Star. — London, England, 1807-05-27 00:00:00

TROM LAST ••••••rr'S GAZETTE. IVTLITAk Y ) kit rrypwit watt tovrter, 24 "li - ' - ev • .4. , 1141, 1 aro FtirrtoT lam", r five Mrjo•. to putchafr. vice t Ist, who retiree anti I. tente ▪ Gt , trre t tuen.n. f.. he 'amain ..1 a 'troop. vie.- J. ming, I to. Prow-n• of ifght I mfmeto. —1 homy. Pew, (kilt fate Crovirt i•h• of t %stellar , airy retire penettot•el 9'h i It•ii•e•tai.e g 111 , 119.11 HY W. V•lli•ra •rif-!!. f - orti th.. sett I i.e't &wagonette, to he tentestant, vice M I who eirlisnet a /tit I amain ) 1 1 , 1 , 61n Hawk • f ot. It eel , rtans eo / 4 . I Captain, ..t a I roop •re I lenott•g toebn evekanvroo. and I tem. , rant 1 honta. IM - 1 1 rroitv .rnen thy utt I ight I.r tycoons, to lie I no rant yore fi anie-11 ert n • vet 311,wr of ft , IrMirtot 1.1 root •flot•roi. —I irotrnaro Colen.-1 the Ttrnene. • a' Ir • .ethor P• ery I •••t••t• from \E ft India Prero to me. to C .inatv ni a Coo puny vier the 1 4 on. F. Crton, whet trchaoges. tf P api • rut elf lion. erv•t row Vittehi . e •ICe M l;rcirnr rnmotril in the 3d tiateiinn kist o d ; 1 V • aiml/.. tt•r. G•tr. Stet•h. room, rd John • ve • P.l Nichol p•omotrel ; atlri t Mwittirk i Inch, Gent. • t h net .1'• I n•tot--:'• r•Y I ow. • 1'.51.14.r to ha I hit' 'oar.• • Mt' mire! air e :Amp 411011.114 II; am' John t'ollouttt h!ve• 1••• I'''. Cent 'n hr Is tit veer Pio I if 11•••.1.1 Ina.. I'aVPI• to I. • Captain of a Cote reT pitrehaft. rice I -el. an ta Ito r e f;,,,, 7th I 'Pt.-- I "it.. nap, :rore- from hal , rr of •!•PV etril aple.l , Train. wi"h 'revisor:try r•mli to to. I it-twat-Int. wire ( ant wh , ) •reharnone ; and totryenet W, dite•ln q (r-vo are criiitieg I 'Writ,. to M. Sorpanit, Wat-on s who (stellar gi.a. tett. awl C, rt to lo • IF-11 ! ,••• wHiont rm. ( 4 41'. •T rtontrret! i ts••• font. • T . 1.1• 1`!•t•• •-•-•—•••• F. t•tto C-vt hr Fnfirt, erit!•ntit pure are,' vier `haw. pr .n•otactin ei..t, p o . tl. I'll , o-1. apt lin M•tthiaa Iv. r -r,' f•om the rah Carri'-•1 pave; li .T! to 1 • Captain ri a C roplor vier eatty, who ex ri ; rtrtonto• Polhoot, tr•tn t'•e 6th Garriron cr. b.• I i.nt• ‘llll, Tit. • Ntir,!t . who evehaw, I RC n 11414'104 • J..hn CeTl3llei f• 1 1 ,1. tir11•1111.0! without r ut . ft'aft' vie 5,•.9 .r. who r•tire• anti I homa• i. rout% tient. to e I cf,,r, ttnltoot rune'. - tare. vie. Van R trr!‘„ penranteoi t tit I sit •-•-t'aptalit brown,. Fl nti:.g from the. 2:11 I 'gilt Pei peen.. to Fe 1 wain e: a Company, vice Hawke, who es rit.tnem .o - tlt I i roill, flit-1 Vhitt. Ref... William; to he Alliearit Seerrin ri. e in, r. a:t.M.ited to the m Refitrrnt • it. i inc,, rt Colonel Georg- Robert Ainfiia, from the 5.1: Garriotn Itattalian to ba I imtenatit Colonel. vice all!•lrner, s'riee,!•( r half-yav of the tyth Foot. • h r-ed I i.m•rnot John Crotty, from the 95111 root, g nr•gr, v ce Fiore, who earharsep. spnDiro— I „tolterant Patrick Ftirli g. trom the ttth LiclitDra ',wk... to It,- Captain of a C,rorny• by i orchaf., vice tituart„ we L m retire*: Alrvareer Sinetit firm. to he Frifign, without purchafe viet whelk appointment his not taken place. of th Dito ofiun Charles 244'1.0 In be I jentennoe. trice I.oefter, • roVer t rtled • loin, rOwlf Gent.t“ he I o6gri vice Nelfon. a s th ri,,—Ara!la,t•stir g e, n Thomas Boucbier, from the 3.1 Few to be A ffillt•atit :',•th 1 titre, - I.blttrnant Robert fin miltrr- from the rad Fmk. to u r I aptain to a Company, by porehafe. vice Copeland, who re tires. ...oth not. --Captain Ricliard Thong, front Main . General Ram fay'. is rgintt lit to be Captain of a t`timpart), vice Cathcart, pro moted. 4114 Di•te--hofign Robert Low•ie to be Lieutenant, by ' , archaic. vi •Iteplient prom.,trd in the f.(th Foot. sfft, % R ja er to' F.. t--Hrrry Baker Gent. to be Enfign, without itilthafe, vie- Frederick ,pr.niot-d. fl iII i(rciment of Font. To Fe I.icuterarrt— r nfirna Jot :n Chancellor; John Sarieaum ; Lomas Johnfl re Frnith from the 67tit Font. To be bulges—R 31'rtt Britton, richt. vice Chancellor; S. T. Bar bot, Gert. vice Satkaunt Gent.to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Roeltfort wkn refit a 67th I:itto—hnfign George Rea to be Lieutenant, without put ebafs. tier !Celli. promoted in the to , h Tont ; Fnfign Samuel Adams. from Ha , '-Pay the 102t1 Foot, to be Fillip. vice Smith, promoted in the nift Font, Id Otto—Ft:lll. , ' Alexatufer Logic to he Lieutenant, without portd;afe vice Rofe. removed from the fervicc; I homfon, Got; to be bnftv, vice Logic. 8 t n Ditto—l'n6go George Peatfon to he Lieutenant, by purchafe. vice . Pigby. wit; Ditto— l- Hip John Charle• Hope. from the 26th Foot, to be Peron ' Lieutenant vice Crotty. who etehangea. 11.1 k, ft. todi.i.Regiment—Lieutenatu-Colon•I the Honourable Nike Gr, vine Upton,from the oft Font Guard., to he Lieute nant Cola tie! vice Honoutable A. F. Upton, who exchanges. Royal Well Italia Rang. r.--Liente tont George Frederick An. rift flo.ni the aft Garrifmt Battalion, to he Lieutenant, without mt.-hale. vice De Braker, appointed to the Royal N'aggen Ttain. Watt, Regiment— Fauche, Gent. to be Eofign, vice prom ,, ted ; Thorman, Gent. to be Enfign, vice 14. 1 trier, promotA. Sicilian trogiment-.-Aliftant Surgeon William Miller, from the 3:llt.Fore, to be Atligam-Surgeon. 0,11 Waggon I rain—Afftitam Surgeon Thomas Hickfon. from the ath I ight llragoottl,t obe Alliftagt Sorg-on, vice Roberts, appointed to the loth Royal Vtteran Battalion. tit t on-arm 4: ttalion—lieutensnt•Colonel Rohm Smyth from HA( Pay I.: the nth Foot, to he I.ltutenant Colonel, vice Aic fli +pooh ted to the 2 i fil EOM ; Captain John Re.ady, from the 14th Foot, tp he Captain of a Company, vice Evcrard, who tzehavges. Gib Ititte.l.-Lieutenant Francis Moffit. from the 14th Foot, to be li. unit' ant r yke Bolton, who exchanges. .h Royal Veteran Battalion-.-Majur Martin Alves, from the th I trot', to he hiaior tt. Ditto—,MAjne Archi!tald Chriftie to be lieutenant Colonel ; hrevet Maj.* Sohn Clarke, from tte 1d Veteran Battalion, to I , e Captain of a Company. . fencihles— Fortune, Gent. to be EnGgn, vice art o.right,• promoted 1.. the Nova Semis Fencibles. HOSPITAL S FAF E. rye: , Ti ontat Watton , from the 7th Foot, to be Surgeon of a Difttlet. vice Adams, who ta;banges. BARRACKS. my Mardrr, Gevt. lieutenant on Half Pay, to be a Barrack. Mailer in Gnat Britain, vice Grant, whore appointment has 1:ot taken place. }SESIORANDOSI. : i %Accent lEdwarel Sebnkze, of the Cott) Regiment of Foot, who was fupetteded in the Casette of the 6th w January loft, is re •nflop 61 in his rank. CmfftittitroMS fiVitti by she Lard Lieutenant of the County of Cornwall. Ariillrry V Anoteers. arle. Gree i thfay, Gent. to kr.iecond I lent eilatit, vice Baker, re . ii r sed; Jame. Treleaven,Gent. to he ditto, vice Price, religned. Dieted Etlietary 7. • iniapi Coriild Gent. to be ditto, vice Colley. refignea; Non 'lreOdder s thig younger, Gent. to he quarter Matter, vice Heart.. reiiniteed: Dated April 037. - •iii ligned by the Lord Lieutenant ~f Chelhite.—Royal Chefbire Militia. Charles Hall, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Tirrendow, promoted. Dated Miy IS, rBo7. Nentnieli Volunteers. t;eorpo4.:appor.pan. , tient. to be Enfign. Dated May 15, t Soy. Clnimifiions in the Aberdeenfhile Militia, fined by the Lord Lieutenant. f:apialo Lord Akaander Gordon, from the Hal -Pay, to be Ma . jur r iric: Gordon. rdipted; Lieutenant James Gordon to be t.:aptain,vior Pritcrofe, r..figned ; Adjutant Chriftie to have the lirevet Rank of l'aptal_n•, Fntgn jab?' Grant to be Lieutenant, • • • 'lce Gordon. Dated May 6,18.17. 1.-a t m.—Mier M.l .aucbtan Gent. vice Stewart, retie ed; pin Gordon, Gnat. vice Reid, Jepson!. Dated April 13, ' 'soh 114 4 Pticifoo, Gent. vice Grant. Dated May 6. ISO. . . in the 111 Regiment of Ayrlhire Volun. • feet Infantry, filmed by the Lotd I.iebtenant. •tisti Park, Ffq. to be Captain, vies James linkkauidge. defeat Dated May 9,1507. • rANT7'ITTP ..rn A I": Ti-,41. er P-i 'growth, 511.17 ernp.r, t • rim TA.l.lrr pot a 9 and JOT 7 a• eleven, at ele Crown fin', to lirtAAnortll. Artorrie , . Mrfr - a Amu? And T`wroa., No R. St irl lb.n Holborn. Anvil...ll or Mr Velvrird P.m. Ftritt o rnortft. jof..pb Mi,lrlry. oft evolc York (hire, t- , w-r. deter And tharnorn, Jnne Olt 19 and Jot; 7. ir eleven, at tit. MAI: TAP -I.n, prim -wet.roo-I ». 11-noong. reowiek itrert, I t•• frie4: or Mcfrr. Meddosncr..fr and Stanley, Gray** inn, I •ro 'a . Jive • Pa/17 and John r;cl,matf, of neafforl. mere ,, alfts, realtfle-a, el.aler• chenmen and eoractroca t, 9 , and ;toy at tee. at Goil.lhall,l.otaltie. Attorney, Mr. I.ee, Three Crow' , c.airt floolaw .rh. Cfeory• pa. lire of firer*. F.r.rol Kli,lo.lcfer, ?aloof., dea.er sr d charmer'', (but nnw a prironer I • the f ket.) T u ne f., ; an.' Ju1..., a! tee at ttorni..s. Hew/ a rm a..d r flr•. Nna ti an.' 11, t 111 , 1 Dcor3vea, of theaplile. f melon, a. , d ef•Mire..ef!..": a nd 'thorns• lfslohei,f..e of cl:rffer, watt hoof.oter, • .1)...1•1 , and etsrlrl, ,, rt. May sate 9. and foie 7, ar twelve, a . (;,if t e or m e ii. r . 1-1;,1*.o, htlaort•elter; or Nleffra • •nnlkro a!oi I,onr lan J him Lapin, of K felder. (here, Fr rrr a'.l limn% t!rarer, tune • 11C and July 7. at el-were. at th, I),voer'ire Ann., Kighl e y A •••rol,a. Aller, I airy, amt Steteer..Purnivars London; or Mr. (.'ufhhert 'Metcalfe. Kighlcy. I.IIIV IA I LLIGENCE. COURT OF KINGS DEVCII, MAN st. JA( ICS'.ls V POP.I Y A. 411 AtInTHFIt. •riii• tea , an A •ti 4n no trefinios and ribotriortion, and h r .,,gla • n re••oVtr )e trati•irs, in dams !es. anAinfi the Defendants. f.r e4nning a btiolding ti 7 4i the meni•es of the Plaintiff, and thereby de privi g him r flight and air. arr-3red that -he Plaitriff retitled in Ginn. e-foce ttreet, Portman frinare, and the Defendants boil , a wsll and c!•imney upon the partv wall, higher than ere PlaititifT's prco.ircs, by which means the Ii ? la and ai r vrerery much ()Mint/4d, and the broke bout chimney was a great annoyance to his b. rife. The A vroswev GFNIFRAL, fir the Defendants took fevetal legal .ns, under the 3d, 4th, and 14th fen Ins of the linil4.l:ng An. Mr. GAIIIItuNV. for the PlAntiff, finding be could not contend againil them, the Plaintiff was nonfuited. ICF NT, PSO V BEST, 'SQ. :. This was an anion upon a warranty of a hotfe. The parties were both gentlemen of and the Plaintiff had pm-chafed the horre, in Tiellion, for 42 guineas, pon the warranty of the Defendant's groom; hut, after having him a very (hitt time, he found him to he unfound, of a dilorder, evidenoly contrac ted previous to the fale. He accordingly returned the horfe, to.nd demanded his money bark, but it was rehired, on the grirods of no warranty The A vrosets Y GENERAL, for the Dcfendant,nb ferved, that hi. client being then out oft awn, he was at come lofs how t • conduef his cant: ; hut he flip. pored him to he like many other Gentleman, who t‘.(+lc the word. of others .r the f rundnefs of their horfe• ; he underanotl, however, that he lb•4111d b attle to prove there was no warranty, and then he Ih old be enttled to a vetcliet. The Deltndant's vronm was called for this purpole ; hut, up .n hi. elaminati .n, although he had denied giving any warranty, be admitted that he told the Gentleman the Mire was found. Lord ELLE pr ananuGH faid,that there words antenna fed to no lets than an expref warranty, and the Jimmy Accordingly found a verioil for the Plaintiff. TILTON V. MABLY• This was an anion for goods fold and delivered, amotitioing to 441. nos. The Plaintiff was a wire worker in Piccadilly, and the Defendant a gentleman of fortune. The anion was bought to recover the (um before mentioned, for a quantity wire work, made by the tlaintiff, for the book cafes of the Defendant'4 library. • I'he regular proof of the work done, ,and the rea finab:enels of the charges being gotie thron2,h, Lord ELLIN BoROUGH afked what was the general average of per centage charged by tiadelineu in that defer ip. lion of hulinefs ? Ilk Lordlhip was anfwered, that it was generally computed at about 351. per cent.— I He teemed to think this a tolerable good ptofio, but the cafe WA , ultimately referred In arbitration, and a verdia taken for the Plain.iff, fubjc to filch an award. MONDAY, MAY 25. BATTS AND NAGSHALL V 1. H. GORIFTITNS• The Plaintiffs ate Bankers, at Whiny, in Oxford (hire; the Defendant wa, a Clerk in their empinyment. Tie Avvott wFY GsNEIt•L 120, that fr-nt the year rfloz, until the t 'di of 030b.r, 1805, the Defendant was engaged to Alia in the hank of the Plaintiffs; that on his departure, he took the liberty of extra& ing from the drawer of his matters, zoo guineas, without permilTion, tinder the pretence that they had agreed to employ him another year for a falaty of that amount. Whether they had agreed or nm, for this term, formed n t part of the prefent qtrellion; for if his own tlatement of the fad were cot tett, he bad no right to take their motley, in order to pay himfelf in anticipation. Charles Leach, the Attorney for the Plaintiffs, proved the acknowledgment t.f the Defendant to ob taining the money in his own hand-writing. On his croli examination by Mr GARROW, he laid, that the two 1141..8AM. partners in the concern, were apothe- Caries ; that the Defendant had not the whole c it. duet of the buliners, alibt.ugh the Plaintiff were fame rinses engaged in the pharmaceutic duties; tlyiltrer ' topitandi. The caufe of the difagreement between the Plaintiffs and their fervant, was becaufe he abrifed their cullomers, and nut becaorle he complained of i his employers for having drawn bills on blackfmiths and paupers, and fent them to London to raile money. Lord ELLINIORDUC.N inter pofing, " How can you claim the falaty by anticipation ? It theft: be the fads the Plaintiffs mud be entitled to a verdiEt for the 200 guineas." Mr. GARROW" My Lord, we muft adminifler an emetic to thefe apo hec tri 1, in the Court of Equity." Verdia for the Plaintiffs awl. CLARE V WSSTMORI. This was an attion upon a Policy of Infurance againft flue. nn the fhip Hero for one calendar month. The fhip in que(lion was a velrel taken from the Ftench. And brought into the harbour of Portfmouth. The jolt - mance was made on behalf of the captors, and the policy underwritten upon the terms that the fhip lhould be fide moored in the harbour of Portfmouth, during the peri,,d for which the inforance was nude. It appealed that the fhip was accidentally burnt with in that time, and the setion was broaght for an aver• age lofs. Upon the evidence it came .out, that the !hip in qucftion was 6rlt moored off the beach, in or. • clear her bottom; The was then reroAvfd to Hard Way ; nod Wily, was moored at March's wharf, in ordeythe,more conveniently to take in her cargo t bp file hat! never been t a ken ,•pit of the harbonr. From chi. the ATTnItNiT GIRNFRAt on the part of the Underwriters contended, that it was a material treffinn, w'lether the removina:the Veffel from her moorings it one place to the other, was not a dircon• tinnance of tl.e rifk ? and ,whether the laving her d i.orn on the beach to clear her h"ttovn, wit not fn-lt a rifle as, by this policy, made the Underwriters HAN ? Lord Et.t.rittoaneou thought, that where a vef fl wa. only removed ttom one part of the harh..nr to the other, I r the more convenient pnrpnf of re• pa:rs, or of taking in her cat go, provided the did n t g.. hey. , nd the hounds of the harhonr fpeciFt'd, anfi appeared to be lakaly moored at the different parts of the hartionr, whence fhe h A d been In remov•rt, accord ing to the r olic ) , it was nut !loch an ad as could void the policy. The Jury scent/tingly f mnd a verd;lt • f 331. 3s. tic!. for the Plaintiff. cout.n AND Awn-rust' n. priggaii Awn AwinTfspp. This was an aftitin upon a Bill of Fachange tnr 7001. tinder t! e fnlov iog circtimilawees :—The De. fendants, Melt. s. Rnhfon and Weimar, had ind ttfed the bill in epiettion to the P,ainliffs, and, when due. it was difhontiored by the acceptor. The plaintif f s gave the indoilers notice of this ; hut foiblequently took from the acceptor a geed bill for the moiety of the • ne dire. and a ('eth acceptance CI. the other k,ering the original bill as a colt 'le , al leen. rity. The frefh acceptance, linv•ever. W• 4% ed; and rheo the plaintiffs luolfcht the prelent Aaiun againtt the derentlants as the iniforfers. Sir VICAR? Guilts contended that the aNion could not he foppttrted. Marmite)) as the artangsment en tered into between the h o lders and the acceotnr had ex mewed the ind-rfer from their retp The indorfer, he (aid, of a hilt of exchange was pre cifely tae fame as a pertJn who gave fecurity to fee another paid. But it the creditor, fohregtient to that fecliti y being given, entered into fr• fh at rangernents with the principal, the recurity was retieved from his liabiii•y. Mr. PARK contended 'h.. cafe Sir VICARS' had pi t was rot in point. What the ht-Iders in the relent intlance had done, was for the hent.tit of the initorte, A, as immediately on the difht)nonr they might have riled them. Their interelts wete n• t prejthliced, and 's th , y had r'ceived due notice of the itifh-n nr, the rivht of adlion was only prchtnged, and not ex , titigitifhed. L td Et.t.vtea •aoncti was inclitied, tinder all the eircumtlances, to agree with Mt. Park. hut advifed that the eptettion fhnuld be arroeil in term. and in the mean time a verdit teen , cied Cr the with liberty to enter a nonluit, fh •uld the Jildges de cile againtt the plaintiff's right of aflion. AUSTIN V. SHARTR. TI WM an aetion f. r a breach of cryenant. It apptated, that the plaintiff had taken a pallry• cot.lc's Ihop, in Cheapfide, of the defendant, who covenanted that he would not interfere diteEdv, or indirefily, to get away the rultarm ; nor w-uld he fet up again in the lame flreet ; provided he was permitted occafionally to attend in the fl t ,,p o f fon, who nas in the lame way of trade, in the fame Iheer. This was in the year tBoi, and inlicad conforming t , the agreement the defendant had car. tied on the hunitels at his I"n', Ih p, who, in fan, was only the n , minal mailer, and had been dead r the latt three years. The plaintiff WAS to pay 2001. a year for Inorteen years, r the good wit, &c. ot the fh-p he took of the defendant undtr the als re conditions.—The plaintiff's cafe was posed, and the damages were left to arbitration. Sitting' appointed in Middlefex and London, he fore the Right Howatrai,le. EDWARD, rJ ELLast arranoGH, Lord Chitt Judice, &c. in and after Tri• nit) , Term : IN TERM. DIPDDLEStIf. LONDON. %Vetiver.lay - June 1 Saturday - June 6 Monday - 8 Wed r efday - to Moi,dgy is . I . uelilay - 16 AMR TE ' KM. Tkurfday June 18 I Friday . June 19 SPORTING /NT ALLIGEAcg. MANCHF.STER MELTING, MAY so. Sweepßakes of logs. e.seli, for 3 ye.. old Colts, Bft. 31h. Fillies 811 One mile (7 Stihfceiber , .) Lord Grey's h c by Beninghrough, out of Sc.atilb, by Auvil Mr J. Goodall's b Newton, by Old Tat • Mr. Garr 's tt c by Hantbeltonian 3 Sir W. G crartrs be f by flambrltoniatt 4 Mr. E. Hadon's ch e by Lt.rd Starnfuro's George - 3 The Maiden Mite of 601. Four mile heats. Mr. Beane,. b h by Sir Prtcr l'eazle, aged, grt rah 4 t I Mr. E 1. Hotigfon's bf by Moorcock, s yrs old, 7tt 91b o 3 1' Mr. Maloo's g h Trafalgar, 5 yrs old. Btt 5111 o s A Mr. Wright's ch h Creeping Jai k. aged, Sit t alb 3 4 4 CREFTOWN RACES On Tuefday, the "nth of May, a Sweepstakes of jogs, five Sub ferihers, p p only two bodes Bared, via. Mr. Henderfores d e Pipes 711 t 41' , 1 Mr Livingtmes b m Vixen, II ft alb • A hard race, won by Pipes by only about half a length. Thurfilay. thr ta.h May. a Subfcription Pude of 5o guineas foe every hurfe, mare, or gelding, envying wt.ight for Age, four utile heats Mr Livingtton's b m Viten, 6.yrs old Mr Handerfon's d c yrs old a broke down. Mr Potter's g g Sir And; ew. aged 3 a I I Mr Ilreareliffe's hr m Snip, aged. (lilt At Raring a to I Snip diftanced the field ; after the ftrft heat s too guineas to 5 Sir Andr.w won. Tnefday laff, a match way rowed at Chatham, by Captain DEAN'S gig, againd Sir W►LLIA►e SHIM. DAN'S wherry, for IGO guinea', the 1104[3 hared from Itocheller•Btidge, and rowed to Whurne's place and back again, a didAnce Ii: milcs.—The Lively pet formed it in 46 minutes and a half, beating the gig 5 minutes and 40 leconds. Yefterday morning, at his honk in Brampton, after a Initigtis paiotul inners, Nicholas Bond, ail one of the Police Magian* for the City of VG ltminfter. .Oat Friday. at Portfea, the Lady of Major 'Cimino. of the Ramp Marbles. She did of a decline, occafioned by a cold, which fep . tied on her lungs Lately. in the Weft Indies. Colonel Caner, of the Bth Welt In dia Regiment, brother of f A. Carteng.k. Mayor of Purtfmutsth, and nephew to Sir John 'Carter. At Warrington, Charles Dalrymple, FRI, of the 4th Dram. Guards. fecund fon of this late Lord Wegthall. On the 7th initant, aged 83, Mrs. Dent, :diet of the Rex. juha Dirt, late Vicar of itifilltaby Steeple. Anr Av . ! . ell,. 'HE ,<lvantAge the Natalie mint *terse. from otpularly (duvet-Apr.o . o%mA men ttirtebtrT *lnn* ea ellrfivelv thetr ttnoirs to one trades of malasty, was nee,. aa. ge nearly demotettratetl than by she noel:mired f.iccef. win c h t wi attendEd the. adminitlration if their 4 , CW rtfrleay and the re ra . ordinary cures it alas performed. Fora ions teri e .m v., fl 4:U1410R and Co. Symons. formeriy in his Majefty's fro.s at . hare mane the Venereal [Weak/he pink:tiler oiled of theire tt . y(ftittation, and are happy in henna di c corerrd a mediei t ,, lrm. nor to mercury io the cure Of that complaitp—it is fufficion as ohlente that the effeeht of this remedy an. &orneriest ly oproffi t ,. s thole of mercury.for though it completely eradicates every vv.* of the wino, in its moil confirmell Haves, vet it don not e h, kart inky* the eortiiintion—on the contrary. it renovate. th e %,,„ tem in all i.e nettles, funetions. promotes annerite. and facility, ' di ite rttim....ehns inftead of mincing a tin.ste and vigornits.e. t ot,,,,,, Tian to thetrightful condition that mercury does. it not noly. a . ryes. that coultitittion in int primitive ttate. ton reitares a in* an d debilitated o ne to its natural itrettirti. and vigour. •. hiumherlels inttance* are on recent record of the fuperlor or thi. Medicine. it* lido-mint and fpeeitic virtue meting a. a gm. r e ti m i concretive to st..lily whether rrneetdiog le a a h an rseefa of emiugal .nr like* pl. abire, or trim the MMu infidoon., though not telt deft , sidle.. induleence of hemp, thou. youth of both fries in a certlin perniebiut Owt.it Aro* t h e me i aec h.4y variety of diforderit which are thr.cnoblitene t g at . thi. (Altar! tier, thrrr are none more aftetiog than that diltreffsig Rare ofsl-hility and deieleney, which prevent. ore mhit•era thrall, trimonial (tate ; tote voltafpv fuffertr henna. over hi. mishit -wt. afhamed to f..ek relict, until her minced to filch a flat.. of carat. net- alto render life imptt flitre. To f”rh reefoo. it mut he meow (Ming r.ffettlon. to know that they msy oiler, by a new .loraigog e mode or rrcatm•nt, he reftored to that greatrit of all Wotan kiltif ing• a ilr.anh. manly. and vigoremaconititorion. In all cab's of .1.-bilify drßcieney , fr Whatercr eaareerti t a t. a. web as in ete-mi fperies ct vrorreal inSeetion. Metro. Currie and Co. may he tont:tilted hr I....ri.nts of eiriow leg, with the remelt feeerey and h , eirosr, se their boufe. No to 7. ..attort t;at.dea. I.etterq (ram the Canntra (poll pd.li inclndung a ha , * Tim!, will hal, the at. eriTany medicine and .1 'vice fent t,, at ry rm . c oal, Kiniat , orn. Nn. 107 HIITWITI Ga 14101%. - Ts T. I AYLOR,Surgeon,Nrs. 9, him !triage &we. 1 -nnfinis. at*, F.din!itirpts, May 2. IN the rpring Of 1794 T tVla ainimeci a Vents tea/ C•mrplaint, which I trearesl with indiTerene. for. See months; hit was then obliged tn apply to a reenter Phyfirian,wis pm a tempttrary (bap to the virulence of th 4, diksfe (tsy snorti rial applicati-n) for fame time; hot royal st,. in fnite of all smell eine and the advice nt the firß netittemen o' the Fseulry bey% work and work, for two years. I was ream. .d tot Rate sgrm-Ift utm trended and iwyond deicription be:ng a,• entire leper.anslaitt rated trom head to font. My head. throat, month, Witte, leo. arm., Re have h.- at alternately in anger of Seeonling uf. lefs in floirt, 1 have had from in to 3r , eating ulcer• On tiny body, aria Pearly totally •ierrivel nt fight It wool Ihe voluenionartsa Vat tirtittrife all my tale--fuffice it to ray, there never was cc ever will he, rite tit a more datiggeous nr tit a more eormstrstaand Tu. tore. I was long t.solted upon by m. tri•rt.l4. and imagined my felt beyond all hopes of re-v-ry. and, it d-ed, in my then crait,ii tinn, death was rreferahl.- to my more than mi'erahle Rate. iii 'OM, dreadful fi•wition did I ( 1 1-71 molt miferahle exiates•ee,tiUttitrawa Panintlewer threw in my way a newrmit er enutsiiiing the cake * it of Plymott-h—my frier I. reAd it. 1 entild tire. I halt and grneured fotne of your Le Ait F . / t a, 114111 Cit . ufing frnm time to time am now, arid hove lemg hi en, (after mime than four ye rs indererihanie illtrdS). in as g rod a Rate hoot% as eve . I enjoyed ;as rrnnf of this. !had a fine.thriving,h4al- thy child horn to me a few months ago In gratitude to Goa, and in homes 4.f rendering my rellnw ereatufts ferviee, I Tern* you to pot , lith this ; and you may at any tine refer perfors, vitas sties to he Latised of the truth tit this 44' further peril/Adam. Vs me or my friends, by letter fir perron. As few cafes for hadoefs will ever erriAl mine. and mine etreel it, I have from esrperienoe four 1.1 A PILLS they will find a (me, fpeedy, ta'e, and radi cal Nitre. i t. Prepared and v eld by the Sole Pr,rtietnr,TinalAS TAT2•4I. Member of the Royal College of'Sareeons in I.ondon at his besaft, No 9, New Bridge.ftres t ; whets he will give advice, without st fee. to prelims taking there Pills. and will attfw. r patients leaves. if poR paid, nn the fame terms nhferting In all tares the moit ne• violable feervey, nn perfon's name •r cure having been avetsMsord. but at th . eir own particular recrieft. by the Prta siien.r, during tie crurfe snd re than 36 Team that he has :ad the rondueting of an ecterfive (ale of the above Medicine, and the prattice rittog therefrern. they are alto f.ll, his appnint mein, fnr the eonvenienee of th , fc living at a dill anee, by Mr. :tat. r, Smith-Midge, Edint ar c h, Mr. Mennnn• printer, Glafgnw, to who -t alfo Mr. I'. rtreN hit addrefo; at the Pcrfum,r's, No. 3S, St Alhati's•Artet, P - Mall; Mr Wil.hertroll'4 Toy ev, N rcj, ;',lford•arett: Mr Diiborou&h . *, N. 7, Fiet.(trect-hill, nearly oppc fit: the Mon ' ment; Mr. Steel\ hnnkf.ller No. t, Univn row, little rower hill; Mr. Ca!twill's. Dublin ; and one p rf , tt in terry confider at•le town in fireat Pritain and Ireland, In notes of only ti each, Pealed up wilh full and plain rtre,flior*. whet/by Palma of either fez may cure thcmfelve• with rile and frenzy • kV HEN Practli , ltuil Men of Edutatinn and Re: fputiihility deviate trim the general Storm hv the rel.-Mao oft particular branch the (antilop of long ccurirut-4 14tecet2s is the hr It Criterion of fugerintity. 'thirteen year have I dc-voted niy t.ratlice to the ment of 1 - I , rte l'iforders, and the Ince, faful refult of my plan glows me additional artimir to . ppofe. a• far al I ant ailc, the ravager of thole Complaints which are the molt important M the Catalogue of liera4ll After initiation into every Branch, ac an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an cooly period uY pr oed ice to Mewl indtvidie from the ivinratice of uneditc.ecd men, or the equally dongefulall precipitancy of general Pradtioio,ers. I it; Th;te liit.rders. to the curt. of which 1 have devoted m attet:tion. comprife every fpc• Iva of V bpi I RI. Al. IN VF.CIIOII, wht thcr of a r. cent or la g duration a. ly. all ►inds of debility. whether arifwg Irons the habits ..f fehool boys or the indu games of mature age : atol.lanly, that der nig, ntrt.t of the fyitem in tab. men whith is called BAR RENN PAS,. r S &l Rll.ll V. Numerous !Weaks are the rrf.:4 of ig:lorance, or bafte in de trtaiment of a limpid Gunorate • ; and it nut ucfr• queenly hap pens that the feeds ..1 Life are p..if0n,.1 tey the 1-tlrer. tint In unguarded hour By a rope:tor myth. d rich Conti faints are carol! , cured; and, cycle velure others hare t.died, I trult that I may pt fume to oirt r a ra,:ieal re titat I:Bune t. Few, however, are OW L:01 pli,: trd diflres in thi. order, compared with the ealamitou, fiviatipos 41 ol e o, ‘ekol„cges an imlidgeoce in a Ulm) , vlce. or the rrevaletit 84 Ctiell of s Gibionsule life acquire that Hate of dewity which is the pi:a voidable cut& oucnce of foci' peri.iciou. h d4ita Where the unhappy 'Were r broods over his utility, but care fully coneral. his 11. i-fortune. it mar Oe lumr cool:Az:ion b.r him to know, that aithungh it be an object of doubt or uneertaioly • with uther praClition. r 4, the removal of thee deficiencies by dit gradual prugrcfe of renovation, is th- acquirement of nay eel eri rime lithe rites 4)1 Ilsechus or Venus h Ave itedUn to reduce 3441 y vigour, much anxiety wi'd he prevented by an early counteractial of this languid date; and in e‘cfe talcs oogreat difficulty will occur. But where thin deficiei.ey has fur yea' s ctiactl, a proper iteKt• verai,ce is iodifpecfahly requilite io revive the llumbering fparas of life, and to rc-atlimo: the 4:quit it u. MARRIIiD WOM It N. who , have long been dillippoibted ie their espretatious of a.!alhity, may 1 , .e afrorrd, that in w.lt W. (latter*, roc!, dried s arr curable tit Nie The reeptey which I. CI tit - Mil:6i to my undertaking, and die qraliticatima which I have pttfunica to nate, form the hair of my torncitiions. atoll in cuiochleoce with fue:t this ihtlniation jives. that Mr. Brre may be conitilc4 pe do/ t ally, or by Lams (inelofitig a (mail Ninth at his indult, Nu. ay, Al . 4,lll::ClArate Strand, near. rem pis- Var. Thrrr is so additional I nuance in Water-itrcet adjoining, anal the name is on both the doors. MARTIN SAKS, Member of the Royal College of Sur:irons iii League. A Cartrios.—.None Perfons, who &Kell agtrt tiamfeised 1aw 1,1 545555 4lf ride Rol' AL CoLi.rot, having fur ftveral moutio pelt eopicd my Advertifenicnts al:dna west! for word, ;del is fait , them 311 ;heir own prwhietimis. it id my duty to mention, OS thole Periddisa Ore doe Members of any Lullege in I.midoo. bur Lms gh. or (dewily ; nor haste they as, right to pi adtke Sotoll is das ..1 ?kis.A Lift of the Members is publilitsi at eke Houk de* ItiAls, which May t, . terrodl= IL MON WATICXT LUALLOW wuinGX 'Et) MUWalelfh NitOnalat " is minutes after . 4 - • Aft.irowlo • ' •4' 101411itee afte••• LONlJOlsiocul-and pubilaika torte. v Wit, hIV 1 . , Oa 41. tabury•PliCe. Llmixth).4t thy iriwornci Ni i. cow arm. Publithed aro AC kg St ia cheics. Te.usiie