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hearer. He submitted also that Mr. Bowler ought to have seen that this ante was right, before it was give; to Mr. Anitesley Shee. He could have no evi. Hence bat the Clerk of the house. Mr. Annesley Slice was most rrnbably what Mr. Gattßow — had stated him to be, a swindler or something likelt, and therefore, he would not call bim, but the Clerk he would call. LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Dtc. t 6. bIIj:NG4 A!•MpRS,.I.I)&U tLI.YNUO*OO4II, AT GU:LD. }IALL, 1.-ONDON *AtiVi.ER 4J. NI/slal: 7 , ESQ. AND °TUTUS. Mr. Gattaow stared this - to bean action brought by a young Gentleman under age, why sued by his Guardian or , next friend, against those most respea. able Defendants; MersStS. Martin, Stones and Foot, bankers in LombariLstieet, to recover the sum of 2301. and the eireumstances were shortly these The Plaintiff ,was a young Gentletinin who had an educatioo, and was possessed of acquirements above. his original degree in life, and he possessed a little money n thus conditioned he aspired to an employ. Anent in a sotne of the Public Offices, instead of fol. sowing meaner occupation, but having no connec tion to'introduce him into that line of life, he be took himself to that which was as common as it was silly, anti which was a weakness fur which he hardly knew there was any cure, he advertised in Ate. Pub lic Papers a certain sum to any person who could priseure him a place in any of the Public Offices of a given InCome. These advertisements were gene. rally honest on the part of the Advertiser, not so the answers that were generally given to them, for Swindlers lived by answeling these advertisments, and by pretending to possess influence to procure these appointments, they got money in advance, e eetending that nothing could be done witkout it ; alai when they had obtained all they could, the per. boo who had given it heatd nu more of the m .— This young man published one of these advertise ments, which was answered by a gentleman *of the name of 'Aimed,...) , Sher, who had been before the Cciurt in a way that left no, favourable impression of his charaaer, and as there was no mark set on the forehead, (at least none visible to common ob servation) by which a plausible knave was, known froM an honest man, this young, man trusted Mr. Shee with his'confidence. • The parties tame tog e _ ther in consequence of 'a letter which' imported, That if Mr. Bowler would attend in such a place, rind was prepared to lodge mat. at a Banker's, thii business should be, dOne, concluding, "We are your's, &c.—Reeves and S. The sooner the better."-;--Upon the appointment for an inter. view, Mr. Annesley Shee made his appearance, and the agreement was entered into. Mr. Shee under.. rook to procure this young man a place in a Public Office, •for a reasonable reward, and-this young man although silly- in the first instance, was prudent in the second, for although he nide a foolish. bar:. he made' a prudent provision for the exc. cution' of it. He 'stipulated,, and it was agreed between him and Mr. Annesley Shee, that this sum 'of tool. should be deposited at a bank er's, in the 'joint names of Mr. Slice and Mc wich, a Gentleman Who keptscash'il the house of Messrs. Martin and Co. and who kindly undertook the management of this part of the - business for Mr: Bowler, and it was agreed that no part of this mo. nay was to' be given to Mr. Shee Mail he should I have procured for Mr. Bowler some place in a Pub.:. I , lie.Qffice : the money was to be deposited at the ' Balikers', Messrs. M'artin and Co. IVIr Barwich introduced Mr. Bowler to the Clerk., at the house, stud said he was come to deposit in the house zool,, which was notto be drawn cut but on the jointor. der of him, Mr. Barwich, 'who ailed for Mr. Bow. ler ; and Mr.' Annelle) , Slice. The Clerk knew the bind writing of iyfr. Ilarwich, and therefore there was no need of entering his 'name in 'the Banker's book, in order that they might know_ his hand. writing, but as Mr. Annesley Shee's hand-writing was not known to them, he wrote' his name in the book. Mr. Barwich then informed ,the Clerk that this money was not to he paid out but by an order jointly 'signed by him and Mr. Annesley Shee, A slip a paper was handed to the Clerk fOr this easrpose, who went through the usual forms of taking it to one' of the Partners, who . signed' the'proper 'book for that purpose. At first ir was intended to have a hill from the,. house,; payable to the order of both Mr. Barwich anti Mr. Shee, but it was afterwards agreed that instead of ,a bill pay able to their joint order, it shoUld be payable to bearer : accordingly it was made out thus :—" I promise to pay to A. Barwich and 'Annesley Sheer, or bearer, on demand, zool. - London,. Bth July, 18oi, for Messrs. Martin, Stoneaand Foot." There appeared . on the face of it that this note was paid to Mr. Annesley Shee, do the t6th of March, 1803. Now the Whole . case was this.--The De. fendants' 'clerk haring received these direetiOns, to take care that the money should never be paid but ee pa a the joint order of Mr. Barwich and Mr. Slate, whereas, he, happened to make it out, payable to theM, or' to bearer, which was contrary to the terms an Whielvilte money was paid in, a 'thing that might . happen in the hurry of business, and which did happen in this case, and therefore the DefendantS were hound to refund this money to. Mr. Bowler, for it appeared, that Mr. Annesley Shec had received this money on the Oilt of March, tBo3. It' was superfluous to 'add a that Mr. Bow. ler. never or his appointme,nt, nor. any thing but promisetnuotil he was tired , of, them, from Mr. An. nesleyShee. Thus was this yountGentleman im posed upon in the first instance, in consequence of his own credulity; but his mOney, never could have been paid out Of the Bankers' house if it had not, been for The mistake of the clerk : who made out th'e note, payable rot to burls these peraons, Mr. Barwich and Mr. Shee, auto their, 'jointordera as lie was ditated to do, but to them or bearer, which enabled Me;Annealey Shee to receive the whale money. This Mistake arose out of the hurry Of business, but fae wbicti the Defendants were re. eponsilde. This case being proved as thus atateal, Mr. 6i kris, on behalf of the Pefendants, obser4 ed, that, they had ;no other anxiety than that 'of being I.4ottaed from the daoger of admitting•parol evidence to' contradict any written document on which they undettoOk to make any'payment. It was impoSSible in the multiplicity of business, for the Clerk to. know what passed when this money was paid in, but the note given by the house was, that this money should be paid to these parties or The Clerk being examined; did not vary the material part of the' case, as to the instrudion he had received when the money was paid in, and the condition on which it was to be paid out again. Lord ELLENBOItbuGH observed, that the cha. rafter of the Defendants' house was so entirely un. sullied, arid stood so high that it was unnecessary to :say this defence-was didatid by hrinourable motives; but it. Was evident that the Clerk in this case hay. ing 'first. received direlions 'to make out a bill payable to Mr. Barwick and Mr. Shee, or to their joint order, bad afterward_s made it out payable to them or bearer, a mistake that Might naturally arise in the hotly of holiness. 'Verdia fur the Plaintiff, damages' look From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 15, 1533. War-Office, Dee. Is, 1803. Ist Regiment of Buds Gentlemen and Ye'donang Ca;O,iiry". Lieuienant Richard Gutt to be Captain. Cornet William Walter Vane to be Lieutenant. l'hornas Grace, Gent. to be Cornet. -John Williarns„,Gent. to be ditto.. The Earl of Che4We I:e4?ment of:Cheshire Gentlemen and. S'et,- ntaltr e ll Cavalry, Win. iohn Matehitt, Gent. to be Adjutant. Rev. Oswald Leycestet, M. A. to be Chaplain. Kent Cyl:47. Cornet Thomas Weston to be Lieutenant, vice Brett, re signed. William Pitman, Gent, to be Cornet. • Pottery Troop f,,f Stafordsbire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Samuel Spode to be Lieutenant, vice Simpson,, pro. muted. • War' Riding, Yorkrhire, Soutliern Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet. Edward Chorley tu be Lieutenant, vice Cooke, re. signed. Sir Thomas Pilkington, Bart. to be Lieutenant, vice Gaskell, resiened. Kohn Littlewbodi Gent. to be Cornet, vice Chorley. John Alderson, Gent. to be Cor , net. .divedeiron Comply robenteers. Charles . King, Gent. to be Lieutenant. jobn Ribbeck, Gent, to be Ensign, ' A'shneld I/drowsy Infantry, William Henry Cartwright, Esq. to be Captain. John Freeman, Cent. to be Lieutenant , . Snin. Golcling,'Gerit. to be Ensign. North Aylesfird john Brinebley, Esti. to be Captain, vice Cooke, resigned. Baintokt Praconiiinterrs. Cartain Muffins. on Half-pay 'ot'• the 3lst Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Beverley Yolunteer Infantry. Ensign Robert Leedanc to be Lieutenant. Thinnai likock, Gent. to bctEnsign. Belvair Cattle PolunteeTt. George Brurrintell, Esq. to be Major. ,fiwtters and claydon Volunteers. Thorthu Singleton, Esq. to be Captain, vice Martin, re signed. Nerd, Proiber Volunteers. Ensign,William Mils to be Lieutenant, vice Rickwood, re signed.' John Mcdwin, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Elli 4, yl Regimen{ of Huth Volunteer Inlymy, George Alsely, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Cade Id, ), POharmers. Sir Robert Williams Vaughau, Bart. to be 11.1ajor-Comman• dant. _ _ Caldecou Volunteer Niemen. ames:.Charleslewis, Esq. to be Captain. John Buxton, Gent. ;to be Lieutenant. farms Edwards, Gent. to 'Est. sign. . . Cardigan Alunterre. john Grant,. Cent.-to be Ensign. ' Chtselhmrst. and Poatteray,74!writers. • Captain William Lushington to be Captain-Commandant,' Lieutenant George Stone to be Captain. Ensign Richard Stone to be Lieutenant. Rik.liard Waring, Gent. to be Cleobtny ,141,rti, cII I,a4errs lames, Compsott, Esq. to bz C.ipt4in, vice Sir Walter i3lount, deceased. . . • '. Coi stam.nhoderr Infantry. Robert John Hulbert, gent. to be LigutO4nt. To fx twsigns _Vil)iarn Edwards, Gent. Williatri Ward, Cent. Charles Barrow, Gent. . . Lola! Crqyfird liduntrers. Ensiktt f ames W I ideheact to be Lieutenant. Devize4 Voluntetr WiTlianvSiirnpn, Esq. to hc Lieutenant-C:01°m). lames Cent, Esq. to 'be Major. Henry ,Butcher, Esq to be Captain, fohn Bodman Vince, Esq. to be ditto. Daniel' Compton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Robert Hughes, Gent.: to be Adjutant. ~• Dauntln Associated Volunteer s . j spies Bailey, Esq. to be Captain. 'John Reeves, Gent. to be Lieutenant. • john Daily, jun. 'Gent. to be ditto. Henry 'Write, Gent, to be Ensign. 1041 Dales Volunteers, Lieutenant George Horn to-be Captain, vice Chayton, re signed. Ensign Robert Lister to be :Lieutenant, vice Horn. . Forres Poluotter leslanhy, Patrick.Strachan, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. George Kay, Esq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—john Ginning, Gent. John Cockburn Gent. Robert Swot', Gent. John Gun, Gent. • To be Ensigns—JohnGrant, Gent. john Fraser, Cent. - • Glasgow Supers:us:wary rirscriated Volunteers. Cunningham Corbet, Esq. to be Lieutenant.;Colonel-Com . i n v a in t. Gilbert Hamilton, Esq. to be Major. To 134: Captalns—Robert Freer, Esq. George Buchanan, Esq. Dulled Bannatyne, Esq, William Anderson, Esq. Adam Crooks, Esq. lames Buchanan, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Alexander M'Kerlie, Cent. William m e iki e h arn , Gent. William Glen, Gent. John Brown, jun. Gent. Septimus Ellis, Gent. John Dempster, Gent. Robert Davidson, Gent. To be Ensigns—john Bannatme, Gent. David Lawrie,Cent. ohn Vale, Gent. Gilbert Lang, Cent . John Corlyetr, cent. . Great Grimlby Polimiter:, • George Babb, .Esq. to be Major.Commandarit. To be Captains—John I.usby, Esq. Robert Lister, jun. Esq. Hewson Bensor, Esq. • To be Lieutenants—Richard Marviea, Ucnt. William Ser. jcanr, Gent. Giorge Harrison Gent. To be ' Ensigns -- Michael hlarsliall, Gent. Theophilue Woolnwr,'Gent; George Parker, Gent; Ilavant Po/wife,' tnfantry. lames White, Geot. to be Quarter.inaster. Isfuniry. Joseph Nf'incent, (rent. to be Ensign: East Kitt Volunteers. Ensign Tbotnas Kennett to be Lieutenant. Edward Sc uc h_ mure, jun. Gent..t? be Ensign,. vice Kennett. Vag's S4mborne 1 4 / a nt:err.' Ensign Wyatt to - . bo Lieutenant, vice Milloway, re. sigtod. . Kirletttaright Polutttart. William Stewart, Cei t. to tie Adjutant. Lreds nisMiter bfantr.l( Darcey Lever, Gent. to be Attjutani. Ling fi eld and Crowburst leoluntrers. Robert Bostock, tsq. to be Captain, vice Faringdon, resigned. , Mho, iir Planty. . • Chules Nfirshall Clarke, Esq. to be tientenapt-Colon e l. • Commandant. lam Booth, Esq. to bs . hfejor.. To be Captains—William Wilson. Esq. Gabriel Neue, Esq. Stephen Gray, Esq.. Thomas ftlisdall, Esq. To be Iticliird Bellwood, Gcnt. William Al lison, Gent. Thunnts Espin; Gent. .Edward !ism, Gent. To be Ensigns —William Hyde, Gent. William Hardy, Gent. Joseph Franklyn, Gent. )arras Heitry ClarCe, Gent. , • tobe Chaplain--Rev. Walling Tolland. To be Quarter-master—John Jackson, Gent. Longpeft rolunifer forfantly. John Davenport, Esq. to be Nlajor-Coinmandant. Alalmibuty Pcilmniqr Infantry. Lord Andover to be Major. Samuel Houghton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Coleman. Eleanor Newman, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith. Abraham Smith, Cent. to be Ensign vice Maskelyu. Ale/kik 11.c/unity's. William Duguid, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Per. tie, resigned. 1111 - End Parenteers. Major John Liptrap to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain William Thompson to he Major. byal Morse 14!lowers. . . Lieutenant Clarke to be Captain. Thomas Devey, Esq. to be Captain,. vice Gitton, resigned. - • . To be Lieutenants—Matthias Purton, Gent. Ensign Haixl. • ing. !Ensign Moore. • To be Ensigns-I°lin Bache,Gent. john 'ones Morvil,Gent. , .lair'nshire I.olzipteeq. Captain LCwi - Grant to be Adjutant. • , New 11 , re.rt Ravers. • S'econ4 Lieutenant WillianiTowscy to: be First Lieutenant, 'vice L. A. 'roomer. IV. W. Tuomer, pent. to be Second Lieutenant. ‘- , Lofal Nor th Britem,, fan Forbes, E sq . to he Captain. lames Cordon, Esq. to be ditto. Thomas Bruton, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Anderson, resigned. Andrew Lawrie, Gent, to be Quarter-master. James Hamilton, M. U. to be Consult. ittg Plusician. . • Penl.!pi Foluntreri. Gabriel Davies, Esq, to be Captain. lohn lanes, cent. to be Licutenint. Chidlati, Gem. to be Ensign. Port.tea/wows. Ensign Matthew Napper to be Lieutenant, vice Plowman. William PlOwmati, Gent. to be Ensign,- vice Napper. Refiritth Pc/water • Pilemen. Williany, Davy, Esq. to he Captain. Henry Noal, Gent. to he First Lieutenant. - Thomas Galby, Gent. to be - Secend Lieutenant. • st, nr Eastern Ross Rattalimc of PoMl:eery. Ensign Hugh Sutherland to be Licutentant,,viee Mackenzie, resigned. Alei. Sutherland, Gent.. to bc.Ensgn, vice H. Sutherland. . . . . . 2d, or Western Ross Batiallon of Voiststfeers. Major Duncan Munro be Lieutenant. Colonel. Captain - Cohn M'Kenzie to be Major. .3d, or Black hle of Voluntters. john 10‘1 1 / 4 enzie, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Alex. M'Kenzie, Gent. to be Ensign. . ..• Sandoss lvoistaters. • J. N. Fowler,, Esq. to be Captain. Wright, Gent. to be Lieutenant. E. Fox, Gear. to be ditto. 'Benjamin Tom linson, Gent. to be Ensign. St, George's, Midsiletex, Volunteer:. Rev. Robert rarringdon, D. D. to be Chaplain. lames Horstiord, Gent. to be Surgeon. St.`7anteet,'lfirtntinster, Loyal Volunteer:. Robert 13town, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Harpur, promot ed. Joseph Tuogod, Gent. to be Quarter-master, St. Perris and longsidt Poltentee,s. Alexander Harvey, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. • Thomas Burgess; G L e d n h t g {t S o c b ra e i. i2 l it '' s lu itter tirrs. -master. Sitoreditth Pthenterrt. Rev. Henry Rlimley, A. M.. to be Chaplain. Henry W.l d, Gent. to be Surgeon, , john Parkinson, Gent, to b;:: A , atit-Surgeon. •• • ,Shaseditcb nboarert.' Rev. Henry Plimley, A. M. to be Chaplain. Henry Ward, Cent..to be Surgeon, [oho Parkinson, Gent., to b Assist- ant-Surgeon. Iva' SoVrhivar.4 Po/worth. .Captain. lotus Alcock to be Lieutenant.Coionet, vice Rolls.. resigned. First 'Lieutenant Thomas Monlilen to be Cap tain, vice Alcock. Second Lieutenant Robert Hainan to be First Lietitenant, vice Moulder). Marniaduke Shaw, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. ' - 'Sfrciramtb Polsotteerinfaat7. Alexander Cameron. Esq. to be Captain, vice Geddes, re signed. Stoic, Penkhyll, and Penton Polunierr Inj'ap,hy. Major'D. Whalley, inn." to he Lieutenant- Colonel Corn- Captain Hugh Booth to be Major. Siuc.kpori Vase:aim. :William Radcliffe, Esq. to Captain-Commandant. lames 'Heald; Esq.' to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—losish Haughton. Cent. • john HOltTle Gent. 110W4rd, Gent. Samuel • Dodge, Gent.- To be 4nsigns —I esse . Horrard, Cent. George Garside,Gcnt. • .Tepron Volunteer ,Infaxt l y. Thomas Adams, Esq. -to be Captain. Peter" Pearson,Gent. to be Lietiteuant. Thomas Smith Womester, Cent, to be .Erisign. • - - Tockivon Volunteers. Captain William Norris Tongc to be Major, vice. Poole, re.. .I.ieutenant tVilllant Robcrtson.to be Captain, Vice: T‘mge. Lieutenant Thomas' to be Captain, vice' S.dmon, resigned. Ensign losepb Tinton to be Lieutenant,' vile Robinson.' Ensign George,,Hignell to be Lieutenant s vice Russell. Edward }felines, tient. to be Ensign, vice Turton. Icahn Whitmwt, Gent. to be Ensign, vice nell. Trinity Hoge kiyal Faunieer Artillery. William Beataon, C;ent, to be First Lieutenant. To be Second Lit:Aire:boots—pines Thermos, Gent. vice Ap. plegarth; resigned. William Ogle Carr, Gent. Thorilas Willson, Gent.vice Ivlarshall, resigned. George Stevens, Gent. vice Dodds. Campbell Majoribanks, Gent; Mat. thew Isacke, Gent. tome, Court, Gent. To be Surgeon— , George Benson, Gent. To heAssistant.Surgeon—lohn Mylne; Gent. IPlitiorsiNtre Pclunteers. Ensign William Friend to be Lieutenant, vice Patrrutn, re. signed. Isaac Sladden, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Friend. Loyal IPhitechapel Vdsinteerr. William Wileox,lient. to be Ensign, vile Dames. Thomas Mears, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Henderson. 1.0)41 Whitrhure.6 Folumiters,, Ensign Thomas Netherclift to be Lieutenant, vice Vincent, resigned., WM. Stare, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nether. 111Jorwell Ychinteers. Frcdcrick Iremonger to be Ensign, vice Rogers. Mu Wilts Volu►rteer Battalion, Dowell, Cent. to be Adjutant. 4ingt4n 1414arivers. Henry Cur wen, Esq. to he Major. Adjutant William Daw son to be Captain, by Brevet. ?ork ,Polunterr Imfantrje. Ensign George Ellis tO be Lieutenant, vice Benson, resign. ed. . John Todd, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Ellis, resigned. John Harrison, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Ellis. Thomas Catley, Gent. to be Ensign vice Todd. key. William Flower to be Chaplain. John Crossland, Cent. to be Adetant, with the Rank of LigUletlallt. Thomas White, Gent. to be Quarter-master. Castle Howard 141uNtrers. Hon. William Howard to he CaptAin, vice Lord Morpeth, promoted. Edmund Goforth, Gent. to be Second Lieu:- tenant, vice Hon. William 1-loward. C'otwick Volunteer Infipit t y. john Atusters, jun,' Esq, ty be Alajor-Commanctint. Lleulenant-Cdomel 7;bn Philips's Mancherter and Salford Pau,. trers, .„... Samuel King, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Whitehead, resigned. p.ittisoit liolgate, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Powell, re. signed. 'John lenkinsou, Gent. to b Assistant-Surgeon.. x.rr I.l;vialitdr of Mt 4th Class of ilfamthratr rtlford rcia m . tar A Antry. George Philips, Esq. to be cieutenAnt-Colonel Command ant. juhn Baldwen, Esq.- to be Lieutenant-Colvitel. Matthew Chitty Marshall, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains—Richard T. Bury, Esq. Peter Evart, Esq. William kaylanee, E.sq : . James ,Brierley, Sdatuel Stocks, Esq. Tabu Harilsem, Esq. Chides GoiC.iney Kees, Esq: . Thumas.Townley, Esq. . M , (Of SOWth 1:111 LONDON: 'Printed by.IIOCHANAN 14 , 11411.1. AN, (al Ilow.Street, cnierst,c:.!rdenj,-.. and Published by W it LIA AR MI Ctit SCRU'IS At the Sta - N.OF/ e• No. 1121 Strand; where •ieldwertiumfrosfurder4•for the il a pi r ,. 'Letter.. tar the-Editor, &e. . rpcin t aid) , Nlo rnu To be , tiettte6nts—W:ri.tm For.l, Gent. lowitii.to Cent. 'obit Walter'll;:.. - ft. SicrtitlaieFotg ,( h' i l t * G region Gila. Tlicritas HeWitt, Gent. ram" G Gent. 'William Lockwood, Gent. Geo. Gent To be Ensigns—William Sbawcross,Gent. Wir4,m Gibson, tViltiatu /Mope, 'Gent. Robert Potts, Get/t 4 T. Taylor. Gent. Josephll.linford, Geut. To be Chaplain—Rev. folm'Clowes. To be Adjutant- , -john AVeron, Gent.. To be quarter-nister-;- John Waits, Gent. To be Surgeon—John Thorpe, Gera. - • Eltk AT* . In Casette of tali oi/ober. For First . Eisiez Volunteer Legion,. William Ililfany, EScl• to k Lieuteoant.C.lonel-Commandant, read First rsscx Legion, William liittary, Est/. to be lieutettaa-Colood % Comutazdant. I . Ii is I I ill In Gazette of tjth Odober. Pertirokethir4 rdwlrtert Ikfivitv. For johet Peach, Esq. to be Caßtain, read Jo•lnt Leach, Escit to be Captain. In Gazette of 17th Ultimo: tst Regiment —For Richard Taylor, • ihicliegbanubhe Polgnieer lafanny • Colonel Itieh.trtll'aylut to be Major. • 3d Regiment—For Edward Treacher, Gent. to be Ensign read George Meulter, Gent. to be Ensign: . In Gazette or loth inst. • • • Esq. to Ls: Major, TiNkt Woworab awl 115 ke' e4unicer:. For William Hervey, Gent. to be' Ensign, read --- DaY.es:l Gent. to be Ensign. • MARRIED. On Thursday last, Francis Whitmarsh, Esq. of Lincoln's inn, Barrister, to bliss Powell, only daughter of the late Doctor Matthew Powell, Physician Genera} His MajeStYl Forces in the Island of Jamaica, ' On. Saturday, at Dorking, Surrey, the Rev'. Samuel Ilook:o .' Chaplain to the Hon. East I uditrronnony, and M,L 4 'lister of Poplar. to Miss, Warnefurd, eldest .daughter at tate Rev. John Poplar, to , • DIED. On Wed nesday, In Woymouth.street; Nfisa - A kignsto Geol..' giana Parker, thatl daughter or ViLe-AdmiralParger, aged az years. On the ?tit inst. in Yark.place, Kings Lincl4roacl, the !lost. Mrs, MilrriiV, only datightir of the latt:. I.6ni iohtkitnre n Murr4i f and tvit.,of Colono Murrayi of intnncr_Crobsl Vo.• PRICE OFSrOCKS, Rank Stock v 44 :wiry 5 per Lets . shui v net Cent i79', Irish s per Cnt. 4 ver k Oil. 74k 70 3 per C. R. 5.0 tier C. C6ll. Sittjt B, L. Ann. D .. . 5. Atm. YESTERDAY . India Stack rodia Excheq. Ornitiuin I 'nett. 7. net Cent. 54 Oitto Ann.:9 5-16 Bank - lot Cons. for Open: it . I ADVOWSON. 7274:groipealu7,in_______,_.k,fortm; the Pu.Winc.: that the ADVOWSON, si tua ted in 3 Ntidlanil ty, is DISP,OSEDIJF l'ttiVATE CONTRAL A~ ;. . :-; WANTS A PLACE, LFT A S Bu BUTLER and VA— in a replait, Fanitly;a middle.ige t Single ► w a n is wen acquainted with the duties the s ' tation tcq —ei) cao.give the host sarisfattory 'References: to Charaelert s Will bo at liberty and in Town the gist 11Witflr. 1 perl.attiCerr'► p . ost-paid;addressrd to W. M. at Mr. 't'unia'si INo• 7 a) New Bondrstreet, ,wilt me et with the stac , u'' - • tention. N. B. fctred. If to r.efinalA chiefly, in .the Country, most Pre lomon, Duee h, .. xo E Pt./I .— CD - C.% HonourableLi.rpool,,, Commissioners for th e Stamp -....... ni IMF. . ..,_.. . s ,111, mg b e n v 1 'eg e stamps, lo, i t; e a rco n n ex h e i IsuaNrsefirenerplealitaacti;eapdita l• rt c t g s i c id . tfi l i c .t s: t i : j o i r i: PS:I tl Sentb': r the .. P übt lc arotereby respeetiutly infOrmed, that in future his aletlicihcs, the Cordial 831111 coif Gilead. and Anti- I mpc-, tigines, wit I not cpritai a the Certificate as heretofort incloso,• s l ued ti_y him. , the C;overnilient Stamp pasted aver thou t, et enh Bottle, bearing his name in the betty thereof (t terfeit which is Felony), being a sufficient Securit y to hint and the Public in general against all manner of Impostin. Purchasers of theic vaittable Medicines, and of 1)r, sqlo., mon's Abstergrai Lotion, arc therefore requested in a part cular manner to observe that of is o can possibly be ge hOine which is not stamtied in the n i anne r above state d ; at course a ll —...... others are Counterteits ; ....., -4.......1..... f o 'r • ' l ' AY L 0 lt. , S u rgeo to n SIN, Edinburg 1 2 1 May a, 1.800. IN the S •of 794. r w4s of feted with Siring. 1 ence for five m ol t/L.- - Venereal tis; but WaS then obliged to apply to a regular l'hysl " • - ' h to _ the vittl' . ciah, w o put a ternporarystop , c lene e or 'the Disease (by mercurial applic-4.ton) tor soh c of the tirst Genflerneri of 'the Faculty time; but growing, ins pite of all medicine' a n d the advice 6.11.::: 0, New orinAc.srrect, ~ Corntilaint; which I treated with ire; . useless; " in paralleled and beyond description, being an entire p er ' and ulcerated front, head le tout.--M yh4.tad, throat, inouttl. worse for HID years," I was tedueed- to a sitaletree'als7tostset taindo:' rinse, legs, arms, zee.' have been alternately ,in &Ang er %. will be, one of thin!? eats, ulcers vu ioy. body, and nearly totally (. 10 ' ptived of sight—, t would be voluminous to particiiia; 'rite all my case—sutliee it to say, there oeve r 34 or :ic.- short, 1 have had frOrn twenty _t imagined myself, beyond all.litnies of rir(7 . tverY 1 l ''''' 'Oy deed,' in my .then evnititivii, de.itli was preferable to 1, Sated nature. I ,avan:olort44l:ittixg)l;krentstliL tf , aiiirr irreicictiiisinti,l:llll J. more than miserable state. In tnis dry:: fill situation ih.o, I . drag a 1110 t iniseratild existence, till Divine PrOVith7s, threw in my way a Newspaper containing the c" e °,...; mr. VI yinoutli,-4ny of mid it, I could net' 1, d ou ;t . a re t s . s cw ), to a on s th ood s sent and procured some of your LEAK E's l'A l % / 4 ! 1.1.1.,5, which, by using 'from' thne to time, '° '''''' i bie' have long been, (after more than four "vearsindrscrib il, .1 state of health as ever I enjoYet l i i 3s t ,; Proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthv child, Oaf' 0 ul . zes*, to inc or n ag ay ° f . rie l ri n ds g , r Yetutering mriclickw-creatvir. service, 1 retio:' l „ ) „ ln who ss le4::::1:1t:711 2 1 , 1 !?F i rg. publish this ; and vou may at ally time refer p l - 1 , ° ,;; - , ail. gratitude to Go:I, and In 11 1 0 to c wl.o to be sati?rieeof 'the. truth of this, or li" - '' : ne e , uesv t e. 1 t cei e r:e r le o t.icl i rtFLly p :st e il rrw csait!br:i:o;iy:::ovid,3oitiiiilati,srsi;%,(::::e3.,i. sure, speedy, , 4; $ 0 ' Cal 3 :M 4 of the Venereal Disease, which= is ca iie- ".., , ° I, C. 4 n t l .ri a tfi m: l e s i l ts. nl a s4 b i l i s y d r-r i n :a t r i z t r l li p3 c s s l il res . . rtscab,s.fle,.esti,fibarkln:i:ceilli;abblrui:esttlisylc6nresdi rParehlveesnlt4;lsl:lAr'irltillniii; waiting inforniation may Also be referred to ;Ie an' • 11141.1.'tihn'teYseLoLnk)(i)liORinisi,:!14111114%1Lrigr.)istaetn, s'!..flo:c.t°::SaN°litetretC%l:lQl)lirisl°re'iliEirCtti°;-:;ll.btf:C4lt::t..r:get :11:: Where he wilt give .%atvicc without a tee, to l'r r s ' - '" - • sr 4. 1 ) .t 1 4. oh the - same terms, o bservitig lit i f i c- i n : t il sl inviolable secrecy, no person's name or 4-Jse lt:4Viq, i,70., mentioned, but at their 04u particular retpie.,t. by like „,,afs , '. prittor, during the course or more tha n thirty-gig 77., . thathe ' • hats n. 2, , the conduaing of an ex tellst VC Side 0 1 i ii dboVe MtNuCttle, and the practice. 'arising tnerefrolaonfe-. ,TheY are also 'sold by lus Appointment, for, I"o„,rety ' rueuce of thoso livnig, at a distan,:7,,, by Nir ~.,0 , ,, South-bridge, ..E.,:nibitrgh ; Mr. Macdonald, Priiiter,•tf#.t,, g°w, to whom also Mr. T. refers for hit. a.ltlress; a'il r . , • rertiimer's, No. 3i, s:. Alban 's-street, 'llif i Ihi*. ice'atstcrlliet 1:'!,i_logli„ II Robertson's ~To).-stiop, So. rob Ogit'lc t-bircc jitm i me I ' d ") borott4h's, No. 7, fisti-stuxr-hill, pearo• opp)-- , t I'd") . ; Mr. Steel's, Borg:seller. No. T:UrtiOn-toW.oci, ~ I ower.itill ,_• M.. Callwell's, Publle ; x , c l hY one pc v i, it... every coasidenitile town in 0 reap-lint:Lin and lc, -I , , xcl w al p. : )!4!,,..i of only as. 01 caoli, se:ded up wrt,h .-• cure oat, O se i f i t . el ) io ,A n r : t , h ‘ e v a n s e c i e a t n i,l , l s pe ct. r : So ec ri v s . of either SeX ntlY I -- - ~ -seal 11 , N • h ; Everr liox soil in . Great Britain ii ~,1,, Watt 4 Sta:nl), on - which,. hy lavaur ':. 1 ii i t. 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