... ensign John Holmes to be lieut. purch. vice Stephens, who retires. 28th, ensign John Maim to be licut. by purch. vice Clayton, who retires. 31st, lieut. Ben], Impeyto be captain, by purch. vice Grosser, who retires. 34th, hospital-mate John Norman to ...

... Joseph Hodges can be apprehended, or bringing him to the parish ofticers of Alkham, will be handsomely rewarded. John Pilcher, Churchwarden. John Claringbold, Overseer. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Robberd’s Balsamic Elixir, or Cough Drops, for COUGHS, ASTHMAS ...

... vice A. W. David, promoted; dated above. First Lieutenant John M. Close to be adjutant, vice Parish, deceased; dated December 14, 1800, First Lieutenant Richard T. to captain-lieutenant, vice John Bcmham, deceased; dated December 31, 1800. Second Lieutenant ...

... April 11, at the house Mra, Mur* p«»r. the Star and Gartet Tavern, Paradise-street, Liver I pool. Attorney, Mr. John Irvin, in Liverpool. John Wallace and William Hawes, of Hanwell, Middlesex, map-maker, to appear March 3, 14, April 11, at Guildhall, London ...

... -~T. Pridham, gent, to first It, ' —Captain John Buchanan be \ l r Cardigan volunteers.—David Da» v Vju^eers. —Lieut. Arthur Quartley St) who resigns. Second lieuts. Wlj'‘ ,l' to be first lieuts. 0, Unieers.—John Shopland, gent, to t ?combe. It, v)!, —Lieut ...

... names recommendations Ur, Paterson, viz, John Kcarfcly, ...

... 27. John Owen Harries, of Cardigan, shopkeeper, at the White Hart, in Cardigan. , November 7. John Sykes Stone, of James-street, in Westminster, Middlesex, oilman, at Guildhall, London. Certificates to he granted on before the 24/ A October, ...

... genteel family, or for carrying on business an extensive line immediate possession may be had. Further particulars maybe Mr. John Pace and Mr. Knocker, Attorney at Law, Dover. DOVER. I ''HE inhabitants of this town arc respectfully in- formed, that Mr. ...