Star. — London, England, 1802-05-28 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENVE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND E. N. E. DUt. I Dublin, O 1 Lmhurgh, • 1) Li! c:), I Frer,!). 3 Watcrivrtl, POILTS mot, ti, NIAY 7.--Sailed the Uniort,Gle for Ilamburgh.—Arrived the Ateattocr higatc, from Cowes. PLY MOUTH,MA Y 26.—Arrived the Jonge Jacob, —, from St. Übe's, hound to Arniterdam. 1)/AL, MAY a..—Sailed through the Downs, the Ranger, Erncc, fur St. Cruz.—Wind F_ N. E. C a o, MAY a7—Paired by the Friends, Findlay, Dort ; LlicAbeth and Sarah, Gibfon, from Memel; Maria lizLheth, from Wifinar ; Edward and Mary. Huff" fi ont Zara ; Dolphin, Wllkingfon, from Saloe ; Good Hope, Younger; and Vrow Maria, —, from Rotterdam; and Vrew TTanker. Cretncr, from Dieppe.—Sailed the Matilda, Eloomfehl, for Newfoundland ; Eleanor, Swinburn, for Bre men; Vtir Gebroden, Vella; Juffrow Anita Henrietta, Rorer; and Inncl, —, for Rouen. ARRIVED. At Milford—Briftol, Newcombe, from London. At Falmouth—Jenny, Barley, from Gambia; Charlot•e. Diamond, from the Havannah; and the William and Emma, Haflew. from STrtill. At Jamaica—K , n;t l .-.n, Hellion, from Neweaftle ; James, Jump ; and Jane, Campbell, from Liverpool. At Madras—Cornwallis, Elderton, from London. LIVERPOOL, MAY 24.—The Prudence, Woon. STOCK, from Africa at Trinicl4l 22d March, and would fail on the 24th for St. Vincent; left the following veiTels, viz.—The Earl of Liverpool, air, at Galenas t tth Feb. all well ; Ellis, Sou- TER, at Bance ifland ; Chriflopher, HERD, at Ga lenas; Lancafter, Wt t.t.tams, to leeward; Mary, Dux sc x, at Cape Mount ; Pratt, of London, to leeward ; John, PITT, paffed River Sifters about 75th January ; Rnmfdyke and Columbus, of Lon don, paffed Baal' the 16th Jan. for leeward ; Young William, BENNETT, River Sifters 16th Ja nuary, for ditto ; Orange Grove, PAYNE, BafTa, 6th Jan. for ditto; Montalembert, M'CoKSIcK, all well. _ _ The Europa, M‘Aav VR, arrived at Port Glaf gow, (poke on the 27th March, the St. Mary's Planter, of this port, in lat. zo. 47. long. 6t. 30. from Bourdeaux to Jamaica ; and on the 26th of April, the Nancy, BAIN, of And from Greenock for gliebec, in lat. 49. 24. long. 30. ts. All well. Capt. PADDOCK, of the Alleganv, from Charlef ton, (poke on the isth April, in lat. 4t. N. long. 48. 24. the brig Zerviah, SMITH ; from Rhode Hand, bound to Copenhagen, who a few days before upfet in a gale of wind, which (wept his decks, (love so puncheons rum, and 101 l a num ber of his fails. On the 2stly, in lat. 44. 41 long. 34. 16. (poke the !hip United States, STOTE4BERY, from hence for Virginia, out so days. On the 7th of May, lat. 15. 14. long. 14.50. (poke the chip Sarah, KANT, from Antigua for Dublin, out (even weeks. Sunday night tame villains entered the garden of Mr. Lancaflteer, at Widcomb, and having plundered the cucumbers and other vegetables, they wantonly deflroyed the lights, tore up the haulms, and did other damage. Wednefday night, about nine o'clock, as Mr. Phillips, of St. Margaret's-hill, in the Borough, in company with a lady in a chaife, were coming by the Shoulder of Mutton-Grctn, near Shooter's hill, they were flopped by two footpads, who rob bed them of four guineas and a half, betides a filver watch. Mr. P. had a large proptrty with him in a box, which the villains mitred taking. They creed the road into the ficlds very deliberately. A man, of the name of Pithers, who is f' abfo lute a cripple as to move only by dragging himfelf on the ground by his hand, has been committed to Norwich Caftle for (leafing four Iheep. Thurfday fe'nnight, as a child of Mr. King's, in Wincheap-itreet, Canterbury, was playing in the road, by accident it fell under the wheels of a Gentleman's carriage, and received fo much injury that it furvived but a few hours. On Saturday the 01 init. about ten o'clock in the morning, a fire broke out at Eaft Shefford, in Berkthire, in a cottage occupied by Thomas Hughes, labourer, which, in a fhort time, con rimed the fame with four others adjoining, by which accident the poor (offerers are reduced to the greateft diftrefs. Saturday morning a (weep, belonging to Mrs. Waller, of Ifiington, employed in (weeping a chim ney in the neighbourhood, being urged to make his accuflomed appearance at the top of the chim ney-pot, it unfortunately gave way with his weight, when both were precipitated to the ground, and the poor boy, in confequence, was fo much broiled, and his fkull fraBiired in fo dreadful a manner, as not to afford the fmall:ft hopes of his recovery. On Sunday fe'nnight an inquifition was taken on the body of George Foreman, Mailer's Mate of the Bittern, who was drowned in Portfmouth harbour the preceding evening, being, with four other fearnen, in the jolly' boat, which upfet in a fudden guft of wind going from New Sallyport. Every medical a (Man& was vied to recover him, but without diet. The Jury brought in their iv:raid—Accidental Death. The four fealnen were picked up almoft inftantly by a man of war's boat, and Caved. A few days fine, as Mr. Edward Smith, a re fpeßable farmer of Cherreton, near Wincanton, ..omerfctfhire, was croffing one of his fields, a vi (-int). bull attacked him, which gored him in Co di eadful a manner that he died the nett day. Monday a young woman palling by the Chop of Mr. Smith, in Cheapfide, in confequence of the high wind, the canvas (bade and frame fell on Mr bead, by which Ike was much hurt. Monday a violent gull of wind blew a Bone from the parapet of a houfe in Finfbury-fquare, which fell upon a young woman, broke her col lar-bone, and otherwifelo much broiled her, that the expire.' a few moments after the accident. Sunday afternoon, as Come boys were playing "n the craft moored off Blackfriars bridge, one of them fen into the water and was drowned: COUNTEr NEWS. CiteLTISNIIAM F;TA, M.tv aa—Arrived here—Dube and Duchcfs of Am:after, entaltefs Spencer and Lady Ann Bing ham, Dowager 1 y tiara wood, Lord Wm. Eentiek, Lord Yif count Falmouth, Loin N'Sfrout t Northland, Lord Robert Tot tenham, Lady Fielding, Fon. Mrs. Whalley, Hun. Mifs Law- Ids. Sir Wm. and Lady Wake, :.;ir Lionel and the Mifs Darells, Sir Richard Cope, Sir Rsiny iilbanke, Lady Stewart, Lady and Nlifs Hammer, An'iii-al 4114.1 Nirf. Pigot, Colonel Levifon Gower, el Beaunagn, Colonel iherbrooke, Lieutenant- Cceorel Gordan, Lieuteraw-Colood Vigorrau, Lieutenant- Cuiunel and Mrs. Mut say, Li.vt•atant-Colonel Hanfield, Lieu tenant-Colonel M'Ncd, Capta.n and Mrs. R. Adair, and Mals Adair, Captain Percival, Captain James Smith, Captain G. Hutehinfon, C,pt: a... 1 key. Mr. Oliver, Rev. Mr.and Mrs. illackiniroe, Ra.v. Mr. Ilewellin, Mr. Mrs. and the Mifs King;. Mr. and Mrs. Carne, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Clark• Mr. and Mrs. Pinnock, Mr. and Mrs. Wifkinfon, Mr. E. Willsinflin, Mrs. Lytc, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Whyte, Mr. and Mrs. Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Adair, Mr. Mrs. and Mils Powys, Mr. and Nits Otway, Mr. anti Mrs. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Newenham, Mr. and Mrs. Wolff.; Mr. and Mrs. Coriolis% and Mrs. Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Oakley, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Satterwaite, Mr. and Mrs. Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, Mr. Mrs. and Mils Ratlibone, Mr. and Mrs. Ha :rank, Mr. Mrs. and Mils Sixoule, Mrs. and Mifs Eginton, Mrs. and the Mifs Scotts, Mrs. and Mifs Yeard, Mrs. M'N.te and Mils Anti Myers, Mr. Mrs.and Mifs Hanuncriley, Mr. and Mrs. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs . Holmes, Ste. dee. - BATI ' MAT a/ .) .— Arriv e d here—The Marquis of Lantlf down, Dowager Lady Clayton, Lady T. Dcare. Hon. Mr. Ayl mer, Sir C. Holoott, Sir Wathin Lewis, Sir IL Sutton. Gen. Mr. and Mrs. Robinfon,General Taylor, Colonel Grevillc, Co lonel Deneux, Colonel O'Dohcrty, Major Winitanlcy, Dr. Shcrw:n, Rev. Mr. I .an:don, Rev. Mr. and Mifs Selwyn, Rev. Mr. Vaughan, Rev. Mr. Warner, Captain Brenton, Captain Sharp, Captain Wakond, Captain Schuyler, Captain Weoman, Mr. and Mrs. Swioney, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Hefeott, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Trelawny, Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield, Mr. and Mu. Homer, Mrs. and Mifs Smyth, Mrs. and Mifs Spry, Madame Recamier, etc. The Bath Journal contains the following curi ous flatement _ _ About two months ago a cow belonging to the landlord of the Crown inn, Salford, near this City, calved a fine calf; the calf, by fome accident fell into a ditch, and the cow could not extricate it. A colt that had been fome time feeding in ti:e fame field with the cow, took the calf by the ears in his mouth, and dragged it out of the ditch for the cow; and the colt is now fo fond of the calf, that travellers may always fee the colt fondling the calf the fame or more than the cow. Aboat ten days ago the owner meant to wean the calf. to do which he feparated the cow and the calf, and put the cow and the colt in a field near the river Avon ; the cow, miffing her calf, took to the ri. ver, and fwam over to the other fide in purfuit of the.cai ; the colt followed the cow; after come time the colt took to the river back again in fearch of the calf, the cow now following the colt. The landlord being informed of the circumitances, came to the ail:fiance of the cow, as fhe was nearly drowning in croffing the river after the colt. The owner is going to keep the calf. Geov C EST AR, MAY 24.—0 n Monday morning , , Mr. M'Dowall, of Durfley, in this county, was found dead in his bed-chamber ; and the coroner's Jury have fince returned a verdict—Died by the viiitation of Goo. He was it very relpetable dealer in frith linens, &c. and had acquit ed considerable property by this traffic. The body of Mr. Nath. James, of St. Michael's hill, Briftol (one of the eight unfortunate perfons who went from Biltiol in a boat on Baßer-Mon day, and were drowned, as mentioned in a former paper) was yeßerday fe'nnight dilcovered floating on the water near a place called Cherry Stones, in the River Severn, in a very putrid Rate, as might be fuppofed. A confiderable property in bills and catii was found in his pockets. On Tuefday lafl, a labourer who was employed in the repairs of the roof of Sr. Michael's church,' in this city, unfortunately fell from the fame, and lighting upon a grave flone, was feverely hurt.— He was inilantiy conveyed to our Infirmary ; and we are happy to add, that his life is thought to be out of danger. HULL, MAY 24.—This morning a coroner's in quett was held at this place on view of the body of William Baxter, pauper, by trade a tailor, above leventy years of age, lying dead in Vicar-lane, in the parilh of the Holy Trinity. It appeared that on Saturday afternoon he died in an apoplec tic fit, fymptoms of fitch a fit having appeared on him before; but being in liquor is fuppofed to have brought it on him at that time.—Vetdia— Died by the vifitation of GOD. On Thurfday lall as two men were getting a load of land in a field belonging to Mr. James Potter, of Bold, they difcovered a complete hu man liceleton ; from the direSion in which the bones lay, it appeared to have been thrown in double, the back bone being bent down toward. the knee • the bones were perfed, and were quite fiefh. The field is not near any road or honfe, but lies about 400 yards from the river Derwent. The teeth in the jawbone were complete, the bones are of a large flu. It was about three feet within the furface. EDINBURGH, MAY 20.-..-JAMES FERRIER, Efq. W. S. took his feat at the table of the Court of Salons, as adißant and fucceffor to Roamer. Stu. GLAIR, Efq. one of the Principal Clerks of Seilion. Wcdnefday, as fume labourers at Craigleith Qcarry were digging *way a bank of earth, a conliderable part of it suddenly fell in, by which one man was killed, and two very much bruifed. On Monday morning, while one Thomas Croff. grove, t private in the 3d Dragoon Guards, part ~h is now lying in Gl.sfgow, was wafhing his face in the Clyde, near Peat-bog. he fell in and was tirou ned. A letter from Rothefay, of Thurfday laft, fays, "A melancholy accident happened here yederday. James Sharp, copperfroith, from Paisley, and his wife. were paffengers in the Cotton Mill packet ; and as they, with two lads, get into the boat to get afhore, it overfet. The two lads (warn afhore; the hufhand ftruggled hard to keep his wife's head above water, but his great coat getting about hi, head, rendered his efforts unavailing, and they funk before the boats reached them. They were both brought afhore, and the wife Piton recovered ; but every means tried for the recovery of the hut. thusd proved of no avail." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Ft ETCH E a has purchafed Dricierfor iSoogs, and matched him againa Lord Wm./IN:v(9i s Milli Moloch for tocogs each, to run two miles at neat Doncalicr Meeting, 811. each. He has alfo matched Yip/hard" againa ilgonilki, to run at Newcaale for .t large fum. YORK SPRING MEETINO, MAY as. Mr. Fletcher'; Letlir, 71t. 71b. best Lord Dar lington's Champion, 7ft t 31b. for tooogs. each. Two miles. Five and 6to, ou Lethe. Cham pion broke down. A Sweeptlakes of zcsgs. each. Two miles. Mr. Walker's b. c. 11r2ver, by Hub,. eft 31b. z Mr. Wentworth's Chanec. by Lurch.r, 91t. - 2 Ld Darlington's Aronittes. by Sir Feta, 91/.. - 3 I.d Fitzwilliani4 gft. alb. - 4 Sir r. Garcolgue's b. c. by Traveller, aft. 21b. - 5 Nine to 2 aglt Driver ; t I to to on Chance ; tt to 5 agli Agonittes ; 3to t agli. Miracle to to 1 aglt b. c. by Travella. : an excellent race. MIDDLEHAM, YORKSHIRE. On, Thurfday, May 13, the Sweepflakes for 3.yr olds was won by the Duke of Hamilton's ch. c. by Walnut, dam by Bourdeaux —The std. Plate, by Sir H. Williarnfon's c. Lancafter, by Sir Peter. A COLLOQUY. Says BAIDOLTII . I boy Tom to his father—" Dear dad, " A SCAT I will have, if a feat's to be had; " But the moment I take it, I will Doty like you, “ Squat me down among dirty fac'd Patriots perdue, • But bind on my forehead this label—" To let"- " UNFOkthlSll'Ll !"—The old ow replies in a pet. c. At Derby an uncommon Phznomenon appear ed in the air a few mornings ago : it confined of four circles, and part of another, in the following order : the fmallefi, which was nearer to the Sun, might be 15 deg. diameter, with luminous fpots to the right and left, like what are called par.theiia ; the fecond encompafled the former, and was twice AS large ; the third the fite of the fecond, and joined its circumference to the weft ; and the fourth circumfcribed all the others, and was utched upon the weltern fide by part of another of the Lime diameter. _ The late unfeafonable weather has not been con fined to the vicinity of the Metropolis, but has ex• tended over the country.—On the mountains in Wales, ftiow was near a foot deep laft week.—At Berwick upon-Tweed, the ground was covered with film near a foot deep, and the weather as cold as is ufual in the month of January.—At Aberdeen it fnowed almoti incelTantly during the day, and at night nipping &offs confiderabir injured the fmall fruit.—About Turriff the (tom has been equally violent. The fnow was lying in the gardens four inches deep, and the leaves have the appearance of autumn.—ln fome parts of Bu chan the blow fell to the depth of eight or tea inches ; and the air had all the rigour ef winter. At Liverpool, wi!h remarkable cold winds, they had fevere frofts in the night, accompanied with hail and a great fall of fnow. Thurfday fe'nnight, however it became fuddenly mild, and has con tinued fo very warm, that the mercury in Farot heit's Thermometer, expofed to the open air, rol e 3o degrees from Thurfday to Saturday, a circum ilance we lappofe unparalleled in the Inemory of the oldeti perfon living. Betwixt York and Hull, in places, the fnow lay on the ground upwards of five inches, and in Holdernefs, ancle-deep, on Fri day and Saturday fe'nnight. On Sunday ft.'n-: night, the fnow lay upwards of fix inches thick on the deck of fome veils, while palling the York !hire coati ; the crews report, that they never at the feafon before experienced fuch weather—fome were aaually froft-bitten in their hands and faces. There probably never happened a more remark able change in the temperature of the air in the comic oithree days, than that which has taken place. The Thermometer on Tuefday fe'nnight in the morning, was down at 29, (three degrees hclow the freezing point;) on Friday morning at fever', it was at so; and at noon it flood 4 73. BIRTHS. On the sad init. Mn. William Shone, in Miming-lane, of a daughter. On the 23d inn. Mm Howard, of Corby Caftle, of a daughter. MARRIED. • I Left night, Lord Sydney, to Lady Charlotte Clements. 10-1 1 mediately after the ceremony. the newly•wedded pair fet off fpr his Lordihip's feat at i'rognell, in Kent. Saturday, at DuMin, by the Lord Bilbop of Leighlin and Ferns, Ralph Gore, Efq. nephew of the Earl of Rofs, to Lady Grace Maxwell, daughter of Barry, late Earl of Farnham. At Briftol, Lewis Filter, Efq. merchant, to Mifs Jane Itham Randolph, third daughter of the late Mr. tandolph, merchant, Is , th of Brlftol. ...... Mr. Wm. Lane, Jeweller, of Briftol, to Mifs Davies, only daughter of the late Rev. James Davies, of that city. J. Bacon, Efq. of Colney Hatch. to Mrs. Moreton, widow of Dr. Moreton, many years Librarian at the Britith Mufeum. On the 28th init. at Liverpool, Mr. John Jackfon, merchant, to Mils Caton, daughter of Jufeph Caton, Efq. of Liverpool. On the ad infiatat,.et Stoke, in the Potteries, Mr Richard Shaw, fon of Richluctilhaw, Efq Daretbury, Cheihire, to Mils Sparket, of the fawner place. On the 26th intL. at Tynemouth Church, Mr Richard Bar ker, attorney -at-law, to Mils Lamb, both of North Shickts. DIED. A few days ago, at his teat in Weltmoreland, the Earl of Loufdale. His Lurdihip is [accented to hls eftates and the Barony of Lowther by Sir William Lowther, M. P. for Rut- Lindhire. His Lordibip died of a moctilleatiun in his bowels. On Wednefday fennight, at his bade in Merrion-street, Dublin, in the 48th year of his age, Charles Stanley Vircount Mooch. _ _ _ _ _ On Wednefday evening, of a bilious fever, in Pottland-piace, Mrs. Fitzherbert, wife •f Thanes Fittherbert, Efq. late of High Cannons, in the county of Herts. At Kilccole, county Wicklow, Mr.i. Ellis. On the 16th aultant, aged 73, Mr. Thomas Chapman, of Lei ceiter. He was lineally defcended from the late Sir lax New town's own fitter, fhe being his grandmother. At Pembridge, Herefordihire, aged 84, the Reg. John Hulk many years rector of that parifla, and fornacrly Fellow of Cor pus Chrifti College, Oxford. Aged 64, Mrs. Mary Prickett, of the Lichfield Arms Inn, Enitone, Oxfordfltire. At Dudley, Mifs Either Blakemore, third daughter of Thos. Blakenwre, Efq. of Weft Bromwich. On the 18th intl. in Coltman-Rad, Nathaniel Modiglimi, Efq. aged 78 years. Saturday hit, in the Bsth year of his age, the Rev. George 'Eranacker, Bifhop of the Proteftant Church of the United Bre thren, and many years Pallor of the Congregation at Fulnak, I near Leeds.. At Lynn, Mr. John Flowaday, cultons-houfe-olicer there. uiva.myns. • June 2. George Beal, of Great Suri y •itrcet,Chril •'••••+,Palae.-. friars-road, cheefemonger, at ten, Jr (; j 12114 3 Gilbert Wright, of Wore..lt el - . 1.11. r, drab; and chapeau, at eleven, at the Crow,: ;Ind Inn, Wrireefter. June S. Robert Browne. of Adams's-court, Broad- itrcet, doe; merchant, at one, at Guildhall. June 5. Benjamin Scaly, of Bofwell.court. Czrcy-ftrvet, &des, muney.fcrieeniz, at ten, at Guildhall, 1.0nd 03 . pile C. Wallwyn Shepplicard. of Buiwell-court. C..: ev-arcet, Mlddlefea, money-ferironer, at twelve, at Gualtail. June S. Edward Bate, of Weft-Ilretnwich. Stafiordraire, tin, ber-nterclant. at eleven, at the Public-Office, Birmingh.n, July 5. Edward Strong and William Harvey, both of 1.i•:,.. pool. anchurfoliths, chanincit, a:ad partners, at one, at the Globe Liverpo4.2. June 5 Samuel Hatterfley, of Whi:e-borf.:-yarti, Drury hr,-, Middlefex, wooden-draper, otercer, al -.der and ChU , 141.411, one, at Guildhall. June S. Charles Bower, of Carey.fireet, Lineo:n's bin r.LL! , Middlefez, feriventr, broker, dealer wad charm..., at Guildhall. June S. Robert Bartlett, of Strettnit-upnn -Dun fn.ore, Iclt mire, umber-merchant, dealer and chapman, at elo. the White Bear Inn, Coventry. June;. Thomas W ilfon, late of Chelhunt,Hertfordfhire, malt tier and comfaetur, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Pale 7. Jofeph Cotten:l, of Walfall, Staffordftdre, linen and woollen-diaper. dealer and chapman, at the Stork Tatars% Birntingham. June 8. Sarah Cullingworth, of Daventry, Northamptonfhire bookfeller, dealer and chapwornan, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Davantry June 8. Jofeph Pearon,late of Dirrningliam,Warwickadre, tin plate-worker, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Public Office, Birmingham. June 8. David Hopwood, now or late of Union-Itreet, St. Mary-la-Bonne, Middltfex, grocer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall June ter. Thomas Fatly, late of the Eaft India Company's fhlp Walthainftow, and late of Bouverle-l3 :ect,Whitcfriers, London, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall. June is. John Emmen% of Abingdon, Serbs, carrier, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Abingdon. June 17. John Keyte, of Kidderminiter, Wore( iterlire, der, upholder, dealer and chapman, at three, nibs Stompott Inn, Stourport. June 14. jl4lll2lDamerum, late of Portfmonth, Hants, hake% , dealer and chapman, at eleven. at the-Black D igiEnifweeth. June 17. William Holmes, of Pude" - , Calvericy. Vaal:bin dryfalter, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Role and Crown, Leeds. June 18. Henry Penn the younger, heretofore of laddered:6a. Rix Worceiterfhire, late of Goibrook, Bufhbury, Stafford. Bare, worfted and woollen yarn-atanufarftwer, dealer and chapeau, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn Stourport. June William Porter, of Kiddermtnfav, Woftefteftble% baker, mallter, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Stour port Inn, Stourport. June 15. Thomas Mattingly, of Stanford In the Vale, Berk% corn-dealer, dealer and charm°, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Faringdon. June i 5. Edward Neale, late of Grantham, Llncolneilre, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Granby Head Inn, Grantham. June 12. Thomas Manion, of Token-houfe-yard, London, merchant and infurer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild hall. June 16. Thomas Edwards, of New Bond-itreet, Hanover fquare, Middlefex, habcrdalher, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall June 30. William Greenly, cf Hereford, hop-merchant, dealer and chaps:wan, ax ten, at the Saracen's-Head Inn, Hereford. June to. John Platt and Henry Billinge Platt, of Wigan, Lan cafhlre, manufadturas, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, at twelve, at the Buck in the Vine, in Wigan. June r. Robert NV:dreary and James Pilkington, late of Fans. worth, Laticalliire, fultlan-manufacturers, dealers and chap men, at two, at the Nagg's Head, Bolton. June to. Robot Aicnck, of May-Royd, Halifax, Yorkflibe, money-fcrivener, at ten, at the Inn or Public-boufe, hqnby Thomas Wilde, hi Bingley. June to. Wllliani Wilfmore, Welt Merfea, Elfex, miller, deakr mad chapman, it ten at the Angd Inn,Colchelter, Elks. June 17. Elizabeth Sidles, of Dilford, Devoolbire.miller, (hop .:per, dealer and cia.pwoman, at eleven, at the Bulb Ta 13riftol. June 26. Samuel Ireland, of ht. (,linden Dane}, Middlefein merchant, dealer and eheiiioar zu one, At t ; London. kine 15. 'lmnias ‘Virstil, of Jt A:dgate, ine mei chant, dealer and chapnan, t way,. ,at London. Jane r t. Se: leant AViqon, of Old;wi:. ford,lN glib maDifidurer, at four, at the Taraot nun, Stonrbridge. BANKRUPTS IN IRELA.N Joreph Kdly, of Dublin, wine-merchant, to furrender the 314 ha. IR June, and TR July. John Gibfon, of Colleginreen, Dublin, fadkr, to fiartaidei the 311 t inR. ad June, and Ift July. WHEN Proferfional Men of education and re kontibility deviate from the general (yam liy thr fe • cetion of a peculiar Branch, the fanztion of long colitinA uecefs is the hell criterion of fuperiority. . . Light years have I devoted my pradtiZe to the exchifive meat of 'PUREE DISORDERS, and the I ucceisful :that my plan gives me additimul ardorr to eppofe as tar as I ar. able the ravages of dank contplaints which are the moll import ant in the Catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a Mei at an early period of PraCtice to refime individu als from the Ignorance of unz“ucated Mt°, or the ettuptig serous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. . } The THREE DISORDERS, to Cie Wirea Wadlarre do. woad my attention ' comprise every (pecks of VEIIIigEAL INFECTION, whether of a reran or long dot s&e —:dly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ::riling 'from the halats of Schoolboys, or the, iudhlgen , :e ut m.i•t: and laftly that de rangement of the fyitent in Wdmen which i 3 called BARREN NESS or STEIULF FY. Numcroos dikaTes ate the Wilk of ignorance ur halt ita the treatment of a liMple Gonorthea,and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feed. a Life are poaktLed by the Jolliet:lion of an inagnarded hour. By a fuperior method fetch complaints a;e cr'lly cured, and. even where others have Lilod, I trait that i may pre'.ume to offer a radical rc-el.abliihment Few, howtvzr. are the. cafes of cmaylicated diftrefs in the ;Monier camparM with thl misminsia fituatioas of Mer,v, Ft" front hidolgence it. ;AA rrmkr IC E, or th e prevakot ties of a fafhionabic Life, acquire fir t Rate of Debility *Lai a the unavoidable confequence of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy futferer broods over his mifcry, but care !Idly conceals his misforture, it or.y be farm: confolatii.:: be him to know, that although it t,e au objua of douht urea.' tainty with other Pranteiuners„the removal of thcfc CIENCIES by the grad i.:11 progrefs of R cm:ration is the at ;vvs aunt of nay eve:lc:lee- if the rites 01 Eacchus or Vow, have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he o.revint , d by an early counteradion of this lanoid hate, m 1 cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years culled. a iloccr feverance is indifpenfibly ttquifite to revive the Sum... 11,1 i, I a Life, and to rc-artmthe the CollitattLlo3l. MARRIED WOMEN, who have loop hem di:ai 'snub 'I in their capes:harms of a Family, alLred. tea: re P 1). Ineances fuck defedls are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRF.CY which is foeffunial to my tlikleftilking, 4e,1 the Qualifications which I have pref owed to Rim, form Baas of my Fretenfions, and in coincidence with fu-S this Dutton is given, that Mr S may be conf l ated pefonasi;! (or by letters inelofing a (mall note) at his hook, No. a;, Ara! - ad-Meet, Strand, near Temple-Bar There Is an additional entrance in Water-itrect adioiou and the name b on both the doors. n Member or the Rossi (We-. of Pnr,rawie LUANI)uki Maud ter the - Prop:lron by JOHN DANIFI, (of Camaby-1111zeet) at the STAIt Yurrasto-Orricr , Nu. I. Carey-ftreet ; and plablifbed by L:ArEL 1( 6 NT (of terbnry-place. Lambeth), at No 1, Carty-ftrerr, Rn•rit •t: Sraa-Orrea, Temple-Ear; to which Office all voltatuav rims fnr the &mot are mucked to be adaretied.