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Ft om the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 8, 1806. King's German Legion. ist Dragoons, 1-lieroni.ous • 13grun %Vlach to be Cornet, vice .• Peters, promoted. id Light Drsgoons; Major - Rodewald to he Lieutenant • Colonel; with temporary Rank, vice Crusen, whose Ap pointment does iiot take place. d Ditto- To be Cornets, Charles De Harting, Gent. - George Meyer, Gent. Charles Adolphus Baron Es tort. Sth Battalion of the Line. Lieutenant - Baron Dachen nausen to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank, vice Manuelsloh, whose Appointment does not take place. Ist Cartison Battalion, Lieutenant Wm. Creswell,,from the 2.211 I'OW, to be Captain Of a Company, vise Fainlrmo, app.niiiett to the nth Royal ,Veteran battalion. Lieutenant /(o.,,ert Barclay, troni the 23kt Lou;, to be Captain of a Company,, vice Hightnore, appointed to the 3d Royal Ve teran hattaliun. 3(1 Ditto, Captain Thomas Bromley Shairpe, from the •sist Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Shanley, who ex changes. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain F. G. Fainlough, froin the ist Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Darcus. MCMORANDUM Ensign' Andrew Braid, at the Ist Regiment of Foot, is su- .. . perseded. Assis. ant-Surgeon Baldwin, of the 6th Foot, is super seded, having absented himself without leave. - Commission: signed 6j' she Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Gosporr/unfree -Battalion. Devereux, Ce,it. to be Ensign, vice Collins, resigned. Dated Dec. 13, iSos. . Pcrrr a Veluntetr Lieut. Livesay to be Captain, vise Harvvard, resigned. Dated Jan. 3►, 1806. Fareham a;td I/blunter?' Ballaliun. Ensign Kelly to be Lieutenant, vice Newt:it, resigned. Dat ed Jan. 31, 18e6. Commis4ion the Nortb Battalion of Smilerland Volunteers, signid the Load Lieutenant. Erick Lord Reay to be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Cordon Clunes, Esq. resigned. Dated tan. 20, 1806. Commissions ..ig , rd bj the Right Hop. Lord Bolton, Governor of the Isle of 0;01. South East 8 Illation o/ the lilt of Wight Volunteers. Cco. Arnold, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Cominandant. Dated Aug 13, ' To be Captains-- Ito'yert Cole, Esq. Dated July 13-, 1803. lames b Il lie, F.,q. Dated as above. Thomas Hardley, Esq. Dated as anove. ler. Urry Wavell, Esq. ' Dated as above. Henry Worsley, Esq. Dated as above. Cha. Vi.'oroley, Esq. vice Henry ‘Vorsley, resigned. Dated June 24, illos To he Lieutenants-- Elcnry Hardier', Cent. Dated July 13, 0303. lames Haynes, Gent. Dated as above. Henry Smith, Cent. bated as above. Win. Cole, Cott Dated I as above Dan. Bai ton,Gent.• flat ?d - as above. Wm. Young, Gent. flitted as above. Clia. Worsley; Cent. Dated as above. Mu. Rob. Rawkins, Gent. vice Win. Young, resigked. Dated Dec. 29, 1803. James White, Cent. Dated Nov. 6. 1804, Richard Harvey, Gent. vice Cha. Worsley, promoted; Dated June 24, 8o s. To be Ensigns—Benjuiniii Hollier, Cent Dated July 13, i 503. Robert Ketzti,,-. Gei t. Dated as above. Henry Hills, Gent. Daten as above. James White, Gent. Dat ed as above. George NVorsiev - , Cent. Dated as above. George leedder, Gent Dated Nov. 6, 1804. Wm. Duke, Gent. vice Richard Harvey, prPanoted Dated June 24, iSoi. To k Adjutant—Robert Lydall, - C.:ult. Dated Oackber 3, Newpf,rt Loyal Foluntrer infantry. Leonard rhomas kVorsie), Lig, to he Major... Dated Aug. 22, iXos Francis Pittis. Gent to be Lieutenant; vice James Is resigned. Dated Nov. :8, 1805. William 11.irvey, Gent. to be Ensign, vice F. Pittis, promoted. Dated as above. . South 11ist Battalion o/ Isle of 11/74h1 A'olunteer In Barnabas. Lei4ll, jun. (ent. to be Adjutan , , vtLe wslliata Lle,attl, Gent. promoted I.)..teti Dec. 25, 1305. Count \YEtiEL CARLSBERG ) the Danish Minister at this Court, is to proceed in like quality to,Viouna, and B.iron SELBY is to succeed him ad interim. Aughburgh is to be made a Bavarian ,Fortress of the fir.t rank. Generals COLLAUD and MICITAUD have succeeded Prince Louis in . the French Army of the North ; the former has his head-quarters at Nitueuen, and the latter at - Utrecht. 'r A LLEvaANn . is. it is said, to be created a Prince, and Arch-Chancellor of State. The Rtissian Troops, should they retire. from Ha nover'before the Spring, are to remain in the Meek lenburgb Country until the navigation of the Baltic is again open. The Russian Corps under General KUTIIZOW and BURROVDEN continued in Prussian Silesia at the date of the last accounts from thence; the state of the weather and roads not admitting of their march to Podolia and the Turkish Frontiers, whither, it appears, they are for the greater part ordered to prd ceed., Prince KURARIN is, it is said, to succeed the late Count WoßoNzow as Chanceliorof the'--Russian Empire ; and, it is - added, that Count INIAncOW is to succeed Count WortyNzow as Russian Nlinisterto this Court. The Proclamation issued by the Archduke CHARLES to his Army on the 2d inst. at Holitsch, is stated to -have given great offence at Vienna, being considered us a (fired impeachment Of the condua of his bro ther, the Emperor. The Eleaur of Hesse had, on the Ist inst. re sumed the command of the combined Prussian and Hessian Armies, which had closely approached Frank tort and Mentz.—AUGEREALT had established his Head Quarters at' Darmstadt,' and - his Corps were marching down the Bergstrasse ; none of Went bad, however, crossed the Mayne or entered Frank fort. Yesterday sennight; a little after ten o'clock in the evening, an alarming tire broke out in a new cottage-house at •Empingham, Lincolnshire,.. occu pied by John ,Ellwood, labourer, but by the timely assistance and exertions of the inhabitants,' and the wind being favourable, it• was-got under at about half past twelve o'clock, and was prevented from doing further damage than burning the house. The fire was occasioned by the man's wife (being deranged at times) putting a lighted 'candle to a small hole in the clang of the chamber. Her husband being below stairs, had just come 'home intoxicated with liquor, and was not able to stop the progress of the flames. Part of the furniture was burnt, though happily no 'lives were lost. On Wednesday an inquest was taken by T.SEw=.l., Esq. Coroner, at Hyde, Hampshire, on the bodieS of• two Soldiers of the 22d Regiment of Light Dragoons. Verdi&—Died by excessive drinking.— It appeared, that an Excise. Officer belonging to Ryde had seized, a puncheon of ruin at Neittestkine, which is supposed to have washed ashore un the Isabella West Indianian, stranded on the Dean Sand; that these Soldiers, with five ethers, assisted 'him, and drank so • much ruin, as to occasion their death. TrITCEIC RA Fr. That the so long prevalent belielin witches, infer nal agency, &c. not yet whollyextind in Scotland, will be seen froin the following Abstract from a Scotch Paper, of the trial of Jean Maxwell, alias the Galloway Sorceress, who is now suifering the pu nishment of imprisonment in Kircudbrigin Gaol :. " Jeanie Davidson was servant to Francis Scott, in Cocklick of Urr, in Galloway. Hugh Rafferton, her lellow-servant, had said _some soft things to Jea nie, who fondly wished to briug,the matter to a)ina trinlonial consummation. Mother Maxwell, an itine rant of witchcraft notoriety„.not only over Urr, but through Galloway,ca me to Cocklick,and Jeanie avail ed herself of the opportunity to State her case and seek advice. The old sorceress, in order to impress Jeanie, whom she found to be - a credtilous girl, with high notion's of her powers of divination, told her that she had been educated at Oxford ; that she was possessed of a book which had greatly improved her skill ; add that she knew how to crake sacrifices to the devil to render him subservient to her purposes. Jean was easily convinced of her occult powers, she unbosomed her mind, and 'solicited information re crarding her future forthae. The old hag cast the cups, and displayed some cantrips, then assuming the grimace of occult skill, thrilled the heart of Jeanie by telling her she would have a bastard by itaffertcn. Jeanie was chaste, and had determined to preserve herself so ; bqt believing in this prede stination, she implored this oracle's magic:aid to avert the dire disgrace.. Mother MaXwell consented : she first swore the simpleton to secrecy, then anoint ed the fore)and hind part of her, head with a liquid, which Jeanie said produced a delirium, plucked out some hairs, placed them in a small box she had with her, got three shillings, with one of which she lilted three magic powders into a rag - of tine linen, sewed them up, stuck them with nine pins, and direCled the noviciate to wear the parcel in her bosom, for nine' days, and every day at eleven o'clock before noon to change them from one end to the other. A shift was also procured, and Jeanie was di re6ted to stuff it with wheat-straw into the shape of a woman, and at midnight of the next Saturday to offer it as a burnt ()tiering to the devil, on the lee side of the farm-house ; that his infernal majesty would then honour her with a visit in the shape or a sow or a bull ; and that it she faced him bully the meet ing would pass over Courteously, but if she fainted he-would tear her in pieces. this had etieCt, Jeanie dared not atteiopt it. The sorceress then told her the devil was now up, and he must be laid ; and that if she would }'lot act for herself; she should con- sent to be her priestess, on being supped with the requisites, and not Duly lay him now, out burn the sAuited slikt. A guinea-note and a little lint were to forrn ,the charm, wilier' Jeanie furnished, and alter a_iittle slight of hand, in roiling 'up th 6 lint, and pretending to incl , ,se the note, she gave the package to Jeanie, and destrea tier to throw it on the tire she: was then, ordered to remain alone, and not go to bed till two*in the worhios, under pant of internal vengeance. Sae was, however, aitowed to read, and accordiq r iy read her bible, "and took it. to bed with her. . " 'Thus, having succeeded in making Jean. believe 1 that she possessed great super-naturat Oxford arts, and brought her mind into a state of terror, she con tinued to present Jean with drafts from toe devil till her stock was gone, her credit exnausted, and she had been obliged to abstract her master's peoperty. Jean's anxie.V to quiet the dcvii made the. witch more exorbitant in her demands, and she required that Jean should furnish a final burnt uttering, to consist . of three pieces of flesh meat, other two notes, and Jean's Dale cloak to enclose the oblation,. and with the powerful - assistance of John M'George, • the devil raiser of Urr, Oatan would be sent olf, Itaf- , ferton be bee's,-and the de. it would also be made to refund all he bad got. 4..titue was specified when the sacrifice was to be ready. The demand WAS be yond Jeanie's means, which producing a dawn of reason, she told her misuess the case. The witch kept her appointment, and Jeanie's master, who had been of course informed, ordered matters so, that when. she was preparing to carry oft her booty, she was seized in the iron gripe at a constable, 1 - rom - whose ciaws her V.rjota learning could not rescue her. She was lodged in .ktrkcudurt 6 ht Gaul, brought to trial before the 6tewarkt De?ute and a Jury, tound guilty, and sentenced to oe imprisoned tort months in the gaol of that burgh, and to stand lot an hour once every quarter oh the year in the juge or pil lory." Tuesday a' most disgraceful scene was witnessed at Hull. Yl man named John Gowtherpe exposed. his wife for sale in the market about une but owing to the crowd which such an extraordinary occurrence bad gathered together, be was obliged to defer the sale, and take her away. About 4 o'clock, however; he again brought her out . , and she was sold for guineas, and delivered in a halter to a person named Houseman, who had lodged with 'them four er five years. On : Wednesday se'nnight Mr. Wells, a coach master, of Biggleswade, had three valuable horses drowned, owing to the carelessness of his servant washing them in the river during the flood. A fourth horse, which was blind, with, the man, narrowly escaped with their lives. . Most daring robbery was committed near Bea- Mond Cross, Newark, on Saturday night. A labour ing man, having received his wages, called at a pub riti-honse, where he was- joined by a mason who had been but a few days in Newark, and a soldier who had come in only that day, on his march into the • North. After drinking about three tankards of ale • amongst them, the labourer paid his share of the - reckoning, and finding it about eleven o'clock, he left the house with intent to go home to Hawton, about two miles oil: His two -companions itntne diately followed, and, before he had got 20 yards, they struck up his heels, and whilst one held him clown the other rifled his pockets of twenty-four shillings and sit-pence. One of the villains was ap prehended about an hour afterwards, and the other the next day. They were taken before the• Mayor , and Justices of the Borough, and after &stria exa mination were committed to the county gaol to take their trials at the uext assizes. . On Tue.;(!by last, 0 Commissioner Sir C. SAton!s, Sart. in the Dock-yard, P.rtsnimith, the Lady of Captain Oliver, of Iha Arlajesty's Ship Mars, of a Daughter, swhich died the next morning. _ _ - 0.• Satutday last, Airs.. Ilaigh, of Sloane-street, of a Daughter. Lately, Mrs. Emery', wife of Mr. Emery, of Covent-gar den Theatre, of a Son. On Monday se'nnight, at Shroton Cottage, Dorsetshire, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Se}mour, of-a Sou. MARRIED ' Lately, at St. Edmthid's the King, William Hubbard, Esq. of Lombard-street, to Miss Grace Pawditch, second daughter of the late Thomas Pawditch, lisq. or: . Peckham. Oil Monday sennight, at St. Anne's Church, Liverpool, the Rev. R. K. Milner ' A. M. and Chaplain to his Royal ['Wine - Ss the rrinec of Wales, to Miss Richmond. On the ist inst. in Gloucester-street, publin, John Cramp ton, Esq. M. U. to Miss Charlotte Wlnte, sister to Sir John Icons, liart. DIF1). On Sunday last, at Winkfield, near Bracknell, Berks, in the, 64th year of his age, Admiral Hottiam. He was the youngest of Live brothers. Early the same morning, at his house in Manchester_ square, William Payne Georges, Esq. On Thursday Morning, at Hull, very suddenly, aged 39, Captain Thomas Ellerby, Master of the Russian Ship Na rova. • . On the Bth inst. at her house in G reat Marlborough-Street, St. lames's, Mrs. Peck. Yesterday. i<ir; Case, of Burleigh-street, Strand, Butcher. On the ;oth tilt. at his house in St. Andrew's-squate, Edinburgh, the Hon. David Smyth, of Methven, one of the Senators of the College of justice. On the t9th of September last, at Gardepore,.in the East Indies, Captain Peter Abercrowby, of the Bth Light Dra - goo n s . On the 6th of December, at Gibraltar, of the wounds be received on beard the Mars,. in the action offeape Trafalgar, Captain Thomas Norman, of the Royal . Marines. On .he 6th inst. aged 55, Mrs. Sulfolk, wife of Mr. W. Stdiblk, of Paddington. • . _ Lately, at Dundee, Mrs. Margaret Ogilvy, sister to the late fir rthn Ogilvy, Hart. of luvercarity . On the 29th ult. at Kinalty, in the Parish . of Cortachy, fames Gordon, a native of the North of Scotland. He had begged his bread in that neighbourhood for a munber of years.. On searching his house there were tumid from.l6l. to 181. in. silver, and tl. in c , .pper coin, wrapped up in old stockings, and hid in holes in the wall. Front the state in which the money. was found, it would appear to have been deposited for a very considerable length of time. LONDON MARKETS, acc. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARKAANE, By Nlegsra. CHILD and M A LPAS, Meal Weighers, Including only from the,37th Of lan, to the tat of Feb. agreeably to the new Act. 4o Quarters at 73) od '206 Quarters at 69s od 492 ------ at 7os od 717 at 6S, od 394 --- at 75) od tic, —7-- at 67) 6cl 1 777 - at 67) o 1 164 581 - 196 ----"" at 6ss od 69 1419 -- at 725 od too 382 ' at 7is ad 126 ' at 6zs od 59 1 - 7's od - . s • -at 6,s od zi -- at 69s 6d I 9s . 535 t!c . t . Total 8213 Quarters.—Average It s . oi-d.„ , - cis 91,!.. nigher than last Return. _ :. A RETURN OF FLOUR, ~. , . . From lan, 2j, to lan. 3t, from the CocKet-oMce: - Sacks. s. "d. Sacks. s. d. - Sacks. L d -32 7 0 0 - 608 64 0. j 66; - 60 0 1 4 - 6 9 0 1107 -63 0 _ 2.5 -- - 59 0 2 -- 66 o 6z -- 6z 6 l9 -. O 0 to -- 66 o 1 2 55 --" 62 b ' -J3 "-- 57 0 zoS:.S —6; o I 92 -- 61 o 1 Tutal—: 37 a Sacks.—Average OS. ()id, lower than last ran .rn. WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS (lati) Week) per Qr. Wheat.• Barley. tats. Newbury 1 6z% to 83s I 273 od to 32s 6.1 I 21s Oct to 27s Sali.ibury 64s to 76s 27s oil to jts od . 25s .ott to 293 Basingstoke i 62Si to. 771 i 23s od to 3is od 1 , 26 s od to 3oS Witu.llzat4l - 164 s to 7zs 128 s od to 3ji 4 26S 0d . .t0 32§ DeVIZA.:. 1 644 to SZS , I 3ZS -,d to 36$ ad 245 od to 311 WaraltiiSter (NS to S6s 3zs od to 35s od; 25s od to ::.8s AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Ending Feb. I. Wheat 74s 6d f Barley Rye 445. cc! r Oats -36 s 6(.1 Beans 40$ -3d 23$ 3d 1 PCASC 4U 7d F Hors. POCK CrS. Kect, 61. 00. to 71. tis. Stisu:x, 61. - - s. t. 71. 7s. Farithdin, 91. es. to i2l. Gl5. • vitieli , OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carr:y.l:4y - - • 7;S. 01. to sus. od.perCwS. Curhulder - - . - 13.. od. to tss. Gu., Tretuil - - - 6s, 6(1. to 3 ts. (xi. Red Clover - - 42.. od. to 72.. od. falw Old - - 2S6s. Rye-Grass -13 s to 3os. ‘V lute Mustard Seed - 7s 6d to iss od per bushel. Brown ditto - - 6s od to 16s od ditto. Turnip • - - —5. od. to —s. od. Broad Beans - - - 2fS to 365 per Tuner. Longliods - - - 23. to 32,5 ditto. ___ Tares Canary 3os to 36, ditto. jtib to OS SZS ditto, NEIvGATE and LEADENUALL MARKETS. 13y the Carcase. Beef, 3s. 6(1. to 4s. 641. Veal, 0. od. to '6s. ?glutton, 4s. od. to, 4s. Sd. Pork, Ss. od. to is. Ed. RAW lIIDLS. ilest Heifers:old Stetni (p. St.) Ordinary, 2s. 6d. to 2.5. Sd. 3s. 2(1. to 3s. 41. N1(1131.Call, (ZS. (3(1. each. Middling, 24. tod. to .0. od. Eng.llorse 17s. to tg.i. each. 'Sheep Skins - 4s od to 7$ Qti PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b. each - 21,1. to 2311, Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each - - - 25 , 1. to 2611. Nlerdiants' 21.1. tO 231 t. Dressing !tides, - 2Jd. to zTid. FiiteCoach Hides, - - - 2211. to 23d. Crop !tides liar cutting, - - 2211.1. to 24d. Flat Ordinary - 190. to zobd. Calf Skins, 3o to +2lb. per Dozen 36d. to 4on. perib. Ditto, .. so to 701 b.. 364. to 39d. per lb. Ditto, 7o to Volt). 3411. to. '384. per lb. • • Small Seals (Greenland) 39d. to 42d.: per lb. Large ditto, - 1206. to • igOS. per Dozen. Tanned Horse zss. to 40 . 5. per Hide. PRICF.; OF 'I St. James's Market 4s. 3tt. Clare Market 4S. 34. Miitecitapel Market 4s. itl. per stone Digit. -- tzs. Bd. Average price 4s. 24d. Yellow S, - np, 73i.—Moi Price of Candl.:s per dozen, St. lAMES's AIA RN. ET, .FeO. 8. May, al. ISS. od. to 41. 112 s. od.—AVer. 31. ty.. ofl. Straw, tl. 175. 6d. to 2.1. 3s. 6d.—Aver. 21. 6d. . • WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay, 31'. 6s. yd. to 41. 45. od.—Aver. 31. iss. od. Clover, 41. 4s. od. to 51. os. od.—Aver. 41. las. od. Straw, 11. los. od. to (1. 16s. cad.—Aver. 11. t3s. od. COAL-MARKET. Sold. is at sos od 54s od 2 at S.s 6d srs od r at 67s fid —s' od 9 at 49s 6d 53s 6d 2 at .46s od ios od I at 355. 2 at sis gd szs ad Ships at Market. Ft.). 3. 4?. Newcastle 3 Suntlerland 2 Stone Coat - 5.- 32 Newcastle 2. Sunderland I Stone Coal '7. 23 Newcastle ' LOND UN : by R [CHAR !) 11,A RR! .•;, of No. 4. Martlett.court, Bow-street • and Published b} WILLIAM ARMICRR SCR Ps, of South Mottou-strett, (;rosvenor-squitrc ; At the Su .OFFICE, No. 112, Shandwhere Acivertispnents Or ders for the Pater, Letters for the Editsr, (voo-paid), =lst be addressed. PRICE 0 BiL4S. Kent, 51. tss. to 7r. 03. Sussex, it. tis. to 6i. 'tss. Esscx, st. 15s. to 61. t4s. 'ALLOW.. Town Tallow 795. 6cl. Yclloriltussia 655.0d693.0d White di). —s. od. 68s. oil. Soap do. 73,, 'Nicking Stutfs6s. 575. 6d. Ditto rough —s. 29g. od. Graves I is. cu. k t Good Drcgs tos. od. cd, BSt.—Curd, 923. - - 116. Od.—Moulds: 125. Od . . PRICK OF STO‘.';'S.. * ' VESTE*DA Y. ,_ Bank Stock, l India Steitic - Navy , s per Cent. 92 ill i 1 India Bonds, 3s. 45.. ' pr. I risk s per Cent'. gt' Exclteq: Bills, is. 4.5..35. pr. 4 per Cent. 7g4 8-0 794 Onniimn, 3 per Ct. Red. 6i i 4 , '3 per (.-ent. deferred, 564 1 3 per Ct Con 6i6oe 4 i 4 1 tit perial 3 per Cent. Bank L. Ann • t 7.1 t-iotlis i Cons fot 2.7 th Feb. 61 i6r I Ditto Short Ain. t 63 I , . This Day was published, • The Nirrih Edition, price ti 6d. of . _ ADISQUISITION of the STONE - Rind GRA VE L ; the Nature of their Formation in the 1-hilnla_ Body -explained; Nv4h 'Diagridstics tir distinguishing these from otner Diseases of the Kidnies, Bladder, &c. To which are added numerous Instance., of the Dissid ution of confirmed- Calculi, by a Medicine pertettiv inoticent to theStomachand • Viscera. As also some Remarks on the Gout when cOmpli_ cated with the Stone. By S. P E-RRy, S , lr#ok. Printed by H. D. SymOnds, 23, Patetiloster-row; Murray, Fleet-street ; Highley, Fleet-street ; Becket, Pall-Mall ; Richardson, Royai Exchange; and jurdan and Maxwell,33ti - Stralid, • -A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN THREE, With Warmth, Pleasantness, and Durability united.. COLLYER's STOCKINGS with Cottony Feet, No. 146, Fleet-street. The distinguished -and; unrivalled excellencies of the above being fully established by an 'increasing demand that has surpassed all calculation.; W. 'Col lyer conceives any further recommendation would bas reffedion on the discernMeni and good sense of an intelli..• gent andenlightened. Public, who have honoured Ills I nvatts tion wit so marked and decided a preferenee. A hirAe and elegant Stlettion, at the following prices Ladies' stout an.( fine White Silk, 7s. 61. ; roost fashions. ble Clocks, Bs. 6d ; Gentle nen's ditto, 75. 6d ; very hear, los. 6d: ; Ladies' ai.d Gentlemeti!s stout and fine Black dit• to, gs. ; superStie; tos N. B. Every other Article of Hosiery, when sold in quan. tities of Three Pairs and upwards, at pr.:cisely the V%holes sale Trade Prices. • • LARGE OFFIc•E PENS, PECULIARLY WELL CUT. fr HE Principles of these Pens are siipple, usefo4 AL durable, , and highly interesting, yet perfectly novel itt this Countryfrom the process and peculiar ride of preparing them f , r immediate use. The Quillsare kept to a great length of time, till they are seasoned and perfectly ripe for use. Thus prepared - renders them - capable of being moulded to that roundness of shape and the finest temperature, as to produce that elasticity and nice exadiuss,ot' points, which a - ,clear and open point will render smooth aitd fine, as to write - any kind - of hand with:freedom and 'pleasantness as never_ yet to bo equalled in the annals of time. *„. Great pains have been taken to select a large Stock of prime Quills and Pens for t he.purposz of securing a constant supply and succession of this valtiableArticle always on hand. Made and sold by E. Williams, Stationer to the Duke and Dutchess of York. r t, Strand. N.. 11. Old Pens mended, and made as new. COLLECTION OF CAPITAL PICTURES. TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By-Mr. WHITE, On the Premises, No. 4, in Stratford-place, on Monday*. • March 24, and following Day, .THE Superb, most Valuable,. and 'Distinguished ""'` Colledron of ITALIAN,' FLEMISH, and HUTCI-1 I.':ICTLLRES,- well known. and celebrated throughout Europe, the prOpertY 'of Sir - GEORGE YONG li, Bart. Co' n'taining select_ and Superlatively fine Peribtinances of the Great Masters, the whole of which were collected by Boy.. cher Cleeve, Esq. in the early part of the last century, and' have remained entire from that-period to the present moment jipaTel(ett-istatelof preservation.. viewfri6redirlviir coThmetrce`on Monday, the -Oh of Makcit, ::114 du . e.• notice will be,given the publica tion of . Cataldgues, by Mi. White,' Sitirey's-gat - e, 'West; rningter. - CAPITSU TOWN iiOVS.E,STIt AT FORD,PLAC.E.; • -TO BE SOLD HY AUCTION, - . . . • fly Mr.. WHITE, * . • . • ori theTsernises,..4l:ktter I rid of.Morch; ANOBLE, Spacious, and Elegant MANSION - , the Property and Residence of Sir Geor4e Yortre; Barr.. desirably situate No. 4, the -House on the east side of s.trutford- placei, Os to rd.- street. •The I ? trip ises covulnise a Most substantial Ind'itvtikhvilt Edifice; finished irtan veileiteananncr, on whOt 119 e t xpetice has been spared to red der .it in every resixa a col - tip - fete Res - Werke' for a Tainiiy of Distinaion : on the principal floor is sy suitt.•of!four e h* pant Robins ,• the Domestic Apartments are.commodionsand well arranged dOtableStaircase, convenient - 0111;:es, &c. • Held by lease, renewable for ever, under tho,ctry of London, at a small Ground Rent. s -- Printed particulars are preparing,' and due:notice of the days of viewing and salt will he forthwith . given by.Nlr. Whit:, Storey's-Gate, Westminster. At the same time will he sold, the Furniture, large Glasses, ant( other valitable'ArticleS. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. g, New Bridge-Street, London. - Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, Igor. T BEG leave to ifdrm . you, . that ever since the year 1790, 1 have been afflicted with the Lues Vene rea; which, from its obstinately resisting . every course of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged, from the Hospital, with little relief, - would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a lai' - ge ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my iegs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dread.. fully painful, and hail been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nudes on it, was very' much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat. ing pain, .particulatly when warm in bed,' as nearly to prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was reconi mended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received so great - •a cure by them here), to take. .vour Leake's Patent Pil:s, which - I began to-- do on the ;6th of May ; in the course of a fortnight, 1 began to receive , benetit—in little more than a moiartt, 'the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed--soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, however, comouerable cliscolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the, lett, which, by the Iles.- sing of God; • and a little longer. perseverance in your inv.a.. luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and thenoe,birnal pains gradually going off: I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints— have recovEred my, former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and fat, in which state havingcontinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to exprisss.my .gratitude, • but beg you, for the good of other. suffering mortals,...to make this ruy ease 7 as public 45 possible, as I shalt on every occasion; in so doing, you will .greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant,. A.LI.X. M URK.Ek. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. aVitnesses to. the above Cure : _ _ • lOHN THOMPSON ' No. 3, New Poultry Market; and ioRN tvPlNrosti3Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, T Hoar YLOk, Member of the Royal College of Sur. geons,: at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-sir • years, in a practice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession - should'always observe in such cases, he. flatters hirnwlf, the advice and assistance he gratuitously adnianisters - to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an - advantage sel. dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience .of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Alban's;st , reet; 'Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Ox. ford -street; Mr. Disborough's, No. -7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower. hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac. donad, Glasgow ; Mr. Callweil's, Dublin; and • by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire.. land, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, 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 ui the Commissioners it printed, at the Stamp ( )Ilice—" T, Taylor, No, q, New B•idge-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and ail others are Counterfeits.