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I. 1. OM LAST N i ;Lei - I E. ff l , MILITARY PROMOTIONS. COmraissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Berk shire. Sir Thomas Tim ophilna Metcalfe, Bart. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Auguat 1, 1808. Militia• Ensign John Griffin to be Lieutenant. Dated March 14, 1808. Ensign Danvers Walter Henry Speed to be ditto. Dated Octo ber 5, 1808. Ensign William Cardiffe to be ditto. Dated October 6, 1808. George Hoit, Gent. to be Ensieti. Dated January leiS, 1808. Danvers Walter Henry Speed, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Febru ary lit, 1808. William Cardiff., Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 18, 1808. John Clarke, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 25, 1808. Baynhurst and Wokingham Volunteers. Lieutenant Thomas Brown to be Captain. Dated July 93, 11108. Ensign William !teary Newell to be Lieutenant, Dated June '22, 1809. Ensign Robert Stevens to be ditto. Dated July 23, 1808. Robert Stevens, Gt nt. to be Ensign: William Tonic, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 7, 1808. lames Smith,. Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 22, 180zi. ixiam Jones, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 15, 1608. Ist Reading Volunteers. Major Marquis of Blindford to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com mandant, and Captain John Wilmsburst to be Major. Dated September 1, 1808. Lieutenant John Ruginan to be Captain. Dated March 14, 1608. . _ 2d Reading Volunteers. ictrenants William Perkins and Thos. Willstlon to be Captains. Ensigns b. njanin Moore, Richard Billing, and John .Leake, to be lieu mints. Tl:onlas Ntwbery, John C.,oke, Richard Angell, John White, and James Midwinter, Gents. to be Ensigns. All dated May Ist, 11309. 11 , ..whnry, Shaw, and Speen Volunteers. Captain Edward Montagu to be Major; Lieutenant Joseph Gray to be Ctotrin • Ensign Charles Slocock to be Lieutenant ; and George Benne t,, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated April 1, 1909. Ilungerford Volunteers. Newbery, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 19,1808. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Wiison and William Farn, of Wardrobe-place, Doctors' • - Commons, London, clerical and medical agents, Oct 25, :SUS. Jeremiah Clegg and Joseph Clegg, of Manchester, timber mer chants, March 9, 1807. Martin Bree, Joseph Barcroft, and John Drees, of Crostimaite, Cumberland, miner., October 19,1808. James Booth and Thomas Drinkwater, of Manchester, dealers in rags and paper, October 29, 1808. Sarah Beek and naada Montauk. of Needham Market, Suffolk, . school mistresses ' August 10, 18(8. . William Sanford an d John Tipping, of Manchester, fustian and calico manufacturers, July 1, 1807. Robert Hilliard And Thomas Everts, of Birmingham, factors. — September 3, 1808. James Slater, James ',Arley, and Joseph Slater, of Sharpies, near Bolton, L ancashire, bleachers, August 9, 1799. Joseph Slater and James Valley, of Little Dolton, Lancashire, bleacher,, October 27,1808. James Gunnis, of London, and Benjamin Law, George Newsom, and John Sheard, of Tinley, Yorkshire, woollen manufactu rers, bone 1808. John Galloway and Henry Campbell, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, boot and shoeutakers October 20, 1808. , Charles Greetham and 'homes Greetham, Nov. 1, 1808. Sheen Bathe" and Ebeneser Plorlock,, of Union-latex, Hackney road, Middlesex, brewers, October 31, 1608. haul* Tagle, George Mcsgrave,. dud John Grey,of Leedsejoiners, With respect to John Grey, June 1, 1808. •Henry Horner and George Askwith, of Leeds, cloth dreasera, , ; October 28,1803. • , •*, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov. L tames Peat, late of Great Portland-street, and of Ant* 44144118 t. ' Strand, wineemerchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.- Wllliatn Foy, of Cherthey, Surrey; tad', Joseph Hemingway, of Chester, printer. PANKRITYI'S. • ipl""j11% Goff, of Weliclose-square, Middlesex, coal-merchant, dealer andehaputan, to surrender November 15, 19, and pee. 13, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, hib Thomas Allan; Frederick's-pixie, Oil leery?, London. James • Fletcher Hughes, of Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square • *Middlesel, bookseller, dealer and diapason, Nov. 8, lb, and s 13, it one, at GuildhalL Attersies, Messrs. Wilt _shire and Bolton, Old Broad-street, London. James Howard and John Howard, both of Burnley, Lancashire, cotton spinners, dealers, clansmen and copartners, Nov. 12, 15, 1 ' and Dec. 13, at *even, at the Hare and Hounds. Inn, Bury. I Attornles, Mr. Parker, Bury, Lancashire; or Mr. Viigles- Worth, Gray's Ina-square, I.ondort. Tlunr.as Young, late of Downer*, parish of Mangotsfield, Glou • cestcrshire, but now of the rrariA of Machett, Monmouthshire, deal:l- and chapmaq, Nov. 5, 16, and Dec. 13, at eleven, at the Bush Favern, Corn-street, Bristol, Attornies Nit. Henry Davis, Btistol; or Mr. Jatnes N 0.12; Gray's Inn-iquire, London. William Ward, of Leice ster, antl-Richard Fraser, of Cate-store s strvt, Loudon, hosiers and copanners,idovember 15, at four, Nov. 18, it eleven, and Dec. I a, at twelve, at the White Lion In 3, Leicester. Anoraks, Mr. Lawton, Leicester; or Mr. SouthamPton.Bukings,Chanceryslane, London. Jolueo Lindley, of Peniktobe, Yorkshire, leather-cutter, currier, disder and chapman, Nov. 14, at Eye, NO?. PS, at ten, at the • *Three Cranes . Len, Linsley, and Dec. 13, at eleven, at the - White Bear inn. Barnsley. Attornies, Mr. John Wilson, No. - Greet/le-street, Hitton-Garden, London; or Mr. George Keir, Barnsley. Chisks Newman, of Whitechaficl, Middlesex, shopkeeper and , daer in lace, Nov. 15,.19, and Dec. 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, King's Bench Walk, 't emple. Robert 'Thomson, formerly of Southwark, but now of Cymbal .Buildiags, Drury-lane, Middlesex, dealer and chapman, Nov. 15, 19, and, Ike. 13, at One. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bonsteld; licsvcrie.strect,,tlect-street, London. Joseph Raker, jun. ,of Stafford. shoe manufacturer, Nov. 14, 15,, at ten, and Dec. 1)1, it eleseo, at the Swan, Stafford . Atee. airs, Mr. Melee, Mo. 5, Ning'i geoett-valks, Temple,Lotellie. er r Mr.prooltef,jlUL *Went Charles Smith, of Beth, Senterset•hire ' cornfaetor, dram al* chaprnan, Nov. 5, IX, end Dec. 121. at eleven, at G torney, Mr. Charles Harrison, Craven-street, Strand, William Rhodes, of Shoals:wen, Middlemni, warehouseman, Nor. It, at eleven, 22, at one, and Dec.l3, s ten, as. Guildhall.— Aitorr.ey, Mr. Whitaker, Broad-court, I.ong Acre. James Brading, of Newport, Ham, tarpentxr and builder, Nov. 8,15, and Dec.ls, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J.F. "Wilmot, No. 7, Holhorn-court, Gray's Inn. .. Mit Ptak; of Gravesend, Kent, bpur carpenter, Nov. 5, Is, and Dec. la, a eleven,. at Guildha ll . Atmrnies. Messrs. "tlarksen, Es sex-greet, Strand; or Ur. John Pratt, Rochester,' Nett. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 8. Benjamin Betts and Ann Smith, of Basinghall-street, i,ondon, factors and copartners, at one, at GuilihalL Wv S. Jarvis German, of AkierMattimary, London, hosier, at one, at Geiglhar • Nov. 8. John It non, et Gray's lan, Middlesex, banker and seri vener, at one: at Guildhall. • Nor. 8. John Chapman, of Martin's-lane, Cannoa-atreet,Loadon, drysalter, atone, at (; uildbalL • Nov. 8. Willk.in Tucker the younger, of Exeter, sergoasissfaw Curer, at one, al Guildhall, London. Nov. 8. Jamis Colecom, of Bow-street, Middkart, b,kbbry. At eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. K. Aaron Isaacs )3ing, of Gieat Present-otresa, Gesdaiii*l Fields, Middlesex, merchant, at opt, at - - . 11oV. 8. John Peter Holloway, of bL 5w it Ideolarba, ji i ,„._ wine, spirit, and beer-mer Chant, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 8. Ray IN - bailey, late of Cullum-street, Feadardrateset, J-.onilan, brandy-merchant, at twelve, at GuildbalL •, Catlin Johnson and John Wbiltshics, et Huatioc.i at twelve, at Guildhall, London. ..- ...,.1 . _ ____ . _ Jones an d Edward Jones, of Wreidtaen, sae— -1 and li , liior-slealere, at tire*, at the Britt iewatei landsester, * • -ts side. ard.Chfnibers, late of N . \was .. Tyler, in eleven, at the Shakespear 'raver* tie* Raul, of Lath, Lima, at einsii,' die NV Bash. . . ..- f - .... - "e" LIWS, OCIVBER 29. . . We last week exposed to public view scone wicked and diabolical arts practised by Mary , man, of Campield, near this town, upon the tressed and ruined family of William Perigts, Bromley ; we shall now submit to our Readers s further particulars which came out in the exa tions before the Magistrates of this Boinugh. Soon after Perigo went to consult Mary Bm and while, by her arts, she was fleecing him the money he had, or possibly could raise, ing, in the whole, as we have already stated, the imaginary Miss Blyth ordered him to bu: live goose," in order that it might be offered burnt-offering to her Familiar, and thereby ' the works of darkness; she next demanded : terpane apd sheets; again four pounds of next a cheese ; then a pair of lamb's-skin stocL exclusive of the money, bed, china, gowns, petticoats, and family bible. In May, 1807, this prophet of ills predi both Peng° and his wife would, during the ~ take a very severe illness ; but they were consoled L. the assurance, that if they followed her prescriptio n stedfastly, this illness would not be unto death • in one of them is three fest let • Mat 1r#7 1 *.%'... '" order to which they were directed to eat the pudding a family 'sleepin-in one of e rooms estiPect welt I already mentioned ; and if that made them sick, as ; the dreadful fri lit only. The fire Made* urai:nit, it probably would, they were to take each a spoonful •at two south windows, which it broke, as well as lhe, of' honey, mixed up with certain ingredients, and if jured the work, and broke some other srindOws in dael they took it all, without being deterred by the apps- !neighbourhood by the shdek. The gardener's he* rent illness it might produce, Mary assured them ' was filled with a strong sulphurous smell. . .. that their :arrow: would Iv at an end 1 Infamous I. On Tuesday last, about si; o'clock in the evil!. - ' wretch ! her words were too true ; Perigo's wife ad- Ting, a dreadful fire keoke out at the farm of Ca hered stedfastly to the prescription, and her life paid • tonmill, in the peighlsourbood of Kelso, possessed the forfeit of her folly. The husband, less faithful, !Messrs. M.DougaL A. servant first gave the ala escaped with his life, and nothing more. How deeply !that the divelling-hiuse 'was on fire, when Mr. A., infatuated the ill-fated wife of Perigo was, may be i M‘Dougal immediately ran out, and found the, r collected from the following melancholy fact :—Onlef the house already in a blaze.' The wind blew at the Friday previous to the Sunday on which she died, the time with excessive violence, so that every attempt while writhing under the most excruciating torture to mitigate the rage of the flames, or stop their pre. from the effects of the deleterious drugs prescribed by gress, was vain. The dwelling-house was q . uickly Mary Batman, in the name of Miss Blyth, she ex- consumed, together with nearly the whole of the fa.' torted from her husband a promise that even if her niture. The fire then communicated to the stables, illness should issue in her death, a circumstance she barns, &e.. and all but one stable were burnt to the ded pot much expect, lie would continue to follow ground. Two horses, unable to be got out, perished the directions of the sorceress, till the arrival of the !in the - flames • the rest were saved. The fire next time when all their expectations of freedom from the; reached the barn yard, in which were 33 stacks of powers of darkness should be consummated in ahappy ' corn and hay, I-I of which were consumed ; thepru fruition. In an evil, hour he gave the promise, and dent precautions, and active exertions of the people,; scrupulously adhered to it, till forced, by hard rte- who flocked from all quarters to render their assist.' cessity, to violate an engagement more honourable ance • preserved the rernaiader. These, with the' in the breach than in the observance. The wife ` , as, horses and cattle, one stable; and a few implements' - stated, died the 16th of tiy cf ' - all -- -- remain. we have already - on _ .Ay, 1807, and a letter arri'ved two or three days 'After, OCTO3.P.R 29. , a.... from Miss Blyth, in which she attributed her death to having ventured to touch the enchanted bags, Nor were the effects of this disobedience to end here; " Inasmuch," said this disciple of the black art, in a letter to Perigla as your wife has done this wick ed thing, she rise from the grave—stroke your face with the cold hand of death—and you shall lose the use of one side." In this way she continued to practise upon his hopes and fears ; but terror being the more powerful engine upon minds so constituted as his, it eves most frequently resorted Aland, un happily,. with too much success. Driven by his wants to brave all dangers, and to open the myste . - rious bags, where all his wealth was, as he imaginede deposited, and finding that these bags, like Pandora's box, contained many evils, without, like that box, having hope at the bottom, he hurried to the sorce ress, uperaided her with the wicked fraud, and told her those bags contained nothing of value--a Aye," said the artful wretch, e this comes of being in too great a hurry ; you have opened them too soon."— , Too soon, did you say," cried Perigo, indignantly, who had now opened his eyes to his folly, " I think I have opened them too /ate." The sequel is known; the sorceress was committed to Wakefield House of Correction on Saturday, there to await her trial, or to be removed to the county gaol, to which her hue. band has since been sent, fur robbing the house ti j James Snowden. James Snowden and his family have also been the , dupes of Mary Bateman, in a degree little inferior to Perigo. Living at the next door to this artful wo man, she learnt that Snowden's wife had a sort of presentiment that one of her children would be drown ed, and offered her services to avert so heavy a cala mity. The agency of Miss Blyth was called in here again. Mary ipretended to write to her at Thirsk, and received a letter, directing that James Snowden's silver watch should be sewed up is the bed by Mary Batenhan ; next, money, to the meant of twelve gtn neasewas demanded, and obtained in a manner a deal similar to the way in which it was extorted ro o nl Perigo : this was also to be sewed np in the bed.— By and by, it became necessary, Mss Blyth said, in order to prevent their eon being drowned, and their daughter becoming abandoned , that Snowden's fa mily should leave Leeds, and go to Bowling, in the neighbourhood of Bradford, ft kg the bed, with the watch and money in it, with than, bat lowing a con siderable portion of their property in their house at- Leeds, and giving Mary Bateman the key. At length they expressed their wish to Mary, to be allowed to look in the bed, and take out the. atch and moneys, but the time had not yet arrived ; and before this in spection was to be made, the family of Snowden were to take a due, which was at that time in . preparation for them, and was to hafre been Administered during the present week—happily this doze was need taken. Saturday last, James Snowden was passing part of his evening in a public house at Bradford, and The Ludt Mercury being produced, one of the cempaey undertook ' the article which had produced - much - 411, i husbaadry, a tUat now A pedestrian of Newcastle has undertaken to walk 1000 miles in 20 successive days. He sct offor_Neio market on Mondafgennight, for that purpOse. • Friday sennight the passage across the two piers at Plymouth was fordable, dry .shOd, for the 4004' an hour. This indicates some great tempest,Or vat - clinic convulsion. Tuesday se'nnight, the counting house of the Glas gow Bottle Work Company was broketsinto, and be. sides some cash, a number of bills were carried .off. Sunday evening the premises of Mess:i.' etras4 and Co. in Jewin-street, Cripplegate, were firoV into, and bills, to the amount of £lOOO with 420 • 'cash, were carried off. About six o'cjoct on Sunday evening the watr.li , maker's shop, under the gateway in 'Lincoln's-inn, was broke oeen, and several valuable clocks' and watches carried oft klusni Dallar, now under sentence of death in Dwn fries gaol for forgety, islespited dating his Majesty's pleasure. Early on Saturday morning a fire was discovered in the upper part of the Canongate Sugar House, Edinburgh. It was soon got under without doing mach damage. Tuesday se nnight, about one o'clock, a fire of a, most formidable appearance, burst out in the brew house belonging to Mr. William Cobden, in Tower street, Chichester, which, afbet raging with great/ fury for four hours, yielded to the e ff orts of the en .l glues. Though t he premises were partly insured, Mr. C. must sustain a very considerable loss. ACADF.MiI The Univertiry and Mr the Right Hon. Sylvester of the. University (or the e !AL INTELI.I4_;ENCE. g's , Coliese of Aberdeen have elected Douglas Lord Glenbervie to be Rector rte• MARRIED. ) • '• ' Agz.Liwtoo, Esser, Alford John Kervylitiptimmist of the Ist Tower Hamlets, to jOiss ifei7 ;it 1 11 41ffam row Kant Road. • - Al Msdat, onthe Uch elt—litrAiburitWi fries, to Miss Gram Criekoa, of aOt.: ... • Er: Obierve re eogr NISSR§ LEIQH,4IO Ctu. s kittrgeons, 144 ittentiop to tie ireatipcnt el certaititomptsi uts or - tr i m in an - dhguarileci hour, and that Debility whiehals cansWiliyygid, Mr. Liticar ,haying...bevin gamed a lk ikk oth . 6 ,. •braisek for the last eleven years ly this Eouse, it is fes omi .l tbk advantage of such experience gives thi-unnost stiuee ll ttru araiduky with whicb4bcy *sets tStes,sotGes tgdMfltkw g ien ' Cosispl4ins.Z—ln all cues of recent occurrence the tak e i tr:z; and pain and (tau&re a equally avoided. In *v ery . . case,and Us those distressing- -dahooncies, which are th e mew . quence. of youthful imprndtacti o tor flu enervating it.duig enees maturity in yearns climates, thy' mode of treatment enters a u * add pratisauent.restorution tu sigorous health. 'I he tarns n stated nn the first inturyiew, or ill I.IASWer to letters, coauio rg bank note, and In every cue the most lnTiolable secrecy is a, served - Nu.,49 , Artrodciestreet 4 near Temple Bar. There is an additinnal entrance br:Water-streetadjuink.g. • rithEMA GITT at i*A SLIif.A.RIS. T HE value of tilts N'S, s Infallible Medicine has been io long proved, that nothing of the present day can baii s competition with it in r aill the,iiiheretit stages Ow cartsacab ow, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, with exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliintito t , without debilitating the constitution 1q any deSit'ev oe twat* quiring confuoemeat from or restriction in diet. lie radical viAves of these ineotiniablv Drops have proved their din to,public qpiat QLlStiOlt for nagre.tltas thirty years. in an bility of botii sexes, they prve a Dewar tailing restorative, wih. thar the debility Is produced by too free use of Viers:W*46 ,pleasures, oar the odfects of .a wAsso elltnate to travellers. alas* writing abroad. Thty cannot be recornmenoled too amity to those who will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure in 211 ski stubborn cleats, apd eywry weakness Oat *ea* the bladder* organs of urine. By its elacicy many yornen have become vs theta who for yeprs,hid beet deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale . and retail at Mr. Butler'so, 4, Chesil**, oar• net of Purr, A:tee-cow. awdrenail bifllelasis,Pottswatitkillrestost, P°!**ca *Wi: 6 and_ gativris 3 4) lin't Manionsid, assgow minors And 1% iintjertpri,P.4igspo s Ind by-mint sotuitryhieditine venders, in bottles, at Is. wish ample directions. I . 4 hteverind *4. IiAitCI:AiriPATEINri warratuous TT was a remarkof the fekbrated 1311011 P, Author, of the " Domestic Medine," that conoplainis of de stomach and bowels are the prevailing notis lies of this comm., which Ly the foundation of the more formidable sad fear& eases—that the person who could clisc4ver for thr re/dandies La safe end infallible remedy, would perform a zno.t imposter service to 'octet*: Tiiii discovery has now been made in tit Patent AntibilloussPills of the Rev. William Barclay, the tab* sire safe of which, and the,higli estimation in wihiSli they vete servedly held, has considerably lemeard,the minket of.theseces. plaints; and bids hit, in a short time, to be the means of euthdy eradicating them. These Pills have a OA apd safe operation, they act power* and specifically on the bile, and thissr eitiove the numerous do orders connected headaches,•flatulence, liver tote plaints, janadiee, meccas disorders from indigestion, &c. Tlity are the irsoist%ahlablefatnily assdacine hitherto otforcd to themes. lie aud tie Proprietor is auppotted by the most respectable tin- de** of the fire characters of the Nobility, and others, that they have never - been administered to any person wittindt giving ter. tain.and speedy relief, and in the end completing a care. This valuable Medicine hierior beenpved with success, fete commended by the fidlowiagilistingukhol personages The Right Hda. Viiiroust bit.LoN. The Lord Bishop of Ba.• and Wit to- Sir lon is Host ay Woon Bon. NI .P. f,•ir I lonisoo. Sir &remiss Lomat/to - roc, But. M.P • ler Ponir. Timms& s Anson, Esq. M.P. fur Litcldield. LaalaS AKTATT, kat!. M.P. for Southampton. thcnotents Cautte.T.Biest..M.P. for Hertford. Eatauxia Bonny, &q.-New-street, Spria t nirGent. TaOMAS Hasessgastr g, Es+ Pall Mall. G. W. Die att,-Beq. Private Seveury to the Archhi*op ‘, Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. thstoez, Librarian to the Archbishop. Caen Peptiteppka, Rag. M.P. Wentrick. Sold*holeMle and kW by Mr. Butkr, No O. eh= earner of Pateencoreo.rew ; end retail by Mr. streat,.old - Boad.atrest ; Mr.-thrmaam, Loietotereitollihs aYI all respectable vends* in trti end opcsitoy. eAvrlo r --Observe!—:.The mine Wiltilla movie on the stamp, whit* is aliped on * mashie ,be box ; all not so stamped are a daoperoas Price 51. 64. and Wo. For boa, williaMple directions. ------ ii.7l'iiiiiii -- THE Advingakr , . mpg always *paw from regularly eApo&edlondionWo& spies *Mlle *Mk modustvely then: sect t o osie weir a za =y, was moor/ dearly demonstrated ' by the one sumps ifWi otteWed the administration of their new renitsly.y4s l a dinar, come it Ims perebesseL far ales% swiss . 44 0 4 C a dets "14 c4l. a l femitiody iliNiotee FM* mde Else Veuereal Damn thn ' ob7AC anc dtbe st i ir r e ri" ration, and are hatipy lA, lowlos Mercury in the aim of dot t;* it Is nation to *WI that the effects of this remedy &metric* altrdleig .01 mercury, for thougli ca li o t =kg* eradiates sway the oirtig, in its most stagr.‘ yet it domicil ha Injure the core:Motion; on the contrarls it "Mkt t he l i ali n_ In all hs moral hincsions pr o m ote rappetite, and facial:Saw gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong s and vigorous mistime don to the frightful condition that mercury dors, it net only Fe' l igrree that coostitudokin its gninickv,e wiste, but renews a with std debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Nombre. record of the superior efficacy a we V• 4 London, brava 'Nov. F. C ;( don, drapers, • Nov. 10. Mar; I • • • shire, drapers • k Arms Inn, M: • , • Nov. 3 . Richari I monrer, at at • Nov. .. Janie* Lion Inn, Bid • • EDIACJIVAGII, .BCTO.P.P.R 29. , AtifrinlkalWAPTlV PiLLL—cAu-n,,, _ WZAS Be.voint, reams has J 3 - 1;‘ . himself upon the . Piddle - is " the original a n d .s 0n1y ..... he of the Great apprelaenalatet are entertained fat t he lifer ‘ , 4•1 4 0 ._. _,I FrEalarVii th e 6VololiGaildft.itld Aualeptiop4,'"in. try Bate- of the sloop Janet and Anne, Norris, of Aberdeen. — tga Ag...janaec, e n w icu ir. „„bi e d 14 judge a this - ._ 1„ .... the cis ` She sailed froth hence on Thursday Se . 'n w nig ci lt 4 t s , b4 in .i b tl al a ; a tlae e is , t alicii ivlieit .a tti t ei am ar i e brat tair,:r at. aavd .dow tbat egi li shuois i was a L;ri w i e e , r iii in am Li .e erige, -et last, and has not since been heard of. lers some been east ashore near AlemOuth ; and a Opel an- :ere wiiighix eeds itt "t ir e deli i tert io . I;iin ' laredie r a : 4ll , l . Will. • . exataini- slivering her description has been seen, bottom up, off ON awl,. that a tie'vat did luta. in any pa in rs m a i a" t i; - : 2t NU to that coast. ' drAe.INT-POwderrAu.wltinia. the anal ptic Pill* owa s- r s : .101 Bateman, By accounts from Berwickshire, we,learn one of ' culiar eglcacT.• It wi.o be evident; thereare, that Mr p ik ' s im of all the effects of the thunder storms which prevaitelfever t i n. s . ut not Dr, Janes' P# l6 : . and the. 'Public w in * A. . - 't , mine what, dcgree of credit is to be.gircis to one why ; • - s ' 7 amount- the south of Scotland on Wednesday morning. The ‘ t ibi t i4 ig a a t h e . it origc„i and „ iy I , . ,41 ., h 1 4 aas t, i n4 d, to 701. thunder struck with a tremendous crash upon a ea- Dr i jainos in prilciering his Powder; w Lr heasp l i t ° e ar " : ' Agsl t*'' F t w aT e'rer ei, 76 l: 4 4 4 Z S lll P h lr cr e4 ore be ititlas"elrorni!ifiNTrhAna44'dlatlep tic D ; I t ' r iy her " a luable court of of f ices belonging to Sir John Stelvirt bred as I of AlLinbank, which it materially injured. , • The bids Dr. Jaines contrived as a rowdy dorainseelf, aadi...": ly destroy lightning, which completely illtiminitecLthe neigh- cl a coup - bourhood, was followed in two secodda. by a report i gt• Csi Disorder ai s s of lif e tlie to S A t a Z 4 ach va"ed nil Ili agr iv?r ' ls ar , :L idjaarah fu l : th, kr . 1.6 44. 1 -1 -4 4 . 1.2 ! )f bacon ; like a cannon of the largest calibre, clack die %Mild- and :74 l y r , b 7 evda t eir ffe ;a cti e st anod . ;druie r:a...t , at . i gao . • e fir t :imim an,:.7,g , : . 1 , 1.4,4 : T. tockings ; in gust under the cupola to an itatiittitiflt.Y. , irds, .N 1 , 4 1.:1 1 t4r C°9 l Pla.kita;.. t4X,grIXT Wen litiß Pic* hy,nigta ti , ot --!.- petticoats, driving in most of the solid walL It ' theh,seemed to take a circle, run up again to the e lO 4 room. . and lag or kinking. ~..:pirs, ,in. six is o : ' ,. . iarg aftet e. : 7 , e pric 7: l4. 4 : I. iicted that along the roof to the other side of the. kt!44inteir.4 Sold lidlyby P. Neisrberrx and son., No. 45, St. Paul's Cl u n i • le month, are tenholes made in the s'l.ted roof, Ate in wall, Tint L. 0 " 4 " 8 ; iad at 9tr I amia' , L biz house, la klrut * I msoled by , three in - the wall exactly as if they had . been. butes-ad dit * trea e ri d ce . 414 6fl- - abieme that the words, r F.Newbrry, N ix % st e.scriptign Iby cannon, the roof had much the same appeeraraie, death : in I one of them is three feet lone . . Most Providentially. Paul's" are engraved. in the mum. R eg -- T im he ent. Lafty of Major-General John 41poimis Igen, of the AM fit Laimboorn, Dolphin Prise, Esq. a Atigeon dgreat eininepte. Friday, the :tat initant, Spencer Beard; am sort of Allajor Boland, Inspecting Field Officer, EdinbattplaDeerict. the finished, 41( Am** 1, S 4 0 s U Dit4ol9lkot, 33 S 10 12 $ U U 9 fit U AIWA ~:!;<• .10 I. •si u heWa illaffilmla 16 uv. Cl2a: -.• ' • ‘ltle 23 •I . •• sai Iffiest. 1 assit. 431 Igrod. HIGH WATER AT L Morning - Afternoon, - per os. Pslss 11eisoce Lishara. Slf Genes, 47 Vtn se, 12 LW. Plea* Naive pet I. stet Necks, 4* Lisboa, ssi • Oporto 44 Walls; „case., Sof New Dollars, is. If& peros. 9 minutes after , so minute. lbw 4 /Fla GVIG•1"15 ••• MS 11,1141•INAB. •••••••••16, ..r . , Lock Memsy being produced, one of the company from the Surface of the AIIbTEKGk NT LOTION. • . ' undertook to read the article which had produced so for Removi , ng Obstructions T is un necessary to enumerate the advantages re. ; skim _ :le ra ss edian inst e a:ces are um recent record of the superior efficacy °two Its Inherent and peel& virtues acting as a ii , Tema rfectlr to bodily debility, whether ceediug from as escula much conversation during the day, under the head— I .e. suiting to tile constitution of every person; by effktoDy re- eo 4 ar Il li gt leasure, or from tre 3 insidious, " Witchcraft, Murder, Credulity !" Snowden heard moving Obstructions from the surface of the - DAMS Ind the .ig got cgs o Fs ucuNg, n 1 A-tr •• P i 4,ulgence ofincautious youth of both mot the narrative with violent emotion ; when it was keeping free and open the innumerable aut 1 , -- 0 - , es 4 ,4. • •itt aeernsin ilwm pern ch lei re o t uLhabtt.. Amtdst the mgla . neholy variety herei : consequence of this solitary, vice, t finished, he started from his chair, and made'the best whiek aware ezpels all maim or tiostooe - ' • • Imm the Vital !woe moat afflicting than that distressing state of vice, of his way home. His first care was to open the folds I I I I 11:::::: h, e be t : i r *ll " l :_ ted +, tee fcitt * VMek . l , l fi a tM im kt i r t b Acieticy which prevents or embitters the matsgusengsl want ellit_ Ci the bed, when lo ! instead of his watch and money, ' ai : re l re a mime erotica -''' ''',l 6 2: l4 l 6 te el te ls ,t ef. m ..n.m !unhappy sufferer. broods over his misferterne, ashamed to *Mt r be found- , .-a coal ! He .next came over to Leeds, and ful dis o rders, as ger gk e __.,,,,n iirt -_,..." Illtel, Mitil Le is reduced to Suck a state of weakness as to room ' . I:4.4.ltairig°llo '''' ° M% oafs - e.' TO shell perso na it Must be a consuilog ieeM t , found his house, which he had left iu the etre of to Percales (hoste ss Al agbetedVdme efitY *Oda I.cet 4 to %now , that they may now, by a new infallible mode 0 Mary Bateman, plundered, and on a search warrant banally haw re l mmui e to the . Ab n er lfgat Ltit Imml Vet nia 4 4 6 ' ni, be ' restmod to that greateit of all human Maim* 4 being procured, part 0. the property was found in 'l'll=4 it becomes g l e o Z tl aud i reallimste s reak 7 ut b i e l inte ‘tl i t iani te r ics : f re t tri ' etascar: ll°° . ii ik pg - ab ipanly o ar , a vigorous' constitution. ado* Bateman's house ; John Bateman was,ineonsequence, bt,,,k.., „ r ab e r ca t a nedi es t e reft. ..tia, debility, deficiency, from whatever cau.se ti .,... a "... t - r: Abitirgti,. l. „, IIAtIMA well * a C :in species of venereal Infection, Messrs. Cut* apprehended, and, as we have stated above, commit. wet falb ofsneeesoiritb • - " wa "` '"*"" ''', Its ' Co. may be comulted by yatlents a either set with tbr led to York Castle, to take his trialfor the offence. iPar-e evOImMUY *midi* ThyPtblite'emafunani.le kik; - IbY - ' . secrecy, and - 110tMIT, at the. Mouse, Sr% 101, - ebe rope r, so alga tile 7 the llible be tenviacedzbfitattept i 4eo s pat t ients la the country describing, the particsim s bet a eertaiiity of Ito onoceso id et m lyce Dr. ISCILON9Ii , to. i t egmffkaggig;,lnaettorpirt pessl a enclosing a Bank At the late Chichester Quarter Sessions, James Shit- Ihig an t d e e l e ge • . ie c t a s„, herd, a gardener, was convicted of assaulting a youth - , i* - ' =lllti tyinit' -zal tilirit t " tti ne,i4trr mall.;" and advice " Pt t° " Y Pa* °I - ' •• )4.107 HatintsGardm the son of abutcher, by cruelly cutting off the middle finger 9f his left hand, with a pair of garden cheers: I t 411 = 1.411i1 i awn& •. ; 0 - U r • 11 ‘ 144 mm! ' 115°141. lakr 11 / 1 yle Ism e . .411bery P33C0 1 f o lalbeth, at the STAK- Onus , , No. I Cm 6b "Gat The Court sentenced him to six meads implement, mo o d iya,00,,„ prise 4s_ la d = Stria 1 3 4011141}4aarat th. "Wag aIiCAP Tea; laaL • ' , -