Star. — London, England, 1804-01-18 00:00:00

TJBLENT OUTRAGE. Laft Sunday the Rev. I.ncsuaar GORDON. and Mr. Lavas', GORDON, brothers, dined with Mrs. Lie, a lady of confiderable property, at her houfe in Bolton-row; Piccadilly. In a (bort time after dinner Mrs. Let rang the bell of an adjoining room to that in which the had been dining with the gentlemen, which was anfwered by a female fervant, whom Mrs. Let ordered to get her a glafs of water, appear. ed very low fpirited, and defired the fervant to remain in the adjoining room, as the was afraid the gentle men would take her away; to which the fervant anfwered, that it was impollible to take her out of her own houfe; but Mrs. Loa replied, they were armed with piltols, and feared they would force her; the then returned to the room where they dined, and in a few minutes after, Mrs. Las's footman was Cent out to call a hackney coach ; while he was gone, the two female - fervants were alarmed by their mifirefs's voice, laying. •' I will not be taken out of my own hook," which induced them to go to her affillance, when they found the two Meg: GORDON forcing Mrs. Lit down hairs from the drawing-room, and Mrs. Lee holding by the banniners, refining them; on which they went to her affifiance, and endeavoured to refcne her from the gentlemen, when Mr. LlCK guar Colony feized them both, and relenting a pißol, (wore he would (hoot them both if they made any node or refinance, and fucceeded in forcing Mrs. Las out of her houfe into a poll ehaile, which was in waiting whhin a few yards of the door, the poit• boy being ready mounted, and drove off as loon as the parties got in, With the greats& (peed poffible. The fervent, followedis with creams and cries. but in vain; the fwiftnefs with which it drove eluded all Forfeit. The fervants making this extraordinary cureumfianee known to Mrs. Las's friends on Mon de, morning. Mrs PARKIN (the Solicitor for the Proft Office) applied, with the fervants, at the Public Of fice, bow.fireet. and I.llr.Boatason. the Sitting Mae ' trate. Med his warrant to apprehend the two Wet Gonnons. and Miller and Atkins, two of the officers, were difpatched in parfait of the parties. They con tinued their enquiries during the day. and in the evening they learned that Mr. LOCKHART Gomma had been at his Lodgings in the New-road, Mary-la• bonne, end had drefed, and gone out to a bail in Portland.place, to which they purfued him, as di re• ; but on their arrival at the honk. they learnt be ad been there, but was gone. Having lon all trace of him. they thought they mull give op the parfait for the night, it then being near eleven ' o'clock; but before they yeturped home they fet off for Mrs. Las's honk, Oa fee that all was quiet there, and when they got into Boltorslireet they beard the watchmen:s rattle, and on their coming up to the (pot, found a gentleman in their conody, who, on enquiry, Fovea to be Mr. Lovell/IsT GORDON. upon which the officers told him, they bad a warrant spina him. His piftols were then taken from him, and he was fecured ; they both proved to be loaded with balls. It appeared that Mr. Ottawa had been to Mrs. Lea's hoofs about eleven o'clock that night. in a hackney coach, and having gained idmittance .into if pang% told the fervants he was come for Mrs. Lea's clothes; but obferving a ftrang e man in company with the footman. inquited if he was a '" ~ . O ff icer, and was retiring, when the footman • , out of the houfe, and procured the affinance . two watchmen, and jun as the coach was driving fsftiep the door, with Mr. GORDON in it, they returned, ~ one of the watchmen firiking the near houfe a _. blow on`the head with his Raft, (topped the 1: when Mr. Cottony jumped out of the (roach, god prefinting two p rods . ( wore he would (hoot any Man who attempte d to take him, and ran away to fields Curzon-11feet, Piccadilly. • \ . Tefierday morning be was brought to_Bow-greet, sad underwent a long examination before Mr. Bono irid WV:suave Palmas. when the above circum Ilene* were fully eftablithed by the fervants and fe viral ter witne ff es. Da* g the examination, Mr. Bono had frequently oettaftem to reprove the prifoner for his indecorous conduit. in interrupting the sitneffes, and at lan was obliged to have him removed front the bar till the evidence was gone throuh, when he was put so the bar again. and the depo fitiotis read to him, to which be declined making any defence. By the finances the 3d of Henry VIT. and of 39th Elizabeth, it is made felony, without benefit of Clergy, to take any woman forcibly away, with inten tion toporefs her property,marry her without hereon fent. or to defile her perfon. Mr. PAR us therefore contended. that it was fair to prefume the offence in quenion came within the meaning of thole Statutes, and in this opinion Mr. Boon and the other Magif- Crates concurred. The prifoner, on being applied, of the fituation in which he flood. laid, he was very willing the law Ibould take its courfe. and that he should readily meet any profecution on that ground. He was committed for further examination. Mrs. Lee, we underthind, is polleffed of confider.' able property in her own right : bet, from Crime fa stilly difagreement, does not live with her hu(band.— She is a very beautiful and amiable woman, about 27 years of age, and has been acquainted with the priPiner and his brother (ince they were children ; 111%. Lei having been nailer the proteSion of their mother when a child. who tended at Bath. The priloaer is in Deacon's orders, and has a gen. tlett.an i:ke appearance. At die aentral Q2arter Warms for the county of f.intliampton, held I n the tc.th intiant, a Bill of indiftment was preferred and found againd Lord Ilot.Triv, the Lind Lieutenant of that county, and 'WILLIAM Ns • / LLE, Et+ one of the Deputy Lieute• r Intl. of the fame county, for a libel on twelve Gen &awn, who had compofeJ a Jury, convened by the Elueriff of the county, to oafs the damages t'uflaineJ by the Rev. Kit oaan BINGIIAI4, in cordequenee his riving op certain premifes in Gofport for the est. 'Ascii,' tithe public ler rire. cro the syth of Niiircrilicr lafl, a (lone which fell lawn the clouds, in the Department of %%Lucien; e, in France; WAS prefented to tl.e Natirnial li.ii;tute, a nd depraited in the firfeiim c.l Natural Thnrfday le'nnight, alarming tare I Jrr •,:t in the fpirit vaults of Meilit. lluveur R And DAW,., 4 1 1111verflon, which could m t be gut under till tnc vil,• , e ut llae pii•uct ty , A-As eonGanacd. Thc w oe,' tutneJ mit %lib tie grcatclt alacrity, list I.f.er it %ea% dilcoveird, at tertianted ea guard wt n ~R $7. JAMES'S PARK CMOS?: On Sunday, at one o'clock, the Adjutant of the Coldilream Regiment, went to the orderly room, at the Horfe Guards, and fent for George Jones, of the 16th Company, for the purpofe of interrogating him refpeetang the ghoft, as it was laid that he was one of the men who had Teen it, and had been confiderably affaled by the fight. The man accordingly attended, and declared his readinefs to make oath of the truth of what he had already Rated. I'hr following is a Copy of a declaration which he afterwards made and figned before an Officer : Ido fulenmly declare.tbat whilft on guard at the Recruit-boo fe, I on or about the 3d !ottani, about half gait one o'clock in the mor - tang, I perceived the figure of a woman, without a bead, rife from the tank, at the diftance of about three feet before me. I was fo alarmed at the eircuratance, that I had not power to fpeak to it, which was my with to have done; but I ditliffetly °Nerved that the figure was drilled in a red Itriped gown, with red fres be tween each ftrtpe, and that part of the deft and figure appeared to me enveloped in a cloud. • In about the (pace of two feconds, whilft my eyes were fixed on the objed,it milked fmm my fight. I WAS perfedly fober and eftlefted at the time, and being in great trepidation, celled to the nest remind, who met me about half way, and to wham I com municated the 'triage fight I had ken. Grottos ones,J Of Lieut. C.ol.3'aylor's Company of . Weill:lenity, Jan. kr, 1804." Coidftream Guards:* In addition to the declaration of Jones, there is an other as follows : • I do hereby dedate,that whilft on guard behind the Armoury book, (to the belt of my receledion about three works ago) I heard. at twelve o'clock at night, a tremendous wife, width pro ceeded from the window of an uninhabfted hook, rear to the fps where I was upon duty. At the fame dote, I heard a voice cry ent—w' Bring me a tight ! bring me a light I' The left kotenee was uttered io fo feeble and fo changeable a tone of yoke, that I con cluded from percale Was 111, and confequently offered them my af 011iece toll's:mire a light. I could, however ' obtain no anfwer to my prepaid. although I repeated it leveed times, and as cites beard the voice ufe the fame terms. I endeavoured to fee the per fon who called ant, but in vain. On a redden the violent vole was renewed, which appeared to me to rifembk fakes of windows lifted hattity try and down, but then they were moved In loch quick focedlon, and at different parts of the houk neatly at the fame time, that it kernel impoffible to me that one perfon could aecom plilh the whole hufioefs. I heard kraal of the regiment fay they have heard dinner Doan and proceedings, but I have never heard the caste accounted for. (Signed) ° RICH ARD DONICIN ' lath Company of Coldftream Gumsle. " Whitehall, Jan. is, de*" On Monday the above George goner was brought before Sir RICNAKD Folio, to be interrogated re. fpeaing the fight he was fuppofed to have fern. Pre. vious to his examination, Mr. STATFORD, the Chief Clerk. endeavoured to find out whether his imagina tion had received any impreffions from reading any difmal Rory, or if he had, at the time the phantom appeared to him, Coffered the Rory of the Hammer fmith Ghoft to dwell on his mind, in order, if pot fible, to afcertain if he had been milled by his fancies. To thefe quellions he anfwered in the negative. On being anted refpating the grange objeethe had teen, he folemnly declared, that he was ready at any time to make oath to what he had Rated, and that he I firmly believed he had fern a ghoß. He detailed every thing in Court as near as poflible to what is inferted under his own fignature. This Morning the Third Day's Drawing of the Lottery began at Coopers' Hall, in 133.ingli.s11- (tree', and finiffied about three o'clock in the af ternoon, directly after which Tickets and Shales, warranted undrawn, may be had at BISH'S Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chat:ng Crofs, and until Saturday morning, nine o'clock, when the Fourth Day's Drawing will begin. Saturday next will be the Fourth Day's Drawing of the Lottery, and it certainly has been a wife lieu in the Contractors, keeping the Tickets and Shares at a moderate price, as it encreafes the Pale ;—and what has added to the popularity of this Lottery, is, there being now a cnrrea and a •thentic 1111 of each .day's drawing publithed by authority, which gives every perfon an opportunity of exchanging his Tic. ket or Share for another undrawn, which, whilfl the Wheel is In immenfely rich, is very deferable.—The following is the State of the Wheel : s Prises of L. mono Prizes of L. woo I - - it4cco 3 - - zoco - - - 3000 . - 300 str: And only Seven Days to Draw. BIRTHS. The Lady of Sir James Nafnrth, Bart. of a fon. On Saturday, in Bloomfitury-fquare, Mr*. John 'torch. of a Inn Oa Friday, in Devonlhire-place, the Lady of J. D. l'orcher. Efq of a daughter. Oa the fhb hilt in Antrim. the Lail of Captain Fdward Hod-. (on. of the Royal Dublin Regiment. of a fon and heir . On the 7th inftant, the wife of Andrew Turnbull, Oiciernaker in Retro, of three male children. The mother ta doing well, but the children to rimed their birth only a abort time. MARRIED. Thurfday latt, in the Mc of Wight, Dr. BufTa, Phylithn to his Majefty's frees, to Mrs. Rayboold, widow of the late Wm. Ray bould, Efq. of Sutton Coldfield, Warwick (hire. DtED. On Wednefday Ist!, Met. Mary Ana Watts, of D. P Watts, Era. Goss er-ft rect. Saterday, the yth inftant, at the refidenee of Ma f-n-in.law, the Bithop of Bath and Wells, the lacy. John Gooch, I). D. Freh n dary of Ely, ty33. Redo, of Fen Union and Willingham, la the County of Catotoldge. Sir Francis Sykes,. Bart. M. P. for Wallingford. Blahs. On Wednada) last, at the Hotwelb, Brillol, Charlotte Vifeoun. left Bolirgbroke. On Sunday tuft, at Bath, jatoet Jacque,Elq. late of Charlotte- Caret, Portland Place. On Friday fart, tte Raftthooke•hall, near Bury, Charles Sydney "layers. IN. f-n of .sir Charles Darer., hart . .) late C-ntain I the AStivt 'HO4 it. !ii• Mayfly's Royal Navy. Hi. dt..h nut gecaty^.cd ft-on tha etT:.../s of tie yellow fev,r, taught on the Lee ward I Ilaod a...ea:daring the tuft oar, _ _ On !St-chi •'1 V. l'wyro-d,Rrrlio. In the Ilsth year efli!l sgr,W". H. S. t Win. Coln a, of the Royal Mk: ineg. Ahtrts.ll..:, l',rit.,!..irc,er the 7th intl. !ohs Stewart,thaker, 11; •bt lII^ Of nt. tfe errand big Irjenkn, t o f.O „ gout, so./ rat•nett by Itt•Lttlour, tin hi. &eh, wi t iFit 'ere F t.et ‘ tiv the .tFot to tan hccn h.fteeed by the ftiti•ititts ad •hr f.-iot. pt., elah'rr - t .1 .. e •II Inn` roAre load, but he has left a whew. he 'e r.arrta to tor rrurfeuf lafl futorne-r. -. At aat. the key. Henry Chimer, Chaplain of h•• th• 28th 4 . to of tis , apt. seho by his wirsu,s, manners, not not) rndcared himfrif fa as to pain , alivetr•4l it.m.Y4o-• f alt the Officers who 1..41 th, harylnef. ro .It;a !t• urbanity ••••his manta - 14 and the n•l.:y 4 f 41.1; r,•4 4, •• , .1-01rimus reef died mon limcotrd. • to h. , . numerous id1e0t...44441 qoaldi .• ••• •!•1. f of 4%.• \ B 4 and Mcfs of •. ..4) h_ol,ardthr rrgrtt fh,y Pi a , ' .a. m \ Ir. I•4rnar was peiVat: Chap. 0' 'it:. Albat.... &club. at her rtruirree in nu►e rrt of '1'.41 1 4•4. Her. omplaint 11- vs 4:h whi:h Ott W. 14 few boa-S. made rapid pro dilrlatmr, at the rate .11}, • .4 Int•y -n• .he h.tfi o• 1i:11144. I,anat , re, a. 0,11 as the •al tnw.hur to es ILrg Lad C4'.l, fulll. for tt , r , t '.. tro 61% •••• !!• I . .:lart!:,y • • • • .• Ar •r. i 7 tin 21 3 . re,. tit: I •1 \T IC-64/Lui: 1.1 SALL:. rrf I From rbe LONDOX GAZETTE, January 17. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wal-OVVICE, JANUARY 17, 1804. City of I.incoln Volunteer Cavalry. William Hayward, Gent. to be Cornet, vies Hatt ; Rev. Tbansas Brown to be Chaplain ; John Hot, Gent to be Surgeon, Mid Lothian Volunteer Cavalry. Philip Olinda', Gent. to be Lieutenant. Argyllfhire Volunteers. John Campbell, Gent. to be Enllgn, vice Conn Campbell, reigned. Argyllfhire Additional Volunteers. Thomas Campbell, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Gilbert Belk and Hugh &cream", Gents to be Enfigns. North Arundel! Volunteers. Captain Commandant Charles Biddulph to be Major Comman dant. Breage Volunteers. Fobs Trevor, Efq. to be Captain ; Henry Cuter, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; juin' Rowe, Gcnt. to be Lolitn. Loyal Dales Volunteers. John Geldart, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; jobs Mangles, Jun. Gent. to be Enhgn. The Devises Loyal Volunteer Battalion. Rev. lame; Leatianito be Chaplain; Charles Glbbs,Gent. to be Surgeon. ill Battalion of Edinburgh Spearmen. To be Lieutcnants—Archtirald Crawford, William Brsidwood, Jun. Charles Ritchie, Jun. Robert Steventhn, John Cameron, Thomas Hamdton, MarthewSberiff, Adam Brookes, and John Yale, Gents. T o b e Raps— Menzies, David Robertfon, Andrew Wilton, John Grieve, William Woodburn, and John Ballantine, Gents. 5 t Forfar (hire Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. John Sturrnek, Gent. to be Ennio , Wee Saunders relived • Fareham and Tichfield Volunteers. Jerk Mitchell, Gent to be Enlign. Gillingham Volunteers. War William Ben to be Lieutenant, vice B. C litieklana, de ceded ; Jotepls Rcade, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Bell. Trades Battalion Cl.sfgow Volunteers. . . John Flyn, Efq. to be Lieutenant — Colonel Commandant, vice reN er.n. M•Alliller, ; Lieutenant William Rod Ger to be Cap tain, vice VI toed ; Bailin James Hay to he Lieu tenant, vice it ' James Law to be Lieutenant, vice Bald, religned ; Gent. to be Ensgn, vim Hay; RobErt Hood, Gent. to be P.nlign, vice Law ; William Cooper, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Kirkwood, deccaled. Invernefilhire Volunteer Infantry.—Long Inand Ad ditional Company. - - - - - - . - • • --- Norman M'Lean, Gent. to be Lletananit Alexander ArLeant Gent. to be Enign. SOW.ii Lewis Volunteer Battalion. Henry VeerA, Gent. to be Lieutenent ; John Garton, and Georg, Beard, Genta to be Enfigns. Lo•eden Volunteers. Peter Hodgion &Mehl, Gent. to be Ecfizn, vice Roper, inferta by hlliZake ; John Browse. Gent. to be bap, vice Ms, reagned. Ramibury Volunteers. _ _ _ r. a Pear. Eft to be captain; Sanders Bennett. Gent. to be lieutenant ; and Artbor Merrick. Gent. to be Eofigo. Rofehearry, Aberdour, 'lyric and Strichen, and Fraferburgh Volunteer Battalion. Cartaba William Fearer to be Major Commandant . Salifbury Volunteer Infantry. blezeldah Wyche, Gent. to be Lieternant. Sfircolhire Volunteers. Adjutant F. (Luanne to be Lieutenant ; Noel Lloyd, Gent. to be Enfign ; Atihur Downes, Gent. to be Adjutant, alas tbarsue. Uch.y, I'arves, and Methlie Volunteers. Ver. ThosmoTait to be Chaplain. South Edl Battalion of the Ifle of Wight Volunteers. George Pedder, Gent. to be Surgeon. Willontown Volunteers. Wm. Kennedy, Geot. to be Licutenam. vice Wiltinfon, rcgned. Loyal City of Wincheller Volunteers. dariaopher &tie, Gent. to be Lieutenant, ice Gauntlett, refigned. In Casette of tech November t Sot. Pl? Mouth Duck Volunteers. 7 , 0 r Thome' Mtunfottl. Efq. to be Lownwe t:Wapd, Road Thomas Muraurst, Gent. to be Lieastaaat. In Gazette Of 14th NOVCIIIbCf *8.3. Shropflaire Volunteers. For John Kraft's, Gent. to be Enegn, Kca John Kynafton C..4d, Gent. to be Estegn. In Gazette or zeth 111 Regiment of Mid-Lothian Infantry. _ _ . . _ _ For Janus Clezlwni, Gent. to be Eaftgu, vice Thompfun, Read Enfign James Aitchifon to be Lieutenant, 14ee Thotr.pron, tuperfeded. James argborn Gent. to be nfign, vice Altellifoci. F Stourport Volunteer Infantry. For trfign Edward Tyler to he Lim:team:it, vice Parker, reltned, Jame% Nefb, (tent. !o be Enfign, siyler; tread James NAS, Grin. to b.: Lieutenant, vice Parker, refigned. Commillon in the Worceiterlhire militia, figned bl the Lord Lieutenant. William Tolley, Gent- to be Enfign. Dated January ti, :804. CommilLun in the Abcrdcenlhire Militia, ligucd by the Lotd Lieutenant. John Bird, Ffq. late Lieuteetnt-C.load 53d Regtoteut o to be laeutelinet-Colonel. Dated (Metier 21, 1803. Commillion in the Heretordthire Regiment of Militia figned by the Lord Lieutenant. George Lord Rodney to be Lieutenant. Dated January t,o4‘. CommilLons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northampton. _ _ To be Deputy I.leutenartis-..Henry Duke of Buceleugb, "Tomas 1.0 r.! Litton', George Henry Fitzroy Earl of Eulton, (hate.. William Mont.igu Sent Farl of Dalkeltb, Juba Fain Lord ur,,ht. rtt 110.veard 1)r ydcn, Dart. Thomas Carter, Jo it in ian, Ith..tn, John Engliib Dolben, Charles Knightley. %Valium Kinbury. jun. RubtrtAndrew. Jun. D'llliarn gomeirct Dolben, • John Kopb . og, John Monter CLirle, and Thomas Gram, Llqrs. Dated May 9, 1803, John Cape( Rote, kfq. Datcd June t, tgoi. John Chutes Spencct Vifrount Akborp. Dated June S. t !o3 George Francis Lynn, Efq. Dated July tg, :Sot. Matthew F.afton Jones. Efq. Dated Anstalt 1, 0103. Gorge BI ,in, DI. Dated AuguLt 17, 1803. Commiilions in the Northamptonlbire Militia, lisped by the Lord Lieutenant. Sir Rickard Brooke de Capell Br...kr, Bart. to be Colonel g Samuel !Red, llq to h. Lieutenant C dant Dated March to. 1798. rhogoastiarnuel Watratt Santo/ill, £lq. to be Ditto. Dated July 11. 18-ra. joilinian Itbant, P.fq. to be Major. Dated July 7, ski. WlSion: con • art DoThen, Efq. a, he Ditto. }rated Anztait t , t 803 be Cd"? Monne: Phillips, FIT May 25,1798. }Around r, Dated 141.arcla 7, r-99. Thomas ceymnter !Irk, Efq. Dated O.l••her 3, Viet. Edward &minims Orme, Efq. Faded April es, 18:3. Charks Kenzhaky. F.f.q. Dated May 3, tBo.s. William 'Eaton. FN. I)atad May 5, sez:j. Lewis Flarrifon, Efq. Dated May 7, alte3. John Nrtheren2t, Erg. Dated Jun• t 6, 13;1. WWI.= Rofe Purl,F.lq. Dated Je:y Francis Gorr, J. U.Rd ply It, 18c3. I angham Ffq. !Load Noveli.ber 24, 'l'n he Iseu:eria:••-11'1:!iarn sharp. r.srt. Dated Apt:! n., t •ic It tt•:d Alarch 3. 1793. Gout. l'ar-i10:tolorr z, 17751. itra:3l-in hams, Gen , . 12.strd January t 1 ;99• Hlennrrhalfct Forna.an.(acnt. Dated rch it, 1. i 9 1 ••)rerzn iit, ~nt. I), e,l June 7, 1301. L J l •.m M.• 1::•. ul, G. nt. 1 November 8, r. P. Get t. 11$1‘,1 April t, iBO3. Cht.t. Aprai aq. ies,ry I)ste..l ..;a ! 11411 lure a•, ttoa. Francis P. r•.nral, Dat,,l a, all+Mr. I ; I:crt. 1 / a t,d July to, Ittse,Grnt. I).. July 13, It' 3 • Fn be biligns—Llarlcs sharp, (Sent. Da, .1 MOt I. 13, I . li , Thiess Ilughos Itidgeway. VatcJ y ~. • • • CioniniiDons in the Royal Denbiglithire kq t iment of by the Liird Lieutenant. `Maker Lloyd tube an and Caps min dm Powell Foulkes to be MaJonol Dated June 10, 03. • To be aptabzw—Jubo Maddock Jones, Erg. March to, zBO3. Charles Gmbh] Bendel', Bri. Dated March it, 1803. Richard Parry, /1.4. Doted pity •22, ;803. Richard Bender Clough, ESq. bated Augult z, 1803. Falter Omar., nip Dated Acquit 12, 1803. Itlehawl LOOM, FA. Dated Augult 14,1803. To be Lioneemes.—Jobe B. Carruthers, Gent. Match 10,18.3,, John Davies, Gest. Dated March ti, 1803. Nallarootwieb, Gent. Dated Mara 14, 1803. Stephen blielsolls, Gent. Dated May 23, 1803. George Within /Cow et, Gent. Dated Auguft 1803. Thomas Brown, Gent. Dated September ay. 110 .3. Maid Lloyd, Gan. Dated November 1, 1803. To be Second Litutenants--gobert Parrott, Gent. and R. R. Griffith, Gents. Dated June 6.1803. M. Kelton, Gent. Dated June t 3, 1803. E P. Davies, Gent. Dated Augutt t, 1803. To be Q . 1 . 11.11C1411att1... 111/1111.111 Parry, Gent. Augutt 33, dol. Commitfion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the, County of Nottingham, and Town and County of the Town of Nottingham. Dated July 23, 1803. Sir Thomas Woollafton Wbate,But. to he Deputy-Lieutenant DANKRUVITIES ENLARGED: 11/farth 3. Thomas Martin. of Coleman-Street, and John Hear?. Ford, of Colentan•firretS•oldinnt, Locdon, wool•brokers and partners, at ten, at GaildhaL March 3. Hum latxtrc, of Iranaloaser4ace, London, incretantr . , at ten, at GnUdbalL . February 2(. Thum. Dowdlns, John Lam. and Sarand Bintop. of Wood-flreet, London, hatters and copartncra. at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Porter Barmier. of New-colt; Crotched-Frit" London. merehaot and inforostoe-bro'<er. ' BANKItUPTti. Hugh Emmet of Manchefter7clturtiasTh, dealer and etraprnan. to furrender January 31, February z, and a& at three, at Hii lieges Tavern. in Manebefter. Arta/nice, Mare. Sharpe and Eccles, Manchtite!; or Itoteltr• Milne and Parry, Temple._ John Nettl ilp, at Moaegate, Is the. pen& of Clirbrouin, Not. tingkaunkire, baker, Isom:, UMW] 27, and is, at eleven , at the likekamor's g ad In Nottingham. Amtrak% Mr. WWII Clarke, at Rankin, Nottinghatulhire ; or Mr. J. S. Young, New Inn, London. • Jobs Saunders, of be par of Palnfwlek,Clouceiteadre, money fetivener, dealer and ebapman, January 30. 31, and February a ► s at twe►ve, at the Fleece Inn, Rodborpugh, in fall county. Attar des, Mars. Blandford and Sweat,Terople, London. or Mars. Riddle and Parflow, Watton-under-Edge, aloneeltt Mitre. - James Widdows, of Mancbefter, ealenderer, dealer and chapman. February 6,7, and aB, at three, at the Higher Royal Oak Inu. Manelniter. Anoraks. Mars. Kt.arlley and Cardwell, Mao cbdter ; or Mr. Ellis, Curiltor-Rreet..Loodom Aylmor Stapes, of Brawn Prior, Oxfordfkirr, dealer and ekap man January 18, 31, and February 28, at one. at Guildhall. Lon:loa. Attornks, Mr. Mayhew, Cook's -court, Sale-Rrect. Lincoln's-Inn London ; or Mr. George Cooke. Watlington. Tetfarurth, Oxfordthlre. _ - John Wen, of Snow-hill, I.oodon, thorznaker, January sw, aff. sod February si, at one, at Guildhall. Attorcey, AU. Hearn. Hosper4quare,Goodmares-Frelds. Mee WbitHey, of Haavfon.ll/11I1a, near Rory, Lancalbire,vrnolles dyer, dealer and elnparoanan, anuaty 14, February 6. and MI, at eleven, at the Star Inn, r. Anoraks, Mcdra Dud, worth and C.Olppittetal, Madebeiter. James Papillon, of St. Switbia'a•lane. London, merchant, dealer and Chapman, January 24, February 4, and 28, at eleven, at GuUdall. Anomie*, Meffre.Pearee and Diano,Paternottcs , row. DIVIDENDS. _ _ January'!. Thomas WoMl,RobeAlkood, and Wm. Troughton, of Sinkhan) Bottom, in the milk of Coulfdon, Surrey, common brewrn and copartners, at cue, at Guildhall, Luddites. January 3t. Edward Burnett and Robert Oliver, of Ma nthelt tr. drapers and copartners, at three, at the Star Ina, Mandielter. Feb. s. Richard Beauntoot and Stephen Vickennaa, of Healey Butts, In South CTofland, Almondbury, Yorkihire, clothier* and eapanners, at tea, at tbs PackLorfe lan, La HudderailAtl. - • - . Vorkihire. Feb. a. William Beaumont, late of Healey Butte, fn South Crol: land, Alniondtvary, Vorldhfre, clothier and copartner along with Richard 11c.iunicnt and Stephrn Vickerman, at ten, at the Pack. hulk lnu, La thathlershcld, Yorkibirs. 8 roLEN OR STRAYED, On Frbl Night. the t 3th cilium:ire, tiloa, out of the Yard ba longing to 111 r John Borrilacc,at Oving, neat ClllZbdter, Suffmt, A BLACK RIDING MARE, tiling Gz years old. 2110ilt Fiftrus Hands high, with a Nick'd Tail, rather Chort in her Cock, a (mall (peck of White in the Fords:ad, with fume White upon her near Leg behind, Jolt above the liool—"Who ever will gore Information to John lloniface (If Stolen) ma ConvieLon of ete Offender or °deader'. receive a Reward of .TEN GUINEAS;—it Straied,fhaU be paid for their Trouble and .41 I 'pence'. JOHN BONIFACE, Oving. A CER TAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERMAN et. RN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of Its Meaty having never failed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, If it does not eradicate the Corn, ran and branch, To at z sum Tilt II&OMIIV. And he begs leave to add, that it hai Infinitely the advantage of the nuraberlefs inctli cnious Ointments, Salvcs. Sec. as many hundreds of afflieted per tons can trait's, annoil whom arc Conn of the Artt characters us this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Artell, No. t, rincb-latte, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7. Taviaock- Erect ; Mr. Wilfou, No. 39, St. James's-itraa; Mr. Udder, No. at, Pall-hlall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jebouls and Co. No. isc, Oaford-ftreet. At Bridal, by Mr. Eiden and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellesa bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baater,south Brialfe. Yutaka and Gurport, Dair. Harding s. Liverpool, by h:1 r. Gore, prftner,and Mr jones,boolifellor. Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in England. H"v1N(; dedicated mylelf to the l(udy, and been gratified by the molt conftdcrable pradtice in that branch which I thought t roper to filet, I trult that I bane not more mil employed my time than thole who, in the extenfive field of the proleSon, are occafionally immerfed in uncertainty, and cam ,, t always attain that fuccris which is acquired by concentrating :be Intelleelual power to one claim of dtforders. The ilifcafes of Mill 1.1 l' V are peculiarly diftreffing, (or the; bring with them a train of concomitant frrytoast, and, by a - preffion of all vital energy, miltence it becomes tenisittcre,t--. Win thet they aide from the mash nee of ill example, the llr. t ire habits of 11. boot-boys, or the ind u ;genet% maturity, they quire the molt atildu•nas profcihunal Ittn ; hut by t's, ignotan..o of uneducated men, the fyittptowssare aggravated', and the L0t.11.- tution is deft toyed. Ma MEMBER of the 11.0TAI COLL of suitoroN. 11 around my pretnifiura on regularity of edueution; and poffet' , rftry pri•lo-gc to pratlice, I feel toyklf mitt"d to that cuotidt.c:- with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firft fertfatinos of local weAntl., early applicat;oo will pr, vtnt the calamity of a debillt.e.e..l franc; but whin• t:,e In tt, from a cooki,naincf• of the unniau:tocf. nt the Wadi .-•f d Ins misfortune, is lustful of she contempt or coi:Jre of ha pl:sti 14r . and broods iiv,r ldt Inermit y oci:h sarrtol rem rtnaint. he fa:isfantiry Mr him to be Amid rat 111 - i 1 .1 of • meet, bar alt 4 of the molt eyi Anil .n ri ti:t entre.il rt.:slit-sines it a trifiitile to prevent p de oir or dv.'teis : in tht molt complicated cid", it is the acqu - meta et tech:Mee caperience iu this lute to area fate. and iiitedy rirritablinament I offer the advantage of tI is enter!:nre to o.i - it:of - either rex who art with any kit,' ut are foirinis of % I.NitieFlA I. I fhECIYhN, and in erica ti.e terms of tenni miusirio are tss:i..l on the MIL it to:view. 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