Star.
London, England, 1805-02-20 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Corrratcrison.a. Dsc. am—Marfhal Balm, the
French Ambaffador, received tall week the courier he
expeaed from Paris, who brought him pofitive orders
to leave Confiantinople, if within the (pace of four days
after the receipt of his difpatches, the Ottoman Porte
ilsould not finally acknowledge the Hereditary Em-
peror of France. He was at the fame time diraled,
to leave at Conllantinople as Charge d'Affaires, not
M. Rums, but M. PAILAN DI ER, the Secretary of the
French Legation. The Ambaffador immediately
communicated to the Turkifh Minifiry this final de-
cifion ; and as no fatisfaBory anfwer was tranfmitted
to him within the time prefcribed, he left Connanti-
topic on the s 3th of this month, leaving there his
Lady and part of his fuite ; he had announced his de-
parture to the Foreign Minillers the evening before,
as alto the nomination of M. PARANDIia.
hiarfhal Baum a lay the fill night at a village, about
a league diflant fiom Confiantinople. The Porte fent
an interpreter after him with a requell, that he would
wait four snore days before he continued his journey.
The Ambaffador confented to give this new proof 01
Condefcenfion, in the perfuafion that the Porte con-
(tilting better its true interefts, would at length fend a
categorical declaration, and loch as be had required.
But this declaration not arriving after this new delay
of four days, the Martha' fent for his Lady and all
the perfons he had left behind him, and continued his
journey. The Porte has given orders to the Officers
of the efcort to negleft nothing which may contribute
to the fecurity of General Batts; and his fuite, and
to provide them all poffible accommodations and con.
veniences in their journey through the Ottoman Em-
pire.
The Ruffian troops which have lately arrived from
the Black Sea, in number about 900 men, and def-
tined for Corfu, are lodged in barracks in one of the
fuburbs of Conflantinoplc. The (hips in which they
arrived fuffered fo much damage, that it will take
nearly two months to repair theta.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY,
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FEBRUARY so.

'KS YESTERDAY•

India Stock t 854 285
India Boo& u. a 4s. di(.
Imp. MIL 2 9. at
Excbcq. 12.32.4114
Uranium S 404
CooL for act. 5810

The cartel from St. Makes, the arrival of which
we announced yefterday, brought difpatches from
the Milliner of the Marine in France, containing a
refufal of paffports to Capt. Pudrr, appointed Agent
for the Britifh Prifoners in tbat country. BONLP•aTL,
we underftand, has declared, in haughty and intern.
perate language, that he will not permit the refl.
deuce of any fuch Agent in his dominions. He re-
futes to allow the Logla, now confined at Verdun,
to be confidered prifoners of war ; and the Britifu
Government, with a becoming fpirit and attention
to national honour, will not content to an exchange
of prifoners on any other terms.

Difpatches are received at the Admiralty from Ad-
miral CoauwALLls, which mention that one of the
frigates belonging to the fleet had looked into Breit,
into which harbour it had afcertained that the fqua-
dron from Rechefort had not entered.

A cutter has been difpatched by Government to
Sir EDWARD PELL asv, to advife him of the efcape of
the French ficet from Rochefort, and of the poffibi-
of its being deftiocd for the Lill ladies.

Our Letters from the Noith Sea Fleet come down'
to February 17, and contain the following intelli-
gence r-44 At Mend there are one Praam, fourteen
fchooners, and fifty fail of fmall tranfports. At
Flufhing, two frigates, one lugger, two fchooners, and
three brigs. They are all in readinefs to fail ;—but
what their deUination can be is doubtful."

Yefterday French papers to the loth inft;nt were
received, but the latenefi of the hour at which they
arrived. obliged us to confine ourfelvei to stilton no-
tice of their contents. We have, therefore, given
them this day at full length.
Letters from Conaantinople, dated the zoth De-
cember, 1804, confirm the departure of Marthal
flaunt from that Capital, on the 13th of the fame
month. .

. _ .
Letters from Holland of the 16th inft.fay,that Gen.
MAILMOST mentioned on the public parade, that M.
Scattestrivastainca was to leave Paris on the tgth,
and, as he was coming to Holland poffeffed of the en-
tire confidence of his Imperial Majefty as well as of
tha Dutch people, he had no doubt but that he would
terminate all differences, and that they would render
him implicit obedience, as he fhoUld certainly feel it
his duty to do. This declaration has been received
as a notice that M. SCHIMMELTENNINCK is either to
be hurdled with full authority to rule the Batavian
Itepnblic, or to pave the way for a thorough change.

This morning fix Gottenburgh Mails arrived, by
which we have received Tome Hamburgh Journals.
A letter from Genoa of the loth ult. Rates, that
t 0,000 men were embarked in a great hurry during
very bad weather, on board the (hips of war and
tranfrorts lying at Toulon. They are faid to be
deßined for the defence of Minorca and Majorca.
Lord NaLsom was cruizing, at the diflance of about
40 miles from that port, watching the motions of the
enemy, having received a reinforcement of feveral
(hips and frigates.
The French, it is faid, have required the Italian
Governments, which have hitherto remained neuter,
to declare to what party they mean to adhere.
&saw Rua, JaN. 19 —Yeßerday their Majeßies the
King and Queen of Sweden, with the Prince, arrived
here. They were received with every mark of re-
(pal and attention by the Prince and Princefs Royal
of Denmark, and a great number of Nobility, and in
the evening the town was illuminated. Their Ma-
jellies miffing the Sound for Hel(inburg on
Monday.

' Hatlimanao, Jas. 23.—On Monday evening the
King and Queen, with the Princes, arrived in perfcs
fafety at this place, and to-day they have taken their
departure for Stockholm.
Viamsa, Jaw. s3.—The new French Ambaffador,
M. Roc H IFOU CAU LT, with refpee to whole appoint-
ment our Court has fignified its entire fatibfaition,
arrived here to-day from Drefden, and took up his
rcfidence in the Hotel lately octopied by M. de
CHAN ?AGM Y.

The fummer camp, which will be formed on the
Brenta, in the enfuing fpring, and infpeaed by the
Emperor, the Minifter at War, and the Archduke
CHaaLss, will confia of twelve regiments of infan-
try, and three of cavalry.
M4tfhal BRUNE is Expeeed here, from Conftanti-
ple, in the courfe of the coining month.
NIADRID, JAN. 4.—A1l the Grandees of the king.
dom exert themfelves with the utmoft zeal to fupport
the Government in the war againit England with
patriotic contributions. His Royal Highnefs Don
Louts DE Bou a sox, Cardinal de Scala, and Arabi-
!hop of Toledo, has written to the Prince of Peace,
offering, in the latter capacity, to give 50,0c0 reals,
monthly, during the war ; and as adminifirating
Archbilhop of Seville, ag,ooo—in the whole 75,000
teals. "No facrifice," lays be, in his letter to the
Prince of Peace, " can be too great for our country ;
and from this day I have ordered, that for the future
only three dilhes thall be ferved up at my table."
GENOA, Jan. 16.—According to accounts from
Toulon, to,ooo men embarked on board the ihips of
war and tranfports lying there, in the min of very
bad weather, with the utmofi expedition. They are
Paid to be defined for the defence of Minorca and
Majorca.
BOLOGNA, JAN. 4.—ltalian troops, which made a
part of the French army in the kingdom of Naples,
are now continually marching back into Upper Italy.
Within theft few days fome very extraordinary re-
ports have been in circulation here, the confirmation
of which muff be left to time.
Every thing is quiet in Sicily. There are in that
Mend a great number of Englith Agents, who buy
up great quantities of provifions for the Magazines
of Malta, from which the fleet of Admiral NsLion
receives its fupplies.
Iwor, Jas. B.—Admiral NaLsou has lately re-
ceived from England a reinforcement of feveralfhips
of the line and frigates. He cruizes about forty

miles from Toulon, and obferves the whole line of the
Italian, French, and Spanifis coatis, from Palermo
by Leghorn, Toulon, and Batcelona,!to the Straights
of Gibraltar. The Chips under his orders cruize
in every direaion, through this great extent of fee,
and detain all French and Sinthilh merchant fhips.—
It is laid the French have required of all the Italian
Governments, which hare hitherto remained neuter,
to declare to which party they will adhere. In cafe,
as their true interelt requires, they Quaid fide with

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France and Spain. they will be required to Slut their
ports againft the Englith. and prohibit the importa-
tion of any Englifk commodities.

It is added, that the Courts of Florence and Rome
have already declared according to the wifiles of
France ; but that of Naples w;fhes to preferve its neu-
trality, and with that view has entered into negocia-
tinny under the mediation of a certain great power.
The fituation of the kingdom of Naples is now
greatly altered by a declaration of the Emperor Na-
roc eon, who, it is reported, has faid, that his Ski
Tian idajelly !hall remain neutral dating the prefent
war between England and Spain, and that he (hall
under no pretext be diflurbed in his neutrality, but
this under condition, that a certain eminent perfon
(ball take no part in the conduß of public affairs.

Ltssom, Dic, 21.—Aaive negoclations are carry-
ing on between our Court and the French and Spa-
pifh Governments. Endeavours are making on,our
part to induce the belligerent powers to fuffer us to
remain neutral in a difpute which does not imme-
diately .concern us. . This, however, is a very
difEcult negotiation.. Will France and Spain con-
tent that the whole trade of Portugal (hall remain
in the hands of the Englifh ? Will not England,
on the other hand, as loon as our neutrality shall
cute, attempt the conqueft of Madeira and Brafil?
—Out fituation is very critical, and it will require
the whole wifdom of our Government to avoid
the difficulties on each fide. We are, however, af-
lured that the French and Spaniffi Governments are
ready to admit of our neutrality, under certain con-
ditions and limitations. In the mean time Portugal
has as yet made no preparation, either by tea or
land. The uncertainty of our prefent fituation is in
many repels very injurious to our trade.

The Gazette of tall night contains the official ac-
count of the capture of the French gun boats, &c. as
Rated in our paper of yeßerday.
Yeßerday the Ruffian Atribaffaclor tranfaited bull-
nets at Lord Mulgrave's Office from two till four
o'clock.

Yenerdgy difpatches were received at the Secretary
of State's Office from Governor Kiwo at New South
Wales. They Rate the arrival of the Buffalo Rote-
(hip, Captain kstur, who, loon after his arrival, was
fent on difcoveries upon the coati of New Caledonia,
where he had found a moll excellent harbour on the
N. W. fide, which he called Port St. Vincent, in
compliment to the Earl of ST. VINCINT.
Yeaerday a Court of Direaors was held at the
EaR India Houle, when Capt. Joint Moan &bl-
oom took his finalleave of the Court previous to de
partin for Bombay. The Court adjourned at fix
o'clock to Friday next. •

A very heavy Suing was heard nearly the whole of
Monday at Dover, in the direetion of Boulogne.
The Mezicana, from Vera Cruz to St. Andero, with
87,000 dollars, 170 tons of fugar, Tome indigo, &c. is
taken by the Phcenix privateer of Jerfey, and carried
into that ifland.

Yellerday forenoon upwards of forty ammunition
waggons paired through the City from the Green.
Park, on their way to Woolwich, for the infpeakn
of the Artillery Officers. They are intended for fo-
reign fervice.

Captain BEDFORD is appointed to the command of
the Hibernia, of tso guns, at Plymouth.
The Chefs Club refumed their meetings at PRP
Low's in St. JamesitAtrect on Saturday laft, at which
the Earl of MORTON prefided.

Yefferday the Duke of Glonceffer's Volunteers
commenced field ezercife for the resifim by firing bull
at Kilburn. The &ft fhot being for a fubfcription
prize, was won by a Serjeant in the Light Company,
whore lhot happened to be the fait of the battalion.

The following paffengers failed from Falmouth on
the lath inft. in the Windfor Cattle packet, for Bar-
badoes and Jamaica :—Gso. W. W. LIDSATT, Efq.
Mr. MabDOZ FRANKLIN, and Mr. JOHN GUILIN.
The Earl of A I MAL'S attained his 22ft year on
the 28th of laft month, on which joyful occation
Haddo Houle became the fcene of fellivity on the
moR attentive fcale. Eight hundred perfons we e
partakers of his Lordfhip's hofpitality, and the even•
ing concluded with dancing, bonfire:. and fireworks.
The Marquis of Hum TLEy, and the Earls of EILDOL
and Ktirroas, were among his Lordfhip's guefts.
Covarr-Gmtnai.—TAfter the performance of Mrs.
INC NBALD'S new Comedy, which gains ground on
every repetition, the after-piece of Marian was pre-
rented, the principal charaeer (firft sime) by Mils
Danis. Intlead of the bravura, compofed For Mrs.
fhe introduced a beautiful ballad, com-
pofed by ADDISON, which was very loudly applauded ;
INCLIDoN, HILL, &c. render this a vocal treat of
much attraction.

Adepts in the DoChine of Chances may boat of
their (kill in calculation—but a fubjeft of much im-
portance, at the prefent moment, baffles all their
vaunted precifinn—for they are challenged to pru.
duce an inaance in the whole annals of Lotteries,
(wherein Fortune's Wheel was ever before known)
when but Four Days Drawing remained, to pad's,
in Capital Prizes, above SEVIIITY THOUSAND Pouans.
A recurrence to the State of the Now Wheel will
evince that fuch is its unprecedented opulence. What
an interefting confideration to all whole numbers are
yet undrawn, or who have Rill an opportunity of
purchafing any !
Winter being the feafon in which the inhabitants
of this country are particularly fubjeft to Coughs and
Colds, and the Afthmatic feel an increafe of their
complaint, we deem it our duty to inform the afflieted
that CHURCH'S Cough Drops are an abfolute cure for
Coughs and Colds, and where a cure in confirmed
Afthma cannot be expeeted, relief may be affuredly
obtained ;but we have known inftances where aflhmas
of twelve years (landing have been entirely removed
by the ufe of them. SHAW and EDWARDS, No. 66, on
the Foot-way St. Paul's Church-yard, are now the
only Proprietors; if their names are on the Ramp they
are genuine, otherwife, a counterfeit. Price only as.
a bottle.

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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. E.
ARR. DIM. ARR. DOZ.
Dublin ' o I I Hamburgh o 6
Waterford o s Gottenburgh 6 0

Far-mourn, Fs& I7.—Sailed his Majesty's !hip
Avignon, of 18 guns, Captain WHITE, with fix fag
of veffels to join his Majelly's !hip At.ll3;' scmn, and
the Mediterranean convoy now off here, going down
Channel; the LILLY, of 18 guns, Capt. Moaarson
(which arrived laft night), failed at the fame time
to join his Majefty's Ship Manic:Paws, of 3s guns,
with the Weft India convoy, alfo off the harbour ;
and his Majefty's Ship Thu., of 28 guns, on a
cruize. Yefterday two more French gun•brigs ar-
rived, part of thofe taken by the Mr sassrus, as
mentioned in my laft: we have now of them here,
three brigs and' two luggers. Alfo arrived, yefl,:r-
day, his Majefty's Ship AusicoaF, of 18 guns, Cart.
HENNIKER, with a fchoener and Sloop belonging to
Galway, laden with tobacco and fpirits, detained on
furpicionroffmuggling; his Maje ft y's brig GA/M[7'r,
of s 6 guns, and Ca.aortzs, of 14 guns, from a
ctuize.—The Prince of Wales packet will fail to-
morrow with two Mails for Lifbun.

P. S. Three large Slips are juil come in, one raid
to be an Eaft indiaman, lift from Milford.

PLYMOUTH, F. tB.—Came in the St. Cariae,
Baptilta, a Spanith fchooner, from Bilboa, bound to
Gijon, laden with iron and other goods, captured off
Larvae the zsth infant by the Succefs privateer, of
Jerfey, Capt. Putatt. Pass. Sailed the Cites, of
32 guns, cn a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, FRB. 19.—Arrived the NANCY cut-
ter from a cruize off Havre ; Jennny, Ct.saz, and
two other veffels from Guernfey.—Wind Eatterly.
DEAL, Fss. z 9.—Came down frcm Sheernefs the
Naacassus frigate, and remains in the Downs, with
the nips as per laft.—Wind E. N. E.
YARMOUTH, Fs& 19.—Yelterday at raved the BOA.
DICRA frigate to cruize in the North Sea ; and the
Aires armed brig from a cruize. This day failed to
the northward the MusostErro (Lop of war, and the
Penman of WALES armed itsip. The (hips here are
the MONMOUTH, MAJES vie, BOADICI A frigate, Asa
brig, and &ooze cutter. The Aurora, Capt. Moss,
will fail with bale goods and palleagers for Tonnta-
gen, about the 6th day of March. Wind E.
LIVERPOOL, Fla. tB.—On the 3oth ult. the (loop
_ _ _

Mayfbwer, C. MaLiam, of and from Dumfries for
this, port, with a cargo of wheat, barley, and oatmeal,
fprung a leak, and went down off Ravenglafs. The
crew Who had only left her about four minutts before
the funk, were picked up by the Sarah, Capt. Rico.
The Venerable, Lawras, from hence for Barbadoes,
was all well in lat. 39. long. t 2. W.--On the 27th
ult. brought to and boardtd the Srmnilh (hip Am-
phitrite, from River de la Plata bound to Cadiz,
laden with tallow and hides; (be had been in pfref-

non of his Majefty's fbip TRIBUia, is days. The

William, Asuswoarts, from Africa at Surinam, hay-
ing had an engagement with a French privateer of
to guns, and t 30 men, for an hour and a half, which
fhe b•at off, having had two men killed and four
wounded (one of them fince dead.) The vellel is
much damaged in her hull, fails and rigging.—The
Horatio, late LawsoN, from Africa for the Weft In-

dies, is captured to windward of Demerara, by a
French brig privateer from Guadeloupe—was re-
taken by his Majeily's fhip AMSTERDAM, and carried
into Demerara. The (hip was much damaged, and
the privateer had taken out IGo of the negroes and
all the crew except the twatfwain, carpenter, and one
or two more.

FROM THE LONDON GAZIITTP,FE9 17.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FCB. 19
CoVy of a Letter from the Hun WILLIAM togNNAI LTI. K. B.
Admiral of theWhite,&c. to WILLIAM MARSDCN. £fq. dated
onboard the VILLA de PARIS, off Ulukot,the 13th February,

Sir—l have the honour to enelofe, fo' the informa-
tion of the Lords Commitruiners of the Admiralty,
a letter to me from Captain Porwrz, of the Me Lax-
PUS, and one from Lieutenant Nec t.Q',N, c, m:nand-
ing the Faisz cutter, giving an acc )unt of the c,p-
lure of the enemy's gun verfels therein mentioned.—
I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
WILLIAM CORN WALLIS.
MCCANN/6, off mint, Feb. 13.
Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that I this
morning fell in with and captured two gun brigs.
carrying two long twenty-four pounders, and one
eighteen pounder each, having on board fifty men,
the greater part foldiers t alfo four lugAers, mount-
ing one long eighteen pounder each, manned with
25 men. mof ly foldiers. Thefe veifels are part of
37 of the fame defcriptioa, fromßourdeaux to Brett ;
two more were captured (logger rigged) early the
fame morning by the RHODA and Fars ic armed cut-
ters. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signe., )
S. POIrI.Tz,
liiaMajelty hired cutter False, at Sea, Feb. t 3.
Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that, at
day light yeiterday, (the RHODA Cutter in company)
I difcovered ten fail of the enemy's gun brigs and
luggers had come through the Paffage du RAZ, and
the wind blowing frelh to the eaßward, they were not
able to get to windward. I immediately gave chine
to the weathermok a lugger, and at half pail (even
(Point du Raz S. S. W. chliant five miles) I captur-
ed her, and fenr her to Plymouth. She proves to be
No. aBB, gun Tetra, mounting one long twenty-four
pounder, with 25 men, twenty of whom are troops of
the 444th regiment, commanded by Moni. P. Roo',
Enfeigne de Valli-eau. At half part eleven the
Lour us hove in fight to leeward. I have the hollow
to be, &c. (Signed) JAMAS MICHOLIOII.

has tie LONDON GA2A:7 TE, FLBRUART 16.

MILT TAR], PROMOTIONS.
CoMmitiom in the Derbythire Regiment of Gentle-
men and Yeomanry Cavalry. lived by the L'rd
Lieutenant •.1 the County of Derby. Dated Fe.
binary 7, t Rog.
Walter F•rtni, Efi to be Capta;n ; J'feph Bainbrigge, Gent. to be
I.leute,, lot ; John Cooper, Ccnt. to be Cornet.
11,ned by tit:. Lord J.teutenant of the

County of Salop.—Newport Volunteer Infantry.
to I.c Licutto-nt Coioncl Cotnatintiaot. DAted
Nov. qt. i 8.2;.
Joh, .• • ..drn".. Gent. to he Adjutant- Dated JOT 2.0104.
Ludlow and Billtop% Cattle Volunteer Cavalry.

Conot Fetich to !,e Licutet•aot,vice Kilmer& e. tteceafel ; (Lint,
tta Maftcr Lloyd to be Curutt, vice .I..ncit. uromotcci ; the
It iv. Thama4 Alb.iii,Llcrk, to be CL.tplan; Philip Dirt Adams,
Gan. to be 1): Fed July 3-13c4.
Mork Voluntetr Infarury.
711 ma p‘ Whitmore, Efq. to be Lieutenant Coloot 1 Commandant,

vice Gii.^eve,appuinted to the IR Sbropihire Regiment. Dated
July 6,1804.
Lieutenant William Skeldin: to be A:turant. May 5,11b4.
Shropfhire Volunteer Infantry.
Enfign Jaekron to he Lieuien.oit ; John lrcland.Gent. to be ditto;
John 'headman. Gem. to be ditto, vice Madd-ek
Dated July t 6, I°ol.
Enfur Outlaw to he ditto, vice Orwell, religoed, dated September
25,1804.
_ _ _ _

Robert Perrot, nerd. to be EtiEgn, vice Hinlainan, promotcl
Dated July 16, 12:114.
Jebo Rowland, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Out!av,prdra,ded. Pat-
cd Sept 25,1804.
tR Regiment N ,tth Shrypfl:ire Yeomanry Cavalry.
Corbet Howard, Gear. to bc vice Pigot, rcfgned.
Dated July 20. 1 go 4.
Ofweltry Volunteer Artillery.
Edward Edmunds, Gent. to be Lieloc"ant. re•
Limed, and Thomas Duwnci, Chnt. to be lidard
July 24, 1504..
Ludlow and Clzobury Mortimer Volunteer Infantry.
Major Sahvay to be Lieutenant-Colons ; Caradn

Rages to be 11.1..j0r, Lieuteoant Lloyd t., be Ca:!t,i; Ei,figo
Mite to be Licutc tart ; Georg: Pardne. Geta. to he F. nfign ;
anti, James Baugh. Gent. to L.: ditto, vice Smith, refigiu.d.
Dated Au of 11, 1804.
Thomas Wilkininn, Gent. to be Miocene. Dated Oet.s, 1834.
Weldor!: Volunteer Infantrw.

Major Ford er to be Lb. uli. rant-Colo:v. 1-Commane.ant. DAttd

klay a 9. 1804.
Captain Collins to be Mai,r, vie F.-welter promoted; lieutenant
&left to be Captain, Tice Collins, promoted ; Fnfign Ferriday
to 1r I.kuteirtnt,„ Tice Gueit, promotes!: and Humphrey Hiu-
. _

. .
ton. Gent: to be Enfign, ♦ice Ferriday, promoted. :Dated De-
cember 22, ON.
Cornntitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County Volunteer Infantry.
William I lyde. N. to I.e Cvain. Dated Jan. 19, tgos.
To be Lieutenants—Willi int Bailey, William Hardy, and Wil•
Petch Kyme, Gents Dated as above.
To be Enfikm—Samuel Taylor, George Searle, Thomas Crofa,
and imothy Aliicon, Gents. Dated as atm..
Alford Company of Alford and Village Volunteers.
Thomas Wright 'forge. EN. to be Capta'n td Jan. zit. asto.S.
B.trwell Company of Ditto.
John Kent, FIT to be f'siltais; and William Cotebefort, Gent.
to he lieutenant. Dated Jan. 28, t 205.
Commiffion in the id Battalion of Royal Lir.lith
tvoxfltire Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord
Lieutenant.
CArain Commandant Jahn Kdr to be Major-Commandant, ard
to retain hi. ror,,,aoy pats: Feb. t. t Fos.
FROM THE LOND ')N GAZETTE, FEB. 19.
BREVEI .

Lieutenant Colon(' mt Charlts Madan, on half pay of the
lodcpendtnta, to be Colonel In the Army.
74.0 m Georgc Crump, on half pay of Ogles late Levy, to be

ntenant roltvelin the Army.E
in the Gazettes of sock July and :ad December lalt.
48th Foot.
for Liente,:ant Henpy Irwin, from half pay of the s3d Peot,to be
Lieutenant. wire Dillon. wk. exriove,,
Read Litircnant Henn, Irwin, from half pay of the t3d Foot, to

be Lieutcl.2:lt, vice Dillon, wfyf lioilowend dipa n 4 i.a place.
666 not.
r Maitrite Make, Cer.t. to be Enfign ,

:/a+ iz•nt. robe EnStgr;..
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.VgD.

Godfrey Berry and George Lockwood, clothiers. Nether Tang,
Yorkatire, Jan. r, x 835.
James Sanderion and George Sanderfoo,simber-merchants, Liver.
pool. Dee. 7r, tBo4.
JohnDyCon, Tbnmag Ssxclhye. and George Alder, lead-fnaelters.
Crimford, Derhylbite, April S.
. .

,
Samuel Needham, John Cartwright, and Thomas Cartwright,mer.
chants, Nottingham. On. ;.

Jam-s Plume and John Cole Baker, vinegar-makers, Bermesdfey-
Stirrei,keb. 1, tßos.
Henry &mien, John Benentt, and William Silcoek, brafs-faun•
dims, Sbeffiekl, De•e. 24. 1804.

Thomas Audit; and Thomas Fria, Bankers, Lyon, Norfolk,
Deem lit 3t.

John Spencer and William Wardle, iron-loundera, Manchelter,
December 31. _ _

John Climen Gal and Simon Norton,faikloth manufaetureea,lA'are,
Henfordlliire. Fcb. 6, iSot.
Win lam tlrlrilhaw and Samuel Wllliamfon, ealenderers, Man-
ehefl, r, Fib. 7. R:'4.
Zenjar.::n Sandford Sykes and John Corns, clay potters, Whitton,

rt.b. T 2, 11':5.
S. Ca.;tnter and Jehn'tiiy, New fnn, Fels. 1
.f.
BANKRIIeTcY F.NLARGFII.

April 9. Jorcri Smithio, Lac of Levis, YorkLirc, merchant, at
deem at the Ho:el, 1 •edh.
BANKRUPTS.

Harry Jeffery, of Weyn,nutli, linen-d-aper, dealer
ant chapn an. to furren.ltr March 3, 6. and April 6, at it:yen,
at the Rummer Tavern. Brill./ A ttnrnies. Mr. William Vir.ard,

No. 4, Croy'l-Itin•lguare, London ; or Mr. Daniel Boynton,
• im Goodyear. late of Shepherd-ftreet, Oxford-ftreet. Mid-
dkfoz, toick layer, dealer and rhapnian. Fcbruaryt 23, at ten,
March 1, and April 1. at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Atter.
nies, Merrs. Futhergill and Savage, Old Broad-tircet,
geor;:e Iktinett, of Gray's Inn-lane. parith of St. Pancras. Mid-
(ll4 a. envokerper, dealer and ehayman, February 2.3, March a,
and April 2, at cut, at Guadlial Attorney, Mr. Darby, Cray 'a
itot-ftio ire.
• Potten, of Duke-ftreet, Alditate, London, woollen-draper
dealer and diapman, February a;. March 9, and Apol 1. at

eleven, at Guildhall. Attornie; M. Sri. Swa.-m and Vi allington,
Fore. fired, Cripple-gate, I.cntion.
David Kifs, late of Birmingham, monerferlsicner, Feb.
26, March t, and April a, at ten, at Guildhalls I.onclun.
At; orney, Mr. Charter, Printers•flrect. Farl-ftreet, tlackLizre.
P.ohcrt Gaylord the younger. of D,:nwich, Suffelk, thcpkecper,
dealer and chapman, March 5, at fix, March 7, and April 2, at
ter:, at the Cock and I've Inn, Woodbridge. Aitornies, Mt.
Thornts Mitchell, Sasmundham ; or Mr. William Robins,
ti ray'. Inn. place. London.
!lade Hudicy kreidell, of Welt Bromwich, Staffordibire, Insistent,.
der, dealer and Chapman, March 4, at five, March c. at twelve,
and Alma 2, at ore, at the nhae efpear Tavern, Birmingham.--
Attornies, Mr. Nicholl., Taviftoek-place, Tavillock-rquare,
. London; nr Mr Bird, Birmingham.
John 'I noel, of Newton. Laveathirc, and William Whitarld Paul
thc younger, ut Mane:hater, villico printers, dealers, cbapmen,
and copartners, March 7,8, and April 3, at three, at the Dog
Tar-rn, Deaufgate, Moncheller. Attornles, Mr. Swale, New
Bofwell-roert, Carey-Brett, London ; or Mr. William Nabb, is
Mi.nchtfler. . .

Sic7r7lT;d, of Worcefter, patten-matter, dealer and chapman,
Alzrch t 4, t c, and April 2. Et eleven, at the Talbot Inn. in tha
Tyth.ng of Whiltones, In the par* of Claines, Woreefterfhlre.
Attornits, Mr. Cecil Becke, Bream's Buildings, ( hancerydnitc,
I.ondou ; or Mr. John Allen, Shibury, Woreclier.
James Arroerfmith, of Richmond, York !hire, upholiterer, dealer
and chapman, March 6,7, and April 2, at eleven, at the King's
Head, Richmond Attornies, Mr. Philip Macfarba, Richmond,
is: Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn, Lapties.

LAW INTELLIGEnE.

COURT OF KING'S DENCI,FEIL tB.

CUM. CON.—s. A. BLOIAM, ESQ, V. W. S. GnIMARD.
fMr. Cora rattis Rated, that this was an aft inn againft
the Defendant for criminal eonverfatinn with the
Plaintiff's wife, and the damages were laid at 50001.
Mr. Easata v.—,4 The Defendant in this cale is a
private foldier in t%e first Regiment of Guard; ; and
as he does not appear by his Counfel to make any
defence, I (hall think it neceifary to occupy but a
few moments of your time on this very melancholy
fithjeCt. The PLintifFis an Officer, a Lieutenant in
'the fame regiment, to which the Defendant helongs,
and fils the office of Veterinary Surgeon. He mar-
ried in the year 1797 a beautiful you, . woman, and
had rcafon to have hopri for a very odFcrent feene
than the one which has taken place. Notwithttand-
ing the gallantry which is attributed to pet lons of:he
military profaftioa, it is a truth generally admitted,
that there is no f,ciety of men where gallantry lets
prevails than in that of military men in garrifons and
camps. I can (peak from my own recolleftion of
former times, and I truft it is the fame now, that,
although I lived a number of years during the early
period 01 my life in garritons, and among officers in
parts beyond the leas, and although the reputation
of gallantry often precedes the aft, and frequently
takes place where there is no gallantry, becaufe wo•
men often, from a levity of behaviour, incur the im-
putation where there is no guilt, yet I hardly ever
heard of an inilance where there was a report of gal.
Lint, y between one officer and the wife of another.
Much let's did I ever hear of an inflance like this, fo
deilruftive of all fubordination in military lile—an in-
fiance in which the wife of an officer has (looped to
be Liiminally conneaed with a common foldier, and
the fuldier has forgot every principle of honour, dif-
cipline, and moral duty. Such is the az*/ we charge
:Tahiti the Defendant. As he does not appear, it is
unnecelfary to enter into any long I will
merely Rate to you, that tl:is Lady went with ano-
ther Lady. undar the pretence of vifitiog a niece at
Hampton Court ; that the took a 611E4 bin after-
wards (iked it, in coof,qaence 01 :tn affignation
'with the Defendant and another fldier. The), went
to a houfe of public rafort, c tiled the Ge-rge and
Dragon, Kingilon Hill, and there, I 111).4r•land,
Mrs. Bloxam and the Defendant were deteaed in
bed together. With rept dto the darrates, I have
only to fay this. It is true, api iv.ite folaier cannot
have the means of paling large darnr?es ; but yottr
good fence will tell you, th:it a petiOn of this &Icy
tion ought not therefore to go free. It is nut to be
permitted to a man of low condition to invade the
domellic peace of his fuperior, and then to fay that a
Jury ought not to give filch damages as will have the
effat of imprilhring him for life. Neither the law
or your oaths will lanaion (Itch a principle. It is a
matter which deeply imports lociety. The Plaintiff
has fuftained an injury, which it is your duty to re-
!
ch efts."

Mrs. Field raid, fhe was acquainted with Mrs.
Blosam before her marriage ; her maiden name was
Mary M‘Lean. She was prefent at her marriage with
the Plaintiff at St. Margaret's, Wellminfter. She
witneffed the regilier. She afterwards knew the Plain-
tiff and his wife for three or f"tur years. Mr. 111oxam
conduCledhimfelf affeCtionately. They had three chil-
dren. and appeared to lire happy.. _

The Earl of Harrington (laird his knowledge of the
plaintiff, Mr. Samuel Anthony Bloxam, the Vete-
rinary Surgeon of the ill Regiment of Life Guards.
He confidered him as a perfectly gond charaaer, but
knew nothing as to the manner in which he lived with
his wife. The defendant Goddard was a private fol.
dier in the fame regiment.
Mr. White End, he knew the plaintiff nd his wife.
He hag had frequent opportunities of iccing them to-
gether. The plaintiff always appeared to condo&
himfeif like a tender hufband.

Elizabeth Haines lived as fervant at the George
and Dragon, at Kingiton hill. She rentonh,:ted on
the iSth of June lag, two Ladies coming to the
fioufe. It was in the afterau,n. 1.11c7 came by
themfelves, and afked for a room. The witnef%
!hewed them into a parlour, hut that was not privat:
enough. She !hewed them in:o another. t!la lent
dining-room up Hairs. Two men came ai:erwards,
apparently gentlemen, drelled in coloured cloatlm—
They were 'hewn up Hairs. The Ladies had had tea
before :he Gentlemen came. The witnefs was called
up flair to take the reckoning, and found the two
Ladies and Gentlemen together. She went up (lairs
again to take away the tea things, and the company
were miffing. They were in the bed-room, oppofite
the Lung•room. The lvitneis was curious to fee
where they were, and the tried the door, but it was
fattened. She looked through the keyhole, and ob-
letved a Gentleman's hat and a Lady's bonnet nn the
table. She locked flraight forward, and law Mrs.
loxam and the defendant on the bed together.—
They were in a very indecent puflure, and the had
no doubt as to their being criminally conneCted.
JoLn King laid he was employed in June tall at
the !tables of the Duke of Gloncelter, at Hampton-
Court. He now knew a Lady of the name of Mrs.
Bloxam. He law her on the 18th of June. She
came down to Hampton Court with another Lady of
the name ofMrs. Wale. They came to him at the
bles,and anted him to take care of a horle and chaife
till they &mild return. They laid they were going to
the Toy, and from thence to Hampton. They went'.
away. He faw them again at fix • o'clock, at the;
George and Dragon, at Kingflon hill. He drove
the chaife tar the hnu e, and asked if two Ladies were
there. He was told they were. He fent word that
.the chaife was ready, and they delired him to wait.
He did wait (tne time, and at last faw the fame two
Ladies. He perceived a man with them who looked
like a Gentleman. He was &tired in a blue coat,
and nankeen pantaloons. The Gentleman teemed
quite conlufe.l: he was all in a heat : all parties ap-
peared confuted.. The Ladies asked him if be knew
the people of the houfe. They laid they had been ufed
tinciyilly. This was about ten o'clock. He had
underftood that the incivility complained of
conlifted in the demand of a gratuity, in confcquence
of the chambermaid having teen fomethingimproper.
Edward Dalton, a private foldier in the firft regi-
ment of Guards, was examined, after having been
informed that be would not be ailed any quellions
which would have a tendency to extort any confef-
lion with regard to himfelf. He laid the defendant
was a foldier in the fame regiment to which he was
attached. Me remembered going with him to King-

non Hill in June laft. They went to the Gen*
and Dragon, and were at fird (hewn into an empty
room; they afterwards law Mrs. Bloram ; there was
another Lady with her ; Mrs. Bloxam and Goddard
left the room for abont twenty minutes, more or lefs
—he did not know whether Goddard went purple-
ly to meet the Lady. The witnefs did not know flit
was to be there. He heard a noifc with the girl of
the honk after Mrs. Bloxam and Goddard came out
of the bed•room.. He underllood it was in cPnrepT.fnce
of her taking to be paid fomething for the bed room.
This was the whole of the evidence. There was no
defence.

Lord Ett.awarutoectr—" Gentlemen, the identity
-,f the parties having been t flablithed by the evidence
of the fervant girl, we can have little doubt that the
criminal at took place between this woman and th:
Life Guard's-man. The only queftion, therefore,
for your confidera:ion is the amount of the damages.
It has been it uly nbferved, that the tituation in life
of a defendant in an :tenon of this kind, ought not to
regulate the meafure of your damage,, becatife, if it
was otherwife, every man aim has no fortune might
commit the injury with impunity. But, at the fame
time, you ought to confider, that this woman mutt
have becn a woman of very look and depraved ha-
bits to (loop to the embraces of a common foldier :
therefore the value of the fociety of filch a woman
mull be lefs than if fhe had been of a challe difonfi-
tion, and had had her virtue ftduced. Htre it ap-
pears the was the party feducing, rather than the Gb-
jeet of feduelion. The plaintiff is however entitled to
fair damages, and foch, and no other, I am perfuaded
he will receive nt your bards."
The Jury confulted a few minutes, and returned a
verdi(l in the plaintiff, with 501. damages.

SEDUCTION.--SOUTHERWoOD V. RAMSDEN.
This was an aftion of trefpafs, brought by the
Plaintiff, to recover damages againll the Defendant
for the leduaion of his daughter, and thereby de-
priving him of the benefit of her fervices.
Mr. ERSKINE, kl Owing the cafe of the Plaintiff,
laid that he was the father of the unhappy girl who
had been feduced, and an officer of the culloms. In
the courfe of his duty, he was frequently obliged to
he abfent from home for fevei..l days together ,• be-
ing Ifationed cn board of merchant Mips at the Cuf-
trim Fintife, for the piirpule-of preventing illicit prat.
tices. 'Flit of the gill was a launch efs, and
had been ac:((dorn•-el to her aflitlance, until her in-
timacy with the Defendant. She was young, ha-u.b
font:, and inexperienced, only twenty years of age ;
the Delondant was an txrentive farmer and cow.
keeper, of a very confidtrable property, inarrkal,
the father of flee rhildren by his wife, and upwards
of fifty years of 0-e. One evening he met tic gid
in Newgare-ftrett ; he at fill" admit ed her heanty,
deLlared he was lmitten with her, .(nti (mild never be
happy without het ; the refill-cc' to tell Utier,..• the
lived ; he perlevered in followir.g his plan up ; he
fpe:ftricied her to nitet hint, he took an apartment
ur her, and, in the tweet, (educed her. She was,
/urns ever, reclaimed and lo (night back ; but lie ae..iu
got pedll:Ilion of lizr ; the became pregnant by hint,
and svai delivered of a male From the cha-
raCler which wnold be given of her ; her innocence,
her youth, and inetperience, all called upon the Jury
to give very ferions damages. -
Elizabeth Southei wood, the gid, was fiat exa-
mined. Her appearance hilly jullfied the deferip-
thin of the Learned Connie'. She g,ave her evidence
with much clearnefs and ptecifion ; Gee depofed that
in the month of Dccamber, tSca, her, father was
abfent from 'mine on duty, and (he was going to a
gentleman in Theoludd's•row, Holborn, one evening
from Rotherhithe, where her father refided, when
the met the Defendant in Newgate-greet : he accoll.
ed her, and walked with her to Theobald's.row,
where he waited for her until the had executed 11,:r
bulinet's ; on their return he told her he was a tingle
• man, and withed her to go and live with him ; by
hi, palliation.. the engagrd to meet him on the fol.
lowing Thutfday uponLondon-blidge ; (he had ne-
ver ken him before ; he affured her the Mould not
re;,ent it, as he would make a fettlement on her
tor Fie. On the day appointed the was going to
meet IH, when the law her father, who had come
off dtr.y ; he had no knowledge whatever of where
the Witi gr,lllS, ; file told him the was going after a
fervic,. When 1117 czme to 1.-41c:on-bridge Me met
the Defendant ; they tot into a coach, and drove to
a Mrs. Bulnian's, at I-16xton, where the drank te.t
they met leveral times afterwtrds, and at bill the
agreed Togo live with him, when he took a howl.,
v.tere (he, Mrs. Bulman, and a Mr. Allen, a 1: i.:nd
of the 'anti's, +(tided. She told het father the had
got a place in the family of ';:quire Stapleton, of
...Merlin:hire, who was then living in Alder-ton-tired.
She faid this by deflre of the Defendant, and after-
wards wince letters home, as if from the country.
After this period, the Defendant and fhe lived toge-
ther as man and wife, 'until the former, having fume
altercation with Mrs. B. the latter acquainted her
friends with her flotation, who till then were ign()
rant where the was. Her lifter and a friend of her
father's came the next day, and took her away, butt
the previontly left her ad tiefs with the Defendant.
She was then fettled with her coutin, and her father
allowed her thiee of four Millings a week, though in
embarraffed eircumltanets ; I:y the defire of the De-1
fendant, the and her cotitlii, who v.-as a married wo-
man, and hal children, quitted their lodgings, rind
went to him in apat•tmeni,, which the Defendant pro-
vided for her in Bennett-tin:et ; here her mother and
filler frequently taw her ; they w!thed her to go back
to her father's, and promi!,:d her forgivenells ; fhe
became pregnant in the month of July t8c•„ almnll
a year after the firft went him. The Defendant
then left her without money, and t ent due ; the land.
lord feized, and the was obliged to fell her furni-
ture. She afterwards law the Defendant„and told
him her lunation ; he gave ber a pound note, and
never went near her after that time. Her father
fupported her in her lying in, and paid all her cx-
pences, butt the Defendant never gave her a tingle
farthing afterwards, and treated her with the RI-mi-
ca contempt. She fwore politively the never was
conneCted with any other man ; lie was the father of
her child; and her own father never contented to her
living with him.
On her crofs-examinatin by Mr. GA aRrISV, (he de-
nied ever having walked the arms ; the admitted the
took the Defendant under the arm theefirft time fhe
met him. She denied any cons erfation with Mrs.
Bulmao refprCling a Mr. Thomas Grant, a mate ofa
atip, for whom her motherufed to with. The lk•

1 fendant Wm a total flranger to her, and it vat: rot
until fume time after the had beet, living wit!) I
that Mrs. B. told her he was a married n: Ili, 0 . 't
five children, Curie of them as old as herfelf. S!,e
politively denied ever having been in any haute rt
Berizelcy-flreet, or ever having had any improper in.
terconrie with the mate of the lhip.
Several female witneffes were called to the ch i-
rafter of this girl, all of wlr‘m agreed that the %yds
an indtifli ions girl, and decent in her manrers.
Mr. Garanw, in living the defence, declared he
did not intend to apologile for his client's conduit,
which, he admitted, was highly reprehenfible. he
t,1.1 tire Jury they were not to decide upon what r..-
nilhment they would iniii.9 upon the Defendant, lr,t
on ‘vhat.compenfation the Plaintiff was entitled t 1
for the lots of the fervice of his daughter. He it. I
took a general view of the evidence, finm whiel. 6:
contended it was impollihle to fay that the Plait.; .F
had 101 l the benefit of his daughter's fervice, exec t
through his own negligence ; bin, from his want • I
attention to her, fhe had fallen into her prefent tit:
plorable fituation.
Mrs. Bulman's evidence chic°, went to cnntratThi
the girl, fa far as refpe.ted a converfation which • the
had relpteling the mate, whom flee (wore the gill had
coafeffed to her, the had had an improper conneetioo
with. She alfo twote that the told the girl that 0 e
Defendara was a married man with a family, die
firft evening the came to her !mule, and cautioned her
againll him. .

Mr. Allan, tile paramour of the latf witnefs, who
was a cow keeper as well as the Defendant, and be-
tween fifty and fisty years of age, was alio examined
as to this latter eircumftance. Several female air-
ndffes were cailed to prove the gill had been at a
common brothel in Berkeiey•lreet, which the had 1.0
pofitively thnied, and that the had condueted her.
fell with great indecency and irregularity. But.
upon thz um's-examination, it turned out, that at
the period they lwore to, the was far advanced is
her pregnancy, which cat an air of improbability
upon their hot y.
Mr. ERSKINt, in a moil able fpeech to evidence.
;confidered this a molt deteitahle and infamous &-
I fence as ever prefented itfelf to the eyes and ears of•a
Court of Juttice. There was a *deliberate fedudina
made ttrong,
:not by the Plaintiff's, but by the De-
fendant's own evidence.

Lord ELLEN3O;OUCH, in fimuning up the evi-
dence to the Jury, having adverted to the law as laid
down in filch cafo, t,:d them they were to take int,
conliderationolot only the lots the Plaintiff had Cyr-
•ei.),:d in the fervice of his daughter, but the injury
his feelings mull receive by ihe defiling of his child.
Ir was quite ele:ur he vis It' ialy entitled to recover
all the es fence he had been at in fupporting her dur-
ing pregnancy, lying in, .Btc. And, as to the
•aggravared circumflances of the cafe, it was for than
to conlidcr what further compenfation he was ca.
titled tn.

The Jury ve ithdrew for fume time, and then Irrouglit
in a verdin imaecs tor the Plaintiff.

LIRTIIS.
On Sunday, at Glatnnbury Houk, the Lady of the Ree.W.Cra-
rner V.oherta,af a d,ughter.

MARRIED.

On Tliurfday, at Donis( ad St. Andrew, john Morey Wadding-
too, Ef.i. of Little Park,H4 ',Aire, to Mil 4 Emma PhilippaGroee„
lecona oarghter of Thomas Grove. Efq. of tern-houfe, Wiltthire.

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gradu.,llylubli.Eng; I am note, thank (ion, perfeetly recover, 1
and sell ir.g out daily: I cimibt not but one more box, evikhe.
think to take, will eltahlifli my health in its orginal ltate.
It l.a with t he molt be:lrtf..!t gratietuic that I fuhilribe myfelf,
your D.IICII obliged I:tor:lief errant, PlEasot,

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Dcaufr,:tte, 1'.1.4,4 Lc:o,r, luly I, tlict.
P. S. Fur the pi :111,- I•c:rfit I do rot object to the above hei”t
pubhfhed, but It.astc y, u to ~a as your own bettarjcd..:,man lb 7
dictate.

Prcparcd and Soli by the Sole Pi -Trietor, THOMAS TATLC
Mcinboi cif ide Royal Flyire of Su.p.,a.s,l.ornlon,ac his Fioufr.
N 0.9, New•Bridg,..-11Lxit %Imre, after a conttard refislyt.,:t;
of more than thirty-fix years, in a proetice part ieular:y diryxl4.4
the Cure of Venereal Ccmplainn-, with that invifiable lects.<7,
Which 111[11 of hi; ProfylS..:l lhuidd always obferee, be flame:
the adci.c and zililtanc, be grotudoully adminiil,r, to
perhuis taking this Miodi,:iny, will be elle...died, by a difccrtini..;
t 5 an advantage ltld.uni to by yhtained, and void of ar.ibn
guity.—Alfo Sold, 1 y 11'1, Aii.pointinern!, for the coLeyilienc;
thofc living at a diitance, at the Poifidnyex, No. 5.t, St. A:bar',
ftrect, Pall-Mall; the T.,y-dloie, No to;, Usfcml-11reet; hlr
Dithorough's. No. 7, Fig.- Rrect-Iffil ; Mr. ;-iteynt, 110010',11 r
No. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Watfon's,
bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Ca!well'.,llablin ; r
pool; Mr. Atkinfon'i, Manehnfkr ; and by one Pcr,al in OV, TV
confiderable Town in Great-Britain a; u Irel.da.l, in tuxes of r•'•
2.1:. 9d. cach,fcaled up with full and plain Direaions,
Perfons of either Sex may Cart, thymfelers with L.:fe, Speed,
eracy, and 1:aloty.

DOl4 : Priated and puhticd by LintEL K 'NT, (0!' C:;
teioury•plaee, Lambeth). at the ST `IR Or r:ct . No. z, Car:
Watt. Ponitutd tiro at Le:: TAIL Orr:cs, TOZDIC-E;".

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hoot the LONDON C
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MILT TAN
ColllThiiiont in the D
Men and Yeomanry
Lieutenant •.1 the (
binary 7, t RO5.
Walter Fe:n:„ Ell to he CI
!dente-ilia John Coop,.
Cnmmitlilnc 11.,ned h
County of SAlop.--;
-te to I.e 'Acute
Nov. 19.1803.
J 01•9 • • Gent. to h
Ludlow and Bifhor
Cornet Fetich to ',e Lieut.-1
ter Mafter Lloyd to be
Rev. Tham.l4 Alban ,Cle
Gent. to be Surgeon. 1.
r‘. hltnfe V
Thomas Whitmore, Efq. to
vice G.l.^CrC,appUillted t
July 6,1804.
Lieutenant William Skeld
Sbropfhire
Enfign Jacitfon to he Lieutc.
John Madman. Gcut. tc
Dated July t 6,130 t.
Enfign Outlaw to he ditdo,l
25,1804.
Robert Perrot, Gent. to be
Dated July 16, ans.
' John Rowland, Gent. Lobe
ed Sept. 24,1804.
Regiment N S
Corilet Howard, Gear. to
Dated July 20. 16424.
Ofweßry
Edward Edmund., Gent. n
figned, and Thomas De
July 24, iSo4.•
Ludlow and Clanbury
Major Salway to he Lieutc
Rogers to be Major Lie
Mice to be Lieut.-met ;
. and, James Baugh. Gent
• ir Dated Ann& It, 18:14.
Thomas Wilkinfna, Gent. to
Wenlock \
Major Powder to be Lien
May ist, .804.
Captain Collins to be Mai,/
Oneft to be Captain, vier
to Le Lieutenant. vice Gt
ton. Gent: to he Enfign,
eember 22, 1804.
Cornntitlions figned lin
County of Litic9.ll%.-
William Hyde. ,i•fq. to Fe
To be Licuteriantit--Wilii
Petch Ky me , Grits
Tu be Enlisns—Samuel Ta
and 'timothy Aliifon, Ga
Alford Crmpany of I
Thomas Wright Toile. Efq
11.1rwell C
John Kent, Fig. to be rapt
to he lieutenant. Dated
Comrriffion in the ill
towflii re Volunteer
Lieutenant.
Captain Commandant John
to rroin hi. Comaaoy.
FROM THE LON
Lieutenant Colonel Willi
Independents, to be Colot
Major George Crump, on
1.1 ntenanr robvel in tho
E in the Gazettes
foe Lieuteiiant Henpy trawl
Lieutenant. vire Dillon. a,
Read Lietrenant Henry Ira
be Lieutet,aid, vice Dulles
Fer Maurice !rake, Gera. it
It.ati z• nt. rol
PAR'ENERI
Godfrey Berry and George
Torkiltire, Jan. t, 183 s.
James Sanderlon and Georgic
pool. Dee. 7t, 1804.
John-Dy6m, Thomas Srxelk
Cramford, Derhyllaiie, A
Samuel Needham, John Cart
chants, Nottingham. WE
Jam-a Plume and John Cole
- Rrtet, Surrey, Feb. 1, ?So,
Henry Bennett, John Bend
dims, Sheffield, Dec. 24.11
Thomas Audley and Thole
December 3 t.
John Spencer and William
December 31.
John Climenfon and Simon N
Hertfordfliire, Feb. 6, ito
and Sac
chrfl.r, Feb. 7, 18,,A•
Zenjamin Sandford Sykes 2ni
Lancafhire, rd). t 2, 1175.
S. Ca.-;enter and Jebn'tny,
BANKRIIP
April 9. Jorcri Smithies, L
deven, at the Ho:el, 1 reds
BAP
Henry Jeffery, of I,Veyniout
and chapn an. to Cumin!,
at the Rummer Tavern. B.
No. A, Cray's-Jun-fquare,
Beano&
Willi im Goodyear. late of
dbfes, hiicklayer, dealer a
March 1, and April 2. at e
nies, Meffra. Enthergill an.
teoree Detinett, of (:ray's It
dleft a. rowkeeger, dealer 31
and April 1, at ten, at Guil
lionfiju ire.
Aviator Potter, of Duke-ftrei
dealer and chagman, Fan
eleven, at Guildhall. Mule
Fore. Brett, Cripple-gate, 1.,
David Kifs, late of
26, March 5, and April
At; neney, Mr. Charter, Pr
Robert Gayford the younge,
dealer and chapman, Man
ten, at the Cock and l'ye
Thnoris Mitchell, Sasmo
eicay'e Inn-place. London.
Mae Hadley Redden, of Wel
der, dealer and chapman. it
I and Apia 2, at wee, at the
Attornies, Mr. Nicholls.
• . Lotulon; or Mr Bird, Bit
; John '1 hop, of Newton. La
1 the younger, ut Mancheft,
and copartners, March 7,
Tav-rn, Deaufgate, Mane
I ' Bofwell-roart, Carry-three'
ff Richard bond, of Worceiter
Alarch 14, 15, and April
Tyth.ng of Whiltones, In
• Attornits, Mr. Cecil Beck
London; or Mr. John All
11 s • James Arrovermith, of Rich
9
x I and chapman, March 6,7,
. , Head, Richmond. Attorni
, I` 2'.lr• 4515,P, Gray's In