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"NI LPITAPH ON T. A. HAMILTON, IN THE CHURCH-YARD 41F NEWPUKT-PAGHELL. IT 'I UR LAT& WILLIAM COWPER, ISO: Panre here, and tl.:111t. A monitory librnie Dirmands utic ininmitt of thy fli.eting time. Coofult Lift's filen: Clock, thy licuocting Vein: Seems it to thy—'• Health here has long to reign 1" Haft thou the vigour of tby youth ?—an Eye That lit:am, delight—a Heart untaught to Yet fiat . . Youth ftitni . s, healthful and at cafe, Anticipat-s a alai is nrver free; And rr...r.y a T0:.41,. liar fiA TON ' S alnUil, " Pre., Ar, thee !or an early Shroud !" COLINTR r NEt;'s. +. L. At Bridgewater Mires, William James, a Mu lam), and an Attorney, was convieted of Bigamy, and admitted to bail, hinifell in 3001. and two fureties-in tool. each, for his appearance at the neat AlFries, to receive fentence. Some difficulty aroie on the part of the prifoner in his defence, Mrs. Grandy (an old Qraker Lady) refoling to be fworn; at length, however, the cenfeuted to fn-ear, but unfortunately for the prifoner it did not avail him : • his prefent Are anise refufed to give evidence. Irsw e (Jo osr 22.—A terrible and deftrative fire broke out at Mr. ABEL Asti ORD'S, farmer, at Kenton, near Debenham, on Friday night, the lath inflect, fuppofed from lightning falling on the thatch, which, frqm the extreme drynefs, burnt fo furionfly, that notwithflanding the utmoft exer tions of himfelf and neighbours,the dwelling-houfe, back-houfe, and dairy, were in a thort time reduced to ashes, together with the chief of his honfehold furniture, dairy utenlils, clothes, and linen, the family having efcaped the.devouring flames from their beds, alrnoft naked. Citasrsa, Auatise 21.—A poor man, in a pa , roam of paflion, a thort time fince at Bury, thtew an adze at Ilia wife, in confequence of fome domef. tic bickering; the keen edge of the inftrument Un fortunately 'truck under the ear of a fine boy about ten years old, and cutting an artery, the lad died in a few minutes, in confequence of extreme loft of blood. The man is to take his trial at Lancif t affixes. Oman, Atrotorr at—On Thurfday laR an in quisition was taken at the Radcliffe Infirmary, on view of the body of G. Giacomo, of Stanton St. John.. It appeared the deceafed, on the preceding Tuefday, fell from a hay-rick, on which he was at wojk, and being taken to the above Infirmary, died the next day. 'Verdift—Accidental Death. Notwico, Ava. t 5.: —A publican of this city, who kept a booth at Magdalen fair ha week, be, iween ten and eleven o'clock in the evening. fup pofutg his butinefs for the dafto be over, told his affiaants they might g o home—the publican and a little girl remained in the booth—very foon af ter about 14 or is men entered Abe booth and called for fume liquor, which beipg brought, a (billing was offered the publican, whet faid i, was a brats one ; the publican was contending about the •fhilling, fome one cut his breeches poc ket and took out all his cafh to the amount of (even or eight pounds ; in the mean time fume other perfon or perforis at the otsefide of the booth un nailed a part of the cloth that covered it, and took sway a eafk of fpirituousiiquor, and a large baG ket of meat and' bread—they then feparated one or two at a time, and the publican did not difcover his lots till after they had all left the booth. Wednefday evening, between five and fix o'clock, as John Fyfon, a very promifing .youth, about years of age, (eldefl fon of Mr. Jonathon Fyfon, of liorniugfea) was returning from Cambridge, he. bad the misfortune to be thrown ftom his horfe in Ditton Lane, and his foot hanging in the flirrup, he was killed before any affiftance could be given him. The houfe of Mrs. Elwin, in Golden Dog-Lane, was bioke open laft week, but the family being alaimed and calling the watch, the thieves decamp ed without any booty. ' . Lett week, as a poor old man of Lynn, of the name of Jordan, was wafting his feet in a pool of w ater near the New Walks, he fell-in and Was drowned. The unfortunite mail was fupPofed to have been feized with .a'siddinefs in his head, a complaint with which he had been frequently tfoubled. The Coroner ' s T or y fat on the body, and - brought in a verdift of Accidental Death. Au G UST 2 i.— Saturday night fome perfons broke into the houfe Mr.'l omits Wicks, of Ea ton, and Role four filver tea fpoons, a filver and plated pair of tea tongs, two tea caddies, and a cotton shawl handkerchief. The thief entered by breaking the-wooden bars of the dairy window.— Whrn the family came clown in the morning they found the doors open, andsthe drawers of the nap kin.prefs lying on the kitchen floor. A man who calls hinif,lf J. Riling, but who proves to be John Pigfione, acquitted at the laft county affizcs, of ,horkflealing,lnts fines been apprehended and con rnitted to die City Gaol, by llzaysr, jun. tfq. charged aid' the above robbery. A fingular robbery was committed Jail Sunday night :—Sume villains had the audacity is flared' nut twenty Chocks of wheat, Banding in a field be longing to Mr. JAMES Faomow, of Hortham St. Faith's, and to carry off the corn, the produce of more than an acre. TIT ables of Alderman Pr ET r, in St. Stephen's, were this week entered into, and his coach-liarticfs, with his erekton the plates, lt,.Lts /11cl-cont. jowl% PYC rorr, of Lammas, with a larolgen leg, by the caving i n .of a marle-pit, and lour Fast, 141.!'5, of 111:11W111, With a fri ' ttircd thiflttceca flohed .awavorr going over him, were jail v..eek conveyed to Neu folk and Norwich Hotpital. Litt was committ:d to the Ca ale, um tit the S..taions, by M. S. iisaai E: I. Lit z. Leath and Saar/ Hardy, chal,.y , / t. ;ill Deal ing, tell ay.avcs of wheat on. rla a :.!i•i ;1,: pat ah ci Taysrlacol, in the oc,:ur.,ct:on r,:t :sir. Wn. rt. POLICE, E4c. si'S Io' Heui..,—Sarm - day John Allen, of Lan docery, in Carmartlientliiie, prefe, red a complaint againtt Mrs. Ann 1\ laijarot, the wife of a working gol,Jmith, and her maid !ei vant, for having rob bed him of hi s s witch and I n n fe, containing a con tidei aide turn of rm . -airy. T h e profecutor had very lately cont.: limn the country,' and he Rated, that about four o'clock on Yr; lay morning he was pro ceeding along the Borough, when he was aceoft ed by the tis a pt ifonet s, who endeavoured to per fuade him to go home with them : this he declin ed, and after t!ey had remained a 111,111 time With him, they went ;may. He prefently mitred his watch and money, and purfued the road the pri loners had taken. lie knew them again, and de livered them to the etißody of the Watchman. — Ile was ftrialy interrogated by the Magiltrate as to his certainty of the prifoners' perfons, and he potitively declared be had no doubt. The pri loners were on the point of bein g comalitted, when an elderly man, who laid lie was the 'father of Mrs. Marjarot, defined to fpeak. He informed the Magiltrate he was a Cuttom.houfe Officer ; and that he was convinced the profecutor mutt have been mitlaken : he (aid he had arrived from Dept t'ord at his hottfe, inn Bich his daughter lived, fo late as four o'clock or. Saturday morning, when the girl at the bar fail the believed The could get a draught of porter to refrefh him ; he would not let her go out by het-felt; but &tired his dangliter to accom pany her : the firll thing he. heard afterwards was, that they were in ctiflody for a fuppofed robbery. Mrs. Marjaret laid, that the really never law any thing of the pi ofecutor,till he came up, and charg ed them with having taken his property. Slre'pt 0- telled the was fo furprifed at the charge, that the hardly knew what anfwer to make. The gill faid, the profecutor was very drunk at the time he floP ped them ; and in this affertion the was ftrengt ened by the evidence of the Watchman. The Magiltrate obferved, that it was clear the profecutor had been miilaken; the real fa& of the cafe were, that being in a (late of intoxication, he had met with a couple of girls, with whom he con , verfed, though perhaps not criminally, and finding afterwards they had eafed him of his watch and money, he ran after fomehody, When happening to meet the two prifoners At the bar, ke pitched upon thern'as the perfons who had robbed him.— He might think himfelf well off if the bufband of the woman, did not bring an aflion againli him for falfely imprifoning his wife and fervant. The profecutor perfifted they were the women, and declared, though they were difcharged here, he would indiet them at the Alfizes. The Magifirate told him he would make nothing of it. He gave Mrs. Marjarot's father the name and addrefs of the profecutor, in order that an ac tion for damages might be brought again(( him, if it fhould be thought advifable. MAR LIOROUG u.szarttr.—On Frielay,amiferable objed, her face covered with hruifes, came to com plain of the cruelty and ill-treatment of her huf band,' James Eddy : (he Paid that fhe had been married near zo years, that fhe had had nine chil dren, and that the had been a good wife ; in return for which the had only met with ill-ufage, and had lived. in perpetual danger of her life being t'a.- crificed to the brutal difpofition of her hu(band. James Eddy (fated that he was a trufs-maker, that his wife was always drunk, continually felting and pawning his property and that he 'renew not what to do with herr thkt The had a rag* hie a devil, and that (he exafperated him to that degree, he could not keep his hands off her. • The Magill-rate obferved, that her bad tongue was no entice for his brutality, and therefore de fired him to find bail for his appearance, and di reded her to exhibit articles of peace again(( him at the Quarter Seffions. • A few dais fence Mr. Gregory, ((one-manufac turer, in Plume's-Rivet, Lambeth, in coming on (bore fivm one of the Margate hoys, it being very dark, unfortunately ((rods his foot againfi a ring bolt, which precipitated him between the wharf and the veffel into the Thames; and though he. was fhortly after got out, and properly treated, he had rsktived fo violent a contufion on the head by the fall, as caufed his death in a few hours after. At Rofsbay, in the parifh of Borgue, a (hark was lately &Covered, and killed in a falmon net by DAVID MiDowALL, which meafured eight feet in length. MARRIED. Wednefday. the yth instant, at Hackney, the Rev. John Lloyd. of Hildolvrftone, to Mira Reeve, of Barney. 'hatarday morniog, by the Rev.Thron as Lloyd. Rear-Admiral Will*, of itedgrave-H.ll, Suffolk, to Mils Catherine Pollard, daughter of John Eallard, Lfq. of Ewell. Sorry. • AHED. Monday fentaight, after a long nitwits, in the loth year of his age, Mr. J. Oliver, formerly of the Bull lan. hilaidllose, but had retired many years. lAR week, at Weft Mailing, in an adveneed age, Mrs. Mil ler, many years Covet - nth of the Ladles Bearding School there. Wcdnc(day evening, at Canterbury, Mr. William Rock, late a midlhipitna.l in his Majelty's navy, aged 17, after a long and painful ilinefl. • Friday fe'nnight. after a wort but pa9iful afflidlion, Mrs. Martin, wife of Vie. Medea, of Great Bradley, sad daughter ' of the Rev. Mr. Pipet. of Sudbury. Monday In the third year of his age, at Hallingbury Place, Matter Houblon, eideft fon of John Archer Houblon, Ffq. High Sherlf of lifer 0t; the t3th init. aged 37 years, of or inflammation on the Tryphamt, the wife of Mr. John Branch, of Bilfingferd, Ores Scole I.,tely, Mr. Samuel HelLion, farmer, at Gatefold. w r ilmpay fe'nnight, aft, r a few hours intlifporafon, Mn. Cubit t, wife of George Cutiitt. Ffq. of Catilelct. In Francie-fireer. WWI, hitt. M..ry Madden, daughter of John Madden, of .Kinnarkfliar,e, county °Away. F4q. At Limerick, All ..'o . 2ltrn, wife of Mr. T. O'Brien, inn hGl,!er. At Ito, k Savage, re , e Portaf.rry, Charles Savage, FN. Wede-resty, a: For iilarrt,i th, itth year or his a-e. Charles Thi.rnas Van:lan Ifit.nt, ably . fon of the late Cba. Vaughan 11'...nit, I ht. Wain-fl2.ty fe'nnig! t, at Writhy, fuddenly, Mrs. Mary Deal mm, a ife of De.irruan, or that pla:e, and one of the people Quakers. 'l4ii-rfday I:'nriitit, at his lorlsings . in Leeds, Benjamin l.en'ley, I 111 of •cis,:ktor, iy. at IS. , iton, aged 8, Wiil:am PoLinfon, Gent. one or th• of that Wed:lst:ay evening, Mn Melon, of Hertford-Area, May / ir. Or. the rot't - ii.ft.lit MP% Pierce W.dits, Lfq. Sault day, thz 1 .1; of Ur.&t n : h. From the LONDV G AU . rgi. 22 . musrioky PRON:OTLONS. WAR•OFFICP,.. AUGUST' 22. 3d Regiment of Dragoon. ••,L —Ca; tain A Imlnticr Her borne Belches, from the 4 1 it 1 oot, to be C'aptain, vice Coach, who exchanges. 4t'ut Dragoon3—,Vajor oro. Gooch, from the loth Light Dralmons. to he L',lnenant-Coluticl, by par chafe, vice William Gooeli s who r,:t.rcs. tech Ri.yinn..mt of Light Draprion:—Captain Henry S..vmotir to be M ijor, by purchafe, vice Gooch, proiooted in the 4th Dragoons; Lieutenant Lord luny; Muria) , to be Capt . .,in, vice Seymour; Captain Charks Edward Vernon Graham, front the Bth \Nell Inala Regan, or, to br Captain. vice Cooke, who ex ; Richard Taylor, Gent. it> be Cornet, by mirchafc. cite Pwifonliy, pro' noted. 14th Dltto--Major James Gambier, twin toe Regiment ori.ifc Guards, to be Major, vier o'l .oglil in, w ho exchange.; Conic' , the Honourable Charles Butler to 11,.. Lieutenant, of porchafe, vice Bull, who retiree. , 16th Ditto—John Clarke, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Phipps, who has been loperftded. 17th Ditto-- Brydges, Gent. late of the Romney Fencible Cavalry, to be Cornet, without purehafe, vice Harris, pro . motel icth Ditto—. Cornet Anthony Mathews to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Pryor, who retires; Contrt Archibaki Max well to be Licutenam, by par.:hare, vice Rofe, who retires: atlt Ditto- -Captain Hugh Brady, from the 57th toot, to be Captain, by pairchafe. vice Hovenden, who retires. 27th Ditto--Litutenant Peter Carey, Rom the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, without Purebale. aBth Diro--Cornet Rebcrt Charles Lang to he Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Dunbar, promoted in the 21st Light Dra- goons. ngth Ditto—Lieutenant Wilt - im Ongley, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Liautenartt without gurehafe. 4th Regiment of Foot—Captain George kohinfun Stoney, from the szi Foot, to be Captai:i, vice %Vining, oho exchanges ; 1126,3 Jamieftin, Gent. to be Erfig,n without purchafe,vice -Palman,yrnmoted in the 36th Foot ; A.-IAII liamstolx.liitaot Surgeon. still Regiment of Foot-k-Daviii Brace. Gen!. Town Adjutant of Gibraltar, to be Emlign, without parchafe, vice Byrne, pro- tooted in the 36th Foot. tith Ditto—E - figo Henry Kater to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Mein, premiteei in the 8 sth Foot. • Sad Ditto—Captain Chriftopher Wilfon, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain, vice Storey, who exchanges. 260 Ditto—Francis Claire, Gent. to be Etitign, by purciafe, vice Hope promoted. 32d Ditto—Captain Henry Courtney. from the sth Will India • Rektment, to be Captain. vice Crawley. v: L o excharges. 35th Ditto--Lientenant Rcgir aid Fowden to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Strickland, promoted. • 36th Ditto-- lo be I.kt:tenants, without purchafe, Fnfign Hurry Ellliot ; Enfign Richard Farmer; Enfign Edward Byrne, from the sth Foot; Enfign Frederick De kart, fro n the 45tit Foot; Edign Charles Beaumont. from the tth Foot; Fnfign Donald Campbell, ftom the 6cth Foot; En fign George Lewis Palma°, from the 4th Foot 401h Ditto--4eutenant Richard Lee, from the Half-Pay of • the late Inde,aendent Companies, to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, who exchanges. 410 Ditto—Captain Martin James Gooch, from the 3d Dra goon Garde, to be Captain, vice Bache+, who exchanges. 45th Ditto--Charles Gordon, Gent. to be Eaten, without purchale, vt:e De Jerky, promo in the 36tb Foot. 52d Ditto--Enfign George Grieve Oh be Lieutenant': by chore, vice Hovenden, promoted in the sth Foot ; Enfi g n Thomas W. Smith to ice Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Aylward, who retires. 57th Ditto—Richard Mai* Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafer WDorgall, pet:m*lft in the late independent Coto panics. • • ' both Regiment of Foot--Liesitenant Daniel Hutchins Calm., from the 62d Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Drum , mo 01, promoted; Enfign John Smith to he Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Newton, removed to • the Royal Fusiliers; Richard Henry Hughes, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Campbell, promoted in the ,6th Foot. • 67th Ditto—Mint Adam Gordon to be Lieutenant-Colonel, ! vice Noble, deceafed; Captain John M. Mainwaring to be Major, vice Gordon. 69th Ditto--Lieuttment A. Ligertwood to be Captain-Lieu tenant, by porch-fe. via Lorry, promoted; Enfign Brett Norton, (Mu the 63d foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ligert wood. sth Weft India Regimcnt—Captain Thomas Crawley; from the 32d Foot, to he-Captain, Courmay, who ceche ges. 6th Ditto--Hofpnal-Mate Jofeph Defailly to be Affiitant-Sur. peon, vice Panting, promoted. Bth Ditto--Captain Jofeph Cooke, from the loth I.ight Dra goons, to be Captain, vice Graham, who exchanges. BREVET. Captain Charles Auriil, of the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Major in the Army. GARRISONS. _ Lieutenant-Gateral William Gardiner to be Governor of Rini fate, viee General Lord Roilmmo, deeetafed. Lleutestant-Colonel the Honorable John Creighton to be Gm tremor of Hurft Caftla, vice itentenant-General Gardiner. STAFF. To be Deputy Commlffaria-General of Stores, Prosifien, and Forage. Aging Deputy CommifiluTTohn Longdoo. Acting Deputy Commilraty John Freeman. Afilitant Commiffary William Tudor. rlifittaet Commilfirey George Spitler. Aliftant Commlicary Roger MetcalL To be Affiltant CoMmiffary of Stores, Provifions, and Forage. John Clore, Gent. Anguslhire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Enfign John Clue.= tote I .ieutenant, vice Brown, who refigns. George Black, Gent. to Enfign,vice sd Argyllthire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Lieutenant Edward Huie to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice M`l.eane, promoted in the Prince of Wales's own Fcncibles. Enfign John Perry to be Lieutenant vice Huie. Enftgn Giles Dove to b: Lit um...sant, vice Buckley, difinified the Service. Adjutant 'floptas Hill to be Enfign, vice Perry. Caithnefs Legion. • Captain-Lieutenant Jobn Watson to be Captain, vice Ntild, &ceded. Effes Regiment of Fencible Infantry. John Dobyns, Gent. to he Enftgn, vice Templeton, removed to the 3zd Foot. Ancient hifh Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Capesso-Lteutenaut Edward Atkin to be Captain, vice Uniacke Atkin, promoted in the North. Cork Militia. Lieutenant George Guy Carleton, to be Captain-Lkutemun, vice Atkin. Enfign Fierce Galway to be Lieutenant, vice Carleton. Enfign Edward Fitzgerald to be Lieutenant, vice Dillon, who resigns. Serjeant-Major George Bourke robe Enfign, vice Galway. Henry Malone, Gem. to be laifige, vice Fitzgerald. Royal Lancalhire Volunteers. _ Captain Hans Allen, from the Halfloy of the late Royal IrLai Artillery, to be Lieutenant, vice hlarrlott,promotetL Tice Prince of \Vales's, or Leicelier Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Enfign John Fitzgerald to be Liettenant,vke Edmund ton, appointed to the 38th Font. Enfign William autTett to be Lieutenant, vice Odelcy, ap pointed to the 38th Foot. Henry James.thot. to be Fnfign, vice I,ochaber Regiment t,f Fencsble Infantry. • Brevet Colonel Gonyil!e Broodiest,. frunt the hdf.pay of the late i 26th Fout, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Calve, who exchanges. 2d Manx Regiment of Feneible Infantry.' William Winckworth, Gent. to be kriGgn, rice Vintitay, de ecaftd. Princefs Charlotte of ‘Ll'ales's. or Loyal Macleod Regiment of Feneible Irtantry. John Matlt.cl, Gent. to be FaGin. vice Oswald Macleod, re . toovf4l to the ?ill Foot. Loyal Tarbert Regiment of Felted& liihmtr:. I. Bernard fb be Lientenant,Nlen Jell cot, refs/pis. • } f gu John hloon to be Lieutcnant,vh:c wl.O •1,, 1,, Fa it m—Volunteer Jol„n Vote vii :' I .flrd Beard, Gcnt. vice lki;dor.• ; John Mahin, Gcl.t. vice `t, yea fon, removed to the Cornlth Aiiners. Los al 'lay Regiment of Fercilde . lr/:tr.trs7. n'in ti.nrd, Gcnt. to Jr ie' M • r t. Clen•lcoicrr :I'4 V.a;:iniary tienry iiliani Haft. Gcnr. ru be Cvniet. Het tfordlliii e Csi V4:rr. Captain-I in the Southern Ern. :3, Viet' f'l: George .1..0yal I layering Volunteer Cavali y. Richard Newman limling .Newthao, Ely. to bet:31 , 1:111i, Nios Barwis, who reigns. 111 idgencl Volunteers. Major !Terry to he Lientcrimit-Colonel. Captain J:dyt Benneit to be Major, vice KitigSt. Lieutenant John i't itchard tone CAptain, vice 13. norm 1-loligu Richard Burnell to be Lieutenant , vice nit-laid.. i. John Williams to be Ditto. 1 -ild'inrit and Brockenhuril Riflemen: Second Liititenant Edward Timmer to be Adjuiatt. Royal Mancheller and Salford Volunteers. Enfign Daniel Lynch to be Lieutenant, vice lialnwin, who resigns. I'niign John Fullerton to be Lieutenant, vice Duxburg, whit religns. • John Holt, Gent. to he Enfign, vice Lynch. Thomas Rolinfon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fullerton. Milford and Melton Volunteers. William Rerthi, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Rainigate Volunteers. Fiat Lieutenant John Hooper to be Captain, vice Mayhew, who nfigns. Second Lieutenant Thomas Woodland tope Firft Lieutenant, vice I fooper., Scrjcant Stephen Box to be Second Lieutenant, vice WoodlaulL Ringwood Volunteers. Richard Garrett, Gent. to be Quarter Matter. , Roinfey Volunteers. William Ploughman, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Flair-her, de ceafed. Sunderland Volunteer Artillery. Pita Lieu mast Cuthbert Vaux to be Captain, vice Crafter, who rAigri - i. Second Lieutenant Thomas HaralcaP.lc to be Firth Licata:sun, vice Vaux. Cinnittitrunla in the Wellingborough Voltinteet Al:. lociation, figncd by his biajefty. Lieutenant John Newton Goo (hall to be Captain of a Troup of Cavalry, vice Hodfon, rchtmeil. - Dated June to, rSot. Willlairr Dtage, Gent. to be Second lieutenant in Ditto, vice Foie, refigued. Dated August t,z'ot. William Cope, Gent, to be St c:ird Lieutenant in a CoMpany of infantry. Dated May 14, iSci. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Augult 29. 'l'honias . 3 ,;:porr, late of Laurence Poultney-Fra, London, m t reliant, at ten, at CuildhalL Sept. 14. John Rowan, of Porton. npon Trent, Staffortlfhire, licenced h..mkrr and pedlar, at elcven, at the White Hart and Star Inn, Utt,.aeter, 'aid cettoty. BANKR.UPTCY SUPERSEDED. Alortis, of Manct.cfler, cotton.:nanufacturer. BANKR.IITS. Samuel French the yourgcr, late of Hertford, toralman, to fur render Auvult a 3, Sept. 28, at.d 06tuber 3, at tea, at Guild hall, London. Anoraks, hleffis. W. and h.. Allen, Clifford's lon, London. Joho Canters, of St. John-ltreet, Weft Smithfield, baker, Aug. 26, Sept. a, at ten, and 041olki 3; m twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Revers, Nicholas-1 me, Lorubard-ftrest. 11:1V.D1' NDS _ _ _ Sept. 19. George Brown, of Old CavendlOt4treet, Middlekz. tJylor, at tcu, at Guildhall. Sept. 14. Nlatthew White, of Sunderland near - the Sea, Durham, tine and fp:t:t merchant, at ten, at the Leiden Um, Fillmp Wcarmouth, Durham. Nov. 5. William Hvilaud, of Southwark, Sum:y, Wen-draper, at tep, - at Guillhall, Loaada!". Nov. Y. I-Itimy Zachary, late of I.awrence-Line, Cheapfide, 11.101 faCtor, at twelve, at Guild:tall. Sept. 29. Jam a Curtis, of Swanks, Glamorganfhire, timber. merchant, at eve, at Fhe BUlli Tavern. Corn-itrect, Sept. 30. John Michael Wagner, of SOU, nu tchaart, at five, at o'e 13,09 rn. nient. To I'riONIAS TAYLOR, Eft; No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, London. Humanised Sir, . frdlnburgh, March tB, tflor. BEQ leave•to inform you, that ever fence the year r'79o, I have bees aillidlcd with the Lu s Venerea; wh , eb, from its obninately refiftini, every courft of mederine preferibed h tbenioft eminent of the faculty here, and under going ftveral revere courfea of falivatiOn, and twiee difehargol from the kinfpital, with little relief. wo uld appear to be of the molt tlir,ttr.ite nature. In the fpriog or heft year my diford , r bpd get to fuck a head, as nearly topic a perinelto ra; esiftence: ',had a large ulcer on the crown of my bead, one isn.caeh arm, and toy legs were broke out in a frightful minner; my ri ;ht was dreadfully painful, and had been in a nee of ulceration fur the laR fescit years ; my kft bad silo two Large nudes ears Ly was very much dikolotired,and gave meted! excruebitlirgyain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dip rive me °init. In this Immutable ftatc I was recommended by Mr. J. Thump- Inn, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your I.eake's Patent Pills, which I b.gan to do on the tfith of /Nay; in the courfe of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in !nthe more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were fourd ly healed—loon after the (ores on my legs heakel alto, leasng, however, confiderable elikolauration in the (kin, and pain is the bore of the kit, which, by the Illeffing Of Goo, and a little larger perfeverance in your invaluable Med:eine, fubfided; tta ofelesdifperlliza, the OEM running its natural hue, and the noe -1 turnal psini wrisluallygobig 01-1 thus became, by your lihe 'al advice and meelicine,periesily free front ail my former cum plaMti—have tt covered my (enure fpirit and ftrength, antf;on become jolly anti fat, in which Rate having continued month• to the allnuiihniera of all who knew me, I am at a lots in what terms to es.pr.. - .; ray gri:itnde, but beg you, for the good of other fidt.l ring move's, to make this my cafe as pusiie as parable, as I fhall on ey ry uccalion ; In fo doing you will gn.atly Chlige,Sireyour, gra tef...l, very humble frrva.a, ALI:X. :qt./RR ER, Swan's Clore, High-Bred, Eilinbueo • Wit males cure • —John Thompion, Pon; t ry-merk et, j•tlen M'.r,tefh , Gid Aft:lntl dole. tdin'ur,.h. Pre2ared and fold by the (*Proprietor. THOMAE TAY LOR., /slumber of the ll.tyalCoilegeof Surgeons,at his Hoof:. Nu. 9, K w aaldit-ftr.t.t, London, terivere, after a conit::3 terse nee of metre than thirty -fly years, In a pricelice particular lydireeted to the emceed Veneriel Complaints, and thole inci dental t, the Parts of Generation, with that Inviolable feercei which Men of his Profellion Mould alviays obferve in fuch cafe‘. he flatters Lintielf, the adviee•and affiltance he gratuitoully ad naininers to pedant taking this Medicine, will be entente& by adifermine Public, as an advantage (daunt attainable, an 3 void of all amt.i::uity. AIR, filch he his appointment, for the convenience of ele‹e living at a defiance, at the Perfumer's, No. ss. St. Aiban'f. ftree., Pall-Mail : the Toy-(hop. No. 103, Oxford-ilrect Mr. Dhlborough's, No.7,Fith qt. ...hill; Mr. Steel, bookfel , Nw t, Union-row, Little Tower-hid; Mr. Watfon'a, Souti, bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin; and by one pci . • fun in every conliderable town in Grzat Britain and Ireland, Cr. boxes tat mile as. 91. each, kaled up, with full and plain di rcetrws, whereby perfects of either fez may cure therafelv:s with cafe, (pee& fecrecy, and fakty. N. E. Esery Boa fold In Great Britain Is fealed.up with a Stamp, no which, by favour of tbs.Conuninioners, is printed, at the Suinip.e/ffice—..T. Taylor,lgs. 9, New Briett-ftreet-aeo Imitate which le felony, and all ottrers arc counterfeit L. JNIX):4. Printcs! for thePrrr , rarmrs, t» j 01.11: DAVIE% ((of l'Amtby-artet) at tl.e`t , ran. 1 . 111117 LOU rice, Nc. t Carey.ftroet ; and oublieted M LEVEL KENT, (34 Ca' tarbur?-n)ace, Lumber.), at Nn t. Carer-ft.-4. il , l At Sr Alt-OVIC a. Terr‘le-Etar ; to which Dace all tontrstma. ration tor the EDITOR art regitilvl to Its adrelikli • .^l^" ,••••••• i 4 vmsf The El for bleu! e nrolled. ELlckena Sold THE PA Patent In sett Dike ague: vend mts. Pall§ Fleet-ftrs Canpl variety,. Arts, WI Paton pmt with von of the Ed who, fro their belt niceties ri SUP] al' Ma ic ssc Be eve red ; II Serpa. be Doge, kaki, I idled the Chit Supple= TX afy Mat beets, Notion t sod kited btes for Affeaft ants, 34 Die s& tae jams Tits I, often au evbem L Affnati Woe. The L iree, Ch Cleft, 8 The a tarmac 11.1 Load Limb' Iled E. T heal, p irk Mediu, lblll9 tic info Sum 2. A with th (we AC • T bard. • T r 7 tale th title of Lead Lincole Wbc r. BAH of the Nate' a team& the Ato ricton Wass &rand the CI knrth tit Appel I ditim Q{ Eolii wncl tica, Isis