The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-20 00:00:00

April rt. lonathin `Tatxn Crisp, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, whote.ale clothier, Ai eleven, at the Flying, Horse fins, April 13. lames Bellamy and Albert De Valangin, of 1101. I , tlt , n , Losidoo, witte-uterchatils and Co. partners, at ten, at G April 1 6, Francis Thompson, of Bow-lane, London, ware. houseman, at ten, at Guildhall. April rI. George Hammond, of Canterbury, upholsterer, at eleven, at (;uddltAll, London. prit aa. Willi:lm Wryglite, ot Fenchurch-street, London, sv i nc au d, imi u dy -merchant, at eleven, Guji t th A tt. April 27. folio Alger, of Threatineldl.-rdreal, Loudon, boat :act siipe.Maker, at ten, at Cti il tillltll.. April 12. BeIIJ4ITIIII ‘VrAith, tit Boltoni:Lancashire, cotton,. spintgr, at elcven, :it the tiringe tftp , Bo um . A iu treatharn, , of Surrey,, victualler, at ale. (;uticlhili, Louden. ;f ;; y 3. ,Michael of Liverpoolonerchant, at twelve, at tiny Star .aria Gartertavern, learadile-strcet, Liverpool. A pri I •.4.';. !lawn Wray. of ilireinn-lane, London, sinsuist and at eleven, 4t Guildltait. ' 1.11 , 11 16, ..p n ,p 4i f e rry Tuther,r of Holborn-hill, London, at te:4, at Guildhall. Ap ri l E 3, loonfort inr,e, of York-place, Portman-square, tcn. tit coildthdi. .Apri I* 6 C'l irk.; Caldwell and Thoints Smith, of Liver. , 0° ,4. lohn Forbes and I)aniel Gregory, of London, iyullteri anti co-partners, 4,it twelve, at the ylobe Tavern, luith-strecr, Liverpcol. Lately the ship Knit, of South Shields, in ballakt from London,, was deserted at sea ; the Master and crew have since arrived at South Shields. The vessel was boarded aux days afterwards, on the Ppg. ger Bank, by a Smack from Uarwith; she had,then about eight feet water in her hold. The Smack eupposing her to have been on ,soma Octal, and, her bottom damaged, rook out the anchors cables, saih, &c. and tank them to Harwich for salvage. Ni. thing farther has been heard of the vessel. Saturday te'nnight the John, of Sunderland, was wrecked in making Hartlepool Hatbpur. 11/It, lases 04,114%110N', master and ownet, witl the whole of the crew, which consisted of ten seamen, and two passengers, taylots, one of. them brother trithe master, were all unfortunately drowned. She sailed only the preceding night, and was seen to strike on the Bar as she was going out of Sunderland harbour when it is supposed she received so much damage as occasioned the master to make for the harbour of Hartlepool, on the entering of whichishe struck again on a rock, and was broken to pieces. One of the seamen Wets also brother to the mister. LONDON : Prim-it by ItzeilAiii) HA *ii OA No. 4, Mattletr-cotirt, liow.Strettli an, At the :3 , 1:) ,, r Of nc t, No, i t 2, Strand ; where Advirtireountr i Order LLOYD'S LIST. Counters of Cralafortf, ANSTIVTItait i is arrived at Oporto, after heating, of? a Privateer that attacked her.—The commerce, BitANDFORD, artiied at Oporto, sailed frotti London with six other Vessels for Oporto, under convoy of His Majesty's Ship Ambuscade, which proceeded to Lisbon with the Convoy 'for that Port.—The above and the Charlotte, WATSON. were the only two of the seven thathad arrived at Oporto on the sth Marche; two of the Convoy were taken by some Spanish Row-boats, in sight of the Bar, on the 31 March ; and the other three Vessels had not ap. prated there.—The Mary, DUNCAN, of Aberdeen, was captured off Oporto Bar on the 3d March. The Coast of Portugal is greatly infested by small Pri. vatcers, having the appearance of fishing-boats, from Vigo, Marine, Mows!, &c. His Majesty's Ship Wasp has captured and sent into Lisbon the Vic toria, from Montevideo for Cadiz, laden with hides, &c. On Wednesday seinniglit the Brig Dutl;N, from Leith for Newcastle, with herrings, struck upon the (rocks off Holy Island ; she afterwards got ashore on Russ Links, and is since gone to pieces. Crew saved. The Sloop 4t11,11, of Berwick, Ness IT, from Leith for London, with herrings and goods, got upon Gos. wick Sandi yesterday se'nnight. Cargo saved, and Vessel expelled to be got of:. .A few days since was found, in a shaft r 8 fathom deep, in the parislyof Gwinear, Cornwall, Eliz dreth Smethrnm, a poor woman of the parish of Breage, about 8o years of age, into which site is supposed to have fallen about six weeks since, in consequence of the darkness of the night, on her return from a friend's house. The mine to which it belonged has long since ceased working, and the shaft has never been taken any care of since. On the 9th. instant a very melancholy accident happened in a stone (wry near Auchtermuchty.— While James Rankin, mason, was winning some stones; the upper part of the quarry giving way, he was buried among the stones,Jand killed on the spot. Another person, who was in the {quarry, hail a very narrow escape. A dreadful accident lately happened at Westfield,. SUSSCX.—joseph Wilson, who occasionally worked in Mr. Harvey's powder-mill, at the above place, tad taken a quantity of unfinished powder, from his master's premises, which he found an opportunity of civing, in secret, to his wife, who took it home, and in order to dry it, was about to place it in the oven, but some grains falling through a hole, of the bag which contained it, on some ltve coals on the hearth, the whole exploded, by which the wo. min, and five children, were so miserably burnt, that the. former, and four of the latteri'' have Since expired, at different periods, under extreme tor. cure. The other child is likely to recover ; and an infant that watt sleeping in the cradle proVisientially escaped the explosion, without injury. A carter in the parish of Finny, Scotland, hay. ill a horse. which had a custom, now anti then, of atandingstill.on the road when an a journey, some. times used the inhuman prdelice of tying a curd round the horse's tongue, and dragging him on. A few days ago the barbarous wretch carried this abominable praaice to such a length as Absolutely to pull away about three inches of the poor 'animari tongue. He since attempted to !shoot the horse when on a journey to Stirling, but was prevented by a person who came up at the time he was about sci carry his diabolical purpose into 'execution. On Sunday sennight an Hanovirian Soldier, whilst bathing in the sea at Bexhill; got out of his depth, and was unfortunately drowned. While BoNAPARTS is obliged to undergo the fatigue 'of travelling above one hundred miles to teview the Flotilla at Boulogne, and expedite the preparations for the renewed pretended, Invasion of this only independent Country, John Bull take s a peep at it with the trivial trouble of walk. ing to Spring Gardens, which has so much be. come the fashionable Lounge, that it is fortunate fur SFRass, ,WIGLSY'S elegant Prpnevade ,Room: and entertaining EXhiblijOit ffild . those amusement who are obliged to wait fOr admi ssion to his Parlo. l rama, which we: are informed promises to be as good a prize 1111 him as theStialc,speare G a ll e ry to the deserving TAssia. OBIFS. • ORAVZSINQ. MARCH Ig. Sail Cd—the for Belfast; Lord Duncan, tune, for Ltmeriol4.% L/rie Gespsters, Sprons, Ernbden ; PAX, Harper, Good Hope, fans, anti Adriatic, lioreharii, lor I.`orintogon. ii4tx tZIE LONOAr GAZETTE, March t 9, igen. Onitralci-Offirf, llitircb 18, 11105. Corps r ov3) Engineers, Lieut.-General Alexander Met cer to he COIOIiCSI Cuntinantlant. Lieut.-Colonel lienjamin Pllther to oe ..CtiltaieL vice Fiercer. lliever Major lotus littiriO , :y . to be h a ei,tetiant.Colonel, 'ice. Halter. Second: elebure to be Captain, vieellorrtirey. First Lieutenant. Charles Paslev to be Second. Captain, vice, Lelebur:. Seco , in Lieutenant - John Spencer to be First`i Lieutenant, vice l'asley. Lieut -Colonel 'Phonies NepeanT, t o b e Colonel ; Brevet Ruf , ztrt D'Arcy to be Lieu-, tenant-Colonel, vice Nepeao. second' Captain. Philip to Capiaiii, vice D'Arcy. First Lieutenant. U. Gotniiiicti to be Sec..:ond Captain, vial Second Lieutenant lola, A. Williams to he First Licittettantorice lisryvet Alai. r Ceo. Bridge., to be Licutenant Colonel. Second Captain Howard Elphlustotie to be Cap. tint, vice Bridges. First Lieutenant lattitts. Arnold tu be SecOnd Captain, vice Elphinstone. Second Lieutenant, Clarles llootitby to be First Lieutenant, vice •. , k mold. Bre vet Major Saffit.it;i Dickens to be Lieutenant-Colonel.. Second Durtiford to be Captain, vice Mc. . First l.it utrn.ntt folin F. Burgoyne to he Second Captain, vice Diontind., Second .Lieutenant Edw. Parker to he Virst Lienteitant, vice Burgoyne. Second .Captain (;eorge Whitmore to be Captain. First Lieutenant Senj, At : o.low to be Second Captain, 'Nice Whitmore. Second, Aneutenatit Win. Holloway to be First Lieutenant, vice' .*Aat low. Second Captain Frederic. ttiaCkeray to be Cap tain. • first Lieutenant !On T... bones to De Second Cap.' taut, vice ThiliCkerAY. Second -L4ztenant Ri c h ar d ti ote f er to be First Lieutettant, vice laces. Second Captain Henry Anderaon•Ntorsiteatt to be Cotain. 'First Lieutenant C. layson to be Second Captain, .Vice . AnclersonMorslijacl, Second Lieutenant Constantine D'Arcy to be First Lieute. .rtatit,,vice Dyson. Second Captain lobo F. birch. to be. Captain. hrst Lieutenant George'Cattlew to be Second Vice Birch. Second Lieutenant Henry Vavarour to' be Hrst, Lieutenant, vice Cardew. First Lieutenant Wm. Cosset to; be Second ,Captain.., Second Lieutenant • Idnititid Mulcester to be First Lieutenant, vice Cosset.' First Lieutenant Wm. tlennett to be .Second Captain. Se cond Lieutenant Matthew Stevvact.to h; First Lieutenant, vice Bennett. First Lieutenant Peter Patton to be Second Captain. Second. Lieutenant Samuel Romilly to be First' lieutenant, Vice Patton. First Lieutenant Ceo4;e Ross to I,ieSecond Captain. Second Lieutenant Win. Payne to be First Lieutenant, vice Ross. 'Second Lieutenant George Graydon tribe First Lieutenant. • Second Lieutenant Ca. vain: Meteor to be First Lieutenant. sr! Second Lieutenant .AleXantler Frazer to he First Lieutenant, Second Lieute. assns bebosrian 0 . 14:L61160n to he First Lieutenant. -Second I.ieutcitant Robert Thomson to beFirst Lieutenant. All der ti Marc!, 1, ilia 5. . . COOMILIfient sib urd by the Lard .I.ltittetteltt oft& Csktv of Derby' illfretedi C ttspany l'alututer Infantry. lobo Cressy 11;111, Esq. tobt Cotain.Coltisnandani. Dated . Mar t, &k in Wilbun. Guilt. to ht Lieutenant. !-.tied a.4.4bove. 11)1111 Brown, C.;eitt. to be Licutenion. Data as Above. Charles LOWC,GeRt. to be Losii,o. Data; tlardl 9, (Ens, l'enfride , and Cdroc Volnner Infantry. 'lobo Turton, Cielit..to be I...usign. Dam March! 9, 1835. Tibatif, NJ -15n, 11/ark:veil, and rinx,ton Comp,v4yll titheniter lohn Rohat Sharp, Es q. to be Ceptain.Corrotsociant. a 13.ircil March sz, ks. inho Coke, C;ent. to be Lieute— ;wit Dated its above. William* Downing, Cent. to ,be Ensign. Dated at above. ilheivdr Campaio , ett Volunteer Nantry. Tames Potter, FA. to be Captain-Commandant. Dated Mardi 12, 145. SainUei Cockei, Cent, to be Lieutenant. D:sted March ta, t8:)s. itichard Potter, Gent. to be tn. sign. l)xted as ;know. Contetiitirms in the Eaat Kent Militia, *tired by Me Lora' Lieu. tenant, To be Captain—Edward tram; Esq. Dated Feb, 2r, tlies. Tote Lieutenants— lkoty Sirmnonds,Gent. Dated krt. It, at4os. George Ti»ltler, Gent. Dated as above. Peter Clok, Gent. Dated as aboVo. Henry Tetiy, Gent. Dated as above. To be Ensigns—john E. Spier, Gent. Dated ran, it, 1805. Willi.tm Reece, Gent. Dated as above, Thomas Arm. tags, (.;ent. Mord. Feb. 21, 18og. Cononladott the Herefordshire Militia, efgard by the Lord Lirt4traaat. I.ititenant-Colonel Ckorge Cornewall to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Es:,ex, retigned. Dated Pei). es, 18°5. Major Tnolinui Ft ley ro-be Licutenant.(olonel, vice Curnewall, proinotcd. Pared 14, am,. Second Mer loin lierington to hc liar A fila)or, vice Poley, promoted. Dated ns above, I. C. Gteentield, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated fe.o. rompithri,,,, , in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners, Jipled by the Lord Warden. bawd illar,e4 fir to be Captain, vice W. Stackbousc, re- BAiVrKtIPTCIZS ENI.4IROF.A. Thomas Ibbott Peirce, of Lim. to-et, London, merchant, from Nl:trch 16, to wiy 4, at lohli 1-togßary, Leather ianc, viduallat; from -March 23, t April &rat ten, at c; u,idhall. • .114NACRUP7 S jeflery" Scrape, formerly of Qqeen-btreet,Clteapside s London, aftetword,s of Ilea,,tiloilt.strs..es, Mary-le.txm, and now of 14,11 Lion-titrect, Hui born, Ntiticiwwx, *tot:lc-I:m*o4W sur. Tender March 23, at ten, 30, at crow, 411.1 April 30 at to, at G uildhall. A ttornitS, Messrs. Wright arallioviii • Cltan. cory.lanc, jonatliao SyiliS t of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothier, to slur. rattler April 3, and 30, at twelve, at the Three Wool. i ttn , rowbridger. Aitornica, Messrs. French and ivr,irarrs, Cattic-street, Holborn, London; or Mr. 1 roworidge, p a ol inr y v now or late of Bensington, 'Oxfordshire, coac h rnaket4 . to surrender April a, id five, 3, and 3 0 , a t tear, at the Globe Inn, Newbury, Berkblirre. Attothigs, Z(r. kidtartl Townseml, Newbury ; Messrs. W. 444 I . Al London. 11' dward Lowtoo,' nt lied Lion-street, Southwark, Surrey, hop and seed-Merchant, to surrender Mardi 13, i t mt. 30, at one, and A, 30, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondua, volley, Mr. ttlutton, Union-street, Southwark. Ilackwell, of Cherticy, Surrey, grocer, to surren der. March 23, April 6,,and 30, al eievert, at Guildhall, j,,, n( 1 021 , iu t ormly, Mr. Wear, Chartctliouse.strect, Char. tcrbutt:ie-square. Th o me, W. of Shipston.upon-Stour, AVorcestershire, haberawdier, to mirreoder Aprd IS, at five, 16, and 30, at eleven, at the Crown and Cushion Inn, Chipping.Notton, nxiordshire. Atturnies, Me4srs. K.intlerley, Long, and symondis.lon, Chancery.latie, London; or Mr. Ship,toli.upon.Stour, Edward Davis and ‘Villiani Phillips, of Church -street, Lam. both, Surrey, brewers and co-partners, to surrender March ad, at one, April and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lan. 'ton. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, 01d -street-toad. CE/truriedrEs. Aptil g t George Frechacick Denman, of the Strand, Middle icx, jeweller. Henry Wilkins, of Brittol, tallow-chandler. The Dugs of SUiiisX'S indisposition, which pre. vented his presence at the late Festival of St. Pa. trick, arose from a sudden and violent inflammation in his eye early on. Monday morning, and for which hi 4 Physicians applied a strong blister. His Ro) Highness, though he had bur little rest on Monday night, was, we have the satisfattion-A° state, consi. derably better yesterday. Mrs. MITUULN gave . i grand Concert at her house in Grosvenoc.:street, on Monday night, 'tp about Soo peesons of tasltion. Madame BIANCHI executtd a song complied by VI. BRANCH! in a most finished style. Diszt played a Coactrto upon the harp, which was much admired. A Trio tot the Piano.forte and Horns, composed for this Con. ctrl, 'by MUGNts, was perfortned by the LE Aizo RS • and the Compser. It was universally admired.— The Band was Very ably led by Mr. WE ICIRS/L. Mr. 1-44svisroe gave his fifth Musical Party on Monday last, at his house in George.stteet, Hano. ver.square. It was numerously and fashionably attended. Cape. HIAVW DE was the principal Violoncello.,. He is a very excellent Performer. COURT or ALDRItmEI,4.A Court, of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guildhall: the LORD MAYOR, fourteen Aldermen, Mr. itecOrder, the Sheriffs, ,Mr. Solicitor, and other City Officers were present. • The quartern loaf, wheaten, will th is week be sold for '5O. and household i I . o..morrow a Court of Common Council will be heist t, Guildhall, in, tile Council Chamber, at I z o'Clon,''for the dispatch cif public business previous to the commencement:Of the Easter holidays. The Purser of the Admiral Aplin arrived I%ester— day at the East India lioust.o. with an account that the long missing Ship the Priaco of Walt:, Captain PttiCt, had been captured and catried into the Mauritius. The Troops going on the Secret Expedition are two Squadrons of the lOU% .Light Dr,ignons, dis mounted, under the command of Lieutenliit.Celonel yt.va,, and twelve Regiments of Infantry of the beletled from the strongest. A Brigade , is under (Idols from Ireland, and is to join the Expe- Aition at Cork, ; the Blht anti 58th Regiments arc amongst those .named. The Officers of the Dragoons are allowed to embark horses in small . proportions. It is confidently reported, that no General Officer, shove the rank of Brig►►dier,.is going on the Expo. dition, except General Sir CRAIG,'WIIO tpapdt the whole. A Letter from Sir Jour/ Ottna's Squadron con. firms the account formerly given of the loss of the .Raven Gun-brig, with dispatches ; and adds, that they received information of this event from the Captain of a Spanish Gun.brig, captured by the Mercury, who, we ate concerned to find, further told them, that only the Captain, four Officers, and nine men, were saved, who were made prisoners. The same account ,states, that a prize which had been taken by the Ruby was re-taken, and unfortu. nately a Midshipman and one of the men killed. To counterbalance this un t leasing intelligence, we are happy to inform our Readers that the Sloop of War has taken no leas than. five Spanish prizes, two of them supposed to contain in dollars soo,oool. sterling. Our account is dated at Gibral. tar, the gth nit. A Letter from Folkstone, dated Monday, says— " 'flit signal was yesterday made trom t h e H e i g h ta , for the first time these some months, for the Enemy's small Cruisers standing to the Westward from Ca. hats ; several Ships of the Squadron, which had sailed on Saturday evening, were at this time seen close in with the Enemy's Coast. There was some firing-in the course of the day, and a .great deal during last night ; several shells were thrown about midnight from the Batteries to the East of Boulogne, to which Port the Enemy's Vessels ate probably endeavouring to snake their passage.'" Several smart aeiuns have lately been fought in the West ladies, between American armed Mer. chantmen and Irenelt Privateers in that . quarter. The Ship lio,asty . .we 11, and trig Rat-I/trod, of New- York, were lately attacked- on.their.aoyage to St.' naming°, captured end carried . into (Guadeloupe. A Black General, passenger on hoard thOlotetuell• when he found the Vessel had struck,' ran below, with the intention of blowing Op ,the Ship,' but being frustrated in this, be. immediately, retired.' to his cabin, and clapping, a pistol to each ear, put an instant period to his existence. On Thursday sailed from Shields for Landon the Noribumherlami East Indiaman, of 670 tons, built by Messrs. Husky, at llowdon Duck: This is' the largest merchant. ship .ever .built in the Tyne, and is allowed to be one of the best. She has a beautiful full-length figure of•the Puke of Noi-rti, win ant.larti on her cur. water .; the ornaments on her stern are very well carved, doing credit to the' artist, and the figure head it an astonishing re. semblance of his Grace. DIPIDeNDs. kARRIND. „ On Saturday last, at St. , fames's Church, Ceorge Simp son, Esq. to Mrs. John Flatland. On Tuesday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, Daniel Ximenes, Esq. •ot• Gretton-street, Fitzroy,squarc, to Miss fackson, only daughter at' the Rev. 1. lackson,• of Ospsinge, near faversharn, Kent. • NEAR CWESHAM, BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. CH R ISTIE, ACapital and mint Desi rabic FREEIIOtp ESTATE, the greatest Part TYTH.P.: ri'kE ft, sltuatd between Cheatham and Great. Misoellen, one MOO trOz each, three trout Atner,haut, and four trom Great 13crldlaPI" stead, and thirty front Lothian, lava beautiftil; and Sportlng Part of the COUNTY of BUCKS': Consisting 01* Substantial AO Convenient DkV E,GLI G. HOUSE, with Six stall Stable, two Cosch;hintse, 04, 4 walled Kitchen Gard Capital Farm-yard,' and ONE HUNDRED AWE' of excellent Arable and Meadow in hand (Liglny AMA 9 . whichare Tythe-free), admirably suited for the, ReoUleli3 and Occupation of the Gentleman_ Agriculturist. Also, contiguoui, a Farm touse, Buildings, and-,Twelt,l Acres, lett otf to a respectable Tenant. by I; L h f e e r E en s t c a e t e t o nt a a l y i.hc e viewed ,hri st ie a t' o u r a r ki p ! nit; ulars 001, DIED. Ott Friday the tsth inst. at an advanced ago, at his house at Stockton on Tees, George frown, Esq, On Saturday the 16th inst. at her lodgings in Durvveston. street, thaltilleHon. Lady Mary CorirriUlti slater. to Viler - Liam Earl of undonatd. ;.4'.ll‘ , TUeirlay morning, at his house in Henrietta-street, Cavendish-actuate, at the advanced ago of 0, Thomas . Pra tt , k eq. brother to'the late, and uncle tothe present, Earl Cain. den. Yesterday morning, Mrs. Hilton, wire of Mr. William Hilton, Wine-merchant, Holborn, - after a long and severe illness, which she bore with _ grgar pati ence and resignation, and much regretted by all her trieuds, i4c. • On Sunday the loth inst. at Beaverhall, near Edinburgh, Miss p. Sandilands, daughtvr tot tholate Hon.•Kahan_ Univ.,' lands. • on Saturday butt,. Mr. Samuel Ciltries, Crow, Bath. On Monday evening last, in an apoplattie fit,. at his lodg ings at Brampton,. Mr: William, Ito- 114110 N who Wag for 35 years Apothecary to St . Bartholomew's Hospital, • OLI) POST, MADEIRA, SHERRY, BUCiaILAOI,* SPENCER and PERKINS, Wine and .01:11 Merchants, No. 115, ls,levegate-street, take lea/Voi; quaint the Public, that they now keep, an d 111 100 year's last past, have'never kept less than twAlierLitit gallons of Genuine Wine, in Vats and Casks, rilWowivol meliorating for bottling ; and from tsventy to Bottles of crusted Old Port, Madeira ke. By'ill" 1.0 keeping, their Wines arc so improved ' in flavouri•en!°.toto cordial qualities retained, tis,to render them.ruero 3 4o, the stomachs of nervous habits, and the aged od. experience has cpnvinced many eminent'Physteia rts h W, ooo 'strongly rtcommend their Old Wine, as the'inost vileve and restorative Liquor. By this Stock they: or! I * a nd of servo their friends with superior Wine, of gris t ? o g . the best Vintages, en the must moderate `Permsaye/. money. They have also au uni.eminon large So`;l' .. Joie Old Cogniac Brandy, lithe and Jamaica Ruin 4 Z' • Quantity of most excellent . East. t ladle Orange Sl!,r l f."! 13,1 t ! No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. ober FOR Eleven Nears I have relinquisher! ill Praetice for the Treatment of Venereal comPlai.4 ,ut the cure of those deficiencies which are the eon'ti‘,---1 a tlestrudive habit. - , s The undoubted qualifications which 1 pc:Ascot ,r ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, !canner'? a', - ; 1 ;111 0 the Army, and the extent a my experience in 0104 line, constitute my.clahn to that superiority, whic,„Ofe be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most r;,.„4";1 0 5W general Praillitiouer, whose mind is harassed by tit . „x i vibzyrnsi everyn gut r c. an immense variety of Disorders. ich Must have considerably conduced to my INfte 6 '" -- stun of theThost complicated Cases. ruardca m i t °. It Diseases arise ?rout the indiscretion of atit o i* f l4 t i h n e ts w ° o r rh p i itel'alasve a.CiedefftPagebn°l"pilittii,tiCl.:'' 1 t 1 rnent, and if such Cases of 'distressful disatrA n a — i i .lba,..„ ll3l exist, as those which are the consequenges °' - t - hettl vice, can any Man assume a bettor title to tro t o,..Ttv - a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Praetiee for, 44 ,0 0 merit of these, sad concentrating his attention a- . D' , this particular pint oti In recent Cases of InfeClion, all rain, of I tress may be avoided, and in the first setoli . ;„ Weakness, much future mkory may, be prell ot tepgill means of reanimation as wilt tc,eture health sad the Constitution. i i n tnl t P i °h ii r s tton l an in t e h t hi o nuc! g Pi i nt v s e itic a ltha s et it ea le cileq : g n il d rceam pe et r nh in r°? le lci' n gx : cll:sll:cr:44s:l:ll4:l4ll":(l when other Praditiorrrs have failed. Ole The terms of remuneration are ureci s ely 01% 0 x 103' Interview, but no letters are answered unless inclosed. MARTIN BR EE, 1. °ll' Member of the Royal Col !cps of Surgeons in Na. 2, 9• Arundel -street, Strap:', nearTarnplp.br • or illiag' There is an Warcr-sti additional entrance in e.ct PRICE OF VAST* Bank Stook, shut Navy per Jr! !a. cm. shut lush 5 pet t..ent. r.htit 4 per Cent. shut 3 per Cent.,ltert. shut 3 pot Ct. Con 53 Rank 1.. Ann. shut Ditto Short Xrnk. shut rUbbillhed'hY W 1 ILlit If Atli lea% sea sr's, 't of South / 11 °1ton-street, Cfriolvainr-sq''47 o ; for the Paper, Letter, fur tilt 'Editor, Sig. ( tst ai t b e ativirtlnti, To TIiONIA TA ri.t)g,' Elol. .. , • ' No. 9, New llrit - Street, §tr.ct Lond 4 l. 'd f 0 ' . I , tio.', Honoured Sir,. Etibiburgh, Vtprcji. zg! , t t he T, .1389 leave to infinm ytiii`, t hat ever slr - o; A • Va 1...,. a n wtrile' :e 3-gt re ;l t , lY w c" a eaj' i t.t i h c i e d ri e e t hP u l li C l; c ts°.r9 h e : i t: :: i g i r ib ged o ett Li hi i t g a::P r v r Y seV c om bbet4 e hlttc r i a t ilil i t i aill e ttfi k l e l i Y i t :e s ee r re i :e l i n . s ta i iiss i t'i , tilit4irrgis ;i te t i; : r i "lt!: ; ) : F6u t 'cu i t; i ll;ll l( l` t jic h rff e : sn w ilr ou in t g d , o arre as a t r. y t ouhremoyf disorderthe . us t ila i t n i v te t t:: a t t o e , s t 1' 4 (1 , t re ia, : i i i, ,e c. z. o l 4 . 3 i ko e s a t rl s y e . v t e o n p: , ::::rj th Qt y l to my existeliCu — l'h ad '.4 id 1/111 1 n the crown of my head, one mt. each ann, O w ' as arta: were broke out in a frightful manner; my r i lC h u t it o a O f i ' ° , fully painful, and had been in a state.- ot' tilar"„ies al l-t was very much (h.,;(..o l i e o f u t red ha , d at a lci lso .ca t ir % e voui h t ; rg st ic ° l; ' Fit cr t o o f fte t, ing pain, particularly when . warm to beet, a$ n 4l s ) ;e$ 1 " n-i Priv —i c me ut.- rest ; in this .4;unentable -.state, .1 w. a,. ri ot * --e—ed by Mr. J. Tnorripsoo, ,(wh9 recov ;:„(11.11'" cure by • them here), to take yqur l'eilzei* pan t s cool° which I 11 . - 1 d-- '-. of a fortnitg bran tol bo ° g; ° ti n t tottrrei?:it•rhe ° b e t neti 3 t ) --, . 1 2, 1 ° 13 1141. , c ,‘,1 than a mourn ,• the'-ulcers on my herd al3o•L,'"gs ili g soundly, healed—soon atter, the sores on 111 / i - '' - ' lll also; lea v ing , however, constuerahtelWiall4,lr : 1 10 9 14/ : skin, and pact in the. bop; qf the lett, ,#),P,14 -, 0 irill l4 slu g °t . God, and a ' little loci ptr*eebtance in Y ' cog oil luahle Medicine,. subsided,i, the nolies. ch.sllcfnir'gradadala./1 regaining its ii:iiural hue, and' ihe tioditiro.ll lia_l ll T 4 Al l4l F. :, ii‘," A gni'Ol t i - i.- thitsbecairte r by. your-liberal- aac"Jorlii,iiiihOv twine, pettedly free from all my kri fter h ao ':„ :i have recovered. my filthier spirits and strea l til''' • writ - -li at come jolly and fat, in, which state having9On.l!)e 1 A ln , Months to the astonishment orall'wh ,, It ilvW l o ut , lii b e i; l l a loss in what terms to express mortal' ,rttittid!, , r h li n for the good 'of other suffering 'lo'lll4:7oo;riiinit ease-as puPlic as possible, as l - shall 011,eY1:1 „ u 'r gra t if Y.. in a°, doing, you will greatly oblige ! Sic , Yiiitl 14 if Ik' lent. very ' humble servant, a 1 . - i '''" ' Swan's • H • Close_, H igh-street, Edinburgh. T ri ‘‘) :4 lltl o l: l4 l4 a T l l':; T :il . l4ll;4 •l: tre t. ll3dVP o llis e ittill , 31de:11111sSte::mAihd'sta3esbertinYiliNeftbhelat5':bVit';C:Vii:1:11°. O CS : li' l ll it tr:r i Vilt ' aritil l :ilrCillet : ia:l ' tslll : s , ljl O Plr i , Me9Ali, at his House, No. 9, New, lltidg??.;"`",. ~,''thio 7, L it, where, after a constant residence of trate t'''''' t ja• I: 11f pit tears, In a prat:titer particuUrly. &reeled to • tlic ,r l of venereal Coin plaints ,and those iriGicicntai.l%icit 11 ° 1 1:0 Generation, with - that Inviolable secnteY' '''''' 1 ., ista s ,',/ his profession shoulsl always onservc ill 5 °_ ( ",, r 3t01 t . ( 11 i 4 flatters hitnself; the' advice and assist:to !lc, v„ 0" , . 4:, lulittinisters to . persons taking,- chi:, 10•Plivletiii;• ~ ecteetntl, by a discerning. rUbK, 3'" ,• 3 - ' PI , don, attainable and void of all•ntOlistititY-.. ofiver"'''-;'` Also sold, by his appointment, for 1 1. f. - No* 3-) ` ( '" : ' those living at a .diltaniee, at the' Kettlittior 1i.,40. to o' i iii i 4•_ilhan't-strect, rail-Map ; . the. "r0y0rr,,,,0rc,,,,:,,,,P ford-Ittert ; Mr. Pisbokouglt' • NO. '7i ' j i ittl e ''' ' , , P`' Mn, Ateel's.,llriokseller, No; Js,'Llnion-rov••• • ,' rails'' , old . d _hill ; 'Mr. Baxter's,. Sodth-bridge, Cii- 11. ° 1 ' 1 ''' l ',slid b i I f ''' . ~,,,1114*.Pla*goyy ; m r . cali,,,teirs,. plitpia4{,:o 0 , 1 ,,,i '[ .-1.4°11 111 VverY eoilsie.lerable town in (re ,t L ',. ~- wi lt ' rod Land, in Boxer of slily ss. - 911; eac:, sealed4l4, X: - ' and plain direeliorts, where:4 :::•.: . ... of c ru .' t 6. iife t i;; )4 4 ! elite tneltlielVirS with Cate, Spos:.: , , . ' '''.t . :2lCd °l„,fi, ~`" N. 11. 1...1N;ry, llov.tolti in Crest ;try.:lll., ', - - irirr osior ti - a StanlP, on Witicli, 'tar 'fiseour df the" C,°' No.-1 4 ,1; 0 Prioated,the Stainp.t)tfice---" T; inlY,°r,oi,3 1 1 ' Li idge-street;" h- - u , iitut.itte which k Fel"rfs ....e. :: . „,..." maze Criumerfeits. . ' ' ' STOCJCS. bat. , Ini.lia Stock, shut Iridia•Bentiv, ts. dis, fpur onininin, 34 3 per Cent. deferred, Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto, Attu. Coos. tor to April, sS j. STOKE iNIEWINGTON, MIDDLESEX. Furniture, Cold Watch, Plate, • Silver Hilted Swords, ..!rc ,Arms, Linen, China, Glass, Books, den Utensils, Bottles . tee • -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. HERRING, di oy, Order of the Executrix of George Itigtv, Esq. on the Premises. in Cloirch-strect, Stoke N ewirt g ode lai Friday next, at Eleven u'Clcck, • THE GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FIJR N cr I ' Tun 6, Gold Watch , Ditto Chain and Scais, Hilted Swords, Gold Read Cane,- e ire Aryls, Line n, Glass, Books, Fine Print s and Paintings, a Mcda Of R. Garden Utensils, _about Two CrOce of ButtlC .s, 214 T ari Ideas, in good Preservation . To be viewed on Tiltrlsolf next till the Sale. Catalogues to be. had on the of Mr. Herring, Attaioneer, Fleet: street .