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OLD BAILEY, JAN. 22: As Admiralty Session was held yesterday before Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, Baron Tnomrsolsr, Sir ALAN CHAMBRE, and a Bench of Civilians, for the trial of offences committed on • the high' seas, within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England. The Grand Jury having found a true Bill for Mur der against John Rainscn, Captain of a Liverpool' trader; he was arraigned in the dock, on an Indict ment, charging him with feloniously, and with ma lice aforethought, making an assault on James Wil li 'Ms, a seaman on board the Lall&zster Merchant Ship, off the Coast of Africa, on the 17th of March, 1806, and giving the said James Williams divers kicks and bruises, which caused his death. The Prisoner's case had been before the Court of King's Bench, and he was_under bail for man slaughter, when he surrendered 'himself this day, to take his trial for the alledged murder. 'The pre sent indictment had been instituted by the Admi ralty, in consequence Of the 'representation of the conduit of the Prisoner, .by some seamen onboard the Lancaster. An Affidavit was presented to the Court, by the Prisoner, soliciting that his trial Might be put off until the next Session, on the ground; that three 'material witnesses were abseht. The Affidavit went oti to state, that the Prisoner, who was under bail for manslaughter - had appeared publicly in the streets aad on the.. 'Change, at Liverpool; _amongst his ac cusers (the crew of the Lancaster), from the time of the arrival of the vessel in that port, on the 14th of June, to the 29th July, when he was Charged with manslaughter, unconscious that such a charge was about to 'be 'instituted against him. The Surgeon of the Lancaster, the. Third Mate, and a seaman, the witnesses who. were now absent, were also at Liver pool at the same time, and they embarked on another voyage to sea, on the 1 7th 'olJuly, twelve clays be fore the accusers of the Prisoner attempted to make Y charge against him. He had been advised, by Counsel, to stand his trial Without these witnesses; but he was anxious to have the benefit of their testi mony. If he had been aware that his condad was about to be impeached, he could have prevailed on the three absent persons to have been present at this time; and his accusers, Law'and Smith, also had had an opportunity of Soliciting their testimony, as they knew of their being about to go to sea ; but they concealed their intentions. until after the de parture of these three persons. Mr. GARROW, on behalf of the Prisoner, enforced the Pc:ition, and made some pertinent remarks on the condu& of the Prisoner's accusers, in not insti tuting a charge against him when the absent Wit nesses would have been ready to have given their testinso . The Surgeon had attended thedeceased, and he certainly would be a very important witness, as would also the other two persons. His advice vas, that the trial 'should 'proceed ; but the Prisoner exnressed a wish to have the benefit of the testimony of the absent Witnesses; and consequently, the Learned Counsel moved, that the Prisoner should be allowed to find such bail 'as the Bench should think fit, for his appearance at the next Sessions. The ATTORNEY GENERAL, for the 'prosecution; agreed with Mr. Gnattow, in opinion,' that •Mr. Copeland; the surgeon, would be a very material witness; .and left it to the Bench to hold the Pri soner in such recognizances as their wisdom should dire&, and the case required. Baron THOMPSON observed, that under all the circumstances of the - case,: the Court , had power to • admit the PriOnet to bail, 'as it probably 'would be November before another Session would be held.— It would, however, be necessary, to answer the pur poses of justice; that'the Prisoner sh.ould be held 'in double recognizances,, The 'Prisoner - was held to' bail, himself-in bnol. and two sureties in 4001. ea c h. ;Messrs. GAtiito . .v, - 11 - AtNE; ALLEY, and MARRYAT *pre Counsel for the Prisoner- - • Thos. Aloss,Bichard Culling, and John Fowcad,- pilots on•the Ast'of Kent, wao had been capitally convicted, at a' fornier Sessidri, for feloniously and piratically stealing . 65'fathoins; of cable and an an chor, from the Brig Traveller, on the high seas, were - brought up to receive sentence: Judgment was respited at the former Session, a point' of •law having arisen respeEtiag whether or *not the.offence was capital. Sir `Vic. ScoTT obSerVed, 'that a consultation had been .held amongst the Judges, who had decided,_ that by an A& ' Geo. 111. chap. ;3:3,.. which A& recited th& 2811, Henry VIII. their offence was ea pital. The Le.iroed Judge rnadpsome remarks on offences committed - on the high seas, which were . capital, and wilich_ambunted Only tolarceny on 'the; which was precisely fbe case of the Prisoners. The Judge then passed sentence of Death .on the Prisoners, n the usual manner; after which, be in-. timated his intention of recommending them to the Royal merck.,. SURREY SESSIONS. INSOLVENT DRBTORS''FROM -THE KING'S BENCH PRISON. Captain Lumlek, Mr. Langlinrst, Mr. Parsons, and Mr. Dominic Serres, were severally brOught mud discharged without further opposition. Mr. Robson-*as opposed, and' the Counsel was goiugat,length into the ease, when the Chairman said the Court had already Mlle up ihiir minds on the sitbje6t,•that Mr. Robson was not a proper ob 'PA of 'relief from that Court; and he - .therefore . stands finaV remanded. - • Mr. Swairte was remanded, his notice being de feaive and inforinal: - - - Mr:Ana-904'1'1)1e was brOuglit up, and present ed an amended Schedule on Par'climent, upwards Of is feet in length., A very longeiamination was entered into, respeaiug :the description of Debtors in the Schedulo, whiCh were very numerous, and the chief attic: debts contraaed in' the East Indies by Officers .: 'the larget debt was one from the Agent of the Rajah of Travencore;forindre than 4000 sicca rupees and interest. The Chairman remanded Mr. Phie, to he brought up at the Adjournment, to be then discharged. The Court, after passing sentence on the. Prisoners, sdjoitrued till the 2d of March next. LUNDON : Printed by 1 At tbe-SI,)N-OFF Mort the LONDON GAZETTE, ,Jan.,2o, 1807 War-Office, Jan. 20, IFO7. Istßegiment of Dragoon Gurits, Dclap, Gent, to be .. .. C'„rtiet without purchase. - .. - • . 3d Ditto,. Captain "Sot Om B. MjclClehwait, front the 69th Foot, ,to be Captain of a .Troop, vice Snow, whO ek . . . changes. . . , _ • . • 3d Regiment of,Dragoons, Lieutenant John Hamilton Colt, from the 7th pout, to be Lieutenant, vice Walpole, who exchanges. : • . Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major Henry Morickton, • front the 3d Foot,• to - be' "MIJOr; ' Vice Shedden, who,ex- changes. toth Ditto, Cornet Henry Duperier tt,,, be Adjutant, vice Smith, who resigns the adjutancy t4th Ditto; Lieutenant lohn Hill Forster, from the 94th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Humphrey, who exchanges. , 24th Ditto, Alexander St. Leger MiMahon, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Van Courtland, pro- . . mated. • , .- - . 3d Regiment of toot Guards, Captain K. I, Bradtbrd, from the' 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brotherton, who ex- changes. tst Regiment of Foot, Captain F. Linsingen, from the Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ito. berts, appointed-to the 55th,_Voot. - M'Gill, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchasd, vice Nl' Lean, promOted. -- .M'Lure, Gent. to be-Ensign, without purchase, vice - ' Connell, promoted in the 7th Garrison Battalion. 3d Ditto,- Major lohn shzdden, , from the Bth Light Dra goons, to be Major, vice Nloucktou, who e: changes; sth Ditto, EnSign Richard Croker to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dubourdieu, promoted in the 7th Garrison Battalion. 6th Ditto, Captain Thomas W. Brotherton, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company,.vice Bradford, who exchanges. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Walpole, from the 3d • Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Colt, w ho exchanges. 15th Ditto, Captain,: folin Lombard, front Half-pay if the gth Foot, to be Captain of 2 Company, vice Roclifort, who exchanges. 17th Ditto, Charles Evans, 'Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Blain, whose Appointment has trot taken place. 26th Ditto, Ensign john Westlake to be. Lieutenant, witho , lt purchase vice Livingstone promoted in the 90th Poor. Jesse Collins, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Westlake. As sistant-Surgeon John Q. Short, from the 21St Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Brown, appointed to the sth Garrison Bat- talion. _ 27th Ditto, Ensign lames Davidson, from the 3 6 th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • , 31st Ditto, Captain lohn Williams Watson to be Major, by purchase, vice Sir William B. Burdett, who retires. Lieu tenant Francis Eager to' be' Captain of a Company, vice Watson. . 36th Ditto, Charles Moody Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Davidson promoted in the 27th.foot. 39th Ditto, Ensign Henry Smith to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Landers, promoted . Ensign Francis 1-1. Hart to be . , Ensign, without purchase. Icahn Coweller, Gent. to be Ensign, vice ; Smith. fames Roberts, Gent. to be Ensigni-vice Hart. _ - 47th• Ditto, James- Devonskire Gent.. to be _Ensign, vice Masters, promoted in the sth Garrison Battalion. soth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Beauchamp Lygon, from the 13th Light Dragocins,,zo •be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Kingseote, promoted in the 53d Foot. 55th Ditto, Captain Daniel Roberts, from the Royals, to he Captain of a Company, • vice Dixon, appointed to the Bth Garrison Aattaliciv. John Pears& Gent. •to be Essign, without purchase, vice , Eltigood, promoted. 57th Ditto, Lieutenant john B. Oliver, ifoill• the 4th Dra.. goons, to be Captain of a Company, by putcitese, vice • Warburfon" promoted. 68rh Ditto, Wiliam Smyth Gent. to be Ensign, without: purchase, vice Castle, promoted in the sth Garrison Battalion.. 69th Ditto, Captain George Snow; from the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ivliciticthwait, • who exchanges. - 72d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Harris, from the 57th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Rooper, pro moted, ~ Ensign J. M'Kenzie Cameron to be Lieutenant, vice Hodgson, deceased.- Ensign l'etcr Sutherland to be Lieutenant, vice Chadwick, who resigns. A. Wedderburn IVl'Ken';‘ e, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cameron. Donald M' Lean'„ 3ent. to be Ensign, vice Sutherland,' 73d Ditto,, Major William George Harris to be Lieutenant : . Colonel, by purchase, vice Moneypenny, who retires. captain George 'Pearson to be Major, vice Harris. List Ditto, Lieutenant William Turing, from the z3th Light Dragoons, to DC Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Milling, promoted. * 87th Ditto, Ensign Godfrey Green to be'Lieutenant, without purchase. John Slade, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Green. . 88th Ditto, Llettenant John Grant, from lialf-payof the 92i.11 Foot, to he Li e uteitant,,repa) mg the stillerence. 94th Dittb, Lieutenant ja.ntes Huniplue; ' front - the. t4th.. Light Dragoons, to. be Lieutenant, vice F o rster, -who changes. 4th West India Regiment, Lieutenant•G. - A. DetiCtiste; from liall4ay Of the - bVaggiin Train, to A .:: Lietitenata,, vice Of Conner, who exchanges.. Daniel Vanderzee, Gent.. to be Ensign, witholit •parchase, vice Worseley,' whose Ap -pointment has not taken place. • . Watieville's Regiment, Louis De Gingins De Berne,,G.ent. • to be Ensign, vice Ledergeur, promoted in Roll's Regi ment. Albert De SteigUer De Berne, cent. to be Ensign, vice Muller, proinoted anr FrOlierg'S Regiment. • • . • .ist Gallium Battalion, Lieutenant Philip George Lewis, from Half-pay of the Waggon. Train, t,o be Lieutenant, 'Vice who- exchanges.' sth Dittn, Eilsign Stephen Masters, frorrrthe 47th - Fast, to be Lieuteruint. t• - •-1 ,6tli Dittb, Second , Lieutenant Kitson, from Btigadicr- General Baillie's Regiment, to be Lieutenant. 7th' Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Richard O'Connell, from Half.y aof the 4th Light Infantry tattalion of, the Line, in ire- : land ; to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hughes, whOse pointment has not taken_ place. . . . . Sth Ditto; Captain Henry-Dixon, from• the ssth,-Foot, , to be.- . -Ciptainot a Company,. vice .Linsingen, app o wtql . to the Ro•yals th Royal Veteran Battalibn, Williatn Sutherland, Gent.'tn be Ensign, vice - Hopkins, prottioted in the 'ittlt/Ropili veteran-Battalion. . - " •- • ).,..,•1) ill; tli Loth Ditto, Captain lohn.iyi ca ry, from the 7zd fpot, to me ' Captain of a COMPany. - Captain Richard HumphreyS; t front the 57th Toot, teiloalletol” ' • • mrsiorocNnum:•• ..• • _ • 'The Appointment of IL.-M A Donnell, Gerit. to be Mettle- Foot, nazit in the 7th Regiment of of the sth January, 1805, has not taked as-stated in the Gazette - •• • • Ea r. ATA in the Gazette's of the 22d rune, t805,' and 25th ,"'Noventher, ik;o6. • ' 7th Foot, for Lieutenant ,Robert Bennett, from - Half-pay of . the Scotch Brigade, to be . Lieutenant, vice Bamford , who exchanges, read, Lienteant W. B. Bennett, froth Half pay,of the Scotch Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Bamford, ~cv no;exChanges. . , , , 4th Garrison Battalion. For G. U. Scmphill, Gent. to bf Ensign, read, James Semphlll, Gent. to be Ensign. , . . Csnimissions sigled by the Lord Lientenant of the County of Monmouth; Dated Dec. 2o; 18 . 06. To be Deputy-Lieutenants—Hugh Powell, Esq. Richard Williams, Geut. Lewis Osbourne; Gent. • About • three weeks since a : large dog..,,,passed through Farnham, and took a course through Holt Forest,. .where he bit several cows . and sheep. He afterwards bit a Mrs. White, •the wife of Lord STAWEL'S principal • game-keeper. She has since died of the hydrophobia. The suspe&ed "murderer of the woman at St. Pe ter's, in the Isle of Thanet, is safely lodged in Dover Gaol. .He'is a private in the German Legion. On Wednedday last, about four o'clock,' as WIL MANI TAYLOTV, Esq. M.P. for Barnstaple, in De vonshire' wz!s passing the Strand, in his carriage,' the horses took fright; from the snapping of the pole, and ran with great violence against the railincr , of.St. 'Clement's Church, where they were stopped.° We. .have'great pleasure in stating, Mr. TAYLOR did not receive any injury, although the carriage was broken to pieces. • . RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow-sneer; ant , xci, - INQ. ki , Strau (1,; wher& i dvertisements, Orders 1 TJL /OR Cr,RTAIN OFFICES 'frit tin- TOMS IN IRELAND-AND FOR ABOLISHING AND REGULATING CERTAIN OTHER OFFICES TIfEREIN. Whereas certain Offices in His Majesty's Customs 'in Ireland hereafter enumerated, whirl] have been • 'usually granted by Letters Patent, under the Great Seal of Ireland; have been found to be unnecessary, and' other Offices in the said Customs, which have been alio usually granted by like Letters Patent, al 'though the duties, or some thereof, are necessary or used, have . been , commonly executed by Deputies appointed by • the' Patentees respe&ively ; and it is expedient that: sumo of the. said Offices:should be abolished, ' , and others should not in future be granted by -Letters Patent, and should be abolished, so far as any of the 'duties thereof shall appear not to be ne cessary or useful;or may mare properly be discharged by .other existing Officers ; and that provision should 'be made:for the discharge of such duties, in such manner as shall be found convenient to the public service ; May it therefore please Your MAJESTY, That it may' , be ensued ; and be it ena6ted by the King's Most' Excellent' Majesty, by. and with the advice and Consent of . the Lords. Spiritbal and Tem poral, and Commons, in .present Parliament assembled, and . by the authority of the same, That the several Offices in the Customs and Port Duties of Ireland hereinafter specitjed—that is to say, the Officer of Customer in tile several and respeEtive . Ports of Baltimore, Belfast, Cork, Donaghadee, Drogheda, Dundalk, Galway, Killybeggs, Kinsale, •Larne, Limerick,- Londonderry, Newry, Ross, Tra lee, Waterford, Wexford,-WickloW,. and Youghal ; the office of Searcher, Packer,'and Gauger, in the several and respeCtive Ports of Dublin, Belfast, Curk, and Drogheda ; the office 'of Searcher in. the seve ral and respeCtive Ports of Donaghadee, Dundalk,' i• Olway, Kinsale, Larne,. Limerick, Londonderry, Newry, Ross, Strangfbrd, Waterford, -Wexford, and Youghal ; the office of Taster of Wines and• Su rveyor of-Outs, and.the , office of Surveyor General of Ireland, shall'not, nor shall any of them, from and I t : after the . . . • be granted to any person or persons whomsoever 'and that such -of the said several offices as are vacant, shall forthwith be, and the same are hereby, wholly. abolished . ; and that such of them as are not vacant, 'shall hereafter, from time to time; as the same shall respeelively become Vacant, be in like manner abo lished ; and the same are hereby, from and after the respedive times when the same shall respec tively becotne vacant as aforesaid, wholly abo- 2 'lished. • Aired be it further enacted, That the several of- . fices• in the Customs and Port Duties of Ireland. hereinafter specified•:--•that is to say, the office of " Comptroller and Accountant-General, the office of Exatninator of Customs, the office of Craner and Whartingei , in.the Port of Dublin, the office of -Re gister-General OfShipping for Ireland, the office of Customer of the Port of Dublin, usually called Cus tomer- and Colleaor of the Port of Dublin, the of ' lice of Clerk of - Ship Entries in the Port of Dublin, the dffice of Clerk for the Coast of Dublin, the of fice 7 .0 f . Comptroller of the several and respective Portt of Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Drogheda, Dun dalk, Killybeggs, Kinsale, Lame, Limerick, Lon donderry, Newry, Ross, Sligo, Strangford, Tralee, Waterford, Wexfor4l, Wicklow, and Youghal, being offices, the duties whereof are in part useful and necessary, shall nor, nor shall any of such offices, from and after the be granted to any person or persons, by patent or otherwise, save as hereinafter mentioned; and that such of them as are vacant shall forthwith be abo lisrlied, and the same are hereby abolished, save as hel4.inafter provided ; and that such of them as are not vacant, shall, hereafter, from time to time, ' as t satne shall respectively beconie vacant, be in like.manner abolished; and the same are' hereby. acidhedingly, from and after the respeEtive times vrihn the `same shall respeCtively become vacant, - akiblished,'save as hereinafter mentioned. Provided al..vpys, and be it further enacted, That the, Officers. before mentioned,, nor any of them, shall not' lie compelled to' any other attendance on - the' .dutz of their. several offices, during the con tin`uaiiCe•4)the existing-, grants to them, than has' retOfrOrebc!.rn given'' Provided always, that it Shall. and. May be lal.vfol to and for ,the .Commissioners of Ciistorns : and Vort in.Jreland, with the ap prOiatiOn. - of. the Commissioners for executing' the otpae b./4.)Jn' and of. the . L6rd I4eutenant,.orotber ,Chief Governor or Governors' of Ireland,' for the time being', • tO' 'provide ,for • th'e' 6 ::•t4c l 4ip.ofpUCh of t,ll'Outiel.ot rIO• several offices lalst.t444i4led as shall, in their incliment, - app&i ., • , t 2, Ixrecesgiy Or useful; either by, ap upoinng i tbr instrumentunder their hands', With Yti,e approboiBa' aforesaid). proper., persons_ to execute, d,uring their such lieeessary..and- useful -duties 'of 40. many of the 'said offices as are vacant, as afore Said; and of so many of tite - said offices as are . iot vacant; When 'and as 'the same shall respectively b eto nfe vacant ; or by consolidating in one -or more office or offices, or separating into distinct or different offic'es, such necessary and,Useful duties respeCtivelY and otherwise regulating .such offices respe6iiely, in such manner as the said Commissioners of Customs and Port Duties ; with the,approbation of the said Commissioners for executing the offike of Lord 'High : Treasurer, and the Chief Governor of Ireland for the time , being, shall, in their judgment, from time to time, think fit and proper. An'd'be - it further enacted, That all persons wlia shall: or. may before the have been .appointed to,execute any of the duties of any of the said. several offices, not wholly abol:Shed'by . the pro Visions of this Ail, shall, to all intents and purposes, have the same power and authority to,ex ecute and perform. such duties of such offices re speaively as they'. would have had if this A 6 had not been made, until such persons respe6tively, or some other person or persons, shall be ;appointed to execute such duties respeCtively, under the autho-,- rity of this A. 61.; rand that all persons who shall or may be appointed to execute any of the duties of any . s of such offices, under the 'authority of this 10, shall . have the same poWers and authorities, to all intents and purposes, td . ekecute and perform such duties respedively, as the same persons respetively .• . , ~ l published by WI LLt AM A16.424ER SCR trps, of Souzli Nl , ilton-street; l,f ,svenor-square; br the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid),.alu , .; be ;L.:dressed. would dace iitA if , tech persons had been appointed tti such offices respcaively before the'slid according to the terms of the sere rai warrants, comtnissions, cr instruments, which' such' persons, so to be appointed, shall respeaiely receive from the said Commissioners of Customs and Port Duties, with the approbation aforesaid, for executing such duties reipe6.tively. And bi:it further enacted, That it shall he lawful for the'said•CoMmissioners of Customs and Port Dir. ties in Ireland, with the approbation of the Cornipis . - sioners for executing the office of Lord High Tre.r: ; surer of Ireland, and of the Lord Lieuteriamor other Chief Governor or Goverhors of Ireland, to appoint such salaries to be taken and had by the several per sons who shall be appointed by the said Commis'. sioners Of •Custom's and Port Duties, to execute any of the duties of any of the said offices, ndt wholly aboli'Shed by this Act, as the said CommiisionerS mentioned, with such approbation, shall think fit. And be it further enacted, That on the absolute abolition of any office under the provisions:of, this Act, it shall and may be lawful for the Commis.: sioners of Customs' and 'Port Duties in Ireldnd,''for the time being, with: the ,approbation aforesaid, to . make such just and reasonable compensation, as :they shall in their judgment think proper, to the Deputy or ' Depaties, Clerk or Clerks, or to any other person or persons, who on or.hinediately bei fore the was or were employed in such office so abolished as aforesaid. Provided always, and be it enacted, That when and as often as it shall be found necessary to make' a new appointment under the , authority of this Act, for the execution of any of the duties of such. of the offices herein mentioned, as shall be requisite to be performed, although, the mews are,abolished, the said Commissioners of Custoins and Port Duties shall in all such caseslay ate account,ol -the same be fore both Houses of Parliament within .days after-the begiuning.of,each Session, describing the office, ail the atnotiiit df flie . Salary ‘vhfcli shall be appointed for the-sarn;2.. - Tuesday se'rmig,ht, -about seven o'clock, a inapt 1. entered the house - of Mr. RATES, of Ulconib, - Kent, -with something black over his face, and a pistol irs I "eaCh'fiand,' - and presented one at Mr.I3A - rs, Who is near 80, and the other at •hiskn, as they v. , ei-e sit ting one each side the fire. In a minute after,. two more came in ; they, with seeming civility, told the old Gentleman they wanted money, and would have some ; he said he Ivould not be robbed—hiS life was of no consequence, and seized the artt that - - presented the pistol at him ; the sell and - his wife' begged-him to desist, and said his life Was more Va.; .luable than his' Money. Two of the robbers then • went up stairs,.leaving.one below as a peed,- ;.nd . took what silver spoons and other articles they Could; and about 201. in cash; they then came dawn, and made the family submit to have their hands aid legs tied, which was done, and "hey remained in. that state till ten `o'clock,,,when, by repeated exertion, the old Lady got her hands clear, and relieved her husband and son. This is the third time this house has been robbed within the last two years, and once Of. upwards Of 401. COnSUMptions and other decays of native, whe ther the etre6ls of natural consequences; or proceed ing from improtiQncies ' or ati advanced "tape of life, . have engaged the study and attention o f t h e firsc Physicians of this and all other nations in vain, until Dr, Solomon's. Cordial Balm of Gilead vas happily discovered, and promulgated to the world, and which has produced such instances of its good effeas must convince the most incredulous of Its amazing restorative powers. To enumerate its truly happy, healing, balsamic, and renovating efficacy, testi monies of the first authorities are now extant. It is admirably calculated for bilious and other disorders Of the stomach and bowels ; for head aches occa sioned by indigestion ; and for preventing palsies and apoplexieo, so often the consequences of free liVing. Recourse sbotild be had to it after every ex cess, and upon every slight indisposition.—The Gd. and 335. bottles may be had of Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand, and of every reputable Medicine Vender in the Kingdom, with the words, ‘.‘ Sand. Solothon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stathp. BIRTHS. On Friday last,•. the Marchioness - Cornwallis, of a Daugh ter.. Lately, at his house at Twickenham, the Lady of Samuel Fyler, of a Daughter. Yesferdly morning, Mrs. Murdock, of Tavistock , .square, of a Daughter: . . . .- ...._ MARRIED. • . . . On Tuesclay, the Hon. Colonel - Ponsonby, son of t a co Lord Ponsonhy,- to the lion, Miss Fitzroy,•ditattker ofit,orif soliGliarnilton..,::!..:...: . '' ! . , . ~,. • • .. .ately,t, i lifitplph; Bishopsgate, Mr. London, of Pali silupat,--al4t, tptliss Griggs, of Lia 4 .alct. . • ..On T'uesd'ay last, ' john - Scott ; : , tsq. of Norwich,-to-F:%- - C zabeth, only daughter of . Joseph Savill, ,F.4q. of 13Ockolgt _ • Essex. • WCaptain . " Elwin,- Lately, at .. alcot Church, Bath, ot 1.. e 44th. Regiment, to Miss NMl:lst - 1 . 3n, onti , •daughter of lobo, [ bl‘Glashan,' Esq. late of: the Island ot. jamalca. . . . , . Oh - Saturday last, at Leicester; Mr. Alderman Price, agc4 85. Vesterday, James Preston, Esq. of Hounslow, age/ 78. Lately„ at Lisbon, Mr. lames. Warren, of M.rrgare, irrilitav On Monday, the infant 'daughter of 1.-G regson, 15,q. , '0 1 tairon,' Essex. ..: Th e same day, at Woolwich, Lieutenant lohn l'slorts, 9f the ,Royal Artillery, second son of Robert Morris, Es,l - P. tor the City of Gloucester. On Wednesday last, at his housr, London Stile, - near Ke ll Bridge, Luke Wetten, Esq. in tl,e6Bth year of his ay. .. -The same day, at his daUghter's house, the Hon. Mrs- :Hewitt. in St. James's -square, 'Bath, Thomas Stretteil7 :Esq. . . . 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