The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-23 00:00:00

. . , Gin e he L 0 D ,1; G. 121 7'TX, ~ Aov:n, is • •Ll'ar-(?, , pre, A'A.. 2J, ist Regiment bf Lite - C3[041,101111 13. Oliver, front the .trii I.)ydgoonir,"w i,e C.iptain it a Troop, vice Who ef,,Lhat)os. A. ii. Reiti, Genf 10 00 Ci rn...t and Nub. [Acute by pnrchase, %Ice ~ i cti T es, josepli Coroet :hal Shb-,Ltcntenant, by pure tia,o, .1 1 ps„ vonoted. 2el Iteginictit trt Drugoon . Gitartis, Xlajor-Gen?rAl Chalks Cratitutd to be Colonel, vietz the Marijuisot 'Fownshenct, deceased. list Regiment of Dr.iyrfoliq, Lieutenant Win. (ones, from the 7th koyat Veicran Battalion, to he 'Lieutenant, vice Loviat, placed on Hail-pay .01 the 94 Foot. • Ditto, Majur-t:encral vN, 111 . Cartw right, from Aix. 2;d Light Dragoons, to.be Cololicl, vice Earl Gtcy, deceased. 4th Dim., .Laptain J. L. Iron) . the A .egitn6it of Life G l' to be Captain of a roop, vice Oliver,who exchaligcs. 12t11 kegini,ait. of Light - Driigoons; CaPtain James Thotnas Morgan, from Foot, to be Captain of a •Tioop, vice I•Liwker, who excliang,..s. 14thJ.I.ncs Hay, Gent. to be Cor net, by. purchase, • vice Knatchboll, proinoted. - . a9tii Ditto Incuicoant 'Thomas C(itilthard, - fforn . the Ist West int;lit Regiment, to be Lietatttnalit Neice Martin, who exi.:ll4mges. 23(..1 . Ditto, M.ojar-Gener a! Wm. Paviie,Trom the' ietil , .Dragooni, to be Ctore!, vietr Cart wrie,ht. Ist Regiment ot• Foot Guards, Pent. to be Ensign; without ottreltose, vice 'f tench, prilitfOted.. laritegimerit. of t•uut; M.•ballour, from the Londonderry Militia, to be Ensign. 3d Ditto, Captain William Stevens, from. the gth Casrisori Battalion, to be Captain of a 'Company, Vieediayntun, who exchanges. • loth 'Ditto) Lieutenant A. Thompson, from the Sicilian Re_ gimenti to he_Lielltellant, wit houtpurchase. 13th Ditto , Lieutenant (ohn Reed from tie Callow Militia, to. be- Ensign. Lieutenant leshuu from train the Londonderry Militia, to be Ensign. - • fisth l)itto, Caputo Francis Hawker, from the rub Light Dragoons; to be Captain of a Compity, vice Morgan, who exchanges. lliftiebrand Barry Barnhart), Cent. to be En sign, witliunt purchase, vice Walker,' who resigns. 17th Ditto, latnes , M‘Gregor, Gent. to. be Ensign, withotft. purchase, vice Ross„„prinnoted. 2 - 0 Ditto, Lieutenant Leeds, from the Caritigan mi." to S'ecood LieurentinL Lieutenant '1 Iteohlilles' Perkins,. from fhtlf.pay of the, soh Foot, to be- Pay. IhAtet oJ toe ad Battalion.' . • 25th Ditto, Foiaigit 'Patri.k Cothet, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to I). Lie.ttenaiit, without ptircino,y,,, - Qoarter: Master Atnithant Knowles to be Aojitiaot, with • the, Rank • of Etiti4;il, 1‘11.). resist, the AdjMaracy - Quartei.M.nitci j yont lathes Leech to ,pe Master, vice rk I;‘,hlted . IL, t',,e (ith .14)y:111/cft:ran •llattalturo •, Q. , - , rict.Mastee-Selje , ut Jantcs front the sth ( ~ itaistirt :B.d.t.alitro, to . be Qtlarter Master, • vice tit.} l ,-,djut • • 25th •Ditto, fin.; LEiti:NlOte'Edwarci Toitnl , ...or, to - .t! AsS . LSt3lit , o.a . geoo, vice liorgae,piconotediktne 4 . ; tit 1 IF t 35:ti lAtto, Lit utetiont :siderroart Skotildok. Ir•mt pay nl the 91;1 hit I', 'to be Lieuteilaat, VLL.t: is; promoted' in the south _•••• 4i;tl tiitto, ‘.:aptain • Willi :o n: 1 1 .itorson, front the London deity Mifitia, to be ltosi i 4o, soth Ditto, Lieuteoant ;,Mason to he Captain 'of a . Coin..l l •ipany, vice !S Itiii•ago licitly.' Belson' to be m 7.911- • Lieutcnont Roger,,North to be Adjuiant - ,.vize'Mas.at. .$24 - 1' Ditto, Calvert, Gent, to be Ensign, by •porch . ase; •• , vice Bel', ponnotoo.: • • , • 58 r l ) To he Lieutenants--Ensign Win. Ilivenport, • 4 , lsign Ensign in.• Bale. .• • To - ot: Ensigns—Lititicoantf, Gowen, the.LouthAli.: • vice. Divenrort. Lieutenant lit:111411hr. (.41t1tinItti•0111-• iihto,vice i pmii, George Collins, Cent vice bale. , soth Ditto, Lieutenant SaMuel Clotterbock, frotri;the Tip. • perar,y Milli ta,..to be Ensign, vice' D'ildaiti, Whose 'Appoint.' inelit, has cot takenplace. • 6zd Ditto, Lieutonant.fbhn Walter,4from the 4th Garrison pattalioi:,, to- he Lientenant, vice Ball, who exelningZl. • Francis Edward' Leech, Esti. to be Paymaster of the ad Battalion, Vice Riddall) Wlto4resi'gns. '• • 65111 Ui,to, Eosignit. 1.3, Eden to be Lieutenant, by pur cb;the, vice Wright, promoteddi the Ist h toot. 2 V II Ditto, Raiph ((Allison to - be 'Lieutenant, with _ out purc hase.. Ensign (ultra' Static- - to be ditto. Lieute nant Adam'. Rogers, front the IYexforri Militia, to be En... sign, vice Munn:mint. Alex. Na t tier , from ditto, to tic: Ert,sign, vice Slide. 89th Ditto, Lieuteilant •Nieholas•CliffOrd, from the Wexford • Militia, to tit, Eitsiym. • - • . goth Ditto, Ectinotiti Robin -oil, Cent. ,to be Ensign, by pur chase,, vice iNisnesley; promoted in the both Foot. Istit.l.3itto, Second LieutenanrWilliain Cox to be Fio,t Lieutenant, vice Scanlon, ' deceased.• ..Ensign-'A leXantier 'cOAne, truer the cotlf Foot, to be Second, Liettteniiiit, vice Cox. , • , ' 96th 1.,1tt0, Ensign William Runt to be Li.litetiant, without purchase. Eusreil'William t)rr to be tiellte,4ll3, Without purchase. , Ensign and Adjutant (oho Davis to have Coe • tank or.lieutcoant. "oho reach, ( l ent. to be Enslgn, vice Pont. .• • itgth t)itto, Captiitt (utos fitzliethert, from ilatf4ay •of the 9 21 Voyt k -to be Captain of 4 Comparty, vice Gorham, who exchlioges, tst Wtist India- Regiment, Lieutenant Thomas Martin, from the 19111 Light ,ioregoons,. to be : Lieutenant, vice; Lodi:, ;hard, ecin.o..,• , ,eti. . 71!1 lfitto, i. d 1. ttl , Waller to be Captain of a Coln, pony, by phretia;..e. vitae Bologne, wilt) retires. tket 'llldia Kennedy, Geht. to be Ensign, witnout purcnaSe. Abraham Nicolls; Geol. to •be Ensign, without porehise.. • ' yurk !tar r kers. l' o. b e - . L ie u tenant s— Ensign • Adam foe. Ensign Richard Alle n ; Ensign loin) , Simpson. .E.uog,n Thomas Waite.' - Ensign Georg: • Evans, from the apt) Foot. To b. Eli Sign William Bone, fr o ao do 3i0 1 ;o co t" ; vice - SyttionS o promoted. 1 - ielidei,oit, Gent. vice, hi e , Coarles Macdonald, Gent, . ti'Liklnvy, • vice sthyson. eot G vico .W tote. arttivii Chllll,Lhy :It 1 . -hO.,Lc.), l'lo. .61tr , ,C; P. komlicr to be LietitfontilL rc4El4:4. to :rice Bro , flttfirllcr. ifh Gratiitut nottaricii, tieuteoant (ohn Ball, front the bed Foot, to be Li,utFwva, vice .Waller, who exchanges. Bromley, lt :Ai. to ije Part - hoer, vice 'I llamas, spinsintcd an I irspeeting facer of Voltioteers, , 9til Garrisoli Battalion, Cavtain Charles Boynton, train the 3d Foot, to Otic:iptitili ur a Compapy, vital: Stevens, who uNctiooges. tot Royal Veteran Battalion, Coote, from the 67th Foot, to h Captain of Ii Company, vjce•Claike, tenrovixt. to the r ith Roy al yr!craii hadolton. Quarter- Master ugh Latiii:ei - , 'twin the in,th I out, to lie Lieute. molt, • ter, rerimvtal to tire 7ul Royal Veteran Hat.. . tahoo, 211 Darn, CAinala Francis Iligginson, from the nth Royal Veteran Hatiali.:4l, to , C j aptain of a Lompaoy; vice ext:ll,lnges.' 4 01. Ditto, C4lit ;At (;‘ - ,city,e U. from the, p 1 Royal Veteran li:itt4liort, to be Ciptain of .1 (.4>filptillyi Vice filg. gintion, excllangs, Ditto, tietitenant (;eorge i Palmer, homilte 15t Roy.tl Vetetan'Llatralicm, to hie - .l..icutetiatit, - vice [otits reliloy‘ci to the in Dragooos, Ariiik;y of tba rd taßge! afro an .74;4 - P. Second Lieutenant Charles . 4timund is ttinidssayich to be First Lietitenaiit, vice, Ericierici,,doceaNvi. Dated Nov 1837. Ensign • Will: MIA Myer, fr.in the tst nattlitim of the L•tte, to be Seecind Li, v itenant, Blumenb.icli, promoted. Dated is above. ammistivns sighed by tbeLf;rd Lieitte wrist .of fiants. 1 , . Pottseg Hateclion Gi tv,,,,cer bi t iviny. -, ~- - • f ' Thomas'. Pratt, 'EsTrAirtie" elipt:.lll, - vice White, resi g ned. i• . Dated Nov. i, iik7. Emig') Ltavid Spicer to be Captain' vice Spicer, promoted. I..),at.ht. as above. Win. Stroud, ; • Gear. to be EPiiiP),,vice 1.). Spicer, pwinuted.. Dated as 1 above. Sanitie! Ilill, (...;et.t. to be Eitbign, vice Gravenor,, resigned. Dated as above: , . . . , - Porisynotill?.Battaiim of Volunteet 111;inty .. .. ',' ' 1 Moses Itiiali, Gent. to be Ensign, vita I. Way, resigned.. Dated as above. ' • •' ' . . , . 1 Commislion zigned by 'the Lord I,:leittennnt bf the Cqugfy of Kent.. B arbain Po-i.tvis ) . e9m,vir,i: Ca; airy. r ' , Dean john Parker; Esq. I:) be Captain, vi, , .: Paylar, resign ell. Date 4 Nov. 7, ilk?. trummissiaht.ht the Argyll and. But eslii re Militia; sipted by the - • Lt.& •. Lieutenant, linsign john Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice ;',l` Lean, re. sigre,i. D.ited Od. 3g, 1807. ‘Viill.on i),,n,ilit, (~ent. \tobe Ensign, vice Canipbell ; prwilvtul. Dated as above. %,. . ~- - , s frr A . Christopher' Farwell, F.rti. Major of the 4th Drawl* :Ctlard3 4 to oo rat Inrip.7ctiog Olfl4.:er or Ye.otrtanri 210 Volttnteer,Corpl to Great .liritut, tiith . .titul4lA or I.lerttertant.-ColooLl the /linty wink:: so employed. Al— th rksf,`'hiti:tt • Coihniks6aly of Stores, riuVioloot, to the • . , . . . '• On&vice Wilco, Nov. 171 I.SP7. R4 4 lleroir of At 'dirty. . To be Second Lictiteitat,t--Gclitieltliin 'Cidet Janice N. Charles. I..)idcd .No4N,Tittber 3, iSrlz. Gent,leutan . Cadet }ferny Maelt.od. D.tetl Gei:tleMan. cadet , aim', S. Lu 1 . 3.ttc:4 anuve, , Gentlemen (;:a.det 'Wil liam C. Anderson. Dated 'aA above. Gentleman C, t ~,c,eo o ;e Brow p.e t vice CT Ate, lareitvioreil; Dated as.above. C,itlet [olvii iuc.ker, vine Coiebrooke, pro Oiled. Dated us ab./ve.. Gentleman • Ca.tet .C4itites. Manner.f, vice Willoc.4. promoted. Dated above. ,111/ilary • Atlbert (iCnt. 'lO bc:. Sob.i.icuteliaitt. Dated Nov. • 12, tOtAu obtoson, tiCat - , to be tutu). .Datcd'av X.l)t.oYe. . 'Oerti;vite Offite, IV6II. 19, IEO7. Row,' Gentleman Cadet Henry ,Davy to l';'e Second Lieutenant,vica ilerizston, pioMotetl. Dated Nov. t, 1207. - MO NI)014; P tinted 'I( cHA P 114 , 4"iii5;, - (if No:4, At tile,Stlty.Orvicy No. t 1t", stratla'i .B.INICRUPIS, . . , • 4.. . - 4 -Viiltiarn,Lucas, of Cheapside, I.ollkir . m, Warthollseman, Nov; 30, Dee. 7, and .fan. 1, at twelve, at (4.; . ttildin.ll. • Kit4rnie, hle . :isri. Kibbiewhite :nil Rot. land, cia.Y's• luti - pl"ce. ' Jame, . Powell, late of Vvapping- street, N•liddk.4ex, Loftin and box-maker, Nov. 24. • Dec... 5, and tan. 2, at twelve - , at Guildhall. ••AttOrlliCS, NieSSIS. Wegener and . Witi,.. Red • Lion-street, Wapping. Williant SimpXon,•ot . lite Strand, NI iddresex, tailor, Nov, 27, Dec. 3, .and Jan. 2, :it ten, at GudiJoiall. - . Attorney . , .Mr. West, - inernent!s-bm. • ' • '•• • • - "lames Hudson, of Watling-street, London, merchant, Nov,; 2S, at one, Dec. t, at ten, and 1 an. 2, at eleven..at Gottd• • hail. Attorney, Mr. 'Philip Iltird, King's lienctv-walks, Temple '• " • Wiill. , lll Swann, of •Stockport, Chesitire, brazier, ,bec. 7,8, and kn. a, at eleven, at the Crown anti Anchor, Stock - port: Attomies, Ltige, Inner TeMple, - London ; or• Mr,,-.Harrup., Stockport. - • .•. •:• . john-Armitage, now or kte of Lee,is, Yorkshire, cloth-mer. - - chant, Dec, g, to,.and at efeven,, at the Ttiree Legs • 41114 Leeds. 'Attorntes, Mr: Wilson, - Greville.street, Flat .. ton-Carden, L014,10b ,or Mr, Conplarid, Leeds. John L'Ahht ,Deacon, of tklotcheara, lincn-draper, L'ec. 9, I I„ and lan. 2, at *three, at the Royal Oak Inn, .Manchester. Attornies, i) , lr. Ellis, cursttor.streel, , l e onclon ;-Or ,Mr." Morgan, 'Manchester— , I relaad, the - elder, of A,liburtott,..P.evonshire, 'cord., wailer, ozc. 1,.2, and Jan. 2, at ekieti, 'at the linsit vero, Ltt4stoi. Atiorntes, Hall and: Jarin.iii, . Croston,,ol LiverpOol, .I),eq. 17, and l an. 2 , at one, "at tne Globe riv e rn, Liyerpoul. At. th toris, Messrs. Cruilip awl Lodge, Liverpool ; or :11r. 'llatt'ye,"CLancery.Liti:, John -"Orison,. tit , nr,neYzscri%'ener, ..Dec'. 7, at rive, 8, at ten, at the Lion !••,, Congictoii; and"lan. t, at eleven at rootros , vit iiiiu, S roix.„ , Staltigdsitire, Artimnies,.Mr. J. and R... Withs, W4,11101\1- - conzt,, Lon,lon ;• Mr, foster,, Rai,eley;,'StallUrdshire vor '• Nlr. Lrici.ett, Conglet , ll.• • • Christian baltlatar Von limit, late of St, Petersinirgh, but now (WC; ray's.inn-Cotree house, •- Holborn, InerLiunt,:‘,lttv.,2,4, Dee. 8, at or.e, and I an:: 2, • at, ton," at Atturniot, Messrs, ,G rcgstni and. Angel:enurt, Throgniuttoti-street, :lames I.oriliaiv;•Or l'ru.non, Lancashire, linen-draper, Dec. . 4, Is', a, at eleven, at ttie Spread Eagle, Preston. A ttorin,s, Temple, London; or.Messts. 131.anc.hard an , : Carr, Preston. Richard Dolby, oT Colchester, bricklayer, Dec'. 1, 12, and Jan. 2, at eleven, at Gtiddliall, London. •Attorntes, Mr. Smithies, Colchester ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London. lames Crossley, of Halifax, Y 4 orkshire, ,and Kin-street, "London, niajltilit, Nov. 24, at eleven, I.)ec. 5, at ten, and. fan. 2, at eleecn, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevansvand Maples, Old Jewry. .I:helms Dowell; Jim. • of liolywell r Monnt, MiddieseX, .hawker and pedlar, Nov. 28, at one, Dec 5, and an.'2, atrtvielve - , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Field, riatty;.strget. tont, WAD; of CraVen-buildings, City-road, Middlesex, ' inefchant. Nov.. 24, Dec. 1, and Jail. 2, at eleven, at • Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Loxley, koger.rartriclge,- or Clement's.lnn, Middles‘:x, merchant, Nov. 24,, De c . t ;, a n d lan. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs. Logged and Smith, Wasinghall-street. Daniel Edleston, ofLiverpool, dour-dealer, Dec. 21, 22, and I a‘ , . 2, at eleven, at the York flute', Llyertiool: Attorney, GrOaVeS, Liverpool. John Soutliby, Brict4e, late of _Nice; in Italy, but now.of London, merchant, Dec. i,,8, awi 15, - at ten, at Guildhall. DIVIDENDS. ' Dec. is, John Wo'od, late of I lexhain, Northuniberland, eur_ tier, at eleven, at the Shakspeare. Tavern, Newcastte .upop-Tylie. ' • - • • Dec. ts. I lenry Gardner, of St. john -street, ClerkenWell, Middlesex; orewer, one, Dec. William Leith, , now or late St. laargaret, ' .Ro- . , , .• .ctlestcl, Kent, •r01 , ..:-Irwitert. at one'. at .Ctuildnall, „ London. Dce.'22. (tielt.trd Cramp, of Great 'Maly'-le-bone-strecti N - 11 , ;.1 1 .esex, perfumer, at eleven, tt Guildhall... 1).:.e. icy. Wit ltant king, late of Stamford; Lincolnshire, victiialler, at eleven, at the George and Aii4cl I no, , Stain. 1 iuril. pc,;. 14. William 14CS, of Liverpool, merchant' at eleven, at .the George Inn; Liverpool. . ' ' Dec. Is• - loin' Sinidnina, Mal:in Simmons, , and: William Sirrlihons. iif Liverpool, merchants, ai eleven, at the 'George Inn, Liverpool. Jan. 30.: Edward:4' resgraite".4l Spalding, Lincolnshire, met (.. c hant, at inv.:. ,at CI t. 4 ld hal I, Loduti. . ' Dec. .t . Reuben Allen, tit 1101 Wycombe, Buckingham- . shire, carrier, at one, at Guildh..H, Loni , .i.. I )gairli. ‘gecilge I vlniN, law 0 1 we...tlionAnton, Lancashire, .coat-tnerelt.mt, .it eleven; '4l the Black 11.nse lon, Bolton: le. Ivlikirs i . L4n,.:.,..,biro, • ' Dee. ri: 'rlini,v,.. T j te; late ut Daventry, Nortliamiton- • s hi re; atotinneeoand licirior.inerehant, at ten, at the ‘ col pack hut, Warwicn:. Dec. 12 . `:: rah Aos.tie, late of Devizes, Wiltshire, dealer, at ter, at Guifah•lll,' London. Dec, 1 , 9,-• ji.dilcs Budd, at - fall-Mall, Middlesex, hatter and busier, at tyvt^iVe, at Cltildhall. • D. c. tz. loiin Edwards and George Manvell, I)lC:tie-Cu 'eh, 1• l i ntshire, maituratturers Of earthenware, at ten, atGuila. hall, London. . . Dec, 22. - fienry Cook and John Beibert, of Birchin.lane, London, merchants; a; ten, at guildhall. Dec, t . d r' . 1 ( 19. kre e lc.bray, late .01 :4taphopc-street, Clare- Market, Middlesex, 4oldsinith and jeweller, at ter., at Guildhall. ~ ''' , ~ ' '• ." . • • Dec. iz. I a4IICS Craig, of. Lime.strect, Lontion,- , merchant, .at one, at .Ctiikiliall. ' • • , L) cc.. J 9.• Allred Adarhs, of ClieSter-place, Lambeth, Surrey, - timber-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. , .. L. ii. tir,orge Blaylock.; of Neweastle.upQn Tyne, met. ' chant; at eleven, at thy "IsUrk's 1 lead Tavern, Isle vcastle.. \dPec. 24, Chrlinipher lohnstonrot Gteat Stairthral. , , , ,. Essex, merchant, at twelve, at the Angel 114, Colche,tel. Dix. 12. ' ratites Campl.N:ll, of the S hat:esp.-nu Cavern, Covent-Garden, vintner, at one, at Guildhall. CERT IPICATE S„ ' . ~ . • . 1,., • g . •• 4 " Dec. 12. Ric vhard.Meaclle of Kingston-upon-Hull, pattert, ; - •-nlaker. , • . .0 l 9111) Bridge, of Liverpool, merchant'. • .. ame;; WilitehCaci, Cl Clll4lCh.Street, Stirrcy, hat-rll.2llUraC. - turcr. ' .. . f • 1 SilaS Co`,/,' late of Bouflon, Dorsetshire, miller. .."_. • kovikcs, Lite oi Luniton; wino and liquor. 1116 talant. Piln TM:RS(IIPS D Chainnan„ot Turnhartrmgreen, and.. lames• Chapman, 'of I larrow, soflt hi. • • . ht.' tltid6on and J . , Lloyd, 'Oxford, milliners. Thomas ciialllod'alid Thomas hlortillier, eocksnur-street wine.rnerchants. • •'' Down' :n and john Tellkampir, C11i:C1.04 , 4 ) PV;( 4 . Nati. MOaxwood,,and l'osephlohnsoti, Ecclesticid, rnaLvro. • • • R ••' •• * Thos. Lyrinand lons, Cheapsrde, boot-rnikers,, . Thomas Lister and I. Frederick Smith, Wakefield, Vint, woolstaplers. . , Thortiaz; Cain, Robert-Cain, and Satn. Ackerley, Livapoola drapers. jolut Singitton, Wm., SingNton Arttit Sams Singl:ton; W:gan, LancasieW, cottrni-in inufactlirers. C. Robinson and I. Dunn, WoOd-stri;t, Cheapside, Black well- ltall-fielors.' • - chs. Robinson and Joseph plinni3Of Aldenbem - ,Herts,h.lothi v*orkers: John Hall and lanies Ormond Norman; l,urtgate.hlll, • men. • • „ 'SPORTlNGr..x•rttAnanugArtY.--;--uaptain I3IINNTiT, ,of the :Loy.; Ongar Volunteers, engaged to trundle a hoop from Whitechapel; church to °rigor, iii Jss- SEx . , int three boursand an half, a d'stancanf twenty two miles,. fOr_a wager of' one hundred guineas. .He started'. on Saturday morning precise)); at six o'clock, with the wind ,verV, Much- in hiS fa'rour, and - the odds about two to one against him. Not-, withstanding the early hour,' the singularity of the ~ match brought .tooether, unmeroas:assemblage.--- he hoop- , --used by * Capt. , B. cl.l the ;occasion Was heavier than those trundled by boys in general, and was"ieleacd -by him conformably to the t erms,of the' •wagO. The first' ten Miles Capt. B. performed in', one hour and twenty . ' - ninUtes, which cjurnged the odds•considerahly'in. his favour. We did not hear in What' time he i)ertnrmed the whrtle of the dist once, but there is no doubt that he accomplished it 'considerably Within the given time; as • the Ongar coachman met him only jive - miles and 'an half front Ongar, when he had a full' hour in hand.' • ; A young .'man, of 'the name of Odes, has betted o 1 50 guineas l'O'so to run a race against time, 3() miles inf Our hours'; which is to take place in a few clays. • , • Notwithstanding Grepon, the Lancashire brniser, was so severely beaten in his late , contest with Gul ley, that lite was despaired tit, he is Min c.ollli dent that," in .the even( of anethey,b*le, -ho will prOve,viOofions.': His friends encourage hitri in! this opinion, as he is under the . tnitiowni Dan IttquilLter, and they liave prevaii,:d upon him .to cluliphge his late opponent fur ‘..:(tol: The challenge 'w,ls sent a few days agoi and con- Nomnit, Where Cr . 'it(ii.w has bean staying, • for some tiiu,. It was couched in . the fellowin terms : • • . " Mr..G ULLE Y tis the wish of myself and friends, that I should try my tortnne with you In another ,battle, tor airaide. arelactineatogiveine the opportunity, I. Wu thank you to say se, and also to mune thc.ttme whcit it .tt di be convenient to meet, to Ind doWn stakes, aud artiwge ticulars." • I'6 this .Gulley returned an imthediate . ansi.ver, as -•• • ' • .Mr. Ga E sort —I accept your Challenge, but wish that you would make the match'lor instead•of I shall n.,t delay a moment 4)eink - in town, fot,the ptnpose of making the neeos i saryafrarigements as to Saturday,. a battle 'took place near the end of Green-batik, Tooley 7 street, between a. liacknoy-:•' coachnian and a carman.. The carman was double:, the age of the other, and submitted .to muchill before he resented it :.in half amour,, how-, ever, he ptinAed the, coachman, most severely, so as to make it „necessary for him to be:cart ied away. in his coach. . A few days since 'died; in Lincolnshire, Hannah- Huddleston, a fishmonger; this popr _woman was mother to John Sykes,: the favourite sea' an of the, gallant Lord 'Nelson, whose valuable life he twice, and who received the Spanish Officers' 'swords .from the hands of his. Lordship in the whimsical manner recorded in ". the caption of the Si. Joseph, in the aaian'otf'Cupe St... Vincent's. The late Ballinasloe Fair, in Ireland, was not SO numerously attended'as - Ol the, preceding year : the sheep sold tolerably well, but the horned cattle found a dull sale at lower priees.than were obtained at the upwards, of 2 t Pair of I`Bo6 ' • ' d n e t t a l' rscien was feutid yen A rs fe e w le i r la k y o s f si t n h c e e, pa J i i is C h rit o tein s hang tiLr r ng ; bodging under that, the gallery ctf trio church. It app rs, the aat a short tit to to the itiorning as he was found,oti the congregation eon ring the church. . • , • . Sattirday, at Vrior s ga'‘tAe," o il li qu tl i i .s e ili r d o n vas adfrom takn S e ta ; o riti i io:'e to Beaeotisfield, uu .• the botly.of,a young lady of the name of Blew-. c,tt, who. Was fund dead in her hed-rooM on Fri day morning. Thu deceased,. whO was the datt,gli ,ter of a wealthy. .Merchantncilv abroad, was on the point of marriage with a young Gentleman of fur-. tune, .who spent the evening on'Thursday with the family. Ott a female servant. repairing to the young ' Lady's chamber, at eight o'clock in the porning; she discovered her on the boor a corpse. Medictll aid was called iti;' , bnt the deceased had no remains of life.. She had died ofa tit, and had bruised her self dreadfully by her falls, but the noise had not alarmed the family: To-ntorrow•was fixed. for the 'day of lter niarri.tge. Yerdiat-- , Die4 by' the It4iia , • hot: of God. - • : A few days since; as :Mt. - Bennet, a respectable farmer, was taking shelter with his two sons Mider a large tree, a. flash of lightning . instaimineouSly IOW; a cow, :which was grazing about : fifty.yards oft and taking its,.direetion to thetree,,struck .the three persons to the grotind. The father and 'one' of the sons : did not receive the slightest injury, brit the eldest was found .to be lifeless. A. man in the employ of a Gentleman at East bourne, some time since, thinking he ,could eifea 4 cure of the glanders ,With which.an ass belonging to has master was'greatly,affliOed, fomented the diseas edparts, and was frequently : assisted, by,his master's. 'brother. The Gentleman and the servant, extraor, dinary as it may appear, became both. afiliCted, within a few weeks, with thedre.adful Jlisordcr un der which the animal had sutfered: . They, became. indispuAd at the same time,. with.violent pains .in different : parts of the body, succeeded by ,wounds the legs, with ruLitig sore's. The servant expired there are little Hopes tilt4 o s f e h o i t s , Br eveLoLTCYK• a few days since; the , the BankrnPt, Gentleman is yet .alive, but chi Sat ut d.ty have .s b r p e : ta s i ci te t r i a. : l l -d t h e t t e ;e ! t r i tli‘ i t riae t h r ia, t 9 :l e l P oli tl e, x i a : t e t i li l lt aio e i : c c f l io t e. i t t t i : l i r e ti‘l C y j i h t r a prepared.,d r g 1 11: but s vtio i . t ordered:it to be argued at Sear- jleioi v. i'isnelsnsr.t,thaeapdriels , s 'le i r so o t i rt o ,jihe (;court w,as,eiowded the legallobjedions to. „ the I.l,etkrupCs Commission. . Wit'§lliltliered ; fretn a tree ; in the garden c p ) ( f . I\ l. . ha J t 1 1 11 v ) 5 e i S g:h l e ) ti ci rs 2 o l t t is s ,. „B otl eckr, , in. BuSsex, t hi to d. ge ti- t r i n er y • measurer ri,,,,[l:,:ui;iiiite,id'lph6.(;lrtise7pe2iroto,udiulecscesdi.ne,fol'ipe'rs.. C coil. jla h 0! SATUR Bank stock, rutty 4 14e1. Cent 9 8 givtis Cent?. 1 ;797, , • I mt%'i Ccht.;. IYA gqi St 3 put Cenr.lt.e.o. 63 per / Cent Con 63, 3 Matti: Ann' 111 i5-10:nsi Ditto Short pUbliShett by WILLdAM AR 14 G Selt P rif .S,atilpivttlitiniTstra!t, foSV:!11 ,1 " ill, are; )r , the Z'aPero ifticis for thQ 4ciiiur, ttc..(posit-paid) l mtii( s , t. POLICE: HATTON- Os ARDEN .-1' w o brothers, apprenl ti. t#o,`'a'_3e t oiler In Great &it:ton-street, Clerkenweiti weve , :cormnitte3 for re-examination. on a 'charge nt -stealing. a•hundted :rubles of diamonds, vi...hjch prac tice' follo4d for, some time. . Norlti wa4 fully committed to Newgate tor netniber of articles Of cotton furniture; and alio standsvonimitted on suiricion,of-stealing cel lar key,, by vlikthshe had access„to theliquors, from which she e klri;'!ited a large quantity. A..ky cur: MApOilding aX\ aly'v it theOtie in the po4sesSion ot the Prosecutor, ,Wm. Dawson, Esq. was secured by Hancock, the.Qkicer. N I 0 N-11 pu . NE.—SaNyclay Nathaniel Searle , 3 person who had be - an put in `Marge of a Commercial .14011F.e, near CheapstQe, under execution ferdelit;. • •yoS charged before, the -Loan Dti.4lYOEl With StC;s iiiig 1* c.* 'Not and:other 'valuable prapetly in•the334 house.- • It-appeared no '‘ - >ther person., had access, tv the liracti 'froni whence the properi'v Was taken. AVheti'. iVith 'the thee; he at first :•ilenied, :afterwards confessed it; sheived wio he'hj a 'concealed the Money. He k a aid .he had be..‘4 l et" — ployed by a person" or the 'mne-Of .Fenwick. wee Prisoner was committed for leMier examination. - Gentlerniin tia de a cort;Plain t to tho... Sitting Alderman, at GuNlhail, of h.oing been rglibed of his mink in the,lo,llwing matiticr • -.—He put it into a .backoty coach at-the Swan " 4 Two Necks, in 'Lad -lane, for the hit; o f pro ceeding to Thames-street ;- he then stooped * few minutes to the bar of the'taveru; wLeti c , turned and got into the coach, he'found traite gone, and the otheedoor I-Ie called to jo coachman, j lit) ; said he'knew notliing about the y trunk. • The Alderman told the Genactuan he tai;;"' sue the owner of the coach for the value Of the trunk, but could net :charge the...Coaclunan with rb e th4ft unless be bad proofagainitlrim. • • • . -siatuiyo.—John .Powell was priVately e*' mittett,• oo yaripus.charges.of . swindling; nod-Y 46 - fully'confinitted for tra - 1 on one charkr i thatot under different asspmcCi chantEters, -of .mobey goods: other charges still ren3aitr'iipetvagaitqt-pitp; and art nota few iii nun:there • ;cec 811?-1 On Friday last, in Ct./lithe:rt.-street, Lady or Santini Etkards, Esq. of a Son - anti A few d. , 0 ago, at Stooc: .11 Stattimishire, on Ildr 2 0 Bath, 'the Lady of 'AubtiO, itsic:of Del66.ara, or A SCM. Lately, in Publfri, the 1.4 y of-Lienry'.Broofce, Esq. of a Scoand !kir. t. • MARRIED: On 'Thursday last, at LarSll4lll, near BlIfle:aY, in Suffol k ' . Jahn Wwitfinis; t:scl , .His I NLOty'g . 6',sto - ' , l . atgatte nt. kocit,- to attna.Mai ta yettagest:daugls4:l et. „:11ark,,Dutcherp' Esq: at tite.torip“ place. ~,.•• 'On-Sittirday at St. Pancras Church, I,6cltper, tut. - of ttte East-Imila Coalptime_vServict- 'to :111,s,NlAry • PIED. - On the 13th inst.- at the lsland-;.of St. 'Mar *hr, atket a short illnass, Me. Williams laclison, bruggisi, fu'rmerly cif POoryn, - in Cornwall, who ha i lcr!.a•wiclow' WV?' rive children to deplore 111eir loss.• • • Olt Tue4cray everfmg last, the Rector .of Sr. Mai tilt:Wont* u ROY, 4ftir-14, ellow or irrazo Nodp Coils:qv, The same night, at k(4ittotz,' nor Stainattr; rerra Ards, sister to Colonel Noel, M. la. tar the Cour4 of Rorland, and only surviving daughter of Lady J..in; 10 1 wards. - on Friday morning, in ParngorVltuildinys, Mrs. mad, relict of the hue Colhaal , ,Charles . Chapman, of 134th ' . S 170 C IV 111:14 Y. . I Illia'Sti*k I lionttq Is. dis*. par, Exchequer Ai I is r o. 35. - . Otnniukn, t # pr. iperi4l 3. J oe! . (..;eot. I)lttu Ann; • 3 per Cent. Deferred Con. tor 2.6111 inst.. 63 ..;;" ,'',.,.:.....-...•,......._....._ _ ...____________ T N profes3ing myself a replarly educatel Membtr it..of the College of S.tirgeons, I _think itineitinbent olin'. toognify, that my Piploina front the College or Surgeolis in, LoOdon, as well as- Certificates from the Hospitals, alicii v .'4'. nuns Professors ainderwhoin 1 studied Physic, Stirr;ell.. a tt Midwifcry v have been for years placed in one ut my Pad"' open to the inspection ot•any person who . 4appens to hatherf.r • Outs desirous of such, tr;tainination. ' Thirieen years I have reSigred all 'other pradice for lltc, study and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debil it yl but it was•not fill I had expesieure, as an Army:Surgeon go', : r a mieral Practitioner, that'l thought myself justified 11 , ''f selection of tok peculiar branch. The ctrocent rated force a, the'lluintinf totalled, when- direaed to a - pars icular poit ,' . . must acquire •stsperm- ity within - . the circle of its own a,;,, i Ts anti_ kut,g C 4116110.41 AtIC.CCO, is a (Scented proot that mY.ewr . ,"„4 h4ve not been less benctLiak to others than advaiitageoo '" rr Pr ''' iiie °L lll 7. iStre ' ss ant the mis " er ' ywhich arrays fr om ' a certain (14!: st4iialVeriabit so pentichnis to school-boys, have been " 41 3 ; quently pourtrayed by . the moralists of the age ; but it is II!. duty or:every Pr.retitioner, when cal :cif upon, to relieve 1 1 a e pi n x rtu c oecc l ir u iutt.ti I v id,: c iel e bri x tra,6 l. :: : n e .rn.c r cte i t e e: 11 01 : i Is e ; ial i el t b i liit ,i,u t .s h at Il i . el s i nys l eie i I ,.iil i , p e rt?: t cs o b:in o !,6 l : l :s e wi, r g , ii: i rt i I r ),; ' t, ever scui y o, ni s azi n t ee l; i i i :; e i: ' ' fi ' .l : , *tide:rings by medical ASS,lstanee r obr it is the,iniquiretnent of ~ i , ad i in peas! Coinplaints, early application init . eS 4111 1 11 rtl C 7in 'l e r di;; .; cure. O most Opt in tiro complicated oases of Detri-fity,i €"' • pattied by levers or disorders, of -the sr stem arising from o, i i . gl . ded inteClion, some perseveranCe is clispensal.ay re 41 415 14 • lee the tianiination of the' constitution, and restoration ~ 'health and vtgour. - - :In all cases , in either sex, the most inviolabl e fecrtel I°7. Observed, and the terms or remuneration urerplaioty sta“:d.°. the first interview. -• ". .. •. '. . . • To MY CORRESPONDENTg• „, e n if T , he.extend‘d reputation which was the tirst objeci 0 ,,, ,1, ;. : , - 1 aniblii . viti, in the- Ttt L. Al M E NT. of VEN bit EA I , C ( .1 00 ... i 1!1.. A! :NTS and bliiil LI i•'", having aurae - tett to toe X•tf ~,, A Corres t auizdcnts lit tile iiiiikit liingdom of Greatilritait: from di ill:i ..:11; ,'arts of Europe-and America, I. beg to adtlf t'? ' tbi 5 pi] till• liotke to such Correspondents. , ' r thas; ' The occuipation ot.my tiki.: ill . ; litig„iftters fro" ► ~di i oc SW , - 1V0k91611-04gc AWL rpnlUlUnitiotl, matte it IleL;'aS.J l Y ta rt ,_ ; . 41 103V.' ,yearS'`:aito: to nNierv:.-, that' no ictret could b.: iloti‘,a 7 a . : o,7o - ,:, 'a Rank:note was incloseq.; I •again repeat tilt , it , t°" oi iii,i; • that no, letters withoui incluStires C. 33 be answele4, ... 4 t. . front. l'“t it:A) t already ,under. In y ca re, . Arid I beg - I ~ ) , .,si u , '. t :il., . r a `that hitters from the AVest Indies, or.- from Joy torriorri _,. eca, try, Must contain not poly acomplete-sta'renient of 1 ..... 7 0 ,`;i,,{ . 4t 4', very liberal stint, suificient to cornpetts-ile lo !,'.1,•,,,1,01.1 writing firlly . 'on, tire.complaiiii, aud tor , the piepar ~ A, .. 'considerable coursz et .nedicine by a London Citetiiiv,,W;", .silduld be tequisate. Wli'cre the diMail‘VdOes Pit: ~.",,„„. . „1* el..feuey E.:l.C,..!'r,.,.pOildc:lict., it to z.,',.•„0 doift•d,that t1ie .,. .!;, o p., . ;rnai.i,g of liv hit, :‘,13 getleta; ILt,•iii.,,,), 21 WOl,a l S •,' w. , l /:, L ,! ., At'.*, T 61111114, call liQs:il.)ly Ile desclibze„ 04 niOst pain, 1 , 4 L , , Ci fie Ct. •, , . . . 'al4 ' 1 C,llll-itiP., •i . ci,ettzrs. : recnfite no other direai , ?n, t.1 1 4t - -to ''S - ;_ .. t ,; ; e:rin.: l • o :'. 011%1441.e, :,,, A . ,lattin, litr , .4. F.:sq. I.Liocion,.".ay, trw s i„ - 1e.: ,., •flic, jot' either Sex, Stray have rise fullest asSittlilir& ,',7‘ ty , (,ii1, 44 ... tpciVrage i.V. Setters, accortioulkd by I 0 . , 4 7 n'' 'C' ! l' : ' ,,, y. .• : : ttled tiiia; 7 bia wilt Ait.Cf warL!s.• be ella in 4TO tjlej.„ tt /..., ty, • ' . NIAIZ. i I l''' ".' i ' -10 1, , , L'l ti- t Strard near 1 ,olip4.- • ,i,,,,nri , . 4:2, Mutt— -,. ....e .. . , . *: ,:t, :I.) 114tii Art' aeditioual Entrance in Water...s . .„,....-, -----.. - L ' 1- 1.1 :' ,1'4. **r of the Royal Cone-- o! . S suf, oto:r..111 J D :' l ' i , fi~ Y'~ 2