The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-19 00:00:00

i{ ~e.~ From tle LONDON AZ TTE, Dee. 17, 1803. , „„ .% if L i e cemt,er 17 4 ISO 3. P'yotfrirs.lbire Gentlemen and leontan7 Cavilsy„ ()hi) rv . slk r, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Lascelles, re. sitgned. George Thompson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Short, resigned. Catfain C;verer Troop ofEtter Gentlemen and 3 *tamat 7avalty. t ines I.lrston. Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Bailey, deceased. Edward Ellis, Gent. to be Cornet, vice lessop, resigned. Ila(firld Peverdi rohewers' Cavalry ald Infantry. Rphert Clere iiii*cubots Esq. to be Captain of Cavalry, vice Wright, promoted. _ Ditni , ,iorted 1) - 4 , it Luartl, Esq. to be Capt4*.n. Abraham Toimson, jun. to be Captain. Wtili.nif Richardsim, Gent, to be Cornet. Robert Worsley, Gent. to be Cornet. Eattern Ilaitallon of toe Mindip.Legion tlendonen and •recnrancy Cornet !obit Good, to be LieutenAnt. Edward•Hrown, Cent. vice Good. Joins Norman, Gent. to be Surgeon. • Afoomvab Coalmen .1 ,1 4' revnaniCavalty. Richard Lewis ' Esq. to be Captain, vice Jones, resigned. . Th 6111145 Cooke, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Edward. Cooke. ltejsrd Tro.-p af Nottinghamfbirr Gent/morn and reomang Cs. withy. • • 111411, M.D. to be Surgeon. - - ,j'Asydeenlank'? 1011.rntry. Major Fiat' Livingstone to be Lieutenant-Colonel. • Andorrstal * Paw Inforpy. t dedites, E sq. to be I.iewenant-Cololiel-Commandant. !log!) Cross,' Esq• to be Major.. 'o hti Captains—Richard Gillespie, Esq. Alexander Pol lock, Esq. Colin Gillespie, Esq. Henry HOUldswortb, Esq.. Mattison, jun. Esq, Robert Fulton Alex ander, Eaq. To be Lieutenants—T(4m larnieson, Cent. NVilliarnsemple, Gent. William Scouter, Cent , William Monteith, Gent. Anar t Crosbie, Gent. Thomas Jamieson, Gent. M. Boston Simpson. Gent. th: Ensigns—Thomas Geddes, Gent. 'William Rowan, Gent. Williain..Webster, Gent. Pail Mitchell, Gent. Tames Graham, Gent. 'Co be C Itaplain•-itev. James Stewart. • To be Adjutant— lobo Slurp, Gent. To be Quarterartaster-.-Alexander l)itelittilitt, Gent. To be Surgeon—Archibald Miller, ..04ent, Jirenters andaudonarpi of . Polunicer:. Tbornas Singleton, Esq. to be Captain, vice Martin, re signed. Arista! ralmnieit Infantry. Tobn Blake, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Loyal arldtb drafter:. Thomas Murphy, Gent. to be Lieutenant. George Ellis', Gent,' to becalm. Lewis Wittnyie, Gent. to be Ensign. Robert iligland, Gent. to be ditto lames Shaw, ,I‘l. D. to be Physician. Henry Lyte, Gent. to be Adjutant. Loyal armor rotsurreer ./Jil.soo;y„ William Bayley Cocker, 'Esq. to be Captain. Th, r. Canal Yalunteve Infantry,, !laird, Esq• to be Captain-Commandant. Robert HAM, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Salmon, Gent. to be Lieufensta, Robert Gent. to be ditto. Ro bert Aitken, Gent. to be Ensign. William Thomson, Cent. to be ditto. Catteriel and Rtehigotel Vaeotteet. ,Reit.'Mosley Atkinson to be Chaplain. George Staveley, Gent. to be Surgeon. Cheltenham Lvel Volunteer:. Tohn Wilcox, Gent. tube Lieutenant. D....ncatrer brfevrrvi. William Nathan Wrighte. Hewett. Esq. to be Captain, vice Eyre,. resigned. -Thomas Gresham, E.sq. to be Captain. t;eorge Martin Gera. to be Lieutenant, vice Legett. George.Thirliefl, Gent. to be Lieutenant. lohn Wright, jun. Qcut. to be Ensign, 'vice Rawson. . . DioNfries.thlre Yaluntrerr. Captain lames, Brown to be Captain. Henry Duncan, Gent. tp` be Lieutenant. William, Fai Gent. to be E i ugg a . Tbotnait Anderson, Gent. to be ditto. . 14 Aldabra' qJ Lsval EdirrburrG Steartnen. John Benadt, Esq. to be I..icutenant.C.foioncl.Cotniriantlant. CaptAln juhu OWC, tb Mk Licutcnant.Coloncl. itaburt 'Duritias, Eq. to be Major. To be C tains.. William Ratiken, Esq. john Simpson, ali 434 q. Tbornas- Miller, Esc', Thomas sini,h, E s q. franeis'ltraidwood, Esq. Aiexauder Reid, Esti, fohit Carrieron, Esq. James Newton, Esq. reltriA - Mellis, BA. Andrew Gardner, Ltin. Ty be Lieutenant —Jonii Pea t . Gent. 'robe; Alezinuler Brunton. To be Surron-rwilliarn Farquharson, M. U. To be Aiwtant.Surgcutts—Tboulas Lutl,ii4rip cent. Heart 6drooniton, Galt. feJnoliogimsts Polanterve. Captain John Stanford to be Major, vice Shafto, resigned. Lieutenant Thomas Poole to he Caplan'. Ensign George Etiwards to be Licuierbant. folut uuciwyn, Gent. to be Ensign. George :+laybcw. Gent. to by tusign, vice Beu. niti6tuo• rocigacd• lit OM *Wiest Regiment oI aiernorpos Polatxte:ref. Mold 1,94, coat .. to bc Ensign. lid or Attune Regiment al Gl.sasogan Ydapttentr. le t tiget I)avid Hlopktrni to bt LictiNabAnt.. ging, Moron Williams, Gent. to be Ensign; vice Hopkins, • -. 1 rya 11 0;4 rlutrierre. ' ,E i te iAu ilecrge noel le, to be Lieutenant, vice Etty, teed}. ed. Edward Lock, Gent. tobe Ensign, vice l)arvllle. 'r Pemiervleshire Vilunteers. To be CaptainsL-George Bowling:Esq. vice Philip?, se. signed. Francis Skyrene. Esq. vice Matthias, resigned. Lieutenant Thomas Propert, vice Bowen, promoted.. ' To be Lieutenants -- John Stokes, Gent. vice Proper!. Richard Cower, gent. George Smith, Gent. James . . Dalton, Gent. "Marl:Phelps, Cleat. Richard Llewellyn, Gent. Eaton, Gent. ---;• !lepton, Gent. - pa be Ensigns-.. John Dolton,-Cent. John Boston, Gent, lames Phelps, Gent. Twining, Gent. William . Higgins, gent. John Willy Gent. • To be Quarter-rnaster— = john I t heopiltur:Potter, Gent. To be Assistant-Surgeon—William Higgins, Gent. Poehlington Volunteer Infants) , Coss, Gent. to be Lieutenant. .e.mtdraa Volunteer Infantry, Michael Minim, to be Ensign. Joseph Marshall; Esq. to be Adjutant, 'with the Brevet Rank.of Captain. . • Reanorshis e Volunteer A:Twisty. Lieutenant-Colunct Richard Price. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant,: vice Wilkins, resigned. Major Thomas Frankland Lewis, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Price. Captain Thomas Howard, to be Major, vice Lewis, James Ikavati, Cent to be Adjutant. St. Giles's aid .31: George's, illetontOury, Velunteers. Robert Ward, Esq, to be Major. Wynclintore Henry Hart. ley, Esq. to be Captain, vice Page, resigned. North Shields and 7:vitestriudi Pqunteeri. LieUtenant John. Fenwick, to lweeptaini.vice Robinson, re signed. Ensign Alexander. • Frank ow be Lieutenant,, Quarter-master john Eisterby, to be 'Ensign. William Barnes, Gent. to be Quarter-master,' vice Easterby. . • • Shr44o3tre k . - To be Licutenants,-Henry Cojton, 'Gent. Ensign 1. Wil lianis,vice O wen,. piontoted. Eikign j. Fallowes, vice Cureton, neeeased Samtiel Tudor, Gent, To be Ensigns... George Green, Cent. vice Williams. The etas Birch, Gent, vice hallows, To be • TomlinsonQuarter.master—Richard,Gen t . P - IV.H4 Volunteers. ' Ensign Caleb Hitch, to be Lieutenant. John Cass, Gent. to • be Ensign. 1941ingtom wini am palm, Ge nt . to be Lik 4 igo. William Rodenburst, Gent. to be Ensign. Rev. [Win Rricke to' be Chaplain. • ;•,. •-!'- - • trisPprplvt! v,sunleert. William Wilson, jun.-Esq. to be MajOr.Contrnandant. To be Gaptains-,lames Meason, Esq, Edward Lambert, Esq. Wil-liant sq. To be Lieutenants-AlexanderCheyne, 'Cent. john Tho maS,'G'ent. 'Altxaridcr Aftlecki - Gent. To be Ensigns-.:Sroltit Lambert, Gent. Tho. Whitfield, Gott. I o,hn Walkinshaw, Gent. , • -. • • , litdiasimr George Etowdon, Cent. to be:Ensign, vice'Smalley, resigned. • Worcester Voliintori. Lieutenant M. 'Barr to be Captain, vice Menet, resigned.' Ensign lohnSainnel Eclwards, „to lx; 4iciltquAntoice, • jiIITICS Churchill; C CM: kto be nsiin, vice f!lwiyr43. Wm. Gum. to be ditto, vice Yearn:ins, resigned. . • Ye9l/// l'ohpitier Jesse Cord, Gent. to ba Ensign. Peorge Shirai Gent. to be ditto. . . ERRATA • Tn. G azette ot 17th .Ultimo. • Upter 11".1ri qydesdale Po&niters... For Archibald Visiett, Esq..-to be Major, read Archibald Nesbitt, to be Major., In Gazette of 6th instant. For Northamptonshire. Volunteer Inlintry, Ensign Charles Dodd to be Lieutenant, vice Cox, resigned. Joseph Lewin; Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dodd. Charles Frederick Yorke to be Ensign ; read Northampton Volunteers, Ensign Chariot Dodd to be Lieutenant, vice Cox, resigned. , Joseph Lewin, • Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dodd. Nortbapiptottzhire Volunteer:. • Charles Frederick - Yorke, Gent, to be Ensign. Coven; trim: signed hy the Lend Liesetenastt of the County of Gloucester, To be Deputy. Lieutenants—henry Brooke, Esq. Dated , Sept. s, 18.3. Rev. Chivies Coxwell, Clerk: Dated as above. Rev,. Benjamin Grisdale, Clerk. Dated at abov e . lobe: Bennington, Esq. Dated St.iptember 6, 18.3. lobo Elwes,.Esq. Dated Oepterriber tB, tBO3. Philip George, Esq. Dated as above. Thomas Gray, Esq. Dated Oa. $, 18.3. Edward Sheppard, Esq. Dated November 6,. 1803. Thomas s,kipp, Esq. Dated as above. Sir Edwin Es q . Dated. November 17, 1803. John Moggridge, Eq. Dated December 2, tBO3. Comettattlnt in the Royal South Regiment of Gloucestershire, Militia, slued hy the d Lienteasnt. To he iioitenant—Ensign Peter Norton, vice %Mils, re. signed. Dated November ail, 8803. be Ensigne;;...john Sparrow, Gent. Dated August 19, tgoj.. Frean Mundell, Gent.. Dated AUgtilt 15, 1803. Henry Etlgean Shadwell. Dated August 30, 11803. Henry• Porter, Gent. Dated Otitober 16, ans. William 80. Gent. Dated November 2, 1803, Frederick Hicks, Gent. Dated November zo, 1803. Comuntrrions In the London Militia, signed hy W. Majesty's Conntissioner: Lituteitaniey for die said City. Sestßrgiment. To be Captains—Lieutenant Fuller, vice Haverk4m, resigned. Dated November ag, 1803. Liente n:int Kirkman, vice Wilson , promoted. Dated Nov. 29, igo3. to be Captain-Lieutenant—Lieutenant APDonnell, vice Bouweill, promoted: Dated November, 28, tBo3. To be Lieutenants. Frederick flulbrooke, Gent, vice Fuller, promoted. Dated November 28, ISO 3. Ensign Butter, vice Kirkman, promoted. Dated November 19, 18,-, 3 , Ensign Comerford, vice Macdonnelt, promoted, Dated November jos / 1 03. To be Ensigns— , George Penton, Gent. vice Williams, re ' signed. Dated November 29, 403. Henry Chatham, Gent., vice Butler, promoted. Dated December t, (43, Frederick lolin Meant, Gent. vice Cornerford, promoted. Dated December 3, 1 . 803. • West Itegiment, To be Ensigns—William Nichols, Gent. vice Robinson, promoted. Dated November aB, 'Moines Redmond, Gent. vice Parsons, e roiktoi. Dqcd November 30, 1803. Henry faekson, Gent. vice Wo(id, resigned. Dated December 2, 1803. .114NKRUPTS. r , , . Samuel Bradbury, of Aldersgate-street, London, banker, to •surrender Dec. 20, at twelve, 31, at eleven,' and lan. 23, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adatni, Old Jewry. Obadiah Bennett, of Bell-yard, tailor, Dec. ao, ay,, and lan. aS, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attprney, Mr. Anthony, Earl-strict, Blackrriars, . . William Piaci(lock, of Itathbone. Place. dealer in glass and earthenware, Dec. t 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson,_Crowit.otliee.row, Temple. " Robert Finnis, of Tavistock-street, ,tstoney.scrivener,' Dec.. al, iI, at ten, and Jan. tB, at one, at C; itilahall. Attomey,, Mr. Gratis , King's- Ilete:h Wolk, •Tel Ole. John Brooke Knight; of Camomile -street, London, card. wainer, Dec. ay, 31, and lan. ;8, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Collins Spital.sqicire. Chas..Pollin ton, at Ilayaitt, IlartipShite t shopkeeper, Dec. 24, 31 and an. 28, at ten, at Gtit4dliall, Londan. Attbr :ley, Mr. t illiatfli. Upper lohn-street, Fitzroy-square. William Merritt, of Blackman -sued, Southwark, stationer, Dec. 2.1,17, and Jan. 2S, at ten, at Guildhall.' Attorneh . - Mr. Noy, Mincing-lane. Edmund Utting Watling, of Tooting, Surrey, merchant, Dec. • 20, and Jan. 3, all, atone, a t Guildhall. Attornics, M e s srs . Wnglit and liuldsworth, Sherborne-lane. William Thompson, of Manchester, dealer, Jan. 4, S, and /8, at three.'at the Star Inn, Manc h ester . Attomics, Mr.. Barrett, Manchester; or ents. J. and R. Willis, %Vara ford.caurt, Lontlint.. . . . _ _ , James Winditt, of Norwielkgrocer, Dec.' it, and lan. 2,.18, at tour, at the Ramparit-Horstyllorwich. Attorney, Mr. Harmer, Norwich: John Davis, or. Wallingtierd, Berke, wine and hrandy..mer. chant, Dec, 24, 31, and Jan. aB, at ten, at Guiltlhgll. At torney, Mr. eiumorc, Doughty-street, Foundling•Hospi. tat, London. Stephen Welting; and Somerszl Richings, now or lite of Oxford, breeches-makers and glovers, Dec. 24, 31, and jan. 13, at ten, at Guildhall,' London. Rttornies, Mr. Wettings, Tholes. I nn, Holborn; or Mr. Cecil, )xt*,• l 4. Jams Murray, late of Pottsmouth, sadlet, Mc. 2 4, 27, i , nd Jan. a, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. tieckett,- Clement's , Inn. Anthony thotnpson, now or late of Birmingham, Merchant, fan. 4,5, and aft, at eleven, at the 'Tontine Inn, Shaikh!, Attnrine4, Mr. earlier, Sheffield ;- or Mr. Blagrave, bury.street, Strand, Regiment of Glavt!! Paulthvav, Daniel Morrison, V. A . to be — ek t jutant, with the proved ii.tok. of Captittn-Lieutenant. W 11144 Dustlvip, Gent. to s t irgesm, vice Dila lop, resl6tteci. Steil, • boast, Gout. to be Assistant,SorKeon. aitgow ii/gbiandt/dmitte". - kart. Stewart, Gent_ to Ise Lieutenant, vice signed. Loeklan Stewart, Gent. to be Lieutenanti. vice -Zanwroil, Ns•gite(l. Buchanan Luekte, Gent. to bs En sign, vice Campbell, resigned. Ctregaw Trades reimstor Lieutentnt Robert :Ankh to be Captain, vice Clellan, re. iMICS Nelson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Shit A. W itliarn 'Lang, Geat. to be LieUtaA3llt. vice U ric , resigned. • William Mickle, Gent. to be Ensign. wstson, Gent. to be ditto. FOlUSAnderstm,Gelit. to be Adjutant. h , ~ aqw f r „ i (...%ortpav of Foluorer e „ Ilseph Godfrey, Cent. to be Lieutenant. • Cotond Ctinerrii: lierr i krdibire rils or i fers , if co be Captains—Richard limning, Esq. Richard Dowding, jams ArChibAd, Esq. • To be Lieutenants—Thomas Sayer, Gent. T)tomas Rae,ter, tent; . John -Trumpet . , Gent, Wiitiant‘ Ockry, 'Thomas Bodenharn, Gent. lohn'll , xicnhatn, 'ln be bosigns —Tracy C'akiwoll,, Gent. Henry m u rga n , Gent. Richard Hui Ines, t; ens ; Kiddri . ,tias!er jitdanteer lafinity; Lieutenant Thomas Pedoe; tu be Captain, vice rroster, re. 24,11Cti. jun. Gent., to be Lieute• mint, vice Pardue. Faisign Samuel Chillingwurth to be .di t i vi o r ice, 1... a, resigned. Richard W.l:soit, jun. Cent. to be Ensign, vice,linuntan. , Tituinai Evans, Gent, to be &taiga, vice Clullingworth.. KirAeuelbrigh Vaumerrs. 64 Alexander Gunton to be I,ieutenant-Colonel: Worth Lewis Paw:tea Infant/7. tames Axretcl, Lgrt. to be Captain. be Lieutebant%--Etbpurnt Alurfee, Cent, Thomas Wiz. • t wo. Thomas CliitZw.i. Gent. To be tioigts—Edward Te4ter, Cent. 241 cr North 13441141 fun cfifle Are , 1* Alan lialmstrtri --- - ' lobo Gent. to 'be - vier P I re.. „o lc d. gttsign Johb 'Nar to be dittb, Bough, m ortal, Crtite, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Tear. yu Batiaqoq of Al4:4ll:4lgyli.ohiltstri Lieutenant ------ kdittends to be Captain.Licutenant, vice Pearce. T 4 be I,iorutcnaitts.. Luke, Gent. vice Berryman, re. oigned. amigo 13or1acc,. vice iduttinds. Losigu Br. t u. - vied To be Ensigna—iohn Flaming, Gent. Jacob Hart, Cent, To be Adjutant, with the Brevet I.lany.ot Captain—Captain ,Lieutenant Pearce, 1514111 , 104 m Pol a ittici Raitgers. Nett stave, .Esq.. to be Captain. 1 . • Oniar Falun/ter R jfl . e _Colony. Rohm Suttun t 1•411. to nt C.uptuni. - John gurrc - 11 nadgeley, t. to be Licutunant. r Wm. Levcridge, of - Slactreditch, cibinet.maktr, tee. 2e, 31, at ten, and Jan. 28, at twelve;-at—Guildliall. attorney, M. Hudson, S.Vitikworth.bnildings..City.44l4. Henry Groves, , of Merthyrtidvil, olatuoggaiishire, keeper, I an. .3, 4, ' and'2B;•:Weleven,"fifthe Inn, Cardilf. Attotines, Ides - in:Wood and Son, Cardiff; or Messrs. Price and. Williams, Lincolp's.lnn. • • • DIPID NDS. jan. 6. ilettchan, of Livgrpoal, - dealer in muslin, at six, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. jan. 7. S. Motielfi of Vieet.lstreet, tailor, at ten, at Guild hall. • • Feb. 3. R. King Thomas, late of h vesham, Worcestershire, mercer, at eleven, at the'Crowninn„ . Evesham. Jan. 14. I'. Mitchell, of Hattop-Court, Threadneedle. street, merchant, at one at Guildhall. lan. 17. j . Clarke, of Shoe-lane, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 14. john Lemmon, of Saffron Walden, Essex, seeds. man, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. §. C. Pratt, of Cambridge, hair-dresser, at ten, at the Rose-Inn, Cambridge. Jan. 26. W. Rears•lo the elder. R. Ileatten, Beitscin, and • W. Beatton 'the younger, now or late ot . Masborouch, Yorkshire, chemists, at eleven, az .the Red Lion. Inn, Rotherham. Jan. 27. T. Johnson •and -C. Johnson, late of Newcastle upon.l'yne, linen.drapers: at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, Novcastle.upon- Tyne. Jan. 7. G. Miller, late of Uodmin, Corm:Vali, vinter, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bodmin. ; - • CERTIFICATE'S. ' - an'. 7. I Croke; of Itlorgan's-lane, Southtirark, salesman. 1. Curtis and It Pitt eti.utigate:l-141,. oil and colour.TheNhants. P. Ilogu, of White. Friars. buildef. *Huason, Devorighire-iquare,rtnethant. It: Sayler,. !areal ilasniglial I-start, uttpctlant... K. Etnery, of Great Barr, Stallbrashire,,rottltster. Yendole, West . Mikaton, Somkrietsltlre, rnealtnan. 1:;) Teesdale - the younger, of Boston; 'Lincolnshire, iner • chant. . - PUBLiC.OFFICE, BOW-STREET. FRIDAY a case CATIIe on to he heard , I)Jore Mr. Bost) and Sire W. Pikmtitis,. the Sitting Magi strates, which was itleonsitlerable importance to all engaged in a partnetship: . 4 7oseth Nunn cvaccharged with felodiously ing a post-chaise and . four . horses,. the propetty df Samuel Gardiner,. of 1116 W I:lite Horse tiveryStahlew in Windmill -street, Hay.market,.ilvapptareti from , ' the evidence, that a 'chaise and four Was Ordered to' beat Brunet's Hotel, in Leicesterlitiusre, carly:oni. Friday morning, the zd instamT'and two Gentle:, men went 'with , it to the. White iSwan Inn, 'at. , Streatham, in Surrey, where' they , 'arrived about lant • o'clock,, and 'while the dr i veis wereirefreshing them." selves in the house, the Prisoner , and-another mounted the' horses and drove ‘ offAfull speed ;. the Prisoner, at the time he was• grtitig off, threw letter to the ostler belonging ito . the yard, Which was diretled to the Prosecutotvand the contents :•were, that the Prisoner had taken possession . 'of•the chaise and horses, and should detain :them-till the Prosecutor 'settled • their partnership account. - A chaise answering the description or-that rode off withby .the rrisoner, was .taketrititOachmaker'S . in Kent -street, in the Borough; with the name and part of the address erased from the doors, and in. strations were; :given to the CoachruSer to erase, ' the whole Of 'the . , litters • ' whicli,wds done. The Prisoner abicanding, and the , 'Br4ecut o t not ac. knowledging him as' a, partner, uffdred ) a 4cward fur his apprehension.' Mr. KNAPi',attended for the Prisetier ; 'and frm a variety .of questions put by him to , the Witnesses, and other evidence, it appeared' thit articles of partnership did exist betwee n the Pro4ecutor and Prisoner, although positively denied by .the Prose.' cittor.' . The Prisoner nM t eing able to gain a set tleinent of the 'ace•ounts, applied to an eminent Pleader for advice‘ who being-of opinion that - she business was not of importance enough to risk a Suit in Chancery, advised the Prisoner to t..o.ce posses sion of part of the property, 'Wherever he could find it, and - he laid - the scheme td fide off with the. chaise, with which he was charged ; he like Wise contrived the ,same day, to ride off with another chaise from Eitharn in Kent, • A great deal of altercation tookisltee on the sub.jell: . Counsel on toth sides were' heard . at length. The result was, that it was agreed to refer the whole business Co a Gentleman in the • , As the Rev. Mr. . and-.Mrs`. Wen REli Woe sitting in their parlour a t B at i tea l ton Parsonage, Sorrier.er, about eight o'clock in the evening of the .zist uit. there came on a•hail . storm, attended with lightning, when instantly the window shutters burst - open ; , the window was shattered to pieces, and ttvo state stones were driven into the, apartment. It 'appears that the lunise liadheen struck . In three. direttioni, RaitOVest, • anti South. It was totally ;tripped of the thatch, -some of which was carried!by the knee of the wind to a very great distanee. Twelve , out of fifteen windows which were its the house, were literally shivered to atoms ' - and,.the lightning melted the lead i n one o f the chamber windows.— The roofs of. a barn, stable, and .many other-out houses, were blown in and destroyed. The roof of the church was sli g h t ly struc k. Many trees were routed up and carried to some distance. One large applt-tree was thrown to the distance of 44 leer. Providentially no lives were lost or injured. The lightning continued very vivid, with little inter. mission, the whole night. Such a tornado has not .been witnessed in that neighbourhood.by the oldest person living, -But it is somewhat singular, that just one hundred yeatt within six days frormthis date,- there was it. violent storm in Somersetahire: for . No . Vember 27, 1703, Bishop KIDDER 3nti his Lady were. at prayers in their chamber in the Palace of Wells, when one of the chimnieh. driven down by the fury of the blast, fell through the roof of the apartment where, they, were, and buried them in the ruins. MARRIED. On Saturday last, at st. Mary-le-bone Churn, john icon of the Rcv. Chancellor Hullinghery, to Miss tharlton. eldest daughter of the late St. juhn Charl ton. Esq. of Apley Castle. in the. County of Salop. On Saturday Ow loth lust, at Whitedrapel Church, join: Smith, of .Prest.ott-street, ,Gooduian's-fields, to Miss Antic Sheldon, of the 3411,11 C place. DIED. 'On : Saturday morni r ni last, at his residence, 11(0'6ton-hall, Middlescg, the Rev. Joseph Griffith , keti or of Tutvey, in the County of Bedf o , On his pAssai4e from Bengal, on the 4th orNovetrther, lone! Henry klyndman, of the Hon. kast-India Company's rvit. 0, I.ONr ON: Printed by BUCHANAN (of Bia . vs;.Sire'et, - . .ecilt " Pig' G a r d" and Published by-WlLLlA•a'A l im ic " t,CR p ps ,.. ( o t s outh m oitim.strrit. Giom q„, r .y,quare; the Su N .O F e lc e, No. 11 i, Shand'; where itiverpumer# for the Pam. ) Letters Lir t h e mutt t ie addres,o, etilOvEsn. toot.E, nr.c. I. A rri/r44--,thp Success,. L2fl4lex,„ Reliapee, Millorookt, front Ncwfokriutland;!Liam; liAtittington, from Chichester; Nonpareil, Cll3pniati, from l'orrsnioutit. Sailed—the William ;and Mary, Doynes, Georgeind MarY; Manning. for Southampton ; and Catherine, P ratt ' , lot Ne‘ - vtastlel ynt fell, for Naples. PRICE. '0 &ATUI TOCKS, ua V . 1330 k Stock Navy per Ile' ( 't"q'• 94a Ir4ll per Ceut. 4 c: cut eon. 706 . 01. p 3 13:1 C. R. ; orr t . . shut. B. 1.. Ann. is t3-tfi D. S. Ann. 3 s-16 India Stock India Bonds Excnvq. Bills Otnniuna 64j 1 twier. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. • !lank for Cons. tot Often. S 5 ii - . VALIIABI.E LSTATES IN TILE :NORTH OF ' -• 4COTLAN V, Ti)- BE SOLD. 'THERE is to be -Sold in the course of th e en, I. suing Winter, the '.STATES of 01. D CAST.I, .. HILL, WES"I*R INCHES, CRADtEfIALL, DRAG, ;MEC, MAINS of cAsTLEIIII.L, STr)NEYFIELI:ti BOtViITOWN, MUCKC)V f E,.. and BOGBAIN,, all ea Inverness, indifferent Lots. .. These Estates are heautillilly fituated" in the inuulata Neighbeithood of the thriVinglind populous Royal Ile 4h' 0' of Inverness, Fort George,:and the,Cliedonian Canal, whic is now nqun. The Farms are in general sulliaicntkr.W chased and in good order, with Houses, Oflice.horSes; L ..9 n t , dens'; and tlitiVing Pl,intations of; Wood. • A niongthi m all!' advllltages l a gieat part oleic Estates arc along the 5e 3404. and hAve the bene6t of the Sea ‘Yate, The 'fills, Which ate _ Ekt:usive; abound with (;ante. - The" Lands and Eattalio r titif Clitlatill, with-the Itargh of Barony, are held of 0 10 King, and afford a Preeltold.Qualification to vote fors Af .. ,_ . ,.0 111. : i . ' her to serve in Parliam e n t - for the County, of Drier . 1 1 . : 1 , Ge n tle:nen-wife _wish to .purchase ,Lands in the ItottuL'' ! , ...orland, w; it seldom find stlch dlsirable propertleS 4 11 ,1 Nli4tkvt.. , f.: it ' ' ..' 1. 1 - .:r turthor information, application to ba .m 44. ,o, qiypPi. t.; II iN,i‘Jckintosh, Esq. oil r.'e!fness —,— L:___L___----.--*P—"'"' 1 XTFIEN P , rofetsional ----,-- Mei) ' Of EAtteation anti itesponsibility deviate from the general- System by • the .selrektiotf. of a pt-collar,hra.och, the sancti9n of long, coot tine cti 4uccessis, the best criterion Ossuerp e r c- to • theiority.e exci . . u s. '`Eigfle years have filevottad` my prat yr s i '. t m a rctit b y le p:tanZiiv ° r l t v . S a t i ge t : f i e l s r . " a( o ic t i i t ) t i h i o s :tr s r e ' l l4 a:ri a l ' l O:r ii n f i do a e i th n i t )e} : os w tisec h ,C i e : a i t i .t ri e t r as e b s e ti rno l lt , " 7ti ,- — i . , lini-turtfte-r"initatithieonCintil)ligeuvee'flyrillifuratnliachn.,l,allsi"."anr7:llnetslY. 4'....t,l.rtgarib,Pt. t -. 1 'ii lance ,of un " P• aiti,)„. ~ - , i , i . !'formed nu oafs a t vi ro l i s i t i g a: l, a: ei •n, l ance period tit' lir:at:etc:tie il t i r i c , ,.. *3l. ;h4 equa ly dangvrons . rec pitarwpot general T A . • ~ i ; voTte,hiemTfvtraeettonnitsoioniti„ercso,ntior h sc e C ev u e re ri, pt s . re w c h l i c c p o i l . 11 ..:". t ......e v.... "E? RENL . IN I ECTR)I.4,;OO/11e$Iceilni,a recent or IfogiFi l ration; atil . y, All kinds' of debility, Nviiether arisinklu, I the. hobiti • tif sehdot-15hYt; tiri• the ilailtigaidt*Ar o „ agOrP Ana lit3;,LY, tut dkr4u:tentent of the systeriv,,.,, . - fEkll'l eT. • nail' which is eitiled , lSA ft IeitNNF:SS; or S I • • ' .hont .• Numerous PiAeasef Are the result of ignorauce,:.o,„(l'2,-2;,.. in the treatthent of a iltipie GOtorthoca t and 117,04 frequeittiy.liappeo.. 014 the nesdivef Life, Ria u the indip.:retion ot r.ti ouguarded hour. Ali 11:;11. ,„,,tr, whet"- thed:stiall Complaints at t.. easily: cured ; an d .. o to o i l er a others hava failed, I trust that I may pre4c.. 4 ' n- radices) iv-eitabliihment. - ' . . . k distreSs in. . ir teil : . fl Lew,, trowever,.are the cases of cernPl--;- f ol tions t' A ', thrs`discirder, compared With the calattlitoUS $ i,c, o r, the : We,from an indulgegy.:e irt iv s4litart.' Y , t - h l t state prevalent 'gaieties of a fasinonabre lite, acquire c _,. ~u uh , ' a DehilitY, which is the unavoidable consequence 0" pernicious habits. . ~ ...r v ,. bat , •W here the unhappy . stifFzrer broods . over his a T i , on sof( carefully conceals his misfortoe, it tri 3 Y,_„. b . e 2 7 ll o bica of lation for tot to knew, that al th ough* it oe _, t _ . .....„,d doubt et uncertainty with other Praetitiolac,rrissll7, li'eTrjvi: of these Deti,:telteles by tine grad"' P r e c : i b c : _lf the . iltet tion, .is the-acquirement of soy o dtmi r io . muici li :o a u f ti.aj oh tt:h i tsis s t:ti l o v i ngo..,v V4 l n vr u . 4:et latiiie:vhexabnet,:gifdaioliffr:ibityty:telit_ars.cncitislucxe.c'‘,Ciciisal.Mtmiy. e,i ii s, ct n ...:. l o y ativ,_ j..,,,., V .:pr i t g lffe e t7.: ;! : : iittii,terxv.uicenere ttislaizillestpiewienrbyiyal„tan,liirid,a,itt:t,4o6 mcsim,so-rtitlieoeoliel.l ' sarksci'L''c' act t° r have icing, been onsappeint .. MARRIED WOIvIEI4, vvh° he assureriv'tit . ,' Faintly, may Medical .04 ~,.., in their expeaations of a , ___,,. by s i . ~ , i, , ., M L' l l h t I .lls. secrecy til*ces, 51M111'11C1hdet45 cse t . at to my -asiderthlunge • 42it xh , lttatifitattons willicoll 1 n (;" ()incidence. waif s n _. ate - urdit ,,, personalU, or by Letters Cincivsing i . n _ _ r , remp i, l i ji i, At*. Nl ,fi l o rth g l i !i an ree ti . tta N e fe N ni t e n i e , house,. co- 19, ,Arundel•!trcer, St rat:id ca . 41 iisT Witter-Ore /4 t il t ris kias in ul tima' 9t ti m on Y 'i P- s rclit give — n tis,*--.S t rut:tcandthhiliir7 ; Pliler i eu s il i c ;: y :N a.boo:4:°P.:Aut.iu:Ttfig. I ' Fr . There is an 'additional, .Ent ant .i)st c'ttnieb°l4.lohvatlhelidorlet,9o4 of 'Sunreottri- To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esti: ' HonouredNo. % *New liridge-Stret t,.l.tindon., BEG leave . to inform you, sir,' -Edinburgh, March ill . , t r o t h _ ea. /w"ahrt r9O, I hi, e been adlieled with the. Liles Veeri_, rti,ji -.'"" , limn' its obstinately resisting every ci.tir.s ..e . m m , Medicine pres‘ribecl by the most eminent of the l•: 14 -e m ? faF.res amid ,undergoing several severe courses of s aliva rid twice discharged from the hospital,- w ith littler li t e t 4 wel'id apPear to be of the' most inveterate Maitre. 1 1 ..,, that ever since am sitting 0 nearly to ..put a period to my.cxlstence—l 114 and I'o on the crown o : iny head, o ne' on each - arm; ali- . -- I r o• were broke Citit in a haltfrghtful manner ; ga , v 3 ', , t rot Pmst year my disonler had 'got to inch a /tea icoo fully painful, and been in a -state ofulceration ry it, last seven Years; my left lied also two large 'fled" ~° ; 1 0 1 prive me of re.it ; in this lamentibie state, I Yl3s very much discoloured, and have me ail d o . me g Pain, particularly when warm in b.e, as Carey `,. 1 0-. IntrCit b Mr. j• . Thompson, T Who received bt, g,.,',: by them - here), tio take yeur Leake's fateilit rit,:, ~ ~ coo , which I began ~ a ° d i . termegtit, l began to receive' benefit—td Li tt , wele io:/9,,da nll'llll4 time 1211:CrIl on my herd an , a rin. holei l skis:; i i Y . hiNalvii- -Soon after, the sums ou tnY mc4s jA th. skisit anti howeVet, considerable the discoliootio Loci. . ...., ant _pain in . the bone of the left, whiLli, IV rinva -1'14.°1.(114,' and a little lo • . tio Y° ll kin litahle .11 .il' .' - '. • longer ImerseN era,,m e- rd ik . th,„e t at L "fiet SUbSitied ; the nO(teS (1.151)..;C.r.iii PiDiaii,- feeliiill4 its natural hue, and rite nocturmil..pf,;„„ g oo -- - going alt, 1 thui beaitinl, by your li bent) °--e,tailt' dtcne r , ec perfect: y free . fruit all my focinet c°l3 on be' have__ le , overed tut- farmer spirits and strength, t„,,e1l tali W 10 7 1 .. 3°14 and tat . tu which state I a •ItgconM"'- i m• ths tit the astonithrnent of all NVltljikileAs Illel- 3 ° # 10:s 11l what I ta b e % s ate W;ts re(o. for th e good f. fie! to express my xratitude, b, th y; Oil Inodor °` °I": suflt.ring ' mortals, to n ut 3 ,403 nublic your pussiblc, as I shall ott eve r Y .I) ‘o 6 ittel lmis o t hed o i ng, you will greativ oblige, sir, vou„ r „01, , .1it• tom, very. humble . seriant, .AI, E X : 4 ' 1 — Swam " Flea, tligh-strectt Edinburgh. i„,i;• . . . ttnesses to the above Cu re IoHN Tuomrsott; ,No. 3, New ,l'oultr/, lo FIN M'lNtOsii, (31(1 ASseiribly..tio6e,, *diimbutl'il. -act . . d. , Prepared and Sold by the sole ProPi' - r '. Tuomk • 3LOP., Member of the ',.oyal Ceilege,%pdettli g i ebns, at his PlouSc, No, 9 New Pridge-•:.trect, ... , 1 ,,,50t wecre• lifter 4 (magma rs,lielice of more r hail, fill e r ure (11 5 ram, in a prazin:e parrTeniarly direeled t , ' t,i_le lattio: lona al Complaints and 1:14),$) iocictettt4l to tIO' no , or , Generation, with that inviialanic se,:racy wilLichiso, tio his ptntes3ion shwild always .observe iit soc", c,i,poili thitters,liiiiisell, the iklviee and assistance Be. );!3tuwill IA idministeis tO persoils 'tSkint: ihis fric.di'ljK am lH4 g e.s°. e'lleen"4, by i JlisCeriiivg ..1311-141(1 ••• , tii ) Ici . :• - do.n .. attainable and void ot ail inuoiv:4ltY: • co 0' Ifilarket ; _a n d ponitni..:iit, .n• Also $01(1, by his ap ' i tne convert/al Sr. NI ti. A , thane living at a distance, ....t the- eirkrm"'''Z --0.. V t : Alimn's-sticcr, Pall-Nlall ; T , , , y4ePt. ' i . ''i t ' -im"" fort -street; Mr. I,isboroiigh's No., 7, kislit-IN 'rower' Mr- Steel's,. Bookseller, N - _ ,) . I, ' Ulli bu-r".' L'tt lk -c li . °3c.' Fill - Mr Baxter's, so.,:n.bri,t,,!•!, • Edirttnno; „ - ,i b , DO dee; ll, 6 ix; o .eiv ,; Mr, C AfWe'll's,-,,ub11,11:;,,,2.7;ariiii 11; rerscii in evdry cohSizterably tuwnts ti lot 13r,-----,,` N nd, in bow. ot only zs• 9a..c2,i1, St-liOil OP . V " 5 , 1 x Pit and plain direAts.nis, yeller-c a y. per;c+as of 11°14-art-eq. h c er e rrie. - nsel ye,. With ease, ;{re -1. 9ecie.ry, and , 5 ~i u p %vit., N • B. E v..ry' Box sold in c; real hr,tai.l) ii 4"%sio-1411 1,. a Stathp, On: whiten, by t.l ,-jr of tile' ell n i l s l i ,_ . p 14c, "nmc d . at the' :Jump-office—. T. til e' ler andv.iiiioiller' b;-,tr - ret,"---to imitate Which is 1:elonY, a re Ccuntericit ;: