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London, England, 1807-01-19 00:00:00

23 liartali•)n.

To be Captains—Lieutenant John rklatchett, vice Timmins. re-
Signed ; Lieutenant Thomas Bartlret, vice Welch, refigued --
Dated November 2, 28ov.
Lieutenant William jones,vice Randell, refigned. Dated Decem-
ber 28, 280 s.
To be Lieutenants—Ed:lp Jofeph Welch, vice Hunt, refigned.
Pared June 2,18 GS.
Enfign Jufcpb Jukes, vice Matcbett, promoted; Enfign William
Walker, vice Kindon, deceafed; Enfign Thomas Hubfon, vice
Bardeet, promoted. Dated December 14, tgos.
Enfign Rolled Cox, vitt Jones, promoted. Dated Dee 28, 18:-1,
To be F.l2figns—George Beauchamp Knowles, Gent. vice I vvcm.
low, promoted. Dated Septemt•er 4, 2804.
David Horton, Gent. vice Wafdel, promoted. Dated Occlobtr
3. 1804.
John Underhill, Gent. vice Welch. pmmoted. Dated June 2, 28os.
Jot: t• Brown, Gent. vice Jukes, promoted; William liettfon, Gent.
we; Walker, promoted; tha.les Palmer, Gent vice Ilubfon,
promoted. Dated December 14, 28os.
Matthew Dixon, Gent. vice Cox, promoted. Dated December
28, 180 s.
To be (b_larter•Maiter—Thomas Hobfon, Gant. Dated May
172'1804.

3d 13,ittali.n.
To be Captains—l ieuteuant Rube rt Seward, vice Thonnfon, re-
tigned. Dated November 7, tens
Lieutenant William Whitmore, vice Gem, rtflocd. Dared No-
vember 14,1805.
To he lieutenants— En fign Wtotam Wilday, vice tea:leis, er.fign-
ed. Dated June ao, dos.
Entin George Yates. vice Seward, promoted; Enfi,:n Chark-s
Burkinartw, vice Whitmore, promoted. Dated Nov. t
To be Q2arter•Mafter—Joreph Walker, Gent. Dated Auguil
iSos.
Hampton Lucy Volunteer Infantry.
James wainogton, Gent. to be Fnfisn. Dated Sept. ay, dos.
X.'nelon Volunteer Infantry.

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Zdward Gent. to be Lii.utenant, vice daisford, raged.
Dated Sept t, tBc6.
t a Warwickfitire, nr Hentlingfora Volunteer
Infantry.

Lirttenant Thomas Chattock ter be Captain, vice Hardiage, rc.
figned. Dated Auguft 4,t806.
lieutenant Jam Cheatle tube ditto. Dated Auguft 9, TS .:6.
Commiffions in the Argyll and Bute Militia, tigned
by the I.ord Lieutenant.
James Mac Lean, Efq. to be Captain, vice Campbell, promoted.
Dated July 17,,8c6.
Charles Stewart, Gent. to be Enfign..vice Campbell, appointed to
a Regiment of the Line. Dated Auguft 20, 1800.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Afhttm Byrom, Jofeph Head, and William Matthews, of Tox-
teth Park, near Liverpool, brick makers. Dec 31, 1806.
Reed Sumner and Charles Sumner, of Welwyn, County of Herta,
taylors. October r, 1806.
John Hilton, Adam Chadwick, James Hilton, Nicholas Hilton,
and Henry Farr, (as to the Paid Adam Chadwick, who retires
mu bu(nt6.) Auguft 12, 006.
James Evans and Thomas Johnfon, of White Linn ftreet, Seven
Dials, lapidaries and glafs cutters. Dec 31, do&
Edward Ambrofe and Daniel Smith. of King-ftreet, Cheaplide,
wholefale linen drapers. January if', .1207.
travels Armftrong and William Becket, of New-court, Broad-
ftreet, merchants. January 13, ,807.
Anderfon, New, and Co. of Briftol, fpelter, brats, and copper-
manufadurera. December 3t , aBo6.
William Hewlett and James 'Taylor, of Briftol, broth makers and
bellows makers. December 31, 1836.
Jofeph Collins and Thomas Ponting, of Bedminfter, Comerfetfhlre,
leather dreffer and glue makers. Dee. 21, 1306.
John Roberts, Sturtevant Colton, and Jofeph Whitchurch, of
Nottingham, lace manufacturers and kofiers. Dec. 30, 1806.
Chriftopher Croe and Ralph Anderfon Baron, of No. 165, Rat-
cliff-highway. January 13, t 8 7.
Samuel Smith and William Head, of Seaton and Beer, Devonfbire,
coal and culm merchants. December 6, 18c6.
J H. Standen and William Mafon, of Dover, linen drapers. Ja-
nuary 1, 1807.
P. Schmidtmeyer, Hemy Jolivet, and John L Schmldtmeyer, of
Little St. Mary Axe, merchants. May 9, 1806.
S. Cawthorn and John Minfter, of London Wall, ftraw bat ma-
nufaaarers, January 54, aBo7.
Jofeph Shaw. William litoothby, and Robert Johfon, of Sheffiad,
merchants, Jan. 10, 1807
Samuel Gundry, Samuel Hood, and Samuel Symes, •of Bridport,
fail cloth mannfaaurers, &c. January 8, 407.
John Foribaw and William Newby, of Liverpool, iron merchants,
January 31,1806.
Alice Withington and John Thomas Limey, of Manchefter, Dec.
31, 18:6.
Michael Ruffell, Richard Farmer, and Thomas Farmer, of Wol-
verhampton, ironmongers, January 1, 1807.
Th.-Inas Matthews and Gcorge Matthews, jun. of Chippang
Natton, Oxon, maltfters, Jan. t,
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Ridley, of Bow-lane, London, viclualkr, dealer and chap.
man, to furrender January 20, 3t, and February 28, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Mehra. Smith. and Tilton, Chapter-
Houle, St. Paul's Churchyard.
James Nabbs, late of Newington Butts, Surrey, linen-draper, dealer
and chapman, January 22, 30, at twelve, and February 28, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's /tench.
Walks, Temple.
William Richmond, of Mark-lane, London, audioneer, dealer
and chapman, January 20, 31, and 'February 28, at ten, at Guild-
hall Attorney. Mr. Page, No. 4, Gray's-Inn fquare.
Edward Weaver, late of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingharafhire,
draper, and fince of Savannah, America, merchant, dealer and
shapman, February 13, at fix, and February 14, and 28, at ten,
at the Punch Bowl, Peek-lane, Nottingham. Anoraks, Marra.
Coldham and Enfield, In Nottingham; or Mears- Blcafdale,
Alexander and Holmc, New Inn, London.
Thomas Parker, late of Keighky, Vorkfhire, cotton twift fpinner,
dealer and chapman, January 30, 31, and February 28, at eleven,
at the Derronfhlre Arms Inn, Keighley. A ttornies, Mr. John
Ealofiehl, of Skipton, Yorkfhise; or Mr. John Swale, Great
Ormond- Itrect, London.
Idwanl Pheafant, now or late of Three Crane-court, near High-
Street, Southwark, hop-merchant, and dealer, January 20, 31
and February 28, at ten, at Gullelhall. Attorney, Mr.Wathitsa:
PIIIIV-ClAirt, Templer

John Harris, of the Old Jerry, Landon, watchmaker. dealer aid
chapman, January 20, 31. and Februipry 28, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Rutherford, Bartholomew Cl fe.
Charles Greenfworti,, late of ltekenor, Suffer, and alfo of Poplar,
Middlefex• flap buikter, dealer and chapman. Jai nary 20, 27, •
and February 28. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Mayo and Pearfe, Cloak lane, London.
William William*, of Lad-lane, London, vidtualler, dealer and
chapman, January zo, 3t. and February 28, at twelve, at Guild-
hail. Attortties, Mr Adams, 014J‘arry.
Francis Henry Chriftin, John Calvert Clarke, and Charles Bowen,
of College Hill, London, merchants and copartners, January
27, 3t, and February 23, at eleven, it Guildhall. Attorney, Mt.
Blunt, Old Pay Office, Broo.d-ftrett.
John Coward, of I,lverfton. Lancalhire, ironmonger, dealer and
chapman. January at five, January 3t , and February 28, at
eleven, at the Jerninghain Arms lon, Shiffnaf, Salop. Attomies,
Mr. Wiliam Tomitra Price of Wolverhampton, Staffordfhire;
or Mr. Samuel Anftice, No 3, King's Bench Walks, Temple,
London. •
John Heyes, of Wigan. Lancafhire, linen manufadturer, dealer and
chapman, Feb, nary 16, at five, 17 and 18, at eleven, at the Buck
in the Vine, Wigan. Attornies, M. firs. Baron and Meath),
Wia.:n ; or Mr. Ellis, Curfitor-flreet, Chancery lane.
Jonathan Parker, of Gofporr, Hams, baker. grocer, dealer and
chapmati. January 27, at three, 23, at eleven, and February
28. at one, at the Dolphin inn. Nol th itrert, Go( urt. At-
tornies. Meffra. Blaodfurd and Sweet, Temple; or Mr. John
Gay Wilkinfon, Gnfport.
John Carhery. of Vine ftreet, Weftminfter, Middlefex, ware-
houfentan; /cake and ehapmarr, January 27, 31, and February
18 at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Richard
Sara', Berkck ylquare, London.
William Valentine Scotney, of Oxford•ftreet, Middkfex, linen-
draper, dealer and chapnian. January 2; at ten, 31, and Feb-
ruary 28, at one, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Charles
Few, No. at, New North-ftreet, Red Lion lquare.
George Longbottom,of Holheth, near Leeds, Yorkfkire, clothier,
dealer and chapman, January 24. 3 I and February 28, at ten, at
Guildhall, London Attoruies, Meas. Gleadhill and Payne,
Tokenhoufe-yard, Lothbury, London.
George Edmonds, of Chancery-lane, Middlefes, law ftarioner,
dealer and chapman, January 23, February 3 and 28, at ten, at
Guildhall. I (nion. Attornies, Meffrs. Rofe and Manning,
Gray's 11ml-quire.
John Smith, late of Broughton, Lai cafbire calico printer, dealer
and chapman. February 6,7, a•el 28, at eleven, at the Spread
Eagle inn, ManckLft.-r. Attornies, Meffrs. Sharpe, Pecks and
Mnorhotife Mankheller ; or Meas. Milne and Parry, Old
Jewry, London.

Two Priies of 30,00 ct eat+, and the gloat Prizes
of 20,0001. to,oool. g,ocol. and Loool. &c. &c. are
yet to be determined in the prefent rich Lottery, the
next day of drawing v itl take place Thurfday the 22d
of this month. The undrawn Tickets and Shares
wilt be on fide at HODGES and Co.'s, Cornhil!, Ox-
ford-litreet, and St. James's•lireet, as long as any
remain, and where all prizes hill be paid on demand.
Os s Tuefday tail the 13th infiant, the State Lot-
tety commenced drawing, when No. 24,490, the &it
drawn Ticket entitled to 20,0201. u as fold at Meffis.
HAZARD. BURNS, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange,
in one Half, one Fourth, one Eighth, and two Six-
teenth Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted un-
draw•n, are felling as above. The fecund day of
Drawing will he on Thiarlday, the sad infiant ; and
on the Monclq folios Ins the firtk drawn- Ticket will
be entitled to toi,oool.

Among the diforders of- health we clads an habi.
tual coliivenefs, and 4,bllruCtions in the vtffels con-
neCted with digettion, which, from the life of pur-
gatives, are not relived, but tky become .a coniti-
tutional complaint. CalotheLantibilious maalicines,
and various tormulm have been employed, but they
certainly only difcharge the accumulated matter,
leaving the caufe !till calling ; and every one, under
their operation, finds the necallry of continuing, and
periodically increafing the dole, horn the tone and
lenfitivenefs of the itumach and intellines being par-
tially deflroyed. The luccefs of Sr ILSBUitYiS Patent
Antikorbutic Drop•, in removing glandular obltruc-
tions, improving the appetite, and deflroying that
n canting head ache, fenfe of weight, nervous
affeaions, 3tc. gives full value to dick antifc•.rbutic,
as when employed in Gout, Rheumatifm, Ulcera-
tions, or Scrophuta.—Mr. SPILSDU ay is not arc. nut-
able for any mixture.fold, unlefs the words " By the
King's Pa.em" are infected at length on the bill of
directions, bottle, and wrapper ; the (lamp elf° (the
King's duty) is printed in black ink inilea.l of red ink.
—Sold at the Difpenfary, No. ts, S.iho Square,
L'ndon, in trades of ss. 6.1. tots. and cis as, duty
included. C. rn eland EfTencst

DIED.
Ssturdxy morning, at his houfe, in Gloucefter-phee, New-road,
Mary-Is Bonne, Francis Goold, Efq. ohe of the Proprktors of
the OPera Houfe.
On Monday, at Bronipton, Mrs. Neville, Lady of Richard Ne-
ville, Efq. Lite Member for Wexford. v.