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.;..., rtoyt,the LONDON GAZETTE, ,Tune 17, 1806 Qgceles Palace, June 11, 1806 . . The King , was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on Busick Harwood, Esq. M. D. of Emanuel. College, CAnbridge, Professor. of Anatomy in that University, and of Medicine in Downing college. , ' - :Of ce, .74,e 17, 030. sst Reginient of .oragoon Guards, ,Gornet joseph M. IV.ird to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Horn, promoted. Cr.. net fames Leath:lin - to be Lientenant, by,purchase, vice . Nayior, promoted. Gcorge Fairholnie, Gent.. to be Cor net, vice Ward. Ist Reeiment Of Dragoons, Ralph Heathcote, Gent, to be,. Cornet, by purchase, vice I.aton, promoted. • 7th, RefAttieut of Light 'Dragoons, Captain Wm. Thornhill, trona the 23d Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Leslie, Wbb exchanges. 9th Dtz to, t , ku , (ohn Baldwin to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Sampson, who retires. • loth Ditto, Captain Henry Francis tel from the , Foor, its be Captain of a Troop, vice Baron E ben, who ex changes. Isth Ditto, joseiCir }hidden, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur eltase, vice King, proni , ted. • .13th Ditto, Cornet Wm. Moreton to he Lieutenant, without -1 urchase. iii Ditto,. Lewis Price,' attes t .Getit to be_Cornet, by pur _ chase,-vice lleywdod; pro:rioted 4th Rt , Oinetit of haat, Lieutenant Sir 'john . Cox, Knt. from the _loth FObt, t(.4 be Lleutenant, vice Clarke, who ex , • changes . • • 6th Ditto, Captain ]. T. gobinson, from Colonel Baillie's .-ttegnitetit, to be Captain of a Company,' vice Walker, wt.° exchanges. - 1 tits Ditto, Captain Fred. Baron Eben, from the loth Light • • Drag ono, to be Captain of a Codtpany, vice Mellish, who e xchanees. • . 14L4 Ditto, Major Shipley, .fraim the 32d. Foot, to be Li oat—Colonel, b , • purCli vice Bite)). who retires. sstii I', Lieutenant Nl:trigo Bucbar, from - the Royal A itz,4ll Corps, to be Lieutenant, without ,purchase, vice Re t , t olds, who retires. Ensign Robert Constable, from the .45th 1... an, to he Lieutenant, vice Anderson, deceased. 2tst Diu.o„Captain Alex. Camplosyll, frOiji Half-pay of the • fate g r ist toot; .to rie Captain °f a Company, vice joho 7C?ilt,,bejj, W3O 33 , 1 - Ditta.' Captain Flan. Charles Leslie, frontthe 7th Light Diaeboris, to . 13e Captain of a Company, vice Thornhill, , w4oexchan7.,es. 17th,Ditro,,-Gaptant Colin R. 'Ward, .front Half-pay of the 61,1 Foot, to be Capt nn of a' Comoany, vice Campbell, ' who exchariget. Lieutenant Richard Richard on, trom -Halt'-pLay o f the zili Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gourley, who ex,:tianges. _ Ensigta,William Tad out, :; (ruin the 4th . Foot, to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Ridge, pro *mot& in the h 2Sili Ditto, Ensign Charles 1 eulon to be -Lieutenant, with out purc7ias:r,,vice .HCPCWI"4,-prottiot7l.iu Major-General . Champagne's iteginient. ' lytta Ditto, A.i„ al Gregory, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, ' •vice . , 3oth Ditto, Lieutenant 13. rdinl -mete_ Clarke, from the 4111 Foot,. to be Lieurcoant, vice• Sir loon Cox, yr ho excfauges. - *Saintiel Mangin, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice -Crostaie, yeti') ' . • • • • 34th Ditto, Lii.:ntetiant George M o rris, from the 2cl Dragoon Guards..to he Captain of a Company,, i.thout purchase, Vice thilicke, who ietutus to his turner situation. Lieu, tee.titr Simon biewpott, trOm ,tne -pout, to be" len teziantovithour purchase, vice Tomlin, appointed s,2uar tr.r. Master in the Coldstream Gualds. 33 . !% Data,. Ensign and Adjutant George Porter to ,have- the d enk of Lieutenant . Ensign (. M. Phil pott to be Lieu; tenant, without iall , o•lase, vice I)recvc, appointed to the 6ise Foot. 11. Bankes, Gent. to be Fit aen, vice Phil pitt. Or - , Ditto, Alex Cainp`oe.ll, Gent. to be Ensign. without . pr.; i• 'vice Consiaide, promoted in the 15th Foot. • •470: o:tro,. Lieutenant john s/. O'Donaghue to be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Currie, deceased. Ensign V‘ , . H. • Lemon to tie Loi , iir-o-int, vice O'Dotiagbue. 48th Dittii, ri;e, Gent. - t6 be Ensign, without pur; • • chase; vice Talbot, .Appointed to tre 270, Foot. - 58 , 4 Ditto; Ett ,, 61 1 Geoi4e Ridge; 'froni the 27th Foot, t.: be , :":trout puicliasc, vice. Newport, ,appointed -- ' to the 59th. Wiles varier., Gent. to ba Ettign, by purchase, vice' Graham, promoted. • 60t4 Onto, A.sststant-Sitrgoon M. E.Tarker, from the 2ith Foot, to be Surgeon, vrce Van Matson, promoted. 6.st ditto, Lieut. Dante, Geaie to be Captain of a Company, ' by purchase, rice= Seta.", who retires. t,eorge Hewett, Gent: to be Ensign, with Out pu chase, vice Williams, who resigns. Staff Hospoal Assistant -- Champion 'to• be AsitstAnt-Sttigeon, vice Hoilings. - deceased. George How., . ard, Gent, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice .Norman, .persAled.. , 71st Ditttc. Captain Henry Le Blanc, to be Major, by pur . chae, vi.:e tvl.Kentie, who retires. ' . 74th itto, Ensign joins Lathy, from the 6th West India • Regunent,-to etc Enstgn, with Out purchase, vice Thomp son, prontOted. • 137Lth Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel lames St. Clair, from • Hall pay of the late Cambrian Rangers, to be Major, vice !Mel tor, wnvexchsrages . Reeitutrit, Captain John Walker. from the , 001 foot, to be Captani of a - Company, vice Robertson, wito•eXclianges. - Royal Reei dicta of 'M vita,.assistant , . Surgeon Franceseo. Ca miliercr, front the Alaitee battalion, to be Assistant-sur - tgeon, vice G. Ca:n , ilhere,' who returns to his tOriner situa-' non. , A Regiment of Infant,y for Service at the Cape of Good • HOpe, Lieutenant -Michael Lynch,• fronathe 6zd Foot, 'to be Lieutenant. BREVET. Captain Anthony Wash, of the 9th Foot, to be Major in the Army. STAFF. Iphel Charles Shipley. 'of the Royal trigiheers, to be a trigaclier-General to the Forxs servihg ii the West HOSPITAL STAFF.. Staft hospital Assist..,nt Hugh. Power to be Deputy Pur veyor to ttie Forces serving I n Ireland, vice Ltnighlin, de ceased. _ _ The King's.Gernum Legion. Bch Battalion of the Line, Captain - De Coulon to be Captaf a Co,opaily,:v , itti temporary Rank. - 13aton Marenhotti to be Zierman, Gent. to •be Surgeon. . • MEMORANDUM. The removal of Ensign lames i!.Shawe,. from the 76th Faot, to be Ensign in the 74th Regiment of Foot,.as stated it tae Gazztte of the 41i' u lt. has not taken place. ~ The i. i .motion of Ensign Richard George Horsley, to a lieutroa:aLy-, by purchase, in the 53(1 Regiinent of toot, as btateil in the Gazette ul the 7th'in'st. has not taken place. Commis Ill• the Roy al London Regiments of Militia, signed Gy lilt i..&almitrioners cf Lieuten.wcy Jo' the laid Cia . East Regiment. • Captain Joan North . 130 . dell, twin the West Regiment, to b e ,i i i,,j org v . ce , di placed. Ilytect lan. 23, 18'6. To 13.! Captains; Lieut. Geotge Rigby, vice Ayres, ntsolat_ed. Dated ian. sa, td -6. Liisigu ,Thomas Forster, vice Mac d reA s ord, aid appointed Adjutant. Dated Jan. 31, 14 6. Lieut. lames . Dclaney, vice Cole, resigned. Dated I%oirch 25. 186. -.0, he Lietir.....tri•s, Ensign . Scotland, vice Rigby, promot.. Date.l teb. 20, z of. husigr, John Palmer, vice icligiied. Dated Feb. at, l'co6. John Batt, Gent. promoted. Dated 'April 30, tBo6. The ion. Wm 1.. K. vice Warimagton, resigned. I):ited May, 1, Ensign B. Browne, vice Penton, tesigrea. Dined i vlay at, 1806. 7 . he L „, i4 „,, i , ; ,„ Wel l s ; (;eat. vice Forster, promoted. Dated hzo, 18:6. Poold ce4ll..vice Scotland, ppnintea. i)a.cd Al.ircn S, lac& Daniel Harris, lent. vice Palmer, prom:AC(l. Dated' Marco 6, 1806. Thomas - IS. V. Spines, Gent. vice Browiie, promoted. Dated May . it, t 836. Adjutant, }with Brevet Rank, of Captain lobo Mac donnell, Qvut. vice Walker, displaced' dated lan. 23, 18,6". To be Surgeon. lohn,C,oldwyer .Andrews, Gent, vice -Tull,. per, displaced, Dap, ci a 5 above. Itest Regiment. • , _ 'o be Captains, Lieut,., Rub. Robinson,. vice 'Boydell, 'ap pointed' Maj ;I' to the bast .Regiment. Dated Feb. 20, 18k6. Lieut. i f Osepta, Robinson, vice Lane,. ret4isned.- Dated May 29, 16°6. L()1 , 41,)()+N : 1.:41(rd t: ) ( Al the SUN -C)Fr \-To be: Lieu:en...its, Ensign Wm : Tuppen, vice Thom :•.. re 23, 'gob C.ltm.tii Wm. Palmer, vice R. Rubinson, promon.d. Dated March 5, Villaroy Russell, vice - 1". Robini:On, -promoted. Dated May 29, t 3.6. To be Flisiglis, Edward-Wollsron craft; Gent. vice Ttipp . en, pro.uored. Dated lan. 30, o[o6, Thbrnas Deb ,ck, Gent ,vice Barnes .resigned. lan 3 tea 6. Ed. Duncan, Gent, vice Painter, promoted. • Dated March 12, Commi.isiont Volunteer Corps, signed by flit Illajetty's Corn ythsionerr of Liehtenunisy C 4 of L.,11.,N. Bunk golitmters. Second Lieutenant Win. Dawes toy' be l• irst- '. Lieutenant, vice Newcombe, resigned. D,,th....1 March tcr; , '<ippon, Gent.• to. be Second Lieutenant, vice - Dawes, prOniutet4. Dated as above., • • Recite Office Ensign George Winbult to be Lieutenant, vice Clark resign ed. •Dateci Maich 14, tvin. Bevdo, Gent. to be • Ensign, vice Wild, tesig d. -Dated as above. • ' BA NKR UPT,S'. Samuel Salt, of Clayton within Droylsder, Manchester, - H calico-printer, to surrenier in, and - 29, at - two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, : Ailaii,,,,ester. Attornies, .Mr. - John Law,, Mandiester ; or - Mr. Charles Jackson, - Hare court, Temple, London. John Drury I lawkins, dt the Cavern-house, near Blackheath hill, Greenivicli, Kent, cabinet-maker, to surrender June 28, Itr,ly s, and 29, at one; at Guildhall, London: - At torney, Mr.Stupart; . London-street, Gieenwich. Philip Vugclall,iot Portsea, county of Southampton, pork butcher, to surrender June 27, 'at one, - i zB, at eleven, and July 29,- atone,. at the Ship and Castle, Purtsea . ttur nies, Alr--Shelton,'Session's House, London; or Mr. Poul den, Portsea. • . John Booth,. the elder, .141 e of Holcome Brook, Bury, Lan cashire, cotton-manufacturer, to suveoder July 7,9, and Augtast 2, at twelVe, at the- Hare and Honnds Inn, 1101- ' Come Brook. Artornies, Mr. Parker, Bury, Lancashire ; or Messrs. Medtloweroir and • Btantey, Charles Meets, 'of Stockport, county of Ciiester, cheese- monger„ to to surrender lune as, at six, 26, and July 29, at . ten, at the ‘Vilke's Head Inn, Leek,.Statibrdshire. Artor nies, Mr. Killmister, Leek ; or Air. Uewbay, - Conduit street, l-nnoV-e.r-synare, London. lolin Tattersall, of Barrowtord, Whalley, Lancashire, cot ton.inanufacidier, to surrender July ri,. at "six, 12, at ele ven, and 29, at six,.-at the Black. Bull hut, Bromley, Lancashire.: Atrornies, Messrs". Bolton and : Hargreaves, Color, Lancashire ; or Mr. t'n.lip Hurd, King's Bench. walks, emote, London. Robert Toulinio of Liverpool, cabinetmaker, to surrender July 5,9, and 29, at eleven, at toe V . :irk son_squate, -- Liverpool., Attorney, Mr. DavieS, ferimiek : street, Liverpool, . • Tiionias Jordan Hookhant, of New Boncl-street, bookseller, to surrender June 24, alyieven, 23, and July 29, 'at ten, at Guildhall. AuornieS, Messrs. Parker, oung, and'Hughes,.Esse4 street, btrinici.. William Cnichiey, of I.‘laticliuster, calico-printek, to surren-i der July g, 9, and 29, at three, at OW . 15:i4, , oirater Arens inn, Manchester. Attotates, Mr. "Ptionl4 Man chester; or Mr Ralph Lltis, Cursitor.street, Chaneery 'la tie,. London. • Charles Green Prichard and Sarah Tipper, now or late of chippennatti, Wlltshrre, victiallers aria .co•partners, to surrender Julie 3.,„ I uiy i, find 29 ; a! eleven; at the White Hart Inn, Corppeo.iain, Attolines, ,Mr. (eorge W tine, •Tetibuiv, .Gloucestershire; or ,Messrs. IJebary and Cope„ Paper; buildings,,[ finer Temple, London.' Rtchard of W.,ketieht, T ocksnite, stiller, to surrender Tune so, J uly 1, at the Crown Inn, Parton, and a 9, al the, btrallord Arens, Wakefield,•at eieveneitch day. Attornies i Mr. John Wilson, -eireville-street, Hatton-Garden, Lon • don ; or Mr, (;eorge'Keir, Barnsley.. • Sonan Field, of Piyinciuth 7 Dock, wine, brandy, and beer-. merchant, to suirender (WIC 25, and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall,- London. ,Attorney, Mc. l'oote, Austin friars. Dl P'!UE.'~VS. Augusts. ((Ain William ° Other, now or late of Bowling-. 'Green-Line, Clerkenwril,ll4iddicsqx, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oily 4. Samuel Ford, of Birmingham,merchant, at eleven, at 'ShaksLpeare Tavern, New- street, my 19. !dila Collison, u Hitt:ilia, Hertfordshire, nterelont, tell, at Guildhall, London, f uly zg. Wm; Gardner, of Luton, Bedfordshire, sack-inanu- . , • . -- -.-- t':.tet,;rer, at one.: at Guildhall, London. • July la. Win. Wilson, late ot the Coat• Exchange, London, Coal-1.16,1r, at ten, at Guildhall, • . , July 2. Win. !sown, ot GospJlt, county of Southampton, hawker, at one, at Guildhall, Loticioat. July 9. john Kelly Grallaill. laic., ot Fowey„ Cornwall.. itiewhant, at eleven, acute Taluuf inn, Lostivithiel, Cum wall: • July e. Phillip Chapman and Thomas Hopkip,pf Kingston -1-1 . upda- uil, grci..ers and co-partneis,. at eie ie. , the White Hart 11111, .Kttigsion-upun- Hull. 1 111 Y• t 2. Clifton, of iti4r's:'court, C;i-ailboun-street, St. Ann, soho, ;at Ica, at Guild- . . . . . . . hall. .. , July 7. Edward Lowe, Of Shrewsbur d , „ , Salop,• warehouse man, at tour, at tne kiop Pole i tin, - Vtrurce 4 ter. . . CERTIFIC 4 TES: July S. Edward WhiteloA, of Quee.i's-row, Pentonville, Nikki lesex, insurance-broker. Asher Cohan and Samuel Cohan, of Sheerness, Kent, slop. sellers and co- pa; triers. Thomas Satterth %vitae, of Manchester, merchant. john Cock, of Warred-street, TOttenkiani-courz-road, Mid7' dlesex,' linen draper. 'ln consequence of information taken, b'efore C. D.,ol.tvca, Esq. a warrant was issued for the ap prehtnsidn of four desperate fellows, charged with burglary and robbery on the 23(1 of April last, in "the neighbourhood olKiltinane, county of Limerick, who were supposed. to be lurking in the mountains near the bounds of -the county of Tipperary ' • to Which. Hu Y, Esq. of Stagdale, assisted by three of his Corps (the Costlea Cavalry), proceeded on the night of Monday se'nnight, and, after ex changing a few shots, forttinateiy secured the vil lains, whose names are Donavon, Allen, 'llanavon, 'and Henessey ;- and on the following - day this active Magistrate, _with a party of his Troop, escorted and safely lodged them in the ,Brideweil of Kilt - inane. •A pistol, Which' one of- the felloWs had, - is proved to have been taken from a . yeoman of _Lord MAs- SEY'S Corps. Oue,of the Prisoners has turned King'S evidence, and much information, as - to foriner turhances; is eXpeaed. . Last Thursday, between the hours of tyro and three o'clock, a very singular and audacious attack. was Made upon the house of Rica. A'N Esq. of New ~Abbey, near Clonnicl, Io the absence of the steward, who has the care of the place, and was then superintending some labourers at an 'adjoining field, six ruffians, armed with hlunderbusses and pistols, bolted suddenly 'from a :grove immediately near the house, and having seized : his 'wife and daughter,: whoni they desperatel s y threatened in - case .of noise or resistance, .they proceedild to search the _house for arms, and Succeeded in taking away two pistols and one gun. Amongst other-places which they examined was a desk, which one of them broke open with the end of the blunderbuss ; but they did not. attempt to,searehfoy, or.plunder the house of any species. of property but arms, nor did they offer any present, or threaten any future outrage, to the - persons hiring there. Immediately after obtaining the booty, one of them fired a shot, and they therideliberately departed., . Monday se'nnight, just as the Hull waggon had -fait about .five mites from. Scarborough, :it . was per ceived to - be ton ,fire," owing to- an inconsiderate Sailor smoking his pipe in the. waggon; the 'waggon and all the goods.tberein were destroyed; and, had it nor been - . - or great exertion, the horses would have been also burni to death. With , difficulty a fenrckle passenger and child were got out, 'a little scorched. (211 A R 1) liA R IS, of No; 4, Martlz!t-coert, Bow-stwet ; Jtui 'ICE, No. 112, Strand.; where .4dvertis)itzents Orders I,"AITV REPO UT, COURT:OF KING% lib:Nl-Gil t WESTMINSTER, 'NINE 17 Tag KING V. LORD GALLOWAY . AND Tat R - 14. MR. BODGES. THIS was a conditional Rule, obtained by Mr. Serjeaut . VACrOnicti, the "'Perin' bet Ore la s i, for leave to tile a Criminal Information-against the 11:tendanti, as MagistrateS of the CoLftuy - of Norfolk, for cor ' •ruptly, improperly; an d ly, -gran t tig a I;cence .to one•Stnith, it - Pnbircati, in the - villa.4c of Lown, in that Conn ty.. A reliort.of which application Vv'e have given in a former raper. Against this Rule, cause was this day shewn ; • when it appeared, upon the affidavits on behalf ot the Defendants, thatMr.Neville,the Niagi ,4 rate by whom `.,the application was originally made against them, had at first given his assent to the granting alicence to Smith, and the recognizance Would have been 'made out in.proper time, but there \Vas not a stamp in the village,and they were obliged to send to a neighbouring town for one*: this was the way rea son why-they did not grant it within the proper time. further appeared, -upon the affidavit of - the Rev. -Mr. Hodges, that this man (Smith) was , a Man of very; good charaaer, and no l objeClion could- be made • to hint on that account ; and as the other public house of the village (there being but the - one at the time) hid ceised'to brew any more ale or beer, he considered it would be-doing a service to the village, as well as a benefit td the public, to-grant a second licence. Under these impressions he prevailed upon Lord Galloway to join him in granting the licence, he admitted, in opposition to the opinion of Mr. Ike- • ville; but strongly; denied all malicious, corrupt, or improper motives for so doing. . . _ _ Mr: Serjeant VAUGitAN - ,. iu s'utNbrt of the Rule, contended,' t hat iu as "much as the' licence iu .question had been granted' after the Quarter 'Sessions - had elided, it was gfanted improperly and iilcally ; -ac cording to Ad of Parliabient, 'Magistrates being posi tively restrieled from. granting kences to publiCans after a certain period. , The Court considered that these Magistrates, cer tainly had: acted ; but,t here was. nothing ili 'any . part of , tile proceedings which' Could by any means impute maliciohs or corrupt motives to then condu6t. The Rule; therefore, was discharged with- out costs. SPORTING I.\7'ELLIGEXCE. BEVERLEY RACES, • W&DNESCI.4.I(, JUNE 1.1. Sweepstakes of zogs. each, for three-year old colts, Bst: 31b. • - and fillies, Bst. One mire and a half.' (6 Subscribers.) Mr ; Naltun's b. c. •Integrity,- brother to Truth', by Tot teridge !-- - Mr. Ri,:hardson's b: f. by Sir Peter.Teazle, darn by Pe gasus, out of Mendoza's 6.rn - 2 Sir M. Masterman Sykes's 1.:11.•,. colt: Sir Sacripant, by ~ Stamford, out of Legiicy Even betting on :\dr. Richardson's filly, and 2, to vagainst I t - itegrity: • A very good rare. The Maiden Plate ut.i 1..f0r all ages. 2-mile heats. • br, Si, Sampson, by 3 yrs old, 6 5 1 .. 4 16 . - 4 I I Mr. Buftertield's gr..c. Av 1 esby,. 4 yrs old, 7st. 71b. 1 2 2 Ai I . . Sykes's b. c. by Piccipitare, 4 yrs old; 7st. • 11) 5 4 3 'Mr. Climes's - 4)r. I by,Stiarn 3 ford, 3 yrs old, 6st 4lb 3 ki.r -Mr. Eirrwhistle's b. c. by Star, 3 yrs old, 6st. z. Lir liiirtoWs ch.. mac, sister to Allegranti, gasus, ag•3l, gst. 414. - 6 dr I:: veil lwtticg on AyleSby ; alter the first heat, 3 and 4 to I on Aylesby ; after tue second heat, 4' .- to t cii Sir Sampson. Won easy. Sir H. 'l. Vane's b. h. Stop thief, by Windlestone, t tst. bi• - 4t Mr. Tnompson's ch. ni. Miss llavaley, At. two miles; - cogs. 3tol on Stop-thief.---Won very.f4y, THURSDAY. Sweepstakes of zags. each, tor horses, &c. Fotzr miles. • (5 Subscribers.) Mr. Watt's-gr. h. Evander, by Delbini, S yrs old, Bst 41h a Mr. Burton's b. c. by St. George, 'dam by- Woodpecker, 3 yrs old, sst. talb. - -; • • - 2 Sir M. Mastermatr.sykes : s c. Sir ScudamOre, by Stam ford,rs sst. alb. - 3 4-ands totot on Evander.• A good race. Sweepstakes of 'cgs: each, for half-bred horses, &-.c. Mile and quarter heats. (to Subscribers.) Sir H. T. Vatic's b. h. Stop- thief, by Windlestone, z rst. 1 21b. . - -. • - - Mr: Denison's Charlotte, list. 91b. - , - - 2 and 3tot on klorlotte. Woh in a canter. Fifty Pounds.for allaes. Four mile be“ Ls. Mr. Maths's br. colt, Sir S4tnpsotT, 3:yrs oft, a I 1 2 2 I I feather • - Mr.. Hotham's b. c. Bounce, 4 vrs old, 75t..31b. - 2 2 I\4r. Wuraf worth's b. c. Silverneel, 4 yrs old, 7st. .. 6 3 Mr. Artley's b. c. Doubtful, 3 yrsold, a feather 3. dr .Mr. Cloviies's br. f. .b}' Stamford, 3 yrs old, a feather , 4,dr Mr. Peacock's - ch.-h. Pope, aged, oat. • i• 5 dr Mr. Stephenson's b. C. Condlid, 3 yrs old, a feather dis, 6 to 4 against Sir Sampson ; alter the heat, 3' anti 4to he • woo. Woi easy. e.firl , N 4 111. POOLE. JuNE i 6. Arrived —the Industrious, Aldridge, and Adive, Boynes, from Southampton,;, New, Hope, Matfelawt,'lrom Lyme; Active; Wil4.mts, from Portsmouth ; an3Dov,e, King, from Sumierlan,cl. • ' • . Sailed-411a Prosperous, Laws,- for .Southarapton.; Apn, tioiroway, or Wcyloqut4 ;' inr.l4. Maria; Bloomfield, for and Sine;:rity, Srolie, for Swattaiie. CRPOIESENII, jUNE 16. _ . . Passed by--the ?halms. Clegg, from Surinam; Arrow Elizabeth, Colson, from Vartgl-; -Verge,. Notjit,.Aurora, Yale; S.PO; k ides, Lawson, and. Good Hope, 'Abram,• trout Norway ; Constitution, Felt, From Smyrna.; cat - Ma:then, Lockner, awl Castle Eden, cornett,.from Bengal. S filed —tire Howe, 'Lusk, tot Dcaherara ; Ann 'ancl Mars, TayTor,'for Gibraltar; - . ffero, 141141t0n, For M'Crea, for Belfast ; Minerva, Davis, - .for Dublin; U nion, for St. Potershurgh ; .i. o b ert and Sarah, Wil son, tor Lubec.; and Fanny, Martin, fur Archangel. 81R7 . Friday last, the 1.14 of John - Eiskine, Eq. of a Daughter. AI /IR RI E D. Yesterday morning, at Si. Martin's ChurOla, the viscount Fit i. I hirris, Chiest sou of the Earl of Maltnesbury, to Miss ll.istmo::(1, of Well, !lithe County of I..incol - n. TP,e SaLlld day, at St. Nicholas Cole-A blacy, :OW Fish street, Mr': N!,:llohts Charringtdri, jun. of Mile-, End, toiviiss dau t ,iner of john N Esq. of Warnhltn, Sus sex,.: . , ikt Curzon -st r e e t Chap e l, by spri.ial licence, Co!Oriel Ar that Varibittart, of Shottesbrooke, Bcrkshire, M. P. l far ,Windsor, to the I -16n; Miss Caroline Etlen, fourit datighter of Lord Auckland. , "FRIDAY. Fifty Pounds for three and four-year olds, Two mile heats. Mr. Wart's t. Miss Cr.:Mick:, sister to,Coriolanus, by Sir PerefTeazle, 3 yrs old, 7st 41b t r Mr. Burton's bay colt, t,y St. George., dam by Wood pecker, 3 yrs . old, 7,1. 71b. - 3 . 2 Mr. Buttestield's . gr. r,, .•)11sbi)' . 4 4 yrs. old.rBit, tolb. 2 dr • 2io I, and-5 to 2 oit - ttliss C rant-lc-1d: The English still Blockacit the P.iil:!l Ifarbour of Civita Vecchia, where - there is a swan l'uonch Squa- drop FEMALE SWINDLER.--A 'woman, about twenty six years of age; of dfishing app6arance and insinuat ing address, has been pluncleringirades-people . in the Metropolis during 4he last fortnight, by. various ar tifices.—By the description given of tri..r.atlhe Pub lic Offices, she has been travelling the country , with a person who assumed the title a a Captain in the 16th Regiment of ht' Dragoons, - by .which he defrauded Magistrates and others of money, can pre tence of drawing tor the subsistence Of a party of re cruits, on their Way, from Ireland to Guildford. The woman sometimes • calls herself Airs. A. Stanhope, and at other 'times, the lion. Miss hitlescue. , Her, depreciations have .been chiefly in getting articles -from jewellers; taking lodgings at tradesmen's houses, and absconding with • what property" she could get .into her possession. She is about the middle size, and very handsome. •' A few days, ago 'a new, improved, and enlarged Edition of 10 - ,000 copies, making in all 80,500, was published of " s s6l:omon'.. Ullide to Health," They are bought up with an avidity truly astonishing, fully repaying the DoEtor for the c:ire and attention kw. has bestowed in revising and correeting it. People of all ranks, should never be without this valuable mir ror (which is sold at oitly three shillings each copy),. and which refleCts.,so much honour on' the Author, not only as tio - the morals df the rising generation, but also for the rules and regulations of their health, laid down .with such accuracy and precision as to be understood by petspis of evely denomination. W it.t.i 1.1 A vNiir; aR • ScR ;yrs, of. South Molton.strs:t, Grosveu.,,, , H;id the P. p2r, Leaers tar att. (toss-ptial), must DiLD On Mors! . .iy morning, at .WirnhlOon-fieuse, Mrs. Basil Montagu, cit.l:;st daughter of Sir Willi:till Rush. Yesteniav, at his house in Hans- place, Sloane-street, Henry Holland, E.,(1. • .• '1 he s inc nay, at :tittle Can en-House, the Lady jor-Genefal Calvert. • On the 4th inst. in the sith t•ear'ot her age, after a long anti patillu; illmss, tllr.s. k_ily, skfite of Caittaiti Kelly, of Turoliam-green. Lately, at his .aliartm:‘nts in kiivid ,x.-szreet, square, Riiphs,'ll7a,Nit 4 ;' &laste i , , PRICE Clp 470.CLS ..yc o srEßnky. • - . 13a,i's Stock., 2tott-il I Incha Stock, shut Navy i pet eetit. Situt s 1 Indta Bun,is, is. 2s, diS, : i per Cent. 1797, ' .S6utl) Sea Stuck , shut, I tv,Y,I 5 p,r Cent. New Ann.' bilLli . .4 per l.ent• 79th} Excite(' Pitts, is. dis. it. pr. 3 per Ct.' tkeu: '6l 6616 t 6oi I pat 61 . . , Ounat , .ll, 41- 4 k.l It CtinS. wr 44 ; u1),.z, -c , ;1 " Cons scut Pvi - s 1.1ank".1... Atm. 17 DROPSt • Vir R. I;UXMOR E, Ot soutba . mtptun-builetings, iVA. Holborn, Looduil,(l3teiur;;eon at - thinks • it necessary to acquaint the Public, that lie cOntinue.s to at tend Patients in the ditt::rent S lic!cies of this Disorder (~ k llich includes Dro .sy• of _the:Z.:hest), b thin Town and Cowit and that he way be consulted at home every Monthly' Niorr;t ing,before Twelve,, and- in general every other Morning loc fore EleVen. . , N, B. No Letters, unless poit-paid, wilt be received: . . • • • No. 29, Arundel-street,' Sept: 1.3. •f 4. FOR Eleven' Years I have relinqulthed all othet Ptattice ior the Treatment of Venereal Cnniplaints t and the cure of those deficiencies which: arc the•eonsequelices of a destruttive habit. ' ~ - , , • ; - The undOubted qualifications which possess, •as a , Mem.. bet of the Royal College of Surgeons," formerly Surgecin is the Army,. and the extent briny experience peCuliar line, constitute my claim to that superiority, which Cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most.respedahle general priflitioner, whose t•nind, is harassed by attention to, an immense variety of Disorders. • • • - 7 - The very singularcomplaints of „Disease and Debility,' in which from every part of the world I have been con s ulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfeacomprelten= sion of the most complicated Cans.' • - If Diseases.arisefrortytht indiscretionof an unguarded ft.tp.. ment, and if - such Cases of &Stressful . disarrangement do exist, as those which are the consequences of an habittnd vice, can any Man assume . a better title to treat them 'than regular Surgeon, resigning aii . othcr Praetice for the Treat- Ment of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? In recent Cases. of lnfe6tion, all I'ain,• Danger, and Dis tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much future misery 'nay be, prevented, by such means of re-animation as will restore health and strength to the COnstitution; Through inconsiderate neglea the slightw cases become important, , but .it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in tlii, line to give a safe and permanent restoration, even 'when other Praditioners have tailed. .• • ...The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, out no letters are answered unless a Bank Note is ineinSed. .1% , 12-1 - 12TIN &KEE, Member of the Royal. College Of Surgeons London. No. 29, Arundel -:freer, Strand,. near Temple-bar. • There is an additional entrance in . Water-street; adjoining. . . To. THOMAS TAYLOR,•Esq. • Sir, - -, • - No. New Bridge-street, London. --T CONSIDER' it bpt an a6t o fjustice due•to the merits of-your L E A.K E's ;8 , 1'4' IL LS, to corn , municatedo you the fo ll owing Cure which has recently been .perforMed by them:— Art Acquaintance of miue,. by .the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication , of dis orders riSirig' theiefrotri); 'was reduced 'a . most to a skeleton; ;and although he had: the, beet medical • advice which could he obtained, awl tried a, variety of Parent Medicines, nothing could be proCtired which seunted to suit his case, or fo <it; hint any service raiained in a Most re_ duced and pitiable.situation fiat two 'years,= unable to follo.w his profession, and scarcely able to. walk .or even to .stand on, his legs ; in fact lib one - Who kneW torn ever stippeSed it pos sible for him to recover. - Ile Virliii'advisea•-'at• last to try your Leakes did so,' adhering .slrieU y to the directions given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes be tore he found an 'alteration flit the better: this encouraged him to proceed,' and by taking a few • tioxeS more he fouid his appetite anti strength gradually'; return, . am" is now as healthy and stout as any man 1 know You are welcome, Sir, to icier any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doatteci, I am, Sir, .your obedient humble servant, Library, Fplkstone. . ,f .THOS., PURDAY. • Prepared and Sold by the, Sole Proprietor, Tiros .- TA v Loa , Member of the oyal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, - No. 9,New Bridge-street; Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Yeirs. in 'a practice particularly direded to the Cure of ye:ie :cal Complaints, and those incidental to. the .eirrs. of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of M., Profession should' al' ayS observe, - he flatters himself, - the,advice and. assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine,. will be esteemed by a discerning Publie,'_as an advartive seldom to be obtained, - and void of ambiguity,. „. Aiso sold, by his Appointment,' for the convenience of •those living at a distance, at-the Pertiiiiii,rs, No: 35, St - i-vkl if ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the- Toysnop, Nu. to 3; 0 xfo(d• street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7,, fish-street-4M' ; Mr. Baxter's, South-laridge, k:dinburgh ;NI r. Nl' I )(nil C las .gow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ;- Liver2A ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one. Person. in every considerable Town in Gr.:at Britain arid frel'and, in .iipxvs of only as. 9d; eacti, seitied. Up with full, and plain dtiee tions, whereby persons of etther -sex may cure tflemselires with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety'. N. B. Every. flux sold in Great Britain is sealed 7 Up with a stimp, on wAicit,ify layout otthe Commissioners, is_pr in ,. ; ed., at tht.Stapii).nttice, ".` T. Taylor, No. 9, Nevelwrige-,, street.' I. to inn tate which is .Felony, . and all ottterx Are fours. terfeits. - • • t