The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-07 00:00:00

('t-din the LONDON G Srpt. 6, iSa3. C , mi.wirsint in the !Militia 'of the Conntirs ,f Mu's, Caithness , ' Cniniany, /ji rha I.od Lieule,an! of the (..*9nnij• 61: - Crceinat:ti Amin:* I Cicnt.•t9 b , : vice :10111r 11 1 Lend., rro'. nrned in the Datc , d I uly e.' , wmiision to the Derhysbiro Militia, sigle:/ by the Lord Lieu tenant. , . C; , :.)rve.ll.llke, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated August. 25, . . the Derbyshire Sitypiementary the I,m•d Li:Ritenant. tticiritti Hurt, Gent. .to: be "Ensign. Dated Augu?t, :5, 1803. hi the Itoyt FlintNhire Militia, ligyed I;y the Lord Lb u ten a t Rohert Gray T AMIN, Gent. to be Firat Lieutenant. Dated Ailgti4t 25', 18'33. • ' • ' ' t 6. Second Royal 'Regiment of 'r4 - )Aver-1-I.milets i1itia,..r4;4,41 ly tke Lord Liektritant 1. i.:otenant mitiq to be I Yntaiter, vice Mason, de. ,cascri. August 2i t 1303, the North Hants Mi sievid ay the Lord 2.:ated .4:igust 31, 13,3. !aisles Ilcory Frith, CChti to, be Ensign, 1.2,1,, , ri5,i,ns sired by tie Lord mod 0 . ) tiv.Caunfy• of Lin. coin. To he Deputy-Liekitenants--Ilenry Dalton, .lEstl. T)atcd 'August '29, 18o;. The Honourable plot Cost. Dated Sept. t, t6t3. The liiinourable Ilettry Cost. Dated as • Cd/youitii:o , J irf tt.e. Royal, South Lincoln hire Militia, sigved/.i* the... Laid Li< woi.iat, Gent. to be EnsiF,Tt. Dated July 27, L'onnsisrions the ltrtyal North Lincoltislgim Militia, signed 6~ tie 1-4,1 1,45/tenant. To be Lieutenanti 7 -Itoger Ilurtlo}f, Gent. Dated joly _ Georic •Gcr.E. Ilatert Atz!..,libt 9, 1;34. 'To to Vosigos oes, Gent. D.ltetl Joth: Samtret kayittuti..l I ati , is, Refit. Dated loon t!.s.lwards, Gent. 1),1te,,i Atigt)sl. 24, Commi:s6n4 in the Lineoliishirp Sqpi4ementaryMilitia,sigqd 4y the Liey'epant. To be C ThomUnsort, F.sq, , Dated Aug. J 9, be , I.atcti Attgiist t t 1513. To be ;'r ;tun, Gent; Dated filly 13; 1 8 0 1, Gibb Sits, ("holt. —Dated luiy 2 g,, 1 , 43 ; 'lO F.d.writ Isiythe, Dattck Itoy /Xo_j. - • , . I.:y the: ford Licutemva he C linty /(N0t th,g11.1,,,„3„,/ t i f roe and (.'•,,.}.• ;tie low,: :f Nut- Dviniiv-Liitittenants--Tho Right linnotmblefienry Lord Jul) 31, .1303. Gunge I)4 Luton, Esq. S.'ittol•is above, ClniretiloNs . lit the Nottinghamshire eripra' 4yllhe 7-go4 Datrd Au . 12,, :803, To be N!ajor.;-HolirvCoatie, Esq. 'I o he Cipt;tin ur :I(urniniri- John South Wright, Esq. To be Lirrutruant, -Tiiotn,ts Salmon, Gent. J. C. Cteen. Gout. ContretiAthns . in the Itenfrevvshire Re4iment of North British M,liiia, 1.;,) , the 1..0ed, Lieuteitafrit, Paled Aug. 16, 1243. I'o be Caltip—Lieittenalit julin Mackay. To ha Lie aiiiti.—Clisign Michael Falcon. vice Cordon, prorootel john Bell, vice Barnotir,'clecaasccli Kenneth vice Nlatkay,proitioted. To he Cent. vice Falcon,' pro.' triottd. ConninghArne, Gent. vice • Bell, pro. . :noted.. L. Bennet; Gent. vice rtlaxwell, resigned. nirkmyre, Gorit. vice Snodgrass. anoniisiorn 11r rig Northumberland Militia, field 3.y the 1...6rd Licuren.let. \Val. Dent, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated July 2 , 3, 18 0 3. William Leaviss, Esq. to be Major.' - Dated as yibuve,, Join lilcblutixopp C,..u1,0u, Esq. in be Second Major : Dated as above. Nicholas FeritVlck, Esq. to be Captain. Dated August 13,11103. • Samuel.. Barber, Esq. tube Captain, Daryl as auove. Thomas ;Peters, Gent, lobe Lieutenant. illy 27. 11103. Win. :.Mattin g Gent. to be Lieutenant.... Dated July 27, 'hi. 6,limilsione in tie Established Regiment of W iltshire Militia, 4;gh,,1.4), the L.Qed Ideutenant. -• To be Lieutenants-- Nlaurice Farmer, Gent. Dared June 18 , 1, Cita. Cox Gent. Dated July 4, 1803. Tho. Save., tent. Dated July 5, 0103. Alexander Cameron, Gent.. Dated] nit( 5; 1803 • John Woodliam, Gent. Dat. ed July. 7.. Jamesßuckler Bat I y,.Gent. Dated Aug. •1, 1363. ja:',n" Robert's6n,' Gent• • •Dated Aug. i 6, 1303. To be Ensigns—Richard Moore, Gent. Dated Tune 24, 1803. 'Thomas Matthews, Gent. Dated July 26, 1803. • Woodliaiii, jun. Gent. Dated July a 7, 1,303. Charles y re, Gent. Dated August is, 180. towntissiont in fbi Supplementary Battalion of Wiltshire sirtid by tier Lord Liestrennne: To be -Lieutenant.Colonel Commandant—fames Dawkins, Esti. Paced !elf !T obu Major—William Brereton, Esq Dated.luly 4. 1203. 'To be Captains—George FlaY Dawkins, Esq. Dated July.}, . 8 0 3. , lames . Lord Viscount itaharris. Dated I uly 5, 1803. 'Olin Colville, Esq... lilted July .6, )B°3, Paul Methuen, Elm. Dated July 7. 1803. Ambrose r)ated July 23, 1803. John Dawkins, Esq. Dated litlr 25, 18 0 4. To he LiuutetAnts---.Challis-GroVe, Gent. Dated luly 16, Charfei Gent; Dated Italy tB, t 833. rlicoael Cooke, Gent. I).ited Itily 19, Francis Carleton, Gent. Dated Aug, 9, utioi.. • To ne Ensign—lames Tyrcil Russ, Gent. Dated Aug. 3, 1803, ammbstans in the .SuppleMentary Corps of the Rank of Eng • land Volunteers, Aped ty To be, Captaiti-0011101,111dabt—rlies:stint Long, Esq. Dated Aug. 92, T., be Captatns--lehit Pearse, Esq. Dated Aug. t2 ' IRO3, Thomas Lewis. • Esq. - Dated as above. Nathaniel Bogle Vrencli, Esq. Dated 35 above. Charles Pole, hsq. l)ated as ;Move. • bit' Lieutenants—Henry !lase, Gent. Dated Aug. 26, iSO3. Thomas Reid t Gent. Dated its above Jain Waidron, Gent. D‘tted as above. lolut 13.irtiard, Gent. I)ated as above. ' • To be Ensigiis--William Mullens, Gent. Dated August z 6, ,2 03. E u ult, Gent. LLited .as aboloo, Charles Norris, Gent, Dated as above. c;eorge Lawrence, Cent. • Dated its above. = • • Ti, be Adjutant—Alexander Champion, .-Esq., Dated Au. gust 12, t!o3. C(.., ,, ,itiiskut in tbe Kincardineshire Militia, 'slined y the Lard Lieutenant, Maid duger.tt 18, tEoi, To he-Major—Captain (TeOrge Lyell. To he Lieutenants— Ensign Alexander Scott.. William'Mol. lison, Gent. John Gem. Robert Lyell, Walt. Ea Ft,A T Min the Gazette of Anzu4t-13, teo3. VOT Anthony Sanderson, (kin. to he I.ieutenaot (in the L.: 1 ,0)1117;111w Minna). Dated July to, 030;---ecact Amnon,: b al lav i rbtin, Gent; to be knsign. Dated July 2.3, t. 803., Thomas Lander, t.,tent Staltiml, shoe.tnanuttattret, to stir, retitier ti.-pt. tour, to, at eleven, at tiii SLAG Staiii,rd, .3tlti Oct. 13,-at eleyen, at !ha Wolseley's:.Arin.ovol,t ev . Bridge, St‘tWord , Attototes, .Ntexisis, Brooltio, Stairott[; Willington :50141, King's-13encn-W,tlk, "I'votpic. i o h o it,ontley, of Asithy-tte-1.t. - Zotta, b tker, Sept. tg,'24 ) ,, mu t Oct. tS, at eleven, at the Uni(4l Derhyslnte. Attorrde , ', NIG trifler, Luialott; „ r !at-nom:nal I.4lcAun, Nottin. , ,{l.lllt. (;. 4 , 4ge , ut I),,,reltestr.t, taktow-citandler, Sepk..q, 16, • :ttyi Oct. IS, at eleven, At the Antelope ion, I)orclte,ter. Att,,, F tney, Mr. strickl.irtd, Dorciwstk-r. ! o ho W;ltt - Jl.:.er anal lattws Pitt, Winningham, coach. :•kpt to, at rive, 17, at eleven. i,ii t Oct, tit, at j. , itoiel, Birmingham:' Attonut-i, Mra.:(s. \.k „..: „., inn Stephenson, Cwate-ottrect, kloitsurtt ; or ft, ttantityliata. . : hatOli; tit Stratfortt-Cieen, Essex, hooks:ller, %), anti t 3 Et. 13, at our, at Guildhall. A ttot. ~0 Adeiphi.l'erntee.. LONDON. Pant e d by p,ocitANAN I- I• A Nt, (of How-curet; Covr!iit.(; ; -Or At dle suN.Ctic g, No, to a, Straltd ; where ildrogrthemeiv, Ordttl Mond,iy morning at nine o'cloilt, the State ',Qt. tery cointneoce:i dr,, , ;.,it t At. t,;crr,hrr ' s I fall, Rasing. aol,l concluded at a qtrirtet ,pasz two. Tile nutok)er of . Tickets &Awn ti, , 4 5 l'wo Thou, sard 1 4 ‘ , ,,ur' I itindied, and no Pri z e above Five Hun,: Bred p ott pil, "1 Ite Second Day of Drawing will not be tii I SAtorday n9a. Ticket s and Shares war. ranted drown will cotittow: ell sale from eight in Put,i , ,heti by Witt! A flasitc.tit -ck tpp, c o t s out h m o i ton ,,,,, trcvt . Grosvent r.bt;tr the Patwr, Litters for lhc Stc.. Olttta"i he addre.4. it tsl,....,..,io:Ritic.i,,N),,,,:it.:,......_a.i.Zri:iikßAFrits'cit...iai.,t.....,peaLr i-ii5c.,..ii[..;..1'.%!:";;:ii.t.:;,--t;;ltic_;i x r -----'----7--- 1 'F. c tron to p _a r .t o tt fiti a n s ,s : b n y . i. i-• ' ' ; an' " .... lc4"°s?' ;'' St r - e:icii • ; ° l%7:o f l : : rl 'i ': : :tt :tv :t' il -s trh titt t il ;r• 't 7:l ljl l 'ta ;;c :: s ,cj: e lv i l t c t 'ta'uc'.4iitttP'4 . ''::rl:l::::l'th°rt:j;; this excellei,i o'iiervation' 'e " itche -.T t l . i i e cil in pp o i r ic L a i, - : t te:i n it - s iLrr il t i : l o .4 l r i N n n t e S cr i ti ) l i .: N a t c l . l l : o ) , :v i l l : p w i i : llo l :: : s fi c sl lll : o ; 3 n i . s i rs T the tls% : vseodt. outside t : y : v . c • r r y ' 1 t 0 ~.. or S 11111: Coinpart,in may LW iii.:.. va st)) , R ke e t a i l le :r ,o l r:: . u . il i er :. be r.,:,.nwovtei,,i,ic)::',,its'et:olo/ the iminatt trarne t' Can anlinernal complaint be reola,oo-. t h e olv/sicrgy u l) , ln. a Pitt question : Will the fur wn,,. :_,42,,,,it ah external application ? Tip•se, c iitTiOns are ittft .")`''' ds , incuteatmg_9l . s ilor_trine, Nvltile th , I , ",' eti h ; tti . u . ... t wl, i . saL_c ..ii.,3,,,bility t; 13t. BRODIMP • • '$ DO l'A hi CA L. S Y RUT is ei, to, irti.. extraordinary Cures that (laity appear , in the Papers%Prow eularly in cases of the above.naturet Dr. ll,rodutit.," 7 t •., 3 lar Physician has been known many , years, ea?" , n ;: e rtie - Nostrum Vender., . His tnotivelor:piiblish:ng th" 36 '- ,Liose i meter, ii L.) se,.. it the Health of the Pattie i.o,ii the tto pa; ,itt,:ils'etertial apisheation, which, to his ko" w n „met Etas proved fatal to Inany wit() liavd placed in it an iniV , confidence. oct io:t A Naval Captain in the India Servize, during a 104,1 00 vvas alttiAed With a Lugs Veivrca, NV hiJi he ciuitrazto4t:i. IA altlidsli.pinan ; the * complaint in c on ,:, itienei; tell ; ,, 11 ,,.; to limbs,' and 411 e Weer.: it u‘.casion.A cx posed. t ll4 ,';V i ift, ..14: . vitnv ; by recoinnien•iniun 4,1':, (..7.ll , l:iiii George, 01.— ',. ,:• , i , applkd to Ur. lttoittnii, end hit duce months 00S i!..';,,i'y but. being appreheasive of s •retinit, ai he WAS itlinS l '4 l lO Obliged to s,:il , for In.fia, he took with him a dozeactit'tocir of his klotanical Syrup, from . wAit.:li he has experioic salutary ettdts: • Gordial, The •Ilotattie:al Syritti s 'and Restorative vows . t, I n 19 be hail at the I.44;tor's House, No. and A ibioti-itr'.'f:l,,,,, liOttlei of il. ,-;..---• it's. bd. a nd 5 .. ; ., 5 ,i, ; hv all PP: Books,.4ler , t;•ati , . l V emlers of Medicine, in the 'United hi re,' dorn, with proper cl.rtetions. - i ' , I . Is -,1 1, otA- , it vedi be tie.-ais,try_tue Dozior shouht SCO t! ''' n 4 ,t ,„:f as art: attli:Jed w ith Deari.es.i :Jr Loss of S.ght. of ~,i..i, or CAritAge 1 Caios by :‘!: . t.2r or parsel to the 1):d;:tot (post . WI t h his usual fee. •- __,.........--c.'..."'"*""'"7.-P°: ~. B4NKRUPTS. D b ENDA. Sept. 24. T•ev , if* Gokismitll, of TUavics Inn, r. , 11,(10, merchant, at ten, a t Guildhall. Oct. 22. J:intes SturrOelt,.of Middlesex, master-mariner, at ten; At • ' ' Oct. 29. Edw. Toy, of Plymouth-Dock, drapa,,at,teii, at • • Guildhall. Sept . Henry Seymour, of Nlaidenlictd, Berks, coal inerqinint, at Oa, at Guildhall. 'Sept. 7.7. fusepil Spooner Warren, of Birmingham, dealer, at, eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, Birmingham. Sept 27. john Turnbull, lotto Forbes, Robert Allen Craw tOrd, ,iiid David Skew., of Broad -street, London, tnen.h.inti, at one, at Guildhall. Sept. ,27. joint Fowler of Foster-lane, warehouseman, at at . , Sept. 29, lohn Proaer younger,, of Lancaster,..mer. eh,lnt, at ten, at the New Inn, Lancaster. Del. t4' Thomas Ferividck t chit. , and Thomas •Fenwick the voun:wr, of Boston, I l itteolitshire, drapers, at three, at the linicorn Inn, Boston.. Sept. 7.7. A Maud _Dirlatt; 'of Soho-square, bookseller, at ten, at c;oildhall. Oct.. I. Andrew Cheap and Andrew LonAlinan, of New court,", tnercii.tht, at tell, at Guildhall. CIERT I PIC AT ES Sept. 27, John Rush, late of Sackville-street, wine-mer chant.' Joseph ,ipraggon atxr Spraggon, of Gravesend, slop • FOR'FROSE,,AuG. 23. wfre ; yr:sterday surprized with a visit of up. w.irds of eighty prisoners, principal part of the crews of three Dutch Greenlandmen, captureti in the 11-)rth Seas by the.. St, Joseph Privateer, of.Li verpnol, and escorted to this place by a person who atc.led as.rt 01}10.er on board said Privateer, with a parry of Ilighlai , ders from Ullapool. They'etin: sliced of Dutch, Danes, flannverians, Swedes, .and Norwegialim, ajsd arrived here very much fatigued lw so long a journey, - and 'in a hungry condition, Much to the credit of the Inhabitants cf.tltis place, they were treated with great .humanity,and sup. plied with brea4and.other necessary articlea,- and, after resting- here for the night, were sent for Want tlisinornill; to Inverness, limier the escort oft a Serieant's guard .of , the Fortrose Volunteer Com! pahy. such 'a number of foreign prisoners appear. ing so unexpeCtedly, (4.cited no small degree of riosity amongst the ,people, some of whom them tint tor a party of Frenchmen, to tie itoped, %%Pill share the same fate, shoold,theyi he so hating ay to tterivt a landing in this Cow)- , try:. „. . . New MOINE Loc.—A Patent has been grant ed' for an Instrument •tor taking Soundings at Sea, of which the followingis as correct a description as the nature of the subjeft will admit :,--'liter Appa. ratUl.consists of a sounding weight-about 'inches long, the bNly of which conjoins a register with ' two dials, of an iron or brass rod, 12 inches long, and of a tin buoy, Air-tight, . about six inches squar e, and j o ur deep. To the bottom oflhe buoy is secured a pair of springJongS,,iine end of which rests on a hook, and the spring part of the tongs is fixed to a rotator, or rcycrivhag apparatus. ' ppara loi is composed of a copper or other itt:tallic tube, and four brass, ();• other rnetallic.vanes, The . tube Must be airtight, about tz inches ling, and one inch and a half diameter, with a conical point, ! about four inches. in length,.. The, vanes ,are sal detect to.the tube in a.spiral direCiion, so as to pro. doce a rotatory motion !mind, the axis of the tube 'when sent into the water: 'On each vane i ti a re gulator, whi.y.e office is to make a rotator 'perform a certain number of revolutions, in a given Space, cor respondent with the calculations of the wheels of tlx register. The rotators are tO be adjusted, by ex periment in . water, to correspond with the regi.. sters to the greatest nicety, - that is, to,ascettain the space, the machine will descend by'tvery revo. intion of the rotator. By altering the angles, and the size of the vanes, „the rotator may be made to. revolve in any desired space. By this method Soundings mAy be taken,in very deep water, and in water of 20lathom, 'without the trouble of heaVing ihe vessel to, although 'she - May be going at the rate of five miles an bur ; for. as lite rotator registers . the.deseent of the sounding weight, there is nu occasion to pay respett to the length' of line out; so that the Mariner may veer .out any. quantity of line, which will give time lin the machine to descend. The.prominent object of this apparatus is' to do away , or lessen:the errors arhing 'from the old me. thoq of taking soundings, as the chief guide for the Mariner by that meth , d, is to `judge of the -perpen. diculardepth.of line nut,. which is apt to deceive him ; ,hereas on thii, principle his 'governed lay the docent of the soundlng-weight.only, without any.regard to the length'6l.oe line , exc e pt i n ease of using the reel.' The Iniprovement in the rota.. tors are.the invention of the air tubes, and the. tne,, shod of adjusting or regulating it. ' A rotator on this principle. will answer both quick and slow sail. ing, and . .give the true, distance without danger of its breaking the regiiterin quiek . sailing, by .hold;. ing too much wa ter. ' A small steel guage is at. cached to.the rotator, which will chew any'accitient it may meet with. Tie same presentiment which foreran the former cnnligration of Mr. ASTLEY'S property, attended the late, misfortune : the moment lie heard the gate bell ring, he exclaimed to Mrs. Arrtay•-•-"it.They come to tell me , that the Theatre is on fire." We are happy to state that, he bears his accumulated dis. tress with fortitude. Mr. COLMAN has liberally offered his Theatre ; and the Magistrates of the Tower Distria have also generously proffered Licence for . the Royalty Theatre so that; the Per formers may yet stand a chance of being saved from inevitable ruin, Since their principal‘ dependence, at this particular period, was Orr their annual benefits Mrs. AsTi:ti• is better than her friends could pos. sit* have expeEtetl. IVlANite4liiiiicip.,—Yestertisy john 114oeken, a Drover's Boy, WaSeharged before the loan lvlAirotti with. picking. pockets at Bartholotnew.fair. Tle-was recolle&ed to have been Game time ago found Guilty at the Old Bailey, of sheep-stealing but on accnunj of his, tender , years, had received His Majesty i s par don. His Lordship,,however, did nor think proper to commit him for trial.; but stilt him to Bridewell for one month, to be kept .to hard labour, and -to..be properly correeted, • • • - ' O,lfL/tNDS. HIS Royal T-lighne.4s the Duxe of' YORK, not. ‘vithstanding his' ardtpnii .military duties . as wander in Chief, haS not' been, unmindful of the agricultural improvements of his doinain', an:1 . 1110re than : 2 000 acres of land -adpining hiS'Park have been lately' ineloSed from \%eybridge and Walton Commonq, hid out by his ROYAL *HIGI-INESS . as a Farm and brought into' cultivation, on Which the most *complereani, elegant, yet 'economic - Form.. Premises have been eretted,' under the direetinn of Nrr. WvATT — . The wallS'Of 'the buildings, and those which-enclose the Yards, are built of a loamy earth dug on the ,spot,: in the ,manner long known at Ljoysi . and other places in' France,' by' the name of except that here - the wall iS• faCed, during' the operation, with a mixture of lime and loam, ‘vitich makes it set and' become more hard and'durable.. The Barns are very large, and the Stables, Sheds . fi)r Cattle, &c. very, convenient and •complete., The number of Men and Boys Which his ROYAL HIGH N Ess has employed on his Works and Farmls very great, and we hope that his success will sti mulate and hasten the Inclosure and CultiVation of the many - extensive Commims around him, which are at present nearly unprodnEtive,. except of the frequent robbery and murder 'of Ms' jEiTY!S liege Subjects who have occasion to travel ty.er or near them. • • StAINES BRIDO-E. IT, is now sererallears since the design Of treft. , big a, new bridge. across ttieThairics, on the ancient Roman Way *one the :townpf,Staines, in , M dlesex, was begun to: be ! a4led,on, and , a handsome stonebridge of ilirre arches , and used , for some tithe, .wheit it Wits Miscarried _that the, soft ground on which the piers stoA was sinking so fast, that the whole 'bridge inu,•t u,llitnately, ; tall.; fortunately the nl,i wo)den . bridge, just above. the, lic,w (494 i: which, from, , the decay and wear uk, near a,,Ce,ntury was,alinost a ruin,.,bad not bepn removed, and by sonieriempiiritty . repairs it was again tuadi e t fit, and has cairied Rattle safely to The present time.; • •:.; .1! The arches of the stone bridge weregintnedbitelyt, taken down, and after' some time a 'eait'-irorilifidge, of °lie arch was de , te:rmined ;on, and in 'the, 'y'ear !Sol in Ivas begun, upon it* swine abuttinentiTwith some' additions, which luid' , ;4'it/rd for theAtblie bridge:;: the ‘Vork proceeded -with every nediary precaution, until Saturday rhe•iron ' bridge i.ras c4`impleted and opeited• r. public me, And the old wooden bridae, was again shirt up,. and we ;hope for ever. • 'A Hide time Ago, a drove of 1 . .06 fat Ovni, in, their was to lowa, were Confined for s sine! time upon the new bridge, to try ille:eTet tht•ii weight, o . pon it; ;mail which it ktots not at all affected, although it is swelastie that the trotting tit a horse over it, causes the centre. part to moVe quite perceptibly. The road.way over the 'bridge is gravelled, and . footway fonWay each side is . neatlywpaved A nj fended on the Outsides by 'handsotiseiron railing ; t he spandrils of the arch are filled up by. a series of circles of c:tat . iron, and the whole . hasa most grand, 'handsome,airy appedrance. A neat 'stone bidgc has'been ereaed on the lower Shit of the Surrey abuttmest, and a gate for colleffing toll of carriages and 'cattle,. but foot passenger's have not yet paid arty thing. ' We lament that a 'work of so much merit and utility should still be incoMple:e; foi want af.casing enlarging the ,short -turn which existed 'at ,the Surrey end" (,1 the.stone bridge, an d in whieh:Olice also the a , ,cent is now far Ik.o steep t these ;:tie whi::11, we hope in tinie to see removed, that this first attempt at an ir:fli bride in the vicinity of the ,MetropDliti, may not be' behind in bea'4 'and eonmience with similar and C.lrlier edifices in difnrcrit parts of the tcingdotn. XTRACT.OF'A LITTTEIt VRONI.TIVIRTON. • , is On' a Sunday, a fewweeks had:, the French Officers, prisoners here, havingprucured instruments for thoie of theirnUmber who are musical performers, had a concert, and were preparing for a ball, when a large mnh, 'indignant at such v t ion of the Sat). bath, colleted in front of the pine of confinement, and :Mewed Strang indications of a turbulent disposi tion. The IVlagiitrates of the town,whomight other- Wise have been - wilting - to 'permit the Frenchmen to; keel'!" tile Lord .Day in !hematiticr most.agreeuble to them, became apprehensive of a riot, and mischievous consequences that might follow; • they accordingly, waited on the Prisoners, to represent to 1 them their apprehensions, and to request of them to desist. . Their appearance in the nall-room cre. aced the greatest alarm and confusion : those who before - were so filled with merriment, were now impressed with terror : they conceived that some vigorous measures had been resolved upon here, in order to retaliate fur the severities of the French Government. Owing.; 'to the difficulty arising' from ~the mutual ignorance of the languages, , the ex planation proceeded but slowly : during the ainti_ nuance ofthe misunderstanding,General Boy! a alone was, tranquil; he hattretiredto a corner, where ht ' amused litinelf in making a caricature of the Ayhole company. ; The wholemart er being at length c l ear , ed up,, PiPrui4 sati4Po iQnwas tritored, the'inus4 clans" fiddle;s and flutes, the.dancers kept their heels quiet, General Hol''Bt laid down liispepcil and .earne lanyard,- andall !:tined in press. ins the ` tVL:tgistr;ttcw to tokeaquie wine, which the Frenchmen id they o ht. "v la_ 1 1 1 1 :1r 3i tTi . a g ainstia ofthe relit;icsn 'gistrates declined Ole 19v,itation, and the Fretichmen resumed their gaiety," the ra , ruipg.till cor, G its ttick r)ci cornrr at h, roc licli:1101: ;\:1 e.v ,g,,Csiir cnilli ai t i ili4. ro rx c i,f s a l.. citrg the G.ite SHIP CR AV F.SEND, SETT. 5. Pct by=-the Alfred, —, from Firemen ; and Aforn ing Star , ,-lireick'd , ,. froth Dahtzic. sh:S;iiiiiil—t.,t,lileibt,ianiziEliceeccx,:f;or-6Slthraya•mtaah;lll,le,vbeie,ll:l4lirr 129,1;r.: and T • 's b ViAYs•' 4 " to is ~Vithclniiiia,; :se 10 • Lint:den. 7' • • ~.ti PRICE STOUR s', India Stock' 1651. ' India S. (.x. S. s. 62 7 dis, I dupe:. 3 I cr I cut. 54 31 iiit.totttles. 9 3.16 r Culls. tot Oa. 55 4;!i • yustF. Bulk Stock shut N .v y S yr; 37,11 vet 4. en! sitht S pi r' C'ent.'•• • ,•• 4 , ei t cut, I cm iltut :tei C. it. shut 3 per C, It,tik t., A. shit Ditto S. A, Out „ of remarkable .fine Tutt-rus, fjp and Co.-, gipjfi , lead iray.!frn,,s, de u s st frio.linndt;dof.o tor .33:011,e,popul2ewLeig h each. . • Turtles Wesied every day in the' highest V -rlctAiou.::and Om to anylibrt of' Town or Country. .....................ra1......_ • Nit,N EY. T.O ADVANCE t/1'()N ANNUI'CI ES Rt., DEEMABLE. :'r ' he I \4 ELV ILLF. ' 'od•t ) eii ' •. ‘- lf ity i ll ' ' rrnt 1 . r / , t..i .li tt:1111)0:$ A ',Nobility and Gentry. thit havz ,:cca , lon ' r vary r.t !?...t :o4ficni.,Surns of Sfotter,lhy the Y.r. ,3 t °l ^ " uil .7it ' 1 °I"`11w11;..1414ato &gm thcirf424tl;;!,,,i ...onoe%ion fifl s Sl. , i)ie.r l'ilsobt - tit' the 'first, reipalabi iii y, tilt'!" L' n ' III V Y 3 I advill.V . inini,!,.tlate Sumo', %. frbrifi do i . to 10 4 , pc 01. 11 ilon_,'•„ sect:ritir..: ans,aglrots-Lamlp.fionseb,...or ,Firotifiet l'r01.70;111! Clz4;yrricp's Livat..'s, AlarriAge Settir.:rocat..;,:‘,7rows i i . 4 . ' I urc•-;; &c: -* t..t.i e!ay - Nirill :ifise !..zietli":l,l'ecidity.is it:a ,0 4 ~tiqt iiitrtcarc catitftl)rivilegt.der.ioro;iii.t. the irrinclpal at . colt. Epp% . 0 4. to !,vc.lve yL,,, , ~, a r,.l‘ e will tit! gilteOlUr "Aintuiltes. 2 . 4.:oritin ‘ 4 to the mat i. , r . ..0,' t, ~ c. ~-:liritY• r, ' .., A lifil, , ,, , rtilvisosiilly; or by -.Litt t -•,- _ .ii,!, at No. 71 -.. . . •? til's*,"...6l.Nittkii,-,,,,,,,:1. , . , 1 - ''''' : ~ • - - '- ' ' ' • ...L......... ....,,,......--,-- ...___". T° J. ..ti YLOki!, Surgttri„ N-.,. th , New litid , :,; ,- 4": . .., sco -' tb7l the ---qtritnr,Ot 1794" 1 tiVits TlT'!'''''' vita:- st It; • ' • • at h, Mi} 2 , .. , .i. • ' ..,.'- .:•••''' ~...,.' L')"(191!? ..tt.". e ...,•t, , , 1,. i i llti .3 , ~r ..Venirdal t'onipillntc,...aviticklitlEtic.„o'ivith Itit e ::) -5 4(: C .': 1; :f '444-' t :!I:t :Vi ll stit ti‘: :t. :ll;j:.l .:7- t. :: ' Ve. "4* -r y ; ;I tt f ilimi . 1 )4 •1:7: 1 t:::i 1 : 11 b!, 1 4 1ifte7 : ' regiii4r I ttil C:411 %vv.) nig a 1 t ii ar stn.. !iirr : 7" l ,w; Illtiet' bUfigici3vitng‘ , Lti , Spitetne at! 7isitelktoci 14 ;, " ," mid '°t the 4 '"l‘ i Plcat e iur 4 ..‘4' 444' kiiYltPCßit!"'t ''' %% 4 1 ri: , fiir•ttvo Sears 1 t' , ' 4 '' reTl4,lMt scote glia9J ~,1i. .1 1 ! nal-311,4cl arrtV , 41441 . 41.1 , oe.,tPipndir ' . . ' tlail'iiitire tes,,r• ,1,9 4 '0 1 cer 4 WI t.'9.ni 4 i4;eotl toll6oti.:-141.httitt. throat, tt 1 ,1 4111 „i 1, twi e, legs, , aflitt;, , e 4 c , 4 l2, i :le 't ' tit: . 1 f l y. in ,iillOtt - '..be.::i\ iii nig 1,1•1(••;s;'" In ' • , iti • 1 1 '0 .rhil, 41i1...„ ~,„.„,,,. 0 ,L_, . ~,„„trot.. ' , .. ~ (NTO tiatitte trtet 4 l:- 4 K>sitili, bkia a 11n71 i iiii,t;iv T." l i i ).,.1 11. privol.o.oiallt.f 4 7 - , 17+Nvtilik .tie , ... i t it4 v ia. ' vAtt Ge•''' i a ~ to rice all ttot,s:is .-sslttice It to A • ti - . r CYCI . ''' ''' ' p Irf I.tlieVi4r. V0!,i.Z..., ti., it, will be t it-a'nitlre'llai*T ttis„ '4 iC 1 • - i:.'ri . i .,, !• , ' 0) "e i / . catektaLtitire. Al otasionglligiketl it4uAir,lfjo,ti„.o tir,o‘ti,.w.l initi:,-,ine:i,,:it,yl,4t, ,b! . ..:,i0i1t4 !all :hitt k pi Irprvltry ; ...Ai, it. jleo , t, in illy, tied conitit:te.:, (.leat t vas I,>Nl4„Tabh: W . 4 4 d rn(Ke 'itian'•-tttisrable'itte: In 't tis ity'.7.l4(iii iito iricii . # .6 I.k(chr. A' 71 las t Mittfable. existence. 'till ilivii., l'iovid e !!!" . timw, in .niy,...way,.a >ic.vipaiwt.colit:litilliA ,tai: 0 01 d' _ r t Mr'. It. Lit "PlOttboth---my itientis ft-Ad it, I coup' 11 ,? r : 1 471. sent and .py(miit,;,4 ,. sOirte 'of your • LEA'. f" , i' A , a cct . ~i, , •• • - ! 1 1.1..1,., winch, try u sing troll,' titno to tint:7, A i i ::ritade ha ve. doitg been, (after mote than lour y ears :11( 1 - . ) .i ; ..., i . a t i t ) i :tit r l t t 's t s li ' ' j ilt .a i s t k.; l l)° hot ti l a a h t tt t Z, ° et t' ll a r. r ,i, h '• Y li t ': al • l'l i l cli tl i n 'l) l., r i n l i ,!: s me 4 : tew,,nr,4iths ago. In gratim(te' 07 . -- - ' . , N , o ti ,ot rerviernis Any ;ellotv-crcature sertiCe,, 1 Teci'l ) '• 1 - , i i , 0 . publish this : "bid .011 iii.,y at any tirite refo Ittlboil ' ti „ wish to Ix: 4atiitiett ..of the truth' of tlti, or torthet Pj r . colqrs,ii; to roe 1r my friends by letter or peigon. ir ,,,,re As few casCs ter blitiess wilt ever etinal ulu;e, t'; is 'ext.seeri it, I have from ex extents ttety. re. ,iii to , - , : „,,i3 Mankind, that in your LE A K E'rf PILLS they %‘; 111 :"..A. Sttre,:Spretil sate', anti radical Lure, for that irt , ' , s! `',',,,,,.. fut s:a f . e at t he' Vetiere.tl Diseas • w`lit . b • "Ili'll ' • c., , . hc. , . I' t , 0 rFoimite Lout. . , , to, . lax► ;xllllO4ll table . family reasons prevent 71,-.A,r), name and iidreis public but cti,:dititbie l''''''''' t o wintittg iritorrnatitni nuty also be refert,7o to :11 , .2 i. l Friends by Mrs.,S. Olark, Rtuniny-C:antrits, I:chodatirg. , Prep:trod . ..and; Sold 'oyllitt oilo ProliriAor. r'4 00 T: TAYLOR. Nl,citil,ler ot the It oy,al C01ic,. :.• of S' g iti.L.:oluton,at his hortse; NO. .. New .Vriif.tc-stc!cr, t o t . !, ..1 1 : 11 1 4 . ,: t h di e o, t r i t: . - te ohn i se: c . ' t ' l e: 4 :i:l l . i ts ,, e,... 4 ; l l2 l ;tit !i i,l l l (ec i t r y i ;i rii l i e e l i, e f :7l b : se l :v: l e r i' vi t ' ;: in p i t ; i a c a t ! i n e o f : 4' i r, e , t l i cia l i s : 4 : L t : i ie ; : t ia rs :ilL i c i t : l ol ;l b : L o 4 : l o . .. tit).) : : rste.liLitio,,land44ltults.priettee a risi;t.: Tne td ' r E p t i ', (.. ..oilie ilr i r:ea' 1 r 1Li t t a 'It t lt u ; 1 1 ° , 1:.r. i b:r , ::1 : 4i' : : ; 1 1: :; ':1 1: 1 , u:1 0 141;1: . 1 1°: , 7 : ::: ' '4:41"11:1:44::::::::):4)::::r:iS;:111:"1:(1,:illiit'rrt4.111:;,t1::11eZ:11 . 1tr i lt t : . : : : : 1 : 11 . t i t:11 1 : • :'e l l! , :ill' , :i1: : ;1't i r.' r ) :: : ' ): 1 1"):t:::11141: : ";: : : : : : $1 : 1 1:1lellt.t: , )I Cati.,:.' l g iyikt k i:lar ;t t ;; ;4 ;_ ti r,:e, : 1,,,' • ..Lrf te utri , - 1 •; , '• ) '* 10- wittni , .tis.ii:•N f't'. T . rcters 10r hti , •,•-' * ii ' i t ; .Afr - It''crhrtUntl'4l NI" 3i, :St. tOtart'„uUtreer, V 3ll- ' l ' N y i ; , pia i):-Crsoli'• '.l:oy-,siop, ,No. t0it.,0x.k..,,c1-`•!''''r.tie t hi . ! MO' . 11111 1 . 0,I n v is et..i t 1 i h i lr., , Steel i " i g g , i' il s o t 'c r ) ec k Stt.:lllfelli,lN'. -I•uo..'''rtlit'illiit4:;l7"reA;;;'ill,Cii;"lll'll •, • I--; ;Nit - Calitvell's, I)uhriauv.in44lr.,l;-,,,,,,,0, tit .5v er y kotisitiero Ole town tit 4.-: re 3 ; - It r ikk i ll t i• l iF t :j t i 1' itittl:P l4ll homes ft ont'ir ii. 9 ti. cac ,h. sealed Up . ►"1, 1 . . :: the..,' tni. cifiections, wneteby l , . iof*l ti kr. SAtti' titlk' cure ',enlist , 4:lvc,s %%WI e3501ni.. 4 tv 'Y •• , i!t i 'with N: 'li b. S ra l iti .ie p, ! ! ti l ti c? %Ivlii°7lli4,.'inbyGtr_if‘...litltil.riri(!t)''t'ill'l l i ' i e sCes .Y l i tl' . lfl. 4 .l 4s. stoners, i s pri m t , dio , at... the s cir ap...i ttfii.'e,--, 1 .... 0 ' 1 ... 1 ,:a.1 0 6, Ni4ml kil , 4 4oAt at,*. to Awl t4to witch is tei oily, all tlttiCr di? Cilditietted.