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From tiviONDON GAZETTE, "lug 11. 12.11111•LTT &TICS. AUGUST 21. ivy of t Leter from Sir Cr A SLOSS COTTOP, Bart. Flee-Ad• mind of the White, to V'ILLIAM MAILIDVN. Efq. dated on boani the Sal Jost r, off Whant, the 16th tnftant. Sts—Herewith I trainfmit, for the information of the Lords Commilhoners of the Admiralty, a letter from Captain !mass of his Maje fly's (loop RAMBLER. giving an account of the capture of two floops of toe enemy, and of having driven on [bore the real of a coafting convoy at St. (fillies. (Signed) en es. COTTON. His Majefty's Mix" LAMM-CA, St Sea, Aoa. 16, 11V4. Sts-1 have the honour to acquaint you, that, being . between the Ifle Dieu and the Main, on the knotting of the 7th inftant, I obferved nine fail of hoops and chaffe marees chile in Chore, fleeting„ to the fouthward and eaftward. About nine it fell calm ; I then fent the boats, under the command of Lieut. Foasteass and Mr. Cox matter's Mate, to take isof feffion. of diem, but, f l avoured by a light air, they came to an anc hor under the hattery of St. Gillis,, and within rhorket Shot of the l'hnie ; nottaidshieding which, two of the hoops were 'brought off with great gallantry under a (mart are from field-pieces and snulketry : the others cut their cables, and ran astound fo near to the Pier Head it was impoffible to get them off. (Signtd) TIIOI4AS INNIS. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wait-orrice, AUGUST 21. 1804. t sth Regiment of Light Deleon': ilestesaat and Adisaint S A. Ciao° to be Captain of a Troop. whiniest porGiak; Cornet Albert ErAltog to be Lieutenant. vise Onion ; Comet Junes Boebity to be A *not; vice Glam. tti egimedt of Foot. • To be Wpm Pgretalb..-Cleares M•Ginger, lobo Yaw. ha, William Mitthdl, David jobodonc. Charles Idatunbur, Almada . kitiy. Anr,us Itiselachbut, and Arcatald Dunlop, baste. Stir Regiment of Font. to be Wpm, *idiom Pao-chafe —Hatry jolts ewes, John Crsai • hne.lt. M latesood 14aclosa, Gent& ph Dhos—tdoetavant-Colonel William J. Myers, from half-pay of arta Pete, to be Lloftenatit.Coliseel ; Valor Dank Her hem belfley of the late Tarbes% Venda" op he Major ; thrmia jobs, A ea Prevolt to be Maps. To lie Copula of Lieutenant J a Wed* vice Pro ne ► Liostamos Taylor, sod c7rt . To be Wary vice Wakes • 9th Resits/4u of Foot. To be ladmiritliodt Purehafo—joba Hall,TheramPearepoad driMa•••••• Geata. * • - tads Ditto. Tolerloo. without !snide— Thyme //rpm, and 0.-orge Dews: toth Ditra.o.Lieseaset-Colkasel Honourable William Ugh. from belliatt et the pith Pest, to be Lieutemmt-Coisetel. To be lialgss, without. Perebale---Cbseies hunt. Jahn P/11.. ,SteasWilltm.Tipsoe, end Framis Mora., Gents. fth teldllt, Gent. to be !align. without bale. sae laltiow—Misty Lingua Dunk, Gent. to be Unite , dma, whitest gamide. 14th Ditto. • • To be Soaps, witisciot Purchdli—Ealign R. IS. Wade, trees pay at at the ph hot; John Hkks, Joke Ferris, sad ----- Maw, Deno. kph Dinh...llmM Idateoant Colood Amber Minter Aram the OA Past. tube Lkutotant. Colon& To be Iladtgas. without Purcliatejarnel illabeltho. Tames WO- Lams, J. Pep, sad Jobn.Hittheock, Gents. orb Dime.- - /gape Lama warns to be I.se*-- snt L u.D4. iP tea 3:llolthwat .*--mat Parch , Hamlet Otrins, and \Main Border, Gone 3111 Ditto. Tibbs Beilgoomvittrout Parchafe—Tilign Neer, Gather, hem calf-pay Oak sad G ee Sladden, Wilda' Katt, Cam • , : • 31,1 Dittn. Tale'Wisps, wkbeat Parchafe—Enka Thomas Rote. from lealerif Ile rjjth Fume John Emilie. George Eaton, and -40bieWViiiiett. &tit% - • 36th Regiment of Font. • Ulm Soliges.velibote Perch slis—Buftgo Aogultas WIN= Man. telkolleeno bibli-coy et the 30th Foot; Fawcett. Mark ityp . p. mit A 1tCM111444. Gentle 3Rd. Ditto. • To be Orientate Purehafe—Eidign Throws James Palmer, *din of the 3d Wcft India Regiment; John hlinchin, • iliesis and Simian Kwundy, Gents. 40th Ditto. . . TA be EeicAte. - witboot paschafe,.......- Goo, Gilbert Water, Ar• that &via. sod Robyn Petty Stewart, Gents. 434 Gloi—Cartiln Edward Hull to be kla,at. Orals William Sore, from the eith name be Maker. Tele °groins of Conspooka—Captain Thomas Lloyd, fronetbe dth Ilettalion of Rde:ve. vier Hull ; Captain William France Pagel& Napier from blue ; Lieutenants Oases Duller. from lee_totb lout ltnhert Kipling, &Ma Cameron, Jobu from the 32d Foot. Tote Lieetenano—Felgns William Stevens. vice IGpling; Tho mas Madignaie. vice Cameros • Edwitni Chrlftlen. 43th Ditto --Eaten M. Taylor, ft ' oro hal( pay of the 33th Foot, aod George Wilkins, Gent to be Fishing. loth Dit tn. To be Ilfallgm. without parchafe--Enfign T. N. Stanley from ball pay of O'Connor 's late levy. N infirm Webb, Robert Fitageralti Sandra, and John WiFon, Gents. Slit Ditto. To be &dim. without roreltale—Thomas !Iron, Thanes Bea dan, G. Fide, aed Thontas Hanttlent. Gems. sad Ditto—Captalo SO Witham Barman Burdett, Bart. to be To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenants William Mein, vice Doren ; William Jaws, and Patrick Campbell. Tube Lkutesants— EMIR= Archibald Graham Campbell, vice Mein ; George Spottifwoode, vice Jones Dvgaiti Peipton, vice P. CutoSictl. 56th Ditto. To he Wye. without purcbafe—EnSgn Friend Hamikon fru.; haat psy of the Vol Patrick Samisen, William: Kipping, end -- Burgh, Gent.. 57th Ditto.-Broset Liost.lkUlt colonel William Inglis to be Lieu. teapot Canoed. 59th Dittn. To be Ear. without porch:de—Enlip Gregory Paul. from half pay of aim Bad FIAX .•••, Cherry, and Jobs Bruton, Gents bad I.63o—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Doyle, from the gth Battalion of Mew. to be Lieutenant Colonel. To be Fillip , . w‘thoat purchafe, R adford,Saamel O'Keefe, &abut Martin, and Jameslay, Cents. - . 63t1 Ditm• To be Eofigns without purrhaft-1 nr..m John %Milken, from he'll ra ie rfZe 7ad lout; Lyre, john boyd , and M ichael Gent felt Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Lord rimer Stretford. from Ihllon's Regiment, to be laklllri.ala Colonel. To be Enfigui without porehafe—Len Gordon, Will.= Pagan, and Alexander Gram, Gents. 72r1 To be Enfigns without our,h2f--.l.nfiz.: Th e m a ., Hinter lib,. from half pat of the 4t , . toot. M. ht•Gachan, to- ,, rge Cliadvrkk, and %Villiam Grant. Gems. 73ti To be Enfigns. without purclutie—A-rtflus Jahnfon llHot)re, Robert Doric. and Thoina. H. Cu.ff a.mg. td Ditt•--Capraln R iefurd Sand ye to be • !Wt. Tu be Captain. of Cnmpanivi--eantain Daniel Vanier:iv, from the t 6th rut It net Sand.. ; Captain Ilaon.aa Mae Mak 41 :no , : fi. tn: I icuter. od 'tabard tribe. To IK r -.l..tit , zn (avow MarboU, Mee Tribe ; Enfign - 1;r1 A.ti•el-• I «r,. N• .In. rn c.nu ir p.—r me Marl4ll; jobs Mt ►vltrc, and ekuhr*1.,),..16. 833 Regiment of Foot. To be Fofigns, without purchara--William Mine, Pint, and Edwin Cherre Emmett. Gents. 87th Ditto..-Brevet Lieut. nant-Cohenel Sir Edward Gera'd But ler, Kot. to Licutenint•Colonel; Etifign Clark, Hanky, front the 6th Iltti ation of Referee, u. be PnGen. 86th Regiment 4 Foot. To be Enfigrm wiliout I urchare-ulantes Gauntictt, J. D. Urqu- hart, and Hairy Booth. Gents. 89th Regiment of Font. To be Ensigns, without purchafr—CharleS Corker, Charles Ed ward Web, %%Sao Pick, and Wm. Moore Burcball, Gems. sso , h Regiment of Font. To be Enfigns, without purchafe--Williant Annefley. James Gib fun, Sunni Bunion Ellis, and Alexander Stuart, Gans. 9tlt Regiment of Font. To be Entigron without purchare—Du"ald Campbell, Duncan Campbell, Dugal4 Grcgorfon, and John Young, Gents. 96th Regiment of Font. To be Enfigna, without purchare—Enlign G. O'Farrell from half pay of the late tit Regiment of hi& Bri g ade ; John Dougan, Walter Cargill, and Rh hard I.alor, Gents. The King's German Legion—Colonel Clarks Baron LinSagen to be Co lone6Commandaot of the Rtgiment of Light Drgooos, with temporary rant of MaJor•General ; BrViet Colonel George Baron Bork to be Colouci-Commantlaut of the Regiment of Heavy Dragoons. ORDsSIICI-OfFICI% AUGI:ST tB. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Captain William Spicer to be Major, vice con Gallen retired ; Sed Captain Jorrph Bronx to be Captain, vice tzeicer... Dated Au gult t 3, 1804 Corps of Gunner Drivers in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. Thomas Bowies, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant ComtniEary.— Dated Auguit 16, CommilLons in the Middlefer Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Royal Weltrniniteategiment. To be Captalno—Edward Clavaing. Efq Dated Garber to, *BO3. Chatterton, Erg. Dated October 31, *BO3. Thomas J. Mite. Efq. Dated November 16, 4803. T o be Licuten a titra...John Robins. Gent. Dated October so, George Gala:sine, Gent. Dated November 16,1803. --Seise Gent. Dated November at, i 8 Francis Ra bat lords, Gent. Dated November, s, *BO3. William Charles O'llynk Ocnt . Dated December 22, 1803. To be Endgn--aauks Clldeeott, Gest. Dated Nov. as, 'BO3. Eattern Regiment. • George Hatch. Efq. to be Captain. Diced October 18, tBo3. • To be Lleatessaets--George Lep, Gent. Dated Odober tB, 1803. (keep Saab. Gem. Dated °amber 19, 1803. Francis Staveiey, Gent. Dated Dauber 1803. I Ballard, Gem! Dared October at, tloi. MIRLI nikaligg Gan. Dated Dacha as, zBo3. Gast, Gent. Dated October ag, 5803. A. U. Iliefhian, Gent. Dated Dee amber to, 1803. Rum mem Goat. Dated December It, sBO3. A. F. Talk, Gent. Dated December sz, slay WSlonefayler Gent. Dated December era, 1303- Ts be Bmikos---Thomas Oboe, Mot. Dated January 3.1804. James Leitch, Cent. Dated July la, 110 s. Wettern Regiment. Hamby, Gent. Dated Weber ai li oljo:tien, Gent. Dated Odober as, 18 0 3. 117: F Veileb. ( nlgo ) c e nt' Brancdt,Ctitnt. 'ber .6, d l atober 16. 13 6 4 ••—•—• Headley, (hut. listed Oftobcr 31, 884.3. Francis Anglin, GOAL Data Novanber 1, 403. Conmoillions figncd by the Loral Lieutenant of the . County of Carmarthen. To be Deploy iieutetuats—Jobe judos, Clerk ; Thome. Wawa. , Efi.• blargan Price Lloyd, big. sod Walter if t. , Dated Angell y, 1804. John Thomas, Llq.; Js( ep h Thatenionll4; Benjamin Gelatin: . Eft George Mears. E 4 end Arthur Davies, big. Dated tbni . grit It, 1804. Commiffious in the Royal Carrnarthenfhire Fusilop' Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lieutenant or the County of Carmarthen. Andrew du Moulin, Gent. to be Firft 1 lieutenant, and George Hamilton, Gent. to be ditto, Dated Aug. 7,1804. Commitfionsin the Lnvernefs. thin Regiment cf figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Archibald St. Donald to be Captain, vim Coll WIW nakl, aplototed on the Staff, Dated June la, 1 8:4. Lieuteneut Chalks M.Gregor to Le Diuo, vice JoLu Grant. re agent Dated June is, 184. CommilTions to the Invernefs-fhire Supplementary Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Donald White* to be Lieut d enant in the mislead li eke Arch: ti*Donald, promote Lieutenant Daniel Cameron to be Lieutenant in ditto, vice Charles Mieregoe, peanut , d ; Enka Peter Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Donald IVPlntod; ; krifign Alexander Grant to be Ditto vice Dowd!' Cameron, and Kenneth Bethune, acne. to be Lubin, vice Alex. Crud. promoted. Dated one 15. 1804. Patrick Warren. Gent. to he Lap, vice Peter Grant, pronaated. Dated July 6, 1804. Second Adjutant Almanac, Grant to have the Brevet Rank of Lieutenant. Dated June aB, rBoa. Commitfions in the luvernefs•thire Volunteers, figned by the lind Lieutenant. !nand of Sky Southern Baltilion— , Aufign Hugh XI Donald urbe Lieutenant, vice AI M Donald; Aksansite Gent. to he rrigli, • ce Hugh htlkinald, promoted; Chalks 111Plkoald, 6,14 late r ill k:. in the (.lengsry Twenties, ne be Enure, vice Slacking:a. Dated Jane i t, 1601 , Glengary, Murar, and Lettcrfinsility Battalion. . Doflor John Macdonald to be burgeon. Dated June as, agog. CommilEuas in the Argyleihite Militia, figned by the Loid Lieutenant. - - - - - Alexander Carper, Lk to be Captain, v iee C. S. MAlliftcr, re. Sped. Dated July to, '83 4 . Jelin Cochrane. Mq. to be Di to, vice S Boyd, retried. Dated • July 31, tBO4. Commifflons figr.ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. Firt‘ R:giment of Paitley Volunteer Infantry. Major Robert Matwell to be Lieutenant Colonel. Captain John Sam to be Major, Cer Mamr..ll. Lieutenant Olivet )amaistan to be Captain...ice Bie:tt. R. M.Nrucll, Lfq. to be Ditto, vice Hunter, deceared. Es,:ign John White to be IJeutenatit. vice Jannefon. Eidign Choice Ferrer to be Ditto, vice Orr, n lljned. John MClellass, Gent. to be Fillip. vi..c Frafcr. Charles Pea coc►, Gent. to be Uitto, vice whyte. TN. Rev Jame Smith to be Chaplain. Rolm: WI - bad:sic, Lk-auto be Ardtant Surgeon. All Dated May s 6, &So.*. Commifliun in the i It Battalion of the Royal Linlith gowfbire Volunteer Infantry, finned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Auguß 8, 1804. Second Lieutenant llornas Drown to be ckuarter•l'vrafter. Greenock and Port-Glafgem Regiment of Volun teer Infantry. 'Robert Cnli!er. L• fq. to be Captain, vice Bowes. refined. Lieut. John Dean itoun to be oitto, vice Spier., rrEgnsd. Earl John Buchanan r. lie I .ienienant, vire 11.1•Gon,n, refigoed. EnliKn lonics Tiprin to he Dito, vice Denntftoun. William a/Rift 11, laninas Lan ! , Aet:cw Crawford, and Rohett Gilkipie, Gents. to te Ditto. Maven 'er Bochum, Gent to be (Carta Mat ter. Dated July 24,1104. , j Commalions in the i Il Regiment of Aberdeen Volun teens, finned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfien Jame. Spabliet tube I ...en I cnant,viceti rant. refigna Chos. Fyfe, Gent. to he llntizn, vice Spalding,prornoted. Junes Allan, Gent. to he Ditto, vier nommen, reflinted. Ilene James Tier. re/ to be r Matter. Doted May 31011124- CoMmilt-ti in the 55th, or Aherdeenihire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Henry Reid, Cent. to be EnGen, vice Fyle, appointed to the 9a4 Foot. Dated Aupuf t, zZae. ruse BANKRUrrcy ENLARGER 8 elin Clvrittko Huh. of N, a -court, Crutch , ..!-Vriars. Lando.. J Mk lolurs“cc.l. u o.kcr, ,IcArr and cLayn,An„ at rcp, at Gnilam& Sept. s . Angel What/Met, late of I ivrrcu a, n.cchant. at clever. K tlaa Sur lac, Mar.:l4o r BANKRUPTS. HAIM:Id, of KS:glum, Lint:attain, beaft.johter, farmer, dealer and chapman, to furrendcr September 4. IS, at fives at the Angel Inn , Glamfo rd Briggs, and (Mabee a, at the White Lion !nu, Gtunford Beiges Atlantic', Mr. John Fowler, at' AQUI; or Metrs. Syke amid Kniellks, sufwcil.court, Lis goin's Inn. Loraine. John Stork, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew Botternl, of Great, DriSckl, Yortnilre, merchants emnfadors, copartners, dealers d chapmen, Auguft at. September es, and Gautier la, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attortin„ Mr. George Abbott, No. 55,0 W Broad -Rum. London. • DIVIDENDS. Sept. S. Jan Letter, late of Linukilm.tow, Greenwich, Kent, (now a prifon• r in the Fleet,) potter, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall. Sept. to nobert Meek, of F celethan, Seaffordthire, grams, dealer a nd ehapman, at to/stye...it the Red Lion Ina. Newport, Salop. Sept. s 4. Thomas Shlpky, late of the with of Walcot, Somer‘t dint, coacbmaker, eonifsetor, dealer and airman, at See, at the Greyhound lon, Bath. Sept. i 3. Thomas Abbott , of Needhatn Market. Suffolk, yen. maker, dealer and clurnan, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Bury Saint F.dmanda, Suffolk. Sept. Is. Robert Deakin, of Witton cum Twamhrookes, Obalre, merchant, at deem, at the Angel Inn, Nortbwich. Sept. 13. Wi Kam Walker, now or bite of Leeds, Voltaire, mer chant, at eleven, at the Tluee Legs Inn, Leeds . Sept. t 7. William neuron the elder, Robert Beano*. John Beat foe, and William Belau the younger, all now or late of Mar . borough, pad% of Rotherham. Y orkadma. !hernias. common beavers, and glaffnico, and eepartnen ill trade, at deem, at the Red I.ion Inn, Rotherham. Sept. tt. PAWS Wainfon, late of Leeds, York hire, dyer, dealer and Chipman, at cleven, aFilie Three Leg. Inn, Leeds. Sept. 13. John Vaughan, late of Bury St. bdmonds Sugolk. (edict, dealer and chapman, at dents, at the Angel Ina, In Bury St: Edmunds BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. • i Michael Moran, of La4Mo-bridge, county Carlow, Jahn Mad. deo, of Ina, Laid 1/1111ty, and Henry Mayne, of Dbblio, brewers. to furreader o&the 3d, sth. and asth of Sept. Edw. Stubbs, of Clondolkln, county of Dublin ' yarn manufsetu rer. to furrender the soth and 22 d Of Augult, and nib Sept. Edward Irvine, of Arrae.quay . Dublin. mac, (cavern., and dealer in Exchange, w furreudcr au the lad and Aid et Ana, and loth of Sept. John Lynch. or raw, connty Waterford. tadetillii:th ham. der 19th and 30th init. and a9th Sept. James Treart. a Newry. county Down, grocer, in forrasoloio ltd and spth ink and 19th Sept. Stephen Roche, of Cart, Soestuker, to fun seder od disilith sad spsh adopt, sad apes thistornaor. ..•, . . . The fourth and la( l are, .7y *tiff** of the brid t ge over the riser Spey,'at Fmhabers as begun en bit built on Friday fe'nnight, and ricked on the follow. ing Monday. The third arch of 95 feet Alin, wets thrown, sad the keg lone drove, la the Asort (pace of qo hours.: -. ,•! '.; , :•• ••••. 1 . • A bridge which TrittPbeen halt iovtiblerarrejo Ireland, fell, on the Amoral of the tlilasir; by WM' ' 1 fererallserflins'Were liffleitand wounded!' '• Tareistyv etippered rrienfports fanetP l Saturday . t oo front • Ptasodtft isle the Downs tfc ti tled they will rebeiSe tfei?is Ity lcbe.atiedideo_ •is in agi iaei94 ' -":' • •- - • - „.,' ~•,..; . • TlO:Ciiisiii ' St a Lt4tPt i hate ivehloL and a liii .,l 4' lo Oe lot on fart* lltarrt.s.a4bibp of r vilr. oho la lot taAl fallim4boards toot; It p lei ist? Asian TRW Watt: . ;z ~, : . I The POl tu tnum,dori hial,ite . mid 'nee in ihallle'"rni y .aiaw_ in . #0 of. We t which% iift:l n k tt, od Itt.h he has clujitt c.c4."llC7M4..9 . 2 1.: • ' • risid t•Tsali, who • red 4 ( fgyr days ago, war married tq Lady pia. elsigkdotri,hter of the late b l i Fart of Alsibit sist4 filer to r elent Marquis of Sue°. Os _offer! that ihe of Eon isms • LSO, at lAr eftSyds; trill fuc - Lord Dzsaat In the repierenfatigt; Of the irith Peerage. . fortatefs WALSH. SIIIIIIIIT, whore fir& hulbaad was•the Marquis de VALAIIIf, a member of the Na. tional Coarention. and guillotined with' the Giron• dills, is appointed Lady in Waiting to the Emprefs ! Jossratas. The family off' Vander linos, who tome years fince headed the Belgic infurratirm againft JOSIPII 11. lately failed from Rotterdam for America. A Scrjeant-of the 6th Dragoon Guards, named MURRAY, now quartered at Louth. can fix himfelf under hi. horfe's belly, and carry the animal, with his (addle and accoutrements, with apparent cafe. The Duke of Suss,: has brought with him two German fervants; one of them has whilkers. and his beard is as long as that of a Jew Rabbi, and they ate Iseth•powdered and kept in a particular order. The other has very long vrbillrers, and his beard is fo long on his upper lip that it is plaited. At Bettws.. in the Cminty of Glamorg an , there is now living Ell ZIIIITR THOMAS, VBllO is go years of age, and poifelfes all the ittength, animation. and faculties, of a perfon in the prime of life.—Many Tears ago, the loft the fight'of one eye, 'by occident. bin the can even now knit, fpin and few, 'sgithout the aid of glaffes. ind often walks from five to eight miles a day. She has living 7 children. o grand-children, too great yrand•children, and an infant great-great grand-d ..ighter, at whore haptifm the ltocul god mother, on Sunday fe'nnight. On Sunday fc'nnight there was caught in the falmon flake-nets at Woodhaven ' a fine flurgeon. The length. from the point of the no te, to the tip of the tail, was eight feet and half an inch; circumference at thickell part, two feet ten inches; and weight nine Hone and a half. The fortunate fichermen brought it to Dun. dee, where, after being exhibited as a 010 W, it was on Triefday cut rip, and fold at is. per pound. New STAMP Acr.—The A& for repealing the prefent Stamp Duties, aad for granting new and ad. ditional dirties in lien thereof, will take place on Oc tober t ith. By this A& prirfens keeping liege coaches are to have parirred on the door of the coach, in large letters, on a different coloured ground from the body of the carriage, the w. , rds Licenled to carry not exceedir.g four, fix, eight, ten," or more paffengeri, as the licence (hall fpecify. A penalty of 2cl. attaches for neglett, or for carrying more than the fpecified number. Licence for every ilage not conveying more than four infide paffengcri, (chil drenin the lap excepted) ss. and for every mile the Paid coach &all travel ad. Licence, if fir infide pal. lingers, Gs. and 211 for every mile; if eight es. and 34d. per mile; if ten, Bs. and 4cl. per mile; it more than ten, 9s. and sd. per mile. A pewity of Sol. attaches to perfons net duly admitted and wont as Attornies, Solicitors, &c. who draw any deed relat ing to any real or perform] eflate.sw any proceedings is law nr in equity. except public officers drawing of ficial inflniments applicable to ;heir refpeaive offices, 1 and crcept wills cr other teftamenfary papers, agree '; meats not under (cal, and letters of atto:n•y. 4.781iR5, At Clonmell Atßus, Nil week, an aftinn•for drfa lnatory words. in which Colonel BAG W LL, M. P. for Clonmel, was pia' If, and Eumusin Powest, Printer of the Gloved Gazeve aed Mintier lifertury, was de fendant, was tried before a moll refpedkable jury.— The clansaget were laid at pool. After a trial that failed about fourteen hours, the Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff, 4001. damages, and 6d. colts. At the late Tralee Anises, an information againit NicuoLas CoNcifLv ilvsssr, Efti. for polling Dr. MOILIART V, of Killarney, as a fcnundrel and a cow ard, and for provoking him to fight a duel, was tried before Baron SMITH and a Special jury&who found Mr. Hussar guilty, but were of opinion; " that he had received great provocation." The verdilk *was received, the additional words not affedllng the di:: tinenefs of the iffue. --------- - At the affixes at Mellinger, two men, fumed Fegairj . were found guilty of feloninufly tittering notes, pur: . porting to be notes of the Bank of Ireland, and were ordered for execution. Several Galway Bank noted were found in their pollcffion. At Phillipilown aflizes, two met; were *witted on a capita charge of uttering forgeries on the Bank of Inland ; one was, however, found guilty of have ing the forgeries in his polliffion with intent to sure, aid was feuteneed to the pillory. 5k1411.4 ATTORNlY.—Saturday a fingu lar Parr happened in the neighbourhood of the yluns. Se. George's Fields. A young man of that vicinity has. for fume time, stunted the appearance ofmAttorneys by carrying a large dantafiCbag. greatly dillended. Two of his neighbours, knowing the deception; re folved to expofc this,preteoder to the art and Myna ries of the black letter, One hatched the papers oat of his goetee.. 014.0 e other cut the bottom of the e• , wheitsist Caine* break of mutton. a pattern , and fereral other articles of provifion. A faille ceded the expofure ; the litam Attorney attacked Ate affailants with great courage. and, after an earls aid battery, to which his o, , ponents drearr.d, be with. drew to Gcorge's-row, where a verdia was entered in his faionr. • • - . - . . - *toas t y: iiikt.Abont nitteo'cleelr i Mr. James Mar y. *gigs ylaje Smoak in a 64 tri gee are oat . ijf dock le two vetch veer the pile; d i tied wad ft lfe keft it ilitilaige 1% 1 3 . .4 at 9 T 4 2. tri r "1,141611°r4V immea ikt t h e 's te t s s qp . _ srtace,aa ISO tb6411 ; Or t la aakwit is a iwbb was 1.1441 CraPrOat a. ryfts.ipir . , InKi Pis lietie p -. bn . evorsect ' ...' s C 0...... tortrl.4 it ‘tigt 4 . ... e i r .ltli+l i ‘47M#l; t ; . 6 : 1 ' 10 7* iv. .br . set illrbiksp.. . at the Ste . IVI es. and rePs,a, hodk , ,11, Lambeth Tesyact, *here the v i tnfortunate *cadent happened on &tinnily lail. ``NO evidence could be produced as to the caufe, or by what means it happened, -the limited being alone in tbt mote at die 'time. She (at in the tv o pair of thin Vick window, which was fitted up, and being at Mots fotOe to fits, it wet attribmed to that dlforder, or tutee unaccountable accident. •She was an amiable young woman, of a very lively end pleafani - difisofition. Her poor bta ther, who aas remarkably fond of her, is inconfola ble. The Jury,. without hefitation, returned a ver diet of—Accidental - Detail." • " - BIRTH& billPtitley left, at Greet Miffeation i Docks, the lady of Wish W. !ipc. Lfq. of a daughter. Oit Monday the zoth inllant. the Lady of Edward Poore, Ilk of Ito!LW, in the county of Wilts. of a (.0. Lard Viferunt , Itatieftsh woe rfterftsylnartied by *KW ll cence,to the charming Mds *gnome, daughter to Mr PMip Ste phens, as-Ma kat at Fulham. The was perfumed by the &hop of Loodos,ln the Adam of Sir and lady Ste pli,ns, Lunt asd Lady Henry Stewart, Lady and Mik Nelms, Md. Th a e bride worea line kft ntAia drift, trios. used w ithl tel. broad Mechlin lore ; a man hermits' ileolfels best rd!, Ste. After the tummy they let off to Lord Henry Stews:fa • feat, in Haftpilsirr, where they will paha tees eye. I itchy in b. ekingliandhire, John Atkins, FA. a Gestileaun Independent fortune, to Nancy Curds, daughter of a outran la bourer. The ezquilite beauty and genuine inodeity d Nader, were the ;Jade of the whale village and by condom* babe to the advice of a Clentlemn, who was shout two pars ago on • viSt in the nelghbourhool, the won the brut of Mr. Atkins. ' who, after taiga' her a fultable Macadam, led her to the Akar of Hymen. Nancy has funs written a grateful letter to the Geode man, espreff re of her kale of his kind advice, which does ere dlt to her lertibility and worth. At Brighton, Mr. Guy, Sturgeon of the Suffez Militia. He din! on Friday lat. Ott Sunday, the teth inilant, at Booths, DUI' Knauford, Cite &lre, Peter Ugh. Mq. seedia. At Calk town, Mrs. Uniseke, wife of James Uniacke,Piti. MOH WAThlt AT LONDON AttIINDS TO-3401111L Maraleg Altazoooa HAVING dedicated eayfeWto the Rudy, and been jgratilled by the MA eonliderabk predict in that branch which 1 thought trotter to fekili, I trod that I hese net more .K. employed my rim: than More who In the menthe Sold at the profeilSon, are °rationally immerfed to uncertainty, and cane always attain that ruccers which Is acquired by concentrating the Intelledual power to one data of (Metiers. The &reales of DE 2ILITY arc punned? dltittlang for they brie with them a train of concomitant rrnptouss, end, by a dr. of all vital energy, edgiest. Kelt becomes wohittereele—• CP/ether they ante from the prevalence of RI exam*, Auden:se. the habits of rettnol.faciya, or the indulgences of maturity, they we I quite the moit arfoluous praelEm.s/ pill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated mm, the fymptarns are aggravated, and the mane tutlon I. dtitrotc A,p MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEOEc( SURGEONS II ground my prr,cr lions on regularity of educed on; aid parttime' every prie:lete to traetice, I feel myfelf entitled t o that acaarn., with which I' we hitherto been fo Ilberafy honoured. In the 11l knfatioris of local weaknefs, oily application wit! prerept rise a lu.dty of a debilitated flame; but where the km, from, a confeioutnels of the unnsattliods of the vice which °auia his mi.fortune, is fearful of the contempt or emit= of to family phyßrian. and broods over his ink entity with carefiti coo cealrnent. it melt be tatisfadtory for him to be afforest am only of capability of treatment. but alfo of the molt inviolable tocrecy . And in recur t Venettal Complaints it is polklge to prevent pair' danger or diltrefs ; in the moil complicated cafes it is the acquit?. meat of clelunve mprrience In this hoc to etre& a We, tatal li t and fix edy re-oft .I.llthment !offer the ailezernee of till experience to thnfe of either fee who are affli.te..l with any kind of DEBILITY. of any lymptoms of VENeP EAL INFECTION, and in all Wes the terms of ram nervioa are Rated on the Era interview. ,!• ens. to the ((unary are impeded to ;More a Dm! note, get sit r•cocttotl to fpocify their age and nutmer of living. I • MARTIN ' , corer of the Rang CaNere of Sorrow lo Leeds/ No.oo, Arundel-then. $a 4. wit Two* Bar LONDON 1•n `t .1 a..cl:.ublitbed by Levitt. xvtri , t or Ci• tetbuty-place, It). at the STA* OI IC• a. 4. fircct. rife S'4 Or rm., Tt;"14'110-