The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-03 00:00:00

fey * the LONDON GitZETTE, Alril Zf iSa. Crown-Office. Atril2, ISes. tAßMlllitt KRTURNFI) TO iiPRVE IN THIS WittitNT PARLIAMENT. City of Walb—Tire Right Honourable Thyane, corn , wooly coiled Lord John 'l'l.rnne. Commissions Signed by the Lieuunant of the Coiorty of Nertolk. l'arm , utb Troop of I/ohmic& Cavalry,. Samuel 'Calvet, Goa. bo Cornet. Dated July it 1 80 4- Nartarcb lia!talion of. Volunteer lerfani , y, lolin Rowe, Gclit. ,() be Ensign, vice , Noverre, promoted. WWI l un. rg,18.5. • -- 416 Bal4ilioi. o/ %%Wolk I'dunteer Infantry. Edmund barteil, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated lanuarY 1) ibos. Aolin Pardee, Gent. to tit Quarter-blaster. Dated hisich b. ILS. • Second, 4r Midland, Reitman( of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Buliver to be colonel, Dated lan. ze, tios. ...Norwich Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. • rrisigii William Deacon tu, be Lieutenant, vice— myot, pro moted, liat,d Feb. s. 1805. E 11 5 .1,11 fOlui Becir.with to be ditto, vice Scott, promoted. Dated as above. i l ynn Rrkimoir 61 Voluntrer Infantry, • liov,•ker, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated February zo, 14 . 5. gib Battalion of NoJak Volunteer infantry. The Reverend jam. France to be Dated March 6, iks. MArlborou4nl3.4lll, Gent. to be Quarter-Mas ter. Oared as AbOVO.. liinggion Yeomanry Cava SdWafd Case G iliu.tn, Gent. to be earner. Dated Marsh 6, :80 5. , rarmauth Rggitnent of froluntere Infantry. Qttarter-Ma›ter Bieck to be Ensign, Vier Cowland, resigned. Oat Mare.k 20, tgos. William 1:oo, Gent.. to be ijtuit it,ter, vice Block., piornotetip. Dated as above. Comnsissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County q/ Lin.. • coin. . • liorneditte Volunteer Infataiy. William Hirst Simpson Esq. to • be. Major- Commandant. • Dated Marc h 12, dos. Beajamin Howling, Esq, to be Captain. Dated as above. Robert Clitherow, Esq. to be Capt;iin. Darted as above. Benjamin Scott, Gent. to be I.ii.;utcnont. Dated as above. Glint:4p Pidienteer Infisnity • George Patkeir, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March rs, Oas. Mitnacl Ntarsitall,Gent. to beditto. liated as itteVe. ItoLiest 1(46, tOent. to be Ensiisn. Dated as above. Samuel leant.bciiitto, aced as above.; Geo, Wtl Gent. to be (Jim). Dated as ab • Lewdem Videntrer Infonvy, • john Shephard. Gent. to'. be Lieutenant. Dated March t 2 i • . agii. Rottert Ryecrort, Cent. to be Ensign. .10ateti above. Daniel Guy, Gent. to be kinAgn, Dated itt, above._ B.ition Volunteer inlan4. Wm. Itenton,Gent. to be' Ensign.. Dawn March 14, flies. Commi<rjafr in the Banff Co.tipoit y of Volunteer Infantry, signed Ay the Itari t?, Lord Lieutenant 4 the Coienty of Rani. first I.mq:tenant Hitt Smith to be Captain, vice !tow, re signvd. Doted lon. 28, igoS; Second Lieutenant Ueorge Untacti to no ,Pir.)t Lieutenant; vice Smith, promoted. I).itett as above. lanics Wright, Gent. to be Second tteu, terniiit, proniot . &t...Dated as above. Coriquihrisnr Jiped by the „Lord Lieutenant of the County of Corn vvali. • Fent/omit 'Volunteer Artillety, To be Captains of Companies—. Cotain.Lieutenant, IZobert laistnly Philp, vice Del Inuitse, resigned. Dated cisayer 6, Williams. Dated l a_ row y zr, 1305, first Lieutenant Edward Angove. Dated as allove. - To be CaptainiLieutenants—First Lieutenant Anthony Wil. limns, %tee Dated Oat. 60114.. , First Lieutenant Genr, s e :trielt Williams, vice Anthony Williams, ,Uated lan. at, To be I , irst Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant William Bruit, vice Williams, Dated W.I. 6, 004. Second Lieutenant Robert,. Crowgey, vice Angove. Dated an. r 21, 18:i. %LTC:4Id Lieutenant William Baker; vice Williams. Dated above. To be Second Litutenants—Thomas Bouldersott, Gent. • vice Wu:AL Dated oat. 6, 1804, Williattt Harnbly, . that, ti4k,e Crowgey. Dated l an, 21, 405,, Qttavtus Willnint , , Gent. vice Baker. Laced as above. , Ex.* A T :id in the Oazi:le of Tuesday last. Adv.. atop and LirtiAJ't.slimore Palsolporf. Tor Christopher li , niner,'Lsq. to be Captain, read Charles Lbq; to be Copwie. 84NICRUFTWES IiA7.4?2GED. Corner, or V l / 4 1 army, 0 xfor4blure, Newbury, BerK. 6hire, bbuticet-tniuutictuter, twin April 6, to May 25, at tett, at Guildhall, C4hrle-strea, Leicester-square, oituian, twin March 30, to May t 3, at ten t at l. uU4- hall. NICRUPTS. 141.,10n l:irnell, late of ,Asliby.dt-la Znitch Leicestershire, orsw of C.oro.‘t..lcos, 1 rerbyshire, baider t to surrender Aril 17, 18, and at the.Qheen's Head A10}ny.dt..1:44. , Ucli• Attorney, Mr. Smith, Ashby. ; or Messrs:Price and Brown, New-square, I,ll;c . ..lo'slitn, London, Dix lit0)14.onl Charle4liloye, of Boiton, Lincolnshire, linen and'co..partners, ,to surrender April 25, - 26, and Nay .4. itt eleven, at •.the White Hart 'lnn, Batton. At- turn) Mr. "1 Boston ;or Messrs. jenkins,-James, and Cu, New Inn, London. Charles Lock, of Reading, Berkaliire, horao-dealer, to stir. rcroer April ri, t 7, Ann May 14, at eleven, at the Black Bear. ttealing. Atturnics, Mr. Newbzry, Beading ; or Mea.(3. Maddock and S teVen6o ll , New-square,'Linvdn's joint Tarnarit, of Lower 13mok.street, st. George, Llano • ver-sq , l4re, Nlaldlesex, apothecary, to surrender April 9, 13, at eleven, awl May 1.1, , at ter!, at Guildhall. AttornitS, tVicssrs• Clitrurds,lnn. Stiapkeo Hart, late ut Chatham, Kent, baker, to surrender April 6, at erne, r 3, an l !slay t 4, at ten, at Guildball,•Lon. doll. Atturnies, Mr. G . Nelson, Palsgrave-place, Tem., tide-Bar, Lannon ;ur Mr. jettirys, Chatham. DIY/DEN/IS'. April 10. 'William Batson, hoe of Oxford, glass and china-. man, at elo,en, - at the Angel Inn, o x f orc i. • April 29, Wilhaut 'tongue, of Birmingham, gilt-toy-maker, at ten, at the Union Inn, Birmingham. May 25. William Hunt, late at Chipping Wycombe, Buck:. irinholtlee and butcher, at eieveo, at Guild hall, London. April 23. lames flagtie and John Martin Sawyer, late of Tower. Lotstluit, merchants and co-partners, at - eleren, at May i t. 'I ltuinas Winder:slid lewbutst, late of West. mitt-ner.lnirl f ;e- road, Surrey, ironfounders and co-partners, at one, at Guildhall, London. • ' • A pri 127 Daniel Cooficy, of Moorfielda, Middlesex, broker, Flt tut., at Coilditalt. April Vord, of Chiswelß-street, rinsbuty.square, shoetnaker, at eleven, at April zj , l o in t Beck, of Wwkington, Cumberland, wine. Men:haw. ar eleven,. at the house ot Henry SalkAd, inn teeper, ‘Voralogron. April ;6. Atithwty Thompson, some time since of Whitely Wood, 'Sintlit.ld, Yorkshire, afterwards of Selley hall F a rm, • Slid How or' late of Ilinningharn, merchant, at two, at fltoTontine Inn, Sheffield. CER Tif/C/1/1:-T. April Isaac Rogers, of Dover, Kent, boyrn tuba Wilkinson, now or hire of Leeds, Yoastrite, wool stapler. HOME CIRCUIT. KINGSTON, Ar&IL Z. siterA,DWOOD, ES Q. V. THE HON. T. COVINTILT. Mr. GARLOW Said; that this ACtion was brought against a young Gentleman whom he was sorry to have 'to complain against: He Was the son of a noble family, and inherited from a relation a large fortune, which he had dissipated in every kind of extravagance. He was now within the Rides of the King's Bench, from whence he sallied, by a day. rule, in Term time, and trespassed all round the neighbourhood of Foot's Ciay. He was an excellent shot, and had a servant as good a shot as himself. They, with three or four, companions of the same sort, with their double.barreled guns, 'Made such havoc with the game ssherever they went, that it was now the only question,.whether the proprietors of the manors or strangers should have the game upon them ? In Odober last he was poaching upon the Plaintiff's manor, and being warned off by his game-keeper, he told the man to tell his master " to string his fiddles, and not interrupt him, or he would knock him over," using a coarse expression, which he did not chuse to #epeat. After hearing some evidence, Mr. Justice HEATH said, he supposed a 'haling verdict would do. Mr. GARROW replied, he would accept of a shil. ling. . Mr. Setjeant BEST and Mr. Cutworm, Counsel for Mr. Coventry, agreeing to it, a verdiet was taken for the Plaintiff. On the Crown side there was nit case of import, ance but that of the manslaughter, which we have already reported. Nocrifninal was left for execution. Here the Assizes and Home Circuit , finished'. WARWICK ASSIZES Theatre, he asked for planes, and was `told tliey 1 . 1 were all engaged ;.be replied, he did not ' care, lie had paid for places. and he'd be damned if he did not have them. Derby, the man under whose care No. 8 was, swore that he did not let him in. Several Gentlemen siated,that they did not see Mr. Haw kes present. Sir ALAN CIiAMDRIC, in recapitulating the evi dence to the Jury, observed, that the conduct of the Plaintiff was gross in the extreme; and that the contluft of Mr. Shirley being such as became a Gentleman, he was consequently flinch concerned, that upon the law of the case he could not direa'the, Jury to find a verdia for the Defendants. The Jury, after consulting a few minutes, found for the Plaintiff, with 441. Damages. JOHN STVOBS 'JORDAN !if. ROBERT W. SHIELLIY, W. 13; WAILD, AND THO; HAWKER, FIKZRS. Thitt . case, which was tried• by a Special Jury, excited 'tenor considerable degree of interest. The Court was uncommonly crowded. Itwas an Aetior; brought by , a Sash Window - 4 . ManufaCturer in Birmi n gham, .to recover frnm the Defendants a compensation in damages for an as. sault committed upon his person nn the evening of the 29th August, in the Birmingham Theatre. — The Defendants are Gentlemen of the first respect. ability in the County of Woicester; Mr. Shirley is the son of the Hon . . Washington Shirley, brother to Earl Ferret!, Mr. Ward, a relation of Lord Vis. count Dudley and Ward, and Mr. Hawkes, a Gen. tleman of great. property at Dudley. The damages were laid in the Declaration at fool. The first Witness Veiled was a man named Thomas Revell Lowe, who stated that he is acquainted with the persons of the Defendants and Plaintiff, that he was present it the Birmingliain.Theatre on the. evening of the aoth August, to see the Ploy of the Mountaineers,. in which the Young Roscius sus. tained the charaaer olOtlavian. The .House was much crowded, the Play" being bespoke' by the Bir. mingham Volunteers, who on that day had received their colours: The Boxkeeper.introduced him into the Box, No. 8, on the seCond,tier; that the Box. keeper told him the placei were disengaged. (These were the. 4th and 51h row in No. 8, which Mr. Shirley had e ngaged and paid for.) The first. Ad had just began when the Plaintiff and three Ladies . . came in, being first told by the Box.kceper that the sth row was not engaged. When the fitst.Ati was nearly over the Hon. Mr. Shirley and a party of Ladies and Gentlettien came and demanded the fourth anti fifth row, saying, ti You must all come our, we'll be dam n 'd if we wo'nt have you rant." The Plaintiff said, he should nut stir, for the Box.keeper had told him the 4th and sth seats were not engaged. Mr. Shirley then went for the box book-keeper,. who confirmed what Mr. Shirley hid said, desiring, them to quit the places. The Witnesi then positive. ly swore that the Defendant used a considerable deal of ill language ; the' Hon.' Mr. Shirley , called the Plaintiff a d---d blackguard ; they insisted upon hiving him out of the box ; young Mr. Shirley, he swore, laid hold first, Mr. Ward seized hold of him by the breast, and Mi. Hawkes by the back part of thealeck ; he resisted for some time by laying fast huld - of the door, but at length Was dragged out, and thrown upon the Boor, his waistcoat was torn and also his shirt. • On this Witness's cross-examination by Serjeant VAtruttme, he positively swore that the door was left open after he had taken his . seat; when - the.party began to drag the Plaintiff, he caught . him by the leg in order to pssist him. Upon being' reminded by the Setjeant that he should 'prove Mr. Hawkes 'was not present at the astiault, but was 'proteCting the Ladies of Mr. Shirley's party at some distance, he positively • swore' that lie saw Mr. Hawkes as. aisting. This Witness's evidence was confirmed - by seve. nil Ladies of M. Jordan's party, and also by a Mr. Warren, who occupied the frond row in the same lack, On the part of the Defendant!, a plea of joiaifiea, tion'Was entered. It Was contended, that the places were Mr., Washington Shirley's, that Gentleman having paid for them, and deposited 21 0 with the Box.keeper to keep them safe, and that, therefore, he was justified in taking possession : with respect to . Mr. Hawke., be was not present. The Defendant's Counsel, Mr.SetjeantVauoit observed, that. so far from Mr. Shitley having be. hayed in the manner ,sworn by the Witnesses fur the Plaintiff, he had contlutted 'himself with the -ut most forbearance,,, and in the Must Gentlemanly manner. A great member of the most respeCtable Gentle. men were called to prove the customsof the Theatre, and civility with which Mr. Shirley : treated the Plaintiff. They all concurred in stating, that he civilly remonstrated with him, on the impropriety of his keeping the places, and' at length went and fetched Mr. Sanderson, the Box.keeper (Mr. Ready being engaged), who desired them to give up the place. They, however, still itfused, and then Mr. Shirley requested the Plaintiff to make room for the Ladies, and the Gentlemen would shift for themselves. He, however, petsitively refused, saying, lie did net care who the devil they belonged to , he would retain them. The lower Box.keeper proved, that when the Plaintiff came into . the. A few days ago there was kilked by J. COWAN, hatcher, ;it JOinburgh, an nx, bred by the late Colonel HAMILTON, of Pencai Hand, and fed for the I,lst sixteen months by Mr. A ITCH IsON, St. C was ie. m en' Wells--the weight f his four quarters one bundled., And sixty.stx 6 tone twelve pound, and thilty-one s tOrit pOUntis, 141119. the t. Hr was a llowed by all Judges to - be auvott r in.quality to any beet ever seen in that couutty. Worthy the attention of the Trade, and Merchant for Exportation. 'V Mole Skins bought in any qtyantity. - I,etters about Mote Nttlis mot be post-p;ii4. , r the (ot .. NDON t Printed bT RI eitArt D 11 A R RIR ( of Na. 4V Niattlett-coust, !low -Street) ; and Published by WaszAta Amnesia Spas c Outh Moitort-stroce, torosvtnor-scul c • ... • where Advtrtitonenth Oran., let the rapers iffourn gat itittar,Stc. 'itott-pud), mast be add reset& - itue:Nui: T ovoe,e. o r :OT, havei i 0 M: e : .. ::::::: . 6 : 0 r y ~,!1 tti ; Honoured Sir,:aol4inWsefovilerira:lgEe-dscSityttbreruergt'licliii:,:jric4-11:iy:re:;1;11,511tit'w,::111::::tre:6, o.lyou, 1 • 41 , pet o r, .;_te l / 4 ; . % . hich, from its olistioktel resistiniT , „ he to',,,, g y I lit resi. ri bed by t he most eutinvlt o r , f siio`l'o, ew.tteirtle;::::ialiGicelert:tlPiscliarged front the flospital, Wit. 4 , 04. 1 1, ir would apptmr to be of the most in o!f el , 0 ito`orti . %ring of 13St year my disorder had got to I? a crd WO 1:e; to put a °wn:tllYbc Drown at illy heel, ooz on C t , - ' ' if ti.i!lir 0 4 :otil id t. 4111 sl t r i e y,scp : a t) e.i k on e i:v.u o ci at: rtasPin;end7hafirriitgiGeoVitielln4lYl:rillxiajbanii:inetaric;,ollY,l:::(4.';)l6o4oll",titir, yv 44 very 111UCh1niillcoleoliiCrechi:‘10juirkarY‘4'v a. ii i ( " 1:; •; t1c11 : 3err # 1 : 60'71°:. ing, pain, particularly when -warm to bout ''i vili fr ot i Drive me of test ; in this, lamentable 50t.:.,. J so180;li catntliunulusecalrrolirieoltne';ll4ltsedai,y,a4ibintve:sehilioititnim::.:lielliti.,lyloer:l:ivi.ufeetieb)lv,i:,eiicitrl:ro:roti.cirlt:l:iiiki'i;tettha ctti,-'ilyijrno,:(nbyl‘o:'vrt:th:l::l,l..e,oitiaar:::::o.ooll,ll:erf:),i';Lit,'',:ib:•l,:':il,:,':_.t,itrill::ol,o;‘,..,,i,tiii:iiii:l:lllll,.,::::4 - which • 1 began to de on . the 2601 of rvlaf t l ` l iJltr il icti of a fortni,iitt, I began t 6 rece ive b i c i r ! ril ; Id Ic l o; 'I Vl' tot:Wildly healed—soon atter, the sor©; oil 10,iptietlt.:1,ii. skirt,. anti pain in the bone or the lett, WO' * . e ill ) 9 1,ee, sing °I (74',1, and a little longer perieY,on'',,,,io;•,, 1',1,014 regaining its natural hue, and the 110a,t.T".'„'l Igcly!' c 'llll lll B ing fir. 1 thus became, by your li beral c oisto l i d have recovered say former liirits anti sti ll i , .,,iiriP u i rf , come jolly and fat, in whi,;ll stall havitg'„,,,,,0t.,11,,,01 Months to the astonishment of all who : ',3 e ,, 10 I l io s'i . a o loss iii what twins to express my B rat j .i. 0 ,0 0 , , ,.. 0 0 ! coabctsetiaovelirc:fiatsguttnlrborisseissbucitirev:nails: Inis'3hratii'l::::'ll ei iii )' t' . j zf',, ;4g bi t ' '' in doing, * ' bl-,e, filr, ,„„ you will greatly 0 0 , ; ; t';‘, I°""THomrsori, No. 3 , Nose i 0ti1q,„0.04,. op ~,, . °Sl:l42: l l ' i r C e ;a : re Wsi tl "l4j 'a tn. l l° l.d get; S ics e sAt l i t tuse l sit h t' y stinEci:::::::::::l‘:i.t':ll.iiill4t:l:6::,:l7l:7l)ll: T mom A s T Y LOA ,•mcinber of the V ''):',,,,;tre,oloitlitt.iit,.',', geons, At his House, ,Ng. i, NeW, /1°"t"-re (11, 4 // 0 ;;li‘ t iff i :.: where, after a constant residenee °'. ° ' t u ,,i tf.' t t l it:l4l 4 9. '' years, in a practice partieolarly al,,,;_ci-,,,,i tott=if tl, Venereal Complaints and those 100 ,` '• ~ it/1;P! ,i 0,4 Generation, with that ii. ; iulAb le D'`-,,1,''..0'50c211:04,,1 t,' Ins prOle2 , sioJl 5110611a' 1W:1•7 g ance,c`, „ ,tre:,: .#:+l%' flatters himself, the adviee arid as:"."' ITilicx._..r,:git.w adsters to ,croons tAisi:ti, th i ' : A n w . ". ~ , i.' esteemed, by A diicemint rublie, '.: v oid' !i , Al" sold, by his a,ppointinent, W.. 1,,,,,it,,: Ir3+,llf, those ti r d l.4: r :l i t ' s-street, r ll : l4a e ttli:,:aerl.ala.aniDdliiviiicoda:lQ;4 aithl.tiptAt;ii;d:;:r;;°':::1..;;;:;titi)1:1:;!: Mr. Steel's, Bookseller Nt4 / 1 U"'l,t'l'itil/;t1; 01 dhoilnal ;jai:Jur. i S ib h; o t w er ; i, . 110:14.1:11jalti vi t ' t 7;1/4;1,6: - .l) * ( l l ,':T: t i Illiir!i:01:, :4,; ' • Person in every considerable town 1111(''sr;,t1 l'„!:, , -,(',; land, in lioxeir of only as. gd • e lc ''' I ei !' ' ' , ' l°)l'' ' and Olin direelion whereoe per.,,,,1.,..,,,°,.„,30t1;;,i y11.,,,', curl themselves with ease, specd, .'4'",i'''l; ttP„",,o,li, N. D. i.vcry pox ,01,14).4„,;r4at ~,rit, !- , c0n1,,,:0 q , , t ' aSt irrip •on w,-.... . . ~i tn. 61 . ~ .• , ni..n, by tavoq. ry.' 'r aY I 1 00 4 i Frintett, qt. the tz.rrip-Ofttee--" '"*etioi, „r" 4 ; idge'4"lxt." --to imitate wilicti is k ~,, tnere Counterfeits. . .....'''''' --.L.--•""'' ' 1 DUBLIN, MARCH ZS. Last Friday night the house of one Wholahan, a comfortable farmer, within' a-quarter of a mile of Cloomel, was attacked and'foreed by one df the gangs which infest that neighbouthood, by whom he was plundered of all the money he had then at home, amounting to something about ten guineas, a considerable quantity of-butter, and himself and all his family . , down to the infant of two years old, ,totally stript of . every article of wearing apparel and, in this condition, the freebooters locked the family in, and deliberately marched off with pelt spoils. ;' . . . . . On,Saturday last a match was decided on the race ground at Civerton Edge, betwixt .two marea, the property of Messrs. Hutson and Yule, both of Ka. so. They gall Oped two miles ,, one heat, and, after a respite of 20 minutes, trotted the same ground. Both *heats were won by Mr. Hutson. The fine. ness of the 'day at tratted a number of Gentlemen to the ground, and the race atturded considerable en. tertainment. . _ . On Sunday night as the wife of Mr. Nixon, an ironmonger in Pier:oilly, ,was returning home from the Scotch Chapel in Swallow-street, she fell dbwn in a fit in Vine-street, when she was conveyed to St. James's Warcli-hoe, whets she instantly ex.. pired. An Inquisition Was yesterday taken on the body ,ar . thty. Watch - house. Verdidi—Died by the Visitation of God. • At Wrexham Fair,, en Saturday se'nnight, there W3:3 . ft,gic:tt show of snA horned cattle, which sold *ell, particularly hws:s of goad make ; sheep and swine were rather low ;,of Manchester, York. shire, and Scotch goods, there was the most elegant display for the eyes of beauty and. taste ever before exhibited it 'that great mart for North Wales,which sold on unusually low terms. Pickpockets anti swindlers have been busy, and, we are sorry to say, with some success—the Clerk of Shav 's waggon had his poeket picked 'of his hoolz, ci attling_ bills . and drafts to the amount of t 171. t Bs. and Mr. Walker, of Clotton Hoolfield, near Chester, was. swindled out of a colt, rising two years old, by the purchases ordering it to be delivered at a public. house, whence it was immediately taken off. SNIP "NEAPS. CRAVISZND, Ata T. Passed by—the liarz‘.lla, Hunt, and Kingtion Packet, Rn. binson, froth Tamaica ; Thames, —, from New Vrovi. dance ; Betsey, Dowling; from Cork; Britannia, Brown, • Custaff, ' and Constant, --, from Lisbon .; Smith,. from Bourd -- eaux ; Mary Ann, Blomer, from Pop. penlatirg; long. Vro'wßetty, Barker, from Charante ; !ono Castina, Cline, .V,row Mina, Ash, and long° Anna, Bel ford, from Ernbden. Sailed—the Monarch, Cartnock, for Jamaica; Elizabeth, Dick, and Baltic Merchant " Smith, for 'Antigua ; Hayman,_ for Demerara ; Acheon, Gordon, for ; Upton, Brown, for Grenada ; Cumberland; GociiiWin and Two Friends ' Blyth, for Surinam; Harry and lane, for. Senegal I Sincerity, Love, for Guernsey ; ' Albertina, Wil lams, and lohanna Elizabeth, Bremer, for,Tonningen. BIRTId.S. On the nth ult. at Hamilton, in Scotland, the Lady of Dr. Henry Robertson, of a Daughter. On Sunday afternoiin, at hishoUse in• Old 13urlingtou _street, the Lady of William Winer, Esq. of a Daughter. On Monday last. at his house in Queen-square, bury, the Lady of Edward Stephenson, Esq. of a Daught,.:r. MARRIED. On Tuestily the ult. at Bilton Church, Captain Croft, of the Royal Navy, second son of Stephen Croft, Esq. et' Stiltingtoo, to Miss Plumer, eldest daughter at Hall Plumer, Esq. of Bilton-Hall, near York. • • Yesterday morning, at St. George's, Hanoyerosquare, Au gustus Hamilton, Esq. son of Vice-AdmirabHamilton, and great grandson of lames, fourth Duke of Hamilton, to hliss Hyste,..daughter of the late judge Hyde,,and great grand daughter-of Edward, eighth Duke of Somerset. on Saturday last, at St. james's Church, Mr. T. Cod dard, Bookseller, Pall-Mall, to bliss Grantham, of Chal very-green, near Slough, Sucks. " 4 • DIE:: On the scl of February, at Up-Park Camp, Tamrtica, Cap.. tain Ethetington, of tlis Majesty's ssth Regiment. Ott the t7th of September last, at Prince of Wales's Island, Captain Delafons of the Dasher. Lately,' at Durley, in 14 . ants; Philip Pearse, a farmer, who has perpetuated his benevolence towards the poor, by leaving theyintereit of 23001. to those who do not receive aims front the Parish of Burbege, and for a school there. PRICE OP YESTII STOCKS, • India Stock, shut India Bonds, Is. 2.5. South Sea Stark, shut Exchequer Bills, p.a, 2s. pr. °annum, 3 Irziperisi 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 9j 9-16ths Con. for Acc. Of st Bank Stock, shut Wavy pet Cent. S 9 5 per Cent, 1797, shut Irish 5' per Cent. - 4 per .Cent. shut 3 per Ct. Red. shpt 3 per Ct. COl4. 58 Bank 1.. Ann. shut Ditto Short A nn. shut NEW INVENTED HATS, IN consequence of the very great complaints of late of the bad quality of Hats,- it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. qt, Strand, who 'has resided" thersPtheie ao years, to try, the experimeht of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea ver, and which he has found to answer his most ardent cake.. tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be found to wear out near two such Hats as are made in the usual way, the Mole Fur making them so much liner, and of * closer texture than the various coarse Furs that are usually Made use of- in the Miinufathire of Hats ; and, with other good qualities,. the Fur will not come off, which has Leen so much complained of of late, as well as their taking a most beautiful} Black, which will retain their colour and being the Manufadlures of his own Hats, he sells them at the very low price of IL ss. Stamps included. Army, Navy, Folding, and Ladies' Hats.—Gentlemen in the Country should semi the number of inches round the outside of the Crown. 'Hiatt CtIESHAVI, BUCKS. TO BE SOLD lIN PR.I V A i - e. C 0 . ,. i RAO', By Mr. CHRISTIE, ACapital and moat . Deitirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, the greateit Par r TYTHE- F R Eli, il sha f rd between Chesham - and Great Milnenden, one Me rom each, three from Amur-hair, and four from Great B er k bur? and thirty fromLondon,on, n a b ea utiful awl Sp ng stad, Part of the COUNTY of RUCKS : Consisting of s Substantial and Convenient OW E LONG" IV )USE, with Six stall Stable , two Co. Otlictis walled Kitchen Garden, Capital Farm-yard. and • ONE HUNDRED ACRES of exce llent Arable and Meadow in hand (Eighty Acids ' 4 .which are Tythe.free), admirably stilted tor the Resideoce and Occupation of the. Gentleman AitikAlturist. ' , ,lecotinotifig.itiootiasr,easpFeaitullbilleoVeCi;artaings, and Twat, The Estate may be-viewed, and tiirthcr particularskownr by reference to Mr. Christie. in Pall-Mall. To.the'IsIERVOUS and WITOCHONDRIAC, " tiieVp.atticleveyrasEusegceensesrtatilleyFbaatuculatty bmyeedtisowridtherisnortdhielyitai,i4 znot srOth of riERTAIN it , is, that where confidence is f L./ placed by a full and oompletetliscli.,iuretrithSlo4°,l the disease, the remedy is applied as ir were at Mall, il': the odds are always against the Patient's recovery, •y,t6 perhaps, it is principally owing that the BA LNI ot G ll' Ina . Ms attained , such universal celebrity. Under a Sig of an A. B. the Patient opens the secret recesses of his to his Physician, when he lays his case before Pr. Suloia,ll o oti f fo l tn; i 3e v s e cs r eo p r o d o op l • by this swans the Dela is sll 3 bl edt6i,u ftt aonthdcarp:lleydilnlialtialh judicious acumen his reinedies to the ‘49,,f d i a: m i o r t a c . %, : al fairly .insitn S : e u sst c us, s h it nie u , c re b sn a lf s ha e r i aen s t vtyshe:dahY,efvrocticr :fitic beel: cr ni at a t ie d 4 :1 1: p: er,t o , i i ti s ii i i , i tv i b it o l cannot sleep at o been e on .4 terical ;cid hypochondriacal complaints, consegurnoYdior, come with such incidents as accompany those itiet. ; rbesti ders, as sighing, tears., palpitations attic lit , m'. ! 1 , los some emit a calcareous saliva ; and cnughs, slosi,t'sojelese consumptions, have been the col:militant s ymptc!, ; •ma, so . who are now restored by this inestimable lialine!`,, a s itie justly described in Holy Writ, as " the best itaiTh.he ti ps . " greatest cordial and comforter of the nerves,'.! IV ' be, biansi - and has been held in the highest repute i Y Qugrie f tUre the birth of Christ, oi won ea before i ii to , ale• sbSsiiral,iobrteilyaa i dcdoaL‘crnt:.oeiettihtluiesql w e tl r ao u ln s r a tia l el e )ri na foli; . tiy R.Ntieollotourtiolifuert, Illitth,sl.7i,pl,l!tir,b4oatLA,l'it:frotop: as it tiid'in times of yore through Asia and Atocg•.. t oot n rso sid ti e s r e , n t i h er a ; t n , g , u w p h o e n ic the toy It:,o2,y,osittlattsofpoiNi;:lo4, ~;,1, •• ' streams that flow from it cninot be pure. ~ ngOr't 'CIie.ANTI-IMPETIGINES,orSOONIOO 5 ‘v holie f tp‘fv o hroa r .heimre i ge ) : u reie r tsab i ht t a ; e y tai i tl n vsilid g aeitrio t foi l ia i rsiin e ci yei ß :ro l asuc ood fsdtettohenriect a l er n au d tosacf re t ishsoytfe,ol.4.3ritteil\iiiii!.,..a\ ,!dlicriy;!:s4;::::!..:l6;;ii:i,poietii,6:,(:, ,- 1).1. . human ouy m i l An ) i d iA r t i l L Y i t e i r sl e Sp . a s o s s ii r , : a ti 3- 9 ct : l .ess..634iadit::..:: Solomon,r. included. l° 1 ° . 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Solo m o n, the p Bottleu Bottle has a Stamp, which bears the Pronrictrls y 0 It rcs;htsheerlasait,e.ers c 9 0 s n . t a i n t v ii j 3 g i r e t .. , Liverpoo l, .yeilis felony. li o Double Postage of alt Letters to Dr; Sole Gilead-House, lleat'i't...-,A sill, must be paid, and a Fee of roe . 6d • inclosed for some o t wttich A a l r s e o, tre j A , New Edition (with Additit 5),°;,005157, A GUIDE tor HEALTH, in a variety ot ', 1 ,, 0 i5, v . 1. tiowito, i Ur• ttatsetapounbluisoh:dr,ol:rfic: 35.. %:f r oo : ii 3 .: 0 _ Advice to Nervous Patients—Asthma-'-flarter11;105(;':10. ► 1 instssi‘dp:jeo;AcP,rerintesssiulrensa:cediuic.c!sx;tnergbillitilcd.anei:eKylaY,,yiailS:_ex.r.sdipz,bionitneii;°e::encir,kifrtarcittri.hr.tahAu:sroN.Dihinon.iigitt;lmi_deur:airiswectrict..ini.sirkSu,aLras.,fy,tl.ll:::AwyNwri.stlml,sillniaalvsools4l.viy.aSi i),l:rr°l)l,t,lptt.,cj:re.,.irfr(r4d:,:e:,t,,r,ro:"ieeiivil:if'rri:,liiii,i''t:;,Oo',t'tnliiiolt,;:s:all,s,t,s,,..i.3:vlir,i4°,i;i Husband, Eider and Co. Edinburgh;, Mr. '" i ; ~.A ; ii. ",;' . l'.. W. C ameron, Greenock ; .G, Brow tiw;, P 3 ll, o 2iyili 0, ! 4 . ' .Vhiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, GifV.lll ; 1' 0 ,614 4 Id "; J • B:Yth, Le4ell ; 1. DCMiriter, CLIV", I I I. A Ol4 .r, broac h ; 'Dick on, Inglis,' DlVnirrilsutraie's 1) ; lli l t1)113: ,? ;'° 1:1 ' 0 11°e(44: ii ii i :t. Weddel, Alnwick; PaterLln, A rhotPt, SOV 0 1 . il i osl terhead ; A. M.Donalo, 'erongate, Olaq,',`Y,o tilr'—':, Ilooksellers anti Venders of Pai'ent ltileiliol'"- . ....... / ..0 1 Kingdom, • i • • .