The Sun. — London, England, 1806-01-23 00:00:00

AELSON's TOMB. Though so much has been said on the Hero whose death has been a subjea of national lamentation, the following lines are well entitled to the notice Of our Readers.' son Battalion. Alfred Street, Gent. to be Ensign, by pnr chaSe, vice Smith, promoted. Thomas Decirnus Frank lyn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stewart. ti - 54tit Ditto, Lieut. Duncan Campbell, from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, withoutpurchase. 58th Ditto, Ensigialiornas Rogers to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Denny, who retires: • 59th Ditto, Ensign john Brutton to. be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 'Major, appointed to the t3th Light Dra goons. Francis Fuller, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Winton. 6011, Ditto, lames Wilson, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Hammond, deceased. 6 . lst Ditto, Ensign M. Irving to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Falconer, promoted in the 83d Foot. Stewart, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Irving. 62d Ditto, Edward Parker, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice. Cotter, appointed tattle 83(1 Foot. 6.2 d Ditto, Ensign Colin Thornirson, from - the Both FOOL, to • be Lieutenant, without purchase. 64th Ditto, Capt. jobs WardlaW, from the fah Foot, to be Major, by purchase; Vice t)alrymple, promoted in the loth •Foot. Second Lieutenant fames Mackay, from' the zist Foot, to be Ensign, - without purehase; vice Dpneily, pro moted in the ist West India Regiment. 66th Ditto, Henry Chas. "roue, Gent. to be Eesign, with out purchase, vice Blake, appointed to the ,6th Dragoons., loth Ditto, Lieut. Poe, from the -27th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Obins, appointed to the 57th Foot. Donald M`Kinnon, Gent. to be Ensign, with .out purchase, vice Gray, promoted. ' • 72d Ditto, Lieut. john Lobb Stringer, from the ad Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase; vice Tucker, promoted. • • 75th Ditto, Lieut. Co!.. Samuel Swinton, from Half-pay of the late ad GarriSon Battalion, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Maitland, deceased. Stat Ditto, Anthony Reid, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Begot, promoted in the 87th Foot. Serjeant- Major James Farethorpe to be Quarter-Master, vice Hall, appointed Ensign in the 16th Foot. 83d Ditto, Ensign Michael Dennie to be Lieutenant,, vice Brown, deceased. Ensign Wm. Cotter, from the 6zd Foot, to be Ensign, vice Dennie. 87th Ditto, Ensign James Stewart, from the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign C. bagot, from the 8 'St Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 88th Ditto, George Gregory, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bunworth, promoted. gist Ditto, Ensign Colin M'Dougall to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Marshal, proinoted. rst West India Regiment, john Kirk, Gent. to be Ensign,. without purchase, vice ,Hewes, whose Appointment has not taken place.- 6th Ditto, SamuelCates,Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Carroll, who resigns. Dillon's Begin - lent, A. Dtrßoiirblanc, Gent. to be Ensign, .vice fibre, appointed to the.6o.th Foot. 3d Garrison Battalion, James I inlach, Gent. to be Ensign,- . vice Meard, promoted in the 50th FOot. - BREVET. Lieut.-Col. John Dorien f of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, to be `Colonel in the Army. HOSPITAL—STA-FF. Samuel Irving, M.D. to be Physician to the Forces, vice 1-t w e e , who resigns. The King's German Legion. zd Regiment of Dragoons, Major-General Otto. Baron Schutte to 'be Colbnel.- Coin mandant, with the temporary Rank of Major-General. Lieutenant-Colonel --- Baron Veltheim to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, with temporary Rank of Colonel. . To be Maj Ors, with temporary Rank—Captain —.Ba ron Heimburg. Captain De jonquieres. • - To be Captains of Troops, with temporary Rank—Captain - Klare. Captain Fischer. Captain Lender. Captain DeMu i ler. Captain Bergmann. Captain De ‘Vissel. Captain - ' De Ziegesar. To,be Lieutenants, with temporary Bank—Lieutenant Wilmerding. Lieutenant De Weyke. Lieutenant Meyer. Lieutenant - Auhagen. Lieutenant De Lischen. Lieutenant Friesland. Lieutenant Luderitz. To be Comets—Cornet Bornemann. Cornet Struve. Cornet Baron Uslar. Cornet Quentin. Cornet Deckcn. Cornet -- Segers. Cornet Luderitz. Cornet Baron Bulow. To be Adjutant, with the temporary Rank of Captain. Lieutenant— Lieutenant ---- De Siechard. To be Veterinary-Surgeon— Gent. Ist Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Frederick Ba ron Voss to be Adjutant, with temporary Rank of Cap.. tarn, vice Wiering, promoted in the:ad Light Dragoons. 2d Ditto, Major . De jonquieres to be Lieutenant.. Colonel, with temporary Rank. To be Captains of Troops, with- temporary Rank—Captain —. Baron Grote. Captain Baron I ssendoill. Adjutant Frederick Wiering, from the Ist Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank—Lieutenant--. Cleve. To be Lieutenant—Cornet Diederick Baron Dieting. To be Cornets—Cornet Thiele, vice Diering, pro moted. Ernest Baron Bulow. • Baron Bock.. ' 3d- Ditto, ,Captain Otto to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary Rank. Ist Battalion of the Line, Captain Baron Nlinige . rode to be Captain of a Company, 'with temporary Rank, vice Berger, appointed to the 7th Battalion. ' • To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Lieutenant Fre. derick Baron Goeben. Lieutenant De Gerstein. Lieutenant Baron Goeben, jun. 2d Ditto.. To be Lieutenanfs," with temporary Rank—Lieu tenant George Tilee, front the Depot Company.' Lieu tenant Stoffregen. Lieutenant----- Majus. To be Lieutenant—Ensign Augustus De Munch, vice Zorn, deceased. To be Ensign.- Greve, Gent, vice Munch. 3d Ditto. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Lieu tenant Tonnin.. Lieutenant. De Bachellie To be Lieutenant, Lieutenant Albertus Cordemann, from the DepOt. 4th Ditto. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Lieu tenant Hotien Lieutenant Lieutenant . De Schlutter, . • sth Ditto, Captain Baron Uslar to be Major, with tem porarj, Rank. .- To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Lieutenant De Roden. Lieutenant -- De Mandelsloh. Lieutenant --- Sander. To be Lieutenant, Ensign Just Lodemann. To be Lieutenant, wjih.temporary Rank, Ensign Meyer, To be Adjutant, Lieutenant Christian Baton Wutmb,- vice 'larding, promoted. • - • • 6th Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant-Colonel Augustus Baron Hdnstedt to beColonel-COmmandant, with teriapo rary Rank. Major Francis Bafon Alien to be Lieutenant-. ColOnel, with temporary Rank: Major Baron Behr .to be Major, with temporary Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain Baron Lasperg to be Major, with temporary Rank.' To be Captains of Companies, with tempOrary Rank--,-Cap tain Ferdinand Baron' Ompteda. Captain George Soest. Captain —De Lutterenann, jun. Captain Peter Dc Hurzig. Captain Henry Graefe. Captain Anthony Bode!). Captain Melchior Baron Decken. Adjutant Lewin De Hailing, from the sth Battalion. To be Lieutenants,with temporaryßank—Lieutenant Charles De Dohren. Lieutenant Ernest De Becker, Lieutenant GeorgO Wolkenhaar. Lieutenant Julius De Horn. Lieu tenant Frederick De Rugemorit.. Lieutenant De Bran dis. Lieutenant —De Weyhe. Lieutenant - - Muh lenfeld. Lieutenant Augustus De Horn. Lieutenant Koch.' Lieutenant Teuto. Lieutenantlolin Anthony. Lieutenant Wiering. To be Ensigns—Ensign Majus. Ensign Strayer. Ensign Eberhard Ktinze. Ensign George Baron Dieting, Ensign John Muldener. Joseph Kersting,Gent. To,be Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant, Ensign Fre. derick Munter, from the zd Battalion of the - Line. To be Quarter -Master—Lieutenant John Lutterniann. 7th Ditto, Major-General Frederick Baron Drechsel to be Colonel-Commandant, with temporary Rank of Major- General. Lieutenant-Colonel. Siegesmdnd Baron Low to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary Rank of Colonel. To be Majors, with temporary Rank--Captain Philip Mul ler. Captain De Berger. To be Captains of Companies, With temporary Rank—Vap tain —De Lutterman, sen. , Captain . .De Tessier. Captain De Hartwieg. Captain Lewis Baron Decken. Captain- A ly. Captain Bell, Captain • Engel. Captain Augustus De Berger, from the Ist Battalion of the Line. - • To be Lieutenants, with temporary Bank.— Lieutenant Coulon. Lieutenant Ctirren. Lieutenant Bothe. Lieutenant Issenbart. Lien tenant . De LoSecke, Lieutenant Hemme. Lieutenant ---Sieeharct Lieu ' tenant De Schlutter. Lieutenant ner. Ensign , • .Severni: thin "Delias. To be Ensigns--Ensign WatMirg. Ensigk De Wrisberg. Ensign Baron. Hanstein". .Ensign Baron Frey tag. Eli-sign Baron Sabi , :!t Ensign Baron Hodenberg.. ensign Ba ron Wewkstern. Ensign -De Hugo, Gent. To be .Adjutant, with the temporary Rank of Lieutenant-- • Lieutenant Delius. To be Quitter-A laster.... Lieutenant Baethgen. Ist Battalion of Light Infantry. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank-- Lieutenant ---- Delius. Lieutenant Rautenberg. Lieutenant 1)e Gfaeveni&yer. id Ditto. I'o beLieutenants,with temporal y Rank-. Lieut.-- Boden. Lieut. Lieut. War:kw hagen. ,Depot copripany; Lieut. ~ - 7.-7•-:.'Dolge to be Lieutenant, with 'the temporary Rank of. captain, vice 'filet:, appointed to `the id Battalion of the Line. Lieut. R uperti to be Lieute. mint, with temporary Rank, vice Cordernan, transferred. Engineers, I.ieut. Fred. Kunze to be Second Captain, with temporary Rank. Artillery, Blumenbach, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, 11lE/rlOll ANDUM. ' Ensign Ralph Allen, of the s9th Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave., Ordrraisci-affici, :jay-17,1.84 Corps of Rr0..11 Artilloy Drivers. Second Lieutenant Commisary Edward Stanley to be First Lieutenant Commissary,. vice Flinders, who retires. First Lieutenant Commissary Henry Lane to be Captain Corn. missary. 'To be First Lientenant etimirrissaries—Second Lieutenant Commissary William Smith, vice Lane. Second lieute. ' nant Commissary Maurice Tanswell. Second Lieutenant Commissary' John Priest. Second Lieutenant Commissary George Oliver. Second Lieutenant 'Commissary Robert White. Second Lieutenant Commissary Francis Freeman.. To be Second Lieutenant Commissaries-- Ensign William Carthew. from the 16th Regiment of Foot, vice Tanswell. Thomas Jaines'l-lecktbul, Gent. vice Priest. crornby„ Gent, vice Oliver. Rice, Gent. vice ' White. Benjamin D. Nicoll, Gent. vice Freeman. George Wilkinson, Gent. All dated lan. r, 1806. • Cothmislig,: in the .Royal East London Regiment of Militia, signed by ills Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenantcy for the said City. ClaudAus Stephen Hunter, Esq. and. Alderman, to be Lieu. tenant:Colonel, vice pnnings, displaced. " Dated "lan. 14, tBo6. Commissions in Volunteer Corps, signed by His Majesty's Co mmissioners of 'Lieutenantcy for the ciyof London. Dated De cember 24, 1805. 7th Regiment of Lrfal Loden Folunteers. Captain William Hewson to be Major, vice Pratt, promoted. Lieutenant William WilSop-to - he Captain, vice Hewson, promoted. Lieutenant_ John SkeerPoNnes_to.be.di.t.trzogr b e resigned:Ensign Thomas Smith, jun. Gent. to ' be Lieutenant, vice Wilton, promoted. Ensign William Gaskill to be-ditto, vice Downes, promoted. . Excise Gt - ,;ire liolusztters. Esc George Watson,. Ci. - to be Captain, vice Dampier; resiAn • -ed.-- Thomas - Richards, Gent. to be En - s'n, Vice Sayer', resigned. Commission in the 3d Battalion of Dorset Volunteers, signed by .• , the Lord Lieutenant. Daniel_lkump,litys,.QS3ll.....to be Lusigu r .sice.Roberts, re— fanuary 3, 181.6. , Commissions in the.TOwkesbury Volunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Gloucester. • . Captain - John Pitt Nind 'to be Major. Coriamandant.' Dated Mav 10, rBos. Lieutenant fames Kinsbury to be Captain, vice Nind. prof - noted. Dated as above. Ensign and Adju tant Austin Baker to.he Lieutenant,- vice Kinsbury, pro-• (noted. Dated 0d0ber..29,1805. John Richardson, to be ,Ensign, vice Baker, promoted.. - Dated is • above. Charles Banaster, Cent, to be Quartet-Master . ; Dated as above. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 28th of Dec.' ISOS. as: Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia. For Lieutenant William Mitchell to be-Captain, vice Nathan Garrick, resigned.' •Dated December 27, 1805. Ensign Jacob Bath to be Lieutenant, vice Mitchell. Dated as above. - Reid 'Lieutenant William Mitchell to be Cap tain, vice Nathan Garrick, resigned. Dated Dec. 25, 1805. Ensign Jacob Bath, to be Lieutenant, vice Mitchell. Dated as above. ' BY T. W. FITZGERALD, ESQ. But hark I—the cannon's sound!" the general tear ! Proclaim the HERO of TRAFALGAR near— Behold ! the VICTOR SHIr to Port advance, With him; whO crusted the naval pow'r of France; With him, who triumpli'd with his latest breath, And purchas'd tame immortal ! by his death. THAT Slur, which still his conquering Standard bore, Brings her dead Hero to Britannia's shore; ' High - on herinast the laurel branch is seen, But cypress mingles with the deathless green! Freighted with Glory, and a weight of woe, The Vessel moves majestically slow— The Seamen bending o'er her lofty side, Their tears olsorrow mingle with the tide; And mark what anxious crowds in silence stand, To hail his relics to their native land! Not with huzzas ! —but with dejeaed eyes, With throbbing hearts., and tributary sighs.! Far while they 'mou - rn their -much lov'd Nz Lsos's lot, The pride of Conquest is almost forgot. No hireling Pageant shall his hearse attend, ~. For'A L L deplore . their Hero, and their Friend. The Flags of Ettpires ate the Vilor's Won from the Dane, the Spaniaid, and the Gaul ! And see! the Il Et it of ENCL. AND joins the train, Which throngs to glace the Hero of the Main t Though London:pours her countless thousands out, Correded feelings check the general shout ; Thus is a noble People's homage shewn, By silent grief, and-by the stifled groan ; So moves the Co Rrs E u pon the trophied bier,., Itlourn'd by his King ! ernbalm'd with England's tear! To that fAU'D CH oxen, that lifts its totOring The furate mansion of the patriot dead 1 The Hero's manes there in peace shall rest, While his lov'd Image lives - in ev'ry breast. r.mt the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 21,1806 By the KING. A PROCLAMATION FOR A GENERAL FAST. GEORGE R. `‘Ve, taking into our most serious consideration the just and necessary War in which we are en= gaged, and putting our trust in Almighty God that he will graciously bless. our Arms both by sea nix( latid, have resolved, and do,:by and with the ''vice of our Privy Council, ' hereby command, that a Public Day of Fasting, and ;Humiliation be observed throughout those Parts -of our United XingdOin called England and Ireland, on. Wednesday the Tweoty-sixth Day of February next ensuing, that so both we' and our. People. may humble our selves before Almighty God,. in order to obtain pardon of our sins, and in_ the most devout and solemn manner setid up our prayers and supplic4-. tionS to the Divine Majesty for averting those heavy judgments which our manifold provocations have mo justly deserved and for imploring his blessing and assistance on our Arms for the restoration of Peace, and prosperity to us and our Dominions : And we do stri&ly charge and command, that the said Public Fast be reverently and devoutly observed by all our loving . SubjeCts in England and Ireland, as they tender the favour of Almighty God, and would avoid his wrath and indignation ; and upon pain of such punishment as we may justly infli& on all such as contemn and neglect. the performance of so religious, and necessary a duty ': And for the better and more orderly solemnizing the same, we have given dire&ions to the Most ,Reverend the Archbishops, and the Right Reverend the Bishops of England and Ireland, to compose a Form of Prayer suitable to this occasion, to be used in all Churches, Chapels, and Places of public Worship, and to take care that the same. be timely dispersed throughout their respective. Dioceses. , Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, this 20th Day of January, 1806, in the 46th year of Our Reign. GOD SAVE THE KING; • IA similar Proclamation fixes the Fast for the 27th Feb. Scotland.) Wai -t?fifre, -yen. 2t, 1806. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, George Stone, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase; vice Cooper, who retires. ast Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Charles Fox Cham Cres pigny to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Scott, who -retires. si - th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant - Snow, from the 26th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 16th Ditto, Phillips Lloyd Fletcher, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord'Clinton, promoted. 22. d Ditto, Lieutenant Wilßani Blundell to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase , vice Ross, promoted in the 26th Foot. 25th Drtto Henry M. tvlollerns, Gent, to be Cornet, with out purchase, vice Thompson, - promoted in the tali Light Dragoons. 3d ICc,,rriment of Foot Guards, -Major-General George Milner to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Burton, appointed to the Command of a battalion of the 60th Foot. Major-General I<nollis (claiming the Title of Earl of Banbury) to be First Major, vice-Milner. Major-General Samuel Dal- Aymplc to Second Major, vice Knollis. Major Edward Muted Draper to be Captain of a Company, vice Dal rymple. Ensign George Dashwood to be Lieutenant, vice Draper. , 2d Regiment of Foot, Ensign john Gordon to be Lieutenant, vice Rutter, deceased. lohn Mathews,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gordon. 7111 Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Horton to be Captain of a Company, vice Clarke, deceased. Oliver Miller, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Horton. 160 Ditto ' Quarter-Master Pringle' Flail, from the Stst • Foot, to he Ensign, without purchase,,vice Duthel, whose Appointment has not taken place. Charles MAnchin Mar rett, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Alexander, whose Appoint ment has not taken place. 18th Ditto, Serjeant- Major Richard Haythom to be Quar ter-Master, vice Atkins, deceased. . zest Ditto, Second Lieutenant James Illellis to be First Lien.: tenant by purchase, vice French, who retires. John Rus sell,'dent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice lames Mackay, appuixted to the bath Foot. 23d Regiment ofFoot, Robert West Hall, Gent, to be zd Lieutcnant,,by purchase, vice James, promoted. John H. Hazard Gent. to be ditto, without purchase, viceMackay, promattd i'n.t he 34th Foot. • 31st Ditto, Lieut. Cnarles Bayley, from the 13th Foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant, vice Candler, promoted in the soth Foot. 37th Ditto, John Spread Crofts, Gent. to be Ensign; with out purchase, vice Maxwell, whose Appointment has not takeh place. 4otit Ditto, Ensign Robert Petty- Stewart to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Pepper, promoted in the ist LONDON; Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No , 4, klartiett- court, Bow-street and Publisi'ed bf WILLIAFt AR minim ScR 'Fes, of Smith .Moltpri,street,' C nisvenor:-s q = lar o. ; .. At.the SUN-OtPicE, 'No( i 12 , , Strand ; 'Where Adverlis..moth Orite - rs . for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, tic. (vost.:paid),must be addressed. NELSON CLUB; - - • Td mark with respeft,. aud.to perpetuate the me mory of the -Hero of the- Nile and Trafalgar, a Club has been constituted in Belfast,. denominated The . Nelson Club, under the auspices of the Marquis and Marchioness of DONEE ALL. The first meeting of the Club was on ThursdaT last, when they gave a !plqnclid . Bail and Supper, at the Exchange Rooms, .to a numerous company„, composed of the first ranks n- the, town And,vicinity. On the invitation cards, upwards of 150 of which were issued, there was a - figure of Fame; with 2: scroll, bearing this inscription, Nelson---.Trafulgor—and haying in one hand a cro*n of laurels. company - .began to assemble about nine ,o'clock. The following. were present' Marquis and, Marchioness of I)oneg,all, and Miss Ludford; Lady Harriet Sketringtot, and , Miss Sketrington ; Lord Jocelyn ; Sir lam e s I.3laelwood ; Lady .lilack.wpod, and ; Miss Blackwood 'Honourable 'Colonel kVard, Mrs.' Ward. and -the Miss Wards ; Major and. Mrs. .Blackwoiod ; MrS. Montgemery, and. Miss .Montgomery, (Rosemount ;) General anti Mrs. Campbell; Major and Mrs. Stubliait,.and Mrs. MontgoMery.: • ' The Members of th e Club were distinguished by their m , eiring a blue ribbon . on the breast of their coat, on, which •wzis inscribed " Nelson Mb." " The Ball Was opened at ten o:clock, - .lVli. NER and the - Marchioness .of boNroan,, iblkm - ect by Lord JOdELYN slid Miss SKEFFINGTON, &C. &C.. 'The dancing was kept up with great . vivacity until one &clock, :when the supper-rooms were..opened; and - the company sat. down to a very elegant - repast, the tables being furnished with every rarity, laMb, fruits, ices, and the most choice wines. ; At two O'cliiek thc dancing - recommenced, with the same Sprightliness and vivacity as at first,. and continued with increasing gaiety" and spirit, unfit day4ight. SUM .NEays. . .. • . - -CR AV ESENO, 1-AN. 20. .. Passed - by-the Cotton Vlanter, Gales, from Philaciel., Ohia ; and Unanimity, Clacy, from Dublin. — Sailed—the Vrow Martha, - ---, and Vrovv Maria / —, ,_ for flretrien. . 1 . • • .h'IRTII. Tuesday se'nnight, the Lady of Michael Anthony,Esq. of a Daughter, at Shippoh 1 - fouse,,near Abing.ton, t3erks. MAR R Ye,sterday, hy.special licence, at 1 arnes Ramsay Cuthbert's„.. Esq.4-Ecrkeley-square„Gegrge Freke Evans, Esq. of Bul: , gaden Hall, in the• County . of Limerick, to the Right Hone Lady Carbcry. 'On the 18th inst. joseph loyner,, Esq. of High House, near Putlieet, to Miss. Margaret Reid, daughter .ot the. Reverend M. Reid, of,Aveley, Essex. In Ireland, Richard Lockivood, - Esq, eldest son of Richard • LoCkwood;-of Esq. to Miss Pcnnetithcr, ter of Richard Penuetither, of Newpark, F.sq, • . On the t7th Deceit - fiber, in' the Parish Chutch.of Staniyc, near Carlisle, Culutterland,' Mr.(aisles I‘l:l;,;uire, of DrOm.... het - Ur, near Newry, County'. Armagh,- to NI iss Margaret Graham, oti :rarity. • . ,On Wedne.;iday, at' Christ Church, Liverpool, - Edward ; Gibbon; Esq.. of Little Stretton;- in the Cop,nty of :Salop, to . Miss Houghton, oitlv tiatigt-hter of John Houghtvn,of Hough.: ton's-buildings, Dale-stream, . . DIED On Saturday last, Mrs. qervaise, aged N,' %Vire of Isaac Gervaise, Esq. of, Deans court, DoO.ors''Cortunons: - • On Tuesday, the .t4th inst. in hi& 43t ti year, atter (Ally two days illness, Mr. Charles DinninNi Surgeon, 'Napping. Wai t hl is remains, attended by. the, First Regiment of Tower Ham-. let Volunteers, of which he was Surgeon, were yesterday de posited in Shadwell Church. • On the9th inst. at her mother's house, Barnsbury-place. Islington, Miss ltifary Dais • • On Monday the 13th ult. at'Ashe, - Hants,'of a paraltic stroke, the. Rev. George Lefroy, ItedOr of that , Rarish, .and of Compton, in Surrey, • Lately, Sir Wolstan•Diicie, Bart. of Bosworth Park, cestershire. _ _ I;ately, after a.lingering illness; 4ohn:Moore , Kirighton, 2 Esq, of Genoten-House, near TaVistocli, Devon. To T . TAYLOR, Surgeon - , No. y, Ne_vv Brielge-street, London. SIR, linbarh, Tvly T N 79 the -Spring ,of 14 1 was affliaied . si-fth 4 Venereal Complaint,. which .1. treated - with iniliffer ence for five months; but was then obliged - to -apply -to a. regular Physician, Nvlld put a temporary stop to the Yrru- : lence of the Disease (by mercurial • apolicattods) for some time; but growing,. in.spite of all medicine anti the 'advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty, here, worse and: Worse fdr two year's, I was reduced to a' state almost tin-. paralleled and: biyond description, being au entire leper, and:ulcerated from Lead to foot.—My head, throat,' month,. nose, legs,' arms, have been,alternatelY in rtanger'of. - becoming useless; in short,"l have had from twenty . toy thirty eating 'ulcers on my body, "and nearly totally . de prived of sight..—lt• would be.. voluminous to particula_ . raze sillily case—suffice it to say, there never was, or . eves • will be, one of more dangerous, or ,c 1 a . mote oomph dated nature. • I was long Milted' upon by - my friends, and imagined myself, beyond - all !ropes of `recovery-; and, in deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In- this dreadful situation did , 1 drag a most- miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my.way a. Newspaper containing the case of a • Mr. 13. of . Plymoutli—my friends read it ; I could _nor•-•4 sent and pt•iaciinid•-" some of your LE AK . E's .1' AT, NT PI LLS, which, by using from time to 'tithe,. aril now, and have long. been,. (after more than four years indescribable: distress), m as good a state of health . as eyer I enjoyed ; • as-•a; -proof of this, 1 had'aline, thriving, healthy child,. born-to : me a few months ago.. In gratitude to God,fand in - liOties of tendering my.fellow-ereaturit.service,..l- request you - to publish this; and you 'may at any time refer:persons who' wish to be satisfied of the. truth of this, or further part. attars*, to:me or my friends; by letterer person; As few cases tin badness will ever equal mine; and 'none exceed it, I have from. experieitcc, every rea,..ou to Issure•• mankind, that in your L E P I I,LS they will Linda. sure, speedy, sate, and. radical:cure,' firi tint'mostdread ful sage of he 'DiSease, which is cal led' a -cow- - FIRMED Lv es. . , •lcilily TIIOI‘,WSON. - • ! Insurmountable family reasons 'prevent -.making inr name and 'address public; but - creditables per Ons really Wanting intininatinn. may also be retested to trio and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Rionsay.4{ - lardens - , Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sale - Vroprie.tor ' • T. TA Yl. t) Ct., 'Member of the Royal. College of Surgeons , in London, at'his -hoirso, New'Bridges.treet, - -Where hewill,give Advice -withoil,' a tee, to persons rak- - ing these Pills, and will answer patients tetters, if post-: paid,. on the saute tetmsl.Observiii,:ein!'all 'cages the most. inviolable secrecy ; no, person's name or case having been , mentioned,-but at their own particular request,. by the Pro... ,prietor, during- the cnutse or. more than thirty-six years,: that - he has had the conduaing of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the.=practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his ApPointriaent, 'lin , the conve.;- niefice *of those living at a. distance, by Mr. Baxter,: •South-bridge, Edialturgh -' Mi. Alacdonajd,.P rioter, G,las- • to whoid also 're.eri for= his address; at the, Pe'rfumers, 'St.- A lbw - Os-street, Mr- R ' 3bert'SPn'.s .I :csrsh''P• No. 03, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis•-• borough's,. No. 7, Eisn-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mc, nurnent ;- Mr.. Steel's, ItookSeller, No. r, Union-row, Little ToWer-hil I ; Call wel l's,• Dublin - -and by "'one person in &very considerable...town in Great-Britain . and Ireland, in. Boxes of only, as. gd. each, -sealed- up with full and plain dirediOns, whereby persons of either Sex may cure them solves r.ith ease , and secrecy,. N • 11. E. very 'Box - sold in. Great Britain is 'sealed up - .with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Cointuis-- sioners, .is printed, at t.he Starnp-OtlieeL- 1, 'F.' Taylor, 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and ' otfm-s - a recoUnterferi. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Jacob Moses, of Newmarket -street, Wapping, - Middlesex, slopseller, from Jan. it, to March 1, at, ten, at Guild- BANKRUPTS. John Lowis the younger, of iSpilsby, • Lincolnshire, linen-. draper, to surrender Feb. 1 3 , 14 , andAlarch 4, at eleven, at the George Inn; Spilsby. Attornies, Mr. William • Walker, Spilsby ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane, London. Thomas . Kellett, of .Walsall, Staffordshire, baker, to sur render Feb. ao at, and larch 4, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Bir►ningham. Attornies, Mr. S. Lowe,' Birming ham ; or Mr. Chilton, Exchequer-Office of Pleas, Lin :Coln's-Inn, London. John Stanley, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, to surren der Tali.' 30, 31, and March 4, at eleven, at the White . Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull, Attornies, Messrs. Codd and Garland, Kingston-Upon-Hull. Richard.Stanesby, of Bristol, grocer, to surrender Feb. 3,4, arid March 4, at eleven, at the White Lion, Broad-street, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. 'Meredith and Robbins Lin coln's-Inn, London ; or Messrs. John and Jeremiah Us borne, Broad-sfreet; Bristol. William Manshee,, late of Shoreditch, Middlesex, but now of Blackman-street, Southwark, Surrey, cheesemonger, to surrender J an.' as,-at one,. Feb. to; at ten, and March 4, at one, at Guildhall. . Attorney, Mr. Crawford, Craven buildings, City:road. • ' Timothy Surr, of 'Charing-Cross,- Middlesex, wine-mer chant, to surrender'ran. 24, Feb. r 3, and March 4, at ele ven, at Guildhall- Attorney, Mr. Cobb, Clement's- I nn . Benjamin Clissold, ofSmith's-rents, foles , •street, Mid.- dle:.ex, dealer, to surrender lan, as, Feb..B, a n d M arc h 4 , amen, at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. T. H. Shaw, Cle ment's-Inn, John Petty, late 'of K endal, Westmorland, 'money-scrivener, to - surrender Feb..l2, at five, 13,- at eleven, and March 4, at five, at the White . Hart Inn, Kendal. Attornies, Messrs. Richardson - and Fell, Kendal ; or Mr.lackson, Garden-court, Middle-Temple, London. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 2r. William. Arm Strong, of Stanwix, Cumberlanct, calico-rrianutaaurer, at ten, at the Crown and Mitre, Carlisle. Feb. 17. Philip Fadbuxy, now or late of Bensington, 'fordshire, coachmaker, at - eleven, at the Bear Inn, Wal .lingford, Berkshire. .: Feb. N. Thomas Williamson, of 14Olbeach, Lincolnshire, grocer, at twelVe ' at the.Chequer Inn, - Holbeach. Feb. 13. Thomas Mast, of Tempsford- Mills, Bedfordshire, • miller, at four, at the Rose and' Crown Inn, Wisbech St - , Peters, Isleof Ely, Cambridgeshire. Feb.' 2r. John Forster and John lolly, late of Whitby, York shire, mercers and co-partners, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Scarborough, Yorkshire. • Feb. 24. Henry Wilkins, of Bristol, tallow-Chandler, at ele ven, at the Ritininer Tavern, All Saints'-lane, Bristol. 'Feb. john Hemmings, of Walsall, Staffordshire, drug gist and grocer, at eleven, at the Lyttleton's• Arms Inn, Penkridge, same county, March 1. Richard Twiss, 9f Upper Titchfield-street, St. Mary-le-bone, Middlesex,paper-manuta6turer, at twelVe, at Guildhall. March t. Thomas Haymes, of Duke -street, Sr. James, Westminster; haberdasher, at eleven, at Cuildhall. ;Feb. is. Samuel Bunn , of Great Charlotte -street, Black . friars-road, SUrrey, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon.: don. • ; _ ; • Feb. 14. Worral Palmer, of Holbeach, Lincolnshire, draper, at ten, at.the Chequer Inn, Holbeach. Feb. 18, William Tolley, of Dudley, Worcestershire, vie at.four, at the Dudley's Arms Inn, Dudley. 4'ERI IFICATES. Feb. tr. John Stevens, of the•Elphinstone East Indiaman, and late of Chester-place,: • St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, mariner. . . , jolt?. Pierce, of Lower, Thames-street, St. .Mary -at-Hill, LOndoh, fishmonger. William Dodds, late of Oxford-street, MiddleseX, carver and gilder. . • . - Dix Blgye and Charles Bloye, of Boston, Lincolnshire, linen-drapers and co-partners. • 4 * Mr. R. gARRISONT his encraged to drive one of his horse ‘ s frorn London, to York in two days in a chaise, to drive himself, and carry another person ahoVe.2.o.years.of age.