The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-16 00:00:00

From the LONDON CAZET7'I,', Dec. 14, 1805 Commissiom sled the LOrel 1-kir:et:ant of the C , itettiy of Berks. Alll2iia. 'Adam Mandy, rig. to be Captain. Dated July 30, iffos. Tn be Lieutenants-,-Ensign Stephen Judd. Dated*Novern her 24, tilos. EasiAn William Slade • Dated N0V.27, aO5. "To be Ensigns Arthur liantilton, Gent. Dated tlepteni. bet. 2 4, illos. lohn Purcell, Gent. Dated November 2 0 , t8o;. John Phillips, Gent. Dated Nov. 21, 1805: • Ntwhity Pau/titer litjantly. Ed ward Montagu, Esq. to be . Captain. • Dated fuly 9, tgoc. Francis Charles Parry, KO. to he ditto.' . Dated July to, 180;. 'Win Gaines, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated, Septern. bcr 2, 1805. tat Rohr Vaunter. Caval t y, Riyht Hon. William l'lcydell fithiveric, commonly called N'iscount FOlkebtonC, to be Captain. Dated Sept. t 4, zgoi. Irnircr 14hotteer Cava( sy. - - - itaort 'Murray, Gent. •to be Lieutenant. Dated. Nov. 1 :;,i. Francis Stracey, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Nov. I, ts:s. Crnnthil&n in the Tunbridge Wells Volunteers, rigned by the • lard Lieutenant of the Ceuttfy of Went. George Fry, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice O'Grady, resigned; Dated October 4, 1 Sof. ammilsionr in the Ist BattaliOn of Carmarthensbire Volunteer I , !y the Lord Lieurrita,ll of ate C'GattlyofZ : 47: ma, then. Dated flambee 2, Lient.:naitt Duvitt Thomas to he Captain ofa Company, vice Smith, deceased, Lnsign 'IIIOIII3S hiurvn to be Lieute nant, vice Thomas, promoted: CWM/11.1JiGd: Jiord by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lancaster. To be Deputy Lieutenants—kit:bard Entwistle, Esq. Dated April iB, 1805. Edmund Wit6tatelty Rigby, EN. Dated April 29, 1301. Ist liattallos of L.:new/dr, Militia. Thomas S,tepleenm.n.,6ent, to be Surgeon. Dated Odobrrjt, 2d Bartrikn. Dominick Daly, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Odober 25,1305 i Thomas Souks, gun. Gent. to be I.teuten.int. Dated Fe, breeirry eB, 1805. lohn Wright, Gent. to be ditto. I).ued February 9, :B;,s. Evan A , lerci.lith Browne Gent. to be Ensign. I.lltell January 12, !hos. john Gent, to be Surgeon. Dated 1 “ , :ti:11 et, 18es. 3d Batraiol. 12Mea Turner, Gent. to be Lieutetwit. Dated Mardi s, Mos. James IL:lvey, Gent. to be ditto. Dated fildrch 0, tBos. Richard 01:11tant 14:noway. lent. to be ditto. Dated March 7, :8,4. George Ricisdate, Gent. CO be Emoign. Dated March 5. 1803. - Tiomna* Richarthon; Gent. to be ditto. Dated .Iziren 26, 1105. Willi ctn Lllam, Gent...to be ditto. Dated November 4, 1805. lames WittlefbOttolll, Gent. Dated November 27, :B*i. IV ililaM Tib3oll,Gollt. to be Quarter.M4ster, !Lied Odober ;5, Itios. 00,a iFiVI 1/!i! 1 1• 'TO 'THE EDITOR OF THE IUN. silt; Observingin The Mindy Pitta few days ago the follow ing Letter: • " SIR, 7 - Ha v ing read in The Evroteem Altathti, for the - month of tune •last, a-Letter respecting' my having - re fused to let my Son perform for the Theatrical hinds, take leave to make a few coillnenle thereon. Although the engagements I was under rendered it impossible, without in uffing a heavy •penatty,, for my .Son to play last 4osini, it was well known it was his wish, and my full intention, he should this season pertOrm tin that r excellent Institution. If the reports circulated with sci much industry have been kept up with a view to irritate., antlituluve me to refine any assent to - my Sufi's in:HO/Ming tor the Charity alluded to, ,until some apology he made -for: such Malignant aspersions, the Author will be disappointed of his - aitiL The best answer to suchattempts..to degrade ine, and injure my .Son in the esti.. • illation of the Public, -is to take this method of declaring, .that my Sun will perform for the jointtcnefitof the decayed . i s uhifs at DrtirY-laneand Covent-Garden, any i ng lirthe Qum. mittee appointed fur each Fund shall, in conjunction, . settle with the Managers at either Theatre they ma y ivishtim to perform at. . " I am, Sir, your very humble SerVant ' • " HENRY BETTY. " Manchester, Dec. s, tflos." • PabliSher.Or the said Magazine, I think it ttiy duty to rescue that Work from the possibility of being misconceived by, the Public as the . vehicle of " tsIitLIGNANT Asriastoits." - Iu order thereto, trouble you with exact Copies of the Letters alluded to, that an impartial Public.may form its own opi nico as to the satisfaelwy nature of the conzments which Mr. • BETrY :bas . been pleased to make thereon! . . . " Mit.Asrmitot, • t see, by your elegant .Magazine of the last month, you are slow of credit to ne'wspaper autho rity fbr Mr, BETTy's having refused to'urge his Son to. play one niOt for the decayed 'ACtors of' the Theatre Royal,. Drury-lane. You may depend on the faC ;. for ;I wrote the subjoined Letter; but thinking I should arrogate too filch 'to myself, lid it before tlit. Committee, Who flattered me by their adoption, sent it to him by their Secretary, and; in sia weeks after,- reteived an answer in the nciative. " 1 am: Mr, very truly, " tour's, a J. MOODY. 44 Barnes Terrace, funs tt, igos." - TO MR. BjTTY, Teach the to feel anther's woe. "SIR, " From a liberal mind I am sure of pardon s in the reuse of huManity, for this trespass on your time. Io be brief and simple is the lite pf business and the soul of science. %Vc undersigned, the Masret, Trustees, and Committee for managing the Fund for the decayed Aeipriskof the Theatre , Royal, Drury.lsne, raised by that greit ..masses of his are, I)4v te CArtitiCK, Esq. end by tutu incorporated by alt Act of Parliament tor the purpose ; finding, at this wne, our, Finances so low, have bees obliged to pate down the income of our poor claimants, by a severe and heavy poundage ; end unless your Son stands forth for us, with his transcendant one night, we shall be poor indeed. We have arisen you, - Sir, our advocate to him for this liberal .decd of believolonee to be extended to hit. aged, distressed brethren f which l jr!tneil to his present popularity, wUI consecrate his Awe to time's end. " With great respedt, . " We are, your obedient Servants, •• MA DI)OCKS, Sec. for , . " Counnittoc, /cu. " Theatre R. D.-Lane, March iSos." . Ye here find, Mr. Editor, that .. a veteran A&or of most reoptidable charieter, near 40 years a fa vourite of the. Public, and now retired in the evening of iife to' rural vase and contemplation, makes a powerful appeal to itte " liberal mind" of Mr. vrry, ,on ,behalf of h iS decayed and distressed Bre. thl4en; pays' t tribute Of the highest eulogy to' the " transcendent abilities"• oof the yo - ung 116tur ; and, in conclusion, &clams, that his compliance would be a deed 9f benevolence ,that would " consecrate his name to time's encl.'? • This atte6ting appeal fr in the cause of humanity," couched in term aof profound resPeEt to Mr. BETTY, and of aothomont twins Son, the former 'sulèrs to be before burn six weeks unanswered, and then sends a rflusaL if, Sir, iris tardy - ac swerin the negative had mentioned (what his present Letter states) that he was restriaed by positive engagepents and heavy penaities from a compliance then, but 'intimated an intention to, comply in the following season, when no such inability might exist, it cannot be supposed that so reasonable an excuse, and so Welcome an in tintation, would have. been passed over in silence by Mr. Moo" - arn, Sir, Your bumble Servant, JAMES ASPEUNE. No. t, Corahill, Dec. 4, do;. PDX HUNT. GRANTHAM, Dec. ie.—L.-On .Tuesday last His • GrSCO ' the Duke. of IttrrLANß!s , hounds met at a covert in. the vale-of Belvoir ; there was present a very numerous field of the hardest riders belbnging to the hunts of that .neiglibeurhood. The. hounds found at the first covert they tried, and went away close at his brush, over the finest part of the vale. They ran, • without intermission, for three hours, and were whipped oil at the great Woodlands beyond the berth road, late in the evening; the ibx being. but a short distance before them, and the hounds on excellent terms; . but as the huntsman and whippers in had been tired for several miles, the few people present thought it more prudent .than running the. risque of the hoUnds being left o ut a ll n i g ht. ~ft. is supposed the distance they, ,ran was full 35 miles.r and 20 as the crow flies. The wiy people at the end were, Mr. FORIII4STSR , and la i r. CRAVEN, ;nd . another Gentleman, whose name we are unacquainted with, also two farmers. Saturday the Serpentine River being frozen over, was crowded with skaiters. Lord FL - PeTTr, Lord A. HAstit.Toti, Mr. T. SHERIDAN, and Lord AUCK , LAND'S Sons, were, most distinguished by their grace and agility.—St. Janieies Park was much crowded on like oceasion—about twelve o'clock three Ladies, dressed in scarlet pellices, appeared on the ice, tied excited general admiration by the ease and gracetbl ne.ss of their movements. Loid CitAVI:N; Sir F. RSYNOLOS, CO). RAMSBY, &e: Vt.ete likewise among the skaiters. One Gentleman got a sevsre ducking by approaching too near die hole inadialiar the swans. On Friflay night a fire broke out at a Public-- , house, the sign of the Grotto, in the Borough, which burnt dawn that and an adjoining hotse. •"" wzy a , 1% This Sentence, after pronouneincr an honourable acquittal from all the charges wliicll. had been pre ferred against tile Colonel of the East London Mi litia, proceeds to 'the following ,severe antinadver sions on the conduka of other Officets of that Regi ment : " The Court cannot, forbear to express. that it would have hrtd satisfaetion in discovering that the' motives of the Proseeutor, Capt. Ayres, in preferring the .charges .against his Colonel, had had for their ob . jea the ends of public justice, or the good of the service ; but it is with regret the Court has found that most of, the Charges are .unfOunded in 66, vexation's, scandalous, and malicious, and arising from private pique and party resentment ; and the Court cannot 'too strongly censure the .condu& of Capt. Ayres, having suffered accusations to lie dormant, and to accumulate, and afterwards, at 'a distant day, bringing themlOrward. " Neither can the Court -pass over without ani madverting on the condu& of Lieut.-Colonel Jen nings, and Major Wilson, whose rank in the Regi ment should have led • them to have exerted their best endeavourstowards healing and conciliating any party aniMosities which might have made their ap- pearance ; whereas, on the contrary, the Court has, with concern, perceived that instead of their exer cisingthe authority which attaches to their - rank in those endeavours, they have not only been totally indifferent as to the evil consequences which might arise, but have thereby contributed to the dissen tions which haie prevailed in the Regirnent 4. and the .Court cannot hut, observe that party spirit has even appeared to .operate upon their minds in the evidence they have, given before this Court. • " The Court are sorry tahave occasion thrther to observe, in. the strongest terms, upon the condu& of Mr. Tupper, the .Surgeon, who has not only been the author of some, of, the unfoUnded charges brought. against his Colonel, but who has appeared to the Court, during the wholeof these proceedings, - in the most culpable and- reprehensible light, parti cularly in respea to the first article of,the second • charge, relative to • Francis Miley ; and that he has endeavoured to fix upon his Colonel the respon sillility which attached to himself. " The. Court cannot but remark Upon the indeli cate and unbecoming situation. in which Capt. Wel. her, the Adjutant of the Regiment, has placed•him self, by assisting Capt. Ayres, during the , whole'of the trial, in the prosecution against his Colonel upon so many unfounded charges." . His Afajesty :has bpen pleased to approve' this Sentence, and in 'consequence of the above repre sentations against Jenttngs, Major Wilion, Captains Ayres and. Walker, and Mr . , Tupper, has direEt ed that the 'above O ff icers be, dis placed from the Regincnt. On Saturday, at Queen-square, an apprentice who bad inlisted in the Army for .general service, and sworn himself-not. to be an apprentice s was ex amined again. It is, by a late ACt, made a trans portable offence, both for the seducer and- the se duced ; the former is • not in .custody, and .the ap prentice was reirianded.. On Saturday a 11 o r who had eloped from the Phi-` Lint hropic` Society, was taken to IYaittort-Garden Police-Otiice, charged with a robbery by, a chimney sweeper, who ha * d*given him .protcaion. On ac count of his youth, he was,ordered back to the bene: volcnt Asylum from,which Ile had inconsiderately' fled. On Saturday another examination took place at 'MarlboroUgh-street on the subjeet 4 4,„„illegal insur ances. • A person of the name of Stanley having. been conVieted it, this Office, on Tinirsday, for tak-H ing illegal insurances, in the Little-qO Lettery,, Julia Burke, who laid the information against hi m , under took to bring others Of his accomplices to Justice..• Three Officers were 'dispatched on Friday with the • Prosecutrii to apprehend a person of the name. of Chunky, and his wife; and "after hiving obtained some information of his residence, which' was in Portland-street,, front the wife of 'Stanley; the re paired thither, and secured them. Books containing the insurances, and' blanka and Prizes, were found in • Chanley's hoitSe. The Prosecutrix stated, that Chauley and his WitikWere With Stanley when he engaged to introduce her tb the drawing; but after following them several hours, she was left et.a lie house at Knightsbridge, and saw no More of them. She proved having insured t c itambers. with Chanley and his wife, and theyoitre• convi6ted. The Magistrate, however, dischamed the wife, she having e6ted under the influence of her husband.-- Chanley was Ordered to be imprisoned. three months. 'PUBLIC.OEVICE, . 1 1ow , STagET.--- , Lath on Friday night .a young twin w a s brought to the Office by Anthony and Adkins / and, usiderwent an eiamina , tion before Mr. Hem) and Sir Ntrutia3t Paßsoms,_ charged With being, concerned with several Others in ' picking the pocket of . JOhn Mash, of Bank Notes to• • the amount of forty-tliree pounds, on NVednay Mom : ing; between seven and eight o'clock, at e house, in Bear-street, Leicester-Square. It appearek' that the Prisoner, Prosecutor, and 'several,-, others, had been playing at the game of Hazard, at a gambling-hous e h 'Lisle'-street, all Tue s d a y night, and, about six o'clock-' they all We to t h e a b ove public-house to drink purl.. —The Prosecutor fell asleep sitting by the fire, when hispocket was picked of the aboVe sum. ThOPrisoneriaid he was a house-: keeper, and a respeatible tradesniari, was employed by GoVernment, and declai%al hisihnocence of the transat*ion in the most soleam•illaZile. The Ma gistrates replied, they were bound to believeevidence upon oath, and he - Must he. coininitted for further examination, and hoped this would be a warning to at home with his flintily,' instead• of go him to keep lug. to a gambling-house, and sitting up all night . Oa. Saturday a charm-woMari, named Hapthraw, was committed to Newgate, charged with stealing various articles from the liouSe • of' Mr. Davis, 'of • Hattou,wall, where she was occasionally em,ployed.' On Saturday a woman who had tt'e n left to take r. care of.a house in Norfolk-street, - cs At . foetid hang ins from the roller on the kitchen door; and all. at-' 1 ; tempts to revive : her .proved paavailing. A Coro ner's Inquest sat on the. body in the evening,' and satisfaaory evidence being produc4 of her insanity, • the Juryfeund a verdiet accerdinalv •• • ' • • B4Nr,KUPTS. jameollow lobes; of Ncw Boncl•street, Middleset, fruiterer, t,suiren4.l Mo. it, 24; and lan. as, at twelve, at Culltt, hall,. Attorney, Mr, Saw!, lierkeley-square. loon 101440, of Orur .;lane, Middleacx, grocer, to surren. tier L. t 7, 3t, an d au.as, at eleven, at Guildhall. At. toroey, Mr. Wild, amid: square, dewgate.street. • Williato Robinson the youiik:r, of Newcastle-upon... Tyne, saddler, to surrender Dee r 26, zy, at eleven, and jan. 2 . 5, at six, at the Turk's Head litn, Newcotiviupon-1 yoa. A tunnies, Alt - . 1V illiam Harvey, Newcastle. upcin.Tyne ; or Measra Wu' tharn and Styklieusoi4 Castll:-4ttact, Hot. born, 'l.tanclOn.,' , . • .. Willitior l'att'er ; of Salfortl, Lancashire, plumber, to surrert. 'der trio, 6,7, and as, at three, the at !royal Oak Inn, Man chester. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, l'Oitntain-strceri Man '' theater. • . Carnally! Milner, of Thurlston, Yorkshire, and Daniel %Wirt: akaer, of Manchester, .4aotton:sriatitiladurets andto.part. pm, iii burromiCl Dec. 21, aS, and lass as, at tour, at the hash Tavern, Marmot!" Maiteltestaf. Atturjwy, 14‘. Viroain. Edge, Manchester. Pervr. , ,,..,,a0n, or Went worth• Street, St. Mary, Whitcchare), AtILI(110ex, i,; , ,oper, to surrender Ucc. 31, lan. if, and 25, at Qua, at (iutAlitall„ Acturiicy, Mr. G MVO,' Villitteti.44443, :SI raiiti. Nate •,rge Clemens Robinson, late of Liverpool; trier, 4 tick:. 3t, J,ut. 4, .tt twelve, 44425,, ;It Lontioil. A ttui iwy. Mr. licmsteM, b.,1 4 Lulidurs t or Air. %V. M.liptiwbtcr M inacl 1,4;v) : 1 itueniary , tam, Midtiloam, , vittualler, to ..ntroittel pl:‘ 49, zB, ~444 Jan. 21, at eleven, at Guild- Air•ia,c ; , Mr A. losA‘s, Ghat. Goorp..4.Not, Mils' 4:4. Ti) isatv, at Mac- cAficki, county of Cliciact, draper,. to 1.n4. 4, s„ briagewiliCt Anus Amiclic4tdr,'Attolitirt, I. and H. Willi*, ; of Mr. liaircti, Mtuiclunktar. • DIP/DE.I4M, lan. 11. ThothAs Vinn, of Bush.laue. Llnnon.street, titer cltant, at One, At Feb, i'e;er ot'St. Mattitt's.cwrt, Middlesex, yi - Atcitrw.!.:cr, At tett, .tty.t.twitha.ll„. 1 611 . 1 4. l'horhas ituttolsoo, of Charlotte-strict, rottlAntl. M'wtitobtx,,' vitquiller, at tett ; Guilatlall. 14.1.v4 ot the New ,City .Chlmhers, lii,,p,pigitte-stnxt,Lmaion,then.:4l4oL. ow:, 41. L.: thathid.l; lan. 7. l'eter - Govs,ry, ol 14.uWuutt, Stairostishirc, .hpititset, ekVeli, at the.l:ol.lto Lion, Dcansgatr,Man. _.4411:4ter. _ _ . Tao. 2i. lames Cruckshanks, of Gerrard-street; Wcstmin. O'er, itn tai 4,adi and .fan light manufacturer, at ten, at • G ut • 11. Prince, of Stockport, county or. Cliclttr. cotton-spinner, sit three; at tip Do 6 'cavern, licanqate, Wool:eider. ' • him 4. janlef., ‘Vallis l •of Paternoster...row, London t book • sailer,, t we! ve, nt; GwldhuLl. ran. iB. Toinlitis, late of the Bridge-road, Lam- WM, Surrey, coai:limaker, at twelve, it Guildhall. Jan. Is. NorthamptoL, At tight, at the ; Ige tun, Nprt :tit) pton tint.. it. Wiltiant Ulackluck, ot kathhotte- place, Miylettestx, ticalklr in FlLhs artd eorthenwaro, .etryeit; - ut 141 i. 25. 1):tv id - 1 leratersoli tho, yuutigur, fal,v of berniird omett. Ittu.w:ll:-aquAre, Middleaex, merchaw, t%.4:lve, at Unikilt.tt I . Pei). 25, Isaac Vapory, late of Artillery.place,li.ll:scx, tnerettatit, Jt tOll, At ti 1. lan, i. Francis i(nobnins„ of I)s.:retcncl, Ashton, near Hirrning. barn, merultant,, at cievim, at Inc 5w....n Tavern, 13irrnink. ham. . . 1:1;.0 . ..t . i. lame* Sutiti rl utd, of York-treet, St. flaty-le, paioter antt glazier, at ton, at Goitalsall: Jan, 6,, I,nus Tiwickat, of LiAbtpill, itodborouglt, t.; latices.; tursittre, anal Aniiwny Bond, of Staitity's-Elicl, Kitiotat.. lov, &awe county, cluthieta and cuinitinc;., at 4.vc1v,1.; at the Uolden.cros,a,•Cain:;ctoriN, Utout;CA:Tillac. CAR :11 , 1CA TA. pit. 4. Gorse Math, the younter, of Colchester, fssex, A bird of the Cassiowary SPecies,. and measuring K feet and a half high, was some days since taken 11.1 the . River, near the Nore, by two Lambeth boat men it was floating alive, and is supposed to have ii3lien foal) some ship. The men carried it to Fore. ssreet, Lambed), but it died soon after. • Friday the following curious wager'was <leaded at ninhonho Lank, Leeds Mao named Cryer, weighing upwards of stone, undertrrat, fora wager of t Os..tid. to gather stones, placed P yard asunder, and bring than singly to a .I;ffsketin a lino with the first stone, in an hour and at; mi. mites ; which. he accomplished i i minutes within the OW. 11 Serjeant of the Devon Royal Miners is com mitted to . Exeter; Jail, charged with the "Wan 3<lorder of another Serjearit of the same Corps,— They had been drinking together, with some corn-, vi des, near Whitchurelt Down, and on their return. borne a quarrel Wok - place, and there: being, it is supposed, an old grudge between them, the Serjeant suddenly brew his sword, and ran, the Other Ser. jeaut through the body. He instantly expirefl. • CHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martiett.col.9l, L3ow.6!rcet ak'Kl l'a b ) Leiters for the Zdltor, &c,(tiost-puidi, hits: be . addrzssett.' 414"x ' WI" I 41414 E SC. I "" if •Or Sinn!! h o l ' oltati.streCt, c ' rolVetlar-StitUrC ; lon, No. i it; Stri}nd Where Adreritsrents Orders for the i!aper, . .:. . . to the t i NT t RF:s Ti NG TO LA DI ES• ... THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.; T HIS .- at repair, cult 1 At k ig g n T . lt P p ß ut E ; PA il It . cAarnTelsiol vilrepviittliegotie,,r;o4l.to.. afilieted w • ' front repeale d ' and t • , • ' ,es a those Ladies who lifticUlt Labeu a r ''' ea , kmsses and infirniities ; strengthevs tile. stomach, the weakened , org•tnsy and whole constitution. *CO eg .. • Those who ' . 1.1 ., ,_ in an advanced life feel thO,Or tse Lq ue tit on ro thrill excess, or unfortunate Youth who have oroogithr, themselves a numerous front of evils, will by the 1454 6 Oh Ino . st valuable Restorative, fi nd themselvos.restored to la 64, 4:(ll;trAngth, and all the .melancholy symptoins l'el'e in winch C 4 , ,, ,- th i .. i s ch arc the general efti,els of such cJuses. ' ''. 14 510 Medicine, CORD! At BALM or - alt EA - 0 is a rano' I ,_,,. conv, , osed (it some Or the • choicest Viols :; . _ 111 : Strengtheners in the whole r.laterea Mete ca: ..The:pre4,s_!:; long_ and laborious, and requires the most nice and qii r i ,. ~ttiltion-.. It assuredly adonis the ma:4 permanent 110_,:, those unhappy Youths., who have been deluded at,,au-oruic age into a secret and destructive vice, noW cenill y ' n ' wl° u ' u l S them', as well' as to persons is f all ages alb idea with News's „pisorders, proceeding either from an immoder.oc use, of tom' dit.ripleaac,rrtiati.euisisttcil)sorypoe_flau_lusibtntiviasextudaorisliyoilictin‘ysgciso-iri:fi.lnininsoiplegcrautenrollyirsadei4Clif, i th ed e: t l o l4l w l„; fr ,. r i s er ; art drinking, heat of ohn3re,' excess o f grief, . 4 i 654 ),, as well as to phlegmatic habit,,ill general: , not only o as a Nervinet rho w ° v l t i a 'ted mach, the whole nervous system ; correas a .). appetite and digestion in the first passage, .and 05i,t5.„4,1 ,recovering_the tone of' th e urinary 'ae.12,,,05t organs : lience• its efficacy. in the most, obstinat e ' v c , - 00. Complaints in men, and eorrespending weak nessesini .' ~,,,v . ts nipi7orth , laorh ' irm * lyagr 1). I nlet tisßeitr:iblo ii i ilit ' :,te e }lthi l iitliba t ilvh..e s: o uttaa,ze, t c,:t i oli ottl i oi4jl.4ln e ncse: n lNey i lill. e . rirr.oiri let r c:l. ntssci n a Itet it Lr g oianitrote..teti r wr, aTi p h T to:lne d. c(ifini:l.s).,l4loy t itioa. l ol l ,,,t) ei r e,r:ti: I otnfi h i 110,:gileo,:;, and‘,l the iir il s ,.i.nyi,v : i a tirt i,. 10 1 . 1 :l e t, visscsai o .it:r.:e t 4:i s :ii,isp : . b. : 1 :: : :: i i, r 1,1:. 1 ,p, ; ( 1 1. i. air ' , ' ,ll t i E; : tasur i s a .s., should coruider, that" where'the tnuatain is poll ute ' ' , The ANTI-I M VETICi N,S,oriiol,ol‘4oe,ts'''.( int. Pl e nt r s ci o u s rte r b . y duty incl:lded • . ... ii_ulritgesr,6'4Alll:lliticlns.''Sth°..iieluTti;liCattfil :e7l:at;y7er79:F.tatrill:vri::l.:'..Til;er.l,dilinittlii Bottle has a Stain , whuli bran's the P )rietor' Pal m ' 4 Address, „, „ .►I: • rui .._ te „, h i c h SUltil. SOIOIIIO3, Liverpool," to 'mita w," e felony. ' Doubl Postage . af alLLetts to Dr. Solomon, 1 ,14 e, I . P °Qii mu 44.- paid, and a eel: of cog. nd,. inclosed or Atlyie4:. Also, jisst,pnblished, Price 3s. , + A New Edition (with Additions) 0 1 +jest A GUIDE to HEA LTI-1,• in a 'variety of,Crirri/i,:v some of which are trciatof no under the following no" ije, i levice to Nervou4' Paliollt;,—Astiumt,—llarren Wom_,.., . lency of Natural Streif.Phreinale Co,nplainst—u°7ll,!, bl -1311112 ' in the Slot - mu:n-14 yperliendriac ConiPlatttsi'"-sir. !mat Sinking--Loss or Defect of -Mentetl — It " ti ., l— 'l 4 l olC* Scurvy- Scrofula—Turn of Life—Venereal DitseAs-- ness—Youth.-7.lSy S. SOLOMON M.D. 1 So • Id by Mrs. .Mrithews, No. - tS, Strand, .1 0 1d (n ‘ ; . 7 , l :e r ; '7,1114111 l'rllll+ir_ No. pc, and Mr, Riettini. Nortl,l,l4„°;tat Ir. Baxter and Mr. Scutt. South-13611re; Mr. Davv ,s° "„..r; !- y.sband, Elder and CO. htlinburgh; !W. Baxter, Gia!,%,,‘„ :v. Cameron, Greenock ,_• G. 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' ''' '-' - . _.............'-'" Li)NDON : Printed by R f :it the SIIN-Orn tobut,-oicamats. 13. Aericiti—the Swallow, Breddy, from Poston; Atgive, Bovnes, ant - LC:nod Intent, i'hatehell, from Portsmouth ; and the 'Dna Tender, frortfa Cruize. Sailcd—the :Mary, Rvder, for Hull • Anna, King, for Londoi r. Nev 'Hopei Martclaws, l'orlsfivmth; T vv° Brothers, Haynes,- for Plymouth ; Industrious, Aldridge, for Southunpton Attu,'"HollOway, for Weymouth; and Ahlar, • Collin,: for Leghorn. • • GRAVESEND, DEC. r 3. . - Passed' by—the Renewal, Cromartie, • from Earbarlces; Steady, Sall, from .St, Vincent's ; and Edmond, Petetgo n • born Lisbon. - Sailed.—the Augustus Cxsar, Dell, for Jamaica ; Marry PhilliPz, for * Waterford; Spring, Cummings, for Cork; Frow kgnetha, Rehrnans, Ceute flotibung, Illnk, Jorge pc. ter,• Mayer, Elizabeth, Gni t, and Vtow Catharine, Jacobi . , for Hambro', • ' ' . . . BIRTIIS. On the gth inst. the Lady of S. Hurst, jun. of the Genes4l Post-Olßee, of a Daughter. On the 2d inst. at Ha I I ibricken Ireland, the Lady of Cap tain F. Maitland, of the Loire Frigate, of a Son. On Thursday, the Lady of Dr. Turner, of Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, of a SCA. Lately, at his house in Great Cumberland-strect, the. Lady of the 1-ion Charles B. Agar, of a Son. ..., On Monday last, Sir 4 C i l A tar ß l:7E i t ) h . . Nightingale, Bart. of 1 5; i neesworth, Cambridgeshire, to Miss Vickonson, rid! d ughter of Thoinas L. DiLkot;sono Esq. of West Retforri, On the toth lust, Go , rBe Marc y E:lE.(lC:. Nottinghamshire. • ()11 Tu--''' l4 Y. H. Thompson, le! of the Rolal SrafiCorps, to Nliss Emily 'ones, clanplitel of the late Rev, H. Jones one of the Minor Canons of kn. dititer Cathedral . . ptain and Maus* of {Vest niattla M k -I,!Fnaica, to Ikliss Nichols, eldest ,laughter of the late itev.:: VII lianyNichols, of Clu:linarsh.ll,ol, in Oa Cajin ,, Y 43 ! Sa, ' lop, • mouth Garrison, folur huller, Esq. it I.Mher or Partilarteet On the 7th tilt . at Rochfo rt, fOr East Love, to Miss Aug usta Eliza Nixon,. third tlatrtitot, of John Nixon, l, B , l i e Queen's County, ire b011)1411, 10/i'eclinoehlit.ilaiyotillt: Ni titxhonitts,tts'qh.y ilrpietitiael_ Nliicalnecre.otatyltyhrt., l an d .. ‘, -q• of La t.rg. , , Thomas Sheppard, land, the seat of.Guitavus iturne C l o t t o i c il l t i ) fo o l said County, Majof_Generai - Mervyn Arc 1i,1,,1i, ‘l P. s' the County of Fermanagh, to •Miys Rodtlort,•eldct (lan; 1--. ter of Gustavus flu,ne RochrOrt. Evi: Miss Beardsworth of Enfield, - M iddles". ~':::a . (in the Bth inst. R. Silvera, ESq. native of 1 arMi" , , 1.( '.,, BraDdMi elde st danghter of Mr. Daniel Brandon; of l'oisho: ..... Lately, the Rev. Mr. WilliaM Clare, of Westhorp, N•..! tingharns hire, to Miss" Tekel I, daughter of lohu 'I e!:ell, Esq. of the,Middle Temple, ' - —...........—'----". of I horntoi, hiallft,,:e:lscgrln.:6:itr.i.ii:(l,:i;,o::: .. DIED . c a w. 1. in the Sith ... '•c I ' - 'lt 'chard }hill, 44 7 - ear•e. - !is ,:7,,e, a North Court, _. . E iwird Go) . Pun' Th ' • - The sante clay ar Portman place M r. , • ders. 9 - ' 2,nilhursdaY Oening nt tti, bonne in Stra.tnnAtreet, Plc', On the Loth inst, _it.hii'flol.lSe Rt FingION..SOSSaI 1 nth : year OC his me, the 1 yall, Es+. ' ?L ." ! vil , e7 .On the Lithinst. the int;nt soti ot Sir Joseph * -3 * Bart.' - • - ~ tit Vali On the tztli inst. in the 75th year of her age, o , Drury ()Way, President and Chief Tyler, of Caroline street, Bedford-s Qua :- '' . h ' ita 3 ' On the - 17th of September, Ar sr. viraccnt's , t- -e e of that coioity.. • ----,!--e ,--- justic PRICE 0 jrocgs, Stink Stock, Navy y per Cent. shut c per CCIA. 1797, irlSh 5 per Cent. 4 Pcr Cent. 761 77 3 per Ct. Red. 6a ;9 3 per Cent. Cons. shat Rank 1.. Ann. 17 r..l6th Ditto Short Aim. t t;;;6ths India Stock, India liondii; 13, Spittlt Sca Stock, E%Oequcr Bills, par, Otpniurn, Imperial 3 pet Cent. Ditto Ann. 41 CODS. 0./C1111%,,..9 .--+-" TATO