Star.
London, England, 1807-05-13 00:00:00

ammo', min- 12.

At half pall four o'clock this morning, the Royal
Denbigh Militia left Fort Pitt and embarked on board
the boats provided to carry them to Sheernefs. The
FlintEhire regiinent return by the fame conveyance
this afterpoon, and will occupy the barracks which
the Denbigh left.

The fine rifle battalion of the both regiment, corn-
poled entirely of Germans, began their march yef.
terday from Haflar, for the Kintifir coal, there to
be embarked for the Continent with the German
Legion. The battalions of the German Legion, now
in. Ireland, are daily expeeed in this country, to be
embarked for the fame defiination.
The ad regiment of. Surrey Militia is expefled here
to-morrow.

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Saturday four companies of Aftillery were em.
barked at Woolwich for foreign fervice. Three troops
of gunner drivers are alto under orders for embarka-
tion.
Saturday morning a fatal accident happened at
the Dock Yard, at the lower part of which tome men
were at work, placing and (tearing booms, for the
purpofe of preventing timber from floating away ;
when one of the men flipped off a man, along which
he was palling, and fell into the river, another came
inftantly to his affiftance, and while endeavouring to
extricate his companion, he alto fell in, a third then
came to affift the other two, and he was like wife pre.
cipitated into the fiver, the laft, howeter, happened
to be able to fwim, and he made to the (bore ; the
other two were fucked under by the malls, where they
remained, the one ten, and the other fifteen minutes;
when firft taken out they both had Come flight ap-
pearance of animation, and the one who had been
under water the ihorteft time, after confiderable ex-
ertions and attention, was recovered ; but the other,
named William Henry Seeth, was too far gone to be
reftored by the means poffeffed by the attendants of
the Dock Yard Surgery, being unfortunately not
provided with the apparatus, generally ufed for re-
ftoring rufpended animation.

A (hocking accident happened near Shakelpear's
Cliffe, Dover, on Saturday fe'nnight. A corporal,
belonging to the Lincoln Militia, a rope maker, and
who had been at work at his trade, during the dinner
time, with two other foldiers, in attempting to reach
a raven's nett, which was built in the Cliff, fell, at,d
was mangled in a molt dreadful manner. He had
foaie remains of life when picked up, but died fool
after. The diftance he fell is fuppofed to be ne tr
coo feet. The remaining two, men were with much
difficulty releafed from their perilous fituation, by
letting down ropes from the top of the Cliff. People
now living recoiled that there has been a nett in the
fame place for 70 years back.
Tuefday,a gentleman, whole name, we under and,
is Newman, refiding in Tichborne•Rreer, fell from a
fcaffsild in Covent Garden, while t!•e Candidates
were haranguing the Electors, and fradnted. his
&ult. He wac conveyed home in a hackney coach.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WIMT.HALL, MAY th.
The King has been ',leafed to grant unto the Right Hon. Cyr h-
-111111T Baron Ct.t.t.iN OW0( D. uf Caldburne and Hethpo, le, in the

county of Northumberland Vice Admiral of the Red Squadron of
his Majeßy's Fket, and Cummandet in Chief Of his Majeßy'sihips
and velfels in the Mediterranean, his Royal Licence and Ands°
city, that he and his defcendatits may bear, in vitni.vemoration of
the glorious and deeifice vielory ohrainut by his Majefly's (het,
tinder the command of HostAT to late Vilcount NELSON, over the

COMbillEd fteCIE Of Fiance and Spain. off C• ape Trafalgar, on the
2t ft day of 06tober : 805, (in which memorable engagement the
hid Vice AgltUilii CUTHBERT HOW BaronCcoLLINGWOOD, was
feenod in command), the forkrario„; honourable augmentation to
the ums• of the family of Cottallowooo, viz. A Chief wavy,
dews a Lioa pi:eaigirarelited narat'y elegy's:44 with the word
Trafalgar and alfo, in addition to the family crelt, the creft
follow/kg, viz the flon el' ,r man of Iva r, retrefentill 11.40 of the Royal
Braeseigst, (bring the Chip which bore the ft to of the raid Vice Ad.
miral in the (aid tom uit action) Salm." a Irene; rf hard and
ir4msh fuel) dittinEtions being belt July ezt.niplificd accor-
ding to the Laws of Arms. and recorded in the kitrald's Office.
MILITARY PRo MO 'IONS.
WAR I vrics, MAY 12. •
bth Regiment of Dragoons—Captain William Fr.al,ria Browne,
from the kith Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Fermor, who
exchanges.
• Sib Regiment of Light Dragoona—Payrnalter James Somerv'llc
Ditpay, from the 77th Foot, to Yaymalter, vice Staig, who
=chaise&
ith Ditto..-Comet Alexander Barton, to be Lieutenant, by pur-

ehafe.trice Dawfon, who retires.
19th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Young to be Captain of a Troop, I,
withutr. purchafe; Lieutenant Sir George Tuite, Bart. to be
Ceptaiti of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Henry, promoted.
Ift Regiment of Foot—Lieutetant-Color el Henry Conran. from
the 7th Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Coloncl,veithout
purehafe; Capuin John Wilton, from the 63i1 Foot, to he Cap-
tain of a Company, vice Lindfay, who exchangetenifignGeorge
Bay, front the ttt Regiment of Fuot Guards, to be Captain of
a Company, by purchafe, vice Nit olfon, who retires; Enfign John
Artoftnnig, front the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant,witbout put-
chafe, vice Muller, promoted it the Sicilian Regiment; Hofpital
Ware A. J I.ohdo orth to be Affiftsint-Surgeon, vice
promoted in the ch Welt India Regiment.
eth Ditto—Hofpital Mate J. Callender to be Militant Surgeon.
Sth Ditto—lieutenant John S. Simcocks to he Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchafe, vice Loratli, appointed to the 7thßoyal
Veteran Battalion
6th Ditto—l nfign Henry Chasten R ceves to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchafe: John itanalay. Cent. to be Enfign, vice Reeves;
Paymafter J:dm Blakeman, front the sd Battalion, to be Pay-
wafter of the eft Battalion, vice Sean, who exchanges; Paymaf
ter William Scott, from the tft battalion, to be Paymafter of
the ad Battalion, vice Blakeman, who exchanges,
. 9th Ditto— Face, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without purchafe.
13th Ditto—Captaio Honourable Arthur Percy Upton, from the
Colditream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Major, without
purchafe, vice Scott, promoted in the 96th Foot.
lath Ditto—Hofpital Mate J. H Kennedy to be AfkilaiitSurgeon;
Hofpital Mate John Scott to be ditto.
16th Lei to—Jobe Claude de Loppitiot. Gent. to be Enfign, with-
out purehafe, vice Rofs, promoted in the 90th Foot ; Surgeon
James Sharp. front the 6th Weft India Regiment, to be Sur-
geon, vice Burrowes,decrafed; Hofpital Mate Wm. P . O'Reilly
to he Militant Surgeon, vice O'Reilly, promut d in the 6th
Weft India Regiment
17th Ditto-a-Edward Auden, Gent. to be Enfign,by purchafe, vice
Gale. promoted.
azah Ditto.-L'iptain William Wallace to be Major, without put,
chafe, vice Walker, promoted in the Royal Cnrfican Rangers;
Lieutenant Peter Robinfoit to be Captain of a Company, vice
Wallice
sad Ditto—Second Lieutenant John H. Hazard to be Tirft Lieu-
tenant, without purehelb; Second Lieutenant John Y. Mount-
ford to be. ditto; Hofpital Mate John Griffith to be Militant-
Surgeon, vice Powell; promoted.
26th Ditto—Tofign Hamilton Maxwell to be Lieutenant, by par.
chafe, vice Dick, who retires.
27th Dino Thomas Craddock to be Lieutenant ,without
rumbas:voice Garland, appointed to the 3cth Foot: ----Petrie,
Gent. to be Enlign, vice Craddock ; Henry Thornhill, Gent. to
la'nfign, without purchafe, vice Chitty. promoted.
3r ft Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Williugham, from the tied) Foot,
to be Lieutenant,' t. Kenny, who exchanges.
34th Ditto.-11:fign William Poole, limn the 7;d Foot, to be En..
fign, by purchafe, vier Button promote!.
57th Ditto....Enfign Charles Astable Lt ppinot to be Lieutenant,
wititout porthafe.*lce Severe, prounnt d ; DillonMalry, Gent.
to be Enfign, vice Loppince; Hamm' Maw John Beafant to be
Alliftart Surgeon. •
st* Diwo.a.Lienteneot Gerald Fitzgerald, from the 6th Garrifon
Jilettation, to be Lieutenant, vice Couellan, who examinees;
lames Matthews Gent to be Etifign, wilutut purehafe, vice
noon titan , Who re figns.
4eth Dit to—l.ieutt mat Wolfe Kenny, from the 3 tit Foot. to be
a-Ligutenant, vice IVidiugharn, who exchanges.
Ditto.-Lieuteilant John M Intyre to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without pureltafe, vice M•Dermid, appointed to the 6th
Royal Veteran B
430 Dlins—Hofpital Mate Wm. Cumin to be Militant Surgeon.
46th Dlittoea.Enfign Thomas New/them Chrilliart, front the York
hr Infitotry Volunteers, to.be Lieutenant, vice Whitaher,•h>
ced
eta Dltto—Paytnafter Charles Crotehley, fram the ad Weft In-
stilt Regiment, to beTayinafkr of the ad Battalion, vice Nor-
wart hy. who exchanges.
sift Ditto--Enfign Edward Frederick to be Lieutenant by pur.
ehare, vice Blain:hard, who retires
49th Illtto-oJamea Chadwick, Gent. to be Enfign, without put,
glare. view Humbly, who refigns.
(tilt Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Hinkelly to be Captain of a
Company, ....tithout purchafe, vice Welsford, promoted in the
Sth Garelfais Battalion; Lieutenant Alexander Webfter, from
Half Vey of the 4th Fort, to be Lieutenant, vice De Rolfe, who
exchanges; Hofpital Mate John Bourkexo be AffiltatitSurgeon.
f 3d Ditto—Captain John Scott Lindefay, front the Royals, to be
Captain of a Company, 'lee Wilfoti, who exchanges; G. Car-
ter, Gest. to be Iftnligri, without purchafe, vice Fairtlough, pro
canted its the 90th Foot.
64th Ditto—Captain Richard Fervor, front the 6th Dragoons, to
he Captain of a Company, vice Browtie, who exchanges; Hof-
pital Mate Patrick Keane to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice O'Ma-
ley, promoted in the Ree•al Weft India Raveers ; and Hofpital
Mate Alex.. Gbwaai to be Militant Surgeon.
66th Ditto—John Hill, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice
Armitrong, promoted in the Royals.
ctli Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Saunders, front the 4th Welt-
India Regiment, to be l.it te etglt, vice Johgg on, who exchanges,
and Hans Morrifon, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice
Vowell, whofe appointment has not taken place.
;7th Ditto—Captain Joleph Peterfon, front the ift Weft India
Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gray, who ex-
changes; Paymefter John Staig, from the Bth Light Dragoons,
to be Paymafter. vice Darby, who exchanges.
Bth Ditto-aDweilrYeir, Gent to be Enfign, by putebafe, vice
Lewis, promoted; and Affiftata Surgeen t)eorge Pardon, front
the Clare Militia, to be Militant Surgeon.
th Ditto—Captain George Franci: Waldo Tinker, front the Bth
Garrifon Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bailey,
who exchanges.
Ti be Lieutenants.

Er}lgo Jamec B.irrow, from the 96th Foot, vice Tvreynell, dceeafed.
Bohan Pettr Barailler, vies Hart, deteafeth
litnigu William Refs, trom the t6th Foot, vice Crofton, deccafed.
East' Jeremiah Mark from the 341 Garrifon Bawalion..
Britian Walfh.
Snag° and Adjutant Izmes Cr:..wford, to have the rank of Lieu-
tenant.—Enitgo Donald Mr.elean.
Enka Samuel Faittlough, from the 634 Foo•.
To be Bnfigns--.Alelander Stec:art, Ocet. vice Tnekey, deceits d ;
Riehardon Spciring Wobfter. Gent. vice Barailler; C.
le Hunte, Gent vice Vial& ; 'and Thomas Banbury, Gent. vice
Maclean.
96th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Edward Feat, from. the
tjth Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice M'Creagh, deerafed I.
Francis Grant, Gent. to he Eithen, without purchafc, vice Bar-
row, promoted in the 9oth Font ; linfpital-Mate Adam Frafer
to be Affiamt-Surgeon, vice Swzit, appointed to the 9th Light
Dragoora•
aft Weft India Regiment—Captain Alexander Gray, from the yytlt
Pout, to be Captain of a Lompaity, vice Paterfou, who co-
' changes; rhfiga Thomas Birebant to be Lientenana, with/at,
purchafe, vice Donelly, who refigns ; Andrew Phair, Gent. to
hiafign, vine

ad Ditto—Paymafter Richard Ncfwotthy, from that Seth Foot,
to be Paymattrr, vice CI otchky, who exchanges.
Ditto—Enfign Anthony Dolphin to be Lieutenant, vice Hun-
gerford, deerafed; and Hubert Goichard Mercer, Gent. to he
Enfign. vice Dolphin.
4th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Johnfon, from the 7cth Foot; to
be Lieutenant, vice Saunderc, who exchanges ; Eitaga Andrew
Wm. Maiben to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice O'Dos.
nett, promoted in the lith Weft India Regiment ; James Mac-
gregor, Gent to tk, Euflgn, vice Maiben.
6th Ditto—Lientenant Richard Rub Nugent, from the both Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Percy. ap-
pointed to the 7th Foot ; Militant Surgeon Edward O'Reilly,
from the z6th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Sharpe, appointed to
the 16th Foot; and Hofpital Mate Nicholls, to ho Af-

filtant Surgeon.
Royal. Weft India Rangers--Lieutenant Mar Bethel Robiufoo,
from the Royal African Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Jack, pro-
moted; Enfign Charles Redmond to he Lieutenant, vice Oro-
feu, who refigns; WilliaM NVoodward, Gent tohe Enfign, vice
Redmond ; and Affiftant Surgeon Thomas O'Maley, from the
64th Foot, to be Surgeon vice Allard, deceafed.
York Light Infantry Voluoteers—Enfign A. S. Dolivier to be
Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Troya, promoted in the
Royal African Corps; and linfign Peter (baud to be Lieute-
nant, without purchafe.
To be Enfigns. without purchafe.
George Jackfon, Gent. vice diriftian, promoted in the gala Foot.
Robert Holmes, Gent. vice Dolivier.
Walter Deftnond, Gent. vice Qitartel.
To be Affittant Surgeon—Hofpital Mate Harrifon, vice Du
Parcq, deecafol.
Brigadier General Baillie's Regiment— Evatt, Gent. to be
be Second Lieutenant, without porch*, vice Kitfon, promoted
la the 6th Garrifon Battalion.
Wattevilles Regiment.
To he Lieutenants—Enfigns Louis de Gingins and Albert do Stet-
guer ; I.ientenant Cefar Augußin Champcaux, from the half
pay of the Royal Louis.
tit Garrifon Battalion—Enlign George Frederick Angelo to be
Lieutenant, vice Fowler, appointed to the oft Foot ; Enfign
George Weßphall, from the ad Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieu-
, tenant. vice Taylor, deceafed ; Henry Weathertton, Gent. to
be Enfign, vice Angelo; Hofpital Mate John Richard Elmore
to be Affillant Surgeon vice Vetch,pippointed to the soth Foot.
ad Ditto—William Lamphter, Gent. to be Enfign, viceWeftpball,
promoted in the aft Garrifon Battalion.
3d Garrifon Battalion.
To be Enflgns--Enlign Frederick Elliott, from the 4th Carrifon
Battalion, vice hell, who exchanges; Jeffery Prentiergaft, Gent.
vice Thomfon, deceafed ; William Latham, Gent. vice Muth,
promoted in the gall Foot.
4th Ditto eafnfign William Bell, from the 3d Garrifun Battalion,
to be Enligti, vice Elliott:who exchanges.
6th Ditto—Lieutenant George Carnelian, from the 38th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Fitz Gerald, who exchanges.
7th Garrifon gattalion—Enfign Wood, from the ad Foot, to
be Lieutenant. •
Bth Ditto—Captain S. Eyta Bentley, from the rth Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Fink- r, who exchanges.
Itch Royal Veteran Battalion —Scrjeant J. Brokenfhire, from the
Coldllreant Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Enfign.
Foreign Invalids—Captain Vicomte de Nouvelle, of the late Regi-
ment of Robin's Huffars, to be Captain, vice dc Cei ify, di*
ceafed. . _

HOSPITAL STAFF.
Surgeon Alexander Menzies, from the 9oth Foot, to be Surgeon
to tie Forces A
Surgeon John Perkins Hill. from half pay, to be ditto.
South Manz Volunteers—Rol:crt Watfoii, F.fq. to he Captain of
a Company, vice Grice;lign John Ofborn Chrittian to be
l.ieutenant, vice Oates, difmitTed ; East] Salmi -I Harris to be
Lieutenant, vice Kewley, difniiffed ; I•nfgn Edward Forbes to
be ditto, vice Fell, difmiffed ; Robert Haiiings, Gent to he En-
fig°, vice Woods, difmilfed ; Oink! Chrittian, Gent. to be
Eufign, vice Chriltian, promoted ; h:rjeant Major Godfrey
. Tate to be Adjutant, vice Grice, deceafed.
ERRATA in the Gazettes of the 18th and ssth ultimo.

34th Foot.
For Lieutenant Thomas ti"garth to be Captain of a Company,
by pnrchafe,vice Terretwfl, promoted,
Read Lieutenant Thomas Hogarth to be Captain of a Company,
by Foretaste, vice lverard, promoted.
36th Foot.
For Gentleman Cadet Roderick Aradentie, from the Royal Mili-
tary College, to be Enke', vice Ewart, promoted.
Read Gentleman Cadet Roger ltAtelfw„frorn the Royal Alilitary
College, to be Enlign, vice Fwart. romoted.
Fa a Al net in the Gazette of the ad initant.

For Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Dtrling,of the SIR Foot, to be an
A Clout Adjutant General to the Forces,
Read Lieutenaut Colonel Ralph Darling, of the sift Foot, to be
Militant Adjutant General to the Forces. Comm ifGon dated
Auguft .3,1806.

Cominiffions in the Effex Militia, figned by the Lord
Lieutenant.—Eallern Battalion.

Enlir Edward Geelt to he Lieutenant, vice Hinars, promoted ;
Willie n Marro, Gent, to be Enfign. vice Coca, promoted,—
Da•ed March 18, 'Boy.
Weitern Battalion—Henry Green, Gent. to be Enfiga. Dated

April 1, 18c.7.
Comniiffions in the Eire! Volunteers, figned by the
Lord Lieurenanr.—rarft Ms Legion.
Ealtern Battalion.

Lieutenant Nelda Ketcher ,o be Adjutant. Dated D::.4, zBo6.
Wen ern 11 tttalion.

Captain Robert Johnfon to be Adjtqatit. Dated Dee. 4,1806.
Dedham Volunteers.
John Powtsll, Cent. to h,: Enfign, v'ce Whitt:at, rt fired. Dated
April 7, t Fo7.
Commillion in the 111 Regiment of Ayrihire Volun-
teer Infant, y, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant.
Robert Neven, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Brackenridge, refigned.
Dated April 25,1807.

BANKRUPTS.
Matthew Bennett, of St. '1 homas the Apoftle, Devonfhire, yarn-
manufadurer, large-maker, dealer and chapman, to furrender
May 1,5, at, and Jure 23, at eleven, at the Gulden I.ion Inn,
Honiton, Devon Attorney, Mr. John Buller Pearfe, Haniton.
Samuel Levy, late of Manfell ftreee, Gnodman's Fields, Middle.
lex, jeweller, dealer and ch:ptnan, May 16, 30, and June 23,
at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Poole, Dowgate
Thomas Edward Poole, of Drayton in Hales, Salcp, currier and
haberdaftier. June 5,6, and 23, at elevm, at the Phcenit Inn,
Drayton in.H.tles. Attornie., Meffa. Benhow and Hope, Lin-
coln's Inn, London ; or Mr. Pigot, Drayton in-Hales.
William Wells, late of Rofemary.lane, Mlildlrfex, (but now a
prifoncr in the King's Bench.) viaualler, dealer and cliapman.
May 52. 23, and June 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Jones. No. 4, New Court, Crutched Friars.
Thomas t• toast, of Bermondfey ftreet, Surrey, hat-manufadturer,
May 11504, and June 23, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr.
Phase, Gray's Inn.
Thomas Dawfon, late of Portland Road, Portland (treat, Middle-
lex, dealer and chapman, May 16, 23, and June 23, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, Bedford-row.
Thomas Hibbs and Robert Saxby, of Weeley, , Fifer, grout. , part-
ners, dealers and chapmen, May r 6, 30, and June 23, at one, at
Guildhall, I.ondon.
Henry Crate, late of Albany Houle, Piccadilly, hfilddiefex, cook
and tavern-kttper, deala and chapman, May t 6, 23, and June
23, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Meffts. Blake
and White, Eftex-ftreet, Strand.
DIVIDENDS.
June tI. j -it Lee, of York, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the
Red Lion, ntar Monk Bar, York.
June 1. Jofeph Laneafter Cox, of High.ftreet, Lambeth, Surrey,'
vidtualler, at ten, at Guildhall.
Juce a. James Coleman, late of Clare Market, Middkfex, pool-
temr, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Junn... Thomas Blowers, of London-ftreet, patina ocSt. Pancras,
Middlefex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. •
June 3. James Doxon, of Maneherter, merchant, itealeven, at the
&tar Inn, Manchehler.
lase a. Richard Atkinfen, Henry Watters, and Mikan Ord, of
Frelatarch.ftreet, London, wine and brandy-merchants, and
_copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 2. John Hanfon, late of Alford, Lineolnthire innkeeper,
dealer and chapman, at &ow, at the White Hu; Tavern, in
• •• • 111111gRamtmon Hull. •
japan. Benjamin John Leach, of the Curtain rokadOlkoregiten
Middlef. x, bode-dealer, at eleven, at GoildhalL
rune Charles Dixon, Mr Ferelturels-ftrtat, Loam, lindlunaker
I and turner, at eleven, ''

MIDDLAsEIt SEB3ltoks.

Yetlerday -the Petters' Quarter Selrons of the
Peace. for the County of MAllefes, commenced at
Hicks's Hall, Cletkenerell
.a _teen, berme Mr. MALIN•
"AILING. and other Jeflices for the County.
yoke Cox Ives' trkd on tWo indiaments, for affault-
ing.Pierce Batfagio and: Jane Rof.. 'lt a ppcarod that
Il aff tgiowas' an Italian hair dreffer to the Opera
Houle, and betrayed all the coicombery ;Ohl from
the double chariaer of:bather and Opera Lounger.
The Defeedaht "vas an nglitbusan. They both. paid
their addriffes to the fame,yourig lady i the.ptiOr De-
fendant fOupff-Limfelf ottcriy incapable of taakiog
any way ageinft the fuperipr accOmplithments of the
'habits frikur. He was,poWever, determined to (hew
limfelf in the noble &tenet of war, and therefore
Whenever he met Moniker Baffaigin in* cotrpagy
with his midrefs. he made it la e tint to giic him a
little gentle drubbing; and fotricome,s would violently
carry off the lady. Mondetir -raid, his rudenefs had
at Taft become abfiituttly intolerable, and be found
himfetf driven to the neceflity of indiaing him'. The
• Defendant was acquitted of the affkolt upon the man,
but, found gui)ty of affaulting the lady, tor Which the
.Court fined him sos. ,

BIRTHS.
At Glafgow, the Right Hon Lady Janet Buchan-tn. of a fon.
On Sunday, the Lady of Martin Bree, fig of a fun.
MARRiffb.
At Edinburgh, en the morning of the Bth inft. Robert Frafer,
Kg. to Lady Anne Maitland, eldeft daughter of the Earl of
Lauderdale.
Ycitcrday morning, at St. George'. Church, Hanover-ft-pare,
Lord Chantey, eldeft lon of the Earl of Lcicefter, to Mift Gard-
ner, daughter of W. D. Gardner, Efq of Lower Grofvennr-ltreet.
A few dayt ago, the Hon George Winn, fvn of the late Lord
Headley, of Bremham Big,;in, in the county of York, to Mils
E. M. Majendie, eldeft daughter of Lewis Majendie, Efq of He
dinghlm Cattle, ER:.

DIED.
At Edinburgh, on Wednefday the 6th init. Hamilton Bell, Efq.
writer to the fignet.
On the ath ult. at Manfe of Monmay, the Rev. John Lundic,
minifter of that parith, in the Sid year of his age, and the iith
year of his miniftry.
Laft week, in the 61ft year of his age, John Colquitt, Efq.
Town Clerk of Liverpool.
At Cape Twin, on the e4th February, Lieutenant Alexander
Lachlan Maclean, of the 9;.t regiment, aged a t years, third fon of
the deceakd Captain M.tcl• an, and nephew of Lieutenant Colo-
nel A. L. Maclean, aid de camp to his late Royal Highncf& Prince
Ferdinand ; a brave and meritorious °Meer, w ho was killed on the
Continent, while ading and• r the orders of his 11.,yal Highnefs,
and after whom the deceafed was named.
On the 6th instant, at Dover, Mr Charles Allen Chatfield, of
the Heft RI-giment of Royal Surrey Militis, fon of Robert Chat-
field, Efq. of Croydon. Surrey.

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ton, Nu 5, Warwick lipare, London.

DOCTOR HOBON s IMPERIA I. OILS.
Patimu, who is ruff:ring under the till-
v trefling pain of Chronic Rhenmatifin, or the more nenne
anguith of Gout. wot.ld not, at any price, gladly rreli .I', a RI.
rowdy to relieve his (offerings! Vo remedy bas beet: fo eireCthal a•
Dr. Hodfon's Imperial Oil, in air. 'edit g ccrtain tale, asd a;leviati.
pain In there diftrefli4 com I ithe r ltiof h
.we.. rr t t joints a:.±
fliffnefs of the tendons, the bad tired of old amine, rendered Avoi
either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. This ex
anent application reduces the (welling. and brings the tendons and
rankles loft and pliable; in one difeafe, clic Rickets, the relaxed
yielding ecndition of the bones is fo wonderfully charged by the
regular ufe of the Imperial Oil, that the hones, though diltorted, re-
gain their natural Ihape and Iliture. In Pally, Numbileis of Limbs,
and Torpor of the Back or Spine, it prove a fov..treign Remedy,
byanimating and reftoring the en;.-rE2, cf the Nun,.
Sold wbotdale and retail a:. Mr. Butler's, No. 4.Cheapfide,cor-
ner of Paternoiter row; Hazard and Biwa, and Oruttwsll, Bath;
Stains and Lynch, Manchefter ; Onions, Liverpool ; and molt
bookfellers and medicine venders in every country town, in bottles
atas od. each.

CHING'. PATENT WORM LOVINGES.
V7ORMS are the mnfl frequent foinces of Chi"
• dron's Difeafes. Their fymptoms every Parent and Guar-
dian of Children flsotild be acqu tinted with. .1 hey oecitflon loft of
appetite, a palencfs of the colour of the face, emaciation and irre-
gular Bate of the Bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they
bring on convulfions ; they affedt the growth of the body, and they
prove fatal. by ending in a confumption or decay. Both as a ; re-
ventive and cure of there alarming complaints, the ab-ve excellent
Medicine is univerfally allowed, on the tcltimony of the higheft
Charadlers in this country, both in rank and refpediablity,to have
no equal. Their public approbition,given to the Proprietor, from
a perfonal knOwledge of its wonderful fucecfs in their own ratan-
lies.ltamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a fandion to it,
of which no other Medicine of the kind can boat:. Parents and
others, who have the care of children, &told have this remedy as a
family Medicine to refort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of
Children are any way difordered, which it will always be found to
relleve.—Sold wholef4le and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4,
Cheapuele, London ; and retail by mull country Venders, in boxes
at as. 9d and p.
__ 6d. each. • •
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FOR ERUPTIONS 0.3 THE SKIN. • .
PETITS PATIMOR PURIFYING SWEET CAKE'S.
'FROM the prevalence of Di[ area of the Skin in
A- Children from Inoculation, ant! alb.: mules, end the diffi-
culty of eradicating ttem,lt Its las.en long willed' that an alterative
ceuld be deviled that should iosnprik real b•niefit in. a (mall OM..
pals,. and at once be innocent, cheap, pleafant, and effedual. A
1 pradtitioner ^! 'eves- e_xperknee contrived, many years fence, a
JVledicine of this defcription for his young patients, and gave it a
form 7nculiarly adapted to the Palate and Stomach of Children.
The Need's of it full, anf tercel his expedati ,n in all Eruptions
upon the Skin, whether arifing front. original Impuritw of the
Shod, or acquired by the Vaccine or Vatiolous Inoculatl,m, Na-
tural Small Pox, islealles, or any other cattle; and it ire now with
confidence recommended to the attention of the Public. . • .
Sold by F. Newberg and Sons, at the only warehmle for Dr.
James's Powder, No. IS, St. Paul's Church yard. four doors cretin
Chcapfide, London. price as. a Box, containing 20 cakes or dons.
and 3d. the dutyo-Gbferve that the words n I'. Newbery, No. aj
St. Paul's," are engraved in the Ramp. 1

CORDIAL BALM OF GII.EAD.
Extradt of a Letter from John Jack fon l•fg of Cagle Caskfirf
County of Kildare, Ireland, to Dr. Solomon. •
DEAR SIR, Auguft 1, !Ern.
lINFORM you with great pleaftire that Mrs. J:te(&i
fon, my wife, was two yrtrs and a half clmpletely be., rldikft„
and not able, from her greet areakncfs, to eat, drink, or, dirt*
any thing, till the was advifed by a friend to try your truly main-
brated Cordial Balm of Gilead, nine bottles of which has 44 fp
extraordina: y and happy att erred, that the is now, though at the •
age of 63 years, able to walk out and exercife herfelf, being mat
perfedly recovered, to the furprife and aftnniihment of •all her
neighbours; in confideration of which, and in jullice to your
dicine, you have my permiflion to pubhlh the fame, thould you
think proper. I am, dear& Sir, your much obliged (cream,
JOHN JACKSON.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is fold in bottles, price half •-guinea
each ; there are silo Family Innate, price 3as. containing egnalto
four bottles at tos.6d. by which size patient raves 9a including
alto the duty; the Stamp of which bears the proprietor's name and
addrcfs in the engraving," Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate
whirl is felony: and this privilege, of a particular fet of plates far
his hernias, has been granted to Dr. SoLomott, by favour of his.
Majefty's Honourable Comrnifaonrrs of Stamp Duties, prpolrly
to fecure the public againft enunterfeits.—None elle are genuine.
May be had of Dr. Solomon, I.iberpool ; and of al relpeEtable•
Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom.

RENOVATED HEALTH. •
IT has been too frequently the fubjed of jun and
general reprobation, that men deftftute of the elements of
the medical art. have offered themfcives as candidates for public
patronage in the profcffion of phyfic. For the purpofe of d..ing
juftice to the refult of our studies arid expetience. and to prevent
us from being claffed aniong,pofe empirics whole imp: ut pre.
teadions have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re-
ceived, we beg leave to fubreit to the liberal and enlightened a
faithful ftatenit nt of our purfuits and acquirements. After hiving
received a regular medical education as the pupils of Melrrs Grin.
dal and Blizard, whole lcdtures and pradlice we carefully atten-
ded, at protelrors and furgeons of the Loudon Horpit.d. we eon tel
ourfelves as students in that juftly celebrated fehool for nu,;teal
acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were helme-
ted in the differe..t branches of Anatomy. Surgery, the theory and
pradtice of P:.yfic, Chemiftry, Midwifery. Botany. &c &c. by
thole eminent proteins, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Black, Hamilton
Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we AO not be deemed pre.
fumptuous in (eying that our proficiency and acquirements are not
inconfiderable• Hio, i, gi for Along ferles of years made venereal
complaints, and the various difeeres of DEBILI IN, the particular
oiled of our hushes and It:a:him it will, we hope, be attired
that we have acquired luperior knowledge of their treatment
and cure. In flight and recent cater of hafteduo, a puha re.
eitahliflunent is completed In the that period of two days; and,
in thole of the tented hiveteracy, where c thee pradtitioners hair
failed of firceefs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatneut,
cabins to the patient a LW and radical cure.
Amidit the melaucholy variety of diforders which are the effets
of a habit long aud molt unhappily purfued by the youth of halt
Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than thole
deficiencies and debilities which frequently. prevent or embitter
the matrimonial flaw. To loch perfons ft mull be a eoufoling te.
fled lion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode
of treatment, be reflored to that great& of all human bleflinge a
!Wong, manly, and vigorous constitution. In all cares of debility,
from whatever caufe arifiog, as well as in every fperies of veer.
real infeetion, we may he coached by patients of either fez with
the greateft Remy and honour. Hours of canfultatioa at home
I• Wore ten to three, and from fit in the evening till ten at night.
Patients in the country are requelted to Rate the particular,: of
their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c inclofing a
remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be given
or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enlure that fecrecy fo d-
fential to our undertaking, the voltage of letters may be added to
the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,
November a 6, v Bc6. No. 107, Hatton Garden.
N. B. Metres. CURRIE and Co. have certificates front the above
refpedtable Profeffors of London and EditibUrgh, of the diligence,
(kill, and humanity with which they performeel the duties afkrted
them dining the time they encoded their Ledturee'and.Pradice.

TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq.
Dear Sir, . No. 9, Bridge-fitter, Duxlon.
I FEEL it a duty ineunltociit upon me, to .inf,..no
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have rereired
from your inva'uable Methane—l .EAKE's PATENT PILLS,
About two years ago I was attzeked with a Venere.l Dlfortler
which I treated rather (lightly for time tir.te, but the dihateat
length (reading all over my B ,de., I was obllied to apply to tfie
writ crnifflL r.tof the Faculty, but their affiltance afforded wily two.
notary relict. I went through various. eourfcs-of Sakraneek-and
from being rather of a corpulent Haltlt was reduced to a mere
Skeleton. the ulcers that fpreaalitil '.ver my limbs, readmit.=
a complete objedt, fo that my frliuds defpaired of my frowsty.
When brought to this fituatton, I cordidered dceh at inevitable,
but a relation of mine commenting upon the many clfes in ,Lich
your Pills had furceeded, 1 was anduced t try a box o. there.
which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeveranic Co. two
or three menib:, and following y-ur direetionsi I . speller) cd
the molt unleco,:nt...lsk .relaratun from pail, he fore gradually
fubfiding •, I am now, thank Gon, pettedly recovered, and watt a
ing out daily : I doubt not but um more hoe, which I think cau-
tious to take, will eltabbik my health In its ori4insl 'Lae. It I,
with the ma licantelt gratitude that I fubieribe inyfelt,
your much obiig.d humble forvant. W:J. P4IIIIQM.
Deanfeate, Machelter, July r,
P.S. For the pul.he benefit I do not ohjcdt to the above hens
publlthed, bat Lave you to at/ as our.own better jodoneut
dleate. •

Prepared and 'ld by the rale Proprietor, Thomas Taylor Mein.
tv.:r of tee' Rapt College elf Surgeons, I.oad•m, Lt his II :aft
i‘n. 9, New Bridge Mitt. Where, after a eittillant rcE,letic. 0,
more than tltitt y fix yivn, in a pradicc particularly dirceivd to
Cie Cure of Venereal Complaints, wit., that invieshibk (eon?.
men of his prof, irum Should ain. aye obfetve, flaws
tiimicl'; the advice'nd afliitince he grateittoufly adminillets to
p: dour taking this Medicine will be elteesited by a difcerniiiv Pub
lic, as an advatitave (Moan to be obtained, and vohl of hmhiguily.
—Alf. 941, by his Appointment, for the convenience of Oink
living at a ditlance, a: the Pertamer's, N 0.35, St. Alben's fireet,
Pall Mill ; the l'iiy :shop, No. 103, Oxforst-firecr ;Mr I Lib°.
rough's. No. 7, H it ; Mr. Steers, Bookfeller, No. t,
ilotim Row, little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon's, Suuth•i3ridge,
Edinbun;lei ; Mr. Calvreles, ;Mr Billinges, Liverpool;
Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancht Res ; andlay one Pert it to every coo-
liderable l'own in Great Ilrltain and Ireland, is Bona of ie.),
as. 9d. each, feal.d up with full and plain dlredions, whereby
Perrone of dater Sc 6ay Cuie themfehrea with Ede, Speed, Se.
erecy, and fafety.

WHEN Profedional Men of Education and Re.
fponfibility deviate from the gtneral Syftem by the feledion
of a particular branch, the fandiutt of long continued Camila is
the heft criterion of fuperiority.
Thirteen years have I devoted my Ira lice to the tvehafive treat.
anent of Three Diforders, and the fuceef.ful ritilt of inv pbogires
me additional ardour to cppore, as fares I am able, the Imam of
thofe Complaints which are the molt important iu the Catalogue
of Human Infirmities.

After initiution into every Branch, as an Army Surgron,
formed a with at an early period of practice to relate individual►
from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dauger.ut
precipitancy of general Practitioners.
he Time Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my
attention, comprife every fpe:ies of VENEREAL INFECTION.
whether of a recent or long duratiott; sly, all Mulls of debility,
wilt titer ariting (morn the habits of fehoid hoys,ce this Wier-aces
of mature toe ; and,laaly. that derstivauent of the fyßeso in wo,
men whi.l; is called DARRENNES6or6IEiNI.II Y.

Numerous Di cats arc the Walt soi Ignorance, tar hale in the
treatment cf z fimple Cononhe ; and It not 'infrequently hat-
pens that the Iced: of life are penned by the *Wirer, tioa of an
unguard al hour. By a fuperior mahol fueh Confident. arc cafily
cured; and, even where others have failed, 1 mutt th.t I may pre-
fume to Misr a radical re-cltahliflment.

Few, however, arc the "bales of complicated dißrefs in this dii.
order, compared with th. calaniittlue fituatioos of Men, who, fmra
an ilidulgeoce in a folitary vice, or the rrevalcnt gaeties of a
fafisinra'..le life azquirc that tier of debility, which is the IMP
voidable confequence of fnch pernicious habits.
Vs totre the unhappy fufferer broods over hie miler'', but care•
fu lj conceals his misfortune. it may he fame confolation fee hint
to know, that silhouette l e ae objedk of doubt or uncert
svitis tstltcr pr.telitioners, the rcenqvatof elicit dciietc,,el,, uy the
gratluat.ptoAfefs 'cif renovation, is the acquireinent of my etperi-
enet IttliE ritei.of Bacchus of Venus have begukto reduce manly
vigour, much aittiety will he prevented tag arneitly counteradian
et 114 languid Rate • and in there cafes no great4iliajahy will occur.
Pitt where this Rate;
has for year. etifiod, a proper pci:e•
verazez ie fridlfpothfably requifite to r:vive the numbering (parks
to'rehifimate the confliturion: •
z. MAKRILID W)MEN, who have tang been difappaiated In
char expeclations of a family, may be .affured, that to moR
fiances, fuck defeat are curable by Medical !kill.
The fecreitWelsEch h.& *cfl'ential to toy :undertaking. and the
lanarifications which I have prcfunied to state, form the hafts of
defireter.fions, and in coincidence with Itch this intimation it
idrint that Mr.. Bree may be conful•ed r.rfonany, or by !Ater'
(ioclofing a (mall Note), at his hook, N. ay, Arvada-Wee.
•Altraml, 'Mar Temple-Bar.
J There is an additional Entrance in Water Rreetatijoisiab
and the name is on both the doors.
• MARTIN BREE,
• Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London.
• A CseTio44.--Sonrie Perlin's, who allay offset themfclves to
he MEMO! RS OF TUE ROYAL COLLEGE, having for fevenl months
pail copied my Advertifements &Imo* word for word, and Wetted
them as their awn produelions, it .is my duty .to mention, that
thole Perform are Rd kdembers of any College in London, Ellin'
burgh, or ealnlicre i nor boos they eel right to pradice Surge,/
in Londoes
N. B. A of the Members is publikbed at the Hotrfe of tilt
College in Lincolo's-Inn Fields, which may be referred to.

MOH WATIOCATi LONDON 8 UT)011 TO MORROW
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EONEZNi Printed moil publifhed by LEVEL KENT, 'sot Oie•
, serbory-Ploes, •Losbeth), at the STAft-Orncelen. I, Carer
Erect. Publlthed alfo at the STAR OPRICR, Temple Bat'.