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Flt(Xl LAST NIGHT% GAZE I' fE. • AOMINALTif-OFFiCE,. JUL~t "is • Cove of a L. •J. 'GO** P.,:t ,311Alatile Oapta • Dundal, of his Ma"; •,•y; s'iip.F.uryalns, to Orval* Graves, of the Brut:Mit*, A transmitted. by Vice-Adana - 4a air James Saomarez • to the Hon. W. W. Pole. Was Majesty's ship Eutyales, in the Si*, • Great Belt, June it, /81 , 11. Meg Irev4tg seen the convoy clear, I pmeeedel tai coMitaty with Ins Majesty's sloop Cruiser, and • •'4 - s yesterday - evening discovered several vessels at . „anchor near stir- entrance of the Naskon, very close to-the shore. We anchored at dark, and I sent Lieu .: _ten int Heotivith Ow boats of this ship and Cruiser (rotas in number ) to destroy them s and it is with great pleasure rhave to inform you, he executed this 'service , with kis • usual bravery and judgment, by 15.irning two large vessels fitted . foethe reception of %Doors, captiblug-It gun-vessel of the largest dimen . lions, mounting two l&-pounders, and having 64 men rots board, moored' within half pistol shot of a battery of three 13-pounders; and the shore lined with troopS., Altheingh the 'enenridefended themselves we'l, we had lint one man slightly. wounded ; their • lass Wag great, seven ifille4,aind:.4,4 wounded, with many drowned; and they trinst MIN suffered on shore - by the fire from our boat*. ' I beg leave to mention the taidsbiption employe d, Messrs. Wemyss, Ricketts, Veonum, Itichar4 and (.:ignore, of this ship, Moffatt and Lovedatof :the Crtiiser, for their good conduct - on this occastent, nod who are, togedter with the boats' crews, particularly • mentioned by Lieut. Ilead. I have the honour, &c. (signed) G. H. L. D1J . 1494.i5. Thrr•te Oman, Esq. Captain of Ali - Majestfa ship Brunswick. G e orge Johnstone, yeoman of the sheets, wounded. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WATI-OPFICEI'Jrt:T 12. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cornet Richa . rd Falkner to be Lieutenant, by pirthase, vice Phibhs, prn•noted. Bth Regiment of Lit. t Dragoons—Henry Floyd, Gent. to b.:Coe eter vri hour pure"basc, vice Price , promoted. Jet Ft:rgirnent of Fact Guards—Liemenant Colonel Edward,Se brlglit from dr. Inth Foot, to be Capmin of Company, vice Lord Lake, who exchanges. 4th Regim nt of Foot—En.lgn rdward Purvis to be Lieutenant, r uchase, vice Sir John Cox, appointed to the Stcond Life Guards. Rh Ditto—Ensign = Sr. Clair to be Lieutenant, vice Pratt, dee cane d ; a tr i t ,,,pher Hilliard, Gent in b`e Ensign, vice St. Clair, and ---- Boyd, Gent. to be Ems', vice Gordon, who resigns. 39th Ditto—Secead Lieutenant Morgan Merman, from the 95th Foot, t,? be Fenster, vice Stevenson, who exchanges. Ditto-I.lentestant W ilium Capel from the :Alt Garrison Bat talion, to be lieutenant, without purchase, - vice Bernard, pro moted in the 84th Foot. • - Roth Dirtn—Guy Rotton, Gent to be Ensign, wi•hout purchase, view Crockatt, promoted, and Hospital-matt William liyrtt to be Assistant-Sorg-on, vice Vetch, appointed oh the Staff. 14th Ditto—Hospital-mate J. G. Elhingtun to be Assistast Sur • e unteo n, Ate Walters, whose appointment has not taken place. Ditto--= Forster Dawson, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, rice Langden, promoted. 38th Dints—rl leotenant Edward Ominaney Wrench to be Cap tain of a Company, by purchase, vice Vandeleur, who retires, Ensign Wtitiaan Skinner to be Lieutenant, without purchase, slice Wrench ; John Tittle, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Skinner. Old Ditto--Assistant Surgeon ()Tunnel', from the Mil • gane f to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Taylor, promoted in the 13th Foot. 67th Ditto---LieatemantThomas Backhousc to be Captain of a Compary, vice Murray, deceased. SOth Ditto —Captain Thomaa.Vyvyan, from the Sth West-India Regiment, to be Captain of a Compary, vice Prior, who ex " cle...r• get; Ensign Henry Flag hunter to be Lieutenant, witb• oar purchase, vice Lawrence, superseded, and Richard Jones; (km. to be Ensign, vice Jauncey. 60th Ditto—Major Edward Sebright, from the Sth West-India Regiment, to, bo Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, .and Colo+ net Francis Gerard Lord Lake, from the Ist Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sebright, who enehanges. 69th Ditto--Ensign James Kennedy, from the 69th Foot, to bt Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Eley. led Ditto-,Captain Andrew Gelis to be Major, by purchase, vice Pearson l who retires ; Lieutenant John Ritchie to be Captain of a Cees ' ipany, vier Gelb, and Ensign John Ovens to be Lieu - tenant, vice Ritchie. Tsrli Ditto--George Witarrie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 110th Ditto--Lieuter.ant Wiliam Trent, from the 84th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice D'Arcy, sy t h ra tt o--o,tprain Anthony William Somersall, from the 4th wet-Inn Regiment, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Hus ky, who exchanges, and Lieutenant —.Clifford, from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, alms Hall, who ex- sheave. gigeh Ditto —Engirt Oorn Barwell teljeutenant, by purchase, vice Wauchope, prom sb oted in the 2 ob 2d rim. !kith Rig me= of Foot-" Ensign Robert Stevenson, from the 15th Foot, to be Yd Lieutenant, vice Hilfertnan, who exchanges. Seth Ditto—Hospidlamate Richard S. hiorrison to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Gill, promoted in the York Light Infantry Vo lunteers. 'nth Dbto--Captain Richard Armstrong, from the 9th RoyzlVe tea..-. Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice M`Crohan, who exchanges, and Captain Alexander Thistletlivrayte, icor• the ntb Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Truett, who exchanges. 4th West India Regiment.. Captain Thomas Huxley, from the 87th Foot, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Stumm:ll, who exchanges. Ith Ditto—Captain John Prior front the 30th Foot, to be Car pin of a Canary, vice Vrryan, who exchanges. • Royal York Rangers. To be Ltentettatteg--.Eullignt W *ea& Godfrefs G. Henderson, Charles Macdonald, Pam Bonnay, Daniel Mackay. 1„, he Ensigns—Mathias Hunt. Gent. vice Godfrey Jame. Shaw, Gent. vice He nderson ; Robert Ma rt ineau, Celt. eau. Macdonald ; lames Arthur O'Hara, Gent. vice Guards, leant William i.dwardz, from the Coldstream vice hiackay. h Garrltnn Eattanon--Livutenart Forster Han, from the 87th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clifford, who exchanges. Mb Ditto—Br, vet Major Et nsxt Misseu, from the 97th Foot, to to Captain of a Company, vice Tbistle.-thwarte, wboexchangsm. tlth Royal Veteran Battalion : -.Captain Denis hi Crohan, from the 97th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Armstrong, who excbarles. loth Ditto--Llectenant H. M. Ormsby, from the 4th Royal Ve teran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. - loyal Manx Fencibles-44euteuant Edward Oliver to be Cap tog o f a Coaspany, vice the Hon. Andrew Forbes, deceased. STAFF. titre Assistant Commissar/ Charles Aylmer to be Assistant Ckar.missary to the Forces serving in Ireland. .(EMORAN DUM. f lu te, Mules Grant, of the 6th West India Regiment, orb° su ptrseded in the Gocette of the 18th March last, is rein rated in its rank. The u ndermentioned Officers of the 6th West India Regraent are superseded, being absent without leave, viz. Lietitentint Frederick Van Gerais; Ensigns William Mackay and Aleaander 6utiterk.r.d. ELULATUN in the Gazette of the 3latifsq, 1808. • 6th West India Regiment. yOr J. R. S. Longwordt, Gent. to be Ensign, withour purchase, 'vire Grirt, Read J. R. b. Longworth, Gent. to be Ensigtr, without purchase. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, J u ly John Hnrk es, of Aedle-strest i K ood-street, Londe'', ruerdiaut, at one, at GulkihaU. "f .7""••:•t • • 1111111111111111111111111111111. 111 1 111 . - - ''— ' .. , - . .• - . • ' - ' f - - - hattlittet7PTN. of his' art ),21* Lation ► -lb e-ma I waroin t t a in ease . tun Robot MIO4 of Ilwarpeol, fander, &alarm& doimalles . _ .... to atar4l/Ikatiad t she overheard a croveriation between Sir render' August 16, 17, and 2.4, at one, p 4 Oa tissuds ;Cavern, to W i lli am an d Ellen Black , Literpool. Atomics, Mr. Thomas Biackstoct, St. Illidr A'..••• the chambermaid , in wh ich he told her she might lethis room in his absence, add . court, Poultry, Loudon; or Messrs. Borillatil and titeplirsino, N 0.24, Drury-lure, 1 lierpooL a. 5 she corresponded with Sir William, she supposed SarsteeLovell, of Hound:ditch, London, baker, dealer and chap- h e was aequainted with the fact. man July 16, ~at one, and August 4 s, at tins, at ch aldhalt. Atte: ll6 Teats, Messrs. P a r u ther and Son, London-street, ben- At the recomm endation of Lord Ematiso :to no I, church-saves; it was agreed that Sir William should and each side pay their Joseph lithkehaad, of Manchester, es s edvniiner, dealer and chap- tame he actua ll y occup ied, pay for the man, July 19, at eleven, August 1, aud23, at duet, at the Royal own m k s . • Oak Inn. Manchester. Anomie:, Messrs. Kearsky and Cod- 1110Ltrig, v. mouses 3 well, Manchester; or Mr. FIRS, Curshor-street, London. This was an is tie frem the Court of 'Clatpeerb. Thonsas Lee, of Liverpool, Innkeeper and victualler , July 26, 27, . . ~. and August 23, at eleven, at the sitar and Garter, Liverpool wnicn, from the number of witnesses examined, Orr Aztomies, Mr. Dawson, Liverpool; or Messrs. Shepherd and cupied the attention of the Court during the greatndt. Adlington, Bedford-row, Landon. part of the day. 'lle question was, merely to torj William Bradbury, late of Lolefield, in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Ruse now of small Bridge, township of Hunderstield, parish of whether the Plaintiff had committed 411 'ACC of banlt Rochdale, Lancashire, w o ollen clothier, July 15, CO, and Au g , . ruptcy ? The parties art' brOtbers--thi former lived SS, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Rochdale. Attornies, Meows. at .Horsham, in Sussex, and carried onhusinesa at a l shepherd and Adlington, No. 1, Bedford-rots, Loudon ;ar Mr. nurseryman. He became embarrassed in his IL Milne, Rochdale. Janes Morey, of Hereford, wille-merchant, July 117, en., and cunsstances, aed in January last, having an execution ......,____ Au g ust ta, at eleven, at the Black Dog I n n, Gloucester.— in his house, he left it, and went to Barnet, where he DIXON'S CELEBRATED ABVI Attormes, Mr. Geor g e (la w s, Cbancery-Dyne, London ;or staid for about ten days, to avoid his creditors. His ESE Pills have long obta 'nevus °tee, Gloucester. brother, the Defendant, being a creditor, hearing of Tll:the private practice 44be i'faPrit William Stretton, late of l‘Patienhoe, Northamptonshire, butcher, , Sul3 25, a top, five, July 26. and August 2:4 at eleven, at the this, and in order to `save the property, immediately : earl', and from these great atlefa*- , i la man ors, otrinunerous patients of distinction declared a Duke of Der/ford, Sr Geocia Waxers, • George Inn, *lbrapston• Att.:sillies, Messrs. Robert and Caryer struck a docket, and he, was accordingly *.Sherard, at Thrapston or Ottndle ;or 'Alessrs. Kinderley, Loth bankrupt. A number of wit:tresses, were called, Who the Dowager Lady Say a nd Sek, the and Lace, Gray's inn, London. troved that the Plaintiff had left his' houselo avoid lir 11 __c.._e was persuiaed tooter them to Illarnuel Harmer, of Aletborough, Suffolk, intake" per, July 2i„ Ye, is creel . ors and . it ; after an excellent charge from bation and sanction ortheir name. and Au g ust 23, at eleven, at the Angel, Halesworth, zsrffolk. ~ , The following Pia proof of their efficacy I 2 . Attomies, Messrs. Debary and Derby,Tanfield- court , Lind ELPlThiPoeoucir , the Jury found a verdict for ~ Deal Castle, Haverford West ; SonthWalos, Fe1i•14,11162. •. or Mr. George Wm. Browne Bohan; Decries. the Defendant (the petitioning creditor); 'Mch cot.- “ Captain Llo/11 presents his compliments to Mr. Di ttn , al . Thonaa Shenstoll. of Matte Bosworth. Leicestershire, drapi - r, firms the bankruptcy of the . Plaintiif. 4 . ... ; though not personaily acquainted with him; wo u ld t o, it „ ilia. dander and chapman, July 27, at three, July 29, and August :4, COCKANGE V. SITWELL. your, if he would scud him four or hie boxes of his Pith as woe it eldom, at the George, Hinckley. Attorsika, Mr. Jobs 1-10,4 ,,,, . ..,. • • - • • • and as be possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used tie Medi. lkrridge. Wood street, Cheapside, London ;or Mr. Edwaid The remain in this case is an eminent artist, Chit, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; fist the great service die t Thornley, Hinkley, Leicestershire. eat Defendant, a gentleman of fortune in, Yorkshire. have bent to Moe. Lloyd, as well as to CoL Bids % ) In a George Orchard, otherwise George Tryon Orchard, late of Co. The'ense had formerly been before the Court, when rally, Cant Lisqd feels it his duty to r e commend th e pill!Ms tj. wh art . pen/writ Hawse, Isliogton, Middlesex.. victualler, o' , tier and it was aaree char man, July 22, 26, and August 21, at ten, at Guildhall— d, that on the Defind.aut's paying to the be. p ev er e s r oi lie ls a gli s r es en , d h er e s ft in all th y t is hii c i o k t s in i t f r M i r t . l ll v i u x u n i n d e u v e ou a bi t ap eres i tntul o itiht Attorney, Mr. lanky, No. 60, Chcapside, London. Plaintiff 201. and mturning the articles furnished. .. .. community." The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for os etef i rg John Popplewell. of Kingston-upon-Plull, auczioncer, July In,mg a life-sine figure of Com'uaiuleconze...two s.mau . b ronze ... as: 4 t wAci: rz ia gn g uct h il e d r iti o ,... e k e ..,i o a f ibenci th yth e pee l e t r o vc ma .inont c sb h ibuit f e n tni r att e a t ia i r ri nAgr i d ig et hi eena di bporai g e rs t.r ti i in ttvi lt s i vent.. prer ..::,,, n a l cuc; So and Aurnt 23, at eleven. at the Dog and Duck Tavern, fi gur e s of HOculei in real Scale-lane , lOn g stonstport-flull. Attornies, Messrs . Exley arid figures of the sam e f igure f o . e the pu rpose Stocker. Purnivars Inn, London ; and Messrs. Codd and 'Ca lain no farther execution should f'ow. • . , land, Kingston-upon Hull.• • had-ach s and hear:-bare , which is octane pod by r • Geor g e Stokoe. of Sun-sncet. London, plane-maker„done-'-r and . A r i ' s agreement had since made the subject . . . ! • , 4 ' P eimintl, and a delniltated stomach, whether arising from the atrisnotty o f cha t man, July to, 23 , at eleven, and August e:i, at ten, fAI of an order by Mr. Justice Lit lliame, to be executor the rodundanbile, intemperate diet, La:drinking to excess. GuildiialL Anoraks, Mr. Aubrey, Took's-court, Cumin*. *ga -..r.a.t. ' the a firstms' day of the term before last. but the I Said whdesak and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chearsikle, street, or Mr. Samuel ..___ Pollen, Forc street, Cripplegate. --- lIENDS.- • ' terms of never corn it had b een lied with. *,. _ .. ..! corner of Paternoster-row. Londonßaxter, ; Faint:ni g h Ad : Glasgow; and :aid y moatetaiuttry MadicineVeaders, in bun BUTLER's CELEBRATED RESTOI POWDER. ftAtTry of Couatenaace. and tures, sae allow& to distinguish the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH POI to remind !is Country-wnenen that the UN% helf its influence where tits 'Cc th s- rotten and unhealthy appearance—this the present preparation ;thirds the infai.utile every blemish of the enamel, and is safe cortmwsednf Vertaldes. It recommended to the attention away every imperfection. either in the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the _ tale, sad making the Gums of their proper htsC ; and a certain preventive against the 7 position of this kind ever brought forward met such univ•xsal approbation ; and - that is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, Wholesale and retail, 14 Mr. t corner of Paternows-g-row - and retail, (yams; Pidding, T 6, 0:J04-street; 1 Baiter, Eniiiburgh and Glasgow , and bi Venders and PerfumersOn linecia. vs. The value of the articles was proved—no appear ance was made for the Defendant, and a verdict was catered for 231..25. being the difference between the value of the articles furnished, and the sum formerly ordered to be paid, and on payment of which the ar ticles were to be received back. • DIV IDt.Nl)b. • July 16., John Snawdou, of Plymouth, drape., at tweletif." as ' ondnn. July 80. Joseph Hawkey,:of Piccadilly, miry aims.; • tie:slant-wakes. at twelve, at Guildhall. ?uly 20. Peter Battler, of Southampton-Buildiniya Cluangery lime, Miteileser, iitariner, at ten, at Guildhall. • Oc ober SI. Jos: ith Dean, of Watling-street, London, wholessl! l diterodraper, at twelve, at Gliildhall • In y 26 ! James Jones, new ciliate of Bishop's Stcrtfor d , Herd, • shopkeeper and pedlar, at one, at Guildhall.' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVSD. Hugh Dtickworth,jun. and Thomas Barber, cif Liverpcol, cot ton broken, July 1, 1808. • Amos Burditt, enjamin Dawson, and Benjamin Hargrave, of High Bridge-mill, Cionherworeh; Yorkshire, woolen sua:.n...• curers, Jo.y 5, 1808. John Dawson and Samuel Pierce, of Liverpool, linen am woollen-drapers; June 4,1508. Richard Ford aid William. Dawson, of Bristol, rope makers, March 14, 1606. Edward Francis and Thomas Peirscn, of Leonard, Shore dith, Middlesex, pawn-brokers, June 24, 1 808 . John Winter and John Winter, jun. of Bristol, comb and lam thorn horn makers, June 4, 1808. Peter Hardman and Robert Hardman, of Crow Oaks, White fiAel, Lancashire, bleachers, July 1, 1 SeB. Thomas hlorhall and Price Jam :l Evans, of Russell-court, Drury-lane, Westminster, June 24, !KB. Ptter Hewitt, John Hewitt, and - Joseph Pimbley; coal mer chants, Blackrod, Lancashire, March 30,2808. James Hardey and John Heap, of Dunstable, straw-hat ma nufacturers, June 24, 1808. Sannatil opp, Wm. Armitage, Wns. Armitage, jun. George Armitage, Charles Armitage, and Morgan Davies, of the Wharf Furnace iron works. at Newbold, Cheiterfield, m Derbyshire, March 31, 1808. Thomas Durrant, Robert Dison , and John Carter, the Black Boy inn, Cisdmsfor d, innkeepers, July 1, 1 8 08 . William Law and Geo. Little, of bthad-street, Lorton, mes- Aunts, July 1,180 s. William Sutton, Thomas Tobin, Wm. Fishwick, and Thomas Barrow, of Tuxteth Park, near Liverpool, and Preroi a.-u•- cashire, merchants , and worsted spinners, Sept. 10, 1807. James Ba o -ater and RLGhaid Gagster, uplioistaCra, London, July 7, 'SO , . • Thomas Vine, sen. and Thomas Vine, jun. of Brighthelmstone, Susses, grocers and ie./dealers, and Staffordshire warehousemen, July ; 1808. . Joseph Watson and John Hanbury, of Birckin-lace, Londe+ , merchants, July 9, 1805. - George Will:aria and J. H. George, of Worcester, glove mar nufasturt rs, July 6, 1808 John Burlingham, John Burlirgbarn, jun. 'Thomas Rurlityk ham, and William Price, of I .‘ .. ave.:At:l, glove mahuiecturerb, June 30, 1808. John Turner, Thomas Turner, and Samuel Turner, of Shef. ' dad, caerchisuti And factors, June u 7, 1808. at `ii. a. each. • - PAP§R.TAbri DISCWERY • 'f`l-IE Advantage the ~13 n blic must always derive X from regulerly educated profoislonal num (Breeds; also exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated tha:iby the unexampled armee* which Int attended the a,lndnistraikon of their new remedy, and the extra:es din3ry cures it has performed: For aloes series of years, Meals Cos it I F. mid Co. Surgeons, formerly in hls Majesty% service,han tittle the Venereal Disease the particular object of their his*. gation, and are happy in having rlcoviirecl..a medicine superior to buircury in the cure of that co. iplaint ; it Is se fficieut to °Swett that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite totheie of mercury, for though iteompletely eraeicates every vestige oi the virus, in its most con#ruied stages, yet it does not in the list Injure the constitution; on the akin-sty, - it I.nueates the system in - all its natural ;unctions, promotes appetite; and fittilitatteeli gestion ; thus instead of reducing". strata-and vigorous emotion. don to the frightful conditipn that ruercury doeit, it not °dy pte. serves that constitution in its primitive state but restores 3 weak: and debilitated one to its natural stre n gth a nd vigour. Number■ Loss instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and -speckle virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debilgx, whether proceeding from an two of conkigalnr illicit pleisiire, or irons the more insidious, though not less destructive, indedgedce of Meititiousynoth of both sexes in a certain . pernicions habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of , disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, thereWe none more afflicting than that distressin g . , state of debility and de ficieney Which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seeks lief, until he isresinced , tu such a state of onsakness as to modrr life oppressive. Ttb syekpersons it must. e .a cowling refic. ttoii to knote; that they may now, by a new infallible mode I • =ent, be Am - Visit's-4i to thatgreatest of all human lAccoiuss; a manly anti vMorees dondinition. I in hit cases of debility, sleßceency, from whatever cause arising, as Well as In,every species of venereal infection, Messrs. (:untie aiel It may be consulted by patients of either sex with the gstated secrecy, and honour, at thefrhoure, No. 107, Hatton ' Garden. Patients in-the tmuntry, describing the particuLted *dr complaints, by truer post paid, e.nclosiag a Back note. wilt • have the necessary nutilickie And &deice sent to any port of the kingdonl. No. 0.17, silatton Gadget. • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JULY 12. SMITH W. TOWN. This case has been alrezdy before the public in a variety of shapes. This day Mr. George Smith, who, with his brother and two sisfer;, had been tried at the Westminster Sessions for an assault =on the Defen dant, Mr. Town, on which occasion the present Plain tiff and nne of his sisters were. acquitted, and the brother and sister were found guilty.--sought to reco ver damages from the Defendant for false _imprison ment and malicious .prOsecntion. . -- The Learned Judge was of oPinion, thit there was here a probable cau,,e of suspicion ngitinst the Plain tiff, and, on that ground, he was nonsuited. • OLD' BAILEY. Yesterday the Adritiraity Sessions commenced be fore Sir Wtt.unse.Scarti Mr. Jtritice BAILFY, Baron GRAHAM, Ice. 'when ilfsidrrtu Wilkes, 'the Mate of an American vessel, was puirkthe bar , on a clrarge of robbing the ship to which be belonged, wialst,lyiug in the Downs,..' . l'he Captain being &tabled in America in conseqUence of the Embargo Act, and the prisoner. having been already confined upwards of ten months, was discharged. ' . . _ ... • - Joan Pint; de Silva w:43-t4e4 arraigned for the mur der of a fellow Portuguese seaman of ti..e name of Dos Santos. The tire - must:Luca attending t he tt an sac :ion were few. The prisoner interfered ittlehalf of a co rn• rade, and occasioned the death of the deceased. lifter a charge from the Judge,' Mr..riaten EIie:HAM; the Jury found a verdict of Not Guilty.; The trials of several seamen fordeserticut Anti run ning away with the boat of a West-Indiwinan, were put off to a future day, and the sessions, Were dim adjouu. AtIDDLESEX gurAIONS.. : Yotterilay William Jostif ! Tot ln . assuit wog tlitita? bett - Edwards, Which was accompanied with.citcuni: stances 'of Very'considerable atsvkation; traced to twelie months imprisonment in the Ramo of Correction, ColdUtth.fieids. • The Court adjinsrued far the trials of prisooers . 'I • O I'HOMAS . TAYLOR, ESQ. No. a; .11 0 /EW BitlOt t lEeql.t.ELT; LcINIX)Ns alOaliniensas. „au run- . • I BEG leave to infor m you, that-ever sn ? the year --Intl-I:meal:, were V • , • ,„,„ ..„,,„,,, • ~- • ~„ ,e.,„. ;790, I had been afflyteti with the Lues enea e. ,l%htch 4 r am - ;e• """ ''t``'`" '''''' '"'""" its obstituutly reshlitig every course of ultediane preserilnd by the e e molt eminent of the faculty Imre i and underguiegnevs at see it . . coprses of salLvation, and Watt discharged froneyhe Hospital, . his • e l ittle relief, Sionitrappear to be of the most atretterate nature. la e*eprir.g ,of fast y: as' my disorder had got to such *fund; to earl); to put u periodeo any existence. 1 had a large ulaer on the crown of mr bead, oilcan eeela arm, and. my legs were broke* vet in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and hid been in a state - of ulceration for the hit seven years • any kit had also two stades 'upon i. was very much discolour-Ate - lad gee me such -exe.naciath ag pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was re eonimetaded by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so greet a cues ' leyelittrat here,) to take' your Leahe's Pateut Pine, which I bcgsa to dome the teith May; in the course of a fortnight I Legal: is receive lenett—in Little more than a month' the ulcers os re 1 head and arms were scundly healed—sows:after, the sorts on re i• ler • keal.d also: leaving, however, Nos sideraisle disealosia• 1- Wain the skin, and pain ha the hour of the left, yrhieli s by de I Messing of 64. d, and a little imager perseverance in /Our iroall‘ [tile hledicir.e. subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skis nvilalt i itinat tire' hoe, and the nocturnal pains gradtedly going off—l aim bismine, by' y'taitr liberal advice and medicine; perfectly freehrel bay former romplitinte—have recovered my former spirits surd .strength, and am huomeintlY and fat, In which stateharing me tweed [many Months to the mitonishuteut of all witteluiew lam I • T GAMBLE'S BRrTISIiEA. , am at e less In what mime to express any gratitude , but leg ye l l , - for the goad Of other sefferidemortali, to make this any case a THE Re*. J. GAMBLE has been favoured with ra mi e u im a s ebi o, " I sha ll o„ every ucoas i ou _ ko so 4 ., 1 ryes many Cases of its efficacy, end the congratulations aim- ,will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble set merous Clergymen—For the benefit of the affiicted, the following -, aut , ALEX: - MURKtit.• few Cases are subjoined : , iitwart's Close, Illgh-etreet, Edinburgh. TO THE REV. J, GAMBLE, SYDI.ING, DORSET.- • • • Witnesses to the above Carer Sir—Having laboured a continual sick neee-ecee, end We John Thompson, No. e, Neu Poukry-market,l Edinburgh.. nous vomiting for the list 20 years, I purchased at your wholeMle =John M'lntosh, Old Assembly Close; Edinburgh. . Agents, Mr. BUT La P., No. 4, Chcapside, a packet of your Uri- • Prepared and soil by the. sole Proprietor, j'hornas Tsydars tish Tea. By taking It agreeably to the directions , I was relieved, ' Member of ti•t• Royal Cullegr of eurgeons in La ra don, at his house, and have continued taking it invariably to this time. I have the ff No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where, after a coast:cm reselerice ti pleasure to inform you I lave not, for these last three months, ex- more than 44) years, in a practice particularly directed to dll perieuced any sick head-ach or bilious disorder, which I entirely 1 Cure of Venereal. Complaiute, and those encedeetal to the attribute to taking your Tea. In justice so you for so happy a . l Pars,- of Generation., with that ieviol n ble iecrecy *Lich nes discovery, and for the good of the community, you are at liberty of his profession shoold always-observe in such cases, be f l i t ' to make my case known.---T remain, Sir, your obedient servant, tors himself, the advice and assisettict lie gratuitoes:y adri• ELIZ. PI N C°T • i Meters to persons taking this Medicine, win be esteeined,hy 3' sl ' No. 77, Sun-street, Bilhopsgate, London. Jan. 29. 'oohing Public, as an advantage seldom attained end void of A Si to a sedmtary life aud the free use of Foreign Tea, am bi gu i ty . , . • my serves were at times so much affected es set be deerived of i They arealeo sold by hie appointment. at' the Perfunier's,N o nett—say thoughts wen occupied with the moat frightful hue- 3 5, S t . Albans-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ole natians and startings In my sleep. I hadahe most able advice, but fora-street ; Mr.Disborough's, No. 7, rish-stractehin, ea rl y* to no purpose. Varieus means were tried; but witbuot success. posite the Monument ; and by one person in every considerable I was prevailed on to try GA us a. el BPITIS• Tree-el procured & town in Engeard, &c. in boxes only 2se9d. each, sealed up salt packet at Messrs. Huard and Linn's, Bath, which I drank eery full and plain directions, whereby persons of either eel may caale L morning, and have continued it for some months. Its salubrious themselves with ease and secrecy. , •.• • qualities bas restored me to good health, hut if at any time I N. B.Every box sold in Great Britain is sealed up vd.h.anents drink foreign Tea, I feel its baneful effects.--1 mu, Sir, your on whleft,by favour of the Commissioners, is printed,at theednel humble servant, - R. BROWN. ofe ee —T. 'raylor, No. A, New Midge-streets - td Imitate wisi# . • Pulteneyeatmet, Batb, January 90. 1805. d felony, amid! Others are counterfeit.. Sold wholesale and retail at Me. Butler's, No, 4, Cheepside. corner of Paternoster-retw, London ; Mr. Batter Edinburgh . Loptop; I Printed ind Published by LEVEL XEDlr e of Car and Glasgow; sad retail by most Country Booksellers sod Metre.: tertiary Place, Lambeth, at the STat-Orrsie. -NO. is Cater ciavVenderss au packets at Sts. 9d. and Is. Gd. flack. I Need. hobnailed also at the St aut-01 , 101, Tao* Bat• . , • -• •; • I Presents State Lottery, the First:42.4,n .Prize cf TWF,NTYTOOVSKIrb Pouyea,.No. 10,197; %%MS . Sold in a Quarter, an Eighth; and Tin: Sisteenth -Snares bg RICH ARUSOY, GOMM/tit and CO: at. their Ohl Offi ces, Corner of Dank - Builckings, Cornhill, 414 facing the Gate of the . King's Mew,s,..Chazing-Cross, y4here Tickets ?nd'Sh niarranteti cfp.Sale. .s. - 1* LOt4 1-I.lCiii WA. Nforning Afternoon - . IMTrut!DuE Tu-AitottnoW. 43 vedintei thrt S 14 *IWO :fiker .6. t at, . • Yrti - . . TOL4TIVE *UM; utti regularity of Fea. the tridsh Fair; but O W 'I3WDEI: would b i Late '. • • the lustre of their Chou./ a y e - are, ducoloated, or shot a is the more issizetuable, as b i , Fallible means of reineviat i safe 14Itsapplic-lian, 11,: 4 SiXte I of all yank , ,as'edeirl og i g .. . emote. ,or tie dox4 of tha b., e Breath sweet ad roper bap sod the Morbid*. ?•4 award m publis evil/ivie s , litad the Proptistar bas to bon ' • Chea te . . ~. f . Butler , No. 4. pt, . . v ii, by Crisp, eot Her of f4role Tit( et; Clarke, 349, Soto* ; mr. I by meat Country Medic! e 4SI ! . s . ed. each. _ . .* a N'l IBILIOUS 'PILL/4. 1 btained a- kast celebrity .;.• prietor, Mr. Ihi on, Aped.. nasty Gt./do/re bilious Dhsses ion andlothemparzicuhrty% 2i Sir Gregory Pate Ihraler, :. 41 se Vit. lowness Itulkeiey, i te, o thu y. Ablic, under the app.as 4 * . 01 1 0 . :. /~~r V tigt fait CL ter I tbei • II Ven dar pi: t ow; 6a,t eigt bII pbs , bell tut fi 4a Pal Y~ art ~k t • : L 41V 110TEiLICE1 'Cr; COURT OF EXCHEQUER,. JULY 11 • TILE K 4 N1.1 V. BENTLEY BSD OTNEUE. . - This cause occupied nearly the whole of the day : — [t was brought by the SOLIATOR GENERAI; agamst.: it, Defendants, for the pay:nent of the legal duties on a large quantity of adds, resembling vinegar, amounting to 16001. On the part of the Defendants it was contended, that the acids were intended to pro. mote another branch cf business carried on by them, viz.. that white lead man it steturers. After a con,sidoraVe diseusaion the Sor.terroi GE - r xERAL agreed that the ac ion should be withdrawn, or. security:be;ng lodged by the Defendants to abide the opiuiou rithelcidges on the question of law reserved, whether Vinegar, in the state described, was liable to the duty imposed by Mt of Parliament. COURT CF RING'S 'BENCH, JULY - W. INOOLDIY STANNARD v. SIR w. I\ The Plaintiff in this case was the keeper of a ho tel in Covent Garden, and the Defendant a Gentle man of fortune. The action was for the use and occupation of certain apartments in the hotel, which the Delendant'had agreed should always be retained for his use at the rate of 1201- per annum. An agree meet to this effect was produced in the hand writing of Sir William, which began with the formality of a warrant, as (Covert Garden to wit) and then the agreement was set out to the effect above stated.— The waiters of the house were called; who proved that the Defendant had occupied the apartment agreed for ' • but on their cro s s examination it also turned out, that in January, 1806, Sir William com lug to town about six o'clock one morning, hefound his bed occupied by a Gentleman and Lady, and. as lie did not choose to turn them out and get into their hot places, he left the house in dudgeon, and declared 'he would noi pay for the apartments. It also ap peared that the Plaintiff was in the habit of letting his. apartments during .his absence, but on the condi, tion that the occupiers should turn out at a moment% T Zit< Mr•