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ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. •
WHiTtIiALL, JUNI 22, zSoz.
The !Una has been pie:tied to prefent the Rev. Tohn Ma-
dsen, Clerk, Mager of Aru, to the Redory of 011'ett, in the
County of Fife:, and Diocefe of London, void by the Tranfta-
tion of the Right Rev. Father in GOD Doctor Richard Balm,
Whop of Gloncefter, to the See of Bath and Wells.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICF, JUNE 22, 1802.
stb Regiment of Dragoon Guards—. William Pegy, Gent, to
be C9rnet, Joy purchafe. vice Irwin, promoted.
toth Regiment of Light Dragnons.-Lieutenant Frederick G.
Carmichael to be Captain, by purchafe, vice blacdonald,
who retires.
6th Regiment of Foot...Enfign J. H. S. Maw to be Lieutenant,
by purchafe, vice L'Eftrange, promoted in the both Foot.
gth Ditto-.. Lieutenant Andrew Wallace, from the 34th Font,
to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Alexander Campbell, who
retires; Martnadukc Robert Langdale, Gent. to be Enfign,
by purchafe, vice Shepherd, who retires.
42d Hcdderwick, Gent. to be Enfign,by pur-
chafe, vice lona, promoted.
44th Ditto—Jonathan Fountain Wrench, Gent. to be &Aga,
by purchafe, vice Fearer, who retires.
46th Ditto--koll Moon, Gent to be Enlign, by purchafe,
vice Fitzgerald, promoted.
53d Ditto--ideutenant John Carmichael to be Captain, by
purchafe, vice Dover. who retires.
35th Ditto—Captain Alexander Jekyll Chalmers, from the soth
Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Macdonald, promoted
in the 24th Foot.
624 Dktb--Lientenant jokpli Beadky to be Captain, by poi
chafe, vice Maingy, who retires.
67th Dino—Philip Jenkins, Gent. to be Eats,, by purchafe,
vice Etherington, promoted in the 85th Foot.
72d Ditto Major Cotqubnun Grant, from the AM Light
Dragoons, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice
M.lones, who retires
,7th Ditto—Brevet Major William Grant to be Major, with.
out purchafe, vice Forbes, removed to the Both Foot.
Seth Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Forbes, froni
the 77th Foot, to be Major, without purchafe, vice liar-
nefs, promoted.
Stft Trier, Gent. to be Afallant-Surgeon, vice
Jones. promoted in the Cape Regiment.
89th Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Courtney to be Captain, by
purebafe, vice Benfon, who retires; Frangn Edward Col-
thud Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Percival,
promoted; Janr:s Boyd, Gent. to be knftgn, vict. Smith.
The Cape Regiment—AiSitant Surgeon J. Jones, from the SIR

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Foot, to be Surgeon.
BREVET.
Colonel Marcus Beresford, on the Half Pay of the late ilstb
Foot, to be Brigadier General in the Windward and Lee-
ward Cliaribbee Wands only.
To be Majors in the Army.
Captain David Douglas, late of the Scotch Brigade.
Cohn Dundu Graham, late of Ditto.
Captaii: Alexatidcr Scott, late of Ditto.
Captain John Cameron, late of Ditto.
Captain-Lieutenant James Urquhart, late of Ditto.
STAFF.
Lisurenant-Colonel George Murray. of the 3d Foot Guards.
to be Adjutant General to the Forces ferving in the Leeward
Wands and Trinidad, 'ice Gledftanes, who reigns.
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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Auguß 3. James Pride, of Rome, Monmouth, timber 'mer-
chant, at ten, at the Beaufort's Arms, Monmouth.
BANKRUPTS.
Jnitua Coldly, of Hempitead, Norfolk, merchant, dealer and
chapman, to Surrender June 28, 29, and Auguft 3, at four, at
the White Swan, Norwich. Attornies, Mars. Sewell and
Blake, Norwich ; or Meffrs. Tilbury and Bedford, Ely-
Piece, London.
William Aitkenhead, late of No. t, St. James's-Market, Mid-
dlefex, ale and porter-merchant, June 26, July 3, atone, and
Auguß 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,lVleffrs. Hague and
Poole, Cannon-row, WeStminSter.
William Stephens, late of Abelturch-lane, London, oyfter-
dealer and fiflimonger, June 28, July 3, and Auguß 3, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Loxley, 80, Cheapflde.
Thomas Moore, late of Liverpool, merchant, July 23, 24, and
Auguß 3, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anemia,
Meffra. Stainftreet and Eden, Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas
Windle, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London.
James Hewitt, now or late of Wilfon-Street, Moorfields, Mid-
dlefer,lieaver, dealer and chapman, June a 6, July 3, and
August 3, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Philp Hurd,
Furnivars-Inn.
Thomas Atwill, of Tomes, Devon, fhopkeeper, June 28, at fours
june 29, and Auguß 2, at eleven, at the Seven Stars Inn, in
Teems: Anomie', Mr. Walter Prideaux, 'Totnes ; or Mr.
John Alexander, Bedford-row, London.
Thomas Jefferfon, now or late of Hudfwell, Yorkfhire, dealer
and chapman, June 28, 29, and Auguß 3, at ten, at the houfe
of James Irving, innkeeper, Carlifle, Cumberland. Anomie',
Mr. Jofcph Hodgfon, Carbide; or Mr. William Hodgfon,
Clement's-Inn, London.
John Coulthard, late of Shaws, but now of Oink Cumber-
land, dealer and chapman, June 28, 29, and Auguit 3, at ten,
at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlifle. Anomie', Mr. Ro-
bert Mountey, in Carl& ; or Mr. Henry Mounfey, Staple-
Inn, London.
Mary Tapley, of Newton Abbott, Devon, widow, Shopkeeper,
dealer and chapwoman, July t 6, t 7, and Auguß 3, at five, at
the Star Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. W. Bowing, Exeter;
or Mr. W. Hand+, Garden-court, Temple, London.
John Collingdon, of Plough-court, Lombard-Street, London
merchant, June 29, July 6, and Auguß 3, at ooe, at Guildhall:
Attorney, Mr. Speak, of St. John, Southwark.
William Powell, of Shcpton-Mallet, Somerfinfhlre, innholder,
dealer and chapman, June 29, 30, and Auguß 3, at eleven, at
the Bell-Inn, Shcpton-Mallet. Anomie', Mr. Fooks, Sher
ton-Mallet; or Mr. Warry, New-Inn, London.
Michael Bafhagen and Jeremiah Bermann, late of Watling-
Mott, London, merchants, dealer:, cliapmen and copartners,
June 24, at ten, July 59, at twelve, and Auguß 3, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Siiiiibury-fquare,Flcet-Street.
DIVIDENDS.
July 5. John Beethom the younger, of Lancafter, liquor-mer-
chant, at five, at the New Inn, Lancafter.
July so. Robert Pitkeathley, of Taviftock-ftreet, Covent-Gar-
den, bookfeller, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 6. Robert Jofeph Buddicom, of Liverpool, merchant, at
one, at the houl of Henry Forfliaw, Liverpool.
July 5. James Brice, of Trowbridge, Wilts, clothier, dealer
and chapman, at eleven, at the George lan, Trowbridge.
July 3. Joisph Weft, of Drury-lane; Middlefez, tailor, at ten;
at Guildhall.
July 5. William Demon, late of March, in the ISle of Ely and
Cambridgeftire, millwright and carpenter, at ten,.at the Sun
Inn, Cambridge.
July S. Anthony Thacker, late of Upwell, in the We of Ely and
Cambridgefhire' corn-merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten,
at the Sun Inn, Cambridge.
July S. Samuel Broughall, of Yeatnn, Bafehurch, Salop, miller,
at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Shrewfbury.
July 9. John Olborn the planar, of Gainiburgh, Lincolnibire,
druggiSt and brandy-merchant, at ten, at the Blaeltmour's-
Head Inn, Gainlburgh.
Auguß 28. James Focard the elder, Letitia Formal, and James
Foaard the younger, at P.lrk-lane, Piccadilly, Stable-keepers
and t. , at ten, at GuildhalL
July 24. Hawkins Bird, of Wine-Street, Briftol, tea-dealer and
chapman, at tan, at Guildhall, London.
July 6. Jahn Andrews, of King-Street, Saint George, Bloom-
ibury,hvidle-cutter, at ten, at GuildhalL
July 20. Thomas Cooper, of Henly-upon-Thames, Oxfordfhiro,
money-Scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 5. Benjamin Sealy, of Bofwell-court, Carey-Street, Mid-
dicks, money-feriveaer, at ten, at Goildhall.
July 3. jofeph Hatch, of Robert-Street, Bedford-row, Middle-
fez, cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
paty 3. Henry Nathan, late of Slicands, Kent, flop-feller, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 6. Rickard Parker, late of Little Argyle .ftreet, near Swat-
low-ltrect. Middlefeg tawnier add potatasslnerchant, at

neve are no elates of men of greater importance to fosiety
than thole which devote their time and talents to the pn.ferra-
tion of the Lcaith of their fellow creatures. How eminently far-
cefsful the late FRANCIS SPII.SSURV was in this truly laudahlt
employment, is completely evinced by the rapidity of (ale which
his celebrated ANTISCORNUTIC Daum have invariably com-
manded. As a purifier of the blood, reamer of the cunititio-
don, and bracer of the fyltem, their effedts have been aftonilh-
Mg, as may be fern by the lurprifing cures of perfons whowere
Alined with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Rhcu-
matifm, &c. and therefore the detedlion of thole impollars, who
by means of forged bills and other pretended credentials, have
vended a fpurious compufition of this truly excellent medicine,
ntuß be a fatisfadion to all perfoni who have a competent idea
of the abfolutc neceffity there la in being careful to purchafc the
genuine Remedy, as well as of preferviug perfenal property
from infringement. The true Medicine is diltingulffied by the
King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper ; and as a fur-
ther guard, by favour of his Majefty's Commiffioners of the
Stamp-Office, they have affixed a Ramp on each bottle, primed
in black lois. Prepared and fold at the Difpenfary, N0..1 5,
Soho4quare, and by the reticral Venders of Pitent Medicines
in Town and Country, in bottles sa and ii. as. duty included
A us. Bottle contains equal to five froall ones.