The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-08 00:00:00

I..AW REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, NI kkCII 7. SITTINGS stIOKt LORD ELLYNIOROUGI4, AND A SPE- GIRL JURY. IN three Causes Verditts were taken by consent, and in one' the Plaintiff was non3uited for not ap. pearing. ANDIELSONV. TWE ROYAL IXCIIANGU ASSintANCE COMPANY• This was an at lion upon a Policy of Insurance for a Cargoof Corn in a Ship on ,her Voyage from Waterford to Liverpool, in which the Vessel struck upon a rock, sunk, and the cargo lay for a consi. datable time under water.- -- It wits reserved tor the opinion of the Court upon a Case to be stated. MOLMEti AND OTHERS, ASSTONRRS OF COVEN AND ANOTHER v. DALrON. This was an action against the Defendant to re. Cover a sum of money which had been levied, at his suit, and paid to hini on an execution against Goven and his partner, who were gun.carriage makers, at Rotherhithe, and the aelion was 'founded on -a fa6l that these bankrupts had committed an aCt of bank raptcy antecedent to the suing nut of this execution, and therefore this property belonged to the Assig. flees, for the general benefit of the creditors. - The fad Avis clearly proved ; but it appeared that Colo. mei Sinclair was a partner in- the firm of this. house, and his name not being in the Commission of Bank. ruptcy, it was held arkillegal one, inasmuch as no joint commission can issue against pareof a firm of a house, hut must either issue agaihst each indivi. dual of ii, or against them Plaintiffs were Nonsuited. other causes were referred. A ludicrous ~circumstance occurred lately.in the County-of Suffolk : A Gentleman of small indepen. dent fortune was' surcharged for keeping a livery seriant,. and not giving in a proper return to'the assessors ; but he appealed, and positively swore .that he neither kept or employed any male servant; except a labourer, who sometimes came for a day to clean his garden, could . be called one. However, the Surveyor soon after feeling himself better in. formed, ,surcharged him a second time, with the addition of an Iniliament for perjury ; when the Gentle Man appeared before the Comntissioners,with - his servant in livery with him ; but, ,to the no • small disappointment of Mr. Inspelor, 'he proyCd . his servant to be a _female in male attire rand as their Worships knew of no.law to prevent a man putting his maid into-livery, if he chimed it, the Gentleman was immediately dismissed. -As. s proof of the temperance of the weather, in lat. 60. 16. North, in the beginning of- last , month, a nest of young sparrows with feathers, upon, them, was found in the thatch roof of an old house in Ler. wick, Scotland. At Shrewsbury. .Fair, on Saturday sennight, fat cattle sold at a small advance, but lean and barren at reduced prices. Sheep also were somewhat ad. vanced ; and pigs maintained former prices. There being many dealers at the fair, good' horses far the cavalry and road sold well, but the show was not great. A Calf of the Suffolk breed, 26 weeks old, fatted by Mr. Grice, of Dengie, in that County, was kill. ed on Wednesday senoight by Richard Maskell, of Bradwell, which weighed +7l.t. 51b. the loose fat 291 b. and the caul fat :51b. It is supposed to have • been the most extraordinary animal ever seen, the I . Beall being of superior whiteness and flavour. On Friday sennight the warehouse of Mr. • Thompson, muslin.manufafturer, Botchergate, Car. lisle, was discovered to be on fire, owing to some iiiecea of muslin, which were drying, being wafted by the wind to Ahe stove. Mr. Irving, the fore. man, as soon as he discovered the fire, rushed against the door, which he broke open ; and though he had once fainted sway on account of the suffocating heat and smoke, ultimately stopped the progress of the flames, which had communicated to a quantity muslins and cotton.yarn. IZatly on Thursday sennight ,a Soldier was die. covered lying dead •at the head of Craigie Parks, about a mile from Dundee, In his pocketp were foUnd 31. 71. tel. a silver watch, and his pass. By the latter, which is dated Peterhead, February 25, tBos, it appears that his name is Thomas Ross, and that he belongs to 66 72d Regiment. There were no external marks of violence on any part of his body, lie was lying stretched our, with his head .iectining on. his great coat, which had been folded for the purpose. It is difficult, in-these circuits. stances, to determine what has been the cattle of his death. As the night Was unusually tempestuous, it is supposed that, being fatigued with a long march, the inclemency of the weather had overcome him. A shocking murder and robbery was committed, few nights ago, at a Gentleman's house in the County of Cork, in his: absence. The robbers broke in, and alter having murdered the ,servant. man and worruto, tlrey tied the lady of the house, anti would have murdered her also, but for the oterposition. of one of the party, who remonstrated for her in the strongest manner, in consequence of her ignorance of their persons (the knowledge•o' which, it is supposed, caused the death of the. two servants). They then decamped, atter having rob. be4l the house of the most valu4ble articles. The villains, however, had not film , to dispose of their plunder before justice overtook them; for one of t h e party having ,by accident - left his dog, bad followed him the night befote, shut up in one of the rooms of the house, the animal was let out by the, nFighbouring Gentlemen, who collated oext morning, and followed at a distance by them , on borsebick ; and after having run about 5 or 6 miles, Tie entered a house, the mistress of which welcomed him by his name. The Gentlemen asked the wo man where her husband Was She replied, that he had gone to Cork the day before, and would not return till night. However, upon searching, the house, they found him, with two or three other men, in bed, all of whom they immediately lodged in gaol. Some of the stolen property was found in she house. . LONDON : Printed• by 12 At tin SUN OFF COUNTY ASSIZES. Txl Assizes for the County of Northampton began on Monday. On Wednesday , morning, before Mr. Justice CHAMBRIE and a Special Jury, came on for' Trial an MIA Of Assault, brought by Dowbiggen, Esq. against Levi, Esq. It appeared upon evidence, that the Defendant, in consequence of a quarrel at a horse-race, had assaulted the Plaintiff with much,violence, and hail used his horsewhip as an offensive weapon of attack. • Mr. ROADER, as Counsel for the Defendant, at— tempted to spew that provoking language had been first held by the Plaintiff. Mr. SeriCatlt VAUGHAN replied upon the Defen dant's case ; and the Jury found a maid for the Plaintiff soot., damages. 'On the Crown side, charged on the. oatkof Sa. mitel Pelham, of Wellingborough, lace.rnerchant, Henry Spur was indiaed for stealing from the top of the Worcester stage.coach a box of lace value 2001. 'The box which had contained the lace was found empty; and floating in 'a ; the lace was proved 'to have been sold it a diminished Value by the Prisoner, who, after a lung heating, was pronounced guilty by the Jury. An account having been published in a neigh. bouring Paper of a French Privateer having fallen in with the York Merchant, of i guns, from London to York, and that on being fired at, the Privateer not chusing to risk an engagement with the York Merchant, bore down upon the Jupiter, PaAntArt, and Prudence, WHI,T3, two of, the traders be. tween London and this Port,carrying six guns each, and endeavoured to cut them off from the land—we are desired to.say that the whole is completely false. ( The tee° vessels in question were in the Thames when the affair is said to have happened. The jaa o;ter would not leave the River until Tuesday last ; and the Prudence arrived here' in safety on Wed nesday,—(l4ll Adverther). Two Wallachians lately found in Oil forests of. 'the Bannat, belonging to count HUNVAI:I9, 280 Greek 'Jandahi of gold, which they carried to [fie 'mint at Carlsbairgh, whence they were sent to :the royal treasury at Hermanstadi,,the capital of Tran sylvania. ' They are'sUpposed to hove been struck in the time of LystniaehuS, and' tacit value is about 3col. . The treasury of lierioanstadt Mt received ' intelligence also,. that . eyident tracesi andsthe ruins of a town, very corisideralate in extent,- have been discovered in the mountain •Gretibitye', - in the same county. , ' • . , The following method of making an anti.incen. diary liquid,. for extinguisrling tir es arising from oily, greasy, or bituminous substances, invented by M. Driuzza, has been "published by order of the 'Minister of the Interior of the Italian - Republic : Take 84 ounces of common .wa er, to I,y*h add. k is 24 ounces of pulverized soda, and .- oil them till the, liqeid be reduced to two-thirds' of the original quantity. ' The same proportions' must be observed in preparations on alarger scale. Filter:the liquor through a linen cloth, that none of the grosser parts , may remain; let it'cool, and use it when fetiiiirerl." To give the soda a greater activity, snake a caustic ley of it, and add" three ounces of golds lime to every a 2 ounces of soda in solntion. The liquid is then mare efficacions in extinguishing the. flames, but -it is more destructive to leather and animal tubstnnces.; so that when the caustic salution is ena. ployed, the liquid eliould not p, disch'4eged through pipes of , those materials. It should be observed, that'thia anti:ineendia ry 'water must Out he employ. cd in fires arising - from spiritoda iigeorof any kind; and that its rffetta in extirigu4hing moo: arc little superior to those of mere vea ter. The following is a Method, 'of giving the grain and hardness of steel 'to copper. Take - the metal -under the metallic' form, fuse it IVith two parts of animal glass, and a ,twelfth of choreoal-powder ; as it is' essential atilt 'the copper should poent a great deal of surface, the shavings of that metal arc to be placed in 'orate, .with animal glass mixed with chat. -coal powder, and the crucible so exposed to a• Cater sufficiently, strong - to fuse the glass. There is than formed phosPhorus,ohe greater part of which burns, while the test combines with the copper. When the crucible has cooleal,ood is. broken., the phospho rated copper is found` in the form of a grey brilliant button, under the glass,' which has passed to a state of red enamel. By this operation it is increased 'in weight one.,twelftli. Th e co p per , ~thus, 6, m hi n ed 'by phosphorus, acoairea the hardness of steel, .of which it has the grain and colour ; ' and, like, it, is susceptible of the finest poli;ht it he easily iurn-. ed, and does not become altered in the air. Tim copper emits no smell wheri rubbed. Tbe'dark red. enamel which is fornied in. this experimen t t t l ay be' employed with advantage foe porcelainoind a n artalt!e., as this red does neit alter in the air. • • . A new composition, for prCserving inflammable bodies from the effects of fire, has been made known . at' Hamburgh -by Professor Peaustea. It is Coln.. posed of one part of sulphur, one of red ochre, and six of a eolotinn of- copperas. In the course of the last spring several ancient monuments were discovered at Bois.de.Vaux,, at a small 'distance from 'Lausanne. Tiflis discovery W;2 made by accident, in working at the mines. Ac cording to some authors, it was the scite of the sup. posed city of Carpentraa ; and, according to others, of Lauanne. A. most • shocking instance of barbarity was liat week 'discovered, .on removing some manure out of. the King's-Arms yard, in Atherstone, 'Warwick. shire : two babes (supposed to be twins), judged about six Months gone, had been thrOWn into the pricy. _ _ _ . _ . _ Yesterday sennight several okra of thunder, accompanied by a few flishes of lightning, were heard in Halifax. What rpoders this circumstance the more singular is, they had a very heavy shower of snow there during the evening, which lasted a con. siderable time. ' "A very large shoal of whales were drove into Uyea Sound, adjoining to the Island of Unq,Shet. land, last anontb; 795 of them were killed, arid taken ashore. They are from' 72t0 24 feet long. c 1 GENTEEL COUNTRY REVD TO EE LETT, • • By Mr. CHAISTiF., A SINGULARLY N EAT COUNTRY S*l; DEN CE, with Coach-house, Stab Lia, F3rio•V Lawn, Pleasure-ground, I,:itchen-garden, 'sod 16 Afre,',. rich old Meadow; del iAntfully situated on ths verye lip Common, at Norwood, et %Veen Pinner and )ticicsiis. worth, i 6 Miles from London. t.ler To be viewed with Tickets, to he had, with f?;r ,ticglars, in Pall-Mall. ----- ---- . j. YORKSHIRE, near BE DA LE and RlttiNlol.qll't. P 1 i:AL FREE HOLD and TITHE.II { /E. 04 MANOR, elec. LAND-TAX ItEDEEMF,I). . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-houie, in ExchangeAller, „ C ‘l ii t it ' on Monday the lad April, at 'Twelve vo'CloCK, in !'"'i : ''' ' unless an acceptable Olkr is made by the loth Apl2 i„ ValliaPe and Car:raft truly D:sirahie I' lar l ' h i at.:l)/I",?iudihzsiiii:HgrisOilaLuDertEolsl,TcAo}fil"lpEri,si'nflz TthaHEex.:R:ivEe,-Arsii,touiorterii" il, 'Parish of -Bedale, and in :he Neighb,,urhood o f itic.hr .„ ling , ' lal I, with Court Lect, and Court Baran, Cowl, s ?"t Ogji sion4louse, •excellent FarntAtouses Barns, Stab:esi• ~.„. t. . ; ;y• fourArr and upwards of six Hundred and elf, ' ".....upgrt of rich old Nleadow, Pasture Aiabie Land,'aY,' t ot . cottages, all lett to respedatalt Tenants, at 1itt."411,0 C a st' ing to .upwards of 9301. pa' Antnlin,, capable o,f lif iiv p This Estate loans a desirable Property• for t: a ucit'"" g ; Wishing to invest Money in,Land. The Builugs sea )10,. new , and the whole in .goad repair. Th.: sin:a:l%l4 ' :funds rich and extensive r rospcai over th: Couotry,HA4p Particulars of Mr:Matthew Holrnes, Cowlag l , l IA who will slim the Estate; at the Black' Swan, llAta'o;scx, don Hotel, York; . Angel; Doncasrer; Pus ilotn4tso tooro,tfgh and Hrronate Garraway's Agl, GranthaM o e i s t,,liirli t o ; Bell, Stilton; at ; and or A- I " "irati Warwick -street, Golden-qu:lre, London, h"' 4 the E:state may be seen. e' BOROUGH At . Ganrawly's CoilLT house, in. Exc haoge-a. cv ,' ~, C so London ,orlt;:iiFiiiidEl3Eay.l.VSt°Ehi‘Seil'raDizA'4llol°Y; :B:11)1jr(Itc?.altl:I'll;:1:;::L' in Lots t. . , A Truly 1 TITIIEF REE, most d, sirablv situate in tool tlful Vale, and within the or u,n, or EV asili° 4 '‘ 'ij ami` i I by tee Turnpike.road from London to, %5'4:,r0,',':,,',.'1,-0,41 EOgihle FREEHOLI) ES'll\l". the B'inks or the' much. admired. NavigaWe 1 ; 1 ; 4 161? comprising 63o , Acrei or rich • Garden.grotuld,N"., • tore, and Nle--.ldOw,land, co%ivellienllY. sUbilivi4,lll,l:celf Farms snd Gatclen-grotuvls, with convco r, c 6l ,',ote o , houses, Barns, - and 0 ut--huiia' ngs, l e tt to 11 1 " ( 6 10 0" Tenants ; the Rents and estimate4.l Valle , upward 4 0 1 , per Annum. , The desirable Situation, with the Borough in t ` r,6 i ti )tifi. excellent,Neighbourhood . tnakes this a truly v 4 '''' '9) r c ligA` fora Gantt -man wishing . 'to'reiV i.c Propert:: -. • -•'''''' l ~, i knowledged finest Lott.'::-:.:. I' ..: i:i;l,ii,,in.,, eks if; 11,"' P2rtiCiliari 71-I:ty t!..: 11;:4 at tits Hci,'"YolO , /T° .i rc i' 1 1 4 ' . " and Chickett, 11,riningharii ; Messrs. litanq ail , . -T b ee Inicaitt:t:,:::h7raatnvie:nvh::::)s.l7 eta Fstate ; 3 60 1 . 1Air ' house, near Chipping Noitcni, ‘ 4.4 00 Northam ?ton ; Red Lion. li i ):,l ll l ‘ eV ci 'c o (r tl 4 b°e.'j c' itsfil tfl 'lll4ll:. I.lxbrittge ; Castle,- Sslt-hill ,• C,rown, 11.CaliA.; t f 5 ,[14 1 ,,,, 0" Barrow, 'Forbes and Hancock, Solicitors, ,Zti , '''•" l Ow" .at G.arraway.,s; a n d o f NI r . gobin,, warwick•sto" square, where a Plan of the Estate may be 66111' Within the 1 5 , : 6 1-I; a P i PEI:.N:antCcONCERNS, groi dih TO •BE SOLD BY XUCTIOrs, fdisb,,'; •oh V,Yednesillyi the 27th IJy ,or March, I S* t -o'Clocit. in the Afternoon, ' '. VC 811/611 .,di 4 I.A CurfOrleraWc Number of SHAR''',,4E3rA of MesSrs. Sn lsa. 4 ht2N3L3l°El'B(3:nic°lll.gAlriNgl.7cßthBeoSi'leTi.,l,/trtil. t C7 _,at ill ' SuNkof the UNION SHI I' PING COMPAP ' , or:ii a a n g d ra b jt Eß pr W ov l o CLK io - u u , ra f n ti - l ' e f cWaErrEyeiDg.".r.e.Tll:Clo'ifitlvilin;jatt itro:,...'"' , ions,' itl i , London ; and, b e ' - e a ‘ si . o n v a a l Iy i divided P t)t lit t r o c s s in e D ,i u o t c c t . n o a d , t t i l g pe e atrccAfilitirts, 7 c P 'o4 o l 1 , 1 ) - i i „ t r itt iP s b li l r , r: 1 1 C : redit i _ ors of I I: f a r f s S: r a s l:l l: l l ica en t z io ie: fitntaidy Anderiai 14 ' rim Scott Moncriell; Accountant, List in the 'Prusiee's hand For )artict ' • ' . ' V i tl"!th:s4" trawl Estate; or, to Charles Br:loner, I r.ter ta --.-- , 0 n.... E thL M eo O niq.lo V it E o 7 xte . .S:t or v d e ii n uar) l) , tiN7crrst'nfir:::::_ir:l; le.::: THEORM MUSEUMS, ' toll tarn. 2 . 6 Feet long, with t c°. •ifLI 1 o. G'-ACR - E, and NO: ~ j, Sit )lll l. ' 901:1 ir./ Bellies, a ri d which werg destr yiti tile Vit 2l/ r ilpt "lip Sit (fere rs knew' , not where to fi t' ud tgvlief. 01..)c•‘1-'10114, nentt, horns and six le&s, from a chill! nutnho f° ,;i6r 01 ' 1: to inches, vollendwituptiti7nlturili \Ac.ini)iil+lll;i.ii'll',:titt'illi' from another child, til feet to cite)); with a r i o tt ol: i i j o 4; , oilier V ettnin never before seen. Any wf.lkr it , iP P. 0 1 Gentleman will not lose his :hue by inSp-,,l'it.;rotorl.it, Travellers all agree they have never yen se',, a lo oY lr, o , any . V art of the G lobe. —A II the above were e"rbW , '' ,: G A RDNE it's w(Likol PI LLS oared 14.., ft t o, Tritsittceenstrt to lv,,riti. ,01.,it; absve, whcr th a , • ,_ ; l ' , t ,..i , P.R , ';iilli c c o 31' 'Tiny De COOS 1.1 , • ~0 0 . Pamphlet I. full" . * grAtts * .wst.t proofs, vvliii..ll 1, , . 4 1,i most incredu toy's. ~ i rid ' s l P s ': _ Sold in Boxes of ' 2s. 6d.' 41, OA. 12 a: , 2 IS. 1 o / r. Gar,dner on. each.--A saving; ~-. :\ i; , .,.: 8:,illlog s I . 3 .l 4e ' a Fd r E S ' i L r' t • ; I' : 1 1 ) .1 4 1 t v )NN r i :c 'l li i i .. ll l‘N b Ae :rl iii t i; U r P ll : ll :, S: c l'l.cr U l tt i'l' I° , l: l :rtrii i te' : l4 ' .., , you of the very great and entratirflio,,'•,. c 1. ., , ,1j- 't cei,veti Own Your inValu . b' - , M edicine, 1 ,1, "'" 'o' PILLS • 4 - About.two years ago, I .was atiacl.:A V ' t ' t - or A 4. 1. DlsoßDli.lt, which i treated rartierisNlillY 'po: ( I , '0 but the s Disease at length spreadiag all Over it , YE„c,IN obliged to apply to the mulit eminent' et' .th : :,o : : l A, their assistance afforded only • tetripoilqc r i a 1 1 ; through 'various COursls of Sali`V'ation; ara . '',k,' , :isir;i4 l ;,,,r, of a corpulent habit, was unfired,{ to I,trO c , "POI, Ulcers that spread stl over my I.imlis rentlsr, wove pActe Object,. so that my fr:to 1., d.:,,ired .natit 36 0, i When brought to this situation I cynildelf„Lott litoolil. tabl e, case i b r u i t w a llie r fi l. ;% t o.t n r tali II:!-'1',',„i'ls,•1•:"1 • :1,`'',,141,:.,,fr,,,-',-1.1.,-„1,... try a Box of them, witicit I thought r.lt°'',i fAO4OI, by perseveritig•for two or three months , 4 " ~,,.91r.f f '0 1 directions, 1 experionc4d the most iinit o : ";' .0 1 . 0 4 ,' .4 ' al Pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; `,. , 1 ,,,,y, l e , Gott, perlagly recovered, and waiLling. L'.' , '`. ' 1 ,,, 3 1 '' i ii not, but thie mofe box, which I thig cjillitik i; 1 i' r est i a t h i l s isl % i v rn ith y thielealltipioisitiihtesarorti.gtienttl gstraatl2-iii,Lci : 4v: fl i t, titci, .. l ,, .' my sel I, Sir, your much oblivr h 0 roble ' . ',.` t or, r l' - ei c 1 : Deansgate,,Mancbester, July 1, iSol• yea ii If' P. S. For the public' iocrietit, 'I do not ° ', 0 0.P being published, but leave you to ati as' ) .. judgment sitall champ., „, „ •trie l° '4 oll ' Prepared and Sold by tbe sole, r,..'1,, `lci,e 0 : l et; THOS. TAY LOA, NlemWr °Elk RoYa l '",T r idge , tq'l) ll • .. London, at MS' HOuse, O. New '''. t itito - C W. Years, alicdocins.tatit retsideirrelyndif a rz l `;'.ii t t ij o r#4,f IT ,1. ice par icu , . 10 01 opt enereal Complaints, and dimly; too, , tl io ' Generation in both ,Sexes;. with O a ' - vo' . which Men of .his, Profession sitoti ld A „,' ‘ , A 14,„ 4 . , batters hiirtsql, .te advice aid .assi', o- golic : 1; 1 ; . , ly administers to Per taking ti s ~iiall ' , esteemed hv'asdisCerriiitg Public, as 43 ' ' vit ol. to be obtained, an d vo id o f arnbiguitY• 4 0,„ st , ,Aiso sold," by his Appointinent,•tor- ti,, So! e`4P those living at a di;tanect at the Perfotri r iZo. 1 1:0 ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toysoepoi,..),,reiddi street ; Mr, Disborougn's No; 7 , Litij e C , IV Steel's, Bookseller, N o ,. j,'i.rnion•-ro'v' Pit%it3P9'.o M eit r it . er li s a e x x te ril l South-bridge, Edinborgii; Al T 94 Dublin ; Mr. hillinges, •Liverpoor; I ;, 4 , : r .;sidt f „,,' f l iido, Chester ; and by One Person in evOrY r ay -S4 Vll feat Britain and Ireland, .M iSO)CO C it. ° A ,, , ,DeC'I„, IO; sealed up with full and plain dir:ctiort ,e'd , " i safety. cure themselves with e;ls ._.''' . ol jo.l:,fir is or i N . B. Every box. sold in Gr.::at arit!i.i,,l'o..o., tie a stainp, on wnich, by tavour b: tht ('?,'"ivo--liirlil 1 ed, at the Stamp-o ffi ce, `` T,,Taylori 'lt',ool7 streets" to imitate which is Feloo):* '''" l terfeits. 4 ,1 !.`;,A; Apulcaa :j og (CV sout h MI.) 1 1111n-SI Mei LICIIARI) HARRIS (ago. 4, Martlett-court, :ow-strr( r o WlL...tt.ate Mitt; Acheritsrmetw, )rders tut' the P aper, Lett er s 10: 'the Editor, &v, ito - sttaid), mutt , addrc,iTPSlretlf.)f- Ic.r No I z, raid ; ta.' tr'l NEWS. 14,AtCH 6. Passed by—the (mph, Sanderson,lrout the It iver , de la Plata ; Imogene, Stoffergen, from Teneri Ire ; Britheta tjana, Christon,' from Saloe; Flora, 114 4 Carter, from Wa lcrford ; and Good Hope, Lucas, from Poppenburs. Sailed—the Ann. Boyd, for Quebec; Vrow Ike, Lolling, and Dankharkeycl, Ockin,' for Tomlinson. BIRTHS, On the 2.lst ult. at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mts. Davit, wikt of. Benjamin Biown Davis, Esq. of a Son. , o)n Tuesday,- at his-Lordthip's house iq A rlingt9n-street, the Countess of Sefton, of a SO. MARRIED. Yesterday, Edmund. Traherne, Esq. of Castella, Gla mt-rganshire, and Captain itt the Royal. South ' Gloucester Militia, to Miss Sloper, daughter of the late General Sir Ro bert Sloper. • • • . The sante day, at St. Clement Danes, T. V. Brushfield, Esq, of Eastbury-Mouse, Barking, Essex, to Mrs:" Legg, relict of Beaver Legg, - Esq. of Woodtbrd, in the same County. Lately- Mrs. Parkinsoni to Mr. Osborn, Surgeon. Yesterday seitnight, at the Quakers' Meeting-house, at Esher, Surrey, Samuel Alexander, Esq. jun. of Ipswich, toMss Rebecca Biddle, daughter of Inlin EN : . of Esher. , Last week, at St. Michael's 13asishaw, George Leekey, Esq. Common. Councilman of that Ward, to Kiss Dorothy Salter, ofthe same Ward. _ _ On Thursday,. Mr. Thomas Townley, Merchant, of Man. chaster, to Miss Wright, daughter of Mr Hugh Wright, of Loudon. , DIED. Last week, at Bath, Mrs. Anne Mayow, of Saltash. • On Nlonday, Montagu Flotham, son of General fiotharn. Ile was rnarruiti about five weeks ago to Miss gird, of-Litch field, - • . ' On. the i thinst. of an apoplexy, George' Taylor, jun', Esq.. of Carshalton Park, Surrey. t)n the 7th inst. in Marichester-square. Miss lohanna sixtjs daughter of Richard 'Lee, hog. Banker, . Lombard— Street. " . , On the 2.7 th tilt. at his hOuie at Shepperton, Middlesex, Mr. George Winch. in the 56th eir of hos age. On Sunday, iti Conduit-street, George A,kigustus Frede. rick, the infant son of the Rev: l antes flOi)k -On Tuesday last, aged 63, Mts. kopkins,:t'cli6l of R. T. Hopkins, of Coadtmakers' 0' ' VEST& I tle. kJ. , n(i. India Stnck, shut Excheq. Bills, par, ts. pt. Otnntutn, 4i 4 3 3 per Cent. deeferwd - Imperial; per Cent. 511 Ditto Alin. 9 9.t6ths Cons. far to April, sill s per cent. 179) i to be paid to April, toz 111 ink Stock, shut 4vy 5 per C 89 per Ct. 1 79 7, Shut I rtbh 5 per Cent. 98 per Cent. shut per Cent Red. shut Ct Con 0* liank 1.. Ann. silo Ditto t hcrt Ann. shut No. 29, Arundel-itreet, Sept. tj, 18,.3. FOR'Eleven , Yeirs I have relinquished' all usher Prat - tire t'or the Treatment of Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies which are the cotucquences of :a destruaive habit. The undoubtettquallfications which I . possess; as ; Mem. ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Maly, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar line, .constitute my claim to that superiority, -which cannot . , he attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respeelable general r radittoner, whose mind is harassed by attention to. an immense variety of Disorders. .The'very 'singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part,of the world I have bein consulted, mutt Italie considerably conduced to my petfed coinpreheu. sion of *vast complicated Cases. . If Diseases arise front the indiseretlon of an unguarded mo ment, and. if .such Cases of Aistressful disarrangement .do e,:ist, as those which are the consequences of an habitual vice,- can any Man assume:a better- title to treat them than a regular Siirgcon resigning all other Pratlice for the Treat. moot of these, and concenttating his attention and studies to this particular point ? . In recent CASC6 of Infeaion, all Pahl, Danger, and Dis. tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much future misery may be prevented, by such means Of re.anirnation as will restorehealth and strength- to the Constitution. _ _ Through inconsiderate negled the slightest cases become important, but it is the acqutretnent of exclusive experience in' this line to give k sate and' permanent te'storation, even when otileK Practitioners have failed,, • terms of r:►nuneration are precisely state►l on the first interview, but.no letters , Ut answered tailless a Bank Note-is inclosed. MARTIN BREE, Member althe Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 29, Anindei-street, Strand, near Temple-bar. hoe is tin; Additioualentran i ee in Water-st(ect, adjoining . SOLOMON'& GUIDE TO HEALTH shoulel he deficient in our Duty to the Pub- - VVV lie were we not to give place to the ,following striking passage, from the last Edttion of ..$Ol-OMON's UlDli toil EALTII, page 26.7, on the evil tendency of the present tashion of Dress among the,Fair Sex : " More of the 'Fair Sex date their Disorders fioth Colds caught by wearing thin Covering, and following the moat ridiculous fashions in Dress; than from any other cause ; this ought surely to put churn upon their guard, and to make them very careful in keePing'themselves warm,, and be ignore cireurnsped in their Dress ; for a severe cold,,caught at ear. tail] periods, ruins both Health and ,Constitinton.' 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