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would difplay the oppreffion and inconfdieney of applying to every trivial mifdetneanor, the provifions formed againft high treafon. That aBual prefence was in the contemplation of the Legit'attire, is clearly to be inferred from the title of the Aft ; the very mar ginal note, if any authority, thews it, or at lean thews the fenfe entertained by him who made it. Mr. Juftice DAY obferved, that the marginal note by Mr. Grierfon, was no authority.—Mr. jonssow proceed ed to argue at confiderable length, that the meaning, and operation of the AB, 4.4.0 f the King,under which the Defendant had been arrefted, hinged folely on his conliration, and the staual prefence, and the fub fequent efcape of the offender t and neceffarily, that the arreft being made upon a forced and illegal con ttrultion, the ptifoner thould be difcharged. [Previous to Mr. Wit. Jon ssom, Mr. Cvaitatt (poke on the part of the Prifoner, with his accuflom. ed eloquence—hut as your paper could not comprife the entire difeuffion, I preferred giving you the molt argumentative parts.] —To be contiesueel. LINES ON THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN JA!VIS. He muft not boat imam his weer, bier Unwept-.-oor weker to the parching wind, Without the mead of fame melodious tear. MILTON'S Lretbas. Sunk In the &tit lithhigy . of woe, Her teartwoln eyes - did mournful ola the ground, BRITANNIA comes, with folentn Rep and flow, Wide @stuns her tea-gran hair by cyprefs erown'd. See, now the hangs o'er yonder craggy 1144, On whofe bread bale th' imperiouq billow breaks; Now cats a forrowing look acrofs the deep, Claks wild her hands, and thus her anal& teaks! 44 There lies my Son ! in Ocean's coral bed, My noble JAavis finds a wa t'ry grave! Cold is the heart whirl► Patriot ardour fed, And cold the hand, in du th outftretehl to five Eager the call of Dort' to obey, And thatch his Comrades from thegrafp of Death s Gladly be follow'd where Sas led the way, His work completed, and refign'd hit breath. What, tho unfeam'd with many an hard-earo'd fear, Won io the battle on th' hopurpled flood, He fell not, glorious, 'mid the din of war, Nor itamp'd his name in charaden of blood. What tho', from Coatuarr's guilty temples tors No gory trophies crown his oak-Invaded bier, Yet fat HUMANITY his fate (hall mourn, And eery Barrow drop a hart felt tear !" We recommend the following Speech to the atten tion of oar Readers, as containing fentiments conge nial to the feelings of every friend to his country. It was delivered by Lieut. Colonel Hatisna, on the IR inf. in Manchetter, as Commandant of the Rifle Regiment in that town, on the prefentation of a fplendid pike, (word, and brace of pißols, (valued at 5ool.) to that Gentleman, by the Regiment. We (hall only add, that the fentiments it contains, are worthy to be read at the head of every Corps in the S United Kingdom : Gtervi.cmssi, u I muft Indeed be infenfihle to bonntrabk feeling, if I did not confider thh the proudcft period of my life. Accept my unbound. ed thanks for thefe diftinguacd marks of your approbation—tug wills is, that I deferve thcm, for 1 merely defended the rights of the Regiment; and, had I adted otherwife, I mould have merited your lever& c enfare. . " On the prefent oceafion I may perhaps be forgiven, If I briefly remind you of our °bled when we fiat atToclated u Volunteers— it was no lefs than the defence of our beloved Sovereign—our na tive foil, and all that is valuable to us in exiftence—.agaivft an enemy, whale crimes, and, I am ferry to fay, Needs, have di& curbed the °economy of the world' " That enemy Rill clifts, with increafed force and power—and, although the zeal and union of all elates of our Countrymen may have as yet prevented the daring tnterprize of invafion, and have unqueltionably put the refuh, if it were made, beyond a doubt— there is no reafmiable ground to conclude, in the prefent degraded fituadon of the Continent of Europe, the total abandonment of a plan fo captivating to a people, under a 'lrons military Govern. man, and accultomed to war, conqueit, and plunder! I, therefore, confider that we are Rill moll loudly called upon, by every principle of loyalty and patrlotifm, and every con fideration of policy, Readily to perfevere in the noble caufe we have undertaken, and only lay down our arms, when we have (mire and an honourable peace. .. - - N It is true we are snaking great faerifieesbut, Gentlemen, let us recoiled, that they are offered on the tiered altar, and for the falvation of our Country ; and that, whatever may be the eventful iffue of the conteft, whether England is to retain her exalted rank in the kale of nations, or is defined to fight at home fur indepen dence, and have her fertile fields tlained with the blood of oterci• Ids invaders—it is as much our duty, by manly pecaution and energy, to preterve her even from the rift of danger and humilia tion, u it would be not to furvive her ruin ! . 6 Aga! n , allow me to return you grateful thanks—and be elated that if ever I have occafion to ufr there tokens of your efteem and confidence. I will ci, : , avour, yes, I will dare to pledge myfelf, not to difgrace them !" An appeal came on for hearing a few days (Ince, before THOMAS Dant EL and A. P. COLLINS, Efqrs. two of his Majetly's Deputy Lieutenants for Briflol, (ander an Aft ot !aft S:tiion of Parliament, which de clares the right of Volunteers io refign,)brouglot'iyMr. OSBORNE, a Member of the Brian] Light Honk Vo lunteers, againfi Levi AMOS, jun. Efq. the Command ing Officer, for refuting to 'tribe his name off the mullet- roll, in confer,uence of his objefling to the pay ment of 301. as the penalty for quitting the corps. Counfel were heard at great length, on both fides ; and the decifion ot the Court was given, in fubliance as follows:—" IJpon a view of the Aft of Parlia ment, under which this appeal is brought, and under all the circomtlances of the cafe, this Court is of opi nion, that the Commanding Officer is not bound to accept the refignation of the Appellant, until he has paid the fine or penalty of 3o1." HIGH Cower or Aro! !Reel-Ir.—On Saturday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudi cation of the fdlowing cafes Fiefe Defiler, Cite, Mager.—This Danifh veffel was captured by the private fhip of war James; and the queftion before the Court was with r.fpeat to colts and damages fubfequent to the capture againft the captors; and it appearing that ill treatment had been inflicial upon t h e crew, particularly towards tile cabin boy, by the Prize Mailer pat on board, the Court, in this cafe, pronounc:d for eats and damages, and alfo condemed the owners of the privateer In 100 guineas, to be divided as fellows—to gui neas to the Matter, Is guineas to the cabin-boy, and the remain- II . g fum equally amongft the crew of the captured Quip. Jan, Schinl —This vet Tel was condemned, the cap tots contentig to reitore the Matter's there thereof. Frw. gtln, Ritzrou matter; Metta Dorothea, Hartin matter; friendfeaft, HoharA matur—Thefe three Quips and cargoes were reftored, on glowing the captor* the expences of taking the de poritions. • La Puriffuna Coneeptione, Mani, rnalter.—ln this cafe the Court condemned the mip, and a part of the cargo, and admitted the claim In refpeit to the other pan. Ecndraght, Simore, Ile property is this cafe was re flared as claimed, on allowing the captors she expellees of the whole of their further proofs Pea t& LONDON GAZH777, FEBRUARY' 19.1 MILITARY PROMOTIONS. VAR-OFFICE, FIERVAIT 19. Lit Regiment of Dragwm i Gtards—Comet Francis Aickin to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, ♦ice Cape:act, who retires. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant George Frederick Orde to be Captain of a Troop, without purchafe ; Cornet Edward Scott to he lieute nant, without purchafe. 2d Regiment of Dragoons—Al.-sander Campbell, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe; Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon, Gent. to be Cornet, without purch:tft , vice Thom , ' promoted. 4th Dir.- 'trod James Henry Cromwell to be lieutenant, by Britt purchafe, vice D. ittocke, who retires. 9th Regiment of Light Dragooos--Lieutenant Richard Gorham to be Captain of a Troop, without purchafe; Cornet Patrick Savage to he Lieutenant, without purchafe; Benjamin Hand ley, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Tappenden, who retires. toth Ditto.—Captain George Qintin to be Major, by purchafe, vice Seymour, promoted in the 23d Light Dragoons. Igth Ditto—Cornet John Murray to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe, via Lamont. proctored in the 3sn Foot. aid D.tto--Edwant Hervey Hut.binfon, Efq. Lieutenant of the Regiment, to be Paymaarr. 23(1 Ditto—Major Henry Seymour, from the roth Light Dra goor.s, to be Lieutenant-Colond, by pm - chafe, vice Gordon, who retires Ift Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant J P. Gordon to be Captain of a Company, without parchafeorke Smyth, decealed, To be Lieutenants, without purehafe. Fn6gn Robert Dudron. from the tft Garrifon Battalion- Enagn William Pear& Brereton, vice Giblos, promoted. _ . Enfigo Carroll Smyth Hopkina, vice Gordon. To b: Enfigns. Hafncll. Gent. vice Ilrercton. John 114Therfon, Gent. wee Hopkins. To be Paym .ner (If the 3d Battalion. John Robertfon, Efia. (late Captain in the Regiment.) 4th Ditto--Lieutenant John Hopkins to be Captain of a Company, without purehafe, vice Anderfon, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. • LAW INTELLIGENCE. • ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES. Edward ChtMLitt, Efq.—Wednefday, Feb. 27, at 111 y. CARMARTHEN SPRING CIRCUIT, tBO3. amtotr..‘ WI I at—Wee.nefday, April 3, at Cardigan. Pesorsorreautar—Taefilay, April 9. at Hay,rfordweft. CARll.layalasutar—Monday, April 13, at Carmarthen. COURT OF KING'. BENCH, DUBLIN, JAN. s& INS RING V. MR. J USTICI JOHNSON. (Continued from our Paper of Monday lel.) Mr. WILLIAM JoHNsOli, for the Dzfendant.—Af- ter Come prefatory matter, expreffing the painful talk which had fallen to him, See. he came to the point immediately at iffite—the legality of the erred.— This depending upon the condruaition which would be given to an At of Parliament yet unaded upon. be would fay a word or two upon the power to bail in this country in cafes of the nature lledged againft the Defendant. It is a truifm in law, that the lega- lity of the warrant mull be judged by the law of the country where it ilfues, and to know if a warrant be conformable or not to the law of any particular country, judicial knnv:ledge mull be had of that law, and whether by it the offence be bailable. The au- thority to bail, and the quality of it flow out of the offence. But what relation is there between the au- thority of the blagifirate executing this warrant and the recognizance to be taken for bail ? Where is it to be returned e To which Exchequer does it belong, if etireated ? If the fixture be confined to unbailable cafes, no mifchief falls upon the fubjed greater than would fall upon him in England. if arrefled for a non-bailable offence there, becaufe he mull be brought before a party empowered to commit him, but if ex- , tended to one mifdemeanor it mail embrace all ; fo that there is no offence, however trivial or acciden- tal, but would fubjel a man to be dragged from his home, and conveyed for trial to the remotell part of the Empire. If the framers of the Al had con- ceived that for the purpofe of traafmitting felons, the Mode was tufficient, and intended to extend it to mifdemeacors, they would have Paid that the law was infufficient for the tranfmittal of offenders under ca- pital felony ; but that they fuppoled a law exifted on the inkjet is evident from their expreffion, and it is to be inferred that they thought it infufficient, he- ctare there was no law at all applicable as to other cafes. The Court will recoiled that the law now be- fore them is taken from one applicable to Scotland, where /dotty is a term unknown to the law as de- fcriptive of crime. If that word alone had been ufed, the AR would not extend to Scotland, and therefore it was neceffary to ufe tome word which, in its ordinary acceptation, would take in offences, fimi- lar in one country to thole which were provided for by a defcriptive word in the other. But even in Eng- land many of the otqjora erintita are not felony.— Blackftone mentions fevetal capital Cafes that were not felony. Merely for a while was capital, though no felony ; apodacy, though not capital, was a molt enormous offence ; fo thole which were Cajal to premuaire, were high offences in law, and perfons guilty cf premuntre are not bailable, perhaps not by the tranfcendant power of the Court of King's Bench, certainly not by the ordinary Magiltrate, and that is defcriptive of great malefadors ' Who are no felons ; therefore the word felons would not take in malefatiors, even of the majora criorioa —this is fufficient to thew that the words " other ma.lefaBore," fhould be confined to cafes not bailable. If the word malefador embraced all offenders ; if it merely meant malcifeisno, there would then be no ufe or oc- eafion for the word felon. Now this, (laid Mr. fohnfon), Is the meaning which I attribute to the Legiflature in this word ; a meaning to be collated from their condud when ufing it.—ln proof of his affertion, Mr. Johnfon adverted to the Aas preced- ing d one under confidekttion, and conneded with it. The At of 1773 refers to the Ads of the 23d and 14th of George 11. Now the argument is, that Legiflature, in the Ad of 1773, by ufing the words " felons and other malefators," meant pre- efely the fame gs was meant by the Legiflature in the reign of George 11. If fo. would It not have been eafy meaning the fame thing, to have adqpted the•farne language? What is the language of the AR? " Any perfon againft whom a warrant (hall iffue." l The title of the 23d of George IL is for apprehend Mg perfons in any county or place, againft whom warrants (hall be granted by the Jullices of the Peace, doe. acc. That title is preferved in the 24th of Geo. 11. for amending and rendering more effetlital a claufe in the At I have Rated, and the ufe I make of that is this, that'if the Legiflature had not meant Come- thirg different from the offence included within the AEI: of the 23d and 24th of George 11. they would have tiled a language ready to their hand, fanaioned by ufage, and fo plain that no man could miflake.— With thefe Ails before them they dropped the title altogether. in the 13th of Georg e 111. and the mif- chief recited is the efcape of felons and other male- factors. LORD CHAS JUSTICE. --IS (hikes me, that the mifchief is, the avoidance of tt ial, and efcape is one mode by which that is effeaed ; and having recited the mifchief, and one mode by which i. arifes, the At proceeds to reach that mifchief by meeting that mode and others alto. Mr. JOHNSON repeated, that the Legiflature mull have meant the wajora crimira when tiling the word m a id - t iro?. ; and in aid ..f this conilruairn he quoted Dotor South, Lord Rol - common, Shakerpeate, &c. Lord Chief JUSTICII laid, that these WAS a much ilronger commentary in the AO itielf. After recit- ing the evil, it proceeds to enact " that if any per- fon, againll whom a warrant than be tailed, for any grim or efinieapinit the laws in force in Ireland, Am" and fo in relation to crime, committed in England and Scotland refpeaively—Were not thefe words, Paid his Lordfhip, throng comments upon the words Felons and Malcladors ? Mr. JOHNSON did not deny that they were, and the Court would form their contiruftirn on them, if not fabverlive of common right; but if he (hewed a con- fir at... that would fatisly the words without invad- ing common right, he trolled the Court. w ou ld make it their own. If the Aft be confined to cafes not bailable, no public right is violated—but fuppoC- i ing the AEI to apply to mifdemeacours, it mull mean .1 thole committed by actual pretence, and not by con. ftrudive relation. The conftritaion of an AEI of ' , 'Pasl;ament was not to be determined from an opi- nit , n of what it Ibould contain, L .t what it does con- . vain ; and were the cafe captained within it, the At To be Licutalants. Second Lieutenant William liardwicke, from the 201 Foot, by purehafe, vice flail, who retiree. Lieutenant Patrick Conroy, from the 6th Nei! India Regiment, without pirrehafe. Enlign Martin Dane. without pi:rebate. To be Enfign, Knight, Gent vice Dane. To be Qoartcr-Maft , r..—%tarter-IVI aft e rjcnnt Rohl:Iron. %tarter:Molter-belt ar.t K o! , crt Houghton, vice Taylor, dece.tred. sti Ditto—Lkurcnant I.or I Alexander Gorden, from the ,igtb Foot, to be Captain of a Ccinpany, with Out porthole, vice M'Donnetl, promoted in t'ae - COI Font 7tk Ditto—GodfchaU Jolaufon, Gent, to be Llettenant, without purchafe. 9th Ditto—Robert Cordon Thompf,m ,s Gent. to be Enfign, with out purchafe, vice TT - rimmed; Fdward Ncwenham, Gent. to he Enegn, without purchafe, vice Burke, promoted in the 98th Foot. toth Moto—Enfign Speedy to be Lieutenant, without pur. chafe, vice Parker, demoted; John Graham, Gent. to be Bo fign, vice Speedy. tsth Ditto—Lieutenant George Gore, from the 24th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, without manhole ; Enfign Sinclair Manton, from the 4c.th Foot, to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe; Enfign William Slade, from Ditto, to he Ditto; John Simpfon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Difney, fuperfeded. itth M•Donald, Gent. to he Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Morgan. promoted in the 98th Foot. 20th Ditto—Captain Frederick Hervey, from the Royal Regiment of Malta, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Lloyd, promoted in the 98th Foot. aid Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Femme, from the 48th Foot, to be Major vice Erfinne, who exchanges; En fi gn John Whytbe , from die 4, ft Foot, to be Enfign, without pur chafe, 'tee Whitlow, deceafed. 23d Ditto—Ctiarter-iVlafter Walter Bromley to be Paytnafter to the ad Battalion. nth Ditto.-Lieutenant Stopford Cane, front the 4th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 28th Ditto—Lieutenant S. Ford ‘'.'hittingham, from the 111 Re giment of Life Guards, to he Captain of a Company, by pur chafe, vice Bevan, promoted ; Richard Tomlinfon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Culling, whole appcintrnent does not take place ; and Chaska Teuton, Gent to be Enfign, without purchase, vice Mills, whole appointment does not take place. 3511. Ditto--Enfign Edward Moore Bray, from the Bth Gartiron Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Bruce, who raps ; Hugh Lumley, Gent. to be Entign, without par ade, vice Maehell, promoted in the 7th Foot, and Lieute• nant Robert Chandler to he Adjutant. 324 Ditto—Lieutenant Dawfon Gregory, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Perry, removed to the Royal Regiment of Malta. 3fithDitto--Thomas Wright, Gana to be Enfign, without put. chafe, vice Hart, promoted, and John F. Keay% Gent. to be Enlign, without purchafe, vim Hughes, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. 38th Ditto—John Cuthbert, £I. to be Pay:taller to the ad Bat tallon. 40th Ditte--Campbell Addifon, Gent. to be Enfigta, without pur chafe, vice Slade, promoted in the rsth Font; William Cochran, Gent. to be Enflrn, without mirchafe, vice Meant', promoted in the tsth Foot. 48th Ditto—Major James Erikine, from the sad Foot, to be Ma jor, vice Frame, who exchange,. 54th Ditto—Lieutenant Honourable Richard Mutray, from half pay of the 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wallop, who ex- . . changes. 32d Ditto—Enlign Ceorge Gibbons to be Lieutenant, without punehale, .ice O'Meara, appointed to the 64th Foot ;Enfign Charles Diggle to be LieutCnant, vitt Douilas,promotitd; John Wallis, Gent. to he Enlign, vice Gibbons ; John borDonald, Gent. to be &digs, vice Diggle. 53d Ditto—Enfign William Ambrofe, from the Toth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Walton, promoted; Edward Renville, Gent, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Brenan, promoted in the 93th Foot. 63.1 Ditto—Lieutenant William Bennett to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe. 31R Ditto—John Burke. Gent. to he Etifign, by purchafe, vice M'Cabc, promoted; Willi tm BoritOw, Gent. to be Enligo. with out porch*, vice Midhuril, promoted in the a 3.1 Foot. 85th Ditto—Adam Dowie, Gent, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Murray, promoted. 87th Ditto—Charles Cox, Gent. to be &Sign, by pnrehafe, vice Miller, promoted in the 38th Foot. 9oth Ditto—John Mullor, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Flanegan, whore Appointment has not taken plJce ; Wil liam Beards. Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Wilfon, promoted in the 98th Font. 91R Ditto—Lieutenant Duncan Stewart to be Captain of a Com. pany, without purchafe. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant Smith Ramadge, from the 18th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by porthole, vice Campbell, promoted in the 43d Foot. 96th Ditto—John Cole, Gent. to be EnEgn, without purchafe, vice Later, uperfedril. eft Weft India Regiment—JAn Coftley, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Jatnifon, appointed to the Bth Royal Ve teran Battalion. 4th Ditto—William M'Donald, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Gallagher, promoted in the 98th Foot. 6th Ditto.—James Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Hodghaa, promoted. Royal African Corps—Serjeant-Major John Perry, of the cork Recruiting Diftriet, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Har rington, who is fur. rf‘-deel. Royal Regiment of Malta—Lieutenant Samuel South, from the ugh Foot, to be Captaht of a CAmpany, without purchafe. vice Hervey, appointed to the zoth Foot; I.Lutcnant Roger Tom lin, from the sad Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without pun:kale. Dilloo's Regiment—Enlign Lewis Dabouiet to be Lieutenant, vice Dudrenenz, promoted in the Royal Regiment of Malta; Augultus De Loync., Gent. to be Enfign, vice Duboutet. Royal Corficati Ranger;—Enfign Giovanni Oufini to bel i:utenant. Volunteer G. B. Morati to be Enfign. .-- Boebeciamp, Gent. to be Enign, vies SaGui. Lieutenant Giovanni Arata to be Adjutant Quarter Mafter Serjunt Angela Marriotti to be Ql.tartcr Malta. New Brunfwkk Fenciblee•—lieutenant WMi.on Proa. , r, from half pay of the gth Foot, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank, vice Sprowle,appohned to the 35th Foot. Nova Scotia Fencibles—Lieutenant Colonel William Augutivi Prevolt, from the toth Garrifoi, Dl:tali:ln, to be Licu:,.naut Coloacl, trice Vcrey,appoiiit,.4 to thk. z9til Foot. Marla Everitt Beaver, Cott. to be Enke, vice rtrsrl,;r:. pro. moted in the Royals. ad Royal 'Veteran Battalion—Serjeant Newman, of t'oc Ift Foot Guards, to be Enlign, vice Berkeley, appointed (),..,....rt.cr IVfafter. Bth Ditto..-Captain George A-Amain, from the 4th Folk, to be Captain of a Company. ItrifORAND'JM, . . Surgeon j. Ruston. of the 6th G.tcrif:bn Wittalion, who was fa. perfeded in the Gazette of the 2d init.un is reinitatea: his rank. Captain George Risington, of the 37th root, is tuperfeded, never saving joined fince appointed. The undermentioned Officers are firperfeded, being ahlent without leave. Foot—AlNltant Surgeon -- Cnomac. 6153 h Ditto—Captain Rice V. Edwards. Newfoundland Forcible Infantry—Lieutenant Edward Tatham ORDNANCE OFFICE, FIB 18. Royal Regiment of Artillery- Secon4 Lieutenant Thomas Carter to he Firit Lieutenant, nice Nal Merch.r, retir Dated Feb. t 6, t 835. Cornmitlions in the Banffslinte Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.-01 Battalion. Enfign George Smith to be Lieutenant, vice Jo! n Corvie, virl•• William Corvie, Gent. to be FnFgn, vice Gtorge Smith, promo ted. Dated January 21, 18C5. zd Battalion. Liemenant Alexander Robcrtfon to be Captain, vice John war„ retuned. Dated January i 7, aos. Thomas Stewatt, Gent. to be Ennio, vice Machattie, who arpolos. Dated September 25, 1804. Commiffiona in the Dorretfhirc Militia, Signed by the Lnrd Lieutenant. Enfign David Coffins Carpenter to be Lieutenant, vim Predeekk. Layton, reigned; Robert Sarapfon, Gent. to be Fi'Ego, Mee David Collins Carpenter, promoted. Dated Jar. 8, tßoc. Commiirinns in the 2d Battali ,, n of llotfee teem, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign Richard Allen to be Lieutenant, vice G. W. Legard, re. Ggned • John Bird, jun. Gent. to be Eidign, vice William Gea. gory, refigoed. Dated jan.39. 18e4. BIEL /HS. Tuefday, the Lady of James Loth, Efq- of jefrnond of arm. Thurfday, at Winehmlre-hill, the Lady of Captain Cruden, d the IR Regiment of R tyal Tower Hamlets Militia. of a fon. Sunday morning, Mrs. Q. B. Lonfdaie, Greenwick of a daughter. Wedmlday fennight, at Kennington, Mrs. Thompfon, wife et James Thompfon, Efq. of the Royal Navy. Same day, the Lady of John Bardon, Efq. of the Lawn, South I.ambeth, of a fon On the rtla ult. at Barneviiie Park, Gloucefterthire, Lady Colby, of a fon. At Rofs Lodge, on the 3d inßant, Mrs. Colonel Colqnhoun, of a fon. MARRIED. On Thurftlay !aft, at St. George's, Bloom:bury, He.nry Sam** Fry, FN. of Stoke Newington, to Milk Wood, daughter of the law Mrs. Wood, of Kennington-lane._ At Dcal. Captain EdoJan! Leigh, at the armed Chip Helder, to Mifs Bowling, daughter of Mr. eJwling, druggik of Henley-arm names. DIED On the tsth inf. at Stontheufe, Lieutenant Philip Codd, of ftee fccond Veteran Batta.ion, after having ferved his King and Counter 48 Team On Saturday morning, at his houfe in Charlotte-Bred, Fl=ror. fquare, Samuel Foyfier, Efq. one of his Majefty's Jullices of tar Peace for the county of Middleftz. On Wednefday re'nnight, the Rev. Archer Thonipfon, aged ga s alternative morning preacher at 92rbee Chapel, Portman-knew. afternoon preacher at St. Charge s, Hanover-fquare. aad evaairyg preacher at the Magdalen. Thurfday laft, at Eye, Suffolk, in the 95th year obis age, Hr. George Pretyman, formerly Town Clerk of that Corporation. Sunday morning, in Woburn.plact, Ruffell-fguare, Mrs. Allan. widow of the late Alex. Peter Allan, Erg. of Mill Greta Hask, Met. NEW MEDIC NR ACT. - • ---- V - NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's . Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder. and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, th-t in con. foquence of the new Stamp D uties, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or I. ss. 6d. per Dozes: but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made op for the Army and Navy) may N. had for tl. 0. And u Stamps are prepared, by order of the Commitflooers, for Mire,. New— bery's feparate Ufe, in which the Words, " F. Newbcry, No. as,, St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will be a funk-tent Security again, Counterfeit., his Signature on the Lis• bets will be difrontinued. The following are the prices of their W.:fiches, to the brit twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are dazed, but theft who parchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamp r,ratts._ _ _ Dr. James's Powder I 9 Dalby's Carminative aga —a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Aultin's Chalybeate Analeptie Pills 4 6 PiUs - • 4 • large Box 24 0 Frrake's Tint. of Bark 1 * Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe 2 6 Ditto Huxham's ditto 3a ' Contrulfion Oil 2 6 Tonic Bills - a 9 .---- Nitre Drops 2 6 Fngliat Coffeit - 1 9 Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr. Hooper'. Pills /r‘ .---. Paregoric 1.0• Grant's Drops a lt 20401 • 2 1{ Inglith's Scots Pills a o Angibaud's Blois ditto aa t Henr}'s hlagne6a 2ir ElTcliCe of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton'. Dr, p, 5 6 Mr. hpence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spilibury'saops s 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solandcr's Tea 2 9 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Greeneugh's Tinctures tat Bury's Bilious Pill. 4 6 Ditto Tula Lestelges Izi Effence of Peppermint ta I thence of Gioger S 9 Clafs's Magnolia 3 6 N. B. As many Patents, particularly Mcffengert, miftalte the hour.: of Mars. Newhery, they think it neceffary to point out, that it is at the Ealt end of St Paul's, four doors from CJlcaplidic with there Words inferibeti on the front— " Ttlt ONLY WAS ruorst rot DA. jimts's Powrza." HAVING dedicated myfeif to the Rudy, and teen gratified by the molt conilderabit pradice lu that brands *bleb I thought proper to filed, I troll that 1 have not tome mit. employed my time than there who. in the er.tcofive field of the profeillon, art occationally immerfed In uncertainty, and cannot ahvays attain that fuxefs which is acquired ky COMMtriting the intelkdtual power to one clefs of dirordas. The difeares of DEBILITY are peculiarly &Ending, for the, bring with them a train of concomitant fymptcens, and, by de• prelbon of all vital energy, exittence Wolf ts , :o-aes embittered... Whether they wife from the preraler of I .li exampir, thedcitrno• tire habits of fehool•boys, or the induigenc-s of maturity, they rc quire the molt endures proferEccal ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the symptom:ware aggravated, any the coat tucks° is deftroycd. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLFOE of SUROEOPIR, I ground my pretentious on regularity of education; and poffrang every privilege to prat lee, I feel myrelf entitled to that coafi%lmat with which 'have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. . In the fist fonfations of local wanes, early application wig orercut the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the er fern, from a coorcionfners of the unmatilinerl of the vice wlicc. canted his misforttme, is fearful of the contempt or eenrure of hi. family pbyfician, and broods over his inhr:nity with careful con • cralment, it malt be radsfsdlory for him to be allured tot on:y of capability of treatment, but aLo of. the m o Inviokble reerecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is puffible to prevent pain. danger or diftrefs ; in the molt com2licatol cafes It is the acquire mcot of exclave experience In this hoe to caret a fafe, certain, sand [Deady re-eßablifhrnent. • I offer the advantage of this experience to three archly= fez who are afilided with any kind of DF.OLLITIi. of any rympteens of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes ;h.: terms of remit acted on are Rated on the heft :ntersiew. Pati.entsin the country are eap:...Etmito !nett* a Bank Doe, sad are repeat to fpeclfy their 'r and manner os MARTIN BRIsE, 11/fetnhex of the Royal College of Surgeon. in Leyden, 110*, Aruudd-ftetet, Stmt. neat Terwk• liar • .uNDON t Piloted mod pubilibed by LEVEL KENT. (of (..%17 1 .` ter', ary-t6Lambeth), at the STAR OtTlCt s z s lf• lint ed alro at the STAR OS iC a, Temple Exr.