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HOME CIRCUIT. MAIDSTONE, Viti)NE.SUAY, JULY 29. LING V. COPLI;:fiI'ONV.. • On-ail?ndahce Juiymen. Whin the above cause wag called tin, which WM . , A 3peciAl July cause, only four Gentlemen, out of The t w le., had been sultunoned. appeared. The Chief J • mice took occasion tt; °Wet-, e, that . the enls of jti u•ere vary` tre'qtai•htlydis.appointecl hy the tio9- attendonee of the Gent.tthieh of th e ev . ,uhty w h o were situnnoned to appear on the speekii juries; and he , vrisiici it" to be 'publicly understood throughout the ,tny, that the CoOrt wood 'be untlor the• n e .; cos . & ty, howertr uttpledsant it would be; •to .; resort to ateashres to compel atteridatice; if this system of neglect wai persevered in. .• • , •LII3I L. ' SIIIRWOOD V lIENSTEAD; This case' arose out of the one which , wo . reporteti yestetday . in'whiCh Baren'Hompeschgave evidetiCe .he Mid - sent the Plaintiff a horsewhiP as "an al terative medicine for his wife. Mr. Gesaaaw stated, his Learned Friend, Mr. EsrttsAsse, in opening the case, had merely told 'them, that this'was an action fora libel on the Plain— tiff; he lia,l,not even glanced at the contents of it, and he had done most wisely ; for it was so foul and intamous to its nature, that with that resped which ought to-be preserved to the Court, the Jury, 'nay, even to the meanest person in the hearing of his voice, it could not be 'Publicly stated. Those who bad heard the conduct' of the cause in its' earliest stages, had felt it was too obscene to have all' parts of it inserted in the Record; notwithstanding which, ..he was sure the Jury would take,t he whole into their consideration when they caMe, to measure out their damages; he did not accnse , the Defendant of ling the author of the libel ; nay, more, he knew he Kean not the author .of it; but that did not extenuate his crime. A great. maxi had well described the condut of the publisher or the libel of .another. One scoundrel, said he,. (alludir% to, certain writings which tended to unsettle lbe opinions of men in the most material points, of faith) has charged the blunderbuss-against religion and morality, but b,:ing,too great a coward to set it °fi c he has •given as great a scoundrel as himself a crown to pull the trigger., Such was the conduct of the prisent Defendant He was content to publish the foul and filthy libel written by another, and such a composition that • nu. English Gentleman would ever have condescended to have written. lie had been offered repeatedly, that if he would give tip the 'miller, all proceedings against should cease, and he nosvagain publicly'lliade the tame ,trifer.---thar if he would give up the author, Whom they vh cii *new, 'his -client would now may his proceedings, and•even pay all the costs already incurred, though they did not amount to a Anita sum, :as his onlyWialywas to punish th e maliguant author. Mr. Serjeant Bur :interposed, and after a short .conterence,' in which we lutsume the author. waf. di:woven'. • - • • ilir:Chattow turned round, and told the• Jury he wow ct r 1 ut to . rtheil• bcing diiptlargetl;: wilitout giOirig 4tiy -vrrdk4 .in , this Caw; which was accord-- .CRiMINAL SU)E. me mi t Lk; ,4,%411 0)140W. giore ,kretierick . 17161)41 47ent was' indiet e d t'ers jitirs;oraly to the,lniuse of John CroWburii; tind `stud- • .tpg therein shoes iiriii leather of the value of 4Qs. . o w :Was kiPtin - ,eitled, \vim proved the less - Of the thingi stolen '; but Ins evidence Aid not go to'shew that this theft 803$ i:onimitted in the night, inasmuch as it Was diy-light when he . got. up and missed . his property. the Prisoneryheie 'Stated tothe'Court, that tie tioer ititended to deny the lie bad stOlen the articles, htit that he 'was tiil coed 'hy the 'ute.ency of his wants, having a Wile and tour 'Children, who were de,titute of food, himself being lineally bare=foot, and noable to procure enniii4nient i rot their Maintenance. The Learned Judge inaddresSink the Jury, observ e(); that in order to couvid• the Prisoner capitally, it Was . t4i'setitial that it should appear that the house was iiniered in the night time, or that thi) . Jury should find" that the pi opyrty was sttil .:ti . jh t!,(4 tivVellitiz-liouse to th e value cat 4us. In this case tiie Prowenien 'had not proved ealivr, and with regard to the :h - isl r MiCei Ct,/1114.03, the clefixtt. 13 these re-• slu yliqe'lsymu means supplied. The :tiny accOrdingly tonud hint guilty of stealing to the valutk,of :;9s. in th,e The ;/91. : ';irt)(1 Judge; 011 pas , ing, sentence; v.!. I:narke4l, that be chuttl now regard a evil Inca' u which be ha4'recVnied tliethaplain of the Gaul, who lsaa, in all tespeets, confirmed the account the Kr- loner tad 6huo ut 114 'itiuttcssd'aductoun whet ho committed the crimti Of Own he had been con.. vi6ted, and wI olsadalso attested his exemplary Our duet wiale in confinement. He thertfore was in duced to pass a lenient sentence upnit 4. that be should be imprisoned and kept to hardiabourfor tWeiVlt 111041111$, ' • • A, Case of Cruelty tent little inferior to that prac-: tised by a soldier, • in North-roW,Park-street, some time since, :st as on Wednesday exhibited Jagainsf Wirdred NIA, who resides in Marlborough-row, in the ueightiourhood of'Carnitby Marlm, for ;ail.. Inanity to Vo girl - seven years of age,: her step-daugh ter. Che prosecution was laudably undertaken by the Parish ()dims of st. James's. The' following • iestatement of the case as' given in evidence The aighbourii is thestrcet where thilt Defendant resided," had for several hours on Tuesday been dis ttirbed by the fregttent cries and mournings of a child, and at 'length some of them wire led to the spot from whence the alarm proceeded. On look ing through the crevices of the - deur; the little girl • watt, discovered fastened by the hauls .and feet to a bQtt.post by a cord, weeping hitterly, and half finished with hunger. She bad been a captive in this situation upwards of Sit hours, the unnatural step-mother having gone that tinie from home, and left her in that On:atoll. The neighbours could not . fOrce an entrance, and they ptecured son bread, and put it under 'the bottom' of' the , dour, but the child could not get it within its atixiotas : Cl u rettirn of the Defendant, the child was' released I her captivity, and the offender' was taken into east Ody. bine' wits coituTtit red for trial. \I .1 a • • .1114 , Ce. C.41 , 0,41A, 1 • YAIDAY,. JtU., Y. ;7. . John Doyle mid 'l'/somas Were indicSte . d,for the murder of Andrea/ KOtii , oti the tli I),!c'ern ber, Fro, and the iiiiitttnent chirged Poor illeany fled tiiiirder - byjsho.)iing' the deceased—that john - Vbyte Was 'present' aiding aitci assisting at the tact; and that Thontas Fenton procured the murder:to be coinmitted. " Mr. M` N A i,LY, tiXe the Prisoners,. 'ap)lied that they might he . separatety tried, 'which t.he•Court di relt Sand Jnliti Myle wat, put tpan his ti iat. • Mr. Itina4wAy, tOr the Crown, staled the vase at so oe . iengtti, and to, tk occasion, to ob.serve upon the aggrivaced enormity a of, th . t, dritne, as ariSine , frum and being connected .vitlt futil conic d,:itaCy._which into4ed and', d!sgraCed the,countk of (;allow--- which framed laws against . t he' alienat iba, of 'Winded property, and ;tiforreci - obi:dience fo those' laws by the ternis o>t asiaSst‘iatiOn.. The infatuated rilebets . of Such conspiracies were 'never' coutaueed of the thiSchiel of their sebetnes until they were arraigned at the . tlaT ofa - Couri of - Justice, where punikinbent, 'wrier tollowed . tht! proof (4 their guilt, shcwed the people that the law, held out equal proteaitin to toe rights of the , proprinor of 'landed estates .and to the pcas'ant .Who his wile with poultry, 'eggs, ahct yarn to market. ,The inhabitants. ere - bringing down 'upon themselves a wretched tyra. anyt oppiesSl,oll A when they aite,i.pted to frame "capriekts, rules or the otanagernent and -distribution at prov•rty, and , to enforce them at Jim poti!of death. :Nader several `obseritations of tilt) nature, atiTstating the eireual-- staticetutirchi eh would 'appea J. 4 .4,:v id% ncr., the leatned Counsel concluded N ttli hoping,that,all such cpnte'- ' cleracie would' be extirtgniShe.l„ and the, county re • deemed from the stigma.which had heett cast upturit, Elizabeth Kelly, examined by Mr.. Br..A.catutNe.,.. deposed, that ' s he . i s t he wni ow of the, mate A...Kktlyi; her husband %Irak a laromer, at hl lived where he held some land under Mr. Kinidiela— b. Doyle and 'l:dialon also held ware land adjouting, • 'under the same laiullOrd. , ,—Alltheir leases were to expire in the latter end eft ,18.05, and each treated for renewal of their taro, but Mr. K. refuied treat with 1) or Fenton, and oiicied their pans to herhaioanti, who, otter some time, Concluded ohs an agreetnentfor a lease of th e ,wh o l e . N ot i ces were i:ten posted up, signed lioy7e and 46! Chit. dren,' threatening to destroy the property and take the •On the night of - tire 11th Dec,. 1805, nparty came to lietiliustilnd's house between twetve and one' o'clock, knocked violently 'at the door, called for Kelly, and tiesire.d turn to open the doorbe gut out of bed and went to. the door, which he refused to open—but while speaking a slat fit•AlthrOugha space at the jamb Of the door; . her hushand received the coutc•in in his breast, and instantly fell the door was broke in, and leuiper:- sons (altered, one of whom was Peter Meatty, who tiad gone to try illiesWas:dead. then openedhis shirt, and examined.the wound ; he tihnt sWere he hild settled him. Meany then Wade witbess get him 2 drink of milk, which she did, and whilst , 41e doing so, she law the Prisoner :Doyle,. .wito was a ; smith by trade, standing at the dour whit a sle.tg' in his hand—it was 'moon-tight, and she saw him distintily—;the rest of the party bad' lighted candles to search for the leases, which they 'said Kelly had &oF, at the latidsthey then ast;ed witness tor' the le.res,lnstatitly upon .conilrig ; but she told then , l, Lio Ead . none. • '•'CatlieriodKelly,. daughter of the decei4ed. corro borated this Jiistiniont, and swore positively that Doyle WO at the door at the time of the murder. 'Michael Kelly — 'and' N,rick Kelly, brothers of the deceased, proved th:it each of them had a rst tiorrwith respeEting the land, a week or a fort nignt bet the murder; iit which he's Wor e. that it A. Kelly atrempted to take the 'ground " he should soli sorrow for it, All these witnesaes were cross-examined, with a view to shew they were incredible, 'or that the two first iilight,bo mistaken as to the identity of the Pri , soot"., • The sister and the mother-in law of the Prisoner were then exiiinined to pro v e a n alibi ; they both ttwol.'e that the Prisoner slept at home the whole of the *ilea the murder Was entrunitted ; that - they were :men:ling a sick child, and' that ''the Prisoner could not go out 'unknown to thein..Upon crotis-examina-• lion, they varied. in their testimony ; one said the family went to bect, and Slept part of the 'night, .but the Other laid they all„. except the' Prisoner, at up the ,entire Lord Chia Justice Dowtfita recapitulated the evi defige to the Jtiry, who were (C) determine tipen. the credit of . the witnesses. The Jury retired for AboUt ten ininutes,,and bawd the Prisoner Guilty. The ettizi Jurricts, in a very solemn and itnpret!.. sive ma n tier, pronounced sentence of death. The Prisoner Was coneh afteaed at hearing that his body was ,to be di sacted,'and'eagerly solicited that it alight be given to his friend,. ' - • Upon the next day T. For/oA's trial cat e.on F it Wreck several heirs, and after tiicJury haadeliberat. oid.Aconsitkrabre time they found him Nat Citsiiis. ~~,,..,'r~ ~'~ _,,~ DUBLIN, July The:guest violent thunder-storm which has oc curred in Irchind tar the last thirty years, took place On the morning ot Thursday last ; the evening pre, ceding had been remarkably:wartn and serene, but about ten &clock _several .flushes of lightning, with out thunder, broke from the .south-east by twelve some distant peals of thunder, began t0..h0 heard, and by degrees the storm aavanced, until about half-past two, when the thunder-cloud appeared to pass direalY'llVa this 'city, eXcitin indescribable alarm and astonistat»ent: fur about it quarter. of an hour the thunder burst instantaneously with the flashes oflightning; but, most providentially, this tremendous kisitatiun was accompanied by an atm. Ant bil at rain, which •protethed the city. against the - impending danger,.. and the, storm prOCe t tded slowly in a north-westerly direktion.—We have not beard 'Ol any more serious injury produced by this storm than the slightly burning theitand of a waiter at imitate' in Sackvilte-street, the fall of a obinwev in Church -street, and the kiliing of a cow at Q:a ,Merrion ; a ball of fire is said to have been obscrved descending upon the mountain of kkwth kriag the storm, but it did uu injury. • LONDON.: b , ;CIIA ID ILA r of No. 4 Alitrileit.court, U( w-strver ai AL the Su N•V v Itgi No 1:4 ; where ri(iptyii,kmeos, Ur4qs Illir-Oticr, :14 214 18'7. 53d Regiment a ' Foot, Lieutenant $. P: Edwards to be Cap. tAitt of a deteased. En4ign .Arthur Daly .to tar, Lieutenant. vice Edwards 54th I)itto, I.L:titen ' ant.:Gliiientl'Oiivdr'Nierils;linni•the 4th West India Itcgtilletit o to IX: Colonel, vice Sir Paviaßaitti, aPpointed to 1.1112 LW1111.1.111.t Of tile 24111 loot. Pt.l .)1(10. L ,iV.;riLl4ll„ c.e.it...to: bd. Ensigp, ,by purchase, vice Al • Pibbon, promoted. 59tH canto,. luines 13.14vilgar, Gent. to be Ensign,. without • ..pureOase, vice ,Ciptiptil!,, whose Apponitnient :bacgpt. • takLo . llaCe. ' "I ()tit I..l;:utenant lame tlpr t ton•tu k. CaptAin of a Corti, pally; Aittio , ..l lit/a:haw,. vice t , o , (ir, prOntutect iti the Si it root. .Enj , Kts tcWttuter . piteous,. hum the Ozd fOot, in be LieuTelitnt.' , vice Horton. Henry Ityroo, Pcut. to be ktibtsit, witnotit purchase, vice Harristio.ltitioac'4"ippo4ut: nient ills nut take!) bill Ditto, 'Fred...o4A Sim ler; Gent. -to titi Ensign, 'Without purcu4se, vice Porteous, prom o t e d in the 6:tit foot:. • 4,150 Ditto, to, p i taimAlate.i.:l4trit'it.t\ , l * L.irt:O.r, tohl'Assistant Vice L.,,,1 - rett, tipputnted;to tne loth. Royal Veteran lia , Litton. ,72,it C,l.Rtain Law _tames Chatoner, from the Royals.; ' tu j oe Captain, u$ a 'Culap:inb vice ItaMilton, who : ex. ciwnt . limitit Lieutenant-Colonel Hercules Scott to be kleuten-oit-Citionel, vice Nl'l.euu ) oeccased. Capt. 'autos Vraser to be tvlapt. vice Scott. I..euteictia !Amu) Larkin tune 64,,Coittp 4 iiy, vwe Pra3er 14nst,.;ii Ricfiar.l I &al t to be Lieuteuant..vice Lando.. - Ketonetti, i%iti t.ents to be Litsigti, viCe Hatt ' • .Etl4it t ' atrit.ltl:orves,, horn the 6ist. Foot. to, UC 1 -tcotettant by purcnasc, vice Lit:newt), promoted. !S7to. Oulu, tob,: Loiti.;ll,.by purchases... vice nott‘ther, promoted. . 96tu Chin), Gent. to he Litsihtt„ with Out p4r...tap„ tricg..t.iytor,,wito4,Appointi.ight 11,4 OUt*Wiell, 241 N . 44)111114 It.i.Niatellt, I.IW it ),O.Velgtl.l4crel.l to kte ; EA ! . snot., by 4th Otto; 2.4.9.4.6eher.i1 the 'Atha a loss. Thonlasatcatt-, I ma, !rum inc 3a (.arrisr.L., hot on o to be Co;ui t i.t, vice Ideuteliant:Gehe.rat “pponncd- to the. 44tniniatithit the 54th 1. out. . Sttl UtttO, I.l 4 .3lteitala StantOrri tt be Captain of a Cunt puny,, Vox Ntouity, Tuyll,' from the 2a 1.401 thi.intry tn.:J:l4'4 toctaittsi Legion,. to• .. nr. I..lvmeh.int. .3tl tairishil I.t.lltdlion, ,, Major. Veneta! , 1.041 Irvin the ciolt . lAceitill tti:i;iiileilt, of root Guards, to 0C,C9.- tUlle4 victt t's4 , j..r , General..N.Ltitt.mii,.appoioted to tliCsibill mApt.tut tku.,..4114 Wert ll,l.ll,l • Silt Dittti. 'Lieutenant tidiew . hlacctudell, frovn the 424 root,. to Lie taciiiencnit, rime Alaekonzte,.*ltoOeltahAes., 9th Itoy4t veteran 11.411.1n0n 5 , Luslsu . Alithi:W Morton' to be Quarter-4:am*, vice I. , :Atls,A.VltO.reskini, • ' - tSuVa Scotia Fein:4olgs, Lienzgli.nit Chastopher Foss, frottl tile 96in *uut, to be•Captatu'ot citStnouty, .vive Attar. witu.Ag4igns. • - ' • STAFF., To he Inspeeflng Field r>riicen'ot Yeomanry and Yolwittett ori)) to Lre.ut thitain, with tho Rank tit Lieuten.iitt-t:u.. 'lO CL %vatic so einployea tiAl Sir Lii.irt.latii,4) ) un .sail-pry of tue 4iti toot. lo.iria Ayluier, wlu,xc Alipontitimit has fold, .h 64. I ,:c ut the. t UrAgotins. Vice l‘ciiiiel„ hoil,hot tal‘keit Voce. iht. Cidtg's German 14gion, Est Regiment of Light Dragnum, Witham: COArcey Todd, Esy to be i , ayinister, .vi.cc 0' t'uote,,licycw,c4. ad Light Ittianify ud,ttAitoo, Cada ser.kaniliam Riddle to oc Litat 6 ll, v,.e Steiger, promoted:lu Ash?Atevitte'i..itgt. 111c111. • 4tit LLttalion of tit,: Line, Ensignn—Augustus LI,C Reinhold tct be Lieutenant, vic.: bottArk, LitRATA in the kiiiret2 of Ole 41th ultimo itu Gatn;ms uartabott.— ur Lieuleuaitt ivlit iiati Camptteii, trunt the. gout, Ao ,UC &C. (Cad Lieut:oatit Ali ,,, act,Lautp,::zil, num Ole hilit tout, iu U. Eiirptaitt, &C. In (idZetit; fur , First itegiuke.,t ut Lil,ttt Utagoutts; tire Hun, tienry.Cceil, Luwut.r iu 4L: Corn t,,uy ptio.owsv, vlce<cr.iwtold, 1601,14 I:Lat aeveutu .I( , 4;ialeikt ut Liait 1 - 1611. tictir)• L'cul Low ;tact' tu Lomel i uy purclia,c„ vice C:rawipitt, irnobui cu. Oilivtiaiaas Aierteel.l4i , Ibe Cos4nv of AlubJlehex. Rval WeJtiniuster Rcilineat A4i/hla. Lieutenant Georg..ltubatsuii.to ;be Captain. Dattd March ' • 18, 1807... kilati,“ Henry ThoinpAn La) oe LteutenAnt. I fat. ril as above. 14.41ts,•Uctit. to be ditto. .I . litect hlar‘it 30, 111. - .47.. lame.) Corctun, Gent. to by f.nign : . Data! Alarert 23, t$D7. . . • • P...a.11, York. AtaiLit-11.,aagi lialtmeert. Lieutenant 14. CaObell to be Lapiain; Datsitl April 3, sta)7, St. Yamet's Ilatertre e nr. 'Lieutenant William - iottetiNett tu be •Captain, vice Stuart, • t ic,: cdsct i. tiated April 6, .8o6: . • hnsign tulip kreeman to t Lieutotant, vice A'beckett. ' Paled 3S "l'irobras Snow, (icri‘. to be tut; freellika. hated 46 “1.)011C. • ' • Si. Giles sod St. Groov e 13.'owes.1 ory, Pa/tinkers. William Carr, E.sti. to be Atipit int, without Pay, vice 11.a vey, promoted., Dated 1%.,1,q t, t a n . Si. Georic:s Poiuntsrs. Ensign Harvey to be Lieutenant, vice Walton,. resigned. Elated 1 11 4 y 9, iBO7. Grobecker, Gent. to be Onto ) , vit.:: (Jay, resigned. Dated as above. 41exander LrUce, Gent. to be Lastgli t vice Harvey, promoted. Dated May 7, 111.'7. Svicin..44---On Monday. evening, a person gm ! teelky dressed- went into the Cotter-roinn.bolonsitig to-the (:;<olden.t.'ross, Chafing-cross, and called for supper after he had taken itivite ordered a bed, say ing he should sleep there, as, he was going off in the morning by the Dover coach; • and When lie iven'tti tied he desired to be called a short time before the ,Dover coach went oll; which was - accordingly done; he answered, butt did net come out of his-bed-rootu, and the coach went olf without . him. Alter break fast, when thechambertnaid went into his bed-room, for the purpoSe of making his bed . (supposingliini to be gone oul), she found him suspended by a sheet, by his neck, from thu top of the bedstead: The girl . gave an alarm, he was cut down, and medical -as sistance called in, but in vain. In the course. of.the day he was owned, and .be proved to be Paymaster Serjeant.Miller, of the 34 ,negiinent of Foot Guards. it is supposed that an einbarrassatent regimen tal accounts was the cause of the rash ea. IfuorrAu RoaucttY.--Diir, gharles Locke, son of Mr. LOCke, ,of Colnertiatch,. en Monday night; about half past nine o'clock, ,walking within about halt a mile of his father's. house, was stopped by two footpads, one of whom held a bludgeon to him, and rotsbed him of his gold watch and money, and then madeoll towards Finchley Cotumon. Mr. L. immediately ran to his , lather's house, and having proeuredthe assistance of his brother and the groom, H eat its •quest of the rubbers, whom they soon Alta met on theload, near the Jiald-tite'd Stag, and se cured out!. of then), on whom was found Mr..Loeite7s watch and the bludgeon. 'Yesterday be was brought before Ur. Nout,, at the Public (Mice, Bow-street, when the hid being established, . he Was folly com mitted for trial. The Prisoner acknowledged his guilt ;, said that he was a smith by trade, and it was his Mu oilemee: Sttrgeons af,Garrisons', and other eminent Medi, cal Lictilleu abruad, 'are supplied, we uts. demand, with it Aunt:knit tinatitity ut the y e li ow „ fewer Remedy, to convince them of its effi, cacy, and the its being really an An ido no t t o be dispensed oda by those that are anxious to pr.:serve tieoli4 Chillaten. • tsuLL, 410,Y 27. r~ o firripd from , Creneli gatah r aod bet)). Aamrsn i , 'and'O . ak Halt, from areentind; `fill Ships ; ,als9.thitty.-ix,Sail of Tranoporik,Ar(imliligiorAveSittard# OtAVILSENIY,AUCY:gt.' 00)Yr - if)* ta Aim ; ibralbr Atexarider Hainilton, Mation, from Billiritore ; fin ; from Sr. :-Veteisiarirgh janiaary, , Ritrkson, from,2lemgl ; Nile, Classon, from Tolthingen; .134k1,, ,ao(l.lptune; Bly, Nam Zarrte Attic , flout Malta ; folmsny, White Eagle; koorktaconlN •and iintoriette, Norway. BIRTHS. .. t yeste v cui r , at. eaurnont .1 4 collke. i pA Vis." coutiteis_ shbroke r ofi'Daurliter . • M..nday, lasi,. at ,T,t,v_ii - ;ktenttav,. 'he Lady' ,of Henry Cole, hq. °fa Son. ()i,Ttiesday evening,. in, Carchtii‘hrsquire, 'the L AdY i` t .14. 0 n A Abet, . Esq., of a Daughter. Wetiiieltiay, the Lady Austin, 'Esq. of Wit': tnittA;on, Keat, , of,ti Daughter. cilia survivs4l, hu,t, a Ow kihurs. 4)n the-?.7th inst. the Lady of C. A, Itobius.op, Esq. of a' SOLI. latety, the Lady of the Rev: Gilbert Malcolm, of Tap pef!ield, hum, eta Daughter. the Mrs. iiluken;le, of clack, Ln Scotland of* Soli OR the )!-.3,h.i11.f.t.--at Stiathqutry, Scotland, Mrs. ColAllo} Daiglas, "ot a still-I).m obifd . _ :t)n•Tfiescjay tise.vst'insr, at Cap!. Scotiami, the LadY o t Sir Georlc S. tki.A‘kenzie,.lart. ot.coAl, Oa Son. M4RICLAD, On Monday the,..2914. inst. 41 at St. f laws's Chgkch, T. 40 Arthur, ti q. ' Parser. ROY'af Navy, to,',ll.liis' Reid, only daughter of John Reid, Ebq. of PHs Majesty's Ship Q..men.: Lately t pita Flartissiy* t.sq.,,of,lMish?rpe, nea.! 1 - I,Lrats# l 4 to M iss E . I.t6beril. Monctay, at Plymoislb. ihte ;Iclteph !Natal, a to Miss Burley, Of S4erbourne. near-York. .Ott 'Tuesday; ar gto t k6 'Church,• county of Devon, C. Hamel! Townley, Esq. o(ttr floyal. Navy, to Afisi Ca lit" gram, of Vi.yraimth Dock. i>o.Wedrve•Way List, Mr. lqhn Larkin, of Atdcrigatc.strPgir tollisirrifurper.eljtimied: Ha►►tt. ' Yestenlay. at St. George the Martyr. Queen-squar,e..a. H. Unity, Esti late 1 - ellttrr_of King's College, Cambridge* to. Miss A. I). Ilollamby. he iarne morning s 111.. lillaam t.loyd , Surgeoit, net, Hurts, to Mks Corks, only daughter of John COrp.c. 'lsl. of the saute place. Yesterday. David Carruthers, Esq. of Copthali l coirt, Act Miss Mary Chessall. second daughter of—the late Matthtio Chess All, of.NottObit-skreet., Op the tzto rust at sea, onboard the Ship Prote6lor,'Mr. Henry 1:31411, First OtEerr on bcotdrf4iti ShiNto Miss EutulPt Edmunston, of EditintirKh. • DIED, I'R ICE 0-4 YISVC irl 1) HA by kV, I,A A lA . lets, SouthMottott-Wea, Cirosvenot-squarci ror thc Pape, cil,ol IUL - !IJC I i r , Z.1 c , •004tr#04),111 . 1.14 bC ,arvidreiged. Pis Facto last, at Epsom.. Mrs. Portion, of Percy-strcee wet! 70, xv , tiow of William former!) c t Iltzllf Rooliriitci, The same day, at her house at Ealing. in the 7:st year her age, Mrs. Davison. On.Saturdas, aged, 3a, Mr. %filli,acn Wray, Muter oftho Ship"Wm, of 1101 On Sunday Teioniouvi, in I;cvonsniro s , Cbarli Durnford, )3sEriitzi - at l.aw. 11' 4 s a n i cri i v, (!?e City of Worceiter, in the 67th year of his :trier a lop{ and painful illness, Mr. Bohn Scott. ori ainsLy !writing, at Chelsea, Master Charles "Si. . . . .. 4spel I\lam, , ard, aged tout xe„it' ,son of NIL. ChAtlez .111iir wird', nt'llrinnley - • On Wednesday last, of & \.ticep *cline, Miss Eliza ; Stok, yntkngest d•au*lttcr of OCl)jadlift Stow, Esti. of catisfteld, jll .. 41-kintpghire. On the 2.tst instant, at. E inburgh, Catharine I'ea F o9l‘, , youngest daughter tit Mr. Andr4w . Pttaock,, lAtoTtetuccunizi in k.tith. STOCKS RDA Y. Rank Stock, tjt , ' 4 India Stack, 1/5 Navy s 'p C._ 'per Cent sq.k___ _ 144 liona .--t, ax 3s , Po - - S t .cr cent. I; Y 97, -, - . ,Nnutt1,,..16 :hock, Irish ; per Cent. 9 3 e I Now Amt. 4 per Cent. Soli 4 i Exchequer Bills, par. as. pl , . 3 per Cent. R 4, 6s IA -; Ornnium. i dig par, ,- • per Cent Con fa k - .. imperial 3 per Cent . ox Bank 1.. Ann 17. i -, . Ditto Attn. 79- 16 ths Ditto Short Arm. . Cons. Sir zotlt Aug. 6ak i LIRIDG I To.moa.fr HIGH WATER AT L(019.9N. m orn *, is mkt., after it. Afternoon, o alto :t2. To TITOIVIAS TAYLOR, Esq.. No. 9; Now-13ridge6Street, Lon4ort. - Honoured Sir, • . • •144rch gB, &Sabi I11(4 leave - to tl - forri..! pu t that et sitwo.tha ''glair t i9b `1 'hcive'beeii"attli'acil with the LuesVenee mai - which, from its; obstinaply resisting every coot* ( 4 Medicine prescribed' by The most eminent of the F4cal nere, untietrUnit several • scitre ..courses, 4. 9 4 t , ,vie discharged from the hospital, with little telitrs w6utit itpfear to!be el.the : 111011t inveterate nature. In MN spring or. ast year my disorder had 'gut to such 4,11 ; !:4(i, d nearly, to put e.perioci to my existence- 7 g had 4 large uldwf . qn,the .crowat of My head, one . an each arm, and my Ise were broke out in a frightful mariner; my right was dread' fully painful, and hall been in a start. of Ulceration fur tko 41Srteken years,- my left had also two large nodes on its was very much discoloured, and gave - me 'mien exerutigt.. MR pain, Particnbx4 when warm in. bed, as nearly to de. prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was main° minded by Mr. J. Toorripsort, (who received so t grO" cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pirtle which I begin to ti* on the 36th.of May ; iu the .coutte of a fortnight, 1 began to receiye. FAtle rnotll than a rwmth, the ulcers on my herd and arnt3 soundly healed—soon after, the sore's on my leo • React ; also Waving, however, considerable tliscOlottralion in skin, aitts..pani in the bone of the lett, which; by the !lief' sing of Gird, anti a little long er pers.tw u erae in Your it!vi luable Medicine, subsuieu.; the nodes thsnersins, rite *kilt repining its natural Inte, and the neelurn4 pains grad t _ t e2 going on. I thus became, by your liberal -advice slit,. --- d ha ie v i e ne r, ,z e r r t e, ec t il m y y e tr i. .•n s s pi a ri l t l 6 t st t r i , s s i , e lg r al c , o a t t uli ti l l it a, 4 9 ; co:710.011y aryl 14t, in which $444 naving‘anitiiitte.l 1040 „ months to the asienishmeat all who knew me, alft7 , a loss in Whitt terms to exoress Inv gratitude, but be Y °Li t fur the good of other surt;aing .. tviorulls, to. maii,e tin* Mir Case as public 43 possible, as l 1111411 On every occasin tiii ih so. doing, you will greatly aiblige, Sir, your grateitattr obedient, very humble servant, 41 MU 11.1‘i.V.? Swan's Close .% High-street i Eilinbitrgti. Witnesses to t he above Cum : 1 . 01131 THOMPSON. No. 3. New Poultry Market; anti 10114 higuToeit, Old Assembly-Close, tdinburgls. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, TBOMAS Y LOX, Member of the Royal College of SW' gems, It his Houie; Nu. 9, Ncw liridge.street, Lotsit4, l l where, after a constant residettee. of more than' thirty-s> ; years, in ,a practice particularly .directed to the 'cure „°/ 'venereal Complaints and thoSe incidental - to the . 1 ' 0 "„1 Goteration, with that inviolable secrecy which nwn his prolesstoin should alWayS observi in such cases. ".1 Hatters himself, the. advice and assistant; he gratuito i te,n administers to persons taking this' Medicine, T esteemed, by a (list:ming Public, as .an edv4ntage SW . darn at tainable and void or all ambiguity. Aiso sold, by. his appointment, tor the conveniericc s. o i thoic living at a 4istance, :ttt the Perfumers, Nye. Albahl-Street, Pill-Mali ; .the Toyslicip, No. 103, ford-street;, Mr:, Disborotglfs, !sfA. 7, Fish-street - m: Mt% llookscller, No. t, Union-sow, Little Toiw_ . .ei . hilt; Mr. ,f di i Mr. M a to dnuald, Glasgow ; Mt. Bull, Paine.strnt Dubliht Anb•.„,,a oft pers in evey considerable town in teat Brit 4 " l :l t it ctrl n~i, H boxes of only as., get. each, sealed u p with : T io and plain directi on s, witercuy 'persons ut either se x , . 4; are theiu.elves with ease, specd, • ACE:racy, and satoY tb N. is. Every ltot sold us Great llfltaitl is SealCli up iE Stamp, on which, by favour of the Conunissionc t i, `" : c Printed, at the Stamp o Otiice—" T. TAO Ir. No. 9, li lidge-street."—to imitate which s Felony-. - a nd all r" arc countorreits. 'll Ti