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Jim the LONDON G47,itTlE, December 14.. aDmtititt.Tv-omcE, DEC. 14. ;...py of a letter from the Honourable. William Cornwallis. Admi ral of the Red, &c. to Wilk:lm Mark!, u, f.fq. dati..l Ville de Paris, Torbay, the oth of December, Otos. Sir—l have the honour to enelofe, for the infor mation of the Lords CommifEnners of the Admiralty, a letter which T have now received from Captain FLEMING, of his Majefty's fhip EGYPT JENNE, making known to me his having captured, in that hip, the Spanifh letter of marque la Paulina. I have the ho nour to be, &c. (Signed) w. CORNWALLIS. His Majefty's lhip l'Egyptienne, at fea, the aoth of November, IR :1. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint ynn, that his Majelly's fhip under my command has this day cap tured, after a Chace of nine how s, the Spanifh letter of marque la Paulina, of twelveguns, eight of which fhe threw overboard in the Chace. veil - el had failed from PafTages, in Spain, And had flood to the northward to avoid the Britilit, ctuizerc off that coal!. I believe the was hound to the Weil Indies, where fhe could not have failed to have done great damage to our trade, as Ile fails Tema: kAbly fait. I ha% e the honour to be, &c. (Signed) c. FLEMING. ~ . {. i , ii ‘ I - 1,.% I . , I 1 • i IF • I i ' P :li (0 1 ) 1 ,11 ,1 :' 100 !' , 1.1 • ' , • , I . ii .l 111 4 ; ! I , I , , i ti 1 , 1 t I I ) ' I M • 1 1. 1 . i 1 1 I i t I 1 . 1 " • i 1 1 1. I It It ' I 1 , 1 1 1 1 . I l i .1! I , 1, , I t : I I ' • i l i i. I 1 ;' 1 1 ' 1 I , I i ‘ ' I , i ii ( . 1 1 s , I i : i .1 . 0 I, t i' : i \- ' * ' 1 MILITARY . PRO NlOlllO NS. Corr.rniflions figned by the Lilrd Lieutenant of the County of Bcrlcs.—Militia. Adam Mandy, Efq. to he Captain. Dated July 30 !Say. To be Lieutenants—Enfign Stephen Judd. Dated k0v.2,6, 180 s. Enfign William Slade. Dated November 27, 18oc. To be Enfigns—Arthur Hamilton, Gent. Dated Sept. 24,1803. John Purcell, Gent. Dated Noveniber 20, 1805. John Phillips, Gent. Dated November at, 18es. Newbury Volunteer Infantry. Edward Montagu, Efq. to be Captain. Dated July 9, Otos. Francis Cha:loi Parry, Efq. to be ditto. Dated July Jo. igos. John Gaines, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Sept. 2, 1805. rR Etas Volunteer Cavalry. Ripbt Hon. William Pleydell Bouveric, commonly calledVifcount Folkeftone, to he Captain. Dated Sept. r 4,1805. Windfor Vnlunte,r Cavalry. Robert Murray, Dent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov 2s, 1803. Francis Stacey. Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Nov. r, aos. CommiiEnn in the TunbridgeWellsVolunteers, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the County of Kent. George Fry, Cent. to be Adjutant, vice O'Grady, refigncd. Dated Odtober 4, aos. _ Commitlions in the in Battalion of Carmarthenfhire Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieute nant of the County of Carmarthen. Dated De- eember 2, 1805. Lieutenant David Thomas to be Cartain of a Company. vice Smith deeeafed. afii.o Thomas Morgan to be Lieutenant,viee'llomas, promoted. Commit ions figned by the Lotd Lieutenant of the County . of Lancafier. To be Deputy Lieutenants. Richard Potvriltle, Efq. Dated April 'B. I gos. Edmund Winftanley Rigby, Efq Dated April an, 180,5. tit Battalion of Lancaffire Militia. Thomas Step - he - 4 O n -, G -- ept. to be Surgeon. - Dated Oct 3t, tBO5. zd Battalion. Dominick Daly, Efq. to be Captain Dated Mt 25, I 805. Thomas Schois,juu. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated February iB, 1805. John Wright, Gent. to bt Ditto. Dated Feb. 9, 1805. Evan Meredith Browne,Gent. to be Eislign. Dated Jan. 22, iSos. John William Norris, Gent to be Surgeon.-Daccd March t 1,1805. 3d Battalion. i t amen Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 5, tBO5. amen Harvey, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March 6,1805. ichard Oidham Jenoway, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 7, )805. Gcorge Ridfdale,Cient. to be Enfign. Dated March 5, 18D5. Thor. Richardfon, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Man.'s 26, rBos. William Fllam, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Nov. 4. 180 5. Janus Winterbottom, Gent. Dated Nov. 27. 1805. illiam Tibfon, Gent. to be Quarter Mailer. Dated Odt as.lSos. PARTNERS lI'S DIS:iOI.V I'D. Aaron Wedgwood and Thomas Kelly, greens, of Liverpool, December IC. aos. William Marks and Thomas Kel&awe, of Liverpool, Decem ber 3 3, aos. David L-ivr, Franklin Coates, lAin Walker, and Richard Heald, of Strargeways, near Manche Rel., rewers, Dee. 6, 1 3 0 5. John Parker and Satnuil Siddall, of Hu, a, Lancallaire, cotton fpinot rs, December 6, 180 t. John Stanley and John Clarke, of Nottingham and Kinuoulton, hollers and lace-manufaclunss, rommbir tBl5. __ _ . . George Lewis and William r ode, of Teweldbury, bookfellers and printers, November a. tBo.s. John Hamilton, fen. and John Hamilton, jun. of Sloane-ltreet Robert Gray. Marmaduke Gray, Robert Guy, nn. and Charlet lray, of Leeds, merchants, January r, ert P)ke, jun. Peter Hankinfon, of Liverpool, brokers and and fpirit merchants, November 2, 180 s. :abeth Sarah Bethel!, and Elizabeth Wilkiofo_n , of New , tcet, and drtf•-makers. December. 1E44. Ijamin Barker, J. R. B irker, and 'Fbomas Bowyer, of SwalT. Bulbeck, Cambi idgr (hire, o..Rober 16, 18'25. BANKRUPTS. iow Jones, of 11. w Bond-(lreet prt i(it of Saint Gent7e, 'over fiparc, Middlefez, fruiterer. dealer and chewer). to ender December 11, 24, and Tannery 25, at twelve, at Guild- London. Attorney, Mr Sorel, Berkley frplare. of Drury-lane, Middlefex, grocer, Dtl!. r 7. 3 t , and 'nary 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wild, War fquare, Newga:c Robinfon the younger, of Newcatle•npon Tyne fadler, and chaman, Dee. 24. 2;, ..nd J.aivary 25, at fir, at the Head Inu, Neweaftle upon-Tyne. Attomies, Mr. Wm. j, in Neweaftle-upon Fyne; or Mt as. Worth= and learnt, Cagle Brat, 'Labor'', London r.rrar, of Salton), Lancafbire, plumber and glazier, and chapnian, January 6,7, and 25, at three, at the Royal .nn, Mancheiter. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, Fountain Brea, 'clutter. e Milner, of Thurlfton, Yorkildre. and Daniel Whitaker, fanchefter, eritton-rnanufaclurers, dealers, ehapmen, and irtncrs, December 23. 28, and January 25, at four, at the Inn, in Dranfgatc, Nlanchelter. Attorney, Mr. William Backtquare, Bir-mchefter. indon, of Wentworth-ftreet, parillt of St. Mary, White , Middkfex, cooper. elealerand charman, Dec. 11. January '2c, at rite, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Grove, No. 25, .s ilren, Strand. George Cle:neos Rohinfon, late of I.iverpocl, nvrchant, . 31, January 4, at twelve, and January 25, at onc, at Guild• Loudon. Attorries, Tlr Liusfichl, liouveric.ftreet, Fleet- I.ondon ; or Mr. it. Check, Manclietter. I.evy, ni Rid; !nary-lane, Middlefcx, vi..l nailer, dealer chain:lan, Dt.c. t 9, 28. and January 25, at eleven, at Guild. Attorney.l4lr. A. Ifaace. ~ zreea George-flret . t, Minorics. Bate, of Mace., field, ChHhire,dmper, dealer and cluip p.nuary 4,5, 2,4, at three, at •he Bridgewater Anus , Mancheitet - . Anomie's. Mehra. J. and R. Willis, Want. rd-court, Loudon ; or Mr. Barret, iVianektfbs. PIVIDF.NP::. Robert Georre, Edward,. and Jorcpla Ja•Afori,bteof No. . Mary Axe, London, and of No 375, Strand, Wanda •-erchanrs and partnere, at ten, at GuikihalL Francis Aube..., of Blackman-ftreet, Southwark, chyrnift and &al : 4.lft. at one, at Guildhall. . John Baker, of Holborn, Midilkfex, linen-draper, at ,le, at GuildhalL .. 17. Michael Riehold. of Brighthehnitone, Suffex, wine. merchant, at one, at C;uildb3ll,l..eslon. 7. Davifon Penny the yourgcr„ pat :ihof St. John of Wap. - Middlefex. flair-chant:LT, at rl, vcn, at G . Morris Lewin Moaley, of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, dhlhall, London. . John Smith, late of Dufoor's Place, but now of Poland , Weftminfter, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. 7. Thoutar Goody, oe Siachield, Yorl tLire, i i rocur, at ten, f.uileiball, London. .c. P. James Sutivrland, of York 41reet, St. Mary-la-Borne, bstidilkict, patina . and; mist., at to, at GuildhalL LIM INTEUICENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC 13. tnen eANctirrE W. SIX THOMAS PARKINS. On a former day we Rated this to be a bill calling upon the Defendant to reconvey certain Oates to the Plaintiff, and-account for the produce of them, with intereft, finc)e the year t 760. The outline of the cafe is as follows : Sir Thomas Parkins, and Jane, the daughter and heirefs of Thomas Parkins, Efq.being minors, and having agreed to intermarry, a bill was brought into Parliament for allowing them to make conveyances and fettlements of Jane Par kins'a elates, purfuant to the direaions of that bill, which were , they fhould be entailed in fee upon the male heirs of her body. The bill pared into a law in 1746 ; but inftead of adhering to its direc tions, there climes were fettled in fee upon Sir Tho mas Parkins himfelf, and were made the fubjea of various devifes, contrails, marriage fettlements, from that time to the prefent, Sir Thomas having come into poreflion of them all, after the deceafe of his wife's mother. The bill farther alledged, that, at the time of there devifes, there was in exitlence, and in the poffeflion of Sir Thomas, then and ever fince, a will of Thomas Parkins, making a different dilpofition of the ellates, after the death of his daugh ter, from what was fet forth in the All of Parlia ment ; that Sir Thomas concealed that will, while the bill was before the Committee of the Honk of Commons, and alto from his lon, the late Lord Ran cliffe, who was the defeendant and heir of Thomas Parkins, after his Lordlhip's mother, Jane, and that -it was only by accident he difcovered it amongft force' papers a few years ago. The bill then fet forth the will of Thomas Parkins, which was not denied by the Defendant, and afferted the right of the Plaintiff to thefe eftates by the will, from the concealment of which before the Committee of the Houle of Com mons, it was contended, that the all was obtained by fraud, and was, therefore, of no effed ; or even if it were valid, yet, under its proviftons, which were not complied with, the Plaintiff would be entitled to the eriates in quellion. It muff be eafily conceived, that, from the multi farioue family tranfaelions, which took place in fuch a length of years, and in all of which, there eflates, a !hare in the River Company, &c. were involved, how imvirible it would-be to make an intelligible analyfis of the will withinoiny reafnnable compafs.— The above, therefore, is only a very Runt abitrad of the grounds on which it proceeds, and, in fupport of which, the ATTORNEY Gatriam. was heard till half pall three o'clock. The claim here made by Lord Rancliffe, upon calculation of the rents, and compound intereft up on them, of five pound , per cent, for the term of al moft fixty years, contprehends property to an im menfe amount. COURT OF KINO•S BENCH, DEC. IS. MILKS V. BAILLIE AND ANOTHER. Mr. PARK Rated (his to be an anion upon (even Bills of Exchange, drawn at Saint Vincent, at 27 months fight, in the year 1803, and accepted by George Baillie, Efq. and not paid when due ; Mr. Jeff'• v, Mr. Baillie's partner, had fuffered judgment by de:Ault. Mr. Bail:ic L:efended the aaion. The amount of the bills was 36711. 9s. which the Jury gave a Verdia tor, with intereft, making the da mages 38771. DALZEL V. THE SAME. An altion on another let of Bills of the fame kind, drawn at Dernarara.—Verdia for the Plaintiff—Da mages t:531. 4s. 2d. including interefl. 'WESTON v. THE SAME. Aition on nno:her let of Bills from Trinidad, &c. —Verdi& fcr Econtiti—Damages 18991. T7s. ad. LANG, LORD REP, AND OTHERS L. BAILEY, AI.4)NP. t rj.iS WAS an adw❑ upon a Bill of Exchange, drawn in Augutt 1804, payable in one year after date, for 49191. t9s. Bd. and accepted by the Defendant. This cafe had a fingularity about it. The Plaintiff's clerk took this bill with him to the King's Bench Office, in the Temple, accompanied by the clerk of Meffis. Winter and Co. Solicitors for the Plaintiffs, for the purpofe of examining and comparing the bill, and the Affidavit to hold the Defendant to bail. Mefirs. Winter and Co.'s clerk took an exad copy of the bill, and the Plaintiff's clerk put it up in his pocket-book ; but in his way home he had his pocket picked in Fieftfli eet of hit pocket Look, comaining this bill and vatious other papers, which he afierwards aavettifed, and took• all the pains he could to reco ver, but in vain. This was proved in evidence, upon which it was propofed to read the copy. Mr. GARROW ftibmitted, that this aetion could not be maintained until the Plaint igi had tendered an indemnity to the Ilfendamt againli any claim which fume pare I holder may have again 3 him ; but after a good deal of Mt. Frellifield; the junior partner in the houfe of Winter and Co. obferved, that it was payable by jpecial indorfement to the Plaintiff Dalzcl alone, and therelore mbody could make any demand upon' it but him; upon vihich Lord ELLENROROUGH held, that the copy might be given in evidence, and that the Plaintiff was entitled to recover upon it.— Verdift for the Plaintiff—Damages St 191. t4s. 7d. wictioLsom, &c. v. 'eow-sm; • Mr. PARK Rated. that the Plaintiffs were allignees of the clime and etreas of Lancelot Bowen, a tailor, , near Solto.iquare. This Mr. Bowen became•embar rafted in his circionftances in the month of January ha, and was vartlantly departing from his dwel ling houfe, for fear of being atrelted. The debt he owed to the Plaintiffs was 1401. and the manner in which it came hit.) the hands of the Defendant, an attorney. was in his capacity of ttuflee on this and M. L. Bowen's estate. In confe s quence of this al D l fumption of the trufteefhip, the Defendant fold fur niture, and cAleatd ocbts to the amount oil 671. 136. 53. fie! Eng. Richard Nicolfon, fon of the Plaintiff, a ware houfernan aad factor, depofed to his having fupplied Lancelot Bowen with clothes to the above amount, in the month of January, 1795. Mrs. Trances Dowling laid fhe lodged in the houfe of Lancelot Bu‘ven in November 1304, up to April fait, and remembered Mr. Bowen leaving his honk on every day in the week, except Sunday, in the month of January Taft, and till fuch time as the commiffion aired. He told her that he was afraid of debt, and defired her not to be alarmed, as ITO thing would happen to her. Mr. Jas. Keppel, attElioneer, laid, he had been em ployed to difpote of the furniture, Sec. belonging to lite bankrupt, and that the amount paid by him fo: RI t and taxes, together with' his own charges. amounted to 271. t7s. 6d. and that he had paid a 1 ba'ance of 61. tit. to Mr. Bowen, the Defendant. I It was for this balance that the prefent a&ien was I h ought. A verdict was givai for the Plaintiffs ac , I cordingly. SANDMAN r. [LULL AND WILLIAMS. This was an aetion for fa* imprifonment, brought by the Plaintiff, a Chymift, in Southwark, againd the Defendants, the former of whom is a Lead- Merchant, and the latter an Attorney. Mr. Gaartovr, for the Plaintiff, faid that his client fought, by the verdia of a Jury, a compenfation in damages for an injury, the confequences of which it was impoffible to determine. The Plaintiff, in the way of his bufinefs, had applied to the Defendant, Mr. Ellill, to firma him with a quantity of lead, to the value of 141. ros. 7d. A fcw days after the goods had been received, Mr. Sandman had been refotted to for the payment, by an attorney's letter. The Plaintiff, however, refuted to fatisfy the demand, aftedging, that the ufnal credit had not been given him ; bat that, affoon as the proper time arrived, the debt would be difchargecl. Notwithilanding this re• fufal, Mr. Williams drew a bill, and defired Mr. Sand man to accept it; but the Plaintiff, confidering Mr. Williams had no authority to take this ftep, lel tiled to honour it. Affoon as the coflomary time had ex pired for the difcharge of Mr. Ellill's demand, a perfon of the name of Smith, clerk to Mr. Wil lisms, called upon Mr. Sandman, and obtained the money, at the fame time giving a receipt /or it.— What was the Plaintiff's furprise, when, a few weeks after the payment, Mr. Sandman was arreft cd, at the luit of Mr. Ellill, for the fum which he had before paid ! He was confined until bail could be procured. It af erwards appeared, that Smith, who had received the money from the Plaintiff, had ablconded, without rendering any account of that payment. The Learned Counfel concluded by expreffing his confidence, that as Mr. Ellill was a gentleman of large property, and was able to pay as many thoufands as the Jury, by their verdia, would give hundreds, that they would vilit this cafe with adequate damages. Giles Lfing, the Sheriff's °Meer, who was direct ed to arra the Plaintiff, was then called. He laid, that he waited for Mr. Sandman ; but not meeting with him at home, the Plaintiff came to his houfe, accompanied by a Mr. Wild, with the view of giving bail to the ration, and executing a bond for that purpofe—Rating, at the fame time, that he had al ready paid the debt upon which he was fued. The ' witnefs, in confeqitence, told Mt. Sandman, that it was unnreeffary for him to enter into any engage ment, until the matter was inquired into--the Plain tiff, however, infifted upon having the bond executed. Lord ELLEN BOROU G H--" This is the cafe of a per fon malicioufly procuring himfelf to be arreited, in order to make up this ihameful anion ; there is no ground for it, and the Plaintiff mutt be called,"— Nonfuited. I. I . ' 1 Itnhiert( I ' Worth Gra I Robert I porter and r [ • Flizabet 1. • ' Bond firm I Banjami 1 'I ' 1 Barn, Bulb ' ' I James 810 . 1 $ , Hanovei i . 1 .. , , fur rend( 1 hall, Loi John Poll January . wick. fq, ' • , . 1 William ii dealer ai ` Itcnl, ;, ; i.= 'clivaeprrkvt:ry,i , ) Will 1 '1 .- ' dealer 21 '' I 1 Oak Inn i ' I . ' ; II I I a M o m f a a h n l i ; ch n l ' l 1 1 II 1 1 i , 1 copartni Buff, ht , 1 Ed ge , B , Peter G3ll I . I I Chlpgi, 1 . Jr, and . Villit'r • I t 4 Peter (le s t ' i s,i 1 Dec. 31. i' ' I tall, 1.0 t i 1 area, I ; , '.Michael 1 and cha hall. A 1 ' 1 : l'i,•,mai i I may 1: ' nn. SI -, 1 % - , 1 turd-co IDi , . is. i . • 20, St. , : (ler, :4- , 1 Dm 17. . , . Surrey i 1 Dec. 17. twelve , I 1 . Dec. 17. Tnerch Orr 17, . I . ' ' 1, ping, 2 I ' I 11 . ; ~:.1- ~ at Gui i ; Dec. t 7. .... i Street, '`,.. DLC. 17 i I +, at Gut . tier. tP, . . . Bahia • ' . , SALISBURY V. SMITH. Mr. ERSKINE, for the Plaintiff, who was Lieute nant Colonel of the Denbighfhire Militia, dated, that this was an action againll the Defendant, who was Paymaller and Adjutant of that regiment, for mo ney due to him for contingencies. The Agent of the regiment had paid thele fums to the defendant. The commilEon of the plaintiff was dated the 26th June, 1794, but in.paying the contingent money the defendant had reckoned from the 23d of July laa, fo that there was a balance of 31. los. Id. due to the plaintiff. Nlr. W. Totty, Agent f-r 11. e Denbiglifhire Militia, depofed, that he had paid to Captain Smith the lum of 941. tr. Bd. for the ule of the plaintiff, from the 26th of June, 1794, to the 24111 June, 1796. Lt-rd ELnsusosouc exprelled his altenifhment that a man of the rank of the Plaintiff could bring fuck an aftion, merely on the ground of taking the chances that the receipts could not be produced. The feveral receipts were produced, and the plain tiff was nonfuited. KEINITZ .17. SURKY AND CO. Mr. ERSKINE, for the plaintiff, Rated, that this was an attkn for goods fold and delivered. The pla;n tiff, who lives abroad at Koninglburgh, configned to his correfpondents in London, Meffic. Cox and Co.l 195 quarters of wheat, fur the pus pore of being dif pored of. It bappened that in the voyage the grain was fomewhat damaged, otherwile it would have I been worth about los Ihißings per quarter; but, on account of the detrin.ent it had fu Rained, it was fold at the reduced pi ice of 84 fhillings. This wheat was told in three diffeient lots, of which the defendants purchafed one amounting to so quarters. No objec tions were Rated by the other purchafers. Thefe so quarters were fold in the market upon the 29th of, July latl, in the utual manner, per fample. The whole qnellion turned upon the point, whether or not the wheat in bulk agreed with the fample? and, if it did ru.t, whether regular and timely notice there of was given on the next market day ? The original fample had not been preferred by the defendants' agent, but it did not appear to have been laid ;tilde through any degree of fraud. The defence fet up by the defendants was, that the wheat in bulk did not agree with the fample, and that it was 4s. per quarter lefs valuable. The verdift of the Jttry found that the wheat was not agreeable to the (Ample. COCKPIT, WkIITEHALL. Before the Mutt Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commitlioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes. - The Nyade, M. Mcrtz matter (an appeal from the High Court of Admiralty.)—'Phis Prutlian vef fel, with a cargo of cotton, &c. from Lifbora to Bourdeaux, was Captured on tht itth of May 1 80 1, by the Revenge privateer, P. Hamon commander, and Sly, C. King commander, and brought to Jet.- fey. The appeal was on behalf of the captors, in confequence of certain gold, having been restored in the Cour% below ; and it was contended i.)y the cap tor's Counfel, that the whole was a fraudulent tranf aetion, calculated to cover enemies property, or ille gal tt ade. Their Lordihips, in this cafe, reverfed the fen tence of the Court below, and pronounced the faid pods to be good and lawful prize to the captoi s, and accordingly condemned the fame. SARAH ECKFORD, aged thirty tve years. IV: • firft this cafe of Seraph('la made i:s -eat-mice. was in the abforhent gla:!ds or Olt. neck, which bt. came rather thickened, and then a.lvatic , d to a hari tumor ; the applied to a medical gertlentan wii.) brought it to fuppuration, he th,:a (yelled it, ;an . 1 the neck became ulcerated from the ear to the thntll• der ; tumors form f.-rmed in the taiiv3ry glands, ult• der the chin, in the parotid e by the fide of the ca., and the abforbeut gland• on the other fide. She was admitted an out pirient of St. Bartholomew% Hofpital for eight moo , hs, without receiving any relief. At chi.; time., by the advice of Mary Eftlaile; who had experienced real fat the Difpenfaty, Soho. fquare, fhe began takinK the Drops, and continued them for the fpace of a twelvemonth.. when the ul cers healed, and fhe became per fealy,vvell. Crown Court, Pleet-ftrcet. RAK.4.I; !CRFORD. Be careful to Alt fir SPILSBURY'S ['Avg Anti feorbutic Drops, having the words .1 By the Kiny'•• Patent" exprttfed at length cn the bottle, bill of ....- re6tions, and outilde wra ; .ner ; the (tamp ally, King's duty, is printed in bla:k ink iiiltead :ed.-- Bottles price gs. 6d. los. and tL zs. ditty inchided. Dirpenfary, No. is, Soho-4mm BIKTH4• At his houfe in Great r u.or trcrLuni-Areet, She LadT aide Hill Chart , s 3. Agar. of a Un ThorfstA , ., the Lady of Dr. Turner, of Charbet . 'ttreet . Betl , - - rord-fgu are or fipo. VIED. Sunday fennight. Mrs. Elizabeth .3rofvenor, of Ilryftettop fqu..re, littera the iate, and aunt of the !mit nt. Fri Orjlytt.or. On Hit 15th Odoher. at Barba .nps, ~f the yt How fedtlr, Ines en illnefs of five day:, %Valiant Q. W....ters. ray t•I the Ct.oltnit f.try'.4 Department iu that itland, .urnmtiy .1 the Navy Office, London. On the t,th in& at his houfe at Findon, iu SuQu, is the 54 year of his age, John I.yall, 61. Oti the 4th Ina. in bis 57th year, Mr. Jobn Mayne, late Prinel. pal of Barr Academy. HlOki WATER AT I.ONbuN fO-MORROW Morning - - - 44 minutts afttr ag s 3 minutes aiter,/it ..• Afterooos - - FOR A:-COUNT OF THE MANI]: ACTURERS, EXEMPT FROM THE AUCTION DUTY, AGREEABLE TO Acr OF PARLIAMENT. Ou Thurfday, December r 9, at Four o'Cleck, in the Aftcrtnies, and on Friday, Dec. 20, at Twelve is fhe Forenoon, MERAC, SON, and CO—will put up to Public Sale, at their WarehourcA, No. yti.en-Rreet, the fol. lowing AlTortment of BRITISH PIECE G OODS. 234 - n Pieces Balafores, Shawls, &c. sooo - Plain and Fancy Canihrica. • 1200 - jaconets. Tambours, &c. • 600 Book Mullins. 'sop M'bite and Printed Cal;ces and Shawls. 4coh - PuWelts, Madr.is. anst Car Is flandkeecbie? 700 - Nankeens jemucts, &c. • 750 - Dimities, Quilcir , s, Sc t asoo - Superfine Vs'oollcii Clarks, Kerfevnferes, 4r.c.. ; Go Druggets, Ticks, Scrrs, Flannels; 44 , Alio, feven Se ens Vijoi.ia Wool. To be viewed as above. where Catalogues may be Tad, andi New York asd Tom's CcWee Wades. • - • M. i.. MERAC, jun. Enter. . DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain CONIPLAINTS. . AS foie Proprietor of DAR AN's celebrated medi -1- dieated llougies and /terns dies, Mr. DIJFOUR informs the Public, that he may as ufual be confatrAid.tily from 9 to 3, at his heart, No. 54; Frith-Erect, Soho, on C:Jes of Stridtures, Obitrue dons, Gleets, dec. &c. as well as Debility, and e*cry diforder where fecrecy is fo Cant/41 a requilite. that Mr Dufour has provided a fpatious houfe, that every Patier.t may he introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from extenfive practice, and the easdt fiattering {twat's, he is clial+lei to offer a method of cure, mild. efficacious, requiring no confinenumt or reftraint, to diet, and which prevents a ralpfe. Perfons in the country Rating thrir cafes fully, in a letter, enciofinj a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fymptoms Ice. fee Mr Dufour's Treatife on the above emiiplainuk, price 21 fief. the sth edition—to be had of J Crown court, Soho ; NV(tieezi, Eicser Change, '.and of tLe Auth sr. -IHS. ice COUOYiu, COLDS, AS I'HMAS. and CONSUMpTioza. ROBBERDS'S IM/'ItOVED • BALSAMIC ELIXIR, ur couqm DRovi. So extraordinary are its whines, that let the Patient he ever ru'emaciated or reduced. if ter having tried every met:teal affiltasce to nn mrpore, it will wit as it were a charm, and inftantly relLvet he malt inveterate Vough; give eafe Jai freedo::. to perivirrtion, rr.moic g ontle. espeetora tion,itrengthen the whole Debilitated Codltit..tion, procure thse refrahing conitort of rell and !Lep, and quickly eil,ct a pants. nent Cure for the mutt obillnate Coiighs, Colds, Atthnus, and Confuroptions. Not an inttance has occurred, thcr.gb tabro by near fag thou fand Patierts,wherein thee Drops have ban known to fail reliev ing the above Complaints—ln fact toe much cannot he raid it pralfe of fo valuable a .Ranedy, as it only requires to be loosen tit meet univcrfal preference A further account of i:s virtues may to ken in cacb bill of diredlons. His Majefty's Hon. Comindnoners Lave been plcared to order the name of R. But:er, No. 4, ehcapiale, to be engraved oo a black Ramp, which (tamp is affixed to each bottle., all others arc coun terfeits. Sold wholefale and ri.taii at Mr. Betlces No. s, Cheapfide,ear• ne.r of Paternoller row ; and retail by Mutt, Royal Exchange ; Ba. con, rso, Oxtord-ftrcet ; WiWarns. Diuggia, Piccadilly Cap / corner of Spring Gardens; ciark, 269, Wir.mgh Stains 8e Lynch, Manche!ler ; Gregfon, Liverpool ; Tmwman, Exeter; Howland and Wills, Plymouth ; hf• Donald, Glafgqw ; Smith and Scott. Edinburgh; Sharp, Portfmoutb ; Portfea ; Harding,gof port ; Sutton and Baker. Southampton; and by molt Med Moo Venders in every town, in bottles ;a ts. 9d each. 14AVING dediated zr•T elf to the Rudy, and beta gratified ty thr molt cudiderahle pradlee in that branch which 1 thought I.roper to re lea, i mit that 1 have not more WE tonp:oyel my time than thofe who, in the exterkPve eekt of the prose±on, are occasounity itnnierred in once- - tAinty, ar.d canoet always attain that Inccefs art. , :t !a zeltltted 1y erxcentrating tLs intoned al rower to ono cies tic diforders _ _ _ difea . fes cf nni:LrrY are wiz:tarty aftriting, for they bring wit:: diens a train of eo.nectni-.at fruvons, and, by a do. pref Len of ail Tits! enorf, cylfteueeittel b vntnee embittered.... Whether they wife front t,!...e prevalerze of iu effampk ~JTaiabitsot ot Caw,/ Soy*, .‘r the indu.genres of maturity. tbt7 quire the molt aiS!uous pro"flonal ; :tut by the Ignorant* of unedwlted n, the tymptomeare aggrarnmd, :tivt the eon& tudun is Aeftroyol A s s of the ROYAL "SOIL sp^..": SI MORONS, grmml my pr,tcm'imis on reg:earttr or odnc and poilifftog every prlvilev,v to pra,,tee I fPel my :1; .Iv:ft that eunli w`lek have Etherto Ih.ea 08. rt• 7.oncuyed. In the Sint Co:nation. of wt.,k11 , -.'s early applies/too a' -• prevent Lb:: calamity of a .!•.:•:litate.: 'rasa.: but where Chc fem., frctn a conCioune's o' tbx uamaz.k.-e a a the Cee ceded ids ustaf!rtune is fcar.`ul of , be ....:pte-opt or ..enture n fasnily pby6dma. mut lar-vds ,orzr bk.! infirmity Wth rareful cc , • ce.intest. it arta be 'a-lary for Stet to be aniared sun only o f capability of treats-mit D x eee of t'‘e mob Inv-e:zek looney. And in recent V .114Tai it Iv FNEMe to prev ia via, (Lusa or diftrell in t‘it •_•:..,mplicatal en:L. , ft is tit, acquitn• went of exclaqve eiperienee in els kne to effect m ~ afe, cerftio. and fpccdy reeftablidunmc i offer the advantage of t?"-is eared met to thole of either fax *he are elided with any kind of of any fymptoms of VIINikIitIA.T.. INFECTION• aild in all earn the terms of remu neration ara Rated on the Ern interview Pat!tults in tto country arc crpee Al to !nc!oce a Bank oat; and are r-quciloi to fpecify thdr age an tro truer of living. MA: TIN MR. Mender of the /Loyal Cage of Surgeons in Lomita. rur.ticl-ftront, fOrsed TIN* 'sr LONDON: F rioted an 1 publilbed by LEVEL KENT (of Card , terbury-pl Ice, Lambeth), 7.t the STAR OFFICR, No. s, Cum ltrcet. rublittac,4 aro at Use STAR Urrscs, Tamploam No sn