The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-18 00:00:00

IOM ski Ld VDON GAZE7TE, Match i 6, iScs. St. YetM lel, Feb. zo. The King has been pleased to confer tilts Honour t;PKl.ighthooti on Vickery Gibbs, Esq. His Ma. Solicitor.Geneto. . Btrua; Feb. 26. The Dowager Queen of Prosail expired yester. dty morning, in the 5 44 h year et her age. 115 , ..giff et, Mai rb 16, Ites, 6tll Regimont of Dragoon Guards. , To be LiteUteitatitS out purchase —Cornet Thomas Boiler. Cornet 1 leiltY • A it:Weil, - Cot net Goorgo G oldie. .oh Ditto, Ckiroct John li. ithillipson to be Licutenant, with• lilt purchase. Regintont of Dragoons, Lieut. Frederic Watson, from the volt Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Cornet S.tinuot Webb, ,fromothe 2tBt - 1 - .lglit Dttrgoons, to be ditto. l Ditto, Inhn Grey, ,Geot..to yo Cornet, by purchase, vice iloblyn, who retires: • Oth Ditto, Lieut. Iticherd teernor to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. CofOurandAdjotant James Nugent to . oyUlte.riatit, wit hou t _lnge OW rent egtmenr of Light Dragoons, .quarter-Master -- . Whitelter to be Cornet, without purchase, vice IVebb, pro moted to eho ist ragoone. ; ;to Itve,iment of Cont. (,apt, loan Lee, from the Royal Afri can Corps, to be Capotinot a Conipany, itho ut purchase. act Ditto, Capt. Willi:on Stewart to he Major, by purchase, viee. Gloves, who retires. Lieut. Thomat 'Pockets to be Captitin of .1 CoMpany, vice Stuart. kith Ditto, Elisign Thomas Fletcher to he Lieutenant, with out purchase. Fitiiga K. t.. Gordutiotromtho Sib Feat, lobe ditto. Archibald liduison, Gclit. to be Ensign, with out pun:base, vice el 'Bean promoted. Wm. Philip JOinee Lorider, Cent. to by Ensigit, without purchase, vice Pres ton, promoted. 7th ltegimcht of Foot, Thomas Ky onston, Gent. to be Lieu ' tenant, by purchase, vice fleittenville i who retires. Wm. ':leather, Gent. to be Lieutenant, wit hout purchase, vice Morphew, who resigns. • eth Ditto, flettry Fitzpatrick, Gent. to be Ensign, without pito:tow, vice Gordoti, promoted in the hth Foot. loth 'Ditto, 'oho Robinson, t.;;ent. to be Ensign, without pirrelia4o, vice Vyvyiih, , prornnted iii the 99th Foot. t}th Oitto, John Smith, trent the 33d Foot, to be Cement 'of a Company, by purchaso, vice Costello, who retires. OS.th Ditto, ,Edmond Armstrong, Cont. to be Ensign, with out p.m:hese, .vice Frederic John, Armstrong, whose Ap pont:anon has not taken Plaeo. zoeit, Ditto, Cept. Saito South, from the Royal Regiment of Malta to be CaAlo of ti Company, without pure sale, vice tormilton;prontoted in the troth Foot. etst Ditto, Lieutenant Thomaii Nairoe t from the Toth Font, to ho te s t Lieutoroutt, without purchase. Second Lieote oant All:toCox to be ditto. eett Ditto, Ensign john D'Arcy, from Ilalf.pey of the 99th Foot; to be Second L.ieuteruint, without purchase, vice. Shaw, whose Appointment has not taken place. Serjeant Samuel l,rt ri.ess tuba 9tiarter-Master. pith Ditto ' Ensign A togaltder Fetteii to be Lieutenant, with out ptriellafie, vice Bird, pro.ooted in the o6th Foot. Witt. Carry Collis, Gent. to bo vice ' , coca, tat Ditto, Ensign CitWai - d Knox to he Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice Stattrettl, promoted. Wolf Kenny, Cent. to be EnAgia, vitt: igtii Pato, Limigii George Connellan, flora the 45th Foot, to be Lietitenent, without purchase. 39th Eiteign john *Foram - to lot Lieutenant, without yorcheee, ,vice Airey, protootett in Cite 113th Foot . Williein ' ohn.iton Wgires, (rent. to be hneien, vice Tornor, 4.40 Ditto, 11; F. Greensliteliti to be Lieutenant; without purchase, vice Andrews promoted in theerooth Foote John G.glatuit Gent. tO OO hP Orcenshields. es tit Ditto, Ensign Wm. Grant, from the 3d 'Foot, to be Lieuteneet,.tv dhow porelptee, vie* Greening, who retires. Henry ilerriek; Gent. to be kniiign, without porchase, vice Corteellan, prorrioteddit the Iftt It Foot. Assiti'lAnt Surgeon I, i'Vylttct, tit= the late oath Garrison Battalion, to be Assistant Surgeon. Sates Ditto, Lieut. Ambrose, loon the e3tl Foot, to be Lictiteitimt, without ptiicha' sr. 01. Ditto, Limes M'Nair, Gent to be Ensign, without •pur chese, vice. Fitt:girth, dew:ascii, llosnitel- Mate, George 8 - teed toile Aesistant Surgeon, vice 111 ilburne, who resigns. e 31 1• ..Dittoo Major 'Geoige. ttidoot iiitigham, from titC•Sltt font, . tit be 11..itottemant.Colonel,' by port:hose, vice Serpegs, r.p4igp. Adjutant John Cross to, havothe Rankur Liettetsant. tnOteo Alexander Tlitoup, eon' to be - Lietoensitt, withouttparelittro . , vice Flore t , pro moted in the 98th koot, Richard George Horsley, Gem. in he Lii.i tt, vice Thomps9n. . . ssth Ilittb; *Andrew Skcbc, uent.eto be Ensign, without porchttso, vice' kr u ger, writruiteti .;6qt Ditto, fSiojeaitt lotutstort, from the 113th Foot, to be rOttertetoNtaster. 5 . ,/th Lietitehatio 'lolin. laekson to be Adjutant, vice Whickell, promoted in the Royal Regiment of Malta . sapt Ditto, EtiWalti littig9lll( l J COO.to b e4111'141), by Put elhoOt, vice libbsOn, promoted. otet Ditto, Captain"Mbert'D'Alton, from the ed Garrison fiiiitioltati L to be Captain of a Company. 6,01 Ditto, Major TilOttl.O; Bligh St. George, froth the Both out, Co be Octiteirant-Colonel , by purchase. Lieuten ant- iatits W. FAittlottgh to be Captain of a•CeiMpani by pwcti4st, vice Atkinson, who retiree. Robert Ether g tole faymaster of,tlat ad Battalion. 6.011 Ditto, Captaitt jottra lanteson, from the Ist West In. Regiment, to be Captain of a t o otapeny, vice Perth*, deceased. 47th I)itio, David Foults, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Vice WM:than, appointed to the Sth Light Dragotins: William Bolton, s. rut. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice &letoweriog, promoted,, teeth Ditto, Caputo C.uieh T. Wood, from the 4th West toctia Regiment, to he Captain of 'a Company, owe iloitte, deeteteed. C. itawkivisiGont. to be Ensign, by putchstee, loco promoted.: 75th Ditto, Harry Elderton, Foto to be Paymaeter. yoth Ditto, Lieutenant William I rtdacit to be . Captai n of, .t Cot-tot:my, without purehese, vice liettraro promoted in Ole r oth Foot. T a oist lotto Sinclair to ise Lietttenant, \ilea ltatlisch. "Ewen Caincron, Gont. to be Ensign, vice toot: lair. et to Doke Alexander Gerilitter, Gent. to be. Ensign, by 'porehasc vice lonert, promoted In the 4th Foot Ditto, folio birch, Gott. to. be Ensign, without pur. chboit . , vice Cullimore, promoted in the 99th Foot. Stith D itto, Lietitonant lomee A, bake to be Captain of a Company, Without purchaee, vice M.K.onachie, appoint. t4l to the 7th Royal VtAcrrio,UuttatiOrt , 3eilt Ditto, tlos,iial-,'vl4tc.. - e--Wittier to be AtillStAnt-,Ste. $Oll. • 85th Ditto, Captain Mondeunt M. Poynt z from the 3d ti e rroun Liettelionoto eye Ctiotaita ofa ContOotlY t Without poteteise. Eitzign -tlenry Cutts fiale to be Lieutenant, by purchuie, promoted t h e l e t t, Foot. it9th. Ditto, Richard faralCil, Gent. to be Ensign, by put. Viett Stovitle, meonoted. 934 - 1)Itto, 1,:045t Johnston, frotn the 2tith Foot, to be Lieuteoldit, by puiclicitl, vice tlitchetia, pro , ;noted.. ostil Ditto, AlArtw lii. l to Gent. to be Assistant- Sorgcon. oith Divot iikageon ikorc..V Browite, from the tare tth risrrri o ette li olo to sureeoto Assistent-Surgeott Pullout trim 4nAo, IQ be Al;sistuot,Surgeotti ArSistOt. ai,Surgetni Michael l.,:tunite, frown ChG o late a 3411 OrriSant t. tartan, tit k,L Atsistant-Surgeoro tOotit Uttto, Surgeon Williitto Stewart, from the late 9th , Garrison a.tttAlluil, to be ~u ro9sl . Ali*Oitaftt , ..V94(sooll joint Burnside, troin ditto, to be Atsistetitottlitrgeon. As stetent-ourgeon Irani the 'Ate tbth Gar. rison Battalion; 'to be A ssistent.Surgoon. 4th WOO India Regiestelo, Liettlenont Alexander harper, from t h e I ,t WeSt tediatetettetent, to be Capt3iii of u Coub puny, without eittioltase, vice Wood,' appottiteti to the 0011 , tioet. Kugel African Corps, Assietent-Surgeon Gabriel Allard, 'tilt the Yorie Rerigere, Or be Assistant-Surgeon. front the' 4fl ere Garrison Batta boo, Lteittrinent Hurled, foot, to be aktiju tont, with the Runk of Liftirettailt. etli Royal Vcieran Captitill Witt. 'fhb, - I',lylo :Jot 1.1.11 i. ply c the S ist Foot„ to he Ca lit tutu of a Cot vier; placed 011 the Retircti 100. L REVET, - Major.Ceneral Poo Doyle to bq Lioutcnitnt-Ccarral in the 14ottl ot Gut..ln4y osity 1 0 , R So Ns, l'eatson Lytatt4 ‘yal 'of flit: 2d not, to be Town ot 61bc,ittor, vice dece.44%31. Licoteama ou t ti,it.p.ty Of t lift Levy, to be TwAp.,Attjuz.utt Cttpe litetos, vice TOrige, promoted, • LONDON : l'utaud by I CIE AP ; llAft is (of Nu. 4, M3rl irtt-cotaz, rsx , /..;,iret: awl v No. 112, S ra ni; Whale /14vertiktur7ti, Ord, rs an diethos,,,rAirti Hone plyntrerA v . ticufett4il tiairitt, resigned. I: " , "'t "to (coml . t" Of; LiV ; iir.rtant, vice Straccx. Saoluel Scott, Gent. to be Comet, vox "'curler. ttt oil . ) a .s t 4 Ftisign . talor, of the 96th toot, who . was super setied in the Gazette of the tyth I anuary last, is refloated in his Hank. The Appointment or Lieutenant ceorge,Losven, from the late 'nth 'Garrison Batt:dion,. to 'he'Lieutenatit in the art Gar.. ;ism) Battalion, as statpd in the Gazette et the :tom ult. has not taken place. Crdna OPT, MaiTh t 4, tBos. Roca! Rtgintrnt of Artillaj. Gentleman Cadet :Edmund Hawker to be second tiente mtnt, vice Dowse, promoted. _ .Gentleattan-Culet - kobert Ord to be Second.Liedtitiumt,, vice Aytoun, minuted. t.;eitt . leman Cadet, Geittke . CoOmbe to be Second Lieute rant; vice Alexander M 4 Drmald, promoted. Gentleman Cadet lohn Grant to be S,ec , n n nl Lietiteinant,.vice Longley, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Edward ,liaynsford to be Second Lieuterrant, vice Moore, promoted. All dated March 9, dos. B ANICRUPTCI4,S' E NI. ARC EP. 'William .face, late of tVimpele-street, St. Mery-le-bWI Middlesex, fruiterer, from March i 6, to April to,' at ten, et Guildhall, Frederick ludin, otherwise Fedor I wanof• J udin, late of Angekcourt, Throgroorton-streer,,London and afrerwerds of ilattorr-Garden, Middlesee, merchant, 'front March 23, to May ft, at ten, at Guildhall. 44K RUPTC Y SUP ERS ED,EI3 Thrown Clarke; I,oa of ‘V w ilinslo, but no von More-Hills, in NI:rah:Ill, comity , of Chaster, .cotton.spinner, NK RUFF'S Charles Beclwell, of Brick-lane, elitist-Church, Middlesex, victualler, to. surrender March 23, at ten, 3o and April 27, at one, at Guildhall. Moan)* ' Messrs. dindus, Son, and' Holloway, Southampton.bitildings, Chancery-lane. T1►017145 Harding, of Bolton, Lancashire, linen-draper, to surrender April tii, 19, and 27, at eleven, at the Gartside , Arms; Bolton. A ttornies, Mr. Ralph Boardman, Wood's, court,` Belton ; or Mr. Meadowcrofr, G ray '6- Inn, Lon don. William Lewis, of Tretlegar Iron-Works, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper, to surrender April 5,6, and 27, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All Sainrs'-latie,' Bristol. A ttor. nies, NG Edward Stephens, Small.street, Bristol ; or. Messrs. Blandford and Sweet, Inner Temple, London. John Lord; of F. yke, Suffolk, grocer, to suirerer April 4,5, and 27, at eleven, at the Crown, Woodbridge, Sutiolk. A ttorntes, Mr. Charles Gross, Ipswich, soejble ; o r Messrs. Bromley and Bell, Gray's-Inn, London.•,. John Burch, now or late of Liverpool,' liquor-merchant, to surrender April to,ltt ' and 24, at one, tit the York Hotel, Williamson's-square, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs, Ste than and Son, Liverpool. Robert Anon, of York, linen-draper, to surrender April 9, to, and 27, at 'eleven, at the Black Swan, York. At—. toroies,. Mr. Eclee, Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. Hearon, York. John Margetta, late of Maiden-lane, Battle Bridge, Middle. sex, chemist, to sum:Euler March 19, 3a, and April,' 27, et ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, G. Taylor, Mortimer. street, Cavendish-square. James Gray, of Monk- Wearmouth, county of Durham, ship. owner, to surrender April 3,4, and 27, at eleven, at thu house of Thinnas Jovvsey l Sunderland near the'Sea, same county. Attorney, Mr. 131ekistott, Syinond's-Intl, Chan cery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. May 4. ,Charles Weston and Robert Weston, of Foster-lane. •Cheapsiste, London, warehousemen and Co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. April 20 John Parr %Velsforcl. late of Voidn-court, Loudon, underwriter, at ten, at . • April 16. John Coates, of flanailton-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, tailor, at ten, at G oddball, ' April 29. James Robinson ,the elder, of Mile-End-road, Middlesex, initteinee-broker, at twelve, 'at Guildhall. April to: John Sexton, late of Limekiln-row, Greenwich, Kelt, potter, et leo, at Guildhall. April et. William Loggin and Robert Slater, of Newgate street, London, lirien-drapers . and Co-partners, at ten, at April 29. William Rahope and Lewis Benjamin Crinvoz, of joiner's- I lall.bitildiegs, T betties -street, ',London, mer chants and eo-partners, at one, at Guildhall. April I 1. Francis losepti Attearde atul Francis lomph Alain c4ota of Oxforel,strect, IvlitidlescY, .hosiers and co-part ners, at ten. at Guildhall. . April 6. William Finchato, of Tottenham-court-toad, Mid dlesex, ;;lass-eel ler, at, en, at Guildhall. • April 20. Robert ifilion. of Horllyweli-street, Strand, Mid dlesex, vietualler, at'el'even, at Guildhall. April te William Glass, of "Manchester, merehent,at twelve, at the York Hotel; Willierneon-square, Liverpool. April 9. Chal well Baling, of Eelostiayle, Coinwall, watch maker, at eleven; at the King's Anne, Bocimin, Cornwall. April 6. John Vale, of Birmingham, tpy-maker, at twelve,. at the Johnson's Head, Birmingham. April 8. Nathaniel, Long, now or lute of Defeat, tailor, at eleven, et the Blue Boar Inn, Oxford. May r 1.. Fit zherbert Alford, at High-street, Borough of Southwark, Surrey, woollen-draper, at twelve, at UMW hall, Loielon. CERtIFIC R 7 BS. April 6. Francis Frerlitlend, of Cbcapeide, London, ware. houseman. Benjamin Day, late of Bishop Stortfoi'd, Hort foolshireflinena draper.. lames Robinson., of Liverpool, silversmith. Michael Bell, of Monkeate, St. Maurice, suburbs of York, oil. merchant. ' • John Nixon, late of Duke's.plect, Middlesex, car }tenter. Francis Adam Witty, of Great Earl-street, Seven Dials, Middlesex, ironmonger. CAMBRIDGE, IVlAacii is. nut two gt?la . Medals, value fifteen guineas each, for the encouragement of Classical Learning, are this year ittljudged to Mr. WILLIAM LON OL Y, of Si. John's College, and Mr. WILLIAM It Atli t• CAuTLILY v of Pembroke-hall, Bachelors of Arts. The subjett of the Poem fur M r . s EATo ws Prize for the present year, Chrhei Lawnra. tion ovo- jergrahm.' Last week the wife. of one Of the men e m pl o yed in cutting the canal at ShortieMrs was concloCie.d by her husband to the marketplace at Hy the, with a halter round her neck, and lied to a pa -,t, truru whence she. was purchased for 6J. by a - Mulatto, the long drummer belonging to the Band of tl,e ,4th Regiment, lately in barracks litt that place,— Sits was a young woman, apparently notlytore than 20 years of age, tall, anti of a Jikely form and fi gure ; her tie, Itgwever, exhibited evident marks of incompatibility of tetn.per—volgariy, sh e h,,d a pair of black eyes : notwithstanding this, her new partner lett her away, with much apparent aatisfac. , Lion from his hargabt. Last week a : young woman in Getirrs.streer, without Lawford's Gate, Bristol, was bornt .to death. She fell aticep whil , t sitting by the fire, and suddenly awoke enveloped in flames. The body o f a newly.l tarsi f rmalcinfant was found .yesterday sentoght, mangled in a shacking manner, in.-the Fri v y -of a pause in College,yald, Worcester, Coroner's jury deliberated Inur tenure, and returinati Et verdiet. ul Wilful.Murder ; on whiolt the unhappy mother, a girl. named joncs. kH I /Y 191 of resPetbble friends, anti a pp feh ilce, to a manttnt.tnaker, surrendered lierself A person at Leeds, Shore., has, ken c o in, milted to prison for. six months, for. removing iu goof s Lrmil .1 4 2,6 dwelling: lioti,t4 t o p revs ,,t t h e l ao ,L, lord froindistraining for arrears Of ient. 11,0 111,4 r,, .. ~ „, CHELMSTORtii MARCH Htactt ti. -3.VILENN AND OTtilitS. 'Fuss was, an Aetion , of Assault; tried before a Special Jury. Mr. Gisattov.i stated, that the Defendant, Mr. Wrenn, was a Gentleman of• fortune, near South Erui t in this Cobnly ;'• a IVlr.'Atplin, a Doctor- of Phyakc, a Magi,strat,e,, apd a. Ctuotxtoder of a Vo. tunteer Corps ; a Mr. Marshall Turner, a relied, aide farmer, for sOchAtii inStrudibni 'called him; a . Mr. Sumner, a Mr, Kenoet, and Mr.,Geo. Asplin ; one of these was alio a Clergyman and a Magistrate, and the Plaintiff an innkeeper, pit RAlpi,t. I Defendants ,had:brilered a dinner 'at the house ofthe Plaintiff, on the zd of N,ovenibet last.. dinner was ordered for twelve or fourtpon, but only, seven persons came .to it. They continued drink: ing until ten at night, when the bill was' called for. The Gentlemen, conceiving - it exorbitant, insisted that he should take off a guinea; andi on his fun. Compliance, and returning to the room, some of them getting to the door, to prevent the Plaintiff's retreat ; others violently seized him, niust inhu. manly dragged about • the floor, and beat him until his cries brought the 'surrounding neighbours so his assistance. Some of them escaped, and im. tnediAtely assembled.a part of the corps, which was then on permanent duty in the rteighOtMrhood, and they canoe in military stray, and forced.theit Com. mander from the custody of the civil power. This statement was confirmed by the testimony of Mr. Hai-ridge, a Me.141)0 of the Corps, . Mr. Justice !tomtit intimated his opinion, thetas it was admitted the Defentiants , weje all Gentlemen' of respedability, anti the Corps - stood also high in public estimation, it would be better not to go into a further exposure of Oils unfortunate affair, but that it should be left to any Gentleman of the Jury to. say what recompense the Plaintiff should receive. The Cpuosel 'on both sides acceding,, it was re. quested that .one, of the Jury would take .the refe rence; but they all declined to take it singly ; at last Mr. Conyers, Mr. • - Ellsanquet, and, Mr. Smith agreed to be the referees, and it was accordingly referred 417 We heard afterwards, from good authority tbite • they - had awarded the.Plaiptiff 300 guineas. . 7them4r 'Snr;th was arraigned on the Coroner's quest for killing and' slaying Joleph Biggs. Smith was a Corporal in the. Witham, Volunteers, and the deceased.a Proprietor of time Stratford Stages. O time loth 'of August, the Prisoner returning from exorcise, ,met ,with Biggs, in company with two women; souse words passed, arid the Corporal gave Biggs a blow on the head with' is musket, which in the event caused his death; but from the evidence. of-a Mr. Taylor, a Surgeon, it appeared that the deceased would probably have tecovered if he had taken care of himself, but that contrary to all advice, he..went to London, and caught a cold-,whichiermi. 'laced in a locked jaw, of which he died.—Not A spring that has the Nwer of s petrifyfog moss and other yegeuthles has been discovered pear Clif. ton, in the parish of thiinshorou , sh a It is ittrunglar . impregnated with a calcareous earth; and by intro. ducing vitriolic acid in a quart..of the water,,fifteeti grains Qf lime may he obtained, decluding a froper portion for the sulphorcou3 pats of the acid. . S N,q4PS, roots, MARCH 15. Arrived—the Dellona, Reynolds, from Sunderland; Eras mus, Bisset, froin Shoreham • Nestor, Young,..trom New. castle ; Lively, Witton, and liope, IVLinelaws, from South. .auipton ; and Hope, Cotes, from Weymouth. ' Sailed—the Good Intent, Thatchcil, for Southampton; 10110, WiiiiaMS, for London; Activv, Spurrier, and Alive, Williams, for Portsmotith ; andj Wittering, ' Russel for • 'Chichester. . , • CRAVEARNn. MARCH 15; Passed by—the Traveller, Davis, front Naples; Neptu. uus ; Pcte4, from Cork. ; lunge Westerman, trout Lisbon , Ntrow Johanna, ,Fishar, ouii.t•Margarctta, and Three tiro ! 'tlers,'--, from Erntalen. • Sailed—the Marla,' Hear, for Madeira and Newfoundland. MARRIED. On Saturday, by special licence, the Rev. Charles Drake .Baniont, Re fur or Bigby, Lincolnshire, to Lady Boynton, relict af the Lite Sir Griffith Boynton, Bart. of Burton Agnes, Y orksitire. . • YostOr4l 4t St. rAnCras Church, Mr. William tow, to Miss Dames, both of Fleet-street, oil Monday stennight, at Raiford ; Captain Andrews, of the foh keitunent, to Miss Smith, oddest doughter of M dt;i man Smith, of that plAce. On Saturday4tinniglyt,' at Scarborough, the Rev. W. iWoodair, ketiow of Fombroke.pall, to .Miss Hebdon, of Scittbort.ough.. 1)11W. On Wecinc4lay last, at his hon§e fit 1-I,arbledawn., after - a liQcring and : painful ;Lim liarnby Etiwara,, E6ti. Lute (.:14p1aill 111'010'37111 Regititeni of Infantry. The same day, at his house in DgVottsliire.plate,„ Sir W tr,r ()a at Bat 1); MU. Bertie, wile of. Rear-Admiral dogatet s.tf;ijtis.lnc I aues htudy fat& ki ey *cod, L. ay. On Saturday, at Knightsbridge, in her 94th year, Mrs. Burton, edict of Llttrouel Vr.timis Hutton, and trtother of Francis iforton, s 4, M. P. ha the city of Oxl . urd. Yesuirday. mornn.ti, At srveti o'clock, Lady Ch.ttlotte Ring.. hstn, strand daughter to the Earl' of Lucan, at his Lord— ship's 114Itso ict liontOrct-mFeet, MaY-htis, fu.the gth year of , ber :t h e, Ott tbe %slit of Otiober, 18r4, at Rosetta, in Ebb 01 31 putttd tovdt, Me, john Ftant;,ton, Merchant, of Atesthidria, sgtd On kriday seranght, in t n .:: i.td year of his age,. Mr. Abra ham liArtrY, COutiireoller ut tire Customs' at W tsbeaelt. t)it 'Monti 4y se'linight; aged 71, Mr. ,RiehardvWoodall, Post-theater of *c.acbotc.uy,,ll,. on Ow At. Loose; near MaidstoneMrs. su. sanita Fi a hks, maiden Lady 'in the tooth year Of' She wifs the youtiKest tisugintn ot'etut key; Thomas t ranks, Archdeacon of liedlotd, and . kettyr of -Croltield, in that County. 'the same day,. Mrs. Talbot, wife of John Talbot, E. of Stow. . A kw daysago, tiizabeth Vl?itliO r at Coninioo,n, Cam bridgeshire-. It is worth' ) Ut notice, that she was both', lived Si,years, auddiettin the oallie n t ni t ie. . of 4 . Tack:4 .s&irtikaihy. . 13ank Stock, shut S vet Cent. p. .r Cent. 177, shut trait s prr Cent,. tittUt 4 per LCAIt. shut' 3 per Ct. shut I.:C Ct. COW SX 6.1 sS bank i.. Ann. stmt. !Attu Short At: India Stock, shut liou4, 5 , 41 th ,Sia Stock, Exchciorr Bills, is. dig. is, 0111111,1 M, , 1. 1 I Inpuri4l 3 Cent. I)dti) Ann. 9 tpr toAptii. SU . Slilit . . NFAR cHEstiAm, nt:ICK.S. ~ .. re) BE SOLD BY PRI v.k T E CONTRACT, , By, Mr. CHRISTIE, A clo c.„itut, and most : IY'sirul)k FREFS! • • E ST4TX, the greatest-Part T.YTI I e...FR Eh , SAW 4 et''''t CA Che.,sharn anti Great Misoenden, one Mile treat each, th ree trolit'Amer•liAnt, and four trou,O.reit lierltharo stead, and thirty from London, in a be.attifai an‘i 4 1 ° 14 . 1 Part of the COUNTY of BUCKS': Consistimul 2 SubstantiargirConvenient 1)W E LUSO' HOV'S E, With Six': Stall-Stllde, t vini Coach- hoiises, Ogioh walled l'i.itctten Garden, Capital Farm-yard, and' - ONE fIUNDRED ACRES o f (If exceßept,4rabte ,lei,i:m,o,tow in bandiViglity,cros, , which are Tythe- Erie), aihnirably sidled or the Residrence and Occtikation of tho'Gentlentaa Agrieulturi4t,.• , A d 4 r!r, ''l4ctl)til'Otilig"tlif°7'reaspFreTtatitllei°49:tiat4it!il'l'kfi' a nd T 3'ellt'l The Itstate-npy be viewed, and further particulars knoallo byreVrrociNtotylr. Citrisii , ..% iit Pall-Mall. PAINTS AND '.OO A L DOOR 1 1 A 1 N'TI,,NC; • • . e d T HE Public ate rtftist. Retpdttf•ally infatnl • ~pi e, , .. lthat.the.above-mentiorted Articles conntnte t°'',,N pared_ hy the BRE PIS 11, CO LOU It COM PAN Y - l ) . ':, NO. t, Walbrook, London. The PAllltt are of various 1', 1 ..74 , -,TATi PIkEPA RED FOR pO , q f Green and Otliet,colpurs, peculiarly atlapted for n settl i ir n ,i . . OPmanient.d. CoVefthg;•and are wily 'apPlied, being s °P ,.;.,:' , state for use. 'l' he Coal-Tar is roconftneOded for Darns and 31k; Fencing, - , is of,-a.gared OP wn •Ctilour, _And 4YO k 7kt: Chea.pet and inore Durable than Common Tar. ~' N. B. white Lodi and ull sorti of p a inters' ' . ''.• . lours of the best quality, 1; seed 01 cake fo r Cat L .. . . , - '''* • - • lIREGNANT-LADI ES, , ~,,,. Whose situation requires a tentporary Refrcern'f;eirti \A g • WATSON,' Sitigeim-and Man .1 01 °' ,„i ob AMA. ,offers to acoitrunttdate Ladie. in an airy ... ,. .,i ut i to situation, with Aparttnenfs to ly6-in, on terlnstyilt their oireuntstanees anti ,situation is; life; their sarrlti a s iftPr f outtO makawitod)Wilklialteiaik-Solg 0 : i'S l ' a IritiO ° induces him re offer his assistinee to alteviate the wi n ti.ia, Concealed Pregnancy, he tfalrefs himself Ladies toit po • pi t up pp et t 1 9 a.,t0 hina., tl4 grpa3eo4.aqencre' ,*4 ~,,,, f. l\ 9 4 , u lz d l k d t:e f e rs ei c . r .: e o ( c 4 r tu Y. t s p la ir id s ) . . N ,to v :p s l , r l . l. Imil-Aiiis4o:4,,oll'rgon !!'ia!C-ti'• street, _SlittOr-side 4 of Blackfriarszbeidgel v l ' l°4llll44' t‘lil , i'll'4 pointed attention. tri , "' pe W r b i o lc x r r e sliciatYrtb: 4l l:t a a n d d the eti J.lluLalf.R.B4itoN Ey‘D, strife - lions and I riezitlarities,' anclan excellent Nl , .d , ' bad..l.Yings-in. - . . -------''' Dear • Si__,i• .T 9 utomAs TAylot, ,( 1. , t Low . to r ento , , ,,e c "" o 04 No. C) NeNl; Bridge... Sire ,inol . - ' 3 0 1 , r. FEEL it. a • Dnty, incumberit upon tue, 041,}0 rt. sae A. you of the very great any es traoklinAr ) oCklif S''. ccivetl front your invalitable Me ''•' l r• A ' "' ' ah.olt., . ~ . ei PI I. LS. • . ' it'4 o : A t, . ..„ , , „:_, : 1 About two years ago,'t was attacked witl I v , ~i'e,l. iy fur tow i r'4 DISORDF. R ov .which') '1 t =tad IT liar a Wit body, , b i r I CTA • ' . 1[ ,) but the the Disease at length spreading ail over o t Ygoitalf 7 4 , obliged to apply to the most einitwot .of 1114'j . t f ttoir assiszaac, idtjsisied,.:ostly t,., An ' , prof il i .l al throngliVatiOtis't.aittites or Saliva tibri, Mitifili i# , . 1.., 'of a corpulent halait,..was,reduced to a niziel l tiei °lv Ulcers that sp,read aft over my Limb.. ientertool.: pkte ()Witt . 010 ,thit Itifsfiellis dvm,ii:v ni w ,,,, iotl' ile w hen brought to this samation, I cottsiaero„`l-1/ till table, bUt 27 relation„ of: , ntiide t con iMebring . " 1- • i 0"" stl Cases in ~ ,:11. 1 ,:11 ypur Pills had succeeded, , ,%e v iaitte , a try a Pox of them, which' l'ilionght eiiilierre!lF ,i n 4 11 ... . , , 0 rk , , t directions,bcf o ' o m d P r' p s pe i v r n ie Ci 4 l t j i l l - i " sores P r r c ivn e g 4c r r e e : u t:i 1 :1 ' , O ti all ve•riest"titllilltii ! Jr ; I 3 ', 7 1' 1 4 18-) 4111;11: a r t 'I : ?i 1 1 ertoil:titeattai,gbnibisnigtitahtiittoenn:syehi‘ainlia:tijoitcrelitihiaelbsi.bantxtee,:.t.::::l:::,.:iliii,4l.lJltasl2l:ti.elkl.feap°ltirolt:.i,o;ll::::: Irtlio.'',oo', . I'LL 1 • it su I,' it with the most heart-telt grititl3 de " r t y i tu t, ~,<0; myself, Sir, your much Obligal ituruAteP'l',i'llq-eone P. S. For the public benefit, Idu not "J e ' gr oof I I : I F , being 'll ll b44,bett, Wit Lamm yai, to, 110.. a, ' O h " . ' ~: NI 4,e e ;ilei.,°:naVidlill:ll::;llll:cfsiinaliits:ti.l6ticrdLbN:l:ll;:eCt.i iii;v:il.3;elpid:l46l:l4l4c*.-ht'll:i:i .V it OS• 1 .+Y LOA ! Mern b.'r Of Ole Rpy2l Sr , 0 t V' .s it eill , fill ~ , 1 • `:-ptitake prtiittgatly tire ~ 1 t a Of 0 ; 1":' 7 *6ll:lisrrititPOPOVlAtrliS, ,atid WON Tlit.i.R',l,4,LitlfC 1 , 4 1 4 1 e atioll in both 5....:x,5, 'With t lt '' , v , colo. t oo' .. leritClo4,ooot,hie Protessitip„slpspld oh"( FrP l '.oo • ' Li ce l' vil al hatter himsel f himself, the advitx and asststa ea ,,,ine, 14 : .ly 'adritunisters , tot ) ' lt king t his • :' ,l ' ;4 ,,e o .' Cf SOIL% A • ad yj ilt• .. 4 CStCf Zned inr, discerning Public, 1. 5 " 3 ' . 0 (I ' to btillbigintd,' arid , void nf linibigtiitY • ( f h , . cO ,Oll - 1; . ; 0 ; Also sold,, by bi s Appointment' for •-: Nd. 311.10 ' those living at u`distance; at the Perftnher..s.4, oi , y ; !. r , ban's-street, . I '4l Nalki the Tuya,lAPVt i t ftrect-Iliti,‘,lol street ; Mr. Disbdroughts, No. 7, I'll'''f-tiv '1,,V 1 ,70, 0 :„ 5 ; Steel's, Bookseller,:.No. 4;,Ustinnerowo P r i s e, ‘' 3 :,.. / I P r i Mr. Baxter's South-bridge hilinburih) ittiopsolli.oolT e c G l) l ll t il rea e h bfi e l f r iif i l l i: ; r x i ;Nl'a:litditr.l::4ll4,,Ydi:ii:4,,ittite:iieut,al;iiin:::ei,,lllll:hta:::ecilai'r;.?.a:ct::°l,‘:4l.Yl :re fl.' : 5 i i : . 9 P ‘ ,. ' , ,.:; , (1 ::: : : :1 solotd u • 1 • i ~„, ,• p with iu,l and plain direeiloits•'; • ~1,, ,,• - • . , 4 ,11 , I . safety. ' 5 010 7 10 . . a stamp, 'Oa iiv Ch, by favout.of tlic*Coar,,, 9 , 7 4 :: , l eco glY N • P. Ever Box sold in Great Britiin is se 04, at the Starttp-ollice, " T.. TaYi! ir t, i oin er ' - street," to:imitate which is Felony , lin' a ll teifeits. + - - the • W Sele i : R ti li o cs i N l P° ' ti n i Ps a lr pec itteit3Y it S T ii ii (l)e r rvt4 h i r t s e ti .N e r! b °7lltht:lerli:;;ji:::l7::l3llll. . ~. , 1 - , o . e neral !„!l ia g ttt?,llpi success is 11 h :e best critorion ot superiot ili' e rs4"tiool ____zlght years , hive t devjtet .mj." pr i a allx ta esitq l ''': 1 ° -.1 trcattmtlit 91 . Three 14sontors, alitt.t.O.cas tat aor .ny_plan gives Ineoldttitional aritot CO tipPotse,,,ii; ili !flvwsll9*,revages, of :tlittse 4,:iii_nNaiiiti YEkw:',,i, 401. intport#nt in the Catalo he of 1-iniii:in I atiriliW .„ : ;upi „.. -Atter. ititti" "i 1 form • attoh into' every titsn.b, t4;10 to,- . 0 t ett a wish t : . 4." l'rs r , " divid t .1 - •4- art Perim, Q. slivo,,s. „, uals ro ri 'the to torartee iltliileatles a 3i tief' v rt equlLLTdanprous re • t ientaill'' v .1' le ,erlir....ec.Di;iorilerclPlSriliYeQt_!it'e td - l tidl 9t;-: 114 0' RE "t"lit?' ciPtitplise evvy sPail o r O a 04' AI: NI. LT l'iN, ivtietl:;:r of A i-col.,,t4si,Roltofi ration : 2dly; ' ,All .1 : 4 1 ,1.,,, 9t . (16,iity, e ,.,9 JO V,l 40 1 ' 1 i.thitS Of sclieol .tra inativ.erio!,,i, ;' age : A iid;'• laktfil,'t f ia t : -2,;(2,igetnt, (it t".„,:srt.)!.t I oti l i J) wlliCh is called pAR y,F, tr.: N if, S Qr S.!,*;,‘:,•er Li t t '0 . ' lr'ilhierQu4 DrleaseS ate the reil ft ~ ,f Igi t ''', o 4,4) l ;c r oie 4 ,o" in the treatment of a siii.t.tip'(;ol.„;olC,ltc°T a ll, 3i 4 : I 'o' 4 ; f Orlilf:rtieheittiL,il:ll::;4l:l:iticrt:ll:4Yl.vePeolti:::figliiinblPL:i.:sktniiii,n,antleils:tUnt3r.turiCBStUr_t!)::tr;i6(l:l.SiteY:i t i tiCl'rtf 't taill:C.ll::.%.l-4;4:l; ; ;l ' djii _i ' 6' 4.1: :t Vi..-C';';;;: t ilfr; INIAIGN. i itiOP it,. Few, however, are the city or calor" „,, *iii, , rif,',‘ , utPitia:::lll;chi,l'ilvv7hirtd4:,;.twi:o:titclitril'ailattiis 41:: i'ivall;,:tillivc,tieitil:,:it,ll.4eacsd::ll:l:l,l.-4r:0:11;;,:$1'712a. 0100,1.:;: prevalent ir,aietles or a I:v.tiional.:l;: Jit; , 4 ,'„,, i ttig.' c ' i:d pets:it:4:lns habits. „,., ilill n a , 4 Whew the ithhapt;t'e soiltrer OtoOt' 6 ("`"'" or ~1701 i f L o : { l: k bi tt td"r es i Ill e 1: 1) :c e l ;"4, 7 17 -t i rs ic tl t hn e ic : I • vw' i lts V :5•Q t .16)1'h e l:ar g ::1:1"4.11:1:14:1; ' ir-':14:4';;:?I ' ':i " 'f:;°4.11:447:: I IRtiOnlot" in to k v•i t it t ittioiteti t 4 '. 0 ite)ea ti",?3*, Ake it,..;%iironnient • ot' sni E' 4 t 'rj l ,i 6 t;it W il al/ 01.1 P °t "acchLts Or Yentas bwie began r, rc: iot a! i o p i rinzelt pit*: "%f ill be orercvtts id br 4n o cad *p . el tion of th is Lingilici state • and in i 1,,, . •.;,' a ft ° ; it ir di copy %tilt 'Oecili. • - 1 , ' , es-i144)11 6 i 1311;yhare titia I.)ef.eieney has (Of Yeel?i,„-rria!o.l?l'llr, perseverance is IndispetishblV "eitlil't'--:. Otlreille berttig 511,44.4 of I.itc., N . to ia-•.atpiiiAttAytico f' 44 ,1, ,o• M Aft It. 1 E 1) W‘) .fciii N . , v. 1 1 ,; :ray,' 1°t1.02.iit04,1,)1104r,,, heir extie:Aations o ‘ r. a taniii y . 014 Y - by Nie"'odt, ei , most instances, such detects are y;orab!e.-,,.. „;ot 4 ~l i , " /"',, , I .. h rit e t bt h as e i g; iti a f ti rn tie y st i t i o r n et s e w ns tr uil li li, l a n d : i t Y fir r,c., l l ) ,`.,, tr t ;e ol7 ; f i ,( : , The surest w tlicti :4-, so " es 0 116 3 I T ii i;ii ,to,',gltl4: l :o , Hitt intitnation is Oxen, iliac - gri '141,-0.011 ‘`1.c5.1i7114c persona:ly,, or by Letters kif-1c1°, 6 : 14 - 4 fla ir WO r'L hermit, Nu,. 29 , A ,,•,,,,,1ii • ii-rxt, ~,ralatr, in ., „: 4 , ,, ,, , ii- , ./ . There is an a,ttlitioii.:l L.,i11,,r141?1.• i too a I intliirlg, ana tbc tv Arno is ati bat!' ti..o e mar ° t Va•rtni , rve, Meirthrr ot ...I've . 'i't<:!::: r .„,,er •l rl ' - . Pub:ithrtt! , y Aurdreat beam's, (ot South Mott.'ln-strert. Grosvenor-square; fAit the toper, Lettert 40( thC Editor, &c. (Atm.-paid 1 , tritlllf, tic 441(iiette!).