Star. — London, England, 1811-02-11 00:00:00

F' 5 ' 7 7 7 Jae , : _ s I - • • • SATURDAY'S GAZETTE, r• . . CUNTHAIATII:IN EROM THE PatCIZDLNG PACHG • • PRINCE OF W.kLES'S COUNCIL. • At a Council of his kloyal•Highnens the Prince of Wales, !rid a; Carlton Dolga the Sri; day, of February, 1,411' 5 , 1 , William Lewis Saltrebo t ry ' . l.lrefasyne,y, of Petigoe, in. the '"unty of Corownil,l 4 .llq. was kiitlinted Sheriff of the COkoty of Cornwall for the year 164, by Ittla loyal flightless the Wince of Wales in Connell. . IV the Conn at Charlton-l - louse,:the Bth of February, 1811, Present, his Royal Highness the PRINdt REilita•in Council. . • SHERI EFS appoinued by his Roy al Highness the,Patire t,R peon T to (;ntsncil, m the muse and on the behalf of his Alin STY, for the year, Bealfordithire-40seph Howell, of Market:arect, Esq. Brrkshire-William Wiseman Clarke, of Arditigton, Dockinoltannaldre-.Aymw BcFnsd,of NotherW ittchiatioo, Esq .; Cambridge and anntingdonsbire-Willialn Dom Gardner, of Chatteris, Esq. Cheshire-Booth Grey, of Ashton liayes, Esq. Conaberlaid---John Lodi, of Woodside, Etq. borhyshiroo-fititifref fitioTodk of ferSVeYl Effl• . rhweroteo-Anmw Chimpereoorne, of I)artiogton, Esq. Xorvet.thire-Bilward Ortzttlied, of Udden, Esq. • F.hexCharles smkt, of.Suttons, Esq. oJoucestershire-Rubert Glordosi,lll-Komble, Etq. ilereforcishire-Philip Jones, of : Sigawas, F.rq. Hertfordthire-Rqbert Taylor, of Tolmer, E.sq, , Kent--:Sir John Courtesy Hooeyyrood, of Evington, Bart. I.eteestershire-Richard Norman, of Melton Mowbray; Esq. Lincolnshire--Sir Jobe Trollope, of Casewich, Bart. Monmouthshire--Hugh Powell, of Llanvihaugcl, Esq. Norfolh'-orCharlita Lucas, of Filby. ,- • N or thanytonshire-Waltet Strickland; orBOXWOrkb, Hall, tllip Vorthumberlando-Willlain Burrell, of Broome Park,tilt. Non ingliamshirePouponed. Cvfordshwe-Sir John Reside. of Shipstone, Bert. Rutlandahlre-eel* kho George Watson, of Rockingham Castle. Vir s ojtsliimLGeorge 13rn9ke, of Houghton, Esq. Untersetsairo-lohn Leith, of Combhay, Esq. itsibethfiltie-Janies Beach, of the Shaw, /ht. .Bouthainnton-oSir R, Ki ngsnifil, of Stdsnontoe, Bart. $ Fitibosough, Stay ~Trlttor, of *pm 101, Wandsworth, Eiq. tkic- . earlin4, of Dioniiiiitton, Esq. . Newattaft, of Arbutf, rsq, .N• Altlltahirtoynarrit zit* of. Stockton, Esq. Wo.Sf°la*k.4ll44k foqiess of Dildlef % Eels Yortsbire-:-Richird Watt,,of Bishop, acme, in. •••• 7%171 1U 1f •• • • irrittecAtri-it* , so? Tilhilisford, VelobreltibiA::-I.`ewfs lifnewirren, tn. itardigkodikow:-Wiss.trOtikes; of NOyart,•Esq. riokifßOSalltrif l t 44961.1-InckPoset , 9f crosbokfo,,Bart. .rogrWalter Wilkdat a jOrl.pf Aiezoodentosse,E ! sq• -lean theesinerit Severn, of Uanittinflo, taq. VORTH WeVeley, BrytiVichiti, Esq. Clonsnroomellintoa-Thedo6s Pift7 loots Parry, of Madryn, Effq. r'vritivtlY Vir.if li oXistof Trearddur, Esq. 00/IP•63rrxllo-Evioatil Heyward, of Creuwood, Esq. eilliWhire- oho Wynne, of Garthunlio, Esq. Viisialfire%-Str Oeor 'Preihott, of Ewlbe, Esq. Itlu.n 4 kity 'PROMOTIONS. WAR-6FFICE, EISURVARY 9. Intik leibnent of I Foot-o-Lieutsnant-General WUt n Keppd,; Irons zbo oath Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Pater Crair o l d ece a s ed. 00th Ditto-Major-Calera! Arthur Whetham , from die Ist Flint Guards, to be Colonel-Conimaadant of a Battalion, vice ReppeL 9T.P.E7. To be Aides-de Carip to his Royal Highness • Prince Regent. Colonel Henry Dryly, of the Coldereant Foot Guards. ;4/att.-Colonel Colquhoun Grant, of the 15th Lieu Dragoons. Lleutenant-colonel peilerlch kdam, of the 21st Foot. Ideut.-Colourl JJeojni4in Bloomfield, of the Risyal Artillery, tdeut.-Colonel George Qulntin of the 10th LI ht Dragoons•S 11.1eotenant-Colesiel Charles Palmer, of ditto. 'Major George, Viscovat FOrbeli, on half-pay of the hit Battalion. Conintissiaa in the Perbyshire Regimetit a( Gel. men and : Yeomanry Cavalry, Aped by the Lo, 41eu tensiitt ! , Xpvi *pooch, Gent. to be Sortie*. !Jiied August 25,1610. lfirgirisions in the Royal Reg; nt of Devon and • ebriiivill Miners, signed by Fl 4 " Wiraen. sq. to be Captain, *Father, 'reit:Ma r i Dated, February 40511. 0.. George Forster, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Knapp, decesill4;4ol Dated as &bows, ! • t , . ziArauturrxy ENLARGED. , • Y. 7 84. flqnlitrin Levi, of D ille Alit-. street, Goodiran's- & i iglirldleivx, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • 741. Benny Hiams, late of Waller'siilice, Lambeth, Ruh*, .merchant, at tee, at Guildhall.. .; BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Gauge Sheppard, of Fronts Salwo'od, Somersetshire, clothier. 1 kumu Slater, of Kingstonruponq - lull, merchant. - BANick.UPTS. , John Hall, of Illetchirigliy,Siiirey,breher, to'surrender Fbritary 1, 22, and March 22, at eleven , at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Wilmot, No. 5, New-Inn. -Elizabeth Parkhouse, of lirixbam, Devon, linen-draper, shop tit/it:pert dealer and chapiromao,..,February . 2s, 114, and March "if s at averts, at tie Old London Inn, Exeter. Acton:deg, Mr. ttihetrt Brutton, No. 16, I4ew Millman-street, Bruonvlck ' •Attitre, London ; or Mr. Mortisner, Maddoik's-mw, Exeter. Sanuahel Svrintirlls, of Stockport, asethlre, hatter, dealer and sod Mareh hkat four, at the Warren ,Soikeley Arms ~fin,“gtocitort, Anomie's, . Mr. J3addeley, 'Stockport, or Metart. Mlltie land Ternoe. GArge Floyd, oll,fireipirol . f PUrter 'and' ale-met-dune, dealerlind shapioan, Match 11, 13,,50d 29, at twelve, .at the .Globe Ta mrcrai. Julio-street, I.lyerpostk,Aitorolfs,.Me..nrs. Shepherd and Atilingtoa. diorti-row,tondon or Mr. John rionabe,Lord . street, LiverrooL Vifilom Charles %lel/hefts; parish ofVesttury-opon-Tryrn, GUM erstersh:re, jobber, denier oat hopman, Fen. 15, 211, and Much 13, at eievev, at dos White Kart Inn, *oaf - street, Bristol,- Atuunies, Messrs. plwarti Daniel and Sons, Bristol, or Messrs. Persons, onnocoure,Teniee, London. ThOinat Harriett, of - Bilhopsvate-street, f ondon, ehininvon, stealer and cliSomari, February 16, is, and Match 2S, at tam. Guildhall. Altensiti..Mturs. Wairuld and Woed, Castle= coon, Budge toir. Ifontfcr• . • . • , • • Nathaniel :dolphin the yetioger, now or litq 'of • Ely, 1;4'4, '*, Cambridgeshire, currier; Feb. ti..7, - kt Ave, Pb.e Vs; Ind !Rata 43, at devout, at a,. Angel Ufa. Bury in. Edmund's, Suffolk. Attornies, Mr. B. R. Pieterlit, Staplulots, Lbtidort ; 'or Mr. Archer, tiliMcuiull, Suffolk. NathotioilQolouir,. of . reintierton .row, Gough-square, London,' - . dealer „and cbiquioaq, February 12, Y. 3, and March ,es on, at Goildholl. .Attornies, Messrs. Matthews and par i doll,,Qastic-strest, . • , Robert Cullen and John Pears, of Chiapside, LOndon, factors, ciatto, 0 , pr0tn . 39 ,1 cma ct ac ea 4 FeN 14, at twelve, Feb. 4.; ,ged March 94. Attorney;Mr. J. Pa No. 94, Fore.streit,'Critpktate. , _7" Thomas late of Sties. q Ism Londo n, but bants 1 , +:4 4reet Norticaroptociosq date Clerkenw r • - o, money-scrivener, dealer Ind cbapnian, Feb. 15, 57, add Marches, at twklite, at Guildhall. Auoruies, Meson. Wntion end Jiluiftptm, No. 4, Lamb'. Buildings, Temple. Edward Symonds, of Rusper, Seale:, dealer in cattle and chap- Ilith* c FOWSVl 1 5,•1•., ;rod ,Nlarh Fs, at eigveo, at Guildhall, Ison}loM,Atiorfley. v ir. Palmer, Doutty-street. Arikitskld l Didicap Joj lot' F„„Ozallig tidge, Hants, tisk ma • dotifacsiatjti, iistifer February 15, 0.11, and Morels If, at Orel* at , Guildhall, 1.664111 b. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Kinsey, No; 6, Poreilles-161h, . lypmf Kaistitoatc,o wellwaghst.l%o-bespe..l4odlc pea, carpenter, deafer' and' eldlimin,Pary t; at &die, ett; 23, and Maceli Sl4, &lase: tkethilftfialL'Artaketlet;h l4 esn. • • r Turner and IJIn" Aublbald i.ondon. plerihnfit, ; u'art 11„ se mere, Ctial;ill. Anomie, . bimoo, Gray's-Inn-plan. . s• • as 0 . 0• '9 SO li is 0 "s 0 0 isv Is 0 sa 40,6 ss 110 6 441 59 55 0 S 7 Ise s Sr 6- sY 0 48 6 .5 6 'sl' 51 9 48-9 45 - 0 48 0 50s WIRTH- Gloimate ;shirt , _ _ i. - Toesday, it Wilda r equip Widmer*, GC Nrasehill. - - . _ 7 7 ' t - ~ . . ... . i , • ;.. -- 1 • .- i aud, • .., s r; •"a- - • i/ ... .. .' '- IsiCottiAftiSit 'ail y7t)l lC tu i liform sniiii ' atter.' dine Samuel Peek, of !lentos% Mirth Int, dealer and cbspotan, Mare% i 1,144* itrigaicigNet • ....g 1,2, and 93, at one,. at the Globe Tavern, Liverpnol. Atter- Mea t Me. Josiah Williamson, Leigh-street, Liverpusil; or Mr. • ss o,lJit I' OF KING'S 12&13C11, FEB. P. -2-J their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of are; Wlndli, John-street, Bedford-row, London. prevalent complaints, whir:hlis s Leen con fi rmed by the caliche. e - William Sconehewer and John llailey,of Manchester, cotton ma- ~• i . . • • . • • a ref fenny yeets•ift a isle and offensive preetke I seeable Al t n' j ra• mutat turers, &alert - and ehap*en , March 5, fl.,at t hree,l 22, at • . aumacaris' LICENCE. • . • .• . the lanipy sifters festituna to she. ribose frogs rs • -tistal nye, teo, at the Bridt.4aar Aons Inn, Manchester. Atterrnies, Mr. GptitOld : 11201retit for a rule to chew cause why eenantos aver mondani tow attain CLS•S of slalom*, Mt s.rt Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnferd-ederfi Lon ardietE kern a secret destructive biliit rt! loc(l4Sieeree yri..l, a criminal information .should not be filed against GOSS and Co. continueso direct their studies to Howe dituro em don ; or Messrs. Sweet and Wilson, Pail-mall, Manchester. of Berri- : two Magistrates of the county of Lincoln for cor itelhirli net only oeca-inna a ritritertine train of nervais aflectiois' Richard Weston, John Dutton, and Joseph Dation,• . court, Love-tare, Aidermanbury, London, futon, %var.:honk- ruptly sranting a licence to a person for selling ale, bat 1144 , ma* de in . .,net an .ye civilities imktilities ni rim, dealers and cbapmeo, February f 2- 2h, and Maryb 43, dm. He statepi, that this was a case of I singnlar int- lad agu.• In Mx dottrewing state of debility or cledt:ienzy, olio at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rain Pullen, NO. S 4, propriety. The Magistrates at sate regular I.cencing tht:r the_ consequence of such Lac.ful hales, eters:lee drini m ... t. Forezetreet, Cripplegate. day had refused this person a licence for most excel._ long re,itither in but climates, or arty other eau*. by which the poi ted v surgeons ers of the tea in,ond,tittiontio.ittrdirin.ereanArlecgili,lel4l:l:lpz,, tee.. Jolin Corner, of West Smithfield, London, victualler, dealer and cbspinan, February 16,23, and March 23, at twelve, at Guild- lent reasons; notwithstanding which, in about six kill. Attundes, Messrs. Wiltshire, Bolton, mid West, Old , weeks after, these Gentlemen, against whom he was ration to seed and vientout health. . tread-sneer, Iront. 1 applying to the Court, thought tit to grant him a Where an early applicat:on it made for the cure of a cart*. Samdel Cannons, late at Beettrigliarii; Eetex;ittrpenter and black- j i ,.„ 11c ,.. disortlit, ircquently contracted in a moment ur iueLtiety , the sr - . . smith, February 16, 23, and March 23, at twelve, at Guild- ' '"`.: "-_ dlcation is generally completed In the short &pre of two ' day,; - hill. Attarnies, Mr. Harvey, Feeritift-hduse, near Kelvedon, mr. CiAltnotv was proceeding to state the details of 1 and in the more nonne,ii and in ,.. t..rate vat as of venereal Essex ;or Mr. Warne, Broad-street, London. i the case , when he was stopped by the Court, and asked i i n f ect i on , characterized b y a ga ,a,.( y of *d u i . 4 ai ms i . r . Patrick Dingwall, tt Ludgate-hill, Loudon, sinter, February it, : w h e n the licence was granted ? and he answered, ! symptoms, a perseverance is their.plan (without leatraint in t ik:, id, had Marchl3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attinal, Mr. Rd- i about the end of October last. or rattan) will ensure to the patient a perioatient and me., ; bihsoq.Cliartsr-house-square, London. George, Watt!, a Well•streetOkiackney, Middlesex, baker, Feb. 1. Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, that he came too late. C . u _ r t e. . The des aces of the t'rot'hs, as jr"P"tlY atm:m.o. -, 13, 23, and Muck 23, at ten,. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. The parties cannot this term chew cause, but th ey 0 1 % 11 r St or ttn .ri tiltf b fr y og a n i the infa Il l i b* lsle ve and e°ll" impZed ' plat :, l the " y i at 'Ca e l :„ e4 . Th'omis Asbaclti, No. 113, gigh•street, opposite Shidwell- may be indicted at the next Assizes.--Rule refused. .bled to remove obstinate GI. Z ITS Mid S cateTurat, wit. the: Ciircb. 1 ettIISTIR RIOTERS. recent or of long duration, without resorting to the painful au; Charles Sankey, of James-street, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, dangerous use of the caustic boogie. Macy Instesices can be ii,., Mr. TOTI`ING moved for the judgment of the Can't anted of very inveterate caws, of several year, continuanft, 1e.,. cheesernotiger, February id, 21, Ind March 23, at twelve, a Guildhall. Attornies, Mews. Willett and •Annesley, Fins- on use six defendants in this case, via. G. TailbtreA. law yielded to their method in' few days, after the cure 1, 3 4 1,,, I attempted by other practitioners without tffeat ; and such has hr.• bury-spare. M'Gregor, Wm. Gill, John Gough , Ja r n es'Anifits, Abraham Molidy, of Shrewton, Wilts, signaller, dealer and 0 f..„, 0 ,...,,• • ' the agreeable result of a practice of tuurreth years, tlizt ti, •-• and John Ewing, who had been found $r • khapnian,Pbb. 25; at (bur, 26, at one, and March 23, at eleven, a at the Rod Lion lad, New Sinus. A ttorney, Mr. John Stowe*, at the Chester Theatre. dirirrg which period many thousand persons, cifiretit sexes Mae, of Wilton. Wilts. . 1 Mr. GA R now here hoped, that those who had had expenented the enjoyment flashing been petlindessaed,aiter k • tnliaill RlChiiii Magg, of Great Grrimihy, Lincolnshire, corn- the management , of e th p e ns p o m ners secu w t ere ion a w i o lwr, uld rk nAti t i nri rez 1 , vere i Z rs ili . s . J uo, urtot s ts ali tne d thodo co. ez tled eitui btz;e p r r i u e f v e e s radiaa sitig ni n e ris curt perj o ri t% merchant, March 1,2, and 23, at eleven, at the I;:riiisen's for _, • Head Inn, Greet Grimsby . Attornles, Mir. Joseph Daubney, l J ult g ment • " particular complaints, In order that they may not he, by a rc,- of Greet Grimsby ; or Mr. William Grey, No. 2, Holborn. had families, and had been detained in town some taken feet, marked with the obi mete so justly attached to Not. ' inept, Gray's Inn, kondon. time at a great expence , awaitin g the j ud g ment of eeranteropitic, th inkttbutjavic.,:etiseniaatvestostree,dears,„ Joseph Kirk, of Leeds, Yorkshire, tinplate-worker, dealer and t h e C ourt . - have been p operly educaue.t and initiated ke rn every Franck of t!.. t h at h e was ' profeSsiont (sertlficates of which , • tram different I - lova:la. eat , chaptuan Feb 27, 21, and March 23, it clever ,, at th e King's : Arms la n, Leeili. Anoraks, Messrs. Atkinson and Bolland, The ATTORNEY-Gin/URAL obsersed, netinitnialk from the most eminent Phydcwit•t, they itz..vr t a ctr_. there for the peaceable inhabitants of Chester, and he Leeds. since any inquirer), thba flue lioness resulting from their to' • Isaac Hainiworrh, of Pedal', Yorkshire, clothier, February 26, could not consent to the suggestion of the prisoners' your, first induced them to gen the practice ofthe eer.trat pr -_t. 27, and March 23, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. Anomie', - Counsel . The y had ),...5.,, . -... guilty of most outrageous thinner, and they preserve th at their pletasnione constitute aLe (mind en the uarrecedented cor.S.llence with width they liw A Messrs. Upton, Nieholion, and Hemingway, Leeds; or Mesa% i a on James Lambert and Sons, Bedford-row, London. duct,. and the peace of the inhabitants of Chester . by the Public, been SJ libarally honoured. Richard Boys, of Freston, Lancashire builder, joinery •.sajngfaii, /111112# . Riot to be disturbed by such r i ot and o utra g e ; an I *r., be consulted at their house daily Caertionalle, or hit-heel maker, dealer and eharotan, March ' 7, a, and es, ,ga eleirod,i4lllllllpie ought to be made of the men then before the by panatus twee/ter sea, with weeny, delicacy, and ottentian. at th e George Inn, Preens. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery -' 66g, , I GOSS ad's 3 Wrsosless Al, lealllPalsetreet, Fire , -strut. lane, Londbn • or Mr. Dixon, Preston. Mt. J us tice BAILEY then proceeded to read the liftph Brown, ;be younger, and George Brown, hate of Clinks., J u d ge 's street, London, now of Croydon, Surrey, and of a.yteibiere-' street, Ckrkenweil, Middlesex, theesetr.ongen, dialers and ed., that this was not the only instanre in which the chapaten, Fthruaff . 12, 19, and March 23, at twelveot Guild- peace of the city had been disturbed; that party spit hall. Anoraks, Meurs.Willett add Ainesley,Finsbury4quare, 'rit had ran very high in Chester, part of the inhabi ' London. tants Supporrmg Mr. Egetton, while the others were John lone*, of Rochdale, Lancashire, oil-dekler, dealer-and 616- man, February 12, 23, and March 23 , at eleven, at Gendball in favour of the Earl of Grosvener: and that the Attorney, Mr. Mangsall, Warwick-square, Newgete-street, disturbances at the Theatre, of which the prisoners London. had been found guilty', were - Only apart of that sys- GeoaNicholann, of Queen-it:vet, lboidasbury, Middlesex, tem of Outrage told& had ever sibte prevailed. and ehapman, Feb. 11, at tientic, 22, at 'liven, mind Much 23, at twelve, at Guildha ll . Attorney, Mr. T. S. Mr: Gaartow -spoke in behalf of the defendants, Too soy, War wick-court;Holborn. and dwelt at consideratie length on the high state of Edmund Hopwood, of Marsden, Lancashire, c'alico-rnilnnfar- the - electiOn ferfdr at the time - Of the riot ; and, like tune, dealer and chapman, February 28, at four, and Meth . Sir Roger de toverletin The •Speeta Mr, contended, 1,23, at eleven, at the Devonshire Arms, Kighley. Anomie., Mown. Caton and Bruthell, Aldersgatt - street, London ;or . , that 44 Mni'll ''ilhs to -- be said on bOth sties." - He Mr. Delafere, Kighley. Itopecl that the Ccittrt would extend its' mercy to the Joseph Hill &Swan, of Brook's-plate, Kennington, Surrey, Sew- i prisoners. * ! factor, &ater and thapman, February 19, es, and March 9.3, i • Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Meeks, Welleose-snuare, • Thrt-e other Conned Were hiard on the same side. - -- -- 4 AL said, that he appeared inhabitants of the city, and Ciaters btltht not to escape bad been 'guilty of the most , • 'Merited eientplary puhish- 1 J othertounfel were 'heard on 1 detest ( f ile ciehtence of the 1 d on the e lniifibity of their ' nectisslty there Was of keiep rd. _ populdas cities. The sentence df Pita tare actremirita orrvires NO 'idA:TadieS DB* .ie part was, that Taylor and Waregor be impri- NOSZLLE AND lila AlisaftiCAN attic o r Waft i'laE.N. idnedin the King's Bench for six months, Gough anti {The follosiC.ing article no this subject is copied from the Jarnali Aintit three 'months a • ' and Gill for tint Months, ire the i touiant,Cet Norio. saute Phicin, and - eve .i sureties fbr their tuttite gooti w We see by papers . frtim home 'that the Atiericin 'betwitiut• Government tdie SentdiSpatches tO England relitive bats conld`Writ attend on . acentnitof 111 health. to the af f aieberiven Lis Majesty's brig 'Moselle and 'axeotinAOlo V'RENCH-PE/80Nnoro.vioars. the United srates brig Vixen fralliis libsitiess, aside , S. 13aitall, Who had Eeen rainy 'Years a *liter . at now stand with America , no 'treaty extstirt„ and'the The Broien Bear, in Row-street,' *act 'brought up to Condit& of her GoventMent in favnier'of Pilifee,.ttaie receive jar went, 'on an infortnation charging hint.. 'occurs another instance . Of her pitishfoiffitt. With'flithertof the escape of a French O ffi cer, ifiso- N A county peopled by descendalitifsibretk:Oilift, Der of 'we th Chesterfield. i which;since its Independence, has Been Seilsr4 ac. On liplialf of the accnsed,loMe.llll3avits were mill customcd to have conceded tcr its desires Mei *Med and t otnsetheard, writhe AttOrney:General against ;Child, mover knoVes when to atop in ittdeliindi !- him. `Could that country expeeethe right of a British crui. The C,ourthaving Eipatiated en the enormity of I zer to bring-to at sea, was' to lie kieep up by any Lis Offence, as -it iirliS attended .with mercenary mi.! Commander entrusted with - a 'pendant ?'-. As 'we well afialiirgial 'considerations, ; 'sentenced him to be.' have heard the 'story, Captain flor a 'acted with eorifilied tirelye'rzionths in the House of Correction, . that priiriptitude and propriety of cond uct Which ale Coidlialhtelds. ,expected from every British Cominander. I - lOWas , mmom.4l•Mm=.l lol l l . l. lying at anchor on the Bahama Bank When the Vixen , , sEA;CGAL METERS:OFFICE, LONDON, I r --- • pp a crowd of sail, •artilas in d'ury bou n d , - CAII4O lA, : SOI.D, an, he sent his boat to see whit she 'was. 'lle Offieer - • Mniatay, - Wed. NEWCASTISCOAL. - Feb. 4. ' : Feb. 6. boarding, no"deubt, teas initructed •to 1,64 ,lier to. Adair.. Main - 3 54 3 I • • The Vixen continued on. Captain 'Boyd of iddise did Bedwurtb - - . . S i . , , not know' hether she was a privateer,iitif if he had Coalfaace - . patiently waited until his boat should haiellien car; De 4 tOn - . I ,red out of sight, what would the Adiiiralty hate ' rAgt .' l4l4l ..- \.. aO . -f - 11 22111 1- 11 said to him ? - What'Would'bhCetitiiitribave'said ? ei e ke ut ..... 3 41,11 , aln thernean time, Idititian Seould have carried Heaton Make ,- . 'le it n his Majesty's boat to Yankee - town, and croited'over Hebbant MAI 7 • 'S If 5 - 1 'his triumph. The 'Rtpublitan papers wouldhaie te- , K it ! ihn g wwt h • . - 1." .7i; ontop Windsor a - • •.• 'He sounded with the glorious achieVentent, andefij3ecially Taw nley Main • . , . . . 'wlien a Member of Cotigress was ore bbard't 'give it 'walker - 'all the ettaiitifind forhe' Of ' expression. 'the ' tyro. , avetrized , ~, - 'idle, liolfreier,t e t tides Weigh, "and lthiriti,liaielY I.l... en2 P ie'• wag End :-, 1 . willlngron -•••• • • ' isniiiio ; - *id 'shoe which •ateidentillY : hit the l i wr„„ -....... Viien:iiira'riCeesiary * Meislie to 'get beet! his Ma. Itc Ws Walli-End - „ & acid' • tint - . 1., jesif : Stoat men ; arid any damage sustalred by 1 Manor Wars . , a 'llie Aiterican n man' °like Wits a just conseipiiitte off Bewl6k Ivgi'seW ..1 ` -- 1 lice'tectierity. The 'most inveterate enemy tie . hate 1 Ntw•calete , Blyth _ At- would not be guilty of the want of civility tahlch On Hirai - that ?cession was displayed by the Co` itniiider o ll'lrassin g toti Mats - the Vixen." stiNlakitt.taftl). ..,Bourn II' Friday nett, ' theWhie 'of the Stile Loltery will '- Moo -edema alg r a - .4c 'be - drawn. Tickets * and ' Shires are on Sale by 1 arewberde Mew - Ils RICHARDSON, GOODLLCK, and Co. at * their Offices, L.Prilinro.. s e - o I r *ls base Corner of Bank Bait:llogs, Cornhikand facing the' iii: s w l gni . tieg's Mews, Charing cmse ; where No. 27, a Prize ! it,,,,eesteban - of te/0,000, waliold in iiiteen Sixteenths, last Lottery- : w rara Walt's End --i. 2.• Valentine's• Day is Next Thursday, and it also the list day of piarchasieg in the preseat - state Lottery, as the Drawing will begin at Ten o'clock on Friday i .Morning, and fo.9ish the. same Day t Last Valentine's ~ Tray Blatt '501d 5 3734, a Prije of . 4i20009, , avd 12 , .fCapitall'rtzetins Shares, ; onNarentine's Day, 1 i ll tle also ' sold MIS, a Prise of 430;000; to. Ste. 1 Helopei his friends will' be as fortunate this year; at all events they have a superior .eharte, as'* the Sth7me• cittAtens.4 Prins of X 20,000, *6 . capitals,. tad 11'00,000 1A ?rites.. ' 4 CH AI .11i1NOV.. MESSRS. !Miami's Semite, challenge the whole woritl to prove single invader where their luledieihe and molted of cure lave faded of the &sired effott. The Is;actiee of many years in o i f particular branch of their protest:on has not given rise to ou u•unceestrful ease. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and rne of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, I which is the consequence of that pernicious add wasteful eiT , :ct.ca habit long andanost unhappily pursued by the youths of Isod• r is; in the our it will be found to be the unfairvg sottri.r of barr..a. tams ; the other have ins rad...ges fatally dievetived to than by a 4a. tressin g was of deisilky, se leCh ,if net *finely aeinedied, rormiiates In impotence. These are tts remote and Otis:taut eth.,c :s„ *We en. sumptions,loss of muscular power, sa xi various nervous cennyialits usually clutracterhe the earlier stages of rldsnsittery vice. Of per sons languishing under the-disorders it to nosh aliehlt; tin kr treatment - is simple and hat Dover provel ensticawshil, is de ' onerteof a long, laborious, Ind tnuch extended practice. b tbs must obstinate and complicated cams of viiierwal infection, leo as etutnictione in the urethra, s; - tingy eve:fit:encl.', hart , i,. mours,callous users, eniptions; sermetal weakness, glees, as do i ti i'lbillafitrai, I V(hether recent or of Wog duration, IPA a!i!lela have baWtA tie ! skill ofother Practitioners ; are by thair preo's:t improvi.d pine al Mat Illetl t; effectually and pertnaneutly cured, witliulot the 14,,ett suffering the excruciating pain and aharnitirg iternoniere w••••S often forldess the application of the lunar emetic.. In the count , 4 tO years extensive practice in this.nsetropotis,yenneroes t..t .1 Strictures have been and ate daily under their are, the ta :4 eradication of which are *Lb:en-if by a safe. eertairs, azzi expt.Y.t. , tions anode of practice, riot teary other jet amed. The weakness, relaaation, a proceeding tertnalds cereplekr, 'is speedily removed, and the -patient re.tured aolsmadi Pei se ,goruits limilik. lint where the debility has Mr year! ethic& 4 proper perst•irerance in their restorative remedies, after the tri . .- ttire has been destroyed, is inditpensahly requisite tarry ! ** tis • ilunibering sparks of life add weresnintste the Oanstitution. Several Noblemen and Genttemen, of the Sr* reipectaidlity. have been under the care of Altera. Curries and Coe for the r.. 'novel of centplaints.of the Urethra, Ssrittutes, &c. and, twist 'received a radical and petntancnt mre requesrthat referencs maybe made n 5 them as satisfiactiry evidences of the divided-so . polarity of Petters. Currie and Cu..% enter neatiment. Mate of these Gentiemen hive had Strimisees from ten to twenty yeas., and bad been under the care of Messrs. How and fkavishla. and other cur tons of equal eminence, who tut erupted use care by, the application of the lunar 'Casale, witkent wiectisa. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be Osseatedtoroltbet ersvaitli the greatest delicacy, Hersey; mut Irmane, at their house, ;b10..i::, ilatton-Garden. Patients in the cenntry.lare requested to in...! 'the particulars of their cam, age,and general habit of being, 5.r.. unclosing a remittance fur as fee and etedicines i when' the Rte trill be given or sent to any part Of thsikingdont. To ensure that secrecy so estesuial to their undertaking, the postabe of Letters may twi2sdi* , l to the as:eunt for ruedicinec.. 13V HIS MAI ES'I'VtiIIOYAL. LETTarts PATENI'. LEA KE's Genitint - PILLS, Fo.justly ferrous for their superior efficacy in curing every degree ard symass of the Venereal Disease, the Seamy. as, without cownietuew restraint of eliet, is an easy, expt;tlitione r safe and VAT,t nes. nee. One smell tasteless Pill is i dose; its 'oideation imperafr tilde, and oeimielog no part relay et:MAN% lo 15 days they general!? atom' theta level Disoulres ; where they fail to that time ofixtreattly restnabsg health, the Iti• tient has the happy assurance that he or she.is at the eve of so restored, let the degrzi of malignancy be Her so great. • ft it an excellency pectillar to these Pills; to make directly to the tampion:leg part ' and enter into ;Motes: with the effeertre. matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. Thry ate dolt: rvd by . ruperiesce to be a presentee of health, as well as a net rer, by taking only eight single Pills 'Spring and fall in every In short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to tte. , ., that whatever he promibod himself from thisa,they were sure • fulfil and exceed, as though inepatient of immortal and metres fame- These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabineli t. `Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, fcr slat they e tett good In all climates any length of time, and that they wow Istorne the • trst , Of near %SO clean, vekk increasing teeth . • thenseelyee, and honour to tileiraatin;r, insomuch that dueltiztl last eight years they have radically cured upwarOs of 40,0e0 le • • sons, many of whoin had been di...charged from Hospit..als talleatlonlad bbess frequehtly repeated, and all other meth: '' made us of without effect. Ptepared•end• Soil by the hale Proprietor, Tempt ea TA , z • .1 Member of the RoyaiCeliege of Surgeons in London, at Id, kJ. No. 9, New Bridge- street ; where he will give advice, with:. Pee,ro persons Wring these Pills, ariewill'abswer Pitt •-• tern, if pottleidd; on the- fame terms ' ebeening rag-4 r•' most ineiolebleeetreen no patient's ;Mae or case heal g enentioned, but at their own particular review, by thsePrJpriet. during the course of enure than 49 years, that helas had .he c .1- ducting of an extensive sale of the above Moidne, and th: dm arising therefrom. They are also oold;Ine- his appointritest, it the Perfismer's, ; 0. $5, St. Alban'oesserret P u ll-mad; the Toy - shop, No. 10, t; , ford,strect; Mr. Dasorough's, No. 7, inie.street•Hill, ay . I opposite the Monument; and by one Person in emery cons town' iwEngland, ilte. In Matt of only 21. 9.3.015 ch: •*ith fallen& plain directions;' whereby persons of either *1 is .t sure thetroreless etritif ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Bel sold in Great Britain is seakd op with : In which, by favourof the Commissioners,' s printed at the t'tarr. - Office "'l'. Thine, N 0.9, War Bridge-etreet."he Infinite whi.s is feloirr% and all others are coenterfeit. - - - F.B. D. tcl. Frb. a. Pd.ARMID. Minted ylartp at ebereser, Bertel,the Rcv . John Bond, of Tristan, ollt: . ta 'Emily, sewed daughter of the late Job: rittilt N . .t i r..< At' I:4I.s.IJUN IS ik I 1 ,(:6 10414 f /IWO' , Morn . . A ffebbitok !t niniiteCifte 4 . .... .... . ..... -............. 1:01.1DON a Prlneg rldribi•AretlyllSZVE't Kr ' Bl l 111146e1. , Dents, Hy. 1, carrps!rlet, ao4 t tate CU, , rtw iVIJITCS at,no,F, anti Pike, Illossubunr-situarii. Thopisam,sif praik-kinaci.eciort,.9 l lol 6 •lo4 l4o . - . • f nel i i "P t * , fis u g, br0W1,410414, led dispiiian, Feb- r ell. WI, 'MC Malelfl3ol flavaih:at IL Anomie, Messrs. 111Ablawbksoisid e Keipel. at elev,:en, at Guildhall:Attorney, Mr. Mick., Wellc:ow-square, 1 The Lohdoo. __T roniair.Gticapi A . less ' t h e/ Louis litnonsf, of Nring Garden, *fidttescr, taoern- keeper , • 2 eriri lorthe 'peaceable Jo dealer and ehapntan, Fdb. 11, 'at twelve, Feb. 15, at eleven, l'llkintiriderl, that Mich iiir 4 toll Mardi 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atuirney,.Mr. Wal- ' with iMpunity. mile lalit ter, Girdlers'-hal), Basinglialktreet. . . goons. • / Thomas Bailer , of High -utr ~ torn Surrrh*.t. j „ d , ostrageotto condhtt.-L-they chainian, Vela. 12, C!, . - . • l 3, it ten, at bifl..— therm item, .. - 1 ... „, a.. ' • , Lae 1/1 ' . th e same side. , Attorney , Mr. Drown , .. - . , 3041.6 ' 1 4 ... Mr. TiffihrliG and two 01 *na* . Richard 'lre,' • I.imeicouse,- ' . , s tanlifi s *WAN °lra " , and coto' • rota '. ' 1,.. ,- 4 4. ' „i ii , s. , i t , tyi at Mr. Juktitie Oltdte drill Gentle.' Guifahtfl. Anornl ' 1 'T' ''''. - ho, gistirs,iiatf • 'vs. Court. He expit?ated s .n3r, 'Atistre Friars, ', ~ : , tondutt, and dwelt On the re Lord a • .—,.......a..6,........,—... - -lifted' . oruer in populo - ill -.1.--.___"......_ •--.-,__:-.... ...'.• .. , ...C. vs.e,. 'the curt was, that Tayhr .9 • . I &3 0 A 0 -ffs ol aCa: ec 62 0 63 6 52 0 1„ J f: r . •• 0 4 4 2 oo o qte '52 0 v__ I ili . I 41