Star. — London, England, 1808-03-28 00:00:00

Messrs. Trist and Largue, -Masters' Niatei, of that oar; tM for mer 4 " 1 " w hom having I'lmA fora I.ieu4 Pant, aad hi.i-g strongly recommended by Captain Yen for his general good coLduct, have appointed to act as Lieutenant oat board his Majesty's ship Alfred (in the room of another Mutat in a prize), in . o eder to I mark ms approbation of his. onduct on this particular ocsaisicia ; aad which, I have no doubt, their Lards' ips wilt AA duly ;ap preciate, by promotie. , Mr. Trist to that rank he appears, in my opinion, justly to desersv. I have time homier to bc, &c. (Stitnt'd) c. etervosi. 1-lis Majesty's Ship Confiance, at Anchor s off the Taos, kcli. 14, Inos. Sin--Having been informed of a teporl at Lisbon that the frussian squadron were about to sail, I last night sent thA.4teelistai jelly-boat under the order s of - Mr., Rober=t Trist, Master's Mate, accompanied by Mr. Largue, Master's-Mate, to row guard in the month of the Tagus, when Mr. Trist perceiving a French gun-vessel :at anchor Mule Fort St. Pedro, between Forts rc.len; and St. .lulien ; he. instantly boarded in a most gallant manner, and after an in. effectual recistaace on the part of the enemy, captur e.' her. Si e proves to be la Cannonier, No.'l, com manded by Alonsieur Gaudolphe, Ensign de Vaisseau, mounting one twenty-four-pounder and two brass si pounders, with one hundred stand of arms, and fifty men. Great praise is due to Mr. Trist and his small party for the intrepidity they displayed, when it is considered our boats had only sixteen men in all, op posed to such superior force under heavy batteries, and were hailed and fired at long before they reached her. I therefore beg leave to recommend Mr. Trist (having passed for Lieutenant near twelve months). Mr. Trtst speaks of Mr. Largue in terms'of warm ap probation, as also of Mr. Taylor, the Carpenter, and all the seamen and marines of the party. I • ani, happy to add, it was accomplished without any loss on our side. The enemy had three killed and nine badly wounded. I have, &c. (Signed.) J. L. YEO. MILITARY PROMOTIO NS. WAlt-OFFICE, hIARCIII 26. 7th Regiment of Foot—Lieutcnant General Richard Earl of Cavan, K.C. to (;ulsisie‘ vice General Bettie., 89th Ditro—Generi Aliw.m7: - .e is. rile to be Colonel, vice Lieu tenant 'General Whitelocke, cashiered by the sentence of a Ge- neral Court Martial td West India Regiment—l.ieut. General Eyre Power Trench to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Cavan. Sth amison Battalion—Major General Colin Campbell to be Colonel, vice Lieut. General Trench. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, hIARCH 23. Corps of Royal Engineer Gentleman Cadet Aleiander,Brown to be Second Lieutenant, vice Coflyer, promoted. Dated.reb. 1, 1206. ' Gentleman Cadet Loyslly Peake to be ditto, vice Harper, pro moted and Gelallinan Cadet Anthony Emmett to be ditto„ vice I'vc4zn, promoted. Dated Feb. 36, 11408. ecimd Lieutenant James Vetch to be First Lieutenant, vice Har ding promoted. Dated March 1, 1208. Second Liet , tenant Archibald Walker to be ditto, vice Huste, prordoted. . Second Lieutenant William Forster to be ditto, vice John Roils Wright, promote& 1 Second lieutenant Sherburne WiMums to be ditto, vice Lewis, promoted. All.ilated u above. Commission signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Worcester. Dudley Volunteer Infantry. Joseph Wainwright, f e .sq. to be Lientenaut-Colonel-Conunan dant ; and Thomas Hawkes, Esq. to be Major. Dated March 14, IW%. Commission in the Ist or Western Regiment of Suf folk Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Major Ceorze Wollaston to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Parker, promoted. Dated Fcb. 1,. 1888. trat,ton in the Gazette of 30th January, 1808. North Ifaute Regiment of Militia. For .Charles BarreU Coles Gokt. to by Ensign. Dated January .19. - 11979, Reid Chitin Barren 0.44, Gent. to tie Lierteaut. Dated Ja •ristary 19, 1109. • BANKRUPTCIES 'ENLARGED. May 17. Alexander .hull and Nathan Davis, of Little. Carter - 4ne, Doctor's Commons, London, warehousemen, dealers, 'ehapriten, and partners, at:ten, at Guildhall. Isfay 'l7. • John • Merrifield, of Grantham, Lincolnshire, money acrivener, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at the George Inn, Grantham. . . April lb. Robert Williams, of N 0.126, Orford-street, Middlesex, straw hat manufacturer and furrier # ton, at Guildha ll . BAI4ERUI;ES. George Baker, of Tatfield, Durham, ipiiit-merchant, dealer and cliaptrian, to surrender April 9, at ten, April• 22, and May 7, at eleven at the house of William Hardy, innkeeper, Bishopwear mouth: Durham. Attornies, Mr. John Elstob. Catherine-court, Seething-Lone, London ; or Mr. Hutchinson, Bishopwearmouth. Francis htLean, late of Tower-street, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 29, at one, April 9, at ten, and May 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Collin,. and Waller, Spital-square. John Green, of Kingston -upon-ILA!, flax-dresser, April 5,6, and May 7, at eleven, at the 1)og and Dwit, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-ureet, London ; or Mr. John Anderson ' . Kingston-upon-Hull. Nathaniel Peach Singer, of Westbury, Wilts, common-brewer, dealer and chapriian, April 20, •21, and May 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Frome Sehvood, Somerset. Attornks, Mr. Gilbert Room, Frome Sehvood ; or Mr. Ellis, No. 65 ' Hatton Garden. fi bert Core, of Bristol, hat-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, March .tt, at two, April 12, and May 7, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. George Pyne Andrewei, Clare- street, Bristol. William Cockrill, late of Stallingborough, Lincolnshire, salesman, April 5,6, and May 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston apon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Lowudes and Lanibert, Red- Lion-square, London; or Mesars.Turner and Bulmer, Caistor, Lincolnshire. George Smith, of Warnford-court, London, merchant, dealer anal ehapman, April 5,9, and May .7 , at ten, at Guildl.all. Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Angel-court, Throgmorton street, London. George TydarilatE Houndsilltch, London, slopseller, dealer and chapmau, March 29, April 9, and May 7, at twelve, at Guild hall. Atte:riles, Messrs. Collins and Waller, Spital-square. Stephen Morgan and Matthew Readsl..aw Morley, late of Yorks street, Southwark,. Stu-my, hopfactors, dealers, chapattis, anti copartners, March 29, April 9, and May 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Akoek, Boswell and Corner, York-street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. On Malay, at Portstisoutli, - dis Hoii. Mrs. Mills*ova, Liar at Ovals Dasksveasi, Para" Navy. of a daughtere -••- • • PARLIAMENTART PROCEED! G 9. re r • ' • HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 55. The Exchequer Mrs brl, Fording bill, and the annual Indem- I nity bill were %c.v.:rally committed, and the reposes ordered to be rouived on Monday. The Earl of LAUDERDALE, pursuant to his notice, brought forward his propositions for two new standing orders of the House, relating to the renewal tif Patents. The first resolution provided, that in fu tire, all persons applying for Acts to renew their pa.' tents should notify the same three several times in the Gazette, six weeks previous to making such applica tion. The second, that such application should be made two years before the expiration of the original Patent. His Lordship did not mean then to go into the merits or general consideration of this subject, but moved that the same be taken into consideration on Tuesday next ; which motion was carried in the affirmative, without any observations. Lord GRENVILLE adverted to the inconveni ences repeatedly felt from the want of indexes to the Journals fur the last SO years, and also from the little progress which had been made in printing them. He concluded with moving an instruction to. the Stand ing Committee on the Journals to make a report on this subject to the House. Lord HAWKESBURY highly approved of the Motion, and promised the Noble Lord every assist ance in putting the Journals Into such a form as to admit a more easy reference to them. The Motion was then put and agreed to. MR. OMILWICE'S CORNE:PONDENCE. The Earl of DARNLEY, in adverting to the de- j cision of the House on the previous evening upon I this subject, expressed great surprise at the perseve- 1 ranee of Minister,: in refkisinz to produce.. these Pa pers, which had h. en already laid before the other House of Parliament, in consequence of an applica- fon similar to that made by his Noble Friend , (the' Earl of Sueblk) on the previous evening. The pro- I action of these Papers he considered would be at tended with con ,iderable convenience, and perhaps prevent much discussion and misunderstanding, as he understood they ct ntained the best possible de fence for the late conduct of Ministers. The crder of the day for the third reading of the Orders in Council Bill being read, Lord AUCKLAND moved an Amendment, to the effect of leaving out the whole of the Preamble ; adducing, in support of the Motion, the same consi derations which he suggested in the Committee. . Lord BATHURS'F resisted fii, briefly referring to what had already - occurred, as a reason for not going a g ain at any length into the discussion of the grounds on which the preamble stood. Lord GRENVILLE contended, that the Pre amble was formed on an assumption of filets which would be proved on oath to he in every respect false. He entered into the details of the Orders in Council, and argued that their injurious effect had already been felt in every branch of our commerce. Lord HAWKESBURY asserted that the Pre amble was, in all its parts, founded in truth. He also maintained, that the great body of commercial men approved of the system which had been adopted to counteract deep-laid schemes of the enemy for the destruction of our trade and manufacture.s. Ti:at some branches of trade and manufacture had conside rably suffered he was ready to adelit, but denied that this was to be ascribed to the Orders in Council. Earl GREY arraigned the of the new com mercial system, and particularly the precipitation with which it hatl i been hurried through both Houses, in consequence of which, both-would exhibit die sin gular scene of hearing petitioners after the measures agaiw which they petitioned were already disposed oE The Motion for the Amendment was then put and negatived. Lords GRENVILLE and AUCKLAND then re-proposed all the amendments which they had pre viously moved in the Committee, and all of them, wits more or less discussion, were rejected. Upon the last amendment proposed by Lord . Ancl;- land, after much discussion a division took place, when there appeared, Fur the Amendment, contents, 19—Non -contents, 52—Ma jority :M. The Bill was then read a third time and passed. At one o'clock the House adjourned until Monday. March 29. Robert Cornet., ofTilow Gravelolane, Middlesex, slor seller, at one, at Guildhall. March 29. ChristopbarGreengrasa; late of Purleigb, Essex, shop keeper and baker's% eleven, at Guildhall. March 29. William Watts, of.Cmdc-lane, Southwark, leather skewer, ct e'even, . . March 28. Robert Watmougts and Robert Williamson Clapham, both of Liverpool,soarbi, *it and nhancUers, and copartners, at one, at. the Globe imern;UVerpocd.. Marsh SS. Themnaa Fonith, ,of Mawlinday, Lancashire, tanner at eleven ' at the Bear's Paw, Wigan. .• m arc h 30 siud 31. Robert MOM% of ' Halifax John Svraine, of okJrcoat, Esiveard Swathe, of ,Loodon Hannalf Swaine of'Ha= uf,„ ; j o u•ph Swains, of Halifax, B,nce Henry ltarnsbotiman, of Bradfore!,Vorkiddre, merchants, manufacturers and coparusersi; at ten, at die White Swan, Idaliffx. . . March 28. Richard Parr, of Woonton, Herefordshire, timber merchant, at eleven, at the Cr hound Inn, Hereford. March 28. Robert Roberts, of • merchant, at eleven, at the Globelavern,Liverpool. m art i a n, William Trayeer, .of Jefinyowtreet, Westminster, tailor, deskir and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. March 29. William Sandford acrd Josiah Box of Salford, Lama shire, ders and c9partner s , at'llsree.,* the Spread. Eagle loss, kdancheater. March 19, Robert Preyed, of. Brick-lane,Spita*kb, 3liddle at um, at cuildhalL • . • 1 • On the 1.3 d ipst. in his 77th yetrOlit • itcv. Samuel Smith, I.L. D. Prebendary of Westminster, fornselly malsserof Wear !Milner School, which situation he filled upwardsof S 4 yews. On the 14th inst. mitts . itoMie NeWnati-street, the litev. Philip Du Val, D. - 1), ant of the Canon of Withista, 4 if Twickenham, Fellow of thy Royal and -Antiquarian Soeledfdry' • On the dd instant z at Beau:nerd, in the island of OssernMlllo Peter Dohree, Psq. in his 86th year—he was the oldest monitor ef. the Society fur promoting Christian Knowkdge, Laving been a subscribe:rib tkst Institutiori upwards of 60 yenta. l'e:stirday ssiossilsht, in Prune's-street, Liverpool, Mr. Alex. Cow, priatr.r, L ved about 49. t BY AUCTION. • •• EGAAM. • • • Valuable rßittlibt.D . lma .COPVHOLD f.STATEIj . By Messrs.. HO GO ARt and PH I ILI PS,' • (Successors to Mr. 8,41 rn), At the Catharine Wheel inn, Egham, on Vsrednesday the 6th of Aiwa, at our o'clock, in lots, ABOUT 87 Acres of rich. FREY-114W) and Cory wan I.a ND, situate in the Parish of F.gliam„ can ;Tagus to Staines, divided into various parcels in the common field, with rich meadows adjoining, and in Runney Mead, boundeclin part by the turnpike road, in the several occupations of the Rey. John 'Lip trott, Messrs. Jones, Mackason, Puckeridge, and Lunghurst, at old low rents, and land tax redeemed. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Henry Sinunonds, F.ghzm ; of whom particulars may be bad ten days previous to the sale ; at I the Bush, Staines; King's Head, Egham ; Castle, Windsor ; Red I.ion, Hounslow _ at Garraway's ;of Mr. Goalmond, Solicitor, New Bridge-street ; Messrs. BlaxLiasd and Son, No. 12, and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. et, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. - - 15osr onry BONDS FOR .e 20,000, AMPLY SECURED. By Messrs. HOGGART 14 PHILLIPS, (Snecessors to Mr. Saul's) At Garraway's, on 'flterstlay, the 14th of April, at Twelve, lis Ten Lots. POST 0131 T BOllDS—amounting to £ 20,000, chard and amply secured on Luta:led landed Estates, pre sent Reveal which is .1212,0tal per annum, entirely uninctint beret', payahle on the demise of a Gentleman :g -d sti ytars, pro vided a healthy private Gentleman, residing In the country, apsl 32 years, shall snrvive Particulars may he had six days previous to the sale: at Garra way's; and of Mears. llogart and Phillips, 61, B:oad-street, Royal Eachauge. • EREl:latieb 'v 11.1.e5, I'I.EAet,P.E GROUNDS, Ais.D LAND, ENrIEI.D. ' By Messrs. IiOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Ssterti), At Carraway's Coffee House, Coruhill, on Thursday, April . lA, at Twelve, unless an acceptable offer is in :he mean time rune by Private Contract, -A SELECT subsantial FAMILY HOUSE', ii&tfect on a cheerful Lawn, on the South side of the Chace, near the Bridge, Enfiuld, th* evidence and property of Kdintir.d Adeig.- ban, EN. with nunteroes Bed-chambers ' lofty Dining and Draw ing •rooms, about 12 feet 1 y 17 , hands ome paved Hall, Hope keeper's Room, and Offices of every desciiption, Stendlrg for three Carriages, Stabling for. six Horses, Servants' Rome}, and Out-buildings, a Farm-yard, Dutch Barn, large Kitchen Carder, and lofty walls, stocked and planted. with numerous i'ruit 1 ray; en Orchard, extensive Shrubbery Walks, Ca at, Sloping Lawn, Pleasure Groends, and rich Peddocks, containing torthi r up, warts of et Acres, bounded by the .new Riv.r, and well supplied with fine. Spring Water. To be viewed ten Days preceding the Sale, with tickets only; which, with Particulars, may then be hail of Messrs. lioggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street ; partieulars also of Mr. Leekson„ Salicitor, No. 2, Garden-court, Temple ; at the' Four Swats, Waltham-cross; Greyhound, Enfield . ; Whine Hart, Tottenham ; and at Garraway's. 1 ... _ . . _ . ..___. i A very desirable FARM, FREEHOLD DWELLING -HOUSE, BUILDINGS, and LAND, at the 11:NeldILE STONE on the WARE ROAD. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Stice , -ssors to Mr. SMCVH) At Garraway's Coffee-Iluuse, Cornhill, on Thursday, the 14th of April, at 'Twelve, in Five Lots, by Order of. the Proprietor, Mr. Paul Bevan, who is obliged to leave the Premises, on ac count of his Eng.:gen:Luis in the Coal 'trade, Lot 1. A Li,' A 8 E FIOLD FARM, containing about 109 Acres of Arable and Pasture Land, in a good and regular state of cultivation, lying contiguous to tie High Road at F-uffield Highway, and within a short distance of the River Lea. 2. A Freehold Farm Yard, containing extensive Barn-room, Stabling, Granary, Piggery, and other Out-buildings, in good re pair, Stack-yard, and an Acre of Orchard and Pasture Land. S. A substantial and new built trick Freehold Dwelling-house situate at an agreeable dieance from the highroad, and command ing a beautiful and extensive prospect, with detached Brewhouse and Offices, an Orchard, Kitchen and Pleasure Garden, and about two Acres of I.and on the opposite side of the road. 4. Two Fields of well inclosed and remarkably rich Freehold Arable Land, containing together about is Acres, well adapted for Nursery or Garden Ground. .5. A well built Brick Freehold Cottage, with good Stabling, Cowhouse, Scc. large Garden and Orchard, situate in Hoe lane, a small distance from the high road. These Lots are free frcen Tythe and Land -tax, with low parish rates, forming together - k di sirable and compact Estate, well woirthy the attention -of any person desirous of engaging in agri cult yrs! pnrmits. 0 'rei be viewed by applying at Mr. Pevan's dwelling-horse, and Particulars had ten days previous to the Sale, at the Four Swans, 1 Waltham-cross ; Greyhound, Enfield; of Mr. William Forster, Land Surveyor, 'rottenhatn'Green; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. ! Hojgart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street. .•T ;-"t" tiIING'S PATENT WORM I.OZLNCT.S. WORMS are the most frequent sources of CIA: arena Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and G ua . dian of Children should be acquainted with. 'They occasion loca te ( appetite, a paten:J.ls of the colour of the face, emaciation and,k ra . hate de die Boivels, attended after with violent pains they . bring on con eulsions; they affect the growth of the body,and ths,, pe f orpflital. by coding in a consumption or decay. B o il as 111 ;4 ventive at,tl cure of these alarming complaints, the above excele m loredietne is tiravt.+sally Aimed, on the testimony of the hil t Charades's in drill count ryi both In rank and respectability, to have no equal Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a p e rional kuowled,ge of its wonderful success in their own ftei. liw starnr its merit beyond corApetition, and gives a Lauda' as Of which no orter Medicine of the kind can bout. Parents sad others; whohave the care of children should have this remedy as a fAti til Ms-diciiie to resist to, whenever tite Stomach or &Mar at ehildrel Y ate a.uy way disordered, which It will always be founds relieve.—Sold wholesale awl ratan, at Ching and Butler's, hti,,a . Cheapside,Lotatra ; and retail by must country Veadets. i tt b ui ; at Js. 9d. aid 56: ad. each. lilt FREIII4AN'ti GVITA $4,1 U I'AR I THE•valne • f this (':fallible Medicine h as b een el long proved; that nothing of the prefent day as hea t competition wit kin RU the different ttages of a certain I)iitate4 which it aredtoPPy cures a7d eradiates front the habit, with,* exeitilsg t%e IfiltlMll fettitla .utd caption that attcnd f a k, atkail without debi . -ating the eariticattionlat soy degrte, or eves r e. qtdritte coaffiternent-front beifirefs. at reftrietion in di rt rbi radical of theft: tottfthasbie 'lmps have proved their eisial to public approbation ror nuwe dttn thirty years. lo an the mli t y r.t bath fuzee, they prove a never failing reftwative, g l / 4 , 6 . titer the lk.hility la produesd by too free. aft of Mercury,loo plea!ures, or the ffeets of a Wit/11 erintitt to travellers, lateral 4oirg abroad. Iht y cannot be reeotntnerded vs, 'lr m o ti ' chore who will reolae a fee fpeedy and complete care in ad all Rubber' 1 ; 1 , ev , and ry weak ntfs that aliedtt the hider and rwgi ng gahne By its :!Bracy many Wnrttee, /Int hem* to. then who for years bad bee di' , iic.l of that happi-d, Sold whnleal.: and retail at r. Ruth r's, No. 4, CiespCie.ear. • Piterrntier mw, arld retail by Minn, l'orthisuth;Wtans; hir.dea : Wittig R%ers. l'lymonth Peck, (.41vr11,1111s. v. aesinnald Glarsow simith and Man.lertou. EdinburEls and by airit'cosi..sry rnedicive venders, in b..ttic., at as. N. ta b s wish mini/dirt etir.n.. FOIL RHEOMA*IIS:‘ , 4S,SPRAIN6 S S OPOIIEI.OOC. In the Stamp roti..d each bo.tle arc engrav,d the words" Elie,. bery. No..as s tit. an/ thole without tl.is debt& a are (judoists. • • . . . ('t IF. (tweets of this Medicine , ha. given life tril L rear nstntl•er of c .untirfeits, a. n•.il as to a variety of ' mls oraions, l'fr OCCII. 1.6 illlOl.l. &c. &G. lonia of whits are fo hot awl amts. as sited to excoriate. to mule ar o•ten tie contact the linens ; soil others are to weak as t o bp.af st 4 ifki4l3 :—but this Opudeldoe by its ham t.. n. by tar union of I.lscacy and fifty, will ever maintain hi wowed eminence and Nix , iori:y. Ily its warm, ma t t rat i rg an j ant• r is a leg qu.ela if s, it is a moll excellent remedy forester. • n'.l umatifnic ; and by Ira lire: gthenitie p•.wers. it fpeejity the parts which are adored by louihis arid kraal.; ft is of ;yea kerciee ia cramps, or nutn!.nefs ; in lliftles at weaktefs of jour.; to Aro la pron•nting circulation in the limbs schen Ma rraly le (lair tit in lit rwift• p.nkul.tly ritetersfel ciabb k „. el ultal i,. time. will dieir breaking. but in teta ol• int a liale a it °weld it stiff lyrd in a fpoon, and appilid walla `old cso3y P. N••whery and Sons. bio 4c. St. Baur% 4 dem front the coach rir4y from %It• apfide, Lotail‘n, pi ice 2, M each bet itieludn.il and by their apvititmeitt, by bacon and Ca • /trots! ft•.ect : Wad.. tril 11.4“.1 rt ; Bayley and Ca C.ek• fps, Street ; Ward, Middle rm.:Holborn ; Clarke Borough HO. area, ; itautbit. Boy r ► ir" :Pfety and Start/11.80M Clam& nicd : and Beale, cc nee *if :.ttlgate !Iron. DINO N!S . CIA .EBRATED AN - 111111.10US PILLS. • 'HESE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothe cary, and from their great success in many ostirrate bilious Mee- . uo +llion:roils patients of dist ;onion and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir.Cucsege Warren, Sir Gregory Page Unser, :the Dowager I.ady Say and Sete, the Viscouutess Buikeley, &C. &e. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the appro. bation and sanction of their name. • The &Bowing is a proof of their efficacy 84 Deal Castle, Haverford West, South Wales, Feb. 44,1803. " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Doe: al. though not personally acquainted with* him ; would take has ate. , Your, if fie would send him four or five boles of his Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has a! nays used the Megfo' eine, is now pregnant, and very unwell; for the great serrieetkrp have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bishop and all his Ls mily, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to re.cometend the pills where ever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as •:eniers in this county, It would be a benefit to the coreinurity." The l'ills are fouled to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tore of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventhg crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and flato. lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick head-aches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony d the redundanbile, Intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row, London ; and retail by most country Medicine Venders, in boxes at 21. 9d. ind 6s. each. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. THE Advantage the Public must always derive from regularly educated professional men directing almost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, vas never moat ele:xlv demonsfi-asetithan ‘ lay thrum:sampled success whirls Ir.. at teOded the administration of their new remedy, and the row*. ditiory cores it his parfoometi.- roe a lorg asks of years, Messrs: Ce au ix andeo. - Ourgains, formerly in his Majesty's service, ham made el.? Venereal Disoise tic parciCulair object of their low* Ration, and are happy in having disdoiehed a medicines:Terkel. SUGAR COMMITTEE. mercury in the cure of that r.rotlarnt ; it is sufficient to doom . that the effe•-ts of tit!, minedy at; &metrically opposite to dolls Sir JOHN SEABRIGI-11' gave notice of a motion far Monday, for the appointment of the several County Members to be on the s of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every wellies'. I the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in thsleot Sugar Committee. injure it . ; coustiottion ; on the courrary„ it renovates thasystas nntAcit OF PRIVILEGE, in all its rotund functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates do Lord BINNING rose and stated, that he had seen reports in g'ettion : thus instrad of reducing a strong and vigorous constitto certain prints, purporting to be the proceedings of the Sugar Con- tern to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pm: . !slitter ; to correct suck mistatements, and to set the public serves that cons.itution in iv primitive state, but restart a weak right, he had to state that the Committee had not made any re- and eh Ait-ated nue to its Eatural strength oral vigour. NurchtlO port, nor bad come to any decision as to the prohibition it grain less instarees arc on resent record of the superior efficacy of tbst. in the distilleries ; they had given no opinion on the subject, hut medlitine Rs Inherent and specific virtue . acting. as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, Meth:: proceeding frort an ems we=e engaged in a moat minute andlaborious investigation. It un- , doubtedly was the wish of every Member to come to a decision . 'of coot:gal or i ll icit plersure, or Itomthe more insidious, thank as early as possible, not less destructive, indulgence cf incautious youth of both/ROO The SPEAKER observed, that as the complaint was of a se- i n a certain perticious habit. Amidst the melancholy vari e t f i l dons nature, involving a breach of privilege of this House, the disorders Which an the consequence of this solitary vice. dm" ~. Noble Lord meant perhaps to foupd some proceedings on the same . stone inure offlictiog than that distressing state of debility and e rr at a future period. .1 Nr.kLUABLE PRIIOES, OM and coloured, and framed said ficiency vAtich prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; Sr Lord BINNING pledged himself Co do so. . .) . glued, Brarrings, Sots of Pit-ts in port folios, engraved Cop- unhappy snifsrer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek per Plates, .published and unpublished, &C. Stc. lief. tictil he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to medic .; 1 PROCEEDINGS BY INDICTMENT. 1 By 'PETER COXE, on the Premises, No. 34 , Fleet-street, on life oppressive. To finch persons it must be a consoli n g *A t The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved for leave to bring In a 1 Thursday, the 31st of March, and Three following Days at don to know, that they may now, by a new Inf.:Ade mode at Bill to amend the laws relating to Indictable Offences. Mei' •12 o'Clock, by order of the Admioi..fratrix at Mts. Mac klin, treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessingisl Learned Gentleman stated that by the Act of 26 Geo. 'IL Ma, A deceased, without reserve : strong, manly and vigor/ us constitution. gistrates were empowered to execute Warrants In Scotland for. inn HE Whole Choice find Well.selecteJ COLLEC• In all Cases of d bil • le& • from whatever catcalling. e ay,. CICIICT, offences the same as In Englaod ; the same extension did nut tip- ; .I. TION of WORKS of ART, consistitit of Proofs and la well as In every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Cana ply to Judges' Warcants. It was therefore intended to make-such other Impressions,pfain and colnueed,and frametland glazed,fecm and •Co. mayat he cov."ltcd by patients of either sex wit h the provision, in the present Bill, and also that Bail Bonds take r p r n by 'E ngrav ingsi--• the first Artiste, aft e r favourite subj e cts, hy the . gientest secrecy and honour, their house, No. 107, Hattolo • Sheriffs, and other Officees i at the suit of die• King, should be as- most osteemed miters.; the Importain Copyright c. Various lore- I Garden. Patient.; In the country describing the particsimi i ' dgned over to the Crown. rasting Coopar-plates, beautifully executed, and in admirable pre- ff eir complaints, by letter fist paid, enclosing a Bank note; IA • Leave was given to bring in the Sill, which was afterwards seryation several not yet published ; .and including she Plates of have the necessary medic i ne and advice sent to any p ure of 61 brought in, read a first time, and ordered to be read a second:time the celeb rated Work of the British Poets ; a splendid Whims of • kingdom; No. 107, HattGu Cardoso sin Monday, and lobe printed. . ..7.• I Mackfues Bible, proof impresstru` ts, acpumfanied by the Letter- - r . . LOTTERIPZ. ' poem; various Proofs, F,tehlpgo &c. from ditto; nil the gengine .. TO MORROW . Mr. SCROPE gnu/Ann ...." eio d e ed e made. tat m o n. Drawings by Louthethourg, for the vignettes Of that Pub Cation; Son rises ' • Sun sets Moon sets 4 F respecting battesiesr — ' - , . • - ...r. i ~ , ,: ~ ;, ~,,,.! - . celebrated Views in tiorlt=riand,- Ireland, Wales; COhLtleAand, 37 miau4s a p es , 5 1 23 m i nutes a f ter 61 Itminutss after 9 Ile Irish 'I /XII one elan tbk4 time end pseud. . Occ.-Oltely coloured; * fuw. INalttings and-Des:S . "l49;W 4seses - ' • after •• • • . y ••• - • .. . • . . I valuable Property. • VOLLTCTION car TRZ lIAND TAX. • . • ' •.• 1 ' 1- ' '‘. t " HIGH WAtEtt A,l' I.ONDON BRIDGE. TO-MORROW. • .„.. • mr. ti. WEI.J.,BSLBY beettest brtbe B il l forappointinittsr : .•: ' M-4( be viewed tWo da y s P recedi6 t the Salr ‘ and C i tt akin iel,at • • ""-MOsoting f" - • '.. -k2 minutes alter 1 4 Is. eaal (co be eeturnett to Putchasers), therfliadon triePerzitirses;. 9 lobsionets of the Laid Tax, and for the better collection Of - t S,.: a o i l of h4e. o ne . se. Th regmertee . m ., t, gs bya vßi e ,b,o te ; • sire. React a first little, suit ordered to bs rend a second: thisidliT; Th e epacieekeed.irsity extensive :Leasehold Premises, Holm , _ . Moo day: • • •- • .'• • -• ' .. • ' •' - . •-•''' hoId T Farnham; Piatei.Linen, Chin., sin all Library - of hooka, 2nd AfternooL4 ...:..:-. OS minutes after i'.. A sees 7 variety of private baldness ivas'dispa'sed of and tllie#o4AlteAbets;waibiso4of eta Tnesilay the 6th of Aprilovisich may OA How,: ad ottrnot4 tilt Monday. . • . , • :t+ 411110140015184 Pritididiml and Catalogettli bades above. . e . .. 1 ..: :• t : ~. . : ... Vt . •• w ~. 1:: , : 1 4,44 otea4 •- • -. • •- ,• •'• • • . • •_.. si .s.• • • . _. 'LONDON : Printed and publillied b 7 LEVELACENr, of Div trillory Our, i.airbetk) at the STAII.OIIIO I I No. 1, Catty *ram Patbohila-ti alao It tbalisdis-Orocal *Cemplt-Bat sex, slt HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House were occupied for a conqiderable time in balroflitg for a Committee to try the merits of the Penrhyn Election. Al ter which a call of the House took place, and the names of the absentee Meinhers were taken down. When the Gallery was opened for the admission of strangers at six o'clock, we found the Secretary at War bring ing op an account of the numb , :r of men for which bounty had been charged. The account was laid on the table. .K.-I.AV ENHA M PARK FARM. At the Aa,gel I n, la Beau, on Tuesday, the 34 day of May next, at Four o'Clock In the Afternoon, ALL that desirablg FREEHOLD . ESTATE, =died LAVEN HAM PARK, situate in Lavenhani, ha the County of Suffolk, containing by adrleu.tarrment, of arable, mea dow, and pasture, 460 A. and of Wood I.:tiat, 41 A. together with 501 A. or th ereabouts, now hi the ocansi • ion of Me. Wil liam Keinball, tenant at will; front whom pecoession may bet had at Old Mi;haelnias next. This Farm is divided into well proportioned inclosuris, and has a convenient and well adapted Dwelling-house, Barns, Stables, awl Out-buildings, and is free of all tythes, being liable only to a mode of 201._ per annuria.— Lavenhani is situate lis miledll‘oll.rury, 12 foam Hadleik;h, four from l'.lelford, and seven from Sudbury, all good market-town,. Mr. Kt:nil:Ill, the tenant, will show the estate on application,' and particulars and cmntitions of sale may be had In due time, at the princi,sai Inns in the neighbouring towns; of Mr. Einnin, Dedham, at whose office a map of the estate may be seen; and est Mr.,Skiuner, Dale- h all Lawford, near Manningtree. • , • '^'- ~'~ .. , .• • • iritilllßEß 0984] 1 3 1 . ------- • it tArEerri4Atrr of 61 4IFX thd Lint ai Home wish to 4aikeesed E:D.'No. 9 4 , War tn. COUNTY •‘ ' DOVTI4A.MPTO/ : A Li:P-sops who col aids die origin al Subi . ' tithe same tim ' • •Is upderuken b en, who h . 111111 :: " 4111111 . chtlest°ll4B:l46.fseven*: meisPFP'LElge:YinEesruear3irr_enTeds4sA,°:':lWNNin:l6ll .CAPITAL %s e - . OFFICE, COI ADVANTAGES • 1 COI Vif•Ramt. In Cie by Lightning ma , ... charge for Policies, Ir oper ',A isoss. cumeortutilsait. sw;kne4frisuSlr.:rwi, , Autta P ents.snade on C , Sy Order, • .Iftkis (Ae, March 21, 1 • and LIT 3ile7' ,* iEiILE l' .: • INSTi !..11seingatig°304inP, GeK nein...Do& %re • Dime lry• Fire ; also fo AplikilMS, Ice. Ire. CASUAL ' N SURANCE of P A 'fiat Traposlonee to the i opeocao formed for that .ros•been established up evintages, the Direct tbrintsiness of the Comm pi tour-awe& to a very cc /feted. s may be had at Policies expire at I Us terms. 1 . . P ane s isauniag l'rope! ' 41111110L st re entitled to very -- .444 Policies of 3001. anc . *es upon Household Go , ,dbout distinct sperificati l'abilesluelion whatever *, ASO or Damage by NI t orentes , ------ 2 :.:.. ..., . 7" ----,- • paid on the r damage thereby ma !% . 4 Cote made for En :' .. dosiderable deducti !Pounces ! ifE stock kerage of fi ve pe • 1 for more than t :4 , on *net $ pal " carrytig water • we stationed ia '. oto4 wady for irnmi %, - itentl are appointed ii lithe Usiad Kingdom. r. O 117 order of thi lt, /Wks, containing the ' p voett. sbir • respecting Li i , oa application to iimi1...........r.................. VAAND CITY HOUSES IM £104,000 VI 21 To be Drat List of Capital PAND HOTEL, 9, t,, Skinosrmstrect, ditto CIS, ditto Is Pillidia-strset, to ) 7 % 414111er4i 1.40 , 23 40t0r, ditto, es sikte 09 dam, 10, Pickett -street, 21, ditto, U, Skinnen-street, West Aide of Snow/ 12, Skinner trees, Otto, 49, ditto, 14, Pickett -street, 2t, Skinner -street, Making tei Tire show Vakittiu Is no doubt that by till nal be very consideral Made from various Pe the *tees tioey are els ashes Irbil* are <Uri( godsee paid to the Wares. .Tickei - 1 . :HOE losseth - Tickets and S P 1 11L1' this season 4 0,111 . sago, to proton 11b. A, Werirorreet, Ptirging Balls, Por Flom Druttiti abitaleked Heels. "1 =or Salt and r 1 Moirslis' 3 Mfg: • and Osb< THE Success • •t , Jim% in.‘ilvt thrspiabled by as qui *orion of affiptit Wet I or' Mot k lit %mow Mime fi=stata 'Ol4-fiont yew Ike ell -,