The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-04 00:00:00

F the..LONDON,G,4ZETTE, hifirch 2 ) 1805, DtmvAtbrg.strrtt, March 3, iSag. The King has been pie3sed to Appoint the Right 14,1 n. tienry Stn.irt be 1-li4 MAjegiy's Envoy' Extraoyslinary and Minter Plenipotentiary to the Etett.)r Vilnrtentlierg. Th, Pcink has also I.) , vn pirami to appoint .the 11,n. Wilitatn,l till to he l'aijesty's Envoy Ex . tram-tit - lan,' and Minister "P'tnipotentiary to the Cfrete of Franconia, and Minister to the Diet of . . _ - ._ire King has, also been pleased to appoint the Hon.l)hq King to ,be His IVLijesty's Secretary o f Legation to the Eieelor of Worternberg. The King has also been pleased.ro appoint j,mitn Bat Iliflta, E. to be His i\ltjt . aty'a Secretary of Legition to the King of Sweden. The King bas. also been ple.i4ea . to' appoint An. drew Allen, jun. Esq. to be His Majrsty's Consul for the States of New 11317111511i1C, MilSsaditittet ts, Rhode Island, and Connettieut, ill,rch 2, Isos. • Re, , i.fient of Dr.,g ,,,, 0 Gumts, Lieutenant john Bettort to • • tut c!a i ,vioo of a 'l' withuct purciuse. Comet &Italics 'titncro Watkiw, to he Lif3ttel;ant, without purchase. loth Rf!,:;inLlit ct Fl!agnorni, I..ieufennitt Thomas Noel Hill '44 C.lpc.tiu of a *Troop, 'to purchasc, vie Quinton, prornoti.4... hentenant George Weltt liarneii, from the.6oth Fovr, to .4 Ltenten,int, wit:lout purchage. rth Ditto, Atljtirant George snicer to have the Rank Ditto. 1,;(111 , 1i }lay to be Captain or a Troop, withol,t Cornet It ()nen Ashworth to be tenailt, withr , ut 17.1!t t:litto, Cornet Rootrt ray to be Lieutenant, by put dust., vice Turner, who teuire, 1.-tst Ditto, Lio - titenant Westenro Higgins to he Captain of a Troop, without rathase. Cornet Andrew Lee to he Lieutenant, witivaq Yurcrta.te. COMet and Adjutaht rancis Fvatt .ye the Rank of I.,ieuttntatat. Janos ii:9llbt, Cult. to be Cornet,.vipt Lc c. zlit•.roltro, Corkt George loijarnbe tube Lieutenant, without purclia;ir. . Lictitenant Algernon Disney, from the i st Cuardr., to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice O'Toole, AV II') tetires. • • Coldstream Regiment or Foot Guards, Captain. Lord Alex. ander Gordon, from sitt Foot, to b: Lieutenant, vice who actin. the Llalf-pay ut't Rangers. Thomas sowcruy, to be I,:isiejl, pliti.".latv.t i , tittt Regiment of Foot, :,plain \Vitliatn Coi.ran, from the York Rtingt.ri, to bc ,Coinvany, without put. cita , •7!. Captain lobo W alma, ftom Ditto, to bit Ditto. %V ikon, trom the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vita: Rea, promoted.. Andrew Fraser, 'Esq. to ba Paymaster of the , ati tt, ttalion. • 4th I)itto, Ensign H. C. Have to he Lieutenant, without .purchase, vice. Hopkins, promoted. Ertigii )ohn Browne to be ditto, vice Cane, protnote,d. Fawson, Cent. to be Ensign, vice I tarn:. Thomas Aston Collin Winslow, Cent. to be Eitign, vice Browne. sth Ditto, ,Captain !MACS Livens, from the York Rangers, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Lord Alexander Gordon, appointed to the Coldstream Guards... 7th Ditto, George Adderley, Esq. late Captain in the late 3tl Garrison ftattalionoo be Licatertint, without purchase. Bth Ditto, insign Henry . Stanton, from the Sgth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Le hlesurier, who exchanges. eith Ditto, Fintign Willoon Hemsworth, from the 62d Re. giment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Oth Ditto. To be Lieutenants wit tout purchase—Ensign Mitditiel Taylor, from the 45th lout. Ensign Richard , %cl:•• herois. Ensign and Adjutant James Forrest. E l i. Aicken, from the 59th Foot. Ensign Francis Itl 'twit); from ditto. knsign John Owen, trortt ditto. t tie Eivign--Angus Robertson, Gent. late. Lieutenant in lite law ibt Garrison Battalion, vice Delaelterois. ' 'Mut,. To be Lieutenants-- Ensign George Stewart, litakeney,. deceased. Ensign T. lours, vice Ityne, Ensign and Adjutant —,CroeikLi, vice Plen (lece,tsvi. Emir-,n 111;411;4 W,lnlyss, from the , Yi• I'llV:hinC, ... I ,d.• , - vrt 10 pti 41.A1A., sl hit , . Dino, , , iv ) to he 1147,j0r, , vice 1 i,r;0111, \ Cl. iii Lord Muth49 , ,r4t,' ; hr. 21:1rit I)itto, LiettrerlaL , from th+r 88th loot, P., Ctrptair , jaw ' t, r,, 1 .,,,tir,i,J;,k„; ArY.lO , O 1",h1 it:. th, I'ool. 1;> thC ‘Vela Regiriy ;,:, tl, • I)itt; oqi.. , rt jaintf.; Stewart; froin tilt; f., v .. - 11 I h.„ ,virc 01..rf, pr:nnorecli 'I 1 - ,evo ' deer used. En. sign l.ehrt wriLout ptl., h: A:, - vice Lora Alex. Cortinll, rr4,hl:)tilLi In the ith Foot. To be Emign.4 (;ertt. vice Westorman Soarre, Cicnt. vice Iladficid. 39th I.z.(7gifrici)t of I , 'Ofot, gosiArt 'oho Crook, from the %oth Foot, to he P:1).6'11414 by poreitarie, vice Meyrick, who re- Cites. 44 1 h Pilo , Crcil 1,4. Rit;hopts, G.ent. to he 'En:lip. witimut puichtx, liate, proinotyd itt yliin foot, 45ttt Ditto, itatholnirtew Ktiippork, Ofent. to be Ensign, without lit;tchase, o plotnotect in the ifttli Foot. 4301 Ditto, LietactlAnt W 11. Broolr.e to be Captain of a • c om p Any, WithOltt 'Vice NicallhOtl promoted. soth Ditto, Quatttr-M;oter teichard NtWvort ' lly to he Pay. rtiar,ter of rile IlattAiwt.. • sl it Ditto, Lienivii.lot Charles Wil4inson Mercer to )Ise Cap. tpist of a Comp:illy, vice Ormsby, dectssed, ,r 4, lie k i ,10 4 , 1 .1 4 „t t.,...p ,n h ign t a llies Fullerton, without pttr ski! ilaukcy, promoted in the liSth Foot, 14nsIgti vitae Moore, dece4sect. En , ign Thcititaa CA-Andel, Vice O'rrrithy, promoted. Ensita Henry Evars 14e:ote, vice o!Corinell, tiecead. Ensign lames it vice Staoier s tiecearied. Frisign —John Ross, Gent. vice F iillerton. sz.t Q,tartemnastor Plncc Butler to be Pay-master of toe zd Lattaliot.. Sad Onto, Captain (oi) Maii4ll to be Major, without put. chi e, Nice Votigitu, promoted ill the 98;11 Foot. 54th Ditto, 1.)01131st M ruin, 1;:s(i. to be I'4yr:taster, vice Wit.. , 14i9son, sit)) Ditto, Eshii , ,ti Ceur4 , •. , '4c,tsc to be Lieutenant, by put- Dolliott, plummet! in the Ootli 'Foot. iito Ditto, (;eorys. ,Duliner, from the sit West India vglinent, to be Ca pto.in ur a Company, 'Without purchase, vv: 6 . tvi‘Cortilie, 'promoted in the Royal, Corsican Ran.' s.vithoot, pittehase —fames Co‘khurn, Cent, ViLt; nickel), promulett at the lath Pout. Ahtiaitcrt Cunt. vit.e Munro, promoted h i the 18th Foot. ri 11.gitrt, Gem „ vitt; OVVV.II, promoted in t h e ,s t i, . . • lames Gent. to he Ensign, without vice IfietrutNotth, Int:mated in tilt! toil Foot. Nlitjor I.?x!ryrople, fro n t . tht late 4th (;at. ~ n ahom, to hr M.9ot, imreitar.e. Hon I,IIAII , , e to hi• ham pnrch.tse, vice ionc, 4th 4V,nit I ttitia Itc7,ltnent, I< t to he Lieutenant, with proinoltai ii the intil , • • ,„o. LLiwatt.l"i .)Tort Gent. to be Enstp, vice William A. A lciaridet, from the Lite ..z.d e.,4tt,dion, to In: Lieutcnatir, without purch.c.e. , . f34Xtel to bc A ssl....t.int-surgeon. ~i ti Hear, Gent . , to be Ensign, by purehast, i, who retires. I,itc3l, Hell, from the tztit Gar. W(thour purch A se. E. fr.,to &tit), to betlitto. fixtlt 1)416, Want Flack, Cent. to be. Ensign, without pur chase, vice. DrilallllollJ, whose Appointment t,,a, no t taken t i lttw Ditto, Ensign Peter Le . klesmier, from the Bth Foot, to be Ensign, vice StAoton, who exchanges. Thomas q'ntkey, Genr: to be Lusign, without purch4w, vice 1)a -mei, promoted. LONDON: Printed by R Cerald P,ochfort, Gent. to be' Ensign, by per vice Grieve, prionotcd. 'George Weston, Esq. to' he l'..•fireister of the ad Battalion. 9eih Dew, f ra.neis Viscount. NLithew to be Colonel, with temperary Rank in the Army, Major John Taylor, from the asth Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. To be Majors—Caprairr John iVl‘Donald, from the 89th Foot. Captain John Daniel, from the 30th Foot. To be Captains of Companies---Lieutenant George Frvon, front the 47th Foot. Lieutenant Henry Fitzgerald, trom ditto, Lieutenam, Peter Charles WeStlake, from the 25th Foot, , Lieutenant Samson Stawell, from the 54th Foot., Lieutenant Mathew Milieu, from the 53c1 Foot. Lieute .nant Robert Seymour, from the 25th Foot. To be lieutenants —Ensign Gerald Farrell, from the 96th. Foot. hasten Thomas Vyvvan, from the loth Foot. En si, loshua Wilson, trout the New South Wales Corps. Ensign John Thompson, frou the 72t1 Foot. Ensign 1. Pd. Cullimore, from the 824 Foot. Ensign D. Ennis, from the 4th Foot. To be Ensigns --Thomas Armstrong, Cent. Henrym Atkinson, ' Gent. S. Conway, Gent. William H ' Meyrick, • Gent. Samuel Lawrence, Gent. John Taylor, Gent. To be Adjutant—William Blair, Gent. To be Quarter-Master—William Mathew, Gent. • toeth Ditto, Frederick John Falkiner, Esq. to be Colonel, with temporary Rank in the Army. To be Majors—Captain A. Bertram, from the 79th Foot.. Captain Christopher Hamilton, from the moth Foot. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Thomas Rynd, from the Loth Foot. Lieutenant John Martin, from the 16th Foot. Lieutenant Alex. Andrews, from the 44th Foot. Lieutenant Montego James Jackson, from the loth Foot. Lieutenant Thomas Ormsby Sherrard, from the 'toth Foot: Lieutenant George Thew Bourke, front the 57th Foot. To be tosigns—James Armstrong, Gent. 1. B. Hoy, Gent. Robert Thompson, Gent. John Williams, Gent. George Falkiner, Gent. -- Murray, Gent. Robert Cooper, Gent. lohh Ormsby, Gent. . • To be Adjutant with the Rank of Lieutenant —Adjutant Wynne Fawcett, front Half-pay of the late 2.41 Fmible CAM ry. • . To he Quarter-Master—lohn A. Hearne, Gent. tat West India Regiment, .Samuel Cates, Gent. to be En- sign, without purchase, vice Maxwell, promoted in the 31st Foot. Serjeant-Major John Fletning, from the Royal'', to be Quarter-Master, vice Cowell, deceased. 4th Ditto, Ensign Caley 'John - stone, horn the 64th Foot, to be: Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hewitson, deceased. bth Ditto, Ensign I. L. Verity to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Conroy, appointed to the 4th Foot. H. Scott', Gent. to be Ensign, vice Verity. Major-General Champagne's Regiment. To he Second Lieutenants—C. C. Torriano, Gent. Heeler WAlister, Gent. Hugo Wemyss, Gent. Major-General Ralnsay's Regiment. To be Second Lieu tenants--J. Bunton, Gent. J.J.Pendergast, Cent. W. Kerbey, Gent. George Brunett, Cent. Royal Corsican Rangers, Captain John M'Combe, from the 59th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Lowe, promoted, ist Garrison Battalioti„ Ensign W. P. Gitland, from the late loth Garrison Battaliort, to be Ensign. Barrack Artificer Company, Lieuteuant John Douglat, from the 66th Foot, to be Captain. tat Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign ---- Barron to be Lieu. tenant, vice O'Donnell, appointed to the 4th Wot India Regiment. Garrison Company for Service, in the ,West Indies, Lieute nant John Smith, from the 3d West India Regiment, to be Captain. Hoserrm, STAFF. To, be Apothecaries to the Forces--Ass stint-Surgeon Wil liam Graham, from the Staffof the A tiny Depot. Assist ant-Surgeon C. Cudrington, front the Ist Dragoons. BARRACKS: • To he Barrack-Masters in Great Britain, Samuel Stapleton, Es t i. late Major in Lord Rodeo's Fencible,Cavalry. John Taylor, Gent.: • BREVET. Colonel Daniel Burr, of the East India Company's Forces, to be Major-General is His Maje►ty's Army in the East Indies only. Commission dated ian. I, 18os. MEMORANDUM. Major Richard Samlys, of the 82d Regiment of Foot, who was superseded, as stated in the Gazette of the 22d Decem ber last, is reinstated in his Rank. Captain George Elrington, of the 3701 Foot, who was su. p.lrmied t ap r pt.:tett in the Gazette of the t9th ult. is reinstat. ed ►n his Rank. Assistant;Surgeon Richard Gibbon, of the Royal African Corps, is iillpef6e4l4,• being absent wi►hout Leave. , , C o nniiiiki 11 She, We,.:tern 11 AtAion 'of Essex Militia', rigntd ph( .I.Grd Lievrevant. • ,• Circsin r hides I lasel 10A. 114,1141 w Southern 13attation, to C:4• 1 6,..;„ , . I).u..xt reigwry ia, 130.5, INK IiUI4'IITS )11: itb.rn, Wcvs. of . erertwrigitt-stred, 'Rosemary-hoe, St. no. li f ,ifittsf..x. watt:4ller, frori):Marii 5,. to April 6, at , ten, at Cutlolit4ll. • Pettit lioare, mt Brock harn- c;tecrt, near I)nrking, Surrey, tiitoplover, Until Nlarcit 12, to Nititji 23, at ten, at Guild- . ball, 1,01,d,te - '''' • .. • ; !- - et- , ..- . BANKRUPTS. William Wilitoo, of Ctakinti,:rcrt-t0. , ,y, Illackfriorroad, Surrey, ell tlief,j, to surrey:de% Minch 9, 16, and iN pei I 13, at to:n, at Gui1 , 111;(11, London. 'Attorney, Mr. Bather, Gicat t)ttnnittl. Nli , et : ' ' 1 , • Chyle, Harr. tr.:, or Fel rc 11 s t cge , wine-trier- chant , Nlaicli 9, 16, and April 13, at eleven, Ntrornies Messrs. Robinson and Lec, Ling cal -square. George I..ipsctititb, , late or Birrainglim, and now of Coles. Warwlo , :•.hife, ehehlit, 11 :..ol'renztor March 15, 16 . and April 13, a eleven, at the Hotel y Temple-row, Bir. • mingliarn.,', Mietuies,,Nlesars. Devon.and.l ooke, Gray's. I no. aquate. London ; ar Mr, Librrisii, hirminghaiii. John Ftornings, ccersm ot aien, Kent, - vidtualler,' to sur. " reader March 9, 16, and April rt, act:liven, at Guildhall, Lentlon. AttulotTy, Mr, Lee, (.:ruwri 7 court, Southwark. Alextmder liertrun, at Niglitingalc. lane, hliddlesex, colour man, to'9l,ltroider March 9, aconc, 23,' at ten, and April 33, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorities„Messrs, An d slierw o od, Bank.„,street, Jinnes Hayes, of Liverpoof butcher, to ourivildre March at, and April 13, at eldVell, at the Globe TAvern, oho street, Liverpool. Attornies, .Ir. L'. Woods, Lortt-strea , Liverpool ; Bliwkstock, Sc. Nlildrutl'a.court, Poultry, London. - • Tohn,Shakleton, tir Nottingham, hosier, to sutrentler March /5,36, and April 13, at eleven, at the 131ackiiii/ore Head Inn, Nnttingliam. Attornies, Cotta amt. Sanders, Nottingham ; or Messit. Macdougall and H unter, Lincoln's- London, ' of Walteli-dd, Yorkshire, brLki4yer and bricktnakcr, to surretith.l April 1,1, And 13, at claveh, at the Winn; Hart Inn, Wakefield, A ttorniekt, Mr.- Litrilbert„ ii,tron.,Garden„Londem or, r. Carr, Waltetield,„, - „ Beitiatnin Bishop, of clement's.lun, MtddkseX. tout Y• scrivener, to surrender April ~ at twelve, 8 at el'eVen, anti 13, at ten, at Guildhall. lAttorney, Mr. '4)aviri Russen, Crown-court, Able.tsgate-street. ThonleS Spencer, at m an di es t ef , flour-dealer, to surrender March la, 19, and April it, at three, at. the Bridgewater Arm; inn, _. A ttornies, Mr. Thomas HeAritt, Spring-Gardens, Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor ... street: Lomalots. ........... Aluxander Hill,. of FA' 111011111, Cornv..all, mari..ier, In atirren.." der March 9 .1 16 , and Alllll 'l3 C , At ten, at U 111111414 Lail- don. Anomie% Mr, kuile, , Cluak.lane, London ;• or . e Mr. Tippin, I.4ltrioutis. Volum: Itogers, late of Kennint,ton.road, Sr. Mary; Lam beth, Surrey,. victualler, to surrender March 5, at tcti,,9, at uric, Mitt April 13, at ten, :it 4.,.; L 11411 1 ,41, Lt „, ltloll, ",. t torney, Mr. Titorlias Yatz.,, Ilanipron-strret, Wativorth, Surrey. , - . . . rclAstri Sylo, of South Molton, Devonshire, woollen,cir,aper, to roa I re' hi c r 141.4101 tz, 16, and April r;, at elttven, at the Itinnincr T.rverrr; All Saints-lane, Bristol. Atturnies, Nlessts. BLinatitut and SWeer t 111114,:r Temple, London ; or Mr. Ltiwarki Step:tons, Slll4ll•StreCt v 23ritiI01. DIP"iDANDS. March zlt Benjamin Clay, at' lituklerstiold, Yerksh linenotrapci, actin, at the George inn, Huddersfield. May 6. David - iisthill, of Ki ,gstott-upon-llull, draper, at eleven, at quiltiltall, London. Mart 3a. Joshua Jepson Othly anti John 0(14, late of St. May-Axe, London, merchants and Lo.partnens, at eleven. at Guiittliall. March 25. Robot Sharpies ' late of Anderton, Lancashire, dealer, at tett, at the Star lOn, March 25. 'Mantas Johnson, i,f Leicester, earry:nter anti joiner, at elcven, the Tin ce Cranes, Galto . k‘stto:gate, Lciecster. KARATS (of No. 4, Martiett-court,lltow-Strectl; ;,( 4 .1 F. Na. r I z. &rand ; Wiitfe Adwrtairrnit, Order: Butt: On the ad inst. the Lady ot.Mr. Ccorge Idle, or thansey_ lane, ot a CER TIFIC/ITES% Mal:Aril. Thomas Edwards, of Fore-street, St. And, Lime house, Middlesex, vietualler. Thomas Franklin,of Leighton- Buzzard, Bedfordshire, money- scrivener. • [An Bishop and John Terry, late of Maidstorie f Kent, up holders and co. partners. . ' Matthew Garland,olG rove-street, Deptford, Kent,viau ti;:r and Lludinticer: I ohn Hodgson, of Birmingham, merchant. William Keane, late of l'ainswick, Glouctstershire, clothier and cordwainer. AGRICULTURE. DR. PI 2RSON, in a recent Analysis of Peat, or Turf Ashes, has found that they (the red ashes more especially) consist alinost wholly orsulp!oire of iron, cr.mmonly called green vitriol of iron; mixed with ' a very minute proportion of silicious earth, and at lime united either to sulphuric acid, or in carbonic acid ; and to the sulphate-of iron he ataibutes the fructifying properties of these .ashes. This posi tion is no less , interesting,, than novel, as metallic salts and metallic oxides in .general, and salts and oxides ofiron in particular, which have hitherto been considered as poisonous to vegetation, are now re. commended as manures. The effeits produced . by burnt 'earth and ashes from paring and burning, have heretofore been ascribed to alkaline or neutral. , salts ; but. Dr. PI E !MN'S experiments prove that. they do not possess either in any material (viand ties, and that oxide of iron is their distinguishing property. The usual quantities of these ashes spread on land is about so bushels, or 2250 pounds averdupoite, per acre,or nearly seven and an half oz. *per square yard. The crops of artificial grasses are often trebled by the use of this manure,' and oats and barley are mnch benefited, by it. The Board of Agriculture, with a view to en courage the cultivation of Spring Wheat, have of.. fered'a preiniutn of so guineas for the greatest num. bet of acres - sown this spring, not less than twenty; 30 guineas for the next greatest number, and 20 tar the third, or pieces of plate of equal value.— The true Spring Wheat oriy be sown with success so late as the end of April, and has been known to escape the mildew, and yield better than the Au. tumnal Wheats.' ' A calf. of the Suffolk breed, twenty-six weeks old, fatted by Mr. Grice, of Dcngie, in that coun_ ty, was killed On Wctinpsday ae'onight by Richard Maskell, of Bradwell, which weighed 47' stone glb. ,the loose fat 291 b. and the caul Lit i sib. It is 'supposed to have been the mo,t extraordinary animal ever seen, the flesh being of a superior white.. mess and flavour. SAturday evenings, about six o'clock, the' back garret of Mr. Eliot's house, It.ithbone.plaee, was discovered .to be on fire. the flames Were, how. ever, soon extinguished ; but had it not been for a timely discovery much mischief would probably have ensued to the neighboAithond, as' the fire had nearly, extended to the rafters of the bowie. A most daring robbery was attempted to be com. mitted on Monday evening last, between six and seven o'clOck, .only about a mile beyond Vanxhall' Turnpike, by a footpad, accompanied by two high. waymen. As Mr. Field and another Gentleman were returning from town. to Kingston,. in a• one. horse chaise, they were stopped by a footpad, who presenterf, a pistol, d,entanding their money, at the same time calling out to two Gentlemen: on horseback to come to him, whom he took to be his friends the, highwaymen, they being fortunately mounted on the same coloured horses, a white and a dark brown ; by the time he had discovered.his.nthtake, his real friends, the highwaymen,arrivedibeing close behind,. but they seeing they had toomong a party to con. tend with, turned their horses and rode full speed towards town, leaving the footpad to shift for him. self; he being pursued by one of the Gentlemen who were in the-chaise, jumped over a paling and was lost in the adjacent meadows. A robbery was commi tted on the same road, the Tuesday before, neitr the tl erns , on Wimbledon COnimun, on thrt,rGentleinto returning to to wn i n • a post chaise. These frequent robberies round the •Metropoli% thew of what great utility a horse pa. trole will be on the, rollati.', Last Daj's Dra , w;#4 , .--The prize of rive Th ou . sand Pounds, No. 19 . 40 8, "8 "'ld in "c Half , one Eighth, and flix Sixteenth Shares, at the old establiblied Offices of liorioes and, Co. No. 14.9, Qxford.street, and No. 4.4, Ss. Jainrs's.street where the. Tickets and Shares of the New Lottery will be on sale in a few days, On Sat►►rdsy the late Lottery finished drawing, nd TickrrA anct Shares for the spring L , :►ttrry will he ready for delivery:in two , or three days. For the Scheme, see another part of our Paper. SJIIP POOLE, MARCii Arrived—the lohn.and sally, Regis,. from Cork.; Aaive, William,.troni Port.iinouth ; and Pheasant, Florance, turn' St. Tve's. 'Sailetl4.the AElrvt, I3azin, for Cluerrisey ; Juno, North. over, and Dove, l'hompsun, for Lyndon Mary and Eliza. King, for Cririrctiorcli; Ann, Holloway . , fur %Vey-- mouth ; and Sea.tull Revenue Cutt e r on a erutze. MARRIED Yesterday, at Frain Barnet Church, john l 4 bite, jun. Esq.. to Miss Anne Do w n, d aug h ter ot Richard Down, Esq, of Bartholoniew-lane. . , on Monday the a s th ult. a t Southwold, Car. rain Welsh, at the Royal Navy,' to" Miss Thinnpson, eldest daughter of f olmTliompson, Esq. at that Town. DIED On Friday the ist last. ta his house in Hill-street, Gene i'sttison, aged. lie. T . 'Phu same morning, et his lo;igings Claypeth, G Durh4m, Mr. eiirge Applebyi brother o t th e late William AR, Krit. On the tith ult. at Castle G . rant, Lady Grant, ot Grant, On Satutchiy, at his hortsz in lltiisell-nhice, Stephen Wii_ hams, tsq, one of the Ditcdors of idle last-India Corn- EifjOr Brethren of the Trini:y I lot t se, The saint: d:iy, a:ter a few • nap.. tilitesa, Willi; to Douglas Hackett, aged two yesry and six months, eldest sort of Sir Blatlett, Bart. . Published ty w AM At mta ttt Sett yrs, (of South Multoo.urcet, G rosvenot•squAte ; for the Paper, Letters for du; Edrtar. Lve. 01(.7 0•1 STOCKS, Bank Stock, Navy 5 pet Cent. Sgi ; per Cent. 1797, April ,1.1 Irish 5 ptr Cent. 4 per Cent. 76 3 per Ct. Red. shut 3 per Ct. Con. 53i *DAY. Pank L. Ann. 17 g-161 11 si I Ditto Short Ann. 2 India Stocky 14 Orimiurn, 4 pr. imperial 3 per Cent. - Ditto Ann. 0 9-16ths Con. for to Ace. 58f TNAio MILES from EXETER, DEVON TO BE SOLI? BY. AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, 'At,th: Great Room, in Pall-Mall,' an ThursdaY, MO 16i at One o'Clock.,. in One Lot, A c i,s .A . T A l:r n A ,... L c,, ,it ic V s: t E rti w iy cd(e)suiriznibsl,e_ ifnittr,,,E.pf-prillief TOP Si I. M, :limn r two miles from • EXET E lt, on the t i ot A d.: :l ni9) io pi‘i,vl E , \ ,A ,En X t t iV asi l tLi ( ol ) ;lN l. : i :o r ;.n i :s t i : s ii with g i e ( i .) l a lees, nacde convenient aut capitali ttil ' p r a ua r rn t ig, o ck f t . 2 01 t it f .d c C s o i s : Houses, and Sta bl ing for fourteen Horses, screened l'Y l a grown •approaell:ti b v a stately u Ground, sKeilitteccill Kitchen - a G l' a a r tl e4 loc \- .. ° ! about 18 Acres, from the elevated ridge of which i:; a Cl i i, mand of .View of a finely wooded Vale, and to the F 0":.,, west, over :r picturesque range of Hills, and the La‘viii,:e: %%trawls of Powderham, enlivened by the Waters of th'i" iv° Exc. • . bva '• Also, UPPER. NEW COURT FARM, c omPtiiiil a y o 80 A. IR. 181'. of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, aril Al : I Land, on Lease, which expires at Michaelmas nest; :', i LOWER NEW COURT FARM, with Farm Houj' i 3 228 A. 3R. 33 I'. on Lease for eight Years itnexpt bent 013151. in the whole O GRES i ' l l. n ' I p i r lE err E acil i HUNDRED and .n. fia,rimidinitgpownactdost,. the 1 . 140, ...., Of productive Land, within it Ring Felice► capable efgr:i"g. t , ‘1 , .: rabic ' tales in that much-admired part of Devon. , , ~ Immediate possession, of tint Dwelling can he 8 01 ` 1 '; Is liee M r.. Payne, near the Turnpike, at Topsham , " 1 ') the Estate, at whom ' * 11' '• I miy bc tun; ..--,', . prin v ei artiLta ars • at the Printers of the Exeter Gazette, Sherborn, , d os Cfr . well's Bath, Papers; - at Land's London, in Exeter; ~,,,, Burley and Moore, Lincoln's ' Inn; Rainbow Conned", Cornhill ; and in Pall-Mall w he r e a_ Map Cl th e Est:ls Pi be seen. ). __.....-•"‘ DEVON. 'I'D BE-SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, Al his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on 'lllursrlab ""' . - at One o'Clock (Unless previously Disposal of by Private ACAPITAL, highly VALUABLE, on- ot o P ROVABLE FREEHOLD and TV .III ,,WAIN` 'E ST AT E, corsistihg of the MANORS of 11A004".401 BO W, BUCK E AST LEIG H, and BUNTOI4O e tr;00 1 over 4 1' , 0 0 Acres of Land, under ‘vhich are valuable I 0 ,1 excellent.COPP ER and 'PIN 0121 , ., with Courts I M P Baron, Quit-Rents, Fines; Fieriots, Tolls or Fair a toci o kets, Rights, RoyaltieS &c. &c. together wirti IJl OOlC'' I Sl6n u e ,s a E nd , w Sl i a ti t t ed ex : t r e lA ns N i ' v S e l ( ( ) ) l N yie Ll , o USE, called 1 ) 31 : 11A well watered Vale, amid the pklttesquesSeCelt':.s(reiriyn 041:c1V1.14:41, variegated Inclosures , rising boldly on ech 0-'"' rr , 4 d c 6 Capital Fartus, with all necessary Buildings, 311 • and 5- 1 of old inclosed Arable; Pasture, and Water Meado:imo, of Acres of thriving Woods ;.also the entiretv 4 6 • ble , otfer• Down Land, the 'greatest part convertible into Ara,. ott urist. ing an arriple and profitable field to the spin tal AO NO and ;midmost exclusive Right over t6O Acres a ti,hiolf Land., a Copper Mine. latzly opened, prornisia,g, t° i „d produaive and valuable, :and t',inarries of Marl,,C of tiir SUMO. The greater part of the. Estate in hand , an" Annual Value cif upwards of rn °Liras, a b i u s ( r t it ) ,: l i c in a et E pa f b . r r o l e l 4 3 great USA n i) lp f r o ° ve li tn ß e . i t 1 ; 1 , N 1)11 . f #1 t from Exeter to 'e trOM , M ton ; seven from Totness, and a Navigattna th 3 t, ~„c m osth; Situation t ßu p c i l s k y ifit'lailsoatul et bea ut ifulhig . h i • l r t t e i d ilitnitileisePlG°::e..ia7 1 ' 11 7 2 ' t e .1 ::: cates with the`Engiish Channel ; &tab' fart and twenty-t iNto freftl Exeter and .Plysiouth. sag - The Steward, Mr. Coates, at Brook-liotiser todi the Estate ,• of whom printed Particulars maY t ro also of the' P rioters of the Exeter C azettc, S I. lo ' curv, ,Salisbury lourrial, Crutwell's Bath, and liot tole l'aperS • of. Mr. A braha; n Attorney- L3W C°lll' ton; of T. ' Graham, Est; I 'r: , • 1 i's Inn • itainlano*.sioyt; • siliiciinl!nd 1 11 , 1 '411 -Mad, ~ t v,;ll , :rfal Map of i the g '• PREGNANT LADIES„leat..t. Whose situation requires a temporary' Ft-arir e l'ii•jvi'liP R. WA`I'SON, Surgeon - and 1\ 4411 ";{re 14 , 4 their oireumssinc A c P- s A .A. offers to accomintxlate Ladies in art aft)" situ:aim), with out to nutie, and humanely . tattoi care of.; arid''' 'h andr t!u s n i t t s tu t t o i 0 Illy in. rz on mns. 1, 4 ',,ts par induces hhn to olft,This assistopc, , to a tioiatc the :il l Concealed Vregnzwy, he flatters himself Ladies re. an application tri'hirn the gr=test attention, and 03 " bond secrecy. $ 3 / 1 ' .. ",etters (post 7 paid), to Mr. Watson. Surgeon el l oP ; 111Cir , 1 0 11,1 or to Mrs. Watson, Alidwile, r ill niceo. 9 , r 010 11° street, Surremide of Blackfriars-bridge, W t I L pointe&attention ; Where nay be . had'the PIL - LB . 2N E tit crA , i (Li per box, a cert:C.n and etfi:ctual R eme dy to rell"::Colt P struClif.ms and Irregularities and an esLellcitt bad Lyints-in.. . WHEN Professional Men Of E i luca.to: ci n 1' Responsibility deviate from the the Selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction or tinned success is the best criterion of superiOritY,' Eight years have 1 devoted my practice- to Nial r it o treatment of Three Disorders, and the suqc e " . l .- ar. ' O OO my plan gives IM additional ardor to oppi;se? 2 , 5 tha able, the ' raVagei , of those Complaints whrelL . important in the Catalogue Hunlan'llltir ll P l*-- I;' sllr „s p iP After initiation into every Branch, as an A ril lreic — ilif ',formed a wish at an early period of I°i:itClio; O p . of gener4l ,/0611g dividuals frotti• the ignorance of uneducated„llZ„'ars equally dangerous pm:wit-Inc) , of geAera.,l,Prac'"l peak The Three Disorders, to the Cure ,of .which Wit voted my attention, Comprise every speelea teg. g . tiAl- 1 N F ECTION, whether_ of-a reeeat vl O return: adly, All kinds or debility, whethe r a „. in a or the habits of 4;11°01 -boys, or the indirigeir ce ,'„ e n,i ll ,l age: And, lastly, Lot derangement of th" : 4 / 0 10 4 ' i ,;itt men which is called BAR It ENNESS, or ST r." • a, s'," Numerous Difsease* arc tile result ignorrj rt t 'lo 4 bl in the Athatrement of a sianple.Clonotihiera t , j )o o " r ar frequentl ppen* that the seeds' of tite Pr e ; l. , the indisi:retion of an unguarded hour. liY thotl, such Complaints are easily curoi ; .4 04, ' a to '- others haVe I trust that trviy . radical re-establishment. ew. however, arc the cFses c,Anylicatceittviti/Ood this Thsordor; cntilliaNd wlttl the eal"" tcg Ilf o lAff Men, trout all iftliketicesin ih 'gr so p Prevalent gaieties of a tasnion:iblet ' ,olii ,ce of Debility, which is the unavoidstile ,:onsequel. fat' pernicious habits. isO'4o" Whore the unhappy sufferer brood:. oYeri' i !, carefully' conceals. ins misfortune - , it roY Litton for 'hint to know, that altnol4lr it .bc . t ha doubt or WIC ertaillty with other l'ractitinr er of these Deficientneg by the gra du,ti progr 0 4 00 lion, is the acqusreinent .sny. Etisertencc•loli !, / e tt‘; of ii"hus or Venus have began to reduce!' ccio',4P niuch anxiety --- rvented by. an eatii.. non of this languid state e ; and in these ' 4 ' 4 ' 4 ' l „ t oe, _difficulty will occur.. a 'sir But where this Deficiency has for years Cx' ore 00. ger6eve.ralice indispensab I v rrquisi te • bearing Spirks of Lite, and to re..aiumate the '-'', duff' t ear MARRIED WOMEN, Who have lon 'b6 111,,i,' in their eXpedations of a Faintly, may N4:404011 must instance*. 'sl.l<ti defeels are curable by oaf, lo r t. o The secresy which is so essential ,u) fr i t Y te 0;,1 and the . qualitications which 1 thivepresuottio o. the basis 01 city pretensions, and in coili ci ' — g y Jc. this intimation is given, that Mr• ilr ee W ia ii're j t personally, or. by Letters (inclosirii; A 6111- ,r TC 11 ,,,,r 7 If f-1 house, No. 2 9 , A t u m : street, li d, rte.-- % op/ tit e a IPr There is an additional Entrance i n 6 0 0/ ' alloining, and the Name Is on both the doors' of st, 'actin 'tree, Member of the Royal Colicge SATO Pr till:y iirocrti3tl ‘i i kyr tfiAh 1., oa t , ~