The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-25 00:00:00

47, 1/..e LONDON G,I4S7TE, 4:1111 2 j; I"''.s• . , 0. 43, x Sec. 1 tof knt r. :Cot ' Lieutenants without per- A. 1 14. .I '(;actLan. • ,tk. Grant: , - !411 1 :..1v, Gent. vit,e,..Nl' Lean. Wm. , ,C ht 'Gore raw.mis, L tu,twit.k„ John Espine Patty, Gent. vice wry • • litoalwarkl, Gent. ta Ensiirn, without . , api.rnnted In the ipith F ot. F6l , I.l..stings Frustr, 'from the trout, to Licutenant.Colonel, vice Lloyd, who ex= I)i' to, Cox I•itzgerald, Esq. to be Paymaster of the zd „ . Battalion: E 9 ,I, Ditto; Quarter-Mater Chatles Pakenham Roddy to he ayniastrr of tile ;:a 11;.ittalios. Alex. Campbell, .Gent. to be QUArter-iNlastr, vice Roddy. S;it West India . Reginienti CentroThompson, Lieutenant in the late i Ft!' \Vest India Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Major- . General elvti, : paote's Re,;jaient, Edward Tench, , G int . with tern Fri - ,! - y R:.nlit, on lialt.cay 0101; i sth Foot, to be Second L nitt.u,aiit,without purchase Ensign F tench Gray, from the Oth.Loot, to be first Lieutenant, without purchase, viLe Young, &t eased. Major General Raiiisay's•"Regitnetit, • Adjutantjohn Parker to be Lieutenant, vice Lloughlin, deceased, loser!) 14.eci, , t;ailt. to be :,eoplici Lietitenant, without.purchase..- J. . ' Spence, Gent. to he Adjutant, w ith the Rank of 'Second Lietitei,ant, vi, el'ailt,er, who resilms the AtijutAtitcy. l' lic 1 1 / 4 .iov.'s Gvrmart Ltgiuri, Regimttit at Dr.tgoons - , Ensign [ . j la,” wi,, Pc Witzen.lorWto be Comet, vice rctcrs, pre i tilot..d in the 2,r Progc.ols. . . liit tiatt;ilion of Light lotantry, Captain Gobharti. Tainaeris tote Captain of a Cott - litany, with temporary Bank, vice . ' Harwaril, who superseded, being 2bleat without leave. td Ditto, Captain Ernest De Robertson, t'tom the ad Nita. .. lion ot the Line, to be Captain of a Company, with Nlll - Rank. Captain and Adjutant Adolphus Bils.Twit.}, from the 3d Battalion' of tin: Line, to be ditto. Lieutenant George Dc Heimbucit to be Lieutenant, with' tertiporary Rank. . Ensign William Stole to be ditto. Ensign WO . liam Schatunan to be linsign. George De lingo, Gent. to be Ensign. tst battalion of the Line, Ensign Anton Baron Klenske to he Lichteitaid, with temporary R auk, vice Rutnann, pro. rooted: Ensign De Siiiiltitter to be. Lieutenant, vice e)mp tech, proniotcd, '-- baron Horienberg to be Ensign, vice l , • . S'olilititer. I.ientenant Ferdinand baron Ornpteda to be Aiiiitait vice Kronenteld, promoted. 2tl Ditto, Captain and Adjutant Ernst Soliarnhorst . , from ~ ,. , , the 4th Battalion tit the line, to be Captain of a Company, '... with teinporary Rank, vice De Robertson, appointed to the ad Light Lattalion. t. : ' . 'd Ditto, Ensign John Baron Dichinhausen to be Lieute ! - tont, vice Hohrriborst, promoted. ..--- De Werghe, Gent: to be. Kitsign. Lieutenant George Baron flohrithorst to be i. Adjutant, vice Bi;sewill, promoted. 401 Ditto, Lieutenant August iturriann, 'from the tst !Luta. I 4 lion of the Line, to be Adjutant, vice Seliartiliorsr, pro rattited. • . .• Staff, iieutentint and Adjutant Charles Baron Kronenfeld, , ' froM the tst battalion of Coe. , Line, to be brigade-Major, : . wish the temporary Rank of Captain. :,i . eti CA i ris;iii Battalion, Wm. i'vl‘l'ilerion, Gent. to be Ensign. . '3:l Ditto, Captain Charles Bird, 'from the Ro;.ais, -to be Captain ut a Com pany, vice. Poyntz, appointed to the • . . . ..;-ith Foot. lames Duff, Gent, to •be brisign.. Samuel . „ Hawkins; Gent. to be Ensign. I.ituteriant John Hall, from the us,.carriion Battalion, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Liente.nant, Quaiter.lvlaster larne Reloeson, trom'ilalf-pay of the late 3d. Garrison Battalion, to be Quarter,Mwitcr. - • • Ist Royal Veteran - Battalion. IVlr,j)r l'homas Fortyi, from the Sth foot, to be Major, vice Leigh, placed trip. the Re.. tired List Quarter,lllaster. Thomas ,Noritlitixt4ll, front the r i . th Light lAravoons, to be Ensign,. vice Heamer, pro.. ... rna i ted ii"teran, ad Ditto, Set...wilt lc harks:Moss, from the Ist Veteran Bat. t2llOll, to be tinsimi, vice yitalipell, promoted iu the, 9th • veteran Battalion. £th Ditto, Captain "David Rome, from the 2d West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Armstrong, aPeointed to the 9th 'St/At:ran Battalion. • ~ 9th Ditto, Ensign Peti.r Whannill, from the tct Royal Vt. .teran Battalion, to be Lientenant. ..Peter fltiair, Gent. „ to be Easign. QuArter.l4.4ter George Quito, from the ad 'Surrey Militia, to be Adjutant, with the Rink of En si4n. PO *I E ali hied !Ur; pews; Ist Regiment—Major Wm. Thornten to be Lieutenant-Co lon el, vice Witliarns, dectused, John Hebb, Esq. to . be War, vice Thetnton. Lieutenant stepiteil Samuel Can. cellor to be Captain, vice Hyde, who resigns. r Ensign , /*pry Hudson to be Lieuterdnt, vice Cancellor. En. l' i sign ifenry Rouse to Le Li - env:pant, vice Robinson, who : ftsigilt, Edward Cox, Gent. tube Ensign, vice WtieclFr, prome;etl. fairies RiLliards, . Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hudson. Joan Truss, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rouse. 3d Regime:it —loir.es Partisan, Esq. to be Nlajor, vice jack son, , . deceased. Lieutenant North Naylor. Savory to be Captain, • vice l'atarsqn,, who resigns. Ensign John . . Matshata -Isaac to be Lieutenant, vice Savory. George - . Chatfield, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Isaac. • , , dcal/ery. Ensign Cornelius Wheeler, from the tat , Regiatant, to be Lieutenant, vies Hobson, who resigns. . . LiChICIAANDUiI. Captain Charles C. Kennett of the 32d Foot, who teas eilpereaded in the Casette of the ad febeuary last, is re- Malted in his Rank. thoimaNtt-Offity, April 22, iZc5. lttyal Regiment of 4111fity. fireett Major Wm. Skyring to be Major, vice Newton, de ceiii,r, Li, Dated April to, igos. Second Captain Alex.- siiilor Ilickson to be Captain, vice Skyring. Dated ii II above. l list Lieutenant Thomas Hutchinson to b e Se. cent! Captain, vice Dickson. Dated as above. Second • Lieutenant William Pakenhant to be First . Lieutenant, 1111,, , vice Hutchinson. Dated as above. 1 at ?gab of Gunners and Drivir a IPt the Revid Rtgimont of Ar. 1 ' tiller". First Lientenanf.Commissiuy Gilbert Robinson to be Cap ;ll', tain , COMMISSatY. Dated April 12, Taos. 'Second Lieu.' i tenant Commissary, John. Bruce to be First JAieutenant Commissary, vice Rubinson. I)ated 46 above. Contavi.riioni Ogled ipt.-Aoil -trivm,a4, Vice -I.lemieneuit of th e ••, .c.., q p,i l surrey. ' , 24 ReKintiort If Surrey Militia. 1 aim Blatch, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 4, aos. • ~ . Ith4onottor L egion ft, A/dun:en- Cavaby. ' . . 4 Cartwright loth Milford, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice . . Vowe l , rasi4ne4. Dated April 4, 1805. Leat het bivil 1414mair Infaitfry. V. lahn 'T rid ni 46 fiell, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Chitty, re- T' . Ailsaita. Dalid April ii, igcs. 4 Low' li r bam Yesliinivert. "i f • t 1 thetri2s Jones, Cerir. to be Lieuleamir, vice Harvey, re , - .4 tilplcd. 14%d A pr,l 8, 1805. Maier/ea, Roisw. ll , and' Wrporci.,th Ptpluntrer bfistitry. •I /aiito T, Dmiscottibe ( night to be Ligutenkw, vice Tay t, Jur, restyled. Dated 'April 8, !Soc. George ci tA dwyn, . juii . Gebt. to bc I:"Alsigii, vice Kitigkr, promoted. Dated 1,. its Itbo Ire . . * ...............a... O n ' - I „.. I i' ~..11 Thursday ..ast the ~.eLstitil "Ssex Regiment of i; Militia marched from Harwich Bar racks to ch e i gul , ford. , . I: - The Troop of the 7th Dragoon Guards, guar. f' tercel at Birsoit , gbarn, under tfit: cgtontand (4 the lion. Captain STllwArr, marched horn thence‘for. s c „ t t,, n d, ti r i d will he relieved by Captain 3z. v o rsei, Troop of r,lie Ist . fir Ruy.ll I)rago,ns, ~ Wheel) part.hed in there on Tuesday morning, ac . ,• compruiied oy another Troop of the battle Regiment, on its inafch to Manchebter, . . Two ,Troops of the : I st Light Drlonoi 'have kft Woo'dbridge Barracks, •one iOr Norwich, tic ' - other for. W‘ely. LE)NDON r l'rinted by RI thr SUN (...)fVoi • L 4 ). 11.41,14. liter r t Sessions of Oyer and Term • :nt e. and Gant Defivery,'oimineneed, at Justice Ka, in the Old Bailey, before L)rd ELL VNBO 4OUGII, Mr. riarorl Tit ' ohtON, N'lt. Justice ROOK e t the LoRD MAyou,- and Ciiy Officer*. j;ittnes li , robiujell and Mary Paget were indiAed for if gh Treason, under an indielment, which charged them, in three counts, with colouring base coin,, or, pieces of hasc metal, to resemble shillings and sixpences. The principal evidence was that of John Armstrong, a Police Officer,who, on rho i7,th of.Fcbruary, went with a warrdnt - to Saffron-bill, t o search aeartroent of the Prisoner Paget, where he also found Broth Well. lie and other Officers, searckd both the Prisoners aed the room. They found nothing on their persons that could excite any suspicion ; but they found secreted, .in the window. and the chimney, articles' usually employed in coon. terfeiting coin, Six puncheons, and some metallic duit produced by, filing,..were found in a tea ter. Filly.oineA)lanks (pieces of bate,metal, of the size and h !wile of current coin, but, not, coloured) were foued in a cutwn bag. Thyre were also found in the roora,a bottle of aqua.fortis, and other mate. riots necessary in colouring.—The )(fry found Mary ,Pager guilty, and acquitted, Brothwell. Field wai intlieted fur ,the same offence, but the evidence'wes different. lie was seen by person named,Chat les Ware, from a room up t wo,pa p ir. Of stairs, which overlooked the one possessed by the Prisoner, in the aet of cniouring,blaeks. Ware gave information to the Officers of the Public Office in Worship-street, and on the isith of March one of them came to his hove in Bunhill.row, and after Watching the Pr isoner's window for collie situ; they both saw him employed in the process 'of - colouring. He repeatedly' shock a .nnmber of pieces, resembling shillings, in a coatse towel. A signal was given to other Police Officers in waiting, who immediately surrounded the. house, and h,:eureti the Nis-trier. Thirty 'counttifeit and 19 sixpences were . , found on his versos), and a counterfeit dollar and other base money indifferent parts of the room. All the materials necessary for colouring were also found. The evidence given by a Gentleman belonging to the Mint,. both in this and the former case, serv ed to explain the process of colouring. The metal of which the blanks are made contains a portion of silver ; after the blanks ,are cut out and•ProPerlY polished, they are put into acqua.fortis, which de. stroys the baser part of the metal on the stirface, anti leaves only the silver apparent. They are next thrown into water to discontinue the adion - of the aqua. orris, which otherwise would corrode the whole substance of the metal. Toe blanks have now a blackish tinge, to \ reits.)ve which' they are rubbed with cream of tartar, and they are finally put, with tome cream 'of tartar, into a towel and shaken. This completes the preparation. • Lord ELLANDOROUCH charged the jury, — who immediately returned a verdia of Grtilo--Peath. James Slade was indicted for teltatiously and burglariously breaking and entering the ; cellar of Job Arnold Grover, with intent to steal therein. Guilty. Charlotte Ilart k y, Susannah Coxes, Harriet : Er.glith and Mat) , Smith, were ind,tieel for felu. niously stopping George Fief, and raking from his parson a, gold watch, a silk handkerchief, and a pair of gloves. George Field said,' that on the Loth of this month, between eleven and twelve at night, he was goiog to Chelsea from Clare-market : when begot into the Strand, a number of women surrounded him, and, having pushed him into a Court, rifled him of every thing he had about him, viz. bank notes to Leon., siderable amount, a Snuffbox, a gold ring, and many other things besides those laid in the indiftment.— 'Some time after he missed • his propetty,•und sued the women into a Court, but could not find them. He did not feel the women robbing 'him, being very much intoxicated. The next day he went to Bow -street,' and there heard that his watch was at the Police 'Office, gaeen-stplare, Westmin. ster. ;The 'same day he was' at a public hoose !at the corner of Chandos-street, with Dobbs, an Offi• cer, when three women came in to drink ; one of them was the prisoner English.; she had in •her hand a silk handkerchief, which she said she-had. got from Mrs.; Hartley, a woman who l o d ge d i n the house with her, and that she was going to pawn it for her, . Dobbs detained E , glish, and went -to Hartley's lodgings: He - Round oil her pe rs oi n t i l e gloves belonging to the Prosecutor, which, she said, she had for more 'than a forttoght, Dobbs gave evidence to the came area, so far as related to the handkerchief and gloves. • • The Jury, after, a short consideration, pronounc. ed Mary Smith and Harriet English Net Guilty, and Susannah Cuxen and Charlotte Hartley, Lsst Tuesday an Otter that 1)11A1 been caught at Henfiekl, was hunted by the Piteliling. hounds, in a Small pond of water near Lewes, round which some hundreds of spectators were assembled in ex peaation of sport, but they were sadly disapraln;cd, owing` to the, narrow limits to which the poor anicad confined. After.bcing shockingly wattled by bipeds, anti quadrupeds for about an hour, he was taken up alive, but so' exhausted, and bitten, that on being exhibited again for sport the next day, he mad e nt - , effort to defend himself in the 'water, and wits in consequence soon torn to pieces by,the dogs, A private in the Hanoverian for w a s sen.: tented receive too lashes, for virile miSconduCt last' week, Being broty t titt out to receive the pu. niihment, he submitted to he stripped nt his coat, waistcoat, 'and shirt, without oppOsitioh, and was then conduded into the ring, when ht suddenly Nulled a razor Imp 'his breeches locket, and cut his .Ihroat so dreadfully that the 1te.41 fell back upon his shoul.' der, and he instantly expired. He was a -very fine. young man, the son of a Hanoverian 4lergyman, Isomerly the schoolfellow of the - Gentlemen lately Ills Officers.. A servant maid, a beautiful young girl, stAbbed herself in the neck with a knife, which cotnrletely severed her wituipille, in Token-house-pod, on Aluralay last. ' na, , t 4cs I•OUCh Moiarn.strext. r;i t e l r tl i i :f u o b r li t s h l 7 l .l -b a l re A t i t 4 e;; 4 ; l 9t toe 4.-irtar,S:C. c AD ILA R 13 (of No. 4, t M vi a: c t i l c ett ii -c d o vy kirt r , i l;;;;;: i t i c:t o i Malt he 4,lCtrel , ft s,, 4-" g, No. 2,' irand A . . ' Y 0 bi tvi 15 t. - 1-ititllit ttkft.:ri 'lit` ,i'4lve al: got and trestite; it is tii..;.: wiTh int:if - gest tile «) ,14,,,i Lipineit nil itti poWe ri to rezcive instruction ahrtlfis i yirtu: lie chit has iliA 4 has tattle Mott , it> %VIA!: UV:V3Ii t. h.: 111.,tt iS So Wretitea g l' to , %\ - ..tilt 111..:2, want:i CP...ry thing •wiib Mee .rt. ltsii ; • ' ' .• r- — viii: CORDIAL 11.-',1,1 (4 'GILEAD WO ..L- vel,::.:iir ackilowl...t..P.,y.r.i t,0b..,. pt...c.:111 lily eflicac.icui in li, .ut!,".-ifti wast•n - 0, hos or iiiio,,,:te, tn,....,,,,e5ti0n, i4eptessiO3 ot ,;,,,iwts, tr,cro:iiing ot si),..iki•n•,..„ ~,. th, 11..c0,ti Of lims, clot:nate c.o.igits,- iilia..tite...s of Of.eath, ;old convinipti Ye. liabki• 3J14 thins the 0190,1, easCS lii atiOsf `; 10 : , :lA 1; " 5 ill tilZ ht4d i SKAiPt;:hs 3114 pro.notes i;cntle ik.iispiratio a , riy the tiobili f! snit tientry taus Nizt.ti,:ift.:: ti ti5.0..,1 a liti:nal, being ptosant ttratet.,a, ir.:l smell, gently - astriogi.ig the tibies of the stomach, ao ) .1 givini; that proper.. ten la; whkii a y,0 1 : 11,144 1 iii:rt tcgttiics.. Nothing c.to ts,-.• better .niaistrd 10 hII P /:, u?urish. the coestituziJU - after a rl.4e)...irliti deOageb with',, ,l Zei.:.• This - CorLiial is highly es-tee:in.:id iii the se ast Alta ;es; futlicse.fopomurishing and invigaariii.; ti;:t N, l°us 5-1.6 ;o1:1! snd acting as a general restorative on,iLinitta!Vcollsuruti__,..: airisiro - , troat:hiliotts complailits-contri,ll,,l ;it hot cils" t y„ Tno.se o.; lib have-the care anci,c;incailosii'tervalei., tliEst!!;) ous as :ivell as titcstrieroarHiariAl the eationitat,:: 04!! ti v.l b. without the Cur.:lid lialitt ot Qii.i.til, which r s t disea'ses in the head, in .;,:-; 4riies the initlJ, iinproyes t he Iv . - r . nlorte chid enti yens.!.. ! . :;, :.; ~i. 3l :11 tiisitaF AS 9 7 fits t; tIIC ..l )St a..; ,1 - . ~, ittetiskit;With the. ti, .:- , , ,1! nauvely4•• straitiie , s ot lIIJ breast, v, • ;!!•• - '': pulpititfoos 4iif the , hea .t , ~i ! : - i ',. }iris of it hotly ;at otior t... , .4 were poured - on then': ; 11:0..; ~,,i.., balek anii;telln,/, - r.esetatiiintt- I. 4,3 09 4, ' the pu ! •.e. 'very - vari....it.', ; - ttalcs otttpr ttilleg V...Ty-VllOll. ; .)4 . ...".1: 4, :t Sighing. ittl4 a -;,•411b,: Ot sultbcatt,,. , ~4 , take throial-h,lrecaate iifs•otLeryto; 1:. the sleciy wisJitad, l sehtuiu 1- 4.;; en Often tmithla.l W~itli 11;itid;ti t ratn i • ' interested intiiii.luals , .iiiist,Mt -i t i:i but there iii . a yeti - in..- itant 66,et v. i "g t.1.144;90.1,1 i'.1.,. ; ; C;ktitit4).4lo! tato.l gentle, J i t , ..', .....:1 ~iica.,;ious, ,it ittet.umcsamillaileigiltid irttaS Jerpti tha•great.citvanhigcs„of a persuasivz Piti.4:ll4; Sti nothing hut - his • coi.via j a , ylutary eiiecti, 4...ol,4o4,itti.e,pers.ncr• pttscv . ..trance is . ci:rtainly most recll It4ppiest t OnVoin.ttioa ot chythit.alf• h, Chronic liiseiases, and rirtore ti. e V Its well-known ,tiatarieristi c' o f been long inaintainr.i ; for by Itcepiti, were,:in CUllittitlal repair, it prose:l,l,ls vigour, and preveuts prt..“-,..t:'...ff.:, de.'?' ticular 6-11dinerhent, 11O: attelltiors It *** Pear/Weiner:mg Upon t ite • 11.0 ' Otblilit COTlsi'.ier the: . WI , . - ...e - he. te e • . , . Stre.ims th ..t •liow frosniucanact bt'l o, : ~,,,,,,I,j! ~ ~ Thg-N N . ll- 1 MeETI (: i N . 1 . 1 '''SO 1 O"'" I 4111'. .t.b, • . , e ro vtl. i t." Purifying the 1310 iii and restoring the ls t ; beds fot o tie bY ifte imprudent the rif Meretir}e; lO W . 0:04 0 gre:it and orrly; icstinor of health and vigour!? 6,1; fe? 1 ot le ; . twniiicyreusli,ast:o3,l_, Ihi , S .. rept Attily failed. Va c° i'''' .14 . viotia , . ARSrp;RG EN T I, (jT[ 0 N , " for 1.0;0011 ''.ol.ifAlt front the ,surfaec of me huinan obdY; Pl 3" ' 4.v , Pints V., 9j, duty• - , , il . ..,4 Lti , he) I‘ rf ) ;tred b; Dr..Silo'''io‘.:;lQ'l:: Gi!...a'd-Ilt,"se't ''' . 4• ;4or .''': ' 4 io. ~, 'll,, i o tti•tos. 6d. sad 3 . 35. 'Bonk% r thir•tatter cniits,,:‘,4 a n al i I rinct'i by wllich the Durch3ser savci 9s• ' .i! t4,l lle•'l' Bottle hat; • " ietr i s • .0 15 a Sum:). *lnch hears the ['Mu ~,,c • Address; " Swill. --'-ioivon Liv,ilol4" t° Ina ' ' 1 fel,itry. ' :'' - -' ' t - 1 14i ltill:" Doable Posta!7e of Ali Letters to Dr. Soloo"kilvit.;e. must be pain, arid a Fee of mi. 6d• inclosed fot Also, jiist piThlished, Pri e , 3 .) o f , ~th A Ne.i.v Edition (wit h " W`l'f'''''' l C° !!'f"l'';' l . A CU!1) L to fI E A rrti, in a variety 0 ,., evils, t o y, auto: ot vviiii - ii are t reat;;;/1 cin, uncle r the I,ollo^lfhitt„,oo.' 4 ' ~,,, Advice to Ner - ,;il'is 1'...-:!e.iits--Astlinia-i3strell ki I:7s -6' 4, tiCkIICY of, NT:Lori; Strength —Fetnale COOP , ',1,04,15- !"., s}Lt""'s In t;;: .ti:oinAcll--Elypochoi:dtt:tc (":°1111„jill.it;)1i;., ter all: Sinking —Loss ~r o e kzt of NtettOr---)•K 1:`,...1•CC! , licurvY— 4i.rsitsuis:—"l'i;r,i of 1:,,m,---V,.11."::!I11--'44'. , 'MSS —Vatlth, —l.ty S. St)I,ONICI.-si, N I 1)- a.ae . • 'IP Sold: hy m r ,. ,m,41i,,,,,,,.,. No, IS, Str..tvi, N1,(6,r1701314131' Smith, Pet Punier, No. ;8, tuut Mr. g;t-lia.,",' ri.loity.,''?,,,; Mr. Baiternnd Mr.; siiiir szw ti,- awl*: : i'ir . 6ii , 9 — , - . I I ustuo,l, 1'.1.14 .. t .1,1,1 C 4.. 1:::.13'ilia):1/ ; Mr. hardier, ft ft), tu V r . d, C 3 ! ;. .l !: i i e u r i c 4 o r ) , , , ' 4 ‘.. , lroe ; ;11„ory : . k v; (1; cti;n!..,7B:-;1;r•,:1111,,igi, .1 . : : 4 1 11. ,., : , , r, ; ,,!: , ,, ,,, ,. r i t 5i: t Nitihitiesi;le; Avr ; VV. Crawri ,l, ' C:itin; ';pc,,re.ti4,',,4, D6u413 3 ;'r • 10 , Judi A , Nail , ,41'inglit ; l'4" ~11,a1, I , :,. aldY ; . Myth, Lev.; ' i • t . ' ! ••4 1 , ` ' "! 'ir; r { . 41 ' 1(: ' . 1 ' : dee; I'. Craigle, • , '.. ', . ! ~h.:11, Ao'' • its,s; .4 tki1i ,,. •er .. ..!:-. - i. ;i. ' ...,.; . i , - , (•; ..r:: I , ~ 1:°1!:11;',11:.' i i 3 , : i i i , ''' . . ' Stortil • ~. • .! 1. ;. 1 4. kiiii , 11i.,, ', , - ' ,!'• ' 1 ,',O. vi . i 4 , c de , i % ) `: : ,.. ' :',.. 1 ::: i i , tt i ' 'l', 1 ,-,.. ,',. ;':'"; . 1 1' , ',L , : ''' 1 '.. -.' ''''' ~.'l :' '' ; 7 : l ' : f il K il' rl iwite, lC teiliead ; ,A. 111‘Durtalti, , ; —'' ''•• \ '; 111 t"' 6 . llooksellers and Ven,Lrs of i'.!:,...• •'.....i...:0-:. Kingdoitt. ihES S ' No li4;* N'e W VENEItEAL BL•-•n)N9, e"' Sqr To mt.. I'HOM4S ril t i t. ° ' I ontiQn . . 1 ,‘; 1 bridge-tanX r, .. . _ 0, , 11.6.1 , "n 0 . 01 D. 1144, A. a&ltlre.;.; you on tha i n cotncnirl:':,: r L NT 1 ,10 0:1,1, 0 . valuable `,lalicine, LEAKVs . 1 ....„ n „. ro C , i , 01 ,10 1 TT i s ‘ ,..i t. t h e most h t tartf:tl; .. ts:,ii„.. ~ , , , e; J! * ''''it , tll t : Spring•of * • 1i i ec. rivit'l"" . t ;OAP" stir co'" this year ia• ~. , th , rt i.n , ~,, peen , 00 . real Cemplatitt, atten4o Wall .ho 1 lia‘ not sint : on garous symprtnris ; imorrliich , % I : ::tter , ann_ fer „l the, ori t, to my room for a r , itoie week w6 ,1 4v , .iirl 6 th is ,gill 7,,,,,, , out of it; I had no rest night nor i ~,,,,,, Iv coco 4 ~.l cif ' try' eve 6 grz.... , .. ‘,....e.i!:.. -..z.n..1 dim, b , .. „ I ! , :Ni .m. loot , ~, _ l ot a e : cl y o u ,;: i je lft c i :, 7 i . r P ' t a .,:... n e; 41 $0 16 ::::. °15r .: netilltr : -- t1:11 :: t r: ::::Aj: :::0 1){ ; i:lith'14P:It t ir'1111 : 1 1 than Luc. tota': lea or . mY stg'.`,, n ,., 4 inz‘ e s i 0 gltdfi l • and ratiwr edrpelea iritto, I l'i li t-' . t . ; ,,,, 1 .1, 111 , a t! ,,,, ti l l; al ': ' object of pity .to .1 ceminissior 4 • • i Y y . otiL'l e ' Iv y .I , t' r h or l c , - dth - 1- tl, - r.. - .... ,, :- .I Y 13 i , ~., ho 11 ,,,, , 1,. . 0 n ave., an. 0, ~... • ~ .... inute , 4 . „,,, A , , . ~,, state and , x•i.:::t.i.s ,•. -- •- .• " ic.it 0 . • ficAl ..."`..' Will , . . . , , o .:int-- I I wet ‘svi- i omy work!, ii- 1,, , ,' . ;111..... t . ~ - ; ,...1, f1t . „1 0 .; op ! ,t I .., try your WC. :.,:.: ; !,!!!,. ''' :." . . ,1 , ,;.:,!'r ' l , C : in ;3t V c : ti aj c'f . ": r purpose, ap.l !. , - ,'," -, . , ; -.-, - 01 , . , 1., .01, • brfore I cotti , '.... .:',' • .. . .' , ,;' , .'1 1 , t .. 1 All tot , STAFFC)II):4IIRE. - For Positive cici Perentinto) ' , ALE by AUCTR)N, ~ , ~.• ~ , • . 1.1 .. '"' .' ' .•tr?" burr Ito .. 10- liir six b0x,..., ~+;,: ••••-•: -. 1 • • ..::. .- 1 '": ' , 1 ,•,.; '304 ' Ai io, °t o f f ble livi,.nt ~. : - , . , . , .,1,07< • , Jo. e il By Mr. (...11A IS I'IE . ' stat" i:, 11, ~ . ~,,e, laid P .14 E, ? s4,;ilt gre.V !letter,. 410. . • ,•: i , v At the Great Room, in Tall- Mall, on Th I " .. - ' I• r i 1, , - ' ''' I' , )r'''' ' ' el ' 'lts( ay, play z , mem of :rot in) irtiNi, , , ‘ ._ , ,c, , , c 0,:,:il ,„ e % . . • Si One WC lock, " . - , •• L;.••• - • . Ni ,, tieuith I) ti strain:la ;•,,,.• r . „ i . : , 4 ! ) t- op & on' l i . 0 0 CAP iTAL FRILEI-10LI) INTATi' 11. S[l GNALLHA L L 1 bir,,i) this , .41. at t' ...,!.huilt Nio. `'.. I A 4 11 , ,to I" e ;(); :10) ~J i etern id:4ll;' , iiii , , with nunierous..itt:,ched arid detached ()Ilk '.i '"" z " d at ttl '' . •- ,1 .'' ''. ' C V't 11 . .0' aci4pted lc, talc Villa, and ele;.;atit F;ltifL Otr.l..e y cal:o4llNaCl you iniak pr,,tier, f‘ , ; - 11 r • ell Kitchvii..,Karden, c ' otisi:,i - in,.; o 1 - a s'. - t,,,, -1.1 ' called i ' a t nl; al ; :s r t t;,': ) e . ,."'"i ' . ..,.. i 'i:trll.)iiAi.,:. in - I.l a, i 0 tiot.houbt., on: co-waive, Ate. are. mi . "... III " 1 "''" i " ill '''''''t. t: --, 2 -. , ' ' t " it.: I- $ l/ Two HUNORIi.-1) AND TIM 1.: li AC.R ES a rclapse.l I ;Ottani, watt t;l , ' _ .I', , ~,.,., to i t';', of it:if 't. afict of the firf , t quality,. In a Ring P.-..ii,.e, div er ,a,,,i ~01 , t p , :! .. a; S!r, your 0!31if.' ,1 >wr y ' . ~ I ~.)., tt ico ( ,rP .., N . .. . : , 01 11 ..., - ,irel) , a p. iiiii Matt:, w • 1 , • , tune. ki ~, t t e ret l t •i b i s e y y ., , , ,,i ; i i c 5 ., , ,,; , , , ,,,,,, 1i 5 ,\ : , .. , :t iti 0 ).1 1 ,,,,,04ii , t .. „ a vr b oo o s: i l it c‘iti L ti ,: rit t rkeilc!, ba.c:k. ,,, ed . and ' i ,.,Th , :: ". ''''.' '.'"7.'' :- '',..: ,i,',,,i)'r:: '.. .:: ,e7l ''f.:l s 7,`:fi r t a.l 4:°, l l! , , ow., ,111,-, Vi ativ, in ate happiest , styie of N 4 rzign-tiect, Pirinithzll,ll,, - , ,-. ••.,i i , er• ~,,,t, 2 ,11 ste Non& ' 1,1 . . 1 - i, finnic Grounds, ioid thirty miles in risin4 s, [MMUS trznll ► CrSOII, ~ . ' ant. 'Li , ~ • . c ,, 'r ~ ;• 4 lip ' ' • i p , , , , , .. ,se extent tt overtiie •l a 'a i rk like . f l y , i 7,-.. v 0i N ,,, '' :, :, ~..t . ' : 1 ' . '.,, , t , ',,.., 0 ,7: l i i t . ..,:' ',,.. 4 1 0. • ', 1 ," i i,c ot r , :1 ,. : 1 0 : 1 10 " Polm;ouss ilcidthy, and fit,ety hruke l i w,),,dy c '''r i ti i .. l ' eVci , '. -.:-. ' ot LI! ' ''-',` „ if to,;tr. o I it:lltJ r . ) '.J 4 " A t e l t .:: t u l 4 l2:lE ‘ p , ll 4:S t ,,,i t: l V , l t a t i 11.: it•a;l.::;;l:Cet::::::l,ts'aloCtso:::'l:ll%eli:l::ic:eliet::,itltsit:::S;l•)Fli',lllrrtteilskiteanill::43:l;nti. e , - Al l i . : i p itt : 6ll 7 l .., ;: i' ll e s l i i t-i ' gL:ri' ' SN't::l°;4' 'tl'Ait'ic''' ' t:elela:n::!if' '-'' ' '''''''''''' t:sl': 'l' ';; into Lou vi1);.:.:41t I ncio.Liore,,, 4,,,i tote ;:ourett with I I ' j ': n eS t .. 1.4i:1t. - i: is 'ai,s,) fth:911111101.1c,, r I.ll° Lol l ' jih i 4 tV l e . o .l Ci e s i l l; I :l ' l 3 l L t l i7e .:' ,, i .i.. i r 'u l L:4 6 ' o c t u. '' f t . i i r' lg u l c is a ll u l. a l r i t i ) d u sti l n ' t u l',o C; l a ) rd ee c ti l l:" g le , ' ::::Pl ' Swil.l;llllrcegn't;:t:a‘s':i'i'cl'it:';'rnt;tiiiirl'iLrtl:r:!'::::::::- ' ''''''...'''C''';''''''°'":!l:6l‘.;;;;ft';'"llls.l'l4slll.ll-: and I.,:,rmiiiiiieu oy 4-4 , 1),,i ,:t . , , ,Il . I I /: a ilittur.ll Strtoni, and 4i' ll' id I,', s 6 )use, No. t.), N cw 1 r ' '' ' ..' ' . t i ''° ~.411 °Y 'r by bAti;bli; (- I . l k `Noodzi, winct;in't, ro.ktivi on its pat l irl ' t i Ativit.e., ' 44`itii.lUT , i fee. '''' l IC' f vo- t ' ib..' 4l;° l ' . " i )1 t '-fiC suti:ace of !oz.) Acrt . .., , tutti cum tatett o) the most eneit., u t r f i l ; will .auswer Parierit t l ' eltut r'lle 4 rna ) li ' l it. t to , ;t i • °ti ttle ' l t ' d' 1)1111) t Vio+v*•; . 1% , ..te, i.'stitt.ti, anti inec . itanilot; iii.v e ' ; ) '' 'terms, observing in all 't . .tilcs ',., cc o :. 10 '''''',11 011 !,in , P',:iii:. ino ‘ s.t' lutpinly 'v.:cert.:6 tit tt,:t..ol.,tto t ; titis cit:troott - i, Spin 44" l'atiant"s I:atiie Or 0,7 11.1Vtiny i , ot aie ,,h ', „,.. ,(,),',..; 1 . 1 , i,114.1.thd IWO htiki ft,:hr ti,c ,4.,,t;,1•1.,,,,,,,i. vz, 1 ' shell - tittiot,orli e to the 1:1141.3ter iittti t .t. Kati:. itttP."a fintit Staltt4,l, ciglit itoot.Stotte . i ' ' i 'l - '"C')."' " . ''' : ''' . :1 "t "": ai)''" . , t .' tr. I , ...,i. , . .'A ..,.,....4 ;',.1 ii1.4.:4,441i I(oati t . o . c f e ----- ' 0"fw1•1t-t:ni..-1:1114-,;t;TL:11;',:rei':' l ' t t; t ' l .,- I l l' i, , . ; i l l ' ,.. it il l, ' : . '''''l i."' ot . 1r ... ' p 1 ; tiOnj, twit: troth Nt!..•,',),, t t a ,,,i si, ke , 1)1 .. 1 1 ' lo ', 4 Nkivi,,,;.*-. -t! ext . •'l-Iz '-:,,, • „,irr • ,ji . +,,i , r , , ~ liti , ''' .'t ' l'' ( I\ i t i‘ l " 7 . , c 4 !:a , ' 1 - u t , I :;:i . i i c t o i '. .. , :: : 4::): 1 , ::t..1 1 :1:3 V, I:ll..n6.4,Liti‘:;:ulll,,,,fin;r: I A :: u m r; : i r ri : s i r i o l i 'r : :":' a ..''4 : l - 1 :' ; 1 1 : , t' r i tt l ir : t ji t 'l '-' l b r e l'r c s' i l s hl o 'eg :_::: :: o l . l lr * *6 : l : lQ . s r a l: a ::: :: : : i : :' ,. - 1 . ::,.: ‘ ,:,::4 :: i ' ,', ; ',' :: . , 1 , , . . . , NI - m:l'i., No. ;,j, 51 . t ..' . , . , • t P ictic.tthi. t I • IliafgllXilit .Shre‘ribitt, Al,titeliester, (; ' ja -' ' —'" - ''' ii 1" - 'tle'rahie T aW4t i 1 1 ' ' ..,, ' tl. t Wooimer't) L:ttnar l'a„et, - , It "f' i t ' .-Yr'rl-) " i t ' Aral. . s°!l il t c'ic" c r rmi t .e4l ' a ". '''' '' ''.t ' ' , ' . ' . ' (4 '' 1 "," " ,:cl ":41- c4.4 l:. .t l i t i l l , , f li t v )x ,r, :a . t r,: i . u c t r i t il t t u v o lll o ,. i S in t ,:tt , :, Q tit lill ;L :: .,ini i i ' d... s o 'll . t c ' i o v r ,.. . ti y , ' ,: a..f ti vt . h . 9 ' i t n .. 3 . 5 :e1 3 : d tv iet, ,1 L :: 1 ,:: : a e.::.:l'' .. 110 , ' ;it o : oci ii a 'ALF , Di tai. Estatc tiny 3 - .ito ; Air. John tor.ur, Atchild liv r "v‘li' '' l '` i " lcr ' rr"`""s ‘ 'A nerebY .-re6Y•s''s ': .• f'4,- IL TA* Hr UK ll q)(t.;' fti mitt) re, Liv e 4nci De ti ,•,.,,,,,. ''. t A t::: l l . n.• Liken at .t V atUatioit, atici r.r.,,ts: . '., 0 in - , i s - , ::::; a : r . - 7 5 , i ' l cl in il.: ; ' t E. ' t ' a c i : *i s ' 1: t !: c ," h s :- ° ,: j ..7 :1 I I : n i ;r (: : : : : :': : t i v g it'l i ' : ":l''-°;itir: - . .I H': ' I.: : ' '.l.' zal.,, be'll:lii itniriediatiy, or in' tout L.r - si ' s;'' ' ' s ' '' '‘ ,4 l. lvl . ll4 ' : E ' tA i tS ~.. ).. h , fdiVoil , i ..0_ 0.4 e 0.,t0j0 tat did I' utt.ll;iscr . . prit,t, .t . , •„„ , hx. ii.;:gc-st.tr;r.t.—to illiii.it. i • ..-,----- .... co ~ '- t.# utitertitS, . . -- - ' . . i . ~i c l i Li t i l i ) st A it y s_e s i a;io hie:nit:l),i; violent , ,)i hell in r ai n yli i. 00, a•i, it writ 1 t,ils' anl 1.00 ,thc iAisli 4 ..., 0 tiininily Ant, et iii-t, bi+Asioglt.. toe s , ' ii:i i fogi a bait or luollii fili-luinviiiivalliOgi If : illisli., 4111 1440(guf *I 'Ain' nai Dtiiiftli4-0 iisva thac,,acii,4tveitiq4 ration tb tci; 6)....*010,:* ot .pilicos i 4 * too ,1 it ,„ ~,, ~,,,,,,f,!;,f, lir=d ; Tor, 33 it Pr ri . 1:1 ''. v ., Ic at ilic CAI ot tiAt •-•: of ifs 0 01 i " ' ll '''-'' ; and yct tt.ttctiPt . i lie to cubic (len tic '"4,10I-enicals to o f is Valetudinarian to lieoitii. cont it promoting itingeir.y!O 11-;,, tit:. itutiSi, i' ' riasit It o- Iviody- i it litiAth IA It rccieitois Po 1: 41 ' to diet. ,, 11'01V it:its or M:t.frllo. tosintain is poiNti, 00 KOPS, Ciferiet.fitzt,, , enl IttwkAibtitY*.niri were,l,oll, :11elk! last..l,—*tw.l44-t-tae,h, prime cattle at. ti Vofillolie% .wete tetine4l,. at TrittesltiratibThat Ifigher than the late 4tigtotiouring At Rornstv FAir, lelit Mmid.ty, a, grtat stltw . eattte was e,xhitaited, and sill very reasonatLc ; alaJ . chrear, . • * The fair at Atiwalton, , Yorkshire,-on-Youtl,Ly, was attended by an upttsual iruinbir of Cattle for graziog wereivery much..in request, and though the supply; wits eitsreinely , large, very high prices were readily oblained.. , - An altar.piece,.upfai la large scale, was last 'week put up Frome Church.• itirrpretents the Angel, having released Sr.. Peter from iris chains, inviting him to quit his duogcon: Ittursday se ; :nnight T. WVIINGTOrt, of, Manchester, being ,at Buxton, w•hile; taking at ride nut, his horse fell down with him, by which accident .hei.lwas: sb-much.crosited, , that.' he :never spoke alterward4, .and , expired in 3, - ..few hours. his pocket was found .a written paper, ivith these words, " If I die .at Botton bury 4ne at ::Fairfield." Ile was 4+ years ofiagi, and had witnessed a funeral at the latter place ,:he . .daytbefore his death.. S jUiltriNedley ser vant to M.T.TretVer, the S , lxrnondbans anti London.carrier, fell,iroin his beat, it "i , „ supposed frain,exiteale. , fatigue, .and .the wheels of the waggon_going over him, he was any fortunately killed, Ncile has left a Wife' and fur children to lament the loss of an'aireCtionate hos.' band and industrious father. • The body of Mr. Dailey, late of Ulost,' Gh,uces_ tershire, who had been missing neatly sik weeks, was, sau t e days since', taken out of the. Canal near Swindon, with appearances that too plainly: indj. i sated that the deceaso-Irad been foully-murderetN The skull 'had been 'perforated, the otifice being about the size of a pistol ball, anda heavy stute was tied to the neck, a keep the twdy down in the water. Some extraordinary particularities in the be. havi'mr (if A man who had worked on the naviga. Lion excited a suspicion that tie knew the. deceased had been murdered and thrown into that part •(t the. Canal, - which occasioned it to be diagged, on the body being tonna, the man was taken into cus, tody and c9intnitted to prison. - • •' SHIP fIRAVESEND, APRIL 23. Passed by fion; A ilica ;. f AA, Latish rna.o, from *Opotti.i; 'Rising Suji, Shiba,' from Norwiy ; Oster*l44, and Frithen, Goliberg, front Cottenbarali ; Wagner, front - ; )41.irgaretta, lhemc.r ;. M. dalena Emir" and Young Elendrkßostock. Voss, fromßostock.Sail;d.—the isury, Stokes, for Cork; kurara, Young, for Memel ; IV.rlt cart, Alger, for Emhdon; A Ilung,.l3y,ie, tor Riga ; Hibernia, Williamson, and 'fravellin, for. St. Petersburgb. 13/Rms. Yesterday morning, at his (iTacess , house, Stable-yard, St. lames's, her Grace the Datoitess of a Sun. On Tuesda; at Lis 'ionic in Cliarles-bire.tt, St. fames's. square, the Lady of Robert AVard, Esq. M: l'..cof a Sou. On Wednesday morming, at her lather's house,,New)ng. ton- place, the Lady of Aylmer X taly, Eby. of A Daughter.' DIED On Sunday the itst inst. at Brighton, aged 14, Miss Mary Lloyd, second daughter or 1: M. Lloyd, Vag, of Linci!h.„ P. lot Steynitig, and Lieutenant-Colonel of the tinssez Regiment or Militia. The saute day, at his mansion, , at Thorne's House, near Wakefield, in Yorkshire, pines Atilocs, Esq. M, P. for /31eteitingly. On Monday,. atiteigate, in the fisth year of his age, john Bedford, gsq.- formerly of Aeton-green. On Monday the flth inst. at I.l:inidloes, in the County of Montgomery, the ttlth yedr dge, George Esq. late kirst, Lieutenant of lis Nlajesty's Ship the film helm, • On Friday last, at his haus?. iq Wimiic:ster•str.:fat, in the 64th yvar of his age, Mr. fleray ni:tay Critinelit Printer.in Finca-lanci enrnhill. • P1:1641 Oh ToCK.V,„ Bank Stock, 172 Navy per C... lit; g 5 per Cent.' 1797,t0t>5 paid in Oeth4er, 9,0 A Irish s. per Cent. Pet Cent. + 73 74 3 per Cent. Rect. 56 , 1 57 3 I . ler Ct Cun 57 au. r 5 }tank T.. Ann. IGiL, 7- ttirns Vitro Short Ann. e4v. India St-e±:, Indict Sußill StA Stods, Ii v.cliegovr Dills, 2S. dis. par, J. tliS. • 011111IUM, z; ta 31 3 per Cent. deterred,. Imperial 3 per Cont.,shut Ditto Ann . Cons. tor 24 May, 531 • SOON WI I.L DisposED or, • A C,:pitat and 'vet)? D:Air ,tb le MODERN RESI. NC E, fit for a regular Establishment stilted freln Five to Ten Thousand Pounds a-year, with a IitANUR, and from ahoy t2O to 1.40.) Acres, of rich, licalthy, and dry Arabic and Pasture Frcenold Lard round I i.e House , eom. Blanding beautiful Sea and Land V ieZvs, situ a te between sixty and ninety nitSes South-west front Loi,don, I I very much desireti, a Manor and well-wooded' Litate, allow ;..eo Acres-more, near it, may be added: s. Inquire of Mr. P. Webb, Salisbury.