The Sun. — London, England, 1807-01-26 00:00:00

From the LONDON" GA7,ETTE, Jan. 21., 1807. rfrar-feice, z 4, tgo7. 4th 'Regiment' of . D , :;2oon• Guards,. Thomas .Want Gent. to oe Cyr . by puri.hase. Webb, pro- • • rnOt .‘; - , . . , ~ . sth Re; ineut of rnc;t, . Lieutenant Robert, Ragu'eneni Doh_ oii t.. he Ciiptain of a Company, by purchase,. vice C; iren, who r•,:tires. •I,:.,iisig,ix Niiichael M4)owu tL,' be Lieute- Dant, without purLhase, vice 13• Ates, who resigns. f,lin N:wiroot Wv id.; Gent. to ire Ensign, vice Nl`Don.igh: fohn Pigot, i;ent. tone Eiisign: without purchase, vice Croher, promoted. ,assistant - Surgeon Thomas 'Hogg', fr—ni the 7 0 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice MiNtation, de. • w " Ditto,.Ensign and Adiutant-W;lliam Betts to have the raid: of ,Lieuteli.on. Ensign ('a.rick to. be Lieu.: ti.n;,llt, ViLt , Barnard, p.rottioted. in the 4th Garrison Bat talion, George, Whit,,, Gent. tribe Frisign,.vice Dillon. 16th Ditto, Ensign Frederiek:,:Viiier'-to be Lieutenant, .vice Datiser, deceased. Ensign Sirritgitt, A Ileyile .13art. front tae II Foot, • to. tie Lieutenanti via: deceased. Felix _O'Hara, Gent. to be Ensign, vice :liner: John . ; Hanitury Gcni: to be' EtisiAn, vice Callow, de, ceased. ISO - Ditto, fames Grueber. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ord, promoted'. 32.11 Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon William Walters, .from•the - 7tli Fcot, to be A ,sistant-Surgimn; 3;tn'DittO, S_lnalwell. to be Lieutenant, vice Meredith, deceased. ' 'Eritrani Rad.clitle, Gent. • to be. En sign, vice banks, deceased, - Yorke, Gent. to beiin sign, yice Shadwell. 38tli Ditto, Andrew Todd. Gent. to he Fn,ign,;by.purchaSe, vice Hickins, promoted in the West India - Regiment. 39th Ditto, Ens ,,, ti Richard •Necdhain, from thei.Sth FQot, to he EnsiO, b y putcha,e, vice Cuppage, pronioted. 44th I)itio, Ensign Andrew Donaldson to be Lieutenant,.by purchase,. vice Kennedy, who retires. 6. th Ditto, Captain. Tiloolas • Farrar, from Ha t f_.pay of the s:h Foot, to be Captain .of a Company,. vice Souter,-who c,.i.l.anus. join, Sprectier,. - Gent, to he Ensign, vice Cave, appointed to Inc ist Garrison Llatiali,!n. 67th Lie , neriant lulin Littler, front the toll Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice 76th i',ittt). To -be Ensigns- John Potenger,. Gent. rice iione, I - irony:tea in the ibth Richard Lon ;fie:d 'Geo, Flanagan; ,promoted in . the Stn West Indi‘i Regiment. (pint iklansell, Gent vice M'Kinft•ii, pn,moten in the 801 'Vv'est India Regiment first i into, John Elwes, Gent. to be Ensign, with out porch4se. vier Dudgeon, promoted. 72:1 Ditto, Captain S. Jackson, trorn the 3d Garrison Bat taln'n, to be Captain of a Company, vice Vicary, Fn. moted in the toth Royal Veteran) Battalion-. 73;.;Ditt;;Cainatn I. Murray, friiin Soth Foot, to be Captant of. a Cotnpaii, vice Kenny, who ex‘lianges. lieutenant Alex. Gray to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Pearson, promoted. Ei.Jigit Anthony Bub back u.; be Lieutenant vice Griy. B,,th Ditto, C', - .ptain Eyre, Evans Kenny, from-the -734 Foot, 0 he Captall,l Of a Con - wady,. vi, e Murray, who ex , „ chances. Sist Ditto, Q l ?rter-rvlaster-Serjeant Peter Baker to be ()lat ter. Nl,str..., vice Varethorpc, dece , :secl. 9.st Ditto, %Valiant er, Gent: to be Ensign, without pia vice I. Campbell, whose Appointinent:has nut. taken pliiCc. ' 92 , 1 Ditt o , iit“ign folin Horn to be Lieutenant, without war vn.e Hunter, who : tesigns. 93d Ditto. Alex. Nluirhead; -Gent. to. be Ensi?, - ti, by per... clue, vh.e 11., - dderick-,.. promoted. 95th Ditto, tValter Clerk, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,';' , by purchase, vice Crawfprd, ap i ointeal to'the.' tat Light Drai;oons, ,6th Ditto; Ensign iohn W. Campbell to be Lieutenant, • vice I- Lining, deceased. %Valiant Carrington, Gent. to • be Ensign, vice Campbell. 6th West India Regiment, .Ensign John Robertson to be Lieutenant, vice - Rains, deceased. George Cochrane, Cent. to he Ensign, vice Robertson. Serjeant-Nlajor lOtin Scott, trout the qiith Foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign, vice Rains, deceased. • 7th Ditto,' Ensign Richard. Edwards to be Lieutenant, vice Hardie, deceased. Ensign R. Elea:wit to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Francheville, wlio resigns. Quar ter- ~ ;.titer-Serjeant Stewart Maxwell, from the 37th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ffennell. john Salmon, Gent. to be vice Bth Ditto. To be Lieutenants --Ensign fames, Flanagan, from the 7th Foot • • Losign Donald tl/P , Kiiti• tr.mn ditto. Ensi;.m Thomas Ciosbie, vice - Mongol], deceased. Icte.luch:unp', deceased. T o It : . .11, Gent. vice Crosbie. Watteviil2.'s Regiment, Serje,nt.Mujor loseph . Mermet to be Adjutynt,.... with tile rank of Ensig.i, vice Zenhentier,- - Royal Rernondo Cortyi-ra, Gent. to be 'En, vice Shording, whose Apponttui..ait has not taken place. • • - , .` ad Garrison - Elttalion - , -Surgeon Benjamin Johnston, froin Half-pay ottlteillth Fool,tto be Surgeon, vice Pa',Arthtir, who excnanges. 3d Ditto, Li , ' atcrant-Thomas from the 6th I4agriOn uards, :to be Captainola Company, vice r;- son, appoint,':d to the . 72(1.Yu0t.' 4th Ditto. !ono Thomas, Esq. late Lieutenant- Celdgel of the 28th Foot, to be P.avin.ister. 6th Ditto - , Ensign Wijliam Gut. Isciell to Adj , tint. Sr jemit.Major Kettiphic, from thu.s. 13th. ,z, to .be Qazirter-larer. . • 4th Royal YetefAn Battalion, Callytin It..try Cary, from the 'lft;C:r in Wtttallyn, to tie Captain Via Cooyany, lotA Qiiifter-41Aster-_:rj2 , :nt S,tha ?;richons, from the 5L it Royal Veteran 114:,:lion; to be En-ion. MEMOK N DUNI • Thc are. superseded, viz. 7th yoot,_ tz.ti.iht - pav I:I %Volker,: --- irli - ihrjciCaptziiii.la;a4s N. Ni.iiil4rd,arld Lieutenant Rich. Prebton, betzr, t ; absent witnGut .lci.ve. Oninavce jaq. 22, 1537. Ry.ll Regime/ii rigadier,General 0 rlandw . 4\lat&y ,to be Colonel- Commlncl ant, vice Stewart, deeeased,, Lientetutut- Colonel - V•iiljiani Bentham to ne vice 11 , 1anky'. 'Major Wm. Robc to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bentham. Captain Coleblook.e,ito be Major, vice:R.-inc. • • Secomi Captain H . . P. Grant to be Captain, Golz!)rooke. ,First La. , ote • mina atinry L. &Latin to 14.: Seeo+ia Captain, - vice Grant. Seeonii Lieutenant' 111011115 Junes to , be l'irst Lieutenant, vice Martin. All dated lan. 13, 1807. R, : yal Artillery :Dri vers Alex. Clarke, Gant. to be Quarter , Master. Dated jan. 16, 1807. . • • . . , . Corps of fi!ya( iiiirna , ) , Ayincers: Second Captain John T. ;oties, of itte-Uorlis ot RoyAl , Enki - tieers, 1,. oe Aiijutant aild Quarter-tna:iter. Dated Jan. 1, t8c.,7, ' . Commipi9.7vin ;Le .11i:rdeenshitc s;gnei by the Lard - .l , ,ri,to;•;):t .i _ • Capt3iti I , l,,ttray, who has resigned his Atijivtantcy, t., bt.--",:iiptain or a Company, vile resigitca. Dates.i :So6: )ohn Dick, liscl., to he Captain, vice W. A. Guidon, appati;ted to the 1.1:1e. Bated as above. 13 NK.R UP TCI4S S PE TZS I D lames Srrtit,ll and Edward Meredith, of, lilAck'niarlr-stri2t, Drury-lane, Mltfdlcsex, ro.en-drapas :tact. to-partner 6„, Steel, late of Stockport, Cire:7.:l46, bt!! now of Etit Itutforcl, Nottirighamshire, chnk-nranufeAdurcr. .B4NKRUPTS , idward Meredith, of 131ackmoor.strzet, Druty-lane, 111";.1- , dies.;::, linen-draper, to sureetidcr jau. VeJ 7,4,11 d .1:1-ac'a 7, at ten, at Guilnitall." Attorney; Mr. liiirrnar, wn,e-r , irtce-court, 1.1,,:-strect. , .• William 1-linkiton, of f'rnres-strect, •i . totherhithe, Surrey, nrAster-mariner, lau. 27, Vco. 7, •attn i\latch. 7, at ten,- At Lons.on. Atternies, Messrs.. I'aim:r, Tom- Irnsomi, and Thomson, Copthal-court, Throgmorton street. Thomas Atkinson, of Brown's QUily., Wapping, M ddlesex, 7,,r4, and Match at-t+velVe,A Gui ldhall. Att rney, Mr.,l'ack4on, 1 encliotca-bailding, 1'c:1:111,1;0i_ - stfect. • Ce;orge.: Scott, di Upper Thartes 7 street, London, grocer and iea—lealer,.ian. 27, Feb: 7, and.Marcli 7, at ten, at Guild hell. -Attorney, Mr. Godinand,ltrine-court, New Bridge str et. Wrilutin Richardson, of New-Cross, Surrey, taker, lan, 27, leo. 7, and ..larch-7, ar terWat Cuildhair, London. At.. - totney, Mr..KaylL, i-rown-street, Nevriutton, Surrey. LONDON .1' 7inrcd by) At the Stit:'-thiF William Powpll,,of Brecon, liguot-mercharit,. 34. Feb. 17, and March '7, at ten, at Guilds r, Attor `nies, Messrs: South and , Setree,• lb teat bt. Helen's, • Bisholis4ate-street, Titania§ Garner, of `.Greenwich, Kent, ier, I an, 27, Feb_ 3, and March 7, at ten, at Gitildhalt„ Loon , )). At :vlr. Fdlitignam, Ullioitistreet, Whi;;;cilapel. William Grove, ()lane Poultry, Lodoit, ian.. 27,. Feb.. 7, and March 7, at twelve; at-Guildnall. • At torney, Mr.' Loxley, Cheapside. i• • Joseph Spencer, .late of Taplow- Mill, Buckin,;liamsliire, J an. t 7, Feb, to, and Maren 7, at eieve.i, at. ;:ui;.l.. • _ A tturnies, : Messrs. Pearce, 1)i sun, anal Allen, rdtetnoSter4ow. 1440 k-street, Holhn•n, Middlesex, en gineer, tool and lathe-maker, Jan. ;o, Feb. 1,1, atttwelvc, • and. Arlarcii arten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Mr. Yawn, Cross-s7rect, I lattor.-::.:reet. Thomas \V ileocks, of Orchard-street, Wastminster, Jan23o,• at twelve, Feb. 14, at eleven, March 7, at ten, at Attorhies, MesSrs. Vincent and Up stone, BAlfqrd-street, Balturd 7 square. Thorhas WoOki, of Heiefor.l, statuary, f a t.:.►3,'29, and March j,'atiLleunt,,,ar.t;te Arms 11.)tel, lierer.ho. Attornies, Messrs. ,Williains and Dark, Bearfurd j -rOw, Lond'un ; or -• Mr. , Woodh - otoe,.l.h.freard. John.K,ershaw, Of Shaw-Chapel, Prestwich cum Oldhun, Lancashire, cotton-Manufatturet, - Fen.. 5,6, and narch'7, at eleven, at the litkuu.7pf S i imuel Searle, Maldleton, Lan cashire. Attorney, ditipPentraht .1 eril pie, Lig:don, ThOmas Robinson and. Michael ltohison,, late or.,r,irkhy Stephen,: Westnitnlanil, lign;)r-in..rchants • and cOp3, ners, Flip. 6, at five,.7, at Ci.vc,l, and ;slates 7, at rive, at tile White Hart Inn, Kendal. A ttorilies:M:ssrs, Wil. son and Suns, Kendal ; or Mr.. Rigge, Carey-street, London, Will ia:n Handley, of Bevcrtev,Yorkshire, cia tiler and leather, cuttero 29.'3,, at theWhiie Hart :Tavern, Kingston, upon-Hull, and March 7, at the Beverley Arms Inn, Be verley, at eleven each day. Attorney, Mr. Campbell, Be verley. jolin Lockhart Bernard, formerly of.Shorter's-court, Throe mono,' street, London, and late of ltaissell-square, Mid dlesex, stock-bro'-:.er, Feb. 7; 14, and .starch 7, at eleven, at G itiidlialL A tturnies, Messrs. Mayo alid Pearce, Cloak- Line, Queen.street, Cheapsirte. Robert .Hen ley, - ot Okl-street-r ad, Shoreditch',. Ili Lilesex, mu-ley-seri yeller, lan. 2 7, Feb. 7, and Marc h 7, at ten; at Guildnall. Attorney, Mr. Calcraft, L) on-Inn, Wyeti- street. IVilliain Morton. of Lancaster, corn-m t ..rchant, Feb.• - 4, at live, 5, 411:1 March 7, al - elev.:n, at titz t:otn:nerciAl inn, Lancaster. Attormes, Mr. Hurd, Temple,.l, , mtion ; or M r. Lanca,f John Unsworti), of Manchester, perrantzr, Feb. ta, anti M it h 7, at two, at the Svremf Eagle lun. Al.l.4lthest , :r. Attornies, Mr. Cheek, Nt i nacwster ; or Mr. lionstield, Bou;verie•street, Fleet-street, London. William Richardson, ,of Wrothaul, .Kent, innl*lder, jatt. ' 30, ,it ten, Feb. 7, and March 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attarnies, Mr. Poole, Serje.nit's Inn,, Chan - .; cery-Line, London ; or Messrs. liilduch and Hutchin.; son, Seven .Oats, K.-nt. Matthew Arn:wage, of Althlui-Mills, near Blackburn, Lao. Casa:re, mullet, feb. 16, 17, aikt .slar...ut 7, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. ..A.tiorhey, Mr, Orred, Liver. pool.— . . . . folm Niblett, of 'Bowbridge. I:o3barfiugti, Glerucestershire, clothier, Feb. 2, ,at six, A, and Alitri;it 7, at eleven, at the George I lin, Stroud, (;li.cu,sa,tcr6flire. A - Mimic.% Mr. ConAable; Syrnothys-Lni, Loddou ; or Mr. Lautiburn, Stroud: - .• folio Brown, now or late of Liircro , :,ol, dra;ter • Feb. 9, to, and Marco 7, at eleven, at the White Lion inn ; Che.,ter. . ._ . . •l Attorney, Nlr: ROyle, , Edo/4rd .Newbury, ifl,t-lir.)ad- stre e t, London, 'builder, J4ll, 31, Feb. 7, and March-, atone, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs, Snuth and 'Filson, Chapter-House, St. Paul's Qhureb-yiird. [oho Morris , late. of.. Union-street, Bond -street, Middlesex, boot and shoemaker, 'lan. 3 Feb. 7', at one, and.Ma reit 7, at twelve, at guildhall. Attotney, Mr..Metcalf, hall-street. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 16 Hawkins, ot Ash, 'Sutlblk,- miller,. at eleven, at the White Hart-inn, Wickarn•karket. Fe!). 14. - Thos. Hi - ggins, of Titrogmorron. street, .merchant,• at eleven, at, Guildhall'. Feb. t 4. j. Hamilton and W.Surkington, of Finch-lane, merchants, at ten, at 'Feb.- 28'. Baukes, ot Lincoln, maltster, at, ten, - at Guildhall, London. Feb. 14. j. H. 'Champion, ot Gravesend,' grUr.:er, at ten, at" Feb. 4 . 1 .4 d . ..l'ettett, of Yarmouth, upholsterer, at eleven, at Feb. 21. lanufson and S. M'Qiioid, of Sherborne-lane, merchants, at . 'one, GUild._ halt. ',Feb. 14. `[..l3onsall, ot the Crescent, St. George's fields, eabinet-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. IS. R. Bates,.of Cuttle-bridge, - Derby shire, putter-merchant, at eleven, at the king's Arras Inn, Derby. February t 6. joseph. Moiser, Sutton-upon- Derwent, Yorkshire, and George Heal, ot Pocklington, millers, at eleven,'itt the Y,.rk Tavern, York.: Feb. 2'. - .T. - Harris, of Prince's.' street; Prince's-quare, vintner, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 2.7. -T. Martin of liirtliingharn, and T. Nicholls, of Stone, Stafli cordwahx:s, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Digbetli-street, Birintngham. Feb. 2.4. R. Dear. Man, - of Ilarnstey, York, and . R. Dearman, .of -Pindar-Oaks, York, rnerenants, at ten, at the White llear Inn, in Barns. I , ±y. Feb - . 2S: I. lietbat, ot Dow.gateAtill, indrchant; at Guthihall. Feb. i 7". A. Arbuthnott and R. 11, of Pnilpot- lane, merchants, atone, at Guildhall. F. Drake, of Plymouth Dock, baker, at ten, at Gtniclll.ll, Loudon. Feb. u 6. W, Austin. -of Oursley, Ulu - LH:ester,: glass-seller, at ten-, at the Lamb Inn, Dailey. LATP IMPORT. COURT O . F •KINGes iiliNCi-T, lAN. 14. TEE KING''V. TOWEttS. The ,Thfendant, Capt. Towers, an Officer of the Guards, was breuzlkkup to -receive "the judgment of he Court, in consequence of a conviction for having ut ail abusive letter to one.ol.the 174agistrates,of Ipswich. It -appeared an affray 11171 taken place in that town among some Officers. Captain Towers interfered.,.' and oillzed to he bail for some of them.' The ,Magistrate refused his bail ; on which the Cap tain; in a' moment of irritation, wrote-the letter in question. It app '=fired he repented of what he had ,done, end imm,2,!ilicir-sent to the _Post-Office, but could not get the lettierjxick. , . The,ll:fendant hav ing been already confined two month's, was sentenced 'tb one month's more - imprisonment, and ordered to find sureties for his gooct•behviour. . . S HOC Munoh,R..--,Oh Saturday Mr.CnivEas, of clapliam bnumon, was most barbarously mur tiered by his own servant. Oa :the. morning. of that ; day, after breakfast, tue. nieces who reside with him, %cent ilis carriage to take an airiitg; Mr. CIIII"ER, itll6 Was between 70 and 80 years of age, we:it into- Ills g.u - de' to ,take a walk, , as was- his daily custom; insrcting•thegardener at his work; and, conversing with him ; the latter is a, ,Seotchman, 2 2 yearS of age,.and - Ifull six feet high. About half-past eleven o'clock the gardener ran into thehouse fro'n the garden, in great agitation and terror, exclaiming 'to the servants, " Lord, what haVe I done I I have struck My master, and . he has fell';" and immediately left the house, , without giving any explanation, and made for the town o The footman went into the garden to discover what had happened, when ht found his master on the ground, nwtrently lifeless, and his face a most sh6cking speelacle; it appearing that the gardener had -struck .his Master with a spade that he %t as at work with, the end of which entered .the lower part, of his nose; broke both his jaw bones, and pene trated nearly to-a line with his ears, so that his head was • nearly separated. The fbottnan immediately gave an alarm to the - rest. of the - servants, -awl to RAILTori:s family, who reside at the next house. IVleSsengers were in consequence - dispatched for a Surgeon in the neighbourhood, to Bow-street Office, 'And in pursuit . of the gardener. The Magistrates cOmmitted him to Horsemnager lane -Prison. The cause of the shocking a,.t, it is supposed, was a disidute bet ween 'pith and his toaster respeding the management of a tree. A man ,of the.. name of Benjamin, Hutton, 'of , Mousehole, near Penzance, upwards of sixty years of age, was committed to the County prison at Bad--. min, on Thursday last,. on s-asnicion,of having nun-. dered a-poor woman of nearly, the sai.ne age, Cr.l the night of the I ith instant. This shocking affair IS' enveloped in much mystery ; but a's.it has - Very na-' turally excited considerable interest, we shall ; det4 such, of the circumstances attending .it as, have come to our knowledge. linttOn, 'who is a man of some property, lived at MouSehole, with no other person or fatuity, save an old woman, his housekeeper. • This old woman being indisposed, had gone-home to her friends ; and in the mean time the . poor woman, who has been murdered, filled her-place as housekeeper._ On the morning of the 12th Hutton alarmed his neighbours with the horrid narrative of the murder, which he supposed to have been perpetrated in the preceding night about 12 o'clock. He'afterwards, in evidence before the Coroner and Jury, stated, that for some cause or other, he and the woman had . ex 7 changed beds—that he Supposed the murderer mu 4 have ,got in at .the window, With intent to rots and murder him ; and that not knowing the circumstance of his-having quitted the room in which he had for merly slept;.had - mistaken -the woman -for him; Fie said that, - though somewhat deaf, he-had heard :her shriek, and called to her to know what was theynat; ter; but that not bearing her afterwards, he con cluded she was dreaming, and therefore did not think of going to her assistance:: -in the morning, finding she did not. get up,: he. went to call her, and disco 7 vered the horrid deed. Upon this statement, which obtained credit at the thrie, every' means were adopted - for the discovery Ofthe , murderer, end several persons ,were takrn pup on suspicion, but discharged again. We,should not be justiAed the circumstances which afterwards drew the, suspicion of the Magistrates upon Hutton; ,! and 'on which they have committed him ; these will appear „in due time. .The poor iold woman, whose name is Catherine rola:ear, and vliowps,sB-vcars of age, was stabbed quite through the he art, as she lay in the: bed, by a lOng sharp instrument, supposed' a dagger, carving knife, Or spit. Hutton is said to be in:his.6s.th year. appeared-in good, spirits, as he passed through Truro, on his way to prison; solemnly asserting Ins innocence. - - • ~. A gang of ruffians attacked a Gentleman of Bloomsbury, on Tuesday niglif, near Gray's Inn lane, Holborn, and after beating hint with great violence, and leaving him quite insensible, tan of midi his watch and motley-.. . C IF 1 C dIES. • - • Feb., 4. 1.1 1 / right, of Leadenhall-market, butcher. G . Field, of (o)iison and.R. Lewis, of Manchester, • coq)-dealers, I. Eeedliam,;.)l Matlock, Derby, innkeeper. k. Richards; of Mitt-lane, ToOley-street. 1. Wright, of Mat-luck, Derby, botcher. 1. Browne, of Newnan-street, Oxford-street; laylor. .? A R7'N ERS lIIPS DIS 0 LPE D. : Matthew Jepson and Son, of Slietheld; cutlers.—M. B. Tennant, H. Messentef; and P Young; of A lie-street, Good man's:'-kids; sttgar:retiners,—S. Rubinson and D. R.. Roper, of Albion-street, Blackfria.,.s Road, a rcniteds,Hanies and . Robert Colqutiouni of .South-strcat, Finsbury-square, met.; - W. Mawson and W. Caliqu, of Kendal, cotton 61>inners.--AV. 1 3. affen,..1. Mills, I. Room, and P. F. Muntz, Eirmingharn.. — Sir R. Peeie, Barr. W. Yates, E. Yates. T. Yates, Peele the yoUnger,' a nd I. Kay, of Rarnshottotn; ,-Lantiaster, calico-T,rinte! S. W. Fisltt r, I, Nixon, and T. Fisher, o:Loccis, woollen-cloth merchants.— 1-larrisogi:A,,Harrissn, and I. or Manchester.— I . Taylor anti W. I. 15urgoyrke, of. Lo wer T urn ing,. Shad wen, 'hasketLibitnutatqure.rs. l -:--Mary Fustci, 1. •Aldersey,'W.; Altk•rssy, and W, I...fisonby„ot: Nlitchani, Surrey, dyer's. wood Berkenhead and J• Adling . ton," of utter-lane, pside; jeriellers,,-- and - J, Littlewood, of tactors.—S. G unary, S. Hood, and a. Symes, of Brali)ort,-'sail;4/o:tlnmanutattnrers. - -1 - lartnah Kay and Edw. Cot, of Bolton-le- Moors, furnioers of palls and cloaks:---T. E. SherwoOd anti'W:'P-60611, of Canterbui*.:squan:, South- wark, artornics at law.—W. Smalley, R. Y.ttes, and' T. Yates, of Makite'stet. • An importation, un.u.suaily great, has, reached the. River la,t \A , eek ion consisting of bacon, butter, baS and pork : - from 40' to 5p loaded vessels have -arrived together.' They have hadigileat facility Mach:nest successfui rotation . of convoys; and it is a pkasing;observation,. that, this winter is,the only puein which' ttiiS class of Shipp log have, in the pre sent or last war; entirely 'escaped the :depredations of -the enemy's nutnetous cruizers in .the Channel.-7' .I;otwithstanding ,the long continiaance; o f gales of wind on the coast, no sea ,loss has - happened among them. The attention ethe Board Adnuitally to the protection of property in 'our own seas deserves the highest commendation. . . BUENOS AYR zs.r-,The uncertainty which,prcvans, whether or nut this ploCe , is still in the pbssitssion of Great Britain, has proved a damp to the sPirit of ad venture. But it is, hower4r, certain that Great Bri tain possesses a Lottery which opens the most tempt hag prospects td an adventurous spirit. It is also equally certain that CARTER'S; N0.',:8, Coaring croSs, is the oldest, and one of the luckiest, Offices in London, -and that Adventurers cannot purcha,,e • Shares at that °dice without a'great prahabiii . ey 01' eventual success. . . ' . • - ' -. BIRTHS? - ... . .. On Thursday morning last,. at his* house in Tavistoek place, the L'adk }tit. 4; ..ThomaS, 'Esq. of,a Daughter. , . On Friday _last, the Lady of D. Robertson, Esq. of the Adelphi, of a Daughter. -•- ' , - • • DMI). . On Thursday last, in Upper Berkeley-street, the infant . , sQn Dt M..tr hew Go-sett„ - ' The. lapieS Simtnwis, Esq. the new Repre- . sentati C liit Oaraerbtary. 11,1 house in Ahineon-street, West- Mlrs 1 0wn.,11 . , • the late John Pownall, Esq. a C,ltiniissivner,or;i;ii (....titpin.s. • . Lat,iy, at iixturd, Sir "Ffeacher, Brewer. A kw days ag0, , At . 84t4, Waiter Loug„,Es.q.. _ - - R ICII AR D HARR Of NO. 4, Nlartlett-cotirt, I.lcw -street ; anti putkrk,lietl b} \S it lAM AR NIIC RR SCR it . : s, Or SOtith • A10110. ,No. Itf ± .l,6tratict; where ildue.rtisettzetzls, Or.lrrY 11..)r the l'aper, .I. 4 (.?tkrs, for the Editor, - &c., {post-paid,), SHIP NEll'S. ~. . . GRAVESEND, ,JAN. 22. raSSedtit-,-,the.kiiitet, Teague, from Waterford ; Spring, High; from Cork ; Hopewell, Sutton, and Sir Sidne) Smith, Jaffray, from Barbadoes ; York, Gritton, from An _Li&ua ; Alfred, Mansfi:ld, iron* Tobago; Baltic Nle.r.,:liant, Sniith, from St. Karl's ; Lady' librid; Flannagarr, from St. • Vincent's ; Sally ' 1 4on ginirst, tionl Tortola; Britannia, Nloriis, Country "Squire, Thomas, and Mary, Brown, rani; crc.oada. • • Sailed—the I'erseverant, Barber, for St. Michael's. S AT (1 DAY. Belk Stock, • India Stiielr,, 18.1 Navy s . per Cent. )54i India Bonds, zs. 3s, pr. 1141 - Cent. 1797, • South Sea Stock, . Irish 5 per Cent. " Exchequer Bilis, 4 per Lent. 78 79 - Onntinni, 3 per tent..ked. -3 . per Cent. Defetreri :2.ent.. Con. si • Ebo , 6:,1 Imperial 3 per Cent. i..tnk Long Ann, t 7-1 5.1.5 . tns 1 rldtt3 Atm. 7 j-teithS Ditto Short Ann. I Cons. tor Feb: 604,x1 ,lar, 2S. pt. HIGH IVATER AT LONPONI3I.2IDGE , • ItOW, Mt mink, to MM. after 4. I Afternoon, 32 min. after 4. MILTON's PATENT 'COACti••OP .SAFETY. To Coach-Ntaster.s and Other. ANY Particulars regarding this Coach; and th 6 application olthe Principles of it to Stage Coaclies at present.iii,use s .niay he had by apply ing (it, by letter, .post paid) to Brown and Day, - Coach- Makcrs, Castle street; Reading, [an. 17,•184. That must excellent Medicine, THE CORDIAL, LIALM OF GILEAD, IS 14nivrsAly. resortOd to , for its extraordinary stt; , ' periority in all Complaints of the Stomach. 'Relaxations'. • of the.Solitis,.,Nervons ‘Ve_iknesses, the deleterious effects of •Ilot Climates, and particularly -the ill consecpiences of Ins tempetanee. In short., dal all eases where. the Constitutiori 'has been reduced by .lisease or irregularity, the etfeBs of the'. BAtti of Gilead are unegoalltd. - • • Also, The AN i'l-I,\IPETIGINES,' or SOLOMON's DROPS, the-mint 1,,w2t - firl alien:five, purifier and •aweet..; 'crier ortheblood ev.r and may 'be confidently re. lied on the Most sa-fe and ccrtqin'remedy for the'S.curvy, Scrofula., Ki,ql,'s F.sil, Soirbutic .ETurtions, Leprosy, and other chsora.. , s tiuM arcinipUrt.: or impatred'state of the -blood and lymph • • Ladies and ..eotlemen may_ have their orders completed for the Halt Gitne.t, or 'far*iy BoYles', which contain tour, for 3;s. on whien 9s. is s ved. Sclrce. a Person who, purchases one bottle of either of these Medicines, or reads that inn Trad, called 4 ' Solo . non's Guid6'to Ile:.lth," hut haS reason to sound its - praise. 'Dr. Solomon, when consulted, expects his, usual. Fee of Half•a-Guinea. - Such letter should, for safety, 'be .thus nireded, " Money letter. • Dr. -Solomon, Gilead House, near Tiverpoot" Onserve. —Each Bottle of"..Dr. Solomon's Medicine has Ai Government Stamp," with the .name of the Proprietor, " Saint Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereoit, to imitatc • .•which is felony.. - N. 13. The Postage of all. Letters to the Dodor must big paid, and LOS'. 6d..as a tee enc.losedfor.advice, Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18,, Strand, London; Mr. stnith, 1 No. 38,, anti N; r. Raebiirn,' North Bridge; Mr. Batter and• Mr. Scott,•South-Bridge; Mr Davidson and Husband; Elder and CO. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; • •W. Cameron,-Gieenock ; . I")Mrining, Paisley Craw., • ford, Kilmaruckt •' W. Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P. Whites*, Ayr; \V. Crawford, Girvan ; • I ..Cerson, New.. Dougids ; T. M4Millan, Kirkcudbright ; T. MiCredie, ,Any ; Blyth, Leven; J .'DeinPster,'Cuhar, ; Dun.- dee ; P . - Crargic, 'Montrose ; . M itchel . and- . antttrson, lbadeen ; Dr. White, Illinif;• Mlntosh, lii - v.rhes'S.,; 1 4 ,1 I Kenzie, Storna:way; P. Taylor, Strtihrur ; folmson and.. liisset Perth ; W.Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Duriferrnfine ;- Wilson, Dunbar'; - Vinnet, Ar..s• ; D.icitson, Inglis, Dumfries; Phorson, Berwick.; y.anwick ; P3terl;on,Arbatlanoti and amkson, terhead ; A. WO:maid, Trortgate, Glasg.w ; .and by most • I.lokseller'S and Venders of Patent Medicinos in the United •:.. • • • . . No. ag„ Artonlel-street, Sept. 13, 1`;,6. L -4 011. Thirteen Years I lisve'relitiquished all other' • Pradice foe;theTreatment of Venereal Complaints, anal the cure ofthwe 4eticivicies which are the consequences of •• • a deArudive hahit. • - Ttle undoubt: , ,cl.qualifications which I possess, as a Mem.- ' her o ;.lie Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon hig the •Ar.ny,. aiad the - extent- nt• my em)ericnce_in this 'peculiar line, constitute iriy .0 that .superiority which cannot be .attained b3Ltlie thite it, , or even by the most Tespeelabltv . h'. general 1' ta:titioner, whose minti is liara;;;.ed by attention to an innnense 'Variety bfDisorders. very s'lnsula f of Disease and Debility, which Horn every parrot the world 1 - have he'en consulted. must have considerahly coil:laced to my perteci compr_ehen?.. sion of the most corn:dlie.! C:1•;:tS. - If Diseases arise frafn-the i.n.liscrk.tioudran unguarded rrtc , -: merit, and if such Cases of (11str.,-,±ul disarrangement •410 i exist, as those which - are -i;)its:.. - cluences of an habituat can-any Man ass.urne a ketter title, to treat. them thank a regular Su.',..,eon, resi 4ning -ad other Pratlice for the Treat— ment of these, and conetriztrating his attention and studies tt, this particular point ? Inleeent i..aies of Inleaion; Pain, Danger, and Dis , !. tress may 1:!..! +alLi._„n the fic..it seit:' , att(lns of local. Weaknizss irr_itlt'fintiremisery may 4.3',.• prevented, by such Means of as: wilt restore health and strength to tit Constitution. Through- inciansilerate neglec - tha&lightest cases becqmA important, hut it i 3 tine aequirenijr. - experien , ;e In thiS line tV give a.. safe and 1...nen1 restoration, ewe when other A', ra,Ji TEC stated on the first ipterview,..bl.olo letters arc unless a Bulk Note is inclosed. . BREE, Member of the Royal OA lege of Surgeons in London. No. ?.9 - , Arttailel-street; Strand, near Temple-bar. • Theie is an additional entrance in Water-st , eet, adjpirrint. To TIE();.IAS TAY!,OI:, Esq. Sir, No. 9, New .Bride-street, London. T CONSIDER it but an it of justice - due to lilt nieriis: of yOur I. I{ E's PAT Lee 1' PILLS,: to coal- Inicate td you the ;,,1: Cure which has recently beets pertornied by thaw -An iAcquAtntante rtt mute; by-tita br;:akul fi out i)1 an il.l Venereal Complaint (attended by (-0111p1 catioil of di,sordas aris.og therefrom), S reditted in,:st to - a skeleton; and although he had the best rne.4i.esA adv i ce which Told be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent procured Avbieli seemed to suit his or tOdo )Mikan): service : lie remained in a most re% • dneed'and piti:kble situation tot two yeart„ unable to folio' , Iris profession, t scarcely' able tu walls. of even to stand 03 his legs in tad no onc.who knew hum ever supposed it pos slsle for him fwd .:cover, tie was advised at. laps to try your Leakc's so,- adhering strictly' to the dirediors *g . t.s;en with t nein' Ile lied tti i Liken mire than twci boxes hi; tore tonne;litonne;ar ,iteration t;r tile better: this encourage u liiin` td "proceed, .:.d by taking a feVe boxes more be 1,‘,,r4 his • appetite amid return, ai:d is no.v Ilealtn and st,mt a s any r ki,„w are We.n.mlie , Sir, to cider arty "Jerson to melds a confirmation of the aboVg account it it sliotild be ,ioubted. am, Sir; lour obdditinchurnble servant, • Library, f. olkstone. THUS. PURDAY4 1' Sold'by HOS. TA L') It Of the Itoyal College of Surgeons; • It ,)," New briclge-street; \k'hore, ay.:l cof,statit i . e.i,!nce.of More than Forty in at p.r,1, - .;!,e particularly directed to the Cure of Venu j and those -i.rcidental toe the Piss 0 _„ in both ,Sexes, Witht that inviJiable secre c7 of his 'Prot'esirifi . 11 . 41 natiec i liunself, the and assistance tie K,raiuitoto-' ty , zitlinini,itefs to l'ersons this Medi..:ir.e, 1 ,6 esteeple,i by a discerning Vublie. as an advaiita t ;e sehlor n to be obtained, and,v, lid of atiibi,;uj.y. Alt , o shit; by lib, A'rTtlititinent, for tl=e cor.venirenct" f ;suing at a :ii,t;olQe, .at the. Pcr N0...35,, St. street, Pall Maili the Toyslt,p, No. to 3, ());1' .1 ; r, liishorough 7 's, No. .y, fish-strei - ,t-..111; r;( 1. M 1:::. - Inburgit'; i. • D i•••••- , -• , • verpiJoi ; ; to ei.erV•colis 1 in ;rotes o( 041 ) :::. tn.'," a ril pla:n diredions, N. li. L livery !sox soi ; ivhit:?,,, b.v ad at time Stamp-oiiice, stre,:t.„" to irrntate which - ii. , itee terteitk.`' t)-strrri, (;1 Ln:tt I ;Y~ \ ~ l C; .