Star. — London, England, 1812-08-26 00:00:00

i ~ .~ • . INSCRIPTION t.. FOR A COA.IIiVIN AT SALAMANCA. - - , • Date a &foram est p►o pae4a When mad Ambition driving wild her car From state to state, had scarcely 1, ft a spot Sacred to Freedom—en yon glorious field Her desolatinrcourse was cbeck'd. To thee, Stranger ! if virtue warm thy breast—lf bate Of yianny be thine—if glowing love Of Home, or Country—that immortal flame (Not with the Spartan lost) which ent achiev'd So inany memorable deeds, inspire With noblest sentiments thy manly breast. Then SALAMANCA'S day to thee shall be I I An nALLGWED day. For many a year Flu•h'd with unceasing victuey—with arms— With all the nicest stratagems of war Familiar, and with glory satiate, , The Gaul advanc'd e'en to th". very spat Where, Traveller, thou treadest: Here he met DEFEAT and foul DISGRACE. The Roman fire, The Grecian discipline, that Britons join, ' Swept his proud ranks to ruin. Stranger, mark, He fought with Freemen ! He no longer met The weak, the trembling spear of slaves. He eroueh'd _ Beneath the sinewy aim of Libel iy— • . - Beneath th' inspiring mind the Goddess pours ExruussAsst lIOLT • Here fell— . • 'Mow gloriously here fell, a noble band Of British Youth, whose battle shout that day . Was " Danru, or VICTORY 1" Their country rears To their immor: al memory this pile; And. or al3ritoo or a Spaniard, thou Wilt rot refuse the tributary tear . To those who, dying, couquer'd Gallia's troops, t L. phane,4l the foul tyrant, Spain front fetters sav'd, And bade admiring Europe dare be free ! rlymonth Augist, 1812. I:. T. C. : . , sad 1 Mr. Hulttiti , BOVeii ) ; ( ei . 11014susr Shep h erd, At] . Gregory, Bedford-row, Loudon-- • DIVIDENDS to be made at titTILDHALL. Sept. 15. Francis Albert Leonard Strick Van Linschoten, Hackney-road, Anur-Manufacturer, at eleven. Sept. 17. John Stephen Gill, Great Prcscott-surer, upholoterer, at two. Sept. 17. John Short, St. Cathirine's.lane, victualler, at twelve. Sept. 17. Henry White, - Matichester-square, coal-merchant, at nine. Sept. Edward Asling and lames Conpor, Bermordsey, mer chants, at twelve. Sept. It Charles Haley, Wi;more-street, watch-maker, at twelve. Sept. 19. William Ford, Beeltington, nialtster, at eleven. Sept. 17. Charles Chapmin, West Tilbury, draper, at nine. Sept. 17. Francis 1.4'604 Rathbone-place, up holsterer, at nine. Sept. 17. William Salter Brixton, merchant, at two. Sept. 17. William o:born, Aldirlte High-street, vic tualler, at nine. Oct. s. Woodman, Lime-street, mer -chant; at ten. Sept. 15. Benjamin Jones, Ratcliffe-highway, PloPseller, at eleven. Sept. 1. Charles Stuart, Berwlekestreet, tailor, at ten. 1 'DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept. 15. Athelston and Edward Morgan, Builth, tanners, at eleven, at the Sun, Ludlow . Sept. 16. James Goodwin. Lud low, shopkeeper, at ter, at the Sun, Ludlow. Sept. le. Thomas Harding, Ludlow, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Sun, Ludlow. Sept. 16. James Attpinall, Birmingham, merchant, at twelve, at the Ral Hotel, Birmingham. Sept. 23. Frankland Coate and John Walker, Manchester, common brewer., at eleven, at the Star, Manchester. Sept. 2t. William Balmer, Oldham, grocer, at I !even. at the White Bear, Manchester. Sept. 17. Charles Shand, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at Mr. Forsham's, John street, Liverpool. Sept. 29:Robert Wilkinson and John Sutton, Manchester, drapers, at eleven,at the Mosley Arms, Manchester. —Sept. 14. Berry, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, grocer. Sept. 29. Dan. Shaw, of Barnsley, mercer. Sept. 12. Wm. Baker, of Sandgate, Kent, shipbuilder. Sept. 17. Henry Higginson, Fin-bury-square, Merchant. Sept. 10. Edtvard Collier, of Ingersley, Cheshire, cot tun-spinner. Sept. 26. Thomas Hall, of Hart -street, Grosvenor square, coach-niaker. Sept. 14. Deuston Samson, Great Grim sby, stone-mason. October 2. Wm. Bryant, Garden -court, Tem ple, dealer anti chapman. Sept. 15. Henry tialford, of Oakhani, Rntlandshire, linen-draper. Sept. 19. Frederic!' Kampt, of High street, Mary-la-bonne, upholder. Sept. 18. Wm. Reeves, Great Witcombe, Gloucestershire, corn-dealer. Sept. 29. Las. Cooper, of Sheffield, liner.-draper. Sept. 14 John Makeig, Bristol, linen dralkr. Sept. 12. John Hickox, of Worthing, Fuses , draper,— Sept. 24. Thomas Dawson, of Sllerhurn, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. Sept. 12. George Cozen, Church - strut, of Church-strt, Surrey, millwright. Sept. 12. Edward Wavell Brine, of Chichester, brazier. Sept.ls. David Lopez Pereira, of Artillereflace, Finsbury, entlerwriter. Nov. 30. Daniel Tobin and Benjamin Jones Mitchell, of Lime house, ship-chandlers. Sept. VI. Peter Matthews; hf Copthall. court triereLarit. Sept. 17. Joseph Harvey, Beech-street, Barbi can, 4aker. Sept, It. Wm. Richard Bbgg, Great Grimsby, suer chant..Sept. 15 '.dwarti Hatton Wilson and Jobe Westmorlsnd, of Liverpool, spirit-merchants.' • Sept. le. Wm. Masters, Ware- . ham, Dorset.hire, innledder. Sept. 31. Joseph Franklyn, Upping ham, Rutlaudshire, mercer said draper. • CERTIFICATES, S z rr. 16. John Ward, Birmingham, factor. Richard Needham, Old Broad-street, auctioneer. Thomas HOulden, Spilsby. maltster. William Noakes, Norwich, merchant. John Kinnear, Liverpool, merchant. Heni y Penbertby, Hesston, mercer.. Joseph Bras ham, Manchester, broker:. Robert Peppin, Dulverton, shop keeper. James Knott and William Smith, Duke-street, South wark, hat-manufacturers. George Evans, Westhoughrou, coal merchant. James Buckeridge,. Lambeth, - barge-builder. John Loathis, High Holborn, harness-maker. David Maitland, Slier. borue-lane, wine-merchaut. Gideon Coops, Prestwich, jo ner. Halo, Worcester, glover. Henry Ws • Lawson, Liverpool, draper. W. J. Donne, Great Russell -street, Covent-Garden, ba ba-dull r. Thomas Pinks, ofAston, near Birmingham, brass. Toundir. John Mason, Lles.:4xxol, merchant. I.uess Vard Spits bury, of,Fetter-rne, grocer. 4torge Haley Bytom, if Plymouth 4)ock, grocer. . . - DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. ~ t rite-:4 •••••'S? Arfif:2l ir! kii . P.4I4P I POIRTMENTS. • , I leuteinnts Pt. lenkfrisoh And T. r 4 re, to the rank of tots• wander Cavain Dundas, from the Vengeur, to be paying Commie. shiner at Sheerness. Captain Sir J. Gore, to the Revenge,ou her return from Cadiz. Cc.ptain Sclunnberg,to the York. Captain John Hay, (acting) to the Maps'Scent. . • captain Brisbane, to the \Teapot.. • Captain Alexander Sbippard i tto tie Asia— •• • Captain Wm'. Hanwell, to the Dictator. . Captain Barrie, to the Grampus. Captain Sic '1 hennas Cochrane, to the Magkience. Captain Lambert, to the Java. 'Captain I. G. Bressler, to the Bermuda. Captain A. Lowe, to tau lalouso. • • Captain John Ha-per, to the Saracen. Captain S. Blyth, to the Boxer. Captain Q. R. Sartorius, to the Snap. • , Captain Pater, to command the William and Mary yacht. Captain G. Brine, to the. Sheldrake. Captain H J. Lyford, to the Erebus. Captain M'Donald, to the Scylt. • • Captain Jenkinson, to the. Jasptr. Lieutenant Hay, to the Lafleur. . . Lieutenant F Beckett, to the Bellona. Lieutenant E. W. Aciley, to the Monmont k. • Lieutenant W. R. Dawkins, to the Duncan. Lieutenant F. W'enlys, to the Swiftsure. lieutenant G. Hall, to the Adamant. Lieutenant Pedlar, to the Grampus. Lieutenant A. G. Clagswne, to the Cordelia. lieutenant J. Davii, to the Fox. Lieutenants Chad', Herringlians, and Buchanan, to the lava. Lieutenant Paken'tv.m, to the Magkienne. • Lieutenant Spence, (tut rank) to the Juatitia. Lieutenant Roper, to the Saracen. . Lieutenant W. Holmes, to the Saracen. Lieutenant A. B. Brands. to the Acorn. Lieutenant T. Patten, to the Forrest.s. Mr. Baker, Purser of the Laurel, to be temporary Clerk in the Survey Office in the dock-yard in the room of Mr. M gone to join the Wasp , loop Mr. bimotts, to he I\ Ta,ter Plumber of the Dock-yard, in the room of Mr. Hanatord, decca-ed. On Monday se'nnight, as R. Barker, shipwright, was at work on a new ship, building in the yard of Mr. Gibson, at Hull, in drawing out his augur, it came out .o unexpectedly, that he fell from the, deck into the hold, and was killed on the spot. A poor girl was yesterday throWn from the roof of the Fulham stage in It'iceadilly, by a sudden jolt of the vels;cle,'•arising from the bad *Kate oaf the pave ment, and had both her legs broken. Last.week, while a fine boy, six years of age, eon of Ilfr. k. M , l.ehose, was leaning, over a slight spar upon the top of a two-stnrey trap-stair, adjoining a work-shop in the neighbourhood of St. Enoch's square, Glasgow, the spar gave way, his head pitched on the causeway in St. Enoch's-lane i by which his skull was so severely fractured, that he died about an hour. after. • , ;: Wednesday, RA Inquest was held at Ledburv, by W. rATESIIALL, Esq. CAVOTter on the bodies of John Turner and. RObert.Derby, who averemniortunately killed by the falling of a newly-trected ,, arch, in a building belonging to E. M. Barnett. Esq. As soon of thecentre was'taken out, the arch gave way, and FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZET lE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 2. - . i. BR EVF,T. "*Wsingßubert Cotten St. John Load Clinton, of the 41st Foot, ",.. 1 - tOje cieutenant.-Cialonel 'in the Army. : Commissions signed by tie: Lord , Lieutenaut of the • County of Essex. t'ittliltighinent of Essex Local Mlittia.—William.Martitt Hough !--"leass-Dent. to be Ensign, vice Wright, resigned . Dared May IA 1812. ' . TRYnelrs dismounted Volunteer Legion—John Mansfield, ' ' "th V Captain, vice Tufnell, resigned. May 22, 1812. 5 a3VI id. ng yolunteer Infantry—Captain John Pittman tube Captain ." --Cosninandaut, vice Cknuy, resigned. Dated June 18,1812. .Eaaterp Regiment of Esse* Militia. -` Tenant Jeremiah Sach to be paren t vice Russell, deceased. ' till& !Oho Reno be. Litutenaot, vice &sell promoted. L ie .. . . James Crossgaive to be ditto, elect Hurting, volunteered , s Thomas Williams and Timothy C.roysdill, Friday-streef,bete. crashed them to death. •to thi'l6lll root. factors. William Walker and Thomas Ede, John Laurence iCirby, Gent, to bedttro,vice Harrison, promoted merchattts. William Perkins and John Benbew, Warwick, iron- . Bridt-lane ` wipe ' i A verdict of-" Died by excess of drinking" WAS to the 7 . b Fiesilmes.iAll dated June 342, 18 19. . mongers. Peter Woodnorth and John Co c kb u rn, Whi te h a v er , passed by the Inquest of Kidderminster, on view 01 Ensign Samuel Haß tcrbe date, eke lel'Ouestion,'appeinted to glass-sellers. Francis Noverre and James Edmund Nicholson, the body of a man, called William Birch. This tel. the 103 d loot. Dated July .23, 1812. Norwich, dancing -masters. J. and 3. Eccles, Bread-street, ware- low having an extraordinary caplicity for drinking, Western Regiment of Essex Militia. housemen, and . James Greeneeay, John Petter, and Henry Bret 7..tnigre Samuel 'Prigs? to be Liewenant, vice Russell, promoted. targh, M anc h ester , calico printers. Henry and Ann Wardell, undertooic to swallow a gallon of ale in five minutes: IGeorge Stebbing Sadl?r, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Robert Kings- Sarah Haycraft, and Vs'illians Lane, Birmingham, tastania-manu- This he accomplished in two minutes and a half, and bury, prcmoted in the Line. fat-turn-Fe Esau and Richard Kirkby, Knutsford, travelling haw. walked into a stable, dropped down, and expired. Chart 1, Gass.-to be Ensign, vies John Kingsbury, pro. kers. Thomas Edwards Peter Rigby, and Richard Branthwaite,l rooted in the Line. All dated July 8, 1812. co lli ers. Richard Ambrose Reddall, John Thornton, and John ' Thursday night, between ten and eleven o'clock -Thorns& Trigg; Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fox, appointed to the Yuung, Linslade, wharfingei s. .1 ante s Meadows and Richard some inconsiderate young men attacked the dwelling . Line. Dated Augnst 2, 1612. Stanford, ot Crown-street, Soho, leather-dyers. James ised of the Janitor of the high School of Leith, an v. Lit ES;ft Squadron of YeomanriP Cavalry. Major Scholtield, of Rochdale, joiners. Peter Hoftuan, Cl- broke some of the panes of the windows. ;William Lockwood, EN. to be Captain. 'Dated July 12, 1812. dent de Bir, and Cornelius Schenk, Crescent, Mitiories, ship- • ' ' BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. agents. l'hourts Medicine and Richard Sherratt, Warrington, On Monday, the Sd inst.hetWeen eight and nine -dept. 7" -- grocers. M. MJcalister and.Roderlek Macdonald, Glasg6w.- i in the morning, a fire broke out in a workshop in the. : et: Simeon acts, of Devonshira.street, Portland-place, Henry Hiil,Joseph Butitinshaw, and Edward France, .Sheffi . eld, s Cars de Santarem in Lisbon, anti communicated with and of WormwOod4treet, Broad-street, London, merchant' file-smiths. Joseph and Benjamin Cridland, Liecester, hosiers. 'at ten, a*Gundball.: • ! wonderful rapidity to the next. The fire raged with Benjamin Stanley and Nicholas Dixon , apping biscuit - bakers . ' ;October 31. John Clement Hancock,' of the Haymarket, West- Henry • • " ' .so much impetuosity that in half an hour 77 Work. Rlcl , i . ard I emple, and Samuel Weatherbead Leeds silver -I.' minter, Middlesex, shopkeeper, grocer, feeler :rod Chapman, .'. i'll‘el .. J • manna Drewett and John HarrisWright , Chichester H W•' - ' ' 1 shops were enveloperrin the flames ;43 of these huts t' at eleten, at Guildhall. • -ee $ p!stry-enoks. Barnet Ilan Brewman an d Evan Evans, Holywell- were occupied by poulterers, 10 : by flax dressers, and ~ ifoept. 22* Willinnt Elliot, of Penrysi, Cornwali, sail-cloth .menu street, silk-mercers. James and Joh: 3 Warburton, Over Damen, 14 by potters, besides a large tavern. The greater a factuter, at ebven,itt Wynn's Hotel, Palipouth. Lancashire, calico-printers. Jonathan Jackson and John R °there part of them being of wood, the 'flames cif:tied' only . _ BANKRUPTS. ,-. . Tuttenhant- sou -t.road, braziers. James Husker and James Wit. ' 1 .• . - t oe. .. : : • .. ... killholl, Preston, grocer 7.. John James and Samuel Williams, t o rage when there was nothing left tci:desttoy. , The John ROberta, of Cranbourn- siren, Leicester-square Middle- Aberystwith, printers. I helms Gregory, Simon Cock, and Au- . loss amounts to several thousand cruzril` MS. • vex, stik.mercer to surrender August '29, September ' 5, and Ricardo, London, merc h ants, 'Flumes Carnsew,*iliomas , (dauber 6, as ten, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. W. N. John- Vat',A letter frbm Montreal (Canada); July 4t, Batchelor, and George Brysom, Lad-lane, warehousenten. iii e., ma c ro. 7, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy - square, - ak This 'city has been , 'for a renle•dilpip - iif s • Ia a chard and Richard Pawls, Grosvenor-mews, veterinary surgeons. ' gar; nolln Lacey, of Rid Lion-street, Holborn, Middlesex, stationer, Richard and Edward Brace Tyler, WoOlwich-road, market- ' state of agitation, occas ioned by an eirei# wind} Iris e Scalar and chapman, August 29, September 5, and October 6, at Byline; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.-Castle, Cursitor-street, ;1 gardener's. • I taken - place at Poente Clitire..By the laiy . ",MOkt*Law, Chancery-lane. 1 2000 youn g men are eivbi drafteif from the Mi" tia of I MASQUERADP, TICKET&-A Gentleman the other the province for th reeinosittrt dome oetfibie' drafted ]anise Harrop, now or late of Sllkstone, Yorkshire, woad-mer- I day looking over the Scheme of the Lottery, which ' from the parish of•Pdente'Claire refused to twitch to chant. dealer and chapanan, Sept. 8, at four, Sept. 5, and 29, . at eleven, at the Kings Head Inn, Barnsley. Attornies, Mr. I draws the dth of NEXT MONTH, said to the Clerk at La Prairie, for the purpbse 'of joittinedie 'divislOrt Thomas Bartlett, Bartholomew . close, London: . or Mr. ; the O ffi ce, 44 This ought to be called the Ma:quer-ads stationed there c lin' .conterytien enact Major ' Lepitilicr ' McGee, Barnsley. I Coltery, for the best Prize, may come masked as was sent, on' Tutt*y last, With twenty:6v° aiteih , • John Conies and Joshua Wood , Paddlagtoe-street, Paddldgl awl . but-how joyful will the holder of a Blaii be dants tit talle those' refritctory deserteri; Mei' ap ton, Middlesex, coach-reakers, copartners, dealers and chap. , who finds he has got £50,000 in Prizes by it. p - p rellended fot*, with some • opposition, anti; bit their . . men, August !9, hept• ..17, and Oetober.6, at twelve, at Outld. hall- Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street. MANSION HensE.---A hair-dresser was charged way to -town , with - thents . 'they were follteid.l?y a James Read, of Riled-lane, London, warehousemae, dealer and .by Francii Greenwood, his apprentice, a boy about considerable number of persons, who. restiteeritte pri strapmn, August 29, Sept. 19, and October n, at ten, at ten years of age, with cruelty and illusage. It ap. loner, and threatenediihif would; next day, jirtibeed , . Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. Dodd; Billiter-lane, Leadenliall. : peered froMthe evidence of. the b oy, that his master •to the depot at La Piairie,Atid'brini away . , by < iSrce , s reet. i s the constant habit a l'.l . lcatin g ,hisn, and of - the young men who weri*thire on ky. lOn W 'ed - ' William Welch, late of Manchester, butcher, dealer and chap- i was . , in . a t the D og T a v ern ,i throwing boiling water cn his head, which he con- nesday alarge body of ' these people assethbledi with man, Sept. i 1, ie, and October 6, at ten, Manchester. Atturnics, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench- firuied by shewing his head ? which was nearly de- the intention of tarrying the* threat 'Mitt' Orkutioit. • - Wait% Temple, ' London ;ot Mr. Boardman, Old Exchange, piiveSi of hair ; a piece was also.pinctred out of his T. M. Cord, Esq. one ot the Police l MagiStrite4, . : King street , Manchester. . ' i ear. ,He stated thathe had been often two- d ays town, aecom'panielf by ells infany,' a n tra r .PestaGnichenet, late of Langbeuru, Chamb e rs ,.Fenchurch.ssreet, i without footi:•The delen'dant said the water fell upon tachment of the retail artillery, With two 54 piet'es, : . I,ondon merchant, dealer and chapman, August 29, Sept. I, . the boy's heati.byliecident, bbl did nett deny the other and took post on a point ' opposite to the intiffsents,, h act.% bee 6, at tea, ar . Geildhali. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, ' I charges. The Lotto Mato*, after, ri isitable admo- consisting of about 400 persons,' 80 of wh(fm sp. ' 4).31, Qld Bethlem, Neiv broad-street. . . , 1 - airs Wilson and William 60041 a1r, of .Stepney , Middlesex, . anion to the de f endant, cancelled the boy ' s indentures. 'peared to be armed. Mr. M. Cord, with soine re dyers, dealers, chapmen, and copartneis in traed, August es, ' _ _ . martt.nottoutio-E.-E. Hall was charged, by speetable citizens, pointed out to the* their improßer •. , Sept.. 19, and October 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornits, conduct, and urged them lb distierse, end tetuto I .. At, .. Fairbanks sad Penny, Seethierbne;lnwer-street. t live persons, with exciting a bull-dog to bite them, . peaceably to their hoines, and niny the law. They • I 1 . . ;Olin Roberts, lets of Russia - row, Millestreet, Cheapside, Loa- on his return from Patton's Green Fair. The defen replied, they did not consider the Militia Bill 4 fully • don, balse-faCtor, dealer and' chapnis.ne August 29, at eleven, dant had the dog -in his ear*, and was accompanied h e passed, and that they were infottnedit had hot re-' • ' Sept. 17, et nine, and October 6, at rievim, at Gtiildhall.- At every place he t'bpped, by another man. : ce_ived the royal sanction. . Attorney Mx. Harrison , Lambeth Road, Surrey. amused himself by setting the animal to seize on the• •.. • Unger dull' false ' tenpin 'Walter Wood ' ,ThornasSmi.b, Robert Smith, and John Ste in, of Workiegton, Cumberland, bankers and copartners, Sept. 5,19, unoffending passengers. He was committed on five Mon, these deluded people persisted, but; at theianie - and October 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attenidea, several charges, in default of bail. , time, declared, with shouts of rive le Roi, that, 'if .heir Qovernment Wanted their assistance, they were Messrs. Palmer; Temlinsons and 'l homson, Cupthall-court, i. . UsioN-HALL.-M. Dime:, the Collector at the Throgniorton-street. , _ nueen's Elms. Turn- pike- ate, was charged with ready, oneand all, to come forward with their lives arles /Idler, of Ewell, Surrev, at and chaptnan, Aug. u c g , . the double toil, to which te isleaded guilty, in defence of their country against the commcn '9 29, Sept. 6, and October 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. with extorting . Parnthee, London-street, Penchurch-street , t and was convicted in the penalty of 40s. and costs. enemy. Finding,.however, t h e y s till pe rs i ste d i n t h e i r determination on this subject, Mr.. M. Cord read the Dania Nachford, est Leadeuhalbstreet, London, go•ii and sil ve r . A poor donley ivas yesterday wanton ly knocked laceman, dealer and ehapir.an, :.'ept. 5, 19, and October slag waggoner in Fleet-street, who drove his Riot Act, and ordered them to disperse, which not elevsse. b ut G•isklkall... Att orates, Mews. Few, Ashmore , and k .dEnvn bY a , .. took the number being complied with, a round of shot was fired by the i {auntie .sc. „ktei triet t 4.s t met, Covent-Garden. r • e d-waron over it . - Several gentlerrien • r . , artillery but elevated above doing any inj . tkr - 1. This • Danieksheourdi , of sudsier, sratiordstare,deafer In Iron, Seot of this brute in human shape, and we sitieekely ' h ope 1a ^, wed October ti, at twelve, at the Royal Heed, Binning- he may meet the punishment hil cruelty Merits. . was returned by the / insurgents With a ;prated fire. tom A tioryie , , , ,m r. Egerton, Gray's-Inn, London, or Me Stir S. , Monda y, between eleven and twelve 'o'clock, 'a ' The troops then red .t.rfolky with bail .and grape, . Stub a Medus and Well:, Rittaingham. which was also returned ' Mans P.a. cc -c ft L t yirpoul, liquer.merceartt, Sept. 14,15, and 'post. daring- rubbery-was committed in St. Mary i% , . s It being near sat kohey then dispersed , ! One man . ..ci, ;w beg 0, at twelve:. at Ue• Globe l'avan, John -street, Liver- Ale. , Tteo bags of feathers, weighing 400 pounds - I s - nor Atin t nies, Men t z.' Fisher, ant 11,14.91c.y,14eAke-street, LI- . eac h, having bdira from a- cart,.were left by the car. was found killed, and another wouarted,,,• Three pri. • or 'Mr. Tbumas Windle, Juim-street,Bed ford-row. • • verl'°°i ' with iltacreile Lancashire , call= '.1173g1 at a door!, .while be went to get assistance) and sailers were sent too ti 4 ksvn in the evening. ,The troops Tb o rnaetoditili, of * C %' . y, . ci 6. . --,• T i n , .r deal -r a oAcNenrao,sepr. re, at bee, Sept. 17 1 ancle uring is absence, two melts with-a can and horse, lay upon their arms all night, and nose - of the insur. Bolton. A c t o r .. came and carried them off. ne s - • gents were to be found next morning." :bst o-P iaber t '6 ' , at :levee'' tMi - E..... 4 xge . tan; PAD,Pa,,. •. • • • • • nt A copy of the following prophecy, Ly a IN found in 'rhe Royal Library at Paris, Pa to our Lord 1.542. was Oven by Mrs. Nancy • . It Roman Cadsolio Lady, to *Lady , Casunalk it lb year 1788 . u The .4441iniVritica of tbil king4olll9firpet shall be 50 . blinded, that thershall leave %Lichee* defenders:. Thelhand or-Oon aiiilkextendivirovir Wm, and pier the zit& A rt. the llobles:.sliall deprived of their, estates and dignity. Be v i l *, shall spring up in the Church of Gon-..au44 30. , shall lae,two huihandi ; the o ne itue,.and t , adult'eivins. The kgitimate 'htistiand !:-1,•!! ta p ' s! ' right. Ttiete shall "be'great c..rnagr, and ae rt i t en effusion ofbloodassnaht time of the Gentir et L. Th e yqiyiresal church, and, the whole utak% s io deplore. The holy virgin f s outraged, sLall fly ', to their nunneries. The church shah b, twinned o i4 temporal goods. Bui at TeTi . 6o.l the Mack eagl e * the lion shall appear hoteritg tram diNt ant (anti , ,Misery ;o thee, 0 City e l Oftrience ! 'Pam Ni fi k at firbt ryjoite, big: tby end n - All come. Miley * dice, 0 City of Pl.ilusuiliy! 'iiou sLait be I *. jeered. A captive king humbled even to confitte. shall at kng::t receive his efoiria, and shah dht t ,•, the children of Brutus." : )., _ •_ J. 'BIRTH. At Hythe, on the list initant, the Lady ril.leataea!4,o4, ol l Wale, t2d battalion 95th Rid! Regini s:, 0: a .1, 4 ;11., 2 . " -DEA rN ILn—A Clerzyntan reseed( in tb----;;—'•—•-,autyet w more c is who had been for inany years mt &alike lo omit Nin a, mg _ lea any perfect sound thrt.ugh au Ear Xnuepet, lst ,eW4 so much bentfit from using 1)r. Taylor's Remedy ler beitotis, that he can now bear so well as to be able to into is salon, and in lustier to the prEprittnr of this telskaad wastiV Au given a reference to Xis Holt, the rturet Od e Wretee l , I Herald, to juttlfy any enquiry at to tins asteasbmst d o,. lie muck esteemed Resuttly is sold irhaitssle sad rout( by Le* and Sous, No. 91, Heet-market, I.trla.s; sltd re ht . 46 To. dell' Of Metlicioss in Tows' and Cenntry; prigs it.. 61 pet Ixonit, duty th.ludecl. .11)04 . 1i REAUTIFUL White Teeth way be regad.i as o;le of the greatest bies4ln7s Provilei:ce ten ben aet,lilet which the beast formed face if impel feet; =mentos total". and gums is the nrinclval cause MMeal' Asti* VEGILTA3Lt kESToItATIVE . I . OOIII . OI/Dr& N swig ap t and certain remedy for all disguises tke 'Leib aid &art ai l Futicular qualitie* are not siniply cun6utd to cionslng tL• gr.% bat will prestrie %ben' in the hit+ st orate of peiftalooi lon reader theta beautifully what, tat soca a" clay Miss% ad restore them to their toi l ,L,4li.uray, entirely era Isere dim l y in the gums , cause thzin to adhere 'close zud firm to debt% mu t er ib t ss t of a ,11 1 ,4tItful raid, and sue brew h defies* amok retkve sod cure ex ino,t excruciatim gsurado s ad swelled face. '• -Sold w Wade and retail at Mr. Butber,.4.CbopeUt.cime of Paternoster-row; and retail britielanrsnd Amp, I" °17 Halt and Johnson. Goa;uxt ; Alharz, Weston, Mallas2 Jones, Ponsva ; Trew:nati, ka:ter ; Cookwortby. theivlll, Gilbert, and Hiasland, Plyni t ileth l\tvfhtlry, PO!ia ]Free and Mtbonalif, Glasgow ; sm th, Manticrttoh, Sow, &VON. gikrtilinburgit ;•Crattwil,ll3:4; Rya and-PreliJialit Brighton ; itt.beets 6044:1, atitl clte;ectara; tie.; ton ind 12111Ingt, Edwards anti Penrt, Livinvi;.4; *Via ea Ord, Manchester ; 2sovrv, ttnrvrisb.: Knott and 1111. bt nunglam ; - Grerry, 11rIgL:or. ; and t.f moss r. spat ibk .14* clsw Venders is IN: :latie ft. ittte . oh. ' ' • _ • OVI.STOMATI MEDKINT.,.. ' ' GABS 7RA—Te Mr. ;;assts Orem illeatinwiseeMasmie. ' MR. .HgNR I( PRATT, 4ailde v esphint, woo aftlicted fifteen months with' the Itiseiona;ic .e.out, mil after Winger tre.y considerable expente, andob•ai;tetl retry ro fiscal assistance vim's/ices:as c-- s•ors part tat 4 strtissas4ol - of assisting Kavolf, came by a e 5...« , *rhino kimaarra much reketedlhat ail pain crash; befott be left MT.Outiet, and nalsd withostratsistance to Walworth, and coulillietwilled all the tittle 'and ilsit soundly for the first Li n* 1:1 aunt Mirist; be oak ttseitliree bottles of tireCtsion ea Vain vois ifecti. He is now freed torn I •I, htlarit:lo ' ;dye .rosip.iones ililefkit health. Ile has 1 qcontmeoded many patients •o Mr. G.ad it of them-were' relieved to his satisfaction. HI(NitY PRATT. Mey 4141812. (C hoc is)•hill fhtertAies.) - - .3 —,..—,. To, Mr. DIX\ Pf 4, Apetl.ettwir.i 44 SIR. —T take the earlitst ppportupity,to ear* you that I have recelyed the most woods-ilia benefit An the use of your DIXON'S AN I'IBILICIDS i'llliali widdil tai' ✓ind with me to Jamaica, and al/, those kneads to wisosni ewe buted them have experienced the same salutary pendi ; tlei to r dare them to be the best Medicine ever used-in-that coucny;tit 1 Bilious ani other complaluts. The following are halatsistiew ✓al Ladies and Gentknien who have reseived :be u;nto)t tea .firoln your Dibon's Antibilious Pilitt•-.Charleostilylor, - Es.f. 11 mai,ca • Willm% Show , . Esq. -Kingston,. ditto.; Mr. Woedril. SOW& Town aitto ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Me ditto; J. Soda; Bog. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Pl• ditto; Mr. Wailer, Port hforant, ditto; J. Peolienal:4l. it River, ditto; Mr. Mullen', ditto; .i. Burn, Esq. SivaLna; G • Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. • Oliver Oiklainkhe P.ll4g9twf•lioi `Mrs. Perri, St. Auras; Mrs. Virop4r4t ivissitt,( l ;ol4;• 6ldl many other persons of the first respectability.-75tr, your mail • obedient Skiliint; THOMAS NAIMOLI); of the stilircanoL sul4,h4goak: sad retail at Mr. )/liner' 1, calif' l of fratenictiniisitiv, Losidon • 'Sharp and m . , Por.sowatii loses, Viastis, Alliktit . ;and Mabry, limper,. Ball sod Yet/o wn, Gosport ; Carman and Jacob, . Stworowir • •PMk,an 4 PP' ' and Turner, Hull; Hoxland, t. uotworthy, llet•ietutt,2:4 6l ' 'Bert, flymoutit I. Kpett nod 1.1411, 'and tist , !fiery tine Wilt' mittaltam; Staines and /mach, Natiebester.;•Trewmatt.lkosg ; Smith, Manderton Balboni Scott, and Baster ? Llithiffg; 'Banta' and•Mßlein.il t d, Gliw i tiivs ; Mu llet! Unit Parry, Priqsai, venson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicentook4aisalirsii IIP Penny, an t i, Billigge "and Lathbury, Liverpool; tale oil ladle, Diner • Visite Ilrfghtqn , ;,.Roberts, :-..eidon, and it off. "e"'„ ___ . MEW ;aid heel by rout Itosseitty •Medleine Ventretbrof 7 ,si t y„ t ,p,i. *WA*. 44.; ~ • .#4. .: , . , ' • ,...J‘ .. WHgN Mee c4EfirsaliCigadd prdiossional add Use reElevArtllg endtfvoursto discover tie utoitl l _ e certain method of treatlng'a feu/ preva il ing Diseasee, tie seem' fat rt suit of their experience is the best proof of suorrioriq. „Messrs. G 03.1 add Co. i'vutgeoos, have bees Induced ts rake ,tee 111 cure of the following the object of their partica'.ar stud', v's -2 pertain Disorder, frequently contracted in a wont :R• oftetoll• rim. allt e lilt ConoDlitalitk, §tliCW'el rid Oloc:i. whl l l. P. l laity, PIP, are speedly and effictuzLy cared ; -, 4 ' l °' natty, whe th er wising from _illeci ana i a n meal/MIMI, lorti , red, .dynce jr . -- , :f F ibp lu ate ,,. or 4.,5ec0l Wiwi, vi c e , leo cat. e. l es' Itap'pily pursued ty . the yotitli et tielt skies, in the O' c,..,,,ir It"iiii7 or barrenness. aid birdie iodic'r a rewrote, traits of ofh .19u1 diseats, which., if out timptiamededt term . "' i " "fr . ce and consumyt.on. In that dlititasirg are ot I:liitty ca deficiency, whether the etinseqtatnce a .nth brie.efel Winne prising from any othet.rnuat, by which the powe rs 0. ° I d. 1 tudon become enfeebled; as regclarly.eclucated Surgeon/ e , /1 1 ,' I dear, they ogler a Min, safe r sod speedy restoration to Oil' . 1 ' vigorous Ite4111}„ - . .„ .. . . .. • 'l' he teiAllt of a long and extensive practice his embill.dl" by a superior Method, lb reninve venereal complaiet laidew 1 inveterate or complicatudositisout subjectiog l' ll6l ± least restraint 'id diet or exercise ; and in recent Cair atle . .., l early appilcitiOn trundle oti &scenery of the ivf..etionobil --,. 1 gueloly "login a cure s ct the short spec el two days- • • ytt-.., . precedented success of their mode of treatment (W.tielt las •":: Ibeen known tn fail la one stogie Inman& in apsolalhis id /SO" during which period tow, thousand persons i l f hob 1 14111 , ..,,.... been cured, even after . Ov ere and irjurious nietboh i"! — Ae pursued by otber.Piracitioseis without effect), 1 lablek thetpubjigiy offer their advice. -,(.l!) .erior_ li• •, i i . ro be tionsuhed daily personall7, or by latex, by either sex.. Litters horrnthe country, rowans - Or ". i , 11111 duly sacs to, and *Mrs mid m l lic4e!. i iirw.. 1 part if ti:e Klng:loni.:.-CIDISs and Ca , - 1' LONDON : Printed by Kj.cr, Pickett Pt" 36 ° published there, and at the Scar WU:. Tatrier4r.