The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-29 00:00:00

BOXiNCi. The latig; depenclitig pugilistic contest betWeetiSa inuels.(knovin by the applitaiion of Dutch San)) and Into lit,tcher, took place: yesterday, at Moulscy oppthite 11:tottiton, for 200 guineas. The oil J- at sel.Ung-io were!) to 4 against Sam. Nu ti,, it or tme had caused Such universal anxiety, to th i to th e field of ai-Aion was never before so, doweled. A roped ring of 2 . 8 feet was formed ibr the ii fed longltts to exhioit in, which was surround ed as early zo nine o'clock in the morning by some thousands of persons twelve . o'ciock the speeta tors 'becalm:So trainerous that the outer ring between the, eariages tied the inner riag would not contain them, atm consequently two hours skere ,occupied in removing the ropes to another spot, where •an immense ring was loaned tor the accommodation of the spectators., Beleher first appeared, and was scion alter followed by his opponent: The former had . been full of confidence as to the result of the battle tver since the match was made. IsAT r 'lst Round. Very . hitle ceremony in snarring; Sam made a siitilt inow at belcher's ribs with his right hand ; Belcher 11,41 to two dextrous blows on Sam's head, right and lef t, and rettCated. A gooti cti..hl of cautious sparring followed; gain rat lied mut CiOsed, Lich:tier ittAlutlllost. - lilt tits adver.iary a right hand blow on the loins, alter tiihow log...sway several hits, witch beiclher returned by' a blow ur. the .aLu. some Camillus sparring tiollow,ed, and the round 4.-icsed Dy SAID iilttiu .11b opponent down by a dex. aisd oltiw in the liet.k, k van petting. the 30 *OW 4tll ROUlldii Belcher was agate thrown. S. riain r..lned, some sharp blows were exchanged, and the comoatants 1; rased. They disengaged, and Belcher rallied, but Sam had a most thecided ativaitta . ge in the rentl, mho, by superior strength), tie iltyVi: hits auveysary to all parts ut the Tit.,;, and at length butcher tell walla slight blow.---j to 4un ltut lit (Iv netting; U, 7, 411(1 8, 110 111,1torliii WOW, bets were 6 to 4 on Sam. 9 nib: 4tiv.iiitagr u 1 tans round was in favour of WIIU 1111 ills .filvertary right and left in the lace, and :the( iruzgolar close threw hint a heavy tall. !sets nearly .ant still the favourite. En the three tollowing rounds nothing. material occurred. I Mt: lAA :rail seemed for the prat time rather weak, arid :cif with a slight hit. 14. Bets weir again as in thF.9lll round. Sam exhibited t WQ Dlack eyei.,and tfuloier had re,ei yeti egood deal of punish ing on the left side. Sam hit heiciier shghtly on tote left side, WI was altetwaids thrown a heav) tall. as. In tins - round minuted, and was followed, but there were no blows exchanged. lielclier haying tell again in a weakly J LAC, whilst :44versary.-6 and 7 to 4 on Sam. 1 he five following rounds produced nothing of importance, boi h panes seeineki 'weak. 21. I)e,ptratti round at arin's length, in a sally made by Micher wild bitting and mopping, but Sam 114(1 the sitv.niuge, by, his strength, and liel‘hor gave Way, through - C Wesklll:4s. , . . , 2A, 1 NIA blowy were exchangcd, an both fell. .23 and . Closing rourids,',.wiihout blows. 25. lt.:i,imem reetived - tayo.blows, right and left—he closed and threw imis airvc Nary —l.to 4 on Saul. 26, ill this round Belcher excited every nerve for superio rity _l,o iu►locse dills opponent to the ropes, and hit him sevemai times, as Well as smoppcd, with superior skill. 27. Timms mound altered time betting considerably, and beCtllett to C.IL2It , out taint hopes of 1110 success 01, lielcimer. made play, and itt a wily he had so decided an advan tage, 1100 ime hit his adversary three hard blows on time wit' aide, 1.4.41,1V4b, 110VIV/Vf o ultimately thrown,—iitts 3tol on '1 he six following rounds were decidedly in-favour of Sam. .34: This round decided the cuhrest, and created a disgust. ing wrangle. lle;citer shade a blow at Sans, and on his knees.' S.in, whose blow was intended to'bit his opponent whilst on ills legs, struck hint in the tace betore caner of liescher's hs da cti ert: on the ground,. A coy of " Foul" wan Yth►tctaictl truth ss i o b c who were °wale wrong side 01 the question, anti she bt,siness was retorted to the two Umpires, unc of n..in 4.AVc the bloW fair anti the other tout. ii was, a.4l,wined by Mr. lael.xvit, that a man, according to shy rules s.t boxing, was not considered down until one Kohl Web toll Inc lottul,(1; all mstance at a decision of this ) 4 :„.1 ii..v log takers h. 1,16.1: in agre.st tight, spine years since, Wilt is th:4.l uctta upon. Sum was colisequently dc,.t.,rcd ilia VICL/f. HIS 1110,, a IVccived were in the tact:. Isci,her w.ts lot 110 a) kitioeys to the top of lns head, on thy felt side. ' A battle condu6ted throughout with equal skill, &nage, and bUttoll3, has not' taken place since the lam het ween the 'time pugilists. • The younger Wlaier fought with his wouted -- skill, but his bnenion has decreased. Dutch Saui appeared, on the contrary, to ha‘ e Unproved in ism. Mendoza and Putout.; seconded' the victor, and , Bill Ward and •Yaison seconde&Beleher.' • A second battle was fought between Cropley, a scientihc.bruizer„ and a pretender,' of the name of 14;ys,e11, who turned out.—fie is the worst fighter that ever exhibited in a prize-ring. Cropley neat bin, without a scratched face.. Other fii,‘,hts took place, end, with the baiting of a hull, the sports were nut over unt►l midnight. The marriage of Mr. Bag: to Miss Sikeepsitankcis announce.' in a Provinci'al Paper. „ SHOCKING Accitu NT.---oarah Parker, a well known unfortunate female, whose walk at night used to be - in Lekester-square, was burned to death in her apartments, No, te, glue Cross -street, in that neigh bintrhood. On Tuesday night, About 12 o'clock, title retired to her apartment, which was a front room on thi;sedond floor; soon alter her screams attracted the notice of some persons in the street, who, on looking up to the place from whence.,:hey heard the screams, beheld a shocking sight. The unfortunate Woman stood before the window, enveleped in flames - from Leach() foot; the blaze reaching as high as the ceiling. She stood up some minutes in this most deplorable state ; her dress; which was white Mtn-. ho, on her coining near the window, communicat-, in t ; 'the fire to=t he window-curtains,,she was depritted . of the power even to precipitate herself into the reel, as a more easy death. The watchmen sprung their tattles, the street door was forced open, and likewise , her room door ; which she . had ,seenred bn the inside ; when a most shocking spectacle seated itself! the uplorturtate woman lay on the . iloor,.writ hit* with pain, and her clothes all batted off; the flooring had 'begun to take fire,. when pro i.!eotially. the uatchnten arrived - ,- who stopped the proge:,s of the flames. The unfortnnate woman was carried out of her own morn to one on the first ti,oor, where what little of her Clothes- that' re-. round her waist were cnt off, and some:oil iohned over her. She Wait taken to the Middlesex Hospital, where she terminated her miserable exist once about eleven o'clot.l on Wednesday. How • the accident happened we are at a loss to tell. On Thursday there was an Nquisition held it the Has pival on t h e b o dy, before AmoN Y Gbtt.,Esq: The CO , oiter for'the City of Westminster, who returned ra h& o f Accidental . •Death, This unforttitiate ‘NVOiflall .a few years ago was married to a.yery honest man, who kept a smith's shop in the same neigh. bonrhood. She was but,3o years of age. ere 74 the . LONDO.V G4ZE7TJ, July 48, 1807. Palermo, 4pril 7, 1807. • Yestetday her Royal .Higliness the Princess Maria Criqillll, ;daughter of his Majesty Ferdinand the Flimb; King of the Two Sicilies, was married to his Royal Highness Prince Charles Felix of Savoy, Duke of Gettecoit, briether to his Majesty the King of Sardinia. The Nuptials were' celebrated with great poinvand magnificence ; the Nobility and per. sons of distiation attended at Court to compliment their Sicilian Majesties and the Royal Family on the occasion. In the evening there were illuminatiens, and.other public demonstrations of joy, throughout the city. Cfrerum.Office, ju,y 28, 1807. SUPERIOR WINES. CPENCER and. PERKINS, No. 115, Newgate . street,. Importers of Wisie for upwaids fort y . veaii, eighteen of which they have adopted that admirable 1114de of meliorating it in large• Vats 013 and . 4000 Gallons contents, • as is practised in Germany and otlwr Places Ahr..).11 ; by which their Wines are so unproved in Flavuur, and their . Cordial Qualities ,retained, that they are not Only a delicious Liquor to the Palate, - hot grateful to the Stomachs - of Nervous Mt.'. bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock ,pf Old Port, ; Maileira t - Altic.illa, is of t&,oeol. value, by which thor are euabled to Keep Wine to gn.sat in.:es, both to 'Cask and Bottle. They also keep a large Steck •or•Cogniac Brandy. Pine and Jamaica Ruin, and l a0.11)(10 Orange Shrub, the Oldest in London, treated in the saute m inner in Vats, whicb,. with their Wines, thty sell on the ino;t moderate Terms, 'for Ready-money. Not less than a Dozen sent to any part (lithe Town free oC Expellee. - • • • • RENOVATED AEA Lll-1. • TT has been too frequently, the gubjeA ofluit and geneTal reprobation, t. , at filen ei . ements`of the medical 'art • havd oinred theruseives as .;„itt ii gat. for public patronage in t lie - profession of phy sic I' or tit: pit rposs • • uldoing justice to thc result ot our studies and experis.sri:.e, and torevent us from tieing classed strionTtilose cmpi rich whose .• itnprudent pretensions have, unfortunately Mr society, been • too favourably received, we beg leave to suotnit to the liberal and'enlightened a faithful stateinerit of our ; pursuits and ete. quiremetits. A fret having received a - regular niedic4l educa• lion as the pupils cif 'Messrs. 1; Muted and t lizard, %v Itose !Mures and practice v•e carefully atteo;led e ..as prolessort anti surgeons of the: London Hospital,; we,entered ourselves as , stUdepts in that justly • celehrated 'scltool for inettieal acquire-- mem; the Royal College of Edinburgh.- and 'were instruchil in the dillerent branches of anatomy,.surgery, -the theory and ptatlice of physic, chemistry, mitlwatery,. botany, C. Ziw bY•thoSe eminent protesiors Drs. Minim, Gregory; B l ack, Hamilton, Dtincan end Rutherford. •We trust we shall not bedeemed piestimpruous- in saying that our.proticien4.!attd acquirements.are not Ineonsidetable. • .Havinsitor a long o f rtes of years made Venereal Complaints, and th&•vartous of Debility,.the particular object or our iitudies and' prietice, it wilt, we 'hope, h e a llowed that we - have actruire,,l.S'uperior know ledge of their, treatment and cute. Ili si I. ht and cases ot infettion a perfect re-establishment the.shart period of two days ; 'Aid in thOse-of the ittinust • veteraey, where °chef practitirmets have tailed. of Stif t :Ce4S, 4 proper per...eve;ance in our- plan of treatment : ensures. to`tria patient a safe and radical cu r e. • • • Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders Which "alit the . erects of•• a habit long and most unhappily iturs • ued t tlies., outh,of both-Seker,..there are 11011 C mare alarming or Ttion:•, distressing•thatt those. detiCiencits anti' debilities lvrsit:tt ice tuently prevent nr einbrtterltte matrintunial 'state."' pctsons it must be 4Consolittio n to koow tltat thajtmtly.liw•cl, by new and infaijihis mode oi treatment, he towed to s tliat greatest °tall human a trnitg, tuatity, airitt'vtgor.' DOS constitution." In all' or debility, Irony Wlitrievee causearising, - as Well as in every species of vomit/ int - et:llov, , • • inay becoustiltect by patients of either VI. with the est secrecy anti honour. Hours or consultation at !wine truab ten waiter:, and from 6in the everting tilt to at !tight. . • Patients in 'the country ids tentiesrettio *irate the p.irtieit Mrs ot their case, are. an: general habit 3 1 &c. closing a remittance tot ativi‘e and metTicin..:s, when flit will - be given, or'sent to any 'part of the kingdom. ' tan secrecy soessential to our undertaking, the. lsit4e ut t letters may be added to the account nit . nie.lic:iierz. Cllltl< I E and Co. Surgeons. .' No. to 7, 1-lattott—gar t . • .O:Sr Nlessm Currie antf,Co. have L:ertili:••atei front thew' above t „. 4l ,, t t a hi c Urntessors pt Lonthil owl I:ditibitiglt, ot the diligence, skill, and hutn!mity, with ivhiai n.ri•:."' formed the duties assizned them cltitnig'the itnc they at tended their Lectures and Poacher.. • . • •• , To T. TAYLOR, Sutgamt, No. 9, New liriu4e..s;rect, Lendt•n. IR. „ Edinburgh,' May 2. tnea. TN the Spring of 17g4 I way;atiliaed- with a Venerea Complaint, which I treated with iiulitiai ence tor Jive .....nalt.st hot tacit ottligyil : to apply put a t.'•upertgv!itop to tl . te Volt ireegnlLlaroi thin Disease tune; but 4nr , vin)r. ,mere tri.,l altsllteation,) some Mayne of And tie;; ,„ivi,;s • %,oroe for two yesrs L l t , a l); st:4 ;l t i e ci a l t t l :r i:s l t ol t , l c 9 e r . •, of the tires Gentlemen of .Itie Foculty here, worse atql c p.tralleled anti bey , and ulcerated from head t tiro - . vhe throat, I:Louth. noSC, legs, .11rMti, St:.,; hi kelt alternately in (latter of - becoming .useless; ju sh"ort,. 1 ii4ve had from t \venty thirty eatiii4 tike-r, on iity body, and nettily totally 'WEI or siOir.--4.t would he - volithlitio,is to p3ni,;111.1• fiZe all my casc-su:lit.;:. it tO ~ V.is, dr oil" will be,, ohe 01 a !sore it:et.e.-. - ipas, in Of a L0i . , ;.! • , ,,,o;pli- Catedll.:Rtte: I . was io-r.vl kapott bk /Hy dutl , imagin e d myscit, beyoLLo of re,:overy ; deli, my tdcl) (leatli w,,6 LtJ , sny More than mise - ralaie stare. lit this , ir•!;..,t!l sitthition (00 1 drag a roost exiit,;;l_,!, mill threw in me Iv4y d NewNi.,,pct• ~I , e 0 Mr. It, of Viyinotito Cuttl,l 11A • sent ana ye,; r 1, f 7 ,011 t‘t litikV, trek' L0i1,.; been, (after 111• Ore Cl,: ,f,„r v ,, distress,, in as guot.ta state h AL% Cvcr I ;as a proof Ut titis, tine, :1".; • :; i4, 1 1‘.tAiril•r t‘b me a le w. 11190 " 4.•..;.itt1,L.! GoLi, anti lit !:01.41.1i • at reitatruig publis , .. this; an.l ea may ..Lt ttate ret7.:t persons v ,r 1 " 1111',ervi.e, .1. ri - ques; you to wish to Uc satistied of-the truth this, oa t.o•ther r 2 r. u " culars!, to rile Or trt - v friends. by letter tt . As iew C3SCS tbr badness wti i ever et :num, mid jUitle exceed it, I Iti‘ . e from exper . woce rs!.:son to asserts mankind, that'in •your .I.EA K L they will tiatd.a sure, speedy,' sale, assts radical cure , tin the :must Orcaa ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called . 1 P LRMLI 1.1122. IMIN : THOMPSON._ • • Insurmountable family rertso:is prevent ,makini; name and address public; but creditable persons. ran' wanting information may also be referred to :ill and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, ttainsay4:ardens, Edinbuigh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the Roy al Calle8?: or Sargeo: o in Lpridon,at his house, N 0. ., NeW Bruig,..street, Where he witt giye Advice without' a tee, r. / persimis tair• ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, it paid, on the same terms, observing in all 4.7:1:>C1. the inviolable secrecy, no person's name or c.oe i** 6/ mentioned, but at their own particular recore..t, by tac 1 ro , prietor,* during the course or' inure than tnittv-six yeah that he has had the conduCAing of an extensives:de of the above Medicine, and the practice arising wen:from. 'They are also sold by his Appoint:nem, :tor the Olive' nience et those liVing at a distaru:e; h i , Mr. ll;exT 0 0 South-bridge. Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, t.; lo * go_ w, to whom also Mr. T. refers for' his addressi • at.i tur rertumers, No. 3i, St. Alban's-,:street,. 10 r7 Robertson's Toy-shop, No. iej,. Oxtord.:streot; Mr. pis* borough's, No. 7, Fisti-street-hill, nearly opposite the A lO , - num= t Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 'l, Tower-hill; Mi, Bull, Dante-street, Dublin ; and by 01 '1 person in every 'considerable town in A; rear-Ttritaio slid L 'lreland, in !loxes of only yet, each, seskd uP uli and plain (Bret - lions, whereby persons, of 'ether "- flay cure , itehiselvei with Elie awl wt e.4*- ' N. B. very Box 4,..;11 Grunt Britain is seal"' with a Stamp, on Wrii:4l,. by favour of the eorriT . ' 3 r, ioners, is ppoted,, at the Statrip-otlica—" 140.-6, New bridge-street," to imitate whiCh is 7t . elooY all otiaers SIC COUnterleitS • • MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT PAIILIAMENT. Borough of Midhurst —Thomas Thompson, of Cottingharn, in the County ot York, Esq. Borough of St. Mawe's —The Right Hon. the Lord Viscount Ebriogtun. Borcugh ot Midshall, otherwise Mitchell—Sir jaines of Dunglass, in NOrth Britain, Bart. Borotigh of Cockennouth—john Osborn, Esq. of Chicksands Priory, Bedfordshire.' Mr-Office,ly 28, 18.17. - - - 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards ' George Warbrick. Cent. to be cornet, by p u r c h ase , vice Chambers, promoted in the totli'Light Dragoons. apt; Regiment of Light Dragoons. Quarter-master (ones to be Corner, ,without purchase, vice Elliot, pro. 'noted. ilith Ditto, Richard Ellis, Gent. t o b e C orne t, by purc h ase , vice Balf; promoted. 19th Ditto, Robert Waring Maiwell, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,. vice Buckle', promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Como% Brevet Major lames Phillips to be Captain of a l'oltivony, without purchase;. vice Lord Forbes, appointed to the Command or 3d Garrison Battalion. Ensign' Wm. Clinton Wynyard ru 00 Lieutenant, vice Phillips. Ensign and Adjutant • George Bryan to have the Rank ot Lieutenant. 3d Regiment of Foot. Guards, Captain Francis llepbuin to be Captain of a Company, witnout purchase, vice !'uric. turd, who retires. • Ensign Henry P: Boyce to be Lieute. nant, vice Dephurri. ISt Regiment ot Foot, Captain Andrew Hamilton; froM the .72d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Chaluner, who exchanges. Burrage Halliday, Gent. to be' Ensign, lav purchase, vice Linn.; promoted.... 3d Ditto, Thomas Henry Mann, Esq. to be Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, vice •Gardiner, appointed. t• the 13th Light Dragoons. • 4th Ditto, Ensign R o bert'S e lby Cunningham to 'be Lieute. natt, by purchase, .vice Shaw, promoted in the 6Oth Foot. 14th Ditto, Paymaster Thomas S r.t , i tom the ad Itati.ttioo. to be Paymaster of the Ist Battalion, vn.c roulerton, who exchanges. Paymaster Alex. Foulerton, from the ist Bat talion, to be Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, vice Sword, who exchanges. - ti 23d. Ditto . , john Bishop, Gent. •to be Second Lieuten ant , b y pu'rchase, vice Thornhill, poinoteil: .24th Ditto Lieutenant-General Sir -David Baird, K. B. from the 54th Foot, to be Colonel, vice'Gen. deceased, zBth Ditto; Lieut. Johnson to ti*: C.tpt4itt of a by purchase, vice Sleeinan;', who i ctires. fnsi};ii Samuel Crsininer to be Lieuien;on, without purchase, vicelohnsuri. 42d Ditto, Lieutenant Donahl.M.kenzie, twin the Xth Gar rison to be Lieutenant, vice Al'Donnell. who excitaliges. • _ ' • • (To be eenthued.) IMMICRUPTCY EjVLARGED.' Edward Maine, of St. Swildn's.lane, London, merchant, true► August 8 to t I,'at to, at G uildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, Henry Alexander, of Mourfields, ►Middresex, broker. • B4NKRUP7 S lames Wood, of Burnky, lianessltire, apothecor;y to surren derAhgust 21, at five, 22, and Sept. 8, ,at eleven, at the liull Inn, Burnley. A t tianies, hl r. Shaw, jun. BuilileY ; or Mr. klutd, King's Bench.kv.lks, Ternple,. London. Robert .Walitieslcy, of Hab:r A ii.:ll !;;ryes, 'W hal ley, Lanca shire, cotton-ivianufaeturer, August Zr, at five, 22, and Sept. 8, at eleven, at the Burnley: A ttorniesi Mr. Shaw. Burnley ; of Mr: Hurd King's Bench-walks, Temple, London. Archibald Alackean, late of Winchester-street, L a ndon, merchant, AUgust 4, ti, and Sept. 8, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Riviugton, f enchurch-buildingi, end) u rch-b free; . • Thomas Nesbitt, of High-street. Southwark, Surrey. china man, August 1,8, and Sept. 8, at ten, .4 Guildhall. At , tornies, Messrs. Twynain and Walker, King's Boch. walks, Temple. Samuel Lloyd, of Paddington, Middlesex, grocer, August 41 it, and Sept. 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Sudluw, Munument4ard. DIPIDENDS. August 27. Thomas Cape, late of Lincoln, corn,failor, 4t ten, • at the Kingston's Arms Inn, Newark-upott.Trent, NOt tilighanishire. August 27. William Barker, of Newark-Upon- front, .Not tinghanishire, woolstapler, twelve, at the Kingston's Arms Inn, Newark - upon- Trent. - August i. SaMuel Yates, of Wood -street, London, merchant, ' at twelve, at Guildhall._ _ August 24. Thuntaa Daily, late of Chichester Sussex, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Chi chester. August 25. 'Ann Pugh, of Chatham, Kent , shopkeeper,"at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 12. Kohert Shearman, of Ingram-et/tut, Fen. church-street, ship-owner, at ten, a t August 8. Thomas Parsons, latent Marchmont.place, Rut sell-square, Middlesex, builder, at ten, at Guildhall. August 8. lames Charles Santo, of Bowling-green-larie, iildlesux, vittualler, at4welve, at G uild 11 al I. August tB. Sirs, of Blackinan-street, Southwark, Stirrey, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall; London. • August 27. Stanley Bullock, late of Manchester, calico. printer, tit eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Mau, • cheater. August 29. George Ortnond, of Manchester, dyer, at elev:n, at the Bridgewater Arms, Mancheater. August 22. William ‘VeliVer, of the Red Lion, Cray's-Ann lane, Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. August 20. . Mortin.er, late of ‘Vivenhoe, Essex, maltster, at eleven, at the G rittin Inn, Colchester. CERTIFIC4rEs. August ill, john flingley, of Upper john-street, St. Pancras,. Middlesex, statuary and mas , rit. lobo Dowling Burke, late of Queen's Elms, Little Chelsea, . Middlesex, merchant. John Muorhouse, late of John-street, Adelphi, Middlesex, wine. merchant. - raines Hyde, of Manchester, dyer. limes Jackson, of Manchester, dealer. Williatli England, of Little Walsingharn, Norfolk, shop-. keeper. PARTNERSHIPS' DISWLPED. iolin Hawes, son. [oho Hawes, jun. and. Edward Hawes, of Matisel-street, GoodMJn's-tields, sugar-retiners.--loscini and Samuel Williams, of George-street, Minories, tea brokers.—Edward Bate, Mewls Harris, and Edward Moody, of silk-mercers.-- loseph Dttnnielitf, sen. and lohn DunniolifF, of Melburn, Derby, and Francis Austin,. of LO,lOOll, niercers.—fottu llateman, Thomas Bell, and 1. Singleton, of Hull.-Peter Ashcroft and Timothy I.ee' Hargreaves, of Fresco', Lancaster Brewers.—T homa s Wright, ;joint Wright, , a o 6Ccoro Wright, and Thomas . Bougl.4y, urTiptun, Stafford, .timber-merchants.—l-lenii min Astley and John Wilson, of Vernor-street, iron.tlealers.— Benjamin Curl and fames Dwerryhouse; of Bootle,•Liverpool, skinners. .11v,the Church of Aberconway, in the county of Caernarvon; is a stone with this.rernarkab]e luso - y. 7 tion (you it :—" Here heal the body ofNlC:}l4)i.Ai HOOK , Esq. Gent. who was the „ONS , AND-1;014.-. -of hi.s Fathor,..by. A LlCk s tli, way Wife-, and the:PatherofsievEti.!..t;ip-TWebITY eilii dren, by one Wife. He.dieil the 20th day of Mitch, 4.087; . • Sir J. B. Pietts.--The Dublin' Evening Herald, says---- , " On Monday ; the - 20th inst. .between the hours of twelve and one o'clock, as• Sir JON BEN.;" NET PIERS, Bart. was amusing himself with a Morn ing lounge, in the shop of Mrs. Stiaw ; of Douglas, in the Isle of Man, he was most" disagreeably sur prised by the entranlye of six bailiffs, who arrested him at the suit of 'Lord (...lONCUIt'II i Y, for the sum of 20,0001. Irish currency, under .a warrant of his Grace the Duke.of ATttot,. In what manner this warrant was obtained, or .how the execution of •it reconciled Co the rights, franchises, and im munities of the Manx Constitution, we leave to others to ascertain.. •. Only 14,000 Tickets to draw ! Tipe Grand Prizes in the NVlleel! A very few Tickets to be obtained ! Thursday, the 6th of August, the First drawn Ticket will be entitled to 30,0001. Warrant ed , undrawn - Tickets -and • Shares are on Sale' at Holt N SAY and Co.'s 26, Cornhill,-02, Charing-cross,, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. . . The event of yesterday's (third day) drawing of the Lottery - has baffled the judgment of our greatest calculatot's. Notwithstanding they speculated on two or three of the larger Capitals arising, not one has stirred. The avidity of the public will, in con sequence, naturally increase in proportionfor epos sesion of chances, where such a focus of capital Prizes unites. SHIP NEWS. CR,AVISIND, JU!Y 25. Passed by—the , Sally, Hall, froM Philadelphia; Fortuna, Anderson, tram Norway ; Bransburg, .Norman, Phoenix, Broad,' 1.1 za, Painter, and Durrigheden,: Wishall, tix.m Smyrna; and El:za, Realier, from Tonningen. BIRTHS. On Friday 'last, at Gwanyaog, near Denbigh, the Lldy of the R. Nlyddeltun,,ot a Daughter. On Saturday last, at Bdlevue, isle of Wight, the Lady o f G. Want, Lhq. of a Daughter. M,l R It !E U. On sati:do, ot St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr. James (;I;iman, Surgeon, ot'lliAngate-, to Miss Anne Hard ing„ot ' I li.!sairie clay, at Lewisham, -W. George Fenton, to Miss Annro, ut' Blackheath. . . On rtiesday the'zist inst. at the Church of St. Mary's, Scilly, Nir. lohn Davies a Pieacher in the Methodist con nexion, t.,: kliss Ann Millett, ' - , • . srot . Ks RDA Y. India Stock, India Bonds, is pr. South Sea Stock, New Ann. ' Exchetwet BUIS, par, ts. pr. Oruniurn, A dis. Imperial 3 per Cent. to Ann. 7 g• itiths - Cons. tor 26111 . Aug. 621 DORKING, SURREY. TO BE SOLD B I'XIVATE CONTRACT By Mr. ROBINS, 1 1 ".- • PEEPDENTE, „a truly Desirable Estate, . . . .pact Freehold, and part Cnpyinild, Lanti-taxredernM —cornlrising a capital modern • brick-built Mansion, happily situate!' on a beintilul ern'nence. and ptallued.for the aecont. modatinn nta 4 , 0 bleman o r Gentioil m's. Family of ,the first distincii, , a; with.evcry requisite attacti,:d and detachea offLirs) , the whole in - coMplete repair ; excellent Gardens, Not.. , houses, Pleasure-grounds interseeled with beautitul . Walks. Grottos, 'Cave's, and rural Retreats, and ,oniamented: witty luxuriant Forest Tres and ShruOs; All excellent Eil tin . holisc -t on the Estate, with Barns, Cart- lOdgeS, ' StablcS,' and (anti Buildings, Rick-yards, &e. and sundry Inclostires of rich. meadow, pastors, arable, - and wood -I-and, pnnprising in tlit. whole upwards of tea Acres,s4uate near he ;own of Vorkihg.. in the most atlinieeci part of the county of Surrey, near all the principal market-towns, and within 4,iniles of London. • , To be viewed by Tickets. , Particulars of Mr: Robins, Warwick t .stteet, Golden-square. !HAD. On Tuesday the zest in , st. at Clifton, near,Bristol, Valen. tine, third suu of Get/ye Goold, Esq. of.W.impole.street.• Lately.* the Right lion. Lady Richards Phaire, mild of •l Roncit ithaire, Esq. of -I)aphine, in the County, of Wex-• turd. Un thurstlay list, after a short Illness, at ClaytorirMills, near Mandiester, Mrs. Nash, wife of Sebastian Nash, On f. evening, at his house in Orchard- place,South arnpion, Alajor St. Clair, Barrack- MaSterat ' Sumil evening, at Kilburn, in consequence of , his horse 'tailing it, liim, Mr. bona Man, •Jun. r . of 't'hree . Cpnes. . Ttie . same morning, in the Creasury, Mr. - Wood, the Trea sury Messenger. . . . .„ . . CatelY . , at"liimpton; Middlesex, after a long and painful •illisess, Miss Sarah Chadwick, in the 66th yearof her age. iew s since, the Harry Purlewent, 11.1). some time Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, and sector of Bramwell, in the County of Northampton, Lately, aged 80, Mr. kViliiain Sheffield; sen. of Rough near New Matron, Farmer. • Last week, at Hadclentiain, in the Isle of Ely, fames, the son or Thomas !imitate, a youth ahout 19. He bad walked trout Milton, a distance of about eight uuics, When being much heated, his ilear:i was •occasioned by immersing add washing his , leer and legs in cold water. PR/CE 0 YitSTt Bank Stock, 229 6 230 Navy ; per Cent 9i S per Cent. 1797, Irish s per Colt 'we 4 ocr,t et - q. 80 jar tut lien 6iiii • pur Cunt Con hi kink 1.... i,in 17 d 11:16tlis Ditto Short Ann, AT LONDON MUDGE TO-MOR -1(0.W. blunting, '33 mitt. after'g. A ftertioor),- 8 mitt. after to. ' th O e f le E nc d r il a c t a s t s i r o s; n efil ai t i ) d y firmed success iethe best criterion of superiority. • the " -" se r i t i e lk ti Ee rr o L t l.Ps it ibr i c: i l e rie e t I : B l ( i ii a ° l n b iaa r it a g n i‘t c r h te , "' the n' sanction of long con- Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclusi v e treatment of Thtce Disorders, antis the successful result of my plan gives inc additional ardor to oppose, as tar as l :oh able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. Atter initiation into every lirvich, as an Army Surgeon, I tented a wish at an early period . of Practice to rescue in dividuals trout the ignorance ot. uneducated men, or. the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. .: • The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every species of \TEN E. REAL INFECTION, whether of treeent or long du• ration: oily, All kinds or debility, whether the habits of school .oys, or the induigenees •of Mati.:e ages And, lastly, tact derangement ot toe system in wu. uten which is called !Itkit it EN N I'. SS, or ST F. ik I LIT V. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance,. or haste in the treatment of a simple.Goitorrhceai and it not un. frequently happens, that tne seeds of l.ite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. —ify a superior me, • thottsuch CoMplaints are easily et:red; and, even where others have tailed, I trust that I may presuine to effer u radical re-establisionent. Few,. however, are the eases of complicated distress in • t his , disorder, compared with the calamitous situations cf Men, who, t ruth' an indulgence in a Solitary. vice, or the prevalent gaieties of }t fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. ‘V here the unhappy suairer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be wine cokes., talon fur him to know, that although it be an objeel of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal or these Deticieucies by the gradual progress of kenova. tints, IS the acquire:Acta et soy Experience. If the ritrs of Bacchus or. Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety Will be prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid' State ; and in .these cases, no great aiiticukty will occur. -tint where this Deficiency has for years existed,' a proper perseverance is indispensably . eq:iiisite to revive the slum. • berme Sparks of Lite, arid to re-animate the Constitution. • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed lit then-expectations of a Faintly, may be assured, that in ,most instances, such : deeds are curable .by Medical skill. The secresv which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which' I have presumed to state ' form Die basis of any pretens i o n s, and in coincidence with such this intimation is givers, that Mr. ltree may' be consulted personally, or. by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his housc, No. se, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple liar. 0.3" There is an letdittont I Entrance in Water -street, altouene, and the Name is on both the doors. MARTIN 4EI, m em b er , s t the Royal Collrge of Sur Bens. A CA UT toe. —Some Persons who falsely assert them selves .to he Members of the Royal College, having for sevei oil months past copied Advertisements almost..word foe word, and inserted them as their Own productions ' it is.my duty to meution, tint those Persons a re not Members of any; College in London, Edinburgh, or elsewhere, nor have they: any right to practise Surgery in London, LONDON : Printed by Rich AdiD }I A Rats, of No. 4, Mattlett-court. Bow-street; and published by WiLLIA bf Ax m G itt Sealers of South Multon-street, GrosvenGt.SCHl2l2, At tho Sus-OPPtcR No. tic+ ktratiri n_ c__ r .1_