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TO THE CUCKOO. 1111ther, harbinger of fpring, Hither (peed on airy wing, Now the (nor drop rears its head, Smiling from its Icy bed ; Now the deify, pearly white, And the primrofe glad the light; Now the tenant of the dale Carols forth his fimple tale ; Now the peafant longs to view Thy (mall form of yellow hue, Longs to hear thy welcome arable Echo through our peaceful plains ; Chide your tardy, long delay Warders at your lengthcn'd flay ! Venerous . rover, once again Wing thy courfe acrofs the main ; Winter's ftorms are almoft o'er: Swift. then, leek our rocky more Si. g your never Varied tong, As you lightly ikim along. Ili•her, harl , i.iger of (prior, Hither fpeed on airy wing ! N. C. • -- _ _ TO ThE EDITOR OF 7 HE STAR. Sta—At a period when the generality of the Pub lic Prints are daily exhibiting the afperity of their prejudices 26 the abettors of party, the meritorious impartiality of your I'aper induces me to requeft you will infect the foll•twing Letter from A SEAMAN. It will he readily admitted that a due attention to the prefervation of unanimity in our Naval Service at this imp-'rtant crifis, is abfolutely necerary for our prefent defence, and for our permanent fecuritr ; and, as the foul of all its active operations depends on the furetiotity of its difcipline, any circumflance which in the lean degree tends to weaken its influ ence thotild be cantiottfly avoided; on this cunfidet ativn it is, that the deplorable altercations which have recently been made public by the circulation of Letters and Pamphlets, under the aufpices of one officer of very fitpetior rank, and of another of fume eelebtity, excite our molt ferious regret. The tenor of thefe Pamphlets is in an imminent degree calculated to depreciate, and finally bring into contempt thole ideas of refpettful deference; which it has heretofore been thought neceffary to inculcate amnr.gfl inferior officers and feamen, for the charac ters of their fupetiors. I own, when clandefline methods to afperfe repu tation are retorted to on the one hand, it is natural on the other to reply to charges, infidionfly propa gated, and induflriouily circulated ; and if the evil tendency of the inflammatory publications alluded to, could be confined to the perfons immediately implicated, i: might diminifh our regret; but (fruid we reflect on the probable confequencts of the party bickerings they have already given rife to, and a-e likely to increafe, it would then appear to be a cif.- eumflance of moll fetious import ; for in every de partn.erit, ray, in alm-ft every fhip (and I (peak partieelar knowledge), the 'fiihjeet of thefe dif putts has Leen agitated ; and, perhaps in fome in (lances, with a degree of afperity but little inferior to that evitred by the parties themfelves in their vat ious pullicAtions ; fo that it is ferinufly to be ap prebeodeif, that it a continuance of thefe attacks on charatter is (offered to be promoted and encouraged, by the dill' ibottion of irritating Pamphlets; among(! the Officers of the Navy, the performance of the public duties in that fervice may be ultimately af fected. It it therefore to be wifhed that the adverfe parties fhr'uld be prevailed on to defift from appeal ing to the paffion;, or the prejudices of perfons in actual empltty ; foi, ',either their rank, their gallan tty. nr even the merit of their pan fervices, can atone fir any an which may have an injurious effect on the difcipiiiie of the navy. At the W:gu:ck lail week, in apprentice wacAnii..ised 1 , 4 fcven years, for fraudulently en inon iris Majrity's fervice, and taking howdy storm v, tx . r:.(yat declaring that he was an apprentice. . - J. Tiny, who Tome days fince was committed on two charges of circulating Or fabricating forged Bank antes. wac on 'Fuel - Jay recommitted for a tlurd of. fence of a lintilAr nature. Sunday evening the houfe of -- Dekharnps. Efq. on Blackheath, was broke open, and robbed of plate, linen, &c. to a very confiderabk amount ; the thieves were fn daring as to take down and carry off Come large l o oking gla&s. It is a weU.known faa, that HORNSIT and Co. were the fir!! who fold two Prizes 0f . ,50.0001. ; Not 33979 and 42,569. The preknt Lottery affords the adventurer two Chances of that importance, be fides an extraordinary number of Capital Prizes, fuck as never were before introduced in any Lottery.— Houses' and Co. have the fatiJaelion of stisquaint iag t!.e public, that the demand for Tickets and Shares at their Office, a 6, Corolla), has increafed, is increafine. and, no doubt, will 'continue to iecreafe as the drawing approaches ; as foal, they beg leave to advife their Friends to purchafe their Chances without delay, as they will rave confiderably. There is a common, yet very wholeforne adage— .' The Devil take the Hindmoft,"—meaning—that i in every pnrfuit of a profperons afped, we fhould. ftrive to be the firlt, not the laft in the chace. What a powerful itutiration ht point, is the all-invit;ng and rich Scheme of the enfuing Lottery 1 the moll rich in fad, ih Capital Prizes, ever retsina to the pub lic. Although the fulfillment of the foregoing adage is not literally wi(hed to tardy adventurers, certain is it, neverthelefs, that all fuch will fuffer a heavy ad ditional lots for being late in the Lottery market. Mach has been faid upon medicines and their pro perties, but where will you find one of qualities equal ling SPILSEUET'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS ? This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and is ranked among domellic medicines, being fo ufefal, in a variety of cafes, as to induce perfons to apply daily for it as a general remedy. hoping as much &week as in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, and Scrn phulous c - qtplaints Ladies ma y be allured of its t onocence, +r.d eradicating certainly the moil viru lent eruytions. Be careful to a& for the Patent Me dicine. The King's duty (the Stamp) is printed in 1,1 of red; fold as ufual at the Difpen --(quare. black ink inftrid nf el fary, No. 15, Soho.fir LAW NrELLlcineE. SHERIFFS COURT, APRIL T 7. LYIII v, HAMILTOL—The Plaintiff, who h a ho lier in Oxford-fireet, had paid his addreffes to a Mifs Wade, the daughter of a refpeetable tradefman at Lambeth, and afterwards mat ried her. The afen. dant had alfo been a fuitor with the fame lady, and entertained hopes of fucceeding, when he was (up planted by the Plaintiff, which circomilance became the ground of animorry between the parties. On feveral occafions the Defendant had openly infulted the Plaintiff, but by the interference of friends, they appeared to be reconciled, until meeting accidentally during the lalt autumn, at the Horfe and Groom public honk, near Kingfion, the old topic was re newed, and as they had been facrificing to the Jolly God, the molt impaflioned language occurred. The Defendant, who was defcribed to be a muscular man, ezercifed his horfewhip on the Plaintiff, in a moll unmerciful manner; Itruck him a violent blow in the face with his fill, and was only reltrained from pro ceeding to further violence by the fervants of the Itoufe. After there Ws had been proved, the Jury returned a Verdi ft of zol. damages. PRICJI of HAY mud St RAW in SMITHFIELD. Hay, per Load, - 41. • cs. to ol of Clover • - - . • 41. 140. to CI. Co Straw, per Load - - al. 73. to 01. os. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bass 41 IC, to SI 121 I Pockets 51 os to 61 of NEW COAL MARKET, April 17. Sblps at Market. Ships Sold. Pries. 66 Newcaftle Coals 36 43.. 6tl. 49i. 6d• 6 Inland - - 3 3S• cd 45g. od. 4 Welch - . - 1 655. od. ocs. i Ciii.iers o oos. cd. i 7 Sunderland it 400. od. 425.0 d. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. YellercLay the We lminfier Seffions commenced before W. Matmareattic, Eli!. and a full Bench of Mastifirstes. Woylon was fund guilty of haling brafs knobs from the door of Mr. Robertfon, 13, St. Mar. tin's-lane. It appeared that every night a quantity of knockers, plates, &c. were (loin in the neigh. botohood, and a watch was fet on Toot to fecure the offenders. The prifoner was feen lurking about the prolecutor's door on the t3th of February, and he was ultimately deteeled after having cut off the pro perty in quettion. He 'toted himfelf to be a lackerer, And that the Profecutor had employed him to froth vat-nil!) the knobs.—yitionnte 7 lanai i omlin and . .2mtn.l PrarfOn were found guilty of dealing a quantity of cloth the property of Mr. Pearce, a tailor, in Long.acre. The prif..ners were journeymen eirrployed by the PrAlcutor at 275. per week, and the , property was entrufted to them to make up. They were fentencsd to be imprifoned fix months in the Houle of Coreetlion. On Thurfday laR, in the Recorder's Court, Dub in, Thomas . Fallon was indieed, tried, and found guilty, cf only a common affault (the law would not have it otherwife) on Eliza Buller, a decent young woman, by pouring a bottle of aqua forth over her back on the night of the 3d intl. in confequence of which the Hill remains tinder furgical care, and her life by no means fife, under a threatening mortifica• Om.. Several articles of genteel attire, filch as a tilt: velvet brintiet, &c. were exhibited in Court, all molt reduced to tinder. He c•infelfed the crime af.er being apprehended, offered terms of accommodati which he had the preftrniption to renew in Court hut they were indignantly fpurned at. He was fen tenced accordingly to imptifonment for two years in Newgate, fined 5o marks, and to procure I . :entity to be of the peace for frven yea! s , hitittelf for 2col. and two furcties in tool. each. Saturday fe'nnight, John Neilf ,, n and Thomas Watlin were committed to the tolb , loth of Dum. fries, on fulpicion of having► been concerned in a late forgery cf 51. notes of the Bank of Scotland. Early on 'l'uefday morning the following convieli wete removed, under a ftrong guard, to Woolwich, there to be put on board the hulks, and to remain till a veITA is prepared for their tranfportation to New South Wale*, viz. —John Eaton James Anfell, John Sudbury, ',Claim Clifford, Walter Hilder, James Waters, John Fenner, Philip Sleager, John Williams, John Evans, Jofeph French, George Wllion, Wil liam Franklin, Chatles Cnckett, and John Anfell. 1/111111F.R.—On Sunday the 3iR ult. a female in the capacity of cook in a refpettable family in Man. chefler, was, in the abfence of her mailer and mil trefs, who were at chapel, delivered of a child, which, urn their return, was difcavered dead. On Monday fall, Mr. Nttnal, the coroner,. proceeded upon an enquiry (which had been delayed by the I affixes), and after an inveftigation, which laded from eleven in the morning until fix in the evening, in the entitle of which an eminent furgeon was examined, the Jury pronounced a verdia of wilful murder againfi the mother, and a min, who at prefent appears to be aeceffary to the fa& Friday latt Simon Gorier, who was convilted at the late Exeter affixes, for forging and uttering a deed of gift, purporting to be under the hand and teal of Rd. Adams, with intent to &fraud Samuel Wilmont and his infant fon, was executed, purfuant to his len ience, nn the new drop over the county ganl. He behaved with arefignation becoming hi" unhappy fate, but perfifted to the lA, that he was innocent of the crime foe which he was fentenced to die. His account of the tranfallion was briefly this :—that Mr. Adams, who lived at Taunton, was a pedal banger to him ; that a (ketch of the deed was brought to him with a 'lamp to copy ; that after he had done it, he was re quelled to fee it executed, which he confented to; that the man who perfonated Mr. Adams, executed it in the nfual way ; and hereceived half-a-crown for his trouble ; that he was ignorant of any intention of fraud in the tranfaainn. In this declaration he has uniformly perfifled fince hi, condemnation. After receiving the facra:nent, he repeated, as he had a foul to be laved, that he was an innocent man.' He has left a wife and five children to deplore his un timely end. Previoufly to the forgery being dike vered, this unhappy min refided at Combmarttn, and followed the protelliqn of a fehoolmaffer. LIGHT BR AD.—A baker, who has for a confider• able time fold cheap bread in the Ward of Cripple gate Without, was on Saturday brought before the Loan Marna, at the Manfion Houle, by the Inquell Jury, for expoting to fate 38 quartern loaves, fereral of which wanted three ounces of the flandard weight, and others lets. He siledged in his defence that he had been fitpplied with had flour by a miller, who was engaged in the bofinefs w ith him, and that the deficiency was to be a ttribut e d to It appeared, however, this was out the fill time he had been deteaed in felling bread fh , ,rt vt v eight, upon which the Lord Mayor, after rervin.litt him that 44 honefty was the belt policy." fi•irri a•. 6 an ounce for the whole ddiciency, whit;. w 9t 4 °one:, and ordered the bread to be dist • •i : : t. ;Lc p r of the paritb in which the offent c.4l;;Litscd. HAVING dedicated my!eif to the tinily, and teen gratified by the n' ft confislerahle pridilee In that firm h which I thou4t tvoper to (islet, I truft that I fr-ave not mare led employed my titre than thole who in tht exten!ive odd the profefhon, are OCC.I:i011:11 it:tooled in uncettainty. snis ao• always semis] that !steer's w!;;..fs is aoloired f y cm.rent=ting ;ha intending prayer to (me et3i, difnedo.s. The difeafes of 1)11311.11 Y "cculiar'y chi/re ktor for tf• bring with them a train of e.ine,itcltant frtiptoo.s . by 1 i^ preffion of all vital e nter-y, eitittimee ftraf iit!eo-ntv etntlite-eil Whether they atife foes' t:r...valt.r...e ;lit) t xamole. ob , et.s.lruz rive hahlts of fehool.try., or the fe4o.. t eee,is e.firi l merti sF quire the moll ent!untio ptttfefiinnvi foal ; ;at tot tux igaorance of unNiucatea men, the tymptoms arc at:graveled: ant the coca laden is dearnyed. A. a MIIYIBER of the ROYAL c0.,:...rt-,rof SIJRO FOrslF l I groomd my pretensions na mutat-4v of c.!iie ation ; and r,,,a:••iny every privilege to praAice I "col tnvil-if csnit;ed tr. that cono,"enre with which I balm hitherto been co lii.e , Ply honoured. I •in the Get fourations of hvivl wtatoe'a, early apulleati:lr prevent the mitsmity of 3 de: "tame hit whet,- ti • ferrt, !erms a cor.ftiou'nes is! Os- env:artiness of the v'ee r ' , 47! enticed hss rs'sfortu.ne, Is fearful of the contempt or , r,D:UI , ut \,5 family pb76cian and broods over his inErmity with ea cot eeshnlvt, it ea.& be tatisfactory for him to be allured tot oafs. of capability of treatment. but a!rn of the mon Inctois'N'e ircr:rv. And in recent Venereal Comrlaints it is rotrill: to previsnr danger or dlitrefs ;in the moil comolicated cafes It is to; t:':re meat of esclufive experience in this Ime to efe,2 a .'a'e, certai, sand fpcedv re-A.ll,ll4mila*. now- t& akla.un age o. this experimce to tee arekher fez sch, are uBl e 4 with any kind of DP 5l: iTY, of ary fymnroms o• VFIVRREAL arta in ..11 C 34 1 .3 the terms ot retou menden are Pit-. 1 on the fill interview. Pat :nu. in the country are espe4ed hi ineore a Bank note, ar are melted to fpeeify their age , n?. manner cr living. MAW UIN ;JR.P.E, MemNle of the Royal College of &weans to London Ne s 9 Amadei-greet, Strand, neat tar A CANT/ and MOST FTlMBT.V.rizreNotn r. T •' rE at PINCi BECK MARSH, near SI'ALDLFU, N. SHIRE. TO BY SOLD BY AUCTION—ry Mr. sTtw.A.PT, At Carrawty's Cnifee-houfe, Exchange Alley, Corn` ill. on Wed. nefilay, May :It, 180 s, at Twelve o'Clock, by ord.:: of the fleet: of Mr. Graham Wilkinfon. a ranl:-;:r, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE called SHOTBOLT's FARM. at Spalding, lincolnOtire,confirog of S rent). Aer. (be the rare more or lefs) of rich At ab!e ;re !. a':d. with •!le lan Iloufe, Barns, Stables, and tituge in the molt pleafatit part of the y, and fwirel molt &Swabia. The Land hang above be I .cv i !!'r Conn ty, is cot Hit& to be Bonded a::y th- Year. The ; Is now lett at the very low k.- 1 or 9 -•1 1 ...e Annum, to Mr. Randall. "Fenant at Will,lon • fur u. he web wo th :I.e improved rm . of r 2.01. The 1.20;1i. i;; tit, very be.lt elate of eul- Alfu Two FreeLold the l'a if, Church of Pinchbeck. . . 1 he Eltate to he vien•ed by leave of the Treat. (vett Pirtic-lArs of ! the Whle li rt, Lincoln; Nick 71. ,1 1. ; Hun t ing.fint ; Argel, NorthamptA) G. 1% . 37z, Ozford•ilmtt ; at G.:rrov.r... Cofr.r hour,.; ot . Stewart, at his Aticliun bany Honk, 1.o:!domi • rBEFtioLD rsTATF...; NU. TO BE sot .1) BY Aticytoy—'i. i Mr sTEwAP At Mr. enri - ger's the Seven Fooircray, oo I ioirftar, May z. at . 1w •Ivt o'..2l•ielt, in Six Lott,i• j order of the Adn•i- nifiraror of the I ttr Mr. Cot ton. I AULY fmAll Fifsf f.FrArrs, in the nunt parr of li-nt, nul -- MP— f rom Lon. (10. n, on the Maidttone Ro:1•1. confining of Fiv - • d l'ou'rs and Gard.nc, and a froall riere of ,:r od, and St u...ted in the VuhlF.c Street of 1-no!f, r.”-, the wool.- 1,1 t .. go d 'renews at will, at very low Rctrs uou wl . l 1w p Ir. rtdnrh w••rria the aftentiqn of Gentlemen who may be tt-tirou, of hri: of Inttli Frxhoids. Tube viewed, with !care or the Tenvit. by Corpinger, at the Seven Star. In.:, Foot.c..ity, likcwde at the BAL, at Ol e ; q I !... 01, Roe', r ; Bull acd George, Dartr I .; • • Tr , Wr White Hart, Bromic)? ; CalUe, ElthAnt ; of Mr. kV rr , lieiror. Fe‘or.. fdam ; and of Mr. Stewart, at his Auction Romna, or:solitc baiy•houre, Piccadill SHAKSPEARE GAI.I.Fit V, TO BE S 01.1) I Y rioN—ls? Mr. STEW \ RT, On the Prenuilt. , s, May 16. at war.: o';'6a•lt, by Order of the Proprietor, without rt. 1, rye. THE VAltuilbie anti rn.,ii ▪ +hie LEASEHOLD Es CATE, and Cal)ital • d the -VIA I{• , PEAP GAI.LI-4SY, 64 year , 0. the Leaf,: to ex2irtd, at a v.-ry oold,t,te t;rtoind P. , _rt. Ihe pit miles at.. spacious in strut, and to vie molt comp!. to flat.- of repair, no expellee 1..-ving it,., n coated by the L t Proprik:tors for that pu-pore. The fituation i•tru'y defins able. bei..a one of the Gra. in tI t, t;reat VI( tropolis. and partku istly well adtpted for the exh;;U:i. , nof :Ley articlesconntded with the Arts, Corporate flodios or C:mmani.:4, who may went eaten. fivt: oremift s, and a public rtfpvdtthle ir.uat;on. Particulars, B.:c arc now ready for d •liyery. and may be had at air .ilialsfpsarc Ga:lery; Carraway's Coffee-hold,: ; and of Mr Stewart, at bis Audio^. Pooras.nryofi , c Ahar.y hoes-. I'..cadillY7 tcAINTINGs to Iid.USIRAir, the IVOR Ka of OUR IMMORTAL BARD, TO BF SOLD BY AUL' I . loN—fil m e . si'LwART, On the Preirifes, the Shtd- ficeate Gallery. ,all, t 6, and two tollowing 1).1y Twelve k, Order nt the Pro pr.e•or, without relerve "k 'HE No 51:: and Valt:aYe C^ l .lcil;on of PIC,- TURPS, illuaratlve of the Works Maur Immortal Bard This truly rational ailemislage contains the (holy-ft productions of our molt celebrated Britifti Arcifts, and is nut only it:Mir:nice of the Works of our great Puet, of our own Country...— The lovers of the Drama, in this collection. will be highly grati fied in intlicg the Artifts have done fuch anc;clc }cßic^ to the idea and fancy of the Asrivor—the ma•cuts of Hildnrical Pair-ings will find a grand relation, itinftr,:tive of the moot menhirable events which hay , happened in the Brififh Empire. '1 he whole collection reflcdting the greateft honour no the public fpirit and talte of its late Propri , tors. the Mcffri. i 1 edells. ' The Fxhiliition Rooms will he operad for one Month previous to the Sale, being tl:e lalt time the Puolic ran ever have of vicw . ing this as an entire Colledi•in ; deer:l:five Cr:cloves will them he had at the Shakfpeare Gallery ; and a.: Mr. ftcwart's Audiurt Rooms, oppofite Albany Houle, Piccadilly. TO THli I,ADIES.—DIXON'S ANTI MMUS PILLS, For Bilious and Gouty Diforders, Nervous find Sick Head Achy. Hatulencies, Heart- burn. &c. (P4tronifed by the Royal Family and molt of the Nobility ) TN Addition ta the iv:Taberot Letters Mr.Dixos has A received, is the f from Capt. Lloyd, cif the Guards: " !He Cattle, H iverfordwcft,Sontn WAcs. fcb 24, itc3. " Capt. Lloyd reams his co ispliments to \Tr Dixon,(lthonelt not perfonally acquainted with him), would cake it as a favour if he would fend him lour or five Boxes cif lil• --tit a. (*ion as he pc. filth , can. Mrs. Lloyd who ha. alway. Veci the ‘ledicine, is vow pregnant, and very unwell ; and we cannot rot them any when in this county, teither at I laverfordivett nor cat marchcn ; the near crt play, they are fold at is Briltal. For the great I...rvice they have beep tit Mrs Lloyd, as welt as Coigne! Illfhoup and ail his Fancily, Capt. Lloyd feels it his d.ry to recommend whercvcr gries,sodhe really thinks it Mr. Dixon would mc;r - i 4 c• force perfons as Vi cedersin chi. Councv it would he a herant to the comtnuo,:y " Disoo's Anfibilhois are fold wholelde Arad rer:-'I at Cl. fig and Edo I r'a. No . 4 C"rTler of Pat, rno!!, molt M,dieinc Veriders in the United Kingdoni,ifi boxes at as.yd, and hs. c icha TO THO;AAS TAYLOR ESQ , !WAR SIR, N. 9, Bridge-an:et, London. f FEEL it a ditty incumbent npnn me, to inform you of the very great and cx.raorditary Lure I have received front your invaluable K PA' FENT PILLS. Ahnut IWO years aro I Wl+ atl:LCked tO•h a VI:IS At. o.nrs.which I trevel rather (lightly ter `tote time. hot the Dif -3t !mirth fprea.iing all over my Btuly, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty. but their aCittance afforded I only temporary relief- 1 went trough various Courfes of Saliva tion. and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. Ibe Ulcer; that fyread all over my !int1 . ..., rap. dered foe a complete Obledt, fo that my friends defpaired my recover.. When brought tot his fit watinn, I cnnii•iescd death as hies itabk, hut a relation of mine o: , uncruingupon the wary Cates in which.' our rills loth itecc,r,!..l, I Wall it I'uced to try a box et them, which I thought gather tali, rod me, and by perfeverattcy for two or three months, and' (Atm./log your Dircdions, I cape rimeetlat e moat unaccountable I:.cla:.viun ti ont Pin, the Sord. gradually Cohlidlog; I am now, I.( rfeCtly feCOVere I anal walking out daily : I ' - f•a• one more box, wliche. think cautious to take. wilt:P.l'l:4i nay is :it!: hi its orginal Oat,. It ia with: he molt Ilearticl-ratl•acle that I fuhfcribe Gr yo , rmue_tobli,tes hunttik :el vant., l'lt RSOW. I)Cat:ft ate, Manchelter, Jrly 1. r" or. P. S. Forth. public hemtlt I do :tot R to the shove being pun fhed, but leave you to at as y lvttcritidgmcnt diar.te. Prroored and Sold by the Sole 1 1, i:tit-it:tor, THOMAS TATLOS, M.:m!ii.r of the Roril College ro L4ll;loP,at No. 9, Now.Bridge-nreet When:, atter a cord Lint reGilitKe of more than thirty-fix year*, in a preelicr partictila:ly directed the Cure of N'erereal CoinMoirti, , he; which men of his Profs:Mon Pmu:d always ohl, o be • himself, the :Asir': aml alr:itonce he Irmtuitotily a,imininer• to p-rfor• v:king thin Me-lie::,,:, wiii be .:teemed, le• e.dectniax as ar odrantage fcldom to !it • • ' goity..--Alfo Sold, 1)y hi • Ari•-•")•:i• thou licitly. at ttinuoree. et I' it fir 'se, the Liin.oroogh's, No. 7, Filh-lireet.• Nit% `t •d No t, Clio... Row, Little Tower H ill; . bri (te. I•ldiotroish ; : M .••i• pool r• r Atkinfou's Mar chtel , ; ofee , confulerible Timm in Grrat•Britaii: ay.! it 1:c C. • a oril as: 9d. ach. tealcd up with full are pi Perilous of either sex may Cure thobiliulwis with Ea:), Siecsd, se c racy. aml Satlit". 1T) .void ,1 o'. Dt, fr. r:le co, c,n;rnr:• of , ct. Alhan's- nYlnt.:-"•.-it ilk j Vt r• 1.01 , r+l rig Ahernor,t !t•i.lt I , .;•I 1: `. Mt 1. •rA a in sv, ry I.ONLYIN : Prin• , d and l'u:dial,..l;,y a' tertniry •place. Lainlieh ). at th.: ci.tk •)r. it r, 1, . ttrect. l'u:lllated alio at the STAs Ur. le h:, D'VIDENDS. April Edward Carrht, late 1311:nuth, Lincolnihire, fadier, dealer and chacman, at eleven, at the New King's Head, 1.0,th April 30. Samuel Bradley, of Holborn, bliddiefel, vielualLr, at ten, as Guildhall, Lond9n April 30. Edward Hallam, the younger,late of Bury St. Edniti • d'a, Suffolk, chyrullt and drugglft, at eleven, at the Bear and Crown _ _ - . Inn, in Ipfveich. April 30. George Rural, of Birmingham, merchant, at eleven, at the Hotel. Temple-row, Birmingham. April 3c, Joreph Brnnka. of Liverpool, porter-brewer, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April SAmuell CAR ell and Walter Powell, of Leonhard area, London, hauliers and copAren re, at ten at Geei:dlialL May 1. Edward Newlovc. late of Great Drifficid, Yorklhire, vintner, at eleven, at th 'ricer. Beverley. May t Rickard Rowe, of the patifli of Grarchciter. ems!), idge fhire. nut-CH-man and gardener, at eleven, at the Birdbolt Inn, St. Andrew s•firect,Camhritige. May a. John Gill, of Nahum, Vorkihire, draper and taydir, at eleven, at the White Horie lon, Cnppergate. York. May A. John Edwards, of Be rfing , nn, Oxfurdthire, miller, at ten, at the Lamb Inn:Walling: :rd. Berks. May A. Michael Cullen, 01 Liverpool. trio-chant, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Pai.o..krii area, Liverpool May 3. Thontal Emerton, late LI Stony ftratf rd, Bilekin . ghans- fhire, grocer, a• et wen, at the Cock Inn, Stony-Strattord. May 4. William Harris, lye of Drury lane, Middlefez, woollen• draper, at ten, at Gni ldhtl. May 4. Thomas fleal.y and John Hallett, of Little A`tnen•ftreet, liolborn, Middlefex cnachmakers, a• one, at Gii klh .14 May 4. John Brook Knight. late of Camomile Rivet London, cordwalner, at ter, at Guildhall. May 4. James Fumell, of the Kent Road, Camherwell, Surrey, fall monger, at ten, at Guildhall. London. May 4. Lawrence Smith, of Portfmouth, llama, draper, at one. at Guildhall. London. May 4. Benjamin Townfend aid Benjamin Hartley, of OW Change, London, kather Calera, at one. at Guilith :11 May 4. Chartc4 Welton and Robert Welton. of Fofter.l.ane Cheaptlde, London, warehoufcnien, and copartners, at ten, a. Guildhall. May 4 t-olomon Simeins, of Lynn, Norfolk, filverfm:th and j:w eller, at one, at Guildhall, London. May 4. John Grath, late of Dean ftreet, Shadwell, mfter mari ner, at ten, at Gullhall. May 4. Nicholas De Saint emit, of Horner m, near HackneY. Middlefes, coll merchant. at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 6. David Etthilt, of Kingflon aeon-Hull, draper, at eleven, at G•aildhail, May 6. William Green, of Romford, Effex, linen-duper and La berdafhrr, at elryen, at Guildhall. I.omlon. May 6. John liptrap, of WlateLli,,pc:, Midtaefe.x, eir.inzp, at eleven. at Mlty 7. John yriee, of Pinfbur^•fquuare, London, merehint, at tett, at jtuldhall. May 7. Rt.ltert Ring, of St. John'a-Lne, pariah of Ft. John, CI sr kenwetl. '.lidllefex, vintner, at ten. at tittild%-11. May 7. James Pnzartl, thc eider, Letitia Fogani ant! Imes Fo. zard, the younger, of Park-lane, Middlefex, liable kaerers, at ten, at Gitildltall. May -. Jrho Parker. or Fod:atry, Glnucteetfhire, mercer and draper, at t‘el, at the Ge,xite. Inn, in Bewdley, Woreefterfnire. May 7. Michael Richolcl, c 4 Brighthelmflone, Sufa.x, wine merehatit. at tett, at Guildhall. London. May 7. Joferh Smart, of Wolverhampton. S•affordlltire, hnokfel ler and Rationer, at two, at the George lon, Bewley May 7. William Walker, of Chaneery-lane, Mie.dlefex, t ube, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 8. Jnhn Ovens, of Cardiff. Olamorganfbire, tanner, at eleven, at the Cardiff Arms Inn, Cattiliff. Ma..). Charles Hancock, (a' tionreaftle, linc9lntltire, tailor, at deem, at the Bell Inn, Honic,llla. 1 BIRTHS. Sunli7, in Curaberland place, the Ccrmtefa of Chatlemont, of a daoghter. • On the Rth Inn in W. lheck-Rreet, the Lady of Wyrley Birch, Efq. of Tolea on, R titlindfliire, of a fon. The Lady of Knapp, Surgeon, iimpton-row, of a daughter. Saturday, at Li, honk in Charlotte Rivet. Portland place, the I.ady of H. J. - De Michele, Efq of a daughter. NIA RR IED. At Calcutta, on the ath of hit May, James Money, rt . , ' to Mils Eliaa Ramos, fecond daugfater of Henry Ramus, Fro of the fame place; and on the 7th of the fame month. Wigrarn Money, Bail. to mir s A nne Campbell, third dinght,:r of Sir Jaoars Caanpb.ll. Tuefday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-fqvare. Sir Drum mood Smith. Bart. of Tring-park, to the II an. Lady Sykes. LA week, at Cambridge, Mr. Barret, Eookfeller, to Mifa Martin. of Spinney Abbey. • Saturday lA, a• St. Panes, Mr. fleorgr Mansfield, of North place, Cray's Inn-lane, to Mils Filkitr;n•n, of Sourer:-roan. It. Beffati, Carafra Manly. 63d Loot., to Mil': Crawford, daugh ter of Hugh Crawford. merchan:. - 1W I), thnthlay laR, after a 4 -t Dint f.. at his houff in Sonth-ftrcer, Finn)Ur!, Samuel Wort ytnn, Ff-,. Is.e of I,fFries (mare Monday night, at hisWils, at Welt Fed, in Surrey, the Earl of Tyretwm el. aged 54 years, of an ap9denic hr. His I.mdfhip dying without male i':ue, his title devolves to h s 17.-phena• George Car penter. Ry his Snit wife, I .a.:y Fravers M.irm•rs, Wier of the bite Dyke of Rut and. had no children; by hi. ft eon.% Delaval, daughrtx of l.urd Idelaval, lie has lest an only dynghter, Lady Stifau Carpenter Saturday evening left. at Dchden riTex. after three days illneN, I .a.lv Vincent, wife of Sir Francis Vincent, Dart. and dauLt ter of the Hon 1 ,ward Douyerie, M P. On the nth intl. at Tamwort h. St: :Turd:Lire, Mrs. Wilf,n, aced 60, relidt of the late Captain Y.'iltuu, of the Royal Navy. On the 111 inftant. at Fseter, I.^.ajor Wall.ans Tlrll::ne. of tbn: itft Regiment, youngeß fun of the deeeated . prucs Erikine, dry. of Cardrofs.