The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-09 00:00:00

ST. SEBA.STIAN HAIL. rur obitTEs EXTRAORDINARY S/TTINGS O 4 Tnr NIC;11T OF THE I•7TIT M.IDRID, APRIL PY.-----Th - e papers relating t 6 the establishment of the Kinz ; s Household were read, with a statement of the expences to be sup pnrtedby it, And the opinion of the Special Com- Mittee of Finance charged with this matter. Art. 1. That the annual sum for defraying the expences of the King's Household be 40 millions of reals. 0.. That With this sum-the King 'is to-pay-1. All the sala ries and expellees, ordinary and extraordinary, of the palace, clin'el!. chapel, and stable.; 2. Of the bameings ; 3. Of the wardrobe and jewel-office; 4. Of the palaces, Woods, gardens, Inea!ows, and doniains, allotted to theKittz, flr his recrea,; tl'on; and 5. Tlie alms ( and succours be might think fit to be sto'w on servants, poor people, communities, and churches. .3. That the domains which the (tortes assigned for the re creation of the King, should he wh&!v distinct from the esta. blishment of his Household, 'and that their revenues should' never be deducted from it. - . 4. That the public Trcasnry shall be charged, independently of the flouschlild estaliii:>l - ntieut, , xitli the partnent-1. Of the incomes of the Ulf :tilts 2. Of Secreta'ries of State and the c otlicers'; and 3. Of the Counnaliders, - officers, of the lloyal Guard, and of other things not properly blonzing to the servide Of the 5. That each' of theinfants be allotted, as beretofve, au • annual snni of 1,650,06) reals, 0r.15-0,040 6. That in order.to enable the,',iing. to meet the eNpences of his establishment in. Ins Court, and his maintenance, a slim' c'qoal to,orre-third of the .allotinent (or his lipusehold be ad- , ratreed; it . heing left to his Majesty to disburse for Emil ob-;. jects as he ; shall think most oecegsary. :MADRID, APRIL 19.—0 n Sat rday the 16th, his Majesty, accompanied: by theinfant- Don Car los, entered Valencia; the Infant Dom Antonio,. and the:.Cardinal de llonebon; President of the Regency,. The loyal inhabitants testified the same delight 'as the other Spanilrds on seeing their be loved King, who on his -part clearly,shewed how much he was affected by the sentiments. of ,such faithful sphjects. It is said his Majesty will remain at Valencia till the 22„d, and then 'proceed to Madrid. Even , • the Wtots at 'Tangiers have had" public rejoicings on the news ofthe,return of our King. CADIZ, APRIL 10.—They 'write from Vera Cruz, of 'the date of the 9th of - February, that a great convoy is arrived from St. Louis at Mexico, with Emit' :old a halt millions of piasters in ,Baio, and aboVe 200,000 sheep: an the 2-lth January, the convoy coining from Mexico arrived at Pue bla, which it was to leave "on the 3d February, and was expected on the 20th at Vera Cruz ; it kerns that it brings four millions. Another victory was talked of, gained by Llans over Moriles, who lost 700 killed and z;s• many prisoners, among Whom , svere Matamoros,'and 15 or 20 Colonels or lieutenant-Colonels, wtid would be immediately shot. SWEDIS II PROCLA MATION. - " STOCKHOLM, FEB. 30. " Inhabitants if Norway !—The King of Den mark has, by - a Treaty concluded at Kiel 'on the 14th of ?January last, renounced irrevocably, and .in perpetuity, for himself and iris successors, to the Throne and' Kingdom of Denmark, in favour of us and our successors to the Throne and Kingdom of Sweden, all his rights and titleS of the King dom of Norway ; and you arc released, inconse (pence of this cession, from the oath of fidelity which you have taken to the King and Crown of De,nmark, The Swedish troops will, in copse quenee,- pass your frontiers. Receive them with tranquillity and confidence; they come as bre thren, as soldiers of the same people, whoM Na ture has destined to be united. The stranger who may menace your soil can only come to seize on your property and your rights.- The Swedish troops, issued from the same fathers as yourselves, come to bring to you your rights And liberty. " Our Governor-General will have recourse to the understanding of the most distinguished of your Nation, in order to be enabled . to present for your acceptance the plain of a Constitution eon ftirmable to your wants, and securing your happi ness. We previously, assure you that this Con stitution 'shall be founded on the two noblest rights - Of a free and loyal people, .that of Hathinal - repregentation, and that of taxing yourselves. f Such, Norwegians, is the wish of our heart, which has no other aim but to render you happy. o, l — we ll-b e loved, son, the Generalissimo of the Forces by:land awl sea of the two kingdoms, w-ho is at. this moment coinbating for the liberty and independence of nations, 'will know how to re 'spect yours, and is animated with the same senti iients in reiai•d to. you as ourself, and will trans mit them to, his son.'Let all rivalry,heneeforth cease between the two nations of the Scandina vian' Peninsula. It is ip iii)itin . and mutual con& • • deuce that their strength consists. Without am ' bition beyim s d their liCuits, they will have no other than to defend their teiritory. The war will no longer extend 'to your countries. The mountains ivhieh separate Sweden from Norway will now cease to be frontiers. The two . countries will henceforth need no other ramparts than the waves • which surf-broad them, and the valour of their in habitants.• We have taken all neces s ary measures to secure and accelerate yonr supplieS of provi sions.. The re-establishment of your commerce, the opening of your - ports, will second our efforts" and prepare for you sources of prosperity long un known. You will recompence, we doubt not, the paternal cares which we shall never cease to bestow awn you by the maintenance of public order, by the obedience due to your new Sove -eign, by the confidence which you will repose in 1 ,••io, and by a true lose of your country." I ` % l a ce at Stoclihalut, F.-26, 1314. on .laturday the Apcicnt 'Freemasons held their Grand F . sstival n. ~o the -In. stallation Of Iris Royal i Highness C-t Duke of SussEx'lts Grand M„ ster , most exhilar a ti ng I t was ren d e cit.cl One. of the , Fe r o We ever' w i','inerised, fl'ofn the adinirabie ad dress of his Royal f_ijghness, and the high spirit Of conviviality which he promoted by his -elo quence and example. Among the novelties prei.b:aing for the celebra tiOn of rhe,general peace are several large balloons by Mr. SADLER. - f ' EAST' INDIA I'3';"I"FiLLIgNN'CE (From the Mauritius oovernMen i t Gazette, of Jan.l.) ‘` It is fvith very 'p,tinfut 'feeling We hare at leogth to announce to our readers The melancholy fate of a part of •the dew and passengers of the transport ship Emma, which, arrived at this Island on - the 2bth October List. It will be remembered, doubtless, that- the Master of this vessel, ignorant, as it should appear, of navigation, and unprovided with a'single ebroncinieter, mistook the coast of Madagascar for that of Mauritius, and that after sofne delay, he thought proper to send a boat ashore, with an officer of the ship and sot e sail ors; in this boat, at their own desire, four of the passengers ( \lessrs..lionrblauc, Rance, Want, and Stirling), destined for the civil service in this co lony, also embarked. They were seen to reach the , shori, but from a delay in .their return, _ Master of , the Emnia, fearing sotne accident had ' befallen them, sent a second boat to gain tidings of them. The erew of the secorid boat gave no very satisfactory accounts of what they saw, ow ing, to the approach of night. The next morning. no traces,either of the first boat, or of any of the persons- who had left the ship in her, ;• ere to be found; and after Standing off and on for the. wltole of the day, it was deemed expedient to quit the coast, and the Emma - proceeded otOier. pas sage hither. Ili's Excellency the Governor, inftne-, dit4ely upon receiving this information, dispatthed a vessel to Madagascar in'search of the, missing persons .; and the ofAcial report -of the Gentleman sent is, that, after a diligent search, he has obtain. , ed positive intellivike,. well corroborated, that the boat in. which they left the ship , was upset, and that two of the crew were drowned ; that the . rest were well received by the natives, and ,treated with every mark of kindness, - but : that, growing . very anxious to reach the Isle of France, they re solved to avail thOuselves of the first opp.ortnnity that might pres e nt itself of pfoceeding to .Tama tave ; that an opportunity 'di:l present itself of .einbarl:ing on board a pirogue, J L uton with honey, ► bound to that Settlement t and that they aetually . went on board of her, in :spite. t,f t h e representa tion of danger made to them [vile Chiefs, on ac count of the great quantity Gf cargo, and number of passengers she had in her (tier gunnel not being more than four inches froni.the.water4 edge)— that when the Chiefs found. theiK remonstrances were ntiz . va.iling, one of them sent his semi, a young- man of 21 years of sail to accompany the Europeans, and that they se together.—They Awl not, however, proceeded more than twenty five.miles, when a gale arising, the pirogue upset, and all the Englishmen, together with a vast nunt her of the natives, perished. The name of the officer of the Enima we have- not heard ; but be and tlit remaining two sailors also met a watry graye. nom TIE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 7. At the Court at CatitOn House, the 6th of May, 1814, pre •stnt, hi Royal Highness the PMNcZ REGE!vr in Council. This day- the Right Hon. Warren Hastings was, by coni 7 main] of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the. name and on the behalf of his Majest-y, swpra of, his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council; and took his place at the Duard aCUtrldinglZ. Lord Chamherlaites OAT, May 3,1814: .Notice is-hereby given, that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent Will hold a Levee at Carlton iLiuse, ors IVedoesday the 11th instant, at two o'clock. • - • May 7,, 1514. I-lis Royal Uighness the Prince Rezent his been pleased, in the name and un the behalf of his Majesty, to grant the dig nity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Gieat Britain and Ireland; unto Sit John Beresfoi - d, Knight, Captain in the Royal Navy, • and. the, heirs male Of his body Lawfully be gotten. Err Ora* tile Gazette of the 3el instant: For Liefitenant-General Sir , Thomas - Graham, Knight of the Most Honourable Order of the 11:ith, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Lyndoeh, rf 11,1140‘vin, i 4 the Cathay of Perth,—rt!ad Baron Lyuedock, of Bu!gcwati, in the County of Perth. For Lieutenant-General Sir William Carr Beresford, Knight of the Must Iltmodiable - Order of the - Bath, by the name, stile, and title of , Baron Beresford, of Alhaera,—read Baron Beresford,,of Albuera, and of Dungurvon, in the County of Waterford.. ; Office of Ordnance, May 3, 1814. Royal Regiment of Artillery.--Secoird Lieutenant Robert Lugger to be First Lieuttmaut, vice N. R. Drewry, tie ceased. Commissions signed by,the Lords 'Lieutenant, Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry—John Hussey, Gent. to be • Cornet, vice' Peach, . King's Own ttegiment of Stafford Militia—John Poindeshe Gent, to be Ensign, vice Stnrr, promoted. • N. B. Militia—Lieut. Hugh Scobie Clark to be Captain, vice Gordon, appointed tolhe 93d VOot. • . Ist Kegitneut of - Mid Lothian Local Militia—George Actebi son,Esq. to he Captain, vice Brown, resigned ; Thomas M‘Millan, Esq. to be ditto, vice Cochrane, promoted; C. l'(..l.l.obison, Esq. to he ditto, vice Forrest, resigned ; Jas. liotChliig, Esq. to he ditto, vice Hall, resigned; William Burnet; Esq. to be ditto, vice Sandprson, resigned; Kol;ert M'Quecn, Esq. to be ditto, vice Bell, resigned ; • D.!Martine, Gent. to be Lieutenant, 'vice Stevenson,- deceased; James Gardner, Gent. to be ditto, vice Kemp, resigned; John Patter, Gent. to he ditto, vice.Cowiin; resigned; Ensign William Cochrane to be ditto, vice Mitchell, resigned; En sign John Archibald to be ditto; John Arcot, Gent. to be ditto; Robert Leggat, Gent. to be Ensign ; James Hunter, Gent. to be ditto: Jaifies Baxter, Gent. to be ditto, Vice Cochrane, promoted; John Hope, Gent, to be ditto, vice Archibald, promoted. Craven Local Militia—Thos. Listoh, Esq. to be Lieutenant.: Colonel. Queen's-Pak c, May 7, 1814. Her Majesty the Queen has been pleased to appoint John Vanghan, Esq. Serjeant at Law, to be her Majesty's Solicitor- Geueral. • •••-• BANKRCPTCIES john and William Matthews, Worcester, ironmongers, from May 14 to July 2. William Sherwood, Liverpool, soap-manufacturer, frona•Mriy 7 to June 25. BANKRUPTS. James Earl, sen. Yp'estmoreland-place, City-road, and James Earl; jan. Preston, Hertfordshire, 4east-salesmen, to sur rendes. Jay 14, 21, and June 18, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Mr. Clcnnell, Staples Inn, Holborn, or Mr. S. WeHs, jun. Huntingdon. • Gilbert Fox, New Crane, Wapping, mast-maker, May 10, 24, and June 13, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr; Pearson, Elm (mart, Temple. Joseph Samuel Friedeberg, Falcon-square, Aldefsgate-street, merchant, May 17, 24, and June 18, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Lapghorn, Gray's Inn. Windsor, inn.Birminghani, contractor for army grin chests, May.3l, June ,1, and 13, at tiie Rein Deer Inn, Worcester:" Attornies, Mr. P. Hurd, King's-Bench-walk, ;fernyle, or Mr. F. Dineley, Pershore, Worcestershire. William. Morris, Doncaster, Weld-dealer, May 26, '27, and .June 18, at the Woolpack, Doncaster. Attorniet, Mr. Pearson, Doncaster, or Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn. John 'rbozna3, Thistol, wine and htandy=rntel! , int, Sarre R, n, and 18, at , the Comalett:jai Hoonis," Corn-street; Bristol. Attornies, Mr. T..lorman, Bristol, or Messrs. 'Carrara, Clarke,, and Richards, Chancery-lane. Sainnel Se!lon Siiiiirt4s, Lizard street, Ilartliolornew-sqUare, builder, May 10, 1,, and June 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Courteeti, IValbrook. Matthew Stocks, Bow-Bone, merchant, May 10, 17, and June 18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. BEUTIIOI, Aldersgate-street. "William Wills, York-row, Kennington-road, corn-factor, May 10,.24, and June 18, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs: • Benhow and Alban, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn. Gauntlett Clarke, Ilasingh.ill-street, Blackwell-hall-factor, May 14, 21, and Jute 18, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Tomlinsons, Thomson, and liaker, Copthali-court, Th rug m orton-street.. Hugheg, •ftrightitelinslime; - poulterer, May 14, - 24. and *dune is, at 4 - Oddball, London. Attorney, Mr. Hill, Rbrid lane, Fenchurch-street. Edward Wbite, Portchester, victualler, May 20, 21, and June 18, at the' Blue •Ptists ., lon, Portsmouth. Attornies, Mr. Cape!, Portsmouth, or Mr. Tilbury, Falcon-street, Alders gate-strcet. George Tully, jun. Bristol, cutler, May 9, 23, and June 18, at the Rummer Tavern,. Bristol. Attorhies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Innor Mr. G: Martin, Exchange : tiniNings, Bristol. John Ash, Plumtree-street, Bloomsbury, sword-cutler, May 14; 21, and June IS, at Guildhall. Attornev, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's-bnildiug,s, Holborn. William Armitage Upperthorpe, Yorkshire, cloth-merchant, May 25, 26, aid June, -18, at the. New Se4sions House, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr.Scholefield, Liorbury, or I ,ll.ssrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn. SanittO Jurd, Portsea, victualler, May 19, 26, and June 18; ~at- t he George Inn, Portsinoutit. Attornies, Poulden, Portsea,.pr Air. Shelton, ,Sessio-as House. John-Gittingi, Ludlow, miller, May 16, 17, and Jnne 18, at the Sun w in, Ludlow. Attornies; Mr. Higlimore, Scot's . Bush-lane,• Cannon-street, or Messri. 'Russel and Jones, Ludlow. • • , Samuel Whitt!, HalesoWen, Shropliire, linen-draper, May 30, 31, and June IS, at'Pte Shakespeare Tavern, Birming ham. Attnrnies, Messrs. Knight and Jones, Hare-coukt, Inner Temple, or Mr. J. Bedford, Birmingham. W'ifliani Henry BlacLinore, Croydom, corn-dealer. May 17, 2!, and June fs, at Guildhall. Attoiney, Mr. I.;e,Tree- Crown-cou'rt, Southwark. Josepb _Barker, Bablock, Hertfordshire, innkeeper, May 14, —'2l,•and June 18, at Guildhall, Lfindon. Attornies, Mr. Cleunell, - Staples Insn., or Mr; Roe, Baldock: • - DIVIDENDS. • May 31., J. Ellwood and J. Fellows, Liverpool, merchants 4. G. Saunders, Queen-street, 4Lateliffe, ,coal-rner- Chant—June 4. 13. Bovil and C. Hanbury, Catharine-cOurt, To . wer-hill,;corn-factors—!:nne 1, J. Barr, Wantage, 'Berk shire; money-scrivener—June 7. C.. 11 - Von Essen, Gray's Inn coffee-house, merchant—Mav 31. I'. Long, Mere, Ches tev, tanner—.July' 19. F. 11. Blundell, Coleman-strect, insu rance-broker—June 4. J. and9ll . 7Gaikin, and J. Clementson, Minoties, merchants—May 28. • J. Humble, Felling., Dur ham, merchant—May 14. G. Simpson, ('upthall Chambers, merchant—June 18. T. Hills, Abbey Mills, West-ham, mil -1;.i.7--Stine 4. W. Whitebrook, Crutched-friars, 'mine-rner chant—Jone .4. R. Partridge, Clement's Inn, merchant— Jane 4. D. Hyde, Waltham Abbey, grocer—May 28. T. Ed wards, Mincing-lane, broker—May 28. A. Smith, Totriill street, Westminster, litienzdrapii-June 11. F. HAI, 'Wood street, Spital-fields, wearer—Mity•2B. Burley, Sitting. bourne, Kent, haberdasher-,-May 23. .H..and W. c;ntbush, Maidstone, Kent, earpenters—:qa,:eB. C. Milicr, Akkate High-stlvet, silverseth—May 31. :J.. cpi-rie, W eston -kreet, Lambeth, ,cotutuon breyer—Nlay WI W. .Evelcs,' King's Lynn, Norfolk, woollen-draper--June, 4. T. Hall, Meats side, paper-hanger—June 14. B. Stokes and H. Hunt, South street, Finsbury:square, merthants--May .sl. W. Wingfield; Liverpool, merchant—June 11. J. Kingsley, jun.•Pegsdon, Bedforeshire, sherp-jobber—May 30, W. Pagett, Gloucester, sar2dier , --May J. Green, Huddersfield, corn-merebant— May 28'. C.. Harper and J. Nl' Whinnie, CamperdoWn House; Snow's-fields; blacking-manufacturers. • CERTIFICATES—Miti 28. • W. Mastert,llomtield; Kent, victualler—J.llawkins, 1144- dersfield, butcher--T. Webb; jan, Longford, Wiltshire, corn factor—A. Levis,' otherwise A. L. 'Boulaoe,er, Vine-street, Piccadilly, merchant—K. Flower, 011ei ton, Nottinghamshire, inn-keeper—M. Robinson, Thayer-street; St.. Mary-le-bone, linen-draper—J. Ashton, Tower-street, wine-merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . - • G. Clarke and T. Gray, Bitßill.gbaU-street, Blackwell Hail factors—B. Wilson, -13. and T. ‘Villietn”, Ykincheiter; sins-manutacturers—T. Atherton,-and T. B. Hope, Preston . . and T.131,-asdale and W. Bond, Cl.ipping ' Lancashire, ,ma chine-makers—T. Johnson and It. Esam, [Loney-lane, ware honsemen—A. Shitlern and D. Moore, London-street, Fitt - roy-square, milliners—M. Tyrrell and .1. Sv.tterky, White Lion-street, Spital-square—,W. and C.:Child„ Thames-street, merchants—J. Read, J. D. and T. Smith, H. Hudson, S. W. Dautes, ant M. - Sinitb, of the Capontield Furnaces-4. Read, D. T. d nd R. Smith, H. Hudson, S. W. Datikes, and Smith, of the Caponfield•FurnacesC ‘ Diuntore and I. Saint, Norwich, wine-mercyant,s—E. Bourne and J. Id. Cron cher, Basingball-street, woollen-factors—P. Parker and 'l 4 . Partridge, St.-Atignstine's-Tiace; Bristol—J. W. Hooper and' T. Thomas . , Old Lopdon-street, tea-bov,hers---B. Austin and C. Swaisland, Mitcham, calico-printers—S. G. Chambers and W. Watts, Coventry, carveri'L-P. J. Liiard and T. N'Orton, London, merchants- T -it.Syer, J. Gregory, and S. tire; Pop lar,' titulvr-mersbants—J o Bell and W. Redhead, North Shields, ship-brokers—lt.Bradshay. and P.'Partington, Cross lane, Salford, Lancsliire, Pressey and G. Barclay, Oxford- r street, oilmen—J. Bell,-W. Redhead, and E, Wat son, North Shields, cowinon brewers—G. Reatiman, and J. Meek, Bernionih , ey-street,'citrriers—H. Lakin, F. Pinkerton, W. Harding,. And. IL L. Pinkettpn, Freiston, - Linciihishire, contraetors—C. H. Hurst arid A. itt. Unitters, Hinckley, Lei cestershire, hosiers—T. W. Dawson, and W. It. Scott, St. Mi chaers-alley, Cornbill, ship-brokers. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MAY 7. In the important eaus - e . of the late C. Barber, of Calcutta, Es(j. who died inteitate at an hotel in Adell►hi, fifteen years, ago, leaving a prOperty of 200,0001., portions of which have been cl►►imed by a number of his relatives, in a very abject sta tion of life, the LOlll3 CHANCELLOR deferred his final judgment for a few days, on ithe ground of the value of the Siecdrupees not being 'ascertained. WATERS V. TAYLOR. The L t oRD CHANCELLOR further, ordered, that Mr. Waters's costs be paid out of the Trust Fund, as well as Mr. Harrison's. • STOCK EXCHANGE HOAX; The indictment - against the persous.charged to be implicated in the Fraud on the SToek, change, has been removed by tbeTrosecutors, Ceriiorw = i, to the Court of King's Bench,. - and 'the Defendants. have pleaded thereto Not Guilty The trial will take place at the Sittings' after the present term at Guildhall, should the short inter , . val between that and the next term permit Lord ELI:ENTBOROUGH to arrive at it. P 0.1. I C E. MANSION-House.—On Saturday-, Win. Farrow was charged with a misdemeanour, in having re ceived a Bill of, Exchange for 2591. 7s. -6d. from Mr. Stead, of Wood-Street,•Cheapside, woollen draper, for the purpose of getting it discounted ; but, having got the Bill discounted, he appro priated its amount to his own use. Mr. ALLEY, the Barrister, attended for the prosecutor, and stated the present toile the -first charge which had been matte limier the 52d of the King, which bad been passed immediately after the conduct of Mr. Walsh towards the late Solicitor-General had been discovered, and the object of which ,was to prevent the 'embezzlement or misappropriation of bills, notes, or valuable securities, lodged in the hands of bankers,• agents, or others, for . . .' . . special pnrppses. The present offender, .14e snly;,:: milled, had .reeelet , :d from , Mr. Stead the; Big (-.);;.,:. Bcchange, in qUestion, upon n promise to gct 1 discounted lay a fric43(l, ;7iid bring to the-atuount. , He did get it discounted', and t h° . Bill was afterwards,duly honOured: but hc never i• gi it gave its produce to Mr: Stead, having apple. to his oWn use ; thus, as he (sir. ALLEY) a" tended'," exposing hintsdr to the punislonent prr scribed by the Act to which he alluded, natue.lY' either ,seven or,fourtern years. transportaton; Mr. Stead was then called, and deposed, tb" t 11 _ Enid given the Bill in question to the prisonr. t,u,, get,it discounted, and that he had never recetv‘e"- , its amount----Mr. ARABYN, Counsel for the P i ; (Mr. Steat fendant, argued, that his offence (lid not en, within the meaning of the Act in queStion, ja. ll oo much as he was not an agent nor that descripoict of person to whom the Legislat4e Meant the .E i ..., to apply.. The LORD MAYOR ConCeiVcd th e ° l .,j . fence of the defendant to be exactly that Legislature.meant to guard against, and orders,: which t e '',, him to find bail to take his trial at the ne:it Se 5t i;th , / il 1 Bow-STREET.—Saturday, Thomas lrii.'„; q i • penalty of hackney-coachman, was fined in the Illit' r- , 1 - . t. and casts, osts, co fo r r c e h x a a r : i n n g g d r; c itet : b :t 9 l'amancliney his fare from Sloane-street to Morfinouth-stre,ea, A w l a s s o l a 1 ;1 ( o i t 2 h s l er: n from Bond-street tol3ryalAtone-sqUarc ,- coachtnan;named irairire abusive langitage. ' 3 philliP ' Abraham dndrews, Moses Jacob, Abraha , cre and Israellsrael, ititierent dealers in cloaths( ' . 63 . charged with pas Sing and selling counterfeit I .. 1 , 3 (1 and 3s. Bank Tokens, It-aeared that they tot pp sold to an evidence, named Edmonds, al ailli.eliei periods, about 100 counterfeit Tokens. sxitli• Israel was ordered to find hail, himse lf ill .:- . and two surities 1001. each, anil the others c 9!" mitten for pia ls l Elizabeth Bland, of 'Tower-street:, Seven, ' . ' 1 s, 'and Lucy Germaine, of Lumber-egKurt, St' ''s 1., al i. . . . .were committed to prison for two months , :-r t . • ' mg illegal insurances in the Lottery. ' •tc' 0 5 Sarah Miles,, of Carbjine7street, H,acl:neY' z,.. ' - charged h y Mr. M asse y, grocer , o f Bishopset,,. street, with passing, about three mouths`4,:;ci, Ten Pound Bank,Slote to _his shopmao, 03 proved to he forged. Several respectable pei!icj appearing- toher, character,. all of whom nr :tl l ° their full I.?elieGthatsl:to could not have b:Ceii•bioti person ; and one gentleman, - rosiding in r"„ 4.' A` Crescent,•becoming answerable for her filo " pearance, if required, she was dischargeqi• ' _ . . 13,ERTH s WO' Oa Sunday mo • ' .' . ruing, the Countess of Mansfield, o f A - ter. • L-----' - MAItttIED. •i V. : ' On Thursday, at Betcbworth, in'Siirrey, George - 1 ' be 1 3° taus Pennant. Esq. to Elizabeth, eldest.ila(zliter t"- ' ‘ kion. W.E. Bouverie, and Leidy-Bridget - 130 u v i. , ric • rt 3t!. On Saturday etenitig last, at Winifil'eden, Fravelao, tv mone,'C'ount St. Antonio, setrof the Duke of Canll ir ;Of Miss JotinAone, of Hanover-square. - • t i Ot. The same day, at St, Clement% Church, Sir Do' ° f to Miss Elizabeth Dunkiti, of Maidstone.. ( poi On the Ith inst. at West. Mallin g -,. Kent, :John . 1 8 ... ) 1,r - West Mailing, Esq. to Miss iktrriet Simmons, of '''' • _ s , —_.-- , i e T A . t 3 • DIE lb. • cs , t-o , 4 On Thursday last, the sth inst. at Do mow, i"„"ooth t " . 1. D of owager Lady Beaumont, in the - Dfith Year of her g fi - icit - 7., Sir George Beaumont, Bart. of enle Orton Ha i " ' ''' tershire. vio,,'• , Lately, at his house - at Hampton-wick, n..wick, Ch' irle :h. o ' . l • ' de Massingy,oNlarquis de La Pierre, Chamberlain to sr,;der °' of Sardinia, and Knight Commander u the 'Militia'', ".- , St. IMkur . ,,ice, cill ig ' On Wednesday last.l(latilda. youngest daughter 0. / -: Blake, - Esi. of Portland-place. ' - • ' • Flo r'; On Saturday last, at the house.of Viscount Griinstov!l iiirt lane,' the Hon. Henry Luckyn Grionston, biS i' ° • rus • youngest Soil 0V .--'' - _...-- ---- -, 01 HIGH WA'T'ER Al'O 1,1 ER LONDN 11.1 ME 'IO-N lO/7 ,:, ' l2 Merning, 4Ainiwites after 5. 1 veiling, 8 minut es a*lf i ' 'PO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.' - • No. 9, New Bridge-street. London• b ikto HONOURED SIR, ' Edinburrlo 3 13 c fil ''' ad' r - 1 I 'BEG , ...__ leave to inform you, that ever -,- v reol . I ;IL.' year 1790, I had been afnted With the'''',° which, from its obstinately resisting every coni-seol ° l c,' ano'" • prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty her t 4 . l; ,,? c e. lll :; 1 dergoing several severel.sharses of salivation, of chargedfrom the Hospital with little real .1, would al.P t ` ) . y o;, ', be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring 0 1 I ' s , 0 1,4. 0 f I my disorder had , got'to such' a - heafl',- as neatly to PU t ! ' 1,,1 to My existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown oiL,htft#l tone on each arm, and my legs were torolte.orit ill 3 i t i io: 3 ' manner; my right was dreadfully painful, -and load i' ‘ ''''.i itls ° , state of oi..!eration for the last stketo years; onY left ''::l gor two hirge nodes, on it, was vv ry mole ', di:s.colow,..,i, , 1. ,, - , p i ',:... inF. Sl.lo.excruci tting pain, imrticularly when ‘v a ,',''„; ;•t 4. ; i. as nt , arly to de Live Me of rest-, in' this lainentaoroecei,.,,%f-5., '...,, was . 't•CHlllal,;l)(icd by Mr: J. Thompson; (who great a cure try them here), to take'your Lea'' liate,'' c .0 (r .' which Lbegan to do on the 28th of :May • in the c°" r tii;o o 6 fortnight I began to rec.:tire tit:Befit-Zit; little 100 .e i . , a litc ' 1 month the ulcers on my he4(l and a.-21. were.soundl; ''','-- lo of; • soon after, the sores on my legs belt: .i also; le"''': ill t '',"; • ever, donsidvable discolouration i , ! 1, • ;kin, abd•P', - ,, litt., hope of the left, which, by V ' ' ' f" I '''" -- a " u ' ~ de 1., • ~, o trOt , , h oI. i longer perseveralic.e in your invalual ' ,1,...i1ieine,7 ' J. ', 'kilt the nodes dispersing; the shin regai: , i . - :ts o atural I ° i ', a tilt the nocturnal ,pains gradually going • 1 -. :-1 thus but 00: your liberrl advice and inedicnte, pert...ctly free trou t . 4 , 5 a rol former eomplaii.itshae recovered my former sPi rl i,go.4 • strength, and am bromine jolly .Itritt fat, in which stat io e' t continued many mouths to the astonishment o f all "10, 'a° rue, I am at a loss in what teruts to eitiireSs ony beg you, fur the good of other suffering- mortals, L ftt ' ~c a • r y o. . my case as public as. Toossible, as r shall oil ev ' ' • ' .' this slot'; in.s6 doing- yon wilhgreatly oblige, al, • . p•atitt lL ' lO O Sri, your grateful Uhed 't . • 1 ble seo 3 • • . 'll3 , ICU, Vey\ 11101 ,,...„; ALEN. Ali.fl‘' - ;. Swarm's Close, I-ligh-strett, Edinburgh. • , . .. • Witnesses to the ;•I,orc C cu re:-- I trt.' J crl .i., im Thompson, No. 3, New •;., , t ( 1111-. ' IN .%.. • r I , ar e, _ 3ohn M'lntJsl., Old .:,,-,,-; :: ,i•.• (119::e, .1;•ijoY•,-:,)4•,.), . . Prepared and sold by the ;-,!•,- i)-)P-i',-tor 1';',P741-\'),., liis. LOB., ,Member of 111 e. Iv , ~.i C,41-c,.;e.- of Stirge(o“ , ,i'ii,:r l' .7 house, NO. Di New' Britt , i- ,t.re e t ' -Londaq t vv i - ica e,• ' ,•fi'',' constnnt residence of more titan :.1,;,,,,..„..5,, ;,;,,,, i iraelic e ., l t iout.: secrecy • cularly directed to the cure of Vei : e- al t''ogiolai tits ant.ic,„!.it v.fliieli 'men of liis prcifesion .:I'aild altv3Y4 (-' l :•'`',o 1; inciileatal to the Parts of . ' Gelitir'uiioti 'i:it'ti t!i3t it10:;;:i be.esteenisd, bra elist;erning i Putlic Such cases, h thitters I - dins:Al 'the. • deice and s. -,31 wilt gratuitously adiftliviAstri to• iers as ti 's \ivd.'cill•‘l,juthi, treellg ,1 fi. , se. • :., attaituible, wid void 4if kill lanng '• of th ° :" 3 '' Aka sol I h 1' ' - l-1." '. • • ' • t , - -4 3,3 appo;at ment, for the cn.fireniouce 0 10 0 6 ' hring at a„distance; at ,the Perfnmer's. No• : 33, ''t. ' t ; I°''' ' ' street, Pall-mall; the l'oyshop, 'No. 10m, Oxfora-stroc...,up• Dishorougit's, N. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Baxtur's, s,', Jr, bridge, EJiablirgli; Mr. iN.PDona•Id, Jeweller, Gra'gl!'tie'able (.:allwell's, Dublin ;, and fry one: person in ercri- o no+ :s • 9j. tOWII in Great ISrit:iin and Ireland, in boxes of oolr7cti;dot each, stamped, tan] ~ : c:iled. u with frill ;ltd pl"ia d're . wit 6 pi _ . ,,, ces wh q.eby 4- persons, of either , sex niaY •cure • then sr. ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. w ith 3 stamp, N. B. ,Every Box, sold in Great-Britain. is Wiled "P io td, as aii advaiita; . , . at" the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. A. New 14 " 4 , e r r icits• to imitat tt which is Fel d t,?. and all others'arw con° on whiel.t,•hy favour of the Coininissiontr.s, ..is 1)50.0,t.., : Printed C ' ''°;(6l9' at the SuN*-Orrrec, buildings; and 'd 1 W seILIPPS of bi - .' ~ , • • . - „Ivertl. ments, Orders, Letturs jpost-paid),Soc. lutist be witi Nu. 112, Strand where fi