Star.
London, England, 1805-12-13 00:00:00

WI& !ivb!ES.

By letters from our Correfpundent in the *eft In-
dite, of date the 9th Oaober, we are glad to learn,
that the fatal progrefs of the yellow fever kerns
arrefled at Barbadoes, the 15th and other regiments
there are comparatively healthy ; few had been taken
ill, and none had died during the preceding ten days.
The other Wands are however now fuffering, par-
ticularly thofe which have hitherto been the molt
healthy. At St. Vincent's the fever has made fatal ra-
vages, both among the inhabitants and military. Mr.
OTTLRY Prefident of the Ifland, four Medical, and
feveral Other Gentlemen, are among the late deaths.
The 9oth regiment has loft fcveral Officers ; of the
number are, two Captains and a Q2arter
At Grenada they are Rill more unhealthy ; the
both regiment hai lately loft feveral Officers and a
great many men.
EXTRACT OF • LETTER FROM Alf OFFICER ON BOARD
ORR Of HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP AT JAMAICA, DATED
Spooilla Town, Geober 13,1803.
" After the departure of the Combined Fleets from
the Weft Indies, we were difpatched on a crnize off
the South fide of St. Domingo, to begin near Cape
Tibercon, and Rretch to windward as far South as
the city of St. Domingo. On the evening of the 27th
of June, a (mall veffel hove in fight, which we gave
chase to, and in making fail carried away our main
topfail yard ; the fchonner, on feeing this, had the
audacity to tire two guns to windward, and hoifted
French colours as a fignal of defiance : this was too
provoking to be put up with—the boats were hoifted
out, manned, and armed, and fent on a determined
chase; but night coming on, and the boats gain-
ing but little upon her, the lignal of fecal was made.
Next morning,being dole in with the land, Tome miles
North Welt of Cape Tiberoon, obferved a fchooner
riding elute in (bore ; and Aippofing her to be the
Game we chased the night before, manned and
armed the boats in order to cut her out, not conceiv-
ing the brigands as a neutral power would refill
the attempt: on approaching the fchooner the boats
were unexpeaedly faluted with a volley of (mall arms
from the (bore: the fchooner was immediately board-
ed, but no perfon found in her—our colours were
(hewn, and the people hailed to on Dore. informing
them we only came to examine if (he was French or
not ? the only an(wer was a fecund volley, which kil-
led one feaman on the (pot, woundei a mid(hipman
that died two days after, and three others badly
wounded. The Lieutenant who commanded the
boats on this occafion, is a brave, experienced, and
valuable officer : he opened a heavy fire upon the af-
failants, deßroying the few houfes on the beach, and
putting the whole to the rout ; many fell, and many
others Hying into the woods with great confufion—
the fchooner was brought out, and we failed direaly
for Tiberoon, to fee what reception we Ihould meat
with there : the boat was fent amore there, unarmed,
when the Commandant of a (mall fort came off, and

expreffed much friendthip for the Englilh, and
was furry for what bad happened to them repelling
the fchooner. She was delivered up as we found her
brigand property, and a friendly intercourfe followed,
when we fent alhore, and renewed our flock of
water, and a fupply of every thing the placeafford-
ed. Next morning the Commandant de Department
came on board, with his Aid-du-Camp, and two
fervants ; thefe officers prefent the moil extraordinary
appearance—a mixed breed, between black and white,
fomething ferocious in their looks, of the moil ffiabby
drefs, hats cocked a la Francois, worn nfelefs twenty
years ago, a piete of coarfe red cloth cut in an oval
form Ruck in the tarnifhed tinfel loop ; and the only
difference between the fervent and matter is the red
cockade of the one, notched round the edges, while
the fervant's is quite plain. Their appearance put
me in mind of a few German Jews making their firli
appearance in the lb eets of London, crying old cloath!.
Such are the Commanders of this beautiful, and once
produEti•e Maud, which ages will not be able to place
in its former Rate of ♦alue. After crt!'..,.ing our li-
mited time, we returned to Port Royal, without any
thing farther worth notice."

Mass, from Jamaica for
London, is loft on Charletlon•Bar ; the crew Paved.
'l'he Eliza, Wool), from Briaol for Jamaica, has
put into Madeira in &bah making four feet water
an hour.

The Ni

The Bloom, Rossirots, from the Delaware for
Bilboa, foundered at lea on the 24th of September.
Extra& of a letter from an Enghfli merchant,
detained in France fence May 1803 :
Oakndennes, Nov. q. 1305.
" I had lift the pleafure of writing to you from
Verdun, where we have 'remained till within thefe
few days, when an order arrived for the removal of
about i4o of us, from therm, to Valenciennes. We
were matched here, in three detachments, under an
&oft of Gem d'Armes. We walked always between
20 and 30 miles, and, on entering any town, where
we were to pafs the night, we were drawn up in rank
and file, called over, and then received billets on the
different public houfes ; the fame form of calling over
took place in the morning. At a town, called Me-
sides, about half way between this and Verdun, we
were pallid in review by a dirty Captain of Gensd'Ar-
merie, who had the meannefs to tell us, that we were
going to Valenciennes to be exchanged; and great
indeed was our difappointment, to find, on our arrival
here, that he had been guilty of telling us a moll
infamous falfehoo.i. After eight days march, we
arrived here; and, on entering the town, heard that
the fir[ detachment, which had preceded ours, had
the libet'tt to remain upon parole at the different
hotels. Judge then our allonilhment, on being im•
mediately condnaed into the citadel ! Here we were
I given to underlland, that the fir[ detachment was
I permitted to remain on parole, becaule it confined
I. of real gentlemen ; but we, or. the contrary, were to
be confined, becaufe we were neptian: (merchants).
We were confined in a dungeon, 1 cannot call it a
room ; no diftinaion between our fervants and our-
felves—all (hared the lame fate ! Our furniture con-
fined of one dreffer, two benches, and five miferable,
1 cannot fay army; and mattteffes, but lack. full of
!linking [haw. Here we were to be called over dud
times a day, and locked up at half pall five. Imme-
diately nn my at rival, I lent notice of it to my
worthy friends, the Mars. —, who withpgreat
kiildlleff, came forward, and offered themletves as
-fecurity for my appearance when called for, upon
which the Commandant had the liberality to permit
me again to bteathe the pure air."

II4UTIbJL mfELLIOEhrOL

PLYMOUTH, Dim. t r.--aCvseis the PLOYIIt, of
IS gum. from a cruize. Sailed die Noma, of 36

guns, on a cruiZe. The Lairiatuaa, of 74 guns, is

gone up Hamoaze to be repaired.
Davie, Dic. • i z.—His Maklly's (kip VICTORY,

with the remains of our much lamewed Hero, an-
choted this afternoon about two miles to the Well-
ward of this place, being prevented from getting
into the Downs by the wind blowing hard from the
N. E. A large convoy paired by here fall night

from the Downs.—Sailed the brig Jupiter, Captain
DUNN, of and from London, with bale goods for
Lifbon. Paired by here this day from a cruize the
BLAZIO. and COMMIT gun brigs.—Wind E. N. E.

blows very bard, with violent (quills of hail and thaw.
Drat., Dic. r t.—Arrived the Trantit, from the

Mediterranean. and failed for Stiadgate Creek.—
Sailed the ImmtncraLur a, having on board a General

(name unknown), for the Wefer. Arrived the
Thrafher, from the Nore ; and the Watchful, from a
cruize at the back of the Goodwin Sands.
12.—Sailed thetunel and Prevoyante Rore
(hips, for Gibraltar ; Esmot.l and ARCH", with a
convoy for Ireland ; and the AMARANTH', on a

cruise. Arrived the IlAstorraLlTS, being obliged to

put back, the wind' coming round to the N. E. and
blowing hard. Arrived the ja c K ALL, from a cruize.
In the Downs—Edgar,Utr echt, Antelope, Truly,'
Immortalite, Druid, Romulus, Pegafus, Cygnet,
Dauntlefs, Otter, Volcano, Zebra, Explofion, Prof-
per°, Hecla, Devaftation, Jackal% Earneft, Urgent,
Bnld, Pincher, Bruizer, Acute, Defperste, Flamer,
Exertion, Phofphorus, Sparkler, Fearlefs, Archer,
Tickler, Gallant, Bloodhound, Wrangler, Conftant,
Blazer, Thrafher, and Watchful gun brigs ; Diadem
and Sceptre armed Sips ; Ignition fire veffel, Yar-
mouth lighter, and Harmony tranfport.
SHIMIZU, Dr C. I 2.—A very large fleet of tranf-
ports have come down the River, with ordnance-
fibres, &c on board for the Continent. A fignal is
jult made for them all to come into the Little Note,
and ft rike their top-gallant mafts and yards,as it blows
a heavy gale of wind. The STARLING gun-brig is
ready for lea, A 4 1 will fail in a day or two. We are
all anxiety here for the arrival of the VICTORY, with
the remains of our late gallant hero NeLson.

GIBRALTAR
Arrivals from the 27th Sept. to the oh Oflober.
On the 27th, hls Majelty's frigate Aural, Captain Elliott ;brig
Werfe), Captain Parker • thip Leviathan, Captain Bayntun; fri-
gate Juno; Captain IttehOrdfon; frigate Sirius, Captain Prowfe ;
frigate Niger, Captain HiUyard ; frigate Pbabe, Captain Capel ;
Coop Martin, Captain Savage; brig Dtstrona, Lieutenant Tom-
linfon, with the following veffels,
Coldfield Caftle, A. M'Neitd; General Greenfield, John Shout;
Speedwell, John Findley ; Ambrofia, Edward Gooderiad ; Bea-
tris, Thomas Roblnfon ; Atalanta, Alexander Murehead ; In•
duftry, John Woodman ; Dedalus, George Pye; Lulitania,
James Donningfon ; Three Sifters, Richard Croffwood ; Brothers,
James Johnfton ; Kennedy, John Dove; Baron Nevin, Dania
Potter ; Malta, Wm. Young ; Sifters, Benjamin fvlunnings ;
Mary Ann, William Cobb ; Thetis, Edward Davifon ; Alexan-
der. William Lawrlng ; Levant, William Radon ; Ellen, I. Wat-
fon ; Berton, Robert Moldy ; Amphitrite, John Phillips ; Dili-
gence, I. Phillips ; Helena. Hartley ;Phan's.. William Broad;
Kedorally Calk, John Davies ; Hero, John Dougal ; Succefs, L
Blenterfop; Lord Demean, L Gardner ; Charlotte, N. Andrew;
Beresford, lg. Ware • FINS. Chriftel ; Ganges, A. Mane ;
Hawkcibury, I. WatfOn ; Amphitrite, D. Devay ; Douala's, R.
emulate ; Heron, William Brown ; Peggy's &week, G. Booth ;
William, W. Lithfice ; Shield, Wm. Stepper; Mary, I. Ruther-
ford; Duchcfs of Portland, M. Thompfun ; Sir Andrew Mit-
chell, I Fullerton, in 36 days from Portfnsouth, with naval and
ordnance !totes, Felonious, merchandise, &c. for Gibraltar and
the Mediterranean.
His Mikity 's brig Infolent, Lieutenant Morris, in days from
Plymouth ; the Danith fchoooer Fortuna, D. Cornelius, 8 days
from Lilbon, with tobacco for Gibraltar ; the United States fri-
gate Elks, Captain Campbell, from a cruise to the Weftward ;
the American (hip Rebecca, Henry Nimmo, 36 days from Portf-
mouth, with merchandise for Naples and Leghorn; the Dania'
brig Prince Frederick, Samuel Heinen, t 9 days front Leghorn,
with wine for Gibraltar; the Ragufan brig At%vo, Fraco. Pra -
ditch, tz dabs from Barcelona, with wine for Gibraltar ; the
Swedilh brig Neptune, Lan Almfon, to days front Cette, with
wine for Gottcnburgh ; his Mojefty's flony I'erntagaut, tape=
Pettitos days from Naples ; his blajetty a Ooop Bittern, from a
cruise to the Weftward ; the Sardinian :cheque Vn. del Carmen,
Gregorioßamairone, from Alzeliras, with bread for Gibraltar;
the United Stares brig Vixen, Captain Cos, from a cruise; the
Imperial brig Coragio, Spiro Stadovitch, 17 days from Barcelona,
with wine far a market.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVISICND, Da c. rt.—Puffed by the Anna Maria, Stollin,
front Malaga ; Mifflcorda, 'Mind; from Maim ; Liberty, Smith,
and the Rio Nova, Tilley, from Jamaica.—Sailed the Quern,
Sherwood, for Grenada; Caroline, Phelone, for St. Kitts; lien-
drica, Plats, for Catevryek ; Mercurius, Henna; Vrow Ryka,
Euetts ; Twe Gebrodtra, &woke, and the Chriftiana Elizabeth,
for Hamburgh.
Deccuara rs..--Paffed by the Tottenham. Dalrymple, from
Bombay; Riling Sun, Nefhit, from the Ilk of France ; Richard
and Ann,Biggins; Fairy, Francis; and the Maria, Bradley,from
Surinant ; Backboufe, Ramfey. front St. Lucie ; Union, Brown;
and the Lady Cathcart. Jab, from Grenada ; Quebec, Bailey,
from Quebec ; Neva, Watfon, front Dominica : Severn, Wzfon ;
'Benjamin, McCarthy Lady Harewood. Orman, and the Hope-
well, Read, front Barbadoes; London, Kerr, front Jamaica
Aberdeen, Cumming, front Antigua; New Diligence. Sinclair,
from Berbice; de Jonge Willhelm, Paterfon, from Leghorn ;
ary of Edinburgh, Rowlandfon, attache LondonWartio, from
St.;Kitt s.—Sailed the Lady Mackworth, Chapman, for Gre-
Dada ; Sir Edward Hamilton, Dertnett,and tie Centurion, Glad-
hbde, fur Jamaica.
ARRIVED.
At Barbadoes, Suecefs, --, front Newfotmdland—At Phila-
delphia, Attempt, —, front Neweaftle; Martha, —, from
Briftol ; Cleopatra, Orwell; and Mali: Wallington, front Liver-
Ipool-.-At Savannah, Mary, Rice; and Birmingham Packet.
from the Clyde; Difpatch, Paul; Brunfwick, Callahan; Rufus,
Barlow; Lucy and Elizabeth, Union, and Eliza,
I Stokes. from Liverpool--At Charlefton. Olive Branch, Bennett;
! Volant, Scott ; Rolla, Hutchins; Milliffippi, -----; Harriet,
1 Lyre; mid Bayne, stafford,front Liverpool; and Bedford. Hum-
phries. ::om London--At New York, Hardware, Matlock ; and
Polly. Cait, from London; Plato, Stevens, from Dublin ; Ame-
rica. Beard, from Betfait ; Waneham, Sarah and Eliza-
beth, Holland; and Cortiteilation. —, from Live pool—at
Bolton. Drama, —, from Liverpool--.At Baltimore. Stapleton.
Mohler'; Abeona, Gardner; and Newton, Riley, front Liver-
pool—.At New Providence, Speedwell, I.ckfon, from Liverpool
—At Virginia, Shepherdefs, Wills, front Loudon—At Madeira.
Simon Taylor, Meek ; and Attire, Willey, front London—in the
Bay of Sundy. Brothers, Hiburn, from Lontion--At St. hii-
chacl's, Fhsa, Barnes, from Liverpool, Packet, Gibbon:, front
&halt ; iuduftry, Thatcher. from Neweaftie; Antwerp, Smith;
Union Packet, and I ittle Ben, Oray, front Loudon—At
Demerara, Etna, hall, flout Africa—At hurivatn, Thane.,
Black ; and Union, Tucker. from Africa—At Jamaica, Suitt,
Roberts, from Africa and Henry, Franklatul. from Liverpool—
' At Attica, Sifters, --, Reehampteu. —; Daphne, Tom%

oaciajaiu, trees —At PhialAin;
Samaritan, Slick'ley, fromLiverpool—At New Providence, John.
Taylor, from Liverpool—At Bolton, June. Colley, from Liver-
pool—At Quebec, Efthcr, Collins, from Liv rpoo!—At New,
foundland, VP/einbolt. Longdcn, from Liverpool; Albion. Allen;
and Harmony, Payne, from Poole.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. .
To the Pearl and b Concorde, a diltriburion win be nude foi
the capture of the Andreas and Laurits, 14th January, 1799, to-
morrow at No.3,Balterrhall-court, Cannon-lira-et, every Monday
and Thurfday the three ran. .
To the cutter Florence., for the Contre-Andral Magoe, aiPtuied
the nth December. dor; on board the cutter, on her arrival id
port and recalled at No. 13. Clement's Inn, every Monday and
Merida, for three lean.
To the Barileur, for the recapture of the Banat, soth FebrilarP4
ans. at Mr. Hunt's, Stooehoule, Plymouth, every Tucfday and
Thurfday.
To the brig Steady, for the capture of the St. Jean, the 15th bt
Augult laketiery Monday and Thurfday, for four months. at the
Red-Lion, High-Rrect. Portfmouth.
To the gun brig Bold, for the Centre Amiral Mayon, the
I November, 11104, on board the Bold, on her arrival in ;port, and
recalled at No. Clement's Inn, every Timidity and Friday foe
three yean.

Celeriacs, Dec. g.—The Orr, arrived
here yelierday from Qzebec, after a pall'age of 26
days Left loading for this port, the Betfey, Snow-
den, and was to fail in a few days atter the Irvine ;
alto a brig, name unknown, WAS to fail for the Clyde
in twenty days. The fhip Northumberland, Gibbs
of London, was Brandied on Chaiieilon bar, the i4tlx
Odober. She was drove there from J.tmaica in dif-
trefs, with fugars. TiA fbip and cargo were totally
loll—Crew laved. Captain Gibb came hire paffent
ger with Captain Walker. The morning Captain
Walker failed, the Britilli traulport Minorca, return-
ed to ciulefton, a feeond time, in diarefs. The
Ellher, Irving, of London, was taken by boarding,
upon the sth November, by the French privateer
fchonner Superb, of foul teen ons, after feveral fitir-
mifhes for two days and a half. Captain Irving and
the other officers were all killed. Left loading for this
port the Olive Branch, Bennet. Spoke on the 9th
November, the Labelle, Green, in Ltt. 3z. long 78.
—la intl, in lat. 49. long. 18. the brig Mary, from
New York for Amtlerdam, out thirty days, all well.
The Volant, Scott, at Chit:teflon from hence. The
Mary, Rice, at Savannah, and nearly loaded for this
port. The Birmingham packet, Bowden, at Savan-
nah from hence. The Dart, Dennifton, and Miner-
va, Rowe, from Newfoundland for Malta, were fpoke
upon the 101 November, by the Defence man of liar,
twenty leagues welt of Cape St. Vincent's. The Ca-
ledonZa, Greig, paled on Saturday afternoon, for
Port Glafgow, from Piano. Arrived here on Fri-
day, the Ann, Cook, in twenty nine days from Mon;
the following veffels were left loading, viz, Eagle,
Nelfon, to fail three weeks after and Northern
Friends, M'Pherfon, to fail in ten days, both for this
port. The Rebecca and Sarah, of and for Leithf
was nearly loaded, and the Expedition, Hoag', of
and for Hull, was loaded, and ready for tea. •

Extra& of a Letter received per the Independence,
WALKER, by a gentleman in Greenock, froin bit
Correfpondent in Charleficn, giving an account of
an engagement between the Britilh (loop of war Pa-
TIMILL, and the French fchooner privateer Superb :
csirleftoo, Mar.
64 Yefterday arrived the &hill' floop of war Pa-
MILL, Capt. Lamsoles. This veffel is one of the
convoy of the Jamaica fleet, which left that place earl/
in September. On Saturday the left the Hem wits
the (tip Two Friends, M.NeaL, of this port, Which
vela alto arrived yefterday.
46 On Saturday afternoon, off North Edith), the
1, at lats.'. was engaged, by a French priiateet
abooner, called the Superb. Capt. Do/401410v, of
14 guns, and i;6 men, which has been cruzing off
this port for fome days pail, with an intention to take
the Two Friends.
" The privateer ran alongfide, and attempted to
board. when a broadlide from the Pereascs was
poured into her, which made gi eat havoc among bet
crew. The aelion lafted-atrittt 20 minutes, when the
Frenchman Cleared off, and fet all fail to efcape.—
The PRTERELL gave eliace, which was continnedfot
fome hours, but by the fuperior failing of the privas
leer, the got the weather gage of the (hip, and ef-
caped. Lieutenant Man LAND, and'one Man of the
Prrstect. were killed in the fleirmilh, and four men
wounded. When the privateer attempted to board
one man more forward than the tell fprang into one
of the port holes, and is now a prifoner on board the
PFTERELL. He fays that from 30 to 40 were killed
on board the fchooner before he kft her. They took
the PATERELL for a Guinearnan, nor did they difco-
ver their miftake, until they had get alongfide, when
they found her to be a veffel of war. One of the
officers attempted to haul down their colours, but the
Captain inftantly blew out his brains. The privateer
received much injury in the aelion, had her larboard
bow beat in. and it is fuppofed fhould (he meet with
any bad weather, (he mull inevitably fink, it is there-
fore probable (he will go into Savannah, and bare
the neceffary repairs done her. They may as well
repair this privateer, as give provilions and water,
tee. to the one which captured M'Ntat.. Fortu-
nately for Captain M.Neas, the PeTERELL left the
convoy to fee hint Cafe in, as the privateer knew the
Two Friends, and was eteamined to take her. The
remains of Lieutenant MAITLAND were brought up
to town this morning, and interred in the burying-
ground of St. Philip's church. A detachment of
Marines, and a number of tailors belonging to the
Chip, preceded the corps, which was followed by the
officers of the (tip, and the Britifh Conful, as mourn-
ers, and a number of refpe&.ible merchants and ci-
tizens clofed the proceMon. At the grave the funeral
honours °foal upon fuch cceztions, were performed
by the Marines, in fuch a manner a, to do credit to
,the moll vetetat troops.
" The Bri,ilh Chip Northumberland, one of the
fleet failed with the Ps rEttELL, took a pilot
yeflerday, and is bou,,d
" Five days after the a6tion, the privateer brought
to the 'hip Rolla, Hatehefon, of Chatlelton, from
Liverpool, about too miles eallward of the bar, and
forced Captain Hutcheren on board witli his paper*,
where he was immediately (grounded by upwards
of eighteen of the crew, who, after many violent
threats, were proceeding to deprive him of his pa-
pers, and threatening to (end his (hip to Catacoa,
but Captain H. producing papers accompanied with
certificates from the American Conful at Liverpool,
that Lis cargo was American protium/re was allow-
ed to proceed. Captain H. found that they had not
omitted lopplyirg themfelves with stores, articles of
cloathing, etc. late."

tit LONDON GAZ Dce:aber to .

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ait-OFFICE. DEC. 10.
,egiment of Dragoon Guards—Whitmore Smart. Gent. to
, Cornet, without purchafe, vice Scott, promoted ; Surgeon
. Ruston, from the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Sir-
/eon vice Wallace, who exchanges.
th Regiment of Light Dragoons—. Cornet Benjamin Altley to be
Lieutenant, without purchte.
lino—Lieutenant Ralo Bottler Jobnfon, from halt pay rat
toth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, (repaying the tilde.
, vice Meyrick, appointed to th 2 aid Light Dragocine.
.o —Stephen Cozen, Gait. to be Cornet, without purehafe,
..- Dance, prommed
Regiment of Fuut—Hofpital Mate Philip Walter to be AIL&
ant-Surgeon.
Dittel—Enfign John Anfaldo to be Llemenant,vite Coldltream,
dectafed.

Dftto—Michael St. John, Gent to be Fain, without pure.
hate, vice Vfmnow, promoted in the lath Foot.
Ditto—Alexander Macbean, Gent. to be Hof gn, without per.
hare, vice Moultrie, promoted hi the /its Foot.
Ditto—Thomas Kennedy, FA. from l:aif pay of Captain of
c 36t!, Feet, with temporary rank, to be Lieutenant, without
chafe, vice Thompron. appointed to the 14th Light Dm-
s; Enfitm Thomas Moultrie, from the 6th Foot, to be
nant, without purchafe, vice Sheridan, promoted in the
root.

to—Fnfign Carleton Bourne to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe, vice Couche promoted ; Georg.: Nuttal, Gent. to be
Enfign, vice bourne.
lino—Lieutenant George Burrell to be Captain of a Com-
vice Wifbart, tlece..f d; Lieutenant David Welt, from the
loot, to be Captain of a Company, 'kg. Odtittt, Seceded.
tto--Lientenant Neptune I.yuth to be Captain of a Com.
, without purchafe,vice Vernon, promoted ; Enfigit Richard
'urines Bates to be Lieutenant, vice Lynch ; Jothua Dancer,
to be Fnfign. vice Taylor, &cared; Frederick Thier,
to be Fnfign, vice Bates.
:to—Enfign John Whitley to be Lieutenant, without pur •
vice Strangeways, who refigits; F. W. Dillon, Gent. to be
Enfign, vice Whitky.
^,lto..—rilfign Charles Douglas to be lieutenant, without
...ce;Eidigu Richard Patinas to be Lleutemust, vice M'Nab,
mooted.

to.--Edward Davies, Gent. to be Fnfign,without purchafe,
Junto r, promoted in the 34th Font.
Ditto—John Ayling, Gent. to be Fa!lgo, vice Warner,de-
fed; Wiliam Toole, Gem. to be tidies, without porthole.,
. Sinunone,preimoted in the 3d Garrireu Battalion.
Dint —Liestimant Charia Miami, from the Royal African
to be Lieutenant, without purehofe.eke Beigp,deccafed.
tto•—Captain Robert Blatikkell to be Major, without per-
, vice Lapp, r, who reins; 2.itmutant John J. Keyt to be
_aptLiri of a Company,lty purcbafi, etre Gibbons,who retires;
Lieub nant Langford Redwood to he Captain of a Company,
purchafe, vice blackball; Giles lyre Blake, Gent. to be
'I!, purchafe. vire Rots, promoted.
tai--Lieutenant Hamlet °bins, from the yotb Foot,to be
Lieutenant, vice Van Ceurtland, who refigns.
froth Regiment of Font.
'Trains or Compleies, without purchaft—•Captain Henry
Hs. trim the lit Garrifon Rattail at, vice Simms, appointed
s Gamlen Company in Jamaica; Lieutenant Frederick
'ern, vice Riad:wood. detailed ; Lieutenant ioeter BUSK%
Dedein, aponiiited to the t 6th Foot ; Lieutenant i•-•••••
R obich. site Den, n,: ppointcd to the Kieg'sGernianLesden.
litto—James Ninth. Gent. to be I align, without radials,
Rracitliow, pron nted in the 87th Foot.
iittn—Enfign John Wedelns, from the ad Weft India Res
:lent, to be Enßgn, riot Stepney, who Mips.
George Define., from the 87th Foot, to be En-
without porthole. vice Archdell, promoted.
_ into—Lieutenant John Carroll. from the 69th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vritbout purthafe.
7th Dittoi..l.leutenant Edward Sankey, from the acth Light
Dragoons,to be Captain of a Company, by purcluk rice M'-
Wariane, who retires ; Enllgn Bradfhaw, from the daft
Toot, to be Lieutenant, withoot pnrchafe; Henry Watlon,Gent.
Enka, without purchafe, vice Delia; removed to the
Foot.
Ditto--lieutenant John Flack to be Captain of s Company,
without purchafc, vice Lord Dchiln, who rakes on half pay of
36th Foot.
-st India Regiment—Enfign John R Stepney, from the 67th
to be Bags, vice Wadame, who esehaegm.
...Lieutenant James Role. from the 64th Foot, to be Cap-
! a Company, vice Clarke, deviated; Enfign J. S. Miiier,
the York Light Infantry Voluntecrs, to be Lieutenant,
Webb, deviated ; Enfign Francis Malty to be Lieutenant,
Time smith, promoted in the White Oarrifon Company.
Obiel...E/Dfign J. M. Walk:, from the Bth Weft India Regl•
wog, to be tritium:lnt, without purchafe, vice Donovan, op-
painted to the ttth Foot; Enfign James Burke, from the Royal
African Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, deteafed.
k Ditto-.--Littitenant George Thong= in be Captain of a
Company, without porthole, vie. Hedwkkc, appointed to the
Font.
Samuel Wan Walcott to be Lieutenant, tAtitootpurchale,
Cameron, promoted in the 6th Welt Italia Regiment.
African Corps.—Lieutenant Anthony Schulties, from the
it, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cole, dectafed ;
Dean, atom the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, with-
, chafe, vice bliDonalti. appointed to the ssth Foot; John
is. *km. to be Ftiftgo, without purchafe, vice Burke, pro-
io 7th Weft India Regiment.
'rim King% Getman Legion.
,egiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Otto Henry Volpe,
Captain of a Troop, with temporary Rank ; Capt. --a.
Breffche to he ditto, with temporary Rank ; Lieutenant
. de 'Bela to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank ; En-
Anton Baron WaribC, from the 3d Battalion of Infantry,
Cornet.
:anon of Infantry—F[l6ga rape to be Enfign, vice
ierfabe. promoted.
Ditto—Litutenazit.Coloncl George de Drieberg to be Colonel-
Commandant, with temporary Rank.
o be Captains of Companies, with temporary Rank—Captains
Ferditatnel de &midis, Paul Chuden, Emit de liamelberg, and
lit Gerber.
deuteirants, with temporary Rank—Lieutenants George
Lewis Lodders, Lewis de Loleche, and Lewisßaenalefter.
Et ligns—lanfigne Acme Delius, and George Hotzen, frost
Depot Company; Cheeks Baron Linfingen, and Clarinian
G•eben. _ _ _

Company—Enfign Charles Wiftinghaufen to be Enfign,
.c appointed to the nth Battalion
Engineers—Lieurenant George 1 rederick Scharer to be. Aril Cap-
tin, with temporary Rata-,
Light Infantry Vuitinteers—Lieutenant John Blake Lynch,
• the 6th Welt India Reginltllt, to be Captain of a Com.
, without purchate, vice Wederbult, fupericdoL Lieute.
Jobs Attinfon from the 68th Foot, to be Captain of a'
,pany, without ;ordure, vice Gregory, appointed to the,
th Foot.
tiagifon Battalion—Brevet Major Richard Bourke. from the
• Font. to be Captain of a Company, vice Remelts, appuin
.o the 60th Foot.
it itto.--Ceptain James Hamikon, from the 6th Weft India Re.
Element, to be Captain of a company, vice Kerfteman, appointed
to the loth Foot,
Royal Veteran Battalion—Surgeon James Wallace, from the
aagoon Guard,, to be Surgeon, vice litiztoti who exchanges.
FREVET.
...natant and Adjutant Thomas Baylis, on the Staff 4..! the Army
Depot, to have the rank of Captain in the Army.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Charles George, tram half pay of the aad Light Dragoons,
Surgeon to the Forms, vice Worth. dercared.
a Charles Hadwig to be Staff Surgeon to the Foreign Forces,
.see Weber. promoted.
Sweat L. Van Matfett, from the both Foot, to be Surgeon to the
liereign Depot, vice liadwig
Moore, Gent. to be Deputy Purveyor to the Foreign Forces,
Manumit, promoted.]
IaItANDU3I rhe appointment of Robert Naffau Sutton,
to be Lieutenant in the 7th Foot, without purchafe. as
the Gazette of the ,3d Intl, has not taken place.
ERRATogi in the Gazette of the 19th Ultimo.
45th' Regiment of Foot.
Rafter James Ncffur to be Liattenant, widow t tomb" vies
promoted, read Bags James Nam' a be Litibtontit,
lareby's, vice Huhn, pcomaid. •

RUMAT* igt the Chteetee of the sad
37th Regiment of Foot.
For ilafiyo Jahn Spred %moo, from the 96th Mot, to be Witt
without purchak vice Hadley, promoted to the 38th Foot,
read John Spread Penton. Gait. to be 'lain, without prelate,
vice Hadky,iniumited la the 38th Foot.
96,h Foot.
For Han Smith Spur, Goat. to be !nap, without porebak,
via Fewso, removal to die 37th Foot, read Hugh Smith Spear
Coat. to be Ealip. without prelate.
In the Gasate of the r 9th Ultimo,
gait First.
For Harpies! Mate Chambers to be A Maine Sorrow, rand
fluty/tee Mate William Chambers to be Afaitant Surgeon.
Commilfion in the Renfrewihire Regiment of Militia,
ligned by his MAjelly's Lieutenant fur that County.
Loki Peter Fergiston to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, raped-
Dated dogma ay, 18ot.
Coemriffions in the Loyal Greennck Volunteers,
figned by hi: 11.4jefly's Lieutemant for the County
of Retifiew.
Lisetwant A. Wood to be Captain, vice H. Maisie, reaped--
Dated Ortober a, IS- e-
To be Lieutenants—Rolle ?wage Robinson, vise Archibald Ro-

button, renal:ed. Dead roue 8, tBos.
nfign John Weems, vice Wood, promoted, and Enka John
Halms vice Li Me, rained. Dated October e, i los.
'o be Entigns—qamesHiunpirey, Gent. vice Reignite, promoted.
Dated June 8. 1805.
ohn Shaw, Gent vice Warden, promoted, and Neil intenson,
Gent. vice Halms, promoted. Dated Odtober a, dos.
E tea 4in the Gazette of the 12th of November Left.

Loyal Stinthwerk Volunteers.

For John 77memf•;, read Jobn Dowley.rend
Thomas Morley—For Robert Bruadwatcr, read Robert Cloaks

Broadwater.

LAW IN% E LLIGENCE.

COURT OP CHANCERY, DEC. )i.
WILLINCIE V. DIINTINCX.

Our Readers will recollea. that the Plaintiff is
allignee of Mai.. Willincks, of Amitcrefam, who lent
the lion of aB,oool. to Turnbull and Forbes, upon a
mortgage which they had on certain tastes belong.
ing to the Defendants, in the iflands of Demerara,
Bethke, and Elliquibo. Turnbull and Forbes fince
become bankrupts, and Mears Willincks, of Am-
Rerdam, made an aflignment of their mortgage deed
to the Plaintiff, who applied to the Court for the
'appointment of a receiver and confignee of the pro.
duce of the ellates in queflion, for the repayment of
the turn advanced upon the mortgage. Having
given a Raiment of the cafe on a former occalion,
k becomes unneceffary to repeat any of the partim
lan at prefent.
The LOAD CHANCILLnit, in adverting to this cafe,
prootifed, that in the opinion he meant to give upon
die point now before him, he should give it without
taodici to any application the • laintiff might
fin make for the appointment of a confignee,
or to his filing a bill to refirain the aflignments from
being diverted to other purpofes than the payment
of thefe jolt debts. In the mortgage made by Mdli..
lentinck, with Turnbull and Forbes, the former
were to remain in the poffeffion and management of
the @Rates, and were to fecure to the mortgagees a
title to the confignments. The Defendants in their
a tfwer, did not deny that the confignments were now
applied to purpofes ditlin& from the payment of this
Dutch debt ; but on the other hand, they did not
admit that they had due notice of the terms of the
agreement between MelTrs. Turnbull and Forbes.
and Meffrs. Willinck ; and, therefore, the Court did
not know from the record, that they had not a juR
right firß to difeharge any obligations which they,
might have entered into dialing the time that
intervened between the mortgage to Turnbull and
Forbes, and the tranfattions between the latter and
thefe Dutch merchants. Under fuch circumfiances,
the equity of that Court could not allow of its ap-
pointing a confignee for the purpofes required. The
mature of the cafe was only to be colleded from three
long deeds, containing a variety of claufes and Ripe-
lations, of which only a ver y fmall part appeared
upon the record. What he, therefore, recommen-
ded, was, for the Plaintiff to amend his bill, which it
was now fully competent for him to do, and fet forth
the whole of the cafe upon which the Court was es
petted finally to decide.
A veil number of motions were made, in the coork
of the day, which had no interett whatever, except to
the parties concerned. In one cafe, where an appli-
cation was made to extend the time for the payment
of 2 i,oool. Rock, ordered to be paid into Court, to
the interval between this and the next feat (which'
will be in the courfe of a very few days) it w.rs ob-
jetted, that, as the payment was to be made in a
certain funded Rock, in the prefent circumfiances of
the times, the leaf) delay may be proddlive of a
confiderable diminution in the amount.

The Loau CHANCELLOR laid, that they did not
come there as politicians, nor could he fit in that
Court in the capacity of a Rock jobber. Were loch
a pradice to prevail, there would be no end to calcu-
lations of this kind, and if the Court were to admit
its introftußion, it tight as well (bet up (hop. What
he fhould dire& was all that he could do, namely,
that the money (honk" be paid into Court 'before the
next (cal, with interest of 41. per cent. from the time
when it was ordered to be paid, and that the party
applying for this iudulgeace, fhould pay the eons at-
tending it.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. it.
Tut:Burial V. COLE AND OTHERS.

Three Mee were directed by the Court of Chan-
cery ; firll, whether a Mr. Fell, a eoachmaker, had
committed an LEI of bankruptcy on or before the
zyth July, 1804 ? fecondly, whether he had com-
mitted an ail of bankruptcy on or before the a7th
Auguft, 'Sc.'? and, thirdly, whether Fell was in.
deleted to the plaintiff in the fum of tool. previous
to either of thole days? The defendants, Cole and
Key, were yr,ung men, who had imprudehtly enter•
ed into partnertbip with Fell, and brought 19001.
each into the concern, at a time when, as it after-
wards appeared, he was overwhelmed in inf. 4vency ;
of cootie, for filch debts as dell owed prior to his
original ad of bank, uptcy they were liable. An ar•
ranoement had been made with the general creditors
of Fcll, wh-, with the exception of Mr. Tunbridr,
the plaintiff, figned a deed of compofition. 1 he
plaintiff refilled fo to do, thinking he (hould obtain
his debt out of the feparate eQates of the defendants.
The debt from Fell was limed by a, bona, dated
Olober 1804, an 4 it was nectAary to thew that the
confideration fur which the bond was given exilled
before the ads of bankruptcy. Multiplied ads of
bankruptcy were proved; fo that the two &I quer-
duns wtr c put vret of fight idtogether. To eliabßir

the affirmative of the third, two witaeffes were call-
ed s the fira was Mr. Hamilton, a refpceable Soli-
citor, who Rated that the plaintiff and Mr. Fell
came to his Office in Oftober, 184, to have the bond
filled op; and that Fell then admitted that he had
given two notes for the debt, which Tunbridge laid
were deßroyed.
Lord Eccasamtouom obferved, that without the
produaion of thofe notes he thould not receive pa-
role evidence of them, becaufe the declaration of a
man after he had committed an aa of bankruptcy,
could not be admitted fur the purpofe of fitting up
a debt which was to affea his eftate. Such a decla-
ration, while a man was folvent, would besproof of a
debt; for it would be prefumed that no folvent man
would admit a debt which was not due.
This evidence failing, a Mr. Kellow was next
called. It appeared that he bad been a coacbmaker,
and bad twice failed in bufinefi. The firif time he
Ropped, becanfe he found himfelf lofing ground in
trade, but he paid twenty fbillings in the pound ; the
fecond time he was a bankrupt. He then went to
live as (errant to Mr. Fell. ,He Paid, that be had
repeatedly denied his mailer to his Creditors as long
back as the beginning of April, iBo4. He alto
Rated, that one day obferving Mr. Fell looking over
his papers, and throwing a number of them into the
fire, a few by accident fell on the floor; his mailer
was called away, and be had the curinfity to pick up
and examine the papers which had efcapcd the
flames. Tilnlkawc:e accounts of Mr. Fell's debts.-1
One of the d thefe words and figures—" Mr.
Tunbridge, 249." There wakno mark to defignate
pounds, (billings, and pence, but merely the name
of Tunbridge, and the figures 249. The w;tnefs ad
mitted, that although he knew of the infolvency of
Fell, he never intimated his fituation to the two
young men, the defendants, when they were em-
barking their fortunes in his concerns.
Mr. GARROW addreffed the jury, principally on
the credibility of this witnefi. He (poke of him in
that very Rrong language be generally ufes when he
conceives he has a bad charaBer to deal with.
_ _

Lord ELLsoßoaouce was decidedly of opinion,
that however it might be prefumed that the charac-
ters
Tunbridge, 249," referred to pounds, yet in
the abfcnce of politive proof of the esidence of a
debt, it was not that fort of teffimeny a Court of
Law ought to fanaion, and particularly when it wab
coofidered that the notes for which the bond bad been
Paid to have been given were not produced.
The Jury coincided with the opinion of his Lord-
'hip, returned a verdia for the plaintiff on the two
firtk iffues, and for the defendant on the laft. The
plaintiff confequently failed in his adieu.

On Saturday the Glee Club held their 6rll meet.
log this feafon at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,
Strand. There were prefentSvhFuss Gaoossaatuaa,
Efq. Prefident; CHARILLI WRIGHT, Efq. Vice Pre.
fident ; R. SMITH, Efq. Treafnrer, and Mr. Sista,
ConduBor, and about 4o Members and Vilitors.--
After the ufual fongs the Prefident produced an Ode
which was written and computed on the death of
Major Atoms, Come years fine, Nsisou being Cub-
aitnted intlead of Andre.

•
The *rds are as follows--
Round the hapiefs Nelfon's urn,
Be the cyprefs foliage fpread;
Fragrant fpiee profafely burr.,
Honours grateful to the dead.
Let a Pallor's manly farm
Guard the vale his:dims bean;
Truth in living farrow warm,
Pay a mourning nation's tears : •
Fame, his pralfe upon thy wing,
Through the world difpering telt,
In the ferviet of his Kim
In his Country's eau& he
The mufic is by Paxton. It was lung with great
effea by Meffrs. Leete Page, Evans, and Elliot. A
number of excellent glees were aftei wards performed
in a very admirable ayle.
A very in.,epid and brave adt was done by Daniel li
Fitzpatrick, a feaman of the Tonnant, when that fhip
was engaging the Algefiras, (which Bruck to her),
he actually went from the main chains to the bow.
fprit of the Algefiras and tore away the jack.; but,
poor fellow, in returning with it, be was (hot, and
fell between the two blips.
On Wednefday night Mr. Waters, ot jewry•areet,
and another gentleman, in a poft chaife, were rob.
bed by a fingie highwayman, with a mafk over his
face, near Stamford hill, of their .purfes, containing
upwards of 301.

BIRTHS.
On Sundsy morning, the aft inflant, the Lady of John Collin&
Efq. of Gloucefter.place. New Road, of a fan.
At Coomb, Surrey, no the ath rlt. the Lady of Robert Win.
Tait, Efq. of a daughter.
On the stb of March, at the Monnl. Madras, the Lady of Cap.
kin J. Nixon, of the Artillery, of a daughter.
On fburfday lift, in Portlaod-plaee. the Lady of Vakntine
Efq. of a fon.
Lately, at Far& Lodge, Waithaniftow. the Lady otl. P. Ana
derfoo, Efq. of a ftill-lreen child.
ilurfday felinight, at Twickenham, the Lady of John Llcan
Paul, Efq of a daughter.
On Wednefday Walden, at Bilbsp Court, Exeter, Devon, the
Right Hon. Lady Graves, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On the sllth ult. at St. John's Church, Thomas Bra.lley Fooks.
Ng. of Dartford, in Kean, to Mira Maria Penelope Crasroft, of
North Brea, Weitruinfter.
Lately, Captain Carters d tbe Plymouth Divillan of Marines,
to Mifi Stokes, daughter of Tbos Stokes, Efq. folickor, Chepitow.
At Glafguw, on the asth dt Jonathan Nicholfon, Efq. merchant
in Dumfries, to Mifs Janette Joholton, only daughter of the late
Alexander Johnilbo, Ifq. of Annandale Houk, in the parifh of
St. Ann's, Jamaica.
Monday, at Chifwiek, Charks Tbompfoo, Efq. young& ion of
Henry Thompfun, Efq. of Kirby Hall, Yorkflaire. to Mits Jane
Torun. fourth daughter of John Turton, Efq of RutTell-fqu.rc.
Lately, Mr. John Deck, bookfeller and poltmafter of Bury, to
Mifs Welch, of Capel in Surrey.
Skene, of the 63d Foot, to Mifs Margaret Plumb si Bury.
The Rev. Mr. L o:te, to Mifs Rachael Hammond, fecapd
daughter of Win. Hammond, Efq. of Pottergate itreet, Norwich.

PIED.

Yelterday morning, Mr. Sanlusl Marriott, many years mailer
of the Paul's Head Tavern, Csteatoo-nreet, and ode of the Bridge.
matters of tic Uri of London.
Yeateday, foddenly, at his hoofe at Bev Moor, Herts, Mr.
John Almon, formerly au eminent bookkiler in Piceadiily.
Yeiterday morning, at his houfs at etelica. in the 67th year of
his age, Henry Sampfoo Woodfall, Efq. formerly au eminent prin-
ter, and for nearly forty years cooduetor of the Public Advertifer,
in which the cektuated Letten of Junius were originally pu►liO d•
On Friday evening Wt, at his hook, at Twickenham Common,
"Thooms Wialloe,Efq.
Sunday evening, to Tower-ftreet, Mif. Ann Harman, daughter
of Thomas D. Human, Efq el the Bland of Antigua.
Oa Monday, Mrs. Lucas, wife of Wm. Lusts, Efq. of Gre:t
james-Rseet, Bedford row.
Oa du Bth hiltante,itt Upter Seysisow•arest. Portman Square,
ce IleatiaOf 1440,11 1190/Vd. Efq. of Paigarain.

to begsocarts.
APER.SON that bas ferved an A pp% fasticeri..a
wages sir/wawa u as Atfilkat to a Iniptiftable Howe in
&genie Trade.
Lettere (with real names Rabe( the Termr) (lipids! to
A. B. C. at W. Cowan:DO;Priatci Maireheltis, wIC be a:-
t raded to.

TO BB BET BY AUCTION,
Made let is tie areas dme by private metradt, of vrisice timely
bake vrM be gives)

By Mr. JOSEPH-VIHEY,
For a Term of Years, to be Si prefed at the time of letting,
On the Preatifes, on Monday, the 16th of December Milani, at
Twelve °Vlach in the Forenoon.
ALL that commodious, welteßablifhed, and good
aocaltansed INN. called LAMPLIGHTERS' HALL, to-
gedier with the 4 lore of Ground. Garden, Stables, and Coach-
Hordes thereto adjoining. and helooglog, Stowe In the part& of
Wedbury .upon-Tryna. in the comity of Gloucetter. and now in
the pitffefilou of Mrs. Mary Ann Joriour, the penpristor thereof.
The purchafcr will have to take to the Hoofshold rurnitors,
sird Stock, at the valuation of two (worn appragers—one it the
gourimegion of the Proprietor, and tit:other at the Parehafer.
Foe Arthur particulars and coodkions of letting, apply to the
Proprietor on thereunder&

TIAVING dedicated rayfelf to the Rudy, and been
a.* padded by the mod miliderable practice In that Mach
nada I thought proper mind, I mot that I have net Marc wolf .
amplOrd my thorthe• theft who, in the emeofive 604 of toe
pnieffion, are occadonelly bunted fo uncertainty, and cans t
always attain that bomb which 14=edly coaeranating ca
bullet:lnd power to melds of
The diesim of mumury are penile, dllindlot, for dap
with dm a train of ememititirlPmfe.aa4. by
of al vital magy, edema hasemeemoi•tered—..
they arde from the prevabgalifili ample. tbednired
&BMWs of febserh
en. et the iningems of maturity they:v-
ont the ma profellenal Sal ; but by dm ignorance
undineedi NM, Os tympanum aggtand4.ani de comb
tusks is deacon&
Asa 11011fIffiR of the !LOYAL COLLYfild BUROIIOd.,
I ground my nitenlions on regularity of education: and poddbog
every Privilege to prsetke I fret myftlf Indtkd to that confidence
with whin I Ism innate bees folibailly betotnol.
In the fat Miettoos of bed wcaltnehi early. apylitodee will
putout the cabin, of a &Muted home; iu whtes the ftif.
kin, from a cookiddids of the umeadleKs of the vise width
canted his suidetrann is fearful of the rontmen or mane d kit
body and broods over his MIMI, with min ms.
curtest. it tart t be fatisfsnory for OW to be align net out. of
appatiety of treatment bet alb of the mod bridal& berm.
dad in recent Vowed Cowpokes k is rabid to prevent pude,
danger or Mann; in Lb red ea ndleated cafes It acgatto.
11 ISM at esclufive muddies In Ms line to dishy, fife. duds.
sad *any eneftablidsmont.
I utra the advantage of di madam to thoduldsher 'sr who
are net. with say kind of DUMMY. of any fyingtems of
y AL 1 erfIiCTIOX. and in ad cobs she tams or new
nudes are *auxd on the deft ininded.
Pedants the cagsay are =pedal to Inds* kith acisookb•
are mean to (reify their age and =el lying.
Wintar
Idnabir el the Iheyd College et Surecens ha London:
We Asuriallhese, Strand. nen Temple 4ar

To S. SOLOMON, Eh. M. D LIVERPOOL.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE
Of ?aikido Mullins, Pdficipd Clerk of Mars. !Won, Parke%
sad limmis• Imo mod RA Merehants,Therne, near DoossEer.
OR.
'THROUGH a silapfe of a revere nervous Fever.
in Wotan atm. 1 was brought into a deep decline, ac-
eompanied by moltant pat Alta tweets, as to oblige me to change
my linen two or throe thaws a day, and' was &as up by the Fa-
culty as Mamba g my cough. which bad been ganisaggroend for
film time, was way violent indeed, and canted me to expederate
vat! (inanities et eery arcid and offenfive matter. I was total.
it #llrirld of areP for a bog disc I Ma became weak, ema
ono, and lb MVOs. dot I ail oat era's the room without
bag fappoemibirmyltol4lisdirmglime. I was fe nervous, than
IV adogli l boos fie' mint iheta Paralytic Broker and
tone the abase' sal were not in Gab a depiceabh.
emen. I was at Vim" together.
I was lo this Minh air eh conditica when your invalu-
al% issliiineb CORDIAL SALM OF GILEAD wag
get tome, la doles of three tea fporinfula, three
dime is ably, which was gradually inereafed to four tea fpoonfoks
four *pp a day. I found benefit dirodlr—my cough began to •
soml. opt to abase three weeks it was quite gone; ha like manned
AU all Halos brace my nerves, create an appetite, promote •
misell =Rood gradually invigorate soy whole frame; in a worst.
bommiliod I aod dunk Goo I have net had the lead revue Cute.
I better health than ever I did before, quite free from the
nervous fymptom.
r7Sheardown of Deoessiter, from whom the Cordial Helm
of Gilead was obtlined, anima as al who knew me, confider my
raromegy as little Eon of amilreele; soil( people labouring ander
eisiffiefre or nervous ellforders would have =wadk to this
'nod Medicine the Corder Balm of Gilead, I make no doubt of
their deriving the Imirtimaidits ; and for the good of mankind, I
With it WIN more I sawallplawin and retorted to. Some of the
Caudill .bolog We elms to an infant daughter of mine when is
movolloom k bad an inftamaacom and wonderful area su in.
coveting Ime. I am, Sir, year obliged humble (errant,
JOHN MULLINS.
Thies Qsay Mara u._ .

Sold in baZdein by Mrs. Mathews, 18, Strand i Dicey sod Fot•
icat.Bus. eburelayan4 Batson, ago, Oxford-ftreet; Pidding.76, Oa -
ford-ft met, eppoSte the Pantheon; Butler, 4, Cheapfule ; Barclay sad
Son, Fleet market; Shaw* and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-
yard; Howard and E Lang Lane,Weit•Smithfield; *gni par.
deularly at the following eds.
Bultol, Mrs.Shiersilt - lir Pigge
Bath, Hazard . astekeiter, Staines
Berwiek,Carr ri=inS.ilver
Define he, Hulbert Hoare
Briniturd, Wilts, Hopbbas 11=d, Bitnell
Bridgiet. Roberts . . lea
Bridgwater, Poole Wllkinfou
likwelley, Pratdrigton- - ~..1 Iltiti=lletbagc & Snot
Bieefler, Stephens too
Bread. 'l'd, Norbury NewealUe upon Tyne,Hutehis
ileaminfter, Hine fon and Co.
Whops Waithun, Jennings Norwich, Stevenfon
ilalittace. Shearcrott Newport, Me of Wight, ASO
Coventry, Merridew NAntwieb, Snelton
Canterbury, Brittow Ofweitry, kdwards
Cantor, Booth Pcorith, Souiny
Chatham, Eth.ringtas Portfea, J. and W. Bucking
Cambridge, Hoditia Portfmouth, Sliaspe
Cimino*, Moms Plymouth, Nettleton
Clapham, Bitten Plynsh Duck ,Holland
Dover, Nodes Rtekmatifworth, Purled
I ionflable, Queeniborougb Itochforel, Wade
Darnev, Hai ding Sheffield, Picrion
Deptford, s Davis Stamford, Newcomb
Dereham, Barker Stafford, ,forvart
Dutlin, No. 6, College Orem, Sbrewibury, Wood
Dugdale, Calwell, Bull Sherbaurne, Guadhy and Co.
Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Sazmundham, Night
Bridge Sou:lump, on, Baker
Eacter, Trewman and Son Saltibury, Cutlass
Ely, Brackei.bury Shaftfbin-y, A4;ame
Fronic,-Hanall Saffron Walden, Paine
Gloueefter, Junes stourbridge, Rodefon
Gokort, Hat ding Shepton Mallet •Carey
Gainfo,rough,.Towne Storkt/111, Cbriftupher ift !owes
Grechwien, Braine Tiontiolt, Rowe
Giafgow, Angus brDonald Twickenham, Mortinwr
Hull, J. Raturd Tunbr.d.;e Well.Koight
Horneaftle, Weir Trowinidge, Ching
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Henley on Thames, Nanton Whitby, Yeoman
Hanley Alhutt and Sun Whitehaven, Crottwaite
And all the Venders of Patent Medicine; in the United Kinid 1
A faring of 9s. may be had by purchafing the family hot ....
at .;:is. which curtain four of the Halt.gainea boitl,s.
Cr Solomon may be oohfulted by letter (p,,P... p.dd) adds• t'.
to him at Gilead Houle, near Liverpool, inclectii, hiaiewal:'e w
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