Star. — London, England, 1808-07-25 00:00:00

FR.OM SATURDAY NIGHT's agETTE. CROWN OFFICE, JULY St Member returned to @etre In the present Piatilament. Bora* of Cockermuth. 'William Lowther, Feq. commonly called Viscount Lowther,* the room of John Osborn, Esq. itisobas accepted the c Hundreds. h MILITARY PROMOTIONS., VrAll-01 0 rIcs, JULY 24 7th Regiment of tight Dragoons—Lieutenant William Venter to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice C. endisb, promoted iri the Ist West Ir.dia Regiment. 20th Ditto.—Cornet Sir Godfrey Webster, tart: from the lit Dras goon Guards, to be Cornet, vice Park, pmnsated. lit Regiment of Foot—Captain Swan Hill to be iAsjor, vice St. Clair, deceased ; Lieutenant Sacivine Spear toloe Captain of Company, vice Hill; Ensign Alexander Icellett so be Lieute nant, vice Spear ; Assistant Surgeon John Plenderleath, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon , vice Forbes, appoint ed Surgeon to the Forces. 7th Regiment of Foot--Edmund Cresswell, Gent. cant, by purchase, vice Cavendish, appointed to the 10th Light Dragoons. ISth Ditto—Lieutenant P. D. Wheeler, from the 6th Gorgon+ Battalion, to be Lieutenant, withdut purchase. 16th Ditto—Ensign Richard Blakeney to be Lieutstaint, vice Wood, deceased ; Henry James Mitchell Gregory, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Blake ney. List DiuO--Serjeant-Major James Stewart to be Adjutant, (veldt the rank of Second Lieutenant), vice Brady, ivho resigns the Adiirtantcy only. 26th Ditto—Ensign Hugh Pollock to be Lieutenant, by por. chase, vice c'arisbrick, who retires. 27th - Ditoo-i-Ensign William Boyle, from the Ty'rone be Ensign. 28th Ditto—Ensign Charles Carruthers, from tkcTyrone to be Ensign. 35th Ditto—Christopher Spencer Bleary, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Georges, who resigns. 36th Ditto--En.sign Bishnp to he Lieutenant, withoutptuw chase, vice Lyndon, superseded. 37th Ditto—John Holebrooke, Gent. to be Ensign, without pun• chase, vice Gilmer, promoted in the 3d West India Regiment. 49d Ditto—Hospital Mate William Thompson to be Assistant. Surgeon. 47th Ditto —Ensign John Hill ti be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Backhouse, promoted. 52d Ditto—Ensign Robert Blackwood to be Lieutenant, with out purchase • Ensign the Honourable John Maitland to be do. William Mo;ins, Gent. to be do. vice Blackwood. 57th Ditto -I-Ensign Rice Price to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Mossman, promoted:li 621 Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Parker to be Adjutant, vice El liott, whin resigns the Adjutantey only. 634 Ditto—Ensign Adam Alexander Wood, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Peard, deceased.. 66th Ditto—James Mitchell; Gent. to be Ensign, without put , chase, vice Veitch, promoted in the 6th Garrison. Battalion. 119th Ditto--Ensign Charles Cannon to be Lieutenant, vice Law- • renson, deceased; Matthew Powell, Getra4ti be Ensign, vice Cannon. • 92d Ditto—Ensign J. koss to be Lieutenant,. without purchase, vice Horn, who resigns. 94th Ditto—Ensign F.astcourt Creswell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 100th Ditto—James Martin Cawdell, Gent: to' Ise Ensign, by purchase, vice Arthur, promoted in the 67th Foot. Ist West India Regiment—Ensign Thomas Phibbs to be Lieute- , nant, vice Power, deceased; Malcolm Macleod, Gent. tcr be Ensign, vice Phibbs. 3d Ditto—Ensign ''homes Harrison to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Kai, who resigns; Ensign John Burke Gloster, from the 97th Foot. to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice MiDonald, who resigns; Allan 114Therson Cent . to be En sign, vice Harrison ; Lieutenant' James' erooke to be Adju tant, vice Peolton, deceased. 6th Ditto—Ensign William Henderson to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Ryan, who resigns ; Ensign and Adjutant William Taylor cis have therasik•of Lieutenant; John Shelton, Gent. to be Ensign eke Henderson. York Light Infantr Volunteers. • • To be Ensigns— —.Osborn, Gent. vice Wood, proMoted in the 63d Foot; Jonathan Warren,Gent. vice Power, promoted . in the lit West-India Regiment; 'Denny., Ruck, Gent. eke Jackson, promoted in tke Royals. Royal Yolk Rangers—Ensign Thomas Ridge to be Lieutenant, without purchase; James Aldborough Dennis, Gent. to be En • sign, vice Ridge. • - 3d Garrison Battalion—John Reynolds, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Tracey, promoted in the 25th Foot. Rh Ditto—Ensign Stephen Holmes to be Lieutenant, vice -Wheeler, appointed to the 15th Foot ; Insigs Charles Veiteh, • from the 66th Foot, to be Lieuteuant, vice Hifl,appointed'in the 25th Foot ; .John Newman, Gent: • tb 41e -*edge, "tee Holmes. • The King'i German Legion. sd Battalion of the Line--Sesjeant-Alajor Lorentz Heise to be Ensign, vice de Freres, promoted; Quarter-Mister-Serjeant . --- Levin to be Ensign, vice Hesse, deceased. • .- sth Ditto—Ensign Christian Goeben to be Lieutenant,vieo Lode mass, deceased. STAFF. Assistant-Comsnissary Henry Cocksedge to be a Deputy Ctan missary of Accompts to the Forces in the West Indies. Henry Marder, Esq. to be Paymaster 'of a Recruithig District in Ireland, vice Govtell, appointed a Barrack-Masser in Eng land. HOSPITAL STAFF. • Surgeon Charles Forbes, from the Royals, to be Surgeon to the Forces. EARRACKS. SaVnnel Lempriere, Gent. to be a Barrack-Master in Great Bri tain, vice Watts, superseded. George Lempriere, Gent. to be a Deputy Barrack-Master in Great Britain, vice John Goodman. To be Assistant Barrack-Masters in Great Britain, Francis Anquetil, Gent. vice Wm. Ross, jun. superseded. John Goodsme, Gent. vice John Campbell, superseded. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Warner Wright, M.D. to be Physican to the Forces, as stated in the Gazette of the 16th instant, has" not taken place. Ensign Henry lie Burgh, of the Royal York Rangers, is super seded, being absent without leave. - _ ORDNANCE OFFICE, JULY 20. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain Roberttawson to be Captain, vice Hughes ' de ceased ; First Lieutenant Daniel J. Skelton t o be Second Cap tain, vice Lawson ; Second Lieutenant James N. Charles to be first Lieutenant, vice Skelton. Dated June 29, 1808. • Corps of Royal Engineers. second Liehtenant Thomis K. Hutchinson to be Pint Lieute nant. Dated July .1, 1908. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Portsmouth Battalion . of Volunteer Light Infantry. John Smith, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Dated July 18,1808. Winchester Battalion of Infantry. Henry Wells, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July 18, 1808. Commissions signed by the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Fifeshire.—Royal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry. . Utiles Home Rigg, Esq. to be Captain, vice Pawn°, promoted. Dated July 4, 1808. • Lieutenant William Ferguson to be ditto, Ace Oswald, resigned. Dated July 5, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Civanty of Banff. Ist Battalion of Banffshire Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Alexander I'. Williamson to be Captain, vice Bartlet, resigned, retaining his ra n k as Lieutenant-Colonel, and Ensign George Winton to be Captain, vice Souter, resigned, retaining )drank as Major. Dated July 15, 1808. G e orge Wilson, Gent. to be Ensign, Nice Wright, resigned.— Dated Jen: 1, 1808. George Dawson, Gent. to be ditto, vice Wilson, promoted.— Dated July 18, 1808. Ensign George Wilson to be Acting Paymaster, vice Simpson, resigned. Dated Joie 1, 1808. tANKRVPTCY SUPER:SIMM ThsiiN Itellfree, di Falmouth, Cornwall. cordwainer. ,F '7 l •114.10(44WiStie • • .6 , 211 Gore; late, of Brapiptist, Camoerland, ttittOn manotacttrer, dealer an& elwirnatt,'lo ierrender August 1, Sept. 3, at eleven, at lierdso pasiiik. *Attorney, Mr. • Henry Mituraticy, )0: 14, Staple but, LoMkee. • 11.11lialn Huthwalte, lit NißtingtulM; mertet, 'draper, 'dealer and ,Rhaproan, August .5, at MI -*gest and Sept..., at eleven, ft the Feathers and Punch h owl, in Nottingham. Anomie, I Nicolas Coldbatreaud Enfte , Solthigham ; Mears. Bins:. dale,Alexander, and Holing. NO lap, Loodos. John Stincbcozpbe, , cibinet , maker and broker, dialer •and ehapmazi, lily Of, Montag ail/ Sept. 3, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, BrinqL-AttalidiesAte. Samuel WhioeSWeet; Inner Terhple, London ' • or Mr, „Edward Stephens, Bristol. William Calveri, let Matygott; Chmlieflind, mercer and draper, Jackson, 8,0, and Sept. 3, at eleven. at the ions. Of Mr, Thos. lackson innholder, In Maryport. Attornie s ; Mr. Hod g stm, Whitubaven p or Mts. Falcon, Ne. 4, lihn-couft, Temple., DIVIDENDS.. July 22. Joshua Tetley, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, bran dy-merchant, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Leeds. July 26. William Hora and Richard Janissonitif ltederols-street, Southwark, rectifying distillers at one, at Guildhall. July 05. Thomas Edwasi Pante; of Drayton In Hales, Salop, currier and haberdasher, at eleven, at the Pherstirt Inn, Dray ton in Hales. July 28. Francis Cole, of‘North Tawttin, Devon, serge maker, at (Tv.. at Philips's Hotel, Exeter. July 26. Charles Espener, late of Kingston-upon-Hun, woollen draper, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon- Hull. • •*, , ;.. . . JUly'2s. William Celrehran, now or la te of Liverpool, merchant, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. July 26. William Green the younger, of Maidstone, Kent, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. July 27. John Sayer; late of PaternoAer-row, Londoit, and since of Buckingham, lace-merchant, at eleven, at the Cock Inn, in Stoney Stratford. „ 1ik126. John Lloyd, late of Woolwich, Kent, victualler, at ten, • , at Guildhall, London. . • Tidy 26. * James Lebastian Williroott, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, ; linen-draper, at one, ft C.nfkiltall, London. July 28. Ant hony Beck, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, sadler, at ' twelve, at Guildhall. ''may 26. Edward Moon, of Hammersmith, Middlesex, builder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 23. John Bridget the ydunger, of Mortlake, Surrey, tallow chandler, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 23. Wm. Randolj, saf Pope's Held Alley, London,AStAter, at ten, at Guildhall. July 23. Robert Abbott, of Thotnarotreet,- liorselydoonsillarrey,, spirit-merchant, at twelve ' at Guildhall. July 23. John Johnson, of Holborn-hill, London, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. • July 23. Wm. Renshaw, late of St. Catherine's, near thtiOiier of I.ondon, coal and lime-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. July, 20. Thomas Simpson and Nottingham Simpson, of Northal- • lerton, Yorkahhe, merchant*, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 23. Letitia Collins, Ann Jones, and Eliza Kerney, of New Bond street, milliners and dress-Makers, at eleven, at Guildhall. July :13. John Carruthers's( Bristol, grocer, at eleven, at Guild ' hall, London, /Sly 23. Richard Hamlie, of Tott , mlarn Court-road, Middlesex, victualler, at twelve. at Guildhall. July 23. John Foster, late of Manchester, cottomvpinner, at (oar, at the Bridgwater Arms Inn, Marchester. LriagAVT.gLLIGENCE. AEI&MVO' Covitz . Dbarolts' COMMONS, . TutrafairKrr.fULY 21. • This clay - the Right Houtlir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of thefollowing cases: Montreal, Gardner masterei-i.it appeared that this ship and a moiety of the cargo had been alrsadp condemned, as Danish property, ..and the question before the Court was, respecting the national chamitter of Mr. Gardner, who claimed the remaining moiety of the cargo, and also his private adventure, on the ground of being a British-born subject, hit who had been residing at Co penhagen, and carrying on mercantile transactions at that place, on the breaking out of hostilities. The Court was clearly of opi nion that the fact was established, that it was the intention of Mr. Gardner to withdraw himself from that country, in consequence of such heetaities,.and accordingly pronounced (Mr. Gardner having died pending the question) that his relatives were entitled to the restitution of the property. claimed. Virgin de Lucca, and Virgin del Carmen.—These two Spanish Fiats, laden with wine, Sec. were captured by the Two Brothers privateer. Ships and cargoes condemned to the captors. Voluntario de Viana, Mosquita master...v.-This was a Portu guese vessel, laden with salt.—ln this , SIM farther proof was or dered with respect to her destination. .lungfer Ruins, Audrias.—This vessel was also laden with salt, ihd there being sufficient proof of the property, it was restored as claimed. • -JULY 22.—This day the 'Right Honourable Sir ' W. &Orr proceeded to the adjudication of the fol lowing cases ; Diana, Tibbetts master:—This vessel sailed under American Colours, with a cargo of various articles, front this country ro the ' coast of Africa, then to Monte Video, and back to the port of „I.ondon. The Court restored thi ship and cargo, except some otter Skins, which it reserved for further adjudication, and allowed the captors their expenses. . . Fortuna, Rennin's mastes.—TiisiMaa. a I.ubee ship, with a cargo of hemp, ice. Which was captured on the eitk of April last.. Ship and cargo condemned. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JULY 23. MILNER 9. MORGAN. The parties in this ease were butchers, and the ac tion was brought to recover damages for, defamation. It appeared that the Plaintiff and Defendant came to London from Yorkshire two years back, and the Defendant had since told the London butchers, that Milner had formerly stopped hint on the highway, in . l Yorkshire, with intent to commit a robbery. In the gss of the cause it further appeared, that the afn7iff had met the Defendant on the road, and to iiplce him get out of the way, had given hip: a push. -Verdict for the Plaintiff; 40s.damages. PHELPS MID .ANOTHRE 9. LANCASTER. Serrant comma. stated, that the Plaintiffs were 'nuPorters . of Madeira wine ; that they annually brought into 4jusamintry a large quantity of that de lectable beverage ; and that they were , also in the ha bit of sending large quantities of this wine to the West Indies. To the Defendant, a general agent for dis poiing of articles sent from Great Britain,,the Plain tiffs transmitted in pipes of Madeira wine, in order to its being old inthe island, and the proceeds being remitted to them, under the usual deductions of freight for the wine out, agencyand commission, in Bar badoes. The Plaintiffs waited the usual time forremit tances, when they received a letter from Mr. Lancas ter, stating that he had sold the wine at only 551. a pipe, and assigning as the cause, that it was not a wine of the quality he expected. He also said, that he had done the best he could, as the times were bad in the West Indies. - . • Mr. Serjeaut SHEPPFED called a witness on the part of the Defendant, and asked him whether or not it was customary to sell wine and other goods in the West Indies on credit ? The witness answered, he never heard 'of any such thing. L Sir JAMES MANSFIELD said, " No, surely ;it would, at best, be extremely hazardous to do 50." . .. Some consultation then took place among the Counsel, when it'was agreed upon to enters verdict for the Plaintiff for 4041. being .the amount of the value- or the wine, British currency, the wine being charged at theilsOadoes currency 5441. in the de , claration. • -- • MM WAIF, JULY 21, SALEM Int AUCTION. • • - , .e 246. . CORN RtCI4ANCT I HAViGABLE CANAL, find ALBION ASS'ilitielee SHAREILROBy Mr: scorr, On Fri4y,?illgOst sort Twelve 079 . /uck.as 4i travray ;,. v g a: FkEEHOLD 6}AARE - lii the CORN E:t. I, 1 Cif iNGR, sittiate lii*lark-Larii, Wins an 80th part tot .funstemaloilsbliceil!tiefe Dividends are E 24 p er Sh are ;Mount Netim,i . .tr,ul:qt, Ifs ... . Also Siam la the Loeb *RI Liverywesi, Croydon, ke,,,,,,t and 'Men, Lancaster, Huddersfield, and Union Canals, and in the Albion Assurance Company. Particubrs at the New Hotel, Ilirrhingkam ; at Garraway's, lub d of / Mr. Scott, so, New Bridge-street. ; • {c.' • ll 4;:111, The iirlllolot new ViptOTS ClannilkS•3ll44 rival in our harbour from an : t spect aele for the inhabitants eO . negate.' Ematales last promenade wavattandedinfill ton at present in Margate of its environs- WI lltrift• perfornied a solo Ost pecial.haryl in a mt,ksty4 site and Seientific. Manner: Saf a Whisper . tvas, until cOnclution,'ivhen a peal 6f applauSelesonii dedthroughout the -room,.reverhitrating for a 'few' sa l. • ; coatis like the distaht thunder. The band of the Royal A.nglesea Militia perform., every evening on the. Ford, which has now become 4 fashionable promenade. , - wards of five At Dandelitin yesterday, were trp hundred spectators, who partook of its 'enchanting recreations. The uncommon serenit7 of the weather heightened the attractions of the scene, and the merry dance lasted from one o'clock until half past three. 'Upwards Of thirty couple danced on the platforrn, and . tirenty , fiVe couple tripped it on the verdant lavin, not from choice, but from necessity, the 'plat-. form being crowded. • Mr. Bettnaato,,the new Master of the Ceremortiei, has the esteem of all ranks, from his assiduity and pi)... literiess. • 'Our first ball for the season will be giventhls even ing, and on Monday the Theatre op ens. l3irnsotes and GnaNates Libraries enjoy their reputation as fa. shiortable evening retreats, ' CHkEKFUL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE S GAKDk.NS, AHD PI.EASURE GROUNDS, CHISWICK. • . py Messrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, . (Snxcessors to Ddr—St4 Er ii) At b ur r way's Coffee House, Cornhill, on Wednesday, the Iltk • • instant; at twelve, • A DELIGHTFUL LEASEHOLD VILLA, .. / i mate near Morstenr•lfilit'lliiiitsvicit, the residence and rilliertf a h y,,,, t gi t *y e , E at sesmossiog lute. the North. Th e Rouse iris; excellent .repoir,.and has. recently received extensive embellishments front the present occupier, and is reg ete ,, th every accObintodmicth fo r a respectable Ferti'hy; contains numb: t o tts3ed-citarnbere, D'hosingeroonts, and Meets; elegant Dining and Drawbig-rotors,opsningtaithe Lairrn set Pleasure Grounds, I.au" d Room, Library,.and large Greenhouse; Gentleman's 4sinproorn, Parlour, Hall, ar.d pis ces of every description, ct,4o ore, and Stabling, an excessive and productive Gerdes: 1 11181M1 and stocked with Fruistraes,•totA shrubbery walks, s te . Tb pnrcbs*er ma y have Immediate possemion, r. - ti be accommo• dated with the modern . PUrniture,_at a fair valuatio 1. To be viewed, with tickets, welch, syjkparticulars, maybe rid six days previous to thesale, of Messrs. I•art a la reutips, - '-' Iseet.i.:-Paitleulars ilsoldesirrawates, IVEIIk . '''''INIP.A! ......aa . ' ''SMALL TIC. AOLD CC;I•..- .........r . ES ra:Fg, N.l_;\ 1. , vrs RT Among the latest arrivals at Weymouth aft.-4 By Mss oc Li e utenant Colonel Cooper ; Messrs. Baiter, Hawkins, Bond, I::•;cessors toHOGGA S and PMITII)ITILL,P, , . C: Burtdn, Ellis, A /ands Clifford, GrOssett, Jones ; Rev. Mr. •,..4 °areaway's, on Wednesday, W7th cwt.-at twelve o'clock, is Mrs.barrah and family • Mre. Powell , Mrs. six lots, S igl ane i Tials Mt: es a ltdsle,Bernard, Plow:na l :Zan ' 1 Goff. rIFTY-SIX ACRES of prime rich MEADOW' Tho last attivals at Bath are— 1- ARABLE, and WOOD' LAND, layi4 in tour s pant e n 'zca ts "C f P an aottita r ge of an th oMw e " : ) alu us.riat a . i parcels, near the il sa villa r ge of Boughton, wIC:h is three no., fi.", Sit Elijah Inipey, General Stirling, Colonel Cunningham, Co. sores Faring, Colonel Coke, Lieutenant-Colonel end Mrs. Bagott, ! Rave hop-oast, c a ' nd garde s n o . a. ,. l l, o 1 ran Cali m e c lot% areatM. rbury :_etwvihiti:oet: Major Brolfin, Rev. Dr. Barry, Dr, Long, Rev. Mt. and Mn, s I :Rose, Rev. Mn Bellow., Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Stone and fantily4Wrea r-h, oW,talmo , To be v . mo ved with leave of the tenahts, and particulars . 11,4 Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, Capt. Scott, Captain Gilpin , Cap-16f 1421. per annum. rain' Egerton, Captain Carpenter , Captain Hope, Captain.Bowles, ten days prior to the sale, at the Crown, Rochester ;Ship, laver. Captain Palmer, Mt. and Mre. garrouin, Mr. and Mrs. Cot; Mr. and Mrs. Smith, **d Ift. tad Mrs: White. sham ; Fountain, Canterbury ; Rose, Sittingbourne ;• Hotels; Margate and Ramegate ; of Charles Arnold, Esq. Bedford-row; LADY BATH.- l et Ladyship %vas' the only Acm e st Garrawsy's, and of Messrs. Horgan and Ph ili ps , 62 1 Old of Sir ,WliLlili ett/friNY. ifICT is'as possessed o f 4iivezdAuvet, where a map of Ole Estate may be seen_ largnt estartel' l reil And'personal tl4ll almost any in- .....saumtNcE AND LAN!), NEAR BROMLEY, KENT. diludnat irt . Edrand. In consequence or her death, - ... BY Meiars. HOGG.ART and PHILLIPS !Witkillt italC, et tusban( l Sir I _ _AliklSl P,JLTENY, sttc•. : . (Successors to Mr. SMIT4), ' ' At Garrotray . 's, on Thursday the . 4:411 . of August, at 'Nage !seeds by her•LadYstrip'k Will, t'o her personal estate. •o'Clock, 'The Pulteny estate, extept a small part whiCh the . tib ~. A Cheerful ssfairtial LEASEHOLD DWEL , ittrf a rmateiratEll succeeds to; -descends to ow .L - • • LING-HOUSE; suitable Far a respectable family,-com kfililllD Seirtetfii: The it4tole residue of her erten. standing extensive and.-beautiful prospects, .at Kest -$n, a fire fib pilitiefty, eorteisting' of Ineestates inScotiand, the , sporting•part of the country, near the Stag and Fox Hounds, low Bromley, ter t , Ifom l, C h ro o Ainerican mite , ?ogether . with the Yi r epi . .outh !rni_iltehsec fromCroyuse don . d ins 4 n f u ro m m ero L u " s it !ittitte, and Sir linxtelen' other acipaisittOns in dif- " chambers, ele y gant Dratilfig-roont, Dining Parlour, Gentleman's ferent parts of England, descend tO hir cousin Sir i Room, Offices, and Cellarieg , Vann and Rick-yards, Barn, Sta. JOHN LOWTHER JOHNSTON% her he* at"law, and the bling, Out -buildings, Pleasure awd Kitchen Gardens, Fish Pond, • tit of wood and uncultivated Land adjoinfig, containing alto representative of her father's fanti:y ; her Ladyship I ; Paddock; and Planation, with four rich . kluadows, and . a quan has also left legacies to a number of private friends, f Y i gether about 49 . A . cies'; held fur thirty yeatn 2 at a groand.rent of "to a large amount. Her remains were Interred on • ea, per annuls+. .• • • Saturday .in Westminster-Abbey. The s.=essiott 1 To b t ..•-viewed As days previolre to theiaiti.witit tickets only, was very grind. It consisted'of a chain ef.Carriages i7hku, wLth_ . partiallars : flay :he n nbe had of Messrs. Hoggart and nr the Royal Exchange; panics. belonging to the greater part of the Nobility in. London. 1 i t l i tra t Il h e ° .A, . 'Geer t g e, Westerham ; Greyhound, We are glad to find that the family tail& which4croltstolWalid IL y'a.. -- - '' had been announced by the late lamented Dr.. Chia: GORY, has been undertaken by . the - Rev. Mr. Haw LETT, the well-known Preacher at the Foundling Hospital, and the Lecturer at the* Royal Institution 1- on the Belles Lewes. We' venture to assert, that the work will lose nothing in its valne by the change of Editor, but the publication of she First part is ne., cessarily delayed . tillthe first of . Janoary next. Thirteen Capital _Prizes tcn„be Drawn,. amongst * which are no,ood, 410,b00, 4600 i £2,000, .1...50Q,1 and a full prOpinlion Of other Prizts: Next Tuesday, y August 11,,it the day. 'Tickets and ' hares, vrarranted 1 i oaf rawn; are ;selling at all the Lottery Offices. . [ .. Saturday sennight, 2 .party of villaint attacked.thc house of EnmuNn Spans, stewacd to. Sastuat. G0a..1 ricoi, * Eiq: at llallinzoher, within three miles of Clon , kJ mell in Ireland, 'aid iinmediatelY Itirsting into it, tvere ' received bir the rnan.eif the'h6iiie, whoinstantl?- " fired on the first man that approached, whom he shot dead. The man fell without a groan, havingteceive the contents of. Euanes . piece in the cheek, through which it perforated, and taking an upright direction, lodged in the brain. On hearing the report, *one of the party, imagining the fire to proceed from them selves, instantly called out, i , Do not fire any more !" The villains then proceeded to the object of their visit, the old man,, whom they dragged out and flogged most unmercifully. Surgeon piiILLIPS, who attends him, reports; that he had ten bad wounds in his head, which appear to have been inflicted by the cock of a Ron nr pistol ; beside that his neck and body are dread fully lacerated. After the barbarians had finished their, work on him, the wretched man, on his return; to bed, found the body of one of his assailants lying dead before him, and near him a blunderbuss, wade which the villain had come provided ; it was loaded with two lamps of lead, one not much unlike a some' of the Gianet Causeway, but jagged in three places - 1 the other was an irregular flattish piece, but equally well calculated to cause a katigrene. The dead body was brought into Clonniell; Ind exposed to public view on Sunday, in order to be recognized, after which it was buried with quick lime in the gaol-yard. The person, wkase name was Wahh, was known ; he was w . 9,rking : all Satardax . at mowing, near the radar: : ' ''''' . 7 ' ' 1 T.' •FARr4HAM; SURREY. :Tr ...It'•;Tti BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Mesars..HOGGART and PHILLIPS, . • . (Successors to Mr. Surru) most VALUABLE ESTATE, held (or . ..'thret Young and Healthy Lives, cruder the Archdeacon of •Stuyer; consisting of tke Rectorial Manor.of Farnham; with do Coprts, Quit .Rents, and at neat inbstenthd Parsonage }hese, ' Gardens Offices and Oldie, speciosa new built Bars:, She, ..FarnLY;rd; Stabling, arid s other Outbuildings, with the valuable Oita -Trythei.Of tie extensive Parish of Farnham, Bribing from /tops, Corn s lay, dtc, and extending over 7000 Acres of rich Laid ; also u piece of W:Aoki 'sand close to the Town of Ear& )Vida a kung ran , ge of Hop Kilns, recently erected and built on part oft, at a veryidtisiderible expinee, replete with Warehomes, fitare Rijorrts, an(CtVtl** other. requisite, together with runes apparatus fur collectine.swd.Aryirig of Hops.' A pLan. of the isiri4h mall be seen at Mr. Scott's, SaGitOr. No: Ss, Lipper Guildford-street, Rusealksquare, of whom furtter pliarCulafs may be Iktd, and alsp . Of Messrs. Hoggart andP ps, 2, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. 4 geo.s... L w xki d and co. Sur' tons, conliae the to Planith tegitroce 4l —. l s earned Itioin ► hat Debility iiiiichas caused by loath= ful habits. Mr. 1.4..t0w IA ring 'been .. engaged in this excise's-a branch for the last eleven years In ibis house, .icis presumed gni the advantage afloat- etperieN cc iii34i* . titmgst success to that aisiduity with which they deviate tlifnaselvcs to she Cure of thew "Cnmplaints.:—lii all cases of rect °Coonince the cure is speedy, and pain and danger are equally .avoided. lit .4tery complicated case, and in those distressing den I- monies, which are the come- Titan of youthful iniprud-wee, or nee enervating indulgenCes cl maturity in warm climaress;their madeof treatment ensurer a safe and permanent restoration to vigoronit health. The tenets we stated en the first interview, br in answtai to letters, containing bank note, and in every caw the most Asvittlable secrecy is ahv served Nu 29, Arundel-street, nea: Temple Bar. 'There is an additional entrance in Water-sweet adjoining. DISEASES OF THE URETHRA—andietertain Complaints. , A S sole Proprietor of DA RAN's-ctlebrated Medi- A 1 ' rated /SOUGIES and Remedies Mr. Ett/FOUR informs i the Public, that ise may, as usual, be d aily consuXed from 9to 3, at his house, No. 54, Ftith-street, Sobo, in cast. sof Strictures, lObstrtictions, Gleets, &é. &c. as well as, Gonnor%a , Debilit y , sad every disorder where secrecy ia,la eamantally ritsuisite; tha .ii every patient is introdued in a separate apartment. Ur. D. dal for many ytars coufined _himself ,to that' department Pt Suritry, ! and from extensive practice, lira the most !tattering suctess, he is enabled to offer a method of cure.nalid; elleacious, reqt. Vine co I eonfinement or restraint in diet, and which prevents a reibre. — Persons its the country stating their cases fully it a letter, antis-. i sing a 11. or a 21..n0te, will have proper missiles seat to the • amount. For the various symptoms, see Lately published, the 6th edition, price 2s. ati.'ll Treatise so the above Complaints, to be had at the Aualutr'k louse, the orif place where his liorgies arc sold. ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS. 1 . FOR THE HEAD, STOMACH, AND BOWELS. OXFORD, Juts. 'S.—Saturday, the last day of Act Term; the 1 DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. Rev. John Bidlake, M. A. and Student ho Divinity, of Christ l THE celebrity.of these Pills as a general pre iena ' Church, was admitted 'Bachelor and Dector in Divinity. • •, I -a- live o health, by assisting nathre lathe dnediscluage a the Rev. John Quarringten. id • Petabreke- College, and the Rev.' animal functions, is become universal, and tkey , are now wets - John Kttidall Fletcher ofSt. Alban Hall, M. A. and Students in i mended by Medical Gentle Men of the first etninence, wile s Divinity, Jere admitted Bachelors in Divinity. • them in their own families. They are admirably calcalated fat Rev. George Price and Rev. James Herrington Evans. of Wad. . disorders of the stomach and bowels; for persons of a bloat. a barn College • Rev. Henry. James Spivs e.* of .St. John's College; gouty, or a rheumatic disposition ;as well as for then- whose and Rev. Rev. John Willialas,of St. Edmund - MN, lt.ll:vieie aaniinod witudons have.been affected by a sedentary life, or by a resideve Masters ef,alsrts. • - •.. in hot climates; also for head-ache occasioned by iediges tiotsia The whelp numlser of Degrees—D. D. 14 ;D. CL. 6; D. Mei. ; other bad effect'sef free living; and for preventing paisit it cd 2 ; 13. Mimi ; B. D. 36 ; BC L. 8 ; b. Med. i ; B. Mus. I,—. I. apopkides, so often the consequence of intemperance . TUC' Hoe. M. AS. 85 M. A. 143; B. A. 144. • .. : , • Pills, which gently open the pores by night and the body .by.slalt I The number of Regents in the.atet this year is—D.D. 14 ; • are excellent in colds aod slight fryers ; and they have a resident! D. C. 1..8 ; D . .M. 2;144. A. T41:• - ' - •1 to pstimeie deep. They should neder be omitted at bed-dews Mr. Helyer and Mr. Quick havebete admitted Fellows aNew . otter any excess of eating or drinking. College. . . . I Sold only by F. Newbery and Soils, No. 45, St. Paurs'Chuttli* The Lord Chancellor has preseiilid the Rev. 'Thomas Wii•ins, 1 yard, London; ar.d at Dr. James's late house, in Brutes'e t ; M. A. of Bath, to the Rectory of Weston,oacant by the resigns - : in Boxes , price 4 s. 6d. each, or six in one lar g e Bat, Lion of the Rev . Dr. Chapman, who had held it 41 years. i duty included. - ! vie Observe that the ward., "F. Newberg , No. 4 S , S t. Pa'il's, ' are engravsd in the Stamps. • . ...... 41. • DIED. < On Tuviday last, at Oxford, where he was suddenly taken ill — . in his way to Sou•hWales Ma/or James Hamill, lee rr h. Viand LUNDON : Printed and Published by LEVEL REN T,oi C m a Alderney. By his death the army inst a brave officer, smarty i terbury Place Lamb;:th, a. , hf• 'ITAR.OVVICIC, No. i, Co , f a good 112811. Mete. Pisbished also at the Srita-Or race, 'lens& Bar. ~,. .+~., .~