The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-12 00:00:00

CHTS7 PESTI .o.:(ThUnrstiav last tliejti:!llt lion. Earl•PiriiiViNott, 'Mayor or the Cifyrat UV,: er, 'gave, one of I he Most s'-mptuons jmd splentlid diUners in th , 't towa-hall awl aisPuthiprotau, at,the Eu:ll:inge, ever wuness-, , .ed ii: this city, 'On this occasion a ternporati'lltior, about four feet high, was ere&ed in the town-114, o as lo be upon a level with the assembly-roam, tint thzidao:•s at each were taken Ott* that the patty, might have a distinet - Vie'%y frOm one rtiam to the other: the table in the town=hall wasl‘rtiit it the Cum of _a horse-shoe, with a, table doWn the centre, on the middle of which, ~:onSiderably eleimed, stood a sable baron of beef, weighing four cwt. sue . - mounted by the Banner of En ;land, and round the ed(t of tht. dish, (), the roast of 'OW - Di : giant!, 0, the Old English Roast 8ee1...;-NOv. 5, t 807... God S,•t: e ! the .King."--4011 the same table was also tine b:iron of tnution,'weighing 8 Ilb. surmounted with Itii,L6rdship'4.arrnii,Ateatly painted, and round the td,„„, , :e at the dish his Lcrtiship's motto, htat;s virtes non stemma character.''-..Likes sr, the largest e %Ter beheld, most tastefully deco' rated, surmotulted: by:the city arias, and rounall'tbe dish ". Prosperity to the Trade, of the City oft Ches ter." The mind.ean,scarcely form any idea of the grandrumr and magnificent Appearance of them; three dishes. , • , .6(-,ides these, the dinner consisted of every rarity the asqn , coold.atfbrd ;: but. we have not room to, state tho particulars. of .t his splendid lestival.—.The deSyrt was equally 4utrytuous. At six o'clock auout 30D sat down to this magni.,, ficent entertainment, among )vbein we knoticed Tile Lord Bishop of Cii,:ster, and Clergyy. Lord revve. Sit Peter Warburi,n, Burt, sit•l4heit ttlAi.od<:iymie, Bart. Sir 14..i,:itaid 1tr00k,.., Dart. Sir iValtin Winuriti ‘Vynne, Bart. Sir Foster Cwilitle, hart. Sir Thomas Manlier, Bart., Titufflas quAinondeley,.f.sq. 2 members for Cheshire. D v I,Livettpurt, Esq. BArlIStOll, and 'the ()ulcers olthe Royl6fester Volunteers, Colonel Dod o and the officers of the. Western Cheshire Cavalry. • Colidiel Young, at the Officers' of the filth, or King's Regiment. • Alt (tic , other Military Officers in Chester, and a gre;lt • mu)) , Gc•Wletpll truth the counties of Ctiebtel, t Inn,' , Detinigit, a. it city of Che a ter. After the cioth Was withdraWn a number of loyal and pLariotie toast's were given,. the eve: ling spent wit it great mirth and conviviality, anti the corapaty not quit, the iestive board till a late hour, highly pleased with the affability and cntid'eseensi,n of their Not)le. Host. 'The rooms were most tastefully fitted up for. this princely banquet; and, besides a number of (than delieTs,. they were illuminated with 340t7 var:egated lamps ; but what Malt “ttiiiafiti the notice, En :the company in thiS department, Was the* centict'Win'- ' doW of the assembly-roOtn, fi 4 onting seat, on wk,ch were displayed the letters G. lt. in variegated l4nips, which had a most'elegant' - ante ;. indeed, the general effea of the yvhhlV . • grand beyond des c ription. The whole of this superb "entertaininent' was got no under the sole management and direction of Mrs. Turner; and never was a dinner of this in.cguitUde better 'served up, nor wore 'regularly observed.— . „Her taste' and 'ingenuity in the 'decorations entitle ; her to every praise We can We understand the remains' of the barons 'Of be e f abd' mutton, &c. were given away to the populace, Wolter , 'with , six liUgSlIVil43. of " 061ober Litew‘cl - beer," tibin the cellar at Eaton, at 13oughten,11..i.nd- • bridge, and the Iroodee r We have just Tharnt that 'it is his Lordship's 'in tention to give another entertainment, e . NaCtly the battle as this, Ott the Ist Of: January, 1808. ' Lt; ~' I''liollll'llE AistrEirlad2cl,l),lP4l‘,.' NARKS ON,TITE TRIA.L •Ol:vvAltn, .AN13,.. biIIACUAN, PI),11.1.151,113) I ()VIZ. LAS , T , HALL l , A)(, Oc, 6. , Ttie following Affidavit of. U14141'6116 Consul at Philadelphia Vein she w,... ti.at diplotnatie../gents ,of that Governtoent. '..not consisticis,,theoaiitives. mery pitisive instromento, whcise duty.is preunihed, by any . Governotent hot . thiir . own.•. And it. will siw w,, that the Ainerican G.overtnnent,,bakti , ' very diiferent r mode of condo Ming plicationi are made for Ilia a e prefivabiimi of D. rv ; i4c ii. ,dt.t6Cl , (COPY,) C 01 , PENNSYLVANIA, CITY ',or:PHI- T.ADBLPH[A. Moniieur Felix. 1)e lieanSonr, Commissary• Gene, mai of Commercial .Itelotions , for his Alajesty the Emperor of the French and King of Tt ply, Member of the Legion of Honour, '&c. bcnog duly sworn, According to law, on LIS solemn dual say . 'That some .tirtle in the month, of Nov.eoitiet.last, • ~ Hy polite. Dumas, 'the Name persurt.vi:ho.is .novrCott tined at the 'suit of this deponent; in the prison , of• the city and county of in whose' be- Fall' a Writ of Thibero arpta has lat e ly; i ti ' sue d, re . tttrinibie . before the Hon. Thdrn'as of the EssiOciate .'„litclgos‘.of 4upry MC : .COU it f t e totrutionwealtti of PetinsYlvania, waited orf .ric ts , dtponent, as it was his. duty to db, hiiptiicial c 4 pacity,...and," ttportcd himself to tioatt-Ensign in 1 1, 0 , Navy,alris,'paid , Jinperial awl Royal Majesty,., enrolled, as such, on. hoard:of .his said Majc4, l 4o s , Ship of , the Line called the 'Alexander, and heiog , ai ; cident4Vin the - United Sime*, and rifrittestuil n fit' at back Vrance, to continuo hilt .scrvice,in • the "Slavy,..!and that I his depinient'Shaidd make the necessary tilvancei . ti,r that . purpoie, and tot Inc, rm i a lcuani.o. in this country, until, a pits ,;age could bt procuro h this'ileponent granted ; end thlideponelit says, that thir•French V3lel6l:ir r • owormtv*tt by Captain, Icergation; which bad en:ut! in distress into the port.of Phil i dclE)hi:i,.,littyt~ti~y lick it sitrytiyed and condeitined as' omit fin service, iii chartered the Ship'Washing.' G e olte MLi Master, as a transport t o c a r ry • to Bourdeaux,. the Conniander, Officers - , and crew o the saidFriiate La Valereuse, and the said Hy , . tAite Dutais. ua3 eurolted among the said officers ,passe4ers atoresai d, on board the said ', „ LONDON ; by RteHiti!.b ll • nit ts of No. 4, Mantett-cbigt, Bow-street ;.athi 10)110)0 by*Witta,sm AAMIGik Seittrlts, of Soul; Motion-stre-.. ~ I, sv oun— s g i At the SVN.Orrica No, 112, Strand ; where ildvo tisements i Ordirs for the Paper, fetters for th e Ld itur, tic, (pest-paid) mast b.: 1`,11” "w o rt • sivr Transport, uniler'ttle cotnro' and ort s _l4 - .satd ciptain Kergarion, and rAoceeded on board the 'said traol4, port as:; tar as . Neyeastle, in the'Delaw;tre.State; wi l e& .be 'deserted, from tic Said Transpott and went to Battinior- 4 ; and from thence caMe. to this city,•where this depenetit causedhim , to'be: appro. , beaded as deserter, bby ‘t arrant„ from. Abraham. Shoemaker, , Esq. one of the Aldermen of the city of Philadelphia ; and this 'deponent says; that desa ters 'from:Vessels of '"tire United States have, 'he,' .quently,,to his knowledge, since' the year 1130(4 : as well as before; . on the application. of the American Consuls, teen apprehended and delivered up to them, by , the.,conatituted authorities Of France ; that be has never known suck awapplication to be refused, bepanse he knows t hat: the •French Govern ment consiiiersit a duty imposed upon 'them by the law of nstions, to apprehend'and delive'r ttp . thoie who . desert in their . ports from vessels 'of. a friendly rower ; and this deponent says, that he has been Consul of France, as well before as dur ing and since the late Revoltition, in Ailftent coon tries of Europe; and' particularly, ciciring' , the late war, in Sweden, which, during the whole of ,the still war, was either 'neutral hr hostile lc; France, that fie Wa4-there within the period of her neutra lity, and there also deserters . from the Trench ves sels were, on his application, always apprehended 'end *delivered up'to him as a duty . ,itnpctsed.hy the law of nations, and, not, by virtue of any,conven tion, capitulation, or Areaty, and further this de . - ponent saith aut,. r. Nt;•:, 4,: inte -- - .- Tiotise : .—;- H i r e'iterday'lltzir`iiinne RibeCtit Jo - ,lthson, aliiii:lerc , iolinson, iviei brought before the Chief Magistrate, in consequence of being, found,.. .On the preceding evening, wandering in the Vicinity' of Bislitipsgate-stivet, in a 'fbrloro and dist reAsed'si-• ' tnatien : elle' was •attired as a sailor, in a: shabby' jacke(and troWsers, and wore her own black hair cropped. The circumstances which led to the dis covery of her sex, as well ;IS the singular circutn etances of her fiunify - fortunes, were as follow :----. ' A Master Bricklayer, who was employed about sothebuildings in.,Dutining's-lane,Bishopseate-street, oil Tuesday evening, siw, as he thought, a sailor boy sitting on the threshhold of it door; near the Black Bull public-house, drenched with rain, shi vering with cold, and, weeping bitterly. Attracted by the ,appearaoce of the. lad, he cinestioned !tiro as to his sitnation, and fetind that the sailor belong ed to a northern ‘Coal-sldp new in the Pool. anti had run away froertke VesSel,..on board which he had sailed four 3•ears. as an apprentice, and said he would rather be hanged than return on board: 'he man asked the boy into the • Bull's Head, and - Offered him some refreshment ; but he had scarcely en - ered the house ere he tainted away; and en loosening his neck handkerchief, and opening his • bosom to aid his revival, the real Sex of the poor truant . WAti• discovered. • q.'he woman of the hou;e immediately paid the pour girl every humane :a !, tention, and obtained from, her the following ),arrit . (Signdd) .i.. . BeAuaouit. the: She deelared herself - lobe a native ot NV hit- S worn before me, foth.July, :1807., '.- • by, in Yorkshire, and the daughter of a seaman woo • (Signed) 411RAIIANI Sgozm i k4R, Alderman. was killed in the serViee qt. his country-early in the —....•- . ''' hit w ar.. A ft er her tather'S death, lit). nalther mar The condua of the French Consul in this ease is , ried another male and lived with him for some highly honourahLa to hini, and we!shall pot be a , _a -ears at. 'Wiiitoy. She . herself lied boon at serVice., little gratified to obtain the . cle c i,i on of th e A u p rvne 111, that 11).0,11, trolll the time . she was, able' to . w ork' Court of Pennsylvania The claim' of M. Beittijour W until s is totalfrfottndcd on th e C usti i ras and ' usage of h e was 13 yearS 01(1, 111C1was last employed • Oiencity nations to. each ether, as,astatedin the Or- in attending a fern* of that town in herlying-41f. tier father-in-law came for her there, took her der of the Hon. N'iceffidruiral Berkeley Awl . A the long- experience t hiS G ent l eman hai 'had, during iii,V ay:, east made her put, on sailor's - clothes, with - thro,l6, ttlat, if ever she discovered her . sex, he his residencein.diffi4 en t countrie . s, as an Agent un! : wotiid Morder her. He' bad often . treated 1 • ii...r vernment 1 . 31 . . barbarously; and she - exhlbited the mark - Of a blow der the old •as , well as the tieW .G 0 Frai:lc.a. gives. grtqc weight to his opiniertate: ihe' . be had' givcri . . .. . her; with a :poker,. . . Onclet her Jett . ear. He, - ie a. few days after, bound her appi-en subjeei ; and we trust, coming from the r source : it Wit he dues, will' have Its due e fe e - w iny tee fui11 :a54w,„, , ,, , tice en heard a coil 'shalt, the IllaVidtber; of Solider , Cabinet'aiMaShington.- ' •.- ' '-' '‘' We could alid , aticiucii , land,. at prekent lying OfPWoolwich, and on botftd of , , which site b a . 'Sow served v rt f..ur, yealS, without . het the opinion,of the French Admiral Willaurnez, on, the snli',i . Zl i - t . en c°6 l,i n a- she w a s ill , and in seN.being ever dkcovered. On Monday lnoitifO g are writtet) doierters: from tlfesFrefich Navy, ' but as his 'le ttie4 a Way delicate sifuation,'utnlb!e to turn iJit to her - usual duties on ileee; illt onie- in a style rather tvacotirtlV; and maypos.,•' queitFeot Ni , hlC . ll,the . thrite, sepPOsitigiber disincline sii)ly give offence tolheAtucrican , Caltinet, we Nlvill - tent to wrwl. - . it o 5 Iron.? laz)ncs, flogged her . severe /ot republiili ilierP • .r.L., r • . -,. ..; ....ri - . . •e.-1 • the , ,• • ' : i, . :ly ; 'thii'deterr&ned 44,. to run 41way,' %.vhielt she el..' .e,et) y meter) i A '. tected 'on 'Tuesdily Morning. rf he poor girl stated` lik • 4 it.,. re.ilting to, 'c o n test 0.- - twe'26 the • ! Leo:lm Ft i -Ptrier• elteitipeake is 'nO w . Before , - tlf- believePtitilk4l:'andywe•.. _en „,_,w,„, t .„ ette „, per step-fatheeliad dispOiled, of her 'Mother . in ttle • • tt 71 " t • .1- '' l ''' L 71 ' I '` sa me matinee he Mel served her; 3 years,before, atiii nated.—.NS; penetratipn to diacever the so u r c e nt ,whicil, it Alt; - ..' • .. ••.; • . •,- -, .• • toreed ber'on b Bard 'A ship ' of wet, in s.eaniens' clothes however, oood'lrequeittiy coroes:t. of , . . -,. ' 1..... `evil, \‘ h ol ieie t lith est r on , 130 ,; ‘ ,„ „r i ' ssue ii et i ;--e , t j ilt , alter It:tying tor 4e% el at years . treated lier most cruel', . t, c ; et ,_ 1 ,, : „),.,, i ,, ,,: wile , be,a , aertiroinatoy.sBtdedmiuo , ~Nob, o dy ever 101, - ... A: what. became .of her, loran! after - the t are takitio of Copenhacrett when she wits , rnor- • ' l'' ''''' , "L ii is'.'!f - eence of similar events That - .Pre t iA . ,- • .. ° t . ' 0 ~ , t ally - wputidett in aetton ; and a letter, written irri 111 -I ,iiiii (.7ini:, - 1. without ruin_ ..to. her Navy, suffer intitineei., :Ina Aleserteri mediiitelY•beiere her death, to a friend erWhithy, e fro:xi it to.be harboured, or • expktinett the'cii-eurnstititt:cs•''of her fate. She had' 'cOV&iLid; by.ila, d-Eit•itiorlilg.wlviiever, 'ls a point on i c l i served seven yearl ott - boar4. different 'ships of war, Which no difference of opinion 'elm exist. ' . - r • - rcu ikkoppliwilio . ost , poil , e,prevails., woe coti4iis n4ver disclosing her sex, aria I;referfed . the' hardithips of America, such as we are convinced exists in those o f her site anon to returning to her friends, at the - ,T . lti r k . . , of n i reet „ ing her Unnaturai husband. of, great Britaip,u, friendly arrangement might easi , I la• i• it ts not eighteen years old, and of a per ly be made to put title 4qUeiticin at rest betWeea the - --, son, itspect, and demeanour, by no means Oninter t wei countriele -. ;, 4 ,, •,. . - ,• nor hity . t: the hard drudgeries of a seaman's • 'Thef. both have a right to the , services. of their l e .l till .g i audit s in any degree intpeired the mutual softness and natural born subjeCts and particul.ir io times of peril and dangen :and' tilos& Men who wantonly :. aib i ttals . soie . modesty . of her sex. , , , i. ~ rin , 'inceient not inappropriate to t in s e x tr a or di nary • abandon the stitoclard of.their Country in thejtour of . aentny,hie,n . t is, that the humane hostess of the Black hernecessity, are genitally of that aeserfprioir,'diat , „Bull public-nOese (w h et tel arm marked all the-se•n no reliance can be platted' on theM, by ;OW military., sations of a rate daughter of John Bull for thefe that receives and shelters them . As a t; ptp • o ef. , i this tritile 'Orphan of a ,British seaman, in such singular WC 1111:1 of the seven deserters which, joined the . I was herself tent some years, Cook 'to the . (Th:ipeake a . Wlishington; three deserted (rim] her ' ''ll.`-ver.say) ' : nntort.4l 1V..11.50N. at his residence tit Merton, and befbee She left the Aitferican. herbeurte• - '. • -;• ; n , , ! Stroh' ho, beenctlie Alieposition of the •Hon,-Vice-• was now the - means - ef briugiog the poor girl heftire - .. the Loeb Nlavoil', iti 'order to her disposal in some I Achniral 13e4eley, front his an ival on this station, , - •I to prevent any' altercation with 'America, thit, v ise ‘tray inure applopriate to het sex. The I.oKli Alavott first signified his integition of can confidently assert,le has not only released every , passing - the girl to her native pariih, N‘ii,W.liy, 'by 4eneitc,,n Subjeal which he ternitt - in - ins Squadron, some of the coal-ships now in the Pool: out on the! •• of 41.th00l 'any authentic preen rit,rilizeoship czbulrVlie poor. girl's suggestingher fears of returning by attelt adduced, brit he has given correspondent, orders to ' a conveyance nowt hat her sex was discovered; his every Captain in the Squadton.;•. : ~ , •• • If at any time an obstacle ties been opposed 'to the :Lordship was pleased' to order that proper care be diseharge oftitese,nien; it,has solely-arisen.. frorn.the - taken of her for sOme . days, and proper apparel pro vided for her; in 'order. to' have her passed to her fi:auds , prasliiied in Ainerica,..of.giving certificates of . . eitiaenship to men who.arenottitives of America i. _.native parkh by another conveyance. a great nubitdi"iirt hese' certiticateS haVe been traitS; .NI ~, 'tee° aouGit- sreet.T.-eeSince.. the 5 , sth of No ' tintt-Witfi.t.bt.t 13(ithill 00Yerninent, in which, the arts ve "'b er a g reat number of persons-have been charged at thiS office with letting utf lire,works iodic street, ' praetised to obtain them hare bee n ack no Wl e deed and ten. hat'e-been convicted in the penalty of 20s. by.. the men I lielnSOres :.• 111.. the Southern States ' "•Pitriticalarly. this- p€* Lice is carried on without any e " l '' •'' ' ' . . .' ' 'Yesterday --Mr. Areher, oilman, Tyler's-court, ke.:ird to appearances. - .„ ''' , c i iroalay-market, and Mr. Fox, amlman,, in arty , - •.1t is not, only the ititerest of Great Britain thin ' t were tined • le-hone-stree , an the full penalty of 51. this fratidulent pra3ice Should be put a stop to, but ' eat,ii,: with costs, fur selling fire-works contrary to ',justice. to 'the real American , seamen also requires it. If: the compassiof this Paper would - admit of it, penny articles of Mr. Archer, and the same number the. Statute : one boy had, pu rc hased only three We could stateetionie .veryextraordioary instattces oi l heen purchased of Mr. Fox.' , The ferMeetrades frauds' praaised ;in obtaining these certificates.,, but ' 11 ' 14 '. ' forthe • , mayi. observed, that he had Wien had ' applications must - ' We therefore conclude , these remarks in the hopet ode for fire.,werks to cleanse ceher-flues. ITAANIEit Toeter. Oyetce.—Several . Masters of that all diffeitewee bet Ween the two countries ma y rrantiports were brought up for ' examination. this be , ainicatily. adjusted,. and that the' evils rof War. falticle liaatisti-4long clesohnOtkturope, may not ex- Oay,•at the Thaines Volice Ounce, b e fore. Mr. KIN.- iCnil to i thisathitherto, peaCietkil . hemisphere • their Wattle!) ' title Mr. LA NOLti v. !hey were charged anelialinfiutbee.. : r. .. 'i . with embez' Aug part , ot the captured stores from leepenhagen, which their respee - tive ships ' were loaded:with, and which they were bound to deliver at the King's bock'Yerds. Tlw 'stores were pro (laced and ;identified as *a . part of their cargo s. Mr. Bi ex tatteL, - , the. Admiralty Solicitor, attended on t h e part o f the Crown, and Major MeetioNato and .Mr.. iCoeeiete 'the. former' on behalf of the :Army, and the latter on krehalf of the• Navy, *trite; ' rested in the capture of Copenhagen. Mr. Gu ii- Nor attended for the Priscuers, who are admitted for the present to bail,, until the opinions of the Great ,Law,ollietirs are obtained upon their several eifences; . - Which a M the:Magistrates declared, in their opinions, inyolv,ed questions 'ore importance than _ any 'that ; lotd ever been agitated before them since the estubitslitnent of the Ottive. ' -. ( :, ;, , A dot! wasiortght'ai en early hour on Tuesday `on . Cla"phttirt . Common, between • *Mr. IL 'sun of'an opulent WletTirint in the City, and I', G. ti Gentiernan from near Buxton, Derbyshire, .i;i Conwqnenee"Of 'a . dispute which 'originated the privOirls evei\:rig, at gilt of the public dinners given' in the, City.. 11;:fetr iittity':hivN'exciltinged a shot, Mr. B. received a wound iri the slintrhier, when the second s interfered,. and the misunderstanding was athicablY settled. • • PRICE OF VISTICI liana. • Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. 98.97 §S 5 per, C.'ent..r 797. trial ; per Cot. „ 4 per Cent. a° •,1 per Cent. Red. 62 per: -.'ent. Con. 63 , I;,ink I . Ann. 17 13- t6tns t:i6tlA • STOCICAS' It DA V. Stotlt, 176 I tuttu liotitis, tlis. par, Exchequer litils, ts. 3s. pr. (lmnium, pr, 3 per Cent. I)eterred, I motriut 3 pLi p eeht. 6titi Vim Arm. 7 Cote. for 26th inst. 63 ti gicharcl Jones, seventy years. of age, was on Fri day last taketi before the Nl..tgistrates at Cardin; charged with witchcraft end conjuration, and under t his r xtraordinary accusation wiA conunitted• to the county gaol*. - • . . Last. week the. irwm, of the Om .El 4 ~ ,h Brewery. took,- tiussession be tlios'c. exhi%-iye iiitses...qt-Bayscvater, which — wrre purchased satll6 6 -, • time ago by them.- Before - they' - en tertid the „pre- niises- ; the . forri4eAtock of ber,. belonging tO Mr;.: . • .NViiii - at 441, Was sold - ,by public ,atiaion.., A4 e i t. • the qv, the purchasers were invited to partake ot d , the following singular entertainment; given by iit'f , ` • , forme'r'proprtetor, Mt. \VR CTN;n.ttsi3, who the coinpany f amountiug. to RO,' into the t ualt-,10.„;. where the eye was struck with a most navel ( upwards of loti t °mien capaikticl:s, • • tapers; Were distributed - round the room; 'and b the table, which extended the whole . lett,, ,, th place; formed of boards nailed on the ends of ?:r rely ; the -table-cloths of , 'platters, in which were: four large silloins brroist`. vegetables, four rounds -:of beef, : four !egtqa.blesp'wtr,e 'Wide of wood, as also . were 1114, t - renchers, s,popns, ; the butter ttost~i were brown earthen 'pipkinB'; - the stioitiralef - iti • , contained in 'brown jugs; and ilie'copoptiny &Auk,: of limo goblets. ; The servants,,,or waiter,:werd' • the draymen, dressed clean: jactets. The , ; • p3ny forms foi - tut‘i Shortly • aft. . . di:; ,;it `the assemblage -were . surprised by the . , appearance of - ,four:.marshalnien , c2r:'ied -Aings a hire pip ii.. ‘'N't'lq.:•;;l:; . up . iira - s' of l olb. and, Oar high, which was placed. at ttleend.tif this • Üble 11.11 - rocutki.!ti abotit'• thirty . lights, :and &••••, corated with &c, The ku,dding . took, at. • interials four' days to boil. The rematittilyg part Ot, ?the evening was spent - song,; . 'plinct,:fobacor • &c. •&c. • - • . . , . • ' • , Onibe Ist inst. at Wey B :f.turtli i , S. the Lady of Capt. R . of tht nth Light Drautons, ofd Owthesth inst. in Sacks'iller-Street. tite,P4c* R ": ‘ John Stattnt.9n Esq. o; a Sun and tictt.' .; mAkßan.. On Tuesday the 341 inst. at IlolswOrthy, ht the County 0 ! ,` .1 ' Devon, Lieutetureig.Colonel Lachlan Macquarie, of. the /A.': Itegintent, to !tilos klizab,th Henrietta . Campbell, third tlAUghter t t Cli'a Pate" rohn Campbel I; Esq . .. of Ali - cis ;-in I fkr;• gyleshite. • • • • • 'rite same clay, at Islington Church, r;hlS—Caliqe, Jttn. Esq.: to Viosbary;.•stpiare,' to Mils' Stork, tionghter may Stock, tiS.l. of i-ligitbury place. On Monday:last...at Ilenetnten,' i:ent, the Reit. Wove! .• ' B,fys, Vicar of thiotplatcr,•to•Miss,Saratt Ricicr„iticharils9ll,,, youngest daugh t nir 'a t ; Lao William RicMrttsinl,-EtAt.. of " • percent - Kip'''. " - . • • ' • oA"l'hursel4 - sc!nnight, the 12el.t..Charles Mato, ver, in Nodal:, to Mts,i 3usiri.M6Dougalt; youngericiauglt4. ter of hear-Admiral 1414Dougall. Cattilt:.. • -,r•- • , . . . , . . . • • Diti).. . chi the sth. inSt. et - Newt r,n. Bedale, Cohn Harsisop, t:10. only ion the late Cully 171arrisori:. • orie , Fir Kis ct the Peace tor the Cout4: ty of Y6l-Ic . .":' • ':. ... • . . • .„ On flee 6t4insi, •at 'Dyke, in th e- County 6111 , 7011 y, Rev;.. jolin Dunbar. Faint:gent/1 that Parish, andlermerly 4 l 4 Knit. an . . . On the ioth Cif 8 ePteralier last, ate Ifa rbadoet.„ aged 16; lots ' 1 • nedforti f liiitk)lutige.of the Court of Vice d y'r lt that . ) o.ll:l:Acljy., , rvlng - ;? ,11,rgcciti:le of her friends, while hi ; Ob:id of tirialting_a glass of Winz.., t fhe'Epliecpai;e:dave, C- at in 4 very •aciVancedrage,oi 99 ycirs: • at Monmouth, awer a very short illneis;4l ti4yangliart, — reliel 'Main Vartglnyt,• Court 'Fi4lll,l lait,liat - County. • • Up Saa,urday last, in the 6zd year of 'her age, Mrs, Singt .‘ ' .Aviteof .hjr. Rnser. Dere)+, a Shoe-lain , , l feet.. street. • . . • On Monday the 9th inst. a herlionse in th ilower-streetg, . ISlington in the year 4 lea-age,- Mrs . Vernor, I Mr. I'h ' teas Neimira • • ; I. t ately a. ~.after few.days, illness, in the 29th Year of age, Mr. john 'Carmel :Ist, or the firm of -I-Jean:Wan& - 1 ' 1 " lingbasv,.MerclP4t,g. 4 T e o i h t n ii f w la is za o r m d, as o i f or t u h d e l - il ta. : .caughtqapuu igleortafirket !tenth; at cl(lielatefoot-r;:i -- .e. • ' ' G ‘/A. II: Row. hforning, min,,tewr sz.. I Afternoon, so after 4 2 4 • ' - To TiiT,AY•I444 surgeon. New Bridge-street.. Inn, t)n l S ol ijoe u 114144 , Ixindonir' slit, • Edinburgh, May si TN tile Spring of 1794 I . Ivas atrtieted with Venereal! COrnplainw. rhich I, treated With , • Once 1M tFre niniiths ; bt -1 :04).s - then obliged to applV• to 4 . regular who temporary stop to . the Yiru".l of tile 'Disease . 'by mercurial': applications) for •srilho time; bat yfrowing. in spice - 0f'141.1 medicine .aivl the advise of the first ,Gentleinen of the- Faculty here,' worse .and worse tbr two years, I was reduced. to a state almost no"' raraiieled and beyond description, being an entire : mit Ulcerated from head to. feat.---My head, , throat, arms , have been ulteruntoly in daliget'aL becoming useless; 'in short, 1 have had from twentylf , thirty.. earinlt• ult;ers , on my body, .and 'nearly , total if de* . privcd.of would be voluniinmis to partictilar• rice ati my.taec-istilllce it to say, there never was, • o r evd will. be,,,.,0nc - of. a , More dangerous, ..or of a more seis olir . . cated nature. flwas tong' lookei upon by my ftiends, and 41180 , 4 /05 . 0r 14: beyond All tiovs of recovery ; and, 07' d ee d ) in :my; tirwmiiiitioli ? WAS oknrable' more :titan miserable state„ i n t hi s dr,.aa .ertjactetn„ I drag a .. iitnt a„ttiolotable zxisrepee, till 17 vine l'ioviden a . t h re w in, . m y. •oiorra tlewspapa contaiing, rice casts Mr;•l3.•of. frienAs read it, I could i en t j undoprquartick: *quit of your LEAK ItATE:I4i; which, by using from tune to time, .am now, 4 "'" have loug (utter n,ore than frur years iiideScribah l6 distress,,in. AS good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; ." o h ppunt.this, I hair 4tint, thriving, heiltily ca:/d,. born to me a few months ago, lei gratitude to God, and in. hope* of mulcting my telloty-creature•servic::, In request you g°' • pnhlish this; and you may at any time refer ilersuns wh,.! • wish to be satistied of the truth of this, or limiter pew cities*, to 'nein my friends, by letter or Person:" - • Astew c"ses for hruhiess wilt • evor eqind aild non. exceed it, I, have front experience every reason to assttri t i mankind, that in your LEAK. E's Ibl fliey. will Anti!' Speed;", M. and milted:, cure, tut ITI4St. • tiMigt7 tul S:alge,pti 1 . 4 VaMMAI ifiCh 4 Ca *' IR MiFOTHAS• , i ;' • 1011 N THPl4leS t"l. , ‘ • Irisurmount l iti' le family reasons prevent Making rri,r.„ name and addresijiltittlic ; but creditablo - persons mot h wanting it - thirsts:idols may Also he ref.:Heti • to me and of friends by Nirs. S. Clark, RAlllS3y..G,ar,(evisi fdtiiburgn • rrep.iroi tlie4Sole ProPri..•tor. T: TAYLO Nieritilet tit - the IttiYar College of stlrP in Lortd.)n, at tii.s.tpiite, No. Now ltridge-sitee4. r .: Where lie give Advice witnotit, screen, fak ing these: Pills, and Will 'nswer pativtrs lottcrs, , if 10/. paid, on the s.inie terms, observing in .111 c 4 :CS tile 107; ttiviulahl ~ .SCC(CCy; person's n•trae 'C:tie /Living. be rnention4l, put 4(.._rA!,:ir own parr:cular request, try the en"' prietor, during the etrorse or mon. tit an thirty-six ye 4 l , thar he hai had the C4J Ot aft \ tejtAlre oak QS ,t.T. 41:` , 1VC 1. the • ar:sing therefrom. They• art. also••,ot.s.. h: ..-'Nppoi::tinvnt,..ior 'the conr; n;ense of - I.i . ose :IN' i ; 4 1 4 ~tart;: by Jr.N 1ia.).‘,76.: oui ~e, I: rr , b.: r - Arl r. acdonal , I, Printer, (1 Lhd gow to . - itenl dw.) Mr. T. r, ' , :rs for his address; l'ertiarter's, , No. - 1;, St . A ...bah's-it zet;' Pall =mat r . itobcoson's Toy-44101),, No. .tl3, Oxford-street; M:".,1110, No. 7, iwgly opposite t"' Lit tit ; Stott's IsookAtller, to. 1, tinion-row. Nit. I).one-street, i)oblin; and rott ersori in eYetY) 'considera:At: tn.vn Great-Writer with, Ireland, in Isoxe,s.ot only is. 9d. each. se4 l P - ,lr a r stag full, add plain' dir'ettens, whereby persons of eit May cure themselves with east and iecrtxy• - • llO N. is. Every_ box sold ;it Great Isritain i v _sealed. sp . r • with a Stamp, on which, by favour (); s t:t elGr sioners, is printed, a t th eStamp-Office -- No. 6, New pirde > e*sireet," to iniitate whieh all at hers are counterfelkis