The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

DEFENCE OF THE COUNTRY. A 131 t. t, en - facile& ". An Ad to' enable His Majesty more elfetuallY to provide for the Defence and Scent - n.l! of the Realm, during the present War ; and for indemnifying Per sons who may sutler in their Property, by such 111easures as may be r.ccessary ter that The Preamble states .the eipetliency of His M. jesty being invested with sufficient powers to pre. vent and repel an Invasion of the United Kingdom. The Lieutenants of the several Counties,Aidingi„ and Places,, ite.; in England and Scotland, and tkes Governors of places in Scotland and Ireland,, shall procure returns of numbers of Men. residing within the several Counties, Ridings, Stewartries, Baronies, Cities, aodplaces throughout the said United. King. glom, who shall be of the age of fifteen years, and under the age of, sixty years, distinguishing which of theist are incapable of attive service, and ti hid, of them are erg geil in any Volunteer Corps, or in any troops or companies, and which of them are wit. liog to engage themselves tó be armed, arrayed, trained, and exercised for the defence of the United Kingdom : and upon what terms they ate willing to engage in cases of emergency e either gra. tuitously or for hire, as l, ? artnee or barge..men, or o as drivers of carriages r horses i or drivers of waggons, carts, cars, or cattle, or as pioneers Or of her labourers, for any works or labour which may be necessary for the Public Service ; and also distill. ribbing all aliens aid quakers, with such other pat titulars as it shall be thought fit to require; and also to procure returns of the numbers of the males and females residing within the several Counties, &c.. aforesaid, who, • by reason of infancy, age, or iie. firmity, or for otheecause, may probably be inca pable of removing themselves in case ofdanger; and: also fir procaring returns of all boats, barges, wag. gnus, carts, cars, horses, and other cattle and sheep, and of all hay, straw, corn, meal, flour, and other provisions, and of all mills aid ovens, and all other matters and things which may be usefutto an enemy, or applicable to the paiblic service within the said Places respeetively ; and which of such boats, barges, waggons, carts, cars, and horses, the owners there. of art:willing to fornish, for the public service, ei. thee gratuitously or for hire, and with what number' of boatmen, bargemen,.drivers, and other necessary attendants, and upon what terms and conditions, and of all such other particulars as shall he required for the purpose of enabling His Majesty, and the persons atting under his authority, to give such orders as may be necessary for the removal, in case of danger, of such persons as shall be incapable of • temoving themselves ; and for the removal of all boats, batges, waggons, carts, cars, horses, cattle, sheep, hay, straw, ' corn, meal, flour, and other provisions, matters;aed things aforesaid, or for the • employment thereof in His Majesty's service 'or otherwise, as the exigency of the case shall requite k and generally to give such directions touching such matters respeCtively, as may be deemed most likely to defeat the views of the enemy, and most advan. tageous to the public service, It shall be lawful for His Majesty, with the ad. vice of his Privy .Council,, and for the Lord Lieute mint or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ire. land, for the time king, with the advice of His IVl,Ciesty's Privy Council of Ireland, to order, from time. to time as aforesaid, the Lieutenant or Deputy Lieutenants iss aforesaid, to appoint proper officers to be ready for arraying, training, exercising, . and ,commanding such men as shall be willing to engage themselves to'be armed, trained, and exercised, and also proper persons to be in like manner ready, in case of need, for superintending the execution of the several other duties which may be necessary to be done ; such Officers and other persons to be ap. pointed in such numbire, and under such regulations, as Hie" Majeity, or such Lord Lieutenant in Ire. land, shall think fit to direit ; such Lieutenants first signifying to His Majesty, or to such Lord Lieu. tenant or other Chief GoVernor or Governors, the names and ranks of all Officers so to be appointed, and the putposes for which they are so to be ap. pointed, and appointing such Officers only as His Majesty, or such Lord Lieutenant in Ireland, shall approve. it shall he lawful for His Majesty, or other Chief Governors as aforesaid, to authorize the several Lieutenants aforesaid, and the several Governors or Dfpury,Governors of counties in Ireland, to hold such general and subdivision meetings as shall be thought tit ; and to require for such purposes the attendance oldie Clerks of the Several general meet. ings within their 'respeaive counties, &c. and of all Other . persons whose assistance .will be necessary fot carrytng . itoo execution this Art; in the same manner as is provided with respett to the Militia Forces. The said Lieutenants, and their Deputy Lieute nants, and the Deputy Lieutenants aging as Lieute. mints atmesaid, and such Governors or Deputy Govelviors of counties in Ireland ; and all Jus. tices 01 the Peace, Constablei, Ty tbing.tben, Head. boroughs, and other Officers, shall have the like powers and authorities to do, within their respec. five Counties, ail such gas, matters and things, as 4)01 I , e required concerning the Militia Forces. It ,h; it be lawful in case of actual invasion, or if 144 jesty, or such Lord Lieutenant, &c. as afore. said, shall see cause to apprehend that such invasion will be attually attempted by the enemy, to autho. rii.e and empower the , said Lieutenants and Gover. nuts, or their Deputies, on any emergency, and on the requisition of the Officer commanding within the district, to make such requisition, to give all such orders as shall be necessary for the removal of any boats, barges, waggons, CAM, cars, or ;Alter car. tinges, ilorses, cattle, sheep, bay, straw, corn, peal, flour, or provisions of any kind, or any other things which may be of any advantage to an enemy, or, useful for the public service, and to take the same, if necessary, for the public service . ; and also to give such orders as shall be neCessary for the removal of the inhabitants, and especially suc b, a , b y reason of infancy,- ages or infirmity, bhail be iticvable of re. moving themselves incase of danger ; , an d 4 1 50 , i n case of necessity, to destr , ly any boats, barges, waggons, carts, cars, or other carriages, 'cattle, s h er p, hay, straw, corn, me 2, flour, or provisions LONDON: Printed hi BUCHANAN, M'AILIJAN, (or Bow-Strett, Covqin.Carftia); an , At :he bu N- (3ft+tc s, No. it:, .9trand ; witcre Advertisements Gam PRICR OF STOCKS, “STE DA Y. . .. Bank. Stock India Stock . Navy s per Cent. shut India BOnds s, prem. .. ' per Cent. t 797, 9x4 2:1 . I..xciicti.•iiiiis s. s. int. i tisk 5 per Cent. Oninium par i 6 il dis. i l or cont. con. 73 41 • Imper. 3 per Lent. i per Cent, Itee.. 573ii.57. Ditto Anti. 3 per C. on, shut , • Hank for July Acc. • Hank 1.. Ann. t6i ts..tiS. Cons. tor Open. 59,.. 8i Si VENEREAL lILINDNtSS„. 'Sec. To Mr. Tuoxr.ce e rAYLOß, Surgeon, No, 9, New Bridge-street, Londda. DEAR SIR, IT is with the most heartfelt satisfanirm that , I address you on the incomparable excellence of your in valuable Medicine, LEAK:Lis PATENT Pt LI.S. In the Sprin A:of this year 1 had the mistbrtune to Contraa a Vette. real. Complaint, attended. with the most alarming and dart. gerotts symptoms; insomuch, that I have been confined to my . room for a I" , hOC week together, and not able to stir out o f it ; I hail nu rest night nor day, and antlered tile most excruciating pain and torment, and what was still 'worse, my eyes,grew, weal: and dim, so that 1 could scarce discern any object, if ever so close to me, and; expeeted nothing less than the, total Ida , of my. sight.- , -Prom a stout, healthy, and rat h. corpulent ratan, I . became a Mere S. hatow, and an Obje6t.olpity andeompassion. My friends, had all given me over, and thonght my recovery impossible. In this (Ire n! slate, and oxpeeling every minute to be my las::iris' world, I was fortunately tc.N.:omullerided by a tit!:. :ur to try your ; but having tried all tuedic. to no purpose, and h omit at an enornonsexPol' ,. . utile time before I co-J:1 he prevailed on to Jake ; ..! .r i sent for six boxes, and hetbre. I had talkie them al4, I ; i eon siderable benefit , .my pains graduallyclecre'as'ed, ,•:. (--: sight . grew hetteri and, to the great went of all my triends (after taking three ho \,'. r!v health and Strength WaS pertee.tly restore:l, (thanks to nth G,.t and !..our invaluable ft1e...1“..it,e.,) as well and hearty or. ever i was iii my iite• You are at full liberty to publish this in any mutter you phial. propev, for the benefit •.of i.oklety ;Aid which I sifould li.v 1 7 ,1; ct a relapse., 1 P,:tuaii!, wit t Mutest gra', iti,dz; Dc.ir Sir,' "iii; r obliged Iruni!•4le .. , C;N`Ltilt, R. L.. 1.E11.;11. I.ligli,strect, Dirminghant, Nov- r, 1 7C19. Tl:c above Medicine is tare:•,tiv reconintolded to all Persons that arc in any douht of th . eir beirg C.itrees fire or every Venereal A tfcelion, lurticillarly TO those ahout 7iitcr ing their condition iti it - itf certainly entait.ate every taint lof that 'nature, 4,1 however irlog ~:tatriiti4, or however Linder the appeaial:ce ,ot other disorders it may be; tor 'Scorbutic, C..ki . oittlar, and Cutaneous • Com. plaimq, it is also recoutin...uidod to`be talk:,, especialiy in the,Spring,'Surinuer, and ralL • - PrcpareLl amid sold be toe sole Proprietor, Tim osta s T iY. Log, Member of the Corporation ut Sorgeons, I.ordon, at his flame, No. g, New liridge-Street ; where he %yid rive :Advice, without a fee, to persons t kinc those - P,lts . . , ratid will .answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, on' the sane terms, observing in I cases the most inviolable sectet.y, "no Patient's name .or Lase having been mentiotte,i, own partkular ryquest, by the Proprietor, during time :4'121,3 a( more th,m 35 years.' that he has Itai the conductiro:. an extensive sale of the. above Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrom, They arc also sold by his appointment, at the Per. fouler's, Nu. 35. St Alhan'street,Tall,..Ntall t Mr. '.l{,f. bertscnes Toy-sl)9p, No. to;. Oxford-street; Mr. N0..1, Ilition-rew, Little Tower-hill; • and by one son in every considerable 'town its liogkafil, Sec. in boxe: o f imiy as. 9 .1, each, spultii up, with lull and plain Di. tedious, win:it:by Persous of etcher Sex nary 'cure them selveg with ease and secrecy. N: IS. Each lox sold in Great Britaio is sealed up with a Stamp, •on which, by favour of the CtunnusAitit.4l;. is printot at the Starnp„,oflice—•" T. l'aylor, No. 9 , New Ilridge-street,--to imitate 'which . is E.iony, atnl .11 Lithe; be tpariterfeit." Published by Wu ttAm Aammtx 4.•ltlrrs, joutli ‘l4l‘, fur the Nei-, Latent for the 1F.,P.v . / 1.21;44;50 f r, raOrepor-squarti; must be. addresi;4:d. • • - \YALU An t;e: core 1 . ....1 4tici TIN ivili,..;.-;, ...;:. AGNESSe.t:ORNWA Lie 'Fro BF ?•• SPLD UV AUCTION, - . gy. Jr. CHRIS.-f IF.;, At his , Greatßooni, in Pail Ntili, • TO-MO tR (4 ',' , . 1 ; tlfe t6tlVinstant; at ()no o'Clock, ‘- 1 1 t- 4 JGril -bl:2 4 e I. II: FOt. , t N .II-1..4r,1A.,NP - ' I" l'e - 1 ---k . 'P 4 C, ' - ! 'l, TO i- - e.. feel'ar.eh I 0..,! run opeor..ene }; i ii. . 4104,, :• , ,,ua.,, In -. • 1 ot ST. AC:N ESS it the COU N'F V of CO teN %VA - Lilo''' . in ACTION, and wear cyz:ry appeeraec,,. of turningvitt 3 ; Very Proatittive • Propefty, _the typo t. ot the I:1 S'E'AL .I -• NI EN TS of ONE• El ti Nl/ RE D M.ti NDS each Share Ito been FULLY PAID UP, conSteitently sitejeet, nett° C•Tli on that head,:: Mr. Peter. Walton, of e St. Ageess Min 5.... 4 1 the Nlities, - and answer every necessary questiritl:re.iativt. tie:rem. . , • Cute- Particulars may be had at the Rainbow Coffee-lions!, :. • hill, and in Pall-Al Al I . ; .-' ___........ .-..----, -- -.:____. -- - - --:-.•-•--•----------.---'- ' .K - $M ALL !'ARMY kEA tt Tvrs woßvi. . „ fO• B. sou) - BY ALIC.PION, • By Mr. Ii..AINE, , At ihe.Rainbow Coffee-house, Cornhill, 'on Friclay , n o ct , . , r , . • Tts•elvei, •' ' , A k COMPACT IIkEEIIOLDESTATE pc Pf;• .4 .1. turd, consisting `of a Farm-House and Out,,Beildie,,4 azet tour Grounds of rieb Grazing nod Arable I.ende.coll t3ja• ingaboutl"cAcres, situate a.shorrdistance front the Pietlog e between Tcrsworth aatt Oxford, tour miles from tlfeno lo t an, eight from the latter t in the oeCupation of Mr. Tluot.fs Br iris, on Lease, of which four years are unetftired, at 13 ''' per Annum. • . . who% Mr. Brii.ICTS will permit the sane to he sect , . mid - psorrxiniit:tied:Plitianer;attiilitilga.rsannalavorb:.illianadipltoanki7aoptiltshe; ( l l ;ei rii ) i r t g e e rs , 4 0 y 1. ,, ,i t, 1 ,r tr bury ; Swan,- Tetsworth ; Red-Lion W)cointxt i ": Horse, 0 ribr dge ; of Mr, Ho i I ier,. in ' T name ; dr. c:ar tr " at tare ltainbow ; and of Mr game, I ;'ii 4 Sc.:. Toyer, C:riarlotte. street, Bloomsbury, London. MANOR and ESTATES in BUCKS sort OXON, ~. i'. ;t early Possession. • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION; , By Mr. RAIN E, • r . ' ~, At the Rainbow Cietlbe-host eti i , riday next, i.t ' l6. ' l ' I a Lets, IA) AMost desirable VI NNOR aniVkF.,ENO „lei,: ( T is A ra ß n, : . \ ,e l, l l r y ,l i n ng ri W ie . it i b k i i i n i I, r il i , n c e i te c t at ic i e , „ ba2iitti,‘!vce.lal rwi.ii'r--L01_.1: .. comie.: and TetSWOrin, ilLtaC S token Churell, l'iP'''' t e ' .. 1) , ) , ! ' ; f Dante or Sl'o I)D Eitlo C. E, Containing near 4 ,0 ''" . " - e (' ' Land, in the 'e4itpation of Mr: 'lbotuas Itietee wi•° - noti& tcenuit at Nl:eh:minus welt. freql l o 4 Als , ) a % . ery .valtiable Cerey dud Grizie l':ithl, s - , i aed Tythe frees coin:1161:1g tipv.'ll(.ls of t'3 •''''"'" 6 r- L - 14- . l within a Ring 1 enee, ("ailed A l)1) I N G RO V . e, (114,ettel tour Mike: frotn Thatne, hut I vior within the Pa; i,iei tit Wrs .. ; anit Oakeley, -ire the Comity of Iluckineelante`tir' llrf f "; ; ' . ' Day, -and theretbra•po.sseesion may b e e e e at e,a,iveoaYr. -1 0 i ? Pbi l g ti a t t i t s i; :a e r ?l : ; :r i ;L' iiiit dt .. 4.'r i u . ‘ o lv . :l ; . ; l l: l lld i an i n e e :: lll ,a ( rir ; i : e c : t , i ; e :‘ ( ;: . , iie e: ll: :' .. s : , ': a l CY : i i : 1 7 . 111 : 11 1 ..ii :: 1 , :s: 1 1:. , 1: : ' , :: , :;:.11:t . . . 17 , 1; ;,... 1141:P'fila: I. : : : : '! , ....e.e. in e . • ' 1 L „,,, NVY'flithe; V. iii fe * I lortse, *' t.: ‘bne...i.: : -; 7 u z f s .. , .. ,• ' e 3'fintine ; NIT. C .o.':l' ', SIA;lk- IWI ~- ;IC tne R. :, ~,''..; '''; Mr. Ratiie, Lane . ...:rv::.,.ur, Ch..e:•nie. iti .. .....:, ' l '" ' '7 London, ',ellere a rem May be se.ee. • .......,- .I .a Ai):. ES en ir : C es . c ( i ) i .l t ir ik rt l i ( e ) : l l ) . t)1 I ' - -----.-- 'Van, evi‘ be J.e.cennodattet'wirti - I ' '‘ 4 ' ll:..et'l. ' ' ' „ ' • t e ,t , tipoi ;el. nee...ed.; on tlnir Note or e" ''' • anY '''' ", ,• , > , :l. to isJ,QDOI. 'up .e'!'. . . .' ' ' i ' l e. at thee .','.ii , : nen, up co oit inmes tier,tier, , ,,,; ' ' '-'' .i 1 tates, Dvide.v.e.:: ot Forded Vropcn.y '...,‘ . , e,.tiee,e,,: PenSit.THS, 311 d. ClerZVllletl'j Livings, f ur e e e , see be" P' will be given, aconiing to the :1 , 4..1 or the 1"... • - e , v ' [i i ., 3 4 Apply perstmAlly, or by Lettee ;Ito • :,, :e• Co. No. 7, (.:e.::1-strcet. ('.'sN. B. Expedition and S:e.e.e.c‘,., for v le i t Al i In f. e vil( I 'fransa..',lons for several years. past have. b.e.te reretlee . be strictly attended to. EXTERNAL APPEARANCE• NECESSARY • , io,es T ORD CI - lESTERIIELI) tartictilarly . 1 ' ik .. CleatilineSi" - only • '• • " •t ) t-' tie .6t4.1 - 3 , not 3Y• TIT ..4.._•',..11 l• A`:' . 161 hiti SUCCMS Of our Fortunes in Life ; and with s° ' tie ' to t . complaint as any tiiSeasc that lids i.,.: lea.:: neitelog e sti Scrueula, Indolence will naturally preven t ei ther or ir . 1 • troll' proiitin&by this excellent observation. • . • ERUPTIONS IN. THE letCT:. . , ~,,, Tfie ineonsictent doctrine of thole `t 'c" ''''''.!",ii,cil'adit:Ci ill terital Aeeplitations for 'tactual Compl4jllL ,, s i ,i',-„, 1 :: at e, es the tellowite - -i ill • -lion : 'Will ' ll ‘ t 6 " . i t ' . 4,1 ' 14 to the inside . 'e; a " I.....elitg‘iir .10.4tcr, be rei b n e r ' v , i e le " . ' l ' e: ' p k eetig . s t I :sv e e ° re u ti th b illc y :re:: Reattt: r, e s a 4 : 2 r, ii) w a ' the linunm 11'3i1V : t; alt an intcritai c . o i e i , ns , : 6 iro 'xi tto be alt- • MI external appli;:,tipp "htzs': . (11'..: • 0 t i,„ r idicolus- ' nees of inculcating this ttoetrine, , e'in - t ... „„ ime e ,u rite Dr. BROD U.M's BoTA NI cA .1.. ssi Ito Pla t• . ~..,i , . ill rite l'a l icr , , PA" extraordinary Cures that daily al'i'cA r nr , itur i,., 4 a reAu ciaarly it cases of the above nature : Dr. ',, Id oot 0 a 1 1 ::: 1 : 14 ': n ffia.?l'l.ont ix:. tesnoved by tar Physician ha., Wen, loom) l ' ililV .l i ct: ' er '' l . ll ",! ; i ' s ill . l ib dv i c ii :ti v ie (ll Nostrum Vender. Ills motive for publistulg i 0 (1 ,,, tii , i , o r iintit, is to 5e..331C tin: ilach of clic Pt.o.,c troal t ~ . A „,, that attends external application, has proyixl fatal to many who haw,: placed in it an i e ~:iec n , to his kn_r in sY' ., l l ,7 o,irel e' od COD htit.liCt.!.. _ - • . A Naval Captain in the India Service, Hunt' a lT t ' e gl e `,eat was afilided with a ,Lues Venerta, 4 Nlidshipmati; the earn taint i p ..a consequence t•I! i i i ::, ,, ,, , , to limbs, and the uleerS it occasioned expoSqd ttr, • Hue , !e. view ; by recommendation ofd. Captain tieerge, (~:. ro ,„ ; i: apnlieff to Dr . Brixton, and id three months %. 1 3 :1 _,„.:, but being apprehensive of a return, :is he Was nt ... l l o l `i t e:s which Ite coati: „ ~..e h i s obliged to sail for India, he took with hiin a dool cca jot • of his Ilptanical Syrup, from which tie.kras el:par:en salutary elle4s.. .. ' Ceidilli The , Botanical Syrup, and Restorative .ery ous „r„ ,... 4t, et to be had at the Dodoes House, No. 9, A r..)' o ' l ,,,!, r ieter s t , r b°lti " nt . I). 25.--Ils. hd. and ss. sd, ; .tact by fi,,. ' d K ew • '-e)okseihrts, and Venders of Mt:dick:4.7, in the Unit e dons, with proper dircOiattS. f I,3tiell ti It will IV. neevssary the. 1)oc1or should sec it i , ed tart. Cases by letter or pare/4 to the Doetor t post or eerr Ac r with his usual fee. .. .. -..-. --- ~. e, -4 1 1, lu'r i • - No. 2r), Atundele-ret, .....- , • era( LT A VING ci i . . i •' • '. 1 ""YI , ceate,,,, ttip.-. t .. • ~ ~, in alai JL.,l,.,beengratified by the most eoniiiier.,! , , ''.''., .1 havo branch, which I theught proper to set. .: e e ieg - i not mare misemployed my tune thane - ' esAi i i ri , ',. tensive tied of tho eroli.t..zion, aR.oc,,N , •-i ,, :1.tu,),:,, ; ',.''•iii , : ), " 1 , uncertainty, anti are. cannot al w.ty i attain triaC. 3o .'" - , " ,:e Cow - . acqu,r4.l il i COnCelltrAting .tile jnioncciva; power 1.. , -• of nisorcle rs. . • • , ; or old . 1 he Discos:not Debility are peetiliarlyeiLtr'"' Lli ' ' A nd, OY? briti,e ..Atit t: ler - de traia Of coacotnitini Synipt l3 "' r s 00' . ; ' depres Ilion of ail vital cner - ey, c eistent:n itt;ell b.::7 , )1) 1: 0 , i ll 41 , ; I tcred. \lWieether 11;ey ' erise , nein .theepreveiclicc,` hors" ample, the denreteive habil i s - . of se'emee.e.y,s, or lilc . e rai , " cuscable induieeneci .Of 11144t1Arity, ,!,,,,- 1, ,i , iii': tiny II:1,0f Icitluous prole:st.mal s r eill ; mut wet i !re - e. it ee obs- , i s k tel / by the" ignoranceelenethatetted men, t:ao.4ll4l)toilli 31- vated, and the conAtiturion is destroyed. ,_ card 12 As :i :',.!‘ -.,' e . nt . the. Royal COl lege..of Stirgeoni , , 16al te• merly . ; , , 1 ~.1 the A rm,f.,. I granco. my pr- t''' tric' I gularti'. . ,L. .:. , one and possessine..eyetry.PrtV ii- . 4° . / 3 . 1.c,1 1 I . rice ; l• i;,'; 11 .' i entitled to t:l3t contidence w :th ' ! have le: i,,; , . e . , ~, libeially honotiret ..• „ i i ca tiel .- In tie !, '. - ~-, :' , .oeis of Incal weakness, early" attt .t 0 ,1,e 0 *ill ii....:. , .1.„ 1 1;iv ela Debilitated Ffinfli3 ; n' 4 l 4 . 4110 -the 'utterer, Iron. . ..- •,!.. etusitess of rite tinithol itle ee tetilli / elt vice which ile, '.. ••.• .11,,i - dr ROW, is rearNi of flu.t h i i iir :. or censure of his :.: , ;lily I? hysiCian, and. brcods .0v‘ft r ,',....,/ fa tirrnity with care; iii concealment, it Must be sittistaclV bet him to be. assured, .not only of. capability of tie't l t N" ' , ' also of the Most inviolable secrecy. , . „ r iver 01 zdiy, 1112 Venereal Disease contaminete3 ta l e `( (S oi tetiti L. 'life, the seeds. of i: ektence are poisoped by•it, tl , .is iiikinxi le r tie indiscretioe cil art unguarded inelo-,'„ in ' Oil!: , -lIT recent v,..lieit:ift carnplaints it is pOseilde to Prr".`o.,e it i .!.,. (tenger, or dii:reisi ; shat in the illOSt complieate.., ‘ e e ilie , e the acquirement .01 exelusiveexperiencelo this it" 1° , . 4' a sate, certain, and snee,l..., re-establishment. -, . ~ of c itr I otter the a-iv:tillage of alai' experienkc tai titc''''' y ; pa l . 4, sex Miner," athlete with any kind!ofitebelity, orf.ro,o 0 corns of Venereal •Inteitiett, and Wall casesAl ' t I remuneration are sdited ~it the first intervieW. lit; :1 par., Patients - in tie.: t....olitary are evpcelcd to i, i ' 1 1,n , ...', 3 , 0 e 0 ' NOW, azut are :requested to spekity t titer age a 0 t , i_ . 1! , . ,1. ,:,.,e, 1 hying , as well as the existing symptoms or the, ' 11 .1 MAR .rit4 II R L li, .ir o r i t 10 , . 4 Mcniber of the Royal College of Surgeonllt)l:ll,:e_elle' i No. 1.,,, Strand, Arundel•street , Ileitw're ln i t .' 7 , i s an .1.1.11:Iona! entrance in Water- street X221":::1.......j d 1 • - o any kind, nr any thing which may be.of:advan. tage to an en !my, and to remove, destroy, or r. n. der useless any ,house, milt, bridge,-m other build, it gi or any mitter.or thing Whatsoever, and gtmq . , a4lly to do and ad in the premise's as the public sera. vice and the exige,cies of particulat.cases shall re.: require. • Persons who may enrol themselves in any yolunl. teer corps of infmtry or cavalry, subsequent to the date of this MI, shalt not be liable to be called out and placed under the command of any Genetal Officer commanding within, the distrid in which such corps may be fOrmed, • except in conformity to the terms of their offers of service, , and except in case of actual invasion, or of the adual appearance of the' enemy on the coast, or of- the danger of invasion being deemed so imminent as to make it advisable for the authorities aforesaid to give orders for the removal of cattle 01 corn, in inalinfrherein.before mentioned: If the Commanding Officer of any corps of volun teers in Great Britain, who shall be appointed under the authOrity of this Mt, or who has been or shall b e appointed under the •authority of •an Aa passed. in the forty.second year of the reign of His present Majesty, intituled, An Mt to enable His Ma jesty to avail himself of the offers of certain Yen. man and Volunteer corps to continue their see. vices," shall make any false returns of such corps or company, with intent to defraud His Mljesty ; or if the Comitanding Officer of any troop or company of yeomanry. in Ireland, shall make or give any false return or 'certificate, every such Officer shall forfeit and lose the sum of two hundred pounds. It shall be IaMUI for His Majesty; or for the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to_authorize any Gene. rat Officer, ,or other person commissioned for such purpose, to survey and mark out any piece of ground wanted for thspublic service,and to treat and agree with the owner thereof, for • the possession and use thereof during such rime as the exigence of the ser vice shall require; and in case the owner, or person having any interest therein, shall refuse to enter into.s,uch contract touching the same as shall be sa tisfalory to such Officer' or other person, or shall be unable to do by reason or infancy, coverrure, or other disability, it shall be lawful for the person or persons so authorized by His Majesty, to require two_ or more Justices of the Peace, vhcie such piece of ground shall be, to put His Majesty's Officers into immediate possession. A jury is to ascertain the cdmpensation which ought to be made for the possession or use of such piece of ground. The ne cessity tor occupying such ground shall be first cei. tified by the Lord Lieutenant, 80. - Compensation is to be made for whatever is taken for the public service, or is destroyed or re. moved. The Warden of the Stannaries in 'Great Britain shall procure like returns to be made, and all other matters to he done touching the sinners of the coun. ties of Devon and Cornwall, according to the cus. toms of the Stannariesoand privileges of the working sinners, as ate hereby required to be done by . the Lieutenants aforesaid,•touching other persons resid. ing in the said counties of Devon and Cornwall; not entitled to the benefit, of such privileges. His Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the City of London, the Lord Mayor of the said City, and the Aldermen, Deputies, and Common Couneilmen of the several Wards of the said. City and Liberties thereof, and the Constables, Beadles, and 'other Ward Officers of the' same ; the Consta ble of the Tower of L , ra don, • Lieutenants ,of the Tower. HamletS, and the Deputy Lieuteeants of the sail I-Lmlets,, and their several. Officers; the Justices of the Peace lot the Tower Liberties, the C6nstables; and other Peace Officers ° within the same ; the Warden of the .Cinque Ports; two an. tient towns, : and their Members, the Mayors, rats, Justices of the Peace, Constables, and' other Peace Officers for the Cinque Ports, two ancient towns,' and their Members ; and all other Justices of t)te Peace.; and all Constables wed other Peace .Officers within their respedive distriets ; and all other persons having authority within the same, shall .put in execution the powers and pro. visions contained in this Mt, in like manner, as they are respectively authorized to put in execution the several laws respeeting the militia forces of the kingdom. . The acceptance of any Commission, under the, au.: thority of this 'An, Shall not vacate the seat•of any Member returned to serve in Parliatnent. Ilievespettive Clerks of the general and subdi. vision meetings, Constables, and other Officers re. quired to, execute. this A, d and who shall execute the sane satittfadorily to the Lieutcnaots, shall re ceive such compensation as they shall be thought to deserve. In case any Constable, lieadborough, Tything. man, or other inferior Officer or other Perlon, shall disobey any orders which shall he issued in pursu. ance of this Act, or shall obitrtia or hinder the ex. ecui ion'thereof, upon cony iaion of such offence shall forfeit and pay a,siun not less than 51. and not ex'.. ceeding tool. and in default of immediate payment, such offender shall be committed to jail for any time not exceeding three months.. If any aaton shall be hroughtagaitist any person or persons, for any thing done in pursuance of this Ail,' such aaion . shall be commenced within three months next alter. the fact committed, and not after. wards, and shall be laid in the county or place where the Cause„of complaint shall arise. This'Aa shallhave continuance during the pre. senthostilities with France. This Mt, or any of 'the provisions herein con tained, may be altered, varied, or repealed by any Ad or Ails to be passed in this present Session of Parliament, SCO7'L4IND. AIRD9, JUNI 4. WE have this day had one of the most violent thunder storms ever remembered. The lightning struck an. old thorn in the farm of 'Slogarie, in the parish or Balmaghie, and shivered it to pieces. it then divided into four branches, and kill e d n i ne black ,cattle belonging to Messrs. lime's, tenants of Mr. Livingston, of Airds. One of the cattlehad its hesid buried up to the eyes in tite earth'; ,t,-4 '3 lightning in its way tote up a stone four men nut have-moved.- There 'Was nytrk.ort- any t)! the c4ttte','"e:icept tl,stOne t)f their 'had the hair singed on its hind legs 'and belly ; ansl - they were al: very much swelled. It also killed a very fine cow belonging to Thomas Gourley, cotter, in DruM; glass, same parish. Mr. Livingston -.ree;ive4 a slight Mock, similar to that given by an elearical Machine. SPORT! NG JIVE IGENCC ASCOT AACES. TUtSDAY, JUNt 14. His Majesty's Plate of too gs. _ . - Mr. Britson'h b. m. Novice, aged - t i Mr. Prince's b. g. Heart-of-Oak, aged • - % 2 Mr. Sadler's b. li. Sir Bertram, 3 yrs old - 3 dr. Five tot on Sir. Bertram ; atter first heat to to t agst him. A- very easy race. , . .-. The second and last year of the renewed Sweepstakes of togs. Mr. Coventry's ch. f. Laura, by Pegasus - • - t Sir CharlN Bunbury'aPamee .. Pamela - .. Mr. Abbey's b. g. Little lohn by Calomel - Fivedo 2 on Laura ; and s t o .1 against Pamela--a good race, and won by a neck. The second and last year ofthe renewed Sweepstakes of togs, Mr. Ourand's Morgan Rattler, 4 yrs old - Mr. Ladbroke's Georgina, 6 yrs . old - - - 2 .TWO to I on Morgan Rattler, who won quite easy. NEln. ARMOU:f 11, JUNE t 3. Arrived—the Harmony, Dingle, and SUSUIIIa, Miles, from London ; Industry, Haddons, from Hull ; anti Flo:4, Arts, from I.ive.rooOl. Sailed:—the lennyi Peters, for Riga. • POOLE, JUNE 11, Arrived—the • Prosperous, from Emsworth ; 144.rk. Spurric;r, from Rgoisgaie; . , l'fincess Royal, from Landoll and William awl cat)wine, Pratt, tram Sun. Berland . , - • Sailed —the David., Wilkinson, for Newformdlarid ; Atlive, Williams, and Dart, King,,, tor •Purtsmotith ; !nailed, for London ; Pomona, pencil, tOr-Liverpo f i ; Pro sperous, Mason, for Rochester ; and Sea-gull Ravezine Cut ter on a Cruize. GRAVESEtin t JUNE 13. . . Passed -by--the .I.ady Ann. Barnand. from the Cape of Good Hope ; Princess Royal, Scott, from Jamaica; AndrO, teeda, Stewart, from Grenada ;. lamina and :Fanny, • Glad, from I - lavannalt ; Mary, Coleman, from Sligo; Isabella, Green, from Charlestown; Freiland, from' Rotterdam; Good Intent, • Stapictort, amid the Nautilus, Schemer, froth Bremen. • ' - Sailcd—the Priscella, !imam, .for Pcv:rslwrglf; Cornelia, ----, and the Yoorsigtigheiti, -----, for .Ani sterdarn. . . • • • •,111/IRRIED., On Tuesday, the 7th inst l . at tastle-7.ll:nzies Lieu ttrc.int- Colc o niel Archibald flutter, al'itiochrico Miss Very I:ti zies, only daughter of Sir /lob-err Menzies, Burt. . DIM), On the 4th inst. at Forglio, Scotland,", the Right Hon. William Lord Baia . On the 31st ult. at Eclinbiirgh.• Miss Can Cloag, second daughter of the late Rev. 1)r. William .Glo'ag. On the 4th inyt. at Ecitiihtlrgh, aged 22, Miss Elden Hos sack, youngest daughter of the late Rev.. A lelander flossiick, alum. • The same thy, at Ilatuilton, Patrick Scott, Esq. of Kirk land. On Tuesday seinnjght, at Glencaim, the Rev. Mr. Grier son, Minister of that Parish. At SAtton Parsonage, Andrew Waid, I:sq. of Dandee, late Lieutenant of the Royal Navy. On the 24th of March last, at jnmaira, in the 17th year of his age, Mr. folin Gibb, son of the late Mr. George G ibb, ihrtnerly of Leith. Yesterday. s'nniglit, at Flaci:ney, Miss Rebell°, eldest tla}giiterof tbilate David Alves Rebell°, Esq.