The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-11 00:00:00

From ti a LO-V.l - )ON GdZETTE, Sept. 10, 1 805. 11/.0 , 41ire, Sept. to, ;Soc. R o y :i t Regiment ,Horse Guards, Cornet William Powell to ta..! Licnteaant, by purchase, vice Thoyts ' promoted. Win Dra!:e, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Powell. Ist Reginicia of Drai;cnii, Cornet Paul Phipps to he Lieu. ten:ot, without purchase, Cornet Alhathan flawlres to he ditto. Edvvaril Jeffreys, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vie: Eleti, who retires, Ditto, Caplan , . lanes Richmond to be Major, without purchase, vice BatiOnr. promoled• 7th 11 , Niment of Light Dragoons, George • Warwick Ramp.. tylrie, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Rowley, who lesign , :„, 13th Ditto, Samuel Charles Turner, Cent. to be Cornet, by purctra , x, vice Turing, promoted. 21st Nero, Captain Edward Collins, from the deist Foot, to he eaprii 0, of a Troop, vice Brady, who exchanges. 23i1 Ditto, Cornet Charlcs Wtn. Dance to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ist lieriment of Foot Guards, Paul Henry Durell Burrard, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lautour, pro. rooted. Ist Regiinent of Foot, Lieutenant foseph Moore to be Cap. taut of a Company, without purchase, vice Hunter, pro. milted.' Ensign David Johnstone to he Lieutenant, vice Moore. Gregor AM; regor, Gent. to be Ensign, vice ohaston ,, . 2.1 Ditto; 14 , ,spital.:Mnte Edward West to be Assistant-Sur. gcon, vice Borlase, superseded. 411 t rieutenant James Charles Edgell to be Captain of 4 vice Hopkins; deceased. Ensign W. 11. C. Edgell to he I.leutenant, vice I. C. Ldgcll. Sib. Ditto, Lienieoant. George M` Donnell, from the jyth Foot, to be Captaui of a Company,_ without purchase. Lito , :nant Wit. Robinson to be Captain of a'Cov••pany, ,tidt. Ditto, \Villa:in Poly, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice proinored. : • • 19th Dirt", L,tiign Arthur , Saandeis :to be Lieutenant, by purcips, vice L,ockyer, promoted. 27th Ditto, Ensign 'oho Kidgell Sandon to be Lieutenant, by purr:len, vice Smith, - prohnfted. 34th t)itto, Hospital•Mact Mudie tcpobe Assistant .. Surgeon.' 38iit Ditto, Lieutenant Archibald Ross, from the.2eth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Miles, • - promoted. 39th Ditto, Thomas Crosbie Meech, Gent. to be Ensign; by , purchase, 'vice Crook, who retires. 4"" Ditto, Lieutenatit Edward Cole Bowen, from Ilaff,pay Of the Ssth Foot, to be Lieutenant, repaying the itilerehee. 46th Ditto, Lieut James Mory, from the isth Light Dra goons,lo. be captain of a Company , by purchase; vice Stephenson, who vtites. • Pth Ditto, Lieut. lona Rolt to be Captain of , a Company, vice Sutherland, deceased. Ensign trancis Keane Camp. bell to he Lieutenant, vice Rol 6oth Assistant S ,Neon Peter M'Artlittr, horn the 72d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Cathcart, appointed to the 72d Foot. 72d Ditto, Surgeon Samuel Cathcart, from the 6oth Foot, to be Surgeon. Hospital Mate Benton to be Assistant • Surgeon, vice M`Arthur, promoted in the 6oth Foot, 79111 Ditto, Lieut. Peter lanes, from the cad toot, to be Captain of a Company,• without purchase. Lieutenant fames Campbell, from the 62:1 Foor, to be • Captain of a Company, without purchase. To, be Lieutenants, without pereltase--Ensign 1. vice Metcalfe, promoted. link') Calder, vied Christie, appointed to the 28th foot. Ensign John M'Ra. To be liwaglis—Divid M'lntyre, Gent. vice M'Niel. Cameron, Gent. vice Calder. 11. Grant, Gent. vice gist Ditto, Capt. llugh Brady, from the ztst Light Dra goons, to by Captain •if a'Company, vice Collins, who ex. , changes. 9311 Ditto, Lieut. Robert Deane Spreade to be captain of A Company, without purchaso, vice Nl'l.eod, appointed to the 9th Vetermi Battalion john Hamilton, Gent. to be Enugn, by purchase, vi Johnston, who retires. 95th Ditto, Crotty, Cent. to be Second L ieutenant, • without ptirchasei vice Diggr!, promoted. Royal African Corps, .Hospital Mate lames Wilson to be Asaistant Surgeon, vice Bulkeley, deceased. Nova Scotia fencibleS, Wm. C reeves, Gent. to be Assistant San. i ;ron. • BRFVET. Captain, Robert Stewat,,ol the 27th Foot, to be M4jor In the Army.- STAFF. tieut. Charles Bygrave, frorn• the 4sth Foot, to he Staff Captaiii rt the briny Dq6t, vice Grey, appointed to tile nosvrrAt STAFF. s o rrs or ,,, t on Wm. FerAubsolt to be a Deputy Inspeitor of 14 , ,5piL.415. ' Swgtott !Min Cossins, front Half-pay, to be ury,c. , on to the forces. • grruortatuenm. The Ainclerinentioneri Officers are luperseried, being absent without le.ive, viz. Cape. ja4. Eciw, , White, of the 39th foot. Limit, Son. Murphy, of the ,s7th loot. ConAnisAions signed ty the I_,o)d Lieutenant of Kinrogs-shire. Oth Re4tatent of !Militia —lol4n Grahon, Gent. to be lieu.. tenant, vice liciugal tilae it ogal, promoted. Dated Juno 2tS. 11.10.4. %Valiant Campbell, Cent. to be vice Titus. Napier, resigned. lilted May 25, tlio4. • Kinrois-shlre Battalion of.Polsinterr Infant!". Captain Chat Stein to be Major. 'Dated 'Oanlver 25, • an.. 4. John Rutherford, Esq. to be Captain, vice Stein, proitioted. Dated as above. Bruce Bevefidge, Gent. to bo Llintl'enatit, Dated ()duller 17, tBo4. Robert Mar- G,it. to be ditto. Dated April 22, I SOS. 101111 Gent , to bo Enslgn, Dated 061. 17, 1 80 4. Akx.noter Hogg, Gent. to be ditto. Dated ae above. "obit Townson. Gent. to be ditto. Detect Odober 23, • ISt , t. amtnlssiudi t.r tiv Herefordshire signed dSj the Lard Lieutenant. .George to be Colonel. Dated Feb. 1).1, ans. line Flan. 3;tiontis Holey to be Lieutenant-Colo. 1)ot,!il Nlan.ll .5. ro 1)4 Majors—John Wriii . kon, I. Doted December i, I. flowyear, Esq. Dated Apia in, Otos. To Us Boker, Es q. Dated ;% . I:ty Nluney, Elq. Dated little 1, tlioi The lion, is Rodney. Doted August 1, 1303. Gebrge Lori! Rod,icy. Dated (Lily 1, 1804. I. C. Stephens, E.sq. fated (onuitty .b, tilos. - Edwatit 1. vans, bag. Data Tilly 2s, i 305. Salvia Lambe, E3q. Dated US dbOVt, 'co Lieutenants —Ralph Edon, Gent. .Datcd July t, igo3. iii!viitt, Gent. Dated Sept. 2i, 1 . 803. Cit. G ent. Dated Dauber 1, iXo3, Robeit All,ll, 'Dated Septeitiber 25. 1304. lurrett Gelit I,Watell as Ablve. lolin Brown, Gent. Dated Mord.% 15, 01>5, Thomas Smith, Gent. Dated as . To ii. Thosrvrb Davies, Gent. Dated (L atAter 2;# W. F. (kilt. Dated Decetnbei ts, tBo4. W. tl, lones, C;ent. ['Lied I:lnuary 26, laos. •I. • earth?, Gent. Dated 11.415, 12.4. To be Stsir,eon—T. Dixon Gent Dated April 25; ;13os. Contirtsetcstl by the. 4.tei of Bglintoun, Lord /.irtrtarwr:t of an , County of A yr ; 'dotrd Allglf4l t 5, 1305. to Regiment of .ltinhire l'olunteer la] , Captain John Shaw t o be Ni l i ca , with ic:v/c t" retain his m -i' Company, vice A lexantics Campbell, resigned . . ilyirkbe Rijle Volunteer Battalion. ri:st Li . . utrhant Ilainitton Doswell to be Captain. ric e 1 ',tows rr.,i,s4, resigned. -. SecOnd Lieuten at tt Robert itl stone to t,.; Fi rs t Lieutenant„ vice Doswell, promoa: Q,o!tter. Master Alexander , Nlortlo. lx to be Second Acute. mi nt, ,iee Johnstone, promoted. Q . , uintin M'llarg, Gent. a to tau Quarter -Master, vice Ivlurdocn, promoted. j d Bata/ion 2d Regiment ilyribire Volunteer brfaahy, Sll , :er 11°0, Esq. to be Cap tain, Hugh Russ, Gent. to v. . Villiam Widger, Gent. to be Ensigo. bc Lieuten ant co' mmi,,iont II the Renfrewshire Regiment of Nlilitia, tigneil ify liis :11.1feqpit Lieutenant. Dated Srpteetter 3, tlios, Captain 1 anies Dunlop tube Lieutenant Colonel,v ice Mute, ' reL,igord., Caw:oli Lavvrenee Mactlowall to he. Major, vice Cailipbcll, resigned. atemit4fint sired ky the 4ord Lieu of tenant the al" q atoll" ' Montgomery. Rval ittangoneytkire Militia. William Phillip Dayltin, Esq. to be Captain, vice George Stephens, restted. I)ated july 2?, IliOS. EliSigli 10111:1 January to be restated. vice Fanner, resigned. I. wed lanuary 25 A 5: - Ensign Edward .Evans to be Lieuto , flout, vice Minson, promoted in the 2.tst ,Foot. ; Dated ...................... ..............-..... A daring robbery was committed on Saturday even ing on, the road from Staines to Hounslow, by three villains, who stopped zsingle-horse chaise in which was Mr, Stinky, of Hackney, and his son; a youth of 15 years old.' The robbers ransacked the pockets of each, and finding no more than about 41. they beat them . inhumanly, and left them on the road. It is supposed_ the robbers were part of a gang seen on Fgham Race Course. The present unsettled state of the weather induces an old Correspondent, Who, throuti,rh the channel of . ! the Papers, in consequence of the bad harvest in 1799, in two successive years n. oinmeu ded the prac tice of stacking wheat in the field immediately after reaping - , to remind the Public of it the Method then described WW;', as soon as the wheat . was reaped, after the weeds m dgrass.were out, to bind irintosheives, and phtce Them in a conical or Sugar loaf form, with the ears inwards, which not only secures it frtan' the cifeas' of had weather, but also Drings it forward, fit for thrashing (in course for the market) sou ner than any othermethod.. Bristol Yak Commenced on 2tlonday Se'nnight. There was'a large,shoW of cattle, particularly of the lean kind,which sold reasonable. ilorses were numer ous, and but few good ones, and the prices dear. The, quantity of leather was large.—The following is a list of prices : crops 22d. to 23k1. light liides'2B. to 2s. 2d. horse hides 23. to 2s, 2d. best skins 3s. 7d. to 3s. Sd. Welch ditto 3s. ad: to 3s. 6d. Irish ditto 2s, 10d. to .33. ".Id. Dids 2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d. Buffaloes tbd. to 18d. The Fair at Lostwithiel, on Wednesday, last, was . very thinly attended. I , ew bargams were made, and those at reduced prices., . A general meeting of the inhabitants of. Ideicster was convened by the ChielMagistrate on Wednes day last, pursuant to public advertisement, when it was resolved that, in consideration of the: lives that have been annually lost in and near that town, by drowning and other causes of suspended animation, an Institution, on the principles of the Royal Hu mane Society in London, should be established in that town and neighbourhood. Saturday. se'rmight as one Robinson, of Barbell, near Kirkby . Lonsdale, was returning 'film Kendal market, with five f-horse carts, on crossing the ford over the Rimer Lune, a breast of water; 4 feet high, came suddenlY down when , he Was 'near the middle, carried the whble of them down the stream, over turned the cart 'in which he was riding three times, and he with gr9t difficulty saved his life. Three. of the horses were drowned; the carts 11e has since recovered. On the.26th ult the body of a man, in a fisher nun's dress, was,thrown, by the tide, on. Preston Marsh. He is supposed to be one of the three who were drowned about a mouth ago, in the River Ribble, as they were fishing. - LQI.I•DQN : Printed by CHA I " ) 1-IARR.IS, of No. 4, Mattlett-court, Row.ytr-•et ; ;Ica l'utittsikcd Viit.t.l AtoA ; m I sit ins it SOUS ME)4oll '.. trat. (3r°s l V‘f t r.lff°r4 at the Stm-Otquat, No, 11v, Strand wkkere rititcrtisenactas Orthars for the -J aper, Ldierr for tilt. &c. l 6 l visi• - p• 4 4.), lutist be adar''''Se' April *9, iSOS. Inlin. Chapman, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated February 9, iSos. Cavalry attTched to the illontgontiv Legion. Thomas Morgan,: Esq. to be Corner. Dated August 3, 18,5. Lieutenant Fiugh.Owen to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Price, lesigneal. Dated March a 3, 1805. Lieu tenant George Gould to be Captain, vice Williams, re signed.. Dated July 5, 1805. Ensign Walter Griffiths to be Lieutenant,' vice Owen, promoted. Dated ii.larch 23, 18e;, Ensign Thomas Lloyd Dickin to be Lieutenant, Vice. Could, promoted. Dated July 5, ;815. David Ev a t u ; Cent. to be Ensign, vice Marsh, deceased. Dated Deceniberz t, 180.}. Coentnitsion.r signed 4.y the Lard Lieutenant of, the County of • Somerset. 'route Seim yod Volunteer In Tani , " John Olive, Esq. to be 'Major- CommActant, vice Sheppard. Dated May :5, 1805. James Slade, Esq. to be Captain, vice Olive. Dated as above. John King, Esq. to be ditto, vice G. Sheppard. Dated May 16, 18v5. Wm. t7livr, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice blade, . Dated May 15, iS,)S, Henry Ryall, Cent, to be ditto, vice King. Dated May 16, 1805. Thomas Charles, Gent, to be Ensign, vice plive, • Dated May at, :805. Robert Hill, Gent. to be ditto, vice Ryall. Dated May 16, 1865. Frome and East Nletirlip Volunteer Cavalry—Adjutant Rich. Thornhill to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated May 18, 1805. Ist East Somerset Regiment of Volunteer Infantry (Eastern Battalion) —Thomai Miles, Gent. to - be Ensign. Dated lune r, tBos. Western Battalion—George Selwyn Dawe s Gent. to be En s'en. Dated June ir, 0305- • ad East Somerset Regiment of Volunteer Infantry- ! - --Charles Mitchell, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice‘Harding. Dated May 2, 145. Wm. Perkins, Gent, -to be" Ensign, vice Norris. Dated as above. John l'belpS i Gent: to be As. sistant Surgeon. Dated June 1, egos. Rey; John Town« - send to be Chaplain. Dated Aug. at. 1805. Blikewatir Regiment of Volunteer Infantry --Edw, Scaly, 15, ;(1 ,- to be Captain. Dated April 24, 1805. 'obit Wm. Trevor, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Win. Srradling, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sparks. .Dated Juno 7, 1805. Crewketne and Pethertbn Corps—John Pearce, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Morley. Dated June r, 1815. Bath Regiment of Volunteer Infantry -- Jattics Stallard, Geitt. to be Lieutenant. Dated Jtine 7, , r t t o c, .k . i,„ (ge Edwards, Gent. to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Kitson. • Dated July 8,.18o5: • Somerset Rifle Corps—Thomas Protherne, Es, l to be Cap. lain, Vice S Pan . Dated !WIC 29, 185. W I,i. Davies, Gent. to be Lieutenant - , vna: Protherue. Dated August 21, tgos. Yeovil Sul:1411051mi Regiarnt ot Volunteer Infantry—Ad. jutant John Watton to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated July 5, .1305. rOldell Hill Regiment ot Volunteer Infantry--James Rood, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dawbut. Dated Aug. $5, tgps, Eastern Bartalion of the Mendip Legion—Lieutenant-Colonel Wlienzie, from the half-pay of the 76th yoot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Shepherd. Dated Sept. 2, 1305 lohrl Wyatt, Gent. to be Adjutant, Vice Creedy. Dated Aug. 2,"lgss. James Mall, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated Sept. z, igas. , May Lee, Gent. to be Surgeon. vice James. Dated as above. Western Battalion of the Mendip Legion Robert ,Alford, Gent,' to be Lieutenant, vice S. Pain. Dated Aug. mg, tilos. Thomas Nicholls, Gent. to be Ensign; vice Alford. Dated as above. • West Regiment of Somerset . Gentlemen and Yeomanry Ca— valry- 7 -Adjutant Win. 13ellett to be. Captain, by Brevet, Dated March ;, igoa. Langley Gravenor, Gent,, to be Lieutenant.? Dated Sept. $7, 1803. Win. Sweet, Gent. to be Assiitant-Surgeon, vice Comer. Dated May as, 18os. Wm. Crang, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. Dated April 29, Rodney Stoke Volunteer Infantry—Levi Star, Gent: to be Lieutenant, vice Hardwick. Dated Aug. 36 , , 18os. C,ntntission in the 4th Battalion of Carrnarthenshire Volun. teers, signed 6y the Lost r Lieutenant of tbi Cogno of Co martben. Philip Tltenna , :, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Morgan, proioted. Dated Aug. 30, 1v05.• • Conrmktiont 4 - ivied by au. Lord Lieutenant r t f Hampshire: North Militia—johiaCowcher to be Lieutenant, vice Girod, resigned. Dated .Aug, iz, Charles:Robin son; Gent. to be ciiito vice Barnes, resigned. Dated as aboye. South Stoneham Volunteer Infantry--Wnt. Waring. Genie. to be Second Lieutenant, Dated Aug. 23, ays. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. john Rhodes . , of Manchester, merchant, BANKRUPT'S, Thomas Farrar, of Halifax, Yorkshire, cottonpspinnet, to surrender Sept. 21,. 28, and Oct. 22, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax, Yorkstitre. Attorttits, Messrs. Mien, Exley, and Stocker, Furnival's • I nn, London ; or. Mr. Wilcox, Halifax. Edward Payne, late ntraunton, Somersetsltire, druggist, to surrender Sept. 26, 21, and Oct. 12, at eteven, , wt the 'White Hart, inn, Bath Attornies ' Messrs. Nethersole and Por tal, Essex-street, Strand, Lond9n ; or Nr. Luke Evil', • Christ4per Tonge, of Nag's Head court, Gracechurch.street, London, merchant, to surrender Sept. 27, 28, at ten, and O. 22, at six, at (.;itilditall. Attomies, Messrs. Foulkes, and Longdill, liolhorir.court, Gray's.lnn. Henry Mercer and losepli Forshaw, of Liverpool, Incr. , chants and co.partnars, to surrender Sept. 23, Oct. 2, and 22, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, Liver. , pool. A tunnies, Mr.lutin Leigh,' liasnet-street, Liver pool or Messrs. Manly aid 1. and W. Lowe, 'ample, DIVIDENDS. oa. t 9. john Rowden, Lae of the (7, rcat funaion Wharf, Whttc-friars, Londun, timber.itwrchant, at ten, at G uild- C.)Ct. 19, Francis Hassell, now or late orEast Cheap, Lon don, wine and beer'.:mercliant, at ten, 'at Guildhall., Oct, 19. Robert Dawson, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, at • twelve, at Guildhall. Oct., 19. Henry Berthoud, of Adarit's-court, 914 Broad. street - , London, inert:ham, at ten, at Guildhall. Mt. 19, John ilvciatriago. Hall; late of Finsbury-place, Middlesex, but now of Cheapside • London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Oat. 19. William Nlorleyof Shoe-lane, Holborn, London, baker, at ten, at Guildhall, Ott. zz. lames Mobbs, of Southampton, haberdasher, at ten at Guildhall. Ott. z. Davie Vesey, late Of Woodbridge, Sullia, shop.' kuoper, at eleven, at the Crown tim, Woodbridge. Oat, 2. john Lord, of liyke L. Sultolk, grocer ant draper, at eleven, at the Crown Inn Woodbridge.. Ott, 22. Thomas Allwoo:1, laic of Great Russeil-Ntreet, • Bloornsbury,M kink:aux, carver amlgiitier,. at ten, at tjuiltl.• _ _ . Odt. t . David Rolterts, of Chester, ironmonger, at eleven, at aid ShakspeateTavern, Nevi-street, Birmingham. Ott. g. Isaac (ones, late of Webthttry.ul.mi-Trym, Glou. c kl atoe,hiN, victualler, at eleven, at the Urcyhuuncl, Proad mead, Bristf , l. 0et..9. Wllliaut Dale, late of Pctworth, Sussex, miller, at cioi - en, at the Half- Alaott lop, Petwort h. od, tames Roblnson ;he younger, of Liverpool, mer 'chant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, l ohn.s treet, Liver pool.. ' Oct. ;16, Henry Martin, Into of the Crescent, London, Men. chant, at tJeven, at Guildhall, . Get. 29. Cohn Ti. WnSend, London., and of Surrey, Idt:titian, at twelve, at klhat I. ott. 3. Wnlli on Smit Is, of Monk. Wearutouth-slnirc, county of Durhan, ship-bulkier, at eh:veil, at the l'eacoek. Inn, Bishop- Weartntottli. CER7'/Fie/11'ES. 061. z, John Dethick, of Derby, Iluinplirey Davies, or Pool, innkeeper. William Clark, la* of Kingstori.up,,n. l'ilaines, lstit lio),v of C lapharn- Common, Surrey, ‘orn-dealer. Rich:irti Rowley Watkins, dt the Stra n d, Middlesex, haber. clasher. I?O n Y.IL INTER :11E1V Tnn only Royal Personages buried in St. George's Chapel, atWindsor, besides the Jate DUKE of GLov,- OESTER, were HENRY V.I. EDWARD IV. HLxaY VIII. his Queen JANE, CHAELEi L a Daughter of Queen Atctit i and a Daughter of the late . DUKE.— The funeral ceremonies of our ancient King's areless • recorded than any others by the writers• who were cotemporary with them ; and except in the books of the College of Arms, -and in that manuscript ac count of the' burial of EDW.:RD IV. which the late Mr. ASTLE communicated to the Society of Anti quaries, I, know not where any research could ais coverlmich information upon the F.ubje4E' As our ancestors aregenerally alloWed to have surpassed us in matters Of solemnity and grandeur,.. as - much - as we may exceed them inelegance, the following ex tracts from the latter account of pariiculars relative to the burial a EnW . ARD IV. may, perhaps, be ac eeptable to.your Readers.' '• After the body had been viewed, accordingto the jealousy of those times, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal then near 'London, and by the Mayor, it was carried into the Chapel of the Palace of West minster, where three solemn masses Were sung. A watch roll was then formed of Lords, Knights, and. Esquires, Who watched nightly round the body, for eight nights that it ternaMed in the Chapel, and at every mass of requierit the Lord DAcmg, the Queen's Chamberlain, offered ti,r the QUEEN. On the ninth day, the body waSeonVeyed into the Abbey by the Knights and Esquire, of the Body— " having upon the corps a riche and a large blak clothe of gold, with a Lrosse of white clothe of gold, and above that a rich canattyc of clothe imperial trenged with gold and blue silk, burn by Sir'''. SE-I,NT Lznga, Sir W:PARti, Sir I. ASTLLEY, and Sir V. Sr oNov ha. Atari at every corner a I,l4llner, born by a Knight, and ine Load H r,w• nao bere the lking's banner next betOre. , the corps, having the officers of [ armez ab , ,ut Latin." On the removal of the body from the Abbey to wards NiViiidSot; a great procession was fornied of Bishops, Lords, And Abbots, and in the hers.c, " Above the corps, and the clothe of gold abovesaid, then was a personage like to of the King, crowned, with the way crow non his head,holdink in one hand a scep ter, and in the other a hall or silver, and gil te with s cross plate."—" And when the masse was don, and all other so and that the Lorries wcr redy fur to ryd.e, titer was oideyncd a royal char,. covered with block_ velvet, having above. that a blak clothe of gold, with a white cross•of'gold, under that a majeste.cloth of blak sarsanet, drawn' Mai six Coursers. And the Lout tl A W,A ao f the King's barterer, rode next before the fore-horse, baring the Kiaig'S batter upon courser, trapped with divers scocheoni of the Kin& arirthz, with his moregyng huddpri his head." • • t ile procession reached Syon that night, where the corpse was received at the church door .liy Bishops. The next night it reached Windsor,tfeing preceded from Eton by the Mettibei - s of th College. The body was deposited in the choir'Of the _‘..fiewit church," .and , "'thee, was arete watch that by grete hordes, Knyghts, Esquires, for the. JR*, GentilmenUshers, =Luther whose.names ensuen,',! Here follow the names," concluding with those of Yeomen USherA, !‘ hy.l4‘l,n,torches. , /Att. the most striking circumstance of the. cererrteny vas) that,during the watch of •th 6 night, the Hcfald.S„ Pursui . t..tints, and Knights and Equerries; df the body, went to the ehtirch Cuef, " For to resceyve the man or annez, which was Sir Wm. ARR., armed at tdi peces, s:tvlng he was barehedcd, hiving an axe it his hand, tti. pOlit ticittnWMa• dee d thUtiat-Gornpa ; • tlyad to the cogre dole, where he did : alight. And the iteltyp 'tokb the horse, vv tall was traitlnd with a tic)) trapper of the King's armez, where the Lord Awlcley and the Led Feirais received the manni'armez, and foresaid company of knyglints, Outliers, heraulds and pursyviints accompstlyed him to. his °Ming, which chow, e v'y tonic in molne) n 6, habits °tired lei himself, anti aft' thon llIVCr$ other noble knyghte§ cers." The MS. concludes with the narties of some of the noble persons who, made offerings upon this oced sion, and the writer seems to place- the whole before us, by saying, with the simplicity of his time, " cannot ordre how they ()died, :because the prese of • the people was'so grew. between them and me; but the ltmghest in astate, or degree, to the corps, began first.' TO THE EDITOR, CURE FOR TIIII DROPSY, Sin-1n your Paper a few wee ks since observe` that llohea Tea, and the leaves to be eaten, waS re, commended as a cur e for the (ohs ove f atatalthat disorder an d as I had a pauper in theflint:, who was given over by the Visiting. Sdrgedn, Lured the Experiment, and to my astonislithent round an almost instant relief -4 repeated the doe but once, and the woman in the course of a week wa:i. able to go out to hay -Making, and well begin reaping for me on Monday next if the weather contin hit ue* fine. The woman's name is Elizabeth Austin : age 62. I ant, Sr, yours, ezc. T. Ff. SABibirroN, uov. • House of Industry, . Furingdon, Berks, Aug. 30, 1805. The Recipe, alluded to in the above letter was a? follows : , c Eating the leaves of Bohea Tea is stae, to have effeaed several cures in cases of Etiop47, ti the course of a few day Aiwa twolaro Fmk full of the tea is infused in a quart of Water, and dar ing the day the clecoEtiOn is to . be drank andlhe leaves eaten at short intervals." , • stay NA Pls. 4 RAVISEN9, 5E1'7.9, . it Ike Oi ;GI, rilla_i),,.s,,sleldno.byei(o—ri4ntei;ll„e• Alfred, Robinson, Rewar d . ';''' r`tet 1 Rheus, Eirani, Catharine 'Sowden Maria, TaY'''' "--"';' ' s,n,wilie, Flow, johns, Si.- Mary A v 00,W aaAera....,`:`..- I)iblibveertßsr,ancih.i,.:.;:iitgeo‘ov.s, I;:riillcccoivia,:va-aii'..; Cencrous I'Lt.nter,,liztatse, Flora, 'ltniss, Sir "w'q.;3',': mil ton, Den net t , A leita Ode r, I.ik, William Luillei,: Kitchen, Cora, Williams, Cygnet, Fiiher, 9 0 ° 6 1 0 ton, Cumberland, Males, ituusta, Gaud, and Ati' ' BrOWit, from larnaica. floPr t Sailcd.---the Elizabeth, Townsend, for lialii,l%; ' .. ,. P 1 til ~ Paiker, for Tenerille; Dolliltiii Tess: r, far Lishon; 1. t:, ,,, Coppin, and Constantia, lirt,4l, for Stettin; Progr°avoc lz.Goclisonodn,etresr, SKtielizet,erts.obrul.golltl.lt,ina...............lieculante, Reeirler• 33 ------------. illitTllS. the O n Thursday last, at his house in Ilereford•stre, .t , I ady of Neill — Vl l I E o f a 530. • . i 4 CO 01; :51. 0 a on• . al, clf• O t t Saturday last, at his houst: in Portland. 1,1 Jr!, oe of R. Hall, Esq. ora Son. ' . On itloirclay, at his house in 134;dford.,square, lariles Langliatn, Esq.- M. P. of a Son. tit.: 1-I,IY d -ft/APR/eq. Yeitertjay, at I:tip Kent Ficnry Pickilioat 1: of oie E:ist- I 'vita Buildings, L,Ondo'n, of Ni iss tai"OLtligirew Hawes BrAdiey; core-. On the ith inst. at Ftilititatittitidgicotland, M. P. to Niiss (;ard4r dittiVittr .0i Alcputict ner, EN, of cliC burgh, Nmfe tO ~„LatclY, at Edinburgh, 'oho Thatther, Esq. °f l"j r. LW"' Maria Pughtar of the late Cologi 1 „ DIED , a .. On.lllbnclay. morning. at bii house at rinih.l:yii 13,41,i lie.:%r:nr4vPil*fef:,llAnits(3l'°-.ltorlirreiris.,' il'Nnif,liii'ne!tsy''!siix',":"''`l''''fill'`...cr'ii,l'l'lirar'ut' -.,l;atd. atliatria.taple 1):,vop, 441140. ti Lit, ral LieoteiLolt of the Roal 'Navy,' anil tifth son . 0! 1”` _, °r Willtarton. of.ghillingtutP•aht: : • ' ' .". cabhire) 14 L 3 .` \veck, at,his boutie at I.larrotital, ile„fe.7,ii of the; advAnced age Or nearly foO ye.rrgi. 2 1 t. 11 1 l ''' ' vi -ar of 0 sit., ~:.iiii (40,itic, tho Rav i , Plart.io. 0.00 6 Vac' 11, _which' livin be hcl4Toi 65 yia'r-, srO(PI P 106 O anAy , '..3.l(l)llxli:iii(e:i. i rj ; C : : l l l °‘ ; lact i lril , trt.lk' '. 1.1711. 5I :II:. :::::: illr' South Se a SIOCk, imperiAl per Cent. Oitto Aro. ;)* 3-I.6ol4kiiii Cob. to; 1;0 00. 5 ~--",:'41 ys,sTE Bank Stock, shut Nivy per Cent. 813 S 9 5 per Cent. 1797, s . rlL4t Irisll s per Cent. shut. 4 per . cent. shut 3 per Cent. Rect. shut • Cons. !8 i 513 ' 3 per V.cat. Jos. $ Isank. L. Ann. shut Ditto Short Ann. shut To I'HONIAS, TAYLOR, Eatl., No. 9, New llridge-Street, London' ! i , Honoured Sir , apring of last I BEG , ' siILT leave to inform , tiot ever . , ~,o, )' °Li' ' . Loos', a year 1 7110, I have been adlitted widt the „ r c •4#.7 :A w r 4 . 1 ; Whi c h, riPril its ob,,tin;itcly. ri:»dsli" cevg,.4o. I"';',,' Hers:, presi. ribetli. by the 'twit eminent ai' ~..- , ../101 , --, acre, and undelgoing 6everal sdVert; Course.. oi itti , f el; and twice discharged 111111 the I.liispiial, wi'',. l i , ~,, 11 1 ,* w mild appear to be7of the host in vettiratc o', l -- ; ii 0,4 were brake out in a frightful inania ; :ny lig' lio n 10 0 4 Edinburgh, {arch 13, I a ttio year my disnrder had wit t , s',l‘„ iirgdigt,,.`,, nearly to' pUt a period to My existence I 113" 7 4 ,0 iitY 7, °P the crown 01 my head, one on ~ L ch a rlnt,irt. ' wit , itro 0 fully painful, and had -been in zaat' of uleera, ~.i i jrl , : last seven years; my left hAii abo to,•0 large .),:,c,r01." was very much discoloured, and 4aVe ling s'''''',;(ly ioof: ink; pain, particularly when vont, iii .be .1.. 'l',, coP!' prtve me at rest; in this. lamentable state, I ‘l`,',„ kr,,:,1,.: mended by !dr. .1. ThomPsun, (who recggil,cciit 1 !',,, cure by them here), to take your teake's . 01., ~, which I began to do op' the 76th of MAY ;. ''' l i t tle c' , 1,,, of a fortitiAlit, I begin to reeei•ie t)enetit--1 ow; 1, than a rncentil, the :deers' on my nail 31 ' 1 lep; 0,11 soundly healed---sorn ter, the sores on ,10.:r.iti,.,11 'l,lO akin; leaving, hOsveCil, Wnliittetabie &SI:01.0" ..,, O i c 1 . ,,•, skin, a nd p t 4n in clic nine of the lett, whi,it• ,!,,,,„,„rio,, Ing'of God, tasi A little liiger'paseverance., ‘" (1,0 i luable Mediate, al ; the nodes t1i5p0,,,,11.6‘,0P::, regainng its 1141 oral hue, and die noeiorn.ll ',),(1,1;,,,,1ei gr gotng O lt. I thtis becaine,:by your lit,crtl 4.10;1;00"i, dicier, perfes-Aly free front all illy fowler ,c , . 1 . 1 .,.! 4 0 1 1 : [tome recovcr,,!ci my former spirits AO $t1S11,;t110_1.'!:,1? I t 3 1 ' . come jolly ap e fat, in Whit:ll st ate Pr, iu).,,,c,toi gl.gi',lo 1;:0, months to Ole actottishment of .41 vv h" .I*. but.o4 91 a loss in whar ternis to express my gogit -1041,e thn,d, for the good of ,other siilleritig mori.ils, I!) ,_. ,„ „0,;0.. i .i, caS4.: 45 1 )11111C AS pOSSirit, as I 511.111 t,sli cY:'itE,lo., ,Ot',i,.' in so doing, you will greatly chligc, ''ir, ),,itii<l6 obetlietit, very: humble serv,utt, ,k 1, I; 5.,. P- ' Swan's Witnesses to the :00,1C VIO C '..r.)ret srfr OKs THOM/3014, lib: 3....-Ni:Vi rOitittY,r" t I.:. tibuTO, lons tvl.lN-tris K, Old Assembly- Clos,v,i 41..,,,,,rt 4l r repared and Sold by the sole I renf,l,4, af-f„ T nom A s'T A vtoi , hiember of the:l4o.ll 1:..,t7:'„. a,to2', , geons, at his House, No. 9 New Itrd4e... fhb ,ri .00-tr., •- ' ' f triON , cu rt; - w here, ilia a constant residelti* °,. , c1 ,,,4 t o she oro y;:II'S? in 4 practice parueitlarty. 40:1,--. 'AA' to tl''' 1 0 1 at,,,-,iys obsere ~. i!e. tti - A . 11 ,, venetcii Curiviaints anti those itto ~-.,.,., whi4h,f,c,_ Generation, with th•st irty,itd.SW's Oc*r-1'17) such ca.l6:sl his profession slurald flatters himself, the advice and ass*s.l4l4,niciite, lelii s4tranisters.. to„ persons. takin‘ !tit': ' ~i , ,dotS , esteemed, by a itiscertung dom attainable and void of ail l:"mhbliicgiut4tyst..:e co . _.„lirtte, Also sold, by Id"' 311'°Irilinetnr'l't,rflualices 11;;Pa'35'0 those living At A "tito..:C, 'at t.. 10 ...,;,.,..0.... ii v , t i,,11•t, Alban's-treet, Pall - Nlall ; tb": ,j,.0)7 PVisistre,er ford-street ; ivir. Visborougb's, .i . N , ~,,„,1„,,,,, 1.,11_, ;0 nil Steel ,s, Hituks:,,iler, No, t o . 3 , .Iy;iiinTnifol; i . r of till • Mr. Baxter's, Soutli-brid.4o, - Dublin; .4P 4 ~,i 41".:1' C;lig4'w 4 Nir' calell'! t;i„.it 1„irA;11,:,t0 petsoll in every consider:Me t v!li !?-...1, so:cii ur . , ~ ,,i land, in llotes of only Is. 9a. e:4„,cfoo of entig:l.:t, arid. plain direilionsi wilerellY ria",.;,,,ccr, a.O 0:01, 1 cure tileMSelYeS with ease, 1.., 51e't ""tai" 1° '''‘i'llfi.ssitierl N • li. Livery Bolt sold.in Y ea a the Ci, , g o 1 ,,, , 4 , • t,i h t:,‘, savour ~ ~,rior, t ., ,i a Starnp, on v ,- • - , - „00,,:...,, .4 . . Y .0 ,,i agi ' printed, at the °A3:111) (z. ..,i.,coi Fciany, Ridg.stre.'---tti imitate i,,Ji, ' , 'ate Counterfeits, • ~,-,'" -.......„„„,„............,,, . :mss .