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tro,t.tt.7, Fran the ONDON GAZETTE, March . 5, 1805. if'ar-CYfirt, March 5, 1205. Ccownitilvit slred , by the Lord bindenant of the County cf fa 1 Ic. and Carbon rolunreer Iplantry. I,tltv Ttll,et t, at - i. to be Capfaio. I)ated Sep:a:ober s. 180. (;rot, to he Lit:stet:Apt. Dated as above. 1.:.4 1 ....tat, Gent. to be 1:1151411. Dated AS above,. ilidebi4rg4,l44tilter hijaohy. Woitcr s Eq. to be Captain. Dated September 1.1, 3 lkojmin tiumniss, Gem. to be Lieutenant. Dated as ablve. Robert Meths, Gent. to be Ebsign. Dated as above. Moult Ira:mired Polantetr bifanby. Fgt. to be Cafitniii. Dated Decembet 20, 1804. tiolvit Xl4.,tts , , Galt, to be Lieutenant. Dated as .arovt.. T {winks Crat,itztell, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated "February so, 145, - - - lfr":.odbritigclichmfrer ti Amity. R. Cana, Celli. to be• Ensign. Dat:d. lanuary to, 1805. .Bno , sr. .Edinsold's Pthmterr Li br john Benjalivid, Esq. to be Captain. Dated (toy 9,...1803. • 'rbormis Steel, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Rtibeia Gogre ituol.vood; Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above, Henry Wilkins, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated De., cernber to, Ital. l'r.mtlingham Vollottrer /amity. joker Stanford, Esq. to be Major. Dated December 17, To I.'a: Capt.:ins—jasper Pierson, Esq.' Dated, Augiust - B,' 1011,1 E4W3l'ds 4 14. Dated a 3 above. Thomas Pool, Dated as above. 'robe Lieut(iiaiits —Jahn Aldrich, Cent. Dated as above. George L'd , ,t4rds, Gent. Dazed as above. Charles Clubbe, Gent. Dated *May 2.2,, rBO4. , To be Itn:Ugns —George , Maynew, Gent. Dated August 8, 7603. ,Tliotnai Bennington, Cent. Dated as above. John Coodwytt, Gent. Dated 111.ty 2z, tao 4., . :thoriwth Pam/titre Infantry, r.ogl,c, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated December 24, TN. Crlaeh rahmteer Toffigtry. To be Captains-- lobo Vernon, Esq. Dated September nenjaroin Astiwell,' Esq. p a c cc i M a y 22 , 1 8, 4 "IltAnas• KelleAty, E!,q. Dated Niay 24, 1804. era be Licutoants— 103ofth -Dawson, ,Gcrir, D a ted & Trail . 4 er s o 1 8 0 3. john Cooke, c i 'enti Datetlas above. To be, Em,rots—lobrt Porter, Cent, Dated December 24, tU4. ' James Pent. ' Dated as above. ' Srak Ytorton4 Cavaky : tst Troop -- Edamnit Barber, Gent. to, be I.temenartt. Dated Febroar.. 17, t 799. Robert Howlett, Pent. to be Ditto. 17, Awl Septentbvs 2.1 t ign4. Robert Crabtree, Gent. to be Como. Dated as above: • SoutheiHrtam A try ander A cttif, .Et;q. 'to be Captmo. Mated Sept. 5, i 303. Robert AL;gas, Gent, to b Lietstenatit. Dated as *Wive. 'l,ll9lfla* Drake, Gent. to ba Cornet. Dated as above. • • 3d George Smyth. tsq. to be Captain, Dated MArk:l , 7, t'B,4, Francis Gilbert Yailey Lealce, Gent. to he Lie , ttenont. Dated as above. !obit Edwards, Gcnt. to be Lori:et. Dated as -above. .sth Troop, It °bort Sparrow, Itsq. to be Captain, Dated 140. 13, ligS. )tot)ert Rede, ;crit, to be Lieutenant, Dated Thomali Fart, Gent. to be ditto. I)ated fait. en; xto.l. George llohuti, Gent. to .be Cornet. Dated 35 aboVe. . • T roy. Thomas Sherlock Gooch, Esq. to be Captain. Pawl ILO 21. tge3. Thomas Cook, Gent. •to be Lieu- Datvd AS above. Charles Reeve, Gent. to be COreet, Dated as above. tit Troop. Richard Nfoorei Esq. to be Captain. Datei July '2g, 1844. Walter Ray, Gent, to be Lieutenant. bated as above. • Richard Waring, Gent, lobe Cornet. Datcd as above. • ssl Troop: Hon. Joshua Vanneck to be Captain, Dated MAO; az, 0103. Joseph , gbrimpton, Gent. to he Lieu- tenant. Doted LitJOVO. Coates, Gent., to be Cor. tun,. DateA A$ 4110 Yr. Second-Corp,i,• Mileson Edgar, Esq. to be Major: Dated Sept. 5, tBO3. • . To be. t,„%sptailis—iolin Meadows Theobald, Esq. Dated as above. Cornelius Collett, Esq.. t)ated as above. John Cowperthwait4 Esq. Dated as above. To tn. Pearson, Cent. Dated as above. john stow Baidrey, Cent. bated as above. George View) Erringron, Gent. Dated as above. To be Cornets—lohn Meadows Rodwell, Cent. Dated as above, Philip Dykes, Cent. !lilted as above. John brooks, Cott.. Dated U 3 above. ilvonere and Claydon Malaya,' infantry, To he ' captain,--Rohen Syrilpson, Esq, Dated .Sept. sz, Wilftnn Nliddlctdo, hsti, Dated as above. Thomas Sit,y.;le.ttAt, Esq. Dated Drc: lc, 1803. To, h Lieutenants-I°bn Middleton, Cent, Dated Scpt. 21, 4 7 41. john Tiitd r, Cent. 1)4h:el April •23, 144. Rbliett ilerlington, Gcnt, Dated SOL xx, 0 0 3. To be Ensigna-rfarnes Darby, - Cant, Dated us above. Witliarn Leeds, Gent, - WWI as iibovc. • Tar:stall, Blackball, and Then P'durrgrer litivttry, John Syci, Esq. tabe Captain.Conunardant. Dated Sept. 5„ iSo3, Hobert Stieppaul, Esq. to he Captain. Dated as above. joint Ellis, cent to be 'Lieutenant. Dated as above. kr.ohmterr Injantty. lobn.growntieg Leake, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. atted Aug. 3; 1803. lobo Mills, jun. Esq. to be Cap- Dated Fett. I 1304.' Geotl.. o e Clubbe 'arsons, (hat. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Nathati Drake, Calt. to be Lieutenant.- Dared as above. Robert Ofrorti, be, Ensign. DateiL at; above. Ldward 1 1 4 eve, 'C; enc. w boEnsign Dated as above, .11/o:tplgir/.11/c l u war WillirunThilpot, Esq. to be Captain I)atttl Sept: 22, an 3• !coats j ohn Cooper, Gent, to be Lieutenant, Dated a:; above.' Benjamin Wooltiough, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated 4s above. ratuntrer rnfariery. Aidnua Cbmies, A rnol.d, iLsq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 5, lohn' Mph, Gcnt, to be Lieutenabt. Dated', as above. Alex.Pay4, Cent , to be Lieutenant, • Dated as - atkov4. Edward Wells, (hnt. to be Ensign. Dated as al)ove:' ..kferw Hundred Poltivirer Infitntry, • Chatlesl.'ytel, E 59 to be. Captain. Data d Sept, 5, 01 03 . lottp Atariotte, Oent. to be Lia•utertant. Dated as above. KLIST, Gott. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above, Rtimgo , Paunirer Peter roister', Esq. to-be Major.Coutinaudant, Dated Sept. 5, 14o' tau Captsk'ns—Robert Alderson, Esq. Dated as above. Robot liutcher, Esq. Dated as above. Richard Malin, Fp', Dated Dec. v), To be .Liouteliauts--_loltit Cooper. Gent, Dated as above. Dybatl, GO . tt. Dated Sept, 46 . 3.` • To be Emslipt—lidwatel Spall, Gent. Dated September 5, I gi3. IP.rorch . l42lifilierr tilantry.. Tholika3 Tottver Atioiloier Esq. to be Lieutenant- CrilwlA.ConirnantOtie. Dated 22. 12t5. bc Captaitt3 lobo hitv, Esti. I.l4.rted fart—to, lattle3 N1:41 Et.q. liated as abuve lames Wenu, rfill!qt 10 Above, To It Lictiwoants— Charles CtOrA, Gent. Dated as above. ;uhtr'iparrovv, (;..4.t. Dated as above. Tito)im.v. Duly. Cient. Dated as above. Edoiutal Welk, Gent.. thtca .16 above. tit I tisigits--)oltri Abbictt, Cent. I)ated ;as above. Tito -1,,43)0114.15; (sent. I)atckt as Ailove. Ekiwalit Abblett, G4nt„ I),ltett ss Wove. tv. Aajtatatt —Luke Sawn, Gent, Outed 06tober 131 ,Stokr tv Noland Vdtpdter ftbnity. Alaixock,listi. to oe CApt:tin. iLited Sept. 22, Itc3. Blackboutit finpuirtd 1/61;mieer Lt ,hert Nunn, 14:tui. to be Capt2 . ll). I)atect April 28, rBO4. Critbb, juts. to be Lie . m.tenibil. Dated occon b,:t lo t :303. Jobb Gowioe - „ (;cnt. to be. Lieyteiwit, thited April 2.5. 18 , 4. tialenvorthluerer Tana* Reeve, 1 sq. to bo Captain.. 1).004 tioptetriber;, 1803. hobett to be LiroLliant. Li,ited ae a oovc. lobo Woutit.o4k:(icat. to be Ensto. I)4teit as itooVe. Ale,e,telFgge, .11M00r7r, AVM 1161 1 1.17 f, • 1 oho Carrlptrail t Gent. to be Adjutant. - Dalai Feb. aetoillos PorttoroOrieNalling.atf;ee losepb Clarke, Esq to be C.AptAin, vice Reeks, resigned. Dated) F et). 27, aos. Second Lieutenint John Foster to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, promoted., Dated as above. Edward Chillingworth, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, • vice Fo4ter, promoted. Dated as above. • - Commissions signed by the , Loraf Lieutenant of the County of Salop. • ' Morse Volunteer Infantry. Perry, Gent- to be Quarter-Master, vice Skelding rcsipmed. Qated May 4, 16a4. William Bradley, Cent. tn bC Surgeon. bated May 12, eio4. The Rev. Sher ,riugon Davenport to be Chaplain. Dated 48 above. Initehureb Volunicfr lajaniv. Captain Lore to be Major, vice Watson, resigned. Dated Feb. 5, 18os. Lieutenant eerier to be Captain, vice Lowe, prernotcd. Dated as above. Lieutenant Edwards to be -ditto. vice Trevor, resigned. Dated as above. Ed ward Carleton; 'Gent.. to be Lieutenant, vice Curser, promoted. Dated February a, iBos. Ensign Prince to be ditto, vice Mingo,' resigned. Dated as'above. Ensign Harper to be Ditto, vice Edwards, promoted. Dated February It, rBos. :Ensign Parker to be Quarter_ Master, vice ltd cards, resigned, Dated February 5,18 us. Ludlow and Cleobury 114 ortiow rolunteer Alantly. Ensign Welliiigs:to 'be - Lieutenant, vice Prince, ,resigned. Dated February i fr'lB.;c. , Gardner, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated as above. Than-Las %Veiling', Cent. to be Ditto. Dated as above. Commissions signed by tire Lord Lieutenant of the Countr of • . . Derby , .Soutb High Peak Battalion of ,Volunteer Infantry;. . Winiatn , Esq. to be Major-tomtit... Omit. Dated Mitten 1, To be . Captains.—Samuel Simpson, Esq.- Dated MarCh (Sas. Peter Wright, Eq. Dated as above., lona ker, F. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Wm. liirkett, Gent. •Dated March r, 405-. Michael Williams, Gent. Dated as above. olin Cooper, Gent. Dated as above. To be Ensigns—William. Graves, Gent. DatA Marsh 18e5. lionjamin Wyatt, Gent. Dated as above. Isaac Bennett, Gent. Dated as above. Asltherme Corps. tames Riddlestlen, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March r; zSo.i. Wiltiaut Riddlestlen, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Ordiante.Ogice, Myth 4, TR,05.. Royal R'egiment of A rtilliry —Frederick S. Ilolworthy,Cent. to be Secoutl Lieutenant, vice harleskllachley, pronoted. Dated February t 6, aos. 11.4NICKUPTS. john Wood, late of Ilexham, county of Northumberland, currier, to vurrender Aprill, 2, and 16, At eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern. NoVeastla:upon.Tyne. Attorney, Mr. William Kirkly, Newcastle.upon-Tyne ; or Mr. Charles Constable, S'ymond's t lnn, Chancery lane, Lon don. __ L - . Richard lohnson„ of Tokeiaroitsc-yard, London, merchant, to surrender March 9, 23, and April 16, at CICVelt, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Bousheld, Bouverie street, Fleet-street, London. James lirewis, late of Southwick, county of Durham, ship. builder, to surrender March 26,27, and A pril 16, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop. Wearwouth, in the saint! county. Attorney, Mr. Robert. Davidion, ilistop.Wearmouth ; or Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Latub-buildings, Temple, London. Henry . Cneesman, of Lamberhurst, Kent, corn-deater, to surrender March g, t 6, and April 16, at ten, at Giiildhall, London.. Attorrites, Mr. Poles, 'Tunbridge Welk ; or Messrs; Illandlord anti Sweet, King's.Lietich. walks, Temple; London'. Samna Ali idge., formerly of 1 , re.ston Capes, but now of Whit. ton, Northamptonshire, brickmaker, to surrender March ' 9, t 6, and April 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. Shaw, Dyer's-buildings 4 ,llolborn, London. - James Vundrant„ at firewer-street Goltiett.squru'e, Middlesex, printer, to surrender March 12,'23, and April 16, at ten, at Gnildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wall, Ktg street,.Clerkertwell. . John Pakeli, Of Union-street, New' fond-street, Middlesex, ' coal.merchanf,lo surrender March tz, 16, and April t 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, 'Mr. Dixon, Nassau -street, • Soho', . • :DIVIDENDS. March 26. Staffbrd Gill, of Lambeth Marsli,'Suerey; dealer •in horsfs, at eleven, at Guildhall, Londint. March -rz. Willi tin Pink, commonly cal led and known by the name of William Field, and ;olio Birch, of Charles. street, Grosvenor square, tailors'and co-partners, at eleven, at G April John Fowle, of Chippenharn, Wiltalute, clothier, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Oath: April 0. William Wrigg, of Nianeliey.rer, liquorquercharit, tit eleven, at the tridgewnteK Arms Nlancliester. April tr. lobo Cathy, of I larpers, 'near Caine, Lancashire, calico-ntunni3etiner, at three, 'At MG , Bridgewater Antis Inn, -Manchester. March 3o: Williarrißearilandsaud Benjamin Beanlatids, now 'or late of Bradford, Yorkshire, wootsraplers and co-part ners, at eleven, at Sim Beim, Bradterd. March al. John Messenger. at Lassell-flall, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, clothier, at eleven, at the George Inn, find dersfield, Yorkshire. April 1011tI Colvill, of Adam -street, Rotherhithe, Surrey, carpenter and builder, at ten, at Guildhall. April z, Robert Westlake, of L xeter; grocer, at ten; at Guild hall, London. March 16. Francis Bland, late of I slehatn, Cambridgeshire, shopkeeper, ateleven, at the Lam!) Inn, Ely. April r 3- 'fliomas Winter, of Br ewer...street, St. lames, Westminster, optician, at twelve, at Guildhall.. MANI% 9. lohn yr4s,r, or Charles-street Middlesex Ilospi _ tal, upholsterer, at eleven, at Guildhall, April 6. Stephen Richings and Soliterserßichingv, now or hereof Oatord, breeLhiA4mikers and eu.partners, at ten, of Guildhall, London-. April it. jr;lin Witherell, of Long-acre, Middlesex, coach. maker, at ten t at Guildhall, March la. Johri'Agnew; of Grosvenor.aquare, Middlesex, banker, at ten, at fittildhall. • 111,tch 30. Richard Plutricr, Fuller, of Guildford, Surrey, ironmonger, at twelve, at CERTIPiC,frifS., . MArch 26. John Devy, of Shrewsbury, , Salnp, upholder,. john I.lall, of Coventry t street, ruan'a suerccr. .• William Burnam!, of Mancheter, fruiterer. " m A ii ner. Friday being the first day of the Bristol annual fair in the partsh of Terryle, the show of cattle (for the first time in Temple.street) was unusually great. Fat beasts, of which there was a considerable number, were dull of sale, many having returned uns. , ld ; lean beasts sold quickly, and wt compara. tively high prices. -There was also a large.sh ow of horses at the Borough. Walls, principally o f she cawkind, rather dear. Good hacknies were sc a rce and high.priced. A few days since, in An old house in Templ e . street, Bristol, as the Maid.servant was r a ki ng up some coals, in a room which had been for saute tim e used as a coal-house, several pieces of old. English coin were discovered, which induced a further search ; an d upon polling dawn some boaids, ii con. fi lderdble quantity was found, the greater lint in good (preservation. Thit Landlord, as 'soon aa'he was apprised of the circumstance, asserted his claim. but too late, as the greater part had been disposed 01 to the ciatioits. The dwelling-house of Richard Nitride, it Stoke St. Milborough, bbropshirr, was a few days ago broken open by some villains , one of wl.yrn seized an ittirmirld man while lying on the bed, and the others rifled his pockets,in which were two or-three bills. On the full6wiog day they ag a i n entered the hooe, and stole thereout bills - to the amount of 351. & Amon Cl+ bacon, three loaves of bread, 'and a great coat ; with the whole of which they gor clear otr. LAPT IC t: FL/ ti 1 . COURT OF KlNG's --ARCH s. COoPER V. ROBERTS. TH ts was an Atlion to recover a compensation for the damages sustained by the Plaintiff by' the fiver; turning of the coach on.the, outside of which _lie was a passenget. The Plaintiff wits an Exciseman, and the Defendant the 'Proprietor' of one of the Manches ter Coaches. In their journey to' town, just as the coach was drawing,up to the inn .where it stopped,, at Newport PagnelLin Buckinghamshire, the coach upset, and the Plaintiff had his.leg very badly frac; toted. He remained for several weeks at the inn before he was ahle'to be removed. It appeared, in ..the course 'Of the evidence, that the accident was Oe. casioned not from any, neglet of the driver.; , but, from'the badness of the toadi. and the Jury, in can. sequence;returned a verdßt for the Defendant. SHARP v. GLADiToNZ. ' - This was an.adiion to recover freight :which had beenabandoned by the Defendant to.the Ptaintift as on Underwriter. The Plaintiff had. insured upon one of the British Ships detained under the late . Russian embargo, and the - Defendant made a total abandon. menr. The'Ship had since returned, and the De. fendant received the freight. The Plaintiff con. tended it was his tight, as'having been abandoned •to him under the policy which he had subscribed. For the Defendant it was contended, that Ote,voyage home was another voyage, and not the voyage in. sured, which was argued to be terminated by the embargo. Ent Lord ELLINEOROtroII over:ruling this distinaion, the Plaintiff ltdd-a verdict. M. STK Auss announces, thit a n*, precipitated hork• athopia, washed,. dried; ,l "'"i Povq* 40'a red heat for he( air hour * covet'' crucible, May be amaipmated with front five t" seven parts of mercury by trituration to a wam This amalgam may be laid over copper, and the, mercury be driven off by'heat ; a stool coating is applied, mixed with chalk,„and with water, and the plate is again ignited, and al terwartis burnished. By this aprliiltion c °l} vessels may be defended from the anion of acid!), r" C'oottni.t , ions xigned Ai. the Lord Lfr.vtevitvt of the Cowtty 7.1 Hants. /Sling Am? 1111131 . .,..ck Major George Compton to be Nlajor-Lummaritt:mt, Dated F t b. 1895., - -.: TONDON 114411 IS (ot?4o . 4, Martictt-court,t . low.Streep; and Publisneci AR max Scam , . , {cat SQ Mtpltnn s:ret, C;ro;vcn t or-square ; AL the Suzy UfFict,'NU; 112 ; Strand; where ileiToirrt#unib Qrtiert lot the 4'attr ; urn for the Stc,. 0at:4414), 0341 it tie aticittaicti, " MUSCULAR INVI - GO!trt.T lol " . ; • • 11S, • s there no Balm in Gilead ? is rhere.n,;? , Why then is : o f the healii, 04, • recoverd ?"---1 . .' 1 • r i" HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEM ); )1 fib acilto.ntinA, healing, and tonic qualitics, 61 ,,,,j• • salutary ctieds, afrords 4 p ros peit rcluic 4. "' o -4,c , • da a r iii.i ci a li‘l e in e et r ae t kd ai n n cbs h ys e .o p pt e rse o itio f s li.es c r u to l i a r r euxic v lei g .ts oj v a e t t i . t a i ,2 l. l ): p iE c„ !; ' ; .l.l : l: l J: r " .i:: ; s , gos, (.4s o deCaY. t o c The Cordial Bahn of Gilead most Woriderfolic a ltat i ti n i w e a , r a d nd dee w o il y i s, su o p eb p j o i r i t ty t , br o l w if i e le o o f ° the ! , ii lir tri d ts a , n k i t ; :i.lt l r r : ti l ,. either sex, whether hereditary or owing to Yuu tl ' u f.,', dencies, this Medicine 'will afford the tribst weigl"'.„ooo.l4, " A persuasion of the incurable natato Of Colu'uploi, says M 4 Y, in ' Essay ,on •Pulittoriary C °s t l t i l litro r ir t has thrown considerable obstacles in the Iva) ; °_,'? obi lw • the treatment of that cruel disease and •t inatioadiottio acting under the intitience °finis persuasion , h a L l i t/ eal ° 4s „ PtPgress -in ascertaioing the piost rational anitCET.lLliac,cth,• of Curing it." He further addS, that " 'tile c'",, vidion of the fatality of this disease has checkedii! w ittl of investigation, which, upon other ° cca4i°l l' the exertions of the most industrious and vritters, of the present age." I f this is the caw , l ien f vg : i h; aay CU ovv i t l . d etil i tok t t hoselabouriug under asthma 4 "; ;;;ili' Willi are they to be left a,prey to all the calor' it°ll the , O Cr ; antra perfed onedrcartsoWLibeittUht.ol6thilteaani:l::l:, No 1 al2Pstl'Erriencli.',:nu:Clitlif,',l,.rd:;t: less instances performed, in Consumptive (,:ase. ( " In deplorable nat re —t ha t Remedy is t Cordial, vit gr gil I jut, a restorative unequalled, a bracer, and an d l r E r,%PlS !if 'the whole animal fundions. 'Obis It enietl,_Y by the fi rst Nobility and Gentry in the United frso n c l;.,' No,/ has its merits been lessened by III.: hand ortbriL'i, all things: every day adds Imre encomiums to 1'',40.11 , 10 this exalted Aledicine than can possibly be,P4b„'"faa those cases which from time to ,this have aPP` i ,;.%trTif Public Prints are so convincin' well ittested , 36 `, , ITS nary in their nature, that that t i ersoii. must he'' "cr, tG indeed who does nor attach credi t to them ; 1f should be Any persons who arc interested in the undoubtedly have an opportunity of inquiring °V , 4 ,, : ;.W 0 themselves, who hive obtained the,cares , persons who have witnessed thorn, whets they rt r , f full sati'sfaCtion. of t kf,, , !verity of each staiein ?„tt sir e nt. , , l'.** ho lder, oi where t upon tric holy ,061, SWAIN Cons 'that " he fountain stream that tow.froin it cannot !MINN.!' The AN "I'l P 4'l'l GINE or SO I, ONf for, purifying the 1.51 o.) i and restoring the. S'6ttrl`,„,' paired by, the itliinutt:nt usc of .Mercury. ,• the great vitt only iestorcr of health and viVius where SAivation leas ' • d Price i aca y Lott. . otily Bottles 335. • . froArnriSti le L s tt u k r ffr.: i. t l l . l (irf lu t2 l , l,o f d or ye, .cl 4 Mints is. 9a. ditty Prepart•d by Dr. Sf.lonion, Gilmt:l4ottsC. r'r e '4,:,:r 4 ." in les. bri. and Its. i llottles , th4jAtTef: :4 0 former, .by wf,icti the put Must saves s , : 4,%.•4 " 4, 0'• lk' io lt n iq r. il . as whicl . ibears Address, '' m Soloon , 'Liver felony;_ )1 it tog"' Dinible Postage of all Letters to Dr", Solrinieojoi;Je; must be paid, and a 6d inclosed f" r A Ct111.. 4 } some of which Are trourclon:ulttE , r t int 0.10 . Advice to Nerrou4 Patients,- Asthma r -flairen,,, •,4rs '.!r; ticiency of 1,111,41 Strength --Fla, :it, Co4ll?%l;tiiili or .4 P 1)3S111S . StOttlACTl—ii al; Or /1 i30 ,0i1,, e 1.);164t. 3 ;urvY—Seroftila—T-0rtiv11.1 1, .. - . - • r;US--140ttt.11.--,By S. so /,/,),N I N • i) • Sold by MN. M.itlinv4, IV , lu tlti St , ,ith, Perfumer, Nti." 3S, .and • . liakter•and,Mr. Suatli-Britt,,; ; /1 I ?;it, 10'4 • : , ' W. CaMeron, Greernicit ; G. Bitiwn,r.,..„ ibrd, Kilt/I,OlmA ;W. N'outt4, , ", • Ayr; . W, cr a w r0 . ,.1, ; 1""' • DQVgIaS ; Al'Millan, Ktrko. , ,lia;A»c; ;J. Myth, Lev•zn ; Mnipsr,:;; (;"1" r :i ; (le(; ; Critigic, Niontr, • I. Abp deen ; Dr; tvlitr e , 1.• . ' • . • . • WlC.en4te, Itornaw;ty ;, t • ' 'r Bisset, Perth ; W. Amt.:roil • Ate . taiwier, Dunfermline " hroath ; Dickson, Inglis, _1)41,n : ' • Weddel, Alt/wick; Paterson, A rba: •.• • terhead f A. Nl , t)ottald, % ;41 4:llera and Venders - ut ;41 1 : • Kingdom. SURREY QUARTER SESSIONS. TUISDAY, MARCH 5. BZTORZ SERJEANT ONSLOW AND A fULI. BENCH Of MAGISTR Pechiver i .Elial flollins;atitißolert Bates, the Chimney-sweep, were put to the Bar, to answer a Bill of Inditfttnent, charging the two first for, steal. ing a number of sacks, and a quantity of hatley-meal and malt, the property of Messrs: Langdale, Leader and Attlee, at Wandsworth, to whom they were servants; and Robert B.►tes for receiving the same, knowing them to be stolen. Our read era will-recolleEt that the Prisoner Bates. had a most fortunate and -astonishing escape. last Sessions, when he was indiaed fora similar offence, owing to the boy's testimony being falsified from his own mouth—the only • evidence now adduced to substantiate this charge was Knight, who was himself tried last. Sessions and acquitted ,on a sinii-. lar charge ; he certainly most distindly proved that he waia engaged by the I'risoners l'erkouer and Hollins, to remove the articles, that thy werelodg... ed at Bates's house, and were.thera. found Under a search . warrant by Callender and Wood, constables ; which articles were swurn to by Mr. Leader, - one of the partners. The case was fully proved, ,arid, after an appro. prime charge from the. Chairman, the jury found them all three—Guilty. Peckover and Hollins received sentence of trans. portation for 7 years, and . Robert Bates, the Sweep, for 4 years, as the receiver. On Saturday senniglit, about five o'clock, a la. bouring man going along Fenwick.streer, Liver. pool, and appearing very much indisposed, was ask. cd to lie down on sutrie,straw•in a stable, where he was found, about two hours afterwards, dead. A most desperate gangof 'villains, who have late, ty 'committed numerous and. very daring robberies • in the neighbourhood of Woodbridge, arc at length likely to receive their due reward from the just este. ' cation of . the laws of their Country, which.they have so often set at defiance. Corn, 'meat, fowls, and altiiosrevery think they. could lay their hands on, were alike objeds.of their depredations; one of the gang has turned King's evidence, and impeached several of hit accomplices ; the Magistrates have, in consequence, issued their warrant e , a n d ' severa l persons are talen up on suspicion. . A curious fan in Natural .History has beersaab. served by Dr. GABItiEI, AXSELMI, flrokssor, of Anatomy at T as i a ,-4 Snake, ca lled i n Italy Seep, Nero, the Coltober Natrix of Jai torreui, is said to he extremely fond of milk . ; and the country.people even pretend that it makes its way into ,the dairies to gratify its inclination.' They even as. sert, that it is sometimes found entwined round the legs of cows, sucking their teats with such avidity, as to draw blood when their milk is exhausted.— Of this faCt, which by many had been considered as opopular tale, the Donor had himself in opportu. nity of being an eye-witness." Walking, accord ing to custom (says.he), one morning, on the, road called the Park, bordered by pastures, containing' a great number of Sheep and horned cattle, I observed an old, bus vigorous, coiv, separate froin the others, and lowing, with her head raised in the sir, her ears'ereft, and shaking her tail, Surprised at the noise she made, I seated myself on, she banks of a stream ) ,and followed her wherever she went with my eyes. 'After,running for some minutes, the suddenly stopped in a sequestered spot, and began to ruminate. Inquisitive to discover the cause I ' went to the place. After going into a pond to drink, she came out', and waited on the blink for a black Snake, Which crept from among the bushes, and approaching her, entwined himself round her legs, and began to Suck' her milk. I observed this phenomenon two successive days, without inform. ing the rettlianan. The 'third I acquainted him with it, and he told, me that for some time the . cow kicked at the _approach of her calf, and that she could not, without difficulty, be compelled to super it to suck. We, took away the Snake, which we killed. On the succeerling days the Cow, after in. vait waiting for her suckling, 'ran about the rhea. doW in such a manner that the herdsman was obliged to' shut her up." Dr. Anselmi has discovered that if the teats of the coWs be washed with a decodion of tobacco, the ravages of these extraordinary. de. , predators may be effcCtually prevented, sill? Nffies. POOLE, MARCH 4. Arrived—the ria john and 'Ma, Pora" , f " falcr' fore ady n e s . Opye, Mew:, ryi:n zaboh„ Charmer, and Hope, Netherwood, fr,ro ii.yorlintp t°, l t; Hope, Mmrelaws, from Newprt ; Annar . Mary,- and Sibt4.-rs, 81 00 ' 31664 . gru . ry," , llreddy, .for Weymouth Poole, PIP Sailed—the tilligence, Cood. Evetesk:' "7 d 1 wl " r " for Dungatvon ; and. Resolution Isticor.is.n for 1,48 1 , 0rIt • mull; ; _ Richaril and I . : 'moot; Jko CRAVZ,SSND, MARCH 4. Passed ky—.the • Maria, Greenway, train Bengal wick, Drysdale, from atnaica ; Hope, Boyce, gal ; jenny; Cleare, from Guernsey ; i lying ham, from St. Michael's ; Sweedad,ltitth, from P. Dontim, LimbUrg, from Bourdelyx; Pierre, 10100n,fr6.1 V M a e l s e s n ina tia ; ; . 1:)ci Speculation, Pcl ' I A Itekt; Triton, Smith., from Barcelona • Flora, 1•Ilul!'s ' or; and.S t. Andrea A • • Andreas, lens, tram rosrnit;l;eirssb,onim; . . BIRTHS, • , . c a ptis Oa Saturda_y, in Brunswick-square, the Lady of Gooch, of a Daughter. On Friday the ratsinst. at • Knutsford, in the Co "t a 11t!„ ,ct • Chester, the Lady of the on. William i\l.mckton, ;,,n Chester, .-- Hon. • - ' , ' DILL) 401 9 ., n ag S cd at 6 1.. - la ,. y last, at' Portsmouth, Mr. kinci 14111°' E a i ;t 3 ! ' l l n ) d t ia a ( t .:o l."i p ils n u y t 'V i gerv l it o . r 1 - i ra o To .. Last week, at P.lrnswell, Suirolk, aged St, Air. flovell, attorney at Law. fclil- On the.2.- - ;tli ult. at his house in Geories.squarL'l burghe William FairhOline, o:.Chapei, Esil• On the; I ;th A' failury, :it Richmond. , 2 1'0 A .. long and lingering indisposition, sviiieh hiiiii,:d t;il nioJE i . tut medical efforts, itlri. West, jun. the I.4.!l,ioluc'rv:'' Virginia Companr'of Comedian!. - . ' ---* ---- in Airier - 1c... 7 0.. arns WriAht, of -di: liot. PRICE OF “srEI POCKS. .0 8 V , India. Stla., E xc i loy , 130.15, par, o.l'l' 0 Livitum, h 3 put Cent . Bela rtou per Cent. Scrip linpari/1; pert:ctlt, Uittw A iv n..9 9 . }3 tnk for. 01,Liinp 11,9kfl Cons. tor to „ Bank Stock, shut Navy per - Ci. 89 . per C.L. X 797, shut Irish's per Cent. St per Cent, shut • 3 per Cent. Red. shut 3 pet Ct Con. 58 57,1 53 Walk b. Ann. shut • Ditto Short Ann. *hut ..,I,)kce, Luc i,ituy, u.i um rIoll• ..'a' " ' "" . • .M/litia&D , . ~, 1 4Y , Yesterday; at St. peor e's C hnrch • Hanover.s44o”,',. OA CilAtie*' Hooker; jam of g UttilLlTOrti, itirrty, to.l . • , of the same place. ito, Last week, at St. Martin's in the Fields, Simon 0 . Esq. of Clielsesi, to Miss. Lowtes • of West Plan -stag', Vent.gartioll. -----"'""*".'-'---.----' 1 t ~~ th e t, ktoi • 0 t. 4 , - Obi c 'ily Ini nc 1),,„t