Star. — London, England, 1806-08-20 00:00:00

ig!e%r•: - IE!!!""mr-,•."......-- -••••••••••! f kite to rue his Sandy* for recovery of dim, .0 alk of the 7G Tlei EDITOR OF THE STAR. Bankrupt. to foe fttot in ao aetton of damps. For thefe ourpoces the procusdioga were ordeal tic lodged with . - ............. the &WOW/ to Bankruptcy. .• Sig --Being jun arrived in London, after an et ;- t iiii . l6lV 4 (nine weeks, I had not heard till now of AUGUST 16.•••••111 um,/ ouvrmart4v.. I' 1 .1 sistirh gf my truly valuable friend, Sir Ricu alto Thu „" a t " t hi ne a a by,,b m pt, • is le 100 kt.ttiii w. of his cettilteate. and that ptecnot of _ ,o, OM I _ eleilr % 'MA- Vill require a much abler pen than mine to re. Barrow, ilantd4 Davie, Geweis Wilda. liMoingbartfik'hhd Ir ty C'ed hi' hi InV oirtlte... Suffice it to fay, he was the 3 a r sh__.?" )• er , amid Pal ib••••• kv bild'bhollibesw iss•proing smog affeeHonate of habands to the molt •amiable of N:7.l,, ca tr n ati t r g, h 7,l 6 ,4 u m s h i Lai r lik o m = i r P r e " e l t , the he women : toe testierea of lathers, the kindell of maC esp,-nees attending the prefent mode& ter*; hi was happily poffeffed of a temper fo mild, The SoLterroa 0 raid, disehfr Hatkaway, ebe bsisk . in the year rico. carried es she boil weal and Ped.ll-41 , fo placid, joined with a deportment Co eafy and at- ro P t rabic in his eonverfari-m, that s fained him the love 1 3 1 . ffieu w ide :" ar tt . he w is,z" ilak. 4 .' m illit radrart a ll : w r ia r. and elteem of his numerous an honourable friends; p ansor uku w , s , f u ppu e d s o lin 4.}.0004111, enia billmit "If he was ;Infrared of treat literary talents, as his vs- ufurioua taterdt for the safe oriblola, • 11 4 Pal eillstwthi by the li.,iis writings will fhew. He has left a difeonrulate a Noel . d hid wants not,* *wow dun se tilde rem; but widow, and a large family of manly lons and beau e ' ll n r ' t ':: D Z k pc e r s d n n in t := lad p tradeetit a wa:77:1114,4::. tifal daughters, to deplore their irreparable Irrs. He At on . onse his demands web uraenia dist he MU agreed to is fueeeeded in his title and elates by his eldell fun, ,ay thofe per Coos rot. foe the loan of s•• lima as tee thw bort now Ste Haw atr Su [JAVAN, Batt. and Captain in the period of fir weeks. The affairs of tbe viitipporrwerafigesmo. Coldaream Guards. meicus. y reduced to ruck a fiats, that it Wu diet& entoA •b r the creditors to (stead a commilllod ad inakinetitp agaisdifie hi the --.• - 141 111174,LIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. AUGUST r;. ex PARTE HEYWOOD. 1116. SO LICITOR Gew tit A I. Sod Mr Joirlirrnx Reed thertatere at eke *mileages, which was ewe far having the Comm Sib's of 111111anwttaken out againft the Petitioner hiperfed,d. and the colts Witte seleetediogs. which were very eenfidereble, paid by Jofeph =ilse petitioning creditor, and by the Solicitor rending at In Vottetire, by whole advice, and at whore Inca:ration thi Ceemadillen was taken out. Ile knowing well at Mistime that there was no petiti.oiing creditor's debt. 'I his emanation came originally hem Lord Eldon, who reenkted It to the ConutiilLo sera at e. rte inquire Into the nature of the debt data. Ike pod timing credit or. Andra report their opinion thereon to bis L• 14•114 The Cewswiiienere, kmemer, molortmately did tat winspuilmit 1161,4101111414 ranstag. and is imam made .byabsm awe- OW, met pawing Onisfaiftory, an ifaewudireaeddleteyingthe = olas sideltimird In (saner of the paddies& "Ohmic mole. and his Solicitor had fought masetheliemben. sera bet hem the matter begioni de to eseeradretaitke hedprintioally beentearded nn between than. each lei • 111111VOWIti aLtbro in the blameandeonferteatiereemelheadite. The Loan CIA DC g LLO I Aced, it•Jactron wits rutrat ? The Cemfel for the Solicitor Immediately sofwered, that Jack was Wealthy ; and, on the other baud. Jetties 's Comic! awed _Mal the Solicitor was wealthy alto, The llottcyroa G went on to Rate, that he lm id have It to Mr. Jackfon and Ms Jilekritur to fettle between thiankives wilikof the two was the wog celestite. , It was clear. sad was li.:t denied by either of them. that from me or other, it not from both, the Bankrupt wasentiticil to the coils of the proceedings.— kle moll, kowevh, f..y. if aver there was a cafe in which aSell- lime taking out a Commßlloo ought, from his culpable sanded.' ' to 'he (obi. eked in coat, tide was the cafe. '' ' Mr. PIRCIMAL and Mr. flour. on the part or Mr. Jackie', mad the edbilavis of Itehron himfelf, of two of his foes, of two fins of the Bankrupt. and tithe Ilastimes iondo.law, to peeve that the bills winftirming the debt dee so the pedtiesiog creditor, bed been put Into his ( Jaekrow's) beads, by the limittqu's fon. in•law, after they were pp.s due. That he pm them to the s ill Me so , fur this parr* of endeavouring to pavement from the Bankrupt, the bills not having beim- by the Bankrupt Model, but, by his fon . for the Biaimil of his fan in low, but which • the Bankrupt llai likiinnaells adopted. , That precious to the tilling of the accounts had been fettled between the Batik . 7 n l:l=lllw4o.law. Witt* -die Menet was afeertairmid to be u imAseid or mO. for whit& 'Miran held the Bankrupt's Dili. i .111 p! di halation wee kumalosely fettled by two bills or to 1 . 11 sa• RPM to Jachr of which he immediately in dented lisillairt by letter, de kt il tadelie s ca r tlic other in k the. ,refufed troat the DAP . ot tateS atia . z o.lo.ldrab* per )'laEr Vill tal Ed w4O/ 11 . 11‘11 OW whieliite biSil the . 1 oPO•togokillot .hilW ei goad Pwitioning Creditor the ' iliddbeinseNalmni hiaafeU kiting! ail= Ile Mtn If he w opponjobi to mkt ma the Is would he li e minljatti $1 tip jackfoo:e ' • AMU ak to glet validity that be teledeatiSti OW We afterwardi t =wily l2.lll l l tec red, In . of the egligendt mak that it mud, Os Solicitor's) Cmaddlitm, tad di! Pelir Ike had only leek Illi his acme. The 1. can pmenpi;ere ititetpofed, and falile 6.4 , thoughr * d on *is lime k gnytidser v a i n mth an maw ohs a aiairw_rar atiga eines &Übaldo* was , diet hid nutlike la llitestilts it Solicitors. wore Min any other clefs of aid Ilefiggiliat dela king• dew, of the beniM of the Conflitutioa. itld Mlle waft valuebit of all Coollitutioael Rights—the Trial by jery...-if a Soliehor of that Court had Seas smile. Ict iii, be attached. said If be itil DIX chafe to deer likidelf, kt his same be (cored off the Rolls; but, if he did tudinte. sad dmpsiehwallegatioos spina him. what call Was there la th e Civet to famrfere farther ? Was not the penalty of his putting In a falfe acfwcr, the fuhledieg him to a trial for perjury ? or again, if he had aged lcfs criminally, but DIU Ss im properly that his employer hada goid claim for colts &taint! him, Ma tun a civil Idiom at law Be, as the faired. and nit& obvious Mode of recovering then, ? Mr. Pa acre AL raid. his Lordfhip in denying the jurifilidien id the Court to interfere in matters of the kind, and to fubjed Said tors who sited improperly, in colts, would be laying down a aft. rent nile from dust which bad prevailed alder his Lordthip's be. , mediate predeoefor. and which be wan convinced the oldeft prac titioners at the Bar would go along with him in fayiug, was an altatettlbed rule of the Court. , The I.OP D CUP N C a..t.ea did not deny the jutifelidlion. All be willed to take tare of was, that this jurifdleUon ' `be admi. . - . .... _ .. - ill. a wife and found dlferctifin, which be did not think he would be diftributing, were he to fay, that while every other elate of his Majelty's Cubit...ls, in having than condole judged of, were entitled to fee their accufers fine to face, to base viva user evidence ad.luced, cud alto to have a right of a eroli-examination, Solieinn before that Court, were to be condemned an the lame, imperfect. and fallacious tsillmonv, contaiued In an affidavit. Mr. WEACLV Lc. AU, he retied. t.,0 prefrnt application oil the Affidavit tithe Solkitor himieff. Ibis Affidavit he in part read, from which the Solicitor's knowledge of the fittlernent, previous to the inking of the Commillkin, when only A6L were due, oat apparent OWN the lafertion in the Affidayk, of the letter received from Jatkfor on that oecalinut. No pont ire adminion, however, of the way in which be underitond this intelligence, wlikh was C4ll - veyed to him rather in ambiguous tap" appeared on the face of the Affidavit. The Lea D CHANCELLOR did not think It neceffary to hear the Counfel (A ri mine%• G , Mr. HALL, and Mr. firats), on the part of the Solicitor. Profelling and feeling thc moil des tsnained equally, he hipped. with thole Noble and Learned Lords who ;tad preceded him in that Chair, to rive evert facility .a fecurity to the shot adminlftration of the Bankrupt Law of the country, he felt Linda precluded by the confide. ration which he had thrown out ro.dsy, and thofc which had (Aka from him on a former motion. from giving coils in the prelim inf:ance. rugalrilt the bolicitor.-.Me did not fit there toed. niloiller equity, but to adminitter the Bankrupt Laws, the dif penfing of which, as holdi4g the Great Scal,whence the Bankrupt proceedirge originated, Coll to the province of the i.nrd Chancellor In this fituarion it might he. Indeed it unqueitionahly was, within Ll' Jurffdielion, to ;autili thole who, without committing ant contempt of Court, might aft with unbecoming negligence, or In fraud, of the regular adminittration of the Bankrupt laws. But pet the queflion mutt remain, whether, according to the eircum• !bonen of the cafe, it were better to teen:fro this Jorifdlaion, oe to allow it to he put in fore, by fame other equally competent tri banal and one ve!.cie detifion might be productive of more belie. hcial fleas? If Anomie* were in this manner to begot at in taking • Ore a Commillion of Bankrupt, it mull follow that they Mould be equally liable in tbc cafe of tailing out a Coniiiiiffinn of I.unaey, or ► Writ for debt. Y,t in the Courts in which he bad offal his (Lays no fuch pradtice ever prevailed; but if the Attorney could we be attached he mutt be tried like any other perfort, at common law. In this e.de no inconvsnience could mire from the adoption of Inch a mode of proceeding. The petitioning creditor, who, at all events, was tittle to keep the Bankrupt from any lots, was (Myatt. if lie hod a jult claim against the solicitor, %shoot be em y I.cred, be might make loch claim good againa him at law. He lilt/Cilia gave the keiltisear bib colts Jacifon i refcrring to ..i was. . - Davis to a confulerahle amount. When thole perfons having claims upon Mr. Hotta, way's eltate were about to prove their debt., the CommifEonentranfed to admit the demand of Davis, on the ground of the ufurious intereft which be had slivered, and Mr. Barrow, under date ci.eumftsnees, thought it molt Feder* not to come forward and state hls claim. Stung with their difigrim• - way perldadhr Mom deviled the pi- mete/try dettannined la (nose tor) °budging ble euetileate, end (MOM thupolk Whips __ A riplefeniip. guides to Lernebtoo whkhthegullimilh en the ofillievituf George Wlatil, OPP MS. lued,,wilblit a twolegilisotbireie McGill' one tic _ • at the Pins of Put, SOL* tenement' then lot the tam required by the Meath, to Withal ilthivywit TAW belthlllthae olf• god by Sarah Qwww.volestware doe thidakethsenthaplella :!oo ,th 4l4 4 l ;ira ft by :loom le k m . obadang to • die al the I. by • Barrow athileithisetwand they Wtheilleithit Ms q2arter ley ithainsfpiraery to ilithmear itheninto4 hit ardente. .Tint were kaiak paw ithithela aow la the H is of Correetion. hiplpt dote indithoil upon them by th e MagiftretiM; iddeillethat be believed ells live was OM i • Ab l i= patties had ham him/ gelley d ehd dikes dlitigiSealp SAW pay the (venue dmithathentht ithibethrred la oppugn, their criminal endatveura, sad test the meths hull be confirmed. The LOSIAVC LLLLL tended, tint u bow not °Rennie on the flea Petition oath only e the wake R IMO iq however. removed by Sir Lied Reality, ababbrseidYt Jury bosky found all the peeks sulky of coalkthag andtherthing to preterit a petition with the criminal intaition charge: l 4oW therefore all of them were bible. Mr. Sujeant Bear, as behalf of Mr. Davis. trallsk that all ths histienftattera et the egg were &tenth's Latakia , would min Salsa. theeNr. Deals lamdd bet fur any of the ex"pecesulhe a tle did sot mem so alfert, he bad been layropeete • . that the b(iglerates afiigneeltrpoolbiohit tie • fdt the dines I Use vielies Weft. lathithestassekthithe thiketheeldr. Sergeant could ask. but • feeble Miaow to the appithelithih • The Loth, CereaCtLlAte ....,1.111411110111111/le4 ge way, which is unwire evidence yell year UMW. Mr. Spjemt Itßell flues that'll! tacit parfait' wlcheily airiehafieloday did preppie theeauited tofu prepated, a «stela pedals et John LYWIVIDCC Barrow." iiiraufedift Bear onp.hiedu They hid, be hid, been go. deldireatT Ist •Ill os ati t e evidence of a paha who ought Ilmfelf te have Willi *alum when he pie his Mony, and • cen the Mr. MCietelly, win; defttoed to have Imo la 14.1.110.1101.111116.44Mbreittlearlf as he a party %tube motparaty. The Loa' Cesnent.oaeser prey, Mr. Series* Bet, have yes never happened to heirar i p Lawmen piirrow Mr. Setteatrt lank lap Loa' The LOAD Ci 4 lIPLLIeIePeP Pripet elteMelle UN 'visible sr not theft men have both ausivithed on lathreparthadileas but I ant bound to fee, that the laws wafted for the relief d(huseSenes their debts ihould be carried Into execution. Their paled kW takes advantage of a newt, in which the lots of the 1* t ried. was aides matter of periaty, and where if a bolt* berhaled tri that maount, he tanner, on the proof of the fa& width the year, sheath his eertiticear:, and certainly it was right to make Path penalty as great. as rabic. J know not what I lbould hi' ve duos kW I beep la PT Lbrd Loughborough's place, but to me the Mead petition toter' Ibis* of fabrication; for the Mek nes Atha thee be news lathed. et ad, sad, ebaadent, at courk,waski never WM. Pit PAW *Oath thade the faun Welt tidily theat op to the oath - dived bp the Rattan" Mr. R/C NA to r, fee the other perfons, fold, that he was not ho noured with fo large a circle of setieeletance as kis Locally, and therefore was unknowe to Mr. Barrow. The Loan Cr ex ceefee.—. 4 That Barrow is a very had anal we have bad him in other cites' it Oran what the Cause el Quarter Seilleasehoustit of Nat, by (uncaring him tottand kith. pillory. and to two yeast Myrifonmari in the Hoak of Ckeitho tine. If you do not know kiss Mr. kiehards, it is beanie pus have not been In the ether Caine" It was then ordered that the Certificate of Hathaway bould be confirmed, hod that the parties before the Court auulepay tie colts demanded. • ITICWARDS. This is a cafe extrandy intertiting to all Gentlemen of fortune and their Stewards, as it hews what a Conan of Equity repeat' of , the latter In natters of atom with their principals. it wet the cafe of a Steward who had not tendered his accounts to his peinci• pal for twenty-three year. ; and an application bad keen trade to the Court to compel him to account t in the courfe of which ap -*ion a ern. - ' ' eievtaed. and among ;titration a great variety of particulars were Crean!, and ion.. the reit, this queftleas.—•Whother Monte amid be paid by a Rew ind in any cafe for the snooty Which be held beleoging to biopsies. cipal for this long period of time, or for any penod f Mr. Hz/AL, on behalf of the Steward, comended, that he ought not td be charged wkh Intereft for money remaining in his' hands !attuning to Ids principal, becatife it bed been perrniited fo to re main by that priuelpal,aod might he taken out of his bands at any time. He quoted ',cafe from the booke,in which it is Raul that Lord Alvaoicy decided that If any Goldman lhouki pent Reward to retain money in his band., he Gould not in any tale be compelled to pay Wend for the ufe at fuel money. Loa o CHAN, a LLOR interrupted the Learned Cololifds Paid, I hope it was never laid, I troll it never will ho tainly never vt ill be (aid by me, that a itew..rd MAU pay i• for money which may be retained by him for the period of $3 year., which ought, at (Tort Intervals, to hr rendered by him II his principal. titian certainly require him to thew me how the money which has been hi his hands for Chit long period of time has been employed, and even if he can (hew that lie has mode no Inter& of It, yet, if he, nr his principal, might have made interett of it, I wilt make loch a Reward raponfible tun (indium:eft to filch principal " The SOLICITOR GENERAL..." Suppn(e, my Lord, that be has employed this money to build a hook for the ale of Ms ktineipal one year, and have pulled It down the nest." The 1410 COADICRLI.OII.—... Mr. Solicitor, I ant afraid that would hart beer, but of little ufe to his principal. I lam per. Feely in the mewling of the cafe which has been noted in the ar gument, in which my Lord Rofilyn held, that it is the duty of ileward, without being called upon, to render his accounts at wort intervals to his principal, inftead of keeping his principal's money in his delk for twenty.three years, it he has made no ore of it. There is an old vultir proverb, which is appetite here—" Short reckonings make long friends." Fur theft realm!, his I.ordidp continued Ins order to make the Steward account for intent. in this cafe, Eli CUTION.—On Saturday fe'nnight Matthew Dobbin, puttuant to his fentence, for dealing holies oust of the liable of Mr. Handceck, of Harcourt dreet, Dublin, was launched into eternity at the front of Kilmainham gaol. He was a well looking young man, not twenty years of age ; he appeared extreme ly pent:enr. A genteel and interefling young woman, his filler, attended at the place of eaccution, and was nearly Irantic. Surrnt t.-On y tycel prionerts appeared on the Calend 41 tlf 't rill, but fo Illt*itets were theit Piter e" , tku thaTinf eict,!ril*ved fcntence of dcatt. , 1. " viz. 4 . 4110 S. Wheeler (both under as )ear. et( age) for a hargiary ; H.. Derghton, for borgLic) J. and V. Musa (father and fort) for Realeng a (Ave and 4 . lamb; W. Patrons, for Reeling a mare. the p oprriy of Mr. • H.eywatd, of Late. ; and M. Rays' er and W. Burrell, for healing a mare; *Mee of whom, viz. Joboared Thom Hurl] and W. Pawl - only here reprieved befott their Lordilli t ul-fr the town? tun Deighton, Ratner, Surrell i gaSle, and Wheeler, were Ictt for execution. t The fingular and atrocious conduit of the latter offenderr, in robbing Mr. Chapman, at Stradie Mall, cannot but convince evdry Reader of the junk, of their lintence. The villains, (who belonged to gang of gypfies) at midnight entered the dwelling boufe of Mr. Chapman, who retitled stoat, molt cruelly beat and tortured him with a bayonet, in order mutton from him his property. and after wards attempted enclote him in a hutch, which n.it proving of fufficient length, induced them to threaten to thorten him by cutting off his head ; however, they Contented themfklves with binding in down in hit bed with a table cloth, fI2I continuta the ufe of thri *bayonet until the fcifferer was nearly eishaalled ; they then, before they departed, ohligarkhim to kits Bible. and (wear he had no property but what them/. had taken. and with !hocking imprec * tions threaten"! fed, if he attempted to unbind hinatelf before they tar turned, to murder him. In tbisfituation he remained, about an hodr, when one of the villains came bat* determined to ptlt in pradice his horrid inteutionAN be found him in any other fitution but thatio whit he had left him. Jane Ellis, who was as accomplice, was admitted in evidence again* them. At the oifl "Wu: bar the following caufes wen determined s one, which catue before a Spaei4l jury, excited tin inconfiderable dr i gree sff cerinfity, being an•aAion fora breach of pram& of out/nage. tql which Mira Lydia Balls. . &tighter of .Mr. Balls, sit Barton Mills, was prainiiff, and Mr. Gardener, ill inaluter and inick Maker. at Lavenhanta wats, defendant. The caufe okaided font boors, as SPIII curious letters were rind, in *Violence. use coo., of the plaintiff throughout the who)e trapfacton peered to have been exemplarily proper, and the trei f:ndant, without being aisle to &Mgt) any canto abandoning her. had married another woman. T & 11.01 Judge commented very feverely on the condit 'oU the defendant, and recommended the Jury to give filch 'dimageyas would make the injmed lady (lune coropenfation. The Jury, after a few minutes con. (Whit:on, returned a verdlet for the plaintiff, with jour. damages. • BIRTHS. In Harrokurt-phies, Dablikoik 3stuxtlay feadsht, the Hae4lll“. &redo', of s fun: • Turfday k'nnight, In Lincoln's Iturtmlio, the Lseritabilled Jonah cisaallortiNSSl. of a fee . 9. the &h the lady of the Rev. W. O. Pynir, Iffar Ithsghwar ' !of i cm: D. Br.- - TAO* ',ging, at nine . , Hann, AlNllol4plll o ollllbbssry. joke fed at. en her (lionwa the Decide of RoshiWith, at Mr= huge ler , In the indents of the Duke and ef -r and lifter, lady L.• and P4if• Masi Nat. ,'his heather -in law, Mr. IL thalltote. Wow, ci. of Bend*. Sweerfethire, Militiana 4144 dude. 11l Efq. of E to • ENltion, i ttr ms „., fe maw 1Z:of alsessid Watbethei tt d r ' y •'_ s • it . pow • • ss Lady woo. • lark !us s .'rva. OY r • neat Ara. Oa the 13th 1011. at EsEboorne.Soffea, MU. Elias Holmes Hanginon-le-Sining, county of . Nrilll7ll. to Lid*. Arnold. creche Royal Navy. Nath. Soeyd, Ifi. M. P. for Caves, to Mlle litres, titoOdei , 'Mw lbaagic,ll4. • .. DIED. lady on Sunday meerhof, at Tunbridge Wsllls,Saphia, Coen ' tither Moline Edgeurnbe, third daughter anti ro.bobv," of Joys lual fie flialtillac• Her Ladyildp was bees ei the abed of 'MM. IYOLtlea worried the Syth of Peismsey, ayag,Richard asitst bums , who, with bus aniabiarabilirei.allwes M aud two t have Coffered by her death as iterperehhe Oh the tti lhilest. leadenly. at 'Penzance, In the county of cereal , besiapreim,orife of Mr. A. &obeli, Attornerat•Law, sad breed tieshbeer of tee late Harry lanes, of Unclad', la th; 'aunty of CAWS*. Scotland. Wednefday lull, at Coombe Lodge, Ozfordacire, Mrs. Neale, wife of the Rev. Edward Neale, Rector of Taplow, Bucks. Lately, at Monk Combos, Lancalbire, Mifs Smith, &lett daughter of Capt. Smith, tithe nth Dragoon Guards. On the sth MIL at Darlington, Mr. Orrifhy, attorney at law. Wednefday, at Slarewtbury, aged 61, Mrs. Langky, rdidt of George Langley, Efq. Ooldlng.hall, Salop. ' O. the aytk July, at his fest near Dublin, G. Wm. Molyneoz, Eli. formerly Member of the Irifb Parliament, and lemma fuss of the late Right Hem. Sir Capel Molyneux, Bart. At Llandelog,Penthrokelhire, Ann John, aged tot. She was fol lowed to the grave by 34 of her childrea, grandchildren and great grand-children. Sunday fennight, aged 73. John Bighton, Efq. of Rllfall, Salop. This Gentleman retired to bed the evening before in ufual health, but In the morning was found deal. At Betficld, county of Wicklow, Mils Bell, daughter of the laic Sir Tkonia. Bell. to pastier laft,at Lucktiow, In the Pall Indies, Col. Rkhard Geuther, fon of the late Rey. Wm. Grucbcr, Radio of Ath boy, county of Meath. Wednefday, John Writ, Efq. one of the Aldermen of the city of York, of which city lie ferveil the office of Lord Mayor In 1794. Turiday !aft, at hie houfe In Carpenter's buildings, London Wall, the Ror. William Eilmillon, many years Curate and Lectu rer of St. Andrew, Under& sir. On the I tth tuft at Kenlsle, in Cornwall, Mra Lambert, se. lin o f ch as k s I,ambert, Bfq. of Beau Park, Ireland, and filter of the prefent I.ord Shrrbournc. Monday fennight. Mifs Frances Dingle, aged sight years, eldelt daughter of Mr. J. Dingle, Bookfeller, of Bury. On T•cfdaY. the stb loft at his haute in Siekville Reset, Dub lin, in the it tb year of his age, John Godley, Ffq. In February laft, at Calcutta, in the sift year of her age, the Lady of James Alexander. F.fq. of that city, and Weft daughtm of Capt. Ralph Dundas, of the Prince William Htnry EaR On the aft or sd hilt off Ifythe, in the efAls year of his age, Mr. Wm Pitts, Midildposan, belonging to his MaJelty's Chip Pomone, and fon of Lieut.-Colonel Pit ts,sif the Bridlington Volunteers,now Colleetor of the Cancun, at Whitby. This young Oentkman haw ing been dilpatched from the ihip, with a Mailer's Mate and Os fat men,to procure a Supply of water, afnddcn Squall of wind upfet the boat,and crmOgned the whole member to a watery grave, notwith- Rending the exertions of fame tithermen, who were not tar Mani . — COAL MAkKET, Augutt 18 Slips at Market Ships fold l'rice 65 Newealtle Coal 48 dot od to 49 1 3d. 3 Sunderland s 39. 94 to 42s 9d - a Cinders 301 od to oos od. Cannel Coal o o)s od iiloH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW. Mom* - - 3 minuets after 3 Ooo• - 3a minutes after 3 MOW • 0 • Mace fitastir.trpiree a taPperef retirePts.. MR. WATSON, Surgien, and .14411. wren to accommodate ladles la cm airrand ayt rim; witli‘Aptruroti to unit kited to thriti4rw... (Watt. and datatioh in lifc • their -Wants pit out kumankly taken care of ; tad u Numasilty trisoceMr2o Win . Affittance to alleviate tke 'errors of,cricialcd Prciattacy, kc flatten hiinfelf Lollerwill hod at appliallikr the Ovate* rtcntioa, cost =At Froftpri Carry. Letters (koft psi,l l to Mr. Watfon. 314irepralktp.P.4. 1 4:111 rto hit WAtros, • Midwilc, No. 19;411arlitt:vitrr4tcc,.'rrM . &lair iusewar•Aniase, MiU Pmt Upsilon poia,edd it tot .41, Wberc snai,bc. ha, The PILL BFEDscrA., pp' btu, 6 tensile and 4041041 Ilartlit to term iditifilbotel 441 cadirrcgularvics, kodoaricalk..• 1 it. 7 ~~~ ~. XIIAIL.IO ttasUlt.oo ll .* as 4 C 4 l liaki 001 i; LilitrFic.iti S Cole Prlnietur n 1 DA it Ati'd qeisfr al sbn , slimed Boogies and awttedies, Mr.DIYEOVF. infenni t Polls, that he may is amitlAesolialterldasip feineote 3; M. varibt, bode, no. 54. Frith -aryl, 50,,, of ficateow_ „Mao* dor e,Gleets, Ste &e . as wallah ,ad weep abed' foamy is r. effendi a reetuillie;Da. &ladles (parlous base; that every PatiOt Vey be bartrit apartment. Mr D. Ma fur awdlestears espial ' tes atiffi *Run TAM , or &lorry, ad Ira" seernave *444. loot& mil tattering Needs he is enabled tygiti.v a anthill of core, wad i efficacious, requiring no confinement Or Witraut. in diet. and which prevents a rslapfe. Palau in the country 160 q-their cake (idly, in a letscr, mutant a as et a trio Pea 'fig. Will pSoper remedies fent to the manic Per the various lyedpet: aCc. ice Mr DuCeer's Troatife a the Wove oeasplainta, pees ase 6d. the stb cditicw-te . W ad a]. copy,. Dreero-court, Meg M'Quecn, Exeter Chstsge, and eifthe bitter. "I _ .. A CHAO:bide .. , MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeortet Alilet a.` 4 -'the whole wotld to prose • Mlle bassist erbapeelligir dleine and method of cure - have failed a the ihfired awl. Ties ?melee of many yews in this per feeble bnuach ails& prelhdies has not given ,if to one uniortifftd 4 4k They continue to dirsel their ftedfu e . t iebt irtisbinewt and ears of Venus! Compbints, sod Shoe•• betbit•fiiiimil, Which h the twig:Wog of the thntbettlAßAVlAllergAllies bit long and ona4 pnhaPl44 Whir hfAkis /Mt .116 of bath Is tbe au it wiA be fauad to be the widow rewrote" - the other base its rrosiesiatady tlyetiopell4o. ..1* Rate at &batty. wh)rh, ft not tih:111 puttee. Theft see its remote kfiliatir hilhittleharhh of Insfe9 l 4 Prwex,i.n. I: "V 44 ofually eharaderik ip: earlier 4pres pr traryte. part felt hnetithiog older the difordth Waal sofa* a UMW tr ostrort is emit old huncea • •._ ~,, Pi thcosits. of a long, tehos., H ail much e ....:.' ' fr . .: -. .7 7. ID the Ong obilinste mad • • • Asa oe ok hhighdth tat* '.1i4,0 at e • J '• . • • Woos Meek ~,- ~. - . ' • '!. • • • • which barsibliflifre° '"' t!' • .. a Mart Currie and Co aretier . yrebiodyaillepllyintio W i n . Cafe, and expeditious mote tall. forior to any other yet adopted. They stay briadelllauM ladle, Sig bath die mkt* &litter. ketc/* " 4 " 6 " r. ' 9! **l4Wititoieell*AV'S Girder'. Pirko' in the cauntry are respa e , . elliri of Haile este , their age, aid §teesil:roalejtilittioy.) petepotd. epebihed a. Ranknute, SUM eidropfulteati .p ritt weeatry ode& and medicines give et fat to any gloydasel e tt tIRVIRIG ilatlklieil naffelf to a dit taell; 44, . oasilailicet• mallacialikkaadlasaaffistaii atnia P irarieiLt 1. • ti aaasusigtodaeliedirt ':A l ai lM I:ls l : a rs t ••.' . - 01 •WW1 1 114414 The iltetallllll4llLlS • - • a, - '"*f • )•( • ship" • - rairsi* • • •oe , „ .. :',... " :r? .. 1' . . • •1 7 et . op. le iikag...g.t • • • • oat albveskado istlalta - 1 As siiiitigtetaaltOYAL .06LI1011 I pondlld any nit lt s t io I tett pteriat e : . lift .. . 4 1 "wt. wildimithhl ish biro ti le rii #o*l li aka! firapiria at bred poses. . AIM M as re=l a a f ferrataZtral I: = hijalikeetiOßti twig il the eantona fk ariatagA Vs follt • rtali ischmt=t7=l:ll,==r4R at tiratist vi tag a nsa. &ago et tired/ lln the nardtitlit die ' met of eaohder atj tc to Ws lbaleillift a kis, opoldlll and i ri e . t. of this tap:rime estimate of eldter tee Whit are @NAM midi Idled of DEPIieSTY, et. why ryntputeey al ~,,alivAL, In 0 Wen tioatiliake( MIR' fie ROM lithe IA ireereteo. - halm In tit "WY are M si old** 1 416/Rfa ere rerded •to *dry ad r Atheir s & p,tamahag of the Sega COIN ltr No. 4=100614'4" ty, Artiadel-esc, osehl, mos T _ __ ll - t- To T. TATLOlcisugoon,No. Rev ad at Stn. 49 = ‘ , . IN the fpting of 1794 I Vat a • wallar real Oomplaitig, whisk I traitor: witlAhliallW;llo months; bet was then obliged ton pply to's *talk Wk. put • wasearary flap to the viniknos of the . 81/mila: ongaso, dad arylbilatoO) for row tide; but grow/leg, In friss ofakpostilo die IN the advice of the fir ft GentkMen Of the Naaf i = werfe sad work, for two yore, t rreiVrrefeeel to a ibeer unpaialided and beyond defcription, being an entire lqwr,aruilskor rated (roan bead to foot. My head, throat, month, ode, liege„ =ice. hire been alternately in danger of becoming virokres— Ilirta had frame° to go eaob stems on atyloitg. hod koratly toning deprived of fight. It werstd,b• vtduminowsto gees gleularife all my cale—ftiffice it to fay, there never or Ong will be, one of a More dangerous, or .of a more 1 0 ' • tone. was long looked upon by inyfrienit, War reit beiond all hopes of resat/err. and,ll4mad. 4 my. !UMW t=on, death was prafetable en any MOW [ Nal 11 44404441041‘ kW, dreadful fituation did I drag e molt =linable. cafeteria, till Mitzi OVIDC/ICZ threw In nay way a newt cooptiolmitho cafe a Mr. B. of Plymou h—my friends k, I mold not: and procured kink of yew Laser ' s PlLTiwr ullng from time to time. am now, and bavoloog bees, (Aar owl than four years indeterinable Mirth), Was pod a Bata of hedtb as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, 'had a fine,thrisiing,lnak thy child .rri to me a few months ago. In gratitude to ON, and in hopes of rendering my fellowkreatures (mkt, I rase* you to publifh this ; and you may at any time refer pedalo nb l ia with to be fatisEcd of the truth of this, or farther persksion, eo me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As kw cafes for badnefs viill ever equal mine, and none Weal k, I have (Mat esperience, every reeks to affure mat:and. that I. your Lanai's PILLS they will Buda fare, (piety, Ede, and rain cal cure. J. T._ Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprictor,Toomss Tartt Member of the Royal C o ll ege o f Surgeons in London, at Ins booty No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where he will give advice, *khan fee, to perfons taking theft PIM, and will 'ewer pineal/ letters. If polc paid,' on the fame terms, °braving In all cafes the molt /*- violable fumy, no perron's name or cafe having been rnerslowial but at their own particular requett, by the Proprietor, daring chip *Auk of more than 36 years, that he has had the eondualtwel an awake isle of the above Medicine, and the praiake 'Ake therefrom. They are aro fold, by his appointment, for the einveniewea thole living at a dillance, by Mr. Raster, Soutls-bi advt. Edi Mr. MCVDCHIP, printer, Glafgow, to wh om a lt o Mr. T. refer bl e i e hie oddrcfs ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's- flreet, PeB. Mall; Mr Robertfores Toy.lhop, No. toy, ...sford.itreet; his Dillsorough'a, Nn. 7, FA -Rivet-hid, nearly oppolke the Mimes lean Mr. Steel's, bookf,ll. r. No. 1, Unloo-row, Little Townes hill; Mr. Callweles, Dellis ; and by one potion mosey acapder, able town in Great Bri - ain and Ireland, in Bona dsnly 4.p4. melt, feakd up wEh full ant plain Din - dials, whereby Perfeat of either fez way awe th latent. with tal e and toersey. --- - - rtlisuid and pu:AL.ted by • I. kiwi kw ar sartoory-for, at the TAR Orr:ca, No. Conk. s n i t moms aro at the ST el Want, Tacvitalar. A V, .1