The Sun. — London, England, 1802-12-17 00:00:00

LAW •kEPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, D. c. 15. !SNOB BEFORE LORD iLLENBOROUGH, IN GUILD- HALL, LONDON. FRENCH V. GRANGER. MR.ERSKINE stated this to be an Action for the srm of 91. 3s. 5d.. nominally, but the real sum in dispute between the Parties, was a very small one, no more than Is. 9d. but the question was never theless important,_ for it applied to the whole,Trade of the Plaintiff; because, if the Plaintiff could not recover this stun, he could not recover any thing of any other individual, under - similar circumstances, and then there would be an end of his trade, and of the trade of every other person in his situation.— The Plaintiff was a Sworn-Broker, that is, a person who disposes of goods for others, by Public Sale. The Defendant was a Lighterman. On the t Sth of June last, the Plaintiff, as Broker, put up a number of articles for sale at Lloyd's, and the Defendant became the Purchaser of a lot of Hams :--the Sale was according to the form of a printed Particular of the Conditions, which specified that a certain sum should be deposited, by the Purchaser, ,in propor tion to the value of the lot putchased, and all charges to be paid, without any dedudion, before the de livery of the goods the Purchaser to , have until the 24. th of the month to take away the goods, but if he did not then take them away, the Deposit to be forfeited, and the goods to be resold. In this cause the whole charge made upon the Defendant, was 91. 3s. sd. including is. for the:Lot-money, Arid 91 for the Delivery, being at the rate-of one halfpenny per ham, there being i 8 hams ill the lot, and also one halfpenny per ham for rewaiehousing; and the further stun of one farthing per ham, for a week's ware-hduse rent, the hams not being taken away in due' time. All this arose from the obstinacy of 'the _Defendant, who after he had purchased the hams, saw them weighed at the Broker's warehouse, and went with the Broker'S Clerk to . settle at the Coontingjmuse, but resisted the demand made for the lot-money, saying it was only 6d. and as to the money for the delivery, he 'would not pay any thing for it. He was told that this was the constant charge in the course of trade, and he was referred to the Conditions of Sale, which specified that he Was to pay the usual 'charges ; but he would not do it; on which the further charge of one half:penny per ham was made for re- warehousing, and the farthing per ham for the week's rent, that being the custom of the trade ; but the-Defendant did not cause tO Comply with these well known customs. — The sale .of the hams to the Defendant by the Plain_ tiff as Broker, was proved, as also the hams being weighed, and the charges being regularly made, which 'charges was the constant usage of the trade, and the Defendant's refuszll . to pay these charges, and also their being re-warehoused and put up, were all proved. But it appeared that the Plaintiff had sued out aWrit against. the Defendant on the 18th of June, on which account, it was contended by the Defendant's Counsel, that the Plaintiff ought to be nonsuited on this ground : that the Defendant, had, by the Conditions of the Sale, time from the i Bth of June to the z+th of that month to compleat his purchase ; that therefore the Plaintiff brought this Aaiun too soon, by suing out the Writ on the rBth. In answer to this it was stated, that there are cases which determine that the suing out of a Writ is not to he considered as the commencement of an action, unless the Plaintiff chuses to make it so, for that it is merely a process to compel an ap pearance. That the commencement of an action 'is the filing of a hill, or delivering a declaration. This dodrine was laid down in the case of FoSter and Bonner, in I Wilson. There was another case in the Term Reports, by which it was decided, that a deinand which accrued between the time of suing the writ and the filing of the declaration, is recoverable in such action ; and here the declara tion did not assume any thing to be due before the 24th, when it was the Defendant's duty to complete the contrad. Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, these cases would have been.decisive of the point; had it been neces sary to resort to them ; but he held it, that the time allowed, until the 24. th, was to be considered as a condition for the benefit of the purchaser, but if he chose to take any , day previous to that for the conclusion of the businness, and to demand the delivery Of the goods to him, he was bound to do on that day'every thing which by his contra& he engaged to do on the z+th ; and that, therefore, there was nothing in the objedion. As to the customs which had been proved, his Lordship held it important to trade that they should be abided by. Verdid for the Plaintiff for the whole of his de.. rnand, 91. 35. sd. On Wriday night, about half past eight o'clock, a young man, who drives for Mr. Cooper, of the Three Kings Yard, in Piccadilly, coming from Dartford with a return chaise, in which he had' a sailor, on approaching to WestminsteGhridge, drove. down to a place where coachmen generally ride through in the water to wash their horses and car riages. _The tide ran at the time rather high, and he soon drove out of the depth of the horses, by which means , they and the chaise were forced through one of the arches of Westminster-bridge, it being on the return of the tide. The Sailor, who was inside of the chaise, screaming aloud, alarnied some watermen, who hurried to their assistance, and providentially arrived time enough to liberate him from perilr;us situation, by tearing off the door of the chaise, which was quite overturned. The post-boy was also with much difficulty saved. One of the horses; by cutting the harness, and enlarging him,'reached the shore ; the other was drowned. The surviving . horse was very much cut and lacerated; On Friday last ,two children of - Randall, labourer, of St. Lawrence, Thanet, the eldestlour years and a half, and the youngest IS months, being left a short time by their mother, on her return she found the youngest suspended by a cord, which had been incautiously left, and quite death It appeared the little innocents hathbeen twisting it round each other's necks, without being aware of the too fatal consequences which ensued, L k ) N 1)(1N pr:ntrd by 131)C1- A N hI`MILLAN, (ot itow-Street, Covent-GA - den); and Publihed by W ILL:AM A RM: , I 1 5 . 7 SVItifIVIOI ton-Street; Grosvenor-squire) At the SuN-OFFIci, Not r tz, Strand; where ildverkilemcnts, Orderi for the -Pater, I,rtari ..)t the .6riiio6-./...t0 c ;I:psilaid) ; must t)e Addrebbed. From tim lONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 4, iSio. Wir-Office, Decoiiber 4, aoz. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant William Ogil vie to be Captain-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ogilvie, who retires. 6th Ditto, Anthony Colclough, Gent. to be Assistant-Stir. geon. loth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant the Honour able Frederick Howard, from Half-pay of the Regiment, 'to be Lieutenant; vice Cartnichael, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 16th Ditto, John PQnsonby, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, 'vice Hey wax', who retires. z3d Ditto, Richard Fulton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice R. Thompson, promoted. 7th Regiment of Foot, Samuel Horton, Gent. to be-Lieute mini, by purchase, vice Newton, removed. to the isth Foot. 9th Ditto, Adjutant, Sampson C. Picrse, - from Half-pay of • the late 0 xtbrdshire Fencibld 'Cavalry, to be Ensign, vice Burnell, who exchanges„ John Manley, Gent, to be En_ sign, by purchase, vice Marley, promoted. 16th Ditto, Lieutenant John Archibald, from Half-pay of the zrst Foot, to s be Lieittenant; vice Scott, who exchanges, _ _ receiving ihe inherence. iSth Ditto, Captain Robert - Campbell, fiom the 4gth Foot, to be Major, by purchase,- vice. Probyn who-retires. 3314 . Ditt0,. Captain. -folio letferis, from the s 6oth 'Foot, to bc - Captain, vice Cuyler, who exchanges. 34th Regiment of Foot, Captain Alexander Fitzgerald, from Half-pay of the 35th Foot, to .be Captain,. vice Georges, • who exchanges, receiving the difference. 38th Ditto, Ensign lames Taylor to be Lieutenant, by pur -chase;rvice Miles; promoted. • • 44th Ditto, .SUrgeon Fleming 111,(Cormiek, from Half-pay of • the sth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice lohnsOn,•who.exchanges. soth Ditto,. Herman-Stapleton ' Gent. to'be-Ensign, by pur,. chase, vice Rowe,, promoted. 55th Ditto, Surgeon Quintin M‘Millan, from the zd West India Regiment, to be_Surgeon, vice Guthrie, .deccaSed.--.- Serjcant-Major - Nixon to be Quarter-Master, vice Kearns, deceased. 56th Ditto, - Captain-Lieutenant Joint William - Mallett to be Captain of a Company, vice Nelson, deceased. Lieutenant Joseph Hanna to. be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Mallett. Lieutenant Thomas, Casson, .from Half-pay of the • Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice Fianna: Lieutenant. Dennis Daly, from Half-pay of the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 55th Ditto, Major George Johnston; from the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by-purchase, vice Douglas, 'who retires. • - . - both Ditto, Captain CorneliusCuyler, from the . 33d 'Foot, to - be Captain, vice' lefferis, who exchanges. 62d Ditto, Ensign Edward John Eliot i -from the 36th Foot,. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice C rOokshank,.promoted. Lieutenant Bysci. Molesworth, from Half-pay of the 'ph Foot, to be•Lieuttnant; vice Howell . , • who exchanges, re ceiVing the difference. • 71st Ditto,. lohn•Devciraugh Pratt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice wangle, who'retifes. 73d Ditto; Ensign Henry'Glenholine to be tientenant, by purchase, vice Hicks., who-retires. Thomas Lloyd; Gent. to be Ensign, vice C; lenholtne. 78th Ditto, Lie'utenant Archibald Macdougal to be Captain, by purchase, vice. Macleod; promoted. 79th Ditto, Ensign johif Cameron to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Duncan 'Cameron to be Lieutenant, 'by purchase, vice Palmer, who retires. Bgth Ditto, Lieutenant john Macdonald to be Captain, ~ by purchase ; vice Blake, who retires., Ensign 'fames Boyd to be Lieutenant, vice Macdonald. . The Queen's German Regiment, Lieutenant Tames Finucane, frOnt - Half-pay''" of. the - 4th 'Foot, to. be - Lieutenant, vice Freud, who exchanges, receiving the difference. zd west India Regiment. To be• Lieutenants, without . purchase—Lieutenant T., T. BroVene,, from Halt-pay of 62. d .Foot: Lieutenant William Major, from Ditto. Lieutenant Thomas Daunt Lord, from Ditto: Lieutenant Luke Gardiner Cowell, from Ditto. --Ensign -BenjaMinWebster. Ensign T. Brady Ternan. To be Ensigns—Ensign Mathew, Forster, from the late Northumberland Haicibles, vice Webster. Cunningham, Gent. vice Tertian. TO be surgeon—AssiStant-Surgeon Reec% from the 85th Eobt, vice M'Millan, removed to the 55th'Foot. Officers of the Royal Garrison Batt4lionS. Commissions to be dated zsth December inst. ist Royal Garrison Battalion. To be Captains,-Brevet Major Ebenezer Vavasour, from the Retired List. Captain William Nairn, front the Re tired List. • Captain Richard Thompson, from the late Garrison Battalion. Captain Luke Walsh,. front Ditto. Captain William Archer, from the Retired List.• Captain David Lyman, from Ditto. Captain Michael John Gra(:e, from the Invalids . . Captain-Lieutenant A. Ligertwood, from the 69th Foot. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Thomas Hardvman, from the Retired List. Lieutenant R. Richardson, from Ditto. Lieutenant }obit Burke, from Ditto. - Lieutenant John Heplatime, from the Invalids. Lieutenant Daniel Green, from the Retired List. Lieutenant John Short, from Ditto. Lieutenant Richard.. Humphries, from Ditto. Lieutenant lames Stevenson, from the Invalids. Lieuten ant 'Turner, from Ditto. To be Ensigns—Ensign Charles Atkinson, from the. late Garrison Battalion. Ensign Thomas Bradley, from Ditto. Ensign john Smith, from Ditto Ensign -- Clarke, from Ditto. Ensign Robert Munro, from the Invalids. Ensign Early, from the Retired List. • Ensign Alexander Leish -man, from the late Garrison Battalion. Lieutenant James Wilson, of the late West .Norfolk Militia. Serjeant John - from the Coldstream Foot Guards. . F 0 he Adjutant—Lieutenant John. Short. • To be. Quarter -Master—Quarter-Master Charles Warden, from the. Retired List.. 24 Royal Garrison Battalion. To be Captains—Captain Charles Murray, from the Re tired List; Captain _Arthur BlaCkhall, from the Invalids. Capt. Philip Melville, from Ditto. Capt. John Campbell, • from-Ditto. Captain John Rynd, from the Retired List. Captain William Wynne, from the Invalids. Captain- Lieutenant_ Charles Des Veoux, from the Half-pay of the 2ot'g Foot. To be Lieutenants Lieutenants Richard Mallet, John johns, William Kitt, Angus Fraser, John Bladen Moodie,. Philip Codd,james Bell, William-Murray, Thomas Bevan 'Bedward; and William Tho Mas, all from the Invalids. .Quarter-Master Albert Badger, from the Ist Foot Guards. To be Ensigns—Ensign John • Milliquet, from the Invalids. Ensign Francis Thomps, from Half-pay of the late Liver= pool Regiment, Ensign Edward B. Wollams, from the Invalids. Ensign Peter Whannell, frbm llitto. Ensign Alexander Barclay, from Ditto. Ensign William . Jones, from Ditto. Ensign Brown, from Ditto. - Ensign John M`Gregor, , trolls Ditto. Quarter-Master .Serjeant Spinks,- front the Coldstreani - Foot Guards. Ser jeant J. Abbott, from the tst Fuot Guards. . • To be Adjutant—. Lieutenant Angus Fraser. Quarter-Master—Quarter -Master George Fraser, from the .9ul lout. 3(1 Royal Garrison Battalion. To be Captainsßievet Lieutenant-Colonel James Fahy, from - the Invalids. Major john. Grant, from Ditto, Cap tain Robert Smith, from Ditto. Captain Stephen Watts, from-the Retired List. Captain James Lowe, from the Invalids. Ca - otain James Pcddie, from Ditto. Captain Tonchett B. Campbell. from the late Garrison Battalion.. Captain Evatt, from Ditto. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenants William Sutherland, P. B. Arley, john Gilfillan; Francis Keith, lames Hanson, Ed ward Ricard, all from the Invalids. Lieutenant lames Hamilton, frxmi the late Garrison Battalion. Lieutenant from the Initalids. Lieutenant john Cox, from the Retired List. Lieutenant Leonard Gib bonS,, from the Invalids. Lieutenant John Campbell, from To - be Ensigns=.- - Ensigns L. N. Brohier, Peter Caldwell., George Watt, James Morrison; John Humber, John Ran-. john Httglies, and john Hart, all from the Invalids. Ensign W. A. j. Crawley, from, the late Garrison Batta lion. Lieutenant William Nunny, of the late ist .Feneible Cavalry. . , To be Adjutant—Lieutenant Francis Keith. To he Quarter-Master—Quarter -Master Samuel Body, from the s.}th' Foot. 4th Royal Garrison Battalion. Lieutenant-ColOnel Peter Daly, from the Retired List, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain Robert Browne, from ditto, to be Major. To Captain; —ilrevet-lJajor P.D. nnowes, from the Retired List, Captain Thomas Dullest, from Ditto. Cap tain Andrew M'Niven, from Ditto: Captaat e Rogers, from Ditto. Captain .lames Darcus, Iron Half - pay ofSkerrett's late Regiment. Captain Henry Carey, from Hzlf-pay of 63th Foot. Captain-Ebenezer Jacob, from .Half-pay of 46th Poot. - To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant Orange Stirling, from the Retired List. Lieutenant 'Jeremiah - Donavan, - from: Half pay of the British Legion. Lieutenant John Pierce, from • the Retired List: Lientenant_WKane Cameron, from Half pay of 40th Foot. Lieutenant John Thomson, froth the Re ttred List. Lieutenant John Adolphus Burton, from Ditto. Lieutenant Denis Colman, from Ditto. James Fraser, Gent. late - Lieutenant-Coionel of the Fraser Fencibles: Charles Martyn, Gent. late of the 39th Foot. Ensign a . Alexander Hay, from the County of -Dublin 11Iilitia. Quarter-Master Alexander Murray, from the 72d Foot. To he Ensreens--Ensigns Thomas 'lVl'Dermott, Philip God frey, .RObert Taggart, Thomas Holmes, John M'Cann, all from the Retired List. Ensign Cornelius 0' Leary; from the late Garrison Battalion. Lieutenant Barak Kirk, of the late Loyal Irish FencibleS. 'Quarter-Master Set jeant-- IVl'Lean, from the Both Foot. Serjeant Dennis Taggart, front the.23th Foot. 'Serjeant— Paterson, from the 20th Foot. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant joint Pierce. ' • . To be Quarter-Master—Quarter-Master John Law, from the Retired List. sth ROyal Garrison Battalion.. To be Captains—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Robert' Campbell, from the- Invalids. Captain •Robert. Bourne, from the Retired List., Captain William Stewart, front the Inva lids.. Captain SilveSter Muirson, from Ditto; Captain Robert Abraham, from the late Garrison Battalion. •Cap - tain Francis Higginson, front the Half-pay of -late 120111 . Foot. Captain Redmond: Connell, fi'orn'the 3d West In dia Regiment: CaPtain fainei 'Stevenson, froM the Re tired List. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenants William green, Richard Roberts, Walter Salisbury, Alexander Taylor, James Hammill, William Rosa, Jolnt -Abraham, Felix M 'Cul logh, ail front the Ineali,k. Lieutenant John Jenkinson Roberts, from the Retired List. Lieutenant .T 1 wilds Cole, from thellate Garrison - Battalion. - Lieutenant Va lentine Johnstone, from the Retired List. • • ; To he - Ensigns—Eniges Michael - Blake, - Robert M'Gre gor, • from the-Invalids:. Ensign Henry citipps from the tired List. Ensign - Hastings ' intim the Invalids. Ensign David Coghill, from the late Garrison Et ain Richard Lowe, from the Invalids. Ensign Thoe roes Herbert O'Sullivan, from the Garrison Battalion; To be A - djutant —Lieutenant WilliaM Green. • • To be Quarter-Master--Adjutant James Watson, from the ..Half-pay of the late Surrey Rangers. 6th Royal Garrison Battalion. To be Colonel—Lieutenant-General Paulus lEmillus 'ty ing, from the 47th Foot. To be Captainse-irever Colonel Alexander Mackay, from the 69th Foot. . Brevet - Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm 111' Neill, from. I of.the e Scotch Brigade. Caption L. R. Campbell, from the Retired List. Captain' rhos. Cochrane, from the Invalids. Captain lEneas Macdo nald, from - the Retired Ust. Captain Robert Sutherland, from Ditto. Captain Archibald Christie,from Half-pay • • of Waller's late Corps. , Captain Vaughan Forster, front . the 46th Foot. ; Captain John Grant, from the 92A Foot. To be Lieutenants Lieutenant 'lona Grant, - .front the Re tired List, Lieutenant Donald Macdonald, from Ditto. Lieutenant John Maclean, from . Half-pas of the Seth Fdot: Lieutenant Dugald Stewart, front the Invalids. Liente- • nalit Thomas Martin, from. Ditto. • - Lieutenant William Elrington, front Ditto. Lieutenant - Angus Macdonald, from Ditto. Lieutenant Kenneth Sutherland, from the Retired List. Lieutenant Nicbolas.Paterson, from ditto. Lieutenant John Roy, from ditto. To be Ensigns—Ensign Thomas Macdonald, from ll:tit:Tay - of the North Carolina Volunteers. Ensign Charles Ward; train the Retired List. Ensign John Munro, from Ditto. Ensign Angus -Macdonald, from the Invalids.' Ensign Isaac Hilton, - from the Retired List. Lieutenant Robert Cochran; ofthe late Lancashire Volunteers. lieutenant Finlay Munro, of the late Devon and Cornwall Miners. , Quarter-Master-Serjeant R. Robertson, front the 3d FoOt Guards. Serjeant Alexander Mackenzie, late of the 42d Foot. - To he Quarter-Master—Quarter-Master William M - acintosh, front the 4th Foot. • 7th Royal Garrison Battalion. - - Major-General-Thomas Murray, froth Half-pay of the late 84th Foot, to be Colonel, • • - • Colonel William Swinburiva; from the Retired List, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,' -- Major Hugh Lord, from the Retired List, to be Major. To be Captains--. Brevet lieutenant-Colonel Charles Martin, from the Retired List. Captain Edward' Barron, from Ditto. Captain Arthur pyne, from Ditto: • Captain Ben jamin Craved, from the,' nvalids..Captain Leonard front the Retired List. Captain Samuel Mansfield, from . tiver4ovalids, Captain William Collis, from the terb Foot. Captain William Cartwright, from the•ooth Foot. ' To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Peter Smith, from tie, Lieutenant Richard Rushton, from Ditto. Lieu tenant William Shore, front Ditto: •Lieutenant Richard Hoekings, tronathe zeth Foot. Lieutenant George Munro, from the Invalids, Lieutenant George Kysin from Ditto. . Lieutenant Jarvis, from Ditto. Lieutenant Gedrge Leslie, from Ditto. Lieutenant lames Douglas, from Ditto. Lieutenant —Browne i from To he Ensigns—Ensigns Andrew Cook, John Jones, William Mackay, David Hoare, George Donaldson, Robinson, and Campbell, .all from the Invalidse• Ensign Tito -mas Wallis, from the Retired List. Ensign John Edding ton, froth the Invalids. Ensign R.' M. Brooke, front • Ditto. • To.be Quarter-Master Quarteraithater William Barber, from tile ztst Foot. . BREVET. Major George Bridges, of the Royal Engineers, to be I.lcu . tenant-Colonel` in the Island of. Ceylon only. • STAFF. Joseph Tones,' Gent. to be Assistant CoMmissary of Stores, Provision's, .and Forage, to the Forces serving in the West Indies. Commission dated loth February, tbo2. C'entmission in the Berwickshire Militia, ..rigned Gy ilis 211 - Jest)); &lied Oa. Is, ISo2, v John M'Laren, Gent. to be Adjutant. C'c'''llunissions in the Bftwickshire Re,, ,, iment of worth British Militia, signed!) . the Loh! Lietttenant,- . The Earl 011-loine to be Colonel. Dated Od. 5, 1802. William Taitt, Gent, to be Surgeon. • Dated Dee. 1, t 802.• On Sunday Morning. next, Dec. 19, 1802, a Sermon will be preached at the Church. of the Unit ed Parishes of St. Augustine, and St. Faith, Watling_ street, by the Rev. Ralph Downes, B. A.. of St. John's College, Cambridge, Re&or of Pettbn, Sa-' lop, Morning and Afternoon Preacher of St. ])un_ stan's in the West, Fleet street ;. for the benefit of One Hundred and Ten poor Children, belonging to the Ward'Schonl of Farringdon Within. Prayers will begin at Eleven o'Ciock. The. first drawn Ticker, on the,6th day of draw ing, No. 26,471, entitled to 50001. and 191. was sold in one half, one fourth, one 'eighth, and two sixteenth Shares, by ReChiARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. of Cornhill, and Charing Cross, who con tinue selling 'f ickets.and Shares in the present Lot tery, warranted undrawn, till the drawing ter winates, which will be on the 23d inst. The first drawn Ticket on Monday next, soool. ni o STOCKS. YESTE RDAY. • Hank Stock 187 ~ - • ' India Stock ._ Nlayy ; per C en I. shut South Sea Stock ; per Cent. 1 , 9 - . 141 3} Excheq. lliili s.'' s. Irish; per Cent, . Fundable ditto • prem. 4 per c ciat. Con. -8.7 i 6i :, 3d Exchequer Bills dis. _ 3 per Cent. Red. 71i, 2 212 . Omniurn:3i xi 31-31 • 3 per Cent. Con. shut • . . !inner. 3 pct ' ens ,7i • . , :itto Scrip Ditfb Ann. Ili; it-16' Bank L. Ann. xr**l !lank for opening.. Ditto Short Ann. 4.i. - - India tbr Ace. . t)itto Scrip cons. tOtOpen'tne - 731 41 4 .4.1 ~'~fi7:~ . I'ARMOUTI3 7 DEC. 14% Arrived-Ale Perseverance, Steward, from London; 2 " - are, 110113;x1. from Cardiff: Sailed=•—the Your. Zigti-gliti!, Martin Ditts, and•Nynirt% Wiggchs, for Barcelona ;• Lovely Cruiser, Chidnetnan, the East ; and Robert kid—Jane, May, for the Meddle:li' GrA PEG. 14. Passed by-Ithe Sussex tO ; d Ames, from Lisbon ; "Froal— ington, Liddle, from New.. York; Vrow Alida, Greningen.- Dra per, M Dotaid, from Belfast ; . MiPer! 4 , anti Pursuit, from Limerick - Friendsh o Durant, from Cork-; Diana, Pureed ; and New Syrarn Floghes, from Dublin. -. . Sailed—the John and Thomas, teach ;"Cmsar, Dale, Atkins; and Willerby, Lovett, for Jamaica; liarn, , tOr Venice ; Nautilus, for . l3rerne o; Stanger, and Drie Gesustcrs, dam. Drc. 15. Passed by—the Britannia, Turnbull,, frPul. c r , tanyi ; Nancy, —, from Limerick ; Lady Andiiv,f , r! fladrion, from 1:1111111Ca ; Earl St. Vincent,. Williams, .iNT: Liooduras ; City of London, Featoriby, and Erederick,.- - 7 - ,, - front 'Quebec ; Qneen, Babel I, from Faro; Lions Na.!•il',l' . from Trinidad ; Aur..n - a„ Ansell, from Barbadoes; —, from Guyon ; Hope,: Tullock, from Rotterdatiaf Fatter; 111 4 D.onairl, and Neptune, :Griffith, from Belfast. Sailed-the Fortitude, Aiken, for Grenada ;" Pallas, 1 1 a_,, r ' risktn, t;),r ; Kitty, --,-, fpr..G.uernsey . . •, 51 7,_ cess, , for Amsterdam ; Elizabeth,. Forbes ; Prank; Goede Vreinden, Prank, and Jonge Atida,. Pras" for Rotterdam. • BIRTHS: MO Yesterday, at •his house id ConOuit-street,Lady • the Right Hon. George Canniug, of a SOri. On Saturday last, Mrs. Whiteford, wife of,. Caleb Whi to ford,:esci. ~ t , Acilphi r of a D:aughter. ATARRIED Lately, at Chatham, Major Campbell, of the Royal nines, to Miss Catharine Tawny, youngest dati,jiter'oft late Major Mawby, of the 12th Foot. On Tuesday last,,t.G loucester, Rear-Admiral 'rhumba' rough, of the Royal. Navy,. to. Miss feynes, daughter of Si t E dwin .levnes, of that - City. Weist*:iday,- at- St. Cleinent's Church, in IlleStra nd• George Hui ford,F4sq. of Lincolnshite, to Miss Anne Danniell , Daughter of the Rey. A. Danniell, of Lifford, in Ireland. The same dav, az Fryern Barnet Church, by the Rev. Mr. Uvett,ile, Sir I.'+' ii.tiant .3 uunston, Dart:: of fin .A.tazt" de:ai:;itir:!,. to Jliiss - Maria Bacon, only - Daughter ot john co,.Est i .' of Fryern-House, Middlesex. - On Thursday, at St. Mary-le-bone- C,hurob, John Harinfif,' Esq. to. Miss Hurnby, ,daughter of - Gtivanor : .Hornby, !.?k yortniiin-sqt:are. inst. 'Captain Jervis, at . ..the:l6th Regiment, Mi•ss Blackwell, niece to the late Bishop of Loudon • • On Saturday last, Mr. Ohadish Wicks .Rogers, or the. of Eizvland, to Miss Arm Dovviiiilg, of Shad-Thames. , • same day; -Nly..ilertry Vigne, to . Miss Mary .A l " 7, Roberts, of Tottenham. . . . - At • Kingeausie, on the 2d.inst. Major TaVlor, zikt " to Miss D it; (laughter ofthe Hun. Alex: Duff •At E4inhnrgh, on the 6th of Dee. James Stein Esq. ,v"r„, • iter, to Miss .Williamßushby, daughter. of Stein, late. J 0 )3ushbv, Esq. ot l'inVvaid Downs. .At - V.di!nbtirgh, lames Macpherson, Esq. of Belleville; ,: Miss Maria Sophia Craigie, youngest daughter of tia- / 4 "' Dr. John Craigie, of the East India Company's service. DIED. Aged So years, Joseph Sparrow, Esq. fifty-six years Cle rgy in His Majesty's 'Whet: of Ordnance,. Tower._ .Cfri Monday list, at Chelsea, Captain Thous' P 3 ;': te, late Clerk of Deliveries of His Majesty's Ordnance,- and e merly Lieutenant-Governor of Greenwich „Hospital. . 0 On Tuesday, at Camberwell, Mrs. Liodd, wife of, • Rev. Richarti Dodd, Rector of Cowley, Middlesex. • On the 2,5 th ult.-at. Scotby, near Carlisle, aged 97, Al' Mary Sutton, one of the people called Quakers. - E Ou Sunday last, at. Hertford, Charles Townley, - 5 aged 57. ROCHDALE CANAL SHARES. . TO BE SULD.OY AUCTION, . • By Mr. THOMPSQN, At the House of iNlrs. Marriott, the Roebuck Inn, in Roc i l dale, on Monday the• 276 day of Decetriber, at • o'ClO k in the A i.ernoon, in Lots, unless proiously ? c. posed, of by Pnvate Pnv Contrad EVEN FEEN i - iARES in the . .110CHDAV, 4 k... 3 CANAL. • This Concern is in great Credit, the - Slam are advancing in price - i Canal runs through a'pcifT., l 7ill • Country, abounding in Minerals and Manufactures, ar , " facilitate the Cominerce.between Liverpool, Mancliestor, . . • . Hu Fo . ll r Particulars apply to Mr. Thompson, at the Cary Agency ()like, No. to,- (,',ridge-street, Manchester, WO empowered to sell the Shares by Private Contrad. 1__,....4 LANCASTER CANAL StiARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. THOMPSON, o f At the George Inn, iii Preston, on Thursday the 3 : ..th - dP .i t i December, 1802., at Three o'Clock in the microvol,' Lots,.unless previously disposed olby Private Co W ntratL i hi riIEN I'Y S!-LA:RES in the LANCA.S,IP • CANAL. - • i l'or Particulars apply 10 Mr. Thompson, at tlid "Is Agency Office, No. 13, Bridge-street, Manchester empowered to sell .the said Shares by Private Contra To THOMAS TA YLOR, Esq. Dear Sir, • No. 9, New Bridg e-Street,. .0. ....as I FEEL it a Duty incumbent t , )ort me . re,- .you of the very great and extraordinary Cure 1 ha 5. 4,1T cei vett froth Your invaluable Medicine, J.. E AK E's I'A T PII.LS. • RFA I2 • About two years ago, Isyk,* attacked with"?. VEN - DISORDER, which I treated'rather slightly for some but the Disease 'at length 'spreading all over my boti'l, obliged to apply to the most .erninent of the . Faco:”' , vo t their assistance afforded only temporary relief : I `.:s4 through various CourS:s of Salivation, and froth being (3 .` i lie of a corpulent habit,' was reduced to a mere skeletr.n. Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered . rue a ', ci f, .plete Object, so. that iny .Friends despaired of my re'-' 4) . * , c 11- I . y lien brought to this Situation, cm I considered death as ;i • table, but a 'relation of mine omenting 'upon tine i '',i t o Cases in which your Pilis had succeeded, I was iiiduc''orl try a Box of them, which I thought rather - relieved 'O f by persevering nir two or three months, and followi!t1; 1 ) it ito diredions; I experienced the most tinaccountable rela t .„oX from Pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I am now: t.". 00: God,_verlettly recovered, and walking out daily: 1 (t . w ill rait - , but one more box, whicli fthink cautious to tar.ei establish my health in its original state. . • 41 I I f is with the most, heart-reit. gratitude, that su b ' - myself, your much obliged humble Servant, ~(0' Deansgate, Manchester, July f, 1801. W..peAß'borie P. S. For the public. benefit, Ido not objed to the . tt cf being published, but leave you to ad as your own judgment shall didate. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor. ,, ~„e or ift Tiros. Tri ;•• r.. 0 ivlember of the Royal College of Sli'v f.ondon, at his House, No. 9,' New Ofidge-stre e t' Where, alte r a constant residence of more than Th of Years, in a pradice,,particularly &reeled to . - the-erare et • Venereal Complaints, and thoEe incidental to the r'„ cr eet ,Generation in both Sexes, 'With that i n violable fiC which Men of his Profession should always observitoo, flatters himself, • the advice and assistance g ratu -11 ly administers'to Persons taking this Medicine, viliciortf esteemed by a discerning Public, as: an act -vantage '' , to be obtained, and - void of ambiguity: , . • -e ' 4)l Also sold„ by his Appointment, tor those living at a distance, at - the Perfumer'S, No. 35! 0 .,f00t‘ ban's-street, Pall Mall; the TOyshcfp, le3i ii , street; Mr. Disborough's, .No. Fish-street-h..! Steel's, Bookseller, No, r, Union-row, Little Mr. Baxter's Sofith-bridge, - Edinburgh; lac; Dublin ; r. Liverpool ; 'Mr. Atkinsont,,,,,, the convera. in ehester ; and by one - Person in every considerable -(1-Ly--ocl:fi Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of wily is• 9 ,4;0 1 a sealed up With full and plain directions; •tOirebV either sex may cure themselves with easeisped , S ecrecy► 1 3 . safety,: • ,•, -1 Wit N. 13. 'Every Box sold in Great Britain _ . .er6, I• a stamp, on which by favour of the Commisson ecl, at the Scamp-office, " .Ta y lor, -'NO: - 9,- -street," to•iinitate which is Felony:, anditllPlP4 s tcricit. • is sealed .14r0).ipt-