Star. — London, England, 1802-07-05 00:00:00

I '7 41, 9 .P9F: ,1: • I* . • 7 - 47 W I•3' ri iOL ICE. Msittim•Housa.—Saturday a young man of very genteel appearance was put to the bar, and charged by a gentleman from Brunlivick, with Healing a draft of sod. The profeetitor Ilated, that having purchafed a hot fe of him for 451. he met him, by appointment, the next morning, at the London Coffee-honk, to pay his demand, and accordingly gave him a banker's check for Sol. when he contrived to !Leal from him another draft on the fame bankers for cool. He called on hied in the evening for the balance out of the Sol.' when the prifoner reprefented himfelf as a gentle man of tot tune, and fit far ingratiated his favour, that he contirned to give him countenance, even I though convinced that he had potfelfed himalf of I the draft for soot. Upon applying at the bankers to flop payment of it, he learnt that the per. I fon who had received the goL had alfo been paid the sod. and twn clerks from the honk proved, one that the prifoner had prefented the drafts, and the other that he had been paid the amonnt of them. Some refpettable perfons informed the Lone Marcia. that the profeentor Was a gentle- I man of dillin6ion, =acquainted with the language and manners of this country, who had been de-' 'ldea by the prifoner, and induced to accompany, , him ro races, Vauxhall, and other public places. • Some perfons who appeared on behalf of the pri foner,faid he was a young man of molt refpeSable eonneaions, and was in podeffion of goql. a year, , and obferved, thatit was remarkable that the coin- plainant fhould afford him countenance, after Inf. peairm him guilty of the charge now exhibited. . The prifoner was comMitted for further examina tion. H a rvontain I tm provident fa ilnr of the name of W. trennan, a native of Waterford, whO had httn eleven years at fea, who had received tall week 351. for wages, applied on Saitirday for a pars to return home, not having had a'ftiend or a Milling in the world, totiing a few days before been rcbbed of his whole Property while in a nate of intoxication, in a honk, Which hit could not deferibe. • WHlTiCnartt..—Saturday Catbasiw i'refi was committed for trial, ona - charge, by her mailer, Mr. Weans , for healin g fome wearing apparel belonging whit wife. Ifred Saadiri and MO{ Nip% on fidpicion of 'healing from the :perfon of David Myers a quanti ity of gold pieces, and Yobs Willem, on furpicion of, having committed divers felonies in the metropo lis, were committed for re-examination. The fame day a number of diforderly Jews were held to bail, for exciting a riot in Stepney-fields, in a pitched battle among themfelves, for three' guineas a fide, which attraaed a mob of upwards of tOOO perfons. WOR SN I P•STit t T.—Saturday two young men, of the names of Wacky and Rokris, were charged with having committed divers robberies in the counties of Mix and Middlefex. They were, af ter a long examination, committed for a rehearing. Three young men, brothers, underwent a final examination, charged upon the oath of feveral perfons, with Sealing a large quantity of vegetables and other property, from the grounds belonging to feveral gardners in the neighbourhood of Hack. my. They were fully committed to Novgate for trial. Mum, HALL.—Saturday a perfon calling him felf Count Piper Hamilton attended the Magi( trines of this office, to exhibit articles of the peace agaiiilt a gentleman, who lodged in the houfe of which he was the tenant. It appeared the jai-&- jes;t Count was an yclep'd Quack Dator, and had taken a houfe in Great Clarlotte-fireet, Black fri4rs-road, in order to (peculate upon the tale of a variety of all-curing nottrums: The defendant unfortunately took a part of this houfe for himfclf and family, at the rent of forty guineas a year un furnithed, which, it appeared, was within three pounds of the rent of the whole. • The defendant hired the premifes upon the exprefs alfurance the ethibitant was a fur , a regular profeffional Man, a legitimate praditioner, and of courfe a gen tleman. Under this perfoafion he was proceeding to furnith his apartments, when, to his great fur prife, the pfeudo difciple of Colin hoitted a large board, covering the *hole front of hit houfe, with the Duke of Hamilton's antis emblazoned upon it, and difiributed at the door uaufeOnt hand-bills for the cure of certain cnniptaipts, Arch produced a great nuifance to the defenthint and his family, bn which he found himfelf obliged to eiclude the exhibitant from all aecefs to that part of the pre mifes for which he paid a rent. The exhibitant was not Catisfie3 with beltig paid his money, but intittcd on his joint-tenancy to the whole houfe, and threatened to break open the defendant's apartments. The defendant afinred him if he did, he would repel• force by force. Terrified at this threat, the Dottor battened to the Magittrates, and denoted, that he was in fear of his life, and under the apprebention of bodily harm. Having Rated his complaint, the defendant replied, that his only objeft was to have nothing to do with the quack doitor, who, he Paid, r.epcatecily introduced women of the town into the houfe at night, and it was folely with the view of avoiding all intercourfe With him he had put locks on his doors. The Ma gißmtes immediately difmifled the complaint, and the Count was obliged to pay the Ater. Tllisaf•OFFlCll.—Saturday feveral conviaions took place agaiall watermen, lumpers, and other perfons, for purloining of goods out of feveral flips is the River, particularly Jofeph Prevelegio ' for' fecteting articles in a large cheft, on board the R.aphala fltiP, lying at Litnehoufe. The mate and cook of a Weft Indiaman were recommitted for a further hearing, on, a charge of embezzling nrar a ton weight offugar from the caro of the Tafel, p 4 which they formed a part of t he crew. An Officer of theConowts, an Ezeikman t and a lightennan, were fully coinntitted for mild, al lia.lisse• 4:-.lashabh-at.4lAdes. At MARRIED. On Thurfday fe'snight, the Rev. S. Stafford, to Mifs Peter fon, daughter of Mrs. Pcterfon of Stradbrooke, Sofa& Thurfday, at St. George's, illoondbory, Mr. T. Margrive, of Suffolk-lane, Oannon-fireet, to Mrs. Edvrard ilymoke, dates. ter of the late Francis Bine, Hi. of Kingßda•tiptos-Hol F. Ryan, Efq. of Atm:ice-Mutt, Dublin, to Mifs Swart, of the North Strand. In Carl, I.fentenant James Denote, of the 496 tit, to Mils Swab Latium, daughter of the hte Alderman Lawton. • DIED. At Athlone, aged 79, Thomas Lloyd,Efg. At Buxton, on Thurfday fentright, Thews Dettinvdeth kfq. of Hope,'war Manetetter. On Monday {alt at Reading; Mit Warms, dilltesebtlett of the late R4ert Wallham Efs. tormedy at *slues lbw' UT . HEN Frofelfional Men of education and re• konlibillty deviate from the gefilestl fvftent by tfr fr lotion of a peculiar Branch, the fiedtion of long =Waned (needs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have f devoted my praalce to the embalm treat mono of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccestui raft& of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppoic kJ far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Aker &dilation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a will at an early period of Pradtice to micas individu als from ths ignorance of uneducated Men, or the quail) , dan geroui precipitancy of general Praelitimers., The THREE DISORDERS. to the cared which I have der voted m# attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INVEC.TION. whether of a recent or long duradoe All hinds of DEBILITY, whether minas from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age. and I thy that do rangemeot of the Often% in Worsen which is skid BARREN NESS or STERIUTY. Numerous difeaks are the reddt of ignorance or hate la the treatment of a limpic Gonorrhea, and it not.onfrequeatly hap peas that the feeds of Life are polkaed by the todifcretiou of in onguarded hour. By a fuperior method Bich complaints arc Wily cured, and ems where tithes 11* failed, I unit that I may Fetus= to cart radical re-efiabehment Few, however, are the cafes of cvmplicated dilkors in the diforder conipared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whe from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale. les of a falhiomible Life, acquire that state of Debility whicd is the unavoidable oontequenee of Mach pernicious h a bits. . . Where the unhappy [ditherer broods river his orrifery, but can fully eonecab his mbfortune, it may be force confutation for him to know, that although it be on objedt of doubt or uncer tainty with ther Pradtidonab, the removal of tittle DEE WINCES by the gredloil progreh df Renovation is the acquire ment i)f my experience. If the rites of lacchus.or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anaiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid !tab, and in -ttw't cafes no great &faculties will occur. but When this Delidency has for Teets ratite& a proper Pee Severance is indifpadibly regulate to revive the aumbring :part s of lA, and to re-arlenste the C.caftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have lone been drappointe. In their expeditions of a Family. bury be &ore& that io mof blitances fach Wets are curable by Medical 'IA. The SECRECY which b fc elfeniii to my undertaking, an. die Callberelans which I have prefsinedlo Rate. for , ' Baas st my Pretenbons, and in coincidence with fu...S chi- ma. aiaHon is Orel'. that Mr may be oorifsatedpefir aly Zell* Jae* Indofbag shunt nOie)at his Ito* No. a), rais brat, IbUd, lalif Tempo-Ser. There is an additional entrance in Water4rect adj !11. g 4.4oe.aprie lam both the doers. ALA iihnber of iiikitilargager of Surges& • For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and 151s0IWERS 4.1 1 1 c STONIACEI iiid BOW L .s De. JAMES's . 4 2 1 ALEPTICP11.1.S. T HE excellence of tla Pals, as a gentle p: t r. gative, and as a general preCcrvut Tt. of Health, Ono , at Nature in the due difchargc of the Atfi•cal finatiol.. ha, &ft.. mama their reputation as a Medicine or the hitt imports in. Titey are admirably calculated for, difo:ders 9f tae Sannla:h and Bowels ;_ for perftins of a Eilit , us, a t;onty, or a itluumatle LNlpofitiois ; as well as for chafe wirate euratitUnona have been effidted by a too active or too fedzinary life, or by a relidcm... In hot Climates. They are likewife pirtieurariy iseeiee.shie in Hebei-Ache me/Mooed ur intinttfLioni anti iu removing the had effects of fro/lying; as alto in:prevemirg Yalila am! Apo. elexies, fo often the confequence of intemperance . The tendency of thefe nisi.. to open the pore, by night, and the body by day : they moreover promote fleep, and require I neither confinement nor attention to diet. Itecourfe l'a , uld had to them on the firft. attack... 44 4 cold, or upon any flight difpofidon ; and theylhntrld never he nrnitcod at hoi s ting cant any excefs of eating or drinkin ; and ;hue t h e i r dorfoguilLti charadteriftic will be maintained, of .p:a:.iotit:g lotta:viry. remarkably exemplified by their .wlt9, by a euliatact ufe of them, though'a very fres liver, attained rife :i.e As the ANAL EP Ile Pacts ewe their virtues bra prettliaa preparation, which has never Iron divulged but to the preterit Proprietors, they can only be had .genuine from them; and they are fold by FR,INCIS NE water, at the W.:choufe far Dr. James's Powder, No. es, the Eat End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapfide, London: and at Dr. James's late hoof': itt Bruton-ftreet ; in doses. price as. (.4. oath, stamp (.eluded; or the quantity of fit maybe had in sae large bbs, for t L 26.6 d. —Obferre that the worts, " F. NewherY, No. 45, St. Paula,' are so:raved in the (tamps, ,„ All others are counterfeits. - *To cm .41,FLK.TISLIP with MOUT unsi Rldlit/MATaa - 'THO UGH the great tSir Edornri Hulk ufcd to .1. fay, that " the Gout was tic ,OpprsOrnois that is, in plain English—" thq Difgreee slf the Fastiltyf 44 4 1 Dr. Ward would only satin; of temporary Reli.l hang °Mak able in a confirmed Rheunittifm ; yet, could took bright Lit- Miltariell of the Medical WOr6l rife froM the dead, Dr:lleopu* is Perfnadoi, from !Writ' fiifibg Ezpericnee, that their eftonidu. meat at their Refurmetioo, would i* nothing to thelr a,tit f 4: than et the. hiltheuirfas ands Which have adieu Item w Dtfes of h,tiIiBRVOIIS CORDIAL ; which, is tho moos tt• Risme Wm, isabe wrought '6O, wonderful Cara" that dm Gouty and lAlteumatie tyil have elute to blurs hiotaml pray (nr him, as its intehtur, as lohg at the rein.tribriStf‘ ftellish and Eafe reltored can pollibly on this tide the Erase. Lieut. W. rAktDOFS, of hit Majefty's Gun.Veri PEAKLLII. r—ftsti Is Infinife Tallith:Lahti adkithwiesige tilt eski knee of yourlskaoltal Syritp. winokket ittirely relieved tog from the molt excruciating Pains and cootradtioss of the Joints, which I have been alllldtal •Ofit upwards of ter Months. BF affured I full rc'etnitHz I yoUP '4)lla*. Medi. cities to the Uttnoft of my isoifiti *mak, :111i,yonir Viet obedient humble fersuat, W 6,24 tHakele Plymouth Dock, July 3t,. glad. ' Witnefi to the above Core:—L: Congdon, Prltitm and S. Winer, Ifil./s, PoreArtiet, Ply hibulh Doek ' JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Sinniftin,of The It& Ism; Sittinghoorn, sysoforsi . Ktigils dal,: Mod bitok rit4l affiisfted with a rhoonuttielomplaint, which newly up. ?coached to paralyde, to fuels a dogmas to deprive b pt ofsise entire ufi bli limbs, iibleh"renerered lihn incapable of wad_ log or following his bufiners; in this debilitated P.m: he irosts eipfevliio of the mull entitle* elf Oho "acuity Without aped. elftill the leap Ihadow of benefit ; but ,by b2lrg itrobsfy constWendied izy Several of his friends to Dr. Produnt h N ervous Cordial; purchafed at Mr. John Barnard 's, bocltr:Tyr, bourn, now perfealy Teltored m his former b rfkb - thtl 111. tour, -iewiabled to fellow • his bulled. us Wind WI MO feeling the batik fymptonw of the ebove•complainr, and is no* rose*. ion to t4r. Nich. Samuo, propristor of theSittiogbourn coach. JOHN lIOOWOOD. With ea to - the *Mite Cute—'Mr. V. Simpfon, Mafia fit the Rofo lon, Sittingbourn; Mr. Pan &Mord lidoiddiet • Tho'BOT4NICAL SYRUP mud NERYO.U6 CORDIAL, to be'had at the Dodoes Houk, N9.,9,A1bi05-(treet. 7 Doane from t h e Levorian blufeuin Blackfriar's Bridge. in Bottles at tt. 26.-k Ss. 6d.—and 34. Alfo of leboult did Co. (lute Bacon), No. aro, Oxford-fin:et ; Tutt, Royal Liclrange; E. Newbes7,. comet of St. •Patil's Cluirdli-yatil ; Bedew, Rop.l Exchange; ,4r. Cockell's Modicinewarehuisfe,Nu. ito,Straasl Goldhig, Wholefolc Medicine Verokr, NIL sa.Cotah;ii ; and by molt ibxskralers and Mali:int Venders in the three kingdoms. • To thofe Ladles itidtentienith bOrderhig oa the Rita of Matrimony, the Doane, would particulmiy ratalustebd die Betinieel Syrup, pnfor to theft appeminoe hcfore.the Altar of ' Hymen, who are in the [malt& degree apprchenfiva of the 6fl- I tort nut being outiroly found, or (Moira to relaxotons of di alias. . • . . . • IFHOMAS TAYLOR, Eft s t, BridSc treat, Eond.w. Ranoured , Edinburgh, March ft st. IBEG leave to inform you. that ever Ewe die year ty90,4 have been •alllicted With the Lies.Veseres ; what', from its *biliously rellitiog every comic of med.:ask ptrcfcribed by the aloft eminent of the faculty bar and under going !Cvi m! fevers courfes of 'Aeration, and twice dif..h.irged from the Hufpltal, with Uttle relief, would appear to be SI the moft invoterate nature. In the fpring of lalt year my itheter had got to filch a head, as nearly to put a pertodto ay eliitesect . . . . . I had a large ulcer on the crown o f my head, sine on each arat. and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully pihnul, and had been ii a Rate of ulcerima for the lag keen fears ; my kft had alto two large nodes on it s was tr t.j. much dikoleuredandgave me inch excruciating pill, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive ma of rail. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thump fon, (who received fee great a cure by them here), to t.ite your Lcale's Patent Pins; whith 1 began to de, on the 26111 of May; in the emirfe of a ortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more than a ntonth the ukere on my head ander= were round ly healed—foot after the forts on my legs healed alto, leaving however, conftderable dikolouration in the &in, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the hien% of GOD, and a•llttle longer perfeveranc: in yOur invaluable Medicine, fithfidsd ; the nodesdifperfing, the kin regaining its natural hue,and the DS.. tumid pains gradually going off—l thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine,perfeetly free from all my formercem plaintiave recovered my former fpirit and Rrength, =late become jolly and fat, in which hate having continued months to the aftunithinent of all who knew me, I am at a ha in what terms to exprers my gratitude, but beg you, for this good of other coffering mortals, to make this my cak as puidie as poffible, as I (hall on every occafion ; in fo &nag you will greatly oblige, Si r, your grateful, obedient, very hatable (tram ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clore, High-direct, Edinburgh* Witt:term to the above cure •—John Thompfon, No. I. New Poultry-market, John 1 1 4' 'moth . Old Alkittby dote, Edi; tbarrh. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor, THo NTAS VAS', LOR, Member of the Royal 'olkge df fittrgeons, at his Hoare, Np. 9 , New Bridge-ftreet, London; where, miler a connate refidence of more than thirty-fix yeses, ma ptaetiee partictear ly direded to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, awl tip& inci dental z o the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable frerecy which Men of his Profelton ffundd always cin he flatters hbufell: the advice aad off rtante he rrato*totifit minifters to petfons taking this Medicine, win be entailed. by adifceming Public, as an advantage Odom attainable, AO void of all ambiguity. Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenitnee of thA - Hein at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. - ftreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-chop, No. 103, Oxfor411ml: Mr. Difborough's. No. 7, Fith itreet-hill; Mr. Steel, boar , he:, No. t, Union row, Little Tawer-bill ; Mr. Barter's, South britge, Edinburgh; Mr. Cailwelfs, Dublin ;. and bi cite pro. Gat in every confiderable toy') in Great Bekaa and Inland, in boxes of only as. 9d. each. re .cal up, with full add plain di mellow, whereby peer as of ... , 11u.r fox may cure tirmitivin with cafe. (peed, ker cy, and afety. N. B. Every Box fold Li ; Oren Britain is fob! up wi:h a Stamp, on which, by t: your' of th, Cornmiihonert, is printed, at the S. amp-Office—T. Taylor, NO. 9 , New liridge-ltreet-- 0 imitate which is felony. and ail 'gelatin are 74101,terkit • - Meted tor the Pio/ham bf JOliN DANIEL ( if Carnalipy-ftrete) at the !IT A I Pain rtita-Orrica. —ir.y-ftl'est • ani rablithed by LAM. NT (of Cr.- t nbuty-Timex. !Antbeth), at Nn r. (levy-treat, Srat-Orrea, Tearlinalar to which Offipp 11 CtrfaitCJli • WM for dia Beira& ate rearlatalir-alLisalia. Frew tic LONDON GAZETTt. ydy 3. WHITEHALL. JULY 2, 1802. The King has &en pleated to appoint John Smyth, Efq Mailer and Worker of the Mint. WHITEHALL, JULY 3. The King has been pleated to eonttltute and appoint tht Right Hon. Henry Addington, Carla Sm.. I Pybus, Ely . George Thynne, Erg. (commonly called Lord George Thynne) Nathaniel Bond, and John Heley Addiugtte, Ffqrs. to b, Commlllioners for executing the office of Treafurer of his Ma Exchequer. lobe King has alto been pleated to preterit the Rev. Jam- Honk. clerk, Mailer of Arts, to the Rettory of Epworth, lb, the Me of Axbohne, in the County and DioeLfe of I.incoln. volt by the ceffion of the Reverend John Martha% Clerk, the kft Incumbent. • ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES. Edward Chriftbn, Efq,—Waltaftlay, July 7, at WUbech. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCF.OFFICE, JUNE 30, 1802. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Milt Lieutenant Henry Crawford to be Captain Lieutenant . vice T.Tifdall, retired. Dated June rt, iScii Second Lieutenant Thomas Goblet to be Hrit Lieutenant, Tier Crawford. Dated as above. Captain Lieutenant Howard Douglas to be Adjutant, vice A. Y. Spearman, promoted. Dated June 3, 28 oz. ORDNANCY-OFFICE, JULY 2. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet William Loring to be Second Lieutenant, vice H. Bates, promoted. Dated July lc. Gentleman Cadet Jofepb Darby to be Second lieutenant, vice 3. Rollo, promoted. Dated as above. Coinnailiions figned by the Deputy Lieutenants, for the County of Northumberland. William Burrell, Efq. to be a Deputy Lieutenant. Dated June I, itaa. Henry Uirict Reay to be Ditto. Dated as above. Robert Jobligg, )r (ri. to be Ditto. Dated is above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ABltuft t 7. John Lewis, of the Old Jewry, London, ware boatman, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 4. Thomas Simplon, William Tayierfon, John Sanderfon, and /aleph Grang,r, now or late of Stolidity, Yiel hire, bankers and copartners, at eleven, at the Black-Lion, In Stmkten, Durham. BANKRUPT& John Freeman, of Fleet-Brea, London, hat-marinfadurer, dealer and chapman, to farrender July tp, 24, and Aoguft 14, at twelve, at Ovihihalt. Attornien,MeEn. Jauilnp and Col lier, Great Shiiallaanne, Temple-Bar. Edward Brewer, of erktlade, Wilts, money-ferivener, July 16, at five, July t 7, and Aupfl. 14, at tin , at the Bull bin, in Falrfor , Glotteaterfhire. Attornics, Mr. William Crowdy, at Hlghworth, Wits. Mark Fumifs, Jobe White, and Robert String, of Sheffield, Yorkfhire, filverlisters and coOkitners t iol e y 21, and Augur! t 4, at eleven, at the Crown and cfpe-ire Tavern, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Shama S la ;it Metres. • Alltm and Exley, Yomivors-Tan, Wilton,Bingicy of Thoinhill Lees, part& of ThornbM, Yea.: !hire, fimebumer. dealer aid chapman. Jul* Y. S, Mad Awft 14, at eleven, at the White Han lon, Wakelfrid. Mr. Richard Bettye, Chancery-lancLiitdon ; or Mr. Brook, in Wakefield. Henry Lloyd, late of Kington, He:disdain, baker, Po(y2ai 23. and Augu ft e4 , at eleven, at the King's-Head Inn, King" ton. Anomie', Mefrrs. Cheere and Davies, Magma. John Daneafter, of New Alresford, Southampton, groom, denier and ehapman, July is, at three, /tali 13, at ten, and Asp* lc at twelve, at the George Inn, Ifew Alresford. Attendee. Mr. Hopkins, New Alresford ; or Mr. Tvrjnans, No. '5, Inner-Temple-lam, London. Matthe* Campbell aid WilliaM Tealdale, of Manetefter,Nro eat, dealers, chapmen,and co July 9,2l.andskair 14, at three, at die Unicorn, in &cr. Attorney. . Robert Mine. Evtanchefter. Chriftopher fitainUnk of Cld Band-ltreet, Pleasant. pr ead tt feller, dealer and chip:Min, Spanner *kb Charles Berenger. commonly called Or - known by the named' Charles Randasn, of ad Bond-ftreet, printfeller), July JO, 24, and Auguft 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Wiliam foe, Clifford's-Inn. Jofeph Braint, late of Monkgate, in the Suburbs of York, but ter and bacon.fa'tor, dealer and chapman, July 30, AttOt 13, and sr, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, near Monk !Sar, York. Aiturnica, Mr. Monby, York; of Mr. Evans, Fur: nivall-Inn, London. George Ilan, of Launctilon, Comwall t deakr in fpirits, vintner, and victualler, July 17, 19, and Amp& 14, at ekven, at the White Hart, Launoßon. Attorney, Mr. James St. A*n, at Dock, Devon. John Turner, of Kingitott-upon.Tbamer; Surrey, maltlter, July, 8, Is, at one, and Au gu tt 1 4 , at ten, at Guildhall, Lou don. Ananias, Mars. Wright and Bovill, Chancery-lane. DIVIDENDS. July 13. John Lodge, of Conthill, London, merchant, dealer and chairman, at one, at GoildkalL Anglia 3. John Rogers and Thomas Rogers, now or lair of Newport-Pagnell, Bucks, carriers and partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 24. George Prisftlev, of Leeds, Yorkihhe, merchant, at • . . - eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. July aS. Thomas Allcn, late of Salford, Laocandre, cotton inanafadlurer, at three, at the hours of Frauds Hillichge. hi the Market-place, Manehefter. July 14. Robert Solloway, late of Gloucefter, pin -maker, at elev. n ' at the Bell Inn, Gloucefter. July 23. James Whitaker, of Doneafter, Yorkthlre, winoener chant, at ten, at the Angel inn, Doncafter. July 23. Richard Blackburn, of Hilton-with-Harogate, York !tire,ntercer and draper, at eleven, at the Crown and _ Inn, knarciboroue. - - July sa. Jaincs Iviiivrard, late of Clifton, In the pad& of Co niibrough, York (hire, rnahlter, deder and ehapman, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, in Rotherham. . July 22. Thomas Towles-, late of Maibreugh, in the patilis of Rotherham, Yorkiltire, cornfaaor, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, in Rotherham. July 26. George Durant, of the pada of North Tawton, De voe. fergemaker, dealer and ehapman, at eve, at Phillips's Howl, liana. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. John Bacon, late of the Thretaridges, or Bleachfidd, county of Kilkenny, corn-fador—ond 7 bonus Davis, of Whit, . merchant, to liirranderthe gth and 9th July, and 7th Augult. Junes Thompfoo, of Dublin, (advance, to (mender the lath and 23th halm, and tad Align& SEQUESTRATIONS, &e. IN SCOTLAND. David Wright, Merchant in Dunder.,—Crediton to meet In Morren's Inn there, sth July, twelve o'clock noon, to name an interim factor ; fame place and hoar, ad Auguft, to de& a truftee. James linden, Merchant in Edlebergb...Credlton to meet In Tontine Tavern, Glafgovr, 6th July,at twelve o'clock nose, to name an intL rim tattler; fame place and hour, %slimly. to elett a truftee. HIGH WATP* AT LONDON 2111136 t It-MORROW!: Morning . 40 cOlnutes after 5 Afteroooo S 8 minute& Air TO BE SOLD BY AUOTMN, At the City of London lon, Dover, on Monday, the 19th s July, 18os, at Eleven u'Clock, "THE FOLLOWING GOODS, being part of the Cargo of the Hoy juffrow Mark‘. %breeder, E. W. Grocn.vnld maßer, front Rouen, enddentned: 14 prize to his Majeity's hired armed cutter CanyerduWk. :icury Wildey, Efq. Cominander.—About 167c0 Bottles Champaign Wine 5 Hogtheads French Red Wine • 4 Ditto, ditto White ditto a Calk Olive Oil a jar and 5 Bottles Oil of Lavender I Ditto, Orange Flower Water 56 Gallons Lavender, Jeffamine, aid hthlir Waters, in Bottles 193 Boxes preferred Fruit as Boxes Artificial Flowers I t Ornamented French Table Clocks • 368 Pounds Pomatum In Pots, lee. 936 Pounds Hail Powder 224 Dozen Hair Sieve Bottoms 154 Botes Rouge and Face Pant 2345 Pieces Paper Hangings 1240 iron Pots 32 DOWD Fans . en Ells Black Lace 13 Pieces French Sheeting 13 Napkins and one Table Cloth 3 PicemCotton Swandown act Pieces Woollen Cloth, and Sundry Ankles of Turnery, Perfumery, &a. And immediately afterwmeht the tollowiagOoadai Portia the Cargo of the Henrietta Louifa, condemned era the above Cutter : so 6 Dozen Watch Glaires 7 Gallons Scented Water al Pout Walls Balls ; 3 Pounds Marelhall Polvdcr,and ober fmallAstielies. Aifo, 584 Pounds Sago to Pounds Mercurius Duleis 3 Pounds Oil of Lavender Part of the Cargo of the Graff van Sebwain. • The whole may be viewed Three Dao previous to Mei, by applying to Mears. Fedor and Mimi Dover, at *barb * Catalogues may be then bad; alto of Thomas 4/Isude. ,r 444. Dosining-ftrset, Weflmilafter. • ' • Isi INSTANTANEOUS lal.ltifFlioPai THE HEAD-ACHE. 'TO the many infiances that have o c curred of thh estraordinary tibcacy in the rf of the molt excruciat ing pains in the head , by the applicatroo of Dr. ILAIR'sCE PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne. Efrasee for the Headlock, the followigg nye remarkable Document k addedfor the fads fadtiun Of the Public: To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-ftreet, Edinburgh. " Sir—Ycfterday I was kited with a milt violent Head- Ach, and is otagoaimsate mat unable to4;014 to A . 0.4. I thought of trying what oiled. Dr. Cephalic said would have altd, sdlng it according to his diredtions I was r` linved almoit.initadtandoolly. frank the *kin pain , and in a few minutes wasp-surely relieved from it. This information I have fent you, that others labourinedidlei thi fine violent complaint may haye it in their pisweir appokure relief. - , " And am, Sir, your otledleatercrvant, " Sept. 8, 1801: • • "6. CHEYNE, 'F.dinborgh." Sold, by 'appoiatmett, at C.aeke6's Medicine Warehuufe, No. sty, Strand, 7th houfe from Takplc-Bar, price so pd. duty included; aid kid retail at ID rdpct ablrlNtdieine Shops. °Nerve the fignatnre, J. Cockell, in his hand-writing, without which none are genuine. &ED or GREY HAIR. 'TO be feen at Mr. OVERTON's, No. 47, New, .L Bond-Erect, various frit:beau of Red or Grey Hair denied to beautiful, permanent, and natural &ado of fines , Brown. or. Black, in a few hours. by the ufe of that highly dif tingellbcd Preparation tbcTRICOSIAN FLUID. An attention to this Compaition will prevent Lades, whole Hair is Grey at an early periods from being compel/eft to adopt, the odious cut. Rom of wearing Pennines in hot weather ; to fay nothing or the fatal cobfequences too shed aril* hem the ufc of trate , planted hair : this Preparation is alto free from thole pernicious compounds that deft:ay the Hair they meters t 6 beautify ; instead of rendering it Yu* and difegrbrablc to the feel and view, it beftows the mop filky foftnefs, at the fame tins • that it increafes the growth to a degree of luxuriance that riv.b every Comp:Adon yet offend for fimilar purports. In a word, to convince the Public of the above affertions, any Lady fendfdt a Lock of Hair (port-paid) reeled at 'that end which is tut Frew the head. gall, is the cohere of three days, have it returned (free of expenn) changed to any colour ibewu it the places of fate. Such an unequivocal and liberal offer, the , Proprietor traits will convince more than all the panegyric words can bedew. _ _ . •, • Ladles am particularly requefted to mention whether they wills the Ffor Fbue■, Browm or Black. Sold mheisfale or retail, by appointment, in bottles of One Guinea each, it Mk. Goldidg's, Perfunlei to her Majefty, No. CornhiU; and Mr . Overton, No. eY. New Bond-ftreet ; where feveral beautiful Locks of •arious colours are to lox leen; likevrife at Mr. Might's, Wades-paftage, Bath.