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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING ON THE DERBY, OAKS, &e. MARCH 14. DitaaT. T to I apt Lord Stawell's e by Want. • II to I apt Duke of Grarton's Partisan, by 'W'alten. 13 to i apt Mr. Hewitt% filly, by flit k Andrews. tot apt Loid holey's Magician, by Sorcerer. Taken— t 5 to 1 apt Mr. Ben•ou's Dauntltss, by Eagle. IT to 1 agst "any other. Omls. Taken—ll to I apt Mr. Hewat's f. by Dick Andrews. 9 to i apt 1). of Utatton's f. sitter to Whaleboats. 10 to I apt 1). of Ruland's 1. by Selim. 12 to 1 agr Sir J Shelley'. f. Vittoria, by Sorcerer. Is to I apt Mr. Wilwin's 1. by Orville. IR to I apt any other. 100 to IS apt Lord Stawell's c. winning the Derby, and Mr. Hewitt's filly the Oaks. OATLAND STARTS—First Class. S to 1 agst Dcfloner, p. p. 7 to 2 art Octaviwt, p. p. 6 to 1 art any other. 40 to 1 agst naming the winners of the S Classes. ST. I.tnesa STitats.l)(stiC.:Srra. 10 to l apt D. of Hatnihnit's Mum. 31 to 1 agst Mr. Watt's SUy, Altos. 17 to 1 apt Sir W. Mazwell's N..rton. 18 to 1 agst Mr. Grlinston'sc. by Orville. it) to 1 agst any other. G.keral Oroorettor bas sold Defiance to Mr. Blake. Captain G ItANT,a peiestrian, undertook yesterday, on the Stanmore road, to go a mile in five minute' • and fifteen seetinds. He had no mining, and he • started and accomplished his task in five seconds within the given time. SvapittstNo ,Lsta.—Last Wednesday, a fierourite hunter of Colonel Woe's. having got loose about . a Milo front Clonattin, Wexford, immediately ran home, and filidiag the gate of the lawn shut, trotted abort as hundred yards up the road, and turning stout, took the wall of the deniesue in a stand, which he cleared without the slightest touch ; it measures six feet high of lime and stone, and I inches broad.— The spot where the horse took off to where he landed, is shove eighteen feet ; the exact -place, on the wall has been marked since by a streak of white-wah. A Gentleman just returned from France, states, that great improvenrentt are made in the roads of that country Instead Of raising a stone at every mile, a small house is Sulk, in which is placed an in • valid soldier, to whom a t;easi'ob is given, with a plot of ground, which he cultivalVs, 4nd maintains his fa en4y in independence. The extent of his watch and L i tspor is kill a mile to the right and . left of his house. - plan. is adopted throughont the kingdom of freueass, A person oftindleyastrress Wolierbainpion., pur chased lately a quantity of rags of an ohi woman,, who, with a view to cheat the purchaser, had wrap ped up in some of them a bar of heavy metal, in ert-I:41g die weight of the rags somewhat above a pound. On discovering the fraud, the person endea voured in vain to find out the woman who sold the - rags Some considerable time after the event, a Gentleman looking at the piece of metal, seemed to doubt what quality it was of, and the circumstance Vesnaineil undecided for some months ; when a Jew, with- whom the owner was intimate, offered to o i et 'be-fact-ascertained. He accordingly took it to Iltr *gingham, and brought back to the owner thirty-five guineas as its price, the -metal bring gold. Some doubts were made as to the value of it, after this cir -setrarstance; when the purchases* of it was traced, and it Was discovered that the Jew had sold it for eighty . be guineas ; the remaining Rif guineas beihg the sagainee if d %It tar's oaescienoe. Mummy LY rlcontorr.—We are sorry to an *Once, amongst the many fatal • accidents which evoltandy ;occur; from the incautious handling of fire - it: ms, one of a most Melancholy nature which hap pened on the evening of 'Saturday se'nnigbt, at RI • veridale, in the county of Limerick, the seat of the late Hueir Wane, Esq. This unfortunate and much lamente4 Gentleman was sitting with his brother-in law, Gamma BUCHANNAir, Esq. and making some arrangements towards the-detection of fellows con cerned, in disturbing the public , peace, when a loaded ferither spring pistol, which one of the Gentlemen was in the act of moving from one to the other side of the table where they were sitting, went off, and the ball lodged in Mr. Masae's head, who almost instanta neously expired. It is much more easy to imagine than describe the 'agonized feelings of Mr. &WAN XAS, in being thus suddenly deprived of a must re bisected and valued friend, and the distraction of an 'amiable wife and eleven children, in the loss of a most . indulgent husband, and the loudest and beg of parents. Monday se'nuight an accident of a singularly dis tressing nature occurred at Leeds. Three children, (two girls and a boy) of Mr. John Kitching, foreman to Mr. Walker, of that place ' went into the Dye house in the absence of the wot k -people, and unfortu nately fell into a vat foil of boiling liquor, and wts:e so dreadfully scalded that two of them died in the course of a Jew hours ; but the eldest girl, who is about Seven years of age, is expected to recover.— Tbe boy was only 16 months old, and the girl tout yeas 5.,-,—Same day a girl, four years old, the daughter of a person of the Mame of hallewell, residing in the, tape at the back of St. George'sastreet. in Leeds, was so dreadfully burnt, by her clothes taking fire, that she expired almost immedi-tely. Saturday see' night three boys, sons of Captain Kenna:4e, weutNn board the Henrietta Greeithattal ship, now fitting out at Whitby, where they found smut bread and butter. and ateit, which had, by Mr. ittaitseeir's orders, been mixed with sublimate of mercury, to kill rats. When they got home they told t tear lather and mother what they had found and eattela on, board the ship, and that it was very good. 'kite father inthrediitely sent for a surgeon, who admi t ntstered medical assistance ; two of them are in a lair way of recovery, but the other died. Isoursr.—Saturday last an Inquest was held, by 4.1,1A11 Kisici, Esq. Coroner, at kieracastle, over the. body of Taunus Hewes, a dragoon, who died theie the preceding day, and whose death, it had Wen cutillJeutiy assertetkwas occasioned by tnurderers.— 'Vet. die juliest investigation, however, nu suspicion sviiatelrer attached to any ono AS having been ittsurt- Urental to the. death of this unfortunate man ; nor did it appear . that evert the ituiet blame was imputable to lostatael‘, either trot. intorAittion or otherwise ;?---but • ealerely by aw accidental. 411 ',from his hone, I'mgre Usti to m i was - covered. with ice,, he received a slog Violent contesion upon thi t ycis part of heady 44 4 ruPtsamet a bi 4,4 vitiori x kit Adthtlitte4 P". - 8 " a" " "IL - %kW —Accusen tat death. t LAW INTELLIGENCE. CO AT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, MARCH 10. THE HON. FREDERICIC UATENDISH V. SIR T. THU/PHI . LUS METCALF, KNT. JOHN HEAVE, AND ISAAC LEWIS GOLDsMID, E-QRS. DIRECTORS OF THE GLOBE ISSUES- ANCE COMP ANY. , This was an action of assumpsit on a policy of in surance, brought by plaintiff to recover compensation for the loss and damage he'sustained by fire, on the night of the 3d of July, 1812. The principal averment in the plaintiff's declara ration, stated—" That nn the day of July, in the year of our LORD 1812, at apntarff, in the County of the City of Dublin, part of plaintiff's dwelling house, and the furniture and printed books, in private use contained therein, were horned and consumed, last and destroyed by fire, twhichivas occasioned by misfortune and accident, and without any kind of fraud or evil practice whatsoever," &c. &c. &c. The property was insured for £lo,ooo—the plain tiff laid his damages at Je12,000, and the def:ndants pleaded the general issue. The trial occupied the time and attention of the Chief Justice, the Right Hon. WILLIAM DOWNES, and a Special Jury, for thirteen days, viz. from Wed nesday, the 23d of February, till a late hour on Wed nesday, the 10th of ?tech. The material issue which the Jury had to try was, whether the plaintiff himself were guilty of - the fia , t , of burning his own house, or had consul: , d others to commit that act—or whether it were con sumed by accident, or by some evil disposcd persons, without the knowledge of the plaintiff ? The Jury found a verdict tot the defendant!. At Northampton Assiies, held last wecic, Ri chard Loci was indicted for stealing it silver watch in the dwelling house of E. Green, of Middleton.— 'rhe fact being proved, and the prisoner having been called upon for his defence, he addressed his Lord. ship (Baron Woof)) nearly as 101 l iws :—.4 It is usual for persons placed in similar circumstances with my self to endeavour to extenuate their offences : to tliat I shall not presume. I have forfeited my life, which has been a continuation of captivity and misery. The only thing of which I have had any thought or con s:deration for the, last six months has been death. I am weary of lite, and hope for a better in another world : and I request that your Lordship will pass sentence on me, and that it may be executed as spee dily as possible." He was Mound Guilty, and sen. mace of death having been passed upon him, he ex. claimed—" This is the happiest day I hate seen for 20 years !" At the Winchester Assizes, Henry Worthington, Purser of the Etna, was convicted of forging a bill, purporting to be drawn on the Commissioners of the Navy, for a quarter's pay of Lieutenant LANE, of the Zephyr ; the bill was endorsed with the name of a fictitious person. The trial had been put off tieo"As sizes, upon affidavits of the absence of witnesses who could prove the prisotier's insanity. The evidence adduced, however, amounted only to extravagant acts done subsequent to the forgery ; and which, sic crirding to the testimony of an Officer of the pri soner's ship, might be accounted for from habitual intoxication. He was sentenced to be executed on the 26th instant—At the same Assize!, no bill was found against Rehert Glare, charged with the Murder of the Rev. NICHOLAS WESTCoiIBE ; nor against Louie Anomie Fauche and Michael Livauty, for the murder. of Claude Racol Ponion, :n a duel. BOW.A3TttnT.—Yesterday B Warren was fully com mitted, charged with stealing Bank notes to the .amount of £275, and a draft for £3OO, the property of Mr. Bray, a horse-dealer, in Red Lion-yard, Hl,l born. Mr. Bray slept the night of the robbery at ti,e Swan Tnn, at Orind.e, and placed his brezches, con taining the property in question, under his head. On the following morning, they were removed to the out side of tl:e bed, and the property taken away. The prisoner was suspected, pursued, and overtaken at Dowser's Hill, when he delivered up a B.ink-note for £lOO, and acknowledged.he had purchased a horse fur £25 with part of the stolen property. Mary Roger:, Efizabeth Coaheley, Mary Pastel, and Ann Ross, were committed as rogues end vagabonds, for taking insurances in the State Lottery. Gurt.onata..—Yesterday Maefled, apprentice to Mr. Johnstone, tailor, of Dyer's-buildings, Holborn, was charged with arson. On the night of Monday week, while Mr. Johnstone was absent from home, his wife was alarmed by a strong smell of fire. She proceeded to the workshop, at the top of the house, and found some pieces of wood alight under a pan, which supports a German stove. This stove, when Mr. Johnstone went from home, was quite cold, and that was no appearance, whatever, of fire. The pri soner was in the shop immediately before the fire was 1 - discovered. The next morning he absconded, and was not again heaid of fill Monday last, when he came home in a riotous manner, and was taken into custody. On further inquiry, it turned out that the wood had been placed as a supporter to the stove, and as there was a hole in the flue, from which it was possible the hot soot might have fallen, the pro bability was, that the fire had been attributable to that circumstalice.—The prisoner, in his defence, said iris master and he had never cordially agreed, and lie had dikermined to leave him, and carried that deter mination Into effect on Tuesday, after the fire, which he attributed to the hot soot. He was ilformed on Monday that his master had lodged an information against him at the Sun Fire Office, and immediately surrendered himself.—He was permitted to go at large upon e promise to attend this day. .thos lVatlin and Mary Barnard were charged with stealing a piece of lrisir from the shop of Mr. Rio,- ington, on Ludgate-hill. The prisoners went in tin dzi pretence of put chasing two yards of calico, arid wear leaving the shop rather quickly, when Mr. it, mington, satisfied they had got something not their °wit, stopped them, and Watlin dropped a piece of linen : he consequently secured them. Alter the prisoners were in custody, Barnard was sein to throw from her a large piece of Bengal gingham, whichjap peared to bear several marks, as it at had been stolen from a person who had lately taken stock, but was not Mr. Rimington's.—They were remanded. Mrs. DiSHOP, whi lest her lif e by tie fall of the house in S.iitmsrket.street. Gldtgow, oa • Thursday se'noight, wAt dug out of the tines on Saturday •••••10 From the severe WWII24IS ao bet Wadi law death must have boa. instantamoss. . MILITAtV PftONfOtIOMi. WA rt-fmrincs, /MCI' IS. 2d Regiment of Maroon Guards-4.W. La Orange, Gent. to be • Cornet, vice Nagtt, who resigns. 9th Regiment of Light Dragotiaa--Cornet D. %Muffle to be Lieutenant, without purthase,vice Lord Ayiesford, who mires. Ist Regment of Foot Guards-t-Captain George Ramsdell to be Captain of a Company and Lieutenant-ColJnel. by purchase, vice Cliiherovr, who retires; F.naign Philip J. Percival to be Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Riititsden ; Al4ernon Greville, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Ist Regiment of Foot—Gentleman Cadet John I) xon, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cross, prt,moted. 2d Ditto—Second Lieutenant D. Jenkins, from the Cornwall Mi- ners, to be Ensign. 4th Ditto—First Lieutenant Mathew Thsekeray, from the Royal _ _ _ Cornwall Mikis. to be Lieutenant, with tenipnr.Ary rank. 9th Ditto—Ceptam•ltohert Page, from the Wvst Kent Militia to be Captain, with temporary rank. 12th Ditto—Assivantz , urgenn Geinge Martin, from the Ar magh Militia. to be A...stun-Sul-von. 16th Ditto—Ensign N. Lesde, frum the Monmouth and Brecon Militia, to be Ensign. Lath Ditto--Enilgulward Inge to be Lieutenant, vice Camp bell, deceased; Dominic French, Gear. to be Ensign, vice Inge. qed Ditto—William Augustus Bury, Gent. to be Adjutant, with .- - the rank of Ensign. 26 h Ditto—Captain W. Wit!hots, from the Royal Flint Militia, to be Captain, *sib tempo:try rank. 27th D tvt—Eusign John Ant* to be Lientenant, by purckate, vice 1 -hYs l a l r,_ Prnmoretl; Ensign it. B St. John, from the BiA Punt, to be k.isigts, without purdime, vice truiit, Fro rooted. • .1, . alto—Ensign Bernard Crump* to be Lieutenant,' by vie. Wilson, who retire*. i :I , to—esptain 1: H. Baker to be Major, by purchase, vice owl ts, promoted ; JoknAlusitemnerie, Gent. to br Ensign, _ _ . . purchase, vice ilembharti, promoted in the 99th Foot. - 3th Dttn—James Ormsby Baetott, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Orr, whose appointment has nut taken place. 37th Ditto—To be Captains of Comp.mi -s, wiiiiiout purchase— Lieutenant John Arin.triing, v.ce Nleuu, sleerased; Lieute nant C. E. Bird, from the sth Font. To he Lieutenant—Ens , gn.Gtorge Joynt, vice Armsirong. fu beEnsign—Edwari Cox, Gent. vice Joynt. 99tb Ditto—Sir Orford Gordon, Bart. to be Ensign, by pt,r chase vice Lindsay, appointeto tlte 78th Fodr. • 40'f D itto--Frederick Holland Durand, Esq. to be Paymaster, •icr Clarke, deceased. 44th Ditto—Serjeant-Major Robert Barry to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Simpton, deceased; serj...ant Richard Berry to be QuaTu.:v-blaster, vice Donaldson, prumuced in the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. 49th Ditto—l:l'94n Black to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Kough, who retires. S I st Ditto—Capntin W. P. Stapleton, from the Cornwall Miners, to be Captain, with temporary rank ; :nrst Lieutenant loselits 'Cluck:Tay, from the Royal Cornwall Mt , lo be Lieute nant, with temporary rank. 5241 Ditto--Ensitin 1). Macdowall to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Vice Dighy, promoted An the rich garrison Battalion. 56th hire—l.seuteeatit Henry Jacob, from the stall Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without poredne.e, vic.l Blackwood, applinted to the Stith Frio.; -Lieutenant A. Darling, Irmo the 1034 Hon to be Licutenaot, vice Kendall, who exchatiges. 60th 1/itto—Ho4pital-Mato 'fully Daly to be Assi tatn.:.ut.-geon. 62d Ditto—.Lieutenalit b. H. Colman, from Dilltstia Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchAse. 7341Ditto—lireve: Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Crawford, from the late Royal In-b Artillery. to he Ciipta nof a l onyany, without purchase; Ensign '1 homa., Reynold. to be Lk uteilatit, withrut purchase, v ce l'urcell, who resirt,s. 78th Ditto—Ensio M. G. Lindt.ay, irons the !19 h Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mill, prom•itvd. 83d Ditto--Richard Hely, Gent. to be Ensign, try purchase, vice Jones, who retires. 84th Ditto—Charles Maypothev, Chat. to be EusiKri, without purchase, vice Cast, promoted. with Di. to—Captain isobert Blackwood, from the 56th Foal, to be Captain of a Company, without ptirct•ase, vice d, itro tnoted; Ensign Jaunts Leach to be LletittllAilt, without litlr- Cisa.e, vice Jacob, prommed. To be Emirs.. without purcit:ote—Andrew Russell, Gent. vice • Leach ; and John Holland, Gent, To be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign—Serjeant John Lewis, front the Ist Regiment of Fvot Guard,. To be Qaartur-Master—Serjeant Cross. fiat Dttm--Hor.pital Assistant H. Caldwell to be Assistant-sar- Lon, vie.: Henderson, who rttsigns. 93d Ditto--1 obe Lielenauts, without purchase, Ensign D. Cumming, vice Hartz, promoted; Lusigit h.. 1. Stuart, vice Build°, deceased. l'o be F.osigns—Charles Gordon, Gent. vice Cumming ; Quar ter-Master R. Mackay, vice Stuart. Tube Quarts*'-Master—Quarter-Master•Serjeant Duncan, vide Mackay, appointed Ensign. itteth Ditto—Captaan T. It) tut to be Mojor, without purchase, vice Haminun, appoiuted su In.ptialug field (Acts of MihU in Canada. 101st Ditto—Lieutenant T. Tbomrson, from the 81 st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, ern hoot put thaw, vice Kirkwood, promoted in the New Brunswick I:enclitics. tOid Ditto—Lieutenant 1. Kendall, front the 56th Fout, to be Lieutenant, vice Darling, who ea r.!tatiges . Royal Waggon Tram—Lkutenatit F. H. B. own, front the West Kent Militia, to be Licutenati., with temporary rank ; Second Lieutenant M. Richard, trout the Ru)al Cornwall Militia, to be Cornet. 4th Garrison Battalion--Thotnas Tuckett, Gent. in be Ensign, vice Knox. promoted. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Qctarter-Master Donaldson, from the 44th Foot, to be Lieut.-nun, vice 14 alit deceased; Hospital Assistant H. King to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lea, promoted in the 26th Foot. New Brunswick crucible Infantry—Captain T. Kirkwood, from the 101st Foot, to be Major. Garrison Company at the Cape of Good Hupe—Fiaiign W. Gard ner to be Lieutenant; —De la Vole, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gardiser. SKIVED. Captain the Hon. G. L. Dawao of the Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Major iodic Arniy. STA rt. To be Deputy-Assistant-Comints.artes-General to the Forces-- James Wickens and Robert Gridlay, Gents: • To be As•fiunt-Surgeons to the Force4—Howitsl-Assistants W. Twitting, T. Soe.en; and Hospital-Mate R. C. Hall. To be Deputy Purveyor to the Force.—Forveyor's Clerk F:ndley, vice Kent, who ft-s:p'. The Duke of Brunswick 0.4' Corps—Cavalry, Set - jest - A to be Comet, vice Radon:, lilted iti act:-n. Dillon's Regiment— Lieutensitt C. Renault to -be t al.c aitr of a Company, vice Cani!loch, who retires, aid t.,:. Bruniby, to be Lieutenant, vice Stenziwbu resigns: l pr Fir;t To be Ensign►—i.nsign, Edward Hubro, of the N urcester hide, and John Moore, thr .utki Militia, vice Hual..ti, who resigns. '1 he Third Provisional BattsUrsa of M To be Lieuteliai.ta—l.ietatenaiii O. Yurtescue, of the Nt.r;l: Devon Militia, vice Gould, whom appointlicn: has lint tak_ii place ; Ensigns 10-eph 6inglelaurst, vice k. M. Wynne, ap pointed Quarter-Ma,:er ; Joseph Mawbey. vie... Freeman, whose appointment. has nut takemplace; Chalks Eaies, of she Hersfut d Militia, To be Ensigns—t•iisigns John Cray, from the Inv t n e ss Miliva, vice hinglehurs., promotes!; James 'Arian, tram sii: o. %ice Mawbey, pronioresl; James Cameron, (sum sl.tto, 6ce Moses, whose ..PpOitatttient has not taken place The uthivrintntiuned Oa:leers are superseded, being absent urti.- out leave, via. Lieutenant Wright, ul thr Jt. , 11 LICUit • Dant Shiro' h, of the sd I.+s ht Dragoons, K. t;. 1.. '1 he aptsu n meat of George Gordun kek.lau, Gem. to be ltn sign in the suth Fun , , as stated in the Gazette uf the adi has nut taken place. • ERRATA in the Gaseties of the Ist, sth, and 8:If Instant. 11241 Light Dragoons—For Frederick Blundell, Gent. t, he Cut out, ORR. read Fraud, Blundell, (Je nt to be Cornet, etc. 11th Foot—For A. F. F. Adam**, (kot. to be knows, vice Croker, who resigns, read A. F. F. Atlontetia, Gent. to-be En sign, vke Ctioper, wbo resigns: MIA Fax—For Assistant Surma W. A. Hamilton, from the Bth We.e Ind% ReSlllllllO4 to ht Aseiseent Surgeon, ikc. read As shunt Surgeon Hamilton, from de: akb West In • die /Aghast", is be Assistant Saipan, SW. . - Ctroattiercit sitautatii. Moth el, ;dha Gibbs, tate of bins k lismisq. tart. Oldie mg horse-444u, at eleven, at tbs Gr 4 autirrbury BANICII4II'I3. James l'ainton, ditto palish ad St John, In Bedwanflae, W. 6. croeisln re, pa ewer, dealer au Napalms, t• garreadrr a, and t 6, at eleven, at the Talbe• lea; Ovu m Aft,,, ro j es. Mews Pace and Williams, Ma. 3, Liacula'..lnn, London. John Meotyard, of Wew Orchard, Dorterstare, dealer and dap num , March fa, at twelvr, !Waren V', sled Aptil tc, at e l even , At the kites Anns bon, ‘Vstnlicorne-Mutater. At' one", Mt. Lurbden„ Clem -tat's•lsui, Lutiloa; or Mr. Castleman, Win:- borne, Uurset. John Harvey, of I.esystern, Leieeverstdre, law se-Staler, tons. factor, draler a , ,d chaprr an, April 11, at lost, April 4 • 9 at Kik and April Sti, at rleven. at the Granby, Gra n th am . Ai tnrniet 2 - - Mrsars. Riggs, anti Merrifield, Carey-strut, I-incubi's -bus; London; or Mr. Cilatie• I.athAnt, Melton lelotebray. Joseph atakrr the younger, of Bristol, victualler, Ooakr and eh": - man, Mirth 'its, and April fi , at dere ,at the Atyttfrr and Tavern,v ae. Atturntes, Nirsars. sa r p', ar d , and Grrgou y, 11...dtord-row,Londob ; Gs. R. A. AA'illiatit Mut,. r, ..t ()hi-Street, Middleftra, jct./Ale, Oct'. r 4-'j chaprhin, March v.; ts, a•ltt April g'), Ai rot ler, a' t;‘,414 3 1 1. Aitornies, Messrs M.iyheo ai.Cl i b rice, tiyinord's hut. George Jo•mson, Late of Spriug-s. feet, pariik :+t. Paul, _ _ wet:, Malt.ll.4ri„ grocri, J‹aler acd cliapnian, to s, and April 2:i, at twelv., at Guiltilia:L Attoravy, I.tr . Eyrrvi, No. 6, Castlo-itrevt, Houischditcli. John Siminion, of Sliepheard'4 liu,h , parigk of !In!ham, !Waddle sex, farmer, di.aler and . chapanaa, Alarch 2i, 2ts and at ten, w. GiulionalL Attorney, Mr. Saaailert, Citariuttc—stri v e, Fi:zroy-square. John Whitehead, of Bury. I.ancashire, woollen-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, March' 5, 26, and April 20, at e even, at the Nittaley Arms Inn, Nl•u•cheattr. Atturnies,ll.l.lbsrb Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnfortl coact, I.ottlnt ; or Mr. l'eter Healy, Riding's court, Maticheb . er. Robert m th , late of Ramitisham, Dorsetabire, miller, Marc . lb 29, April V and 26, at tleveu,st the George Intl , Creiti, rac . Atioruies. Mr Roger Beard, Crewiwrne ; ur 111essra.Pe.irouia and Sun;lemple, London. DIVIOE.NI)S to be made at GU ILOHA April 12. John liidgood, 6vralloty.s rest, cork-cutter, at tw e l ve . April 2. Simon Norton, Wart-, bail eloth•ntak r, at one. Apr.l• -1.3. William Thorne Arm, runz, Leadenhall-street, t'augibt, at melee. April 26. Joiiepli Miwit Gaitskill , %Vapping, el ehenu tical ins:ruitient-maker, at tea. April 16. Theiii.h lus Lanqiati bloke nbag -n, ItiNhty.6.lre-street, merchant, at e;ev:ii. April tI. John Frederick Schiuder, juu. Crutclied-mars, ineralliMi t at Onto April 9. rack, htocras-Line, ntercLaut, at ten. . 4 .p:11 5. I 1•11101/11.11riarett, Tuoley-stieet, Wilma-1144z me. - cl.ani. a tee. .iptil 9. J.Anteo Narnuan, St ri•ud, iron:11011;er, at tia aye. .lord lolto Mayor, gen. l-eatleuhall-btrert, ittsutauce-bnakti., at :sysive. April 9. David rayhol, tirritt 1 ticiatn, grou:r, at ten. April d. 11 Kum Ayres, jot,. Fleet-btreet, hatter, at ten. Aprl yti. I.au.s l.:tirisioploir-t reel, thercnan ,at tMeh.v. DI VIDENI)S to be made an tl.e COUNTRY. - April 11. Jelled lia e, I fost , blidge, CAITI-trt t, at tltvttl, lttlhe Christopher lint, Beth. April IS. Ji ep heti ‘!oa, I.'•ecklagrun, io. fart, at ele ven, at the Llirtstoplier Inn, Lath. April 5. iliache Cole, Woodbridge, buie , ter, at twelve, at the Ic oag ' s Wowlbridge. April 5. John Cook, New:altar, biaruit-baker, at tlevrn, at tbr Ge:y. se, Newcastle. htticit L. 5. Janie% honit., Laic Icrtford,reterr, at five, at the cis Cowl, Nottinghadt. Apt I I I. Getirb;e Great Malvern, tittig h ist, at tleven, tar Crown. Great la:v• rd. April 11. Willi/Li Gocitl, ;lath, prrfunier, at twelvr, at thee Ca4tle gel Bail, Hail,, Apr Amos I..ittlewood, Irionly.Wpod-Nta.k, efottner, at ten, in the G;obit, ' April 6. cal l.ard, N linthaven, ma c h in., at eleven, at the Uadttli L.itr , %VlA:Plage, Al,lll Joe. Smith, Uryertt.ong, Ch./thief, .et ten s At the l'aatshorstr, list,{. Sershelt.l. CERTIFICATES, APRIL 5. John Jolly, Bartholomew Clo , e, printer. William ni Norwica, hors-dealer. John Merryman, Wendlebusy, lii tn. remit. John Duck Smith, - Matta Weigh Too, grucrr, Cheedrim, Manchester, cotton-mana!acturer. john M. k.lwuz.hy, St. James's -street, goldsmith. Philip Nutt, titi btiuker. John S eveason, Maocht.ter, to' a;:conist. PAM NLitSHIPS DIsSOI.VED. S:rerrell and Berm, Clic •tt-r, drapers Sharpe and Dal M•tcham, fac. aurgricA. lsryact autl lkkhrr , Lundun, chant*. CarritT and Kish), hitiqun, aps•rs. L. an , High , un, I.ticr-ter, bowers. S)kt. aid White Luan-c lacsnre. Rawbun and Co. Lon-en and Hallfaa i fact, tiray and Hick, Huddesbliad, wuulacapirrs. kip( and Barking, Shur-nakers. Gibson and Augul, Hull , blu.a-makers. P and Backwell, Hull, in asa4ound.te. Haines yid Ve'ccks, s:a, &c. flame makers. .On the id instant, at Kir►ncwwu, the wife of the Rev. sowcher, of a son. Mrs. t'aptain Sandolaids, EdinherQh Alibria. of A daogl Thursday, Archibald Steward, aged seven years, ton of S;,ward, Ord: ante Deparmesit. Sunday se'nit Lieut. Ruin. Ratsey, R.N of Cowes. aged The Ist host. Robyn Cudwtt, absiataist surg_uu, resit R. L. Militia. Monday se'nnleht, in his 9 1st year, Mr. George Ware, years Daiscina-master to the Royal Military Acailtmy u I\ with, and la her ot Mr. Ware, Leader in the Baud at tint. 'I in Covent-Garden. l(:). 1 4,;U ri K 1.4. and Lo. Jul sculls, lAL, it 1 Majesty's Service, ei•allenge the wook world to . 2 rol auk* Instance wk re their Medicine and method of cure 'ailed of the destruct eit.ct. The ..,ractic, tot many years In e sarticulat branch of their loroftssi has not given rise tv ansuccesstul case. They continue to d!rect their studies to ifs. treat.nent and of Venereal Comp.aints, and that derangement of' the sys which is the consequence of the pent' mit s and wa•.teful effects habit long and most unhappily pursued by the )outhsoff..xli • n the one it will be found to be the unfailing source et b. nes.; the other have its ravages fatally des eloped t 'arra by tressing state of debility, whick,tf not timely renuo.iefi,ter,: , In Unpotesice. These are its remote and ultimate ellects,w%ilt sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various fiery, no% coin usually characterise the earlier stages of this solnary vice. fl ,on languishing wader the disorders incident to such a abit, reatment is simple and has never proved onsuccessful. coure of a long, lahonous, and much extend--d prance. mo.•t obe•lmte and complicated cases of venereal infection, is ob.tructions to tfe urethra, spungy tt:res.:races. hat callous ulcers, eruptions, semical wralme.s, sleets, A 3 ST'44.loTUittliS, rriether recent or of long duration, and which taste hafts k Ilstfuther Practi, arc by the r pre,ent Jea•rn efrec:ually u d perma.:._ntly cvre.l. without Owl -uffer rig the tzcruc a.•ng -air .11.ann•ng hetrorrl IA.• •irteu folowe apyrcation co the Itmar c nest e h' t cool al y.4rs exten,.ve pr4cclce 4 n ch.:. me:row:lla, mina:rots . tretttres have been and are dilly care, the radlce.oti of which are etlec::.l I.y a ,4tt, certain, and ri • ow. mode of practice, siyer:or to yet ad"i'rc•l• roaxation, and del:ii.ty proceel-00, from th;. 1.: tit. ib rt.niov,d, ant tti.• reol:r,,i to v•gorotis ktit where the .I,litiiiy has tot "rd pvrarverancc in .he.r rei.iedt.:‘, tr.ett.re . dev.royed, !s -i!ark• of Itt.w, rid to r.rani..e.tte the coo a' , great An - hiemet; an•: :c.a . :Cl:is 11, CA. :11s . re%pt.:i. AVr been 20:1,t• the care of Me 1 , 4 .,;. rtr ill ICo for T.! ttoviil of ce.inpi: , .tnn , of the l'retlita. I•tr cure', all r• coved a rad cal and pern.;.l.rant cure. rvicat ti at r..fi rnay he to than as 4ati.factory tn.: ?,rority 0! Nioars Come .Itid C., 'a ;•:a.i .+; :r. inn ra is theft Gtotkolell :Oroctlirtf. tuft t :y and wtre un.ler the care of Mes , ra. Herne All.l flea' Ind other s:artmons of etp:.l emii.c!!Ce, %, 0 t 04.0..! :4 the application 01 the lunar ca.15t.0, without st:cci; , *. Patietits in the Country are reipc—tcd t^ ~rate eke prt: r.eir cue, age, and te.:lnticr or living, ttici...iog a , note for advice and medicines, and the same wilt be gl trded 'o any part of the Kingdoni Messrs. C6rr e and Co. !Illy he torlidted b) either icz the realest d.licacy, secrecy and bots3us. it their he,, 1(17. Hanon-narden. HIGH lA' Al E AI'ILUNOtiN I l).M1)1 414 Moen r; Aftarn .. LONI)ON : Pawed by Lauri. GPI tr. Picket Mace; t übtisbed theft, and at the fitnrOlitee, Tcmpk Bet. it 49211.11, 4 Ennit.,k.a;t bar& April tierce, aeitl, Bask Id 0. Amos the (;:tatie, siren, Men. 4 Aptd terse, !Ludo nt Clarrod. try. thlw.e- •eer, Jona Morro utt, . nd Bartley, !Won, met- L. ar.d H. tz, factors. al Barking, rs. Parker Clod- = Rev. Jutte dan ; ltter. to of Capt. et, aged 4n. I Cr& nada, .r . are,l,llllr y at Waos. hellcat's to Da to cure ever tars to the rise to coo o and axe • he system. effects of a bah woes at h:terter- et by a di-- , terii,tfUltell , CoO• Cold e. Of per• t.abit, itself lid, et the ea. la the ttion, sects her I ta- rts, a, ale baffled the pr.; plan of the 1 -at est agr oLtch it Cource a • M:1 iastos the total and rt:)esti. v i v d. Cte th's corn- to cow." yr‘••• • 'he Ls to rot.** bincish Rif tor tte try alt :ow 114 ti reterraco di.. 'del stip itt Mar; ~ t y rear', Hea •;,.tr Cure part :rs• tiari. tg a 4a..k• • gi-en It r icy, rrt b hno .e, Nat MU( rtes. I t ace ; Ana Bet.