The Sun. — London, England, 1807-05-25 00:00:00

.rrom the LONDON GAZETTE, May 23, 1807,. At the. Court at the Queen's Palace, tb 20th of May; t 807, present, The King's Mast Excellent Majesty in Council. This (133 , the Right HoiL Henry Pierrepont was, by His Majesty's command, sworn of His 1112 . jest)es most HohOurahle'Privy Council, and took his place lit the-Board accordingly. Queen's .Paince, Tie king,was 'this dac• pleased to oonferthe:Ho4 nialt. of Knighthood on Jonah Barrington,. Esq. L.L. D. Judi of the High Court of .Admiralty, iii Ireland. Whiteizall, Ala'? 423. .• The King has been plea,;:.-ci to appoint , ihei.Right Hon. George Earl . of Cra \llford' to .. be . 1-iis:M;ijesty's Lieetenantaild Sheriff "Principal Of • . , , Commissions signed by the Lora Lieutenant of the Conn : 'y •• . Barl,n ' • Eduoinciliesiedr•n, Gent..to• be Ensign. Dated. March 24, r 07.: . C4,unzirsions in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia, signed by toe Lot.d Lieutenant. ,* Thomas lames lohnton, Gent. to be Ensign.. ,Datecl Alga, 27; - C07:=1.1.1/911S signed by tb! Lord Lip utenant of the Gl..,untY of Kent: .I''Ueningham Volunteer Riflemen. -; • Chat iea Csal) et, Geer. to. be Second Lieutenant, vice Jessup, , resigned. I)atcu May 7, Oic7. Norti!)leet - 4 - the SoPtb itylesjord lidanteer Legion: First•Lieittemoit Henry Pitcher-to be Captain, vice HOward, .re[stgned..- Dated ?day is„ Second Lieutenant John Grover. to be First Lieutenant, vice Pitullet. Dated as above. Commissions signed by ibe Lora' Lieutenant of Hants: '; . lunteers. , • • Adjuratit,Gazcly to uo.Capt.titt, by I;rcvet. Datel May 0, 18v7. C.mtnirsions - skned-hy the • Liettiotsnt of the:Cc:arty ,41: • Nor folk.. • • • t Souti..reps • S,purreTll%moty 'to be I. l ..:eeitenant, vice Baker, re signed: Date 4 'Feb. z 6, • 1: r or: I , gt . mew . • LVtuters4nts—,Ensi t ;ii calmer, vice Shelly, promoted. bated A prif E'n'sign I enrier, vice Sayers, • nod • ; - 1.745tv1114 s• , ^a bo ve , • ";' . . To be Lnsigns -Tif.rnas Kendal, Gent. vice Cowtali. signed. hated Above. I'llutnas Gteeii, Gent. vice ard, deceased.' Dated as above. • • -.A 517.1.4cb Kegititurt. Colonel Harvey to be Colonel. Datt...d 1807: Nlajor De - 14,igue to be Lieutenant. Colonel; vice Firm, .restglied. Ddted as aoove: -Foster to. be. Aiajol; vita De flagde, promoted. . Lated as above. Licutolarit Itobb&ds b.; vice'Fo . i piontotcd. Dated as ps above. ?n be Lieutenants--Ensign William ."1"tylor, vice Millard, pionvitcd. Dated 1lail:4 17, 1837.. .Ensigni-toward, vice Djted as above. Ensign Edward Tay ', lor, vice Robnerds, promoted'. Dated fvlay-ta, , i807. To be Ensigus;--Wittiain.Newson, (;ertt.. ,- Daro March 1 7, 184. James Alderson li,iic yt, Gent. vice :I,ajior, pro muted. Dated May 12, 1807. wicb Light thrse. R ober t ' F-leStti,Zent. tube Limier, vice Kerrison, promoted. - -'.D..tcd , Alay 7;4837. • • L' , ,outnvicyte . . L the Lj*f Li f wet:ant of the Count Sottria:mtoti. of . . . . Thomas . Palmer, Esq. to t) , e Deputy Lieutenant. •llated Mrtiantjtonshira Johri tVhitntelt, ksq, to tie Uitin.tni. Dated N.v. 29) 18:..6. • henry to be ditto. Dated as 3!)(ie. Win. 1 - .. sq. to be - Dated Feb. 9; - PL ACA. Esq . . to be ditto. D.ted March 7, [Seq.: Win. dittd, Dated Macch,z7, 18.7. ,Thos. Joins, (Gent. tri be Lieur.:ll.lot. Dated. fan. to, 28,17. writ •Add6ClclG,ent,,t , ) be ditto. Dated. . lan. 13, 1807. .Win. Da‘nsdit, - Gclit. to be ditto.- .Dated',l•eb. ..Wm. Jones, vein. to be ditto. Feb. 23, 0367. Lewis,t nos. 6,nt. to be ditto,. tiatiidAliirch !4, 1807. Cgrpr of Ketteri ,, g 1/clulreer Mattitzw WilSoil; 14. - to " Oe • Caet.nii: 1.)..tr,A April 14, t soy. (1;: t ori;e Will h.:, -.Gent . . to .I;:o4ted as I obil ' Smith, Gent to bea,tto. Dated as abuts. !< ICII to be Dm ert as above. 4 SJUV.P.2I to IJt tlit;o., Dateti,asdouve.. 0,,p 11,,,mi 1/61,11 nf, et. ki.anto , 13rnes tVest, Gc.it. CO ELISIgn. 1.).11e,1 Nisty 7, Igo? ;;Inonissions signed kir, tbe 'ice-Littrtenaizt cf tbe t;ll.tbrci tianify jnd.Sheboi,l.l . JuNteer Infantg. Captain Wiiliani 1 ates to be r..lajor, vice I ..N ate's, resigned. Match 9, t, 07.- Lieutenant lames Y.;:it.eS to-be Cap tain, vice Shorthose, resigned. Dated as above. Lieute nant , John Mayer. to be oitto , , , ,vice W. Yates, promoted. 1) ' . at`ed as 'above. tieutenhrit 1 hoinas:itila)rr . to be ditto,; vice liad,teley, resigned. 0 0 1 , .;r1 as above. John Warbuf ton, Esq. to be pitJO, vice,W,nitchead, resigned. llatid above. E.,,s;git Williant'ninclec to be ditto, vice J. .Mayer, promoted. Dated as 'Sbove. • ' ' 'Licbfietd - Polunteer Hantiy. tames Palmer, .Gent.• to..be. Lieutenant. Dated April 21, nio7.. : Henry Salt, , Gent,'", to be ditto. Dated as above. , to be ditto.; Dated as'above. john Brammeli, Gent. to be ditto. . Dted as above. '7 Ritg'eltyP , Yrinteerl;rlitnt,y. SquierCitivia7r, Lent, to Dated April zt, B.INKIZ1,11'1(, r" LNL4RGEp. Richard Stiace, a, d Josiah (?liver,-of Cateaton-street, Lon don, factors, fio,ll May:2.6 to tiny 14, at ten, at Guildhall.. . ~ BANKRUPTS. ohpCoxsey, Liverpool, cotton-spinner, to stir;eriiier lune 17„I8, Imy 4, at oti,!, at tito Globe TaVeill, Liver- pool., Attornt6, r•. 'Liverpool ;• or Mr. Blackstock, St. Mildred's'-court, Poultry,: London. l'itoittas . cliaprnan, of :ylac(4le•tiehi, Cheshire, butcher, I une „4, and u 1 3 ., 4, At rite StAr inu, Mancile3t4r. At tornies,'Mr. Cooke, ivticclesfi,!l,l; or Mr. Kent, Clatbrd's-' Inn, London. iuha Keyte, lata of Birmingham, builder, May 2j, June 6, and jui;. 4, at twelve, at the Minerva, Birmingham. At torntes, Messrs. Batl;gr and.Brownei Fleet-' street, London;. or Mr. Frette, Smaltbrook-street, Bir mingham. • , • • Lewis Jones, of Liverpool, merchant, June t 6, 17, and July 4, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. titt, , rnies,. XleSsrs. Staiiistreet - arid Eden, Liverpool ; or. Mr. IViii‘tw, lultn.street, tiedterd-row, London , . l.titwViliarant, of Aelanenester,vidualler, tune 22, 23, and July 4, ai two, at tire Dog Tavern, Manchester. Atturnics, Mr. Whiatun,.. Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. James Balls and Francis halls,, of Barton,,Mills, Suffolk, • carriers, [Line 17, at five, ;,i..ct {llly 4, at eleven, at the . _ . six Bells len, Bury St. Edmunds. Attornies,. Messrs, Chniery: and Sparke,•. Bdry St: ,Edmunds or Messrs, Brcuiley,and Bell, G ' ' A; grew' luhn I.'indit lane, London, ettuirieT 30, I une, at, ona„ , and,,july 4, at. twelve, at Att A irpie4 Messrs, Vandercoin and coinvii , Bush-lane, Cannon-street„ • • • •:' •_1)/VMENDS: j„ :l e BCOW,II. 01 Q iaitour6t.rcet, Fit;r o Y-square• Middlesex, taih.r, at one, at G :Li Lai I . I u 27. Rat hac IPa ry - Soti; •of di. d•wa rd-s t leer, Portman square, Middlesex, milliner, at one, G uilklhall. • r i ul . ; 4. lbsepn•Murr,ay, late of lluxl-n„ Derbys:hre, draper, twelve,t t Guildifail, London. Jill) tr. Cinistian— lohn _slciarn_,Witke, late of Coleman reet,•LontiGn, merchant, at dime, at Guildhall. I. o ll l ,ll.'reinflat,Thf Exeter, draper, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, .E, e:ter, June 22. James pvyArt2,l, of Spalding, Lincothshire, grqcer, at one, at the tvnite'lfart I tn, Spalding_ I uly 4. ,Watner,. of!Llandun, Essex, shopkecperr, at at - , I ;I I ) , Si . 11:1‘.))1 Betli.thi, of Furnivill's-court; Hol born, Middlesex, printer, at one, AfGuildhall. • • Tune T 3. „Ro!)prt Bent, of I„lnbrtli.'s-trtn-firlds,,Middlca . ex, • tne.cnant, at ten, at June 14y. Rubin • kVood, late of Liverpool, grocer; at twelve, at the Globe Josep ot Great shire-lane, Lincoln's- Inn- Middlesex, arm ) Uap•lnaoutadurer, at one, at Ginid lial4. June to...dames Mills and ,John Mills . , now or late of Wood Saddieworth, Yorkshire, mercintritS, at. eleven, at tho , Gco,"ge inn, Huddersfield ? Yorkshire. .., Lae ifiscocE, o thisibl; draper, at eleven, at iiiiiiiiner:raverti v Bristol' . June 8 George Bowker and lames Chapman, of NlanclieS te.r,•corn treaters, at eleven, at the liridgewater Arms UM. — Manchester. ' • ' lune zo. Joseph Kay, now or late of , Lloyd's Coffee-house; London, underwriter, at twelve, at ju,ooar Wood, no or late of Sunk ,e T W :041es, York'shire, in sprrtuOus liquors, at twelVe, at the George Inn, 14;. ingi tau pop ji.tly 4. r Josepii Dean, ot Watlirig-street, London, whole sale litt;fp-nraper, attw,.l nildball. j‘itie 15' Jonn Starr, of WOreester, brandy-merchant, at tvtblve, at toil 1 1 /hlte,lilart Inn, Bristol. ' June L 6: Matthew Lewtus, Tort. of Liverpool, merchant, at „eleven, .at the Cold - en - Lion, Liverpo:)l. fork 48. George Sidgreaves;.of Preston, Laneashire, cotton rtlatvutadurer, at eleven, at the Red rtion, Prc:s•ton.. !t . • CFICITF7C FES:: 1N116'13. Henrk-Grein,-olSOUthgate4' Middlesex farmer. 4ViiiViitot,Qpgl)3isigp, 14;t , of I..jvqcppol, tactor. . • ;: Jyltri worth, 14;:. At Al 4 noe4t,- 4 ,,p.p. r iuinc:r, John Crb,:zet,ll.lll. of Bartem.street, St. Philip and Jacob, (..;licaieesterstl s tie, card and pastebdarii„maker. • .mow oti late:of .Wapping-street, Middlesexf P:P c ri . . Ldwiird'itheasant, now dr - Lite of Tlifee Grant -court, near Vigil -street, Southviark, Surrey, hop-rnorchunt.' • rolut ,AudhAii and William Hobson, Or. .Birjuiugliam, linen drapers. • • Charles Wootten, Of 'Bath, I ohn - foster, of Maifeliesrer, , ci.it tali : spinner. Witerirtiillios,' , now or late ot • -1, : ambec1-road,- Surrey, loinCo l l4)tiant, Of Fleet-street, Londob, tairot. lA'k: RS I 1 IPS D (.ILI/ED, - James Pd'tell and IVilliaui George Butiyon, of Greenfield "street, Whiteetrapel, carmen, Febritary 2s, tBe7 - . • Joseph -Moore and Cu. of Leak, Yorkshire, ilia-spinners, c Ap.fil• 1, 11q7, John lioardinact, sen and GeoFge Alsop, of Dane...bridge, cot-tort-spinners, Offiber2,3", 1806: lantesiMltheava atid• lona iof. l.tng.street, . ,Co,l9tuFrora to 1, Middlesex, .c4rveliter,,Ang,us,t 1, tB-.6. 'Alarg,wet Leet and I:,l;zaseill Stuart, of Russell street; Co vc It-garden, May 18, Mathew lonnson, -ot erratapten i -aml -Thomas Johnson, of ti-ilot4ter;ieia, both .Derhy { shire, calico-manufaeliffers. l'armary t, iCe7.• . ftarytiit Holz ati‘t Koli'ert'a:/y,'Of Wrigley 'Brook, Lancaster; ...ilistaan-lavilmacturers; Alai! 25, 1807. • • Leopard: Pirldoeke and Thomas Dalby, of Ashby-de-la, Zbuch, Leicestershire, atfornie`b', ig; Samuel Oily" and Daniel Ody, of Nlalmesbui - y, IViltshire, • list 6 1 6', 1 March_ 16; ri,o7. .• Litidan and ,Ge,,rge Titterton, of Bristol, pawn, brokers, bilitif 24 ;:18,ij. ' anti William Faidon, of George-yard, Lonl barthstrect, printers, April 3 0, 1507. Copy of a Circular- Letter, dated Whitehall, 23d May, 1807 :-- • . . . .• :"_ being-of the -utmost importance to the public service, that increasc:i activity should be given at the. present mornant,to theTecru-4 : ing service ; and there being every reason to• lippe,that . a considerable supply amen- may be obtained by eutru,iing such non-con missiOned officers of volunteer corps, as shall be recommended._ by their Commanding Offi cers, ‘yitli beating .orders, authorising them to levy men for the line, kinder the same regulations and 4dvatiogei as are now allowed. to persons employed on the, extra .recruiting servrce, I, am direCttd by Lord Hawkesbury to acquaint you. that the, Field Officers of the:recruiting districts have,beendireEted to communicate with -you. our this Subjea.;, and am , to.conyey•to you the earliest recommendation of : his Majesty's Government, that you-do lend your u:-. most aid in giving, effeCt to this measure, - _ " ha'vethe.l - ionourtg ineibselio. your in forma tion a copy of, the instructions,„underWhich toe men ,7.;:h0 very liberal allowance of, fi ve guineas for each man approved, •Majesty -has)ecn .graciously :pleased to, direiq to be paid to those etriployed,,o4i this service, will, it is conceived, atfotd a. 11111..Oompensation to the .perwas engaging in it,lbrAbeir. time and trouble. ludependently,howevor, these,. considerations; : his Majesty is -petsuaded that the essential service they may have it in,fl ie i r _power to.render tO•tife,arnay will tbrm,the,strozigest motive to induce them: to • undertake, this service, w144:11, Vyithut :: further prejtadice to the discipline .and,etliciencyot tree regular army, by the multiplica tion of recruiting - :partjes',. nay : tend to spread the re cruiting.system over the. Kingdom generally.. I am, Sir, " Your most ,obedient.humble Servant." . . , General Fox has arrived in town. from - .the, army in Sicily, whicii is left under the command of Ge .n.:ral Moottai . ~ The following, regiments, in South America, are about to re;eive large reinforcements :--the 38th, • 40th, 45th, 87th, 88th, 89th, and'D.sth. • :'Major-General C.,ljOitE is, it is said, .to. be the new. InSpeetor-General on the recruiting service. • The report of a draft, from the »lilitia is revived— .. how truly we know not. . .. * . Several General Officers are about to be sent to . the West India Islands, ,with recruits for the regi ments there. . . Amongst 'the-General Officers who are. to accom pany Lord CATHCART to the Continent, Sir. J. STC/Akr and General ',MtfaRAY. are mentioned ; the health of the former will, however, we apprehend, for the .present compel him to decline any employ ment. DE . . . . Baron LE ROTTE.NBURGH iS to have 2 brigade in the Continental Expedition. ' The rifle s hattahon of the'6oth regiment, under his,command, hasarrived at 'Brabourn Lees. . . ... ; The following regiments of Dragoons will join the Expedition to the Continent,: the 1.'..,th, which is to . 'be added to Lord PAGET's brigade; and the t 2th and 13th regiments. The 'Westmoreland Militia are on their march. "fr6m - Diatritis' for ChathaM Barracks. .: The 2d West York Militia landed on Wednes day at rtams•gate i - and have since marched to Deal Barrac4.—The East Suffolk are also expeaed at Rawsgate. . ' __:. Saturdaylast the Lottery finished drawing, when the Ticket• No. 10,748; =a prize-ofi.soolAvas sold in Shares by .Hbotiss••and CO. - Cornbill., 'O'ittdrd-strlet, and St. James'S-street; where the first-drawn Ticket, No: 16 ; 787; whi'6ll nistributed -to the Public- the, immense-Sum of 40;0001. - was sold in one Charter,. one'Eightlz . , and ten'Sixteenth Shares. • The Ti . ckets, and Shares of the NeW' Lottery, to comrnewe draw g 14041 Y; "i"vill be on sale in a few gay;. . .... 1-. SP° it 77 NG MIT LIGZ CE DpIWGION RACES. 21. Sir 11. Lippincott's Ploughboy, igs't . : — /11b. beat 'Mr. Her bert's Flirt, lost. 210. The New Mile, 2.5g5. Mr. Worrall's Ternekeeper, 9st. tals. beat Lord F. Ben tinck's Optician. NeW Mile, 25gs. Sweest4tes of Five Guineas each, will One Illindred Gui neas added-, ,tor Horses that never won boogs. at any one time, except al. Maddington„D.', - ,ury, ur Khigscote. Four year olds lost; 715. 5-yr oids - iist. 615. Z-y'' olds and aged I;st. Tlios'e that never wnn atlOssed 4.1 h. Mares and Geldings atloyved .3lb. Tliree.,lliles-. Elevep Subscribers. Mr. Getrnain iridn'ed Cferniont, 4 yrs uld - . _ Ilr. Biggs's Bassani°, 5 yrs Ole - u - • Fifty P e onds for all ages. licais two miles and a quarter. Mr... Douglas's Bueeplialus, 5 syrs 0;d, ttat. t I Mr. Goddard's Nluuntaiiiec:r, yrs old, ilst. - 2 i , . FRIDAY. Col. Kingscote'sTigeon; beat' MAior Hervey's Mariner, lost. alb: each.. Red Post Hype, Sir H. Lippincott's P4oughboy, Ipst. beat - Mr. Woirall's Time , keeper; lust. 41b. ' Red Vast , Mirk, jogs. Swevpsiake.s f zsl4s•-eacii.- 7 Nevy Mile..: Sir H. Lippncott's Mirror, ti yrs old,, usr. - Mr. Bigg's Marprettl old, r0r."41-6: -.-- 2 Major liervey's'Mari»er - ; 5 yrs,old, • tost: , . - - -7 Lord F. Bentinck',Oprn.:lan,•rost. 71b. , ..be4t 11 , 1r.Grxitte' Harry Gray, f , sst. New :dile, .5.7c5. Ilagdicap Nate of Fifty Poiltids. Heats the last mile. SIF-H ,- ,•Lippin . cdtt's Mirror, 6 vri; Old; I lat. 91b. I' Lord F. lientinck's-aptieitto, birs old, lost. glb. 6 2 Mr, Worrall's Tiinel:eeper.,.s yrs old, lost. 3,1 b. - 5 3 Lord Sackville's'Cratittaitt, 4 - yrs bld, - 3 4 K.ingscote's Pigeon, -5-y44 old; lost. 31b. - 2 5 Mr. Calleysbr. c.- Under She.ritt; 3 yrs old, 85t.•7113. 4dr Air. Herbert's Flint, I,y S - cheduni, 4 yrs old, gst. tzlb. heat Major Herverl brother to Horns, 6 yrs old, tsmt. 61b. TwO '251;5,7 isgs. • itirfLis.:. DUBLIN, MAY f6:----Yesterday came on, at the Session-hotise,: Green -street; the Hie&ion of two Membeis to serve iiil ) -a4iarnent for the City - of,Duh.; lin. • As there was .no likelihood of a contest, Mt% LA.: Toucan having 'declined, - and no opponent to Mr... GRATTAN having been announced, Messrs. SITANi: and GRATTAN had - agreed to refer. their claims to precedence in the.noininatiorr, to the decision of the Lord Mayor and Recorder,.-who were of Opinion that as Mr. GRATTAN ri.vavat'present a - Privy. COUII difOr, his naineShollil,stiind first. Accordingly,: the High Sheriffs heing - .seated,•the County Court open ed,_ and the. Writ otTleOion read, :Mr. BIAID.E prOposed .Mr. GRATTAN; Mr. HAUT , LEY seconded the propoSal, and entered in along eulogiwn upon the charatler of Mr. GRATTAN, and the s,-.l:v.icxs whia.he-had rendered to his'eotintry. Alderman HUME thllowed, wild paid a due tribute to the merit.i of Mri SIIAW, his loyalty, his atdchinent to the Coastitution; his benevolence :and hospitality . , concludink with proposing him .as a proper candi date. Alderman CROTIIERS seconded the*propaal, and as no opposition' was made, the Sheriffs declared MA GRATTAN' and Mr. SIIAVY daiy;Cleae.d ; Both of the new Members , addressed:the rneeting - testif - y . - ing their high sense !of , the honour which had been conferred,. and promising to do all theytould - to dC.•- serve-it.. After the usual Proclamation was' made, the new Members were -chaired through the streets.", Mr. GRAVrAN Was 'carried through . the Most memorable parts of the City, k by QA:een's-bridge, Bridgefoot street.. Thomas -street, &c. and passed by'the Statue of King William lll.in colige-gteen on' his way to Cavendish-row. • Aw's •chaiewas , attended by.a great num ber of the , most respeaable Gentlemen-and Citizens .of aceorisisitined by the 'Band of his Yeo .niatiFy Corps, playing CM . - - Save the. King, and 0- rions.'other loyal tubes, to his house in Merrion square, where the .poptilaCe were treated with a plentifutdistribution . orstront beer. , • ' • In .tretand the friends•-of the late Ministry are like ly.to4Was unsticcesStill'as on this.side of the Chan nel Mesrs. Colclough and Carew have not only resigned theirYreieliiions't6 WexfOrd ;' Mr. Bolton bn fajr to exclude Sin.l.Newport for Waterford ;Col. .Bagwell is: confident .of, success in'Tipi erary ; and It will :reqn.i.re..ali.the popularity of Lord Limeitick tosupport his cousin, Mr. Winahani "Quinn, in his hope of again representing,the County of Limerick, .after .the vote he gave upon .the last division. In Newry, the long services of Mr. Corry have not availed him in a contest:with General Needham.— .The University of Dublin has excluded Mr Knox, to make. room for Mr. - Foster ; another Gentleman of that family writ probably be returned for Drog heda ; and -all the reverence which follows the fa mily of -Charlentont will scarcely . suffice. to re store Mr. Caulfield _to that-rank in the representa tion of.Arrnagh which he has forfeited by his un fortunate - attachment to the politics of the .Ex- Ministers.' • • - Trinidad: and Demerara are again sickly; at the former Col. CARtEit, of the 6th West India regi ment, the Major of the .sth :West India regiment, and another Field Officer, have died. • A Field Offi ,cer of the York: Infante) , is dead at Barbadoes. Gre nada is less sickly than it was ; the96th regiment is , again healthy., • .General lidWYEtt isabout to return home ; Gene. ral BECKWITH is -to succeed him until a new _cow, mander chief is appointed, and Sir W. YouNG replaces, ad interim, General BECKWITH in the go vernment of St. Vincent: Most .of. the. Merchant .Vessels captured at Cara con (60 in.numbitr). have arrived •at Jamaica under convoy of the Latona. The Dutch Frigate, Kenau Hasslar, Suriilam Corvette, and Flying Schooner, arrived some time before under convoy of the Are:. thusa. Capt. BouroN, of the. Esgard, was left- by Capt. 131115 BANE, Governor of Curacoa ; Capt. PEEBLES of the Marines', was Commander in Chief of •the Forces ; and -LietiL Scorr,- of the Marines, To :cn Major.. OLD CHINA.-- , —SLICII is at present the rage for this mantilaanre that a Gentleman in the City, who purchased a small- jar of the green mandar7ne, as it is styled, for thirty guineas, a few days ago at an auaion, was oiraed for.- his bargain, a day or two alter, no less than two.hundred - A Gentleman passing through a village in Ireland, . had .occasion to takte a clreerfiThglass in company with a- plain coutury.m:4n. .The latter being called. :upon for - a toait, replied " Ill; give you 'CLlthidic, Emancipatiol7." Tile Gen'tleman Wishing.to know. what his coinpnion: understvioitty that term, • 're goested an explana . tion- of it. , The rustic appeared . :iconibunded for a .moment; having. probably ne v e r thought- of the subjeCt before, and then exclaimed, " PADDY MURPHY AND THE PRIEST." ! 1 To T.I-10M4S TA ''l.ol2.,'Esq. Sir. • 'No. g, New Britlge-Street, London. CONSIDER it but 'an - aot. of justice . dne - ke , the I merits of , your..t. E MS. Ps / 2 11. ri.w ,4S/..0 coin . municate to you the folling cute, whith hia i,. teently been performed by themi--,An Acquaintance • t;f th e complication 0 1 , a ii r s i o - o rc l i t e l ts l , 4 'e ri n s e i r n e g al ttl . Ccri46:rumpulaill),it.‘‘,(.tstt,r(t4leei4tb y a most to a skeleton; and although he had the be4E -medical advice' which could b - 6obrainea.,•and tiled ;Variety id Patent 'Medicines, nothing collid bel 4 rOatllCtWV . 4lol. 5PC1114440 butt his case, or to do hint any..scrvice,:, lig.rolainecl in a i t v o st ducal and pitiable situation for two years; lb Tallo w leis proteissitni, and scarcely . able to :walk or triien to, - ,srlinci • oa his reAs'; in tact pile., who - knew him Yec t s.mppow,j , it leas' sible for him,to, tecover. was a(l,•is . ed east to try ygto L ea k e , s pit riki• 5,., st'fiafy re awns given with thein. lie iia i not tliarf:tw.6.trotes be d ' tore "he tpunti an alte.ratiolt-Ar hint' to proceed, .and by t:tising a few.bo4es );: z. _ his appetite s i r e ? wn 'rettn - n", ' snit 110 . A' 6' . aro stout as . an'c ir, — 34 1 .:511-':ares* %Voice:tic , Sir, co icier any 'person tg tttC^for a;pottirptatioti ab4le' account At ;t slionln beiivined,„ . - Mn, y9tii bb&lientl . ltin'thle servant„ , Library, Foikstotte..• '= 1 •• THOS. YlO R the ic,' , .(ate' , 3l/ege d't Lon,lon, ?..111kv 1714Jk - e.mr4o.4e;' Where, attcr.a. constant residericc-4.iticn-e tta.n 1 7 9rty Yof rs ' hi a prac . ..licc:: .pa,cticnlarly to tlic ol V 0- o t real COmplailAts, ' triage it'xileirtir - th; tieneration nit both'. Sekes; -with • ti'at which Meru ; )! s tcp4 flatters himself, the ac . . L y -ice arki, assi,si4ncA'l le grattkit::: ly administers to l'ets(ins '*akin, .ang neti' • .cift . 4 - 'AvY ' , ir ' eSte.e.me:: by a'clisgernin, , ,. as - ativanticcor.sel o to be obtained, anti void ofttne!'igt.iity, - iilso i s‘ , ld, by., his App• . -!.‘ , Anciit,., tor Ole cormi:ni,cFi t c,'l „ o„ those living; .4t: .tistance, at tha! Vti - 2351 ban's-street, Pall 'Mall ; the "TOytilO".„ No. tbi:V. ol :y . r. street ; blr. I)isborotign's, .Baxter's, Sout;i-triktge, F.e.Ourgh;ti tr~a gory ; Mr. ;lull, I)anle-;Arc.2t; Putthri verpool ; Mr: Atkinsbn's, tee every considerable "iso:.vn r.rtraul l* ? 2 t 1 inPoxes, of only -2.5. 9d..,each, :vita lu" ~u r e plain direetions, where:Li' persnns of .ti sex nia).!; themselvts with CAS; st r uithl,-sei:recy, - alsafet. • w ol) Isj. 13. L ery iolt sold in ii real P.: - irain_ is ,s diet tip w a stamp, on Which, be favour of the ut!rrinits:tionin", p ' s at, ed• at the Stamp-olliee. " T. • ravlorvNo..46" - ,Sa ti - street," to imitate which is rt.loni, and all illticrs' 3l totrfeits. ton. street, CrosVenor-scinare; LONDON' : Primcd by Ilscl3A;!D HARRIS, of No. 4, Alartiett.court, Note -street; ittzt -, liibeti by Wil.;;Lki4- Aa MIGLR SCR r ps, of South 11,10: ,At tLe St:N . -01 , 1 , 10E I ^. Strand t AviitHre ordri-s• it) r Pri .L., Li- 1 TT' REPORT. COURT OF KING'S LiENC;II, MAY 23. KENT V. ZEST. . . This was an a4lion nn the warranty of a horse: . It appeared ; the Delendant,.Captain.Best,.wished to part-with one of his horses, in consequence of_ the animal being too light for him ; he accordingly leg it. at his stables in Oxford -street, with direCtions to his grooin to sell it. The Plaintiff' having seen- Om horse, inqUired if it was sound, and being assured it was, purchased. it for 42 guineas; Lord ELLEN"? nottOcon was of opinion, that the horse had been warranted sound ; -and without-summing up the evidence, slireeled the -Jury to tied verdt4t for the Plaintiff, - i .Which they, accordingly did. Two othet causes were tried, of no- public interest. The tings at Westminster ended, • ' RlltTll - On 'Fhursdarmotninglast, at her house in T,hayer-strettb IViancliester-square, the Duchess D e 'C astr i es , of a, S on. • DIED ..........._. . . . . . , ' 'Oh Wednesday evening last, Mrs. i‘ttliby, wile of Mr... Hugh ALattsy;' of Clieapside: ' ' •• On S..t.urday, Mr. James Barker, jur...son of Alr. Barkers of the Oran - ux Repository, Great. RusSellt.street, Covent garden.. Lately, at her seas at Debden.Hall, in the County of Ea sex,.:Alts. Chtatveil, widow of tile late Richard :.luelnit4o Yrencli Cluswell, Esq. • . • IC,' b OF :,TVC.' S SATURDAY. ,Bank Stock, Navy ; per Cent 01 11 5 per cent. !Mill 5 per Cemt. 4 ,jr, Cent. 3,, 3,per Cent. Red. 631 .3 e per, Cent Con 113 sank L. Ann.. ►7 15 7 t6ths ;8 Ditto Short Ann.. Stock, Ituiia Bonds, &ew Mul.• pm, 2s. [qv thrini LIM z iri Sir dirt(); • '• 1 tripefial 3 per, cent. . • I)itto,Ann. 7 9-16:4 fur:6:ll M.iy, 6; ir 97HE .cerebTated_CO DI A 1.. BALM of 'GILEAD Nervjus DisorrS, peca= liar to fernalea,'Hysterical Affections, and Lowness-or- Spf.:. rit; Loss or Appetite and, indigestion, antiColistiropriy. Plaints in general, Sec. It is.. the rtIJJI. absbliite prated' forsuch Diseases as are attended With the foliowi'd syrriP toMa ; namely, a - great straitness - of the.breaSt; ty of breathing ; violent paipitatioi:S of the -heart, soirdcg'' , gashes of heat in various parts of the body ; apither times a sense of cold, as - if Winer - Was poilred on in the arins - and limbs, hack and belly'', resembling those ocet. ,, casioned.by . the gravel,; the pulse very vari,ablf , soknottults• uncommonly slow, at other tnnes very quick ; yawning,, ritC" lnocoug i frerinelit sighing,•and a - sens'eorsutrocatidn as fiat' a ball ol'lump in the throat alternate tits' &f crying 'and; convulsive laughing ; the sleep.unsoundi.and..seldpintretresho,- . . leg', and' the , patient open trolibl , .,A Much has liTeri said iby interested iadivaluals Nledit tliat'are atlerrised, but there Vdiy . ihtlytirfi ll x . obsd- r 4. .v.,ticia Jo be Made. :respetting. the - .cardial Balm, of qilsar4 ,t hat, tuileis.itsaryeration be gentle r . safe, d i..caCiOUS could nor have risen to th n e,ue iCliiipce . Vie'Pure'aiid univeial demand -it ha's ;IN ui red; air-, as it has , rafel.V , the grearadit - irr , t tage of. a;-persuasive:Ailvocate .at of-.- : cite. patient, 5 ?" nothing bu thls_cpnVi4tion 9t its a , i rtges , sal Litary can:induce to persevere,' and Vet r,i‘aOilable perse VC CSll4. is Most 're4uisite t 4 ). 'e'ttah t IlapPieseverni binationoCchymicais arod..gitiestieal-s to,roat opt etirs f raic Dis eases, and restore the valet).iciniaLian ta,health, . . As Solonion's'pliO*ls - now bt?cciine so great and et- , terisive, and his constant eifgageihents - i'ecitifie a' .conSidera*A 4 portion of his. time and attendance,; lien con sulted, the usual compliment, of a. Guinea ; but, wrizt9l cases,' or letters of advice, and in - tact:6in wit it an'ur I=t for 141edicine -And 'remittarke;, - fo, be' 'answered-4t are required to i ruin os e G tin-tea s: -th.ch . iet aa.t s, • should, fol . safety, be thus dircaed".Money-ltater,, Solomon, Gilead House,' near Liverpool' • }laid urn' . age. " - , -Tefters male be - orrdereti 'td be , r‘ld ' resktl. far L A..13.,at the.Post,Pfnce, till called for.. it saving of ,Nine Shillingsiti Two Gtiitea r s-The Cordia • Balm of Gilead is Sold in bottles; price hall,a-gitineafeacX; . there are also bottles, price 335. containing ;equal to fourixit tics At cos. ed. by which the Patient saves 9s. nu:lndio& als° the duty; the Stamp of xvliich bears the Propeietornarile: and address; " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool, to imitate whirls • is-felony. - . N. B. I tis necessary to observe, that the postage of all etters, whatever, must be paidfor. Cordial-ialm of Gilead, mpAtigines, and Air tergent 'Lotion, and " C; uide to Health," .are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, 'No.. 13, Strand, London; IW simith, p&t . ‘„„ eir ..Nc. 35.,' and' Mr. Raehurn,"- North. Bridgtti, lvTr. Baxter arid Mr. Scott,.Soutli-iiridge ; Mr. 1: i.teon Husband, Elder and . Co. Edinbur g h . ; • Mr. Baxter, GlaSgrfit W. Cartieron; GrcenOckt•.G. 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