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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. TTILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 17, 1809. Ist Regiment of Drarxins—Lieuteuant Thomas Duneas, from the 33d Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; John Bag wt•ll, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Knightley Musgrave Clay, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mimes, promoted in the • 2d Dragoon Guards. Sth Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Edward Drury to he Captain of a Company, vice Hamilton, deceased; Ensign Frederick Oeorge Drewry to be Lieutenant, vice Drury ; William Hunt, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Drewry. 6th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Duke, from the Westmeath Militia, to be Ens ii gn . 10th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Rudsdell to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice John, promoted in the 2311 Foot. 11th Dkto--Lieutenant Archibald Hook, from the 821 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ferrol], C.ceased. 18th Ditto—Captain Isaac Edward inston to be Major, vice Bird, deceased ; Lieutenant Henry Pratt to be Ca C ain of a Compa ny, vice lnston ; Ensign William Bell to be ' Lieuteteutt, vice Pratt; Wiight, l bent. to be Ensign, vice Bell. 19th Foot. iro be I.ieutenants,without purchase—Lieutenant Willianillionse, from the 84th •n:ot, vice Robson. promoted ; Emig% John Maclean, vice Anderson, promoted ; Ensign James Bagnett, vice Stewart, promoted; Ensign John Duncan, vice Fitzgerald, promoted. To be Ensigns—John Mac Donald, Cent. vice Maclean; John Eowycr Edensor, Gent. vice Bagnat ; John Campbell, Gent. vice Duncan. BOth Ditto—Lieutenant William W. Harding to be Captain of a Company, vice Robinson, deceased; Ensign Charles Morgan, from the 3uth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Harding. 25th Ditto—James Craggt. Parker, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Macdotinell, promoted in the With loot. 2t;tli Ditto—Ensign Patrick Jane.-; Robertson to be Lieutenant, vice Law, deceased; Thomas . 1 allot., Gent, to be Ensign, vice Robertson. 28th Ditto--Ensign Crontinie, from the South Mefo litia. to be Ensign. 32d Ditto—Lieutenant George Mauritz to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Rowlarul, deceased ; Ensign Francis Kearney to be I ieutenant, vice Mauritz ; Ensign lames Robert Coltl,urst to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice &Dougherty, who re tires ; Thomas loran, Gent. to be Ensign, uithout purchase, vice Kearney, promoted. 34th Ditto—Ensign }lmmo:ice William Colthurst to be I.ieure naor, by purchase, vice Flay, promoted. • 36th Ditto—Ensign Warren Bowers to be Lieutenant, vice M'Dermott, deceased ; Noble Breton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bowers. list Ditto—Benjamin Geale, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Westenta, who retires. 47th Ditto—Lieutenant Walter Snow, from the 15th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 49Lh Ditto—Sainucl Holland, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase. • s:id Duo—Brevet Major I lenry Verge, from the 4th Garrison llattalton, to be Captain of a Company, vice Clew, who ex- changes. 54th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Robert Punslion, from the 60th Foot, to be Assistant-burgeon, vice Kelly, protnoted in. the 2d West India Regi:aent. 60th Foot. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieutenant An thony Stampa, vice Killenbach, appointed to the 2d Royal Ve teran Battalion ; Lieutenant Henrie Petrie, vice M'Arthur, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Lieutenant C. W. H. Koch, vice Andrews, deceased. To be I a utenants, without purchase—Ensign and Adjutant ire- I derick tle! Gilse ; Ensign Charles Steitze, vice Green, appointed I to the _3't h Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensign Johann Hein Adair, vice M' Kenzie, promoted in the 81st Foot; Ensign William ' llid&ool, vice Du Sable, promoted; Ensign and Adjutant Fre derick Stroheck ; Ensign John Sprecher, vice Bell, promoted ; tisigit Isaac Rabeteau Durey, vice Planclie, promoted; Ensign , Willuat Wynne, vice Rogers, promoted ; Ensign and Adjutant .Andrew Lacho; Lasign John Joyce, vice Glennie, promoted ' in the 15th Font ; Ensign Daniel Emits, vice Walsh, dismissed; Ens'gn James Lewis, vice Archibald Campbell. deceased; En sign Charles Lorentz, vice Keyser, deceased; Ets'gn Julius Von Boeck, vice Gregory, res'sned ; Ensign John Louis Bar bee, vire Clements, superseded ; Ensign —Dc Bree, vice Sta.npa; Ensign Anetrew Ellison, vice Petrie. 'To be Ensigns—Charles 'William Roehou, Gent, vice Pleader- , Leath, promoted ; Erdberg, Gent. vice Steitze; Maurice Carman, Gent. vice Adair; Richard Hilliard, rAit. vice Bid good ; Thomas William James Gent. vice Sprecher ; Stephen ' Major, Gent. vice Durey; James Brown Donoily, Gent. vice Wynre; Peter Eason, Gent. vice Joyce ; Tayler, Gent. •ice rants; Thomas Marsh, Gent. vice Lewis ; ilamilton Fin ney, Gent. vice Lorentz ; John Gowen, Gent. vice Von lioeck ; Stephen Price, Gent. vice liarhaz ; Thomas Percy Conway, Gent. vice de R ree ; John Cowper, Gent. vice T.:Bison. To he Paymaster of the 4th Battalion—Henry Jackson, Esq. vie.! Rayne., who resigns. Tn be Assistant-Sitreeon—hospital Mate John D. Hibbert, vice Kelly, appointed in the 54th Foot. E4t4 Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Robert Douelas to he Cap tain of a Company, without purchase, vice Femme, sop matted. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant Jame; Adair, firm the Antrim Militia, to 11. Cosign. 71st Ditto—Lieutenant William Alexander Grant, from the 49th Foot, to lie C.:ptain of a Company, by purchase, vice Maranon, who retires. 7411 Ditto—Ensign Hugh Johnson, front the Antrim Militia, to be Ensign ; I ieuteeaut John Williams, from the Armagh Nil litia, to be Ensign. 1 Dino--Eusign Thomas Ramsden Agrew to he Lieutenant, witbont purchase, vice Rains, appointed to the oda West India Regiment. 84th Ditto—Fisign M`Gregor, from the nel Garrison Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thome, ap pointed to the 19th Foot. 87th Ditto—Edward E. Kough, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lloyd, promoted in the :id Foot. 90th Ditto--lieutenant Charles l‘PAnally, from the, Ise Garri son Inittalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Pick, who exchanges ; David Miller, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ro hieson, promoted in the 47th root. st Ditto—Lientenant Archibald Campbell to Captain of' a Company, vice Duncan Stewart, deceased ; Ensign Matthew • Ane.erson to he Lieutenant, vice Campbell; Volunteer M 4 Doiteall to he Ensign, vice Anderoto. 95th Ditto—John Stilwell, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Bennett, promoted. a 3 West India Raiment —Owen Hogan, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bushel, whose appointment has not taken ;lace; John Trewren, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur ',hese, vice W. Ray.storne, whose appointment has not taken &lace ; Assiaant•Surgeou Edward Kelly, irrni the 54th Foot, ' to he Surgeon, vice Storey, promoted on the Staff: th Ditto—Fnsign George Stephenson, from the Canadian Fen etblss, to be Ersign, vice Stevenson, who exchanges. Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon henry Hamilton, Irons the 90th Foot, to be Surgeon, vise Evans, appointed t. the 57th Foot. ',oral West-India Rangers—Ensign Robert Raisertson, from the td West-India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice J. T. Smith, who retires. bieurov's Regiment—Gensleman Cadet Frederick L'Arriy, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice L'Ardy, pro moted. Ist s'arrison Battalion—Lieutenant W. H. Pick, from the 9Gth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Anally, who exchanges. 34 Ditto—James Saunders, Gent. to be Ensign, vice l\PGregor, proto!:•d in the 89th Foot. 4... h Foot—Captain Joseph Berry Clew, from the 12d Foot, to be Captain of .t Company, vice Yen e, who a x: gauges. eanedian l'encibles—Ensigii John Stev, noon, front the 7th West India Rt zi•vent, to hr En4gn, vice .S.:ephembn, who exchanges. 110311 - CAL s - r.tk F. To be S'argyens to the Forces. liktrrltnn Sur -,ton G. 5. Bail' SurZcc'n Storey, fro'. the VA West India Regiment, vice aters, e.ecerse.d. To be Sorge..ons to tae Forces in Portugal, under the Command of Lieure7.ant-General Beresiord ly. I Asi.stant.Seresons to the For:es John Cl ar k an d Wm. M'ipyarie' ri To be y Hospital-mates for G enera l Service- Anna, wilikon Fit:de:risk Ni ilknore, melts, Edward Oliver, 1101gniu , .11.4. 1 ,~ . • • • The King's German Legion. Ist Light Battalion—Ensign Henry de Heimbruch to le Lieuto *Ant, vice du Fay, promoted in the i2d Light Battalion; and Cadet Serjeaut de Hartwig, to be Ensign, vice de Heim bruch. 2d Ditto--Lieutenant Augustus du Fay, from the Ist Light Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice du Plat, deceased; and Ensign James Colburne to be Lieutenant, vice Sprecher, deceased. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Moore, of the 87th Foot, who was superseded in the Gazette of the 19th ult. is reinstated lit his rank. The appointment of Francis Hart, Gent, to be Hospital-mate, as stated in the Gazette of the 12th inst. has not taken place. The undermentioned Officera are superseded, being absent without leave. 27th Foot—Captain Wainwright. 2d West-India Regiment—Ensign O'Brien. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 19th ultimo. Watteville's Regiment. For Lieutenant G. H. Malaspina, front half•pay of the 21st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Champlin who excisang,r, ',cad Lieute nant G. H. Malaspina, front hale-pay of the tit st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice St. Martin, apply:ld to the P. OItDNANCE.OFFICE, oirrorza 11. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentlemen Cadets Francis Wheatley, Edmund Hodges, John W. Weatherall, Justly Hill, vice Lyre, promoted ; Henry Postet, vice Otway, promoted ; William Coz:its, vice Speer, promoted; Charles C. Mitchell, vice Lige:, promoted ; and lynch Talbot, vice Lewis, promoted, to be Second Lieutenants. All Dated October 2, iftt.9. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentlemen Cadets Henry J. Savage, vice Trench, prompted, and Marcus A. Waters, vice Haigh, promoted, to be Second Lieu tenants. Dated Sept. 30, 18(;9. Commissions in the Berkskire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.—lst Regiment. Frederick Page, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. — Dated 4ept. 10, 1 SOS. Edward Montagu, Esq, to be • Lieutenant Colonel ; Francis Charles Parry, Esti. to he First rviajor ; and Thomas Town send, Esq. to be Second Major. Dated May 25, 1509. John Haskins, Thomas Canning, Richard Kitchens, lA'illiam Rolls, Benjalain Friend, Joseph Gray, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated Sept. 10, 18C8. Thomas Dance, Esq. to be ditto Dated May 8, IEO9. Richard Hnrner, John Thomas V. , asey, and Edmund Slocock, Esqrs. to be ditto. Dated May 9, ISO 9. Edward Huddleston, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 25, 1809. Edward Woodcock, Samuel Flancuck, Edward Brice Bunny, George Goddard, Beinamin Antircws, Richard Dibley, Charles Slocock, William Montagu, Thomas CanMng, Gents. to he Lieutenants Dated Sept. 10, 18:1a. John Gray, George Bennet, John Haskins, Gents. to be ditto. Dated April 20, 1809. John Grigg, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July R , 1809. Charles William Valentine Smith, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 11, 1509. Stephen Ittchings, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 8, 1809. Richard Weeks, Gent, to be Adjutant, and Captain by brevet. Dated May 2, 15‘.9. ed Regiment. Henry John Kearney, Lsq. to oe Lieutenant-Colonel-Comman dant. Dated Sept. 10, 18ed. Sir Maris Ximems, Knight, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated _ _ March 31, 1809. James Webb, Esq. to be Major. Dated Sept. 143, I SOS. Hon. Frederick West, John Sawyer, Paul Holton, and John Hor4e, Esilri. to he Captains. Dated as above. Henry William Newtll, :sq. to be Captain. Dated April 29,' 1509. Dominick TcigFe, El. to Le ditto. Dated May 6, 1809. Charles Robert Henry Balky, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 23, 1809. Win. Hatch, Esq. to be ditto. Dated July 11, 1809. James Smith and Wm. Miles, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated Sept. 10, 1806. John Campbell Millington and Robert Micklem, Gents. to le ditto. Dated April 20,1809. Thomas Phillips. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated IspriPl9, 1809. Win. Ward, Gtnt. to be ditto. Dated May 25, 1809. John Boult, Gent. to be di:to. Dated July 6, 1809. Gabriel Chapman and Wm. nibble, Gems. to be Lieutenants. — Dated July 20, 1809. James Boyce, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated August 12, 1809. Robert Mason, Gun. to be Ensign: Dated April 20, 1809. John Pine, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 39, ISO% John Thomas Newbolt, Gent. to be Adjutant, and Captain by Brevet. Dated March 21, 1809. Thomas Brown, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, and Lieutenant by Brevet. Dated Nlarch 31, 1869. James I'arret, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated July 111, 1509. :3d, or Royal Regiment. George Marquis of Blandturd to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com niandant. Dated Sept. 10,1808. Sir George Bower, Bart. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated May 6,1509. John Wilmshorst, Esq. to be First Major. Dared Sept. 10,1508. Fleury Mailbli,Esq. to lie Second Major. Da:ed April 20, 1809. Jonathan Tanner, Robert Boyle Deane, and John Rugman, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated Sept. 10, 1:W8. Richard Westbrook, Lsq. to be Captain. Dated April 20, 1809. Robert Wm. St. John, Win. Preston Lander, and Richard Rich- ards, Esqri. to be Ca, ins. Dated July 6, ISO 9. William Robinson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 10, 'So& - Henry George Traytorrens, Charles Bitlley, Thomas Truss, Tho mas WaFti, Edmund Philips, and Wm. hars:inge, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Land April UO, 1809. Henry Bradford, Jo1:11 t:ostiff, and Wm. Ives, Gents. to be En signs. Dated April 20, 1809. John Josias Baylis, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 6, 1809. John BuUey, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated July 2:3, liC9., BANKRUPTS. James Chadwick, of Lower Thames-street, London, victualler, dealer and cha, , man, to surrenger October 21, 28, and Nov. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. napkin, No. 20, Dean srcet, Soho. George Buck, of Creekspur-street, Charing Cross, Middlesex, taylor, dealer and chapman, October 86, at cloven, Nov. 1, at tcu, and Nov. 2ri, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Frede rick t-rnith, No. ICY, Charles street, Cavendish-square. Elizabeth ravel!, widow, and James Favell, now or late of Cam bridge, copartners, painters, dealers and ehapmen, October 1", .2.0, and Nov. cR, at ten, at the Mock Bull, Cambridge. Attor. nies, Messrs. Gee, Cambridge; or Messrs. Sandys and Horton , Crane-court , fleet-street, Lundor. William lather, of Dudley, Worc:ltershfre, taylor, dealer and chapinin, October 30, 31, and Nov. 214, at eleven, at the Jer ningham Arms Inn, Shiffnal, Salop. Attornies, Mr. William Smith, Wolverhampton; or lklessrs. 't urner and Pike, No. .;, bloornsbui y-square, London. . . . William Pratt, of Bromley, Kent, victualler, dealer and chapman, October 24,31, and Nov. 28,a: twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, No. 20, Dean-street, Soho. Thomas Brewer, of Baldwites-Gardens, Gray's-Inn-lane, Mid dlesex, tin-plate-worker, dealer and chapman, October 21, at ten, Nov. 7, at trn, and Nov. 28, at one, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. E. Parton, No. 14, Walbrook, London. William Williams, late of Mold, Flintshirc, shopkeeper and miner, but now of Liverpool, dealer and chapman, Nov. 19,15 and 28, at one, at the Bull and Punch Bowl, in Dale stre e t, Liver pool. Attornies, Mr. Huber, Russell-square, London ; or Messrs. Plunthe and Caikell, Lord street, Liverpool. John Watson Timson and John Baxter, of Leicester, linen-dra pers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, October sI, at six, Nov. 1, and 28, at eleven, at the Blue Bell lon, Leieester.— Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdide, Alexander, and liolaie, New- Inn, London. John Arton, late of Great Drifneld, Yorkshire, grocer, dealer and chapman, October 24,25, and Nov. 28, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr, Dickinson, Hull; or Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. Nov. R. Samuel Swire, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, at ten, at theNV hitt Lion Inn, Halifax.—Nov. 20. James Hiley, of Leeds, Yorkshire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds.—Nov. so. Jonathan Barker and Hill Barker, of Morton, Yorkshire, cotton spinners, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Man ichester.—Nay. 7. William Cowdery Shawford, of Albany, Pic cadilly, Middlesex, confectioner, at eleven ' atGuildhall.—NovAL Joseph Brook s , o f Sh e ffi e ld, Y or k s hire, but now of St. John's street, West Smithfield, London, liar& arethan, a t twelve, at Guiklball.-I'iov. 11. William Tubb and James Henry A. Scutt, • of the liting's-R oad, Pimlico, Middltsetc, nursery and seedimell at twelve, at Guildhall.—Nosk 21. Gt.9rge Richards, of Cornhill, London, bookseller, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Nov. 29. James M`Kennell t of Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, linen draper, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds.—Nov. `24. Christopher Mor tis, of Businthorpe, Yorkshire, manufacturer, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds.—Nov. 18. Thomas Hodgson, of Blackman -street, Southwark, upholder, at ten, at C.uildhall.— NAt. 7. '.Vm. Bedford and Samuel Sumner, of Foster-lane, Lao don i wholesale linen drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Nov. 14. Thomas Moyle, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staifot dshire, draper, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle-under •Lyme.—Nosi. 11. Samuel Prockter, of Leeds, Yorkshire, oilman, at eleven, at the Talbot hut, Leeds.--Nov. 8. Isaac Hull, of Wharton, Warwick shire, jobber, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn. Pinwell, Leices -1 tershire.—Feb. :!. John Henry Schneider, of Bew-lane, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Nov. 10. 'lltomas Treloar, jun. of the Borough of Penryn, brewer, at twelve, at the Red Lion inu, Truro, Cornwall. HICH COURTOF JUSTICLIR r, EDINBURGH. Tuesday came on before this Court the trial of Ro lett Ferguson, paper-maker at Airthrie Mills, Stirling shire, accused of forging a stamp in imitation of the King's stamp for marking paper, and also of forg ing the officer's name. The prisoner pleaded—not guilty.—A number of objections was made by his Counsel, Mr. JEMMY, to the relevancy of the indict ' ment, which were answered by the Counsel for the Excise. The Court repelled the objections, and a Jury being chosen, the trial proceeded. A number of wit nesses were examined on the part of the prosecution, and also in exculpation, which occupied the Court till eight in the evening. One of the prisoner's witnesses was committed to prison for prevarication. Th4o licitor-General charged the Jury for the Excise, and Mr. JEFFREY made a most ingenious defence for his client. Lord Justice Clerk summed up the whole with his usual candour and ability. After I I o'clock the Jury were inclosed, and were appointed to give in their verdict next day at ten o'clock. Wednesday the Court met again, when the Jury re turned their verdict, all in one voice finding the pri soner guilty of having in his possession, in the month of July last, and vending certain reams of paper, har ing upon the wrappers thereof counterfeit marks and stamps, knowing them to be forged. A plea was urged by the prisoner's Counsel in arrest of judgment, which was overruled; and after a suitable exhortation from the Loan JusTrun CLERK, he was adjudged to be transported beyond seas for seven years. A fall in the price of corn is expected, we are con fidently assured ; owing to the large quantities ex pected by licence from France. Certain Commissio ners who were buying up corn in the country for Bristol, hare, in consequence, received orders to stop their purchases ; and even to disertingle themselves from zil such engagements as may not have amount ed to actual contracts. At the general quarter sessions for the . county of Cornwall, held last week at Bodmin, Mr. 'Anthony Williams, of Falmouth, a respectable draper, was fined 4.01. (at the suit of Mr. George Woolcock) for carrying on the trade of a tailor, to which he had not been bred. By an Act of Parliament; it appears, that any person who shall set up any handicraft trade, without having previoasl . ; served seven years appren ticeship to the same, or having worked at it seven years without interruption, renders himself liable to the penalty or Ver month, for every month he shall have carrieclon the same : and it wag upon this Act that Mr. Woolcock sued and recov;red. At the late Quarter Sessions for Stamford, in Lin colnshire, J. Sapcote was convicted of a most brutal assault, and sentenced to three months imprisonment, and to find Sureties for three years, himself in 401. and two sureties in 201. each. It appeared, that on the 21st of August, about two o' clock in the morning, Mr. Gibson, of Burley, was passing by the house of the prisoner, who was beating his wife in so unmerciful a manner, that Mr. G. attracted by the cries of murder, went in to her relief, and was immediately attacked by the prisoner, and narrowly escaped with his life. Before he went in, and after he cane out, he had ap plied to the watchmen to assist him, but they refused, on the ground that tkeir time of watching had ended, and that they ha i no right to enter a house, nor power to prevent murder from being committed in it. The Recorder severely reprobated the conduct ()idle watch men; and with respect to the defence set up by the pri soner that his house was his castle, he declared, that no man's house could be a sanctuary for a breach of the peace ; and that, upon an. alarm of violence, all persons had a right to enter and succour the dis tressed. A young man, of high respectability, Secretary to a Nobleman, stands charged with forgery to a consi derable' extent ; and has absconded. Ile is supposed to have carried on his depredations to the tune ol some hundreds of pounds. Friday afternoon, as a woman was hanplug out some linen at the second floor ; wah.ow of a house in Barrett's court, Oxford -street, she unfortnnat,•ly reached too far, and, losing her balance, fell into the court, and was killed on the spot. Alresford lair, on Thursday last, was very !thine roasly attended, and a large quantity of sheep and lambs were penned, which met a brisk sale; ewes from :As. to 255. per head, and lambs .<los. to ‘.!Ss. Weyhill Fair was held last week, but less business' was done than in ally former year w ithin recollection. This is greatly attributable to the state of the hop market and the stock of hops —The growers had no great quantity for sale; but the great consume) s Lav ing made large purchases in the two last years, had mosxly an adequate quantity in band for a year':; use in the breweries, and there was theref;)re no g reat. mand even for the quant i ty o ff ere d fOr sale..' The prices on Thursday were Farnhareas 111. to 121. coun try hops, 91. to 10. 10s. On Friday OA sale Was still j duller, Farnhams, 91. to 101. 1 0s . country Lips 71. 7s. to SI. 15s. Saturday, a child two years 61 age, son of Mr. White, in Holywell-street, Strand, fell into a tub of boiling water, and died on Sunday morning in great agony. An extra set of Blue Coat Boys are engaged for Friday next, to attend the Drawing of the Lottery, in order to convey the tidings of the Capital Prizes to the respective Lottery Offices. They will hive rare employment, and there is no doubt but they will be amply rewarded : R 200,000 Prize Money must he distributed, and may be had at Hormsur and Co.'s, No. 26, Conlin, and St. Margaret's. Hill, Borough. • On Thur4day, the sth of October, at Ramszatei the - • • Captain Glasse, 95th Regiment, of a daught er . °j MARRIED. On Tuesday, 10th Octoher, ar St. Paul's C!turch, Bristol, E r Charles Edward RaMins, merchant, of that city, to j a.v : Champion, youngest daughter tif the late. Ricliscd Chrepiun, Esq. of Rotl:y Branch, South Carolina. On Saturday last, at St. Augustin's Church, Bristol, C.atit,i Joseph Spear, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Grace Grant, k ee Hampstead, lint now of tipper Berkeley Place, in d i - A youngest daughter of the late Captain Ludoviek Grant, of Lando, in the county cf Murray, Scotland. The Rev. Mr. Essen, of Heaton, Ihnts, to Miss M.A. Pir. - second &tighter of the I.'e Rev. Mr. fitter, of Bunton, I and rer or of Bicknell, Oxfordshire. At Itaalelicairne, on the .sth init. the MT. Dr. Audrew art, mintier wf lloho!!, to ihe lion. Mature Stuatt, dAught„ the late Alexaodt.r Lord Man' ore. 1)1k.O. The 7th inst. at the deanry; Canterbury, In the 71 0 ., r r his are, the Rev. Thom; s Powys, Di). Dean of etst Rector of I:l6seley, I;oeks, and Silchester, Hams, . l'race for the et.ustties of Oxon and 13,1: - Istt. and letnin: y John's Coßilge Oxford, M.A. 17G0, B. and D.O. I 7%. vv Rector of Eltuswell„ hualk. Sit( urday toorning, at the St. Andrew Tavern, -N!-. ;r , risNd the In cc-dire day, On his way to Smtland, for ti. • of his Lieutenant 1). Ross, of the Royal IVS.trit.-s. Rev. Il ro , yley, Vicar of 7.wsor, Northataptarsh:re Lately, at Mr. Robert Miaezt, tok.at :Asa, l c IP. 4 ; the o:,ly / tn:laiiling life on the lease of 1;:ouLt. property 01 Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart. On board the Leona frigate, us: bit voyar from the dles,Lieuten.ant AL .:snits. Constantine 14: ova; 12. N. -~.Gy.~ On ThursaLly laat Mr. John Golding, of li eo i ry Last week, in Ireland. in his 15th year, Arthur Gore, Earl of Arran, Vtscount Siniley, of ( . !astle-Core, !Saunders, of I)i•tps ' and Knight of Sr. Ihurick. Ifs Lor.!s! • was three times xr.arried, and bas !err c'aildren by saca In rt!o, he married Catherine Anne";ley, ot.!y daughter of liam Viscount (lerawly, and by lie:, who died Novi ;hr; 1770, had issue, V iscourt Sodley, now i'arl at A nse , \\Thant John, a Lieutenant-Cohn:el in th army; An ad ;,„ . the pres.:tit Marchioness of Abercont ; ElizAbeth isronentairts.:• rigid to Henry Monk, Lsq ; Catherine Charlot:e, now Lu11i.: 4 .. b..ry ; and Jane, married to I)ud!ey I.ofties. ! . 's'. lie !warn seconil!y, Alias Knight, of Yorkshire, nho died in 1775, litaa ; Mary Louisa, married to J. Knox, Esq. of the of \\•t ; and Eleanor, married to the lion. F. Cr:Lt.:4' A :: brother to 1 .0 rd Waterpark— Ills Lordship married, :idly, !.. January 1781, .1%11:s Underwood. a rust beautiful and hues eso4; young .atly, by whom he has Li. t i..sue, a:ld with whotn is Lordship enjoyed the happiest domestic Ife. He was a Nabh, man of tlaC mildest dispo.itio.t, and moss elegant manners. fliGi 1 WAl•Eit AT LONDON Ilk IDGE T.Turtainy 't minutes attet II Aft .................• minutes after 11 '1 (1 '1 IiOLIAS 'IA I.OR, ISO. SIR, O. 9, N.Av et, London CON:JDEI: it but an ac!. of i I Nti , p i I , r n i v c t w o ti tn i l i7 merits of y.vor LEAKE's P Pif.l.`4, .:te an coto7.:;:i; to you the followiog Cure, which has to:c.c.:lly b, them. Au acquaintance of mine, who by the brea l / 4 inv. ow: :u old Venert al Complaint ( f oitetultcl by a comp7icadon d.-crl arising therefrom) was reductil alino .t to a t.itel-ton, and aita he had the best medical adviez :souk: be obt:do.;!, aod a variety of patent me.lichies, nothing could be pr e;:ur2t f seemed to suit his case, or du him servLe ; r.mained is most reduced and pitiable situation Its two yeors, table low his profession, and scam ely able to wa:k or ev-,:n to st.mil s his legs ; in fact, no one who knew him ex.::: - .in , po••ei it poisibll for him to recover. HI was advised at las: to try yo - :r Pills—be did so, adhering strictly to the illrecions rielo them—he had not token inure than two boxi , , b:d . o:.e he futtod an alteration for the better—this encour.:g.:d ban to procea! :.. 4 by taking a few boxes more lie found los ay-petite and stream gradually return, and is ;sow as heathy sea stout as any know. You are well:tome, Sir, to re''er avy p•.rsi,n to nte t.): a continuation of the oboe: aczourn, if it sh,aila dculo,d. i Sir, your obedient humble servant, • Tii()Milii I"Jitd.).ll. Library, Folkstone, itly 10, Prepared and sold by the sole Prnprictlr, Tlynt:ls 111...rrtler of tht Royal College of Stit•kmi, Loalm, a . . ins nol,e. N 0.9, New nil:lv-street ; where, arter con am rc-til.r.c.• e' mote than •10 years, in a practice partici:lolly (Erected te the e.r - e , of Venereal complaints and those incidental to the par!' of gen:r ation in both sexes, with that inviolable secrecy whiclt men 'Akio profession should always observe, he flatters himself the advt.:i and a.ssiszance, he graittitottsly ndministcrs to persons tails g t'As medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning public as an advant.n;:t • seldom to be obtained, and said of andtigui.y. . . . • . Also ',old by Ids Appoi.dov..ut, fOr the co:lva:m:lre of ing at a distance, at t 1!e I'4 rtiuner!,, Nu. 5.1, ,t. Allkan . .-o:re..:, Pall Mail; t.ie Toy Shop, NO. 10.4GJora-str.:et; Mr. lKshs rough's, Nu. 7, et I WI; .IvEr. Baxter's, Youth Edinburgh; Mr. 11 i'llonAr., Glasgow; Dubli, Mr. Billd;ge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinsw;%, :Vaud:ever ; and uue p...r•on in every conALle-rabb.t iu Erit.iin and lr - land, in boxes of way ea4h, sealed Ili), AN !Zit full and yl.l-1 direr ti ,rs, wherf by persons of cizher sex nrsy c::re :lie:rselv..s N. B. I:vvry box 5:.1.1 in Great Britain is seal.! sump, un %vbiclt, by lzvottr of tb.-, L:t.ramiv.ioutii, 6 printvd the :;t.o:n) Oilice, " T. Taylor, No. 9, Ncw LridLe-s;ree:," i;bitare which is felony, a'ad otln:rs are oanutofeit. PItOtTSSIONA I. MEN of Edt:::4;.-► acd Revonsihdity devi.re front the General Syiretn lv Use s&toction of a part ictear hraixh, th: •atte4ion of lona cut::in::•.•s success is the best criterion of ,uperiority. Fourteen years have ♦ve devoretl our practice to the t:;Jusivt treatment of two div+rders, and th successful result of wur 1 , 1.41 giv.•s uaadiitlou.il ari.l9nr Lo oprocr, as far as e aro aNe, the :-.t• vage; trf tho,v courtilaiti; wl,cii the most important in tile catalogue of human Atter Initiation into ev..r..• branch of 1 rtcl•ice, we ceptenvieit! t!:e sulierirs of si l dielitie and debihtaied and a wish to resent: individuals t: e ig , o:•.utce of ativtlac.ned or the egoallv ti.mgerous pr.....ipicancy of gen..' al ;t•.tcritl.i::ers. •l'he taito•ders, to the Cilre c,f which we have devo:cd ottr att-w -tion. cam:nist, every of Vent.l e.ll et ion, .. - ..htzln eta recent or long duration: tdlv, Ail kinds . of w'Sett•C arising from the habits of scho .h.hoys. or the rt,re age.—Nutnerons 4tis....a4es are the rc,•••t hit , :e to the trc.cmcnt r.,f a sitnl..!e t; 3:l,,rrlara, and •: anf t the .-cis uf ilte are voisono.: i•r the is t ere• ton of an tinuarded hour. a tt:, , :rittr mAltod st.u.sit curs avltt.: . .. otlwri hare fati t d, w e t. u-: w e ILLy otrcr :1 Few, ilOWelrff s arc die e 3.4; of comorcatcd dicer ss In t!:is ‘rf °raw, compared with the calarn•toui a:ea:ions from an iittlisigettce iv a Soli'..iry Vice, or tl:e pr.:ea:en st a fashionahle life, acti...ire that state of ti.lmity, is :3e. avoidable coast:taw:ice cf -ue.i pernicious Ita`dits. Where the utiliany witrerer broods over his mist ry. ullfcvnctei!s Lis ne.siitr tow, it my he some can.sola t ..!'n; • to know,. tkit ahluitigh it be an object of c with other pi ~crooner., tho removal of th.-s? d.fidencies::y i•e gradual progress of retrovadon is the actitiirem., tit of cm-envoi -11:i . I! the rites of Bacchus or Venus ii4vf bOTIO kr reduce rns!.P : . vigour, much anxiety will htt prevented by an cony counter:critic at his languid state,and in thowcase.% nu great Jitticelt y will cx'lr• But w . a...re this th.f.deacy Las for year; existed, a frl,erref4l - is Mame:l4l4y requisitt to revive the slotnift:ing .t;•al of life, and to re-anytime tlw constitution. The r.:crt.tcv which is ess essenCa/ to oar ttadtrakinr, ThE 911 Oiticathins which w.: presume to state, form t7.e bas's Ar vat* ensions, and in coincidence with rich tlikintanatio.l that Messrs I. El riu and Co. may be consulte.' perstmally, tic ti letter, (inclostrg a flank Mae) at their house, isio.l9, Arunds.l strot.t, Strand, near Ts tilde Bar. There is an additional entrance In Water-street adjoinitit: the nahie is on both doors. A Diploma from the Royal College of Surgeon. in I.or.eon, sn Testinerea.als train ch.! moo eminent Physicians and LK:revel I regular education, arid assiduous attention to the szthlki of ev:q branch of the grafeg , icn, are open to th inspection of ar.y e•nejtere e and cor.titute a fair ground for tLat success with which we WA hitherto been hononted. E. LEIGH a: , tl Co. Surgeons. No. uf), Artntdel-street.! LONDON : Printed and published by LEVEL KEN t): terbury-Plaie, Lambeth, at the STAR-OFFICE, No. 1,1 street. Publiahed - also at the Sretit•CCI4W,TCOII,II...I.I,I:. ~- ri. N