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1) 4ir, t is LeMDON GAZETTE, Dec. 29,. 1807. At the'Court at Windsor, the 18th day of De ikmber, present, - • The'KlNG's Most .Excellent Majesty in Council, His Majesty ii pleaied, by and with the atlvi6e'ot hiA Privy to order, and it is hereby'order • ed, t1:11 o in - His Majesty', Urder • at the t tdr of November last shall extend; or be -c.o;.sty • t to exterd, to'perinit any Vessel to import t of the prothlee or Manutadure of. the Enemy's Colo:;ic.; in the'West Endicii„ dire& . froto such Colonies-to any Port of - this Kingdom ; and it is tiirth , ..r o:tdcred,.that all Vcs , els which may • Krive in the Pang ,of this Itiingdom, direct from- the Colo. nits aforesaid, - :,11-cli,•"irevertheless, -- be released, upon proof being ».-i.rtde .t hat the , 6,4r-ter-party or , t7tt her agr.ement for the voyage was entered mto-,betOre ni ire.of And the Right Hon, tbe.Loti4 Co n,kfiS'ilt):l;'l"ti Thjesty'4 Treasury;7•Hic Mar Principal Secreiliries of State, the Lords Com tnn.sioners of,the Admiralty, and the:Judges of the - ,,High Court , or Adictiridly .and. Courts of miratty,. are to take the necessary - tne4sores.hercin as to them shall.tespeEtiVely - appertain. W. Fitly-Km:ER. . - The King iniving approvpclot-ati arrangement for the con.; the,..l.3tirrack Department, by whiell stl..torintendanrc of the Jnties thereof. is vested it, !liree C: Atjesty is pleihed tt' et . ) .'0 that all . 3jitiraty it ti k ths‘mghottu the 13arracit Deii.tittnetit: shoat cease from .the•2!ilit insr. p;:vl.,-7R(,•Fo. Toseph lohnson and fohn Starttant, of re, :old Thi,inai Johnson, of Hyde- -.lreet, itionttubrity, twin Uve. 19 to Feb." 6,. at tvoi at Gutitiltalt, •Lotickn. B K RtiPtS . Georg Dixon, of Lancir4t....r;.4tover,•to turreniter Jan. 1, ti, and n, at eleven,. at 't,llll,ol:iiii . London. Artornir, ti. fty autlVitclCS, iiitc.Jcierstniry. of iteenhritir , Landon, jao, alto i•eb 9., at ten, at Guildhall.. At torney, M. S King's ficnv'ell, late ot Citatnorg,oisltiri. , keeper,: lan. r teli.9.-it the*Pg#llllp;: CarttirC Att. , {'Hies, Lewis, Cararti . ;. or rd . ' and Brownc, on,' London. ' Eliz,itpet:t I ux,,n Clia:les I uxon, of Birmingham, brass. loittnta.,, jail. t , ut. eleven, at the S.O.altsprard Tavern, tiirinniAit,on Mr. Carter, Staple's. lon, London ; t At. WO,' Illriningham ! • . , Ignieg Chard; a Anchor and Hope-aikbi ..gO l Si. GeOrge's in the liast,Mid.di•,:sev, putter, lan. 2i,'iit"ele , ' van, 9, and Feb. 9, at ten, :it 'Gnildirall. Attorney, Mr. f)awne, lienrietta;Ntreet, Covent-G•irden. NAlitli.llllWhile, of N::: ,, :tail-sttqc: Pit al' ,r I gs - UM' .Feh. '9, Ottvett..at the , W tote Hart. hut, stir{l{.likllil:{f Attocine, Mr. Coo4tAii:, ; or Mr. Sititcox, Bull- Ring, liirronlAitaiti. Niehot Is, of Minchinlyintpton, Glouctstershirc, 'clotloyr, )2n. 5. at rive, 6, and i'eb. 9, .at eleven, at toe G eorge Inn, Stroud. Attornies, Messrs. Siteppaal :one Atll rigton, B.ed;nr.l,row, 1.4.4hi0n;' or Mr. G. 'W.alten, Str Ant, Gionce.ter.a re. Satitoet Any and lON Spooner, of G reat. Portland -street, hii~idlcs< x, haact het, Jan. z, 16, and Feb - , 9, at eleven, at GuildhAll. Attorney, 'Mr. Drake, Old • Fish-itteet, I), airs' ciitlllllollC , Union -street, 1.3ria61, csbinct.maker„ IAII, 14, I I•Eb. 9, at dievett,,,at - the Ritminer Tavern, Attornies, hit. Votvles, Bristol ; or Mr. Bower, Dean's -court. St. 1'401%, Looom. • , r DIPII.I.Is ADS. W. 30. Henry Bev urer,.of Hytha, Kent, sutler, at twelve, ar Cui London. ' - • Feb. s. tk' nitelock, Lie of Q ueeri's • rroti, Penton insurAiwe-broker, at ten, at Guild-lull. Jan.. at. liartholonuw Fools)) anti Inapti Merry, of !On:n[l,o4in, pot ter -dealers, at eleven, althe Castle Inn, Jan. ;9. I'4t ,nas Tile, late of 19aventry, Northinintolishire, au.:tioneer and lap.kn.iiierelia,a, at ten, at the ' ' Warwick(. lan 23. Le , sii, of Ilanliory - , Ostfoiditilre, mercer,at eleven. di \`, La. 1.103$ Inn, !..,iohyry., StairltiShire, vorn. fact.,r, at ttvr.tva, at the Litti...ron's Arms Inn,' Penktinge, St,ttinraNitire. hi' Kelly GialloA,.l.ite of I , oscy, tWO, at tht taN)t. 1116, corn. lan. a;. [antes Waxd,, of llanbitry, Oxfordshire, dye . , at co ,:, 1,11 White Lion Inn, 14,,,,Lairy: z;. ifower, of Lila:Lester, , a, two, at, tno R„-il Inn, Nfancitvite.i. fat,. john Infix), late , or', Robtleri',- :1 1 11, Nottingham— shire, in.,ter, ci;;ven, ite{he I.ll4cktrwor's.'ll;:ad. bluttsog • ' Jan. ;. of Mile- L.“l,:G:etri, hliddleSt;x, mark • nor, At ten," at k; uiitthaii . P4P 1 NlsksrllPS DIS 01.,PE R.W:dprile, G. e ,acct Lo:ritoardotreet, banltsisi. W, Mitidicrtorvalid. j. Cri v itc.a t 4oidtsinittis, 7.. WAtsnli .n,d rnaltster4. eardalt:, (;ray's Irtn, Attar. F. caul J - IVorpri, Winn:chapel, II: anti C. (flyer, LercAincheAer, • T.. Hickes And I. I;oxt ,, F, alteficitt, , inrk, ill. linen diapers. f.-Penson anti .1 t N.ther,„s,V,i4an, Lincl.o.in re, Lco.tori..: , ;pli-iiiei a. S. w tub.,6u,i,.Nolt i n s lii.no, ton•rnanabettlfo4.•' k. Stnatg, R. Strut heti, and M. Palmation, 4144k5w,„ ;:;tapietiAt .IE4 1, LightlOot, I,atntC.•tittle, ~ „.hwhebtr e t, C. Lister and' I I. Bea. kwi tli, t:oaelt-fouridets. fj..,Kriux and W. it, G. Lyan and It. cst Clary-)till,, cod)-tadors. ; W. liirrwood atio 1. 1-n,:tcl. j.'and 'l' Norris, ,hcifirld, , rneri':iiatris. {. 4Vjlles acct) , ttailuY; SAV,ge-eaidenS, corn-f 4 Bors. I. bleata alio I. lackbort, feet. Net, truss-ftlaktTh.. Last, week,`tanner, near Anan, in Dumfries shire, killcaloiar:itura,,,i ancreight , lilack Cattle;which.' hid been bit by a mad dOg ; and on Thursday last a lat'ge' mastiff.' dd i j,, in a slate of hydrophobia, was pursued , into , the neight.wurhaqd of Dtutapies. In its way 'it was met b a man, who had the resolution, to attack it, and on the aidimi makitig a spring at him, be pinue.l it to the grolitul with it pitchfork,. which he held in his hand, until' his:pursUers came up and killed lin Sunday evening . the body of.a well-dressed . womailwati picked by a builtmatT . ,,flp4thig in the Thames' below Chelsea, on being conveyed to the sb9re, a . goiniz.a, a 7 ;.111,1 sk . ere found in ,hei..pt.ayit, Mitt~ a itock'et,A , :oh,C . lii , .:!t led to a kno% lede of her iaSt ahode: The name. Of &I.: . 1414 Arm Warburton was written on the.,iwide of the book, With an Iddre..o in Crown-alreet, minster. It was ascertained the deceaSed.liad left hter service' am Lady'lr;lvitaltr,'ltt a family in. - Cylotteesti,..r. place, on MotidatklAkilpt; 'to go, on the following . Wednesday to:anoo4.llBlciane-itreet ; but she hart not since been heard dr,`and front-the appearance of the bo.ty, it hhil hcen.ever:tl dayrin the water. A young man of reputable contiealortai who' for ;hree years has been in a rikereotiotioose, is, ut/Ntody on ehatigei of forgery' to a• cunside rabic amount. rrheri° are all° , complaints agaitlat , ‘arious e mbLziletnimtsitud cdribeihnents" of caM isle! goody. UNION-HALL.---Anti cold roah, named Rawlins, alias Rovrs, who kept a school, was fully committed for trial, for a brutal assault on a girl nine yens of age, one of his acholaris. Quay.w-scluAtta.-'•:-A, publican .1)311 . 1(4 Beck,. of. Westminster, was charged with assaulting, boating, and rolliag in the mud, two woolen and nwan, , bis customers, on Monday night. He was ordered 19 find ,ball, or cOmprotnise with theEparties : he chose the latter. Wottsuir-S - faee.T.—A bricklayer of the named smith, was charged with Throwing a brick irdm . the top'Of a hnildin=4 the City Road, at one of the iahoureti, WhO wtis ciangey(insfy wounded, and taken . to the Hospital.—The Prisoner woh commit ted till the fate of d wan is ascertained. . . , . .. • ‘' WaS..ellgaged in the - 00111illati011 Of a number of Ap , • MANstow-HOnsl3.—TuesdayMr. DartidSatnuels, preatices, ;and disorderly people, who were found. a very young man,,Was charged by the Solicitor. of . .at a bear and badger baiting, irt a kind of theatre, the Post Office, in behalf of the Commissioners of 'belonging to one !'rice, .in C‘)wheel-alleir, Gorden ! that Board, with obstruaing the business of that: *lane, whose--daughter, only •1 3 years of age,- used i Office, and committing an assault on several of their to receive. admission-roomy, from two-pence to a . `,servants, oa the evening of Saturday last. . --. l liilling., 'Thirty-four Of his Customers were dio- The Guard of the, Chester t - ntil-coach said, that eh:trget,4 in consequence of their frig -giving thorn as he was procee ug w end the bag_ nn; his shoulder' - charsCiors“ _ Price hitusa was herd to bail -to . , an...- to the coach in which it Was to be placed,-about 2u •tower liir a nuisance. • . minutes or a varier bethre eight o'clock, On Saw, i . , . day night„last, be wih pushed off: 'the pavement by . 'LORD &DON'S FILL.--A meetingof the Faculty of Mr. Saltine's; who was standiog at the time along. Advocates of Edinhargh having b e et) ealled, t o coo , with; sOrne Other perSotlA by' the We of the );tree- ..4ider the .Bill httely. introdtit:ed in the ribose Of '• pool,mail.' As the Guard xvas retatpii.g to the Of- } L Lords, by Lordtiox., touchinga be Administration an lice for other bag, 'he :made up.to Mr. Samuels, ' of Justiee in Scotland, the the: ‘ l 4 - Urd . following. , L U.!etter was sent 1.... KI . NE and c a utioned hitu not to repeat what he had done, 'EN Ir. Santliels followed the Guard to the door of - We , ' by the HOTIOU7IbIe Hit r .. r. . Office, when the. Guard 'seeing the, Constable, its -- 11dvdcate '' ' '". . . . Princes-street, Dec. . . • 2l , 1307. formed him.that. Mr. Satuticis had pushed bun off'! '' into the pave"'Mr' Loap..--As I do not . mean tp attend the ment, and desired him , to take Mr. S.. custody.- , . , • meeting.ai the Faculty, which has been called for Several . bf.the-Offieers i proved that Mr. Samuels W I I ecatesi ay next, to. take into cot;ide,4ll . l9llal lICW refuse . Bill, lately brought into the Hou4e of Lords, refused to go away from the place where the alter- IM' fle cation. had ensued, and, from the resistance he made . guhtlittg the Administratiim of JLlBliee in SeotlaOd; of those Gen tichuen Wh'ia-' appr o ved o f ine . y were:under the rieeessity. of , forcing him into itutc if inailY Lord (lar , ,Netr.La's,Bill are zits° to be . absent, I think the SUPeriotendant's Office; in the course of which , they received repeated blots from lino; it proper to inti)) your Loriship of our reason for . m Ltaking no part it) the' business.—After the plan 'of Mr. Wilkin-on, a person belonging to the Super i reform brought into Parliament by Lord GUESVILLE intendaoes (Mice, pri)i.ed, on his requesting Mr. Samuels to be quiet, else the constables must take , bad:been alttiost a year before the public, and after . bia) to the Cot Ater, he Used abusive language to its devilled provision; had been, maturely considered the witness, which be immediately - followed up with ; by. the Members of otir Body, they- assem aled from a violent blow on the eyei of which the Winless 1 all quartets 0r Scidniitl, at (lib' end of the last win bore an evdent mark: - , ; ter . Session, for the porpose of giving' their opinions* , . . . . My. &mutels, and a Mr. Manly. who was in corn. Oen tlie'sUbjea.. Several :dais Were duilfy em patty. with him at Ow One, declared that Mr. Su- ' played in disdossing the measure, by the Most full oriels was not the person Who had pushed the Guard : and,respcetable meetings of the Faenity that ever from,otfthe pavement. Jodeed, Mr; M an ly seeme d were held ; and the result was, (hat in most or to . take that part of the blame upon himself. -'Piney . its, material provisions, Lord GRENvILLR's ' Bill was also disput‘gi tlio testiMony of the other Witnesses anproved of. The Bill. which has been lately intro as to, the fats in general. diced is. totally different, and its provisions arc The LORD AlAyolt, aftei pointing out the neces- founded upon principles direly opposite to, and sity under which the Cominissioners of the 'Post , utterly inconsistent with, those of Lord GR EN V t LLE's Office lay, to see that no obstruction , was permitted Bill. Besides, I have' seen a number of Resolutions, in the, regular administrat ion of so important a branch drawn up and. circulated by some of the Membeti, of the public seritice, expressed a hope thin the ha- adverse to the principles of both Bills :*these, we an. aliens shOuld not proceed farther, but th a t th e G en . 1 derstand, are' intended to be moved in the course of denten concerned for the prosecution would _be ,sa- the deliberations on the new Bill ; and it 'has been . tistied ,on his'.tnilking an apology for the improper •the. , openly. aVowed, thin the . principles, of - which conduct intoyvhich he had. beau hurried. Faculty have already approved; are to be reviewed The•Soheitor for the Pest Office ' considered lthe Rod reActsnitirtered; ,in 'order to preVail' uperytheM fel present to be so serious a business, that having nl express opinions contrary to axis! principles. . Stb' ready come to the knowledgeof the Coininissiuners, •o.), • ,_c_ of I . _)e propos,?,4 Meeting, . itied to interfere in its pre- being the ,declared lie t I he did riot fecl liimsellent a renewed debate on questions 'already se'dqliberate ly , decidod would be, unavoidable_ I,eaturot, there sent stage, but Must leave any aPplicatiun to stay ' tbe ,pr,) , eetlars to be mide„to the Commissioners . ' 0 ""' "d'''''' the I ""i" 4 ''Y ..4 1 :-.2 st'Ctill . ' :Mc"t -,..ci , , in& and think it tit to avoid a rrnitte*dilieniision. t heinseli es; „ ,• " I have the honour to bc, My Lord, .. • Mr . . Samuels •a%as accordingly bound over to Like " Your Lordship's Most obedient flu able Servant, his renal for The ass.. .atilt. „ . • u HENItY i ERSXINE. , ;•. ,• . SI LK WEA VC RS. A journeyman silk weaver, in the County of Middlesex, tiled all information, against Mr. John Onky Beckley, silk manufacturer, Coleman-street, iu the City, charging him, under the Act of the tath George 11. chap. tie,', in the penalty of 501. with having paid tOr the weaving ,of siik cloth at a .lower , rate than that fixed by the Regulations of the, .14 , tices of the Peace at the. quarter Sosioaw., '-'. • . After sonic discussion, it was agreed that the • hearing of the care should beposiponed.,,, Bow 4 raracr. On MOuday evening Mr. Do Camp, of DruryAane Theatre, went with his wife -: to Covent-garden • Theatre, to see :the new l'anto;`. mime. Sion after the performance commenced, he'' observed the door of the adjoining box opened by": the boXiteeper, and a Gentle Man entered, wise re;. , "' Marked; that hit friends were not in 'that box: but they were in that in which Mr.' De Catnp Wits-the box.keeper then opened' the door' of that box, and Mr. De Camp, supposing his friends were iii the front, lifted up the seats,and made way fro him to pass i the Gentleman 'immediately seated himself before Mr: De Camp, and took Ms place ; -114. f: Do Camp obscl*fd to him, he presumed his • friend *Were' net in that box, 'and, it being: full; he could 'not 'te-' Main in his place. ' After sortie inetreditil remon strances at this ungentlernanlike behaVionr, Mr. Do Camp became peremptory, insisted ripen hie leitV ing , the seat,' and' forced him out ; a scuttle entitled, and the intruder struck Mr. De Camp a violent blow,. and tore off the left aide Of his coat. Donaldson., :he ("Onstage, Anti'llivett, the limil street Officer, were CAW to keep the peace: 'rhe parties went to Coy ~.nt43arden watch-horise; Whi:: , re the intruder gave in his - name as, James find!, and endeavoured to persudethe Constable of the Night to lAA,! his charge itg:tinst Mr. De Goofy; but the 'Con 7 tableot!serving ,the Violence with which 'Mr..De Catep - bad bertiVtteated, refused to taker ifi,, Yesterday morning the' 'pities *attended . at the Office, when Mr. NOES, the -Sitting Magistrate, ordered .Mr. Wade. to find bail ; 'they,. howevet,. settled the Own - less after' they had left the Magi, strate, •by Mr. Wade paying Mr. Do Camp 2 guineas add it halffrir the loss of his COO. . MitaLcusonon - STREET.- Three watchmen of St. Giles'S parish were' cOmenitted for trial, tor an outrageous assault on the wife of a' publican in the same i,arish.' It appeared that a musician, wliO lodged'at the public house, returned home from,' playing his orgtin at three o'clock yesterday Morning ; and initeid in knocking, he tuned his instrument to , be let in. The watchmen nettled him of biin g dis orderly, and on the landlady opening the door to let her lodger in, tale guardians of the night took both the musician and her to the watch-home. t , The Lord AdvOcate of Scotland." AUSTI2IAI 57'.4 7'ES'. . ' itirrOn'tiChtenstein has published a Statistieal Account of the Austrian States. poblicatio, • which may be reg arded as o ffi cial, ,will atlord a cot. I ide:, of the Austrian Empire in 1807, of its re sources, .its wealth, and the means which may be einploYed for the improvement of agricillture and the useful. arts. The States which compose the Austrian &finite are Austria, properlysocalled— the Duchies of. Stiria, Carinthia, and Carntola I : the Comities of Gperiz anti Gradi3t, the, terrifories,of'l AquilleA and Trieste, the bitchy of Salizbargh, and the Priticipality . of .Bergtolsgaden, the kingdom of. Bohemia, the Margravatc of Moravia, Austrian Si. • the two Galicias, 13neitoWina, Hungary, Croatia, Scl,iv:alia, and the Principality of Transyr ,All these States united total an extent of territory amounting - to - 10,930 square miles, with a population of ~V4, , 900;000, cif which 6,460,0 - 06 are 'Germans, 1:1;000 - ,o00 SelaVonians, 3,40'0,066 f;un t , prtatis, and the reittainderconsists of We inhabitants • 'crother countries. The principal part of the population is composd • of.Catholies:, There are; However, abode two mil• lions of Greeks, nearly as many cif the Reformed Chnrelr, more than one rnillioti of other PrOtestants, . and 530,000• Jews. Among the •Subjez..ts. of the Empire there are 5,4.00,a00 .Nobles, 39;7 . 00 4h4stiek,. 606,000 persons attached to tie military,. profession,. besides tlie Militia,fortned of the 'ir;)inier inhabitants, amounting •to 954,000, The tintribcr 1 Of bitie% it 7gti, .uf district town' 2012, and or vil !ages 65,572. .About one-eighth of tho,Austilanterritory-is oe- Crrpiecl by houses, row's', rivers, and. groctud which cannot, be cultivated: At :least. one4iftlrof the remains.uacultivated. The fishery produeei 'wore than 760 millions of Boritfi,' though, according to; the tail of taxation, it is estirnatedat only 2:f4,80u. , Th e working of the mines belenging tri individuals produces between I.3.and 14 millions Of florini, arid :Aire Crown , derlyes nearly as much.froM the Tio.yal mines. The expoilatiOn of nrinulatanretl articles, and of raw Materials, amounts to about 24,000,001) of florins, The importation kunt.: ! utits about tr 7 tnilliotis, in which r arc ineluiled between two , and three millions for transit merchand ze, which she 'A:4s • that the . balance Of the trade bet:s;reep'Au trig tnd i Fmeign- Con ntries - is' nearty egcial. , ' amoUnt of the regular revenues of the State is 116 Millions of florins; The t....(p,nces - of the Court antiAtitikil , Gavernment ace 1 . 1 millions of tiorins i the Aqity . ..,ostit 401 Millions. The rißtion ; A petit is estiiirated at bob millions of The .Army ConOts, of 340,000, men,. of whom - 50,86 and a carps of.bombarther s , 0 are cav?lry, ',There, pre ,besides. four en, 'Without incinding the. ti m itn e o n u tS ti o ti i n . 4 . fiei. to ci , :tr it ti , l s le o r o y,. m artillery cotes of the 'garrisons, the corps of en-i -1 sett andtvinera. .Therre'arialsa fOuT iegittlents of guards, and numerous corps of invalid's. in the ninti: . of war the army IS considerably increased' by militia' levies. There are . ,in the - Austrian Empire g./'fortresses, and.three more are about to be (.•,on ruk(zted, viz. onetiear Ems, another at Bruck on the Murk, pod the third near - Raab. The Ons; ertunent I ,lko maintains' a flotilla'for thetlefeneeOf its coasts, con sisting.of •23 large armed vessels, and 20 of a less considerable descriptitin. • Ye3terla? mirjiing . , at the hottse of the Rev. Ur. of Deptiortt, ; th'e. LA y of i 113111 C. Grant, EA. of the 911 Re4iutent s of.a IJAughter. LoNtiolq: Ptlnted tiy ittcHA 14 1 it ~zst N.. 4, ',Mullett-court. -atro,q ; anti publ d oalc„l 1} ) • , c.t. tit,ll i(WVertlf f- V ta r e l At the SU 64.01(YLCS Noi I , Stratia ; where AdvelAisemenk, Orders for the Paper, itters for &c.lpost-paid,, rpu t be.-Litiremed' - • .if 'IN &rep. On Thursday- the rst inst. in the ISle of Man, Major Stewart, -of the, Royal Regiment, to Miss Maria . On . the 'Tat i u t. at the haute of Dr. Kennedy, Physician,. I tiverposs„ Lachlan Mac. Cliilivray„ Esq. latent lainaies, t 1 .Ml4s Atma: i 4i4cizie Kennedy. On Tuesd7ay .the :41.1 inst. at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, thc Rev. Thorn'as Peyton Stapp.' or Newton 1 , Lotman, in 'Nortalk,, to Ms.; Beatty, only daughter of the late David 'llcattY . , Esq. of • • : . 00 aturtiay last, at St. Thomatvs, Haterfbrtirvesr, ff. Harries, Esq. of Preskiliy, Mdj,ir in the Pembrokeshire Mi• has, to Miss Frances for , r.,n, c,t flaverforifwC • st. Ort Ore with inst. at View Kirk, Ilruirritie.id Links, Mr t iVilliain.Airaiterspoon. Of Daihn-wie, to Niiss N l3 rgar ct 1 " Of. eidatihrogister or -James. Inglis', Esq. Panker, to Echo. burgh. On Ntonday last, at Freshw.itet Church. Isle •of tVightv Sir John Pringle. Dairy/114e,, Barr. Lieu:enailt•Colancl of the Royal Regi‘nott or Malta: tti *Mary; se,_ondilaugheer of Edward Rushworlit, Esq. ar t•atringlorilAtitt, in that lat.. The someday - . dr 'Chiswick, the Rev. Julio .Norris, A. of Eating 1-i;r:en„ to Miss A. F. Ronde, youngest daughter at Everard lirande, r.4(1, of ChisvNick. ' Yesterday. at St. Pancras Church, Mr. Thomas Kings - A ' bury, ric,Union.Aice, Lambeth. to Miss Anne Alitntiell, o f Seurliampton -place, New_jua,l. • . nit n • • r Last week, of - the White fl se Inn. Fetter-lane, tenant WlltiArnlln, (a the West Neir(okk • • (In the aad inst. fin. s;:.:t South:ll, Somerser,'at % ter a shon Colonel ichn Strode, Lac Commandan t • or the Oath Volunteer infantry. I..Ast-mtek; at Shaw.hdl, twit' Chorley," Mrs. Legh, tai of Kichrici Legh, F. I figh Sherlll . 44 • • On Thurrineiy, At 1101;•weN, Fiintstnre, in the 330 ytar 0 her age. Ann.n:lia. the wi , e John Edwards, NW. at Ancient Lititi.sb Light Dragoons. 'PRICEv sr(x. , K s - . vr.srutnAy. . Rank Stock, za4 • 1 India Stack, , • ' • , 5 F. Navy .7; pri Cent. bilUt I titiid Or ;lot:, 11. '2i. CI'S. pot Cent. 1797, Sooth ,1,,1 rack. Irish 5 pa Colt kti11:...1 tik'e Ili I iS. liar, ;:s. cis. 4 -per Corr. go i i ,: - Omoiviibi kl iit - 3 per Cent-Jti,t. t}3 I Impel . ' d 3 ..er COOL ?2 , i per Cent Coa shut . Ditto Ann. iit , I'ank L.. Ana.. C 94,1. tur 0iwpidg,..6.43. IS :to :to Sr7clr.iiiiiv." Fit itt 1..0Ni) , ),N URI OGE 0.A 14) l•. Atorgivg, jg min. after 3. 1 Mitinoon, ki4 min, after _?, • RENOv4TED IT has been too freAuctitly the sublet'.l. of just and .• _ • reprosatiarf; failfitii4e'sfitnttiVrtild'elerrre ntiAr the. umtical art haVe,Otl:3-41 ,theitiSklecia.sAah , W , ,ttes , far punlic patronaici:t the profession erf physic 'Yoe t Ire-purpose tiftinihrjustice l c result ,of our ifturittis aort•ox perreave, and • • to•preverir us trout th o st.empincs iltrteirdent pretenii..nts hive, nntortutiar..ly tiir .Sett • , tot, favourably re,..:rivLd., we be.; Itta , 4:' r , ,,,subtriat to, the 1 iyeT4 and enlightened a :itithr , ll sr:acme-It tdbh.r anct. ginteirients. • fie, having receivesi a reguliltihrdiCa let wita 117...11,......n.ti'.:11elsst,r,::,'ik3i,tiriTied and whose: . lettures,and +:3mett liv attendM. ae. proteasor and rtes enteled..o.irselves ,tridents id that justly crlettratatit se'uto.;rl t befitat'arnuir'e- , me„ t, tivt Royal of instruct:A in the etitlisent tiranclie surgery, the the ir k aciai • ppe.lice of physic, eheolistri. inidwitery, kit. by those eminent • professors, • l)trs. Nionn), Gregory, Black,. Hamilton, Duncau and.itothziford tvc tract we snaVl 'not* hedeented presuntytttorts in siying that our profic:em.) . ;nut. acquiretnents are' not iiv.onsidittible. Having tor al6tig seriea of yokts made Vencival Comillaiitts, and , they.v:trioUs tiikeatA2ltr. of I)ebility, the p'.tritzular "tiliFt,:t of otir studies arid prktice t it.will. we hope, be al lo.e . etl.that we have aectured superior. , • I. know ledge of their treattnent frid cure. In slight • anti recent • ruses of intuit ion a perfed re-establishirient comphited in. the short period of two . days and in those of the utmost ht. veteracy, where other Practiti4nera havt failed Of success, a, proper perseverance in our., plan of treatment onsures , tu 'be' patiznt a safe and ratiic.3.ll cure. ' Amidst the inelaricholtevatictY or ilisonters whiCh are tile , elrects of 3 habit tong aid most Unhappily :itirsatri ivy the youth of bo t h septes,,tb ere Al* t»utc mine 4larrning ur Moro "(I'.4iresain4 than thoac deficienet . es d...hilities which Irae quentty prevent or embitter tilt mattlfthifti , ,l . srato Tti sodt person* it Mil6t 44.! 3 C•inS4,lar4fin ;C) ilia0}1 0 " t hat•l hey may how, by a new, and intlill'Otle tritotle pftrQvuput, be rast , tr, t tJ that. greatest of all human blessing, 4 strongOn.A y , art,i i^ • • ous,conmitUtion, In all cases or debilrty, front Witatrrer cause urising, as well as in el/4,01-tipeciett, venem..4l,ifige4tiOnt , WC Iral. be comstilted by partcnt, elthel y.. With lb.! Art-It' co secrecy and honour. iiritors , ifeOnSultatleni 2 :4.ltoold;li' d4ll ten tothree,apd l - tont 6 in toe e.t:zning till ta.al tligi)i. Patients in tbe emtntry ate relttested' to state the partich• lars at their citsc, 4ge, gctier4l docing tenittr nice wh*eii 'lle bail ie • will IA given,. or ? !...it in unrotTtoftN k n) ,,, , 469l..,lotrinstatt that secteCy ottr tt4ercaking, time postasit , lt, latteramsy. tx aaJt.. , l ae to It3:catitt.Zet tr.ftitictleinota' CUR lti E and Co. StirAeoni,. No. to 7, g. 3" M Ssla. Comeinil Co. ttote:zilertitie.itas from CII above respeclb l'rufei.iory of Lianflot aptt., thd diligence, skill, atilt Ittlinauitt, Aint7 tlley Per* • . formed the el u des assigned them: AturittigititetfilitirtlPS at,r• tentiett tkeir Lectures anti . - To l'Uttivi ks..•• T . :1.YL4 314 .., Etui; Sir' ., : . .:, -•,,.. ,4.10 0 1, let:Zo.tts IV 1.•.••,trect 4 .1.‘,04 611 . T . .coNsiPt4l4itio, Qt . ii. , ' .cs..\• , :....•,,, , ,to, tilc. ,s. 1.., nts?of 24trYlltiVIN:1$'1-r:V111",.. i 1.1 C 1.,;, t.) c,tlin. , ' • ; . A .,._ . m ul ,.. .. c ,„ ! , t i u . 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