The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-01 00:00:00

To he Litutena.,ts Gee, Gent. Edward P,;:ytistt, Gent: Thomas 'WY - ail, Gent. JA , nes ‘Vvatr, G , :ot• tSi hard. Jones, Gent, ercirifith To be Ensigns -:Williain Cove, Gent 4 Thnnizis John limmerton., Gvnr. Steptuill, Cooper, Gent, Wvers, To be ikdjutant—Willi.,ol Winter, Cent. 'l",;fueter 1-Ici . . . nry Hui 'Holbeth, Esq. to be Crpraiit.' "Cori; rss c># Vo/u;iteet • William Miller, Gem. t ,- ; be LleWrinimit.' Times. Littgliain, , , Gent. to be . tlitio. Laqitara itoacby, , jun.. Gent. to ; be; Ensign. - - •c a a! • ‘ 4,1,1i , rnitiltf,Yr bfirnlv. 'RieharciSerinon, Gent, to be Lieutciitrit, vice G. Cole; re , sigcm.A. , • • , • . I:'„,'n,teer Thomas floddington, Esq, to be. Captain., k . ‘cien4.lm I" . :dm leer; Infix/ay.. kohert Poulton Waldren, Esq. to be Captain. G.eorge Lides, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas Johnson, Gent. to be ditto. john Pctforci, Gent- to be'Ensign. • Finedon Volunteer War:lcy.' Williatn Wake Andrew, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Miller. • Ilan/pion Lucy ['clunk°. Jahn Hascin, Esq. to be Captain.; to, be Lieutenant. • Thomas laincs,,Gent. to be Ensign. !lankily. Volunteer 1 anhy, . • • John Weir, Esq. to be Captain... William Lucas, Gent. to • be Lieutenant. George Thomas, Gent. to be Ensign. I - Pluliniford; or tat Rrgi,neni of Irar'n.lclsbire Pau/24er 'ln.; • • • fanto , :: The Hon. Charles. Finch to, be:Lieutenant-Colonel Com-• . Mandant. Charles F.dward Reppington, Esq.; to he'Lieu. • . tenant, Colonel. Francis' Newdigate, Esq. to be Majcit. John Seymonr, , .Esq, to ' . be ditto, ;• • . • .•• . To be Captains—Abraham Iliaceluidge, Esq. . Shirley Per :'kins, Esq. joseolt Es 9. ltaiPh Addertey, . Esq. Craufurd, Esq. Thomas.. Terry, Esq. .• Newton Dickenson, Esq. Prince p, Esq. • , To be Lieutenants—William Freer, Gent. Edward Bourne, Gent. 'Joseph Serutt, Gent. Thomas Chattbck,•Gent. Judd Hardinge, Gent. John Weston, Gent.. Michael Taylor, Gent. Jos, Harper, Gent. Thomas Cranford, Gent. Thomas Shakcspear ' Gent. John Nliillilis, Gent. Jelin Cheatle, Gent. John Barrett, Gent. Jahn Arnold, . Gent. To be Ensigns—John Power, Gent. George Brown, Gent. Joseph Adams, Gent. John Kendrick, Gent. Ertl, Mg . ton Bellissun, Gent. William Lakin, Gent. bolas Des.. ter, Gent,,, To be Adjutant—Edward Cheary; Gent. - . • fluntingdonshis.e Volunteer Infantry. ' l ' TQ he Captains—joshua Earl of Carysfort. LaWfence nolds, Eq. Sir JohwArtaidel, Kut; Henry PeterStalid-! ly, Esq. George Thornhill, Esq, ' Robert Coach, ,E,sq.. Peter Cowling, Esq. John Lindsell, Esq., Nevill Tom linson, Esq. Lichfield Mosciy, Esq. • , • •• , To be Lieutenants—William Stokes, Gent. Thinnas•Jay,' Gent. John South, Gent. Anthony Mead Darnel, Gent. WilliaM LoYcday;Gent, Margetts,,Gent.. James: Linton, Gent. , Joseph Harris, 'Gent; John Longivrie,, ‘Villiain Royston ' Gent. . To be Ensigits , -Nathaniel Cart, Gent. John Ilenson Ladds, Gent,. Thomas 'lnkersolc, Gent. 'Charles StoW, .Cent. Henry Maull,, Gent, ‘Valter Peck, Gent.. Edward Greene, Gent. ' John Wilsotti, Gent. 10)111 Pierson, Gent . ' , reartais-Rix, jun. Cent. • • ' To be Paymaster--Charles Marrion tVelsteacl,, Esq.. To be Sttrgeon—DaYid Mackie. Esq.• • , 'Co be ChaPlain—The Rev. Edivald Edwards. .A.7iddermigster Voluntrer.r. • To be Captaini—John •Jefrerys, Esq. William Boycot, Esq.; • William Pros:xr, Esq. " .1 4 0 be . Lieutenants - -Thotrias Pardon, Gent. William , Lea; ;, - Chain:: Joseph Lea, Gent.' • - •'. •. - Ensigns .--James lloOtnani inn: Gents - Samuel Mel.; lingworth, Gent, Henry Crane, jim. Gent. ~ • Conytistign itt'.llerefordshire I.'ejnient of Militia, aped 4y /4c Capel Lethmere, cent, to be ,Lieutenant. ~I.lated Oclober wiflt,t. From t.).? 1,04VL10N942 1 7 7 E, oil, 29, 1803. z 9, 18,13. Kimmton .I"Olufriitet'-Civally. • • jam Mackburn, Fs(' to bo . Captain. James Ogle; Gent. to be Lientcnailt. James..Sarnutl , Lake, (lent. •to be Cor net. 11/./2 , y , a/ /?ott India: Pariqayrs. Ensign NVilliani Evans to be Lienteiiant,viee Riad, resigned. Walter Young, Oita. to be Emign, vice Ev,ans. Eirry:errand Slanmvenhmicet'lnfotry. , Dennis O'K'e'lloY. Esti. to be Captain. 'tb •Iton. lobn • Lindsay to be . I.toittenant. Charles Bonner,. Cent. to be Ensign. ‘ lo ulcers, • -• 0 Lienterrant William Cowper, Esq. telie apteio, etc e 7 . reJigned. Lieutenant . Kenneth Coclerell •Mec ,kenzielo be• Captain, vice Moseley, resiene.l. Morgan Wa ters, Esq. to,be Captain. john Bogner, Esq. to he Cap vier; • I .Villiani Galles, Gent 'to be,Liettenaie , vice Ch. lifavor, resigned. George: Ted to .be. 'Lieutenant, vice Mackelizie. Geor&e I3eaver, Gent, to be Quarter Nlaster. William Lloyd, Gent. to be -Sitreeon, "Elie Reverend Thomas Whipltarn to be Chaplain. • • . Clerkenutll 4yal Volumetr.r. * , To be-Captains ...I..ieuteintet Thomas .Ritchens Smith. • Acirint lames Setallm 111. George Buckton, sen. Esq . . tei vx i e6 ,. Jelin Jackson, jun. F.sq. To be First Lieutenents—lolin Beyly, Gent. vice Clare, re. .. signed. Ensign George Buektien,,viee. lames Sniallman. ri,,letr Fredericl . k Silver, vice E. Cole, resigned. • William Milne s vice Smith. Second Lieetenairt Francis, flobber, `vice 'Nltirrell, promoted. , . To be Second Lieutenants—john Radcliffe. vice :Gerirge • litickton. George he 13ourilier.. vice Silver. , • George . Atlain, vice H. Dixon. Ensign Thomas Deacon, ; e ns i gn Charles'Y Miller. Frederick Purney; Gent. John Ansel], jun. Gent. Ensign Hugh Dixon. To be A jutentlaetitenant William MurreU.~ To be Chaplain—Reverend Richard Lealon. To be Physician— John Reid, M. D. To he Surgeon—William C hamberlaine, Cent. To be Assistant,Surgeon--tdward Austin, Gent. • The Mkt of Glourrita's Poluniree Infantry. Thornits ]high, Esq. to be Captain. Molyneux Hyde Ne peen, Gent. to be Lieutenant. • Hendon Plluntter infaeky. - . Thomas Saddlngton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Henry Dickey, Gent. to be Ensign. , Thomas Geeves, Cent. to be ditto. Charles Pearson, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Crc.sr Stanntare Polunteer ' Francis Scraftoti, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dancer promoted in the Home/ ,Voluntetrir.• Rlyal We.Onthtste.Voliilteer Infantry. To he Lientenants--Enstgrt — • r-,' t r . Olt. Ensign '--Pierce. Citimineham, Gera. J. H. Stopforth, Gent.' John Mountain, Gent. John Senior, Cent. Ralph,l3uliner, Gent. J. A. Twinning, Cent. Isaac Pocock, jun. Gent. William Aclarns, Gent. The Rspil,York Ma0 , ..1t-Rone rolunwr Infantry. Captain 'Alexander Thomson to be Major. Robert -Cary tditcliell,'Esq. to be CiiptaittNiCe Thomsom. Jacob Sar. tart. Gott. to he I.lentenent. . Edward Webs - ter Bullock, • Gent.' to be ditto, vice I)aw resigned. To be Ensieos—Charlee Wyatt, Gent, Peter Ritti Rota, Gent. Edward Burgess, Gent. jenkin Jones, Geol . Pe. • ter Netball Roberts, Gent. Robert ]able Harpur, Guilt. vice Bullock, proineted, loseplt Phillimore, Gent. To-be Adjiitant--Thotii.e , Phitlips, Gent. . To he Payma.eteer-Riehard - Bletteld; Gent. 'l'o be Chaplain—The 'Rev Morge S.exby Tenfold; • • . • . To be Physician--Robert Hooper, Gent. ' • r; To be Surgeon....Williain Daw, Gent. . • ' To be Assistailt.Surgeen-Cliarles:lVood, Gent. . •• • • Queer's Royal Resin:op of Valtattteri. ;o,334ttatioil.-..-Lieutenent John Bligh to be Captain ota Corn . secund Lieutenant john Saltier to be First Lieue teneet, Blieh:' • Robert . Lane. Gent. to. be Seeond ' Lielitenarit, vice Sadlier. lames Evans, Gent. to be ditto, iarke, resigned:. • 2‘i I:att.:1;0e.- George H. Wilson, Gent. to be First Lieute nant. Jelin StitHer; Gent. to be Second dittd. • Keinton Volunterr Injortry. • Richard 'Hill, esq: to be Captain . • ritiring Follower I. , ,Pntry. Cscurge letilaitiscui,'Etiq. to be Major- Corritilandant.• To be Captains— [olio Cooper Gotch, Esq: Penwick • shrioishire, Esq. E. Busnell, Esq. To be LieutenatireeSatiltrel Wallis, Gent. Arthur Wilson, • Cent. lotto Adam Geol. T- be Eirslens •-f:eorge Wallis, Cent. William Cock, Gent, john Smith, Gent. . • • , Daly rotenteer Ca•imby. •• Thomas Brettili, Esq. to he Captain. -13. W. Shirley, Gent, to be Lieutenant, Win. Fellows, Gent, to he Cornet. . Gallaway Handier. Patrick Nl' KoonelleGent. to be Lieutenant. Colin Ritchie, Gant. to he Cornet. , • ifimii,, k berz"••• VOllintger Ca.alty. . , . iiioll".S.Blott, Gent. to be.Cernet,.viceLedcht, resigned. • Si , moditirdy, Gem, to he Adjutant: . • • Katernii , ister Gentio;le.l an.l Yrominry" Ca i ah y, Sainuel Steward, Esq. to be Ceptain. john llonnfrey; Gent. to.be . Lieuteneitt. , John Fidkin, Geer. to be Cornet.. Kinks"ritorr kidanterr Ca'thik.y. Henry.Geast, Esq. to be Captain.. Isaac:And:7ton, - Gent. to be Lieutenant. Edward Getley, Gent, to be Cornet. ge,k m lbelehr ,Cintlenk , i; and Ytomalv ;Cay.thy,.. :Captain jamee,p.erden to be Major-Contmencient: Sir Alexander GOrtien to.be. Captain. William Nitite,'Esq. to be - ditto - . john'htapier, Esq, to be Cipteiti-Lialitenant, vice A. j. More. : Andrew Livingstnn,- Gent. mbe Lieu tenant, vice,David Al-' Mullen, rei•igneci. john Smith, ; t to bit ieritelo To be Cnrtms-Rcibert Hope, Gent,. 'vice promoted, Junes Wier, Gent. To lee Adjutant-.-Samuel Palmer, Gent. 6 1 . 1.) be'Stitecon-:; ].Bezel' Mellegan, Gant. • . • . died. Cornet George Dshorn to be - Lieutenant. •Quarter. Master Samuel Hutt i4 . b.'4 4 7oenet.. • , Srearbri.ke 64.1?learrn and Yontanry Cara :( T tomes Ilomfray, .Lsq, to he Captain. John I iticook, Pent. to he Lieutenant; Cluiltopher Braneks, Cent.; to be Cerner. .. . 'Conintistiont in the Perthshire Regiment of Nortlt British •. ' Militia, signed by the Lorn' • Major Robert Stewart to be Secotirl.:Liententint.Colont:l, Vated August 14, 1803, , John Esq, , 'Captain. Dated August ZI, 1803. Lieutenant John Stew. art to be ditto. 'Dated Ottober t, 1803..• i ollll 'Nt`CrcOr, Esq. .to be (Vitro,. I)ated as above. Ensign •Maiiit to he Lieutenant. Dated August 1: 1303. Ensigti Duncan Robertkon to 'be 'Lietitiialit. D.ite,c't as abOve, Ensign Williant..Nituiro, to bit ditto, Liated, as above. Doi, Gent. to be ditto. DJ tea 'OStober, t,, Witliatn Stnytt.in, Gent.' to be 11 ; , t.'t• AL-V,i6t 1 4, 1 8 03. lani,:s Mitchell; Gent. to b.: ditto, Dated Odober t, 1303, . , , Con-nsittirtis in the Worce3teNbire Militia, sigma ly tt:7 4 • - 404 Liot,y, Edward Withers, Gent. to be Lieutenant. • Dated Oct. -x o, 1803: ThomatAtUarmaton, Gent, to be . ditto... Ilited 21, 1803,:' tiounttottl,' Qom, to -be Ensign, Dated as above. , ?ir t/e , Norfolk itfilitsl l signel I, : y the Lard Lien ten.int. • ' • tVosterri Regiment., Lieutenant ltisliton Robertson' Daily to .be Captain, .;irice Caldwell, .resigned:' Dated 04lober ,1 ita3. ta'stertt iteginient. Lieutt'uatit front the 'pay, to be Lieutenant, 'vice Nilson'; resigned, Oa. • it, 78,3. • I OLD 4AILEY. ' FIFTII DAY-114)NDA'r, 0CT,31. ' ' ' .l I . Af tit r be;zo De if Ind,: '6 as' ' 'charged %.%, it 4 a' . c a pitol 'offence, 'ln felonio'isly stealini, on the i)111 of Oiflq. bet, twO lambs, value os. belonging to the Right' nin.'the'Earl of Ossory, but charged as thr. property •r)f-jOhn Sropps, and one sheep,' value 203. the pro... perty of Thomas Cumberland. , `lt appeared iwthe.COurse of the evidence; who It :was-given considerably in derail, through the , me dium of a-great nuiriber .of Witnesses, that tli ! ... ilieep' 41..4litestion :were forwarded from .liedfordshire and safety dodged in the Penns at Smithfield, on the night :01S..turday, the Bth-instant. According to the testi,. . Im nip of. • one of , the r.Witnesses, a Wateltrittn, le saw -the- rdieep iri question about nine o'clock; in • soun. oiler, on. the night ~ot ,Sunday loth, inlVltts.' ton.lane, they were proeeeding towards Ci er k e • well ; the Prisbner ; lie itistect; :was foitoivi n the , he had a plpo in his mouth ; the sheep mad e a s t i v, newhit, .box.; the 'Pristmeseetried 1 utli at a lots, as not knowing- whatsttityiti . ..tutif, !0,.; th e sheep` turned towards 5init14144 . 4,0e Wit 4st said.to tho: i Pioneer, ' tiolla, soy.. 1001,1) . fi , tvimti 0 - e y on pip . g 10 (1.) With 1;-,tne bheop ,? . P - lie arfred,. they, lo n g'cil to ji D c rovr in ,Liquorponfk plc y h skee t ; tHs . ai,:.,, count lie I , ersi)teti iii, but coLqii tiA.tcli.the, person's li:tine. lit consequeoLe Of the',e S l l , l , ii:)t!s appear._ AIIL::9, the. Prisoner w:is t•l:.:en inl() etiifojy, iitld ' lllolity after thepetsons who- 1143 the cl).trgeof the •wt. , rc... apprist.al of ,t he. oi ft:tints lanCe, . a il d co i n , ing to the . pl.iCe IV her4,they were Po!, immediately id.. ntift , :a they .is lbe property of the pertivAs ket . I'4d) in the'lndiAment.' lvtn e a t't,Yrcni.lnly To 1)L C4proiffil— I,icotcil t Iticlont C;reileley. Leutenant Cvraril Liewmiant iltmry Aktp)s, ~? Tb be T;ic.istto.liat's C, ;;'net Simimer, Swicklittrgh,, Got. vir44‘clartis, Gentlone,t and 1'e:211,,,ny I T •st - i , to he Captliq, lil .1. Gent It ) bey i.l5Ur tlptut. !oho I; Corilet. . Robin Lewhit*lcharied:widia capital- offetic, in feloniously stealitti i on the Bth of (Bober, a 391. Bank of England I' , ote, aridia-tol: flank, of Ens. litod , Nopi,Jhe ,propt rty of Wirs. • Lucy Anr - v Sinclair, in the dlnellifq,lioule • The cireuirstantes'soff'This -•case: iipreareil to te •briefly as . follow Sti etlitie r preVioitn i•J'the affair . taking the :Prosecutrik, • ,on .•leay ii•sg tow 1, envelii , cil the -flutes in cpressimA n rahle?cl ot . augl,dcpasiteci.theur in a drawer. Shottly l after ) ! r. •return to town, site had oce4ion 7 A6.-li;ke.out; t e table-cloth„ ant,!, .trot, recolleAing •c4traor. nary . i.oclostire, gave it to the maid, Soon' after she recolieeted her,ell:, anti naturally quo.' tinned the maid about them,.,,tvfict,denied...,atly knowle,fge of tht.tn, but to _eonsequeoee of !Alai' ttanspiryd from her, she tva's . siNpea ii e saner, the serving man, and he was accordingly .taken into custody and ay:ltched': offieer nothing, in his pockets, but observing hien fumbling a b out hi s breasr„„: those partsl . of his 'apparel 'were se,irel ie d, and the 361. hdrik mile, a new' methi Watch, and twp one:1.11111nd obtei discovered. One flog • a Watchmaker, stated, that on the Bth, the watch' found was sold ~ .I)Y. Nor to th e P r i sornr f or B'. that • • Thomas SltAylcr,' trybe • r " • if 7( " iko,),ort q t ,pr4iri: 'troTtes Panioe, Lte k it.cimot,- ; rortiotim,' (ic:ttt, tu Lieu, ‘vil l i it) et: Witti:on I nisi; l'ocock, Esti. to be ( 4)l:tirt, itt I,lClitCll3llt. jt)tr!) IU bc • I,lin E,(l. ! Cent. to 1,6..:111,:ainr. 1 . Itubcrt , kV; lo ol et o (2,rter, to, ; . • i.oh a I;ctietnei l !ftt 13111 . ,9 C;ibh3, iotrit (";o)ctwin, .; I t; Ccorge rmitt, • Emi. ; . ;I; ;.; , Aftersome collateral euitiencci which b y i tbtem ,• d-ncy, appeared to, lialiiicate the Prisnper,:`tsfras adikaied on the pxrt o f the Prosi:ciition the Prisoner wo,r,c.illettupon fur his Delo/Ice. tic stared that lie was late th"at night :it thcaoyal o,tk Public-hou s e, ; ssas sonsi, der.ibly intoxicated, aio hut! just conic out to the ~. ~ ;* street.door, 1(4 a necessary occasion. He srtty stuti. S!),..ei,''t;oittp,'. b s astray, and:heard same both. eiVitur ~ i!o,) th:.in ;," in consequonee•.of Which he ran it 4iirh.,: way for .the purmse of - tendeavourilg to stop .li•-iil, - &-e:•wltcn the Watchinarr came LI and stop tied hilit. ; i :-' • ' ' • . `lu,coutirmation of this defence, it- was added, that he could, "tot have tditen the 'Sheep, or have any hand iti,the business, as he'was all that day, ahnoit to-.the veryisininent he Wisrstripped by the Watchman,- at the. house of one. Turner,''anci to establish Aids Alibi, . a inumbig,pf Witnesses were brought forw*..r. Two'or three men and four women stated, that the Prisoner spent all ,the day in question in their company, which, was on Sunday_ the 9th, until about..ten o'clock, ,when the Prisoner went to his lodgings at Abe Royal Oak Public-house in that neigldvutrhond ; they dined, drank tea, and supped together,: .and, it was stated, that some of the party even breakfasted, together on that particular day; it was at the house of Turner, one of t h e Witnesses, a friend of the. Prisoner's, and a kind of .u merry.tuaking, on the approaching event of Tomei i s, nuPtialS,,,,, WhiCh took place with a young ,woman, one of :the; i Wittiesses, o n the fol. lowing •'incsday ; ' . they agreed pretty Well as to the main point of the Prisoner's being among them fur; a ,;‘ertainnutilbcr Of hours, .but a degree of variation' was, apparent, on crbss-examitntiion, in then at'..l cbunts,' as' to Minor ciinsideiatiOn'N; and . the,l - efreilf. nYents which the party were regatta! with,: Were t described ex.talyalike by all the they , .were unanimnus, however, in Statill that they had, the best end of a neck of muttOriltaked, with 1 , 4. i tar +es under it, and apple . dtirnplins for dinner.---' A few Witnesses were also- called ;as to the same • fads, , rather of an exculpatory nature. ' • ,:• i This !mass, of Cl' 1(1011CC -being , witled through,. several respeaable Vs itneises ••appeafed -to :the Pri- ; sonees . charadter ; among whom.,was.his employer, :zrespeattble tradeStnan,• (the PriSoner is' a •painter , nd gl a zier) •who , gave hint a most, excellent, clue_, rafter! . . Mr. ReQoaora, then entered upo9ltis ' charge to: the Jury, but-hadnoradvatiectl.far,,itt his s.mmining' up, when unfortunately one of .the, Gentlemen (.whose ,name, as we could colleo l . 4-Steinniatz) . was suddenly taken rery illiand,wits,affeded to that' degree, ,that he was , under the necessity of imme_ diately. withdrawing,. and the. proceedings of the• Court were necessarily, suspended... . ~ Shortly. after,. it was propos e d, krone 9r the hy, that an extra juryman, who was lq,,(2 , •urt ilttriog; the trial,. and who had paid" great,, jteption to . thee evidenee,.should he permitted to stiiiey„the pLicept... Mr.,Steinmatz, ; but this propositinn t iVas negatkei . • by the COttit as irregular ' and 'inadmissible, co) th grpund„ripcipally, of the jurytrau•in.zprestic. , Wilb halting Lten regularly pH-ratted; Oh' the Pevoi , er,': *hi ) , of coursf,:lisrl-iint•rhe oppOrtur,ity of chub. t , eitging m, u . ). .. • - 1 After more than half in hour hail (lapsed, •: i / • The REco it Dr it addressed tli7.• jury,. and ' nb: served, that from the onfortnow citcuttitanee.Of . ''tine Of . tft el r'nilinher being Lk en il!„• they were 'inc.:. "cludeit froth 'giving ;t•_, ve.Oid.:, .tlik . e;iitki . he 'ilo i(krie lni by , a : . I•tit3i• who hul i'iroilarly he.iid the viti3l, • of-the trial : the propoitiOn for swearing one Ainung them It was not proper to accede to, as such :rurly , A nttriert with -the" Ildsoners' undoulYted tight of challenghig-nei titer would it he pttopet , t4;:tall ;Ow'' , , the Counsel. to.consent.. •Ilvease:rhe G4ntlerrixnAtillo s was arliged-to•Wititiraw could n'titatiterulirt , itttea: • sonrible rime, he,imuit discharge , ithent fromAtkir ' ver‘Ut,•'snd. the case: must be gone•over!again... , ' Underatandingithat• a Medical Gentleman was in ottenslakienno the" Occasion, he, would fir:it:recur tii his opinion , ,.:.balote:lte . finally.dicide,d, , , . . : . . 4„„plyglician %Ito had been introduced by a friend Pf. the, abiont. itipn's.Hmea3. thin., sworn.7--lie de. . 1 livered his opinion 'front the Reno:114 ; 04 after shortly deseribing,the manner it. which the Gentleman was t i affetf i ted;, deid p aret,l, his Opion—,ovit lie was inc., ~pat)le of ;jtjaliili,,ti i ;)lF duty as a jurylmvi, . • i The jury, 1 ,w,crt,,,tlien crhrnis:•:ed, and desired tb gise thcir attendance in twO•houts, fur which in tcrval;the (- 4 O'Ust ,w.a.i ;4,1 jo.qt4tli ' .., : 7 At h ; 4lf:li.:i f ly iO, iil ••,..(e).?, ..,vd, ggx. r rehreo. ;TO ~tli 4 3 iit 1 0 , ;,t,uhrs..ltf!" 1 ,: . „ , lit„t . , 1 3•„9f.' (Inc Wlq) ' Wits' l'l'atliil7 1.0. the' . Oprrr ok 111 .. 'k Is - V . e' men t ionet.l, 4 ,., 'C;e l ififitia't l 4 4 l‘Vas . '"ii:;,:brn ‘l t ort . :Ya . e T,., dt k nkr:A s : e 4 . .t ry;l , n ' chi same case ! if: 1'1309t)6;' k.p ,!,,, ~,, N N, ). , : .t.i 4 4 f pit ? .... pnt t o t h e Bar,' • ~ a:4l the• Spfq;...SlEN7 l 2,l(;,ll , 9Aqiiiipjijii i ,icht.U . i4d, an , the , Ots of the prosecution, to th . ,. 4 o . 49,ypsorieriii 01 - 41,5 "0 °I) 4-4 1130,9, 4 4.1 ii:4; r ,44.c.Ei414tiaci1t.er- t il T if m(r'''', , f' !be V57.1;9585C4 •X a TNA1 0 ,0141.4.5V, trial, IYPrP:'I brought foriv;ird:,—ist' tbe• ihtiiiiiip i y of spin; iif , ..,, .r...i.,4 4:' 1 .:. ',.'4, ~ .; ~ i : ,;,,. ' ... '!. these a tifling vartatilta.vsj ,•.' . . • 1-if ts t • ,'. t+ 'Writ , - i I Mr. gccoanra ! weni t i .A I • : ~.i . . , if i t 4 rWe was gotT thrrittu.lt;tlelivcred an A ~ .!;yl- ( 1t itErnitotinzth arg r g ' k , ( . )r1 ilvt! (.:!:. .."ArIL . I . 'tii;i:;;;Ctii:!.' 1.1;y coot:A . 7e,', atm* '. twenty miwites, anti /lerpiti,; , . , / the, PAi:s'oper, to,tl* ypor. '.. ent s s , ;lisiaLli,,n of a fi r : ci, 1 , •41 atidilory, I I-. • ~': .-.+•: i . ', — ;. ~ • • 1 PRICE 0, . . 1 ()ND( Pribt6.l by it' ICtil NAN NPNII IA AN, jar Itir.v.Stre.4 . t„ Covq , and PittilishCit wIA St• A.imtera Scx rr s fc;f Scat h Moi Cresvenor.squ3rc); ton-street, ,fit theLi :4 rtc e i 12 1 Strand ; Where" Ada' , slim mews, Ord( ri lot the Paper, Loners lot ate Editor, 8 ". (1 504 !-Pa:rd), must be addressed.. ' STOCKS, ~:;~ :.> DAY. Rink Stock 1 4 1 i India Stock '1633 :13; , ey4 pet.‘ mt. 36j 7a• !Sa l 1 11,16 p1r s e l r y L s e p n e t i gi 1 w per. perf....ent... ; r ', Or. ‘tnt. Con 4 3 IrtC. R. $2'5A I f i per C 53 1 . i s !lank for 1 • •15 9-16 7 - 1 6,4 Coll 3 . tilt Nov. DittP A., I I-• ••• - . • • • „ To TllOlll AS TM E A YIIt, sq. • - 1 Et S li titiat tbu r); I:°4llllda°nrcli .18, dot. year 179 p, I have been litlicled with the Lt r 54 which, limn . its. obstinately reSisting every cour se of presditied by tiitist eminent of the 'Faculty 11 that` eyet s i i e ti i c v ee c t!, nere„ dui undergping • several. sev ere course:, 01.41alivAtion,, and twice diSctiarged Ticiht apppar to, be of tip moo ..inveterate,:antoro. lit tht spring' or last year my disorder had got to such a head, at • nearly'to 'put a p:riod to, in,r•exitte,rice•--1' had a • large ulcer on the crown. tit tilt' hcad, rite on each arni, and my 141 v'.ete't;Toke out•in a- frixlittliljnanner ; ruy ri;.•lieivas dread. fully painful, and had been m a state ot olc.;cr4tion for the last seve n -y ears ; tiny left had also t•No 'lsr4c'hotles on it, was very much discoloured; and gave trie•sticb cxcrutia: ink; Pain, particolikrly when vvartm,in, bed, as twarly to de. privet the of - rest ;•1.11 t72i. lamentable 'state, I. Was fCcortt n,itm,i,:d r. , (who received so grat a client I io take yo ur I.cake's- Patent I its. iv lticli I b(T4n to do on t4e• 26th of May ; in th..'• eau/ 0 . of to tortitiAtit i • •I Iteian to 'recei,ve th !11 . a !toot the tai.,, is oo ~i nv anti. •Y`T T S s•timi • ift` lieiledatineti• a tier, i'ithe• sore.' 'on 114 Icizs• -hea t - b e d ,tui„ , D 'in,' and pain in the" boduitt The. wit; by t I • - litli; u 2 ygc'► ni.y fire skill n'Aour ttttra ti:lry&iiex r: e l l ' Pm.; : yni r hi ke. •' Ni.c" x. art cor j oO r and fat effetell4Vill4ColllolllCH y t ri* attostoltinairefeatl who knew the. I 411/ ► a loss in tvlelt term to ex wsS e.fity but •be f Y? " ; trt r lur 1414 '10 4 d . f eif 'bilteitstit - RAck • Mortals;'l-to : make , case as public.' 4s, 01.1;s: 44 '0144 i. ;#o,,fl94,ttg L :)ioli writ .gpsiey 4190 1 1044 : :yew; NLIJAX „„ lliglirtitrect Edinb;•krgh 'tibrige t ; sr?, ,v, , or_ , • ,-AVititesses!tartiie.aboVe Cure 17H OM HN NH. New ,Market' 1-I.Vl4glv4eo°l*::::e,ls:laalltr::l:44:iar;ratedll-ILl°::as,u4ll:(siseM'ellitlai.Stn,N4:ll,,(l)*irt::;6;:illll(irehtisin'illf::7';:C7""lelfbri:TYltitert'iC(:e:tttu:l4l:"Pin}trtlL.b:"':;;L!l::;sl sure -:. V" rs ' i i i .. 2 Pratice:parrittilitilY:,'4l reti e ' 0 te . 1 o With. t4att.inviolable ycfet:Y. oh „„„, 4 . enereal Complaints and those inucil'ide-i-d-a;llt:iittilchei'l pr tegszon heiffce o,.:tv . 6 OW e S • toit,s4b ly .1141 . t . P!t;', 4446 C t; #1,10, , C4 inct is I V, i t g fit will' 14 admausters ' p 4soi%s taki n g this " t'dirteom3taigir.iil;:ibbfelatliddLt,vaelltiofol*ll.llllauttlaibitigt"ol ilt}1.:111 of thr,lAtt sold, by , ip giraiefiti;'toi the conv‘'"',"'"', - .t, Y in g At a Atl44llcc4 ilt .b It street, Part.:tian eitte Toy 61 OP ,\ 14 6. I°3 l ' -hil i g Mr. * Steers,_ , limiklellcr No. I,,ldilloti.ro W, 1° " 1- strcet: Mr. Dirboulgh's, No. 7. • "/""cTower 'llll4•••••Nr.`.l3ixter:s; Sa i uth.britige, ?Irl i. ' ht . o ne ~ ,( 1 0 1 1 44, Glasgow ; CaftWell l s, I)ubliti anu , Ire perlibit. in every considerablet.b..vWin:Girefittl fit i' in 3,-1 1) fiat lan t, in Boxes ,of onl I .1 eal 'at iip wil y tt. , to"- Is L Mir and plain 'tlire6ficinst whereny • persons of eit&r,•;; - '',,..„.4titc lll 4Cisiti with ease, speed, Secreey, awl „,: t h Pd • 11. Ev er y B ox * Ad in Great;,lffitain ' is sealed up ` • ._ ili'S4llll4 9 11 ••.W.hiich,,, by lartur of the pritited,, at the, staimi-()lllce—it T. Taylor, ,No. Little, mac.: • hrtifitetstrect;' l --gb imitate. is , Feloily; and ail 02f107 are Counterfeits. ` ' • • . •• • .• ,titzst.,e),)€,-.6orial Meri of Eiluchtion. ai-'-'• "ilimme)teilai4ofiti)°olls.iltiLltYLlilifrYer.,eqefri,nttltiellsa'flemteriot4ll.:'Jiri:)3;tirc.ol:ll' • :61'-i-- tnc4oittikt•te„beitxriintion otAtipfrriority; • ~, . Eitiht years li d avt.• 1 devAted InV iratlice. to the A rrOtv % a; , tMOmb itt ,„( Thre*,l,l4s4Fctatglutt the gifeeesSrdi Mitt if or ii,,.w vi Art iiit , .s.l,l,.!:,(l3b.ritetat..itrclot to triVcis'i" to fir AS • I 11 : 'ALA4, 'the i l tiA . . (. '.,,, tt.o . si , !totfi itaintg ri'l .11 aft' the It'° s- At VC. L , •.. . . g,S • . . I i t' riSAatlyl,tlic .014tytitle +lt,' ipIlla) f 111114 lki *ff.' . ref trittiati.d. info e‘rery 13iiiik.:11, as :ill Arm) !itagee, 'll4l i O4 , l4 t i k i ioli at at: ,i11. , .y i*rrod- of Bratlice I,,,isjo:oe.ris vaulais pin the iqtiorpnce ,)t . uneducated niefi t .. r. i equal! y •clapigerdut; 'isitstA ftitah4 of general 'llriiStitie'nt r ... % d e . The 'Three I)isorders, to tilt Cure of which 1 .hAT''' ,E. voted f•rty attentititn 4 rebin - l?ritt;e - eVtir - speciesi.,. or V.b.. r r:lttFlol4tif':i7tl4Nlyk.**4ll, ...'Vtili.bmilr',ll.lblritt•°y.,l- awl`3*:l,4„l:;il4,,ttrid;rixtdui; • ihe- Mobil' iol•-;seltool.b6vs; lir-41te'itciiii0 12,;' , 1 1 . 1,r 1 4“ 141 " it}',9; ',and, lastly,, r'.iar .'de.'arvitient o tltile , sY. 4. - I, , ; r il l'. licll WhiCh is called 12 X • 1(41.7. N N T.: Ss, or:Slc .4 i 7: - DaSt° Numerous Diseaseliiarie.l4ll, lickiurt o f i n akjiic , ( 'r t n , in the treatment of •- Illittiii'Uottorrlitr; •,a„,11 .1 4 ,, l , l a ° ,etibi ' frecutenely 'happens that the•sre , ..ls 01 1 tigi•Nrcritli'Ar toe. c , tltit4iithstretiott of ;art priguaiii, l •l' •hour: 2 " , '‘' y ,al ~„7,.; ydWf C 1- piOti Stidt enniMalilts' . ,;are ~-.to.lily cured; aAd: t‘`A'sbtter a 'Gthers-have fitiletl;4 trust that I rtfai.PNs tli " V' - males( re.establishinontr. ...'- ',. ' ',',. _. • -.tress in • xth' • i t s 'e :tto ' r h 'd u e ' r vi l e '" v cri f #4. Yed k , c wit a itYilt: l Ztfa rn in t : ll ,q ic tg atsoll " o r t h e ' O 4 l iii Meii, who, from . an itiMITP.I ce in a solitA . v.ic 3 b. ;. s tate: preCtlitnt tgatettes •ora tat bititsithl:, liceolt irop_ , 4 * -- " , 111 4.;11 , Qt . nobility, ,whlgitii•tiKunavoitt.tble cont,,e It eneq.m.' , -. ~ , ' tiernicions' habits. . . ' 0 1,y6 but Wfitqe the unhappY sufferer broods Over ' hiS it'll • '- - ... itO /Pj --ciirorutty cOliCeaiS WS iilititualate;:.it rtmy-iso . i iii of qtt,tor iiilll. t.l) kI:P,, that'. although 'it be A 3 !".2- rr t o val ttinthttSr utieerfaintY wit'rt other l'ractititners, i/''••••. ii' el ' io vs. of these Deficiencies by the - gradual propress ( 0 ~0 r ir . es- Eton, is the acqrement of, ;my ; ,Elporicit.ce. - I ', 4 " v i, o ur, tit baealturs or V enus -have •beginto redue:MiirnY,,iiirse- Muck) anxiety wilt , be. prevented , by nu early' (- .6 '',,,, p est tion of this languid State.; . ..and tit these casett, ;'- diflieulty will occur. . . , a pro Per But where this I)etioiency has fur wears existe' , '„,,,.. churl' • ' it -..- • Pcf4verance k.•,' iniiiw - dmatily A.tilii , ,i re !C revt . 4.,,,, Perim: sp;irks of Lao, and to re.-:lntrititc the. Cons rtl, l ") , l 7 lt ed . kit KR I LI) WOM I'll , IA:lio have long neer) ,li'-',l•i' t q fia t in• in their eittletlations of a• Faintly, ma) , be -aisirt:c . t, t iii, 17 1 :Anst.toce4, sticlf4lefeers .sine tifirshie'llt ; MtA i r't "akirig. TI:o sc.resy whien is tio essential . 1 0, , niY ' ''' . 7 ' , : ,ban • 3'nti the quAiheztions which ,' I bay. tftOtirao.t,r . ''.' - '.l. t ‘ ,; arch the basis of my pretensions,' and in `eohicAVl",,,,, e w „ o ultal this intimation is gveti, that Mr. ittee MaY (‘• 1- ,,, , a his personally, of b v Letters ;Inelosing a s m.itli ; So! , •_ sic ,ij a r, house, No. 29 k Artintiet street, Strand, near ,f,'•-,i t 1 , 1 4: 51 - r zet, . (t.:r There is an -additionil li ntrance' in "' adjoining, and the N:ioic is net both the dt7Ors• i : co . geo rq, Martin Bree, Member 'of - the Royal Col ivge f)::........•• he chlrged a to% not.e..faaim, and gave him two one plund tiOts,s, in exchange. , -„ • The.301. - -R'stnkTqote, -was tiatisfaanr . .lv tied by the Prosecuirix, as tv.ts 11;e W.1!c:) by l'lnght!\, who lidweVer: conic, rid( ;wrar positively :MY the.Person'of.the. Prisoner; though he seined :to entertain little doubt °lbis identity, On evidence to this effeet, blind the jury the' Prisoner bf Bte'A i .; •NI (.lefi* appra red the house was not„legally - the dwelling house of the' Proieeutrikielcuibindkit6i, in the dt . :;eliii)g *owl which did away the capital part of the Charge. -. BIRTH. .„ . . , On Thursii7 13st, it 'Nortl,vick Parlc, - • Worersterghlre; 'Lady, Carcplinc Wushout. of a, patigippr. •7 - • . . ~, , .51ARRIED. Yetterthy, Ctiptain tViliiiiin of-Stegnoy Way, to Miss S. I.yiley, daughter of lohti Lynoy, timcitouse. DIED. On Tbursdsy li s t; at Harrow Sefton% of Al inflammation in his bowels, Sganlejenrns,. eldest sun of the, iteit;,lr. lenyns, of I.lOftlißaen-Hatt, in•Ciiinbr;ngeThire. • • ~. 4111 1