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tte U; Pli VW. P PP.- • - fitotr SATUIPAY NIGHT'S - alsartn. . - , - •- 1 - • ............: , . rettwarerncE, m m a:Keil ge, Is . • •MI *Ord' tilthnOsi tt•e 44l ?ft t RteaNY bus been pleased, In the nano add on tbs-behtilf of big Malady, to appoint It tosser. Lason, fog. to 1444 wot. fa AnototoadargateworditunT and i b leniPactgq tit IX! tiOAti l FrPT lst Pf ri e,' . ..i ~..... ~. 'Ws Royal Ittlairss • gimes JOINT gvalateo i.....• pleasa•Ni 4 the mine anew; b e alibi Maesij,ko appoint Barrstoo„,' 1 dame* Puna, Req. 'ebb WS AlajoisrfaSsettestY df Itiabanap Mil that Onirra ,i Val,l illtliAL‘. MARCH dd. 1 ... . . .. ... . . .... 1-Tis Rowel Hip" nos. th v rit Pei itIOINT has bon pleased ) fo same and on the behalf of bislVlajsety, to eriastist the Rev. , - !sir I;as neve to be First Manor et rise Catedote Chord', ,t tile Pi.,Abvery and Comity of LNAlielnarnhe Twist, the on. ....‘ 1:'-ic:•o• Andrew Grant to the College Cbarcb In t th r :l; WAR-OrViCI, MARCH 9S. Hit Reid Highness the Pelmet Rican? Iris been pleased, In Ow oafs, ... and on the behalf of his Majesty, osercier they the nab (or Prince et Wales's Own) Regunent of Light Dragoons slue In tutors lte.u.Tled the loth (or Planes of Waka's Own Royal) Pa ginsent of Light Dragoons. MILITARY MOMOTIONS. .. * • • ..w - Anaoirsicii, aIARCIII 23.. lifth Itiehn wit of Foot-lentodontaGetwral Donald Macdonald, from the Cape Regiment, to be Colonel, vice General Totten hero. d•Cessed. Cape Raghttent—Ma)or-Gener a l Tanking Hilgrove Turner, . from th . nscl. foot Guards, to Ipc Colonel, vice lakentennat-Ge weal Macdonald. SA IiRA cgs. Win Covill, Gent. to be a ilarrack.:Master in Great Britain, vice Make, dismissed. ' entstAKCE-nrIrIC6, INancii 22.• 's Royal Regiment of Artillery. - Second Lieutenant George .1. Hotter to be First Lieutenant, tie* Cuenit.gham, realised. Dated March ts, tell. CrOtnmissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire. yStli or Aberdeenshire hegiment of Militia. Inagn Ge, , rg- bilrarit to be Littreaant , i n c e Farquharson, ap. pointed to the Line. Dated February 15, tell. .. I tnsla F.ean 'M ac pherson to be ditto, vice Gilbert, refigaede•- • Dated as above. ' ...; Ws IVlilne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Grant, promoted. Divot a, above. Alexiindtr Fraser?, Gent. !o be Ensign and Assistant -Surgeon, vies Macpherson, promoted. Dated as above. ColltlitiStiens signed by the Lord Lieutenant of elan County of Norfolk. Ist Oestcrn Regiment of Local Militia. , 'Captain Rott.tet Mambas. to Is Second Major. Dated Match . 1,. snit. _. Lieutenant Wm. Crease/ E win g to be Captain, vice Kett, rep stared. Dated February 111, 19t I. Lieutenant ldwaed Anil* to be .Captain. Dated as above. .. 3d Ditto. Matthew Dis t em G F at. to be Lieutepant,eke Crowe, resigned. Dated Febreary 22,1611. John Girling, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rawlins, resigned. tinted as shove. - 3.II4KRUPTCY ENLARGED. * .• • -•. , . May 4. Jacob Cooper, ions ri sixfordstreet, umbrelibUlliallsfr . but now a pi ironer in the Yang's Bench, at ten, at GußdhalL April to. John Stott, of Fallsworth, within the parish of Nian • eirester, cotton-manufactorer, at ten, it the Ig/the Bear inn, e Levees-cow, Manchester. April 6, Samuel . Cannes. las of Beckingbasst, Ewes, carpenter anti blacksmith, at ten, et Guilrtisall. A pr a V. Yanies. •ItYy.r. TA. of Mqlnbester,• machinsetnakatr; at. 11. woo at tit Dafttaltern. Perique, Manchester. IsANicitigt•Tcy • .StnieitninTD. Thrintby Parker, of Dewsbury, lfoillehire, and of Bristol; Mete • elruriaraolstapler, drake sad anernan. . ..,„; .14AterwittatTa. , Ir _ll4 o '..4 4 o l .eittel Zahn %JAM. of. Great St. Tlitiralie APottlesi London, copartners and tt.gdokers, dealers and charmen, t.. - eurrendt r March If, April if, and May 4, at ten, st Otalldhsin.' ' Attorney, Mr Lamb, Alderegate-street. illiarert Gildion the yoonger, mow or late of Morikwounuiuth,. Durham, coal fitter, dealer and chapman, .Aptil 29. 3Q, and May 4, at euvrn, at the itridge Inn, Ilishoptivearniouth. Anon.' •: nits, Mr. Kl.Sori Bishopweann Me ss rs. outh ;or Menisci . and Fairbank, Ha rrow-Garden, Lando , . William liau.F. of Flans/taw-lane, parish of Wakefteld,Torkshlro, Cloth-inabutaeturer, March 26,10 and April 30, at eleven at the New Confo.house,M * Watettelit. ' A:tared , " Mr. Bea v er, Woh.:iii.ti.; Qt Mr. 11,10, sla, tisttereirage , Loniten• iVittism Hinton. now or tate of . t alasenck,' Glottoaatertbitar Moser dealer and ihipmett, ,of 10. 11. and Mgt' 4, g it. • .1 tkofa}con inn,Piesewitk. Anomie's, Mr. John Meakings, 111biesiansiet,Tentple, limtlinn ;or Mr Gardner, Gkiticesten • Selbes-Irkey and Jereatiab /doll. late of Borough High street, Sue ettypl"hen-drapers and copartner', dawn aad.chaoien, Mar gi, April 0, and May 40, A eleven . at Guildhall. Attorney'. Mr. Steven', Sim Ctillit iuGardena , Aldermaabury. Joisigh Fatetsodees bud iritinlliitnte Morley, Ire if 'Helder*. • milioldi. Yeekehiro linerndospeos•stud Partners, March SS , fed ll.lvtly 4, it.e)eoln< dvdse: , Sieptuir lon. Kingaton-opop. IL • Attond'es Ur. John Williams, Red 1 4 ton-square, Loa den • or Mr. ifujcsal,•giniaten:iiiinn-tlult. 3udes taialopes, tutii!gibetreist, SeatairSk, t sissy, boilite‘i hl arch 30, April 6, and May $, at oae;a;Giawbaw 'Attorney, Mr. Yzarle, i.ladri-place, Yempleaar. William Caner the riorger, of Liverpool, merchant and COT.. sisrion-bnekor, April.ll, to, and May 4, at twelve, at as . .. • trorge Inu i „Dale•airnm, I.luespord: Attornies,. Mr. lioroos ' lanthre, (.haler-street, Bedfurd-row, Loudon i, or Messrs. - Start/anis dud Hughes, gichangt , Builditigs, Liverpatit Thonsas Hill; of Clayworth, Nottinghamshire, butcher, deafer • stint cli.ipnian; April SA 29, aid May 4; at eleven, Utile Vilri!e :swan or .Screlra lan,,Nottingliantshne. Anomie., Mr. Samuel Fisher, of Gaiisbuqh, Lincolt.shire;.or Mr. Wood, • Nn. h, ('leak-iane, J.mtlon. /beard Vort!mtere of tedntineter, Somerset, viCtuatle, shop keeper, dealer and ciepon.44,lllwth an, April 11, and May 4, 'at one, at the Rummer 'Howland Tavern,pristed. Anomie', Messrs. Tarrant, Carke, tinde f aiatcla, London; or Mr. Joint Kerle Haherfield, N0..5, AlkSaints-court, Bilsted.. - Thema. Parkin and Thomas Sc6lieff„ of Bread.treet, Lention, nterchants-and copartners, March tas, April 6, and May" 4 , at circus?: at •GitiklbalL Aura-flies; Messrs. l'abner, tionilasens, and Thomson, Gopthail-oautt, • i Issogsnorton-street. lames Pranks, of the 'pariehof St. Mary, Larubetb. p e a r B road. Walk, Surrey, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, March 16, Apall 5, and May 4, at ten, at GuildlialL Attorney, Mr. Pat • tea, Groesaltrett, fiat Roue:Arden. Walhain Chapman, 01.1;1*room:hem, sha n dom:ler, dealer •and chap , sn ap, 401 15,16, and May 4, at twelve. at the Seven.Stara Too, I-Deb...triter, Flirminglitr.s. A.tornies, Mr. Beafieli, Hind roan, neetastroet, kort.no ; or Mr. Mtudsley, riirmingliam. John Whitehead tend /aloes Whlielsead, of Livetpool, bettereet, dealers aeAchapmen,. iept4lll6, 27, and May 4, At' eleven, at the Globe '1 sacra, .1.1, eipooL Artonii es,. Mr. :llamas Black sleet, Temple, London; Or Mr. Wallwortli, Statham's , beildinr, Liverpool. liffilharn Rana, of Wartvlu.iter, mid lames Balsa,of Fislierton. Anger, ,WllO, coopen, tirob eriss erchants, *islets .and char men, March 20, April 11, aniL.May..4,•at elseren„at tie Lamb limn, iitarnintster. Aitornies, Sdoesrs. Morn'.; and Lowden, Cktnestee Inn, I.ondun : o l'.lr. 1 arnpard, Warminster. 7litots Deli, lste Apr .MimitiesSeil. a ebesfilre. ' ailk-nratatfact titer* *Mgr and elserterla, April eon. ten; Aged 9 and may , 4 it t k vave,,,at.titpleletcatesuril At'altor•Marscd. Attorniea, NIT: Sbrrvfl4Prea*JaSeseatrues, liedfunkow, London ; or W.' ttersnry, VdcaisSeld... Sidishisel diaperr,ine at Witistivitek, Santeract, tailor, woollen-dra per. dander and dkapsalvispril 5 *ad. I*, at ram ti, and May • • ''theibllpaistopiter Ina, limb. Attusuies , Moors. . . .. ~ili®r t F' L I 1 I I ~~:~ SLASDSTObLE. MARCH ft. ton KftZCI O. PIWILII 6 I AND ernes& into cu. This was an indictment against Phalips, Barefoot, f 4 r his wl. l and Eastland, a tustom•hnuee officer and his two as- the time of tat. sistants, for having extorted a sum of ma 'y Glee Ihe prisoner s. one herim, in order to release a quantity of Bandana pat e ! to t h e act. 'handkerchief% which they. had seized of him. The Jury found him Th e account which Pymm gave of the transaction J u dge pronounced sentence . was as follows :—That he was servant to Captain e The .Assizes ended. Mane, of the Lord Wellesley East Indtamare and in .F 4, last aerated from India. He was coming up to Mr. Rolm O'Coseort.—This Leiplion, set a Postchaise ; when ne ar Shooter's-hill, before Lord Norbury,at the Mi thee defendants jumped out of a hedge and stop- Trim, on 'Wednesday sennigle ped the chaise. They said they were revenue oMcers, , Roderick O'Connor, and Peter and wuuld_search the chaise. H e asked for their au- Henry Ogle. The assault w thority.? . But Barefoot , the o ffi cer, made no repl I y. 1 ley the protecuter and moth but jumped directly into the chaise, and began a I however, contradicted by an runimage. He found his bag in which be had stow- the defendant reeritieg th at ed away . his Bandanar, upon which h e called out to I first aggtessot ; but soave ci his conipanion% " here is a prize," 211 a declared Phis, place in the course of the tr intention of leizing chaise, horses, and all., The wit , : for the defendant Swore th ness begged very hard, and told them, if he had to I is not this a terrible thing pai for the chaise and horses it would ruia him. He I ehOuldbe such hi tyrant -7 also begged for his Bandanas, and offered all the I WV* a hiend—my Lord money which ke had about him, emounting to thirty i'is an intimate friend of dollars and four guineas. They at fi rst refused, and, Mr. O'Connor ; and if he put up his money. Atlength Barefoot said to, hie! I f ord Noebery and a : cnnapsnions, " this is a Poor felloi, let us take all his fitmer, he will hever money and let him go." He accordingly gave thee) , *roars{ right, and rig the:thirty dollars and two guineas ; Barefoot having being interrogated, returned him two. The next dity .he saw them u s ~.—The Jury retired eeptford, when they denied. all knowledge of hint. 1 , turned a verdict—' and swore that they had never seen him before in , flsiyes guilty ; Rb their lives. Upon this he told t h e m he b e lieved the y I Mr. R og er 0 , ( were thieves, and not officers. The result was, that I Court. He said they were taken into custody, and the fact ;aiming out 1 of a verdict 'give that they were really in the employ of thpieeirmane, the ', in a civil action present prosecution was commenced, i. •, . his Lordship, They were all found Guilty • • . against the ev . CROWN er a s. . ' Noble and L. .TVilliorn Richards, Surgeon's • Mama( the Centinel was a proof ' can brig, was indicted for forging aireracate of ser- , 00, w i t h h vice A nd order for p a yment. of money, purporting MI from a Trir be the quarterly pay - bill of W. Bell, surgeon's Mate ' not to be h ' o,f the Manly gun brig, with inten t to defraud W. , .I.ord N bell cnarge se • • W. J. Tumey, grOcer, at Chatham, said, that on; damsels. , the 20th of November last, the Prison"carne to mini the subji shop and bought some articles of grocery, askitig if] a, conscr the witness would give him the difference of a quo- 1 with a terly bill ? He had not change enough of his own, j Co'Cor ' but he Mitt the bill to the Bank. It was for the pay-' which ' mint of Alt 9s, 6d. The,Bankstutit back, because his t it had no Payee's name , that be in g . l eft in blank ; i Tho upon which the witness insetted his own name as' vial Payee, the prisoner having previauslY indorsed .the c o t bill in the name of VirJell. ' The - ff. ank sent the 1117 ' money, upon which be fitid toter the difference to the 1 prisouer, the articles which he purchased amounting c to ail 6s. The prisoner directed his parcels to be I , sent to the Chest Arms, at Chatham, and wrote on the covers " Doctor Bell." This statement was confirmed by Pope, the servant of Tierney, who produced the paper covers, With the prisoner's hand-writing on them as " Doctor Bell." 1 Mary Rogers, bar-maid, at the Chest Arms, ,prov., ' ed that the prisoner came to their house nn the night; of the 21st ef November, ana took a place in the Can terbury night coach. He claimed the parcels,. anti desired they might be taken cereal until hiiritaral He took hi. place in the name of Richard's.. . , , Lieutenant Greensward, the Commander of theai '• Manly, proved that thebid.Was not the hand-weithig of the Surgeon of the PA** „; and several witne,sse proved, that they toliagedllie whole to have been the hand -writing of al; PriiOner, who was at the time / Surgeon's Mite of the Cantina goo btig. . The Jery found him Guilt f,, subject, to a. point re. served, of their being no payee's name lathe bill. ' , mance 22.—ce.earatt or mount: Jean Fidel Rod, a French prlsciner of war,, WAS ii. dieted for fOrging, and in another count, for uttering, knowing it to be forged, a note, purporting to be a one pound note of the li,richestee Bank, with intent to defraud. Day and Co. the Banters. Mr. Guaertv, for the prosecution, stated, that the note was carried to the BMk for payment by • per. son of the name of. Huggel„ who received it from another Freech prisoner, of the name Of .Guyland.— This last man Was allow ed more liberty than the ge. nerality of prisoners, being permitted to angle on the ship's side, and received the notetinin Rouel, the prisoner at thebar, with a request that he would send: it on shore, and buy him some paper, pencils and ef ruler. • Nugget was first called, who . said he received the • note from GeYllind, inclieresentedjt'it the hank foe esyment 1 jewailnwevediately detected . as•a larger . The.note was produced, and.eo VispettiOn, it i diarely appealed 'to be wrifing,, and •not copper,. plate. The word , " ROcitester," was wrong siielt, she last.syllable tieing twisty rr, withoet-the e. Gayland wm next called, who stated that Reuel gave him the note as he wvissoing down' the ship's side, with directions to bring him back some paper and crayons ; at the time he gave him the note, he said it was a suspitiotis• one, for it bad been refused mice before. The Learned Judge here ineerpesed,Aind 'WO, this was not a felonious uttering by the prisoner, for he stated it to be a douhtfulltintient'the time helmeted it, and directed the Nary •rastequit the prisoner. 1 They aecordinglyfoundm verdict of Net Guilty. L RA PR. —Gevrgw iteklyfr wes indicted for feloninnsty ravishing Sarah Roherts, on the26thday of'Deeein- Der, at humsteild in this county. 'fbe:prostreutrix was aliontrg girl &alleles* alike de more than 16, she gave the following aecountef the- transactiOn:—That she had been ro her tribtlwe's at Bexley, and was reenertleg teem thump A 'field in which the :prisoner wan at work with his teens ;the . cart stood is her way, and shedesieed the to Inovois, whieh he did. She had gnse-on ikon little way, when she was overtaken try the prieenier. lie 'Relied herwhiresheladheen ' which she told hurt. MARRIii). He next enquired whiehateshe was gni . Which elle -as told hint. He ebenitegan sine • • ellikk. ' eit a w rAsee. - dwiiiit Awle. "44 eica 44ll4n c c ll " l7 "''' '' " if 'allt. - 11111611i1 DitillVile r i‘ of that min. NINCASTLII CO AL. Mar Mair's Maim ick * Brandlisf s Mali -I Poem . -- 11. • tOl Mail Main , a Illabodortb -- romp Simpson's —. romp Wmebor's i 1 Tanscld Moo East Tanfiela 1 Thwttey Male Waiter As.; ) Wills Bed I; Walington i Belt's WaTfi-Etil i • • Cewpen Maia li.kribir SUNDERLAND. 1 — 'Skilarp'Moor . Mei Igala . Prtasiais ...... Wear's •Watis lad . . - Ships 164 50 0 17 0 '540 _ 41 0 I 53 6 t 54 0 55 6 54 17 0 HS 9 • • ~ betVailiritit itette l . trat •ed ' • '" - brileDtas. - purpose: She Screamed and resisted as much as 4 'Fi3iS Medicine is imi'versalt Ad, stud ithenisitebble as she got from him, she , i n . a te r„ieoy• i le c a , cioul is a ll i.- 4 harrirmilialit te'she constable ass eetrees eke • ' 41111011• 1 ", 1, scion of spirits, Isorme..:lPAt tlistper was apprehended nbolatesere Z i t." I s i*" t ua,r cc`usba. f ere li• It elms. tits lo' efterwards in the same field. an the acad.:eel initniteli, atia . witness was Cognisted in her statement lif a Else 24abdit7 isild Grim it a in;rah . woman living lift a neighbouring cottage, who heard taste vrth l ati t tl ha t t ati br l , l at , si n et t e le tn as ity te l ngin tici! g I hat icietteht, tied the toast:that who took the priskener into custody. He found him it% the field searching . coo tirter t a noeturital r &haa t % W fur Isis whip, which he had lost either before or at highly treenied in the East and the time of the struggle. wiser-Arne th : a .rvi us system. 'the prisoner said, the girl had bee* a consenting ttteviretr9anriett";:o"tticei7-7eilfauns" patty to the act. `int. Medicine is sold in braNkt, The Jury found him Guilty, and the Learned flier in clue fatuity tai to f -,f Sib. on Judge pronounced sentence of death upba diem I To he bad at Gilead Huns.; new The .Assixes ended. Lelih, No. 18, Strand; Dicey an bacon and Co. Oxford-street. 1.0 ...... WA 1.1.1Vt11111, Sat"obtay ; hilertitt Mr. It.oesen O'Cosetat.—This gentlernan teat tried Raley, th w ik 1 Mare. wh o ok a i,d before Lord Norbury,at the Meath Assites, held at Veneer in the United Kingdom. Trim, on 'Wednesday se'enight, together with Mr. ___ With carts bottle is Flied a Roderick O'Veinnor, and Peter Hayes , for assaalting T h r w ra ord " l ".. b s t a n nti t ta - o . 4 ' n Henry Ogle. The assault was positively sworn to m oa t. by the prosecuter and another witness, who were, bit. littlgilAire tit, '' however, contradicted by tante of the witnesses foe • T' HE value of this lafilib. the ciefendint Wearing that the roseeueor Wit the 1. tone preyed, nitt hdrSint of ti. first aggtessee ; but some carious circemstancts too! tuba insist *Ka ft in iti the different a f place in the course of the trial. Two of the witnesses 'hire a daiiiscesbe arts and erviteass the defendant swore that the prosecutorhad said, . *rattier thenaleee ft:itiega and ewer !abort dk-ftilitring the °Tannehill `is not chit; a terrible thing that he (Rog er .Dt onnor I not confinement thou bitsiness or • should be such i tyran t but I *lll .t KM Into* Tahoe!• ortbritinerftrfeuymiii metre a Mend—rat Lord Norisury is a friend a mine, a t tptiallatlam tar mort titan so 1 is an intimate friend of mine, and a sworn enemy to some, diet tweet a Mena flak Mr. O'Connor ; and if it is left to the .decision of my 1:11:dor dub. );_trjr.°l ll2 !: _ , Lord Norbuer and a Jury of 'Prim, by the maculate nal cati %,, t 4 4 t r kt in g Z ke .,"" 4 ,:i farmer, he will !lever get his rest, far they will make cette a soh sits**, toe r - WI Org . right; and tight wrong. The prosecutor, IA aeld every we*lssess that th being interrogated, declared this to be entirely false. it°,4 l rwaca muy wamelt htva "--- be en deprived of that tiappiness. 1 —The Jury retired for about an 1:our, and then re- Sold Wholesale and retail at Me.Sittkl 4 l, Is. : tttrned a verdict—Roger O'Connor, Esq. and Peter 1 net of Paternosa.r-rew : ;leiter and kio. knee, i Hayes geilty ; rick O'Connor; Esq. not guilty. stow, and Smirk, Edi'oturiels ; "halm. add Illt . aLi s nd . ..Gr i anville and aeon k;a:bert, I Mr.'Roger ti)' begged leave to adtiress the sow ; Court. He said the verdict just given reminded him , slouch; th v i ub r i t li . , i• p s , :r e g . : a n d ,,, i . / ;:ri i in i i i `.•'''' 1 of a rerfset given against him on a former occeisioe,! t 0,,,,, p o e t si; illa rp , pth. mndiai u ; h o e r , , ' r is a c L iv or il d a sh et i i p on, in triediii ve lsl e aga i nst and Learned Lar d . which the th sa e me C dict rt atas ' no ' t only° Eras er ; awry 14: erw!it Y. In % ene lluh ns t ei llhin4 bo d t ait i stnit. the charge of d the ad ; Was a proof of the testimony which charged May Ogle with having midi that he could net have jusfite from a Trim• Jury ; and he now felt that justice wit not to be had for him in the Coottti of Meath. - I.ord Norbury.said, he would not listen to such a charge against the Sari ; they bad always shewn , themselves the protectors of the (tease and liberty of I, the subject, and had executed their duty this day ibith a. conscientious adherence to the evidence giveii, and 1 1 with a merciful attentioo. to the case of tote yonfler 1 O'Connor, whom they had acquitted, end in doing , which they had done right ; as to any imputation on his Lordship himself, that was below his reseatrnent.' Though not of the old oobUitY of the country, he was as Proud as :may Lord that had a title , and he I cOuld not eondetCeed to vindicate his conduct from' ' x' 14 and uef6unded imputations. 1 Mea,O.TOnnor said he anueied to his Lordship's conatiet•libretofore in the House Lif Cotrnons, when AttorneY-General • to that conduct he imputed the the treatment h e . bed received ; it had poisoned opinion of the people against him ; it bad affected him in his character and in his dearest interests. — But, however, he thanked the Noble Lord for the patience with which he had attended to his trialatind permitted him to expend se much-time. I bird Net-bury replied, that when the history of ' the year 1798 came ifairly.to be stated to posterity, he had no doubt but the Attorney-General of that days would appear as deserving the thanks of the cettatry. I Mr. O'Connor—Then, my Lord, for your satiifac. lion, I till you I um %Prhtfig that history. Lord Nortinry staid; the( *hat he had said did note relate to Mr. O'Cotmett, bet - th Ili% finite, which had , been troublesnyne, and distal:km . 4l4W peat.. 0 . Mr. O'Connor—Your Lottdatrikelhetts, I /meanie . to TuyitrOther, no* 21filent inleraoce. With irtront C ' verribieet capitulated, and'pertifitted ttaVt abroad. • ' Lord Norbury—t will bald no fluedtar cony* t - • i tieet With you, Mr. O'Connor : let the v ideittliblm i llikocifito custody': we willleensider of the sentblite: lir. O'Connor was sentetited to be confined Me' mOndi, and Mr. Hayes one fertnight: EXECIITHYNS.-•••P. EttrarYt/14. J. Biiitsk, Alt , ario cy, and T. Skeenernaha. privates in _the' V :ft battali en, ; 60th regiment, were executed , at Jamaica on the 24e10 of January, ter the inneder of 'a sealier sad a migtao watchman. The three first died extremely peaiteltee but Scheenernahn, at the moment of being 171upted: into eternity, regretted that he had no opportunity- 4r shooting Serjeant _Lunker, the prineipil Winless against him, and said his soul would accuse him bee fore the tribunal of GOD, of ill-treatmont. SEA-COAL mil RS • GYFICE; LO DUN, motera a: calicoes, ietai, and eves. Mitality, f Ip . edises..l Re" .15 -1 1 rk 11 44 is* t f a t it el al I il 1 47 147 1146 0 41 the enth RevimoN to DAvid St...pbe qira, Esq. 1 et= TO THOMAS TATLi , I . CONSIDER it but an act of merits of your I.Y.A/Lrs P ITEM' PI to tor the Wowing Core, vAlich has ttee.itly them. An acattaintunce of anine,arho by. c old Venereal Complaint (attended by a co ori l ext therefrom) Was reduced Ambit to he bad the kit insdlcolathici which could a variety si patent medicines, aching r seemed to suit hiscast, or do Itiou auy molt reduced and pitiable situation, for logs its prat/task/, and warmly able to his hags ; in fact, no one who knell hlm ior Idm to mover. He was advbed at Palo—he did to, adhering strictly to the tbein—he had not talten more than twc a/label - Alen encouraged by taking a few boxes more he found his' gradually return, trod is now as imillitty know. You afe welboase, Ste, tovetwr a m . k. tonfirmation of the above-mount, if it sheik! Sir, your obetlient Tamale tertarif:, THOMAS Library, folknatre, Itlty to, [Ent. Pr/Tared lid void by the solb Pfitptteffe, Member of tho Revd ColirgeetSitroon No. ft, New Bri4o-street ; where, after a more than 40 yeark, in a practice partici/LI - 1y of Venereal complaints and thovincideamito a:ion in both seaes,with that intiollah/e perifession should gory, observe, be & and assistance, isegr.uoitously adndatifttrs medicine, be estemmdby a discerning seldom' to be eibdilned, and void of amblgui Also tokirby hit appoint Merit, Ow the r hill pit a alliance, at the Perfumer's ' Pall Mal 4; toe Tcly Shop, Na. WS, f rough's, N 0.7, Fish street Hill; Mr. Edinburgh; Mt. M'homald'S Glasgow • Mr. Bilhnes,ll4rerpool ; Mr. Attinars. one person in every considenible town In G Latta, in boxes of only tas.-901. each, seatedtes directiota, .whertaby protons of either - N. B. Every boa sold in Great brit-, &limp, on width, by favour df the Ct . 'tease Oirsee,; aT. Tlylor, No. • . . airrr`r,r ---- s4NromilyNiAl, k... "'lid litit vie!, Ate hip** of diet `pike he fittinertall'fiertede, V rirgesarese; bet tb 'mare that in p 4lrsami, iteerven. " Mens son Se- peg*" I. 4 sound nand in a sound body.' Heisce t ytpeCfsiti of ellert'person, ere ito edteri Sere ' `aili'parra deevhsireet to hie health. LSSItS::CrOSS :and CO: a• - Stinpioto of liondon, haze sedtdousty t Fifa! for i ti t re last i fifteen it yeare nd se the study rralstielbolcaselrgalYntrtiliegflt ' Felleit t r. The ' 's. diet tticrioefe Kitten retched trouPpitsbas •. _ : I r>t .... itliesi.km the Uniforms *Mese ntreeillidgiaillseupeelor mode . .. haenweent in etch compldiew, _ .tbOrassift i elace. , • la till cases of Ve g linffy or Deficiency,. I titi 4Woorriqueli6l . 4 iiiiiciilithlg in theiiiiet. 11111,11,01ffibdtdiedillallliad df lifbertisitsfri; ithfYillind dtailidiad*.:liiiisit, wheab --"--` ' :tqAti4, and . destroys 410 flaws of in tie one sex, and impotence in cite • foram= cute; to those - atm; lruni - *Wed Oats:frit Tito the inktriege ,41 mkt, bnribd s *ltir infirmities 9 ing to know, however difficult or d 4cosnefi• obly be i t h a e o r:mmitiossen,tlist t g nietboili F M el:be tiguireato 4tm.. .s. O A *certain llelic*Osaitently conn disr.rettins; aistl.ermwspicies ofsygtrilltie 9 newee.taflsug• 'node aestreatment, !Fs .-.. •6 ed,withon restraint in diet or exereist 141 in tub s trtetordr oT the Urethra; and G. r e , shied to etre in a short period, without . 1) dangerous effects of the Caustic; refkl : e Oran to spieral Gentlemen 0.6%11 n i-e been cured, afterjuivinglabetned under I se TO lfitsfi%d •Ribales, iilloac- ear . - - Li". plettea.tffieMittilita hesiptntss bit e 1 a be a pleasing reflection to know, that, in mese ussialiedo . , :mu .6 ; impidintent is to be misdeed; fig such bas been the•effidany el re 1 their plan, that many ladies, who had given up a bum at fro. pi I wetly, here heed Agreeably disappointed. Messis. Go-s awl Co 1 . t eidthiortytroteisiog the:eure of them partienlacconqriames, tit ' war Met ttfet any not he tiwreid, by a Mistake% few *Atli the 8 I epprobriven s a detached to the ignorant Etnpirie; think le 6 by t j u itice to thenisehrikta sive, that they have been pi:optic 8 educa;ed and initiated Mb every branch of the profession, (ceT. lig 0 . Citrates of whitsh,•frtim different Hospludg, sad tessbaanaa f ro ie, , i ... the most et etttent Phydelane, they have, to inidirtnte ally hiliktirerje ,* shit die success resu.t.ig front diets' enderorooro fast seduced thent-te quit the practice of the general piractlnossee; sad they presume that their proettsitins cer..stittste a fair gronsul ior the setprivetiented cimffiletice With Which ditty Atte boos by L b a Pitilks so Itihminy febtiourett Patknts in the Country are requested tontew tee pabolgettes of their car, age, and manner of living, inaidnastB a am& !!*q and Advite and' Medicines will be inemediateltiaremaue ~ every part 'of the Kin 4.1 am. GOSa and Co. Ili, Eeeedete.erthet, Pliks4itedie.• LON I-SON : 'Printed end libbllshed by i .efircff trey,* eb . , T 66. Orifice, go. a, Lamy- iutsti and at the ° 110 01141114111r-astel • 4, }ultras, sts•thernvistoptier gnat, nate. igliotoor 44 Yowl& Bitsa-hr.e, Cannon-street, Landes; or Mr. I. Wingate, Bath. - • WlOtani Htivrood, et :Mlnelsester. asall•ware-matialrxterel, 'Staler and csapanats,..rifte 4;4, and May 4, at elesgta. asoao May Anus llin Manahan'. .Mtaroitis Mr. C. Cooke; or latr. Denispato k.ent,C.ldrortr s. a los. Lapden. ?boom Hall, ofStoke Newington, 041MOsseg, victualler, dealer and chapatti!, Milirth at. .01,1A4 Mil 4, as twelve at LossWae Ault.% M• 0116: C 4491 4 " 1 " 166 SOW-square. .. • -- - • , . • .. Steptlin Dadd, at leallestail gent,fineer, LAW and charnel, ltopplng March tn. Awn 16, aedaierhie tWelve, at Guildhall, Ler Z ia pin?* A." 41s0coaT; Mr. Wariones7dd devflf. , . . . _' ante TO she could 4 llharrech, ?realm. lAintad)ire l _.•!Pery . made by( av 4 c NI " prnan, Wllirct 46, ?iprll g, , and may 4, at Amp, at flAdhall, Landii. Ammo/ i Mr. /we% endariM o 7. wet 13041. ....__-----•-- B onn aft , ASSIZES. The w 11 -7 41;i/T:ifi:BAlit.. • ' - ' :' ; In - .' nivertally acknowledged to bit i ail inward outings, noes of appailtP, .. spirits, trenpiging or shaking of the . ushs,-shortness of breath, and ow ', • . .1 Woad, eases the most ridlt at gale • .ad promotes geole'perspirattoti. fir !$ uti p, c h adolires‘boing pleasant to that ringing the Itbret of . he stomach, mod o r te 7f irtsi ch lte a lp irivi- and a g . o " uriarlhc reg r u ott .w arta- It ' 1 ' • Lath With Wine, &C. T. Cords. 41 • *s'• It IA West Inole., far wanititinug4ak . (stem, tad actin= yr a get...rat imam. matins, arising tenni Litlioll4 coosplaisti - WWI r , 4 ----:_,-1 - ."- n hues, price half-a-gm - ma etch. fe ' 1 fits. on whiek 14 is si•sisi. ilie A lma, near Liveepooli 014 4 4 1 111111,111114 Ditty and Sutton, Bow Church•yarsts • , 7 Net. Londno ; ipg Brodie, Dovrtli•l; Mania koeuir Vullegastreen, D u bt in • , elnist*aot at Vitt? Taunt tritalr4 IL i f . r em it ~ . ea a capitate bill of directions, alai * —on the Gz.verniutnt stamp is eugraii . . ken, Liverpool:* td tzattet telt truit! • —..- 7 ,--......i .! ' ..... • 1 sbu rl'A sALUTAT/ Is. I I I' Illt i Infallible Medicine has beta si - • • la *Ma htirSiPt of the prevent illy can be .r a , OM !the thitereht itages of a iertain Div sto, 11411.0.1 i and eredicatas Wen the habit, swarms* Ahd** ll6 op slid eaposure that atteatia mailroom, t oo - G oonotilutiun in any dertor eats tile.. Ini• a wine=s, or reotriction in dift. iki mita' AilYrt•pt hail proerd theft Malaita pt , hlit gUit Pfl &Wife as 30 14its. In all the &batty of buth r failing restutativc, whether tile dainty -„ • • Geo' mercury, *wit plcsuits, or thee[. to mart...lkea, siid tholte going Abfo,l4l-•• tetidtd tog strongly. tdthotearfo WIB MI6 '-aid l complote curt is Al el.l stuleirornlilliviti r aims the bladdcrand °remit( whit. St Is tliiXebecona madame whcl fug idin Jig .. --..„--- r 4 l, lid. 4, Clirapililir, at. 10 1 ' . Kenai Cotrtiil, NlSOdis‘ tOtt r acid* ht.tiodald, Claw • idler!, and Harlan, Ply. • r ----- ....port ; Newbery and • # a 1; Aftnuf , , Tvialory, and 1 SA to t, I smitten; I revolts% . ' ilon Irwin, Beata; sad book fee • 44.4:1 ie. and mzs. colt. • rd4)P i mi., Pk , EST/. fi e , Cat cif jtsolite due' to tie "A Gri ' Ptl.l-S, to eorrahuhinte livens, neatly liven pisfortned by Which c by. the brtakiog cut cf he Ildarlak I coniplicatioc of-di/ail Is • td, t to a tkelattn, and Moo' Londt ould tietletaineii, sod :rod peter, I i could be proeot..4 vitith %/Friuli° tervior ; he seawilind in* ...........--. two years, ton We to fol- . walk or even to rand 412 Ell( it etrio sepptiked ft yoselle P ER it kw to try year I,Caliek a CM the direaions gives With of Wate vo base% before he found . • rely ; longed him to prOceeil and are raise Id hintippetire Erd strength Losses, Ihy arid 41194* tor airy Ina , 'Shyt. tor soy pence so ale tor a old nut it ahuidd be doubted. Ism tare for I'ITIDMAS PIJRDAY. ; tory . , *et, st Ripthethr, Thomas Taylor, *ors I woos, London, at his bat*, *0 WE her a coliseum tesidettee st OS, for ticul.4•ll .I.m-tied to th e erre Appil Atautto the parts of rew.i. the Pro ite tlfik' MeV *thithier* it Ins . thswein lierieff the &trios ali: iota to per.ous taking this :rni:ig public as aa advantage sibiguity. H the coitvlldtott Off titost IN. SI , Ni. 33, 9t. Mbic • i-street, t Pr Oxiini-strter; Mr• Ores Oa Ar. Barer's, :•uoth Bad'', ow ; Mr. Cadwalr s, Dubtr! ee l metes, htsintbriter ; A:dil •' h rn In Great likktlhe and ire. 4 toads*, viithlall =totals ter sex:sidEatant theitteelvve . britais is aßalifltl), o '4 l 4 Pant C.;aishisilidiet t a 4=ed at tilt+ ' L 9, Wit • • .. ; e te FELKITY.. • I ;heir 13154" 31110/1 the las- l 1, vibifeJapaftitit bf the mar- %spittle's It A Mowry. At :+ , t ` o yap/ ire saws," to have . I, r. livce the itutspen.Lblia etlteti Wu that close &Malaw i h a ).. as reißttittly eciactriett li eitulaudp iltalited Mar Etre- the study of those dancres too oten preveat, that lowa- ty. The unrfialled ya:74:1.0 ntYpitabas Of the f rat 17iiii4- oWlitfr flionkbupliblor mode et ice theaaiktosirsblitly to t,fFre ,ency c ieliethero; frost a titeltiAttied 111166[Moii.Viid Ilberthitsaki AP Ifiellilb4 son- di -Wachs ilietostagtottto f youth;brittro4po ;ha other, they olferra 'sate front 'Wilt ebailftaiiikkare: • ' r s ere, and; la 'haloes to;sofilt i ain vilesice, it Most Ifie carnal p !. ineffoctval the vire. asti tio- • ' it by a renovating and jniallibie sown] ind . igorous c wilt i tripe. ceotracted in a ntottientpf in- Militia infection, by a laid tint II speedily and ratlicakceeror•• - er an c di isedbetmi by Nlet w r ich .G ta uss ev as ar a s t:: : . . without recourse to the pailiftl, •.; tefereudes of witlett do be" 1 ,biei respectability, who haw ender strictures for teary part% I. eipeciatiou, of those wars F'' ' Ore Weil dtfratrd, it itrit ;Bari * 0 _ . , -------. _ ovens, Jgo. a, laws ion • -.lllllll— I BIRTHS. Vettorday morning, at his Lordship's mansion, in Werkeley square, the NI arthionels of t-ansdownr, of a ton sad 'her. Sunday iennight, -Manehrstvr-Oreee, tie Lady of tbts Cohniel-Patiusr, of a son and heir. . lu Selm(iu rri r re et,oa Sunday se'nnight, the Ladyof Major the Hon H. Try .Murray, of a daughrrr.