The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-24 00:00:00

11/4ST 31 I S ESSIO , • The earl part of this inorniti!4 was occnpied in hear ., .llo" appeiils :11 , i110;41 colivietions and the 'digit . int Ilk of Couns -1 f hereoh • i • An appeal I)rouglif by a porter n the service of ttl against a convididir , obtaiiiedhC:fole the Butv-street Magistrates, upon chit complaint of a Getitlenian in Wittpole-sfreet:, for entorting ,the. additional , slim of tWo-Pence . ,for lioNking fees olio], 'I pareel l)rought for the Qt...'titlc l -1 man by 9ne of the country coaches. Atier'a 1(111 }:erring of Coufhel .loth sides, the Court ,was pie-e;•-•d lo confirm the conVit'ltion„ with COsti, and thcrebydecide a question, which, though trivial a 4 to the yirlicular instance, is ,of 1) sonle importance tQ , . , a th e .!hiii!, who have been,lone subje to an unjust species of extortion in. this Of tray, anil will p ,'..ratt , as a very . considerablc t',r..,vlyack on the,' pro. ns of the Coach•oWnerS, itt th.it br4ncif...of 'their (fade, he C - -irriage of vircels: The intention of Ow 'court wriS'llfter‘Vards,i"ali:eti . ,, • tlp in neariit argurnenis bc , Counsel on an appeal aiipth'er ton Ltloll ; some tinie since had pt:rson minted' Pi'it}ock,,for t 1 Inds:nice, in - the niti'iror t terproki:licm of a l part of thelrotit 1 ) 1 his 'house over it,e stfeci, 'and .his refusing to fake down the hot witlistanoitic' the report Of several sired Stiryeyors served upon Mini, , 't'he: or; were mast cOrrobo t heir (i)'iner'<l.e4isi , =ll. Mr. Alitoc contentl( l ,4 on tile part of the tra vetr, that in.'the indisittent preferred in this case there ',term.: two ti0 , A;5,.‘,114-11 1. - ;il.l!`it be fatal to the otie ictjting the title wade for pre, veining intislnoes itt the parish : Of St. Alury-le 7 bori, V. v.ii',teti ill the indictment St. illar?l.4o- 1 • 04 e, contended the: e ittainuch as it %vas tlitierenee frOiii title cif 1,116 4 :„,;:e101 "Evilich it purpoViec.l', to rp.tote, and wliich it to ciugteel 11l wust (Iteret6ro be fatal. lii grounded hi'objectrji) butte upon the de cision of I,orcl-1\!-I ti51 , 11%.1.,n, AVell of this Cyurt 11"' - - ' " I itse s.evetat cc. upon tilt.: Vanrant A6l'ol the Ist of Clo. 11. the title WI 1,.11 . 1c1) . V,,it.c.li it 10 be .an Act, lot of rogues, .V.itgist)pni4.,.4:llstr,leHy pet and. others ;.; and that whev't'llio;lll(ll'aft!eor, ttl , p1.111)00.i%;... to' recite this title .insertell i , ord and, tietWeen w0r0.4, •, ' roguv t i„,v, , J ::;ll)oilds,,,tlie:variiition, was held to be 1,i;.11 to the itielictni,,ut, and ,many no,coritins profligate . . , r stttitig Co II 111;111 1 'the N.', 0 4 417114 .&61, lupin) l'he other point' lie conten4d., to be fitiii will whllr},j e, iitalitllli(.~nt, alter' flu". . o fh e Uoilf - .4ji..itygdotris of Great Britain awl Trelajid, ttiieilt I.vl)lcll,worLls c elf by til.V' otniittd, iind now consii-i tutt:4l„ , ,,oii;irt of :his.:\l;;iesiy's' t no:pari of the designation of the'l‘.. — ing, as the law now stands. • • T, o lile'otlicr ;trgued, that with , , . n ros3pci - .: to ine twit 6hjeetion,' the hpe!lit) oh' th e Wi . ( 1 )'1% .. t.; in tilt. Act alluded to, for'the name of the in . the'King 1) 'olcs, v. as /l/dri te- (!but , c,t ort„ as it: t.e -Bigned by the AO' wits perfeC.tly well'knoven and de lined, the not thi.: wrong Spelliti , :t it w6rd' i in the title of the ,:kct was, wholly more: •vielsl T 4 , i.,lll 3 ll, si.i.div,tfut it icifilitienf Eliargin g a' in isanee :generality .. 'was (•-ft4) l tl4 l lt, , Lt • 'critVitty,. 'of:ll4`par'islf was tit'it tie ces With 'to the' secotil:Oh:jeetiOn;--, against. the beck, '' time .to 11'6 neta.l . (I'lo the either in . e001:01011 t111(10Ce, 01' :- . la ' l 7hey weie 'vr i i*i- 1 , 5 • •tised in' p1114lic• ri meins; t$ saneimd i r6cfithtilth li(,ll of • Lis • IVlajesty'h tlitfe9 ; ?.4 o 'that (11 'King of his title oft EleCtOr t,f 1. - fittCOVOF,tafitil dtrier Conti tiontt)l lit life Atl pot. , -niffil tho , e titles, -hut itt (k.l Ch tti'fli'rttit62 'WitS (if this ipinidtv, 4 . ( in ikme a till • 7 conviction. ""' • • Tim Court then prOceedtrfel to .the brill ri± , fitt•sie6, .tohn Spi . ittfinu.l his vklie,'''"vvf'r' , ' '" e4 ' 61 " .1 ft :' • assfitilt upon the person of Mrs ;tlLtr . .y lit:welt,' the parties 'resifient ,ifi Criitvii4.' 6 .uri -, . ' BOllO . The 'er'idetice srat i ,.,l; I Trhsee.:ut) .is fit eminent in'. ctdi t iart. veo;etitityll'.4s'; green-grocer, and the Traverset„: . Spfilll, Whose per son vt , r y nz i tniti lly W i S OC . l:llt.'l‘ . .ViA'ial the-idea of that ditnintitive bears his harne, is an civil -1.11:111' Litt l(.1' in ititiTt'i,.,tind cittlipitS; Awl his vivittPit ' rival iii the same prolcs'sion ' hit the . proSectitrix: ttri the daY Stated in tile itidiettnent, IVIt !Spr* catne.trotn tiis ovvn door, and see pint tip to illat't3f Mrs.-1-levvett, as_:ed 'her tvhat 'had`darti to say about. his-hOuse, and, tvithinti waiting' for' tin en. V.Ver;be strut.. In it' ~ieross the face; and immediately contomwed.ag.. , tinst her a desperate attaltunition of iter U.S n arsenal, and ttnnips; Oirrots, Ati`d - other Vegentiiie miscellanies, flew about her person with hilt It ra`rii ,, (lily ; that she Was quite contused and dumb-founded. 'Mrs. Sprint, VAC) Seellieti to , be aw,..tro'of [Lie ent 'se,t, followed her husiiittid as ,a kind of bottit.4lliiliter, arid hot t idle.in the tiaion, typplit:d herselt to a; large . tub of s.§..ater, tri which , a (inutility of 1-;.tcliii'ghes were 'depoNited, to reliovote their pri.,tilie ,ffidttitlt ltt , tlt liilticls .th i :•111t, out both the wi . Or and.. to ,,ts so raphily; tipon the person . 0i - Cl,lopictely its SlMStiliej truni:i.up to oje: • alf. t 1-le‘vett told rieve . rgiven p l ovi..c.llllll ... And, to cro , .vit.the'wttol4?;', , stco.• Ilia the tritirotistlOCKl siturli, her I.t - lth': his. clenched tOt ) elteati,.';:ind bl . ..tckypetttift :; • her eyes. , 'll i ete.tv:ls 11.9 evidence to tlintradir6t. the resti.', 114 `Ili: ;oh ro the utrary,: Mstae,"%vts t.) y ' the test,iAiittly ola nian, who i it t!'),• dine; aird, 11,1(1 receive.Ll sevefitPse'vere fi l roWit Spratt, weir, cuilyited,' the husband ••• lined ,ind•the trite iis, 3cl. , , .c., • ~1.„ . „ arn ne pu.co'sitigion, Ftliti, AClon,•ano jiaiing,"zir. P.ii.(.l - thi, C:llc:lst.-4, Brenti6l(l, .1.:Ilik... , 011), apd soilio ~, ,i..:bi,..1 . corpq, .vt.:re inipcw.l,..ii and reVieWt-,fti ill / !pit.; P„.. is v:••torliy, 1) ,. (;,11::'fit1 DALRY MPLE and, 111 t: ,V, tti Oi l'4l,NlitiltY ; thoy lat,l,tervi %Li.) vi,Lii, an . ,At-.-:‘ , ti;io,).: , :bly‘iy , ..rfecl • in thvir vvoltitiwis. . ~ . „ riivro*-GAttnEN.---dird,rett , Gi l l was Drought up for a further examination. ea,,e with which be stood .charged, and Which alone was to be examined into :this day, was t!..•at of ,teoliug the,. goods of it Mr. -Katherine and a Mr. (;iiirke, two Gentlemen who slept at the same time with the Prfsoner, ;IA who ; lost thir,property Oil his departure from the Saracen's Head, Snow- Therms 'Pit thcuse, the waiter, stated, : that he knew the Priener,. who carne to the above Ain on the 17th of July ; he uskeij whether,he,could have a bed in the evening ? he wa told he could. (mine. with .his trunk in a coach, saying. be :should go away again in t wo.nights, for that he wanted.to go . into Yorkshire; that he should go by the ilever -14 coach. He then Went into the entree room, anti had a glass of Imnilly,,and Water. He . slept iti the said ino can Friday IligOt, in the room No. 23, iloiible-bedded room, on the second floor, Another pt4itlenian slept at the same time in the same room, but he vas a straygerr to the Prisoneri bad slept there ever ,the 6th of 4pril, and that Gen tleman N'VCiit, out between six and, seven p'4o ck on 'the Saturday_ morning, beibre the Prisoner, came 'doWn stairs. The Vri,oper ,:ame n betwep,ii and paid tOr his bed, having, paidfor his brandy pod water the over-night went out, and retort* • twain soon said he „had altered his mi n d a b out into ; Yorkshire then , took his trunk, and ,' called kcOach, and went off.. Soon after, r 4e %was 1 , , , )n0, it was discovered that the Arun k of Mr.. Kathe, rine wi.fs broken Open,, and robb e d o f itA. cvntems,' consist,ios of varioUS aytido,ut wearing apparel, and amotig them a Navy Bill for. attllsome b it how 01any the Witness could not he „positive. Tbat Navy Bill was presented for ; payMent, itt the Office, knit as it was not endcitsed, itwus noipaid;' nor was there any evidence w ho presented it for pay- nient, Mr. Katherine, who is Surgeon of His .114a jemy's Ship Audacious,. being gone i: losca. ViitoLls articl , 9s of wearin.; appaiel, ple.iged by the. Prisoner, as it, wits presumed, in the tipme of John 1 ✓illjah4, at a Tawtibroker' in • South-street, :'li ti month of July, U , here be was in the habit of pledging ,article: ii that: period, were'preduced, but rhe Witness could post'identify us'llio property of Kiitherine, who is 4t• sea . or of 'Mc: Clarke, the, p iher Gentlern:in who lost his pr o pe r t'y, and who isrgOne to rind therefore this cbar , e dust the Prisoner was aban4; • Mr. - BAKER, the NlagYistrato, addressed the hi - - presont case is not suflicionit . y made oht L intevidenee against too, because -nobody is, now to' be found who can postively si..ear, to the - preperty. produce 1 , and therefore the parties will not • lo a l r V e ev il e o r, t • be boond over to protwente you for this charge, al tht-511i;h I am -timid there cad be but verylittle doubt. •' '1 to' the p erson woo it. 01.1 .Pot he prosecuted, on this • charge: You 110.iOd thigq! prt!sent,'`but I -give . the option, )on will say anY''thing or. ' not. I ask .you,. therefore, ‘k hether you choose to give alt}' knot - Mlnm) tilitint the Navy - hilt y t y,hieli the Winless has spOkenof.' It can 1)0 of 110 ("v:e to you if you'hire it; or it any body belonging to yOu:has it, to your k zu;r , v log. If you eliotAe to Rive - I,,iniation, so as it May , be' obtained, it will benefit the Innkeeper, • who is ahswerable for all that has ; bee " wain : the house, - without:being of injury : to you, ! Prigoner.—" I do assure yotir WorShip, I do not (snow any thing,iinotit it ; l, do not eAeti htioW 'Ain it is. am degi - adLA - many points of y!ittw 1)) IIIL `:% 11 : 4 :0' ut cliarg , :ffs hich arc bronght against me; but which, I hiiliev:e, Will be reduccd'to ,small 'cutup:l3s when I riaN'ftv trial. • I N.VOuld 'not tell 4 `lieto sf.tv my 1 1 . Lave cotirtnitted soine faults, .probably. I have now been 23 years living as . able hot*lccTper, and : l , hitvea )414e,tlionly, 'liltatn it grief es ,tny soul to have degriiittl' by any la of on life r hope salvation be i tOfe Qoci, Navy'' hill in tny of ai \Vheo a ritancattio from Ilk! Navy brirt.:o• to M . ), 1 4 q:,01; find asked we about a Navy hill, I told; hint kii* nothing of it. If I ottered it' there for • Wliy not, bring the Cierkforwira to it Who did so i l I dt:clare I ticA'er stw ti,Navx life.". ' `i hi 'MAC ITRATE. 7 --" If you deny haVing 4, say . .oo more. 'Von, are . noW to litittelS:l,ll)d, ihat you are to be 'trod on three charges : On , e at Oat •ch'ett's one at .Cetter ; one at.the'Saracen's I 1 ad, L l ridgy stiff .t. VE..I.P.TCHEii, ,raid, ,;(tatwas iu iitmAed :to eke., "on heli.:ll - of all those; goods which had been taken lit the tiAt rent, pawnbrokers shop% which ln:d not been elaitattobfatiy'bOdy, and Aviiielt bcloqed 'to o h: ve6fe,' and ` , Nvitichoshei in ! distrc,s, - !Lid been under the ttecessiOy It Was trot' that, titt-k!tly ~peaking, - igh& could have no property in them during the of her husband ; btu lie •wiitild.tlll:l3 Bare of. that' by regular assignment. Many .of diet articles were things made up by the Prisoner's \vite. [lie Magistrate in first doubted whether thi s a p„ pfication Should:' not he 'made to' the. Sheriff; but FL,E.TC sst assured hittr the application was fair pfid regular, -and that there' were many precedents for grant ''The Prisonerhefore::your WorShip Makes 'an order` - On.this subject, Fwish to speak one ward. It will appear at toy trial%that many Ahings' which. I am charged, with having stolen Ave.ie bought by my Aviie ; for 1 have tor toe kifit yrars :been in therltabn Of dealing with•Gentletnetr's servants and ,Idactio'..niaik different articles) of what is called seetord dress,. and .whiett are either. gIVe4I to thC:.ser- Vanto,. or they .consider. us' their: p e rip 4 t es, 1. Will ~pruvu by sausfitetory evidence, that I was in the A 44 1.0..0 baying chilseartieles,- and this; will appear by my carts,,:' which my wifei Witt publishing as an ativertiketnent, when I Avail at 'the 'White.Horse. in Vette' -lane ; and I Went blickwardandiorward s4ll.:tltings. I can...hriog forward evidence to tittew the roantle.r in which these things Wt.. re Fbaw, by, and I request that" the goods whicn afe.not clainted. may bp doliverod up, •The IiAUI94tATI , ..—SUCII goods ; 41 good)eloog to your wife 61,4111 tot! Lk...livered, tip to tier.' The - Prisoner.- 7 \V t time is the, 0 . 1)1)11614)n to bent for: . 1 hese'. . te HARD 11ARRis. of No. 4,, Martlett-court Bow.strect • ar ,ca No. t Straud; where ildvo lisementsiCirders pleases : but Mr. F.etcher will tikt.4 tare of that is necesiark:- , 1-The - PrisOner was fully:cornMilted: . 1 Tp A MSS POLICE QFPICE.- , -Yesterday Choi mutt, who„lately commanded•a Vesisel in the African Trade, and who was sent home from ;the West Itt , 'dies by order or Admiral Cochrane, in consequence of a charge of murder,- was examined on a 'charge olmordering his boatswain, Henry Johnson, oil the 24th 91 April last; in the Middle Passage. Five ,sailors detailed several circumstances tending 'to Shesii ,excessive cruelty exercised - I),y the- Prisoner toWardi the' deceased . ; as did also•Mr, , Scott, a -Surgeon of the Vessel. On his passage home in' the 'North?) in beriand, with I'M: witnesses sgainSt him, 'the 1'6. , goner was stated to. have.offered a lure to the wit nesses to suppress' their. .evidence. :The Worthy Ma: gistrate tobk great pains to investigate into'the'Whole of the charges, • The Prisoner was dominitted fat re-exami nat tOn. MAR LBOROUdH-STREET.-1 , esfetday a charge was exhibitell•at this Office, hy , the Direetors of ttelChi-' lanthropic Annuity Society, against a Gentletimn Pall-tnall:, fftr ob t tiro on ey by fare Prete nceS It,appeared by .the statement' of Sanntel 'Rees 'HISS; Stilideor to , the Society, that::it was formed in De eenAtei'' last-;rand :the present Defendant was, it its foundation, appointed Solicitor, but' he was after, stud Mr: Ellis appointed to the office. During the time that the . Defenthint offici , ated as'S.ailitor, he was-empoWered te . take a house in Pall-maR, where the otike buSiness wai carried on, but after,his dismisiial,- he ,entainued in the house had :hcen token by him, and the Pidlanthro- Ativity SoCiety. Office was removed to Leices, tcr-square. In order to ascertain the is that.the Defendant had 'received Burns of money for_the In stitution, an otlicey was empowered to effect an as. alld • preyed having,paid the Defendant a sum of money as a subScriber,"and other docoMents proved the .receipt of other sums of Blaney, at the office in Dr. Blatid,lDf Leicester-square, at whose house the business of Institution is car , . ried.on, proved •the distnissa(of the Defendant ; and, ,also that it was One of the first resolutions paSsed. by the Directors, for this tnoneYreceived.to be placed in the hands of. it Banker every 'evening ; btu the De fendant had never icconnted,for pny money received, and in point of faCt he had nothing to do 'with the Institution. The Defendant stated, that the Institu tion he. aoled,for, 1)44 nothing to ,do 'with that in TE.,6cester-square, i noiLict he received 'Monies on :In copi4 Of , rhat . concern, but on a transaction of his Own. The , Magistrate, however, felt himself bound, on .the oaths of credible witnesses, to send the com plaint of Irma, 1.9 a JOry for their decision, and the Defendant' was consequently held to bail,,ta:answer the charge at. the Sessions. CORK, o,oTonhit 16. On WellneMay, tht; 54th, at Ballyncultig, near • • ~ i iildort-cry, a party of men attacked the 'house of nian of the name of Slattery'for 'pnrpo;e Of takiqg a forsiblc possession. This rash and lawless attempt unfOrtunatelY 'pritvecl !atal to 'two 'of • the assailants: Michael 'MorotiV i.tid Nter Casey . ; and 'another of the patty Moronv,' has been. so desperately •ontided, that his • life is despaired 'of. Theattittupt to take forcible: possession is 'less ire- Tient than it nsed to brain this, Country, and until This ihs4hnee,•has not for Some' titilemecurred. Lest, however, same 'oll4e pii - 16und 'Englikh Jour nalkts new rexiing, to what' is me.tnt by foreible pdssession; we shall' briefly state• What it means, Sometinies 'it bripp&tiS,' ' that - the tenant• in • Possessioni iattbeTexpiration otThiewrtn, is 7: so poor, shot die •cattnot•get ally new findlerd 'who .will' let , him ,hilkffillsrond his okl , one, to whom perhaps ' -.llg.isilvereear;:is,desirous tofiet , rid of him: • In this . ' situation, his liallortl, who is toltentnnes hut.- - on 6 at the poor clays of lithe farmers, has no h!gal medy ejettment ; •in which e al, thopgh „9.l:{ceeed awl _have posses,ion ,thoy he will I,;e all the costs out of ii „,„k et , as . he ; c:itinot °recover them from the tenant he has eje&ed, on account of his extreme poverty. It will sonrybes.ltappen that the : costs of an eject ment-suit ar4• Intirethon the fee:alhe,ground is dispotti is tv6.01). clitliculty, one of those d ,Who eamiot..atiord wholly to lose h 6 rent, nor yet.afford to lose his costs in a suit against hii . nalserable tenant, sometimes is driven n i to desperation ; and, t damn:ars . to'db that ,by , t vengeance of law is impending) which 'he..can , notacComplish by Other means: 'Oh; is the general Cause. of takintr : forcible .possession ; and • probably thecalarnity which we have stated i's oat ibqtableuyit ..11rariseS out .of that fertile cause of many cif our -moral Anfirtnities, : t.he extreme poverty of the lowerclasses of the people. • ,The Firiif. i Day's.DraWing of no. for Mer 4 , 9tieri ever oecab,ioned so i general a conversation as that or *the' present one. '1 h e alinost uninterrupted succes , ~ sion of Pril.,, on Tuesday last,' is 'the prevailing , theme =among all degrees.ot adventurers: I.lle _same interest will itecompany next Tuesday's, Ira's tug ; pnd, indeed, every I)ay'S Drawing to the last 'ma- Anent of this, tinprecedented Lottery Scheme. J. :WARNER, No. to, ,Cornhill, informs the holders of Sopplementary Tickets and Shares, not receivingtnoney, that their identical Numbers willbr drawn over again. in the , Supplementary Lottery of only 6000 Tickets, giving them the chance uf the Near Prizes of 20;0001. 10 0001. One MovlOndg, Five. Hundreds, 1 c. &c. without any additional ex pence,. or tronble of changing their nionbcrs, -Buonaparte , (it is said) has killed thousands, manY orwhom. were not worthy of living' —Bot, alas we have greater enemies at home, wito destroy more itt noecor subjeas in one year than, B.•has in all his life.. This is evident, since it now is known .that I'ead-ach4,;' fits, bile, decline, sleepless nights, and most violent eruptions of the skin, , are c..ud, by Worms. This is sounded on the broad basis of i\-IN-, dical'Praaiee by Dr. (.CIA RD NEB , of .I.ong admitted by Dr. RAmsny, of Ldinburgh. Any 11 , 0 q er may satiify.himspji.by. viewing the Wolin um, Long Acre, and OJ, 'l.figit-wfr2et,'Shoi - cOitci‘; or consult Dr. GAui r fat, as ahove., , -Advice to the Poor gratuitoosly - foui. days in the week, LONDON Piii,tot by Authe SuN-011, PR ICE RDAY. . . Wank Stock, India Stock, ,[navy:. per Cott 96 i 1. i tndia 'bonds, par, r.c..dis. _ 5 per Cent. 1797, . ExFliequer 8i11., , , is, +;• 2 s• - Irish s 'per Cent. pr. 4 Pei Cent. -79 i ft - Oirminm, 3 per 'Cent. keit. 6t i i I.l:erred Stock, 3 per Cent , Ctn . ,- 6# it Imperial 3 per Cent.— hank L. Ann• t 7 i 9.l6ths Ditto Ann. Ditto Short Ann. , Con. tor Nov. 6il YESTE 11l CH 'WATER - AT LONDON BRI DC: E TO-110?... Id pUbliiied,by WtLt./sm ,AR Gil/ St; K i re, 61 - SOt r ith ikioinfl Ca -drert, tk)SONIV.SIIWITV; or the Paper, 1 etters for the'Edigui . , tic, (post.paid), Inuit be addresstd. , Morning, 3 .tnin. after.B. ( A4ernoon, 37 min. after 8. ... MONDAY. , -,. Morning, If min. after 9 . 1 Afternoon , ~17 flliii. niter r, IslAt. l3( S )l, ll l l s ß:t.S n :timt mONIFFILY ••SA LE, , t I3vs Mr. SCOTT, On FridAy s Nov: wave u'Clocki at: Garraway's., Loonon,, • CI IXRES in the following CANAP,S, viz. ASK ,. TO.N'and 01.1)11A Al; GRAND lON CTION,GRANO SURREY; ROCHI)AI. E, .I.,AN.C-ASWER., , K INN FT and AVONotod ONION LEA.,.BONDS,.bdoii* `lnterest at Five per.ecia. Particulars 1-latClf:•tt's'HOtel, Pireddillyr . t.tr.ChrrvarlF anti , of Litidtcr;st reel, 'London. ----------....,...............---, 'A 'neon ry R R PO S ITO K. Y irr•th6 ogITIS,I-I.g Isltli'il'E A Who h.:•'2omfurt; 4,45 e, Durability, Pica:Aanti:cc:s, Ecorionif. A.. 1 Utility, 3,7, - :.: covni.):::ed to a SaVin4 of Om; Guinci in ~, A ol.:_:, In - r%OI.AIR Ell's , Si .h. sTocKii\Tos with Car- . :•T ON' 'FE T.2.1':, ikio: 146;11 , ,Icest A sqrrer, - , A most Itic-b , Valuable, Aitul-,..E,154a titt;4ctiup,of 1 -;;L4;1“.: 4 ' ima 4• 4 3;flL!ii•-din' l stout Awl fine ,a1.,(2,c, • 10 , , il:tt c,2lAlukreAt'Sitk'T - tose, "t's4it , 7s. 6tl, or three-p.rir to Me ou'rita,' to' 9 ulorrthie, , Wvitth tits most fashionable T:tocki; T's. AO; 'N. h. 'Ku such ul ilacliayili,tp., Ciertcr, it rid Clentry, whh :: hive not made trial of their ciiitulkiii4fie,l:lllit'unOtial;ed ale ,cdie,ties, • l ' t , in ly hitiTiorti Whatilireciiay . 'th ' , state, that they Me tar. more .comfartab I e, ',soft ,:ltaxt .: pl g aaant, tw i, e. at durable,' and though ova - 4,y;way.cqual, in rtclinsis, eleganaq• and quality, ar e uut TiVoLthihis the 'pricc of tlioA: ' , atilt Salt • f 4 .*, Every ArtiOe af.ilhaiMA -1 TO Tut T.YYLOq, Espy. e No. y, New Bridge-Street, LogcLin. fronnureti sir,, 4,4lll:ninth,: March r tfol. T BEG leave to ilifortn you, that ever sium tb .;have been aOlieleil with the LuesVet t e. real which; loon 'its obstinately r,.sisting every cour se. prestribot . by the nio•it erniuent .ot the Faculty' sa n i e ,:utr r tiu e tn , i rseg nt Lust year m y diolislvloietrzi,ltTill:issrichilvifdertsrc,xei nearly all pot A, peri od to my exisiviice,-- *l •ltad larxe•ulcir (in th e cro „.„ ot m y w a d.. ~n e MI each aim,. al; I ;Iv: It 4. b val k n e t.u o i, u , t w i l t , l t a ll ' a f i r t ig i l e rt e t n 'tt i i t ;i. u nit . l: la r t ; t, 6 •n t ty ld i c -i e ,; 0 1 3 1 ftstiy last seven years; my lets I ttvu Ltrgr ototles °nit , was very eitich ,iiiirPaloll,l;e4 .and in_! sliclivxcrutia - t• tit p o N ., rartiei.arly wheatVV:ifttl in be.l, :is neatly to dr me ot rest;` in . this tatnentabie , stsits.:, .wi ts ,recoin• roue ,nuiruled .hv ,Tlip,ropsoi, (who receiNe.l so -great cure by stitcm, !:eye), to yko, volt( !.cake's Patent which 1 .1x11 . 41 to 0- On 'the 2 . 6. th 01 Niay t ht the coot Of a , fortniAht, I .-higait ten ':receive: benefit—in little utofo t h an a fluvortt, the ulcers .on iny ati.4 arms tout)ai healt4-,:soon the s';res on my 1 , 6 . 0 1 4444 ",..„ alsofeaving, 'lower -.;•,r, t." skin, anct is:lin in the bone of the-lett, whiat, hy.the , Sit 6 " eing.orcid, ,411;1 a little longer N; l o..,trance, lu youtttOrt Medicine, subsided ; the i:c.4;.:,s rdispersinr„ the 402, its tt,u4.01 hue, an.a the nik.t.irmil mins goini out - I thus 'hy ydur, ittieral - advice-and -I d e front all my ftmner cant ~lai.sts"" haye,tet.ovi,tred lily' I,irtne;. qirits ant! stN4,oli. ale 1 " 1 "'" # come Jn;l 1;1 whi'tjti state montits-to the astolushinent of all wh. , klicw an' 41 albssiti what rernti - to',experss, any" KfAtito,t-z, tat bet Y( ) ,t feir: the other su &hit% in , ,rta's, to make . tiny a 6 Vuhlte . a.s po.sihle . ,, as I stiail on every . gO Sir, your' gratr, u " v.ery-titutfole surv4it, • 1410..strect,'Eaiinhiiri,tt. W itoeises torthe Cu* rouN : . .• Ttiostrsoti, No, 3,, radii rouLtry 143tkett 04- %To in !WIN TOSH, Old Close ) , ..• l'utitarqt.tatact botat.by rile 31)1a itoP Y.L OP, NleMiler ~r the, etrlit:4e at Ili; 9, New Srfther-t;trinet , , ILotA(Pnii'• voitirei 3fter 3 Ot3M;Yrit JiAoN . th A n .thittgq yhors, its r l itc.tc,lictt. itarticulltrty clir;:ctt..l_ to thd ct,;re, 4 4: C4ritt;:la'iots , arid tittf s ,:. incitl4:ttal tti4.t.'l'ae t '.'el. wrtir' t tit tv it Ab , s tic.ivey , Avhft.ll jet. ‘UCtt .03C ' O4•tlier l ) 4l lrutti ;at; i ; tance,he glattlitoo)o 4torutsters tc) persons 451tteirteti, , by a tiiscerrti. •,--a5 itrt -ttdvtuttAg!, • , Vt. 14.01,111 - r • I• o t try tab . ..orivenier o o. • tbilse liv:4l4:a : o:ter's, N0.,,35 , ' ( ;4• 'AitoYtl!"&°•Strt.ct, I' an- &Fall . ; • lois h i ll; Nir. 14,r. , ri s h.stfce4 - o L ve r , Sttwl's, ).I.: 4 , ol;e4po L t3;Uli:: tOvi, hill ; MM. x. ter's, ".Co,lifi..l.;ritlge, tro rgit ; tiortiLt,,Glasgow ; Xli. Bull, I)..one.str;:ct. I)ublin ; a d • tiOtliiitbrible'.l,l%Vll (;'rear 1 i ,*l • in , Of.O1.1.11" each, $‘13,1%.1 tts jug :rod isldto wbeieby persons eit rid( s'" , •cu 'w:th SrerAl; seeracy, ati4l.sAtetY* „„41,t1 3 It: EvtryTo.t.4,,,lti in Great itritittit 13 )C 4„te Ult)lerg •! 4 5...tt0; , ,, WI vvhk;i, by. favour of tlLd-Crtlilaus s ° Ne# printett, at 'lrte Stamp Oirtcv---" ' T. Tayt3r, •I'''! ° ,,' } tottte rg 16 ti 41 ;e - Sttect , " -- to linitate 'whicit FeIDIIY, ' ' , CotintritvitS. GRAVIStIy(), OCT , OIIEIt 32. • - , .Paasea by— Wilson, the Hibberts, from Honduras • Othel. 10, Coptcm, from St. Petetsburgh-, Henry, .Getidi i son,- and, Margaretta .Cornelia, Nickolls, from Archangel ; Yrow, Cuilerate, —, from Memel ; Mercury, Layer,' atid Ar dent. Thompson, from Archangel. Sailed—the Mercurius, Genst, for Riga. D!R T!(S. On the toth inst. at Dalhousie Castle, Scotlandl the , Countess of Dalhousie, of a Son. On Tuesday last, .at s Lyme, ,the Lady, of john Armstr,ollgt Esq. of Hazlegrove-Rouser Somersetsttire, of a Daughter.. . On the t in;t: in -A:rgyil-street, Mts. Stanley Stakes, of a Son. .• • MAlitt/4D. On Saturday-last. Mr. Alexander Donald,. Mate*.of thr; Aurora, of the Port of N ewcastle, to' Miss Jane Down, of Newcastle: On Thursday, at Marcie, in Herefordshire . , Thomas God' sail, EN: tO'Mrs. - Gartunond, relidiof the late• Peter Gain s/10nd. Esq. of Seller's Court, in that County. • Yesterday. at Ilishopsgate Chureh, Mr. arneiCreen, 0 1 I ,Voodford,. Essex, to Miss Catherine C;reen r eldest daughtel Of Mr. Edward Green, of EnfiJd Wash. " ' DIED, On Saturday last, at hishoose, Stepney Causeway, Cap,; rain David Watt, aged 7'3 ; and on 'Ttittisct.iy Ott: -22 d .iristi Mrs. - Watt, wife of t Ile tibi.tve aptain' Watt. On the mit inst. at Berwick, Cabral* John Macdottelt, many yeais.Contniandaot of he late Invaiitl,Corpsofdlgit Garrison, aged'!; years. • Tito Etritetta), at Liverpool, ; M rs. 'llt . ritez, Only sti WV; ing daughter of Peter I f ithertand, Esq. liAV4:1110f of Patoilt, Lever Watches. 'On Monday, in Clarence.place.llristol, the Rev. J. Gant. Vicar of Stoke Ney land, is Sufi:ilk, aged fib - yeafs:: On Tuestiti• morning, Mr, R:chard Sautbrouk,' 'youttgol son of Mr. Sambrook, of Westbury. • On the stst inst. at the. Rectory of Storington, tp Susses", C. Cartwright, Esq. Yqterday sc'nnight, 2t *Leighton, Miss Kyntersley, ettkl dm‘ghter of. the late.Anthuuy l'ti.ynnersiey, Eby. of Shrt: ol4 . bizry. STOCKS