Star. — London, England, 1810-01-17 00:00:00

; A 1.. LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILI'T'ARY PROMOTIONS. Commission in the 38th or Ayrshire Regiment °lMi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. George Pinßips, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Dunn, appointed Surgeon. Dated Dec. 19, 1609. Comm6sions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County cf Cornwall. g c;,c D. Harris, Es be Deputy Liettienint. Dated Sept. sti, bO7. tt in . Raslileigh,Esq. to be ditto. Da:ed June. I, 1808. Edward 'l' iscutint 1 alnioutli, Sainutl keter Bown ttartris,..i.s , irs. to be Deputy Lietttenahts. Dated Oct. 21,1608. )01,11 Ebq to be ditto. Dated Nov. 1, IsoB.. Royal Cornwall Mrdtia. John flicks, Eq.to be Laitain. Dated :.,cpt. 7, 1808. • Allen, L.q. to be ditto. Dad . - .l..rch '2B, 1809. Vin. i‘ldrjan, F.sq. to t‘e ditto. Dated October II i, 1809. Ja.n till:Ltd, Joseph Th:,:.l,.t.ry, and Re .: ginel,l I' arnett, 1).• Dated July 1809. tit m Conch and JosephTlt..el.cry, join. Jciits. to be ditto. Dated ' October ::.09 T'xinias Jenkins Couch, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 7, 1808. .L In!in Smith, Gent. to be :lit to. Pa:t;s: July 21, ISO 9. Thln:as Orchard, Gent. to 1•t ditto.. Dated Sept 12, Igo% Peter Brown liarris, Gent. to he Lin: u. Date 1 Oct. 3, I bo 9. Bryaa Roberts, Ocnt. to be ditto. as abt:ve. James Pakcoe, jun. Gent. to be t:ctober t!6, ISO 2. Local cr East Coto wall Reginwot. John 1 ord Eliot to be Lieutenant-Colond-Conunandant. Dated Sept. 34 , , 1808. Lancis Glanville, Esq. to be Lieutenant-::olonel. Dated Nov. 9, 1 tto9. Willlarn 11. 1-lorndon, Esq. to be ditto, by Breve. Dated as above. Lan D. lial ris, Esq. to be Si•cond Major. I)ited as above. e t allato Lade, William Wallach, John Carthtw, Join Mar. taut, Joseelt Hawkey, John Roberts, George Coik, . Parr C lroe king, William Doidge, Benjamin Suet'. Esq, s. to be Cap. tains. Dated as above. Yoha 1.7‘1e, Esq. to be ditto, by Brevet. Dated as above. Wiiliatu t le:.der, James Clogs, Jobe Bennett, William Jordon, lashita Rowe. William Rogers. Jo.lwa Procter, David Thomp s al, John Serjeant, John )(are Lethbridge, Little, Robert Pearce., Gems. to be Lit ILZUlalit'i. D meal as above. *1 h•wias Ilearil, John 11. Brimacombe, John Herring, William Conch, Jolts Hodge, Gents. to be Dat•a: as above. Claales Gent, Gent. to be Qaartei-Mast,r. Dated Oct. 1, 18011. Richard 1 :tiler, and John Cook, Gents. to be Surgeons. I;a:ed November 9, 1809. 2d, or Roseland Regiment. Charles William Hempel, Gent. to ba Lieutenant. Dated No vember 3, 1809. Richard Warren, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. 3d, or North Cornwall Regiment. Wrey J'Ans, Esq. to be Licuteidint-Colonel Commandant. Dated September 30, 1809. Thomas Warren, Faq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above. Gteree Boughton Kingdon, Esq. to be First Major, and John • lioskeit, Esq. to be Second Major. Dated as above. Cohn i;1 ae!don, 1 homas Troode, Henry John, Wiliiam Mudge, John Rosevear, Robert Smith, Wiliiani Rowe, Thomas Sher heard, and Nicholas Bray Symons, Esqrs. to he Captains.— Dated as above. Joseph Lukey, Joseph Tucker, Jonathan Kittow, John Brown, Thomas Colliver, Jeffery Syr), Henry James, William Henr y, Matthew Pepe, and Richard Syntoas, Gents. to be Lieute i.....•. Dated as above. James Rosevair, Digory Jose, Elisha Martin, William Hacker, Nathaniel Spry Sleeman, William Snowden 'lra:saw:a Fre derick Cock, John Peck, and William West, Gents. to be En signs. Dated as above. Richard Watts, Gent. to be Quarter -Master. Dated as above. William Juke, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. 4th or Mountsbay Kegiment. Rose Price, Esq to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Dated S e pt. 30, 1808. Richard 0 xnan, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above. John Scobcll, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. John Smith, Samuel Joh 1, Henry Gudgeon, and William Cor nish, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated as above. James Edwards, Francis Cock, John Luke, jim. ThomasVigure. Richard Bramwell, Thomas Istinesvati, John Tremewan, John Biota vy, Wiliiatn Cole Hifi, • .!olut H.inibleton, Thomas :tad John Barealay Lloyd, Gems. to be Lieutenants. I7arial as al:ove. I 4 1 t: Fle loin, Gent. to Quartor-Master. Dated as above. ri man, Gent. to be Surg• on. Dated as above. bth or Loyal Menvage Regiment. Eassi:.el.ani, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Comman d. nt. Doti d Oc.. 1, 11,08. John Trevatien, Esq. to he Lientenant-Colonel. Dated as above teat. Johns, Esq. to be lklajor. Dated as above. John Dyke, Samuel Grow, Robert Dyke, Joseph Pascoe, John Ellis, Joseph Hent:y, Peter Hanimill, and Wm. Treveneo, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated Oct 1, 18C5. John Glasson, Esq to he ditto. Dated June 19, 1809. Oliver 11111, John la a son, John l'yack, Hendy, Milehael Caddy, Wm. Hendy, Francis ranks, Win. Penberthy, :amp son Rogers, rat John Hammill, Gen:s. to be Lieutenants Dated Oct. 1,1808. Stephen Petiberty, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 19, 1809. 9ti ph:n Penherty, John Colliver, Charles R ee:l, Henry Odgers, Henry Penberty, and Rich:oil skues, Gents. to be Ensigns.— Dated October IROB. Ralph Bartle, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 19, 18(9. Volunteers. Mountsbay Cavalry. tames Glasson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Richard Bowel, Gent. to in Cornet. Dated December 3, 4.03. St. German's Cavalry. John Slyn:an, Gent. to be Corm t. betted May 31, 1809. Looe Jonathan Conch, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Robert Grigg, jun. Gent. to be &gond Lieutenaat. Dated July 2C. 1809. Lryal Meneage Cavalry. George Borlase, Gent. to be Corset. Dated Nay. 9,1303. BANKRUP TCY ENLARGED. 'January tO. William Kirkpa , rick and Richard Cort, of Bread street, Cheapside, London, ware'must men, at tt n, at Guildhall. - January 7. Rigticll Lye, late of Gosevill-street Road, Middle sex, bailderer and plaistercr, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTS. James Hambcr, of the Rottn.:ck Ponlic-House, New Road, Rat. tlifre ilighway, Midtt!esex, victualler, dealer and chapman. to surrender January 20, 27, and February 7, at twelve, at Guild . ball. Attorney, Mr. Na hneon, Great Jailers-street, Bedford row, I .ondon. James Rowley, of I'ow 7 lane, London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, January V, Feb. 3, and 97, at ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, No. 34, Fore-street, Cripplegate, London. Peter Didier and William Tebbett, of St. James's-street, parish of St. James's, Westminster, coparziars, booksellers and oa deniers, January 20, 97, and February 97, a: eleveu, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilkinson and Young, Cavendish square. litic.iard Swallow, of Selby, Yorkshire, money-s:rivenzr, dealer and cluarman, Jan nary 2C, 27, and Feb. 91, at eleven, at Guild hall, L o ndon. Atturnies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New- Inn. London. Cap .1 Ilanbury, of Seething-lane, London, contractor, dealer and ciraptitan, lanuary 20, at twelve, January 97, at one, and Feb. 27, at tw.:lve, at Guildhall. Attornics,Messrs.Vandercom and C,,otyti, Cantaat-t , ! . reet. WM.= Bias, of Bristol, er:::1-mer.hant, dealer and chapman, y 29, 30, and February 27, at twelve, at the Bush Ta velar, o.m-street, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Cox, Bristol; or Mr. No. 12, Gray's-Inn-square, London. W e ightmae, now or late of Birmingham, mercer, draper, deal-r and chap a', January :O, at form, January 31, at eleven at the Castle lan, Birmingham, and February 27, at eleven, at the Old Lmtvti Inn, Lichneld. Anomie', Mr. George Green away, Ar leborough-Hisll, near Nuneaton; or Mr. John par ker, No. 5, Brick-court, 'l'i ma'e, London. Richard Mai riott, of Northampton, hanker, dealer and chapman, January 1:0, 30, and SI, Feb. 1, and 27, at ten, at the George Isiti,,iNorthaaapton. Attornia, Mr. Abiiey or bir. C. Mask- hare, Illorthamptdll4 or court, Landau: ad iallg, Caption. lan Browne tt amd baba De Camp, of catheine-Arreetv S' rand. Middlesex, bonka.sliers, printer', publishers, dealers, cbipmen, and partner', •finaarp ft*, so, and Feb. sr:, at ten, at Guildl;all. A:torLios, Mews. Swain, Stevens, and Mapiest Old Jewry. Joseph JoynF.on, of Stourport, mesh of Kiaderns;nster, Worces tershire, hop-mercliant and corn-dealzr, Feb. IS, et Ete, Feb. 16, and 27, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport. Actor. nies, Messrs. Clarke and Parioe, Bewdley. Thomas Hescson, of Great St. Helen's, Bishopagate-street. Lon don, merchant, dealer and chapman, Jan. 543, 27, and Ftb. 27' a* one, at Guiljhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, Fore.streee Crippl. gate, London. - - . - John Maim, of Bradford, Wilts, linen-draper, dealer and chap man, Jan. St), 31, and Feb. 'n, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard and Ad- Wigton, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. R. A. hheppard, Bath. 1 . Charles William Hempel, Gent. ember 2, 1809. ißichard Warren, Gent. to be Su t 3d, or North Cur Wrey J'Ans, Esq. to be LieuteoB Septentber 30, 1808. 1 Thomas Warren, Fact. to he Lies George Boughton Kingdon, Esq • lio , kett, Esq. to be Second 11 . tohn i;taildoti, 1 homas I'roode John Rosevear, Robert Smith i 1 1 heard, and Nicholas Bray S) Dated as above. Joseph Lukey, Joseph Tucker, I ' Thomas Colliver, Jeffery S'r I Matthew Pepe, and Richard 1...,.•. Dated as above. 1 Yarns Rostwair, Digory Jose, ] 1 Nathaniel Spry Shaman, W derick Cock, John Peck, and signs. Dated as above. Richard Watts, Gent. to be Qua William Juke, Gcut. to be Sorg 3 4th or Mounts Rose Price, Esq to be Lieutenar I Sept. 30, 1808. Richard 0 xnao, Esq. to be Lie. . John Scobell, Esq. to be Major. John Smith, Samuel Joh 1, lie nish, &qrs. to be Captains. I James Edwards, Francis Cock, Richard Bramwell, Thomas Join Bronx ey, Wiliiain Cole , Nielt , :ll,, :Lid John Barnaby 1 Lared as alove. i I , ht: CI( wing, Gent. to he Qua] 1 t , Willi...n le, ry man, Geut. to be bth or Loyal Mc Jor.7tltati rassi:l,l•ani, Esq. to I I el- nt. Datt 1 Oc.. 1, Ihtnt. John Trev•men, k.q. to he Lien %V .71. 'elms, Esq. to be Major. John Dyke, Samuel Grose, Rol Ellis, Joseph Henry, Peter Esqrs. to be Cairains. Dated John Glasson, Esq to he ditto. e Oliver Bill, lobo G a son, Joh . i Caeltiy, Wm. Hencly, Francis son Rogers, sold John Ham Dated Oct. 1,1803. t Stephen Petibetty, Gent. to be c eta ph:n Penherty, John Collies . 1 f Henry Penherty, and Ricliat Dated October IROB. . e - Ralph Bartle, Gent. to be ditto. Volunteers. - 231 • James Glasson, Gent. to be Lie Richard Bowel, Gent. to ice C, I Dated December 3, 4.03. St. Germ! John Slyn:an, Gent. to be Corr Lone I Jonathan Conch, Gen. to be F. Robert Grigg, jun. Gent. to be, Dated July 22. 1809. Loyal Men Setrgc Borlaie, Gent. to be Co BANKRIJP Pc January 30. William Kirkpae r street, Cheapsidt‘, London, a - January 27. Rignell Lye, late sea, Liailderer and plaistercr, . • BANE • James Harnbcr, of the Roely,.:c • tlifre 1 lighway, Middlesex, s surrender January 20, 27, an ball. Attorney, Mr. V. ithi row, I Amami. James Rowley, of Vow-lane, I Chapman, January V, Feb. : Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, London. ' Peter Didier and William Tel of Sr. James's, Westminster tiotiers, January 20, 27, an. hall. Attonlies, Messrs. V square. Ric,larel Swallow, of Selby, 1 amid chitpman, Jas , nary 20, bat, L o ndon. Attornies, : Inn. London. Cap .1 'Banbury, of Seething-1: cuaptitan, January 20, at tv 27, at tw.:lve, at Guildh.lll. tl,ottyti, le.oill-Ltitt, Cannon Will'am Bias, of Bristol, co,: 1a..t.,. y 29, 30, and Februz vent, Corn-street, Bris:ol. or Mr. iten.. , s, No. 12, (ire ' Wiliam We ightmar, now o r I deal-r and ch. pn a', Jantuu at the Caatle lan, Birminel the Old Lmwti Inn, Licht', ass - ay, At eieborough-Hall, r ker, No. 5, Brick-court, 'l'u Richard Ma. riott, of Northam January 20, 30, and SI, Fet Imui,iNurthalavtaa. Anon DIVIDENDS. January 27. Thomas Harris and John Prfce, of Bristol, mer chants, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.—March 3. John Potter and William Monknaan, of Silver-street, Wood-street, London, war,:lrouse.ilen ,at twelve, at GoilPhall.—Fete. 13. Thomas Liver more, sen. of Chelmsford, Essex, grocer and tallow-chandler, at el••ven, at Guildhall.—Feb. 7. Jolm Dewhirst, late of Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Talbot, Halifax.—Feb. 10. \Vm. Gee Pilkington, of Bawtry, Yorkshire, innholder, at eleven, at the Crcwn Inn, Rotherhtun.--Feb. 12. J Hand, of Worm wood -street, London, warehouseman, ct eleven, at Guildhall.— Fe 5. Peter Davies, of Manchester, liquor-merchant, at ten, at :he Moseley-Arnts Inn.—Feb 19. Edmund Woodreffe, of i'uollastone, Gloucestershire, iron-mato:lt:curer, at ter., at the Beaufort Arius inn, Cherstow.—January Samuel Bishop, of Gleticeste•rshire, halx.rtiasher, E eleven, at Guild- Itar.—Feb. .5. Richard Briggs, of Liv , rpool, merchant, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Lieerpool.—heb. 9. Nl' tu. Dr: wry, junior, of lialkingbam, Lincolnshire, cal - renter aa.d builder, at eleven, a: the Greyhound Inn, 'alkingliain —Fein-nary 8. John Ellis, of Hor lbling, l.inrdeahire, ;,racer and dra;ser, at eleven, at the Grey hound Ina, Falhingham.—Febru3ry M. Isaac Brown, late of Ma ryporr, Cumberland, brewer, at • lev.:11, at the Crown and Mitre, Carlisle. —Feb:entry 10. Win. It ose, of Earl's-court. Kensington, Middlesex, 'newer, at ten, at ei LUlt;hall.—Feb..s. John ArMitage, ' now or I ate of Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth-merchast, at eleven, at the Thre e Legs Inn, I.e4.els.—i;eli. I ''.. George Hawker, Stroud, Glonee..tershire. c.ut:tior, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Stroud, —Feb. 9. Thonlas Gibbons, late of Disritend,. parish of Aston, Warwickshire, 6r.ieec, rt eleven, ac :Le .-watiTavern, Bull -street, liirminghatn.—sreb. 8. %elm.% i"rawil the younger, late of Steep, Hants, fellinot:gcr and tae.ner, at two. at the 51% and Bell, Horn dean.— Feb. 17. James of Ve oud with 'n Satltllewortle, Yorkshire, dyer, clothier, dealt r and chapman, at ekven, at the Mar inn, Ma: , .ches:er.—Fah. 13. Ltntes I:rynier, of Kieg street, parish a St. Anti, Nliddle sex, tit for, dealer and ehaproan, at etp, at Gtlih!leall.—V el.. 5. Paul I.:sier, late of I leptatistall, parish of Halifax, Wm. lasso, late of Morton, parish of Bingley, anti John I.onvleo ton', het t• of mertem, palish of Kildwick, York shire, cottuu-spinners, at out, at the White bite, Vtk y. A curious indictment was precrred at the Norfolk Sessions, last week, in which a Clergyman was the prosecutor, under the following circumstances :—lt was alledged, that, on a cert,iia Sund:!y, wile be was preaching, the daughter or o ac hi s p a yi,,hion ers came .vith her sister into the church, attend :A I. a nun, who carried a b: , g. The ladies, " clunE7- mg stride," clattered in their patens up the aislr— opcned the door of tht it pew—packed their narNeal‘ e therein into the bag, anj, after pasting a lAel t:iiniog the words " a pew to let," opened the Coo-, and retreated in the same order. To punish this conduct the indictment was piclerred, but the bill wa:, not fund. In consequence of a Jury upon a Writ of Enquiry in WiltAiire, in an action of tr 4 spas;, 6 , Simkins v. Hunt," where the Defendant suffered judgment l'y deiatilt, having returned —No Damage—a rule for .1 new Writ of enquiry was granted in the Court of King's Bench last term, it be in! , held that the defen dant havi•-g suffered judgment by default, there must be some damage. On Wednesday last this second writ of enquiry was executed at Devizes, but the Jury again rewired— No I)ama , 2e: and after being twice advised by the Under-Sheriff to re-consider it, per sisted in returning the same verdict. Saturday evening as two boys were amusing them selves with gunpowder at a house in gird-street, Ox ford-street, a e:innister, containing about two pounds caught fre sou exploded, by which accident severa panes of glaei were blown from the windows, the boys were severely wounded, and a young child in the room, where the explosion took place, was so badly hurt, th.tt it is supposed it cannot live. A daring robbery was committed a few days ago, on the premises of Messrs. Bowden and Tucker, of Camomile ,street, drug-brokers. The thieves took from the warehouse a considerable quantity of musk, to the amount of 5600. A man is now ill custody, on suspicion of receiving and selling the same ; he underwent a long examination on Saturday last, be fore the Sitting Magistrates of Lambert street Police tThF.c.e, \Vhitechapcl, and was remanded for a fur ther hearing. A soldior belonging to the Buckingham Militia, lying on the heights of Dover, has confessed that he was concerned in the murder of Mr. &roma, near Chatham. He was sentenced to receive 700 1 . lashes for a recent offence, on which he made the above discovery ; be, however, received 300 of them, in part, being as many as he was then able to bear. Sunday eleven deserters were lodged in the Savoy, in the Strand. These men deserted from the army in Halifax, with an intention of getting into the United States of America, but were pursued and made prisoners. Last week, as a farrier in Fife was turning a rowel on a horse, some of the morbid matter with which the horse was affected went into a cut he had in his finger ; his arm immediately sweUed, and his body soon afterwards, and he died in a short time after, notwithstanding medical assistance was speedily pro cured. The horse also died soon after. On Wednesday last an Inquisition was taken at Great Cowell, on the body of J. Smart, 13 years of age. He, with several others, had been firing off a touch-gun, being part of a barrel of an old fowling piece, in which they had put two ounces of gun powder and some slugs, when it recoiled, and struck the deceased on the forehead. Verdict—Accidental Death. On Thursday, the 24th ult. an Inquest was held at the Crown, at Hatfield, on the body o. J. Honey ball, who, for a wager of Is. Gd. undertook to drink three quarts of beer in twelve minutes, which he per formed within the time, but died in the course of five hohrs afterwarJs. Verdict--Died by Excessive D. inking, Tuesday se'nnight nn alarming fire broke out in a corn kiln, belonging to Mr. Steel, of Dornock, near Annan, which entirely consumed the same. A con siderab!e (paucity of corn was destroyed, and a mare and thou pigs were suirocated. •-• isOLIa: " •' MArsterr Housv. , —.Testerciiy7 cemper Was charg ed with uttering forged Check; drawn upon the banking house of 'roster and. L-AbOck,.with a view to ihfraud Mr. Minkirrier: 5- • •• - Mortimer stated, : that the prisoner came to his shop on Friday, lind pm-chased •a- gam, wnich he Agreed to let him hate i t:4 - k 43, ready money, and which he sent, as dire' veil; to No. 70, Greenfield ' street, Commercial-road ; when the servant retuned with a check, drawn Upon Foster and Lubbock, who stated it to be a forgery. 1' Doubleday, servant to Mr. Mortimer, stated, that on delivering the gun, the prisoner wrote him a check, which they refused to pay, not knowing any thing of the drawer ; that upon going back to Green field -street, he met the prisoner going WE with the gun, who told the witness he coutd not stop, as he was going into the country, and seemed surprised the bill was not paid ; the witness, however, w‘iuld not part with him, unless he gave him back the gun or the money, and at length gave him in custody to a watchman. _ _ _ ...... Mr. Anltct, a clerk from the banking house, proved that no person of that name kept an account with them. The prisoner said nothing in his defence, and a great many persons attending to prefer similar charges against him, he was remanded. HATTON GA It DEN. —Yesterday Ann Rolfe and Sarah May were fully committed, charged with steal ing from the shop of Mr. Thwaits, linen-draper, in Holborn, 37 yards of cotton, making a riot in the shop when detected, and striking M. A. Newton, a shopwoman, on the breast with a paten, of which she had been ill five days. A. case of a very extraordinary nature has lately. been under investigation befiire Mr. Guaumi, at the police office, Bow-street :—A cloth factor, who re sides in the City, had his pocket picked of his pocket book, containing several bills of exchange to a consi derable amount, at Lansdown fair. The bills having some time to run, upon his return to town, !he sent written notices to the acceptors not to pay theni when due. Among the acceptors, one was a breeches maker, at the west end of the town, whose IA Ct. &I - 6 was among those stolen ; the breeches maker had a notice seat him not to pay the bill. In a -few :lays after, the cloth factor and the breeches maker had some business together, when the latter, to the great aszonishment of the cloth factor, produced the stolen bill, and said he laid paid it. The cloth factor, not being satisfied with this account, summoned the breeches maker an: his shorrn n before Mr. Gas a %AI. On Wednesday evening an investigation t;iok place; the cloth factor proved a leritten notice at the house f the breeches maker, not to pay the bill, in conse .! tluence of its having been stolen ; and also a mes ! sage being left with the breeches maker's wife, early on the n.orning when the hill became due. The breeches maker denied having received the written notice, or that his wife had told him the message that was left. Mr. GttAIIAM requested to see the bill, and on the breeches maker producing; it, and the Magistrate having examined it, he discovered that there was no regular receipt to it, there only being written on the back, " Received the sth. of January ;" but no name to it, there being merely a flourish, but no letters could be made out. Mr. GRAHAM desired hint to withdraw, and then axamined his shopman, who said he recollected a clerk of of the cloth factor I calling at their shoe early on the morning of the sth inst. but- what he said to his mistress he denied that he heard ; he said his mistress gave him bank notes to pay the bill. The master was then called in, and he persisting in the same account he bad given be fore, Mr. GRAHAM told him he had a great mind to detain him on suspicion of being concerned in the robbery ; but however let him go, ordering him and his wife to attend him on Saturday. On that Ll. , y the cloth factor attended, and told Mr. GRAHAM the breeches maker had agreed to give him security lOr the amount of the bill. ECCLESIANTICAI. PROMOTION. _ . A dispensation has in:si•ed the grew. Kcal to enal•le the Rev.Wni. Mills, 13.1.). rector tit' tvlibertien, ttloucestershire, to holA tht rec tory of Shillipgferd in the Diocese c.f:'.lli*Lury ; tot the prettuuta ;;,ll of V. Yaruton Esq. of Watley 1 Icese, Deals. ]U! i. On the Ist instant, aj Crzwestrd. the :.a4 of Captain Pei !enpbata, of the Army, 4 , 1 (!aughter. At GoarEsey, on ,he 10th the Lady of tha Rev. W. Chip tnell, of a datiLhter. 'the I.atly of M. Constable Maxwell, Esq. t/Terregks-Lo uie, of a @on. The 12th inst. in Sotnenwt-strcet, Porttosa..ritate, the 11us. Mr.. Grayts, of a dat.zhter. Last wet k, at Wlncltyster-houre, Chelsea, the Lady of the ittv. Charles North,.Rector o• Myer.tukt , Haute, of a son. Monday, at his holm! in ller.or , l-stivet, Nlay Fair, the I.ady of John 'Ant, ..q. M.P. of a dat:;;htcr. AMAP►:Iii) On the stit inst. at Mary-la-Room! Church, Ichn fee;lonald, Esq. Survon, t.on of General Julia Ikiactlettal,!. of the IStztal army, to :Mitt. Letitia Pearce. At Kilkcalcly at the 18th alt. Mieltzleilklalcohn, tag thirst son Joh n Mateoitu of EaV.:etlte, to Isobell Davie, aauithter of . 1 humus revile, mirchant, Kirkcahly. At Plymouth, Cap% 1-larward, of the Navy, to 14u. Julia P;tl - dsughttr of Vice-Ado - lira :4 E. At I'er:it, or the mit hie- Aka" if t•ig, of Haligreig, lA'. Si. to Jane, tiauritter of the late Johu %%lines, of D! ED. At Wrattirf Park, Cambeilgethire, :god General Colones of the Ohl Bdfs, and nephew of the first Lord Lowther. —He was one of the oldest off cers in his Maj;-,ty's service ' and Aid-de-tamp to the Marquis of Granby it thL battle of hirtden. Last wrek, at Wi••ton, in Sus,tx, after a kw days illress, Miss. Rock. acid 19 years ; and on the rc:urn of the gt•ations from the funeral, they found her brutixt Win. Rook, wko Lad be;en lett rather indisposed, a coruse. Lately, aged !iti, John Mullett, of. Ibberron,Dorset, who was born the wry day George 1. ascent.h , cl the throne, Aug. 1, 1714. At Bath the Ittv. Joon Amyatt, A. hi. Vicar of South Brunt, Devon, and Domestic Chaplain to the. Prince of VV.th... • Wednesday, at Stoke Park, 1% his, die Lady of Joshua Sniiih, Esq. M. P. for Devizes. On the 12th inst. at Queen's Elm, Brompton, Captain J sigh I'. yce, many years in the Hon. Late 11:ilia Con:pa:loi service. I.ately, in the. West !tidies, Sir John Bernard, Bart; second son of the late Sir Francis Bernard, Gi,vErnur of Massachuset's bay. On the 31st nit. of a hiliouk fever, at Vt oltiogliain, Sir i:eorge Ernest James Wright, Bar:. At langside. near DalLeith, on the Ist instant, John Alves, Esq. late Chamberlain to his (.race the Luke of . Buecletigh. At Kb kmicluel Manse, Perthshire, ou the 6th instant, Allan, EA of the Rev Allan Stewart. At Glasgow, Mts. Bruce, relict of the Rev. Archibald Bruce, 11Vnister of Shorts. 'At-lait house in Wallingford, William Mayne, Esq. seven times Mayor, and father of the Corporation of that Borough. Monday, suildenly, Mr. Wild; of Covent-Garden Theatre. Sunday corning, Mrs. Cadogan, mother of Lady Havailsou. awas. v . Ramos an n um - • • CAPITAL MANOR AND ESTATBS, Mkt. TO ME SOLD BY AUC (*ION, By Mr. PBYTON i . At.,,tfie Warwick Arms lisn, Warwick, on MOoday, the flit% e . 44 of January, lOW ' at ' Th ree o'clock is the Aftern oon previously dispose d of by Private Contract,of which due 4.tis i will be given) in Four Lots, THREE FOURTHS of the MANOR of LoN G TrcHINGTON, very extensive, and abounding w i t h G an ., with the. Rights, Rovitiet, Fisheries and Immunities thereto, and four must compact and desirable Farits, standol and convenient Dv/tiling Houses, °Slices, Yards, : ; 4 Premeilt, comprisicg about 830 Acres of most facile , Ar4:- Mt a 'ow and Pasture Land hi suitable proportions, lying a rin; frac", on the River Leant, and df the actual value Qt . Ow Ti•ousand Six Hundred Pouuds. Lot J. The Manor ot Long Itchingtotiafortsaid, and Snowf...d Grange Farm, containing 220 Acres is hind, and in Mr. It , Worrall's tei:ure, wider notice to quit at lady-day next, o f , annual valuable of £450. I.ot 2. Lodge Farm, about e4O _Acrea, in Mr. William occupation as a yearly tenant, on A Nlichatki:ai Linty, Dual value of 0360. _ _ I.ot 3. Middle Farm, 176 Acres, in Mr. Wher`,:ei t, der Lease frr three years. from Micliaelmal 1 t. 14), ti . , value of £.3'ln. The Limestone therein, under L e ar ..L y, to at an annual Rent of £6O. I.ot 4. Town Farm, 208 Acres, in Mr. John Judd's nue.cr notice to quit at Lady-day next, annual value A4lo. The liiinestone therein, 'scaler Lease for 30 years to at an annual rent of £4O. This Estate lies in the beautiful and fertile Valley cf the River Learn presenting the most picturesque scenery, in a g Alt , e { neighbourhood, within six macs of Warwick, three mites &ma'am, and three of that fashionable and rapidly h T y ru • s i ise Watering Place ' Leamington, and by the hne of the Warvick .and Napton Ca nal, by which (and the Limestone existing or. th e Mats) a constant supply of Ittlanurois furnished to the Farms 02 ! the neost moderate terms. The Tenants will ahew the premises, and for firther pri ce . re lars apply to. Mr. James, High. stet, Warwick ; and No. S, N e , Bonirrll-Cott Lincoln's Inn, London, where plans are demo. MO Medicine is so well calculated, or has better ` ll succeeds in giving relief in numerouStad Cases of Set*. ',hula, than Si'ILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCOKBUTIC 1 :ROL'S. A trial will prove this, and convince even the tender anxiety of parents When the glands become Ern swelled and diseased, or the usual symptoms of sctophulous eniargenienr cf the stomach in childien talon place. In eruptive cases of Sctl-v r , Gout, Rheumatism, and Nervous irritation of the Stomach f.:, 1 bilious affections, its superiority has long been achnowletl: L l._ The genuine Mc:Heine has the words, " By the King's Pattl.:" .expressed on the h:atie, hill of direction, toad outside wrapit,.; and eat- King's dot I, is printed in black ink. Sold at the I. l i,;t e r.. ere, Ni.t 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of ss. tift. & A da Ws lets. and *larger 11. si. Compound Essence, to a la; n7lllE...as:int irritation. Bs. Da. S 1 HERS :S O VODLIAX,C - • IS far ittiv7rior to all other external applicatiers :n hc Cure of Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatisms, Stc.; 23 al.a is Cr.oups or Numh..v...i, and in promoting Circulation iu the 1.60, 1 NV hell i t a paraly:O. staLe. It is the best Remedy for it i:issolveo to a bpaull, and applied warm, or with a ple.!; ; ;:i li.it well ills:) st.nicti w.:h it, and tied on the part afected. kis liketviso of a:Loiriable In the accidents and local cotap!nr.3 t t which Horses are Soil only by F. N. w berry and Sons, N 0.45, St. Paul's Chard.. yard (:;rot doors trout .he to . uer of Cheapside), i.onlou, ;Aix a bottle, tocluded: but none are genuine ln! , . tt....e wl.ich the words, •• F. New:wry, N0."45, St. Pauf4' v-ay..d it: the Also, by C.cir appointment, by Bacon and - Co. Oxf.ita. stietr ; Hawkini, Old ; Hayward, Piccadilly; ley mid strso.; Barry, Westminster i Ward, Hol born; l Lrris„laidsatt...st red ; Randall, Royal Exchance; and Clat lie, Borough. 'll 'tlE CORD LU lAL BALM OF LEA') is f:a:- . . ii- nesily ricommended to all persons labourii.g tone r tlrAt creel mala.lius which break out hi a variety of symptoms, :rd fur which thla salidnious Cordial it a safe aa4.l certain remely, c _)nlfo: tii,g 4 the stomaeh . and bowels, bracing the.solids, and giving , toae to tha'whoie nervous system. ,As Ik. SOLOMON'. prae tire is now become Ip treat and exterisbee,:bild 14., ennead A r,.• gagemet,ta require a considerable portion 'cif bit 4ine and auto. dance, he expels, when consulted, the usoal , compliment e a Coinca ;, but all•writtea, Cai?S, or lettors of advi ce, and u::acona 'Ended wi h an order for uwdicine and remittance, to be a: sw,r el at his ici*tt re, are r: quires to ,nclose only Haifa-Guinea. Surf lett:•rs should, for safety, be thus directei--Money-letter, l'7. bolmiton, Svlution's Piaci., Brownlow- street, livurpool : pA double postag... Letter* iuzy be ordered to be addressed fur X. T. or A. B. at tlie Post-oilice, till called tor.—A saving of 9s. in Two Guinea , . —The Cordial Balm of • Gilead is sold in bottles, pr,te Italf-attitica each ; there are also bottles price. 335. sunmi::il 1 equal to four ltuttle. at 10s. rd. by which the patient saves 9 s. ht. eluding also the duty ; the` stamp of which bears the rrepticiar's rum., and address, " SAinuel Solomon, I.lverpooi," to icii . .z.tc which is felony.--N. It. It is ::ecessary to obserie, tltat the phtige of all lett,T, whatev,r, must be paid. (: h1:11.1.L• iVli~. it. 4 ES;SR S. CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his' A. Majesty's Service, challenge the whole. world to prove a. single .4ttstanca where !hoar Medicine and nutlind of care I.: we tailtd of the desired J. et. The practice of many year, in tl.is particulir brapclo of their profession has not given rise to ute totostoecessfuldlscs '1 Ley cont4Otie to direct Chrir studies to the treatpent and cmf of V .:r.erval (Newlainte s aml that derangement of the systen, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects at a Itatvot long and ro.o-t toni , appily pursued hythe youths oaftlotlleeTe'! in the out! it will he fhund to be the unfailing sou: ce of :wry: nw!"* ; lloe ether hays!ns ravages fatally developed to Oletni , ! - trt.-:.:og st:.tet f detclity, which, if not timely remedied, teentitate. its impotence. 'l'llese art its rer.tore and ultimate efr..ets, wloe roc sumptions,loas of muscular power, and various nervous col:Tier! , usually characterise :tot eariler stages of this solitary vim.. Olper• sons languishit.g ton(ler the chsotders.ineident to such a habit, d.es treatment is sitllple !:as never proved itasucceelful, iu the course of a long, laborious, and much extended pratiee. In t!;-• most ohstin-ie and centnlicated cases of venereal infection, - 04:h as obstructiouk• :he to ethra, spongy excrescences, Lard moors, calkma ulcers, erwtiona,seminal weakness, gLets, as 41e-) $1 1 S 1 . it i C'd 'LI RES, - . Wh"loor ?tee:lt or of leng duration, and whit have haem ets. skia of other ileaCtiiioners i are by'thelrprosent improved ?lan of treatment, effectually and prrntaneittly cured, witltnut tiieitat.%-::t suffering the excrticia big pain and al-Arming littuairliage tv'sicti °nen follows tilt! application of the lunarsaustic. In t,he co:l , e o! '2O tears es:et:Ave pr act ce in this inetrnpulii, numeint* cases r t i Strisntires have been :Cid are daily* under- that , ' ire; the n' ,t eradication of which atta:trectesd by a safe. certain,: and art: , ' 1 tice.s mode of practice. superior to any other. Vat adopted. lAt see :Icecap, relaxation an t i deb if ity . proceeding from this comria':;. is speedily renweei, and the patient re mired to sound and st• goroits health. bet Wit'ery the debilityhas for years existed, : proper perseverance In their restorative tentedies, after the 74'*i tine has been' tlestroyed, is :indispensably requisite to revlve l'' slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Consfttiti , 11. . . : 4 4 V e,ral Nels!enteit and Gentlemen, of the his: respect:lL:lire , have been tinder ilw care of Messrs. COrrie ..titi Co. far the "• meval of colit:dhints ii! the Urethra, Strictures, Ste. and, batn: I received a tactical- And perniAvA tit care, request that refert , s o caty bc net& to them as satisfactory evidences of the deckled " perim sty tal . Messrs. Currie anti Co.'s plan of treatment. Ti' - ' of these Ciertlemeni hay:. had Su ictures fruni ten to tw:nty •i . .rss a , 141 hail been under the care of Messrs. Home and I leatisietio and other sur-tens of entizi emintmee, who attempted the Cs" I by the application of tie: lunar caustic. without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consul; eft by either set With 'h e greatest delicacy, secrecy, aosi honour, at their house, Not le'" liaiton-Garden. Patients in the comitry are requested to sts'i the articular:. of their case, nge . , anti neral l‘abit of living, e• i indosing a remittance for advice and medic:,:. it, when the 541* swift he given or sent to any 'art of the tine.: - rn. To ensure that seerney so es,eni ial to the.t tux lartaking, tie postage of Letters may be added to the account tot medicines -9t.11 June. itso9—lo', flatton Garden. —Assts.. ~~ HIGH WATER AT 1.0N1./01•1 131(11JGE 1 . 0- . % 10 K 1(4) " . ...... 8 minutes atta 12 After:lo.n ..... ....... i LONDON : Print4.ll rublecttra by LO.' el. ~ 1, terbury-Plare, Lambeth, at the Staa.Oratce, :40. 1, 0+ MM. PlibliShed abo Stme•Orf