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r•-2, the LONDON QAZETTE, Feb. 28, 1807. Horse Gaord, 24,, 1807. Fig , Majei,ty .bas. been pleased to grant His most prnious permission to the following Regiments of viz. the, 20th, the 27th (or Inniskillen), the .58th, the 78th, and the-81,st ;..-and to the 'legi t! ent of Wkiteale, to assutne;.;.in addition to any °titer Devices or Badges-44a Avhich they may be se yeraliy-entitled, atid,to:bear it their Colours and,on - titdr Appointments, the word " Naida," as an ho nourable and lasting testitnony .. of the distinguished' gallantry displayed by those -Corps In the Aaion tongbt on the 4th of July 18015, on the Plains of Maida, in Calabria. By Order of His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, HARRY CALVERT, Adj. Gen. Inr-O:Fce iBa7 . 4th• Regiment of Dragoon du„rds, Robert Warren, Gent to he Cornet without purchase. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoon's, Captain:Charles Lovelace, from the loth •Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Carhp. bell, who exchanges. Lieutenant Thomas .Pipon' to be Captain of a , Troop, by purchase, vice C.harrtpion, who retires. 9th Ditto,.Ensign j. Henry jad:son,frorn the Stith Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice florsbttrgh, promoted,. 13th Ditto,' Lieutenant G. B. B. Crompton, from the Royal, West -India 'Rangers, to be Lieutenant, vice Grcriett, who exchanges. • Loth Ditto,"-J,ieutenant George Brown to be Captain of a `Troop, by purchase, vice Chohnley, who retires. Cornet W. H. Sewell to be Lieutenant, vice Brown. • Ist Regiment of Foot Gbards, - Francis Scawen 'Blunt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purdiase, vice Needham, promoted. ist Regiment of . Foot, Ensign lames Stewart to be Lieute. nant, by purchase, vice Nilson, promoted lathe 63d Foot. William Rouston, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Cook, whose Appointment has-not• taken plaCe. sth Ditto, A►thur England Johnson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bayley, .w ho resigns. . 6th Ditto, Henry Davies, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wallace, proinoted. toth"Ditto, Captain lohu Campbell, from the 7th Light Dragoons, tube Captain of a Company, vice Lovelace, who exchanges. ' rith Ditto, Major William Sibbald to be Lieutenant Colo.." nil, by purchase, vice Pearse, who'retircs. Captain Alex ander Mame to be Major, vice Sibbald. Lieutenant Daniel Wright, front the 65th loot. to-be Captain of a Company, vice tlnines. Lieutenant Aiiiithaii . Hawkes, - from the tat Dragoons, tp be Captain of a Company, by purthase, 'vice Dalrymple, who retires, t7ti) Ditto, Ensign - Robinson Gale to be Lieutenant, by,pur chasjr, vice Croker, promoted. 7.5 th Onto', Fnsign .S. mchoub. to be Lieutenant, by • purcir.tse, vice Robison,' promoted in the Royals. • 4 . 4 th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Geoige Dodsworth to ' be Lieutenant Colonel, 'vice Fanccntrt, deceased. 36th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Middleton to be Captain, of a Company, purchase, vice Keith, apprinteti to,. the gth Royal Veteran Battalion.' Ensign - Robert Noble C ross to be L len t, vice M !rum. ' Bishop, - Cunt, to be vice Cress. 3WI Ditto, Lientenal . .t. Annebley to be Captain,of a Com panv,-vice.Virk:ent, deceased. liitto, Ensign Henry Temple to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vi , _e browillow, promoted .in the 3d Garrison Battalion. Honourable •to be Ensign, vice ;• • . 56th ()it:o. To be Lieutttarits, without purchase—Ensign 'Alex;lAter Maclean. 'l'nsi o l)chtly• ittlsjo and Adjutant to have the Rank of Lieutenant. linsign Willtaln Mallet, sSth Entign‘ E. •Kingslev to be Licitteir.nt, vice O'Contill, deceased. "Ensign S ot:tice Park to be -I.„Kiite nant, vice i\'laniey, (ieceitsz-d. Pyner, Gem. to he liusign vice Kingsley. Abraham Briggs, i„;eta. to beditto, vice Park. 6oth -at°, sth C;:ptaiti latrOs Prevost , from the sth Garrison •iiattalion, to he Captain of a Company, vice Tripp, who exchanges. 66th Dutu, Lieutenant W, I. Stephens, from the 4th Foot, to he Captain (ft a Company, by purchase, vice coghlan, reinov:,!d to the Sth (;;.::rison Blttaii(4l. 71st Ditto, 11eutenant Elehry G. Hall, from the 13th Fghr Dra.;rAns, to b;t rapt4in et a Company, by purchase, vice H.tycs, t, ho ret. res. first Licui;•nant Samuel Corhet, from the Half-pay "ot the 73d koot, to be Lieutenant, vice t'amptTll, %%ho exeltat4ss. - cnsi t n losiatt L. Hart to be Li;:titenant, ' without purch:isc, vice Mitchell, who retires- Sza Ditto,- Captain (. R. Forster, from the Statrat the Ar my Dep , r, to be Captain, vice oo4pley, wha exchahqes. 9ztt I)itto, Dtmcan :14•Qu:)rcudale to be Lieutenant, %vitt:out 101'c:base, Vice ivivt'nersott, temove4 to rite 4.1 d Regitnent. 5 . 9 501,i - Fitto, Licot. Swift' Armstrong, from Half. pay of the ItgialLtit, to bz: Lieutemuit, vice Stonebridge, who ' 411, West India Regiment," --- Chapman, Gent. to be pur,..base., vice Sapio, removed to %Yam.: viiie's Regiment. KoYai African Corps, Lieut. G. Sfarck, to be Captain of a • CorTipany, 4Vit;(lol.lt IlUrChaSe. Royal %Vest litnia Itangers., Lieut. J. R. Grosctt, from 13th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Crompton, win.) exchanges, John Fillinglarmi, Esq. to be Paymaster. 3 d garrison R-Atak o n, --:—.M'Cliiitock,Gettt. to be Ensign, Y'lc , .! Robinson, promoted. sth D;tto, • Capt. E. (1". Lle Tripp; from the 6oth Foot, to be Captain,, vice Prevo.t, wno exchan;;es. 3d Royal Veteran"Pattalion, Cornet A. Mackie to be Lieu tenant, vice Patton, Ditto, Captain Win. Keith, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Macpherson, i rrotnotc4 in the ioth Royal Veteran Battalion, STAFF. _ . Captain R.. Ouseley, from thn 82d Reg,ifnent, to be Staff Captain at the Depot, vice Forster. To be DepuiV.Commissaries Genera; to thil Forces, Assist . ant Corninissari ,- :s C; rano. F - . To be :I:sistant Commissaries to the Eotces, •Aelfrig ant Commissaries in the Mediterranean V erbeke. Clerks in the Office of the Comtnissary General in the itfe. diterranean, Grolier. --Hageaou., Charles Rodo , ell. zd Regiineht royal East India Volunteers, Ensign John Lee to ba Lieutenant, kicieuct Everett, Gent. to be Ensi4n, vice Lee. Imutog.ANotm. The removal of Lieut. lohn Mack y, from the z7th Foot to the 93d, as stated in the Gazette of the 2ls t inst. has nut taken pi-ace. . . . Conntis3i6ns in the West ;Cent Militia, 4 igned by Ike Lord Lle,:enant: . . To he Captains- Brittain, Esq.' : Dated Feh. to, 18.7; Robert. j. Greyi .Eq. Dated as aboye A. To be Lieu tenants= Ensign G. Sla.le. Dated lan. zo, ISO 7. George Brooks, .Gtnr: Dated as, above. '; Thdrston, Gent. Dated as above. - -•- ;tarles Morgan, Gent. to be Sccantl I.iutenant, vice Law r.:l,c,c, appointed SuNeoil. Dap,i,i:eb. 15, Liv. • . •7 , B4I)IcRUPTCIES ENLARGED. , Joseph Clark, of vv,ip , o ii:ig 1kii.,14-street; ler, fr; , iin Nlaich / to April , l4'; at ele , en, at Guildhall: Abet Drewell, late of. St. Thomas the Apostle, Devynshik, , . brewer, tom March 3.t0 ten, at Guildhall; London. BANKRUPT'S'. William Traynor, of jerrnyn-street, St., (Imes's, Wesmin2 ster, tailor, to sintend;..r March 7; A.+, and April Tr, at ten, .at Guildhall. Attarriies; Messrs..,DaWsn au t',/catislabe,, , , Warwick-street, Golden-square. , • Ilenty Binden.of l'hornbury, Gior , tes'.ershre, bac;rifaclor, March 6, at the S , .vanlnit Thurrib,tylo.i, and April at the Bush Tavern, Biistol, at eleven eac, Atfor... nies, Mr. James,.Gray:s-Inn-square; ; Mr. Rolph,. Thorn-. bury ; or Mr. Tanr.er p ßiistpl. William Edge, off alf,ref; LineAhire.brewer,, March t 6, 3,, , and April 11,. at tnree, at. ffe .‘,.itt , orge end , Dra;. , ,i, Manchester. Attoriiies,, Mr. Taylor, Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. ' Thomas Dallyi. of Chichester; 'linen-draper, March T. 3, t 4, and April 11, at eleven,' at the Dolphin Inn, : chiclister-.1 Attornies, Mr. 'Price, Chichester; or Mr. Few, New NOrth- St reet, London. Thomas Brayshaw, of York, grocer, March :79, 20, 'mid. -April 11, as eleven, at the York .Tavern; Yorf;, At-to•nies, . Mr. Brook, York ' or-Messrs. Bell and Broderick; Bow lane; Cheapside - ,.London. • • ' john Rogg, of Hemmingby, Lincolnshiredobbec, March 2;, 2 4, and April I r, at eleven, at the Saracen's Ilead Inn,. Attornies, Mr.Toplis, Mansfield, Nottinl;liatusiitre ; or Mr. Alexander, Bedford-row, toliddri.' john Purbrick, of Fairford, Gloucestetshire, dealer, March 9, at five, to, and April -1 r, at eleven. , at the Raw Inn, Cirencester. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith and Robins, London ; or. Mr.-Pitt, Cirencester. • Henry Michael Tijori, late of Mitre-court, Fleet-street, Lond6n, vintner, March 3, 14, and - April 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin-triars. George 'Bromley, of Chandler.street, Grosvenor-square; Middlesex, grocer, March, 7, 14, at one, and April ri, at ten, at Guildhall. • Henry Scott, of Hinckley, Leicestershire. hosier, Match at two, 17, and April' II at eleven, at the Geofge, ley. Attornies; Mr. Forhes, Ely-place, Holborn,Loudon • •or Mr. l'hornley, Hinckley. Richard Smith,- of Ashborne, Derbyshire, stationer: March r 6, 17, at seven, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby, and April t,lnn, at nine, at Kedleston Derbyshire. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale. Alexander, andHoline, New Inn, Lou.. don ; or Mr: Britlebank, Ashborne. William I ngledew„ of teeds,Yorkshire, starch-maker. March 17, at three, 18, and April tl, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Leeds. Attornies Mr. Lee,' Lecds ; or Mr. Battye,,Chancery-lane, London. • . • john Claughton, of Love-lane, Rotherhithe, Surrey, ship. rigger, March 7, r 7, and April ri, at twelve, .at Guild- Loinion; Attorney, Mr. 'ones, Purrip-coiirt, Temple. 'John Hill, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, 'merclianttNliirch 3, 14, and April it, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. kivington, Fenchurch-buildings, I.enehurch:street. George Gregory; late of Compton-street, Sidio, Middleeex, cbeesemonger, March 7, 14, and April' , at:elerz.'n, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevenson, Chequer.court, Charing-Cross. C d rimi44;;;lit signed by .the Lord Liruterant of the County of • I iivvroe.:s. • - Inverness-shite,..Volunteer Infantry, - Cialleden Battalion . . • „Kilt , city Su:alit - team Cutiy,,ny -- Ensign A7ackinioi.ll to be Lieutenant, vice Idtm :lac!crtitty - sb, resigned. Uatect ICl4lfl- . .ierson, Gear. to •be. Ensign, vice wm. Macintosh, promoted. Dated as above. I,land of Sky Northern Battalion. iiraccadale CoMpany-- 'ohn. MlL:can:Gent. to be Lieincnant, vice Tohn Macin , , tyre, tesignegi n /atc,.. 20,; tUr7. !Ow - do TM'Leed, Cent. tube Ensign, vice Wirt. '1 ohne ' resigned . Dated as a bove. james Monro, to be Surgeon, vice Wm. TuitnertesignAl. Dated as anove . r.:•;n7,,2'rrivrs4igned by the 1,:. - rd LicutevaJe of Aberdeenshire. t raser,ungli Battalion. of Volunteer infitfix—Major ‘Vin. raser -Lieut. Colonel Command Int. Dated Jan. 2S, ti:a;naiii Win.; Kehl:an to be M,,;or; vice Fraser, Inc :noted; Dated 'as' above. Lewis Chalmers, Gent. to be. litrsign,-vice Gorden, pro:noted. Dated. as above. • Donald, Gem. to be Adjutant. Dated as above. twands.a2 , fn t . /.4r Ab,,rdeetianire RegiMent of Militia, • rigned , • the Lif,:ipenant. .Eetsign { times Forbes to be , Lieutetiatit, vice Sangster, re -' sig-nesl. Dated l'eb. 6, I:\ct7,' C. ,juinaJohnstun, Gent. t 9 'Ensign. Dated as above. COmuti4sii.n in the ttoyal Carmarthen Fuzileer ,Regiment of Militia, signa by (*Lord lieutenant. LONDON : P rhyted by kLc itART) HARBtis, of No. 4, Marti,tt-( . iourt, , Bovv-street ; aivi pub:ishNl by WILI.IOkg A,RMIGER SCRIPPS, of South Moiton.street, Grosvenor-,c 1.11;,, i At ti.e St.7N-OrFit:, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders for the Pq,ber, Li.'llery fur the Editor, &c. ('post-paid) Inivt be al.lrcs.,-d D E YDS . April :1. .lolui Jenkins. of Great Warner-street, Cold Bath-• fields, Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten, at (.;nilclhall. March 21. Richard ?turner Fuller, of Guildford, Surrey, ' irounionger, - at twelve, at Guildhall, London. 'March 31._ Thomas Hudson, of New Bond-street, Mid dlesex, tavern. keeper, at ten, at Guildhall. March lames Adams, of Stow-Market, Suf - 11)1k, up holsterer and cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the Crown I na, 'Framiingltain, Suffolk. March 2r. ThornaS Hird; or South-street, Berkeley-square, Middlesex. tailor, at ten, at Guildhall. April 6. Thomas Cave, 'of - Rawlei , ;ll- place. Pilton, De vcnstrire, merchant, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, I;ristol. March 23. lames 13re.Wis, late-of Southwick, county of Dur ham, ship-builder, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn; Bishop- Wearrnoutit. March 34'. Thomas Richardson and Thomas Worthington, now or late of Manchester, merchants and co. partners, at eleven, at the Star Lim, Maocheiter. March Joseph Payne, of Lynn, Norfolk, cabinet-maker - and upholsterer; at,cleleen„.at.Guildhali, Loncion. April zs. Cliarlcs BristoW, eot Newgate-street, London, linen-draper, at, twelve, at Guildhall, March 26. Robert . . Pike, of Liverpool, bread-baker, at . twelve, at the Hotel, Lord-street, Liverpool. March 23. Riibert Kit - I:Man, of Liverpool,.. merchant, at twelve, at the Hotel, Lord-street, Liverpool. = . March 31. Samuel ilkfoson: and Joseph' BiirroughS -, of High Wycomb anti of Great Marlow, BUckingh:imshlre, - bankers and co-partnersat - ten, at Guildhail, Lorifcm• March 21. %Villiaoi Downall, of Stockport, Cheshire,. rover, at rleven, at the Liverpool ArMs'Hotel, Liverpool. Al 3! 17. William Keene, Life of Painswick, i.:loncester_ shire, clothier and cordwainer, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Gloucester. • CERTIFICATES. March zr. John Lucy, of Liverpool, merchant. Witinun Baldwin, late of Wigan, Lancashire, scrivener. • I'ARTIVERStiIPS D sOLVED. R. Mitton and v. . Popplewell, POntaracl, wine-rneriThants. R. Speakman, 1. Wareing and FI. Roson,Wolstanton, sfaf - fordshire, and Lawton, Cheshire. 1. - Hudson, W. XV rigg, 2nit w Gregson, Manchester, porter (h alers. 1. Platt and \V. Berry, Liverpool, carters. ii. Nutte4 and 1. Barringer, Smithfield, salesmen. Vslentineand R..Sturges, Wood-street, hosiers. . Tilly and T. 'filly, Du!.:e-street. linen-drapers. J. M. Sawyer, and 1. Sandtord, brokers. ' B. Haynes and W. Pridden, Pepper.st reel, !Surrey, hat-ma, 11,1,c1 , ttirs. But('lit; and J. Cooper, Leicester, hosiers. Sr - OR-rtNo.—A trotting n3atch - a , ainSt time took place yesterday, on-the Barnet road, fiir 100 guineas; which was attended by a firiefield of sportsmen. A Gentleman, of the name of WELLAN, a Wine tilers. Chant, bat ed his .horse„ a fine animal,' 16 hands high, to'trOt eight miles in half an hour, in ,har,. MSS, and to draw as light a weight as he might shink proper, , The bett was taken toy a Gentleman, and the animal was started near nuchkey yeSterday, to go fakir miles, and return,-.on a good piece of ground ; a _light chaise - having beet provided, with a-driver of eight stone. Half the'distance Was Rerfortned in 17 :minutes, and bets 'were at this tithe three to one against the hors'e.. The other four miles were per formed' in 16 minutes, which was three minutes: above. the time ariowed. The animal .Was 'turned round once in the last four miles. - The owner of the animal offered the.i)et again, fiir the animal to perform in March, bat it was not taken. The road was heavy; A 'few days ago, as the Liverpool mail coach was .c.lianging.horses, at the . Inn al Monk.'s-Heath, be- tween (.I;ongleton, it), Chcsire, and Newcastle-under the horses which had 1 ),n -him - led, the stage frorii CongletOn ha'ving been just tai:en off and rated, hearing Sir Peter Warbairton's fo:•t-hounds in immediately started -after them, with their • horns 013 , - ;and, folloWed the choice until the last. One of:them, tt blood mare, kept ellp ti'ack with the .•wipper-i,n, and gallantly followed Lim for about o.vo hours, over every leap he took, until' Old. Rey ward had led them round a ring . fence, and ran. to ground in Mr. Hibbert's plantation. Thee spirited horses *ere led back to the Inn at Monli.'s Heilth and performed their stage - Lack to Congleton the same evening. Early on Saturday morning a tire broke out at the George public-house, Shofeditch. Two male lodgers were alarmed so much, as to jump out of a two pair of stairs window, when they were so much - hurt as to leave little hopes of their reccAery. The fire2was soon extinguis,hed. LATI Jit RI2RT. COURT OF KING'S 11ENCII, FEB. 28. DOE ON THE DEMISE OF . nizootE Y 7: ftOE. This was an aEtion in ejectment ; brought to re~ cover die possession of certain mortgaged premises the- Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn., The De fendant-,was the widow and executrix:ef, a person. of the name of Rawson, to whom, in his life, time, the . Plaintiff had advanced 'various sums of money,, I.vhich at last, amounted to 2501. and the Plaintiff becoiniug .. exceedingly urgept fOr debt, ank not then being able,to pay it, he agreed to mvrtga4e the premises in.que;ition to.hitp 'for : that sup. Mr. ~, the present Defendant's r - Attor- . ney, wa3 croplo!'ed. to prepare the necessary, deeds updn that occ2siOn ;,,when the Plaintiff complained of being obliged nto take a mortgage at 5L per'cent, interest, when, if i he : could. get his. money ,back, he should ,4nake .more 6p:double ,that 'sum of it, in the edurse of his, trade: In consequence of this, and fearing 'lest the Plaintiff should insist on his money, and thereby ,drive Rawson to the last extre mity (as was stated by Mr..Carshote, ,Mr. Clerk), Mr. prepared the.securitiea for a larger sum than the original debt, by which, the was to have:.iol. per cent. This deed,,therefore; by enhancing the consideration, beyond the amonnt of the real debt, and givi6g it the .complexion of an usurious transaaion, was void in law ;• and this was the defence now set up against the Plaintiti's mand. TheLeirned Cortnsel for.the Plaintiff.rnad seine: very severe animadversion's upon the calla:4.a of Mr. and his Clerk„ in this transa&ion, and said, it _should be his' uare how .I\l7 Carshore was ever .21- mined an Attorney of that 'Court; and . as .for his condna should be brought as • a subje& for the consideration of the Court at a future time. Lord EL LENBOROUGH thar*C.A God that this : IV3'S . the first transaction of the kind ,which had occurred since he first :sat in that place. Ile had lievef, before known an instance of. n Attorney lvi4Ullyhotraying the interests of those who had. entrusted theiralthirs in his hands, by suffering them to advance their mo ney upon a security - , ‘dicti he knew at the time must:be void. His LOrdThip.then directed that Mr, should prepare-proper securities for the mort agee, at his'own expenre,. and also should pay all the expehees whichLe lvd incurred in : this suit, and iri every thin relating to this transaction, as the only way to avoid the severe animadversions of the Court hereafter. e l kftg • • Yesterday morning, h South-ttrect, Crosvenor.s the Lady of Thoinas - Simidan,—.Esv soirof the _ R. B. Sheridan, 'of a Daughter. `Oll the iSth nit. the-Lady.-of. Siinctrt Harcourt, Esq. LI Avon Cuile.ge; of t Son. ::114 AR . R D. On - Saturday, at Mary-le-bone Church,; R. •Srnall, Esq. late of the Inner Temple, to :Miss Sava; of Weymouth_ street; Fortland-place, youngest daughter r.ittlielate*George Savage, Esq. of Madras. DIAL). ". On Thursday last, at His' Ouse at Baliiant.-hill,.Surrey,i his. 80th year, universally . beloved and res - pee. - ted, the Rev. Thomas-Ili - wick,' upwards of twenty years Minister of the. Dissenting Congregation at Claphaiu.. . „ . . A few days ag?, at her house in St. Andrew's-square; Edinburgh, the Right I - ion. the Countess Dowager 'of Dail housie. On the loth of July last,„ at Vellore, in the East Indies; Lieutenant-Colonel. lau‘es .61 4 1 , :0ra5, eldest son c.l the late Mr. Andrew - M'Kerras,. Merchant, in Leith, ma brother tr) the late Major William M'Kerras, of the Corps of • Royal Engineers. Lately; . at'Colchester, .Conrredicut, in America, Mr. He.: zekiah aged 77 years. On the 51li ult. at Tower,' in FUrness, in the County of Lancaster, the Rev. Mr. Bell, in his 95th year.; and on the same day. and in the same house, his brother-inlaw, Mr. William Hemming, in his 91st year. On Sunday se'nnight, Mrs. Henessy, an elderly. Lady of thichester, having been' left afone.'for a few minutes, her clothes accidentally' caught fire, ,and she was burnt to death. P R 1c1:: 0 S "lOC ICS SA rURpAy. Rank .Stock, 21^ Nl,vy c'per Ceirz gi i 4 per Cent. - 17q7, I ti'sh'i 4 per Cent. Si t• per Ce•at. Ned. shut per . Cear.. : 134 A L. :11in ! 15,16 Ditto SiiorrAnn. - • ! I• 1,1,;:ia gt,ck, 4 •1:4,(1:;: !1z.:.:;.15, 2S. pr. par, is. prcl:l. ISo:t1, Sua Stock, E.Achcquerlitli , , , , par., 35. 25% 1 tripe I •.i pck Cent. Ditto Ccns., for 14th April, 63 .E -I , IC-11 WATER AT 'LONDON BM DGE-TO- NI 0 ROW. , • homing, 9 min. .after 9. ATfernotni if , Min. inter 9. -A T <the7Glwapest'.. and Best liQsiely \V;lrellovwe L 714,... in the 'Kingdom, between Castle-arid Old 13.ound:Cchirt, ; a - i fi l e w z l s i . ite Silk . 6s. 3 ,1 .. nesrlY op fiosit'NfOrk-bUilangs, No-lij`4, St ranil, the g•real•e - st nargai„, arc now a elling ; consisting of A4en's bro , .\ - 11 Cot,ton for - 80Ji..., - at only ts. - 6d. per pair, womit'zs. frd. '; Vielnen's .. -- • 9:i_,. extra su. s p t e o r l s f . : 9 , ( z i t . o v t , l io i r s t 1 • 1 6t. 5 1 s . . worth ;stou 2 t 5 . b 1 6 a t c l k . witltlaced clocks 75. 6d. - ; :extra gtroil 105 6&L :....,V.variety of Patent Angola I-lose, warranted not to shrink, from 2s. yd. to-the best.quality 7 stout wor:;tedil s. jd. ; 'ffne 2 - 5. ; t : t . p e - i i ii fins 35. 6d. ; Silk- MittS2S.:6l. ; a cn,ria.us Artkle in sp.karc 'Net 'Mitts ; also Ladies' nw e- ir.v.mtetl LaCC•Sleeves;e4itu .lated tp•give ease and elew6e ; Alen's Cotton Drawers 3s. 6d. with every other Article in the ifosiely:Liiie tht can plls sibly bli - tade,iip to t 4 tetNery bestquality;:wholesale t and _tot ex portation.—S tockings rnwlq,_to any Pattern. A verdia, was then agreed to 'be taken for the -. Plaintiff„ the Deftndant engaoing 'tb pay the a6tual RENGVATED HEAI-(1'1-1.• . , .has.been. koo frequent ly 1114 subjea °Li a o-Ai:4 . : TT sum clue, by instalments. - ...- • . ' ..E.. genera) reprobation, teat Men,tiestitute elthe elements ' 4 [we have suppressed the ,:tame of the Attorney in this foul the medical' art ' have 'offereil ' - flidiriselv,::s az; eatiditiates' for trkinsaciiim from. thiS motive-that the name ht.ing one very public patronage iit the professional ph) sir. for the-purPos general, the mention may affix a stain where tile stigma is not of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, ; and deserved.] ' , ~ . ito prevent us Irina being classed aTtiong those empiries whose - - 1 imprudent "pretensions have, unfortunately-A:Or society, been. HILTON V. INIIN'Slit.Elk:. ' , too favourably received, we beg :cave to submit to the libe.ral. and enlightened a faithf‘ristateme,rit of a:it pa suit and ac.. This was an aElion for an assault. The Plaintiff quirernents. Aftet having received a - Ng'alar medical educa- Was. sitting in a public house' its Lower Shaclwell, Iron as the pupils of Messrs. , Grinded and..Blizard,_ whose when the Defendant • came in, and used very grass leCtutes and practlce.we carefully attended, as. 2 .proleors and surgeons of the London Ifospiol'; we euteted ourselves. , Jan. - UT-re to him. He then %vent out,,.and soon after 0 ' o retimning, w ithout any provocation:on'tbe part of ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh' ant were iiistruacd. the Praintiff, ' the Defendant drdve hiin frcgu iii;l4eat, ! in the dithrent branches of anatomy, surgery, ‘ the theary.ad practice , - . , struck blin. a ‘io:ent blow on, the.cheek; - which cut practice or pilysic, cliennstry, nildwilery, botany, ike. Lie. •by those, eminent ororessers Drs:' 1%.mr0 • Gregory Black; him, and gave him a I.?kaCk eye; be - .then gave hini . .* - nut.o. Dm,can ° and Rudierford . . ne :rust we s h all not . two -ghtiek- down' bfows, 6.nd the Plalritiff - s - shOilder --,-- - ..feerned presumptuous ii - t-eyinr; that ear-in-Okieleney:•atid . 4o,ijnirements are not ina;:onsiclerttbte. 3,taving,tctr AA(3 I 3 Ser , e,S was so it - Citsred by. the fail, that he was unable to at - et years made Venereal t:.rriplaints, and the , Nardtis t::,eass tend his business for upwards of three . weeks. -of Debility, time particytlarobject of , o - ar studies and pr:; - .,tiee, Verdiel fur Piaihriff, 201. damages. . , i :-.•!!, , ve hope, iv allowed tii:t we have'acii.uired superior ... know !edge ofthen%treatment and curetJtart:ilight_anci.xecent HOLMES V. WRIGHT. c.ises of infection a perfedN-estiiblishment is completed in .. .. t. 1. a. the / Sheri period'of twii.dais ; • and 'in linoieof4lie , iiiroost In- This was an aelloo bro veteracy, whera alter practitione: - ; haVe faiicld of success, a uvlit by the kc:Ter • , ) , f F . 0 White Horst: Ion,; Fetter-lane, against a respectable papropersateand P=sfasev&nkiatriisal e ou r j)l;issio! treatment ensures to the. .Attorney in the Temple, to recover 341. being the Amidst the melancholy variety of dder w isors hrch arc the expences• for the•maintenance, &c'. of five - or;'six ser- e frje g of a habit long and Most unhappily:lit:ruled fly the vant,s of a Mr. Burton, vho were , brought up fropa youth of both sexes, there .are none more alarming or more Yorkshire, as witnesses in a cause of Mr. Burton's • dist! etsing than those deficiencies , and (I.sisilities which fro g -lit!) , prevent or cir.bitter the matrimonial state. To such Which was then pending ;- the present Defendant -", . -be ° I lthat I ' - pelsoi,s it must a cons° at:on to cnow t ley may nosy, was his Attorney, and desired the Plaintiff to,).et tile by a new and Infallible mOde of tre:ament, he iestored to that Witnesses have whatever they called for, and he greatest of all human blessinio, a strong, iilaniy; and vigor- oi pus constitution. In- all cases or debility, trim Whatever * would be accountable for the payment. • cause arising, as wel I as in every syccies of venereal infection, These :acts beillg proved, we may be ccinsulted by patients of either set with she great ' Sir VroARY GinEss, for th'eDefendant, said, that eft secrecy and honour. Hoursof consultaticn at home front ten to three, and fiorn 6 in the evening till ro at night. - his client- had frequently 'applied to Mr. Burton to t - - • Patiesits in the country_are requested to state the .partieui. pay this Bill, but in vans ; he had no oojectiou to Jars of their ease, age, and general habit of living, Cce. 8:c. but it was necessary for hint to' def ondin the der-nail:lclosing a remittancelor advice and atedici nes, when the Sarn o . , will be given, or sent to' any part of ;he kingdom. 'l O c,,iu re this aUmon, in order to entitle him to recover, against that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of. Mr. Burton... letters may be added to the account tor inenici nes. - ... . Lord ELL, ENBOROUGH; upon looking over the 13i1 1 - - c I.J lt RI E and Co. surgeons. - ' _. No. 107, Hatton -garden, observed,' that. there . were charges for wine, pastries, &c. which he thought rather too much for persons in the condition of servants. • The Jury, hOwever,• would give stich a sum as • they should think reaS6n able.—Nerdia for Plaintiff, 251. 45. . , I::::::er°l,,2\e,renee To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. .Sir. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lond e n . ImeritsCON S o i r l 3 ) ,o E u ß r L it E b a u K t E. ll: i let Al ' ,oEfNj.ii.l,e. it,,ifeLLdsll,Cotocotnall.e. municate to you the following care which has recently* been performed by them : 7 - An Acquaintance of, mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complicatiOlt of disorders arising therefrom), was reduCed al-, most to a skelefbe ; and althoug4 he had the best medical advice which could be' obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing con lahe procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do Ithri•any service : he remained in a most i'e duced and pitiable situationfet two years,. unable .to follow his procession, and scarcely able to wal k . or even.to stand on his legs; in tad no .oneofvflo.k new him . ever:suppOsed it pos•• sible for him to recover. He was advised at last to try your Leake's fills—he did so, adhering stria') to the direeions given with'theme He-had not taken more than two boxes be, tore he found an alteration ea. the' better: this encouraged him to proceed; and bY'taking a few boXes more he found his appetite and strength gradually eturn, and is. now as health and stout as_any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to toter any ' pelson to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be thiubted. I 'am, Sir,-yourobedienthunehle servant, Library, Folk 3tonc. Preparectand Sold Tno s :rr A Y LO 11, Member of the' Koval C.Olicee of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, !':2'.".' :1 . 1(1 . A - 4:-strcct - Wheret, a ft er a constarif reeelere.e ot ie ~.,., than Forty in a practic..e . . partienlaity Years, , real Complaints; and, ,those inceice.tal. to ..tl"w farts-.oh . Generation in both. Sexes e with thet .:::::: Will be which Men or his Prof,:sslon Sholied el••ielYie9b 3 erl.%:' , ha flatters himself, the advice and assistanee he gratuitous ly administers ito PersimS7 titleilie this: 'est,:eneel by a discerning .12.ublie, as itii .at4aiitage seldOin to he obtained, and void of anehieuee, .. . •: . •1"e seld, Bye -hiS Appelittmont, to the• cenvenien ee of those living' at-a.distence, at thel'erfoinel'e, Ng, 35> Se. Ai - • ban'S-strcet, Poll Mail; the T , .)ysii,ei, leo. 17,3, Oxford- street; Mie• Dishoriitefees; No. 7, V;s11-:;trs.‘.1t-iii'll ; Mr. 137:::er s; Solith-bridei;, Edinbero.;, Mr:N . Ptionaltrs., G les • . goy,' ; Mr. Bill:, , Dalice steeit, 1.%.::: Ile ; etre eMeee's, le \ verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Man:nott'r • ; and. by one Pere:it - in every considerable Town in Go-AT -i nrAitt and Ireland, in lii - ixes of only 2§, od e each, sealce, i 44, with full and - plain difecliciis, whereby ,p'. - ,, , :s of either sex may 'Cure t h e msefees ~ I.* ir: ca,;e, s;)cc-7,:•!, sc,::voy, :1n..: s - :•.f , :ty.. N. E. Every BOx sold'in Great eriiain is sealed. u? with a stamp, Qll winch, byJavo,ur of: the c -.e ev e.e,ionere, is print- ed at-the Stanip-oilice; ." T. T.:rix, N,). o, New itliil,;t - I Shoot,'' to iiiiiiiite which is Feloey, arvi-,111 others ere couo - . Llteits - ' - e "' . • bit1:17::::)1:.!:10s. p ti R DA Ir. 'HAYST6NE V. M'CARTHY. The Plaintiff brought his Action for 2,51. for board and lodging of Caroline Manina, the daughter-in-law of the Defendant.. _ . On the part of the Defendant it was proved - , that Caroline was the sister of Mrs. M'Carthy; that she was taken into the Plaintiff's house as a muse-maid; and was employed in the drudgery of the house, and' cleaning boots .and shoes. They usually called her stupid, and she was described by the Witnesses for the Plaintiff as often sulking and dining with the servant. when she alight haVe dined in, the parlour. She was, however,, produced in evidence by the Defendant, and , appeared to be a very. good-hu moured decent girl. Being a dispute between relations, LORD ELLEN BOROUGiI, advised the. fillirties to settle the cause by withdrawingsa Juror; which was according ly done. . • S El 1 P NEWS. HULL, FEBRUARY 26. Arrived—the Set:sv, —, and Dorthry, —, from Lon don ; Good g r etneut, trom, Ipswich ;..and Testi mony, hum Lxeter. POOLE, FIBRUARY 27. Arrived--theNancv, Privett,•and Eagle, Crummy, from. Limerick ; A rnitv 2 Kin;, -front Newcastle ; A ctive; Brown; and Adive_, Williams, !rant Portsmouth. • Saile,7—tS — Ann, - Willson, Gannet, Standworth, and Chatty. Seager, tar Lisbon ; Friendship, - Davin, and Mary, -Sisters, tor Waterford; Benjamin, Madox, and ..Three -Sisters, Banger, for Liverpool ; and john, Ring, for Lon don. CZ AVI.SENDi FEU. 27. Passed by --tht, St. Patrick, Campbell, from I3el'east ; and Broilers, knson, for Tpiiiiingeb. Sailerl—the Lxiiik 'Dodd, for Jamaica ; and Eliza Ann, Williaop, for Prilladc:pliia.