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:-~.~ -^~ .121)711 the LONDON G. Z 0773, Sept. 28; 1803 ng-strect, S'ept 23, 180.5. Tnr. lus been plea , :ed to , approve of t John to be His Majesty's, Consul at Gihralt:o iOld the neighbourini - ; . Pnrts in the Medi.; terrineni, to v.'hich Pcas:;ian Majesty Ilas nut oppointeil Lilly other CorotA. Vpviung-strect„ G ehl, a r, 1805. The King ha been plea, , ,ei to *prove eit:lTenry DOrce, Escl. toL be Ills Sicilian ' - 11 , Lijesty's Vice-, Consul at Guernsey, Jersey, ond'Aldernex. The King has also been pleaned to approve of Joseph Bonfield, 1'; q. to - be His Sicilian Majesty's, Vice-Consul at Falmouth. Vienna : , ilagust 29, 1805. • This day 'the Enipreis Gthria l ny was safely'de livered' of 'a : Her linperial Majesty and the young Pcince,,ore as well can be expeeted." • . . Ordnownce-O j ices `S ept. 26, 129w1 Regiment qf Gentleman Cadet Philip Patton to be Second Licutitinnt, vicelltalloway, ;motioned. Gentleman Cadet John .S, Cli.tionan to be ditto, vice Straton, promoted. pentleman Cadet Frederick Wright to be ditto, ytee I oley, promtned. IG.iy.l-..inatt Cailet Imes H. Wood to be ditto, vice Shop. p 0-r0t0t,.. , '. Gentleman Cadet it 0t11.41 - 1 I. Hattie to. he ditto, vice Close, promoted. Gentivanin Cat et William lacksort to be ditto, vice Spellon, promoted. Gentle." 'titan Cadet-lohn 1":ilie to be ditto, vice Lempriere; pro. tanned. Gentleman Cadet Basil IC-IL-roil to be ditto, vier Cameron, promoted. Gentleman Cadet lohn Maxwell to be ditto s vice Sitielair, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Wil. liant Saunders to be ditto, vice ACltitioll, promoted. Gen. .t.lernan.,Cadot lolin C. Bloomfield to be 'into, vice Di:port, ort itrit, "1 be above are dated September 13, tlti s. lames Liev.,nion, Gent. to be ditto: Dated Sept. 14, 1/30s. Comminont in 1.6 s Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed 4 the Ji.r.tenir,tt. '11701773'; C 7 0 40 ito be irst tvlojor. Dated Dec. '3,111v3. Rieriard.Long, Esti. to be Second Atajor. Dat,4.l one 2n, Ihos. to be Captain. Dated 11t ty 26,.)505. 'Wanliant Locke, Esti. to be ditto. I..Lited • Thine tScs. Tomas Grove,jon. Gent. to be Cornet.. -• ed, one iSus. . Edward Snowden, Gent. to be ditto.' I).ittn August 19, 13.5. Comerirticvi iAe Lend ;Lief tenant cf the County of S 011101 Bail , Regiment cf I , ,lurtieer Infintry. Rifie Ono/ elny: lames Randolph, Gent: to.be Lieutenant, vice Grant, pro. rncityd.Dates! 9, jolin Nason, Cent. 40 be tiot6,' - viee Perry . , tesLgoeti. Dated Sept. to, tBos. Y 144,41 Sobdivirion Reginknt of .141unteei Intantly. Esq. to too , Captain,: vice Sboriand, re. signed. ()at:it Sept. 9, itos., George Templeinati, Gent. to be Lit:llterlAlit, vice Slade, tieccdsecl. Dared as above. George Wellington, Gant. to be Ensign. Dated a:, anove.. William Alorling Bethel', Gent. to kie Sur4eon. Dated as above. , • • --- - - - Ylihn YAM'S IY/lie YerVie Sonertet Rlf7< Gay pr. I:mes Castle, Oebt, to be LleUtell4llt, vice Nason, riolAuct, .14tetrScpt. 'Sag, Comniision- is the Webt Kent Regiment of Militia, 6y the Load Lieneitant. Thomas Lave/ Hodges, Esq. , to be Major, vice Austen ' , re signed, - Dated Oetober 24, 1804: Captain-Lieutenant Richard DaVie;s to be Captain. Dated July 31, tgos. Lieu. tenant kobert Shelley. to be ditto. Dated August z, iBes. Courtney Hollywood, Esq. to be ditto. I?ateci Aug. 2t./,,1865, Henry N to be Lieutenant. Dated May 3,1?0.1. F. A. ‘Viiittaker, Gent, to be ditto. Dated May yo, 1804. 'Ensign Charles Sinclair to be ditto. Dated Aug. Is, aos. ,fnsigii William Bath to,be ditto. Dated as above. En. 'sign NVilliarn Richardson to be' Ai tto. Dated as above. Lucas, Gent. to be Lieutenant and Assistant Sur „ Pori. I)ated August t. _ nartmeriayne,Ctiit. to In Ensign, Dated as above, Henry. Hodson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 26, reos. Wilmott, Gent. to be ditto„, Dated Aug. is, tBds. Icfin Alux. Wilmott, Cent. to be ditto. Dated as , above. ' , Alward Jones Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above, Thomas 1. Linn Smith, Gent. to In ditto. Dated Aug. 3:1, Con:mimic's in the East Kent Regiment of Militia, arid by th e Lled Fr4ricis Coopor, March 8. aos. BANKRU'P 1 ENLARGED. William Hugtics, of Crois,court, Broachcotirt, Vong.m.re., Mio;lleoex..iiioney-bc.tivoyr, Sept. 24 to Oct. 49, 4t tairvat 1142VgItU1'IS. Christopli Leo, tate ot . Angel.cmart, Throgmorton-street, London„inerch.int, to surrender (Mt. S , IS, uutt N uv. 9, at ten, at guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Montettore, 10Cii.1411C, CM:1111i _, )ilattnew Pringle., now or late of Wa[worth, Surrey, flour. factor, to surronler Oat. 4, r 9, and Nov, 9, at ten, ac Goading, London. Attorney, Mr, Matlin, tnct':a- Itallr Upper Tharnes.streot. Rich 4 rd Molter, of Saville.row, Burlington gardens,. Mid tli.:,„ex, wine -merchant, to twel - Icier Oct. t, tx, and Nuv. 9, 31- ten„at Outl , lltall. Attorney, Mr.' Gea„ , ,e Atkinson, t„,.S.Jtle-street, 1•Aleon-aquaria. (011,1 Baioorki,r,t 4V.thi4g11.419, county of Durham, dr.ip...r, to tictrren,kr tlc.t, 17, 104 and Nov. 9, At C1.:;; 01 , 0 - ill' , huoslot Air. TorrL:r, innke,-per, • oii•Tyitt.. Attornik:e; M.r, Willis, C,attr , ,kmad, coctity ut ; rrr Mesita+ Bell anti Droclricl;„ Ifow-Lioc„ Londoo., Willwut Tixvors and James Bate, of WarCmgtOn, 'Lao , grocers and co.iHrtners, to bill rentict-t)tt. tis 25, awl 9, At ten, at the Basle and Cluid, tVarrior,ton. Attorney, Fiknett, ‘YarriNt.ni, DIVIDENDS, O 461;15 . lolin Chletham Morrey, late of Mauche , tter, eot. too.niatatta;Atuer, at eleven, White Lea lint; MALI. 'etwotr. Ott, 21. Ir,hn COle, of Northtawtoo. Dcvonsliire,. l4llol).. kceper, eleveri, at the Clone Intl, Exeter. Oct. ot Truro, Cortiwall, money.serivester a n d tm.tnetchatit, at, Melva, at the Red Ltou too, '"froro. oa• ti, John Took . , of -,Methwold, Norfolk, grot:er, at eleyeti, at the Guildhall, King's Ly bit, Nortolk. Nov. 5. joht. “kLrtoll Titntrungs, 11OW or late of c o ll o of s,t4rnatilvton, gruccr, 41...t(11t, at C. 131441141, Lou don. Ott Irk Francis Skey,g, of Davii.strect, llerkeley.square, oilman, at ten, “t Oct. Thont.ts, Tames lienwick, of Nutzattre, Cornwall, ltuttitirafter awl aitul•lceeper, at ten, at Guinn...all, London. Oct. 20. .I'..toothy Virtue - cit llactoneronitn, - Middlesex, cal-ileitis:l, at teo„ at Lor.oi,t4. Ott. croulted anti Gttest, Of tVlatiches ter,' cotton-merchants and. t.o. panne r 4, At tell, ;it the Burke water Mils; Manenester, • - Oct. xs. tames Chatidoelt lantile Keay, latelaf Wion, fAncaiillge.Pottoni and colmrttiera, at twelve, at the 1,-,,; ; 1 c , and Child 3041, W oci, 2,3. William Oxenhatn, of Exeter, tallow-chandler, at five, ;lithe lialf-Moon trai l EanCt. Oct, / 9 . Charles ttoSe, of St. Anne, Westminster, thecae_ monger, at tett, at Guildhall. Nov, 2, Stephenson, of Parliaineot.street, w est . !linger, statiotiei t at twelve, at G i onn, 4 ll. N o v. I. lonAthan Filliwood, of liatbican, London, pawn. broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.. 0a.. 49 , John Burton and re:.,st: Hirst, of Nlanelse:.ter, tim ber-merchants and co-partners, at eleven, at the Dug Ta. veto, Nlanchester. °et. 22. Th oa ws Bellamy and John Bella 'of Birthing . . my, j ap , owc r,i and e-opartfierS, at tWel ye, at the Hotel, Temple4ow, Birmingham. Nov. S. Robert Berridge, late of the )1d City }:blethers, Itishopsi3te-street, London, merchant, at ten, at (;nlit11141i„ 2C Wil)14111 Dodd, late of ost - tad-street, Middlesex, earverand gilder, at twelve, at Guildhall.• , Oa, 29.. ,l'itontas Knig ht, of te. street Carterbitry, s• hopkeepe( at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 2. Benjamin 'lyre, of Toxen-oouse-yard, London, mer chant', at ten' at Guildhall. Nov. 7. lotto Dixon and William lefrery Dixon, of Exeter, merchants ..aud co.partners, at eleven, at the Globe 'l' a- Nero, Exeter. LOVDON Printed by it at tilt: Stiu.OL C tq: . T,IT I e /1Ti3,7 1!). I::,cliard 11111(11er and 'William ‘Vaketield, of Man cht.iter, in-411.0.ictur,:is and co.partnera. pliarles Lovelock, ut 11VrIlarn-street, Strand, Middlesex, drxier in' wine and spi t it s . ft ober t 1.11 \ on, of Tot I.sti oare, Nun It Shields, Northutnber. 1 land, ship.owner,, , • Verses%Wit andlewis Nloses, of l'islimonger-alley, .Sputh wark,, Surrey; tial 1 and co.r,rto,•rs. Alexander CaFAano, late of 11 , 11,Ni:41 iddleF•e'c, auainaccr. John Beck, ut Bridgewater, S(mtersetshin:, ironmonger. 41i1P IVEPtS, TOOLS, 3ErlEMllisit 27, Arrived--the C6ncard, IVeighill, and 1.,:n1y Ann:J . .ol;4' Emerton, front Sunderland ; attd Princess. Royal, Moore, from Lolidoll, lcti the Fl.erriviny, Payne, for Newfoundland; Nestor, Young, for Sunderland; Active,'Ntfliups,,tQt Pot t;i!no ,, t ; Dcvoinihire', Paltrier, anti Wniteway, for I..iver.'. pool; and !Jove', Nleer b .for Cowes. ' On 1119-roday cveninq, after a long and painful illness, Ittm Erlwarili, of St. lames's-W:l Wt e Lately, Mrs Neale,•rellat ni 1114 late jolin Neale, Esq. of A Wesley Park, near Coventry. P IC E I; •ATU ,Oh - nk Stnek, ghat NAvy per Cent • 881 1 ; per (..ent. 1797, shut Itith 5 per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. Mutt 31} 4 e.C , 't. keti, shirt 3 per Ct tuna. 58 6 liamb: I. A nit. *hut Ditto Short Anna abut ..- . . MllEnl CAL AND CHEM ICAL LECTIAtS. . 'C 1 iN . ...',. , V17: 71 - i.' DAY, 061,iii. 4 ,i , a 011itc07, ot LEe roitt:,.i.en PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will re.;.ollinimce 1 . Oz.:, I,,abwat,,r,., ‘Thitombe.greet, Leices. ter.s-gore;'at the in:tril Itlor:lin.: 110.a5.; vizi-the 'PHERA. P Evil , ier 1..,.:rt,ti.... hi;', ht ; the l'ltA CTlet ' ' ot PI I Nic I C, lit 1 I it. aft,:r Liilit ; and the C 11E:4151 KV, 3-1 a Q tiarter,dttk t . . me, * 11 ye GLOM.; E, PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S.. Senior PhySiciaii to St.:GeOr.:e.•; I lo;pital, Metr.ber of the . . Col tete of l'ityj,a4as, 4-. c. *.‘,.* Clinical Leetirnis are•givert,. as into!, nn the Patieitts • of sr,. cleor z , ,e's Hospital, every' Saturday Alurning ai Nine ; OPC lock . . ' ' Pr v posals . to be liad inr lajctster-square, or at St, Geetgel '! Hospital. :•--•- - --.....- -,....,,,-4-----....-....--,..--,,,,----,,•-•------" t-1 .,,, NC0 . I,N'.'Ott it h. vALLIABLE FT:EA:A-10 Lti,Li.PA:I:E., TYTHE f li1:1: Ti BF SO 1.1) li V AIICTION, • . : .--- '. ' ' Py ; Mt. 11.0;41NS, At,,ClaYrawXY!S COII:x-lioue. sVitainit-tdley, Corn:hill, Lon, Lion. Tolnorr,4tv, the ist Day of 04lobcr next, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lcit (anizss proMusly disposed il by Pti; va.te Contr 3 4t), _ . ' ASingul:u:lV Liiii,,le FBILF-1-10LD rich y,siAih, 'l') me - frte' ; ccks.iting Of izi Acres. et Arab, I:aud, situate on a N av igable Canal, .four rules from Roston,at a: on' Lease (nine , years of tviii.:ll aro unexpired), a t a Reot of isj.-.), 3- ',,.. t.. f .-I"1:": ''' • ' 'Prly to 111 r. Thompson, Solicitor, Stile. Marchaui, 11.al: Stake; Norivik I or, to Mr, li.0!.,;: ~, `,.\,.,0,..1-1:-street, t;oldett-5t1r:.....1011... BEL/FOR ItzltillZE . - i ("? it I: '1 I ' C Y l' I l ES, NI ANOitIAI, ft I G lII', a"' • , , EA t' ,I haws:: nl3 I G.f.l 1. F SAV.; DE and 1 I 11,E,,. , t To ul.:;,Nr)iti.,f! ti(TiN jiv;i3Ai!Cs',ll()N, i , ,f,1,10,, . , At Cattaway's CattiT-hittsl', "Exelian,4c.alleY, -',/e;;;,.4i Oddorit' To,morrow the: is/ o f tnlob,zr, a • " , . ‘',,,Cij,ijaii;::di ,k.GHArli,tr.iliti.:;-.:(1:111:s1:?-:1:76vIrlia.'1t'litarap:11:11.1.,1:.14.1:Slila.riti)tfs tAi:;lll;:\.lsl'6e°!'thrittesv.ls°llll)ll::' E ' ' Parish nt Lanstord; containir6 upwards ot W ° -". .160,'' of tits 4 :3 ,i : l A :al l. Le.l7l.:etvs):::;3olt.iiiirlo: or:rif:lit.ettlre.:l:l()t)..l,ll:mteittieitt,ia,:tltcrii 1 ... I:44`Aliiie.'silitarrt,yslN:„:l 3net,l•63(l°,:::eili: . 5 a rlP::latrit't,illi I \tt f tl ' .,: e . : l (o 47 i l iti r ‘`,. lat..„ to:: Ni.,,NO It f Al, RIGHTS ate tot -d fte ' with., t . ines, Qtlit. , Rent, ' • &c.' foranieg aluable zia ' l "7. i . 493'11 to.: 41! E-!i:17,,,,T, F., ~,,,t rev horde pArt C,61))11 b° ' n .the 'arisii of "I.angio;d ;" coniloiSini, a Saidl faint, !,. t ,t ,N ii i ,iliion .1,3 Acres of ;,.leadow ,i,JI Arable Land. ,„,,„„_, , ay he'viewed'hy applying to Me.ssts, NOlllian,. 2?(v!ilirioiirl, . iiitllche :r etoots, ;it prkxritiote.3r 13 iggles,vade. l'4''!t in,,y b. ,"-;"lote. k sq., it, ItirChen,-.of 'whorl) 11.111„1c1,11'4„:", iii too. 'Aid ,'ft ,Mr. ThOtnas Triiinpr, Ila.tierlel, 4 , ''': 2 - i : ; bridge t alsrl at I hdqz .i • Lioo atio,r6rveu Ma"' 1*.4“..- ''43 ll , k)o ry A to; ~ 1I a tileltl; White, }torso," haltlo4.:k ; . !1 i , ‘,,„ n o , i1tj',,`,',..F',,,: ; L ,i , ii, F.aton ; W Mr. e I lart,.BiAgFe:".l.' '' .. : ,,, 1 0; 1 ,:-,',itt-its' Ge',,.,-,. NiMilarli):llil; C;corge, vv '''''!' , wo ,„ .-..3, i.ittar.t . ,) ,, :; at C.;:atia•:vav'i ; Anil 01 Mr. !foully, v- H. ';: ,p,r1.....t (- • 1 -- -. -,i-i,.....i.5qui,r,.., I, ondon: • _.......-,-'; ✓ co 11 IONIA') l'.',..'r' I.OE, t'sl. 4 ~.4,• Sir.. ~1 I.aw: , , t4o; -,1, 1...4k,. T0,.,...5"'t''',1. • , i lx, C()NSIIA.11 11 1W: ' 1 1. 'tl tie,. do , : ti ) t ttn Itt, .i) J. ~, ... , ~ coii. ,, . . 111 , Jits of .ti .r I, EA~ „L's. I'7o' F. N 'l' I'l l'''' t , y 1 ) , C1 . mimic :it,: 1. , ) , ; .:;tr tUe t,.:',lowinA•Ciire %,vliich li:is r mi 1 0, to, perfornied . by .. theln , .-., An I,L.itiiintaii(.:o.(l.l l0"4`;,14,1)11,Si breaking out p t a n. 4,-.0„„,•11 G 000,1,144 (*to i . 7 - ,,,k0, cintle,ticatioi, i disorders ar...1,3%,4,1“="•'1':°' V.lt ct° ' If'. lu,`L';' 4 ,., to, a i ,, cletun • tinCrilthotign he had the • lici ,l t),,,,oat'. z-i'''"c"•`l,it,h4-ii)'.l4i.be'cibtairietl,itvitritZta'vJrie'l,'.',,;', `o,,oitt. . to,dielnes, nothing c p., l to ne, procitr:d , whit:ll,o44'r,- ...;A4V Itilui'iccerraenlreto (ro Inrn ;int yrYto : he reraainell,:t4l,"lls(o4 pitiableysititatldn tbt two)Cars,,,t.inaulertFoidAt :1t . 1 1 )1. - : for On to recover. NC was advised at J4sr ,: l l i ;,ttictis • 1!":4'." I'll/S-711e, d;il sO, adhering StriellY•tr, the 0 ;i :riSk I.l;i4:l: • '. . l:'l : lll .) llc't t„ ‘:r t ig'lll i :it r :ite4 I 1 'l' 1 : ' it)t'i t ‘li'cil ' irtlPc i :litilltiblilli t !:111'1:11:11aoltiti.;t:i'dt'ab''allasi°1:r-:cibcant:aentecillidg;l'lta'illultiiii9rit6tt'll:l;tlreillill.:lt'll:'l;l.ci'ruk.":3t.ll-1:411rIllitIcil:). il'.:1:11:;.1 t:171.-tc)::;%rCil::.:i'''!"'llu'lle'lls.:ic'tE:cl:1:1:er:ricaec'"'il:t1::.:::1::::4 ::4:j. L, brlry, ,L . otitstotte T ii LI" . L' Id l' . ' . . any pert:onto me for 3 COn''';:::cdt:ll.t,,,o' .:t y.; I uni. Sir; your ohedient burnt) July la, iScq ' ' ' , . „,.. !„ . • . - . rrePati'd:and Sold tw the Sole l'rol',l43w.r' -.44 I Hos. T'A YLo a, -Merither of 11,e Royal Clle;%,C lit `i' l4 '''vr ..; London, at Ids 1 t o o i ,,,, t .,,,,„ (1 , New liti‘li'''", t „r;, , ti. 4o4, %N , here, arta a- cOLlStalti resdetwe or rove; O;An i.v.,,,, ~i,,,.. ii. , a practice particularly ditcc.ted ,t 0 the, Cdr e I ., i ns 'of! ':r(ti'it'Cottiftlaiiiti, anti thine. incidelital to th, e .te ,z,..te , J 4 dictation in btith Sexes; with . that' ir.l'ej'Al;:,,,,trv,,,,,K. '''o; l__l lol t !Men Of his Prof6sion Shinda al'''''? , ' ',,.. 4 ;itet 113P•tra himself, the -advit.e and iislistmill' '' , • 7. 0, 6 1 '1 7' • s t : 1 - c t r 4 :1) I : 3 t r a S . I l ed , : ‘ l c 11 1 n gi silty. , i St i t t iC,: a t 'r i ' , ' , , d ' i l i gl i : s . , : 6 4 : I : I 1 ) ( y r : e i : : ) 1 i. , i s 1 t 't) , i li gi t): 1 t :1 1 .1 ' : ' .. c li : t ki t: l e i ' ~.. ,: ; : i : i u t ' 1 : i t AI : i 1 :: l i : : c ' l l o .'l "ti : n . 1 :1 1 : ; : : c :i )( O. : f : 4 i : PP l # 1 I : : y its Appoilitiliot, tor tic ,,,,,„, I"in'N'street, l'alr , Mllail ; the „T0y.5,1101,, NO- '''r,ily; 'iO ri : ?:tteet ; MII r. Dishorough',.., .No. , ftsh•Oreet'' o.(;101,! Baxter's, s,•Jutli-hridge, Ed,r.hurgh ; Mllr. Nl` 1?0".;",,,:vdit ,c:.'J'*':,.;:,r:::;:::li',:'4,..:;.'l:::l:',:mc.rab':y'''so'i:v:.,!eeTrtvi:l-.(::hcl.e;),rst.:::.l:.:ctjr:ti:::r:ijt:at:tis.:r:'4:l:l,j:i:lat l .) ' , 1 1 g .e: c ::::: , , o :' i ! '1 1 ) ; :' ; 1 . 1 ' 3 11 : 1 , ' `. ., A 1 , 1: , ) . t i l io! . ~,,'". t , t , tally ;Zs. '9d: ''eac.ti,, se. l ied o p with full afro i oto olyip , ' . fli t ' 4 0. 5 1, A: 1, ..1: i t) ' ;.: 1 0: 1' ;: v s ) w Pc t : r ii i i i i i c i i i . h . ° :,:ti ff ifi le° ,:t i , P ' v 'I C:::: c .. :' : ;t'r) . *c::' , ft r 'tl' ii :el i ll : C : (3) : ilich N ini o 5ii . ) ! `e. : :',..,,L1 . :,i1.110;:iliovilt;'' stretll",',to litigate wilidt is Felony,, and all Ot b°l - i' ' ' ' ' terfeits , ~ .------7--...., . • ____,,_-...,--•;---''..roptt: H•EN. Profesii,,,7,l .i.le, f Erlue3t:lotfr :, 4 I 0 , Itesponsitai lit y t kvt:tie trout the gerietal 10,1401 r. ai - la! t l: e s ot the selection ot a peculiar nr,illeti, the saitholl.°l ' 611461 success is the best i:ritltrl,!{lo bllpanoritY• 100 i Fight years have I. O,:votcd ill) praetice I° tt le 6 , i dlt 0 , lilt polo gives me additional, arrl'or tt) ,)1)1)05e1 t reatirent ;6f Tilte6 . Diiorde es arid the strecosstill r! i „ Iso abie, the ravages at .those complaints whii:l t '" L important in the Cat to Iluair Intiruitles• s tr oa,. tater Mit: ition into evety Itrile.it, as al , Ar'", Y re s t ...it ee' I thrined a wish at .111 early peririd of l'ratice tk 0 00 diViiiiLllS CriVA, , ti i v .i4novince o f unettile.ttOt 11101,,.., ("gamily tlangt,rous precipitancv 01 gello4l. 'ti ; e' dr 1.11,'1.-lile.r., Disor:ler.s„ to thr.: Cure of whi;:11 .. 1 .4 14t. tA 'my ainnition, cortip.ise. every sPect e6 ' t 1,,a 4 ' RI:, I:, 1 N :,.. I. C LION, h e r of a reedit or, r l , A'. ration; Idly', Ail kiwis of ~,,iullzy, whether alisV;tioore the habits of School.b4s,. or" t! in.talencei t . ' l l io s'o' AP r• And,. lastly; t lit deratiorrient ill the SY,,tc,'ll'S • ~, men which it. calltd I)ARiteENNES7i, or ”I.ki,i- 4:15.- - Mll usnerous I)isegFa.,are the result 0 ,igooritnc.:. ... it iitv in the ' tre;rtmeat..rof a slrisple Gonorrhttai and 1 1 , '',.', o ,j hi frequently happens' that the seeds of Lite ,are 130:::0'inis, the indiscretrall Of an tantUartled hoer. -71 3 y a 02.41):,;., 4,11e1 thrxl such Complaints are easily. 'cured; alai. ‘ v i,,, ollet 1 others have failed, itrust that i may posaroc radical re.establishrnent. " ''' . dioces e 1 _,- Fmk. , tiCIWCVer, are the eases of.eoiriplieateu, .0,0 0 this disorder, compared with tat: ,calanntous 51 1 . v_i... ; i , r Olt Men, who, from an littlnigenee, in a solitarY i1t9„,1 ~ta,t,_a "prevalent gaieties of a 'fashionable life, acquirc.:_tiie, 0 , 1 o tit -414bility, which is the utiairoidolo conseilowl ; ' i c P a e r e N r il l : f l u c i e i l 7t y e iii,li::::;tilettilashi.: p h i r i t s : s al ts i i a l ' - fo r e t t r il b , . ' i r a t . , ' ' ° I s t . ° tr y , , i f y r t„ 1 : 6 4 an r :,- 1 :0 11 0 e l h e t' i i : e ;' - ,,, 41 :;0; latiorifor him ,t 0 ,knowi tnivaltilts-101 it o' tiiii.soiova, doubt or -uncertainty with.thet: Prattill,-ticr,s, o f ittool Of hesc PetidenCles by the' kratioal ptogres it , tod or tion, is-. the acquireiricat of, ray li X P otic:,lwe „ . , :iin iy 1/00, 11 .! 0f Bate At VeiAl* tter. -rbff,Mt9 rCAIO(3: i n r . ,.,,n1 ,0 1 MILICh anxiety will vented liy 30',„Car. Y.....,-5, po gtoi ttoq or hgd State ;did in oleo ~... i ditheulty willlccur. •' • ' existedo a PlS '', :- Butly tiara this, OctietencY )I A 5 19r 7;ro revivc j , sto grseveranee la. indisporisably :eqiirs,tre tter ,3__ttitLitito, ~ ring Sparks Of Lite, and to re-asuntgrq tt!, ;;I:1:wil,00110A •.-M if It. I W WI EN o ~' tudlor l"lL,t;"s.ote-it: ti,or in their exe.4l,,tatieri's of. a tarn"' tY. I 3 i t a ,Y, 6 - ,, Matise4 i,11,, most ..nstances, stiAt deteeis *re ct r , '" ~ 1,10,--,lnitcrtal The secreSy • wititti is So essettlf „Iqued 0 , sta tei , t , Pr o s on e the till:dim:atoms which Vha i v e l'r!,,,4ocid.,:iit%e w„t,ll,,,,ited the basis or my , pretenst.onar-aln It' ,i...,„: oly or; 0.--.. 0 thr . intr.:natio-I is given, thAt l''''',. ' ''" rot Note), ??..„„, .1 . ' ' , . (00,,sirti; a. - ,„„,.„.,„1,. 0,.. e,..rson4 1 ty', or hy. I..ertc,t, „wads Ilea' Note), 'c'l.l.,se,_,. No. 29, Arilitdcl Weer, ~ ~ ~,,01:::!..t............,.......... - _w,tartan Prat, Mernbrf ar t ilia KM 4 ~....•"" 'R 111URDER OF 41R. BLIGHT. expeaed to have been able to lay before the public'soine,of the particulars of the second private examination of Mr. Spatt* and 'fester Kigehoer, : , iwbose detention and examination on Friday evening we Mentioned in our Paper of the next day. They bgaill4 underwent a long, .exantinatiotron ,Saturday; ut by the particular, orders of Mr. Gitvw,u, the Magistrate, no„person was allowed to be present ex cept those whose duty it was to attend. * A forlier inquiry into the circumstances of , this mysteriOus' transaCtion will take place:this day, when it is sup 'posed a person whom, according to Spate /i's report, the deceased entertained suspicions of, \tin bebrought forward and examined. The four young `women, frenGreefilaticl Dock s whom we mentioned on Sa turday to. have been passing, by at the'time the at tempt was made to assasinate Spdtek'have received orders to attend at flow-street, as also a Publican and Some other persons in the neighbourhood. :An order ha s also been given to search every place, in , the premises where the pistol might possibly have been thrd'vn n for the purpose of concealing it, AGRICULTURE,' &r. • jdONTITLY RErOriT FOR SEPTENTBEL The new Wiwat crops are found on the average to be the' best in weight, as well a quantity, that have been known for many years ; the prime samples of several distritas frmn 62 to I.i4i b. the bushel. The Prices keep up at Mark-lane, froth the general bad qutility of foreign bre:id cern, and the consequent large demand for fine new wheats to break with them. Although Oats and Beans,were grown plen tifully, their prices are not likely to decline, from the magazines and depots now forming on the Con tinent, which will considerably diminish our itnpor tatiees from the Baltic. The Barleys prove, in most countries, the grain of the coarsest quality of this year's produce. Potatoes are so large a crop as to be worth, in many places, not morelhan one shil ling a bushel.—The Turnip Countries have suffered much injury of late by the caterpillar, which in creases with the continuance of the open dry wea ther.--Clover Seed proves better headed than was supposed ; .and having, in gene; al, been well got up, a fair crop may be expeded. Considerable quanti ties of latter math Hay has been made every where this season. The Meat margets continue steady, at nearly last month's prices, except for prime Beef, which, is somewhat higher.—Lean Cattle and Store Sheep are not lower, owing to the abundance of Grass fbed.—Cart Horses are dearer.—The Hop Plantations have so universally failed, that the year's duty is expe&ed to prose the least that has been known ,within the last ten yeass.—The Wool mar- . kets fully retain last month's high prices: the fleeces of some flocks of the South Downs have fetched as high as 3s, 6cl. per lb.—The demand for long woe]. is not so great. The experiments instituted in this country by the Royal Society, to determine the composition of the Meteoric Stones which have at different period 4 fallen in various parts 'Of the world, viz. England, Holland, the East Indies, America, 'France, Italy, Hungary, and Spain, have ,been fully corroborated by the analysis ot the French institute ; and the re sult ix, that. all these stones; from the remotest parts of the globe, obviously have, one common origin, differing from cavil „other only in proportion, and that they all contaitiAron and nickel, a compound not to be met with in any known mineral in any part of the world. The Savans of the Continent are eitgllged in a controversy as to their origin, and are divided as to whether .they have been fortned.in the atmosphere,> or proje6ted from lunar volcanoes. M. rrarwa , has, however, started a new hypothesis, from the circumstance of these stones, becoming, rusted by moisttt,re, viz. that they have hecu. torn and: conveyed , from the polar regions by meteors, of 'hose ,course, &c. we. are equally ignorant, ekestertlay about twelve Cdock gentetAly dressed men', iipp;irently deranged, colleacd a crowd of spedators about him, Opposite the Ditke of GLOP. ,eRSTEWB .110080, iii Upper_ 6rofivenor-sit i.t.t *here he con ti for some tittle, lxickWards and forwards, in K menacing posture, exclaiming. " the late Duke of GLorcesrEtt, my Puller, is dead-4 am the heir apparent, and the present Duke is My brother; that house is 1160(:,:---tlie estates are Mine; they know it, and I know it." . Some Gentlemen interfering, advised him to call to-morrow, and he should have. full .pos-ic4..,ion.' On their promise he consented, and walked do , ; ii Park-lane, appi t i-eady contented. On Saturday morning, about eleven o'clock, the scaffolding which had been ererted at the. Green house, Kensington Gardens, gave way, and tour men who were on it were preeipitateci to 'the ground, and drendfelly bruised ; one of them wis carried to St. George's ilovital. A. Wan named Joyce, on Thum(lv night, died at 14'nehouqe, aged HQ, without having experienced, until the day of his death, an hour's illness. From the ul.t of twenty leer had been in the daily pra6tice of c 1 king six pots of porter, but frequently ex ceeded that allowance, 8y an estimate lately made by himself, it appears that ha !tact drank 331,0,54 gal- lona, or nearly zlOO btilttS. Several horvs Nero on Thumia ). stolen from the neighbourhood of Kingston, by two young-inen o f genteel appearance, who have hitherto eluded the pursuit math: ;iitim think') , On Tuesday a poor family, in the neighbourhood of Poole, coniisting of tour in number, ato about a common saucer full of what they thought mash rooms ; in about 24 hours three of the number died; the fourth survived, but is now extremely ill. - They were attended , by some of the faculty, who could give them no relief, the elied was so Slidden. Po 13ow.STitevr.--10n Saturday morning William Pierson was 'Charged with Mpo'" a coninion beggar and an impostor. It appeared, front the evidence ofilie:Parish Boodle 'of 'Somers- Tcmti, that the Prisoner, had, .that mottling, called at No. 27, ti pr scented a Far= tidti stating himself to be a Gentleman in distrc , ,s, and that he was related to sevenil persons of dis t.inction. The beadle, knowing him to ,bp,an ii i Poster, took hint into custndy. On searching him, nineteen shillings' Were fOimd. He 'was recognized to have been -brought ` - 'to the Office it short - time since, charged :by, a , number- of the l inllabi taiti of Cbelscw4ll4l3rompton with a similar of-- - fence. In several inStattees he got into houses, where there were only females, 'and refused to retire till -he had obtained - money.' - Oiiiiearehink him at that time,: between : four and five pounds wersfound.: (.)ii his promising not to be guilty of the like ' 011.6)6 e Again, ht then liberated. On this occasibil;'ll6'. endeavoured to. persuade' the Magistrate,to liberate:- birit on a similar promise, and pledged his honour lie would keep his word, Mr. GRMI,i,M told him he had - not acted like a Gentlenian, whiell'hePretented, to be-, , in'lireaking, the promise whieli he had Made before, and thoefore should 'not take his word now. ;Mr. G. asked hint why he did not work ? Ile replied, he bad been brong'.* up a Gentleman, but was not possessed' of , anvalents. This eacised a general laugh,. He haS' a - very unueommon and it .was justly observed 'in the Office, it was the best calculated for a beggar's that ever Was seen he could raise,a cry, or pretended oue,- as occasion might require. Mr. Git'Atuoi told him he 'should commit' MIA as it rogue ;and vagabond', or he must-agree to go to-sea. He is abiwit thirty years of age. At tiamiT.lle spewed symptoirb of being an ideot. JUA TIC f.; GumnuALL-.-011 S:iturdpy Han nail Clarke underwent an examiwition b4fOre the Sitting. Alderman, charged With • re'cci‘ inn rOcetter from a postman, which was direeted to another. woman, in which : was ti?,sl.l3ank Note, sr : fit-IT:the woman's husband from Port4ponth, which the Pd soner took out, and converted to her oWet use. She acknowledged ehangittlhe'note purchage„al fish, at liillingsgate; ..She - was -committed, fur re- An Inquisition was kitten on Sattirday at the Plough', Kensington-lane, on the body. of Mi 4 Alicia Blagrave i who was drowned in a brook, which runs through Chelsea, on Thursday last. The deeeasett was the daughter et' a Nurseryman at I fat noton, and, had been recently settled ina situation at Cheiwa.: Shc had been to Paddington on business on' the-aft,er- , • noon of her demise, and it is supposed that shemade : an unsuccessful attempt to cross the rivulet .On her return at night. There could be' do other conclu sion drawn, acthe depth of the waterantt the cur rent was stOeient,to drown her, more particularly. so if alarmed. A ( 11, note altd cash was found in her pockets.—Verdia;---AT'i(lentai The female servant of Mr. Wilkie, of Hackney, on Friday evetting was robbed by three men,in sot diers'dress, while cro - ssing 'the fields fr*Mile 7 end Read to het Master's' the ilinie'''evehlog' h woman named f:intli'van4ais robbed of alnindle and silver, ou;Dentuork-hill, .by four fella" who ancrward , i fled across. the tic Ads torards.,Thh‘iciL SOllle thlyi as three yol.lllg,LialliVs were walk ing on the bank of the river at Aliiry . itwith; cm of them, by t-;otne accident, fell in, and was car"rigd, 20() yard.; down the stream, when a labouring Alan, attra4-ted to the spot by their cries, plunged in, and rescued her • Olt AWL:4IINp, b.EPT, 27. Passed by--the Salida, Odell, 11arnony, C rages, and lunge liertattelt, from Stettin; Magar, Sangster, from Stuck 119Ittr ; t ides. .13ritistock, trout Riga • hLtytiower, Redhead, and Eolus, r.iven, from Dant-- zic .Scheeter, front Leghorn ; 1 sattclia, Ferris, from )• - ..nningsnurgi ennt:nerce, Savage, Emperor ofltnssia. Mu! - Durst, and flazard, L'asterby, Iron; St. Pe tersburgit. sialva—,the Mary, Hairy. tar Yuciton. .13JETIIS Wi:dnes 4 lay last, in ..Strittord.place, the Lady , of rohn jun,..i.g?l. of a•Sort. 'Yesterday sc'nnight,'to Mefrion-s . quate, Dtiblin, the Lady Anna MariaVottod, t Sen. .... on the asth lust, At I.)over, the 1..41y of Capt.iin Win. throp, of the ikoydi Navy, di a SOll. Oil the ;6th inat. 1)o er, the Lads of 'Captain Bet'vor, of the Royal Attillery, of a Son.' On the i3th inst. in Rathangan, County of Kildare, the Lady of Joshua l'inn, Esq. of a Sort :old t iclr. Lately, in Droghed,a, ilel4nd, the . Lady of Michael Bird, Esq. of a Daughter. Lately, at Haywood, near Clontnel, the Lady of Charles Mall, IN, of a D.ltightcr. AMR 81141), On Wednesday , the, •Iltit inst. in Dublin, Thomas Jack. ann, Esq. of Fanningituwit, in the County d Limerick, to Miss ihtll, - daughter of the late Sober Hall, Esq. of Lime rick. Lately, in Coil', 'Lieutenant Edward fit2geralti, of the yd Wtvit. ndia Regitnent, 1,011 a the late Et-,-Eitzgvratd, Esq. ot'Ca%tle=lti.,hard,'to Miss Margaret I'm - tutu - 4, eldest daugh. to of Nicholas, Fortlthe,, Merchant. , On Wedneialay tettnight, at the friends' Wiceting-hotise, Warwick, Mr. -i, ioyd, Merchant, ot 'binning - ham, to Miss Susanna Whitehead, daughter at Air. John White. head, hanker, of the ,tnriitet place. STOCKS. hull,' Stock, I nth.i Ponds ts, a is. dis. Exchequer ctis., par Orontum. 5 m pet t3l ; per Cent. 5S Pirio Ann. yi fur Con), tur t rth OA, St (.I.IA R 1) 11A R IS, 'or No, 4, Martlemcourt, itow-fitrcet ; it P.ahlislt3l 1:4 yi L p ot AR m Tr, 6 , 1( t;ek p s , of South: e oiton:stict (3 (75vcri ? "'ilarC Ityr, No. 1 12, Sti4a4l; where Alt -, itisontizts Orders for ez t ttps , , Leiters for the Editor, &c, rp:isi-paid); must be acicirawd.