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against him. Upon this grtemet‘t Mr. Wink. 'icy rtn ) k -94 ititigniont 'against the Defendant, had lit bill of costs tiv,e4..with , sut giyitig the:Defendant tiny intimation, 'and issued an execution, Upon si hich he recoveted.....T.he.se proceedings,.Mr. 13gsT con tended, were completely in the - face of the agree ment 'made between the parties,- the objed of which was to stop all farther litigation and expence. Mr.Serjearit SHEPPAgniii4p tained, that the pro.' ceedings:adopted by the at toincy . for, his client were in complete.confo.rrnity to the original agreement. The COtirt Were of opinion that the 'original agreement was binding, -and that the rule so far . fell' to be discharged, They declared, however, that the attorney for the Plaintiff had acted pre .. cipitately and improperly, in entering' the judgnient, and issuing the execution without allowing the -Di. fendant'.a.A:,torney an opportunity of attending, to the...proceedings. They thetebre, appointed - the rule to . be. made absolute in thine` NI-tic - al:lts, and the money to' be restored tO - the Defendant ; remit. ted the bill of costs`to the Protonotary to he tax_ ell at the - sight of* the :Defendant's Attorney, and appointed the judgment to Stand only to the extent of the sum to be ,awarded by the Prothimotary. They also found the Attorney fOr the Plaintiff liable in the expences of the execution of the writ. Mr. Scrjeant I.in,Ttocz moved for a writ of Ha. heat Gerpot for bringing into Curt the pr;llei l vd, or of suspension of execution against tlic:haa, in a case wlier . e:tlie principal was a lunatic and in Sr. Luke's Hospital... The keeper of the Hospital had refused to,.b ing up the 'amide at the requtst of the had, syit!iout their Lordships'. authority. He was therefore under..the necessity of applying for the in. terposition °fate Court. - - • The Court stated that the Creditor''was surely entitled, if he phose .to insist epon it, Joan extru rinn against his lunatic debtor. It would, 11,,w_ ever, be sufficient, in the mean time, to suspend execution against the bail for a few clays, so as to enable him to apply to the Creditor to know his termination. • ' . . . . .CIOUR± OF EXqffEQUER, Nov. s;. • WORRELL - Vi-TAYLOK. Mr. PT COT stated, that this: was Ellin fired by the Plaintiff„ who is Irno-opriateLay Radar of the Parish Of Clifton, in Gluucestershirts, for the pur. pose of obtaining (Torn the Defendant, who is Cu. ripe of the said Parish, an account of all the fees he . had received for giving permission to dig vaults, plant iron palisades, and turn op the, soil, &c. in the church a nd church. yard; the said fees belonging 8 properly to the Plaintiff. It appeared that the Rec. tory of this Parish had been .in. the possession of 4 . - perrii .. of. the name of Hodges,, who, in the year 1738, devised the right of reilficsfees to the Pre decessor of the Defendant, by two deeds, which vfk re ~riad in Court. On these he. founded his title to the feel of the,parish. The.,.Plaintiff, had pur. chwied the Rectory of this parish from Mr, Hodges, with all its appurtenances, and .conicutied, in the first place, that ihe fees for burialsi. &Cc. etc. and the right to the church and - charch,yaad, were vested in him prima faci e , - as Re4tur.. of the Parish. Thia right, he forther•contended, was uninipeachad by the deeds prodticed by the Defendant, which re.: spetted only the surplice fees on marriages, burials, ,and christenings, and had no reference to the ordi. nary,. fee's.: The Plaintiff; therefore, prayed the Court to order the Defendant rn size an account of thernoney which he'had received and applied to, his own use, instead of rendering, it up to Its proper owner, the Plairitiff. The inhabitants of this pa. rich were accustomed to pay so teach fir every grave dug in the'chtireh.yatd ; 30 OM the f,llfll W S consi. derable, the Defendant having txactt4.l the:money fur several years. I Mr. RICHARDS, who, Ifi:300111010 to, Mr.PICOT, was Counsel for the Plaintiff, obierVed,.- that this was a very graze matter, and deszrved ' the serious attention of the CoUrt. • The Court, however, were of opinion, that an issue with Felipe& to the rights of the parties ought in this, case, to be joined in a Court of ; :Ind if the right of the Plaintiff should be'estabii,hecl, then Jury , :would give a compensation in damages far the los's,of 'his fees during the rime they had hten •• received by the Defendant'. Tlieipplication was On this account r4osed. Nrirtal.—Varolis ritatie from Nettles in land;' - 40 the Soviet of Econ6tny at Haarlem 11,1 s offered PriAes for .ty 'best Pileirtairs is to, the parti cular specks, tlitl„eation for gathering it, an 4 the manipulation nero;43l) . in preparing it for ose. To be. Quarter-In titer amea'Sheptienl,. Cent. To be burgeon-- George Ileudeeson, Cent. Loyal Kautsford.Volaurietr Infanoy. lotto Ifoiland, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Froggatt re- Signed , 1411 1 Po/soarers. Lieutenant-Colonel Francis lames Scott to be Lieutenant , Colonel. Captain loon Alexander.:_;rahatrt to be, Major. Lkiitcnant Robert Dudgeon to be Captain, vice GrAhAto. Ensihri. John Sharp to be Lieutenant, vice Dudgeon. ,Wii. liatn R. White, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sharp. • , • Polurricer Artillery. Charles Anderson, Gent.. to be Second LicutenAnt, vice Liimings, resigned. • i11i.1•42thi,arr.11,4,/unker Infaviry. lotto C G eat. to be Adjutant, vice Wright, re signed. illaccdelifrl.l Arguers. John Ryle, jun. E....•q.,t0 be Captain, vice j. Roe, resigned. Pollotere brlvier . y. Edward Raven craft, Gen . f. to *be Ensigii, vice ' Williat~ Vawdrey, resigned: • • Ahittreire Iffflemec, • lames Ford, Esq. to be Captain. Thomas f ttei ugal, Cent. to 'be Lieutenant.* Thornas Tr ill, Gent, to bc'Ensign. • .111orttgorireiyOirt.1 , WAvrteer Legion. Charles Watkin ‘Vi I liains Wynne to be tieutcnarit t eolonel. Commandant. Charles I , l4nbury Tract o Esq. to he Lieu• tenant-Colonel. !olio Edwards, Esq. to be ditto. folio Winder, Esq. to be fvlajor of -I.ltYntry.' Jahn Humftren . , Esq, to be ditto, Pryee tones, Esq.' to bc ditto. Arthur - Davits Owens, Esq, to' he Captain of Cavairy, joint William, Esq. to be ditto, • • To he Captains of Infaritry7—Tivnnks enlicY, Esti. john Davies i 'Esq. John Owen Hebert, Esq. Thomas tones, Esq. f-lumplirev Rowlands-Jooes„Esq. Maurice 'ones, Esq. • Thninas Kiweli. Esq._ David Lloyd, Esq, Man- = rice Lloyd, Esq. •rotonas Edmund Marsit;• Esq; oho Morris, Esq. tolin Mytton, haq RieltardMytton . ,Esq. ..Ldwarti Vrice, Evan Stephens ' Lsq. Christopher 74.r o ple j ,E4 q . loluf Esq. —William Wit liarnb' Esq. To be Lieutenants of Cavalry Matthew Jones, Cent. Richard Price, Gent. tclWard Variooer, To be Lieutenants of nfuotry—Edward Baugn, Cent. Leo 'lard Baugh, Cent. George. Colley, Cent. ErlOaril Evans, Cent. David .Evans, ~. Gent. 'Ceorge - G441, Gent. • Low* Griffiths, Gent. janws flamer; Cent: lohn Hill, Gent. ,William ilughcs, .Gent. lohn Inns, Cent. Wittinn Jones, Gent John Jones, Gent, Thonnis, Marill, 'Oen*. Edward Morgan, Cent. Ethirata Pritch-, rd. 'Ow*: .Vaughan, Gent. Edward Wilson Pent. To be Cornets-lOn Meredith William!. John Wit.[ liames, Gent.' Arthur David Jorte!,.oebt.. To be E.-igns—Franeis Alien, Gent. John Asteiley, Cent: Edward Baugh, Gent. Joseph Davies,. Cent : Th orns • Lloyd- Dickens,„ Genf. .Maurice Evans, Gent. Henry Evant',.Gznt. kWilliarrt Gent - Thomas Hughes, Gent. Willimu Hughes,. Gent. Thom is jone c s i Gent. Itichard Gent. Hugh Owen' Gent. lidward . 'Powell, Geist.. David Richards, Gent. John Stopnews, • Gent. Williatn.Titoq, t;vat: George Ge n t. To-'be'Chaplairvraf C,avairy•L-Rev. Edward loiws. To be.Ciciplain of Infantry —itev. Evin- lanes. .• To be'Adjuvarit of cavalry,--Fraticis Deakin; Gent. Netebargh Pe/utrteers. Lyat I, E4q. to be Captain. Junes LevihAston, Cent. - to he I.tetlte)l3llt. Peter VaititeF, Gedt• td be ditto, tient Tod, Gent, to be Ensign. Steplum Williarnson,Cen r .. tO 4 , 3 tliEto.'• Gent. fir be Quirter-master. P4yl4- 144 Gent. "to be Surgeon. • • 3l4mbe ralattieeq. rohti Wane, .Cont. to be Lieutenant.. William Larkin, Cent; to be ditto, Robert Sworder, Gent.. to be Ettsigu. • ./fraatarkisead Comp.corjr„ of rioneerf i • Gilbert Laing, Esq. to be Captain. rohn Taylor, Gent. to .be Lieutenant. - John Bramwell, Gent. to hittusilipt • . STOCKS, . . 11.3311: Stork . . lndia Stock 16; Nary ; per Cent. 3 7i1l India gond.; s.' s. dis. per r.'ent, tag', 87.13 1 4 Ex. 1414 par 1. dis. 1 4 r c s e h r IlinvitliruTpse! 3 per C. R. $3O; nirto Prins. per C. Coo 5.3. ti 3; 4 . for A. 1 0,. • I eOlll6. iot 01).,:nirm I.littq.S. A. 3-L.,15 Covent.o arden) ; a w l Vuulialiect b . ); . WILLIAm Aamtatx-Scrtz Pr s, (of Smith • , • 7O. ),() N 1) Printed by 111.1C114.14 N M LI:AN, (of How. 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Ish - ! , , .:nt VOu sooner, bat was '','• 1 , ilil:- , ...-.:et, Lirm:(. , I :ti'o l v e :f v ) 4 7 l 9 lt 9 " ; -. g imil ...- I V,Pse• 1 .-• , . :I"tfie utmost.gratituder ,• i 1:1 01 " .:at Sir, your 00... ;„ j , be ' - l' . 1 -- ' ' ,„ Ali led f TI: 1: - rovc Nizii,- . ' is oarnestly. reconitriert, - i, tr• Perl , •: .t . .rein .. d10b , .. (>l' their being entiL.',' t PO; *everi ,- . : , "..fi....i . .:, at Eicu!Atiy,, to thoSe ' l.- c li ratii° .- Lng t , ; , :ii . = , i , ', ~, ii(e, AS it will 'et:l'o4l4loa, 0/ ever y t.i.. , ': oi' 1.11:! ;:3ture, of bowover _l(!ttg gva/disoders howeve,. , :ui-lcil '..:i.lv.r the appearance ot other i coille it tray b,: ; , ;r ti.:(4:•Outic, (..; 'annular, and Cotaneo.l.,l il ily 0 1 plaints, :t i, .4i:4r recommended to be taken, esP' . the Spring, Summer, and Fall. . v• A s 111 . i "' Prepared :and sohl i by the soft Proprietor, T....,,,100,.:, Lott, Mentb r tr of tne.Co!poration of Surgeons', will pi, his floUse., . NO:' . 9, Nese brid;e-street; Where - ile yi p s , al Advice, without a tee, to persons taking Ih°e -, the ° lll y will answer Patients'-Letteri, it. post-pd, ,T,,,, f ecy. P. r terms, observing in all cases the moSt r invl° l34 ' ' i t al O fi ii Patient's tame or case having been mentioned, 1:1,1_,... `Odr a , oWn particular mottest; by Vie ProprietorEdurlllS.lThing .I'l, of more tiLin 3; yezifS, tra;tt 1W hie* had th,Co",'„„ praa,lC° 31111 th e . rer, au extensive sale ~ i f the above -Mt2d l ''''''' , . . arising ta.:retrum. , a t tP , 820 .. They are also sold by his al)Poin rlnel , l t i' I I : Mr- 14 rwiliZrf... No. 3j, St, Alban's-street, Pall- , a :t i t. . stee r : bertson's l'oy-sin2p, i•lo. 103. Oxibr.l-grect i i b , o ne l' ° „, No. -t; Union-row, Little -1: 4 win, 'i in '-i'' son in every considerable Town in - trill and , p s i.ro , of Only 2S. 9d, Aiiidt, sualtd up, with Sex c ora 1 11 reelions, whereby eerStillS of eithef on l y. w i t h Towcr-hili; aim 5 , ,. i n bo o X vi, selves with case and SecrecY. .„: . ... is it t:4le4l 0 ) ,_.,.., 0 N. it, Each . Box sold in Great ,ea e 4 a . Spinp, on winch, by tavotli 0 .,,,f t,c,,,,,,5-oi., N 0 9! 'chit printed at the s;attip.-0111.ce---'s T. , 47 ' aial4 '- iiridgi-stn.*l„ —to imitate vritieh 1' NelonYr , . are ,Lettaoterte: l4, • ' ' - .„ :HULL, Nov. 22. Somt exaggerated teeorts, of " an alarming con. tagioos diSordee being prevalent amongst the, mili. tary stationed in the gitrrisoe,o , h av i ng - c i Nu i ate d i n this town and neighbourhood during the course of last week; we have'llte best authority in laying the following state of the fads before the Within the, last siY or eight:days., taro betook ing to tiw train of artillery have died In theshomn. tal of Drypool their complaitit Was the cotrtroon typhur fever. Some others also, of the.,troopa area. at pre.,ent ill, but to recover . As a krgiisure of prec.tutiot;, !tow ;!ver, orders have heen.i.isutdfrortt the General- commanding in thiinisqiet, that the convalescent 'Froups ahall he itisiiersed in the totyn and the neighbouring'itillages for a kw days,. their . .apartments in the garrison - can 'be proply t ; le,in'3ed and white...w,ithe,i, which is now carrying into Troop of Artillery have:'heen, marched to Cottingham, about folsr .tniie3 . from hence, where they will be . stationed.for this week ; but tint imy Of the officers have thooiht it necessary tp quit their apartments in the eitao....t. (in Stturday the . detachment 01 . Artillery eritti mond cd by Capt. by rit (.I' , )t'd the 'lliiinber f rom 1,1c331e, anti have ,jined tool) at. CotfirietSm; where (for tin. above-thentioned swi iili c y will , r emain until further :order:i. • • Ise is reported that. two French Privateers hive been seen' of BJ3tno beeps; and that one of them capturcti a . v.esel laden urirli corn from' that port. v . • From .thc. JON DON eAZ!TTEj Nov. 2,3. I. .15 1 :sr-(//fiee., November DUinfr les-shire Volunteers. , Ensign John Little, to be Lieutenant, *ice° Hurst, resigned. William Farris, Gent. to be Ensign, 'vice Little. Nithsdale Battalion of Dumfries.shfre Volunteer's: Andrew Wight, Esq. to be 'Lieutenant-Colonel-Command ant. William Newell' Maxwell,. Es+ to be Lieutenant- Colonel. —To be Captains—William Otto, Esq. John Tiushby Malt land, Esq. Henry Fergus Son, Esq. Robert Lorrimer, Patrick Millar,— lisq, James Connell, Esq.. Thomas Kirkpatrick, Esq, To be Lieutenants—lames Hamilton, Cent. lames Vorsz toun; Cent. Thomas Smith, Gent. Thomas Lorrimer, Gent. John Cray,..'C'ent. Roger Kirkpatrick, , Gent. Peter Smith, Cent. lames Coldic. Cent. 'l"b be: Ensigns—William Hamilton. cent. William Hark ness, Gent. 'Mtn Coliow. cent. William Douglas Gibson, Gent. lames liainin;, Gent. William Wood_ burn, Cent. Annandale and Eadale Battalion of Dumfries-shire Volunteers. William Douglas, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com mandant. lohn Murray, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.• Archibald Cording, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains--Walter lohnston, Esq. Adam Amos, r.sq. Edward Anderson, Esq. George Graham. Esq: John Douglas, Esq. John Carruthers, Esq. •Eaglesfield Smith, Esq. Matthew Murray, Usq. lames Sco;r, • lo.sq. \To be lieutenants—Alexander Craig, Gent. William Gib. son, 'Cont. George Kay, Cent. Samuel ROrerson, Gent. Ce:r.t.. William Brown, Gent. 'James Bell, Gent.• lohn Richardson, Gent. • George:Maxwell, • Cent. Alexander Bort hwicke, Gent. ; To be Ensi.gns—)aines' Rae, Gent, William Brown, Cent. lames'Grie - ve,,,Gent. David I ar(Cne, Gent. .lamas Mar .tin.tent. . Robert Richardson, (...ent. Richard Fletlwr, ington, Cent. lohn liirrell, Gent. Thomas Kier, Lent. Thomas Laidlaw, Gent. o f Dumfries Volunteer In i l v ant s i " Robert Jardi: - . - .e, Esq. to he ThomasCtain. aon Gent, to be 'Lieutenant. William Cordon, 'Gent, to be , :Ensign. - Edinburgh. Royal Highland Volunteers. , LieutenanV.Colonel lames Campbell to he Major, vice Hec tor NVD'onald Butharan, resigned, Duncan Mathieson, Cent. in be trisign, vice Fullerton, resigned., Eastern Distrust of Ufa l'olunteers. Thomas 'Bruce, Esq. to be Captain. David Carstairs; Cent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas Kydd, • Cent. to be Ensign. Andrew Maekie,.Gent. to' be ditto. The . Rev. Dr :fames Nairn to he Chaplain. Alexander Williamson, Gent. to be Surteou.. fladdingtonlioluntars. :Edward Hay Mackenzie. Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel- Conittnanciant.. , David Pringle, Cent., to be Lieutenant. Ist Regiment of fleitford.thire ratinteers. John Bennett Lewes, Gent. to be Lieutenant. . . • 'litchi/Z . Yoluntetrs. • . . 'Ensign Thomas Wilshire to be Lieutenant. Joseph Cade, Gent tO'bedilto. To he Friii,nis—i? .. seph Dantpn, Gent. ,john Baron, Gent. him Curling, vent. To be Chaplain—Rev. Joseph Parsons.. , Inverariy Yohmuers. . , . Graham Bowyer, .Esq, to be Rigby, Gent. fo be Lieutenant: James Kerr, Gent. to be Ensign. rirkaLfr Disirk? Volunreerr. John Hutton, Esq, to be Captain, vice Spittal, whose Ap ppointment does not take place. Robert Mitchell, Esq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—Robert White, Gent. vice 0 rrack, whose Appointment does not take place.' William Ritchie, Gent.' vice , Morgan, whose 'Appointment does not tak e. place." lohn. Spittal, Gent. To be Insign'S"Robert Morrison, Gent. James Sharp, Gent; tuba lergus'Arrack, Gent. David Morgan, Gent. Kir . ginuir 'Po/unmet „ Thomas Kinloch, F..sq:•to be Major-Commandant. . Ta be. Captains—Captain tames Lands 'l. Lieutenant Tho Mat Cooper.. Charles Guthrie, Esq, : •To be Lientenants•-George Brown, Cent. Andrew Dal:. spirns.,,Gent. George Henderson, Gent. To be Ensigns- r David prose,' Gent. lames Mann, - Cent.. Thomas Gondlet, Genf. • ' To be Chaplain--Rev. •Dovid Cannart. ' Pit 11,AfA in Gazette of 1711 i Scpttlibzt, St. George in the Bast Yolunteir lifankr. For Christian Spildt. Esq:"to bt Major;Ccirnmandant, read Christiatt,Splult. Esq 4. to-be Najor-Cotnriimd4nt. lthr Charle, Strettield. Esq. to be Cawjn, read - Char les Strutfleld, Esq: to. be Captain. For. Launcelot 'nick; Esq. td be Captain,, read Christian. Tuck, Esq. to be Captain. For Daniel Gent..to ne'Lidutenatit, read Dennis Weartliy,, eat.. to be Lieutenant. In Gazette of t3tli Italingtox, Tran,nt, ' and Pencditiand l'aunmer For WilliatiirSeott, Gent. to be "Lieutenant, 'read - William Scott, Gent. to be Ensign. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY VOLUNTEERS. CAmilit/not t NOlt. 21. Tout: following k an at .count okite ceremony the Presentation of the colours_ to the:University Corps of Volinteers, which took place this Morn, ing. The day was ushered 'iti'by .iimiging of betis', - and repekteddiScharges of ftre-arms. Argen o'clock the Corps„uoder the,cominand of Mr. Jon Nsytil.r, -of King.street, C donel-Commandant, was dwn . up in the 'Senate i-lombe.yard, waiting for the at-, rival of their fair Patroness, Mrs. Sumizik, istita! arrived sdon after in her tarringr, - attended by Lady OsuottNif a t iad:Mrs.-Birast.r. AD,..Mrs. S. havitig made a., otat .and appropriate .speech,. in which'. she reCominepded the ,jonaion of the classical and martial laurel, presented the Colours (the work of her fair hand) to Mr. F. SHACKERY, "the Ensign, • who, bowi:lg gracefully, ..4sured her,. ": -that - he Would keep them as long as breath was in his body.", 'As soon as the solemnity was concluded, they pro 7 ceeded to'Oreat' St, Mary's Church, the band Play ing-a nee: march, composed forthe occasion,by Mr. Flut,c, of Trinity, where they,hearil an excellent Sermon delivered by the ReV.Drit.rm:4 rtt, from the text cif " E'very man to his iteni r ,'. 0 Israel'!" Whin Div ine'Ser v ice was ended', the: whole Corps, together with a selea party of Fashionables, , journed to the hospitable mansion of Mrs. SUZAN ER,: where an elegant collation was provided: Amongst the distinguished persons present at :timeentertaiv mew., Was the CHkicett Limit iii his robe', attended by Mr. NEWTaY and Dr. IVIA-mspt;t.,: time Mike and flitches of RUTLAND, LAY Pocitt.tNcrom and Miss 1,. FARR; Mts. Mog.TLioCti,and her beautiful niece, 'MiSsGYv 1112, Lords Pkiii4E't/it Es and i'Am.. RsT6ll, &Ca OXFORD, Nov. li. ' Ix the comic of this rOicele_we haKefhad vation EleCtioos.---Yesterday ,time.on in Convocation .the, Election of a Professor of Physic., undei the Will of Dr. AinktcH ; on which occasion. the IVltlnberi of Convocation came up front the ,remotest I.:irt: to* the kingdom, anti the:contet wavrarried on with great sipitit on both side:. ..`rhe , Cantlitiates were, Dr. Blunt` e, of-Worcester Collt f ge, and Dr. WI LtAsts, Regius Professor Of Botany, of Cotpu.s. At the close of the day the ntmibers were, • 11;)irxNr. - 323 ,H 4 Jr. W:Lomas - - Majority for Dr. Bo u N There appears but one instance on the records of the University, °ls° numerous a Poll.---Thi s morn iLO Carnq on an .Elcaion t'or a'N'inetian Schaiiihip; Mr. Buswiii.t, lion of the Johnv.mian BoswiLL) of 13mzen,Nose, and Mr. A r..,ORD-i of Weidham, were ihe Candidates, when the foriw.r chosen by it 9 against 161.----On Tuesday last 1)1% 'Pr OCR Was chosen le,nler Of Anatomy, dr: d KIDD the Reader of Chtnistry, under the lielluest of Dr. ALD4',IDGE.— lip T Rev. J. Ii , ;GIVA!,I; ''Fse:l4l,y' bf Trinity College; sysi also dated Ansio:Sa*On -Pro fessor, void by the 'marriage of Mr. fts - atii`oAsTt.t. Our tinder. Graduates areallowed this Term, if serving in any Military Crps. Our Oxford' Vo. lunteers, commltided by Sir DICLY MAcK.woav, are a tine body of men, well' disciplined, and are .coo strong. Yesterday .se'imight the coachman of the Earl of onliiitietyrn Inime from Manchester, was attacked by 4.footpad, who, • seizi ng .t h e h o rse's dettfanded , his money, sipped a Pistol at him twice: Owing, however, to .the geetoels of his horse, the escaped, and comintiniCated the circumstance to his Lordship, immediately dispatched him, with proper 'Lick to Manchester ;. and by the . a4ivity :`,;.,din, • the Deputy. Constable, •the robber wasapprzhende'd at .Chethatit ,the tine night. ,Considerable property, together with. a pistol and baywiet aff - pt 7 eel to it, were found ap:m hiin„ Wednesday, he underwent an examination at the. New fore R.A.4arington,. Esq: . wito fully committed him' for trial. Strong ; sulpiCiOtt3 ,are entertabled that Oil Mall :wits the., murderer of : Mr., Akited, whose untimely death has been al • rcadv mentioned. • Pig on Monday se'imight, Lady Amelia Kaye, the wilt.: John Listor 1 1 .4 q. of Grange, near %VaKe:juid,..ol 4 SL• and , 14.148RJED. On the 6th .of .Noveltibt,,r l at Berlin, Francis James f:ick. :son, Esq. tits 11IajeNty's Envoy E traordinary and Minister Plenipotcoti,try at that Court, to Matieittiisei la de Dotville„ Llaitglttor Orthe Lord Ste;vitrd of Ow Court Qt . the late Queen li Qt i'rtiAsia. UIAD. on the athlinst. at his seat Harripshirc, aftcr lon4 ar>4lseverciltness, in thc stst y.:at of his .iBe, 4y, Lay. formerly Goyernorof Bombay. ' • On SAturd.ty last, at'llis loPingp, Craven-meet, Sir Tho. pus 4:mitotic!, Batt. of in , 'tin: County of ford.. Yesteiday,'afier a lingering illness, at her father's house at Fulham, Miss lane IlLirchell, eldest daughter ot Mt. Mat. thew Bitiehtli.4 . . ..... . • . Sun4.l4y f..e'oniglit, the infant an d only, son of sir Thomas Vilkingtoo, 11.113. Chevet-11.ii I, heAt tValtetiekl. ICP. 0 YA3TE SilLt _1 • POOL^ .NoV 21 A rrivetl-, ti;e New t fottndland • C:torP m Chant:fro Lyin I)elay.il, Graves, frttn hiewro. tie; Cliesterfi;:ld, Bremer; Maw, Wooland, arid Oil"' 11:zturli,..eispfrom Lottdon ; I' er6cverance, 'fu cker, front Bristol ao.l Hope, 1;,:fa1, *from Portsmouth. Edon, tones, f o r Liverpool ; Edward awl fur Ltry, Smith, toe Rams4.tte ; and Triumvirate, Greco, Liverpool. • GRAVESEND. NOV. 22. . . PaS - SZ{I by --the l'epsus, Gnine, From Dantzic; King George: Turner', and Ftit:cc of Hanweli, Irvin klud s..ni's Bay. Smirk; 'Sailed-411c Mary, Ryan, 1)1 C.l)lnhagen ; lane , Charlotte, Austin; anti vow:, Bennett. ,for ; Geute o w Hattnung, Williams, for Yard!;. Anna Maria , Barker; Fr Maria, , ickal (s.; Twe sCebroda4, Poggea, and Brune, Foisiog, lb: Unibden. GOVERN:ISCW): SECURITY AGAINST (- 01 P" .' Th kJ' ITS. • ' Mont are Genuine, without - having at SAtit. SOLOUON,, ,i.iyerikwol,'' cart i:al iu the Scanty : and Tett ,Pounds Re ward, for every !Joni.: sold wit lout a 'Stantu, to be paid. on conviction, . under Att ol Parliament, .the 4sci Gco. II I- Ch, to, before any justice of rite Peace. YOUTH of either Sex, who have praeltited 3 sr ctetanddestrurtive Vice, and thereby relaxed, weak, eird, almi deltilitated the whole Nervous System, will lii' l the CORDIA I. ItALNI of (a I LEA!) the Most • pOwerfO i '' certain, and eireanal Restorative. This Cordial has been ut- I • 4 9n3tnonty sutwestrtlil with young Peopl e who have tho, appezratice and air of old age ; "who are beeotne pale, c.lii:' mutate, bertutubed, stupid, and even imbecile; whose bo dies are become bear, whose legs arc no longer scarcely able , to Carry them ; who have an utter distaste for every thing' and are totally int.ap teitated. Where the Stomach l•S frc• • quently disordered, rite Zody is Weakened ; 'paleness', ty.i‘iiiy decay, and e:naciation, succeed this most ikstructive liabi, told the Eyes sink into the head. Tins" Cordial Halm liao ruivglVily established its restorative cdicacy, and maY, l4 Pi S itY coomeratedam ongs t•the ibrentost of those hupv,,y,:ii4: coveries whiaii medical researeli has procured as th o ul"'' !'' of the'hutuan race, and greatest conoterx w c live to 'wool ini• secy. .. . , • • . . A .Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Dalin ~f Gile,ad is sold in Bottles. 1.161',",.1.5r". a- Guinea each ; there. ar.:. also Bottles, price 535. fir, st ain - . ing,equal to tour Bottles, at tos, 6d, by v.!,ltifAt 1.1 4 .1-4° 7.. s.ives gs. including also the DOI ; the'Stany'of which pcArs the Pnaptietur's Name and Address, ." St:houel Suiehloo, 1 •!'" "Tverpool,o imitate whicla is eelony r . , . , t N. B. im PUstage of all Letteis must DC piii(i, at' u a lee en ' c l i rtTC j o f6 r!ti a i ' l l' il ic a?in . ot . Gilead, ' A 111 - Init ) Og hle' $, A O ' lb. ' stet - gent Lotion. and " Guide.o P.' t li t' - 4 " : ''' t . .soul by kcannant, itarnburgli• ; '3. Bach, Peter.stri r . . New..Vork .; Mathews; 1 , 1 . 4. lA, Strand, Lonlon ; .30 . 40 , Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, liolgin; 14'1 . 1 ,i:toil, 6 te,r, , ,t) , ; 1 . nunghaatt. Knot(' and 1.1..1 ; iledloid, :iniiiii ; Illasudd r, ; cr I 1• ii ' 43 ' .iiimmons ; Bury St. Ld...i..ad's, l)ii;;,1...:; —,le.ten. 11 t - L • .dont Camitridge, llodgs , ni •„, C...,v,:;itiy, Itoilas.in ; Ltd ,ll 7! •te.r. Keymer ;:•Caitterbur..., Siv.iii..his ; Callak, , lA ' ? • c ild than, inhering o n ; . C:i,:lt:l::Piti, C 1.1(711:J ; C 11;:• VOOl aid Solt ; Clitelle4ter, iiitillipson,; k.• ; , '• , ;' , ''''l' l l ; .;, 11 ; - g - C. • Cliqq,tahAri, Conibi ;. Dub:tin, I:tigdale, N. r/. ~'3 , 77 0, v ' - e- r," coat ~ Derby, 1)(;:kvos ; I) whatll, l'ivinin.;tosi '-,' .00; • Next's; Devizes , Lowe ; I.L.r:thester, Vil ilo ; 0,,i4 ;‘ Dartmouth,. ; ... ,:s m ; ,C. din.:aa rgh, Srnl; h , Narth . P, ,, .;,. Exeter, Tr-- . , ...:u aan Son ; I:4.rtiouth, 1!.1113; •;, " -' i,:a ss, „ s ;ter, P:', :, 0 , . :., L.': ; G 1 a. , ;ge .-.., I`.l‘ I Mould ;. 1 erl uy ' s t dr..; ~ , ....als, nuns, .Hotn.cs ; Lit:coin. -.1.111.4 ; 4 •; 1 1 1 3 T,..,' tit:.: , .! i L.: nester, Gregory, Swihieti ; L.:west V! 1 ;t,),11cr; Or: •• , i - , i:axtipsoti ; Margate, Rowe; - Maalstonet • ' No y, M:a;:o)rough,. Harold ; Newbury, !.tiller, A ti" k oz tiog castle, Waiker,. iloilgson ; l'•: or t ham p ;0 1 1 t - I) " . ' e r - Oxlote , ham,. Burbav; Nwivich, St.".ven . s , :h :iiici t ,i ut i a m ; It ') e l ,t ie4 l4 ; l - gy .V. S IY ITI. II : I° If u t t ji t ) l ! ) ( °(k . , . I. l , l, Q ,c N l l l . ; : ;ter ; , E l' t °r 4e Ls rl' itri ' "A.l ' . l' ;i 4 i s k t e t) : : : sergent ; Sitrewsbory, e lidrioves ; ' !Oki O''`•';`,, thi, ',„i . , Orli Stitlibrd,lvlotgan '; •Stamford, NA,vc;on`) ; 5 1 1 4114 ` r° ," . I ,, r ;c I i:ltisbury, Collins 4, ScarbotifughtPaY l ';'' ; vii. Tunbridge W e lls, s prao ge i %Yells, r:vii. i i .e :0 ,140 hl W et " lic i i ; nes .S li n i tliQ the r U ti n . ' . a k ed K.M.,,,,1001i.trY all V I lr r , s te t; Thfcc , LI eney , ail.. Qt . _whom may be 1. d • v Friitin. u. Jig la , a ns.- .4 li, 't Hut,,lred t i er)Pa) , '....? . 7,.1 1 1: . AL Fa : • SO IMMO N'i (.; tll 1-.l','' e -• ~6 Nervous, Prx- Or advice to bout s,•Xe.s, VII tetnale :• , : irs. , ....•••,, . ; ,„4., ~,, pckhondriae 464 C°llSu'ill)6'; Ci/°'tV9.l;dibeeilltlitiii,:lt:rurot recominende4 to young men Mid b4.,s lott oil trc ez•othtirous • many years experien‘e and olise rv . at l ivo v i ce . To Wiwi' '''• contequences ot. a. secret iaod m`stru'r t e nt i t e ,.. 3 0 a n . Ap add,3l an E ssa y ";!' -- -4 incident to • . ~i vine; uto -• °" '"'"L• • , • !I d destrual e Penttx. on the subjeed,of 'a Willay.• a , tutu ~ ,, 'Lod tIIUSC Wilo pa Address to Parents . Guardians, ikesvise ,i,,,i ct , t o r nave the care and education' tit s'Qutil•• • I lle ilillere n4 Rathhig, eXplaittior the mode ,of tfeistrochtl•tio(lou:, it iieu , . st^g" _of the Scurvy, l-evrVSit Kini; l . 4 • !'-'" Y ount; rwi soltS of n'at',Jor and Venereal Dibease ionscautiorls -tu .Y r tt ,, til witt,; e ac• t he oattAer o f ; -:•Mproper m ine'` Or iroy-r(T-.. , ..,telicii, of ‘tle. The amazioE salt: of this Book i 5111..: be t, 4;ft, . its YaSir uti li ty.. ~. - • ' •:= . - --- -"'•t • . 111.1111)NESS, Za. • , Co Mr. THomAs TAYLOR., Surgeonv No. 9, NMI' LOntluti.