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frox the LONDON GAZETTE, March 7,180 i: Whitehall, Marcia 7, 1807 The King has been pleased to give and . grant unto s txc(Alency the Right Honourable Charles Ar buthnot,.Ambassadr Extraordinary and Plenipo tentiary et the Sublime Porte, His Royal Licence rind Permission to accept and wear the Insignia of the Ottoman Imperial• Order of the Crescent,copfer— red upon him by the Grand Signior : And also to command, that this His Majesty's 'Concession and Declaration, together with the rela tive Documents., he registered in His College .of Arms. 'ol . cleance..officr, March 4, IE(1. - -Regiment cJ Arlille v . Gentlemati Cadet &lime/ Wyat to be Second Lieutenant, vice Btoomfield,promoted. 'Gentleman cr:rdt It: Drewry to be ditto, vice : Steele promoted. Gentle man cadet Edward C. Vinicomb to be ditto, vice Down. Man, promoted. Gentlethan Cadet William H. Hill to - be ditto, vice Gapper promoted. ' thrted February. 28, 281. . . _ Commis:is-4s the Dorsetshire; Yotn - anry Crialry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant , Cornet James Weld to be i,ieittcnant, vice Hum pliry Weld, promoted. Dated February t 2, 1807. -lorry Witlet. Gent. to be Cornet, vice (antes Wed, promoted. Dated as above.. Conatisi tom. sigmd iy the L. 4. Liertiettatrt of ,the Calm, of . Durham . . Da, lirgt.pn rullottrie Legh.a. - , • '' • Captain Thomas ilswes to be aijot, vier, Wilson, resigned. Lieutenant Thomas Davisqn to be Captain of Cavalry, vice Bowes, promoted. Cornet George Ormsby to be Lieutenant of Cavalry, vice Davison, promoted. Henry Witham, Esq. to be Cornet, vice LOWSOII, re.iigned, Commission: in the Royal North Lincolnshire . Regiment of Militia, ligneet4pthe Lard Lieuten.ine. Richard Mauuers, Geut. to be Lieutenant. Dated January 1, 1807. Geor4e liltswtt i POL.; to be Ensign. • Dited January 2, 1807. • C amyl:h.:4.oes in the Norfolk Militia, 'rived 64h. Lord- .Lietarnapo . . ilansen Berney. Esq. to he Captain in the %Vest:Norfolk litia, vice Caldwell, resigned. Dated _ (actuary 6 3 '207. William Rusvini, Cent. to be „Ensign in.rne East Norfolk Militia, vice Damant, resigned'. Dated lantsary tz, 1807. • -, . anexissioa in the Renfrewshire RcgirriCilt of_ Militia, rig rrat 4 the Lwd Lieu‘o l4-ne: Coll 'Macdonald, Esq. late Major of the ad. Battalion' ga.l -Re giment. to be Captain, vice Maxwell, re-signed. Dated December 24, . • • CP o lv n-pilire, Mulch 7, •13;7. MEAL ER RETURNEP 15EIt IN •11311 VIESE;IT PAULI* Br T. er,ugb c Urr6yy, Thomas.William:Coke, Esq. it the tom of Edward Coke, Esq. who, since his EleCtioh for the said Borough, hash accepted. the ()Meg of Steward or Baititrof Ills Majesty's Three. Chiltein Hundreds of toke,'Peshcitougb,.and tienham; in the County a Buckingham: • BANKRUPT CIES ENI7.4IWID: lames Whitehead, of Church-street, Surrey, hat-mann. faCiurer, font Mizell 4 to April 15, ot.teti, at Guiidhall, London. . . George Roffeyand..Riehard Swinton; .ot Great St. Ileten's,! London, nw.,:nants and co-partners, .from.. March 4. to April 13, at ten, at • B/INKRUPT*. SAnuel Leonard, late of St. GeorV, GronaeStershire,vianal. ier, to surrender Marcli•l7, 18 ; and Aprii IS, -at elei , en, at thz Rutronor Tavern, ::.;ristol. Attornies, Mr. Gabel', • Lincoln's-inn, ; or Mr, )aeobs', Bristol. Williatti 1-leatli, late of Rugeley, Stainrrisliire; shopkeeper," Mach 'ia, 'at four-, 2i, at en, and April- iB, at eleven, at tlic,l;eyrge Stailind. Attornies, Messrs. Hickin and Landor, R.tigeley ; or Me,ssts. Allen, Exley, Anti Stocker, Voritivial`s- I tin,• London. ' John Voce, late of Preston. Lancashire. cotton-manufaftitrer, April 1, z, anti 1 . 8, at.eloten, at the tleorge Inn, Preston. Attornies,Alessrs. 11. troa 1. w..Jiarrett, Hulbern-court, Cray's Inn, London ; yr Mr. Startifant, Preston. • 1 GNI Eastertrooke. Easex, hatter, Mr.rch 23, 24; and Bell 18, at eleven, at OK. Office tat Messrs. Snort and "Stunts, l.se;er. Attornies,' NI.-ssr. - short andillarne::, Exeter; dr Messrs. Drewe and Loxnam, New inn, London. Gcarge. V ausiian the elder, and Rici.arcl Nlackilwain, of Snatch wood, i'vlontnouthstrire,coai-nleroliants,and co:part ners, March 26 21, and April ten, at the Beaufort Arms, Chepstow, Minitrioutlishire. Attornies, Mr. Flatt, Tanfield-court, Temple, LoOloti';' or Mr. - Stokes, Cliep- stow. . . . . William Hepworth, of Manchester, cotton-merchant, April t, 2, and' IS, at eleven, at the Deg Tavern, Manchester. Attoniies, Mr. W, 1 ,4t0n, Manchester; or Mt. Ellis, Cur situr-street, London. • ' . , • ' George Evans„lat - if Wcst,lioughton, Lancashire, coal imirchant, April 6. at f i ve,;7k and . at eleven, at the Bay Horse, West Houghton. ' Anornies, Mr. Whittle, lona street, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Gaskell, ‘Vigan , .• • karicashire. fantei Hyde and lohn Chadwick, of Manchester, dyers and co-partners, March 30, 31., .anti April Ig, at two, at the Bri , l.,ewater Arius inn, Manchester. Afton:lea, Messrs. I. and R. Willis, Warnfottl-court, J.Ondan.; ,gr.. Mr. Bar • ren, Mancheste.r. tyon Aaron, of Gosport, siripsel et, March TO, it, and April • 18, at ten, at Guildhall, Loritiurt. Attorney, Isaacs, Alitre-court, Ald4afe. Valliant Young, - of Manchester, viElualler, March 16, April and i 2,. - at. eleven, at the Stir lint, li:inch:stet. At. tonnes, Messi's. f *non and WallttA•.Miii;c;lester. • John itty, noW or late of lladleiglic•ltailk;•-gracer, Match - aCthree, ^-S, anti April IS, at-tetti at - the. tYhirte Lion, Hadlergh. Attprnies, Messrs; Leake and 011itrd, Had. leigh ; or Mr: Taylor, Southanipton-rattiltirksrilltaticury •Ltne; London. Tadnian; late of -.l3e.VcOty, yorjoltire, scrivener; • larch ,14, zr, 'and April 4, at . eleven. Beverley. Attoinies, Bentley., Beverlcy ; i`r M'esirs. - ladies and Richard Wiltis,.Waniford-courr, Lor:ilors. Thomas Steynor, late of Walsall, Scatiordthire, bak4f April j, at five, a, and IS, at eleven, a the - LittletOn Arms Inn, Penkridge, •Mr. Turner, War. wick-court, Gray's-lon, Loudon , or Nit. Heitev .„tWal- sail. • • • William Leonard, otherwise. William Randall, of Coppice row, elerkenn ell, Middlesex,- tailQr, ticlart:lt 18, 28, and April 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Alr..fluttt, Surrey-street, S loin klarknet. of Addle•street, Wood-street, Londou, mer chant, .Niarel; al, and Apia :8, at one, at Guildhall. Attornie, — Messrs. • Gregsoit and Dixon, Angel-court, ThruginOCtOti-Street. • DIVLDENDS: _ _ . April 2.5. Henry Fishc.r, of CraLec - hurch-streer, London, grocer, at melve, dt Guilitnali. • • March 3 Thomas Agale. of E.ct-c heap, London, cheese- - nloigzr, at twelve, at/ (fluildh4l. April Charier Cthsistchurch; Nlideltesex, vletualter;.4,lwclvc, at GulliThalt. - .March 8. • loho Le.i.v.lN "Pasteur, late ot StoaepStratford, B uc kingnatns4ite,gocer and chandler, at twelve, at (s; Id.. KAU, Ilarch 3t; Nathaniel -Zfrewhitt, of Appleton-.upon-Wisk, litieli 7 Olaiiiitadurert at eleven, at the GoldeA loon N Allerten, Yorkshire. :March 31. Thomas Hunton and William Hunton, now or late of -rhcipitot-1,Mkx,r,.",/,erkslaire, Born-manufatitliers' t iu d (..; 0 taco Lion Inn, North- Altertuo.- . . . April at' , . franc - is CoiorObine, David Colombine; David Co-' yoilriger, - and . reter Columbine the younger, of Norwich imficlianto'arid ecr,-pariliers t at cleveo f at the-114141's Ileact Ann, Norwich. • :, . , Ilarch 31. juiln Ilawthorne the younger, or Wirksworth; Derby shite, ' men-ctrlper; at eleven, at the. spread Eagle Inn, i'vlaucilest(':•r..— . :, • .. • • . ..... •• . . !sl a w, 3L. Steinica Dexter, ofZe!piir I)eri7sliiri, linen-dra per, a t eleven; at the Spread Ea Inn,.:\;..tn:;r:ster. . May,..ig. - George tiridg,:niarti , of Dar , inaliqi, . Devonshir.: , money-seriv,trier, at ten, at U u4i4hai I, L.diiden. ... moch34. 'fhoinas PeL-scott King, or WeSt Cu wCS, Isle of IN igi p kt, lined -draper, at chNert, at Guildhall, LOtidon. , ~ . , . • !WS? Filltca 4-RICHARD HARR IS, Of NO. 4; m'artlett . ..do o rt, Aioe-Street ; ,.;46(1 publisited 1341 Wit,Ll A m'A Rjvtio zit SCRIPPS, of Sciutholton.street, Gtovenor--3 6 ,..u-v- ; At tLe SIIN-UkTIOE; N. 12;Stiap4 ',*.tjetP 4114iii4ernenti,,Chidr$ for the Paper, Leiters forthe Zditur,-6K, (post:paidj, imust be addresed.- ... . Mkrelt 3r. Edmund 'Road, of London-streeti London, rner. chant, at ten, at Guildhall.. April t. folio Cottingliam, of 'Liverpool, broker; at three, at th;?. Green Dragon. Chester. April ;. Serjeant Witten], late of Stourbridee, Worcester• shire, dealer, at four, at the Talbot !nit, Stottrbridge. April 2. 'oho Chorley, of Liverpool, niarchant,, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Liverpool. . CERTIFICATES. March S. Thomas Blore, of CaWon-Mills, Staffordshire, corn-fat - lot. Richard Barlow, the younger, of Sheepshead, Leicestershire, hosier. Edmundson, late of Carlisle, Cumberland, dyer. Edward Morgan, of Noble-street, London, warehouseman. .Maclaurin Cillies, of Southampton-place, New.road, Mid dlesex, merchant. Peter Dubbledernutts Van Dyck, late of the Cireu,s, Mi nories, London, merchant. ~. • • PA RTNERS (UPS" D if; I.PED. Francis Sapte Henry Heintz, and Al gm. Gainage, London. Dec. 31, = , • .Tames Milne and B. Isherwood, Catri rs between Liverpool_ and Hull. Nov. 7, 11105. , . Rielby and john Cater, - both of New Mahon, York Shire, cabinetmakers. Feb. zt, 1807.. • , • ' Charles Hedges and. john Robinson, , of RatciitF Highway ; cheesernongers. Feb. .Wm. Guidon and -Wm. Hughes, cif . , Golden-square, St .: lames,• Westminster. Dec.-i s ; 1206'. Thomas Mason and Moses Win. Brent, at the Royal Oak yard, Bermondsey, March 1, - 4807. Richard Smittland Thoitias 'Dixon, of - Birmingham , tors:. • - Edw. f ackson and Henry Toiler, of Newcastle-upon-Tyre,' woollen-drapers, lan. 26, 1807, Francit Dent and George Ludeman, of Old •GraVel-lane, sugar -refiners, Nov. 8. t 806. Wm.• Holiday and Thomas Gurnell, of Preston • joiners, and cabiner-iriakers, lan. r, 1807. johniNliles and. Richard Miles;of Bishopsgate-street.Within, warehousemen, March 14.'1807. john - G rice and jos.Woolcombe, of Fountain-stairS, Rother hithe, iron-manufaitiurers, jan. 31, 18'17: What has. considerably tended •to ..make,. .thus early,,,wo great a stir among candidates „tp rthe nu merous and momentous Capita'sin the.present_State.. Lottery Scheme, is the circumstance that fOui.l ) rizes • of 20,0001. each will be determinable, besides others, probably of large amount, during the drawingof the first three hundred numbers,: entitled each to tor. :Frence adventurers must clearly perceive, that .while they possess a most interestingglance of 'gaining the above immense Capitals, they cannot possibly lose, if unsuccessful in their main objea, more than half, of the stake they risk. • A duel was fought On Friday afternoon .in KU bern-fields, between Mr. S —s, a medical, Student, and Lientenant in consequence of aidis pute which originated between the parties at a-music 'meeting on Wednesdey. The parties:-had met on the Thursday to decide their dispute 5: but appre hensive of an alarm, they retired from the field, and renewed their -meeting on: Friday. They disc charged, twit cases- of .pistols, and in. the latter-tire Mr. S. was slightly Wounded in the right arM, when the seconds interfered, and'• the dispute was ad justed. • • . • • . A miserable old rnpn died lately_ in . an obscnre lane in the Liberty, who, for a 'Area{ mi tuber of years, had been trie viaim of disease; and-the most deplorable -poverty:: .0n 'tal;ing • off an old wig, which he constantly - wore Under his night-catfdiiring hiS illness,' some paper's were inund sewed up in the caul, which; ou'inspedion, proved to be bank notes to the amount of. 970. ; and in various parrs at his tattered apparel,.ll half-guineas were found sewed. Up. It was a fortunate circumstance that` his only son,.a private in - the marines,:arrived from Plymouth but four hours before his death-, to visit him, and into whose hand the property fell. A few days ago, at Whittlesea, George Borpharn, i a lad of. about thirteen years of age, „was most in humanly murdered by a young villaia about 1 6 ' or .17 years old, of the, name of Richard Pallener. . The hardened wretch strcck the poor sufferer with alarm: piece of wood, made Square at one end, on the left side of face, which laid opep, in a transverse line, doWii by the nose, . completely . dividing the lower jaw. He seems to have previously formed design* of hanging.the poor fellow, as he had fastened _ -a piece of cord, in a situation adapted fell - such aptir pose, at the end of ii,narti - . No quarrel existed be 7tween the parties, a-nd no motive can be assigned for this deed, but some ,orfence taken by the,wreteh at the poor boy's mother, fur sending him away vi',hen• playing near her . dour, - A man of the name of Madden- was . tried nn a capital indiament at the, assizes for Berkshire, held at Reading, during ,the last week, for shooting ,at another man, with latent to gii.---71.:11e.-eircum : stances attending thecase.avere singular. The pri soner had sold the produaion of a cherry orchard at CookhaM, but he afterwards repented of the con - frael, ,and wished to cancel the bargain. The pur chaser repaired to the orchard, when the fruit was ' fit to gather ;'and, whep in the da of plucking from the • tree, the prisoner appeared with a gun, and . _fiashed_the,pan at.hiun. The man. remained on the . ~ tree, and the prisoner put,in fresh prime, discharged the piece, and lodged the contents iu the body of the purchaser, who, after a long illness from the eifeas of the rash iert of the priSoner recovered.—The pri .soner was - found guilty, and ordered for execution. A young man, who, a few months since, sported away with a dashing equipage, in the fashionable circles, has co:nmitted a faux pas, at the hOuse of an- old female acquaintance, which is likely to be attended with serious 'consequences. The Lady in question was the cheremnic of the young gallant , in his clay, and he >paid her an, unwelcome -visit is the vicinity of Fitzroy-square •ou Tuesday evening, and- unluckily laid violent hands -- on - a box of trinkets which were placed in a drawer. in the bed room. Mrs. C. the Lady in questibn, missed her Va ' lnables soon after the departure of her old friend ; • among's/ which was a gold watch and appendages, s which had been given her -by himself, 12 Months ago. The' watch was oh - Wedneida . y traced to the shop of a pawnbroker, -it 'having been pledged for P2l. but - the accused person has not made ~ his., ap-i pearance. , • ~ . , ~„ inquests were held at, the sign - , of the .(3. ndOn .hiss= — pital,. Whitechaptl3. on Thursday •evening, on the boaies.of:W. Anderson; s,ix < years.of pi;fe,:anctallotbet boy, who died' in the London Ho'spital ; the iirSt, in, Consequence of - a -eat getting into a_ cnpbOard 4 2 l'ind toversetting . a boWl: of .broth ; -which fell . upon ,hii• temple.: -the other having one of llii hands ‘ lacerated; as he was attehaihg - a edt-toimill, at ; Enfieid, whiLn occasioned his: death. The Jury retUrned:'Verdicls of Accidental Deatli: • T. . . '. HOME CIRCUIT. HEIUTVOMI, SATURPIAY, MARCH '7. —This morn ing, at eleven o'clock, the Judge finished-the bu siness on the Crown Skye, and the Assizes cOll - joifin.Catherdi was indiCted 'under Lord Ellenbc rough's Aet—one of the best ever "passed for :the proteßion Of Society--for maliciously cutting The- Ophilus Heminings, in order' to prevent- his lawful apprehension and detainer. The Prosecutor stated, that he had a warrant. to arrest the Prisoner, For an offence against the Game Laws. He accOrdingly apprehended hitrOvlien the Prisoner struggled to; escape, but not being able to elfdiSt his purpose, • lwdrew a knife from. his pocket, and gave the Prosecutor .desperate cuts across the hands, which :had' completely divided the mtisales. He alk Made several' attempts to stab him, but the 'knife being blunt-pointed, and the cloathing of, the Prosecutor thick, they were ineffeetual. Thelury, on this evidence,,found . the Prisoner Guilty. Mary Wown-4 was convii.ted of stealing a brass warming pan, privately, from the shop of Thomas &I'M, at Bishop Stratfard. It *appeared. that the Prisoner went to.purchase someatti des at the shop of the Prosecutor, and while he was gone to get her change, she took away the van in que,Stion.. ' Sentence of death was passed on the fallowing prisonerS :—./an - Catheral, for . maliciously 'cutting Theophilus Hemmings; Tinzothy Hoy and John Derr, who had pleaded guilty on a charge of bur 'glary ;. John Angel, for sheep-stealing; And Mary IParwick, for privately stealing. The Court was then adjourned: - PO LICE. MANSION-I-JOUST, MARCH 7. 7 .-JOlz?! Niehols and •his , wife were charged with stealing, at different times, .considerable quantities of drugs, and Other property put of the warehouse of. Messrs. Howard_ and Bush, Chemists and Druggists, near :Cannon- street, with whom they lived as servants;' the man being employed as a porter about the warehonse.— Boxes of goOds and bundles of wearing apparel were' produced as having been found with, or pawned by them. They did not deny the property .to ba that of their employers; but the latter being' of that de . scription of people called Quakers, could not, con sistently with. their religion, take an oath in suppOrt ,* of the prosecution; and their affirmation rot being legal evidence, the prisoners were discharged. Sarah Sountes, - . alias Powell; the reputed ' wife of the notorious pick-pocket a , the above name;- was brought up-to' Guildhall, - and - eharged; before Slr MATTHEW BLOXHAM, with assisting •another infa mous prostitute to . rob a Gentleman, named George Peters, on Friday morning, -in Fleet-street:'..MTl P. said, that passing along between 'one and two o'clock, ,artd - perfeally' sober; he was attacked by 'a womarrat the corner ola passage, who forcibly put her hand into his pocket, and took out two notes, one of 201. and another of 21. and'ran aw s ay. attempting to .stop her; the prisoner Some's; who was at a short distance,, witnessing; the'tranSaalOri, instantly came up, held out her arms,.. and forcibly prevented the Prosecutot from.pUrSuing the robber, till she was out of sight. • The constable, 4ho had the Prisoner in -custody, said'he had seen her a tew minutes before the transaction in question : v . /WI the 'Other woman who ran-. away;- that they Were. inti mate companions; and, with a third associate, 'used always to Caine into the street after twelve-at where they , made a.praetice of assisting each other in the manner described, by the Prosecutor, tai :cotta, mit depredations chiefly on men in-a state of intoxi oation.• Some other -constables, corroborated this testimony. Their said the constables , .had but just come, out of Bridewell ; that she, ..and several other. • WO'11 . 611", who came every night to Fleet-street,- .re sided in ..St. Pedrge's-fields, near the. Ning's..Be6ch, and were intimate .with thenotorious Mrs. Barrington. Sir.MATTEIEW BLOXIIAM lamented that such .a . well-dresi3ed decent.lOoking woman as the Prisoner should hate sutih'a charaaer. Bur as there was no proOf of her liaviny, taken the Prosecutor's notes, he ordered her to be discharged. Puns zc OFEIC,E,.Ay HITECHAPEL.--4, young ,WO man, a i a dy' s pmid in a tawily-ofdistinetion,.4nci , the • daughter of: a . yespeetable tradesman, in. Mary-lc bone, srands charged ,with., a robbery, to a.consi derable extent, in. the .Rouse. of ler. mistress. The young woulan ha.d been , inthe habit of consulting a .pi e tp 3 4:o.prophetess, who, hy.ber artifices, obtained. so Much influence over the credulous woman, asto. prevail Oil ,Iktr. to rob the 'wardrobe of her mistress to satisfy her demands-. Tile young woman, on the , property beh;ig missed, confessed her crime, and part: of it was traced to the Sybil, who is in cuSto4y.. . . , , .„ A-few days ago a woman ..at Blackburn, having a bottle of gin sent her as a present, - the servant - whoa took it in inadvertently lefty it on a • table, when' a child,,only , -six years old, drew the cork, and drank' so much out of the bottle as to occasion her. death. Metamiopltuse.— A Welchman last week bought an •AmeriCan pig, on boa - 0 . - ayespel from - Carolina, at Liverpool, Hel put, his purchase in a . bag, and left it on board'the Vessel for an lit* or so, when' , he called and took the purchase; and on' the swine evening arrived: witb it safelt ak his house, near Neston : on opening thel)agt.itAPpeai -6 4. they had taken - away the pig, on board; and snbstita-i ed a yOuhg Atilerican bear. . . SNIP NLIVS. • ..•-• • GRAVt3RND, MARCH 6. • Passed by—the Freindscnap„ Hetnlock,Annabella, Lunn, Count Spernbconan, ikosenburg, and Two Bcothets„ V3UX VVOId, twin Noxivay . Sailed—tho Romeo, _Le Bosquett, for Boston.' _ . • P4ICE ,OP' STOCKS . . ~. .. . . .. . . , . SATORDAY. • , . - • - ‘ • Bank-StOCk, sliut . - .India 'Stock, • ' • .. Navy s'per. Ceot 9 6 1 I lintla Boncts, 4s. ss. pr. ' h •l4 . 5 . per Cent. 4797, , shut --- - - ea S i l i o Irish 5 per, Ot-nt. , . . Exchequer par,Bills , is; dis. 4 per Lent. shut .' " ' Oinnium, 2li 1. .....,, . per Cent. Red. stint ' Imperial 3 per Cent. 2 Ile i; Cent Con 623- 1 ,- i,. - Ditto Ann. 8 .1-, 1-i6ths • - I lian,ic L. Ann shirt., , Cons, fur 14th April, 63-i il 1 Ditto Short Ann. - , • . . . ..: RICH W.A.TR AT LONDON BRIDGE, TO-MOR ROW. .. Moqiing, min. after 2, 1 Afternoon, s' thin: 'after 3. BThT • • - On Saturday evening; ,in Lancdown,pl4ce, Mrs: Barnes; wife of john Barnes, Esq. ofa Daughter. itIAR it IE D On Wednesday last, at Grantham,' Walhanke Childers, Esq..to Miss Sarah Anne Kent, daughter of Sir C. Kect, Of Gr.ai‘thant-House, LikicolttsLite, _.. . . , Ori• Saturday, at St. Peter's Church, Cornhill; - fohn col- . tc.ker., Esti. to Mi4s Jane Wildash. - Latily,.at St. James's Church, Mr. I - cvin W'.l: - .:::7 . ..„ . of Simooakes, 1.;.-en,t, • to Miss. Weightm.au. D I Oti SOnd;rtho Ist inst• in - 0.6.26th year of his :we,' Liam bury Bury, Lsq. son of the.,ltev. Sryati Bityy : Bu;y, of Bath. , • On' Monday. the 2d inst. MIS, Fry, of Watlingitrect, after a song and painful illne,„ On Friday morning, the second son of Mr. William Ed ward Smith, of the Poultry, aged 16. • ' . • . The , tame eyining; suddenly, in Hill -street, Berl,:eley square; jnseph it 1594... Porter to. Lord Willoughby 1)e Prcke. • On Saturday morning fast, at his nephew's house, lit Lam beth; • MA'. -.Ea ward - :h.enworthy,• fdrinerly 'of' I rudinO.gcr, lane, • . . Yesterday morning early, at Lambeth, Mr. Williamilead, auiider: • • . - = . .. La s ility; at Newir'gton, Mrs. Poole, mother of Mts. Dick pus, the Vocal - Periormer. . - . . . HE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GI LESD for Debilities, Nervous Disorders, Weaknesses'pecu liar to Females, Hysterical AffeCtibris, and Lowness of rit, LOS of Appetite and.lndigestion, anclConeumptive Coin- plaints in general, &c. It is the most absolute- Retnedy aotSttch Diseases-as are.atterfded with the. following, symp toms ; namely, a great. straitness of the bicast, V it h difficul ty of breathing'; violeat-vatpiratiotis of.tiie heart, Sudden flashes of heat in various.parts .body ; at other tinies'a sense of calif, as if Water was poured ou them : fly dig pains iitthe arms slut nibs, -back .anii belly, resembling .t hose oc casioned by the gravel ; the pulse very yariable,,sometimes unconlmohly scow, at other times very quitfk ; yaWning,. the hiccough, frequent sighing,.and a SCITSC su &cation as trout a ball or luny in the throat . ; alternate..fits of -crying and thesieep tirsinin'tl;'anti seldom refresh ing, and the patient ,often troubled_ with horrid dreuns-.--- Mita histeetrsaid by interested iudividyals against Medi cines•that are aavertised, burthere is a very important obser vation to be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, thitt, unless its opetation be.gentic, safe,' rn.d-ellitiacitins, it ceitflif riot have risen to the unexampled reputeand, universal ditfintt it has ectlifireif ; for,'as it has rarely the great a:bran ta,Ot. a persuasive.advocate at the ear of ihe,patient, so be Fang but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary e fleets, calf•induce hitirtopersevere, and.yet reainabir.perseveriihee is 'certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest coin bination ot:chymicals and . galentealfs to r"ot -out chrome eases., and restore the valetudinarian D . 'As"r.-'SULOMUN''S prattice ts nosy become se great and. extensive, . and his constant engagervents.reVtire a consider able portion.:of his tinie and attendant*, heexpeets, when consuLted, the - usual compliment of a .(i uinea t.all w tit ten cases, or letters of advice, and Amaccompanied tvittLara. order fcri•l.lleditsibt2tid rethitiWte;:isi be'inswerkl at hfS . lei surea.are required tpinclose only I-Wt.:l-G Such let.. tern- should, for'S'a•l•ety, be thus' directed- , =-" . Money- - lett.;.r, Dr. Solomon,. Giletut. House* near.l.ivewool ; zo;o.,clouttle postage."-Letters may he ordered to he addressed for X. Z. or A. IL at the Post-Officeoill called for. , A. Saving of Nine Sirillings.in Two Guineas. The Cordial Ba4rdor-kklead is'soirt lu bottP..'s, guinea each; there arc also. bottlei, prictk 335. co,ntri.bling ectii'at to'f,nir bottles at 01:by whiid) -tile Patient. saes 95."717ielittling ioihe duty I - the stamp of . .wilieh bears Olt Propri t 0 vattle, and,. address" ) . .‘ir garri4el Sj.docrion, Li,V4rr to imitate is' felony, B. It is ne,,Vesary, to Observe, 0)4 the poltage 0f4.1 letters, whatever, must be paid. • he, Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti. I rri petiii nes, and Ab' stergeht.l.otiOn; and " (;hide,tcr Elialtli,"ate • Sofia by . Mrs. Nl;il4eVis, NO. S L Straacl, Lyndon;- 4 ,', Smith, l'iiiftMier, Nb. 38, an. Briage; Mr. 13axter and Nkt,,..Scott, Soult) ; ,,f3ritiga,; Nlr,llavithoti Ittisbanitt idefand'Co . :•:Editibutgli; Mr. Ilaxtey, Clasgovt W. Cantel?.m, -Greeno(4.4•4, Browidlii, Paisley ;Ai! Cram ford, Killiarri,R.-k ; - 1 , /: "'Voting, Irvine; A. korvtil, and k",, w.ttit"ide..Ay.r.uo.--:eastvristd;._C.iisitan Douglas L. K.)Tkcutibrighx; aixty./ t" Oettlpstei--CutiAlr; Atian, Dun. ties; A', Montrose ; 61:ocatieeif; Jr. 3 W iiite;l3aral - ; Ilt;terness MkKcnzie,'Stornaway; P. T4yiqii,,St,ror t riter t . Int insofi:and' rerth;W.Anders - oh, Sterling iTolr.e and ,Atexander, Dtilifrmtjue bicaith ; LYA".l(son, bumfries ; I horson, liervvicm: !I.Vsticit;Wlsi Vac ri; rb ii!Unlit;'arhilieni . Ps o l - 1, t i t - ,terhe3.o . ; t‘. Nl‘flppilm,:TradvAte, .“lasgw-; . 13,Oksel 1 tlrs ',lna Venders' of Patent Medicines in the' Unlteir K.ingdoxn. 77-7.7 ... " To, T 14 - QMAS TAYLOR, Esrb . ' - No. g, New 1311dge-Strect, London. _ . :-. Honoured Sir, Edinblirgli,l7farch IR, apt.' . . T. - 13EG to inform: you, that over" siriCe:tho Trace , ~ .„ i. y ca t., l7 .go, :t• _ naveheen'aftlided:W it IL: . the "Liles V ette::' ma; vyhich, from its obstinately resisting every:course at, Medirine4 , sescribed by the most eminent of 'the ' Emil tSr, nere,,ao nhdergoing. several severe courses- of salivation, and twice diScharged.from tht Hospital; with little relief._ would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the_ spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head,-as for the nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crovVit.-ot my head, one pn - each artn, and my - legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread fully f who - -receivett so. great i l f a u s i t ly se p v t i t l i l y u c l a , rs an ; d r : n li y 7l. le b t e:n ha iAt a a ls s o ta . t t g- w oj . ulceration for onit,:, was very ankh discoloured; and gave me such excrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in_ bed„as nearly' bade-• ' Your Leakc's Patent Pil:s, priVe me of rest ; in this lamentable' state, I was recom which I began to dv on the y6th of - May ; in the • course em Mr. he i r . e i , , f l t i o oin ta p k so e n of a fortnight, I began to -reeciut benefit—in little more than a -month, the ulcers Ott thy held - and arms were :soundly 'healed;,-soon after, the :sores on my. legs healed' ri e i n e d. b ed y b t them also ; leaving, howevei, consitierable discolouration in the ' 'skin, and pain in the bone o 'the letti whiCh, by the ?3les- SIN of God, ;and, a little lo er perseverance in your inva luable Medicine; Subsided; t e nodes dispersing, the skin • regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going oil: - I thus became, by yOnr..liberal advice aod Me dicine; pesfectly free. fsom all .my Antncr complaints— have recovered , My 11.)rnrier-spirits and strength, and am be. - .come iollytand fate-in Which State _ma ving Continued' many montlis"to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am" a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the &pd. of -other sutlering siffortz4s, to make .thus - thy 'caSeras publia as possible,• as I shall on every occasion k in so doing; - you -.will greatly --gblige, Sir, your grateftg, :. obedient, very bitable servant, - • A L,EX. NIURKER , Swan's_Close, high-street,. Edintruigh. .. - • . '- • - Witnesses to the above Cure :' • . . :lawn' Tuomeson, No. 3, New Poultry Market- , and ~_ pay IVPJNTosit. Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. ` _ . • ' Prepared and''SOld by the sole Proprietor, _ _l'M : was 1'...-ILOR, Member of the Royal College of Sta . ieronS, At hisliouse, No : 9, New Bridge -street, London ;- - (dirhere, after a constant residence-;bf more than thirty-sir. years, in a ptacpue . particularly directed to the „cure Q ; ArLiiere4lCZA - oplaints and those incidental to the Parts of ' ' Gineration„,with o that -inviolable secrecY which men or , . his prOfesSion"sholild alWays observe in such cases, - he : Hatters 'll4n:self, the advice and , assis tance he gratuitously.. .., .adminis'ters to persons taking this Medicine, • will be -.. esteetheri;..lsy . a itisc.ertinig Public-, as a 1 advantagese-1. d6in attu inableand void of all ambiguity. , _. • .• Also sold, by . his appointm ent, for the convenience 61 thoSts living.at a .distance,. at .the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban!s-itrcet;, Palk.oall.4.,the Toyshop„, No, 103, Ox; ' ford-street;` Mr. Dishorough'i,`No. 7, - 'Fish-street-hill t . Mr.. Ste,el's,. Bookseller", 'NO. 14 Union.fco,- 1 , Little rrovr.er- . hill • Mr. Baxter's, -Sonth-bridge, Edinburgh;` Mr. Mac- • donald, Glasgow; m.r.. Bal . ; .Darde.sticet, Dublin; and tr";( - onc.,persth to every considerable town in Great Britain and I relqui, in Boxes cif cr.)) , .:; . s. 94. each, sealed up with 011 • and .plain 'directions, whereby persons -at either sex 'nil) currikhemselve.s with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety....: • ' ' . l\l6lVE.Yery Box. sold in Crest Britain is sealed' up wtn : 4;btamp, on which, by, favour o f the .CoMmissiuners 1.1.., printed. at the St;:rn , .)tlice—`‘ - T. Taylor, No, 4, New IP.itige-street,"—to irritate which is Felony, and all other' are Counrerteiti. , . - ---' i