The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-18 00:00:00

ROY AL lENNERI AN DINNER. Ythrtieg' the Annual Meeting of the Cover. tints, President, Vice-Presidents, anti Supporters of etc Institution foi the Extermination of the Small. , Pox, took place at the London Tavern. TheDitxt of lroitic ' was toliave taken the chair, but Owing to His Royal Highness being obliged to attend ,His , MAJESTY _at the Review of the Attillety. on Black. . heath, he could not attend.: hills Highness wrote a littor of apologY, which was read by the Earl of BETiKF t.FT. The DUKE of CUPEERLAND was.: etsent from the same cause. Mr. TR Isv t RS l the De. I uty Chairmaread a very handsome letter from Hii Royal. Highness, to.'th6 same etre& as that of the Dtmit oFYoßt's.—About 230 persons sat down to dinner ; after which, Mis Dom;ue was sting in vety fine style by .... I Vlessrs. lxct.soort, 111E4. Leans, and TAYLOR; The' kiXo and several loyd and appropriate Toasts were' drank; after which, Mi. TR Avsits, in a very neat speech, described stse present srate of the Society, and the progress of the Vaccine System., He stated that the Small Fox was totally eradicated from llerlin, and Vienna, as could be proired from the very high, est authority. In England it was daily &appear.- ing, as would:wear by the bills of mortality. _The an imal aver,g'e of deaths for soyears past wattiot in the year 1804, they amounted to only dea. The deaths by the Small Pox within the last two months amounted to only 4.2; According to the French ReiCort 60,0ct0 persons had been secured in the course of the last three months from the ravages of that destrnetive disorder. • Mr. TAAV Rae read several extraCts' from a pamphlet published in France, in which Dr. jeassit was de. scribed as the saviour of the rising generation. He had no doubt, since Dr. ittstat's discovery had- . ' been made national concern, in a few years this dreadful disorder, which has been arrested in its" progress, would be totally. eradicated. in England, where it would be4tnown only by name. The Rev. 'Mr.Rnwi.xt.fo spoke in favour of the system. Lord SID):4OUTS deSetibeti the success his entlea. stoma had Met With in recommending the Vaccine System, which had succeeded in every instance where it ha() been tried. Dr. itNNE et health was drank with three times three, attended with thunders of applause. The D)ftor returned thanks in tt very neat - and appro. priate ,speech. He described the success of his en. deavouts, and added, that he was enabled to , in. form the Society, that the enemies of the Vaccine System hid been able only to produce two cases of failare'from the bills of mortality, one of which "was of a child who died twelve months after of the scarlet fiver, anti the other three months alter in shedding its teeth. About elevenO'elock the company deputed. The Duke of BRUFLORD was not present. Lord GE ANT. TAY and many other distinguished personages, ho. moored the meeting. Yesterday MS MAJeSTY, accompanied by the Duxes of Yost and CAMEEIDGE, and a, numerous retinue of Stafr Officers,' revietved the Train of Royal Artillery on WoOlWich - Common, commanded by Gen. Lord ctiATHAtit, The number-of - Artillery. men drawn out amounted io at least 3000, and made a most rest eEtable appearance. The evolutions were principally confined to the Horse. Artillery, which, trout the celerity of their.reittienients, excited general sdirtitation: They loaded and fired while at-speed,. siva evinced, in a great degree, cheir ability to keep an Entity itA check, or to give immediate assistance where ordnance re);hr, on the aper of she moment, Ü b e used to advantage. An imritense Park of /knit. lery, was also drawn nut, and was extremely well stipplietl. The various discharges were heard felt miles round. The Review was attended by an ids. e to m el,, crowd of - seetiators,, and the Cavalry from the adjacent 'towns kept the' line. After the above Review had finished, HP**. jt:STY reviewed the Greenwich and the Deptford • Volunteers on Blackheath, and expressed his appro. Nation of their curreft and. steady conduit in the field. The Qe sett al•ti PrlNgEssits arrived at the Vat NC vss of WALI , 's House on the Heathe between two and,three o'clock, and witnessed a part of the Review. The ICING also repaired to the same .place ito refresh,. from the fatigues of being at least six bouts nn horseback, The day was extremely fa. vourable, and 'the whole was iterdulied with great et edit to the di,cipline of the troops, and we believe Without any accident. Vot.oriTyka Ilato",or.—The 31 Regiment of East :India House Volunteers, and Colonel Kart. to kri . GloDes 3d Regiment of Loyal London Volun. tecrs, marched into Hyde Park yesterday. and were. there formed in Iwo typusing lines, On the right was the girl of BANEuity's I ivision, .a Company of Light Infantry, six Field Pieces with Isstilkry. inen, and the Ist and td Regiments of E ss r-indi4 V o lunteers. General VII tr?shad the irdclioe, the 3d .410 India, and the 31 Loyal L - radon y they went through 'the exercise in a gundityle, and prae. sited the evolutions that they are to pass throug h 'before the kit:C, on Thursday next. . number of Volunteers from the Second Derby now lying at NeWcastlepapon.Tyrte, re. !' cu i re d in pursuance of the-late At , Parliament t.ir the 'gradual reflit tion. of the Militia, :were four Serjeants anti one hundred and one rank and fie, but four. fifths of that number having gal. 'intned out, the requisition- Was satisfied. A mat ch against time, for a considerable wager, %vas run on Monday morning last from Nottingham, so Derby, by a black horse, 14 hands and an inch high, carrying ten 'stone, the*prnperty of .a Gen.: tleman of the funnier place ; the distance js upwards auf is miles, and theliven.ame 51 minutes, which, be performed in 45 minutes. Th e M 3r irpit at L A NsDOWNES extensive entailed etta tes, bolt in Englancl and Ireland, amounting mole ( 1 1 , 0 c4'oool. per annurtr, devolve on his eldest, or.le, nOW Marquis of LA NSDOWNE ; I ord WN'c b ur io,ccol. per annum, and nearly woo:tool. in s pecie, are willed - to ti t son, Lord Harley PETTY. By the decease of 'the Marquis of LANs. uoWtts there is a Blue.ltibbon to be disposed of. ~. a 1.0 N DOH ; Printed by it . At the Stitt ell! LAW REPORT. CObitir * PF KrNG's 13ENC.H, hlAv 17. GRIN'. CON. OLIPHANT ^J. WI AVMS. This was, n Anion for Criminal Conversation, to which the Defendant pleaded two pleas ; first,, not guilty ;.and secondly, not guilty within six years. To these pleas there was a demurrer. Mr. WOOD supported the demurrer. He contend. et, that.ilte Statute of Limitations did not apply to i Winn for Criniinal ,Converiation. He cited, in 'enrifirtnation' of hieargurnent, a case in Blackstone's .eports, but he was interrupted by Lord ELLetisottouoit, who held that it 'was an anion in which s man , might plead the Statute of Limitations. His Lordship said, that from the.tno. 'ment the, mind of tit man became so vitiated as to lead him to the commission of adultery, from that . moment the 'injury was completed ; and although the husband should not discover it till after the lapse of six reart, - yee the grievance aught to be dated from the period it took place, and the De. fentirt had a right to plead t he'Statute. If it was not eo, a person might lay by. till all the' witnesses ,for the Defendant were dead , a n d then bring his ac. (ion. The demurrer waft over.ruled; and the Plaintiff was alloWed to go to trial on the well's. OrrICPAS OF CLERKENWELL. Mr. Eassrm.le moved for a Mandamus for the eletiion of Mr. William Newcome and Mr. John Ballard, to the office of Churchwarden and Deputy Churchwarden of the said Parish. The former had 1116, the latter tt t 5 ,votes. Their opponents were Messrs. Sohn Shallis and Charles Miilrr ; the one of whom had 1058 votes, and the other toss, so that there was a considerable maiaity in 44vour of the Candidates on whose part Mr. EkbILINI moved ; t'totwithstanding i:,•hich the Gentle Men last named had been returned. Mr. S9l.tc mtt.GsystAs. said, he had instrw. 'lions to move I . ': a Cross.mandows in favour 01 the, persons stated have a minority of votes. Lord ELLErioottouGH. —,- " The better way will be, under .these virtutristances; that the questio should be brought to issue, and. that the Mandamus •n neither side should be granted, -until the Court should farther order on that issue being made known." A sturgeon of inumer 4e size was caught onTues. fair last, in the River Severn, near flighgrove, Gloucestershire. It measured nine feet in length, and weighed t cwt. 3 qrs. Goodwood Races on Wednesday and Thursday were exceedingly well attended; and notwithstand. ing the unfavourablenewof the weather on the first day, there was very excellent eport. The Good. wood Hunters' Plate of so guineas, was won on that day by the Doke of. RicustOrto's grey horse YON knout me. The Goodwood ,Club's Subscription, by Lieutenant-General LENOX'S hr. g. Watchman; and the Skirter's Plate was gained by Mr. GRAM l's Gormatt Mat Gralahan. The bets against the, Duke's horse was ten to one ; he won the prize with ease. On the last day, which was, from the improvement of the weather, crowded with cont. pany, the Second Hunters' Plate, of so guineas, was won by. Miss La CLERC'S b. g. Bayard. Mr. W. BURRELL'S Rinaldo gained the Goodwood Club Handicap Plate. And the Ladies' Plate of 6o gui. near Was won by Mt. BITILLELL's Enchantretr.— His Grace the Duke of Ric Ulaortn, Gen., Latiox, a n umber of Noblemen, and every Gentleman of distintlion from the neighbouring country were pre. sent, Sir C. Buitant. and Colonel New a ElLitY, the Stewards were . M. Samistowr, a prisoner in the castle of Fried. riehshafen, at Copenhagen, has made five differ. ant kinds of paper from straw, four of which ere white; and the other yellow. Front the trials ma& of this paper, it appears to be equally fit fox printing with that in coinmen use. The same man has likewise produced a specimen fur bank. notes t the peculiar property of this invention consists in a coloured inscription in the paper, and a coloured ornament round the border ; besides this, there is a stamp made in the paper, and a great number of other embellishments, which resemble the impiessions of engravings, and appear alike an both sides, . _ • TOR THE , STONE AND GRAVEL. . CEVERAL. years successful Praaice his now ecta. k 3 Wished the reputation of ADAMS'S SOLVENT, for curing the above afiiiaing Disorders in either Kidneys or Blatt der, after fruitless trials of Soap, Lime, and. Sots Waters ; thereby saving 1110%164110h front the pain and danger of the knife; but as many persons may riot have heard of this happy Discovery, the Proprietor avails himself of The bene volent disposition of those who wish to bear testimony of its efficacy-and innocency, among whin are Lord Sackville, the Flon. Mr. Germaine, Sir Edwatti Knatchbull, Bert. T. B. Lane, Esq. of Dover Castle; j Shiptlem„ 3 - M l . late Mayor of Deal ; the Reverend Cue Feary, of Bluntishatn, near St. tve's ; the Rev'. Mr. Molyncaux, of Garholdisham, Norfolk; jositili Thomas Esq. Bristol; S. Baker, , Esq. Blagtlen, near Bristol;. I:Amyatt, Esq. M. P. P. Gibbs, Esq. - Bath ; with a great number of the Faculty, viz. Dr. Boone, Physician of the. Forces; Mr. Gunning, MT. Bell, Mr. Home, Dr. - Livingstone, and Dr. Stevenson, whose 'fa ther was cured by tilts Medicine just its he was about to undergo the operation;. and recently, .since the last Publica tion, tt has ettated a singular and happy cure of a near relation of Admiral Sir Kichard King, Bart. The Solvent is Sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Sur geon, No. 9, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-square ; and at Bacon's, No. tio, Oxford -street, in Bottles, at 4s. bd. Its. and One Pound Two Shillings, two of which last never fail to correct the calculout diathesis iu the habit, and thereby prevent the formation of a Stone its Sedentary Persons. N. B. A Treatiseon the Disorder and the Regimen to be observed, with Cases of Cure, to be had of Meaty, Book safer, fleet-streer, price as'. M. Rimunto, the Inventor of a new musical irsetrumeni called The tieWien , ' not lon&since gave a public concert at Copenhagen, greatly to the sa. tiofadion of the public. His Invention is patro. nisei by people of rank and opulence. The greatest advantage of this Instrument consists in the produnicus of the erererado and eietreecends. In tone it bears the greatest resemblance to t h e organ; bat its netts are not an loud, and far moo agree. a ble ; for , which reason it is much better suited to Common apartments. It ins best adapted to music in slow time ; and is played by a particular method, which is soon acquired. The Inventor has it in Con. temptation to establish a manufattory of these Instru. ments, each of which, at present, costs at least 3 0 0 , Mr. EASTLAnt, COVOrier (Or, PlyttlOilth, took an Inquest at the Guildhall there, on a view of tliebody of John Rogers, a painter, who yesterday len. night was stabbed in the left side, just above the heart, and died from internal Inetootrhage in about an hour. The circemitances are nearly as follow The woman was called Betsey Barber. and she cO. hahited with Rogers; andovhat is remarkable, het husband died the preceding. day. The quarrel arose,, it appeared, from her swearing Ole would go to her husbantlq funeral in white alai blue but he objeded to it, and said in was indecent. More words ensued, when she flew in - tt violent passion, rose up, and committed the above rash action, which terminated in death, Alter all the wiinesses hail been examined, Mr. EASTL AILS made a very hrs. pressive speech to the jury, who retired, and found a verdid of avi ful ~urrder apinst Elizabeth Barber, who was fully committed for trial At the next As. sizes, and sent of to Exeter gaol on Monday trt „ r „, ing. The cOrpse'of the lithband, B ar n et , an d the corpse o f R o gers, were interred on binday, to the burying ground, side by 'Me, N. a% Arundel-grin, Sept. t 3, VOit Eleven Years I have relinquished all other X • Prattice for the Treatment ,tf Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies wlfich are the consequences of a deitrualve habit. The undoubtedqualilieations which I possess, as a Mem ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar line,. constitute my claim too that superiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate,, or even by the most respectable general Prattitioner, whose mind is harassed by attentioa to an immense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world t have been consulted,' spirit have considerably conduced to my perfea comprehen sion of the most complicated Cases. if Diseases arise from the indiscretion of sa unguarded mo ment, and if such Cases of distressful disarrangement do exist, as those which arc the consequences of an bebitual vice, can any . MAn assume a better title to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Prattle:clot the Mat- Meat of these, and ooncerstrating hie attention and etudies to this particular. point F In recent Cases of infeaion, all Pain, Danger, and Die trusi may be avoided, and in the tirst sermtions of local Westtness, much future misery may be prevented, by ouch means of re-jkilifllAtioll as wilt restore health and strength to the Constitution, - - _ Throush invonsiderate meat the slightest eases become important, but it is the,accuttuement at' eXcliusive experientie in this line to sitte a safe and permanent restoration, even when other Practitiphars have tailed. The tams of rentuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, but nu latietii ant att&wered unkss a Bank More is inclosed. _ _ MARTIN lIREE, Member of she Royal College of Surgeons In London. No. 21, Arundet.street, Strand, near Ternple-ivar. There is an additioual entrance in Water-street, adjoirtin, • 1 , e iCHARD fiAn i (of No. 4 . Marnett-colirc, Itow-strcett# and l'ut , l4hcit by W Isasi ass Assltcksa Scalp's (of scaAtt Moltort-s,:rt, 11)000'44- ki whcirc Ad vertwarents, Order, br the Paprr r . Lenart f t); th e Ed,l4flscc,.. , o ,. ta id) , mo t be alsklesW 4 '4C E, No. i x, Strand ; i in the Mtetnowt, - f . TO 13E'SOLD DV AUCTION, - 14N T. By Mr:. Aft.3LSS, At °l'll MX and= Inn, Lenin! i ,_., eli„Wittlifesdq the std Day of May instant, between. thielHouis ofTliiia and foe THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES!' • • I • FARM, called GREENHILL; FONL co, . -, A siso4g,f, lkiesAnage,or .1' arm, lipase, 132111, Stable. and other convenient Otit.buildings, anti . seVeril Tie c . nr and l'arc.ela of hand, Containing, ~bv, akinteasurcratent, 6%,A,• z- 1( • ;IS P. lying and being in the sever.a 11.4rishe, a I.olinn oft Uleomb, atioot halt wo uetwe,:ii. the Towns.of Ma;,isto,4 AShaWei , T enant it .Will; , u.A:ls6'a• FAKN,i, c-3110,1 STONE -BRIDGE GREEN Astlford. and now in tits o;;cuyation of Mr. joi , •-• J , Consisting of a capital bri,k.bitilt Nlessua6 or Fart-R-jton,e,, Bon,. Stable, at;d °tiler Lonvenietil (liii.bg'ld" ings, and several Pieces or Parcels of Land.' coritAinblgt la Achneasurement, 26 A. i R. t 4 I'. 01 egi;c 4 i 3 g ' l `;` ).l I.4 n ' ' lying and being in t alc PArisii a Fgcrton now 41 I" _.." 4 ,.., : tion of-Mr. fOnter, Tenant at VI, ill. 'Fag the oinalaiw, of Purchasers this Farm will be svld in Lots • Also several Nieces ot ParCeiS a rich hi Land,ClT ed the KISSING TREE ME: i)OW S, containing, bYk", measurement, i t A. 0 R. 37 II: lying in Lcillitro, atiouti,,, a mile from the 'Fowl) and now in the oCCupAtion of ;Pa ' Kelshain Fullager, fenant at %VOL To be viewed, and printed Particulars had, ten Dar re: via.. the sAle • at Inc George Inn, Egertoo ; Stool I Head . Inn, Aslalo t rti ; Rose and Geage Inn Sttnag.„,ool Place of Sale; at the Audioneer's • and at the Onic c I Messrs. Burr and I:fa '::L::17:2,14............................ i ,' ' • . 1 •• 'd tone • 0116° Map of the, several Estates may b,: Jeep, . . BEDFORD. TO .BE SOLD'iIorAUC'CLON, By Messrs. GRAHAM) t._wt.. At .the Baptist- Coffcs.housei Cliancryarie. Tuesday, theta.th of Ala(, at Twelve &Clock, acceptable Oi should in tne mean time b: 11130 0 r vate C ont ran, 4 6g de.. cAerrAL FRtEftbo torssid. ferable sirably situate in St. PauVs.square, in tlie 00 :1 r, 0 1 ' . „; . part of the Town of Dedtord, the Estate in Yorkshire. 'the. Premises are built 0r0.,',01 11rcs-i:Lfer)optYlme,le:a4alnibo:ii6e:u:Ftlisaine:nifie)l,o6:d.tf, irjiul;n::1;1:tii:a:1111111:11:61r:ori; r‘1 11:1; 111 ;; : , : , f ;, /1 4 1 ,); : ° ' (rate Apartments, Coach.houso, StAbli lil q, 1 : o o; ,•ir nary, and other requisite Poi of Large Garden, &c. suitable for tini immediate ro.:010' •.. i • tsbueln.:ll3lbliteggssvaiieetswlwtsoad,yiesal;:pi,airecut::_ri: haalcildo‘nviitil::ll:l;:,ll7 Cock, at I . :.at , in ,• GOV , Esq . Latin .ton—wall ; and of Mimi's. Glatoln, square, London. OXFORD SHIRE AND NCHITHASIrI'NSI titte. VALUA BLE FRBEHOLD NIANOX 1-sTA'r TYTHE-FREt. TO BE SOLD BY Auc-rws, By mews. wiNsT,ANLvina 50,,„ At GarrawaY's Coffite-house, 'Change -alley. C.° 111 7, ` ' On Tuesday, the ath of lune, at Tirolre 'L l •= 4 ' - la ON b. hor, .. 00 ARK WORTH CASTLE', with the sq , ,' l4oii Wand ESTATE, situate in.the Coillity of ~ r l ! l ; ,,ir ton,__ on the varga of tha Northern ?arta Ogi°ll,oo I:: s:i nn il rov r e re n: B nt .17-from CoVelitty. itritl, 7o Ittirit 1.011t1S,1: ,",',re-itilt4 rwn.t. Mansion-House - :did 0 ill..;es tt be lattit. lt,c'j, 00 , an ; four Catal f anus, wcit wit OOP Fly pedlibla l'en • ant,froot year tar) ear. be clk, C ;;0" 0 : OVerthor of :‘ L i a r nd ti, iLtoncdt . The Per- etjahling the Park. - - , 4-rti of , 3.:burYo 2* frarrt Northarnplon, 2.1,,,,., joli l‘ wp l ic i t rea r 11niitLitv,:ei ü b , Ph 4. l. 0 ' 1 6 ; adit:allilsysln"tibilavett"hupltiLn2irldrldtgel s; t4'vv•Firueettelnirlbll.:oet::ettticolis:Qii:neoni"dstraset:iii;nis'i,,i)tlie'iti_7lc:',4:‘o..:l...i4 ' l. : l ,‘ t: t at . , tore, Tythe free wrc ~ A halit the toi 4 t%ntE‘f:evot'sittsilittigiiiiicii:::.*:it:_ctri.t:r:anithiwoilyattrf:itotilbCitpfli:lr:hl;at;it°l)ttedgw_iiiitelYFaik.4ll;a4:.itindet;u,d !rtrac:rer.Cl4,rllll:B;‘t;C:l3;sl:rCedAlciv.;:li;l.tll.434l"ll be.bar rlitrum. I,3anbury. PaitiCUlata. o' l l 4- ! , t) r, ,:e-hourie; Stprle4treet, Liiicoin'i:;44, rAI . oil 17) " v PWi l c ri c n n : fa:: : :rtti nt lVl'e m ' a 'S l sf2l4:l3l7:earipantWei'Ll'ot tnl:7l,ll:l'atstWinitillaTliti:::::lllMi :gill°4 4 rigl: l l l cia e:1')&11) : :4111CriliV:ib „ riliv::: ; 1:1-a.l(vi ; 41;iliCiit3iltit%ji' artuNlSol4 Aionstcr that viaS CleVolipirtg, 4 1"17.1 OOP ' , lust whose cries were lament i. 14111.. ;M, dies, With Gravel. Ste. 8:e. afe 'rerrieve. b( r N, It R's % V(IRM PILL iirice 46 eii, I Oi. C' • *rorti Pi Signed 4. T. Gardner, enus-stcre, sevett dolt; 31, II lane ; No. 3, High-street, Short:ditch ;AO " ' 6 t tee r, It trtnittg ham ." HonopredTsoi: i!tl M A S ;',lii:lb' L a i: 11:::::.: in; ----.---...---_—_ No. 9, New Whitt-Street, 1.15,4,n; il!, c'' , 4 . re4owit_:;a4s`aturßlisii);a:Evi.voititGeetioterietelrthi,ity::,7:rsettesgazfoavyhr:selarali;rlborgli.litattilititylabilvilyedo: itheci:mnolealertlilitit;elip lac to v: : : : ::;;; I : : , atncluerioir_te ,__ bbarayroitek i pe :i a i r d ,u e :o r i g n :i c:i n: ft.r.i ti s te ° ;: :' , l :' , o" t :: ::: l : l n nt s r ! l: l , , : i i ni : , : : . ': r : ; ; , l,li c ;P :.! y r Y l r :4 l ,: i retit : l:ll i e : sllc 3i c i l l : t ci';r o :4 fully painful, and had "been in a stat,., of ulc_o4o we v n as th v e o c ry ru i v n n u c ° l P i ter . i .i ii i °l ::o hlt l e o ° ; lrre'lt:l:,e3:ifilpitts:gl4ltve;cl:4l;llllo:ll:l:l:l;::l::::: hie ii. • ..- din, particularly when warm to I) ''' l ' ' l Was I. C`• P9e me at rest - in this lamentable stat!, i $ 04 ,, Illetiticii by Mr.). Tltoinpson, o' ll° it.:c''l'l)*°lt 1 thent here), to take vow. 1..ea1,t- $ io 1 J c' which I began do oil tin, ;6,1h ot .`l,,itY iiii WO or a fortni,;it, 1 began to receive beit:,l ~',,1 ;n:l.'„ than. a utoutn, the ulcurs• on sny hod .._! 1 •, 1 ,0 1,. SOUtuity healed —soon after, the sores 00)::,,,,,, ion I;, also; leaving,' 1101VGY41, 401100eriltAC di51.,:, by 00 i skin, anti pain in tne bone of the left, wit L .ii '; o l - I , t yo' 4 ,r l of of God, ands little. longer pzrAvgl,',4l„coha;t t.'lli luable Nieffialle, ÜbSicied OO an d "Ilr,),joi r` i 'Vining its natural hue, and the rioelorii.ri3ll34vice,e, tonn,. ~,,, J have l°diCliilll :, - , lr ok c •c i r ile ct ;'!. : thl vn u' y s Ibefreur‘eme4linrrevifisib:iartilfti:lutilltillib• et,r.:lll;fctuit)::::7lo'l,lr:i'" come jolly and . fat, in which state tpo•t ..),0,, i nn ~p ;. months to the astonishment of all WO. cc'Act bill l io , a losSin what terms to express my g-iirit7, 03 10 c .c ., ifeblatrssoetlaietsiocilAbyd:icyoof ans 7‘helv,oirislsisb.ugrileclrtiallyis.glii:silol!,;lrleti:i.scs,,,,lirs::litirlii,i;4l obedient,. cry humble servant, 'l,':'..` Swan's Close, High-street, Edlohurgd'oto ; ti 0 Witnesses to the above ~._ii 0,010 ~, lORNTHOMPSON, No. 3, Nov 1.0"'" .:. wibeck' 0 14 N 111.1 igro s it, old .k*wrisbly- Ctrs",;re,:ticor.,, „r Prepared and Sold by Ott s"l,e,o:` colli4 1,;,1 T 11014 A * 'TA YI,O it . MCillbOf Of I l ia 11`,‘,",u4,!..,•,(Cei, titiri puns, at his House, O. 9, Nov ;!'i1.,..,,-; t i t ;,; ~,: wriere, after a constant residence (,),.. ,:_ts,,,, It o ~ , .c 1 y_ears, in a. practice particularly', 1,i.L,,,,,j1 :flt.ii!, Van:real Complaints and tlosc t01':.`,,:.,,,,,.> sql,,,v L,4, Cenerati,n, With that inYtola`a, in st,';l:,,,,:t' his profession should always 0 , —., .0,0 hc, t 0 flatter* himself, the ittiv lee and trtsV.',. /s,toliCij ',vil, aejsatleit'nniitestder, *l;;Qa igsrsc'eTitirtt'i;°l-11ubbilt-:.:111:34• an ;:ci'' darn attainable Asa! void ot :iIl ant gl,l the Gi ) ~,,, ; tot • ' • Alio sold, by his appoint inVit., raiticorlitib. rf,. those living at a distaticet it 10-,.0,,itt0p,...11,,1.4,1 Alban'-teet, Pall-Mall ; the 4) 7 t P ri o; fOrdrbtre,:t ; Nir. I)isr.l.orrugh's, 70,;„,.,11),,',,,,A. 'rt Mt. Sreei's, p,okseler, No. t, 1, .1,,,1:t,0h ,',9,10;, hill ; I‘.lr. haver's, oiltil"t's,r,i4:;l,:;. i/l'i'l'il:t;;•';;;it' inald, tjiasgov,, ; Mr. Caws': ;,;(;Ni.it , „,, , person in every considerable t0,1.„1.. , i‘.,,,...,,Litr0,, j, land, in !loxes of ()My as. 90 • ~;;;;10 01 0.•3,,; 01 and plain dircetiOns, whe"'",,l;. sao'lil l' a, CUM ttleal.SaYtti Wall CasO, $1).- lie . p...,,,,,!3/ 4, N. It. livery !lox sold iA "I"ll,`'D'i tlie ‘,.; A fitiitilp, oche which, j'y 'u., I:10' 01, Wilt tot -at the Stamp t)fil°.":l, i o f e l • 4l,' ' lt-nige-street,"—to itnitat.l 0 111 . , ......' mcre Counterfeit. .9'. Abelline, which has proued so• highly affriCtive urin every class bf the Public at the• Royal Circus, will, we understand, be performed for the last time this evening. Those, therefore, who have not be held this very interesting produftion, may have that gratification to-night; when it : Will ; appear .in conjunction with the truly superb and mirth.in spiting Spectacle, the Knights the Garter, the surprising execution of Miss FLattort (only eight years - of age), in " the Soldier tir'd of War's Alarms," the admired Horsemanship.of MARREN, together with Harlequin Bacchus: - • After 'Which. it must be withdrawn to make room fora New Balkt Dance, taken from the popular musioal Entertain. ment of the Padlock ; with entire new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called Leander and Leonora, WhiCh makes its first appearance on Monday next. The Ballet by Mr; MONTGOMERY, the Music by Mr..W.,WAat ; and the principal Characters by Mr. and tiro Miss Graoux:%Mc. BANKS, Mrs. PARKINSON, and Mr. IVIONTGOIORRY. Who can resist: haiing' a Chance in 'she present State Lottery, when it is to be had at HORNSISY and Co.'s, 26, Cornhill, on terms so very advan. tageous ? On Thursday, at Woodley i.octgq, Berks, the scat of Tames Wheble, Esq. Mrs. Whet)le; of a Daughter. MARRIED. On the ,4th inst. the Earl of Dalhousie, 'to Miss Brown. On the 9th inst.. Mr. A. C. Holland, of !Trieste, to Miss Willcts, of Knutsford. On - Thursday last, at St.. Mary Magdalen. Berm*ndsey, Mr. lames Thompson, Linen-draperoo Miss Sarah Dun kin, second daughter of John Dunkin, sen. Esq. of Ber mondsey. • The same day, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, S. Gale, of Bedford-street, to Miss R ppon,daughter of the Rev. Dr. Rippon, of Grange-ebad, Bermondsey. • Lately, the Rev. George Henry Glasse, Ream. of Han well, to Harriet, only daughter of the late Thomas Wheeler, Esq. of the Chatham Division of Royal Marines. DIED. On the v6th ult. at St. Petersburgh, aged 47, George Tat. ter, Esq. Charge-d' A tlaires of His Majebty for the Electorate of Hanover at the Court of St. Petersburgls. On Tuesday last, et his house, Sloane Terrace, aged 46 years, Dr. Bisset, a well. known literary charaeter. _On Thursday, at notion, aged 3 1 , Mr. Hiram Camp bell. • • NEW' INVENTED HATS. IN consequence of the, very great complaints of late of the bad quality of Hat, it has induced Mr. HART; t of No, 74 ,Strand, who'has resided there these Zo years, to try the experiment of mixing Males' Fur with Bea ver, and which he has found to answer his most ardent expec tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be found'to woar out near two such Hats as are mode in the usual way, 1119 Mole fur making them so much finer, and of a closer textuTe than yhe various coarse Furs that are usually. made use of in the Manufaduro of Hats ; and, with other goOd qualities, the Fur will not come off, which has been so much complained of of late, as well as their taking a most beautiful Black, which will retain their 'colour: and being the ManufaCtuter of his own Flats, he sells them at tke very low price of 11. ss. Stamps included. - Army, Navy, folding, and Ladies Hats..;-Centlernen in the Country should send the number of inches round the outside of the Crown. N. B. Worthy the attention of the Trade, and March ant for Exportation. ' , V Mole Skins , bought in any quantity. Letters. about Mole ins mist be post-paid: PREGNANT LADIES, / whose situation require a temporary retirement, may be accommodated with Apartments, in an airy situation, to Lye-in, agreeably to their circurnstanees i r their Infants put our to nurse, and taken care of. TUC consolation resulting front this under taking to many of the most respedsble Families. in the Kingdom, by securing peace and concord among Relations and Friends, is sufficiently c.onspicuons tci be 4:oun.tenancsil by the humane andsensiblo part of Mankind. Honour mad Secrecy may be relied. mt. Those regardless of repurafom will not be treated with. Apply to Mrs. Symons, Midwife, No. 4, Lontion-Hotise- Yazd, St. Paul's elturclt-yard. , --Lctscrs (post paid) attended