The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-13 00:00:00

Frox.tke LONDON rrE _art _ b iBos. -IPh;tehall, Miireb it, 1805, The King has been pleased to appoint Mr. tin. tnr M.Donald Buchanan to be one of the six Ordi. tatty Cietks of'Sessinn in ScoriAnal, in the room of Sir James Coiquhoun, Bort. resigntd. Kii.g hos alto b c n pleased .to appoint Mr. Patrick. nishart to b: ProcurAtor.Fitia of the c or n o ,k,lt int of Edinburgh, in the room of Mr. James BAlfour, resignkl. Conttniesiont algned, by lb/ /.4/ . .1 Lieutenant of' the County of tlnratrr 14/lltireets. Isbnßretherton, Gent. to be Lieutenant'. Dated Feb. 4, 'Soc. Benjamin. W hall, qent. to be ,Ensign. • Dated as above Gi:anthatn relit:neer IniNtry,, • Win. Craves, Cent. to be Eusign. Dated Eels, 4, :Sus, C omn iiition lathe Second Battalion of Cinque P - ort Nolun.. teers, 4igned by the Lord Wardev. Dated March zs, 13:34. • R. M. Barest, Esq. 'to be Adjutant, with the l3revet Rank of Captain.. • Contnissiont lived by the Lord Veutenavt of the County of Inver• iIeSS. Strathglass. thythart, and Dorsi Hatta i.rt Ait d Compao. Ensign. Alex-Ander Falconer to be Lieutebant,, vice Tough Fr.:ser. Dated Feb. 2,2,,,1805., Bator M 4 Eachins Gent. to be ErolKri, vice Alexander Falconer, prtimoted. Dat ed us Abuve. 'Clock Comp4Py. Donald M'lver, Cent. - tuA Ensign. vice Norman M*Leoa, arponneei in Or 7gth ItCgitriellt of FOot. Date 4 Sept. 1, 13 )4. Co:Aim:J.llons in the Derbyshire Militia, 41gned,hytbe' Lord Lieu. rena4r. Henry Lawrence, Esc .to bd,Captain. Dated February 27, 18os. Sarnuirl Murphy to be Lieuteoaut. Dated as above. BANKRUPTS. . . john Salt •of rphrt-street, St. Luke, I .kliddlertx, jeweller, to surrender 114mrch 16, la, and April 23, at ten, at GU1144 Attorney, • Mr. lobluta hlay.huw, Lower Jarnest, street; Golrien-tqnare. Ducks, Lite of Lowestoff:, Suffolk, tillow•chand: ler,- pr stirrer der, March 27, all, -rend April 23, at four, .at the 'Oar, Greet Yarmotalt. -• Attornies, mr.,B,Qbert CoiY. Great .Yarmoutit ; or Mesas. Dunn, flieraOtt, and SietCuite, Lincoln's-Inn New square, London. john Wirker, of Yoxtord• Staral!‘", shopkeeper, to surrender rAp i t, 2, and 23, at ten, at 'the Cock.and P l ye oodbridge, Strifolk • Attornies. Mr. Thurnas.h. itchell, Saktnundriarn, Strifolk ; or hir. William Robins, G place, London. • • joseub Kitching, of 'lpswich, Suffolk, grocer, to surrender' hhirelt it,, 23. and April /3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. A t torocy,.hir. Dmin, :,road-street, London. francs Scurry, of Kent-road, St. George the Martyr, South wark, Surrey, cont-dealer, to surrender March 13, 10, and 'April 2 ar Lraulph. Attorney, Mr. Webb, Thomas- ,iii t, Borough. ' • DIP IDENDS. tfarch 23. Tames Fozard the elder, Letitia Fozard, and pities Foeartl the yottneer,.of PArk-lane, Piceadtily, dlesex, st...ine.keepers, at ten, at April 6. !oho, otherwise Thomas Porter, of Deal, Kent, grocer, at ten at.o militia!), London. • April 13. liugh Moore,' or Iroinnonger-lane,',London, mer. chant, one, at • 'Witch trs. jvtles Inglis, of Bliliter-square, London, flier chant, et eleven, at Ghitelhall. • , Alan 9. Robert Sliarples k late of Anderton, Lancashire, dealer, At the Star Inn, Manchester. April 8. Thomas liopwooki, of Rochdale, Lancashire, pletnser Una' glazier, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown Leeds Yorksitile. Aprilll it,n t, • 2e. lames Lonortan and Francis Fane Broderip, of Cheap:title, London, of the klaymarket and Totten bain-coutt-road, Middlesex, musical instrument-makers, tit twelve, at G • • .April to. Benjamin Winter, of Long-acre, Middlesex, ca.' billet-I - Joker, at ten, at Guildhall. Ai7ril 13. Henry Jackson, of Mincing- lane,Loudon,merchant, 'at one, at Guildhall. April 13. lielthasar Giorgi, late of Ratcliffe-hgliway, Middlesex, chemist, at ten, at Guildhall. Nay 44' Laurence Smith, of Portsmouth, draper, at one, at Guildhall, London. A pril 2.' Danitli Simpson, now or late or Broad-strcet - build- Joigs; LetictMt, *a rtitouzeilidin: at ten, at Guildhall. April 9. lohn Lees and Samitel Lee",, o f 11,ilitax, Yorkshire, merenants and co-partners, at tett, at the Old, Cock Inn, Haiitax. April g. Williarn Mawr, of Preston, Lancashire, vvoollen. draper, acten, at the Fleece, Preston. Mar , * 3P• Nixon, of. Laurence-lane, London, mer chant, at nee, •,r G ninthall, • , • 4.lklay 25. elm' of Stewart.striet, SpftalfieltL, Middlesex, silk- brcker, at eleven, at Guildhall. • • April ;3 , , r a ncis Carrion', ot lit/hop's Sterner'', Hertford shire, tip ttolgerer, At one, at Guild London. Guildhall, April t 'Nathaniel Lucas and Charles ketke, of Psneras -1411e,1.011d0h, MOO laws act! co-partners, at one, at Guild. hall, ' r A )nll'3 . *Thomas Thomas and Henry Cameron, of Binning learn, faaors and co..partners, at eleven, at the Swan 't'a vern,.. Bull,street,ilirmingham.' April zo, !Phil Ewbank , of Butkiersbury, London, wate. . houseinito„"at ten, at Guildhall. Alay 4, • Beitomin TownSentl'und Benjamin Hartley, of Old Change, London, leather-eeilers antic°. partners, at one, at . Al r tt. 'William 'Elliot, of Beverley, Yorkshire, tlnner, ti eleven, at the Thr„er:lieverley, • April 39. T1101.113$ ttrewer, of Chippenharn, tineti.draper, at eleven, at the, 811311 favcrn, Cont.stieet, April 13. I atnes Sutherland, of Ilath,liabettlasher, at ttvclve, at Quildltall i *London. CRIZTIPIC ATES; April 2. leltn'TherriaS Webster, of Iligh,street, Borough of ".7.otithy , • , ttk, Surrey, hosier. , William Chalkien, or Deptford, Kent, draper, Thomas Vinn, of Bush-lane, Cannon-street, Lot,don, mcr charit. Robert White, of Cambridge, scrivener. One day, last week a hare W3B b 0 hard pressed , by the Ritignier houhds, .that in her pursuit, to etcapc therm a,',.,: tart over the chalk pit, near Squthiratn, and vots taken up► dead, but without ,any broken ivones. Sevaral of the tivgs eacv their danger, and b toppea short at the brink uethe precipice. • A pig of rant extraordinary t e, tbo t,ropetty of Mr. I,vottY, ttf Whitchutch, Salop, was killed tbrre on the rst`b ult. lA:weighed altvri ' . 52 Score a nd tr;lbs. when dead, and cut. up, Ileod 75. shit 470, ditto 414, rough tat 351tb8, • scole and tialbs. :rite pig was about twu years tthi. .. , . Mr. SUTIIIIR I. Arly), butcher, in Edinhoffro, she week before last, killed a anw of his t • >' s• lle4 i• tang, twenty-,.otte months , old ; the four loarrere o f w hi c h weighed 24 stone 7lbs. the head 311bs, and the ~ seam 2 stone o b rs, On VVednest.Lty as two men were in the ad of !lulling down the gartlettwall of Thinnab Smith. Esti. of Newcastle, a considerable part c.)l it: uncilptetedly gave way, and Jell upon them; th 4 one was kilIN vn the spot, and rite other .so dre;altidiy hritibed that he was 'Platt Lilt necessity of bettz carr ied to the Infirmary. On Friday ae'rtnight. 11. - 03tchnoce, of Mere, %%1W was,driving . a waggon Uden with cheese from th e p l a ce to Winchester Fair, fel; under the wheel at Ugford, near.Wiltnr, and was crtn.hed to death, ited b DUBLIN, : MAtteu ;. Ott Tuesday last Capt. Cooxs, *f the Fethard Yeoman CAN airy, with a detachment of his troop, and a party of the illa•Ligitt Dragoons, after along search through. toe neighbourhood of Lowe's-gteen, Ballydoyle, Clearihan, Ste. aPprehended five men charged on oath with burning the house, Sze. of Patrick Shea, farther, near Fethard, and firing seve. rag shot through the door with intent to kilt They have been. Ipdged in the gaol of Clontnel- Last week four men, two of them under sentence of transportation, attempted to make their escape from 11,e gaol of Clonmel, bat were detedcd by the . attivity and vigikance of the gaoler. HOME CIRCUIT. HERTFORD, MONDAY, MARCH 11. HOINBUCNLE v. EDMONDS. Mr. SerjeantISKEETARD said, that this was in alien not brought front any vindictive motives, nqr with a deaire of obtaining damages from the pocket`of the Defendant, but merely-with a view of justifying ,the charafter of the Reverend Gentleman who had been so foully and so scancialously slandered. Mr. GARROW here interrupted the Learned Ser_ jeant, and said, that he was -auihorised to acknow ..ledp, that no imputation could be. Cast against the charafter of the. Plaintiff; and if his Client had spoken the words imputed to him by the &elm. lion', of which he solemnly declared he had no_ re.. collitlion, they were spoken in a state of drunken. ness, which totally deprived him of all reason. Mt. SCliCillt SIitiPPARD ORA that WR9 all which was sought for by the attion, and he would willingly withdraw a Juror. A Juror was accordingly withdrawn, SHACKELL ti. GRERNAWAY. This was an salon for a curio9s and not an un. entertaining Assault, to which.the Defendant had pleaded that the Plaintiff began theassault. Mr. Serjeant Sitar P AR DjOr the. Defendant, began with the proof of the justification. ' , He stated, that the Plaintiff vvas a 'glazier, and .the Defendant a coach.master at Watford;'' in this county. It hap. pened that they had had, bickerings together, when, on the 29t11 of December last, they met by chance in the street at. Watford, and the Plaintiff addteried the, Defendant by telling him, : that hehad better g o . sednoiligi as the rest of,. his family bad, done, with much more 'abuse of the like sort.' This, although nojuatificationof an assault in law, was, however, a very great exeuse.. - But the Defendant did not as. fault ,him; he contented himself with a users reply ; and calling to him a little buy, he held him up, anti "• here; my boy, will you Beat him, for any boy can do it." The Plaintiff provoked at this, and having a sash frame ita- his hand, stock the De. fondant upon the shins, and then it was that the De. fendanti• being a little irritated with his smarting shin.bones, gave him a dowse on the oar in return; and this was the whole affair:which a Special Jury of the County alkaloid was called on to adjwL 'William Hearty stated, he was in the street at Watford, in company With the Defendant, on the day of the affray.' He saw the Plaintiff. doming up the street, and as soon as he came near, the Defendant said, " Who enines here Is this my Lord Bottle Broth .2 ", .." 11 IS this the man that stole- the watch?" •—•••• 14 Is this the man that stole the cabbages ?"—The Plaintiff in renly:saidthat the other. had better go stamping as the rest of the family !ma done. After some further altercation, the plairitiffhii the arts on the shin'with a sash frame that he had in his hand ; upon which the latter, who'had been holding tip a boy; put him down, •and4aare Plaintiff a couple of blows 'on the head. Mr. GaattOw, for the Plaintiff, contended,: that the Defendant had committed: the first assault,. and that he had violently thrust the buy against' the Plaintiff. • • The principal Witness to prove this fin w:as the boy himself,. Who eorroborated• the above particu lars. The jury found a verdiet for the Plaintlif—Da.. rouges • Twn industrious lads of Lynn were unfortu. nately drowned in the chtnnel, a few days since. —They were in a fhhing boat, and being fear. ful that the title was coming in too strong for the boai to 'live, they left it, with ad'mien. tion . of Crossing the sands ',to gain the shon e, but' were surroundedr‘by the tide, without a possi. bility of escaping. They wets observed by thine people, at a great distance, endeavouring to'save themselves by swimming; The budies were both found the day after. The following singAlarly interesting narrative is given' in an Edinhergh Paper : . 0' On Saturday' the z3d Ult. a girl between, nine and ten years of age, With' her brother, who was only seven yeara of, 'age, were returning from the head, of Gleodaritel over the Strathlachlan Mountains to their parents at Maclitehlan Park. .They It'adoOt travelled far when a most violent Snow stain, ac. cornpanied with thunder.and lightning, commenced, and continued but, with very short intervals during the• - two followingnighti and days. The snow in a short time completely covered the fOot.path Ouch leads across the mountains, so that the, children wandered off the corniton trad . 4 and by the close of day the boy was quite .overcome , hy , the fury of the - storm and the cold,' exposed to which the poor creatures lay down for the night, the girl doing her utmost to'shelter her little brother ; as soon as day., light carne she roused the hlsy and prevailed on him to proceed. " They wandered about in the mountaitis 'the whole of Sunday, entirely ignoratit where dick were or iniwhat direction they shopld ,go, Ole buy he quently 'dropping down, exhaus - ted with hunger and fatigue ; the sister says it was with much &Acuity she' could' keep him awake . ; but that she did not close her eyes during the, three days and two nights they were,on. the mountains that she continually wept, calling upon God's name! They'passed Son lay night as she preceding ; and were so weak on Monday that neither' could move or even cry out, for the girt once saw a grown .up brother of her's within a very short distaoce, but she found herself quite. incapable to get up or call ,loud enoug h t o 6 e heard. '! On the evening of Monday the poor creatures, at tlie last gasp; were providentially tlisCovered by one.of the Streililachlan people, who, to the num. bqr of about too, were the whole day in search of them. The girl had a ham in her charge, of which her starving brother ofterepreosed 'her to let him taki‘ a bite, .but she would not allow him to touch it, mtking him chew theheather, as she herself did. All the way the girl carried ,a favourite pup about her neck, which she thinks greatly helped to keep her and her 'brother alive during the nights, as it covered the neck and breast of both completely. When urged that she must have slept, she said, that she did not close her eyes the whole time, fearing much that the pup would. eat the ham. The poor childreo.are veiledly recovered from the hardships they underwent.',' A letter from Aberdeen, of, ye s terday's date, says, ''Last 'Thursday morning , •about four . o'clock, there came on here one of the most violent, gales of wind which we have known in .this country since . the year 1773. If began on Wednesday evertiog,ro, blow pretty strong from the west.nottli.west, but not violently till a little before four on Thursday mornitegi when it increased to a hurricane, and con tinued to blow ,in a kind of whirlwind .for about halt an hour. ' We have received accounts front varicus quarters, Of the mischief done,by this'dread. tad gale, the priecipal of which are the following -s The beautiful steeple of the parish church of St., Cyrus, from a design by Adams, which was univer. sally, admired as a kind of miniature of the 4teeple of Bow church, London, iii blown down. A house in Tannery-street, in which were ten families, fell to the ground so instantaneonsly,,that the inhabitants could barely escape with their lives. Great part.of the , beautiful .garden wall at Foretterhill,helunging to Mr. Hugartb, was levelled to ; the ground. in the village of.Aucliii?sblite,,ioKiricartlineshire, almost every hours wits unteofed,',lll''OS"'of .thetti being thatched.. 4- whale:Ailing' boat, lying near our harbou're ~was ONO up in the air and dashed to pieccea e-eAn immense ouinber cf trees have been blown down in the :woods of "Ilibnghill, at Crielde, belong. ink 'to the Earl of Kintore,' and in various other places ; almi in almost evely.coro.yard in onr,neigh. bourhood ricks of hay, corn, &c. have totally dlie arpeared. During . the gale the L;tvely ) . of "Link, Turner Master, with grate, was lost on Kattry Head; crew ,savedbil On Wedn , esday ti,ight no the Captain's Clerk of the Gun.brlg_l4l4 launched from the yard of Todd, 'Tweetimouthi was returning aboard in a State uf intoxication, from.Betwiek.epoll.l'Weed, he Walked over the quay and was drowned. List week Wm. Little, of Banks Burn, Cumber. land; a young man ablut 17, wits fontol dead upon the road between Bramptoo and Temmun. The Coronet's, verditl, 'after a minute estatnio4tion of fatis, was—Killed bimie ?I by exceslive drin4ivz., s Yesterday ennight Geo. King, who lately lived as waiter at the Bull Inn, Rochester;. shot himself with a pistol, which he placed to his breast, ant! the ball penetrated through his heart. , The COroner:t *inquest found a 'verdict of-4.lotaty. JVAN Louts PICAiiT, 1 prisoner of, war, em ployed as.an. Assistant Surgeon of she Pegast tok Ship, lying in Pottsinotith Harbour, last week, in a low and dejeCted state ofintind, took a roan. tity of poison, which' oicasioned his death. Ver. 'Yesterday sennight as a cart, laden, with tubs of girt Itoth Shoreham Cl.l4tOlii.hol.l3e, was standing in the. town of S:eyning, same soldiers made a seizure of one - of the ssibs and ran 4)ff with it ; ,but b e ing suspeflcd, aml,pursued, they were. dispossessed ,oi their prize before they had time to broach it.. 'Art eld:irly woman of Lynn, of ,the name'of. Stafford, was - so dreadfully burned, a few days since, by her clothes accidentally ta)ting fire, that she ex. iced ;n a few hours afier,,in thegreatest agonies. SMCKS, ROtt Y• ' I mita Si()ck, shat hulk* IsciaJa, js. a 2s. dis • -, Soutti Sea Stock, Excitctiuet Bills; par, 15. dis m thomuni;-,14,4.:- 1 liuiat 3 p4,'NCt. Vti is, Ditto Arm. 9 1 9-16t1.1 CGli, lor to Alitii. st i i i. Navy 5 ye; Cent, 80 5 pet Cent. 1797, stiuc Imh 5 pta Cent. shut 4 per Cent. shut 3 per Ct. Ittd. shat lysa i et. Con. 58 !sank L. Ann. shut Ditto ShOtt Ann. shut 2CII AHD 3ft Is (of No. 4, Mattlect-court, Bovv.:Street); and Published by Wit . 1.2 A All l ilollß SC*IIPPI, (at South Mattoit.itrikcigitiVeifOr-S4 (I AN _ ...L-r. Order' for the Paber, Lauri for the Lbw, &Cr ( Post...tad I, must bc- atiatotto. DEVON. ~ ~ CO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . "By Mr.*.CHRISTIE, .ot ti, •At his Great RoOmi in Pall-Mall, on ThurstlaY, +"" • at One o'Clock (Unless previously Disposed: of by Private. Cu'' 1, • I 'l,4' CAPITAL, highly•VALU A OLE, "',...', F' ivil„, ~.1.-.1.. PROVABLE FREE FlOnLI) and "'.'IN I li'litO!'„g'' E STAT E, ,CoPsisting of the MAN 0 RS of B R 0 01',,,-004:,4 BOW, BUCKFAS rL:F.Kni, an BurrON,, en- '04,Z1 over .4-100 Acrc'S of Land, under which, are valobte Y.,l,is -,11 e-..ullent COP PT. It and TIN Olt F.'," ith Courti F. 4 mi 4; Baton, (Z.ult-Rents, Fines, ileriots,.Talls.qt fistrocielt 1: Lets, Rights, Royalties, Sac.. J. tot', Stone wil;) "--00P''* Stone and Slated MANSION' HOUSE, called Pip,,,vd I-(OUSE, with exttitsive,Ottices, seated in a ric)lo4 avg watered Vale, amid the pi6turesque S4ertery 01•,,,,,''', Or, variegated- frit:lo34m -,:rising boldly ,on each ''''.."'66 1‘ l'.. ' Capttal Farms, with all necessary Boildings, aoa; ~te 'kohl inclosed'Atable, Pasturc;und Water. eadow,A°l‘,l„ of , Area of thtivin&.Woods ; also the entirety of 46°,,jed"Otrer: DOwit Lind, the greatest-p..it convertible into Aniv,ii-itgiii-, and A:,,nla:dia:lnaunnsaalaullycnii!lipesutpeaeenoridtcrNPliuusirti:ev,taear:3l4ltie.cogo!loo4p'setc:retttliti:6po's rikicrn.istiidinc"ll,litll' .rl:.i,F, sptoronder. iwvehiein,gdrvezatleurabplaert, and QUarries of Marble '"jd of 0 • / QUO' ' ONE but capable of great Improvement; • - f Derr. The Sittiation is in a -andbeautitlll sporg „21`tt'w,I i(o•T distant , from Buckfast Leigh, and the • Cfo4%, tf,,,,45.-A.•51",v front Exeter to Plymouth, 'three miles tlie "'"',,torsto''. tw''.l sedan from Totnee4, and,a 'si .r• tion chill c' otli% , n I ,A, i-voil • ' sates with the E,ogijsli Channel • tit teen trout i , ~,,,,• and twentmwo Atom Exeter andiPlyntatalt, . ' 111‘.10'..4' The Steward Mr. Coates, at Brook.ijouse, .veto f-, THow...AxD I. out: utEtistasieDianchnar,42, _at. the Estate ;of whom printed.Paitictalars /DAY l'il,:ot ),,Ir•' also oft tie Printers of the Exeter Gazette, s,1„111.,"; •SI"'" reury, Salisbury foinnal, Crurwell's Willi ina "`'" ci%,' sil)''',": to), V•Plrl • of Mr. Abrahams, Attorney.-at!LP",, Ct,'" ton ; at 'l', 'Graham,. Es q Lincoln's lon ; Rainboyof 04, hill; and lit Fall-M.ll • 1 Map 100 Estzd.' ' 4 ~ Nv lige a o .., seen. , ~,,,str4o' To T. TAY 1.0 it, Surgeon, , ria, 9,krOkY ilf" 'INsiNI: en thecr e OSi : p r.c lot' igl p, l' On ifr,- t ,I I; tw);11:: ill: ‘• ,iri 1 :at 4.154: ar It e ahl ist i 1 k e‘:+: ilt:bjfki4l4 *ht :0: -it. . it 'ii $i ifl'''' ence for tii,e months ; tiut.'vras then- oblige" t`',..„`l 11te!.!,",e I.altprt,rteas.itelli;atmerobi efulta:ttriihsgaYet rn6o-itcicilii:s,4l el it i'a y IllerCttria ai v. .id to. op si%,n,,htsolippi:,,t ofa al.ttoro...zairnalcytitiitt:a;;,:l:l:ol,'l;;.+:ivto-orrig,DiviLl , ebentylocnrn4endeosctirintl;ieoF:clul li,tnYgti 1:Lit.1:11,:oaiilttli:li.:::(7:. r: l',e, 0,1 Milt • for two years, 1 wAs..rectmced to a st'"c I re lht, fl and uteetated'frOrn. head tri MY.141 I -11431.. so , nose, lep,, arms, .3fc., have barn alternawlY i!lt000 is, becoming .triele:is t in" sliOrt, I have 11:;:i frorniiiixa: ci, thirty eating taLcrs Qn• my, body, And • neEIY 1.06'31.+ prived of sight.--It Would be volontinua, t°44,-5, of la,. rite all my case,-sulliett it to. s4y; tbcre 11014'1.%re ''''o4 will be, one of, a inore dangerous, or of a 11040, 0, caw nature. 1.. wasAtaig, looked upon by tray ato',4 imagined myself, beyora all, litipcs of rocc'vt'dhig.. ;9, d tacit, in my 1,,,1 ti --- cPl444ion, de-Ith was 1-,,r,:!,:t,itii(i,st, 0 more than rtiiseable.`state: • tit this drn"-i,(11'114,.' vfYll' s I ,drag a. itiot, mii.,..trablet, existence,, t.)„1.1 1)1v la; .: ~oe o .44 threw in my way a • Naixt.o•dp,:.f COntill Ili 1I • ; r 1 l'u id AN' T. Mr. B. of, il.fyittUtith—niv, frkods reastit ~,,t,;,,;° lA'f,P,slo sent and. procured stow; of your LE A ''' ',',. in °IV. P 1 ILLS, which, by usinz Irvin tir,:c to 110...,36(feicAt ,have long, 4501,,-Pittiif triton~ that. ti),Ar yLN,,52'.4,, 4- 0, urstress), in a Lib i 1— 1. a State .of Iralth as ever 4 illocii . proof-of this, had a thie; Ott-I:411w, hia.!lLy z00.ji:.j0h.4,:„.. Inc a few-uipnths7ago. l;ll.l;iatituLlz: to C; ".. ot rendCrlng My tellf,w.cii.;ature. setvLce, l''''010041): Publifili ;hit; af),(1,y9.11 m, I iiLle ra" 'or P y. ~tally :- , to . , 0 wish to be,satiititd of the truth of tzii.,, 0! ,;;:,i, , 'eulartlt, to Me oenty:Vritretris, by :hitter or peforll.44 #31,004 • As few cases fur baditesi ',Ailt ever e,r4,3.1,,„.t.0tti 1,6,?0,g. • exceed' it; I- ,leave frnin criikile`nre (.:"it'17.,1:14.0 virtlig maokinti thipt irilir ti,,,LSKL,s I.* il,r,-T. t --;10,0:. ~, sure,:ipderly, fate, atf,f-r4dlc.il cur,,,,, or r , 40111,, 1.0 B),A,P tt. OW Vent al Di -taw Which r 4 ,1' , . fit b I, i 011,4 44 riel . . fIiLmED Uts• ' nt 11 . 10;0 • ,bisatotountakle family reasrps ,Pl',evL,' 1);,r,39;-0. name and addros public i . but crAitf“,*4 ,4 .-.t! . :0, Vviltirg ,Ultigitsation may also •he tams, E frietists by hirs. S. Clark, •14.antsay-c,zada5,.,,,,,:,,., - • II re...l,areo ,ind. Sold tiy trt,„ ST4O '4,,,i,°_lV.ai,? „H!' T. TAYLOR,- tvlemeer olthe itoil: C0.,,,5ii"•,,,,,e,5t -,4, 41 in London, at his hotzw, No. 4.; Nenr 1,""r- 74.eas . . ..... ir„.aj,5,44,,,,,, . .ir Where Ito.,will dive Advice witho":4;•:``'--I.tiOry'. ' ,10 ing pant ~ei46, and, viiil answer patiatt!, 4,ig.t..liflti' , pato, oft me s:are tetras, onserVim; tit 4.,. Atorly:.. InViUl4bl4. S4llM;y,' n, -pesi,:.l,l g /13.10' 0 ' ilt,i4)//f t',; mci lsttor,e4 ht., at their owh particular fqq4- IL ' - , • " ii 1 t . prietor, (huhn the ' course ot Inotc t,•,-',;,`• 3 . , ,,, ,tliat hi. 4 Chas` hail ' ate condualiti of arl eAtC.'",ii•-0:!":-' : ','- ',, above- frlecii4Ete,%and tho-pitactar e 'arisia,l,' ;,):• li They ale- ..btu sold lay his Appolutn'v:4',. r-ir nlerme ut those liVirt& 0 a i,,sance, .'410,1•Iily:;:.%; Sblitii-htiiite, 7 Edintinveh; Mi: VlScildnal,,weis'i gow, •to v,,, nom alto "x,....i`r. T , ret.:ter., tor-11)''' I, A %fr,ll,c Per,tuinerS, , No. ji, . St, ,'.lb.itil4-:447.i_ila! tp It 4.,;,' Rohertsir% Toy=4.:,p, Ng, •01, k•IP'S 4 I,- ....0 ,r-'l,' b6wugws,"lircE"ri, t iiiiiitirteet;bill.-ne.“*,•uplotnr",,, ~„ 1, n'4ll+4";. Mr.' S4I4VC; fIu:AA-I-1* 'lO. 1' I tyy oil'ile „ti' .Tower.hill ,• •I.fi. gnitw,ell', 1)i-illitl' " .'r'4'.` ial,i ' 011,c '' every* coltilder.ehle.ioWn- iil ' Grca.l,lll3:oo, 011' 14 t".* Boxes, at otiir es) git each, : EV« tea ulnae* ,,,;..1-1' directumt:,,wiu,r,4by per#olo ,:4 `;':"I'" '••° , i 's';-o'''' 1.,,,1ve,, v,....t ri , ~,tiii, ' (41't ,iis: N. li• syi,-ry fsT.i. S.; id 'in. G`r!.{t tsi., -I i,e ,1,, with. a .St. filth,. ors-writttt, by I.4":,rii..°L,- ': I:Jil° ,slww.r,, is. iitlwett,,- At the. frtaint'-' 7 '',',',,;'o :„..../ No, 6, New Etidite-itnet *. to tiolt;lw."` ' 'all otker, it coultilai-it ' .- - _,,.....,, ............--- . sill? NEPft.T. 100 LL, MARCH rr. • Atrived—,the Wittering,,Russcl,. from Chichester; Wil liam,and Mary, 130ynes, from Southampton ; William and Catharine,. Pratt, grant,., Newcastle; F.leannr, lackson, and Oak, Davison, (rain Sunderland; Blessing, Willi Priiine Gustaf, Soderberg, and Fotschet, Almr:ren-, from Condon, Sallecl,-the Hawk, Guinn. and. Vlora, Matthews: for Newfoundland; Stag, Pearson, for Ateranuchi ; and-Beaver, floTer,.for Liverpool. , , i OAAVLS#IND, MARCIi Passed by--the Aurora, Brucktnan, frotn,Legborn ; Hope, w a t tqrs , f rom j e rsey ; Vrosv fiutftn, Leer, Louisa, Dubin, and Vrow Elimtbetb, from A u t. tortillas, , • • Saileci:—theßenoivn, Tiddail, for Dublin; Vrow Eliza, Beth, Severs, for Tornungen ; Vrovr Maria, Stnidt, and -halm, .Weit, for Embden. tilrtTliq, On Sunday sennight, at Hilton, the Lady of Sir William Johnston; Ban, of a D'ai4;tm:r. /14.4?0 /Eli) On Monday last, TaITICS Cooper, Esq. of 1.11.7411kr. Surrey, to Mils ,Ann ToniSOst, at St. Lawrence's, Raimgate, niece to Admiral Pok, or the sarne place. • . Yosterdaw. at St. Margaret's, Westininster, Isaat Rolfe ~ Boggis, Esq. of !oic.,liester, in the County of Essex, to Miss Elizabeth Nlayor litubbs,, Second daughter °PG eorge Stubbs, Eiq. of Great Qeurge-street, Westrilids.ter. • - DIED. - - vcsterday, in Norfolk -street, aged 7S years, Toltn Beckett, Esq. of the Grove, Dorking . . On Monday last, at Chichester, aged so, the Rev. Eil.. ward % Elba, -M. A. Reaor of 'Marston., And .Vicar of West bourne arid liurpliain, • Snssext. The sanieday, Mrs. Clarke, Wife of Richard Henry Clarke, Esq, of DulwiL:ll,. Snack., • . Lately, at Bin wck-upon-TWeed, aged 7o years, st of Which he was Master of the. Grammar School, aud i ag Vicar of Renwick, theitev. Joseph Romney.. Yesterday sy'orlighr, at his lisegilig,r; in . Hull, Liantenont Carter, of the ,14.0)al Wcsttnoreland .11filitia, now at that plaCc - .• lie had ret,red Forest the precraingatvening in appa ont -health, and was found dead in his bed on the, , tofkoying fawning, Bartk Stock; phut CHURCH I.IV IVC 4 S. . ‘` • , , MR. ROBERTS reit 'if 11 iriforms tholc ~ pCk. u y ,io laatip.,:i‘celot:dt,tuu:srdao,.‘iv.istiit,AtilChyotha.l:av:roocacywtgythatinstisee,rtcimnpupt:trthroi.posoisnattn.siaeppr2c:iitishn:4.l) : I ; lar session otpainy ay o r 4, f t i 4L;l,iebV; ac:costetfloirt;ief, that wish to raise a Surnof Kopey fa r e. bui1,1416 yarsir4ge a Redeemable Annuity,tspon their own Livings. The Teruo strectilitrand. N. 11 . seve r 4 I large Sums t t3ll l (t il sde ; I : 14 :i ; . h P l 2l s 3l4 e ' o r C : r :cf r: • ---------. Twp MILES-from-EVETER, D,EVPS. TO )3E SOLD BY Mii:TION, By Mr 4 CIIRISTIE,. - - By ._ At the Great Raotoomn.eicin„cPiaolcy:la.rall,oolLirutin,rsda y„ 1 41 4 inu , A CAPITAL an 3 fully dairable PRE; T 0 P SH S. A. I.: M A T . a li b l ot e t A t i l i e v a ..ir a 'r E lles C .Pro li nt il . I. E .s ct in r tEhß • e ' rlig46l P..qad to h XM 0 UTtl, a rich and be:, a tiro !Tart at the Coo. , ~ ty of I) EV U N ; 'conisting of a entiVeitient Britlt and Stuc k Vied OW EWA Nq, with,Office‘..zapital range Pi Clf, h . • HOUtiVS. and. Stabling for fourteen orses, sdre,enzii by f" grown' P lantations, Plealure Ground; X' itehetiA; Ai l,q..T.l approached by a stately__Avenue, and seated in 2 1w , ..- , abont 18 Acres,. from the eievatcd ridge Of which 'is A 4 ' l 'l: ma n li °I View Qf 4 finely Woodee4 Vale., and to th: - 501i 14 44 west, over a piduresque range; of Mils, and the.l.a.vms.2'l Woods.of Powderhon, enlivened by the Waters of theftni Eae. • ..- ' bout . Also,: UP PER NEW COURT iAßM,coinpriting2 So A. tit. 18P. of Arable, Meadow, PAsturc, and rvb,, ( : ) l 22S A . o . l. 3 e 3 aF t e: . owhhiLehease,exproirlTS at MiCiLiclin" "' a ; - ' item LOW ER o, pi N L EN:i ni C h O e l iq vh ß o ' i r c FA R e N ia l i , lt w y it e lga i r in t n e r p l ? d:::; tiC ' THREE HUNpREO and'TiIiRTY:SEVEN AC I- ' - ' • • and pwards,. r .If...it 0 produ f 6tive Land, within a Ring Fence , capable 0. r , ,.. i „ improvement,-.mut of forming one of the :most desi/Abl'' ' taty in thatntuch-arlinireil part of peva"- ~ Immediate possession of the D we lting Car) be give .. ri l o t si Mr. Payne, near , the Turnpike, at Topsham, ~'" , „I,' the 11; state, ot whorn printed rUiriCtilat6 may he had; ! ;,, ~i. of the Printers of the gxetor Gazette,. Sherborn, ;1 bless' . well's tath, Papers; at Land's Lond on ; in li.-xeter; 01 , 004 Burley- and Moore,- Lincoln's ton; • Rainbow Ce . tree- 14 4 , Cornhill ; and in Pall-Mall where a Map Tar the. Lisolo ' ' be seen. . . ___,.........--,---'.. PR 1(:j 0.1 , 1 ESTI tio !lc 1 Air, Set Ch., Ear Ai r CL, P st 4 i kt 7 Pitt