Star. — London, England, 1801-02-25 00:00:00

OLD .13ittLE Monday 14 prifoners were tried at Old Bai ley, one of whom was capitally cony icted, vie. James Barnes, for burglariouAy breaking and entering the dwelling-houfe of William Kern, and llealing therein a waiflcoat, a pair of breeches, and a number of other articles. Seven were convicted of felony, viz. S. Baby, for Dealing a neckcloth, and other ar. tides, the property of James Burs ; J. Mailers. for Dealing a quantity of horfe lines, the proper ty of Richard Alcorn ; Mary Hodges, for felo nioufly receiving from James Barnes a pair of breeches, and other artiLl .s, knowing the fame to have been Dolen ; Mary Ganipart, for Dealing a Levan fhilling piece, the property of Jofeph Bond ; John Arnold, for Dealing a quantity of Diver, the • property of George Watkins and Robert Lewis; George Burl, for Dealing a gold ring, the property of Thomas Baker ; Francis Gardner, for Dealing a chaife, (addle, and other articles, the property of Benjamin Coates. Ann Comfort was tried for Dealing a feven "bil ling piece, the property of Jofeph Bond, on the 24tli of January, who Paid he was a Bit-maker, and was going home on Saturday the 24th of Ja nuary, when a friend and him called at the bar of the White Hart, in Bilhopfgate-ftreet, to have a glafs ; they were followed by the prifoner, who called for a glaf. of rum ; that he confented to it, although he knew nothing of her, and gave a one pound note to pay for it, and receiving in change a (even Milling piece, eleven 'billings in filver, and the reD in halfpence ; that the prifoner took up the feven (billing piece, and put it in her mouth.—The jury found the prifoner Gado. One was convided of a mifdemeanour, viz. William Thomfon for attempting to break open the (hop of Mr. Metcalf, on the 18th of De cember, about three o'clock in the morning. Mr, Metcalf laid, he kept a Jewellery and toy }hop in Holborn, and knew nothing of this at tempt ell he alarmed by the watchmen; and, upon examining the window, he found nine holes bored in it, large enough for his finger to go in each that feven boles were bored in one row and two in another, and one of the panes broke, &c.— Guilty. And five were acquitted, viz. Henry Whitton, William Angles, James Harrifon Goddard, Sam mud Wood, and Jane Pedy. Yefterday 17 prifoners were tried at the Old Bailey, two of whom were capitally convicted, viz. John Branning, for burglarioufly breaking and entering the dwelling-houfe of Sarah Dance, and Dealing therein a fd ver deffert fpoon. John Neil, for Dealing a thew-Oafs, containing divers optical glares and other articles, value I of. the property of Abrahain Lyons, privately, in his (hop. Eight were convided of felony, viz. William Leach, for Dealing two linen fhirts, the property of George Burns. John White, for Dealing 121 b. weight of beef, the property of Dennis Cutler. Mary Brown, for Dealing two fhirts, the proper ty of Edward Pitt. Thomas Little and James ilrown for Dealing a great coat and other articles, the property of Samuel Clarke. Rich. Meredith, for Dealing a law, the property of Geo. Skirtleff. John Dan. Fear, for Dealing a metal watch, the property of Benjamin Woodhoufe. Mary Ste phens, for Dealing a copper tea-kettle, the pro perty of John Morris, And (even were acquitted, viz, John Whiuing ham, Ann Kirby, John Braham, George Baker, Timothy Jaques: Catharine Warren, and Jane Stanley, two very young girls, tried upon a charge of Dealing from the petfon of Richard Van Isledge, the Mafter of a Swedifh Vefel, Bank Notes to the amount of z al. and 31. his property. The particulars of this cafe we (ball forbear to detail. Suffice it to fay, that the evidence offi;•ed on behalf of die profecution combined with the defence let up, had fuch an :fed on the minds of the Jury, that they had very little hefitation in pronouncing them Not Gray. POUCE, &c. SHADww..—Peter Gran was charged upon the oohs of Joreph Haines and Robert Brown, officers, with obßruifting them in the execution of thcir duty, when they went to xpprehend, under a warrant, on a fufpicion of felony, Johan Moberg, a feaman, belonging to the Crown Prince, Swe difh fhip, lying in the River Thames, concealed in his honk with a view of entering as a feaman on board an EaR Indiaman, but whom his Cap tain teek back again by confent of the Magill trines ; and Green was obliged to find fureties to anfwer for the affAuk and obllmftion at the en fuing quarter feffions. UN tow HA Lt.—Yefterday a carman was examin ed at this Office on fufpicion of having flolen a confiderable quantity of lead, the property of Mr. Leddard, of Shadwell. The circumilances which induced the officer to apprehend the prifo ner were fully detailed, and among there the molt Rriking was, the prifoner's approach to a bade noted for the receipt of Rolen goods, and the ex traordinary prevarications employed by him at the time of his apprehenfion. On the examina tion, the prifoner being utterly unable to give any fatisfailory account of the manner in which he got porcffion of the property in queßion, was fully committed to take his trial for the offence. Saturday morning, about five o'clock, the Leeds Rage coach was robbed of the paffengers luggage, and feveral valuable packages were alfo flolen out of the baiket behind. The articles were not miffed till the coach arrived at the Peacock at Iffington. Sates day was committed to Warwick Bridewell, as a rogue and vagalsocW, gime 44, alias Saab, alias /few 44, EA This perfon was apprehend ed with another mica, for attempting to circulate bills drawn by the latter, as an er, on Ifaae 4&y, Elf. as an agent. The body of an aged man was, on Friday morning, found near Stratford t it was nearly naked, and bore evident marks of extreme wretch dttefs. It is fpppefeel he petifhed of hunger and old. DR A DTA' t. Atrintxr.—An accident of a moll melancholy nature happened at Southampton on Wednelday evening lafi, to Lady HARDY, relkt of the late Admiral Sir CHARLES HARDY :—She was tiding alone after dinner reading, but falling I afleep, her head-drefs approached too near the ! flames of the candle, and caught fire ; it commu nicated to other parts of her drefs before her La dythip awoke ; on awaking, and perceiving her itn:ut n, the inadvertently ran out into the pat tge, when the draught of air fo much increafed the flames, that the was found entirely in a blaze. Immediate alltlance was at hand, and the was rol led up in the carpet, which intlantly extinguifhed the fire ; hut her Ladyfhip was fo dreadfully burnt, that the lingered till four o'clock the next morn ing, in the molt excruciating agonies, and expired. —Such was the pretence of mind of her Ladyfhip, when the difcovered her lad Intition, that the re frained crying out, lett her elda daughter, who was in an adjoining apartment, recovering from a dangerous illnefs, Mould be alarmed. It is very remarkable, that this Lady nearly met with the, fame fate twice before; the hall time the was con-1 fined four months from the injury the received from ' are, and which then fo affeeted her daughter, that her health has • been ever lance impaired. Her Ladyfhip was in lodgings, but had lately taken a houfe, which the was furniffung and preparing to enter when the above catattrophe happened. A very melancholy circumtlance happened early on Saturday le'nnight :—Twe Privates of the 3d Lancafhire Militia, now quartered at Sunder land Barracks, going on furlough on the road be tween Durham and Auckland, were fa benumbed with the cold, and fatigued, that one of them, who had 'lagged behind, on entering a public.houfe a few miles from Durham, and approaching the fire, fainted away,and intlantly expired ; the other was found dead near the Park wall of Auckland Cattle, by a butcher, coming to Durham market. On Weduefday a coroner's inqueft was taken at the Stag and Hounds, near Bafingftoke, on the body of Nicholas Wake, who was found dead on the turnpike road there. No marks of violence appearing, the Jury returned their verdia—That he died by the vilitation of God. A woman of a decent appearance lately took a place in the waggon from Epping to London, but on the road, under pretext of calling on a,friend, left it, together with her infant child, and has not fume been heard of. A queflion has arifen on what pariih the child is chargeable ? An old woman named Dalby, who for upwards of thirty years had fold laces and pincuthions about the metropolis, was, on Saturday morning, found lifelefs in bed, in a wretched apartment an Bill's. court, Pettycoat-lane : there is throng reafon to apprehend the died of want. bn Thurfday the 22d ultimo, there was a• grand ploughing match near Huntly. In confequence of the Marquis of Huntly having fignified his in tention of breaking ue fome fields to be put under crop, the tenants of the Aught-mei - our(' voluntarily tendered their Cervices. Two hundred ploughs flarted, and finifhed (one correfpondent fays) 6o acres by two o'clock, much to the fatisfietion of the judges appointed by his Lordfhip. It was fup pofed there were more than 800 horfes and black cattle on the field. His Lordfhip gave premiums to the 13 bet ploughmen, in the following order of merit-1. Mr•Geckie, Bucharn, his bell plough man. a. Mr. Grant, Wellfeat, ditto. 3. Mr. Graffie, Faichill, ditto. 4. M. Geckie's fecond man. 5. Mr. Paterfon, Huntley, his fervent.- 6. Mr. Davidfon, ditto, ditto. 7. Mr. Allan, dit to ditto. 8. Mr- Gordon, Coclarchy. 9 . M rs . Bell, ditto. to. Mr. Macom, Broadland, ditto. tt. Mr. Geddes, Diaddoch, ditto. 52. Mrs. Alex ander, Bagifpro, ditto. 13. Mr. Pattilo, Cairn hill.. Afterwards about fifty of the principal far mers dined with the Marquis at Hunt'' , Lodge. On Tuetday fe'nnight a cafe of a tingular na ture came before the Magiftrates of GLifgow, relative to Thomas Kidd, heddlc-maker, an old infirm man, who refided in tie Bridgegate, Glaf goys, in circumftances apparently of the utmoft in digence. For fome time pall he had received con fiderable affiftance both from the Town's Hofpital and South Sefton, though it was difcovered that he had a few days before drawn from the different banks in Glafgow no lefs than zeol. tierling. Ac tions were ratted againft him by the Clerk of the Hofpital, for reffitution, and the Procurator Fifcal, for a fraud, and the cafe being clear, decree went against him in both. The poor wretch, in the ago nies of avarice, in vain pretended that the money he had juft drawn from the banks, belonged to his fon in Jamaica, to whole agent he had tent it as Coon as drawn, and that it was now beyond his reach. That he had a friend to lend him enough to repay what he had received from the Hofpital and the Sefton, which amounted to near nine pounds, but that he was utterly unable to pay the fine of five guineas impOted upon him for the fraud. He was committed to jail, and in a f h ort time the calls ap peared, and he was difcharged in order to go in to baniffiment from the city and royalty, which was alto part of the lenience againft him. No, 26, Coke Hitt, LONDON:—alto at Liverpool and Exeter. Pigot Diamond Tickets are felling, at Two Guineas each, by Hoassay and Co. The Prize is valued at 30,0001. and is to be determin ed by the Drawing of the prefent Englitli Lottery. —lt will be the Firffidrawn Ticket of the Num bers from t to 11,428, inclufive. The only Diamonds" that ever were difpored of by Lottery were fold by HORNSBY and Co. in the year 1774, at their old ellabliffied State-Lottery Office. Hoitesav and Co. beg leave to recommend an early Purchafe, on account of the very trifling Number they have for Sale. On Monday next, the fecond of March, the Eng lifh Strte Lottery begins drawing. The Tickets, Halves,(tuirters, Eighths, and Siateenth Stamped Shares are felling in the greateft Variety of Num ben, and lowell terms, at Mr. NICHOLSON'S Office, No. 16, Cornitill, oppofite the Bank of England 11 where the fchemes at large, containing the parti culars of the extraordinary filecefs which has at tended the purchafers at this office, are to be had Fair. N. B. As Tickets and Shares oat not k kwer. Merchants, Clubs, 8:c. &c. will fan money by an immediate purchafe. VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMENT. TO NE SOLD EY AUCTION, By Mr. SYDLR, • At Garraway's Coftee-braufe on Friday the 27th inf a nt, at One istiock precifely, THE Perpetual Advowfon of the Vicarage of CHAVIIR IS, in tha County of CAMBRIDGE, fill). jcei to the Life of the relent Incumbent, aged Sizty.three; coddling of a modern :tad lubflantial Brick Vicarage Houfe, Offices, and Carden; with the Vicarial Tithes of the 'whole Parilb, containing nearly 14000 Acres of fertile, Al abk, and ?allure I .and, wbcreof arc rdrcady inrloteti, And in 4 Lipl Rate of cultivation, of the annual value of god. Chatteris is a mat town, about 62 miles from London. 2 4 rum Cambridge, and it from Ely. Part of the porthole money may remain on mortgage; and , rintt d PArtkulars may be had of Mr. Tyndale, Sedieitcr, Lincoht's :1111 Fields; of Mr. PaMilini, Solicitor, at Louth, lu Lim:ol.ll4e ; and of the Auaionier, at Thetford, Norfolk, 'y lawn, (putt paid.) FOR. .I'lll-: GROWII I OF I IA lk. ['HE l'aoyatz79ts of STIRACIA'S ITA- I.IAN OILS return their thanks to the Nubilky and :entry, for thr very Entering approbation the Oils have met vith iu the courk of fifteen years. But till tbefc few mouths, :ut they More vend:a them thrtia_lves at ti..ir houce, N 0.94. Irwmssoltrect, near Oxford-flrect, th:y muft csnfils th:y lid not know half their virtue, but now are honoured ever, lay with fume (Cella praife. S:veral !slab fror elan:4loa have tound that, by the ufe of the Oils, they have nut only mad. :he hair grow on the bald pla:cs, but have brought the euh.r lair alto to its natural villain, u Inch ww turnrd grey : they are a !vette antidote :spiral catch! 'a cold; and never fail to Mint; the hair on hocks. if it hss been off years. Tube had at the Proprietor's as sbov: ; and as ufaal of Wil liams, No. 41, Pall-null; Huinuhry, No. ts 8, Oxford-ltreet ; Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Metcalf, No. se, ; 'eaton, Na as, Leadctiliall-ttreet ; and at one Shop in ever y principal town in Groat Britain, at ss. a pot or 21.14%4de:en. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, fie. R. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of AV.P. TOLU, which contain ill the fattening and hettlitq tins of the celebrated BALSAM of TOLL!, and are the pits fanteft and molt dii:ctual remedy of the kind In all Coughs, Hoarfensfies, Sore Throats, sad Ddluslons on the Lungs, healing the ltawnefs and Sonnets of the Break, and great relief in Sham& of Breath, and in Afilung a r li a Confumpthe Complaints; they do not cloy the Remelt, but rather matt an appetite. But as the great benefit to be deriv ed from them can only be Rowed by having them Genuine. the public are respeßal to obferee, that R. HATwaao, No. to. Ludgate Hill, is printed on the Stamp, as all ethers are opus ts.rfdt s. 'Dade Lozenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (foe. recur to T. Gmnough, the bavattor), No. to, Ludgate 11111; and fold by F Newbery, Nw as, St. Paul. Church Yard ; Bayley and Blew, Coati/or-Rao ; Jeboult and Co. tso, Ox ford-ftreet ; J. Ward, 314, Holborn; and Wu. Clark, My, Borough, London. Price as. r id. the Box. PREDNANT LADIES, WHOSE Situation requires a t e mp orar y Re tirctnent, may be accommodated with a Genteel Apart ment to Lie-in, agrembly to that Cisternfiances • their infants pot out to Nark, and Inumanely taken care T he ainfolatke refultiag from this undertaking, to many of the molt rdpaita hie Families in this Kingdom. by fccuring their Reputation and Chankter from the heft cesium of the World, and pr. , Sawing peace and eructed arsons Relations and Friends. Is folkiently coofpiaimm to be countenanced by the humane and losable put of Mankiad. Care, temleructs, humanity, honour and leercey, bevies been the bails of this concern for Many years, may he railed en. tir her. White, Surgeon and Maa-nridedk ; or Mrs. White, Midirik, Na s, London-book-yard, the North Side of St. Pat& Churels-yoriL Where way be had, the Reftora dye to MK Kll. sa. rot lox, or annual Homily to re move Female Alfa, Mr. White's Aadrek to die (Pettplid) Cornataaky• Casualsi Irsigoasicy, price ss. Lain atsmial tgrAinprz nrikmAN CORN Ts-tr R. THE PROPRIETC)R. of this rneit REMEDY is fo certain of izs riti-acy failed in a variety of Cafes, agress, it do s er.elisntt t''t Corns, root and brunch, To R r u n , w n; ,• \ c , It will,on application, t ake Mt . the flanimsti sn f,'W hours. and deftroy effeCtaally the Malignity without tile icaft has rJ, Primed Directions fulled up whit it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER aat rineel fo trimb r putation in Germany, and hm, been rohl in London upwards Fifty Years, with t great,: it rtputa..iuu. Sold Wbo!cfale and it ei:til I. T. f , ell, No. r, Finch-l w near the Royal Excl.m gc; an d a lf o by l'eTr.Day, N o . y , , ; Mr. Wilful", No. 37, S;. janics' , :-Itrc u t ; Mr. Swiney, No. az, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Hoib urn and JebOult and Co. No. t5O , ; At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sb...iipard; and Bonner, printers. Rah, By Hazard, laco'zfeller ' and ktufnman, p er f umer. Edinburgh, by R-xter, SouthErldirs. Portfca and Capon, Mr. Hardin; "s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, print. r,aod Mr. Joncs,boolifollen. Portfmouth, Mr. Mobley, boaki_Pcr. TO THE AFEr.ii.:Tidi. D R. SOLOMON devices the greed). Eteff,:c don from the number of cafes that a!moit daily occur, wherein the efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is demon,. firmed, in eradicating the word and molt dangerous fymptoms of nervous diforders; and he is fully convinced that notidrz has tended fo much to eftablifh the fair this Alvah-in , ,as its certain fuccefs in thofe complaints, which ilrik their roots fo deep io the conditution, and are fo fatal to the Imprimi s of Mankind. The Cordial Balm of. Gilead is therefore carnally recom mended to thole wio in advanced a g e fed the conlequences or youthful e cefs, or tailor n 3 to youth wholave the rely brought on themfelves a numerous train of evils, and is at once the molt elegant and efficacious Medicine ever yet difcoveredfor nervcus difeafes. In weak and fluttered conflitutions, weak nets of fight or me. mory. hypochor.dria, tremblings, horrors of the mind, fexoal debility, and all other difeafes arifing from a relate ! Itate of the nervous fylletn, and often the confequence of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the necellary vans of health, luxury In fedentary, Mae:live, or itudious life; this Cordial &Int has univerfally eltabrtheci its reftorative efficacy, and may be jullly enumerated :Intone the forentoit of thofe happy dircovcriss which medical refearch has procured as the Melling' of the human race, and greateit counter-aftive to human rnifery...— Tboufands at this day in the three kingdoms, and muft parts of Enrope,Afia, and America, live to bids the day they firit ap pliytd to this admirable remedy, and enjoy the bleffings of health, who nii i ght otherwile have dropped into an untimely grave, the vietims of e.:riy imprudence. Youth and age of at her fee are equally the °Wets of this re. Rotative, and they will uniformly participate in its falubriou s qualities and effedis ; for whether the fyftem is debilitated in the early part of life, or is finking under the advance of years, a few disks t (this Medicine will afford immediate affurance tf returning heaith•and itrength, by giving tone to the muieular fyfteps and organs of digeßion, and by renovating the con. ftitutiom . To the young it will afford Laing health, ilrength, and fyi. rim, in place of la ts& and debility ; atarto the aged and infirm it vrillaffuraity farnifh great relief and comfort by gently and rarely Invicerating the fyitem. Nervous difurders of every kind, and from whatever caufe aril*, and all that train of finking,, an sh. ties, and tremors, which fo dreadfully aired the weak, the fcclentary, and the de licate, will In a Wet time be fuceeedcd by chearfulnefs, and every preface of health. • Thafc alTo haVereibled in the Weft Indies, can teftify the falutary efts of this wonderful Medicine, i.s fanatics qquaii ties have particularly been proved in the Lite alarming epidardo complaint, the yellow fever ; and thofc who are languid and re. lazed in their whole Wiens, take this Meth tine with the hap 'left died, ; perfons therefore going to the Fall. or W..tt Indies, cannot Ron; a more important article of health and life. Youth of either fez, who have pradiffed a recta and define tive vice, Ind thereb y relaxed, weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous fyftem, will rind the Cordial Balm of Gikad the molt powerful, certain, and dig:dual rdlorative. The Cordial Balm of Gileud is now coulhkrajd as the greaten difcovery that has been made iq theameraory of man ; it tent, fife and pleat:mt. The rapid and inercafing fame bellow ed on its author and invent* (Dr. Solomon, of Livapeol) is the mac and only criterion to judge of the molts of a Medicine. which Las ben adminiltcred from the high& to the lowed dare of pelde with Bich happy and uniform fueccfs.—The Venders of this Medicine frequently cannot get fupplied as quick is the demand is for it, and it is a fadt worthy of remark, that they arc fa! nearly as foon as they arrive to hand, molt of the Half- Guinea Bolles being befpoke before they are ordered. Price Halt-a-Guines a bottle, and 12 fur l. c The Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Guide to Health,clay be obtained every day, at the following appointal places Male, viz. Lon , nri, by Mr. Matthews. No. iii, Strand. And by a!l the reputable Medicine Venders, Bookfdlers. &c. in every principal town in Engldnel, Inland , ScutLind, Aincrlca. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas 'fayluir, Surgeon, No 9, New Bridge-Ilreet. DLAR SIR, London. jT is with the Molt heartfeit ratisflaion'that I ad deer-, ou on the IneeMparable excellence of your invaluable Meilieuas—Lca Ca Pa r Ptuas.--In the fpring or this year I had the undo:tune to contrite! a Venereal Complaint attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fymptom., in ainuch.that I have been confined to my neon for a whole week together, and not able w Pie out of it; I had nu refl. nigh: nor day, and fuflered the molt excruciating pin Rik toraie..t, and what wa. wale, my Eyes k.•TCW weak and fu that I could (caw difcmn any objodt, if ever fo dole to me, and ca. preked nothing leis than the total loft of my fight.--From a l'a.ut, healthy, rad rather corpulent man, I became a mere Ihadow, and au objedi of pity and couppedion..-My friends bad all given me over, and thought my recovery impolfible. In dd. dreadful Rate, and cap:ding every minute to he my lan hi tkis world. I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, hut having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and beesvt an eimmnone expence, It wan Come time before I could be prevailed on to tAe them; at laft I lent for Gi holm, and before I had taken them all, I found eunliderahle benefit: my pains gradually deerafedond nay eye-fight grew better, and :o the great fury:ire and altanlihman of all my Mends, (after mi ng three bans more), my Leaklaand ftrengdswas pelted!, m imed, and I am now, (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable Medicines), as well sod hearty as ever I was In my life. Your obliged humble fervent, A. L. LEIGH. High-Rost, Birming6m, November t, 3,99. You are at hill liberty topubllit this in any manner you tlibilt proper, for the base& of foamy at large, and which I *ould have knt you Loaner, but was fearful of a reiapfe. The aboveMedichae Is carneftly recommended to all perform that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Vt. nerealAffoftion, particularly to thoec about aiming their con dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long Banding, or however &kraal inukr the appearance of Wier dlfor.kes it may be ; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is elf* recommended to be taken, cfpeeially Spring. Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fby the foie Proprietor THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of tbe Corporation of Sairgeasts, London. * his honk, No. 9, New Bridge-ll:vet ; where be will give vice, without a Fe:, to miens takiag theft Pill,, Pi aria as' Ewer pattern. Letters, if pelt Todd, on the fame terms, obkrv• log In all cafes the molt inviolable Secrecy, Ise Pafook as nee? cafe having been mertioncd, but at their own particaler by the Proprietor, during the cant: te more than If reara. that he has had the eondndt of an ester:five Cole et the above atoll tine, and the pradlice arming therefrom. They art allo fold by his appointment, at the Peristmer's, • Nra. u, it. Anna',-Butt, Pall-Mall; Mr. Bobertfines Toy (hop, No. tog, Ottord-ltreet ; Mr. Steers, Bookfcier, No. I. Union-row, little Tower-Hill; and by eras Perron in every tonfiderable town in England, in Box* of way an 9i eadt, faded up with full and plait !Welke& LONDON: Printed tor die Provide:tors. by JOHN DANICL., (at Carnally-117eet) at the Arita Patortnwerstea, Na. u, Carey-ftreet ; and publithed by LEVEL KENT, (at Can terbury-oam Lambeth), at No. t, Carry-Met, sad atea STA e•Orrica, Tangle-Bar ; to whirl Oise of canamosie cations for the Livros ate repotted to to addrelbiL f Frogs the LONDON GAZETTE, February 24. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Comniflions in the Eait York Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. 'Toby Peutenant-Colonel--Edmund Garforth, Efq. vice Peter Acklom, Efq. who retires. Dated December as, 18.30. To be Major—George Hotham, Efq. vice Edmund Garforth , Efq. promoted Dated December as, 1800. To be Captain—Sir Charles Hotham, Ban. vice Ceo. Hotham, EN. promoted. Dated December as, 1800. To be Enfigns--Thomas Boyd, Gent. Dated Nov. 25, 1800. William Henry Armftrong, Gent. Dated January 25, Igor. CHESTER CIRCUIT. JANICS MANSRIELD, Efq. FRANCIS BURTON, Erq. Montgonterilhire—Thurfday March ad, ;it PooL Dembigbfhirc--W‘docfday April 1, at Ruthin. Flintlhirc—Tuefday April 7, at Mold. Cheilairo—Monday April 13, at the Caftic of Cholla.. BANKRUPTS. John Sadler, of Birmingham, grocer, to furrender March 4, c, and April 7, at one, at the Hen and Chickens Inn, Birming ham. Attorney, Mr. T. Mole High:db, Binuirgharn. Joreph Golding, of Bridport, Dorfetilare, twine-maker, March 3,6, and April 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bridport. Anomie', Mr. J. Daily, of Bridport; or Man. Jenkins and James, New lan. Thomas Spier, of Gloucefter, mercer, March 5, at five, March 6, andApal 7, at eleven, at the King's-Head Inn, Gloucetter. Attornies, Meffrs. Jenkins and James, New Ina, London; or Mr. H. Wilton, jun. GloucUter. Samuel Patterfon, late of Manehetier, dealer, March 5, 6, and April 7, at tea, at the Upper Royal Oak Ina, MAnc.hefter. Anoraks, Mr. /F. Foulkes, Mancbefter ; or Mr. J. Foulkes, Hart-ftreet, Bloomlbury-fquare, London. Richard Blacidiurn, late of Bliton-with-Harogate, Yorketire, mercer, March 13, 14, and April 7, at ten, at the Crown and Bell Inn. Knareiborough. Attorney, Mr. Fofs, Knarefliom% Robert Oven, of Shepley, Kiikburtoa, Yorkfhire, clothier, March 25, a 6, at the bode of William Booth, innkeeper in Nirkburton, and April 7, at the Pack-Horfe Inn, in Hudderf field, at eleven. Anoraks, Mr. Stevenfoo, Holmfirth ; of Milks J. and R. Willis, Warnford-court, London. John Beethom the yotinger, of Lancafter, liquor-merchant, March 9, at five, March to, and April 7, at eleven, at th: Royal Oak, Lancaßcr. Anoraks, Maffrs. Baldwin and Ddw biggin, Lancalter. -- DIVIDENDS. March 3. William Welters:tan, of Bermondlity-ftroet, South.. wark, plumber, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March 3. George Bailey, of Mark-lane, London, Mealman, at ten, at Guildhall. March 1. William Burge, of Bath, money-fcrivener, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. March 4. Thomas Sampfon, of Benningholme-Grange, in Holdernefs, dealer, at eleven, at the Tiger Inn, Beverley. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hamburg h 3t 3xi U. Naples - 40 Akocia 3x 4at U. Venice - - 46. Leghorn - 5.4 I.llbon 6os Genoa - - 4 Oporto a a 6ot Palermo, so peace per ou. Dublin ts, HIGH WATER AT LONDON-SIUDIMI TOMORROW. Morning - 23 minutes after 0 Afternoon - ip minutes after el W ANTED to Rent, for a running term, from Lady-Day or Midfumnicv next, is either of the Coun ties of Somerfet. Glouceter, Wilts, or Berk,, (not lefa than so miles from London) where the roads are thoroughly good, a modern built FA MILY HOUSE, in good repair, comprizing not lets than fix bell Bcd chambers, Dining, Drawing. aqd Geti denial's Rooms of good dimenfions, and Imitable Offiaes sad Servants Rooms, with Stabling and Conch-houfe, a walled Garden, aid from is to 3 Acres of Grafs Land cunt:l,llmm Particulars to be fent to Mr. Wrangbam, Stationer, No. us, New Bond-Rivet, Landon.