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WArHtALlAltkidubtrit .* ,i in con via tr Stun. 'IOW left to a tante 0 reek. • 'I ~ . . EAST INDlAiwurnvo• ' Yeflerdav Abe difpatches by the undermentioned (hips were inplly doled at the Eat! India Houle, and !! delivered to their r'efpeaive Purfers, viz. Manaas--Streatham, Captain DALL ; Europe, Captain GEL: , arr oar ; WRlSain Pin, Captain Entstatms. I MADDAS AND Rannaa.—Ann, Captain MASSON ; Diana, Captain Fes:roan ; (gory, Captain Bel TOR ; Northampton, . Captain BAUDER; Sarah Chriftiana, Captain M act s sots. N S: , POSISAT AND BFOAt.SiF Williaars % Pulteney, Captain 1i 3. uhatsynrinta. '- Pa•st NCEas PSI WIT LIAM PITT.rIIII. BK'SCALMI". R. A 'colicky Writer: Captain Wardlaw, Meth t. W. VAT, 1.1 td loch T.Ca ' aig, T. Want, E. Fell, Cadets. Er Foa Manaaa—Mr. and Mrs. Cafamajnr and Family ; Mars • I. Hanhtlfl• the Hon. J. E. Flliot and J. B. Hudlefton, Writers ; Captiin Sinclair. Mr. J. ninny, Mr. H. G. Riker ; Mr. J. Travers, and Nir, Charlotte Travers ; 'Merin. G. Norton, j. D. Bateman, T. Haneorne. J Cecil. J. F Lol:on, E. C..aelogan, E. W. Hancock, G. lone-, and G. Purley, Cadet.. • PASSINOCTS pta Etranrs.—Fon. Maria a s--Mr. T. Green. way. Mr. C. Wooderrk, Writer, Menis. It. Gibbon, J. Burton, and W. Haines, A ffillant Surgeons; Mrs. Wo..lenek, Mr. Foote, Aniflant to Maßer Shipwright at Prince of Wahs's Iflauel ; Mrs. Martha Flood, Meffrs. C. J. Loft , W. O'Reilly, W. W. Jeffery, J. Stewart, G. S. Boyn, Cadets. PASS/MOLDS fall STIR AAAAA m.—For Bengal—Meftrs. E. &age and O. Tod. writers i Mr. J. Pahner, Mifs C. Chapman, Melia. A. Campbell, D. Williamton, and H. L. Williams. Cadets. Far Madras--Captain R. Scott ; Al effr, J. Scott, J. Mallandain, H. Kyd, N. Alves, J. Critp W. S. Maltby, A. Manic, J. Trilwell, J. Euchan, and J Dunn, Cad. is. I'l3.LS:ft - Eat fit GL0R11......F0F Bengal-.Mr C. Faure, and Mils C. Cumming; metris. 3. Graham, J. R. Knight, T. Trill, C. Saverland, R. Cumming: and 0 Kingßon, Cadets. For Ma dras--Lhutenant NI. Smith ; Mr. J. Butter, Mrs. Butter; Mars. N. Stealth, F. Robfon, and A. Chambers, Cadets. PASSFN rrita !Ka SAKAI: CltßlSTlANA.—Captain D. lamdden ; Meffrs. W.ll. Squire, ard.B. W. Bayley, Cadets; Major A. Ball lie; Metres. J. Hodon, and R. Saunders, Cadets. . PASSINC.F.S a reit DIANA —For Bengal—Mr. W. Unit, AlM ant Surgeon ; Mettrs. T. Oliver, H. P. Lovelace, J. N. Forrefter, A. Eldridge, W. Palk. A. Dublin, J. Fruthard, B. Watfon, T. M. can. Cadets. Fur Madras—Mr. J. Sinclair, Cadet. • Pass ma: r. elt S tea ANN—For Ifengal—hir and Mrs W. Brown, Mr, M. Greenway and child, MeilleVV. Price, P. Yenton, A. Smeva G. Walpole, J. Morris. F. L. Marne, P. Grant, R. R. Hull. It. Arynßrong, G. P. Greene, R. H. P.itliful, W. Grant, Ca lets—For Madras : Rev. W. Thorea-, J. Rich, AfGßant Sur geon; MelTra G. Forfyth and B. Hoeper, Cadets; Mr R. Stone, Su . geon ; hieffrs J. Myers and 'M. C. Hunter, Cadets. to PAsSKNGETtit PE'. NORTEIAMPTONFar Bengal: Lieutenant J. H. Brooke and Mrs Brooke; Marrs A. T. Lecky, R. Newton, T. Gore, C A. Munro, A. M'Donali, C. Smith, J. Cruiklhanks, i Cadt'sfiff Madras: Mrs and Miffes A.and M. Brownrigg,Nl irs jackt ni, hiefrrs L. Lambert, J. Burkitt, H. C. Hare ' and \V. Ro hert,on, Cadets—For Prince of Wales's land : J. Seaton s jilafter Shipwright. • -. • PAPSTDOSES ?ER Slit WII.I,IAM PULTINCV...FOT Bombay— Meffrs T. J. Coker, J. G. Strachan,.Captain J.Smith, Liatateuant G. Strachan ; Mertes W. Dunbar, V. C. Keraball, T. Marfhall, Affillant Surgeons; Mr it: Harding, Mr M. A. Coates ; Mifs M. I. L. Edwards; Mei, J. Tramplete, W. T:Cooke, T. Paten, R. Mitchell, P. Macketon, P. Mackeever, J. V. George, G. Mel ville, J. M'lntere, A. Hare, T. Sigel, J. G. Hancock, and W. Collett, Cadeta—For Bengal : Mr 11. Hurd. ; The Report of the Coromandel Botany Bay !hip '' being captured and carried into the Mauritius, is 4 , neefounJed, as the arrived at St. Helena, with the . .. China Fleet, on the toth April. ARRIVED. In the Downs, the Ida. Varihall; Brothers, Barr; Hanover, Adarrion; Azuilar, ltabinfon ; Ann. Por.eus : Jane, Sclkrcig; WilliaM, Joon ; Loyalitt, —; William and Henry, Duell ; 't Anne, Norval; Kennedy, Matthew; Jeifrey Edward, Foote,laun ley and Alexander, Davies. from Jamaica; Betfey, Jenkins, from I.imerick; DB - patch, Pcirfon ; and William. Rockniudge, from Gibraltar—At Cowes, Oneida Chief, Farrell. front New York -1 At Briftol, Charlotte, Martha!, from Me3ina—At Liverpool, Union, Hilton, from Savannah ; Mi Ili Mpni, D.v: ton, frum Charlet . ton ; Pomona, Delano, from New Orleans; Eante, Jehnfon ; ,I Telegraph, Neale; and Elinor, Stoner, from Nlaffacbutetts; i Sally, Webber, from Bolton; 1 iycypool, Lando:ll, from Phila delphia; Bellona, Cox; Elisabeth, Turnbull; C,:res, Elliott; Fnterprize, Lawton ; Lord Staaley:Lowry ; Diamond, Johnfon; Diligence, Gardner; Plover, Shawe; Will, Braisford ; Will, it 'Woodboofo; Poßy, Blake; Leo,Derbylltire ; Grand Duke, Gatt ; i, Jane, Campbell; Hero, Paterfon ; Columbus, Lee; Either, Col ' Era; Cyrus, WU:int:ham; Elizabeth, Molutoßt ; Bacchus, Hughes; Atlas, Wbitefielc ; Clyde, Neale; George, Allen; Clifton, Bate man; Jame., RC‘II:I...)TCS; Robert, Jolinfon; and liarratt, Lat i, ham, from lan:aica—.lt Waterford Bella, Abboe, from St. Thomas's—At Dublin, Cabinet, Wo odward, from New York--• 1 1 Charleftoo, Ifalvilla, —, from Liverpool—At New York, 1 liarriot, Richmond, irons Liverpool—At Jamaica, Britannia, j Leary ; and itottoei.,--. from ditto; Cumberland, —; Lady 1,. rubes, ---• ; and Lady Sinclair, , trom Leith—At Bolton, ' Warrington, —; Superb, —; and Diana, Stoddart, from 1 I.ieerpool — At Philadelphia, Briftol Packet , Day, front Ditto; 1 . Columbia, Fraydon, from London...At Newfoundland, Amazon, -, front ditto ; Hatt, Cummings, from Waterford; Penelope, I Cummings ; and Belle, Bowden, from Liverpool. I ne. Arab, Parry, (torn Cork for Jamaica, is taken and carried into Cuba. .. t The Swallow, —, front Africa to the Weft Indies, Is cap ? tured and carried into Martinique. ' The Norfolk, Parke, from Jamaica for London, put back to ' Jamaica, and is condemned. 1 The American flip Mary; Captain Brown, from New York for Liverpool, was captured on the aad June, by a Spanifh privateer. ' The fleet front England for Quebec, wcre all well off the Bland of St. Peter on the 17th May. , The Whitney, Hand, from Charletton, arrived at Philadelphia, I was boarded on the tit June, in lat. 36. long. 74. by the Flying , ' Fib French privateer, with a Chip in company, fuppored to be a prize. ' Captain Parker, of the American Chip Commerce, from the Wes of France, detained and fent into Liverpool, failed from Bourbon 1 a ;rh March, and reports, that previous to his leaving that Wand, a large flip with tea (fuppeeed to be the Coromandel) under Bri tifh colours, bad been carried in there by the French. The Flora, Thompfon, from I.endon, is arrived at Jamaica, after beatins off two apaniat privateers. The Betfey, Arnitt, from Jamaica for Dublin, has been taken, retaken, and is arrived at Jamaica. • The Mill. rva, Pnpplcwell, from Jamaica for London, upfet off Falmouth, Jamaica, and funk, but it is fuppeded the will be got up again. The StarliFT, Captain Britton, from Smyrna, with a fleet from the Mediterranean, is arrived off Dover. A fleet (corn the Baltic is arrived in the River. ' DONN*, JULY 7.—Arrived and paired by for Lon don, &c. the homeward bound Weft India Beet, too fail, al,l the Mediterranean fleet, so fail: by the latter we learn that the Eaft India fleet was at St. Helena, and was ex pened hourly to arrive.—By an American Gentleman lately arrived from Wend, I learn, that, intlead of twelve fhips of the line building at Ant werp, there are only four, which are by no means in a (late of forwardnels a he Rates the wawa milery to prevail all along the Netherlands: about too brigs and fchooners came out of Boulogne three days ago, but the wind coming on ti blow, they all went in the following day. The Howard, OWSTOII, one of the Baltic Fleet, which left the Sound on toe I ilth June, was in Scar borough Road, on Thurfday morning ; the matter reports that the whole &et had put into Norway; Captain Owrron failed a tingle Chip from thence, and knows not wbea the fleet would get away. 1.41 V IKTiiLLIG ENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 8. HIGGS O. SPRIGGS. This was an aaion of affault and falfe imprifon• ment. The Plaintiff is an attorney's clerk, and the Defendant the keeper of the watch houfe, in Red. Lion-fireet, Holborn. The Plaintiff, in comploy with his ftiend Mr. Edwards, a filvertmith, in Holborn, °biers ed a man genteely elicited much intoxicated,. and interefted themfelves in his behalf : he requited them by laying they had sobbed him : upon which they Willed upon'going to the watch houfe, where the. intoxicated (ranger retraEled his charge. A quarrel, however, took place between the Plaintiff and the Defendant, and the former was contigned to the black hole for twelve hours, and the next morn ing difcharged out of cutiody by a Magiflrate. It was argued in behalf of the Plaintiff, that a Magit trate had not the power of committal for a contempt of his jurifdiEtion, and therefore it could not be Paid a watch houfe keeper was juftified in locking up an individual, who, according to the charge preferred againtt him, had only ufed intuiting language. On the part of the Defendant it was 'hewn, that the Plaintiff had ufed molt abufive language, calling him a fcoundrel and a rafcal ; telling him betides, that he had made up a matter which had come before him tor tot for which he deferved to be hanged ; and further, lie Paid, if he could get at him he would (hake his head off. It likewife appeared that Mr. Winfett, the conftable of the night, offered to take Mr. Edwards' word for the Plaintiff's appearance, after the Defendant had given charge of him ; which he refuting to de, he was of mimic kept in cuflody. The witnefs added that nobody (truck Briggs from firft to laR, upon which his Lordfhip fuggefled that it would be better to withdraw a Juror ; which was accordingly done, and the parties left to pay their own cob. THE NINO V. PENDERGRASS. This was an indiament for an affault. The Pro. fecutor, Henry Capps, iii a coachmaker, and the De. tendant a publican in St. Giles's. The Profecutor went to the Defendant's houfe to drink with a friend, *ben a quarrel more as to whether they had drank five or fix pints of ale. The Profecutor paid for four and left the houfc, when the Defendant followed and affaulted him, giving him a revere blow on the eye.— The Jury found the Defendant Guilty. STEVEN V. HILL. An anion upon a paper, purporting to be an or- der of Admiral Smith, upon this Defendant, who aced as his agent, for tgl. to be taken eut of the Admiral's half-pay, of which the Defendant was in the receipt by the Admiralty's authority, and on which the annuity had been wanted by the Defen dant to the Admiral. The Plaintiff was the holder of the order.—Verdia for Plaintiff—Damages 151. LONDON SESSIONS: Yeflerday D. Clark was found guilty of riotoufly affembling, with others, and refcuing a deferter from Serjeant Blundel, of the Marines. The Recorder obferved, after the verdia had been delivered, that Sir W. Leighton had (poke very highly of the defendant, as an inhabitant of his Ward ; as did alto feveral of the Common Council men; and as it did not appear he had aped with any raueorous motives, fuch a chara4ler weighed materially in his behalf. He was therefore only fentenced to pay a fine of 51. . . T. Nronhall, an indigo merchant, was founa guil ty of affaulting a Mr. Nnyes, who repaired to his houfe to gather the King's taxes, and was fentenced to pay a flue of 201. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. 7. &oda, 7. airk, and W. Clark, were indiefted for an affitult on James Morris. The profecutor is porter at Furnival's Inn, and the defendants young men refiding in the Square.— The affault arole from the defendant Brookes throw ing a dick within the railing in the Inn, which he went in for, and was followed by the porter. A quarrel enlucd, and the other defendants anted Brookes. The Jury found Brookes—Guilty—and acquitted the others. Judgment refpited. Mary liarford was indiaed for perjury ; in fwear ing in a caufe tried before Lord ELLECIOROUGH, that the faw the defendant, Hinkle, drag Mary Jones, the plaintiff, by her hair, a few yards. Se veral refpeaable witneffes proved the perjury, and the Jury found her—Guilty.—Sentence deferred. DREADFUL STORM.—A Gentleman, refiding at Kingllon-upon-Thames, Surrey, has furnifbed us with the following particulars of the uncommon ef feas of a (form upon that place, en Saturday laft The whole of this neighbourhood," fays he, " on Saturday latl, experienced a tempeft that will be ever remembered; it was dreadful in the extreme. For feveral miles round us, a torrent of hail and rain fell, that threatened deflruaion to every thing ex. poled' to its vengeance ; the water, which fell in Breams, ran down our neighbouring hills in torrents; and, for a time, completely inundated the low coun try ; in this town, the rain was not to heavy a; it is reported to have been in the vicinity ; but the light ning was more vivid, and the thunder more tremen dous. About fix o'clock, the lightning Struck down a flack of chimnies belonging to Dr. Chambers's houfe, then entered the parlour of Mr. Cheney,.. . builder : its dials in this room were aflonifliing ; on a tide-board, among other articles, were a fi lver tankard and punch-ladle; thefe it partly melted, and i made a hole through the fide of the former, as if a piflol fhot had palled through it ; it alfo melted a plated copper fnuffer Rand ; in tracing its direaion, it appears then to have paired through a beaufet, where it broke feveral china bowls, dillies, &c. next fbaped its courfe through the chimney, to the bed chamber of Mr. Cheney, where it immediately fet fire to the paper of the room, the bed-furniture and bedding: it appears that the door of this room being open, it took its next courfe down the flaircafe, paired the family who Were fitting at tea in the k kitchcn ' and evaporated, without doing further mit . - chief. The fire in the bed-room was immediately extinguifhed by Mr. Cheney's workmen, who, for tunately, had been detained by the feverity f the' Morro ; and thus prevented its ravages from being more fevertly felt." MR. Brar. [The Tußowing communication is infertett with the acquiefcence of the refpcdtable veteran, whofe name is Cubjoined.—Earopean Magaziete.) 4 , Mit. A spit N e—.l fee by your elegant Magazine of the hft month you are Row of credit to a newfparr authority for Mr. Betty's having refired to urge Ida fon to play one night for the Decayed Adors of the Theatre Royal Drury-lint. You may de pend on the fad ; for I wrote the fubjoined letter ; bot, thinking I should arrogate too much to myfelf, I laid it before the Com mittee, who flattered me by their adoption, fent is to hint by their Secretary, and, in fix weeks after, received an anfwer in the ne gative. I am. Sir, very truly your's, J. MOODY. u Barnes Terrace, June is, 1805." " TO MR. RE TTY. " Teach me to feel another's woe." • P St R.—From a liberal mind lam lure of pardon in the eaufe of humanity, for this trefpafs on your time. To be brief and fimple is the life of Winds and the (Jul of feienee. " We, the underfigned, the Mailers, Truftees, and Committee for managing the Fund for the Decayed Adore of. the Theatre Royal, Drury•-lane, railed by that great mafter of bit art, David Garrick, Efq. and by him incorporated by an Ad of Parliament for the purrofe ; finding, at this time, our finances lo low, have been obliged to pare down the income of our poor claimants by a fevere and heavy poundage ; and, =left your foe Banda forth for us, with his tranfcendant abilities, one night, we iball be poor in deed. We have chofen you, Sir, our advocate to him for this libe ral deed of benevolence to be extended to his aged dial-cited bre thren ; which, joined to hit prefcnt popularity, will confecrate his name to time's end. With great refpcd, we are your obedient Servants, " MADDOCKS, Scc. for Committee, dm" • " Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, March, aos." PUGILISM. It has been Rated that four pitched battles were about to take place on the xotl. inftant, but the amateurs of the fjf wiled to make two days di verlion, and confequently the fight which was to take place between Holmes and Richmond, the Black, was fixed on for yeflerday, and it took place on Cnicklewood Green, five miles out on the Kil burn Road. Holmes firft entered the lift of pugilists in a very hard battle with Blake, about a twelve month fince, and he was confidered a flow, but a bottom man. Richmond firft had a Isle with George Maddox, at Wimbledon, which, however, was but of fhnrt duration, for the veteran gave him but linall hopes of pre•eminence in the art of boxing: he, however, fince fought a good battle with a little few on Blackheath, when he manifefted improve ment in the art, and FLETCHER READ, Efq. match ed him againft his prefent combatant, who was fa voured by Mr. PETRR WARD. He is a quick hard hitter, but his bottom has always been doubted. THE FIGHT. Ift Round—Much fparring—thc Coachman very ftrong, and in good condition. ad—Good rallying round. 3d—The Black put in a neat pinching blow, but fell-2 to I againit him. 4th, tth, 6th—Not interelting. 7th—A very good Round—tbarp blows—the Black gay and full of fight. gth—The Coachman fat, and inclined to pall--3 to ahe won. nth—The Coachman received a Imre cut in the right eye, which brought him down. rah—Bad Round—doted and felt —Even betting. t th—An uncommonly good round—hotb Rood. up, rallied fre quently, but the Black knocked Holmes down, and ;n order to avoid treading upon him, leapt over him. lath, 13th, 14th and 'sib—Very indifferent—the Coachman out of wind, and growing weak. t6th—Cloted and fell—Holmes under... 3 to s again[ him. 17 to 24th—Bad, hugging rounds. asth—Very [harp, the Black quite from. 26th—This decided the vidory in favour of the Black, who knocked down Hotmes, and, after lying a few minutes, ke,•with great reludtance, gave In. The feconds were Jones and Blake. Tl•e fight latled exacctly 39 minutes. The Black won from his fuperior length of arm, wind, and 30 tivity ; Holmes being fhort in the reach, and by far too fat. Among the Amateurs were, FLETCHER Rven, BERKELEY CRAVEN. T. SHERIDAN, and Mr. UPTON ; and among the Profriji.rt were Gulley, the Belchers, Ryan, 'Pufs, Crib, the Wards, and 'Men• LONDON MARKETI: CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY E. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only free the seth of June to the 27th of June—Total 15, 4 84 Quarters. Average Bos. 7d.—/s. lid. higher than laft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 224 of June to the 28th of June. Total—t9,46o facks—Average 791. a id.— os. raid. lower than laft mum, PRICE OF HOPS. PAM rOCKET9. Kent - 51 tot to 61 tot Sent - 51 181 to 61 184 Suffcz - 51 ss to 61 ce Suff..x - 5I 16. to 61 10, Efts - 51 ss to 61 os Farnham 61 os to 81 os PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 15s to 61 tos J Pockets 51 os to 71 os PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 3 oto 4 to 3 3 oto 5 5 o 3 /6 to 4 16 0 Straw 2 Bto 3 o 2140 to 3 7 o 2 t 4 to 3 8 o Clover 4 0 to.; 0 4 4toS SO - - - - - SMITHFIEI.D, Jay 11. - To fink the offal—per Rona Of gtb. Beef 4s ad to 3$ 4d 1 Veal as od to 35 od Mutton 45 od to 35 od Pork AS od SO 4s 84 Lamb Ss od to 31 Bd. HEAD OF CATI LE Till/ DA•. Hafts about t6oo—Sheep and Lambs 134cis. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, July 8. Pcr ftone of 81h. by the careafe. Beef 3s 8d to 4s 8d 1 Veal 3$ od to as 8d Mutton 3$ 8d to 41 61 Pork as 01 to 4$ fid Lamb -- as ad to 31 ad. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3s 1 tel Town Tallow 66. od to of Clare Market 3$ 144 Ruiria ditto (can.) 66. od to 68s liVhiteehapel Market Ruffia ditto (foap) 67s to 9os od (pa faune of 81b.) 3s sop Melted Stuff 53$ to 361 cd -- Ditto rough 38s od to os tts 9d Greaves lls od ' Average Prke 34 Ltd Good Dregs sos to as Yellow Soap, 7hs to os—Mottled, 86.—Curd, 9os Price of Candles per dozen, lig Od—Moulds,l2ll 04 RAW HIPES. Hides (perftone) 3s 4d to 3s 6d Hark Skins 17. od to Ha Middling 3s ckl to 34 ad Sheep Skins as 04 to Si od Ordinary as 8d to 24 tod Shearlings Is 6d to os od Heavy Calf 12$ cd each I Lamb Skins 2. 6d to 3$ 6d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT I.EADENHALL. Butts, so to 361 b each • 220 to 234 Ditto, 6o to 631 b sad to aid Merchants Backs 22. id to 004 Drelling Hides old to 241 Floe Coach Hides 23d to 244 Crop Hides for Cutting 224 to 21d Flat Ordinary o l d to 214 Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb per dozen 3cd to aod Ditto so to ; clb 334 to 4cd Ditto 70 to .olb 34d to 38d Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to 3s yd Large ditto 1201 to iSos per doz. Goat Skin. acs to 63$ diets. Tanaed !Josh Hides 3os to 422 each NEW COAL )lAR Kyr, Jr]) tt. Slips at Market. Ships Sul4. r 24 Neweaftle Coes 1.1 46 (• Canna o Cejs. LCCLESIASTICAL. The Rev. James M.Millan, miolftcr of Tortherwr i ld, Na t Tented the Rev. James Crichton, minifter of Warr.thray, t . t he church and pad& of Holywood, vacant by the death et di:: Oar„ Dr. Bryce Juhulton. BIRTH. On Saturday fennight, at Sion Hill, the Right Hon. Lvty L. Spencer, of a daughter. Lately, at Hampftead Heath, the Lady of Thonia Sh:s.pr.t. Efq. of a fun. On Friday,inSavllle row,tbe Lady of William Hamilton, N. jun. of a foe. At Tyrone, county Galway, the Right Hun. Lady H. French St. George, of a daughter. AIARRIF.D. On Saturday, at St. George's, Hanovertquare,Thoma h ways Horner, Efq. of Mers Park, to Atilt hiippefley, tided d.;• . e1l ter of Sir J. C. Hipptiley, Bart. I.attly at Kedington, the Rev. Henry Scott Tr:mmtr, Vicar ~t Helton, in the county of Middlefex, to Mifs Sytr, (Melt da q sz to of the Rev. Barrington Blomfichi Syer, Rc2or of Kedingtou, in the county of Suffolk. On Tuefday taft the Rev. Wm. Hooper, of Univerfity College, Oxford, to Miff Wilcox, of Bratdon, Warwicklhire. At Hackney Church, Saturday k'nnight, Efq. of Camden-area, iflington, to Miff Grove, daughter of the late Capt. Arthur Gore, of the Naffau Ealt Indiaman. Reverend Richard Maunfel I. of Dunkerrin, to 3Aifs HawLihtw, daughter of Benjaudn Hawkillaw, of Kuockanc, county ut perary, Efq. Wednefday, at St. Mary's Church, Reading, the Rev. Matthew Robinfon, Re4or of Burfield, in Berkibire, to Mifs Parions, ride& daughter of Parfons, Efq. of ASsford, Kent. DIED. A few day fence, Mils Frances Muf3r.ve, youngeft daughter of the late Sir r'hitip Mufgrave, Bart._ A few days ago, after a finering inners, John Wm. Wy e , Ef q„ eldeft fon of Mr. Wye, of Hartford near Huntingdo n . Ab out the year?Oo. be was appointed to the Medical Department of the Fait India Company on the Bombay Eltablifhment From the high (minion tha Government of the Prefidency emertained of his abilities, and the knowledge he had acquired of the Malabar lan guage, he was appointed one of the Judges and Collediors ir, the ceded countries on that coaft, a fituation which he filled with this high credit to hionelf, and fatisiadiou to his employers, till Ida return to England about two years ;go. At the manic of Dunbar. on, on the 27th ult. Mrs. Orphant, wife of the Rev. James Oliphant, Minifter of that para. At Kell°, Mrs. Stenboufe, widow of Capt. John Sienhoufe, in the fervice *f the States General, in the 94th year of her age. On the 6th init. Mary Ann Bond, widow of the late Edward Rood, Efq. of Golden-lane. brewer At limerick, Willizm Taylor. Efq- Staff Adjutant of the Di- Reid. At an early age he purehafed an Ecligncy in the 28th Ito giment, and at the battle of White Plains, in Amelia, command ed a company of aid regiment, in which engagement he received a ball in the left eye, which wa• extmdted thro' his mouth. On the 25th ult. Mr. Ceo. Neilfuu, one of the Secretariadtbe Bank of Scotland. l'uefilay, at Chertfey, immediately after eating a beery dinner Steele, rfq. of that place. On Monday fe'nnight, Capt. Stapies,of Newark, while playing, at cards, was feized with an apopleetic fit, and expired immediately . Bias WIC: AT LONDON RAID OF TO MORROW . Morairtg •• ^ o Ann tel after is - ARersooa ••• • • 23 minutes aftcr is _ . RHEUMATTSMS, Pal fie s , and Gouty, Affeitiuns, IN- with their ufual conco.nitants, Spaftn, or flying Pains, Flatu lency, Indigeftion, and general Debility, originating in whatever fource) are relieved and frequently cured by Wa E H [MA Wentz of Muftard Pills, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Elfence ofdlloitard, (ufed with the •Pftls,da thole ••• • complaints where neeeffary) is perhaps the aloft active, penetrat ing, and effiZtual remedy in the weld, meting the fevereft Sprains and firuifes, in kfs than gilt the time ufually taken by any caber 'Liniment or Fmbrocitlem. end if aid immediately after any ac cident, it prevents trisilfartrurning black. It is preparedardiaki at en. pd. VAC!' b( , Z or bottle, by R. loom. STON, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-Ikea, Soho, London. rsHING'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYING LOZENGES have been for foetal years proved day elficacious at ch.. feako, in removing the numerous comilaints occafioordby the •-eifive changes of the wather is our variable climate; and as 0p.., . •g Phyfis on all occaficns, his fuperier to 'every other Medicine. The public are patticula.-'y requefted to °Nerve, that, in conk. quence of a (purloin compofition having been impofed oo the pub lic as Ching's Patent Worm Lozeages, each Box at.d Paeketof the genuine Medicine have the name of Ching and Butler, No 4, Cheapfide, engraved on the (tamp, by order of the Hon Comma . - forgers, to imitate which is felony. Sold wholefale at Ching and - Butler's. , No. 4, Cbeaylide ; asi retail by molt Medicine Vendas In every town, in boxes at U. 0. and gs. 6d. nub. A CERTAIN CORE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERIAMI THE PROPRIF.TOII...a this molt excellent RENLEPYlsfolertain - of its ECeicy having never failed, in a.variety .r Cifes, igrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn, rost mid branch, TO %TORS TIE mosii. And he 'lv leave to adi, that it has inlinitely the advantage of the nuinbcrids indi cations Ointments, Salves, lec..as many hundreds of afffieled pa tens can toady, among whom arc force of the fiat charaeler, to this kingdom. . _ Sold inolefale and Retail by T.Mtell, No. I, Fintli-Line, war the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, l'avißock itreet ; Mr. %Mon, No. 39, St. Jansees-ftreet; Mr. Hilda, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboulli and Co. N 0.130, Oxford-fireet. At Briftol, by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfdlers Bath, By Hazard, bookfcller, and Wright, perfumer. • Edinburgh, by Batter, South Bridge. Parties and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeffet s Portintouth. Mr. Motley, bookfeller. And by moll of the Venders of Medicines in England. HAVING dedicated taykif to the Rudy, and been gratified by the milt confiderable pradtice in that branch w!.ici: I thought ;roper to Ned, 1 truft that I have not more mit • etr.rloyed my time than thole who, in the ettenfivz Lid of the profailicn, are oceafionally inenteafed in uncertainty, and cast of always attain that fuccefs which is acquired by concentrating the intcredloal tower to one cies cf Wonders The di:mfes of osou.rrY arc pectin:44y dlftriEng, for ti , c7 bring with them a train of concomitant fruptoms, and, by a prdfion of i vital energy, erlitence RCN becomes embittered.-- Whether they &rife from the pn:ealtr...e of iii example, chee cftruc the habits cf fchoolaboys, et- the indulgences c% maturity, the rree quire the molt alliduous profefronal Rill ; but by the Igoe:rasa of uneducated Rita, the Irk:Teems are aggravated, ani he "nit' tutlon is dettroyed. As a AdaholßFß of the ROYAL COLLRGErr SITMG BONS, ground my pretenfions on regularity of education; and ••:lif.4 every privilegeto pradlice , I feel myfclf entitled to that c.)ofideuee with which I have hitherto been ib literary hon,ured. in the Grit fonfatioes of local weakness, early apptution win prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame: but where the fof• fetes, from a conrcioufnefs of the unmanii:es of the vice which canted Ms misfortune, is fearful of the cot:iv - opt o: confute of his family pbyfician. and broods over his infirmity with careful con cealment, it melt be fatisfaetory foe him to be affure! not only of capability of treatment but alto (so the molt hamlet , : kezecy.. And in recent Venc-ral Complaints tt is pr.MM.:us prev.-nt danger or litres; In the rioft e- , mirlicated edes tt 1. tfeaccidrw omit of excluilve esperience in this line to ao.ft a fa* earns sand Coady re-eft.abilitenent. 1 ofer .he advantage of. tfils exnerirnee to the:6'pol either fee who are adlidted with any kind of IiEfiLLITY, of Acf ffnlrorti of VENWEAL INPRCI'IOI4. and in all esfes — t3eterras of raw: neritlop are fisted on the firft interview. Paereti'fil the country are expodted to !adore a Sank note. iite ate roqucited to fperify their age =1 tx living. MARTIN IP-RR, htenaber of the Royal College of Sorge:ma ha London. No so. fi ,, indel-ftreet, &rand, net Trenp:e Qrr LONDON intcd and PubiJibed by LEVEL KENT (et Car• terbary-p'l-e. Lambeth), at the STAR OFFICE, Na t, Clrce End, Pserhihed . alfo at the STAR Orrtca, Tin pie• Bit. W"'" ••• pui - s ires Pit info Woo Pet) ,0± of I thee tit el the *Pa