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61,'FICE OF ORDNANCE,

lreami.qsul, Jan.' 13, )304.
rrHE PRIVCIP IT, OiFF I : RS- of .:H ~k 1 A -
yESTri; hereby give Notice, That
PI opos,ds will be receivcd at Mei; pllie, Ma, garet'l.:itree.t,
Ig4tntinster, on or bet., e :Thu.:m:4y the 26th
.front. such
t),rton: aS may be wiiiing wid,, take th.' Sopfyy.of HfLMEIS
and CAP.I for the service of the djPrent Coipr under the, direction
Department. _

Pa:iv-Pt: of the Articles to be supplied, may be viewed, upon
'pplication to ItiFT-treastove Ch-dnanee Storekeeper at Woolwicl>,
and the Terms and Conditions of the Contraci may be known at the
Serretag's (dice in St. Margaret's-strut afore aid, any day be-
tween the hours of ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals' are
to be delivered, sealed up and nturked on the outside, " Proposals
for the Supply of Helmets and Gaps;" but no Proposal can be
admitted after the said z6th instant.
By Order of the Board, •
R. H. CREIV, Secretary.

'To THOMAS TAYLOR, .h.sq.
No. 9, New lifidge-Street. London.

ItlonOured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, tBol.
T BEG leave to inform you, that ever-- since-the
year t 790, 1 have been alluded with the Lues Vene-
rea ; which, )toga its olmtinatel,e resisting every course of
Medicine rest. fined by the illiiinent of the Faculty
here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation,
and twice discharged. from the iluspitd, with little relief,
would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. in the
spring of ast year my disorder had got to such a head, -as
nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer
on the crown ot. my head,, one on each arm, and my legs
were broke out in- frightful manner.; nty dread-
fully painful, and Inld been in a state of ulceration for the
-last seven_yearse...my.. lett.. luta aW...twctiargCtledeS.,Q4.l it,
was very much (l as-coloured, and gave me such excrutiat
ing pain, pr. rticitlarly when ‘yario in bed,, as nearly to de-
prive me of rest ; in this: lamental;le state, I was recom-
mended by. Mr. Thoums,(4,- (who received so' great a
cure by' them h&re), to take- your keake's Patent Pitts,
which I began to no on, lilt, 760 Of May the- course
of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit--in little more
than a month, ulcers on my had. , and • arms were
soundly healed-.--soon atter, the s9:e.: on my legs. healed
also; leaving, however, Conse.terable discolonration in the
skin, 'and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the Bles-
sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva-
luable Medicine, subsided ; -the- nodes dispersini;, the skin
regaining its natural- line,
.anit the nodurnal pains gradually
oil: I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me-
dicine, perfectly tree troth-all my former complaints
have recovered my former spirits and strength, and ant be-
come jolly and fat., in -which state liavingeontinued many
months to the astonishment- of ail who knew me, I am at
a lossin What terms to eXptess my gratitude, but •beglou,
tor the good of .other itittring mortals, =to make this my
case as public as possible, as I shall on every . occasion •
in so dOing,. you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful,
obedient, very humble servant, ALE X. MURKER.
Swan's Close, I-1 igh • sweet, -Edinburgh.
. Witnesses to'the above Cure :

inaN Titomrso'N, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and
o 'lv s ba A sieuthlv-C lose, Edinburgh.
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,
TNOMA3 T yLok,.Member of the Royal College Of Sul -
geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London
where, after a constant res!dence of more than thirty-six

years, in a practice.particularly; direCted to the cure of
Venereal ComOaints and those incidental tcs'the Parts of
Generation, with that inviolable secrecy Which, ram of
his profession -shrink/ always observe in such cases, he
.hatters himself, the advice arid assistance he gratuitously
administers to persons taking , this Medicine, will be
esteemed, by' a dist;eciiini: . Public, as an advantage.sel-
dorn attainaiike and void of all
Also sold, by his appointir.ent, for the convenience of
those hying at a distance, at.. the . Perfumer's, N0..3.5, St.
Alban's-stieet,. Pall-Mal ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Qx-
Ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, • .Fish-street-hill ;
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, A ittle Tower-
• hili • Mr. Ba.xter?s, :South-bridge, Edinburgh; dr. .Mac.-
dorialtl, Glasgow ; Mr. Call well's, Dublin; and by one
person in. every conriderabie town in. Great' _ititain aiv,l Ire-
land, in 13oxes of only Zc. 9d. each, sealed up with lull
and plain. direttions, whereby persons of either sex •rnay
cure ineinselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.
.Every Bo .sold in Great Britain is sealed up with
a Stamp, on •which, by favour of the Commissioners is
printed, at the Stamp-0 Ifice—" T. Taylor, No. is, -New
-Bridge-street,"--toinnrate which is Felony, -and all others
ate COUnterkili. ,

IPRIaE SIXPENCE.

Irro;: ti.7i
:LONDON G AZ ETTE, jai:. 21, 160+.

kt-Office, 74,1:1,ny 21, 194

3dl2eginierit of pragoon Guards, Alexander Stewart, Gent.
to be Cornet; b' purchase, vice Mialethwayte, promotei.
loth Regiment of Light Dragoons, EdWard, M ort Mier, Geri-.
to be Cornet; tiy purchase, vice Gasquer, prosnoted:. Wii-
liaM Lea, Gent.
,to-be. Cornet, by put:liasa, vi,.-e Newland,
promoted. - -
Coldstream Regiment. of Foot • Guards, Daniel Nl‘Kitinon,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase.
3d Regiment of Ditto, Hon: George Agar to be Ensign; with.
out purchase. _ William ?teary Swann, Gent. to o‘; En-
sign, without pnrChase.
Regiment of Fool, Francis Bellew, Cent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice piomorea in the sad pout.
7th Ditto, Lieutenant- Colonel Fielder King, from the 47th
Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colon.el, vice Layard, who retires
to the Half-pay of the 54th Foot. Ensign j. F. Lennon,
from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant,. Without purchase, .
Vice O'Hara, promoted in the York Rangers. • /
57th Ditto, Major Montagu Thorley, fronl the ith Batta-
lion 'of Reserve, to be Major; vice Grey, promoted in the
..6th Garrion,Battalion.
loth Ditto, HUgh Morris tones, Gent. to be
,Ensign, by
purchase, vice Stewart, proMoted.
,26th Ditto, Serjeant James Sinclair, from the 4ad Foot, to
hie Ensign. julpa Ogilvie, • Gent. to be ;Ensign, without
Ourchase, tier.; Brown. promoted.
3orh• Ditto, Lieutenant jaines Sird, from the Half-pav of the
9th • Foot, to be Lieutenant. .ignsagn Alexander \i'l\labb,
front the atth 176iit, to. be Lieuteriant; without purchase.
..john Mortlock Lacon, Gent. to be Ensign,. without pur-
chase, 'vitt Poyntz, whose Appointment has not taken
place. john Peach, -Gent. to be :Ensign, -without pur-
chase, vice Mangin, promoted.
4otn Regiment of En t, Robert Henry-Woo:I, Gent. to be
Ensign,
':by purchase, vice Sherrard, promoted.
42d Ditto, Lieutenant Stewart Campbell to be Captain of a
Company,. without purchase. Dugald Gregorson,..Gent.
to be Ensigh, without purchase, vice Parsons, deceased.
47th Ditto, Li,iiitenaitt-Colonel Skerrett, from the loth
Battalion of 'Reserve, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice King,
removed to the 7th Foot.
59th Ditto, Henry Bowles, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
, .
vice Scott, promoted. •
6rst -Ditto, Colon:Alai-nes Campbell, frOm Half-pay of the
late Cheshire Fencibles, . to be Lieutenant- ColOnel, vice

• •
Barlow, who exchaekm
64th Ditto, Captain Williamildtty, from Colonel Ramsay's
Regiment;, to be Captini of a Company, vice Gal Way, who

retires to Half-pay.
66th Ditto,, Ensign and Adjatant ,A.lexcn.2.ar Moorhead to be
.Lientepant. George Mtn,ld, Cent, to be Ensign, by
chase, vice Kimber, promoted.
s3d Ditto; Lieutenant Edward Collins, from Half-pay of
the 1,4t11 Light aragoons, to be Lieutenant; vice Bail, wha
exchanges.
gist Ditto, William Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by I,IIT.
chase, vice Lord Saltotiu, proMoteil in the sstli Foot.
Royal ~Jrican CorpS, Ensign George lack, from the both
Foot, to be Lieutenant, ivithour purcha.4e.
Colonel Ramsa) 's Regiment, Captain John Al`Malion' from
Half. pay of the 4th Irish Brigade, to be Captain ot a Cori-
- iany,. vice Beatty, removed ;o the 64th C cot. •
tat Battalion of Itc,-rVe, Lieutenant I Mansfield, from the
,57th Foot, to he Captain .of a Company:.
3d Ditto, Captain john CampbTell, from the 4:!;t Foot, to be
Major, • Vice,Webb, who resigns.
Loth Ditto, Lieittenant-Colonel Robert 'Garden, from Flalff_
pay of the-54th F_ooi, to be I:l;,utenalit-c.'uloncl,•vice
Sker-
rett, removed to the 47th Foot.
1 tat Ditto, Francis Nelson,'Oent. to be Ensign.
Newfoundland Feneiblei, Barry- Cape! Loft, Gent. to be
EtAign.
Watteville's Regithenf,'Lleutenant Frederick Zehender to be
Adjutant,..vice Wu:at, deceased.
lova Waggon Train. To be Lieutenahts--.COrnet
Walker. Cornet and AdjUtantlohn Purvis: Cornet Sc.

1:1;u-eTi-Ohnson. Cornet Join Siaaway'.. Cornet-Bartlilo.

- .
-I.lursc.ll. • •
To he Cornets—Quarter-masterGilbeTt•Aird; froin the -ad
Dragoons, vice Walker. Quarter-I-piaster Basil VIA scot,
from the ad Dragoons, vice Johnson. Q:larter-master loan
Kirkwood, irom the 2(.1 Dragoons, vice Sidaway. • Q.iarter-
master lames Smith, vice Horsell. Serjeant-Major John
De Beaker. . George A. De L'HOste, Gent. 'Corporal (c-
-reation Crowder, from the Royal Regiment of Horse
Guards. Corporal Harry Walker, front the loth Light
Dragoons.
7th Royal Garrison Battalion, Qnarter-master George Pat.
ten,• late of the loth Light Dragoons, to be Ensign,. vice
Campbell, placed on the Retired List,
Corsican Corps, Major-Hudson Lowe, from the Royal Fu-
attars, to be Major-Commandant.
To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank in the Army—Lieu-
tenant Antonio Guitiera, from Half-pay of the late Corsi-
can Rangers. Lieutenant A. F. Girolami, 'from Half.pil
ofdittb. • Lieutenant Giovanni Arata, from ditto. Lieu-
tenant Guis*ppe Panattiere,. from ditto. Augustus Von
Maimbourg, Gent. Ensign lames Nicholson, from the
3sth Foot, with permanent Rank, vice Maimberg,
moved to the King's German Legion. : "
•To be Ensigns Ensign Francesco Gentili, from Half-pay of
the-late Corsican Rangers. Ensign Giovanni Susan, from
ditto: M. Carabella, Gent.
A Regiment of Infantry—Major-General Sir Charles Green,
from the '3otli Foot; to be Colonel. • Brevet Lieutenant-
Colonel Francis Streicher, from the 6qth Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel; • Captain Francis Geraghty, from the 6th
West India Regiment, to be Major. Lieirtenant Alexander
. Conders, from the 6oth FOOt; to be Captain-of a Co-
pony
rn
. , •
.' - •
To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant H. Schravogel, from. the.
Batavion Troops. Lieutenant S. F. Von Ecaniont, titan)
ditto.
To be Ensigns —Serjeant. Major George •Walbrecht, from the
6)th Foot.. Alexander Thompson, Gent. William Max—
well. Milk, Gent. Samuel Workman, Gent. Serjeant
NiCholas• Cullen, from the 6tlf West India .Regitnert.
Quarter-master Serjeant Alexander Birnie, (rain the Ist
Garrison Battalion'.
To be Quarter-master—Serjeant William Young, from the
+s4th Foot.

STAFF.
. ,
Lieutenant-Colonel john lames Barlow, of the 6tst Foot,
to be Deputy Inspedor General of the Recruiting- Service, "-
and Second in Command at the Army Depot in the isle. of
Wight, vice Farquhar, deceased.
Major Henry Edward Bfinbury (Assistant Quarter Master
General) to be an Assistant Quart-N- Master General, with
the rank of Lieu,tenant-Colonel in the Army, vice Gordon,
appointed Deputy Barrack Master General. - •
Captain Henry Darling, from the 63th Foot, to be a perma-
Dent. Assistant in the Quarter Master General's Department,
with the rank of Major in the Army, vice Buribury. •

To be Insieaing Field Officers of Ye:manry and Volunteer Corps,
with the rank of Lieutenant Colonels in the Army, se longionit
as they shall continue to bald those Appointments,
•

Colonel Walter Cliffe, on Half-pay of the gth Foot:- '
Colonel Solomon Peter'lle L'Hoste, on Half-pay of the late

to4th Foot: • ,
Lieutenant Colonel James Hare, on Half-pay of the 28th

Light Dragoons. -
Major lohn' Cooke, on Ditto.
Nathaniel Web's, Esq. late Major of the 3d Battalion of Re.

serve.
Lyn tenant Colonel George' Andrew Armstrong, on Half-pay

(d.' the late Independent' Companies:
13‘mj,Imin Williamson, Esq- late Liuutenant Colonel of the
Cat imess Highlanders.
Lieutenant Colonel James Robinson, on Half-pay. of the
15th Fort.
Lieutenant Colonel Erskine Fraser, on Hal f.pay of the to9th
Foot.
Geolge Caliander, Esq. late-Lieutenant Colonel of the Rifle
Corns. . .
C. NI athel I, Esq. late Major of the istlt Foot.
Andiow Corbet,. Esq. late Lieutenant Coloi.cl of the Royal,

Horse Guards.
W. W. Maxwell, Esq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 324
Foot.
Major tluglt

BARRACKS•
Mn;orr.divare. Do:cawen Frederick (Assistant Barrack Master
(;,11,-,r1., tx, he Principal Assistnt Barrack Master General,
the ark of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, so long
as he holds the Appointment in the Barrack Department.
G,!•:_r",,:e Dennis. Esq. late Lieut:nant Colonel in the 43,1
Fuct, to he m t sstst3m It rrack Master General, with the
ralk, of Major in the Army, so tong cnly os lie shall con-
tinu.e in the Barrack Depa-tment.

95E!,1012 A":1,1.71t.
The Appointrn,:nt of Ensign Robert Seymour to be Lieu-
t:7`ti.rint, by pnrchase, in -the zstit Regiment' of Font, vice
as statLci in.the Gazette of the loth initant,

tlls'not taken.
Lienter6nt Charier Andrews I3ayleF, of the 25th Regiment
of Ecot, it superseded, being absent without leave.

ExRAT A in the Gazette-of the Toth instant.
Tit: Regiment of Foot Guards.
For William I-I,ntry Mills, Gent. to be Ensign, read Wm.
Henry ryliincs,Gcrit. to be Ensign.
-

•,h Rfgivrent of
For ThoMasiMurr3y tzrooßie, Gent. to be Ensi,,,,n. nnr-
ctia3e, vice Gii.obons, promoted, read ,7•ray
. Crooke, Gent. 'to be 'Ensign, by purchase, vice
pu)4)tcd. . •
. _

Ordvaniv-Ofices jan. 20. 1804..

' - R. 9•171 Regiinent of Ariiii.e7 •
Edwin Cruttergi;:, Gent. to ..be Second LieutenaLt, vice
Darby; promoted. Dated Jan. 14, 1304-

Co,r7P:ssions signed. by the Lori Lietttenans if tbe Caumty Essex•
To be Deputy-Lieutenants. lamerGoodeve.Sparroix,,Tsq.
Dated December 07, 18,3. Thomas Astle, Esci:.' Dated

December 20, • rE:s,-
CAmissions it; the Essex Militia, by the Lcrd
West Regiment. 'Thomas Smyth, Esq. 'to be Captain, vice.
;Wilkes, resigned.„.. Doted Dec. Li, ISe3. _ Ensign Charley
Jackson to be. Lieutenant. vice Jenison, resigned., - Dated'
Dec.- IS, Ensign Robert Gilbert Livingston Mac....
donald to be ditto, ,vi,7:eliihandler; resiebed.- Datea Dec.
18, iSo3. Edward Gz:zeiy Gent.. to be Ensign. Dated
Dec. rB, 1803.
South-Regiment. Joseph. Lewis Yourig, Gent. to be Lieu-
tenant. Dated Dec.. 3„ 1803. Robert Gwillim, Ceht..
• to be Ensign. Dated as abOve.
East Regiment. Ensign john Nunn to be Lieutenant, vice
Brownson, resigned. Dated 'Jan. 4, rSo4. William Henry
Armstrong, Cent. to
.bei.Ensign, vice Nunn, •protpote4,
Dated as _above,

Commission's in the ROyal Glamorgan Militia, signed Ly the
-.I Lord Lieutenant.

Richaid Aubrey, Esq:; to be.Colortei Dated May 19,, 1797.
Henry Knight, ,Esq.-.. to be Lientenaiit:COlon.:l%, Dated
July 5,1203. Thumas Edmondes, Esq. to bct Major.
... Dated Nov. t, 1792.
To be. Captains—Kichard Massey Hansard, Esq. Dated
.7.Lirch 17, 1797_ Nicholas Prue, Es 4. Dated July 20,
179 i". James Sheldon, Esq. Dated November 1, 1792.
Richard Morgan, Esq. Dated June 6, 1203. John Robin-
son; Esq. Dated June in, 1203. William Goodrich, Esq.
Dated [Lily, 5,- 1203. Charles Caliand, Esq. Dafed July
19, 1803. Thomas Smith, Esq. D'itted July 25, 1203.
To be Capta-ia-Lieutenant—john Langley, Gent. Dated
May . •
To be .Lteutenants—Richard Bates,
.Gent. Dated April 22,
1792. john Mark Cottle, Gent. I)ated Aug. 23, 1-799.
Thomas Thomas, Gent. Dated June 6, 1203. jowl
Norcott, Gent. Dated Aug. to, 1203. Richard-Sparrow
Redman, Gent. Dated Sept. 3,18,1;3. Auriul Chambers,
Gent. Dated' Sept. 8, rBo3. John Pritchard, Gent.
Dated Sept. 2r, 1803. William Langley, Gent. Dated
Nov. 21;1803. William Worthtun Thomas, Geat. Dated
Dec. 13, 1803. . _
To be Ensigns—fames Horne, Gent. Dated Sept. 3, 1803.
Thomas Jones, Gent. Dated.Sept..l7, 1203.
To be Adjutant—Martin Irving, Gent. Dated April 2.4,
1797.
To be Quarter-master-7-john Alexander, Gent. Dated Aug.
2, 1803:
To be Surgeon—William Hopkins, Gent.

bated April 25,

1803.
To be 'Assi§tant-Surgeciri--Thomas. Thomas, Gent. Dated
May 26, 1803.
To be Paymaster—juhn Langley, Gent. Dated Mardi 12,
1803.
nntmissions signed 6.1 the Lord Lieutenant cf du County of C!a-

morgan.

To be. Deputy-I.:lei:tenant's—John lames Rassetti
• r^r.r.--,
verly Cotton,-Esq. Richard Crawhay, Esq. Rhys Da-
vies, Esq. Tharnas' Edinundes,-Eig. The Rey.- Powell
Edwards, .Clerk. William Goodrich, Esq. The Rev.
a Door Benjamin Hall. Edward Hawkins, ESq.- Samuel,
Homfray, Esq. Rev.- Doaor John Hunt. John -Jones,
Esq.' " Daniel' roues, Esq. 'Wyndham Lewis, Esq. john
Herbert Lloyd, Esq. 'Thomas Lockwood, Esq. Thomas
Markham, Esq. The Rev. Robert Riaarcis, Charles
Smith, • Esq. William Taitt, Esti, Thomas Thomas;
jun. Esq. John Thomassi Esq. William Vaughan, Esq.
George Warde, E;cl. Rees Williams, Esq. John Woou,
jun. Esq.- CleOrg-W)rich, Esq.
Commissions iir the South Hants Regiment of ;Militia, signed Ly

the Lord Lieutenant

Dated Dec. 22, 4503

Willia Aricell, teat. to be Ensign. William Aldridge,
Gent. to be ditto.

frir-Office, 74in. ar, 1804:
• Ire.-tern Legkn.

Charles Dundas, 'Esq. to be Lieutenant,Colonel-Cominan-
clant.: Captain F. C. fowke to be Major.' Adam Mandy,
Esq. to be Captain of Cavalry.
ierwicLtbire L.,entionen and,Yecmanly Cavalry:
Cornet James Surpnic.rvil to be Lieutenant. John Fair-
.bairne, Gent. to be Cornet.
in ,Kent Ge7.tlemeN afld Yemany Cavalry,
Lieutenant John Prince to be Surgeon.
Me&sham Troop of ll7lts Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavaly.
Cornet Peter Avvtlry to be Lieutenant. Thomas Clutter-
but.k, Gent. to•tieCotnet, vice Methuen, resigned. .

Aqilleg Compa,o.
William Hickens, f sq. to be Captain. Jacob Mogg, Gent.
to be First Lieutenant. John kl'Donald..Gent. to be
Ditto. Roger Wearrte, Gent to he Second Lieutenant.
zdßatiplion of dlyshire lAlurttrers.

Alexander Cooper, Esq. to be. Captain, vice Gordon, re-
signed. George Hendrie, Gent. to be Lieutenant', vice
Pagan, resigned. • Alexander Hamilton, Gent. tu.•ne En-
sign, vice Cunningham, resigned.
13er-wick:Lire Volariteer Ifa,,py.
n _ • .

John Veitch, Esq. to be Captain. jolin Laing, Gent. to be
Lieutenant. hurray, Gent. to be Ensign.

Cohuick Vohsweers.

2d Bait'!jun 4 1,9•41 Birm;rglyll Vcirintee-rs.
Ensign Hunt to be Lieutenant, v:ce Iddens, promoted.
lohn Sparrow Stoven, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hunt.
Clando;theby Volunteers.
Colonel ~Villialn Kobertson Major-Commanclant.
Lode, or Ist Company Holm Robertson,•Lrsq. to he Cap-
tain. john Robertson, sen. Gent. to be First Lieutenant,
john Robertson, jun. Gent-. to be Second Lionteliant.
Glenerachy, or ad Company--IRobert Robertson, Ii ci. to be
Captain. 'William Steivart, Gent. Lobe First Lieutenant.
lames M 'Nab, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant.
Mounted Artillery, or •3d Company—Robert Reid, Esq. to
be Captain. Alexander
,Sutherland; Gent. ro be First
Lieutenant. Lines-Chisbelni, Gent. to be Second Lieu-
tenant.

William Marriott, dent. to he Lieutenant. John Mattocks,
Gent, to be Lieutenant. ;I olui Saxon,4";ent.
Duke cf Glogresfres Liral Farinteers.