The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

Awn the LOADON GdZETIT, Oa. 10, 1807. Queen's Palace, Oa. 7. 'This /lay James Monroe, Esq. Minister Pleni. potentiary from the United States of , Atnerica, had his audience of leave of. His Majesty ; to which he Nvai introduced by the night Hon. George Canning, .1-lis Majt.sty's:Principal Secretary of State for Fo reign AtThirs, and condaled by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Kut. Master of the Ceremonies. If r. (Om, Oil. to, 1807. 4th Regiment of Dragoons, Hospital-Mate George Morse to be AssistantSiirgeon, vice Ledmon, who resigns. 6th Ditto, Philip Glover, Esq. 'late Lieutenant in the Regis ,nest, to be Paymaster, vice Shurlock, who !coigns. Bth Regiment of light Dragoons, Cornet Thomas Brett to ho-Lieutcnant, by purchase, vice Warbutton, promoted in the 97th Foot. t6th!Ditto, Ensign Charles Smith, from the 4oth Foot, to be Lieutestanti by purchase, vice Pratt, who retires hi F.!4OR AND6:4. r.W4 % I V; - . l ; ll,, A 4 • • wttr.Aoar , Apm4, Ist Regiment of Foot, Dingwell Freeman, Gent. to be AS . sistatit-Surgeon. 3d Ditto, William Atment, Gent. to-be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Tomlinson, who retires. 6th Ditto, Captain William Gordon, from the etli Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Doniville, who exchanges. Campbell Buchanan, .Gent. to be En, sign, without purchase, .vice Cressy, whose Appointment liar not, taken place, 9th Ditto, Captain Richard Crompton, from the ist Lama shire. Militia, to be Ensign. 16th . Ditto, Lieutenant William Bloomfield to be Captain of 4 Company, by , purcliase, vice Asia:, whore-.fires. 44th Ditto, lieutenant I olin Harris, train the Warwick Mi litia, to be Ensign. Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Haling , to have the rank of ,Lieutenant. 36th Ditto, Ensign john Vincent to be Lieutenant, withotit purchase. Thomas Smith , Cent. to be Ensign, vice Vincent. 37th Ditto, Ensign lobo' Grant to be Lieutenant, — vice Shaw, deceased. lolin Burke Gloster, Gent. to be Ena sign, vita: Grant. John Nugent, Gent. to. be Ensign, without purchase, vice Coulthard,. promoted in the wt We India Regiment. , +pit - Ditto, Brevet Major William' IL Ledwell, from Halt • pay of the .eth Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice lames, wilt) exchanges. ' 46th Ditto, Lieutenant William G. B. Schaw to be Captain ' era Company, vice Dickson, deceased. Lieutenant' James Imlach,frornalie.79tli Foot, teebe Lieutenant, vice Schaw, Augustus Macnaniara, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dalton, superseded. :47th Ditto; Ensign Philip Dunrias to be Lieutenant, vice Randle s 'aleceased, Lieutenant lames I. F. Italy, from the ast Lancashire.- Militia, tube Ensign, vice Dundas. tat Ditto, Enaign :Francis Minchin, from the Sussex Mi litia, to be Ensign. 56th Ditto, Paymaster lohn Finniss, from the ad Battalion, to be PayinaSter of the rat Battalion, vice Lewis, deceased. Andrew Moore Dawe, Esq. to be Paymaster of the ul Bat. tattoo, vice Finniss. • a e9lh Dna°, Thomas Kenny,. Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase,j T vice Warren, whose Appointment has not taken • • place. , • 6otli Ditto, COrtiet'llenry Stracey,Trom the filth Light Dra. 4: goons, to be' Ensign, by purchase, vice Murray, pro. motet!: 6ta3 Ditto, Captain' James Downing to be Major, by pur. chase; vice Stuart, prompted in the 14th. Foot. .. rtit Ditto, .Ensign Robert Baldwin, from the 7th Garrison - Battalion, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Luck . prUiTiOteti. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Grant, from the Inverness shire Militia, to be Ensign. , • • . 1 11th Ditto, Lieutenant William Green, from the ad West York Militia,' to be Ensign. , ,10. th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles nacliean, from the nth ,Royal Veteran Battalion, to be. Lieutenant, without' pur chase. Ensign Donald McDonald, • from the 6th Carmen Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchasc Bohn Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice imlach, ptolopted. Duncan McPherson, Gent. to be En sign, without purchaie,. vice johai Cameron,' pronioted. • Sad Ditto, Ensign Thomas Harnett to be Lieutenant,. vice Delmont, deceased. Ensign David Thompion, from tha North Devon Militia, to be Ensign, vice Rains, promoted. ilathes &able, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice ilarnett. Sid Ditto, .Lieutenant 'Frederick Straubenzieto be Captain of itoMpany, without purchase,,vice Carr, promoted. En .. sign lames Robinson to be Lieutenant, vice Straubenzie. William.CapeL, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robinson. John • Wood,Gent. to be ditto,without purchase,vice L' Estrange, whose Appointment has not taken place. Quarter -Mas ter- Serjeant Thomas Wright to be Quarter. Master, Vice Smith, promoted. iStath.Ditto, Ensign •W..CE. Cavcnagh, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchaie, vice Tkis •.tlewayle,. promoted in the Stit Garrison Battalion. . 9stlf Ditto, Patrick Lynch, Gent, to be Ensign,vvithatit pur chase, vice Dowson, promoted. gist Ditto s , Ensign Angus McDonald to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase. Lieutenant 'John MacDougall', •fruni the • Argyll' Militia, to be Ensign, vice McDonald.' Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Warburton, from the sth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Stewart, who retires'? " with Ditto, Patrick Gibbons,. Gent. to be'Ensign, without purchase, vice Murray, promoted. toitt Ditto; Major, )olin Welaford,.from the sth Garrison Battalhin, _to be Major, vice Fitzgerald, who exchanges. sat •West India Regiment, Ensign Thomas Coulthard, from the 37th Foot ? . to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice .Stewart, appointed to the t itli Royal Veteran Battalion. .4th Ditto, William Newcometi, Gent. to be Ensign, vice -Vanderzee, deceased. .6th Ditto, Charles Grant, Gent, to be Ensign, vice D. Grant, deceased. 7th Ditto, lattae.Gaire Wooton, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice. Kitchen, who retires. . - Sth-Uitto, John nurke, Gent. to be Ensign, without put chaae, vice Yates, whose Appointment has not taken place. `Royal West India. Rangers, Lieutenant Alexander Lytn . ' burner to be Adjutant, vice Hubbard, who resigns the Adjutantey. • York. Light Infantry Volunteers, Ensign Robert Hotmes to he Lieutenant, vice Muller, deceased. Serjeant:Major atrittiam Fraser, front the Royals, to be Ensign,' vice Holmes. atii,Garrison Battalion, Captain Compton Domvillei from the 6th . Foot, to be Captain ut a Company, vice Gordon, - who exchanges. 6th Ditto, -- callagher, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Donald, promoted in the ?9th Foot. sth Ditto, Minor Thomas George Fitagerald, from the mist Foot, to be Major, vice Welstord„ who exchanges. .fifth Royal Veteran 'Battalion, QuatteraMaster Matthew trilea, front Hail.pay of tho late 98th Foot, to be En sign,' vice.Gurdon, who exchanges. aititslaitto, Lieutenant G 4.41- Stewart, from the rst West . • India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice MCBean, appointed to the 7atis tont. Nova Scotia Feitc - ibles, Ensign Charles'. Stewart to be Lieu tenant, vice Bowen:nail, appointed to the - 5601 - Foot. Thomas C. Hammill, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stewart. Canadian Fencibles, Lieutenani Ronald McDonnell, Blom • .the Cape Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Hos Prim, STAFF. _ finspital..Mate Starkie to be Apothecary to the Forces, vice Welts, appoittted to the 3 tst Foot. 4. &mg., , g ,p,,, ytb mittioi ,„„ o f th e Lane, Gentleman crrrlet Eberhard De iirapdis to be Enstgn, wee Wesiell s prornoted. • The Appoiritment of Cent leman Cadet Earl Lutlewig Bar. rins to be ,Pnsign in the ad Light flAttalion cat the King's (.3ectntii Legion, terstated.in the Gazstte.or the Jst tilt. has itot taken place. Oninctitee O f fice, 00. 9, 3107. C.,' , irps of Royal Engineer I. • eeconcl Lieutenant: I)awson to be First I.ieutenant, vice. T own e, , :ini.perle(ted s .twing at . ?sent-witlout leave. Dat.: ed luiy 14, tfso7. Z.• Mudge to be ditto k 'vice Wititnan, deLk.tkisett. liated tas:iabbtte. Centlemati .Ca..iet Thom:al. H. Pitts..4o Stkoustd IL.keutruantoice . Wat4on pcomotOtt. Datpli,Sept. (;ciatainan Cadet 1-Ilowiasl3laugh,gd'tolftti tlittct t prornot, 4d. I)ated Stitt; '; • s'fi ]Royal 14.0giineut ~t Artiiica,pentiernan cadey.:....shaw for be Second LieUtenwit, Date cl QC-t. 3, 'Cadet lohn M. Stcphen(to be ditto, Doted as above. Gen tleman Cadet Win. Lemoine to be ditto, Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Wm. L.' Robe to be ditto". Dated as above. _ . _ Regimeqt of Artillery of the King's German Legion, !First Lieut. J. Rehwinkei to be Captain Commissary, with temporary Kank of Captain, vice Kersting, who retires. Dated Sept. 28, 1807. Second Lieut. F. De Urandis to be First Lieutenant, vice RehwinkeL Dated as above. 'Gen, tlernan Cadet Wip.Ruminel to be Second Lieutenant, vice Lirandis. Dated as above. MLMOXANDUM. Second Lieut. F. Dubourdieu, of the Corps of Royal Lngi. ;leers, is superseded, being absent without leave. Commissions signed 6y the Lcrd Lieutenant of the County of Kent. East Kent _ James Simmons, Gent, to be F,nsign. Dated Sept. 4, tS 07, Witt. Brooks, 'Gent. to be ditto.. Dated aslibbve. John Vesie, Gent.' to be ditto. Dated as:above.-- • - West Kent Militia. Joseph Wanie,• Esq. to be ciptain. gated August a 6, 1807. East Kent relontetri. • John Dawson, Gent. to 'be Ensign. Dated September 22, 1807, Lath of SCrajs nlientrar4; Major H. Lade to be ; Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Harris, pro. tooted. Dated Sept. 25, 18(4. Lieutenant Charles Wrench to be Captain, vice Smith, 'resigned. Dated as above,. Granville H. Wheler, Esq. toise ditto v vice Smith, re signed. Dated as above. Henry _Walte r Geol.. to; be Lieu tenant. -Dated as above. ThomaS Wailer Gent. to be Ensign. Daterras above. Robert Matson Wailer, to be ditto. Dated as li7t7VC:" sbeppey Volunteer:. F. Colman, Gent, to be Surgeon. Dated September 25, C•ntnessiolp Jived bf the Lord Lieutenant of Ilalt!$. North !Lots Regiment of Lieutenant Richard 'Terry to be Captain, vice Lewis, re. signed. Dated Sept. 301 1807. Henry Howe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Oct: 3 , :807. G'ommirrion.r in the Berwickshire 'Regiment of signed hy the Lord Liettlettarq. William Shaw, Gent: to" be . Lieutenant, vice I-fair, pro. muted. WWI bine 3, tBo7. William lohnstun, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lowry, displaced. Dated'AuBuA zo, 1807. keiNiiRCIPTCIES ENMRGED. William Matheson, of Shad-Thames, Doe.k.head, Surrey, . coal-merchAnt. from Oet. 6 to Nov. 3, at ten, at (..;uil(1, hall, London. William Pullen,. of Wells-row, Itlington, Nlicitilescx, butcher, front Oat. to to Oat. t 7, at ten, at atialiall. John Perkins and George Bethelf, of-Oxford-street, Mid. ,dlesex.woollett-drapers, to surrender o,d. 20, 27, at ten, and Nov. at, at eleven, at Guildhall. AitOrney, Mr. Turner, EdsVard-street, Cavendish-square. Michael Wilson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, spirit - merchant, Noy. 2, 3, and 2t, at eleven, .at the Shakspeate Tavern, Newcastle. Attornies Mr. Atkinson, Chant:cry-lane, London; or Mr. Bainbridge, Newcastle. [oh') Hall and William Dunlop, of Newca ,, s r tl i c h , e u s p h o apre n is Ty e n u e, merchants, Nov. a, 3, and 21, at eleven , Tavern,. Newcastle. A t tonnes. air. Atkinson, Cliancety lane, London ; or Mr.. Bainbridge, Newcastle. ['An Hodgson, the •younger, or =Coleman-street, London, merchant, OCt. 17, 24. and Nov. 21, at t welve, at Glatt!. hall. Attornies, Messrs. Cothits and Waller, .Spital sqttare. William Anderton, of Liverpool, upholsterer, Nov. a, 3, aftd 2r, at one, at the Glob: Tavern, LivapOol. , Attatooy, Mr. Cukitt, Liverpool. George Bridport, late of Old Cavendish -street,. Oxford. street, paper-hanger and painter, Oct. 17, 24, and Nov. 21, •at twelve, ot, 4ttorneY, Mr. Wilkinson, 0 xtOnl-st rect. Cornelius Bland,. of Lamb-street,- Spitaltields, Middlesex, grocer, Oct. 13, 27, and Nov. 21 , at ten, at Guildhall. At-. tOrney, Mr:i Williams, Upper jom-street, Fitzroy-square. • Al riDENAY. Nov. 17. john Pripglc, of Wardour..street, Middlesex, up. bolsterer, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 3. Benjamin Read the younger, late of Bridgewater, SoMersetslitre, tailor al►d draper, at elevfn, at Inc Angel Inn, Bridgewater. • Nov. 3. Francis Adam Witty, late of Great Earl-street, Seven Dials, Middlesex, ironmonger and brazier, at ten, at ,g; uildhall. Dec. r. William Fisher, of Cambridge,' woolien.draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London Nvv. 2t. Jan Palmer, of yliavies Inn, London, muncy, • scrivener, at ten,. at Guildhall. . • Nov. to. William Bromhead, ,of Stamford, Lincolnshire, Ironmonger, •at eleven, at toe • George inn, St. Martin's, Stamford Iron. Nov. 7. Richard Atkinson, Henry , Walters and William Ord, of Fenehurch...sireet, London, wine andi hraniiy.mer. chants, at twelve, at Guildhall. • Oct. 31.. Sanniel Newton, of Mancnester, corn.fattor, at tw o , at the Iltichtewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Oct. 3 ,r. Matthew Valkner and Birch ' of Mn.i cheater, stationers, at three, at 'tlie LiridgeWaterArtns lon, Manchester. CERTIFICATES. odi• 31.• David Sweetland, of TOpsharn, Devonshire, coat.' merchant, Thomas Nesbitt, of High-street, Southwaik, Surrey, thin;. man. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. f. Wright and I. Henry, woullen.manufaaurers, Rocilale, LaneashiTC. j. l'icrcy and W. W. Smith, Canterbury, hoymen. E. Vint, G. Omni, and W. Pooley, Crisyrord, Kent,calico. printers. ' G. Dalton and G. Fowler, three Ton T cotirt, Red.cross. street, skinners. W. Kent, sen. W. Kent, jun. Tyler.street, brush;inakers. M. Davies and H. LOKlldb, Sitetbeld, pawnbrokers. T. Sharp and W. kiscam, at Honey.lape-market,warehouse men. The race between Woob and Capt. BARCLAY was toconimence this morning, at nine'o'clock, and be decided at the satne'bour to-morrow . raorning.--; The ground over which the Pedestrians runot?as not settled until Saturday it is. near, to the Race-cotose• Gulley and Gregson are also at Newmarket, ready to exhibit for a subscription purse, which, bowev i er, has not yet been culleaed. It is supposed the battle, if any, will take place on Wednesday. s:esterday 'morning -a man, aged 54, of the name of Kealy, undertook for a wager to go on foot froth Shoreditch Church tip Ponders' End, and back again twois hours. He' started. at , six o'clock;and. arrived at. Nnders' End six minutes before seven, - and stop ped to refresh about ten minutes, when he started afresh to return, Mid arrived at Shoreditch Church in . threc Minutes less than the time allowed'i , the distance being seventeen, miles.. The wage? Sy* for five guineas; .many bets were depending „on the issue. IlAt.t.t3Ast.on Sonar FAIR.---Thee© appear an evident improveMent in the citiality of the sheep ex posed for sale. lice prices were..rat her higher, and the demand much ,quicker than last, year. The number of sheep *sold: amount to ''70,6 : 'rho Meeting of the Farming Society hi both nntriereng and '-rhspeatible. :Elie- - exhibition of: livo stock for 4kt:oll4lw : is ,very. - ititers4ing, We observe wl% the conwetitors the names of seleral Lniment' 13rverre - es, 'viz. 'the - 'Marcittis •of Su(Ki Lord kAss 7 Towil f Lord CLOSIBEtOCK; T. ('.7% :NswotikEtil tiir. E. CIURTON,R-4,Ylf; WY Nal:, Mr. t . ) 1,),4,ri 4, Mr. .\ll ,, wi r Mr. 140 . 511 SULLY, Mr. GuINP, t , ,„ , tc Sc"! i . Tuesday night tt Boat; Nvitiolll , her" materials, which- was lying in IL'ar - ITarbour, at a convenient place to put..to sea on th e arrival uf'iainp'sh putt;, was cut from her moorings, - and taken away, said to belly some Danes. The, depredators g•nt clear off, . and are now most likely on shore in - France. Qu S4turday two soldiers in thetoldstreain Guards , were committed 'from the .4neen's‘square.olfice, fpr stealing three sheep from Mr.Waikins, of Shep herd's Bush. A quantity of mangled Mutton was found in their knapSacks late on Thntsclay night, by two Phlie.:o(6c'eft; nteite the "Abbey, and the cur-, reepending parts oil tlwatheep, yopre found in a field rAar.A.T.. Willkins's, ?rouse. At tvwhit citib, which opened at` tlimWell, in, SlissiSti on Thdistity 'evening, an alarming affray t°blrl ll 4cei Which ,prcidlied a very seriOUS aihd g4iyiry! l resnit.:Ay?ung Gentkman of the name of Fincett, the ion of nn opulent - !lop-I, l i:.ier. and Jearlailn'the being licensed at . .4 play, 110.4.141t1an1 indignltfitiy retorted the charge:, . after some high worth, his opponent sutid,nly ,drew a tpAn,knife and rined r open his bowels. The ,or. f a gniler was SecurAd,. and medical assistance ; pi l (ianed as Soon pasible ;"hut the Wonuckvittv-cott4idered to be nlbrtal. • • Cotwboocs Istmativr.—An ipoisition was taken on Saturday, in MAry-le-hone-road; on 'the "body Of ajemale of the name of Williams, who died' stidis &lily on the , preuelling day. It appeared ,that the deceased was a woman of the town, 411(.1 re,itied in vlendid apartments, in Apekingliarn,-street ; she wa dressing, and on a'snddert ex''elainied to her servinic that she loolteclextretnely ill that night. She bad ieurcely uttered the. expression. when she dropped herself,sitotion of God."ad anti without j a grT --Died" by the vi • afternoon a 'CorOner'SitqueSt wkst tli iWindSO4. before JANUSS: EQ0141111104 Esfl , ;t l3 . o Coroner, on the body_ of Chadwieli,.9pe of the 1) 6 7 v:4‘.4 ,of the king's 9%,vn. (SfatiorarMilitia; \din 1 Vas utifOrtnnatefftilled 'in a quarref - Wltti Poink in • 6tfiriel he ptivAtes'of the Royal, Ilor.se„Guards, whewthelury, after duedelibpration,broughc in a iielqnslcitre ter agii,nst ITotrtkpon. f` `,).0: :!sltip " Ocrourt H. Arrived --the E*peflip e !roFil StfOmness and Fain!, ----, from build**. eT 0 t 9. Paited ;Rarity, liarkoty. front: , Dative rata Ech , Turnbull ; ant rort . l St. Petersbcogh t ; _ , • ills. • •• On FriOiy, Arc cr4nt,. wife of Mr, Grant, of Arc). Jinn. square, of a Son. • . Latoly,.arDcuiscondra;• near Dut: , l;n. ThOnlas Bentley, of a Son, who thedihe next ciay. Irian is now in-the .road year'Of4 hiS , •and'attenob r he iliublininatk rit . .,,worok)y witn yegetab;c,s,trum his gardeu ; yt ei l dFst son is 76 yrari; et age, and 11W yeungeit in its ISurth yeik- • .• • MARRIED, •! On Thursday niorning, at St. George the "Martyr's, Omen.. 'ignore, Daniel Viidation, Esq olliverpngito vicsti daugnter of the late lohn Owen, Ebg, Kleiuopd, Asi. 4 - . -, .) 12t 1„) .;. On Thursday, aged 30. Captain Robert Freers, late ht 3 Fottitueli, of the Fort of lin 1--,,thy l ist , T t i u tetas warn, .1.34 ut rcai Cumktfbr— land•street. , On Moi.day last; at Malvern, where he - had' been some • tline tort lie Denetit or Itc.,ltn, Sliuk brugh A shby preece t 'of .nring‘lonslitre, eldeat UM' ;Or Sir ; t ilomas Homey :,.irt. • lately, Mrs. Vo Indus. of Mr. Arthur Witidus, Council o: toe.city•qttLot.don. • • , 4 Lately, 'at kilbraltar, in c;.,,,..cciutnue ol a wound. he re ,„eciited irra duel,. i ged tg, •Mr•- •lonn' Midshipmait of thq Itcaohuher, of 74 Kcins, And sou oi, John, 4.t4rne, .Esoi, of Starnioui, :." • PRICK; Or ..110(.0 SATURDAY. Bank Stock, shut .•• + . India Stocky. •,• Nary; p6l Cent. 961 1 ' India Bonds, par, is. dis. 5 per Cent. 1797, shut Exchequer ills, is. dis. pat Irish 5 per Cent. shut 0 nutrin; I.dis. 4 per cent. strut 3 per Cent. Deferred, % Or Cent. Red. shut • Imperial 3 per Cent.. Bper ;.cnt. Con. 62.1 1i - Ditto , Arin. • • ank L. Ann. shut . Bank for tiro transfer. zit 1 Ditto Short Ann. shut Con. tbr 13th mist. 6z 11 } , i " illGti WATER AT LONI)ON BRIDGI; ROW. Morning, 44 mitt. after ii. Afternoon, min. after o• - .. RENT)VATIII) I . ItAITE-f.' '----- '' T T has been too frequently the subj et a of just ai d A• :' A general reprobation, that men destitate,of the eleinenti of ;,... the medical art have offered theinseltres'ai dandidanii tbr. - H, public patronagein,the profession of ) i R h pays.e. . octe purpose .;:', of doing Justice to the result of our studies andesPdrience, 3 ' 14 ii to prevent us from being classed among those cavities wAtolitv:': imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been j too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the lity)rai teal enlightened afaithful stateinent of otir• pursuits and ac. i •i -quirements. After having received a "regular medical e(tucit•• ~-• tmn as the pupils...of Messrs. f.;rinded and !Ai:. irti, Witco*. ' lectures and practice we cartifully attended, as prOtessaes and -,,' vsurgeons of trie London flosiiittil ; we entered oatheives as -`A - students in that justly celebr a ted sciwol for,niedicat ac‘l oil. ' . ment, the Royal Coilege of Edinburgh, ,imul weN hlitia": ,in the different branches Of anatomy; surgery, the theort AO ;' practice of physic, chemistry, midwilety,tottinY. 8. - . c. t c '''' •by those einmetit professors. Drs. Moors, C;reAory, lilack,, , ' ilitmilton. lluncao and Rutherford. We Ef t 4,1 We shall not . ;l' bc deenied presumptuous in saying that our proficiency Oa_ ,. ':.• acqUirementrate not inconsiderable. Having:to? a,longiserie s . .,1 of yeartniadellienerral Complaints, and: the viust4uo Ili 24 3 . ii::;i of Debility, the partiautar objeiSt of our sttulies aijd,pr: ice, it will, we hope, be all o wed that we have 4ceiiiirNt• sit erior knowledge of their treatment and cure. ,In slight - arid - recent -;., cases of i'afettiblusperfeekr re-establislinwnt is completed itt., the short period otg i:r practitioners ht t illed : 2f WO ttilys ;. and in'thba4ka 04 uttn(At bt.i. , viteraciy, w here 6 proper perscverance di nth , plan of treatment ensures to the 'j : success, 4 , : ',patient a sate 11,11 d radical cure. , ~. *. : i : ~, Y, , '.. .' A itlidS C the melancholy Y;triCty of disorders ► wlr i.. ge the . ..e . ' effects Of a habit 1°14; i!Ill :11 , /t,t unl ! appitx pfir i s uld by t bs.,:, south of both' sexes, mere, are none itilitb',Slarining tirinoofl distressing than those deficiencies ar4,ll,lblVttitri‘WhOlt fre,"..-1 citently m u st orentt,),ittor,t.nc n i a l ri rti ppl A i k aw, ,T u s uch persons it must b* a ccinsolattort to Itn9 %fir i t th4y may il' )W I .! ny a new'arid infallible Mode of tresttmids, be're*iored to that. , I greateSt ot aliturnaa blesSings * a..strip!,,t4flP.ir, And, Slitu r i _i out constttUtiott.. in all, cites ,nt.t)Rhi4 . 4l4,_tcolti ~vi,thAtY c, cause arising, as well as in evegyliptCloot4VOlercal itifettil?', :t arts may be coienitted by Ntitaiti Otleittterseilwith rite'gr‘ 4l 4 ) est secrecy arvihonnto - . -,1 - -‘910.4)1,G4111,4,.4 1 4t4. 1 1YT-lt 4 0 're ud . : . 1 t , :n An thilif, and noglitilvikteevemng, rfr,.l4 sp at ing,tit. , c _. •.. t Patte.nrs' in the co fry ale reqUetterf to stAfetne paw I _' . ,:., bits ot thcfr cast, age,;antt.kenerarltaßittetf I 4.41104k,0te...01cc., Inc ,4scitig a rcroittance;t9coaviio.4Ptivlk4Af `4 411 Y 1 / 4e- 1 6 ,:u g ro ''... ~-bo given, or sent to any 0.4 P t i 0 ' ',lt . 0 ~f !. 1 .',, of i:. ItAit - liCre‘y Si esleatiai to'iatir''sti.. $ Ili '` . 1 o;rs'''''' qi °Lkiltersitilay be added in the , sraeolot $ 0 ItriCilibsi -o''' ' r d e o.. r ia -,..br, - 1,11.1:1CRI tii Ark! 1,4)4 Mystfo ti#,) . . l7 ftWile t r Oa - 6,l7„filmfi:,,Cprrii alit( (.2gl dig ~, rrl:ie i. !?4, at: i above' reStialabie .riciteiVrit'or 1 , untiamVi a .. s , per', 1 tne"figencei Aitiiii4. Anal hdriiitlity, - : *kb width „,,,, v * to , !!fatti thV ttutiolviaistgiittl Vern Burin 0560 , c L.-- •. teat td 11,4 i_ c te.- 5 .0 41.d_.vjove,..ci, , ~= :2. 4 2::..... . :0 ..... :. .. :::... ......0 c. ~.., 1 • `( t • • , .: ~.~; ~.:,:ry~~~r POLIO& Guil,nuALL.—Zlizabeth Jones was charged be fore the Sitting Magistrate (Mr. Alderman Dom vat.E), with stealing privily in the dwelling-house of Mr. Baillie, in St. Paul's Church-yard, three sets of cut glass castors and cruets of considerable value. Mr. Baillie, a partner of Neale, Baillie, and'Neale, who carry on a very extensive trade in cut-glass, &c. in St. Paul's Church-yard, stated that 'he had Ire quently,of late, missed' articles of considerable Va lue cut of his shop and other parts MIMS-- premises. —The Prisoner was a perion whose tinnily he- had kept about his house, and had itra manner support-` ed for the last' 18 years: Her mother' he generally' employed about his house, in washing, and other Offices in which she could he useful, her husband hying formerly been in his service. The Prisoner C:art6 to the Prosecutor's . house, 'for . ' some broken meat, on Friday night - last, andlliortly after her departure the PrO . SecutOr missed 'Set of 'cut .case bottles. His sifs - PiCion, echo the Prisoner. He, next nitining, having pre: Viously provided Officer, chargettlie Prisont?' With the 011 - eoe, • which she: perstit'd •in' denying till the Proseeutbr gave her in custody.` ''Sh6 Ilia/ confesse I that she ~ had - stolen the set Of Ibrs' ttlein Inestien, an:Leer:lTh 'other articles, irafrining Prosecutor where slid had clispOSed of diem. Ne Prosecutor proceeded''to state, that' id . Ohiecitlejk of the information furnished lilin he' had gone 'to a PaWnrOker's where he had seen' his prolierty.. tae there.leantd that th , roPeit" !d not been ply' . _ .ate prf)pb.r )In , , _ r ter .,, i and froM die 06411 M of the shdPluati . ltithrtlO who ': admitted that had given . nil tnorefhatf . : l ss: fOr , the set ()fait bottles purchased 'A.m.. eht.TrisOner 1 that'.thirning, the retail shop price of Mk' ) the Progecdtor declared tO be 41. 14s: 6d. he (the Prose'. I color) therefore had no 'hesitaiiiati in clihiging the Pawnbroker as ,a receiver.' The Pawnliriti'ker's set= ,' vant had infermed the Prosecutor ; that his . master . was out of town, and was not expe6.ted home till the hOernoun. He himself could not . leave theshop, 'but on' the Prosecutor's declining to 104 e sight'af the ' property, the Pawnbroker'S erVant had rant 4 V 411 i sr. liaillie,, and the who attendedhim - ,:f0; i tAke away the set of 'tot-ilea'hi question,' and 'also' a set of castors, and a 'vet 'Of - cruets which the Proie •• i • cutor knew to be his proPerti = . The Pavonbroker's,shepnian'lielni senefor;•itP- ; peared in a short time accompa i niatiy his piker. ' The yoUng man stated' that he was ,an fltif;relltie to his master ld , wlioas a goldsmith and jeweller: l 4- In answer 'Jo!;iitiestiOns put to lint by the ',Mitt ' Strati, hestitt,,:they:were in the daily habit of Obi- Phasing snalr' fr artidles: He had no reason 'to su4;tift ;he Prisoner; who represented'hek6loaohe witel l oq a p e rson Who manufaCtured articles of the ,kfifd.! The pi ice given was not 'greatlrUndei the value,..as! they could purchase articles ofegtitil iluzdity, 'VVIICLI ~• , • '• bespoke, for 11; 15s. • ' • •'' .• c, • The master corroborated Ali -I siiiithnt,- nddihg that, If when he had' irtirogdt" 'iceasiOti for the` 4 article, he could procure 'itlOi''', I.'6S. it coiild . ' . libt be maintained that lie Maid 'an'inLidequate priCa'ro it, in purchasing it far il. s:'. Witli : 'the chance oi r 'i I remaining en nits tiandstor . dnAtOhite period:"`;" ' . ' The Prosecutor Inaintailli a'thletle•.vaine 01 e 1: article, which was cat a'''S'ciiieitdPitiarlifirli d was of the highest,polish,,Was,sl. 141._ 0d.,, it 't the 1 Pawnbroker really supposeddat 'fie 'had given, in his own bli up, a lair ',price fEiF the article, milieb, he i paid for it iI. .5. tow did it liaispen;:that,;when . he (the ' .Pro4eukir); to 'a couple of hours after wards, awed 't'ile pric.-e,:liqittitileaS'and a half were' demanded ? 'Was it coicitiary . for:that' Gentle,. • rt a period ? Dealers Wee4 . dot gootts within so Ow . , 'man to 4(..1 , clone hood' .J t er cent. to the .. price dr his. sate it such' pradiees vvere allowed to p:,,s with'in• puiiity. Ile considered the Pawnbroker as a receiver, and hope.d heshottld be allowed to , proceed against him as such. , , The Pawab'roker said he had kept a shop 'equally respectable as that of the Prosecu:or tor twenty eighL yeitti, and that !lc st?ould not tamely submit', 10 3 charge of the nature now made against him ; and : whether the Prosecutor urged the matter farther or tent, he should: lie begged that the Alderthan would . "ask the Prosecutor, not what he sold the article for in retail, but what it rose hint. - The Prosecntor said he was not hound to answer such qaestiOns, but as he was contented with a ' , smaller profit than one hondretl'per cent, he might. say, and he could say so with, safety (as-his-foreman who was present also, knew), that 'independent of the frame, which was valuable, bsing• of the best plated work, th,e,three bottles thetriSelves 'Cat him, out of .his pecket, two giiineas and a half. He added. that the,. Pawnbroker was the more inexcu4abie, the . ProsecntOr having within the last six weeks issued -an 'advertisement 'from 130 w-street, cautioning per.' sons in that line against the purchase of such tire!. cies, a copy of Whieh advertisement had been left at the shop of every PaWnbroker." . ''. ' The Pawnbroker denied that he . hd ever secu or. heard of the advertisement alluded to.' • - , ' - The worthy Alder Man said, he could Mk-inter fere in this part of the business.. • It Might be Mate. rial to the'tWo parties interested to shut which of the two was corral in his statement, ,and to them lie left it to take such steps against each other, as they might ,he advised .were- proper.., Ile saw suffi cient ground,' hoWever, to commit the Prisener to take her trial for stealing, but he did not deem it. necesJary to interfere fartherin the matter. • '. ,Ilivrro?t CiAADI : II4.—On Sdttirday Robert Powell, an unfortunate astrOfo4cr and 'l'ortune-teller, was charged by a servant of Dr. ELACII, •in Great Sell-street, Bloomsbury, with having obtained . from him half-a-crown, for casting his n.itivity, and iri forping him when he shOc'ild, be uvarritxt. ..When the Officers entered tile apartment, w take the of- , lender into custody,. they tbutid tyroyounovcmen on the sante errapti, V. ; 10, hay . 4114 ~paid the like sum. The Priviner pleaded poverty in extentiation of his offence but' it appelritt Wat lie ,had 'been-) COl.l fi 4e4 fix allul is IT,.o,similaLniisderneonour,: Was 1114 cdnimitted tot trLit • • . , : " }1 46: 1 t 11!.(1 : i y„ 441wOval - 49.1 11 !nitted toi,tltei Po- n rough (;aoi,, wro pkiing44i44,ti'c;et s of Admissi,:ia to Astley's Theatre, on a benefit night. 1 , , : lOND6WlVrinied by Iticitititv•l44.kft IS, a No. 4, isilsittlett-courtAlair4trece';':anti pubiiso4 l os744.ijanicAticw;rdita.!Scß4 Fs s, -. a touth :it[CCt : . lsfoSYC rieluve; Aftito 61.114.0tucit NQ. i fJ, t)LrAnd - where ildvoi listments, Orders for the Paper, 1 (Wert for the Editor, &c. (post-paid) r moo fae addressod.