The Sun. — London, England, 1802-03-10 00:00:00

Qn Sal - era:ly a foot n. alight froin , - - -a — gentle . . • : - .lan's carriage. In o , .nvinti-street, -in his eagerness tt) - IrnOCk at a getitlermin's dOor," slipt ,ki ib stone, tind felt under 'the Wheels - of .the'eaiiiage, whieligiiing over his face, tore it' in-a molt "drea3- 'ful grinner ; though surgical; assistance ci;il;ely 'procured, little hopes are entert4ile4 of 'his . tec"::ye,ry. Y. •Last week;was•cornmitted to.ileheiter . lte Pan 'Gifford, of Fuirne, spitinT4e,amn, for ally. • combining with other's • resp'etfultileir labour,: in the tnannfaalory of Messrs.' . Sli4*(l,.‘clothiers.,- of that town. It is hoed .that - ,4,43.l . irctitnstance will `deter others from violating the Laws of •thoir.Coun ' try, .and acting in dire4i opposition to the interests of the Cointotinitjr,. lzrl • lohn 15fatson fartber examined 19 Lord ALv n itT E Y , . Q. I asked you, Watson, whether you received any Elting over.and above fwelve copies adoy, and Yon said' iSlo e : did yon not receive by way ot sub .s,4tenee,. something additional from the British Mer ,chants- at IZiga ?—A. It,was given to 01 , e Captains, and I did not receive money sometimes fOr a month. - , -LON1)9•14-: Ilfinted by BUCHAN AN M'IVI I I.LAN, (of Bo‘V-Strzet, the Su N.Of Fig Id 3 1\44). i 12, Strand ; . where ildveNismenta,. Orders sary. • • • Mr; Serjeant CocFIETi.i.-4 will tell you - why have a great .objection • to - -"that,',considering the.s. situation of Seamen. Lord you eicdePt f 6 rtS being' turned' into 'aSpeatfArerdia, if it ••• necessa - ry ? • Mr. SeCipallt BAILEY-- A great stirri -- •orrrron cy•Ts:, depending on it:". • • • Mr,' Serjean t Sifc t;•Risin way - in - AO: it •can'he cOn6dered,- it is nitist:itniortairt; b:s.6•Aitse . - ; •it is - neees - sirry to Save jea• Serjeant Poe K E itilpOitatiCV - 'Zj i it . .does not arise, but"ofthe-aiflicility-'0 It "'Lord , Ai.vANLEV—You 4 must the Court.' The Cotirt;.,iPihey desire •it to be:turned intO•a - Mr. - Se rjen L,e , ,, , - - fhat is all wawa'flt - 1.0 r . a - A AN ',Ey:L-1f the Court shOuld fit, , they will order. it to be turned lilt() a Special et &t. , Mr. Serj - eatit Cock tt_ ~ - --Then: I think ihe Jury . _ must find the faas. tordAl:v AN I, EY—Thtn the case must be'e - ttled as a Special VcrcliCt. There.. certainly was nO new • -contra Ct. 'l2he only question is' ili,.'whether the - 1 contract sulSsisted' to • all intents and purposes ?, See' what the • c Vidence Captain says to the S.l.vedes and Spaniard .. who had left the ship without leave, 'go your about businesst 'you have - forfeited your wages by goi9g away frOM the'ship :thFre is nothing at all of that thispz•se. 'tut' the question is, Whether-, during an EtiliargO, a Sailor is en titled to his wages? Mr. .Serjeant cOCICEI4..--T.li.ere was 'a . similar • caSe in the Court of King's tench: , • Setjettnt•BiLEY , -:-.'qat was•a - very different' case.: The Sitilors there were an board'the • LOrd — ALvANLEi---dt is a very hard 'Case for the Owners. : . Mr. Sirjeant'StiEPtßD—lt is a ease of hardship either way ;-. bit* the Law must take its.c q urs. Verdict logPlahlilff 'for :4,51. 17s. 6a: sub . je4 - to , a Cat,c for the opinion of the Court. ••• • Counsel for the Plaintiff ; r. oc Kg.LL, Mr.4(itjeatit A4orpey 'for the 4lintifr Mr. RIrri,N . GAIAK, -gatcliftthishvy,ty.. Counsel' for the Defendant, .Mr. Serjeant SHED .HERD, Serjeant and Mr..o-/OELEE. The .f*fetidatit's Solicitor, Nara. ATCHEOZ!, Esq. F.A.S.- atitt I' uksliAt:.,:l bjr via m Rm kfc. ( . 9f Wise- ferry...K.4d, Westtnips ter) ;, for the 1 1 4 . 0) Letteri for tin Edity, ipost-paid), must be a4afess.4. iren the ZONDOY G AZE7TE, March 9, 1802. Inr-Cf:ce, IzicF g, ISo2. L: t r.egiment of Dragoons, John Armstrong, Cent. 'to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hawker, promoted. 1 9 ,1 itegtirient of - Light Dragoons, Lieutenant. Rieltard*l - from the- t7th Light Dragoons, to..be Lieutenant,. vice. Vaughan, who retires. • ,7.7 tit Ditto, George Isaac Call:, Gent. to be Cornet, by:, purchase, vice • Harrison remoyed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. • • lioinpesch! mounted R:f.ernen, Caleb Blentilan, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Cardeaux, removed to, the York Coldstreatt' Regiment of Toot Guards, Battalion Surgeon. John Glib:tin to be Surgeon. vile Knight, appointed In spector-General of Army Hospitals. Assistant . - Surgeon John Boman to bollattalion Surgeon, vice 4th Reginient of Foot, - Captain-Lieutenant AnneSlev Gore', front the 38th FUot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Duane, who exchanges. list Ditto, Second Lieutenant Robctt Stephens to be .First Lieutenant, by pirtchase, vice - Cunningham, who retires. Second Lieutenant Donald Mackay to-be First Lieutenant; by purchase, vice Etitvazdi, who retires. ' • ' 35th Ditto, Lieutenant Dennis; from the 43d Foot,.to o Lieutenant,•Yiee Gardner, who exchanges. 42:1 Ditto, Ensign Patrick I rules to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Hillas, 1,06 retires. Ditto, -Lieutenant Daniel Gardner, from the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant,• vice Dennis - 41:1 0 ,1:o exchanges.' 47th Ditto, Robert - Gordon, Gent.phtt Ensign, by purchase, vice gate, primnoted iiti Elie 6ist Fait. , • 56th Ditto, ,NicholaS Wrixdn, - Gent. !tobe Ensign, •by pur chase, vice' RObert Wrixoll, -Gent , 1141 Ditto, A.:King, Gent. to he Ensign, by-purchase, vice -ka rani, : • • 72d , Ditto, Ensign Neale WNeale t o h e 'Lieutenant; by, pur coase, vice Simon Fraser,'Whatetirei. 33th Ditto; Captain-Lieutenant •john Dunne, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Gore, who. ex citanges. - • . • • Queen's .German • Regiment, Lieufenant" 'filer • Kingsley, Irani toe an-Lite Guards, to . be Captain, by pur chase; me, Armstrong, who retires.- • -• • STAFF, the Lieutenant-ColOnel Ken,netli -Alvrarider Howard,-,,0f, Coldstrealn Guards, to be Deputy inspeolor-C;itieial of Foreign Corps in His Majesty's nanst-Colooel , Coiipet. • • • ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Lieittenant-Colonel James Butler, of the - Roytil Artillery, to be Suverintentlant of the Junior Depitrtment. • Nord , Loci-land Pegi!frrent of Fenc. , Ne Infrittyy. . - Lieutenant Robert Christie to be Adjutant, vice Fraser, de ceased. ' BANKRUPIS. Isaac WoodAl, of Picket-How, near Egtemont, hatter, to - s'urcerile.t N1...!,;11 as; sb, and April zo, at ten, at the I‘,..ing's Apes WiLt‘itaven. Attornies, Dit. Sherwen, vtil; or NI r . Pearson, Staple-Inn, London. Main , :art, I.i . .l:rpooL, rriv%ltant, .ApriliB, .9, anti 19, at uric, Garver avern,.Liverpool. Actor- \ erpoor. , Mut, rover .AP 8, 9, and ZD, 'Et twelve, .4t C.;;,.u. Tavern, Liverpool.' At.ornies, Mr. P. VirOod., veci)ool ;or Nl7...l3lackstock,"l:ernple.' Robert R.ippoh,:,: , f Li :_spool, therchant, April 7, at tour, 3,, and zo, at etc vcit, at the Stork 'l 7 avern,.l3trinihgliatn. At torit;,,s, Mr. Vinateiev,: Birmingham; ur !,`Messrs. 'Swaim and steven, Old jentry . .. Lov..or, burgh, Lancashire, cotton-syinricr, March 18, at four, 19, and A pc,•!l-25, at elev.= at St...Jot:Ws ' TaVerri, •Blacktturna . Atrorn!es,. Castle stret, iiolborn; in; Mr. VI. ai..,1 T. Carr, lilkkhurn. :',l`Kenzad, late of Liverpool, ir'diurtci4er, April s, 6; :irsi :0, at el6-eli, at the York Hotel., Liverpool.. e.ttor : Lies, if r. Dram. Liverpool ; or Mr. Windie, Bartle's- . Buildings, London. Charles Stockwell, of Shelf, Halifax, Scribbling-miller, fierningwayi of Leeds, r presser, James Haigh,- of - SiSrlt, t:inner, Samuel Stockwell, - yeoman, jr,bn Baker, and - John Rogerson, of Leeds, dyers, April .6, 7, at ten, at the. Whit' Lion Inn, Halifax, and 20, at eiettn, at the Golden-Lion Inn, Leeds.'- .Attornies, Mr: c.; lead- Lothbury or Mr. A lexander, Halifax. • • John westby Hatfield, of Falmouth, warehousernal _March 24, and April r0,,2 4at *yen, at Wynn's Hotel, FalMouth. Attomies, Messrs. 'Carpenter and Guy, New-Inn,, Lon.- don or Messrs. Harris arid Pencter, Falmouth.' • Ebenezer Coombs, of St. lames's-street, stationer, March t 3, 20,.and April 20, a , one,'•at Guiliinall., :Attorney, Mr. Wine-Oflice-court, Fleet-street.: • John ; Hobart, of Warwick-street, Golden-sclliare, hatpand musical'-instrument-Maker„:Marcht6, 23, and April zo,'at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fraser,'Holbotn-courti C ray's-Inn. DIVIDENDS. • May i. Francis Flower; of St: Paul's Church-yard; haber dasher, at onei at Gnildhall. -• • • • • • •• - Somersetshire, April 9 . Emanuel Gadd, of Taunton , dritAg,ist, at eleven, at the Bush Taver n -, Bristol. April 5. Thomas Chandey; of, . Liverpool 4 earthenware dealer, at eleven, at the. Globe Tavern ; Liverpool. April Thonias Hughes, .of Liverpool, tailor, at is at the York Hotel; Liverpool. April I." Samuel Malcom. late of Old l3rOad-Streett-Lon dun; broker, at ten,' at Guildhall: IViareli 16. Nicholas Kohne, 'A n dr ew Boyson, and, .Ic/ha' Chri;t pier Schalai, of Bishopsate"-street, merchants; • rat ten, at Guildhall.. - • . • April to. Thomas Yates, of ..Stockport, Cliester, muslin . rriann:•:..flurer,Vt eleven, at the Star-Inn, Manchester.- ril 3. Griffith Williams, late of Pentre G wasanev. - MOI4, dealer, it eleven, at the Feathers-Inn, t.,l• l oter, April irlanhah Jones, of Doli;och," Cardiganshire, mattster, at ten, tt . the White Hart Inn, Cardigan. • April 3.. • jame. Shaw, of Tongewitte.Haulgh, Lancashire, three, at Hilli - dge's Tavern; Manchester. Akitri ArriiiiAge, of New Bond-street, iron , • mouger. at len; at Guil:iti #11: 7.41a7 1. jorintlianbarker, of. Cannon,street„ sugar-fa4lor.and F., , Jacer,at tyi.velye,,at ;.it •19. .lolue W odd, of Hay , Herid, Staffordshitc,•maltster,- n one, at the Shakespear Tavern, Birmingllam.• • -John knutledge and IC - il ham Routledge, of Matt haster, cotton-spiritiets,at tile'Stao Irm - , - .Ntanacter. 6. Tames Fozard the elder, Letitia Poiard, and James f - ozard the younger, of Park-lane, StableAceepers, al ten, at Guildhall - . • • • - 's • '• • • ;: • Williath 01.1enranThiV,=of Stritrord, shoernaker,-at ln,te, et the•S win lon, Stall - Ord • - • • . . • . , ~pail 5.' Andrew Cla; - L., of Liverpool, Merchant, at eleYen, at the.Globe-TiAreni,-Liverpool.- • • . • CERTIFICATES. - _ • March Richard . Chariibers, of Salfoid; near Manchester, brewer. • - „ - • Robert Earle, of chiclgster,l..spirit-tnerchant, Last •Wednesday a publican in. Coppice row,, Clerkenwell, cleaning a• water ; butt; nver-reaching himself, pitc:.eil ;vith his h:eltd , downwards, and was "hocked heore he Was discovered , by his family. OmSaturaay the-(...:nroner':; lnquesrsat gn the body, who returned a-verdict of Accidental Death.. aUSSIAN EAIBAAGQ.- COURT OF COMM'ON PLEAS. ..11.TTINC3 8.411,Q11:4,14 1 1tp ALVANLLY_ *isT'MiNSTER, FLU: 18, 'So:— FISHER,V. WARD. (Caath4d.) , . Captain ,Reynolds examittefiby:Mr:Setjeant BA EXi on the part of the Defevelant. , Q. What ship did you command, Captain ?.L -.A. The Theseus. , • Q. We're you at Rip at the time' the Embarg - o was laid on by the'Russian Government Yes, Sir. , Q. I believe, you were also .marched up , the country with the crew of the Fishborn, were you not ?—A. Yes, . r- r. Q: Ho* did they take you from on board your ship ?—A. Witli,a guard of soldiers, Sir. O. tiokv•long did the guard of Soldiers contirue, with you ?—A. The guard of Soldiers- continued with 03 till we got to Dorpat. The Captains were at liberty to go on, at some distance, to get some accommodation for the men on their arrival: Q. Was each ship's crew under their own Cap tain ?—A, Not particularly, but with a view ,to have an eye over their condul—one of the English Sailors was punished b'y one of the Russian Officers, fo'r misbehaviour on- the road. Lord ALvAsLEy—they punished hiM withoin his Captain's intervention ?—Yes, my. Lord. Q„. Bu• yon said the , Captains were to have an eye on their comiti4. Were they responsible for their condo& to the Russian Government ?—A. They.were so far responsible, that they were to report their concluft once, a week. Mr. S2rjeant BAILEY—When you got to Dorpat, how were you placecl there?—A. We were quar tered on the different Gentlemen's estates in and about the town. O. Were there any soldiers there for - the purpose , of watching ?—A. There were two regiments of Soldiers in the/town ; what their purpose might foe, I cannot say. Lord ALvANLEy-IWere you quartered in mart, racks or in different houses ?—A. In different houses. Mr. Serjermt BAJLEY—HOW far might you go,? you were restritted ?—We were to be at quarters, at .eight o'clock. Q. Were you resttifted as to limits is well as To time ?---About two miles were the limits. Q.. What allowance had .you for each man, in English money ?—A. Abput 31d. a day... _. Lord A L.ll-ANI. EY7--YOU,, Captains as well a , : ,the rnei my Lord,;We had the same allow ance as the men. Q. You had about 3d. per day in English mo. ney ?—A. Yes, my Lord. Serjeant BAT L.E the money issued to the Captains or to the men ?—A. The money was issued to the Captains. • Q. What was the reason of that ?—A. I appre. bend it was because they were distribuzed in differ ent parts of the town, and some so far as about three miles from the'town. Q. Now, from the time you were taken front. on 'board till the time you were permitted to teturn, were you prisoners ?—A:: We considered ourselves as prisoners. • L9rd ALITANI.EY—They were prisoneis. Mr. Serjeant 13AtLEY—Were yuu in all respe&s prisoners of war ? Lord ALVANL - EY- , —They abed towards you as if you were ?—A. We were provided' for by them up to the extent I have mentioned. Q. Was that sufficient for the maintenance of every man ?—A. It was very little for the mainte.. nance of .a man. , Q. Ido not know that it was too little in that. Country,: I want to know that froM yau?—A.. - subsisted some tine on it-, Vat it was very little. they: had -something in .addition from the English Merchants. . , Q. When did they begin to receive that ?—A. It might probably, be at the 'end of two months. Q. The 'allowance by the .Russian Goverument wawa subsistence, however?---A. Yes, my - Lord ; they did subsist on it. It was too little an al,. loWance„ . though more than their own'Soldiers . had; Q. 'Now you cannot tell-how much they received besides, over' and above their wages out and home.? This man, .the last Witness, said he only received, ios.6d.---A. He received more than that ; 'that . los.' 6d. was what had not come forward it the time we were liberated. _Q. He, says. he received a day from the Russian Government did the EilbYlish Prisoners receive any thing more 'than 3-T i d. a - day, while -they were detained in the Country :—A. 'Yes,' nirLard, they received nearly 3d. a day more,. through the British Merchants at liga.. • Q. When .did it comine:lce ?—.A. In - .'about tivo months after we gpt into this COfintry. Q. Then about two -months rafter you got into the Country a Subscription was- set on foot by t!le. English:Merchants, by which an allowance of 3d. .or 31d. aciay, - was made to the Sailors, in addition the . same ,sum that, was allowed 'by the Russian Government'?---A. My men had it. Q. And yitou suppose the c - .-ew of the FishbOrn received tlbetattle ?—A. I'suppose so. WhiclLAlowance was nearly aspuch.a,s.that •of the RuSsian - . PoYernment; which the men received fOr iilhilstence-nuiney ?I—A Praha* there - might he some deficiencyla the RAissian sul.)sistence:.money, that was not paid off for nearly , 6 wee k s ; a nd. believe Captain Ward's men were deficient about weeks '; - and probalAYAlte'List -Witness 'blight • reeeiAe 7the.l6s. -6d: wjticittrhe has mentioned. Lord A*VANLEY.--7NO, 09 ; it was.after he same bacic herc: • , . Zee us have back - John Watson. Jta e had this atiii)ey .fight ,`3t4 Russia, this 104. 6d. • r" BUt'do yoU mean T. bile yoti Russia you only Jeceived 3d. per day - : I sluppr.ise you'received as 'htch 'asthe rrien of the heseus_?— A. I cannot tell we'hat they receiKed, but 1. know what 1 received 'liy - Self. It was paid into the Cap tam's hinds and he. niht , do - with it ~rtrai, ate plenscd. Mr. Serjeant Siitrh ER set it of I wish th t to'be . undeistOod. t LorrAt..vivi.;ix4iThat is all.' . Mr. Set' ant SHiiktit to'exbrnine'llie• Je Witn6s; to 'asceiuffii - . this one faa-:----When' topk‘therdotit - of the ship; .the Russians took ahso . lute posseitiOn'of the ship. Mr. SeiTeant CocxF dare say they did. Lord ALvANLy---The caiga was rec;sivod,'ind when they return'ed . , they found 'no cargo '; .but was restored to Sem., Mr.Seijeant.COcKELL—The Emperor Piaft W;lc dead. , . LQM ALVANLEY-Then'that is all; Gentlemen, is it ? • - • Mr. Sedeant BA IL E Y —The C 3 rgQ iOs taken out,' .. ancl Ow ship wit. iii posseSsion of he • Russiity.Go: vernment. Mr.' Serjeant CocKfu.---Have we not got the fat, that they left the ,shipl,vith twoltbirdi of the homeward_bound cat go on bolrd ; and when they' were taken out, the Russians had taken possession; of her'? • Lord AL ANLEY----Where was the cargo of thi ship put It was pot' iilto a warehouse. • Mr.' George Todd examined ZytMr. GASELE E:^ Q. I believe, Sir, you are a - Merehavrt at —A. I Atli a Metchant"at Riga:. • Q. Po jou know whether Russign=Gbverli_ - merit took possession Of the vessel ealled• - the Fish-- born, among others ?—A. I know, they did, apd-kfit . possession of it .the whole time theineii weYe ai):the country. • • • • - - _ 'Lord -.A v - A SY--Tliey.tgok the'.earges-tine,7 . aficr - : put it on •Thcyl,--epi . they . kePt under their Care: • " • O. No , ,V, What is thewhole - atOant of tile-iv-ages, • 'according to - the Artio6; suppoiing ikevat age to, j subsist the:whale time ? IVIr.-Serjeant Co - cxEL - 1,— , - , By the written - aamis-:- - sions, they amoUnt • - Loi'd At.v4NLE.Y—Gentlemen of the Jury, ,you : will firid verdi,:i for the Plaintiff t'o'tfiat amount, • .•• . subjea to lilve a Case ma,ie'corthe opintor(of the Courl.,' whether, according t 1 the LaW of thiSLariri, • this Plaintiff is Or is. not .to be -paid` these - • •agE -- or • any oari them ; and what, during the time the, ship , Was'in the 'posasesSion of the Ruiian Gus e`rnrimenr, and while- the . C:.iptain and Crew Were . sent -ail the Country inld detained as frisOners This is a ter of Very eon3idtrible Consequence; and;ltvcae! another 'War happens; rite 'Merchants will . provide. what shall be ',ohe".'. It is . very easy .- torNithat by , Articles ;',but that his not I een' done•liere, acid therefore the Lit - W must determine on Whoin the loss is to . full.- It is very , hard on . the - Merchants; .if they' have underiaken to bring a loading frornßpssia . at so touch i-er ton. Duriuk tiie time the ships been kept there, they might have pel formed , seVeral voyages. They, litv.c been kept all - t-bis . time, and therefore•the Owners of these ships will receive no thing,at 14. And the question is; Whether daring this tithe - 112y are obliged to pay the Sailors waoresf.That might not to beqiecided by a‘ju.ige . and - a Jury :h conceive, ;after - the. tlia4 are ascer tained, it ought to receive the Opinion of the'Court., •: Mr. Seij:::10; SHEPHERD—Thebtnt W 35 is to put it •in:ti,L. Shape of a CaSe, and' let it be tutned into a Special Verdia, if. it . bliatl - be -found •neccs- • ENG LT'S If TA TE LOTTE RY . • • 1.. • rii D 2,^ 04.7 was drawn a Priteo)%,, 7t. t • i, thiP NEFPS'. ...••••••••••.• ;) . , YA)y±#IOI3TH, ,MA!t.CH S. . ~,...for• Sailed---=thp Humes of liarmo th James Iqsale trilst- , 1 .. u ~ • .- , 1.- _ ,..,. Nitytes. and, ,I.y4borti,. with bale goods ; Tier°, 1. L"' / lindt....ivsiii;•M An t ender, arirt-Wur ' •" ' .for Loric''',k. lain,Butcher, and , ittotrash t.;an..brig,. for:tile Nort.l. ' ' - . • .. Arrocci--tbe Jilin :.s, Carter, ancrpondon,,gall, . ••• '' ' ' r°,9T-,8 , 1 141Y-Akiii?- 7 ,: ,- t 11 1 - Afri'v,cd-,,-the.jarpes, Garner 43'n, Havre-de - Gra ce i ..'lr e t ' '. I}eal„ nid ..i . ;:tive, 'Williams,. froip London ; Hose'"' J' . r , • Stilisid, ftorriPortsyriodth;• Atirora ; Mtisi - from Cli..licstt. '' Arne. WODlantl, -from ..S..otilltatrig ' tbn ; . 'Hope, MaPela-'' trout ,L , YrTilel • • •-• • . • • .. , • ‘1; Sallect-;0 1 e Blessinis's ncrea'se, , Hick; for Sur.desi,"'.`,:,, ~ I. )vid, Wll'..iiisim, .Halifax, Randall, and Cominerce,W:.",j,:' , Erie:id>, ..B.:sant,• fo ß r A L v is t li i o E i ti h r.: m 4R ton, fur' Nc‘vtiiundland; .IYliticrvai-.Rei4, for Cadiz and. , CH 8. P lli - Sailed—t.he Reliance,... Sandland, for ,Martinique; .1 ? . ,,,., - artil, Sally, ----,--, for New Providence; Montezuma, M c ' r 7. 2 )1 4 , - for Charlestown;' Aaive, Aiislev, for Sr.-Michael's; , ' T ''',, - .4 ,, , Scott, :tor S,:vipe ; Elizabeth, .inde'rs,, for Dieppe J r -P. 4 Elizabetli,,--- 7 -; fon, Ro uerdam ; Brothers, Griffith, and 2.: lkleir, Ilughe, for Dublin. - • - . _..--:---' 'DIED. , .. . went' On the - 3rith . .of - Au-iist Calcutta {whither he 0 b e: 6 ,at II for .the recovery-or hti healtp), ,Geurgc Parry,. E• of Madras Civil.Estal):).ilunimt... He %vas the eldest •;o'',, Thomas Parry, Esq. t4.Dire6torof the P a,t 1 ncii4. 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()port() - 6,1, , R E S i b - EN - C -t" anti: 1-,./0415 , • (;14LAT . • •,. •'• • TO.11ES()1,1) B M G.r aria CH A L,K, • 't 1 t)tvltinday; 1.562, .1t the S'a;acen't: 1 0 '.,'„; • • -G p uttinto*:,.at , Fou o' C lockin :tile 'A fterrtou n ,.. lib • ir.rev,iatt,sly -di ..posgsl. ai-.44y Fri vine Contract ;•.- • , ; l)at Desirable I'U E/ri OLP lot till.. () C)K 14i91 -pleaA.liti)" rp,,i ruieei 1) i.: r6r i t e l g ;‘ , .si a 7oa u Gsi lr t \ iv - I,st ash- house, and gboirclt A tell tr 20$_ • Ranges . "Of timbered liiiiijings' 4 • 63 . lie :T;cl. -16 othe l : Wihrrepf have beerytped,tortavi, c ol Le t _,h9OL' 4 - '„ hair ()tlicesvlAnd the,rentainder ..theteof .hrs for asst! in titer B.iie 'Praire), and which, ar a sirial I be ecnverted itto4 l -tialtink'Otrree, GC used:forr ri Du •T rad'es , l l'-here ! js 7 ,4t#o:„4 ty4, l d seve C of e:NCe::(3I . pgIV r",cl), ana roost l'asttrre ittlieiiiing• the atbeasaid eleven, Aeres, 7 m4re or less, through the'l s .n , Adllt a stnall Brook of excellent spling.‘Vatei, ,t rid frole. • of the llotise;and along the Wesl Side. i a s t i ty. - 1: 1 s ti hd fc ie" - I . • b e i l t - a N, T V: t a S I ; !;:. 4 , I in. the. oci;niation of Prliss one of Ptoig l „„i i a•O, and `l.if.isitsiori Ipay 6d had on :p.li)An,nt 0-1!:. y,u• -•- - - • odit r:the...L4ta,Tmr redeemed, and. the E StAte i s t bi t 5 .7 shdlziig.> per !.,111u tp one and ,n . Fee Fii , t Ke . 4 : o.. T ittn , 1116 itbiavz Estate •t,hc.riloto cleirahle, frail" its - o w n - Po' • genteetNeig4ll.4utliopd , • AJAct.the si,(nation of Gre 4 , - ; 1 , -' 1 ; being dry and healthV". lt i, Onfy 17,• &in, to and from VollsriCe a fitage . Le•Jcit Week; 'and; itiSalSO in. tile very cent're :of foci ;1 1, c'„ t . • i%l,:irkiet Towns in the County, beach- 12 :mile. - ; tr" s '•`-•ailY from h aiel i er liii , i g oi l i to s m t : r ß tf r o a i i ci 1 2 Clieirrtsf , ord; 10 1 ' • Further rarticr„tlArs may•he known on a pplie,atior. l "lte Wade,, Attorney .at Law,,O'reat Dtuunow, c;r tinneers; Chelmsford. ' Ttioiv:A - s I•Ay.l.op, Lsq No. 0, New.Bnage-Street, F Q ,L. Honotiecd - Str ,- i Edinburgh, -. March ;11.P e JI.BEQ lease. to infortt y pu; drat et et ' year ,4790, 1 r irave been 411 - 11Ctctl,vvitri Ore rea ; ft'uni it 3 "6fisairately prekribea:by 'the- incisti-cifilli4it of r.lic . its, acid ..nwlergothg scxeral severe' -I:oltrsci 0 §k 'ol'l° l ' an ci t \vice thssi,liar,Fti fro rri p I, (Pe ‘ l ) l . i id p tote.o the tr.6lf - ' n At le' ~4i g l,-"15 ( sprni A t.51 - kt - Sfr:yeitr #n ct tar - tit• St C 14.•, t i , 'to ;MI 4 1xisiur-ce -...- 1131 . 1 • „ 4 ; Tbg Sf9yl:l) 9t..rytY Iteact,, tine on Were+roict'tint . in a , , frightftri rn:iotier ; fit); fUfl'?:p - 2fiblul,...anct had been :state.at -utcevation • .00 .14; left had ,alu), tiro ; yoi; yery and ga - ve. -f , Yrtietilatly licatiYte•ottl; rrtve me of rest ; thi*llitnintable .wa 6 t :ended by..i Ir. w t (t Cnre• by - theyti hoe), to - take You? ' Leitl;t:'s e otf rT e whiegic dcf ; she •stki bi- 1.11:4V ; iT; 11 ,;(0 . a.4oll4ltl;itt, 4-, began 40.,rece0e . •14-ef - j.t • •Ir t- ,i e Ih . ‘in a Month, the ulcers, Inv . 3 1' c .' 7 tick C h ee '"st.iitndly irealed-, - soon arter y ht.; 45 . ,),- oft Ell)i . i. c) ;', aiSa; •-leav*;. - `disthlaiirdti°,l;,e .a,od va-u - i•in the butte rif t•he Ni•hielt, 1 1 Y , :, - r itrig ot od",' quit alittle VerSeVeratice P / i :- C sitable Mcdicin'e, subsided ; tote nodes 7 regaining its naental inte,..and the nveturnak, ptinslo:- going C 14.1. thus became ,;10 vou r-kiberal, via.c.'lll3" j o ts. dicine, perfeatly tree from at'l in' forinee, air s have recovered my former spirits atlti``siNiktb , come jolly awl fat, which state having-Oaf it'll-1 . months ;o .the astonismnept. p f ;of1) v.. 0 knexY n't,e; Y ° ,y a loss •.vltat tern-ilia ex peesS - my gratitude, 1 - - ' ; 'for the' good - or other titleting mOrtals, •to rtiakeec c-loe."as public ?ossi ... ble, as I "Alai), on ever) ? - 4 , o ,te•ii, ipso. doing, youNvai g tpati, ,sbli g e, Sir, y O . , 11 ,,y r • (,o%'‘ ,oNetti&it, eery humblei;ervant - LEX, • • - . .Swan's Chose, High-street, Edinburgh: • • -v... Witnesses. to the above Cure.: - t OP' tN THolyir soN , No. j.''NeW ',Poultry Peol t e p l i • - -ants: M . 'INTOSH, Assembly-C lase, Edinbtt t g •• r e rce P ated and Solti by ti f e..ole-P-ropyieg g, Tit on4As 1. Member of use Royal .Co ll „, e ,g c LoOli,„ • ge , ,at his 'House, No: : 9, -NeW ridge- str e '"-,11 O'er. where, after constant residence of e ttf e e ' lterft,. Mit . pratice :particnlarl y retied to a .I , : trt s o f. Yenereil Complaints .and those incidental. to th i f l er. / V , Generati;m, with that kereey'whicticoeSi: "Ids profes,sion 'should always observe in 51 - 1 ..,,tt1e t ; ...flatters hiniself,.the advice OM- assistance be g - .80'41." \ • administers to persons taking tilis MediCl3e;rrtAge esteemed, try a discerning Puhli-, .as- an ake.:T" Q• dom attainable and. void of all anibfi ' guity. ' Also sold, by his apppintinent, tar the CQ n •F'J e o . those living at a :distance at . the Perfumer's ,. „If ; AlbaWs-street, ; T o yshop,.. o . ..,„ t ree e ,T,..cf' ford-street; Mr. t , No. .7, lc Mr. ,Steel's, Bookseller, Na. hill Mr." Baxter's, Edinhntgh ; 20 4 1 1' Irc i : • donald,- Glasgow ;- Mi. Callwetl's, , - "rta n ` - person in. every considerable town in Great 1 3 f 1°1 0titO f rA% 14pi, in Boxes of only zs. -9d. eacit, scaled i-LP se and plain direCtions; whereby persons etl,lc,afetY' curbilielnselves with ease, spc , t, s eeacey, I N. B. Every.l39%, sold in c; coat Britain is e.,4•ssiorir4r r a Sramp„, on whicji, by favonr . of the Cotilifiqu. oc printed; at the Starnp-'olhc—" T. TaY loc ' an d Litidge•-stfen,"---40intitate which is' ielonYt .• • are Counterfeits. . ~ :% ~'-,. Y