Star. — London, England, 1811-04-08 00:00:00

.W - •• • 1 /ROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAztr lE. Arm.mor . V • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, APRIL S. Admiral Lord Gasmen has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Mr. HaHands, master of the Fancy .hired armed cutter, giving an account of his having, on the 24th of last month, captured the Gen owed $ ttavian Government schoo ner, pierced fur II guns bat only '2 mounted, bound from Batavia to Holland with dispatches. Also a letter froM Captain Parker, of 'cis Majes tv's ship Amazon, reporting the capture, on the ‘1.34:1 ultimo, of le Cupidon, French privateer brig, of four teen guns and eighty-two men, out two days from quittle. - ""''',7" - - _~ r - tlviritrms. neo.ft eihivn. of *Leicester-weer, Nresttnitirei, irActnaner, April 97, at Owen, at Guildhall—lcahn Francis told John Joseph Fraects, of Rochester, plumbers and painters, April 27, aroiw, at Guildhall—Semite) Wiled, the elder, of Grainee-road, lier moodoey,Suirey, bricklayer, April lti, at twelve, at Gialdhall.— Benj. Winniett, of Margarec-etreet. I...Avenel:abrogate, stock. broker, May 25, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Jaines M-Donald, late of the Royal Marine, Woolwich, vinruall s er, April 90, at eleven, [at ' luildhall.—John Cuisset, of F.asc-street, Red Lion-square, Middlciex, upholder, April uO. at ten, at Guildhall.—W. Room, late of Shaw-hill, Wiltshire, serge-maker, May 1, at six, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol.—' Thomas Scott, sen. Thomas Scott, jun. and Dowson Scott, of Carthorpe, li'm ',shire, grocers and suer -1 chants, April U 7, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Bedall —Ann Bramey, of the Strand, umbrella-t...ker, April 27, at ten, at Guildhall.—J. Gairdner, Elam Gairdner, and A. Gairdner, of Cannon-street, Lont..on, merchants. May 7, at twelve, at GOld ; hall.—John lii ook, late of t , tow-snarket, Suffolk, cabinetmaker, lA i •ril 27, at one, a: the l'icker.-1 ?tin, Stow upland.—Geo. larritt, , of Piccadilly, haver, May 4. at i ne, at G u ildhall . —lsaae Cooke, of Gravesend, carpenter, May 25 , at eleven, at Guildhall—Eliz. Markham, of Honey lane-market, butcher, April SO, at eleven, at Guildhall—Wm. Robinson, of Little narnburst, Staffordshire, butcher, April '29, at eleven, at the Jerninghain Arms Inn, Shiff nail.-4hos. Bird, of Mancbcetter, cotton-merchant, April 29, at eleven, at the George Inn, Manchester.— Daniel Pagett, of Lei ewer, grocer, April 30„at eleven, at the Blue Bell Inn, Leicester. John Dobson, late of Liverpool, merchant, April 27, at ten, at the Star and Garter Hotel, Liverpool—Thos. Brockbank, of Ul - verstone, and D. Wilson, J.Gillespy, and !.Taylor, of Maryport, cotton-manufacturers, April 22, at eleven, at Thomas Jackson's, innkeeper, .Maryport.—Fatriek M'Carnley, of Liverpool, mer chant, April 29, at one, at the Globe 'Tavern, Liverpool.— Thos. Gompere, of St. Alban's, grocer, April 27, ar eleven, at Guildhall. John 1 uxton, of Eater, linen-draper, April 27, at eleven, at Guild hall.—M. HOmphrys, of Bristol, brewer, April 27, at one, at the Bush Tavern, bristol.—W:Richardson, R. Richardson, and C. S. Bell, of Newels: fe.upon-Tyne, merchants, May 14, at eleven, at the Three Indian Kings,. Qaar side, Newcutle-apon-Tyne.— Robert Swaine, of Halifax, John Swaine, of :shircuat, E. Swaine, of London, H. Sisaine and J. Swathe, of Halifax, and H. Rains. butham, of Bradford, merchants, April SO, at eleven, at Haliaz. CERTIFICATES, APRIL 27; • - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Cororniseions s'.rned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—lst East Rent, or A.‘hford, Old castle, awl Elham Regiment of Local Militia.' y n y g n p c er e l'pirites to he Lieutenant. Dated April 2, 1811. 3.•:31 t &email, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Barnes. Dated as above. B .rstead and Mailing Regiment of Local Militias L;etr,iiiant-Colonel the Hon. J. W. Stratford to be Lieutenant- , Cid ..el-Commandant, me the Earl of Romney, resigned.—i . Vared April 4, 1,811. Major F. H. Douce tb be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Stratford... — Dated as above. • . Cao.alii Stephen Hooker to be Major, vice Douse. Dated as :Lauer. Commissidns signed by the Lnrd..Lieutenant of the County of Essex. Ist Regiment of Essex Local Militin. John Cunningtern, jun. Gent. to be Quarter-Master, with the rank of Lieutenant. Dated ?Awe!' 25, 1811. Vayward Rush, Gent , to be Ensign. Dated March 26, 11111.. 'Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. Sd or Rctford Regiment of Local Militia. Lieutenant John Beardsliaw to be Captain. Dated February 15, 1811, and to take precedence of a Commission of the same date to Lieutenant lie.e Jackson. Cnmmissilm in the Western Battalion of Dorietshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. George Arden, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 22,1611. Commission in the Royal North Lincolnshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Henry Fo w ler,•Esq. to be Captain. Dated March 26,1811. Commissions signed by the Lord .Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. John Tiolder . Mathews, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated August 9.0, 1810. Thomas Davies, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Herefordshire Regiment of Militia. Ismael Beavact, Eel. to be Captain. Dated June t, 1808. Ca s sel Lechmere, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Jan. 25. 1802. William Price, Gent. to be,Limtenant. Ditt.2d June 22, 1808. Jnoeph Birch, Gent. to be ditto. Dared March 1, limit. • George Manning„ Gent. to he lieutenant. Dated June 1,1809. William lisrroll, Gent. to he ditto. bated June 12,1809. John I'assm'sre, Gent. to be ditto. Dat..4 July 12, 1809. Thomas Badham, Gent. to he ditto. Dated October 5 , 1809 . John Stewart, Gent to be ditto. Dated March .25 1810. John Henry Hawkins, Gent. to h:: ditto. Dated Lane 22,1814 William Barrel], Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 1, 1809. John Pa.smore, Gent to be ditto, Dated as above. George Manning, Gent. to be ditto:-Dated March 14, 11109. Charles Dynkar,e, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Julie 12, 1809 Thomas Whams Gent. to be ditto. Dated ;July 14, ISt:9. John Stewart, Gent: to be ditto. Dated July 24, 1809. Samuel Winter, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Dated September Richard Whidborite, of Crediton, Devonshire, maltster. Francis Noble, of Leadenhall-street, London, master-mariner. James Hampton, of Woolwich, Kent, upholsterer. David W. C. Jones, of Hansard•place, Surrey, gauze-dreiser. ' John Millard, of Bristol, baker. Michael Humplireyg, of Bristol, common-brewer. John Wheeler, of Andover, mercer and taylor. Edward Harrison, of Clifford's Inn, London, merchant. Jain Simpson and W. G. FairmanOld Change, London, factors. Robert Piggott, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, common-brewer. John !Hesse, of Dover-street, Hanover-square, upholsterer. Bovill and Cipell-anbury, of Cathene-court,Tower bill, London, cornfactors. James Felton, of West Therrock, Essex, baker. Tho:aas Gates, late of Robert-street, Surrey, victualler. 4, MO. Charles Dymoke, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Dated Jane 12, 1809. st Regiment of Herefordshire Local Militia. William Wain writ, t , Gent. to be Ensign, vice Baditam, appointed to the Regular Militia. Dated Feb. 9, 1811. William Ravenh.ll, Gent. to be Quarter Master, vice Mills, de ceased. Dated as above. Ist Battalion of the North _Herefordshire Regiment _ _ 1 \ tirtticra PAIIINT WORM LOIENors. W ORMS are the most frequent sources of Chic• dren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian of children should be ao.qvalntell with—They occasion loss of p. petite, a paleness of the cdiour of the face, emaciation, and irre gular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pans ; trey ben; on cot ulsions, they alrect site grotrth of the hody,and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or deem. Boer as a c r- . Tentative and cure of these alarming complaints, tl e above exc, tent imilicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the higheft character., in this country, both in rank and respectlbilu v , to have no equal. The public approbation given to the Propriet.r, 1 ! front a personal kt owledge of its wonderfidesuccess in their o wl fimilies,ftamps its merit ts-lond competition, and gives a sanet'or t 1 to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Pan nts and others who have the cate of children should haw this rent. ,ty as a family medkine to resort to, whenever the stomach or hut, It of children are any way disordered, which it will always be 1..u..d jto n'iteve. _ _ - . . , or wham wire convicted of felony, 141. I. Itear,tll, for assaulting Mary Ann Sutton, and burning and defacing the garments on her person ; C.,Crowder, for stealingeight ounces of paper, ledge three pence; the property of Messrs. Lowe ; Rt. Nicholton, for stealing nine ounces of silver cuttings and filings, the property of S. Adams; N. Murphy, for stealing a hat, the property of M. T. Wood ; S. Bailey, frr stealing one.quarter of a hundred weight of starch, the property of Messrs. Larking and Pearr.‘n ; S. Goodman and C Tubb, for stealing 3 pair of strips, the property of W. Morgan ; J Coombe and IV. Neale, i alias Norinan,•for stealing 13 gallons of rum , the pr o. i perty .of his Majesty's Commissioners of Excise ; .1. 1 ta. Punter and IV. Crawley, the former for stealing two bushels of beans, the property of H. Cline, and the latter for receiving the same, knowing them to be stolen ; T. Dawkins, fcr stealing a cask, the property of F. Wallis ; J. Manning, alias Madden, and Afar , garet Madden, alias Greenlaw,i or stealing 13 shots and lother.articles, the property of I'. Maitey. Two were convicted of a misdemeanor, via. J. Smith i and J. Healey, for attempting to pick the pocket of J. Lutwych. • Sara. 4 Dell was charged with uttering four Bank- NtATP.IMONIAL Fzuctry. notes, for 81 each, knowing that they were counter- I" But happy they, the Nappies of their kind." Such is the lan guage of the irumortal Thomson, w.ten speaking of tile m ar . felts. The testimony, however, that was tendered (a I rjie/lige sate; but to nspre ,ba . ispiness it is nec ! -Yary, :44 considerable share of evidence having been rejected) 1 tiV4 observes,observes, , . i Mena sans in corpate nano," to h a , went only to she.. that she had uttered two notes, . 4 A sound-mind in a sound body." Hence the iti sptn „b ie sand they were passed to two persons in the Borough, necessity of every person, ere he ewers 1%6[0 that CLAM saiurr,, where she purchased butter and cheese from one, and : tea and stiear from the other. When shi paid them to pa S y s doe respect to his health. M b ESRS. GOSS and CO. as reeularly educated i 1 " Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their cut-s away, she gave the name of Brown as her name, and Wm for these last fifteen yearn to the *Urge of thole ditc:n, t - • that name was written on the note hy'a witness who , which so fr eq uentl y linbicter, and too often prevent, that i r i. had seen her pass it. ; nalale Westing, Matrimonial Felicity. 'cite unrivalietil par , 4 gm their thus th:phlwktielieley same t else til On behalf of the prisoner, J. B. Smith deposed, , that they have hitherto' rcceived from persons of the hest a stit,c -tlont,m andeia in each theno complains.irOrmsucce ind at u te: the din that he keeps a shop in the neighbourhood of Snow's t rea tment Fields; that the prisoner has lived with him upwards their assistance. • sterility of five years as his wife, but that they were never' In all cases of Debility or Deffelesey, whether resulting crow .. the too frequency of participating in the gaieties of a fathiona4:l• married ; that they had four children ; that on the life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, o r a ' tract , wit. day she was apprehended. .he gave her the notes in nary, and des rustles habit, witch weakens the energy date question, to purchase necessary articles; which notes • mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by produiing he had taken in his shop, and of course never stn.. in the one sex. and impotence in the ether, they offer a sate ari ne t t h o eir th i e4uarTge in state, s. a ani i a m sb u amed t,4 *eels 1X who them to be counterfeit. A number of persons P ermanent "Y e * i To tnoosewho, from such complaints, are Pre who had known her twenty years, most of which t i m e she kept house for her brother, who in his life-time hog to know, however difficult or 11140C11.111 t di muse be " e cure may le vente d reief br ood nteel over was a coal-tterchant, imagined, at his death, she had deemed by other proctitioners,that by a renovating and infallible married Srnidt. They all gave her a most excellent method, they may be restore/to a souudand vigorous constkutiou. A r certain Disorder, frequently connected in a moment of it. character ; and, after a most enlighunied charge from ' 64, etlon s ?nd every ant ties of syphilitic Infection, by a mild and Mr. Justice CRAWARZ I the Jury brought in a verdict never-tailing 'Dode of treatment, is epordily and radically tem.. of not Guilty. I ed, without restraint in diet or exercise, by Messrs. GOSS and Ct.. The notes were excellent similitndes, but the paper as also Strictures of the Urethra. and Gigots, which they are e 2. ablcd to cure in a short period, without recourse to the paint :1, was a little thicker titan genuine notes, and the water dangerous effects of the Caustic; references of which can 1.-e markswere badly imitated,in most parts unobservable. given to several Gentlemen of bier respectability, The following were Also acquitted, via. C. Mere. been cured, after having laboured under stricttwes for many yea , . day, T. White, and J. Manning, jun. alias Madden. To Married Females, whs.. .expectations of those ten.er pledges of winnable) happiness have been defeated, it tuav a ,, a 'lO -MO R RO',V . . ;be a pleasing reflection to know, that, in most instance!, t'.s Sunrises Sun lees, Moon rise% 1 fmpedintent h to be - r-tnneed ; for site.. has been the ef fi cacy ni 19 tulutes after 5I 41 minutes a ft er 6 , 0 minutes after 11 I ti , s.ir elan, that many ladle, who had given up all hopes of i -r,-4 • geny, have been agreeably disappointed. Messrs. Goss and l'. ' HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. exclusively par.frosing the cure of these part•cular complain:s, !i Morning ..- -• Afternoto I hut justice to themselves to rale, that they have been proper . educated and Initiated-Iwo every branch of the profession, (cr. Orates of which, from different Hospitals, and testimonials fro't 1 the most eminent Physicians, thryhave, to convince any Lu g o:N.; ; ! that the success resulting front the* entL:avours Erst lii,l;ic, i them to quit the practice of the general practitioner; and ce.r p resu me that tha.pretensions constitute a fair ground for n.t unprecedented confidence with which they have been by C.: Public so.l.berally honoured. Patients in the Country are requested to rate the paricti!xi of their case, age, and manner of living, enelosiog a hank Nat., and Advice and Medicines will he immediately forwarded to every part of the Kingdom. GOSS and Co. ia, Poo;orlo-street, Fleet-stspet. . • Sold whnlesale and retail at Mt. Butkr's. No. 4, Me:vide, corner of Parertmater-row; Baxter and Cn. and Smith, scat and Cargill, and Mantlerston, Edinburgh; Baxter and MTJaald; Glasgow; IToaland, Granville and Son, filbert, and Ktydon, Plymouth; Newbury and Sow, Dublin; Peck and Turner, Hull i Tvtalory, and Jones, Parise& ; Sharp, PoristuoLih ; Jogger, Taunton ; Trewman, Exeter ; Crutwell and !Mims. 15-.i4i Brown, Bristol; Harding, Hall, and Johnston, Gosport; aid Bowne, New York; and most Country Medicine Vending to box-. at 9.5. 9d. and ss. Rd. each. EAST, WEST, NORTH, AND SOUTH. Clik.AP AND NAP EDIFIO US '1 RAVELLING, PROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. r 1 1l 'FIE foll Owing POST-COACHES set mot at re , A- dined prices : •re EXETER, only Two Guineas, Inside ; and Xt s . les. rid. Inside, to PLY MOLT FH, at Seven o'Clock every Moretti, with a Guard and Lamps through Monitors, Axminster, Bidport, Blandtord, and Salisbury, to Mr. Wialostt's, King's Arms, Plymouth; and to the King's Arms, Dock. CHESTER, Newport, and Whitchurch New Poet-Comb, every Evening at Five o'Clock. I SOCIAL. HAPPINESS. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Pluntingdon I MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social new Royal Mail Gooch , sets ottt every from vetting.—Coachee trol Happiness, which is often disturbed throegh the part!. s Boston to Spilsby, I.outle Grimsby, and Hull. I , that form the union not taking these precaurines which would re. I.WERPOOI., Warrington, Kmitsforti, Stone, and Litchfield.. cure them the enjoyment of that great duniestic blessing. Pare Post Coach, called the Expedition, every Evening at Five o'Clock, of every rank pay adoration to the ehrine - of wedlock; but who es to the Angel Inn, Dale-street, Livertwool.—Guarded throughout. I the ternstitution has been taititol by disease, or debilitate! by a BA-11-Laud BRIsTOI. Meng Post-Coaches.through Chiapen- I F certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation 01 staietar ham, Caine, and Marlborough, terry Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. , previous to entering that state is indiakensibly requisite to r e aes I afey's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Tho - I the a:umbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. ia r nsas-street, Brit 01, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge- r no drsorders have contributed more essentially to destroy live - water, Taunton, ate. , peal happinesa than those which are the coasequence of uteeer , el LEEDS new light Cnach,called the Rockingham, sets out every' plensuri t It was this consideration wkich induce,' Mee .. Mifflin at Eight e 'ciock, carries tour insides only, and goes re- I CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct there o riarkauly easy,•erlth a Guard throughout. Passes through :dam- dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and care of the'. e ', fOrd, Newark, Retturd, Doncaster , and Ferry brid g e, to th e I nereal Disease, and the dloorders arising therefrom ;as also 10 tart Galden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Notwithstanding the ; derangement of., the system, produced by the destructive !) el 15i , uneolnuton expedition of this coach, it is allowed to be the must the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on these glister-set agreeable and contelete public conveyance on the North Road, , Debilides and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the al. ee beteg unequalled hi egconmindation by any other. I mania! state. The successful result of their plan, Fives ti.,-.1 additional ardhur to oppose the ravages of tee,• ctanpl3 l e KENDL A, L Bolton, anc aater, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale, ' • . , • • which are the most important to the cetiengue of Iteihae te. - Choeley, Orrush irk, and Garstang Post Coaches,every Afternoon .1 finders. It behnvesevery person who ha: iteleleed in tat, •; - at Five o'Clock.—Guardeds 1 te: nary vice to seek relief by consulting Prof, estratel meal of e , .I. GLASGOW, Lonetown, Gretna -Creen, Annie, ntimfrlea. '. n csotamacntidonhoofnciuscrliotioastwichiacchthohlreitsysr:.2,C: ealittaliiithaeitde..C,:on.k.,c Brownhill, Thornhill, eatiquhar-Kilte ....!umnock, Ktngswell, and .h all earth of Scotland, Camperilown Coach, Daily. I uncontradicted heti. In professing the cure of these conteleaat, YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed they hold out no inducement to vice; but s‘usible as all tree with a Guard tbroualteet, sets out every hlorniert at ball-past I must. be of the existence of such calamities, they ,ei rae r six o'Citick, by wry of Newark, R-tford, Tadcaster, Darlington, assistance as rrguhrly educated latenthers of the Royal Cei'. ea Northallerton, Darbam, Morpeth, anti BetwiclL Paestewere :of Surgeons of I.ondort and Edinhurah. :eight and receA finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, we y cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in 1:, ~.1 rest what tore tbey please, and then proceed on without any ad- space of two days. Those of the most obstinate dera.ien, s. ditional Fare. I. Clark, the Bhck Swan, Coney-street, York, as obstructions, Inveterate strictures, pains ot the b,no, ,1 .:. runs Coaches to Sunderland , Hull, acerhorough, Whitby, and , rec. are permanently an d s p eedil y cured. Several Noblerem ••• usher place,. • ; Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the c • i BRIDGENORTH and Walsall, new Post Coach, every Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complainti of te• ~7 .. Evening. ' thra, strictures, Ac. and having received a radical ale. t eentee : I cure, request that referetices may bee made to them ,:• eke ! CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with evidences of the decided saperienty ot Messre earth. a d t.' •:t Four Horses, and a Guard 1: the way. PM'S.% through brutish, plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen hat! arect. re, .• , Apelebv, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge' in to ear years, and were under the care of Messrs. time, i 1..- NV etherby, Aberford, Doncaster, And Grantham (the nearest way y . 5 . , . e, Ii 1 and other surgeons of equal emineuce, who eteta.: • by eighteen mike). Sets out every Morning, and performs the ' , their cure by the application of the lunar cattstic , w eeota %i.e.,- jeantey with the greatest. facility. Passengers de" card nos the Messrs. Currie and Co. have selecteJ the t o ll ,wing Irer it a rood by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advautage ot their seats teeing secured in the ninon coach. teem: • • ,the many they are daily receiving from gentlemer le y .'• thanks f or their remoration to sound and vieurouc health. I: e a ECI.IPSE, a new Flying Post-Coach, to York, Sunderb:id, st-ne to them unsolicited, from the son ot a Ne!,,e 1....;i, , sit,. 1.. • Newcastle, and Edinburgh, tames Toter insides only, ever Evening, at Four o'Coak, by way of Doncaster, pranthau, and y laboured under this distressing and peinful titateay for r, r s ..- he had been under the care of several surgeeni .if p. ae • • • Stamford. • eminent*, none of whom afforded hint permanent te:•••• SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yam now Coach every from the sipsrior.mode Of treatment adopaeti a 0...: vir- . . . -. Meriting, to the George Inn, Sunderland. . , Jalessrs. Currie. and Co. he received a radical c:.re i:. :' e - i • fiIANCIIESTER, Wimalow, Congleton, Newcastle, teNsall, 5 1 5 ":" , of one 111 " 515 b• " 'alayeee, la. " To Dr. Cotetr, 107 , Hatton-Cardett. and Wolverhampton f'osteCuack, every Af t ernoon . -eGuartleil. I , " Lord --- feels great pleeaure in commu•ecence .0 . SHREViSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Nest-Coach, * Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five e'Lluck —Guarded. the Currie the perfect reeestabiishnient ...f hi: hea t Os, m ex ~ a . , . • 1, of his mild and admirable treatment of atm:urea in tier I ; • SH EFFIELD and Rotherham Post - Coach, called the Reciting. "He may arid, that he has not for toasty yam s en; e .. -•• •• • I Lam, every Moening. 5 . cirfifort and :reedom from pain ; awl hr entertee 3 1. , '• ': BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post-coach, with a Guard, sets ou "t Ili' hares: obtained, through his :kill and at:etittoe, e; ' • 1 every alterntion, and reaches Bermingham next day at noon.— 1' and radical cure of that horrid complamt. As lee A- : • • ilxvies by Oxford, Enston, and Shipstuue to the Saracen's Head, " atianig to the mannt r that others treated accoutre: et, ••• . Bulbstreet, Birmingham, , " it I t its pOwer, from a fair tr al slid a just eompaes.e, • ' , • • IIUI.L. Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post- Coach, every Morning at Seven la Obeli, to the Boil an d S un leaand willing to 31100 W rd,-+ "and shall ever he most ready . . . " th at tribute of applause to Dr. Curter a li;ch 1 r sense aa.. ,e Myton-Gate,,Hull. - .', MARRIED WOMEN, who have long leek, il asp e .1. et TOTTENHAM' and Edmonton Comb, Daily % at Half-past st su ch i .vat a da t ect uch s Ten, Half-past Two, Halfepast Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock- the rim. their tratetations of a family may ha asauted thee ins'" .... HERTFORD, Ware, 11"d""4 and Uaelmtut etatehste eer Y tinny with others, yet the cure of :tech 'detects, le tee a' ' • morning. WILLIAM 11. lIACIIIIITAI II and CO. respectfully acquaint their . • Y of othavatioliarat:pedisCUit:Wtilyeflactbql:oyrrnalauctiloctis,:ita.cl:l4t,iiildi...;rua,::::i,: ~''.. • Friends and the Public, throttbay will'not be accountable fur any oe —a h t he of damaged, o ted, r lAiggeg uahri e, vatared &C. of ar decti thaa sed Fl; i4 Pozds actiaans Value,l4l:ist at _ ,307 1 ,1 4- , tu . a . Gard .,,_.l,,, ter , mus t he post paid. Mesh, Carrie and Co. mate be contsult lei by pan. le s orsa w: .... the Nacaces's Heed 111,,N50w41111. Loa/we. . Luilletat i l'rnitsil and pubilidiedby Lay is Kee r, at •ne - arms } tio. a, Careparest,and at the 04 41 4 I WO °4( I!!! ea s•th ei epi sio a II to of Local Militia. The Honourable Henry Rodney to be Ensign. .Dated Octobtr 13, 1810. Commissions signed by the Lord Lientcnant of the County of Salop. Wrekin Shropshire Local Richard Button, Gent. to be LicCenant. Dated March 14, 1811. John Dixon, Gant. to be Ensign. Dated as above. ERRATUM in the Gazette of October :9, ISIO. 'Centre Regiment of Shropshire I Anal Milit ia. TV James Sandtord, Gent. to he Lieutenant, dated goober 3, - 1810, road James Sandford, Gent. to be Lieutenant, thud July 23, 1810. BANKRUPTCY ENI.ARGEII. April 29. Samuel Marston, of I ;range-Road, Bermondsey, Sauey, baker and corn-chandler, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUP V - ill'am Coates and George Cis.. of Bucklerabory, London, wine and brandy ltnerehan,s,tlealer., eh apmen, and copartners, .iirrend r April 10, 23, and May 18, at eleven, at iiriorr ire, MikArs. Lawless said Croese, St. Miami...court; Poultry, London. Philip Thomas, of Hatfield - street , Surrey, smith and engineer, April 13, 20, and May l a. at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Me.srs. Day and Ham merton, Lime-street, I.eadenball-street. Richard Cartt, late of Letsly,Yorkshii e, grocer, dealer and chap man, (hut tow a prisoner in the King's Bench) May 2,3, and 11, at ten, at the Hotel, Leeds .Ittornies, Mr. llattye, Chan cery-lane, London ;orM r. Wainwright, I.eeils. Will'am Cottrell, of Conduit-street,. Bond-street. Middlesex, builder, dealer and chapman, April 13, 16, and May 18, at ten, at Guit 'hall. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Symonds-Inn, Chan eery-lane. • Silarmaduke Faster, of hanky, parish of Stoke-upon-Tr yr, Staffordshire, grocer, dealer and charman. April 26, at sever, April 27, and May Is, at eleven, at the George Inn, Leeds.— Attonnes, Messrs. Ktlnil4er and Chatlindr, I.eek, Stafford shire; or Mt. Dewberry, 0.8, Conduit-strcet, HanoVer•square. John Srych, now or late of Trimsarran, Carmarthensbire, wool . stapler, dealer and chapmath April 11, sto,,and May 18, at eleven, at the ItUVITUer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Tho mas 'Wells, No. 4, Staple-Inn, London ;or Mr. Daniel Bur ge., Bristol. Petir Maciaren. now or late of Edgware-road, Middlesex, iron- founder. dealer and chapman, April 12, .10, and May 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, S.aple-lna. David Butters, of Quern -street, Bloomsbury-square, Middlesex. I taylor. dealer and chapman, April 9,16, and May IR, at eleven. I at Cuildball. Attonnes, hiers. Rice and Abraham, Dufour's Place, Brood-street, Golden square. jp , ,u oddy, of Leeds, Yorkshire, clothier, dealer and chapman, April So, 2s, and ay 18, at ten, at the Golden Lion, Leeds: l Arornies, Mr. Bl M ackburn, Leeds; or Messrs. Sykes and l Knowles, 2, New-Inn, London. 'An Davy, of Truro, Cornwall, rope-maker, twiny-spinner, shopkeeper; dealer and chapman, April 9, at five, April LI), and May is, ar twelve, at the Rummer Hotel and l'avern( l Erist4l. Atomics, Mews. Tarrant, Clirke and Richards, 1 09 ; Cbaneery-lanr, L o ndon ; or Mr. John Kerle Haberfield, • e, All-Saintu*-cs.crrt, llristot. henry Phillips, of rthing, Sussex, wlne-nserchant, dealer and t:.apnsati,.April 0, is, and May 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. — A torney, Mr Burk, Cloak-lair, Cheapside, London. TtOlnai Chamberlsynt and William Williams, of Cumberla , nd. ; W ert, Portman-square, Middlesex , coach-makers, April VO lb ter. fir,` sod May 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,' Mr Lin. C.t.tle•street, Tinhorn. . John Ratlittorn, Turphrlatie, Greenwich, Kent, carpenter, dealer and ehapmast, April 11, SO, and utai 111, 'at ten, at . Guil4hall. A t torney, Mr. Norton, Rim-cours,Tempie, Thomas Staptel, of r unbridgo-wells, Kant, hatcher, April Is, sod Msy 1 8, at one, at Gittlhall. Attorney, Mr. Bland . ford, King's Bench-walks, "Temple Xobert Willlatn Cuudap. of Richmond, Surrey, aelitsdisersl-, ' dealer sad Amman, April IC Ito, and May IS, at tee, it GOMM& Atsnmey, Ur. Oaatb, locosidarlo•olllM,Trenk, • LonOwa• • • MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Friday Moses Moses Wolfe was put to the har ckarged with having I , received six swans-skins, knowing the same to have !meat tolen. "rite Depury-Rarger f Hyde Park deposed, that, in the mid dle of February last, two swans had been sto)eu from Hyde Park, namely, from the Serpentine If aver ; that on Thursday, the itch of February, four nsoie isei-n stolen and carried aWay, „ A man of the name of Devine and an officer of the name of Lack, proved finding six swans skins in the poßesslon of the pri soner ; they were hanging up in his shop inWelbeek-street, where they were found. A young woman of the name of Mary limb, who had been his servant, but who has recently quitted his service, proved that on Monday evening, the with ollFebt uary,her matter came home about five o'elock, and had something wrapped up. in a bundle: that she saw him open It in the parlour, and take two swans Ikias out of it. She further deposed, that on Tuesdaybe etlth, aman came to her Master's house, and asked if Mr.Vi r olfe was at home, and left four more. A persca of the name of Hart swore that he saw the defendant buy two swans skinein Leadenhall.market, and giie..Er. for them, on Monday the tith of Febniary. It appeared, however, that the skt s tallied exactly with the bodies of the dead swans, fur wherever a part of the skin stuck to the bodies, part in the same direction was equally wanting from the skin% Several pertons, both of the Hebrew and other persoseione, gave khe defendant a goad character—some knew kiln upwards of ell years.' The CHAIRMAN summed up the eVidence, and the Jury, after retiring upwards of half an hour, returned a verdict of Guilty. As soon as the Verdict was recorded, Mr. Atter, Cauneel for the prisoner, took some objections to the tndictment, coutending that swans, being what in law is termed/ ne eaters, the stealing of them did not amount to a larceny; and as there .0 uo theft, there could nut therefore be any receiving.— The Cuuus. lon the other side contended to the contrary; and the Court overruled the objectiors.—Sentence clef erred. Set %SHIN o—Mary Green, a decent-looking girl, was found guilty of putting off two bad 'billings to Mr. Harris, a linen-dra. per, Picket-street, Temple Bar. The manner in which she per petrated this offence was by doing what, in slang language, is called " ringing the changes." She went into Mr. Harris's shop and asked tor small Elver for a dollar ; Mr. Harris gave it to her. She walked.two or three yards up the shop, and addressing her self to the sheninan, told him that Ina muter had given her two had shilling , . l'his Mr. Harris denied, and refused to take there. She then conducted herself most rudely. whereupon a constable was sent for. Before he arrived, she still persisted in her intt dent behaviour, saying that she had no more money abed: her but the dollar. Lack, the officer, soon arrived, rid searched her, and there were found concealed a t mut her twelve sl,ll'ine ' s and four sixpences, all in good silver, ' ,'sides the change of the doitar. The Jury, after a charge from Mr. Mai ewaainc, foetid her Guilty. As soon as the verdict was pronounced, the Counsel for the ' prosecution thee acquainted the Court, that as the puni.liment was pointed out by the Act of Bane:mem, from which they could Oct deviate, and therefore the pr sotier's cause could not be affec ted by the profligacy oilier character, he thought it right to men tin.., that this was the sec ind time she was brought into that Court (first with her mother) for this kind of crime ; that her father was at this moment transported, and her youngest sister is now in confinement under the sentence of the Court for the very same kind of offence.—Sentence, six months imprisonment. Saturday s even Portuguese sailors were indicted fur a riot in Wapping. A quarrel originated with them and WHIR American seamen, and ended hi a riot among themselves. The seven pri lsoners were, however, secured, and the disturbance ended. An interpreter explained to them the nature of the evidence,but they could not be made sensible that they had done any n rime, con teivitte, we suppose, that they had a right to quarrel wen each other as Much vs they plowed. The Jury found four of .hope Guilty, and .:.quitted the otherthrees Mr. MAIN WA RING stn tenced them to three months imprisonment in Cold-bath-fields. A coachman, in the employ of Mr. Dann, was coovicted of driving his coach agalest the tine.horse-chaiee of a Mr. Noble, by which the chaise was Woken in pieces, and Mr. and Mrs. Noble tench bruised nartiettiarly the tatter, whose life was tor mime tirae suppose« to be in danger. Ile was sentenced to six inonaie imprisonment In the House of Correction. Five different intlictmente for misdemeanours, in writing threatening letters to the Marquis sit Headfort, were found by th* Grand Jury agaiusr Sedl c y, and tine fur perjury, in the-game bushiest., agatait Walker. Mr.'skcaa. on thy part of the Mar. quis, then moved, that Seat) , be obliged,tu give rimice of his bail 48 hours befoie the same being received, and thgt the Coen would fit such a sure as would insure his appearance. Scene) , stated himself to be a money-broker, and the Court allowed hint to be liberated, nu finding bail, himself in ,R4OO, end two sure ties in £2is) each, under each of the different indictments. OLD B/11LEr. On Friday, J. Driver WAS capitally convicted, for stealing goods, value 40s. and upwards, the property of 0. peeve, in his dwelling-house. • , ITb following were convicted of felony :—lllizabeelt for stealing albs. of beef, the yroperty of J. Simpson ; Mary Powell and Mary Smith, stealing from the person of J. Dodd, s visteis and two ends; Etta Whiston, for stealing s shoot, the I Iproperty of J.Davls; W. Davis, for stealing four poem of calico, the property of E. Balkh; and T. Posey, KW stealing. a‘ silver hatter-boat, the properry.of It. 5. Hale and C. 0.; and Mass were acgtttttd,vig„.—H. Myers, Ana thrholnd S. Reynolds. On Saturday . tweatt pri6ouoto was tried* fourteen •. - . t ... 'I ' 1 ..j. _dl 3'l: ';, ~ , , r ^ ~ A ' +N,~.. y :~ i r: \~. . itt J a 1 tort will 1 tri , N