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the LONDON GLIEITE, Nov.-1, 180. Whitehall, Da 2g. The Kin; his been pleased to norniny,te and' ap roint. Sit C3,,,)egelaro Barlow, Bart. -to be - one of (b,2 << fights Companions of the Most HorfJurable , Order of th 6 Bath. • • Ifier.oll;ce, Ncv, I, iSo6. al Regiment of Oragoon Guards, Lieut. \V, itile Tonldirto be Captaiu ot a Troop, by purchase, vise Sir 1. 1.. Rogers, i)art. retires. Lieut., Henry:Tower' to be Captain of a Troll, by liurchase, vice Quantock, who tetiles, ctli Regiment Of tight Pragoolis,-Quar,Ger Master - Knott ) , #cUht tare riot Light Drzigoorrs, to be Adjutant, (Aim the Itlnk of Cornet,i vice itut,..ltinson, proMotedsp the sth Royal Veteraii.l3attalion. 23,', Dim), F. Waller, Gent-to be Cornet, by purchase, vice • 6oulbtirn, promoted. Iteginmit of Foot Guards, R. H. Wii;estone, tent. to be Et1613;11, tv purcnase. . t , il of I'loot, To ,I , e Lieutenants without purch-ae, Peter Grant, vice Bcdiord; clismissed by the Sen tfcceufa General Court Marti.d. Ensign Lachlan M'Lean. Ensign 3d Ditto, Ensign R. Mort,:s to-be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Culthurst promoted. • 4th Ditto, Lieut. henj. Martin, from Half-pay of the 9th F01,t, , to be Lizutenant, vice tones, who exchitiges. tstit Ditto,. Ensign T. Andrevs to be Lieutenant, vice Ben- deitahed. Sth Ditto, Ensign john john Raymond to be Lieutenant, vi e Sta Mord deceased. David ticrine,' Gent. to be Ensign, by: •purchasei rice M'Mahon, promoted. Win. Ince, .Gent., to be Ensrgii, vice Raymond. iSth Ditto,. Lieut. E _lrwin, from the 34th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Davison,•,who exchni t ;es. 39th Ditto, Lieut. Thodias A. j,,ns to be Captain ofa Corn . Tally; by purchase, Vice le - werl,' who retires. ?.‘i Ditto,: Lieut. General' gir iatnes U. Craig, K. B. fiorn the 85th Foot, to be Colonei„vice Siificoe, oeceased.. , • .t3d Ditto, • Flal l eilV„-C;ent. to be Second Lieutenant, viculltreve, promoted.. Serjeant Major Milne, from the _3d Foot,Gu,ais, to be Adjutant, with the Rank Second 'Lieutenant, vice Smith, promoted,. 24th Ditto, Eir'sign join. rrairlilton Colt,.from the 41st Foot, -to be Ensign, by purchase, i vice Stracey, aliporated td the 27th bitto, En:i; ti n C, Aaon, to be Lieutenant, ,vice deceaae.cl: ntiain turnas, Gent.' to bo Ensign, vice A zton - .. - - 32 d Ditto,Assistarit Surgeon D. Lynn, from Half-pay on the Irish Estitobbitimot, to be Assistant SLICSCSJII, field, plonvitet.i iii toist 'Foot. _ ' • '.Alex. Davison, trom the tlith Foot, to be `Lieutenant, w‘ce. Irwin. t),.1 Artivr O'Keefe,. to be wait , ty.;t .3 .+L.l.ise, vice- jun:wail, prliinoted iii tilt: 35111 Foot. Irk.ektie.l4, to be 1--nu,n, vice t;. 42,th bitto,,Alsistitof Surgcon R. Maxwell;frotn 11.alr-pay . • on the Irish to b.: Asslatailc :-,urgeoh, vice Logan, ..Inted to we. 7th Drai.00n,t.;(1.ii....5 S'.4oUll,ol,_►,;htwtck Lientenatit,by C purchase, vice Strettoti, prornotcct .3,2 th 1 , ,-- ° Lantot, kJe!,t".• to lx. Lusign, without prurnoteo. • , • e;1) 1.; . .tt0, is obe Lieutenants, Ensign Warner LewiS, vice Vi; hit tfeet..ol.:(l Falion, vice Burns, tie= CeaSat. ault . 47l(ljulmit. Paititik' Shea` to have the Rank. of 14o...tenant,. . - Fittger,l4 vice StoirA, tlecvaset.L. - `lnsigu Arthur Williams, vice tcy 'deceased.-- • , . • • - • To L.,: iins.gns; T. , Clitrord, Gent. vice - Lewis; Chas.'C. Wynne, Gent. vice Fail!n. Win. Steele, Gent. v ice z R. Chute, Gent. vice Dim), ( i eo. kainsa, Cent. to be ensign, without Our 'De Tinseau, pronoic.d. •' ' 76th Utttu, Lieot. Tr. Dillon, troll tialf-pay of the ad Foot, to lx.; Littitcliant, - vice t v Yotif,'„ who excilaii„e3. • Ktlt Dirio, Lieut.•Robe i ftDashw , xi to be Cape du of a Com pany', by. pui,:iiase, vice Mowbray, promoted. Sad Ditto, --- Lc..lianan. Gent. to be Lusi&n, vice Tacks - on, appointed to th,; B,d Foot. 83d Ditto, Etu.ii,n W. - fownsend to be Lieutenant, with purci-iase, vice, Creagh, promoted. ' Ensign --- ry -- .dell to be I...._,:tenant, without purchase. Ensign j. Jack son, to be vice Townsend. Ensign lames Urinsby to E.lis;;;o, 88th Ditto, Lieutenitnt-Geoeral, Sir Charles Asgill, Bart, from Cie, sth West India kegimetit to be Ckdonel, vice Sir Charles Ross; appoinicd to the'doirkmaildiit the 85th Foot.. • , :6th Dirto, Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Ross, Bart. from the 85th Foot, Jo be Colonel, vice Sir J. B. Craig, ap pointed to the-Command of the 21.c.1 Foot. 83in Ditto, Ensign Joshua Smito,to be - Lieutenant, without purchase. Edward Cottony, Gent. to be -vice Smith. 89th Ditto, Ensign Gilchrist, from the 6th West India Reginient, to Le Lieutenant, without intrchase. , Ensign Boyton, from the, Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Lieu• tenon!, withoi.t porchasz. 96tlt Ditto, joslth Archer, Lent, to bi Ensign, without pur-• _ Qiinsby, opp,inted to the 83d to-t. DittO, Litsign L). S. y:unwity,to be 'Lieutenant, without p:Jrcliase, vice WI arr - eil; primoted in the mist foot. ;fiiles tioarke,• Gent, to Conwzty. ‘SCSI • 111(11,1 froM the :at ,{tit West India Regitoent, to be'Lietitenaiit; by puictiase, vice 06) cc, proinUteo 6iii stli Ditto, I :utiourable'ALnialicle i r tiant tie Cape Rcg.ht,iii, to ae Coi.iiiei, vice Sir Coatle4 -appointed to t:ie ot toe Sitit toot; 6th DiLtU, 15. e Gc6l. par ' Litlje, V:Le GiililitSte Z,91'1 Foot. • kolie's Regiment, lire•vei iViajor to b Alajoj, dok Courten I.iethenant Lewis t,te.,;,cr. tie Captayi, of a vice N.zi'pol. Ensign lost.pit Toggiiier to be Lieutenant, ....Ice S , eigar. u Ensign, vice '1 it N hlii~r. Dition's „Re i ;mictit, ' vice 1-10 e, p:ounittid. Chasseuts•BrittasiTies, Captain - FOntagne, from of toe tate Local c.m. h raras, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bioct, who exciniti,.-,es. Ci , Pe kegiineut; .M.;jor•A:.;,inerai from the 55th toot, to bC Cut n'el, vic:e iklexandet Hope, 'appointed -to the Command, 61 tiLt sto West "Ittia Regit eta t - • • goy'ai West 1 odia'Rdngers - , Brigadier-General. William W yn.. yard, tr 01l the to he Colonel. Ist Garrison Batte.lici., ~...!nuel Lai Gent. be ,En,; l4/1 ; vice .Boyton, promote.. is the. 89::i .toot. • Brunsvpick. lencioies, ShalEtlisky, Gent, to ba Ensign. ' - • , • ova Senna "Fencibles, Lieutenant-C(slone.! John ''l'aylor, froin Holt ot the 4th AOf, to Oe Livittenont-.Colcinel, vic'e Xrit,lessOn,vho exchanges. • • :- STA I , • . , Colonel Georgt M t • , of the 56th: , F00t,, to be Adjutant-General to the Purees serving ilk the Leeward arid Windward Charibbeie•lslandi, with the Rank -of Bri , gddier-General, vice •Wet..crall, appointed to the Stall' of , the tkrThy serving at the Capc-ot.Good Hope. • Fr:mco, Gent. to • OrAance Office. oi7. 31. . • Reg:,.!;ent of Artil4ls. Second 'Captain I tai ip Ouraford to be Ca'ptaip,:vice.lLlL First ineut,nant Salliuel Bolton to be Sece,nd Captain,vice Danford, Second Lieutenant Richard B. Kamisiey to be First Lieuzei , ant, vice,4lton. First Lieutenant Henry B. Lane to be Second Captain, v.ce-Thouips..on. - Second Lieu-' tenant Robert C. Gr.tharn to be tir,t Lieutenant, vice Lane.- Seprid Lieutenant Wm. A. kaynes to be first I.leutenant, vice Clarke." - Second Lieutenant Charles S. Torriano, to he First Lieutenant, vice G. Datr,d _ Oct. 2,2:16.6. • OrdnerTe-Office, OR. 31. 11"kt:iced Establis , !mcnt for Departments ily o).l7:rnee. Aisistarn-Stirgcon Michael I ) ;.rker to be Surgeon, vice Mac- Dated Oct 1, ISoo. Super - puinerary Assistant Starg,eon john Ridley to be Assistant-6 urge,at, vice rarkci. llgted as atwve. Conwission in the Royal, Radnor Militia, siocii ,by , the Lcrd Lieutenant . Captain 'Moine, Fowicr to be Major. Dated Odober 17, ty the Lori/ Lieutenant of the CG4lqy of Ayr. Dunlop, t sa. to be'Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Oct. i 6; 1806.. :30, - , or rshire 17471inent - Minn Du:l6, Cent. to be I'4l vi John Clark, promoted 'OAK' r 6, 18.6, ' • ' ' B..l.\XlttlPrclEs - ENLARGEp George Hawit, late of Liverpool, rwrolvint, from Nov. 4 to Dec. 16, at ten, at Guildhall, Lcmdon.. john ,ltuddail and William Hobson, of iiirm;nizharn, linen: drapers and co-partners, from Nov. 11%) 6, ;Alen, at the Shatspcare Tavern, BirtninAlLtin. , BrINKRUPTCI ES Ul'E S E ED. Daniel Pickance, of Manchester, tnantaaatr r er. , lames V hue, olWoodchester, Cloticeb4Jshire, clothier. ' 4ANKRUPTS: Mary jone , ; and Edward - Tones; of ' l / 4 v roxhatil, Denbig - ,hshire; drapers and co'- partners, to surrender Nov. 7.,), z a::4 Dec. 13, at, two, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Ottch,, cnester. - Attornies, Mr. I ..Ta}lur, 'll , lantdieseer ; or. Mi. R Cursitor-street, Lohdon. Williarn Edwards, of Little Newport-street, .Leicester: square, Middlesex, toyman, to,surrerrdet Nov. 8, 15, and " Dec. 13;at'eleveli, Attory.ey, Mr. Oluziam, NaWs Head-court, Gracechurch-strect, George Cousens, of G ray's- Inn-lane, Al lesex, merchant, to surrender Nov. 8,,15,,and Dec. 13, ..t eleven, at Guild hall.. Attorney, Mr. T. Hudson, 1i 10:worth-buildings, City-road, Charles Elude, of Camden-itreet, Islington, Middlescx,coal merchant, to surrentkr Nov. 4, it; and Dec. 13,r 'at ten, at Guildhall. ,Attorney, Mr. I. Dici..son, Obzt Broad street,, Royal Exchange; and 13runswiclz.-aquate, ,Found ling Hospital. ' 1)11/7.DENDS. Nov. 13. Benjamin Cox, of Stourbrike, Wotcestershire, timber.mercnant, at twelve, at ih liudles's flriiia Inn, Dudley, Worcestershire. Nov. 29. John Christian Cook and Thomas Christian Corker, of Leaclenhall-street," London, linen-dresser 3 and co-part./ ners, at_ ten, at Guildhall., Nov. 22. Ethiard Atkinson, now or late offii i llinge, Lanca shire, fustian r manufacturer, at eleven, at ,the Minorca' Inn, Wigan, Latic.ishire: - Nov. 22. john Uther, noreor late of Buling- G - reen-lane,Clerkenwell, Middlesex, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. , • lan. 6. Thomas Gibbs Williamson, - of Paradise-street, St. Mary, Ratter lithe, Surrey, 'manner, at teu, at Guild hall,,Lonclon.- • . • • Nov. 22. William and lames Ogilvie, of Saville-row, St. James's,. Westminster, army,agents• and co-partners, at eleven, at Guddhall. • . .Dec. 2. Da,de) Nathaniel Weeden, late of Whitechapel-road, Middlesex; brusii- maker, at-ten,:dt Nov. 25 Rribert Hunell and William of Foster lar,e, Loi)don, ribbon-manulaz.turc:s and co partners,arel.g.,:ven, ar - • . • ' Nov 22. {0.)01)11 - SArgeallt; late ot Russia-court, Milk-street, Cheapsicte,, London, wareilouseman, at eleven,' at Guild. hair. , • .._ Nov zz. BeCijamin :Bc.tts and Ann Smith, of Basingliall - street, London, fattois and co-partners, at one, at Guild Nov. z.. lames Cralfana Patrick Dempsey Foley, of Tower. Lbfition rt eicharits and c6..parttiers, at ten, at . . • Gairidhall. ' • Dee. 6. William-Pink and John Birch,. of Charles-street, _ . (...;•rosvcaor-square, tailors, and ci)-partners at' do',ll, at Guiidiiali,• Nov, 25. Veier Gancion, of ‘Veritivorth-street, • St. Mary, Whitechapel, Middl;sex, cooper, atone, at Guildhall. NOV. 2.4. ..Jolni Minvielie, of inyerlioolon;; chant, at twelve,' at'ilie Star and Garter; Liverpool.. • Nov:. 15. David Walker, of liiAborn, Middlesex, beOkseller, at t w elve, at Guildhall. • , • - N0v.2.:.; Robert Hurrion Dawson, late of Soutliwold, SUf . folk, miller, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Halesworth, Suffolk. ' • Nov. 26. Daniel Powney the younger; of Shcrboi'ne, Dot -setshire, vittualler,° at five, at the. C.utistopher hit; Market-place, 134t1t. CERTIFICATES. • Nov. 22. Henry Laton Lomas, late of ThroirriOrton:street , i; London, insurance. broker and underwriter. William , Green', of Manchester, cotton-nterchant. Edward Waterworth of Newport, hle of Vight, bookseller .] and stationer. _ _ William Christian, of Liverpool, money. scrivener. ,Augustus White, of Alderimnbury,'London, falor. lames Feldwicke, late or 13riglithelinsrone, Sussex, cord . wainer and shoemaker. . Willis Downall, or StocklSort, cqunty of CheSter, grocer. John Stanley, of Kingston:Upon-Hull, merchant.. I'AgTNERSIIIPS DISI'OLVED. William and lames Clarke, Newport, Isle of Wight, brewers. Wiliiam 4iartiaird, sen. aid William kiartlanil, jun. Bristol, carpenters and joiners. Mary Scarth and John Pollock,Wakefield, Yorkshire, wool- staplers. fohn Prestwidge, George SanderS Pees - Midge, and Thomas, Bush, Mincing-lane, top and seed-inerclutits. Edward Crass and Henry Wood, Aldertigate-street, cabinet- - makers. - - James Duxbury and tames Gartside, Almchester, • printer. Joseph Dixon, George. Snowdon, .and George Coates, ma nuracturers of flour, Stockton, Durham, -fierrit*ton Marstrand W. Baker, Water-larie, Tower-street, • . brokrs.. . . • Joseph Phipps and William Fido 4 Panton.square / Wcst , n•onter, tabors. . Lewis" lohn Dubois, ana Paul TlLtod,)re F4vrc, 2Tltpchants, liirognotton-stfeet. • ' Alexanclet'Syme and Georg, "Vin?,-strett, Zvlinoritn, - merchants. cieOrge Winter and Isaac Hughes,'Nemigate:Streer, grocers. lohn Blundell, Joint Gradivull,. and Geufge Graditiell, Vres . ton, I,m)cashire, . Aann Srtitil, • Uley, Gloucestershife, arld 1-lOoper, • Berkelcy, clothiers!' The Narcissus Frigate,. which brought the dis patches froM Buenos Ayres; is breaking ui? at Sheer ness.' On'Saturday se'nnigni a carpenter employed in breaking her up founla wedge .of Old concealed. lip took it to a silver-smith's in Chatham, and offer ed it fbr sale,; the silversMith' told him it was only brass.. 'The carpenter was nOt. satisfied with this answer, and on'illonday he set off in the Stage for London, and offered it for sale to 7.1. r. VLAICE, a gold r refiner, in Lorl'a -acre ; told .him he must it assayed before,he could ascertain the value, and requested him - to le `e it and which the carpenter agreed to.' suspecting he did not come honestly by it,' gaVe inforruatiort at Bow street, and 'the Magistrates direded Adkins; -the 'Officer, to:attend, andtake the carpenter into cus= p tody, which 'he actor;ingly did on ThesdaY"mOrning. 'He took hi!rii before Mr. BOND, when` the carpenter 'gave the'same account of the business as above ; in consequence of which, the Magistrate referred..the buSifiess in the Lords of the Admiralty to know who the property belonged to; the result is not yet known. In all EleElions-, whether 'for, County; City, or Borough, a shell' , of hands, or a majority of -num bers, does -not render you-certain Of being the sud cc4ful,Candidate.--To point' out .a sure" path, is to Emrchase a Share of a Ticket, of any number,, and if that proves to •be well selected, whether a itomjol. 10,0001. 50001. wool. or 5001. or any other Prize, no pretence can arise to prevent your receiving the claim your interest entitles you to, whatever may be the value thereof. It is thereforeexpedient that you do not lose the only opportunYty now beldre you, of_' making choice of so favouritea Candidate (20,0001.) before ten o'clock tomorrow morning. Wail:anted undrawn Tickets Ind Shares continue selling by HoANtszY: and Co. at their old State Lottery Oakes, 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing•=cross, and at St. Marga 7 ret's 14 . 111, Borough. POLICE. BOW-EREET.--tOn Friday night FrediTickSiiiith,. 'alias - Gretri, alias Si. John, .was charged before Mr.: 'GRAIINAI on suspicion of robbing Mr. Tho Mas - let, of , No. '3s2, •Jaines'-street, - •in the Commercial' Road, of Bank- tithes to the amount of 6071. 1 - . It appeared that - about the latter end oflnne,Jhe Prisoner ‘kas ' introciticed to'the Prosecutor by a Mr. Davis, an Attorney, at the Robin' Hood public. - house, in Leather-lane, where they all used to meet- He :represented .himself to be a: Captain in .the Artily and in a short time after they became ac . quainted, he advised 'the Prosecutor , to . sell all his property out of the Stocks; as he knel.v several per sons who had entered into a 'conspiracy to. take 'out a statute of lunacy against him, and possess': them selves of all his propertn 'and as he Understood all the Prosecutor's uneasiness of mind arose from. the difference he had with his wife, and-being parted • frOin her, if' 'he would sell out all his stock, he would undertake to bring about a reconciliation with •his wife, and prevent the conspirators gaining their ends; which he:agreed to. The PriSoner undertook I to be the mediator, and in a few days after accom panied' the Prosecutor-to the Bank, and sold out his stock, amottntiug to 6191. With the interest ;' after which they both set-off for Ramsgate, }here he • Prosecutor's wife , Was;' the Prosecutor prOmising to 'pay the Prisoner for his trouble if . he . sitectleded is reeonciling his wife to: hiin . ; and if' he did not, he would pay alleexpenceS. The Prisoner pretended that he knew a female serVant wholited in the same family with ,the:Proseduter'S wife, Who was sure to oblige hiM,, and would have influence enough over his: wife 'to prevail upon her to . redirn to him. Upon • their arrival 'at Ramsgate,' the Prisoner went to the house Where thp Prosecutor's wife was, but re- ' turned m, the Prosecutor without acComplishing his Obje6l.. 'They then returned to London in,'a post chaise. Upon' their return to town they went to the' Welch Harp public-house in leter-areet, Soho, where they sat. dOWn 'together itfa• room 'where there were several persons, who all appeared to .}—knew the Prisoner ; and,' after they had been in 'the ::room abbrit three-quarters of an hour, the Prosecu 'tor took his ,pocket-book out of his pocketto pay :for the liquor they had drank, when he missed the whole of his Tank-notes, amounting to 6071. and' in.inediately swore at the Prisoner, and said he had got ,his money ; upon - which the PriSOner . got np, put his fist in hit face, and aaid, if he had not a re-'. gard for him he would knock him down ;, and irn mediately left the room in a passion. 'Alf the other persons Who were in the roorndikeWise.left the hOnse - , in great haste. 'The Prosecutor and the Landlord of , the house ran after the,Prisoner, bit could not over take. hitn. The Prosecutor knowir g the nurnberbf ,the notes, information 'was 'given at the-Blink. 'A few ,days since: Mr. Arnon, the Proseetitor' tor, repeis, - ed notice 'front the Bank . tht OneTof the notes, No. - 7 38,' for tiool. had Come in from the Manchester Bank; upon which application was Made to that Bank ; they said, it was paid Cif..there by a Gentleman, Who : opened an account there it the • name of St: John, and who said •he-was aCaPitiin in the army ; he had left Manchester; 'and was'in London ; he had written to iyianehesterthr the ba.=_ lance . ofhia account to be remitted to hith. Mr. ANSON, 'the Prosecutor's .SolicitZ3r,•learning where the . Etioner' was, to be heard of •in London, called, but could not Meet with him.' He, in corif 7 seqtrence, th6bght of a Stratagem,' and left word. that he'was 'agent to the Manchester itink, and Wished to settle their account with him, and pay him his balance. . ' This'induced the, Prisoner to:call at Mr: Anson's house on ;Friday evening; Whett:Mr. A. prepared a receipt; and the Prisoner signed' it-by the name of St. John. Mr. A. having nodoaht but this - was a .thited name, took up his. oker; ordered hint to surrender, and charged him with the above fob bery. Mr. A. 'Ond his Clerk kept the Prisoner in Custody, till Nukes, the Officer, was sent for, • The Prisoner was co:nmitted to the* House of Correction for'fhriher examination. The only capital Prize in the present Lottery yet divided into Slrares is No. 7137, a Prize of io,oool. Which was sold in one . Quarter; 'two Eighths, and eight. Sixteenths, by SWIFT and Co. -No. 11, Poultry, and N e 0..12, Charing-Cross, by whornalso many of the highest Prizes in thd last and late Lotteries were • shared and sold. 'There are` now 19 Capital Prizes in the Wheel,, and Tickets - and Shares no higher in price than before the Drawing began. The next Day of Drawing: will be To-morrow, the 4th .of November. • . That many persons . have found great, benefit who have unfortunately pursued a daßgerous practice in their youth, in'ungiaardeilly giving way to that crime which brought on the.divine vengeance, is incon 7 testiblv -illustrated by the matchless and unprece 7 dewed sale of " Sohinion's Guide Health ;',' a bdok whicki of all. others in the medical line is so univer sally necessary td be used and treasured up by young And old in every family, that the increning demand for it cannot"be wondlred at, when-it is considered that, as a fiiitifful Guide either to male or feniale, it has not its equal in thG whole world.—k'rice 3s. only. strip !V ' r OOI.F, OCTOBER. 31„. Arrived—the Dove, Vviits,.trom Lyinington ; Lark,. S pur riur, front Portsmouth ; Agenoria, David, from Goan: 4.; and Poe, Williams, from London. Sailed the Marquis Stalfuld, Stafford, for Hull ; and Ac tive, Williams, 'for Portsmouth. MARRIED. On Friday last, Zachariah Button, Esq. of Ford-place, EsSe, to Miss Oliphant, daughter of Campbell Oliphant, Esq. of Heston. On Saturday the ist inst. loi) Aldington Perry, of the Mioorief: o to Prance: 7 ; Colebatch, eldest daughter of E. Cole.: batch, 'Esq. of the same. place. • The same day, at St. t.;eorgo's Church,- Hanover-square, Mr. Kerby, Bookseller, Stall - Ord-street, to- Miss Billing, only daughter ot takm-s Billing, Esti, of St.. lohn-sireet, Bat.' tersea. . 1)141) On the 3oth ult. ,at Farm-hill House, Waltham Abbey, Mr. Clu:rles Staples aged 78.year . s. On Saturday latit,- Mis. H. Ginger, wife of Mr. Ginger,. of i'vneinirch-O - rvet, I.6udon. H [CH WAFER Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR- R 0 W . Morning, 55 Min. after 8. j Afternoon, 36 min. after 9. LONDON -Ptiotel by Ri CH R.!) tlAi Rl5, of No. 4, Mactlnt-cot: rt. 130w -street;, and Published b) W t.r.t Am A aMle.sit Sca UPS, xof 'South Molton-strettt. Grosvenor-square; At the SUN-DfneL, No. Strand ; where Acivertisonenis, Orders lot the Paper, Leiters fOi• the Editor, &c. foost.puid), must be addres'sed. SALES OF ESTATE 3. CAPETAI. FREEiTinft - ESTATTS, MANOR, MANSION. FARMS; and -LANDS ; C 0 R•N-W L. . • • • t() BF. SOLD ITV AUCTION, By fir. ROBINS,' - _ _ .At Garraway's CoitL-ipause, 'Change-alley, cornhill, on Tuesday 'tile .18rINnstant;" at Twelve o'clock, iii One Lot, • • - HE Eligible, Capital; . ifi truly Desirabl FREE= " f.D l sTAT Es, most beaUtifully situate tit the• Farish ur Duloe, in toe County of CornWall;,toyhprising a capital Mansion, planned for the accommOdation o: a Family of . Distinctiop, with offices- of every description, Gardens, Pleasure Groun.'s, Plantations, Park, and Lands, late the residence of Sir Moishead, Bart. The Manor-of Great Treliant, with its appurtenances, Barton Farm,'and Demesne • Lands, cal Tr,n t l'a(k, with the Tclivementrand Farms; called Great T r,tnant and Little Trenant, sTrew it 'abut:. Hole, "i'reciallet, .Yost Tredallct, and. Hilland •• sum.: • • dry Coppice 1ia...• - ••cls dud Plantations; the Whole. up Wards of six hundred Statute Acres of rich M w, Pasture and Arable Land, in a king Fence, an: Ou so ckv..:ted 'spot, commanding eitenslve and luxuri,nit views of rae ricn woods and the chin= forrning , a grand pi , ..ittresq , lc scenery, and adesirable resi•;• - ,dence for ti Gentleman's E. ant, wit;int null'. a mile of Loe;, seven froth Lisktard, trout wad one from the •. . • May be Viewed, by applying at the Mansion, where parti-• culars may be had ; and at Mr. Child's, Soficitor, Liskeard ,• the Post -house, ; I lotels at Plyinout;i, Eiteter,'and Weyinctill; Witite Hart,•Salisbury ; Bush, Bristol ; White Lion, Bath ; Hotel, Liverpool ; Dolphin, Southampton ; ountain, Portomfiiuth of Messrs,' Lloyd and Dowse, Soli ch-nrs, 14, C.; ray's- lnitsquare ; at Gartawayls; and of Mr. , Alarevick:.str!:ek, Golden-square, LOildull, where a lan oi the - Estate inay be seen. ELIGIBLE FRE.EIIOLD ESTATE, SALISIitURY IN,' neAr CiIiJTE and,A NDO V ER, WILTS. • 'l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By Mr. At Garraway's ColL;e- house, 'C nange-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday, , the, 'Sal instant, at Twelve o: C lock, t A DESIRABLE and Compaft FREEHOLD good;I:lirm-house,. with earn, 'Stables, and Out-buildngs, Yard; Garden, and sundry In closures of rich Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, containing li f ryvar, ul 56 ,Aorr, all, lying cor;;pat - t, in possession of Mr. David Hutchins, at will, s:ruate at Gamrrion's Cor ner, rear scot Pores, in the Parish of Chute, between Col lingbufabAingston, and Appleswhvare, eight miles frinn An dover, two from the village of Chute;ftiie - troin Great Bed three from tuggcrsll4ll, ten from Amesbury; six Min' Everley, from*SrAs'oury, and 7s from tendon. 'Tvlry be vieve - a; by applying to Mi. 13;11Vid Hi tchins ' the Taanant,• \rime particula r s niay be had :at the Star and Gar ter, Andover;' .White Hart, Salisbury; Crown, Everley ;- , Black Bear, - Hun M. Townsend, Solicitor, New bury; crowti,e3ilin g ; •'Crown . , )3asingStoke ; Kiiig's Head, Egham ; at Garrawsy's ; and of Mr. Robins,Warwicic-street... • * • VI EL4C-Int.F:COMPACT n BEHOLD, F. S'F'ATZ smati OMRY FA KM, beautifui Iy situated at Li i) Li N (,f ;('ON BEDFORPSI-11'Z - F. 4 'lo-ILESOLD • • J 4, e't•eTto • .„ • •By Mr—ROBINS,.. At Garraway's, on Ttiet . nat ., ; Np`v. - tli,LaitsiekesoWlocl DP,4IS4IIIABLE FREE-HOLaSaSTATE ctrnt -11 prising a Compact sißall Dairy Farm, .an. excellent . HOtise, with Ogices,liarns,".Stahltn - ,.aiidllations Out-build ings, Yards, Garden, Orchard, and. , . , tiPut:irds- of - AA Acres al; rich 7 IV eadow Land surround,ing 'the Bultding ;. two Tae.- merits; Gardens, .tc.•situate:47-LirldinKturi; btivean,Woburn and A mpthill, in tlic. County of Bedtol ; in possession ut 111 r. W..iityl„3l, Klngtivia, tenant at will. :The Estate ts beau.: iii -, :tiWthiged on ',l.r eminence, commanding emenVive and rich yiews . ot % the.Qountry Use ttpusq at a sin;ill ex inav•lx: Made an eligi•nie:reideno; olily..fou'r Miles train'iVidSiitic,•saMe Irons Kam nell, and io Miles irons .London,, lqaj'be yiewed, by applying to the Tenant, or to Mr. Fel der, at Cranlield : ; and particulars may be had 'iTt the Ceoige, Woburn ; Swan,.Newport-Pagnell ; 1 ti-house, Ampthitli; Sugar Izar, Dunstaiile; S:: n, ; W,c3.lpiLlt. Si. Aluan's'.. of ikif. SoliCit6r, U'xbridge ; olitlessts.Wor.;• tliam and Stephenson. Solicitors, Castle-street,Liolborn;';A GarrawaY's ; and. et , Mr, Robins; W4rwickstreex, Golden s..lnare, London, NOIC.:0 a Plan of the list ate arty' be seen. • ' imprOved PE D 'ALE or WA ‘VISt R, Which whed worn in the7Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer walks (price Two G v4neas):! Sold by SP ENCt an.' o PERKINS,. Watch-makerS, Isle: 115,, WeSt:lnd,of New ;,ite`-'street (removed treat Snow-hill, - en aeccittnt'ot th,.! 1:11, - ir4verricnts - there); who for heal thirty years" hare ilibric.Lica these MaChines ; and tho4o they do het ciehe. the Inventi6n, it being alinc.st as ancient as Pocket Watches, yet all that, ever- calm: to their knowledge have. been So rude in their shape, inconvenient in. wearing, and inebrred in their perforrimuce, as to have been soon-laid by as useless. . . . %vhich they take the liberty to offer to the_PubliC, is elegant in itself, most conveniently used, perfeCtly correct, what is in all Ntinines'of Fancy, exceeding chew; not liable to be out of order, and is a most . amusing Companion to. Gentlemen; who are fond of Walking anti Shooting. •. • Flattering themselves the great Improvement lately made has: Carried. it • to its ultimatum, they take this method elf making it public, to secure to themselves at least the credit thereof, having been materially injured by Plagiarists who have . copied their MachineS„ and passed them off to Gentle as their own Inventions, though at much higher prices, and very inferior work. - To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • - - - ' Sir, • , No. 9, New. Bridge-street, London. ICONSIDER it but an [la of justice due to the meats of Our I.h ys PA TilO T PILLS, to con), monicate to you the folloui mg. Cur: vv has recently. been -.. pf. , :iformod by. them: ."INuaintarice of mine, by•the breaking out of an old yenereal Complaint (attended by a .complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al 'most to a skeleton ; and althbugir ttehad the best nierilical advice which couldte Obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his case,..or.to do Jmun ally service': he remained in a most re.. duce(' add pitia6le slitraiion for two .years, unable - to Ibltott , his,prolession, and scarcely able to walk or even to 'stand on Iris legs; iti faanri owe who knew hint ever supposedit pos sible for hint to recover, He was advised at last to try your "Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the dire&ions :given - with them.' Ile had not taken mere than two. boxes be tore he trytuvi an alteration tirr T the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by takitig . a.tew boxes more he. found his appetite and strength gradt"illy return, ,and is now as health:, an stout as any hia , 1 know, :You are welcome, Sir, to iefer any per-son to me for, a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, „ Library, folkstOne. ; • TIIOS. PURDAY. . Prepared and Sold by the Sole Vrop . rietor, Trios. T.N.Y cc Member of the R oval CglieSe of Surgeon% London, ar , hiS !Abase, No. 6,,14ew Bridge,street Where, after w constant residerke of more thari Forty Year's, in a praclice -partionlarly direeled to- . the Cure of. Vette:. real Complaints, and those Incidental to thv Parrs of ' Generation in both Sekes; with . that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always observe,'.he ' flatters himself, the advice and assistance he i... ) -tuitc l u,- Iy'atltttiristers to i'ersons • taking-this Medicine, will he esteemed by a - discerning Poidie; as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and OW of ambiguity. • . Also. told,- at bv his Appointment, for the 'cievenienee of - those livinb a distance, at ihe Perfumer's, No.-35, St. Al-, ban's-street, Tall Mail;' the Tovshop, No. 103, Oxtbrd; street ; Mr, Disborough's, No. 7, fish-street-hilli 11/14- Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; 111 r. Glas. gow ; Mr. Calls td's, Publia; Mr. liiiiinge'S, .Liverpool - Mr./Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great iiritain and Ireland, in Boxes . of only 25. 9d., ea.en, sealed up with full and plain dfrec-, tions, whereby persons Of 'either sex may cure themselves with ease, ,speed, secrecy, and safety-. - • ' N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with 'a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print"- ed at the Starno-office, "'T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge, street," to imitate whieh :a Felony, and all others are awn terfeits. :_~: