Star. — London, England, 1812-09-09 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAiiiTE. ; - WAR DEPARTMENT.' DOWNING-STKEZT, SEPTEMBER?: A Dispatch of which the.forowing is so -extract, has been this day receivai at Earl tithe/sea Odle*, addressed to his Lord ship by Major• General Cooke, dated . " Catlin, Augur 16, 1812. " I have The lipnoaT to infv.in your Lordship, that I have just received accounts from Colonel Skerrett, dm- . a. • Huelva on the ]4th ; the Allied Troops landesithereon the 12th. the enemy blew up the Cas tle of Niebhl, and spiked the guns on that night, and retired; the place is now occ upied by Spanish troops." MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • ' WAlt-OFFICE, sIiPTEMISRR 8, His Royal Wetness the Prime Regent has been pleased to ap. Fnr Colonel his Smear Highness Wit lam Frederick Henry. ereditary prince of Orange , to be an Aidessle4.:ainp to his o Royal illghnelis. ~ stit. It velem of Dragoon Ottards-*John Scaranche, Gent. to be Coritet„uittioia purchase, vice Eleonttlia , wt, win mist's. I =AI Regiment of Light Dragnons,-I.ieutenant William Webb tribe Captain of a 'Froop, vim Dicktus, killed in action. Ist Regiment of Foot fluards-.Brevet Major James Dawson West to be Captain of a-Company, by put chase, vice Udney, _ who retires; Etts4,n C. !I (;hurt!-. II to be I.ietitenant, vice West ; James Nixon, (lent. to be Lesign, vice Churchill. 7tti Re• - t ° iment of Foot—William 'Fre-voter, Gent. to be Lieute nant,by purchase, rice Morison, apkoimcd to the sd Dragoon Godrd.. 14.11 Ditto—Fnsien Fdward Pc •dyr to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Tothill, whil resig: p. 1.)9:1i Di to—lieutenant Rehttt Brotverigg, from the Wexford Militia, to be Ens . gn ' withost put Chase. 40th Ditto_sSurgeon 'lllosnas Fcaroil, from a tecruiting district, to he mirgeon, vice Woods, oio ittchangesi 49th LI i o—Qtiarter-master Joseph Strut to be Adjutant (with the ruitk of Ensign), vice Fitzgibbon, who resignii,the Adju tantcy only; Sesjuritt Peter Mate to-be Quarter-master, vice • titian . ... CO:h Dttto—To be Capt bas if Cempsnii s—Lieut. R . . H. Hughes, without ptirchsse, vice 1 tulli T, who resigns.; Lieutenant I. Trumtmck, vice Lord Clinton-, promoted in the filet Font. Stab Ditto—Qaptain Peter Le Mesurier, from the netts Fact, • to be Captain el' Company, N lcr Crespigny, who exchanges. std Onto—Ensign (:ooper Langtlrd, from the North Yutk Mit ••• litii, in be Ensign, wi.liout pitbits,te. 09th Dittoa.-Qaptain Grorze C. t./xspijny, from the 68th Foot, to be Captain 11 a Company r vicw4e NI courier, who excitants s ; Lieutenant • 14 1 Grey, from the 4h Garrison Itattaiii.n. to be Lieutenant, vies Gille're, who t 'else nip s ; std li o• l et a. re a te Alexander Gordner La Le Assistast-Surston, vice 111`Keciania; promoted . in the 69th Four. lifidisrittot-Hrry Jukn French, sent. to be Ensign, without ^ pm r!,ase, vice Rogers, etho resium. 4th West-India Re o iment-.-Etisigmlobn R!mmer to be Lieute nant, withontpurchase,. eke . &plots, who resigns; Horatio • Scott, gent , to be I:fidget; Ate Itiramer. ...'• Royal iiirioan Corps...S*omile Jogiph Hilton, from the Cold stream liniment otjt:tx Guar. ~ to be Ensio, without pur -1 em i e vice itrale, wliu taigas. sth gar r ison Battalion—Vet:tins Jahns Gillespie, from the ti9th Foot, to be Lieu vont, v. Gray, who lad: ingest. • ,gal y ,teran Battalion—lot:o litstiant,bteQuarter-master rjeant in the 8 - td rotA, to be I.nsign, vice iel‘Moutrey, ap pointed Quarter -master. The .Duke of trunswick Gels' Corps. light Infantry-- Lieutenant Genic.: d:ernfelds tt. be Captain of a Company, With, temporary r 1 •k. vice I.utler, dud of his .... . wounds ; Eaign--- Zu ata to be Lieuttuant, vier Stern • . fettle. • • To he Eastgps—Syrjeant Henry 4holtz, vice Leopold, appointed • to the 7th battahon of stis 1.1.1% King% German L. gion; Otto Drees .n, Gent. vice Bluttnitz,. appointed to the 7:h Battalion of the 1..., King's Cm man Ls eon ; 1. Carl Schartroth, Gent. vice Zweite'. PALuron's Pavintent. Liesittnat , Stanislaw Schultz to bttAlutant, vice L'Artly, who • resigns the Mjutantey - • ISSINE-r, Major Ulysses Burgh, of the 924 Fo4B, to be Lleutenant•Colonel to Else Army. HOSPITAL STSFP. .Surgeon" Thomas Woods, from the Ink Foot, to be Surgeon of a Recruithig Distviet, vice Fearon, who exchanges. To be Ho - spital-Mates for General ,Service—James Dawn and Wan. Den, Gents. Thy Proniot.on of Ensign Anthony Leslie is he Lieutenant in 'the nib Foos; vice Cumming, decratd, as stated in the Gazette si ti 23d lure, 2, has nor take; place. Lieut. mint Howson, of the 82d Foot, is superseded, being ab sent without leave. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE" SEPT. 7. Royal Regfaront of Artillery. Pint lieutenant John Dowse. to'be Second Captaib, vice Mal- It tr deceased. Paled July sl, lat ‘2. Ifikem d Lieutenant Francis Stanway to be First Lieutenant, vice Low+e. Dated as above. Temporary Assistant-Surgeon Doctor Richard Kirby •to be Se-' toad Assistant-Surgeon, vice Ashford, deceased. Dated Au , gu-t 15, 1812. • Qommissions signed by the Lord Lientenant of Wigtorniiire. Kirkcudbright anti Wigtown Militia. Major George Maxwell to he I Aeutenant-colonel, vice Pullar ton, promoted. Dated June 17, 1102. James Luirsou, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Taylor, prom , ..ed.— . Dated August S, 1812. Wigtowushire Local Militia. Adjutant lates Dtnnlston to be Captain, he Brevet. Dated lebruary 29i Ibl2. Ensign Andrew Hannay to be Lieutenant, vice M'CI ill, superseded. Ensign Robert l uming to be ..irto; vice M'Culluch, resigned. Xneign Robert M'Master to be ditto, vice Jot is., resigned. • Etislgii James Hannay to be dittO, vice Kerr, resigned. 'Robert Hannay, Gent. to be Ensign, vice AALinotay, promoted. Ail dated u above. James Broadfont, Cent. to be ditto, ;rice Cumming, promoted. Dated May 26, 10.2. BANKRUPTS. Francis Loader lio6hon, of Strood, Kent, brewer, dealer and chapman, to surrender September 19, 26 ' and October 20, eleven, at oddball. rn ttoies, Mr. Cook, Maidstone, or Mr. Webb, St. Thomas-street, Southwark. • Nicholas Fairies, of Smelt I..hields, I rurhatn. ship-builder, Sept. 24, 39;..atid October 20, nt eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, in South Shields. Attornie, Messrs. Cardales and Young, Gray's Inn, London; or Ali sees. Coeicerilli South and North shields. Thomas Watson, of Ipswich, Suffolk, miller; dealer and chapman, Sept; 21; 2.1.-and October 20, at eleven, at the Great White Horse, I; 'with. Attoreies, Messrs. Brame and Notcult, Ips wich t• or Mr. Durant, looter 'Temple-huw, Loudon. Wilbam Baxter, of Gosport, Hants, viztualler, dealer and chap- • man, SeptenLer 24, at one, Sept. 25, at eleven, and October 20, at one, at the b:dia Arms jnn, Gosport. Attornies,•Messrs Blicasdale, Alexander, and Humes, New Inn, London; or Mr. Crulckshink, Gosport. Ann Veysey, of Exeter. halm - dasher and hurler, Sept. lt, at the Old London Inn; Exeter, Sept. 30, and October 20, at the Golden Lion Inn, Ho;:iton. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Essex atreet, Strand, London. George Gregory the older, of Chester, cheesefactor, dealer and chapman, October 1, 2, and' 20, at eleven, at the White Lion • Inc. Chester. Attoraies, Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Hite court,' TemPle, London; or Mr. Finehett, Chester. Thomas Brothers, of White Rose-court; Coleman -street, Lon don, woollen-draper, deities' and chapman, SIA. 12, 19, and October 20, at ten, at Gnildhill. Attorney, Mr. Hill, Cole • mantstreet. rILD 'arnford tober 31. October lerchant, and ho- :emouth, Oct. 8. White V • • DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. S. Wm. Brock and Benjamin Le Meturier, of Wat court, brogmorton-yreet, merchant, at twelve. Octol George King; of Froiti.. ' Sely/oat, cab net-maker; at ten. C 6. Herman tserhard H ilbers, ut New Loudon-sue-et, met 4 . at eleven. Octcber 24. John Barr, of Gloucester, hatter a . tier, a; twelve. • DIVIDF.NDS to be made in the COUNTRY. • • October (horge "I ay'or, of Howard -street, ship—worr, at I t, at the G orge l'avera''Tynemoutb. Wm.sad James Whiteley, o: Leeds, dyeg, at the • • . - • florae itilt4sccls. October 2. Thomas Preame, of Worcetter, draper, at ten, at the IteM Deer lung Worcesttr. October 9. Jo. seph Russell, of CubliMgt Warwickshire, bleacher, at eleven, at the Black Swan inn, W%rwick. October 9. Thomas Anssell, of Ifirtnenrhatn, baker, at 11, at the Ulitek Swan Itin, Warwick. (let. I. Henry Guodriige, .of bath; ironmonger, at 12, at Bath. Ctetoliet 8. George Ainsworth, Warrington, and John Stephens, of Liverpool, wire -drawers, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liver pool. OCtober 8. Jbhn Webster. of Manchester, painter, at 11, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. •October 1. Samuel Dawson, of Fiddleford, Dorseishire, jobber in bullocks, at 11, at the Swan 101ts October U. Daniel Ellatrand and Samuel Valley, of Kingstoi,i-noun -Hull, Merchants at il, at the White Hart- Tavern, Hull. Sept. 20. Charles nos, of NeWeastle-tepon- Tyne, merchant, at 11, at the George Inn, Neweestie. Sept. 29. John of Meneacter, draper, at ten, at the j)og To- Vern, Manchester. October ';1. Wm. Eyre Royston, West Leigh, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, at 12, at the New Court Ilouse, in Wakefield. Sept. 30. George Mildt um, of Tiverton, Devonshire. at 12, at the Three Tlins, 'fiverton. • CERTIFICATE;, Sept. 2 9. John Sexton, Statunore, baker. John Mavor, jun. Leadenhall• street, insurance broker. Walter Head, Adelphi, army clothier. James Prldalant raddon, Russell-street, tailor. Thomas Ward, Jtlanchester, merchant. 11..e ,, rge Taylor, Tynemouth, ship-owner. Henry Lines, Eydon, grocer. George Stelfox, Itudheath, malt ater. Juan Lap.ista Cabanyes, Chiswell-street, merchant. John Ives, Cawstost, gr. tar. William Lonsdole , Liverpool, merchant. Thomas Dixon, Hulme, builder. John ,Bartlert, Chichester, ca binet-maker. Peter Leonard, Fleet-street, haberdasher. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • ' POLICR. : snit. OttitANZ Crti4m.tr Shim • sAd eraw it'l 2 . M szst. :Nblos,ep:ls:s„.t.amiindillieillii.ar,„e,*oilnygri.ilinvarfiniftic:intniff :)....:1 17 4 4 ANY f . ' 6)7: " I t t t i t: l ct ° AN": " I S. 0 . ' 6 eed iw Triiv-sTarET.—A.•s.iiesman Of . hay the East-end of the - tiniin, was yesterday' a:mined ' flinn . tiosinpectitis po.rebalient the public• a te. -- ',..._ before Mr. NARES, .on suspicion *sif,htleg eaIIPFDAd that the real SreCterel be 160.6 by chi mouri - 4 . iv i Zß, in forging and uttering draftsjor the payment a very considerable semi of money, upOn three ienle4i l to nroi i t ib in . •Aw i r t w ! l u g go o t e, e ii . eemei d een dl itii vei n ; in the City. 1 - le uas committed for (archer elkftri- the eheceeteete 01 shoo vow deal in sad, ankles. he ter " t _•trlie geolar43auf is volti - mit: bilt;p re o heva . ,t nation. ' a : g rouwei d*me : lne ng,: rice r4 :4 l::: 4 7 . itt li d i ,:s l 7 ltr als iii buF .. r itta ch- , .a44 71114 : 124,14.4. 61 1 Z 1 T 1 7:7 4111fke e ueiti4 MAni.nonorcit•STßEET.T v l a r s i x ik ac t:i mc i c i tu te ll t edonfo. a or i et a ri:4 6 6 ll ::: ° L n . s•VeuerAleisn. tittwberes medichWs ihr i ad of ,ti • jeer, alias Captain Jac4slu Monday, charged with forging ing-house,of Prescott and Co. for £23 10i. thereby . r defrauding Mr. Chris:inn, a linen-draper. Li addi tion to this charge, which has alrmetl4 appearedeMr. . BARRY stated, on the part ofa Mr. Collings, that the prisoner took the greater part of a furnished house in Store-street for a month, and a day or two pre vious to the time having elapsed, he decamped with the grater part of the pnzt.tble furniture, am, unting to £l5O. This charge, and anntlicT of fraud, toge ther with the forgery, were entered into, - ant: the pri soner was committed upon the whole. . J. Benjamin, residing in Warwick-street, Charing cross, was charged with robbing a Mr. Hay, who 'belongs to tfie Secretary of States Office, Of id.o.- . The prosecutor occupied'apartments in thrprisoner's house, and he missed a note of £4O from liis desk ; but being in possession of the number,. by the vigi. lance of Foy it was traced from the Bank to the pos session of the prisoner, who had paid it away to Mr. Moses, a respectable man. He was fully committed. ' UNioN-HALL.—Dr. L. a Clergym...n, who takes a limited number of pupils, applied to the Magistrate a short time since, stating that a young man, named ! Kempson, applied to him to be taken as an assistant, saying, he could have a character from a Clergyman ! well known, whose nuke he mentioned. The Doc ! tor admitted him to his house immediately, and by 'die post had a letter in the.name of the Clergyman, speaking Of him iu the highest terms. • Things went tit very well tor some. time, when Dr. L. one day was Surprised by another letter fiom the Clergyman, iconveying a very different character of Kempson, written, as appeared, on comparison, in a different hand. He then askl.d an explanation of Kimpson, who confessed that the first letter was not written by the Clergyman, but by his brother, who, although not in the Church, was by no means unknown in the lite rary world. Dr. L. then wrote to this person, and received an acknowledgement that he had, at there; guest of the young man, and.considering him wnrthy of favour, recommended him, in his brother's name. ' About 11. is time Dr. L. had a Russien Gentleman come to reside witlarina, for the purpose of learning 'English; and, one day, whilst the family were at din ner, Kempson quitted the rible, miler pretence of in. dispositionovtat up stairs, son came down again, and went into he garden, tor fresh ::tr. The garden,• however, not being ex:t•triive en , ....igh, he proceeded to the, field, Irma Ili, fi..•!ti to ate road, and, forgot to return back. His absence causing some alanu, a search was efunmenced; when, on going into the Russian's tc,us, it appeared that a closet- Idoor had been broken open, and a ppeket-bonk, in which were a diamond broach, valued at 100 gui. neas, a bank -note, a pair' of pistols, and a silver watch were missing. An immediate communication was made w the Gentierplm who recommended him • who, in his reply, after expressing his regret at th e circumstance, stated his opiiiion, tint Kempson, Who had been seen at Liverpool, was gone to l America.— Dr. L. now applied ti the Magistrates for their ad vice, who recommended him to summon the Gentle: man for giving a false character, and to commence an action against him for thqvalue of tbe gOods stolen: 1 ' • ADVI(:117: -- 7.7'••+wss..,...• WHEN Men of .._,P-Aneatirn and prnra i tae persever u ts euliavoirrs to &haver); sh i Li tkT k atm% metirsd of treating a Onw prevainitDissu mw ful result of theft' experience WAIF bes pruo of 7 . • hiesirs.VOSS L askd Co. Cu re n fl) 11/ e hurt iihtstjje msls ,the cure df Ole foliating tlaeZ'opet.e of *Aft/ pr0 a a....., 'terrain Disorder, fitartePt-II tontratt-• - o e a m 2 cation; an.! iti coneonetranis Str:sures retirse.ki( d rri an unproved ' plat, are sp:edily and efle.c u;ti!TOigeil bility, whether ar:sirr i r from Bacchaailan cc brist4di"Pli.Tityllo:tirb.4bannal‘ectessnalWilliaesst7lis'aessydemrizathl tsbtstheylu'rurvtub?lt:;.°llhbredZitnca:alearluirpnw,dl;l4"titisargrnarentbelnuthisij::::l4:7: vous.diseases, which, if not timely rmned braiantila tttlet and consumption . its that di.; riding stawe r ithelte deficiency, whether the consequence of ruck baneful lethiis ot dtstrilontisio:nthgbeefriEnerielieyanofeth:hled,ol3,7ais and r' speedy nuoratiou to 0000dui vigorous health. The result of a kng and extensive practice has enabled by a superior method, to remove venertal somosi tes h ow inveterate or complicated. %itltout ;objecting the paticatsi t i l least restyai tit in diet or exeroise ; and in recent Cud islata early apia:catino is made on discovery of Ow Miecticool k s t b„ quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. Tii6 precedented success of their mode of treatment (whehlsas sew been known to fail in one single instance in amnia if ISpi k during which period many thousand persons trf b tb iec t sl ui been cured, even after severe and irjurious• methods hal t , ' pursued by other PraCiitiollel6 . ...tuft), induces boa thus publicly offer their advice. • To be consulted daily persitnally, by letter, by p ewit/ either Sea. Letters (tutu the count ry, contain ing a Lactose, duly attended to, and advise inn medictuts torwaree4 part el the Kingdom —COSH and Co. ta , &metric-one.. • Rowe and M. agber, Dartmoor, brew rv. Sibly, Bsnnett, and Saliel4 New Bridge•strett, vender* et the solar atid liniar tinc tures. Clark, Gyles, and Perram, Shoreditch, oilmen. Thomas and Smith, Bristol,turpesitine di4tillers. Starkey, J. and G. Mal and,Meason, HuddersheW, merchants. Welch and Hall, ' Adderbury. Haughten, Wittingbam, and Harrison, Liverpool. Medley and Trimmer, Camberwell, lime and coal-merchants. 'Allard and Jones, s ye-Maria-lane, buokscllers. How and 'Marsham, ShortiT's-couV4 'I lirogniorton-street, stock-brokers. ! Flan and Broster, Livtrpooi, oil and colour dealers. I'rice and Du ker, Manchester, linen-drapers. The man who fell into the area at the Admiralty Court-yard, died in Middlesex Hospital yesterday morning. It appeared the deceased had been at a dinner on Saturday, drank freely, and was returni ng to his home in Westminster ; his name is Foster, and be has left a wife and five children. '' Tuesday sennight, Sir Wm. Cußrts, With a party of pleasure, arrived in his yacht at Belfast. He had CHALLENGE. ' conic from London by the Frith of Furth, and through M . ESZ RS. CURRIE :Laden. Surges., Isasirik the Canal, and visited the Highlands of t cotland. Majeley's service, challenge the wools wadi wean s Wednesday the Baronet went to Lord LONDONDERIt es, sinew hatance wisere their, Molests and riesad of da m and has since sailed for DUblin. • . failed of the dished effect. - The prance of mercy Issii Is Ve Arrived at Oman's lliad, Edinburgh—The Earl and Countess rirticules branch of thefr . protession has not ghee rile Is • . of Haddineton.—Set off front the sante place—Lord 1) uglat, unsuccessful cue. :!'hey continue to direct their mato to the trektatent Ead ca and the Hon. Captain Deuglat, R. N. tnr Bartliwick Castle. Set off froth the Buck-bead Inn and Hotel, Gls ow—General of Venereal' Complaints, and that tittangement of thoa • . which is the consequence of the pernlttnasand wasteful eland Sir David Baird, Eail and Controls Dunmore, Lord kincaole, Count Beckerlotoff, li. V. Seliachsconle, Vitcount - Uage lion. habit long.andinest unhappnyp.ronalby the southsaf bottom o 1. atapleton, Viscunt Taaffe, Dowager Lady Dalrymple ' Hama- In the one it will be fiturei. to be the unfailing sourre if karts Gass; the other !save h 4 taysges latailydeoetiesetltreetniyad. ton, Colonel J. Dalian - 0e Colima Hamilton and Lady, Lady NA'llliannoto Sir Edward * Wildarnson, Kee. Mr. Mathits, Vis- ermine Pale of debility: which, If art; tiettly rernedieJ,tent' count Netterville; Lady Co s tons, elr Edward Croftor., Colonel In ininotetirer These are its rt mete and ukimate elects, elute we. Kay and lady, Knight, Etq. W•lliam Bealld h, Esq. and fa. snmpticins, loss of muscular pew et, MA meow: nerraet amplest niP.y, P. &wick, Issq. Own' ess dalcktraa, Lady El saber }t Lind- utually characterise trte earlit r sageootthissolitsry rice.. Mat CHIS lea iguishing ender the t hat:titre Landon to f ees a satayt... fay,Vittount Balgonte, disc, - • , treatment is .. rook and has r.ei• r i.road umuctessfel, is • On the 3d of this month a man and woman ' were cyune of long, labodous, end much extendedcranies. In found it,rnivried in the hiribour i f Leith.. • It is sup- must obstinate and compl•catad cases of venereal infection, ml posed Iliey lost their lives in attempting .to trims the as obetruetitals• in the urethra, sphegy eters-sem" lord la river at an unseasonable time. more, callous ulcers, eruptlans. seminal weakness, s;est4ss sin Sunday, three young men, while bathing• in the . .:;'llitleillitM Whether recent or of long duration, t ad. which have bled di Severn, near New Passage, the current swept two of Rti . ...n ()father Practidonets a are by thetrpreseut improved plant( tbem away, and they were unfortunately drowned. it anuent, effectually and permanently toted, witioat neweet (The third narrowly escaped. sia7ertia; the' excruciating pain and alarming hintaerine AO Sunday se'nniett, in the Tron Church, Edinburgh, often follows the application of theludar caustic. to thaosne of durin g SD roars extensive practicy a listkis inettnpelis, Oars" antiff Ia• Divine Service, the people were alarmed trictures have been and are daily under thefoene, tin tail with the report of a musket and several pieces of eradication of width aeeffected by'i safe,"antatesalllewah• lead, which struck the eastermost window, but hap. dous mode of pracdce,otiperinetp any other•yet ai'sr,..._eW. 'TI pily did no mischief amungst the congregation. A weakness, relaratimo . and debility procesd.nehitmlas cola plaint, is. speeddy ?cloyed, and the patient ristertatis wad person is in custody fur committing this wanton and vil•eirons health.; -But-where the sh•biaxy ins tor Tem stir outrage. . ted, a proper.oeracverince in their restorative reteedAffartfit Dinquetn, SKPT. 4.—The herring fishery .at Eye- Stricture has lfeeatestroyed, is indispensably reqaiske wink mouth still continues with increasing success. Yes- theslumbering sparks of life, and to rearimatedeesestiteisa terday .50 - boats were employed, and caught 150,000 Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either Set, sid . the greateat delicacy, socreorosid half/art at their bliwetila very tine large herrings, which were I purchased by 1 - - BMT H I. 1 107, Hattlin-Getden... • • carriers and country people, at from '2s. '2ll. to Ss. On the 2d inst. at Brompton, the Lady of Colonel Henry Ed. • ,Patients in the. cottony are requested to nate the lar d° per hundred, of six score . ; and by curers, at 16s. 6d. ' ward Bouht"1", of a son. of their case, age.'ind•gittetal habit of livinit dies SIdS a per barrel, bf • 9 1 2 gallons. . Ott the nth instant, at .Sourly s e a, t icar Portsmouth, Mn. remittance for sukviaLaud Medicinto, when the sareelliii A. G. Lawson l on g, of a dau ght er . " • ' - g i ve of seettoo a n y p art a the kinedotie Charles Johnstone, a native alf Scotland, having been impressed and conveyed on board the tender s MARRIED. On the let inst. .Sri James Ilked Burgess, of Bean Port, Sus "' • covitiwore SECT/it TY. ts NB SA: • • COUVIEftEBIII. 1 • , lying off Belfast, determined to endeavour at escaping, SCX, I. to lady Margaret Fordyce, sioter,of the Earl of Bah. AN OFFICER in the DitAGOON .00 _ . 1r4 1 and accordingly leaped overboard, and began to stiiim carraa, for land with amazing deXterity ; but the ebb tide Ai Perth, en the Ma ult. Wm. Henderson, M. D. to 111 setting rapidly in, the unfortunate man was unable to reti daughter of else late Mr. James Morison, merchant. Sulu for a few mantis. 6everalLadiesaad Gentlemen shot Ma' is covered with bal ith d th mt ick the hat t r oP , has o i us iii ed ha tli d e reach the beach, and was carried away by the current. DIED. wed the Russia Oil years, and front the wise tt ant a;erat The 12th of April, aged Oa, la the Davis's Straka Fishery, by An attempt was made to save' him from perishing ; ' • as Misstates a hair fell off,or turned grey; but being persuaded loth -will but it was vain. Next day his body was washed i a tack stroke of the tail of a whale, Mr. W i lli am o ongtnnea, mu dressers to use other Oils that we advemseti, . _ _ _... Mr. lames ix moor of N ewcas tle . Ge but a no vie w eß tiaild o t i but in the end found them the dearest; their hair fol ea, "... ashore, and his young wife, w i t h her infant in her i . • Ina the Kansa oI The 2d ult. On ug the coa st ' of NcirwaY; Mr. Jar•es Landers, As. led grey, have deClared they will ovens other • ...,. arms, came and deplored over the body of her unfor- Danish armed vessels, dstant-Surgeon • on board his Majesty's skip Horatio, of the . in tuturi, it being the best article for racisu:riagalte hair 7.7 ttinate husband. She was on board of the tender, and wounds he received when cutting out two witnessed with an afflicted soul the man whom she and an American, their prise. • great a nourisher, if used constant River a hair veal tall 4at and it hat Set ' ant o h r e olatt years,e r tar. in'lltheyegrey ;in short, w • tities'e fe hair by rature. loved perish, in endeavouring to he of use to his wife M aa r . : n b d or 4 t i t r izie siti e c e e, t a h t e fanner Chester, w .d ithin a few days of each other, ; :deening; as it keeps real or false hair of its natural eass . : or g bald, by si h ji r e L ß 'a Oil reg ularly, you mat nil ce and child, byindustriou i applit:ation to his occupation. 1 bad been married and lived together ag upwseds BB ; being restored. —u using the whiskers, end * .' 11 ..." Datum x, Spl-rt.m BLit :;.—Saturday Sight as John 1 course of which time, exceptin a solitary instance of one uignt, vent whisker's turning reddish or grey. It is the beo preltri t Castello, an industrious farmer, was returning le me they had .never slept but under the same roof. .: • .in the world for preserving and intimating the bait . itjt. ii Grade:no of &Wens' . August 26, aged 10, felt.T. Cutteriad Chester, printer ,„d i re ., bythe Royal,Faintly, and Ladies an _ ~,,„.ii a a to Rathrtiore, in this County, after paying his rent • P prkior of the Chester Herald. "'... . ie A CopTiou.—As iklUbi Of my adveauseloesii a.m.-re-4 he was way-laid by a gang of ruffians, who murdered • L I ; • • Lately, at lymahon, Dr. Count, Roman Catholic Maim of iwu and C O untr i Pa p er ' by an "Iva)" Pr"iiii 1 Or e" ti' him in the most brutal manner.—Yesterday a man I. Ardagh. . the bee of an' Indian Od extracted from a tree, the Pr _ s was found dead, his head shockingly fractured, in the j • --- • the London Russia 'Oil wishes to put the Pale eiatine._ DOCIDR For HEIGII - .'S ' FEMALE.PILLS: against such manifest impuition, and refers them te tlieln area of a house in Cumberland-sweet. On examina- 1 THIS celebrated Medicine has !peen ion In able East India Company, to be convinced that se w ' g. iown tondo it tion he proved to be a watchman ; and it is siipprised j for its infallible efficacy in removing female obstruction, can be imported by any indi v idual; but Prince's _ he had fitllen asleep while silting on the parapet wall ' under which — 01 •4 lies blinked for its virtue and geneutems, te",_ , t llse sex are so apt to suffer at an early period of life 's'- 6°we - • ta aid 10 the dlos' en) ' and tumbled while in that condition. • , i and before the female constitution Is entirely formed ; the • same 1 ' shafts of ehry and convention must )1. . • ie ais a ExTRAMIDIicaItY Mean . —C/u/ a r Millar was tom- , disease, it is well known, aiway s takes place after the age of forty ; I- ca p es knee Its good effects by the lair trial given a the use of Dr. 1:011 - ir.RGLL's FEIVIALE PILLS cannot he too i," every other country.. eon Od, mined to - the NAttingliam House of Col - fection a few ' 1 Alm a set of Swindlers have counterfeited tin o if , strongly recommended to the notice of ever Female • days ago, on a charge of staffing his• Wife and chit- periods ; when the girl is passing on towa Y rd at i t o llet d e true s n given li far* sale it flair - dressers shops, fre; AI- 41° 17' dfen. Before. the Magistrate, he pleaded that he had i liable to a Variety of disorders front olistructinesTald ian afte - rw ' a a rcis d , P"reiet°e'hae leave tilthe Comm irsions - n efa, s 74 1:p - o t e a . sincerely repented of his conduct, and begged dismis- ! towards the turn of life, when the habit of every woman under- Ofße-, to lave his name, "A. Prince," prim° ' c c , _..,,1„ sal This was promised him, providing lie would goes a change, in that speciet of disorder called Green Sickness, Ment : torn ,which Which is on the ou•sitle Of tie can I . e . : 1 " ko , which is denoted by . ft pale sickly countenance', and proceeds ' the . coanterftating.of which is !stony. ht ► 1. 3 1. di pay the fees of his apprehension, amounting - to four . selling P.usaia 011 Without "A. Prince frue,T: • 4,. from a general relaxattpn of the system, attended with a lass'inde ► shilliiig,s, but he could neither find money, nor could • and want of inclination to move, - Fothergil's Female Pills ' are a • Government stamp Are impostors, and seliett vec`?"' opt ioi any one find it for him, and to • durance he went. most -sovereign remedy ; they amend the appetite, correct the vi.. Ask for Princes,gunia •011,-sit 8.. pet, lagt ce After remaining a few days in prison, si`2.2. 3s. were dated state of the stomach and digestive organs, where there is containitiffour eniall, at rt. 21.. qr 111tiete er '',, a a a aaatts inclination fur eating chalk, and the most unhealthy trai b i and • Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince , nheotrais ‘7 4 ;;; n i found conmtled in his clothes, which was given to where, from indolence of the opposite No . '7, and by appcintmeet, Mr; Stork patient; dropsicalaymptoins are apt his family. i to arise; they remove nervous headeaehe.and giddiness, ehortni s h " Ma i e ' t 'fl New 80 " 41 T 10 °I; thodrie andlee° ',....rostiik* Gould Ali nizmo.—A soldierbelon&ingtoitheOuards of breath, and palpitations of the heart, and all the other train Of her Majesty,liebbatne-mrecoOokka-equare; sooter undertook„at the Two Brewers public-house, Knights- disord ed ers which are connected with the above complaints. 'To ltstsusers to the 'Prince am/ Princess, and Bidx bridge, on Monday evening, for a trig,:ng wager, to enotanitittufiwonomenver tone a a re d Ta r .. less beneficial, they invigorate the York, Cockspooidtreet ; Newbury an d s o n, 45, St . devour a leg of mutton, weighing 016.-41 b. of pots - restorative whets: give the wo n m i n rin ie ne w ss ea t k o e t n b e e d h b abiL, ad an i d . are th e . best . yard ; Dice and ; Su p t u te t i i t e o r Bow 4 Om ~tlrc spn i-s e :7 l,m ; andoo g a a, toes, and a tr-penny loaf, in an hour and a half,e health impaired by too long suckling, or whe y re she lintlislgitseemn'stelor it. Paul's church-yard ; ;ferry, (uunscn, Greek-arid; - I d and td the astonishment of a numerous circle of sped-. j t ect to frequent miscarriages. Is all these situations Fothergil'i and.Sofi, 5% Eta-A:ere; 'Rib ~ 6.s l .CnenPl idr _ j i woo f tators, he not Only performed his task with ease, but h=itanPiddres may be regarded as the' female sheet-anchor of S on:. la. nein-Wee: ;. Bacon, . 150, Li xf°r° : sd :/";odfle' called for a crust of bread, on which put the mar- desperate ant In curable tedooasdias never-failing remedy against tot most piaitititnA• Balton, Tun, Royallischinae ;.1 eases which afflict - the sex; they should . r ainak e ta tinel kiedicink.lfrud . eri .t . h c . ovidtbl row, which he extracted from the bone, after he had be in the possession of ev ery sand Gentlemen maths an 4 mother and guardian of the young ill renew' , literally polished it ! - females as a family medicine. . opt Roand'nere in a letter to the Vroprietor,w It was stated in the Freeman': Jeurnal some day I Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler t it, A, aseni43;° 4 ° l a one ailits wa rti l• , corner /Ot • s "of Paternoster- • and retail Verehante o. Captaitit,"also CountriShopiteTeN o i r o , ago, that a Mt. CAMPBELL, of Drumcondra, near tea • luhos ou,row , Gosport; Alinutt, Wentsts, Matltry, and • . flers' saiadr Witotesale*Perfainurs, Of blq. bublin, had been shot by the hand ef his wife in a fit • Jones, Port • ; Trewman, Exeter • Cookworthy a Glenvite, Gil • *(1 widiiillle"dunt will "' la° bberal 41°.slict..011. of insanity, and that she immediately attempted to . bert; and Hosland, Plymouth; New ' bury Dubli i Baxter l " i t''' • .01. XNapcp to order 'Prince's Loitdot TlaMb a ' destroy herself with 'another pistol. This horrible :' "Auden"' Glasgow ; s mith. ManderatO t n, . Beau; and Ci 411- null . e difftefeke; • /l ig, y. o - • ,iO4llO -- 1 Edinhurgh • Crutw II , e , Bath; Rossand Peek,' Hull; statement was offitially contradicted next day in the ' Ed war d s Gregran I•IIGUIrAI.I.I.A I' 1.0N1X114 te.. -., milli Ifter and Penny and B il l ime, Iwe • :Pool , ealita and Lynch: M0rning.,......,-..... .... , ... . ..... ........ .1 1 • A f t same paper, su far as regarded the unhappy widow ; Manchester ; bonen% Norwich ;Knots ' Gregory, Brigh to n . We. and Undo Birmingham ; the verdict of the Coroner's Jury being, that Mr. C. , tte, Brighton; and most Medicine Von. '''- I.' ----- Pichert ri" ‘ a " 46 . being isane, shot JONI( witk a pistol." den in box . i es at st#, N. 4ech. i LONDON t Printed by Levet saute, T ea s' # 1 . publithid there, and at the Am . Ogicrs— • .. a raw ten ou. or %Limns grey; ma "musk; v.....---- -• dressers to use other Oils that are advertised, ai 61 84646 P 01 but in . the end found them the dearest; their hnr fell olf, 01 tto • ed grey, have declared they will usenet other :has the KISS 0 qg in tut nie, it being the best article for ruoistaiagtbe Ink # ..'dressing; as it kceps real or fidai hair of its natural enss sod ho e great a nourisher, if used constant Rivera hair vnll talictloiti 1r grey; in short, where theri is hair by nature. audit beau's NI or bald, by using the Maria Oil regularly, you maY oaf 'e .7 being restored.—Promotes eye-brows, w Liskers, ar.d 0111 P P 0 vent whisker's ruining reddish or grey. It ittheb'W"F eigi ..l - in the world for preserving and psomoting the hair. iti- - \ • i Iby the Ro y al Faintly, nod Ladies and Gentleme n of dialer*. . . I , ite ,A CA pTioN.—Ai RANA of my *dualist-meats n 0 3 0 41: Town and Country Papers by an envious person, who f a . 0 the safe of an Indian Oil eat rut. d from a tre e, the latoffir" 11 the London Russia Oil wishes to put the Pubbc . 0. dill r• --- . ._ against such manifest imposition, and refers tb em 10 dmog i r lici 1•1 able East India Company, to be convinced tha 0 ° ' Wi w , a s ce can be imported by any individual ; but Prin's Leeks , ' Oil, so welltstablidied tor its virtue and gona:set lo w ; I; &Also( envy and competition must yield to the a ~. experience Its good effects by the fair trial give nit In 0 81 n . a as every otber country.. On 1 Alsc a art of Swindlers have counterfeited :ke Riniii , a l given it *rale it Hair-dressery shops, & 4 ' 41°141 ' 1 Proprietor/us leave Oche Comm i rsion. rs ends Mako l l . ° " Ofhe-, to Have his name, "A. Prince," prided rn *Co g /bout .tine ,y .Which is nn the mrsie.e of tie row cf escll the counterfeling-of is !dotty. In .horc, all ;:,,i' c ' selling Rustic Oil Without M. A. Prince" Owed 4 !"` Oovertistient stamp are i m p o oois, an d w iles i,kr,b.ttrinto Ask. fui• Prince's ItuUila-Qll,l4it 8, per . bonle, woo° ' - • r containitig'foorintaß 3 'at LI: S%.q! 14,101° a nte ",, Sold by the Proprietor, A. Minix, Johil.rtret t . " 2 opposite N0. , 7, and by appcintinect, Mr: Smyt h, Pe w- __. ..., . Il his Maje•ty, New Bundoorwit ; thsndrie and Sons, FA I I I I A __, . 11 her Majesty, 'I icbtust ne-strect. Golden.square : 541ier n 71,,,„ : 1 ?r(A.ners to the Prince *rt Princess, and Dike York, York, Cocksputiltreet ; Newbery and Son, 45 . S" •s s - yard; Dicer and Sutton, Bow Church -yard: 8att_,,.. 6 1• - 44 ;,.. 95, Fleet.market Butler, 4;llhi-spade ; thaw sod 4 41.4...". . ~. St. Paul's Church-yard ; ii4rry, /column,GGreed 4k-d 4 ; • p f 7 la,. d4 Oll , A Eket- :trees'; 'gib ~ 65, .Cheap.*; 11.1_.,' . la °on: lg. Ftent-Orai ;. .. Bacon, 150 tiforii-strect: W`'' . 4 HOPisitel Balton, Tutt, Royal Ambinyt ; and of * *l. ng6 actiei ks On ir d pd Gra ed tkna cini en . reit: Vril dte ft iß . . .tbX ' . I: o PH‘tri'•" isciPlig ; b opt Bound note in a letter to the Proprietot,w 4l at of soacli ono guiteas wort!). _, ,____,„ 0611 4 % ar il Adetehantr o. Caplaitis,Xlso Countrislacriror• - ;„ t ,cirlers - neatl y Wholesale*Perfeauss Of *100 613. ‘ 31 " .. • aco witatitthatiadtut, will receive liberal allOwance. 111 1419 197. 11 ; r°°111. 4/ 14 :1' tel Hik clel.°Nkr :AT . 44 1)1 9 in ;;Xlit 4 t s "ad- 10144 " 613-1-.11"gillia---- ""111°U11 asidge li tgil 414 , .•. Altutsums... ........ •.................". _J nes. liwt LONDON t Printed by Litfratilfw_,,._• lic k ' rt " , published there, *odes the Saw um". •wl r - - • ----:_ L , !: I .7 :1 1' ,i f el