The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-27 00:00:00

From the LQ . NDQN G.IZETTE,'Sept. 24, 1803. 4 Gen deb 1 - (o)itinv Cavahy. Aaron' r.sq, to b. Captain., if4dy V.•;fantcer Gniaby. john Wiltshire. Esq. to be• Capviin: Tbninas ritrrant, - Gent, to Ot: 1-lent - want. Thows Bail, Ge'nt. to be ditto. F, Give r ,ctte, f;e.nt. to be Cornet. ihiircmbelunteer Eaval,s. . - Stephen M;liard, Esq. to be Capthin, .lohn' Combs, G'ent to be Li., utenatit. rdwarct Davis, tlenr: to Iv cornet. Inapt= riunteer Cavalry, Samna Bakt.r: to bo Rolx.rt ;teat's t4111M0113, Gellt. to he Livl , sen<ott. John Good; Gcnt. tqb'e Cornet. Boston Centime , : ev , .l Ye6Bla Ify CaValtY • I ohn Linton, Este. to be Captain. _. Ilvtnbaraarbire Gentlemen an,/ Ye , nramtzCalial . y. I.ieutenant. lames i:ennistoun to he Captain. • Devorrhire. k,'clunteers. John Pollexfen Bastard, Esq. to ha Colonel in Chief. Cavalry—James Yates, Eq. to be Captain. Icilin Spnrrell Pode, Esq. to be flitui. F. S. Cornish, Gent. to be Lieu tenant. William Rivers, Gent. to boditto. Samuel Cur - nish, Gent. to be Cornet. Francis Powell, Gent. to, be ditto. l'evmpitl. Baited/opt of Devonshire Volunteers. Thomas Late, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. John Har ris, Esq. to be Major. •To he Captains -- C n . arles Holmes Calmady, Esq, John Harris, . jun. t*.q . . 'John Welsh, Esq. Robert Foster, Esq. 11,ghert tiolberton, To he Liei - an waits-101m Piideaux liensleigh, Gent. James nriet i'; , Thomas Lockyer, jun. Gent.. John Shepperd, Gent. T., 1 . ..,,mAi--B.obert Anthony, jun. G en t. W m. Froft, Gent. idsepli Bennicke, Gent. Richard Loye, Gent. Ei*iligton Battorl;on of Devonshitt eolunkers. . . Samuel Archer, Esq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel. George Ei , q: to be Major. . • , • To be Captains _George Couch, Esq. Geolge Strode, Esq. Duke Yung, jun. Esq. Richard King, Esq. Richard Perring, Esq. Christopher Saver'', Esq. Arthur Wise, Esq. John S. Silvery', Esq. To be Li Nt tenant —W limn- Wool Icombe, Gent. .Henry 1 " ', Woollcombe, Gc.at. Samuel Pearce, Cent. john Mit w chell, Gent. George.Langorthy, Gent. - .Charles Wise, Gera. 'ArthurlV,.;e, jun. Gent. Servington Savery, C ent . To b.: Ensi;ns--T;,:onas Lear Stro d e, Gent. rhomas Gent. William Wei.kk.cornhe,. Gent. Robert Parson's, jou: Gent. Richard Cumming, cei,t. Stephen Dick. turd,. Gent. . . To he Chaplain,—The Reverend Charles Ilayne. ,To be Surgeou— Lancaster, Gcrit. . • Statshm-'ugh Battalion of Devonshire Polnosteei r. Richard Hawkins. Esq. to be '.' taj.tr. To be Caputins—Roger llbert Prideaux, Esq. jolm tombe, Lail. !km , Toll, Esq. Georp - e Furlong Wise, jun. • Talcoh Bicktbid Hele, Esq. Robert King, Esq. Clue Jacobson, Esq. Willi2Tll Adams, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Harris, Gent. P a t i n S ear l e , G•eut, John. Scoble Prideaux, cent. George Parrott, Gent. fliontaseEciwartls. Gent. Nathaniel Prettyjohn, Gent. William Adams, Gent. Thomas Foul, Gent. To be Ensigns--Thomas. Hamblin,' Gent. Canard, Gent. john Elliot, Cent." ((Ain Pearce, Gent.' Philip Luscomi4e, jut), Gent. inieph Elution, Cent. Henry Ford,- Lent. Charles Edwards, C;ent. Cddridga. Blitalion of ,Drtnnizhirol4lunteet r, A rthor_ Howe HoWswortl) ' Esq., to be Lieutenant. Colonel-. Samnel 4 Hayne, Esq. to he Major. To be Captaihs—Nicholas Brooking, Esq. Wm.linne, E. Jasper Parfet. Er,q. Thomas Cholwrek, Esq . , iTiornas Cr,rnish, Esc'. Robert Sparke, Esq. To he 4Lientenants —William Newman, Gent: Thomas Brown, Gent. Lewes Tucker, Gent.: John Edwards,. Cent. RonrSrt Leila, Cent. To be Ensigns--I-km) , Newman, Gent: John Burgoyne, .Gent. George Baker, Gent. leeringtianr Gentlemen and Ycvnanly Cavally. Mar: Ctinstabk, Maxwell, E be Captain. Ersex Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cay.:119..' John Wa!linger Arnold Wal linger, to I ,,, .Captiht. Wil :lam E Fig. to be ditto. - William Sm4ll, Gene. to be Lieutenant. Richard Bennet, Gent. to b nitro. - Henry Toles, Gent. to be Cornet, John Delamere, - Gent. to be 'ditto. Grantham Gektlemm aid }imam?), Cavalv, lolm Hayford Thorold, Esq. to be:C.Ttain - . Tho rold, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ashton, Gent. to be Corner. . ' Cerlenten and reevtanty William Newman, Es'i). to be Captain. Ecisvard Dean, Gent. to ba. Lieutenant. ' c,fralcs Marston, Gent. to bi Cornet. Norton Geri:le/nen and ye4ntang C'avalay. Peter i felon : Esq. to be Ca vain. Sir Richard "Woke, Bart. to be I.toltomt. Sarnue.l D Cult. to be , Cornet. Malingirans Gentlemen and Ye:m.1111;y Cavalry. Alexander Madden, Cent. to be,Lieuterrant. WAcevertbire Gentlemen and IQ4,goly Cavaby. Hugh Houston, Esq. to be Captain. Cornet Betijamin Car. diner to be Lieutenant.. William Thael:ewell, Cent to.be Cornet, vice Gardiner. 'l. W. Lavender,. Cent. to be Cornet. 1,2yal Ur...et:rill ' Leiian.- Tlmmas Ilratle, Esq. to be. Lieutenant.Colonel-Cornmand. htit. 'fennent l'ear,:th, Esq. to be Licutenant.C9lonel. Covally. To he Captains—Samuel Cooke, Esq. William • Thomas BronAliton, Esq. Tully, Gent. Robert Cent. Ethe.c . (l Geitt. • c orac ts..j o hr i Gent: lobo Mathewson, Colt. James Pentland, Cent. I: , .l:orry...—Altiany Wade, to he Major. To I,e Captairoi —lobo N,lion, Esq. Edward Ferranti, Esq. - isnurntu., Etro,tt„ robn Straker, Esq. To be Lientcnants,-.J. - johilog, Gene. Nathaniel Clark, (;ent. William Methuen, Gent. panes Siinps.on, Gant. John Illenkingq),`G'ent.. To be' Erniigns --Anthony Ilarfison, Cent, fohn Barkas, Gent. 'rlionta. lohnson, GOV. Julia Daltem, Gent. Ceorgelfunter, Gent. , ilppleton lirditnteer Robeit Sauthby, y.351.•t0 be Captain, firicrver Pidunirer ,b,l4ntry, John Bran(lisb, Evi, to be Cdptain-Commandant. Robert itirt Cent. to he , William Jones, Gcnt, to be ditto. Gent. to )3e Ensio. • G:rrart Liale.BaVeid,l"4:ig.t.err Williilrn PolLett, 1. q. to he. Captain; Thomas Dencli; (;cot. to bo Jotu Brown, Gesit. ~~~~lr " r Batking 1 .; '4 , 11;i1k4Y alwy. Cenzgc Spurr:,l!, be M:ij Gcorge Lee, Esq.- to be -.Jett tiidkes, to be, dm°. Smituel Tbs. botiott, Gent. to he ditto. fohn Pittman, Cunt. to he . Lit;ntvitant: Henry Veit: Thretidtr, (;(.111t. to be ditto. George ul,:ntiy, Gent. to be E n6i4n. John Chalk, Gott. to be dato. Vittotter frfautty; lyard Penfold I. , :sq. to be Capt:,lll. /Jab) /.7j.mrif, 1, • 'to be 1, .:. - tit , ;:i..tut.Colonti-Contintaiittant, loon, to. be Lieutcriant.Coloricl. ,billsoit, Esq. to be .34:ijor. . c l ina;l l 3 Harris, Esq. Williain'lYl'ett .oio.onti, Esq. Witham Stroud, Esq : Tho.MittAuley Crutw,ell, C!aik.e, Jou. Alessiter; Fitzlierbt:rt, F4q. ----- Button, Esc,i • • - To be Lieutenalits—j, F. Davis, Cent. Henry M:irtt, C;cirt. ft,iciliath, Gent, joitri 'Vranci - 3 Bonham, (;ent. Charle Hillier Parry, Gcok. ucorgq Nur11141), (:ellt. AleXantip; Grant, 'l'o b.: Er,0:;1,0i4.--jamcs Alurrn,' j'.ut. Goa. !oho Sytoolis, juu. (.;ent, ;wt. Gei.r, • Buurti, Csrtt. Thornas Griffith, ) 11,:ory MacN:ll, . . flflt,'Aiclti: - Kt1(1 Stuart to he .Captaill. John Trecon. Lig. to 'oe &tato. Ro4e, Gem. to LC) N D 1 . I : rill by 19"1 CIIANAN WMI 1.1: AN , (of 13qw.S trea t C tivcnt-t; a idiz!"; At ti 1C :Ard .OF fI i t, No. 1 r 2, strami; where lid-Oritiiimeliti,'9rdeis STAMFOJW, SFIFT..i3, • AT Waltham Fair on-Monday a r, there was the largest sherry of horses ever remembered there ; good ones went off readily at eittravagantly high prices ; but those of an inferior quality ch:tfly re mained over the day. The show of be as t s was a l so considerable, and owing to the long drought-which preceded the Fair, they went off at more moderate prices than lively insisted upon. • A new Leicestershire sheep (three sheer), bred at Redmile, and shown at the above Fair, was of the following w'eight : live,weight. 2.94.1 b. ; carcase. 2121 b, ;. offal 621 b, ; blood Bth. • • A diabolical attempt to set fire to.theatack-yard of Mr. OSBORNE, of Collyi.ve,ston, was fortunately frustrated on Thursday night,• the to►h inst. •,1t was after eleven o'clock,- when MF. FLE P MAN, on his return homewards from- _spending the evening with a friend in the village, discovered wh at h e first conceived to be a glow-worm in the road, birt. which, on nearer investigation, proved •to be a quantity of lighted totteliwood, with straw laid over it, 'and extended in several channels or win ' rows to the corn stacks in Mr.• OSBORNE',3 yard, which; had the sriw blazed, must inevitably have been consumed. , To what extent the conflagration would have extended in the neighbouring yards, filled as they are with harveit, is incalculable: Early on the morning of. Saturday se'rnight dreadful affray took place at Spital, near Berwick upon Tweed, between.two fishermen of the name ut Wilson, and two others of the name Johnson, brothers. The quarreloriginated over their cups, on the question of family courage, in the house of tine Thomson, a publican ; when finding the dis pute of such a nature as not to be settled by words, they proceeded to blows, and from blows to assail ing each other with knives.: the Wifs . ons being hard pressed by their opponents, one of them with. drew to provide himylf with' some more deadly weapon, and meeting on his return the father of the Johosons, whom (with many. others) the alarm had drawn to the spot, he struck him i on the head With a hatchet, and cut away part of his ear. The by. standers having by this time ranged themselves on the sides of their tespeetive favourites, some -armed with turnip hoes, others with Carpenters adzes, quart pots, „See. the battle became bleosiy, and lasted a considerable tinie - Many wete'slightly and some dangerously hurt. A Constable in the village; who was called from . his' bed . iq restore peace, is since dead of his wOunds, old man's (Jgilfason) life is despaired Of. named Nicholson,' also badly wounded, who, it is said, was a principal actor in this bloody scene, is now in - ctistUdy. Wilson has *absconded. Yesteplay - morning a person dressed as one of the Foot Guards on the Parade, from an oddness in he r haviour, attraded particular notice. CROWE,: the Keeper of Stable-yard Gate, was, sent for, when it turned out ,that the supposed soldier wis, a woman of the. name of Branton, She was taken to the Police Office in Queen-Equare, where she said she had put on the clothes merely as a frolic. The. Magistrate very properly Ordered her for her frolic to be sent to Tothill:fields Et idewell for fourteen days. In such a Country as this, every improvement that respells the )l taring. ought. and must he con. sidered of the highest importance. —The bad qua lity of SAIT,.CANVAS has long been the subjed of just and serious . complaint.—We have now the plea. sure to announce, that this evil is at last. happily remedied by the adMirable Invention of C. , (THcAtt.r, DE isl Eset, of St. Andrew's,who has deserved ly (Attained His MAJESTY'S Letters Patent for a most material Improvement in this useful and neces sary article, which, although extremely simple, is universally allowed to be veiledly complete; It chiefly.consists in the sitbstitution of fine double sew ing twine, in place of the:single and untwisted yarns used in the common way, by which means it can be Weaved (hut which is inniostible on the old•sys pitons), without the 'intervention of Starch or other mucilaginous substance. This nue .only veturei it from. nil• chance of rot or mildew, but adds to its strength such an extraordinary d.leree, that.a No. *of. the Patent, is,. stronger than a No. I of the best Canvas now, snide for the use of the Navy--: (The strength ofiCanVas is ma rizt.d Sy eight' degrees, whereof No. i is the highest) --and we Mention it to the houses of the Baird at Someret Haute, that, after ascertaining s these fads by indubitable' proofs, they : have 'entered a. 'c6nsiderabl* emend with Mr. Defeesviti for.his Patent Cerivas..—Al. though we are frilly persuaded that this`distiriCtion alone will secure him , handsome-reward. foehis ingenuity—,a reward, whielt every friend to the Inventor, andevely, friend to the .Country, mo st sincerely wishe s ; y et , believing that no one person can furnish .the Navy - in :sufficient 'time with •the quantity requisite, we trust that Mr. DE! . O . ST.Eit will have the libete s lity, to 21l()IV ocher Canvas IVla_; nulattniers to work ti eon his Invention, - so that the : supply for the proud bulWark of ,the 'Kingdom may be equal to the demand of any emergency. • 8221, the First-drawn Ticket on Saturday, : entitled to 2o,iteool, was sold at lizsil'a Offices, in one quarter, three Eighths . , and six Sixteenth Shaies, and registered to different 'persons at Chatham; Margate, 'raticaster, .atnt Knutsford in Cheshire.--The fortunate liolders .of the Shares may receive the Mtiney for their Prizes whenever they chuse to apply ;as may the Holders o f th e Shares of 6790 and 53+1, both Prizes of •r,ooor, tiod 2626, a Prize of soot. this Lottery. [indrawn Tickets - and Shares are selling Ate No. 4, Cornhill; and No, 9, Charing-cros s . The next day's draw. ing., will be on . Thersdayi and of Saturday the Lottery finishes. STOC.I, - S, Limiter-int. Robert C1.i11,1411, Cert. to bedilto. 1\1:!- .lachi Visher, Pefit. to be Eilsign. C.haries Jacob, CLIlt. to be ditto. j7:1,, , r;‘ , .. In rant I.orsi TlitKeky,to 1 0%. .Vl;:jor,Con.tnim‘hot. Sir Robert Ilan to be C;ilft'aiti. ;oho Atrilli7ttni, 1:1,q, to I e ditto. Cent to be I.ientenant. Wii ham Price, Gent., to br , (into. JObri loties, Gent. to bt • Ensign. Griffith 11.6b,:rth', Gent, to be ditto. Bromki ardi:St. Leonard 141mtiees. lantv, Nathaniel Stonard, Esq, to he-Majnr-Comniandant. To be Captains—Dovid•Ricards, ESq. Leonard Currie, Esq. • runes Mote, Esq. • • Trrbt: Lieutenants—David SA-Towson, Gent. William Sack , ville Turner, Ccnt. 'fboan,-: Green, Gent. 1 , To be Ensigns—jclm Nyren, Gent. William Man, Gent. &diER. and Bra:4trce Mluniter Iqfaytu. Josiah Nottidge, jun. Esti to he Nitzjor. T 4 be Captains— a loha Savill e Esq. 1)01e1 loslin t Eq. J. G. Nottidge, Esq. To be Lieutenants—George Sayill, Gent. S. Brighes, jun. Gent. H. Ray, Gent. • • To be Ensigns —G—juslin, Gent. R. Lacey,. Gent, T. F. English, jun. Gent. North Cadbury 14.1tmteer htlantry. fames Benrett, Egi, to be Captain. William Clothier, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. Samuel Bull, Gent. to be En sign. • - . Cssile ArbtSy 1 7, ,luntter Ilfunqy, Thomas Scrixen, Esq. to be Captain. George Cole, 'Gent. to be Lieutenant.- .4arnuel Seagrove, Gent. to be Ensign. Chelmsford Velupteer Infantry. Thomas Frost Cepp, Esq. to be Major. To be Lieutenants—lohn Oxley Parker, jun. Gent. John Ward, Cent. George A. Cepp Ccnt , To be Ensigns—Thomas Tindall', Gent. John Cils(n, Cent. cheilerde.S'irret i'duntar Infantry,, - Richard 114, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains—Luke Collins, Esq. lolin Johnson, Esq. To be First Lieutenants—Willwin PyboS, jun. Gent. George .. Greenwell, Gent. William IVlAthews, Gent. To be Second LieutenantsHaines Sowler, Gent. Robert T:itnier, Gent. fan Croudaw; Gent.- Chinifird Vdtpacti: 111;vitly. John Silvester, Esq..to be Captnin. Thomas Rumball.Cent. to be Lieutenant. Robert Pudmore, Cent. to be Ensign. Clewer 141;mleer Infantry. lohn Ramsbottow, jun: Esq. to be Major- Commandant. Clougb Flail V2lunieer Infantg. -.- - Join Gilbert, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. Robert Cox, Esq. to be Captain. James Cox, Gent. to be Lieu tenant. James Scddale, 'Gent.' to be ditto. Richard Led ward, Gent. to he Ensign. Cache:ller Volunteer Infinity. John llawtree, Esq. to •be Lieutenant-.Colonel-Comman.: dant. George Round, Esq. to be Lieuternint.Colonel. Robert Tabor, Esq. to be Major. TO. be Captains—john Keeling, Esq. Thomas Hedge, Esq. Samuel BaWtre; Esq. Alexander Fordyce Miller, Esq. . "Charles' Rona; Esq. Robert Diincan M'lntosh, Esq. William Nlasop, Esq. John Round, jtli. Esq. William Laq. William,Sparling, Esq. .To be Lieutenant —William [ackson, Gent. John !Wagon, Grit.•• Fr.tncis Tillett Abell, Gent. William Keymer, Jun, Gent. jame Lovett ; Gent. Charles lieclge,• Gent. John Hodges . , Gent.' Samuel Taber, Pent. Henry Thom, Gent. Richard Mills, Gent. .SaMuel Daniell, Gent: joint Cooke,iGent. • - • • ' • To be Ensigns—Charles White, Gent. ' joh n Graham. Ser. jeinit, Gent. James Bull, Gent. - 'Edward Cla'y, - Gent. Robert Young , Gent: Thomas Nice, Gent. James W a l. ford, Gent. harles Hitchcock; Gant. '.Cottbleans Grave Pidunterr Infaatufr George Knowsley, Lsq. to be Captain. George Knowsky, • jun. EN. to-be ditto. George North, Gent. to be Lieute. nant. John North, Gent. t 6 be ditto. Crcruherne . Pdtinteer Infantry. To be riptaius—Williant Gray, ,Esq. Isaac Sparks, • Eq. Edward Townsend, Esq. To be Liturenants—Bartbritomew Gidlcy, Gent. ,Robart Perham, Gent. Dyink. Burgess, Gent. To be' F.ni;igns—john Phelps, Gent. Edward Murky, Jun. (kilt. W►lliarn Read, Gear. Dedham: . 141torierr litfanny. .farcoutt Master, Esq. to be Captain; s Thomas Mason, Gent. to be Lieutenant. . Artbetter Vofunteee Infantry, George Strickland, ENci. to be Captain. George Frampton, Gent. to bc . Lieutenant.. Tbcinas Garland, 'Gent. to be Ensign.. • Dutniarton Volunteer Infanpy. • John Denny, Esq : to be Captain. Archibald Colquhoun, Cent. to be Ensign. Diainnetultenttel: pifantt:y. Richard Pearson, .Esq., to be Captain. Nicholas Toke Gent, to be Lic , uicnani. John huller, Gent. to be Einsign Evershor J o h n Icnnings, Esq.. ti) h evtain. Robert Doane, Cent. to be Liettten;mr. Giles Ilityw.ird, Gent to be Ensign. k',ilanteer To be Captains--)antes I.lJlaral, Esq. William i'reedy, Esq. Ric:hard Minor. E3ii. To be Limit:manta --William Law Phelps, Cent. Samuel Wition Suffield, C cit. Daniel Ed„,.., Gent. John Hyde Honker, Genf, Anthony Stratton, Gent. • ' To be EnNigps—Tlenjainla Murrell, jun - . Gent. Robert Preedy, Gent. john'Agg, Gent. Farningbant Polunteer Infintry, Thomas faller, Esq. to be Captain. . low'st Polunten. InJ miry, Thomas Lockwood, Esq-tO.bc Major-Commandant. To be Captains--john letlicy, Esq. john Charles Col lins, Esq. ( To iecortimued.) {.. The following incident occurred lately' n Berk. shire :—A gig with two persons dressed as gentle. men, tvLs overturned some distance from Reading,: and one of the persons had his leg broken, and was otherwise so desperately hurt that be expired next morning. However, immediately after the ae. eident-, tiv: deceased was removed to an adjacent private house, and a Surgeon was sent for, who, Upon examining I;.e wosmdi of the deceased, saw his situation . was dangerous, and recommended him to Aettle his—iffait4. The deceased rep!ied that he had nothing particul ir to settle. The Sulgeon ..in form,:d him, that his , case was such that he felt it necessary to remain in the house all 'night to attend him. 'fhere,being only tsvo vacant beds in the house, the Surgeon slept in thq same bed with the companion of the deceased. About four o'clock in the morning he was called up to see the deceased, whose illness was much aggravated. The Sargon found upon hi m all the symptoms of approaching qissolution, and again exhorted him to settle his affairs, to which the same answer as before was given; " bet,'" exclaimed he, at send me that girl that accompanied me." The. Surgeon's bedfellow wasaceordingly sent h Gr, an d s he remained with the aceased until his death, Odell kook place a few hours afterwards. This melancholy catastrophe has not, been sufficient to prev ent asgoo d L.ll of laughter in the neighbourhood at dais curious de/UM:Me/it. It appears that the deeeased was a re. speetable inhabitant of the Lity, a married roan, and the father Of several children, end thafihe companion alluded to has lived with him as his servant. man for many years, and always travelled with Jilin, PR /CE Pf E) E I) 4 l'• I3x! - 01 Stock shut - - itid,a Sl,t k Irtitia hoods S. sAis. • I ; l !.'' ' C ' : t.: C . :IC I- i' l ; ' 9 rj - : : :,4 . ' " uit i I- A . 1 I r i Sh 5 per Crot. (./ttsliiunt li di:;. l'c t r 'rnt. (*w. si,ut i!nper, 3 }Tr (.:ent. r3l 3 0.-: C IZ. siltit_ Om. A Toes. 9 7-16 4 3 per -.2. Gni• 5•.“ - ii 13:4111:. for -. . it ~:n t.. ~.. shot - 1 C0n531,21 Od.'slt 3.; 4 Ditto S. A .shut Ptibti6bed by tV: LLIA IA A RIK IC A PP {of South h4,;lton.s,ivet, t; T:JSVerVer"q"!" ' • the Paper, Lelters fbr . tlic &c.(plit.faid). must br a.iJics3ett. lED. 21St ill St. i; T. C:intairrciletwood„ of Ili% N l3 - ;estY% Regimetit; t,. datichter tt Go 4, Pattilii, of St. 11. 1..4. . of :N7 ir is, to Miss Ticrney, - I ...tuAliter of Tllornas Tiethey, 1.;., .1 511 'icY* to' insc h. tir3 tt. 1%.4.,11,; , ut ci:iz;vtil; in Essex - , Mr, 1V;11 . ;:ini Cepebuid, %-ur,..0,11, to M',s; Mary Ann I lopkins, <lithe c‘rne 144(4. ii.;:ttritav last, (times Pitcairn, F.,Sq. surgeol) t o the to Miss llau'ict yoni , gest of C harl,ts Palbiac., Esq. 'elf late/Y. at Esher, Sirrev, tita Rev, (;,orgo Secker, to Miss Di t tz i .tte, tinA th R hter of the Rev. Mr: Di t ;;;lc. , t 1:: lehttay, by special at Mrs. Peters's, at Lea thcrhcad. by -the Rev.- Richard Harvey, Vicar olLeather^ head, It•ltn. Campbell-, F. sq. M. r. to• Hiss Ilay, eldest daughter or the late Lient,tilant.CrAohrl Nvid flay. .At Flintsltirc, by the Rvv. 1;. 11. Glasse, tilt Rei. Chcpllits to the Countess of Orkney, t 4 • Miss Mary Wharton, el Riay, county vi Wicklow: Lately, Captain Ilakteti,ot rh 1:oy41 Nay), to Aiiss lew, aiqhterof Sir Ed w - drcl Peirzw, Bart. • DIED. nn Wednefday last, the infant daughter of Captain Val+ kett: ' • he y of ( C 1 ) 1. :: :VS' i l 7 2. 4 2 dn k c7 L s i l t: 1 1 .'t t i t iNi E t: J rl d t.i ttil l: n itl t si o ;l lv 6l , lll G °sli ic ci p re u k t :es ri t ' e l r ta s d l i agc.i! 17, i Anne Elizabeth Somerset, youilgesr daughter i ~• Dtactiese. Branfort. , nine years, MislSatah Luinleyl,'eldestdaugh. - te.r of MI. I Lumley, of I..incuin'.3 Ott . at Stone F"nn, nor Ilroatistairs, in rite a 7 )dear I.s TlP)rnai Titontinun; jun. Esq. of Not• tingharriTi ce,'M I "" ; Saturday, at his house at ClapliaM, Calverley Bd. wicke, Esq. - At iurt...; N r} i vr t i ) d t: l3l_yr in o ;: : , tr, iif the County of Surrey, oil Tlic sal i' 13th the S4iii yeue-of his age Thomas Dentont, 16q. i tte nef it i fii n u de - l o " n :4 Wm. Lowe , E A' u r upptiGuildford.streer: ( Yn the loth inst. at Scroba„%tgvllshirc, Lieureczn,t At", Citinaid M•l)ougall, son to ,MajorAl 4 l)ougaii. of St i v ' A 11 1 .024. mine Weit Indies, on the •:th ol I"I Mr. Win. Dow, sun o f late Rev. M. ifow, Mito Ystero Blaitviiv tie COVERNM ENT APPOINTMENT and -'" NVITY * &c. aaliiitd for the Navy,A m G 3 E y N CY, u Young Gentlemanf RespeiabilitYt • A ltivr,tl Premium will has si:rved several yeits in the Army, rive a 1'3 117 11. ; Premititn• for a• AppointMent from toot to 50 tvouid Anntna a Sc .:Cticptcii. S.,!ver ril ar s ( i 6 :lN"ifir Sale: fro nt aal. per Annum upwards • L ' 4`ll ‘ ' , * 1 d `'t ter t.:l Roberts,re flI ( r: i l ' ei ' 0 t r:.4 i n v a o ,a t . i t 11 1 s e t ic r ti er e. s . i;t : ': g s ial e Nt t e3ei t: Av i r: c iePn . V lfi l l ainril t il'll ) a.tire d . 11 tseti;al~ or by :9tt-11 pt pr i :nrt e ile I'. S. ir.formation Ve.:ant A 20,0e01. urn: Sea • au I having lotcrest on be • Etym. . „. t C'entlenicli,. C°VERI4:4"T "CVRITY. AGAINST COUN TER:I' E ITS. . . None . are Centime, witiona 4,tving r• 5,...%it., ShL o l " Livorpool,".eitgraved ill the Stamp : .and Ten Peowl' 1. 11 ward, for every Pottle sold With ,;it a Statoo, to he P ti on convittliou, ttoder Aft- of PATH - amour, the .}i .I Geo. l'' Ch. t 6-, before any Justice of the l',oce. - - 05. F. Persons who have' unfortun'ately trll7i . 4 ANTI4III 3 t.TIG,IN ES.' 1, 4 . . .• , , .. TiIUSZ Or that cungerous mineral. Mercury, would*, vv,-;; to We i ! t the: tonscquenceS h.efore it is too late, 0nd 46.5t.. -- those Aledicioes or established celebrity and c;haract...r for s • perreranent anal' It . tiiC:ii Core, and thereby istaolis!) rlicir health, the most viluable of all ,ewes, upon the trpst.tion and lasting foundation. The Alai- I inoctit;olo4: as well being of liAladthe ed on a chymical and philosophical basis; roves p highest utility in all cases of " &Tra iled liit cit y ; a of f.-- kztlorts of. the skin" hence its ctitc.x fall`y scurvy, Scrofula or leprosy,in c lues; arid hence, by it s sana tive power, it expcis the: virus alit of the systostt. aod restores it to couvaleseenee. Jill Scorbutic complaiA„ I nes , o, c , Mercury, Anl;Men•r• and Aquafortis have ot.ten recoriimended awl -t o gibligliV . ;they have reduced the Patients whia Itiv'r:' n ,f t ' Ont. ' as in the confirmed of them to the most deplorable' stlt , ... arc! have, -:- i c c ians • have beennnable to cope with. These disorders tit plaints which the skill and abilities of the first .h) f.- ha e:Mels•of the Anti-lno‘t.tigines prepared by Dr. Sol°" l °, ll 'otet LiveTPeel, which restores Nature to her pri4tines ta ; l l 4 i t - 4 most gentle manner, even When salivation hts t 4 " ( ;' or all o . leaves the' whole frame firm and healthful... 'file nf ' • l. -, o l e i c* and respeelable signatures which have appeared in our: ar:,. will speak more than any encomiutns we can bestrav ud0.1i),:•.: This ;,Ic. - t , c;tie. is oil,. lialf-a..Citiiica a Prittle, ai ld tiU g . n•t. 111 4 Bottitnt witit . the; of • Thrty-ta" ." . "• ' h quantity, tour, I -. ~ wi t lit IV. only, by.which tnerais a saving of Nine Shilitnfro o f copious folio bills of directions, and With the .s..illistvlio. having the Proprietor's name in the stamp. " SPl Tniel t mon,' Li ve t l ,ool,, , .‘vhich secures to the PLltClll.:ier tt- it 7 -. nuine Medicine. poWers 0 ' . e .. c ,,, -,. Liksiv' ` c tie for pimples, blotches,' freck ~ Tearer and black-wornis, .carbun .1 • arc. Y . ' the i' ICSt C L eb i beauti - • l • fi..r.ot-t le race, is to I b liv tr int tes . ~,r I f). - r lON. 1 , i . sOLOAION's AtsSTERGE t4 ' v , 6 d• '''''. tVhich removes all disorders of tile skil),' P.. : % ; '', l ', , id, , pints as. oil. It is the most etc-putt tr-;r • " . "',; • ..;,, r „Ault arid valuable liquid or wash, for scort . l s t t "; ore a s " - t h t 4 " ,i i c ii s, t r , : p s , (egtee 'of 'fairness and parity, beyond the a . t....1 removes evety kiwi of stain, flans on the face and skin. It gently' lion. I .les ringbe.tl.'rertir '3t, Lilies may rely that it renders-the skin fiir, d . ,li ,___, c 14'ckle. i , which long illness, and tatiptc, geher 3 llY 1 ut : , 7 1 70, in then, it is thc-only cosmetic a Lady can Se at l'''', t. „„ e. , with psa, comfort, and satety,...or a Gentl"" 4 " ""' b ort courso to when slilvingis become a clreadrul operation , eruptive disease en the face: - . . , . 1 a od ' N " 13 ' The postage of alI °letters Whatever must oc pati,,,,0.e., a tee inclosed to the I)oelor,by,those Who r.q Lk' kt )tida l a to tan, innbu 61, N. B. 'The -Postage of all Letters must tie 1.).;:t, : enclosel for advice.- . - .... '' A AD- Thc Cordial Balm ,:)f Gile a d, Anti .1 rnpetigin,-sc at and-titiot, stergr.lrit' Lotion, and " Guide to Heiltb," ;.!,' 1 , Arj a, Sold by . Ketrirtant, liaillhurgit .; R. .' ...;!. i r et ` ~,oi in New.. York ; Mathews, Na. it, 5tr,. , .:. - ., 1. , 1 1 ."'" 4 ... 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NI to' iiildleY.: .I..t.ocester, G.rmory.,.Swinten ; Leto.::„ 1'1160.,et; chcitcr, Thlrapsem ; Margate, Rowe; iNtai.l,t"lles Pict Nla,rlbotourh,.. 'Harold ;.- Newbury. Fultel, •‘t Ice ~,t,,,i1i1i,., cattle, , lValiter, Itch.i!...son ; Nortrumtpton, 111-cY ; i)%lo°' ham,. Lturb.o;e, ; Norwicti,• Stevenson air l Co; i • f •A;tro; Jones; . 1 1 I vmosait Dock, itox hod ;• Port...tn•qi o ' , 1 re .onf. Re.adirtg, Sinart antf Co.'; Rochester, Litieritigt" n ; ii.d“ : ' ger,onit ; Sitrewtoury, Eritiowcs ; .s.outtianitolni:,,i, hog Stailbril, Morgan ; t4tandind, .I,levvconin ; sundell-" . ' l ,„ote; SJii.bllT!', COI 1 if . t Scarb..troogh, Bayley ; .Tat1A4,,,,,i,0, Tunoriitize Wells, Sro"-4 1 ..5c , t Welk. 1: vtit ; i -:; c ou•;" 1 Wood ;. Windsor 111a4..0..c . ... ; and by all Vcnilers o f a Medicines to theE2r.itc..l Kioioloin'. , .. ~,r i ,, - fllr' • Of whom arty be h..c.t. a tieW Edition. be ng ni . " ' - Iltindr , .l 1.....c5, price only 2:1. .. 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T . .. : .-. it } ; ScUrVy, I.cprisy; ing: 4 `, 1 . ; t , , o ,,; • 1 r, ° ...,. to ....•., :,., , '.. 1 Vv....hoc - Ai Disca.se . . caitrott., t ~ . , . .„,„c r to , . . ,-,.. , o f out- i f oi 1 ,, • ... %,,ta or onti,roper conne>o -." . •Ictio :/ '' menr.!.. • . ... - s • t he best Ll'l G-1 - ine Sniaz,,ing sate of th . .4t llonx 1 __„ ...." its vast utility. „,..----- / . •::: 11 ~~';