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the LONDON G .•!ZET FE, Sep, 15, 1804. IFar.(4 5rpt.,15,:15t34. Fourth Regiment of Dragoon Gnanis, Lieutenant taistes Shaw, fro:a the bbtli Foot, to be Liatitetiant, vice Bever, ley, who exchaaea. a • ' ' ist -Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant A. Bruce Deithistown to be Captain of a roop, without purchase. Cornet john Armstrong to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Cornet and Adjutant Nathaniel Ecketalcy to have the rank of Lieetenant. etli Regiment of Light Dragoona, Cornet Jelin Hayes, from • the tBth rieht Dragoons, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice • I onea,'panitioted. Lewis Mackenzie, Gent. to be Coroet, by pUrchase l .vice'Tenisoo, pron•,oted. szth Ditto, 4 ,,,aOartea:. - ,llaster Phillips to he Cornet, without purchase, vice N‘Neill, promoted. aid" Ditto, John Browne, Gent. tube Cornet, without per abase, vi ce Paterson superseded.. • - FlornpesefesaMounted Riflemen, Cornet Simon George . Ne a wport, from the 23c1 Light Dragoont,;, to'be Lieutenant, ° by purchase, vice Marcelo% whO retires. Colcistreain Reginient of Foot Guards, limes,. Gent. • - be Ensign, without purchase, vice Towashend; who resigns. . • - Tst Regiment , of Foot. To be Captains, of Companies— Lieutenant Donald M'Lean, from the 54th Foot. Lieu - tenant George Parsons, °from the t3th Foot. Lieutenant George Gillortia from the, 26th Foot. Lieutenant Hugh from the 71st Foot. Lieutenant George Incc, from the 87th Foot. Lieutenant Thomas S:. George Smyth, from the ad Foot.• lieutenant Charles Johnston. To be Ensign--Donald fal , Queen, Gent. • • To he Adjutants—Lieutenant David Darling, from the Royal Fuzileers. Serjeant Major -- Wright, from the act Foot, with the: Rank of Ensign. To be Quarter Masters.— Quarter-Master Serjeent Thomas Sneath. Quarter-Master Scrjeant Sunderland, from the act Fent: sth' Regiment of Foot Lieutenant Henry Lose& to be. Cap. tain of a Company, Without pnrcha,se. To he Ensigns— (ones %Vetch ' John' Gent. John Gunn, Gent. otla Ditto, Captain Richard Burke, -from the both Foot, to be Captain of a. Catnpany. -Lieutenant ,lolin Cameron, from the 64th Foot, to be rlttio. EnSigii Williatn Pita MVO the Foot, to be. Lieutenant. 9th Ditto, Captain and Adjutant Richard Folkes, from the but Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant Ceo. Sauiiderson, Irons Half- pay of the Foot, to be Lieu tenant. Ensign lames - lioyd, from the 68th Foot, to be ditto. John horde, Gent. to be Ensign. Robert -iloVen. den, Gott. to be Ensign. 'Lieutenant Henry Godwin to he , itajutant. troth Ditto: Major Hastings Fraser, from the 46th Foot, to he ieutenant- Colonel, . by,' purchase, vice who retires. Lieutetalet Thomas T. Bisset; front Flalt-pay of the 2,3 d Foot, to be :Lieutenant. • r4tll Ditto, Lieutenant Pints Reynolds, from the 35th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant William Faw- Ceti, horn the 3oth•Fcx)l, to bt ditto. Lieutenant lames Barwick, from the both Foot, to beaLieittenant. Xstli Ditto, Ensign Frederick Watson, from the 7th Battalion of Reserve, to be Lieutenant. Charles Redmond, Gent. to be Ensign. John. Cosby, Gent. to be Ensign. 57th DittO, Williarn Ross, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kelly promoted in the zd West India Regi. rnent. , tlttli Dim, John Whitley, Gent. to be Ensign.'by purchase, vice Snow, who retiree afar Ditto. To be Captains of Companies—Captain James Grant,' from the Royals_ Captain Basil Fiaher,. from the aorh Foot. Captain Robert Really, troiu the 71st Foot. 'Do be First Lunatezanta-Lieutenant , Thomas Rbide, front the 71st Foot. TO he Second Lieutenants—Duncan Dewar, Gent., (Lieut.. rant with teniporaty Ranks frail the ith Reserve Balta. Ensign lohostone, front the sth Reserve Battalion. , 34th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Mating, irorruthe 'tab Battalion Reserve,ot to be Licutertant, without purchase, vice Hughes, promoted. sith Dittp, jeutenant George Juxon, from the Royals, to be Captain "fn Company. • Lieutenant Adolphus Meoatal, from the :Lath Foot, •to be. ditto. Lieutenant Nicholas brown, front Half• pay of the Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice lappet., who exchanges. Ensign John Kelly, .from the 39 th Foot, to be Lieutenant. James Thornhill. Gent. to be Ens*. Bartholomew Uniacke„Gent. to be Ensign . . Muarter-Master- Serjeant Abraham Nowlet to be Quarter aster. , , 37th Di.(o, Captain Brydges Neynpe t from the 34th Foot, to he Major without purchase. To be Foot,, Anthony SoMersall, CIVIL .Josiah Cramptoo, Gent. William Maguire • cot, Oth Ditto, Charles Caddell, Gent. to ' be Ensign, without purchase, vice Angelo, promoted in the 5241 Foot. 3tst Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Ashe AbCourt tobe.Captain • of a Company, by , purchase, vice Pickering, who retires. 'Ensign ThOtuas Samuel Nicholls• to be Lieutenant, vice a'av 4 Court. Lieutenant Howell H. Pritchard, from Flail. 'say' of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. John Taylor I‘l , Kentie,,Gent. to be Ensign. Henry Dutton, Gent. to Foisign. Qourter-Master-Serjeaut lames Spence to be Q tiarter, Master. - 'tad Ditto,' Lieutenant Wiiliam Toole, from - the alth Foot, to be Captain 'of a Company. Alexander Robert., son, Gent. to be F.nsign, without purchase, vice Elinslie, wiloae Appointment does not take place. Alexander Alec. pheo,on, Gent. to be' Ensign. . •, 36th Onto; Lioutenant Baron Alexander Monerieff, ,c from the soth Foot, to be 'Captain of 'a Company. William Hughes, Gent. to be Ensign. a . • • 37115 Ditto, Lieutenant Wit ham Kilbee, from 1 lal f.pay of the 2Stlt Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hodson, : appointed to the 72d Feat. . 38th Ditto; Lieutenant Williorn Taylor, from the.62d Foot, to be Captain of a Compony. ' • !Anacreon Malt. Duguid Camp bell, front alf-pay of the 4 2(1 Foot, td be Lieutenant. Wflliaitt Rainey, Gat. to be Enaiaa. ' • -- • 30th Dittd, Ldsign_loseph Hare to be Lieutenant, without pun.: lase, vice Wolseley, promoted in the lath Foot. • 4ot h ditto. LieUtillAnt and Adjutant' John English, frOM 'the 57th'Fout, to be Captain of a Company.' 4 2 d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenaot-Colonel fames Stirling.to be • Lieuienant:Colonel, without purchase„ Captain lames G pot tu be Major, by purdiase, vice Stewart; ivittl taws. Lieutenant Alexander Lord Salt&ui to he Captain of a Company ,'vice Grant.. . . 44th Mao, lieutenant David - Phillips to he Captain of a Canvaity, witlibut purchase,Nice Ciighlan,decesisecLa 45th -Onto. To be :Ensigns - William Osborn,. Gent. Woe*, Gaut, Richard Burke, Gent.• Thomas 1- Reeves, Ccnt. 4 1 4i1t Ditto, Major Sit John Pringle Dalrymtile,' Part. from • stii be Major, vice Aylmer, promoted in the aittr ;lloOt. • .'• • scut Ditto, Captain Nigel Kingscote, from . the . ztl West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company. To . be Ensigitk-a-Lewie- Teissier, ,Gent. lames Hamilton, • Gent. C Wiles Kirby, Geer. 5a l thttoi- . - Jetikiata, Gent•'tP be Ensign, without par. chase. 5311 Ditto, Captaio Wliteler Cociltinan, from ist West India • Regiment, to be Captain of a ceinipatiy, vice' Weston, who exchanges. Inures Glootr,•Gent. tckb.Enbiko, with out porchaSe, vice Balguy„ prodoted In the 36th loot. • Tench, .4;eot. to be goiigh, without pUti:ltabe, vice lones; prothoted it. the 'Foot. sbth Fo Gent. nlextweder • M' Lean, Cent. Fralteht William Robe, tient. • 57tit Ditto, Lieotenant I ohn Jerroyn to Oe Captain of a patty, without purchaae, vice Spring, promoted, wi H ain Mann, Getit. to' be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ro binson, promoted in the 45th 58th Ditto. is be Ensigns- Franc:: Keane Campbel I,Gent, w ith ou t purchase, ' vice Wood, whose A pjunittnieitt has not taken . Randolph Crewe, (aci,r by purchase. vice S. Newport, utol o o taa William St nith, Getit. with out purchase, viers piunioted in 'the ItSt • Fain. , • ceth Ditto, Captain feints Ogilvie, from the soth Foot, to be Major, vice Chaplin, apponiteil to the 9th Hattahoti of Reserve. capoin A roliibald Gilberts, front the 7th V. teran Battalion, t o la: Captain of a CbiriVany.- To be Lictitejiatit, CI, A. Darby. Ensign ..--.- Fuller. -la itsige Chat - lea Douglas. Ensign Watts. doth Ditto, ticlay Ihulicr, Gent. to be Ensign witrieut ° purchase vice Tiragelier, apiAlicited to De•Roll!ti Regi. went Qt•trirter... Master Scr i vnot Sidtriene to be En sign, witeout purchitae, vice Lodge, apponited to the NOW J#t ulbivick Fenei hies. • btalafAtto; Edward Chichester Bohan, Gent. to be Ensiin. Dawaolt, Gent. to be Eoaigh. 6,3 d Ditto, Charles Naugle, Gent. to be F.nsigu. George Feiguacat Sialliud, Gent. tra he Enaikn. , 64th Ditto, Lieutenant D., Arthur O'Neill, from the 3d • Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Turner,. promoted. Lieu- P,eginient, to ,taw Lieutenant, vice 13alfc, promoted in the Foot, Neil. Maclachlan, Gent. to be Ensignr, by • purchast, vice Pritchard, promoted in th 31st Foot. 6Gth Ditto, Lientenanr William R. Beverly, from the .ttli ;Dragoon Guards, to be Likutenant, vice 'Shaw, who r; x chanizes. Nicholas John Smith, cent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Hodson, who resigns.. 60) Ditto, John Popham,' Gtnt. to' he Ensign, without Tpureluse, vice Pilliington; promoted in the 1141 • root. eams Stewart, .Gent, to he Ensign, by.purchax, vice :Llewellyn, appointed to the i.Stlt Foot. 'William Hamil ton West, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice talor, dismissed the Service. , (To be continued.; • E.I.VKR UPTS. Nathaniel Long, now or late - of Oxford, tailor, to surrender Sept. 23,'29, - ancl oa. 27, at twelve, at the Blue hoar Inn, Oxford.. Attornies,, Messrs. Taunton, Oxford ;or Mr; W. A. Tanoton, Essex-Street, London. ohn Wilkinson, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstap= ler, to surrender Sept. 22, 27, add Oil. 27, at eleven, At the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. John Wilson, Castle -street, Ho!bout, London; or Mr. Charles, Coup ' land, Leeds. - Richard Ireland Milord, of Bristol, skinner, to surrender Sept. 27, zB, and Ott. 27, at - eleven, at the Rummer. Tavern, All-Saints.lane, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. lames, Gray's- Inn-square, London ; or Mr. George Martin; Bristol. Thotnas Martin, now or late of Warrington, Lancashire, torn. dealer, to surrender O. 9, 17, and 27, at twelve 7t the . and Child Inn, Warrington. Attorniei, Messrs. Blake and White, Easex-street, Strand, London ; 'Or Mr. • Shut tleworth, Warrington. William l)ean,ot Bristol, linen-draper, to surrender Sept. 2s, Oet. 9, and 27, at eleven, at the White Lion, Broad-street, Bristol. Attornies,'Mr. Vizard, No. 4,1; ray's-Inn-square, London ; Mr. Daniel Boynton, or Messrs. Clarkeand Son, • Bristol. DIVIDENDS. - Oa. t 5. Joseph Parker;of Hereford, brandy-merchant, at • eleven, at Preoee's Co ff ee - house, Hereford. . Oct. 8, :Francis Monk, late of Folkstone, Kent, tanner, at ten, at Guildhall, Canterbury. Nov. 3. James Young, of the Town and Cotinty of South. ampton, linen-dtaper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. George Humphreys, of Horseley, Gloucesteroiire, clothier, at eltven, at the New Lodge, Hampton Common, Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire. • Nov. 19. Francis Lloyd, of.Bridgesstreet,Westminster, linen draper. 'at eleven, , at Guildhall. Otl. 8. Robert Lydstone ' r attles, of Penryn, Cornwall, dealer, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Penryn. Oct. 17. Edward Williams, oti Liverpool, Lancashire, baker, •at eleven, at the Star and Garter 'raven), ,Paradise•street, . . , . . Liverpool. Oet: 13. Thomas Dilcock, of York, linen-drapee, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Coney -street, York.. Od. 23. George Wilson and Edward Priddle, late of Fen, . church-street, London, wine and braney-merchants, co partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Oct. 6., Ayintore Stapes, of Britwell Prior; Oxfordshire, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. ' . , ' Ott 8. Henry Aikinstall and Samuel George, late of Bur slem, Staltindshire, potters, at twelve; at theShakspeare • Tavern, Newcastle-under- Lyne,-•Stallindshite. CERTIFICATES. oa. 6. Thomas Martin, of Birtningharn, Warwickshire, and Thomas Nicholls, of Stone, Stattbrdshire cordwaincrs and co-partners. Edward Strong and William Harvey. both now or late of Liverpool. Lancashire, anehorsmitlis and co-partneri. Daniel Tubbs, of Liverpool, Laneashir4 macliant. Robert Harris, of Winston, Kent, woollen-draper. Thomas Gilbert, of hirmingham, Warwickshire, tadoit. • Jonas Charlesson Hahn, of New-court, Crutched-friars, London, ship and insurance-broker. FORTUNE.TELLING. HlCKs.ss HALL I 'SATUADAY,' SBrr. t rsa,' Carr,' Sarahlealog, and Sarah Ridman, were brought tip as leputcti vagabonds, getting then livelihoods by pretending to tell. fortunes. The principal witness against them was Charlotte Searle, a woman near. so' years ,of age : she stated, that understanding the Prisoners were skilled in the oe,: cult science, she had repaired to Susannah. Carr, who told her, that she might expect news both by land and sea; that she would marry a fair man with a • large fortune ; that she .would have a nurnerouS off. aping, and that she would never be unhappy all the .days of her life ; .but that she, would have two bus.' bands, and that the latter would please her better than 'the former. She paid 4.d. for this important information, and retired well satisfied. The same story was tuld.of . the other two and the Chairman sentenco them to fourteen days iniprisonmenr. William. Penile) . field was indided for obtaining , goads to the amount of 191. 185. 6d. wierfalse pre. fences, from Mr. Paget.—By the 'eiiciTnce it turned out that - the Prisoner had been in the - employ of Mr. M'Caull, a bricklayer; In Wild.strect ; but: having, for:improper conduct, been distliarged, .made use of IYPCauP's name to. Meisrs. Scott: and Clarksor, of HaCkney from whom lie obtained piffles, &c. to the above amount. The last time he wentto Hatkney, .he took a,horse and cart' with him; but Mr. Paget's Clerk suipeetintrbat the. articlei 'he came for could not be for Mr.' Mfe,laii, his name not being on. the cart, he was cletaiiieLL—lt being proved, to the, satisfaai'in of the Jury,' that. the Defendant had been previously discharged by Mr. M , Caull, ~he, was found guilty, but judgment was respited.' Christopher Charlepwortk was found gdilty of, picking iiuckets at the late fire in kiclmonLl-street. buildings, Illackfriars.roail.—lle was sentenced to three moothainaprispoment. Thomas Thobourn, one of the driveo, in the Newcastle waggon min, was last week convieted before the Megi4trats in the penalty of ital. for taking away, and'afiet wirds• refusing to deliver up, his regimental•froek, after being discharged. In consideration °fits being the first otnce, the pc flaky was remitted. Saturday a Jew was taken • into custody by one of the Buw.qtret Officers, having in his possession an immense number of countetfeit dul)ars.: Ott S tirddk,W. Lore and his wife were com mitted to Nottingham gaol, as common utterers.of base Coin. , In their lutigiag was found had money to the amo o slt. ut Ar the Sessions 11.Y:in:loud), which•commenced Wecluestlay,., J. Kent, it private,in the Shropshire Militia, was cosivi:led of manslaughter, and sen. ienctd to one. month's imprisonment. J. Ogilvie and . T. Smith, fur forgery, and T. Bridge,. and J. B. Mager, for uttering turned notes, wire executed on Saturday at Lancas ter. J o seph Bridge, ,brother to the above-men. tioned, and M. I fughex, under sentence of death fur it sitnilar crime, have been respired. The Koster' of a Hatriburgh Vessel was some d ays s i n ce . .k.. lo ,l_, 201. by the ,Ifiamei Nlice Magi strafes, for not employing a Itivcr Pilut to navi. gate hia vessel up to Deptford. Li)kt , ON: Printed by Raclin 14n llnuatt, (Ut No. 4, :vlJrt(et-court, )sovv.strect) ; anti Pllni At the Suw..Ovvier. No, tt z. Strald ; where Advr, rivsemitit, 04'11 fur I) /J i FOURTH DAY..=-Se!iTURDA.Ir t strr.,ls. Sarah. Anne .RafAld, a child of •nine years old, was tried for stealing twelve penny pieces, and other monies, the property of Joseph Smith. The theft was clearly proved against her, and . thejury found her Guilty. , Her mother, a heart.broken poor woman, with an infant in her arms, appeared 'to implore the mercy of the Cotitt for her child; and the Re. cox nee, aftei commenting on the mischievous consequences of sending'such a child to a common prison, strongly admonished ber mother to' keep her out of the 'way of her Vicious connexion ;.and then ordered her to receive immediately a smart private whipping, and, to be restored to her rent. • Catherine Drew and Catherine Carney, two Ladies from St. Giles's, were capitally indicted for pri. vately stealing 54 yards of calico, in the shop of a Mr. Powditch, linen.draper, in Holborn. The capital part of the charge of stealing privately was not supported, as • the Prisoners were suspeded, watched, And seen in - the .very ad, by the Shnp. men, who blatantly devded them.--Guilty Iy - simple Fe 1 ely • • Harriet Browne was indiaed for stealing two 'muslin gowns, value zle and a quantity of lace and other articles, to the amount of Sol. tik property of Elizabeth Stniih. From the statement of the Counsel who opened the Prosecution,. it appeared that the Prisoner, a girl about .19, who had the appearance of a wait. Ing.maid, had gone to the house of the Proseen. trix (who is a fa3hionable dres,s.maker, and a re. .speaable elderly widow),. on the day stated in the Indictment, and looked over some dresses, four of which she seleeled, and ordered them to be sent home to her Lady 's, whom she described to be. a- Laity Careless, in Portman -Street, Portman.squart; .and adding, that it they were liked by her. Lady. ship, who. was but, just come to town, she might prove an excellent customer. The good woman hastenesi to carry home . the gowns, and receive the further instrudions of her new anti fashionable customer ; she rapped at, the door of the house to which she was direded; it . was opened to her by a servant dreased in genteel livery ; she announced her business ; my Lady's maid was called; highly applauded her dispatch and pundolity ; shewed her into a back parlour ; said her Lady. „was juS t . that moment particularly enga ge d w i t h, some La. dies who had just .paid her a , visit ; but desired she would leave the goods, and call in' the after. noon, and her Lady would try them on in the mean time. Site again called about sire o'clock, was again spoke to by the maid, 'who regretted that her Lady had just that moment sat down to dinner, and could not be disturbed, but returned her two of the ,gowns, saying, her • Lady liked the other two, and desired ,to -have two more made of the very same - pattern; that, however; she need not be in a hurry , to bring them home until the day after next, as her Lady's sister Was going next day to be married at Windsor, and her Lady and Master were to be preleat at the nuptials. She promised, -at the.. same .tirne,., to recommend the bride as a customer,. as the had but just -come .out of the country, and• would want a nuinberof articles ; she .therefort desired, that ,when she nex t came, she would bring with her a variety of laces, and other' fashionable .articles. The, good woman came as appointed, bringing with her the two newAresies, and 'laces to the value of, about 301. The tnaid , was so glad to see her, so pleased with her punduality, but so sorry that she came just at a moment when a shocking family mistur_. tune had happened ; her Master had just returned with her Lady in the aariot, from Windsor, and in .stepping out of the :carriage, unfortunately frac. tared" his leg, and was at that moment tinder the hands of the Surgeon insetting it set, and her mis tress-was all ia. distradiun ; but if she - would call ihe . next morning she would iptroduce her to her Lady, -and she might leave Elie things she brought for her Lady's itispe6tion, and they should be per. fedly safe. Next day she again called; 'the maid went up stairs to apprize:her Lady of her attend.' 'once, and brought. down a' message, that her Lady' would call in the course of the day at her house, discharge her bill, and give her some further or. ders. Her.. Ladyship, however, omitted to call, and next day this good Wdman called at the house again; •the door was opened by a woman, who said, she knew no such person as Lady careless, that nu . Lady lodged there, riot ez;tltl site find. any tidings of the Lady's maid, or the livery. servant who Opened 'the tionr:before. On, fi.ding she was poi. ,pletely swindled, she applied to the Public, Office in . I\ilarlborough-street, but culled get no -tidings of the .hwindlcit she, however, met her, some time afterwa i rds, in Oxford-road, seized her by the calied.asaistance, and, had her- secured, and . committed:- Mr, "twice CHAMOiIi observed, that , clearly in this care the stealing could not be. brought home, as the goods bring voluntarily placed by the'Proseeutrix in the possession of the Prisoner, She held a legal possession, and therefore could not be said to have a4ually stolen the property, 'However, the crime was one which came clearly and pApably under the heat' of that species of fraud . callett, swindling, and ought not 'to go un. punished. His Loidship therefore disadvised go. in 6 into the proofs: upon the present indidment, but disetted the Jury to acquit her of the stealing, and ordered the Priioner to be detained for trial under a new indleiment. On Thnrsday morning a grey mare, .the proper. Goat ty of Mr. S tev e ns , of „. ..roomanchester, trotted ff.: teen miles on the road tretween Cambridge and Hun., fingdon, in 56 minutes,.catrying thirteen stone and a half, 1.,3%i week a mason repairing the steeple of Gt.ti.e. ley church, near . Otiey, Yurkoire, by some means fell from the ca fFu 'ding, and received suctibruises asoccasiuried ltii death. e, r. r 7; IV MI On IVlontiiy-a servant of 't of f tdet.ham, Notiollc, shot himself in a fit of lunacy% The ball lodged iv the upper cart of his nose, and he lingered intreit agony till Thursby. A few days Adr. Arnopp, Merchant,, of Burnham Overk, Norfolk, was drowned while bath. ing near his residence. - Thursday , morning as a labourer was setting [im' and rails about the staCk.yl,rd of Mr. David Lid. del, at Swine, he fotird about seventy English ail ver coins (in high pre - servation), of King . Edward the Sixth, Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, King James the First, and King Charles the First. Vic akove - coins had apparently been buried in a Ng, -as the man found something of.that nature when he dug them-,tip.' It is :remarkable that this is the third time this year that coins have been found se.' cretcd ai Swine, some of which are rely ancient HORNSBY and Cu,. are sari feed that the Public approve 01 the present State Lottery, which begin* Drawing - -next Monday Morning at Nine o'Clock.; The Scheme is worth Attention. It gives (will no other tottery has given) 3 of , 20,060— . -3 " 10,000-3 of gdoo, and divides among the Holders of Tickets and Shares 4.o,000l." more than the last Lottery, which is a saving to the Purchaser of 0, 0 Pound Ten Shillings in every Ticker. 'These ad vantages have caused an unusual Demand, and must ocer-ion a greet Scarcity of Tickets and Shares. N. B. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, for "rickets ant! Shares, executed exatily on the . same Terms as if present. *„* All Prize', whether of 201. or 2°,0001. paid on demand at, the ofti,establiiled State. Lottery Of of HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, Cornbill. sill, NEHS. Bank Stock 4 , shut Navy 5 pet Lent., 92 e 4 S per Cm , 1191, shut Irish s per Cent. shut 4 pej Lint. shut 3 per Cent. Red. shut 3 per . Cent. Cm. q7l fished by Wu. - .11b4 Aau ;GAR Scairrs, lot Sou th Mo:tion.strett, Crusvanor-iquari); the Pater. Later: to; the Ed ;tor, itm-ptrid), roust be ..adressea. ~;. • : CR/OINSEND, SIPT. 14. _• Passed by—thelmelina, Schoones West fick;.Potvinsik,, Young john, for; and Anna Alaria,' , Hamrnond ; from 13 ," 7," den . ; Hautoris, Robins, from Savannah ; Two litt" 4 " . " Vas, Young Frow, Watts, and Five Good Brortioit from Lear. BIRI US. • • Yesteeday Morning, the Lady of Sir Richard Sullivan, of a Sen. - On the 6th inst.' the'L a dy of William Fiaingten, Esq. a Shaw-flail, Lan c a s hi re ola 'o_n• ' Lady Thulilas Siu - On - Wednesday morning, (.; ue nisch marez t of a Son. . ' -----• MAAR 111 D. • • On Tuesday last, at Danc.i s t e r, Sir Charles Nl;les Pail. ben N. °lll4l of Bios)). Castle, Nortin tin b er i a nd, Batt. to Miss LO .1. Louisa Lucy CoOke, d• u.l t. , -r t Sir George Cooke, Batt. at Wheatley. ' cl ° . ~ ~. . Oit friday, at St. fohti's Church, Westminster, kvi,,,tti'l Whiltani, i.sq. of Sloane-strut, to Mrs. Koner:j> w" .4 "' Of Collee.street, Wesfininster. On Saturday last, at St. Olaye's ' Church, Southiv4r' William Barr, Esq. to Miss F. lizabeth Browne. The same mortuag, Mr. Atkiiii, juth'of Wahhainstmc• to Miss Shutt; of the same &ace. ' ' On theitth inst. at Sheffield, Mr. 1611 n tbarintl , of t h -fr d lace, merchant to Miss Wake, daugh tv r of the late lb: Wake, Esq. of to Manor, Agent to his Gr.lc , l l ' Duke of Norfolk. ____---------- vaD. 21 11 1 1 ,m azaT . imst. Mr. john Sam! PRICE OF STOCKS. SAIL? DAY. 133..ik L. A3n, emit virtu snort nag. shut • India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, par, is. tile. 0 rnniurn, • Imperial 3 pe r Cent. • Coe, ter 16th Oa. 57 1 ......—...—",,,, --•.-----------"" HlL'i. at a ' MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES. 0 N THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 , a COUR S y 5 , to St. George's Hospital of LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTR. will re-coinnunce at the Laboratory, Whitcomb,street. Lei "t,.. tics , at the usual Morning Hours, vit. Ther' l . l , ) ",t Quarter before Eight. The PraElice a PPYt i p c . c; u tt e r Eight; and the Chemistry at a Quarter Wit t e r 4 5 ,. ci3, JE()RGE PEARSON, M. O. F. R. S. Senior ki1,31 &c. Register I • A Register is 'tat ; an' t * Letture .$ iread on the o'C lock. Morning, at in every Saturday Proposils . . and at St George's . m ay be hid in Leicester-Ware, a of . thc College of .hsichivas Hospital. ------------: • VVHEN Professional Men of EducatiOnen4lay Responsibility deviate frarn the general SO:401r thetinuseetiletY4n of a peculiar branch, the Bane of _ success is the best criterion of superiority . oluiP, 6 Eight years have I devoted my, prldice to the i e re fralt a t treatment of Three Disorders and.the successio, , i I aal rplan gives =additional ard or ' to oppose, as Lir m ost . hie, the ravages of those. Complaints -Which area. important in the Catalogue of Human Intirmitivs. ',.,dooAs . :;1 virad I for med Al t erluie equa l ly d ang ero us I 1 s i ya nf Thrive i attention,rt from wish D t i t r) i a stnto p reci pitan c y t tae i n n i 6 t i eosa 'comprise 11 n Ty ever t r ola, nrti,. eeoot p e riod f Branch, gu: noit: 4pr ; r as ca an :l:. re di co t ae l r I : Tit 1 1 oi i c : .1 ir 1 le : ric u r Is: t il; . . votedCure every ots. specie' of 0 1 1 . I : l „.v i ‘ c, t,it u : REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent' or. r7freal ration: zdly, All kinds of debility, whether aroinh : guts the habits of school.bovs, or the indai-gem:es Of I", or a. age: And, ' lastl y , tiat. derangement 9t the Sysre l , l .:• l y men which is called BA RRENNESS, br sT F. id I , ' : I ,;ste Numerous Diseases are rue result of ignorance, ' , lily in the treatinent of a simple Gommara i, and it n ° 6 lDi frequently happens that the seeds at Lite arm pois‘? li r m e. the indiscretion °lan tinguaritztd hour. --Ity.a suPe, l %hor. • ,tbnit'sneli Complaints are easily citron; and, e , '" l 'oat 1 others have tailed, I trust that: I may presuoic ir t) radical re-estahlisikinetii. Yew, however, are the cases of coi nelicatoi rti strf ti st s o i l this disorder, companat with the-calamitous sitheitt r 0 . Mal, who,. from an indultenee in a. solitary viCe , . s tato . prevalent ga,e,!o4 of a f :ig i ona blt. life, ai:iiitite' tll a i , s uch of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequenC 4 ° pernicious habits. ..„,. but pernicious W here thi,unnappy v. : in t er b 10 9 is ove r to hos-- Yi on ,e , carefully cohccuts n:s inistortune, may be sq rn ;t ° I , lation for h:kn to know, that although it' be arLeronlovs, doubt or uncertainty with attv.:r••Practiti-ners, ",,', Keir: of these oc:h.:lint:les by the , gradual Progress '.' 0 , rle' tion, is the ggusremeilt of ~•ny Expentrice. .' iv v igoari of li3ccliui et' Venu:i'began to t•Aue: l`l', n ,,* u nter; tc : much anxiety , will he prevented by Dearly 2 w" 1 , 0 gra. 'ion of this-languid" State ; and in these C. 0 ": 3, , difliCUlty will (x:cLit. . epet /ea a P r 0" But wrier:: this Daieienev ILA for %:.{l44rs ex's- g.,,, c 41!. perseverance •is indispanaa6ly S..eqiii;ite ;tu .revive. i t i o joa• , ben ll mnitgßSpaßirtsuotl-v%tem, aEnNtl,t,tilrhoe-aill:nivinaitoci:l;iobeeColyi.is:3ll:atooLinr;; in then . expedations of a Family, ni.iv be aAs u i r ,, a.510 1 ,„',. most instances, such detelisi:are ,:tir.iti:e by 0qt.'.: 1 ;,,, f t , 7,70 The sec•:• , :sy WhICII is 50 eSSe111:11 tO 111 Y I . ,4. jo _,, i to S" ' s uc h and basis uatitic.inooswieh t I Jur , piestimet 0 l on i te d the ot my lime:icons, .and I. uun.cid ell 00 001 0 '0 this intithation is given. that . lidr. Wee fa No 0), 0 ) 30, personally, or by . Leiters Om:it:6st% 3 'lint , ~...r oi ec , ,,, house, No. 29, ArtllloCi" street , Strand, nor ~-..',...„, adrsinitrigT,llienriet theis aNnaria2.iii:onsiiii.ibui tiEtiiiiiii c .-r t i a i i , f,s e i :crs t: . : o ‘ s ., ;: rire H ri :,, Martin Bree, Merloter •,1 the it ::.:.......... I 1 is ] N ; rj