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1 m .F:ro the ,LONDON GAZETTE,. !Decal, 1805. .• Way -Office, 3t nth Re giment of I)ragoon . Guards, I . Quarter-Master John Jennings to be •I;ayrnaster, Vice Pattnen, deceased': , • 3d.Regirticut of Oragoon.9y li:t _Walpole to be Lieutenant t wi t thout purchase. , • t• • • Xsth Reginieut of Light ~Dragoons; •Cornet Arthur Heywood .. 'by purehise; vice Moray; prolnoted in in the 46th Regiment - . • ' ' : - 37th Ditto, Captam . Archibald Ross, : from the 38th Foot, to b‘zCaptain (,t a - Troop, vice %Verge, who exchanges. 3 1 .)itro, Comet WM. Vaudrey to be Lieutenant, without purchase.' Comet' lames Dunbar tobe Lietifeaant, with— ' out purchase. . .. : . Bt Regiment of Foot .Guards, Ensign lames Gunthorpe, • . from the I,4th Foot; to be Ensign, without purchase, vice :T horn µson, W lab resigns. • - • - • salt Regiment- of toot,; Richard Weyland,-Gent. to be En-• Sign; by purchase,. vice Lane,.promoted.in the 3d Fobt. rvit Ditto„-Lieutenant Edward Daviet, from the tith Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. 2 tst. Ditty, De Blip, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, wit liont purchase, vice o'Brien, promoted. 24th t)ttio, Gentleman Cadet David lVarburton; from the Royal .Niilitary College, to be Ensign, witlioth purchase, vic Gwithorpe, appointed to 'the ist loot .G uards. /Stli Ditto, Ensign Martin Robertson, from the Sad Foot, to 1:a Lieu'reitanti without Purchase. - • ' • 3atlt Ditto, G.entleman Cadet Cohn Perry, from the Royal ilitary College, to be Ensign, vice Bircham, appointed • TO the Gartion Battalion. • 3 .61 h Ditto,. GerXeman Cadet David Price, froth the Royal.' Military Colle,!e,, to be Ensign', without- purchase, vtee:. ,tppoint:id to theid W.e t India Regiment. James Valvidson, Gent. to be Ensign, withota purchase, vice —Sinclair, appointecho the Bth West India Regiment. 38th Ditto, Captain I.•ohn %Verge, trout the t7th Light Dra-. goonF~ to be Captain of a Company, vice Ross, who ex-. ▪ changes: ,- • Joh Ditto, Ensign' Thomas Crosbie Meech' to be Lieutc-. liant, by - purchase, v ice. Fell rzen, promoted.. 40th Ditto, Eti;ign Charles Harvey Smith to be Lieutenant, • by purchase, vice Dautpier,'promOtd. 43d Ditto, Babiligton Price, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Skipp, promoted. • - .04;1 Ditto, Lieutenant lames .Nlorissett, from the Both Foot, • to be Captain of a Company, by purChaSe, vice Waggett, • who retires. 54th Ditto, Brevet Major Win. Sam.:Curry, from the Seth foot, to be. Major, without purchase. 7th Ditto-To be'• Lieutenants, without :purchase, Ensign Vance Young Donaldson, vice Humphries, promoted: LoS•go A.ndrew Sankey., vice l3rickell, appointed to tbe RcAiiiint of Alalta. Ensiili Robert Ross, • To be En,ios, withoUt purchase, GentlematiCadet Leeson Paterson, trom'the Royal Military College, vice Donald_ sin. Saniucl beresford lermyn, Gent. vice Sankey-. lohn IhTljes, Gent. vice Russ. To Se ivijittanti, Licirieriant Wm. Mann, vice humphries, piornoted. t • - . iBth pitto, Wni. Dor,eripnrt,,Gent:..to be .Ensign, by s pur_ chase, vice Denny, promoted. . 66th Ditto, No 41) Gautier, Gent. to be Ensign, by putchase, . vice Nlociti, who retires: • • • lad Ditto, Lieut. Andrew Hamilton, from the 79th FOot; to be Captain of a Company, by purchase. Ditto, Win. ScOtt, Esq. to be PaYthaster, vice. Elde r ton, who resigns. first Ditto, I. teut.7 Adam Gifr Downing, from the 34th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice toolding,. • appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. / 83 Ditto, Lieutenant C. Grant• Falconar, from the hist Foot, to be Captain_ of a Cornpany, v.vithout.ptireitase,.. viJeHalliday,:appointed to .9th Royal Veteran lion. 7 Sstii. Ditto, Jchn Mackentie; Gent. to be Ensign, withoui ptirctiase,v,ice Wright, promoted in ist Garrison Battalion. 95th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander T. Reed,. from the 3d • Garrison Battalion, to be First Lieutenant; 'without pur - chase• . • ' 3 , 1 West India Regiment, Ensign'WE. Butler, front the36th . Fdot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Chainley, pro- • muted.. 4th Ditto, Sevjeant William Pearce, from the .45th Foot, to be vice Mills, deceased. .(tli Dart), Scijeant Major Edward Suttitin Richter to be • Qoarter-Ma.iter, vice Keily, promoted in the Royale. lid. Onto, F naign John Sinclair, from the-36th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Waller, promoted in the 7th West India Regimait. Yurk Light Infantry Volunteers,- Daniel O'Keefe, Gent.' to be Lnsip, wititc,ut purchase, vice Muller, promoted. tst Garriscn battalion, Ensign Charles Wright, front the . 85th l.oot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kirschberg, appointed to .the Royal Regithent of Malta. 3d Royal . Veteran; Bittafion, Capt . ; Nathaniel ifighmore, from- the tat GarAson Battalion, to be Captain of a Com-. pally, vice Grant, promoted in the sith Royal Veteran tat-. tal ion.. Serjeant Major M. Connolly to be EnSign, vice Hughes, de , ceased. 7111 Ditto, 'Lieutenant lames Kennedy, from the Royal Afri can Corps; to be Lieutenant. 'ma, Capt. Joseph Loftus Halliday, from-the s3d Foot, tu=be Captain of a Company. . • Al R.:4 ORANDUM. The Appointment of Lieutenant the Hon.' Henry Tonson, • from the 34111 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by pitr- • chase, in the 6zd ICegiinent of Foot, vice Dawson, who re tires, as stated in the Gazette of the bth of Atigust last, has not takeh place. R A - r um in the Casette of the 3d •inst. Royal Military College—Fir Lieutenant Wright, of the 14111 Foot, to be Captain Of a CiinipanY of Gentlemen Cadets, with the temporary Rank of Captain . in the tiny, read, Lieutenant Charles Wright, of the ist Garrison Battalion, to be. Captain of a Company of Gentlemen Cadets, with the temporary Rank of Captain iii the Army. Commissions . signed by the 'old Lieutenant of the Cataily of Perth. • Royal Ptrthsbire James Stewart'Robertson, Esq. to be Captain. 'Dated Nov.-. .12, aus. George Balvaird, Gent. to be- Lieutenant. Dated • .Noventuer 8, etas. Ist (or B . readalbane) Battalion of Royal Perthshire 2d Volunteer • Brigade. James Malloch, 'Esq. to be Captain, vice Dewar, appointed to the 21st hoot. Dated Dec. 2-4, Igo+. Maxwell Stew ,aft,. Gent: to be Lieutenant, vice Malloch, proinOted. Dat ed as above. Peter IVPDougall, Gent, to beAdjutant, vice . '4, Campbell, resigned. Dated as above. 114 (or .tratheaini Battalion of Royal Perthshire Volunteer Bry gade. I, 4 l7atrias M'Omish, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Drysdale, rested. Dated April 9, 1805. Peter M'Crostic, Gent. •to:b Ansign, vice M'Omish, promoted. Dated as above. - Lieutenant lames Peddie to be Assistant Surgeon. Dated (an. 17, 4;34. ' 3d jar Athd)Regiutent of Rgal Perthshire Ist Volunteer Brigade. kiope Stewart, Esq. to be Lieut. Colonel, vice Butter, de ceased. Dated August 27, 18OS. • - • Lryal clatidanachie:itegiment of itiounted Artillery and Vcdun teer infant y. •Robert Robertson, Esq. to be Nlator. Dated Sept. ri 1805. ' WilliAlll Stewart, Esq. to be Captain. • Dated October 2.1, ISos. John Robertsun,--Esq : to be Ditto. Dated as above. lames /%I‘Nala Gent. tiy.x: First Lieut;:nant: Dated as „above. lohn Robertson, Gent. to be Ditto. • Dated - as ...above. Angus Robertson, Gent. to be-Second Lieutenant. :Dated as above. Duncan Robertson, Gent, to .be Ditto. - I.)ated as 'above. George Roberisbn, Gent.,to be Ditto. , Dared as above. , .2.t(or Belmont and North. Strathmore) Battalion of Royal Pertb- • ship e 2d Volunteer lie iguae. !mes Rattray, Esq. to be Lieut. Colonel Cominandint. Dated Nev. i, • in toe Pendent:is Artillery Volunteers, _:signed Gy t , 'e LOV Lieutenant y see County.lf COrnivali i. 4'.l4ed dug, .224 'Svc. • Thomas Lalley,Gent. to be Quarter Master, vice Cotnmins, promoted. Conmissial, in the tot Battalion of Dotset Volunteers,: signed by the Lord Lititrenn,i • , • Ensign Richard Buckland to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Ucc. 8, 1805. in the Alford and Village. Volunteer Infantry, .t/s , :ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count of Lincoln. George Goodwin, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated December 12, 1 80 5 . , Commissions in a), Leicestershire Regiment of Militia; signed by the Los'd Lieutenant. . . Eusign Edward Rickards to be Lieutenant. Dated August 2., - 16a,j. 'Etthign I otin BaSs to be ditto. Dated as above.. En ; sign William Walker to be ditto. Dated as above..ThOrnas harry, Geut. to be Ensign. Dated September 4, Hos. LONDON k'rinird by R HA Rlt Is, of No. 4, Niartlett-court, 443w : street ; ?pd 'W zz.LaAM A R4,SI C R SC Rut's; of South Violtun-st - rusve,l, T-square ; At the StiN.oiii4Ci',.N . o. S . tiand ; where - 4 tiortisimeisis, - .orilers Tor the raper, -Letters for. the - - Editor, &c. (tost-paid),inust a atiaresAy_iy. •- Csminiiiion Jived by the Loi•dLieutenant of the Canty of Es• SCX. • !Voter,: Battalion of F:siex F.nsign John - Dennis- to- be Lieutenant; Dated Notember Colchester Volunteers,. . . . . . . Ensign Edward Clay t? be Lieutenant, vice Cooke; resigned.. Dated Odob,r 11, -180 s; Michael Lavallin, Gent. to bt Ensign, vice Clay, - promoted. Dated Odober 11, 665', Winstead Volunteers. Lieutenant Quarles Harris to.be Captain, vice Cogmbe,.re signed. Dated November 3, 1805., CharlP§ Danvers, Gent. to be - Lieutenant, vice-Harris, promoted.' bated as above. ConntiLics signed by . Lot ci Teigirmeutb, FiceLieutenant of the Edunty- afiSurrey. . Leatherhead Volunteers. • - • _ _ Henry Boulton, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bell; re signed. Dated December 17, . , ' .•' •: ERRATUM . In last Saturday's Gazette, Page46ll. • For Gentleman William C. Johnston, vice Outliner, pro mOted, read Gentleman Cadet William C. folikbtuay vice " Chaliner, promoted. I BANKRUPTS. 1 ' Jonas Foster, of Hallas-Bridge-M al, Wilsden, Bradford, and .. Abraham Foster, of Doc-Park, Denhohne, Thornton, Bradford, Yorkshire; cotton twist.spinners and Co-part ners, to surrender Jan.. 9 ; to, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at 11 the Pack. horse Inn, Bradtbrd. AtrOrnies, Mr. john Bar.. • ber,'G ray's-Inn-square, London ; or Mr. Joseph Bentley, 1 Bradford: john Smith,-late of Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire,• dealer, to slarrender j au. - 7 1 ;" at five, 8„ at ten, and Feb. t it,. at eleven, at the Falcim:lnn, St. Neot's, same county.. Attornies, • . Mr. Forbes, Ely-place, tondon ; or Mr. Day, St. Neot's. Charles John Hunt, of 'Howland-street, St. Pancras, Mid dlesex,..painter, to surrender lan., to, 14, and Feb. rl, at ' ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davison, Warren,street, Vitzroy-iquare. • Robert ,Urquhart and Richard Walker Whalley , of the Strand, Middlesex, goldsmiths, to surrender Jan. I 18, and Feb. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,l l 4r. .Coate, Austin_ friars,• William Wait Wright, late of the Speke, Lancashire, dealer, to surrender Jan. 2.7, zg, and Feb.. i I, at one, at the Globe Tavern, john-street,, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. George Orred, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, - London. john_Critchley and William tones, now or late . of Orford, near Warrington, Lancashire, cotton-spinntrs and co-part ners, to surrender Jan. 6, 18; and Feb. 1 1, at three,' at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Ber nard Holland,_King- street,, Manchester. George Dickenton, of Kirkby-Stephen, ‘Vestniorland, cot : ton-spinner, to surrender ran. 13, 16, and Feb. it, at de -- ven, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Foulke, and Higson, Manchester ; or Messrs. Fotilkes and Longdill; Gray's-Inn, London. • floigson Braithwaite, of Aiskew, liedafe, Yorkshire, malt ..,.s;er and commondyewer, to surrender lan. 14, t 3, and Feb,. tl, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Bedale. Attor flies, Mr. lanson, Bedale ; or Messrs. Ludington an.t Hall, :.Secondaries' Office, Temple, London. William Guy, of Devizes, Wiltshire, tinman, to surrender lan.• . 14, • 1.5, And ix, at twelve, at the Rtnnmer 'Pattern; All Saints'Aane, Bristol.. AttOrnies, Messrs. , 13landfbrd and Sweet,' Inner Temple, London; or Mr. . E-Lward Stephens; Small-street, Bristol. Ric hard Stone Blaney, late of LiverpOi?l, merchant, to sur render 'lan.. ti, iz, at one, and Peb. iI, at three, at Lilly . nish's Castle- , street, Liverpool. Attornies, ;Mr. Thoina . s ll;ack.stock, St. NlildtetPs-court, Poultry, Lon.: dun; or Kirkpatrick land Petitt, Unio*-Cdurt, Castle ' street, Liverpool. • • - • • ~Edward Toy, of Ilyinou,th-Dock, Devon, draper, 'at ten, at Guildhall, London. •. Tan. 22.• lohn Beedz ler, of Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, • brazier and corn-merchant, at. eleven, at the New Inn, Alarket Deeping.. lan. I olin Crane, formerly of Leicester, and late of -- Whapload; Lincolnshire; draper 'and, grOcer, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Spalding, LineolriShire. Jan. 22. 13enjarnin Su-tton,' of Birmingham, button-maker, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. Feb. 15. John Spencer, of St. Paul's, Deptford, Kent, rope• maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 45, John 13oyc.s, of. Portsmobtli, Mercer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Tan. 31. Joseph Smith White, late of Witham, Essex, mil - ler, at ten, at the Three Cups, Colchester. • Jan. 30. Andrew Paul Pommies and Andrew George Pour. tales, _of .Broad-street-buildings London, merchants and co-partners, at one, at Guildliatl.. Jan. 25.. William Bryan; of White Lion-di:mit, Birdiin-lane, London, since of Jamaica, and now of Camberwell, Suriey, merchant, at eleven, At Guildhall. ran. John 13yron,"late at Great Bell-alley,. London, nier ' chant,'at twelve, at Guildhall.. -. • CEPTIFIC ATTES.. . . . - lan. 2r. Peter Cavea t - Briglithelmstone, Sussex, linen draper. ' . Sir Joseph Esdaile, late of CainslrOugh, Lincolnshire, banker: Jolla Nliehael Shenston, of Portsea,.county of Southampton, salesm,u4 . Thomas Silversides, left Of Weatherby, Yorkshire, linen . -draper:-- - ' ' William Yurley, of Duke.street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, Mid , diesex, gold-beater. T,lie following audacious robbery was committed On Thursday last, in the house of the Rev. Mr. An dreWsi at garden, near Brenchley, the,County of Kent :—Between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock , 'in the evening, a rap at the door occagioned,the maid servant to open it, when a man immediately rushed in and rudely grasped her round the neck; the girl, thinking it a neighbour come fOr a 'Christmas Ganda, ae . sired him tb have none of his jokes with her;" the fellow replied, " that he meant to be very se rious," • aid immediately, by a signal, introduced fourother men, all armed with pistols, who having first secured the door, proceeded to ,the parlour, , where Mr. Andrews was sitting, told him they were come to spend a few hours with him ; : demanded to be Shewn first,: where his liqUor was kept; se condly, where his cash Was deposited;_ apcithirdly„ , where his other valuables and linen were to be found ? ,1 Aftei these interrogatories,: three of the villains accompanied . .the maid into, the cellar, from when ce they brought three bottles ,of Cogniac brandy, and some' bread and cheese, of which they all partook hi , the presence of Mr. Andrew's, with as much composure as : if theyhad been at an itm • they next proceeded to rifle drawers, lice. from whence they took about 1001 . . in cash, a few articles of plate,. thirty shirts,- several pairs of sheets and other pot ta- We : things, all which they packed up.in two 43ri threa hundies ; they then took a bible, and insisted on, Mr. Andrews, his. wife, (an elderly Lady confined her . lid„), and - the maid„ ~ to swear, " that the: were not acquainted with the persons of the robbers, that _they would not leave the house for two hours after their departure, and that they would not ap pear against them, should they be. taken up for the robbery."—;All this having been done, they returned . tp the . yarlonr, drank the remainder ,of the brandy, . and marched deliberately otr wah their booty ! Mr. Andrews is about 70 years of age, and one o£ .t i Oldest and most respetiable Magistrates in Kent. tfie Villains, on his requesting it, returned him one shirt.; and gave the servant half-a-gumea for:wait , . ing upon .them . , On, sennight a Wool-comber of the name, of Robinson „unfortunately- missed his wa,y, . and wilked :down, the watering-place into the river Ches., \sold, at the bottom of .Freneh 7 gate, boncaster, and was drowned. POLICE. . " • Tilß4tcol , il :BoW Tlt T .----Y'esterday Rich ., Mr., Stevenson .who :keeps e ilers to . the - General Post-Office, Charing Cross, -altd some days since, charged with h,lvingsecreted.a,number of letters which came un der his charge at. Mr.. Stevenson's, and embezzled bank-notes to a considerable ; amount,. cgntained therein, was brought, up again for the second exa mination. IL will, be. secolleled, as. we stated on his former examination, that it V.;ils. xhen stated,. by Parkins, Solicitor: for the Post- / Office, that on the nroyning after the Prisoner • waa brought to his house in Ormond-street, by Anthony, the Police, Officer, : a parcel,sontaining pieces of, several of the bank-notes embezzled, was found .by a woman on the footi.vay, and on that sicie•cd Devonshire-street on which the Prisoner walked in. -his way to Or; mopd-street.. Mr. Parkins now stated, ,that on the same morning another parcel,, containing parts of others of the notes thus embezzled, had been found in Theobald's-road, through which also the prisoner had passed on the preceding night. Mr. Parkins further stated, that he had, some days ago, written to a Gentleman who resides at Ply mouth, whohad, when in London last, put aletter_ containing a mil. I..Sank- 7 note, into Mr. Stevenson's re 7 eeiving7ottice, addressed to aperson in the country, but which letter or note never had come to hand._ The objet of this letter was to -obtain the descrip tion of. the note, in order to cenipare it with those which had been found, but no answer had as yet reach-, ed him. He said, he had proolpositive that this Gen tleman"s letter had never reached the General Post- Office on the night be had put it into Mr. Steen- son's office, at Charing-cross ; for, on account of the frequent miscarriage of letters through that medium, all letters received thence at the General Post-Of : fice were minutely, examined, and noted,, and no letter of that description had ever been received., He therefore requested the Prisoner' might be re manded for the present, and brought up for exanaina: Lion on a future day. SWINDLISG.-Yesterday, at Union Hall, Pro. Kurd, a young man, having much, the appearance of a gentle Man farmer, was charged by Mr., John Huggett, master of the (iatharine,Wheei Inn, in ; the Borough, with corning to his house the preced- ! ing evening, and having. inquired particUlarly as' to accommodation he wanted for horses he, had coming, fraui the country, he ordered rump steaks and oyster sauce; of which having partaken plenti-, fully, fie ordered and drank copious libations of punch. When he called to go to bed, Mr. Hug gett informed him it was the custom at his house, to settle the reckoning every night before therwent to bed—he nodded assent—but soon shpt. out of.the room, and secreted himself in, the farther part of the • )ard, where Wortley, •the Officer, and-Robinson, the:Night Constable, foundlaim, and locked him up. He would not say any thing about his family,: except that he came from Sussex. 'The Magistrates, at his request, and with the Prosecutor's consent,: sent him to serve His Majesty. "• MAR LBOROUGU-STRAET;-.-MOrIS. D'Egville, late of the Opera-House, yesterday charged. Mr. Simms, a respectable tradesman,' in harles 7 Streef ; St. James's-square, with an assault. The Prosecutor stated, that he was returning home to his apart ments in Charles-street, on Monday evening, when he was alarmed at the 'appearance of sparks oftire is suing from his neighbour's 'house. Mt. S.'who is a baker, attempted to allay the fears of the Prosecutor; by assuring him that the 'sparks from the oven Were not unusual, and such as coal not be avoided in the course of his business ; he might be 'satisfied by View- , ing the process of heating the oven. Some "Words arose, and, according to the statement of the Com plainant, he gave his opponent a tlack eye While he was fuenacing,his fist in his face. 'The Magistrate advised the parties to adjust their differences; but on failing to 'do io; Mr., S. was held to bail. 'On SatUrday last; the 2sth ult, at the auvanced age of 84 years, - died, at his seat at Muntham, in Sussex, WILLIA::%IFRANKLAND, Psq. the only sur :viving brother of . the 'late Admiral Sir litotAs FRANKLAND; Bart. 'and uncle to the present Sir MOMAS FRANkt:Oin, of Thirkleby Pacic, near Thirsk/Yorkshire.• The early part of his life was :LEtirely employed in the ' - aSt, 'lndies, and in travels 'through Arabia and the Holy Land ; but in his lat ter years his habits ‘vere teeluse and studious, and his attention principally dire&ed to improVernents in' tscience,.andthe, app4cation.of Mechanics to the pur- - poses of trianufa(quee'. HIRT fIS On Sunday, Mrs. Shaw, of G uildford-place, of a Daugh. ter. . • YeSterday morning, 'at his house in George-street, iVlino. ries, the Lady of William Plorner, Esq. of,a Daughter. MARRIED, . On the 27th ult. az Ashborne, in Derbyshire, Sir H. Fitz herbert; Bart. of Tessington, in that• County, to . Miss Agnes Btresiord, daughter - : of the late Rev, William Berestord, Rector of Sunning, in Berkshire. On Saturday last;' at Aveley, in Essex, the Rev.. lames Thomas Hurlock, of Dedham, in the same County., to Mrs. - •Hichens, widow of Henry lohii Ilichens, Esq.- and sister to ,Sir Thomas Barnett Unnard; Bart. oll3elhouse, ESsei. • - • M.EP 'On Saturday ,last, at her house in Bruton-street., Mrs. Iley wood, relict of the late fairies Nlodiford Heywood, Esq: of Marestun, in the County of. Devon, and sister to the late Countess Howe, in the Oh year of her age . .. On Sunday eyenig last, in the 78th year of bis,ake, Sa muel Hawkins, Est. of Coodman's-fields, tfianY years one of His Majesty's justices of thef eace for the Co - uilty of Mid cilesex. , The - same day, in' his gftli year, Sir BevershOM 4 Filmer, Bart. of East Sutton ; place, near Maidstone. , On thti zoth ult. at Totteridge; Herttbrdshire, the lion. Mrs. Maitland, wife of the Hon. General Alexander Malt- • land. On Monday last, at her father's house, Ashford, Middle- • sex. Miss Ann Harvey:Ball.— . .• The same clay, Mrs. Skene, of Scotland-yard, ‘Vhitehall, , Early. yestenlay morning,. Leyyington, Carpenter, .in the Strand: PRICK , OF STOCKS. • lESTEADA Y. Bank Stock; - • India Stock, Navy s per Ct. tut India Bonds, is. a as. dis. sper Cent. 1797, Exchequer Bills, par, as: ;s. Irish 5 per Cent. 874 • dis., 4 per Cent. y6.li ' Omnitim, s . 3 par Ct. Red. s 9 I t 58 i. 5541 3 per Cent. dete'rred, 531 per Ccnt Cons ,shut Imperial 3 per Cent. . Bank Long Ailn. 17 13-t6thsi Ditto Ann. 8 i5-s6tlis - DittriShort Ann. a Cons. for Op. 6oi 6o 1.1 SfifP NEIVS. CRAVESENii, DEC. 30. Passed br—the Queen, Chartate, Kerr, from Surinr.rn ; Hero, Hariijr, from Constantinople ;.Hannah, Rowe, from ---• and Robert, Poppiewell, from Sr. l'etersburgh. Sailed—the Mary and Susannah, Clark, for larnalca ; A lexander, W.Lauren, tor; Tobago ;' Martha, Milne, for Gibraltar; Nancy, A rtes, for G uernsey - ; and jonge Claase, Jouster, for Hatnbro% SALE OF PICTURES. • 1% CI-ThISTIE has the honour very respeti : , fully to announce to the Nobiiiiy . and Cno,sccnti of every class, that early in May next he.iviiPsubinit to sale, by Auction, aehis . Great Room in Pall-Mali, (By Order ofthe Executors), j • The very suprli,• well-known, and most valuableCOL. I..+:CTION 'of ITALIAN; FRENCII, FLEMISH, and DUTCI-1 PICTURES, 'uniquein point of class, value; and perfedion, and tong celebrated tlnoughout Europe;orth6 late WE LBO RE ELLIS AGAR, Esii, deceased; seleded and purchased by him at great li.kpence, and with infinite taste and judgriaent,,ftom whatever Chef d'oziivres have 'been attainable, of the principal Collections and Cabinets irr Eng . ..; laid and Abroad, fOr near Fifty Years - past.. This Collec tion has so unrvinsally:cornnianded admiration, ana is so ge_ nerally known, by printed Eiescriptiong, on - the Continent; that the earliest notice of the Sa'e will be sufficient without fOrther coMment, as it must be obviows that no Collection °fey us! importance with this has ever been submitted to Sale in this country. vprthec Particulars will be.given in future Advertise. Merits: . - To S. SOLO:MON,'Esq. M: D. Liirrpoot Fxtraordinary.Core of :Mr. John hlullins, Princilial Clerk of Messrs. E4lisdn, Parker, and Prowne, Irorand tuft INlercliants, Thorne - , near Doncaster. SIR, THROUGII a RolapSe of a severe NerVims vdr in Oetober_ I was brought into a deep de cline, accompanied by constant profuse sweats, as, to oblige me to change rrrY linen twd or three tittles - a day, and was given up by the Faculty as incurable. My cough, which had been gaining ground for sore time, was Very violent in deed, and caused me to expectorate great quantities of very viscid and offensive matter. I was totally deprived of steel, flu long time ;• I thus became weak, emaciated, and se helpless, that I could not cross the room without being supported by my wife and daughter. I' was sontaYous, that though' have 'seen persons tremulous from a paralytic stroke, and from the elects of an ague fit, they were not in such deplorable state as I was at time s for hours together. I was in dais forlorn and helpfess condition when your inva luable, nay, inestimable CORDIAL BALM of GI LE AD was first administered to me, •in dozes of three fea-speon fuls, three times a-day, which was gradually increased to four tea-spoonfuls four times a4ay. I found berrefiftlired-- lv, my cough to mend, and in about three'weeks it was quite: gone ; in like manner did this Balm brace my nerves, create an appetite, promote natural rest, and gradu ally invigorate my whole frame. In a word, I recoVered— and, thank God, I have dot .had the 'least return since. edjoy bet ter health thaii eyer: 'did . betbre, quite frOe from the sli:l4test nervous symptom. , • ~ Mr-Sheardown of Doncaster, from whom the Cordial .B.'ahn of Gilead wa; oblairied; as Well as .all who-know theicou s i_ der my recovery as little short of a miracle and if people labouring • under consuniptive or nervous disorders would have, recourse to this grand Medicine, the Cordial .. Balm of Gilead, I make no doubt of thek deriving' the'saioe benefits; and, for . the good of Mankind,' I Wish it Was Mare generally known and resorted to.• Some of, the Cordial. being also given to an infant. Daughter pf mine when in convulsions, it had =instantaneous acidwonderful effe.-i in recovering her. You are at liberty to make this'-public in any mariner you think proper; and-am, Sir, • • Your,obtiged. humble Servant, 1011 V MUL.LINS. Thorne.-'quap, March t t, , Sold by Mrs. Mathews,. No. rS, Strand, London;, Mt. Smith, Perfumer, No. 3S, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and 111 r.. Scott, South-Bridge;; Mr: Davidson and Husband, llder and Co. Edinburgh; ,Mr. Baxter, Glasgowp W. Camel - On, Greenock ;•GG. 13 rowping, Paisley ;.11. c-raw , ford, Kiltrianinck ; 'W • • Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W.. Crawford, Girvan ; I . Carson, New- Douglas ; T. 111‘Millan; Kiriteudbfight ; T : :WC:redid, Kirk.; alcly.; 1 . Illy th, Leven ; 1.. Dempster, Cupar. ; A Ilan, _ Dim.. dee ; I'. Craigie, Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and I. Anderson, Aberdeen;. Dr.. White, 13anfr; M'lntosh, Inverness; T. M'Kenzie, Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W . Anderson, Sterling; Coke znd Reid., Leith Alexander, Dunfernaline ; .Wilson,. Dunbar ; Vinnet, At . broath ; Dickson, Inglis; Ditiniries ; Phorson, licrwicx ; Wesidel, Aln wick ; Paterson, Arbutlanot, add I amieson, Pe terhead; A. Nl' Donald, Trongate, Glasg, , ,y i and by must Booksellers and Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. A saving of gs. may be had by purchasing the Fainily Bottles, at 335. which contain tour of the Bali (3 u inda-Bot • tics. , Deabr" •SOlOThotainay lie consulted' bY; letter, post-paid, addressed to him, at• Gilead HOuse, near Liverpool, inClud ing his usual Fes.: of Hail-a:Guinea. - -. • *To THOMAS TAY.T.;OR, Esq. No. g, New Bridke-:Street, Landon. • Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, Ma-ich tS, tllbt. T BEG lease. to inform yoil, il.l . ar'=ever . sintte - th , I. year t; . ..,c, I have been alliieted witli c the Liies , Vene.: real which, floin its obStitizifely resisting" e:retY'cOsirSe of ' Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty nere, and_ undergoiri - g• several 'severe our of salivation, and twice . diScharged•front • the: Hospaalv.AVirh little relief, would appear tO i be of the most .itweterate natur‘. La the, spring of last year my disorder had gqt to "sucti a 4eacl i , as nearly to put a period to nay a one` had 'i. Frrge ulcer on the crown of my head, one nu _each at:hi . ..And. my, legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread; fully painful, and had been in. a 'stats.,:af rderrartan 'for the last seven years ; my - left. had; also two large notids or it, was very much drscoloured, and gave me , snob ex,e.rutiar ntg pain, .particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this .lamentable 'state,. I was recom-, mended by Mr. i . ThOln W.W.I, (who received ,so groat a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills,. which I began to do on the 26th of: May ; in the course of a fortnight, , I', began to recei-ie. benefit—in little more than a nuslith, the ulcers on my ' herd 'and • atoms were . soundly heale&- , sooti after,. the Sores on my legs healed also; lea'aing; liOvve../er,'consaierable - discolour:titan in • the skin, and pain iii the . bone of the left, whirr, by theß les., sing of God, apkt a -little longer perseveraisCe . tit your inva luable Medicine,' stihsided ; the nodes di;qiersing, the skin regaining its natural hne, 'and time rick - turn:AL pains gradaally. go i ng,oll. I thus because, by your liberal advice and Mc dicing, ..perliY„ frs.e .from all my former Coinplaints— have recovered "any former spirits and strength, and ant be come: jolly and •fzit . , in 'which state hayingfcontinued many rnontlwip i;ti.te astortishrnenk of allWito knew 171 C, I ant at a loss in whayernts,to express my gratitude, but beg you, fOr the" go 'of •ott',er suffering mortals, to snake this my case as-Trsbirc 14":1143551b1e,.,as l - -shill on every- oceasion ; in so 'Oitig.,,,You -.„)Viilr greatlyiablige,, Sir,- your gratefiti,, obedient„vc,ry, int unsl.e seyanc, . , ,A Lr: X . Zia 0 RkE R. S wait'.'s'C foie, utzti.gi reef; 'Edlkhrfrgh. •' • Witlidses'to theliboYia:Ctire : • . 01iN Tot ing,g sviri,• : N i0 .,...:3, • 1'...;pw., ; ItpAlt! , _Marker ; and ours M`l..N r,o.s i a, 0,4 Assembly -cipse, .dintiiir.O. • - r ee - plirs'..d arid' Bold 4 b}i'iltt stole(' I- tkietur, • 'l' Hopi A Tilkabii;•l‘leMber of" tlitixovar Cisllege of .12-r.: };earls, all Ws Hosts; ' . .\,10..g, -NO, ; Ayjilgq- : sareet, London., _where, alter a;',),tistarit resMen , s ol4nore than,...thiFty,sik years, 'in a ,practiceparlicalaro tfrredpti Ito site •eure'tif Venereal - Complaints .and those "Iffalentsid - teothe'll'aitinti Generatuan, witty tl la t, i iri.ko 14Id e LqC l t.f.ii:-:.; w 4 . 4‘; 4 , -fite9-'64) his profession should always, otb;:erve . in,siich cases, tie flatters himself, the advice and ass,istanae.he 'itla r tiiitutrslt ' administers to persons taking. this , : Nredicittei-:. will he . . estqeMed, by a disarning..-Votqlte,j;ao: an- advantage sel dom attainable and void of all ambig ‘ity.. 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