Star. — London, England, 1813-06-14 00:00:00

.. _ ~S~:ti. rpsi to , 4lStpAy: r_trr►s John 01114, bt Mittitt.streetACent-road, Surrey, linen dealer and eliapluan._June 19, V 4, at eliVeh, and July 4l itat't ' ten, at emildhall. Astornry. Mr Rtibert Anheitey, Angel-: ' court, Theogneorted-street;Loodon. ''.' ' • Williint Radial, nbw °v• site of ./..erds, Yorkshire, nweshaat, . denier anti chap man, July 1. at six. July 3, and 24, at clert,at the•Wll4e Aurae Hotel. Leeds: Attornies, Mt. Thomas I,lor-t ner,,Leetis:: or - Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer Onke l , it. ! ColiA-Inte, 1;ondon. i William "Milos. of Stockton, Durham, grocer, dealer and chap- '. "man, June vs, ate, and July 94, at eleven, at the Rctl . ,Lion len, i iitockton. - Anomie', Mr. Itaisbeck, Stockton ; or letteStrs.! Sloper and Heath, No. 2.), Montague“tritet, R tosser-squire. ; • Francis Davenport, of Manchester, victuall4r ' dealer and .elial`- • ' 'man!, Juls A, ICI, avant, at eleven; at the Mosley Arnie Inn' • Isfauchester.. Attornies Mr. Cardwell, Manchester) ur Mr. ; Ellis, Ckaamery-laue, L ondon. + . ' • • DIVIDENDS: July 6. R. Collins, Strand, jeweller. July 3. J. 0. Asher , . dittuctiter-4errace, Commelcial-road, merchant. July 6. l Illy: h, Chelmsford, merghant. July no. W. West, Merton; ca lice' printer: July 7. E. Marston, Uttozeter,Seaffortishire, cork tatter. J...1y 3, 1. Newman, Lawrente-lane, victualler. July 9. W. B•own..Kepier-011, Durham, milter. July 9. T. Bull, '4.:l4kitst, Suassz, "shopkeeper. July 9. G. Budle, Mfrisenn, Stigitii gi Deer. July S. A. Wallims, Cheltenha m, jeweller. July 5. W. Smith. Alfreton, Derhyshie4, mercer. July S. T. Gainer, Dudley, Wacettersire, grocer. July 3. W. Whining , bane, Lynn,. printer. July 3. T. Gates, Robert-street Surrey, victualler. July.l3. G. Price, Tottenbam-court-nevr-told, tailor. July . 10. J.' Sykes, Nottingham; mercer. 'July S. I+:Wrlght, Derby, surgeon. ' Jut"' 8. 3: Fitzpatrick, St. Mary-hill, fishmon ger. July 3.-A. L. Pfeil and E. A. Van Voorst, I:Wm/mate street Within, merchants. July S.. D. limiting, Leicester- square, uphnlsterer+ July 3. W. Rith, Chatlotte-street, White (tape!, fallow-chandler. - July S. W. and Me'Kent, hlerelter, Cornwall; grocers. July S. /. Brooke. Asters, Warwickshire, &aim July 6. J. Carter,9tratford; victualler. July S. J. stock ing, 'Lower Sloane-street, coal-merchant. July 15. W. and J. Porter, York, skinners. July S. N. 3. Birkett, Nottche Reigate, cheese:monger. July 3. G. Hall, Hollywell-street, Shoreditch, : trictualkr. July S. 1 Lloyd, Woolerlth,cheesemonger. July 9. D. Edwards, Hambrooke, Gloucestersldre, miler. July S. 1. 'Denten/I,AV. A. l'keipif and G. Williams,, Friday-street, ware housenwn. July S. W. Twemlow, , Manchester, draper. July 3.. W. Creed, jun. ruicli-lane, tailor. July 3. P Dingwall, Led igate-htil, grocer. July 3. D. Collier, New Bond-street, mer ' chant. July 10. M. Knight, Prospect-place, St. George's, vie- . leaner. Ju'y 10. T. Johnson, Shotlielsi g woollen-draper. July 10. 'N. Hellings aid W. C. Stebbins, Dilialuty-struer, Westminster, tailors. July 10. S. Slyth, ten. and S. *ill, jun. Southmoltou• street, chinamen. Jaly et. W. Watson, Great I. ambridgertreet, Hackaerroad, bulkier. ~ July IL F. Bryant, Holborn, Wither dresser. July. 8. S. C. Webb, Bath, money -scrivener. July 3. J. limberly, Ship Inn-yard, liorougl., corn-dealer. June 33. F. W. Bowzrr, G. Overton, and 1.. Oliver, Pendtryn, Bri:Tknock shire iron-masters. July uo. W. Kirkpati Lae and It. Corr, B warthousimen. July 13. G. Notlcy, Uartfurd , Inahoider. WirritltALL, llltlll 12. . . Pb Ronal lilign - eit - tito , Peltier lteitsiit fratbeenvlreel, In Pis sad on)* behalf a tits Mojestzt,` , to doatioato•add ap Iskt James, Biel of Fife, to he his Majesty's Liatttetuutt had etlilf-Principal of,tbe,eltire of Banff ~ . *. _ _ . . .. • lei lt oval tlitttuteitllie s ,Prinee *Ogee *has *166 been pleasei, s ; 2-tbe name and , nn the 'behalf:442ls Msjesty,•l4; ithi‘tita;e 'and ,I point George Rosa, Esq..to *be axe I'4 the Mt QmOnaiseatiee' I" , .., byr, l l,T3capt by thefleath IA Boract Broceil.ll,.. r [ His Royal- flighoeos the Prince ltrgeat has - also, been pleased, h the name and nn the behalf of hia Majesty, • tO eonsti!ute amid *point Mt. Vhatles Grace- to be COtpriliasarf'•cleti, of St: Au 'lrew's, to Sandatid i • In cht Worts of 144 &sleet:Grate: r' ' •• ' r' • ' ADMIRAttY..OIFIa, ifill/e'l2 •' • * opy of a Letter - Woo Ctipti in l'Ailor, if his Majesty's ship • I Aporo, addt, seed to Rear-Admiral Friossoille," and-tlinsdlit ' bed by iirtee•Atinitil4lr 'Edward a - PolleW . to /Oho -Vinson , • , Croke?, Boi l ' , •*- .'.'' s • ' *' •• '' 2' "' * I 1 ';` '' • * i' ; His Majesty's Stip Apollo, oir Otranto, Dee. 92. k Stu—As the iinthicin:a . tfie ton* Of ' St: Catildo which is the strongest between Briltclisi . acid Otrantrl ewded great proteeticm to the enetnyos..yeaiels; lin& aving yesterday, vith.the Weatle, ehaced si-tiabac alo to it, I was induced to endeavour its destrnetion. The. boat'swereundei Lkutenant George Bowen, f the Apollo, and Michael Quin, of the•Weade; • • f. The:enemy becaipe-so ranch discouraged - . at•Mu at's Neapolitan toinurs : being cut down by tbefirst allot of the barge, that the tower was calried without Ote assistance - of the ships,- or- (I am happy to add) any loss. . It contained a telegraph, three guns, and three , .. refs, and is blown- up ; the Vessel Was Without a g0..1 have the honouraci be, Etc. t (Signed) • R. W. TAYLOR.. I MILITARY PROPIOTIONS. • ;• • 02t1Cli•or °RI/NANCE, JUNE 8: • of Royal Artillery a)rivers---SeciandLieutetiant David Samar to be First Lieutenant, vice lYilkje, resigned, dated May 19; John Sbore, Gee r . to be Sec o n d Lieutenant,vice I 4 kermess', dated May 19 ; Henry Tracey , Gent. to be S econd• Lieutenants vice Schsiener, whose appointment does not take' 45e1 . 4 1 *ei May 14 4. 1 4 13 . - r . • .: •t. . • Comm,ission signed by : tho. Lord Lieutenabt of the County of ' Carmarthen. The Rev. t)atfd Protherie to be Deptay Lieutenant. Dated • March 8, IBIS. • - , • ' • • Cotemisaied* .111ined by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. Ist Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia-S. It. Walker, Gent. to The Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY; which is to be 'be EelliSits on a valoati_ett date 4 MeY losr1813; and Wiiiikm deawn on the 17th of SilPTEalnEtt, is just published.- ' latara, Pelt tube 40mo:a a inanely, tdated'May 11; 11118. The highest Prizes are Twenty Thousands, and the 44i1 Regiment-WiThaen. Latham, Gent. to -be Ensign, on a va- lowest Twenty Pounds.-Part of the Blanks are also cancy. Dated May 12 , 1 5t 3 . 4th Regiment of LocalMilttia-Wiffiam Slade, Esq. to he Lietw to receive £2O each. i •tcnantXotanel; Thomas •Chaloner Bisse, , F.-q.: tit be Major; DUEL.-On Saturday morning a duel was fon& 1 'sod. William George Scott, - Gent: us 'be Lieutenant, dated in a field near Little Chelsea, between the Hon. air. ' May 26,1813; Joseph Spaatrow, Gent: to be ditas dated May B. slid Sir . J. H. B.trt . in consequence of a dispute ta,taiaa antania.Beill, jon:.Gent. to be ditto, dated May 28, • 1813 ; John W.*Wiristanle9, cent. ta be dilto„dated Ailey tl9, on Thursday evening, at a Gentaiman's in the neigh -lin 3; Willient Harris, Or. to be ditto, dated-May so, 1 8 rs; bourhood of Pot tman-square. 'llley met at an early • Thomas Habib, Gent. to be ditto, dated May.3l 11113; John hour, wh e n having exchanged shots, and the latter /'Scott,- Cauit.ao . lut.dltto, dated Jun& 1 1 1813; Arllliam Pun- G entleman receiving a slight wound on his c heek, 'olds; Wd.ou„Dent. to be - ditto, dated ltuie 2, Ivo ; John 'Mona* Darnel Cott. to be ditto, date! June 3 , 1813 ; and the Seconds interfered. • ,it le'aid Smith,'Gent. ro be Surgeon, elated May 26, 1813. SIincICINO AND ACCIDENTAL DEATII.--Yesterday seladitegimeni.-filneilgo.james Rtky.to.be Lieutenant, aice,mes- morning, the bodies °l two youths, one about 131 senger, r. r i med ; and dolls *f Llamas Gent. to be Lunen. via; t h e ... other 18, were discovered in a brick-field, °pp°- . Riley, prommed,„ dated May ail, 1313.. t oninotsiors aped bs tailalrd Lieutenant of the County of site the sign of the Pear-Tree, in the New Cut, Black • Friars Road-tire youngest was (amid on the In ielc- I . kjoith Uinta Regiment of Mibtres-bß'illiam Ewan Cardiff, Gant. kiln, in a sleeping atti:uae, burnt in a dieadful man-i to be Ensign. ' tier, and quite dead ; and near him the other, a lad • south East P cement of Local Militia-Jobe leyee Thomas and -William 'I hi ona st to be• Lieutenants, • of strong and manly appeatance, with s: m. slight. South °Hams Regiment of Yeortienry•Citenry-Joseph Wel :, symptoms of life rt maining : he was immediately con • lap to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Murray, resigned; George veyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, and, by pronip: as -14", F. + to be isulnr a iice WelJ, promoted ; Peter Dickson, siotance, was shortly enableal to st.tte that Its name Bent. to :.e Lieutenant. Canunitsions signed by the Lind Lieutenant of the North was James Eyre, and that of his companion IVilliain i ... „ . Riding oitYorkibire. : • . Bishop, and that they resided in the Borough Road ; iiorth arm). R aliment of I.l4itla-tailigns Richard Clinch, W. he continues in a most distressing state, but hopes are ,Mewburn, and I b-'mas I . oollWan, to bc Lieutenants; Samuel I entertAille , d of his final recovery. 'llothandty to tie' En.iir. Dated May so, 1813'. • Ist Regiment of Not 11,1 f erk Local Milifia..-Ottiwell Wool, . The Gazette . of Saturday contains an offer of h i s 5.,, to be Captain. Dated May 30,1313. I MAJESTY ' S pardon, and 1001. reward, to be paid by . 2d Rnigiment- --.--. Tony, Gent. -tete Ensign and Surgeon. the Overseers of the parish of Woodford, Essex, for JOatxd May SO. 1813. . +.• I the discovery of the murderers of Mrs. MARTHA STE grie It,gimetit-Wilinu Watine, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May to, 1813: •' * ' • MIENS, of that place. The Gazette states, among Commissions blind by tbe 'Lord Lieutenant of the County of other things, that a plain metal gilt watch, maket's • fleceinna.. • • name ~ -a hortias Ridley, Woodford, No. 1514," Ist Battalion of North Hereford Local Militia- Rich:it - Li 11111, w hi c h weirais up in the face, as well as a very sharp ; is+ to be Captain ltichard Thomas Barra, Gent. to be Len : vi t on t t Clyarles E t alete,• Wililadi Newman, and !Uncoil°. case-knile, were missing Irt , m her house. ma., Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated June 10, 1813. I Monday last, in the Court of Justiciary, Ediubutgh, ad pattalion-Jetiklit.Williams,•and William Jones, Esqrs. to be Join .Macdonald . : and James IVilliarnrots Iltic4, were Captain.; loin Pateshall, Gent: to be*Lientenant, dat e d June 10; '4 huatasliiill :and Pete* Griffiths, Genes. to be Ensigns. tried fur ta,bhing and murdering Mr. 14111111kAD, of • Dated Apri4B: 5813.. - - • • the Calton, Edinburgh, on the evening of the 12th ArehenSuld Regituent-e-George Roots, Gent. to be Lieutenant, . o f m ay las, on the highway leading from Coldstidge aatea March rt, artel George Skepherd, Gent. to be Ensign, ! ii dated January 29 , 1812.6 to Corstcrphine. They were both found guilty, and . Conitniseons In the Wiltshire Regiment of Militia I sentenced to be esectited on the 14th of Jula next, I ' . laoinastsairaess Mina Gent., to lie Lieutenant, dated May 14, I and their bodies to be delivered to the Professor of :tut aoba Wises:, Get:. to be ditto, dated Mayls, 1813. I Anatomy, for dissection. Royal Ciatence Regiment of Caadigansithe Local Militia. Llsirs-1 - la . a.-Jamer Marsh was brought up on 1 John IX:yd. - Gent. to teEnsign, vice Tropert, resirned ; John : ~, cit,; ; ,,, G e o% to be ditto, vi:e Thomas', resigned; 'David Jule , Oit'urday 13eliwe the sitting Magistrate, on •itt informa. i aaa,, a:eat. t o be,elittu, vice. Dev ins, iitcea%%l. I lion, charging him with having aided and assisted 1 By the 1.t.r.1 Lieutinant tif the'County of Isintiirgliam. 1 Louis Vatables, Hypolite le Berm:. Refine Remain, i 2e,ttat.attteaatire ttraintent of Militia-Samuel Baik,r, Ese,: to . and Da ne Rene Salomon Degigne, four French Offi be Cspiiiin, vice oickenson, roslgned, dated June 1; Ensign . I „Nei I, &Aid th be Lieut nant, dated ,%pra 23, and Thoni.,s ' cers, prisoners of war, who were at large on their I liriewile; Gent 'to be Ensign, dated Jn,ie t, 1813. • ; parole at Alresford, in Hampsh i r e, to make th e ir i Ist, ter as:ottingham Regiment Of L n ealMiatta-ateuienant Wm. • escape from this country, at Leeds, in Kent, near • 1 Lacey to ,be C m i tain, vice Hatt, r. signed, dated May 1 0; honey • Maidstone. A description of the prisoner's person t Alexander Stevens, Esq to be ditto, vice Eaton, resigned, and bad been lodged with Lockie, and he going into •a Teeter aril almond, Esq. tube ditto, vice Freetli, resigned, dated May 18; William 1 appall, Gent. to he Lieutinant, vice Stan-' public-hearse in Tottenham-court, by Change, saw the . ley, re , ,ii,neet, and Julio Ileury Sadler, Gent.:tei , be ditto, vier - prisoner there, and took him into custody. The pi t siavia, resio•••i, dated May 3° ; Henry Atteninarrow , Goat. stater did not deny the truth of the charge, and re / tot); Ensigo dared May 18, and William Williams, dent. to i be Surgeon, dared May 30, 1813. ' • quested the Magistrate to send Urn to some place of i . t Aal KR 0 NTCY SUPERSEDED. ! confinement in the Metropolis, where he might be Robert Walmesley, of StOdipoit, Cheshire, victualler. 1 near his friends. The Magistrate, however, com iIANKR.I; YTS. • 1 muted him to Maidstone gaol, to take his trial at the Wtiaans Farmer, now or late of Gainsborough, I.incobseliire?' next Assizes for Kent, iu which county the offence itutaaiongcr, deskr and chapman, to surrender July 2,3; and was • Ga • alsilorough , . 'The comr.-itted. 24, at eleven at the Motion:ls' Aims bin, A tzo vnes, htir. Hough, Galusborough ; or Messrs. LongliU /0110WIlig is only one amongst many instances ' :n1 Butterfield, No.' I, Gray'*-Inn, London. ' of the baneful consequences of Oratigtam :- * John Andrew* the elder, of Vrminghzrn, joiner 7.:itl cabinet- i [pltt:M A DUBLIN PAM:It OF THE 9111 WT.] milker, deal r and ch./plan, June 21, 22, and July 44, at 12, ; .-. .., at tte George Inn, 1 lieletli, Bit minglia:n. Attortites, John S. on I hursday the 27th ult. between eight and nine Ma- Smart, p,q. atapia-mu, London ; . or Mr. - Edward 'Chau+, i 33 ill Cie morning, a person of the name of Phil. MsMa- Birnintgltou.. ' bolt* a Roman Catholic, but an honest industrious Thomas belsby, of Leadentall Market, Leaden, poulterer, sales- tradesman, was passing up the street of Clones, trans , man, dealer and chainnan, lune 15012, and July WI, at our, at actin ghis business in the Fair, when he was cruelly Guildhall. At 301133::$, WSW S. Milts, RObir34ll" add Young, 4 P a rliament-stmt., Wesunthiter. • 1 and treacherously stabbed in the back by one 'rho , Richar;.l Poole, of Worcestei, lanthern-leaf and horn comb-ma- . mas Rooney, an Orange Yeoman of the Clones Corps. s u lacturero i lealia and chapinan, June 13, r3,anti 'July 04, at.l He-drove a fried bayonet into the body of the de ign, at Guildhall.. Attorney; Mr. Philip 'Hurd; Tentple. i - . . . ceased, which penetrated eleven inches and an half. Ruben Savage, of 1-layt 3, ,Muldleies, cattle and shee p salesman, I ' dealer and clinpusan, June 14, .29, val July 24, at one, a, . mmediately afterwards, while the deceased lay We ; l • satitattair. .Ittornies, Messrs. itolaisisuu and Ham, Charter- j ' less cn the ground, another Loyal Orange Yeoman, l w a t .e-silit.ii-C,l.utid‘in. 1 armed will gun and bayonet, of the name of John . Joan -Whitfield, late of Quebec . , North Amerlea, but now of E l li ott, of ~, ..cati , ott, s...footioney, struck the unfortunate Nl.Na lAnulon, methane, June i 3, .281 and July 24, at ceesy* • norea mangled body several Ling% and at the same Guffaw' - Attorney, Mr. Lewis,ltisort Berth Flullicletnp/e, Thorns' Churchir•nfillepafith &ISt Pincrtie;4teir Cardbeswri time used the following expression--a that he would • . rnaltwee, Stine 16, 21, and July 24, at e l e ven, at tbe • Whatie be happy to die on the gaIiQWS I.l , ith the Murderer . . isio e ste,•Chteltester. Atturnies, Mown. Johnston, Prite,*and t Rooney, to have had the satisfallon of inflicting the Freeland, of GLichester ; or Messrs:Mai of Hancta-491210%. -:. - . '-• • •• ;-• . -c!,...- . : - murtaL blow that Rama the Papist's Soul and botly.' . . , ' lisodes.. SALgS 11Y . Auctri • oN. . At tl e Lti:an Triers, Foalsolcostreet, Plyntotids, 92 FrifilaYs the lath input. at Noon. THE Good Brig,L'HER,CUT.t. measnting p • ' about 160 ; and capable a carrylag Shout 200 Tons; k Ars to be Scotch built; to t he - in good condition, well found, ' a id' liosscasing every gdotqllalig for general Mayan' ileparposes. Now . 11 41 6 sew the kluallikg Pry-dock is *it son Pool, psis, to his Majesty's ships Bidmark, lisambal, !togs' Sosereign, ausi • C otquestador. . . . 'Afterwards,. for Exportation, or tht Pilchard !fishery, het en tire Vargo; eonsittlng of ablAn..l9o *I mai SALT, (to be-delivered trom alorivislF in ten days.) Also, 55 Pipes high-flavoured Cognac Drafty, from s 5 to 20 over proof, CoMietunett per gen,rll Oat" Fur Catalogues iiewing, and further information, apply to Messrs. H AWKERi and SONS, Merchants, Plyinouth. .I . • THE new Chasse Maree LE NINON, tnea f. • miring about 85 Tuns, also lying in Suttua Pool. 1 is little Vessel is *ell found, appoars very firm and strong beilf, and would Mike a very landy,lptle! Coaster rr l.ighter. Atio, for Expottatlon, or the Plicitard Fislerry, her Carstl; eouliolng of about 40 Tons of Salt, to be ravive.l. from along. side iu siz days. Prize to his sjesty's aiiip Martial, C. T. LILA VIC R , Esti Commander. For Invenwries and Catalogues, and further Infer:dation, ap ply to MeslN. lark woo: brad, Navy Agenti, London; or to Mears. HAWKER and SONS, Merchants, Plymouth. •;7,/,'l - - THE Ship PRINT, .of.the following Di ineusion., per American Register : clads Hs ft. a in. I Depth 12 ft. 4 in. Breadth 21 7 I Admeasures 2t5 1t) s. HAI engin head, is a well constructed Merchstr Vessel, well found in Stores, suited for general purposes, and' requires very little ouifit to perform a foreign voyage. Prize to Lis Majesty's Ships Colossus and Rhin. For lnvenfories and further information,apply to Messrs. John Jackson 'and CO. New Broad-street, London; or to Messrs, HA wit XR and SoN 3, Merchants, Plymouth. Plymouth, Julie 5, 1813. JOHN I.UnCOMBE, Broker. •Oa Monday and Tuesday, June 2d and 29, at l'Stielve o'Clock, in his Majesty's Disck.yard, Woolwich, in the presence of Commissioner CIJNININGIiaId, and a Commission appointed under the atr horby of the it us4iatt Government for the purpose, .4,17.1 - THE FOLLOWING I:USSIAN SHIPS OF WAR, lying at Portsmouth, with their Masts, Yards, and standing Rigging, Cable, Anchors, a proportion of Sails with each, and sundry other Armies, as de-cr.bed iu Ca talogues which may be had at the Couttnitslonitrs' Offices in his Majesty's Dock-yards at Portsmouth, Dep tatird, and Woolwich and at I.luyd's; 13.uson's, and John's Culfet-lams.s, London : Tweriloy, burthen al 1 7, Copper•fastened and Copg er Bottom: Skrroy - liad, Ditto fitto Ratvizan - 1494, Iron Ditto Utt o St. Nelcna - 1751, Di!to 1):tto a :nati - 1:4'15, Di to I) tto Kilduin - 7t in, 1/itto I/itto .At the same tine and pace Svill he Sold, several Lots of Saik atiir R tinMng fr o m the above Slops; also a OliatallY ill Rope and Paper muff, Old rianiti , ocks, Kersey. Copper. Iron, &c. and the S anding mid Cables of two mbar 74-gun Ships. The whole lying in Portsmouth Durk-yard. N. B. the Cantea and Rope, bean;; l'oleign, toal. fu fur - lehgths.—Persous wi,:i!ng to *lei... the Ship and Sturm, must appty to the Comini•siouer of ..'ortsotuuth Dockyard for a note fur that purpose. SIP LENIN b BOTA NICAL . %k 0 I:KS. LEIGH and SOTHEBY, Books-11er., at ther Hou3o, Nu. 143, s:rand, t ypal.* Catherine-. st r. vt , t n Wrainrslty, lune LG, U 44 two 14)11-Millit Dap, at 'Twelve Amos I' VAlnahle and Splendid COLLEC niN of BOOKS on BO I'ANY ; conwitting all tlse scarce a..,1 rate l'ob:icw Mi.* on that subj •c: ; among which are the ktorrus Malabar.cus, 12 vols.-11.0 Work* of Jar:qui:l, Oeder, Rumphiu.,•l'rew and •other*. Likcwit.e a likely pre- . served HM411.73 To b• Ittcwt:d to cue time of Sale, and Catalogues to be had at the Place of atilt. lay and sOTHEDY, Bookaelleri, at their blower, No.-14.1, Strand, oprisite Cathwrine. sure', on Saito - day, Jutic 19, at Twslve AVERY sm.tll, but Splendid RENMINDER of lIUOKS, being part of a valuable lihrary tha was burnt at Moscow before the French entered it; among which a:e, Voyages Piitoresque de Sicily, dtc. par limit-1, 4 too. Morocco-- Vary:airs Yitndestput de la France, 12 toot.—Tablcouz de !a Suisse, 4 tune.—Vaillant's Music Fracs. is, i 9 Liar. raison—Wl - Las Works—Comp:este. eh+ l'Entpere..r d! la largest paper—Le Mus,!unt de iloreitze, i tune.- 7 :litumo th - lando burioso, wit!' proof plates, 4 vols.—Voltaire, by beau •arcltis, lark paper, :U vuls.—uuthin Histoite Nature-11e, double plates, colours.; , :u.ity six. copies ',rioted); u 1 others of va;tar. '1 o be viewed to the time of Mr, and Catalogue: to be Lad at the Place c.l 10L{ BHA AND INDiciE,,TION FIALLAWS ANTIBILIOUS FILLS. These ?ins are articularly recustonended in all Bilious Com p.a:nts, wherlice arising from a weak or deranged Action of the Stomach, from Cold;, whereby the Secretion of rile is obstructed -4—or iron; Excess in Ening or Drinking, wherein the Bat is rendtrad acrid and corrosive, and regurgitattd to the Stomach, cat:snug Sickness--1 441 idiCe— indy I),sta-o.las—indigestion, Etc. In I lair that Cos:lwo:4ra sl..zgisli State of the Bowels—Sick Ach—and ai4fl during Pregnancy they may be tak:u with -ingular good effect. swd wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards,6(l, St. Paul's Church.) ard, 1.0n40n, price t:s. 9d. per box, duty included. AGENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Svlsbury, at Di-penitary, 15, Soho-vinare, last Summer, having an encrmted eruption of the pustular form covering his Lands, at t. mirk: with violent pain,and bwulling of the glands o: the arnisfrom frri.rtion. Hi: :tights sleepless, and his heirless state (Mahar-4s bring useles.) read:red this Case in VI young h nrtn d:ttresslug. Mel or the virulence had been produced by previous improper treatment. Being directed to a mild sedative plan, the anravated symptoms gave way, and the PATEN!' ANTISCOIaIIU I'IC DAOPS restoreld his hands to their natural state; and he now expre,ses himself as enjoying a better state of health tau than the two pre ceding years. N. B. .1 he Genuine Medicine, SV.lsbury's Patent Antlscorbu• tic Drops, lit.s the words, " By the King's Patent," expre,sed on the Bottles, sill of Dirertion, and Outside Wrapper, and the icing's Duty is printed in Black Ink.—ln Betties of Sit Shillings, Double Ten Shillings and Siapence—and largest One Pound Two Shillings, Dm) , included.—Compound Essenee, Bs. This Medicine is peculiarly efficacious in Scurvy, Gout, Rheu matism, IS Serophulous and Bilious Complaints AIGH WA Mt Al LOPlnizi MilDoli*UU-MUkKOW. Morning..... .. . Aft. nume :nittutei after S MARRIED. At Bermuda, the Rev. Evan Holliday, of Mount Pleasant, Carmarthenshire, to Miss Lagtroge. Rev. F. Lushly, to Agnes Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Rudd, rector of Full Sutton, Yorkshire. At Cowed, Herts, the Rev. J. Walker, rector of Cottred, and late follow and to or ofTrin;ty-hall,Canthridge, to Sophia Mary, third daughter of the Rev. T. Si,son, of bradlirld, Hertz. June 3, at Chadian, Mr. W. Punic, of his Majesty's ship Sultan, to Miss Louisa Davis, niece of Mr. Sprat, superuneud ins Muter at Chatham. D 1 ED. At St. Petersburgh, on the nth ult. aged in, the Rey. L. K. Pitt, LLD late fellow of St. John's coth: t e, Oxford, chaplain to the British Factory at St. Petersburgh, and dotneatic chaplain to Lerd Whitworth. ' • Res. William Rees, of Aberavon, Glamorgan dike. June 5, at his mother's residence, l'ordwich, after many years aged $6, Richard Edwards, Esq. son of the late Cap tain Valentine Edwards, of the Royal Navy. Last Week. it Banbury, the Baroness DI Poll, widow of the late . 13arda, a Frond, emigrant nobleman. Yesjerdsy, on his birth-day, Mr. Richard. Bannister, book -841141.5 4PU L e rd . Ttalge-bars aged "4). TO MRS 1010140 11, M, NEVMAN-STiErt MADAM 4 HAVING experienced the good Effect of yom invaluable MEDICINE for CHILDREN, who:: Tee I take !"ais opportunity for the good of others.—Bri to (.ether, can judge what parents fed, when they are their dear little tutu. cents osier. without a piasstiviiity of affording them the least ts. lief; but clunk ( rani that is removeil. *lace yots Le t introduced the AhII....X.ICAN NQU'VIIING sy RUl'. /laving experienced the good efFeet with two of my Children. can speak with COnfidentest•--the firer was very ill, and had Ets with cuttti.g his back teeth; we no sooner rubbed the child's gum., then he got betteresued his teeth 441e -though it:bloat any snore vain ut edusulsitin. yhe mho; little da!heg was so extremely weak thy it was distressing to see him : not tltititlnr. it was h., teeth. did not apply tit Irtyrup until itl:ought struck any tti e. that the wOuld iry the: Syrup, as it tuizht be the te, Ct. No anoint were Is t WAS 1 . 11141544 than he begasi to racial, and, in less that, a wetk, Ito oi;t: vet:tild have thetti4ht it wt.. the ball IC Lutituw , int tipg lax teeth withot:t pain. It bring imssible to de-criLe the state they were to, shall be liappY to satisf y any Lady, wive mat have acA id in the tame way, by calling at my house, Nu. sty, Alargaret-street, Cavendish-square. It l eliould tie blessed with any more chsidzeu, will always brg!n to apply the Syrup ia and UM ' yoursiespeafully, MEt(CLst. May 10,1813. To be tad of the Proprietors, Johnian and Williams No. 94, Neavinatt•sti vet, Os.inrsl-stroet; sod; bg limit appointm- !, tibavLand i2wards, St. Pastes Church-yard ; Barclay, No !. Flee!-Starke:; N4whhty, St. Church-yard, anti D tn:,- greet, Dublin; Butler, 4, Cheap: k, D!cry and Sutton, bow Church-yard; Perrin, sou bhuipton-street, I overvg:buden; by all the principal Medians Venders in tawu and country, as is thl. a hauls. Caul ion.-13esure to ask for Johnson and WiPams's Amnia can Soothing Syrup, as there are several bpuriotti soits. N. L. Mrs. Johnson reeves the titian: Pow . , as usual, at her noose, every 'Chug *day and Sarur !ay /alarm:lg, mom site to Ten o'Clock, by brit g'ng a Lever trou a r.speciable keeptr, tit sanity that wry arc teal objec;s of charity. AN ADDITIONAL AND INCOMES 'ABLE PROOF. Silt —For three ()flour years I wAs most grievon.ly sinicted with a tormsqting scorbutic humour, wile'. part.; cularly ail.cted uty bands, artaiuled wah swelling at d I•urriag heat, and discharging a thin se; isnouhuss fluid, so that wis.a iny hands were exposed to the fire, or beat or (le sun. or eves* Ws' ;14 its bed, the pain h: canoe s.• intolerable, tirst I could tali,. .I.lter havi:l; tri.-ti various otc.licin.:s to siJ pull:use, your Aft:(. it:ORIN 1 ;c Daises wan., by a mesa, recottimaiidal to tai,ef which I only took one laq,a and two sm•11 ti.ntice. I t - ank Guts I am now, and have fur twu sea; • betu entire y frt.:: from cif former cuiuplaint, nor Lave I had :suy symptom of it. mufti.— I I.IM, with the greatest raper:, sir, yours truly, Jos Lem Niats X alaUltr, BridliNtun. To Mr. Julia Lienam, f•urgemi, Manchester. 114 tat Jime t These Drops art road in moil kd square bottles at 60. and Ifs. cane 14s. hintle.is rqu.sl to thiev 6s. whoiesale a..ei real • M:. I.igtiunt, Manchester; ulki retail by J. livar.s awl Su; Long-ians., Wea. Smithfield; Dicey and C.t. bow Chula.. Ard ; and Sons, 9.;, Fl. vt-markr , ; Slow and 1:•1% 66, sc. Cliereh-yard ; 1•161. r, 4. Ciwzi side;. N..nbery sad Sui.s, 43, l'aurs Chu-eh-yard; 311.44istuu. IS, Greei tiJhu, Loudeti; Mc. W York; Mr. Walker, Newo ca.tle; . ;\lr. it. seurt, I Cu, South-1): idge, Edltiburglt; Mr. 11,..:11, ; Iby every respeci able kiediciut der ir. every Petirktri fown In the Uoiftet IC.41;.1( AL VlCki. WIJENno Men of EducAn aad professional skill • use verse-v.:rug etideaetrars to discover the lutist sale rir.4 cots n method of treating a few prevailing Manses, the succor ful result of their etperience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS ziod Co. Surgeons, tare been induced to nuts the care of the following the object of their partictikar study, vs. a cer.ain Diwad:r, fr.;.:trettny. eontractedlat a autumn! o' intim. cation, and 'is ccimattintatits, Siretures as.d erects, *trick, by Lan improved Wan, are In eddy and effectually cure.: ; as also eit bibty, Whether ar:sime triton Bacchanalian itolaigencys, song re ; drnce u• -eiseur climates, ..1 a secret suli;ury vice, too of.isu ea. happily p i irsued by the youth ot both sexes, in :lie out- causing Penniy or barrenness, and in the wher a isuniccoo, traiti,44lnir; iyogi illeases, which, if not timely remedied, taut tat' an imp.* teve and censumptinii. In that diva elring IlLitu 4) . debety it deficiency, wbctber the consequ.nco ot suit banelet habit,. or. arising from any. other cause, by which the power. o: Vie cocuits tution become entlebler as regularly educatedourgeoui ..f fps. don, they offer a firm, safe ; anti speedy restoration to soucd aad vigorous health. Messrs. Gies and Co. exchasivnly professing the cure of Ara particuiar conyla Ilia, in ”reter that they may nut be, hi I ntiitaken few, mai ked with the obloquy •o ;wetly aig,Xlsea •11 I the ignorant empiric, think ft Out pi.nce to themselves to state 1 that they have been properly educated and Initiated into every I i branch of the profession (certificates of which. front vliffexts 1 flospha!s, and testnuoilials front :he most eminent Phyaidani, ! the: have to convince any inquirer) that the incase scontsisa, trout their endeavours fi rst induced them to Isit the praltdc.• of 1 the general Prattith;iter, an.l they presume that their preteasr , s. coamitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with; : which they have, by the Public, been so liberaltr hououred. . I To be consulted daily by Pattente or eithzr sex, wlt;i 44:estry, 1 delic.ty, a i d2:tentl9l4.—LttteSS Iran! :/•t • coutitry, cou'arnibg the particular e of the case, age, and manner of Witty, mrlosirg a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Modi:ine toi -1 wazdrd to any pat t of the kingdom: 4.4):.:4 •In , l Co. Stireeons. 1 •, Stineer:earrorti IP .iristree•, • • CHALIANGE. A.T F.SS RS.CU It RIE and Co. Surgeoss, late in his Zelijesty's Service, chalteuge.the woole world to peeve a instance where. their Medicine and method' of cure ever failed of the deeise-1 effect. Ihe practice of many years t'z' particubn branch of their profession tali not „even rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cite of Venereal Coale-tints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequetice et the pernicious audwasteful effeess of a habit long and must unhappily pursued by the youths ot both seri, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source sif barn" neat ; the other Lave Its ravages titan:, developed to them by a 411 tres.S4 state of debility, which,if out timely remedsed,teneingo In impnetice. These are its remote and ultimate ellists, while con. sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous compiai..l usually characterise the earlier stars of this solitary vise. Of ',tr icots languishiug under the disorders inchknt to such a habit, astir treatment is simple and has n' vet proved unsuccessful. in its course of a long, laborious, and much extended peace ice. In the moot obstinate and complicated cases of veuereal infectioo, sea as obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences. hard tie riots, callous ulcers, eruptions. seminal weakness, glect!, as she STAICTUAES, Whether recent or of lon duretion, and which have baffled de skill sifother Practitioners ; are by their present improved pi.:a treaunent, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient mace:lithe ex-ruciathig pain and alarming hemorrhage which often follows the application of the lunar caustic. la the :utile , et 50 years esteesiee practice In this metropolis, mamma CAW qiictures have been and are daily under their care, the toil -realisation of which are effected by a safe, certain, sr...lex: l 'N vous mode of practice, superior to any other yet adoeed. 1! 4 wealteess, relaxation, and debility proceeding front t a;s c , .•+ - plaiiit, is speedily removed, and the patient re-Eared to 1.).: 4 and v•gorous health. But ishere the elebitity has tor years et" - tea, a proper perseverance in that restorative reatehes, Alta :at stricture ha; bins destroyed, is indispeosahly requisite us revi.' the lumbering sparks of life, and to the comattliti,ew Several Nobkmen and el..oth:me ii, tit the first reeirca.r:'if ' ave been under the care of Nlce.rs. Curren .:11.1 CO. for t•.! nova' of complaints of the Uee:bra, Sinecures, Rec. and, '- received a radnal .aid pernitieent cure, request that rut' ` r may be made to thou as satisfactory evidences of the Jeesil-i person( yof ••s. Cntsis and Co.'s nla.i nt treami •Itt. a these lfantivitieo had Strictures from tett ti, resew, yeal.. and were under the care of M. sirs. Home art Heave dr: and other surgeons of equal cm:Geller, µben ass mixed Cult St by the application of the lunar canes?, with tut sue:en. Patients in the Country are requested to state !4 , . of their case, ',444: and manner of living, Clichtstus / note fur advice aci d ' medicines, and the same wi:l be gisei: totwardzd to any part of the Kingdom. IViessrs. Curr.e and Co. may be consulted by either Se a ' '7 l : t he greaten delicacy, secrecy and heR41411 . , at their horse, 107, Hatton-Garden. _ LONDON : Printed by Levi!. Kurt, P.cke..•Ar. pubbthed .tkere, mid at the Stae.ollllte, Terr;iii-Gsr.