The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-02 00:00:00

From the LQ .i. V.D9N:GAZETTE, .7;11) 31, I Sq-z. yu t y 31, Igo2. . - - 28th Reiitnent or Dr3goons,.Cornet George H. Wal ters, from the Bth' Light Dragoons, .to he Livtenant, by ,Rurehltse, vice Lang, prorruned in the7th.Wet India Re gmtnt. Yor;: HusSars, Eitign John Lowther Johnstone, frofn the Coldstream Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purs:ha;e, vice Pelt, who retires. bth Rc,, , iinent of Fobt, Assistant-Surgeon from the flali-pay of the bad Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, is Waters, who exchanges. '‘.9th Ditto, Lieutenant Ceorge - Saville Burdett to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lord Charles Bentinck, prommrd in the 3d West India Regiment. 3oth Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Taylor, from the 84th , Foot, to be. Captain, by purchase, vice Lahiff. who retires: 313th Ditto, Lieutenant Colonel Robert , from the 5 ist Foot, td be Lieutenant-ColoneW vice Nightinkall; who exchanges. . „ 42d Ditte, Captain David. Stewart; from the 9oth Fpot, to oe Captain of a Company, vice Muter, - prianaoted in the • 6th Foot. • - 43d Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Glass, from Half-pay of the gth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Di:, Moulin,„ who ex- changes: - sist Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Miles Nightingall; from the 33:h Foot,. to be I.,ieutenant-Colonel, vice Pringle, who ex.:lL:Loges. 77:n Ditto,' Brevet Lientenant-Colonel Alexander. Wright, ;roni titer6-,:th Poor, to be Captain, vice Grant . , promoted,. Royal Waggon Train, Willian,P6ttigrew, Esq. 'from. calf_ pay of Captain, to be Paymaster. Cities of London and iftestntinstee right Horse Volunteer:. Cornet josias Stracy to Oct Lieutenant, vice Cornwall, de- _ . . .. .., e..,scct. c.---Tenner, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Stracyc Wllid:n itowActc, Gent, to be Curac.ut, vi.-2 Reachcroft, who resins . MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Gel, of the szd Foot, is superseded, be ink ah;;ent'without leave. - , Ensign John Dodsworth, of the sui Foot; is superseded, having never joined the Regiment. - . . B4NK2UP,7S. Harriett Deborah Nesbitt,Louisa Sophia Nesbitt, and Frances Nesbitt, of Piccadilly, Milliners, to surrender August 3, at one, 17, at five, and September.l r, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bremridge, Common. Pleas Oilice, Infter Temple. lohn Froome, of - Bermondsey-street, Southwark, Surrey, Currier aic,l Leather-dresser, to surrender August 3 and 14, and September tl, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilks, Hoxten-square. Thomas Maltby and George Maltby, of Size-lane, .Mer chants and Co-partners,. to surrender Adgust to and 13, and September 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and R. Willis, Warnford-court, Th-ogmorton-stroet. • john. Grant, of Lawrence- Pountney-lane, Merchant,' to :surrender August 3/and to, and September 11, at- ten, at Guildhall. Attomey,. Mr. Gregson, Solicitor, Angel court, .Throgmorton-street. GeOrge Hancock, of E - xeter, Leather Breeche.s-maker, to surrender August-19 and ao, and September tt, at rive, at the George Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Robinkin, Soliditors,. Lincoln's-inn, and Mr. Terrell, Exeter. - Edward 'Lonsclale,'• of York; • Linen.draijer, to surrender August 9 and to, and September j4_, at eleven, at the house of Mr 'Henry Howler, Vintner, near Leticia'', York. Attornies, Mr. Holland, Solicitor, Manchester; Mr. - Tate, Solicitor, York - -; "or Messrs. Allen "and Exley, So licitors, Furnival's Inn, London. EdWard Compton, late of Cholderton Lair's, Southampton, Farmer, to surrender August z 5 and 26, and September ; r, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, New Sarurn, Attor ney, Mr. John Hodding, Jun. New Sarum. Bernhard l'geler, of Newport, Salop; Linen-draper and Mercer, to surrender August' 12 •and. 13, at the Cock, at Watling:.street, Salop, and September At, at the Elephant and Castl6 Inn, Newport, at eleven. Attornies, Messrs. Barber and Browne, Solicitors, Fetter-lane ;„ and A. Dick insq'n, Solicitor, Newport. SaMuel Jackson, of Liverpool, „Lancaster, Cheesetanger, to surrender Attgust.t9 and zo,.and September i r,'at three, at the Bridgewater Arms . Inn; Mancheste.r, Lancaster. Attornies, Mr. Partington, Solicitor, Marsden-square, ,IVl4richeSter and Mr. Philip Hurd`, Furnival's Inn, Lon don. • • • • ' Franck Colombine, David Colombine, David - Colombine 41,1 C younger,. and Peter, Colombine the younger, of Nor wlch, Nlerchants, to surrender August z and 13, and Sep ternber tt, at four, at the Maid's Head, Norwich. At tornies, Messrs, Foster, Son,,Untliank, and Forster, Nor- wich. John Cartwright, of Newton, Wakeftela‘ York, Dealer and Chafinian, to surrender August 2,5 and 26, and September 11, at eleven, at the Great Black Bull Inn, Wakefield. A ttor.les. Mr. Sykes, New Inn, London ; and Mr. Schole. licriniry, Y crk.' DIVIDENDS. Aag. Satouel Lea, of kAlerminster, Worcester; •Shat weaver, at eleven, at the Black Horse Inn, Kiddermin- stcr. . . ig. zo. Peter Cornish, of Taunton, Somerset, Cooper, Timber...merchant,- Dealer and Chapman., at eleven, at - the Market-house, - -Tauntarr, Somerset. S:pt..iB. Thomas Holiand,; of..Bedfor , ibury,. Woollen-draper, at eleven, at.Gulldliall, Lcinclon. • Aug. zR. lames Stapleton,' late of 'Saltere=llall-Court, Cannon-street, London,Carpenter,.at twelve, at G uit ;hail. Aug. 24. Robert Hughte,s,..of Chandos-:Areet, Covent-.garden, - Woollen-draper,•at fire, at Guildhall; London. •• - Sept. Maaters the elder,• - and William Masters the younger, of Greenwich, distillers, at tert Loavton. .414 7 , z i . John Ctossley, of Manchester, - Cotton-Mantifac-. .turer,.at eleven; at the Millstone Portwood, within Brinrnngton, Cheshire. - Aug. , Arnaud Dnlauof Soho-square, BOokseller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • . Aug. 26.• :Luke Kidd, of Neweastle-uport-Tyne, Flax . dresser, at eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, in Nev. , east le. Aug.. 2j. r'Zbel Cartwright, late of D:arlaston, Stall6rdshire, Baker, at eleven, atthe' Harp Inn, 'in•Albrigliton, -Salop. Abg..2 t. j.qhnTupper., - late of Ci ichestri, Merchant, at ten, at toe Bear Inn, iii Havant, Soinintiripton. • Sept. it. tames Wallis; of Booksellar, at • ore, 'at Guilcihall, _London. Sept. 7. Hawkins laird ; of-Wine-street, Bristol, .Tea-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.. • Aug. 24. Abraham 'Limon Doncker Curdle,' of Lancaster, Merchant, at ton, at Francis Hillidge's,„ in the Market place, Manchester. - crRT.TFIC4TES. .Aug. 2r . George Fletcher, of Knig t htsbridge, Middlesex, Hackneyman and Stable-keeper. Lawrence Keir, of Throgrnmtu-sfreet, Leedom; Merchant. jobri .:Middleton Twentynian, o. Liverpool Cooper. E.:lt:tries Rice, lkte of Claines, Worces t tershire, Wool-deafer. S'arrinel,Thompson, of Liverpool, Linen merchant. Williani . Sronehewer and ies, both .0f Matiches= . ter, Fustian Manufalurers. lames Harper, of Bordesley, Warwickshire,. Malt-mill a„fid Bayonet-maker. . . The following is,. perhaps,' one of the most•me lancholy and fatal effeaS of ,a dreadful fever that ever aillitaed one family : = About a_ fortnight ago a fine girl, the daughter. of Mr. OEORGE COOK, a respeCiable Farmer at. Lilling, near York, was seized with sickness, and almosc instantly e*pired. Ira few days -after the brother and sister Of the above girl were attacked With ,a similar complaint, 'ied in , a very short time, and were both buried in one-graie on Thtirsday se'nnight. Two whet boys, brothers to the above; were alSo taken ill a few days ago, both of_ whom died on, Sunday se'nnight. A .little girl likewise lies in a very dangerous state: should the disorder prove fatal .to her also, two affeEtionate parents.will have to larnerii the loss of six of their children, the oldest only ten' yeats of age, in the.space of n fortniiht, leaving them only one young boy, who has also been on the point of ~ it'.ath, but is now likely to recover. LONDQN : Printed by 11 , .; CHA NAN M M I L (nt Isow-Street, Covent-Garden); and tOlishect by W ILLtAM AR Pitt dia SCR ter's, (of ilorse-terry.road, Westminster); At the SUN-OFF tc s, No. sz, Strand ; : where AdverttiemeNti, Order; ftlt the FL - ter, , Letters tor_ the Editor, Set, $ 61,20.-paid4 .must be addressed.. POPUI. AT lON. -Wt copy _the foil, Nidu:l;e now complersed Office of tire House cif papiculars from and in delivery at ihlt Mute C9M;rinos, Nlales Females: Total of Per;ms. England Wales - Scot lawi - -- 3, , )7,93i 734 , 5 81 1 0 , ;5 1 ip5,279 1 44 , 50 4,4t0 Army, including Militia Navy, including Marines Searnen in Reg - . Shipping ConviCts, an BoardHuflis 4;34.7,4 1 . 864,487 8, 33 1, -134 5 , 1 1 ,54 6 1 9 8, 35' 12.6,2.79 1 44 , 55 8 1.410 1,, 94z, 6 4 6 Total, -. . 15,45 0,2 9 1 i 5 , 49;35'4 OBSERVATIONS. I. The total Population .01 Great Britain must elceed the - number of Persons specified in the above Sinnmary, inasmuch-as there are some 2arishes front which-no Returns have been received. 2. The Nuinbox of I - louscs in.-Ireland has been nearly ascertained by the-.collection of a Hearth-Money Tax; and therefrom it hes bean coluou ted that the Population of that part of the United Kingdpm some fvur of Person's. - • • . ' . 3.. The Islands of Guernsey, jersey, Alderney, and Sark, the Scilly Islands, and the Isle of Man, are not ComprizFdin this - Enumeration. 1 . '112 total l'ovuLtion of thcse Islands has been • usually estimated •at about Vglity Thousand Persons. It is therefore evident that the Population of the British Dominions exceeds Ft FTEEN, MILL/ O,Ns and the Bt Nitive:s settled in our Eastern and Western Poo,sessions and Colonies, make a cOnsider, able addition - to- it both in number and •ralue. Another Volume is also in .delivery, toOraining the Parish Registers ,in England and Wales of -the Baptisms, Burials, and Marriages, throughout the last Century; and it appears ( - Apia this very curious document, that the Population of England' and Wales 'in 1700, was about - .Stx MrwoNsi in Ivo. it. had diminished to - about Five MiLttorls and a HALF ;• and since;that it ha; .increased with accelerated rapidity, to the present number ; that is (with a due share of the Army and Navy) to alinost NINE Mit.Licirts and a-, FIALV; if inevitable deli. ciencies in the Enumeration may be taken at two in the hundred. It appears that the numberofles horn through; out the last Century, exceeds the Females abodr 4 in zoo; but this excess does not quite countervail, the ninnber of Males Who die abroad in the Colo. riles . , in Navigation, and in .War ; since the Females who are buried at home surpass the - number . of Males about j in 200. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: BRIGkITHELMSTONE. FRIDAY, JULY 30. The first year of the renewal of the Sweepstakes of logs each, for 3yr olds. Colts Bst. 41b. Fillies Bst.—The last mile ofthe Co - urse. His R.:II. the Prince Of Wales's b. c. Shock - i Mr. Ladbroke's ch. c. Alchymist - ..- 2 Mr. Durand's ch. c. Morgan Rattler - - 3 Mr. lloworth's b. c. Pic Nic , - - 4 Mr. PantOn's b. c. French-horn . ' - - 5 Six to - 4 on Pic Nic. Lord Egrernont, MT. Heathcotc; Mr. Cox, Sir C. Bun bury, Colonel O'K,elly, and Mr. Herring, were subscribers, but did not name. Sweepstakes of s.ogs each, 3ogs ft. - fox' Colts then 2 yrs old, carrying ast. 61b. and Fillies Bst. - 31b.--2. yr Old Course. Duke of Gr4lton's b. f. by Grouse, out ofßounty Air. Harris's ch. 1. sister to A llegranti -z, Mr. Ladbroke's f..by Young Woodpecker, out of Equity 3 His R. H. the Prince of Wales's gr. 1. by Precipitate 4 Sir C. Bunbuty's. b. f, by Whiskey, out of Lais Lord Clerment's bl. d by Trumpator, out of Nelly 6 • • TWO to I 00 Grouse. -Fifty Pounds, for 4-year olds to carry Bst. 5 years old Est• tally 6.yrars old 9st.. 21b. and aged 95t. slb.—Heats; th New COWS; about a mile and three quarters. Sir Ferdinand Poole's br. m. Twaney, g yrs old 3 r Mr. Fortescue's br..11. Mittimus, 5 yrs old 2 2 Captain Hatton's cit. h. Brighton, 5 yrs old r 2 2 Six to 4 agst Minn - nos-6 to 4 ;tot ..Brigilion-3 to t Twaney; who woo easy. • ; • • Sweepstakes of cogs - each.—The last mile. Lord Egremont's Bobtail, 9st. Mr. F. Neale's IlippFina, Bst. 71b. Mr. Heathtote's PopinAr, Sst. 41b. ' • ' ' • Bobtail received - 35gs. from each. SATURDAY. - Match for 2Oc.tos. -h. ft. -854,-each.-.-4 miles. tiis R. H. the Prince of Wales's Rebel Mr. Norton!s 1-111) - pOna " 'The first yeai of a renewal of the Perworth Stakes, of 'cogs. • each, fbr all ages. • His R. H. the Prince of Wc.les'.•l bt. n. Fidget, .4, yrs oid - Sir C. Bunbury named Mr. Wardle's ch. c. Malta, 4 yrs 2. Mr. HoworthTb. h. Chfppe"tihatn, 6 yts old -*•- - 3 Mr:Durand?s ch. Sidney;'s•yrs old . 7 - dr. Mr. Shakespear',3 ch m. Hippona, aged - - dr. ?. , 71ne others subscribed, but did not name. The betting was 5 to 4 at starting, the field against Fidget. , . . - Fifty Pounds for all Ages. His.R., H.. the Prince of Wales's ch. 11. Tag, 5 yrs old. I I Mr. Durand's ch. h. Sir Sidney,s'yrs'old• - a 2' Sir C. Bunbury'sch. 11. Alchymist, 3 yrs old - - 3 3 Mr. Wardle's ch. h. Malta, 'by Buzzard, 4 years old 4. 4 Mr. Lac:brakes" b. f. 'by Bacchus,. darn oy Se3gtoSeagull,_ ,? years old , ,- , - ~ - , broke down. che b. I. by Bacchus, had her back broken during the race,- and,was killed shortly after. . -. 'rile bettlng, at theleginning of this race; was 6 to 4 the field against Tag; 3 to i against Sir Sidney; and--3.10 1, esinst Alchymist. . . Yesterday sennight a fire, broke` out at the house of Mr. ,Bond, farmer at Shobrook, tiearExeter, Which was attended _with very .melancholy consequences. When the,accident happened,. Mr. B, and part olhis family were at Church, and at home were two of his daughters,.One iB, the other n's years of age, After 'dinner, they had bOth repoSed themselves on a bed, and did not awake surrounded by flames. The cid, est immediately flew-to the, I,vintl9w.,.anddeseended in safety ; the other_ attempted, to follow, but some fire falling h,:fore her, she became alarmed, and ran to another part of the house ; she soon returned to thevindow, hut overcome with' the suffocating flames, she.fell backwards, and perished l. .tier body wa's soon. discovered, hut in a state-to) shocking to describe. A Servant-maid, approaChing too near while a chimney was falling, had her skullfradured. Young .Moles. : —Their nests are most generally found in grass and wheat ,gr.innds,;the hills in which are the nests are easily distinguished; bein7 much larger than those that have no nests, When the hills are spread With a spade, dig, from eight to fourteen inches, when they are ture to find the pining ones ; a nest generally contains from three to five.. A Gentleman assures us, that he lips him self dug.up twenty moles in one hour ; and he doubts not, iwere this method generally. praElised by mers,,&c. the whole might soon he extirpated. PRICE 01, SATUR tOCICN, a i. % . .Bank Stock ladia Stock Navy s per Cent.•zoolit" South Sea Stock , pet Ceut. 1797, J 0341 f.xthey. Ss. 3s. prem. Irish ;per.Cent. Fundable ditto prem. 4 per Ccnt. Con. 82/i 3d Extliequer Bills dis. ; per. Cent. Iced. 72W i l OninlUM 4if 4i 4 dis. per Cent. Con. 7ligail ! miler. 3 jeer Cent. Ditto Scrip , Ditto Ann. 124 s-,16 Bank 1.. Ann. bank for opening Ditto Short Ann. . India for opening Ditto Scrip Consols fdr August 704 B I fiTH. OriTuesday.th- '2.7th ult. at his hots j is.:rlirmtontreett the Lady of Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart. ()fa Daughter. MARRIED, (In Thursday,-,z St. George's, Hanover-cquare, the Rel , 'Charles Child, of Uppingham, to Miss. Thompson, otlChet . sea. On Saturday morning, at St. Mary-le-bonne Church, Captain Fol:y, to Lady Mary Fitzgerald, •daughter of hi) Grace the Duke of Leinster. • thiSatufday, by the Rev, Di. Glasse, at Wanstcad, Es sex,' James l'yeraft;jtui. Esq. of Oak-Hall, Essex, to Miss Stephenson, of Witostead. At Queen's-Square Chapel, William Rough, Esq. of tha 'lnner l'emple, to Miss Wilkes, late of Kensington. In Jun., taSt - , at St. Helena, Captain William Mitchell, of the Bengal Establishment, to Miss Carruthers. . . .• . - , DIED. • •Edwarl Tooth, .E.N. or LeWes, in - Stssex. Lately, at'Newport, Isteof Wight, johß Till, Esq. Ou Tittirsday last, in the both year of his age, Thotrt3 s Eliis l E 64. or Palahtine House., .Stoke.Newington, str.x. - . Thurs'day last, at I-UKhgate, Samuel Yates, Esq. aged 62, many years an-inhabitant of Kingston, jamaica. On the 27th ult.' at liath, George Anne Cook, Esq. aged 78 years ; sixty-Cour years. Gentleman Usher - Daily Waiter to his present lijesty and George.the Second: • ,To CA NT.A.I. CONTRACTORS and MASONS. r PHE KENNET aril' AVON CANAL COM mirrEE intend int'eting at the Bear ton Pe.vizes, Wednesday the _4th of - A uxust, at Twelve o'Clock at to atceive Proposal's; anc) enter into COMJ'RACTS lor TWENTY-NINE. LOCK'S, 'and TWEN't l BRIP6 FS; and also :or .Cutting and Forming Four Miles of Caml, ne.l; th,: said Tpwn of Devizes.—Plans and Spec:fications nta, ba, seen by applying to Samuel 1-lotlgkinsun, of Devizes aturesaid -. . , • GuiLDFok.o., SURREY . , . 1.0. 13 E SOLD BY AUCTION ' . i .. " By .Mr: CHRISTW, • '- ! At.his Great - Room, in Pali-M 1, '° l On. Tililk'SDA•V, August ta, at One o'Clock t •". ' i ; . ' I IN: ONE LOT, ' • . -'', AMOST substantial well-built FREEHOLD':' WV ELLING,IIOUS E, Itavitig four Room's on each floor, with capital Cellars and Offices on the Baseintitif, de.. tacked Wash-house, Coach-house, and Stalyling.; a produc - , tive walled Ger&.:n, and a smaller one, abundantly, croppeNt , • ; and planted; together with an adjoining Freehold Temeiventt: ' ; 'and a rich Inclosure of aboht tour acres, contiguous. to. 1 : 130 ..- i toWn : Also a commodious rew in the Parish Church. Tile,, l whole considerably under-lett to> Mrs.' jedicys, tenant at will. . , .... . . :The premises are situated iii Chertsey-street, Gnildforc4 •,„ and tOrrn . a 'most desirabi,: r'esitteocp tor a professional “eit-• - • tteman, o; a - respeCtabie private . family. Oil the- Inciosure • . • are Several • thriving Timber-trees, which,. with the fixtures; , , in th,: - dwelling, are to' be taken' by the purchaSer 4 tan •.'; fa..', , : valuation. - , Tice - Land-tat on the whole property has r b:47 1 :;, • . . , , _. redeemed. , . ~ Miv be viewed with leave of the tenant. Printed particn-• .., tars rosy - be 'had at Ki.L.sell's Library, C.;uildtord . ..; Kin . ,4'l Arms, Godahnin ; S wan, - •Chertsey ; George, ,Cobnarn . , Bush, Farnham • Coach and Horses, Southampton ..Fonn- -; tail:, Portsmouth'; ,Ra iilbo iv, Cornball ;.. and i't•lall_ t 1 : 61 ..c .....----... ESTATE AND MANOR NEAR .BOSTON, LIN , CO LNSITI R E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. M ; At Garraway's August..at Twelve o'Clock, -7 1 .1 - iE MANOR acid EX TR A-PAROCIIIAIfr.. I Tct-Wl. SHIP and LS r.A.:1.4 BROTHE RTO rr , bouncled:byi.'•NAigable 'Streams corn:nitnicating with tiic opulent Sea-port 'foivhotßoston, and the most considerable • ; Nadgations'c Enghrtd, interseet:d. oy it TUnipike-roa i 'l with the NIANOR-HqUSE and - Oakes, Orenavi, sure - and Kitchen Gardens; well. stocked planted Sta blingfor Nine Horses, . allowertill MILL that works a I.re r Threhing and Winnowing MaQhitic, S tal s.,riatting rye.; d 'bf Cattle, larke 6rstoarids, a Farm-house, Barns, ;Cow-houses, a WIND CORN MILL; - This[ Cottages, and numerca e. with 1,79 'Acres uE . rich Arable and Graiing Land in •FiEzy.eizht,flivision.:, in a Ring Fence. Let at R:ents, atabt,thatVellue of - 14° 01 " . per aunttlll.. nic Estate_commands an eicellent.Siilla:tion for improve:, merit, highly‘advantageous, near the greates(Shoep- Ma:r1;•el, in the Kingdom. The . Rates are comp.aatively love, 3 1 . 14 reduced by an Estate applicable to the re.ilef the Poor. , Fourteen Thousand POUnds of' the Ptrrch.;sc-moncy remain on Mortgage. Maybe viewed, and. Particulars had, ten des preceding, the Sale, of Mr: 'Phil - kill, Attproey at. Law, BO?tou ,• of tu e Printers of the Cambridge intel',igeneer, .Staroi,rd Nl , '"- etiry, ;and Nottingham-.journal ; Md Brace, sex -court, Temple ; at GarrawaN,'s ;. and. :it IVtt. Sinitn , No. 62; Broad-street, near the R sal Ei,ich'anve. To THOMAS • . • No. 9, New Bridge-Sire:!, London. • • . flonouresi Sir, , . Edinburg n, Mardi iS, !'el , BEG - leave, .to inform. yOu, that ever sin: e, year 1790, I have been alllitted with the Lues Vote' s rea; which, Pion ita obstinately re.sistin even Course 0j Medicine presLribed lly.,:the Most eminent of the Facol t F nere, and undergoing se.veral severe courses of salivatiOT • •and twice discharged, from the Hospital, with little rebel! would appear.to he of the most inveterate miture. . In till', sPri'lig of last.. year my disorder had 'got to such a head , 3 '; nearly to put period to my existence—l had a large on the crown of my head,' one on. each arm, and my leg, were broke Out in a frightful manner ; my right was dreAu: fully painful, and liad been in.a state of ulceration tur th' . last seven years; any Ictft had also' two larv.e nodes 0I) ill vYas very miicli discoloured, and gaVe Inc seen exero , 4 te , ing pain; particularly when warm bed, as nearly CO prive inc of rest ; in this. lamentable state, / was rec:oin: mended by Mr. I. ,Thotilpson; (who received so •grear, cure by 'them here), to 'take yonr Leake's -Patent. Pill Which I began to. do tin the .16th of May ; iii the c00 0 r'„ of a fortnight,. I began to receive betiefit—in IP c ' t than a month, ..tile'likers oil. my herd and .arins vi e r :4 soundly bealed 7 soon after, the s,:es on My legs 115 a. 4a also Ottaving, ho:scver, considerable diSeolutiration in 11 . skin, and pail/ the' haute of the kit; Which, by OA: linkOf aud,' •and a' iqtle longer , perseverance, in your Inv 0• suable Melieine, *subsided ; tiic nods dispersinA, the regaining nit 10'3 i a:id the noctlrnal pains gr x:10 1 0 ", going oil. I thus becain.., by .your liberal .. ,:irtv:sx and perfe.:lly trees from all my hirincr: cOmplaint ) have reeaiverei'. nty tinier spirits and strength, and ;10 1 b a i i conic jolly and tat, in whia.fi state 'baring coptinuen no l o months to the astonislunent of all who knew rite, I :0 a loss in what terms to' ex-prea my,,.sratitude, hut beg Y O 4 tot the i.,•00d otiiir suffering ,iior6l , , to snake this case as P , 'Olie as ;feasible, as I. shall ~on every occaiiu.7l,, in so dbiag,, you i gre.‘tiy (#blige, .Sir, your grat" t j obedient, very Ituinole servant; ALLX. IVIUKKE r ` r ' Swan's Clbse, Higli-street, Etlinburtzit. _..„..Witnesses to the above Cure 7 (oHN TI-I.QmpsoN; No. 3, New Poultry .iAarket ; : 3 14 .7 1p FIN 1 a 5 . 14;'0 Id Assembly-Close; • Prep_ired and Sold nv tits sole Proprietor' r ca rltosiAs -Sleniber - ,of the Ito, al College . 0.1 • f,,• :,•eoils,'at his noilSe, Isio. New lirirt ! .:e-t:treet, Lonool; • • wnere, - afteray.constant ores deihee of more than thirty'' years, in a . pr i iciice, particularly clirected._6. the cut` Venereal Complaints- and those Mei:lento' to the l'a'r t 'et ...net - at:oar with that szerecy which' .11 1 ' 1 l i d ha profession .sperild ala ays observe in 'such cast'' flatters himself, the advice and rissisfan . celw grit - tong' IA administers to , persons takitig this Medicilie,s—Wi tt- , c l. esteemed,„ by a d)sceroin4 Public. as an !atlvaritag ° drop attainable and of all anibigulty... • Also sold, by his' appuintinent, tor the - convenien' those livitn;at a distance,. at the Perfumer's, No. 34'o' ; the Tuyshop, No. Iva . 14 1111 ford-street;' Mr. 'DisbOrough's, No. 7, . Fish-st Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. I, Union-row, Little 1 -% ) p.r hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge,, ; Mr• „ o e cionaid, - - Glasgbw ; Mr. Callweil's, Dublin.; and hy Ifr. person in every sanisiderablc town hi Great Britain ad 00 land, •in Boxes of only 2s. yd. each, sealed up with _ o f and plain 'directions, whereby persons of either 'se'' eure themselves' with ease, speed, secrecy,.aiai salOY - .-wit P L N. IT. Ev,ry Box sOld in 1; teat Britain is seale , lut ) 1 . 7 a Stamp, on which, by lavour of the CominissioP e ;;co . printed. 'at the Stamp-jHlice—" T. Taylor,' No. Britig,e-street,"--to imitate which is Felony, and all a.e Cpunterteirs: • L.ll;'' EPQZT. COURT OF BEINICti:juLy 23.. sir l'iNCa A CUILDH ALL, LONDON, BEFORE 11. 0 Ilitp LEN)3OittYUGIL AND if. SYEdIAL JUKY. ANTONIO V. citir!co. Mr. 'ERsxrx E stated, that ,this- was an Action by the Piaitaii4-a Daitnadan, and,Subjeet of the Em peror of Germany, against Theodore Critic 6, the Defendant, who was a Stibieti of ihe Sublime Porte, and :he Jug 'would - find-by the evidence,' as com plete a Turk as ever existed ; •for he• had got Client's money, to a large amount, and now had gone to gaol, and held his Creditor at arm length.. I.'he, circumstances which gave rise to this Cause were as follow Ilie Plaintiff had lent the - De_ fendant .money, with-which, he had bought a Ship. The Plaintiff ,:iso freighted -'that ship from Trieste to Guadaloupe, .and had provided also a freight at Guadaloupe back .again to Trieste. • Critic() performed the voyage, / and took in the lading,. and was gn his return hatne, whcn he was intercepted by the British Ship, the Lapwing, and carried into Sr. Kilt's, where the Ship and Cargo were condemn ed as Enemy's Property. Rome that sentence He •Appealed, and * the appeal was 'heard before 'the Lords of'the Council, in this Country, a'nd die sentence of the Admiralty court Wasrev'ersed; . Inconsequence of this reverSal, The C iptor`s were obliged to 'make restitution-;. but, as'.:the goOds were sold,. they could not be restored, extept in value. He aetordirigly had received from the Agents Here, the sum of 4t6;31. tivltirh sum he was . bhund to.account for to 1118 Owner of the Cargo,. the present Plaintiff; he however dis honestly_ refused to pay-it over, but rather'chose to Waste it in a jail. The Aftionhad'been before the Court on a former occasion, when the defence set up vas, that he was entitled to retain a part.of it,.as part of the Cargo was his own private adventure, and that the ship waslot;tlly his own. As they Could not then give distiod evidence how the gross sum 'ought to be apportioned, his Lordship was of opi, nion that 'theform of action could' not be snstained,. but lhat - the tiff must be non suited They now, however, could clistindly ascertain, 'own fidavit, in the course` of the proceedings before the Lords of die Council, how -mita was ,his share'of the Cargo and having proved that, , the • residue must of course be the property of the The Affidavit alluded-to of Critic°, the-Defeo. dant, was accordingly put in and read,- in which he claimed a part, as his private adventure but, on referring to. the Bill of Salei,• from the Admiralty Court,. at- St. ,Kilt's, it appeared that it was the Cargo only„ which that accounted for, and that the - private advdncure and value . ofthe Ship-were not tic:— Counted for there, consequ - ently that the whole ire -ceiVed under that, was.the proceeds of the,Cargo the Plain - 14f. The Agent of the-House of Benin::: and Co. at Trieste, proved-that Critico had alSo o te.., ceived 57 zi. from them, on account.Of the Plaintif, while he rerriained here proseeutng. his charm before the Priyy Council: . • The Agent:of the' Prize Agent also provedi - that he'had paid Cr itieo - ,35931. 175 31.. pursuant to the Sentence of the Lords reversing' the Judgment of the COutt thc.3e t.:wo sumps made • an' amount of 4.t651..175„,,:31. with which' the Defen dantstood charged. Mr. PAilicijor the Defendant, Made a Very able speech, in Which he represented - him as an Asiatic,' totally unacquainted with our tnanners ; that' he felt he had .a claim to a part of this property, aria not .knowing how here to prosecute his- claim, - he re fused to give up what he had received until it was• adjusted. With respect - to his going to.vrisoni . the: Piaintiff had'artested him for4oool. and, as a total' stranger bete, he knew not where to find bail, and therefOre of necessity was obliged to'go to prison, ...Mir., Parke' then commented on several parts of Mr. , Erskine's speech, and observed that there :vas no proof that his ship was putchaed w i t h t h e mo i ley . of t h e Plaintiff ; on the contrary, it appeared on'the' .faceof the Admiralty proceedi'ngs, that he was sale ownet: He then claiMed freight, agency for three years in recovering the ship and carp, . and law 'expences, to . be deduced by his Client from the gross. Sum which he'had received. , • These .items were agreed to•by, the other ,side, which reduced the whole to a tnetiter of accia6rit; which,•under his Lordship's . diredions, was at.last liquidated, as follow: Received by Critic°, purSuant to the'decree of ' - Connell reversjng the sentence of Condem nation, as the proceeds of the Cargo L. 3593 '7 •3 Froni the Agent cif Benneyi • - 572 0 0 • . 416$ v./ 3 To be &hided from this was Freight, 7,500 ---- Venetian D4c3ts, at ;s. 6d. per Ducat - 300 0 0 Law Charges, prosecuting t)te Appeal - 197 0 0 Three years, tun - torahs Agency - 608 10 / Z. 1105 to But from this sum was . dedufted Igo,. for inter est of money received by Critic°, which reduced his claim to 9551. Jos.• This -last sum subtrafted from the:grosti . sum received by him of 4.16i1. 17s. 3d. left a remainder due to the Plaintiff of 32101, 'is. 3d. - As Critic° made the claim on beltilf of himself as well as his Owner, his allowances for Agency, Law,expeoces, &c. were calculated upon a deduc tion according to the amOunt.of his iiiterest.—Vcr_ dia for Plaintiff for 32001. 'SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, JULY 30. Sailed—the Essex, Betts, for Venice ; Andrews, Morley, for Africa ; Severn, for , Barbactoa -; William and lienry,:Duell, for (amaica ; Two Friends, Voss,. tbr New york ; Rrogress, Baker, for Hamburgli ,• Elizabeth, Reed, for Amsterdam ; and Twe Gcbcod:trs, Halk, for Reuen. ~