Star. — London, England, 1811-10-16 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, OCTOBER 15, 1811. The Hon. Rear-Admiral Legge has transmitted to J. W. Croker, Esq. a letter from Lieutenant Wrest. pll, Acting Commander of his Majesty's sloop Co lumbine, giving an account of the capture of two French privateers, on the 30th of last month, under the batteries at Chipiona, by the boats of the above sloop, under the directions of Lieutenant Green. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. w.ift-OFFICE, oCTnBER 15. sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Major George Holmes to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice I.Va:son, who re tires; Cornet D. de Dauhraya :o be Lieutenant, vice Jeffries, deceased; and Charles Mona, Gent. to be Cornet, vices Dau braya. Ditto—Corset the Hon. St. George Cuff to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trafford*, promoted. 6th Data—Wiliam C. Hamilton, Gem. to be Cornet, by par chair, vice Fleeson, who 4th Reg menr o► Dragoons—Captain John Charles Dalb:ac to be Major, by purchase. vice Leighton, who retirzs; Lieutenant the lion. Dudley Carleton to be Captain 01 a Ttoop, by pur chase, vice Dallnac. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Dennis Daly, from the 59th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice blahun, who exchanges. I Ph Deco— des Voeux, Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase. 17th Dtro—Lieutenant John Burton to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Conran, who retires; Cornet Robert Wil bugton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Burton. Sth Regiment of Font—Ensign Edward Fairtlough to be Lieute- I nant, vice Setigewick, deceased. Quarter-plaster-tierjeant John Watson to be Quarter-Macter, vice Hartshorn, appointed to the 2d Royal Veteran Barralitin. 9th Ditto—Captain Willtant Gomm to be Major, without pur chase, vice Hall, promoted in the 7th West-India Regiment; Charles Smith Reehea.l, Gert. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice B.Amett, appointed , o the 7th Dragoon Guard*. 921 Ditto—*Ensiati John James Garforth, front the 10th Foot, to be Lientenaut, by purchase, vice Dente, promoted. gdd D tin—Lieutenant Alexander Gourlay to be Captain a Com pany, vice Keith, decease:a. To be First Lieutenants, Second Lieutenant John Macdonald. by purchase, vice Wilcox, who retires, and Second Lieutenaut Robert iltitLE, wt hour purches..., vice Gottriay. • 'Co he Second Lieutenants, Alexander Claehills, Cent. without purcha.e, vies Butler; Vo lunteer Robert Hilliard, from the Sth Fnur , v i er Curreis, who resigns; and William Prichard Lloyd, Gent. vice'( aylor, ap pointed to-the 22d I.i ht Dragoons. 95th Ditto—Captain Duncan Mq.areo, front the 91 st Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice Callander, who exchatiges. SStb Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel James Macartney to be Captain of a Company, vice Russell, deceased; Ensign Charles Camp bell to be Lieutenant, vice Macartncy; and Edward Augustus 1/ay Maxwell, Gent. to be Ensign, v ce Campboll. 29:11 Ditto—Lieutenant William Elliot to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Davy, who retires; and Lieutenant Charles Forbes, from the 4th Dragoons, to be ditto, by pur chase, v . ce Hodge, promoted. 32d Ditto- - --I.eutenant Robert Dillon to be Captain of a Com- ' p att y, by purchase, vice Wood, who retires. s3d Eitto—Eitsign William Keddy to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Taunton, who retires. 42d Ditto —Captain Maxwell Grant to be Major, vice Rose. de ceased ; Lieutenant Alexander Fraser to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Grant, promoted ; and Ensign J. Rol:rtsun to be Lieutenant*, wilhout purchase, vice Fraser. To he Lttsigns, Joseph Farrar. Cont. by purchase. vice Barclay,. promoted; Gorge Gene hitimo, Gent. without purchase, vice Strang( , pronetivl in the 2.1 Garrison Battalion; and :ilattly Nicultion, Gent w i.hotst purchase, vice Robertson. 451 1/Ivo—Captain_ Joe. ph Wells to he M lot, vice Eery, de ceased; and Lieutenant John Pis to be Captam of a Com pany, witlyint percliase, ar'ce SiVlt Ditto —Capta i n Denis hialion, front the 9111 J..!z!tt goons, it, he Captain it: a Company, vice Daly, who eechanee.. 57. h Ditto—Ensign .kntireve Rolm:inn to be Lieut,etaet, vice &ale, deceased ; and Volun.ser George Raymund to he En sign, vice Robinson. fifth Regiment of Foot. To he I demenan. s, without purchase, Ensign Erdber7„ vice Mayer, promoted. Ensign Charks Y. de FfatitiOr.i. vice Soasso, Eit-ign Witham Rafter. Ensign -- tie chanz, vice Grerory, decisaf , id. Ensign J. B. Gaff, vice Gordon, promoted in the Stli West4ndia Regiment. 1.. V Fkischbut, vice Jon , p, vyriotr , d to the n7th root. Ensign W. rirt•tthaticr, vice Reynell, pnanoted in the ith We-t-Inclia Regiment. Ensign R. H. 1.. Stoll; r, vice :\l•Carthy, promoted. Ensign John Beaumont, vice Walther, promoted. Ensign ai.d Adintai..t Peter Brottz to have tho rani: of 1 lei:tenant. j:ttsign Ir4ticis Alleni vice Ritter, promoted in the ico.h foot. To be Ensigns, without purchase, John Hanley, Gent. vice Victet, v.boae appointment has not taken place. Francis Lane, vice Frdberg, promoted. Alan Bellingham Cii.r:les, Gent. vice Francloci, promoted. John Currie, Gent. vice Rafter, prortv4ed. Wm. Mackenzie, Gent. vice De Schanz, Ivomoted. Charles Norman Mac Lean, Cent. v • : promoted. Wru. Bra y , Gent. vice Gaff, promoti Ilugh Sutherland, Gent. vice Bretthauer, promoted. Joint Hamilton, Gent. vice Schuller, promoted. W. Cathcart Bagnall, Cent vice Beaumont, promoted. James Lawless, Gent. vice Alien, promoted. 'l3d Ditto—Lieutenant Edward A urioi Hay, fro:a the 61st Foot, to be Captain of a Comi.i.ny, by purchase, vice Grey, who retires. Ditto--Hospital-Mate Farrell O'Reilly to be Assiitant•Sur• geon. Seth Ditto --Ensign George Hill to be Lieutenant, by rurchase, vice Stewart, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet Charle,7 front the Royal Militaty Colltv, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hill. flat Ditto--Captain A. J. Callender, from the 2.lth Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice M•Laten, who cxchayse:. 95 t h Ditto—Lieutenant A. J. Diggle to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Pratt, deceased; !-,ecund Lieutenant C. I'. 'Ft aille to be First Lieutenant, vice Diggle ; Vulunteer Doyle, from the silt Foot, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Traille. led Ditto —Ensign James Adair, from the 27th Foot, to ha Lieut;maut, by purchase, vice Laycock, promoted in the 98th Foot. Gar:ison Battalion —Ensign Alexander Strange, from the 421 Foot', to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice /thg,rs, ap pointed Paymaster to the Seth Foot. 4th Revel Veteran Battalon—ierjeant-Major R. 11,1‘Moutry, front the Seitli Foot, to be Ensign, vice liar, promoted. I I th Dirn—Davi B d lack, Gent. late Lkutenium in the 20th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Whitaker, deceased. HOSPITAL STAFF. ♦ndrew Thompson, Gent. to be Hospital• Mate for General Service. The King's German Legion. sd Regimert of Light Dragoons—John Wm. Wider, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Power, dismissed. Chasseurs 11rittanniques—Lieutenant, Joseph Muller to be Cap• tain of a Company, vice Le Maitre, deceased. To be Lieutenants, jnsign Proto, vice de Octane, proawted ; Ensign Octavio' Choiseul, vice Mace. To be Ensigns, without purchase, Frecorbin, Gent. vice Von Dalmanii, appointed to the 60th root ; grasdefer, Gem. vice Protu, promoted. MEMORANDUM. Deputy C o mmissary-General Wm. Tudor, Is supersedes, be lag absent without leave. Commission in the Royal South Lincoln Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. • 6 1 .0.1 Janos &WM, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Oct. 7, lsll. ••.- BANRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov. ti. Charles Baglehole and Joseph Redgrave, of Mark-lane, London, merchants and partners, at ten; at Guildhall; BANKRUPTS. Henry Johnson and Thomas Pritchard, late of Nile-place, New Kent-road, prrish of St. Mary, Newington, Surrey, builders, dealers and cliapmen, and copartners, to surrenthr October 29, Nov. 2, and dO, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Char sley, No. 18, Mark-lane, London. James stone, of Windsor, lurks, haberdasher, dealer and chap man, October 19,29, and November dti, at ten, at Guildhall.- Attornies, Messrs. ream and Son, Swithin's-lane, Cannot.- Street, London. Charles Stone, of St. Mary Hill, London, merchant, dealer and chapinan, October 19, 26, and November 26, at ten, at Guild hail. Attornies, Messrs. Pearce and Sun, Can non-street. John Wood, of SunderLnd, Durham, grocer, dealer and chap man, October 29, November 2, and '26, at eteveu, at Guddl • 11, London. Attornies, Messrs. 'Filson amid .Ereston, Chatham place, New Bridge-street, Blacktriar, London. John Ridge, late of Glastonbury, Somersetshire, baker, dealer and chapinan, October 28, 29, at elitven, and November 26, at five, at the White Hart Lill, Glastonbury. Attornies,Messis. Shephard and Allington, Gray's-lon-aqua" e, London ; ur Mr. John Fry Reeves, Glastonbury. ,„ David Burrell, of Jennyn-street, parish of St. James, Westmin ster, jeweller, dealer and cluipman, October Id, 26, and Nov. ac eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holmes and Lowden, 17, Clement's-lon, London. Isaac Aldenert, barles Christian Boclier, and James Hargreaves, 1 late of it. P.aul's Churn-yard, bur now of Eopthall-Buddinga, London, mem:lama and copartners, dealers and charnel!, Octol.i.T 19, 26, and Nsv. 26 at eleveil s .at Guildliad. Alturiitra Nlessra. Deni:ett and (,nave,, King's Arita-yard, Cub:Luau street, London. John King, of Brick-lane, Spitallields, Middlesex, taylor, October 19, 26, and Nov. 26, at twelve, at Gun , ' hall. Attorney, Mr. No. 7, l'hilpot-lane, Fei.church.strect. George Crossley, of silversmith, jeweller, dealer and chapman, October 28, 29, and Nov. dn, at alto:, at the Dug 'cavern, Manchester. Atturnies, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester or Messrs. Milne and Parry, si emu. , pie, London. INflargaret Lewis and Jo`an Lewis, of Newtown, Montgomery copartners, dealers and manufacturers ut flannel, October 25, 26, arid Nov. 26, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Newtown.- Attorniet, Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Loosioa ; or Mr. Evan Stephens, Newtown. lhontss Napier, late of Litisolin. merchant, dealer and cLapman, Nov. 5,1, and 25, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpoul.- Az:urines, s\lr. Vi'indle, John-street, Bedford-row; or Mr. Laarles Bird, Castle Ditch, 1.0r2-street, Liverpool. Isaac Aguilar, of Devonshire-square, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, October 19, 2h, and Noverobtr df, at twelve, at Attormes, Messrs. Cs . adeson, Ballow, and Grosve nor, Au, in Friars. John Plumbe, of Liverpool, money-scrivener, dealer and chap man, Nov. 3, d, and '2G, at one, at the Globe tavern, I ohm. street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Blackstuck, Liver • pool; or Messrs. Blackswck and Bence, Paper-Buildings, emple, London. ChristoptierClarke, late-of Calthwaite, CumberNii, cattle dealer, Oct. 24,'25, and Nov. 26, at eleven, at the Cretin Dr:.3on Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Birkett, No. 9, Bond -court, N al btouk, London ; or Mr. Henry Pearson, Carlisle. DI VIMENDS. Joseph Hill, of Great Mary-la-bonne-street, Middlesex, taylor, Nov. 26, at one, at Guildhall.-John Taylor, of Chatham, wine. met chant, Nov. 16, at one, at Gnildliult.-Wm. Buoy, of Hart street ,lslootrisltury, builder, Nuu.l2, at one, at Guildhall-Joseph Stanley and Fleming, of Deal, Kent, Nov. I tt, at tweive, a: Guildhall.--Wilhain Mason, late ut klursieydown, victualer, Nov. 5, at ten, at Uoildhall.-James Demon, of Eurnham, Essex, seedsman, Nov. 5, at eleven, at Goildi.al..-Airs. Dallas, of l'uwer-Lill, wine and porter mer chant, Nov. 19, at one, at Guildhall-Wm. Heslop, of l.ung- Rcm man's mercer, Nov. 5, at eleven, at hennas Moffat: and Juan Brown, of t.lostv..ll.streLt, St. Luke, blue. ma. aulacturris, Nov. 13, at eleven, at Guildhall.-- . lltomas Copper, of Pancras-lam!, Loodun, warehuusenian, Nov. 30, at twelve, at Gentili:in.-Joseph Brown dun . late of Caunon-tirreet, but now en Croydon, and ut Aylesbury-street, Clerkes, we I, she. temoner, 26, at twelve, a! ClllleliAil -M. Charl ton, ut Argyle-sta ret, 'Westminster, victofer, Nov. 16, at twelve, lau•ldhall.-Stepiteit Lawrence. ot Ostortl-.:rest, Middlesex, tr - reer, Dec. 7, at [wave, at Gutla.: m. Percival, of Os ten t, IsSidstlescx, Enen-drap: r, .Novtinthi:T 12, at twelve, it t=tilli!lidii.-Joan how, of Mancliest..r, box-ntaker, N 0,.. , at chweo. ;Ir. the Siar Manche-ter. . CERTIF !CAI F..;, NOV. 5. Wm. Scott, of Lloyd's Cuffee.liumie, London, ineurance.ibroker. Josevh liayston, orispwer-Royal, London, dealer. Jabal Cross, of Plymouth, butcher. John G. Cogger, oi Weimuutii-s• met, Surrey, wire-worker. R chard Carter, of Stephtn•street, Nliddlesea, carpenter. Joseph Wood, at !averpool, merchant. Joseph F. Rattellury, late of Coithall-court, insurasce-broker. Bow-yraFET. —Yesterday William Harrold • was brought btfore Mr. Rua% and underwent a final ex amination, charged with having naval stores in his possession without being able to give a satisfactory account how he became possessed of them. The pri soner was stopped a few nights since at Pentonville, byl.imbrick, the parole, with a flain his possession. John Namara!, Chief Clerk to the Master Attendant at the Dock-yard, at Deptford, attended, and stated, that the flag found upon the prisoner was a Dutch signal - flap containing 96 yards of new narrow bun ting, marked with a single tape, being the usual mark put on the King's naval stores, and the value of the bunting was 18s. The ptisoner not being able to pay ten pounds, he was convicted under the 39th and 40th of Geo. 111. cap. 69, and sentenced to three months imprisonment, the value of the property being, under 20s. Hit had been above, it would have been an indictable offence., . Afary Smith, charged with stealing from the shop of John Harris, a linen-draper, in Picket-street, several silk pocket handkerchiefs; was committed' for trial. A womanmas committed for stealing a watch from a-man, which was found upon _her in a most extraor., dinary place of concealment. HarToN-Gaitom--Tisonsar fristhy, a fashionably dresled young man, was charged-by Mr. Gad, of White Lion-street, Pentonville, with Navin; robbed him in June, 1809, in a public house, at Islington, of ' se2l in bank-notes ; after which the prisoner abscon- i ded, and was never seen by the prosecutor, who then lodged examinations at this office, till yesterday at noon, when he met the prisoner. in Cheapside, and came up to-shake hands with him, as if an old friend. The prisoner vas remanded for further examination. U mos HALT..—Yesterday a case of the Brighton coach was heard, on the information of Clifford, the informer, supported by the' evidence of Thomas Apostle, his witness, for an alledged offence of having one passenger rnore•on the box than is allowed by Act of Parliament. A Solicitor attended for Mr. Barry, coach-master at .Brighton, and on his cross examining the witness, Thomas Apostle, the latter frankly aariiitted that he was always paid by the said informer, Clifford, a week's wages of 355. in advance; and it appearing that the witness was interested, and the informer having no other_evidence to support his information, the worthy Magistrates dismissed it-- There were informations On the same day for like offences against Mr. English, of Lewes, and Messrs. Hammond and Walker, Dorking, fir the Lewes and Dorking coaches, and the informer having no other evidence to support his information against these coaches Lhan Avow iftostltphe withdrew them. . . SURREY SESSIONS, OCTOBER 15. MARRIED. Yesterday, by the Rue. 1. Mauk, Rever of Norse'. r:.,11, T. W. Southoure, Esq. Ire of the 37th Regiment, to second dauOiter of John F wises, if Waterton'', Esq. Yesterday, at Hastings, by :be Per. Welizter Whi•,ler, 1 f J.:Ty Coss) er, Esq. Payinastei of Ilse 70 battalion of the King's Ger man I.eg n to Mt-8 Vereira, of Lon to-mar, lttsroy•square, niece of 1\144,411.u1,6, Wirt of Mairstovr.HtllM, iIL vOll. THE KING V. JASIES FORD. The defendant, a gardener in the neighbourhood of Rotherhithe, was indicted for a violent assault on Anne Bliss, a poor woman residing near him. It a ppeared that the prosecutrix occupied a cottage si tuate in a road leading to some premises occupied by the defendant. The footpath leading to her door be ing in extreme bad order, she had in Jannary last purchased about two loads of rubbish to mend it with. This rubbish was shot in the road near her door, preparatory to its being spread on the footpath. . During the time it was lying there the defendant had occasion to carry some hay to his premises at the up- . per end of the road, and on perceiving this rubbish, under pretence that there was not room for him to • pass, he with his son proceeded to spread it about the middle of the road. Whilst they were doing this the prosecutrix discovering what was going forward, came out of her house, and telling the defendant for what purpose the rubbish was collected, requeSted he would desist from spreading it about. Instead of complying with her request, he abused her very' , ,grossly and struck her several violent blows with a ' shovel which he had in his hand. This statement of the prosecutrix was corroborated by several witnesses. The defendant attempted to prove that the prosecu ti ix Ind committed the first assault by striking him. The Jury, however, found the defendant Guilty, and the Court, after animadverting with considerable se verity on his offence, sentenced him to pay a fine of Twenty Pounds. DIED. On the 6111 inst. at her huss,e, !airfield, lan2rksbire, Mn. Cumming, agrd $5 - • . CHING'S PATEN I' WORM I.OZENGAS. N I XTOItMS are the mist frequent sources of CM • dren's lratunim.—Their symptoms every parent sad dim of children should be acquainted with. I hey o:castun look of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face. emaciation ace irregular stair of the bowels, attended Wier with viol. nt pxirts ; they tiring oat convulsions; they act the growth of the bcely t and they prove fatal, by ending in a coy .ump ion or ay. Bute a. a preventative and cure of thee ce:r. , ,lalots,tbeaboyst excellent Medicine ituniverully allowed, on the tc•stiti.ory the' highest characters in this country, both to tank and re:p.n.tabi lity, to have no equal. Their pull c a prohatlwo. given n the Proprietor, from a personal ktiowl.lir.• of its wet- derail , uccew In their own families, stamps its meta beyond canine:it: , 1 ,, sr4 gives a tancton to of whist no ctlur Med:ch . .: of the kit ri can boast. Parents and others, who have etc c...re cl.:11 should have this remedy as a family Medicine to r,art to, a hen ever the stoinach or bowels of Children are any way ditutlered t which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale ar.d retail. at Ching-and Butler's, No. 4, f heap ; side, London; Slurp and Belun, Portsmouth; Jolts, Wurou„ Ailmet, and Mallory, Portsea; Hill and Johnston, Gwpurt ; Coleman and Jacob, hbeerni is ; Peck and Russ, and Turner, Hull ; biaxiand, Cookworhy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth, Knott and Lloyd, and Siviacey and Co. Birmingham ; and Latlibury, Liverpool; Steil/es at.d Lynch, 114anchester; "1 - rcwrian, Exeter ; Smith, Mamtcrtoa, Regain:, scotr, and atis• ter Edinburgh ; axter and hPlLonald, Glasgow ; Bulges sad Lla;xy, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich . ; Swinton, Leices ter; and retail by Most country medicine venders, la bum, at Its. tad. and 51. 6d. each. 4RRES7' OF DEAD BODIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. / • ' • .11/VlCii. • Stn—l read with no small surprise ani indign.itioti, I AX/HEN Men of Education and Professional skill the account in your Paper of Alonday, respecting the 1 7 use Ferseverlng endeavour* to discover the most safe and arrest of a human co. I have often hearckof such certain method of treating a few prevalthig Diseases, the success rpse hal result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. i arrests, but never could trace the story to an authentic Mears. COSs and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make source. The Gentlemen of the Sheriff's Office for the cue of the following the okr,ect of their particular study, vi e . ' Middlesex, have constantly denied all knowledge of . a etetaat Disce:tt r, frequently contracted in a monism of intoti. its concomitants. Istritslsres and Glatt, width, by 'such captions, and reprobated the idea. Of their il - ration. and att Improved plan, are speedily and effectual:y cant]; as alit, d i . le g ality there batty, whether arising from haceltanattan indui„ o e ctict-tt, !mg rest. such a circumstance has really taken place, I am per- dente in warm Varner., or a secret solitary vice, too o.ten on suaded the Court of King's Bench resit!, upon appitoa- happily pursued by the youth cal Leah sears, in 4Le one eeesing tion to it, severely punish the actors in so dtsgraceful srectity or barrenness and in the caber a rsimurcus tra nni Tier. you. diseases, which, if not thud', remidied, terminate In lie and brutal a scene. The vulgar rcassin assigned in pot ence and Consumption. In that (B....tress:ng state ot'd, : a.l n y c m support of such :t proceeding is, that the writ corn- deficiency, whether the count:fiance of suct i bse.efu'l lisb!ts, oe mantis the Sheriff to take the body of the Defendant erring from soy other cause, by %sleet the power. of the wroth —hut for what purpose ? Why, to answer the Plain- twice: beci.nw enfeebled, as regularry educated sentence of lour sloe, they offer a lirm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound act tiff at the return of the writ. Nov, how is a corpse to answer ? The writ was originally so worded to • -41"11.b:: ll e "4th. 41 ,1: o f a i mig and extiss i te Fu d ge his ena bl e d e jtit , distingnish it train the case where the party was to by a sikiefior metlimi, to remove venereal complaints, kisser/se appear by Attorney. Again, the Officer is bound to luveterste or complicated, witliout subjecting the I a tent .0 the /eau rt.strair.t in diet. or eserdsc ; and in tectoe :,airs the Defendant to the County Jail at the expiration where an early application Is m.-.le on discovery of the iiifertite.. td . 2-I hours from the arrest, unless he consents to re- they frequently perform t cute In the s'sert niece o• two d•, s. maid in the (:filer ' s house. Would any Jailor in this ' I he un;ireceder.ted .access ref their mole sf tr-cim-ni (a I ~:m, has mat.-r bien ki.own to fall to one siagle instance in a prat:. country receive a corpse ? Many are the instances rice of 15 years, during which pied 1 many th.aisand r ow» where Defendant; die in the Officer's, as well as the Sheriff's custody. \Vas it ever known that the Sheriff 7, 1 , 1 0 ,,,, 11 , 1 , 6u h 1 t d b b '.. :. /i ve r b ,:;.,.'" , ij eu t , t r e ts.7„ tn i., a r t e i t r a v a rr i e wi a , b bo d : t iu f i r ' is V 4.••,, or his Officers kept a corpse ? But it is needless to illrillCre them to t,:us poldicly offer their advice. Messrs. Gas'S and Co. exclumvely p.ofessine the core Oars* dwell longer on the refutation of so absurd a notion. I : pasecular contida'aits, in mdir treat t: ey m.y no: b.. markt t h- f I am, Sir, )'oars, Ste. HAwziNs. I a mistaken few, wilt the oboquy en justly attached t• the i,.. - Gray's Inn, Oct. 15, :ui 1. - I rent emphie, think it but jursce to themselves to Mate, that t...y have been properly educated an.l in.:fated Into every branili of Ow profession (certlecres of which, from different hasp tuts, Lai testimonials from the most swim et Pey.:eicts, they have to cum eirec ;.ny inquir,r), that the sure. ss resultteg .coot than. emirs. vacs Bret !minced them to quit toc practice of the general P...c. titirroer, and they presume Coy their pretensions enmities.- a . Ise ground for the ungeoethoted conEdence vith which they luta. by the Public, been so tr,s relay honoured. l'ailents in the country are requested to sate the pattliviare of their case, age, :d and manner of living, inclo.ing a Dick hose s foe &time and medicines. and the same we!! br for w st..!ed to arty part of the If.ngliatii --GOSS and Cu. Surgeons, 13, Itousitise street. Flees-street. BUR:MARY AT STANtiIoRE Him. —The !loose of Mr. Forbes, which is noted for ancient and valuable curiosities col:ected by the above gentleman in his continebtal triter's, was broken and entered by thieves on Wednesday night last. Th e robbers- effected an entrance by boring A number or giniblet holes in the Ontter 01 the library window, and then tearing away rot of the wood sufficient to enable them to open the window. It was not discovered /hat the house had been beset until morning, when it was ascertained that the several cases cont sitting minus coins, Sce. . bOCIAL HAPPINESS. had been opened, as well as other locks in the lower IkSARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social part of the house. The thieves, it is evident, must It Ilappi,aess, which is often disturbed through the paths. have been alarmed, as only a horn of rhinoceros tip. that forut the union not taking tholepretanduos which woeld se cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People 1 ped with silver gilt was cart ied ay..av, and which bore Lad b o , ration tait to te lse b rae of w or ,•dioc d it ; 11 taut d wh h cre the inscription, ~ the gift of S. Martin, E,q. to John Forbes, Esq." The remains of a candle was found ' certain habit contracted at en early age, a renovation ut still; 1 the e everyo e s ran k t ti o p t l a in the library, and but for the fortunate accident of ' previous to enteeesg that state is indispensibly requisite to revive alarm, the robbers would have had an emu mous i the skimbering sparks of life, end to reanimate the system. fee n'' disor*es have coin ributedpure essentially to destroy Myrna. , on booty. Hamilt the officer has been un • successful . Deal bewares than those white erg the consequence of unguarded in discovering the robbers. I pleasure. tt was this consideration eallich induced Messrs Friday night two sailors went into the shop of I CURRIE and Co. fur these last twenty years, redirect theirstu dies and practice exclatively in the treaunent and cure of the N'ee Messrs. Sioinan and Co. silversmiths, of Plymouth, n j e r reel Disert,e, f a u nd the disorders arising therefrom; maim to that under the pretence of purchasing some watches, and • ed b by r th s e:l n es t tru s c e tive it e tr ebit r ef several were handed them to look at. During which t e e {f e :iTerate ' se e h ' re.b u er's y pr w od a interval a girl came to the shsp with a message ; in I Debilities and Defidenoies diet prevent or embitter the Ma.,:i.. , monial nate. The successful result • of their plan, tins ti:. is reply to which Mr. Sloman said his partner was out ; at:o h :tine' ar dour i to i oppose the ravages of them coneeeett, and having no one in the shop but himself, he could.; w armrs. ee l; t b i t e h n o l v o e s s t ev n , i ,ly m p rt e e r lt n its ‘ t 4 f h te o C7. t.a 'ai s tr d e of tsd ha ti l t u t i : -. i nl.fi , r . .. not attend to it. The sailors hearing this, imme diately said— , Then we'll he off," and snatching nary vice to seek relief by consulting Postesstrasal ram * of cr" ... . !elicit and huneur, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Cu. ceee up a watch each, they ran oir down the street and got the sanction La' eceolastic auteorite, a, well as a l testi-miry of clear off—Mr. S. being unable to follow them from uncontradicted faces. hi protes sine the cure of these cent,: .:•l f 3 the circumstance above stated. they hold out no induct:mei t to vice; hut [resales: as all v., On the preceding evening, two sailors, supposed must be of the existence of such calamities, they Geer ti es , assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Cceeere to be the same, went into the shop of Mr. Retallick, of Surgeons of Londen and Ethnburgh. Slight and recta pawnbroker, on a similar pretence ; and, while Mr. uses o n c r tAt tiy o p da hilitir infection are ere radically cured in the she:: it. turned his back to look out some article they in- Of •of the twist °bet:tate duration, se: I quired for, they snatched up a watch and ran off with I as ' obstructions, inveterate stricture:, pales of the home, g!.. '.. it. A variety of similar robberies have recently been I &c. are permanently and speedily cured. errerel Noh'ereer. ::I Getelemen of the fi rst respectability hive been under the c. - i committed there, and great complaints are made of ' P.:tors. Currie and Co. for the remove/ of coetelsints Glee rue the inertness of their police. thra, strirtures, arc and having received a radical and erms - • Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded as one of I cure, request that references may be dude to them a I ' r '-'. • the greatest blessings Providence can be s tow , without evidence. of the decided superiotity of Mews . L'urrYe L a7iti c t2 I plan of treatment. Many bi these gentlemen had. se rt• ie. ii ret which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to 20 yeara, and were under the care eel Messes. tie.: c, ei ..- to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an I I { o and b ot t e h er a stirri ca z of f era l ! eminence, w hat antes :. offensive breath.—Bumen's VEGETABLE REsTotta- i v 0 5 ...1 6 C th e application hair sobered TIVE TOOTH POWDER is a most elegant.and certain I Messrs. Cur rie ) remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; i ts I the many they are daily receiving from geenktuen returein; th e ta particular qualities are not simply confined to clean- and vigorous brae ;:. It e.s 1 : t ta set h 7t i k t;: d t o h r u enl l l , :ot:i. t ei n ti li:r d it ra e d " , D ir n ti t n n i i tZe n st 'i m . of a Noble Carl, who hnt sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; it will render them beautifully • he had been under the t" ca r" t ' e n' o ° f a sev p er a :s .n ' f l u u l rg in t dr uf for ina t" fes ' s e rt. I white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them eminence, mine of whom afittested tutu per e" meneto 'relief ; het from the seperine mode of treatment adopted aril pert are by to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy ' Mt ssrs._ ca , , ,it 7nd Co. be received a tikhal Mee 121 the short in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to ' 11334X of one , :u:4ltli, the teeth , render them of a healthful red, and the I . f . ,. . „ 1: 5 r. Creams, a t p : % IVY, ilattoreillarden. breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most l "Lord ' excruciating tooth-ash, gnm.biles, and swelled face. " Currie the perfect r g e tat . r .shi ti o rt i.rt i t tl or hinsimun th ica t t n ing r. n . ~:. —Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. •Butler's, 4, Cheap- " of hi*# rn:l.i sad adoor.tbktegainitiuf an S v mettseet m the Urethra. lf H e ma y iiil that he has not t o t o years enjoyed ' side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by so me, — l4 c- l arn 4 . : Lopittlrt ice d 'freedom tront pen ; eel he en:drums no doubt of and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Minna, Veilt„n, Mallory and Jones, P ' skr"ga " .kt:i and ateedaa' a perfect o r t sea ; h ew , 14 end TA heal cure of that hor r id corip!aint. As he w a s tvt a man, Exeter ; Coolcworthy, o th e manner that otle r.ttecual the ceelniaite, he ! as Glenville. Gilbert and " s t ?'"lgrrt Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and 81 It in Id. pa.WCr, II onl a fate trill and a just compari•cm, to 1 a l t : that tribute of eoAtuse to Dr. Cerrie %tuck he ...mair teat s M‘Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott a nd arra Shall ever bemest ready willin g to atkrowedge." Cargil, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ro s s and Peck, Messrs . Cm lee net Co. set be consulted by poise:. et 'hire Hull ; Gregeon and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Bet, wi . h the area:est •ecrecy and honour, at their boast. Ns. Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; K nott an d . 107 . Hatton-Gardet..--Leiters must be N" paid. Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and mit L e t wo l g t Printed and published ley l L ulu Karr, at N„ ,e, I •. Ciesocarrians, and se as Nita,' ' Toweis-Ilit. 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