The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-17 00:00:00

FOR TIM SUN. . The following account of the exploits and-public 'liberal Of Admiral the Earl. of SANDWICH, about a century and a halfago,' bears:so - curious an accord ance and coincidence with that of our.-ever-to:be7la minted NELSON, that I conceive it may be the t{ , rthy of notice in your Journal : it is extratcled from Allusive Arms of Families in Grearßriiain, c•cilleeted by an Antignary Admiral . EDWARD MONTAGUE was very in strumental - in the Restoration of ling CHARLES by gaining the Fleet to his interests. He com manded the Fleet that brought over the exiled Monarch, on his retain to his dominions. The' King had so just a sense of his services, that, .two clays after his landing at Dover, he. sent the *hut, ral the Ensigns of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, which were presented to him on. hoard his ship riding in the Downs, and shortly after be treated him •Earl of SANDWICH, in &c. and 'constituted him Lieutenant-Admiral ,to his Royal Highness JAISEs DIME of )(out:, then Lord High Adoiral of England, On the 3.d, of June, Or), lie bore a distingui'shed part in the aaion with the Dutch Fleet,. under Admiral OI'PAM, leading as Squadron into the CENTRE qf the Eopelny, by which he put them into such confusion,. as to end in their &fen t, with. the,. toss of ninefren of their Ships! In September following, he took eight Sail of:Dutch Men of AYar, with twenty sail of merchant-men, ant% on coming to Court, was received:by the KING s mark of, favour. On the Q,lth of May, 1ti72,. he was again in' the great sea-ni,i.t the .Dutch,' in Southwold Lay, on the Suffolk; He on that day corn snanded the Arne, of 1000 men, 'and was finally blown up in ,her. l'hus perished this gallant. : Earl, who was the. idtil if the seamen, 00 the loth of June. his .bociy was 'perceived floating on the pecan, being kru-wn by the star on his coat. It was brought in a yacht to Deptford, and from thence was conveyed, in .a suMptuous. barge, : to Westniin, titer, attended by the barges of the KiNo, DUKE of YORE„ several of au,. Nobility, the Lonh M'A•rott, and the different Coni,,inies of the City of,London,' equipped suitanly to the melancholy occasion, with .trunipers, arid other music adapted to the solemnity.; ;the,lbwer guns, and those at being dis ,charged as the procession paned, and all the bells , Eight Earls . attended his son, the chief . .mourner; no eiretimstanee of Magnificence being spared that could testify.. the universal ind unaffe6led :sorre,v that Prevailed for the loss of this heroic Ad- - niiral." • . DR. DODD 1 aVD MR. IJ'OODFALL. , • . • The following curious anecdote of the Celebrated Dootor DODI); and the late Mr. IeVILLI A !.1 WoAi3- t7atr:c., May be relied on as genuine. The day afier the Doter was "convi6ted at the Old Bailey, of The critrie for which he afterwards suffered, he Sent 'a note to Mr, W. Wooprata. (many years Priiiter and Editor of Tinr-Vortiiiig:G/trenicle, Proprietor of The Diary, and the father of. Parliamentary Beporting), requesting the favour of speaking: to him on a very particular sUbject. This must have been a. dis tre:iiitig.:sl.lMMOPS to any one, but more particularly io a is an . 0('Woorir211.1:8 good-natnre and hit : nOt •go ; 'would'be unkind— wo uld go, inctu'ring . a ':Scene of distress paioll. W; , , feetint2;s. • But`i•VoonyAm.,could never hesitate on a question ref the kind, - and he hastened to NeWgate On the very ninri;:n,i; on which he received- the in vitation, On Cr theapartment.Where the Dr., sat, helbund it to avoid - taking same of his - unhappy situation however, the Doctor ituerrupted -him, by saying, if. QM - Mt. WoO - FALt,, this is not the_ business r sent for you about. Sit down, and Ia N 5 ll plyiain, Though I have not the pleAstim of personally knowing ~yon, f atst not unacquainted with the line of your professional bu siness ; which, I understand, en:;•age,s you; much it't the habits of ,the Theatres,, and theatrical purenits in general. I'likeWise have a particular 'respect for your judgment : in those H mauers ; Ou this no . count, 1 think ayon he of tome service; 'td' • , liere the other proirering ltis t ivilitic, , the -I/octOr proceeded, \on !mist kno‘y, then, that being in my earliOr days,' Jike yourself, a lover of the &atria; I sketched ii it a Comedy, the hint. of which _I took from the Story ,of Mr lingt:r Dc Cover ley; ,in 7'4 -.s'peCtator:. This have ll:wilted siw illy re sidence in Acurtte; . and it y on will be 56 good to to revise it, :Ind give me .oar inta'est with the Ma 7 na3es, I shah WO myself [WWII Obli L y: , (i t o. Mr. WUO DP74. 1. L finding . hh - ri.,e,, vOieved by the con ference taking to difkrent auc utk,,qiedtxt a turti, i nstant ly acceded . to . this.pronosal ; took the trionu script, away with hini; eome alterations,. which the Doctor readily complied with, and after - wardS corresponded with him on this subje.:t till the . , week before his:execution, On Friday the 'hounds lit:lonQing to Wn. LEE Esq. had -one. of the hevon:-;t tens , ever known. At bol t past ten -thr;y.tunkclnAilte4l. fox at SwineiheAd \\ M 433100(1414.brake cover and went over the new inclosure, leas ing' Dean. vil-; lags on the left ; bore away C9viogtoo h pi n pies; over Mangrove field,throngh I Knut't Closes,' to Keyston - grounds, leaving Ilaunds:ola ITlCLicioia; on the left ; passed on- by tho'vilfage'of Ilythorn ; then, turnin.:4 to the' right; :went over the tinc , L gross-grounds intaginablty •to Catworth, where in was viewed by Mr. rtiv.Tcnua, inn. three fields Cote the hounds ; , still , he went on, climbing irn 'ruense NHS, in a dire& line.for Fluntit4;don ; but. 'just before he . rt.mclied'Spaldwid. toWli he turned tb'tort away to the right, to Stow , then, leasing' the Great Wood Citumage on 'the went' awily tr; itnbolton,- and leaped the park 'Tales beintging to: his Grace the Duke,' of Abnebegter here" oid, hounds eaqht.. view, and runt into him the 'park, after 441) hour and forty-five tninutes the hard est running ever' known. .On Monday I at Ballinasloe; Major-General DALrodi'LE, who commandedsthat Garrison, after reviewing the Troops . there, on .his way to one of ale Ii ii-; to dinner, in company with a nntnber Military Gen:lemon, was seized With an apople6tie fit, 01 ,vhieb be instantly expired, `LONDON s' imred icty y Ed dI tlit3 . . 4,IIIERIC .1 .N" STATE Pd PER. :« . , . The following ex artiele is`Copied froin the'Arttti niahlnhlii A y;eiicer of Ain erica; a OoperAtibich, on potiticat'subjeLls; is supposed to spc'ak only the sentimeilts, of to Lxeciutive : • The content.; of every Mail we receive are . ;entiments of indignation atthe unjust treatment ot our,nierchants and geanieu,by the Bel, ligetent 4tropean Yowers. *Without any pretext whatever; their' Ships of /War are' permitted, w ith hiwies's 'v'taenCe, to seize the property of the honest tratioN iniznit is frequently - added to'injury,' , nnd the antlairity, in numerous instam:es, justifies 'these outrages by a condetrinat„ion of the Ship and cargo. It is litit' . surprking' that. a 'nation, whose'righis a rc thus trathpied .tpon, should' demand' redress ; anti such is the force of public opinion, that we- belieVe the period is approaching, when this redress will be had, or those, of` who,et it. is fruitlessly claimed, bematie'to pay the cost. 'That Goi'ernments whose vital interests depend upon a good understanding. with us, nations whose colonies are entirely at' our: mercy, and wribfernanufaiitures we can any moinent paralyse, would be thus blitid to their interests, is matter of supreme astonishment torus. But to them it Canuot be sgrprising if in the just promotion of our interests against lawless violence and meditated Wrongs, we should aim a fatal blow at theirs. • would . England say to an imposition of heavy'duties on all her manufaaured fabrics, the want of 'which we could supply other inarkets . ? What would she say te; `o to tiny of her Ships to enter our harburs. ?—What would she say , to 'withholding all supplies from her islands? ,would .she say ,to an embargo ?---What , would - she say to a prohibition of all intercourse ? ', These, are .awful considerations--but we ven ture to predi6i that they will occupy the serious de liberations of Congress at their ensuing Session. We venture to predidt that every Representative froM th e East to the West, fio t n the North to the South, will come armed with the resentment of his Constituents against the invaders of his , rights. The next is a -new Congress. Its Members may therefore be pealed . unequivocally to speak the language of the people: Pacific as is the di - sposMon of 'America, it be that the storm will burst before foreign na tions aria aware of it: But let them recollect that the thunder has long rolled at a distance; that they were long since wainel of the danger of awakening the lien. Let them recollect that at the last S6sion, on ,the of March, the.ionowing Resolutions .were adopted by the Senate Iteiolveii, That the Secretary of ~State be direetedlo lay - beton': this fluitse,.. at' the next 11cleining of Congress, such Lows of Great Britain a; impose tiny higher or greater duties on tiie exportation tit goods, wares, and merchandize to the tht,te„; ;.;.ties, than are imposed on similar goods, wares,,and When expiate!" to the nations otliurept; and aiso to repot th,e amount in sterling money of the exports to the United Sates trout great Britain anil Ireland tor, the years I 13.3, *I $BO4, which 'such ditties ilfo (.11Med, That the Secottary of the Treasury be turreted to te ; ,ort to this House, at the next Mauling of Congress,: a 6tat:ikiitt,'atiewittg tine value.(agreeahly to the prime cost), "in 4LediN of Irish linens, and all other maiiiitaatires of I melt, of sail'elit,k, nails, hats looking . glasses, , platect and glass wares, ribbons, silks of all kinds, petaled linen anti cot ton, and tnc quantity of Writisli salt , andrunt, imported into tat: tinned States trot!, Great lti hail' acid her dependenCios, during the y,.11S 1562,, and 0;04 t alsO the value in . linens !input cud i.tto the , Untted States trait ,all other foreign nations. • " During the ensuing Session these Reports will be made. WW they not furnish the materials for a just and honourable retaliation ". So comparatively. invulnerable are the United Slates with Foreign PoWers, and so numerous are the weak points Of the latter, , that it is difficult to .say what species of redress it becomes our Govern ment to take, iu case remonstrance shall be Such, however, is the existing state of our fo ,-retgit relations, that we think the subjeas to which Nve bavri alluded well worthy of the public attention; and in order to inrow.light on them, we shall from tune ti) time siibinit several interesting documents which time has, 'perhaps, thrown . into too deep an oblivion. lliey witi generally speak for themselves . without the aid of commentary." LitlY REPORT. COURT OF KING's tihNeg, DEc. r 6. iNciLlt( V. AUL.DJC). This'was an action against the. Underwriters, upon a Policy of Insurance on the Slip Pinenix, frhm Gre nada to London, breuga for a total or averzige jOSA. the Skip in question had sailed from this Coun try, i•ind arrive(i at Cli:;triesto,wri, South qtrolintt, where she was examined, and underwent a .tborough ;and coMplete repairing, amounting 'to , 30001. , 1001.'0f Which was .for carpenters' work,, being the trioA; essential part of the repairs, The cargo, which had been unshipped, was again put on board, and the Ship proceeded on . her voyage to St. Kitt's, where she was again IPO'i,Ted, ,and tool: in a cargo of &c, and went •on afterwards' to her destined port in (armada'; here again the cargo, was taken out, and a survey made of the Vessel, and she was u:td, and sold for 54.001 In consequence of o.iurect sought to recover as for 'a total loss,. Lord .Er,LeNitiohooon observed, that. seeking;to recover as for a total' losl, was Avitolly out of the iptestiOrt, 'vt hen, at appeircd, the ship had been sold or thlt stu t i;, 7/. It ;tlyc~ appeared, that the ship had been purchased : b Grenada,y one of the Surveyors themselve,,, 'who - re-shipped the cargo, and sent her to England, where sbe arrived safe. Captain Redman, who ,had, cotoroanded her going out, fell sick at Charlestown, and remained so ill, from thence till he landed at Grenada ; that he could not take the management' of the ., ship during that, part of . the .voyage 5 .. lie spoke cif having foul: weather, as he supposed, from.. the noise he heard made upon deck, by the Mate, but he could dot prove that the Ship herself had: re-' ceived any daMage - from stress of weather. SoLterrott-GENERAL, for the „Defendant, in AddresOig the Jury,, obSerVed, that there must have been some deed in the Ship previous to her arrival at Grenada, or that the - subsequent condemnation was an ad of fraud it - was Billy proved that she had been thoroughly 'repaired at Charlestown, and there was no evidence whatever of her having Made one drop of water, or receiving any injury whatever' by 41.46 Perils of the sea. The Legned Counsel was proceeding, when Lord 41.ENBonotton interfering, observed,. that ft\ R 1) :11A R KIS, of No:. 4, Mitnktt.;cointl.lo4r-bwec ; at, .ot, No. 112, Strand ; where ildvertis,onenk Orders ti this WaS a IoSS 1:1' fraud, and ticJt t, by o' t'ne sea, there was therefore nopretence for claiitin; an arerage joss* ay,4inst the Underwriters. The Plaintiff tilaeture Was .Vonsuited. t . DOE, ON TIP, DklyISE opt..nraTa's, co:t 7 , PANY, FAVOR AND ANOTI6II. r This ,was an ac - tion in ejectment, brought' by the Warden and Commonalty of the Goldsniith's - ,.fi c r're 4, ' : cover certain. premises upon a forfeiture of covenant. , This Company t possessed certaip- premises, and . by their charter, it waft necessary that the tenants should enrol, .or register, a copy of every assign merit, or conveyance Mrtde by them, which assign- meat, Yvan to be prepared b' lie Clerk 'bf the Corn", pany. The pretnisei in question,,iti. the ye3r - 1736, were lett to GitildtOrd 11uy 1, for eighty years: By regular successi6n, they came te' Clementina bieski Bland, whose daughter being about to marry one Elderton, she conveyed those 'premises to J. Nicaryand W. Lloyd, in trust,, for her and the issue of the Marriage, and wishing to 'forward Elderton in the world, on the 18th of OCtober - foliAvincY,' she further ;Assigned the same premises to Henry SheP herd for 500 guineas, pursuant to a licence gritted by the, CoMpany,. and endorsed on the-back of the deed. An ejeetinent was brought afterwards try Shepherd against the tenants in .possession ; but being obliged to rest hi - s case 'Upon its own :merits, inde pendent of the:interest of the Company, the tenants succeeded against him. This ejectment wrisr:there fore,' brought bythe Company, upon the kirfeiture of covenant; in not enrolling a copy of the assign ment to Vicar)" and L f loyd, according to such Cove nant, Mr. ERSKINE, for the Defendants, in a mostin genious•ar,gunvnt, contended, • that, inasmuch as the Company had recognised the right of Mri. ,Bland to assign to Shepherd, as appeared' by the licence for such assignment, they could not, therefore, main- tain this alien. The Trustees were ent iticd to hold, ,not merely for,Mr. and Mrs.Elderton, but tvere - en- • titled'also to hold for the issue of that marriage. Lord ELLEkaonouon however, thought, that any a6l dbne by the Cimmany through misconception or mistake, was not to be a bartgainst them as to their. right ofa6tion. verdict was, therefore, entered for the Plaintiff. LONDON MARKETS, &c. . RETURN OF W HEAT' IN MARK.LANE,- . fly 11,:isrs. C }1,14.13 2tlld iVi. ALe ASt Meal Weighers,. Including only limn the - zd of Dec. to-the 7th of Dec. agreeabl) to the new Mt. . • 311" Quarters at 75$ od 254 Quarters at 6as 6tl 3 t -- 7 ----- at 73$ od' , 740 •••--,-.- sit 62s od • , 44 -------- "t rs od ' z 5 5t6 -----,--- at 7o:; fid ' 1223 149 ----- at 6,s 64 • 220 ' at .sr od 43 6 -- at 69c od 431 • - at sbs od_ . 12,08 --=--- at_ 684 ad • I 4 2 *' at 5,74 od ---,.. [146 -...-- at 675 od , 1 ;8 " at 6 a od '53 ----;---- -at 665. 64 521 • . at wad 1314 2t3 -------- at 6s; 64 , too 826 - at sis eel io ' 635 - at 44s ad l 547 -----r at 635 ad • tja —!-- at 43$ cd • Total 1;52,3 Quarters,ilftrage.63s. 224., .b..3itl. lower that& latt Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front Nov. 3o; to Dec, 6,, frinn the.Co-cket..olfice. Sacks. 4. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks, s. d 29; —65 o 1 TS "---- 51 b I 457 --- ;7 a " "---- 6 4 0 7 78 —.,— SI o 41 ------ 5 4 0 24_73 --- i 3 .) 0 . izq -- ;7 6 , t "—'" si. ° 50, .L.--- 59 61 216 ...-- 57 a i I o ----- so, a 9 84 59 0 i .. , 8 —5 O 0 I Tutal -27;144 sacks s .,--Avcragc :it. 3iti. lower than lust return. AVERAO.E. PRICE.OF , ENGLAND AND WALES*. 11.11(iiits Dec. 7. Wheat :761 .ed I Barley JO 3 4, 1-Boalls 4 1.5 s Rye 45$ 3 a j Oat's 27S 2id I'ease 44$ ea WESTERN COUNTRY I‘,IARKETS'CIast Week) per Qr. • . whe a t, 1.10 . 1ey, aats. Newbury 1 606,t0 Sts I 6 d to 33s 61 1 205 od.to 30S Salisbury 1 705 to 80s 1 30$ od to 36s od 1 28s Oti IC) 323 Ilasingstok•e. 1,576 to 735 365 odto pa od 25S od to 3os Winchester 72s to —$ 1 32S CCI to 35s ed 1 3 ? s od to 42s I)dvizes - -1 66s to 285 -1 34s„od to 3U 273 od to 31s Warrninster. 1 645 to 886 1 ,306,0 d to 42 5 odi i 65 od to jos , PRICE OP SEEDS IN NIARK-LANE, Carraway • 74s, oft. to 785. od.per cwt.. Coriander 12s, od. to Trefoil . I. od. to 28$. c.d. White Mustard Secd ' 6 s od tO i 4, o<l' per bushel. Brown - 9s, od 1 0 0 4 4 ChM. T uw i p tog, od. to 166, broad-Beans - • 285 to Os per iptarter,'i Long Pods 66 36s to 46; ditto. • Tares - *" 3os to :03.400. Rye-G(3ss - ;is to 36s ditto. Cathay . - 4i 5 /035 4 "0Ps dit!Pt Nl MUTE and 1.1 2 ,A1)4,N11ik f 4,, A 14,10; ETs By the CaltAse. Beef; 3s. 0(1, to.4s. 2(161 Veal, 4s. ed. to ss.tlict. Mutton, 3s, od. to 4S. od, l'ork„, so. od. to 6*-04., • PRICE OFLEATH F. R. (perib. ) E 1.:1\VI - .1 Botts, 5o to 561 b. each . 41. to :;.::t. Ditto, 60, to 651 b. cuclt - 2( ) 4; t o , 2 7 4 . Merchants llackS t .230. to 141. I tresviits - 22 , 1. to 220. Fine Coach .x I to Lott. Crap Hide:. for Lotting. 221tt. to 244 Hat yrtliwry to z.(l. 5o to 401 b. per Dozen 38(.1.-ro 42+1. per lb. Ditto, Sw 10 701b.* s al, to 4t,tl.,pti lA. Ditto, 7o to t3PIb. 364. to • 38,1. per lb. L.. 411 L -4 : 4 ls(Gfueniiviti) '36ci. to per tb. Large (Otto,. izos. to lips. her IYozeil. Tat iett aorle I title*, " 1.54. to 5156. lIer• PRICE OF ALLOW. T St. James's tk.idrket 4s. ' Id. , Towl, TalloW --$. 69i. ocl. Clare NI, I h. , :t 4.,.cii.1.' Yellow Ru bbia .—a.ocltitis. 4) li W I'm:6l4o:i Nlarket 4s. 04. What do, -,s. 04.6'74. 6d.• NI . ',t,,iie ot SILL --,----- soap d o . 6 75 . o d. C2i. to. t .Nletttrtg Stutivis. of. 1 1 ) , - rough 4-17,1,ge price 4s. 6tl. ....tt.., .-4. 40S. ed. GritVesl EU., CA. , Good Dregs t;s. ot i. Yellow S)4p, 76i.-- Mottled, /15s,—Curd:gas. 'Priceo(Catitlic .. , per dozen, 1 ts. ott.--4-Mouttl t 125. 01. • -......,____.....„ , . . ... PRICE OF &ST E st. lANIES's IIAY MA.RKET., 'Hay, 21. to. od. to 41.. hi; od.—Aver. 31. .t3s, od. Stratv, al. 103. od. to 11. ity.i,okt.--tkvcr. ti. , tsi. ad. Bank Stock, Navy 5 I,cr ;s er Cau,1797, Inst . ' s per Cent. 4 3 per p Cent. r(lt gti. 6o per Cent Cons sintt Doik.l.ong Ann. 117 1-16th 16 ts.l6ths To T. T.AYLQic, Surgeon, Loi WIIITECHAP CLAY MARKET. .4 * Hay, 31. Is. od. to 41. 63. od.—Aver. 31. 143. 6d. Cioveri 41.' t6s. od. to 51. tos. od.--A vet. 51. 3. cd. Straw, 11. Ss. ad. to tl. 183..nd. ;1. 13s. od, COA I...4MARKET„ Ships at Market. Sold. Dec. 9. N ewcast l e 4ss 6d 53s od Sunderland its d Stone Coal -- at 67s 6. bdl 46 s b Cinders 3.)s cd it. 67 Newcastle 37 at 4;s 61.1 . 51s t , 'l Sunderland' 8 at .0 , Gd 4 - cinders 4 at ass 64.1 293 4,.1 ;3, 25 isis;%.lc,istle 34 at 43s ad 45as Ld Sund4.ll.tild at 4Cis od . 49$ od 3 Stunctbal , 3 Cinders , at 2ts cid" S 34 . . Pablished mAr.. - F it Se South Aloktnustr4tr; at; )t the l'apv, L'iterS tor'the adavesse4i: 4 SHIP Nstft, CtiIVzSE.ND, DEC. JS. ~, P4SSed by--tMl.vretta, Patti4Noli, aiid Eddystone, sara nun, from QuebtclAdri;tic, Bui ili,lin, iruin WO; Cur. tern, Graham, British King, 1.0:11or.,;11, and away, Robin. toil;itroan Sr. Petersbuigil. ~, 6 ililed - . tilt tw Laid k•iri, -SiAI N . :,r t inidca; netion 3 * xurfrs, for Si. V in..:nt's ; Val:able, ()1 , , , ,i, for I,iiii•iii; Ac. A li t t ' 4 w:l l3 ii:o i r lut V a l c e i i l ll l , 0 ,!:- tive, Cock, t r .-viitigua ; Sophil, ClojOie, t4r Uutrnsey I 1-1 1 :iib e ru (. _., earaders, Liste, a nd Viol` 811i1 II& • 4 AM Saturday se,tnnight, the Lady of tPe lion, .anß e ef, Lord C.'kyrisley, it Little Hark. rower, Nvrthitinbeilin4 ola otr. On Sunday semi:gin, the Lady of Lie,xirenant- Colonel Hall, 116'1Iva:rig t field Officer for the ltc,./uiting Service in Seut4 land, or a Son. on - Tuesday last, at Blenliam, Ildtbrdshire,. Mrs. Cattle bell, Lady or. John Campbell, Esq. and daughter of H. I'4 Wyndham, Esq. of a o.Ausluer. . . • On Tnursday, at her house in NLirgar,..t.itreer, Cavendish*, square, Mrs. Davison, of a Ilnigliter. -. On Sunday, in Fitzroy-strcet, • Mrs. Benjamin Bond, a A -Son. MAR/1/A/.) .. . . • On Wednesday se'nnight, at l'apinw, Bucks ,: (h e Re4 ' Edward lit:R:1:s, Lite fellow of Oriel Cuilt.,4e, ,tc,d ViLar 4 51 ny'etth.ain, to Miss Catherine COLlfletiay, st.i.und daughter of the late Bi;shop or Exeter, ~ . - Dub,. . , Lately. Frailest Prendergast, Es ti. of Dawson-street, lin, to Alias l'at rick, of Rutland- knitter. • tin Saturday the 7th inst. at Crawfords-burn, near BO' fast, ‘ Wilitatti Sharman, f.sq, .4 Moira Castie , to b liss Craw.. lord, only daughter uf John Crawford, , Esq. rtf CiawtOrd's bum. _____-..-- , . , •, DIBD , dn A Right ,---,undaY set:might, in Dominick -street, DOblin, the ii ,: `,4" 'l i on. Rose Bdruciess Freriell, V' Castle I. retch. By ,Ll,,,—"l'lll'er-ittle of hOttJUI devul ies on her eldest son, Sir .... Inas, naw Lord Freitcli. a. .41 the.. Est inst. at Viiblin,' Captain Tliornas Cunning. a . alllei of the 4itil Regiment of Foot. ~. t/tt the 34 htst; the Right Hon. • Lord Henri' Murray, Iti Miln reuri4Yt, , Isle of Man, Lieutena nt -Colonel -Cent. ntandant of the Royal' M.jl x Fcncibles..' di ll „ Tun •'' • . -nity in the.University.Of bitin i bttrXh.` - Ott :ti l e ith in st. .at Edinburgh, Dr., I u t-TO‘ C SSOr Of ,;,(tni tl ' 2 d inst.' at M(lrdoetui Mrs.. Chrtstian Hamilton, ---" .°1 rite deceased General fames Hamilton, of uidos.. ten. On s -.‘t • Y. yn, of th e ibt prag4,)i) Guards, )oungest son of li. The same day, at hit house at Knightsbridge, the Rev. r. wymtham, F:s(4. M. P. t:.rtkl:,,iiih:Sstti.ireL.ieutpnant Ilillyeat IC'hil Grittith, - Rettor of :Lantiawke and Pauline, in the' s'. CWI.,;-Itl)l°°l;oll;;;ctirs.lunleß'4l.r-yin:laille'llC:i i t' i h n e berl a nCI N'lil inn. l ttl"a.n.t Willialir Paragon, • . • mug tt, at Newcastle, . . , flie sante Clay, Mr. T.,. Flynn, E n sign ,and Assistant Sur. g el) ," oil oe Ninth Devbirk Regiment of M ditia,at Portsmouth.. Yn Wednesday last, M. Jeremy, wile of Mr, %Valiant jeteiny, of • the Strand . ; ' , -.. 0114 7, '. m4rjant4t.nduAtic'ntahaehiefrit h . : jn d s i t t . iz in titc U r p o p i er EsQ. , ~,. .0 ? .. ( n Fr;d4y last iNtr. Ilushby, of Orchard-sucett ..,. On T,hilr'sday,' after. a lingering arid painful illness, Mrs., uir i gtes, the %.,• i ik• ot"George LAggles, Esti, of Golden sqare. square, relict of losei th Dustily, Esq. late Cotuissary-tag• Acre! of Dolling°. . . On the , ' ' :::::, a .i n o the e 36: At. inst. at her house in .the Clos , S. ri t .. Filfaanrcllsy..Nsitarceroet,ghMui.sri•-: s ii: s i o s a,l K led i c rk; g :a hat i c i fire ‘ or v i t . l t o lhco ,, v iisia t. l ' Ic j i ii i o i d stieinvh.:elrie:suinu:l,:iir:,6o,Epsq..aa.r,../.. t,t7)lo:llll,ctit_krtinilfu:ti:4. ~. (1: -.::: ::1: ::;: 1: 1 : :1! ) : 1 Y i i e . t . h s l ' i i , tlL:c..l l a :, c ° : : 0 Selby, sso t : i l i s ti . 1 . i t. 3 : 7 1:::: tr i Is Y lkl ar b 4 :: ' , il:rr t'r t F' ts , -a - .11V ' ' • - . ~ ~ , , ' ' CrA ‘1 Ilegginbettonh ;6th year f a h n i t s i a t: :iastre:fd' I'. sq. of relief for upwards (done hundred y4'1'1;1! age , 1...., 1 ,,,,,,, i; is whet a .i,i,pll.ar circuillStatii2o, that. ... received pa ~.~'' STOC'KS. RDAY, Stnek, I r,clia f.::Ncli'..s.quer Vila, IS . 25' , Omnit:lti, 6i iC,Nir• deferral litperial 3 per Cect.. Di tto Allll. 9 Corti, for Opening, 6t :op le fa n ra c t e ihiec o ieg t t . , sr a, ' Edinburgh, —ay 0 „.,. , • IN A. the -Spring 'of '1794 r was atniacd WIT i . c. . ''elter4al Corri Plaint, which. I treated with i i r lii t o i ence l'or five trionths; but was then obliged t° 2 PP,lviru• ii t r i: at e ndG llisease regular Physician, ,who put a tempority stop to, t' °. .„01 time; but growing, in apite,,,of all ineuitine and the 0 1 1 .4 ~t w h o i rr ie e for athg t wo • }beyond description, I , % l v le a o s s e r t, ir-ic:ldlltiaieNucicillF,..ll9cit,:oell/41: ficYg'svti,:alciti"rereicitnriwteli::les°lt:lrecletB;:: and ulcerated from head to y lipcl, 01'93411°Pu/a (by mercurial applications! tor paj , ( 1, nger, ...°? se, leg , arms, ite„ have been alternately i occomiug useless; in short, I have had:from twelltY,,, ulcers on my body, and nearlY 1 0 141 .47. a.. p . tl v4l 01 sight.--It would be ,volunkatous ,t 0 PO U ' r of "e all m case-•—sufeee it to say flare never was. °1,,,,,,i. win be, one of a more ilangerun's, or of a mor° c° , l 'lol4l ins: r,ature. I beyondwas-io kcd upon by my trielloig i l . deed,illed nlYs'lf, ail 'topes of recovery,: Ant) in my then condition, death was preferable to A id Tore than miserable' state. In- this dreallful sitnatio,riflo I. a .mast Miserable existence, till • Dlvi o° I) r '' 'l ,,ll 31 ,tl4,lrutvg in rn) way a Newspaper containing, the i: 4 - ~.1 Fr. U. 01 Plymontit--iny Mends' read it, I could 0(,0,:,,1t ~,, i _ir' and procured some "of your LEAK k:'s , 1 -'r ° (P . - itti ! I 1 1., LS, which, by using from tithe to tintec.ar°4),.l;:hlts have long beon,, 2 (atter , more than four , years 111 . 43 ,, e , 0 2 distress' tii . as good it state of health as ever I enjoy— , to proof ot this, .I 'had a fine, thriving, he a lthy 01 01 . b" /P ea g,. A i POI' tile afe - I w °l°Ltr-ia 4 0. In granite& to Gos,l, 4114 in A ' o tO Of , rendering uty felloW-crcaturetservice, I roclueit,Yll44 P u t bli.4l this 4 :111(1 y ott thav at A►iv t re refer Pao °l° ii , wish to be ii .ti'i ' ' • ' . l" I) • fu rther 0' -. us -of the truth of this,• Pr c I: rt.* t o '. ' -u.- . ini. or iny friends, by letter or peron, • ~,,lit,pm AS teW carps for bldnesS will ever equid one , ;;.04. 11 eN:4::::d it, I ha've fain% 'expevici,,,. ~,,,-,,, ;,.....-. „•11 ;I nns rianKtint, that iCV yoltr I, EM(h 4 s I'l i• I.i tiro' v. , 4, 1 9rt' st.u.r;',Peeil'i, sale, and radical cure, 6 )t: t 1 l a' . I, i ll' : ',. 4 0 O. 114, Eoi.,;(: (It the 'Venereal Disease wiiiol is ca" c- 34()1 4 . - name .and asitirCSS Vil bIIC ; but ottroubl'' .l " 3rs'il°l 19/ wanting inform4tion way also .he referad to ~ne i friends Dy Mrs.. S. C1,;:i.., Ransay-Gardens, Eztillblrgil! t csi ~_, e ia London, at his house, No- !i!' !,.• I . 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