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• • FASii:ONABLE .-VRRANGEMrSio FOIL 1 H 6 WtEK, TIM &amino. h!1::1 ads of Salinserfe Rase On las oi Derby% 'tow. Lail ti! W!nzheikah Dien •r, Soithtteet. ' Zri of Cinterheid's Dinner. dome Medley-f 4. Arrival Dowager Lady Glynn's Runt: Hill-ft: eq. hits faeibianques Rout, Ye•ne-t-:'.ree: Nat'l bralei Rout. Gm% ennebaland-phe . him hiethsen'a Mau, Oravesoi-arcet. Mts. Knee. Mime, aiii-tieeet.' ric-Xle lineittty. Tottenham erect. . TVIIIDAT. The Swint Cheilierield's Chritening. Audfey-lquare. Lady Ifwetingdad's Rout. 4 rotennoaqvare. Idea Dieke.dan's Root. Holey-dr. et. hdrs. j Aeon Vcreixes Rau, limited Arent. el/Nieuwe. iioes.LeWe. St.* James% • • eseinieftel i.nritanipecoh ROW, Itrienn-ilreet. . fir. Wilms Herz% ar..nd Ulmer, liaricy-dre , i. Connects of loortfmniehti Rnnr. - Lady brifcces Rout, Wimple Ants Karat's Dinars. tilif-Arect. • Mrs. hasehrid i re% Row. C h4criterplace. Mrs. IL %Varela', Rote. Siestiaarset. ,Mn. Straages Rout, Boad-drect. Mrs. Cosaasereirs Ramat, Berkeley-tlreet. Yagessaz. The rtarea'a Draw Ro es. • • Mr. Gnelhtg's Grand Shoernlbarriquare. Lastatsfs of Masse( Ws Mo ir. Lady Harewootra Row. ! Mn. Mihseeßeat tad Sapper. • • Ms.. CAA Remy Harame-hpare.• Mts. Daniel% 'taut, Devealdne, Mrs. jeddrara Rest, Beemerst. Mr. itobsrtfaa's Dhow. Mbetsaarie-ltrect. retaan Lady Baldest Booveries anat. L Raises') Rota,ihteretAtiate. Mn. thanspfae. Reny flerefted4treet. Mrs. Mcshanes Meta, Gpatvesranitreet. Mr. and Lady jaw Larfalshrms, MU-Reed. . Mr. Wilbraham Boatel latitik; NewAreet. 'ATVS OAT. I hilic of Pardus" Ottittereenver;lnteadiny. Lai oiDoeolicykDiosi r. Mr. Kari LTainlr.;llal4treet. Mr. Witichato's Graod*Diiilicc.Tiertfor.l.Rreet. Ur. William toodios'iGraad Perth:id-osec SUNDAY. Marchitaters Salitbury's Aiwa Arlingtora-ttrra. Lady Aldbortragh's Party, Comes of Chalsaandelea Patty. a • • Caveat& at Krainare's Party. Permian-Gram ImattEsad Aylegbary% Party. 2:47 l Eliter Co ls Celksit Lady Hample'slttelle.lketttlaNat; Ufa limb i Mak. Hatlcy.ilereet.,t, ,Mr. Agirople, ttbarge. d'Affairrii (too At. gOb - time Porte. to. the Court .of London, tat ;Friday fell from, his hock in Upper Berkley-areet, in contequence of the reins of bit bridle. breaking, and was confider Ably bruited. • j , ••• •• , Mr. Davis, charted with Ilicoting Wigan named Warwick.. as briefly Anded to in, the •Sral of Saturday lift, on Thurfday evening, has been ad mitted to hail in the furn'•of pool, - - • The Public Ina with anxiety Cr all; the One ponnd,Bank Notes being Galled in, as thaynre too much beneath a National Bank; and fo roam are (Aged, that they oceafion continual 101b.and*Peri plesay. It is very hard upon individuals that they !Muhl (Infer a 101 l trilica they take them on the faith of their being. genuine, and it is im. pollible in general that Ingo can dillinguins them, or be at all times acquainted from whom they are received. . . ' A man has etinflrulted a carriage at Combourne, Cornwall, to in re without hones: the motion is produced by means of a faun Atm-engine ' which 'impelled :he Carriage. containing kveral perfons in si, to the weight of . a toil and a half, up a seep hill, at the rate of four . miles'an hour. On a level . it ring about ni le macs an hour. In the courfe of the la 4 year. there were Pub-. Whet! at Paris eleven hundred and eiglity-five new works, one hundred and twasty•bne of which were Romances and Novels, aid 651 Theatrical Meas. A COnstniffion appointed by the French Mini- Bier of.the interior to ktansitse two new imiieal in-, Rrnments called leamoiery invented by Citizen Moira, has declared that ;hey are the produltion sof confummate &ill and of ertraordinary genius. One of them is of rumple conlbnition, the other is more laboured. Tim Commilton, after a very Aria examination, has propofed that the Govern. ' anent fhould purchafe them. The value of the two is fixed at sl,ooo francs. • • In a qiarrel, which lately took place' at Genoa' between Come Idriet and Ruffian Amen one of lh former was halt --hiscontrades retorted to the (Arias very linguist cert./Dimly on the oteafion: —The body lay erpofed to public vietiron a - bed, it was drefed in a white (hint with wide' &even,. and A wax cots placed en its month : in the•ntid. dle of the room hood a chafing di& fall of burning coals, into tshich now and then .was thrown a portion of frankincenle ; upon it table at the foot of the bed was a large dills of fifh,garnifiled With oranges cut into halves. • Eleven of the deteated's friends eat and prayed alternately, , and-thill re mained at their poll till the corpse was interred: • A fatal cataltrophe in the annals of unbridled love has lately occurred at. Markilles--4tadamts Durand, a young and artiisille aanefi, was loved by, a young man, who, tuftv!Sing het' of istfideNty, ditiontinued his rilitv--chafe who knew the paVties thought they had totally loft tight of each other., when plans of lila.): revenge, of which the at:het - 3 was not away c,brutt e , , ht them together once mere. She had played on auove Tuctilay in the enter tainment of I.e iVorrew,, I; l.tryart alier the per formance (he went to a ball with her IGVC4', andahe ing morning they wal Sea out togetheo—after they returned, however, they were teen no more tiutt Jay; the next night Madame Durand was to clay ia the drama, entitled. The Child of Mi for. tune.— :le did not s r—t he - pate to allied their 'Manager fact to Madame Du ran.f's to know the rr31611 other abfettee---hut thete ..as nobody' to be t.,und in the houfo--the itt,..;cr hurried to the lover's luxtfeaandlaw traces ut Woos betcre the door. A Pil.!giaratt Wab plied to. the door bri.ke open, andaite fad lovas. co: or a intxrdcleJ %%Minn, and a rout its (tapir weltering in his prefented The lam- , tienlatc wo:als of the unhappy youth informed the hiashtra:e that be woman was his vi3nn, ant 11 , was recolyesi to It;ilcw her to the nudes of death. ..brIBLIN, MARCH 23. TRIALS BRAE Tin RiCORDIR. On Tharfday la& in the Recorder's Com* -len. Hayden, Efq. an infolvent debtor, was bmught up sn candy of the gaoler of the &errs prifon, to abide 'the event of a ototiols to be dif . barged under benefit of Lord Moira's All in the Imperial Parliament, extending relief under cer tain cocumitances to infolvent debtors, confined' for a tem or fums not execeding,tsool. The detainers, &c. on Mr. Hayden in the acriff's hands appear to have amounted to (even teen hundred and odd pounds, but within that fum an execution arairahinx on a bond of his to. Lord ' Muuntmorris for 6691. had been included. This execution however on account of certain breaches alledged_againft thelond, was, fine the confine mete of. Hayden; fuperfeded by the Court of Com- ' mon Pleas, which according to his Counfel's argu ment in his favour as effedlually bmught him with in benefit of the Aft, as if no fuch execution had ever.exille.l. The difcbarge of the execution by the Court of Common Pleas was not denied by Lord Mourttmorris's Counfel, but a verdia of a jury efiablithing the validity of the bond debt . was urged againß bfr. Hayden's claim of benefit from the Aft: The Racoanea reqaefied to hive cat, tainaffidavits aad other. documents fubmitted ft? his perufal before he would venture on a deeiftons' which he muff aecelfaray poftpone, until he could faddy his wind as to the competence ache Court to difcharge the isfolvent, while the 'reedit! of a jurreftablithing Lord Mountmorris's debt againft him remained animpatched. =ln the mean time he would endeavour as much as poßible to avoid deciding by the letter of the Aft, where it had a tendency to militate againft the Rridtjußice of the claim, the Court never befitating to relieve the debtor by every conaruftion of the law, admiffible in fintilar tales brought before them. -Oa Wednefilay the Lich init. an inquifition was taken at /Medic, ' in Oxfordthile, on view of the bndy of William Williams, who was thrown from a colt which he was endeavouring to break. By the fall he received a fraaure on the. left part of his head, of which he lasguilhed from the ad of February verdia—Aecidental. A few days ago was committed to Clutter Car tle, Sufantiah Wrictill, a travelling* woman, for dealing Geo. Bradwell, p boy. not. quite three years• old,• frozu the Houle of !tido dry at Mac clesfield on the yd inft. She took the child to Knutiroesl. where the was found in bed with him in the night, and they . were Cent back the next morning to Mecclesfield. At the Nottingham wises en aaion was tried— CATLOW a Wit.i.aw,brought by the plaintiff, who ,is .a clergyman .at Mansfield, in that countyi againft the defendant, as one of the proprietors of 114 Leeds mail coach, to. recover 261. tos. the value of a paper box, contaiping fundry articles of female. apparel, let with the defendant's book., 'keeper at Mknifield, to go by that coach to Brad ford, in Yorkftine,.Withont any thing being' aid for the cartage:. The cafe on the part of the plaintiff was clearly made out in evidence but the. defendant's Connfel contended, and cited fe• veral former decUinns to (hew. that the defendant was not , liabie for thelofs of any parcel above the value of founds, unlefs it was entered as loch at the time of the delivery, and hn infurance paid : exclufire of thatureiage. After producing,awit pets to prove. thole were the teups upon which he carried on his bufinefs, and that notice was Muck op in the coach-o See to that circa, the Jury found a verdia for the defendant. Elisabeth Salmon was tried at the affixes for the county of Norfolk, on the Black lAA, ter having in the open day, and belbre feeeral perfons, let fire to a flack of clover; which was Upon her pre-, miles, and which had been bought, in defiance of her advice, by • John Catling,.ofl.eifinghem, from a perfon named Forfdike, oath Whom the had cos habited for foam years.but had recently quarrelled. The jury having pronounced a verdia of Guilty,. ! the Judge wiflied them to reconfider it, obferving, that if the offence appeared to have- arifen from the redden initial& of pisffion, and not to have been' the sefult of walks propenfe, they fliould acquit the prifoner. They, however. perfided in their verdie.. upon which Mr. jullice Gauss, before, whom the eaufe was tried, (aid, be would fubmit it to the twelve Judges. I ENGLISH STAter Lpetrtillre—.-TWellifpfnlarth! 1aY....-TllefOlitneing Numbers were drawn Priv i es: No. 30,11 1 j5, a Prize of tool. Nos. 310 12, 111,569 1 ,1 and 37,299, Prizes, of 301 each. ~ F..rtnne being reprefented . hood-winked, it is difficult to afcertain what fhe is adeep or awake.. Front the Cirsturnflinee, however, of almod all the' great hit es in the Pent Lotteiy (to - the aftonifh. ' menrofthe Twin pre ) Rill remaining undrawn, kap.' pears that the Goddefs adually 'has fallen afleep on her wheel. :lint as hernap, in fpite of every magic per catprite,.mult *teddy terminate, there einherso.dombt•but that, like the Cypriati God. defs, on waking fhe'll be profufe of her heft thvours. Who :dishy in eotennon i madames will not be' pre. pared, More or lefs, tb pastieipate• of this :rapidly approaching : golden %ewer 1 Capital Prizes .to ; the' leR)01/$4 vfOne Hundred Thoufand Pounds, oittfi . now .1 drawn within, eight or ten days. At. #ora's (Mee the (miles of Fortune are more prubably. to,be -met. with., from its local fituation, fn clofe to the .Bilik of ) a g land, that univerfal Repor.tory of all Itcr Treafurts I • • . A Curt-lox to Fostrs.its..--Anblitsgaml agal• ing would•Lc leis frequent, and more readily de. teaed, if ark at ktiolen fault,' at, all times . be clearly identified—Linen, in particular,.and all other Inch ' ' articles - ,, fhetild eonliantly be marked. with : the name at full length infleati of initials. Ibis may ttioll egatually be accomplahed by any perfon who can . nre a tommon pen is on paper, by using the Original Permanent Ink, prepared .by Mr. ' Huge, t'hetnift, No. toS, Long Acre, tite4dt ra g Prorrietor of this inclinable compofitioo;l.l9o I : hand-writing - alone be a moll struleniablu . 411 identity. it tv iendereci . s ill mote effe4tua .by Ott impdability of its etcr being effaced, ilbotbsscrt cfmon. 111 k or listen. x:! POLICE • - - Diamstea-Hovst..—SaturJay a oeentry aarala was charged before the Leas. Msetnti•with earc: lefsly• driving his vehicle ageing the -carriage of Mr. Boddingttm, and thel eb;• endangering the per fen of Mr. Thornton, the banker;:svho,-%hi)e on horlehack, WA% converting ; with Boddington, The Lord Mayor fined him oldie mitigated penalty of roc. A coachmen fmns Barking was Putlamed by airadelman in Craccchurrts.:tre•A; for havi:.g ne girded to deliver a parcel in dm: tine, anu was tined aos. • • ! • - R VOSISTREET.-.-Noy,••Bewick, and' Staab Bewick, her daughter, *ere brought before the lining Magiltrate ' charged : t o/Rh harsing at. faulted an elderlylady of the name of bottzikti, The , prikeutria dated, that the abferved Serah i Bewick fighting. with a girl interior to hetfelf in point of years-and Itrength, and the went tilt.( ', gently reproved her ; upon which Sarah Bettiek ' not only !truck her, but ran and got a pitch.( of water, which (he threw entirety over her. At this moment, the other del:Want, Mary Bewick, came to the affillisuce of her.daughter,l and- pulled the profecutris by tbe hair Id her head; threw her down, and trampled upon her. ~. The e i ;rectivere thenrst upon their &knee. Th• aro, .that the tlid not IVA* Mrs. Dom klah or throw. water, over her, the had bewi firft Bruck by her. She theared the bruiles -the had received in the arm in the ennifo. The mother, Mary.Bewick,, indfied theesimplaint was whtily untrue, and, that (he haViipp -Bruck the /woken trig at all. The latter, bovvros, prptluceci cetera' *metres, who law her pull Kra. Donglas by the hair, and (hike her ; • bits it appeared the girl had not committed an ;stimuli, till the had been pro yoked by lumething more than bare.reproof. The Magilirate accordingly acquitted h e r, and I ordered Mary Bewtek to find bail for her own ap L pearance at the &Cons, and in the mean tune to (land committed. . . -Wm ire CH PE L.—On g,41114; Chielwell, a failor, was examined , aceufedbrinother fagot, named William Dillon, with afelony, who ttared his meeting the prithner in Gravel-lane, and going with him to a ,public Inure, where he pant for every thing;weighfy chell, Chielwell velgled him with it to his lodging, where, being aflecp, the Wader availetilitnfellt r if the opportu nity ofjprJakintit op..:n, and .11e4ling clothes worth 151. Filly committed to Novgatt for trial. From tie LOND OIV:G.4ZETTE, .flant s 7. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • " '• • wAz•otFlCty maim : • _ _ 3d Ikslineot _ Of. Vrasons - faillde••••Eallili Tirol .. thsve Gwynn, from the 76011 INF, to be .Cor?et. by poecharc, Nrketruntei; lironsottd. l .-e"- . ... la Valelbeet of As , alilasihbot - or Foab.ohlijor Archibald Steuart to be Lisstenent Colonel, by porchafe, vice Cowell, retiree reapinin Job: Proby; flom the 81* Fuot; to be 'rice Steuart. . • • i • - _ 1 stli or nigl—Lieuteneutt James Ogilvie, from tle t irtif Royal Fuzikers, to be Captain, by mirth*. Ties 'Macleod,. promoted; Elitist% Henry Maritime, from the Cti•yen's Ran ters. to be lrieflenenli by Plediarei ,Vies O'Connell, wbo . retires.. 9th Ditto.4..irinestant William Crofs to be Captain, bY pur. disk, vice Had *white appointment does not take place. 211•Ditto•-14=4 Henry .Tboinas ,Hiirlflone to be Cap. • tabi, by Pure ties Campbell, who retires. jjtii MO.-Captain Umitaimit Leith, %Faris, from the 7tb Light Maeda', to•lie Captain, by eirehafs, vice O'Byroe, • "14 rctr tf - 4iier'di . il i aetVira4 pa Ditto.- ajar Hay from the 78th ' Foot; 'to boC9ll4ll4.Cemissoltant WI dbattlion. vice Lord Huteldnftid; at/tainted tithe Codunind of the 74th Foot. 49th litto-slinligibP• lk P. Horton tabs Lkindiant, by per.' chafe, dee litricitii, Mho Vetirek 7jd Diu0..4,11.14;p1e• Mani to be LI-vaunt; without pOrthig. ' ' - '. • ' • 74th Dittwittajor 004111 jbbn Hdy Lordiiiitchinfon,lL IL Pont thesst Bandinh 40th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General. tatarles O'Hara, deedafaft... • . • . ' 77th Ditto-4 1 .bigin Holton Cane Brifio, from the 3sll Foot . tobe-Liiiitensin., by porchafe, 'viek Madinah, promoted. , 81ft Ditto—Lieutenant Willialli Dodfwnrth to be Captaiii. by .rife, vice Prolog, proinuted.lit..tbe t ft fiaftalion of the . • .. , • • ljth to—Nis* Monism Lord sil.ypocr ;to be Lieutenant Colonel, bi - porctilife, • vice 'Dwight', 'Who retires; &Ain , John Gqydosi to bc,Lleutenant. by purcbbfe. . f toth Weft Indhl 'Regiment—Captain M. O'fiblell tobeCaptaht,'. with pervuosent,tailk in gummy.-- • .. • • A Corps ofittlemen=stiteond LleinenhnsTbanas Brerifon toi be Firft Lieutenant, by purchatc, vise Steuart, profaned. HOSPITAL IiTA VP: William Moore, M. D. Infpcflor of Holpitah, to he Priucipali Medical Officer of the Hapitals in die Ilk of Wight, vice' Jackfon, who fagot. . ' • - - ••• ' -111ALORAND VIC The appointment of LiCtitenint Edward Drown Mullyn,frotn the balf•pAy of the late iJ Regime's?' Kew Itiailititule, to be Lieutenant In the loth Regiment of loot, as Sited in the Liafi:j setts of the each November 5799, basalt token thee. .. • 1' fl , .1 BANKRUPTC Y INIARGED. • .- • ' Mity tj. John Hi:met, of Alberni ledlrso4Piceadilly,book idiot, at ten.' at GuildhalL I jt • • . SANXRUPTCIitiIIiPER3f6P.Ii. Chriflopher Marriott. of Mimaltefteri tvirrhnot. • Ct tiftopher Hiolgfoo and /illation 1-k 4xfon. bt Supderland marine Set, Durbadt, Unli;ipets and colsarsaer& • • Thomas Rotilcrforth,tit linillopfgate-dreet, London, ftsymaker, draw; daler and shaman. • . • " • • • BANKRUPTS. • David. Maitland ! of Avr•lleidge•fiteet, moteltant, dealer and ehapinaa, to furrender April 6, t;, and . MAy 8, at ten. at Attorney, Mr. Wilton, Gltdleir'rH dl, iltannghall-ftlect.. • " _ • Dudley Johnfiiii of St. Pawn -Ckurch-yard. London, trunk- '• maker, deal Wand elsainnan, March 30, April t Amt May Y. at ten, at Guildhall Anormy, Me. Walton, (;irdler's-liail, Bafijhall-ltroet. Jaguar avian Oddy.ondiolasOddy. Mati*Alea London, nie ts anal panto:re, April 3, ), and May 8, at elevon, at Gulld.Nall. Ananias. Mars. Cruvedot aid Lurie, Przdt- Otd Jewry. . Thomas Mickk(on. naw.or late of limn, blorikalt, taylor and 'woollen shaper; dealer and ehapntan, . pail 6, t 3, and May 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. ‘qrckus. As.totneti Mr., Dario, Liathbuq, London t or:fdr. Harvey Onodwitt,i rm. • James Beefley, late of Jameadireet, Manchriter-lipan-o, MU. dlefcz plated patent tut Irons maker,. deala and chapatis:, April 3.1r3; and May'll ittweive, at CmlldbilL Altamay, Mr. P. !Cigna's', Fmidapt-lan, Hellaan. ' • Edward Fidawkk, or Kingltan.sapon-Hull. int.keeper, drJrt and dirproin, Marti. lot :it, and Maylr, aid:vol. 'at dm • Crots ginkto9 itptp.liall..atttentay, Glarge Gee, In . . . WMattelsferar ;nice, nctievivie. Muktkgsg. bow-twit 4 1 0 ,Itti4Oluttlia)itikt and: Shailnitl.' April 3. to, an4 - Nay g, at ugly at. iini:dttall. littormy,,A4 : - .A.itaidtteufaw, Man ktearititt, linat•fireef. Covent -ciatat , m. • Thomas Ward: La.,' Noa„. taak-.P: 5 0. 4 .1.1 11 % Orricbattt.dtolgt and chap/nay, Apris 1 4 . 13.'and May st, a: twelve, at Oahe,- had, Lawless. Attorney, Mr. Henry Jac.kfan,Hatton-dtz...u.. s Irtitrt I. r.' .;:' lorepettee, btkiceOhlasSilttell% dtAtathealt, Sutter, marine, do;tev and etaltitirt, Afriliyo ?, arch-wen, and M7y Y , 2t ' /WaVem at. fitiikiliath,.L.undun. Attorney, Mr. Sarvaid, Princes-ftrert; Rechtrtithe. • &navel Mourii)ki, late of Deal, rent, tAitor, diaper, drat,' and ehaptuan, Aoki/ tc4lr. fix, April ry, and May 8, at ten, ac tite,GaildhaU, Cantettury. Anorak.% Mr. John May, at Drat; err Medrr..Gutiobed, Browns/ and Coached, ::ar.'.ll. itrect, Strandg.ardia. • Cynic-ft lituett:ef Welt LOndem, cofeeh mule lteci.-r, tlea'er and eh-alarm', April 3, it etecen, April to. at MI. iTali May 2, at eleven, at Gullelhall.- Attorney, It r. Jutr..L` Snuflamuptan.court, Qr vre-fguare. :Jahn King,. of Coventry, itirthuhlet, dealer and clapt.tatt. A !4? . Silo, and May S. at ectreu, at the Caffle lon. Cover -7r Attornies, Mr; ti..tutdr. of Syntonn-Ina; Chi-tit:try-La; London ; or lkjeifrs. Payne and Sob, Coventry. 'Peter Calming. late of hicion-mutt, Broad4treet, Londan, metchant, - dea!,:x sod cb.aptnan,, April to, I and May kat twelve, at Guildhall, Atternic3, Matra Lealtiter az! T.ea• haulm, Wartiford-t. on rt, l'hiognitirtOtran. Aleaandet Btu va, of Kent, butehrr, draitr frt. . chapatan,April 3. tn. a ye: at ten, at Getititiail. 'l9. Attorney, r. %Veins, int l'harnivpretr.thuarkwart:: ,Nathattiel tante, anti gohert Mack., of Liverpool, deakra; charaten, latad p.lrtnerv; Apni t 6, /7, awl ! 1 / 4 !, f, at eliven; at the hot& of JAR Dttek Worth, in Veratio.niett, Licapoof. Atteroach_Mr.,JanseaPhiEitn. Literpool, or . AL , . Thom= Windle,Dar3e4rtja-Saildings, I.ut ton. John Wright, of Pieeadillg,'Middltfez, book eber t dealtr arl ehaptnan,".April 3,c,astdM.ty 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. At ternty, Mr. Danfoo, Warvelcl-itreet, Gotdca-fguare. Coorge Andrew, at Weald, Yorkthire, confantor, dealer and Chapman, Apriilt, p,..amd May 8 , at tea. at the Gnnrgs Inn; ShdßehLintalrides. 2ilrSharwood.linSheffnid, or Mell tv . Allen and Acley,,Fainiyal's-hm, Holborn, London. rohak Rafe, of Oltoth.Oren pseintof Seating; M'artvisldhirr., taant.7, dealer and ehaptuan, April 12,13, and May 2, -L tea, at the Stork Tavern, in Birmingham: Anomie., Mr Charles Coaltable,Syentinces lon, and Mr. J. Shwa. &C. Ring, Rhin *loan. Charlca Mote, of Bucklerflowy, London, merehaat, Murk 30, and April 6, at twelve, and May 8,3 t eleven, at Guild ki*U. Attorney, Mc. Pike, No. to, GnitAnn-fluato MVIDENDS. • May tt. Thomas How Mafterrina, of Buckle:tory, Las don, Warehoufenian, dealer and chapman, at tviclee, at April t 9. Joon ban To ektr aod john Tacker, of Exeter. incr . chants and parnicrs„ at e k vcn, at the Bear lon. Exeter. . . May S. Jofeph Marila. of Hiilborit, Midi llefe;s, hofier, at duet, at Guildhall. May it. Richard Hope Price, of Manelicher,zrocer, o.,ealcr and chapnizu at ten, at Guihlball, I.andon. AprlL27. Juba , &rim, of Charing.Crofi, Middlcfca, (pir, daader and cbaphatt, at tea, at Guildhatl. April i7_ Janus Hook and William Turner. of Bridge-Ennt. IVtftAllilltisT, coal-incr.:hams, at ten, at Cuildball, Loner... April' 30. John /ruin, of Aldgate High-ltreet, London. knkeeper, drake and Chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 3. .Zachariala James. of aspect), Middlefez, baiter, akaler • and iduiptaan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 17. Thomas Nelfon Alliton,of I.lverpoa,merchant and underwriter, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, I.ircrimo:. BIRTHS: Sunday feanlght, the wife of John Hill. Efq. of I.incq:...'s Intl, of a daughter. • . On Thurfday, the Lady of. John Angerßein, Efq. M. P. of a daughter, at his beide, in Gnat Curnbcrlatul-place. MARRIED. • Bridal' Jolt, at Si. Marthe 3 Chant, Colonel Francis Me-r. to Mrs. Pollin3, - ,widow of the late Captain Pulling.of.thr Navy, and dauFhter at Admiral Sir Rubcn Kingfniill, Bart. Oa Wand" fatt, at St. Andrew's Church, Mr. infrii Kamaks; lityr lon to NM...Sykes, danzhter of Mr. Sykes, of CalthAircet, Mothers. . • 1)1E1). °till*May, at Mack heath. Mr. Benj.unin Day, of CUild. Vaomfbliry. Oa Thurklay, af►.r a lon Mills, Mr. Durant, of Spits:- fruarc. .on.Vtednefilay ntor*dnj, at the Vicarage Houk, Edger:Jr, Mrs. Martha Dc Veil. 'fisurfday laft, Mrs. Hunt, wife of Mr. Jorrph Hunt, wine merchant, Great "Power-ftreet. aged aB. On Monday laft, of an apopledie 6t, In the 66th year ef age, the Rev. W. Steel;fenior Minder of Lower.Penver. Cht (hint; he. Was wafter of thefeltool. in the tame Sue. 4o vats Wctinerday morning early, at Mr. Stocksea:l a. in Ctuteo,-.1- Fri. 44, after a than Diners, Mrs. Rifherdon, widow of tLe George Millie:don, Ersi. in the y3d year of hcr age. To T. TAYLOR. Surgeon, No. 9. New Bridgesnreet, London six, Edinburgh, May 2, t2oo. IN thelpririg of 14941 was afflicted with a Vcr.e• real Complaints which I treated with 1111E1km-race for Esc months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phylities, who put a temporary nop-to the virulence of the difeafe (hy mercurial applications) - tor Tome time;, but growing, in tylr..: of all medicine and the advice of the nen Oenthatien of tlra facidcy here, wotß and work for two years, I was reduced to a tyre ahnolt onpwalleled and Inryttud defeription, being an entire lelter. and ulcerated from load to foot.-...My brad, three* rout:: nofe, legs, alms, Ste. have been alternately in danger °I bee•sy: Log ufelefs; in 11.ort, I have hid from to to So eating ulcer. • n my body, and neatly totany &prayed of fight.-4t Would .< voluminous to plena:ad:trite all my cafe-ssfultice it to Lay, ti:rit never was, or ever Aviil he, one of a mote dangerous, or f.a more,somplicated mature. I was h ing looked upon b: my friends, and inotgined toyfelf,beyond hopes of recovery , indeed,' in any then condition, death Was preferable to my store than miferable flue. lit this dreadfulamatiou did I drag a I t....tt inferable exiltetice,t Dti:Ne Pau ID NCC threw in Illy a newlpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plyinouth—,l friends read It, I could uot.—l fent anal procured fosse our Limit's Pei r Pitts, 'dila, by tiling from time taint. am now, and bust. ka yto n , (after more than four yotr , iA drdcribable dlitiefs;, w as.enOtt allege of kinith as 411,40 I eta. psyed; proulpt this I had a fine, thriving, ho4rhy cr. wen to toe a new months ego. In prim& to Gott. and 42 hopes of rend,ring my fellow-errature fervice, I equal yot• to pubrilh this ; and yownety at any tinie refer perfons, het, , s oh to be Satisfied of the truth of this, or further particular av, .;u if nay friends. by letter or , pertm. As few cares fur badoxfs will ever equal mine, and wane, et - c . erdit, I have (nen experience evel-y (v., roil maitre nuathintl, that in your Leas:F. Paths they wiil find a fire. fyeaty,raf:,, and railleal cure, t o. that ;atoft dr, adful Itsge of the VsNostiosl Diftufc. which is ca11ed.....t coot le a en I,vi.s.-laue.witit Ara. titude, Sir, your obliged humble. Cavan. • . • infurtnowtteht: family tendons prevent making rte n I.re and addrtlaptiblic,bot creditable Perrino really wanti4 ho..n nutiostmay alforbe retcrred to me anti my Friends by Mr.. j. Randay-oxickrts, Edinburgh. . Prepared and Sold by. the Sole' Proprietor, 'Norma T • vs coit Member of the Royal Colirgc of Surgtuns in L,, alr .st flag hohfe, 2:u. 9, New Bridgc-ftrca ; where he 'win ~; ..!.• vice, without a fee, to percents tak it:g there Pills :Ltd a-- fire; patients tours, u pdit paid, on the fame ter-n., log in *cafes the molt inviolable (cc/rev : nu Pinson:. i!inti cafe having bait mcmiuncd,bit ..tvacir own karti roar • ;t, - bythe Proprietor, daring the itstirfe of more Mtn ca. that he has had the conchae . ..lingo( lettnitnve fate of :lit :.•••••••e medicine,. arld tbo Arad ice Jruleg tiserefrernv • • They are ailUfohi, by hie ...t.probermatt,fec tbe ; •re ut thole living at a defiance, by. :Maher, Eainbarrit ; Mr. MCAIWIt4, Printer, to 1,1 Mr. T. r.Scrit for 'his atideef , ; at dm N Aliviu'Atrcesj PrW•Milt I Mr:Robertfen sTor-fh,g . Odurd-Street bifburotigh, ..No.. 7, Fett-itr.%! nauiy. oppo&e the Monanyna.; Mr.Bteres, Boukf. . onion-roe. Little Tinvor-red4. Mr. Cadwrltlss . • . d by one Ptrfnn in ri-,17 trailderalge tuwa in Creat . .1 1 Ireland; in-Boars of bitty 3a' . 4d.encte. fesibrisrp wiee. *llk Maddens, .vehureliy girefara of slitter Secs ,tsenifelYes Witit Cif( so4hrettc*V-:' - • • • - D'DOWA rtst IP.f4tf tif-eViiebriftri.i) at .the erta Pax viemo-Cir Ile .• ;. Fiy-freeet plibTilbe3 - b1 iSIF4I. .4'. .al terbury-pace. '..am..ret), at No x, Carty-ftrret. !... STAIR-01 , 1MS. Te'TtAt‘Bar to VI/10h MCC • • tons for tbe Saliva are requrfted to be Wray:. U ik