Star. — London, England, 1820-09-04 00:00:00

THE ARMY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 1, 1820. 5d Ilegiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Charles William Hughes, from half-pay of the 21st Light Dragoons, to he Lieu tenant, vice Charles Drury, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 1 st or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieu tenant Edw-ard Gordon ILuglas, front half-pay of the Regi ment, to he Ensign and Lieu enant, vice Honourable Henry I.ascelles, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 4th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Culonil Robert An wyll to he Maier, by purehase, vice Piper, promoted; Colonel John Nl`Combe, from the 64th Font, to be Lieutenant-Colo nel, vice Burrows, who exchange& 16th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Vareilles Bates to be Cap tain, without purchase, vice Alaleay, deceased; Ensign Alex ander George Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Bates; Thomas Jones, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Gram. 59th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Rhodes, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice James Lamphier Hudson, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 48th Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Russell, from the S6th Foot, to b: Lieutenant, vice Bonney, who exchanges. 6oh Ditto—Cobnel Montagu But ro', from the 14th Foot, to he Lieutenant-Cohnel, rice M'Combe, who exchanges: 6iith Ditto--Ensign Charles Cooke, from half-pay of the 54 Can icon Battalion, to be Ensign, vice John Herbert Cadge, who exchanges. 67th Ditto--Thomas Knox, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ansel, appointed to the 71th Foot. 734 Ditto— Assist ant-Surnon Ceerge Martin, from half-pay of the Regitueet, to b e b Assistant-Surgeon, vice Dermott, deceased. 14ch Ditto—Ensign Augusta, Francis Ansa, from the 67th Fort, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vyvyan, deceased. 83d Ditto--Cappiin Edward Sanderson, from hail-pay of the 101st Foot, to be Captain, vice John Terry, who exchanges. 86th Ditto--Lieutenant Robert /homey, from the 48111 Foot, to' e Lieutenant, vice Russell, who exchanges. 2el Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant tieorge Manning, from half-pay of the :Nth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Young, appotnted to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Troop Quar tet master Willi - ant Sired, from half-pey of the 10th Light Dragoors, to he Ensign, vice Edward Wright, who returns to his former situation en the Retires:. List. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Kinder Crewe, front half-pay of the 7th Foot. to be lieutenant, vice Ross, ap pointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Quartet master Hugh Mair, from half-pay of the 424 Foio, to be Ensign, vice Fowles, deceased. Sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain John Leech, from half pay of the sth Foot, to be Captain, vice John Nicholson, who returns to his former situation on the Retired List. HOSPITAL STAFF. Anistant-Surgeon Charles Quartley Palmer, from half-pay of the • flay..l York Rangers, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces. Ensign Walter William Human, of the iLith Foot, has been superseded. Commission in the Stafford shire Ref;iment ef Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Vice-lieutenant of the County of Stafford. Tlaornas Rabe , Gent. to be Cornet, vice Firchild, retired. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. 1'0:J:snot:To, SEPT. 3.—Wind S. E.—Arrived yesterday the Nereus, Witsox, from Archangel; and his AlajPsty's schooner Pinny, from Plymouth. Arrived to-day, the Thames, Mu, tam, from London for Bermuda. l'assed by, the Betsy, Rams, from St. Thomas's- ' and Cato, 111carox, tram Antigua for Lon don. Sailed his Nlsjesty's ships ALacaity, for South America; and Cymru:mg, on a cruize; Juliana, Ocrivir, for New South Wain; and Charlotte, EZRINGTON. for Riga. Sarr. I.—Arrived the Trafalgar, DAN - sarr, from Greenland, wiat 13 fi sh, and .325 butts ; and Gardener and Jo seph, ANcus, from ditto, with nine fish, and 206 butts. The Cicero, PARTIN, from Greenland, is in sight. _ . DEAL, SEncassa 3.—Wind N.E.—Arrivcd yesterday, the Mary, Punts, from Jamaica, and saile3 to-day for the River. —About one o'clock this morning, during a heavy gale, the schooner Forsoget, Moutraxcat, of and from Bremen for Mes sina, with stock fish, ran on shore on the Goodwin Sands; the vessel, it is feared, will be totally lost ; the whole of the crew, and part of the cargo and materials, are saved. Arrived and remain, the Charles, 3iteses, from Tobago -,_Christopher, from Jamaica; Venus, K 111401314 from the Cape of Good Hope; and Northumberland, down, from the Gulf of Venice. Came down from the P.iver and sailed, the Spring, Scr.trox, for Que bet ; and some more, names not known. Haawicti, Sternum:li 3.—Arrived the Charlotte packet from Gottenburgh, Earl of Leicester and Lord Duncan packets from Cuxhaven, and Castlereagh packet from Holland, each with a Nail. Sailed the Henry Freeing packet for Holland, Lord Nelson packet for Cuxhaven, and Jane packet for Gottenburgh, each with a Mail. 'lhe Victory, Balmy, from Messina for St. Petersburgh, has put in here, with her trysail split and other wise damaged. LIVICILPOOL, StrrEstutz I.—Arrived the George M'lntosb, Xau.v, and the Maria, Steen, front Labia; and the Castor, Painiza, from Mirarnichi. Fauststrru, Sur. I.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Lady Ara bella packet, with a Mail from Lisbon. Sailed the Duke of Diarlborough packet, with a Nlail for Lisbon; Jane, EVILIIT, for Prince Edward's Island ; and Richmond, Moats, for Amster dam. Anivcd off this port the Grace, Witztu.sa, from Jamaica far Loudon. PLIMOCT2I, San. 2. Passed up Channel the Redman, MAIN ; and John Troughton, RAVELT, from Antigua; Fanny, PATIMSON from St. Vincent's; Eliza, GA 11,NOCIC from Hymn rah for London ; and Sarah and Elizabeth, SIITHERS, from London fur Sierra Leone. Sailed the Eagle, for Quebec; Kers well, Asurraotto ' for Petersburgh ; and Ann, LlBltastr, for Prince Edward's Island. Custom.floesr, Sr.rr. s Entered Inwards —Trusty, from Frederickstad t; Sarah, from Archangel; Gough,from Copen hagen ; Active, from Archangel ; Sprightly, from Quebec ; Crichton, from Riga; Curlew, from Montreal; Luna, from Ilarlingen ; Eaterprizr, from Greenland ; Speedwell, from Cork; Aurora, from Tandem ; Vibelia, from Jamaica; Vrow from Ostend ; Vigilant, from St. Petersburgh ; Fortitude, from Archangel; Columbus from Strals and ; Earl Bathurst, from Rotterdam; Fortune, Lisbon; Jubilee, from Guernsey; Vrow Elizabeth, from Ostend; Charles Smith, front Oporto; Veneila, from Jamaica ; I leros, from Calais ; Mary, from Glu t:raw ; Cal:ada, from Quebec; George, front St. Petersburgh; Isl`Carthy, front Africa; Belus, from Oporto; Sultan, from Smyrna: and Mary, from Antigua.—Cleared Outwards:— Brilliant, fur Oporto; Brldport, fur Cork ; Margaret, for Ant werp ; Britannia, tor Hamburgh ; Commodore Hayes, fur Cal cutta; Demarara Packet, for Demarara; Catharine, for Belfast; Prosperous, for Calais; Stag, for Petersburgh ; Lord Liverpoo!, for Rotterdam; Ant, for Hamburgh ; Henry, for Rouen; Nel son, for Antwerp ; Vrow Hendrina, for Rotterdam ; Neptune, Cu- Ostend ; Henrick, for Minnie ; George, for Rotterdam ; Euher, fur Amsterdam; Hope, for Malta; Friendship, for Fiume ; Mary, for Bermuda ; and Mary, for Dantzlc. DAVIS' STRAITS FISHERY. The Princess Charlotte, arrived at Dundee, from Davis' Straits, left the ice the 25th July, and brings the following account of the Fishery: LosnoN ....;niveDundee; 2 6sh, 30th May ; Ipswich, 6, 6th „Lay ; Nepture, 4, Ist July; Resolution, 6, 21st July; Rook. wood, 2, Bth July. Ciamesov-liasl Falconberg, 4, 25th July. Nzwcasna-British queen, 5, 21st July; Cove, 7, Ist July; Grenville Bay, 7, 21st July; Lady Jane, 3, 20th July. Bgawics-Vorfolk, 4, 21st July. KIZEALDY.-Trkui, 4, Ist July; Earl Percy. 6, Ist July. Latta--Dextetity, 10, 2lot July ; llome Castle, 7, Ist July; Larkins, 1, Ist July; North Pole, 2, 21st July; Rattler, 4, lst Jul_ y; Sueceo, 4, 21st July; William and Ann, 3, 7th July. Hrtu--Ariel, 5, Bth July; Cumbrian, B,loth July; Ducker!. field Hall, 5, sth July ; Eggintnn, 4, Ist July; Everthorpe, 2, 17th July; Friendship, 2,25 th July ; Hebe, 4, IGth July ; Henry, 5, 24th July; I ngris, 6, Ist July; John, 5, Ist July; Kiero, 6, Ist July; Lee, 2, 17th July; Leviathan, 6, Ist July; Progress, 4, 21st July; Royal George 2or 3, 17th July; Symmetry, 5, Bth July; Thomas, 4, Ist George, ; Truelove, 4, Bth July; Wil liam, 8, Ist July ; Zephyr, 6, sth July. Dutame- Achilles, 4, 15th July; Advice, 3 or 4, Ist July Calypso, 7, 24th July; Friendship, 7, 7th July; Horn, 5, Bth July; Three Brothers, 3, Ist July. Aotanest.-Alesander, 7, Ist July; Bon Accord, 9, Bth July; Filzaleeth, 4, Bth July ; Letitia, 1 or 2, 20th July; Middleton, 7, 99th July. TO THE EDITOR OF TOE STAR. Sia—ln perusing the popular Work entitled, " George the Third, his Court and Family, 4 my atten tion was attracted by the following passage in vol. 1, sect. 1, pages 42 and 43 ; referring to the early memoirs of George the Second, it states as follows : " He had early distinguished himself in the field, " having served as a volunteer in the. army com " minded by the immortal MARLBOROUGH ; and at " the battle of Oudenarde (fought the 11th July, " 1708), his Highness, putting himself at the head of " a squadron of Hanoverian dragoons, charged the " enemy, sword in hand, with the greatest intrepidity : " his horse was tilled under him, and Col. LUSCHKY, " who commanded the squadron, was slain by his " side." As it is the province of the impartial histo rian with equal alacrity to record the traits of private heroism as of royal virtue and courage, so I am sure the respectable Author of the Work quoted, should this meet his eye, will, in any future edition, accept of the following statement of facts, as a correction of the particular circumstance there referred to. It was Colonel Von Lomita, and not lA:senior, who 'commanded the squadron at the head of which the young Prince so nobly distinguished himself ; and this gallant commander, perceiving by the move ments of the enemy, that the Prince's white charger was recognised, prevailed on him to exchange horses, which he had scarcely effected when he was shot dead at his Prince's side. Ile was interred with all possi ble honour the following day, at Oudenarde, where this heroic act of self-devotion is recorded in the town-hall, the Colonel's arms (an arm in armour grasping a sword) being affixed to the tablet cn which his deeds are engraven. A handsome painting, re presenting this occurrence, also exists in the 'same town. The lineal descendant of the brave Colonel, and representative of this ancient family of Losecke, still resides in the kingdom of Hanover, having served with respectable rank during the late war, in the King's German Legion. The whole - family have ever been distinguished by their loyal attachment to the interests of Great Br itain ; and it is in mere justice to them, and as their particular friend, being well ac quainted with every circumstance I have stated, that I have ventured to trouble you with this detail, trust ing, that by the circulation of your respectable Paper an extensive correction of this error in the name of Colonel Von LosEcKs may be obtained, which, al though a matter of little consequence to the Public,' is really interesting and iniportantto those concerned. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Sept. 4, 1820. I. C. The Duke of WELLINGTON gave a grand Musical Party on Friday night. The vocal performers %vete Signora and Miss R. Coital, Seignors'PLAcci, AN GRISANI, and Sc*APP who conducted at the pianoforte. A fresh importation of five witnesses have arrived from the Continent to give evidence against the QUEEN, among whom is Mcnsieur SAccul. On enquiry we find there is no truth in the report that the QUEEN is in treaty for the hire, during the autumn, of her MAJESTY'S old residence, East Cliff, in the neighbourhood of Ramsgate. CONTENTS ow rant Eau. or H ARROWBY's MOTION, AMOS? 29, TO ♦LLOW :Is COON= OF Tit QUZILN THL LINIZATT OF CNOWEIANUNATION or WITNESSIN NOW AND usasurrsk. Arcbbp. York Earls Bathurst Lords Cassius • Dukes Gloucester Dziawar Erskine Wellington Ilchester _ Alvanley Nonhumber- Darlington land • Hardviicke Dorset Fitzwilliarn . Carrington Portland Buckingham- Gwydir . Brandon shire Downe Devonshire Warwick Courtown Bedford Harrington Yarborough St. Alban's Pomfrct Dundas Beaufort Stanhope Clifden Grafton Cowper Auckland Mari. Anglesca Oxford Grenville Head fort Roseberry Gage Cornwallis Balcarrai Huntley Bath Jersey Berwick Lansdown Coventry Walsingham Queensberry Albemarle Foley Earls Blesiaton Cardigan Hawke Beauchamp Essex Argyll , Morley Thanet Dude Verulam Suffolk Holland Alinto Huntingdon • Grantham Ilarevrood Derby King _ Alulgrave Visct. Lake Besborongh Grey Anson Middleton Ross Melville Belhaven Rosalyn Duncan Darnley Donough. lined Say and Sele more Leinster Howard Mayo Torrington De la Zouch Longford Bolingbroke Dare Kingston Hereford Audley Westmorland Lords Prudhoe Bp. of Cork Harrowby Aboyne Oxford Liverpool lIW Gloucester Carnarvon Combennere 'Peterborough Forteseue Hopeteun Chester Grosvenor Gainbler St. David's Downshire . Breadalbane Worcester • Contents, 121----Not-Contents, 106--Majority, 15. NOT-CONTENTS. Arckbp.Canterbury Earls Waldegrave Lords Ellenborough Tuam Graham Redesdale The Chancellor (Montrose) At. Helen's Dukes York Aylesford Loftus Clarence Dartmouth Northwick ... ___ Richmond KeHie Newcastio Home Bapting Rolle Rutland Rochford Caithorpe Marq. Exeter Plymouth Rous Conyngham Abingdon Galloway Camden Shaftesbury Murray Thomood Winehilses Seises Stafford Stamford Morton Lothian Denbigh Douglas Tweedsle Pembroke Donegan Northampton Mount-Edge- Amherst Winchester cum be Kenyon Earls Bradford Strange (Athol) Suffield St. Germain's Romney Mostyn Bi owniow Chatham Somers Whitworth Harcourt Rodney Cathcart Egremont Dynevor Lansdale Portsmouth Scarsdale Orford Ashburnham Napier Manvers Vhct. Exmouth Colville Gosport Sidmouth Gray Nelson Curzon Saltoun Yowls Sydney Forbes Limerick Hampden Clinton Chichester Lords Harris De Cliffotd Craven Gla►gosv Bp. of Liandaff Mountcashel Manners Ely Caledon Lauderdale Exeter Mansfield Sligo Digby Sheffield BJaWesfield Arden ._ _ Bangor St. Asaph's London. It will be seen by this List that we were mistaken in saying that the Mike of Wellington had voted against Lord Liverpool, and Lord Sidmouth with hint: the very contrary is the case. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WWII= .11111311112 D TO UM DI This PRESIOII•FAOLTAMONT. County of Loath—The Hon: John Jocelyn, of Fairhill, in the county of Louth, in the room of the Hon. Robert Viscount Jocelyn, now Earl of Roden. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Joseph Rogers Browne, New Road, St. Pancras, statuary dealer, from September 9 to 23, at eleven. at Guildhall. Joseph West, Little Newport -street, habeidashcr, from Sep tember 3 to 23, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Henry Cooper, Sainsbury, Gloucestershire, farmer. George King, Norwich, brandy-merchant. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Evans, Weamon-row, Birmingham, builder, to sur render September 14, 15, and October 14, at eleven, at the Wolseley Arms Inn, Wolseley, Staffordshire. . Attornies Mr: Smith, Basinghall-street; or Mr. Rushbury, Vale, Wal sall, Staffordshire. James Patrick Drummond, London-street, merchant, Saptcm bee 5, 12, and October 14; at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Messrs. Knight and Freeman, liaAnghall-street; or Mr. Cranch, Cnion-court, Broad-street. William Cruickshank, London-street, merchant, September 5, 12, and October 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Basin2,hall-street; or Mr. Cranch, Union-court, Broad-street. William Charles :Wilson, London -street, merchant, September 5, 12, and October 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Baslnghall-street ; or Mr. Cranch, Union -court, Broad-street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Oct. 7, J. Dawson, New Windsar, cheese-factor, at ten. Sept. 23, W. Cook, Chapel street, New-road, grocer, at twelve. Nnv. 25, R. Chapman, late of Hammersmith, surgeon, at eleven. Sipt. 30, W. Cinch, late of the Ilop-gardens, Westminster, woollen-draper, at ten. Sept. 00, D. Gerrard, Old Cavendish street, milliner, at one. Sept. en, J. G. Flowers, late of Leaden hall -street, tailor, at twelve. Sept. :A W. Green, Albion-place, Kingslar,d-roed, underwriter, at ten. Sept. 23, G. Lotter, Iligh-street, Poplar, grocer, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept. 25, J. Wright, Doncaster, miller, at sever, at the Blue Bell Inn, Bush-lu-the-Marsh, Lincolnshire. Slit. 29, S. Dut ton and J. Dunn, Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the Office of Mr. Topham, Castle -street, Liverpool. Sept. 29, T. Wat tam, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, corn-dealer, at six, at the Granby Inn, Great Grimsby. Oct. 3, S. Mann, Hull, mer chant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck, Scale-lane, Hull. CF. RT FI C A TES—Samstaxa T. J. Wilkinson, Gwersylt-hill, Denbighshire, ironmaster.— G. Royde, Newgate-street, upholsterer. It. Wace, Castle street, Falcon-square, merchant. M. Renton, Ceventry-street, saddler. J. F. Godden and N. Wood, Gosport, mercers. J. Moseley, late of Forests, glass and china-merchant. DISSOLUTIONS OF PA RTNERSII IPS. Cutler and Portlock, Birmingham, gun and pistol-manufac turers. J. and J. Crowder, Rotherham, Yorkshire, carriers. Clutterbuck and Harper, Stroud, Gloucestershire, shear-makers. Bower and Saunders, Birmingham, gilt toy-manufacturers.— Goulden and Reyner, Manchester, bakers. 11. and 'l'. Black stock, Manchester, merchants. Boyle and Co. Friday-street, wholesale-haberdashers. IL M. and E. Fyffe, Holborn, tea dealers. Procter and CO. Fleet-street, furniture-printers. An derson and Saxby, Albemarle-street, foreign porcelain-merchants. Heald and Edmondson, Lancaster, grocers. J. and J. Barton, Fort-place, Bermondsey, glue-makers. Crisp and Thompson, Soutkwold. • Suffolk, corn-merchant. Evans and Hodgson, Gracechurch-street, linen-drapers. Cane and Cuttriss, Cum berland-gardens, tavern-keepers. Clark and Stutchbury, Tower Deck, lightermen. James Wilson, found guilty of Treason, at Glasgow, was exe cuted and beheaded there, on Wednesday last. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The King has presented the Rev. John Thornhill, M. A. to the Rectory of Aliddieton in Teasdale, in the county and diocese of Durham, void by the death of the Rev : C. B. Hamilton. The King has also presented the Rev. William Burns to the Church and Parish of Kilsyth, in the presbytery of Glasgow, and county of Stirling, vacant by the death of Dr. Rennie, late Minister there. The Rev. John Johnson. B.D. Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, has been nominated to the Donative of Sandford, near that city, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Hugh Pearson, B.D. of St. John's College. The Rev. William Cross, MA. is presented to the Rectory of Halesworth, with the Vicarage of Chediston annexed, Suffolk. On the 15th ult. the Rev. D. Martin, of Inverness, was ad- Mined Minister of the Parish of Abernethy. Tile following Prayer, (from the 17th Psalm) formed part of the Church Service yesterday, and seems pe culiarly applicable to the case of her MAJESTY : " Shew thy marvellous loving-kindness, 0 thou that savest by thy right hand then, which put their trust in thee from those that rise up against them. Keep me as the apple of the eye ; hide me under the shadow of thy wings from the wicked that oppress me—from my daily enemies who compass me, about. I' ,l ;it ea / are enclosed in their own fat: with their mouth they proudly. They have now compassed us in our steps: they set their eyes bowing down to the earth : like as a lion that is greedy of his prey, and as it were a young lion lurking in se cret places. Arise, 0 Loan, disappoint him, cast him down: deliver my soul from the wicked, which is thy sword ; from men which are thy hand, 15 LORD, from men of the world, which have their portion in this life, and whose belly thou fillest with thy hici . treasure : they are full of children, and leave the rest of their substance to their babes." MARRIED. The Hon. and Rev. Henry Bridgeman. to Louisa, second daughter of the Hon. John Bridgman Simpson, of Babworth, Nottinghamshire. The Rev. John Drake, of North Church, Herts, to Lucy Anne, second daughter of the Rev. Thomas Fawcett, Rector of Aynho,: and Green Norton, Northamptonshir e . The Rev. James Edward de Visme, to Jane Sophia, eldest daughter of Lady Staines, of Clapham, Surrey, and Brook street, Bath. Lately, William Eve, Esq. Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Cam.. bridge, to Susanna, second daughter of Mr. Robert Clealk, of Sawbridgeworth, Herts. Thursday, at itonehouse, Mr. H. Smith, veterinary surgeon, to Caroline, only daughter of J. Nicholls, Esq. Purser, R.N.. At Chew-&oke, Somerset, on the 19th ult. Lieut. Bovolen, R.N. to Elizabeth, daughter cf W. Hasell, Esq. of that place. Monday se'nright, at Paris, the Right Hon. Earl Poulett, tc Charlotte, daughter of the lion. Mrs. Portman. DIED. On Surday evening, at Fulham Palace, George Gordon Howley, youngest son of the Bishop of London. The Rev. Thomas Turner, Vicar of Shurston Magna and Alderton, and Rector of Luckingtnn. Wilts. Tuesday, at Litchfield, Richard 'Wright, M.D. aged 43. Sunday se'nnight, at Plymstock, in his 68th year, Rowley Bul teel, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the White. Op the 21st May, on his passage from the Wand of Ceylon to his native land, Captain John Ritchie, of the 73d Regiment. August 14, at Baden, in Germany, in hi s :: Bt h year, John, eldest son of the Hon. John Spencer, and grandson to the late Duke of Marlborough. Last week, at Torr, parish of Cornwood, Devonshire, Martha, widow of Mr. Richard hlillson, of Torr. She has left behind her eleven children, 41 grandchildren ' and 75 great- gran d c hild ren 1--lat all a progeny of one huralred an d twenty-five perms: nonts CHRONOLOGY AND ANCIENT ins-r!ri This day was published, In 18mo. price 4s. bound and letters d, the Seennd Filtion of AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of CHfIQ. NOLOGY and ANCIENT HISTORY, hi Cluostka and Answer. —By W. JILLARD HORT. _ Printed foi-tongman, Hurst, Rees, Orn - ,e, and Brown, Lon don.—Of whiorn. may be had, by the fame An Introduction to Modern Iliqory, front the Birth cf to the pre.:ent Time, in contiott.tion of the above Work. In two vols. 18mo. price IL's. rid. bound. The tic-•, Pantheon ; cr, an Introduction to the Mythology of the Ancients, &c. t!..c. in 18nto. with 'Sewn:reit Engravino, price Ss. 6d. bpund. • CUSTOM-HOUSE, SdNDWICI4 FOR Soyit BY AUCTION, By Order of the Irononiable the Commissioners of Ids Majesty's Customs, on TrIMIDAY, Sept' 12, at Two to the Aft:woody_ THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, Three Gallons Spirits Geneva, which cannot be sold for km than the Duties thereon. The Brig PETITE ANNE, of the latch of 61 feet 1 incl., l.readth 19 feet 7 inches, depth 9 feet 5 inches, burthen 9: tons. The Sails, Cables, and other Materials, in sundry Lots. Together with Two Boats. - To be viewed the day preceding and on the morning of tht day of Sale.—This a% is not entiticd to a British Register. HAMPSHIRE-TO BE SOLD; Pursuant to a Decree of the Ilfgh Court of Chancery, made in certain Causes, e n titled " Jervoise against Clarke," and " Grey against Clarke," with the approbation of Viru.s.i.ext AtexaNnett, Esq. one of the 31asten of the said Court, on Fitto.tY, the 1: Alt d ;ty of ti,prember, ini.v>. at the Public Sale Room c,f the Court of Chancery, in Southampton-buildings, ChAticery-knie, LoAcn, AVERY Viduable and Extensive ESTATE; comprising the MANOR of CHALTONT and FIVE DILA DS; the Advowson of the valuable Rectories of Chalton, ('lanfield, and Blendworth; the Advowsoo of the Vicarage of Catherington; together with div e r, ['arms and Lands, contain. ing together upwards of S 4 Thousand Acres; and the Great Tithes of roar Hundred and Seventy-three Acres of Land: the whole of which .roperty is situate within the irlveral Parishrs of Chalion, Canfield, Blendworth, Catherington, East Mem:, Beciltampton, a..d PettrsfiLld, in the County of Hants—four miles from Havant, ten miles from Portsmouth, ten miles fruit[ Chichester, and six miles from Petersfield. Printed Particulars whereof ma -: be had, gratis, at the said Master's Ch.mb:.rs, Southampton-buildings, Chancery lane; al:o of Mr. William Le Blanc, New Bridge-gtreet, Blackfriars; Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings, London, at both which places Plans of the Estate may be seen ; Mr. Phillips, Norfolk street, Strand; Mr. Tatham, Land Surveyor, 27, Bedford-place, Russell-square; Messrs. Osborn and Son, Land Surveyors, West Nicoll, near Allen; Mr. Jam... Al mar (the Woodward), Ilerndean ; and at the fullowin..,lnns: and Bell, Ilorndean ; George, Portsmouth.; Swar Chichester;. Bear, Havant; Dolphin, Prtersfield ; Red Lion, arehinn; the George, Winchester; and Swan, Alton. Th; Estate may be viewed, by application to the said Mr. James name, Horndcan; William Luff, Gamekeeper, alai.. ton; or to the respective Tenants. NORTHFIELD, WORCESTERSHIRE TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to-a -Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made is certain Causes, entituled, Jervoise against Clarke, and Grey against Clarke, with the ,:.probAtian of WILIJAII ALEX•XDER. Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, a: the Castle Inn, High-street, Birmingham, on Mosmar, the 18th. Tuts- DAY. the 10th, and WEDNIUDAT, the 20th, days of September 'text, in Ninety-four Lots, _ • AVERY Valuable and Extensive FREEiIOI.D EST ATE, comprising the MA NOR of NOR 'f ELF! ELI) and WF.OLFS, tip. A DN't .W SO'S of the very valu ble REC TORY of N ORTIIFIELD and COFTON it ACE r:IT, divers FARMS and LANDS, containing together about T , 3 Thousand Acres, a considerable part of which is Tithe Fr-e. One of the Lots will comprise Ole exte.rtive Manor of Nort... field and Weoley, with sert-nd eligible Farms, contalni.:r t ;<- ther about 1200 Acres, prlgcipaliy Tithe Cree. lying w:. • u- a Ring Fence, and let to respectable Teitants, at moderate Itnts. This Lot is very eligible for the iniestmetet of Capfiati.or irt , * bt suit any Gentleman desirous of resirliti g on his ,:W:1 Fia-te t there being on one of the Finsis a very commodious Ilouse; . timli suit. able Onthuildings, which, at a moderate expense; midst be ren dered a desirably Residence,. being within a ,o tvenient distance from the Birmingham and Worcester Turnpike Road, and affording every facility for the porservation u. (:ante. Many of the other Lots aJaoin the Turnpike Road, and are very eligible as Building Ground, and the whole Estate if wall circumstanced with regard to Roads and Navigalle Canals. The whole of this Property, with the exception of the Glebe in Colton Hackett, is situate in the Parish of Northfield, in the County of Worcester, in the High Turnpike Road from Bir. niingham to Worcester, and is .distant four Inks from the former place. Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chambers, South. ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; a Mr. William Le Blanc, New Bridge -street ; Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's-builelings; and Mr. Phillips, Norfolk-street, Strand. London; Mr. Fowler, Sorveyur, fligh-street, Birmingham; Mr. llalford, West Bromwich; and at the following Inns— Castle Inn, Birmingham; Crown, Ilrumsgrove; Hop-pole, Worcester ; Star, S tairord; Woolpack, Warwick ; and Great Stone, Northfield DMus a plactns 4ror. Host. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-di op) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by hi, discourse on Marriage ) soen raptured his auditors with the subject, that the nuadedi men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is tie most agreeable and delightful name in nature. . . • • The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the de sideratum of our enjoyment; teeming not only with happiness on earth, but disposing the soul itself , to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering Into this hallowed obligatior, it becomes an imperative ditty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature front those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which,. while they excite the comnuserati^a of the beholder, should also impress hint with the fear of self reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body-e-a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the prematere infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dig nity Iran a state of inani t ion, from wh e nce the ago nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope--energy—mus iular streuth—felicity ; nor will our advances appear question , . able, sanctioned as thi:y are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. • The ea,y cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by tbe suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak— yet it can be st.reng:heti:il, and thteient energy improved into functional power. • In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as, well as in every re laxation of the generative ecoroniy, we pledge our ability to o:11 with efl ct. Earnestly solicitous to expeltho uufeelirg . empyric from the position so presumptuously taken ur, we deviate fri in general principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of dm College of Surgeons, vn ret e r the suffering community of tithe** sett (especially those entering into matrimonial life) at mace to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal con suhatiou; ails! letters from the country are immediately an. meted these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medi. cine, which tante forwarded to any part of the world, hew. ever distant. DOSS and Co. M. H. t 7. Surgeons, 11, liouvesie-stroet, Flee:-str,,t, London Just published (Tenth Edition), The l'Egis of Life, a iszni liar commentary on the above Diseases. By Goss and t7ca. Ad. dressed to the Youth and Maturity of both :ivies.. flay be bad at tin, Paternoger-rowr ; 14 4 , itecs-stroet, Soho; Ficet-stmet ; anti of all Bublet/teta. Price Es. LONDON liriated and pu',lished by Lem. Kvir, Tenvie-14r, BIRTHS. Christmas-day last, at Bombay, on the way from the Persian -Gulf to Bengal, the Lady of Captain Edward Studd, of the Harriet, of a son. • •Frlday se'nnight, at Svraffham Priory, the Lady of the Rev. O. B. Jermyn, of a son and heir. Saturday se'nnight, at Sutton, the Lady of the Rev. C. G. Watson, of a daughter. Saturday se'nnight, the Lady of Captain PhiMmoref, R.N. of a KM. At Fowcy, the Lady of Lieutenant Scudamore, R.N. of d i daughter. At Sandwich, the 21st ult. the Lady of Captain G. Burton, R. N. of a son. At Drumlon Cottage, the Lady of Lieutenara B. Foster of a daughter. In Dublin, the Lady of the Rev. Charles Wade, of a son. At the Glebe House, Kiltormer, county Galway, the Lady of the Rev. Edward Hartigan, of a daughter.