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to be dittto. loth Ditto, F.nsign Francis Innis, from then Bth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purehase. 13th Ditto, johoton, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wykle, promoted. relit Ditto, 'lames Hudson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Parsonage, promoted tie.' 24th Foot. tsth Ditto, Ensign G. D. Coleman. front the 48th toot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign, vice Montgomery, who resigns the Adjutantcy. 24th Ditto, Ensign' john Parsonage, from the Lith Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. e7th Ditto, To be Lieotenants, without purchase—Ensign . Anthony Poe. Ensign Albert Turtettin. Ensign Atlibony Maddock, from the 66th Foot. Second lieutenant Charles loTinston, front the ztst Foot. To he Adjutant, with the' Rank of Ensign, Daniel Hogan, Esq. Captain, with temporary Rank, from the ad GenialOn Battalion. . 34th Pitto,• Lieute.nant.james Tomlinson Terrewest to he Captain of it 'Coinpany, by purchase, vice johnsen, who retires. 35th Ditto, A. Robertson,.Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Sproule, proMoted in the 7th root.. • 36th Ditto, Arthur, Parker, Gent. to be Ensign, s4ithout Purchase ' vice Farwell, promoted. god Ditto, Ensign . joip Farquharson to be Lieutenant with outiperchase; vice M‘Lean, promoted in the 78th Foot. Ensign Dupla Cregorsbn to, be Lieutenant, vice Dick, promoted in the 7 3 th, Foot. lames Williamaon, Gent. trebe Ensign, vice 'Farquharson. john GourlayeGent. to be Ensign, vice Gregorson. 46th Ditto; Captain Richard. P. Payne, front the 87th Foot, tube Major, by purchase, vice 'Fraser, promoted iii the tall Foot. Captain B. C. Stephenson, from, the tsth .Light Drag oo ns, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dal. rymple, who exchanges. 4th Ditto, Major General Lord Charles Fitzroy; from the "60th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Tonyn. deceased. soth Ditto, Edward , Wolfe, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Shanley, who is superseded. S3d Ditto. To be Ensigns, without purchase—George William Ley, Gent. vice .Campbell, superseded. Alex. Macdougall, Gent. vice Stone" promoted. Thomas Price, Gent. vice Whiting, ptomoted. 54th Ditto, HeEtor Straith Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Rundell, promoted. Seth Ditto, Ensign Henry Harris to. be Lieutepane, pur chase, vice Ackland, proMoted. 58th Ditto, Lieutenant John Gowtersall to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. vice Moroi), protnoted in the Maltese Corps. Lieuteletrit Anthony IFL Donellan t' be Captain of a Compatity, by purchase., vice Cernueneel, , who pones. Ensign Randolph CreWe to be , Lieutenant, vice Donellan. frith Ditto, Major-General Edward blorrison.frem Halt- p a y , to be Coltiatel-Cotnniandant of a battalion, vi.:e tore .ChatikS Fitzroy, annotated to the COrnoneul of the 48th Foot. Major Edward Drummond to be LientenanteCo lonel, by purchase, vice Sehoedde,evito retires. Licute. leant the /ion. FtederieK Howard, front the' teat Light • Dragons; to be Captain of a. Company, by purchase, vice Tauriac, who retires. 66tteDitto, Vann Brice, C;ent. to be Ensign, without put chase, vice Maddock, promoted in the 117th Foot. 69th Ditto. Ensign George Sackville Colter to be T reute• pant, without' purchase. Devid Duxbury, • Geer. to be Ensign, vice Colter. vst Ditto, rnsign•William Upton, from the eith Garrison liattalien, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. led Ditto, Ensign fames PeaeoCk, front theekith Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchese,. vice l.yster, Whoeeeires. John Geddes, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Nt. eholson, appointed - to the 55th Foot. `79th Foot, Ensign I. C.Cameron to he LieUtenstit, with - out purchase, vice ff.iattherlend, protnotediti the 71st Foot. Alexender Camee6ri, Gebt, to be . Ensign, vice I. C. Cs. moron. 117th Ditto, Ljeetenent Frctierkk Otsbarres, from -the .both Eeot, to be Captain of a -Comiteoy, .by purchase, vice Payne, promoteo in the 46th t'oot. eAll Ditto, "Lieutenant Verse O'Keefe ltoelger, front the List , Foot, to be Captain of a Compeny, witheutetur. chase. 6tit %Vest India Regiment, Lieutenant Ross to be Captain:of -Company„ white t. peteh.qe, vice 'Brown, appointed to the roil Gertisen Battaltou. Ensign 4. %V hitio ford to he •Litefferetbt, without purchase, vice M•Doralti, who reeigns. risio Isa Hodges to•be TOSS. J ohn Geitt e to be E nsige, • vice W hite- Cord.• • ' , Champagne's Regiment, Ensiee Alexander. Maclean, from the sth Foot, to be Second Lieutenant. Ramsay's Regiment, Ensign Henry Stewart, from the 7oth Moot, to be Second Lieutenant. I.laltelo Corps, Major Sit John Pringle Dalrymple, Bart. twin the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. On.Toesd:ty. morning the body of a oew,born Im o child was found on a board which dosses the Mill Race at Wakefield. The inhuman mother,. or her actomPlice, must have meant to throw thp child into the course,. and so have got it under the ice, but the board intercepted it on its tall. Coroner's verdict—Wilful - - Murder against. some person •or . persons unknown. 1(±141)61 , 1 s Printed by RICHARD 'uilt's, (at No. 4, Martlet-court, Low*Strieet); and t At the S-oN.9er lc s, No. !la, Sfravd ; where Atdvertistorents, Ordtri foi PRICE OF SATti Bank Stock, 16S Navy per cr.. strut ver Cont. 1797."09 Irish 5 per Cent. S7l 4 per Cent.•74i 7i 741 3 per Cent. Red. 58 3 :ter Cent Coo shut Bank L. Ann. 17 i3.l6ths ' Dittd Short Ana. . India Stock,'shot South- Sea Stock, shut M , )nday a fire briik oufin the yard of Mr. Ed.. meal's, Carpenter, at S:roud, Kent, which for 'so c k, time threatened hi s (livening-house and the adjoin ing houses ; but the wind . being at east, luckil y blew the Aeries in a co.ntrary diredion 'from them ; • it "was at length got under;" but not till the timber burned, and the dain;ige done to the premises amount. ed to several hundred A few 'days ago as two children, each aboutAhree yedrs old s _ we r e playing by the fire, at Mr. Crow's, cabinet-maker,.Norwich,.one of them ,pushed the .other..towards he grate, and to save itself it caught .the'spout.tsf atea-kettle, which wa s t h en b o ili ng, .by which it W 49 upset, when one of the children, '- the dauiluer of Cap ta i n Shepherd, was so dteadfully scaVled,- that she languished ,for, three days in cx. 'cruciating agonies, and expired : the other was also - much scalded,- as was Mr., Crow,- who. was sitting by the fire at 'the time of ; the accident., , üblishert by W5t.,41..0 ARu:4zR SCIIPPS, (ot South Mpltoo.4 the raper, Leiters 1 the 441t0r, acc, (port.paidl, Lt • MAR - • On Monday latt,,at.Mantetter, in thi County of Vnto wick; Captain Wcaver of. the ayth. Regiment, to 1%115$ Willday, of AtherstoAL , Onths 26th ult. at Trimdon, in the County of F 1 Durham. Grantham , ; , igson, ,C.lpt.:in in the .Royal. North Lincoln";`,'; Militia, to Miss cif' Wyrnondham,ia thy County 0f .. 4 Rutland. • DJED - ' 4 . [O''' ' On Saturday nwnity S . : . j hn r 11 . - after 1 Short ill ..),-., ~ 1 . 0 o 3 1(11, • %`.,•,.: ass, at mss use in lia'.. , wer-scinare. • ,'' r -041 Thursclay List, At ' )sbizirttei klotel, Adelphi, of a` 4*. Cline, ip hzr - Loth year,. Miss' Sarah Francis, second daughttr ! . ...' f , of Mr. I . Francis,. of the Filre Ways, near Birmingham. '-'- i On Wednesday last, Sir Samuel Hales, 13Art. o= undellt,,2l, Lincolnshire, Lieutenant in the Roval It; avy. © 14 lila :ifile dav at' fl-dley,• Midcilesex, Mrs. Mull, tvl'Z, .1 .. of Alexander Drury, Fs4.l. or that place. . e t ., 1 . On SAtUlthy n10111 . .1:1; ' kW, Mr. Robe' rt Clarke, ur t.7.,.• , ' i Strand. :'. I, . . . 'al?. • t ~' :.. • . New Arm: shut 4* 3 per Cent. 170, shut . ..1.1, E xciltnt.wi Bilis, as . a 2s. drt , fr;• par, ts. tits. 0 !anima, trap:slat 3 per Cent. 57 i , Ditto, AiOl. gi, 9 : l6ths 2 r C . Cons. tor Opening, 59 1 i ..;a . .- 5 peent. ; 79 7, to be p an April, coo i ji l 4TOCKS. Dal!. Mr Responsibility Professional Men of Education ink. Responsibility deviate from the general System by 1 the selection of a peculiar bran h, the sanction of loot c °ll.. tinued.success'is the best criteiorz of superiority- E t ight years have I devoted my pradice to the exclusite. treatment of 'Three ' Disorders, and the successful result et, my plan giver, tne additional ard or' to oppose, as tar as lin able, the ravages of .those Complaints which are the nlOO i . mportant in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. ges l After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Sor 1 • I limited a wish at an early period of I'radice to rescue in' dividuals from the ignorance,of uneducated men, or lA° equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. • The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I hkrr,,d" voted my attention, comprise every species of V E r 4 "' REAL 'INFECTION, whether of a recent or long ration:' Idly, All kinds of debility, whether arising front the habits of school.boys, or the indulgences of yo u !! age: And, lastly,- Lilt derangement of the sy -tem in w men which Is called BARRENNESS, or STE RILIT Y • Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorancet or 11211°. in the treatment of a simple Ganorrhcea; and tt ne__,, ~e, r ‘ ll7. tiequently happens that the seeds bf Life are poisow u 7 the indiscretion of an unguarded hota.—By , a superior It: thod such Complaints are easily cured; and. even ~ I 14.; others have failed, : 1 trust that I may presume to owt 7 radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of cons icated diet rem 1 this ,disorder, compared with pie calamitous situations le Men, who, trom an iraluleence in a *Wintry, vice ,. °r I ,:e prevalent gaieties of a fastiontable lite, acquire that sta-., o p t e ' lr D vni e hc b eio i re l us it t y heh . a w buithai l t ii s c . li pl i ) s v th su e ire ul:v r o broods iciable 4,,..euveisr.ethivi:nmc,ici:::: but - , co nA-• carefully conceals misfortune. ir m:ty be so"— -1 l latton for him to know, that Although it be an objee . . ° 4 t u h l)n e ceticert acqu! l i ct rei L n v' e lb gt l.3l of Bacchus or Venus held began to seduce Manly yigol! much anxiety . will be prevent...ll by an early Counter 4.; tionlif this languid State ; a::-: in thez cases, no OP otorsi nets t o T ; 4 1: dt r u a i a l e l t i c it r . 1 i . re , o : g e c i r e : . 4 , , s tiohi the rem htii ro e ., _v i .t;: .: :: difficulty will occur. , . 14 1 But where this Deficiency tlib for years existed, 3 P . l :_ ja , perseverance is indispens4bl. - ei.liaisite to revive titep.i t o t, . bering Spark of Lite, and ..) re-:minute the Const4utto , nl 34 MAKIt IY. 6 WOMEN, wholyote lone, bze" ` 1 ,..„ 1 1.32Pi n4° ' i t n tici t s n t e l i ns r e t )( an i 7e.s tl , c st s kli . :l ( e.. '. .l.s t''''i al '. ;.: l .. v ta r ill :lLi l le ,' . b b e y ira:17:::- 4 : : . . , : t . :,..' ic . 3 :5; gi . . lion, 7 0. Intb.4tei oss re The searsy which IS 3•a•• essential to mY • ur"'" tarn' and the quaLiftcatitnr‘ whsle I Lye ph:slimed to stli e, ~,,,,rt the basis of my . pretensions, „i,.1.1.i;, ~,,,,,ciderice with . - t, ,,i I this intimation is given, that' Mr.. 11 - ree may be °r :' 2 ' t hti pericitatly, or by Letters (intlosing A small Netei. - ev. h°4B; No . 2 9 , Arosidcl street, Strand; near Tern?'" adi rr Notiariiitriin T gl. ll 4al c re re ide tishmeacmlinarnebetatidb:ittonitoi:bolitotEhynatrecndoccloil4ine. o,(Wsater.....,stre7 Hrfr ont , _..44 Frgm the LONDON (.; AZ4III E, jab. s, ]ScS. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 41 of January, 1805; -PresentL The Kr NG's , Must ExCetient Mijesty in Council. His M,ijest y having been Okaseir to appoint Ma, jof.General George Beckwith C.s.aptain-Geni!,ral ,nd Governot in chief of the bland of St. Vincent, Bvil, and such othei of the Islands, coitimmly calk(' the Gienadinea, .as lie to the Northward 'Ol tilt Island of Citincou, in America, he, this day, took the usual 0411)4 apointed to he taken by :the Goveintds44 His MajestY'sPtantations, Njhitibslt, fan.. 3i 18b5. Tile Xing his t?cen . pleasedto'ennstitute and ap. , point MAjor.Clenerdl, the Right Honourable Thomas IVlaitiand. to be Governor and Commander in Chief in and over the Settlements in the land of Ceylon, in the Indian Seas and . the Territories and Depend. rules thereof. Yam' 5, ISoS Ist Resiment of I.IIC Guatds, Thomas Davis ) Gent. to be •Assistant-Surgeon. • • „ Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Brevet Major - lohn Bal. corn!; to.be Major, without purchase, vice Teesdale, pro moted in the 4thipragoon Guards. Captain Philip Ray, from Half- pay.of the Regitneut, tube Captain of a l'roop, vise Balecnnh. • , , 4th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Henry 'Peesriale, from the ISt Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with out purchase, vice Fane, appointed to the rst Dragoon Guards. Lieutenant AV. fielding Leatharn to be Captain of a Troop, without pie - chase, vice Goodwin, who retires. Cornet Hardness Lloyu to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Leatharn, 7th Regiment of Drepon, Guards, Lieutenant Alured Fairlie Christie, from tho.x.lth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Young, who'exchanges. gth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Richard Max. well to be Captain of a Troop, without purehasc. Cornet Samuel White to be Lieutenant, without purchase. isth Ditto, Penjamin Astley; Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, Vice Vorsop, promoted. Isth Ditto, Captain Leighton C. Dalrymple, from the 46•11 Foot, to be Captain ora Troop, vice Stephenson, who ex: changes. 17th Ditto, Alexander M. Shaw, Gent. to ba Cornet, by purchase, vice Younghusband, promoted. 234 Ditto, William Edward Rudolt,-Gent. to be Cornet,,by purchase, vice Sleigh, promoted. 24th Ditto, - Lieutenant William C. Young, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Christie, who ex. changes. Coldstream Regiment ofloot Guards, Ensign 'John Heneage' Finch to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cadogan, pro. !noted in the sld Foot. Ist ltegirpcnt nt Foot, Lieutenant Charles Huxley, from - Hattie:l of the std Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomp. son, ‘vho exchanges. 24:1 Ditto, Lieutenant lames Rogers to be Captain of a Corn. rany,' vice Johnstone, deceased. Lieutenant Witham Mb, from the itlti Foot, to be Lieutenant vice Rogers. 4th Ditto,,Llisign David England fohilson to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Thomas Higgins, Gent. to lee Ensign, without purchase, vice Hicks, promoted in the loth Foot. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Thomas Gladwin, from the yth root, to he Captain of a 'Company, by purchase, vice Alves, prorntited. 7th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Sproule, from the fith Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchase. liilitcdonnell. Gent. • 1( Germ.vt.tegtott. - p.:;-,iowot of Dsragooo-, L'aptain August Baffin I insertgren t© n: of a Tt..,11), with temporary Rank. • Lieute wilit De Kost.,:laruCti tO' be' Lieutenant, with tem.; porary Rank.. ist B.4talion of Infantry,, Ensign .Custavus Baron MarschAlk to ix, ?oil:. Light Infantry 'Volunteers, -Ensign Louis , Ellert, from the 1,4 West India Regiment, to •be Lieutenant, without . ptinha'se. Sth Royal Veteran nattalion, Lieutenant]General . John 'Wat son Tadiivell Watson, from Half-pa bf he Stn Foot, to be Colonel. Captain Nicholas De jersey, from the kith Foot, to be Captain of a Company. -• To be lieutenants—Lieutenant lames Stewart, from the . Retired List of Irivalids: Lieutenant John Egan, from I.lalf-pay of the Syth Foot. , Lieutenant Daniel - Doolittle, trout the 26th Foot. Lieutenant Edward Bremner, tom the scl 'West India Regiment, Lieutenant Alex.' Moor.' ITOM the 66th Foot. Lieutenant .George palrner, from the 6a4 Foot. Lieutenant John Montgomery, from Om 15th Foot. To be Ensigns —Quatter4laster Alexander Murray,,from • Half:Pay of the late Manx Fencibles. Davies, late Quarter-Master of the t Ith Light Dragoons. -Zaeliariah' IVilton, Geist. late Lieutenant of the Essex Fencibles. Serjeant A. Waldie, froM the 3d Foot Guards. • SYAFF. • • Captain Robert M'Nab, tsf the 9tst Foot, to be Deputy In spedor General of the Colonial Troops in the Island of Ceylon ' witli.the Rank of Major in the Army. Captain Iloothby, of the 27th Foot, to be Assistant. Ins pee- tor at the Army IN:pat in the Isle of Wight. John Tho mas; Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel in the 28th Foo4 to be an Inspecting Field Officer of 'Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps; wish the temporary • Rank of - Lieutcnant-Colonel in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. SurgeOn Nyrn H . ohnes,front.HaMpay, to be Surgeon to the Force's. ' Conn:l:4lone in the Inverness, &c. Regiment of Militia, signed 6y the Lord Lieutenant. Angus" Munro,. Gent. to be Ensign, vice john Cameron. Dated Nov. Is, 1804. Alexander M'Rea, Gent. to be Ensign, vice lames Grant, promoted. Dated Decembers 6, 1804. • Commissions signed by the Lo►d Lieutenant of the County of In- verness. 1 Imitonest-thire VoJunior Infantry. • Glexgary, Moral-, and Lettetimilay Battalion. 3d Glengary . Company, Lieutenant James Macdonnell to be Captain, vice Col. Macdonnell, resigned. Dated Dec. 20, 1804. Ensign John Macdonnell to be Lieutenant, vice limes Macdonnell, promoted. Dated Dec. 23, 164. 4th Glengary Company, 1 ohn Hall, Cent. to, be Ensign, vice George Macdonntll, appointed in the Inverness. shire Militia. Dated Dec. so, 1804. Fort William, Arisaig, ltloidart, and Da sathima. Hugh Cameron, to be Adjutant, vice fames Barker,' appoint. cd in the 63d Regiment of Foot. Dated Nov. ts, 464. Island of Shy Soutborn Battalion. Norman Macdonnell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Charles Mac. donne% appointed in the Line. Dated Nov. 7,.1804. Island of SO Northern• Battalion. john Macleod, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Kepeth Be thune' appointed in the, Inverness-shire Militia. Dared Nov. 1.6, 1804. Ensign John IvPintyre to be Lieutenint,. vice Donald MiLeod. Date as abotre. William Golniei Gent.. to be Ensign, vice fohn M'lntyre, promoted, Dated IA above. Long Island Battalion. Long Conspc . m . y. Lieutenant Norman Maclean lobe Captain, vice Erma Mac. donald, deceased. Dated Nov. 24, 18.4. Roderick Mac neil, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Norman M'Lean, pro. muted. Dated as above. Comminions in ibe Leicestershire , Regiment of Militia, rived - by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain John Wilkes to be Second Major. Dated Nov. 3., ao4. Lieutenant W. D. Burton to be Captain. Datett September 24, 1854.• Henry Temple, Eeq. to be Captain. Dated September 24, 1804. Joseph Travers, Gent. to be Lieutenant and Adjutant. Dated November 14, 0104. ham Walker, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated May 2; itio4. - Etta AT (11,1 in the Gazette of December 22, 1164. • 3d Regiment of Bieckingbant Volunteer Infantry. For George 1. noinas, Esq. late Captain of the Eighth West India Regiment, to be Captain and Adjutant. Commission dated Atwil 10,.1804, read George Ttionm, Esq.. late Cap tain of the Sixth West India RegiMent, to.be Captain and Adjutant., Commission dated Apnl Ao, 14.4. BANKRUPTS. loscpli Squier, late of Exeter, tallow-chandler and soap boiler, to surrender lan. 18, 19, and Feb. ;6, at eleven, at the Hotel., Exeter. Attorney, Messrs. Phillips and Ceara, Exeter. Isaac Valery, late of 'Artillery-place, Middlesex, merchant,• to surrender lan. 8, 26, and Feb. 16, at ten, at Guildhall, • London. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Richard Rowe, of Granchester, Cambridgeshire, nursery • man, to surrender lan. to, - I r, xt six, and Feb. r 6; at eleven, at the illrdbolt Inn, St. Andrew's-street, C;rn bridge. Attoniles, Mr. Pearse White, Cambridge ; or Mr. Orrell, Winsley-street . , Oxierd-street, London. Catterinole, of ILildwas-Gardens, Gray 's-lnn-lane, Middicsex,vidual ler, to surrender Jan. 15, 22, and Feb.. t 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey; Cursitor. street, Chancery-lane. DIVIDENDS. lan, 26. john George Williams, late of Wincheiter street, • London, but noveof Marshall-street, Loudon-road, Surrey, • merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. f. Joseph Travi. , and t'eter Nevin, of Bolton-le.Moors, Lancashire, muslin-maitufatiurers,. at eleven, at the Nag's Heart Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. • . 0. • • , Feb. t 6. josepli Wilks, or Threadneedle-street, London, merchant, at ten; at. Guildhall. Feb. 5. Thomas Lewis, of Great . Tower-hill, Middlesex, merchant, at 'eleven, at Guildhall. lan. 29. Alexander Arbuthriatt and Richard Bracken, late of Philpot.lane, London, and of Birmingham, merettants.and co.partners, at eleven, Guildhall. Feb. 1. George Hancock, of Exeter, leather-breeches. maker, at four, at the George Inn, Exer.. Feb. S. te Benjamin Wraith, late of Great Bolton, Lancashire, cotton:spinner at ten, at the Bridge inn, Bolton. • Feb. 7. Hugh S t uart, of Knuzden Brook, near Blackburn, Lancashire, whitster, at three, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Feb. 4. lost:ph Salmon, of Great Claaon, Essex, linen draper, at eleven, the••Reti Lion Inn, i.:olchester. Feb. William.Acklam, of, Beverley,: Yotlialiirc,anner, at eleven, at the Tyger, Beverley. Feb. ss. Robert Charles Porter, of the Town of Kinglton• upon-Hull, ironmonger, atieleven,• the Cross Keys Inn, Market.pli‘e, Kingston.ttpoe• Hull. , . • )an. 211. Witham Thompson the younger, of Walverhamp. • ton, Staffordshire, grocer, at ten, at the' ferningliam MIAS Inn, Shine', Salop. • Feb. a Ann Farmer , Burrowes, at :.):liddle-row, Holborn, • Middlesex, haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall. • lan. 29. Isaac Solomons, ,of Osberne.piace, Whitechapel, Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, ut Feb. 2. Francis Hill, late a M tactician, StiKik, and late a prisoner in the King's Bench prison, merchant, at ten, at the Ben Inn, Saanimiditant, Suttulk.• lan. 26. Robert Atherton, of Latchford, coantrof Chester, tanner, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mancties ter. CERTIFICATES.' - fan. 26. James S'eptt, ttf Slut ford, FAUX, lime-burner. Wiiliant FincWin, of TothailiAni-wurt, Middlesex, glass_ seller. Robert fiendric, of Blossom -street, Bpitalfiddis, . sex, silk-dyer. Samuel. Winpunity, of Bre4rly,Mill, 1141ifax, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner. • L .11P. PALACE'cojAtT, lAN. s. BOSTON V. SWAIN. The Plaintiff, a broker and 'cabinet-maker, in Barnaby.street, S,uthwark, sought to recover the sum of 9!. 12s. for a bedstead and several necessa. ries sold to the. Defendant's wife. The:Defendant, • • Who : is a' master builder, res i d ing at Newington, appeared froth the evidence to have been married six years, and lived in harmony With his wife until the end of 1803, when his,domeatic.happiness was destroyed by a total chimp in her behaviour.— Every effort, ion his part, to accomplish a refer. mation proved unavailing; she was incorrigible ; and finally ,eloped to an - obscure lodging in the Grange-road, where she was' visited by her pa. ramour, and the articles were bought to furnish the apartment, which constituted the Plaintiff's demand. The Counsel for the Defendant contended his . Client was not iv* to pay, and that the Plaintiff had no ground for his aaiun ; .he observed, the De fendant's wife had elnped from her ,husband to f. 1.• low the bent of a vicious inclination; no ill usage on the part of the. latter had appeared; to justify her leaving his house, and the law' would proted hfm against the contract she had entered into with the Plaintiff, who was placed in a criminal point of view, by having furnished the ankles for the fur_ pose of carrying on the abandoned intercourse which subsined between the parties. The Jury, after hearing evidence of the fads, without . hesitation, returned a verdia for the Defendant. The make) was severely censured by tie Court. • .?.r. ' An Impostor assumiryg the character of a beadle of the parish of. St. George's in the Est, with a book under his arm, has, within these few days, called upon several poor housekeepers, saying; that he was directed to visit them, in order to give them Christmas donations of ss. each, besides a por. don of provisions ; he expressed great embarrass. went at the . want of change, and at not having less than 20 3 ..n0tes ab )ut him ; artd under this pre. tence bcirrowed 'silver from every one he could,. promising to return and satisfy them all in the course of a few hours. He succeeded in getting three Shillings at . one place, two at another, arid • shillings at many houses ; six people he. duped in Brook-.freer; to a poor woman with five children he urged the same tale, but she 'had no money ; seeing, however, a new shawl about her neck, he ,asked for it to wrap some beef in it for her ; the credulous womati complied, and he departed: It appears he praaised the same artifice in other , Pa. fishes at the east end of the town. Diligent search has been' mit4e after him, but, we are sorry to add, hiiherto without effed. • The fellow who we mentioned in our taper of Thursday, as having imposed upon the charity of some humane 'persons, by pretending to have, had his leg broken, and who was, in Consequence, taken to . St. Bartholomew's Hospital, whence he escaped in the manner we have already described, was ap. ptehended and taken before the Lao I\44YOR, 'on Saturday, when he proved to be a . soldier in 'the Tower Hamlets Militia. A letter having been sent the Colonel of that regiment,' he attended accord. ingly. 'The Prisoner atiedged tlot he was in Liquor at the 'time he praffised the iniptisition. He was • sent back to his:regiment, and will be tried by' a Court-Martial. A Proclamation of a very useful tendency was on Saturday : posted at the Mansion. House. 'Several 'haulm) have lately been robbed, and the property carried away in htckney-coaches, which the watch. ;pen passed by without suspicion. Un4er any cir. eumstenee where a coach is. seen thus standing at an unseasonable hour, the Police Officers and Watch. men are now *barged to . examine ,the .Coachman, and to knocicat the door, and if a satisfactory cx: planation he not given, to, send the coach to' the Green-yard, and the driver to, the Watch.house. riday the Commissioners of Hackney Coaches suspended the Licences , of .eleven hackney.coach owners, in consequence of information being given them by their, Itispeflors, for working their coaches without being in complete repair. for the accommo. dation of the ,Public, and for , working horses in. sufficient for.the.seevice. , ,Thebe suspensions are to continue until such time as the. owners can declare, upon oath„ that their coaches are every AvitY. Om. pletely repaired, and, their horse; replaced.. It is to be . hoped, that, the remainder of the hackney. , coach owners will take timely notice of this, and take care to put good coaches and able horses on the stands in lutute. On WednesAay week ,in the afternoon,. some daring villain, by means of a false key, entered. .a stable. belonging to Mr. Richard Linf or th, o f the Old Mower public-house,.Leeds, and slaughtered a, ,fine mare, worth about,twenty, guineas, by stabbing her to the heart it.h.ts, stable fork. Yesterday sentnight,ahont 5 o'clock, a fire broke' out in the - dwelling-house of Olivtinr, oval, 'turner,' in Wakefie.hiv owing - to some rushes having caught fire, which raged with great fury for some. Hours, and. consumed that and part of the adjoining hiasse• before it was got .under. The property of Mr. °Hyatt'', 441 S uninsured, and very little of it ' is sa • ved. • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. ...B y ß e G u. l i e ry) a7 No. 9, New Eridge-Street, London. S 18ti. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 1 • • thS , I . • lea;_ which, fioin its obstinittely _resisting every c i ttoitti Medicine 'Firest.titr-d by the - irost'entinent .of the i '''' t ictip Here, and undergoing ..liferzl severe courses of sar4titti and twice discharged from the Hospital, with ii.tu e in the 1 t O have 'I r b b ... t: e r t i l k ai - you, t lia e 4 that ,yith ever oinc‘er . 0 . would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. , i se . spring of last year 'IT disortter had. got to such a 4- f u lat nearly to put a perk* .to tray' elistence--I had a lirg e leg. on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and ly te ki , were brokit . out in a frig,httui inanntx; my , right was lo t the the Lues , : r o f fully painful, and had Wen .in a stati..ot.alceratiou , it, last seven years; thy lett lia4 also two iari,,e. nodeS ut isv yvas very much discolnue:o. ind • gave me Stich "cry, Jo .• ing pain, particularly when vi , :arui in bed, as neartY,,olo l ' prive trit.or rest ; in this lain:ntable state, I was ,y e atl • mended by Mr. J., Triolup•o• - i, (who received 60 b o illh ,cure'.by than here), to raic;,• your Luke's which l began to do on the 16til of 'May kin the c ots • of a fortnight, I began to re,eote benefit-on little ‘ , 1 01 . ; than a month, the ulcers on. fly ' hied and , a r r ) te4 l „ d r soundly healed—soon attet. the )ar,.4 on MY 'c :4 '• in t'* - also ; leAving, however, , coattnerable diseolo a ra: 10 1 i 9irti skin, and patri in the .aotte , of thc' letr,' whi.dt, bY t' l fin v $ 4 Ping of God, :tad a littie . lianiiier per -,:yerancc in Y 0 .1;,,i'0 0 :, .u'ahle Medicine,- subsilled; 'Ole .4 0 1. es ' di si ler)nio j ,, l o,l 2ll, regL•oing its nal urai hue, and the n4ittirlial pix- i 2;•jtCl '' 4 ,.1 0111 g off. 'I thus became., by your liberal ..ittv,"„laiio.-„, dicine, perfectly free from all -my tanner 0 1 ,, h d zit 13 ,, t -1 , : have recovered my I,rnt,,r -:.,- ri..s .1-1 . -,1r.:0 .. , ,t!=, „.1 ti'. l ,i'l come jolly and fat, in N, 1.... •• .. , • ~' .. '.. i .11 1 ''',,,1 , quanths 4.. the a,,ttavaitin , ; , , ,•""" " ic ' • i' 2 " ' d. - bdt 1)4, Tilf a bias in•what i . • . ' , tam. to dX,I„ , f .., .. .•.' , •• • '..4q. 4- I ~ ow .1 for tke good' of utina sulre.rc. ~.- , .-, tram - _..„in o , i • , ocir- 1 i case as 1 , -.llio his poi hale, I,- I" !., oi, ,very , tA teN % in so dir.,... „ yo,c will vreart , . .1. , • , .`iir. 3 .4111- 1•71, 0 ‘ / PAtellt / 0 ,0 , obedier. , , . -..- liunfole tt..:' rya • "". .t LS M U ' . ''-... „t . 2 ,.... ' . . Sw ' - tat S t ...• 4 ` 44, .. . 14 - /6.14 t re:: t, • 'l,l , migli. . )vitilesses t . - • .2, Cure:- . .,' ...k . t , itiJ !unit *TrioNtrsoN, No. z '. '. i . ,..titr • 0 1 171 - long NPlH•rosit, Ohl A5,.. , .' '., ' '' ilti. 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