The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

~~ 'Y 'X i~pppPr:,~ ~ ~ •. L_ ii , .. , . forts of the Students are thought, even by every Oxford man, to be unsurpassed by former dis. plays. Amid all the merits of the publicly re. i cited compositions, it has been remarked that there has not been *itch of the high tone of civil and political freedom. Prelates and Mahe:lit:l -have had their full share of panegyric. No great lear►iiug has been shewu to the 44 civium ardor, pram jubentium." There has been a good deal of pleasantry, and a few hoaxes, which was to he expected, as some of the most expert young Gentlemen in that line, from Lowden, are here, fit to take a degree for a hoax; and who, at spun, would dispute the prize pith the readiest Johnian. The names of Greg son and IJurtholo►new, among the poetical petitors, put the minor eit in mind of the same tinted names in pugilistic science, m ho, though neither Latinists nor Grecians, were counted of the more ancient nation of the Hittites. The In. st►llation Ode was written by the Professor of Poetry, and set to music by the Professor of Music. We heard last night, that Mr. SADLY, !. and his Son passed over Aylesbury, at a quarter past 3, (a distance of 26 mites) and dcsceuded 4 wiles (ruin agoi# Ne* port-P little after four ; distance (ruin OxfuNl 50 mil ... Saturday we received Bermuda Papers to the I 9.6 th May, but they are, as usual, destitute of news. The Governor, by a Proclamation dated the 9th, had opened the ports of that island to American vessels, without exception as to any par ticular article of their loading. We learn, by the last arrivals, that the Indian market is over-stocked with Briti>h beauty ; a circumstance that has occasioned no slight degree of joy in the Metropolis, as, a. Wm-exportation Act is always found to towel the price of commo. (fides. The Admiralty Sessions will commence on Thursday, on which day the prisoners in the dilfe. rent gaols charged with felonies will be removed to Newgate, preparatory to their trial at the en ! suing Old Bailey Sessions, the 18th instant. • An earthen pot was last month dug Oat uss. niaeht, in the Canton of Berne, containing 4,000 . silver and copper coins of the Roman Emperors. They were for the most part in high preservation; Saturday a weaver in Spitalfields, of the name of Sutton, for a bet of two guineas, carried four half hundred weights in each hand the distance of 400 yards, without resting. Ile performed the feat with apparent case. A trout was a few days ago. caught .in Loch Tay, Killin, which weighed 51h. 11oz. and was one foot ten inches in length, and eleven inches round the shoulder, being the largest ever caught in that part of the country. At the sale of Mr. Farrow's rams at Loughbo. rough, a few days ago, 21 sheep were sold for 1151 guineas, being at the rate of nearly 55 gui neas each. A considerable quantity of pigs have lately been imported from Ireland, into Cheshire, Lancashire, Sic. by which the exorbitant and increasing price of those animals has been materially reduced. Three servant girls in a Gentleman's house, in Greenock, were last week convicted of breaking WO their master's cellar, stealing rum, and getting intosicated. The Magistrate before whom they were brought, mulcted them of their wages, and sentenced them to be imprisoned eight days. The groom of Colonel WALKER, of Aldwark, near Rotherham, yesterday se'nnight, jumped out of a chamber window in his sleep, and fractured his skull so dreadfully that he expired soon after. A man, named Smith, confined in Chester gaol, on suspicion of robbing a jeweller's shop *in that city, some days since attempted his escape : he tied a strong tape to a hair broom, and threw it over the wall of the prison yard, and 'finding the broom to catch against the outside caving of the wall, he ascended by the tape, but before he reach. ed the top the broom gave way, and' he fell to the ground. The noise of his fall alarmed the.gaoler's dog, and the animal seized and held him, till an old woman (the keeper being absent) assisted in dragging the fellow to his cell, and securing him there. _ _ UNION-If ALL.—On Saturday last, James Cal lender, a man upwards of 50, was charged with an assault upon Jane *Carter, a child not more than t.G! years old, with an intent to commit a rape. The prisoner, it appeared, by a bribe of twopence, enticed the child, under pretence of sending her on' an errand, to go with him to a retired spot, where he attempted to commit the crime; having been watched, however, by asersun who had a suspicion• of his intention, and ilose suspicions were con. firmed by bearing the child cry out, he hastened to the spot is: time to prevent the prisoner from completing Isis Intention ;...he imtnediately secured himoind conveyed trim to the Office. The pri. :otter was committed for trial for the mink. Wm. Army, charged by a person named Clark with an attempt to commit an unnatural crime, , was fully committed fur, trial. A journeyman felltncinger and a journeyman to. • bkeeo manufacturer, were charged 'by their respec tive masters with damaging a number of skins and a quantity of tobacco etttrusied to them to manu. Licture, and were severally committed totbe House of Correction fur one month: Mr. Marble: of St. Ives. IlOntingdonshire, considers, it • duty to the Afflicted to lay before the Public his extraordittary i care, I lost my sight in Egypt; on my returtkto London - I applied to the first oculists, without, receiving the least benefit. I had despaired of ,meeting relict, until W. Bacon, Esq. of Salisbury, recommended to, we Dr. Saul's Golden Eye-Drops and Antiscor- , butic Pills ; having been cured of dimness in the sight by them, my friend wrote to the Dispensery, Rathbone.plaery Ottfurd.street, foithe Eye- Drops nod Pills ) as t also had the scurvy very . bad ;_ and with gratitude I add, I am perfectly rc. stored to the blessings of health and sight., There are other cyc-drops sold, but they were Saul's that cored ass; therefore be careful of your blessed , I , •• "` - e - • . • "f;- • • 1 4 . - • .frwri the LONbON GAZEM ) Jrar 7. • --rog-- Whitehal l . July 7. The King has been pleased to present thet f ,Rev. Richard Johnson, Bachelor olArts t te the baited Rectories. of Saint AuthonyOtliait'SAint and Saint John Baptist, in•the City aid Dlooese'ot London, void by the death of - D•otoelf. Salia. . . • " • MILITARY PROMOTIONS:' ..4 ' War-Office, July 7. • 2d Regiment of Dragoon Words, Major William Spears*, from the Ylat Light Dragoous, to be Major, vice V icdrs, who exchanges. • -s 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Cornet -- Bromley to be Adjutant, vice Dyperier 9 appointed to toe 3Oth Foot. Quarter -Master'--Rogers to be Regimental Quarter-Master. 14th Ditto, &sago William,Perey, from the 60th Fent, to be Cornet without purchase, vice Keogh, promoted. 21st Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel E. Vicars, from toe 2d _Dragoon Guards, to be Major, vice Spearinatt, who es. rhangei. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Windham Anstrutber, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sow. shy, pro-. muted. Captain Million Burroughs to be Adjutant, vice Dawkins, appointed Brigade-Major to the 2d lit igade of Guards. 7111 Regiment of Foot. Ensign William Delgairnes, from the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Montagu, promoted in the 82d Foot. 14th Ditto, Lietreaant George Rawlins to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hall, who retires. 36th Ditto, Eivign John M'Dermot to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice M'Arthur, appointed to the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion . John D earman, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M•Dertnot. .5`2.1 I)itto, Ensign James Price Holford to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ramsay, promoted in the 4;tlt Foot. 58th Ditto, Ensign Cynes Boheir to be Lieutenant, vice Camotiell, deceased. Alpio, Gent. to be Ensign, vire Boheir. 63d Ditto, Captain Robert Maclerotb to be Major, by par chase, vice F'airtlougt:, promoted. Oath Ditto. Captain John Brown. from the 62d Foot, to be Motor, by purchase, vice Nattier, .promoted. sth West Lidos Regiment, J. Berthrte Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Rutledge, wh osei appointment has not taken place. Royal York Rangers, Lieutenant William Bone to be Adjit taut, vice Munro, who resigns the Adjutantcy (poly. 4th Ceylon Regiment. Martin Browne, Gest, to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Grant, whose appoint ment has been cancelled. Ist Garrison Battalion, William PhiHitls, (;ent. to be Nadir, vice Supple, whose appointment has not taken place. 3d Ditto, 'thinnas Evansou, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Eagttr, _deceased. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, P.nsign Samuel Rau, from she Royal apyol Veteran Rattai it, to be Ensign, vice Rtdd; uppointed to the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion. 24 liatti, Lieutenant Allan Cameron, from the 10th Rays) Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. 3d Ditto, Ensign James Pickett, from the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. to be Ensign, vice Billy, deceased. . ~ • 7th Ditto, Juba Sinclair, lute Quarter-Master-Serjeaot itt the 87th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Kau, appoioroti lit Royal Veteran Battalsou. - Powell, late Sec jrant in the 37th Foot, to bc Ensign, vice Picken, ap pointed to the Sd Royal Veteran liattalidn. SIRE V ET. Captain William Armstrong, of the Uth Font, to be.bfejor ill the Army. Captain Johu Blair, of the Hon. the East India Coadpany's Service, to be Major is the East udies only. • BARR tC 1% S. Colonel John Agmond Vevey, the Deputy Barrack-hiaster tietwral in Canada, to be Deputy Barrack-Master-Genend in Nova-Scotia, vice Lieutetiont-Cuinoct Edward Mac , Damien. .w Ito exchanges. At thur Buchanan ( cent . to be a Barrack-blaster hi Great Britain, vice Buchanan, deceased. The King's German Legion. 2d Dragoons. Captain Charles Baron litarschalk, frog' the Stall', to be t siptain, vier Lu.:eritz. * - The Duke of Brunsw lett Deis' Corps. Seijeant Frederick Bayer to be Quarter-Master of Infantry, vice O'llehir, promoted io the oOth Enot. •- fd Regiment of toe Royal East India Volunteers. Lieutenant De la Garde Grissell to be Captain, vice Potter, resigned. Ensign William Baker to be Lieutenant, site Chianti. Henry Burge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bake'. MEMORANDIitiI. The Promotion of t.ieutei.aut Kelly to be Captain id the 60th Foot, vice ittimpler, wit,: restos, as slated io use Gazette of the $l,) I h ultimo ' has not taken place. Emig° George Bedfo rd, of the 70th Fuot, is superseded, be- Mg absent tv &and leave. hit ATLI iu tne Gazette of the 20th ultimo. For Robert Tergus, Gent. to he a Deputy Assistaut-Commis sary•Generai to the Forcith stead Robert Fergus, Gent. to be a Deputy Assistant-Coin missary-Generai to the Forces._ Commissions in the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by his" Majesty. - Mills, Gent. to tie Adjutant to the Colnies Hundred Regiment, vice Kennedy, deceased. Dated June 5, 1810. Thomas Barker, Gent. to be ditto to the East Devon Itegi meat. Dan d September 24, 1808. Richardqvlorgan, Geut. to be ditto to the West Somerset Re einem, vice Poole, superseded, having absented himself without I ave. Dated July 4, 1810. • • t John Miaow's, Gent. to be ditto to the Conxleton Regiment,' in die County of Chester. Dated May 11, 1810. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. Herefordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Edward Poole to be Captain. Dated May /h. 1810. Cornet Philip Jones to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. r.s William Homes, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated us above. , • Commission signed by the toed Lieutelikat of Hants. Portsmouth Battalion'of Volutiteer,Laikt InfastfY• 'Thomos hinny, Gent. to be Surgitin, vice'llllL Dated June I'd. 1810. cuintaissiods signed by the L ord Lietitenant of the County of • Linlithgow. Ist or Berwickshire * &c. , Ensign John Batty to be Lieutenaut, rice 111 4 Cralisp4 &- signed. Dated May 2, lila. `, .Linlithgowsbire Local Militia. • Lieutenant Archibald Hardie to be Captain of a Compeuhro vice Enikioe, resigned. Dated May 14, 1 8 1 0. Lieutenant James 'lraylor in be Cavan, vice Was. Taylor, resigned. Dated May, IS, 1810. Ensign W i Uaio Cunvogisaine t o be Lieutenant, vice Burns, resigned. Dated Any 7;18 14 - `Ensi gn John Inglis to be ditto, vice Hardie, promoted. Dated May 14, 181 u. EaSiga James liiston to be ditto, vice Taylor, promoted. Dated Max 15, 1810. Ensign William Spottiswood to be ditto, vice, Melvin, re ' • signed.. Rated vlay 81, 1810. Joan Boyd, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cunyaghame, promoted. Dated May 1.4 i lbld. Croan-Offlas ' July 7. MEMBERS RETURN ED TO SERVE IN BENT PARLIAMEN 1. Borough of Ripon. The Ilmumi-able Frederick John FCebinson. Borough of Weyinputti nod Melo:Hobe . Sir John Lowther Johnston;, Dart. in the room Tucker Steward, Nail: Wini- las accepted the • Hundreds. BANKRUPTCIES. ENLARGEI .1. Moore, St. John's-square, and !steak-Lux, chant, front July 7 to Aug. 25, at let), id J. Keorick, King-street, nuho, money. June 30 to Auguit 111, at ten, at Guildhall. BAN KRUPO. J. Normington, St. Alartio's-le,Elyttlid, trimming manufacturer,, to surrendeieJMy twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Aldermanbur v. W. Field, Trowbridge, Will 17, Aug. 18, at eleveo, at the tonnes, Mr. Williams, Red I limns and Built Trowbridge. .1. Critten, "Halesisortli, Aug. 18, at eleven, at the . Messrs. White and Woodcock( Bernard-street. It asset-square. IL White, Manchester. Aug. 18, at sine, at the Dog Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chatter , and Bailey, Manchester. D 1 A • • • I - -AL • j.ll - 441ailliPrate%f Cae R ayal Mariner, W taallcr, July 14. 21, Aug. 18, at '!tetel% a, ".61d ha Al` matey, Mr. Pearson, No. 9, Elna.coart, Temple; aid tat-raw, Greenwich. 3, Dyson, Hadieralleld, Yor i ks raclehas'. July 25, 1 . 3, As. but IS, at eleven. at the Packhorse lan, Wuddentl^l4. At. doralestMr. Slepheilson, Holmart war Huddersfield ; wa d Me. 'Warp:, Ultribrervaane. Ricca. Monmouth. merchant, July at 'L eto -a t nt ten, at the King's Head lan, M emanth, Att r. 19illiaus, Red Lion-square; and .dr. Kraig, ,Newpart. C. A' ridge. Aidersgate.street, Hatter. July 14, 91. au. IP, at leo,* (luildhall. Attorney, Mr. Silver, No. 18, all. er dersgate-street. W. Harvey. Chlswell-street, earlier, Jul Y . 14. 94. Ang.lg, at wit. at I:oddball. attornies, Mears. thsen A nd ;li ck ,: Batttetes-buildi:atr, Hialbor“ J.. Eastwood. Liggett. YoN, calico-maker. July 21, 23. Aug. 18, at eleven, of the Palace Inn, Manehester. A t o e. Islas. Mr. Partingtoo, Mancheaer; end dr. Hurd, 1,,,. 'temple. F. Eccles, Crapia-street, Spitallields, draper, July 17, al, Aug. 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Joano, 1).1%1111e-hill. T. Ashton, Pnrtsea. linen-draper, July 14, al twelve, 11, at one. Aug. la, at ten, at (ivadaall. Art Messrs. W iltshire and Bohan, Broarl-strert. G. Carr and J. Oily, SheJlehl, grocers, -TOY 91, at el even , 24, at two, Aug. IR, at eleven. st Oa! Cnntiue Inh, B ' selfi'l l; Atinruies, Mr. Brookfield, Stiedield ; and Messrs. Sykes mid linowles, New Inn. T. I)awson, Shertinrn, York. slinpkeepef, July 21, at 25. Aug. 18, at eleven, at the White Harse bt, At tornies, Mr. T. 11. Granger, Commereial-street 1,,,ee,; and ' G. Edmunds, Esq. Ettchequer.oilice, Linecila's Imp. J. Brickwood, sea. J. Brickwood, jua. J. Ramier, Morgan, and .1. Starkey, Lombard-street. hankers, Jul. la c 24, Aug. 18, at ten. at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Pa : . a. titer and Son, London-street, Feneiturch-street. • J. Jilppius, Albion-slreel, Blackfriar.-road, merchant, July 14, 21, Aug. 18, at twelve, at Guild- , all. Attunties. Messrs. Kvarsey and Spurr, Bishopsgate-street. K. Blaudy, Lyncombe and Widcumbe, Somerset, dealer, July 17, at eleven, 21. at twelve, Ang. 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Frowd, Berk-street, Lincoln's. lion-fields. W. Harrison, Charlotte-street, Rathhone-plate, victualler, July 10.24, An 4. 18. at twelve, at Guildhall. Affinities, Messrs. Cuppage add Rite, Jertaya-street, St. Jansetrs. F. Abell, Ingram court, Feachurrh-street, mercbant, July 10, 17, at one, Aug. 18, at ten,at Attorney, Mr. ' Pearce, Paternoster-row. R. Aldridge, Nailsworth, Gloucester, clothier, July 17, i ei, Aug. 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swam, New Baslnghall-street. T. Chandler T . Newsom, Norton-Falgate, grocers, July.lo, 17, Aug. 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Williams; jun. Lord Mayor's Court Glace, Royal Es.- DIVIDENDS. flub s 28. W. Nat, Middle-row, Holborn, carpenter—Sept. •6. I:aakir,,Shepton-Mallet, Somerset. inakeeper—August 4. Ala Fleming, Hanway-street, 0 I ford -street, jeweller-. July-90.• W. Uaywood,,Stackport. Chester, cabloet-maker-. - ;Dv St. W. •Wi iiami n j'afts, Nos folk. carpenter.—August .11; W. nail G. NP',ll - 4:11e, Lombard-street, bankers.—Aag. • • 1-1 . 14 4i „iy cm, Norfolk, gruyere—August 8. J. Slingalay, •;,:ster, merchant.—August 2. R. Hall, Li verpool, Arta,m- , --Aoy. D. G. Parkinson, Buckiersburya *mph Itsetpat..---uly '2B. It. Watsootigh and IL W. Clap hate, Lieerpaol,-strair boilere.—July 11. W. Howell, Neatly, Glitniorgass, sa6piseeper.—July 30. Ann Sheppard (now Ana ,i)ewlsurstr, I eeds, milliner.-July 30. P. Lister, Hepten staVal W.. Laster, Morton; and J. L nigbattom. Steetua, Yertlisktve, cotton spinners.—Ameast- iu. N. Wright, Nut- ON -Assay, belekinaker.—July 90. T. Gilbert, Birmitt:bant, faetor.a-July 30. .1. alowdford, St.' Nicallas, Wurtwer. woollen-driper.—July Y.l. F. Stockport. Cie-ter, upholsterer.—July al. W. L. T. i..obins, Bartlett's-build. asp, Holborn, ~cri ener —August 7. J. Barclay, Old Broad. street, owschant.—Aul,ast 1. E. PowcH, Biribiaxhass. ja panner.—July SU: J. W. Henan, Hotheads, Liucolu, surgeon. • CERTIFICA'rES.—JuLT 28. J. W. Southey, Bath, paper-lianger.—J. Nicholls, 'Gray's ana,seelyenee.....J. Baker, Tokeabouse-yard. Lothaure, met chant.—A. M. .Robiumn, KingsLxi-upon-14.11, milliner.— D. Owen, Red Batik and lleley, Lancaster ' ckynsist.—A., Fallon. Hart-street, Bloonsibur , wi n. :-merch ant.—R. Sl'np. sou, Great Bell-alley, merchant.—J. P. Woolley, Waltham. green; brewer.—W. Atchison, Newgate-street, boot and shoe maker. 131ItT HS. On Friday last, the Lads of George Stesvre, Esq. of Queen Ann-street s of a daughter. Same day, in Bernard-street. the wife of Samuel Rey* noldiSu:iv F.sq• of Sorge-hill, Her's, of adaug'lter. R • " 4"~ On Tuevdav last, at Wattioamstow, by the Rev. T. Ill'Cul 14,ch, Rettor . of Warmly, .the Rev: K. J. Burrows, Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge, to Emma Alward, soungest daughter Of the late John Allen, Esq. of Cie former place. • Oa the 24 inst. ttt Honiton, Devonshire, by the Rev. Dr. Tlon3 wood, hlr. Osborne, Solicitor, of 'Sidotouth, to Mary Aon, youngest daughter of the late John Pethlun, EMI. of Axminster. On Friday last, aged 68, Nary Ann, wife of Richard Bridger, Esq. of the Bank of Englnd. On Saturday, June SO, in the '2lst year of his age, at his f aher's house, Joseph Hooper, younge4 sou o'f Ben;anitu Hooper, of, Bast-hill, Wandsworth, Sorry. At Weeosoutb, no the Sd inst. in the Sid year of his age, Win. Vfoisteoholote, Esq. second son of the late Vial) Br e ' ton, Esti. of Fort7.ltill, Middlesex. ' ---- - STOCK EXCHAVGE, Jots 7. Bank, Stock I . . • Omnium i g prem. 3 per Cent . Red. 704 -:;',, lndio. Stock 183d1 ex. div. 3 pike cot: cots. ovii, -., India. Bundy 2 2'2J prem. L 4 pet C 94. 8511 i -, . Each. Bins 2 6 prem. ologr CePt. Katy 99* 99k 99 Consols tor Arc. 711 if Lung. Ann. 181 7-16 ' Lottery Tickets 92k lia r I Aomvric SPIRIT of " Original Inventiod of Mr. Henry, and brought by hit 'Sucoossiveiimpmvessesas to the highest PerfKsios) romantics to he erglinred sadauld by Messrs. H EN It It, Manufacturing Clierststs Manchester. Thiscsigreeshle perfumed Liquor, whit* ie composed of highly cup:worsted Iflne j gar, Joined with the most pleasant Arestatletund eliesciout Antivpties, may be kept unimpair ed in any Climate, and fur any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it for alf , rding relief to Head Acta, Fainting. &c. and renders it peculiarly gratefo: and refreshing in crood :1 rooms, in Places of Public Retort, :Ind is the Apartments of the Sick. It counteraets,sho, the Infection of Contagiues Diseases. • As many spurionsand infeioior Preparations are sold under the same and similar names, the Public are requested to ob serve, as the only proof of its being g,emtine, that the names of Messrs. HENRY , Id a,tcn siersa, are engraved on the Stamp. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VIN Ei;AR, m Botts . price 2ss 9d.'esek, Stamp incladed, is sold whadesale sod re tail by Bayley and Blew, Cochopor-street (the only Agents is London autpuriked by the Prbprietars) ; where etaY be had. Speoge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Coraeliao, Gliryotai, Also lIENRY:s CALCIND MAGNESIA, in Bottles at Qs. 6d. and larger, with Glass Stoppers, at 4s. each; Omit sasses 1)(444 on the - , , %Mao 1. 11111 7. 11 . 1 4 , , -77 ~,,,., -. • "."."'- -----.--"- - ; , .. - . .) • ' ' . . .. •• I • --y—...... riR, JOLT 7. • •J. 111aeduitidti;tate af the Royal Mariner, W solw id s ,' *ithl taallcr, July 11, 21, Aug. 18, at elate*, AI 4 ;dildhit ~ a t _ • - teray, Mr. Pearson, No. 3, Elnacoort, Temple; aid Theta„ tan-Mw,Green . oich. 7. pew** th e ,,R e i. S. Dyson, Haddenield, York, mereiaut, July 25, g•, , e l. k . ets to the ......,1 gust_ Ills 111 eleven. at the Packhorse , lan, leuddentl-14. A t . . """`'" oissodesi - Mr. Stephenson, Holmart o, near Huddersfield ; aid r f tv .g a l lid i * Dl A !' wes th° e lll . o l,..). l !j r.. ,;a' t e l ie., :4 ' ° ll lth isc b a r . eri llio la nue lle oe . th, merchants July 11. et ive, ' ' Ake"st 18, at ten, at the Kio.'s Head la n, M bipotoelf. .I.Ahe A.' otsW 31 Win' Red •.. 1" "t h• „, . e, e . nuns, Won-square; and Mr. Bra m , `'' 1 '. 'ONfetipert.. • . . • • C. A' r idge. Aldersgetastreet, dotter. July 14,91. A nc . 10s.t. ',, ~ • ig, at ten, gt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Silver, No. 18, Al de Pi s4 . ll ll;riv r eTN l Cbiswell-street, earrier e , na Jul; r l . 4. ll 94 4r . i A , tig h .: : r. - • it William Spears'', htleil. at Guildhall. klierniess Mewl's. o.sesi .cud !licks. Slajor, vice v ices , Barttetes-buildiaio, Holborn, , . •J.. Eastwood. Liggett. Yell, calico - ma t er, jo y 2 1, 23. net Bromley Aug. 18, at eleven, iit the Palace Inn, Manchester. A tor. spoimed to tote Mith isles. Mr. Partington, Manche.ter; Fern to be Reguneotal 'temple. . F. Eccles, Cri , plo-street, Spitellields, draper, Jody 17, 41, , n , th e 60th Font, to Aug. 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J am „, Ceogh, promoted. I).ovgate-hill. ' • 1•:. Violas, from toe 2d T. Ashton), Pnrtsea. linen-draper, July 14, at twelve, 11, • Sp.: annuli, who es. nt one, Aug. IS, at ten, at Guiltraall. Art sraies, Messrs. W iltshire and Bolton, Broad-stret. Windham Anstrutber, G. Carr and J. Carr, SheJlelol, grocers, July 21. at eleven, vice Sow. rby, pro- 24, at two, Aug. IR, at eleven. rot the fontioe In?., S'oeih.ll; s to be Adjutant, vice Ationsies, Mr. Brookfield, Sitedield ; and Messrs. Sykes and r to the 2d Bo igade of ISnowles, New Inn. • T. Dawson, Sheehan, York. slinpkeepef, July 21, at sit. i Delgairnes, from the 25 . Aug. 18, at eleven, at the White Horse lan, 1.-eds. At: %chase, vice Sloistagu, i tornies, Mr. T. 11. Granger, Commercialoore.o 1.0 ed,; and 1 G. Edmunds, Esq. Exchequer-oilico, Lino-olio's I:,q. is to be Captain of a 1 J. Brickwood, sen. J. Brickw nod, jua. J. Itiooier, ;p. lall, who retina. Morgan, and .1. Starkey, Lombard-street. hankers, Jul. to. .be Lieutenant, with- 24, Aug. 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attonsies, Messrs. Pam. inted to the 2d Royal tiler and Son, London-street, Fencaurch-street. • , Gent. to be Ensign, J. Flippius, Albion-street. Rlackfriars-road, merchant, July 14, 21, Aug. 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies. Is. rd to be Lieutenant, by Messrs. Kvarsey and S p urr, Bisho p s g ate- street. . •o, o the 4;th Foot. E. Blaudy, Lyncombe and Widconibe, Somerset, dealer, .11 o be Lieutenant, vice July 17, at eleven, 21. at twelve, Ang. 18, at eleven. et ...-' in, tient. to be Ensign, I Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Frowd, Serk-street, Liman's. Inn-fields. to be Major, by par- W. Ilarrison, Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, victualler. • July 10, 24, Au 4. 18. at twelve, at Guildhall. Aitornies, m the 62d Foot, to be Messrs. Cuppage and Rite, Jerraya-street, St. Jewels. promoted. F. Abell, Ingram-court, Feachurch-street, merchant, July e, Gent. to be Ensign, 10, 1 7, at one, Aug. 18, at ten,at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. hose appointment has Pearce, Paternoster-row. • R. Aldridge, Nailsworth, Gloucester, clothier, July 17, Iliam Bone to be Adjii- 21, Aug. 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swain, aljutainey 901 y. New Ra.slnghall-street. , Gent, to be Second T. Chandler Had T. Newsom, Norton-Falgate ' grocers, Grant, whore appoint - July.lo, 1 7, Aug. IC at eleven, at Guildhall . Attorney. Mr. Williams; jun. Land Mayor's Coon Office, Royal Es- . Ills, Gent. to be Fullign, champ& s out taken place. .• DIVIDENDS. be Ensign, vice Raga. tli•• 98. W. Mill', Middle-row, Holborn, carpenter—Sept. ~ -6. J..naltor,-.Shepton-!taller, Somerset. inukeeper—August iamnel Ram from Oft 4. ,ill. Fleming, Ilanway-street, Orford-street , jeweller—. re Ensign, vice ROW 1y1y90.• W. Daywood,,Stockport, Chester,cabloet-maker— , in Battalion . . 1 • , -.1;11v St. W. •Wi iiitms.,Jofts, Noi folk. carpenter.—August from the 10th ROyal .1.1;' W. ad O. Nil-',ll - 4ale, Lombard-street, bankers.—Aae. • . , 1 'la. J . , `Wardell, E ,i 4 gN e iy sin, Norfolk, gra:ere—August 8. J. the 7th Royal Veteran Slingsh.y, Mac., ..ester, merchant.—Aueust 2. R. Boil!, I.i- , deceased. . _•.., zi. , vorpail...kruieso.--Nov. 10. 0. Parkinson, Buckiersborys Der-Master-Serieate in . waserb Itsetpot..---uly 28. 11. Watmologh and It. W. Chip. lasi, appointed to.the: ham, Literiml,-soravboilers.—July Si. W. Howell, Reath, Powell, bite Ser. - Oloinoorgan, soi6plsteper.—July 30. Ann Shepp..rd (now Am sign, vice Pietas. ap- . ,i)rwiturstr, 1 Beds, milliner.-July 30. P. Lister, Hepten- 'Banjo: .. -. . Itall4l W.. Litter, Murton; and J. L Inebottora. Siert" Yertlislave, cotton spinners.—August- .o. N. Wright, Not- . 11Ith Font, to be • Medor tiogusar, brlckonoker.—July S. T. Gibers, Birmiii4bant, factor.—July 30. J. Slouldforl, St.' Nicholas, Wureester. East India Coo(pitny's woolleadroper.—July t 4. F. Fig. , ...'.4, Stockport. Cosester, , dies only: uphoisteretr.—July 31. W. L. T. i..obion, Bartlett's-build. typ, Holborn, scri.ener —August 7. J. Barclay, Old Broad. ep• uty Darrack-Sinster- street, mercennt.—Au s tist 1. E. Potted, Birtningleass„ ja- lorrack-Muster-Genend pawner.—July SE J. W. Beans, Hoilbeach, Liticolu, surgeon. •Cultioet Edward Mac • CERTIFICATES.—JULY 28. • J. W. Southey, Bath, paper-hanger.—J. Nicholls, "Grny's arrack-Master hi Great Ina scrivener.-.J. Boker,Tokeohouse-yard. Lothlture, mer- chnist.—A. M.. Robinson, Kingston-upon-11611, milliner.— 'anion. U. Owen, Red Dank and tieley, Lancaster s cliymist.—A., a Marschalk, from the Fallon. Hart-street, Bloottosbur , win: .merchmit.—R. Sloop. sou, Great Urn-alley, inerrhant.—.l. P. Woolley, Waltham- Or Is ° Corps. green; brewer.— W. Atchison, Newgate-street, hoot and shoe •ser-Master of Infantry, 'soaker. i Foot. - B I ItT HS. India Volunteers. On Friday last, the Lads of George Stevens, Esq. of t Catileillt 'lee Putter , Queen Ann-street, of a dattptior. Same day, in Bernard-street. the *site of Samuel Rey- int, she Grissell. notch Saly, F.sq. of Serge-hill, Hero, of a daug'oter. ce Bakes. 111. MA7II4I.IED. abe Captain in the 60th On Tuesday last, at Waite:v..9.ow, by the Rev. T. MiCul- as stated ice tor jazette loch, Re.ourOf Warmly, .the Rev: K. J. Burrow', Fellow l ace , of Magdalen College, Cambridge, to Enema Maigoret, Foot, is superseded, be. I soungest daughter of the late John Allen, Esq. of tlie former . place. • .. the 30th uli hoe. • On the 24 iust. at Honiton, Devonshire, by the Rev. Dr. oouty Assistant-Commis- Homy wood, Mr. Osborne, Solicitor, of •Sidonouth, to Miry Ann, youngest daughter of the late John Peibiun, EMI. of Deputy Assistant-Coin- Axminster. - 171E1). On Friday last, aged 68, Mary Ann, wife of Richard nents of Local Militia; Bridger, Esq. of the Bank of England. esty. On Saturday, June 30, in the 21st year of his age, at his t o the C r o n ies Hundred f ,ther's house, Joseph Hooper, younge.t sun elf Ben;aviin • Dated June 5, 1810. Hooper, of. Ettst-hill, Wandsworth, Saes , . the East Devon ltegi - At Weymouth. on the 2d inst. in the 62a year of his age. Wm. Woliaoholonte, Esq. second son of the late Elia,. Ile - the West Somerset Re. ton, E. of Forty-hill, Middlesex. __ _ keying absented himself - STOCK EXCHANGE, Joi.fr 7. ' ______ Baok.Stork • . • I Omnium i O prem. he Con A lletile liediblenti . 3 per Cent . Red, 704 -•;', India Stock 18331 ex. dlr., Slay 10, 1810. • • 3 ph . Cast: Cow- 6911 . .. - .. Isidia.Bunds 22 '4) prem. 'm em " d the Coun ty 4 per . C,9n. 8511 i - . Exch. Bills 2 6 prem. 4 ' . Sirgr Cent. Nat,y 99* 9slr 99 Consols for Arc. 71111 'y Cavalry. Lung. Ann. 181 7-16 ' L o tte r y Tickets 221, Ido „ aptaio. Dated May p). i, _ -• t. Dated as above. s., A 4 omv l' ic SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the . Dated as above. Original [aventimi of Mr. Henry, and brought by his Lie h t e lbot ° mugs. Sucoesokieiimpmveinents to the highest Perfectioa) cooties." teerLiiiit lofastry. to be otolutred sodituld by Messrs. HEN IL It, Manufacturing , vice'nllt. Dated Jane Cliterotsts, Manchester. Thiscalsreeahle perfumed Liquor, which io composed of L o m at of the County of highly cuocentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aronatictund abeam - tut Antitultties, may be kept untinpair- c. Militia,_ ed in any Climate, and fur any length of time. Its pungent at, vi c e microbus, re- Odour adapts it for aferding relief to Head Ado, Fainting. 4606 . mta il • &c. and rendqs it peculiarly gratefu l and refreshing in cowl- 'Militia.. ; A rooms, in Places of Public Retort, and is the Apartments Capes's of a Company, •of the flicks it counteracts, also, the Idection of (,ontagiues ay 14, 1810. . Diseases. prod, e ke Wm. T a ylor, As many spurionsand Inferior Preparations are soldander the same and similar maws, the Public are requested to ob- Lieutenant, vice Burn's, serve, as the only proof of its being g . emtine, that the names of . . . . Messrs. HEN RV, 114 anon orrsa,are engraved on the Stamp. fardie, promoted. Dated The AROMATIC SPIRIT of YIN Ei.i AR, in Bottles. • priced,. 9d.'eacli, Stump included, is sold wholesale sod retail vice Taylor, promoted. by Baytey and Blew, Cockopur-street (the only Agents io London autjowited by the Prbprietoirs); where eilaY be had, r ditto, vice, Melvin, re- Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Camila*, Clirystal, etc. Also lIENRY:s CALCINE!) MAGNESIA, in Bottles i cu n yo g imose, p ro moted, at its. dd, mid lager, with GE . !hoppers. at 4s. mob; their WNW beinf; on the /lamp& - . . • . .4 ........ tp CONSUMPTIONS CURED. 7. ~; a vE Ix THIS PRE- TIIE Inserter of alit, a. Professioual Man, wbe MEN i . has, for the last ten years, &Wooded many Pasoan la bowing under the above Disease,' nod by his extensive Prac- L"obinson. tice has been's° fortunate as to discover a MEDIC'S E that Melcombe Regis. is ao INFALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by i n t h e room o f G a b r i e l which Medicine be has cured many when given over by emi- t accepte d t h e chdt ere oent•Physiciains; and wheis is the hist shoot of a Coomisptioelt attended with Cough and spitting of Blood, &c. Udder those Circumstances, •and a the reggaes t of his Frientth '•itt ;NLARGED. , the many Persons be has cured, be therefore now Pub lic "' . . I Isieok-lane, brandy -slu r-. otrers it to t hose who are lebourino nailer the above.—Lettrii ets, at Guildhall: (post paid) addressed fur A. B. Nov 7. John-street, North. I, muses-scrivener, from New-road, Mary-le-bone, London, wilt have immediair Ildhall. . attention. ers . Extrict of a Letter from Worcester. to Barclay tow eon. )sitratO, cotton nod silk lest Market, Loudon, Agents to the Proprietor of Br. 4 Say 10, 24, Aug. 18, at TAYLOR'S REMEDY for DEAFNESS, April, IFIO. Ir.,,Firld, Uhurcapasaspe, I CCI/ERGYMAN, resident in the County of •,, • %MR Worceitee„ who had been for many years so deaf that slaholdet Joky 16. at Sire, '. he could mitriely4ollect any perfect sound through nn. Ear- tistopsier lon, Bath. At- trumpet• has liyed so much relief from using 'f A. Y LOICS square; arced M. W'''' REMEDY F If DEAFNESS, that he can now hear so Ls. , well at to he * tete join in common cosset/who; and io t, pluinber, July 90. 41; justice tie 'pi r i c tia a W s ' celebrated Remedy. he S . , Halesworth. AULT° t ies, it,,,,, e "Adl, he Printer of the Worcester Heralds t• aletwurth HaallalitwllAwi. sotl(y may. ' 4yrAs to this astonishing Cure. st i quer maker, As o orut • ' r 4 1 4 1' 0 ` - .. 'Vold' b d il e Y)ll,e.driceiroies- vender the Visited. ri, DeathjoiK•M r. ' MCI lad Maim. jobless" .: t Printed aim Pathsord by I): Lc/ YIII•i• at Mr • U.',4 ' • STATIUM A 2"Ofilri 111 Pleet•Sittell• . (1%. • • • (kit.) # ' . : ..1 . . , - .. . .... -. , - AF' Lwo otos:" "......4111111610.. ••••••!‘",' 114' . rogp KlNG'*,lkfliMp k itt i t.t.7.l • Lora -kirk if.ll 80 ()its ti gay, the 4uaspßapt :q . , i t he Court iit setentl points of itspidiase; . . , • Itti'the Ate of the revergai dr in outlitiV,•'the' Court sfoend•that the recoguissuce was not for feited, but that the.bail was entitled to render the Potty or the person who bad been outlawed. VEILVOn V. KEYS. In this case the Plaintiff charged that he hid been defrauded'out of 7001. by a false represen tation of the Defendant, who had been his partner, and who had represented to him that certain other persons who were to conic into his right, had re. (used to give more than a certain sum for the pur chase, whereas, in' fact, they were willing to have given 7001. more, bat, in consequence of which representation the Plaintiff had accepted of the smaller sum. The Coort.held that the Plaintiff was not entitled to recover. A seller would he liable in the case of any false representation of the value of the thing sold, but the Court were not aware of any rale by which a buyer, in such cir cumstances, could be made diahle. The rule for arresting the judgment in favour of the Plaintiff, was aecuriling!y made absolute. In a case, on a Policy of lesurance on the ship Miranda, against every risk except that of con deninalion by the American Government, where a partial or average loss had previously arisen by the perils of the sea, but where total loss immune. diately afterwards arose, in consequence of eon. damnation by the American Goverti...ent, a risk especially excluded by the policy, the Court held' that the assured could nut recover even . for, the average loss arising from the perils of the sea. They could nut be Milliard to indemnity where' they had suffered. no damage. HOW 2 Whed the thing was totally taken away froth them; could they be said to have been damaged by any previous deterioration it inig'it have undergone? Of what consequence to them was the intermediate state"of the thing, if they were never at all to get the thing itself into their possession ? The American Go vernment, who had ultimately condemned the car go, were, in fact, the, only party injured by its previous deterioration.-LJudgment for the De fendant. . •The Court also f.:ond, in a quettlen froth the Quarter Sessious, that oak, ash, amid elm, are not ex propria natura exempted from being cut as under-wood when under 21 years of age. The distinction must depend on . the state of their growth, and on their being iutentled for timber. TILE KING V. TUE MAYOR OF GREAT 111111s111r, In this case a• mandamni had been applied for enjoiuing the Mayor of Great ,Grimsby to tale the se-se of the Corporate Body .on, a motion pro. posed by one of the Burgesses at a regular meet. ing, and which had been duly seconded, bet which the Mayor had refused to put. This !notion went to protect the Corporate Nods from improper ap. 'plications of them by. the. Select Body, who had assumed the right of disposing of them, and to bring back this right into the hands of the whole Body Corporate. Lord Et.t.sfssoaouou thought there was adoubt holier due uoticc of the motion had been given. The Court certainly would be far from laying it down that the Mayor had a veto in such business. It was a sabject well deserving of inquiry, if the funds.of the Corporatiou.had been, or were likely , to be abused in the hands in whicli they now were; and, if so, why they ought not to be restored to the Body to which they properly . belonged. Thera, was no occasion for the interference of the Court, however, in order to accomplish this object. The parties aggrieved, in order to obtain justice, had only to renew the motion originally made by them, after giving proper notice. WILLIAMS IN JONES. Mr. ATTORNEY-GENERAL sheered cause *taint the Rule applied for by the Defendant in this case to amend his Replication. The action was brought for an account of business as an Attorney done fur the Defendant by the Plaintiff while the par.- ties were resident in the Presidency of Bengali. is the East Indies. The debt had been incurred sp.; wards• of ten years ago, and the plea set up by the Defendant was first,. that not he, but his creditors, had employed the Plaintiff, the actions in which the Plaintiff had been employed, being . for penalties under the statute of usury, the sums to be recovered under which were to go in ex. tinction of the debts due to the Defendant's credi tors, and not to the Defendant himself. To this plea the Plaintiff replied, that the Defendant was be.. yond seas during greater part of 'the period al_ luded to; and, the Defendant haul rejoined, that the parties were both in the Ea' I Indies, where they were within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Bengal; aud where the Defendant, un. der the niteratibn of the Act of the Thirteenth of George the Third, might be as effectually sued ea' if he had been resident in this country. • : There had been an estoriti the date of tie 4:et, of whiaii7ibik Plaintiff hinl—atairetr Idesiipit, 'and the Actor ' auteial trissied 'that OW" Cbuit . would noti iti sec% a basa, laud assiatiairto the plea of Statute of timitatigo; .1 • / • Mr. hail was about re argue un 'ilia Differ 1 itats • ' . When Lora Eiiiii*oitOuutt said that he knew'. en reason wl4 ilie 'plea Under the Statute of Limi. teflon' shOill' not be entitled to the fair etmsidera. tion of that Court. Here • the Defendant was a man who had been many years abroad, , who, on that. account, might, from Orions causes, hav'e destroyed the vouchers which be held, and who, probably, iq consequence; now called for the 'in. dulgence of the Court. The strict ride of pro.. Deeding in such, cases, had been much relaxed of late years, and he saw no reason ,ivlvy they should ' not be so relaxett-in the present instance. The rule was accordingly made Absolute. • __ A Ile`hooping-entsgh and smallpoz Are prevalent In Hertfordshire, particularly . at St. Alban's, and its neighbourhood.—An ointment, made of the es. sential oils of elder, carraway, and rosemary, with rose leaves and damumile flowers, and rubbed to the pit of the stomach at bed.time, is said to be an effectim,l remedy for the hooping.cough. 'rofessioi f • n . ' . , CONSUMPTIONS CURED. pas, Jut! 7. To sutvE I g T ins ?RE_ riPuE Inserter of this, laProfessineal Man, who RLIAM EN i . JR? 'has, for the last tea years, attended many Penes la. 11 of Ripon. booting under theabove Disease,' and by his extensive Pose- John Fusbinson. tics has been "so fortunate as to discover a MEDICINE that ith Bad Melcombe Regis. Is ao INFALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by , Ba rt , h i t h e room o f G a b r i e l which Medicine be has cured many when fives over by mi- r k' t am accepte d t h e chill er' , aentlamiciains; sad wheis to the bast sine of a Coamatptioe , attended with Cough and s t gi e tting of Blood, etc. Udder raw— tame Circumstances, •and at reqoest of his Friends. !• at lE3 ENLARGED. L lie, and mark-lace , brandy-trier.. offers it to those who are labouring ander the above.—Letteet 45, at teo, at Guildhall: (post paid) addressed fur A. B. Nos 7, John-street, North. , Soho, monel-scrivener, from New-road, Mary-k-bone, London, wilt have immediate ,at Guildhall. • , attention. ERUPTS. Eatnict of a Letter from Worcester. to Barclay atki Adm. Bin's-le t cotton mid silk fleet,Misrket, London, Agents to the Proprietor of Br. urreodelt July 10, '24, Aug. 18, at TAYLOR'S REMEDY for DEAFNESS, April, IFIO. rney, Mr...field, Qhurea-passese, I C-CIiERGYMAN, resident in the County of 4. • •211: Woreeitee who had been for mom' years so deaf that M 1 tits, itlaholdet Joky 16. at fi've, Ire Cheistopiter ' lon Bath. At- he could storiely r 'ifollect any perfect sound through nil E'er- Surolk, plamber, July iO. 2 1 ; justice WO trumpet; has lyed so much relief from usiag 'f A.Y LOlt 3 e, 1 4 4 / 1 : 1 ": 1 . 114tre , ; and ' Ma* Wil - REMEDT F f pEA EN ESS, that he can new hear so well al to be * le o join in common coiner/41Mo; and iti Angel, Hales Worth. Attruies, e i e m, .4 'Pi he Printer of tli;s celebrated Remedy be bar he Printer of the Worcester Herald, la cite, HaleataurtallaaltWAViltiP. lusgy sly. ' 4 p its to this astonishing Clare. Ire. 3 • ''' ,-..,?„,ti a , A.. 'Vold' b tie I fi edicine-reader of repute in the Uoitell. iron liquor maker Am., Tavern. Death i'Mlith r. ' lilt II . ,per Bottle. Doty inel-ded. . _ -mvst iterpluisei we Mears. Johosoo • .:'Yriiiied lout Pabluard by I): Low ILL, at 'P r • u.'or' • ST Atgomarl3illeit -ST. Pleet•sittel• Os. • • • ( kit.) v ' • 1 ' • • ,