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ad, or Earterm, Daaalion of Glamorgan Poloaatre4, 14;ijor folio Bassett to be , Lieutenant CuLnel, vize T. P.ichardi, resignel Dated May 7, Itks. Capttin tones to be Major, vice Dated as above. Siva/ilea Ca'vaity, Cattiet David Williams to be Lieutenant, vice J. W. Lucas, resigne:i. Dated Mity $, crims in the Chislehurst Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry ; Jig red 6 , Liv Lord Liotenant of ibe C'ouno of KeNi, Daiod i 4, ig‘ss. Cornet Ilarenc to be Lieutenant, vice the Hon, W. Town . attend, resigned. It ;chard fscrens, Gent. to be Coma, Cr, A few. days since as some men, employed' on, a'' canal, were digging in the lirookai, ty!thr Sconeham.;" Sitssex, they found, six , feet below the sod, an an. cient 'pike or lance. It is in excellent pieservation; 'being wholly free from rust, though 'Omit disdlour; ed, and from the gaps it exhibits .mUst• have met - in sharp contaa wit,h similar ''., eapnos ; riaost' likely, from its situation, at the bloody battle 'of' Lewes, fought between KING I'IENIty Siid his' R itur iS, ii i, ' the year '1164; At "Uckfielci Fair' on Tuesday list, there was a 'pretty large, show of horned cattle, but owing to the backtvardnest of the grass, they wete heavy of sale. At Penryn Fair, on. Monday last, there was a pretty nnaterous show of cattle, thought rather of small Size : theyaold brish,ly, and,at lair prices. . : •Last Saturday evening, --- Manost, the Ma.. 'ter of a trading Sloop; which had been lastfreighted with Irish butter, consigned to the' traders of Lewes' and its neighbourhood, was . comini tied to' the flatise ' of Cutratirm at Lewes,' charged' with embezzling' a parrot - Ids cargo, and frandulently selling thesame at the Isle of Wight. 'The . vessel had been . some . months on her passage, and "to account for the but. 1 ter deficient, the Prisoner had made' an Affidavit' ' that he was compelled to throw it overboard in 'a . . storm, to save the Ship. A Warrant has alsnbein iisued.for the apprehension of the Mate of the vessel; Cott oats It s ti INQU EST.—Yesterday, at one o'clock, 'ANTHONY SHIILTON, ES(I. Otie of 'the Coroners - for Middlesex, held' an inquest at the sign of . the Chequers, in &Wenn-street, SafFran.hill, ()wale body of Abram' Wintfr, who. cut . her throat the day be. fore with her husband's razor. All those who ap. peared to - give their evidence hefarethe Jury, could 'say , no more than thatalte deceased and her husband lived in the greatest harniony together. She bore him two children, one of whdm was about two years of age, and the oilier only seven weeks. It appeared 'before time Jury, that the man in whose house they Hired owed some rent, and the deceased dreaded that their efleAs would ,be . seiticl' upon,' as she appeared to be very uneasy about it'the tweet& ing day.. On the morning ofahis melancholy catas. fro*, ,before her husband went out at half past six in she, morning, she got up and put on her petticoat,. and tied her,neck.liandkerchiel; then kissed him, and said ‘' God bless you ; God bless you; I know we wilt not be left a bed to sleep on." The husband anssaered, " Make yourself easy, we shall fare as well :is the other lodgets,". lie then went to'Wotk, and, at his return to breakfast; at half past eight, found her stretched on the floor, with her throat cut. Vcrtiltt---,Oinai.y. The Coroner for Devon rook an Inquisition,last week, on the body of a farmer; near lkingtoure, who had eat so voraciously as to suffocate himself, and he died in consequence.—VeraliCt, di ed of w. f . fication. . , - By a Leater from Vizianagrurn, dated November, to, we IParn that a violent storm had so swelled the nulliths. and rivers as to occasion the destruftion Of tanks, houses, and bridges, and compelled . the na tives to abandon ,their•ltabitations, and seek for re. loge in the hills. On Saturday' se'rinight, about tWo'o'clock in the afternoon, a tit t ive containing a large quitntity of tirnber; belonging to Mr; Ideming, machine-maker, Bury-street, Salford, waadiscoverea to be on fire, which - raged with alarming fury ; and,natwithstand ing the engines arrived soon alter the fire corn meneed, it 'was fount% impossible to extinguish it, until nearly the whole of the timber and building were consumed. - - - ~...•••••••••••••••••••.... s44 .1.1% LONDON Printed by K I CI" D HARR Of No. 4, Martlett-court, ; l'ubitsbeci by WIL "..I^ll Aft mio s a Lunt e bs stidros e s :q At the SUN OFKACE I No, U 1 .21 Saand; Adveritsonefits, Orden felt rafer, Laws for the Eittgr i eic. (parr-0 , 41 J Sca pre, 0.. f. Sotab tiottnn..street Grosver.e. Bank apne: s.ctekt ~ coo a i _ PR ICE OF StOCK S. 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Old Pens Mended. an Made aS ~...,,, 4.:. ,40,1p.t OLD.IrORT;MADEIRA,SEIERRY, L' L ' ' ce • .ndV, -• • Q PENCER: and PER 1.,1NS V CI 1 " e '' ' t . ' ' r 1:,: . 0. ~,i IJ. Merchants, No. t Is, Newrate.straet, Nk i f t .,, r , 0 r:,.. ; .,1 quaint the Public, that they now I:eep, al;;;;1001,•,',1 year, last past s ' have (sever kept • less 'tlia,n i t: opoiai:10 gallons of Genuine Wine, in Vats and L''''.i,„stiliptlP;„o trielinrating for bottling; anti from v ont)" .- iv I no ilive:r llottlesof crusted Old Port, Matic. l " . le`c,'favottri 11 nil l ' s kcllittg, their Wines'are so Improved in ' ro ot FrO 4 0, 0 for dial qualities retained, as to raid OW i .itt i i n lin. o 4 the stomachs of nervous habits, and tile ago,riZon, vill,°,oloo -eXperience has convinced 1.31a0y endow, i'1)Y7,.,,, wset9i.,llo, stronglY recommend-their Old Witle,'a4 rill Inure 411)1)1`..,101 ante • • 1 restorative .iquor.. By this Stock t!tc.11„;1400,,,0,1,d). Serie their Friends with 5 upetior Wine, o ,t„ t , tn6 ; forr`ivrY the best Vintaget,' on the most moderate i c ~. st , 3 cl: o I , r ;e glortcY. They have also , an iincoionion l t r i g - , I ; „.,-,,1.i Old Cogniac Brandy,:Pne and littral4r!,,,,,;;sliniv, _„, -.222ftYof most excellent East-ludlA ' '_ ,... '•>-,--••••• -• " " r i ----- ' • tiO ' l. r FAO° '• eel l '• WHEN Professional Man . „ 1 Sto 0, :he geOC*l Pllo' Responsibility deviate from ~, ~,,v:,;,tt of , t t4 re e n ' t s i e n ie ei a lt i l n i ° T f l : r ePec ' " swrioritY• geloi,); Onuctl success is the best criternin ottio,l,l to i i i : ( .. ,, s iy Fright years have I devoted my pr, al l y .000 ,0, .-., 1 ,P ,, my plan gives Inc additional ardor to ON_ )::iii,j, 3 ,0; 5 0 able,. the ravages of those Corn;'l3,“l7;;firoor., 004, liar braticn, tl:•.. important in the Catall)oigs:de c o 1115:17: tfil'e,:icl: Arai a' Alter initiation into. every i',.rane!,.)...,,,,i0 0. ! er P I formed a wish at ate early. period t o , r..1!43't",,t 0..4,A11:41, ..., diritluals iron' the ignorance of , 11,0_1r,,;1,(Atiitt ~',‘,/,..,1,, equally dangerous precipitancy 01 hcov_l:.`',,,,,hicit 1 ) 'ol'l,, The Three Disorders, te the Cure ,P,.,,,,,,i,,,,.6 ; Tog fL.,., VOted 'my attention, comprise eveq ..)1,",, -~lit o ~!,,,?,: 1 . 5 REAL IN F CTION, whether, oi I,oetlier 31 ,, ;. 0 1 ; 0 , ration: .dly , All kinds' of delli,!Y;ii,4ol4eri,e3.,ol oft, , the habits . of school- boys, or t" .. °, 0 01 t ile W I 1, I'l ',:or *gel And, lastly, t.rat derankmirsf Jr SI . l ',e of 'llle men which is called 1)A Klt ESN • It of i?;"n"iii, 'it 0 4 0,Y Numerous Diseases are titecretoi. ~.,,,,,,,i ot , , 0 1, 10 , in the treatment of siinpi cr• ~,L110`t'•'1,11; .''., i , ';fill fre(rjentiy happens that the bq it;....r . __l ) „ ir , the intilLcretion of an unguirLici ,l , ot, tt ; ~ I , ~ , , ~. that tuah-Cornplaints are eailly 401.,.), presa-o' others have faded, I trust that 1 . di ,!: 91 ....,tal ' ~ij, „. radical re-establishment., , i,„,,,,,,r,,, ~ e 1 ,, Fey 4, ifoweier, are the cases o f ,„,,,,,,„,„,, ~, ~, . 00 this disorder,. compared With -tl'e. crisis;:litarY '.ll' t :0 ,1 , c c in rt - , a:,f , ' ) I Men, who., from an. indulg(,ii .. oe :lc] , I , ; ; , A bl ' ~ ' lieilt4"r 0- prevaleat gaieties of a fashloo ~ o i ~.o ,, • the utiavelottv', 1 • 'T, of Debility, litch is -6 0 09 ' et' f v et tr' c ile‘ , 1 . pCIIIICIOUS II.4httS. 00Ai a'' 1,4 , i' , '" $.,;;.; 'IV lien: the unttappy surrerer bt ~, ma y , 3 ~,,„, , 4 , y 1 carefully COOCenli leis 111:-..itortorie; ,11,rii it t,,c 1 ,,... 11 .,, ,, , , tiu .,i • latior. for rinti CO know, tliat alli(o'zti,,,,,,lore,s9v;i'llne, doubt or uncertaint,y witn °U ltl , , dual ,1).1P.r. I f 414 . ' tit ' by to.: v, ~ ... ric,....,0 .4'' • Of , theSC ' PC..l4,:leilClei , . ..,„,„ I,%pe use ,:vi,. ',,0t4',,,1 tiVII, Is th e AcqUiretilCrit or 1:2:1,1rk to rec:..o 4' ~,, g .. of Ilacebas or Venus have e1 ,.. , ,i: by so ;',3;e, . P 0,,t1 much ailliety will be orevel:„;‘, to ocs , . , ~. )4; tion of this languid ,tal'e. ; •`" ' ~,,i4.e, .410. u, dpcsil3rlisuc:i.ei%tvrYanneli I Itic:oic:l!ilesfipeeinean47)ll;ls„l,::l:frii:',:iicer:ritit:c:tc.,,,::::‘sl:llo'°,,,t;Stit beria Ag ,tAtrkiispot..i.l,,i)te;iak.nsd ,ti5t,,,71,:,3?:1;:;,:.,ii,,,,'.,..e3,15:,,,,trif..1_,1,j.0400,7,1r, in their expectations of a E. rw . : , ~ ,vt.„6 - o tafreiS at , • , , c.l 0 , Misr Instuice., au , - A 4- . ~.,11,0zo •, ; . lift to. 1.4. ' ~ atdr:thee citi.lu'alistiown'ohnicsi:villt:tb)°l:3,','','"'. r''' ''' ' . ~t, e ' ' i' ,, c ; ' , l ,• ! :;! the I:lasts of my preten=3 ''' 6 !,,, 1 . .• ~,, , e pil' rc f' , this Intimation is given. I'llt .... ~ ‘ -, , tei ,si ersonAily, or by I,,tifs,,:;:: - .' ..' '' 3 .„,,' • house, No. 3.4, Aruna,i'" . : . . , .., , 2 6.3 There is an x-1..1: ~ .. „,,,,,,,,,, : aijotrang, ald thc Nali .4 1 ' -ti,.. 0. , ~ . ' ~,..,-• Martin itrec, Nicrnt......:,.....,'"- . ILI LONDON GAZETTE, May 21, 1805. rub/ is Castle, May g► 1805. ilis M.lje , iv, by Royal Letter, having ap. r oi , ,trd Sir Liurence Pathon4, Bart, to be , of His j-,ty's Most Hoonorable Privy Council of Ire. be ibis day, in Couttcil, took the usual oaths wid his place at the Board accordingly. , tear-Office, lily 21, 1815. ist Regiment of Lite Guards . To he• Lieutenants by put chase Corner and Sub-I.,ieuteoant Alexander Livingston;. vice Wilittingham, promoted in aStlt Foot. Cornet and Suh- john -Whale, vice Disney, Promoted in York . Cornet and Sidi-Lieutenant, Gcorge Her. herr, vice l'ownley, who retires. To be Cornet. titia Slab-Lieutenants—The Hon. Francis • Charles siarthope, without purchase, vice Lord Pelham ci;, r-,o Henry Briste.w, Gent. by purchase, vice Li. .vingstone. Etta Tik in the Gazettes of the 4th and tith of May inst. 7th- Light Dragoons. For William Verner, Gent. to be Lieutetlant. by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted; read Verul.r, Gait. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. ist .., For Cornet and Adjutant Patrick Kett , 1,4 liavz the Rank of I '!.orenant, real Ensign and Adjutant Patrick. Keil) ..vc riic Ranit,.ot Lieutenant. Commissions signed by the , suu Lirmtenant county.of k. Captain Oakees Bury Sr. krimund i c Volunteer infantry. rhiiii) lames Case, Gent. itst Lieutenant. I)ated Sept, 34, iS-3 'Tunes Stencil% Gent. to . ba , Ensign. Dated Off. it, l'aluniter Infancy. • 'John Dresser, Esq to be Capiaiii. Dated Sept. 22, IN. Thotnas I.lW:re, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated as abbve. rohn Tillott ,?„ i,m. .D.,telas above. • Ilehningbant Volunteer fnAntri. - • The Right Hon. Wi4urallain li4l - 1.01 Dysart to be Colonel. Dared Oct. tr„ot , e3. Robigt ii„leiQUlldt.'4", Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. • To be Eleutenants- . —E6Vard Dove . , Cent. Dated at above. Edward lThve,. Data: as aSove. Lionel Dove, Gent. Dated Thomas Page, Cent. Dated as above. Edward Kersey, Cent Ilited as atmre.. Welton, Cent. Dated as above. William May hew,Gent: Dated as ahove. Coln Veasey, ,Gent. Dated as above. F.c . lwar..l r -or, Dated as above. John Clark; aent.. -- Dated as above. • To be Ensigns— john l'oliter, Cent. Dated as above. Lionel N 1 synew, tient. Dated as above. Charles .jack s,, gent Lia'.o.l lohn Williatns. 6ent. Dated as above.. loltn Ikl , ltter, Cent. Dalai as above. J' e . x f,,hl and pa, thaw Volunteer Infantry. David. Elisha Davy, Esq. to be Capt:tin. Dated Aug. ". Charles Wilson, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated joint ['otter, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. . Sibton and Peasewia Vefunks, Henry arrwyn, to be Captain. Dated Oit: 6, 0103. Edmund Tye. Gent. to be Lieutenant.. Dated as above, White, Gent. to be Ensign: Dated Odober t), ito3. Bhirckirourn Hundred Vithmtetr filantor. Watahant Company.—Lieutenant William A. Freeman to be Captain, vice Cartwright, resigned. Dated Sept. !s, 134. Ensign Slllll3Ol Golding to be Lieutenant, vice Freeman, promoted, Dated as above. Ilopton Comomiy.—Lieutenant Zach. Crabb to be Captain. Dated Sept. to, 1803. Gorleadn Patinae,. J, Pantry. john Barker Bell, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 22, Tnollias Salmon, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Edward Baxter, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 23. 1304. -lehosaphat Beat, Gent. to be Ensign. Dalai 14 above. Babergh (liontred 141toniter !Privacy. L:Thlan'ttlat..Lati, Esq.: to be Litittenant-Cotonel. Mired Aug. 7, 133.3, Thomas Burch, Esq. to be Itelitjor. :bated April 23, 03 , 4. Sudbury Conifianies.—Clutles Humll, Esq to be Capt J).iied, Sept. 5, 1803. John Tweedale. 14q. to be' ditto. I).ittei April aS, 1804. 13rabwhite Oliver, Gent. to be' Lieutenant. Dated sept. 5, 1833. William Mitten,' Gent, be djtio. Daieci April a, iBc l . Wirt. Oliver, Gent. to bc Ensign. ihited Sept. 5, , 1803. Chlrles Strutt, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Aprii 28, ISO 4. Lave:lmam CoinpAny.--Willl 4l ll Kiug, 1F.,1q, to be. Captain, Dated May,22, 1804. George Mumtarci, Gent: to be I..icu. tenant. t.ated Oet. 2.1, *gas. Buret Comp4nv—Willian Gam, Esq. to be Captain. , Dated lime iB, ite4 lohn Gent. to be Lient... mint. Dual ()el o. 03. John Boggis, Gent. to be . En bi4a. D4ten 'rune ) 14, 18.'4. Ttenvtali, Black4l/, and Mot Patentee,' bianirY ll4rthrop, .E6tl, to be Captain.. Deted - Feb. 16, Hetilitilirl Sal4loll, Gent. to 00 Lieutenant. Dated a 3 above. , John Browne, cent. to be (title). batc'd ►phove. Isaac Waytnari, Gent. to he Emig!). Dated as above. ' WI7I. MUS3 O Guilt. to be ditto.' Dated as above. • I 14) trwere. Ravers Palm , ,itor Now" To b Cvtatits- r , Christopher Arretatung, , Dated on. 2t, 1813. Henry Wyatt, E4ti. D 4 1 ,11 Dec. 24, 18034 Steplten Rona, 1....5q Mated Dec. 24, '18` - 3. To be Piro Lieutenants—Thom Bond, Gent. 4atcd friari:ll 7, (,;eor, , ,e Steel, Gent. Dated as above. reck, Cent. Dated as above. bean Oildt, Fout. p,ef, Gent 'Dated Oti. 21, tlio3. Sa'rrittel GL,wrig, Gent: Dated Dec. 24, 1'503.. lotus ; Gudgeon, Gent. Dated as above. To be . Second Lieutenants—Sennan Game!, Gent. Dated 00.. 21, 0, , a3 Peck, Gent. Datgd as iitlove, To be AdjutAtit—kuoirt Waugit, Gent. Dated April 14 18:4. Theeiwilory Volunteer Infantry. lanteq Drown TiLike L sq. to be Captain,. Dated Feb.' 2804 Simon Mottieraol:, C;ent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Leeth, jun. Gent. to be E rola). Dated April 28, 4804, . Rrndli4bam Pobower Waldo. Y.riwArri Crisp, 1 q. ,to be ;Captain. Dated. September 7, 1603•. Venn Sheintning, Gent., to be .Eirst Lieutenant. Dated as alsove. John Shernming, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated as•above.. john ikriiibson; Gent. to be Eri,ig,n. Detect .as 4borp. , . Cvntnietiops in the Loyal flintshire Fuzileers, rigned ly the Lot d Lieutenant 4fibe County apf Flint. Sir Thomas Ivlnvyn. Rut. to be Lientenant Colonel. Sir P Kart. to' he Major. To be Captains.--!'lamas klostyn Edwards, Big. Thomas Tilqross, Esq. (Y- 11110 Lioyd, Esq, luhtt Sal:lacy, Lbq. 1 torn isu l'enwint,' Esq. To 1m rust Lieutenant Smalley, Cent. Thomas V.4watt Humphreys, . Gera. William ‘Villiainhon, 'Gent. II ugh It nhertb, Gent. To Le Svc ,ntt Liettrenantg.--- Ilenry ,Price, Gent, lotto Parry, „Gent. Thorrias Hilton, Gent. Matthew Stephens; Cent. To l)e Chaplain —Cryfphi Lloyd, Clerk, To be Paymaster whew strphens, Gent. T o b e Adjutant-William Clingar, Gent. 'To be Surgeon—William Dentnan, Gent, ei.imfrititll4 . ns in 'hi 4th Battalion of Caymarthenshire Vol nn„ text Infantry, signed 4y thr Lord Lieutenant o ,J ti, Cowto. 6j' L'a.marthot, ~ Dated May 3, tBes.. . • • Richard ilowels, Esti to no Captain, vice Waters, resigned.. James Edvvarcia, Lieut, to be Lnsign, vice Lcwjs, pro. ;noted. Commistion.l .figned by 1,6 e //ice Lielarnant cf the County of C;l4- morgan - .7,4ntAurrcY STJPER'S'EDED: Banks Botith, of Salford, comity of I.ancWlire, merchant. RA NKR I/Pls. • • Tltoinas Marshall, of Kingston-upornAlull, grocer, to. stir renilzr M.ty 31, J une 1, and July a, at eleven, at the George • hut, K.ingstim-upon-litill... Attornies, Messrs. 11. and W. Rosser, Kirby-street, Hatton-Garden ; ` or Nlr,,Sand with, Hull. John Greenwell, late of South Shields, county of Durham, tallow - -cnandler, to`surrender June zo, and July, 2, at twelve, at the Hat and Feather, Clay :Path, Durham. At tornies, Messrs. Pringle and Wasborciugh, Greville..street, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. George Dixon, Wolsing harn, county of Durham. Thomas Deightoti, or Manchester, calico-printer, to sur.: render I une i t7, 19, and July, 2, .at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn; Manchester. A 'tonnes, tvlessrs. J. and R. Willis, ‘Varnford•couri, Throginorton-street, London ; or Mr. Barrett, Manchester. Samuel Newton the younger, of Ashton-under-Line,-Lanca shire, Cotton-spinner, to surrender June 17, 19, and July . 2, at tour, at the Bridgewater Arms 14m, Manciiester. At tornies, Mr. William Ldp . :, Back-square, Manchester; or Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, London. Evan Evans, now or late of Salisbury-street, Strand, Mid.: . Mesta., coal-merchant, to surrender May aB, June 8, and. July 2, at eleven, at 4.; uildhall, London. , Attornies, Strickland, Bristol ; or Messrs. Price and Wilhains, Old Butldings, Anne aekson, of Bishop weartnouth, county of Durham, ship owner, to surrender 'lune rl, £2, and I uly . z, • at eleven, at the Bridge lnn, Bishop wearinout h. A tto rims , Mr. Sli.ifto, BishopWettpuouth -; or Mr. Biakision, SptioinPs-Inn, London. DIVIDENDS. lune tg. Charlea,Chowlo, of North Audley-street, Mid dlesex, upholder, at twelve,'at juste o, George Stratton and 1-feriry Stratton, of Black, foiars'-ro.ht, ironmongers and co-partiters, at ten, at Guild- . ... . . . hail. lute 29. Charles Crank, of Kensington, Middlesex, brewer and merchant, at one, dt L , til WIWI. July 9. lames Hamilton .endwittier' Turkington, of Finch. Line, London, merchants and co-paritiers,'ar ten,at Guild. rune r t. ,Thonfaillendersen, of Milk.street, London, ware— houseman, at ten, at Guildhall. June lg.. Cnarles Leonard, of tVesthromwielf 'Stalreidshire, ironmaster, at elvven, Stt?ri; Tavero:Billniogh 4lll . rune 17. William Wdiiicri ut Lancaster, OlciLliatt, ateluVcn, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, • NliolCile4t4a. iulySamuel LUC Or tiler Broad-airect, - Lon. don, broker, 'ten,' t,G uildrialf: ruilra ay, 'oan baker, ut t 60.0411 i, carpetiter,.ut ten, at Guildhall.. . • • • July a. 10Cla Parr Welstord, late of Union.court, London, underwriter, at ten, at Guildnalt. tune It. Williant 1.41, of St. Alartints.lane, Middlesex, •• tailor, at ten, at Guildhall. • !noels. 101 m of Bermondsey.street, Southwark, Surrey, curlier and leather.dreSser,..at ten, at Guildhall. june.ll. Webster, of toit-stteet, London, draper, at etOren,atGuildhall. • l une 14 . William . Porter, of Great • Drift - tell!, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at tnt George Inn, Kingstonaupon.Holl. lune ag. • loan Owen Parr, of Loudon, insurance.broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. lune 20. Thothas HAW, 'of Stockton,' county of Durham, ship-builder, at eleven, at the 4iack Lion, btockton June 1.1• Whitfield Bloom, late of Sun.streel; litshoPs. gate-street, London, timber-merchant, at ten, at GuitO. rune is. David Hughes, of Liverpool, draper, at. one, at the lone-stre et, Liverpool. .lone 13, Thorna Dunn, late of l'rawbridge, Wiltshire, clothier ' at twelve t .at tile George inn, Trowbridge. June. t ,Matthias Pearce, of Little Elbow.lanei . London, cheese.monger, at ten, at Guildhall. June is. - William Hood• Newton, of Golden.lane, Barbican, London, liquor.tnerchant, at ten, at . RTIFIC4TES. June :v. William Buckley, of Vauxliall-Toad,,Surres, met'. chaut. john.Nutter, of Blackmatt.street, Borough, Surrey, cheese. monger. Mr. John Knight, game-keeper to Sir T. CARR , killed on' the Knight's MOW, in the pariah Beetl ing, near Crawley, Sussex, yesterday tie! n nigh , two couple or Woodcucks,, which the,most experienced gunners deem an extraordinary circumstance at this season of the year. PUGILISAI. AT the fight which was lately at Sliepperton, the Chicken challenged any Jew in England to fight him within the space or one month froin that time; but the Jews thought it more Ist:mi./440 match their champion against another man. A man who better known among the Jews by the nickname of Iky Pig, thin by ltia real . name, wai int rOduced' to the ph gilistic world as the Jewish Ajax, - and it was agreed that he shoul&contest the palm with .TOns Crib, who May not improperly he styled the 111 . ystki of the Chris tians. A purse of 4.0 guineas was made up for the pur. pose, and the battle was ftiught yeiterday at Black heath. The Jew is a great deal the stronger man of the two ; he stood up well, and faced his man with the utmost spirit for several rounds. Crib, on the other hand, was so wary, that he kept him eon. stantly on the alerefni upwaids'of a quarter of an hour, during which time, though Ctib was tumbled to the ground seven, times successively, he did not receive, comparatively speaking, any injury, hut stopped the other frequently with' his fist, when he was following him up with the utmost impetuosity. Superficial' observers thought that the frequency of`she falls must exhaust Crib, and the bets, which in the beginning were considerably in his-fa. your, now became even. Those who :watched more attentively, however, saw that, not Withstand. ing Ct lb had each time received a blow, which ap. parently knocked him down, he might be said to he neatly off his centre at the time of his being hit, as that, in fad, he was only pushed down. The eighth and.ninth rounds-were very severe, and' very Closely contested . ; hut, though Crib was down at the Chi Of each, even the friends of the Jets saw that he had 'the. worst Of it, owing particularly to' two desperate . blow's he received on the' ; left side. At the tenth round the JeW hurig his . head, and seemed very much troubled; at the close•of this he *ittira severe blow - on the side of' the head, which knocked him down. — fie fought two rounds after. wards, apparently in great distress ; and, though he knocked Crib down at the end 'of the' twelfth round, he said' that he'had sprained his wrist, and gave in, after having fought abOut 25 minutes.— ' Those who had laid money on the Jew were„very the i ch diss'atisfied at his giving •in at a time 'when he had knocked - down his antagonist, and ; was abler to walk inu strong; 'upright manner out of the ring.. Will Wood, the coachman, seconded the Jew, and Tom . Jones picked up- Ctib. Belcher, Jackson, and Mendoza, and some other pigilists, besides Mr. Fletcber,Read, .and some other amateurs, were in the. ring.; When Ilse above match was finished, a purse of ten. guineas • was made up.for a second fight, be. twren another Jew anti another Christian. The former was one 1 4 411.U0 1 0 (probably a corruption of Joseph), who is-well known as a fighting man among the Jews ; the latter is. Gtorge Richmond, an AMC- , fiCall Black. This bilttle lasted only about a quar t ter of an hour ; but • the blows were by far more numerous,, and of :more serious.. consequence than the' former. Though the fight was very fairly and impartially managed by thotie who had the. manage. meat of it, the crowd, both Jew end Gentile, were very clamorous against the. Black. The Jew sparred very., neatly, and stopped a great 'many blows, but neither fell without being faidy• knocked down, except once that the 'Black's foot slipped. In . the third round the Black was-althost beat out of the r i ng ; but bc6veen' that and the North •he'se. etived some instruftioos from one. a Ilre must ex:' pert and lively pugilists of the present day. He Made good use 01 the advice heiot, and Olidoged the • other up uo close,. that with repeated.detpetate blows he totally disfigured his opponent, and com pelled hint to yield, atter a very brave resistance, at the end of the sixth round. LAW REPORT. COURT. OF KING's BENCH, MAI , at. JOHN KING. THI3 was one of the seyetal cases resulting from the extensive banking projeet of this person. Mr. I,.i.wii'staledi that among the contrivances of the firm in which this Gentleman was conceined, for the porpoles of raising money, an.expedientbad been'adopted by, the partners, of being drawers and acceptors an the same bill. The consequence in this case had been, that the Defendant to the alion bad been charged in execution, in this double capacity, on .2 bill amonritirig to. 1 rB7l. i OS. 'as if he were a debtor for twice that an - fount, The inconvenience was, that he could not obtain security . for the rules of the Fleet, and the object of the notion was, to reduce the'execurion to the amount of the costs only in one of the:suits. Mr. Justice La 8LANC."..... 14 IL is extraordinary you did not apply to stay the proccedingl."—Rule granted to sheiv"cause. • ROwOROFT 2/. D-YSON. This was a Writ of I.4;rror from the Common Pleas. The aelion was upon a Policy of Insurance upon fruit. The objedion was upon the first count of the Declaration, stating, that, by force and violence—of tempestuous weedier, &c: the goods were, wetted, damaged, and wholly spoiled, and thereby became of no use." Mr. Serjeant Birt.tv, for the Plaintiff, was . pro. reeding to objet to the disagreement in the terms t , wetted and damaged," with the succeeding words, "wholly spoiled,;" but the averment was considered sufHeicnily explicit, and the judgment in the Court below %vats affirmed, OXFOR,/, lg. , 8 ,(1 II Tilt Rev. Giritia-st of Si. Value( Hchloa_4liiit,tie:torn:dno:tehAre: Arts. A. EDM Et 01 I NCTO DO"' Ppir, of Sr. Alban's - Hall, If • h. were admitted f j iuirq The Rev. Rect'Nkin B. A. of •C . olitge, will be admitted Mawr ol'Aro, A of The Rev. Gut:AGE Ruccrts, . NI. Graf g Christ Church . , has been tn,!ittited to the est NTlotAtioii : 4: of Marke""ingion, 'W i l ts , un the of the Dean and Chapter. The Rev. L. K. PITT has b,,et) institute,' t o the kettory of HintOn on the Green, in die Diocese al Qui:caster; on the presentatim, 01 Wm. DA“ I Esq. void by the e.esion of THO. GREllj,Y)C'e'h. SHIN NEU'S, ~...... CRAyssitia, WAY la. N A?! 1 6 Passed by—the Countess of Lerwick, „:............... 0. , - - 11. : I Sisters, Moore, from Norway ; Sand:atop, Bsckroui,f,rit qotten6urgh Ainelia; Backman, froin,SlOata‘4 fu ' Wallis, f r oiii . Stralsund 4 Croaerv,Allll3ll,froni rocte9i.-!,; V to w Elika, J-Liineta, 'horn Eninden ; Ifriendihip, f den, Reward, Page, and Hawk, Roberts, froin PIP IN G Sailed—the Bruton, Pdozley, for Gibraltar Nan*. ,„, _ _for Touningen ; Dlibtiglwacp, Mareussa, fot'Norway ;ii Dorothea, Lenssen, for Rostock' ; Omnibus, Our"' riugi and tiendrica laeoba, Neta, for ILiunden. . , - • • BIRTHS. . rgietr. • On Wednesday fast, ni his house in Hi11../rccii ,-,-.,- ' square, the'Lady of Samuel Long, Esq. of .1 041411/.1C;.:0, On &lootlay the l'3th inst. Ilt F'...astgatc- I .1 cuie. ii ig/4 ' the Lady of Sir Henry Milt -limy, Bart. ~ t a 50 1, 1, / of Ou the 16th inst.- at Kinoton-upoo- 11 nil, the LA' William Ravenscrott, Esq. °fa Sun. 1 esterday, - • 1 : 100. On Saturday . ItIARIZIEb. • , Hoi„, .i at St, Saviaties Lluirch, Southior !,.. ti , 'ai.up E. sq. - Jun, of tlrolten Wharf, to Nils> .I',l'' Queenhithe. . lop, Esq. to Misssßeacheroft. at 'Lambeth Ch u rc h , ltubztt Buchan lti o°' St. John; DIED. L T „e 0 - 11 On the t9thinct. at his house in Yu' 61 , 1 0. son of Lord Loyaiii::. 7 S th ou li t i l s i t ‘;a t it e . atty. John Clark litibbsr4l4