The Sun. — London, England, 1807-05-04 00:00:00

2,Ms. ST. LEDGTII. . - -• We stated on Sattirday; the fire, and . erealfel : conseqUences. s '.w . hientook place on Friday eight - at 'the hoe,: St. Leeger,• the Actress, in Upper Norien-s!roct, I)! T . -wile-1 - OA. Some . further par ticulars event transpired on the Ce roller's itit t ueSt; t):n Saturday; at the Caution Ta‘er!,„ 1 or.i..ed-road, Mary-le-bone, on the ,body, et' Arnie :Nicholson, I'•.'& by tailing from the attic: story of the is :esk:e :wee: the •p remises were burn ing. The witnesses to the tads were- the: followitte : Eliz..beth G. - riner, the daughter of a publican , in -Norton-street, knew .t le deceased ; she .was. thewife of a seaman no..v in his .04.1jesty!s service ;-:she slept , • -tit tars.. St. Ledger's house, atid was'emplOyed :as- a chairwoman. • Alexander Anderson, a bricklayer in Upper Nei - - ton-street, heard the cry ot Fife I about o'clock eon Friday morning ;• he put -on , his-clothes and ran • - cut and ,observed, two wonst n standing . at the south .t.o•fet wiudow: of .Mrs.: St. Ledger's house, then in ,liathes. They were screatuingf , tr assistance. :Wit ness iminediawly went round to Pertland-road, to •the'rear of Mrs: - .St. Ledger's house, and got into the zdjoinieg house, No. 68, which is unfinished. He . roar-up stairs to the garret,, and held hiseirmS•out of the Window towards the deceased, who flung her-, self out„ holding by his hands. this•perilens.situ :atnin she-hunouspentied -some minutes, when -wit ness being incapable of supporting her, and she be ing exhausted, she fed froth his hold, struck With. het' feet, against.....tllce::7l.l of the -ftrsetloor window, pitched upon the latidi,,g.place ot the door s and was Witness lead saved the. oti!er female bylthe t apse - means. The first woman exclaimed, I can Ate but once !" and 'ctiminitted. he - rself td his hold; b it she was much lighter, acid more active than the tl ceased,, anti litlak:her into the r ind Ow. • H ..IY;ichard Coekee-steteary, in Portland-road, was vlaritedeby the (n - y of Firel, he. saw - lrom his chamber w itßilw i leiteile, aepai'ently in . great dis tress,2striding acress a ratCer ot tbe balcopy,.. the.roof Of whiclehad irt ~llill 'iii; from thelwo - ,tan of - 7,-taniS window:7 '; Heleft: his lothe •toi front o.f . .t:hat on 'tire, end saw is. St. Ledge at t,he-deor, 'who had. es ".etped from her perilous situation-, Witness effered t.Q Coin duct tier to his . house, hitt she appeared-greatly .dis tressed, . and ,exdanneit • hit - Idly for her. 'child...44e Witness • Aced. 'where ;the; child . was _ 7 afid MrS . . tr. Ledger told bins on 'Ole second floor: ;Wit ness made his way through the . smoke to •the place ,vhert-3 Lie tad been told- the-child was, - 'but could notlied it. He afterwards - understood the r infeut had been thrown oat •of -the window by another Person-, caught, in . a blaeket,. and preserved, While on the staircase, he saw the.deceased and her corn-. panion in the garret. He called to ,theth to rush through the smoke and. desceed. the . stairs, but they reinied; witness then got down with difficulty, and went for the tire-ladders,• but was unable to procure theekeys ef the place where they kiitle kept. Wit tiqs tOoogOt toe I,Ellish Itiehly reprehensible in dot having the iadderS ready ; but for the delay he con cii:'&:ll the Ere art the unioeitmate woman inghthave hecp saved. It was not'imore,than fiVe remue.:s be fore he area. ez; w.en theladder that the deceased fell, and wore than that time elapsed in obtaining the keys. ::Witness Out learn - how the hre 'began. I - fikereid=----iictideetei , .Deet h. The Cormier, as %uell. ; .as the JOrymen, , thougbt the inilifoperrilatiner in _which the fire-ladders tiild been kept ought to be . shade .the subject of public unidiadversion. St: . I.Aler hat been ever' since confined to her c'onsequerice of tilt friglit; The toliJwii),:y Is tby account which' she, ha.s'given ta' her triends - of - this - catas:tropbe :—S.hewas hot at the Masquerade, as had • bbrut rc , t.l•ut, bad returned ho: ie from - the Theatt'e yen o'clock, and 'went to bed at twelke. in the back-room, on the. second floor, and ‘%,as awakened by the. iiaines fromthe nut - sery on the third floor beating 24 ; :ai11,t her. windpw, Iu lier fright she bed: reioering her-. self, site ran :to the "door,. bo 4 t . it .vyo:,S . onle time before she could unlock: it. Having at length. got I open, she 'ran up stain; and the- serx,:ants. The nursery maid answered that she could not .open her roonisdoor.' Mrs. St. Laigr at teinpied,to - force it'open, but could not. then ran clown states, to Open the hall door, but no t b.2 7 .:7g . .,.‘„b1e to accom, plish her, purpose, she ran into the parlour, .and opcned the parlour.win:lows. She tllenreturned. up stairs t;' h q - su..ide the servants to Come do,‘,n, but iney, o' en endeavouring to otTect their ; sat,ty in the \v e liaye stated, and did' not t • tend to her. tf.is site cattle down stairs again, and opened. the garden dyer. By this dine . Mr. Cooke and several neighbours cauy. to . her assist, atilt p tsed her to leave the house; uutd s!•0 had ascertaitied - the fate of her .opou t.icuizry, the. infant was found in a nelgbbuct;rtpg bot.i,e 5 it b . ad b,fen saved by the :lac sery maid, wbo gut •it out of bed wlide the room Wal Ollt of alp fro:li attic e toov j; -;:rsona be 10.,- who canglit it in •'a , , warp...et, • 11,11 - 3ery 'Maid leapeAl out of the three- Diiir back window, and tell 'cid the cants of the tym over the balcony, which pro.,iden tiany nAved'her life by breaking her 1411; she have.hul'iered the 1.11. e of htx unhappy fel __ Jervant. The two surviving female serv4tits were tiken to , a nel,.4l)bp:P:i4.)g . apartmeur, wilcre every itietttion a=td medical a'ssitanc.e were 21 - io'rcl.:_d to them, oy the order: of.their mistress. Mrs. St. 4.d,..,"":'er Las_ received several br,eises,iia cu.Ysequei,.e of her, fail, auk her etforts to 'open the , dours. y'esterday rather Getter, but still . contiaed to 4 ! .-N-bed. deceaseci. wa., a very resikotit'ole married skclrnir!„ 11,:r-husband was.d_iily exi)ea'ed towns,. from - oti . board 'a Rjug 2 s ',Ails - tress . has defrayed .1 he e4pepees- , 0t. ; -fkft . 4 :jut lerA e meant.. "saved: was ar,out it was scorched by► the .s, titit'l; ; l.l . a 'fair way of recovery. Neither thu liouttitPrfurilitur& insured. . • Y'.' , st4l'div se'nnight as a Gentleruan was driving a gig down floward-street, .Shetlield, his horse took iiight l itild ran with such furyagaing the of the Areet, that he was ki;led on the spot._ Gentlenian iorttivzttcl)' ,got out at the back of gig hc!fOrp it was stopped. LON DON t Printcd At tie SUN-014 From fie LONDON 1807 tr-Offler, .114,' , i_y• 2, 13)7. sth Regiment Of Dragot:nlGueir.ts, Lieutenant Francis George Bradshaw, Ir .1.1 'the 87111 'Foot,' to be Ltentenalit, vie Moore, WU.; tril Regiment L; johes Alex.ander Hodson, t ;cm • t. promoted. 191 i! Ditto,' • . by purchase, - vice Wiison. orostionn!, •t. I. Rarlibone, from .t he 2:1 tr.ent r.c . I tats, be Adjutant-, with the Rank ui Coiner, , • 3d Reg:lnt:sot of 1-nr)t ( !,,, ~ . 1 William Niorlrlionse., Gent. to tie Ensign, by phren vice CEdietow, pro moted. ist-Regiment of Foot, lieutenant- C,•loucl Aodrzw Hay, from tile . 72(1 to be Lie:nen:kir—Colonel,' Daner, who exchatig,es. i)ltto.l,l,s , git . 1. A. Wilson to be Lieutenant, without pt;:t - ,:hase, rice Lve,t - ard, promOted in the stil - Garris'in Pat. ' tat ion. lames Trov4,_Ge,nt to . b.! Lnsi ! .t s o.,vice Wilsott• 3d Ditto, William I'. Wood, Gent. to 'be -Ensign, by pur-. I chase, vice Fitzgerald, who retires. • 6th Ditto, Captain C - .'l:. Smith, trout the iSth Foot,. to be • • Capta n of a COn'niany, vice Mailtaid, exchand;es . . 7th F. l tto, Congo George:W. Montague, Iron; the 43d Foot,' ro ix - Lieutctialit,.' Without piarchase, vice Fisher, , pro muted in Inc ;rli Garrison Battalion, istit thtto, Lieutenant Robert Rants-ay, from the 2'd Foot, to.be.Captain'tit a-COrripany, p.urch'a.se, vide Burreli, promoted in the 90111 Foot. 'Thomas -TOcker, Gent to be Ensign, vice Hull, promoted in the gill Garri.: • son Bat tuition. " • 1 18th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Thonilin son, froin•Halt-pay of the 9•lst 5'97.4, -to he Maim, vice . Robinson, who exchanges. Captain I . •14. -Mail lard, trout the 6til foot; to be Captain of a Compiny,. ‘vlio exchanges. - - Donald - Sinclair, , Gent. to be ''Ensign, without porenase, .yice appointed-to-the - Bth Gar . - rison Battalion. loth Ditto, -ilfgsistant:Surgeon- (chit *Vetch;* from the Ist . Garrison Battalion, to be••Assistant-Surge , m,- vice Carey, promoted in.the zist Foot. , -.- • tst Ditto,,Assistant,Surgeon Thomas.C.Arsey, frvin the zatit . 'Foot, to be'Stirgeon, vice Robertson; deedased. . 2,;,1 Ditto, Lieutenant Henry I:ulster to be Captain of a Corn . • ' piny, by purchase, vice Sutton,proinoted.. Second 1. 4;1,1 , -; • tenant B Thotrthill-to hi Eirst..ineoteitant, vice. ,Forstei.' 246 Ditto,fAlexander Leitch, Cent, to b • tosikn, bout , pdreihisr. vice 01 , 4 litointnerl in the 9; garris on llOll. • 27th Ditto, Ca r ptain 1. - Birthitigham.to be Major, by purchase, who'rtitires. ~Lieuitendnt (;eurge Holmes to • be' Captain of .Comp.any, Birmingliatri. 'Ensign • CIL-irks Chitty to he,(,tentenant,.Vice . tioltues-• 34: liDirto, Captain . F. verard to pe . Majel...b.V . purchase, I) , cis , vortir; • proinotcil. .Captainj ..T., Teri . ewest to IL.; by, urela,.te, yit;:e .13c.dk. ,ii;.Mto" retires. Lieute. naut ~ troll the 411i.•Garrison,Battalion„ to • bJ•Lielitenalli, vile Rowe, -who exchanges.' • 138th Ditto; 3ililliana ilbititir,Gcnt to be Ensign, , vicef raser, , deceased. 43d Ditto*, .be hsign,. without L - • 4iurcuase, vi,..c,•;:iii . t:ttieUt', printed in rh 7th Foot. . PATO, a'nd Adjui,,nt 'Jennings to have the lt,tnk of Lieutenant. En,,,go A cadeaski - to be Liente . -- .nant•,wititotitpurcnase, v Djity . ,.pteitioted in , the -thh Fool. -Henry 11'4 iy, Gent to be -Lin: gn, 56t11' Ditto, Ensign C.. M. V0.,11,an,, trout ;lie tith f'opt, to be I ienteniat;'‘Vithout bath :14[o, Litutetiant tract rise 13th . 1. l ire i t-agoorts, io,be Cap;ain on: a Company, bypurehase,- vice W 'Wants, , wll6 rerne.S.' . 7 . Gist Ditto,: Lieutenant Edward P. fSnat row . to be Captain of a 'Conspan3i, by. pUrChasc, vice Stoptord;•who retires." 63d Ditto, .Captain: John B. Lynch,' trout fin; Yor k. •Li - •Infantry VoiunreerS, to . •be Captain of iA Company, vice James, who exchanges. - • 72d Ditto, Lieutentrit-Colonel Danser, from. , the .:Royals, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice flay, o ex - changes. • 75ttit Ditto, ,Lientenant • Neil !Mackay, fibin the . 66th •Foot, • to be.Adjurant, vice Brash, proinned tit F roae, meat. • • • 79th Ditto, Lieutenant Wolter C. Caoksty' to be Captain, of .. a Company, viee/Dwsor,, deceased - tl. G rant , tb • 'be Lieutenant. vice Cooluey. James raser, (Ann, to be Ensign, vice Grata: • ' • • • Szti•Ditto, Major . ' Henry - King, finm the Sicilian .Regiment,." to tie M.ltjor. was a exchanges. • • S7iii Ditto. Tobe Lieutenants —Ensign- Robert Lawrerisehi; vi,.-:' I rvine, det:eas,',l, • Ensign Alexander Camero'n Lieu. tCn'int 1.01.4 the sth Drago:. n .arts, vit; Bradshaw, who exchaliges. To he Ensigns ,G. Deere, vice Lawrensen. Joseph Daily,- Gent. vice Cameron. 90th, Ditto, Captain George Burrell, from the lith foot, to be Major, by purchase,- vice Butler. 94th D . :itp, Morgan Flilfrinan, Gent. to be Second Li , ute. haat, - without pit rchase i - vice Brennan, whose A ppointme.ht . has not taken place. • 97th Ditto; George Shaw, Gent. to be Ensign, without pura chase, vice Cruttwell,.promotedin the 83d Foot. 99th Ditto, fames - K.chnedy, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Nolati„ who resigns. York tight Infantry- Volunteers, Captain Thomas lathes, trona the -63,1, Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lynch, woo exchanges. Royal West "India RangerS, Lieutenant George lack to be -• Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Tiddenlan, , appointed to the 35th foot. Siciliakttcinient; Major Michael White Lee,• from the 82(1 Foot, to 'ix, Major, vice Kit;;, who exchanges.. . 3:1 Garrison Battalion, Lientenant Charles 'APGregori . frblll the Royals, to be Captain Conipatty, vice Ailligrong, appointed to the t ith Veteran B.:nation, 4th Datto, Lieutenant John acme, Irons the 34th Foot, to • Lieutenant, viee'Vellovves, -who exchanges. .- Bth Ditto, Lieut Alex. Thistlethwayte, from the 87511 Foot; to be Captain of a Con - 1011y, Vied M'liay, appointed t . O t,.e 7th Veteran Battalion. Ensi g n John Gallic, trout the 1 8th oot, to be - Ensign; yice M' Dermotr, whose, Appointment has net taken place.: gth I)itto,- Ensign Carlisle Hull, from the Foot; to be Lieutenant. . Ensign Win. Ogle Ogle, from tits 24111 Foot, to be Lieutenant. 7th Royal.Vcterain.Batialion.-;-To be. Captains of Compa. nies— Captain. James Hamilton, from "the Garrison Bat.' " talion. Captain littitry Losack, from the SE II Foot. Cap- • tain John Chai fibril. the Bth Garrison Battalion, Capt. Danicl Gordon, front•the 3401.1:G0t. • To be Ensigns, Quaiter. Master tames Al' F . arlane, from the 40th Foot. Sete:int William CurbY, trOm trie :;:t Foot Guards. Quarter-in-aster Serjeant, !ernes Yickin, frOin the 3d, Foot Guareis. 'Henry Smith, ',ate Serjeant in the 3d' root Guards. - • . . . loci Ditto,_ AssistFint•Surgeon Benj. RnbertS, from the Royal Wi:ggon Train, to be Assistant S'urgeon. •. '. irtli Ditio, Lieut. Cenerzt A. I. Drummond, from Half-pay of the Sth Foot, to be Co To,beCaptains'of Companies—Captain Win. Richardson, from the Ft:qt. Captain. John Rutherford, from the 38th Foot. Captain !Olin Armstrong, troin the.3d Garri son Battalion. Captain - fonn-Hayes, troni the loth Foot. 'To lae En.signs—Ensign: John'Hurnberi , troin the Retired List. ,Serjeant-iviajor lames M'lntyre,'ot the Garrison at Guern sey. john Crompton, late Serjeani in the Line. - Serjea:it Robert Pity, from the 42i1• Foot. Serjeant- Major . Peach, of the Militiry Hospital at the Army Depot. _The ling's German Legion. • ad Regiment of Dragoons, Gap lain Otto Henry Nrbiger, frwm the •3t.t Light Dragoons, to be iMajor 3 with temporary Rank, vice Hentiburg, who re signs. _ . __• STAFF. Lieut-Colonel Ralph Darilllg, of the o.st Foot, to be an Assistant adjutant General to the Forces. - HOSPITAL STAFF Stag' Surgeon larne,s .k. Grant to be a Deputy Inspedtor of Hospitals, vice - .lc.t`Niel, deceased. MEMORANDUM. . The A p poihtment Of Caprain Terrewest to , lye Major, by purchase, 414 34th Foot, vice Dodsworth, as stated m the Gazette Of the 21St Mar,:ll last, has , not taken place. The Appointment of Henry Grant, Esq. to be a Barrack. Master in Great aS'stated.,in thOGazetto of thL , tith ult. , has not taken place: . • • . • ' lieutenant Gerard Forster, of the z3th,.and Lieut. David, Jones, of the 3Sth Regiment of Foot, are superseded, being absent without •-lea Ne. Commission in the Royal Flint Militia, signed by the Lord ' Lie tilquva Eyton, Gem, to be Secoild :I,i tenant. Datcd March 21; 13u7. Ccantalisiont signed by the 1„fr;Ilt rieutemint cf r* , Conny ' laver:l6;s. • •• • • brzyrness...thlre Poi/parer - Fort William . , ?alsaig, Moidart,.anct Etp; 13.iltalion. id For t William,. or Maryburgh Company 7 LicutOrant Rower t __. • , . • .. , • )3,, Itzc'o Au o HA RRis, or No. 4, Afartlett-c.u.rt;.l.lth.v.:•street;:il ice No. 1 i Q, Strand; whyre . ridtifrthementis, Orderi tiyter io be Captain - , vice Alexander Campl:i . .2ll, appointed in th Line. .Datell April 15, - Lso7. Ensis. - 7,a Donald Came ron to be-Lieutenant, vice Robert flyter, promoted. Dated as above. C211:111i.T.11,1i •tbe Pursbtshire Yeomanry Cavalry, riocd, by th e Lard•LiLten.int. Sir William Oglander, Bart. to be Cornet, vice.Edw. Daily. , Gent. resighed. I)ated . April.l t,-1267; - '' - ` Commistion iirthe 3d Battalion of. , Dorset,Vol.unqvr Infantry,' .ridged 6; the Lord Lierite'nant. , James ilamilton, treat. to:be Adjutant, vice William Bell, resigned", Dated Apra to; 0307: Comftnisilon in the Nottinghamshire Reinvent of Militia, signed -11 A: Lord.Lientenart . . - - • • • _ The Hoii. • Rfiriert to be Cptain. Dated' A•prrl 21; I!:',c7r. • •-• B /INK Rili ) TS . William Tucker, of Lxeter, merchant, to surrender May 9,- t 6, and June r 3, at tiVelVe; at t3ie Star Lniv, Exeter. At tornies, Messrs. Williams and Brooks,. , .New-s9ualc,,. Lin-. Lon-dun , ; - or Mr. Ttirber; -Exter: ' • Joseph Parker, of Kingwood, county of Southampton, grocer, - May 5, at eleven, 16,, lune. 13, at ten,' at C: ittl.f'rzll, London. Attortnes, Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Great Shire-lane, . . tiViiliaca tredgold•, at Sotitharnoton - , talloW-chandler, May . . T 5, at one, - 46, at ckeven, and. July 13, at twelve,iit.the Dolphin's Inn, AttSrmy, Mr. Ralle, Southampton. • 'Tan Wright, or oidh.am, Lancashire, mercer, May 29, 30, and-tune •13, at twelve,. at. flu! house_oC-Miss Mu - Molds', innkeepers, 111ciii:iin. A t tornie.s, Mr. lugliarn;,,Sad.!!e -• worth e ,. York.slnte ; • or. 11 , 1ssrs'. IMefeditlT And Robbins, Lincoln's Inn N.:w-scinare„-London. l , • • • • : -James Preston, of 13arton-upli-I-Ininber, , Lincolnshire, Jan ner,:May 22, at foul . , 23, and lune 13, at ten . , , af the .W•hite Swan Inn, Barton-upon..l - lumber. Aitornics,' kle,ssrs. Mattis, Biown, and 1 - fttiall:;el.. • • Matthew Puckey, late ofO o w Prus, Cortiali, oolsta•pler, —May 22, - .23, and rune ej, eleven,-it-the Lion Truro. Attorney, Mr. Edwa,r4ls, "I:knro c : , • . TiiOthas S pring , younker, of Oreat Utitilo?y, Lincolnshire, ironniQnger, May lb. 19, ana -4 &Li* elen,;a4;,The Z:r0W11 and 1V(..k. , 1 Packs' Lout l:.` .:Atto,-,ies, Barber b .ci,ray's r lian,'l4.l*tuFt.; or •Mr:l'alltViSo•ii; Luta h. Moi•san Parry, of Pontypool, lUonntoutitslikre,opkeeper, play F/, and . Klng:s Read, . . . . .. . Gloucester. Attornies, - Nlesrs. .Whisecomanes • ~.., ....4 , , and Phillpotts", Gloucester. 1 ja•nes Lycert, of Manches . ter, calico-inanuftaareP„'-.Mar 33, , . 14, at fiv e , and june ts, at twelv, at the. Swan Taxern, 1 iiiiiningham. , Artornies i ., Messrs. Kinderley',"•' l l..Vtn, , and Ince, I lolborn-rourt,. London ; or Me. Valiner, I.3:,tining ' ham.' . , . .. . . Thomas §quire, late ~ of West,squate, : st....Geore's-tiolds, Strfiey, dc.:lvr, ivl:yy 5;• i 6; and lune 13, of ten, et s',l.i,ii ha!l,- London.. A.ttoniies,. Messrs. Holaws and. Lewis, lUark-hille. '' ' John Bowyer, lute of • C ilea psicle, FLontloll, Ardi'ehou . senYari, May 5; at eleven, ;6, 'at ten, and, tune 13, .at one, at • .GUildtiall„ - • 211tOrney:" Nik - • EiliS, Cilfbitkit:stfeeti - ChAn. cery-lane. , . ~, ~ _, - —.., Thom :: Vlay, of' ShepPerton, Middle ; , ..x, shopkeeper, May d,',6, and I tine 13, at ten, kl. (iii. . ~ .it. A ttorme.„lVl r. Home, Staines :, or Mr. itigge, yas9 . -strect, Luteoljc4-I,in.. 'P ..,. I' fames Warty;' "o'f C. ie. , :: o,;ii:olicl.s , ..ea, Alliiiiie.:.,: . x, i'inen li dra_p , , r, Aidy t ,5,, it . el;:vgp; '6,• at. ;on , 2 , fl it j u j j -:,- t 3;. at 0 ,,,,,.. i iii (yin hliiiill. Attknncy, Nlr. li,;;lii:upy, t.nrillv..ii'b inn.. Joseph Say er, of Iliipei Noalt-pl;lec; . Cray's-1.;1•--ia: e, arta l loin jellery,ot l'itclifieldt t;7et, ,;‘ , l a ry-le- u .1,-, ', i 1(ill il"ae X, ' coien and itarikta,lliak,T.),. May 9, 1 . 6;,701t1 L 3, ii.t.tca, '•at -G-o!1:11:4211. - A - i - tori4;' , ..M•r"::•Ci .- I.lalcit ~.`,..-:,i';,- , , - -- F Inn. .. Joni; Isaac Hawkins, of Dal.-y-Terrate, City-Rid, - Mid . - . dlescx, manalitcrtner ni ,i,,,,,.„ ,i ti,struntenrs, „,:a).•9„.16, ..: and I r u e 13, at fen, at 6 iii;..1.:,,:i. Attorney,. M. Smart, I , Clein emi's.tun...-N, , • -..:, -. . . 4 '".. - .7 . .-- - •:' .. .• • lacc-b ifeli wick, of Fair- st r,:et, f.l!)r,,l,;ill , Nn,,St.tyrey, grocer, .I,iy 5, 16, anii lune - Ij, :at•ini;-,‘ .:. , iutiditati; tx:irit u u.: e\ti.nney, i%lr. Silerw9i4.l,:c.,Oln,c.n i. it 1 .':, - ..i . ;:t4-tret. Wi•thinn Pnliara - .'ms . railieS P 611171%, : '.. .., ...-ier, CotiOn suniners, May 25,.26, an ~. cl laidie:iri, ~.1 f .!, ...t.br....13.646'..:„ • wa cc Akins Inn, Minii:l;;;;.l,..r. :.;:. , ..:,- ...Ir. Hewitt,. 11.1anciester ; or Air. Ella, C r'stto'..s. r:t.,:t;:.t.. on(lori. 1% , 111i...in Cranston, of- I)rtiry , - : one; 'Niiiidlesex, currier and le o: ii ..r-sei ler, May 1 2, .it e;eVCII, Z7,..atil lune L 3, sit ten, at I..;oildhall , At'o-r,iii-V „Nr.srsv.,:4t.t4cc anti.ttoolto;•;'Phil- C; ri tit J~,, put.lane.• • Atalr:tv Reid, of Lower - 5141iihrteld, ler, Alay 7, at e 142 - fh . , 13, at teR . ,-iiiA! t,34. at elev,:i!, at, Atiutn;•.,sr; Mess's. au • Anareyv Airaid, of Frithltriet; b..iker, Alai' 6, t 6, i 3, at.twi toritey, Mt. &Latent, Noriolt;..street;Strand: .1)1 1 DEN • • June 13. rolln Bin,z,loy, of tippe: - . statuary and nias.4, \V'el v:, .(; ' • june . „2,, Joseph thaler, at ten, at Auy, 3? . . of Celehesler; • Essex, draper, at one, at C,ii;!fl,,al4Loi.don. , • ' . June 15.--Ectwara or Gr , ,lndflt - urg-h. satrulk., .; kee.per, at six, at t l Lt.. ki I liki,...'qu'durittge. •', • June 9. Harry - 11iftliip;'ot • W-hice Lion.street, Spital-sritiare; I";!,thillesex, horse-ci:aler, at one, at Guildhall. june6, ',nit Morgan, ot Condnit ; street, Hanover-squlre; Middlesex, bookseller and stationer, at ten, at Gintrinall : • May 23. Thomas Patrick, ut iiing street, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, upti.d in, at twelve, at Guildhall. CER rfF/CAT ES. Falcon-square, re, 23. john Hlghes, late-of Silyer-street, Lonuors vithusller. • 4- Wtn Stephens, of Surrey-street,Tlackfilar's . -road, Surrey,. victualler. 5;411p ...A Lovely, of High Holhbrii; Middlesex, pawnhrof'..er. Humphrey itictsiod 'ones, of.4l'ype-streer, kinsbury-svare c 1"4 , 1,(141e5ex, confeetto,ner. , • • . lames Nlareolut, of Brentford, Midt4qex, gardener.- Hart.and Samuel. Turner the . younolkof Lothbury, London, tvarehouseinen: • lob Townsend, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, grocr. Benjamin Lloyd, or Liverpool, merchant. PARTNERAIIIPS DIS •OLPED. James Woods and Charles Howard, brick-makers: • joint Joseph 'VVickentien and joint Datforne, of Corn till, • line).-drapers. Sir john Eames, Jonah Smith Wells; foseph`liedlev, Harman Earner, and George Gardner, of Wdociltitrcct wholesale grocers. John Middleton and Robert Lunn, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, rope-dealers. • • . Thomas Barlow and Thomas Jenkins, of Fleet-street, tailors Thomas Thomas and William Ebsworth, of St. • PMlip's Plain, Gloucester, • ' . , Daniel Blaclitorli,Jun. and Francis Atkinson, of Lawrence- Pountney-lane, ship-brokers., Richard Booth, William Sharrock, John Simpson, and -rho mas Siinpson, of White Coppice, Antepid:. Lancaterr bleachers. John Colter and Thomas Ila . zard, of Chesterfield, rnaltsters. John Dixon and' Charles Poole, of use. ';>l.y woollen. drapers. - IvlarK Street and fos. Roberts Wood, of Poole, coal-user- chants. loseph Spraggon and Gregory leremialt Briggs, of G . . coal-merchants. William Jackson:mil Robert Thomas Cordell ol ailelhs'er, . spirit-rnereliants. Christ. Surviius and AleLander.ShirrefF of nwrchants. . , . Henry Notley and Joseph Gould, of Stockwell, rnAso:O. 61111' N E IM. HULL, APRIL Arrived—the Zealous, Dearman, and Thorne, —, from London; and inlustry, Wilson, - horn. . rooLa, MAY 1. Arrivcd—the Hannah, Jones , from London E leanor, Jackson, and Ililcynn, Lint, from Sunderland ; and Amity, King; ridni Sailed — tl►c ititg, Hoyt, foF Newfoundland. • • 'O3R.AVESEND, MA.Y I. Mdrizinis of Huntley, 'Morton, London, Brown, auctiCaladohla, -. lllnlcr, l ar Atrica. • . _ inG.IFrATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TQ-MOR ROW. . Morning, 24 min. after xx. j Afternoon, 45 min. after ta. Inj publishcq by W t,:. I AM' AR MI OER PPS; of 'Smith, st retst, Crc , s7cror-squatc ; "c) r the Paper, 1 ette,-s fur the, editor, &c. (post-paid), Lutviti, IRrus. Yesterday morninz, At six o'c.!ock, at the Earl of Derl")'S l'idusz, Grosvenor-square, Lady Stanlgy., of a I),LuOter„, l' -- Oif - l'ltUrsday`tt:t3:t et. Guirby Ptirk, • tificotrt, the Laay ot Ppregrule 11-I.isljligliqqi EN : of a Di!glq,er, ' • Pitt Iciirscray* litst, the tanv ot iOhn gintt Penni'xer, Esq. el Stratford Greet', of a Daughter. • • • •• On the 26th ult, at I iainiirod - tin.: Lady or Colonel Atz son, of a Daughter. , . .. 2 Al4Rgik.D. I- ~ .., . • On Saturday, at St. C;eor - ,Te's Church, CcOrEe War,,vicii I . .Bampryliirc, 'only' ss on. of 'Sils ChA'rleS: W. Bainiii - Vlue. 'Bait. to Miss Snevd, only daughter 4,fr 4lie Rcv. R a lph ; ., e ,,,L, 1)o -i. skiestic ClraplAtt w fits' ROyai* HighineS - s the V ritii.:e. M- Vil I s• Ou Saturday last, at Little M.tssencien, the Pe-v. I- rl-cierkic *rAttrin,' REzlor of Sudbury, Der . byiliiie; to Miss Levctt, of i AliiiOrd, -Sta/P..Wlit - e. '. . . , •. - . _ at Avetibury, near Brurnyard, Iten‘fordshire, - thew•Moxittn,Wittiair,.to'Mis's Tricoc;.(ti di' . . DILD. On the 26th of, March, after 4. linge-ring illne s, at:MrS• Loggon's, Shooter's I-4.11, Thomas Et.q. tonnefly of lantxtea.• ••• • •A 4 - • • On Thiirstlay sennight, -at Llangennech Pol. South Wales: Mrs: 'VancOtiver, wire of jofih - Vant:76.livdr, — Esfr 'and. aasL surYiying cl.it , tghter of the late lieury,TaTtrid } ;.4 Lsq, of "King's ' • - t;iuel,y, at Isot!itigh:tto; the Lag) , of Liept;natit-Coloile,l Kane, late Insp,!cting Offier of Volumeeri. Ott Tuesduy List', at' North Slums; , :}!( -rii.A . d.shirei Nirs. J:1)12 Gould, yowiLest and 'only . re in siiier of the ;arc 11. - , Nl'r.: 1 tisii“: Gould: . :. ' • ' ' .__ Oil WcAllis - ., - ,ctsy, Sir It, Dillon 4 rocks S 1.11 RDAY. •Ilank. St64k, :•• • - = . 7 -' - - India Sitsek; Navv c pc: cent. 97i 93 Lodi:. 13plidss, s . c'eiia - Catit. i'7l',7, ' ... • - Ext: - .llequer ;Mfg; is. iiiS. 154 j4i6,11,4p,c1;c:2.1h; :-.. , I :- prern,- . -• ' 4 per t. 'lit. 2: ";; 4,- , i Si t,-I f i (. 11ini,Tm, 11 pr, -3 pe-r...Ceut. IrAt.. oz; i ..,.. LI: ItsiCl)ifult:il-11.:4 : 3 per: cat. (son 63 , ' d ' I- - ,3 11... r. •lilkii; I. Aim' f 7 . i3:l6tin i • 1 11yt.."• ,' ; • i ,. r ;:::...:.i. - I)i rIG She Ann. ' . (;arts ,tor .btu :74.2y; b 3 1 7 . • eg33,-..-- ~ . R 1 2.'N (YVAI: el) H AtTl-1. Ty jias 'peg! . l- 49 1i 1 e a -ofitist 1 404 A general •relirobacion, t,ai Hien destitute of the elements of , otnieli--tiwintelteS as , candidak , scerry'i - public . pat ropage t•he professio no f pliy sic.... For ttit, purpkle 'or dams , just to the resort ur ot•o stOdiesalid.experieni.e, b • . t , : , ,pr6terit us Itoin being classed ainorig, ttlose ern pries imprUdent. pretensions !rave, Onfortanately"for'oc,e4, tOu ,isou-cabl; receivtdc.vre.beg reaye to s%:Arrlil-ko end enligliten,:!d a faithe,i . l state , ne;it of aur,pursult.,..alld .u. iittet "14A4itigteceived a regular irriedie.ite,..tUctr;• lion as th,.. pupils of, Alessfs. ,C;rindZ. l / 4 .1 and klizard,..y,Aose iitd i414. ,- .t.ice2livelearefulVy•itterided; as piolta s ors liria • • stfr:, , , , uns of ,t:Le ws 4 ite, rgl c aturse i vas as jtrstljf cereCir,itea sclao , l for 4i 4e4 11 -, wet e .i.,..r„ . ... at in the dillvr.:Lit blarti;hes'of anatomy, surgery, the theory still ratlike +:? 1: : 0144 ti•st'Or!fia tay , . by those enrnent p ‘ rotessp;s •trust snail • :0ptu0.u. ) ..., r.licy and • 0.. ~ ,g series , . titi,ea6A , 91,11",StalieS .• •:, • . • (jive ktlicrior , • .rte. .111414-a . ll , 34es . giit iS short period of t : acid in those of—the.t.ltillQStiet ! vc;eracy, - where other . . , have fit 01 --, a,,e55,.. . proper perseveratir....e in ot:t tretrnznt ensures to tine a.s;te an!i radical c itifit. foe rrVelanchely variety of thrortlers wiiich are th: ei 7..fribit long iald rrtnsttsilintkiiiy 2 Porstied . by youth of both sexes, there= A - vis. taiaruntrg L•r more tzlsing . 'than;those - .04- cp../eri4y - ifivent , at - ernbit;fer ttte rriatiiirtelitYrtaV; Tb suctix . 4)1:,§i4; consolation to Isho7 thy rnay'no of, b 1 _a ..new aid „infallibleimode of tr f .:4lincrir, be.restored to.thi; • .1 *" •: rI • - gre:lt4t 91.4 1 tt,itaan s. tong, 1154 y,..„agd viizafr ot.!s constitution.• lt►-.all C3St:-S ftcArt - WlT4t4ydr s syeffas we.utay'Jrconst:lted patreiis 7A of either sex witiltherest. • est ;.I,CI honour. !lours:pi : consultation at licinie !rota ten to threc, and ,tiorn. 6 in o . e - evening till io at night. tient.' scrizat ry (0 - Igiti ,tzs ‘x4,to , staKtllc . particllr I t•Srs - tstili•ci r geslerer hatoji f;•.th - r2 )si tin a - term tt-ince tOr altvice - an , litc , fitinest`wtte/I-The sdn,t; v: ill be given, or sent to ally ot.tlit k ti dcfui. , rjeß , lflre that secrecy so essential to gur tpider!aking, the, postage of b:,:tors.:l-lay a.lied to the account for•nieti•teiit'es. , • ' . . - and CO. - Surgeons. • 1071 1 - Lit•ton—gat:ten.- • 'Cr?' McssTs...ettriie and Co. have Certificate's :ticrm tita above -ilspectable I ) .rofassors• - of Editt . b.urfli, . t he cliligence.,:kill,• and ..111.tmanity; - •vt,iih:%vllich fora,!a l tivz - ijitties . .apsi4ned then duriattlie time they al4 tended thdr Leciures and P lattice. • c v e]e . bra . te(l.-C 1 ,3 0 ,1D1 B of GILEA)? fa Nervous I) : .sordefs; •Weaknesscs pets , f' liar to. females, Hysterical Atfeoions ; Lod -Lowness of Spi t rit,.Ltiss of Appetite and Irialgestion, a tid Contsuhripti vc Coin ! plaints in 'general', 4c; is the most 'abs.o . Nite Reineclk for such 3.:);iscases7as arse attei:thd lv,rhr the following sylup ! toms ; itaraely, a :great F•traitncis of . the - ,breast, ail - haft:4 ty•of 'breatlrpg r .; v!,deiit iya!riitations of thy heart; • suddert: fl.,sltes of. heat in van .us I,artc of the body ; at otter times jt sense or 'col-01, , its if Ni.nter Was poured 6{4 therri hyin g pains in Coe aritissand limbs, hacka i n i . u l ar e el w l . y ;rl l:_r;uiab sc r ntb i l c, ne in °e . ih6 ; uno.;irnnoOly slow, at cit.!..ec tifri l6 viety ; yawning, trey, :tent s; going; and•a• sense of sullbcation as•trorri r. ball or lump iii the throat; ;lt.trtrine.fits:ot c. , ryi,ig a nd. laugh,ing ; the i'.o„sctunzi, and . seid ni n resji.,: and tiiL• patient ()flint trots3l.e..l with 'hoi I;l3‘..lrhas i)o..:h said ;3y .interestta• iniiiiYiduals - against Medi , c :,,ics•th:it areaLivcrtisai, bu, tn;-re.is: a very important'obier- . •fo be 11) , ..d0. the - Cordial Balm. of Gilead, 1 tut,.uvrtessit sOperttUrn be gent le, s•-if!, and eilicacious. it. . • could not tia've riien to the iiiiex‘tinpitii repute anti universal, cleinand it. has 7 acqaired fur , ay itthis rarely the great tuivan, • 'age ut a p.:rstiasive ar,...q.) . cate at :the ear' of the patient, so not hing but hrlS conviction dl its Virtil'os, by its salutary ctregs; can in•din.efilin'to rr,evere; reitsonahle.persi.'vratirO, is cert.!iply . 0 .to etianje evin•the happiest 44 . - bination of cityinic . als aria galenicals.tp.ropt Dis.• eases, and restqr4 the•valetudinarini to health. As Dr. Soiorawi's Thractice;is tioyit become so great and cx .tensive, anti his constant engagements 4 - eiadi re a corts:defab:e. portion time And attendaiice, expe c ts, • whin con: , sultetl, the tfsitai coinplimcni of a GUiht:3; but ail writtert cases, or I,:tters oo advice, ,hkrunaccompaiited with an order, tor medicine and remmanix, • t••,•tr uni.vetea at 'iris leisure, are required to inclo4 .only nalt.a-Guinea., Shelf fetturs slioul;;, for slfety, he thus Mone3l 7 lutter, Solomon, (;ile - ,1- 1 verp4oi : paid dc.nthlLlost- - i age." Le t ie, u:,% , addressed tor . Z. or A. B.• at. th 1' • for... . . • N foe Siulliugs iit,Tcvil Gulneas.; . 'The Coicliat'llaint of Gilead is idbott lei, price ilslf~ a_Guencre.tch;',tlrire ate alLo . hottles; • to tour t ., ,e)ttJes. at .10. Gl. . by xvineli • 2 91. including also the duty ; ft,e St;i:np of t • P•roprietor'S , :a;tie anti r ctdre s, " SJloirtun, to imitate winch is tel..tty. Li. It is .neces,dry to observe, that the Postage of all iriast. CarJial . Mn'of Atiti=bn74tigines, and Ab- strc:, , ,ent L ction, and"' Ginn; to Itealth," arc . • S,nd.by,, Mrs. Mathews, No. 18',. Strand, Loridon; Pequiner,- No, 3S, and Mr. kaeburn, North Bridle. Mr. lia;;ter.anA -Scott, Mr. Davidson and Fidel - and Co: 'Etlinhitr t 4li; . Mk. Baxter, (11aSg' , " . ; CA:V.CrOn ; U PriAvtling, Paisley ; raw • for:1; ; Yet:ng, ; rvii4 A. Forsyth, and. Y • w:1;.. u 1:, -Ayr; ‘V. Crawfoni,, lit: von;' 1. • Carwt4, Ne‘ , " s ; i jai; , Kirkcudbright ;T. M 4 reclie, Kirk° j b;rti *Leve6; J.' 12,enpster, Ciiivar; Allan ' Pun'. dee; P. M-4 - ,trose ; ! 'viitcheil, and 1. An.lcrson , Ah* : . 1 ,1c,,,-.:1- ; Dr. \V tote, Banff; M`lntosh, Inverness; Nl'kenz:e, Stornoway; P.. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson ari d ' his , , t, tn ; Coke and Reid, A I?uidermli6c ; • Wilson, Diinbar ; Vioncr, :1; Dickson; Inglis, Dumfries; Phorson, Berveic , tl cit(ittj, A Ili wick Pateison, A rbutianot, and atniescn, P c i terlrez,ce; -A: M`Donalti . , Trob;ite, • Glasgi.v ; and by tr" s A licr,kil; of Patent: Medicines in the Unite" Fr-- - r - . 1 F 1 , 1 1 i ...