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JULY 13. Tn ttttt .—Mifs Masson concluded her enga:4e pent at this Theatre left night, in the charadters of Willow Merl" in the Soldier's Doagker, and hell in the Devil to Pay, which char:tilers the lupported to ad miration. Thii farnurite Aelrefs drew fplendid bodes every evening of her . performance ; the deli neated her various charafters with fir much truth and fpirit, that we cannot bellow too much eulogium on her performance. The tall night being for the benefit of Mifs Masson, the Theatre was crowded in every part at an early hour ; and the greaten part of the Pit was laid into bus es. We regret that Mils ; )e WI. en ga gement at Laleafter and P re l lon will not permit rto perform here a few nights longer. l'inumg he audience, we perceived Lord and Lady ASPITOWN, Lord and Lady SOUTHWELL, Lady IN 11sausu aa and daughters, Lady Poet and daugh. tcrr, Lady CRAWFORD, Lady MACRMEIL, Lady MARY Hay, Lady ADDY, Sir HUGH and Lady Steven, Sir Rosier and Lady HARRIES, Sir RALPH Mt , Admiral and Mrs.. Plocovr, Hon. Mr. and Mrs 'resew . , Colonel CUPPAGR, Major Coars, Captain LCII4EOIII, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson and Li. may, ate. &c. LAIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 7• GRAY 0. ones. This eat& is of confiderable importance to the Gentlemen at Lloyd's. The scion was brought for 1001. inferred by the Defendant, on m e icon allies on board the (hip Ocean, from New-Y American allies on board the (hip Oc.an, Irons New.Yrk to Liver pool. In attempting to enter the dock at the latter port, fhe went down, in confequence of which, all the atbes on board were damaged. The (hip arrived at the mouth of the harbour of Liverpool on the ,9th of September. but the voyage was not performed until the (hip came into dock; a Pilot was yet on board to fondue her in ; but he' was of °potion dame was not water enough to con duit her in widsiafety. on the toth. and the tide was then dingo:it:Meg each tide. The Capt . ain and Mate went on ( bore the nest day, leaving the (hip to bis care. Oa the following day. he received written direitions Irons the Captain to duck the valet; and be accordingly nipped the cables. As he paffed the ' Pier he faw the Captain, who ordered him to (hoot the nip into dock, although he, the Pilot, well keew there was not furicient depth of water for that pur pole. On his attempting to bring her into dock, fhe took the ground, and, notwithftanding every affift ance, funk. The queßion in the caufe was, whether the . right of altion by the Proprietor of the goods was ageing! the affurers rethe owners of the veal? /delfts. Easters and Woos Paid, that the under writers were liable in all cafes of accidents of this kind, where there was not poll neglea and improvi deoce in ibeGaptain ; and that no loch neglea Lied here. The Gip drew 161 feet of eater; there was a fufficieney in the dock gates within to inches ; the tide tables fisted there was fuffic . ent ; but from the fituation of the wind, the quantity was beneath the ordinary Randers!. lleffro"Gisas and LIFTS/DLLS contended, that there was rub grofs negka, and they produced in evidence, James Mara, the,pilot, who woutd not evempt to dock the fhip without orders from the .Captain in writing. The Captain ventured t give *lse erder in the form required, and the confequenc was what has been Rated. Lord ELLSOROLOUGN (Aid, that the underwriters were tot liable for inftances of grofs rnikondue in the mailer, excepting in the eali - of baratry, where the crew ran away with the (hip. It was gills mil: condo& in the Captain to as direiftly contrary to the opinion of the pilot, and it would be extremely clan germ.. to admit experiments of this kind to be tried at the rifle of the affuters. By the verdia, the pro- prietors of the goods will not loft their remedy againft the owners of the verreL—Verdict for the Defendant. Mr. ERI.SIIII ' as Counfel for the Plaintiff , then f•4l, it was neceffary to tr; this cattle preparatory to t le bringing of an Acton againft the (hip owners. JULY 14.-JAMIS FARR AND CO. V. JORM AIIDERSOII. The Plaintiffs are merchants at Liverpool ; the Defendant is an underwriter. This aaion was brought againft the gift name on a policy *.ri a con fiderable amount. The infurance was on the Mer cury, Capt. Hume, a Rave Ihip from Liverpool to Africa, during her Ray nn the craft of that Conti nent, or at the adjacent Minds, and until her arrival in the Welt Indies, where her cargo was to be did piled of. This (hip arrived without any accident in five degrees north latitude, off Cape Menfurado. In her progrefs the took a prize. She remained on the coal for about three months, received 256 ne- Trots on board , which were inferred at col. a head. With thefe the went to Barbadoes, where (be arrived on the a 7th of December hal, and finding no ad vantageous file for the lire cargo on that ifland,thcy proceeded with an intention to go to the Havannah. During this v , ,yage the unfortunate captives, urged to madnefs by hunger, broke from their chains, penetrated to the (loves, and ate the beef and pork in its raw fate, with the avidity or rather ferocity of cannibals, fo that when the 'hip entered tire )oafs of Bahama, the previfions were deficient. use Captain purchafcd three bundles of beef of a Spa niard, and then continued his cootie. In the Oid Straights (as they are called) the (hip got aground, and was in imminent danger. The Captain rook to the long-boat. with a few other, in order to procure craft on the adjacent Wands. The crew c a peJed hi, return in vain, the (hip went to r•icces and when he returned. he law neither his ve r.i. or any of its numerous inhabitaias ; he found, indted, what re moved all rinecriaiaty, a cafe of firgcnis'i inflru ments, which remained on the rock, and a few planks of the wreck R a t aaing on the wa e e'. O n e o f t he mates a negro, raft, on which they made a voyage or three league.. All the Dave. and the mariner. perifhed bet re the eyes of theft more fortunate adventurer , . 11 . I.en thefe perform reached the (hare, their calanoties WOe nor terminwed ; chit' toyed the woods and not a creature was to be fern. After being ex pofed to the onion dierefs from fatigue and hunger, rod tc immediate deltruaion from the beaDs or the turetts • tug alikosued a canoe in the didaace. The EU awl de thi M hil dit . he Pi th th ra ik tl I • I` . • ' 1 1 I Iris tie LONDON GAZETTE, july so. Thntlilay as a wafter-*moan in Market.nreet, St. James's Market, was hanging fame linen on a rail pr..iedint; trout the two pair of Rain window, the os er-t cached hcrielf, and fell into the flreet, by which her skull was fo drtadfnlly fractured that he was W.-it to the Df Jdlela hospital with fcaice any fyretp ti.o.. of litc. The unfortunate woman WA% lately left a s. idow, w ..h tht et Innalt children. - • , Nl•mclay a woman who rcllies in Downe's-yatd. Itispett-ilrect, :o a li.te ..1 intosmatism, tissul 3 / 4 a knife i..tn the brc•ii ftt a 01 , `•TAket. with whom Ilse e , shattsici, br al: cis he it co thos:;ciolint w. untitA, that rely fesisle I ....re. at !Wet I A..ied of I i. Tecnvery. The olrowlet is J rtatncd until the talc t 11.7. mac ht • D owietsa-sre itT JULY 13 • n ilf;lt i ll has bees pleaded to oppoten die Hoonurible Cecil Jen a g amin of Legation to the Court of '•Vienoa l , The Niue his alfo been eeakd to approve the appointment of Dan P ofra to Jofef Gutierrez to be his Catholic Majelly's Conful at GiEraltar. Watiai aki.4 Jot. V 11. The King has been pleated to appoint the Right Hoo. George Role and the Right Hon. Lord Clarks Henry Somerfet, to the Office of Pernalter-General ski Mejefly's fore* WHITINALII4 JULY 13. The King has been pleafed to appoint James Duke of Morita* and Lord Chutes Spencer to the Office of Poßmaiter•G emsal. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ttonaoca-orreCe, y Int to. 1804. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gemkinan Cadet John Cratotey to be Second Lieutenant, vice R. A. Rollo, pronioted. Dated J uly 5, 18 0 4- July t.—Corps of Gunner Drivers in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. Lieutenant Camelia:7 Nicholas Mutter to be Captain Commit- Cary. Dated July et. 1804; Walt.-OrTIC6, J 0 LT 14, tfto.s. 3d Regiment of Dragoone—John Jones Gent. to be AffilLud . [ Surgeon, vita Hennin, promoted in the . 3d dive* at Light IM f [entry of the bffillitia. 6th Ditto—Wiffiem FlellafiCk Haddes, Gent. to be Cornet, With ovt porthole. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Fillip George Edward Ara*!Barlow, from the lad Foot, to be Centel, without purchafe, vice Morley, promoted. zith Ditto—Cheeks Cough, Gent to be Cornet, by porthole, vlet. Dial*, promoted. 17th Ditto—Cornet William Cate Faulkner to be Lieutenant, by package, Vice Wedropp, who retires. 28th Ditto--john Clements, Gent. to be Cornet, without per chafe; Frederick Jebb, • Gait. to be Affillant Surgeon, via l Testes, who retires. aid Veto —Gory Bodoni!, Gent. to be Cornet, without paw chafe, vice Dillow. Inomoiel sods Ditto—q•ku Ratite°. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Horn, appointed to the tit Dragoon Gouda. aft Regicatut of Foot Guardia—Eu(lp Henry Pate to be Lieu tisane. without purchafe, vice Campbell, who retires. 3d agleam at Footo—Entign and Adjutant Jeremiah Cleeve to have the rank of Lieotenant; Enfigh Galas M Omar, to be lies/ mart, without perdu& ; Fatten James Kin; to I,cl-tes tament. wither* partchate • Charles Barrett. Gent. to be Errata, vice Cleethey; *Ulan Sale...in Willett, Gent. to be Fags, vita o. 9 th oku, Rh --ydeph Lowther Roberti*, Gent. to be Min, by web*, vice Reid, promoted. irk Regiment of Foot—Thomas Rafe, Gent. to be Range, by pureinfe, vice French, promoted In the 87th Foot. adth Ditto—. Shute Rowe, Gent. to be Bads. by P 4 r - DittDitto—Stephe n ask, vice Rice, promoted. sytb Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Dedingitone, front the uth Bat talion of Referee. to be Lieuttneet, without porthole. -and Ditto—John Kithy, Gast. to be' Ronan, paretiare. Met &now. appointed to the Bth Light tiogooos. a 34 Ditto—Lieuresaid Henry Fortier, tram ball pay et tb• syth Foot, tobe Fit* I leutassat, vice Bennett, who liMballP 6 sob Alsiahtm I.e Metarier, Gent. to be PAM without purthate, eke Boothoimensoted In the 3 7th tent . 25th Ditto—En/go P. tioinerrille to be Licutment. by pareCeti. infe, vice Daniel, promoted to the 7ed Foot ; Henry Warren, to be P.nap,hy purchafe, vice Crook, promoted. !Gib Ditto--Eolign George Halm to be Lieuteeent. by porchare, vice Walker, promoted ; Eediget Thomas Lander Dick to be Lieutenant, by porehafe,viee-V/Iffile,who Endres. 30th Ditto--Enfign Itichardfoo. from dre 344 Foot, to be Lieutenant, without pa:chafe • Enegn John Powell, from the 31ft Foot, to be Lieutenant, Without purchafe. of •• COT pft Ditto—Lieutener.l laikkod Cad to be Captain . pony, by purehafe,vice Southwell,who retires; EnLign Edward Fienttng to be Lieutenant,vlee Coati ; George Net, Gent to be . Pain, without pareleak, vice Powell, rammed io the stala Foot. Sad Ditta—Arther Difney, Gent. to be Etifivt, without radiate, vice glehordlon, promoted in the 30th Foot. 35t h Ditto—John Warta, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Midden, promoted. 39th Ditto--Enily George Wilkins to be Lleatcoant, without c re m e ; 'Bland Bakiwn, Gent. to be Enfign, vice 434 Ditto—Samuel Hall Lord, Gent. to be Fangs, without ver dure, vice Prtdor, promoted; William Murray. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Kerr, promoted. 45th Ditto—Captain Jafper Nicene to be Major, by pandas. eke Lord Frederick Sestina, promoted in the 7* Foot ; Lieute nant Edward Dale to be Captain, vice Nicolls ; Enke Charles Hebei to he Lieutenant. vice Dale. 47th Ditteiltnign Charles Elwood to be Lieutenant, without 'machete, vice Kelly, promoted in the York Light baloney Vo lunteers ; Akerreior Wormoid, Gent. to be Engem, vice Car - ,h i paessed ; Webb, Gent. to be Enka, vice Elwood. 48th Ditto--Enfign Bartholomew Edward Drought, from the scab Foot, to be Lleutemmt, without moth*. soth Ditto—Neory Plunkett, Cent. to be Rollin, %ebbe* pur elate, vice Drought, promoted in the 411th Foot. sstb Regiment of Foot—Captain George H. Duckworth, nom the Sock Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Power, ap pointed to the 5 cis Royal Veteran Battalion ; William Hewes, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe. vice Bordwine, promoted in the Royal Staff Corps. 57th Ditto—Enfign George Thew Bourke, from the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without pdrekafe. 6orh Ditto--Limitenatit Nathaniel Humphries, from the ssth Foot. to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. vice Deck worth, appointed to tip syth Foot ; Lieutenant Thomas Hen dc'f°4 to be Captain 44 a Company, vice Wyburn deceafed. had Dtto—Surgeon Ale:ander Boyle, from the ad DiviFun of Militia Light Infantry, to be Surgeon, vice Harvey, appointed to the sd Dragoon Guards, 631 Diuo—George William Savage, Gent. to be Emily, by put chafe vice Fairtkoigh. promoted. 79th Ditto—John Burke, Gent. to be Calm by purchafe, vice Carey, who relies. Soft Deno—Richard Jones, Gent. to be Enlgo, without purchafe, vice Stretch, fuperfuded. loth Ditto—Alaasider MacKechae, Gent. to be Affiftant•Sur gam, vice Moore, who reigns. gad Ditto—Claude Alexander, Gent. to be Ftifign, without pur chafe, vim Campbell. promoted. 96th Ditto—Ldeutenant George Cooke to be Captain of a C'ems pany, by purchafe, vice Ditigicy, who retires; Charles Grant, Gent. to be Enka, by purchafe. vice Warren, promoted. pd Welt India Regiment—Henry Owen Wood, Gent. to be Fo ams, without purchafe, vice Scollay, removed to the 3d Garritou battalion. sth Ditto—Malcolm MtDottald, Cent. to be Earn, without pur chafe, vice Hamilton, appointed to the asd Foot. ' 6th Ditto—William Mackie, Gent. to be koftgo, without purchafe, vice Walton, promoted in the 44:h Foot. Camel itamfay's Regiment—Li utenaot William Myrick Fow ler, from the 84th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by pm chafe, vice Dothan, promoted. lit Battalion of Referee—C. hl•Cregoe„ Gent. to be Enka, vice Hubbard, promoted In the African Corps Hob Ditto—Lleutcnaot Thomas M. George Lyfter, from the 7sd Foot, to be-Captain of a Company. vice Crityrne,who reigns. sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain 'Thomas Power, from the Ssth loot, to be Captain of a Company, vice More, &mind. 7th Ditto--Lieutensot James Stewart Mathlfon, from halt pay of t h e p ad poet, to be Lieutenant, awe Hoekinpi. who cscha Commiflions in the Norfolk figned by toe Lord Lieutenant.—Weftern Regiment. jam Norris. Erg. to be Captain. Dated June t, William Miller, Gent, to he Enfign. lio , ed May 1:. t Sae. Juno Dyee, Gent. to be Esitten. Doted June :3, tBO4. E..fierti Regiment. ' . . John Cobitt Feint* Gent. to be Eseutcnant, vice Kaanedy, re lined. Dated June alt, 'll°4. Join Rape. Gent. to be En n. Dated June 6, ON. • Comiratifionb in the Aixrdeenfhiie figned by the Lnrd LicirenAnt. Linttenant R.,,bert (lodna, fr,na the t ttb North Britith to be vice torh , t, &were& EllGo John CI r k c t o be I Amt. Part, vice Hyodo,v., riVtrd. Dr,...1 June 15, 1g.:4. To be Frtigo•-..Aiesaader Ceoe,loo, biro. V 144 Oran; promoted. Diem! J 404 4, ilk+ mate hoifted his jacket upon a branch, which he' cut frnni the parent tree ; the fignal was uoderftood, And there wanderers confided themfetves to the fa vAges. In the fequel they approached a fchooner, by the mafter of which they were humanely receiv ' ed, and afttr a (cries of difficuhie•, againl which nature feems incompetent to ftruggle, they arrived fate in this rounti y. • EllaKlNts Gists. and Gies, produced teftimony to depofe to the whole courfe of the voy age. The condition of the policy was, that the Mercury might take any vetfel of an enemy that was immediately in her comae. but pofitive ynflrti ions NVCIC given to Captain Home, that he (honld not abandon his eourfe to make any capture, and that he thoald not cruixe for any filch purpofe. The Learned Counfel contended he had not quitted his direßion, excepting half a point of the compafs, dif covered from the lee bow, and that only for one trader of an hour, in a voyage of fix thoufand miles, and engaging a portion of time of the dura tion of fix months. • [The relult of this cattle will Thew how impor tant it is to the allured, that no deviation from the ezprefs terms of the policy fhoold he permitted.] •MelTrs. Gaatow and Scatter thought it wholly unneceffary to call any witneffes. A deviation had been proved by the evidence of the Plaintiff., and I t h e law was perfealy known, that any deviation would vacate the policy. if it were at all material, they faid they could thew a much more striking and continued deviation, but under the prefent circuits- Races, it was not at ali incumbent upon them to protrait the caufe. Lord ELLIIIPOROUG it told the jury, that tanquef tionably under this polic the latitude allowed to this thip was very great ; (he had a right to carry guns for Pelf defence, either with or without Letter of Marque, and to ufe them too for that purpofe, and the people of this country had often thought that of fenfive operation was the bell defence; but the great ale of Letter of Marque was, that the might be re fpefted by foreign nations, and not treated as a O rate, if, en defending herfelf, (be might happen to take the (hip that attacked her, but as this voyage here underwritten was a commercial adventure, the had a right to ufe her force only for her own defence, or to take an enemy that came directly and immedi lately in her way l • the had no right to cruise, or to 'deviate in the kip degree from her voyage; if hie did, it was a deviation which difeharged the policy, if it could be done for be/f a point, it might be done for a point ; if for a quarter of an hour, it might be elone for a whole hour or a whole day ; and, there fore, it moll not be allowed at all. It was not ne eeffary that the deviation (hould vary the rifque of the voyage, it was fufficient that it was a deviation to difcharge the underwriter. It had been held that a Captain petting into a port to get hands neeeffary to navigate the (hip was a deviation, although the voyage was thereby fo far from being impeded that it was improved, for it was the Captain's duty to have bad a fufficient crew at firh. Here it appeared that i the (hip went half a point out of her track, and she. proceeded on her voy age, and, therefore that, how ever minute, was in (Friends a deviation. It could not be baratry in the Captain, becaufe he was part I lOwner, and baratry confifted in the Captain, ailing for himfelf, contrary to the direeion of his Owner, which could not apply to a cafe where the Captain was a part Owner. Upon thefe grounds his Lordthip was of opinion that there was a deviation in this cafe, which made the policy void, and the Defendant w i ts entitled to a verda—Verdia for Defendant. TWOS. WALPOLI O. DR. EDW. 114111CROVT. The Plaintiff is a Banker in the firm of Walpole, Clark and Co. and executor of the late Hon. Thomas Walpole ; the Defendant is a Phyfician of Francia greet, Tottenham-court-road. This was an atftion on a bond, the penalty of which was 64001. At the time of the American war, in the year 1780, when there were prodigious fluftuations in the flocks, the Hon. Thomis Walpole, and this medical praaitioner engaged in a joint fpeculatios to a very confiderable amount. In the condi of there tranfaftions the Doaor gave a promiffory note to his partner in the concern, which was fecured by the bond in queltion, and on the face of this note it appeared, that the Defendant was to pay :pl. cvety fix months until the debt was extingnifhed- The payments were regularly made during the life • of the Hon. Thomas Walpole, and the ffrfl innan • ment was difcharged after his deceafe ; but fince that time the Defendant hal defined from fulfilling . his engagement, and in confequetice of fuch defalcation, the anion was brought. Meffrs. Glass and Gila, gave in evitlenceothe bond, the hand-writing of which they proved ;it was dated the loth of September, 1799, and was for the amount gated. The gentleman whom the pre(cnt Plaintiff reprecented died about a year and a ball ago. The fitfl payment was on :he 25th of March, tituo. Mars. Essaisa and Wtottv refifted this de mand ;they (aid the debt originated in time bargains for tl. ck, for which, therefore, no aftion could be ropported in a Court of Juflice. To prove this they brought the Clerk who tranfaaed all the bufinefs of the accounts, and the Broker by whom the flock ne gociations %vete conduaed, but the rule of evidence requiting that ibefe Jepofitions fbould be confirmed by the books of the Bank, and no perfon attending for that pttrpofe, the defence failed. A verdift was taken fur the Plaintiff ; and the Defendant was to give Ala featirity for the flame payments, and to receive (itch indulgence for the time of making fuch "ayments as Mr. Jones. the Mensal of the King's '' ' llench, mall think reafonable. Helga George LeIA vies Clarke, promoted: Jaw Cordon Gent. vice Blackburn, religued. Dated Junc 35, 1134. Commiffions in the lit Royal Regiment of 'foyer Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated June 25, t Soo. William Pegg, and Charles Henry Praire, Gents. to . be Lilies. COnttniainn in the Rnyal Cornwall Regiment of Mi. litia, fi gned by the Lord Lieutenant. 'July 9, George jeffreyfon , fan. Ga n. to be llnftgo. Commiffion in the Herefordfbire Regiment of Mili tia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant lord Rodney, to be Captain, vice Geary, reflgned.-.. Dand July 1, 1804. Commiffions in the Royal North Lincolrifhire figned by the Lord Lew enant. --- Gam, Cameo be Lieutenant. Datcil May 23, dot. Parkin Hark, Gent. to he Ditto. John Sinclair, Gent. to be En- Ggn. Dated May 24. 5804. Consmiffion in the Royal South Lincoldhire figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Wits= minter, Gent.to be Ratan. Dated Jane is, d , Commiffions in the Royal Third Lincoltabire M ilitia figned by the Lord Litntenant. Nevlie King, Erg. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. tee Honourable= • , Cult to be Major ; Francis Fiction , E r g . to be Ca p tain. june.46, 1804. r dszardßalter, Gent. to be Raga. Dated June i 3, 1804. Barlow, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated .111011,1, 3804. . Commiffion in the Ayrlhire Mili:ia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. EnOgn Jame; Handcars to. be Litatenatk - vice M Gown, re eved. Dated June 239 ars.s. Cumulations hgned by the Lnid 'LietititlanB of the County of Ayr—Ayrthire Volonteer Infaotry. set Hattason—John Weir, Gent. to be Quarter-Ma ft er. Dated Jun; It t 184.. Rollo 3d Battalisa—Alexander M.Gown, Efq. to be Captain, vice rekned. Diced June 26. 1801. 4th HattaJon--Ballen Gition to be Lientenant Miran ,nice Hayro s refignrd , Hush Bioko, Gent. to be Enlign, via , p moted. Dated June se, 1634. Commiffions figned by the Vice Lord Lieutenant of the Couni.y of Stirrty-:-RitliMond Volunteers. William May, Cent. to be Lialibiallnt ; john Norris, Oat. to be Enesa. Dated July s, sane. BANKRUPTCY ENLARCED. Aura t. Tho Mas Coihys, of Cheapftde, Loadarn, draper, dealer a nd ckapman, at ten, at Gordhall. , Anat. 8. David tilthill, of Klugflob-upon-lia, draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Blomeky, of Mancenter, isurkeeper. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Whittle, of Wheekon, near Cheeky, Lancathire, man. rnanufatturer, dealer andeeapanan, ton:treader July ss, a 6, anft Aug. its, at twelve, at the Bridgewater Amon, Mancherkr. Ab tondo, Marra Ds:Awash and Chipsesdati, Manehater. Jolts Shaw, at bleavgate•ftreet. London, linen -draper, July 07, at one. July as, at eleven, and Auguß as, at twdve, at °DMA. Attorney, Mr. Aide:fan, No. so. Norte.ftren, City-Road. Thomas Price . of Ned erofs-ftrett, Southwark, Surriy, upbei- Reser and cabinet-maker, dealt and elsaptnan, July t Aura •4. and at at ten, at Gaildbell. Attorney, Mr. Berry, Walbrooti. am Willi Wilberforce Bird, of Coventry, filk•manufaCturer, cicala . and clupenals, July t 7.28, and Auguft It, at tin, at Gsdkihal, London. Attonwy, Mr. Barry, Webfoot& John ChafiC6l3ll Hobo. of dam Crotched Friars, London. Stip and infumnee b r oker , chapati, Anstalt 7,8, and 25, at ton, at Gaildhall. Attorney, Mr. Evans, No. so, Hitches lane. Samuel Lichigaray and Matthew Mastoid, et Rallnithall-Reefer London, dealers, ehapmen, and copartners, July 20, 21, MI Augult 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdles Hall, Mills, Balinghalaftreet. JAMS of Porten, Hants, grocer, dean and chairman, July 30, at three, July 31, at eleven. and Auguft as. at two, at the Ship and Cattle, in Pamirs. Anomie+, Mr. Maid Lowe,Saise Jamea'*.ttrert, Portia; or Mr. John WUlikets, Salibury-fliat, strand, London. Richard Emmett of Withnell, and Peter Baldystb, of Heiken. Lanraildre, eaten tflassufatturas, dealers, ebapmen, and mart. nets, July 25, t 6, and Augat 25, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Mantis:ller. Anoraks, Mcffrs. Duckworth and Chip- Finiall, Manebefter. Charles Fortnum, late at Upper Berkelcy•ftreet,Portnuo.hprare. Middlekz, snertbant, dealer and &spawn, July zy, 28, and Aura as, at ten, at Gulidhak Anomie,: PARra Palma and Tonslitlista, Wartdord-coPrt, Thrognsaton Bras. BAMlkuikrs IN Iliti,Al4o. John (Ma of Ennikorthy, merchant, to lu/render on the Wit and 16th tuft and s4tn Angult next. Oetnyte rites Drinane,of Cork grocer, to farrentler the satk tsth ft. ind ioth bugott• Jaw Bello, of Sackvale.ltreet, linen draper. to (offender wan 16th acid tyti loft. and 16th olAgult. BrATHS. On the t tth tuft. to Taney-Beset, the Right Hon. Lady Mary Catharine Myert, of a daughter. At the Barracks, Cilatiorr, on the soth wk. the Lady of Captain Crawford, of a fort. On Monday raft of a foo, the Lady of I. Simmons, Efq. of Paddington Hole. MARRIED. Oa Taefilay Taft, at St. George'. Church. by the Rey. Mr. M. dream Major Mitchell. of the a6th Righaent of Foot. fun of H. Henry Mitchell, Ely. of Merrier, Cable, one Dublin. to the Right Hon. Lady Harriet Sainerfa, daaghta of the late Duke of Beaufort. —.— On Friday, the Inds ult. at Bath, the Rev. Thomas Collins. Within the (hors (pace at about twelve moeths this venerable QM man had loft no Ids than three of his defeendants his daughter. Lady Ilolingbroke, and two of her children, the Hoe. George and Mary St. John. --- - - AT LONLlaare ftftliAlb TO-MORROW. to anima after 9 ea minims after 9 HIGH WA Morning Ahernane HAVING dedicated tnyfelf to the Rudy, and bees gratified by the molt ecediderable predict la that brumes which I thought groper to fele& 1 true that I have not more mil employed my time than thole who, In the eitenfiee field of the profeLlien, are oceafionally ensnared In uncertainty, and exeunt always attain that forcers which is acquired by concentrating the knells-Goal power to one ads of &feeders. Thee!Scares of DPBILITY are peculiarly deluding. for the► bring with them a train of concomitant (regimen, sod, by a 4e prciEnn of all vital energy, exiftecce itleif bereescs embittered...v. Whether they arife from the prevalence of 01 maniple, thedeftree dye habit/ of fchonl-boys, or the Indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt allidunus profelEenal grill; but by the titmouse of unedocated met, the freptiests are aggravated, sod the come tution is deftroyed. At a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE°, SURGEONS, I ground my pretenhoos on regularity of educed on; and reeding m -Ty privilege to prattle:, I feel myfelf entitled t o that coat:dace with which !have hitherto been folibenhy honoured. In the fire foliations of local wr.►nd►, early applic.itinn wilt prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fur- Meer, from a crofennenee of the unmattlinefs of the vice which caved his misfortune. is fistful of the contempt or cenfure of Mt family playficito and broods over his infirmity with careful con. malment, it mitt be fattsfadlory for him to be *Eared not only el capability of treatment, but alto of the - melt inviolable fecrecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it Is polEbk to prevent pall danger or Mares ; in the meth complicated cafes It is the acipdeilis mint of ceelsfive mpenence in this hoc to teed a Wei cacao , . and fpeedy ren.ftabltenent I offer the advantage of this openenee to theft of Atha fez Who are afilidted wit► any ►ind of DEBILITY, of any (feminism , of VENEREAL. INFECTION, and le Ai cafes the terms of raw aeration are fisted on the fire Interview. Parents In the country are eapedled to Wide, Bank note, and ate [(quelled to Ipecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BREIL Venrber of the Royal College of Surgeons Is I code& Na sq. Arun !el erect. 5."...1.. new • I' empte Bar l~ LONDON : Printed sad publidad by LEVEL. KENT. r . lot Can terbury•plact, I Idebedk), at tic STaa Otric lE. Ns s, Ca y• &n*. roused aft at tlc StAa Orncs, ._: klUbili 0. V' 4 iroid. I ter& a No. 78 T'! dart' 'dead Iliadic Jul, MI will ci iiezt. with 1 ,Mid T Saar face 4 of E of" cent fon hlif the dem the ta