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Prefer the LONDON GeiZETTL, Nov. 3, 1603. Lord Chamberlain'i.Ojfice, Nov. 8, 'BO3. Orders for the Cowry. gong into Motirning on Thorsdarnext, the jo'h instant, for the late He. veditary Princess of Mecklenburg)) Schwerin, Prin. Coss of Russia, viz. The Ladies to . Wear Black Silk, fringed•-nr plain Linen, White Gloves, Necklices, and Ear-rips; Black or White Short,. t•ans, and Tippets. Undress—White or Grcy Lutestrings, Tabbies, or Da.. masks. The Gentlemen .to wear Black full-trimmed fringed or plain Linen, Black Swords and Buckles. • Undress —.G rey F rocks. Court to c . hange the on Thursday Mourning th . e 17th inst. viz. The Ladies to wear Black Silk or - Velvet, coloured Rib. bone, l'ans,_and Tippets, or plain White and Gold, or Wnite and Silver stun's, with jlla is Ribbons. The Gentlemen Illack,couts t and It or'. plain White, or White and Cold, or White and Silva, Stull Waistcoats, full.rrimmcd, coloured SWorits and Buckles And (fit Sunday die zotitinst. the Court to go out of Mourning. Ordnance-Op?, Nov. ;, 1803. R 74/ Regiment of .4, tillev. First tiententint William Roberts to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice P. Dick, deceased. Dated October z 4, 1803. Second Lieutenant Courtney Cruttenden to be Virst Lieutenant, Nice Roberts Dated as above Brevet Lieutenant.Colo net George Bowater to be Lieutenant• Colonel, :vice 11. ROAe.r, re iretl. Dated Nov. r, IS4. Brevet Niajor Hans Shrapnel! to be Major, vice Bowater. Dated as above. Captain:Lieutenant Joseph W. Tobirito be Cap tain, vice Shrapnel!. Dated as above. First Licutenalit John Feat to he Captain-Lieutenant, 'Ace Tobin. Dat,:ci Its above.. Seilund Liattenant Peter Faddy to be • Firt.t Liiittenant,..vice Fead. Dated as above: Irtrst Lieutenant Edgar to he . Q,u4rt er-N1 aster , vice Drnonnolid, promoted. D4ect October 23, 18.* I: 0 1 5 Crwnner Pei-weer of the 10,, , .41 Regiment I:J./fru:lay. Johtt . Bly the, Gent. to be Lieutenant-Commissary. Dated OA. 34, ; s q . Get". to be missary. Dated Oct. z 5, 1801. , Cnothwis.,ivrs 111 , the First Royal Regiment of Tower. Hamlets Isitlitia, :Feed the Z4P'd LietitenJnt. Data Nov. 7, tBo3. Robert Lowe, (lewd to be Ensign. William Valmer, Gent. to be ditto. • aniooia,abas Royal Lancashire ke.giresent of Militia, • /Yea 4y the Lord. Devito:rant:. To be Deputy Lieutenants—Alexander Earl of 13alcarres: Dated March t 5, 1793. Samuel Bower, Esq Dated July 14;-- r 803.• John Kr arsley, Esq. • Dated August 1, William Cross, Esq. Dated August 6, 04,3. Joltn War. son, Esq. Dated ar e above. William Philip Earl of Sef.. ton. Dared August 12, I 803. J ohn 1312ekbiane Waver. tree Half, Esq. Dated as above: Thomas Hippon VaVa. sour, Esq. Dated as above. Thomas •Royds, Esq. Dated as above.. Daniel Bayley, Esq. Dated as above. John Barton, Esq. Dated as above. John Horrocks, Esq: Dated at above.' Thomas Low, M. D. .Dated August 27, 18 Pb Ist Battalion. To be Captain—Joseph George Wilkinson, Esq. Dated 'August 24, 11103. • To be Lieutenants—Edward _tones? Cent. Dated August 2.4, 1803. Itarn Lindsay, Gent. Dated August 25, 1803. 'Maar Gent. Dated September 0, 1803. Fletcham Kirke, Gent. Dated October 7, 12 , ..3. Henry Williams,• Gera. Dated ()41.oberi,' 120. To be Ensigns—John Torbock, Gent. Patel July t, George Olivet, Gent. Dated September 6, iilo3. John Harmers', Gent. Dated Odober 8, Otos.. 2d. Battalion. To be Lieutenants—Barnard Daly, Gent. Dated September 27, 1803. Edward Grove Winbult, Cent. Dated Septenibinag, allo3: 'Thomas Swetenharn, Gent. Dated September 29, 1103. 'Thomas King, Vent. Dated September .30,. tBO3, Alexander Jordan, Cent, Dated °donor to, MI. Thomas Sinithyes, Gent. Dated Oaober To be Ensign—Richard Seatle, Gent. Dated September 29, 1803. 3dlattallort. To•bc Major-4hotnas Heath, Esq. Dated September 6, 1803., To be Captain Peter Baron, EN. •DifeeSepteinber 20, 'lBO3, • • To be Lieutenants—George •Grinnnett, Gent. Dated Sep. • timber 24, alai. Walter Death Bedell; Gent. Dated September 26, 1803. !antes Holland, Gent. Dated Sept. ag o 1803. To be Ensigns —Riehard Warner, Gent., Dated August t 6, 1203. Henry Pennington, Gent. Dated August 25, William Kirkby, Gent. Dated September't, 180. Corainlitlon: of the Cornsty of Forfar, signed by the Right Hon. Lord Douglas, Lord Liemenant. • To be LieutenantXulonet—Major John Laureason, Dated July 21,.1843. To be I%Lijor John Carnegie Fotaartnn, Esq. vice Lauren son, pruinoted. Dated I uly To be Captains—Lieutenant %Valiant Forrester ; vice Far. waltarson, resigtml., Dated May la,. 18a3, Lieutenant David Lauder, vice Bower, resigned.. Dated May r 3, itBo3. William Ailatdice, BN. • Dated • May ra, 1803. Th ,, ms u ruce , Esq. Dated May re, 1803. Ineriteriant lahn Sinitir. Dated May 31, 18.43. Lieutenant Robert DOE - Dated June t, .1203. The Honourable Charles Douglas Dated July r, 185.3. A. Leith Hay, Esq. Dated July 2, 18.3. To be lieutinantsLaEnsign James Blair. Dated May 6, 193, Robert Duli; Gent. Dared May 5z,1803. George 3 nuts, Gent. vice Forrester, promoted. • -.Dated as above. George Fairvveither, Gent. vice Lauder,proinoted. Dated May 13, 1833. Ensign Urquhart Murray; Leith, Dated May 14, 1803. David Barron, G e nt. - vice Smith, pm ntoted. Dated Juno It, 1803. John Cribb. Dated July t 3, Otos. James Dick, Gent. Dated Aug. 5, Iso3. 10110 14411'11, Cent. Dated Aug. 6, 18°3." Hum phrey. Donaldson, Gent. Dated August 7; .8t.•3. Menzies Fullarton, Gent. hated Sept. a 6, 1803. Alexander Ci 011102066, Gent. Dated Sept: 27, *203. TO be Ensigns—tames Blair, Gent. Dated: Feb: 25, 13.3.: James Urquhart •Murray Leith,-Gent. Dated March 34, • 1803. John Munro, Cent. vice Blair, promoted. Dated• May 13, 1803. Alexander Donald, Gent, vice Leith,_ pro- . motel. Dated June 2,'18.3. lobo Crabb, Gent. Dafed lung 3, 143. Alexander Cunningham, 'Gent. Dated ept, 26, 1803. To be Adjuratit—Thirmas Clark, Esq. with the Rank of Captain. Dated May 12, Iso3, To be Quartermaster-:-John Munro, Gent, with the Hank of Lieutenant, Dated January zi t tgol. To be Surgeon—William Hainaton„G,ent..vice'Nimmei, re-; signed. Data May 16, Iso3. , Cimaniitions hr ibt Norfolk Militia', sled by the' Lord Licute. eastern Regiment. Lieutenant Workhouse, of the East Dereharrt Yeomanry Cavalry, to be Captain, vice Captain Sir George Iliograve, flart.,prornotud. Dated ()doper 27, , 180. George Shaw, Gent, to be Ensign': Dated Odober 24, 1803. Commis:inns - iii the :Forfar' and Kincardineshire Regiment of • Militia, signed+, the Lord Linaenant of ,rincarontitire. Sir George Mulgrave Ogilvy, .Bart, to be Captain. Dated • kW 3 0 063. • ;obis Douglas Young ; Gent. to be Licute. swot. Dated - July 2,1 SO". Joint Watio2l, Gent, to be ditto. Dated Sept. 7, 143. Alex. Stott, Gent. to be tags. Dated July 2, 1803. Ralson Light tune rokonterrs. Rev. Ricbald Snape; A. B. to be Chaplain. Bast Delmn-Gesnlsneen and Yeomanry Cavalry,.. John Bowden, Esq. to be Major.tonarnandanr. fames Lardner, Gent. to bc Lieutenant, vice Cann, resigned. South Devil Gent/eaten and Yeoman?" Cal:4kb. **wholes Browne, - Gent. to be Coinet',• vice Henry Browne, . . „ Alcoa GRlngernt7t ana 1 rem 7117 Cavalry. William klicktiird, lackson, Es(p to be Captain: Suyonbridge liutunterr Cavalry. IttrnesYott, Escli• to be Captain. John 134,1 ti, Gent. to be LtetstettAtit., Hole, Gent. tuba Cornet. Air,,;(!ratai's Geottlesmed and Yroatan; Cavalq. Captain Thomas Bowen to be Adjutant. Williams, Gent; to be Cornet, vice Henwood, resigned. Llptourry Gentlemen anar Yeomanry • Cavalry. 'William Oke, Gent. to bt: •diskton.uni-r,Unt Irc,:untetr 'Tqfin Urnocl„11 sq,...tri be Lieutenant-Colonot.Contintmdant. Chadwick, 154. to be 1. ieutenant. Colonel. John Stltith, En. to be Major. To be Captatas—Williatn Lees, Esq. Edward Chadwick, !Ng, lulin Lever,. Esq. James Smith, Esq. Samuel L'ecs, Esq. William Hilton, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Sampson Taylor, Gent. Edward Lees,. (lent. Joseph Thorueley, Gent. John Gibson, Gent. Sanuiel Lees„ Gent. Robert Moss, Gent. 'Kim Carb. ' siite, Cent'. To bet Ensigns-,Thomas Brown Biooke i Gent, fossph aqick. gent. William aylor, Gent. William Grim. slim Cent, Thotna thult, Gent. To•be Chftpimn—Rev. John tiouhinson. • 'co Adjutaot—Robert Lees. Got. To be Quarter-niaster r John BrAlfey, Gent. To be Survoa—Tristraut Ridgway, Gent.. B4rnstatle Proluoteer brf4ntry. I'a he Second Lieutettants''Henry Drake; jun. Cent. To. seph Brinley, Gent.. Jotuitioris, .Gent. Bat , : Regiment ofEolwntelr blraintty. Ralph Fletcher, Est'. to be I.4soCcnaqt- Coloncl-Commancl ant. lohn ilradsltaw, Esq.' td 'be Lieutenant-Colonel. Richard Ainsworth, Esq.• to be Major. john S. Lawson, Es , ;. to be Major. To Captains—l ohn Gardner, Esq. Robert Bolton, Esq. Wehard Ainsworth,-jurt. Esq. 191 m Grundy, Esq. Jo seph Pickering, Esq. NMI Haworth, Esq. Thomas Bolling, Esq. Richard Woundward, Esq. john Gray, Esq. George Crockett, Esq. To be Licutenants—lohn Grunshaw, Gent. Richard Top ping, Cent. Isaac Dobson, Cent. Samuel Fletcher; Gent. Robert Lord, Gent. Chadwick KnOwles, Gent. William Crompton, Gent. Edward Kearsley, Gent. tames Lomax, Gent. Daniel Haslant, Gent. Andrew Knowles, Gent. William Woods, Gent. Isaac Shake. spear, Gent. Thomas li. Barnes, Cent. Jelin Pilkiv. ton, Gent. . Andrew Orsele, Gent. Roger Langsliaw i ' Gent. Robert Yates, Gent. lOho Scholerotti, Gant. Ighn r , or. cent. • 1 o bi Ensigns—Edward Platt, Gent. lames Leven, Glint. I.%;arSisl, Gent. Robert Topp,.Gent. Joluatn-. ton, Gent. IVilliam, Knowles, Gent. loh n Grit •y, Gout. lohn 'Grundy, Gent. William Yates, Gent. rtomas [ones, Gent. Tone Coaptain—ltev. Thomas Bancroft. To be Adjutant—lames Ware, Cent. • To be Surgeon-1 hotnis &titian!, Gent.: . (To be eensin4o4) BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Dec. 27. Edward Eagleton, of Cheapside f grocer and tin. darter, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. is. Edw. ia.wroncc, of the . Strand, bookseller, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Stephen Faulkner; of Manchester, cotton-manufaaurer, to surrender Nov. et, 22, and Dec. se, at three, at the Gold= • Lon Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Cursitoe.. street, London; or Mr. 1-iewittfManehester. Geo. - Duncan Groskey, of Basitighall.street, Blackwell- Hall-teaor. Nov. ta, aft, and Oec..ao, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr: rd,rjr Thotnes,,Bearbintler-lane, Man sion-House-street. Rich. More, of Ittlesweith, SutEilk, linen-draper, Nov. 12, 26, and .IJec. ao, at tett, at G Attorniee, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old. lew ry, London; or Mr. Cusande, lialaswort rt. W in . Booth, of Manchester, totion:spinnn, Dec. c, 6, end 20, at cloven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attortuts Mr. Knight, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Cuoitor-street, 'Lon don, Abraham Darby, of Maidenhead, Berks, tirandy.merchant, Nov. iz, 19, and Dec, 22, at twelve ilt Guildhall. At. tOrniea, Mr. Clarke, Satllers'.l44ll l Che.ysitte; of Mr. Hunt, Maittenhe44. _ _ Alexander APMiken, of Chelsea, , vidualler, Nov. If, at •two, 7.3,_ atone, and Dec. 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. At.. trinity, Mr. Hudoway, Chancery-lane. licnjlinin Townsend and Benjamin Hartley, tte Old change, London, leather-sellers, Nov. is, at t wo,•ag, al naa • and Des, ao, et twelve, at Guildhall. Attonties, Magri. Swain and . Steven, Old lewiy ; or Messrs. Steward and, Pat mer Yarmouth. Thomas Browne of Jewry -street, Aldgate, woollen.drapri Nov. 15, - 26, and Dec. 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ' , Anson, Ely-Place, liotborn: john Scott, ot Dowgatc-Whart; London, anti Geo..Losh, of Newctistic-upon-Tyne, faaors, Nov. t 4, zo, at one, and Dec.. 2.e, tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. G regsoil, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. Sam. Wilson, ot Birmingham, grocer,'Dee, 1, at four, and ze, at elocti, at the Red Lion Inn, Birmingham. At twilics, Mr. Richardson, Montiment-Yard, London; or Mt. Moil:, Birmingham. • v pato Upton, of Kai-Lion-street, Clerkenwell, pocket. book-nniker, Nov. 12, Is, an Dec.. 2.), at one, at Guildhall. Attfiniry, Mr. Eaton,, Birchin•lane.. Damittick of High Hclhorn, printseller, Nor: tz, .and Dee. 20, at'onc, at GiiikliralL Attorney, Mr. , Holship, Bouverie,:Street, tleet-str...ct. John Willis Graves, of Holhorn, hatter and hos;er, Nov. tz at tart, x 6, at twelve, and Dec. •att, ten, at Guildhall: Attorney,. Asa. Syddall, Addle‘street, Aldermanbuty. 1)////13fiNDS. •. ,Dec. 9. 'Thomas 'ones, of the Old Passage.Housei Aust, Gloucestershire, vintner, at the Rush Tavern, Bristol. Nov. 29. john Marshall, late Of Workington, linay-drapei f , at one , at C;oildhall; London: Dec. s. Kith. HOdges, of Shrewsbury, druggist, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, fihrewsbury. Dec. 2. G. Johnson Emmett, of Manchester, grocer, at three, at the Commercial Inn, Manchester. . • .. Dec 6." •T. Jackson, of Whitford, Essex, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 6. J. Curtis, of Oxfordovlate and brandy-merchant, •at ten, at London. Nov. 30. Mat.' Campbell and Wm. Teesdale, of M4tichetaer, • grocers, at three, at the Unicorn-Inn Manchester. Dec. 5. E. Wall, of Shrewsbury, i nnkeeper, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. Dec. to. Sam. Holmes,. of Thomas-street, Southwark, ship-owner, at ten, at Dee. 5. j. Hlakeway, of' Shrewsbury,, woollen-draper, at tvlelve, at the Talbot Jan, Shrewsbury. Nov. 30. H. Tredwell, late of Wolvercos,. Oxford, dealer, at eleven, at the Mitre. Inn, Oxford. fan, at . I. Norton, of Drury - lane, viaualler, at ten, #t Guildhal I. Nov. 2 5 . Florian Gating and El 4, Johnston, of Saint Mary Axe, merchants, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 29. j. KedVC4, late of Chandos.streel, dealer, at one, at Guildhall. . • Dec. 6. P. Davies, late of Blackfriar's-Road, hatter, at test, at Guildhall. Jan. t 7. Ribeiro Furtado, of , South -street,. PASLltity: square, merchant, at ten, at Ctuildhall.. Dec: r. I. Webb Horlock, Wm. Anderson, and 'Valets Jones, late of Bath, bankers, at eleven, at the. Argyll: , TaVern ' Hathwick, Somersetahire. Ded. 2. Wm. Steane, of Ansley, Warwickshire, maltster, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. , CERTIFICATES. Nov. 29. -Wm. Boardman, of Liverpool broker. Adam Scott, of Workington, mercer and draper. fables Gavern Nicholls, of Goblsrbith's - low, kiSCitisey ) bricklayer. J. Delver Wilson, late of George -street, pawnbroker. J. Marling, T. Heaviside, and T. foreman, of , Barge r yard, Bucklersbury, Manchester warehousemen. On the nth ult. Messrs. THOMAS OSIV/iseD and JOHN CLAY'S carp ruins,: 'Edrington, near Bet wick upon Tweed, wire discovered by some of the servants to be on i're i and soon after the wh o l e buildings and machinery were entirely burnt to ohm The fl hoes raged with irresistable fury, and as Mr. CLAY'S mill was only separated fro m M r. OSWALD'S by a gable wall, both were soon in one horrible blaze of fire, which prevented the serv ants from saving more than about 6o bags of flour, and too bolls of wheat, belonging to Mr.CLAY. Hap. pity no lives were lost. it is supposed the &re he. gan among the machinery in Mr. ClawAr.ws and was probably occasioned by the want of Oil. The lois is very considerable, and will be severely felt, as no part of the prOperty was insured. LOU DON - Printed by 131)CflANAN NI•M I LLAN, (of !low-Street, Covent-Bard en ) ; At thcbun.Oftic SI NQ, IZI Strand where a idivertifoviests t Order, I NORTHAMPTONSHIRE: YOL'jNTEERS. THE above named Volunteer Corps, under the command of the. Earl of WEsTMORLAND, being composed- of many of the tenants of his Lordship, and other . Gentlemen of fortune in the neighb;ur. hood, had their Colours presented to them on Wed nesday last by the countess of WESTMORLAND, who, on delivering them to the Ensigns, made them a speech in a most energetic and animated man. ner, in nearly the following words ; 46 . I accept with pride the o ffi ce of presenting the a Colours to your ,Regiment of Volunteers, and I 64 feel it my glory that I owe my safety and Pro ! . " tedion to the.courage, the valour, and the up " daunted intrepidity of the. British charader, " which You ore now called upon to exert in. defence " of youtActligion, your Liberty, and that happy " Independence which has rendered you for so long " the envy of surrounding Nations. It is the in " veteracy of that jealousy which proves to you " the value of what you have to lose, and in the " cruelties which are now threatened, you learn " the necessity of vigorous exertions for your own " defence. May that zeal, which you have hitherto " shewn, animate you in the. hoar of battle ! and " may your Regiment, my , brave Countrymen, be " amongst the most distinguished for Loyalty to " your King, for Courage in lite moment of dal,- 44 ger, and for submission and fidelity to your it Officers l" It is perhaps needless to observe, that her Lady.. 4hip loOked exceedingly bean tifur upon the occasion,. and was habited in a .v,ery elegant military dress, corresponding with the. cloathing cif the Corps.- - - After the Colours were received, the Regiment was reviewed by General GWYNN e, who expressed him. self highly. satisfied with .every part of the military evolutions and firings. of the Regiment, which Was .truly wonderful, considering ,that they have not been embodied more than six weeks.—After the General had dismissed the Corp, with his thanks . •frr,their great steadiness, .they went into the. Ear-I Of WESTMORLAND'S house, where a, very hand. some entertainment was provided, and every man sat down to his dinner, to the number of 640, in a very comfortable manner. Three bullocks, io sheep, 'soda vast number of pies of different sorts, and too 'plumb puddings, constituted the principal part of the fare. Large casks of old strong beer . were placed in the large Halls where the Corps dined.---The Officers of the different Companies at tended at the table to see that every thing was pro vided and conduded,in a proper ,manner the noble Earl himself attending and superintending the whole. The Officers then partook of an eligant en-. tertainment provided for them. The whole of the afternoon was spent in a most .convivial happy man. ner ; a number of most excellent' patriotic songs: were sung; and the weather being remarkably Vile,. the lads and lasses danced on the Green, inspired `with the merry drum and fife. In the du,k of the evening every man retired to his th ho m e ,,c great e r e_inam()st orderly and decent manner ; and, i to of the whole Corps, not one transaftion occurred to throw the least gloom on the general happiness of the day.--Marry respedable 'persons came hear forty miles to witness this enchanting speaselei sad it is supposed that near sow, pstsons were &sent: COIWNER's INQUEST. Tu Coroner for Middlesex having summoned an -Inquisition on . the body of JOHN St mrsoN, late of the 'Bromley Volunteers, who died in conse. goence of a wound he received by the bursting of a musket, the jury met on Monday at the sign of the Hospital, in Whitechapel road ; and after hay. ing seen the deceased, who exhibited a shocking appearance, the Witnesses 'were called in and ex. ammed. William White said, he belonged to the Dromley Volunteers, and lived at the White Horse, near Bow, where he w o rked as , a Distiller ; Witness knew 'the deceased ; he was employed as a Maltster by Mr. Milwnod, of Bromley. About five o'clock last Thursday afternoon, Witness and the deceased were together in the Aromley Corps of Volunteers; the Corps went to Mr. Stoney's fiekls, for : the pur pose of firing blank cartridges ; the .deceased was in the front rink, and after fiv e rounds had been fi red, the piece of Mr, Sell, who was in the rear, burst ;- Witness was also in the redr rank, and at the instant of the explosion, received a violent blow on his arm, which benumbed it for a considerable time after ; the deceased, who was on the left of the Witness, fell at the moment the piece burst ; he was immediately conveyed, much wounded, to his own house, and from thence, to the London Hoipi. tal. 'Mr. Sell, who was unhurt, appeared much agitated at the accident, and the Witness had no reason to believe there,existed the least be. tween the deceased and Sell. The latter was per.' feftly sober, and she Witness could impute the wound received by the deceased, to no other cause than accident. James Low,. servant to Capt. Muir, of Bromley, staid, he was a 'Volunteer in the Bromley Corps, and knew Simpson, the. deceased, who'belonged to the same company with hitn. The deceased stood on the sight of the Witness in the front rank ; he heard the report of the piece that. burst, and at the same instant the deceased fell against the Witness, afterwards to the ground... While..on the ground, his head appeared deeply wounded, and his right eye started out on his fall.. Nlr. _Sell was much alarmed, at, the accident, and the 'Witness. believes the same to .have happened without .any previous Ale. sign whatever. Th e Beadle of the London Hospital stated, that the deceased was brought to the Hospital on Thurt. day evening with his skull fraftured and quite in sensible; te underwent .a surgical opciition, and four splinters were extracted from the frAitured part, by Surgeons BIAZARD and 6‘lll.ti (:he banes were shewn to the Jury) ; he did not recover his, under. standing,. but expired on Friday night ev e r } . Means being used for his recovery without eked. WALT.A la Eq. the toroner, thCa ad. dressed the, Jury, observing that lie c;m eeive it necessary to clatuine ,M r .. B el l, w i me feel. vote. Sestarps, (ot atit \t , it• Punlislicti by WjLttAM A. Ik4 ref the Paler § Lour, for the Editor, Occr(toi;-paid), ings urn the sublet were , a!ier;dy much hurt ; • • believed it Wr.s obvious, by the testimonv of 'lx Witnsses alrendy esolmitied; that ilic:deeedsect c;lrce by his death in. cunstburnce of. an 'accident detached fromtiny desigol.he would not, rlterefi , r, call the surgeons who attended the deceased; ot take op any more of the Jury's timei as he : was persuad- - ed they were sati•ficd. The Jury, with a general sentiment, expressed their entire belief and satist:idion that the deceased came by his death accidentally. He wa: a young man of amiable manners, highly respected by his triends in Pacmley ; his unfortu. nate death is consequently the subjea of much re. Bret. BIRTII. On the 17th ult. the wile of a tradesman in Milli; after being zo years married, oilier first child, a girl ! 111/IRiziEo,` . . Last week, by His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury" at Lantbeth Palace, R. E. Doncornbe Shkto, Esq: to Miss Eden, daughter of Sir john Eden. Bart.-' Yesterday, at ILickney, by the Rev. 1. 1. Watson, Tho.:. Ms Stilly, Esq. of St. Mary Axe, to Miss Travers, eldest' daughter of Benjamin Traveis, Esq.. of clapton: At St. Mary-le-ixiiine Church, Nathaniel Evans, Esq. of Carher Lodge, in the County of Cork, Ireland, to. Miss Parker, niece to Admiral Sir -Peter Parker, Bart. Monday, at St. Giles's, headin g , Samuel Pococke, Esq. Captain in the 12th Battalion of the Army of Reserve, to Miss Porter, daughter of ady Bolton, of the Island of sc. Vincent. • • DIED., . On Wednesday last, at his seat at Chars ,01 Kings, in Cl"cesterOire, Dotlingon Hunt, Esq. On Satuiday se'nnight i t atter a short but severe 11 Iness*thst Lady of Edmund Lechnierea Esq. of Hanley Castle, lit, the County of Worcester. On M...ntlay sennight, after a very short illness, at' up... cock AbbeV, ( A le Scat of the Countess DoWager"of Shrevife*,:' bury, Sir Walter Montt, hart. aged 35. • • After a long and painful illness, the Lady of Henry Lana' b.!rt, of Barton Court, in the County of Hereford, LSq. SII 4 was sister to the late, awl aunt to the present Lord Boring— din, of Saltiam, in the Courity,of Devon. In the Wind of Dominica, on the 22d of August last, alter a few diva illness, Mr. John Wardrope, Surgeon, son of the late Mr..Wardrope, Mid Calder. On Thursday the 27th ult. at Portsmouth, Mrs. James. Pearce, wife of Lieutenant James Pearce, of the Royal Ma., lines, arid claulihter of the Hon.' Mr; Koper. On Wednesda'y the ad ir.at. at Watford, Hcrts, Mr. Samuel Deacon. Attorney' at Law,. On T hurstlav last, at Southampton, aged 77, Mrs. Rich ards, relics eithe late Pramis Richards, Esq. Captain in His Majesty's Navy. • R ICT O 4 VEST& STOCKS, ,a.►Y. Imi Stock 1631 India bonds b. s. dis. hr. Nt.s par Is. (16. Omithun dis. Imptr. 3 I.er Icnt. silt !)iila Amis. 8 13-16 i Bank for Celli. for Nov. Di Bank Stock 141 i 2 - Noy 5 per cen.. 271 fr per lent 179 , , 884 g Irish ; per Cent. 78 4 I.er cent. Con. 6Bi 3 per C. R. stilfi 3 per C. COIL S 3 ittnicl.. ts 7.. i Ditto S. A. COURSh OE .EACHANGE. Tu4sOkl, Amsterdam 36 7 2 us. Madrid Ditto, At sight 36 t Ditto Rotterdam - jL Et 2 us. Bilbao - 34 7 21 us. Leg - • • 45 Altuns A 34 8 26 us. Naples - • Paris t ciay's ifs. 24 i 4 Patis, ditto, 24 18 2 us. G Venice etlu ti t ! BourdeauY., do. 24 ;8 Lisoon 00 Cadiz - in paper Oporto - '7k Di*to . 7 - 36 Med v e in parer effect vq GOVERNMENT SECURITY -AGAINST (-DUN... • TERFEITS. None are Genuine, without having " Stoat.. 50 1 .°N 614 .? Livetpool.9, engraved in the Stamp : and Ten Pounds ti.. 2 ward, for every Ilditle staid without a Stalin). e'he i i , a l tt . 1 convidion, under Ad of Parliament, the 4.24 1 Gee* "`" Ch. 0. before any justice of the Peace. _,. Dr. SMOMOFI's CORDIAL'HALNI OE till EMX H"invaluahle kestorari ye WS beedadiniiiiSke.. ed t in private practice, with the /16test 51ccess, years, to youth and age of either sex, w ho ate egitalit aeries o the objects ot this most powerful. cert..in. anti eiti !dual Itel ‘ P storative, Whe re the s t 9 nnt,:h is disordered, the bod) It; for a • weakened ; paleness, h t mily decay, emaciation, and the cycf sink into the head ; where nervous, asthmatic, and. ItYPc!'• chondrical complaints . have shattered the constitution, ti„" .. cc c.a C our u c u r Li al •l it i :a r l a nt , i Repot it may i bt i b o as i e esh . :j u n i i n t n i s v gi t a e l n y r :e m i Inlittimeersyctri:::butcirna:TH latielii‘ici_tikoiatnnscgcessr:t:trioti:i:::::trigo;rieeef2t, °• those happy discoveries, which Medical reSedttiti has pro', vialen t Pertings, tiatulencies and obstroctioni, itis a sitit anti efficacious remedy. The first symptoin. s of its gem' fleas are se.renity and chearfulitess, b. 'removing head-ache" rlAi %veal:ham, lielVia and lowness of spirits, ifintr i rs', of sigh Tr confused thoughts, and wsiderings of the Mind, vapour* a li n ig T c l eg ni h : 13. T he. equal o .. S ti c rd : a h nv i a et a a il . 1 1Y :ii i gt ::liiltrn:dtN,OlilifeinCisiekaiStl;ll.tiiil:l:Cilfl4::::::l .tilltel,iylitt.i:bl37:oc:ltitti;t c il l u e? l , l4e ti p iasl ic l r t i s c ' e p . a ll o s:):: . a-Guinea each`; there art also liottici,• price 335. contain-- 'saves us. including also the Duty; the St'unP of "liich b"ri the Proprietor's ?canteen:l Addrels, " Samuel St/101110 , Lt verpool," to imitate which is tidally. , • - cpelienhV o l el es.; The Cordial•B'aln't of Gilead, Anti A mpetigines, and A stergent Lotion, enesloo ii:byt.urita:::::::t4glidt.e,i.loGif apnlibdiuclr.greoltitei;ires4mlittui.l:3,abc:trel pa . id, ate ['e'er -sty. I, a ret : b ec ; il ! e i ! T h : 1: tl; : rilic ; a llu ill• l‘rtlt4;t Bristol, ew Ilulgin ; Brighton,.6reVirgood,' diu te i • Cambridge, Hoiln l ; :i C a t l i B v : et : r g } r ! ac , i) :: ll:3° ,: :l l (l° ; I : : I :A n : mlngliain, Knott and Lloyd ; lietfotti, SA:1011 I ' set., r, , Keyiner ; Canterbury, Simmons t_ c 4, "" -i er,6ter: . ), _Chatham t. Etherihgton ; Cheliosrord, clachar t ~..,1 0 . I iol and SOO ; Chichester, Pltillipson ; Cirencester. 3Viljoge: Chippenhany, Combs ; Dublin, Dinoiale, .Ne• 7. ) ‘'';),,,,r,r, , court; Derby ; D rew ry ; • p lutii i m , i s cor ,ingtint : , Rog I , • Neales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue' N't s ,",•o d e i t Dartmouth, Jackson ; _ Edinburgh, Smith. North,...“, —;20,:.: Enter, Trewman .and Son ; Falinouth, Elliot CI ,rear: ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M•Donald ; Liv.erPt )m i L . o n, druggist ; Leeds, Nina, Holnies ; Lincoln, Drop' ; 4 0 ., Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, f T.i choster, Thompson ; Margate, :.ltriwei Nlaidstoneii,tw.o,l,k_derf Nlariborungit, Harold ; Newbury, Ful ler,' Atiee i 17, 4 , castle, Walker, ElOolgson ; Nortllaniptoll Dicey . ; 11 "1,„ r a e I, ham. Burbage ; • Norwich, Stevenson a i nd „Co. I 4 2 )4 .",„ ~t Jones; Ply mot* t It, Dock , Flux land; ' Portsniout h. head , ,r. Reading, Smart and Co. • K. , etiester, Etberingtnn ; ' Baker Fr e is , Sergent ; Shrewsbury. 'Eilduwes ; Southampton, vi Staiford, Morgan ; foainford, Newcomb ; Sultriefhlik i i, ',.1,t; I , Salisbury, Coilias; Scartioriugh. itayley ; Taunton, i'-,•••••th,, Tanthridge . W e lls, t.. 1 -, r , 0 ,g - ,. ; Welit , EVill ; Wer" 0 ,..., Wood; Wiodsor, lilaiteney ; and by all Venders, ot . COOL"' Medicines in the linited'Kingdorn. • • I.; Three' Of whom maybe hart. a neva dition, being now- r .7 14 ,imired.rages, - price 0111 V ZS. .. . SOLO W) N's Gill 0 i•''. TO iiiAL rm. ' ~ fry- . or advice to ta,411 sexes, poehoodriac, and Cost, , ,iiipii ye Coinviaints. T1,!_: .,, _ ..... recommended to yourrg Illel. Ml.l iilys ; ! - t:ls !von til t ' ~,,cups 01211 y year,i experience and ooserv,ittoo on - the , v , l ic h ,:;, coi.s...vizii,.es,ot a iC....mt 'atilt! (teStri.l,l,-rt 'Via!, 1 t ro ! a:i ,,,... Ull female diseases, Nervoii. 1, , • a&l.fd An Essly on diseases in.:Went to females; .0 v. i ct. ; .:,} .1. , PeadiK ‘.ll tb.! subjett of a sniitary and welt s, c_ _..*,. ' 1 7 2 , an Aodreis to Pat-ents, G ;co-allots, TaltOrS, 30 • .." 4 1 ,.., C ce.) ,,r , .: h3Ve the care' and ed.l.3aiion of youth. liltewiff,Viliiftrou lj,thing, expl.onin.' the mode of tre.ainept, 0, ... - , ILL, , , King's E vil, t ,ou , , 5t .y... 2$ ~t t it; Soir‘o . 1..,,r05!,, , „ t een sin.f• u nLins,n, and Ve....rieai 01,..-ase ; cautions to pm _,„... !,.. - ~. ni l " 'tin. attriain4 sate of this 1104: wthe Ws. l 4 ,, . it,tri:v(4lA;tliuetfiiniftvitt.ll)l4per **thii:eXiotl2i Oilliyroper t i res_ t „, tr . i c -T rii to 411.4:1"*., t, Gtoavelor-ittwivii 11144 t be Atitiresled.