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_ TEE PRINCE REGENT'S TOUR. The Pamet REGENT and The Duke of CLARENCE arrived at the George Inn, Lichfield, on Monday evening, at six o'clock, and siz horses belonging to the Marquis of ANGLESEA having been put to their carriage. their Royal Highnesses drove off for Beau desert, amidst the buzzas of the populace. The met tle of the Marquis's steeds was such, that they were with difficulty reined in ; and owing to the darkness of the night (the lamps not having then been lighted.) the carriage was thtnst into the ditch, in going down the bill, at the turn of Feafheshed.lane. I t was , how ever, soon righted, without any accident. At Long don, the tenantry of the Marquis received their Royal Highnesses, and conducted them to the Hall. Some thousands of people from Rueeley were assembled, and rent the air with acclamations, as they, turned up for Beaudesett, to which place they were escorted front Lichfield by a detachment of yeomanry ca valty, under Lieutenant-Colonel KEEN and Major .LITTLETON. On Tuesday evening the Austrian Archdukes JOHN and Loots, with their suites, joined the party at Beaudesert. On Wednesday the Members of the Corporation of Lichfield, and a deputation from the inhabitants of Burton-upon-Trent, presented Addresses to the PRINCE REGENT to which he returned most gracious answers, and upon this occasion the honour of Knight heed was conferred upon J. Fi AVIER. Esq. the Bailiff of Burton-upon-Trent. It is 125 years since Lichfield was honoured with the visit of a reigning Prince of England. King WILLIAM was the last. He passed through it on his way to Ireland, to take the command of his army in person, in 1690, and stopped one night at the Deanery. COY ENT' GARDEN THEATRE. Saturday night the Tragedy of ,Perey, which has not been acted for several years, was revived, purposely of exhibit Miss O'NEILL as Elwina. This play is well constructed, and the language is polished. It has the merits and demerits of what is considered, by some critics, to be the most regular species of the drama. Miss O'NEILL charmed with her usual sweetness, shone with ber accustomed lustre, and gained what she merited, a rich meed of appl (use. Mr. C. KF.NIBLE and Mi. YOUNG, as Percy and Dati st:s, were desrt ying of great plai.e. The Tragedy, kith such efficcitt supporters of the principal charac t,.‘ s, will, doubtless, attract a fair number of crowded houses. L 4W LNTELLIGENCE. colmr or XING'S 13ENCII, NOVEMBER 11. A curious argument came on before their Lord ships respecting the settlement of a pauper, upon an appeal hom the Sesiions. The pauper was a soldier, and had deserted, and went for concealment to his wife, who was living in the country. The wife hired the tenement, which, it was now contended, gave the pauper a settlement ; but the landlord had no know ledge whatever that she had atty husband when she bred it. Here the pauper remained, unknown to any person but his own family, for seven weeks; and this, Mr. Sc.tut.er contended, gave him such a set t:ern:la, as entitled him to relief if he had applied for it, and deprived the parish officers of the power of re m-ming him, as, thouLth he did not himself hire the house, it was hired by his wife, who was his agent. The Court were of opinion, however, that this did not give him a settlement ; he got into the hoirse by stealth, unknown to the landlord, who, when he let the house to the wife, sop posed he had let it to a single v.otiman. That could not be called a settlement, where the pauper only stole in for concealnient; and, as to the par sh officers not having the power of removing him if he had dared to have shown his face, it was probable the serje.iut of the regiment would have re moved him without ceremony, and that very quickly. That could not be called a settlement, where he only perched fc.r rest in his fight from the perturniance of those duties he owed to his tiovettign. AaCHES COURT, NOVIAIDEa 11. AI catATII trGRATII. This was a cause of divorce and mutual separation, brought by M. M'Grath, F.A. against Ameli t Jenny his wife, by reason of adultery. This case came on, on the admission of the allegation. It appeared from the libel, that Mr. *Grath now reside] at Chertsey ; that the mattiage took place in 1802 ; that they cohabited together eight years, and had is sue dire children; that in 1810 It : Costar came to live in the family as foot ri in ; that in about three or tour months atter, an iniprOper intimacy took place between hint and Mrs. M•Grath ; that some time alter, Mr. M'Grath dis charged Costar in consequence of Which. words arose between Mrs. M'Grath and her butband, and she quit ted his house on the same night ; that Mr. M'Grath afterwards consented that his wife should live separate . from him in his Cottage, near Oakenham, and he cams to London, but was obliged soon after to go to :spin, and Formal, from embarrassment arising !rum debts contracted by his wife, and did not return to England till 1813. The libel then went on to al. ledge various acts of adultery. committed by Mrs. 141•Grath with Costar, at the Cottage already stated,' in Charles-street, Hatton Garden, and other places ; that Mrs. M'Grath became pregnant, and was *de livered of a male child; that they constantly cohabit ed together as man and wife, and passed by the name of Mr. and Mrs. Costar, and still continue so to do. The Counsel on behalf of Mrs. M'Gtath objected to t he admission of this allegation, on the ground of the husband's inattention to the conduct of his wife. The Court (Sir J. Mellott) said, it was inclined . to admit the alleg.,tioa to prow, though there was certainly a want of vigilance on the pan of the husband, and he would do well to satisfy :the Court that he had not given a licence for this adultery. GUILDHALL—Saturday J. Woolley was charged with steal , ng a quantity of books in quires, the pro perty of Messrs. STIIAIIAN, and Co. King's- Printers, in whose warehouse the prisoner was employed. Mr. Daum, &Ater in second-hand books, in Holborn, de pos:ll, that on Thursday last the prisoner offered him for sale ten volumes of Statutes, 4to. as the property of a Gentleman leaving town, and the price was, ten guineas. Mr. DAUCEY, knowing their value to be £3O, suspected all was, not right, and having given iutor znation, the property was traced to the house of the p t osecutors. Fully committed. • • • • 1.; FROM SATYR Z)4 NIGHT'S CUIZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions in the Prince Regent's Regiment of Cheshire Yeo manry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lituteuant of the County of Chester. . Lieutenant Wm. Hollins to be Captain, vice Leice.ter, deceased Cornet J. lligginson to I.teatenant. vice Hollins, promoted. Cornet Francis Sharpe to be ditto, vice Hancock. resigned. atrethill W tight, junior, tent to be ..eruct. vice flieglnions promoted. Robert liolbrooke, Gent. to be ditto, vice Sharpe, promoted. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Matthews and William Matthews, of Worcester, iron mongers, copartners, dealers and charm's. William Boothman, of Cultic, Lancashire, innkeeper, hawker, dealer and cuapman, BANKRUPTS. William Bineley and Th a Bittsky, of Favistack-street, Co vent tea-Jere lineu-drapers and capartiters, to sir :andel Noyeatibei 1 4,t I, and Dec. 23, at teu, at Guildhall...- Att.-rites N!: Isle thermic. 15, Essex-street, atrand. Bassos Mossier, of Mill Wall, Linwhouse, *Middlesex, ship- i Innen, carpenter, dealer and chapntati. Nov. 14, 31, and Dec. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Aaarrney, Mr. E. A. Wade, War wick square, Newgate-street. Thomas Strutt, of Colchester, Eases, plumber, glazier, and pain ter, Nov. 22, 23, arid Dec. 23, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Col chester. Attornies, Mr. Neville, Colchester ; or ;!loses. Bel tachey and Bridger. Angel-court, Throginortonattreet. , Samuel Crupley, of Falkingliain, Lincolnshire, iiinhol&r, dealer and chapman, Nov. 23, at three, Nov 24, at ten, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, in 1411010 am. Attornies, Messrs. Smith and W9rtli, Horbling, near Falkingliatn; or Mr. Gaskell, 3, Holburracourt, Gray's bin, London. James Finch the pillager, late of Rullard, Lancashire. maltster, dealer and chapman, December 4, ti, and 23, at oar, at the Bull and Punch Bowl, in Liverpool. At:collies, Met,br). Tarrant, Clarke, and Rickards, Chancery-lane, London; or Messrs. Russian and Bulmer, Castleastreet, Liverpool. Jonathan Thompson, of Worth, Sussex, mealman, dealer and chapnun, Nov 11,111, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at Guildhall.- Attornies, Mr. Charles Nairn Hastie, East Grinstead; or Mr. Jeremiah Simpson, King's Bench Walks, Temple. John Parker and Henry Holloway, of Gower-place, Euston. square, St. Pancras, Middlesex, builders, bricklayers, and co partners, Nov. 18, Dec. 9, and 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wm Elley, 2, Actou-street, Gray's Inn-lane. Henry Downer, of No. 36, Bruton street, Bond - st reet, milliner, dealer and chapman, Nov. 18, Dec. 2, and 513, at ten at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nettlefold, 20, Norfolk-street, Strand. John Spencer, late of Makeney, Derbyshire, but now a prisoner in the Fleet, London, nail-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 14, 92, and Dec. 23, at one , at Guildh all. Attornie.,, Messrs. Mouhey and Mosley, Derby ; or Mr. Berridge, Hat ton Garden • James Dewar, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, upholsterer, dealer anal chapman, Nov. its, 25, and Dec. 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Air. Cobb, Clement's lass. John Currey, of Wells, Somerset, tallow chandler, dealer and chapman, Dec. I, 2, and 23, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn, Wells. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, ILdford row' London; or Mr. John Fry Reeves, Glaston bur y . James Jones, of Catherine -street, in the Strand, cabinet-maker, upholsterer, dealer and chapman ' Nov.lB, 2i, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. Cuppaee, Jerrnyn-street, St. lames. William Freeman, of St. Martln's-le-Grand, Westminster, che mist and druggist, dealer and chapman, Nov. 14, 2a, and Dec. 23, at ten, at Guildha:l. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Ilat tiett's- Buildings, Holborn. James Marks, of the New Road, near Fitzroy-square, Middlesex, coach-maker, dealer and chapman, Nov. 18.25, and 1)x. 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Vincenc, Bedford street, Bedford-square. William Canning, of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, mercer, draper, dealer and chapman, Dec. 5, at five, Dee. 6, and 23, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bewdley. Anomie's, alt. Charles Constable, almond's Inn, Lbaucery-lane, London; or Mr., Robins, Stuurbridge. Edward Hathaway, harmed, of Walsall, grocer, but late of Bir mingham, liquor-merchant, N0v.23, 21, and Dec. 23, at eleven at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Anomie*, Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's Buildings, liolburti, London ; or Mr. Berwick, Cherry .street, Birmingham. Benjantiu Downs, of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper, dealer and chayman, Nov. 27, at three, Nov. 28, stud Dec. 23, at ten, at Car Swan Inn, Mansfield. Anomie*, Mesas. Lam berts. Taylor and Deane, Gray's Inn, London, or Mr. Richard Parsons, Mansfield. James Putts, Idenry Cooke, and Richard Potts. late of Coleman street, London, merchants, dealers, crapmen, and sopa, tneia, Nev. 18, 25, and Dec. 2; at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie-, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin Friars. George Gray, now or late oiGracecburch-street, Londo n , bard waremaii, dealer and chapman, Nov. iB, 2.5, .81t1 Dec. 28, at tea, at Guildhall. Att.rnies, Mr. Mervin, Vintners' Hail, Cl}- per Thames street. Henry Janos Hunt, of Exiiing,Suffolk. mill:-r, Nov. 15, at six, Nov 1 ti, and Dec. 23, at eieven, at the White Hart Inn, New market. Attornies, Mr. Wigton 1-areson, Mildenhall, Suffolk, or Mr. Ayrteti, I.;, Gray's Inn-square, 1 °taloa. George Luw cock the yo sager, of Cr umpail, parish of Manches ter, butcher, dealer and enapinan, November 24, 25, and Dec. 23, at two, at the Star I 1111 l Manchesict. Attorrite-; Messrs. Willis, igirtliume, and Clarke, Warntord-court, London; or Mr. (*slop, King•street, Manchester. Thomas %Vela), of Nunehant Cotirtney. Oxfordshire, innholder, dealer and eliapniati, Noveini•er i is, and December 23, at eleven, at the Mitts bin, Oxford. Attornies, Mr. W. Clement Bar dgest, Oxford; or Messrs. Edmunds :Ind kyr', Inn, Loudon. Zucharialt Bailey, of Frame Selwood, Sonwrsetshire. shopkeeper, dealer 413 d chapman, Dec. 4,5, and' 8, at eleven,at the George Inn, Friene Selwood. Attornies, Messrs. B. and J. Bridges, Reel Lion: - square, London; or Messrs. Chislett and Trley, Frame, honwrset. Beraantin Swami, of Shiffital, Salop, breeches maker, hatter, dealer and char man, Dee. i 2, at live, Dec. 13, and 23. at I I, at the Jetilingliarn Arms Inn, Shaba'. Anomie's, Mr. William Price, Lincoln's Inn New-square, London; or Mr. Fisher, John Smith, of Portsmouth, Hams, ship-chandler, Nov. 24, at• three, Nov. 25, at eleven, and Dec. 23, at one. at the Foun tain Inn, Pei tsinoui h. Attornies, Mr. Briggs, 32, Easel street, Strand, London; or Mr. D. W. Weddell, Gosport. John Warren, of Bishopsgate-street-Within, London, shipbroker, dealer and chapman, Nev. IS, 25, and Dee. 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's -court, Old Broad snort, London. James Chambers, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutler, dealer and disponi, Nov. 23, 24, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at die King's Head Inn, Sheffield. Attorniea, Messrs. Marriott and Blaming, Gray's Innsquare, Loudon: or Mr. Hardy, Sheffield. Daniel Godwin the younger, of Newport. Monmouthshire, cod. merchant, dealer and chapman. Nov. 23, 24, and Dec. 23, at tweive, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Jarman, Bristol; or Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, sad Richards, 109, Chancery-lane ' London. Charles Edward Jones, of Mansfield-place, Kendsk Town, tan ner, dealer and chapman, Nov. 14, 21, and Dec. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fowler, Climent's Louis John Lentoine, late of Oxford -street, hatter, dealer and cliapmati, Nov. 111, 25, and Dec. 23, at twelve, at Guild hall. Anomie., Mesita. Junes and Bland, Great Mary-la. Bonne street. John Tyerman, of Bristol, silk-mercer, dealer and chaproan, Nov. 14, 21, and Dec. 29, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, Grace.. church -street, London. Allatson Hodson, of Fa:church street, merchant, Nov. 14, 21, and Dec.'l3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attortiles, Messrs. Bell and Broderick, Bow Charch.yard, Cheapside. Richard Martin, of Tllney, Norfolk, grazier, dealer and chap loan, Nov. 18, 21, and Dee. 99, at oue, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Aleuts. Pickering and Snatch, Staple-Inn, London. John Jackson and William Jackson, of Cousin-lane, Dowgate, irownierehanta, dealers and chapman. Nov. 16, 25, sod Dec. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Mesas. Dann and Cross laud, Breed-street. John Lane, of Billingsley, Holm Lacy, Herefordshire, farmer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 21, 22, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at the Green u la te r . ag st i r r ee n t i , nn Hereford. Attornies, Mr. Daz, jun. lit Inn, London; and Mr. llitcliard,. jun. Hucturd. Cuttavus Xietkbeefer, of IdWon, merchant, dealer and chap man, Nov. Is, 2.5, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at Guildhal . A* • tor Mes, Mears. Dennetts, Greaver, and Basentlale, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street. DI V WENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. !Cm. 14. John Peter I hompson, Great Newport-street, en• graver, at eleven. D. c. 9. \Main Southey, Kenttington-Isne, dealer, at eleven. Nov. 21 Sarah Branscomb, llo'hurn, lot. tery.office-keeper, at ten. Dec. 2. Frederick Holmes, V, re street, merchant, at one. Nov. 14. John Jackson, Dean-street, strethwark, coal.merehant, at twelve. Dec. 2. George William V. ye, London, merchant, at one. Jan t.t). James Weq 'I hums Joint Culittord, Great Winch' stei- , trect, insurance. brokers at ten. Dec. 2. ‘Villi.u**.t South Andrews, Richmond, apothecary, at one. Nov. 21. lkorgy Dvr, er, 1 xeliatt,;e-alley, ece. broker, at twelve. Dec. 2. John Rol.ei ts, Ox to' ti-streeti silk fiercer, at one. Dec. It. Louis Rene Joachim, Bowl ng green-buildings, dt.tiller, at twelve. Dec. 9. William Grano, :iontliwark, distiller, at twelve. Nov. 21. Edmund Eownseud, Maiden-lane, cyder merchant, at one. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Dec. R. James Elder, Alnwick, merchant, at u.cve:i, at the! Angel, Alnwick. Dee. 7. James lish/tnn, ClottUll• niatnacturer, at elev.tit, at the Buck rth'Viiiit, Wi7an. Dec 2. John Keary, Keynsham, victualler, at twelve, at the Christopher inn, Bath. Dec. 5. Richard Davey, Stourbridge, upholierer, at eIeVT-It, At the George, Bewdley• Dec. 12. Mie.uael I lack worth, anchorsmith, at eleven, at the George, Newcastle. Dec.S. Sonnet Bullard, Elm, dealer, at ten, at the Ros • and Crown, Wi-h!tcli St. Peter's. Dees. 4. NV ns t Jones, Burton urnkr- Needham, draper, at one, at the Palace inn, Manchester. er.wrincATEs.VCCEllaCII Y. James and Thomas Fitzgerald, Sitadwell, pros!. sion-tnerckants. Nathaniel Nicholls, Holborn-budge, baker. Joseph Jones, Loughltorough, saddler. William aponorr, Law rence-lane, factor. John L'adbury, Cirencester, siversittitli.— Jalilei Chew, Chat ford, clothier. 'l•liiitttaS I.:mewl, Little 110 iv land, dealer. Thomas Scott, Ware Palk Mill, ntiller. Richard Vi Bath, baker. George Abell, I Wilsons, wontleit draper. Robert h eland, East-street, it. Mary -la-bonne, threats monger. William Dunbar, WOlllllO/00d-street, merchants UNIVERSI7r lA7 ELL IGENCE. OXFORD, NOVEMBER 11. Friday. the election took place at All Souls College, whew Richard Webster Huntley, Esq. of Oriel C 'liege, and E lward Henry Dawkins, Esq of Liraseunose College, weir elected Fellows of that Society. Thursday, the following gentlemen were admitted to degrees : stasTems OF Allis. Rev. George Wellford, of Exeter College. Mr. I homas Hinter, of Queen's Cllege. Mr. Maurice Fitzgerald Townsend. of Christ Church. Rev. Peter Matngy, of Pembroke College. Mr. Allen Cooper, of Oriel College. SACIlt1.010: OF ACTS. Mr. Herbert Barrett of Christ Church. hlr. William Fog st.r Lloyd, of Christ Clanch. CAMBRIDGE, NOV ENI BER in. Friday, the Rev. Dr. Thackeray, Provo.' of King's College, resigned the °like of Vice-Chancellor ; and on :iatilleay the Rev. Dr. Kaye, Master of Christ Celle z le, was elected Vice-Ch►ancelor for the ensuing year. The SeatOOSAO Prize is this year at'.judae•l to the Rev. James Wm. Bellamy, M.A. of Queen's College, for his Non on Jonah. ECCLES' As FICA L ritonnTiaNs. The Hon. and Rev. Edward Rice, M.A. has been inNtituted to a pi ehendal stall in WorcesterCachrlral. Rev. Walter Kitson, M.A. Rector tit Mark bury, and Vi:•ar of 13ridingion, Somerset, has been pretented by (mineral Popiaato to the rectory of Clifton Foliar, IVif.s. The Rev. Henry Girdlestooe, clerk, B. A. to the Rectory of Colton, Norfolk. Rev. John Coldham, B.A. has been instituted to the vicarage of Salmis:lam, Norfolk. Rev. Crofts, sou in-law to the Archbishop of Carterbury, to a stall in the Cathedral Church of lily. Rev. John Lamb, D.D. rector ut Charwelton, t• hold the relto tory of Chipping-Warden, both in Northamptonshire. Rev. J. Pinliott, M.A. Vicar of .itanton-Drewe, has been insti tuted to t h e rectory of Stanton Priory, Somerset. Rev. Thomas Wingfield, to the v:earawz ut Siabkiord, Leices tershire; and to the rectory of Weigh, Tise ls 7 ins . the University of Glasgow conferr, d the dee*, of Doctor of Laws on the Rev. Daniel Dewar, Profeisar Liect of Mural Philosophy in the King's College, Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar broth:, of burgie and 1.. that have pi ..--toted the Rev. George M•Kay to the church and y ut Raiford, in the Presbytery of Fuire.t, vacant by the death of the Rev. Win. Stephen. The Bicgraphical Dictionarl of Livins Authors, which has been three years compiling, we arc glad t , ) hear is to appear the Ist of December. Since the impor tant and laborious undertaking of ANTHONY WOOD, no work like the present has appeared in the English lainuage ; yet, when the advance of Literature is c,lnsidered, it will be evident that no publication was ever mote wanted. Many names worthy of a perma nent record pass away without notice, and numerous performances of great merit are buried in oblivion, for the want of some Register, in which both Authors and their productions nay be distinctly noticed. It is the opinion of the Professimi, that ti,e Medical Board at Charlotte House, Black Friar's-Road, esta blished by Dr. COOPER, is the fountain-head for ad vice. It is incredible the number of individuals whose health are ruined by improper treatment. The Medical Board is unquestionably of great importance to :he Public, and praise is certainly due to the promoters of such an Institution. Among Counsellors there must be wisdom, and it is our opinion many lives will be preserved by means of those Gentlemen. Arrivals at, and departures from the York Hotel, Dover : Major and Mrs. Wilby, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Sir William and Lady Steers, Earl of Pembroke, Earl of Roseberry, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Voyntz Hon. Mrs. Crutwell, Capt. Thompson, Hon. Mrs. Portman and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Witten, Mrs. Jane l.cwis Evans, and Miss Julia Dalton, to Paris. Captains Mead'and O'Neil, from Dral. I.ieut. W. Schea, 4th K. G. L. Count Mark Glonboorn ' with dispatches.dispatches.Captain James Smith, Colonel Marwitz, Prussian service, Captain Humbraihr, Mr Musgrave, Mr. Lanham, Mr. Smith, M.P. Mr. F. Manning ham, Mr. Wright, Rev. H. Lloyd, Dr Bertram, Major Smith, General Hunt, Captain Sir Edward Francis Stanhope, Lieut. De Rosser, and Major Baron Von Keller, Prussian Officers, Sir Edward Bailey, Captain and Mrs. Mee, Hie Highness Prince Paul Esterhazy and suite, Mr. Webb, Mrs. s #.enwell, Henry Webster, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Winueld, Hon. Mrs. I Robinson, Mr. 'Mrs. and Miss E. rtes, .1. R. Crossett, Esq. Count Grancough, Charles Chambers, is+ lion. Miss Butler, Thos. Wm. Plummer, Esq. '1 homas Staples, Esq. Miss Staples, Captain Williams, and George Thompson, Esq. to Loudon. Mr. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. Long soul suite, the Right Hon. Mrs. Darner, Dr. and Mrs. Ireland, W. James, Esq. James Aston, Esq. B urton Long, Esq. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joiner, the Count de la Gana Lesevois Euwreux, S. S. H. Barrington, Esq. Mr. Phillips and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kingston, General Murray, Ceneral and Lady Williams, Mr. Collins, Mr. Charles Shadwen, General Bailey, Baron Jacobi Mint, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Prussia, Major. General and Mrs. Ramsey, Mr. Porlet, Mr. Prince, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Gillons of New Hall, Chelmsford, to London; Samuel Crorgate, lisq. Mr. and Mrs. Parkins Sir John Gifford, Temple West, Esq , Mr. Harment, Mr. Felix Truchard. Mr. Dixon and family, Mrs. Lock and fa mily, Count Deveaux, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr. Mitchell and family, the Hots. J. H. Ward, Mr. Silvester. wills dis patches, Baroness De Robeck, to Paris : the Hun. Miss Talk. Wigton, to Ramsgate ; Mr. and Mrs. Low, to Sandwich ; Warren Hastings White, Esq. Mr. Broughton, Mr. Penn with dispatches, Mr. and Mrs. Steel, Capt. Harris, Royal Engineers, Wm. Holland, Esq. Captain Mercer, Henry Forth, Esq. Mr. Raymond, Mr. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Trench, Major Lawrance and family, from London to Paris; General St. Leger, Mr. and Miss Phillips, Mr. Williams, G. Surtees, Esq. J. Gibbon, Esq. Major Warburton, Cul. Duff, Mr. and Mrs. Mansell, Cut. Murgan, and Gen. Sebastiani, from Paris to London. iiiRTH4. Toesdii, st 'tie *teary, uworboutn, tM Hon. totta.ltutti Percy, of a daft& et' Fray, i n Lifironwreet, the Lady of Willhon Astell, E sq. hiie i . d i ola sot? NIARR IF.D. Toes,lity, at Colthester,ll.llt. Pritorme, YS 1 regiment of t wi t 1,1 Mtss Ll:sabeth Coleman; I all— AS .1. smile time, 1;e .t. ra n. 73d Rot:nem of Fu-t, to Miss lane Coleman, both tt-uo. trig of Mr. Colzotau, of that viler. F.r4Lay at IP ea the Re*. David Imlts, Vicar of S!edh...m, he& td to Ante, second daughter ut itit !tei. j o „.0, Ey ec.fir of Giles's Reading. ' Rev. J. 1114;tcd, ot tult„ • • F.krott, 4augrer of the late J,'., Calvert, Gent. of Avon N. ' • I. , '1 V. :'t vs tr. 4 . r : r LI, a f 15e C ;r jt • t's re. al, 'l'l 6 :co ;rat' C.4.0* • 1 1,, d r. Ictr ts .6 :.:!• 4 ;!.." I c•t• • DIED. 1. 11 3, 4invg2 7,4th y ir e ' m l. : 4 ;h u t: ( 4 1; ; ;hp tare inhati.aut , of atliani, and who, fur snAny yt perforiutd the duties of Muditur to a congrigatiors (Jr lituc t , th “. I)l,44iitera. • Wetintsrlav le . nititlw, at , Newevele on Tyne, Citiverly wieke, Esq M for Winth•lsra. At the Itvetory, et:A:turn, in his 1 2 .1;:t year, the I • • • F.lt Proeura•or of St. Davi I's, it,• ••; Daretatti, bitafolk, andel' tie. I.e 1 2urtn,1.011•1•,,,. it:rturiny se'uni ! ;ll , Mrs. NI try C•lilirr, ut Witic'te.y.. • Canterbury, azeti we. S•I r.ik!: . . 1 47 kart.. by t r • catching tire, that she died 1144i1Y att Monday uutrniu :. A kirtailtul our tility hag t tk.sts iltre iit n i , r , week, I:* et.: fn:tily of Mr. Nieholite Lhitntitt, t)n'l•hurs•la.y. the VI h ult. he lost a man, aperi uht•••• t! , and uu the (w:olst a.tec•ittn• lox hire • ,t so n) a s iau . , 7 4,t,r. agt•4,l Ifi al , o tip rt..l. A 1•1 .' •.. of the folh•wing week, Me'. Chatitki Cite wite) ais 1 likra t wt. mote to het ci.thiren, anti tit:: ttne L t . .entunitt.4l itt i.nt: sepulchre on the Suntt.y. • Al 4 IITNIP1iT1G1:71: , , 11):VON' L , ;. , , A 14E1)1CNE like lilt _e AN II hipt.. !GI \I the preseut utiles enure Ilan doubly 1%. peruser a.ni I tzury oi the ale lb has scurvy, and rends:icy, our bloo,l love of intenirerance cannot on any :Ice.)u. t 11- • • those who have hi en s.e et:ougn w' • luxury, and tit. rel.)! .3..,truy !heir own •! SIMMS stow offered them of r.' in 7 'lir bre., is, gt in the power of physic to ,oast btetit, to reat.,:e „ ; perfect health. The Anti impetlenes nosy be alniinivert-d to re!,..!... children with the uttwist -dely and eihc....y, woltl have principally contnbuted to its gi.At s, us. and request. Sold by Samuel Leigh, In, Strand; &coo ant: Co. Arco, Loudon; lirotl:e and Dow, tin.-V enders; puce I Is. run, or four in one Emily llrot t. . • Us. by which one Its. bo• • ;• is gavel, wils tile words —" . Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the ,fittlip. cr Dr. Salomon eeperts, when cot.sul ed by letter, tl,e compliment of a one i ound note to he ittch , ed, 4 . :.r1;•-•s 4 " Money Letter. Dr. auluinoo, Gilead Ilouat., mar 1..r,r1..• Bald double ravage." WOK M WORMS are all•Avea 1 ,, be Cie umbt frccpicn! Sources of Child' ens' I fiseast s : every Pareut should be at...peal:Jed w tl.. Illey : of appetite, a pakness of the face, emaciation, and rr: gular state of the bowels, attended with v'olent 4: 1,1 bring on clovulaians, aff_ct 4rnisth of 5 1 :e !Is) 1y , .1; prove fatal, by ender,: in a cotistiniptir n t:r preventative and curet or t..c.e cur:ll:;it e, tie 47, excellent Medicine is univer allow- I „cif t.t.• y highest char 'eters Lu titis eounti y. ' , are no • •ityl public approbation, iiiferi to the l'i•,:rirtur, tram a !..r• knowleke of theft ire •• stair.; • •:, ••• beyond ealimetition. mei t:vos a satic , ...l:. a it Wed.: r,..t.,•• Medicine of the ki:tl can boa t. Front the Hun. and li.gbt Rev tt e r.utu I,' ..,• 1 ..1-i. 'fo Mr. CtilNe., A e•olln•caty, .. •••! Sr ft—l readily embrace La Upper ( y.st.; I ttc•r :!1 of adding my testimony to that of 1.. e 1,0..0 your of your CHING'. PATENT t.t). ekleit bun hay* akw tau...tits ago derive et. yno. • , from the use of it. et• hat:L.-et. unZt•eu t ut .• k. . . ,!f) . Ui• it, apreared vale ana vv.!, ,:t corm lat. ed trequeutir of pan.. in it's i.e4l an • ...te. . • Chief 134t..0 who had a..clueittly set•n hint 1.1 his •-. • recommend:sd me to the trial of your Leung.* ; ..E.' ought be ka't, or any mistake iii.ght acc..., 1.1 7 •at • • nuihe Medicine, sent me thre. .1 ~es of jr. hr i. occasioned a visible antett•iturnt, after th • 5 coati eves) , unpleasant symptom di:appeared, ' at to hive :he thin), as the t•vo narnicr ..d •.• ntwily w 5 11. From that time M y m y, h a .l,,r i t p.••••••...• and I certainly attribute his cure wholly v. t..t tifi ,l Wwrm I.ozenges. 1 have since recoisenietti d ) .•ur Antral instances, wherein I have the sail .fat :•4' to , they have unlormly been of great service, I au& it a at: , from the nature of the effect produced by there my 101* apprehend the comp7aitits to have at ten from au ; bet weenthe stomach and viscera. I ant, &c. Rote Castle, Dec. 7. Is. C AR Sold at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Chea/.sitle. cornet of •st. I ,tSA London, and most Medicine Venders in England, laud, Wales, East and West bilks, atineriza, bet w 7,ona,e 2s. od, an 1 cs. titL each RENsiV A I i•ll. IT has been ton frequently the 1. ts itjeCt of ?Ist Jaf general reprobation, :oat me aßestfcur. of tho riveters ,Itsi medical art have uttered thetitsavre a. cari.:idates tftr tronage in the profession of Physic. For de- purpos- js • ice to the result of our studies and esperonice, and to preset! A from being dassed among thus': enipirics whose into tar ,tt tension, have. unfortunately fur society, been too iaeoer.i.!!rt• edited, we beg leave to submit to the hberal and enlightends faithiul-siateinent of our pursuits and acquireini tits. After havin:t received a regular medical education, as the ;t7h of Messrs. Grinslal and 81au.% whose lecture: and %ea carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the lan:d o pital, we entered ourselves as students hi that jittly &Arad school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of 1 : 4,4 ' burgh, and. were instructed in the different branches ,:t..suaoir.7. Surgery, the Theory and Pract•ce of Physic, Chemistry, Nit. wifery, licrauy, fitc. &c. &c. by those eminent itrofees4r.„ Mourn, Grego''', Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Reif erti4L We trust we shall not be deemed prvumptuosis in aarpg. our proficiency and acquirement; are not tiisthishkrahitt d H t• aving for a long series of years made VeiiiStai Coir.;•:si and the various diseases of Debility, the particidar tf;;ert our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be ailowed that we ILO acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cue. al slight and recent cases of infeLtion, a perfect re.rbtablmilllClr completed in the short period of two days. and in those Of a utmost inveteracy, where uthir practitiretera have tailed .a cess, a proper perseverance in ou r plan of treatment distal:, v the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholsari.zy of . I .is raerA which a re the _6 frets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the y.•=••' 4 both sexes, there are tame more alarming or more distress'' thou deficieneeies and debilities which frequently prevoy . o: , bitter the niatrimonial state. l'o such persons it must soling reflection to know that ti oey may Low, by a new of e) Bible mode of treatment, be restored n. that g reatest at all blessings, a strong, manly, aildvigoraus constituion. In sit c.v. , of debility, from whatever cause arising, as will as in es-try sr des of venereal infection, we may he euc sulted by p• '''l' l ' either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. How: et ca. • sultation at home frum ton to three, and front six in the ceen: l 4 till ten at night. Messrs. Cuand Co. may be consulted bY Patie : " efee '- bj , Sex, with the greatest secrecy aud htsnour, at their boa.: . , 107, Hatton-garden. Patents in the country arc requested to stye the P3recit liri ', 4 their case, age, ary. ,:eneral habit of living, &.c. ranee for advice a:id nle.i! C inri, when the :rue se dl ha e . 0" e1 .... sent to any part of the kinbdom. To eusure that sebecisca to sential to our undertaking, the postale 01 lett e r' nl4 - _ the account for medicine; - CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, Ka. 107, 11Artee-t:,T4r. ,•:.; lil(;11 W:crEit TO•114011RuVi AT c()Nr rV t! Morning G 31 g a Afternoonrrll) LONDON' Prnreti 'y htN r, l'ick. - s I I , !ibliehetl there, and at the itax T.11::•1c