The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-15 00:00:00

it.olti Snell, to be ('vtairt. , )akbampi , n Vlwarer litjantry. Lux.itturc, to be Major. alery Atnterr Cthtge , Capfaln. LONDON: Printed by B:JCHANAN WMI !AN,. (orßow-Street, Covent-Carden); and At the Suir.Orrtcsi No. liz, Strand where Advertiiements, Order, f ~. :d. i Y 3 ar~ ~:.a~ From tbr .LONDON Err E,,Oet 3, 1 803. ' irar- 0ffire, , 00,260 , 13, Iftnigeyrd P:lwitier,f4;latey. • oseph Barnard, Esq. to be Captain. Thornas•l3anberry, Gent. to be Lieurenint. • Charles. Thailas HiweSworrh, Gent to he Icieuteiont. lames kit's, Gent, to be Ensign. lek fackson, Gcnt. to he ' The Reverend Mich .et ltowlantlion, 'be 'Chaplain. Matthew Loder Smith, Gent. to be:Surgeoh... • • • thntingionsbirt Poluvleers. Lord 'Viscount tiitteltinbrook to he Colonel.- john Heath. cote, to be Lieuteninit 7 Colonel. 1. Standby, Esq. to tic Major. • Ca/ tab/ Powlr's Compay:y of fei;htely Voliorteers.. Richard Go,;;lant, Cent. to he Lieutenant. Wilfam Kim her, Gent. to be ditto. Samuel 11ard(ng; Gent. to bt. En. .K.e.xhwy Nependent Cwnp.vy of Klunteers. john Knowles, Esq. to he Captain, vicelt:mdall. Richard Per}:ins, Gent. to he Lieutenant. William Coxhead,Cent. to be ditto:. Benjamin Haynes, Gent. to be.Ensibrn. A Ittimeni cf Lavaikshire Polunieeri. Alex. Renton, Esti: to bel.ientena:4- Colonel Commandant. 21 Regiment of Live pool Iledunteers. Captain joeob Fletcher to be Major. Ist Battalion of Mountsbay Volunteers. 'Phomas Vigan, jun. Gent. to be Lieuteuant, vice Tames Mac Lon, resigned. William Flamank, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Alexander Marrack, resigned. Nowbury•Volunteer Infantry. , Matthew Montague, Esq. to be Major. Commandant. To.be Captains—lames Radnor, Esq. William Vincent,Esq. Edward Withers, Esq. Frederick Pare. Esq. To be Lieutenants--john Ilaskins, Gent. WV liam Rolls, Gent. George Vincent, Gent. David Montagu, G•nt. To be Ensigns— Benjamin Friend, Gent. Charles Maul, Gent. losepli Gray, Gent. George Burhead, Gent. Radben Voluniders. • C .W.Williams Wynn, Esq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel Corn. mandant. William Tones, Esq. 'to be Captain. loin, Evans, Esq. to be ditto. To he Li,s tenants—Moses tevingston,Gent. Thomas Tones, Ger.r. loin) Moor Williams, Gent. To be Se.,.ond Lieutenants—Samuel Lovat, Gent. E. Picker. ing, Cent. To be Adjutant—Nfoses T,evingston, Cent. SunningAM Palunter Inkaty. WilliAm' Alves, Esq. to be Captain. George Brown; Cent. to be it“ietistus Schutz, Gent. to , be ditto. fohn Mmui, Cent. tq- be Ensign. Ifilsomirum Poluntors. William Wilson, jun. Esq. 'to be Commandant. I•t'inkfield Volunteer Infant y. lohrr Wayland, jun. Esq. to, he Captain. John Sinclair, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Spencer Mackay, Gent. to be ensign. Cbmrehttarrion ;Vanier, Cavalry. Samuel Southwood. 'Esq. to be Captain. Teigith lige Polgniar Cavalry, 17oiti Clifrotd to be Major. Telg►rmwtb P'olsrogret Cavalry. Unity L. Templer, Esq. to be Captain. Torha y , Volisinteer Cavalry. Henry Studay,.Esq. to be Captain. rippottly Volunteer Citva Edward William Band, Esq. tp be Captain. Ayr Volunteer Ri.flenyrn . . Alexander West Hamilton, Esq. to be Captain. Charles Shaw, Esq. to hrz ditto. lames Craig, Gent. to be Lieitte. rant. Hamilton Box.w«di, Gent. to he ditto. William Hutchison, Gent. to be Enhign. Robert. Johnston, Gent. to be ditto. Axmlittter Poluxteer Infitutry, R.. N. Painter, Esq. to be Captain. Ri,•klrifib and Silferion Volunteer lorfanicy. Robert Pell, Esq. to be Captain. Chi dingy Vo'tinker Infantry. J. Camler, Esq. to be Captain. Christopher ILllyer, Esq. to ,be ditto. Coleridge 1/Anteer inl;intv. • tvlichati Allen, Esq: to he C;ptain. • Cole3rzke ord MI& I'olunteer InfevittY.' ]obit Sitifant, Esq. to be Captain. Christopher Ilamlyn, Esq.' to be'dino. Cidllan Volunteer Infantry. lames Esq. to be Captain. George Shute, Esq. to be ditto. Eatt Dem" Legion. Sir ji)fin Kennaway. Bart. to be Colonel. tucker, Esq. to be Lieutensut,Culonel. -- Putt, Esq. to be ditto. Situ Wham, Esq. to be Major. - Migoan, Esq. to be. ditto. Exmourb Vltentesr Infantry. C butarei, Esq. to be Captain s , .Faruiv Vo4ntrir Lifanity', William Whe.lten; Esq. to be Captain. Vulloleer Irfaqhy. Sir C'eort , ,e Ynnee, Bto he Lieutenant-Colonel, George S. Fursclon, Esq. to be M ijor, My/on I.Otti Webb Seymopr to be Lieutenant-Cdonel. Bighsveth Volunteer Infantry. lohn Green, Esq. to be Captain. ilexttOn Volunteer I n fantry. G eotge W , Mignatt, F.sq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. licldswortly Poluntter. Infantry. Hugh Cann, Esq, to be Lietitenint..oolntrel. Invernets-shbe Voluntefrt. Invernesg and Fort Ce' , rge Battalion. D. G. Forbes, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Robert Gordon, Esq. to be Major. Strathglasg, Urquhart, and Dores Battalion. The Non. Archibald Fraser, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. William chi s i„,l, R , F ag . to he Major. William Fraser, Gent. to be Adjutant. ames Robertson, Gent. to be. Surgeon. Phu -Mackay, Gent. to be.Qtiarter-Mater. Glerigary, Mor, tr, and Lettertindlay Battalion. Letterfindlay Company —thigh Caincron,,Gcnt. to be Lieutenant. John Ross,rCent. to be Ensign.. fort William, A ribaig, Moidart. and Eiggßattalient Donald Cameron, Esq. to he Licutenatit-Colonel , Invereshie l.ladinoch Compauy —George Muphersen, Esq.. to be Captain, , Kingsbrtige Nluntrer. Inf4nts. Richard 'Hawkins, Esq. to be•Captaiti. Kbigcleightnn 14 , lanirer Wank,. Ctorge Fsq. to be Captain. Kilmarnock Pulunirer Monett. lames Thornson, Esq. to be Captain. fain Barr,'Cent. to be Lieutenant, James . flendy, Gent. to be Ensrgn: Lamertun !Jauntier Piano y. Richard Parsons, to be Captain. William Sleeman, 'Esei'. to be ditto. • • - L . ympstotel 7 ,lunieer Ty - antty. ‘Vakcliti Welcli, E sq. to be Captain. Abhai Volifnwer lafantcy. joitA Wart', Esq. to be Captain. • 11.Arctor; liotiNfr.fr li/, ory. ltti 1 7. 01 . 3f0rd, rsti. to be C41 , t3i11. btfaittry. Sa , ” Clarterity Volunteer bilvitU• Robert Leg LAI. to be C:iptaitt. Sig(bwry 1K Iwzten Infantry. Robert Manley, ESq. to be Captain. • tVidmouth Volunteer . Inf.:lnv. Thomas Hodge,' tsq. tr.o3e Captain. Sou:bravo', Valunteerinfantry. John TVcstaway, Esq. to he Captain. Sher oitrne 4".dunfeer The `Earl of Dighy to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Cornrnapdant. njor Flajor 11.1,4er to he Major. TO be Cain:tins-- Thoroas Tanks, Esq. - Robert Lewis, S4tiltlei. Nowell, Esq. • Robert Gordon, Esq. , George Esq. George Mayo, Esq. To 'be LiLutenants--Charles Winter, Gent. Tames Crut- Gent: john-Chalre)', Gent. Thomas Thorne, C . ,-1-t. -Isaac St roinhe, deq.t. Thomas .Tucker, Gent. To he Ensigns—Wni. Spoimer, Gent. folio Langdon, Gent. George Eyles, Cent. Charles Matti', Gent. Richard - ittggett,Gettc. Francis Symes, Gent. ' • Tiverton Volunteer Infantry. Blundell, Esq. to be Major. . Tell:nu:out!. Volunteer Illjanhy. Clurles Durnford, Esq. to be Captain. The cullowing Volunteer Corps to be Regimented under the Command of Lord RoLLE. llrriford rolunieer Infantry. Henry Esq. to be Captain. East Bud!tie Volunteer Infantry. john B. Cockerarn, Esq. to be Captain. Otrerton Volunteer Infantry. Treirelyan, Esq. to be Captain. - Woodbtoy Volunteer Infantry. William Woodman, Esq. to be Captain. Great Torrington Volunteer Infantry. Richard Litchfield, Esq. to be Captain. Langtree'lloluntrer Infantry. Francis Kingdon, lisq. ttrbe Captain. P.,.rsutarland Perit.nteer Infantry. John Slade, Esq. to be Captain. &Wand Brewer Volunteer Infinity, John Caddy, Esq. to be Captain. Parhbam Vo!wrier,' Infantry. palm Wilcock, Esq. to be Captain. • 1341ejord Vellenteer„lgiantcy. Thomas Smith, Esq. to be Clpta i n. Commit:km sired by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. To be lleptuy Lieutenants—The Right- Hon. 'Viscount Hampden. The Rignt Ilon. Lord St. John. The Right Hon. John Trevor. AllgtlstUS LUtiioW, commonly called Lord Preston. The Hon. St. Andrew St. John. Justinian Alston, k.sq. John Gibbard, Esq Inseph Howell, Esq. OmPaittios in . the Carnarvonshire ►Militia, tiipted by the Lard Lieutenant, Captain bohn Hamptdn Hampton to be. Major. Elated Sep. tember tz, LS 3. Commissions iii 15'..e Wiltshire Militia, signed .by the Lord Liemtownt. Ist Regiment—Hun. George Herbert to be Captain: Dated S e p t , 14 , ig o i. Benjamin Benton, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 8 , 1803. James Sheridan Nowles, Gent. to Ensign. Dated Sept. zi, *BO3. Supplementary Battalion —Abednego Mathew, Esq. to h e Captain. Dated September 8, 18a3. William Lee, t;e h t. to be Lieutenant. Dared Ani,ust 19, 1803. joint Meniin, rrower, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated August 16, 1803. Thomas Robtyn, Gent. to .be Ensign: Dated September 8, tBo,t. Commission signed by the lard Lieutenant of the County cf Radnor. Tohn Harley. Clerk, to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated September 2.6,18. 3 . Commissions In . the loth, or Inverness, Bang; Elgin, anal Nairn IttAitnent of North British Militia, signed the Ea,/o f Fife, as Lard Lieutenant of the Cwitity of Am, Captain Garden .Duff to be. Major. Dated july 18, 18, 3. Alexander Mackenzie Shaw , _ Esq. to be Captain. Dated above. john Chisholme, Gent. to be Liettren4nt.. Dated December -24, 1802. Ensign John Simpson to he ditto, vice Ernslie, who retires. Dated July tit, .1803 Harry Walker, Gent. to he dittra l vice James Dud; who rclircs. Dated as above. William M'Gregnr, Cent. to he ditto. Dated as above. James Dull; Gent, to b.: EL:4Ol p vice Gatherer, who retires. Dated July 8, %. A lexActiler Barclay, Gent,. to be Ensign, vice Robert Gorden, retired. Dated july 18, 180.3: John King, Cent, to be ditto, v.itx john htmpsort, promoted. Dmed as 4 ,. 4 6, e , Alound c r Weir, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. PUBLIC OFFICE, 17,17T0N C4-I:a.),Libc ES. John Eaton, who keeps a shop in Broad. street, 131.,oinsbury, was summoned yesterday ro.answer to three different Informations, for vending British wines by retail, and permitting the drinking of .the _same in his, house, contrary' to several Alts of the gth, ;Bth, soth, and 32. d of tl - e • The principal Witness in support of the informa tions was a person of the name of William. Jackson, who deposed; that upon the different days mentioned in the informations, he called for, certain small quan tities of British made wines,called Trontigniac and Rahiti rivine, and - that he paid for such, and drank them in the house of the Defendant. He,underwent a stria cross-examination -by Mr. BARRY, Counsel for the Defendant, by which it appeared that he fol. lowed a scholastic course of lnrsiness,. but was a musician " by trade," for he taught the piano forte. He denied that he made--:any agreement for getting a moiety out of the monies arising from the con_ vii of the Defendant ; but he acknowledged that he should consider it hard if he were not re. compensed for his trouble and loss of time,'hy the person who employed him. Several witnesses were called upon the fart of Defendant, to spew that he did riot violate the law. Mr.. LRAOR, however, who was the sitting MAgistate, considering himself bound by the evi dence giVen, to - submit the Dc rndant to the let ter of the raw, and its consequences, witti the concur rent opinion of his 'brother Magistrate, convicted the - Defendant upon two of the informations, and taking the lordship of his, case into consideration, availed hitn , ,elf of the discretionary power of miti. gating the ftr‘t to tol. although he was reluftantly obligrd to impose the full penalty of 201. upon the second information. The Defendant thin, un.ier. the sanaion of hi, Counsel, appealed to the Sessions. A case which depleted some extraordinary traits of youthful depravity, next came under.cupsideration. It was the complaint- of a respedable woman agiinst a boy for an assault: She had detede4.l him in the ad of kneeling upon her child, and attempting to stifle him, the only provocation being the supposed detentiOn . of his top; that when she rescued her in. feint froth his grasp, he turned and attacked her with such violence as to strike her repeatedly with ex. Iraordinary fury and malice. On the boy . toeing called upon to account for such vicious conduit, his father and brother appeared, arid with cpsiderable effrontery attempted to justify it. Upon which a further scrutiny took place, and it appeared that the juvenile delinquent some time ago had altually stabbed one of ,his play.fellosys for as trifling a cause, with a pen.knife ; where upon the Magistrate, on hearing Chili account of the miscreant, in _terms . of just indignation, re., probated the Conduit of his relatives, fur dating in the face of day to countenance such depravity'; ob. serving, that in mercy to the youth, and as one medium of saving him from.the cunstqurnces of so fatal and foul a dfsposiiion, he must be bound to keen sl*e peace, and he wets bound Collar 4C.Z.CI ' raing!y. Pun L/C OFFICV O BOW.STREET.--••A very dis. tressing Case was investigated yesterday: A young man, sh son of a respectable tradesinan at Aylei. htst l y, was brought in custody on a. charge of steal ing a hor4e, which it appeared he offered, for.sale yesterday at Aston; but first asking I 11. and on being - offered, immediately consenting to take it, susviciOn arose that the horse was stolen, and the person offering it was taken into custody, when he confessed having Bolen- the horse from Aylesbury., On . being interrogated :by the Magistrates, he ad-. milted the fail, and said, that in consequence of some trifling dispute with his father about three weeks ago he was turned . out of doors; at 'which time he had 171. in his pocket, being wages he had received lately on returninz from sea, but which being expended, he bn Thursday evening returned to his father, who refused to . receive him ; and, being totally destitute of means of support, he went and took the horse from a neighbouri ng field. The Magistrates,' though highly commiserating his situ `ation, were under the necessity of committing him far further examination. theit COURT OF ADMIRALTY.---On Saturday the Right Hon. Sir Wm. SCOTT determined the g•Ships and Cargoe s , w , hich were easei of the folluwin detained for adjudication • , The'Hannah, Ryan, master.—The Ship and Cargo were re- St(arsti in 'this case except a sniall part ordered for further peobt, antilt parcel of Books. condemned. Foisoket, Vlor, master.—Ship.and cargo restore . Corntnerce Ray, ipaster..--:The goods in this cast,L,vere pro noUnced to belong as claimed. La favorite, Bouchard, master,--This property was re ! stored:to the neutral claimants ; but the questions of freight, and captor's expellees, were reserved. Aurora, Henricksen, master.—The cargo in.this case, con sisting of wine, &c. Was restored. La Rem:lmmix Cosyn, 3nast4r.—This. property was re. stored-as La Bonne Societe. May, .rnaster•--The property in this case uNis restgrcil,. , Vrouw masten—Ship, and certain parts of, 'the cargo, condemned; and other pans admitted to further proof. pERTII, Ocr. S. Michaeltui.Coutity 11/IL'eting was held here yesterday, and iery, fogy attended. In con Sequence of a recommendation from the meeting of Lieute. nancy held on Monday, an assessment of 253. per tool. of vAued rent, was unanimously acceded 'to, for the purpose of raising a sun), to place the Vo. lunteer Corp yet to he raised for the defence of this Coitnty, on a footing with those raised in 'COnse luence.of Lord Ho BART'S circuiar letter of 3d June For. In the course of conversation on this subject, Co. lotmißoa xistax, of Lude, 'proposed to the Meet. ing a string of Resolutions for their consideratii,n, the Import of which was,, to 'express their disap. probation of the unsteady and diSpiriting conduct of Government with regard to the Volunteers.. The motion for 'adopting these Resolutions was seconded by Mr., HAdt3AlCr of .Cairnmuir, who, in a speech of very considerable energy and..itrong argument, reprobated the pusillanimity and indecision which had marked the conclud of the. Executive Governi ment on this occasion. .In order to get quit Ad* the Resoluticeis, Lord IVltTrivm- moved the previous iNestion. , His Lordship stated his reasons for so doing to be, his-dislike to that Meeting hitting as umpires or' the contlud of Administration. In the course of his speech on this occasion, his Lordship expressed UMW doubts as to the propriety of can. vas..ng the , merits, or .demerits of any bill which has already. pasted into Lordsitip. w a4 .f . „1.„ lowed by the tin._ Mr. KittrrAntp, wb o aid „,„ approve of the. language adopted by the. learned Judge. He, tnaintasitedoitat while this M eet i ng found it needled to put their hands in their pockets, and as.far as in them lay, prevent the bad conse_ quences to be apprehended from the titnid, starving, niggardly, freezing measures of Administration, it was the poperest of all occasions, to approach even the throne, and say, thus and thus have we found it needful to do, to prevent more serious mischief. Mter a .good deal hdd been said on both Sides,. Ro a tvrsox 'consente4 to withdraw his Resolutions, in the hope orthe subject being taken up on an early occasion. The subscription .in support. of the additional Volunteers was opened by his Grace the Duke of ATitut. with 'soot, an example which was lite r ally followed np by must of the Nobility and Gentry present. At thOFairs of Braintree and Billericay, in Ester, last week, there were large shows of cattle, parti. cularly of the South Wales kind ; but ihnugh they were off:red at prices considerably reduced, the prin. ciparGraziers Made but few I)6l . 4l)as:ea. Qn Wednesdayias Mr. Box, watchmaker, of Chi cheater, was shuoring near the Broil, with his neigh_ hour, Mr. J. Legg, Mr. B. shut .0 a hare, and pro bably wounded ,her ; as .Mr. L. marched the cover, his gun by , pome accident went off, and the contents unfortunately passed, through the b o dy ,of Mr. Chirurgieal asiistunce was (Ailed, hut he languished tin extreme agony tilt Friday Running, w i lt , ' L, !died, suppOrting his untimely fate with nt yet, ft , ,„ iness and resignation. 'rite situation of Mr. L-g, , tis truly,pitiable. I Published. by %V; WA AM AR MICILR SCRIPPS, lot South M", rot the ?ger, Letiert ter, the Edd or , t poit_ta;d), ~, Naturalists supp o se 14i444;Ky—oitiiI4 Of TApe %.ofL•tt of 'which seven only wrre thought, -to be fontjd.'Y' the hutn.in species. lltfrreot Museams Nave l',-rca.,, than five . at great expence and' trogile in •tolleffing the?e Worms, but none of them is yerPossessed of allte generate ,in the human bodies. The ino , t valuable Collettion of this kind is that i4t No. 7 0 s Long Acre,' and No. '3 . ,' Shoreditch, which is daily visited by Naturalists of eminence, andaentlemen of the Faculty, &C. &c.. - it-is said to cont-Ain mote than tweiify-four different, kin.ls ; and we under. stand . , drat Pr. GARDNER, the Proprietor, is d4ill adding fresh to its variety from his own prglicei . as flesh proofs are given every week. ---. • • At Redbuin, Herts, the Lady of lames Kelly, Esq. 4:4 4 Son and Heir. MARRIED. fohn Carter, Esq. of liamwortjty, in the County of Dot' set, to Miss Snork, of Poole. D/ED. . On Saturday. the 14th of September, in Child-bed, Mrs.' Cock, of York -street, Westminster, iu the 36th year of bet age. go Lately, near Cadleish, Devon, Mr. j. Pearce, aget IA a concealed part of the huusc w as found 600. , guineas 2 7 half-guineas, to the joy of the exe cutors, lie always OW' ed want of money. PRICE 0.1 V tsT Bank.Srock :314 eK.tliv. rldtrys per t %%lc . 554 by - ;per Cent. Irish S per Cent. 4 per Cent. 7h 7 3 per C. R. sal 2 3 per C. Con. 53„ 2;11 it A. rs Ditto S. A. STOCKS, ONY. 4 ndiA.Stock 164 Ind i Plionds is. 1. Ns: I. lc. 1111, s. s. dis. Omnium 9B tc.l dis. i 'bidet . j i.er coil. s, "itt , ) Ants. Milk for Lots. tot Nov. 53 111 24 MOORE-M E, HE. aTs. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES ott TATES, COMPA CT vA ; • MIL? MANSION, FARMS and LANE), near. ElGki: HUNDRED ACRES, a shirt distnnc from Rickarrant% worth,* adjoining More Park, and- Eighteen Miles (coin: London. • _ , TO BE SOLD 13Y ALICTIDN, .By Mr. ROBIN'' , • At G2TraWay'S Cuttise /mu 'C rtitttsdaY the aoth -o f October. at Tweire o'clock, in Lau, garden,New.b til t wallet Stal es rou round and u lkcruly Desirable FREEHOLD, ESTATg. called THE MOORE , : compLisin4 a" 4.li4te' and Compac,t FAMILY MANSION, with Offices of ' v4ll- 1 ^ , ,chaugf!..alley, Cornhill, r scriptiont"latel altered and improved at a gteat sPe nce * Lawns, Plea - - sure-grounds, and tine Sheets of Water t stored with Fish, at ft canve.nOnt distance ; a _,ne't„illeiala house,,:with C irden, Orchard, trarrn Farm -ra . 'ro , 3 "' -"r ; Pasture, whole ..‘ r 4 b t I I e p , ( e l owttectirtuteteSti,;CUreeicileill.itvituit.w. lCheit:icili requisite Building; also two Eligible Farms , with P r '' Buildings, three Cottages, with Gardens and elreliartl3. ~ ..- Waallrd"l7oo7,3LALllCltriesg. (s)ufaroiculilidoillldg tNhiceictnfr.,' sion, and wiihin a Ring Fence (except the Wood, abo u- ;ii Acres) The Marrs!on, and upwanis of 4a, Acres, are ,i hand; the two Farms o; Lease. This Estate to"'" ' s i v • e t il j e desirable prortty,,situlle in the must, beatititulpiri,r I„, County ; the pnneipal part' hounded by the itlve r " 1 within one mile of Rickitianspc;i, three of Watford, , Tili '. from. Uxbridge, and'eightten trona Lo‘tulon. Tile Pitrt2.2 may be accounnodated wit h thelsiit-and fashionable 14101,7, tore of the Mansion, Live and Dead Tanning Stocks I"' .. . a Valuation. . ' the Prg• May bc'Viewed with Ti.:kets. Particular; on , .. mises 4" at the Swati, }ticket.' inswortli ; 1...,:0r Arms, W! l ` Hord;, Bell, He.rtfort, W.itre 11 al, !".,t A iehtp's ; ' Oitie• Saltt-hal ; White' Horse, tixbriti,;:: ; Red 1.1 •,i, lioonslo.:11, at Garraway.'s'; - awl of Mr. Robin', ,Rick-st se. t, Gold _::: square ; where a Plan Ofthe Estate atay ne sci: .l , and. :nor , . tor. v_iewing 'h*d .....1.1"..- To Dr 'S . t i rti ti l t. " o " ll.4 tfi t c 4: ' 1 , 31 1 ,1111( f igir ; 1°-;1 " v"'" --. N_C il.x t:OSED: is a Wink Note, valtie - ' l°l ' 1° ill St R 1 ,_.l , tit, and ..ko a Case of it wor.dtrful alarme d ~.).!, YOUR A:aktiAble A.,ledicine. which Corey lot ~._ you ri.4y liobto pub" lic 1,09 d, it you think 'proper. I am, Sir , .your obedient SANItiEL SININIONP4` • To Samuel Solomon, Es Itl • 1) • Liveri" l ' cl• , • • Dear Sii, setvant, ......,' ot spirits, and subjett to lvi ' rtt i at walk. out of the house. and Witsi for new . three y0„:4414 Y Nile, at the age of 43 was taken ill, sq that she ail t d . Ai idd to her bed with extreme weakness. ' St,f; was , 3 ",`,;,%, , s ow . ul Zi. , llA tlefYt;US all'ecii.ins, treniblin4, dchili t Y , ', - e illo . a mer.: skeleton ; after tryiaz ;he best a dvice id )., i r. 1.4 " 1;i Gib in vain, she had ie,:ourse to yol:r Conlial B3lritif,' ,C ;ii , e '" l, which was purOliz . ..;ed of Mr' Siniitiondi4 vi . 13 "',/ l if ioN , by taking ;Our bottles'. of which sit.: is entirely' .'. some time since, and remains perfectly weii to the 20947 i fits, by .whicli She was. reou ' ,l h. meat of ail her neistibour.., I am, nor Sir, . . tir 'Messes William SI ' 0 Live, verseer ot What- 10.EiN (;1011' combe, 11,.:.ir Bland' I 0 &ober, i SO. Samuel S" ' ")" . . ittimonds,Blantifonl. Yolir obligot humble Sern'tt. co 'Ti t %4 AS Y JAYA; E. 51.1.. t)ear Sir, . b DIStI It 1)E it s , ~ s.hie' l ; No" .9' T FEEL A. it a Duty ineu,ribnt upon .111. c; toioloPi! tei•ii ru.ht . the very great and extrapnlina.ry Chu . . I . 1ia1e.,., ei(rout your invaluable 101:dicine, I.EAlcy...'s IAET" , PILLS. . . At , About two ears ago, I was at; ad'..ed with a V liN; 1.1. t l' ~ New. lirLige-Street, Londrin.i obliged..t 0 1' u t h . a . e as it i,i i6 t a 7. l ii.! e e l Yatattalle•oliiiiii.eAllltir:6l;:tictil.:l3lre'llilinltilcl:l;airli:,,i,vtrle'lyttril.nr'leet'llif'erbat‘3::llllYl7l3:4'cl7l:4;::l' If o ,l lr a c 4h v ario us . Cou TSei of tla ivation, and irtiin beilA ra T ue lent h.,bit, , v a; reduced to a trier skeleton., c._ pvi,e bbj that eel s r i e; too id tt i ll n il l t l s siolityytelarFtEciniyi:t.si i.tctint:snis,s,iitirtre,:redn,Litrti e l e it ttit ; ll, 4 l r e :s. : irin,e , (!,),.: table;Ulcersl,.. lcen ° i .r. ; broughtlt‘ . tit A . relation of mine contracittitig uponEll,o,l to t gases in vytiicit your PHIS' thicV succoc:fi,..,l_ j yd.:o 0 0,- ,, , r ,t ry a llox of them,; !which I thinigh, r , ; ii : l , re h,;.Y0d .. ).' 1 4 'out by peraevering for tv.to or itIRV mon; hs, awl i' il l,T;l;:it'satiot% 6.04,perf,.411ie sores grathially suhsiding ; I j!. l '. ,'"..- ,' t ii:Lit)r, slirettioris, I experienced the thOst thutecoullt'`,„—,,- t,l.i*A. fromho NI p ai n , l o . :e t ii . io r''' :bo w'4e x r , ed ss ' hi l e u l l i rt a l l i k h!K ikg ca u n u t l i eUjit't'u.t3l.").":l!ll estia t h i l b i . sti my health in its original :,tate. ;with the r i L nuat nert-telt ,i;r4 , 1:u. 1 .:,, th 1 1".! S. II S'ilJ .7 7. n o l ea ys n t at S e i . r, Nl ): , : l a eh r e n i l l u c c r. l, j o ti b i l e i4;:d. liiiiit'ole Serva iA Ai g S .; : bo )r; ,. ; i l 6 . li S i c . 1 ; : ::: : a t , l i t e t i i i t tl i ,: t l e i c . be , it . r . lit i , 11°;:17.1.t n , h , jer,:l tn le ,.tie: :t .. being 1 , ;10i..h,...i1, but leave you to .id oyour.oval i_ . 1 1 reintivit and Sold !w the Solo ProprieteNti.- contr. Tito s. T 41. v Lo a , :oer:slur - of ine Itoval Colkg ( `,: t i': ,. -- (4 ..';,, ' London, at liii Ilostvz, No. 9, ~.-4, • / I.:ge — , e i c iittY 4 ,.. s ; ‘Vhere, Atter 4 constaht residence of more than ..,./.,-tire..,,o, Years• ill a practice partieularlY directed- to the r .3 ,; ( 1 ,9 P Venereal Comptaints.• mat those.,Mcideotal to th .) .4ect. Generatkii in both Sexes, with that inviiihthle 5 , " .. 1 ,4 whti.h Nlen 'of his Profession' stitinhl •AlwaYi 01 " In ,i, , ' , Hatters himself, the iolvtLx and Nssi4ca.ne tie i.rat,Uvl pz. 1)' administers to Pcrsons taking this Nl:.ilt.c“'!, i011'• esterhol tti a discerieniy, POMO:, as. an i..Liv.ikit'atiL '"' .• ef to be obtained, and voi:t ot mishiguitY. ~,,,e n er • Also s old,, by his Appointlii-nt, for Ille cOnY L s ,. ,Al those living at a distance, at th." Per: :inter's, No- 3C', ) ,,.,. 1 ' ban's-street, l'atl Mali i the 'To;'Aiip, tie. 1' , 3 , , ..d .. street ; Mr. Pisborough's, No, 7, Fisi-stre,'i-I:,:,`cir_i„l 1 i Steel's, hook Seller, No. ;, li inon -row , Little ': il l , ~:„:;',,, Mr. lla‘ter's Svutti-hrid;;;,, ,h(iinbity..ll ; Mr• -%:' ' !,`,.e I)iibliti ; Mr. 111 every ililinie,h's, Liwip,..o7.il ; Mr. ..^,W411v,".',: :,,,,, iii Chester : Wit by OW rerS.)ll cons:,i..;.- n c.„O, (1r,.2t Imiain XII LW Lai At, it, (it.'i.% tit eidY 2 '. 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