The Sun. — London, England, 1803-05-03 00:00:00

From thr LONDON GAZETTE,..ipriI 30, jBo3 • 4 • Ordnance-o;7er s 6, 1803 • • •Roj'al .124iment r e. f Arallery,; Second Lieutenant Henry Scott to be First Lieutenant, vice 1. AL Gordon, supe..'setitcl. Dated A priVso, 1803. Qtw ai - Mahler PerLl 7,1 Wilkinson to be a Lieutenant:. Commissary. Dated A i.nl 25043. • /Par - Ojpee, ~ , "pri/ 39, 1803. f. 7th Reei of Dragoon Guards, I. M. Hamilton, Gent. to be Cornet , by Pureteite, Vir,e'arke, promoted. . . al• 4' • ot of Liynt Dragoons, Adjutant folin Murray, from lair-Pay o' the late Breadalbane Feneibles, to be Corte', vrcc Ingrain, who exchanges, receiving the Dit terenee. ist loot Guards, Captain - Thomas • Dorville, 1•4. • We ydi Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wyke, who ex change*. .antscn. Gent. to be Ensign; by Purchise, viLe Curzon, who retires. sd ut four, David Wainwright, ESQ. (Lieutenant ire ~te i.egintent), to be Paymaster, vice Largent, super setted. • 91,1 u.tco. t 4iptaiii George Wyke ' 'front the Ist Foot Guards, to be Captain, vice Durville, wllo exchanges. aim Ditto, Mal colm Maegregor, Esq. (Ensign on Hall-Pay, ' o 4 toe 54th Foot), to be Perms*, vice, alVeatmid, de. ceased. 14th LIMO, Thomas Ryder .Graves, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clarke, deceased. 'sail Ditto, Ensign John Warren Glubb to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Murray, who retires. 27th Ditto ? Lieutenant John Broadhurst, from the lth Foot, to be Captain, by_ Purchase, vice Beaver, who retires. sutli Elisio, John Kent, Gent. to be Ensign, without flur chase • 6oth Ditto; William Brooke, Gent, to be Ensign, by Pure, chase, Vice ,:kirclay, who retires. 69th Ditto, janics Bisset to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vi..e Holmes, promoted in the 3d West India Regiment. George Sackvilte Colter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice•Bisset. • • • 9oth Ditto, tames Fergusson, Gent. to be trislgn, by Pur chase, vice Wy nier s promoted. 93d Ditto, J. N. Muller, Gent. to be Ensign, without Pur chase. • • 4111 West India. Regiment, William Upton, Gent. to be En., sign, vice Brown, deceased. sth Ditto, Ensign Alexander Robertson to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vice Proutituor, who retires. Colonel, Champagne's Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Francis Nicholas Rossi, from the itch Foot, to be First Lieutenant, 'without Purchase. ist. Royal Garrison Battalion, Captain Henry . Ravenhill, Iro/11 . Iialf..Pay of the 72d Foot, to be Captain, vice.Neirn,' removed to the 7th Battalion. sti Ditto, Lieutenant Denis Lainfrofrom the 6oth Foot, to be Litut,niailt, vise Cameron, removed to the 6th Battalion. 3d Ditto, Paymaster Thomas Le Breton, from the late Gar risenßattalion, . to be Paymaster • stit Ditto, Paymaster John Dc Laney, of the Invalids, at Gueftisey, to be Paymaster. • 6:11 Ditto, Lieutenant tuna Cameron, from the sit Battalion, to Lieutenant, vice Mtn Grant, placed on the Retired Alian.Cemeron, Gent. late of the hechaber• Fen. 'Mules, to be Ensign, vice Angus Macdonald, placed on the Retired List. Jinnos Wright, Esq. (Lieutenant flout the Retired List), to be Paymaster. STAFF. Major Thomas Birch, of the ttSth Light Dragoons, to be an Assistant to the Quarter-Master General to the Forces, with the Rank of Lieutenant.. Colonel in the Army. klajur Henry Edward Sunbury, on the Half-Pay 6t the late 1141 west India Regiment, to be all ASsiatant to the Quar tes-NlaSter.Geilerai to the Forces. . IV4rekantjaanasirt Gvalemen and Ytomanty Clushy, loin Capel Ruse, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Young, who resigns. I , l l eitint Reg:mrat of AS'omergithiq Gallen:at tni Yeamanty C.rualry. • • joknt Briektlale, T E Sit k to be Captain, vice Lydden, deceased. 114nry Sdreeting, (rent. to be Lieutenant, vice Coles, who coign*. S le atattlenwnAnd Yeomanv Cavalty. Lieutenant ‘Villiain.fooko to be Captain, vice Lord Brotne, w hu rei,i4ns. , atiStiar.4SlDUAr• Tha Appointment of Ensign Richard Burke to-be Lieu tenant, by purchase, in the loin Regiment of Foot, vice Uir-, bey, proiliuttM in the foot, as Stated in the Gazette of the to lin4ant, bas not taken place. Lieutenant lone* DIN, ut the 9th Regiment of Foot, who was SuperseUed lit die GaZoitu 44 the both July last, is rein *Lava 10 ills Rank. Ea& TIM in the Gaeette of the . sjd April, 1443. ST4FF. For William Lutzerts, Gent. to bean Assistant-Commissary, Read, t„diarles Lutyens, Gent. hi be an AssistantaCcimmis :wry. . • Commkitimas I Mt NOttiitiltiberiand Militia, staid A. Lced Captain William Dent to be Major. Dated April rt, 1803. Cum-les Ituiry, E(1. to lie Captain of one of tint Newcastle Companies. DatectsApril 7, 1803. ratirey Burrell, Esti..to be Captain. Dated April 2i, rlic3. Thomas Akenhead•Ward, Gent. to be' Lieutenant. Dated April 7, 1803. Ensign . T111)111416 Laing to be Lieutenant. Dated April z 6, 003. Caititti4tiontrs in the Edinburgh Regiment of North British signed by the Lard Lieuteuani of the City. To be Major—Thomas Inglis, F t sq. Dated Oetobet 13, Oka.' To be. Captain—David Williamson, Esq. Dated April 13, 1803. To be Lieutenants—Francis Edmonstone, Gent. Dated October ;3, 0;02. Thothas Ker, t.;ent, • Dated as above. William brown, Gent. Dated as above. lohn Macitt. - tyre, Gent. Dated as above. , Alex:ln/ler Stevens ' Gent. Dated above. . I atnei A: Roy, Gent, Dated A pril ;3, be ;lain Gillespie; Gent. Dated Ditober ;3, itioz. Thomas Goodman, Gent. Dated April ;3, a ms tal on In the 13erivickihire Regiment of . Nortb i ßritish ripted 6y the . .l.ord kielarnant. 4),it e d Ap r il 14, Archibald Montgomeiy, Cent. to be Ensign: . C..4fintlttialts in the Norfolk Militia, tlgned by the . Lard LiCu tenant. Western Regiment—Hanson Berney, Esq. to be Captain, vice euscance, promoted. Dated April 19, 1803. Charles tiyinunds, Esq. to be Captain, vice Grove, resigned,' Dated as above. • lames Winton, Gent. to tic Ensign. Dated as above.. Gvorge Whittly, Gent.'tti be Ensign. Di‘ced April 21 1803. Continlstiorts hi the Suffbik Militia, Jigged by dm Lerd Lira. tenant. Western Regiment—To be Captains—John Leggett,. Esq. DAM! March al, 1303. Philip Ray, Esq. Dated March. 23 , lige/. George Grigby, Esq. pitted as aboVe. George ‘Vcnyeve, Esq. Dated March 24, tBo3, john Worth, Esq. Dated hlarch 23, 030.1, To •be Licutsnancs4-lames Stamp Sutton Cooke, .Gent. I)4ted March 1, 1803. William Henry Garnhanc, Gent. Dated March zt, 1803. lohn Fiske, Gent. Dated Match 18 ? 3, To be Ensigns —Thomas Sheppard, Gent. . Dated March v 3, iilo3. lohn , Cowscli, Gent. Dat.4 Ap r il 9 , ego. Commis:dons i» tbr ARywell Troop of Associated Cavalry, ' Aigard lA,y Nis Nair lty. Owed April t 6, Lieutenant. William Hottateri to be Captain, vice Fenwick, cleLemscil. ‘S Ater Henry !Willson, Cent. :o he Lieutcrunt,'vice Rod sbon. 1,4 N o vtoij, jun. Cent. "in be Coflict. Thursday afternoon as the Windsor coach was coming to town, the coachman was thrown off the box, and one of the wheels went Over his head. He w‘ie colten to. a roblic.house near Kcw B r id e , withdr.t*.iopes of recovery. MARK tEb. - -. On the t6th :t Inverness, Aleitaridn ttflekeozie,Esq Ageut for:the 13 vitailt Linen Company at IniiorrtAi; Barbara Gillanders,, &lighter of the late A kit+ oder q ders; Esq. youngcr,'ot' ;Lately, at I nvernes!:, Captain fames Oran ! , top; of 01, 4oth Regiment-, to Miss Nlary A. Nicholson, of London. Yesterday, Mr. Broughton, Mants Mercer, of We street, Covent-garden, to Miis Vigurs, Southampton-street. On Thursday list, at Bedford, D. T. Carpenter, Esq to Miss Barnard, of the same place. . On Saturday, at St. Austin'S Church, Mr. Thomas Ro. binson;of Oxford, to Miss Rivington, of St. Paul's Cltur..-!1- 'yard. ' • Yesterday. at Cianberwell, by the Rev. Smdby, Ed ward V. Utterson, Esq. of the Middle Temple, to Miss Brown, eldest daughter of Timothy Btown , Esq. of Peck ham L odge. DUD.. Oh Saturday the 23d ult. licher house, North St. fames's :rivet, Edinburgh, Mrs. Irvine, widow of John Irvine, Esq, Principal Clerk of Chancery. • T 9 BE SOLO BY .AUCTION, By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON, At their !rouse in York-street, Covent-Garden,• on Wednes day, May t I; and Three following Days, THE NUMISMATIC BOOKS, and beautifully L LUM I NAT It MISSALS„oIthe late GEORGE i-101..LINGTON HARKER, - Esq. Also his highly valuable exttaisive Colleition of Ancient and Modern PRINTS, by Drevet, Nantcuil, Mas— son, Edelinck,, 13olsvvert, ,Vosterman Hartolozzi, and other,Arti:tits ; the ,whole selede:l I mpressiOns. Ainung them are many Proas, and some large Scriptural Pieces, particularly tine. The: Etchings and Proofs, by Wooliett, form as complete and choice 4 Colledion as have ever be: it offered to the Public. To be viewed on §aturclay, M4jr 7, to the time,of.sale. Covent.G;injen) ; and Published by Ws 4.1. iA 4A a :um ER SCR I (of Sobtit•Nlol ton-street, Grosvenor-up:arc); LONDON: Printed by ROCIIANAN Al%lllO. AN. ( 010 " 0 ' 4 "`"' 411veriketailits,Qrdercfor the kr 104 fin' the 4,/,/„.,--&.c , (io.isaiet be adclr:ssed. At the Su x.(IE T ct ) Nv. 1 I Zp . SiPand ; where must Swan' ClOse,-Iligh-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure: ,„at IOHN 'THOMPsON, NO. I, New P ou ltry Mark et ; 11Plicrosti, Old Assembly-Close, tdinburgit. Prepared and Sold by Proprietor, 500 Tstotss T...yeeta, Merriber or tne Royal Collog e ,°•` , . oat gams, at his House, No. 9, New liri.dge-street, where, alter a constant reshience of :rote than tlu" ,• pf years, in a practice particularly riireeteti to the cutcsoi Venereal Complaints and those i n cidental to the O„ at Generation, with that ir vialable secrecy which his profession should always observe in such ,cas.,:oy Clatters himself, the advice and assistance 1:•2 .grall'Arci - be administers to persona taking this" esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantaise'" dont attainable and void of all ainbigtiity. ; oi Also sold, by his appointment, rm. flue convenisil s, those living at a distance, at the Poniiiiict't t' . 3 , 1• 0 - Alban's-street, Pali-Mall; .the Toysitop, NO* IC "' 'ford-street; Mr. Disborovgh't, No. 7, ~1' Mr. Mr. Steel's, Ilookselier, No. t, :Juirn-row, Little bill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; . 6 ; 1% ,, v ,iiii4 .clonald„. Glasgow ; Ca 1 1 ,% ell's, Dublin; ail" "g person in every considerable t u Great Lirirain 3 tO,l jugland, land, itt Boxes of only ss. 9d. each, scAled wi g i c Ina a nd plain du - cc-dons, whereby persons of either ietY' cure themselves with ea..“:, speel, secrecy, and sa is N. B. Every i3 "' s sold in Great Britain is sealed liPers a Stamp, on which, by savour of the CoMmis si°l3 New printed, at the Stamp-011ice--',' T. Taylor, 4° ' ',ch ew 1.3 imitate which is Felony, and al t :AM Lounter&its. PARISIAN FASHIONS. . Tett coldness Of the atmosphere.,has arrested the progress of the Spring Fashions,.. • The silk juives !Ave re.appc.red ; they are ornamented with black lace. Many, cloaks are vorn, which are either of dark.green taffety or str aw.coloured silk, and very large. Almost . all the. cropped heads are covered with a carnette, or a veil ; and the shawls, which had,- mounted, into cravats, have sunk upon the shoulderi. - A silk Abu err marts:me surmounts al. most all the straw hats. The violet and the- rose are the prevailing .colours. The ribbons of the newest taste are dark.green and apple:green. Long hair is worn, bound up with a bandeau, and relieved with an elegant comb. Fiche b mints have been lately invented,, and are much worn, Royal Circtis.—To.morrow evening the new grand serious Spectacle will be performed for the 9th time. It is nightly received with the most un. bounded applause. • Mrs. Parker's Louisa is great. ly esteems. Roberts, as Bratialdo,..the Outlaw,- depicts. admirably the character of a Freebooter.--;• Helme, in Bircno, isluite at home ; and the infan. line merit of Miss It Lettin is a complete wonder. The following are the CAPITAL rk I Z as Sold and Shared at Messrs. HAZARD, 13ttase-,, and Co.'s Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, in the three Lot_ terres for the year t Boz ; the last of which finished Drawing on Thursday the 28th ult. , In MAKES, as follows; 29,440 in the November Lottery . 1,943 in the Lite ditto - . , . t 8,016 dittadit to - . . 38,413 ditto ditto . - . . 18,577 in the August ditto . 21,945 in the November ditto . 31,873 ditto ditto - - - 13,471 in the Migust ditto .. - And in WHOLE TICKETS; 3cB in the late Lottery ' . . 10,313 in the August ditto .. . 4, 1 9 1 in the November ditto 26,471 ditto ditto . - - • . 35,,265 in the August ditto - - - 22,600 'in the late ditto . . 5,3 6 9 in the August ditto • - . 20,207 ditto ditto - - ' - • £ 425 moo • 20,000 20,000 • 10,0 on 2,000 1,000 1,000 Soo • 20,000 ip,opo 10,000 Siot9 1,000 I,noo . SOO 500 ESTATES near TAMWORTH and ; LICHFIELD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Swan Inn, in Lich6ellt, on Friday•the 20th Day of tBO3, at Four o!Clock in the Afternoon; SEVER A L V.duable FREEHOLD and COPY_ HOLD. ESTATES of INFIERITANCE; - and also ,several LEASEHOLD ESTATES, in Lots, and subject to Conditions. Lot t. A Freehold' Estate, consisting of a newly-tree - led Messuage, with lianis, and all suitable Out-buildings, in complere Repair, and about ago Acres of Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land, situate at Wiggington, in the Occupation of Thomas Phillips, at the yearly Rent .of 3301. together avith a Moiety of the Manor of Ilarlaston, extending over. above . aoiso Acres of Land, abounding with Game, and in eluding a right of Fishery in the river Meese. This Estate is free from both great and 5...111 Tithes, and exonerated from the Lama-Tax. • I.ot. 2. A Freehold Estate, in the Occupation of Thomas Pipe, at the yearly Rent of 40. 4s. ehuststing of a Nies-. suage, with a new Barn, and about 23 Acres of Laud, 4A.. 2 R. o P. of which are Arable, and the' remainder very rich Meadow Laud, situated at Coton, and adjoining the Turnpike Read leading from Trintworth to Lichfield. lot 3. \A very desirable Estate, called Longway House . Farm, in the Occupation of Thomas Padmore, at the yearly Rent orviol. consisting ui a Messuage, with a Barn, acid all suitable 0 tit- buildings.; Orchard, Garden, .and several Fish Ponds, well stored' with. Fish ; and about 69 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,-3 4 Acres whereof are Freehold, the remainder Copyhold, .held of the Ma nor ot Longdon.—Thrs Estate is situated about a Mile and a Half from Lichfield, adjOining the Turnpike Road leading' to Stafford, and is well worth the attention of a Gen tlernan who wishes to, build, as the Freehold Land commands one of the finest ProSpeets in the County of Statibrd. The Land is in excellent condition, several of the Pastures not having been plotighed tot 3o Years and upwards.: The Purchasers of the above Lots may be accommodated with One-halt of their respestlive Purchase Monies. Lot. 4. Two Piecei of Freehold Land, situated at Norton, in the Occupation of Thomas Moss, at the yearly Rent of 131. 13s. containing about 9 Acres 2 Roods. Lot. 5. An undivided Mo:ety of a Piece of rich Meadow Land, called the Busal Meadow,•situated at 0 rgreavc, adjoin ing the River Trent, in the Occupation of-- Kent, at the yearly Rent of i3l.—The whole of the Busal Meadovi - mea sures abOut, ta A. r It. 7 I'. The above-Mentioned Lots ace all exonerated from the LancP:.Tax. . • Lot. 6., A Piece of Meadow Land, situated at Salter's Bridge, in the Occupation of Mr. George Booth, , at the 'early Rent of a 11. and containing about four Acres.—This 'Land is held by, Lease under the Subchanter and Vi‘ars Cho. rat of Lichfield Cathedral, at the yearly . reserved Rent of IL's. for the Lives of George- Hasid, Esq. Mt. John Barker, and Master Trevor Owen Jones. The following liStates are situate in the City and County of Lichfield : Lot. 1. .A capital Messuage, fit for the Residence' of a Gentleman's Family, situated in boar-street, in the Occupa lion of .Mr. foseph Potter, consisting of two Parlours and a Hall to the Front ; and a large Ki tchen and a back Parlour on the Ground Floor; four largo Chambers, with two Dressing Rooins, on the second. Floor; 'and five excellent. Attics, with Coach-house, llrcwhouse, Yard, G ar d en , C oa l house, Laundry, good Collaring, Hotise is held by Lease under the f eoMes of Lowe's' Charity, at the 'yearly Rent of foi the Tenn of 40 Years, commencing the .30th pay of Nrivember. 1792, and usually renewed every 14 Years. Lot 8. .Two Dwelling-houses or • Tenements in Wade street, in the several occupations of Thomas Worral, with a Yard, Stable, and Pigstye, at the yearly rent of 81. 17s. and of the Widow Marklandi with Yard, Brew-house, Pigstye, ttc. at the yearly rent of 61. C o s. togethe r w ith Stable for tour Horses fronting to Watleotreet, with a Saddle-house, Garden-houie, and Piece of Garden G rouod,. lying behind the said Dwelling-houses, in the O ccupat i on 0 1 the said jos. Potter, with the Premises comprised in , the last lot, and giving the same .a communication with Wade-street. The Premips comprised in this lot, or part thereof, arc of Bur gage Tenure. Lot 9. .A Carden In Stow-'street, in the Occupation of Aelon; and two Pieces of Arable Land, with a Barn and Stable, in the Occupation of Thomas Smith.—This Lot is held by Lease under the Subchanter and Vicars, for the Term of at Years, commencing March s, 180 r, at the annual reserved Rent of tL Bs, +A.' and . usually renewed every seven Years. - • . Lotto. Ti.vo.Pieces of excellent Pasture Land; with a newly creacd Barn, situated at Boley, in the Occupation of , Sherratt, containing about 3 A. 2 R. as P. of which tA, 2 It. are held by 'Lease of the sa id S u b c h anter an d Vicars, for the Term of 21 Years, commencing 29th oat,- ber, 1797, at the annual reserved Radt of 145. and usually renewed every seven Years. Lot A Piece of Freehold Land at Boley, adjoining the above Lot, in the occupation of the said Shemin, and containing about, t A, I R. 23 P.. - Lot 12: A. Piece of Freeiiold Land, situate at. Collins: Hill, in the Occupation of J . Aelon, containing 2A. 3R. 27 P„ . . Lot 13. Ditto flitte, aA. 2 It. a 8 P. Lot 54. Ditto ditto, 3A. o It. 2P. Lot is:. Ditto ditto, 4A.2R. 32 P. • These four last Lots die exonerated from the Land-Tax. fr 2" ••Possession of the 'respective Premises may be had at Laly Day, 1804, and printed Particulars had at the King's Arms,' Tamworth ; the Crown, Burton-upon-Trent ; the Angel, Atherstono ; Three Tuns, S utton ; an d Plans of the Estates may he seen at Mr. Landers,Surveyor, Wishaw. and at Mr. Attorticy, Lichfield. ; D REGNANT LADIES, whose situation requires A,. temporary retirznient, and would wish to pm -serve theiiiteputution and,Pla-raetrr from the base censure th e World, and ',resolve peace and concord a mong Relations and Friends, And alleiiate the horrors of Concealed Pregnancy, may be accoinmodated with a genteel Apartment to Lye- In, agreeably to their circumstances; where Care, Tendernes s , fr Huma n ity, Honour, and Secrecy, have been the Basis of this Concern tur many , Years, may ne relied on; her Infant put out to Nurse, and humanely taken care of Apply to Mr. White, Surgeon and Man-midwife; or Mrs. 4 certain and elieilual remedy to,remove White, Midwife, No. 4, London-House. Yard, St. 'Paul's aa C ti Church - yard.; 0 . ,i ; ,l s w x: i i i i e d r e l r uzx u b t : i t:: , his n etryii ivrceentStirshedlioettisPiitcluilnase: House, ilelsi.ityohuanvterytipartments i f more agreeable attenCleci to. t a i t o le n r b ,t i v id be L r yp t g a s et - Letters fpobt.paid) i tita n in Town.— the - • - I,OST, on the sOth 'Of this Month, Saltford Inn, on . Road front Brit , Ll ;o ACOLD .WATCH, Carril trfni Jewelled Baker's Name C;rant, Fteet-strcet, London. The Case does.not, as is common, seNrate fiorn the Watch, hut is at tached lo it tit , means of tti'a bli,os. There aX;OI4 Scat hung to it by a Black aibbon, the cypher G. I antivest a Lion &Limp:lnt, on a red jasper; together wi th a Gold Key. WhL.ver has found Gt..: above, and wii bring it to No. 7 York-144ft, .Ciifton, .shall receive. Five Guineas Rey:v*7 - Watch.makers and yawn= ;rakers are requesled 1.. stop iti -should it be olli:re„t for salt or.pawn, and the satne ;tew.:id shall be givem . 30t;t tgo3. NOTICE TO .DEBTORS ,\N!) CREDITORS. THE PERSONS ta tylwin the lve Par;:lcrship of DANIEL UICKES .id CHARLES lIICK:.•Si both I te of the City of Bristol, Wine-ll:; , :pers, carrying.ott Tra-le niKler tlic• Fret of Daniel HiAes and Spn; stand ta &bled, are -reqn.asted to deliver in their Accounts inunvli ately to me, tlt.it the,same may be adjusted and pid.—iktid such Persons as are indebted to the said Estate are requested to pay the same to ' - DANIEL • . Sole Executor to Daniel Hickes, deccasede igth April, 1863. DANIEL HICKFS most.:reareelitilly infamt the Friends of his late Father and Brother, that .ha cont'' Hues. Tradd.on his own 'Account, and solicits a coa tinuance of their Favours which it - shill be his endeavour to deserve. by constant assiduity and punauality. I lead of the Quay, Bristol. • WORTHY the ATTENTION of THE AFFLICTED. •TT is he; justice to your merit, that I .shotO c . 4. knowledge, in this public manner, the good elit l ex perieneed trout taking your valuable Medicines, the Votarai...d. • Syrup - held Nervous Cordial: I was afflicted for sever.l years with a violent Fi:oth oll e Disordo;' as also with Deatie; . s in an alarming &vet... could 'find tic) 'benefit fOr these .complaints,-altnough I V" plied to ....tveral of the most' eininent or the Faculty, but ' 4% perfettly•Cured by taking the tr;), Sire )(Our ever grateful aril 1....iib1e Servant, JOSEPH -A R:'llV, Farmer art.! Al:distal •Hey bridge, near Malden, Esszx. - Wm. S l a V x il t n or. c i s , s i tn 'i ' l l n e gt a ia b r ° ri v i , e' E IseX. • .lay 27, ;Sox. , Dejr - S:r, Partsmo:th. Me situation for many year; pat has been so trail` mt . serable, that I have often wished Tor death to relieve..: but have ‘‘.•hect in vain ! Owihg to juvenile indiscrerioo. . a vice contracted at school. 12ton:sea under almost a tol ' l deprivation of sight ; my memory had lost its reunn ,a powers, and my other Fr:cult:es were' so inbch impaired, 1 1 • I had little hopes, while my existence might be proloq.„" being any thing else than a drone in the great -hive . 01 .)"' • • ciety. _I had applied to a. number of eminent whose prescriptions, instead of reliving, tended only' I w to,_:t! crease the malady, until, about fourteen months ince,"' made acquainted with your two valuable A4cilichie:;, - TANICAL SYRUP and NEi.t.YOUS CORDIAL, V a l after taking three botties, I for myself so much invigoraie".' both corporally And mentally, iliac I could scarcely credit tvidetme of my own senses.... -By two bottles nwic, fobnd myself so . perfectly restcirc.a to health and, spirits' _rio t ': I feel iny . ll, I. I may be allowed the expression, ail Unt et - another world. About.- ten ~ months since L and tits ce weeks a&or my wife pteseni.,l 1110 with a son, to, ill! • great joy of inyStif and friends; %W, hada long time desp2ir c " of having rue tamily 113111C.refpettEtted , Ir; Sir, yiiu think the publication of this rdiriarkable Nte he a benefit to the comm.!'nity, and to young trim in particular, yet* - arc pettedly.- at liberty to do so; rapt and situation :rte makes it improper to r m y name toapiga at the bottom of Att advertisem:At a public paper ; .how ever, I shall be in London abou t the meddle of next inoithi, h woa I shall be happy to assure y o u with what respect gratitude I am, Sir, Your much obliged humble Servaine W. E. Royal be T h l , l d e iill:Atahneivioclyoluspi:jaoiuldse,RNesotora9,tAiviebiNweLvsotitieseti:7oi roaboid1!..11:71! at rl. as. tis.6l. arid 55.-So. (duty ixcluded); rei;"" ig ° l l a. Co.'s, late Bacon, No. tso; Oxford-strixf, oppo.)iie SQL.. street ; No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 32.1, 14 011i tL" Withers (late Cockell's) Medicine Warehouse, ,L. 4 ,L;;;;;; Strand, Tem•ole-Bie; Tutt'S Royal Es ; ry, Perfumer to His. Majesty, No. 4r Pail-:Nall; . ; Converot St: Paul's Chorcit-yard;Bolton's, Royal W ; 1 1 ; 1 . t i 4 Ching and Butler, - No. '4, Cheapsitie,• Son, No. 3s, Haymarket ; Shasv's-• - Medicine ' W`IV"' High -street. Borough, ,oppoite,,the. Southwark Balm ~,„. Piikling's, No. 76, - Oxford-street, opposite the Forbes, Druggist, No. 3a, Blackman-street, nosougiti,pl"" Bow-lane. - :3 tile And to be had .of all the Booksellers and Printers .. principal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms. PRICE OF Batik Steck 651'65 Navy s per Lent. 991 Pet ( ritt. 1.7.y , ,.97i Si 8 I tish s per Cent. I:er Lela. Con: soar per Cent. Red. 61 . 1 3 per C Con. 63 4 3. !)ttto Scrip Hank I.. Ann. t 546 . !You) Short A 911: • • it= . . ' STOCKS, PA Y., I tulip StOck. India. Bonds 3s. prcm. Excht:ti, par s, dis. rup t iabic (gear. 3d Exchequer Timis dis. Omnitnn 1 Mper. 3 per Cent .6 ri t r ex.div. Ditto • Autt. dank for opening India far Ace. . • . Cons. for May 03 4} 4 LONDON MARKETS, &c. KETURN OF WIIEA Alesso. C U it.o and M Including only from the ISth, agrceably to $4 Quarters at 64$ od 4 6j . 2 _---... t 6zs oti Si 2 ; "--"""'"'"'"- at 6ts od 3 4 1 380 - at ios 0 4 3.4 a t c ss oct 266 57 , od 4 8 ---56 s 6d Total.33c4,(jllarter6 Q. old. lower tli ,*1 - 1N MA It K *LA N E, IAL.rAS~Me..I Weighers, of April to the 234 of April, the new Ad. . ' 4;3 Quarters at 56s 04 4 6 at 55s 6.i 699. ---- at 558 04 94 -------- at SO 6 1 ' 355 ,------- at S4s 0 1 ISq At 53s oti at 50S od I at 47$ Ott to to at 435 od .—Average 565. sid. lan List !tenant. • A,REfURN OF FLOUR. From ,April 16, to April az, from the Uocket O ffi ce. SM.Cs. s. d. I Sacks. s. d. 1 sacks. s. d. 77 5 2 o I 59 47 6 I 2 1 5. 44 * I 51 o t 296 47 1 73 43 o 3 5 0 0 9z)B, 46 u 1 4 4 1 . 0 / 0 49 0 45 45 6 I 3 4 0 0 14 To4 B 6 I 493' 45 0 I 21 37 1 13276 48 o 25 44 6 tai r 6-24 SAcks.—Aversgc 47 1 . os. Oid. lower than List return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGIAND ANI) \VALES, Ending April 28. Wheat 565. 6:1. I Barley 235.. t id. I Deans ps. Rye., 35*. tfd, Oats . igs. 6d. Pease 36i. 7(1. PRICE 0 M() PS. SACS. Kent, 51. os. to 81. as. Sussex, St. os. to 71. 75. Essex, 51. nS, to 71. aS. POCKRTS. Kent, 61. os. to tol, os. Sussex, 61. as. to 91. 9i. Farnitans, 8l: os. to t il. tts. :,:It 1111.1 E LI) MARKET', May 2. To sink the qtrai—pr stone of Sib. Beef, 43. 44. to ss. gd.. Veal, ss. ;A. to 63. 44. Mutton, SS. Ott. to 65.. oil. 4 Pork, 4s. 4it. to ss. 4(1. Lamb, 6s. od. to Ss. H/LAH Ol CATTLZ THIS OAT. Beastsabout 2000—Sheep and Lambs gOOO. .NEWG ATE and LEADENIIALL MARKET. I Met', 3s. 4d . to 4s. Sd. Veal, 4s. al. to 6s. lid. Mutton, 4s. 4d. to s3.:µl. , Porlt, 4s. 4d. to is. 4d. I.4mb, ss. o . to 7s. 4d. PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb,) Onus, 50 to 56th. each tgil. to 21d. Ditto, bo to 651 b. each . . —(1. to 23d. Merchants' l clot, . . . rgd. to ig3d. I)4ssing, Hides, . . Iyil. to 2cibd. Fine Co.ich Hides, - - - aid. to azd. Crop Hides tin cutting, - -21 d. tO '2ld. Fiat Ordinary . . 19:1. .to god. Calf Skins, 3O to 401 b. per Dozen • 2bd. tO 34d. Ditto, so to 7Olb. 27d, to 334. per lb. Ditto, 70 to 26d. to 2S(I. per, lb, Small Seals (Greenland) 40: to 484. per lb. Large ditto, - 1005. tO 40$. per Dozen. Tanned /Dirac Hidei, las. to 355. per hide. Goat Skins •-s. —3. per Dozen. RAW' 11 I M.% pest Heikr apd SU:GCS (I). st.) Qrdinary, 3s. od. to 3%. id • 35. ' ILI. to 4s, 4d, Market Call, 9%. 6d. iroch. Middling, 3s. 4d. to 35. 6d.. Eng. Horse I 5 s. ad. to 183. ea. Shearlings • • • os od to is 6d Lamb 'Skins .. ' . . - 2i 6d to ,3s 64t PRICE OF 'I St. James's liflarket 44..4J. Clare Market 4s. 4d, WlthecitApel Market 4s, 3d. per stunt: ofSlb. td. Average price 4s. 314. 'ALLOW. Town Tallow js. 6d. trisia do. (Cud) 645. 745. Russia do. Soap) 686. 695. Meltiog Stull' sgs. Ditto rough 4z s. Craves 14 4 . a d. Good Drcgs los. 7 .tted, SSs.-;-Ctird to*...ad.7r - Aliiikitt4...lo.• XIS. VeitOw goaii,: 7 Price 9r Cantu per to n, St. JANll , .'s 11AV :‘IAIt.K ET, April 3o: Hay, 41. !es. od. to 71, os„ ott.--7Mre. , 51• 154. ad. rb Stra, 2.1. 2i. Od. to 21. t.p. od.--Aytr• 21• Bs. (AL WHITECHA EL MARKET, April 30. 41, tes. al. to 61. 161. od.—Aver. 51. 1 34. ad. Clover, 61. 6s. od. to I. la. ed.—Aver. 61. 16i. 6d. t Straw 14s. od. 6s. .'d.--Aver. 2l. os. od. COAL F.XCIiANGE, May z. Best Coals. in the Pool, per Chz!Oyu Delivered to Housekeepers at SUII4OI2IId, per ChaWren DeliVetrAt to Housekeepers at 42s ad Sib• ed . 37s 463 :.6a To TIIOMAS TAYLOR, H5l. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, T BEG leave to inform 'yokt, that ever since Edinburgh, March 13°1;11 1 year c 790, I have been' atilided with the Lu - ,f , ; N L, „ c f taa . ; which,-fIOM it - obstinately resistiag- every c‘" i `ti t y 11 M r, '°t re 1 , ic ac ils t a d trn )re d s e ' rg ribe(---- oin i- g bY seve th ra 4 I m S:N t T e re la .t. in 'OTlCSt t and twice discharged= from the liospital, with hide reo,),:, would applar to bepf most, inveterate nature. I, • spting of last year my disorder had Rot; to 'such a ire r ne.irly to put a period to my existenee—:•l'liad I on Ole croWll of my head, CACll.arrnt an" 11 ,7 . ..- ivere broke out in a frightful manner ; my right wasterur' ;,c fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration ti, last seven years; my left had also two large nodes 0 11 !„. was very much discoloured, and gave file such excrunt. ing pain, jiarticularly when wain bed, as nearly - te 0 4 . 11 . prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was reC ,t trended d y p a rent 1" • ; b o y em Mr. he i re .. ) Th t o o ni t i al o c k4 , , yo ( ur vhr ea rkje es iv, received so gri s lailieh I . began to do on the a6th of May On the , c;, ( ) ;, - , than a month, the ulcers on . my heed and or 3 fortnight, began ti? jCCeile henerit —in li ttl 11 ere soundly healed—soon atter; the sores on my kg also; leaving, however , consmerable discolour:onm skin, and pain in the bone 'of the lett, which, by tile ,0 ling of Cott, and A little longer p.:rseVeranee yoar suable Medicine, subsided ; thc nodes dispersioro s „'ny regaining its cultural hue, and the nodurnal pains Wa" u lo,. ring off. I thus became, by your liberal advice (Lute, pertettly free front all my former complai!D;e, have recovered my former spirits and strength, and ani come jolly and lat, in which state ring eontiiiiival.l.ll;oo anus r!iiej months to the. astonishment of all Wit:, knew me, 1 y a loss in what terms to express nly gratitude, but h 5 for the good of other sitici:rir g mortils, to make tit Case as ° public as possible, as shall on every ocl;';',' 1 01, in so doing. you will greatly cblige; Sir, your 0. 1 - i it • obedient, very ti afole servant, . AL.X •. l & . .