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.a From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 28, 1805. Secretary of State's Otlicr, .1111.itehall, Dec. fig. The Comnrinding Otlieers of those Velunteer cerps in the Metrgpolls ;311d it 3 Vicinity, which are d2sirons of oftering'their Services in aitentiane at the i?uneral of the Lte Vice-Adwirai Lord Viscount itels,c4i, are requested to notify the same to.the Ad jutatit-Geneial, at his Office, HorseLGuarth,:on or Thursday the f,.xd Janulry ney.t ; tr:lnswit ing at the same tintic the probjble eireai‘e strength at their respeetive Corps on that cam:::. • Ordnance-Off cf., Decen, , ber 24, 'Fos. Royal Regime/it 'robe Second Lieutenant , —Gentlem.,n. (,:adet Gen. Smyth, .vice 1. 1 Evans, promuted. Dated Loci:, 20, ,iFes. ,;cn tleinatt Cadet loim W. Dutivr, Nugcnt, promoted. Dated aj' above. Gentleman Ca , :et job D. N, , rtoi, vice Carter, promoted. Dated as iibiSO. ntionaii Cad t. ,frint N. liontien, vice pthrnoted, Dared as - gt,, t po„ Gettttemnan Writ. C. fotinston, vice Olialmer, pCoitioted. Dated as above. • Centieman C.tkt Edward Luxwell, vice Parker, promoted. Dated as above., Carpi . • S"cond Lieutenant Wm. M'Culloch n' be First Lieutenant, vice lientielson, promoted. I).ttect Dec. 1, IScs. • Cc/mission in the Royal.Monntoutli and Brecon Militia, ,ri g ors, by the 1.,0rd Lieoenant, lohnstone, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated December 7, Cconnipions in the Ist Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Aid itia„rigord 10. the Deputy Lientenants,; dated Dee. 2.,, I tog. Lieut. Win: Mitchell lo be Captain, vice Nathan Garrick, rczigned. Ensign Jacob Bath to be Lieutenant, vice Mitchell, promoted. Coil/174/0w id rite Inverness-shire Volunteers, signed 1y the Lord Liroiewant of the Couny of litvetnriss. - Straihrtej cops. Rothiernureltus Corpapy•—James Grant, Gent. to be En. sign, vice John Grirut, appointed to the•lnverticss-shire. . Militia. Dinka' Nov, si, sLos ling Larva Battalion: CapVEll , J. to be Adjutant, vice Angus Mac. W. 4,4 •t• . Dated Nov. 2j, 18 , -5. Fait • !, . viol Eigg Moidart ll.c;tit,ii to be Licute- n nr, vice Ai- . r .Dated 15.05. , I,: Ensign, vice is:cbu~ 1.1,,L4U11.1:t1, „,..I e. • COMM/Sai :14 , ivalry, .sigNed Gy the kw a beretenao o; Cornet kit:hard Lanipbell to be Lieu vice Geo. C hal— pier, rcsfgicd. Datcd Dee. 6, 1%05. Man t.wan, Jun. Gent. to be Cornet; vice Camp: cii, pronioteil. ahove; The . Dr. %Sint. ,N.l•Qiiiiac to be C4laplaiii. llitcal as abovo. Cumprii.,/,,, lot rra e li lgin, 9r Morayshire, Battalion of Volun. tcer I ilixotry, signa Lieutemcii of the C, , ,itilly of Moray. Ensiot lainelkMaLktie to be Quarter.. Master: Dated July 2, 18.+5, El i;i Companies,- John C'aineron, Cent. to be Ensign, vice e,ronc into the Line I.),ited July 22, 1805. RUP S lnlin s'hipton, late of Yoxall, Staffordshire, vintner, to stir ,nnidrr it, 13; and Feb: 8, at ten, ar tho Hitch of atcon, Whielinor Bridge, Stu Ift,rdshire. A t tonnes, Messrs. Baxter acid Martin, furnivars.lnn, London ; or Mr, Drat, Lichfield. , • Ahr.niant Stott, of - Conden-lane, Heap, Bury, Robert Fitton, of Spin Threads, HopWond, A , Jiddictun, Rich. ant Bowker, of Cuoden-lane, Heap, Bury, - Robert •Butterworth, of Litticborough, Hundersficlii, 1060104 and Robert Hatley, ot Sicht.,ll Moor, Hopwood, Mutd6,, Joh, cotton-nianiititcturers anti co. imrtnersoi' Su , rendcr j An. 10, 13, and Felt. 8, at the Dangerous Cor ner inll, Aiandiester. Atturnics, Mr. Rielted koehdar: ; or Mr. I. S. Young, New Inn, London. It'hn Haigh, of Marsden iluddvr,iieid, -cotton n f.A ianuctAief, to ttilert!ler tan. 7, zo, anti Fun. 8, At ten, at the C;eor,;e I Acid;:rstie[ A:W.71114:S Mr. I lenry Str.hlr 5, Huddersfield ; or Mr. R. Ibittye, , Lor _ _ Thom Say., of Mac:eh:::ld, - county of Chatter, drapbr, to 1,1,, IN li, and 2s, at three, at the Bridgewater Artni Attornies, Mr. Barrett, Alan cheter ; or Merit::. I. and It. Wi;lis, Warnford-court, IVii limit I vy, of Titelifiald-r,treet, St, Mary-le bone, _Mid. tailig, to surrender Dec. 3t, lan. if, Mitl, Feb. 8, tit e1e,...t.„ Goildll4ll. Attoriwy, Mr. Daviseit, kVarren. Strc.l, I'lz:tray-square. anti John H e rbert, of Birdlin-lane,. London, rwrclhalt., .ffid eolartneri t , to. surrencler lan.'4, 4, and Feb. •S, at tcii, at 6uliftbali. Atturni's, Messrs, Tutanas &IA l.ca-court, Fetienureb-street. john W rtglir, t,z Newgate-Ltreet, London, groi:er, tei surren der Dec, 31, at eleven, lan, 2t , anti Feb. 8, at twelv.:, at (;uifdltali. Attornie.,, Messrs. Yalw,r, Tom linsww, and q'honisun, Coptitall- court, Throginortim-strcut. L),WIDENDS. lan, 25. Edward Lowv,n, of RoktLiOn-street, ..Sonihwark, Surrey, hop and si,ed.m2r4lant, one, at - 6 dildUall, Loa. don.' Thomai INtigs'.m. late of Aborfield i .. Bell wo, ikaper-coailutaciatier, QAL Uilt:tll.4ll, Lon. . . . . . cloy. l aw 2,1, - I o bil RA NI:Ad, of Niepingharri, Lincolnshire, beast jobbal at 01 6 '0 1 , at the Angvi ilin, 6 laintoni-iirio t ~i me . . I'i:b. 22. ilenry Han:4o:i Arylll, of Nov Bond-street, Mith tticstrt, az z v zi, 4t ., C tt i141, 4 11: (;art: ‘Vztizain C.,,Lralk:r, NeNctit, Gloucestershire, tz.tki.l :nazi loattster, at eicyczt, At the s wait Inn, Ross, Suet Eeswick, of Stockport, county of Chester, WtsGel, ;11. Vett, Avu,:e C.!ahtle lnnt,, Stockport, CA. Guthrie 411C1 CoLik, Ca Liverpool, trier. „ kiln , : h at ovt.:l - , , t,;,•,at the C lube T4vcrtz, oin). I,ivcri ja,i. Vethberton and folin tinukii,i , of Liver t.-9.;iartiiers, at 'twelve, at the G lobo L..verpoul. hn. Etigti,,h, ui Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire, wine. 1:v.:N0.4w, at eiC.Vetl, At tlic White Hart 'EaVern, Kii4;6turi. t tt.i. lan, 20. William Uttcktari,mf mercli,int, rt etcycii, at the IVlttt flan Twierii, reb. 2s, .;,:oris,e Elliott and Gebro Pickard; late of Wood. atreur, Cneapaide, London, vet vct a,bon Liticy niinprnantztacturers and co.partner,, at one, at Cuilelllall. F e b. 2 ;, George Elliott, late of London, velvet ribbon and fancy trininnopinattutacturer (~ , eparate estate and eltetts), at one, at 30. ,Tnoinas Wzdttc,r, of flopton, Suablic, baker, at *lan, at ( thidhall, London. l a n, 3 0 , .1V of klackney, Nlitldlesex, baker, at olcv.o, at Guildhall. v a b, 2 3, K o bort (.;Forge Edwards and loseph lackscm, late of St. MAI-Axe, Lonizion, and nt the Str.init, %.Vebtatiitz.tcr, merchants and CO,partrwrit at ten, :It Guildhall. 'Feb. 1. Echntind Wbodroalle, of Wollaonzw, Gloucester itonormnuladurgt, at ten, at the 13eaufort Arms, Chepstow, IVlcautiouthsture. tS. Samuel Bunn,. of Gic:atrCharlottc.weet, 131ack triar'rioaLi,, Surrey, merchant. Late on Thursday night or early Friday mornirg, :tome villain 4 broke and entered' the dm:fling-house of a Gentleman at "Woolwich, from.'which they to,ok one gold and tyvo silver Nvatches, ti nunther of gold trinketsi and other valu r able articles, among hich were five pair of golctear-rings. A Gentle tnan'ii house in Dentnark-street, Soho, wits broke pet] the same night, and jewellery to a very con .. derahle anionnt was taken away, among which a dianiond king with a portrait of his Majesty . . , t tn PRPonT RtASONS FOR suRRENDERING THE FRENCH SHIA) LE REDOUBTABLE. Proces Verbal. or Report. otlthe famous ADion by the Ship , • • Le Rettoubtible, comma:id:4 hr, capwitt Luc:\ s . • " This day, October c23d„ _we, the undersigned, • Captain and Officer Of . the Legion of Honour, hay - - , . ing the command of .Majesty's 'ship Le 11e. 7 dwindle, together with theeefficerssof the Staff, under Officers, .&c. finding ourselves united on. board the English ship Su, , ips:;re, and having stir '. vived the Toss - of our own vessel,' have drawn up the following Report, containing the reasons and circitnistances which occasioned the loss of Le Re. "On the ist ofOtaober, at half past ten, P. M. the Combined Squadron found itself to wilicrward of the Enemy, fOrming in Line of Battle, When Le &dwindle, according to the order of seniority, be ing the third Ship to the rear of the 'Admiral's Ship, .• the Bucentaure, the two headmost Ships,. in COIISO. quence of a breeze springing up, after having begun to manoeuvre, left the Admiral's Ship 'exposed, just at the moment when the Enemy had made his position for attacking our centre. The viaor . y, of to guns, under Admiral Neesme, and the Tenie raire, oldie same. rate, were at the head of the di vision which bore down upon the Admiral's Ship, to surround it. Captain Lc:ens very soon perceiving the Enemy's design, immediately manoeuvred, for the purpose of falling into the rear of the Bacentaure, in which he happily succeeded, and though the Admiral called to us several times to make Sail, we had all unanimously determitred rather to lose our Own Ship than witness the capture of our Admiral. At a quarter before twelve the firing commenced on both. sides between the Shipping that were within gun-shot. The Enemy's two three-deckers aired ed all their efforts to the forcing of our' Line in the rear of thellucentaure, and toforce Le &dwindle on board her, in order to make the Admiral's Ship cease her firing; but not being able to move us, we were'ordercd to lay ourselves alongside the Ad miral;and in that situation gave and received a num ber of broadsides, but uhich, however, did not pre- JJ us from lashing ourselves to the ViCiore. Our 'Commandant then giving order; to board, our brai7e crew, with their Officers at their head, in stantly put themselves in nation. Theeconflio was ironed iately begun with small , arms, and tip wards of -two hundred grenades were thrown on board the. Viaory. Aclm I<il NEesele ; fought at, I the head of his Crew but still "as , our fire was I much more vigorous than that of the English; We silenced them. in about a quarter of an hour. The deck of the Piaorte was covered with the dead, and Admiral NELSON killed. Still' it was difficult to board the Ifiehey, its upper deck being so much higherthan that of Le lkdoutialle ; however, the Enein,Yov, and four seamen, climbing up by the anchors; succeeded, and 'would have been followed by the rest of their hrwe comrades on the larboard j side, but the English Ship Temeraire, perceiving that the fire of. the Admiral's Ship had ceased, enediately fell ripen • our starboard 'side, and after raking us, with a heavy fire,. the slatighter that ene sued was not to be described ; more than two hun• dred of our men being killed, the Captain ordered the remainder to board the. Temeraire, which was only prevented by the arrival of another of the Enemy's Ships within pistol shot of us, in which station it remained till we had struck our colours, and which took place about half-past three P.M. for_ the following reasons : ' " Because, out of the crew, consisting of six hun 'tired and forty-three men, five hundred'and-twenty two were no longer in a situation to continue the conflia, three hundred being killed, and two hull- Ared and twenty-two badly wounded. Among the latter were the whole of the Staff, and ten interior : Officers. • " Because the main and mizen-masts were gone by the board ; the first fell on board the Teriieraire, and some of the yards of that Ship fell on board. Le i?edaubiatie. " Because th 6 bowsprit, and a part of the rudder,. were shot away, and several of guns distnount-\ ed ; and 'in - cOnseqeetice of the • bursting of an .eighteen-pounder on the second deck, and .a carve nade,of poimders in the stern. • • Because almost all the pores were knocked in, and the decks entirely bored through by the upper deck gutes of the Viaory and Demeralre. "Because both sides of the Ship were shot through in such a manner that numbers of the , wotunkd were killed by the. Enemy after they had been re-. moved from their quarters. Becanse part of the Ship was on fire e rted had a number of leaks, so' that, notwithstanding • all the ptimps were set 'a going, 'she must have sunk. " Throughout the whole of the fight the Vielory and the . ',l . eincraire never ceased their attacks upon Le Perbut 6te ; nor did , we. 'separate final each other foiesofne time after the battle lifiti ce:Keti be ! tween the, ri.:!,t of the . Fleets, The tidier!' ..,lostitsi Mizen-n eeit ; its rigging was nearly cut to piece 3, and a great part of its crew were disabled. Adtniml NELSON, was 'killed by a musket-ehot .during the • attempt to board. At seven in the • evening the Swiltsare took Us in tow, and in the morning sent a pa rty.on board to tike eltirge of Captain LUC Ali, Lieutenant DOrnsti,, and M. DuotAREST. , About noon, the leaks had increased so much, that the pvize 7 Mniter for assistance, tile Si,yiseee. sent its Boats to save the remainder'' of our crew, fret had scarcely time to , .remeve above one hundred and nineteen Preneh, . About seven in the evening, the whole of the stern being under watet, the Ves sel sunk, with all the wounded men on board. Ott tle.•. _Jed the Captain of the SivU'lsure seeing some peo* at a ditame:.upon a wreck, cau. e them to lac betitigit in, to the number of fifty ; but, includ ing seventy of the Wounded that were tat:en Op, not More than one hundred and shitv-iiine were saved out of four- hundred and sie..ty-three. On board the Sa , Uisnro: Slig,ed by the Officers of the quarter-deck, and cutllinwtcl by • " CAPTAIN LUCAS," On Tuesday GILBMIT I - N.vracorn's annual gift of one hundred 6tone of bet and twenty saoks o f pot and Lady Efr.XTEICOneS gift. Gf sixteen gowns, were distributed aniongq the poor of &op- Ingham, in the county of Rutland. LONDON: Printed by It i CliAl: .!`) lIAIt It IS. 'or No. 4, Martit ecr au At tha SUN- OFFICE, No, 111, Strang! ; wiat're ?.01t.qts PA L 4 CE COURT, DEC. 23. moved the Court for a Rule to slew cause why a Mr, Lawless, a Serjeant in a Volunteer Corps, ,ShoUld not be dkeharged from an arrest on filing common bail; the amount of the debt and costs not amounting in the whole to the sum of 201. The counsel grounded his'Rule on the A& of the 43d of his present Maj , , , sty, chapter 1122, commonly called, the Volunteer Mt, which allows to all Ser jeants, Buglernen,- Trumpeters; and Drummers - , the Same exemptions, and lays them under the same re,,aulations, as his Majesty's . regular Forces. The ,hide granted a Rule to show cause, but wouldd - trot flatter the Counsel. with any hopes that his client would be btacfited by the application, Saturday, at the Court of Requests, Guildhall, Sa- JoneS summated her mistress, Mrs. Williams . aE Leather-seller;'-buildings, for wages due to her for six months service, at 81. a-year. Tile EeniCZ: was admitted, but it was pleaded thaiSarah was not to receive wages, but that her eMoluments were to arise from the presents.made her by the Ladies and Gentlemen that frequented the house. This the ser vant denied; and the mistress not being prepared to prove any, such agreement, die servant recovered her whole demand, with costs. . . Saturday, at Union hail, , .1124 e Thompson was brought up again to answer i charge of cutting the arm and wounding in the breast, in a moment of passion and intoxication, one Susan Lediard, at the house of Martha Brown; in Gray-street, St. Georgre's Fields. This was, the third bearing on the subsject,. and the Prisoner prayed miteti . 10 liberated;on the ground that the persbiyaggrieved vas willing' to 'forgive the offence, as" Committed in momentary heat and violence, but not in malice. The poor girl who is wounded, being in Guy's Hospital, in a very dangerous state, tire Magistrates again remand ed her. . , Margaret Mick, who was, dete&ed by Glannan, the Officer, in uttering base coin at the shop ofMr. Joyn Adams, a cheesemonger in Tooley-Areet, was examined. On her person were fotmd bad shillings to the Amount of nearly 41. the greater part con 4eale4 about her neck and body. Au Officer in the MiPt viewed the money, and plononneed it to be all base,' and she was fully committed for trial at the . next Session! SWINDLING.—Another Swindler has been levy- , ,inn o. contributions, among the Gentry ' a nd Trades , Punic its the metropolis within ,the last week. He calls himself Altjor Pteston, J. H. Frampton; Esq. &c, and is generally accompanied by a dashing fens •de, about thirty years of age. •He has, by his aOlued confidence, introditced himself .into genteel coni pany, by representing himself as having been ad quainted with their relations ; and those who gave him credit for his plausible pretexts havebeen duped by Various artifices. - , The female ,has defrauded trades-people of their goods, by taking part of a large order with her,and at other times, by passing forged bills. Property to the amount of ;601. was ordered by her at a Jeweller's in Oxibrd-street, on Thursday-, and while it was making upthe Major came into the shop, and intimated his intention of Making a large --pur4sase,. which was to be sent to his house in Port land-place, next door to with whom he pre.- tended•to. be well acqu:linted. He suddenly turned round, as.if surprised, and accosted the female by'the name of Lady Ric:lA[ll)s, inquiring after her bro ther,the Colonel, &c, and left her in the shop, This conversation had the desired influence over the trades man, who suffered the Lady to take several valu able articles into 'her Died,, on Friclayovening last, suddenly, in the 29th year of his age, ,'l)w. Ritoons, Esq. second Son' of Jost. fit lissooKs, Esq, forMerly of Everton, Major (in the bit war) of the Regiment of Royal Lancashire I\i'iliria,.and late Major of the Volunteer Regis - nem of'LArpool Fuzileers. In his eliaraJer Were united all those qualities which become the soldier, adorn, the gentleman, and endear the friend. Asseciated, on his entrance into life, with men to whom a Sense of honour., is the, greatest test of self approbation,, be Carly-learned to recognize that aid to Virtue as his guide in his intercourse with the world, and its diaates he obeyed to - the last Mordent of his: existence with undeviating constancy. A knowledge of the world, to which he was introduc ed dtiring - those years . WhiCh usually fix the charac ter, made no change in the simplicity and- Purity of his heart, or the soundness of his principles; but . it gave candour to his-mind, liberality to his :senti ments, and polish to his manners. With excellent • understauditig and :talents, lie posscsse i d the benefits of a ,liberal education.----Delicate and warm in his aft - calms, no son snore dutiful, no brother snore tender, could exist. As a companion of cheerthl hours he will live in the remetnbrance of many Who enjoyed Isis society; for he was unaffeeed, manly, and generous ; no: resentful passions found place in his breast, and of all little motives he was wholly incapable, Where lie :was known,(and he was SOOll known) he could not fail to' he beloved. with health, and with spirits nat4 to his time of lite, be added gaiety to ever circle. 'Th ose f am ili es and friends who were m ost in his intimacy now mourn him with a sorrow and, regret which tell them that he was a near relation their . hearts.— Such was this (istiftible charaoter: such he was known ,to be by in toy, and by One more so than by one who knew bins in intaney and manhood ; Who feels a nif.thincholy satislaaion in paying Ibis tribute to his worth, and whose greatest - preseiit cCilliCtioti is, the thought that'thel hand which nos writes can never again Make him sensible., to tii pressure of atiedionate friend Ship. • BIRTIII. On ItTe.etnesday; at Stratford Grove, Essex, the Lady of Emanuel Goodhart, Esq. of a Son. Ott Tint rsdnv last, at Clyft.St. George, Devon, the Lady of the Rev. Williatn Rota Ellicombe ' of a Dau;hter. Lately, the Lady of Peter I:l,loy,Ebc. .133111Ster at 401 . of a Son and Heir. Ott Saturday last, at his seat at Olantigh, tient, the Lady of S. E. Sawbridge, Isq, of twins. The same day, in Norfolk-street, Mrs. Martelli; of a Son. La:ely, Mrs. ferns, wife of Mr. John Ferris, af the Re venue, of a Daughter. SUB' IVlil~ J. POOLS, PFCESIIILR 26, Arrived—the Perseverance, Sihow, t•-r;entsll:l,, and Reliant:c o Sterne, troll New toundlapit ; , Gale, firm; SlMitetiand; Amity, King, horn Idnt'l t. try , kViWr.orts: and Active, Boystes, from Portsmoutil ; 26,1 the Scir z ;lrli Re. vrliue Critter, From 3 Cruit.. the Betsy, Coliiirs, for Bristol ; Ann, - liollow:ry, for Weymouth ; Delight, I turiLan, tor ItitO`erri; rind Otive 131 , inch, Giloert, for London. nrc. 27. Passed by—the Nicnclen, Fitch, front the River La Pla ta ; liarriet, 1 preh, Irum Betr?•11 ; Sen,rn, Lulbac, and An. drosneggin, Cuir;,n, truth WOW, horn Dainzio; l on.lo , Croal, trop Stockholm ; ( - ;ll , :trorts hiends, I:cort , o, from Copetillaen ; P. Ity, Corr:tn, Iron ; ra - F tt, perlition, liolutrn, and 'I wo Si4ter&, —, from f-tamt:io). sjired... ti l e -Eitgic, for Dultlin ; and Will,ran Lustirtigton, K.uclien, for kniaica. I .1 - il.Ati:d 1)5 WILLIAM ARMIOCK SCR I r ps, of ScLlll Alolra Le:tir'l l'or Editcr, r, C;rusvcilar.itp.ol.; ; ,u.st adclr:c;3t.'%l, MAR R Lately. at St. lames, Liverpool, William Sanders, Esq.: to MisS Margaret Gill, eldest daughter of the late Therms Gill, gsq; of Birmingnam. At St. Clement's Church, Strand, Mr. William 11ilist of Tunbridk!, to Miss Charlotte Oakley, fourth daughter of Mr. lulu, Oakley, of Wionoie, Herefordshire , At Cheltenham, Mr. Henry Berry, of London, Merchant. to Miss Miry Anne Hodges, of Stanbrook:Hall, in tilt County of Itrorcester. DIED' , . On Wednesday morning last, in Co l eman -street, in the rt9th year of ins . are, Mr. lames Chalmers, son of Hugh chalrners, Esq. of happy Hill, Antigua St/est Indies. _ . rya Flitlay, ;Ors. Kensington, wile of' f . P. Kensington, rs ;:' ,l l 4 l : ni lit a e ): : s r : ja a s i ri c i t i i ,: e " ::( l, l 3s a C i ci ; y r r .t 7 .. a v E: t ll , ,:i t Purvey'. : i fs n . I T l e ii. 66th 1r: s y s e . a r o f Iris On the anal i.:st. at Bristol, in his 74th yell, fames On me ::.7:11 inst. at liighbury- !louse, Islington, Mil. 1-ii - • , L h,„.- - rieLta ~.u.....f1; in the _9t..) year of her age: YeSttNL I Y, at Lis house in London-street, Fitzroy-s+l3re*. David Baf,hiarn, • Fsq. aged 67... On the soth in t. at Chertsey , S urre y , in the Sy ear of tst his age, Mr. Thomas Love, son. Master in the Navy, who lost his leg on tioatil IA is Majesty's Site Pro wl, "nm'ind u7:l;ilocib.s3y,e:et(tii)l:ife,r,:,l4.l,..er.A:slier\nvitih:oAutint:i:ititiirr,,,,,,ci.eoliir,.L,...eicdpicr:ri,n:lioyni.itshfaloisreitgllol‘e,7l:usstelairevatiao:tntori:f that theniorab:e day. D. Rws, Eisnq:•";:lidi':4si-sCetrrereat''ttrcuit.bilf,inh:t N il l o r n s. . Lord ß 'I . i w a,r id tl::: .`, NAN/IC:AMA: CANAL, CROWNDALE MINE, TBOO A. V 15 1 .00 , ,,.. An :,,i ERA L cANAE,LIVERPOL .FLE WATER.WORKS, BRITISH FISHERY, AND AMICAIILE'SOCIETY SHARES. . MONTHLY SALE, By Mr. scorr, On Friday the :01 of I atinaY, a r . • t 'fwelve o'Clock, at Carta. WHEAL CROWNDMX . - way's, . 'Change-al ICY. LOntiOn. ? T ' E COPPLS MINE, near Tavistock, in Devon. A Sixty-fourth Share in this well-known very ptoduaive co the Profits rapidly ' • are increasing, The TAVISTOCK MINERAL CANAL, Four Share situate near the Crownditle Mine, possessing peculiar advan. cages, expedcd to be a very I?rolitahle Concern. -WORK ~ The I: I V ERPOOL BOOTLE • WATER S- Three Shares.; the Vents art increasing. c' Po. The AMICABLE SOCIETY, Sergeants ' Inn. -1;, t , licic,s irn Lives in the i4th, 47th, and 7ist Year; the :;:,; .."" by _I•Av caonrit be less titan tsol. and have. cv5:....'.4 zeal. pershArti. '. ' :...., Also Sire in the CKAND JUNCTION CANAL, Particniars at I SUktt EY IRON RAILWAY, and BRITISH FISHE. kl ES. • , and Of'Mr. Scotr, New , Dridir-street, London. Intehet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's; .......__---------.—_—_— THE LOCL( .E-111c„)ROUII NAVWATION. '.. By Mr. SCOTT,. . In the NIONTIII.Y SALE of NAVICAI3LE CANAL n FridlY the OM' I,l:nlttoOr,P.,Eßls,l,6-,:, . .0 • irraway's eollde-Ilowe, 'Cbange,:tllTey,veLlovieici°oliCi,l°ecsicc'eill . previously (lisp is , .at.of by Pi ivog Contracl, I: I iVE SHARES in this. EM4biished vi, , ry trainable - 1 : - NANW,,k•r:...)N, r,,,,,,,,..ti1e Ri v er T R 6NT to th; T cA :.:;in ,, o ‘ f t, LinOtUb:::::::iit:re)jUnt:l4 .: une of the most prodit4tly; concerns in ale. K.11).10°111; continuing the. LEIC,F.S:I,LIt. 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CORDIAL._fiALtyI Of GILEAD . taitily xrtr, • Opt N OPili . lon preyat 5 t 1.4 t 1.. ,I ‘ 011) &t wo •A• 3... at present tnote.comnion in Folope thAn at any ,:cs Pdriod, and is chiefly attlibuted to ef , ,,, , ! , 5 i)l ind l ; t g, i) ,.,r, pra e tised in these times of re fi neay.ut and luxi,irY• i r , ' 5 - 4 temperance lit diet, and the more we sacrifice wholesm” exereisca to the inattvity . ' l' '1 Y Stic ainuscinent.si Itteni mg ..0 fie r in the gre-fterissical erre di . ... - will bit the intluenec of cvery pi ► , , f ilia .. atiaishin& ttot vigour of the c9nstttutio,o. I ff...e. 00 ,,. ° il ,„, the farther we tlep:ut from siatplieity 4e ilervesore incident to both Sexes, ei:tir oil./ illi ,, dit" .l. `'• ti ' f : 1 ' I N. • I)'oeases aro i , i . c ,io . il itutto t that,a,i in the female, from the otoul deli,.l,:y 6 t he setter manner of. l it, they arc in 4eneral Must 1 3 ° , 1 '1 and violent. Weakness of thcl',lc-vou stcrh is often , . ' 1 A c eiSta too oftetr, occasioned by tare gulanties ant ote seX, allr. - 0 „ -l a d is e_;(cessts in, the other; which tiro Cordial 1-I,llin Of tol" Lilt: 1905 t el - 1 . ..anal icni:flv to remoie: , , 1 frar 4e youth, and the gross . health arc nosooncr lost, ti .t'' 'tionot those roles %vhich prudence die:bites for the preservor are b t ; 45 0 ' InIguit:;(0101,111'4):„ (iLlastipv:tairtici,fl,)insi,lisorslers of t h e ouniill: ,., %ion of hc.dth, and Isying tin" forindatiun to a long And, ll : l s f6f I, fe, with a tinn nnsi sttOns constitiition. The bles' ; "'" , oe n 'l. s. l si t r e. . c i .e su l ti l li i nt rr: i i .u tli:L t t t i b ' hi °l t::: tr , ° c t e i r o i i i 'e ) :c , i' ! . e l t i n c t r 4 . . re t r ° : :c; s rl ,.. l i l o t t i l l' c i j ‘ : 1 1: 1 1 l if t. 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