Star.
London, England, 1804-04-25 00:00:00

ACTIVI
A. c
• And INDRFATIGAILE -- SMITH.

There Tranfports are bound for Ireland to take in
(mops for a Secret Expedition.

We are happy to announce the fafe arrival of his
MAJESTY'S lhip Isis at Portfmouth, from the Eaft In-
dies, laft from St. Helena, which the left on the 27th
of February, with the following Eaft Indiamen un-
der convoy, viz.

The LORD DUNCAN,
HERCULEAN,
HARRIOT, and From BengaL
DEVAY NES,

The Purfers, who havearrived at the India Houle
confirm the intelligence of the capture of the Coun-
ters of Sutherland in the Chinefe Seas about five
Months ago.
The Isis alto brought home under her convoy the
following South Seamen, viz. the Rebecca, the
Mary, the Cyrus, and the Ganges . the two latter
are prizes to the Scorpion South Sea-man, of Lon-
don, Captain Deco.

The Aurora South Seaman failed in company with
the above (hips ; (he was prize to the Eaf India (hip
General Stewart ; but not having arrived. is fuppof-
ed to have been retaken.

The above veffels are to come round to the River,
under convoy of the Faccom revenue cutter.
By the Isis and the above Indiamen important
difttatches have been received, both by Government
and by the Eall India Company. Thole for Govern-
ment were brcught by- Colonel Nicmotsom ; thole
for the Company by Capt. Sat-worm.
We underhand they bring accounts of the total
annihilation of Scr PIMA'S army, after fume defperate
and well fought battle,, in which the Br itifh army
made 70,000 prifoners.
Admiral Lamm, i, hated on the departure of there
advices, to be cruizing in the Chinefe feat, where he
bad captured three Britifh (hips, the names not af-
certained.

The Ifland of St. Helena, is, we are informed,
much diflrefftl by the non arrival of the Company's
fhip BRIT•NNtA, with flores, of which they were in
much want. The ifland has alto been haraffed by
two French privateers, which have been cruising in
that latitude.

Yellerday morning Mr. NIANSf HUI %els (worn in
Chief Jullice of the Court of Common Plea.. h. Ire
the Lorin CHANCELLOR, at his !mule in Eedl4d-
fquare.—About twelve o'clock they proceeded in his
I.ordruip•b carriage to the glizen's Houk. u here his
Lc rdihip introduced the new Judge to his MA)! STY.
on which occation he kiffed his Mar tsresiliand, and
received the honour Knighthood. Afterwards the
Earl of (..:AT HA M had an audience of his MA J [STY.
iOr a conf:dcrable time.

His Royal Highnefs the PORN of YORR ;6 Rp.
pointed Ranger of :it. James's, Green and Hyde
.131:ki,, in the ro -1, If the Earl of Eusroot, tefigned.

Captain EDWARD SMYTH, Cf the Royal Artillery,
is promoted to the r.r,k of Major in the Hon. Eaa
India Company's fcrvice, and is to proceed imme,;i-
ately, with a wrong reinforcement of Artillery, to St.

Oar rortfmouth Correfpondent informs ns, that
orders %fir on Monday received, by the Telegraph
there, to fit the RtvoLuvrorea las frigate, Captain
Nov NAM, for the receptain of a Noble Prince, and to
receive the Royal Standard on beard It is fuppored
the Duke of St's' t a is going to Lifhon in her. Capt.
Lairs on Monday commiffirmed the Baituartv, of
44 guns, at that port.

s By the Mary Ann, Tuow son, arrived at Liver.
pool, from Barbacaes, whence the faded on the 12th
March, we have received intelligence of the furrendcr
of Curacoa, to his Majefty's arms. This gland was
;alien by a fquadroit from Jamaica, without any lofs
n OUT fide ; a large Ditch frigate war lying in the
Lathan', and his Mast Fri late (hip the Sul 41•74. of
;8 gunr, Capt. TUC 11, which went into that port,
:au was kited, not knowing of the war, as well as
4 number of merchantmen. Sererol of the fi,;ps
"loch failed ender convoy of the Cot-tAI.T.III X m4:l
I war, aid were difperfed in a fevere gale, lhad
at the dill:caeca ifranda, pr.:vitro, to the Mary
Lang.

BiLlia.—Yclerday the Limn Mayo* otJetcd the
rice of Bre4l to be rectucc,l nne penny m ;he peck
.^.n. tr. c .n.menee And take pl.ace t 1-mni row•. The
lArtern it, wheaten, will then be fold Luc 23,11. and

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NAUTICAL INTELLIG2NCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. N. W.

DVI. ♦tt. DUI.
Do'illn t t Hamburits o 2
Waterford 0 a Gottcnburg 0 0

The following Rear Admirals are appointed to
hoitt their flags :

Rear Adrilita ISAAC COFFIN, Sa Command at Portfmouth.
JAY IS VASKON, Leith.
JOHN SUTTON, Plymouth.
HOIL A.COCeLAFI, Channel fleet.

THOMAS Lou is, farDungenefs, under Lord
Kuir.

Sir E. Pectaw is to have a difiant command.

The Hon. Captain Glair fucceeds Commiffioner
COFFIN at Sheernefs.
The following Clptairy are appointed to fl :
Capt. GROLGIL MAITI`I, Glory.
MAN LIT Di lON - Queen.
H SA IV T LI, Prineds RoyaL

DAVID GOULD. - Windfor Caftle.
—. R. C. RITNOLDS, - Dreaduought.
Sir Tana. WILLIAM. - Neptune.

—. Sir H. 'alma, - Tonnant.
- Sir T. LA OIL ItY, - - Spartiat&
••••• Dom - Mars.

- J. N. MORRIS.,

- Coloffus.

-• ISRAEL PELLCW, COINUCrOT.
B AAAAA ON. Dorfet yacht.
Captain W x, Peneibles at Dover.
.- LA a, at Falmouth.
Lock, - at Berwick.

Plazawca, APRIL 21.—The weather to-day is
moderate, and the wind about north. The Hassan
(loop of war failed nn a cruise. The GANNET (loop
of war, and the RESOLUTION cutter remain at anchor
in the Road.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 25.—The wind having fhifted
this morning to the S. W. the outward hound New.
foundland fleet, tinder convoy of his Majefty's (hip
la TOPAZR, of 38 guns, put back. Arrived the (hip
Chriftiana Frances, Captain Noszt, from Liver.
pool, in wait convoy for Berbice. Laft night, off
the Lizard, (he ran foul of the (hip Three Brothers,
from London, Captain Rosser GRAHAM, from
Dublin, hound to Dominica, and I am lorry to
fay that the latter went down—the crew are raved.
Alfo arrived, but too late, about ten fail of velTels
from Cork, to join the outward bound Weft India
fleet, which failed on Thurfday laft.—Sailed the
VIP PR cutter, with the trade for the Downs under.
convoy, and the Swedifh (hip Vrinlenger, Boara
for St. Bartholomew.—Arrived this evening the
Agenoria. from Lilbon, with fruit for this port.
Pcvmetorsi, APRIL 23.—Came in the American
(hip Sally, of New York, Capt. Swefy, from Bolton,
bound to Amfterdam, laden with coffee, fugar, ice.'
detained by the ARGUS, of 18 guns; the American,
brig 113 i-tit-or, from New York, bound to Havre de
Grace, laden with cotton, detained by the PLOYIR,
of IS guns; alto the ALERT lugger, of 14 guns,
from a crtiize. Came in the Palmetto Rovat., of
oS guns, from the Channel Fleet. and the Moo-
CHERON, cf t 8 guns, from the Jerfey nation. The 1
ENDYPPION, Of 4.1., and the SANTA MARG•RITTL, of
38 guns, are gone up Hamoaze to refit.
PORTSMOUTH. APRIL 24.—Arrived the Isis man
of war, Capt. Los., with the following Earl India-
men, viz. the Lord Duncan, Herculean, Marriott,
and Devaynes, from Bengali, which they left the,
14th November, and St. Helena the 26th February ;
Rebecca and Mary, —, from the South Seas ;
Aurora, Cyrus, and Ganges, prizes, under convoy :
a French South Seaman, a prize, which failed with
them, is fuppofed to be retaken on their paffage—
they confirm the cacture of the Counters of Suther-
land indiaman about five months fince in the China
Seas by Admiral Lihois's fguadron.—Arri'ved the
DECADE friga•e, FaLeos (loop of war, and Whitby
tranfport from Goer ofey.—Sailed the MINERVA CUP-
ter, with the London, Britannia, Melpomene, lode-
fatigable, Tartar, Attire, and Ark armed tranfports,
under command of Captain Warsom, fit Ireland,
to take in troops for foreign fervice.—Remain the
outwaid.bonnd Eaft Indiamcn, and EURYDICR ill
gate, with the convoy for Qebec, and feveral tranf-
ports, with troops on board for Africa. The out-
ward bound Eaft India fhipsftill remain. Wind S.W.
DEM, Aram 23.—Arrived the WASP 1100 p of
war. with a fleet under convoy from Oporto, which
are failed fur the River.—Came down from Sheer.
fiefs his Majeity's fhip Itsoui.vs, Captain Bays,
and the W.ilthaniftow Eaft Indiaman, Captain
Ltorri, front the Rivcr.—Arrived the LEDA, E.
&TALUS and riapinatt. f:igates; MILIROOK Ichoon•
Cr; DART, HARPY, and ORE ST !I (loops of war,
from off Boulogne, and remain with the (hips as
per laft, and Witzr :Inop. Wind N.W.
Ar sit. ea.—Arrived the 1:;:.o. cutter, with a con-
voy horn the walward, ath!ch are failed for the
River : arrived the JISI SIC 5, MARINER and hfim 1.
gun blip, from off Boulogne, and remain with the
'hips as per haft. Th: Vl: Ft gun brig has a fiznal
for a convoy to t!.: a SS' d. Wind S. W.

ANOTIff Ft LE/ TLI6-1 ari Extremely forty to
five, that the V:rsit curter 1..:1 Eight brought the
mtb..chrly intcl7:;;.::ice of (1: kf, of the Arotto
fiig,t,, ou viy.3 ert+T I:nied, except four
men. 11.cre is tit) ficm Downs, nor do 1
fuppofe n what I havz t!.iy, that the
ag: a . p:ed. It is re-
p .t:c,l 0, it a coni.,:t.ition r I :I.ta beco held

44c.ittal i„

LAI IL Ni.illl.ll,

SHRRRWRSS, Apace. 13.—Arrived his Majefty's
{loops DILIGENCE, 'and liorrivre, with the HIND
hired armed brig ; and the BOLD gun veffel. The
REG ut.us has alto arrived from Long Reach, and
failed; the Viz ape gun vac' has failed with the Ton-
ningen convoy ; and the Base REL has gone up the
Chatham River, to lie as a block (hip.
YARMOUT N, APRIL 23.—Ye(lerday P. M. arrived
la CHIFPOsse frigate from the Note, and the Fri.
Care s gun brig front a cruize ; alfo from Harwich,
with mails and paffengers bound to Hufum and Got.
tenburgh, the following packets, viz. Auckland,
Captain BRIDGE ; Prince of Wales, Captain HLARN ;
and Diana, Capt. OSBORN : Sailed this morning on a
cruize off the Dutch coati, la CHI FFONN frigate; and
to their refpeetive deflinations, the above mentioned
packets. The (hips of war remain as per laa, with
the Diana packet, Captain STUART, who takes over
the Honourable Mr. PI RPOINT, fervants, &c. kc.
Several light veffels are waiting here to join the con-
voy bound up the Baltic. The number of light and
loaded (hips which paired through the Roads yeller.
day are fuppofed to amount to nearly 700 fail—a
fight which has not occurred before in the courfe of
feveral.years,owing to theprevalency of the northerly
winds.

A►us 23.—This morning, failed the MAGlcassa
frigate un a-cruize, alfo the Vixt gun brig, with 8
lail of Merchantmen, under convoy for Tonningen ;
the Swips gun brig on a cruize. and the Mlratr&
cutter for Horde,' Bay. Arrived the RATTLE!
(loop of war from a cruize, and the CHA M piON cutter.
Remain in the Roads, the Sravet.y, Admiral ROE-
EEL; ANTELOPE, Sir SYDNEY SMITH ; RAISnNABLE,
Captain HOTHAM ; RATTLER floop of war; ESCORT
all(lCENSOßgUnbrigs; FAVOUEITE,BADGIR, HUNTER
and CHAMPION cutters; the two former will convoy
the Honourable Mr. Pompoms. to the Contlnenx,
who is expeCted to fail this afternoon.—Wind S. W.
tlrcng breeze.

LFRWICK. A►RIL 17.—His Majefty's fhip APIS.
rnrsr, ju(t now off Brafrdy Sound, on the 3d of
March lA, had a fevere engagement with four Dutch
veffels off Bergen, two of them of t 6 guns each, one
of them of eight, and the other of 11 guns, all of
them much damaged. The AMETHYST had three
men killed, and feveral wounded, and was much
damaged in her rigging, &c.

GIATEStbIO, Aram 33.—Paffed by the Penelope. Boutfield.
and George, Reynolds, from Demerara; Friendfisip, Johns, from
Honduras ; Little Ben, Gray, from St. Michael's; Patriot,,
Goads, and Maria, Jacobs, fro^s Lifbon; Polly, Hancock, from
Charante; Callao. Atkins, from Cadiz; Prince of Wales, Gil-
lingham, and Broders Loft, —, from Guernrcy; Hebe. Car-
odor, front Cork; Argos, Chambers, and the New Hope, Brooks
(with prize goods), from Plymouth —Sailed the Venus, Rcdburg,
for Alma; jenny, Stostehoofe, for Oporto ; Iris, Nicholfon, for
Riga ; Chatham, Mace, for Petufburgh; and Hope, Maddyck.,
for Amfterdam.

APRIL 14.—PaEed by. dot Boyne, Smith, from Gibraltar; Sur-
prize. Balkett, from Sevdk ; Sc. Joreph, Marbin ; and Allabraton,
&tuna, from Bllboa.

We announced yeflerday the lofs of the Arocco
frigate and ten of her convoy. We were, however,
led into a great millake by an incorreCt llatement
that reached us. Though we have to regret the lofs
of the vac's, and we fear of many lives, we are
happy to rind we do not owe the misfortune to an
attack made by an enemy's force. They were
wrecked by tempefluous weather.

It is very confidently rumoured, that an attempt
to murder many high perfonages has been dote red.
Two foreigners, who had lately arrived at Harwich,
and who were ordered out of the kingdom as im.
proper perfons to be allowed to continue in it, were
to have been the perpetrators. They quarrelled be
,fore they could get away, one flat:nd the other, and
this attempt at murder brought on a new examination.
One of them, we underhand, is a Captain of
French light artillery, and calls himfelf Ls CLERO :
the other was formerly a Conk at Carleton Houfe,
and was fent out of die kingdom about five or fix
years ago, under the Alien AIL They appeir to
have engaged in a confpiracy againh Cie life of his
Royal Highnefs the Prince of War.r.s, and other
Members of the ROYAL FAMILY, and of the Princes
of the Houfe of Bouasori.

FIRST DAY'S DRAWING —The Ticket Na. 3393,
drawn on Monday a Prize of One Thoufand Pounds,
was fold in one darter, one Eighth, and 'ten Six-
teenth Shares, at the old State Lottery Otiice of
Sway r and Co. in the Poultry, where Tick:ts and
Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on fale. The
Second Day's drawing will b: on Saturday next.
On Wednefday evening,about half pall ten o'clock,
a molt dreadful tire broke out in the faCtory belong-
ing to DAVID AINzWORTH and Co. in Pretion, a very
large building, and clofely adjoining one of Mr.
Hottocss's. The fire began in the engine hnufe, on,
the bottom (lorry, from tome unknown caufe : the
flames fpread with aflonithing rapidity, to that it was
impollible to remove any thing; all the papers and
honks were burnt, along with cotton and machinery.
In a very fhort time the building was one valt body
of fire. One houfc adjoining was aim bnrnt ; but
the fire was prevented going any further that way,
by very a.ftive exertions and the engines. Moll part
of the frr-lt of the factory Cum fell into the liteet,
and the heat was In intenfc as to melt the glafs and
Kura the window frames, along with tom: machinery,
in another faCtory, belonging to the fame gentleman.
on the oppofite fide of the (fleet ; but happily it was
prevented gaining ground there, by the molt
alto-
nit)ringendeavours, principally of the Volunteers, who
had :ambled by the drums bearing to AIMS :—But
for their exertions the whole of Dale-greet mull have
fallen, and probably much more of the town. The
great chimney or flue then fell in with a trtmen.
dints crafli ; a great part 5.1 it tell upnn a ruing
houfe, fitnated at fame dillance, bel.,grgirig to Islr.
lionancxs, immeaNately Irt it it: dame and it
was exp.:ili] every minute Mr. Et Itk, faaory
would be on tite, which iiideed it often was, and as
often extingitithed. A man irt the name of shake-
thaft, (offered lumfelf to be hooted rip by ropes to
the !op of the building, when theaslates were patch-
ing hot, and the (Mall beam at the ti p, over w 1 .ch
the rr-pc was flung, was attually on tire: An engin:
Was got up to him, by chick he extinguilli.d the
fric, and cooled the ro..f, &c. at the unno.,cot dancer
I,s own life. No lie.. s %etc I. It, And very leas
of. ,:s butt. Gicat 1,7 id.: is doe to the :Olive
aillaance of the Virkii;ecos, iu the r-triasal of ti.
r!•, and w.:1:. twin, warps, &c. !tom the artj-in
lofs i. n.rt set el.rnated, hut t:
wift.:,l it will be nie.! ;:art (.3 it nifated

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From 11)e LONDON GAZETTE, April s 4.

DOWNINGAITIttIIT, ♦P&IL 21, 1804.

Difpatches, of which the following are Copies. were tits fay
received by the Right Honourable Lord Husaa r, one of his Ma-
jcity's principal Secretaries of State, from Colonel joys Mamma,
commandant of the Sculement of Corte, on the emit of Africa.
Ooree, Africa, yds Feb. 'flog.
Mr Loan—On the 17th of January, about noon,
a negro arrived from Yoff, and reported that a fleet
had been Peen from thence that morning, at day-
light, and appeared to be Banding for Goree. Be-
fore two o'clock, veffels were feen from the hill be•
hind Cape Emanuel : near four, they came round
the Cape ; the fquadron confilling of one (hip, car•
rying a commodore's pendant, and five aimed
(eh ooners, with pendants, al! (hewing French colours,
and with large boats towing after them. The Com-
modore fired a gun, and bottled a red flag at his
forensaft head, which we have fince learnt was
meant as a fignal to us, that in cafe of attack during
night, no quarter would he given. About funfet
the fquadron tacked, and before dark was near the
anchotage, (landing in. The inhabitants having
agreed to of ll in defending the ifland againtl any
attempt that (hould be made from Senegal, and
being of opinion that the prefent force was of that
nature, (hell meafures were taken as appeared molt
likely to prevent the enemy from landing during the
night. All the arms that could be procared were
accordingly iffued to the inhabitants, who, with
the garrifrm, were Rationed at the different polls
round the ifland. The moan fet at eleven, and af-
fairs remained in the fituation dcfcribed until about
three o'clock on the ifttli ; when fhortly after I bad
returned to the beach battery from vaiting the polls,
a fret!) firing commenced on the Eatt tide of the
ifland from Boats, and at the fame intfar•.t a tchooner
came in fight, (landing dire9ly for the beach ; a
drong and well diretted fire cf great guns and
maketry was immediately opened upon her, and
the people on board, being either wounded or driven
below, (he drifted on (bore. In the mean time the
boats, to the number of eight, full of troops, had
unfortunraely effeCted a landing on the rocks to the
Eat) rich of the town, where the furfhappened to be
unufually low, and having overcome th: force which
was eppofed to them, they had penetrated through
the town as far as the main Guard, of which, after
being once repulfed, they gained pcifreffi.in, making
Come milliners.
The inhabitants having given way nearly on all
fidts, and the enemy being now in fuch force on our
right, it appeared advifable to form a juiielion with
.the foldiers in the North-point battery, where we •
fhould retain the command of the beach, and be
ready to check any further attempt to land, until
fome information could be received of the Rrength
and fituation of the enemy, to enable me to judge
what ought to be done. The firing continued until
towards fix o'clock, when being yet uncertain what
number had landed, and in hopes that the main
guard was the only poll held by the enemy, I direct-
ed that it (hould be attacked by the fnldiers I had
with me, which was executed with great alacrity,
and the poll carried with confiderable Lis on the
part of the enemy; on our fide it was lets as to num-
bers, hut I loft the atii,tance of a very gallant officer,
Dr. HLDDLI, being (hot through the breall in the
attack, when Capt. Limy o was alto flightly wound-
ed. We now learned that the enemy had polfeffion
of the hill, where Captain LLOYD propofed to attack
them, a mealure I (horrid gladly have adopted I
but the day beginning to break, we had the mortifi-*
cation to fee them appear in fuch numbers as left no
room to fuppofe there was any probability of (ne-
ed's, our force being reduced, by killed, wounded,
and prifoners, to about :5 foldiers, Captain LLOYD.
Lieutenant CHRISTY, and myrelf.
At this time the enemy's veffels were (landing
doter in, apparently to land a reinforcement ; and
the inhabitants, feting French colours nn the hill,
came to me. alking leave to treat. Under there cir-
cumtiances, and expored to the enemy's fire on all
tides, further refinance appeared vain ; 1 therefore
felt it. my duty to comply t• ith the requett of the in-
habitants, and fent an officer with them, propofing
terms and capitulation for the g•trrifon. The officer
who commanded the linimitig party having been
killed, the annexed terms were verbally agreed to •
with the (color who furvived, to be commuti.cated
to the crmmandant of the fquadron; until his anfwer
should be received, firing era:id, and we continued
to occupy the battery. The terms of capitulation
being confirmed by the commandant MIMI, the
foldiers gtuunded their arms, and the place was fur-
rendered.

We were informed that the enemy's force confified
of four tchooners, which had been fitted out at Cay-
enne. and fupplicd with Withers for the purpofe of
attacking Goree ; that they had touched at Senegal.
where they bad been furnished with additional boats.
pilot', a reinforcement foldiers, and another
fchooner, and whete they kid Lccu j•ined by the
thip, which happening to call at SC:'CgAI was put
in requisition for this expedi!ion : the fquadron alto-
gether carried upwards of filly gun., and Six hundrd
men, about two liiintlre.l and forty of whom had
been landed : the whole under the command of MOTI-
Cela Mari , Lieutenant de V•ilfcan, the Comm°.
dove's pendact having Leo' h-i'ted (illy while
coming in. by the Captain of rhz 1h p, who had held
that rank in their navy during the late war.
On the evening of the anion we had 54. wl to
men, including Officers, and although the tierjc•ia-
Nlayr was the only one who was not able to come
upon the batteries, when it is conliticred, that fevcral
of the men, worn out by difcafe, and difabled ty ac-
cidents, were incapable ~1 ma king any great exertion,
that wiceitain where an attar might be made in the
bight, it was necelho y todre..le our force yet y much
to occupy the different puts, 1 hope amltrull it %via
appear to our King and t. our Country, that the
pillion I had the c•uirimand. did mit firb•
mit without difchar:lifig .lute like Whit!' toldiers.
Our lofs conlilf.. f t iimmer..li rank and rile.
; 2 S. I, TALL and file, wo uended.
19.-01 the enemy, .ie, ar01:-; t‘i tae niiht coirrß
.s rants I can procure, 3 cfLers and 4.• men, killed,
or since dc.4.1 : Cr, All J tip.satJ. of
w.•unded. ofil

Cipt.iiu Li rivn,
U,• II.: 1
.iv..l I 4 1.6011 c,

Or_u•

1y on kraal exc.-
Oth, er, both hat
, c lc! •cry 'teas

1.0 ;

lIkoDLs luring inor..fcil fame time bacie

suL--
In domilitary duty, I gladly accepted his offer, and
Ihe has given me great (lance ; his wound, wh;cll
was at fir it thought to be mortal, having taken'a
favourable torn. I am now happy to think he will
recover, and I earnelly wills to recommend him to
your Lorclfhip's notice, as di(lir.guilhed by his ccn•
duct on this occallon, and alto by his attention to his
medical duties (Ince we came to Africa. I have the
honour to be, &c. (Signed) jolts raasca.

TRANSLATION.
Corm, Africa, lan. tg, ans.
The French being in polfetlion of the hill, the
INnadron being ready to land mitre troops, a confi•
&rabic number of men being killed and woundett
on both fides, and farther refiltance offering only the
profped of occafioning an unneceitary etrilliun
of
blood. the following Terms. of Capitulation wcie
agreed to
Art. I. The Ifiand of Garet, with i:s dependendea, to be deli-
ve-ed op to the French Governmon as it row Rinds.
Ir The Brit.& Garrifon haring laid dm n th ir arms In the
North battery, which they continue to occupy, (hall be (=Awl
without delay With a (efficient wail as a cartel, to carry them
to Great Britain, Colonel Erafcr giving his parole of hotwur lot
lidneelf, his officers, and foldk.rs,-not to terve during the prefent
war, agalnft the trench Republic or its Allies, unlit regularly ca-
.

id Battalion of Birmingham Voltlnteers.
I.ieut.inant "m. Betts to be Captain, vice Brooke, r.figlic.d.
it Battalion of Breeknockffiire Volunteers.
Reverend John Wiliam* to be Chaplain.
Loyal Britons Volunteer Infantry. •
Lieutenant Wm. A rnott to be Captain. vire I ...ake, promoted.
Ening.. Henry Hill to he Lk utenant, vice Arnott.
Enfigii Goa. Henry Cutler to be Lieutenant, eke Briftow reigned.
John ICennedy, Gent. to be Enfign , vice Cutler.
Burton upon Trent Volunteer Infantry. •
.I.ljutant Charles James Hodlon to be Lieutenant, vice Ilatt,r,
t dig ned I 'Vino, \varrington,Ocut. to be Adjutant, vice I todion.
3d Battalion of Carmarthen Voluptcers,
Enfign John Baile to be Lieutenant, vice Philips, reigned; John
B 4,n..11. Gent. to he Fnign. vice Bade; William B. Taylor,
l'ael..r,Gent. to be Enlign,s Ire Evans, reigned ; Francis Wit-
kit.con, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Taylor, retignsds Joint Jen-
kins., Gent to be Surgeon.
Cireneeltcr Volunteer Infantry.

Richard Han, Gent. Jofepli Cripps, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenants.
tlt Battalion of Cinque Port Volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonel John Macdonald to be Licutertaut4Joiduel,
vice Sbee, dcecaf:d.
id Battalion of I)itto.
M ijor Charles to be Lieutenant Colonel.
Captain Robert blifau Sutton to be Major.
Creditors Volunteers.
captain Imes Buller to be Captain-Commandant.
Lieutenant Thomas Hugo to be Copula.
&Aro !oho Smith to be Llemenant, vice Yanle, reftgncd.
Ensign Henry Holman to be I.ialtaiallt, vice Hugo.
George Ruda!, and jofepb Borings, Go:tato be Eiden&
DV/entry Volunteer Infantry.
Captain John Plorner Clark to tie Mayo; Lieut. Charles Rattray,
to be Captain; Bufign John Hall to be Lieutenant; and Hera-
klion' Wyman Palmer, Gent. to be Enka.
A Supernumerary Company of Riflemen in Devon-
ire.

chimed.
11l The °Seen sod foldiers preferve their baggage and d-
ials, which Gall be mins ked with them.
IV. The Inhabitants COD retain poffeffults of dole properties.
without redllaite however to any orilen to the contra which
may hereafter be given by General Blanchibt, C and
Ackelniiitrator General of Senegal and ks Dependencies.
Agreed urns and executed in two rent., to be entbanged be.
• Moo as, the day and year already mostioned.
(Signed) Ants Foliate, Col Afr. COMO.
ASS, Lieutenant de Vallkau,itod com-
manding the DiviSoo.
My Lord--On the ilith of January, in the even-
big, the Britiffi fuldiers were embarked on board the
French fquadron, until a tette! fhould be made ready
for them.
Oa the a 3d the Officers and foldiers went onboard
is &op: vrbith was fent as a cartel to Senegal, where
a larKer veffel was preparing totarry diem to Eng-
lisadvl am very lorry to add, that notwithfiaoding thq
articles of Capitulation, the inhabitants, officers, and
even foldiers, have been fhamefudy pillaged.
I have the honour to be, Re. Jolty vacsta. •
LIST or TIE viatica so
Divtliao Oartnne, hawks on board Troops (root the ith
Dena Brigade, and from the Cayenne Volunt.ters.
Beheence la Vigk, M. Mahe, I-kat-de Yankee, Commandant, 2
sc=vat.efedveis, and 90 men.
and Sy meetNlß*l2o4llllllft. MUD to guns I
'oaner lea Awls, Clasen Saudriur, tit guns and is =IL
.Ikhoorterytlikan, to gll7ll and to own.
Front general, with a detachment of the 46th Brigade.
Da RANI' Deeruicm, Enfign de Villein's, a gent and 30 men.
From Rochelle.
The kip Mode Thomas. Pepin, ciiidevast Capitalise de Vallkaa,
no pops and 230 men.
At the Court at the • Q2een's Palace, the tyl of
April 004, Prefent—The King's I:loft EaceUent
• Ilfajeliy in Council.
Ms May* In C. 061141 WY this day &dad to appoint the Mow-
ing Sheriff", viz.
Lereititsturtat...Hawy Otway, of Staisford-Hat; Efq.
alowasoureutimmi-Wilkun Atkins Walionssolf Llangildry,Ekg.
lionopaoaltethert Barton. of Lestro. EirP
Dotemiewngir Robert Poe
fed
tiChatroillt.KM.
Acid
Majcily was affo pleated to audit the following einendimont
epos the Roils
Oteaseawura•RiebtreToberrUk Picloe, of Eweeny, Elp. TIMIS
Richard Turbermill TerhomUL, of Einem,
Abbey, Eq.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
ADMIIKALTir °Vries, •011.11. SS.
This day, in port ucitce of the King's pleafere, the
following Flag Officers of his lidajefty's Fleet were
Lw,iomoted,
esti, 91.,e—Sle Richard Ordlow, Sart. Robert Kingf-
ntW Ilart. Sir Hy& Patter. Ent. Beejantio Cultheell„Sfq.
Oratrable William C.ernwalliew•Te be Admirals of the White.
Vice Admirals of the Red— Inmost kkekenege. Efq. Sir Row
Conk. p.n. Sir Hersey Haney. K R. Rabat Mass. CMOs
Holmes Calanady, John Boormailer, Erg's Sir Gawp Young.
Krt. John Henry. Richard Rodney Nigh, A'orassier Gnaw,
George Kcppel, Eftini—To be Admirals of the Rte.
Vice Meerais of the Vflitowilkse Peskier, John Bandy. The-
lma Spry, klike. Sir John Orde. Ban. Wilkins Young, Jams
Gaineier, Elora Sir Andrew Mitchell. K. B. Charles Chamber-
layet. Pike Rairier, In be Vice Admirals of the Red.
Vine Admirals of the aloe--Chriftnner Parker. Philip Patton,
Uri. Sir Charts Morice Pole, 8ut....-To be Vice Adminloof
the-RaL
Vim Ailearak of the Bloe-a•coon Brown. John Leigh Neese,
William Swine', Charles Edmond Nugent. Charles Pow al Ha.
mikes, Edmund Dod,Efqrs. Right Hon. Horatio Virount Wel.
fon, X. B.Sir Charles Cotten, Bart.-.To be Vice Admirals of
the White.
lOW Admirals eshe Red—John Thomas, Junes Nine, John
Pakenhars, E. Sir Frahm. Gower. ICatt John Holloway,
Efq.—To be Vice Admirals of the White.
Rear Admirals of the Red--George Willed, Efq. Sir Charles Henry
KSOWICS, Bart. Honourable Thomas Pakenham. Robert Deans,
Cuthbert CoMbgwood, James Hawkins Whitased, Arthur
Ranee, Snob Child, Efors. Right lion. Charles Lord Leak,'
Thomas Taylor, Efq. Ste John Thomas Duckworth, K. B. Sir
Robert Calder, Dart —To be Vice Admirals of the Blue..
Rear Admiral. of the White—James Richard Duro. Erg. Hoe.
George Berkeley, Thomas Weft, lane. Douglas, Peter Aphn,
Henry Say.age, Bartholomew Samuel Rowley, Eton. Sir Richard
Packertor Bart. George Bowen, Robert Montane, John Ver.
guEon, Edward Edwards, Efir. Sir john Deride Warren, Bart.
end K. B. Edward Tyne' Sostrt, Ft+ Sir Theism Graves, K.
Thomas Nfeenamara Ronal, Sever Moriarty, Efqrs. Sir Henry
Troller, Kist.--To be Rear Admirals of the Red.
Rear Atirals of the Biluo.-Henry Edwin boohoo, Robert
etykoae, o be Rear Admirals of the Red.
Rear Admirals of the Bluer--Bitty 'kooks, John Wickey, John
logeZtiort FIR, John Killen, Edward 'fbottbrousts, James
Sampfon r..dward., rime Canine% Henry
Cromwen, Archer Phillip, Elem. W oboe Grow hair', e,
Ent. Sir Jame. Saunters, But. and K. be Rear Attain-
tab of the White
The iiaearnerittonei raera:ni w-re alto appointed Flag Meer, of
hi, Nl•leity'. Fleet,
Thanes Drury. Ally alai ramie, liqrs. Right Hon. Witham
Earl or Northelle, June. Vaillari, Flo. sir IVm. Henry Dmigia.,
Batt. Thomas Weil., 11.:q. sir Edward Reline, Bart Laac Ca- I
• Efq.,--To be Rear Admiral. at the whhe.
John Aylmer, Sam& i:fborn, Richard Roger, Jonathan Faulkner,
Jahn Child Parvi,,Tlicopi Sus Joe a,, William Drown,
Wolfeley, John t :corn Murray, John Sono, Robert
Murray Efqrs. Hono..rahk .%leriniler Cochrane, sir 'lawn"
Tr„,,bryr,gr, L„,ri j.ihr, ktam. Henry It'Elterre Darby, Ed-
ward 800 ate:, George Palmer, V,,lhiaw O'Been Drury, Wit.
Met litllngtoo, Thomas Lusais, VII --To he Rear Admirals ,
of the Blue.
The King has been to •ppnint Georee Martin, Efq.
elf Riiv.ard John Stn.-hut ha-• acd Sir Willi ern Sidney Smith,
m• en be Colonels of hi. Maj, •, Marine pones, m •he
of Or Edward PelleW, Bart. N dram liornett. FN. and Tho-
- Bart. appeinted tiag 011eer. ni her Maitfty's Beet.
MILITA KY PROMOTIONS
w•e•os ICI. •Peit rf, 'BO4.
Cheltenham Volunteer Cavalry.
Liaatemat Thomas Gray to be Captain. vier Snell deceaf-d. ot-ria•it .
Havering Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lelien, eke
J okes coltarrir Co.rt. Efq to be Captain. Searbormigh Volunteers,
Baylor,: Volunteer Infantry 1 Ta'or 'saes Tindall to he Li: ores:apt-Colossi {.hew-'vii
title John Vaus !r• h^ Lie-noose, vice Tait, refired. . mitts Robtan to be Captain; hatire Robert Martin
lkynhorfl Anti Wokingharrs Volunt•ers. en It I .esoclsat; Tenn A.:drat- Pr ~e 1,,,.. b. I.,eutenant.
Nevi. to he Ad,utant, Wail the Brevet Te be t !oho lbw t-ifr, ;Jr.. , t. la t:ert.l wile
* Rani el Cot tan , time ,an g rt.

cr,w;

WillianiTally, Dent. to be Lieotenant-Commandeoh
Durham Volunteer Infantry.
John Mottos Eden, Efq. to be Captain, Van Saute*, retailed.
Elmoley Lovett Volunteer Infantry.
Entlen Benjam Ctimberhach to be Lieutenant. vice Ragingham,
reigned; andin
Thomas Hanka:rood, Gent, to be Reign, vice
Cuanbabaeb.
Duke of Olouteßer's New Fovea Battalion of Vo•
lunteer infantry.
Don= Morbid, Ode. to be A4otalli. vice Leitrim.
Guildford Volunteer Infantry.
Anton Orfiew. Gm to be Linstataut. vies Hada, reigned.
Hartfraere Rangers.
Robert Wallet, Gent to be Adjacent, Idea Ilavrards, reigned.
Haytor Volunteer Artillery.
Captain !Mast nodal. R. H. is be Mejor-Contratm.
To be Captains... Lieutenant Timone 11. Hicks, R. bi.; and Philip
GiUard -bd Edward Man, Efges.
To he Fiat Lieutenants—lan Bragg and Chriftopher Sankt,
Gents.
To be Semod Lieutesinen—Vins.adams and Wm. Ginaret, Grata..
Haytor Volunteer Infantry.
Jeepli Small, and Richard I:L*l,omm to be Feigns; sad Rol,
j. Edwards to be Chaplain.
Home Hundred Volunteers.
•
gamut Stafford. Efq. to be Cartel's; William Basher, Gent. to
be Lieutenant; and Robert MottsoGent. to be
3d Regiment of Royal EaR India Volunteer. •
Lieutenant Thomas Steele to be Captain, 'eke Rall, refired ; Es-
Sp Thomas tie la Garde GriffeU to be Lieutenant. vice Steele;
and William Eiphinaace Mac Lean, Gest. to be bap, vice
Grafi&
South Kent Volunteers.
Yarn Toornap. Efq. to be Captain; and Mind Gm .to be
Adjutant.
Kirkaldy DAM& of Fiferkire Volunteers.
WV* John rape Good to be Copts* vice G. Morgan. re-
bind ; Dodd Mayas to be Lieutenant, vice Ratko,
ford, et*/ • James Landoll, Gene, to be Rabin, vim Or-
rock ; Waal %Mae, Gast to isago.vice Morino.
Loveden Volunteer Infantry.
&ibis Philip Leashed so be Lleouniant, eke Rarnfdales do-
ceded ; Wane Pepper, Gent, to be Rdign, via Lough/Am
V Ludlow olunteer infantry.
uesteasat lobo Sebes Meth to be GSM, 'nee Lone, reaped;
Rollie Richard railer to be Llama*, vice Mara; Edward
Weltaage, jug. Gent. to be Idgoorica Taylor; Rev. Charles
Taegu-to be Cbaphin.
Weft Leieefierfhlre lattalim of Volunteers.
airatGeorge Peery to WADI Beervet tank of Captain ; Rev
er abbe Chapatis.
Maker ArtAlery Volonteers.
*Meador Akimbo**, Gent to be Second Lieutenant ; Wallas
Chubb, Gent. to be ditto.
Mickleham Volunteer Infantry.
Waste George peas" Gent. to r Lieutenant, vice Woe roll
rained.
Loyal Ongsr Hundred Volunteers.
Jobe Rutherford Abdy, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Comman-
dant, vice Ord. massed-
Sharpatooters Company of Peeblelkire Volunteer In-
fantry.
Alexander WAR, Efq. to be Captain.
3d, or Athol' Battalion of the Royal Pertlifhire ill
Volunteer Brigade.
Jerph Stewart, TN. to be Captain, vice Milan, 'reigned.
Ift, or Breadalbane Highlanders Battalion of the
Royal Perrhfhire ad Volunteer Brigade.
Archibald Marbiats. Erg, to be Captain, vice A. Campbell, ap.
pointed to the Patehlre Militia.
To be Lieutenants— Matlock, Gent. vice P. M.Arthur,
reigned; infri Margregor. vice Walker' reigned ;
E.dign Douraii MDeugal, vice J. Mackay, rcegned ;
Mac Art hut, G.m. vice J. Andendon,refigned.
To be Pnign.--Akaander Mar Gregor, Gent. vice MacGregor ;
Matwell itmeart,,Gent. vice hl'Dougall ; irDougall,
Gent, vim J. Stewart, reigned; Gait. vice G.
Sinclair, nei;ned ; Walker, Gent. to be Quarter Mailer ,
--- Campbell, Gent to be Surgeon.
3d. or Monteath Battalion of Ditto.
jams Davrisin, Gent. to be Reign, vice Wm. Stirling, refired.
ill Battalion-of the Qteen's Royal Vultencers.
Timms; Batt, Gun. to he A ffiFaut So ~con.
id Battalion of Ditto.
Richard Doom:rum Gent. to be Adjutant. vice Gardner.
fttroi idge Hundred Viunteers.
Captain Witi,Ani Slathew to be I.iiutenant Colonel.
Henry loamy. Eiq. tribe Major.
Tobc Captain.—Henry lathier, WitlSam Roper, and 131111 am
Bridge:nen, Hurt.
To lie Ll.iitmartt—Jetlepli Grifery, limes Reynold Ray, Re,
beet Alrock, rio. James Pauli y. am! Wm- Lumped!, t.ents.
I.nrmr,s—Joho Spalding, Gabriel Gunton, Llesee.
sad Johu Critp, Gent..
Rotherham Volunteer Infantry.
Lionel Place, bfq. to be Capuin.
Sr. Andrea's, Fifefhlre, Volunteers.
lieutenant Donald Arthur ro be Adjutant.
St. James's, Weßminfler, Volunteers.
reward Sail., Gent. to be Lime. ,tee.
St. George's Volunteers.
Lieutenant James R veiny Cooper to to C.jnain, vier I.leotensett
Colon •: l.ord J. Thy nue, who refirti. his compaliy ; Fnign John
Tatham to be Lieutenant, vice Cooper; Ftifigo John Reynolds
to he t.i-otenant, vice Longliesis, r.enr4 Jahn Charles SW-
tow, cent. to he /oleo, vire l wham ; Janus Aitatar,
to be k.ittigo, vire Reyn,.W.
Selby Volunteer Infantry,
ieotemant John Ibompfun to Le Capt. t vki Re A. refired.
.lemee Autbis to be tte•na•.: . i hoiret.in.
aamucl Spoiortli, be Er hg n, ‘'ice

Sh.enßone, Weefnrd, and 'Vats VoTankers.
Enlist' Mefferd Lytcott fileki to be Lieutenant, vice Crompton,
rcfigned Stinky Pipe Wolferttan, Oent. to be Lieutenant, flee
Foljambe, rclig o
Skirle Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant intut Brooke to i.e Captain, vice Lowther refignerl :
Ttennas Matthew Gravely to. be LiLotenastt, rice
Smola.
Loyal Southampton Fuelleers.
Lieutenant Thorn.' Nicholls to be Captair, vice Loiter, teftztsei ;
A.tut.int ,klezander C;clles to have the Brevet tank of Car
tabu

00 Thneday tat, the Counters of Puke, of a fall:
On Monday the t6th init. at Dover, the Lady of J. hf. re..!ar.
Efq. of a daughter.
On Wednerday, Lady firms, at Ws Lordibip's boort, in Qneet•
!beet, May.fair, of a fon and heir.
On the tatb hat at Ida ►once in Devonthire, the Lady of Deal•
can Campbell. Lfg. of a fon,
On the t ytk init. at Elberrater, the Lady of the /W. Hp%
Byron, of a Con.

Loyal Southwark Volunteers.
Li.tenant-Colonel John Aleock to be lieutenam-:'olnnel.Com-
marelant, vice Hight Fit/enuresle George Tierney.reigned ; So.
lomon Davies, Rfq. to be Llcutenstit-Culostel, al= Akock ; Sc.
cord Lieutenant -- Hughes to be Fitit Lieuteua.,,, vice J.
rellgoed; Patrick Townfcnd Lightfoot, Gent. to bc Se-
cond Lieutenant, vige Hughes.
I Q RegTment of Sorry Volonteers.
Jofeph Maley Gaitacill, Gent to be Militant Surgeon.
Tewkertsory Volunteer lufan!ry.
Charles Prior, Gent. to be Feign, vice Terrett, rel,gaed.
Walderfhare Volunteers.
Captain Thomas Jell, to be Adjutant.
Royal Weßminiker Volunteers.
John Findalttr, Gent to be Lieutenant, rite Banditti.
Woodford Volunteer. Infantry.
Enfign Charles Miller to be Llentenant, vice Roper, reigned.
Wooton-under•Edge Volunteer Infantry.
Enlign H. G. Parilow to be Lieutenant, Nee Anfths, reigned.
, John Strang, Gcut to be Lieutenant, yke Danaher, reigned.
Era ATOM in the Gazette of 7th latent.
Helmingham Volunteer Infantry.
For the Farl of Dylan to be bearomw-Caoof.Cuswesiaor, rend
the Earl of Dyfart to be Cdond.
ER LATTA In the Gatette of 7th infant.
For the Battalion...under 14enterant•ColonelRobinfott and Lien-
tenaot.Coionel Warrington, and the Cavalry tinder Lord Lelie,
read
COLONEL Geminate:nib Lesitz.
- LIMIT IN ANT-COLONEL DANIEL kteIEARDVAIIIINOToN,
Croydon,Vniunteer Cavalry and Infancy.
Miteham Volunteer Infantry.
?Medea Volunteer Infantry.
Merton Volunteer Infante?.
Four troops of Surrey gentlemen and 'Yeomanry Cavalry.
sharnftwotera attached to Dam. •
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL •••••••• EEIELT N. COMEt•tEDANT.
Li tetra NANr-COLONaa Jail* ROSININEN,
Burma Volunteer Infantry. •
Carfkaltea Voluuteer Infantry.
Misted Volunteer Infantry.
RWEII VOW:MU Infantry.
Betchwowit Volunteer Infantry.
Mickleton Volunteer Infantry.
Leathethead Voluntreer Infantry.
Two Troops of Surrey Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERsED ED.

joke Clerk, of Holton. Suffolk, merchant.
Vtillhon &flitted, of Hatay/m.14 Suffolk, ruddier, eornmet•
ehant, dealer and ctapnian.
Samuel Brattier, of the Cock and Hoop, Holborn Ban, Lodes,

BANKRUPTS.
Robest Harris, of Mal4lllatte. Kent, woollen-draper, to forreadet
A pail eE, May 5, and juin S. at tea. at Guildhall, Landow.--
Anemias, Metes. Clartfoo. Elfer-ftrect, Stood.
William Green, of Rowlerd, in E6A, dace-draper. haberdather,
dealer and thapann, April all, May 7, at one, and June 3, M
twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. George Athlater,

MARRIED.
Lately, M. Ju Prectsfie44, of *ynderwat, to MifsClisrlottS
Wyatt, of lame Grtve. CArvitvouldre.

DIED.
Oa Suaday Ittereit.g. in the 78th gear of her ogg, Mn. Twit•
rg, of Eirez•ltrece.

IROH WATER AT ►.ONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Marvin. • • •• •• • 31 adauta after $
Mohacs

ftreet, Falent-figuarc, London.
Thompfun, of Birmingham.. Rare-Mafon, deakr and chap-
also, May 11, ft. and June 5, at eleven, at the Shabekair Ta-
rem, Binsilagbatn. Attention, Mr. Dolliklist, Eirmingleun 1 or
Me. William jokttiton. Tangle, London.
Cuthbert Metcalfe, or Kigliley, Yerkttire, Money.ferivener and
cottouninanufaaufer, (partner witkofticts Harsfaii, late of Cul.
lingwords, patilk of Dinky, T cottoo-manufadturer,
trading ender the Firm of Jobb Hong and Co.), June 2,4,
and 5, at dents, at the Devonthire /UM, Kighley. Americo,
Mr. Blunt, Old Pay Office, Broad4treet, London; or Mr.
De la Fare, in Riede?.
William Basile, of St. Paul% Ckarets.yard, Landon, pocketabook•
maker, April a%, MayT S. and June 5, at tea, at Cluildhall.o.
Attrwnty, Mr. Rir3ardfotr, Menument.yard.
George Wafter, of Braintree, Era, Ebopkeeper, dealer and rhap.
moo, April 28, May 5, and June 5, at ten, at GuildkalL Attor-
ney, Mr. Lurtriore, Red Lion .fqnare, London.
Robert Parkinfon, of Deel, Kam, dniggift, dealt, sad Chapman,
April 28, May I, end Jane S. at ten, at Guildhall, Lordonr--
Attorney, Mr. 0. Halms, Mark lane, London.
Richard Dalton, of Chuck-ltrect. pariah of KC116111012 and of
Southamptonarow, parift of St. George, Blanroftrury, Middle.
fez, carpenter, dealer and ehapman. April 2g, May 5., and June
5, at ten, at Gatidbalf. Attorney, Mr. John Edwards, No. 3,
Red Lion-Iquare, Holborn.
William Elliott, of Beverley, Yorkiiiire, tanner, dealer and chap-
man, April 30, Mays, *ad June c, at twelve, at the Tyner, in
Beverley. Anomie:, Mr. Samuel Hall, Beverley; or Al.ffra.
Lowniles and Lambert, Red Lion-(quart, London.
William Aek lam, of Beverley, Yorkllaire, tanner, dealer and chap-
man, Apra 30, May a. and June 3, at eleven, at the Tyre, in
Beverley. Attorniea, Mr. Samuel Hall, Beverley ; or Mars.
Lowndes and Lambert, Red Llon-fquare, London.
James Noble, of Reading ton Gravel Pits, Mkidkfes, brewer, May
1.5, and June 5. at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Pratt,
No. 7, Gray's-Inn (quart. London.
[The Gazette al(o contains two Proclamations for a General
Fall, to be obferved In England and Ireland, on Friday the ssth
of May aid in Scotland, on Therfday the 7th of June
wife Ord.:., of Couhed, refpeeUng the Importation of hides, calf-
Mins, ilcc till the sth of May, ttos ; and ih' performance of
quarantine in Scotland, in Holy Locks, inftead of Arran, as here
tofore )

LONDON AfARKETS:

HAVING detlicited myfelf to the Rudy, and [nett
gratided by the moll andderable priiffire fa that braoris
which 1 thought trotter to fele& f mat that I have not more ma-
employed my time than thee who, ha the eatenflve field of the
profam, are areafionally Inaratfed in uncertainty, and armed
always attain that fat& which it acquired by contentrating the
totelledual power v. one claim of Nadas..
Thedtfeafes of DEBILITY ate peculiarly diftreilkg, for NO
betne withthein a man of roacallirallt frimmosr, Ind, by a dm
predion of all vital energy, mama ttfelf becomes endetatedr
Whether they arife tronttbe prevalence ara example, thee:Pam
tire habits of (cheat boys, or the indulgent:ea of Mytutity, they rift
Quire the molt affidimus profeframal PSI; but by the igoorseice
of uneducated men, the fymptornsare agimarmard.and the calf&
tudon is deftroyed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYI.L COLLEGE LI SURGEONS'.
I ground my preteotons ou renderity of education; and paraffin
every privilege to predict, I fed snyklf entitled to that cooftdobil
with which I have hirberto been foidlytelly bamosinad.
In the PR farfations of local -vre tarty applitattlea
prevent the calamity of a debilltand flame; but mime the
fern, from a cock:roared, of the malemilnets of the eke widely
canted his misfortune, is fearful of the oontanpt or import of bb
family phyfician, and Armada over his Infirmity with MANN Oar
raiment, it weft be fatisfedtory for $ to be all rod AA only at
capability of tftitltlttt, bit alfo of the mot invadable fame,.
Aud lb mart Veocreal OoMplainta it is tope rson pals,
danger or &RM.' ; in the tioft eon earl It is the acersirm
matt of exclubre rtperisoce In t s lase to die& a fah, caulk
sad (peaty re-eitablitment
I allay the advantage of this eagottelee tb thofentelthrtfea wb
are allidted with any kind of DEPUTY. of any frogmen
VENEREAL INFECTION, and is all Wm the tams of comm.
aeration are Rated ea the firß intemlar.
Patients in the country are expoded to Indere a lark obarabli
try rogudted to fps clft their age apid
MARTIN PlinTher
MEE of .avlom •
,
&foram of the Royal Collage of Surreal Y Lceida.%
Nosy, Atuudd-ftreet. Strand. nest Temple lire.

CORN-EXCHANOE, MONDAY, APRIL 13.

There it to day but a middling quantity of Wheat. the (ales for
fine (Ample+ are milt, and is. dearer, but other forts c•mtinuc to
go off beavUy. Hiving many buyer, of Bark/. And not much
arrived, It fetches an advance of shoot aa per quarter. Malt bag
bet, rGk, as have Peale and Beam of each bind. Owes are in
t.dcrabk (apply, and tha demand caufra the price., to Ur nadia
topported..—Flour in plenty at fall we, k's prices.
OftNER AL CURRI•NCY AS UNDPR

THAT a "K.noarledge of a Difeafe is half its
Uurc" Is an adage that mem was there tally verified that
in the Venereal Difesie,erbkh Protege.like slimes in massy de
keen forms that It esquires no fragirettion of Elyerienoe bpi
Keiseriedge to &Ringed% hate of he Tortoni' from other eon.
plaints, sad to apply stick Acme lath Romedies eslifto parasol
a Radical Core vs ithoot undermining the thriftitstioo.
ThiLlAity 'Auntie tote, impend by Dr. Solsoma,
hog for rearedy for all its lbges,when Ahtln.
~any, Orme Acid, sod miser lidedkioesr. flit of totes
prove abortive. the
the Milky hi et
Aarblaipstightee heiritiotomided ash Dim
oaks, end Philoroptikei hard, d, prowls
oak tof a dy hived b shit with a/felling dßas," hence Ms
dieser Ig ciles of Score y. Ssrobale ne„Lepihriy, ea *el as la she
confirmed Lam, sod hence by Its atavistic power it expels the
virus out of the fides, and reitatesitto eralvddenice whew bow
paired by Weak or the dekterimo preparation, of Menem Aar,.,
downy and Aqua Fettle.
Ninnerous and berpdhle ate tliatymptems of that leaded'
and drearifyi dittak, the !Carry ; and it I. evident, that no
who hoe resins to believe chit be is siedted with the leartgait
of the (curvy, Smola rat, soda by the proper are aneedldoe
has bees compktely fubdscd. The rapidity with *bleb this dlii.
order rages, when once it has mitered the evnititutisor k that
aftonithiog, the patkut is thordote gusnied ageing lianklise)iglit•
ly of his &rpm, hecsufe the fraptoms may perhaps appear to
him to be trilling; and theft who limo begun a mark of Mt
ANTI.INITETICINO, which • h a medicine calculated to
eleank.the blood of its impurity, we ftroagit recomormilledro
er pflit In the eh of it, tined may Rage of the masplaiat his
been Completely eradicated. The Scanty Is In 'mimed a Whin.
per, that no part is bee from lea nee; the chyle. the blood, sad
the lymph, are all tainted therewith. The me of the ANTI.
IM. ETto bi LS IS thercltre tutneUnitil obliged tat he matiouse
for tome time to root putt he thitieder.
The Antl-Impetigirita is pastel to the palate and uniform hi
Its edition, gently pro:limbo every cvacuietioa, end elicaclinia la.
ell impurittes of the blood and juices. It I. firmothossing and,
ilconsetie, purges mildly ottboet Irritation ; it produces a gentle
perfpiration jolt dux adadoillasibm, ,pastes moldy by wines
th quantity of which it generally lecrealei, end frelseatly mot-
lions a very edible alteration to the echoer and share of ft.
There arc faintly boceks at 33 fhillinea, which are egos* to bee
half guinea ones, to be (old by .11 the Venders of Gamine hies
cliches la terry prindpal

Wheat, sts. 311 s. loa per qr. White PcaO, 14.. ets. od.
Fine Ditto, 333.365. CA. &ens, 311 375. od.
Rye, ags. 3 is Ti.k Dim. sp. 3 is.
Raley, a t.t. 265 col. Oats, Ills. las. 231.
Malt, pt. $bA. 64. Poland ditto, tes. 251
Rape Seed, rt. to 401. per la.R.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
/Int Flour ses to sp. Seconds 351. to 4-1. per tack.
11•>4 tilt LONDON DAIL-flit. SAtUNIDAT, API'? 11.
Average l'rice of Corn in England and Woks, irons the tett:tot
ending the 14th of April, dos.
Whew, I Rye. I Barley. I eats. I leans. I Pare.
s. d. • d. I. 4. s. d. s. ct. s. d.
st o 32 9 13 11 it 'I 33 9 37
The average Pike of floor, computed from the Rerun, made
In the week coding April IS. is its. t per hundred %right.
..... —..—..—..

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efig.
Nay, midge-Rnet, London.
Heneered Sir, Edinburgh, March IS, /SOT.
IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fence the your
/790, 1 have been afflidted with the Loa Venereal; sirlaWy
from its nfillitiatcly relining every code of mededne prefcribisi
by the wort eminent of the faculty bemired godergeltg lavers*
revere eourfea of falivatlen,aod twice difchargell from the Heil&
tai, with little relief, week, appear to be of the trioft Mammas
nature. In the (piing of lalt year my diforder had get to tacks
head, as nnuly to put a period en my &Acme: f had a large trice
on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were
broke oat In a frightful manner* my right was dread(ellY pain.
ful, and had been In a Rate of ulceration for the laft Given years.'
no. left had alto two large madman it,was very much difeolutired
and gave me Inch excruciating pain, particularly when willo fa
bed, as nearly to deprive in. of refl. In this lamentable Rate
was recommended by Mr.).Thornpon, (who received fo great
tare by them Met), to take your !.rake's Patent Pills, whoa
began to do oo the 26th of May; a the courfe of • ortnight I be-
gan to receive bemlita.ain little more than a month the ulcers as
my head and arms were tumidly healed--Won atter the lures on
my legs healed alfn, leaving however, eanfulsrabbi diksaaeratios
io the ikln, and pain in the bone tithe left, which, by the bief-
' flog of Con, and a little longer perfCVerance to your b. 1I
! Mcd.cine, fiiblided: the nodes difpereng, the fldn mahatma 11l
natural hue, and the noaturt.d pams gradually going Ml,-1 tbam
bsran,c, by your liberal adder medieine,perfeetly true fin
all my fernier con:plat:v.—have recovered my former fpirit stall
ftrenetb, and am become jolly and fat, In which Rate having
tunttmied many sonntla• to the aftonillunent of allwhn knew tap
I am at a loft in what t.rms to erprefs my gratitude, bat bet
you, In' the ,1 of other firff.i mg mortals, to make this my art!
a. public as poribiz, u I than on every occalkm ; in In doing yolk
will greatly obilsc.Sir, your grateful, obedient, very hasbk far
.ant, ALLX. MUAKLN,

Swan's Hlgh.flreet, Pal
Witmer. to the atom core.—John Thornpron N 0.3. Keg,
Pooh ry-n las k t, johnM. I ntufb , Old Affemby ciolfe,lidisbargh.
Prepar.2 Am' sold by she foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAT.
I.olt, Mcmt:•:rnf the Royal i 'alms of Surgeons, at hia limas
Nu. 9, New ?met, London ; where, after a eonftant res
Aimee of atom rho, thirty-Ile years, is a praCtice pit lettlary dl-
b•Cled to the Ven, ria Complaints, owl thole iodating to
the Pans ut Goleta...son, with that invtobsele feerocy isrfaleh Mao
of his Pre.teili fho.ild always obferve La fed (Ma% he flatters
hinsfclf, the advict and afliftar.ce he oratuitouily adeetnlfteiv to
perfoas taldni this no., will Le ctteemed,by a diftercies
Public, as an ade..ntare tcl...an attainable android of all asnliliti7y.
Atfo tad, Li his spiv's:Ardent, fur :he convenience of thole lir-
in• at a dil:ar, e, at tLe l'crluntu a, Nu. id, St. Alban'oftrect,
PA-Mall; h. Tey-(hap, No. IS3, OlfuraPtrect I Mr. Mho•
rough's, r,tla Ibrect.hd/ ; Mr. *M. hooladkr. No. Fs UM'
on-row, Loa: I ower-hdl ; Mr. Batter's, South-larrdet,
burgh; NI: I ; and by one perfoo ia ever. ean•
fiderable Ova! and apfrod, in boas of only n.
9d. each, feat, J up, sv4th full and plush dtteetture' wherrty ref-
' f.os of el•ti•t lea way cow thonfelves with eatc,lpcol,
Am.! l_f,ty

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