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NAUTICAL !WEL 1' - t.siatici. 1111 COMITINAt4O% fis" 4 N 4 talletD/NO *id& DfSTAXIMITION . .. POMP-MONEY. , . The mil...for the derentleit or I br :k'allroom Dutch nap. Tune 4. 1203 w,ll be paid at N 0.23, Sisley tt:tet, Strand, every 1 uef• i I ay and Ti,, fday for three yea: S. .., • The im t thy. fur the detirtiOinn of la Bayonnols, November lig, ilos, win h.: paM at the Gant timer.mi place. The gun brig h:b ~ 'tit rht recapture of ihipt Franeis and act-1 ke. September t 4 and is, egos, and the Rover the a9tb dike I f-mr n earl, ',pit) he rel.' at N. 113, Clement's Init. every Tufa, mid Friday for three mouths. Tlse Mangsion. for the capture of the Jorge Khakis. Winiati 24. sto4, wit be paid un the I:ll;,mpiull's arrival in pint, and re , called evert 'lucidity and Frblivy far thrte years. ARKIN' hr. I • Off Dover. Africa. ellfUth. from the Havannah : Samaritan. . _ _ _ _ . ?Arley, trams '-_ _ '..ibut, IF.rley. . Phitatkiphfa; add Strt4;, - Tii;s43;t: from LI. -At Cowen. &neat. kart)! Irmo %Homer; sort Past. key. voids. from tiavarmab-At Southampton, Jamas. Preen; and Hilton, Prows, from Oporto--At Clooceller, Anna Dorothea. —, from Foro--At Milford. Ann and Maria, .....--.., from Nevrfoundiand--.ot Maki, Mary, Litton, from N• wrounatand - At Lhorpord Superb, Bufworth ; Ceros,Wehberc and Marie.' .117 , -,. , -. r- m ratoloilon ; t.ury. Conic from Matrad,ufetts; Idariball, Hunker; and Brutiwick, —, from Savantwh ; l' firs, J ... . o, ...;:: Klcifburgh: Fairll.l,l, —; It ofl. 11, Towers; i t arm Mar., Fsliar. frost Itirs.-At Cork, Da:lcrubett Wile, Ilelltida. from Jamaica-O6 t h e Start, Yinc.-----; Regulus, - • --; 1e.,1 f hub , du, —, from Oporto; Two Eiii,W. •-•-•, a.g. Malladozei Kiplilkb s fso •• - • - •••1 Cam. ..--; Britatuda t • o•-i- ; Kip Packet. ---; Cbarlrftm. : .and Motioque, Wag, from Lifbon-At Charleftnn, CkOrvia, Collin. f:oni Lovi ;Lest Akre. .........; and Charlciton. Hall, from Liverpool-At Africs. Btlyptierme, Cusuzil,front Liverpool-At Hull. Wiggett. • 'An% from pantstc; Bee, Shoveboufe, from Rip; Notting. NW, frown Malaga...At Falmouth, buccefs, Spence. from Visits ....ln the Clyde, Olive branch, ..........., from Cluitlegoo-lo the' WOK. Unman Padget, --..--, from St. Michael's -In the DOW% the Oporto, Shepherd. from Oporto; Ceres, Bennett; flora, Vuliock ; and the Elizabeth, Martin, from Lifbon-At Live,. pool.leama, Meek... from Littson--lit the Creck,Oth, Colt, from New Tort --At Southampton, Kangaroo. , hOwersoto... At Lortdondaery. nide, Parry, from Baltimore; Triton,—; Neßne,---; and the Traveller ,—, from Rip-At Dub lin, Haney, Newton. from Meonet-At Copenhagen, Prelident Jet ferfon.—, front New Voris...At Noma, Praraklin, —, from 'New York. The Hope, WilHomfbn, failed front ?Mau near time months age. and hat not fines been heard of. The Ai(dire. Sibtron, from Newfoundland, that was on note now Poole. is got of. The Gervernor Milne. Moffat. front Grenada for Leaden, Is .on &ore at Scilly; 130 hosfacada of fop: raved. Th e Eli za b e th. —, from Button to Amagniam, Is loft on the mpg of Holland. ThePhernii, Lawton, from Riga. Is loft ao Bornholm. The Ann of Shields, Captain Arcoßroag,lms (stung a leak, and pot Into Copenhagen to repair. The Ma/ and Elizobettr, !moo, from Leedom to TIMM, i. carting ka•o Rat gage harbour by a Dad boat : after riding the gale in die Dooms sea obliged to cut het cahks, in caufiquencs of a IMO Oip drifsM in her hawfe. Th e H et i sne ,--. from the River, la Plata for Lolllloo,l' • put into Litho,' in chafer , . The Traveller, Bahl," from Poole, is loft at the entrance of 1 Leyhorn harbour. The Warren,liall, from Ncw York, is log in the Teed; crew fasted. • . • Entraft of a letter (mat Leghorn, dated Decent ber rt. 1805: '' Sit Swedifla veffelr, with Pilchards, from Eng. Lind for this rot, have been captured by French pet. - Mears and coneleinned." r . • ; • • ' : SPCRTING EXTRA INTELLIGENCE. ..- . .... . ---,..., -• •cia , BETTING AT TATIERRALLII, ii. , ...., 415,5 smoT cues WI Oat MATLAIISS. • li) I *MS to two Obi* Cid. by flair. • le•;ri , iggareo czosstaT Tot 01. i r ..pirell is two *bit Hien, Sy - Overton. li ttall OP TIM IPAWOWOONL es ttve to lewk•alro. brother to ..,at o • s r. -',,, morentair . • Ir. plot to fair notiptorevea made it: weir, „y, jive to four Sir Dodd apinft &aysiey. eLAROT STAIM. . r . to Row oganlft Plantagenet. ive totem again* Little Peter. liras? *room Iron to two apinft Lord Fegremmt's b c by Gobanna, out of Homhoes tilos. Fight to site againtt tin Dika of Graßein's b c by Worthy, out . of Pnwiella. Nine to one aping Mr. C. Wilfon's b e by Hanalctontan, cwt 1 of kerntires Earn.—Oats not yet mentioned. Veßerday Robert Pateerfon, the attorney. who was convened in December Taft at the Old Bailey, of de handing Mr. Roth of 1301. under pretence of pro. miring him a place in the ordnance. flood in the pillory purfoant to lenience, It will be remembered that this delinquent was affitled in his villany by 7 bomat Krwyßarn, a clergyman, who has fence been tranfpnrted. Mr. Farrel, of the Ceylon Civil Service, and Sit ring Magiitrate at Columba, was lately murdered by frame perfon unknown, while fitting in his veranda. The report of a gitn was heard by his domellics, and on battening to the fpot, they found him bleeding and hiders on the floor. During the pale of wind on Friday, a 'ball of fire fell into the yard at the fail cloth manufaSory of Mr. Whitaker, in \Vincolmlee, between eight and nine o'clock in the morning. One of the workmen faw it I full, and defcribes it as being .about the Clic of ba'h his fills ; on touching the ground it appeared to bre - ak • and difperfcd in a multitude of Iparks. He went direly to the fpot, but no marks whatever were left by which the nature of it could be afcertained. Yefierday a boat failing near Weßminfler Bridge, was overfet by the violence of the wind. Happily boars immediately put off from the (bore. aed arrived in time to lave the vraterman and two pallingers. On Sunday fe'nnight the newly-eret9ed iron bridge over the river Tees, at Yarm, fell with a moll tre mendous crafts. The cooculfion war f o great, „ to be felt in every part of the town. Workmen, we undertiand, are hulily employed its getting the iron out of the river, to prevent the town :rum being inundated in cafe of heavy rains. Fortunately the old bridge remains (landing, or the road into that part of the county of Durham muff, at lead fur Come time. have been totally flopped. The R ed-hr u'i, at Batterfea, was broken open and entered by a gang of villains yefterday morning, and a great number of valuable articles, packed tip ready to take away. when fortunately an alarm was given, and two of the thieve! were taken on the premifea, and yelterday afternoon conveyed to the county gaol. The boat of Mr. Taylor, in Horfemonger lane, was alto broken open, and robbed of a quantity of linen and china ; and what appears Ilratige is, that tine three thieves who were Peen to efcape from the boufe on the approach of d enarket-cArt, left the molt valualdc atticles, and cafseit to get at, behind. P. ,FOR 711 E 37,1 R. MR. EDITOR4--I obieree in your Paper of the t 3 th init. that yolk Rate, 0 it was Mr. Girdler who in. fnimcd Sir liaac Heard, that, according to an old A.Ft of Parliament, a corpfe could not pals through St. James's Park, or any of its avenues, without making the fame a public road for ever after." I take the liberty, therefore, nt terrain Mr. Girdler to inform the ignorant part nt the community in that refpea, u hat is the title of the Statute, and when it paled; for there are many, to my knowledge, who are as acisious to know as ycur Conftant Reader BIRTH. Sunday morning, In Park Brent, the Countef. of B nbury, of a daughter. MARRIED. Yefterday morning. by (pedal licence. at James Randay Curb bert's, Efq. in Berkricy-fqoare, by the Rev. Bea Wood, George hake Evans, Efq. of &Izalco is the play of Limerick, to the Right Hue Lady L*rbery.. - - , . . . • ..-- _ . • - • • - . - Fraie ev LONDON 0 ARTTE, Yaguary ti. 1 'NT. TAYI.OR, Surgeon, No. so, New Biklge ftreif,l.ondoci, -- • SIR, Edinhllrgh, May 1, 0100, PARTNk.RSHIPS DISSOLVED. . IN the fpring of 1 794 IW IS :ICI a e 4.1 will a Vene- Elisabeth Burling Clark and Mary Ann Walker, of Vinxhall- real Complaint, which I treated with indifference far five row, Lambeth, January et. 18:4. . months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician, who liaae Bird and John Elliott, in the Strand, Middlefek, grocers, 1 put a femininity (Wm to the viral awe of the difi ale (by menu- November 14, 1803. 1 vial application) for tome rime; but growing, in fpite of all meth- John Warburton and William Green, of Altrlnghani, Cheihite, : eine and the advice of tl,e hitt Gentlemen o' Ilse Faculty here, thread makers, January t, 18,6. . warfe and worfe, for tar . years, I was reduced to a Rate alma! Ebenezer Johnfon and Henry Sanford, N o , 7 , Bil o pi ge te. 1 unparalleled and beyond defcription being an entire leperand wino ftreet, ironmongers, January 1, Eliot, i rated Iron, head to (Oct. My bad thrust, mouth, coke legs. Mary Suart and William Kaufman, both of Lane* (ter, and ' arm., he. have been altirnately in danger of becoming cr. Ida ,-- Thomas Rawfthorn, Ida of the fame place, deceated, Welt tudia io fhon, I hart had from 10 tit 3o eatMg ulcer• nit mi body, and merchants, January r, 11105. ' neatly totally t'eprived of fight It would lit 1111iLlf:1{1101841 to par- John M'Duwell and Peter hinDovrell, of Falmouth, Cornwall, • tient:rife all my cafe--fuTsce it to ray, there never was, or ever mercers and drapers, December eft, 1803, I will be, one of a more dangerous or of a m ire complicated na- William Powell and John l'earfon Hayward, of Newgate-Rreet, : tura. I was hat Isailend upon by my frl. ads, and Iniagieed my- London, heridd, fign, hnufe p inners and gliders, January t, tae.'. ' Colt beyond all hop,' of reauvi ry. and • indeed, in my then condi- Thomas Down and Jacob Dadden, jun both of Wartuinfter, thin, death wii- referable to my mote th..n rolitirable Rate. Li 040 Wiithire. common brewers, January a, tliofi. 1 dreadful innation did I drag a mon miferable exiftencr, tilli/trt Sji Edward T o dd an d G eorge 8.-11, of Li ver p oo l, ma R u i ner, a n d Paovine Net threw in nty way a newfpaper containing the cafe of woollen drapers, January a, illon. a fele. li. of Plymoutln—my friends read It, I could not. I fent BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. and procured fame of your I.r Age' PAT, NT P. 14.1.3, Whitk , by March t. limes Mutes, of New Market-ftreet. Waliphle, Mid•' 44 , 4 from tituet . time, ant now, and banking Seam, (Mier more ' dlekz, flopfeller and falefman, at ten, at Guildhall. I than four ye-n indeferibalde dlfireft). in as g led a Rate of health BANKRUPTS, as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine,thriaing,hesa child born to me a few months_ .. ago. In Oa_ titudeto Goo. John Locals the younger, of Spibby, tineoMileire, linen duper , i , th y and in hopes of rendering my I.oow•ercatureo Yaviee. I [equal grocer, dealer and Chapman. to Ilarrender February 13, 14, and .. you to publifh this ; and you may at any time refer p ra lo s z r who March 4, at eleven. at the George Inn, Spilt's), Attonnes, Mr. . with to he fatiased of the truth of this or further William Walker, of Spillby; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Na 8, Cut ti- . . . . ' SI to me or my fnenda, by knee o perion. tor-fireet, Chancery lane, London. A. few cafes fornaelnets will ever equal Tins• and none mean/ Thomas Kellett. a Wallin, Stanordniire, baker, dealer and chap man, February 20, xi, and March 4, at eleven, at the Swan it, I have from eaperience,every realms to aiGine mankind , that la I .o ur LIME c's Fieus they will find a lure, ipecaly , fare, sad rail.; lintel. Birmingham. Anomie, , Mr. S. Lowe, Birmingham's ',.., cure. • or Mr. Chilton , at his Seat, Ezebuquer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's . c '' Prepared and rota by the Sole Prnprietor,TVOMAi TAY, 420 i Inn, I.midan. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London ant* honk John Stant y, of Kingtton-upon-Hull, merchant. January 30. 3 t , fee, to perfuns tak a g thee Pill., and sill thecrpatierns lerbwit s No 0, New Bridee-ftreet ; whivo he will give al '. ur a: and March 4 at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingfton upon-Hull. Anoraks, Mars. Cold and Garland, Kittgiton- If polt paid, on the lame terms, obfcreing fn all e nal . tka et al fn upon•Hull Richard Standby, of Br iftol, grocer. dealer and chapman, February violable foamy. doperfon's name or cite Intrininacia Mentialeati, ' bat at their own particular repel!, by the Yroptiecor,durios !ter 3, 4, and March 4, at eleven, at the White Lion, in Broad-nreet, i _ of Briftol. Attondes, Alerts. Meredith and Robbins, Lincoln' .. i e°°"'_,." more than 36 yours, that he has had thulnafiuitargssf therefrom. Inn, London ; or Mara. John and Jeremiah Ofoorne, Broad- an eile4five We of the above Medicine, and the Peneics a. thqB Thai are alto _fold, by hia_sppoin_ appointment, for the.corrnolenea ,, of neat, Brined. thole_ r liv i ng at a ',Mance, by Mr. Baxter, South-Midge, Edinburg/1 0 William Manthee, late of Shoreditch. Middlefer, but now of Blackman-11nel, Southwark, eheefcmonger , /noisy se, at one, M . Mammy, printer, Glafgow, fo whom aVo lbb.,,T refers for Feb. to, at ten, and March 4, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, hi* c . . . ' o Ma ib ll; Mtu . Robertfon'a Toy-fhop, No. 103, ~:ford- f rost; Mr. is ; a tle-rerfumer a, No. 33, St. Alban a.artet, Pall. Mr. Crawford, Craven Buildings, City Road. Timothy Suer, of Charing Celli, hliddlefex. wine -merchant, dealer a o tough a, No. y, Fifb.ftreet-hil nearly oppollte the Mona and chairman, January 24, February ;3, and March 4, at eleven, ... . at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Cobb, Clement's Inn. ment ; oar. Steel a. book fi tie r, No. t, Union-row. Little Tower. it.ll; Mr. C a liwell ' s, Dublin ; and by one r i ot in every esailden. Benjamin Clifold, of 4Ftltb's Rents, St. John-ftreet, Middlefea, aisle town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as,.pd. dealer and chapinanlahuary as, February 8, and March 4, at ten, at GiallilhalL ABorney, Mr. T. H. Shaw, No. j, Clement 's each, fettled up with full and plain Diroeitions, whereby Perform ban, I.oadon. . 6" either fez may cure themfebres with cafe and Curacy. John Petty, late of KendaLWeitmoretand, nioneyiferivener, malt tier, a:web-Matter, coach-maker, dealer and chapman, February la. at Ste, Februaty 13, at ekam, anui March 4, at five, at the White Hart lon, Kendal. Attendee, Mears. Richardfon and Fell, Kendal; or Mr. JackfonOla, a, Gardemcourt, Middle Tent*, LOndati. DIVIDENDS. Janbiry st. Thontata Pierfon and William Satnnien, of RuSa fow, Mak-greet, London, trills factors and partners, at one, at Guildhall. January as James Gadillckof Bilhopfgateiftreet, London, check. nonage', at ten, at Guildhall. ' January s . 'Hennas Jennings and Dleionfon Jennings, of Spal ding, Lkteafe , bankers, irrinenoamis and copartners, at tco, at the White Hart Inn. Spalding. January 30. Konen Worlledge. of Great St. Helen's, London, conifaetor, at twelve, at GulldbalL January 30. Joreph Wheeler late of the Red Edon, Hampftesd, Ai idellekx, eltditaller, at eleven , :n Guildhall. ' January 26. William Cobham, of Tomas-ilreet, rata of Saint John, Southwark, Surrey, dealer la corn and coals, at eleven.. at Golidhalt January 30. Arttbr Platen, of Duke-fired, Aldgate. Linek.o, woollen draper, at eleven, at Galldhall. January 30. Thomas Hodgfon, late of Aborfield Mills, Banks, paper taker, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 30. Thomas Walker, of Hoven, Sufolk, baker, at eleven, - • at Guildhall, London. January 30. Wllilam Gigney, of Hackney, Midelkilx, baker, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 31. Jofepla Smith Whiter late of Witham, Effes, millet, at ten, at the Three Cups, Colefiefter. January 30. Andrew Paul Pouriales and Andrew George Pole. tales, of Broad-greet buildings, London, merchants and copart ners, at one, at Guildhall. January 28. James Pitkethly, of Wood-ftreet, Cheapfiete, London; drugent, at tern at Guildhall. Japan, aB. Mariano Bova, of Piccadilly, Farina of St. James, WRitTirlftrf, printfeller, at ten, at Guildhall. Putting 28. Jam" Wilde, John Watts, and John /toddy, of Up per Thames•ftreet, I annloti, whalefale grocen and fugar refiCICIII and copartnen, at ten. at Guildhall. January 25. Daniel Readhead, of tit. Margaret's Hill, Sbutbwark, Surrey, tin.plate-worker, at twelve, at Guildhall. January 30. John Wright, of Piccadilly. part& of St. james,Weit • mintier, bookfcller, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 27. James Ricbardby the younger, of Durham, joiner and cabinet-maker, at twelve, at the City Tavern, Durham. Jannary 26. John Stork, Ehomaa Whitby, and Matthew Bone t if, of Great lariffield, Yorkthire, cornfatton, copartners, dealers ante chapmen, at eleven, at Guildhall, l.notlon. January 28. Henry Reimer, of Catherine Court, Towtr-Hill, Loudon, me reboot, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 30. William Curtei• and Benjamin Welsh, of Martin's lane, t'annon.fireet, London, merchants and copartners, at eleven. at Gaildhall- January 30. Matthew Knight, now or late of Gun Dock, Wapping; IVliddkfcx,fitil•naker, and of Louder., Dotter, fancloth mann faelorer, at one, at Guildhall January 30. Nicholas Van Spangen, of Wells.ftrect, Goodinan'a- Fields, Middiefez, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. To S. SOLOMON, FA. 11/1. D_ LIVERPOOL EXTRAORDINARY CURE Of Mr. lain Mullins, Principe' Clerk of MOE*. Fflifnp, Parker,, and Browse, Iron and Raft Mareliante,Thorne. near Donealter. SIR. THROUGH a retapfe of It fevere nervolig fever. In Odlober, atm, I wu brought into a deep decline, an. emapanied by eonitant profufe fwtats, uto oblige me to thatpi my linen two or three times a day, and wan glum up by the Paw cony as incurable; my cough, which had been gaining grassed far tome time, was very violent loth ed, midi:sated toe to etiwalotuit great quantities of very vifcid and afear.ve matter. I was total ly deprived of Deep for a long time, I thus became weak, ems Hated; and fo hrlplefs, that f could not Grote the room writer befog ftgsparted by my win and daughter. t One fo nervous, that though I have Peen perfume tremulous from* par a irlytic *rote, a'4 .from the effeels of an ague fir. they vogelam in firth a deplorable Rate as I was at times for t oars tagethen; I Vt . a. in this forlorn and belplefs condition itheti . Your (twain. able, nay Ineflinsable CORDIAL BALM OE GILEAD wag firit Admindkeredu me, in doles of three tau f l imitariia, thug rimes a day, which was gradually inereafed, to find tea tpotinfols four times a day. I found benefit eirealy....my cog s kp egy ,„ ,„ e maul, and In about three weeks it was quite gone; in I he smear, dill this • !Lim brace my nerves, create an appetite.. ptuentek natural nal, and gradually invigorate ary.rbele (ramie ; to a woad. I recovered ! and thank Goo I have not 114 d the WM return fh# I enjoy better health than ever I did before, quhafreo from rye ilightell nervous Iymptum. Mr. Sheardoent, of Dorn after, from whom tht Cordial Balm of Oltenia was obtained, as well as all who koew fall, tunGder asp recovery as link litort of a miracle; and if people labouring un.der tonfumpriva or nervous diforderi would have rework to tido grand Medicine the Cordial Balm 01 CBI :ad, I make nu doubt Of their deriving the fame berried to ; and tor the good of mankind, II with It was more generally known and retorted to. Same -of tbe Cordial being alto given to an infant daughter of mine wiles in convullions, it had an inflantaneous and wonderful elk& is env euveraig bcr. I am, Sir, your obliged humble fervent. JOHN MULLANS. Thorne Qnay, March It. Sold in London by Mrs Mathews. ill, &rend; Dzey rind girt.. ton, Bow Church-yarn; Bacon, Aso, Oxford-ltrs et; Pidding,76, Or ford ttrect,oppolite the Pantheon; Butler,e,Cladipfole ; Barclay Aid Sun, fleet market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; Howard and Evan.. Long Lane, Weft-drukhP.clel; and ran rtcularly M the following paces, vit. Ended, Mr. shiereldf Lynn, Pigge Path, H.z.ird Malicia,. are &dace Berwick , Car M agar, si lver Balingit kr., Hulbert .Al,lkflicm, Hoare Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidentibad, linnet Bridport, Roberts Malnilbury, Lea Brulovar•r. Poole blanningtree, Wilklnfon Beweley, Prattington Nottingham, burleage & Staid '. • timelier, Stephens ton lircittford, Norbury Newcaltie upon Tyrie,HritchM ' Reminder, Hine foil and C... Memos Waltham, Jennings Norwich, Stever:fora Baintree, Sheacrott Newport, file of Wight, Alga Coventry, Merridew Nam with, Snelfon Canterbury, Briftow Ofweitry, Edwards CaillOr, 1100th Penrith, Soldby Chatham, Ethcrington Ponies, J. and W. &Ackland Cambridge, liodfon Portfmouth, Sharpe Chollow, Morris Plymouth, Nettleton Clapham, Batten Plyntosth Dock ,Hosland Dover. Neale' Rhkinalifworth, Parka/ Dunitable, Queenitiorough Ruchfued, Wade Durfky, Harding Sheffield, Pierian Deptford, Davies ritunforclaNuwcomb Denham, Barker StaflOrd, Morgan Dublin, Na. 6, College Orem. shrew/Lug, Wood Dugdale, Calwa, Bull Sherbmone °earthy madam Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Satnsurdam, Night Bridge doethauquen Baker Exeter, Trewoun and See 6allifhury, SC ll Illia Ely, Bratkenbury •E fituftaniry "Adams Frane HAAB 6 &Mil W:dilen,, Paine Glouceiter, Jones . , Seimbridge. Illiadafas , Galina, Harding Shepton Mallet, C yGainiborough, T o wne Stockton (.lirillembdt de lessee Greenwich, Braine Tavillok . , Rowe 1 Gialgow, Angus NPLlonald Twickenham, Sinetimor Hull, ). Rodford Tunbridge lA'als,Knight land all the Venders of Patent Metheineagiu the United Kingdom Herneattle, Weir Trowbridge. Ching , Haranwriiitith, Roberts Hummer, Nada' i-i ',lcy on 'halite', Norton Whitby, Yeomart Hanley, Albutt and Son Whitehaven, Croftwalia Heaham, Dickinfon Wirk (worth, Taylor ipivelch. Harmer and Green Wi . : fifer, Blakency !overlie-fr. Mintage Worron•under•Edge,Benee Knatsford, Leech Waltneton, Salop, Noon:too Kelvedon, Vox wohorharopron, Simples I.aneaftee. Oast Wiener, Volley Leeds. Risme Welch Poole, Orillitha Liverpool, Reline York, Wilifori and Co. Leleelter, Gerrory TO-MORROW. ases Met ( Sun fam 1 Mona fen 4! /Moan ate f I t 9 ininutcs altar 4 49 minutes after fCCLISi•STIC. IV 7HE EDI76R OF THE STAR. Sia—Hargng fern in your valuable Paper, fume Oat ohfervations on the filtration of Subalterns, on full pay in the army, and the almodimoollibility, ham the precast price of provifions, to fupport thetufelves, according w their rank in life from their pays per mit me, Sir, to (peak a few words in relation to Stl• balsams on half-pay : thufe who have fpent their blond and belt days in the ferrite of their country, and have a tight to look up to that country which they have fettred, if not for a crinfortable retreat in their age and infirmities, at lead for a competent proviiinn, or an abfence from total want. The half .pay of a Subaltern does not exceed 401. per annum. I afk you, Sir, from the prefent rate of hcufe rent, and price of provifions, is it pollible for any Subal• tern, upon half-pay, even it he be a (Ingle man, to fupport hitnfelf on 401. per annum, with the moll diaant appearance of a Gentleman, to which hit cornmiffion ranks him, and to which he has a claim on his country for fuppott, equal to that rank in which his country placed him when hie youth and courage made him one of her defenders? It it be not poffible for a Subaltern, on half-pay, who is a fingle man, to fupport hiattelf on 401. per annum, what can be faid Of thole who have wives and fami• lies ? and many there are in that dreadful predica• meat, anteing with want and &Mel's, filvntly bemoaning that ardour of yobth which has brought on them poverty and dithers in infirm old are. An Officer, on halt-pay, is debarred from holding any other office in the State, upon penalty of being (truck off the half-pay lilt. Is there, Sir, a mecha nic or a labourer, who can fupport a wife and fami ly with 401. per annum, even allowing for the trifle which his wife and children may earn, exclulive of his labour ? Certainly not; the mechanic nr labourer mull get more by his labour, or the deficiency mull he made up by the parish to which he belongs, and that upon the wifelt principle ; that where a man la hours, the deficiency of necenty, in fupport of him and his family,nnght to be made up by them who have the advantage of his labour. The country at large lave had che advantage of the labour of Subalterns, halfpay ; that half-pay is prnfetTedly inadequate u bare exillence. Subalterns have (Pent their blood and bell days in the let vice of their country, and that country is bound by every tye of gratitude to provide, that her gallant defenders fhould not 6e deferted and forfaken at the time when they molt want filcher and luccour in their old age and infirmi ties. I am, Sir, • cons MIT ILIADRIL. Machine% Kent, Jan. t 9, ,sc6. On Friday fe'nnight, a boy at Eckingtrin, in Der. bythinkcharged an old piliol barrel (which was naikd to a piece of wood) with gunpowder, and placing it upnn the ground, he applied a hot poker to the priming ;--the piece burg, and (truck him with loch /once under his ear as to occalion his inilant death. At the Nike Room, Guildhall, Tuefday, John Hawkins, a journeyman copperplate printer, in the anapiny of Mr, George Wimps, of Plough.court, Fetter-Lane, wa► charged with leaving his work un &rinsed. He was committed to Bridewell for one ' month. • Pusi.tc Orrice, Marttaciaovow.Svatsv..—Tuef day a Serjeant in the Marines, of the name of Sher wick, was charged with defrauding publicans, by means of tinged billets. The defendant, it appeared, was hired for the re cruiting fervice, without bring attefted a foldier ; and, by having in his poffellion a beating order, he wa. enabled to carry on the depredations complained of to a great extent. He was deteEled at the Coffee. haute, in Chalton-fireet, Somers Town, where he Indented a biller, and requelled to be paid our, but Mr. Mills, the landlord, was acquainted with the handwriting of Black, the billeting conitable, and the impolition. was difeovered. It appeared by the Itatement of Mr. Niel, another conllable, who printed the billets, that on his featching the prifoner,• he found leveral billets on Irm not filled up, which were printed by fume other perfon. He had made in . . quiry in order to afcertain riv: extent of the import. I.tion complained of, and he fund it to be very gene cal, paruculaily where landlords paid their foldiers oat. The widow drew his fword, and att..rupted feveral cuts at Nicl, the officer, on being taken into cullody, Lut it was at length wrefled from him. The prifontr WAi committed for trial. Yesterday Henry• Waits, a young mar, drelted in a faffiionable dyle, was charged, at Marlborough-fireet office, with healing a quantity of plate, in the dwell ing bottle of Mrs. Welkini, No. 53, South Malmo. thee'. The prifoner, accompanied by another per. Am, went to the honk in quellion on Monday, and tequelled of Mrs. Welkiits tes give them a fight of the vat tnients the had to let. They were condulled up flairs, and after viewing the drawing-room for lime time, they expreflA a with to view the fecond floor rooms.. The prit:nser intimated this, which was no limner dime, than his companion hallencd up liatirs, and Mrs. W. who was on her guard, hollowed, there being much property While the was proceeding ap ftairs, the heard plate jingle in the drawing.room, and being placed in a lititation, in which it was, dif. &oh to jndge.how to have her property, the cond. need en the ihrirs, and obferved the prifoner run of. She followed him, and the other efeaped. The psi. loner getting into the fireet, ran into a coffee-houlei and immediately returned into the Steer, having left his dri‘b fur:out coat, and appeared anxious to know what was the caulk of die outcry: His perfon, how. ever, was identified, and he was taken into culiody with a quantity of plate in his poffeilion. The pri loner was remanded fur another elimination, to give perfons who have been robbed in a Cusilar Durum an opportunity of bring Pin. .I_IAVII daScated to OS Rudy, sod pet I maid by the Mee praCtice in that branch which I thought proper to fele% I NIA that I have not mare mf employed my time than thole whs, r ItYr extenfive field of lb. profelfion, are oecaConally lounarlei Is, uncertainty, and rennet always attain that (needs which is Required iy eaosentniting buena:hal power to one elate of diroWem The &Calm of Dniurr are peculiarly slanting, for the. bobtg with than attain of concomitant fraptonts and, by a d• peaks 91 all vital energy, evidence Well become embittered Whether they arlfe front the prevaler.,a of example, theCutrue dye habits of reboot boys, or the in.tugre nem of maturity. ch.:• re quire the moil afii forms profrelonal firfll ; hut by the ignorance of unaltuatml mat, the fyirtptoana are aggravated, an,. t; s coon tudon is daatoyed As a bAltlifiEßß of the ROYAL COLLIGIiaI SUR 0 HON@ I ground my pretensona on regularity of aducadon? and poff,ifing every privilege to praettce I 'eel reyfelf entitled to that cJnfidenc with which !have hitherto been n'iiherany honoured. In the OM Nadine* of local wakes* early appticatioo will pretreat the ea/amity of a debilitated frame; but where the in• ler from a con'clatenefs of the numanliners of the vice whist. cast•tvl his trnsfortuue is fearful of the cm:tempt or cenfitre of las funny phyficim and broods ova his Infirmity with carets, on. cosimmt it mud be &Hew:tory for hint to be allured not only of capahLtty of treatment hot a:fo of the molt inviolable frerecy. AnJ in react Venereal Complaints it is pollible to prey in rls danger or alters ; In the molt I edits it Is th- acquire tn••t of mcluive er. • -Haw.: Is Hoe to tied a iat, can& ant (reedy re-estabiallazont. I offer 'he advantage at C`ts esidatence to tale of either •er who are afilicted with any bind of Dobi,,,rrif, of any femytascs lIFECTION, and it all edam the terms or rano litletkll are fisted cm the full Interview. Paetnti in tLe country are elpeatKl to trebles B•.nk owe, and we e-quette4 to fpeolfy their age and wanner of Wring. IirVILTIN MARY, Metate-r of the Roial Criaege of Surgeoim is Laud a' We sp •rustleterst, Strand, oat Temple Bar. LONDON: Frinied sod publithed by LEVEL e Ca. certurylace, Lambeth). at the Si at OfFICIr, No. t . Car & aren• id:Abed alb at the STAI UrrlCt Ten:pia-Bar b HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDOT TO-MORROW • ••••••• Morning 57 Worms thee Afteraehm . . y minute: after 4 „a= LONDON: Frinied and puhfilbed by LEVEL. Kl:Ne („, euthry•Vace, Lambeth). at th e S 1 AR Omer, No. t. Cat.) anet. übligial alto at the Sr na Urricz, Tea:pia-Bar I C