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-..--- -. - ..- - -. i ------,',--, from the 1 ; 0 INT9i V (i.ilZr77'E, 4114..11, iBo7'. Ana. 11, 1807: • • -0 -The King has hE .en pleased to appoint the Right. I l-nt. James Earl'. of INlalrushury,, Knight. of the tionourahte )rder of the Bath, • to . I.)e Lore) Lieutenant of _the t',L'ounty. of Southampton, anci `l'ott'o pt . Snutha 1,pt..611 and County of the sorne. t '-Vhe Kin? . has akra , .l.)cen.pleszpied to grant to .laßles, .I.iwttrd I.Cavrts, Est 1. (c:011161°ply called Viscount Harris), the ‘several, Offices of Governor,and Cal4nin of thelsle Wight, and Governor of Ca rialffook castle, in tin: saki Isle. War:Office, 'Aug. tt, 1807, STAFF. i Ts) be•lnspeaittg,Fielil t)l.4ers 4!t Yeomonrrand Volunteer Corp; in Ireland, with the Rank of Licitten4iit -Colniitl In thL-,- A'riny while so employed--The 11 ,- ,n;. Fdw. Wing. 14.te Lieutenant-Colonel of the oth, Foot. W. C. .11.41, sq. late Lieutenant-004,110 cif the 2 , 4 t it r o ot. Godire), Fort Major Of I)iicaolion tort. Cole, Esq. late I'vlay.r of the obth 'Foot. Cmtntitai,ns ilgned by the Load Lieutenant,q the Cototy of Kent . at thane and Avoid, INunieerr, Ce , Andrus. to be Lieutenata. Dated Atty,. 6, NiehoFas 'Ray, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Audit's. Dated as above. itsr-Pifler:, Aug. 8, [8.7. • . . . 6oth Regiment of Viiot, Faries, Gent. to be Ensigns . without purcti4se, vice l'age, pronNted in the 37th loot. Lieut. John Fitzgerald; froth the:B6th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, Nice Tii,ner, whip occbabgtts. . 64th Mtto, Ensign Win, Gamble to be Lieutenant, vice dec.easeci, . Ensign I'. Harrison to he Lieutenant, wire M‘l.aine,litonfotNl in the gth Battalion: ( E. M'Connell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice:Gamble. 10511. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Harrison. 65th Lieut. t. olonel B. l'hilpot, from the .77th Font, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Maddison, r who exchanges. Captain W 0. M'Gregor to be Major, vice Ottley, ceased Brevet Lieut Colonel Alex. Keith, from the 77th Foot, to he Major, 'vtee M'Gregor, who exchang i es. Lieut. Dunlop Digbi , , to be ,Captain of a Company, vice M‘G re gut.' !llamas Hutton, front the 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Watsort,'deceased.,• Ens gn . Charles LOrd, from the rth Foot; to beLieutenant, vice Armstrong, pro. [noted, 6 1 ; ith Ditto, Ensign Stepney St. Ge orge , f ront th e 35 th r oot, to be Lieutenant, by puich.se, vice Roberts, tv.to retires. 7 60 i l)itto, Sorgerit 1.. D'Atcy, from . the 17th Foot, to be Surgeoh, vice,,•Cortield, who exchanges. 77th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Geo. Maddison, from Olt, 65;h Foot, to be Liethenant-Cotonel, vice Phil pot, who exchanges. Major H. 0. M'Gregnr, frori the - 65th Foot, "to::be •Major; vice Keith, who exchanges, Lieutenant Robert Northcota to he ,Captain of .a Company, by pur chase, vice K. Brawn, who retires. - Lieutetiant John Hetriott to be Captain of a Company, by putchase, vice Wright, who retires. 83 , 1 Ditto; Eusign John Terry to he Lieutenant, without, puiclitso, , vice , Reynol d s, promoted. Quarter-Master Smith to be Ensign, vice Terry. 84th Ditto, Ensigu . j • Salisbury. Jones to be Lieutenant, wit hout.purchase, vice Schuyler, promoted. 85th Dittu,'SerScorit - Dunean Stewart, from the 78th Foot, • to be'Ensign, by 'purchase, vice Gould; removed to the 77th loot. Assistant-Surgeon R. Bellars to be Surgeon, vice Deane, who resigns.. 87th Ditto, [antes CamPbell Barton, Gent. to be Ensign, by . . - purchase, vice SJorey, 7 - - 88th Dlito, 1 - lerules Ellis, Gent. to be Epsign, without purchase, 'vice Jackson, cleccaLed. Samuel Macalpinc, Gent'. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fatten, who resigns. ' • • • 29th Ditto,• Lietitenant Walter I'earse, from the gth Garrison • Battalion,' to be Lieutenant, vice Burchall, who exchanges. gnth Ditto, Captain,l.:. C. Dixon, trim the .both Foot, to be Coptain in a Company, vice Scott, dei:easert.• Lieute. pant loitit Law, twin the 77th toot, to be taptain ot a Company, withoUt purchase, vice Pluker e removed to the • • 35th loot. Ensign Geo. Darley Crantield, front the York Light Infantry Volunteers,: to be Lividenant, vice Bowen, removed to:the 4tli Ito, , al Veteran Battalien, EnSign John Ficming, from thtc ta t West India Regiment, to be Lieutee • nant, withoUr purchase, vice Fergustmeprernoted. „ g3d Ditto, litin•et Major li. It. Feather6tonhaugh,.frorn the tat Regiment ot Foot Guards,. to be Captain of a Corn. pally, vice Elphinstone, who exchanges. • • 96tit Uitto, Ensign Richard Grahem to be Lieutenant, 'vice Stephenson, deceased. Ensign Samuel Taverner to be 'Lienteitant, without ptue.hase, Nice - •Rae, who resigns. Lieutenant G;Turner„trom the both Foot, to Lietite. _ham vice Fitzgerald, who exchanges. Iloneytnan Mac. key, ' tent. to be Ensign, vice Graham. George Fornian, Gent. to he Ensign,• vice Taverner. • 39th Ditto, lieutenant E. R.. C. Sheldon, from the 2cl Dra gooy, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Finucane; who retires, Ist West India R , tiinc!lit, Ensign Thomae.Popham, from the sqth ttuot,' to be , Ensien z vice Brownlie, lacksot Cranston, Gent. to tie Ensign;, without purchase, vice Fleming, promoted in the Both Foot. 3d West India Regiment, Lieutenant J, W. Henderson to be Captain of as Company, vice Beatty, deceased. Ensign P. Steele heft to be Lieutenant, ViCe.lienderson. john Ew. Gent.,te he EnSign, vice Hunt. 4th Ditto, Ensig n and Adjutant John Kempland to have the Rank ot lieulenant. To be Lnsigss, Robert Chapman, Gent. vice Livingstone, deceased. Thomas Robert Parkee,'.Gent. vice Ityari, , Pro. 'nuked in the Rth W c si India k tv :„,, en t. 6th Date, Ensign R. S. M'l Lugo to oe Lieutenant,. vice Ro bertson, deceased. Ensign - W. H. Glover to be Lieute nant, vice Itunchnan, deceased. joint Chisholm, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wang°. Witt. Woodyer,. Gent. to be Ensign,. vice G lover. • - 7th Dim), R. K. Gatelionse to be Lieutenant, without pur r chafe:, Buchanan Blanchard, proinoted. En s ig n Samßuchanann to be, Lieutenant, without purchase, vice. De 'Puisaye, who resigns. Duna Cameron, :Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase,•vice Maxwell, app o int e d Q uar t er Mrter to the stit West India Regintein. stevensen, Gent, to be without purchase, vice Gateliou; , !. itlexasider APNll:tati, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Buchanan. nth Ditto, Ensign John it•yao,..fronetheAth West India Re giinent, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice.Rigby, who resigns. Ensign S. Maxwell, front the 7th West In. dia Regiment, to be'Quarter-master,, vice. Taylor, appoint. eel Adjutant. - . . • . Major General Champagne's Regiment, Captain the Hon. j. Bruce 0 'Ne; Silt LiOt.-Draitoons,. to be Major, by purchase, vice Dalrymple, who retires. • York Ligiit lnrantry Volunteers, L. P. Mounett, Gent. to without purchase, vice Cranticld, promoted in the 90th Foot. sd Garrison }battalion, Wm. Wilkins, Gent. to be' Enaign, vbe Davis, temovtxl to the 3d Veteran Buttali,n, 3d.l2itto,.Wm. Gibbs,_ Gent. to be Lirsign, vice Elliott, TC. ItluYeAl htb the 46t11 l'k.)ot. , Sth Dirk), liospital-M;rte Win,, O'Donnell to be ASsistant Surgeon vice Dawson, rentoved to the yth Foot. til})itroi ! til:ut. Stephen Si KOWC. from the r.itti Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice A keoside, Who exchanges. Lieut. W Ritchie, from ditto. to he Lieutenant, vice ince, removed to.3)ith Foot. Ensign Win. Dillon, Iron: the sotli Foot, . to u. Ur sign, vice P 0.% ter4on, whq exchanges. tiosi)itai Mate ittomas Carton to be Arrsistient Surgeon, vice O'Do. hogltue, whose Appointment has not taken place. 9th Ditto; LietA. Writ. More Barchall, truth the 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Pearce, who exchanges. Cana,haii Regiment of fencible int . ...wry, Ensign - nig to be Lieutenant. Ensign Win. Marshall to be Lieu. tenant, vice j adiS, removed to the Nova Scotia Feheibles. Lmign Patrick Culloyyfrom fluifpay Of the 89th Foot, to be Ensign, vice litschano, who exchanges. john joint. stone, t 9 be Ensign, vice Olditig. • Ra ul / 3/ 4 .nthav fichweer Major john Level Gwatkin to be Lieutenaht.:Colonel, vice Trelawney, deceased. Captain tohu Vivian to be Major, vice 1.".; wittkin. M£I , 4O,kANDIJM. Lieutenant Edward Fi!zgetald, of the 48th Regiment of Foot, is bupei being absent without leave. Ordnance.Officc, Aug, 7,,i807. Corps ;I' R Eilginerrt. • Gentleman Cadet Archibald Wal lug to be Second Lieutenant, ke. pioatoted. Dated jut)/ 21, 18.7. Gentlenun LONDON : Printed h! At the. SUN-OFF Cadet Wrn. Fcrsni t.) be Second Lieutenant, viee,Chevne, proinoted. Dated itny af , tBo7. tentlernan Cadet Siiet•- bounce Williams to be SeCorid 'Lieutenant, vice Cal,ler, promoted. .Pated as above. Lontnnisiwes Jived hy the L'rd Lieutenant of the eonny of Salop. ALfre and R9'al Oak Volunteer Infentry. John Falicener, Gent, to be Ensign, vice 'Perry, resigned. Dated Tune 2, 180. °Meshy. ralunierr Yeomanry Cavalty. Lieutenant Lawton Parry , to be Captain, vice Martin, re signed. Dated April 7 4507. I 4 Siwp.../.0-e retie/steer hifantty. Captain Philip Charlton to be Major, vice PloWden. resign ed. Dated (Lily 10, iBs7. : Ensign Samuel Brain to pe Lientimaiat, vice Brazier, promoted. Dated April 48 . o;. Ensign William Price to' be ditto, vice Parry, pro moted. Dated as above. John Atcherjey, Gent, to be Ensigti, vice,lirain, promoted. ' Dated as alma. Edward Edwards, Gent. to,be ditto, vice Maddocks, resigned. . , Daictl'as above. Commislions s'. tst Regiment of Paisley VolUnteersoigned by the - Lot it... Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. • CamPbuir Snodgrass, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank • of Captain, vice V. Snodgras, resigned. Dated :Oct. 5: 1806'. 'Ensign Thomas Sharp to be Lieutenant, vica W i hyte, resigned. Dated-AS above. latllCSCartipbell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sharp, promoted. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottolk. Norwich Regiment. Wm. Spratt, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated tuna Jo, 1307. Cromar &we)) , Po&Atter Infantry. Charles Eatt, C.Ont. to be Ensign. Dated lune 30, 18d7. Ciy of Norwich* Light Hone. Lieutenant Mitchell to be Captain, vice Hayes, 'resigned. • •llated July 2, 180. • 2cl Rigimeat of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalty, Robert Wit:soh; Esq.' Captain Of the South CreenhocTroop , or Yeomanry Cavalry, to be Major, vice Hyde, resigned. Dated July 6, 1807. • Trmortdeam Tloop of Yeomanry Cavalty. Thorp . as, Uttcri, Gent, to be 'Corner, vice Cann,• resigned, • Dated as above. . Swafham COPS of Pawl:err belalry. . Henry Day, Gent. to be. Second Lieutenant. Dated filly 22, East Derebasis Troop of . Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet King to be Lieutenant, .vice Hamilton, resigned. I.Lited as above. Mirkling and Gunton PO/unrest. R e Coll. Robert Ferrier Blake, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant. Dated July 24, • 184. Comnthiirint la the VVistwch United Battalion of Volunteer 111. lama, sigtard b, the Laid Lieutenant of the Cdunly-cf Cites. bridge. Captain William Watson to be Majon.Commandant. Dated March 26, 1807. Lieutenant William )oltn,_,n to be Cap. Lain, Dated March 27, 1807.• Second Lieutenant ILdw.ad Crtitind to be First Lieutenant. Dated March 26, 1807. Thomas Adam:, to be Lieutenant. Dated Mardi 27, 1807; Ensign Gear,4c Mews to be Lieutenant. Dated as abovei Swansborotigh, Gent. to be Ehsign. Dated as above. • Comniissioni signed by the the Lieutenant ohbe Com)) , of Lanark : . Anderston Regiment of Volunteer Infantry, Lieutenant Day. Young to be Captain, vice Muir, resigned. Dated lune 30, tiso6. To he Lleutenants, Ensign David Robb,, vice Monteith, re signed. Dated as above. Ensign lamas Clgllaini, v;ce Graham. resigned. Dateecas above. Ensign Robert Wig. ham, vice Young. promoted. Dated as abbve. To be Ensigns, 'Wm. Bairn, Cent. 'vice Robb,' promoted. Dated as above. Joon Muter, Gent. vice Clelland. Dated as-above. To be Assistant Surgeon, T. Cochran, Gent. vice Symingi ton, resigned. Daiect as ahove. Commissions in the Royal Tower !ballets Militia, signed hy the Lord Lieutenant. Ist Roval Regiment, Th. Raikes Este, Gent. to be Ensign. Datt. : 4 !WIC 25, 1807. 2d Royal Regiment, Lieutenant lobn Laxon to be Captain, vice Nierceton, resi gned. Dated May 9, t 8,7. Ensign M. Kennedy to be lieutenant, vice , Lallon. Dated lune 25, )807. Ensign Sank. Watts to be data, vice Cooke, resio - as above. 11. 1. Van Heytnitysen,. 'Cont. to be Ensign, vice Ic.crinedy, promoted. Dated as above. T. Squires, Gent. to be ditto, vice %Vitus, promoted. •Dated as above. 11/INKRUPTCI4'I ENLARGED. John slee, ot Fair-street, Hi4slydo;n, S.mtl,;:vark, Surrey, wholesale hosier, from August .15 to uctouer 3, at eleven, at G 1.114111411, Latidon. , Edward Main, ot St. S within's- lane, "Loncion,merehmt, from August it to Sept. 22, At ten, at Guildhall'. , . B,L\lCauers, John Mitchell, of Union-street, Whiteehapel, Ikeliddlesex, leather.seller, to surrender August :5,15, anti Sept. 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Hughes; 134:4!'• yard, Liocoln l 4- • Samuel Siathain, Edwyn Statham, and Henry Garton, late of Nottingham, hosiers, August is, 24, and. Sept. 22,, at nine, at the Illackmoiir's Head, Nottingham, rittornieS, Mr. Percy, Nottingham ; or MCSSIS. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-I on, I. cition,. • Philip Petherstone an' John Hodgson the younger t late of ChriStchurch. ' Surrey, distillers, August . ig, /5, and Sept. 22, at ten, atGuiiditall, Londiin. Attorney, Mr. Webb, Thoinas's.strect, Southwark, Surrey. John Holquake, of firixton.row, Surrey, flealer, August :8, at eleven, 29, at twelve, and Sept. 22, at eleven, at Guild. hall, t,ondon. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, 'Cook's.eottrtXur. __sitor.strcet, Chancery.lane. • William Lee's, of Liverpool, Merchant, Sept. 2,3, and 22, at twelve, at the George lnn, Liverpool. Attornies, NILsA s . Lace and Hassall; Liverpool; or Mr. Atkinson, Chan. cery. lane, Loudon. Richard hleadley, of. Kingston-upon-Hull, patten-maker, August ES, 19, and Sept: 22, eleven, at the George Inn, • Kingston- upon , Hull. Attornies, hlessrs. Sykes and Knowles, New-Inn, London ; or Mr. Martin, Hull. DIVIDENDS. - - Sept. S. Thomas Yorke, late of Devonshire-street, Middle vx, merchant, at twelve, at .Guildhall. Nov. 7. Cohn Crundall, of Clapham-road, Surrey, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. tl. Frederick Bartholomew Voelsch and Joseph 'vi e: Iy, of Birminplam, porter-dealers, at eleven, at the Castle - 2 - Sept. .16. Ann Hart mg, of Bristol, haberdasher, at Omit, at the Bush Tavern, Itriatol. Sept, 3. homas Gooch and James Jackman, of Exeter, liuiera, at ten, at the Old Loudon Inn, Exeter. CERTIFIC4PHS. Sept. I. john Mathias, laic ut Brighthelinstone,- Sussex, . . . slater. • ..... • , , William , Towes, of Gracechurch-street, London, stationer. Andrdw lohnstone and tolin Nainby, of Finch-lane, London, perfumers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, William Clegg, of Oldharn, Lancashire, and lames Calland, of MAnchester,'deaters in cotton. v oh& Fitrotcry Wiikioson,''of York, oil-cloth. inakerN. - - Rces and William Salthouse, of Liverpool,mercluinta. Benjamin Agar Day amd. prnes Peur 'Fregent, of ilirmingiun, apinaiseut StArlon, dtcea.,:.:d, and James Hatton, of Liverpool, 'ironmongeri;. __..._. _ ‘, George Ford, William Tucker, and Roger Farr, of Stanhope street, Clare. brewers. • . _ . Elizabeth and, Hoinersharn, of Canterbury, tanners. George.Nussey, of Leeds, and James Clutti, late of Leeds, de,:eased, dyers. !oho Lloyd and Peter Lockhart, of Liverpool, 'ale. brewers. %Nilliant and lames Thornlcy, ,of Liolton•le-Moors,, Lanca shire, spinners. . . . „_... _ • Ann and John Rhodes, of Kingston•npon. Hull, bra . ziers.' Thomas Stevenson and John Harpitam, of ..rultterd, Not tinghamshire, spirit-tnerchants. Sunday last, at the annual wake at Stoke-Edith, Somersetshire, Jahn Jones was killed, during battle with John Bull. On the Coroner's Inque s t, it ap pearing that the contest had been previously con certed between the parties, and that, they shook hands, in token of feeling .no malice, before they set to, the Jury returned a yeah& of chance medley. RICHARD 114 RR IS, Of No, 4, Maiden-court, Boiv-ilrect ca No. 112, t.rand 3 where Adverkisethents, Orders fi CORNWALL 4SSIZES. GREGORY V. WEST. This was an =a6lion of damages for seduCtion of the Plaintiff's daughter, who had become pregnant per gnod . servitium amisit. The Plaintiff is a respea= able widow. Lady at Camelford; the Defendant is a Surgeon of the same place, Mr. JEKYL, its opening the case, severely cen sured the profligacy of the Defendant, - wbo, from his profession, was admi!ted Into the bosom of the family, and under that sanaien had sednced this young lady, even under the very eye of her parent,_ and had then boasted that he would spend a thou sand pounds in defending so disgraceful a cause. Mr. JEKYL said he should produce a respe&able Al derman of the Borough of Camelford, who would prove in evidence, that he had questioned Mr. West' as to his views in sheaving so much attetition'as he was . .publiely observed to do foWards. Miss Gregory—attentions which were no (11:A11)1:Construed by the injured female as indicative of an honourable attachment i that the Defendant had admitted to the worthy Alderman,: that„ - Mrs.. Gregory's dsughters were respesaahle and fine girls, and that if any man were the cause of either of them becoming pregnant, he would be bound in honour to marry her; but that for his part, he certainly had no such intention. Mr: JEKYL having, - with his usual ability, laid open his charge, proceeded to call his,first evidence, who was Miss Gregory. Her appearance, highly interested the Coin t in her favour, and she gave her evidence with great, modesty and sensibi lity. She stated that she is twenty-four years of_' :age, and that her mother, the. Plaintiff in this a6tion; is a widow living in Camelford,' independent bf any business, and that she was of service toiler mother in. her household a ffa irs; that the Defendant is a =surgeon, who, three or fOur years ago„ came' ro. -rest fie tit Camelford 'to - practice - in his profession ;, that se had consilerable business, and attended her' mtither's family as surgeon and apothecary ; that he soon began tO pay her particular attention, which continued till February 1806, when upon a Sun day her mother and elder sister went into the coun try, where they continued till the Tuesday follow ing, leaving her with her youngest sister at home. That this younger sister went to the Methodist Chapel about six , o'clock in the evening, leaving her at home alotre, for that she. was prevented by indis position &Otis accompanying her. 'That soon after her sister had one - out, the Defendant came into the house, in the parlour where she was sitting by' the fire, and that after some, improper liberties, and '-using,her very ill," he compleated his pur pose. That she became pregnant, and has been delivered of a female child, ' which -is since dead (Here she burst into tears); and that her !neither 'had paid every expence attendant on her unfor tunate situation. On being cress-examined by Mr. PELL (who was assistedby shree other Counsel), she said she never informed the Defendant that she should he at home on the day the offence happened; knows one Lot, a hatter, btit. has been acquainted With him from infancy, but lie is gone .away from Camelford to live; never had any criminal intercourse with him, or any other person whatever, except the,Defend ant : heard that Lot is now - in Bodmin, but does nut knoW that her mother has had any conver sation with him since they have been at the Assizes. Witsfess knows Mrs, Rosevear, of Camelford, who lives near her mother's house, and has three sons; but 'does not know that Mrs. Rosevear eVer objected to her Sons coming to the Plaintiff's house on at- - count of its' ill repute ; that she never said " it was no wonder that Rosevear came so often and staid so long at her mother's .houSe, since he had no peace : at home on her (the witness's) account." Mr. -DAstrunt now called Miss Gresiory, the . young - es sister of the preceding evidence, who says - she is a milliner, and 21 years cif age: she corro 'borated the former part of her sister's testimony. -- A private conVersstion now took place between the Counsel for both parties, when' it was agreed that Twenty .Pounds damages should 'be taken, and the trial closed. This was a Special Jury case. . BIRTHS. On the ist inst. at Aynho, NKthamptonshire, the Larly of William R. Cartwright, Esq. of a Dia.ghter. On Monday the 3d inst. at WaitOn,upon-Thante:,, the Lady Anna 13erestOrtt, of a Son; ' :Yesterday, at Melbourne-House, Lady C. Lamb, of a Son. , Ot► Thursday, in Hanover.square, Lady Le Despenscr, of a Sort. • MARRIBO. On Wednesday last, at Bridport, Charles Read, Esq. of Ehley -House, Gloucestershire, to Miss Sarah Downe, daugh ter of William DOWER', Ebll. of Dow,ne-hall, Dorsetshire. On Saturday last, Alr. Brock hank, to Mrs. Itoyds. The salve day, at ChriSt Church, Newgate-street, Robert Poole, Esq. of the Inner Temple, to Miss Elizabctlt Cope land, of Amen Corner. • - ' Yesterday, at Halstead, in Essex, T. R. Andrews, Esq. of Great Portland -street, London, 'to Miss Scarlett, daugh• ter of the late lames Searlett, Esq. of the former place, and niece to Lady Stewart. The sum.; morning, at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, Charles Lush, ESq. one of His Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for tfie Tower Hamlets, and Captain of a Light Infantry Com piuty of Volunteers, to Mary, the second ,daughter of Mt. Amos, of 1-loxton-square. 1)IAD. On Saturday last, Miss Smith, only daughter of the Rey. John Smith, - of Lophatn, in Noriolk. , The _same evening, at .his house at. Stockwell Grzeti, - seph Walker; • Esq. of Doctors' Commons. OAStuiclay nivhc last, at his apartments in..Great'Ormond streer, Samuel rule, Esq. Lately, at Arundel, William Seymour, Esq. On the 4th inst. in the aath year of his age, at the house of his mother, .Lower Crown.atteet, Westminster, Mt. T. Au stin, late of the Duchess of Gordon East.lniliaman. - Lately, at Mongewell, the Lidiy of the / Bishop of Dur ham. • • • • • - - • • A few days since, .at her house in Welbeck-street, Mrs. C. ISelicliet,, wit,: or Charles William Michel, Esq. of tlierwood, in the county of I 'ants, On the 3d inst . . at his house in King.street, Rotherhithe, Mr.. JottreScartli, Stockhrolot. On the ifnit ult. at zea, alter aneilluess Of Only five'hOurs, Captain I). N. Braille, of the Still) I raticeti, of New. York. On the ifirhltilt. at Clifton, Miss Helen. Watson, tfAighter of the late ClutrlesWatson,. ,- Lsq. of Saughton. On the aoth ult. at MulEit, Cleorge Iyl.llltosh, Esq. Mer chant in Glasgbw. tin the 201 ult." it I-looe Lodge, in the County of Sussex, M rs . ),V,ltrattolwat tue advanced age of 88 years. A few weeks ago, at Lanehani, Notts, •Tiv,inas Atkin,. a labourer, aged 80. His'fathet died-in March, 17.7•,), Jes - . 15 ; and - his is the 'first •deatli-that has isappeu,d since that tirnc, a.peri9d of 28 years and rtirec too,lo lis. id pubijstitgi by Wx"-1.1 A M ARMIC,Ik SCRIPPS, Of 4 ,ZOLI th Nlol4lll.Stlet,t„ G7uiver.r.:;-squxe; g the Paper, 1 o ilers tor the Editor, &c. (post-pazdi, inu - tt be adJrcsst.--4. SHIP, NEWS. Pdol.l, A UGUST 9. Arr veci—th Pileweili Roxbury, from Lymingtott New Hope, Manelavys. tront.ty me ; Lady Annabclla, Elmo - - son, from Sunderland ; Live;y, Dolman, froth ENetet - ; An. na; .AndreWs, Dolt Loridan'; Lark, Righthead; and 'Dar, Harvey. from Portsmouth ; and Milian). and Mary, Bartlett, from SciutharnPton. Sailed-:•,the Lody Anne,, Collis, for Newfoundland; Chro. nonnotonthologos, Brooks, 'for Guernsey; Juno, King, and Blessing, Robbins, for 1.01.10011. GRAVESEttp, AUGUST. 10. Passed by—the - fdayfio\le - ;, - Ayre, and Two Brothers, Duff, from Memel ; Pallas,' Besson, from. Ccipenhagen ; Ploen, Furst, Roper, Loan, John and Elizabeth, tfesk, Peace, Lorson, Prince FrederiLic, - Cork, Constantia, Sa . muelson, and Minerva, Snap, from Norway. Sailed—the MarY, Hunt, for Watertord . • Logan, Can, for Belf.isf; Anna Sophia, Meier, and Severn, Pearce, foi.Tonninkeu. PRICE. 0 YESTI STOCKS .RDAY. India Stock, India Bonds, 4s. 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Edinburgh, May 2,.1.80e. the Spring,:a..l.794 I will atiliaed with a Venereat „Comptaint, s which I treated with indiite,N. ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply _to a regular PhYsician, who put a temporary stop to the vita. lenee of tly.: ,Diseas!r •rby inercuriat applicatton) for some, time; but growiu4, in spite of all medicine and t h e a d v i ce of the first Gentlemen of - the Faotity heie, worse and worse for two yeara, I wag reduced to. a stare almost un-' paralleled and beyond. description, :being aw.entire leper and ulcerated from head to foot.---My head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, anus, &c. have been alternately , in danger of becoming useless; in short, I have had .froin ' twenty to thirty eating. ulcers, on my body, and nearly totally • de prived of sight.—lt runup d be voluminous t o pattiei l le.• nze c ase 7 -suffice it to say, there never Was, Of OW. Will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more compli. cated nature. I was long looked upon by my.•friends, and imagined myself; beyond all lives of recovery ; in deed in my then condition, death.'was mil:table , t o my More than miserable state. In . this dreadful situation did drag a most miserable existence, 'till Divine Providence tkirew in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. ti. uf Vlymouth---my . friends read it, I could sent and procured some of your ,LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indwribabler distress), in as good *stare of health as ever h enjoyed • as •a. proof of this, I had a fine, .thriving, healthi.child, ;urn to me a few months ago. In gratitude to (od, and in hope* of • rendering my fellow-creaturo service, I request you to publish this ; and you may at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied Of the truth of. this, orltirther para.. culars*,-tO me or my frionds, by letterer person. As few cases for badness ,tv Al- ever co :al mine, and none exceed it, 1 have front experience every reason to astruse, Mankind, that in your LEAN. E's PILLS -they will tiod a sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, fin the most dread. fug s!2ge of the - Venereal Disease, which is called 9 tom. liftman LVES. 10IW THOMPSON. . • Insurmountable thmily reasons 'prev'ent making ; t ry name and-address public; but I..rertitable persans . really. %'vanting intormation may also be' referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole •P roprietor, T. TAYLOk, 'Member of th'e Royal College of 'Su:gen:4 in London, at his house, No. o NOV 'Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice 'withoitt a lie, to persons tam. ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if MO, paid, on the sante - tenns, observing in all eases the.4o ol " tnviolable secrecy, no person's name or ease having bel l mentioned, but at their own particular requost, by the Pro* pri,nr, during the bourse et more - riarr;,!..six yeaf , 4 that he has had the conducting an - exlensive sale of thy ibove Medicine, and the pradtice arisin4 titeretreiri, .They-are also sold by his Appointment,. for the conve. nience of those living at a -.distance,' by Mr. 13axrer• South-briat-e, Edinburgh; Mr. Maqionald, Printer, f.;Las gow, to whom a"....0 Mr: T. rtfers tier hisaciiirt”; at the Verrurner's, No. 3;, Sr. .A.lhart's-street, ; Mr. Roberown's Toy- ;hop, No. 103, OXford-sttcmt; Mr, barough!s 4 No. 7, I . isa-street-hill, pearly opposite the kb , ittirnent ; Mr. Steel's, Boni:seller, No. r, Uniint-roW, Little Tower-hill; M. Bull, Dante -street, Dui:lint. and ny ont person in -every considerable town „awl 1 relarki, in Boxes of only as. cid. each, scaled tip with full and plain dircflions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box" sold in Circa Britain is sealed ,with a Staglp, v..hien, by favour of the Commis , - 'sinners, is ratted, • ot the Starnp,Oillye--" T. Taylor. • No, 6, Ni. , .w.Bri4ze-strcet," to Linirate which is felony, asld All others are counter ttits , . NA THEN rrofeisioilal Men of Ellttcatioil and V V Rek.onsihiiity tioy late from the general Svsteor 'the seketion of a peculiar branen, the saitainti of it.irtg cnrt tinned s‘icoeisit is the b4st criterion of sitperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my 1,1 - active to ti l e e ictus l :l tr , atmen , Truce ilitorders ' aria: the Succesiful refi t ' . ' my plan gives aieatirlitiottal ardor or ti } , poSe, as tar as ' 114 4 , able, the ravages of FII9EO- C om pl a i nts , , r , t he tittA. i'll .. l .l '° l;e t' ; n t t n i i r t i t: t tt h i t' ori e4 iit u tri l(4 e "ti v C er ° y l 1 1 1 1 , • " •. 1 ;i i' c ul h, l '. 1 , 1 [ t i f in nl , ' 's 11 ; 6 :0 . y Surged* , I formed a wish at an early- period of la rio.tice ter reAcoe 10." ri S t a r g n e n r i otts the n o i c g-h i (Ifyit general atm m en., or thl The Three I)isortiers, to t,e Curegelk:,7lwPjrialettiiitirru"irr de. voted my attention, comprise every spreies of V E: t E INFECTION, .whether of a reeent or long '4l . ratitin: zdly, All kinds or - whether irisiitg fr' 96l : l tltc habits lA,Si;hOOl bi.Y.S, or t h e nidoi4,ll..es ‘ , f 1,14 t'" age: „And, lastly, 4,tat der.tnzernent of the system 1 ; 1 Y '''°- hien which is Ca I Irxi 13 A ENNE SS, or sTi: v. I LIT v • Nornerous Diseases arc the reidit ot nr,itorori , sL'f or , tlA „ g t ,..„7 in the 0t a si:n t:onorrlarza SRI • th " frequently happens Out the seels ot Life ore , Po", ">' the indiseitition of an tu.guarded —.try 2 aLlPeWir : 1 " ; thad suchCo:11 , 01;10S Ate easily cured; and. ev c r l others hive failee, I trust that I may presume to oiler taiiicat re.establianment. Few, however, arc the eases of cetttPlic 3 te 4 , this disorder, compared Nith toe ealamiqsus Men, wrii> twin an indulvtiee in a SOilL:rj vice , trr t prevalent gaieties of a rasnionable lrti, .Icquire that stait'' of Debility, which is the unavoida o ble co ot •• 10415 ' pernicious habits. Where the unhappy stifferer brads over h:s tftiscry, tlor carefully conceals his :rtistOrt...unP, it rtlaY (3n:4°l : lztioll for him to know, that riltin.ingit it be an ohje , :t doubt or lincertaint, who other f'ractiri-ners, the tettA /a1 of these Deticiencies by the gra:lital proi7,r,tss of Renoir.' oar., ib the acquire:petit of Any Expefien,e, ritar al hacchus or Venus have he, an to Maaly vigooff alkiety will be prevented by an ear; y Coutit,era‘,', • tion of this languid State; and these e a s es, no . gre ° ' diilicuity will occur. t ) r • 'Out where this Deficiency has for years exisied, a F. , persvierar.oe is indispensably , cquisite to revive the to tub' leering Sparks of Lire, and to- rc.artiniatc-; the C MAK E it'tfkiEN, who have loimt t,e;.11 to their exile:lotions of a Faintly, may ia! Most Lista:flees, such I . e.f . cts are cut - dive Yelediral skila• .The st.cry which is so essential tr., my clicifill ,o 2? e t tise•qualiLeztions which I have pre:Am-146 to !Prate , °; ,1 71 1 : ths..b.ties nay pretensions, :gut comagoloii:e.. w ith 5,,, tins irstimacton is. given, that Mr. Bre: 111 e..)• cons i ti 1:5 persona - 11 . y, of by Letters (inclOsini: s imail Note);: , 'nousc. No. ao, Arundel street, Strand; , neat l'emPl e .„`r t , atiilitior:al Entrance in watet"" t snd the N'itir;: is an both the doors. fSurger°ls* • MARTIN ;, 1 ,rnr,er ovli (7 , : r ge 00 0, 4 ci,cll..N. Persons who lalsciy Jscer!. • -..,..?;1yes • •, ; tin: Royal Collcc', Iceving or fail ttU)lht'~;, • • A , iv,:.tis . . - 2!mnts almost VI:( .. 1 ;$ nil , :ora; 31,1 11. ...J r tneir own procluctfons, f u ' r aj a I 'toty to t thole Persons arc not Wlertlivr' th ey , Nave C ,- .oege• in i';:;hury,rt, or elsewhere. 11( )• • 0.1 1 4 tight to in Lonthin.