Star. — London, England, 1801-10-12 00:00:00

\ ILLUZIItv.4I7OIVS. The lengh of rime that etarpfed in erpnatition of the arrival of the Ratification of the Preliminaries ofTe ACC, affor de d .ifirple ninice for. *epos/ill:re- ILbr:fte th2ts6Tful•evtht ivitliteeomhig fp ue. This advatsra2e was ink negieffett, i'lid itetatl. Lig 1 y wk' fed That 'the littiminitionii fin &Mlt I? night were not only general, but difpliifed-nn ex tvrorstiovry number 0f,....b1....eie devices many, - of them on to lai - ge a Peale, fo coal., an d fo de gall. i e csccuied, that the be - holder, while admi r ink :lit icheauty, could not but regret their !bort lived xlcirv. Atty.:lg tI: ofe in the We ft.eufl 'of the' town molt deferellig of pardeular notice wee the following: M. DT rn's ilntire at the crinier . cif Hefetord. ilreet, Oxford.iireet; was, as riiight be eipeded on anoteafron In glorious to his country, in the t i te Orli Kite of fplendoor : It is peculiarly idapte in s*li ittuarion'Foreffelt, and none 6f its adroit s Sitre.nekleited. On the North - nits llifploye a Infgetettet.P. ill'i circular wreath 3.—on. the Weft was a , ling tranfparent infeription - of " Peace and PniveTfal Hannitlclss" withi Civic Crown in the e. micifl r—ufader this, and ciiierifling isliing the en tliefftant, wen don'ts-lc :fellools oT - lights ; from the bow at the top of which rote the item of an blivistree, 'whit*, . twiding in vgrious fltapcs, fhot oat at itf extremity a tingle green branch; the atop, Of the felloon terrninated - at the Nortlaide tOlie haldoor, in die letters G. R.; and on the floottin F. IL- j---the South front watemblafoned wilth.oi.litor, etininVefed of White, red, and blue 1014 • betide -ieveral &taller compartments of Argb i t e illtiniinatious at Mr. Hoot's houfe, in Cavendith.fquare furpaifid every other in trifle, Satiny, lend fpl;ndosir. The uniformity and ex= preilien, the cempktenefs of the defign, far exceed ed-any private, we may even add, public illumina tion we ever few. In Faris; we are told, it never was - ectitgllea, though the French are fuch artifis in this litade 6f rEjoicsng. The windoits in Cavendifh. "ewe were ornamented skith I:floons -and liars .if lamps; but theft were-common. The beauty "as formed on the portico of the Ilreet•cloor, in Railey.fireet.--This portico is formed by a roof Übitet tsterityor thirtyftet from thegmead,throym Mama the hot& nerds the pavement (which is brood),' gad.fupported by*two pillars on each fide of the (nuance at which.you land from a carriage; the_pillars refling on the outer edge of the pave. Mat. Over the top of the pillars, and in front, theiked “ Pence was formed by (mall white lamps-in large letters, 11-retching the width of the porch. -From -the centre of this word was railed . up an Anchor, formed of the fame lamps, with a rope of greenlanspx. The Anthert was fur. (trionnteil bt a large H, Mr. Hope's initial. Riling' siiip , froyneads end of the word 4 , Peace." and on Bch &de of the Anchor, was a branch of olive, beautifully formed of green lamps. Theft were the brume:its flanding a bo ve the roof of the porch. Below, the four pillars were twitted round with "Wings of coloured lamps running downwards ; - &bug the tops of the pillars ran lefloons of lamps, Ailed up with (tars of coloured lamps ; the whole producing the molt beautiful effeia. The portico recoil:ilea a Gothic or rather a Fairy temp le. Wismar, Apothecary, North Audley-ltreet.-- A tranfparency :a female figure reprefenting Peace with the olive branch;--on one . Ode of her was . written—" In Peace let the people rejoice." Be-, neath was a dove, bearing tbe welcome tidings.. 7 • On the otter dde—" Let want be forgotten in plenty:" Under appeared a Conk Coo. Bort tr., Engraver, Piccadilly.—A-tranfpgren ey : Peace indenting Britannia with the olive branch ; a fleet of merchant fhips coming into post, in the back ground, and the Britifh Lion trampling en the implements of war. Ream Pall-Mill--A minature of Bonaparte lathe bands of Cupid, who is in the aa of flying ; under a fcroll, 'I Peace and Happinefs to Great. Ananeavrr, very fplendii; the Anchor. Star, G. R. antra Crown, above each other ; lam ps and flambeaux extending the whole length of the build- ing. - Suhkripticn Honks in St. James's-flreet.— Wit six's, a liar and lamps the others, plain or variegated lamps. Earl of Lt•sRPOOL'S houfe in Park-lane, had a molt Suplar appearance : not only candles were islaeed In each window, but rows of flambeaux wort: tied to the roils, prefenting an entire blaze of light. At the Duke of Saavvoar's, in Grofvenor- Wave, limps were placed round every window, refemhlin: bee hives ; the cffcfl was very fplendid. OA RLFY, 011 Bond•flreet.—The device men- T ied the v. brie front of thole extenfive premises. In the center was a-large transparency, reprefent. i,'s Ptitsnnit, seated on arock, fupported by the Fritifh Lion, and the Royal Standard under its f• t. Britannia in the attitude of direAing Peace v• dell:0y the inopkrnents of war; Peace Telling h-r aim 611 the kn..e of n, it annia, with a wreath cf palm and olive braures around her head. The figure or Peace reprefcnted a beautiful female, of feting palms, laurels, and olive branches to Bri tannia ; and, at Britannia's command, is letting tire to the implements of war. A figure of Mer cury flying to Britannia with the happy tidings of Peace, with one hand pointing to the Commerce of kkitain and i s defence ; in the back ground is a petfpeftive view of litimsiuz at fea. On the right hand nritann:a, Nar:7;atton, leaning on a rud der, with the mariner's rt mpaft, in her hand • on the other Viatny, fippor;i:ig a Inzdallion of tl:c King, which She is crowning wit: :acres. A fradefrnanN, et,,pr.nt:. M. Or tranf parcncy of Bonapartc; underrical: Itc fuEowiiii, ii ottr~" Favionr of th1.'1.1..-etf..:." The ctnm.--.A trattle trerle 7, Peace and Plen ty furmonnthr: R'ar and .....mopoly. Tire Dukes:4* Y , :lt II and PiKTI.AND had a :UM tlambenn x on the mart p trapst walls. mnia crowninir, a tailor Iftid fold; •r yrritia w:th A T: ohin:l:.'s, in Ace.tdilly.—Th.: Ellowing l i tifett ' litg . i VfilitiV. tilt la lat the it e*' etidinver tide enelbitt. Sir Vtat HC44.'i hod*, .at i 9nfitehri iirefin .-dkplt a a rpleialday ; and, in r WIFE • I.aild dd. fie - ckattiei., exiiibliet a trittliaarettcy t teprefent ing Peace and Plenty, isirh all . their abbbniatic Ornattients. re f T omb-ries anda# Tina, en virryta tkvined with Until wreaths, 'cafe . . by the ' iiihis WY Eittlatt&t, Itelatrd, unkl tante, derei-ip ale of their fiance hammy ; the *hate had a • I bnitait and nriitteat each. • Hit banking mire in ParEanfentArek,• *as . i , 1 dazitin'g blaze even to the wok It . The toufe of Mr. parson,V the • Olfferer, in V on. the - faint 'flteet, was alto eortfOletton's the fplen. dour and brilliancy tt - dlfplated, smith* beauty of an ipprupriate tranfparency, ebblateratic 6f peace over the globe,m6ft fctentifieilly . ilefigced Auden cuted. Ceitaaat's, in toridnit.ilfeet ; •FOWTATIII, in treat itatfrel-ftreet ; MAN. Meirtraw and SAl7N uses, in Catherine-fireet; and the librat Manufac tory, ist Bank-fide, attralited lodes. . COVENT-GAILDEK TUISATKIL %MS Molt itaperb. The word Peace extbnded along the front of the portica.• Above was the royal - cypher, and the whole furmounted by the imperial Crown between two wreaths of laurel. From thefelefcended on eath fide a &arson to an oval tablet, riling frnm a truncated pyramid placed over each extremity of the letters. The feaoons, covered with flyer leaf, which being in (mall pieced, and Ruck each only by one extremity, with all the reit moveable in the air, produced, from the lamps hung he ron?. them, a• continual feintilLttion, and might almoll to t armed a galaxy. The tablets and their pedeflals were decorated in like manner, but with gilt leaf, and the colouis of the lamps were ap propriate to that of the metal behind them. • DR URY.LAN It had the word Peace flirmounted by a crown, with the fame kind of reflettor as at Covent-Garden, between two beautiful wreaths. Eaclufive of lights in the windows, there was - fcarccly a Nobleman or Gentleman's houfe weft ward that eves not farther lighted up with torches afExed*to their iron palifadees, or on the tops of the honks. The illuminations, however, were not uniformly brilliant ; a great many, in the fewnefs •of the lights, having clearly 'hewn they lighted up merely in comtiliance with the general fedi, and to lave appearances. They.were how ever univerfal, even to the extent of the molt ob retire courts and alleys, with the exceptions of Mr. Cobbet'shoufein Pall Mall, andhis Pri nting- Office in So uthampton-flreet. The refult was, the populace broke his windows to pieces. k.aflward, among the molt brilliant devices, we obferved the following : ' GUILDHALL difplayed in front a Crown,' and G. R. with a fmall tranfparency, reprefenting a Jove, furrounded with olive. Toss's Correa-Hooss, Cornhill, a Crown and Anchor, with the words " Peace and Plenty," all in variegated lamps. The Posr Orrice, and the Secretary houfe ad joining, were fplendidly illuminated. The broken and detached nature of the building prevented any regular defign ; but there were about 6000 lamps dilpofed of with all PofGble effeet. • 111C . PHOINLZ FIAE-Orrice bad x tranfparency reprefenting a Portrait of His Mary, with the'' words " Peace and Plenty," - wit A wreath of oak and oli;re intermixed. The INDIA-House—G. R. and between the columns zilch with die word 6' Pence" in large detached capital letters. The whole front was a blaze of light, the hunsher of lamps being upwards of t7oo. MINER VA. OF t et.---The word Peace was form ed by Lamps, and from which hung fufpended, Laurel wreath formed by eariegated green lamps. The MA MS10)1.110 USE made but agloomyappear ance—G. R. was fulpended in the center, but one half ofthe letter R. was broken, and th, columns were decorated with fpiral lamps. The BAN s had a double row of candles only in front. Nom ts's.—G. R. with a crown, near St. Paul's Church-yard ; near Cheapfide, a hill length tran (*parent portrait of Lord Nelfon i , with a failur Epporting a crown, furmounted with the follow ing infcriptlon, " May Peace continue, and Na. t ions learn to war nn more." Over Lord Nelfon's ad, 4. the Wooden Walls of Old England and Commerce." Over the failor's head, " Britons give Peace to Europe." Fillt-Ilrect was uncommonly brilliant. Every hottfe vied with its neighbour in fplendonr. The gallery of the Monument was covered with torches, and horn its elevation, had 411 the effeft and ap pearance of a light-houfe. The Excisr OF ICE.—G. R. and Crown, with a number of lamps. At Mears. I-aortae:toles, in Finfburytquare, the whole of that extenfive building was decorated with portraits of Howe, St. Vincent, Nelfon, Dun can, &c. &c. in the centre of which was infcribed, " To the Heroes of the Sea we are indebted for the reforation of peace." Fireworks were (lit: played Irons the cupola, and the whok had a (hiking and pleafing died. Among the illurr:tations in the vicinity of Lon don, the moll worthy of notice was that of Mr. Dam, florill, of Camberwell, who, at one of his windnws exhibited a painting of fame of his moll beautiful Tulips, as Bonaparte, Wallington, the' Duke of Wirtemberg, ttic. and at another, a painting of Pinks. There was alfo a confldrrable portion of rockets, and firing of pintas. The latter being an extremely tiftenfive and dangerous pi-flake, was: a good deal refrained by the watchmen, who dif. atm. d reset al employed in this mode of tenifyin g their joy. Ade ower of rain fell early in the even • ing, %%Ilia rendered the ftreets unpleafain to tie. doitians. This probably was the reafon that the populace did not snifter In Arong 'as upon occa :loos of lets importance. I-low much the cross d night have increafcd in the courfe of the nigh: is impofrible to afcertain, as, about eleven o'clock, a terrible form of thunder, lightning, and rain, Came WI, As h:ch entirely cleared the areas of all their's tit n' • 14EXE tee. ••••••••=malOm&Olir Minsidn .I.loefe.--drilday -se.leformasism was laid agaligt: Mr. Fens, is illitadatalltsati, at Bittim f. gate. for .iiiivittg ? in July let, es-poled to fate a quantity of eels in Billingfre 11 1 4 dine t lhaving pours bond fight ying the 4,o*k-rand kind clah . to be fold, its requited by theltit the 6th of tiifptefetit -Majefty. The fait btnsg dearly prored, be was lined 51. the penalty pre, foibed by the' flatute. There were foorteein other informatknis_againit him for finglar Ofesees. Saturday fcveral fifhmongers at Briltingfgate were fevetally Rued 51. by the Loan Marcie, for not having affixed over their flails a deferipeion of the fifh they had for fate. Got zuttat.e.--Saturday a your woman of re fpeitable appearance was charg ed - before tits- Ma- F itlratts with haying robbed her fornifited low ings ; file was ordered for further heating 1. and a man was committed to Bridewell, for laving de ferted his. wife and family, and leaving them chargeable on the parith of St. Bride. HATTONZARDEN.—On Saturday /Ma Tiny= fell, an illiterate young man, was fm ally examin ed before W. &arena and *. KitisalayeEfgra. charged by Mt. Coe, with defrauding him'otssl. by means of a fatfe 15911 of exchange, purporting to be drawn . by 'Jonathan Lees, of hlatichefiet, and accepted by John Rfiggles, heretofore of Downing ftreet, army agent. rhe prifotter was fully com mitted to Newgite for trial. Thurfday G. Kidd, a baker, at Hammetfinith, was ccmvißed of felling bread defedite of •weight thirteen cntnces and a half. This being the fecood offence, he paid the full peaahy, and &Hilted the bread to the poor. The Callendar of the initialers at the General Qtiarter Seffions held at Ringfton, before o- St ASEVANS, Efq. Recorder of that Borough, finally clofed on Saturday la% When the following 'eight prifoners recervedjudgment of tranfportation for feven years, viz. Michael Herbert, J. Williams. J. Dunn, E. M•Donnell, M. Reynolds, C. flyer, W. Wood, and J. Brown. Several other prifoners were adjudged to more or left confinement in different gaols proportionate to their offences.. Et F CUTION.—On Saturday morning "faron . Gee and Thoiwar Gidfbn were e,(ccuted upon the drop at Chefter. A black curtain was 'drawn round apparatus, which entirely prevented thntin.friira being ken, until the dreadful moment When the curtain was drawn up, and they were launched in to eternity.. - _ • • ....., ~ . -*---n---- IL.TuAik.iMioNs. ------ Wet tt!l °ft fitt t i ne* etideriever y Me aneinitt. . ..--..... • Zit' Vta_a Hirit4fri host*, ist - Whitel The lengh of time that ellisfed in extenuation of ~- ,1 a tottidid - akey ; and , in r tett the arrival of the Ratification of the Preliminaries n dS 2ll66 's e 4 l`tel a traa P arenc • of Pc ACC, afforded Arple nidke for. Otenal4s* tete. ing race litidjleniy, With all • their kbrate that soyful . event ivitli beeomhig IpMigotir. °manta!" -11 'e ( "alg a and " * i ttebA s, ,ttvlifed with Until *rem s. were" This advatira,..we was ink neeleffeet, *lid night we • Edit that 'the lthiminationif iin &sterile . ? liahas '6 f Eriloa 64 l "a . "' gad. "' • . night wert not only general, but difplifed-ten ex- Elie Si their futu . te harmony ; the 1 tylordiuvry number of %....bl...atie devices many hrinlaat ao.d . mfAollicalit d"- -of them on fo la:-ge a feale, fo coltly, and fo die- Hit bankinglonfe in Parlianeetted gan.:v executed, that the be — holder, While admi- dazzling blaze teen to the attic Rote 1 li nk :h. - r -beauty, could not but regret their !bort- The houfe of Me. Vi'ar sun, the Ifj live:3 ,ylcoar. thelatne 'Reed, was alto eonfOltatens Atty.:lg thole in the Weft-endof the - town moft dour and brilliancy trefifplated, anal an appropriate traofpareney, enlisted defervit,g of particular notice wee the following : M. D r rn's hour.: ,at the c ri nier - Of Hefetord. Corer the gtobe,mtift fcientifically de fi l street, Oxford-ilrect, was, as ni& betipeeted cued. . on an oteafion Its glorious to his s ountry, in the ' Cease et's, in • 'Conduit.ilfeet ; V Oral Kite of fplentloor t It is peculiarly idapte in treat lnifel-ftreet ; Melfrs. !Aetna itsfituation foreffelt, and none lif its advan s, netts, in Catherine - flreet; and the 81 tite aitre.neglifted. On the North - sits-aifparte a tori, lit Bank-fide, attraaed kith's. hafgelettet.P. mira circular wreath I.—on the Weft ' covser-Gmtose Tulare' was a wds ai large tranfparent infeription - of " Peace and The word Peace exanded along the • liniverfal Happiocfs." with a Civic Crown ill the portici). Above was the royal `elf whole rut-mounted by the imperial et • Thin r—uuder this, and eiiieriditir iliing the en- tt i ke pt hstit, wars trod * l i fte d % o rii * A rs ; front . two wreaths of 'afire'. From thefe . the bow at the top of which rote the Item of an eath fide a fcfloon to an oval tablet haiwiteee, *mot. , twilling irt egrious &apes, h ot a truncated pyramid placed over es oat at it extremity a tingle green branch; the of the letters. The feaoons, cover leaf, which being in (mall piece, at aiirps tht:ion terminated -at the Nortiofidc Of The h Of e refi altleor, in the letters G. R.; and on the only by one extremity, with all the r finottin F. R.- ;--- - the South front watemblafoned in the air, produced, from the lam iwith . 44k2r, twaspided of *h i tt, red. and blue fora them, a• continual fcintilLition, lights, ' betide -feveral finaller compartments of almoll to t armed a galaxy. The tab higr i t pedeflals were decorated in like max illtiininatiods at Mr. Hofl's houfe, in gilt leaf, and the adonis of the lam . Cavendilbaguare, furpaifid every other in trifle, propiiate to that of the metal be hin d Satiny, •and 'fp/endour. The uniformity and ex= DR URY.LAN II had the word Peace pee ten, the cempktenefs of the defign, far exceed- by a crown, with the fame kind of 1 ad any private. we may even add, public illumina- Covent-Garden, between two beauti tion we ever few. In Paris, - we are told, it never was Exclufive of lights in the windov - ittlitallea, though the French are fuch artifts in this ‘fearcely a Nobleman or Gentleman • -*Ode isf rejoicing. The windoies in Cavendifh. ward that wits not farther lighted up Awert were ornamented with i,:goom.ead (tars affixed - to their iron palifitdres, or e ' .cif limpet hut th e e werecomman . Th e hum , the. honks. The illuminations, 124 pras formed on the portico of the (beet-door, in not uniformly brilliant ; a great a fewnefs •of the lights, having clean Railey-fireet.--This portico is formed by a roof fighted up merely in compliance wit Vit en taiterityrir thirtyfeet from thegmead,throym ' eatefrotn the houfe nerds the pavement (which is fedi, and to lave appearances. Th ever univerfal, even to the extent of brood),- ead.futiparted by two pillars on each fide of the (nuance at which.you land from a carriage; fem-e courts and alleys, with the the__-pillars reging on the outer edge of the pave- Mr. Cobbet's.hourein Pall Mall, and /hell'. - Over the top of the pillars, and in front, *Office in Southampton-greet. Th. the 14ned “ Pence" was formed by (mall white the populace broke his windows to pi lamps-in large letters, flretching the width of the haft ward, among the molt brillian obfervcd the following poreh. 'From-the centre of this word was railed u GUILDHALL difplayed in front ap ad Anchor, formed of the fame lamps , with - a rope of green - lamps. The Ancheit was fur- G. R. with a final' tranfparency, r voionnteif bt a tame H, Mr. Hope's initial. Riling Jove, furrounded with olive. ties , froyb•each end of the word " Peace." and on Toss's Corrsa-House, Cornhill, Anchor, with the words " Peace and Bch fi de of the Anchor, was a branch of olive, in variegated lamps. beautifully formed of greenlamps. Theft were the P brae:nous sanding a bo ve the roof of the porch. The osr Orrice, and the Secret Below, the four pillars were twitted round with joining, were fplcndidly illuminated. and detached nature of the building p Vier of coloured lamps running downwards ; - along tjae tops of die Obese= fellootts of lumps. regular dclign ; but there were abotr poled of with all Poffible effeet. I idled up with (tars of coloured lamps ; the whole producieg the molt beautiful eft*. The portico IIIePHOZ/ILL Flltli-OITICE bad a refenibled a Gothic or rather a Fairy to reprefenting a Portrait of His Maje words " Peace and Plenty," . with Wittier, Apothecary, North Audley-dreet, A tritufparency: a female figure repref ent i ng P ea c e oak and oli're intermixed. with the olive brand i r _ ow oae. (ids o f E t . i . was The Isima-House—G. R. and written—" In Peace let the people rejoice." Be. columns alto, with the word " Pen neath was a dove, bearinie the welcome tidings.— detached capital letters. The whol , • On the other dde—" Let want be forgotted in blaze of light. the huniber of lamps b , plenty:" Under appeared a Cords CV& of tam:. say r tea Engraver, Piceadilly.—A-tranfparen. Mut a 1tY41.0/ i let.---nie word Pca 1 ey : Peace prefenting Britannia with the olive ed by Lamps, and from which hung branch ; a fleet of merchant fhips coming into laurel wreath forme ILy Variegated p . poet, in the background, and the Britifh Lion The Maws:mi./louse made but agl trampling on the implements of war. ance—G. R. was fuipended in the cc Rams, Pall-MalL—A minature of Bonaparte half ofthe letter R. was broken, and lathe bands of Cupid, who is in the aft of flying ; were decorated with (Phial - mops. , under a fcroll, " Peace and Happinefs to Great- The B had a double row of ca Britain." front. : 1 ' Aosstaatrv, very fplendid ; the Anchor. S tar , Nom es's.—G. R. with a crown, nt G. R. antra Crown, above each other ; lam ps and Church-yard ; near Cheapfide, a call flambeaux extending the whole length of the build- (parent portrait of Lord Nelfon, a • Enoortina a crown. furmounted wit From Ike LONDON GAZETTE, Oduber to. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Commiffionin the Klnfington Volunteer ,Afocia firm, Signed by his Majefty. Dated September 29, ttiot. Wißea . in Maws, Gent. to be Adjutant. Commiffion in the Chefhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutetunt. Jaen Cole Dreret, Gent to be Feign. Dated Ober a, tilos. ORDNAMCS-OFFICE, CICTOZ6R 5. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Frederkk Gordon cu be Visit Licutenani. Dated September 3, 18ot . Firß Gentleman Cadet John Cade Petley to be accord Liat tenant. Dated Odtober t. not. Second Gentleman Cadet William Miller to be Second Lieute nant, vice S. Rawllnfm, promoted. Dated as above, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Nov. 24. George Devcrell, of Rtdbousn, liertfordline, ftraw luu-niauulutturer, at tat, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thomas nolfon, of Kendal, Wrftmorelantl, merchant, to tlst- render Weber z 7, IC and Navtariber 2.1, at test, at Guild- MIL Attorney, Mr. Johnion, Ely-plate, liolbara. John Irwin, late of Aldgate, inn/carper, Offolier 16, at liz, and Nowernher 3, al, at one, at GuildhalL At- toracy, Mr. Walter, Shadwell. David Hopwood, sow or late of tiollow4lott, St. Maryla- Bonne, MCC?: OaACT 13, 27,end Nwrembir 31, et ten,at Guildhall- Attorney, Mr. Johanna, Southampton-court, Qttecu-loare. Dinunock, of Wlnchefter, bookfeßer, °Robe it, a 4, at eloren, and November 17, at fuar, at the King's-Arms Inn, New Sarum, Wiltlhlre. Attomies, Mr. T. °retort!. Canal, Stlinatary ; or Mr. Wm. Davies, Ely-Place. Anthony Thacker, of Upwen, in the Me of Ely, rom-merchant,. Oclober 14, at five, Ottober as, at ten, and November at, at four, at the Sun Inn, Cambridge. Attornies, Mr. J. Pal mer, of Upwelt, Nk of Ely; or Mr. Miller, Carey-greet. Daniel Dakeyne the elder, Dania Dakeyne the younger, Tho tugs Dakeyne, and Joleph Dakeyne, now at Lat^ of DarlLy dale, Derbyfilire, banler,, OttAer 37, Al, and N.,,,,..mthr st, at ten' at gpeneer% Tavern, Tlancheßer. Attumiev, ?vie.lr.. Sharpe and Eccles, 111anelnAcr. firrnphrey D 2% in, late of the Ilesr Inn, ii`clehpeol, Montgo mery, inukecper, O. obcr 26, 27, at the kle.tr Inr., Pool; and Nov. r.tbet 2t,..t the 'Wind-Mill. Alberbury. Salny, at eleven. . . . Attoroki Mr. It.Grlflith•., I.ondon ; or Mr. J. James, Starewitury. John CroMy, of Manzhefter, enttommantifafterer, OCioher 29, and November at, at t !even, at the Millltoct: lon, Portwood, Cheiler. .Ittornies. rr. S•oekport, . . Cheftcr ; or Nlcflis. NViiFt.t and R, ynolda, Temple. Jrnatlian Higginbotham, 0! Blackburn, Liuwathire, cotton fpinner, Ocb,ber as, 23, and November sr, at three, nt the par in., Manehefter. Anomie", Mr. J. Taylor, Mancha ter ; or Mr. R. /.111s, CurfitorArcet. Robert Owen surl Wilh.nu Nl.4rdle, tar of Tioundblitclt. coP perfmiths 0.5.t01wr 16, nt fir, and Noventhcr 3, t, at one, Guildh;lL Attomey, Air. Thonsi s, Fen-court, Fasehorett - erect. George Beal, of Great Surrey-ftrect, Dlackfelers-Rnail-clierfe monger, November 7, to, at ten, anti at, at one, at Guth!. halL Attorney, Mr. J. tpearlng, Walbrook. John lAA, of Drigliton, Sallee, builder, November 7, 10, a ten, November at, at one, at' Guildhall. London. Anor ak!, Me fro. Robinfon and Crawford, Cray.n•ltuii,Lrgs, Old-ftreet, London. DIVIDT.NDS. ..... Nay. 3. jametSmetithrft, of Oltlllam, i.auraßcr , IntiAceper, at three, at Spetteeel Tavern, Mititchettr. Oct. 3t. 4.iantatiel Hadgkinftql Bohan of Zlew 10.'otxtflock, 4forct, mrrccr, at eklttn, at the Jiing% Aril" Inn, Dtd. wli•.gtnn Oxford. . Nov. 1. R nhert Clean, late 0 - Clifton-Dykes, Wtitrnoreland, drover, at two. Nov. 7. Simon Loa=Raf, c4Sunderioutd, Gap-ootoor, ttt .11C, at Gotl4lltalL Oft. 23. I,.firph Vithcr, of Pollinron, Vorkfhlre, feedfman, at newer:, at the nreaohnund Inn , Ferryhrulge, Yurk4hirc Nov. 6. Jame• Twedriell, of liverpool l faille", at twarc, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Nov. 1. Wittman Walker, late of Monkratc, Yorkfhirc, ink maker, at elvern, at kingrofe*, lon, York. Nov 4. Riehard Ntafon, of Birrnihrbam, grocer, at fear, at the 4tri—terre Tavern, Dintilorhavn. Nov. A. Hen! min:. Parker, of Bit intaaitam, merry-fer.weaca. at (rms., at the S'...4,lpearc Tavern, Pirminah Nov. 7. Henry M.droyd, late of Grecnwich, Kart, honpben der, :t one, Guildhall. _ ..... Nov. 2f. i r •Yrver. Cathaineaceurt, war clam at onc, a: ,--.' Mlr.. Nov. el& la'AnCiatafk,:at s Palichrt-tutte., I.attddit, rater, one, at Guildhall. . 'Oct :Juba &gam o orjoetaf Nortitampthe..evr.-It ta : ; ••,. at eleven at Kole Ind Crow btn,"*Nort tt,tn• ron. plow. t I.4 6 tid beithiat, L e k•Zite r , r, a tthrtt , the Cranes and Lion and lasst, has, Jaeleelt, r. Na,. 2. Edward 144/Ae, 0.-GraaAara, Aliata/rAire, and draper, at orewa, atabe Grandy Head lr n, 0.-1, • , Nov. a. John 13torhail, tote of W nate Salt.p, 'dealer io't • . ekven, at 1115 Sarah lanWw.re- Nsv. iota Jones, of Wtroore-d.reet, thotodilh-f COaCb•Waker, at ten, at Odfidhall. Nov, 7- William add Tbonrar C'hapmvn, late Jewry-ittett, Landon, coal-fakers, at one at 14e0/.. 14. Rite leates,alLeaaavitt new, Itratttn, ald• r:t one, at Guildhall Na,. s. Thomas Haerlha. Arthur Kidder, and John r.; - late of Crerydw,fta_rrey, callico.rin ten., at ten, ::t Nov. .17. ?Md. &Mow, of ttietLy-Mitket, hoot - .fit! maktits,tteMe,. litiedhal• D ec . 4 . . Efts 01 , 064' tate erlitaidtreh, file fof Amick ) , e keeper.PreifeertOa NW Site , ilia, AU*thelttr. Nov. j• hobo Sykra St.onlainf June,-Itrein; klic'die're a, (.i at eicven, aE Gilitael. plata. On Saturday tiled, at his bourn at Vra/to the De ft of Pk-ImA Tiorth ' burn. On Mnnday laft, iteSt. RittieV, Ooletretter, Dr. Mr , ki-, to MU Wilk daughter of due aate t'Saitie Hills, Fin. ut Vane. Tburfelay, •at MaTh la -bange churcte, th e Rev. Sir i.a Head, Bart to Kilfi Si alkcr. qtßietiett-plact.l On TinAist, Ws . Win. siramot; ea Mei' Mizateth Ibn, both of HaDnetatMlklect. DIED. On Tiveniday lail, Mrs. tlopltlut,OfDiteerions nantheriel-lair. of Mr. John Kumble, On y r kt il . fifty to Mrs. Fox, Sir .Tlorn: Ilverpool, Authorial& year of her age. At Roekvillc, nfir;Neter ort, County 6f Tippaary, Frani", Allen. At Limerick. Ptra: ewer, :nigher to Hairy Pierce L . :tr. tell, F.fq. On Sitinlay fensdaht, Mifs Mary Powell, Duke-Recta, 1— verpool, feeond daughter of the lift Mr. Job r. Powell, m rch al.l Softie day, Mra. Bayliy, Kent-Matt, Liverpool, aged widow of the late Mt. Bayley, ananufnaurer, of Mac'eksh4 Sundry fe'nnight Capt. Joy, I)ake4Riett,Ltverpool aced (a. On Monday fennfl,lo, s Pouhon is *lac ph* Mr. Jof,;.h Brown, formerly of Mitupool. On efday Won fest, Ito IT at Ripon,tn Yovirlh Ire, wh , t on a vita Alen, Mira Elizabeth COpplc, fkodnd daughter of Mr. John Coppte, Date.ittem.Liamtpeol. On Wceinefelay fenninht, MICA Bliantieth Andre*. dane•-r of the late Mr. Robert Andreae, a (,refit Mount, near 111.0-/hotter. /hotter. Rey. KIM= Knox, Pregir:erlan knitter of Dontoe, wed St. • •. • Mra..FramitoCraverciadivelfe of Ilk. georek Crawford,linen draper," Cherry Vale, County of Mosaghlin. Mr. Stewart Beatty; O. - /Lifaft. VI/MAZES of the URINARY CANAL istil VEIIEREAL COMPLAINT* lA - R. DUFOUR informs dm Public,,that he may v daily . be cunfuked grAtia, - fruna 9 t 0.3, at his hook. y, Frith-ftreet, Soho London, Ili all cafes of Ohltruetions, &H ewes, Glees, Sernyna . : lircaltnefa, IrmAntfttenry of Mite Fifhthro, Impotenee, itrA debinty 4A *her Set, &c. From vomiter Prattire departrisent, so which be has we ll rei Umiak for many years, he offers a method of care, nn:4, eilicaciots, a,a4 Ahieh, pn. vents a triage. Mr. DUFOUR, role Proprietor of Daralrs ecktratey (me dicated) Borers has altimatcly finpretved thent,lsy dirt P.- *gill( at of the I;dtatiettereitts of osantionllcistgAssAVAt thry fucemal where vanities and other rision mains base fatted. Fur the Venereal Dlfede, Mr. DLIEDURIs in prifietfam of Diratii Remedies, ifo 'Mild that they render coalnensen• or nArraint in diet usroctribri. To enable him to attend patica-s at tT.eirown botife4,llotets'prtiuided the affiance of 'Caning man of the baculty.. Pertain In the country may be mead by Rating their cafesire littera, poftpaid. Jolt publithed, price bd. Fifth telitlorl, enlarged.—A 'Pre stile on the above Cbmphtints,rnurrated With the varioas fruptoms and Cafes St-oin the painful and ihnigerrn ef fect. of Casale Boogies; an improved method of treating ga norrheas, &c. &c. Printed for . Callinv;Crowa-dOurt, Soh% and It D. Symonds, Pet t alto hi be had a. lurqueeree, Exeter-Change, and at rim Author's. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9. New itige-ftreer, Landon. ale, [did rgia May a, than.TN fpring oft 7 9 4 twos [Re d with a Vene real Complaint, aline+ I treated With intibrerente for bee months; bat vela then *bilged to apply to a regubr Pbylici s, who pat a temporary Roy to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercurial applications) liar Come time ; butgrowing, in (pit, of all medicine and the advice oldie firit Dentlemen Lithe lenity here, welrfe and warfe for two yeart,l wat'rethreed to a Rata Almon pupa rißekd and beyond deferlplien , Wing an retire lep and ulcerated from head to foot—My head, theolt, mouth, note, legs, arras, &c. have been alternately hi danger°i become ing ureters; in fhort, I have had from soup 3o sing Ricoh an my body, and neattrhibily deprived of itist —h veorild be rolumintlus to partlettbrize all my cafe—Alike It to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of are dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was bag looked upon hr cry friends, and imagined myfelf.beyond all hope s o[i-re...ray; and indeed; in my then cbudition, death Was pret. raide tom! more than vetiferableftate. in tMo dreadful filo ition d I drag a molt miferable enflame, till Dm sitelladvmercit thrsw irrmy way a intwfpaper containing the oak of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—in y friends read it, I could fens and procured fume of ego.? l.tax r's Pal r N r PILLS, which, by Wing from time tu tera, am now, and have long been, (after more than !bur yen, in deleribahle dillref.), in avood a Rate of health as ever I en joyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few mouths ago. In gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of reoderine my fellow-creature Revice, I nequell you to puthill this; and yow may at an' time refer perfons, wb.. wih to he foi,fied of the truth of this, or farther particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or phlox). As few c.f... for hellnefe will ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have from experience every reafortioaffure mankind, that in your L tear% Pit t s they will find a Pure, fpeedy,fafe, and radical cure, for that mo lt d rea df u l Rage of he Venarrat Difeafe, whirls IS ChnOtt•••••A CO lila/LLD LUts..-1 am Wit h gra titode, sir, your obliged humble (avant, J. r. • Infurnountable family reafun prevent making illy naive and uldrefiliublie, but creditable Peeftws really wainippinfor matiou may alfa be referred to me and my El-lends by MCI , • Clark, Rantray-Gardens, &Outweigh. P red and Sold by the Sole Frorrieter, Tit TAT. I.oa, Member Of the Royal Ceti, a rt dur,:e.ins in inrolon, at Ws boa., No. 9, New Pv reler-Pr'rn wl:eae be will give ad- VICC, without a fee,„to ?biota takin; theft Pills and will an. fiver patients I, tti ra, if po4t paid, the Come terms, Marry ing in all enf;s the mod Inviolable feareey, DO PCifiltes Wirt at cafe having be. n mentioewel,init at their war pd11.:04, req••••• 11 . by the Proprietor, daring the mirk , of more Irian 36 V" el that he has had therfmdnelin7 of as inttenfive talc of thcaJOve medicine, and the ?indica arising titeretwon. 'they are alto fold, by his Aptionitment. for the CONVenielloll of thole living at a dittattec, by Mr. %%radio, South4.ridges Edinburgh; Mr. Meamons, Printer, Nafeow, to wt rot alb Me. T. refers (or hi. addrefs; at the Performer's, No. 35, tie. Altren'eAreet, Pall-Mall : ebertfon • repast 1g0.103. 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