The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-10 00:00:00

,• . F rem the LONDON Q/IZETTE, April 9, TBc,s. Lord Ch a mbertajtes-Offee, April9,-ISos. Ordets for the Ctiurt to change the Mourning on Sunday the .2 tit instant, fur the .late d Queen Dowager orPrussia, viz. The ',lilies rig wear black Silk, fringed' or plain Linen, tidlite G10,ve, , , Necklaces, and Ear-rings, bikk or white Shoes, Fans; and-Tippets: Uptitebs—white or grey Lut6trings, Tabbies, orl)amask • the Gentlemen, to wear black full.trimfned, fringed or plain Linen, black Swords., and Buckles. tindress—grey'FiOcks: The - Court to change the, Mourning further on Sunday theigth instant, Via: tacliis to wear black at Velvet, co. loured ithbor , s, Fans,, and Tippets, or plain white, .111 whlle . aril gPid, or white and silver Stuffs, with black ribbons. ,The - Gentlemen to wear black Coats, and black or plain white, or white and gold, (W white and silver Stuff Waistcoats full trimineci,colPured Swords, anti Buckles. And on Sunby tie sth of May the Court to go out ut mourning. • Thar-011ice, April g. RoYal Regiment of Horse Guards, Chniet William Terry to be'Lieutenant, by purchase, vice teoulburn,•who retires., Ist Regithent of Foot Guards, Captain Hon. John F. Augus ;tie Mercian to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, irite Knox, who retires. zd Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Alexander Wilson, front the 45tli Foot, to lac Ensign, without purchase, vice Trapps, 'promoted.. -- Williams, Gent, to, be ditto, vice Gower, promoted in the Loth Garrison" Battalion. . 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Jones titre Adjutant, sth Ditto, Elisio 'Attlee William Graveeto,be I'4n - tester Of the 20 Battalion. . • , 9111 Ditto, Ensign john William Hddge to be 'Lieutenant, without purchase., George Cornwall, Gent. to tietEnsign, vice Hodge. Henry William Hall, Esq. to be Paymaster of the ist Battalion„ vice Robinson, who 12th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Foster Gunter, from the 83d FOot, to. be .Ensign, bY:purchase, vice.. Thompson, pro moted. • , 15th Ditto, Captain Hercules Renny, from the 6 tst toot, to • he Major, by purchtise,.• vice Madden; vtho retires. 23d Ditto, Lieutenant Harry Green, front the t4th Foot, to be Captain of a COmpeny, without putch.,..e. 52. di Ditto, Lieutenant ndrevi Patten to be Adjutant, vice tiarrie, who resigns, the Atilutaiitcy. l Ditte. , To be: Ensigns without purchase--Thomae Thompson, Gent. vice Byttrave, promoted in the 8 rst Foot. George' Matheson;A Gent; vice Sinclair, promoted in the fist Foot. . Robert Smith, Gent. vice MALeen,..protnoted in the 534 Foot. , 27th Ditto, Cherles Parsons; (;ant, fri be Ensign, by.pur chase, vice Somerset', promoted in the' %tit foot. As sistant-Surgeon George Orborne, of the. late 24 Garrison, Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon. aeth Reginnent . - of Foot. To be Lieutenants Without pur chase -.Ensign Villiarn Henry Hartman, vice Docwrs, Who resigns. Eneiy,ii Joseph Bennett, vice D'AltOn, de " ceased, "Ensign loan !Mason, vice Ward, who resigns. To be Ensigns without purchase—lohn Paterson, Gent. vice Hartman. John Green, Gent. vice Bennet. lienry Perry, Gent. vice Mason. David Kennedy Kirkland, Gent; vice Stoney, promoted in the 53d Foot. James Brooks, Gent. vine Fuller, promoted in the 53d Fnot. lames Salisbury, Gent. vice Kirwan,' promoted in the 48th Foot, , 30th Ditto, Lieutenant Blereton , Watson, from Half-pay of the zeflt •Fooi, to be Lientenant, vice Colville; who ex. changes. Ensign rdwind john Connor WCarthy to be • Lieutenant, without purchase, vice FO)f, promoted. To be Ensigns without purchase.-Denis Woode, :,ant, 'lee. M`Certhy. E. G. Smith, Gent viceLecon, piomoted in the 534 toot. --- White, Gent. vice Peach, promoted in the 3tst Foot. 31st Ditto, M. jor Henoorable Hugh Arbuthnot, from Half pay of the late 14th .Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vico Money, who exchanges. Bartholomew Nengle, Esiet. to be Paymaster of the zd Battalion, • 324 Ditto, Geore,e.Waditington, Gent. to be Ensign, without . purchase, v 1.4.1 flarnson, promoted in•the 53d Foot. 35 - tit-Ditto, Ensign John Rutherford, from the 6tst Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purChase, vice Green, promoted in the 24th toot. ' 36th limo s , William Butler, Cent. to be Ensign, without i-urchase, vice Beatty, promoted in the 53d Foot.. 3etit Ditto, William Allardice, Esq • to.be Paymaster of the ad hetritlion, vice Mk Pliereon, promoted. ' 43tt I,itto, Lseutcnaiit Robert M'Lachlatt, from the O7th • Foot, to be Captain of a ..Coinpany, withoutpurchase. Geolge William Shaw Skipp, Gent. to be Ensign, by pun, vice Bradley, promoted. 44th Ditto, Ensign George Clarges Hill to he Lieutenant, without' purchase, vice Meon, appointed to the sth lira. goon Guards. Daniel Ceultield, Gent. to be Losign, vice 45111 Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Henry Strode, freim the 324 Foot, toebe 'Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Dale, who , retires. Sorgeon Richard English, from the Roscommon Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Cogan, , e'rornoted in the 38th Foot. 461 h. l)itto, Ensign Robert Constable, from. the 76th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wilson, appointed to the ad toot. 47. 11 Ito, boltn Wall, Cent, to be Ensign, without purchase, SoC tecering, promot.4 in theeillst Foot. George Forster S r, Cent. to be ditto vice Bowyer, promoted in the cid Foot. ". • • 45 Deo , Lieutenant Coulson Skottnwe to be Captain of a purchase, vice jaritiesun, promoted in the 5.0 .1 hint. L e sion Peter Kirwan, from the aSth Foot to be lo,oiteneet, without purchase; vice Brooke, promoted. • , John Cu Idlertson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purehase, Viet Kann, superseded. • . Se th Ditio,,Philip !;spy, Gent, to he' Epsign , without pur chase, promoted in the Stet Foot. • Ditto,' Quarter -Master )oho Campbell, of the late 'lst Garrison nattalion,•tu•bc Quarter-Master, vice. Butler, ap pointed Paymaster. ,sstit Ditto, t.aprein .Armstrong, from lialf.p2y.of e the 3d tot Guettie, to be Captain of a Company, •wee Dawes, Who exchanges. s mith Ditto, William Mallet, Cent. trite Ensign, without purchase, vice Rankin, promoted in the 3d Garrisbn Eat. %alien. William Quieten, Gent. to he Assistant-Surgoon. filet Ditto, Hugh Eccles, Gent. to he Losien, by purchase, Niue . Palmer, promoted, Alexander Thistlethwayte, Gent. to lie Ensign,. without purchase, vice Rutherford, pro , lot ed in the . 3 . 01 i t oto, 7;; . 1 Ditto, Licuteuant lolm Black, from - the 3d Foot, to be Captain of 'a •Comparty; by purchase, vice jaMes Camp. bell, who retires. lames Campbell, Fest. late Captain the' Regiment, to be Paymaster of the ati Battalien. ;;I. Ditto, Lieut. Sailleir Cleaveland, froth:the pith Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Chet , wood, who retires, , Seth I tin°, Brevet Lieuteriatif. Colonel, Benjamin Forbes to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vicelsiontiesior, deceased. , ei3d llittte, George Powell tlincks, Gent.- to he- Ensign, without purchase, vice Sargent, promoted in ths's34 Boot. Sith Ditto, Captain Thomas floy,gois, from Hell-pay of the list Foot, to be Captain of a (40111pjily, vice Elite:jug., tGn, deceased, Owen Liodeay, Gent, ,t obe Ensign, with out purchase, vice Rowe, promoted in the Sotli Foci„ Seth Ditto, Lieutimant Charies Tryon, from Mc ; lli st Fopt, 1' be Captain Cm ut a opany, by nt. pun:neee A r, vce Poyntz, Christie, Gent. to bdjutant, with who retires, toy Rali' of Ensign. e - 3 9 ,0 Ditto, l e ieuteoent Walter Bartelot Sruitit;fatom the 25th (tot, uc Captain of a Com p an y , by put , I se. h Dim), Ensign Willoon Bail lie be L ieu tetiatit, wit out pert; , liaSe vice Campbell, appointed to the i7iii ( F . oot. t Wee-Allot NPNals, seen. vice 'Jig ne hirsigtts without l i ) n ir t c he 534 Fc.) , 9t_._ o i t t . )llh.t a i n l e rnAt e j , c i l i l u t; vice SletNart, promoted in the 53a I Gent. tiles Jlaillle. (To hr conibtued,) E(lit,hurgh, May, z„Mitt. T N the Spring .of (). /794. I was . with; a A Venereal Complaint, • which I, treated with indittirr . ence for five months ; but was then 'oblig4:tl to apply to a regular Physicien; who put a temporary stop to the visit. lance of the Disease (by . Mercurial: •app . licattans) for spore time; but growing, in spite of ell medic ine and, the advice of the first Gentlemen of the' Faculfy here, worse and worse for two Years, I was recitteecl to a state aithost paralleled and 'tseyond description,: , being ari entire leper, and ulcerated, front head to, foot. Nly head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arriis,. ' have been alternately in clanger `of beetiming useless; in short, l ihave had tient twenty .to thirty , eating ulcers on .my .bod y, and nearly totally de. p r iv e d .01,0ght.--:—lt Would "he voluminous to particula. rizealt my case=—sulficeat• to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more, dangerous * , or.;of a More comp, gated nature. I. wad long looked tiliost by nay friends, and imagined - myself, beyond all 'fibres' Of 'reedvery ; and, in. decd, in .my then condition, death was preferable to • my more than miserable state, In this chea t situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till ,Divine Providence 'threw in no; my a Newspaper containing the ease of a Mr. II: of Viymoutli..-my -friends read it, I . could n0t,, , ,-1 sent and procured some of your LEAK ?!;'s L'AT'ENT • .1-'11.1,5, , which, by using from time to tittle, am now, and 'have long' been, ,(after more than four years indescribable - distress), in m ood a state of health as ever I enjoyed;. as 2 proof of this, I had a fine,,thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. in gratitude to God, and in hopes of renderiro; u teilow-creatureserviee, I request you to publish ; ~n&1 you may ,at any time refer persons. who ,wish be saiistied of the truth of :his, or further parti. -coin's*, to me or my friends, by letter or person: 2 , As few cases for badness will ever equal mtge . ; anti none exceed it, 1 haVe fretn experience every reason to. assure Mankind, that in your LEAK.E's PILLS. they will fi nd a'. sore, speedy, safe, and radical cure, tot t his' most (head co; stage of .the VCIICEOII. Disease, which 43 called:a. con- PIitMSM Lees. i . T. • - Insitnuointable family reasons prevent ma k ing my name and address public; but crcalitables persons really wanting intOrmation may ,also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. clark, kamsay.Gardens, Edinburgh: Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, • T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons 1 in London, at his house, Nei., o. New Bruige-strett, Where he will give Advice withoilt a fee, to persona tack ing these. rills, and will answer patients ,letters, if post paid,' On the same terms, observing in all cases the most Inviolable secrecy, no person's name- Of case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro prietor, during the course of more than thirty-six years, that he hats had the cOnduaing of an extensive sale of the above Nleilicine, and the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his - Appointment, for the ehnve, nience of those 'liVing .at a distance, by Mr,' Baxter, Solidi-bridge, Edinburgh 3; Mr. Macdonald,: Print e r, C l as . gow, to whom also Mr, I% refers tor his addresS ; at Alit Pt:dinner's, No. 3r , St. • Minn's:street, l'all,ma,ll; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr.° borough's, No. 7,, Yish-street.hill, nearly opposite-the Mo. nunumt ; Mr4teel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union -rely, Little Tower-hill; Rs. Callwell's, Dublin; and by ont•perSon in every considerable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Bases Of WO , 22, 94. each, !Matti up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure them. selves with ease and secrecy, - • N. B. +Neil Box sold in Great •'Britain is sealed, up with a Stamp, on which, by favour ot : the Commis shmers is printed, at the Stamp.Og— ice" T. -Taylor, No. 6, ' New liridge-street," to mutate which is felony, are , all others are COUlnCtfeit. , . . On Thursday night, or early on 1. qay mirnin E ; the shop of Mrs. Eagleson, grocer, in Newgdie. street, - Was robbed of three chests. of tea, twenty loaves of sugar, and six. pounds in cull, The pro. perty was. conveyed through a trap door from the shop tO y rise . cellar, and carried through 'the cellar into Butcher.hall.lane. This robbery has created much surprise, a watchman standing only two doors from the shop in Newgates.street, and another ad joining the cellar in the lane, the shutter of which was found loose. Attorney ;11luriiie, in the Comedy of The !hirers, when asked Who were to he. his, Seconds in a 'Duel, humnurously replied,. . 04 . 70//n _the and Richard Roe !I" But t an observer in, real life, who has been long' buffeted.by adversity, more wisely re. marked lately, that his Seconds against his antago. nist should be Dame Fortune and one of her Agents for selling Prizes. He doubtless alluded to OM present all.attraFting Lottery, 'for giving hirn a .chance to surmount his ernbarrassments, and: a powerful Seccnd it is for kicking Care oat of doors ; as the depending rich Scheme contains far greater and mare Capital Prizes, in proportion to its small number of Tickets,. than the adventurous world e ver before witnessed. • . . ' -NANKRUPTS. . 1 Mizaheth -Bretteli, of Uirminghim, hosier, to s u rrende r A lied 19 Zrf, alto NlAy 2,r, In. one, Wale Hen and Cult:ken' S , ................................... 4; Martlett-court, !tow -street); and Publichmi by tV I 3,-..lAse Aam.ogit Scutrr s , (a t S outh Moiton.street :G rc orebor-sitl lr " LONDON Primed by Rica" , n II Ant is (of No. At the SUN Orvicti, No. 112 ) *Strand ; where Advert:sextet, Orders ita the Pvtr, Centre tot the .Ed itor ,,s zcs rni.at be addressed* . . . ...../';a4...ra - . - SOO N Wti.L. BE,DISPOSED Or, L • '.‘, ACapital - and •oes y Desirable MODERN R 151.,. - -. DENCE, fit for a regular,Establishmetit suited frola. Five to Ten Thousand- Pounds a-year, with a MANOki and from about too tot ra Acres of rich, healthy, and dr Y Arable -mid . Pasture- Freehold Land round ibe,fieuse, caln mending beautiful Sea and,Land Views situate between endninety mites South.west from LonCtori: . ' •' .. : It very much desired, a hlanor and weWwoodeill 1:$t$1" about iloo Acres-more, near it, new be :Wein'. lnqiiireof Mr. - F. Webb, Salisbury. .' - ' lam , WEAR CHESTIANCBUCKS. TO !BE SOLD.I3I,' IntiVATE COIsEP,C rt *By Mr. cl-igisi - ix , ..,! i i between T 1 C 'iAt h a e ll' s . Eh.. A t.. Consisting (Part of the CO ilitt,.;llll:a_g:trae,oattG,eitsitevartcaKr&tis'iis'oYltelnE.:Fenl:t::7o:tir3:-1. . .trach, three from AruLeshatrt, and to ut fruut Grea t te r k444;i stead, and thirty from London, in a bealitiful eie1,,510.-t -itatni most Desirable • FREEEiOtr, el; a Sphomatiel and Convenient L „ 60 , ,w it a r ed S K E, it w ct i 4 t t, h l S G i a x rd sta n l . l cSaLil)b:oh.rti tf,:eitlC.}o,3aei,iii:l4l,,,it.disei,,' of excellent Arable EaerihlNeaDdoßwEl)inikif:andl(Lig' htylotartii„;l which arc 'Cyclic. tree), at:knit:lW suited ter the ,' a A n cA ti te t. cs. ) o, 7 .le u cto p in a ot t ni i g l o o Lia f s t tre h a e s I.Glicentn.rithlitinot;al,l,A. ll : ll ? ta l i t l it ig r;t ; v1 /w et bY f re h t e er i et i e le to rn fg. b rt Pi r e is sv ti e e d --- --411 ' 'ear:11'1"411rti'cri".rti‘al>rsilnA - BOROUGH (.4 - E'VE 7--- SiIAM. IV" CESTUt SillgS' TO BE SOLD BY ACCTION 1 At E G on a d rr o e n w , aoyn'ssClooluirißee.a:hatMhcuser2.4.,dl„.no6ii..F.AßspiclNliiiii,et ..iilwl7.7v.i/CofCrlh'4llll'; in ,Lots, , A 1 nil,' • Eligible ':FREV-101..1),-, I g ril. TITHE r VREII, most d.)-sirably t itver inl!,fitel 1 tiful Vale, and with r. the PorOt.eti,,if EV F.511.-,tP ,: ;,J Or by the 'Furnpike-road trorn I . :.Z4idon to W.rcit'' rarer. AvOli, tile Banks of the dwell-admired Navigatil: , 1,"“oc. Ps. comprising Oo Acres' of 'rich Garden.gruiiiid, A.;;;,1131 ture, and Mthadow-land, convenientlyetehdiviad.;/boOlt 1 Farms and Garden-grounds with convenlet,'",o4o'- ', houses, Bents, end Otitebni{dings, le tt to alt 01 43 , iii• Tenants; the Rents and estimated valtie 01"v ° .. 4 per Annum. ' ,$ >,•7 - ' . • - .1 ' P 1 OP ' . The desirable SitUation,, with: the Borough 1011,10 at excellent Neigilibourhood, makes:this a tartly . 1 , 4 ,,e °1- of W I for a Gentleman wishingi.to.realite Prop:llY tit 4 „ 0 1 .. kiloglilliwica*:l::atgetelwadr:stci'litukii?estyp-CbinettgltutNaldtoicarSitotikhli eithilloKpi-710‘)Iell.W1),rj4esii1eireiA4' l a n i a d rtrho C ;w : D c u k s e h ns, T ß a i:krig: B a r i i i::::: s ss fite r : lrl . , : s : l 3 ; ;;; ;;A el lii: licitors, E vesture, 'who will strew the Esta te 4 -- vy hire' " I No Red • Llore.—Fligti Wyoarrtlk: o t li1: 1) ,. Uxbridge ; Castle, Salt-hill 5 c town!, Ka4111111'1411.01,14 , , at Catraw V a o y i.b; ;; s' anl d Ol ti M au r c .. c ß lt obi S n °l,icWit:rrfv'ilelka:srrlgftchG°l'l4°' square, wheroa Plan of Ant Estate mai be ' n CA" irk PN ,r'Air YORKSHIRE., near 11EDALE and R. w„- - 21:5. MAL FREEHOLD and TITI-IE-ElL'a, M4NOR, &c. LAND TAX Rro)r,cmt TO BEBiSOmLrD. 13RY0ABIONs1:10,N;,,, coollipt, At Carraway's Coffee-lunise, in Facharieft2_ll3;e:ill'Or!?''" I N.. on Monday the azd April, at l'welve o't-;, o ';' 6 ,l l . , tegg, unless an acceptable O ff er is road: b'Y t'' c . i lAe l ( NI Valuable and -Conwatt truly pc l r . . it ,...te irk ' o ,{ • HOLD ESTATE, TITHE-FRILI:i'll, giiy?co, • t. risk I ' t liedale, and in the Ncighbaulh, 3`)'l,'4ol.ll,.Logis and Northalletton, comprising the eetenov c ollet? . o ,e. link Hell, with Cotirt Leet, aril Court flates , st oli , - s or sots-Meuse, excel lent , Farnv-housel, li a rt f t,til l , t tt r i baililinge, end upwardvof sex Bandied allii T. , ,,a, $ ~, ,, „ ,,I. of rich old Meadow, Patturi and Arable gints2ol,",oo. Collages, all !ett to respecteble Tensors, Ohl,. o , 1 1 , 0 1 me , to upwards of 9301.. pet Ansulth. 41 " ) 7,1 441 'ro s :his , Estate'. forms a desirable it'relpi:jrety'sl;ll)i,gl.:,ticp,4l, wishing to invest . Mersey` in Lint • ' ' ~, tad* i • ', heiei 'and the whole in good Plait- I. ':...,01000, usands,rich and extetmiNe• P respetts eve,,,,tl:l:ei,Tog.tall pe• bo,Poirigti:Alna4r4.....}eflarroMrtv. ghattlett.heAWgelosl:A:;;t. P m f l t i : C: O 5 4: f Who will chew the Estatee. at the Black Svift'aietieS'ksi;lol aore-Flotel‘,. -York; Angel, Don c aster; 4 7 . , °' ,G eirg i l i iti tint; Dell, Stilton; ,at '6arraway's ; 0 1 " + A l ert Viarwlek-streCt, Gotden-'squerei 1 -° ll ' l°l ', .›,-''''' the Estate ty2:422 .... 5efen. :,-,.--- i 4 li ~.... o.' [. • 1 11, ' 'SOLOMON'S utmoi: To lib- l irtlie 4 \ o , cuu:t p s E E: l ,t i e s : i i ' yH rwllu tE c o ir A t Lb.w:j.::lfiopt:igte:o)2t6g..ii7v.rler:Pitjr:aLtvi:t;°:°ll:3l 11;ct:)4::::( "Icing passage,' from tea last kAti`i'oli or rao' i the present fashion of Dress ationg the I,'a,rioilifh. jai ~,, More of! the. Fair Se,' date their.vir;og tri;ll,;st c"glit'by.weeeings, tbln. Covering, and I " )it o tier 04 ; 4 00! ridiculous fashions in Dress, than front ah,Y., 01 1; reP, bc .iteir their l.,:„ ae , d, ,„; Of' cthiNisilluinuuspYaeriinertuhtePitirti.tDitrtehtePrilif iti:lotpril.attegratSeselvevrc:.(;%vp,cta‘sig.l'rnißloie rain periods, ruins-both Health and Cen.slll, , t t c. ell', ! i , tii:k ' O M r. Wheeler's Manchester ChroniClc• °: 0 0 0 .i ; ~ .. 0 :00 1 1 aria,. contains a paragraph wettbY o..el4s tic 0,1,11,61% " Among the string of remarkable 1) 0 T ons iiir4 ,l :; j oban,a the last Our; the tbllowilig appears : : 0 7 . v i 0,14 v „i. l °I gay 'Yawn" Ladies died .of :Consurn•PLi ; ► I- 1 14 I • ' consequence, of u t c h o c , p o r f ec , tiaaiiiiligig rao:uoarlyta.l f-11 41 ;- . 1 '' ,_ , 1, , ,i0i I L li . : si t i o f ~ d i n.i 1 , 0 • Aur 4 v - (]l - This Book is of such ' ineSti al l o f , go 1 strongly „ recommend it to the per 11-4 , r oa".;, • akeaders,, , t br ap::,,c, ; 0 ,,,. •-. p -: ..• - . t im e rol, 6Plte. eirlils::: ersonsßnter',ng upon frill ii ° St. Shull lit consider, that ' "' where the fl ,' 1 1 11, 1 ' . .1 „, . , i 1 stre:inWthiit'Bow from it CJIIIIOt be 1 ,, '3,()MC)1,1 ' . 06 e l The AN TI-IM PET IGI N ES, or .'` ) " evil: 4l-' oo °r ; for purifying the Blood and-restorA .t i ,, 1,1-0,111,4041,,, paired by the imprudent Mac") a u s et 0, i i nd` o -:i• ' the great and Only .rest anti of diee.te pro 1 4 ~ !: : J O , where Salivation has repeatedly lad&. :- ~' 5t$PlV milk' Botiles les. ' -. ' • - „folvilir. tp,l! - •• ABS FERGENT -1.011.0 N,, ter ``,' ,is 'li ' r 3, k. IV 1 " . ..de front , the aurrace ~f the . human ~ nk- 1;:' ,A-A ' al Pints is. 9d. duty included. - „ o r , 4 ,--r , ,r -r , Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilo 4 . l, "'"''. , • • ;in l', . '; I ,• ~,, i ~. in•tas..fal. and 535. i Bottles; 'oooo' ',,: . 1: ';-,. t o , ~,, former, by which ,the nureheeCr 0,„,',1;i-tc,l,c''ter''''' Bottle has a Stamp, which hears. the . t) ow .., f A c t i l )hu re yu s .b S, i,e ‘ ii ° S os a t i a rt g l e . S o ov i lailuilLoivi,,itet..risvetorp, , 0 1., :: : i' s ji 00,.,,iii,.::; must be paid, and a Fee of•toi, ed. ity, , 'shed . I '', .'- ') 1j ,o'''' ''' Also, just pooh , , ~ , H , ,,11 . co , ii ,,. - A New.. Edi Lion (ezitti 1 •' ~ ot• nt 404 li;v, A GUI DE to II E A LTII, in 1 i , ~,,,eitis,6o;:je some of WillCil arc treated rat tinier ill'" 'i,.,,.„„niet.;,), Advice to Nei'VO,;.; P;ltientt•- (‘..t,'l°, T , ~,,,0,1,0,,007.411, ticiency . of Nerural•Strenetll--1,0., ,:,,,0,,,,,,, Spasms in the stottihch-Flve.ci-live ~ i-:,, ~. ternal Sinking ...1;01; o r petiet or..;it,,,'i Oi' Scurvy,- Scrofula —Turn et I.iie - ~ , °,1 , .'1 . ,,i (). , 0 e 1 , 1 ! :: :; ness—Youtli.•—liY S. SO LOM O 7 , sir.u.l,, .":„,;liloy• . Said by - Mrs. .Mathews, N'°. 1 1,,,,,eirdt , ' . L tt,i o ' se.. , Smith, Perfenter, No_ 3S, and Mr. , ,):-,; ,0r. ,, (0,ije . Mr. Battler and dr. CO. 10+-14' 'jr,ll.ll.ll7.l,triiat. .14 fisbandi.E ider.,and CO. Ldinwtrgik r. E. „, 1% ,,t:1 1 ,41 - 1, , A c g , , 'W- C-4111crorieGreenneic :•.G. if '"''-,'. , c r. , A. 1:(;i400, ,i 4.; lord, li.ilinaenssck. - W. Noung , 1 1 ,, , 5 -t : r v. „ . I. ,:c,V,12,, Whiteside, Ayr t - W. Craw ri. "/ ....% nr ' ' ''. '''.. l' il)f- 3‘ ' Douglas ; 't". D,PAlilian, Kirkcl db1 . ... 1 , ! , ( :;,, i pirl 1 ., „,;,0,4. altly ; J. lilyth, Leven ; I igifip_,,%,:-,1,01; ,i,i,e,,,0.,,, flee p. Cratgit, Montrose.; i • ''''' ',wash, 1100:". #.oe / i• tA c r i : 1 Abwrieen; Ji ri. %V.-oily, Bent ~ ~. sto nro d t • ,e, ; 1 1 .4.1ceitae, Stornoway ; .P. "1.104',).‘,., , cote no lopik r , • ni,At;virtii, v.!, Anderson. Stet itl'F. •poolit::,,o, „ 0 , 01 ,4 Alexander, - Deacon Gilt.; WILIW,,; yttliToff#,) braeth ; Dickson, loelis,. autl).`7ol.li, ' . 1 12( 0 1: " weado, Atnwirck:. 1' , 3 1 : (03 ' 44 j' Crla l g ° : : i i// ' -'''' terhead i A. M,Oonald, Trorikitelt N1,,ti0., „,, j , . noniesellets and Venders of - ' . .• - Kingdoirt„ ~ ~.. ,:i Hotel, New-street, tirmingliant. Attornies, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old jewry, London ;' or Mr. Whine- , ley, - Birmingham. Henry liirkley, of Monkwearmoutlf Shore, county of Dur barn, blaqkstnith, to surrender April' 26, 27, and May . 2l, at eleVen, - at the - house of ThOittaS jowsey, innkeeper, Sunderland near the; Sea. Attornies, Mr. IVieggjsun, Hat ton-Garden, London; or ILit . . K.idson Monkweartuouth Shore. Thomas ffoggatt, of Matlock liatki,Derhyshire, innkeeper, to , surrender April 27, at 'fOurn 2q l , at tgri, gkoci May 2 1, at eleven, at the Kedleston ' )erhyshire. Attornies, Mr. Brittlebardc, Winstcr, Deify shire ; or Messrs. Owen and Hicks,. Bartlete's -hui -Hal born, Lontlon.i William Bryon, of St..NlaryatßlUr, London, brandx-Fter i cliantoo surrender April 9, 16; at ten, and May it, at oril;, at Guildhall. Atforilles:, elVlet'Srs. Palmer and Tomlin sons, Warnford..court, Throgmorron-strect , • - john Mourlcouse, hn-streel , Middleget, wine merchant, to surrender April 16, 23, and May it, at ten, a;, Gruiiciltall. Attornies, Messrs. Clayton and Scott, Lin. I nn New-skiare,, Searles Wade, late of Ipswich, siitrolk; buftnow of Albion ' place; Bleelariars, 'Surrey; -brewer, to surrend4r April 43,, May. 4, , and 21, at.onepar London. AttoftlieS, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, 0 1 1dflewry. • Gurden tite you:iger, of Stot;L:y Stratford, tuckiq liainshire; lace- nic:cf - onr, tb surrender 'April tt, 11, and !slay 21, at eleven ' at the° Whit,i. Horse Inn,' Stoney Stilt— ford. •Attornies; Mr. \S' ilfiani Townsend, Staples-Imi, London ; or Mr. Coach, NerVport l'agneli, Sucks. .11 1 ./pE.."\i' , April 27. George Sharland," late Of •Southmolton, Devon- shire, money-scrivener, at ten, attlie Globe Tavern, Exe ter: , April 30,' George Russell, of Birmingham, merchant, at 'eleven, at the Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. May 3. john Edwards; of Bensingten, Oxfordshire,. miller, at ten, at the Lamb Inn, Wallingford, Berkshire.- May 2. john Gill, of Naburn,Norkshire, draper and.tailor, at eleven, at the White Horse:lnn, Coppergate,'Yorlc. • ; May 7. Robert King, - of St; Clerkenwell, Mid , dlesex, vintner; at ten, at Guildhall. May t. .Edward Newlove, of Great Driffield, Yorkshire, vintner, - at eleven, at the Tyger, Beverley, Yorkshire. M 7. Inseph Smart, of Wool verhampton Staffordshire, • booay,kseller, at two, at the George Inn, lteivdly, l Worcester shire. . - • - - - : , May S. joint Owens, - of Cardiff, Glamorganshire, tannery • -- ` - at eleven, at the Cardiff Arms inn, Cardiff... :May •:.e. John Coulson, , Of C town-street, linsbury4square, 'Middlesex; grdceri at' tin; at Gglldhall May Of. Robert Richardson; of C pore tion-roW, St. john street, Middlesex, merchant!, ateleven, at Guildhall. May tr. 'Olin Gortido'Cripps, , of , Bury Si. Edmunds, Suf-. ' folk, grocer and te4-dealer,, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon. 30. Joseph Brooks, of-- Liveepoolk porter-brewer, at obe, - at the Globe l'a'vern;_lohn.strect,. Liverpool. ' May r.' Richard Rowe; of Grandchester, •Cambridgeshire, nurseryman, at eleven, at the Birtibolt Inn, St. Andrew's street Cambridge. CERZIP/C4TES. April 3 0 . 'T homes .G ?Men, of New Compton-street, Soho, and of Greenland-place; Gray's-Inn-Line, Middlesex, goldbeater. Thomas Bevan Farmer, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, carpenter. William Logein and Robert Slater, , .ufNewgate-street, Lien. don, linen-drapers and co- partners. - , Henry Hutchings the younger, of High Holborn, Middle.. sex, 'baker; LAW' REPORT. COURT oIi.CtiAN,cE.RV, Aratr. 6; • Es parte HtcciNs. TH Is was an Application by the Petitioning, te ., ditor of the Bankrupt,: praying .that certain parties s h ou ld be compelled to go before the CeMmissioners, and give evidence with respeet, to the aft or bank.; ruptcy committed. The Petitioning Creditor's debt amounted to upwards of 41,0001. ; the Cnm. mission issued; and the 36 to be proved was, t h e execution of a deed by the Bankrupt, conveying the whole of his property ; and the parties, witnesses thereto, tefused to give evidence of the execution , thereof. tp RICI-1 for the • Bankrupt, - concontended,.ktii that, as nothing had been done under the.Commis. sion, which had not been even. opened, the. Great Seal had nu attliority to compel these parties to give evidence of a deed to thy: injury of any patty;' The Loin CHANCELLOK asked, why, then, in. all times heretofore, Chancellors' had committed' parties to gaol for this offence ? The law, had giyen authority to the Great Seal to issue 6.)Mtni%sions of Bankruptcy, and therefore he had the power to compel persons to go before:the Commiss,iopers and give evidence.. Having said this, his Lordship hoped the parties would go Wore the Cotionisititn. ern, without further hesitation, and not drive ,the Petitioner to the necessity Of taking out• the Order. EX parte sit ItetteltD. This was a Petition in the matter of Castel' and Powell,•Bankrupts, praying that.t.liefelitioner might be permitted to set 'Off 'a debt due by the Bankrupts to her, against a joint naion by the 'Assignees against her and her brother. The Bankrupts. had advanced aoovl. to the Petitioner's brother, and had takin hi. security, jointly 'with his 'lister's, for the repayment' of that sum. At thetirne of this-transac. - lion 'the Bankrupts had Exchequer Bills to the amount of 30001. belonging' t 4 the Lady, in - their' hands, a part of which she now sought to be set off against'the joint a(tion. The CHANCELLOR. was of opinion, that the . il ls. ter's' demand could not be set off agaitisi the anion of the 'Assignees, which his - Lordship •much regret 'tea"; but, as there appeared to be something worth further consideration in the : question, lie would look - i nt o t he affidavits, and. deliver his .opinion on Mon. day. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. • 1 ,• • - • , . t .7fuluncommon - 6neness of the iyeather, and the.' seasonable rains which have fallen lately, have been exceedingly,favourable to the operations of husband. ry,,and have enabled the Farmer to sow Ills Spring Corn with facility, * making, excellent work. The. Barley Tilta, on,stronglands, were never inellowei` or in 14etter i canlition,for. Grass Seeds ; many, thou. 0141 acres ibaye..lren sown ; and in well.managed distrids the seedinx.business is ihgreat forwardness. The .young,Wheats every where 10,k well and pro, : miring. Winker Tares and Clover have itnpruyed, lately very ,muctt : and in warm ,situations a bite may soon bet expelled. The Turnips have not suffered by, the late:fruits; a4lll, with the assistance of the Swedish (which Are now generally sown), will enable the Farmer to . support his fl)cks well till the new Grasses are ready: to be turned in. The Ewes, are beginning to,lank ; the Falls. are in,general good, Fodder is in general plenty, and moderate in price, wttich occasymed.Lean Cat tl,e 49 obtain ' , good Prices at the lateY,airs., where Stock Sheep ha v e been some,. what ; cheap : ex ;.And Store Fings are Very low. Mulch: Cows aredear; and good fresh I-tOrses of the dran l ght :and saddle kind still obtaio,great prices,. and are muolt in demand. ' BIRTHS. • Saturday 'last, the Lady of lasrph Etheridge, Esq. of 'Marsh.ttide, 'Edmonton,: of e'still-born child. On Sunday Afterpcm, at his, house in Holborn, the Lady .of Samuel Smith, Esq. of a Son. On Monday Lilt; at Woodburn, Lady:'Doune, - of a Son', who only survived a short time. Yesterday, the Lady of L Ackerrnann, Esq. of Broad. street Place, of a Son. • MARRIED, On Saturdar ! at the Cafhedral Chtarch of Lichfield, rigtor Robert Vatritki Inspector of the Hospitals in the S3uthertv -District, and resident at I;3teter,, to Mit,s Harriet I;antivivr, , second thipk;liter• of Lieutenant-CenciA Gardiner, of Lich- Close, .....—.-..... The bAllie daY, tit St. iGtorge's,' 144novtr.ssnare, --... Bishop, Esq. 4:West son of Sir CeCil 1416140 p, to Latly,Tprvn. , shenti. . . . DIED. . • - , .. On Friday morning last, at 1, fr.i.qcoisis,:in Baker-street, Mrs. Middleton, ..agod 42, years. • thvS,un4ay.last, Mr. llastleof tipper Norton-street, in the 74t h year of his age.. • _ . On'Thtirsday•tni .Bth tilt. at his charithers'in Gray's:lnn,' Mr.lletijsmin Way, , gett7S. . .•• -.-, ' •'. I Lately, in Mecklinburgh-street,. Dublin, at the advanced age 01104, James Solo D,udd, formerly Surgeon in kits' -Ma- . jesty'S Navy; and 'a Member of;tht• . College of Surgeons of London,. .., . . R IC E YESTE Bank Stock. 173 ex. die. Navy S pet. Cent. Bsi 89 fa 'P'..Zg' h ut‘ • 4 per Cent. 74 * 3 per. Cent. Red. 56 571 57 ex: div. 3 pert:L. Cons. 57 4 5$ 57 SS • Baiiit L. Ann. 16 15. i6ths ex'. div. Ditto Short Ann.' 3TOCkS, RL)Y, i a S tocic., shut India Bonds, is. a 2S. dis. SoutlrSea Stock,: Old Ann. New ditto *Eii:hequer Bills, 2s. Pr. par, is: pr. ()trillium, 2 1 3'# 3 . 4 3 Imperial 3 per Ceut. Ditto Ann. Con Sols for to April, 57 138 571 5z DROPSY. . , LUXMOORE2 of Coutharnpton-buildlngs e Holborn, London (late Sqrgeon at Uxbridge); thinks it necessary; to acquaint t3lc Publ4c; - rhat helcoittinues tO attend Patients .in the ditletentSpecias 9f this Disorder, .Whichin t eludes Dropq of the Chest, both An Town and Country ; and that he may be consulted at Home every Monday Word. tz o'clock ; and in general every' othermorning before Eleven.. N. 13, No Letters, unless Post paid, will be received. * * it Ste hip Address to Hydropie Patients, 3d_ Edition ; sold by Highly, Fleet-Street. . . TO T. 'FAYL()It, Surgeon, No. Q , Nei'', :bridge-street, London., . . NOTICE. A ms bavin C t the nu" ( LL Per g- latmi agAans Sht the ]ate fir. ALEXANI3CR M AR -0 refloat, are requested `to Imige. evtit Nigr''" &lay ; w and such as are indebted to t h at ENtJte , arc ro the same • with Captain Rooert W~l]ie, es!! asth instant;