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forded us with their Lascars in erecting jury masts, and working the ship into port, as, from our weak state, and the great number of prisoners on board us, we could spare but few hands from our own ship t , ?.. end on bdard the prize. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signcd) WILLIAM I)AWSON• List of Officers, Smiler, and Marines, Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's Ship St. Fiorenzo, in action with Is Pled rnontabse, French National Frigate on the 6th, 7th, and Bth of March, I SOS. Wounded on the 6th—William Pitt, seaman, slightly ; John Trracy, supernumerary seaman, ditto ; Miller, seaman, ditto. _ _ Killed on the 9th—Thomas Martin, seaman ; Charles Small wood, ditto ; Robert Currell, ditto ; John Middleton, ditto; William hatsad, supernumerary seaman ; William Mann, ma nilla; John Liar, ditto ; Joseph Litchfield, ditto. Wounderhon the 7th—John Meadows, seaman, dangerously, si.•el: dead ; William lialdwid, seaman, lost a kg, since dead ;—• tlearge Bvng, seaman, severely ; John Finch, seaman, ditto ; Hands Inkman, seaman, ditto; Walter Boze, seaman, ditto; IX Winn long, seaman, ditto; John Acton, seaman, lost two ; Philip itlrick, seaman, severely; William Wakefield, sr an:an, lust an arm ; Richard Lock, seaman, slightly ; William `.n Brown, Quarter-master, ditto ; John Flier, seaman, ditto; beejatnin Poole, marine, ditto. Killed on the Bth—George Nicholas Hardinge, Esq. Captain ; J... 1 1 ,1 Beer, seaman • John Burn, ditto ; Evart Jones, marine. Wounded on t he Bth—Henry George Moysey, I.ieutenant, ; Thomas Gadshy, Carpenter's Mate, ditto ; Thomas Clerk, sea nan, Oanzerously ; John M'Ewen , corporal o f marines, ditto ;. Charles Richards, marine, lost an arm ; William Pope, marine, dangerously, since dead; Henry Thorn, boatswain's mate, slightly ; William Davis, seaman, slightly ; George Anger sea nun, ditto. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions . signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Robert Montgnmerie, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Nov. 30,1808. First Regiment of Ayrshire Local Militia. wm. Kelso, Esq. to be Colonel. Dated Sept. 10, 1808. Robert Cameron, Esq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel ; Win. Fullerton, Esq. to be Major. Both dated as above. To be Captains—Wm. Logan, Esq - Dated Sept. 10, 1608. Hugh Stevenson, Esq. Dated Sept. it.), 1808. John Nicholon, r.q. Dated Sept. 13, 1808. John Telfer, Esq. Dated Sept. 14, 1808. • . Qaintin Jamieson, Esq. Dated Sept. 15, 1808. • James Donaldson, Esq. Dated Sept. 16,1808. Wm. Smith, F.sq. Dated Sept. 17, IF.OB. Jam Nl‘Connell, Esq. Dated Sept. 19, 1808. R rbert 'Ehompeon, Esq. Dated Dec. 1, 1808. John Gouldie, E:sq. • Dated Dec. 2,1808. lobe Lieutenants—H. Ci a tingharn, Gent. Dated Sept.lo,lBoB. John Eaton, Gent. Dated Sept. 12, 1808. JaaresTolfer, Gent. Dated Sept. 13, 1808. Giltn ; .rt MeGarvie, Gent. Dated Sept. 14, 1808. Wm. Ferguson, Gent. Dated Sept. 15, 1808. James Mt.leon, Gent. Dated Sept. 16,1808. Gabriel Muir, Gent.. Dated Sept. 17, 1808. john Nl'Lowman, Gent. Dated Sept. 19, 1/ 7 211. Jahn I‘ , l•Craith,.Gent. Dated Sept. 20; 1808: Hew Aiken; Gent. Dated Sept. 21, 1808. Sam Dick, Gent. Dated Sept. 22, 11108. To be Ensigns—Hugh I Inhel, Gent. Dated Sept. 10, 1808. John Boyle, Gent. Dated :Sept. 12, 1808. JaMes Blair, Gun. Dated Sept. 13, 1808. VrlnACirksvood, Gent. DetedSept. 14, 1808. Joltn , Gituldie, Gera. Dated Sept. 13, 1808. Hogh•Girvan, Gent. Dated Sept. IC, 1808. Robert Niven, Germ Dated Sept. 17, 1808. larnes•M'Murray, Gent. Dated Sept. 19, 1808. ..kithetit Williamson, Gent. Dated Sept. 20, 1808. NA Dick, Gent. Dated Sept. 21, 1808. To bt Surgeon—Hugh Logan, Gent. Dated Dec. 1, 1805. lobe Quarter-Mester—Wsn.tMaiir, Gent. Dated Sept.lo, 1808. ;d Regiment of Ayrshire Local Militia. len Doyle, Etq. to be Lietitemant-Colonel-Conunandint. Dated - .Seir. - 10, InoB. --Alexander, Hamilton, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Dee. -, 2, 1108.: *- • • Alexander cooper, Esq. to be Major. Dated Dec. 1, 1808. TO beCaptainsr-Robt. biontgomerie, Esq. Dated Sept. 10, 1808. '`alter Bunter, Esq. Dated Sept. 12, 1808. Paw Hiritillon,Vot Dated Sept.l3, 1808. 'John bt'Kettxle, Fat. Dated Sept. 14, 1808. Jobe Danl.'., Esq. Dated Sept. 15, 1808. Alestain!er AtGovin, keg. • )eted Sept. 18, 1808. Robert* COnelnghem, Esq. Dattd Sept. 17,1808. fifth Broom, Esq. Dated Sept. ts, 1809. • 2:enste ErAine, Esq. - Dated Dee: 1, 1808. Vm. Deans ; Eaq. 4 il.ted-Dee. 2, 1608. to be Lieutenants—John Wyllie, Gent. Dated Sept. 10, 18.)P. Thomas Stewart; Gent.. 'Dated Sit. 12, 1808. Robrt•Fa - artds , , Cent. ' Died Sin. 13, 1808. Hugh Lockhart, Gent. Drell Seipt. 14, VIOL Richard Reid, Gents. Dated Sept 15, 1808. Jobe Wyllie, Gent. Dated Sept. 16, 1608. g °ten 'Sleek, Gem. bated Sept. 17, 1802. • Wilbatn King, Gent. Dated Sept. 19, 1808. tribe Johnston, Cbttt. Dated Sept. 80, 1808. lolus-London, Gerit. -Dated Sept. et, 1808. Jhbn Barbour Gent. Dated Sept. 22, 1808. fohn Love , Gant. Dated Sept. 29, 1800. 'io he kiliagn . s.z-iiollist Spt4rs, Gent. Dated Sept. 10, 1808. limeieSmith, Gent: ' Dated Sept. 12, 1808. .James Rodger, Gent. Dated Sept. 13, 1808. George Stevenson, Gent. Dated Sept. 14, 1808. john Duncsn, Gent. Dated Sept. 15, 1808. Miaow Brown, Gent: - Dated Sept. I". 1808. le:Mis'blair, Cant. Doted Sept. r,- 1808. Jilincrarclay, Gait. Uteri" Sept. 18, - mos. To be Snrgeon—Thonsu Walker, Gent. Dated Sept. 10,1808. To be Quarter-utaiter-- . -GeMge Pagan, Gent. Dated Dec.l,lBoB. • ' . ' Bd . Regirben! Of Ayrshire Local Militia. John Hani;lion, Th 4. to'be'Lientenant.Colonel-Conattatidant.- - Dited Sept. 12, IPOP. Ilene? V. , White, I.sq: to be lieutenant-Colonel. Dated De . retailer 1, 1208. • • • William Parker, . to las . l l 4ajor. reatodPee, 2, 1808. 'Ube Cataini- Gi' - es. • - - `bii-Wev gig; Das.se r i.lo.loo4. wirrats s6inra ;tn.' • Datettept: 12, loos.. • • lk l iNsnto Fairlie; rig: • *aid Seft:l6, 1208. A nthotty -Wbintidde, Esq. ' Ditediept. 14, 1808. Jones Allasen, L. lotcd,Sept.ls,lBoe. I .tin Ictltti.tos, Es/. Elated Sept: 16, 1808. XL:lender Hisuitten, gtif.. Dated Sept. 17, 1808. 44 1 ,4 flndlay, rsil. neat Sepi. 19, - 1808. lola Wither, req. Peed Sepeno, i sos. (tette Reid, Esq. Dattd.Ael..3, mos. . lliate Lientene.nts—Wllfiam Brown , Gcnt . Dated Sept. 10, 1 1 0 8 . l'Ailans Rankine', Gen k: Dated Sept. 12, 1808. ltdliirt M'Kean; Gedt. • DatekrSept, 13, 1808. Jan Campbell, Gent. Dated Sept.' 14, Mos. Henry IXreanan, Gent. Doted Sept. 15,1808. /antes Turner, Gent: Duet' Sept. 16, 1808. NAtero.lB7,,Gent. Doterit. 17, 1808, Wis - us MV O% Cent. bated Sept. 19, 1208. Wiltiiins WOlkee, Gent. Dated Sept. 200822. . .. ThOttas Shaw, Gent. Dated Sept. 21,1828. wr , KT'S , Gent. Dan Sept. 22, 18013. .1 Aplui, Gent. Dated dept. 23, 1808. Totie Ensigiis--Johst Andrew, Gent. Dated Sept. 10,18011. 8.1,44/IGteemlirkli, Gint. Dated Sept. 12, 1808. Alviindes Pens Gent.' Dated Sept. 13, 1 80 8. 'll/4taans ' red s t:ent. titell Sertyraber 14, 'lBOB. 5' tampon, Gent. Dated, September. 15,1801. ' ' Findlay, Gent. Dated'September 16, 1808. ' der Nichol, Gent. Dated September 17, 1808. Villains Smith, Gent. Dated September 19,1808. TO be Fivegeon-i-Fraticis Steel,Gent. Dated September 10, 1808. . lot, Qoarter.hlastee—lobn Weir, Gent. Dated as above. ins -signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the :tong pr Peebles. Dated September 24,1808. ' ipealks . hire Regiment d'Local Militia. 'IV : o*.bt Hesiourable Alexander laird Elibenk to be Colonel ; • 'fit Netter Campbell. Esq. so be Lieutenant-Colonel; Sir sicinaii.llibs.'n Carmichael!, Bart. to be Major. to beCiptains--4 :drew Douglas, Fag. John Burton,Esti. James . y,Ao3,Sirt I au.es Ker, F.sq. Alexander Mortay B4rtrani ) f,a4. . To bLisimenants--Aleainder W i lliamson, '.,east: ltolieet dal 182tyla!,Gent. L.mes Boston, Gent. William Burton, Cent. To be Ensigns—Thomas Gibson, Omit. Throve Ode*, pest. Thomas Henderson, Gent. John Stewart, Gent. To be Adjutant—James Burton, Gent. To be Quarter -Master—John Murray litobertsoo,..Gant. To be :urgeon—John Dryden, Gent. Commissibus sied by the Lind Lieutenaot of dr C• • unty of W orcester. • City of Worcester Local Militia. Ferdinand° Smith, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonef-Coltilat Samuel Wall, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Iqten Esq. to be Major; Elias Isaac, Esq. to he Captain. Datesillipe tember £4, 1808. Mosei James, Esq. to be ditto. Dated September 26. 1808. John Duncan, Esq. to be ditto. Vaud September.~ t l9 OB . Martin Barr, Esq. to be ditto. Dated September 21, 1808. lames Chaniserlaine, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 29, 1808. John Hall, Esq. to be ditto. Dated mbee 30, leo& Joseph Smith, Esq. to be ditto. Dated ocletber 1, 180sr. George Hill, Esq. to be ditto. Dated October 3, 1808. George Barr, Esq. to be ditto. Dated October 4, 1808. James Knight, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated September 24, 1808. John Morton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated September 26, 1808. James Reynolds, Gent. to be ditto. ' Dated September 27, 1808. Robert Jones, Gent. to be ditto. Dated September 28, 1808. Richard Pitt, Gent. to be ditto. Dated September 29, 1808. Chas. Lessingham, Gent. to be do. Dated Sept. 30, 1803. Rich. Bennet, Gent. to be do. Dated Oct. 1, 1808. John Allen. Gent. to be dn. Dated Ott. 3, 1808. John Young, Gent. to be do. Dated Oct. 4, 1808. Geo. Allies, Gent. toile do. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Thos. Hughes, Gent. to be do. Dated Sept. 26, I°oB. Jas. Hulston, Gent. to be do. Dated Sept. 97,1808. John Collingwood, Gent. to be do. Dated Sept. 28, 1608. hr. Herbert, Gent. to do. Dated Sept: 29, 181'8. Josiah Muon, Gent. to do. • Dated Sept. 30, 18C8. Henry Chamberlain, Gent. to be do. Dated Oct. 1, 1808. Thos. Palmer, Gent. to be 4?. Dated Oct. 3, 1 es. lilliStoll Gent. to be Surgeon; John Hammond Smith , Gent.' to be Quarter-Master. Dated Sept. 24, IFPB. West Worcester Regiment of Local Militia. John Jefferys, Esq. to be Lieutenant-tolonel-Cornmandant. Robert Pardoe, Esq, to be Major. Richard Jukes, Esq. to be Captain. Dated September 24,1808. Jas. Pardoe, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 2', 1 , 08. Rich. Watson, Esq. to be do. Dated Sept. 27, 1808. Wrn. Prattentors, Esq. to be do. Dated Sept. 28, 1808. John Turner Whitgrove, Esq. to be do. Dated Sept. 21, 1808. Thos. Ferguson Oaine, Gent. tube Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 24. 1808. Jas. Haider, Cent. to he dn. Dated Sept. 26, Ism John Thos. Smith, Gent. to be do. Dated Sept 27, 1808. Wm. Burraston, Gent. to be do. Dated Sept. 28, 11,08. John Lewis, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated & pt. 24,1808. North Worcester Regiment of Local Militia. Richard Williams, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. ' William Congreve Russell, Esq. to be Major. Robert Boul'on Waldron, Esq. to be Captain. Dated September 24, IEOB. John Lucas, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 26, 1808. Edmund Read, Esq. tone do. Dated Sept. 27, 1808. Wm. Anderson, Esq. to be do. Dated Sept. 28, 1808. Rich. Jee. Esq. to be do. Datal Sept. 29, 1808. John Holyoake, Gent. to be Lieutenate. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Wm. Timmins, Gent. to bf.. , do. Dated Sept. 20, 1808. Benj. Smith, Gent. to do. Dated Sept. 97, 1808 John Cromwell, Gent. to be do. Dated Sept. 28, 1608. Robt..Coalts Woolley, Gent. to be do. Dated Sept. 29,1808. Henry Ellis, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 24, 1508. John Parry Nash, Gent. to be Sargeon. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Bell, late of Southwood-lane, Highgate, Middlesex, under writer, but now of the Fleet Prison. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Compere, of St. Albans, Herta,grocer, dealer and chap man, to surrendet December 27, 31, and January 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Benbmv asd lope, Stone-Buildings Lincoln's-Inn. James Burnes, ("Liverpool, tayler and draper, January 11:', and :n, at eleven, at the Globe 'Lavern, Livet pool. Attoraies, Mr. Windle, John-street, BedfortLrow, London; or Mr. Pen ningron,liasnet-street, Liverpool. John KB, now or late of Liverpool. master-mariner, (1,-aler and chapman, January It , 12, and 31, as clever:, at the Globe Ts viTn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. WintEe, John-street. Bedford row, London ; or Messrs. Griffith and Hiud, Lower Castle street, I .iverpoul. • William Young, of the township of Ardwich, parish of Manches ter, deah.T and. cbapman, Drs. 24, I anu.:ry 4, and 31, at two, at the Nine Inn Manchester. Atrornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench W;lks, Temple, London; or Mr. 'An Law, MancEester. Witham Noddy, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, common-brewer, January 17, 18, and 31, at eleven, at the George Inn, Scarbo rough. Attornies, Mr. R. H. Litter, Scarborough ; or Mr. John WWiirns; Red Lion-square, London. Samuel Topp, of Chadderton, parish of Prestwich, Lancashire, manufacturer, dealer and rhapman, Dec. 23, January !loped 31, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attoriiies, Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, Manzbester ; or Mr. Ellif o Curbitor-street, Chancery-lane, London. James Hargreaves, of Manchester, brickmaker, dealer and chap man, Dec. 5,11, and January 31, at three, at the Commercial . Ins, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manches ter; or Mr. Ralph Ellis Cursitor-street, London. Samuel Swint, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, dealer and chap . man, January 2,3, and 31, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, I tablas. 4tturraes, Messrs Candle and Spe..r, Gray's Inc, London ; or Edwards, Halifax. 'DIVIDENDS. Dec 19. George Davis, of Cranbourne-street, Leicester-Fields, linen-draper ' at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 17. Wm. Berridge, of Maiden-lane, Wood-street,clheapside, London, hosier, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 21. John Travis and Richard Travis, both of Prestwich, Lancashire, bleachers and copartners, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Market-street-lane, Manchester. Dec. 19. Robert Goulden, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Dee. 21. Edward Paulding, now or late of Gainsborough, I.ln colnibire, linen-draper, at twelve, at the White `art Inn, in Gainstiorough. Dec. 21. Richard Chambers, of Newcastle-upon• Tyne, ironmon ger, at eleven, at the Shahespear Tavern, Newcastle. Dec. 17. George Edward Sargeant, of Portsinouth, Hants, slop sailer, twelve, at' Guildhall, London. Des. 19. 'Wm. Smith, late of Wolverhampton, fkalrordshire, but cher, at twelve, at the Jerninghatn Arms Inn, Shiffnall. Dec. 99. Thomas Botren, of "Rhodlad, Pembrokeshire, shop• k:eper, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern ' Bristol. Dec. 17. George Southard, of New Boad-strret, Middlesex, linen-draper, at one, ac Guildhall. ' Dec. O. Thomas Vinn, of Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, London, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Arc. 21. George Crocker, of Bideford, Devonshire, ship-builder, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Barnstaple. Dec. 17. Samuel Hopkins, row or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. Dec. 19. Win. Dkkinson, late of Upholland, Lancashire, plum ber and glazier, at eleven, at the Eagle and Child Inn, V. igan. Dec. 19. 'I bomas Ishmael Watkit, of Salford, I.aneaskire, cotton merchant, at ele.ven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Dec. 22. John Grecn, late of * Burton, in Lonsdalc, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Dec. 21. Win.Thompon, of Manchester, grocer, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Dec. O. George Aungier, late of the Kent Road, Surrey, distil ler aud rectifier, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 20. Thomas Carden, late of St. Michael's-alley,, Cornhi 1, London, Insurance-brolter, at twelve, at Guildhall. THE COURSE 1 Amsterdam, 33 10 .2 U Ditto at sight, SS 3 Rotterdam, 10 9 2 U Hansburgh, 92 4 21 U ' Altona 32 S 2 U Paris day's da. 22 4 UV. Ditto, 2 Us. 22 8 Bourdeaux, ditto 22 8 Madrid, 441 Effect. 42 I.llinti. 41 Erect. Noe Ileublo Azio on the llaik Palermo, 92 Pence per oz, Leghorn, 57 Genoa, 50 Venice, 52 T iv. Piosole Indic the ,ies 1. stet. Naples, 41 Lisbon, 69 Oporto, 6 Dublin, el Corlc, 11 Nt-vi Doll" Oa, 041. per or. ons 41. ss. 04 si per Cent. COURT of JUSTICIARY, EnINBI Pin COUGHS, HOARSEZZF.SBE& e. T HE .great demand for Mr. GREEMI LO Z r- F.NGES of TOI.U, after Fifty their superiority as the most pleasant and all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore 'I ltr.lats, Lungs, beating the Reboil( ss and Soreness of fording Relief in Shortness of Buath, Asthmatic, tive Complaints. They do not Cloy the Sri-- Appetite. The ge:mine, only, have R. It Stamp, all others are coanterfeits. They are prepared and 41141 Ly it. Harvey. Or:xi:one:, the Inventor), ne novel fiem I. Pie.adilly, I.ondon : 40 by Newberys, yard; Barley sad Blew, Cocksier-:treet ; Bacon, std the Vaudois of Gel wire M. d clam throughout Kingdom. Peke 111. lid. the Box. . Monday the 12th instant came'on before the High ; Court of Justiciary, at Edinburgh, the trial of James 1 .Holland, late private of the 6th or Inniskillen Dra goons, accused of robbing John Hay, tenant in Dun. canlaw, near Haddington, on the evening of the 18th lilt. Mr. Hay stated, that he left Haddington a little past five o'clock, in company with three others, two of whom fell behind, and he and James Cunningham, farmer at Bara, proceeded on to Yester,, by the road leading from Haddington to Gifford. After riding about half a mile, the witness was stopped by a per son who demanded his money, and he hesitating, re- _ E v pr al rk ne vi o t f tihn tl at l u i n s toi l o n tim fall ,,, i f bl i e he M pi t reetet slay an 4.3, I. FREEMAN'S (AIWA SA, fun f : jel bo g n. ceived a blow on the head with a bludgeon, which brought him to the ground and completely stunned him. On recovering a little, he found himself on his exciting the painful feelings and o that tu wide!. it dem Ihe tua_., citr a ys all er : . iFili ggc) (::: 7 : 6!t i lc i back, and the robber dragging him along to a rising part of the road, where he thrust his head among st without debilitating the con.:titution in Ut i 1 , 0, 4471 cv, 7 thorns, and made several attempts, by pulling at ii 4 quiult v eUurm i e t a i : fr':' ll bu'luesc or , swrciatian i u •di tt. - i t ; neck, to get him through a hedge into an adjoining , rad ical, i to l aa...: r a t ein 7 o7,..ti t o t t ' ' ' ;r:: r r k4 2,!r . e IL ...1 ;1 1 :1 1 ; 4 7 a ' Pr" tlar ti tt. of both sexes, they prove a never;iling esig tee . la a - .i: - • or.the slicers of a Wall7l etiolate to traveuen. in a ; field. Not succeeding in this, the fellow sprung back- : biii, y wards, and put his hands upwards, below the wit- : they the debility is produced sty seo free use ilifth t i g" m gn -0 4 ;v c 'E., will r ' ec lb ei e v y e c a annut be ....4 remierrsted•u w , „ mot I, ness's great coat, on his right side, where his watch ele . asurao, hung. At first, he thought the robber atteinpted, on ' stubborn Gleets, and every e w i6P ealtut a ttat g eE nn' t Is le enge ladL ic Ili a ! ' g th wr o gg se who this occasion, to pull off a button from his breeches pocket, as lie gave something a tug, in order to get organs of urine. By its vibe:l:y tnany I% OM ell ' h ave b, b we— -47 at his money, having then about 701. upon him ; but thers who for years had been deprived of that happlea gs . retail at Mr. Butler's, F. 0.4, tie, • he afterwards found that a gold chain and stone seal, . net ot F Sold w at il eru . t e and 1.4*1 which belonged to his watch, and which were fasten- Ponies ; wiii i> s i a l. n .r d -n ß w ov ' e al r : , 1 . 1- , i e v a r t Y i i n t e . i i: . "A P l r r csu k; Wince, ed to it, and hanging doan before he was attacked, : lin ; Macdonald, Glasgow ; tenth and I‘ .- Caltdert ia tel ll"ll;lll ,,,,. i , had been torn away ; one of the links of the chain, and by most country medicine .41dors, in boineesil " mtock `" which was broken in the attempt , had fallen to the with ample directions. bottom of his fob, and was found there by the wit- DR. JAMES'S ANALEI'IIC PILLS.—CAUGON himself upon the . Public as " the original and only .; ness. The robber then attempted to thrust his hand WHEREAS BKNJAMIN PERRIN has obtruded pre e rr t eo h ' ey th w e il l;s b -v e ur n l . l b or_ d de t r ant l l Analei ! ti c pii, f or it . into his breeches pocket ; but the witness having by whoWHEREAS this time recovered a little, he seized the fellow by stuns, when they are informed that he ju d ge % te a la er bo g ter nign.s tr s. late D el r e ; the hand, and then by the collar, on which he pressed hard against the witness's throat to keep hint down ; tar ' s garden at Lambeth, at eleven shillilts per wevk ga , atel e afi n a struggle then ensued, during which the witness re- wutia employed to make ur his p a lsil the ingrisliet3. s 4 ‘ ! ceived several blows ; he got, however, upon his feet, p were "a. • e l i t ie h d at o h u e t el a t. : , ,Ve d l i i ti rr a rt.d i im ha mass for that p as . I.,_ h . } ; :ever Powder, td which the s .kn in . r hp y- re a" Pg the Prcctgl i ix ! aad laid hold of the robber with both hinds . He then tripped the witness, who was brought to the vatiar eifical. Jr will be evident, therefore , that owe M h r eir ll t nii ,, : t ie h t e ah ; at debits ~u f c . r t dit t is to b.: given to age wh o k g as ,„ 4 ground a second thne, but,.although he fell back- riti's are not Dr. James's Pills ; and the it;bile will 'd e : wards, and received a consi d erable in by pitching on his head, he still kept hold of his assailant, and Dr. Jam V e a s s i ' t l /V ep Q t,' C i l l g ig " itiS 'i l " 'o , .V C. : : :l', P l tir" vhen a" i who ars ever 14444 brought him also to the ground. The witness then Fever Powder was prep.:red raaav y , -;:r.b,for:h a e p workeZi), * having quitted the hold with his right hand, they James, and even heft.re he wa, Len. The /snai l s:P h i; (which T d rr. h h iii -nes contri ve d both got upon their feet, when the witness was 'again h t e o s a t n ol V ac v h a e a c o el d as a a natty fur himself, ands.,;,;, frequently struck at by the robber, who being now 1 .. ) to r rL i islttcr is s of t bid alias of free &it. al so o R nu ati g E a .: s '. ) (or t ab h n e tf lr a4t ead- 2. 46 4 . overpowered, made several attempts to get away, and tutu r the body by day ; _tad are excellent in Colds which having found unavailing, he told th e witness and Gouty ;amebae*: they gently open the ports by nigh:, ni he had other comrades near, who, if they came up, and slight Fivers, would butcher him. Onthis Mr. Hay thrust him a fog o o r snea . :I . el'att be comittetil et bed time, after a nd sac of me S E old only by F. Newberry a AI Sons No. 45 St. Paul's Vaud back into the hedge, in doing which, his fi nger went in bole ~,prke 41. tid. each, or Ai iu one Luse box, price it is into the fellow's mouth, which he bit severely. Mr. Yard, Loodon ; and at Dr. !emu'', late house, in . Bneort-tweet, Hai then gave him a blow about the throat, which laid him quiet for some time, but he at last got on dm; in. ia tu bs dei. i rve th. t . the words, " F. Newitery, No. 44 P. li his feet, and aimed a number of blows at the witness, p„ are graves ” e in the stamps. who, being a very athletic man, succeeded iu staving 'the Reverend Mr. BAIsCIA.Y's PATEN!' ANTiIiILIUI:a them oil, and securing his antagonist. PILLS. During the scuffle, the witness heard Cunning ham :TT was a remark of the Dr. Buhl, calling out " Murder !" on which he cried out to A Author of the " Dokiestic Medine," that complaints rile him is hold by your man—l have got one rascal se- stomach anti bowels are the prevaiiing maladies of this cosatn, , which lay the foundation of the more formidable and Gal di;- cured - ; I hope you'll secure the other. ' After this asae rasa—that a.ldi t n li f e ai p li : l . , r l s e o r n who ed coe w id ou a l i d scovt f a for the reset Ladner the witness saw a man running across the park horn the direction in which Cunningham was. He then service to society. This discovery y has cow br a ts:7 4 ml in the heard the sound of horses feet near, on which he Patent Antibilious Pills sat the Rev. William liarday, die erten; eve sale of which, and the jaigh estituatie• in whid they are &- called out for assistance, Saying, " here is a man sc a jt n e t a .' t . y . hel d a, i basc . on!iderahly less ed the ruitither et thts, , com. plaints; who has both attempted to rob and murder me." ' "ersdi , ,atir b4 e them. fam ' gn a giwgg titre, to i" tin mg" 4 tungal The robber endeavoured to shut his mouth, but on the persons coming up (who proved to be t!ie friends These Pills haves quick and sift °Pervious they act Psweisni from whom they had parted) he was tied on a cart, and specifically on tie bile, and thus remove the numerous die . orders connected with in—sick headales, fl atulence, liver war and conveyed to Haddington. areplai t t i t t i s , , n ja u u: t t , li s ce ., , ld e b tr i o . :l4 disorders ire n irtkgestion &c They On this witness retiring, LORD JVSTICE CLI.RK:nay nieti.;ine hi • the . rto oferellto . the tr. congratulated him on the manly spirit which he had i tic, and the Prorrietor ri supported by the most rewtctable P :‘ displayed, in resisting the daring outrage which had , dence of the fi rst characters of the Nobility, aid other ., that they I have never been sautiiiisteeed to any person without giving no been made upon him. I rain and speedy r •li-f and in the • ' - ' ling The rest of the evidencewent to confirm the above. I 'lids valuable ‘ rnedicin hatrin ki b ' e tt e c n jm uttl " with a """ isa The prisoner, in his declaration, pleaded intoxica. commended by the following distinguished personag es g : don, and several officers of the regiment gave him an I The Right lion. Viscount Maros. excellent character. The Lord Bishop of nearer and Wt.i.i.t. The LORD ADVOCATE addressed the Jury for the S af i ; sj°l-u n. zs u i r i N usi i. s.. tl y . t i v i l u s o . t o, r( 1 ) /2 .4 rt. ‘ M.l iv '. i tur i, H o ot; Bon. f Peerya. Crown, and JAMES WILSON, Esq. fur the prisoner. . Tnossas aason, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. The evidence was summed up by the LORD Jus- JAMES Amy A 3.-r, ling. M.P. for Southarnoton. TICE Ceram with his usual perspicuity. Sold wholesale a.td retail by !sir. Butler No 4, Ciespids Tuesday the Jury returned their verdict : they, by I str ee t , O of id Poton d iosier-row ;,. a;(1 retail _by . Mr. Kirby,Stallard Tuesday a plurality of voices, found the said James Holland, i a ll res , ectable n ve - n g d g ers g i g n tow . n t and c o nto L tr . v e"ter-sql""; a " prisoner, not guilty of the robbery libelled ; but they ; all in one voice found him guilty of having feloniously ' a ca o ito Nis —Observe!—The mime of W . ilham Barclay er as grave on the stamp, which affixed on the outside wrzepee d hassaulted, struck, and beat John flay, tenant in Dun-i the boa ; all not so stamina! a •:: a datgertiut imitation. Price :.E. 64. 111,1 i OS. per nor, IA ith ample directions. ltanlaw, in the parish of Yester, and county of Had dington,with the intention of robbing the said John Hay ; anti sentenced him to be transported beyond 'Seas for life. it.E.NOVATiD HEALTH. IT I ll s been too frequeatly the. subject of just sof ga:teral rqtrobation, that men deeti - 44 of the elemous d the medical art have oftcre I themselves as candidates.* public patronage in the profeatiou of physic. For the purpoli doing justice to the result of nor studies and experience, aid " J. BAXTER and Co. Confectioners, in Edinburgh . prevent us from twinge/nu:el arnmig choir empicies whose ilelle and Glasgow,. respectfully inform the Nobility and dent preteusion. have, unfortu.iatily fur scciety,hten.tradtaill Gentry, that at this season they have for years- been ably rzetived, we bag leave to submit to the bbsratandeallio in the custom of sending to London, Bath, and all U. eaten, faitful statement ng ee‘_, ved er a our p gular n y ied rit te nt d i and ed acz el itirsoseZ u rev over gn g land, ScoTs BUNS, SHORT BREAD, and' of messes. Grindal and Blizard, whose lectures aosionlind other Camis, which for rich and delicious flavour, carefully attended, as Protesoes and Surgeons of have long.had a preference at the tables of fashirn in }Mal, we ant...red ourselves as students io that jtisdp op every part of the united Empire. This year they 5:,,tr.•,,,,,t and w tn e cc e ic i ..: aculutidreit:iieriv)7llistheeeeßegozarleueCollert or can warrant them of the very best kind, having been su.i!erv, the Theory and Practice of Peetsic 4 Chiral:M,, particularly fortunate in meeting with a qu - muty of wifeeli BeteanY, eke. Bee. tee. by those tittiavgd 4 W atu.4 - . .-A llar nice Dutch Butter, which gives such a delicate and - Motto, ilregory, 111ack, Hamilton, Duncan, and Wow Peculiar richness to the taste of the Buns, as to make We trust we skill not'be deemed presumptuous in our proiciency and acquireeneta4 are not inconsiderable , them in the high,est degree delicious and exquisite.— kw' a l u ng series . f years made VENEREAL CONI 1 Boxes from one Guinea to five, containing a variety, and the various diseases of D.ERILITY the panne d/4 tai Cakes, conveyed to any distance with perfect our . siikiks and practice, it will, we hi,pe, be Ai 196 Veil 6814 014 . 11 , anvil -ad superior knowlec4a of their treatment audc ara safety. Great variety of Scots Comfits, from Is. 6d. ,„. 7 sliOt and recent cases of intecticn, a perfect ri.-evalthileca l 1 1 to 4s. per pound. completed in the short period of t feu days, and in thelle et "4 Yesterday, at the close of the Drawing of the Lot- utmost iweteracy, where other pr ecti:. ; onees have faille 4 % tery, the following, was the state of the Wheel:— eels, a ?raper pets %Trance in our plan of treaueent eallgui t pat ir t a cite and radical cure. 3 Prizes of - - - XI:0,000 ! Amidst ele nytocholy var;tty of disorders which-are net 1 Ditto - • • 10,t 00 ' feats of a habit long and most unhaprily pursued by the ?so" 1 Ditto .. - . 5,000 , both sexes, there are noise more alarming or mane dituase4 2l ! S Dit o - - - Very few Tickets and Shares remain for sale.—There 1,000, &c. &e. & c. - . . .1... ro mist pe 4 P , bitter those d efic ie nc i es irin al 43 4471 W MI wn e ien ,.h rriii..m7 t F inust 14 6 16 0 • are only two days to draw ; Tuesday, the 27th, will scii:r t . e •reci t io . e r ,Co D kn al co i se rat th .. at . t i li o u ^ a Y P l 7s w 33l , 's by l A A e w and ~,,c o be the next Day of Drawing. lible mole of treatment, be restor. des "at greatest of all h ARO ! • and vi toys eats .ti tad...rt. Ic Ftvz HUNDRED TICKETS —The Ticket, 4,537, b ot ie l s k singe i , t a s f t r om rongw,maiatne.v):.r cause t al, leg, at w, , il as in wr y 41 drawn Yesterday the first Prize above 81 5, and by cies of Ve Y nereal inhales, we may I, coand -d .by goticeeq, that means entitled to 500 Whole Tickets, was Sold either sex with the great. st secre cy an honour. Hoursof_ cf. in one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteen t i Shares, saltation at home from ten to three, ant. from six it the eee till ten at night. at Bisit'S truly Fortunaterffices, 4, Cornhil! f and li, 00 01 1 d are requested to state Ole p P . atientsin.the cetintry . . s omit' Charing-Cross. This Prize may eventuall b ‘ ll r e wort their ease, age, and general habit ot tiring. At __c, lueliong • ' £lOO,OOO, as the 500 Tickets stand the Chance of tance for advice and medicines, when the same will be It t f r 1 nil the numerous Capital Prizes' with which the ent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that sereL tiati Schell abounds. The Next Day of Drawing will sential to our undntahing, the poznesof letters maybe the account for medicines. /..; i i ii 000' be Tuesday, tho 27th instant, till which time Un- CURRIE and Co. Su - geon 0 No, /0 ~ , a . . . drawn Tickets and Shares are selling at Btsn's Offices, ~ Ti KEtrrici all. 'where the last 5e2,7,000, and the Two last Prizes of L' °N.l)° N , P rintlA and P"bn' hed b Y 1 ,, 1 ‘ --' Cie '',lretrz, No. 1, . se3oooo ever drawn, were all Shared and Registered. • it ter r bary P pu lsce, ol l. e i d sc si be w th a , t th at e th s e TA ST a. a o a rricr, Tonle pg. !ESSE, s, &e. • ' GR.EalOtiMi'a• ,fty Years trial, p ax , d effectual Reinecy and tat.fluxioas uo 14, . I of the Brtast, sad thmatic, szd Coasaa.l. • stomach, but matt nlaywatd. jutted eted t rwari. *maser t o ?, v ll tas Luclgatt. , •liiil to st,. rya, St. Parr% ch art ,: Bacon, Otford.sttirt tbroggbout tlut 'UAW I • r.edicile has beery irresecit 1 0 _ 01, 7.1;i I _