Star.
London, England, 1805-10-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, OCT. x.
(Fiat Year.) One-third of a Subfcriptinn of sags.
each, for 4-year old colts carrying 811. ylb. fillies,
811. 41b. D. I. Sixteen Subfcribers.
Mr. MeHMl's b. f. 4.ady Brough • S
Lord Foley's br.c. Czar Peter • - $
Duke of Grafton's br. f. Pclife - 3
Mr. Ladbrokes br. c. Bullard • • 4

Lord Grofvcnor's b. c. Agincourt • S
Mr. Watfon's ch. c. Sorrel - .. dr
Five tot agairft Lady Brongh ; 6 to 4 againft Czar Peter, and
2 tot again!: Peliffe.
Sweepstakes of wogs. each, h. fr. for 3-yr old fillies
carrying WI alb. each. It. M.
Sir C. Bunbury's b.f. Lydia, by Whiskey• S
Sir F. Standlib's fifter to Duxbury • s
Duke of Grafton's b. f. Dodona, by Waxy • 3
Lord Grofvenor's br. f. by Sir Peter, out of inibetla 4
Lord Grofvenor's br. f.by Sir Peter, out of SquireTsazle's dam pd
Mr. Lake's lifter to Parifot - pd
Mr. Watfon's b. f by Coriander out of Fairy. by Highflyer pd
Mr. Humphries's f. by Buzzard, out of Bennington's dam pd
Two to 1 agalalt Lydia; 6 to 1 againft lifter to Duxbury, and
5 to 4 nainft Dodona.
Sweepftakes of tongs. each, h. ft. D. I.
Mr. Lake's e. Lynreus, by Buzzard, out of Rae, Sit. sibs I
Mr. Wyndham's Tallboy, yft. 61b. - s
Mr. Howorth's Pimlico, y ft. 61b. - P 4
Six to four on Lynceus.
Lord Grofvenor's Agincourt beat Mr. Ladbroke's
Bullard, SR. each.. R. M. toogs. b. ft.
• - - •

Eleven to s agalnitlmport.
Mr. R. Boyce's Brainworm, 1113. received
forfeit from Mr. Melia's% Didier, 71b. 2-yr old
cootie, wogs. h. ft.

The firll day's Performance at the Liverpool Fef-
drat at the Church, was attended by an audience of '
more than moo, the fecond by 1530, and the laft br I
more than zOOO perfons. The Ball at Lillyman's
Hotel was fo crowded (650 being prefent), that only '
a fmall part of the company could dance. The room
were elegantly fitted up on the occafion.
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THEATRE, DIEURY-LAN11....-Mr. S. KIWSLI termi-
nated his engagement laft night in Fayhj: in The
Merry Wives of Wine/for. We have nothing to add to
what we have already expreffed refpeeting the merits
of this Gentleman's playing. The farce advertifed
was The Seater': Return • but, owing to an accident
which Mr. JonmsTons had met with on Monday. it
was not performed. Printed hand bills, intimating
the fades incOo.fition of that gentleman, were circu-
lated and difperfed among the audience, on their
coming to the houfe, and fubßituting The Spoil'd
Child, in which charafter Mifs Fissrait was to make
her fecond appearance. All was very quiet, until
Mr. BARTLEY had announced the play for Thurfday,
when he repeated the fubfiance of the hand-bill.
—The intelligence was received with great cla-
mour and difapprnbation from the audience, par-
ticularly from the galleries, which wonderfully
increafed when the curtain rofe, and exhibited
Mrs. SPARKS and MarisEws on the page. Cries
of, "Off, of " .114 Spoil'd Child " The Soldier's
Reverts 1" echoed from all quarters, aided by groans,
billes, and noifes of all defcriptions. M - -•TH EWS
then came forward. and (aid, 64 May I requelt
to know the caufe of your difpleafure ?" " The Sol-
dier': Return," bellowed a Stentor from the Two
Shilling Gallery, in which he was loudly joined by
others. MATHEWS and Mrs. SPARKS withdrew, and
the fiage was left vacant for Come time. At length
BARTLEY came on. and Rated " that there were two
reafons why the Farce, originally advertifed, could
not be performed ; the firft was, the indifpofition of
Mrs. MOUNTAIN, known only yefterday, for whom
as a fttbflitute the manager had got Mrs. MATHEWS.
The second was the accident that had befallen Mr.
Jon N STON a, of which Mr. Waooc HTON was only aye-
prized at two o'clock by a letter from that Gentle-
man, Rating that yefierday he had the misfortune to
fprain his knee ; he expelled to have been able to
attend rebearfal in the morning and to perform at
night." Here the clamour was fo dreadful that Mr.
BARI LEY, after three drays to finith the letter, with.
drew. A thort period of incelfant hooting paired,
when Mr. WROUGHTOK appeared. He alfured the
audience that, every thing in his power had been done
fi,r their amufement, but there was no alternative,
the Spoil'd Child, and that only, could now be perform.
ed. After the manager retired, the piece went on,
amidll the molt horrible riot we ever witneffed.—
Not a Tingle word fpoken by the performers could
be underftood.

The curtain having dropped at a quarter pall ten,
all the genteel part of the audience withdrew ; but
the Gods and Goddelfes remained for Tome time after,
hail; and hooting. We are happy to (fate, that all
the violence Was confined to clamour, and that no '
improper aft was committed.
Several falhionabl: parties having ordered their
carriages at t t o'clock, the ultra' hour, remained
for nearly three quarters of an hour cooling their
heels in the lobbies, or huddled together in the ad.
joining apartments. In this number were his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of Kalil and party, the Hon.
Mifs FINCH and party, Mifs Faitcxy rue and party,
Mr. GRINFIRLD and party,, Mr. LLOYD and party, &c.
The Scheme of the prefent Lottery is particularly
advantageous to early purchafers—An undrawn Tic
ket may be obtained for any two Blanks drawn the
firli day !! ! The fame advantage will attend thofe
drawn on the fecund day, which will be Friday ;
the only Capitals yet drawn are No. 1167, a foocl.
No. 18.8 p, a wool. and No. 24,5 tf, a fool. ail fold
in Ka: es to the Public.
WA KRANTED UNDiutww.—No.
Chat lag Crofs, and St. Margaret''
Hoasisay and Co. relpeafully
and the public, that they have
bo :is for their infpellion, free
ever, and that they shall continni
Shares, on the loweft terms,
during the whole time rf the di
Lottery, at thc above State LOW
No. 24,5 15, drawn a Prize of •
was lhatett into one Quarter,
Sixteenths. QA Fiida) JIM wl
of DrAwing.

Jet. a 6, Comhill, 52,
aret's Hill, Boroußorough.
acquaint their friends
re regular numerical
of any expence what•
we felling Tickets and
warranted undrawn,
lrawing of the prefent
.ottery Offices—where
f 5001. the full day,
one Eighth, and ten
ill be On *wad Day

TO THE AMIABLE MISS DLTKABI:E.

How long than the flirts of fifteen
Each Poet's fond fancy engage
Shall no tender Sunoct be feen
On charms that are mcllow'd by age!
Young beauty's a bubble...4am o'er—
So fleeting it merits not ;smile;
Dot TA BITIIA't. blOOlll of fOUfft:Ore
113(11 graces will lalt all ha days.
Though eighty long years have been told,
And prompt us to quicken dare ;
Thole braules can never prove old,
Which Time could Rand Rill to admire.
Thy cheek no carnation doth wear,
Thy Fps may lament the loft rote;
Tar more they diftinguifli my fair,
Now flown to embellasssyour note!
Thy holism's to whiteuefs unknown,
Yet think not thy lilies are lied;
Cafe.. Time, with true talk of bis own,
Hath wreath'il them to honour—thy heal
Van. fond gazing Iliepherds are feat
Still fmiling thy charms to furvey;
Hew hafhful, how mode* thy mien,
Each eye—looks a different way.
Or Sauced by JERRY'S loft tale,
In ft once thy prudence appear.;
for how Stab his falfchaml prevail,
When Tansy tarnsboth her deaf cats.
In pleallites fantarzical mind
Thou neer hcdit the folly to join;
• If ever that gkiii were found.
The lank tk as—the ftreng:ll of thy wine.
Too honeft thy heart to innufe,
None deem thee o';r leatnel or wife;
Though wit from thy tongue never flows,
What bunvme abounds—in thine eyes.
Ab ! let me nolonger defpir,
But pity the range I endure;
My cholic—: ay vanith in air,
My love! havlefs love! bath no ewe.
Oh! kindly indulge me with death,
In mercy tbsi Lt it be giv'n ;
Dear TABBY—JO killing% thy breath,
That we kifr•would tranfport me to Heav'n.
JeSLMY Diners.

On Tuefday evening, about eight o'clock, a very
melancholy accident happened near the Bridge, in
Leeds. Several inconfiderate people had made a bon
fire in the public fireet, and one of them threw a
lighted flick amongli a team ri 111 honks that was
(landing with a waggon oppofite the (hop door of Mr.
Brown, the grocer. Irritated by this prov..cation, the
driver, Robert Hexham, of Spenlane, ftcpped .up to
a man of the name of Wm. Dewhurll, who, he was
told, had thrown the fire, and lathed him twice on
the legs. Dewhurll then feized a large piece of wood
from the fire, which he threw, and which Hexham
received on the back part of his neck, and fell lifelefs
on the ground. Mr. Smith, the furgeon. who hap-
pened to be prefent, felt Hexham's writt, but di,:
pnlfatinn had entirely ceafed, and he never role more.
The tifual method of refulcitation was apPed, but
without producing any Oka whatever ; and on opet.
ing the neck the following day, it appeared that it
had been diflucated, and the Epinal mat row In much
injured, as to occafinn immediate death. On view of
the h .dy, the Coroner's Ingtiel returned a verdidt of
illatjhughter Dewka-fl.
The followin4 almott unprecedentedly difallrnits
circtuntlance occurred to a labouring family at Par-
ley, in the hundred of Chritichutch, Hants, the re-
cital of which may have a falutary effect at this rea-
rm of the year, when entdhrooms are in (nth general
Ufe :—Martin Dean, a young man about 150 years of
age, having eaten fume mullarnums at a neighbour's
hossfe, liked them fo much, that he determined to
procure force himfelf ; .ccordingly, on Saturday, the
2111 ult. he procured a quantity of toadflools,
mif-
taking them fqr*mufhrooms„ and carried them home,
when his mother being alto ignorant of the mitlake,
prepared them for dinner, and with her hulband,
went on bufinefs to Ringwood. In the mean time.
Martin Dean drelfed the fuppored multrooms, and,
with his brothers and litters (five in number), par-
took of them ; but, (hocking to relate, their poifon-
Gus qsality was foon experienced, for the whole &-
wily were in a flturt time in the greatett agonies ;
and Death, the next day, put a period to the cliff.
ence of Stephen, one of them, and the day follow-
ing to that of Hannah and Martin, the fad cattle of
this moft unfortunate accident. The other three chil-
dren ecntinue in a very dangerous (late ; hut it is
hoped that the medical affillance afforded them will
not prove unavailing. An inqueft was taken on the
three deceafed bodies, on the 24th infant, by Mr.
Bees:owl N.—Verdiets—Accidental Death.

Tuefdiy fennight an Inytett was held at Stoll-
worth, Yorkthire, cn the body of Mrs. Scnite,
Swinton, who in returning from Pighurn, fell under
fome horfes feet, and was entitled to death.—Ver•
dirt—Accidental death.

On Monday fe'nnight J. Kira's:A., the gatekeeper
at Henley Turnpike, was conviftetl, at a meeting of
the Juaices at Maidenhead, in the penalty of 40...
for demanding and taking an improper toll of the
coachman of Thomas Stonor, EDf. ; the fervant had
driven his matter's carriage though the gate in the
morning, and at the fame time paid the t-11 fir the
bodes; and on his return in the afternoon, the ga;e-
keeper infitted on being paid ;:g4in for the fan:e horfes,
or threatened he world take one of the bridles from
the horie's head ; the coachman recollefling that there
was an eafy remedy against the colle.hur for this ex-
tot (ion, did nor. f..ffer the bridle to he taken off, but
paid the demand, and very commendably proceeded
to the profeenti.m of the offender.
Es.—Thurfday night a fire broke out at a Con-
feEtioner's, at Rumford, in ElTzt, which raged with
great fury for a confiderable time, and clefiroyed
three houfes. Several engines arrived from town,
but too late to be of fervice.
Tuefday fe'nnight a fire broke out in a tenement,
at Whitby, r cc tlioned by a man melting hrimllone,
which threatened deltruCtion to the neighbourhood,
but by great ezertions it was fuppreffee without much
mifeltief. It is icandalous to the parilh of Whitby,
that, oat of five engines, not one could be oldie lean
sic, if put to the tett.

Frau Mt LONDON GAZETIT, Olokr s.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR•OFFICE. fICTOBILt t.
fn Regiment of Dragoon Guards—James Leaches*, Gent. to be
Covet. without Purchafe, vice l'arkton, promotod in the otit
I aght Dragoon..
3d Regiment of Dra
without perthal:
Rth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Thomas Amory
to be Capt in of a Troop, without porthole, vice Story, de.
ccsfed t Lieutenant George Bolton to be Captain of a Troop,
by porthole, vice Towers. who retires t Cornet John %%liberal;
to he Lieutenant, withmit percher, vier Dickfon ; Cornet Of.
I crate Frak to be Lieutenant. without porthole, vice Amory ;
Cornet George Edward Pratt Barlow to be Lieutenant, by por-
ch:de, vice Ik4tott,
tub lltegilt.bt of Light Dragoons—Enfign Edward Fawkes,
from 4th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchak, vice Frederick
Wood, promoted.
Istli Dbtr•—Cornet John Rock Groffctt to be Lieutenant, with-
out porthole.
iteth Ditto.--Horpital Mate Matthew Spry to he Afflitant Sur-
geon, vice Garrett, promoted in the 14111 Foot.
tsth Ditto—Captain Lynch Cotton to be Major, without pur-
chafe, vice Seymour, promoted. Captain John Jofephus see-
liKer, front the 831 Foot, to be Captain of &Troop, without
purchafc. vice Cotton.
234 Ditto—Cornet William Edward Rndolf to be Lieutenant, by
putcha.e. vice Palmer, who retires ; James Mackay, Gent, to
be Cornet, by porthole, vice Rudolf, promoted.

John Grey to be Lieutenant.

24th Regiment of Light Dragoons. .
To be Cornet% without purchafe,
Hoary Dawkins, Gent. vice Tritta.n. promoted.
Mk:lad Whitt:, Gent. vice Webb, promoted.
Artin r Abmuty vhs. Courland. Ger t vice Magian, pronvesea.
Charles Dean, Go t. vice Sleigh. decreed.
To be Cornet, by purchafe,
lames Mgt., Gent. vier Realty, promoted.
25th Ditto—Thoma- Mirtin, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur-
eh vice B Scott, promoted.
zit Regiment of Foot Guard.—. Thomas William Robins, Gent. to
be lufign, by ptirchafe vice Ker, promoted.
3d Ditto—Captain the lloncoarable Thomas Cranky Onflnar
beraptain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Duiliehi, who re•
tins; Enlign Hugh Maclean to be Lieutenant, by purchafe.
vice Onflow.
4th Regiment of Foot—John Rolland Kent Gent. to be Enlign,
wilaut purchafe, vice Edgell, promoted.
stli Regiment ~f Foot.
To he Lieutenants. without purchafe.

Wry T. S. Girling. Jonas Welib, Jehn Ban, Richard 13illtop,
Smith. and Thomas Higgins.
To be Enfigns without purchafe,
Gentleman Cadet Henry Bayley, from the Royal Military Col- .1
lege, vice Gifting.
Gentleman Cadet Lawrence Dundas, from Ditto, vice Welat.
Charles John Fitzgerald. Gent. vice Lim.
Vete Hunt Gent. vice Bifhop.
loth Ditto—l ieuten tit Thomas Dint. to be Captain of a 01111.
parry, without purchafe; I lcute,ant Richard Burkt, from
Vajor General Champigues Regiment, to bc Licutenant,with-
nn vice Dent
12th Ditt...—Licutaiatit Tames Cavendith to be Captain 1•F a
Company, by purchafe, vice Frlani, who retires. linfto
George Llewellyn to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Ca-
vendifb, inonaotcd.

14. tit Regiment of Font.
To be Lieutenants without purchafe,
Fnfign Jofeph ()way, from the 96th Foot.
Enrico Gerald Ft• chfort, from the 96th Foot.
F.nfign A. P. Browne. from the Cad Foot.
To be Surgeon—Affittant-Surgeon George Garrett, from the 14th
Light Dragoons.
To he Afliftant Surgeon—Holnital Mate William Million.
27.1 Ditt.. —.A failure .Surgeon James Haiti g to be Surgeon, vice
Anderfon. deceafird.
14th Ditto--Gentleman Cadet James Gutithorpe, from the Royal
Military (7611:ge. to be Frille.•. without mirchafe, vice Ratan,
promoted in Major General Camp:one'. Regiment.
11th itto—Robert Williams, Gent to he Filfign, by purchafe, vice
Hamilton, promoted in 0-e tooth Foot.
27th Regiment 411.
To he Captains .r ompaniee, without purchafe.
Lieutenant Thomas Rude, vice Kni. ht, pr m
Lieutenait Alt-sander Campbell, F. o u the 56th Foot.
To he Lieutenant, without purchafe--Enfigu Edward Pope, vice
Murphy, roper/vied.
To be (),arter-hlafter....Q.Liarter-Maßer Scrjcant Thus. Taylor,
vice yan, promoted.
33d Di: Thomas, Gent. to be Affittant-Surzeon, vice
M'kober<. deceafed.
34th Ditto—Francis Hay, Gent. to be EnGgn, vice S. R. Dickens,
Promoted in the 74th Foot.
36th Ditto—Entign Richard Lalor, front the 96th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchafe.
35th Pato—Gentleman Cadet John Pcdak, from the Royal Mi-
litary College, to hr Enfigu, without purchafe, vice Peyton, pro-
moted in the 9mh Foot.
56th Litto--AfEitant Surgeon Francis Forger to be Surgeon.
S7th Ditto—LicuteUatit William 1.1.110 CT to be Captain in a Com-
pany, without purchafe, vice N itlzr, pro:no:ea in [lv? 1.9,11
I.leUten4lt Riehard Humphreys to he Captain of a Company,
without purchafe. vice Xaghth y, removed to the ad ::itrillin
Battalion, and Ralph Etweett, Gent. to be F.nfign, by pureLafe,
vice !adios. promoted.
had Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Archibald Thompfon, from the
Royal Military College, to be Frillgo, without purchafe, vice
Bron lie, promoted in the 74th Foot.
6sth Ditto—Captain J. B. Carlini coin Major, without purchafe,
vice Stewart, deceafed.
73d Ditto—Michael Chamberlain, Gent. to be Adjutant, with
talk of Ei.llgn, vice Crofton, promoted.
74th Ditto—l:Lilian Charles F. Hunter to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe, vice John Campbell, deccafed, and Enfizu S. k. Dick-
ens, front the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice J. M. Carnpb.ll,
deceallai. _ _ _

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75th Regiment of Font.
To bc Lieutenants without purchafe—Enfign Donald Maclachhn,
vice Brutton, promoted; )nfign Archibald Stuart, vice Hall,
&crated ; Erilign Peter Mathewfon, vice Inglis, refigned, and
Enlign Adam Brush, vice the Adjutant.
To be Eidigm, without purchafe--Jofeph Malone, Gent. vice
Maclachlati, promoted, and R. 11. Lord, Gent. vice Archibald
Stuart, prom cd.
76th Ditto-rticijcant Richard William Hopkins bet be Qiarter
N latter, vice tiatir, who refigns.
77th Ditto—linfign John Aveding to be Lieutenant, by purchafc.
vice Meldrum, who retires.
7' th Ditto--Enfign Phineas Ryrie to be Lieutenant,withriut put..
chafe, vice St. Paul, promoted; Jofeph hl`Kcrzic, Gent to he
Entign, vice Ryrie; I.icut. Thomas flamilton to be Adjutant,
vice M•Kenzie, who refigns the Adjutancy, and Anil a. t Sur-
geon John Macanclie to be Surgeon, vice Baltic, whist% fist..
80th Ditto—F.Mign Thomas Moat to be Lieutenant, vie. Hat,
vcy, promoted, and James F. Hidden, Gent. to be I.l;iiign,
witboat pa7chal'e, vice Mork.
86th Ditto—•Enligu Michael Creagh to he Lieutenant. vice If. ....icy
Willoo, &ceded; tnligußob.rt Nicholfini to be Lieutenant,
vice i-iurvey, decedcd ; I.acblau Macquarie, Gent. tube :
without purehafc, vice Creagh, promoted, and Culin M`Lati-
rcr, Gent. to bc Eufigu, without purcbale, vice Nicbulfon.
promoted.
87th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants, withuut •,,urchafe—iitifign George M•Maboa,
vice Steel, prommed in the 6th Fort; lulus Allea, vice
Edwards, promoted; Lntign Edw. Hill. vice Wright, promoted,
and Enfign Charles L Burtch, vice Browne, promoted.
To be EMigns, without purcuatc.-I.lcutensnt George Delifle,
from half pay of the Royals, vice M' Mabou,promoted ; God-
ircyCireta, Gent wire Allen; Robert I .aw renfon, Gent. vice Hill,
and Alex. Osmeroa, Gent. vice Suet; b.
Both Regiment cf Foot.
To he Lieutenants, without purchafe—Eafignis James Fearer, John

Meynell, Harry Micajah Williams, and Enugn Reynolds
Peyton, from the 38th Foot.
To be Enfigth' without purehafe— -- Parry, Gent. vice Fn.
fcr ; Walib, Gent. vice Mcyttell; Peter llirdlt r, Gent.
vice Williams.
96th Regiment of Foot—. Gentleman Cadet Henry Hawkins, from
the Royal Military College, to be Ea**, without purchafe,
vice Latta., promoted in the 36th Foot.
RoyulStaff Corp.—Samuel Laing, Gcut.to bc Eufign, without
purdafc, iaeDowner,proseated.

sil Welt %Ma Regiment of Pat.—Major Genet* Riebard•Fai
of Cavan to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant General Sir William
Myers, deseafed.
Major General Cliampagne% Regiment of Foot—EMIR? John 1
Raban, (rent the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, witisort put..
chafe, vice Burke, removed to the toth Foot.
The King's German Legion.
ad Battalion of Light infantry—Enfigo Frederieir Wyncelte to be
Lieutenant. vice the Adjutant; Denecke, Gent. tu be En-
lign. vice Wynecke; Lieutenant Justus Het& to be Adjutant,
vice Franck, promoted in the tsth Light Dragoons.
Depot Company.
To he Enfigns-44,40 George pciltall, vice Conicrusnn. promot-
ed ; George I-lumen, vice Sehluttett, promoted.
Dillon's Regiment—Waptain Fnuscis Charles I.e Valliant, front
half v.., of thelate Regiment of Loyal Emigrants, to be Captain,
vice befton. 'who exchanges.
Mourcni's Regiment—Enligit I.oele Xavier de Lentzbourg to be
Lieutenant, vice the Adjutant; F.nfign Fridolin tie Freo Ike to
be Lieutenant, vice Ccffeli, who eschangcs.
Garrifol Battalion—Lieutenant 11. Hulme, fmm half pay of

. .
the 'needs Regiment of Ind: Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice
Walworth, removed to the osth Foot.
STAFF.
Thomas Crewe Dod, Ffq. late of tc,th light Dragoons, to be an
Infpeaing Field Offic,r of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corpa,
with the temporary rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army.
MEMORANDUM.
Captain James Edward White, of the 59th Regiment of Foot,wbo
wa• fuperfeded in the Gazette of the loth ult. is reinftated in his
rank.
Enfign John Rodgers, of the yoth Regiment of Foot, is fuperfaed,
being abfent without leave.
The exchange between Lieutenant Hulme, of the eft Regiment of
Foot, and Lieutenant Held. of the Stair Corps, as Rated in the
Gazette of the 2itt ult. has not taken place.
Cummifilons in the. Fife Militia, figned by the Lord
Lieutenant.
Enfign John Chriflie to be Lieutenant, vice Patullo, appointed to
the 83.1 Foot. Dated Auguft 8, 1805.
Enfign William Walker to be Licubitant, vice Medic, who re-
tires. Dated Auguft 9,1805.
Commiffion in the North Hants Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.
Willi tm Attwick Hamer, Gent. to be EuG go. Dated September
24,1805.
Commiffions in the I a gwrey. Regiment of Militia,
signed by the Vice.Liectenant of the County of
B,irrey. Dated tietileminr 3. !Boy.
Lieutenant Egerton Leigh tube Captain ; Edsyst.'. Harvey, Gent
to he Enlign ; Lieutenant Willtaor Renaming to be Adjutant,
vice Egerton Leigh,refigned.
CornmilLons in the Banff-1124e Volunteer Infantry,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
John Fyfe to be Lieutenant, vice Blorham ; Junes Grant, Gent
to be IMngit, vice Fvle, promoted. Dated July 25,1835.
Commillions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Ayr.
eft Regiment of A ytlh;re Volunteer Infantry.
The Uninsurable Rmiger Rollo to be Captain, vice A. Campbell.
appointed Adjutant. Dated September 19,
tit Battalion 2d Regiment of Ayrfhire Volunteer
Infantry.
Aleut' ler Macadam Ffq. to be Captain, vice Woodburn, rn
figned ; Binning Bell, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated September
so, tF.z.s.
Colvaniiiion in the Worceflerlhire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.
John Cretin, Gent. wbe Lieutenant. Dated Sept. zo, dos.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
William Richartifon awl Matthew Bold, of Manchelter, gro-
cers,September 30,1805.
John Freeth and Samuel Walfh, of &dwell, Nottingham ; and
John Walfh, of Manchefter, calico t sinters, Auguft 8, 1805.
'I Mamas Farrington and John Harrocks, of Cborley, Laner.
Ihire, jeiners, Auguft 21. 1305.
Richard Edge and James Clough, of Bolton, Lancalbire, com-
mon brewers, Sept. 24,18:"5o
Elizabeth 'Willi: and Ann:. Willis, of James Street, Covent G.r-
den, mildnirs. Sept 27, 1805.
Jofeph Shipley, of. Welbeek.ftreet, and Robert Judd, of Wig-
more 'tree, Mary-la bonne, tailors, mope to, aos.
Pete r Watfon and James Hultun Whitaker, of Manchefter, ma-
nufadurers, Sept. 7, Mit.
William Phene and V. illiarn Reid, of Watling-ftreet, eonfee •
doners, Sept. 16, zBct.
James Snape and I.llward Stock, of Chafer, ale brewers, Sept.
titor.

Jeremiah Hateray, Francis W. Bowfer, George Overton, and
Co. of Hirwsin lion Works, Fcb.z6,aBos.
William Welst:.rd and Zachariala Henry Sanderfon, of Lifhopt-
gate, tailors. May 26, tSos.
William Charles Ellis aud Samuel Harri=, of K ingßon-uoon-
Hull. Sept. al, 1803.
James Hardie aud William Sandom, el Clement's-lane, tner-
! s 3ept. 30, 1805.
j..frpli twined and lames Silver, of Baciford.ftrett,
Gar‘i o,lacemen, Fib. 9, tBc .
Umiel Aiicn an:l Cornelius George, of Newgate-ftrect, Ace-
anaki rs, Sept .2S, a 3,.;e.
B A NKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Nov-!inber 23. George Lambert, of Holborn, Middkres, viClual-
ler, deakr and ciaajdnan, at ten, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPT.
Jofeph Cahagan, of Broad-Chambers, London, merchant, to fur-
render 04tober 5, a;, at leo, and Novembar 12, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Day, Martin's-lane, Cannon.tireet.
DIVIDENDS.
Odober 2f3. James Chaddock and Randle Keay, late of Wigan,
Lancaibire, potters and partners, at twelve, at the Eagle and
Child Inn, Wigan.
Oelober 29, Charles Rof.,, of the paril of St. Ann, Weftminfter,
cheeirmonper, at ten, at Guildhall.
Odirober 29. John Barton and jell: blirft, of 11t.nehefier, timber.
meachantc, dealers and copartners, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern,
Mauchefttr.
otanhCr 21. Thomas rellaray and John Bellamy, of Birminghatn,
Warveicklbire, Japanners and partnars, at twelve, at the Hotel,
Temple-row. Birmingham.
o,ftober 29. William L)ndd, late of Oxford-lirect, parilh of Saint
Mary la-Bonne, Middlefez, cal ear and gilder, dealer and chap.
tnan, at twelve, at Guildhall.
o,!lober 29. Tlaoma:Knialit, ..1 Burgate fireet, Canterbury, Poop.
keeper, dealer and emirs:an, at ont, at Guildhall, London.
Chrtober 19. John Copp and Robert Walker..l Strattord, Far,
calico-printers and copartners, dealers and rhapnten, at ten, at
( uildhall, 1..,nd0n.
Odtober 25. John Lees and Samuel Lees, of Hat.fas, YorkOdre,
merchants and corartar r., at ten at the Old Cock Inc. Halifat.
Ottober 22. Nlichaci Duffin and Henry Duffin, of Stratford-upon.
Aran, Warevickihire, linen-diapers and corartners, at ten, at
Guiadhall, London.
o,Ztolocr 21. John J ackfim, of o:fordftreet, Middlcfes, linen.dra.
per, at ten, at Guildhall.
Odlober 26. Jams Mailer, of Hammerfnith, Middlefet, wheel-
wright, at twelve, at Cuildhad.
Dauber 15. Barr:alms Campbcll.late of Prinres.fquara, Ratcliffe.
Highway, Middiefax, ialfuranca broker, dull r and cliapinan, at
ten, at Gaia'
°dasher 22. J unes lagrom, of the Strand, pada' of St. Martin in
the Fields, hatter, at len, at Guildhall.
Odobar 26. Samuel Dsrling, late of Bowling lireet, Dean's Yard,
Wettminiter, grocer, it: Ch.V. n, at Guildhall.
Oatiobzr 29. James inzard tint alder, Letitia Fozard, and Jame,:
Fozard the }.;urger, of mirk Jane, Piccadilly, liable kacpers ard
copartners. at tech at Guildhall.
November z 9. •1 huntas Abbot, of Wifb.ach, Cambridgeftdre,
liqiier.luerallant, at eleven, at Guilelhab, Loudon.
Nov. 4. John Dell, of the Old City Chambers, London,wine mut-
chant, at eleven, at UuibihalL
Nov. 29. John tier.ry Schneider, of Eow-lauc, London, merchant,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. ta. Mayhew Garland, of Crovealtrect, Deptford, Kest,
vhfdualler and audioueer, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondon.
Nov. s. William .1 ra,:ey, late of Poetics, Hants. ilepidier, at tip,
at Guildhall, Loodor.
, Nov. 2. Gcurge Wl:ki.,fon, of Fenelcurch-Brut. London, sues
surrcer, at tau, at Guii.ll4lL

.UARIUM.

Kukla- at the Cherch of S.:. Lawren,-., Teorry, Me.
Williams, clilatter of the Swan with Two t
Ano Heather, fecan4l,bwilkter of John Hcatlacr, Efq. o t. , -
cent:-raver. tilinataa.

WED.

On the 27th att. at Kirteuihright, finccrrlp regrett.A.l by a 9
numerc.os circle of frisatchi, Mathew Miner, 1.4. of
metcbaat.
Mor.day night, Mr. tingharty. a Special neatler 'of Cliff •. ''t
Jr., and Etli • the bit edidou of The Crews Circuit
paeuou '
Wednofilay !aft, at his houfc at litaildefdon, Jame,
aged 35.
to the Fail Indict, :n December hit. Ciptaia W iluarn Fast K.
65th Regiment.

aria W A t'F ;, LuNOON-Bitlinklfi. TO MORRO,
Morning - 49 ndaute, a:tair
Afternoon

FOR SILIOUS DP4OROFRA.
•
Dr. JAM:I%T' ANALFPTID PILLS.
FROM a ne, mode of adnainiftering there PILLS
by tire advice wren eminent Phylician (fee the new eirettito
Bilious Difcifes In prevakmt party Wares among perqms vino hate
refided in hoe elimatis, are removed with greater-elf, arldlii6e7
thin by ally other klediiint. 'limy are equally efficacious in a.
Difiirders of the Stomach and Bowels; in Indigeßions, be.;
Appetite, habitual Cotrivenifs. troehlrforne Ficrule• cies !indef.
lies; likewife in Gouty habits, in giddinas, or Rheumatic Fairs
in the Head ; as well as tbofe we-AG:mid by free living; them, y
preventing Pallies and Apnpkites, fn often the confrquence
intemperat ce. Rvourfe Would he had to them on the firft attack
of a cold, or my flight indifpolition; or aft r any excels of eining
or drinking; and thus their well known tharailleriftie will ha
maie tained of promoting Longevity. 'Dandier* by lea or tans,
Would never be without the Anaieptie Pala, as they require
er confinement nor alteration of diet

They arc fold only by F. Newlin sr and Sons, at the WareheouLt
for Dr. lames's Powd4r, No. 4y, St. Paul's Church-yard, four iusus
front Chcapftdes Londoa 1 and at Dr. jourses's late Hoar iu Snow.
ttrect; in boxes, price saad each, or in one large Box containing t;-1
quo city of az foi ass. duty included •—Noue arc gcnuiue but
thole which have the words, ■F. Newbery, No. 45, St. PauEN'
r11.1".•141 11IP 113r1r1

1 HE Aissmituhrtr LoTioN.

" A good appearance is the bell letter of

- - -
SPECTATOR.
THE FACE is the moil en on feat of cti tanenue
eruption, in coureguence of Its bring more particularly ex-
pored to the adlion of the air, and it i, fappofed that the cstremt
cutaneom vcifeks, which, in a unreal Rate, circulate colourid.
fluids, un bring reeked in the manner Item mentioned, ne oa the
application of itimulants, or perhap4 from caufea at prefent
known to us, abforb ogygcn from the atmorphcre, which °means
a heat, it flannuation, florid appearance, and cutaneous eruption.
The A EATER CENT LOTION renders the (ace fair and delicate,
and removes every kind or thin,. tan, funhurn, or freckle, whirils
rouge, long illnefs or fatigue generally produre; in then, it is tin
Only cofnutic a Lady e.n ule at her toilet with cafe and comfort.
Prepar:d by Di. Sot 0/41•,N, Gilead Haul:, near 'Li►erpool.
Pri.e 48. Id a bottle. duty included.
Sold in London. by Mrs. Matthews, a. mrand; Ditty 114
Suttn, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, r.to, Oxford then: Mehl&
76. Ovfoca ftreo, rippofite the Pambron ; Butler. 4, alcapli‘e;
Ilarclay and !on, Fleet-market; Shaw and Edwards, (6, St. Path's
Church yard ; Howard and I vans, Long-ht e, Wet-Smithfield;
and by all rcfpedtable Medicine Vene.ers in the Gaited 3:lagdons.
.Of whom may be had, •
The Anti !ropetigir,es. or z,nionion's Drops. fir puricyhig the
Wood at,d re Loring the fyficro, when impaired by the inipntilort
are of Mercury—have been bound the great and only witerer of
ht.,ith and vigour iu diforders where falivatloa has repeatedly
fall J. Price tos. 6.i. Fatuity bottles 335.
Ails, a New Ltlition of Solomon's Guide to Health; price 31.

rurett to the 'iudy, and beets
grsallicd by Cu. malt eonliderable practice in that brute
Irides I thought ;roper to feted. 2 tmft that i hate not more mit -
employed my time than thole who. in the attentive laid of Ga
rao:ef_llan, ars oceatonally !muffled in uncenainty, and canto@
olwaya attain that fume% which is acquired by eactuatratiug the
latellezbial power to one dais of &fors:ere
The denies of DRBILITY are peculiarly dfdrilhet.far tem
wing with them a train of concomitant fymptssss atai, by a dos
2redion of all vital energy, exiftence k becomes enatittavaism
Arlother they Artie from the prevaletse of ili cum*, thededm►
deo habits of fehool-boys, or the 'pinwales of usaturity, they tie-
pin the aloft alLiuons profelSonal drill ; :ut by the Iguaressi
sf uneducated Mal, the rims:emu are aggarated, ant alma as&
tneou is 4rAroyei.
As a nuoinint of the ROYAL SURGEONS,
I ground my pretenhons on regularity of education; and tadfdlisil
every priviiege to prVviee. I feel myfelf entitled is that coarakeso
with which 1 :Iris. hitherto' em folLoraty honoured.
in the tint fen/ottani of local weikura, may appliarekto
overeat the calamity of a deliiiitsted frame; bat where the Cr.
!ere., from a con!ciallnell of the uovaatines of the etre wk
eat fa: his misfortuue, is tearful of the contempt or ccaltur
I=4 I.llliciau and broods ova We Ina:ratty with careful coo-
eribu. 11t, it midi be fatisfacitory for him to be afibred not only or
capability of treootanoot. tout aSo of the Woe inviolable kereev.

And io recent Vesircai Can*hams it is potable to pnsesst Psis.
&tiger Jr diems ; in Ac molt cioupli cued cafes it is the sever.
RICIIt of exeln re experience in ads UDC to dolt* Cari, certain,
and Cpeedy re-eilabildsmenc

I tier tie advantage of illTerblOe to there et either faz who
are efai..9ed with any kiwi of Dit21.7.11T, a* any fraroan
VFSAREAL, 114 FECTION, and in all cafes the terms at war
!tendon are ftat'd 130 the firft interview.

Pe'..e.nts in the cou:Ary are expedteal to lodges Bank Note, oil
re muctLal to specify their age and manner of Rob&
M11I1T:14 MRS,
MentLcr of the Ro7al Ceilrge of Surgeon, In Londe%
Sin so Antvitel ftr%t. Stand, pea Temple gar.,
To fff-OS. TAYLOR, Ffq. Na g. Kew Bridge-lbreet, Loodaa,
cZIR-1 confider it butt an net of jullice due to the
L.-0 merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to COllll4lllll-
- to you the foilowb.g Cure, which liaa recently been performed
be :kern :—.An acquaintance of nine, who by the breaking our
of an old Venereal Ce.nvlaint (attended by a Complication of Pif
or lees ;wiling the waa regiteeg atmott 50 a ocgkton, and
though he had the boil medical advice which could .be obtainal.
and tried a var;o4 of patent 1111Cdicilies,nothin„.• could be peocurof
which kerne.: t.. f..it his cafe, or to do hlm aiiy ftrvice ; be remain
ed in a .null trib;eeil and pitiable Ittuation for two years, unable to
follow his ptotedit in, arid fearcely ahtf to wan or even to Rand ow
his legs; in fai'.t. no onexwho knew him ever foppoted it polible
for him to recover, lie was adviftil at haft to try your 14aca •
Pitts—he did to, (Welly adhering to the directions gives' with
thent--he had not taken ninre than two boxecbcfore he found an
alteration for the better : this encouraged him to proceed, A 3,1 t♦
talcirg a fete hose.; note ha found hit apikti e and itreorli grain.-
/ ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as any mt.. ;
know. You arc wricome, Sir. to refer any perfon to me fur a
conErmatkrt nf the above account if it fhould be doubted.

I am, Sir,your obedient bumble fervAnt,
Library, P011a100.., July 180 t. 'lllO. PURIFY.
Prepared and told by the foi• Proprietor
Ttt 01. TATI.I)2, Met:The.r the koyai College of Sttrzgons, I,on•

don, at his hnufe, No. 9, Yew Bridge ftrcet ;
Where, after a civilian: relit:awe of mere than ao years. in a
praClice particululy ilireeled to the cure of V, neral complaints
and thole incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, wirn
timt inviolante fccrtcy which men °lids profeMon Mould alwava
obferve, h. !Litters taindelf the advice and afliftance hn gratultoully
adminilicra to perfons taking this medicine, will be castigated, by
a iiifeernine, public, as an advantage feldem to be obtained, and
void of an6iguity.
Alba fold, by his appointment. for the convenience of there lir.
ins at a distance. at the Perfuiwzr's No. 35, St Alltan's4tri et, l'ol
Mall ; the Toy Mop, i7.3,03f0rti-ltrcet ; Mr. Didion:wet, 79 'jib
ltrret dill: Mr. Lizter's. South-bridge, Filinivirgh ; Mr ik
Glaignw ; Mr.Callwelrs,l)uhlin ; 111r.Billinge's, Liver :at,
Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter, and by eve perfon in every cc: D
derable town in Great liritain and Ireland, in hoses of enly tO. yi
each, fealcd up with fullomd plain dirvetions. wberchy perforis
either fen may cure theedelvcs withe.dc, froce,ceercev. and fa:•••:
1%. B. Every Boa fold in Great Britain is lealcd t.p with a 111.1;p.
on which, by favour of the Comminioners. is printed at du Stn
01fice—.1'. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge (treat--to imitate whid
felony, and all others arc counterfeit.

LONDON : Printod and Pnalital by . EL' UM' i,f c -
terbary- het, Lzrabethhinthe Ryan Owner, lb& t.
Amt. ago at getarait Orem, TatopipAte.

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