The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-10 00:00:00

A Ili C EXTRACT OF A LATTER It.ROM ByrtlN ItOtiGE, THE IWITOit OW Tits:Tki,.tort Aytts. BATON ROUGE, 0C...T. 8, tEo4..—" Toe t ronps destined to guard Oat part 'of the Spanish quartet,• celled Baton Rouge, whicb htile PrE., the in.olgent, wanted to lay' waste, arrived here yestertbly fOre_ noon, at eight r;l'et,ck, by, a road which they 11:n1 made from Pensacola. They . con , ,ist of a detach. meat of Iso , dragoons, one compiny rif reruuticrs;, -two conyanies'of fusileers, '2O aitii:Crt mc», and two flying six roun'tlers; the Governor 'Ad' several Officers had limited the preceding Sund:ty with,,a part of the dragoOns, t welVe..- officers ;OA cadets, atnortg which are lYlessrs. Dr MAX ENt, 1)11, WOUSSIGNAC, ittagoo3 ; 12 musicians and drommet , ; ; •411 astlisor and a cons. missary, tet.%, " The Troops, prior to their 'arrival; had s'top_ r ed in the wood it,.l. , aging to the !alb Mr. r)tr , ,Fi., near the village, w here they replied that nigh(. liter entered in good'order, tie band preceding .thetn, On their arrival near to thelfort, they discharged 7 gun's, after which they entered it, The 'Governor of Pia.' tun nonage gave a superb dinner to all tf,t Officers and Privateti, the Band 'playing all the' time Mrs.,. P, au sung !,ever.4lAttenCh songs - . I%ere was" a' lid! in Ole aftetnocdt, Altich Listed' hntil triMnight.", Captaip ltott tNSON, of the scl i c tie r p o k„,„, w h o , Inns arrived at Newbcfn, North Curptivalorn ladelphia, on ins passage to that port,,tin he 2 . 7rb tsf October, it:t in with and ItmO.deti a Wtagit, en.. tiiely abandoned; near Cape Henl , pen, whtilt ,reare4 in hate been a large ship from Bordeaux ; masts, 'spar, radder, anchors, anti,rnoxt of her sails ;4W rigging gime. Captain RoaiarsO N saved front' the Witck a bniall We of silks, a trunk of old, house linen, dralat , tne sails and rigging;. her hold' 'was 4upo6sed to be full of wine a , c i,bc a ndy. NAM‘AII (N. NOV. 6. 41Istressing ,Partientars 61. the Loss of the'Bri . g Flora, of Thttutaa Burrows master,, on voyage to Cayenne. • Q n the 28th September . .sailed from % Philadelphia `in god order a tt well conditioned, with. a Crew :AuthiNtitig of Thotll,o BUrrows master, Jacob Olden. hors Male, Davidson, .50percargoe John ,Novant SAnnc l B .bLi , cit s , Wm. Story, Se4imen l Josiah Stuith, Cameron, .boya,,and • Josiah Andersot , , Steward. Nothing, narticula; : ‘,ccurred 101 Ftidrsy thellth 28. ~,go N . . ling. 5 4 . W. the, ts ittd began to blow harti.irom"thc thelale continuing to increase, accompanied by thunder, lightning,,, rain, anti a 'heavy sea, the p uin ps eonstantly , going—the next day at 2 A. M. ' .r findingit itnpossible to lay to any longer, determin. to cut away the main.unist and,scuti before the "Wind, but beforethat could be dope wakstruok whit a whiriwind,.which love the brig:on her heam ent'.l; 'Joseph Wilder, h.,ing in the forecastle, Was drowned mlinimist went by 01 , board ; the, batches burst off, Ike, vessel fined hit water, 9 0 4 , t he cargo Ooititit each hatchway ; for, our pre,. ~ , servation we. tridt:tvotsreti to losh, , ouritivti to t he rnain chains, hut the breaking furiousiraver us, WM. DAVHISOD, Wan. SWrry, stir the two lu l u were washed away : the, foreinastnow.went by the , board, ;:nd day coming on we beheld a most awful night, %nits 014 4pats, hanging to the wreck, ant i l the cargo cotvfng nut ofllke hold washed over us ; pt this tithe we shippedarbea, which move in the , stern, and the,cargo broke out gif' the cabin, A. "we toOk to the hows'prir, when Storey and CArneron drifted.op board *n. the Cambeuse nouse- 7 the .boy shortly alter died,: the latter part of the day the gale began,to.abate, but a kivy sea continued. , 'On, Monday 'William Story died.. - We Continued in `this dreadful situation until Frill sy the : l9lll . of 9Ctober, when we .dis4vered a large ship to the lettwattl ; made ail the signals we could, but in vain'. On the zoth several kegs of butier earneout of the forecastle, moor whiun we immediately opened and fed on, which greatly increased our thirst.. On. the 21st, the Mate went Pia of his senses,, and a:Schooner passed to leeward so near, that we could. sec-every man on deck, but . .they toi,k no notice ral.us. On the 134 the. Male died ; his blood we . drank,- and devOatti ,part of his fiesh) with the retnaioder we cinaght a large shack, which proved o 'great relief to us. On Wednesday, the 341 h, at sun, rise, law a' Brig standing towards its. At. to A l M. 'she have to and hoisted out her boaelb t),ur as. tistance, and we wereraken on board in a weak con. The vessel proved to be the Snow Thaws, C4l;ttfin . BURTON, front ,Madeira to New Novi. deuce, then in lat. as 1 4 4` king, W„ the hat., attentiMl of the officers and passengers we feel ourselvei much indebted, .and thus publicly express Our rhankl. • ykom Till vprrez CAMADA.OAZITTIf 4 NO. vitivtuia 3 f 1.604.. Les: of the Sp edy.—Tlie following is as accurate so account of Abe loss of the fiebooller ,Vpedy, in Hit Kijcbty`h service, on Lake Ont'ariti, we 1,4 v e been *We to coliett s ! The Sterity, , PAX"roN, left this port on Sunday evening, the "yth o,..ioher last, with moderate breeze . from the N. W. for Pre.loe end Wits descried trff . that island on the Krnday fot. lowing before dolt, , whew preparations-ware Made for`the reception df the Passengers ; lint the wind arming roundfrom the .14.• F,. blew, with such vio., leoceM, to render it impoisibte, tor her to enter the Isarboot, and Very shnuly after she disappeared. A. latge'fire.wati,then kindled on 'shote t a 3 a guide to the vessel during the .but she has not been steen or-heard of, and it is-with-the most painful seri, " t i„ n we here to say, we tsar is totally lost. werderstand, lial4bPiin made at almost every port on the Lake, but without eintil i nhci no n . telligence respetting this unfortunate vessel could be obtained - : is thtrefore generally concluded' that WS either upset or 'foundered. it i alio re. ported, by respetiableauthority, that several dr I ides, hiLiCii as the compassibox, hencoop, ''and mast, 1,,A,0wn to have belonged to this vessel, havebecri picked up Un'tlt rppJsite side of the Lake. The Pastengers - on'bri tal the ill.fated tS'atetz.lit, ns -near as- we carrectiflen. were—Mr,Justice Coch rane,,, Robert 1. 1). Gray-, Esq. S,iiieiror.Geh.sral, and 'Member of the I'h of Assenibly, ' - frogua: aes.lt, El.' Advocate, also a, Member of the 'NI-NJ:tent) slleteltmer, Mer chant, Mr, John .-Sregrnan,' Surveyor, 'Mr. George Cowan, 'ltdian' Intetpreter, .Taines' Ruggles, Esq. Mr. Anderean,S4ent in the Law, Mr. Jn'an Fisk, High Constable, all of this : plece The above., mentioned Gertlemen were proceeding rti the Dia trianf Newcastle, in Order An hold - the Circuit, and for the trial of An Antlian (alms on board the 'S'aseeyot) indided for the , miltder of John Sharp, late of thertyeen's Rangers.—lt also reported, hut we cannot vouch for its authenticity, that, exclusive Cif the abOve Passengers, there Were on board' two oilier‘ persons, one in the service of Mr. Justice Cochrane, aod;anntherin'that of the'Salicitor.Ge. neral, ay Atsolwo children of parents whOseindigent circumstances necessitated them to travel by land. Thiterew of the Speedy, it ''is said; consisted 'of five seamen (three'cif whom have left large families), exelthives:of Capt. Ps.xiorr, •who had also' avery -larged'ainili. , ' The , total number of4onla on board the Bpeti."-is computed tei be about- twenty,: • " ' ts, E AL Ai 1.1 1? if f. , • Tit e. following Sketch', of the Lire of'Qener . al • Mu RAT, Brother-in-HIS: to n DONAPATITE, 'l9 cx. ' totted from the Re.vaiotiallar),Phitareb.' ' Since the destruftinn m the Roan Empire by 'the Gatha, hors, and no political cunetil f.sions have,' in - so short d brought forward from Ohsearity so many loWntiai unknown individe ds as reVoluiionary France; During; the' last twelve yearit . jmOre persons have appeared upon her bloody stage,';Who, from their more or less interesting posts, have unexpeetedly' become the objeCta of public cilrseS, curiosity,' liatiry, or caneerszition, titan in the twelve preceding centnt ies. I , lnt only ewers year, but almost' stay month,harChanpetl the performers, though not' the scene and, whO were but latel y reorded .as the eld i derliits of this shocking theatre, Start suddenly foratit;liitlis the place of the firstrate tragedian?, I*Arc crash, or butcher 'their PreileceSsOrs, an i ro n rod', tttiir ttlrn, ' we see thitti;B4 nt 4r.. 'POwered, dead, or detliton,:d.' Republican ryi'as Intim been k.ilietl by republican tyrostti . : - P;rlSiOt, 'Criiithereet, Petinni and their accourpliCes, were guillotined••. or outlawed ,by Datitor, Robespierre, and their' bloodjmundi ; who, af':er 'devouring etch ()thee, Were nearly annihilated by the Bartas, by the Tallicris, by the Merlina; by the R--tack, &e. who, in their tOrn, were removed or exiled by B-maparte. Unfortunately the :rePublican tyranny has 'survived them all ; the republican' scaffolds 'err red in the year I, art, yet standing in the 'year ; and if the regicide Maxiniilian . RObetpiette murdered one Bourbon in 1793, the poisoner and Nirinleon Bonaparte butchered another iltitirbon in'tBo4. If in 179 s the regicide Direc. rotAareal Ptiisbned, in the Temple, his riVal, Look XVII. in 1804 the-abornitiable Fiat' Consul Bone s parte, strangled •in the same prison his rival, Gene. rat l'icht!grui and the republican tiongettnti contain As many innocent viitinta under the feign of terror Bonaparte's Considate, as they 'did tither that of Rnbespierre's vile ComMittee ofPublic Safety. -- General Murat, Who'itands foremosi among 'the many'rtaiv. and guilty, instruments 'or' accomplices of Vapnleim BOn.iptirte; is the aon of a water car: tier in Paris', who far some 'crime, to save himsea from the-search of' the police, ft:hi into ' slit . Ott4tinl taints cif Dauphiny, where llejoined a gang of glers and eniners, ,and where General' Mutat was born in t 764. Being actuaed of belonging . to that curpa of briganda Ctimmanded by the famous Captain 'of smugglers Mandrin, Murat's father was tried 'at 'Valence, and there broken atppri ilia wheel in May 1769 ; and young Murat was sent to the orphan-boost: at Lyons, wh!re tie remained until an Mine of the narlli of St. Aubirctookbim as an er. rand buy, procured him to be a Gars ni du Theatre, or a servant attached to the Theatre in that city, and paid, besides, a master for teaching him to read and write. Being of an intriguing tlisposititin And good appearance, he easily insinuated ltiiinaett into the •faVOltr of the principal aftressee, and was' in 'l7Bo, upon their recorninentiations permitted to sap: pear upon the stage, first in the parts of valets, and afterwards in those of petit maitres; bet in neither was he '3UCCessfirl, wattling manners, memory,' and Application. lie was, however, endured until 1786;, when, being hissed while ;playing the MarqUisHO the 'Comedy callett-teCiedr, he dared to threaten the a'peba:ota by'- his giadures. Frnm 'hisses pursued hint so much Wherever he aitesented hirnaelf, that he 'WAS' obliged •to 'quit -tilt 'stage`; and after 'leaving tynns'ateretly -to avoid' the .de. mundti of hitt cieditnrii he inlisted in The'rezimen't of cavalry calledlayal Alfeinagne',4liich wits with other corps 'Ordered to the neighbOttrilnoil of eatis, when, in 1789, Orleans, La '„Fayette, and other rebels of tire Conatiment Assembly, set rip -the !standard of revolt agatost—their King•: he was among the few mervol that loyal regiment whom their emissaries seduced, and he deserted When it *as encamped in the Elysian Fields on the t s t h of July. , After the capture of the Baatile had earn.: Pitted the RevolUtion, And several companies of the King's guard had joined the Parisians iri arms, a &sandal Ottani under the command of-La - I?..iyette 'totias!deereed, in -tallith Murat watt made 'a corporal. Itilhe 'Tots and' disagreententa of different faelionc bealaysya assisted the Tertorios, and in return, Santerec promoted hint to a Lieutenancy in the 1 44 11416 u u f of which that brewer then had the commend. On the '2oth of June x 792, he accompanied his patron and- the brigands who in. salted-the linforilinarq lAuis XVI. and his 'family in the Castle of the Thuilleries, where he was hearth to repeat : Lois, eta es tin'fraitre,'il miter put to ;: to. thou-art a traitor, we must have thy head anti when the courageous Madame Elizabeth " Arc you not ialramett to' insult the must patriotic,of rigs= with , such language ;he impu. dently ,answered :Irair !di" copioe, eitteernent ;it te coupe en demo. The next day Santcrre advance • 2,t)tstr)r):‘i t Printni by Ric At :lie Stag-Ovvfe him to be his'Ailde-camp;,, and as such he watt coy' iyett on the tdtli August in the attack of that dreadful day, 'which ntade• the best of 'Princes be most wretchrd of prisonits,. by changing the Iron:. into a dungettn. Murat, Damon, Mtlice, Tallien, and other as. ASSIII9, ' who prepared' the massacres of the pri: soner , ,regarded Santertc as a man possessing little or no character : they thereforesent him on an expedi. titan to Versailles, that he might be ah%ent when these cruelties were perpetrated ;., and thexoznmand of different tlistrki of the, city of Paris was son. hided to men as barbarOtis as themtelves. Murat headed the 'troops who on the 24, 3d, and 4.01 of Pternher, of' the same year,, guarded the prison called La Porec; wl)ers, with other innocent per. sons; the bedutiful Princess, of Lainhatle was bor. . . ~ chered, and arefindinent of .savage batbctrity! iv' ali exercise d an her 'person, even when a corpse, almost, incredible if it were not autlintic,iteti, -- For these infamous, and ferocious deeds .he % , ..1 , 4 ptomoted by Murat to lie a Coionet, .But, iastead of going to the. frOntiers and cotOating the enc. , Jules . of - Ills country,ite remained at Paris, .de_ notmeed at the clubs, :i.141 plotted in the coin.. mittecs. On the t rib, of. I),:cenlber, when LAris was cattied from the Temple t to, be inter-, rogated at the bar of the N,itional Qpnire•ntion ;; And on the 213 t Of January, 179 j) . :when the re. , , gicide Members of this Assernl.4y, sent the most virtuous of. Sovereigns and of men to die like criminal, the Gen . s &Armes of the escott were commanded by Mutat, Wit) had passed the nizl)t, before on duty in the Temple, regarded., then as a post of confidence and •oi . l,bonpur. Its' lYt~li, ,during the yillage of the grocers' shop,,,lie was a Secretary in the Jacobin Club, an3' with: , , • Ma,rat the Proclamation of the loth, .adkfres.e.i„ , , t 0 111 . Lumens Sans.c ulottes . at P OjNy i4v;t 11.7 c !a. to dci theaqcleves jutiiee far 11, 1 1 e, Artstocrary 11,14 e Bankers, ,Illerchonti.,. dnd 51,20 . ik.4pt:14. ") ; t want money," expr4;sses, this curious tir.in, ‘, you know where, the bankers 3iiti in need of ch;thing, visit the clot`bier;i ; irpi y ! ,,ri have no other means ,to procure ygur-elvcs eec. fraternize with Ow, seri. What you t4kc lizim diem b on& yQqr poly restored tojou,, and of which you and your tethren .have. bsen• r,:blied by their aristocr ical cupidity" ty lie was Pre,ictlt ~f the ,( iuh of the: Cor‘iclier.i and in a SPL'''Cli printed in Maui's Paper, L'Ami du l'eouple, crf the z 5 t h of thp n)Ontlid, be demand; the heads . ; of way-nine Politicians ' ff-Brissot'i and Bniand's ,Faelions, as `the Aole 9users 01 the defeats . 0./ the atia of the troubles at Lyons, kourdeaux Land :11, 0 4,4i/et ; (leen/1,51;re.; with Pitt and i ,C e oh4urg, at ituell o,urnoarter. , I (To is tontinmed.) 600M.I!,•••••...1.6 . Pester ltty se'nnight an'apprenriCe of Mr:'Teast, ship builder',' at: Wapping, Bristol, received 6 lent a blow from a piece‘ntliak• thither atstlich . fell Upon him, that he died ittaleVi holiticactiftVaall. Last week, while three men were desccrnivi i g coal-pit in a bucket, at Quarteltnwil, near P.tisicy, the rope broke, and they fdl to the bottom. Two of them Bird instantly, and the third about two hours after. On Wednesday night a 'man named Basford, n pensionerbelOnging to, the Chester. Garrison, way found dead on the Saltnew turnpike road. It is supposed he had, in a state of intoxication, lain dOwlimn .the rod, wheii the wheel of a Cart going over his body, killed him on the spot. ". Letters have been lately 'received 'from tile Baptist Missionaries at. 'Serampore. ''hey were well on the. 28th of 'April. that. Five natives have been baptized and added to the church since last accounts. Several of the Christian Hindoos discover goat talents for public' usefulness among their countrymen. The fot'r Missionaries who sailed from New. York in the 'last summer, and who were heard of from the Cape de Vera Islands in July last, had not arrived, but were daily expected when these advices came away. • The Dividend s at the Bank will come most op i . portunely for thOs e • w h o wish to place theMselves in Fortune's . vvay . ; 'and if is a well mown fad, that in the late Lbtti;ry the Contradins were de. priied of all the capital 'Prizes by the money re. reined for DiVideods being laid out in die puichase of 'l'ickets. Sir , jowl kI..D. F. R.s.. at Paris, a n d Knight of the 1tt,y 4 .1 Prder of Sweden, finding the, inhabitants of; tlkis Country, at this season of the year Nrtictdarly, Alined with. Coughs, Colds, : and Complaint,s, found ont a method of con, etrararing Almt:,valuable:Extrad of Flowers celled I lott; y, and bringtpg,in to 4 small compass 4:very large .p9rlion. Its excellent virtues. Sir joint 13,Alsarn.of lioney,is-thetefore recommended 65 the tillkit sat!. innocent, and effedusl Remedy tot Coughs', Cplds, fnri i ' t,Sthrn3s* Children And the most delicaJr may take it with the greatest. safety. It is to be bad of ,Merors,. SHAW and EuwAstos, No. 66 St, Pauli,e:4llrelt,yard, who have purchas. ed of the Hon. Lady Htt.t.'s Executor all the pro, petty, in Sir Jun i 14...5 . Medicines, Price 3s: 64. 10heirmatnes are not on the Stamp it is a Counter. felt. 1111' EIS'S 01VAVISItt41), JAW.' s. Pas4olhy—the Embrign Patket; Ctrdel, from Lisbon. ti4iied —the Peace, ilutcha, for Cork . ; Flora, Sterling, for New... York (;(.orge Thoinoion, and Olive. Alvirew,i, fi>r larn'Aic.t. 40 " rgICIi: p 7 sTocrs, Y i. 9 r•zz 11,0 A Y, flank Sine t4l . iyj 5 $3 per Cent. 9 9. i. ,9 India Stock,4E64 • Ditto I.`,onds, is .1 ()is, S , )tith Sea Stud', shut Nviv Am), Matt ' per Cent, i 75 I:, shut Excitcq. dis. 3 pr' G a nt. deferred, 52. I ioperial 8 per Cent, 57 I?, Cous. tinAcc...s9i 6'4 59 ver t 797, tot* Irish 5 tits Ceot. „ I t. ertt.,.75 3 per Ct. Rect. 53 3' per Ct. Com.. 58**ex. iliy. L. atfti. 17 3- itithz. , .l Ditto Short Artn.2li- t2tits H&&14 IiAMaIA, (of Martlet.court, itow.S . trt. ; awl Putalished AM Spx rrs, (pf South hiottoq-street Grovolor-quAri; No. t hz,. S'frafsd; wiltrg AdVrrhitnit'llti Okehrt toc the , Paper Lacers for the' Eafttari Srci' must tx addoessca. Vi-lEN Pt3fessiona 1 Mei of Ett.untiort ar r f I. •V v i'LOspotiaibtlity a±riate trout the general SyS. 'n o n' the selection Oa peculiar braiteit, the sanction of loAg tinned suceesS is the best criterion of su periority:' ,i s ot .PiEight yeersitate I devoted my,: practice to the es--,? 1 , ss tavatmam, 91 'llinte Disorders, and the suc c essful N. 11 ' 3 0; ablel givei int additional ardor to 0pp05e 26 .,..„0$ the. ravages of those COmplainti which arc ' Important in•tlF Catalogue of Rumen Infirmities. ~4 . 0 4 Pf After nutiatton into every Branch, as an At'llY 9 '"'' le' 1 formed a Wish at an early pertlid of I' radiCe to rest - ttlii iiividuali,'froni the igneranee of 'uneducated Ifient' f t h eqtally dangerous preeipitati‘y of general.PraaiLi*,..";;e. de" The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which li v 4 "tifi. voted my attention, co,np r is ;: e'.:ry species, of ~ ", ,E , de' lee Al.. INF EC T 1 0N , whether 'of a tezient 'or ! ° fiotil ratlun: adly„ All' kinds of debility, whether arilf ~turd the . habits ut school .1114 or the ul toigeil4 , o?,', l in co" age: And, la:.z.:y, tut derangement oi toe s ) ' II 7e N u a w m h e i r c o l 4 l s is i c ) a is l e icii its i ,3 3 - ,l 4r l e t It.. EN N l• — . SS, i>f ST 1.:1 0 - ' - ,,, i . 1, the result ot ighorall," , ,;ot-tdr, trt,the treatment ut a ~siinpie GostOrthrea I: arm '' " id b' freqUently happens that . tne teedS' Ot Lire are Voila, 1 11 the intliscietton:ul an. unguarded 'hour..* --- BY a ,s UPe n ti° ,o. t t a ho , di t ca - s i u r c e h .e e st o::::: h i i n n t e s: easti , y , . curcd; , 7 4, .• ev . :::: r il , e i r io ' l ethers have failed, 1 trust that I ' i i u y presume Ms: Fowl , nowc , vet' t: arc the . cases 0, . totnplicatcp ‘3. - . , e n i v this disoruer, compared with the calanutous sicutit" or tho Men, who, !font an itkulgelice' tri a solitary. vice , , state prevalent gAieticti• • lit a fasnio»able - life, V e ' f l l .) ,, i: c b i ii , i l i s y l . , which a l l its hi o %er , Where the unitapirsuflErer broods weer 11 ,L 5 li n i . o " - ) :. - ,0 0 "„t carefully tzeliceatains misfortune; it may hi s $- --- i, r , I :1 .. , , t talon for 'Mit to , know that :ilthougit it be an 7 '! i'''‘'' doubt or uncertzanty with tither Friel tti,uters, the ; . t. `; 1 i.,.,,' c consequence ° of these' Deficiencies - by' the ~.:,-, adult progress , ° „ t : t oe 0 _,, 14 f , tior, is the.acqui,e cinent u t 'my F_ ; ,.. i , 1 m i k , , 311.:C: .4 - v , i ,:i..' of 144:chus or Venus have' begoll to rebus tvlsolY. 0 , 4 14 1 ITIUCrI. anxiety will' he Ore'vent..ti by an early co grr' tion Of . this languid State 1 and in . these eases , 11 ' - . ,(01 difficulty will occur. hut where this I)cliciciiceh, tor ~ , : rs e'' s. '"' - '' t ii' I tiering; °e n'e '' cSr'4lpalcrkes is t ii t . sP a c t n icl a t i o 'i -i ' e . :lt e :tt i 'll):',t';': the tc' rcellY ' saltittia°' 1 1.1 ; 73:";' MARRIED WO :vlli N wilrAzivt, it h" neat ilisa.l ) . t ioto in their exive.tatiOns of a Friiirly, iszli:vn-1,1011., l rzi ,- ,st instances, such ticretis Ore catattje. by. Me dic titol 1 The seet.esy .witicit i 3 &P. 0:41)ti".1t :11 my o'ir ti r e, f- 0 and thequatintattoi 13 ‘,/ hio'i 1 nivt , pi esu Wed ' t ' ) .571 41" 41) 1 00 ; the tqmlscef my pretensiems an,l in ' cots-lc0'1:110 W! at , b ui, i i th)4, intimation ,is .giyeg, I i4lk t Kr. r rett 111 I!J. be ti . Ift it ' P jf pgrfirtfill II Y,, or by Letets ;:inct Aiiin,.:A ...In -1 ,1 14 , 114 2}1 . 11'.' I :411 nOUSC, t4o.Z9P Aruadal Arircer Sfratid, near ''.'''iii.ti'' k Alt, - 'Met; is VA ' itd4.3ittonal Eittrawe in 41 1 ;ul3o l rung,;atin thr '4 arrw is ilii.lsoth tile .i.)ois. „„ r pero ..1 Martin firer', , Temb., ~',4 I#4,- '.2 ~, 1 , C.. , ~,,, z " 01 7 1,,,,r" 10,4RPISO - . - • Lately, .at B,ith; by the tora,nishop or Moyne, the Rev. RobOr - At:Men, to .-Miss_ Matilda SNittia Cockayne, eldest d.iygliqr, of the Flop. IV .Cockayne, Yesterday, at St. Andrew's, Holtiorn, thqßey. - Curtis, of t„.;ttilford-street, rq Miss Franee:s Waring, da4 4. ter nt• the late loteph . Wanng, Esq. • • • Lately, at St. Qeor4e's."l3l9omktbury, ,Mf., Hans sbrouiler, of - radiiton Dena, Sollicrietsllire to Miss Martha Lticketto of Wito,:y, Oxon. DIED. On the a lth ult. at Edinburgh, Mrs. Stewart, wirlowof punean Esq. of rtiiheit, and daughter of the late . 1 ohn rtin;;, Esq, New' England. '[l night last, at his house in Lewes, in the 7th year QI his age, Henry Shelley, .Esq. On Satin-4 iy morning,. it her.hnuse at Cambetwell,,.l l,lo f Mary Halsey. A 'few days ago, in Atingier.:stiett,' Dublin,' in .the year of his age, Lundy Foot, l sq. one of the Aldermen 0 ' that City. Lately, aged z 4. of a cOnsumption, 'tlie, townland Moglierabet, near 1)rolnore, the self-taught Pott.,. , :Williant etuthitighini, whi, While he was a poor weaver boy, ha" nig recev , fd the iir.4 mutinous orhis eAceation at one of ilia ifishop of Drornore's Stinday'Sehnok,ll7d,' by reading such books as he could hOri so. eontf7derahle a progre.sev that in the Autuiun ow, illcn he presented-his , Lordship with a copy of verses requesting the loan of bookS. The liithiFt bcioA struck - 4h% tliiimark of genius ilihtlisyed in this poeirs resetuxl hint front the.lonni, and VISCQx . at the I.)incesin at i Er9Ffuie, wilerz—P.i4 application \VAS so tailiKenh tint in lit f titan two r !SYS 11:id read the Latin ant" C;r.c.± Ofi t Nits; tilatiFied to miperintend -the edit* CAti , " l Which had *gnat:: objednf his wiOnts'ill a early in the ye.ir 1803, a jn assistant T,CaCitCC iti the Aoacleirty of the Key. RRIC2, of 1141ljast, Where be fol. LIU d;i4Atisice and skill in preparing 'the tioys tinder Ins]eatej.e), LK examined before .the 1411iit nuptial .To 'l'. TAYLOR, 'Surgeon, flu , Re e s tiridgi4trecta ch . London. • ' ' • az 4, , -fietiribdrgli, May 2, !Se" , IN th e Sprit:lg of 17 94 I -was-aillieteu w ith „' . • .''' VeitereAl . Complairti, WM . & I treated with •indiffer . 'egad - or five rnouths:',lout. Were, then .obliged to apply tds regular 1'ity.4444, svlAti put a tempc.rary stop to the-Ai!** lene of, the 1.11k:i •se (by' mdfctirial applications) tor sox after'; htitrgiihrkiftinuire' of all medicine and the aLt o / u i t e : •of the fi rstfikktittleiheir of the, Faculty here,. WI , worst .worse. for two ye. I. was reduced to a - state aintost en' • pnr.illaed and htlyilrid . de'iLripzion, being an entire leper, and ulcerated froni head to rcot, --My head, throat, in - 410 4 0 . , leloi , ,4 1 0 1 ,..1ec. have; liven alternately in danger 0 ' Incioning useless ; i n spurt, I have had from twenty t° Ildely 'eating ulcer - on nil tinkly, and nearly totally rt 4 P prived of sight.—lt would be VolUtltillaU3 CO partfolio; nett Xll lily iatig±-SttliiC4 it- to ctyi .tyhero never wad, or v r will be, one (ir a ' More dangerous, - or, Of a more 'con l .l' l , l *.; catkct nature? 4-Viris long' !naked epoit,tyray friends, li e ° imogitied- myself, hei'onst• all hopes:;of recovery.; andi' ill. deed, in my_ then co‘ t idition, , death way preferable t 9 . 11 4 More than Miserable' state. lie this dreadful situation 01 I drag' a Most inikrkble existence, till Divine Providiql threw .in nrY,Way a Newspaper containing the . caul et ~, ‘l l Mr, a,.of .Pty mouth --my friends read it,-1 could nal-„.ii-- `sent and procured some of your I.E AKI E's PATtr UPS I'l ; which, t,. using frOn ti h tim lie td - e, amnow„_ . ~;146 llayo long beet (after inore than-four years imies.cr.w"'s distress), in as good a statepf 11 cal tii .ai ever 1 eirjeved i 15 . proof of dint; 1 had a - tine; thriving; lfealt hi , child, liorif 1 :: me a fesv months ago. to gratitude: to God, and in . bpi; of rendering ,'ray tellow-creat hat service., L request P u 4 , publish this; , and you may at any time refer persons w4'. wisleto he satisfied of the truth of this,' or further .o'o* ciilarec, to 'wormy friends, bN . . letter or person: nate As few . cases fiar badness w '.l 1 ever equal .ntime, att , , ,-- re exceed It; I have frona experienc e event reason to Oss4,, i In ftnk hid i Alnitift yeta LEA K Ps" 'P I 1., LS they will r 1 . 0 4, aura speedy,. safe, arid rAdicali cure,' co; the.- most d c ,,,., ful s'zat i rilf the: V.enereat Disk....ase, which is C211c31 A °' YI1011.r."1:UES. ' .., I.l ' ', • I , , I • , . ' ' making i * Insininoiint Ale family ' reasons ' prevent making 114 nitre and addriCss publi2 ; but 'creditables personi l'e'„; wanting inforiminon may . also be referred to inc S fru.ll(l3 by Airs, S. (..:laric Ikantsay4ilarde,ns, Etijnburgn . • l'reliared and' sold by. the Sole Proprietor, 1 T. TAVl.t)k, 'Metrilier nt'the44Yld Cull °o, . Sure — I% i n i.. 0 1..d0ri, fi t 'hi* -hqiiSti, NO. "..14clair lii*lge , trer•••4- Whelk he will give. Advice ,witnotit a t.: , :, t.) pers o n? tAir hi; thesl: ('ill . , and will answer patients letters, it p9s: on-the same terms, observing in'-all C23C6 the it tit P 4O , 4 , 0 4,,,1ab1c , ,54:cfc: 4 .;y, no • pOrsrail"S name, or- case: having AO mentioned, but at ticit own plrticular ropiest, by the i rzr p r i eto r, at: . :: - the cotir%e, of t mire than `thirty-six yeOr''' OA ne-has nto the condtteting of an extensive.salti . re above :"vl..,kiiiniaz,, and. the pran;tice -arising therefrom. ' Tlicy ~re .iii 4 :.014 by his Appointment, for the conk` , nitre- of those' living_ at a distance, by Mr. 154tes ' ,South -brill e;; Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, gow, to whom also. Mr. T. refers tar his address; l'ertniner's, '1 4 O• 3i, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; : Robertson's - TOy-shop, N. to 3, 0 xtbrd-street ; Mr.'ra 7. b o rough's, No. 7, • Fistr.strcet-1011, nearly opposite th e , 'r r a: n T u o rrt w e e tt n y iii ir .; F• m st . ec c P a s i , i, lt re o l o i t; s s: D ll;r b , i N i 4 a s ;id U b m y o o n n , . e ro pe wi rs 7 - iti every considerable town - in Great-Britain and Ireland. ~, boxes of only as .; 941. each, diiettioos,, whereby persons of either Sex, may Cute th*--r st ives with CO ce and secrecy, - -t of sW t4 i ci n Ntnc . ll: fi r s i, U . ' N . Si w ts'E : P l i k r i l i f g e°' ( .. lic:i' :: av rt it . s t liu r cili ' iti ". 's t is O ntlait i l aGe tt ti7-P ! u ::: e t:fitil w rilv c lu i°ett ' a c t-h.in li f Ita i iti s iiiell ;e s I C'e o a an d 7;71 i s 144 r: ail ()then art counter:int! -.' • • ....., I