The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-26 00:00:00

Nr 7,nst Monday evening was at Aber a Ball :ind .Supper given t?..y. the \ Marquis o: : TI. cy,in a - style of superior splendour and 4!.- gaTIoe:1: - Ibis Lordship's house in Belmont-street w...fitfed up in a very appropriate•style. `• `From the enliy to card and dancing rooms; on' the first trionf. iti naturil shrubbery and flowers, intermingled with various coloured lamps,octupied the whole space. .The void of the stair-case, 0pp0..., site the dancing-room, was filled with a platform, which formed a - complete no,ver or shrubbery, itt tcr lamps, for the music. The supper rooms on the ground floor .were laid out in a man . • ner.whicir excited the. admiration of" all . Who saw them and the tables were covered with a profu sion of Oblies of the Most delicate viand's, pastry, conkaionary, ,S:c. in various forms, and the most timeitid de‘ le es, ,Pine-apples, grapes, and, other -fhe choicest fruits,' in the greatest abundance, fur mished a desert such as is seldom to be seen in that part of the country. That the *hole business of the night was condtuared in the best ,possible Man ner, and with the happiest etfed, it is only neces _ "sary to say, that the putchess of Gordon and La'dv L..Broine presided, and the Marquis himself "direet ed, We cannot pretend. to gve the names of the company. There were present. however, 'besides' the, Dutchess of Gordon,. bard and Lady 1,, Thorne,. the Ertl and Countess of Etta, .the Earl of 'Kin tore, General and Nrrs. Hay and family, Mrs. Gar den and Miss Garden, of Troup,• Sir William 2lld Miss Forbes, of FintraY, Sir William and Lady Johnston, the' Hon Major Ramsay, the . Lord Pro vost and Miss nrebner, many of, the Gentlemen of the Garrison with their Ladies, and anumber of the Ladies and. Gentlemen of the town and neighbour hood. In short, the house. was filled With a gen teel and happy company,'who were delighted' with. the, entertaioineht and captivating attention of their Noble-Host. The entry to the house Was embel listied with an ornamental portieo,decorated 'with va lions coloured lamps ,on its pediments' and pillars; and above the ponied there .was ,placed a .verrbeau tiful transparent 'Onto.-.the bust of„the,late and finich4a Merited Lord. Nelson ,was placed on a pedes . .taj; inscrlbed to meinory in the'centre stood a fifcure Britannia,ip . .; dignified attitude; placing a wreath a taurct on Mi . Lordship's buSt. The rock on tvbich Lie's toad waslnScribeci, "Britannia rules, the Wavei." From behind 'the rock was' seen ;a . ship of War dismaqozL and' the: tri-coloured under the United Standard, A bust of His Majesty 'in an oval frame occupied the superior *l4 of the oppetjte side of the pi6ture; , around tht' frame "°-God Save the King :''- the whOle.strougly . and;deCOrAttad with• a' border of coloured. lainps,• had beautiful and impressive: effed 'on thousands, who troVvded 'from' all quarters of the town to see it. . , On the •Irrival here of theaccounts of the late bril. t 4uccess which has blessed His Majesty's arms, Major-G'eneral the SUrquis iitrwroLY. 4 . ith his usual xeneeosity, ordered 1w) bolls of coals to be dis tributed among the poor of this place. • FoainTtrar.---The taste for the antirtne has again revived the . scientific' 'am of carving, which for more than half a century. has been totally ne eeted. The many ingenious' Artis'ls . in the line, Wi i d formerly derived a genteel tipport from that elegant bruilch'of titemechanip3, werecorripelled to . emigrate, or seek other ineans -of subsistence, 'in criliseqUence Of the re?olutions of time; 'Since the Lite changes hi the costume of fashionable furniture, the art has been reliving.. 'Men of superior talents in that deportmenr are all . brought into adive ern- Ooy, and - for *bid" they ~ are indebted ,to the un. : *earied exertiotit''Of one' of. our first .arehiteatiral draftsmen. The Fashionable World are' soOn likely to be gratified with a displayof works-of taste, com pletely after the antique, and .altogether uniquely beautiful. A Mansion is now fitting ;up, superior to even Mr. TittnnAs Hova's, in respect to general 47 rangeMent and domesticated utility. The style is entirely Grecian, and the models are taken frcin the fittest :specimens . left by those - : refined people, the Itno 'n prptedors of the Arts and Sciences.. ; ..ivery article 'is . to be-of the most massive description, and calculated 'to convey a complete idea of thu -rnagpi licence 'of ancient grandeur. Every piece of livid ture, although very expensive, will be of the, most durable tnatprials, 'and calculated to pleaSc persons (if taste, as long as the thing itself rentaiwi. in ex tstence. The Artist has pledged himself that a cen tury will' not havOony visiine:etfed.on them; In ai.4iition to this, minty other manifeltLa&vantages accrue to this country .:by 'our taking' the lead in mechanical improvements of this description.. Lint oB. Ptimizs.---'.l his Nobletnati, whom His It - T.Ol STY has becn cost iiiveimisly pleased to-ap foint.successor to the - Earl of HmtpwiettE, as Lord. Lieutenant of Irwhind, is son to 'the ;a te'Lard In' -who whit:a the.gxiiter Nita Benital ro . the British •pci:sossiot - oi in. India." The present Earl was also, fOr ' ii to w' years, Governor of Fort .George. ,The • laini ly'"Of, CLAV R atiCUITIed , the ila t'VATI the of Cli . ‘e, in Salop, in , which tNlinity they have been :soled ~ince - the reign of lit NA V' VII. "The grand 'tat her oft e present Earl of Pow IS was Member of Parliament for MontgomerYshiri:, and his father was Created Lord Cu vc and , Baron .PLAtifiLy, in Ireland ; And, it; the yt.;ar, 17621 - lOW a Knight of the Military OrdtT of the Bath, .et Major-GonerA 1n theXastin „dies, Boil fwicn appointed Gwernor of -Bengal; and Comm:alder-in-Chill lo f the mati l e.mon ot a . 'able Cornpany'sJ ' orces„in Earl .Powts married Lady HENN 111123 . '0i,- A NT07.41.1.11641,38; 0:11y SPitCr to the, late Earl of Powis, on - - Ntrhot,e demise the title bec true '` , :titina; but, in the yeat t6O-t, MAJEST'i Water& the pre,etit Earl, Baron Pciwts, of 'Wiwi* CttStk .;'iron lIERBERT, r - bury ; Vi,count CLug, of LtidlOw ; and- Earl of Pthvis, in Englati(l.—„His Lordship has two sons; 'Viscount ,Ct.tvz i a'nct it() a Eli: .111 NItY , and AlVo dau?lners, and 'entar-orry. R E Nil Vitil4) :Were preBtintki at Court last wia-; His Lord nip's fount! is immense ; his csta -and arrangements, bc!speak the most pro ., en Were 50 Staiiigs Saturday four tishertn I) . y I tie I,Ultl MAYOR, for fishing, ah4nt.Mort .. 1 4l3Wful drag-nets. LONDON : Printed bi . 11wSU1,1•UFF ..:.1 ice of a general illtitilination, - which . loOk place'at Eweltne, OXibrdshire, part of the !lease :Of the Rev. -Mr. fitita.r. caught tire.; the flames spread so rapidly. that they soon reached' the towerof the church ad joining, which was much damaged, but owing to the exertions Of the Volunteers of that place, it vas extinguished 'without further damage. On Thursdaylast a poor wid ow , o f t h e name of Catharine Armistead, fell down in a fit, in Market street, Lancaster,: and expired in a few minutes after she was taken to her dwelling in the Golden Ball yard.. ' - - • . _ ,On' the night of.the 15th instant; Robert Bell, a sho.t-maker (an . elderly man), fell oaf the breast work, near the Custorn-house,- into the harbour, at Whitehaven. He wasphie when 'taken out of the water, hut expired iscbn after. - : . • ~ : . ' On Friday the tsth inst.• about six o ' c l oc k in the evening. as Mr. 'CIitItLLS GaA,y, of Alton, was re turning.from Odiharn,.be . was met abont.3oo yards' ot,l the Alton sid& ; of Saudi Vv aruborough .by two .footpads, - one of T‘vhoin stood 'before him on the quartering of the rowd, and, witho u t speaking, presehted a pisfol,. and fired. ~ Mr. G. ,rode up _ to,. and.struclt at him ; .at that instant. the other villain. 'Fnatclied at his horse's bridle, but missing his.aim, laid 1 old. of Mr.. G's knee; and ,at the same time. violetld y thrust the muzzle .of his ,pi s t o l. aga i nst .his breast, and -fired. Fortunately. for Mr. G.' by thef&c.e of - the blow, and the plunging of his horse,., the dements of die pistol took a direction across MM.. 1-1 e escaped` unhurt, and witlibut . be'ing rehheci. • tie same evening', as' Mr. Leach's servant Ni , as returning from Odill:Am to Vitali . Farin;nearlYpton . 'Gray, he was met about eight o'clock, by .the same villains, . very near North \N r arnborough. ' The shortest of the two squatted in the middle of the Toad, and' as he was in the act of cocking his ,pistol, the lad's horse took fright and turned about. The villains fired andlodged 48 shots, No. I, in theiad's back. He returned - to 'Odiharn, and the shotamere extita&ed the same evening, • He is in a fitir way of doin4 well. A slug was found underneath his great coat, h 0 it not been for the thickness of whicti he must have been killed. On Wednesday last an Inquisition was taken at MoUtton, Northamptonshire, before 11. 4138EY, Gent. Coroner, on view of the body of Elizabeth Whi lag, an, infant, 15 Mollths.ofd, 'who, being ,left upstaip• with two other children, - tell out of the window into:the 'street, .and, .pitching on her head, was so much bruised. and hurt,- that she died the next, morning. ---Verdict, Accidental Death.. On Thur...day ; the body of a new,born female in hats was found. in, the river. near Fisherton-bridge, sown up in a piece of old cloth. It Was conveyed to St, Thomas's , Church, and in .the evening an Ins quest was held on : the body, when a Gentleman of the Fatuity attended, ' and was of opinion that the child wa,s still-horn. The Coroner's-Jury, therefore returned a verdia to that etTeA, .and that it'. w4S . thrown into the water by - sotric person unknoWN , A carter,in the .employ or. Nlr. thatch, Of, Choi derton, was beat down by his horses on . Friday,. as he was driving home from. - Salisbury ; aud the wheels 'of the waggon going over,liim, he ,s'as killed on the. spot. -,The accident was OcCisioned by the 'bor4s taking fright on the Sutidtin Movement. of a Corps of Volunteers, who were exercising near' the toad.- ' , Oilltiottkily nnigM. in COnSe' ItleD . . • A fel days agn one of the. men-scrvants of, J. F'utLiß, Esq. of *ftesehill, Sulsex,* had one of his' legs dreadfully fraatired, and, the other. 'terribly laCe rated,*by the bursting of ft Small-ifon cannon which he. Was firing, by way of rejoicing,. on account of the vl . 6tory obtained by Sir IL STRACItAN. PaSaturday se'unight as a Gentleman was fol lowing the fbxlio , ands across Colclitlgham Muir, his horse plunged into a bog, and before he could alt. tricate himself the aninial recovered and. made otT, the foot of the unfortunate rider still sticking in the stirrtip. In this situation he wasdragged for more than half exertionsmile, in. sPite,of the exertions all:Ptc .sent to stop the,. liaise, which was at last aecorn- . iiliSbcd by one of the huntsmen. The Gentle Man. sas taken ,tip quite,dt...ad, and shockingly mangled. • JUSTICE-ROOM, GUILDHALL.----Yesterday one of the - Collectors of. City tolls applied to the Sitting Alderman, Sir WATICIN LEWES, for a . summOns to bring tip a•respeatable Innkeeper, 'who had refused to pay 101 l tor , a. serge-waggon, in Holborn. - The Collector stated, that the toll, in question had .been frequently resisted by the inhabitants, on the ground `that it could not be legally. demanded; he'therefore requested, that the refusal .to pay, in the •present in stance,- might occupy the atterition'ofa Magistrate, itrorderthat the claim- of the City might be fairly decided.. .The.Altlerrnan obierved, that lie had no • authority to enfo-ce the payment of tolls, and he direr ecl , the Collector to apply to the City Solicitor, .who , eould recover the toll by civil process. , • 'Yesterday azth arine Elirulle and . ..Klnn Evans were charged before Sir WAaltrx LLWES with decoying sWeet fr'..cm her friends, not more than 13 years -t oic'N'i,e l . The' Prisoners did not deny the fatal,but pleaded, that•it was by, the child's OWII,CO:I , 4eRG anchthat her chithes' were not sold. The Aiclermata sincerely . reprobated the condua of the Prisoners, whoui he threatened to send to the House of Cot rcEtion but stiffered - them to be liberated, on their promising never to behave so again.' ' (Yti Saturday, at tiniOn-Halli 'Mrs. Simpson was exatnined, charged 'With - feloniously . stealink, , from Mrs, Frost 2 1 guineas, 'and 'from Mrs. Bolder° six silk gcwns and severaf, other articles 'of wearing ap pareli After a very long_eximivatio n she was: re 11.1a4ded; as was a young woniail on suspicion got shop-lifting. . . At Durham Fair on Saturday se'nnight the show of cattle was much Smatier _tUn at the,September ntir. vuelll was beavy, and as grrat rnailjp went away unEokt. ''here were also: t'e‘%er servants than on the preeedipg and very great WIC 05 were aske.tt — , Neweastle".M4rtinrnas Fair, held there on Friatiy, s'untilied`v.-i - tli fat (:klttle, tyhleh sof(l vt(‘-ies frorn od. to 7s. per static, sinkijigtheidal. / 6t 11:11-)- lean were ciii:rtid r 'sal°, and .t.livse . pit t:iiilali . o _ . At (3,,rstgug Fair on Friday there wias the greatest tiho'N Of CiAtie etit r rertletubt.red. A gre.it nuinb,:r of buyeri attenclo, uptwithAanding whicrt no'advl tic e io price tank place. Nearly *3ood be.l•l of cattle passed through Lanc4iter for the above. 110 - 1/S. TEST t IDAY. „. . . ant:k Stork, - . • India Sto ck, • . NavY'c pa Cent . g . t it lndi.t_Roets, par, r 5. ..pr. 5 per Cent. er97,'. ' Exche.quol4tlli, par, c , . pr. Irish 5 per Cent. Omnium.. 6 pr. 4 pet Cent. 76i i 3 per• Cent. tteferrei per Cent. Red. ig , 1 I . Imperial 3 per Cent. per Cent Cons 6c . ;./. 6c+ nitro. Ann. . , Bank L. kiln. f - is'-r6ths q I Cons. for .0 Na tit v, , 6qt Qd! Ditto Short Ann. , . I . . he T.ord hathcoused a nit he - tlWiatEiAslC.WN.is:S:tallndiioEt Aahlfil'iC;rltll‘ii.:Fri)l:(;)ll4o::Witi. such iiiiChliCitleS to grow out of e'.rth, cloth he heal Men, and tike aWay their paiif." if • I , CG 1., lxxxv.iii. q. 7., THE CORDIAL 'BALM of GILEAD has risen. it in repute . to the very pinnacle . of Eime. -. 'lfni versalfv 41 is resorted to in cases of ‘veakness and ernaamOn, so iivi pisn r eot e rtienu t e t es : rd , i, Ih.pietnitalr,zyilitil4tbi.;ic:,l3;:edor'ilceltio,,ieltacji L l ei ; :igt l .itt:i.oar. ~Guide,' i,i; s isti t ik, o id, r i i ‘6 l ~;q l :t . i aw l i ti i• lb t li i c e . vi s pil . e r. ; el : : 1,1,;:s15 ,i t A il i ;o l : i .iit n , i tfl t; 3ra , d r t s jafi a ns it , lat is t,e,a In 0 . e At 4,0:1111141ta .....01_1 t bt r : s?,:`,vehs.:lry* to ' . d I finite • • " 1.3(011 , 0p the Mirror to Nature." ,• Let thOSe who are affli c ted 'in the fidlowing, man ner reflett on the cause that produced such .Itavoc upon " the whole some appetites• and .IJuwers, of life :" —disordered, stomach, dry cough, weakness in the voice, hOirarnesS, shortness 'at biugll upon the least exercise, and relaxation a' t h he e weyes;ho', system. Those af fl icted with raie n ess, languor nt t weit.ness of sight or memory, sii,:ould rake time to 'consider, as Linnaeus sat:, that .4 yot - Mt ti the importiret peen'' 1' teaming b-robtisr cunstitUtioiVind that nothing is w bet (headed so rau..ii as preptature excess."' The feundatien of a a n i d lj n l Tod Y e°rladtluai';ica*;'t:t4i''.i't4'•a'‘gleca°lrle4lpult;srliiTrti'sitYo'iitil.rtpil.p;yA.,l: 'h'r:irsce strong.:..., . . 7,,,re Mirhhig can b e b emr _,,t,, scr iDA t han ill the WOOD a ...t nu. ' . ----------14 Ft.r. *ant artiniel 1 , ~- f. - rrtillions have tiled of iftedic'd'l 'table • 1 Fors ~...ch =is mese, then, thin heilio; : VAril• "I P t ~,,;i i 7 ,- ' a C n o d rfi c p o t J a i:: isnsottip:edaitmode its r otiriels.icariiiclliTai ,i)..i).i.tiii:ttliLen.tiiit ‘1,1,vi,iTL.,,,a; 1 dicate—t he othdr wiff.be co red to. Its i'nuttence !--4 , • . i of Gilead ha's produ&rt more eoodin this cut_vry Lllii air. ~, 4,..dicine . sino, the tormatiou Ola Mafcri'a id `''''' ; ' ' ' - * Solomon's Guide to Flealtli, 3,. si.eams that tfotv . frir it e= innot be Liu rt , .!' 'rite ANTI.' N , [131, 7 .11G1 :4 ES,or St)l;()MON'inß(qs' ' f p *, ,rii!cAlrbit;ylitig.:.rtle.llloo,l ara t rotoring the Sy Stal Viill laltitii. imprudent use of .Mercury; raft c bc::;:dds ' 51:1u**Idicl°e:itslnlesre,nttell'raCn '‘UvVeltle'tihnee tho°4l;ll'nitta:t::s°it>olllu3tteri:irtnhfo to Welt and only restorer Of ticalthand vigo in ; : fa. : wilere-S4.ll;ation' has repeatedly failed. PricP' to;s• 6 . only' Nottles . 33s. ' . .• . . '. . • MIS r I'. liG ENT urrt ON, ror • .rern . crying F:rP t ,`,: ) . l 3 i i - r , 0 ..47 . it ..) s . stuf t ice of the human body, .I.).ints 4 , :. 6J. I *. ' 1 fls 2?. Skl. duty Included. - l'repared by Dr. Solbmon, Gilead -House,. nestLiyerlt''f.l--". in..... nos . 621. and 335. Bottles; the latter contain four, or z oo surlier, by which lite- purchaser ,soes 9s. Every gem . ? -Bottle 11 0 ' a Stamp, whien:hears the Proprietor's N4lllF;!,,it. .• Address, " Saw!. Soloniori, Liverpool," to imitate w#l4". felony: • • Li v .er r°l °. Dettbie Postage of all Letters tr . :, Dr. Solonro, i ' must be paid, end a Fee of nos. 6d. inclosed for A.iy.''''' I A iso, just•publislicd, Price,3s. r . . . , . A Neo Eritmoo with A (I(fiti,iii),,o. , , I , i o ts, A GUIDE to iit,,ALTA, in o v„,fietyot C o , l ':' l ;'. vin. some of which are treated lilt 'under the W1:014.'41g 14°':' 00 . 'Advirx.to Net you's:P. - 8 hen; s---A st 11 111 . 1 -- lia r r et) ~,V t), 'll .r.i .i. o ut l f Spasms tit the S I,,ir.,:ic ti=••:. 11 y pochond : .ic cuor"---,rivng fitit4icrnect:iesilic:l?:aft•::,::::i‘:.yri:..isli.so:.l.:;L::::::::7l tEot:'Ni.'xi';'eli):0:r.'0:::i:::'':"::':":1:::::::: sturtfy— err.fuLi...-Torti ot Litt. -=-V enerol Pi)c:isil 1 • ' ' . '' ridon; •••-f. S t% Iv e r. U . t c. p h , , i3tix l it i e e cr i Er f ,a t ila i_ i : ie t :ci i r e N i lencr N ini o , r,k3 Co. Scutt, ~,i(is:iii.on.Attiii,3tuNii.lorlii.r,,ii.liqr;,llZidna4‘gleibr:t.::iiiliii:tey();,::.l:.;:73:iiii:il::: • S° 1 ( 1. bY . Mu.. MathewS, No. tS, Strand, 1 / 0 ... 1 • 1,10.4...• find, Kiln' atio‘l; ; kV • Young, trt Me ; A. :PorsP'l' ' t “.tr. NV hiliside. A Vl' ; Vk.', . Cra tv tOrd, Gitvm ; I • e4t.si) .l%, 100.. Douglas; T. i'l.,Nlill.iii, Kirlte'tedbright : T. 1"-•rf i t . , ,' I . O c iii. aPY 1 Y. Slyth,i-even ; I. Drioptiter, (2 , 4 1 ; ','' At ',!.tov.n. ate; r. criiO4 itibilif.,6 , 2., I. mit. : , .,,,i, ;al i• • ~,. T. th,..decn i 1),.. .W.itite,' is sii'lli.; Al‘ I witosn, I hit t e ,h i l i t ';', l ‘4, l 4l B . `—enlaYStornawy ;P .• Tat 'or, strior.,...ri, .I ~t , I r, Bisset, Pc:th ; W:An ( terwo, Strling; Cuko-,uu . 4cl ` ' 4 : Af• /klexander, I.h.ti ratline; kVilsoli, Dunbar ; Vin, r , t si r :,io; ? - , r p, t ,, h ; Dickson, Inglis, DunitireSl Phorsou, , i . ) ,,,1is re . : e,ltuel, ) , , t I kiwick ; Paterson, A rtnitlanut, 311( 1 I 3 Ti'' ' ', r0 . ,,i,t ir",e3d, i A. :11 4 I )onalil, Trongate, t; last* w ; " "` h , 'itol ''''''' c ' le" anti Venders of Patent Medicines in t Kim,durn: . ._.----------"-----7d To Timm As TA YLOI4, Esq• jp : 11°".6reat:to inform No. g, • I.gew'Bridge-Stittet, London. , t• ea Si:, i , T BEG 1 .5vene ,,..,,. year 1190. I have been adlietett with the .9,,,,.., of ‘,,,,•„,‘Y icha limn its bbstiluncly roUsting cYerY ' :r..!,,ity "'• ' 4l loe prestribecl. by 04 most• lorninenr o Lath et 1:! 1t ... Here, and . undergoing ~ t, v- t •. • mrses salill' on the crown at my itul twice d' 4 • ' era 5t.v,..r.. Ll , ~__,„ ,tiet, win,,,l lidtarged ft the-Hospital, ivith 111117:1 ti,,,, fait,: re b.: : .i to c k a e ..., e n A u r f a i ; n m a ; s r .: aPpeisr to be of the most triveter3le mature. o d, a , p bag or. i ast yea my distader had Of to silC.l,l_lvoicei Eyd6liifib,u r t ahh a , t ,A e ; .;vrcerh isil,lll:;ft,;, eh nears}' to put a peripa to iny. existence -4 liag'a ~..! , lig! ri i g e la t :fi l t i l at i t n: l 7: w l o 4 l4 * ll :: l , t i * : fully painful, ;old likullbetl''ad, ‘) • fie ‘°ll e:C'hriti':i'lu')l 1:4;i1:.' 13 tin a' !Jam o. t ake:; l. ,,, i l ", c o n ~, Y_jas Vt. 1.11 1111.1 . Cii -tiiscolourk,s4 ,1,1: gay,,,,. ill,: .ca WO 10 . Ink; pain, tartc:ilarly when . wa rm in h ; :,1, iii w arty . to o ; i . prive. Inc ot rest . ; in this lamentable state, .1 ‘ l, a r re ' ' , % ; c rnea,:ed by Mr. 1. Thoinp.,ari, (who' reecivol •*f g l ;% w ure - b' theft hzre), to take youi fdithe'4 Patirit tii, ...11 1 :elt I brgan .o do on tho 26th of May ; ill' lt"„;01 s,,.L.in,ila ritulitti, ti r ,, a :14tiii.!,qi. .1 tvgan to receile benefit -;•111 i!`"7. ' w elt the ulcers'. on my he:ci and' arl7l:lle„inf id .: , ly 1:14::aled—soOn art..q, the sefeS ci f a leg' ;1 00 s t s V ; 1{4111", }L"'vever, consiu::,rable discoloUrs!tol! in -*ma anal p.tin in the Nine of the left, whi,:h, by ti.t c ,,,,, , e ;uual'4b°l. 6'4l' 4"" uric ioni,:r itvi,,:verati.:e in yoil. "xin le Medicine., .ribsideti i •.tne ,I,Aies drii)crsil4, tl e , :Alf rclairitt4 its' natural htic,, aud, tlo. nod:lin:al pains o tu c ; ii.ic firg'ort. I . thus tieciulte,...4),- y 9,115 1: two) ativ4 , a n t L . l ! 4...... , , •nyt, p..rte:'.tly Ire!. trout Ali ally rt..ir‘n••!r ' c 11:1 1 ' ' : Pe; have recurfred y fortryit.,,pir,it'iarl,,l strugth' 31°- I l j '' '' ' ....,C"ntcolly and rat,: in wilkett itaze. ILiithltltitit.tito,t,„,;t 1/Ptils to tile a$too:11;mot of to ,vehii'kiacw ni , .:, I ~i, _ c, O ti s in what term; to .otpr,'..:,s my gratitt..le, but i) . 4• 01 1 T c r the good o f-other s,,ttfrilig ittOrtals,,, to Inala tiT.i.o; ...±le as "public as -poi3ibie. a$ I sit.:ll on at:rY' co. 41, rat.. 4 0 ". so. doing, you • will greatly .bligc, Sir,' Yo'.l,rvitor,F.. t,ietitet , t, vtfry iturtible servalit„, A LEX'. , Art/ Swaii's Close; 1110 • - street, Etligborgia. • . • •Wittwsses t,.} the above Cure ._.• v 0 ,,a ionw 'ritomrsoN,, 'No. 3 New Foultry.ivtati,et,t' -- ' i,it tt 144.1 /4 I Qin )ld Asie'ltibly- Choi'' , T n o m A s l ' Pis:ff.:cut f ,admSeowiltb,l , b r ) ,„ f t . ritehscolful:ir,rioi prioclttll4r,e cf Gu ru ebns; at hi> House, No. 9, New Will4e-11trc-ci' L T !IN whete;ailer a constant residence of ncire,thiP O' K . ) ; of Mrs. in a pradii:e. particularly diretleti. to he ,',..ox,rf eileral Compiai4tts aril incidental to t',. lA_ , l- ' o f -"ration, with that invi•ilat,le ,seact.y wi.o It.lnio his„•,, Pro(ession slicitid al,i,ays ohicive To iuctl casess-,,iir I-amt.; himsetl, tit: it,iv....0.! 41(1 as,,,,ii.,:nict he. 6tattlitirt;4 24initniter4. to • pers'ws takinc, this N•1(41"",''',,,:%:,,;5e1. este`3nlll,l, by a chssiertiin l'uoti::, 4i ail 3:1,i1.,4- . 47 47taiju i_ ble ar t la , Ivv of ail*.astbiguitY • 1 .;•, , , -e ef A.s.a s°'", 19Y this appointment, t,,r the colive'-'• ~, those living at A distance,. at the icrton)cr's, 2' lo . 3'o o x, 'thates-Streer, I'all-Nlall ; the. `l,,,,,siwp? No. 1 0 3 t, liii i ; .o . r.d.strect ; NI r. Dishorotigh's No ••,, i' .1,1,-,l!Tir.,`:c-r-0 et, .111:• Steel's, liook.selier, No. 1: :ii.iol,-1,"•,', 1-"‘:`, Nw.• '"" i Mr. Liai:ter's Sotth-br;,1,,,- Etiov,tifo i m . '. , ;1 4 donaid • - Glasgow ' ' t i " . ,-' - -',.. i) ; lin # .1 11,1 1 a ; m i.' t....11,e.1, b. 0 ) ~ „ I re- Persut4 in every ecnsiderahlt to..y. is (.; otat farttaii. ~,h t.Oll 1 4 1, i, in liove o f (Al ly zs•' (1,2 C. 1,11, • 5e.1i..14 *4O '''' ' t , o y 41d.. Plait l, 1 '' h . • : - ' • o' i.litiwr sex •I 1 .1 ret tuns, av_etcb. pc' sail> cure ttlcrascivos wi th ea -,1, so,';r,.:ci, and '3' frith N. li. liv,'l3' 'BOX 401dili .(.; felt Britain •is st!,l It r . ~ , a pr, S n 'a etT, P ' a t cn t l he w iSlitcann'ap9') I tfitettr` °lt..t!::';'.. ' ' . ;I : '-';:' I ' . , 'i'i-"ructs"--to imitate, s;,:,ltich is fzioo', ----* ' t...)4itterfrirs. . ..,:....---•*'"'-e-------' stßrns, . . Yesterday, the !loft. Mrs. T. Henelp, in Gtosvenor sqOare of a Son. Lately, the lady of Francis Macnaghtan, Esq. of Upper". Harley. street, of a Daughter. 0 11,Thursday last, the Lady of Robert Wilson, Esq. ot Stuart -street, Spital-squ.fre, of a Son. On Saturday i last, in GreatTortl4nd-street; Mrs. G. An.. gelo, of 4 Son: the, On Sunday morning la s t, at Swindon-House, Wilts', seat of A . Goddard, Esq. M. P. the Lady of *lhornas liuck-' ler Lethbridge,• Esq. of a !laughter. The same day, nt Hethersett, the Lady of kohert .Mar sham, jun. , Esq of a Son and Heir. • IVARRI AD Yesterday, by special Hectare'. at Kimbolton Castle, Cita. Palmer, Esq., of I.tickiey, Pirk; Berkshire, to the Right Hon. L Madelina siiii lair. OnMednesthy sennight, at the Devizes, thillev. F I'. Bayley, Rector of St. jolitt's, Ciloucester, to Miss Mainitne Lediard. Latel), Mr. Botirkei t of street s Brook- Holborn. to Miss .. Dehpferre, only daughter ot• Francis Delai;lerre, Esq. of Hammersmith. Ott the i.ttit inSt. at KiHata, the Rev . Palmer, to Miss M. Stock, daughter of the Lord Bishop - of On ftiesday 'Yawning last, a i'Ettinburg,ll, the icon. - Edward.. Sr:wart, son of the Earl' of CtalltaWay, to the Hon. Cdtite. Tine Chaiteris, daughter of the Right lion. Lord Elcho.. DIED. • .On the 17th inst. at .Edinburgh, the infant son of Ws.. count Duncan. On the 23(t inst. at his. seat, at Sidmonton, in Hampshire, Admiral Sir Robert Kingsniill,,ll4t. in the 75th year of his On the 16th inst. "at Wigton, ideurnberland, Major Wm . BrOwne, late of the Hon. Last India Company's BoMbay Native , InThntry. On the trytts inst. at Flushing, in Cornwall, the lion Reginald Cocks, youngest son of Lord ,Sornmers, trn Sunday` last, NITS..Page, of Calherine Bath. • O lt Tizursday the' lath inst. at his house., in Dukii.Alsreeto Manchcater-square, Richard Hnan, Esq ‘ On the 16th mat 'at Uatesheatl Park, Mrs. Ellison, fetid Of the late Henry Ellison, Esq. rat liebburn Hall, - in the' County of Durham. • Ott Tuesday last, at Languedock, in Carmarthenchire, Mr. John Dc la Pore Smith, formerly of the City of lVatertord. On the loth inst. at Alowick Castle, in the 2.;d year of his age, Mr; Robert Luke Elstob, Seratetary to His Grac , . the Duke of Northumberland, anti youngest son of the rate Mr. Luke Elston, cat Stockton.upoo-,Tees. Yesterday morning ; at. ht. apartments in Pall'Mall, the Rev,. Dr. Whitmore, late Fellow of St. lohtt's College, Cambridge, and Rector of LawtOrd, Essex. On Sunday, the 17111 mist at Flushing, in Cornwall, of a ptihnottary “Itisuitiptivn, in the 3211 year of her age. Mrs. Burr, vyite ot M..ijor.L;eneral Burr, atiritlau4liter of T.l:..tnas Parry, I•.sq. or Berner's-street. Early on Frittay morning' (almost suddenly), in the atli year or his age, Mr, William Swayne; third son of Mr. "I ho. mas Swayne, fdt111:1",' or Steeple- LA1.10)14, Wiltshlie. Ibe youth. hart retired to Ord the preccuing c'ening in Ippar:nt goo.l Jw4.lth and spirits, after having spent the uay eheerttslly witla his ftiends.' , LONDON MARKETS, &c. • RETURN OF WHEATIN MARK-LINE, By Aleasrs: Cutt..o and MAO , As, Meal Weighers, Including only from the I Ith of Nov. to the i6th of Nor. _ agreeaol) to the nov M.t. 5o Quarters at 775 od so .Quarters at 61$ od t7o --- 7 --- at 765 od 274 ---- at 66s Oct ,60--;-7-- . -;- at 75$ od 61t ---‘-, at -655 od 145 ---;-- at 74i lid , 34 -----,4t 6,s od Sat -at 74s ,-, d, 214 ---:- at 6 . ;s : - ..d . 967 - at 6z .3 od 121 ------ at 725 6 , 1 1 433 .---- at 6ra od 740 7 at 725 ad 1 1 ---,---,• at sf. , 4 2:60 1 979 ----"-- at ICS .0d . 40 • at 54$ od 69$ ---- at .69s ed ts 6 - at 5,s 0:1 31 ; ;------ at 68s nd 04 '—* at 52$ od Total 8931 Qll3rters.-Average 60. 6.p. - • . ii. • bid.iligiter than last Return. A RF.TkIRN OF FLOUR, From Nov. 9, to Nov. is, from Utc Coact-Office. Sacks. 1 , ,. tl. SJckti. ' a. d. Sacks. .s. d 7 ---- 75 c , as.2 6 ~? ~, I 56 --- c . 3 1.946 ---.-- 7,:a .. ; 5 —,,015 2... , --6 t .373 ..--:-.'• ,b, .) ts. — 7 66 u, IL: ---- 6 5 977 '•-•-•-' 64 6 0 1 7 0 4 ---"'" 4; 0 1 ---=-. 10 - ---=-. 3.0, io -,, 67 i 6S —64 0 Total;--i3,665 Sacki.—.-Avvitge 695. 3td. .• Is. :t i ! i i,t. sower than lilSt reillnl. ' AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. .Ending Nov. 16. Whe4t 7116 . Barley ILYO 44 6 4Lj 41i Bct Beans Oct 0 1 21:4 241 liyrasc 40 7U W STERN COUNTRY MARKETS (last Weak) per. Qr. W heat. Parley. Oati. Nevi/bury 1, , 60s to 8;s lOs 04 to, 34S odl 24S od to 34S Salisbury 725 CO 8.0 od to 33s o. zSt odto 34s Basidgstoke I 6-s to 76s 32; A'td od 3;:s od to so Winchester I gos to oos I 36s ad Cu 3 8 s 04 3 1 s ad to 34$ Devizes 163 s to BSs 1 341 _d to 4os 044 273 0410 33s WarlninSte! 58s Cu 88s 36,sod to os od fits i;tt to 35S Fla E SAGS. Kent, 61. as. ;o 71. 75. Sussex, 61. s.. L.) 71. —5,. Esse , x, 61. os. to 71. —s, PRICE OF SLEDS MARK-LANE. Carraway ' . 21Z . s. Od.per Corimuler 135. ad. to tsx. Trob ir 13x. 03. to zbx. ad. White mustard-Seed - 6s 64 to 143 ad per bushel. Brown ditto ' - - 9s od to ifis ditto. Turnip - tax. bd. to 16s. ad. Swans - .211 X to 7os per quarter. Lelig Pods - 3os to sos ditto. Tares 3os to sos ditto. It yv-G tabs - xis to Sus ditto. caney' 4ss to sss 6.4 ditto, ►ocKsrs. Kent, 61. 6.. to SI. SkiiSCXt to 71. 7s. harnlimu t tot. to• 41: os. PRICE OF LE4THER (per lb.) AT LEADENHA Butts, so to 5611). each • • 'l4d. to 2syt. ' Datd, , 6* t o 651 b. , eac h 26.1. to 274. Mereltuntss Backs, . . 23p. to 24d. resing . • 2,t},1. to 23d. I UleCOilell Hides, . . 20. to 30; Crop !tides tot cutting, - 2 2 $. to 24. klax (Military, - ztri. to- 2211. Cat' Skuts, 3o to 4olb. per Dozen 3Sd. M 423.1. per lb. so to 7olb. 3Zd. to 43d. per lb. Ditto, 7-o to 80111. 36d. to 394. per lb. •Smal,l Seals (Gretrol.tntt) 36J. to .pd. per lb. ',urge ditto, - loos. to 18*S. per Dozen. liorso Rides, 21S. to 38$• Per 1"ntle• RAW liiDt.S. Best Heifers atui Steers (p. St.) ' tittinary, ti. -tod. to 3s. ed. • 3,3, 6d. to 3s, &i. Market Calf, 114. 6d. each. Middling, 3s. td. to 3s. 4d. Eog.Horse t6s. to rgs. each. .S hap :' , ,Liqs ~. ' - 4 s o d to 6s 031 Lou u Skills .., as ad to as od PKICE OF Sr. lames's filarket 4s. rid. Qiare Market 4s. 2‘l. Wilitevitapol Market 4s. .341. per stone TALLOW. 1 Town Tallow —s. 695. 6d. Yei low tkii44la 63s;o4lies,od Whitt do. —4. 0d06d4. od. Soap do. 673. ad. I Mating Stutts9s7 od. ' Ditto rough -- s. 39-'• ed. Graves i is.'c:i Good Dregs los. ed. Yellow Soap, 7 6 s.—Mottied, ii6s. - , -eunl, 9as. , Price of Candies per dozen . • i . od. . 'Moulds, ias. od . -- • -b„ J 2. Avesage price 46. 4. 1 , 1 L (.;11.Th atui I.: Ai)Ii.NEI.A. I, ARK ET§. By tho Carcase. Beef, 26 tl. to 43. 04. Veal, 3s. 041. to 44. 64. Nlottoit. 35. to 4i. 6;1. I Park, tit(. to 55•411. St. lANIF.s,st, HAY mucAET, Nov. 0 . iLqi 31. os. oti: tp 41. toi. ext.—Aver. 31. tss.' Straw, il. to it. 16),'04,--Aver. it. tja. oct. HAY NIARKT - . 114 y, 31. (AL to 41. ed.—Aver. 3L Cl,,vcr, c.A. 1451. tc,S. od.—Avcr. 41. i7b. otl. Straw. it Bs. od. to tr. as: —Aver. it. 111 s• 01 . . - . - . . . . , CFMR .r.v }Olt Tt IS; or Ng. "4," Mart let f.coFt, lltpv .st feet ; and l',lbli%lied by Wit. tIAm AA m Ir. ER Scam : ,of South Moitoit.strezt, Grosvenor- 5 A' .'.• * CE, N o , 11 2, Strand ; where "Iflvertisemoits Orders le, - the Pqr-, Letter; loi: tht , :!...:liivi, M.:,fttift-pciid), must be aeclrttssed•