The Sun. — London, England, 1807-01-07 00:00:00

From the MiNDO V GiIZEYTE, fun. 6, iBO7 . 6, tst Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet, I. D. Pringhurst to be L.eiiteriant, with-rut purchase., vi'o4, , ,,Trewreo, pro, inote'd - iti tile 4tli t.ohu Wilkinson, ,•• Gent, to be Cornet, vice43ringliurst. id Ditto, Cornet C. Stoodley to be Lteuteriant,i, purchase, vice Tonkin, promoted. Sth Ditts, --- Walker, Gent, to be .Cornet, williiarit pur chase, vice-Curzon, prom:iv:rt. Wm. Rogers, OF:Aft., to be Cornet, iti!our purchase, vitt! Wrixon. • • 7th Re.:imeill or Light Dragoons, ML .W. frenn4he 5 , 11 VV , -,t India Regirnent, tri be Major, vice Stuart, *,ho e::chartges. ''••• t4th Ditto, 14, Peach, Gent..to be Cornet, by purehase, vice Reado„prornoted. toth Ditto. Cornet P. L. Fletcher to be Lieutenant, vice Ashworth, promoted. 23 t Juni, lanirs Maekav to he Lieutenant, by pur -1 tidal t, who retires. Coldstream Regimeitt of Toot Guards, Lieut. the 1-lon. john ~l,,irhtirnita n, IT , i;il the 7th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase; vier; Barrow, promoted. Ist P•c. , ..:iineut of - foot, B. Price (late Scrjeant in 7th Foot) to be tar-master, vice Ilatliday, appointed to the oth Garrison Biqtation. • • 3d Dino, Major W. I-1, Bunt - miry, from the 35th Foot, to b? Liontettalit Colonel, vice Scott, who 'retires. 4111 Ditto, Lieut. Wm: Leighton Wood to be Captain of a i-'ompaily, by purchase, vice Hutton;. who 4 retires. sth Dirro, Gentleman Cadet T. Clarke, front the Rdyal Mi-. litary College to be Einagn, vice Wharton, promoted in• the 7th Garris. n . • • 7th Regiment of Foot, Captain j. M. Nooth to be Major, wit hunt pur liase, vice Prevost, promoted in the Bth West India Regiment. ytit ihrto. fo he Ensigns—Gentleman Cachet R. Tighe, from . the Royal :Military College, without purchase, vice. W nittey, promoted. Gentleman Cadet F. Sandy s from 'ditto, vice 'Wey hind; promote:l - in the 4th G arrisonl.3at ta- N Wort.;:lotise, Geut. vice Gordon, promoted. Jetty Di; to, Ensign mkt Adjutant E. Mrilin,;ar to have the Rank id , lieutenant. Ensign and Adjuzint spike to have the ;tank ci Licutcoant. Ensign E. B. Thane to be Lien tenant, vice p wzli, promoted, • Ensign Win. Holden to be Lieutenant, vice Burke, promoted in- the Canadian Fen- cults. - 'irth Henry E. Hely, Qt.rit. to he Ensign, vice • teSii, NV ilt)e.Appointinelit has'heen Lasicelleb. • loiin Wren, Gent to be Ec-agn s • without purchase, - `vice Orimby,whose Appointment rtes been cancelitcf. ritli Ditto, Lieut.,Fl l . I);:spard to be Capt.tin of a Company, Mathew, who retires. 2c:o Oil to,.LLut. John Aiurray to be Captain of a Company, tVeldoA, ileceaseci. :ph Ditto, 12,isiyai Swyney to be Lieutenant,,vice Brown. Gent, to 62 Eiisio, vice Sw)ii. - :). 27i1i Llitto,'Ensign Frani.as Such to be Lient,nant, without purcciast ' vice wit() resigns. bin ry 1-ox, Gent. IS 1.1 t: ES3igil, vice 25th . into, to bej.nsign, without purehae, vtec Alonnie, promoted in to:.' 7tll Garrisan 13attatioir. nOberi. s otii,g to be Capta n of a Compa ny, VIP it I,OU t pUrdr.St, vice Q un, promoieu. • • 35ta i)!zio, captain larke, ti•Jiii the ',Atli Foot, to be by purt.in,se, vice Buithury, , woinute•Li injai: 3d kot, . - 36th bat°, Std....ant - Major Thomas Medley to be Quarter. ma:der, vice•ltadg , 2Er• ) , ticsoipt, 4ist !into, Alex Luid nerridali: to be Ensign, without filar ' chase. vice tiroetur, promoted in the 24111 . 1 ight I)raBeons. 42t1 Ensign Dow-in Stewart ,be Lltutenant, with. out purchase - . - • 4itii Ditto, Lnsign T. b. Costley to be Lieutenant, without purchase. jtmn Metcalfe, to be Ensign, vice Cost, St."I,IICIIStO Anitrtaiß, Vic..e Dun top, 1,1011fOtt:a in the 7t ii 1.1 fijOli Battalion. - sow Ditto, .kAisigri -hales Al Am to lit Lieutenant, bY par. YIVJSC, vice l'Cppei, wno retires, 55th Litto, Enstrn Yetcr A Fleiliger to be Lieutenant, by • purchase, vice Ivi`i'iikrsuil; wiio retires. 56th 'unto. To W. Lieur.:..l..tits, without purchase--Ensign Patrick Aragtiati. Ensi g n burgii. Ensign Al. r. Watson. r tlaigir EWA To be Ensigns --Kubert NPLellidid, Gent. vice Straghan. C eu rge Smyth, t..ent. vice Burgh. j , din Ormsby, (arid. vice \Nat:soh. O'Connor iligons, lic.d. ‘ , l4e 11W/11. 61St Ditto, GLl,ti..:lll.lr. Cruet )aines 11eiil oit, tyrnii the oya 1 Mildar) Cotiege, to be Ensign, oditliont purchase; vice Fel lovves, promoted in battalion. 6jd L,itto, Lieutenbt john V•rilson, troth the Royals, to be Captaiikot a Company) by purchase, vice kloiwtii thy, who retires. • TM Ditto, Ensign R..lph Dudgeon to be Lieutenant, vice Dams, prustiolea - in the 6th Gariisen Lath-du:IL: -Loftus; lticriarttn, . to be Ensign, vice Scott, promoted in the ,stu batialion. Ditto, Liisign W. M`Barnett to be Lieutenant, vice Carrie on, promoted in the Stit Garrison Battalion. (kilt to be Ensign, vice .first Ditto, Slajor A iexander. Abercrotnby horn the • tooth. wbe Major,; vice rlentierleatlf, Who exclialiges. 84th Ditto, .LicUt. I , nin Carter to be Laptaiii of a Company, i.y Lute base, vitA; L w,Le, promoted in the 35t11 Foot. , L , tuu, Witham Ank,:tcll, tent. to be Ensign, by pur- clia:x, vice Hy 1t0.., piutnotett. • ••• lUutit Ditto, N.Li)aa. 0, in LIM S. Pleaderleath, from the Bist out, to ne Major, vice Abercruniii)c , v nu exclialigeS.: s th IVc.,t I<egilThnit, Swift, tram the 7th - Light Di. goons, to be Major, vice f uyll, who exchanges. Royal ‘Ve..•: India karigcis, Lieutenant Malcolm Turner' to "Captani of a Coliipai , y, witilot„tt purchase. Lieutenant William Hewetson, truni the 4th Gal - tight Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Turner. . . 4tli . airison Battalion, Ensign - Fellowes, from the bast koot, to Cie Lieutenant. Lasign George Annesley, iron' the 74th Foot, to be. Lieutenant. Charles Lawn, Cent. to be Eu.,ign„ vice Browne, w hose Appointment hashot taken • ,place • Seljeant-Major iacob Hopper, ,from the 2.ci Batta lion of Ai to De Aujutant, with Rink of En.,ign. ,ith Ditto, Ensign lona Scott, from the 71st kootoo be Lieu- tepant: 6th Ditto, Lieutenant john Major, ltom the -7ist Forpt, to oe Lieutenant. . . 7th Ditto, I::tiAgn I. T. Connell, from tii* Royals, to be Lieu tedant. Ensign %V il haat Akenside, from the 2.13 th loot, to be beutenant. Serjeant - Marshall, from the 53u Foot, to be Quarter-Master. Royal Military College, Major HowaniDouglas, on Half pay of the Yuck Rangers, to be Colurnandant of the Senior Departinent, with the Rank of Lieutenant-Colo:id in the Attny. - . Is,..ng's German Legion— ist Regiment of Pragoonl, ill.ant Halpin, Esq. to be Paymaster, 'trice Scbmitietn, • • who restos. • Ist Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Bernard Cropp to be . Lieutenant, vice Krauckeithcrg, deceased. MEMOKAN RUM. Lieutenant Philip Kearns-y, of the ± ;th,Foot, is superseded, nCVti having juiceet since appointed. •• Lieutenant Edward S4.;aultze, at the 6oth Foot, is super seded, being absent yvittiont leave. Tile A pp,iiitment of Assistant-Surgeon Abraham White, from the (both I. oat, to be Assistant-Surgeon in the sth Gar rison B.ittal ion, as stated ha the G,azette of 23d ult. has lAcit taken pl.ce. ERR Arum in the Gazette of the 3oth 14th Foot-- For -- to be Ensign, without purchase, Leake, read 1 ii.111: - IS L suss colc.er, Gem: to he E.nsibn, without puii.hasc, vice Leake. Commisiions signed 1 : ) , the Lord Lieutenant of the County of LAncoln. • To be Deputy Lieuteifants ram:is John Bateman bash . wood, Esq.. DetfAi bccember so, Gervas Wood. hut's . % bsq. Dan:Li as above. Comminitms in the Norfolk Militia, signed bj. the Llrti lieute- flan:. Eastern Itgiinent--Ensign Ore to be Lieutenant, vice Lny prinnotcd. Datch Dec. 12,113c6. Geo. Brown, Gout. to be a„ Ensign, vice Fish, resigned. Dated as above. bun Spence I;ikeling, Get it, to be an Ensign, - vice Ore, Invinuted. Dated Dec. 14, !Sob. BANKRLIPICY ENLARGED. Thomas John Hopkins, now or late a Chigwell, Essex, commun-brewei, nom jan. to to a 7, at ten, at Guilduall. BANKRUPTS. - Thomas Shepley, of .Selby; Yorkshire, breWer, , to surrender Jan . 2 3, 2 4 , a " FeO• 17, At four on the first day, and ten tlic obi two days ! at the George Jim, 64:Joy. A‘ornies, 111 r. Swallow, Selby ; Of Messrs. .Sykes, and ,Kri)wles, h,w Inn; London, john Julian, of Bobber's Mill, Nottinghamshire; miller, lan. 12, 14, and Feb. 17, at eleven, at the I'un , ..:lll3;)tvl,'Not, tiiigharn: A ttornies, Messrs. Nliddlemore and Percy, Notringharry or Messrs. Macdo,,gall and Hunter, Lin-- ,in's-1 no, 'London. • Newney , Langdale, of rhirsk, Yorkshire, wine-and Spirit-cperctkant, lan 19, arid- Feb. if, at eieven,,at the Wntnt Swan Inn, Middtehaln,; - Yorkshire. AttGinies, Messrs. Drnstiale.‘nd Hanle, Muldleham ; or Mr. E. Chip - - pentlate. King's Bench Walks, Inner 't'emple, Loridtm. Benjamin Hunt, late of Brighthelmstone, aussex, builder, ‘- fan. 21,2'4, - and Feb. • 17, at eleven, at the St. fames Tev-rn and Hotel, lirigiuttelinstone. , Attoinies, .vir. T. 1-1.111, Brightitelmstone; or Mr. I.• Smith, London. - John Jackson, of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, cabinet-rn !! • t., ti, and Feb. t 7, at eie,en, at - the White ,ern, Ktugslon-upon-Hutl. A ttur,,ies, Mr. Cots,. .-: ilu :1 or Messrs. alien, EXley, and Stocker, Ft: -vat's man, William Butt, of Page's Walk, Bermondsey, Surrey', plat .""nierchant, Jan. f 7, at len, 24, at twelve, anti Feb. 17, at ene, at Guild:tad.. Atturney,_Mr. Ledwich, Baldwin';, • . court, Cloak.dane. POLICE. MARLBOROUGH-STREBT.—John Lewis Baptista Barrie&let yesterJay underwent a final exami.natlon at this Office. The Earl of Caledon appeared for the :_first time since the Prisoner' has been in custody. His Lord ship stated, that the Prisoner adted as valet, and not as butler, •and to hire he left the care of his house - whilst he went, to Ireland. Thirty-two packages were packed in a hurry, and sent to a waggoti inn for comeyance to Portsmouth, previbus to his Ural' ship's departure from town, he having at that time been given to understand that he should embark for qt(,.‘ Cape of Good Hope in a few days. In con sequence of the confused manner in which .the• packages had been packed, his 'Lordship could nbt speak, with any degree of certainty, to what extent had• been robbed; nor could he particularize -at that moment any deficiency, excepting, as he sup posed, Q 6 dozen of Champaigne, Madeira, Claret, .and other wines, left in his wine cellar, and which, on exaMination,.contained not more than two or three- bottles. The Prisoner lwl no command over the keys of the wine-cellar, whiCh were depo— sited in aui unlocked-drawer. Nine' packageg; it • appeared; had been brought away from the waggon,' inn. Col. Alexander identified part of his property which had been 'offered for sale by the Prisoner; and it was proved by the other persons who were left in the house, that the Prisoner_ had frequently taken ine from- the cellar, and carried it our of the house. He had, it appeared, 'distributed the whole stock of wines amongst about a dozen dashing tales, at -dif ferent times ; two of whom proved, that they. had received a part of it, and,' in particularising the marks on the corks, &c. it appeared to . he part of. that which the• servants saw the Prisoner take froba.. the cellar. The several ladies with . whorn the Pri soner,ha.t, by . his assumption of title, birth, arc. he- conic acquainted,' gave a sportive description of the con:l , ll'st of the self-created Nobleman, whilst aeling toe; nan of -fashion, similar to the absurdities with which our readers are already acquainted respealpg , hint: • He insisted that Miss'C: Who had expressed an intention to leave her house,- should accept his •(theaning Lord UtledoWs). whilst he was at, thb Cape, as he should have no occasion for it. Ths. oder was Made when the. Lady breakfasted v•ith the Prisoner, w 1 excited her suticlons, as he had t:o servants at command. The Prisoner wai fully committed for trial, on three inaiLtmmts ; one beaig for defrauding Mes3rs. Rundle aid Bridge, Jewellers, Ludgatehill, wh - n . e he had procured a snuff-box, mounted in gold, by using:his nuster's nam e. fheic t - nce was excessively crowded. UNION 1-IALL.-i-,The_man ineustody en suspicion of being Concerned in the tritder'of Old Matthews, the Dulwich hermit, and whose name is - Aim Hay- , don, was examineti privltely ; but, in the absence of some corroborative testum)uy eK pealed to come foe xarl, The felfow is old, and of a mean, squalid, and dis gusting appearance.. ..Wnen the officers went to his wretched habitation, they found him, his wife, and a dau:ghter, sitting in a roou without a bed, a-sear, or a sto-ii, or any ct)vering whatever but what little was on their backs.., A had starved do 2:; the corn panoil of their poverty, had n small loci: of straw to lay on, and so far was better lodged than his fel low lodgers. All the trod provided for the supper of the whole faMily was formed on a broken, ptate, and appeared to be about a _pennyworth of sprats.- .Some idea may be faand of his wretched state, by obserVing, that, when lodged 'in the prison in a solitary cold cell in the Felons' department, with the usual bed and covering; and with his Irons on, he expresed his'satisfac.tion at being so comfortably lodged.—His wife is • also 'in custody, and the poor girl, the daughter, is admitted to the Parish Work- Itpuse, ' _ _ • PUBLIC OFFICE, HATTO'N GARDEN.—On Monday . the following' per4ons were frilly co annitteS for tri ; d : John Fordharn, 'John Harvey, Richard Hartford, William Bridge, : J. Hall, being. chargea with divers daring robberies in and about Ponder's End; especially in the house of Mr. Spencer, where they confined 'the family while they plundered the: house,. which 'Robarts, an accomplice, particularly. described. , Robarts is admitted a King's evidehce. The girl, Wilson alias Young,' suspected of being - conccraed in the murder of Anne Webb alias Wi'n terflood,: in Higlet's-lane, remains still 411 custody, Some new circumstances have come out That premise to lead to an illustr'ittion of this mysteriousThurder. Hainvell and James Cockbain,, sert7sntS to Byetly,. chemist, in Holborn, wcte committed. .to Newgate for trial yesterday, 'being charged with stealing money out Of the strong iron chest, by ' , means offalse keys. Several informations have lately been laid before the Magistrates 'of Hatfield, Herts„ against-the Pro prietors of different stage waggons, for drawingldvith more than the limited number of horses ; upon which - they have beerrecinViaed, and, paid the re "SpeLiive penalties incurred thereby. The period will quickly arrive when all those who wish to have a Share-VI the First drawn Ticket, on Tuesday Morning next, must manifest their inten tion, otherwise they will be too late for the chance, of 20,0001. which . surely is worthy of notice.. • On the ,same day, many ,Other Capital Prizes will make their: appearance, Thirty Thousands,, Twenty Thou sands, Ten Thousands, Five Thousands,..&c,to . great .joy of the owners. These valuable benefits are to be had 'at HORI•ZSBY and -Co.'s,'26, Commit Charint Cross, and S. 'Margaret's Borciugh,— Nos. 3J,97 a, and 42,50, 1 -Priies of 30,vu01. wcre sold by Hoit:sny and 'Co: We have heard, at various intervals, of the effects •of animal magnetism: by if ever the power ijf At traCion can act with More than usual force on the human frame, it is in the instance of the present 'State. Lottery;" for if a Scheme, possessing,, among minlerous other great 'Capitals, two Prizes •of 30,Q0m1. each,'•and with but - :,) . 5;00 . 9 Numbers, be not a magnet of 'extraordinary force; it' will be dif fieult to say what Lottery Scheme can pOss,ibly-inerit `a more general,attraelion. The 13th 'inst be-.- gib to bring this important event tOssuei=with no leis an annOuneement to % the 'very firstdrawn Nurn bertlian 20,0001. '": ' - _ LONDO-N,: Printed by R-icH Ait a R Is, of No. 4, Alartlett-tnurt, Bovv-street..and published 1:i W Am Iklimldelt - efirr, Souiii Whom At die SvN-Omoz, No. 1 b i z Strand; where Advertisements, Order for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c, (post-paid), sai DIVIDENDS. Feb. zr. William Be.xtott, county of SoUthampton, hawker, at one, at Guildhall, London.. Feb. a. Jaines , Vengeberrow, late of St. Peter, Worcester, glover, at ten, at tne Crown Inn, Worcester. Feb. at. naa Tunaielill,.of hrootn-yard, Herefordshire, linen-draper, at eleven, the'Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Man chester.. Feb. 4. Richard. Tomlinson, of New ivlalton,, Yorksh!re, • common-brewer, at eleven, a‘. the New Talbot Inn, New Malton. Feb. 14. David Glover, of Gutter-lane, London, Merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.. (au. Easterby and• William Macfarlane, of Canada Wharf, Rottierhithe, Surrey, merchants and co-partners, al ten, at Guildhall, 1.-;scion. • • Feb. Hebber.i.en, of Fareham, Haats, millian*, at ten, at G tadditall, Lon.lon. Feb. a. John Evans, hte of \Vlalverliamptoti,.StalFard.4nir, at one, at the t. lobe tavern, Li vtrpnol. • Feb. 7. Thom:, cu.;, stirt.4; chandler, - at ten, at s o . "I'll ? nta; SUfnersashirei coa at elevaipat.- Bat.. • GER i 1:'1 411' . ran. 27. Thomas stnithi .of Aiaudoley, Lanzashi - re, tan - net. lotto HOrth, late. of. Norwich, upholsterer. Alekander of Liverpool„i,inerand builder. Alice flarv,*, late of Wigan, Lancabinre,:lllll:ititr Vinicornbe, of Bath, lanngella 7 inahufadu'rer. WA.,lley, • of Live. laoles ChathtiqtA., of AlailLnestcr, in.lnu:acturer. Mere Jan Sw.ncott, of Coster-lane, Lte.pside, London, R . ;cirtard Ockeaden, late-of F/MTN4RS HIPS. D T. Hughes and S: Jones, St. lo)m-itreet, gro:;.ers. Wm: Simpson and f. Granger, 'Strann, tail rs. Sykes and]. Butier,Bultan-le.:dours,Lancashire,fn.tchilie- makers. 3(53. Shaw, Wm. hook, and Boothby, She mer- chants. - John EndisOn and G. Woolley, .Gough:seoac j V.:Auks:tie . tr.rriers. . . , . . . Wm. hootri and H. P. Redpath, Bath, solicitor:. Anit.Clark and.-I._ Porteus, -Mount Pkasa‘lt, g.....1y's- lon - lane horse•ahair-Thanutacturer. - 1: Ivory and G. -Bryant, IL,undaditch, br, - .ers. i.lones t Stonebridge, Chester, and P. ,i'hu:nas, MancheSter, manufactkfrers of printing-liquor. R. Jenkins and E. 1-latcher,,at the Back-flail, Chester, lea thz.r. factors. SCholts En . en, Mau,. de Jongh, and lOS. I ongh, Liverpool, merchants. C. .IValbattle," Northumberland, and Wm. Little- Sorby, and j . j eticock, S oeffield, coal.--arrehatits. J. Hornby and , Callaghan, Liverpool. An Inquisition' was last: Monday evening taken at Guy's Hospital, .ori;thfi, body of James Rodd, a young lad, v. ho, iriimtared, was on Monday the 29th of December ridi:ig on iiorse-',A.,_:, ;.i ::-.1:.i.,ar.i.. street, in the Borough, and endeavouring to pass a Coal-waggon; which was going 111011 g . 4it ft slow rate, unfortunately the horse tell with the deceased between the horses of the waggon, the last Wheel of which went over his body. Several witnesses were examined relative to the situation. the carman was in at the time-of the deceased falling : two of them said they sew 'no driver with the waggon. A Pub 7. lican, who lived on the spot, said he saw the drwerrun from the Toot-path to stop \ his horses, on seeing the boy fall. The driver of another waggon which Was following - , said that the carman of the waggon which passed over the lasi was walking by L the side of the second horse;--Which the merman "him- • self also declared ; and that on hearing the deceased fall he endeavoured to stop them, but they "were too powerful, for him. The deceased was , carried to ; Guy's Hospital, where he larigursliedUritirWalnes .day last; and theStirgebn who attended him declared the accident to have been the cause of hia , death.— The Jury, after deliberating a considerable time, re turned a verdi& of a Accidentally killed ;" but as sessed the horses and. waggon, which-waS laden with coals, and belonged to- Messrs. Herne N and Devey, of Bankside, 'at 40Las a deodand. MEL:kr:el-I ot..x'. AccinENTs.—Monday, as five men were condualing a float of. timber down the Wye, near. Ross, in attempting to pass through Wilton bridge, by some accident (the water being e)treme ly high) they ran against ,one of the piers, when, three of them were instantly washed off and drowned. Tuesday, as a barge belonging to Mr. Courteen, laden with timber, was proceeding doWn the "Wye, from the wharf at Dixton meadows, she _was forced • by the power: of the current with her side against the pier of the .bridge, at Monrnouth ;-_ and after passing through the arch, her bow Went under wa ,ter,' and she sunk immediately, with six men. on board. The owner, with Mr. John Crompton, of Wye bridge _(the Master), and one of the men, were .saved by swimming ; but the three others v e.e-con signed to. a watery, grave. , . . _ A writer 'of great knowledge and experience ob serves, " that at the spring and fall of the leaf, the 'mortality is generally-greater than in the other sea sons of the year," and with great truth ; but many are also sent to their long home by early indiscre tionA, which materially affea them at these seasons; either .from injudicious. treatment, or:by not having recourse in due time to Medicine. It is, however, a pleasing consolation fo-the.4flijaed, to refieEt 'that a .Medicine of the first charmer is now extant, and which, if applied, will effeaually relieve then) and restore them again to the blissful enjoyment of health and happiness. ' This Medicine is the cordial Balm fil . Gilead, which has cured thousands in the last stage of a ConsuMption,:sro4ht on . by this de struaive habit, and the proprietor,Dr.'SoLomon, of Liverpool, is rem Bring the , rising - generation .a ser vice of the first magnitude: On Friday la'it died, at WOocitock, JOSEPH BROOKS, Esq. aged 71, many years an Alderman of that Borough, of which he several times served the office of Mayor. He was respeded by a numerous circle of friends as a very worthy chara&er. 'The question was started, a few evenings since,itj a large company, " Whether any of the Adven turers, who are now so near the moment of . par• ticipating in the immense capital Prizes in the pre sent State Lottery, have any pre-sentiment of their approttehing prosperity ?"—A. sagacious old Gentle- 7 - man , observed, that a much more material questiori was—" Whether the present company possessed any Tickets or Shares in a Scheme of such uncommon interest and opulence ?" SHIP NEIPS. GRAVESEND, JAN. 5. Passed by—the Prosped, Dunkin, from -Riga ; Resolu tion, Harper, from Dantiic ; London Packet, Shipton, froi4 Itenalt lane, Tate, front Stocktioloi ; Fox, )hooks, from St. Petersburgh ; -Emerald, Taylor, from Pillau; -Cyrus, Wighatto, and Ca lcuonia, —, train cl:Ottenburgh. Sailed—the Experiment, Bissutt, for the Cape of Good Hope ; : and Maly, Mullett, for Guernsey. BIRTHS. ,On the zoth ult. at Redbourn-Hall, in Lincolnshire, the La,iy Of William Beauclerc, Esq. of a Daughter. 0 ,e,cinest.lay morning last, - the Lady of St. A. V.'ar.le, "Esq of Hatfield, near Doncaster, of a Sod. Lardy, at the G lebe-house, Tandragec, the Lady of the Rev. Thotni‘s Carter, of a Son. • MAR R (ED. Yesterday morning, at Miry-le-hone Church, by the Rev. aines Stanier Li. B. Chaplain of the Household tJ Higlim.s the Prince ot,W ales, Lienten:ov-Colonel j. Conway, late of , the . 53d Regiment, to Miss Elizabeth. Al'ArthUr, only daughter or Folin MlArthUr, Esq. of York - I ,lf l ce, • Portman-square. The married pair y Of to illitton LOdge, Hampshire, the country or the Lady's lather. 'Elle same d iy, at St. George tke Martyr, - William ilircint Banly, Esq. to Nliss Charlotte Btown. 0:1 the.3d.inst„ at Clirtou Ctiari.li, Staunton, Esq. to '‘ivlissAnta Maria Bourdieth (blighter oi ill,: late tam.: liourdicu; Esci of Coom" , e, Cr3ydoty tivrrcy The some day, at Alotpeth,' lames i s .)ownin7 . , E sq. of Church-I-louse, I.i.rrey, Captain in ills M'.ijesty's Gist Re n imoit, to Miss Tylkl, youngest daughter of the late lames .Tyls!r, ut Whotton, in tile'"County oi Northiuunerland. On ,1 4 hur6day morning, at Windsor Church, Mt. liunf, late of Fru,;rnore, to Mrs. H. Mile, of' Wilaisor. The same clay, at PaddihgtoirChurSl4 Tohn Gaskinst of Clerkenwell, to Airs. 4-Nna Edwatds, or P..ddnis;tun. DIED. On -Saturday morning, at Mrs. Vassatl'F, at Clifton, irt year of her ag-c, of a r.ipid 1.1“. A r J l er., of I. G. Archer,- Esq. of B.tf and daughter or !nit; lat.; . 1,,,Un Vassal!, Esq. of the Cresceqt, Bath, stir! ley Som4sqtslure. She was one of tLe mo.;t artuat. aiht Se.tatifttl women of the age: her mini was seat oi ev.2, y virtue, and as in.rfeJ as her lovely form. Yink-srl.:et, Dublin, T•nntaas Ctatde, $(l.. •• • !. J.;:w, at Tivanee.i c 1.63 years. at Poina rut } triao..liter of the 1.)9:n1 - 4 ltsq. cr i i '—odg, neat Norwich. Some time Norfolk, Mr. Tho' NI t:e9l4 t ' .I — 'l hit )vo-14est brut ter ire John Marcon, On 'Thursday :, Mr. join-Thomls, Solicitor, of Fe a' ccurt, Ecnchure;.•street. On the Id last, at Weymouth, Mts. 1 5 0=r, wif.:_oflotta Pahn , ..,r, Esq. M. P. for Bath. • - On Friday of an inveterate cancer, in her . 44° 4 year, Mrs. Elizabeth Blooursbory-square. On Saturday iteit, tile IC.:!V. ‘VT!la . ri 1 u.kok , Reaur of St. Erhelburgh, LonuOn, and LhA , )11111 to tits kayal 1.1) •Ito Less the Duke of (..;toucester. . WATER AT LON'AOIs: 13Rl1jG1 TU-MOR }<.ll ie` Alornirlg, 3 min. after 2, i rrlooii, 25 min. aftgr A CIIALI.F.NUE. - TES c :.I.IS. CUARIE rtn(i Co. cliallcro - e the w h a t, v‘ii)ri; to prove a 5in,;...; ii.atantie and - Mctitott ot Cure have tai.eOor . the its:,,r,:d/eileci. i % - r° praaiee of litany years in tins partiLuiar branch tession has taut given rise to One utlitieeeistul case. Tlity tintielo.dirett their studies to the treatment .;;td cur:! tan Coinotaitits;and that deraligement of the system wti:cit is the , cOnsequeneeof a destruttivo It is a inelowp!, l l truth, that the indulgence in this solitaxy vice biangsnn tnOiG DeliciensAct; and Debilities which tregnently' altO e, Matri.tionial. , State, and imposes by anti , ..ip4: h T ot .such tt e the lion upon its unhappy victims all -the iriti.i'm a:es of old ;q:e , persons it must be retie:Aiuti to flho that they may now, by new and infant:4le mode o f i f . ment, he restored to Ilea:tit, strength, and mostly vigaur., - ; Mzsses.- Currieand Co. beinvegular swrgeolis of the itoyil College, the idea of empirctsw cannot possibly be attached to their pradix:e, tbr nothing.but a thorough convittion, coal , firmed inaitY years experience, Of the iiipin:Aous nina,! Of ticattnent adopted by the gen oral • tin; cure Venereal Cuinillaints, and that class of Dewitt): wnieli mow. tartly' , results-. troth the indiscretions , of you th, could induc e lieu to n,viatefroin the usual syste!it, acid by performing tP 4 most surprising cures, convince , the - woriti of the decided sa' periority of theirtitode of treatment.. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by Patients of either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, aid, hopocJ i i at their House, No. la 7, Hatton Garden. Letters Iron tl iv • Country (post-paid), inclosing a Bank Note, • statiiiio l l, particulars of the case, will live tile necessary' Advice Maseines sent to any , part of the ,Kitigdons. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir. • No. 9, .New ,Bridge-street, London , Ico,NSIDE4 it but auad.of justice' due to til f maids of your. LE AK. E's PAT ENT PILLS, a, cony, ninnicate to you the foll-rwing Cure which has recently &-‘ 1 . 11 ,. , periOrmed by, them:— An Acquaintance of mine, by breakinvnit of an tild Venereal' Complaint (attended bV",", complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced 'al most to a skeleton; and although he had she bes t in t rdi% 4 ,:i advice.wincit could be obtained , tied tried a variety o f paqPi Medicines, nothing could be . procu ed which seemed to 0 1 , 'his cise,'Or to do bun any service.; he remained in a most diced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow • his profeesion and scarcely 'able to %%lalk or 'even t4.` Stan 4 his'le s; In 14i tiq one who knew hint ever so pliesed it pa, yr sible tot him to recover. He was adiiiSed zit Last to try y.1 1, ' Leake's 'did so, adhering stiictly tic dirve.tioV 4 _given with them. tle had not taken in.re SW', bux,z,„i lore •he found an :alteration. for the nettcr in:sena:m:lA I him.. to proceed, and by talcmg ter. boxes more he, fotto' his iippethe and strength gradiially return ; - and is no,v. , healtiiy and stout asimy Mall i WOW. Yo.i are welcol Sir, fu iefer any person to on::: for a confirmation::: the atre' f , account if ii shouidtedutibta,..., . • • # 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble servant,. Library - , Folkstone: ' 'THOS. I'URDAY.'' Prepatekt art Sold by the Son; 12 roprietor, THOS. LOB,TAY N't einber of t College of Su qr.: 4 ' 4 ' * London, iti,s tionse, No. 9, New Pridge-sireeti ; : Where, after a Constant residence Of more'tlnin Forty` 'K -t in a practice. parliCularly directed- to 4 -. l le , Cure of real Complaints, and those incielental. to the ' •••Gelieratiiin , in both Sexet,'Bvith- i that .dovielable - lecrefl, which Men of his Profe;.;sion should always:observe : flatters himself, the advice and assistanCe he 0:.-itilir^ ,4 '; -: ; iy-adtninisters. to Persons tilting this Medicine;_ I) ig esteemed by a die.Cerning a 5• an 4Livahiiige eel 3o „. 'to be obtain , d, 'and Itoid.of arnbix ; :tlity,. - Also sold, by his Appointment, tpr the :nel. jr these living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, san's-street,, Pall Mall; the •Toystiop, No. t, street ; Mr DisZ:orcugh's; No. 7, • M r liaxter s, Sonth-bridge, Edinburgh ; gow ; Mr. Bull, DuZjliti'; 4- 11 verpool; Mr. Atkinson!,s, MatietiLster ; ..• in every consicrai;le :Town. in Great' in Boxes of on:y 25. 9d. eith, sea4c-d :all fr y plain directions, whereby -persons of eat., r thernselv( A i:n ease, J need, secrecy, and safety. 0 N. B. Every .14ix sold in Great, Britain is sea Led. up - c 0 a stamp, on which, by 'favour of the Cornmissioneu, i'' l ' t , e( 1 . at the StaMp-oflice, ."'T. 'Taylor, Not 9, .New s t , e-tt," to imitate which is Felony, anti all others are cotta terfeits. If: aae - .stre , d ry4yLivi I.St z ~- Z . *Ssc ..., 2 St, sha tou Yen I grey T Lot ........ fiiti ~ikc .ti is ' Pub, Alniv ( cerr ii Iv tun c 'e'x i col lort ij 1)% , 3: