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, 1 i L.ll, INTALI,Ri RCN E. COURT OF CHANCERY, ACV s. PI-PAKTE TOMLINSON AND ',TREKS. This WAS a petition on the par: of the affignees of a bankrupt to iltperftde the cominiffion'ilfued againil him. It was Rated that the bankrupt had been com mitted by the Commiifloners ftr not having duly patied his examination, but t:-,at the atlignees and ere• doors in general were fatisficd he had no further ef fr.,ls, and th:reiltre they were defirous the cortamiffion Mould he fuperkded. • The Loan CHANCELLOR thought the application as novel as ii was dangerous. Without imputing fraud in the prefent inilance, he obferved, that if the prayer of filch a petition was to be granted as a matter of cooril:, it would enable bankrupts, who might pro bably h tee been guilty of felony in concealing their property, to elude jullice by a fubfequent arrange ment with their creditors of a nature which he ought not to fatußion. It was the Rill application of the Lind he had ever heard of, and his Lordthip faid he was doubtful as to what might be its operation with regard to the bankrupt himfelf. He was not deter roilo•cl whether, in the event of fuperfeding the corn miffion, he ought not immediately to difcharge the bankrupt out of cullody, without waiting for his be ing liberated by virtue of a writ of Habeas Corpus. He confitleted it a previous aeceffitry Rep that the bankrupt thould be examined by the Commiffioners, who had power to releafe him, if they thought it right to do fo. Had the bankrupt not been commit. ted, he thould not have hefitated in fiiperfedingthe commi:lion, but as the fad Rood, he was of opinion, if he granted the application, he thould be amen raging limilar ones. where the parties might have wade themfelves criminally refponlible. The Coward for the petitioners affured his Lord ihip that the bankrupt's dime would not produce sough to pay the Commiflioners their tees, if they met to examine him, and that the creditors were fully perfuaded there were no effats. His Lordflsip replied, he was afraid of the prece dent; however, he would take time to confider what was proper to be done. His Lorcifhip finithed all the bankrupt petitions in the paper, and rote at half pall two o'clock. POLICIL E skaaaa.—Saturday swiwii; was corn• roittcd flr trial, on charge of dealing two gold rings from Eleanor Blandford. Wm men*, EL.—On Saturday,after feveral exami nations, May and Parker were finally examined, on fufpicion of divers felonies; but no prolecutors ap pealing againft them, they were difchargesl with an admonition. A man of the name of !Pi!Egon alias Matt&ars, was brought up, charged with returning from tranfpor- Con. but for want of a witnefs, and a record of his convitlion, he was committed for re examination. Woasutr•srairr.—Saturday two men were corn. 'flitted f o r trial, charged with offering counterfeit ba' Harrow Gatitwar.—Saturday fome men, who were apprezei. :ed t..c preceding evening in Whitecrofs fireet, on fufpicion, were examined, and remanded for a furtner hearing. One of the party, who has efcaped. wounded a confiable In levereli in the body with a knife, that hic life is delpaired of. Saturday as the Sexton of St. Dionis Backchurch, in Fenclinrchilreet, was aiding tome workmen in fixing the principal chandelier, the chain by which it was fufpended broke, and. falling on his head, killed him nn the fpot. One of the workmen was dread f illy bruikd, and conveyed to the hofpital. Monday evening the fon of Mr. Elliilon, five years old, fell over the balluarade of a well flair cale, in Milrmse ftreet. Bath, to the depth of forty feet per pendicular. He was (hockingly bruifed, but is ne ♦erthelcfs declared out of danger. About nine o'clock on Friday night, a very ami able young woman, who lived with her brother in St. Ann's Court, Wardour.ftreet, Soho, took it into her head to conunence at that late hour the cleaning of the windows. Very unluckily the Rretched out too far, and thus loft her hold, when the was precipi tated into the beet the height of two pair of Rairs. Her fkull was moll dreadfully • fraftured in two places. She was taken to the Middlefez Hofpital, with very little hopes of recovery. Fla I.—On Saturday night the whole of a new row of hooter adjoining to Gower-greet, Bedford.fqttare i were menaced with defiruftion by an alarming con flagration that broke nut in one of them, lately put. chafed by lir. Lawn, Colonel of the Bedford Volun teers. The premifes being in an unfiniffied Rate, with the wood work and (having: lying in all dim. tions, the flames fpread with uncommon rapidity and illuminated the firmament to a confiderable dißance. From the d;fficulty of procuring a feafonable fupply of water, the jolt& of the building was entirely con fumed in leis than an hour after the fire commenced, and the fire men had only to estiorguifli the ruins wirier continued burning a long while after, between the party walls. The wind blowing (bong in front of the hordes, fortunately direfted the flames to the rear, where nothing remained to communicate with t 'ern. and preferred the tell of the row. The fire was occafioned by the following arnim fl ance : The pro prietors et the buildings waing to accelerate the pre parations making for the accommodation of the vo. lantern, permitted the workmen to make a number Of barrack bedficads at their different work benches, after fix o'clock in the evening, by candle fight, dur ing which the candle being placed in an incautious (ituation communicated with the 'baring' and pm. dared this unfortunate confequence. The Bloomf. bury Volunteer, at•-nded. The fire men of the Globe Infurance (Mee were very attire r—three of them. at the rifle of their litres, cut away the beams at the top of the Louie, and thus fared the others. Saturday tome degree of burble was created at the Poll Office, by the chimney of the Inland Depart ment taking fire ; but it was extinguithed withoet riling any damage. Tbarfday corrning a fire broke not at Fawley. court. Deaf Henley. tt. e feat of S. Freeman, EN. which crinfusned the tiabling. and burnt four cart /series. The accident was occafiemed by the negli gence of C.me workmen, who bad retired and left ibe ire not in uperly fecund. Frfm the LONDON CAZETTA Novestier MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICI, NOVliklEill 5. 1503. BARRACKS. Nathaniel Forfter, Gent. Lieutenant on half pay of the late Loyal sheßickt Regiment, to be a barrack Matter in Great Britain ; John George 3dl, Gent. Lieutenant in the Leieelterflibe kb hti4, to be a Deputy Barrack -Malta In Graft Britain. Bolton Light Hark Volunteers. Captain-Lkutenant M. Fletcher to he Captain ; Cornet William Wright to be Lieutenant; John Mixdfiey. Gent. to be Ad . _ _ jatait Southelmham, or gth Troop of Suffolk Gentlemen and Ytomanry Cavalry. . _ . Alexander Adair. £fq. to be Captain ; Robert Aggar, Can. to be Lieutenant; Thomas Drake, Geut. to be Cornet. Milton Volunteer Infantry. - - • . John Put, Fitt to be Captain-Commandant; JLhn Thacker, Efq. to be Captain; Richard Atkinfon and Edward Holt, Gents. to he Lieutenants; James jamefon and John Lowe, Gents. to be Enfigns; Henry Watkinfon, Gent. to be Surgeon. Bury Rifle Company. - Thomas Yates, Efq. to be Captain ; Jt;hn Bortion, Cent. to be Firft Lieutenant; John Batten, Gent. to be Sec•nd Lieutenant. Chetter le Street Volunteer Infantry. - - - - - - - - - . Richard Bell, Efq. to be Major-Commandant; Geor,.e Greenweft, lg. to be Captain; John Crondace, Gent. to be Firft Lieute rw:t ; George Cumming, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant; Reverend Robert Nellbn to be Chaplain. Croxtell Volunteer Infantry. The Earl of Sefton to be Major. To be Captains—Thomas itobinfors. Peter Halewood, and George Barrow, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants--Thoinas Hann, William Rothwcll, and Tho mas Bourne, Gents. To be Enfigni—John Sept, Robert Whaney, and John Lathbury, Gen% Denton Volunteer Infantry. . _ . jobs Peacoek,Efq. to be Captain ; %Mon Alin - worth, GCEL to be Lieutenant; John Cook. jun. Gent. to be Halfwit. Derwent I/Wu:neer Infantry. The Earl el Strathmore to be LJeutenant-Colonel- Commandant. Sir Thomas H. Liddell. Bart. to be Lieutenant-Coke& John Carr, Ehj. to be Major. ln be Capnioa--Brooke Rlchtoond George Thomas Leatoo, Yamaha; Fens - Lek, Harrifon, Join Mora, and An: drew liaL,Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—William GreenweE,MichaelOrrene,Richard Nicholfon Sander+, Ralph Becllingtoa.Anthony B e lt , Thomas Arc, Roblaw Gres:swell, Edward Pik, John Muleaßcr, Ed ward Steele, William Hoare, and Robert Rutherford, Gents. To be Enfigns—Williant Rohlon, George SAndera Ebonies Friend Bennett, Wilfrid Fortier, Robert Mitehefon, andlowthinleuritt, Gents. Filliguard Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Lloyd, k.fq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Conumndant; Morgan. fig. to be Lieutenanc•Coloori; and Thomas Jam: a, Elq to be M ktor. ro be Captains—G,v yn Vaughan, Morris Griffiths, William Harries, Alatthew Bowen, and John Harriet, Efqn. Gatefbead Volunteer Infantry. _ • Cuthbert Ellifon, Lfq. to be Lieutenant-Colenel Commandant ; Adam Alkew, FA. to be Lkutenaut-Colottel. and R. blialtoe Hawkes, Eft to be M jor. To be Caraia«—WlllTtn Hawker, Charles Erringtoo, John Hawkes, Robert Akcibead, Robert &Jilt, JCL Wtuir, Join Murray, and Jobe Serves, jun. Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—John Oxford, James Roddasn, pa George Anthony Lambert, Anthony Nichol, Alexander Munro Kin lock. Robert Spence, William Fouett, Csoftaatioe Adamfon, and William Hawkes. jun. Gents. To be Enfigns—WiLlaam train, jun. Joh■ Greco, jun. and Robert insert, Gents To be Adnia..t—John Murray, Gent. To be Surgeon.—Arthony Wingfield, G. Haider: Volunteer Infantry. ••—••-• - - • - • Henry Edwards, fq. to be Lieutenant-Coloael ; and Lieutenant bantam' Enimet to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—John Strangeways, James Cartledge, Joky!' Armitage, Fenton Lambert, Jorepli ktafon,Cluillopher Ward, Thomas Clark, James Halliweli, William Armitage, Jotepb Heaton, and James GbdhUl, Gems. To be kaligim—Alexander Steel, Henry Faker ' pa. Denton, Janus M.Kinitel, William Hopkinton, George Ilinniyand Wil liam Emmet, Gents. To be l'arnafter—Williaas Norris, Efiy. Heaton Norris Volunteer Infantry. _ . George E.lwArd Dak, Eba. to be Captain; Thesis; Poymall, Gent. to be Li -utenant ; and lime Las, Gent. to be Eafgu. LancAltcr Volunteer Infantry. - - - - - - - ; sod William Join Braden*, EI. to be Huainan, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains--jamea Braden*, lofiab Baseraskale, Adam Thornborrow, T rams Walling ftlikury, James Lodge, and john Donator, EfqrA. To be Lieutenant —Jrhr Webtter, John Simpfon,Tboons Bourn, John Bond, Anthony Eadeforth, Peter Bell, and Luke Hametb T. be Enfivs—Wiillam Wilton, Juba Cumpfly, Thomas Dlack burns, Tbomas Inman, and Raipb Buder,Genta. To be Adjutant—Richard Bataan, Gent. Ta be Quarter Ntaßcr—Robert Wabriek, Gest. T•be Ch James Thomas, A. B. To be Su, geon--Jantes Reintayne, Gent. Lieutenant Colonel Williams% Liverpool Volunteer Infantry. Captain ;aeob Fletcher to be Majnr ; Liestensnt Thomas Ward to be Captain, ice !Weber ; Andrew Todd Patterron, and Witham M'orrall, Gems. to be Lieutenants ; John Minas% and John Mime, Gents. to be Surgeons ; H. Blowers Hentmw, and J. H. Bannery, Gems. to be Affairs Surgeons ; John Ca rry, Gent, to be Adjutant. Manclteller Volunteer Infantry. - - Jelin Slfvefter, Efg. to be Lieutenant Colonel Catainandant ; Ro bert Peel, Lig. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; John Parker, jun. Efg. to bohdajor. To be Captains---Jonaikan Dewiest, Benjamin Sandford, and WO lain Tate, EVA. To be Lieutenants--John Barlow, James Hatton Whitaker, Thomas Hindley, John Yates, Richard Fehigtoo, Edward Woollens, and William Sandfoed, Gaits To be Chaplain—Rea. Charles Wickiteed Edwina". To be Adjutant—Witham Halifinarth, Qat. To be Samoa—Robert Wages& Killer. To be Paissalar—akesald Prater, Geo. Mancheller St. George'. Battalirm. John (left. El+ to be Lieuterant Colonel Commandant. Wallir Phillips, lig. to be Lieutenant Colt/gut To be Captains—John Holmer, Ralph Borchelt Leigh, John IX Moms, Theism Dairen, William I I.irtifun, and John Denies r-rclrs• Te be Lint Mercer, Nicholas Hilton, Henry Si. Mary, George Coophstd, Janes Newton, Edward Percival, John Green, and Thomas Heehaw, Gotta 'a be Ennins—Edward Redhead, Wm. Anthony Bernard, John Chado,kk. and Omer Lockwood, (hot.. Moorhead. and Salford Volunteer Riflemen. Major Commandant Jasph Hanlon to be Lieutenant Coloorl Commandant ; Captain Samuel Taylor to t e Major. To bs Captains--Rleltard Jackfon, Efq. Fait Lieutenant Edward Hanlon, and William Clown, Efq. To be Flet Lkutenantn—John Sykes. WilFarn Fray, Thomas Stevaion, Thomas Appleby, Ric-lard Hancock, and M. a Fes, (icon To be Second Lientatann—Thonna Sharpe, Henry Rawlinfon, Thomas Menet, Robert Andrew, James Wood, and Rubut Heywood, Gana To be A‘ljutant, with the rank of Captain--Joreph &Mow, Chat. 'kill ClOWell. Lnyal Oldham Volunteers. l obs Lees, E. tube lieutenant Colonel COO7lll. aut. ie be 45.1eastill to tr e John Booth, Th ames Barker, and John nest, Ffers. To be Capsalr Liesurnant—Wilgas CFlppindall. Gent. Tot., Latotessants— James Fletcher, Jones Cocks, Henry Flat chef, and Henry Utsw,Gent.. To be Enligna...janses Clegg, johipb Troia, jaws Mellor, John Vewtcrouttaen, 31 1 Throws Wilkes Lined, Gcntik. To be Adiyasann..Williass thsprindall, Ues.i vbe Uri:a—Jaw Curio, shat. To be ChapWii i— Wllliant Winter. To be tZtial ter Mafter—Arthur Ckgg, Gent. Pembrokelltire Volunteer. To be Lieutenanto—Thomas Propert, John Allen, ?bonsai Ridg way. Homy Rees, William Harries, Thomas PhMips, James Thomas, John Williams, Thomas Gibbon Shawe, Arthur Rl chardfon, William Tucker, and Davies, Gents. To be Enfimts-John Thomas, and Jame; Taylor Randall, Gents. To be Sur/Also—William Thomas. Gent. To be l'aymafter—John Witty, Gent. Pindleton Independent Company of Volunteers. Ifaac Abbott, E'q. to be Captain; Charles Ellinthorpe, and Ed ward Lucas, Gents. to be Lie.tenanu ; Thomas Lucas, Gent. to be &Win. Prefcot Volunteers. Thomas Pelf. Gent. to be Lieutenant. 'lee Eden. John beatilbetek. Genw to be Endes, vice Barrow. Radcliffc.Company of Volunteers. . . Joreph Becky, Efq. to be Captain; James Hallam, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; James Wolfendall. Gent. to be Enfign. Roylton and Bruckway Volunteers. • Thomas Shield;, Efq. to be Captain ; Eidign Newman Cumming to be Lieutenant ; John Monk, Gent. to be Enfign. Stockton Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Hutchlofon, to be Captain, vice Barker. Richard Dickfon. Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Hutebinfon. To be Enfigns—Airilliant Richmond, Ralph Lodge, and William Braithwaite, Gents. To be Chaplain—Rev. Jofeph Dawfon. To be Paynufler—John Barker, Rig. Sunderland Volunteer Infantry, Sir R. Milbankes. Lieutenant Robert Hutton to be Captain. Robert Nicholfan, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Swinton Volunteer Infantry. Stanley Bullock, E• fq. to be Captain ; John Gregory, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Whik, Gent. to be Enfign. Loyal Ufwortli Legion. Albany Wade, Efq. to be Major. Cavalry—To be Captains—William Vazie, 'Thomas Broughton, Robert Johnfon, and Samuel Cooke, Etqrs. To be Lieutenant—Cornet John 'knife!. To be Cornet—Andrew Harrifon, Gent. Infantry—To be Captain—John Nixon, Fig. vice Elliott. To he Lieutenants--Johsph Jobbing, William Medium, John Ear kas, and John Bknkinfop, GCO(9. To be Adjutant—Samuel Cooke, Gent. Whilton Volunteer Infantry. - - Pbltlp Longftaffe Orde, l fq. to he Captain; Thomas Speakman, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Ralph Atherton, Gent. to be Enfign. Wigan Volnnteer Infantry. Alexander Earl of Be/cares to be Colonel ; Ralph Thickneffe, Efq. to be Lieutenant 'Colonel ; James Cardwell, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—John Leverfage, Richard Munroe, Samuel Singleton, Alexander Haliburtun, Henry Gaficell, Thomas Scott, James Birch, and William Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Robert Morris, jun. William Hilton, Hugh Gaikell, John Brutherton, Thomas Lowe, John Swan, William Heyns, and Thomas Richard Wellon, Gents. To be Enfigns—Thomas Blinkhorn, Wm. Lyon, John Greenough, , Ralph Greenough, John Ditchfield, Thomas Moore, Thomas Clare, and William Croudfon, Gents. To he Chaplainsa-Honourable and Rev. George Bridgeman. To be Surgeon--Philip Bafnrt, Gan. Warwick Volunteer Infantry. Edward Thortias Stanley Hurr.by, Efq. to be Captain ; William Crofby, Goat. to be Lieutenant ; William Huworth, Gent. to be Eofign. ERRATA in the Gazette of the t fhb Gather. Durham Volunteer Infantry. Far James Hutchinfon, Gent, to be Lialtssaat, Rut. James Hutebinfon, Gent. to be E./g.. In Gazette of aft initant. Far Leirefierfitor Regiant f Lyn/ Ireinntor Infontry, Read Loiter Regiment e" L.t.l Poingteer infantry. For Lrietifer Gottingen anti rfeNtraly Cored". Read Leinferfrir! Geminates arid Yeomanry Cavalry. Cominiffion; an the North Hants Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lames Proem, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Oanber 14, 1803. athanid Tryon Still, Gtnt. to be Ditto. Dated (Molter 25,2801. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Within, late of Kennington-lane, Lambeth, Surrey, corn factor, dealer and (barman. William Michell, of Walchet. Somerfettbire, clothier. BANKRUPTS. John Bunce, of Abingdon, Berks, ironmonger, dealer mad chap man, to furrender November 8, at fix, Nov. 9, and Dec. t 7, at eleven, at the Crown and llnitle Inn, Abingdon. Attorney, Mr. Pratt, Abingdon. William Taylor Ms younger, formerly of North America, mer chant, but now a prifuster in the King's Bench Prifon, Surrey, November's, al, at one, and Dec. 37, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. George Humplarys, of the parith of Hartley. Glonedieribire, clo thier, dealer and chaplain, Nov. 54, at five, Nov. is, and Dec. 17, at ten, at the Crown Inn, lit Minchinhamptoo. Attoruies, Mears. Gardiner and Skinner, of Mincbinhanipton. Duncan Stewart, of the Old Bailey, London, baker, dealer and Mainmast, Nov. 8, 19, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall.— Anomie*, Mears Mardiugall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn. Robert George l'dwardo, late of the Poultry, London, hofier, dealer and chapatti. Nov. is, at eleven, Nov. at, at ten, and Dec. t 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday- Cla apfide. Motley Solomon, or Little-Alie-itreet, Goodman's-Fields, Middle. fez, merchant, dealer and chapmau, Nov. 11,21, and Dec.l7, at eleven, at Guildhall Atm:Dies, Mears. A. and B. Irian, No. t, George-Arcot, Minot les. John Mots, of &Mary, Witt., ironmonger, Nov. £5, 19, and Dec. 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornica, Mears. Clarke and Edwards, Chances plane, London. James Benton, of Grevillpareet, Hatton-Garden, Midellerez, painter and glazier, Nov. is, at eleven, Nov. 22, at ten, and Dec. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Joncs,.Mayor's- Court-Office. Royal Exchange. Humphrey kali* of Lower Tharneo-Rreet, London, iromnon• ger, dealer and Chapman, Nei. 12,22, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at Guiklhall. Anoraks, Mears Willingion and Small, King's- Bench-Walks, Temple; or Mr. James Bourne, Dudley, In the county of Worceiter. John Owens, of Cardiff, Glamorgatietire, tanner, dealer and chap. man, Nov. 16, 1 7, and Dec. t-, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in Cardiff Attorney, Mr. Brown, Cardiff. Robert George Edwards and Jokph Jack fon, late of No. 20, Saint Mary Aze, London, and of No. 375, Strand, Wefimisitisr, merchants and partners, Nov. tr. 26, at one, and Doe. 17, at ten, a Uslidkall. Attorney, Mr. Mardian, No. 29, Nortlatunberisnd- Asset, Strand, Leedom Edward Williams, of Birmingham, (sane, Nov. 30, Dec. 1, and 27. at five, at the Shakefpear laircm, Birmingham. Attuenies, Mato Gem and Son, iirtninghant ; or Mefirs. Balton, Savage and Spike, Temple, Lavinia John Robert Sherman, of Ingram-court, Fenelturch • Rreet , I ondon, Rip-owner, broker, dealer am Chapman, Nov. 8.19, and Dec. 17, at ten, at GAY:WaII Attorney, Mr. Atchclun, Lly.place, Holborn. Junes Nixon, of Prinemartrt, Hanover-fquare, Multilef x, iron monger, dealer and Chapman, Nov. :;, at one, Nov. 39, uud Dec. 37, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T3ylor, of MO:1J- Darr Bract, CavendilhAinue. /award Ornic, of Southwark, Surrey, Medi:monger, dealer and chapeaus, Nov. 14, s 6, at one, and Dec :7, at ten. at Guildhall Attorney. Mr. Gregfoa, Angel-court, Thrligsnorton-r. met. Gage Duncan Crook fry and Richard Weßall, (late Fanner In trade with Janata Fell) aßalingh.,ll- ftreet. London, Blackwell. ha Madan. dealer, and cLapitun, Nov t 3, 26, and Dee. 17, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. MoyThus.., Be.abn,der lame. DIVIDEND,. Nov. 26. James Tatloci, al Finds-lane, London, broker, at twelve, at Giiiklball Nov. x 6. Willkoal Seaton, of Saltera%ball-court, Lando*, met,. bant. at ten at G Nem 3t. Rkhaul C vbetr and Samuel Aleck. of Liverponl. mer chants, at one, at the Globe Tavern, JallMArvet, LI,. rim I. Now. it Thomas Carter the younger, Utz of Wahhans Holy Crok Fea t earn-etsandkv, at Ma, at Gadidkall, Loth ea. Dec 3. William Cooper, of uerby, 000 .101024 Cf , at ck.tu, at the Sell Inn. Derby. Nov. 26. Rabat Anderfne, of ..ildford4l rret, and of the Old PayOlicc,Brond-il nue merchant amlinfuerr,at ten,at Guildhall. /Lushly, of Falmouth, Cornwall, Lad .4 Grea t beil.ahry.Cokonasi drat London met:. set, alma, atGinklis.ha Noe. $6. Walion Beaumont, of ilitcw.bis„, &bob Input, at turd% at thaikargt, Leak& • 'll the m BIRTH. Friday, of a fan. Mrs. Ryland, wiled Mr. Ridiard Ryland, ',Savage Gardens. MARRIED. Oa Thoefday, at St. Margaret's etnireh. Watmhtfter, Mr. F. Slaughter. of St. Martin's in the Vials, to Mifs S. Monk, of Ed monton. A Imo days ago. at Knottingley, the Rev. Charles Mermaid. A. M. fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge, to Mrs. Brown, of the forma place. DI F.D. At Arenfoo, oo thk sad alt. john Bell s Efq, Quarter -Mager of the Ayrffiire Regiment of Volunteers. Lately, at Trevifo,ln the yeth year dills age, the Duke of Mo. dens. He has left money and elfcas to the value of fix =Woo ducats, and fame eatenfive eftates In Hungary, proAucing 30,000 more annually. The Archduke Ferdinand Is reported to have bees appointed his foie heir. His Highnefs died jolt at the moment when the plan of his aivernment in the Brtfgaw was organized That count=y bas been required by Bonaparte to pay 949,14 flo rins, being the arrears for the maintenance of the French thiops,; from M.,y tlor to April tilos; but fuck is the extreme v. moiled cfs if the people, in confequence of the long refidence of the French amongft them, that they do not mato the means to make good the required payment. AN Apparatus for DISTILLING by STEAK, calculated to improve the quality of afilent SidArs, to let , " the confumption of Fuel, and to reduce other incidental expedite@ in Diltilkries; and alfu one for DRYING COFFEEby STEAM' each of them particularly adapted to the Welt India Plantations. may be ken at the Tinned Copper Works on Bankfide. Enquiries to be addreted to C. Wv ATT, New Bridge ftreet. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CURN-PLAISTER. THIS PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having sever failed, in a variety of Cafm, agrees, if it dues nut eradicate the Cprn s row and branch. TO RETURN TICE NORIA% And he begs trayt to add. that It has infinitely the advantage of the numberiefs ince cachous Ointments, SAVES, kr as many hundreds of afilided per. tons can teilify, among whom are Come of tho firß characters to this kingdom. Sold Wisolefale and Retail by T. Aztell, No. z, Finch-lane, Gear the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. r, Tavilkock- Itreet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-erect; Mr. Hider' Nn. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 314, H o lbo rn; and Jelloui and Co. No. 150. Oxford-fireet. At Briltol, by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfelters Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller ' and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Bazter, South Bridge. Portlea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,snd Mr. Jona ,baokfell, Porantooth, Mr. Motley, buokfeller. And by moat of the Venders of Medicines in England. FREEHOLD CAPITAL ESTATE, Within Seven Miles of Owlet, Eleven from Liverpool, ands ad. joining to the Navigable River Mcrfey, with a BOAT-HOUSE and FERRY belonging thereto, giving immediately an im portant intercourfe with thole diftinguilhed and opokat.SEATS of COMMERCE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCT lON, by MR. CHRISTIE. At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, Os THURSDAY, the tech of November init. IT comprifes the MANOR of INCE, co - e xtenfive with the Paris, with all its Royalties, Hereditament', and Appiatenanco. containing One Thoufand Six Hundred Acres of uncommonly Rich, Arable, Meadow, and Palate Land, entirely compact, within a Ring Fence, bounded on one Side by the River Merfey, uncommonly itch Marie is the yucca abundance; and s as it is prefumeci, valuable Brine. Alfa about sop Acres, which may, in a tittle time, be kidded from the River Mcrfey, and annexed to this Elate. A Bost-Houfe on the Elate, with a Ferry to Liverpool, whi& also& the utin•ft convenience of carrying the produce b a goo/ Market, and fupplying the Eftate with Coals and other Attie*, on very moderate Tunis. Ala the Gut and Small Tythes of the whole Parilli, with the Right of Parsons and Precaution to the Para Chards of Ince. The !Windier devives Mu Income (except the Surplice Fees), from an Endowment of Glebe. la the Part& of Malpst, which wa be fold with the kAtate. The Eltste, including the Tytkes, Is at prefent let off In proper Seed Farms, to moil pangitnal and refpoffable Tenants, chiefly Oa Leafe,whici will expire in ablaut Oa Years, at remarkable Imam Rents of Three Thoufaod Two Itindevel Pounds per Annum, on. pabie of improvements. 'Rae Manor abounds Ilrith Game. the Beil great in good Repair, and the Land In a high Rate of cui tivstlon, from ha entirety. elehoefs of foil, and eUgibliity of Stun don, being Tythe Free, with couanoandet Manor, ~the whale of the Paring, It may be considered extra•pareackial, and fubJegff tea little or no Poor Rates; at the espiration of the Leder the im provements will be incalculable, without drawbeck whatever, fee State, Church, or Poor, with the further advantage to the Lord of the Manor of all Waite, Strays, Wrecks, Whales, Desdands. and Etclicata It may fairly be eoelldered one of the meet eligible Freehold Mates in the kingdom that ever came into the Piddle Market. The Elate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Srifeee at Ines. of whom printed particuign may be had ; aloof and Alexander, No. rr, /few Inn; and of Mr. Deeten Solkitar. St Mary-hill, Cheer; and fa Pall-Mall, when Plans of Cht. Estate. may be teen, and who are empowered to receive Progofah if Orivate Contrail, for the whole Mate. All. particulars may be had of the Printer of the Chefter Cou rant, the Manchefter. Liverpool, Briftol, Birmingham, bun. mad Stafford Papers. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and i rponittility deviate from the general fyftens by the ftledliaa of a peculiar Branch, the fandiou of Wag 000thwed hue& le the belt criterion of fuperiority. Teo ynrs base I elevated my pradtke to the etchrfive mamma of ' E DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful Wyk of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe es far as I am ibis the ra vages of tbdc complaints winds are the nsatimmertat In &tua tara of human infirmities. - After inhiatioo into every branch as an Anny %r pm, formed a with at an em ty Praftece to relate Individual from the Ignorance flu Mat, or the equally &wafts precipitancy of general Pradielonem The THREE DISORDERS,to the ewe of whit% I ban devoted my attention, compel* every (peels of VENEREAL !NM. TIOH. whether of a recent or long duratkr , AR Nadi of DEElLlTY,whether wiling from the habits et . sr the indulges= of ligature are, and lady that dominion edit (yams% Women which is ealled BARRENNESS or STERILITY. Nommass difsako aro the rob& of Iguanas, or hobs M ahn treatment of a Cusick Gonorrhea, and it not tmarreqoastly Warr that the feeds of Life are pct(ned by the irdifcretion of me siguards ed hour. By a fuperlor method loth complaints are sadly adad, and even where others have faiksk I Ulla that I my mime an oiler a radical re.eftahlithmere. Few, however, ant the ales of ownplicared &Reefs Is is order, nanyered with the calamitous fintations of Mew. who fain Intulgenee to a soil CARY VICE,ar the prevalent Wain el a terhionable Life, acquire that Raw of DAM* nbleb hi the ex a voidable cookquence of realm panieisais halm Where the enhai•py roarer broods over Ms unifery, but ewe* conceal/ his misfortune, it may be knee assfolation fir No lb hewer, that altboogh It be as sigma ordoobt or etwersinty lath other Fre/NM/mem /the ranoval d daft DEFICIENCIES by the gradual per:refs of reinwalen n the of ulyeepselonen If the rites of Bacchus or VlOll4 have nto reduce manly el your, vouch ...pay will be prevented by an early cusatorarfaion d this ivrguid Ewe. and In there cafes no greet difficulties win ewer. Ent where this deficiency has fee year tufted. • peeper Pr reverence is indifpcnfiely rev/like to revive the Inwhorng (pada of Life and to re-animate the Confine/doh MARKIFD WOW N. who have hay ban dEappeloind th-ir ape:tenons of a Family, may be allbred„ that to m kr fiances fah deltas are curable be hi wheal RM. lbe SECRECY which la fa dinette! to ray andertablig, and ifin Ctalnieetions which I have prebend to fines, form the Ibis of ny provrovliocs, and is anneidasee with fed dde lainreloa givrt, thAt Mr. BP HE may be (=raked bye Inching a frrall now) at his Mae. No. sq. Ar fICATTem*,Bar is an additional swam in Winer-east sitakki.kni k on bncti the lbws. w. MIR. Min;dr 10 - 416 R6O 0110.61611.866. UM: Petered .a 4 LIMILICZari,(O u•- 1.01046) it tbr vas Omni. Na a, Corer t• Moat deka. Omes, fesqb law 1