The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-02 00:00:00

from the LONDON G 7 Jan. 1, 1E4)5. Ifiqtehall, Lac. .3 t, 18ot The King , 'has been pleased . togonstitute 'and ap. point. IViojor,General George Brc k ith, Capt.lin. General and Governor in Chief in and over t 1 . ,! Islands of St. Vincent, &qui,' and such other the Islands, 'commonly called the Grenadines, as lie to the Northward of the Island of Cariaeou, in Ame- , rim Inr.tykce Dac. 29, IN. Cottorthsions signed / L r the ~ 1 Lietaetrartt of the County of Lincoln.` _ _ Brigg, anti Volunteer Infantry. The. Right I lon. Lord William Iteauclerk to be Lieutenant. Cgtottcl, Dated 061ober ts, 1804. Richard Nicholson, Esq. to be IVliijQr. I . ),ited as above. • Brim Compasiss. lohn Kelk, Esq, to he Oaober jS, .tBo4. William GOodwin, Esti. to he ditto. Dated as abov e . !M tn Schofield, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated, as above. George A keit, pent. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Nicholson, Cctit. to be Ensign. Dated as ,above. Samuel ilayes, jun.' Cent. to be ditto. Dated as above. _ Coishr John Turner, ELq., to be Captain. Dated October r,, Igo+ Joseph Swan, Gent, to be Lieutepnt. Dated as above. Samuel booth, Gent, to be EnAgn. Dated Oat. is, 404. Rairen Compatty. John Sexty, Esq. to be Clptaitt. Dated Oatoher is, tBO4. Richard Clarke, Gent. to bi 7. Lieutenant. Dated as above. Thomas Bolton, Gent, to be Ens'ign. Dated as above. Barton Pclustter liyantry. Thomas &Jarvis, Esq. to be Cdotailt-Commamiant. Dated • November 7, 014. Wiltiam C.; taburn, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. William Smith Hesieden Gent, to.. be Lieutenant, Dated as above. Thonias Walkden, Gent. D,a,,r as above. lams Graburn Iklarris,Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above, Joseph Marris, Gent, to be ditto. Dated as absive. Burgh antwy of the Spi "thy, It'al , f d feet, 13urgb Battalion qfbowers, Lawrence Clark, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. 15, 1/04 Thomas Pryiw, (;ent: to be tfiv to. Dated as abov. Michael Harr, Gent. to he Dated as above. fohn Louth, Gent., to be ditch. atioye. Balton Loyal Poixnteen. lohn Saul Byron, Gent.. to be I'. usign. Dated Dec. v 2, 1804. COMllll4.liok iirlt4i ay the d Lieutenant of the Cowry of Middlesex. , CroNe Cnllinis, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated I)ectinher vs, 1804 • legyal Earl ilfhedle ux 'homas Itrovherbridge, Gent, to be Lieuteuant. Dated De t ember 6, 04,4. - . 11;•st Middlesex lig, i.r. Patrick NPl7ougall i Gem. to be Lieutenant. Dated Decem. her 6. 1604. • Wil liam I.YttletOn, (;ellt. to be ditto. Dated as above. Robert Itliisett s Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. .1.11.41 Bfitith ,1, fifirei s. I'o be Captairis—kobert Cowper Giee n , Esq. vice Edwards, resigned. Dated NoveMber 5, 1804 William Galles, Esq. vice Boimor,lesigned, Dsted as above, 'Nitliai button, Esq. vice C.mtphell, resigned. Dated as above. 'rti 13e Lieutemints—Thoras Leonard, Gent. vice Tod., re signed I)ated November s. t 1304 !Thomas Spencer, Gent. vice E His, resigned. !Lied as , lames Thomson ParkinSoi), Gent. vice Mqrphy, resigned.. Dated'as'above.. Joshua Puole,Gcnt. vice Alston, resigned. D.bted as above. Nicholas Roberts, Gent Mackenzie, promoted. Da_ ted as above. lames Philip Stimpson, Gent. vice Bennett, illeiignett. Dated November 27, rga.t. - Batfalion I.lQ4'een't Rval Pchotteerf William.Craggs„ inn. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Evans, resigned. Dated November zo, I B , :+. R. 741 StelMorne Legivt. jolui Hollowa y , Gent. to be Ensign. idateet Nov, 27, 1;1. 4 . Commission in'the First Regiment Qf West York Militia, signed .4s' the Lard Zietetithint. Major Frernies William Barlow to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated December 14, 1894. Orthriton't.O . ffiCe, Dec. 3r 144. R9'ill Regi . mentll Artillery, Second Captain Wiliam Hall to be Civtain. Dated Dec. 20, 1864. First Lieutenant faine3 Woreley to be Second Captain vice Kill. Dated a 5 above. Second Lieutenant Robert Disport to be Fito: 'Lieutenant, vice Worsley. Datekt as abor, Second. :Captain I. rands :Power to be C;a.pt.tin. Dated as ;11r,ve. Adjutant Jones to be 'Second' C'aptain, vice Power. Dated as above. First Lieutenant William Ifenezette to be Siontl' Captain, vice tones, continued Adjutant. :Datord as above. Second .ieUt.efilint lames A. MP Leod to be First Lieutenant, vice Ilenezette. I)ated d s ebove. First Lieutenant Thomas A Br4itiiretb, to be Second C:iptain. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant CrAy to be First Lieutenant, vire Brand- Dy.ze ias aiiove. Second Lieutenant Edwnrd •I'ik— key;to he. First Lioutenant. Dated as es:.:ve. Tiwmas D. tones, . Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated I)cc. 2 40 18 44. • Commitsicute , tigned by the L 44 Lieutenant of the County of Lval Lines!, 1 7 .; mutterJn 7,rlry .. imo, 17 w e n the Younger, to be Captain. Dated Dec. 2 0 , ISO 4, Willi4iii WriAglev.vortn, Gent. to be Lieute. /1411 t. Doted as above. Thomas Mason, Gent. to be .Dated as above, C'onipaly of tr'.:€ SPits4,v, Waiyiket, and lita gb Banaliore Af P'alunteer Injw,by. Taylor, Esq. tro be Captai;). Mitcal I)ec.. 22, 1814,• c omm ini c , 74 . sived by M' 1.4,J lieutenent of the C'dttnot Southampton. Nattislignis Regiment qf Coulthatti,jon. Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice iolitt Crooke, roisoed. D .akal Dec. I, tBO4. ' Gniprt Barb}/ion */ !ewer /V;4, l try, IVltithia6 gout, Eq. to he PeLijor-Custurtanttutt.. Dated Dec. 18c4. Port, , moutb l'i.greallingqificr /trailers. 1311105 Mithenvi, Etiti. to be: Cdprun , v ice Kentish, resign ed, Dated Dec. 2s, 18',4. loin% Nfettiiliih, Gent. to he Liewiteitaot, vice, Nlatlivws protr.oted. Dated above. Maribdii to be Second Lieurcitant r promoted. Dated its above.' itArtatirdt 4,1 Vaunt:et. Itertry Ploughman, t;eiit to be Lieutenant, vice flapper, resigned. Dated zs, 044. fames Shier, (.h.ot. to F,tisigii, vice Pluu, , ,ittnaii, promoted. I>ated as Cen'turiisiora ittlbe Abenktil6bire Milltta, Jig voi by ii Lord I).iterl 'rcerni , er 18, 0304. Ansign Alexander Gordon to be Lieutenant, vice R. Christie, resoled. littsign 1)onald Look:ion to Ito ti cti g enam, vice A, Gordon, lolin (*.tont, Gent. to be vier. Gindon; promoted. IVillisni ILives, Gait. to oe La. sign, %ICA! C.mieron, promoted. Canteni.i,iJa itt thr Nottinghamshire l!t.egirrient of Militia,; by the Lora Lieutenant. Titolll3s Michael Taylor, Cient. to be Ensign. Dat:4 otsio. ber 17, Comm/liiont-in the Retf,nl Troop of Nottinghamshire Gentle men and Y Arnaiiry CavairY,,Ugaed Gy the Lord Lieutenant of the County 4 svatiitimme. 55c1,11,.0, Atkinson, Gent. 'to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug. 24, 111 0 4 lieniy Mason., Gent, to ba Surgeon. Dined as a,ove CLP;tialian: Pt the' Royal South Lincoln Militia; ligNed ly the Lord L.rittendvt, ug ,,, tus Th eot in te Hodgson, 1(.4..1a. to be LicUteitailt,,Da red December 13, tBO.l. John llullivatit,Gent. 11.1 be Licit tell.ttit. Dated Dec. 14, 04, Rot , ert George BAtiks,Gent, • to be Emign. Dated Dec. 13, 1 8 04. C0nmi,,.1.1: in the Royal 't bird Lincoln Militia, ugwat it y th e 1,91.1 Richard itrackeilbory, Esq. to be !Major. Dated Dccari. ber t 7, 1804. R IN A - 1.; UPI" , • Alexander newly, of Thorniciugh-street, Bedlord.6rluarr, Alt‘taitisex, builder, to surrender lan. 3, is, and feo. 12,, at twtavc, at Guildhall. ,Attorney, Mr. Ward, I\l4.wrnall.. htNet, tixtord.sticet. lobo Pcnoy, of the y of Welk, brantly.merchant, to sur. ren d er lan. is, it), 1144 awl Web, 12, at eleven, at ate SW4II Inn, Welk. Attornies, Mr. foolti, Stopton Mallet, So. merset>hire ; or Mr. Warry, 241zw.Inn s l.ondon. ' Charles Saunders, at 11.1nbury, Oxfordshire, watch-maker, to surrender Jan. it, la, at-the P lough 'Lim, and Feb. sz, at eleven. at theF lying Horst Inn, Danbury. Agouties, Messrs. Pearson and Sun, Puitip.cOurt, Temple, Lon don ; or Mr. folin.Drury, Banbury. James Needy, now or,late of Chipping-Norton, 0 xtbrdshire, currier, to surrender lan, 17, at four, A, and Feb. 12, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Evesham, Worcestershire. At tansies, Mr. -William Law. Phelps, Eveshain ; or Mr. Taylor, Southatnmon.buildings, Chaneery.laue, London. ohn Cottlob Werninelt, of Plymouth, Devonshire, incr. chant, to surrender lan. 21, 26, and Feb la, at tuts, at the King's Arms I Wit, Plymouth. Attornies, Mr. joint Saun ders, Plymouth. John Carlton, of Canterbury, grocer, to surrender Jan. 25, at six, 26, at nine, and Feb. TY, at one,. at Guildhall, Lon .. . _ . dust. Attnrney, Mr. Elstob, Catharine -court, Trinity square, London. Tlintnas Franklin, of Leighton-Bussard, •Bedfordshire, money-scrivener, to surrender lan., S, ts, and reb. la, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies., Messrs. Nether sole and Portal, Ebsex-street, Strand. DIVIDENDS. fan. 9. Grace Reding,. widow, and William Reding, of An dover, county of Southampton, linen-drapers and co partners, at eleven, at the Upper Angel,..Andover. fan. 25. Thomas Cottle, late of Bath, soap-boiler, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. fan.' 25. George Browne and Henry Browne, late of Liver .pool, merchants and. co-partners, at eleven, at the Globe ,Cavern, John.street, Liverpool. fart. 24. - Peter Crokat and Thomas Stevenson, of Liver pool, merchants and copartners, at eleven,. at the Globe Tavern, fohii-street, Liverpool. jan. 23. James Robinson, of Liverpool, provision merchant, tt,:twelve, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool. Jan, 1.4. Henry Vaughan, of Liverpool, wholesale grocer, .at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, form-street, Liverpool. Feb. 2. William Yeoman, of 'flieobald's-road, Middles.:x, • tallow-chandler, at ten, at G uildhall. fan. 22. John Toni), cat the •Strand, Middlesex, light( ' at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb, 1.4. John (Allis and Jahn Stephens, late of Penryn, Cornwall, shopkeepers and co-partners, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Feb. 16. Charles Illaurock and John Henry Lutrerlosli, late of ark- lane, London, merchants ancll:o. partti r,;, at ten, ut fan. 29. Hugh Jones, of Cow lane, Snow-hill, London, eliceseinonger„ at eleven, at Guildhall. • jot. 24.. Mary Tagg, of Bath, grocer, at twelve, at the Glou cester Ino,`Walcot, suburbs of Bath. On. 22. Thomas Samuel SMith, of Pr,:ttlewell . Essex, vidualler, , at t'en, at Guildhall, London. fan. 26. Peter Cavan,. of lirightlielnistone,. Sussex, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London, fan. 2.6 . . TilliCh Hewitt,' 'tow or fare of Wilstni-street,' Moor fields, liddlesex, weaver, at term, at G uildhall. fan. 22, Samuel Stillton, of Bir111141gliall), tillloer.merchaiit, at eleven, at the Swan . Tavern, !full -street, iiit i nin i Alam,. fan. IValion, late of Wribbenhali, Kidder- ' milister,Worrestershire, innkeeper ; at eleven, at the George Inn, Be wdley, Worcestershire. • CERTIFICATES. fan, 22. 'fhoinas Hulme„ of ;Manchester, dyer. William Porter, of Gil...at YorlWtite., &ulcer. (film Pickering, ut Runcorn, county of Chester,. miller. John Dunkin, late of Kett-Cross -street, Loudon, reeiilier. In the forenoon of Tueoday se'nnight, a, woman living in Scott's-entry, Ilumber.itree Mil), hay. ing gone to market, and left tour young childrenina roam, the chitin's of one. of them, a fine bOy about three years old, caught tire, and burnt him so dread. fully, that he expired in the afternoon of that day. Saturday he'n nj gtit a calf (bred by Mr. Thomas linddarr, of Lts , en Ilan, near Wigton) was sold at Whireltaven Market, Which weighcd.s z p oui ,d, Per quarter, About seventeen thousand qrtarters of vilm'it were entered at the Custom.himse during last week, not. • withstanding die occurttnce of So many holidays., Fourteen thousand quartrrx came from Dantzi6, the rest from. Tonningen, Holland, &c. ; aid we hear with pleasure, that there is a cpnsiderable quantity of grain in the River not yet repotted. The sty. ply of foreign oats. wax not considerable, hut the priees of that and grain generally are The Provincial Markets are without any mate. rial fluCluations. . At Cambridge, and seine other places,.there is a slight redu6ion in the price of wheat ; but Mitt and !Jacky are nearly as the pre. ceding week. At day.light, on the tgth ult. the wind 'strong and northerly, with a heavy sea, a ship's boat, cm. taining several peoPle, was dtscried by sonic of the inhabitants of Staiths,near Whitby, tneking towatrtis the shore, anti from the course she was pursOing, it was evident that she must soon he dashed to pieces against the rocks on which 'the surf was beating with uncommon violence. Aniouted by the hope of rescuing she poor fellows from impending de.; struftion,tour resolute Fishermen, at the risk of their lives; ventured out - in a large coble, and succeeded in condufting them to a place of safety, benutrthed with cold, and nearly exhausted by fatigue. The pe.ople,'coosisting of two men and three boys, 'be. longing to ,the Prig Jame of.Sunderind, about twd o'clock in that morning, had sailed from the,lattet port with coals; in the hurry of taking in her cargo and proceeding to sea, . the offer-port : had keen omitted to be caulked in, by which means she took in a great quantity of water ; and, to complete their misfortune, the pumpS.were choaked. Their ul, most exertions being instifficient to,preserve the yes.. '.eel from sir&ing, they were under . ilte peresSisy of quitting her in the boat, .about five o'clock, though the attempt was attended with great risk, from the sea running so high, and the gale violent: it short time before they landed, they saw the jatiego down, In the Confusion and anxiety attending ao almost hopeless attempt at.self.preservatinn, a little boy, who had been only one voyage at sea, 'and was lay. ing sick in his hammock, was unfortunately left behind in the vessel.''When he was first missing; it Was proposeti to return, to attempt saving hiM from his dreadful situation ; but the proposition. Was overtuliti;and it was considered impossible, in their exhaused state, to accomplish his deliverance, and the unhappy:, boy. was left to his fate. . A MOO desperate attempt was on Saturday night made in the neighbourhood of Westminster, to force from the protedion of her mother, to the arms of her lover, a young lady, who is intitled to a very con. siderahle property when she becomes of age. A young. Gentleman of fashion and considerable expeetancits was the Offender. The Lady is the only daughter of a military Officer of high rank, and we heat; hakbeen long and passionately attachecrto the young Gentle. man; but -alarmed by the piercing shrieks of her mother, - and anxious to return to her prineetion, tier lover generously consented to conduet her home, and delay the etansummation of his happiness : . We hear, they are to be almost instantly united by general cOusent. FIRES. Last night, between the hours of eight and nine o'clock, an alarming , fire broke out in the work. shop of Mr. Brodie, a carpenter, in Swallow.street, corner of Vign.lane and Sackville.street.. The shop being situated at the rear of the house, the fire was nut immediately discovered. The tomes continued to rage with great fury for near an hour before.water could be procured.; and as the work. shops contained a quantity of,light timber, great apprehensions were entertained .for the adjoining premises : hut, happily, the engines played with such efred as to completely . subdue the fire in less than an hour, when it was extinguished with little more loss than the - burning a part of the rear of Mr. Brodie's house, and Mr. French, the biker's, adjoining.. The Phosnix, Royal . Exchange, Globe; and some other engines, .arrived a few moments after the alarm Was given. . The -St. Volunteers, under the command of'Major Dow N 3, preserved good order, and prevented much depreda tion.. We are informed that the accident happened through the negligence of a boy who was left to attend to a glue:pot, which boiled over. Monday afternoon a fire broke oat in Goat. Horiley..down, which, excited considerable alarm in the neighbourhood., As there were no engines within , some distance of the spot, 7 the neighbours employed themselves in carrying water in pails to throw upon the ,fire, in the hope-of stswing its progress till such time as engines should be pro Cured. In ,this they were.suecessful ; the fire was Confined. to the ground.floor, ,Where is ' first appeared, and on the arrival Of the fire.engines it was soon rxtinguish?d, without having done ,'tile extensive injury to th e p rem i ses but when the firemen entered, the apartment, a very shocking spettacle presented itself to their view—a.isittle.'girl was lying on the floor burnt to death. It appeared that the mother had left the house only a few mi. notes before the Accident happened, find It is suppos. ed the, child set 'fire, to its clothes. "As the firemen were returning home with their engines, about seven o'clock, they were informed that a fire hid just broken out in , Qteen.street, Cheapside. They reached the place in a few mi nutes,.,when they found the stables of Mr. BENJA MIN:TRAVE./18 on fire. The engines being nearly in complete readiness:, and plenty Of water at band, the il.tmes were soon extinguished : three horses, however. Were suffocated. It. was a most fortunate circumdrince that the engines were so near at hand when the fire began, as the stable is situated under Mr. TRAv ttt r , ugar.housestind warehouses, which ate very .exittisive, and contained property to a considerable . amount. On the evening Of Tuesday sennight a fire broke nut in the premises of Mr. Davies, rope-indker, in Carmarthen ; which was, however, tnrrunatel; et anguished before it hat &one any other co►nsidcrable tiatTO g e than destroying a quantity of hemp. • • At a season when 'people's hearts and iluries are More especially op en to the performance of geat,.r ou s lifts, it mar be a question Of some importance to ask, how can such ads be the most profitably Confer. ed ? This question becomes' doubly interesting at a • moment when an ()Nett presents itsOlthat must prove to many a source •of year gain, it is submitted, therefore, whether families, who wish ,to reward a &all sower daughter, act industrious apprentice, or•H good servant, can bt.,tow either .of them do agreeable, of perhaps so s , . a R Pz.v . Or' (iVi, ;IN the Shari of a Tiriet in •the roachinvi Grand Lottery ! Such‘a'ptesent may turn, out of conseciuence, by prottueing a P r ize t h at may lay a foundation of rust h4ppin7s4 and independence through life, to the objeci of their generosity. Yesterday morning, 'between three . anti o'clock, a fire broke 'out at a house in Maiden. court, Kuote,lane, Foie-street, which destroyed. the whole of the premises, together with the lux. 111 tilt'. On Thursday evening last an extraordi nar y, cir. duir.rinee occurred i n ' t h e neighbournood ni:Vort. man.luare.' • As a certain conVivial aftronet `and his Lady were doing the liwours of hospitality, in which they so . eminently excel, mirth wa,l the order & of the. night, lin the Baronet vied with a seten CO'npany of intimate friends in gaiety and good humour. Suddenly, however, the harmony. of.tbe coinpariy was inrerro ; ned by the entreree of „ a.servant, " An ill.loukin 4 leflo.v wished to speak with one of the eonipany." T! , .e ft:lroner instantly (pitied the ilining n parlour, and on enter. ing the hail, was se ize d, and ‘ , iolently asfulutted by two men,. one of wh om persived in d ragg i ng hi m from his and him that he wit., their prison«r. lo vain did tit; worrhy'llaionet diclare .that mistake, as he did not owe a guinea to Bn}• loan. They c. , )olioned to drag hint through the streets omit tze . Oy a Gentle.tnatl.who reco g . nixed the ill.treated r0,,,. ?t , 4 ; ,c,t.in tt y express. ed suriiiise at t h r siitosiioo in which he found him. The repeated a.,...tirai n .es of the Gentleman at last iodirii,lated t he ; tellows, and they ran off ith all possible speed. "lhe 13 troort immediately re, turned home to his anxious and 'expitling comp!inr. The niistak., we uu•lvi:Jtatlii, originated in hi s bei ng rakcii for one of . his guesri, ; t young Gentle. roameelebvstrti for his wit, vivacity, anti amiability of his domestic c , mtluef. 1 :111 ,- % only in his occa., atonal lowne si of purie. Wl,en the ll:irotiet tiffs. covered the mistake, he I . xpre , ist.,l the highest salt. faetion that any thing disigreealde to his ftierids should have been prevented by tilt.' mistake,' thoUgli' he had been most serionA . %; ill. hied. We are happy to hear, that it is the worth ) I'mronetsis detertni. nation to'make ex,,riapie of the offender 3, in tartlet, for t h e b ottler , to preVcrit such peatliCeS. VCSCldity iLst,tql:t evening, bring very (talk, a young wtatnan, ii.t , :scriger froth GI:I3 gOW for Leillt,in cro,sinv one of the loeks at Grange. tnitith, fell into the bst.ion ;Ind immediately sunk:` being observed, she was` brought up by long boat. hooks, belonging to the Canal Company, and, al.. though a coin time under water, she .ertu. nately recovered so." wtll, as to.be able 'to,proceed on her voyage 011 Monday. 011 P NgWS. POOLE, DEC . 31. Arrived. the Eleanor, Inckson, Blizabyttt, Revans, fla n ► Davidson, and , Triton, Scott, from Sunderland; Dove, Wills, from Lymington ; Providence; Oats, and William and Mary, Boynes, from Portsmouth. Sailed—the Lapwing, Cartridge, Aide, Williams, and Ailive, Spurrier, for Portsmouth • and Ann Parker, tof Leghorn. . OR4VISEND, DIM. 31. "'L Passed by—the Transit, ikluirhe.rd, from Smyrna Holfoung, ----, from V alentia. - BIRTHS. • On Sunthy, in Berners•street, the Lady of Coutts Trotte, Esq. of a Daughter. The same morning, in Gloucestet.place, the Lady of T. H. Massy Dawson, Esq. of a Son. ~ IVMRRIED. F On the loth ult. at Dungannon Park, Tyrone, Ire the Hoti. and Rev: Charles- Knox, son of Lori Vls"" 1 Northland, to A7 , rs. James ilercitcr, daughter of itohe , g - Bent, Esq. kne M. P. tisr Ayleiburv. Ye,tetchty, eiistrount, r.:e..irke Frederick Stratton, EN , of Tew'Park, Oxfottisttne, to -Miss Dertes, only daughter of'hernard Deu es, Esq. Ut Wellshourn,'Wdrwick shire. ThQ same day. Ch..rles Limon, Esq. of New-York,. t. Mhs.Eliza Lexbury, tltughtfr of j. Lostiurv, Esq.ot verpool. DIED. , . Printed by Et ieu ARitAR R I S t (at Nu, 4, alulletcaurt, "ay , - rcer/ slid Published by W 41.11,43.1 A * as* loiters ( of South Molina-street CrtilenG:4-ci A t t he StrN.Ol7lll l ,C Nu. 7l .itrand where Advertugmenti t Ordirs fot the rap e r, L euer: tit,A . the Edttor, dc. ( 4 poti eaiJ) u.are ,) 4 Friday evening,. sudthioly, the Bishop of Nnyon, ere of those dignithat Lceleeiastics of France who remaine:l A - • t.tehei to the llonSe of Ito was one ut the Oil \V . -allies:ley the. ii.6th ult. Mrs. Pnrnfret, wi of foh : flu: l“ Pomfret, Esq. of Tent:Jaen.' Kent. (hi ;he 31st ttlt. at an advanced age, Mr, o s b a ry, of she al.delphi Hotels. On Titursday, at Lazarus. Homitill, Hereford,. aged wards of lot, years, Ltiriheth Garrett, who, "tor a hmtg rind, sold fruit in that City. Sh e wa s h orn. in the jt:" fe ° f Queen Anne aitil found, when but a f ew L t., 3 ., south-end 01 the street where she keflt he r apple-zit:di. art[ from that circattnstance ()Attained the ninte of Street ; hp" : " .ever, having, at an early age, evjagett - the aff . i.i.ltions of .A barber ot• theo.itue of tidrrett, he married her, and from at circumstance it became a cuinmon unservat:on, th.it fist mounted twill a Streti; to a Garret. She wake.tout tilt ; within 'a few days ol'her de a th,' alt . :Liter faculties were oulto?Z , paired to the L i st. She win as cive)ed to kr grave 1 1 ; hair-drcsserb, to each of whom she Left a razor. • NO. 29 Arundet-stizet, Sept. 13, 13 , 14. 'OR Eleven Years I have relintioi,lled u l Othet Practice for the Treatinent of 'Veneta)! Ci , inidahits , the cure of those deficiencies which kfU the eulbegueucei of • a destradive Whir. osidolibred wialitleations which I possess, as 2 Me 111. .. ber of tot. Royal o ....t)liege of .Surgeons, for:zieriy .1 Surge:mill the A rote, aod the eXt cot Of sti„) I •,eei4 this • ir co,t any claini to „that stipi:rloriw, which e.:otta;' be attan.i. ^. , f;c !iiiterAte, even b} the, rTIOSt reipCitLib' e 14 ",.‘'" i • 'lbw,. mind is liata;:seci 0)' aMidioe td Sol iinnwo,.. Disorders. . .:1:11e very ..:omplaiiits of Disz.ve and Debility,ia. front • , part rith.: world 1 11:i' be , :n stq i inu ; et:rut:lois: to ray partite; coinviciteo-i woo ot• „: „ , ,mplicate..; eases. " ' 1 r 13i rasa:: arise front the iivltseiotion al an iingitiu.P:d'ol o " . d tnent," and if such C a se s of distressful tt o- t exist, as those which are the. consequences of ail hsbit ly vice, tot any Mtn asinine a better title to tr:.it ttleln .. a ten'ott Surgeon, oli-other,Pratt:icetOr tiSC 'Great ' Ment.a on.A con„:,:ozzAti.4; his attention and :audits to th,s patticoldr p. 3.01 ? 12 tecet,t Ca.:e* Infeainn, 2 11 P. 113,71) anF,.:r, and Pl.,r t may or *voided 410 1 .1`. ) 73 fitness,. Jr:net:lomA ; irta be. oreve , ll%:ri, tin..ani of re.aoitriat,ioo-iiiwtit -" 14 tho •. , b.s„..:slA " 4 riae. , . , :tt the si';''i•ot linportar.:. but it is tile t h to j i p ect ro ' cisely ot . atcd ot l t t le .u,.. fi". : • in this nil, to Site rattt I,c.„Ti Ai rznt N,att;; ,, """ . ' vc intervizw, but hat:l . s the ansivire.l L911e., , '' a 3421 K ".... MARTIN BkgE, N.V.:giber of Vv.! MART 4,t surgeons in lon (bn. 'No. 24, Arum.:l-stroct, Stan t , near Teropie-bar. ,cSRio• • 'Dive is an li•ttitional entra.ice iu Water-'ll"f' To T. TAY LOW, Surgeon, No. O. Ne w iirids.s"kicr° London. • Edinburgh, M 3 ). 2.1 Is°° • IN' the Sprin g fra et With 0 • 1794. was a or , Venereal Complaint, which i treated with a ence for live months; but .was. then' o'Otiged to aryl)* . i. „ !egular I.'hysician, wh o put a t ent nortry stop to the v.(17111'14 knCt t 'e he ol t . i t r i s t t e c li c isea nti s: ne (b n y o t t 7ercuriat aPPtie 2 P ° " ) ' v isa tinge; but growing, in s iiit e g r a il n le d, cll l,; and the akiv , : o4 worse roc two years, was rte th i e uctid Elc t u o lt a Y sr l :t e t re e u rr Paralleled and beyond d,iscription being an entire and u I ceia ( IA rout lad to. foot . v he;ol,.tiiioat, W • O 1. 11 1, 11°6; have bean iftenfatelv in b'eef i 'er tv veCitpillgt4e4eSSi in swat, 1 hair* twetttY de „, thirty eating ulcers ou my body, and neatly tqt 4ll Y 1 4 , -- prived of stght.lt woottl be voluminous to particu:e case--sulfice it to say, there elver was, c iviil be, one of a snore ttattgerOus,, or , or a more t,:031i,),0 cated nature. 1 was long' looke.d upon by my imagined Myself, beyond all hop..rs of recovery ; io y ,itleed,, in my then tamtlition, death was preterabie did more than miserable state. In this dmaaltil sitol". 3 'es' `t d rag A ,nest miserable existence, till . Divine mond threw in my way a Newspiiper containing the c 34 Mr., It. o f Plynwitth—rny frxintls re.. 4.1 it; I .cuo!,d, n i sent and procured some of your I.EAlti,E's LLS, which, by using from to tima, have tons; been. (after nu) ; rc t :',..tr-.ve t tr , a 4 1,4 , 0 7 17 . 4 ; a distress), in as gootl state Of z eVet to proof . of thi.i,' I had a tine, ittrivirt , poi me 'a fetv mom its ago. -In erai;,,,,. anti` ill of rendering itt • ' I '. .e rv u ui l b‘ a lli n ist a 6h , bt t i fi llB l ;t e l.i. t iii t4l ll l ly 6c:rU fi .. 7 C:-6 ' 1}..;:;4'.;.'"" As rei,v eXCCeII it, I h .ve • ft• mankind, tli:rt i'out 'l.f sure, Ipecity, , . • ••' ' c , ; Jo . tni )''u ft the • _ - • Prepared and Fold by yL 0 k Meinber of in London, at itts No.N .,,, , , y .firrige-s ee- ' ti re '. 4 . l lter e Inc witt 4ive Advice with , ,ot t° it 2' left; thw:e Pi4S, :tai.! will answer riat,ents rna . ,, - paiti, on thef same terms, ohserving in tem inviinable s - zerecy, prlSon's namc 4"J`' 131(r mentioned, but at their *wit parr.l,:olar ')) t prieroi, during the COLIt4e thar , vt fife that he has had the' etindueting of -extensive above tiledicine, and the practice Alt6iniT'Oeref SAIV i r 4 1-o . r.v c : They are also sold by his Appeiiitntait, BaSK t ,„% f nience of those at a distance, bY O l t South-bridge., Ediubittogh; Mr. Macdonald, Prx: l—r ' at t— ow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his addressl 111!• Petro - mars, No, 3i, St. A lhan" s -street, kohertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, oxfoal-stree t ilic M: h .ni o ‘tio i mw ou enc g r.t h h; 's ji , ltil N ;r o .;,,t 7 .l. , ve r ,: i i ill- i.e . n t ir r ik e ,s e iei t-hill, nearly uPiw • s ite Lit t io iv every considerable town in e lL i . c b a il t.... ill i ' l i ri a t i ; 'll4, ' ll l bn i :t):llC°l:;rl.-:?-1 d 1.$'° ' 14i-il diliC)re)Ct'siO°ll,9NnitihYellsreb. y?dpe* e a ch, (. 56 te ic i d the U r P Se 'l l 'it n i'll Y "11141; t 11411: r sav„ v.ith CI4C and sold . in N. B. Every, liox. sold . in Great Britain - is S ruj j 11 0 ' with a ti,tarnp, on which, by favour of the ' - ', l - 1 1 ylici f f *- kt in " 4 ,, r, Ls -. ' Platted, at the Stamp-Office -1 ' ny, 01. New lifid4e-strter.” imitate which is 1 .0 0 all others are counterteit. • : Aft Pr) wii I I t) Ur. torn • 0 - fi Cate toti; A rti one Ening 1 ...... clot don, the are Priv adYi T rirsrill bitt Ditt, Ditt t)tt, Qll4l —* FrOito