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FKONI LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIP ALTY-OEFICE, APRIL; 1810, Copy of a Letter from Captain Mends, of his Majesty's Ship the Art:thutsa, addressed to Admiral Lord Gambier, and trans mittodby his Lorthhip to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Ship Arethusa, off the Saints, March 17. My Lord—l have the honour to. acquaint you of the capture of la Levrette French schooner privateer, of four guns and thirty men, this morning, by his Majesty's ship under my command ; four iays from Rochelle, without having taken any thing. I am, &c. (Signed) It. MENDS. Copy of a Letter ft.:lm Captain Maitland, of his Majesty's Fltip the Emeruld, to Vice-Admiral Whitshed, and tram mitted by the Lair to Jo'm WiEon Croker, Esq. Emerald, at Sea, March 22, ism Sir—l have •71e honour to acquaint you, that his Majesty's ship Emerald, yesterday, evening, at nine o'clock, totk the Belle Etoile, of Marseilles, a very fine shi p , letter of marque, carrying fifty-six men, and eight ;inns, thoufh pierced for twenty ; four days out ft cm Bayonne, bonini to the Isle of France, with a cargo cl wine, fiogr, oil, and various other merchandize. The Belle Etoile was discovered front the mast-head of this ship at half past nine A. K. and the chace Listed (with a very strong breeze) nearly twelve hours; during the latter part of whiclp she threw four guns, must of her water, and a part of her Vrovisions °vet board. She is three hurt fired and fifty tons berthen,.only fifteen months old, had made het one trip to Guadalonpe, and appears to sail in a most superior stile. I am, &c. (Signed) F. L. MAITLAND. l‘!11- 1 :TARY PRO 7.IOTIONS. IVAR-OFFICE, APRIL 3. Comrnision in the Deret , lin, Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Jain Heath, C;e:tt. to be Ensign, vice Ingram, resigned. Dated March 11, 1F1:). :1 by tba Lord Lieutenant of the 1 n.—Lov cam Regiment of Liu- E‘tiley, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated at. to be Ln•,ig Dated as abore. by the Lord Lieutesrant of In it Regiment of Inverness-s Lire er to be Captain,vice Chisholm, deceased 310. _ _ ....... •c, &c. Regiment of Militia. to be E ign, vice James Grant, re>i^ned, .0. to be Ascistant-Surgeon, - vice Llerqies, nth 1, U;10. is 38th or Ayrshire Regiment of cd by the Lcrd Lientemint. Ecl. to be Gtptain, vice David En- Dated 111trch 5, 1810. 1.)2 Lieutenant, vica Stark, appointed to ibove. ,) lie Ensign, vice Got:clic, promott.d.— .•.l by the Lord Lieutenant of the f the County of York, City and City of York.—lst West York Mi- Captiin. Dated November '2. 2 , 1809. ; and Ensign John Alderson, to be liente ify ‘2, ICIO. ;t, to be Div°. Dated January 13, IMO. . be I:nai;•n. Dated Oct. 1809. be ditto. Dated Nov. 29, 1 so 9• o !):: ditty. Dated Jan. ult.,. in. to be e.i!to. Dated I:Lb. I'2, 1310. West York Militia. id Naylor, to be Ensign, by Brevet. Dated rgate, Gent. to b. 3 ditto. Dated March C, to be ditto. Dated March 3, 1810. West York Militia. to be Captain. Dated Jan. 24, 18:0. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 11, 1810, 'Mani t , ) be ditto. Dated Feb. 28, 1810. i• to be ditto. Dated Feb. 16 , 1810 . -otizhe to be Lieutetant. Dated Oct. 28, ;117son to be ditto. Dated N0v.19,1309. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 14,11 , to. us Mattiitson to be ditto. Dated Feb. 15, sent, Gent. to be Ensign. Nlv. C 4, 1 SON t. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 19, ism Regiment of Local Militia. ro be Captain. D.tted Sept. '24, IW. to be ditto, by Brevet. Dated 13.:pteinber ickltill Re , itnent of Local Militia. Esq. to be Major. Dated Oct. r. 6, 1809. .to be Captain. Dated as above. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated September Regiment of Local Militia. lason, Gent. to be Ensizn. Dated Juue 23, 'y and Thomas Beckwith Jackson, Gents„to Al as above. ,esst. to he ditto. Dated Sept. 16, 1809. Regiment of Local Militia. to he Captain. Dated Nov. 18, 1809. ;er to he Lieutenant. Dazed as above. mean to he ditto. Dated Nov. 19, 1:;09. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Regiment of Local Militia. to he Captain. Dated Sept. 24, 1608. in Taylor to be Lieutenant, by brevet. Dated I of York Local Militia. • :sq. to be Captain. Dated Nov. 17; 1309. :ent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. 21, 1e.09. Int to be Ensign. Dated Jan. '2, 1810. :alion of Lt -.:s Local Militia. alley to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 20, 181.0. ickerin to be ditto. Dated Feb. 21, 1810. •bdnt to be ditto. Dated Feb. 22, 1310. ton to be ditto. Dated Feb. '23,1810. :. to be Ensign. Dated Feb. 20, 1810. Second Battalion. - ts Motley to be Captain, and Ensign William , Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 20, 1810. to to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 21, 1810. Int. to be Ensign. Dated Feb. 20, 1810. ,ent. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 21,1810. •oss Regiment of Local Militia. le to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 17,1810. ent. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 18, 1810. , Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Feb. 17, 1810. intent of Yorkshire West Riding Yeo manry Cavalry. iby, Esq. to be Captain-Lieutenant. Dated March m, Gent. to be I.ieutenant. Dated Oct. ; 1809. feather, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Jan. 15, 1810, Knaresborough Cavalry. • Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Sept. 25,1809. harsdale Volunteer Infantry. • Gent. to be Captain. Dated Dec. 26, 1809. 3kyrqck Volunteer Infantry. Gent. to be Lieutenant, and John Atkineen, Gent Dated Dec. 8, 1809. J J o'clock, tock the Belli fine ship, letter of m and eight guns, thou days out fient B:ivonr •. 'with a cargo cl wine nierchandize. The E the mast-head of this and the chace Listed nearlf twelve hours; she threw four f , 1.111' • part of her Frovisions dred and fifty tons b:a • had made bat one tr' to sail in a most &nix Commission in the D. signed by Jan Heath, (:e:lt. to be . March 1-1, lf 1 . 1 . Commissions ned Cou.tv of Lincoli colnshire Local Ni Jos71)11 Clifton, and John March er, 1810. Robert Rimmingtor, Grn Commissions signed verness-shire.—lst Local Militia. Lieutenant Robert Fraser Dated F.:bn:ary CI, 1! Inverness-shire Alexander Grant, Gent. t Dated Nlorcli 1S:0 Thninas 11:altdr, (tent. t &cc:v.o. b:tted Mar Commi , slons in tile Militia, s'. one( 11.1)...rt Nl•Dttrrtrit Fcvnit .batty,:‘ a, re.-..itted. 1) Ent John Goodie to 1 the Line. 11t• d 7.! J:.bn Eelranr, Gent. tt) Dated V.". Cnninlb7,:OilS signe..• \Vest Riding. of Clunty of the Ci litia. Jahn Hardy, Esq to ht.t Ensign Ad.ttn Jackson ; pants. Dated Januar Ensign James lerzlrant Witham 'l:tzar:l, Gent. John Holden, Gent, to • Jostph Evor• n, Cent. to John Wale Smith, Genr 2d Quarter Mister David '.'vlay 5, 1V.09. Ede.vard Aielton Howg Thontls Sl:ary, Galt t Jll John Bainhridse, Esq. t Ensign John *lennatit t Lieutenant Phillip M l '.' James Ott? Blake, I Ensign Thunias I:.trrot I SO9. I'v,ign Thomas ?.latth John Mir:) . s t 1 .n.ttign John Augn slut 1810. Thomas Etston Vince Timothy Raper, Gent. Morley Ri Julia Andrews, E.q. to John Prie,rley, Esq. ; 83, 1003. 1 Stratiorih and Ti John Francis Elwyn, 1 I. John 11. Tudor, Esq. t Joseph H. Turner, G; 81, 1809. Sheffield F 4 Thomas Blackwall M. 1809. Andrew Allen Hardy be Ensigns. Dated Thomas Walton, Gen Halifax B Henry Currer, Esq. tc Ensign Henry Parker Ensign Leonard Dunc John Smith, Gent. to Agbrigg John Webster, Esq. tr Quarter -Master John as above. City William Hartley, Esq Tbornas Etridge, Get Bryant Harden, Gen Ist attta Ensign George Pries Ensign Hastings Pic{ Ensign Thames Heb Ensign Wm. Patten John Morton, Gent. Lieutenant Thomas Watkinson to be Ensign John Wade • Anthony Cass, Gen Thomas Wade, Ger Stainera Ensign John Wade Abraham Lec r, Ge George Atkinson, I • Northern Regir Henry Willoughby 15, 1810. Ilenry Thompson, tWilliun Alerry we Cltarles Slingsby, I \Vh Thomas Clifton, 1 11' Sk James Broolte, Gt tu be Enslns ASSIZES. ERRATUM in the Gazette ef the 23d January last. Cranbrook and Woodsgate Regiment of Local Militia. --__- For John Warns, Gent. to be Lieutenant, read John Nive, Gent. KINGSTON, MARCH et,. to be Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. CIVIL SIDE.---ClUal• floleci--WERE -st. ItERNINCL May 22. Thomas Barlow, of the Straw', Middlesex, niercerand 1 Mr. 0.1.1C7aw stated, that this wee an action brought by the . . plaint ala to recover damiges, for that most serious injury , the de tayler, at ten, at Guildhall . BANKRUPTS. 1 . bauchirg of Isla wife. Hitherta actions of this sort had usually William King, late of Bream's Buildings, Chancery-lane, cabinet- been confined to the higher classes of society, but the present maker, to surrender April 7, 14, and May 15, at twelve, :t - case was one whet e a poor man sought redress for the destructiutt • Guildhall. Atterney, Mr.Wasbrotigh,Waniferd-coutt, Throe. of his domestic peace. On a comparison of the evil endured in a ntorton-street. • e family by a prolligate's (Maudlin; a married woman, it would William Lloyd, of Chester, chair-makers dealer and chapman. • be found to fall much heavier when it happened to a poor mail April 16, 17, and May 15, at eleven, at the Black Bear Inn, ' than when it happened to a rich one. Wealth presented many Forera, te-street, Chester. Attornies, Messrs. Mine and ran y, a l,:vietions to the misfortunes of life, and Whed domestic calamity Temple, London; or Mr. Simeock, Chester. . fail uren a rich man, he had many resources at hand from which Benjamin Elitists, of Uptonsupon-Severti,Woreesters'aire, builder, he might derive alleviation to his misfortunes. Not so with the April 11, 12, and May 15, at eleven, at the Lower George, pour man-lie sought all his refuge from misfortunes and vexa- Gloucester. Attornies, Messrs. Whitcombe, Griffith and Phil- ' don in the bosom of his family, and if that resort were tontanei pens, Gloucester. uated, he had no where to look fur consolation. He trust •I, David Taylor, of ;treat Totham, Essex, frocer, April 7, 11, and • th , .refore, the Jury would take this circumstance into their cotes:-; May 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. B. C. Carter, alleration, and let it weigh when they w-.•re about to Oust the Staple-Ina, London. measure of their damages. The elaintiff, he should now state to i William Hero, now or late of the perish of Hincksey, Barks, them, was cert.:dilly in an humble sphere of life, he was a lath ren victualler, April 6, 14, and May 15, at twelve, at the King's- der by orate, residing at Lambeth, and lie lived with his wife in Arms bin, Oeford. i perfect harmony and tharestic felicity until the; Lecanie tcquain- John Shea!, ef alma lane, London, copper-plate-maker, dealer and :et: with the defendant, who was a - dealer in wood. The plaintiff chapman, April 10, 21, and May t 3, at eleven, at Guildbelle- went to Exeter in 1607, tektite - with lain his child, With a view of Attorney, Isle. John rullsn No. el, Fore-9trett, Cripylegate. having it ar his mother's, who resided in that neighhourluxbd, and Mark Dixon, of the Borough iligb-street, Surrey, hep-atercbant, lad clashed to have one of her grand childrtn ; and as lie was dealer and chapman, April 10, 17, and May 15, at twelve, at under some endarrassment, is wife advised Min to stay until he Guildhall. Anomie., hlsssrs. Day and Hamertoa, Lintc•stricr. settled with an importunate creditor. The defendant took ad- James Pas, of }lunacy, Middlesex, butcher, dealer and c'iap- resew of his absence, and debauched his wife, getting her with . man, April 10, 17, at vise, and May 15, at twelve, at Guild- child. When the plaintiff heard of it, and reproached him with . hall. Attorney, Mr. Platt:Canfield-eel:rt . , Temple. t this breach of friendship, he avowed and justified what he had : . CH rislG'a PATENT WORM I.OZENe ES. j WORMS are the mostfinal:MA sources e:1 Cell& Abraha forking, late of Stamford, Lincolnshire, grocer, April done, saying he had truly got her with child, and that it was Is, i n, 9, and May 15, at eleven, at the George aad Angel Inn, doing a useful act for the state ; that if any action was brought t of children should be acquainted wish-Teey acca , Lin loss of . ap ren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent tt.nd gtt.trdi:.tt Stamford. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Thompson, Stamford. against him, he would go and live within the Rules of the King's • petite, a paleness of rise colour of the 1.1 f.-, e:ltatlatiOn. and tritt- Lonia Rer 6de Joachim, of Bowl ing-Green-Buileiegs, Middlesex, Bench, where he would get her with child again a:sd again. rlr • distiller and rectifier of spirits, April 7, 14, add May 15, at Garrow said, he hoped the Jury would take the whole of this into . ele.3r stag: , I - the b.iwai, attended after v.J:i ve.. i t , . l'einis; they twelve, at Gelldhall. Attornies, Mews. Wetleson, Barlow and their consideration, and mulct him to the extent he deserved. bring Ot t COZY ttis;.C.l3, they a ff ect the growdi of the 1/33 , ,,:t11el they Grosvenor, Austin Friars. The register was put in,and it appeared that the p:aitaiff and prove fate!, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a Fru- Decimus Lomas, of Watferd, Hens, corn-merchaßt April 10,14, I his wife were married at Lambeth on the ninth ot 'Nevi:tuber, veu tative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excel and May 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. labile 1603• lent medicine is universally allowed, on the eestimorty of :Le n end Francis, New-square, Liecoln's-Inn. By the evidence of his j ourne y man it n; prised, that when lie highest characters i this country, both in rank aad tespectabilit y, Williatn Riddiford, of U ley, Gloucestershire, clothier, dealer and * went to Exeter, in 1507, the as fendain was in the habit of cons- to have no equal. 'the public approbation given to the l'reeti. ter, eltapman, April 12, at three, April 13, and May 15, at ten, at ing to the house and sleeping with his mistress. It wee-alto in from a personal knowlete of its riiinderful success in Os r iv, a e the Old Bell Inn, Dursiey, Gloucertersbire. Attornies, Mr. evidence, that she a fterwards went to live at N 0.9, Lung-lane, families,etamps its merit b yodd competition, and rives a sme.ion . Elowome, Dursley ;or Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's where he constantly cohabited with her. - 'to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Part nos len, London. When witnesses were called to prove the manner in which • and others who have the care of children should have this rem. ay Joseph Norwood, of Woodchester - Pa rk-Mill, p arish of Wool- they lived together, it appeared, that they were not the most lob- as a family medicine to resort to, whenever the stomach or bo wels m . c h este r, Gloucestershire, miller and corn-dealer, April 16, 17, ing of married pairs. Ile was frequently in the h abit of d-n--g of children e any way disordered, millet' it will alwaysbe lotted. and May 15, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, West g ate, Gloucester. her for a b-it ; and upon one occasion she resented it so highly, to relieve.-Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's , No. : Attornies, Messrs. Whitcorabe and King , S er j eants-Inn, Fleet- that she cut open his head with a quart bottle. When he went 4 ,Cf le a- J uan, Lendoe ; and retail by most country venders, in street, London ;or Mr. Bowyer, King's-Holm, near (Attu- away he was absent for a twelvemonth, add she supported herself . bottles at 9s. 91. and as. titl. each. by taking a wet nurse's place. I - caster. Mr. &deem BEST addressed the Jury on behalf of th e defen- ! - - .he plaintiff withi £5 damages. l A firm handy Vessrl, well adapted for tit_. coatenz trade, or a-w other when: her burttim will suit.. Cuod , :mned as rrize to Majesty's hired grated cutter Aux IA!I , Lieutenant H. W.; Cuinanzsv3er.7--Also 11.:r CARGO, consisting of liourdeanic Wine and Prunes. • After which will be Sold. - - - _ 8 Capital RIGA MAS PS, of large dimensions, Ir.mk4 out comkosm.i.l'as Prize to hi, IVlAjcsty'i ship I..gr:lia. Fur further tlarticulars, apply to the Agent, • TEIONIAS COLE, Esq. George-street, Plymouth. Plymouth,lar,7.ll 24, 1810. DIVIDENDS. April 28. Henry Grundy Eeetson, late of Gray's-Inn-square, Middlesex, money-scrivener, at twelve, at GuildhalL--April 21. Thomas Cotton, of Cornhill, London, stocl•broker and banker, at one, at Guildhall.--April 17. John James Fuller, of Yoxford, Suffolk, draper and grocer, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Sazruund ham.---May 8. John Philip 1)c Cruelty and Philip Gavey, now cr late of London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.---April 23. Eliza beth Fayell, widow, and James Favell, now or late of Cambridge, Painters, at ten, at the Black Bull Inn, Canderidge.--April 21. Samuel Stretton ' of Willitygdon, Sussex, shopkeeper, at ten , at the White Hart Inn, Lewes.---April 28. Mark Hughes, of Bury court, I.ovelane, London, wool merchant, at eleven, at Guildkall. —May 3 John Hebert and George Hebert, of Grange-Road, Southwark, tanners, at eleven, at Guildhall.—May 5. Matthew Hey, of Catea.on-street, Lon don, warehouseman, at eleven, at Guildhall. —April 21. I leney Chabaud, of Plumbtree-street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, jeweller, at eleven, at Guildhall.— -All It I 21. Elias Chapman, of Tunbridge-Wells, Kent, carpenter, at tee, at Guildhall—May 26. Richa r d Llartin and James LAM, both el Fleet-street, London,booksellers, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Ai rib 21. Anne Neve, of the Stroud, Middlesex, milliner, at twelve, at Guildhall.—April 28. Richard Maugham, of Erentford, Mid dlesex, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.—April 21. 11 °hen Nay lor, of Basinghall-street, Loudon, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. April 23. John Smith, late of North Warnboreugh, I lants, sack maker, at eleven, at the George Inn, Odiham.—April 21. Robert Prested, of Brick-lane, Spitalalds, Middlesex, shoerneker, at ten, at Guildhall—April 21. James Lythgoe, of Liverpool, timber merchant, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool.--e April 21. Elliott Dawson, late of Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosier, at three, at the Bull's Head Inn, ilinckley.--April 21. Francis Henry Christin, John Calvert Clarke, and Charles Bowen, of College- ; Hill, London, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall.—April 21. I lenry John Powell, of Uxbridge, Middlesex, builder and carpenter, at twelve, at Guildhall.--April 27. John Ogle, of Pickwick, Wilts, aed Wm. Welton, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, it the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.—April 24. Edward Home Shorty, late of New Sarum, and since of Exeter, cutler, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Weymouth and Mcicotnbe Regis.--May 7. Thomas Davis, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms Inn, Shine!, Salop.--May 7 Joseph Armson, late of Eyton, Salop, miler, at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms Inv, Shiffnall.—April 17. Thomas Smith, late of Brandon, Suffolk, wine-merchant, at eleven, at the Chequers Ine, Brandon. 21. Daniel Shaw, of Barnsley, Ye: itshire, mercer, at eleven, at the White B. a h:r, Barnsley. NizorsTvs ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. L EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for taut, who gave a verdict for tl ..tintiit en_ - their superior efficacy in curing every - degree and symptom LctsKElt v. lIAIIItY. of the Venereal Diens a, the S.etrvy, 'etc. without confinement or _ t i: st a ei n es e s as_ i e ) , iii e l e s p:d d i o tt s o e r its Sit .c . p e, cr a a n ti d oi s i ee in re ip t e zn ice a i r. ) : Mr. Serjeant SIIEPHARD stated, that this Was an action to re- cover damages for an assaelt. The plaintiff was an lamest tratn:s • man, residing at Chertscy, who, on the 9th c f November list, . i l .. e . ri.l'al'Ol .rain: of i s i d n i : e sl t i , , tilde, am! renuiring no particular anecdote. was, with his appreaticen dragging home a trod:, loaded welt lead, he being a piambs.. The dtne a,,,,, t was a (k .„ t e nn „, In I .-• t i ..3`; they generaily cure those cruel D:- arders ;and Jelan and squared his elbows with as mitch pride as any a l e n i eee where they fail in that time oi perfectly restoring heaen, ;b e p a n tient is tile hetspy assurance :het he or she is at the eve of being of the Whip Club. He w.•s drivieg in the road evils :as begey, and a saddle horse tied to the side, but thauell he dressed lox a so resenet!, let Use degree of malignancy be ever so etent. coachman, he drove like a gentlemen, far, tin-I:ilia:1y breek ing cat ! It is ....1 ::xtellocy peculiar to these liiiis, to inelze directly to of the road, he nearly upset the plaintiff's truck, who toeking but the rim:idea:Mg part, and' enter into contest teech eel offending nt:plaint, the defend rut, to shew his Can! is! tlicy with mat ••;r, which they speedily disloage and enetl. 'flee. are &eta a slieht ce the character lie assumed, nd.d to a greet deal of low a l ma ., red bs ei.rerience to i.r... a '',.:4:51:1 -1 ::r 441,Nlitil, ::s IVtil as a reset,- rer, by tnl.-.ieg orsle eight sii:gle Pill} Sistine die.? fall in even: year, and actually laid his ho: whip across the shoulders of 0; is respec table tradesmen. The jeer:a:peen would have turned to tied in sh:;!.t, the Patentee hes this extra-sr-,::any chlieetion to them, thrashed this gentleman ehariete‘r, but Ow raester of wisrly that wheteseir he promised hinisolf from them, they were sureita had dem:aided redreSs from the law. teal and execs d, as tkoosh impatient of immortal mei universal The eaee being proved as the Learned Serieant steted it, : same. These Pills are most worthy a p!ece in the cabinets ot Mr. GARMAN', for the defendant, vindicated the chat acter of Telest era and C.: twins of Ships; the more so, for that they* will keep rued Ice all climates any length of time, and that they have the Whip Club irons thee indignity of being tuppos e e l to &ire a . now lesrue the test of near GO years, with ieercasityg credit to gig with a horse tied to it. If any one of thent had b een corn- : themselves, and honettr to the it author, ins:much that d urin g the pelhel to do so uncuachman-like a thing, it would have tequired . I last Mena sears they have radically cured upward s of 40,000 p er. a double dose of gin end ;bitters to have revived • •ts. his spirits. The Jury found for the plaintiff—Dentages L'4o. 1 sons, many cf whom had been discharged front Horpitals where . 1 salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other methodsit ANL EY Es Q. v. GAsTON Tlt F. YOUNG Mt. neule use of without effect. On Triaity last was tried before the Loper CRI Cr Bentsen of ; , Prepared sod Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THQM ). Ter Lou Ms Majesty's Court of Eechequer, a cause which excited eyris*- Member of the Royeleellege of Surgeons in Let:de:eat !:is house, &rabic interest. l'he offences complained of weir consider:el : No. 9, New Ihidge-street ; where ix will give aarice, v.-id:ems. prejudicial to the revenue as well is to the public. •I•lw action ] Fee, t o persons taking these Pills, and wl.ll answer Pali eats Let was brought against the defendant, a post-master, for . cbarging . tern, if pent-peel, on the same terra, observing in alleases the travellers a greater number of miles that, he accounted for with mist it:violet-le secrecy, no patielit's name or case having bean the plaintiff, the farmer of the duty, and for omitting to enter in • meetitieed, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietis. the Sterm Office a weekly account kept by Lim of the true nuns- 1 during the course of 1110:C than 40 years, tkat be has had the ewes ber ofnuilt - .4,b0i1t ruing and returning, of several horses lett aut . for hire by bins, the entire omission of others, and the omission ductile; of an tie tensive sale of the above medicine, and the pm; ! tire arising therefrom. of the number and description of the tarriges in those a-...c.)uoti, as it:retired by the statute, all of which tenaine to evasion and ': They are al; 7; soak?, hy Itia appointment, at the Perfumer's, So. , 35, St. Alban'seeret, Pea-mall; the Toy-shop, N;. toe, 0%- cm:cc:lli:tent, when a eel diet Wa..3 SlCell ilealest the de:lei:lain or .. 1 i ord-street ; Mr. Dishorongli'a, No. 7, I ish-street-Hill, nearly twenty penalties, being Xeoo.. Meeen 21.—John Pearce, for horseerecedieg ;. William Sim.- i pposite ti . !e• I.:tint:mem - ;an Eby one Ps most in ev reconsider:dile mans, for a similar ofcettee; and Ca; heriee Buniy, for a bur ;nary, i own in eeegland, ten in Boxes of only es. Nr. veal, sealed up, with full and plain direotions, whereby persons of either sex may were cast for death. 3 wine , I I ice ill ; atsed semenc eon 1 , cure theiewiess with enat mid se: terry. Mlilliam Webb, who lies Cot Louie yaces beets a server.: to le•lassrs. aZ. 8 . , Tosery Lox sold in Great Britain; s sealed up with a sumo, Fels., 13 the Borough, was charned weh i bort aml fraud. Ile was netesurof se Ceonovissionees, is priesed at the Stanip found guilt), and receive.? seittence to lie ttateported for s-ven Pl i fte7 ,li l i e :' ,"l - I."A • ayi„;., years. Thomas Caunstell and Thomas ROLA were elsmeed with • No. o , New nrelgeotreet," to iminee which is aerate. aril all others are ceninteitit. au atrecious burglary ; no that they were late el riiihy es tfi . ;le ' Ci•lA3.l.l.leten. capital offence. It was then proved that they v, ere rm.:mays • • from a state of transportation, by Sayers, of Tow-street, and that I ' MESS RS. CURRIES r 6 eonc late in Ifs ' they were charged with robloct an cons nit tea in other cot:ma:ls. .1-• Majesty's e•ervice, chalk:see the whole wocla to prove a Thi3 Wilt cause a 4.10:c in the ext.•catiree—Thomas 11.1,1sters end t single iesienee where their Medicine and nuelitel of cure have J Mary Johnsen, fora Inuelary, were 114;x: tried, act fumed guilty. feileil of the d. !sired effect. The pt actice-of nemy years ha t oanis Death. particificr leeeen of their pratessiou had no: 1;'it:11 fist RR e -------- ut.Successtel ei•se. la ey nee lime to direct their studies to the treatment and CZ!!,2 At this critical season, when so many infants are saetcloel off ' oft .:lilt' iti C01:11 , 1a1M9, Mid that derarse reel: of the s ystem, by convulsions through their agonizing pain in rutting i leer teeth, which is i`ie nee..n:ewe of the yerniclosis and A aczeful dicers Gt a we are henry to have i: in our power so repeatedly to are:our/se the virt•te of the Am en ICA N Soryl'iliNr; Sy Fx ?. 1b.., Ge . ... (.1. I'a it IC,:;', mint illotr. ttehapoily est rsned li y tlw yoetes of both stess: child of Mr. Bnu - roti, No. ti 7, Short's-garelens, lied twelve fits, in the one it %eel he esund to be the unfag source of teeter nets ; the ather have is ravages taially dwelt:pea to them by a dr.- they only ribbed the child's: gums three times before it loil stye trussing Stale of A-bilue, witieli, if not tinnily nese-tied, terminate , ral teeth through; shy was at that time sickening with the coal in hinestelice. Tee-se are its remote and ultinire eca en, while cen pox : the Doctor told the mother, that if the teeth Lail rot come .6umpr,loss elnteseular power, arid variAli el .) , .is cornelateN before the pox had colic out, her child coned net have lived. ' usuaey an telCt erise the earner stages of this sol easy rice. Of eet• 'To be had of the Proprietors, J. lone SON and Co. \a. 91, 2.-:ew man-street, Oxford street, and retail of Goldire, No. 4e, Corn- sone la:viol:Mg under the dieordereincidenr to •nee a habit, ttior bill, and by all the principal Medicine Venders In town and trnoment is hint an,l has never proved Airst,ccessfuli course of a 1014, laborious, and much ege:llle.,4 rncwe. In !be country, at 2s. 9d. a hottle—for ready money. • most obs:inate arid comolicatcd - cases of Immo-el:1 Oaction, .weft as ohrtec.ion; in the urethra, spongy etcrescencts, hard ito • BIRTHS. mours,calions ulcers, erupt ioesetiemiliel weakness, Sleets' meth° On the 15th ult. at Tyrone, county of Galway, the Right Hon. S . TRICI U'RES, , ' • Lady Harriet French St. George, of a son and heir. On Thursday, at Archcliff-Fort, Dover, the Lady of Capt. G. Wllether recent or of long deret len, aral, width have baffled tilt skill of otter Practitioners ; at et hi• their present improveil p!..r! of Crawford, Royal Artillery, of a son. in tin On the Ist inst. at Scarrington, Nottinghamshire, the T ail f y o Cept. Hall, of a son. • sena:Joe :Ile terruna:ing pea: and alarming hemorrhage wei; l treatinert, effertuaile and permaretale cured; without the patient . often follows the epplicotion of the lunar caustic. In the core a .2.) years criersnee practice in this metropolis, numeroto noes ca " DIED. • Stenter:. have been and are daily under their Thursday last, the Right Hon, Lady Elizeiseth \rimers, sister , eriteeceines ot w.ctei'are efft et .-1.1 by a safe, cerceit, and men of the present Earl of Jers,y. The , time recne 0, : a.rtice, superior to a;:y other y•e ;aloe" Mondny, the 1 eat ult. at his Loren '• 's ue s house, in George's- • w•• , ;• 1, :•es r-laxen.iii, and &baby-proem-dire front :Li , : comrl34"o street, Hanover-square, Viscountess Carieten. ' ;13 see-lily retene • 1 and the patient renored to sound end so At Drogheda, John Newport, 1•:sq. third sou of Sir Simon I ..t ''.. ' • " s got me; heel: h. rot IVNcre the debility hes leer yeses exieed, e aged 14, after an illness of three days. • •'I e a•ter tin:te-ice proper pi roe in their restorative renu ...., • .; ~. On the 25th ult- Frances Martha, daughter of the Right jion. l r.e.vc eg , - tun: has been desireyed, is indispensably r. 'rein. to . Richard Ryder, aged seven Kars. t° "'• At Beaumont Lodge, on Saturday se'nnight, the Viscountess • . - iet 11 ! slii?esering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Co a e r s e : ' ..es era, ,eoarnien and Gentlemen, of the firs: reesereeettsi Ashbroob. the to:/ . Saturday, the 24th ult. Ensign W . :llam Absslie, of the Cold- - ' scot been under the care of Messrs. Currie cent CO. yet tie' . 1 " moval of comlaints of the Urethra, S3rictures, &e. aul, howl stream Guards, son of Dr. Ainslie,of Dover-street. ' received a radical • Wednesday, the 21st ult. after a week's illness, at Thodding; . ',release* tray be made to them as satisfactory evidences a the L • . __ ar _ worth, Leicestershire, the Rev. Sir Charles Cave, Bert. uncle to periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of ix-tetras:lr.. N t i a. / the late Sir Thomas Cave, Bart. of Stamford liall, in the said of these Gentlemen have hal titricturesli um tee to te t .ey y ..A. coanty. - i end permanent cure, requeo that taletellers l wed had been "odor the care of Messrs. Heim. end lieavisides, At Maple, Durham, on the =9th ult. the Rev. 11. T. Blount . * and other surgeons of equal eminence, ari 87. • the opphcation of the lunar caustic, without success. w tit At Chelmsford, on the fl9th ult. 4eservedly regretted by all his 11" Messrs Cerric and Co. May be contulted by either.ir Its ee s e ea brother Officers, Lieutenant Cowslade, of the seed Regiment. greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their sous • _ ye _ His death was occasioned by the Welcheren disease, muter which are request: il to raif Hatton-Garden Patients In the country he had laboured ever since the return of the Regiment from that • • i• of Tviug o the particulars of their case, age, and gen••ral ha et i Island. the sante Inclining a remittance for adOlce and medicines, when TO MORROW. • will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. . fir weo arm ; :r1 the cure Sun rises, Sun sets, Moon rises , edi • postage of Letters may be added to the vcount for IP 26 minutes after; G 134 minutes after 5 I 4 minutes after 7 I To ensure that secrecy so essential to their underte.kttl* 9th June,leo9-1 0 7, Herron Golden. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning Afternovn ..... LONDON : Printed and ruhli,hei by LEVEL KENI', of Or turbuty•Place, Lambeth, at the STAR•OYFICE, No. 1. Corer street. PuLlished also at the iTaa•Orrics,Teatple Dar F-43ITIONS FOR APRIL. FROM LA LELLE ASSEMBLES, FOR THE PRESENT MONTH. But little c;iange has taken place in the style of dress since our last communications. The season is too far advanced for variety, and it is as yet too early tor the introduction of novelty. Much taste and fancy have, however, been disglayed in the assortment ; of colours. We noticed, on a lady of high rank, a dead leaf-co loured sarsnet mantle, made short, with a large hood thrown open, tied with riband, the cloak was lined with pink I'er,iar•., and ornamented at the edges with a satin randyke riband. The orinet to correspond. On another, a mantle of drab-coloured ve:ver, lined with pink, and a plain satin ribband round the edge. And on a third, a mantle of green sarsnet, lined with orange. On her head she wore a turban bonnet, composed of folds of orange and green sarsnet. Pelisses bcg;n to be worn short, in satin, tr•im med with black lace. White chip hats are just introduced in the circles of fashion. For dinner or afternoon dresses, :.tuffs, •sarsnets, velvets, and cloths, continue to be worn, made just above the rise of the bosom, and laced up the back, which Is of corrt•spondent height with the front. Long sleeves, and quarter trains are universal.— Bands for the waist, with gent clasps. In full or evening dress, the gowns are made with the utmost simplicity, in the frock form. White satin seems to have a decided preference, but figured sari nets, embroideredcrapes, gossamer nets, Imperial gauze, Spanish bontbazeens, with black and white lace over white satin, are all seen on Ladies odic first distinction. FROM ACKERMANN I S ItZPOSITORY OF A RTs, FASHIONS, &C LADIES. EVENING OR OPERA DREssts.—A robe, a la Rune, of spring green velvet, with appliqued stomacher and slashed long sleeve of white satin, ornamented with pearl; a Mirza turban of frosted satin, with large pearl crescent in front; white satin mantle trim med with gossamer down, and confined in front of the throat with a diamond broach ' • diamond necklace and e a r-rings ; white satin s lippers, laced and bound with silver ; white kid gloves, and fan of carved ivory.—A white satia slip, a rantigue, trimmed v. ith gothic lace ; long sleeves, full at the top, with cuffs to correspond with the style of the dress; laced stomacher front, peaked both behind and before at the bottom of the waist ; hair in the Eastern style, confined with a comb ornamented with pink, topaz, and flowing in loose irregular curls over the bands in front; ear-rings and necklace of pink topaz ; pink.satin slippers, with silver gothic clasps; white crape fan, wrought In silver jessamine.---A Grecian frock of aurora gauze, worn over white satin, laced from the po som to the feet with silver; a nun's veil of gossamer net lace, thrown over a headdress, consisting of a silver bandeau, confin ing the hair, which appears beneath in dishevelled curls. GENTLkIIIN. FULL Da a ss—Superfine corbesu colour coat, with covered but tons; white marcelia waistcoat, single-breasted; light sage green or cream coloured kerseymero breeches; also those of black fio , rentine silk are very fashionable and consistent in this style of dress. Dark blue coats, with plain gilt buttons, are likewise con sidered fashionable. The cravat is still worn high and full. MORNIN o Da xs s —Consists chiefly of dark-coloured mixed coats; with long waists and narrow lappels and collars : the coat cut very high in the neck. Double-breasted striped waistcoats, formed of various materials, such is if:lamellas, buff kerseymere, &c. Ribbed kerscymere breeches, with high-top boots ; also plain Kockinrpantalvis, hal f boots. ~a , At the London Tavern, Fothoi.e-street, Plymouth, on Tueslty, 'Ttl EL 1161IitonuITAHti.criCiN4. the 10th day of April, 18IQ, at Twelve o'Click, FAI AMERICAN:—; THE Good Brig DikaNsToNs Length • :6 Ft. 6 ir. Breadth - - 1:9 1 Depth in the Held - •10 5 Adtneasures - - - 153 Tons. This is a torong serviceable VessA, cornlilning the d •sirabie qualities of sailing and stowage, take 4 the groun'i well. 'lite buil, *pars, arr.', stores, arc in excellent condition; she is well culated for any trade requiring burthon and disl)atch, and n.'-ht be sent to s;:a inrne_liattly at a very trifling expencc. CAptur...l and condetu::::(1- a,. Prize to Ins Maja3ty's ship .AstELIA, t.;•te Honourable F. It: 3v , Captain. And Inatnediateiy afterwards will b.., Sold, her CARGO, Consisting 'of , 203 Bales superior Cotton Wool.-4 c..xrcEent Tobazco. And then, the Good Brig LA 1.:01ITUZIli, But then about • I