The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-21 00:00:00

Frern ihi LONDON O 42:17T E, 3'ol. i 9,1865. Whitehall, ; 74a. 7, 0305. The King has . been pleased to grant' onto 111iw , 171 rie Li'"(-' B,iiityiy, in Loin, tic'. His Royal - Licence and Authority, th.tt i nla y r e ceive a nd wear the Ensigns of the Order of Christ, conferred upon him by Ilis Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal and •Ilsit to Ord!=r, that this His Majesty's concession and declartion / together with the relative documents, may be re., tistered in the College of Arms. ordnance.o . lfice, ttos. Rcjrtl Regimen ( o/ SeentlA Liellteilinit lames Fogo to be First Lieutenant, I.):ited DCC. 21 tgo4, Second Lieiiteitatit Hot Crawley . to be ditto. Gated a$ above. Second I,leich.l,,tot )I 1 int Pay rpori V> he ditto. Dated its above, Second Lieutcnaid Spencer i'.lirett to be ditto, vice Henry F, I dson, cea,ot Dat.,ll Doc, 26, 1304.. Sz..7cw; 1 I.leitil tcutt ide 1101), %V. Arbotbnott to he ditto, vice I W right, de. eta:x(l. Dated as above, Cwnmhtions In ere Roval , t,..tticlsltigc sivied Ijy tb( ~,,,, _ Lord i,ieweitant _ , Sit Battalion. "Edinund Wit6tanley Rigby, Esq. to be Cap (lo, ) 0 , 0 . 04. Benjamin Wu, colt. to be I,i.,lltenant I)atal•aa above. 2d Dian. C batten) llannatri, Cent. to be I.ietttenant. 1),,t1d., Nav e .' 01,4. Vitt Iturttarn, Gent. to be di;to. 3) ; t t e f i'Hoy: . ,3, 01 9 4, ‘ William 1;:iillen Brown, Gent. to be Dated Nov; 6, 18-4. John Clerard, C••:,t. to be En4n. Dated NE.JY. 3, tvintray Cain, in Burgess,' 6viit. t .inn tint(/' Dated Nov. iq, vo4. 3d Ditto, I ;ones Wi4iey I,l:lvis, Esq' to be C a pt.iio. Sept, z 7, lolot Robertson, Lsq to be I.)ated (./e.t.. 9, ;44. 'Cinutopbet Halt.s, 'Esq. pr;nioted to be ditto. l'/Att!ci Dec. 14, tgog A hney HOlllOO, Etal. 10'be. ditto. Dated Dee, i.l, 113e4 licnty Shepherd, t,ent. to be Lieutenant. DatAtt t 3, oo4. • • latnes Lersbaw, Cent. to be ditto. I)ated Nov. I,'i 1104. William Gat., skill, Gent. to be ditto. Datel Nov. I 13.4. 111( 1111 2s Cressy, Cent; to be ditto, Dated Dec. 14, 1804. VLtcr Sittitl), Gen:. - to, be Qaarter-tLister. Dated Ott. 2, 1804. C imp thu olls it e 'rawer Hamlets Militia, ugned by tLe. lard I.l.futt4aitt, .13,11 rd D t r. 5 , 13 ° 4. • R.sipnent. Ensign clunles Henry Pk:arse to be Lielt.11::111, vice Lewis 11/101d,ittnt, TesiAned. Easign con n;lharn to be I,ioutenant, vice joint 'Samuel Locil2e,n;. , (. , :::iscct, Tbadetts ()rnara tab:. Ensi) , ,n, vice Pease, 1/1"01110teti. anintissions aired Ey this Pier Lifutenant of 'be County oj Mid dlesex. Ly,d Lititnal Green Volunt,:et - lajaatty. jobn Carrick', Ei,q..to beLieutenant-Colonel. Dated Nov. S. T. Sturtevant, Esq. to be Major. Dated as all.) 1. ; I ‘. Jacques, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 23, is ;Imes I acitte, Esq, to be ditto. Dated as above. Robert V , ' H on, Esq, to ne ditt6. DAted NOV. 13, 1804. 11.0 b (;elll. to b.:Lit:tat:llAM. Dated May 23, iSe4 it. C. i;•••:;:r: , to be ditto. Dated Nov. 13, 18. 4. •lebtt Foot, Gent. vo i Ensign. • Dated aiabove. lohn „Xing, Gent, to be din .P, Oared aA above. E. , J. I.eys, (kilt. to be ditto. D.tr:l as *above. William Daniel Cordell, Gent, to be SurKeon. ,Dated May 23, 104. ,••‘, . lobo Hubbard, A.M. tube C DAtcd aS above. lES .SVPRUSEDIED. 4.V I olbury, 1 lerciorthAlire,,currier. John WO% 1.11 Shcmtone, of Port4ca, county of Southampton, PA .^`KRUPI S. j o hn Heel;, ftridgewittr.r, Sontt:trs6tsttire, ironmonger, to siorregag 1.111, 0,31. I nn, and ltit.trch %, at t.:et Inu, ;tt e! , ...vett (..toli day. At» tor pi os , kfr f Ars, iii ike .001 en c l. 6tr.et,dsv:.l , ; or Islart.H.s, -14w:4.6 111.! , :f4:"44'4.4:r-.414 , ..;!1, I,:a'. t 1 ,, t' I 22, 2.9, marl :t4 ,`.,t1,1444ey, Tivrto v, of eltoltte.dl)....l, (;)1111.1 cartitemvare-, itt;to, to ;,, , `,;(1111. v. h at elvvca, at Clot it, lioiNtro:cOurt, C 1 1 ):, ; ,„ . 0; ."-0-1.;tr.q(11:411.t, ;v1 .4t ten, at. Cull/{hall, , t.:44ltarbury; .or Str.tort. ;:, St, t%':„ittoittiter, Cot •tvii, 29, It 0118, ;\k t: v (;,..11,111titt. ttoritcy, Nit . . !utiles ..i1 ;,w;11.1111.i.;a10. 1)/,' F(.1", 16. II -'P V 1)01v ChcApslde r Lon , t4m, riln 1 ...it .11, it (;;Iii(111:111. l-eis. 16.; ; r phi t , ;.L ;', z,ard, and larrles 1:07,,,,rd t ; 1 . AIt:SCX, stahlt;.l.. i r. .t:. Yti, ;'0 • Vet'. gi. • iLi lit ,dtl ,Cstr. cord. ;2.14 tcr, (;tou. cestcr. . „t< (.. , ter t morcer, at ten• At ti • !, ,'4 . f.l, .s)lll,:t.iter. • Feb. II . M c4lico.matiuf3c. toter, ..1 ;; tite Star Inn,;,tGr. Feb, 4. r. Jo ~ ',,mbtrlantii crier. cltal.t, 4, , r' t, SVirii~irtven, t c t ) . tx t; i , ;; joiner, ai e1.,4c11 ; 1101 I;. f c ;, ! un, of Ivy v,;,ttt,:-streta, 1.,o11; at etevcit,:tt ! 13 . )11(1.3treet, St.. George, . 1 '.4 re, -102.1nercflant, At 04e, At t „ Lf;er, of Citarlsi.ttreet,.... Middlesex Hospital, r .1 01 , :veit., at titititlit4ll• . ~1 1, , , 14te of To,t,tenham, , I I I) 1) 1 11Cti2tIlUill V;;,0 'Arnold Jolla Cc , 1, G Niter Vint:, talc of anti co-partiors, •v co, G L 114111,111. r ; I",lttliant I„avlson Ilyron 4 of Lincoln, „t'i, eleven., at 14 1'11,1C:ill Feb. q. loan 1 1 / 4 . i,icaulay, of 1,,iri.001, merchant, I liv, La...y . , of eursitor.oArcer, C;halicery-laue, Lonaon, hr t .s... milo, Twilur, of.Mithite-row, Holborn,' iNlidtilesirx, curler, i 'William k..e.itu: and }Mir. Peaq.e., or liasitiAtialKstrcer, Lon , duo, (_A hi clot allkt c.o.p . artiiets,. lotto GrAtrix Sil',itli, or Latcho'c.row, Buxton, Mithlielex, merchant. DAVitt 1)0 BO' ' , um, of Gre.it Winchester-iitrcet, Lo,ridoil, in. bor.mce.-141;.er, . 3,... ~ 1,,, T.A e.r rhp, of BArthury, OxfOrLishirp, wilphi44l6' c.,lothier. , . Willi.w , 1,aw,01, of M 4. , liteter, grocer. • . , itbrahan ','t1....1., , ,i,e,, hcic4.lr . g.,, of Site lane, London, merchant, few nighta ago 4 ging of thirteen poachers went to Thorpe snood, the property' of • Lord Sta. field, when, after kil,lit•i; 'wine pheasants,'they were w a y,,llid by his ,I.,w'rlship's watch, on di‘coVering whom, the poachers called out to each other to fire. Three or fur guns were immediarely dis. charged, and though sevl.ral of the watch were se. verely wourided, they Cr.shed forward, and secured three .of the banditti. The-remainder of the gaiii were met arid seized by several of Lord Soffield's Aerv,ints and. workmen, who asito oka „ maned or , hearing the report of the pieces. They ate,all in ~,,t osl y , no d t heir appreho.,nsion has led to thediv,, covrty ofttirtotit“ gal; in the neighbourhood of Cootott, whb h'ave likewise been secated. One of the poaeiers attacked by Lord Suffield's men hiul his be.le.n, and another was woonded by a *.prirg, C#te gat% td me fFotti. Ayie.honi. An inqnisition waa taken on Momlay last at worth, or Itioh Lee, WhO was" found dead in her Oed,room, She ha -ii been seen abroad a short time hetore ; bto hail not.suffered any person to enter her apartment for a number _of years t , nor had 'a . liroom,c s or any other article, been used to clean it. Oti a table by her ,bett.ide were found many NI : .111i'lgs and sixpences completely hid in the dirt. She bad ,some property, and plenty of bed:brim but never used any, nor even a bed, havity t .laccestertr. ed her Self to be upOn. the. sacking of a rd..stead. Saturday a notori i , named Isabella Dl vidson, was oJtmnitted . by the • Marlboroug!l-street Magistrates, for. trial, on a charge of h a ving at tetnied to defraud Mr. Newton, clieeaemcmger, at Knightsbridge. She bought a small quantity of cheese, and swearing that she had given a gaioa in payment, endeavoured Id extort the change from Saturday_ a tsvo.penny postman was committed frog Guildhall for trial, on a charge of an assault of an aggray . ated nature. Saturd;ty a yOung man was committed for trial by the City Magistrates, for picking Gentleman's, pocket. Saturday ir man named Siltree notlerwent'a final eXatninati)o at the Police-Office, Worship-street, on a charge of robbing his ,ftirnished lodgings in Spital: fields, and was fully Cominitred. In additionto the numerous robberies in which artifice has been called' to the aid of enterprize, the following is worthy'of notice---Oii Saturday se'n. night, about eleven o'clock, r man, having the ap.. pearaoce of a servant_; went to the Royal Hotel, in Chester, and stole a pair of auddle•diags, she pro perty of Fl. Parnell, E.g. who had just iirrivrd irom Ireland, with which, though immediattly . pursued; he got clear off. On Sunday, hand.bills having beenis.ored, he was taken in bed by Mr. ParneH's servant, as the Red Lion, in Pulford, on the road is) Ntrrexham. Assistance being procured, they tempted to bring the culprit and bags to . Chester,' When he ,pleaded that lie was so lame he could not walk, and suppliCated them to let him ride on a poney which had conveyed the servant, which they complied with, placing the bags 'on first, and then: the prisoner ; but no sooner was he seared than he set off at full gallop, ,leaving the constable and his assistants motionless with, surprise. Mr. I ) .`a'ser. vant; however, fired at him within the distance of tett yards, but missed After pining a can. siderable,.space, he left the poney and • bags-in a field, and made off. A few evenings since two sharpers, genteelly. dressed, ; went to a coffee-house in 'the neighbour, hood of Aldersgate-street, and calling for a bottle of wine, told the water that they expeded a pakel to lie brought to them from a linen-draper, desir.. ing hint to take care of it should it arrive in their absence. Presently after a young man,, with a par. col of linen with a bill and receipt, Came into 'the 'c ,flee-rooter, when one of the sharpen! got up, ex. claiming with seeming surprise, that he had 'forgot a piece of cambric which was ordered, desiredhirn to go back for ityand leave the parcel with him, Its he would wait for his return. :rile shopman, how. ever, declined leaving it, except in the care of the .people in the bar,' who took charge (if it. After h e w as g o ne t h e swindler,' in a perempoiey manner, demanded the parcel as his property, toil On being refused, he soatched it up, and ran off with it, fol. lowed by his coinpanioo. A,4aoman who has for some time been imposing On this,gemerolity of the iolnibttaots of Ipswich, was Wediu..sby detei!ied and delivered to justice.—, She had two petitions, one of which represented her husband to be lying. on a bed of sickness,' arid, the other stating that he was dead,. arol soli o eiting mo. • oey for his funeral. 'On applying to a Gentleman on Tuesday on account of tier 'dead kusband, ,she gave him the wrong petition, on which he took both from her,.and suffered her to go off; lint the next (la) he detected her pritlisiog a similar impu. aiti;)o on caste of his neighbours. LUNGE V ITY.—There are e,ow living at Kirby "relit, near Ulverstime, a Mao Aid hiS' wile , naMed Sherwin, whole united age ti zot, lie being zoo, and ,she lot. They have ken' twirrietl nearly 80' years, and are both in good he,l;th. Tke loin i, a tailor, plays.tin the vF.lin, and got:s eight or tcu toile% tor the atmhicnif.:nr. o j.ivi.l par. tics, A worm') name Susannah Rolvion is now living o n E aht M onr , n ear, whocoinplevtd her mist ye;ir o seinoight. WlLit is most re. Ittailcabic is, that she suppoiis herself by knitting arid SG Jihr also walks about in search of eat ployrnent, and can even read without 3veetacl'es. !Several of the iohabitantsof 11 3 ty. in W,ll h a y. iinide complaint 10 the New . R,iVer Company, that they had had no water for . several days, the T, :i nc o ck, i.eas meta to examine the pittOtole, which beirig opened, there istitivd forth 30 large eels, some weighing neat 4,11011na‘,; an,l sreArl , e d t o. he cut hefore it couhl 'gr, , t . o . ur'bi the plug,: after Which the water rail fredy. N 4 (liscuverit4 ate of mt utt. iroportar:‘4 than which are cormecteti with the intprot'enit:l-,t. of Agt culture. Every one itai attended to this sch. je.t, acquainted with tne sweeping des' which has been occastow:il liy .. the genus of The- Errifa, or Caterpillar. '.) ,1 1..,f1y this 14 ing. d am , especially in rite \VeNtern 4?istrikqs, depend,, in a great. (tqrre, oti proiloce the .orchard; and In thee D. , t6...t5, at least, it will he of great- utility to circiitatt the intelligence experiment fl,f'illepTi.Jic4:tion of bait-trees from the Caterpillar . , h , :cn tri,rniied with c•mtplete• Ani.:1441 • eattli is moulded ,round tht top of the trto,k trre;, aoti. this is the whole pro. .cess. Front _the hour t ;tat thil'operatitin 15 perf,ino. Abe ittsetis, Leven til the most `ti mote ratinfica. Lo tall, and Lite tree will, in a short tithe, be wit:illy freed from this destrudile in:nottnatice. It . is true, that animal will at. terwartis attempt.to renew hot tiered ; hilt. MI soon ga,lic ataies at the ritik,lf earth, whicit.sh, he permitted, to rernaiti,", h.:, will ;,;von down the irunk with innett ritpidity.thati he attempted the ascent. We state Cols fate with , nofideti,,7c, but we leave: to the learned Zyologist the explanation 6.1 the mystery. . •i 4l : 4t. s . , :. , ;,11 • • 1,4 Ni)()14 print - G1 10CH/tilt) 11,ARRIS, 4,,t Nu. 4 t Nurtiet-cutitt,i)uw-i'itre'-'t J.; ain't Punit*t:'o ty kV IL - „T A 1 A4IR. :NCA r (OtQtltll tii6Uoll At the Sutt.t)rPtet, isto. IL, where tickltttigenteNtt; Orders for the l'aper, Lettei2 fait the Edtt.s.r &:0 I ( mastAr.addretreti. e SURREY* SESSIONS. Saturday 'a.::es Batthclar,. the Toll Colleaot, xr the Circus Turnpike, wils indiet?d" for unlawfully - extorting from o Fria s Barrow, Esq.' the sum of 23, for allowing a , certain coach to pass through - the gale , hewellknowiog he had no right to de. mand the same. , • appeared that Mr, Barrow, the Barrister, and his • friend, Mr. Scrivenpr, 'went to Vauxhall in hackney coach upon a Tuesday evening:in Autumn last. Mr. .Barrow paid ad. the toll demanded of - him:;--he re.' turned from 'Vauxhall before the Music had done playing in the Gardens, and on attempting to` re_, the same . turnpike, the Defendant 'demanded ,another ad. for: 'Wednesday, alledging that it way welve o'clock. Mr. Barrow and' Mr.,Scrive:. nor louked.at :their watches, atid found, that by oiie - 'it wanted seven minutes 0i: twelve, and by the other eleven minutes—they had .not heard :any clock `strike, our had the ,%eatuhman called the hour.. The': Defendant insisted it. Was pa,t twelve, and he would ,not suffer 'the carriage to proceed ; upon which Mr.. Barrow gave him the ed. at the same time telling him v, , ho he was, and threatening hini with punish. ineut. 'These fada were .ptoved ; nod after a long addlel;?, from the Prisoner's" Counsel,' he WaS'fOund T M , The CuCH A I AN censured, severe terms, t h e offence of extortion at turnpike guts, 'and,observtd,' thdt'nOthing hut the circtnustance of the'llefendantas . not having used violent language prevented a more 'rigorous judgment.—. The sentence of thtiCourr was, that he shoUld be itripriSoned 14:days. jaws Willikom ItlatiPankers tl;ere indkled, ' the limner for waling, and the latter for receiving, Annie carrots, the pro;ierty of John "Gurney, 'Hannah Colt way, : cook to Mr. Gurney, at his.: country_hoAse at' Norwood, said, that she saw a, quantity of cArForslying on the 1) 1 in the garden, which surprised her Very much, as the Prisoner had told her the 'carro'ts were . all out. She immediately' infortned her Inasicr. ' • Mr. Gurney.deposed, that he, had suspeaed his, gardener of robbing, him- 7 that as he was coming into town, he saw the ,Norwood stage.coaqh,leavirw a parcel at the wptutu!s shop:, He went in, and asked her had any Carrots . to sell ?. and she pro. duced the parcel she had ju ' .t got, and told him she. had just received: them frtn an old man at Nor wood, who was in the habit of supplyingher. Miter telling her the • carrots were his property„ he took . them into his gig, anti drove home. On seeing the gatdener, he - accused him of stcaling.the cgrots, and; the latter confessed it. The Jury found Willisun vino, but acquitted Panket*. By: Mr. GURNEY'S desire, his Counsel recom. mended the Prisoner, on account of his aic. He wilt sentenced by the Court to three months imprirarqrsent. On Thursday ictragical event occurred at Cam. berwell : a young . man,'servant to, a' baker in that town, for a considerable time past paid ,his addresses to a Miss Gdrdon, who, with het sister,,carties on the millenary and mantua.making business near the. . Green.' .A..mutual regard appeared' to subsist he tvi een them, but young woman. constantly re. (used to marry, conceiving that the' earnings of her lovetwould be inadequate to support them in a roan. net agreeable to her wishes. On Wednesday even. , ing.they aceompattied each other -ion , a walk, .when the young man.complained.of a partiality sliewn' by ' her to 1.4 s brother, in consequence of which :1 guar.: Rd took place, 'and he parted, with expressing that she should never see him again alive, The mist evening he took poison, and early on Thursday morning died in'the greatest agony, notwithstend, ing every assistance was afforded . ; by the Faculty.— The melancholy tidings of his death occ as i one d a dreadful slnick to the.young woman, .who is at pre.„ sent dangefously-ill;.aod the event has prOduced ge., nerul sorrow arming those .acquainted with the pat. ties. The unfortunate man, meditated a, similar it. tempt on his Ilk: a few mouths back, and leaped ,off London-bridge, bui was, preserved by a watettnan who happened to be near •the part where he plunged On s3turday afternoon a Coal. Merchant of le- COTlrweXion4 . put an end to his estistenec at the Dolphin public.house, Ludgatc.hill, by swallow. ing a large clot Amity of opium. About three d'clock . h e ca il r a t h e .Dolphin, which he was in the habit of frequenting, and ordered a. glasi of brandy, and water, and a pipe of tobacco; after smoking the pipc,'• and drinking the,liquor, he. requested. to have a glass of gin 'mid over Which heliat till nearly Six. o'clock, Nvlien the servant observed tohertnaster t h„ t the Gllntlernan had fallexiAsleep. The Land. lord 'went di . reilly to the parlour, far the purpose of awaking hint, and , there' found him in a stare of in liqunr which remained in the tlass the landlord perceived had changed. its colour, atni from that circumitance he inspeCted the Gentle •m.,ll had Itecci mixing it With some poisonous drug, which bad produced 4he elleas be then' witi essed. Ao applincary•w'as immediately .sent for, wIL, stonily gave him an. eineticovhich did not operate, The patie44 w..s diem put to bed ; but-every. effort t. 'tome him was ineffeclual, ,and he died ; , at , 1 2 ck the s t one evening.. 01)sta/chit% his pocket, tour ounce phial Was found. • evening a Coachman in a.Gentleman' s, 1;1 rhily, residing at Tottenham, was found by titer Ciardener . .operitletl from the Vtair-case, , A Short, - tinte before he ;appeared in good spirit s , an d b a d taken so - me purl •it d neighbouring public-house. 0,1 Friday st'noight as Mr. Ilublnird„ butcher Of 1.,an;1;41n, rn.ar o,ikhmll, was passing al . 9ng received a kick f rom a bor!.e• ilvitOitti loose in - the street, virhichj'rattilred t iii I'4 in so dreadfol a manner that he'notylies out ,1 0p0,,,,, , 1 recovery. Mr. Hubbard had sca rc d y recovered front 'a dreadful wound received in S[Airiford id imcs of his hands. 1 - lis,wile had her aria broken a, time sirs.. ; and Yesterday NenkliAllt a I R 'hie pntner, Mr. StirnsLiii, Ilt Odkhara, butcher, was re turning'hotoe from visiting p,or flubbitrd, hikhorse .11wn, and 14:. fitn,ott had three 'of hii ribs btokent 31!!P RE lir'S. IRAViSIND, j Att. 18. P4ssed - by--the Royal Chariotto, Broiin, from lialifaXl rersiverance, Stroud, from Oporto; Two Friends, Hughey El.deavour, louts. Cliester, Cornick, an d Diana,. Purcell, m tro Dublin ; Malmsbury, Adams; from Waterturd; Wit' Lams, Awing, and I,uy, Edwards, from Cork. Sailed-111c PhoeniN, Douglas, and Brunswick, Shaw , f°f' larn.tica ; Pitt, for New Pfor.dence; Vrow Albertink 13.1 i tells, and Viow Lekina, lanai , for Ernbden. BIRTHS. On the 16fitinst. ihe Lady of Henry Thomas Sinwen, ESQ. OV V ill; X :Lilt, (211*Inartliel!Shire, °fa Daughter. f. 0 , T On hursita List, the Lady of the Rev. I. 01 1 " 1, Oak-Hofiw., Li:field, of a Dauhter. (to Friday List, at-his house in Uer. eley-aquare, the La d l, of lames AdAMS, Esq. 'M. P. for Harwich, uf a --011. • • HARR ItD. On Saturday, at Marv.le:hone Church, I ho Elam*:ltont Esq. to la 4 1 oiler, of Ashdown.}-louse, Susses. D I RD: On• Thursday last, at •Exw.r, the beautiful and ace"'" plished Lady Mil,ncr. ()" SathrdaV in,. ing. at his house in Grosvenor-s9e .trel Sir Richard U.ron, Lately, at Lonilontlzrry. Mrs• Attßel 'Boyd, relit of late D.oliel Boyd, Ballet castle.' • I.ately, Nlerrion, n'ear Dublin, 'Mr. GeoC j , tier, late of Ills lk.laje r s: i s s. S e l t i e i: n it t e i m v t i l r u h t . i t n li n c , Discovery, circumnavigated' the with Captain ( o.) ^' This intrepia mat inn uttt wrist. t;:in the eatal period gat Ins,dcath, 401 tnat le .a bold Judi"' gorntis defalifeeagainst the s a vJges itt the Island Of Ull Monday I:1st, at tit:two, Mrs. Peckaral,. late. Dean of.Peterb 'rough. Site Yv,.s :fietfea heAth pteceding day, and entertained warty of 1 rienas at her ?Ws% Oit Christthas:day, Gail, Grazier; r's that lie weitt to.Chursh in perfed 'health, a t ' l a , dr.. ing service was thought by s ome o f hls ntighbourS to lo t is fAllen asleep, but at,its con elusion he was , fatultt a corPi c his.scat. On Wednesday sennight, in the 24th year of his age. t ° li9PkirtS list], of Abridge, in Essex, and .latel if.;! I city 'Commoner of iCing's College,- where he was atittlit teui ,.. l'OFttary !Sot. Ills deAth was oaxasioned by, an iniut:i i t hunting from his horse falling upon him in a 1411), o ' c untingon the preceding Monday. ' PRIC'E OF STOCKS. ROM:Y. . . , I ' Navy 1 per Ct. 9r 9i 91 . I chit s per Cent. • V S per Cent. 1797, too, ;,, l Indfa Bonds, 4 Per Cent. 76 ili! . ' South. Sea Stock, 3 per Cent. Red. 6;3i i i s E.Achequer Bills, par , il"#. ;- 3 D:r Ct Con. 60. - ) 9 i 60 i Imperial 3 per Cent. 4; 6o ' 'Din-ft Ann. 9 t t.i6thst Bank 1,. Ann. 17i 13-16ths India tbr Opening, 19' , ' tt..l6ths Cons. tor ditto, 6ti i 01 .. Ditto Short Ann. z 1 t..t6ths I 3::TU No. 29, Arundel-strait, Sept. Is , - ;go. VOR Eleven Years I have rciinquishe4 a I 6111 1 1 - .0 Praaice fur the Treatment of Y4...nereal Cot-apt:nom the cure of taosoxieliciencies which are the uonscquefob a . destrttaive 11464. , The undoubted qualifications whi:.:ll 1 possesii as a r ‘ r ,, nl. ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surg c(- 1 the Army, 'anti the extent of my ex ii.::rience in this petil•A_ litic, constitute my,o4tint, to thiet, 5..111,2,,,,:tv, which caino: be attained by the il literate, u: even be taco lutist resvetl'lbti . !.eneral Pratittioner, whose mind is liarassed by attention 41/ an! tmmense variety of Disorci.:: - ,. ' D • itY i 4 The.very singular complai: - :ts of 'Disease and - ' 4 ' ll i' I ~.0‘,.., ‘vinclt tram every part ( , I tile wOrlti I h a ve hecti eon'-,,,,..i must have - consiiieraoly conduced to my perfea sion of the most complicated. Cases. .4 if i) . 1;:a:-;c:S arise from the intlbtretion of an ungtpr3e- M,,, Thant, and if s;i:ii cases of distressful disarraril;enteri q, ex4t, as,t)ioy;; wilicll ere tile consequenees of ai tiablel.r. victc; can any Ivi in :t.iiiiiTte a better • tale to treat Elisio tnaa '''''' a rerblar Surgeon.• i,,,..,714.„ing all 0.•,/,..r rii.i.-,?•:•,i.t.- kir ti , .. , 0 tnetit of thest, anti k.•• iy:cuttatinis Ili!) at , : .', '- + : - -1 ''' Cm . : pa t rii . ..!blar p 0.,. .- and pii hi N,:)....at Ls,d,,, . ~ , ' -11 r, ! , l'j :, ~.r, , t): , t,... ..... ,1 ••• - • • ~.f" Pell I ,' ' ' ' ' ;'' ,11, 6 7 he avoW;s:', , -t t ' • .--' ,•,' • ` 7l '''' S ''' ' • 1,,.•, c't A '''s ri:l. • ,, ' , M.1. , .:;i i,_: . i ~.: ~. .. V. ~!..v. . •,'••:,,':it,=,•'.* ,i.:,,, . important, but i, : . :.. " :, i+lean , Oi r . !..H1'.1:: , „, ~, ,;11, ;::',izjiL : ';',..4,1.11.1t1d Strzugta ' tile evrlstilw.-3. . , , . when other Pra:2, : ~ , aavit faii ' cd. Thi.invAli .i i . • . i ..: t. : '..;1-ti tht• slig ht ' it c3s'! s b'' '.; corovreitc., in this line to )?, . ' ' • ' ,la , rrniarient rt.:szoiati.J.i, ~, . ':'>t' The terms of i ... ~ .. , :: , 0 are nre-isgly.stated On th, , interview; but It , , L;..i....:, ,;i. ,',,,, ;..' — 4 , ' • .t f,,,,V, .Nott.:ll iaciosed. - 5 ~..2.L . unless ; , ,:ffitilt Of.eicit:siYe i.,'k pdri':l:',:,:', bet ART', is: EE, Member of the Itlyal Coilege S u rgeons in 1.9n(10. No. zg, Arundel -street, Strand, near Ternplerbar•. There is an additional entrance in Water-street, To 'mom AS 1' 1.0 k, Esq. Dear Sir, No, 9,' New Bridge:,Streeti 1 . °11(1411‘ y • for ro FEEL i s a Dutv incomivsmt upon rne, to I n 'c you of the very . grea t an d extraorilina,ry Cure , ceivetl :uoin,y our in vat tiable Medicine, LE AK s PILLS. • • • .A.Jaout two years ago, I was attacked with a VEN DISO RD E It, which I treat:4 rather slightly tar so :he ;"" w as but the Disease at lengt sprr,auling all over my hodY,;.• pat obliged tuappiy to the Must erniwrit of the their assistance ail:mica 'Only temporary relict- l c her through various Courses of SJlivation, and.trom P . ClO 'of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere sttelet ( "'' 0 0* Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered. 1 8 ` : plete' Object, so thi.t my Friends despaired 0111 1 Y t' c 't * e ti; When brougtit 10 this situation, I considered death as 1111/ table, but a reliision of !nine ctithitteuting . upon the t s Grins in which your had .succeedet4 w ,4 ad try a Box of thein t which I thought rather rclicacin, ll- ' vo ta fby persevering . or , t wo . or three ni-)oilts, follorAot; directions, I exp,! . ..ienced m the ru: lin'ai.c.,untable reill'aa4 froin Pain, the sores ;4r:dually ' ; 1 awn row , tl,'or God, perfeetk y add WalLiug out dial' : 1 cwt, !)ut one inure ho::, whic k' cautious I think: to .establish In) health ire its urig,bul statc. • It with thc.:nust that Iz; 01' x ': ii i Sir, your.tnaehOhliv:ecl 1 , 1111 , 7.1 c Serv:cit,. ,i)eallsgate, Nl.ou:l4sts,r, July For Cr.; public 1)(1u:tit, unt 0171 to 1 113 t c`,; ll' l4 'l 13 cing. 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