The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-25 00:00:00

rt i ~~ '. ~•.. ~, ~, } r~, Lt . ? . 41'. 11 jC . ..R.;Ar C A R Ign 1 ,• ! 7-1t1644:1i „ is RENetti; ist.l2;:t.:3lV.C4tirt wits foi ihree:lmurs;,and a , half occu . '", v ied tirc ilicols'siorrof Titiest ian' upon the Case cif s•togke point was. this :4 o,,,Ae.i:teiotin'iloriwgeliEcorrie insolvent e.tiled his eredil. kogatlier Ailey ',avec& to take a- givewsuin in e/thilroutuii• aria 'to allow:4411y time% to , pay ,that oftitteCreditors refused to come into the corn. ,Irptiiitiottitikiesa the Delitcir 'could'lnd hint the secu!. periont tharthit compo i sition money . when' it bccame .The 1)ebtO1 . . .., proeyrethhitn! that - Security, a:third person:did gnu: iraineg.thevaymerrt of that sum when it became due. The question then was, Whether this*gur , rantee — of tit tltifOliersOrt, that the money. .should -be paid at talieltiMe -itipuluted; -by the ilaukrtirt„ was.or was not equivalent to a sum of money received :by such ....0 gre,d4or.i . ,ft,lr, if sc%, that wars, i n contemplation of ~. ,Vl.l , .- , AI itIAIJ Upot) the, . other .Cretittors----The -. upE1,461 . , - 1 1 16at this. additional srcutity of a third v -ReFsntiiif,Acri.,t9 thisittle Creditor, was pl.a,cing .111413,1r1,11iett,a r t sitnat,ion, than the rot of, the, Credi; tAgitt...aP . :rOkull, ......if,lirhad sum of a su of money ~ Act..3gree 41,), Ow CEm.posit.on, and, therefore 'a fratki • eiiiwil the.f,Rth.s.c...ltedit.prs.„. •. , NOUlsii v. PARKWR. s was:a Motion for a new. Trial. It .was an iiirY'Upon a Policy of Insurance to recover a cutn trf rnoroly,:ibr grinds that: were vi Raged, find pl un :leredlitlt of a Dattiili ship.—The Policy was from London...to lltreeloria,•andtLe plunder wasco4unitted in the :tietrrFe of ,.. that voyags. , , near the Coast of Africa. The vessel .was ,attacked :and robbed by pirateg, - who, after having taken away all they , arty v.thre, tether proceed on her voyage. „trAvas prayed:that tile-ship at this time .wits tailing with ballast onlyil buti.that the Plaintiff, who is a Dattei . hail put slups ,a4d other .articles secretly on but which were. trot regularlyclearedat : the Cuirtrun.kuuse.—Seteral 'tradesmen were called 'to pinvt at the Trial that th eyiltad'sold thesediffrent stticlevol slops, .&c.- to the: Plaintiff, 'and ib e Ju r y foun.li a Veralift for . the'•Plaintiff. , •.A' motion was inaAef.oc a ne 'trial,. on the ground drat the whole of , this Case was a Fraud upon the Under,write,r.— Mr.,GAattow had piC)Credeci "a; certain length in shelving Cause againa this, Rule flir a. new Trial, *hen; ' 'the git tir Itr s.r . lc: rt•s ;lid', tinir -Ae Cottit were or of;iiiinn. ituii-it. cOnsiderd6le degt . e*Ol . doubt rest t d- - ort this 'Cise,' artcl v. that they , re' disposed to •afit' a nt.k trial; 'oil Condition the rnotteyishoold be .broo9hr into Cotirt.- - lule absoluei aecbrdingly. . • ~. .Mr. On4it.g.e made a motion . rtzlinst an Aitor. . 7 , *icy ,k,f.the c ourt, wtose Tl;trllc }lc OW not metition,- for, ii iliac fo she . tv, cause why be should .not 1 , 4) . ....-. . ~ • „ •RvArlaicortsitteraille sum il illQiiey noder ,thetie fir. C.Phittncei : . Nl4 , ,rtr,s. Mit t.ro, li•toker, hod ad. l ylitliCs4 4tia , ri`lid large tOlll5 pi motley, (gr Gentle. ps9.9f the nitmeof §prig.r., AtAast.thcse C . ;..title. : isrli t it,F.:•tate,,s Vi' e r ..:., oriler 61 ,to he .s,ohl for t he re; Or.' ,t,lielit t,t 11.i,,tioney, a: d . they heiitg„.ahroad at. Tiviro , :, gav, t ,, a, Wotan( at Attorney tO this pro- stpp r il C.titiclnan, to sell , hc'kstates for them, .R - 4, -to ~.r:-ive the money. kle ~ , I d the Estates ac. ca,rlip & ,, , ... ti. I,C received the ro mcy, artd re.)eat. e'illy yrotti,..c.; tie Ntartios, the 11.,p,k , t.'s and - Crtdi... t: -, ,,., .. ...1,..'•,.,. Sbnger, to.,gi*e . I t.tent the mun,ey, . but ,I er w; RI ,`i. ~ tor ntM retond on like sod.lett, a nd e... Li s i.,l to ,a.. 11 , ' ,,, i , , that he was nut de in pay.. 11,',',' it t.) ,ii . , , bit tiw Nle:i•,rs. So&er,, on whose be: hail It,. 1,:,d re , ..o.Ncd. it, and they were not here . 16 • 0r41..r hint, 4ti : ihil!„ i)!:i now ,kept the Inaney in hiA igtd ,. ...,:t, • .' . . . were decidetlly of , orinion they could not r intttriore try, a huilvotary way ag.ilmt this ttor. ttey4: tietaiued the Iminey tut - 0 1 %644s ito ail might l,‹ brought agaiust-bitu. Ritle.rttused. ' . 111011 COUR r OF ADNIIR.ALTY; DOCTORS commons, Nov.'"zz. This day tho WM. SCOTT deter_ iti L iticcl the followiii :wise of Ship an d (:argo t . yr,cte (tell) , !or ,n!itto tton ;.-- jolq.4o.pgistc, 11 , . Mata, .tuastrt.- , 7 , This - ship W544,14:4 1 .41 411dr.b'Partisii , colourk, JOuntl oo,a Sflrl.ksurci*l L ottloy helpngin to Spain ) , to, the,otn. tlk4r)cottlyity,,,,w4Wai‘opiured by liis ,INottjt.,fity#4 private ship of' war Regulus, C apta i n White, 'atui Citr.tiflt F 40 4 141). '..leo , theTtlirculthetaptisrs it. viis - eonteiicted, that theltis , hat btitst het isi t4t ion anti sea r4li : by - t 114 iapttifetil'iitrip, a t l" ther e r ot t he r r o7 pertrwa4 - lihbre 't a b confida t ion: • • Oh b> half of the cLithatils it %'vas sllbmitted: by ehtriiC'ourCs'ei, tiult cv a s ie;.hon to corn. plain of the inklrycotTnnitteti by, the (le,tepu n t tl of this shit' toid th:d•thi. Sp.widt priper . ty ; that on the..ap. • pt . r;,och 144ster anti crew tneti..ty ittt thcowi yes in a posit:up of defence,,frt>tn tt , e'api4:-Fici.lfir bei;lg ittvickeil Tiler Cyttft ret,trAreirthe. ship, anti cargo,,9ni also pro.riteitylc,td,tpol.,...(a charge op the captors) to he di4pibutell snio,o4.l..that pat ; of the S l ut-6 b l ' crew; vcrli( ? were i ur ur,cic r ,restraint their , artival tit Falnyul!,, ;tna irtserlie t t the tpiebt ion of cubto unit ditnitges, . On Frill; y last the C4rps of C.mterbury, cottittiancleclis.y waS IrlSprned Lieuteoant.C:donel F. Gokf, Fi e ld „ Offiet-r and 4/ T. . ter going tne yarioul tvoNitioci ; „ the C o m... nel Wls plea,ed io nluer-ve, that,,,in point of steddi. newatid.rtppointnient,, it trio liy.,Etr the ty r ikt h .Corp s he had ykA,seeri; and tlyt sl)ould cupicquertet report ii, to Irerriv; d sr' te of. di •', 1 1 . , sts iP . he lii for any service ; die suine rime, however„ he r e currttnended y:ratiuus in, ifje drys and limbers, 'temirkirig as they were, it would in4t.e then too eiiiispicuous,iu ease of ;lethal ser,iee. N D At tltc ort: priived:4ll,,jcilANA,N .mcKm.L A,t , /, (allow.stmet,. covent-uartien); and ntAishtd bY WiLLIA AN:litelk SCai stiN.oiisgc I , No , sj,z,„Sq 4ri fr o t ; wtiCre• . rr~ents ,; g rdrrs lot the Pelt'', la ter, for the Edit or ers, of south hicit , • SNIR 1,14.41164.**; no O J. 23 S led—;llA Miry; Patrtorspp,, for ‘13 0 .001).; ,Robert 4 Sara ;;Wilson, and Prike4s..(lraine, for 'ronningen ; C 4 cord Petersen, for Keil.; LanassA, .W34l‘r, for Stall For J.,l4_Arrinillind Vow Gesina,-KlaisOn; tor Embdrii. - BIRTH. On e ge l‘ H -t o h n e . i s l . l S t t .4 o'po std at f l3 l"d ltid o rt f aSSeaLr.aye' Northam MARRIED, • , ()n-lVetiresti iy Ent.. at St. Augustine's Chttreh, - Prist Capt l iin k;toige Hagar, of the Bcd:ord " ilitii, to M Soplaia ,W054,:0i; . .t1ut City, ttr hara• - • 1 , Lieutenant Clime, of the , c 1" itegT,lnen4 Miss lio . ytf, eldest daughter of Captain Boyt , of the siltnel . . At, Fotres, . the: II th inst. Lieutenant John Inner, oft 66th. Reginterit of Fain, to Nliss Ittargarut, Mackiritovh,,llii daughtet=otbir. Andrew Mackintosh, merchant there. ‘'• a • On Tuesday the lad inst. at-her !wise at'Clanton, after short illness, Mrs. A gace, in the Sotit.year of bet age. On Suntl.iy`inorning last, at her house .at.hagstnit,. Mc Butler, ‘N , iitow of the late j dines F.bq On tl* toti, init.—at his hottst, lies' Dublin, Math lard: - lisq. of t tte County taf,l4onlifiltin. At Leilb..on the rash ittsr. c:4pt4i . ti Thomson lit of His-Majesty's ship indefatigable: - ' On the sztii of March last, ricar-Ktitehtilvrah Fort, Of th nottli Pillcitgal, Major A o berl NairriisrOttie 6th Regirna of Nati‘'e C and son to the late R . obert Nairne, formerly St%o..d in council at Fort Marlborough. He via b> a silo, from - 4 Illatc1140:k IvhiJe gallat#ly leading +s Lis ttcginrei:t against M rebkilions At Ettitibtirgh„on the 15tli inst. °fa paralytic Stroke, It . ;Ankltew le,.eaper of john's ColLe.lioAse, , :.t Stitliivi `Cie',l3:ii instant, Mrs. Mary Casupbett; of Mr..toini Campbell. Atl..itinainoclt, on Monday ae'nnihti Mns .\rli , Hu . tc.,r• )Quog , :.it daughter of the late Bailic . l.)as:4 (touter, inetL; atre there. • • On Frictoy last, at her house in Poittefrilei, Mrs. Eliz:,bCtil Wuxi, sister to the late Sir F. Wooti, 13.4 rt. aficlitsvvorthi in Viart,sitire. . (wiz. --...1111.11nre ,4 • The foiloAting Letter so, honourable to the. f-e, Arti t;f" 'the' Ntltiurilw A., thor, that ve~ think it our.4ty'y to 'ple`st9t et" to our [}tough it is"ittir'es:.‘d to a partiCular Corps; it con'tains sentimeilis and nbsovations that I , e,,ipplitable to th whole of the NT:)liviteerService. It is highly gratifying to the iihilosopliic as well as pvtiotic mind, to see a m Ift of elevated talents ern, ploying those talents in dill rent provinces, aryl. in promoting the .wrifare' 'of leis COuntry. ERSKINE:TiIIy' hive a bias in his political principles; 'but it is'eVide nt that his mind is limo enlarged to feel the influence of that bias when the honour ::rid interest of the Empire are at arid. that he is by no means to be classed those who " To PARTY give up what was snide ter MANKIk~, f To THE MEMBE R S or Tax LAW ASSOCIATION. „ GENTLEMEN.' " When the return of businei3 ' . obligati me to a withdraw my se lf for short - season, from that daily attendance 'which I had 'Jegularly - siven from, the first establishtnent of the Carps, I was aiodous to assure you that I should soon resume it witll en. • creak.ed zeal and attentiOn.• The Order, however, ,? . f . the 33th of oJober, was Sitffieient to shew that bad not forgotten the application of the same dr. cumstances to others as, well •as to myself,, by its Confining for the ;Arrient, the fi'eltertil Musters' anti.; EiCise of die whOle 'Battalion to two days in the Week.' It shout.! Undonlitedly, be an 9bjE.!Cl with every Volunteer ,establislottent to reconcile, as much as poirtible[its - pledge to the Public 'with the duties and occupations of common life; an enemy' would carr • t'llis poin t t o a c e rta i n extent , if he :cou l d dis. , turb a people which he knows he cannot conquer ; bet it appears' to; me,' that even in that secondary objeeb, the enemies of Great:Britain may-be equally disappointed ; because Volunteer establishments al_ -must- to any event, (eventhough comprised of men of business as we are) miry be created and retained 'in an useful state of discipline, without any such pres Sure or iricoovenieace, : if a well - replared. system' is .actopted, !and,firinly.perseveredin.' The , instruttion of a Soldier may be divided into-two parts. That Miry be separately instructed in, and that whieli cati.ool. be petf:ametl, in combination with others. , . • to the fi r , t, Rectuit,pliy heftaug',lt in a very short time indeed, ant! at his owtreotivenienc( , , by proper 'persona provided by . the Association, t h e complete-use of arms , a nd a ll the postures aid mo tions-of d Soldier; and afterward* .by . uniting - with iathers in small numbers & snap in the . tame Manner be very-soon prepared - to join in the - evolutions of a Battabon.• This lard. attendance is by far the most 'important, beeausein AsioCiations of Volunteers it compfehends the instruCtion of the Officer as well as of the ' . instru6tion of 'Officers may at fir,;.t view appear offensive Pt an Address to a Mili tary 0/9)4 hat it'is w h at am most• anxious that every Gcn_ lleman-should particularly attend to,. and which I consitter robe equally applicable to nayself. 'ln 'regular Regiinents every Officer most be 'presumed -to be 'fitted for the station to which - he , has'atieceeded by regnlaf - grada tiOOs . of service, and he oughr to be removed- 'if he is not. But` whole natioCi.risetr up spontaneously in arms . Itt the call caf a sudden'emergency, such a stiete of knotv. ledge is nor to .1.4 exp7C;ed; rite Officers are gene rallyeleeted for qualifications - enllatcral , lo military .capacity or experienee, from their stati•-ns, in socie.: , ty, and from the esteem in which they are held by-' those whinn they ate to, counnand. But this though a deled in the`infancy of, such Military Associa. lions, ouglit : to be but a short,one. No:man-shouhi . accept, such si t uations ,from the hve of, dist inCtion, btu, as, an anxious trust for which he ,ought most earnestly to qualify himself ;, because upon the skill and knowledge of the Officers in their different de. partments; . the regularity of the 'whole body is mainly dependent, and consequently. hi dime - lion and firmness *lrr. the day -of danger. For this most useful purpose yotesecsuted,to,yourselves in the be. ginning, an inestimable advantage in the judicious choice titef : other Field Qflicer i qtralified.by•his long. experience,:to give you, the incur 'accomplished assistance, ambentitled, in. all other respeasi to our, confidence ,and esteem., I . Mentioned to rite Battalion,..when tinder. arms, on Sunday last, that besides, the daily drills which remain as already established, he required. two Nompanies to assemble separately in. rotation,' onMoodays,. Wednesdays, and 'rhursdirys,„at half past eight.. in the mbroing, that both the Odicers and the. Privates might bere. gularly instructed in their .dutic», with greater ctlity titan can ,he accomplished when the - whole Battalion is assembled ; a system whit , if regular-. Iy. pursued, forf few nu is ivetkre, .cannat 'Mit to, place 115 situation of.honourable dist inClion, entreat,. therefore, the largest 'ossible Attendance upon•these-occasioris, upon "hese mccasions, as well, as-.`upon the- general lays of muster and,e;:ercise, , trywhieltvvesitall cure more ease .to ourselyes hereafter, consistently with the duties we have ertgagett inl,-beouse',.wh en we are once Terfeelly - irerster,s.of them, they . will becoine pleasant , in the .exercise; .and eau !ICY er • be' toqp“en. ~; • • , . • Gentlemen,' Upon "11 111 , adverted to t and with the mivantti3fivtiltill‘ . vvi , sess, I -cannot•help expeeting . an , : - ilh2ie,,r!i'and• speffible enerea..e to mu effiel:ettstrength. dignitaries of the Law are df coitre exCluded,vvitilst they serve 118 by the influence of theii countenance and -regar3 Age-and Infirmities are 'to he: reOR.I.: ed ' • but sttijtei to 'these considerations; vieWed without aii4mwO-rthy joaiousyi and. reflood .to`the. :safe fotuai.of 'every man's t).%iin, just and tomb , sense' ter his . p.mictilar situation, - Flookfursviird with con_ fidenee ill an rtreetive Five Hundred. Men. ,'Otis 'expetation nnrft howe ver be realized without a cdnsiderably greater number Wlto-tuay be fairtreonsidered its efficient Members, ''because allowing, for occasional and a ll accidents, I•wish to be-made tiare of secing,that nuinher of rli4ciplined Soldiers at the first beat .of the drum, shoulttour services be called for to repel an Invasion o( our Country. J therefore request , . Clap. every; Mem'bet;Of Aeipurps- Win male his .re. t strn., to tha Adiutarst at ltis earliest convenience, wficther lie is to be considered as effective, by which I i 4 not mean an absolute pledge to that regulatity of „attendance its .411, rases so extremtlfgesirable ; but , . to such a regularity hi .his.:particutar,situation maracipi,it of, and, AT Ai, t, cv*vrs, to such, a state of preparation as may et,lable him to join ,the Batta lion I...Nzpald it be called. out into adion as an useful efficient Soldier. , • • , " Thc remaining pert nf our nu:nhers will never thelt!ss ho most useful to us . in many imliortant re speets ; and I entertain . . so ligh a sense of the Cha raCter and klonour of every Wlember of the, Asso,. chuion, that I have not required reasons to accom:- pany the ..returns of the non-eifedives. Gentlemen;' What I .hvie thus earnestly asked from the Yit s T .ant pre:Parcti' - to return being firtnly t - t!solied by study arlitatient ion to'endeavour ttr justify the choice which your partiality for Inc has tice tsioned. " I !lave it in command from His Royal High. ness the PRINCE of WAI;ES, to communicate to .you his gracious intention 'to present 113 with-out Colours. Hin R o y a l Highness- sired me to add that our Affeetion and Doty to.therliling, which leis US to come into His Royal Presence at the Review without, them, and NViditlin 'being previoudy shelled and „reported, had given him the highest satislatlion. " I have the Honour to be; " amtlemen, • ‘‘ Your most obliged, " And most faithful humble Servant, Linroln'J. Inn. ' I' T. ERSKINE.", Nov. 17, 1803. EDINBURGH, Nov. 21. The King has been pleasA to appoint Jot& BURNETT, ,14.;A. Ad v:.:cate,' Sheriff Depute of: East Lothian, in the room of WILLIAM LAW, Esq. whosha% resigned. We are authorized to state, that the report of the proceeding.% of a County Meeting held .at Perth, inserted in the Public -Parrs, is completely..ert4; neous, as f►r as-it relate% to the obs'ervatio'ns made by the Karl of BREADALEANY on the Volunteer force of the Clunty. , • Saturday, diP first division of the- Aberdeenshire -I.Vligrin, no& r the command of Lietit.4ol9iiel the E;irl of ER P. u arrived in town from the North. second division is expeftes this day, antl,th.; third to-morrow. t (Regiment is - to be quartered in the.Cannongate and Leith.. P RICE . STOC S. . , . , ..,YLitzRDO O (• , .i . '. -1 lia.k . Stock, 142 . - ; India Stock',244,} - ' ..(.? 11 4v). i ;),..1 , cat. 2;j •, Int;i4 Bonds s. s. dit. yl '; pet - i'ent t-o-, 57.1 S 7 l; f 1-7(.. Bills par s. diS. .. . :• f:lris . l, c per Cent • . 'f OMnium 8 dis. ' ' .4,1-er LC.II, C on: 6s * Imper.; per Ccilt. , ''. 3 p:r C. t...5 . 3 4'3k rtitt4 in n s. ..., 3 per C.- Om. 54•31i3k• Bank for • ~• . it : ..H -ink L. A . 13 7 - l b) , I, COOS. 101 Opening sg , 4iff Ditto S. A . . I .. •, , . • . ~~ .... . . I . . DREGNA NT LADIES, whose • ' reqa tte i Sittlation • 401 L. aleullxAlry'retiteinena, ptay be zceo:ittnewl l ly to an' Aparistient,.iri.anlairy .hi t ',lilt ion v 3o Lyc- in, .4 0 11 , ti.in. then - cimuinstanzei; tkiriniants pl,ll mii to IV,lfltLre. - y, Mlnelk taken care A. 'Tenderness, I lonour, ) 11 ' 1‘- ftiosi .have lie-lithutcibisvf this concern for I/a:no - yea s. ',Tartness of feßutatipo win ittit be trE,itoci )rite. ~,,i 4 ots: Apply: to . Symons, (late Dr,,Whit r e), Na. 4, ' 4 : ',,•. 1 11.4. House-yarl, Sti 'Paul's tlinrch-yaid; wheii: 111 ,.# 0 1: 0( 0- theliestoratire Ftimale Pills, at 11. 2s..per box, tc' r s'• - tines - awl 1 rrttuyrities —I ite , . 1 • i atteliticJ w. - - . .c .> el p ‘ ii,. ±,.......L.. ........_:„,_,„ • On : Tuesday- arid . VVedilesday; in two , div • • the liiverne6t-shite Militia v b et a )Chit 0 1 r e gret ai,,e d i• m th , e'irthabitants: .V.! . : :.7ri t ci l li e ; Ti o j i • - 'GgNI - LitNNIUNT SE CIIIITV 4"-; " 1"%3'4. - ... -I . an. -, en, durii)g their reaidcticc che'rc, ~ None a;C . Genuine, T wi l tl L ioUt F c 'E ba l vi V A S. g .l . -:4756 ; : :: 5 0 L- ::1: ::14c--' has Liceit excpiplary ' . ' .ihoiocor, Liver graved. In the itarftPit ~,,,- '-i t 'lo I N paid Igit:De d . ; twins, ward,. for e v ery Bottle sold WileViOt U. A 34 -7 d eo , 11. i • on convii.tion, uteiei Ail of Parliatrirritk'thi: 0ia,,... ~ . Ch• - ,!, 6 1 before any f ustite of the. Price. 'i. 7 : , THE.ltiliabitants of tills CIO' tAti il i s f e wl 6 ,4• l - V, i'er eq ; informel; that Mr. Nfathesvach;l3l,,f.la DAVNIof valuable Suppiy of the c elebrate! L i ; itt r i y,, , Weaknesses :GI LF,Ap, t o r o r bitties, l'qvg:4l;ti,oriii'at,J,'l•o'"c"4 at VP9,4iiiar Co - FcritaQ),. ilYitot e l l- 17,d - ttien; , iu ti ,C. '",'''' ''l)- . a . pirits, Lots oi'Alliletitd, and • • :; I T : .. t f.;,-,,vi v 's./ ausorict: rC.• 'tit C°ln i )l.4l gdi ill " gctr c r - i t i 31c. '''' .I,d'rvitit the fuilowr4 .:Itle(1); for such Dils.-lases- as are at . oe 5 . ,L , 45t , ) ,411 symptom, ; n3 ,,,,,,iy, a great stlaithe 6 s ..,.' i,. ~ i , ii i e. 4.l„;;irt, 'ci ti i in tfi e c s uit i r of breathing; violent ptipiCt!,ll4P- of ; at. other :sudden ashal'ijw'ltils "r:14)"'ILlr" "n°t'itilt.,ln°„nulitetrl i fly a sense of cold, as if Walec was,. • u ‘ t i r t,:iy . , r,s.calbling roTi Se id i.„ ,.. filrßaigs in, tli a . ari nali'd limbs, Patqi , a n ; tise - ve ry I,,ariabli:s I,,„7„e,..°Ctasitiie,f•by •tio",G ravel ; the. pt . d ishes v - Jry 4,,iioJ: --s..e , knufa 13:iev.:ntriaiity., slow; at .7tir n ' ll- i vd 3 seil sz,. Of, 'Va 4 vrtia4',' the h!ixoitgh.,4riAlu cnt ' 4ll ' ` ! 4 'ellriit • altelua" 'Villbc c itrton, as fr om a jail. qr LulPp IP "" . sl e ep 1 uns•Nuai, .. t ri °I i „,"S iN S -and _ dettvulsiee laughittg; the bitAL wit! , .a dre q, :t o rn r:..f_re - 1 .4%, te 1 i ,. 11, 1: ii i ll i l :d4,2Sialtsinst-Siedicines Alva' are ailOcretsetli 0 ~k ituthe Cordial 3 ,. t r iMportant observ.r.iort to limits biad.. --- I - „ v i e safes of the p at i ent. '"" •* 1 Gilead, that. unless operJtion be g , .i . , io . e , -a'n"tge:actteus. it ,00ttl 'not WO risen, to. the osic.„?..i s , i is il s. , repute and ...int Vtri ;I detnand it itas a ,titiiieit ; for,. t . , 0 ' t op . ritreiY the great' • It i v3r ,r 3 i 2 O E3 perstutstC 4 41 $ 101:4 '''.' ' 4 . v . • (w is p SO riottimg but ins cooyietttni of its 4 %, , b‘tivo , ,i. p stt4itel,nft.9): lt i e n n te t r. r e o s u ti,cdthvirleidl i sv. i a .. by its salttfary effects, can induce him to jiersev.le, ( , 1 , ( . 11 .. t r t . c.1i. 0 1 1 .4h):: wr‘vv_eraaice is certainly !nog' requsit,t„ _ 1 : c ; ,, ;;;,•:' 4, even. the happieat,...4mbitiation of L'ityinic'als zid Ce ll ' •,,, i j Or root' our Chronic tv -----••-c ...,,5.„t..-s and restoc.: tliC..Vitituututtidi, . , r health. - '' ' . ...• . .. ,Ttte Cordial balm of Gilead is ...,' A s:iyi n i ci r Nine..Sbillings,in 'l7 wo.Guinclo• . „ ai r. , 2 ""inct each.; there are: also Bottle;,. pile') t3 l- c p„ t io.4 Mg equal. to four Bottles 4 res. -6d. by tvilii.:ll ri1 ,, ,, t , 31 .-1 Slvelpi. including :11,r, rue atity ; iffeStatiti)(4 %,!'` , i 1,.... the rropti;hors Name and Adthoss, " Salnui,-1 Soloutod • vcrirol 'l4 Otitate . whicitis fziolay. • , ' • I:i to_i sold in Battles,' Prit,to-704,... N: B. Ti e Poifage of all Lett,•rs must boi,:i4l, ,1 "" .: . enclosed for advicv.;. 1 1117 .. ' . • The Cocilial Bakm of S . :Read, Anti - I inpetigitics, 3 0 ~, Sterginn Lotion, and " Guide to Ilealtit " - ..are •-„ ~,." ..' s trecto Soli! by Remnant, Itamhurgh ; R.:Bach, 1-6i njvir Ot ..; Neiv.;York ; Ivlathawli, , N¢. 18,.Strand, L00( 14; ~,• • k t ir .; • Bith, by )I.4as - di. Bristol, 'Julian ; Orighton, • Cif ioflry *'' nurighant, Knott • and , Lloyd '; -liedfofil,'Rtitili t i ~i i ,Tott Simmons; Bury St. Ed.nund's, Dingle ; ClielFi! - 11K,4. lf.s , don r••,Ca.mbridge, thidg3on ; Coventry,. Rollason,; !Mc; .r . tete' Keyrner ; Canterbury, :Sirotnond i ..Cat/tro r ' (00* ,' (: Lathtutt, litheringten ; Chelmsford, C1.0:14( „; , sll4l Pciol'and Son , Chi t .bester; Pliillipson ;I:Nedet.l c "ileig' Chippenhant, Corabs:; l l.iublin, I)ii ) tibtle; fki!fil :- 7; r'n.. 2 , 1 0.r. .. 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L ;tic, ~.,;..,:, ; i i i fr- a "( ; - xergcnc ,-. ShrewLbusi, ifiddowes.; Slur! ~Wl' - , 1 0)1 S;p1 1 1;;; L ia, lido Ica ; SUuntnrd, ..Itiewcuitlb.; Siin.ildrim,oi,, _.! e i alisb:lrr, CQUitts ; SClrtliii•oTh, trarley r -1'1:111:oo, ,e,'`',,`l,, Timbridge , .- Well ,-- S p range ; \yetis'', ,E via.; ,`' .. i . ,; ‘ ,f i tt.; l4 Wood ; Windsor, nlitl;e!r.v ; and UY. 441 'Velid°r4 °. ,e . Nledicinvs ir& d.j:United Kl4gclorn. ot: %%Input riV.lf-t - >e ire, a' new Edition., . , 7s• -, -jinn:44;l page3,9 , P,j" ‘ Bll 26. ii 1 - Stkl:Otol();y,'s 54,k1,1,11 . ,1„;14 %,1: 1 A- ~ ~ .,„5 „ ,1!!", :Or advice to both.seics, -cit. caste. fp dis. . .... .: , F00 14,;# ' pocAbadriae, and .L'Ensurhiltife'4.: • : . Ix I; , Do tir i ri.-contirieudeti•lyoung . mett and 40) ' ; l '''' '' '.l : ' ,:jallti ta : many year*. ea periunCe and observa,tion vil t.'•‘•;•,.. 0 w r i jcit t consequzzeies 44 a s&Tet and destruci.ve vi.v. A ,.. , ,,,, Ap -4(l:trart Essay on dilcaies inchtent ro felo.-,ss, . 1 "._,`: ~ 0 1 0, . • i ' 1iv,..vii.... ,„ ht L,g nearly' 11 '. 1 " - ' :, Peraiiit vo. the subject .of.a somtasy an.. ootitrii , ~ ~...„,.. or an Address t , . . i'4o4ltetv, ctl:ki.lians, I.nt-0r1,,,,pi15,.,31,074,4241, ht.; the 4tre and education of - o, , util• . ' 1 -: : Iv o the ditir .. 4tning. cv_piaining,•the , took of treatment,. 3 ,„, oul. Juicy ? , sista of the Scurvy, Leprosy, K 4 4 r. Evii ! „- nQ v 05,40,:". nistism,, and. Venereal Disease ; c'aiirioni to Y . :7:•7l o l t `therit,ol o s . o'4: dankir of imcirep of et:414).060115 briny roF • .octsr",,,o.ion t . ~ lit:r.'Theattuteing.,sale oF this 'took. i*-the l',t7 ~.., . its - Tag ytilitt,". _'. '' ' • ." . On Monday , afternoon the iliolmesdale"Volun leers, e3mmanded by Lord WHITWoRTH t and the 4Cra‘nbrooke, by . Major ADAMS, marched into Klid stone, to'remain upon perinanenc.duty for 1.4. days, dreadfully, wet with the illeessanx rain tAihielt tdj - fpn their march. There-are in!that town izz..b &infect.* upon permanent ' agcy. , . "The Officers of the Royale Chester Voluntoers' have opened a subseripthiniotpurchasing,RV o field pieces to be attached to .tlle Qorps, and also for procuring: flannel waistcoats and warm clo4thing, for the Members of' the Corps. 'Sir JokitsLEl,C EST ER'S Corps of Yeomanry,'in fo ' Cheshire, h as rece i ve d permission..from his _goy* ! I Highness the .PIINCE of WALES to take .the nape of " The Earl of Chester's Regitnentuf ClieAkire IrcoManiy." On Friday last, the Upper'Divi s i on ' t if;Agbrigg Volunteer. Ufarory, consisting.- of . r. 200 rank and hie, commanded by Sir GEORGE ARMY rAat, Barr. Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant, were in:. ,:teti..by coonel GARDEN, in Woodsome*Vatii, near 'Hod dersfleld ; and on the, same day, elle , West York Volunteer :Cavalry, cons,isfing. of:lhree Troops, commanded by Joi4 LISTER--IA-vE; Eiq, 'Major: ComMantlant, werg ins.peeted above Officer, in Elland Towii yields. - - Th.e followittg arc the places iin the West Riding of York where Beacops •are •to be ereaed : Little Mms Cliff, Beamsley, BrimbaMeraggs, Leclatent .Lodge, Brani:int Moor, Braiton'Earff, Poritefrati Paik, 'York .Minster, Gangridge near Nun • 4ppleton, Carr Wind Mill near Laughton en le • Morthen, Graph Hill :near Sheffield, .4illam Sam. • mgt' Thorne Church, 'and Muunt Pleasant, between Doneliste'r and liawtry, Grassington, navy' Hill near Shipton, .liagg Hill near Long Pres, ,GrindletOn‹. Gray Sc,it near Ingleton, .Cattle'tiir.,:ind.P.ole neii.llujilersfieid, F. "Aritsley, Ch,arnOcki near I4x; . Woolley' Edge," Ot e liii ,•dlicv in, .d ud Scaretutt Milt r Top. • • ' Yesterday • the seyetaLyrisdtrers In t gaols.ol • I . ,,ritlQtt and I\l:,idleAex were. reinoreti to New.gate,, in ~ i 'der to take their ;trial at the' - ,eusti,ing Sesaionsi - w . hicli ,coinmence on . Wedoesday.. tie4t . ,,at like' Ohl . . . stance occurretterclterrnettlai • • morning ,in,Oitford-street ;..a.Gentleman't-servanc went.to coach fur his maste r, who li vei in Titch;,. field-street ;' . .there -.were two coachei-on the start& and brsonse mistake they ,buth.considered them." selves as hired, and drove to the doof. Wheti the G:ciiiteman cane out both the Coacluneu climec hint t as their •fare--i furious valley of oaths. and - abuse ensued, when one iifthelcnights of the - Whip' challenged • the .other to sirigle.:.combat—they accord.. ingly.rfought. great. fury for nyar , half.ao hthar,' when.having-bruised each, other sill-they were tired, they began.tolook.about them, andfOund that soniq of the goodroatured'speaators had carried - off their coats and hats, anti the - Gentleman had takits another coach and left .them . to settle the ,dispu te their own way.. They were 41 consequence glad to: drive. air amidst the. shuitta of. numerous mobility. . rtr-strcet Gias vin r•sii 4.arch must• be addressed.