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Pram Vie LOND:ON GAZETTE, April 26, 106. Great Chamberlain's Office, Phitehall, April 26. • Attendance Will be given on Monday the 28th `itst.- from nine in the morning till eight in the even ing,ott the Prince's Chamber, ncdr, the House 'of Peers;' where the Peers':, Tickets for the Trial ,of Venry, Viscount Melville \WI be aelivered. -The 'four first Benches in Westminster Hall will be' kept , only for Peeresses.ls6waer. not. married attain, Peeresses, the Y ! iyes of the eldest... Suns. of Peers; and 'Widows of eldest Sons of Peers not mar= ried'again, and Daughters ;Of Peer's or,Peeresses their own right '; such Peel's respeaively not being Members, of the House of CotumonS. The. reeption of, the TicketS 2 for His Majesty's Box, tier Majesty's -Box; the Prince, of .Walcs's tox, thelloyal Family's Box, the Lord Chancellor's Bor, the. Lord Chief. 3nstice's Box, the' Foreign Ambassadors' Box,. and the 'Peeresses' Seats,. will be at the doOr that leads to the • House of ;Peers in. Old Palace Yard'i. which dour Will be opened at nine o'clock. of the - Tickets, for the Peers'..dal lery, and the. Tickets for the Great Charnberlain'S Box and .Gallery, will be at the'weat door of the Hall, adjoining to New Palace Yard ; which door will be opened at nine o'clock.' . • GW - plg, D. G. C. • ' ' . , . . • Carlton-House, April 22. His Royal Highn - ess the'PAnceof Wales,has been pled to - atipoint the following Noblemen. and Gentlemen to be State Conucillors.for the Principa lity of Scogand : ' • .. • The Marquis Of. Bute,Abe Earl of Eglinton; the Earl of Cassilis - ,. the Earl of Lauderdale; the Earl of 13readalbane, the Earl of Moira, William 'Adam, E;q..Chancellorsfor the Duchy d Cornwall 3 Adam Advocate for the . Principlity of Scot. land ; art David Cathcaret; Esq. Solicitor for the Principality of Scotland. . • Whiteltqll, - April 25. . The King. has been graeibusly. pleased, 'by War-, rant under his Royal` Signet and Sign Manuel, bear ing date the .9th day of -March last, to give and grant unto Horatio iSI - elson,ESq. (cOmMonly called - Lord Viscount MertQn), , only Son and Heir Appa rent of the Right Hon. and Rev. Wm. Earl Nelson, 'his Royal License and Permission- to receive- and wear the E t usigus of the illustrious ,Chapteral . Order pf St. Joachim, conferred'upon him by t;le-General Chapter df the, said Order !: ,And also to command that this His gajesty's concession and deatration,to gether with the. relative documents, be registered in this -College of Arms,, otherwise tit be voia and of none - effcel. Dublin Castle, April, 21.. - Letters Patent have. beeti pased under the - Great Seal of Ireland for granting the Office of His. Ma jesty's Postmaster =general Ireland to the Right Hon. Richard Hely. Earl of Donoughtnore, and the II:10,A - Hon. Henry.' Fitigerald, commonly galled Lord Henry Vivgorald„ .; . CroWn=qffire, - April 26, 1.84! MEMBERS RETURNED . TO SERVE' IN THIS PRESENT PAii.LIAAIENT ~ - ... - . - • . QUEEN'S C OUNTY. . Henry Patneli; Of Rath;eague, in the Queen's County, Esq. COUNTY OF SLido. Charles O'Hara, ofNymphstield,, ih the' County of Sligo, • Esq. COUNTY OF KILKENNY, The Hon. George Ponsonby,Jun. of iii§hopicourt,• in the roo:r► of till) Right Hon: Wm.' Prabazoij Ponsonby-tnow Lord Yousonby), called up to the House of Peers. - • BOROtil-PF HFLLESi'ON, Sir lohn Sheley,.l3art. in . the room of DavieS Giddy, Esq. *hg, - since ins ele&ion for the said - Borough, bath ac ' cepted the Office of Steward or Bailiff of His Majesty's Tiff= Chiltern Hundreds of. Stoke, DesboroUgh, , and Uonenhann, in the County of Buckingham. • ItrizOr t icr; '44;11'26, 1806. Royal Regiment Tegiment of Horse . Guards,. • Lewis Buck, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Fenwick, pro:ncted. 7th. Regiment of Light Dragoon Corn& Gesorge.'W,trwick Baniplyide to be 'Lieutenant, 'l3?ptacha4e, vice Thellus son, promoted in the 27th .Foot.•• • „- tctla Ditto, Captain, G, Robarts, from:the slel - Foot, to be Capt;ain of vice - Hill, Who exclianges. 21st Ditto; William Proacu, Gent. to 'be' Cornet, without purchase, •v ice ones; promoted.. ../- Ist .Regiment of Foot Guards,, Ensign Wyndham, ,from p the-st Foot,•to be Ensign; without purchase; vice Lord. 'ryn..cinriell, promoted in the 53-d FoOt., - • 3d Ditto, CcOrge Loftus, 7C:en% to be Ensign, without' pur-;-- chaseoive Dashwood„ prt.inoted. ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign DonalAlVP.Queen to beLieiz tenant, without purchase, vice flay, appointed to ifte 7th Dragoon Guards.. • To be EnsignS, without purchase _,Alex: CAmpbell,, Gent. vice 64,‘Queen: Gi'osoli;Geut. vice Forbes, pronioted in the 47th Foot. • D.lniel Ms Lean, :Gent. • . - . 4th Ditto: Ensign Edward -Ponntney to be Lieutenant; with s .out.putchase vice FLavey, appointed to the Cottlstreatn. _ Regiment ot 4 Foot 'Guards: Felzhain W u, Gent. tone Ensign, vice l'Otntiley. . . 13th .Ditto,_ Regis C tingan, Gent. to b e r.nsign, Avithoth purchase, vice iclioloo ' promoted 41 the out Foot.; 26th Ditto; .NLijor-Geneial John Lord Elpliinstorie 'to 'be Colonel; vice Lieutenant-General c;ordon; cieceasM'. - 2kth Ditto, -- liuddleston, ,Gent. to be Ensign, without purchsse,.vico.Salisbury, pnithoted itt the 62c1 Foot. 3Otli Ditto; William Alagee, Gent., to :be by pur : chase, vice Skirrow,.ptoutot.Fdi '33d Ditto, Ralph NiOriett; from the 65th-Filkt, to-be tieutenaht, by' purchase, 'vice Stitith,, piurnoted'ul.th 14111 Foot, . , . 38th Ditto, S.erjeant-Major Southwell to be. Quarter .Nlaster, vice Fraser, appointed to. the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. . • . • 39rh•Ditto,. Paymaster William • 'Allardice from the 2(1 Eat', ration, to be Paymaster of the ist. Battalion, vice zic, deceased, 42,d Ditto, Ensign George. Stewart' to be I:.ieutenant,ty pur. chase,' vice Ogilvie, protnoted. - Hugh -Andrew riser, IT.: Ensign; rothout• purchase, vice Shaw,, who etirea on Hall-pay ofShe bath Foot. •• • 4id DirtO,•Sartmel 'tioblcrk,,- Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase-vice Moors, appobited to the 3 d Garrison Battalion. .4k.th Ditto, Ensign Snaito Sorlie, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice RP Dougall, protnoteti. 4S - th Ditto, lames Parkinson 1l liter Kenton, Gent. to be En • sigh, ivithout purehaseoriec Ayrixon, promoted-in the sth • Dragoon G uards, • 49th Ditto, Entiign William . filaqUicre to be Lieutenant, by purtitasc,:.vice Vincent; 'promoted in the Sad Foot. 53d Ditto, Captain Thomas Noel Hill, front the loth Light Dragoons, to becaprain . of a Company, vice, Robarts, who exchanges. • - 5• 6th Ditto, - Robert Warren, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Perry;promoted. , , kotil Dittg, Lieutenant Henry Hoffman, from Half-pay. of the 361.1 Foot, to be LieulenaQt, Without linrcbase, vice Kageriack, who resigns. - Ensign I).e la Bourdonnaye, from Dillon's Regiment, to be Ensign, ; -without ptircha.ie vice \,.l3eretze,..prompted. George ••Plenderleath, cpnt. to .be. Ensign, without - inirchase,. vice tonrady, promoted itt Co lonel ilaillie'lOtegiment. Ensign Johann Hera Adair, front tlie - 231-ork.l4ht infantry. Volunteers, to be Ensign, vice • Sclui,enac„, prompted. • 6 2 , c 1 Dittp, Elisign Pities Saiisb j uiy, from the zath Foot, to. be. Lintaiiant, by purchase, vice Bali, prounitect. LON PON : Print..-(1 by R 1 . ( At the SUN-OVF , 66th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Pearsse Blikeney t‘ , .4 , he tain of a Company, by purchase; vice- NiCol,l,.proinoted. 7Sth Ditto, Ensign W.iiiiani,liamilton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice M' zit:, promoted. goth Ditto, Donald' Maclean, Gent, 'to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice limes, pr,moted hi the 3oth Foot. 9tst Ditto, •EnSign- Samuel Luetis.to be Lieutenant, by•ptir chase, vice Steuart, proin.t,:cL 96th Ditto, Henry Leahy, Gent. to be:Ensign, without pur:. chase, vice French, promoted ip the 30th Foot. gSeli.Ditto, Lieutenant Willitn,Watte, ironithe szd Foot, to be Captain of a Compatiy, by purchase, vice Calland, • - who retires. . . 99th Ditto, Hospital-Mate' Thomas Batt tci - be Assistant- Surgeon, vice - Parrott, appointed to the.9th Roy_al Veteran _Battalion. • --L• • " ' 4th West.lndia Reginient, 7 - 4 —. Stuart, Gent, to be Ensign, without pukchase, vice Cunning - hame, ‘N 7 ho retires: 7th Ditto, Richard Fennell, Gent. to -be, Ensign, • vice Charles Macdonald, superseded, being absent without lease. . .• • Major-General Champagne's Regiment, Lieutenant Charles Downes, froin i the loth Foot, to be Cqtain of a COnipahy„ vice Maelean, deceased. • . To be Second Lie4ten:tfits, without purchase—john West, • Wilkins, Gent. Sr, ael Moltett Gent. Thomas Mot"; fett,' Gent. .Major-Cencral Rariisay's Regiment, Ronald Macdonald, -Gent.-to be Second Lieutenant Colonel Regiment, Kitson, Cent. to be Se; ' cond Licutellabt, without purchase; • " sat Garrison Battalion, - Ensignl. D. Hcipwood, from Hilt . - pay of the 68th Foot, tiobe Ensign, vice Ctaigie, promoted . in the 47th Foot. , 7 ad, Ditto, Richard Haynes Jones, cent, to be Ensign, vice Deyerell, promoted in the 47th Foot. . - • Ist Ruyal.Vcteran Jiattalion,,kaptain Heaor 'Alaclain, from the yeti' Fcw, toile Captain of A Company, vice Vavasonr, places) on the Retired List. 7th Ditto - , Captain, Thomas Fellowes, from the'B7th Foot, to be Captain of a Conipply, vice Barron, pissed on the Retired List. Ensign John Tulhich, from Half-pay of the 6zd Foot, to be EnSign, vice Long; ‘Vlio exchanges. _ 9th Ditto, Ass-istantLSurgeori - William Parrott,.from the99th Foot, to be Assistant surgeon': G AR R.ISO ST S. • Lieutenant-Gentral )olia Hutchinson, K. B. to be Go vernor" of Stirling Castle, vice General Grant, - de.. ceased. 'General John Earl of Sullblk to be GoVeinor'of Londonderry and Culinore, vice Lord_ Hutchinson: Lieu tenant-General George Don to be Lieutenant-Governor or the Island of Jersey, vice Lieutenant-General Gordon, de- - ceased. , Colonel Alex. to be licutihiant-Governor of Landguard Fort, vice Blake, deceased. Lieut.-Colonel Thomas Ruch:101 ; bl thy 6tsr Foot, to be Lieut.-Gover nor of Sheerness, vice ColOnel Affair. • MEMOWANDuM. • The Appointment of Frederick Armstrong, Gent. to be EriSl,ll, without purchase, in the . -18th Regiment of Foot, vice Ednitind Armstrong, who resigns,-as-stated,in the Ga.: zette of the Sth ult: has not taken place. f.RRATUM in the G a Zet re of the st h. instant... 3d of Foot CI - lin:di—For ;Stephen Ram, Gent. •to he Ensign, by purchase, vice • Straccy, wno retires, read, Stopfold Rain; Gent. to be 'EnSign, lay purchase; vict Stracey, who'retires. . . _ COMITiS3/9):: . in ihel3eikshire tililitia, ,;igned by tbe Lord Lieu • - tenant. - • • To he Lieutertantp—Artlttir Gent. Dated Feb. •t t; 1806. It.hti Purcell, Gent. .Datzd Nlartli 3, itc"6. . To be Ensigns-,Richard It_otte, Gent. - Dated Pee. 20. aos. john Thovit Waylattif, - Gettt., Dated :March 3;' Commissi2i;s ig r r ed.Gy ihr Lord Lieutenant of.theuity - of Berks. . .14 . . lit Bcrksbire Cavalv. - •ThgmasMitchell, 'Esq. to be Captain. • Dated January 15; • 150.6.- john %Sidles, Esq. 'to be. Lieutenant. :Dated as Above. Joan Pearse, jun. to be Cornet: Dated keb. 26,. los. Clew?' LiAbt Infantry. ' • • •Wm. Stotham, gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. i 4; 18e6. Windsor fi'crest Light InfaUt. , y, John Weyland, Esq: to. be Major-Commandant. Dated' March 13, 1806., • • _. To be Captains—roseph George Jolley, Esq., - Dated as above,'.. lames Man, Esq." Dated 'March 14,4806: .-be First Lieutenants—James •Steuart, Gent. Dated March. 13, rSo6. John Boyce, Gent. Dated March "r 4; • 1806. • • , Newbury, ,Shaw, dnd Speen Volunteer Infantry.. • • - Frederick Pagc, . hsq.to be. Lieutenant-Cblonel- Command.. ant. Dated March 30, 006. ' Benjarnin'Friend, I.sq. to be Captain.' Dated as above. Jfehn flall,'Gent. "to be Lieutenant. Dated as above . . Thomas Name,. Gent, to be ditto: Dated March 31, 1806. - RichardDibley, Gent, to -be Ensign. Dated March , o (806, • Connyission in the Sectind' Battalion of ginglie Port Volunteers, signed by Lord Thirden. Quarter -Master W illiaui, 13,tton'to 66 Adjutant, vice R. M. Bates. Dated MarOL,ls, 0106. • . , fiANKRIIPTS: William Robertsi late of -Kingston-upon-Bull, but.now of 'the CaStle, York, hardwareman, to surrender May 21, and June 7, at twelve, at the Black SWaii Inn, Coney-street, York. Attornies,‘Mis. Bakters and Martin, - Furnival's- London ; fir Mr.. Thwinas Hunt . , York. -.- Charles tickard, G rand lulu:lion. Wharf,White- friars, London, coal Aietchant, to Surrender April:29, May 13, and lune" 7, at twelVe, •at Guildhall. AttotheY, Mr. I: • It. Brooks, Millman-street, lleattOrd-rdw. . foseph 1-lynson, of Stepnq - causeway,.Middlesex, merchant, to surrender May 3, 13, and rune 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, - -Mr. Scott, St Mildred!s-court, Poultry. lanes Rees, now of LOndon, but formerly of. Richmond,- •Surrey, mariner, to surrender May 3, to, and J une 7, at ten, ,at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mills, E I Itiehard CruPper, late of Wigan,' Lancashire, timber-met-1 _ • chant, to surrender May 19, 2.0; and l une 7, at one, at. the ; Globe .Tavern, john-street; Liverpool. Attornies,. Mr. Windle, johrizstreet,:'Betlfo:d- row, Lbridbri of t 'Mt. ward Gri:lith,-Lo C:istleLstreet, Charles Purvis, of,lslewcastle-upon-Tyne, broker, to surren derigay 13, 14, arid lull:, 7, at eleven, at the Turk's licad , Inn, Newcastleupott- Tyne. Attornies; , Mr.. William Il.irvey, Newcastle-Upon-1'5(11e ; orMeSs6. Worth= and Stephenson, Castle-str:, HAnorn,,London,., John Bennet, of Conipton-Martin, Somersetshire, lames Bennet, 'of Mancliesw, and George Bennet, of Bechniri.. ster, Somzrseishire, dealers and co-partners; to surrender May 9, tss, and I , ..nie 7, at ten, at the lush. Tavern, Corn stieeti BristA.- Attorzii , ..:s, Mr. lames, Gray's , -inn-square, London i or Davis Bristol. Richard Nesbitt, of NeWclistle-trlyon-Tynne, grocer, to surren der. May 9, 25, - and lune at eleven, at the Queen's Heaa,. 'Newcastle-"upon -Tyne.. Attorney; Mr. lOseph Bainbrid6e, Neweastle;:upbn- Fyne. , • ose . ph Aynsley, orNewcastle-upon,Tyne, grocer,tosurrender 9,2 a, aind junz.,7,. at elevein, at tin; Q • Newcastle• r itpcii-Tyn:n. Attorthiy, Mr. o.,epin Bainbridge ? , Newcastic-upon,."l 4011., rgill and foserrh Of, Manchester, manufadisrers andco-partner4,toSarrender May 19,20,ki1d l erne 7-, at: fottr, at the 1)og Tavern, NialiLl;ester. Attornies, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester; or Messrs; Milne and Parry, 0,1,1 fewry, Lohdori:„ RoWland Parry, of Liverpool, merchant, to sUrrentler May 20, andl one 7, at eleven, at the York Hotel; William , son-square, I.oerpool. .Attornies, Mr. josiah son; Liverpool ; or Mi'. "Ultomas Blaukstock, St. Mil, , *dred'scourt, Poultry, London . . , Linc.iisby, of Manchester, ireinmon:;er, to surrender May 19, zo, and one 7, at three, at tin; Royal Oak. Inn, .Manchester. A floosies, it les6rs. ShePhard and Atilington, ,Liedford- row, London ; or Mr. Wecherali, Spring-Gardens, Manchester. William _Charles Titfordi of 13ishopsgate-street, London, linen-draper, to surrender May 3, 13, and lune 7,; at ten, at. Guildhall. -Attorney,- Mr; Henry Carpenter, Basing hall-street., loseph Kay", now or late Of Lloyd's Coffee-house, wider writer, to surrender May 3 : 20, and s l WIC 7, at ten,"at Attorney, Mr. j upp, Carpenter's-hall, Lon don-wall. . DIVIDENDS. ' . - May at. fohn BOwman,-• John Gafford, and T.hornas bow man, of Poplar anti Limeituuse, seed-crusherS and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. May zo. [ohn 'Carlton, of Canteroury, : grocer, at ore, at Guildhall, Londoil. May zt. john Colwill, of ,Newnham, Cloticestershire,wine, =reliant; at eleven, at the Bush Tavern,- Corn-street, Bristol., • May so. ohn Deighton, of Reed], YOrkihire, -ironmonger, at eleven; at the Swan,Tavern, But str,:et, Birmingfam. May 26. Thomas Perrin, of Chichester, innkeeper,: st cod, at tine Dolphins Inn, Chichester. RI) IIAR R IS, Of No. 4, Nlaravt.cotqt, .I;ow 7 s,rUlt ; - a1 ,,1 CE, No. , 1 1 Sti - and NacTe thif lismeni s.bfciers May 3. Curvier Gale,. of TOwer-hill,. London, tnafel,ant, at twelve, at "g iildhall. j tine 2.5. • Ilpnry . ticltard,Collard, of Scotland-yard,' and of George-strecti Ark..lphi, Middlesex, coal-merchant, at, ten,. 'at June 7. Thorns Bayley, of 13ishopsgate-street Without, - London, %vine and beer-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. - May, 17.. oseph G a hagan , ot ,BrOad-strcat Chambers, Lon don, merchant,'at ten, at Guildhall. • May 27 Joseph Kitching, of 1 pswich, Suffolk, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lbntion. . • " • May 24. john Taylor, thoyoupger, of Framlingham, Stzfiblk, miller, at e(leven, at the Crow)) Inn, Frairilinghani. . • 'WIC 9. Edward Dunmore, Of Stonton.AV'y veil, ;Leicester.' sin re,miller,at eleved,at the Angel Inn, Marketharboronh. May john Jarrett' the younger, of Water-lane, Tower street, London, broker • at- ten-, at Guildhall. - May zo. *japes Gibbs, of Peterborough, Northamptonshire,' dr aper,.at ten, at Guildhall.. • . May ty. Joseph Wood, of A udenshaW, - Ashton-under- Line, aicl te Lancashire, iicsr cotton-spinner; at eleven„ at Star Inn, Manchester` May 31. M'ark Brooks, late of. Sheppertan, Middlesex, oorn and coal-mert:hant, at ten., at Guildhall. •-• ' CER•7II7C/ITES; . May 17-- jacobjlarrison,'late.Philaclelphia,N. America, but. now of Leeds, Y.oikshire,-merchatit. Stephen Walmsley, of Ormskirk, Lancashire, brewer, . • - I,ohn.Estill, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, ship-owner. ThOmas Smith, Of Fisherstreet, Red Lion-sluarc., Middle sex, plaisterer and builder. William Salisbury Cell., late of St. lye's, fluntiligderfshiri, shopkeeper. ' Thomas Denny, • now-or -late of Great. G.l.,;:nhain, 'merchant. • ' John Grainger, of Old Swart-lane, London-,- broker,. lolin Bailey and *Henry Clicethani, ,of Maticheter, silk and cottonaspinnets and co-vat - tilers: -' • ' WEALTH AND PATRIOTISM. -- frThe love. of yripney . and the love of one' s country inji be. ilssocate prin ciples. tltr "in4portant...subjc4,.'new near at issue, evinces the fact. In iliugratioh;. HoDGEs and Co: proprietors of the old established , Lottery Offices, in. St: ,faMes's and Qxford-streets; instance the present ,most highly interesting - Scheme, which gives the adventurers many a 'rich • chance of obtaining -opu lence, and opportunities of 'manifesting that - noblest of ,virtues, witoi patrice, In truth, while they are presented with prospeet of , great gain, at a small risk, the . judicious strticlute • of the Seheme,. they Will experience the heartfelt't-pleasure of contributing, at a momentous crisis, to the , picl.ot their country's GovernMent: Ire both- these pod causes, Wealth did PatriOtistn, HODGES and Co. will be haply to distribute the one, and to gi%e every opportunity: for a spirited. display of the other... M/1R IZLED. On Friday, at St. Mary-le-bon'e, Church, john 3itt,shby, Esq. of the Madras •listablishMedt, to Miss I.‘laii-onalhl i daughter of Thomas Macdonald, cay.;,nclish.street ) ••• venclish-square. ,The same day, at Horsham, Richard Grinsted, Esq. to Miss Lanham, elckst daughter of :john Eq. Banker, of that puce.., - On Saturday,-His, Excellency - Prine Ea . riatinsby, 1-loit.. Fiances Mary Dutt on._ T'ne same day, at. St., M'artiti's in the Fields',' ThOitia's . Sinith, Esq. of Cheliea; to Miss Colcs, ot.Shetc:gttt-flottk, Wilts. , DIED.. On the 19tIvinst. at her house . at Clapham, Lady Waldo, aged 95. - - On the zist inst. at his. seat, Fern _IMI s in, the I§le,-(g. Wight, 'Samuel Shiite, Esq. ' - On Friday last, the infaht son of Theophilus Clive, Esq. at llendon. • - • On Saturday last, in Portugal-street, Lady'lizabeth • Kap pel, secon.cl daughta,,of 'the had of 41bomFie, in•the 9th. year oilier age. • • ' • ' 'l' lie:same day, Mrs. rep ys, wife of Edmund l'epys; of. Upper.Chariutte-syeet, Fazroy• square. • • A l' the Cheapest and . Best 1-10slry waNlious6 ' the •Kingdom, betweennCastle and 0 ; d Round-Cbart, nearly opposite York-buildings, No. 434, Strand, the greatest Bargains are now selling ; o'il4isting of Men's. brown: eatton :: `for Boots, at only is:6d, per pair, - worth es. 6d: ; Women's stout Cotton is. 6.d. worth 25. 6d. ; tine ; extra .su per 3s" 9d. worth ss._; stout black and White silk 6s.' 3d: with laced clocksis,6d. ; extra ':good: 6:1, A 'variety Of Patent Angola Hose, warranted not to shrink, from es,-9d, 'to the best quality ; stent.worsted [S. 3d:'; fine zs.';' sitper fd. Mitts zs. 6cl. ; a shitiouS Artiple in sqo Net Mitts Ladle's' new.ihvented . Lace latex to give ease and elegance Men'SCotroaDrawer.Li 35.6 d with every other Article in - the Hosiery Line that can pos sibly be made,up , to the very best quality, whotvale and tor exportation'.—Stockings made toanx Pattern. To.THO MA S TAYLOR, Esq. • ' Sir, - • • No. •9, New•,Bridge-Strttt; London. • T.-.(3QNsIDFiI' it'but au rail 'of justice .due to .the merits of your LEAKE.'s PATENT PILLS, to coin- Municate 'tb you the' following Cute which h;s recently been .performed by them:— An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a • Complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced-al ..MoSt to 'a skeleton ;, and although he had the best, int - •dicat a(lviee which could be obtained, and tried a varieiy or Patent Medicines,,nothiii,;.could be procured which seemed to suit hiS case, or , to do him any service : he remained in ,a in9at _duced and pitiable situation for two years,- unable to follow his Prdfcsion„ and scarcely able to walk or even to stolid Ott l his legs ; in tad no .dne who knew him ever supposed it pos.- sibie•for him to recover. lie was advised at last to try' riiir• Uak'e's did so, adhering stridly to;theAlir,dions given with them. haci not, taken More than two bOxes hel . fore lie founihan alteration for the better : this encouraged ' him ,to proceed. and by taking a few boxts more 116 - foutikt his appetite and strength 'gradually return, and is now as heattiO, and stout as any Man .1 know. You are welcome, Sir, to r efer any person to me for a confirmation °Ulu; above'. account if it should be doubted. • I am, Sir, your übddient humble servant, • , • '•, . • Library, Folkston. • ; THOS. PURDAY. • • P-repared and Sold - by the Sole . P roprietor,_ Tnos..TAY Los, Member of the Roy id College of Surgeon's, London, at his House, No, '9,'Yew Bridge-street; , Where, alter a constant residence of more than Forty 'Years, in a ,Pratlice particularly directed to the. Cure of Vein:- - real' Complaints, and' thqse incidental to the 'Parts' - of 'Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy, which Men 'of his Profession should always observe, he flatters himself, the advice and•assistanee , he gratuitous= ly administers to ;Persons taking this•_Medicine, will be e;teemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom. to be obtained, and void of ambiguity.. Also sold, by Iris. Appaintment, tor the convenience of • those livirig at a distance, at the PertUmers, Al ban's-street,. Pall Mali ; the Tayshop, No: .103, Oxford street ; Mr. . Dishorough's , 7, E ish-street-lii 1l ; Mr. Baxter's, South-:bridge, Edinburgh; M'Donald's, G las; gow ;.Mr..Callwell's, Uuhlin ; Mr. Liverpool • • Mr. AtkinSon's, Manchester ; and •by one .Persih.i in every considerable Town in,Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s: 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain direc tions, whereby persons - Of' either sex .may cure, themseivzs with ease, speed, secreciY, and safety. . - • N. it.. Every Box said in Great Britain is - seated up \via , a stamp, on which, by favour of the Conunissioners, isprint- , et!, at the Stamp-Office `° T. Taylor, .No. 9, New Bridge; street," imitate which is Felony, and all others are coun. . terfcits. . _ ..„ , . i'Jblishett b% IV L.tAm.A `6lz p 111 , 41.!tol •street, (.;rosvellar- - sq,:arc ; For the Pater,Letters . for t);i: m - bc *•.." • .. At .- SII/P NEff'S. GRAVESEND, APRIL 25. - P4ssed by—the Blume,. Oskar, ' frcrii hrernen ; Whale 'Fish, Shedd, and Iptunti . ,l, Peterson, fforn-NorwAy;:: Sailed—the Factor, Conway, fur Dublin-, Blt T H. .• • . it • On Thursday, at Keuward,; . tlu; seat of Sir Shaw Bart. the Him . ). Lady Shaw,,of a patightct. SALES OF E,ST•riTES. NEAT COTTAGE ANli I:OOR.ACRES, NEAR - Ia:ETCI - .UNCLI.Y, 151.31:1tEY. ,, . ' , , My I,Vir e CEMISTJE • ~ . . At his Great Room, in Pall- Mali, ,on "e.urs.day the - 29th of , N1ay,....,at o.le. o'Cluii,k, • . 11 f not previously dispseil. of by Private•Gcintra4) . r Tir HE LEASE, Tv4mtv'Yolrs unexpired, of a i ...i. . *SI.II3STAN't'IA L,-•N F...-1 V, inid ,rnost - -DESIRABLE BRI li-lit./ ILT 'CO FTA,G E,. t% itn convenierit OWees, Coach-lioUse, TwO-stAl - Szi.thie, Garden, and. Two Closes of rich Meadow ; the whole cunt4iiiing about Four Acres, more or less, delight - filly sjruated at, NUTHELD, over,. looking qAT'FON ,PAR-K iii:a MERSTHAM HILLS; three Miles troll] CO DS-I oN E, one frx.nruBLETCH I NG-. LEY ; four from REIGATE, ant twenty-two Truro LO1`1; . DON. . , - 1 he rreniisCS compriso, on•t,lle Ground Floor', three. Par - - rurs and a kitchen , ,with-excellent..CeNrs, pairy, and other Convenienvies ; on the first Floor, five Bedchambers, ,and above, two CLirrets. • • Tne Promises are k god - Repair, and suited for the Resi. dea:c.ut a ' - dv or a Gc.i'lein '''ondof Field mentt. , .. • . ........... . - 'lll,;:re'are Fox Houndt in the Neighbourhood. ' • Further particulars may be known of MeSsrs. Bray, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ;.' and of Mr. Christi,!, PAL. Alall. •BED•FORI)S.IIRE. By i\ir. CHRISTIE, A t his Great Root+ a Thursday the 29th of -` May, at Or,: o' L tuck, • - • to .1 0.1.1 R Lo T 4; ' •• METRE E - ELIGL F IBE UEEI - 16LD and TYTHE— RI; F. F f ik RAI S . in tile' Pail Ales of • HARRO LI), ODELL . WII.I)LN",. and Rt));TON„ in the COUNTY of•[iL'l)rol2D I.:tt to v.:rj - .resp:::...tiole . Tenants, at Rents • atm:Stinting ioge'ther toypx.mia of FOUR HUN DR El) and . FI.FTY POPN yea;, on l...eases, of which five Years are unexpired. / 11, 0 a. IVOOD, containing One Hundred and Twenty Acres and Siiinnev of. Three Ac es, subjett to the annual . . l'a:,•uze.it or 31. N. in lieu of Tytites. Further particulars may be had x,, applying ,to the respec.. tive Tenants,'Wtio'will slizw their I . ,arnis ; as also to Mr. Kidinan, Bedford ; the PFintew orille Northampton Met. cury ; Cross Keys, St._ Nets ; Cock, Eaton; Sun, Big.. gleswadc r• of Messrs. Lou-odes and Lambert, Red-lion. • square ; .at GarraWay.'s Colfee-house; and of Mr. Christie, in l'all-Mail. - MONEY FOR LIFE ANNUITIES. -SEVERAL ofthe following Sums of 3001. 5001. 10001: 15.1. 20001: and }cool". and -to a larger,-aniount, will be ailvziaced, for . well _secured Annuities upon ~landed EstateS, louses, Funded Property, and Church ,Livings, as soon* as 'the Securftiei -can .be Jitspedethand avproved, for which a liberal .price will be given, redeemable. Mr, ROBERT'S, who has concluttett• the above Bilsiness for'seVeral years 'Mtn hire greatest -satisfaction, can always give a prompt and decided answer to Securities offered, ancl the expences attending therh, whichpievents many disagre*- able, circumstances that must attend tt.d negotiations of thosC that are unacquainted with the praclical part. Personal' applitations, and Letters, post ifaid, are daily re ceiv•Al at his douse, No. 2.7.,:--CeLil.4tret... - .;:, . • CORDIAL: BALM of GILEAD is pecu- , liarly adapred to . weak' Feriffle Constitittions, as well.: - 1s to pliregmatic. habits- in general ; it acts•powe'rfully as.z - nervine; notamly,to„the weal.. stoMach, but -nervous,sytqin.; ,corrects.a vitiated. appetite and digestion iii the , that IfaSSilgei;•anti assists .recovering the tone of the urinary and genital organs -,hente. its etticacy - ifi the most obstinate •einitral, complaints .in teen; _am" . .'poirciiiir'weakrtesses ithlvetnen.' - . - The new Medicine conveys ,an '; idea of its virtues e. . . It iss'4'ecillisite ••tlist it 15e . 'yidldtrig,- and attli'siVe - ; also, I - that it niay have a ready disp::sitiou to in'citioir; for, as-Dr. I\lotherby Ors:ries, •• Aledicines.Of this k kinacannot be con_veyed to the'llart - rcc i ..;:tre.ti Ihecorrinto4toati circulation; titerefpre tirry: , Shot:ilt be adolinis - teroa - such forin-at.hey tna.yqnost readilx . besnrivey4l• into the circula- Tion,. and their uz , ,e. ought t.o.l)e.,tisritartued for sonic time,- be.. "foxe the enters can' be perceived." • . Prima the foregoing phServa:tions, - ,the . propr.iety, of a form tyr the, Adi mitiStration - -such- remeifiesy tit -preference • to.:anye.i - Per, or•ttial - -Balm ,of Cilcad perfa.ecy elegattrin -- ..resped, to sfnell, taste, and ap pearat:e6l' Will b TI - O'Skitt' 't6:fitis4s - s all the:genuine q tioli ties • . • i s of sidcs tlic Zutritious.quality Of a iestoni- I 7 'tivel74•4laS%l - frAgriiiis uSatiafle, eal.4 Aiatety_iffeetsthelterres, and gives a•kiod of ttien'tliy, tel lug Oriiiiiindl'heat,.. true source . of firmness - arid vi mutt ; -„ • • 'Fite-reain of rnelancattAy.tillordas•which afiliF xlte huma4.• 4r: rne; tender thedetpoination of .- Nervous iSeasesi . are tfia - principaloitreet,•"Of hrn uar.. Misery in the privation of health.. These ~ Ijsdftler's -'procpO;'fl'out - such-an, intiiiite vari•ety and ot•causes ; asto rendta impoissli - ife;. if evil it. - e"." - :re necessary, tO. trace ittiein to /Ih:it trlle.staiirt:e: :leas, ilowe'Ver,- are bUt and too severely - telt too great - a pottion;of ; and to these eir.:cts it may ;"vvithoittexaggeration, ass„erted, that alfir-Rentedy• more verioe or • celeh'rated ci - Kezicy :11, - .11 Dr. 'Soloinoit's --; C,Zirdialßalin of haS been discovered. f 1.1111C101.1... CPSCS Trot . rt.-time been published in eViti•y News • paper in.thv Katiptioial, for tlv: aiflictA to 11.i2 persevere til'a.g*ic.:lllZ. Which s.6;_tiiiinitly alAtkis: • 4 coirrofLte titre . • An-opinion . pretziilg• that det vpits tilseaies -are at• prqSent more corninon. than at aliy lsccsierii;cio!,.and is - •: chiefly attribUzed-f-6..cxeeSs 'or „iitatti•,.. , ..rncies practised .it these times orrefinemenfandlitxtiry.. it is certainly , true., that the farther•ive d4riart ftoM simplicity ittcl' temperance in 'diet, and the more we sacrifice wholesome exercises to tha' ti:tivity attending iltyriestit.: atnnsetints,- the greater will be the influence otl' every physical ; error in, diminishing. the vigonr-of i the constitution. Diseases of the nerves, arc-inci dent to' both sexes, with only this difference, that, in the • female, .from the natural delicacy pi_ constitutiqn and the softer manner of life, they are in general moat frequent and ; Violent.. • Weakness of the" nervous systeiia is .often, Alas I 'too often, occasioned by irregularities in one sex, and sensu.tl C CQs:ies. in the other, whj - ch the Cordial Balm of , Gil&d is the Most eliedual remedy 'to reinove.. - • It is notorious that various disorderS- of the human fratrie are brought on by dissipation iii- youth, and the gross viola tion-of those rules which prudence dictates for:the picserva. -tion of health ; and hying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a firm and :strong cons. hutiom. The blessings of healo-oare no sooner lost than paittful.experience teaches the inestimable value .of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, toS often; alas I. in tor the means of its re tave-ry ! therefore, ut this Medicine, is ti:to ob vious to need further commeOt.• • ['roper direalons for every ca: - e, to enable 'persons to cure the`nselves,are . given with each Bottle. A saving of-Nint! Sin flings 'l'woGunrees,__There„are also Fa:1111y ',kitties; 'cinVtaining the quantity of four of the les. 6d. ones for 33.5. by which - gs. are saved. . Bottle has a Government Stamp, with the na , ne " Scum! Solomon, _Liverpool," •engraved thereon, to • imitate which is felony. • • • '. Those wh) 'wish :to have the. Medicine immediately from . time Doator, b 0:n iiag Money for tiny quantity they think proper, will-have teem sent by such carried as'they shall ap... point. Post-(lice orders fdr any -sum may blt sent...bt , post., and the ) bai:ium will be reforneit in the box, or orders.with cash inclosed will heduly atttiiireirto". .7 . Dr. Solomon, when ce:nsulteei - , expeas his usual Fee' of Suelt ietta slio!al.1, fur safety, be - thus direcied, " Money letter. Solomon, Gilead House,.. near Liverpool." - Pampiilets of. cures mt.' 1' 1 'gratis of . aay reputable -- Alediciae. en2.er. in-every , Ma•rhet Town. . Sethi by Mts. Mathew,s,. No. tei, Strand, London . ; Mr;- Smith, Perfun ier,-No.' 38; ,a - tid Mr'...lZitesorn, North Bridge; Mr. haxter And 'Ur: Scott, Sotitn..llx.tw ; .Mr: Davidson and, liagband, Elder ard Co. Ett-.0>ury,..•.; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow"; \V. Cameron, Greenock; 8r0‘%.11in1,,: Paisley i H. citaw . - ,ford, Kilmartn - yek \‘'.'Yorung,. l'tvitte ;LA: Forsyth, and l'. Whiteside, Ay.r; Cral!.•fi,rd,'Giryan - :; . 1.- Carson, New- Dotiglas ; T, Kirltcudinight ;-T.Ml.Credie, Kirk. ably; Itlyth; Leven; j.: Dempster,:Cupari Allan; Dun dee ;P. crci,;ic, NiVIILCOSC ; ,111itchc;i, and- f . Anderson, Abet - dee:l' Dr. White, Ilantf; M.`llll - 00, Inverness ;.T 111 . Kenzie, Stornoway Tik,v , 1r; .Strzinrzier; Johnson and Pisset, Pettit ;..W.:Andersots, - Sterling ; Coke zitaLlieid, teith ; • Alexander, Dunfermline \\"ilsbn, Unntmr ; Vinnef, -Ar . bt path ; Duni fries; P.i)orson, Berwick • ) Wt;lder, Ain ‘.;:cie' . ; 'Paterson, Arbu'tl,not, aiiu lamieson, Pe: . terhead ; A. f\t'Donald,..."Pronote; (..I,lasr,mw.; anti by raaSt Bodiers and, Venders' of.'Faient i'virain'i ksL nies in the United L. Kingdom.. • .a - I i