The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-01 00:00:00

FROM THE LOND)N GAZ JULY 30. Foreign Oirre, :30, 1814. His Roval Hig:ines.• tbe Prince Regent has been pleased, . • . in name. and on the beltilf »f his Majesty, to appoint the 114111.1t0n. 1,01- Gambier, Mello , rioulimrn, Esq. M. P. and Willibfn Adams, D.C. h: to be his 111*Sty's Cor:missioners Tor negfiriating, - and,. -cOncluding a 'rreaty of Peace vAth the 'Com iniSsioners rliily tinthorised for that purpose on the pad of I.lnite - git States Ai Atneika. Roval 1-Tighness alstl been pleasedto appoint An thorn, .. !.4 . .rn - lra '!ltltt!i-, Esti. to be his Majesty's Secretary to ( . 0111111HiOIL , Flrs 1° . 0 5' 21 FliOlit'ss the Prince liege.at has been please'd, jn the name and . on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint tile I lon. ~ A lgernon Percy, to, he Secretary to his Majesty's Leta- Coo at the Conrt of Turin. CarNni-Hmese, Jeels 411, 1914. Hicßoyal Highness the Prince Regent was this day pleased, the name and on the behalf of-his Maje , ty , to confer the lionour of Knighthood upon The ; e ntkrnen :.. tOinkyns Hi'grove Turner Esq -tteneral in the AO . • Tient• • , My. and Lieutenant - Governor of Jersey, Colnnei of the toln' (or the lit. Yorkshire North !tidily:),. Regiment of Foot, and bne of the-Grooms of his Majesty's Bedchaniher. Gre,goiy Way, Esq: Lieutenant-Colonel of his Majest;it 29th Regiment of Foot, and Knight of the !loyal Portuguese • I‘fiiit t ary Order of the Tower and Sword. Patrick Walker, Esq. Gerftleman Usher of . the White Itoc4 and his Majesty's Hereditary Usher.of Scotland. •• • . . Jamas Edward.SMith, of Norwich, M:1). Fellow of the toNal Stociety, and President of the Linnean Society. itlibert Afiarp, Esq. Mayor of Hartlepool. ' - dames dell, Fog. Alderman of the City of Norwich. WillianyLong, r,sq. Mayor of Bedford. pie Gazette alswcontains 1 Pr,;claipation, **.ololning, British sithject7, in t h e seo - 7 , .!e of the:\, , ,:erTcali, to tetnrn • 'forthwith to their aticiatico—:if this order is not coniriio within the space of !oar tnOlths, they are to •ineuf the penal- tics of nigh Treason, add to be punished with the utmost se verity of the law, and no regard is to he Irtd to any defence on the :,'round: of heint'natnralized'io America: 'l'he.procla -miitioit concindeg: by an off; - of pardon tp natoral-h-rn sult;ects of his Malesty who shall, i ithin•four montlisovith , draw themselvr3 from the ,service of the United Stites, and declaring that all who shlll co - Winne sense, or Way here , after enter the enemy's service, guilty of high treason, and that{ He punished with the utmost severity. I.iUewise the ceremonial of Knighthood and investiture of. Lieut.-General U n t o , ' . a m yl W. Young.Anolle'return to Parlia /Molt for the .shire of noichurgh.'of AlexanCief'Don, jun. Esq . •"cif Newton, :rice Lord MeigUnd.} • ' Jury 30, 1814. Admiral Lord Exmouth has transmitted to John . Wilson Crofter, Esq. a Letter from Ca'ptain power, of his Majesty's ship Elizabeth, dated off Corfu t! , e 3.5 th of May, stating. that the /iaats of that ship. under the directions of Lieutenant Ro bert. captured on thy same day, under the. guns of the Island of Vide, , close tattle town of Corfu. the Aigle,French national xelirck, mounting,• six guns, a howitzer, and two'swivels,ant haring on board forty-one Men. rear-Ogre, Jut!, RO, 18t4. 9d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Brevet Major William Gor don toliOlaior, withoutpureliase-, vice Kearney, promoted. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Ralph Smyth to he Captain of a Troop, by pnrchase, vire Head, promoted. Cornet James Fawsetti to be Lieutenant, by pnrchase, vice Smyth. • th Regiment of Light Dragoon?, Cornet Henry Loid Paget, from the 2d Dragoons, to be Licatcaut, by purchase, vice Elphinstone, promoted. 10th Ditto. Captain Patrick Anderson to be Major, by par, chase, vice Dalrymple, promoted in the 60th Foot. • 18th Regiment of Foot,, William Gillespie, Gent. to be En - si,4a, by purchase, vice Roper, promoted. Wit Dittb, Assistant-Surgeon A.X. Armstrong tt..• be Surgeon, vice Taylor, deceased. 93d Ditto, Lieutenant William Holland to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Aleiander, who retires. 85th Ditto, Morris Barlow, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Naylcr, promoted. 25th Ditto, Brevet Major William Balvaird to be Major, without pnrchase, vice Gilniour, promoted. Ta he Captains of Companies, without purchases .Liedtenant Charles Eeles, vice Perceval Promoted in the 14th Foot. • Lieutenant Nicholas Travers, vice Balvaird. To he Adjutant, Lieutenant Jahn Kincaird, vice .Eeles, pro moted. 7311EVET.--,Captain John Gillespie, Superinten dant of the Re cruiting Service of • the East • India Company at the Army Dept in the Isle of Wight, to be Major in th e A rm y , in the Last Indies only. HosetrAi. STAFF.—Edward Warner Burton, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces.: • GA4taisoNs. Albeinarle . Earl of Lindsey, of . the ,89th Foot, to be Governor.Of Blackness Castle;. vice .Lord Hill, appointed to the Goverpment of Hull.. Lieutenant-Colo nel Wiliam Osborne . .. Hamilton, of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be NI- jug of Chelsea Hospital, vice Mathews, deceased.' MEMottannim.—The appointment. of , Thomas Sterritt, Gent. to be Ensign in the 15th Font, as stated in the :Gazette of . the 23d November, 1813, has not takeiiplace.• BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Emanuel Lyon and Joseph Lyon, late- of Great St. Helen's; Loorsdon, merchauts, froin - July 30 to August 30. BANKRUPTs. Thomas Webb, late of Garlick-bill, coal-merchant, to . sur render Aug. 13, 90, and Sept. 10, at tw•elv9, at Guildhall. AttOrnq, Mr. Towse, Fishmonger's-ball, Upper Thames street.' - - James Gordon, late of Goipo7t, Hants, bootiseller, Aug. 12, at two, 13, at twelve, and' Sept. 10, at one, at. the India Arms Ina„..Gosport. AttOrnies, Messrs. .111easdale, Alex a nder, and Holme,'New-Inn, London, or Mr:Cruielishanlis, Gosport. Kenneth Cockerel' Mackenzie, late of Finch-lane, insurance. broker, Aug. 2, at one, 9, and Sept. 10, at twelve, at Gni ld 7 ball. Attornies, Messrs. Blunt ar 4 ,l Bowman, Old Beth, leer, Old Broad-street. , • Richard Burgess Eagles, late of Coed-chin, Cilcen, - Flintshire, provision-dealer, Aug. 22, 23, and Sept. 10, at one, at the King's-Arius, Liverpool. Attoroies, Messrs. Radcliffe and Hamilton, Liverpool,.or Messrs. Shepherd, Adlingtou, and Gregory, Bedford-row. Thomas Snasdell, Barton-Bendisb, Norfolk, cattle-jobber, Aug. 16, at six, 1 7, and Sept. tO, at eleven, at the Crown, D ow nham-market, Norfolk. Attornies, Mr. W. Lenruon, Downham-market, or Messrs. Long and Austin, Gray's-Inn. George Julison, Swan-street, Kent- road, mealinan, Aug. 6, 16, and Sept. 10, at on", at Guildhall. Attorney, 111 r. Doughty, Elm-court, Temple. William Turkington, Grove-Mill, near' Leeds, Yorkshire, wool-dealer, Aug. 29,30, at eleven, and Sept. 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoruiel,..Mossrs. Tilson and Preston, Cole- . . man-street. , • John Ward and Issaac Falkner, Etchells, Northen, Cheshire, cotton-manufacturers, Aug. 10, 13, and Sept. 10, at eleven, at the Castle-Inn, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Baddeley, Stockport, or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. John Moore, Nlerstliain, Surrey, bricklayer, Aug. 29, 30, at eleven, and Sept. 1.0, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Palmer,' Barna - M's-Inn. , Richard Vickery Wrcford, Bristol, linen-draper, Atig-29., 10, and Sept. 10, at twelve, at, the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray-lon square, or Messrs. Morgan 'avid Lirett, Bristol: -"Vv'illiam • Goold, Itisca, near Newport, Monmouthshire, shop keeper, Aug. 10, 11, and Sept. 10, .at twelve, at the Coin- , mercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, .Messrs.. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's-Ind-square, gar Mr. Willikm Tanner, Bristol'. - .,Abraham Sheath, Boston, Lincolnshire, Challis • Sheath, of same place, John Steel, Fiskerton, and..TOlm .Wrav, coin, bankers, Aug. 29, Sept. a, and in, at ten, at the racer's-Head; Attortiies, Nl. Howell, FurnivaV•s , Inn, or Mr. Baldwin, or Mr. Brornehead, Lincoln. • .R.iehard Veall, sea. late of Bishop's-Width:on, Southampton, but now Bramsliuw, Wilts, grazier, Aug. 12, at twelve, , • 1:4 and Sept. 10, at tea, at the India ANIS Inn Gosport. - Attornies. Messrs. lAleasdale, Aleizander, and Holum, Netiv • Inn,.London, or Mr.truickshairk, Gosimrt. • Robert Bon3eld, Gosport, Stone-mason, Aug. 12, at one, 13, at• eleven, and,Sept. 10, at-twelve, at the India Arius, Gos • port., Attortiies, Messrs. Illeasdalei Ale,riander, and Holine', New-Intl, Lomita), or 1)1r. Cruickshank, Gosport . : - • • Vcirk'shire calico-nta4 'Thomas Bond; ..\11.1•:ton-, • tinfactar?r , ).:•;, and Sept. 0, at el,,ven,„at the Star Ann, Manclie*t e r. Mr; Hadfield,. Iganchester, .• or:qr. P. Hurl, 'remp!e. Rev: Charles IL l'Ounditock,Coruwalbaealer 17, 18, and Sept. 10, at t,,vo, at th King% Arms Inn Latin,. cCston, Cornwall. Al-tornies, `hexsrs. Reardon and ., Davis, Carbet4court, 'Grneezharali-street, or Mr. J. W. Buzun, Fl,yoluuth-Dock. - MOST AWFUL AdCll3;N'.l'.. 'Wt tiave this week the melancholy task. : of irc;• cording one of those deplorable and' unforeseen visitations which. never fails to excite, the ctitt sternation and -sYmpittliy.of a feeiiing public.- 111111 Aboui a quarter before eight o'cloe . k• yesterday (Friday morning), the houses inhabited by' Francis Robinson, tailor, mid William Hill, and a part of the soap and candle-manufactory of Messrs. Birch and Ilarhpson, being-Thelaz.t. l a :g.thises on the left-hand side of Hants Bank, and built, upon the rook which rises above the.aiver Irwell, gave way, with a tremendous ct ash ;—it appeatingthat : the continual, action of the Water havihg uhder-, mined the rock s and rendered it no . longer a sup portable fOnndatioa for the erections on it. he consequence was,. that Robinson and four' of his children were precipitated into the river, three of the'latte were taken up afire from their bed, which had setled upon the rubbish taken in to the water; two of whom were Conveyed to the . Infirmary, very much bruised. The . father, how ever, and his oldest daughter, met with a.tatal doont. 'The youngest child was eating its and feeling tie floor shake :rail out into tine sti eel ; Avid' the pot in his hand. - The mother of this unfortnnate t. 11,0 is in an advanced state.of preguancy; was on her return trout the baker's with bread, and Wag ii ithin'a very few yards of . herl:ome svhea the catastrophe. Occurred. Mil, the proprietor and , occupier of, tie other dwelling; and-his -here gone out to work, and his datighter left the' premises to. procure it - 1U for breakta.t. • Ll the soap-Works,Mr. Hall, the fore man, having the ill-fate to ln;, in that part of the building which gave way, also perished ; he I , :as immediately after taken out of the water, having • his. skull and one leg dHitifttly fracturel ; he, With Mr. Birch, who . had providentiailv left. that part of the prentiises• but one minute before, were the only persons then on the works. 'lle was worthy man, mirth respected' by it•is employe's, and has left a widow and one child to moura their lamentable privation. • The boy and girl at the,lnfirmary'are e,- the boy's scull was badly fractured; he has uhder• gone the operation of trepanning, and is as well as can be expected ; there are also hopes. of the.. girl's recovery.. 7 • - • - Tice oldest daughter has been taken,from'under the rock ,very much crushed anddead. 'The corp.ie of the father is not yet fauud.—(ilinachester lunteet, July 30.) , DREADFUkEICPLOSIONT.--011 Moilday morning, as 13 unfortunate beings were einployed in w'no ing, drawing, &c. in a coal-pit : belonging .o . Mr. Woodeock, of prrel Post, near Wigan, the are damp suddenly exploded upon theirs, mid,.awful to • relate, one man had his head split. asunder ; an other had his head severed nout his body, which. Was taken up some hundreds of yards distant trout where (he body was Itiund; the third was a wo.: man, whose' body . was -dreadfully lacerated; the fourth was a boy, who has found wedged in he twixt a basket and the fi and totally consumed. The remainder were drawn up. alive, nut two of them so dreadfully burnt, that theyatied within the space of an hour these were a boy and 4 girl. A man and woman died the .next morning, be twixt two' and three o'clock. Five of these mi serable beings are still thing ; four of them - are not expected to survive ; the fifth is a girl,- who. was standing behind her mother when ine.dread- U 1 accident befel her as'stated above.—Mid:' TH E ASSIZES.' LI N-CO LNSIIIRE-SEDUCTION. LUMLEY V. H. MARSHALL. . , This was an; action to recover compensation in-danaages for seduction of the - plaintiff's daugh ter by tire defendant. The facts of the case were narrated by Sarah ,Lumley, daughter of the plaintiff.. After Mr. CLAIZIZ^ had addressed the• Jury for the ,defendant, Mr. Justice CHAMBRE said, he con sidered the Plaintiff entitled to a verdict, - with: moderate dainages. The Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff; with damages 1901. John Air, alias Winter, was convicted of stealing four ewes and four lambs, - die ptoperty of Roger Anderson, and received sentence of Death. 7--- Baron GRAHAM,. however, in passing sentence, hold out to him a hope .of George llorri3, for stealing a bay mare, and a chaise cushion, also received sentence of Di!ath,. John Thompson,. a - Gentleman's servant, for stealing a quantity of stamps, to the amount of 2005froni the °like of William Allison, jun. of! Louth, was seater:teed to seven, years xrausporta tion.—Baron GRAHAM remarked, it .was a fortu nate thing for the,prisorier that he had escaped the capital part of the, offence, in. consequence .of the office being detached from the 'dwelling house. • In the case of the KtNo y.'Fatlsr,n u r, an AttO ney, an indictment for a libel against Mr. Clarke, a Barrister at Law, by publishing letter, and sending a challenge . ; -asserting that he was to share damages in a cause that he. conducted ; Mr. Fraser was found Guilty, and will receive judg ment in.the Court of King's teach, Westminster, next. term.. At the Northamptofi Assizes, which ended on Thursday last, S. Morris, for the wilful murder of of Rachael his wife, was found Guilty; amt sen tenced for execution. ' Daniel , Die tens , for higliwitys•robln'ry, was capitally convicted, and received sentence of death; but was reprieved - before the . Judge left "town. In-the case of the King v. Maxwell and others. :Comtnisiioners fcir inclosing Borough ,Fen, the action was brought to try whether the CroWn is entitled, to the titheS of this vary extensive' coin , T win, containing 5000 acres of.extravirochial land. The Jury decided for the plaintiti.—lct this case Mr. Lens went down with a special retainer of 00 guineas. , . A thelaneholy accident occurred at Ramsgate on Tuesday morning last. A young man, who was a journeyman" tailor, bathing in the Sands, atsurne distance from the machines, and it is sup= posed'..heing'seize'd Niith the thttiip; was unforte nately drowned. Loit D BOY Lt. BOW - STRUT:T.-011 SALtirday : { fternoon, bet V;een three fwd. tear &duel:, a chaise and lour dro-. , e to the Office, and tall young, man, of genteel ap pearance., got out and entered the 011ice'; he stated, that he lead been extremely ill-treated' by some persons, and wished theirs to•he custody: There was no Magistrate sitting : be was informed, that if he would call again in the evening, a MagistrateTyvould he sirting. This by. no melon! satistiedhini ;. he abused-those, belong- • lug to the Office, and Made so great a noise that a. mob sOob-reidlected in the street - : he struck some .of the, O ffi cers. The chaise contitined at the door for a Considerable time. The account tae driVers gave of their fare was, that he Vad hired the chaise -of their master in SwalloW•-street, to. go to Dartford, but ordered them-first - to - drive to Newgate, - which prison he entered, and re ntable(' in it a considerable tbne; and . they mi.- .d e r.rood . he. had 'given away sonic money there, mid had drank very freely. lVben he came out of Newgate, he ordered them to drive to libw-street Odire ; and as he declared he would wait' there till the evening, when "a Magistrate would be sit ting, the buts requested to be discharged, which he refused :doing. - for. some time, but was at letig!h prevailed upon by some Persons, when he gave :each of the ~ p ost- 7 b oys bank-mite, which sve under.,tood to.be to the amount of 10/. - each ;. thy then left- the'l'Office. ;The young man conti, mica in the Office for some. time, abusing'the OTheers, calling them thieves,:piCkpockets; and; other names ; and after continuing this cc mluct for some tine, he left the (Mice, but returned again in ;1 haeliney-eoacii,•, and renewed 1 - ;is ofcourse.eollected a-crowd:of people. A boy,. one of, the b•-•,t.intlers, . began talking with 'him, for whtch he was reprf.ted h‘ S. Lack, a patrole.. y >ung man - , eized Lack, got his baud ! , et weer) his neckcloth, and being ,very tall I ,t(t.Pi,wertul,.L4ck wits Learly chnakol, awl told . him it he (I,d not Hose hint lie' would- strike hint with to stillt he bud in his Intii,r; to which the other: repqed,' that be was Lord IiOYLV., the sun of the Esti -of aud - dared Lick to s'rikel •Persons coining to ';e ',vas oOliged to let go his bold, and find ing hiiii,eff.oetcoine, he called. for the watch, al,,Umglt it was , yet thy-light. He still conti nued in toe Oitice. A lit•le before seven o'clock, Sir N. CONANT and. Mr. llactiAttpsoN airiVed at the :Office ; Lord BoYLE (00k his seat at the ta- , ble, When, instead, of stating - any-cause . for his ,origin4y coining to the Office, he addressed the Bench, making a long- charge against Lack,. during which he made use of sentrihms -gtrige. towards the _persons belonging to the Office, whieh caused Mr-. SI - Of:our), the Chief to reprove him. Thit -, „ however, had nor the desired =effect; .for he attacked -Mr. STAFFORD most' vehenetitly, and chailenged hint -to .tight. lie then proceeded with his , charge •against .Lack, in which- he Urged, .that the Nobi lity_tuttst be supported against stick fellows : to . which Mr. Hac..-nAitnsoN replied, .that there was no distinction, Of persons therei: the-laws were for .all who transgressed them.;- 'whereupon his Lordship seiied Mr. latcHAßDso, piled him :off insisting upon his .going Out to fight with hilts, but which Mr. RI6HAUDSDN of course declined. Ills „Lordship . then went on with his charge against Lack, and the officer being called upon to answer : the coniplaint; defence wag of , :ottre most satisfactpry. His tordshls said, he should con,pluin lo Lord CASTLEREAD): of the treatment he had experienced there, "Sir N. CO NANT told, him, he ilia not know that he- had any thing to complain of; ,for if . Lord CASTLEREAGH; or other Noble Lord, was brought . before him for similar conduct; he rnusthold amenatile to the law ; he, Sir N. C., considered as outra 'geous Lord BOYLE'S attack upon'the officer, who had endeavoured to prevent hint froto'beift‘g [ - Wel a subject of ridicule by a boy ; . he therefore foUnd it his duty . to hold his Lordship toliail.to answer the complaint of Lack at the:SessiOn. 'His Lord-, ship, was admitted - to hail, himself in 40/. and tO proance two stiretic:s this day. His Lordship-said. Lord CASTLEStEAGH would he one-of his bail. persons were brought by a.,party of the patrtile (ruin • liarliament -street, 'charged with hissing ut.tliii*PltlNCE RECENT.-as 'the' state Car= tinge pas - Ned through that street to-the Parliament Hoitse.—They were ordered to Eid bail fo'r the misdetueanour. • , • SPORTING I \TELLIGENCE. 81.1.1GF - ITON 'll ACES.—r ffna.Ay JULY 29, 1814. Sweepstakes of 50e;s. each, h. ft. for 3-yr. old colts, Bst. 71b. ,• and allies, Bst., .11h. New Coarse . % winner of -the• Derby Oaks, or 20nogi. stake at Newmarket, to carry 514. extra. Mr. Wyndham's c. by Gohanna, out of Catharine.... 1 Major ‘Ailsoti's-br. c. by Walton; out of Morgiana„.. bolted 5 to 1 On the winner. Sweep , Okes of lOgs..eathi with 100 gs. addtid by the Town, fur all ages; four tulles. Three-yr. olds, 64. 41b. four; 73t. I 3!1). five, Bst. 1011L•ind aged, fist. Glb.' tn. and g. allowed .81h. Lord Egrenfon's Fah, 4-yr -old( Dalie of St..4l l )ans' Knave of Diamonds, 4 yr old Major Wii.ma'S ch. f. by Selim, 4 yr old 5 to 4 Ugst. KnAre of Diamonds•.--Good Race. AGRICULTUrIAL RErouT.--The wheats have not yet uniVersally paised through the bloom ing season in the Southern Counties, but‘it has been..very.successkl, promoted by light showers and mild weather. The appealance - ot all the corn and pUlse crop's .is satisfactory ; the ,nme.or and signs of blight from the late u ngqn,ial.Weather not being of sufficient magnitude to be injurious. The thin and. poor land ‘vhcats are much improved since tile favOnrabfechantre of weather. . A detachment of the Royal Highlanders passed through Inverness, on Monday last, on their route to,Fort -A.ngttstus ;Ind Fort William, to garrison, these forts,. and relieve tite veterans, -who march to Fort George to be disembodied. It is genertilly expeett-;(1 that the 24 battalion of this gallant regi .ment will be 'stationed at Fort George. 'A fish of.a singular form, and never before taken off here, was;eolbitedon Monday evening at the bottom Of the Stehle, the head of which was of an enormous size in-proportion to its body, and con-. tained t,wo rows of shark-like teeth ;it appears' to be of the rock dolphin species, and before secured it nearly de'Stroyed the not of its, fortunate cap tors .—(Brig Won.) BlittHS. .. , , i i 4i, i * On the (Atli nit. in Dovkl•-stree'; the tidy' 01 "-'''. • , lien. EaTi of Asl;liurohkt . : ; of ..I d vi,., , -hi . i.T. alt. of ii:C (in Thurklay last. at Ki.ppax, ) orkshire , the L ' Hon. and fi.ev. A. H. Catimati of a ti: ' , :rlit -- • is On S. i-I - •• ' . - I"' ‘...i. w tb"' i un.,t) Horning, at his LAM!. in Silvtle -r° ' ,;-* Of (4eorge Watsop, - Esq. of a dau4htek . . - ' . r''' r i-olevr" 'I lie ;;toe niiiiiting, in Little square, Mai:lV-street; ~.,r,. the Ludy of Philip Derhighire;i:sq. of __.-- thiti g ------ ~...) -=-- M I'd.) -A fe t:.- e '‘ i l de ve s rst?lte • 6ltltrelii•: Um Rev. i)avid ut t i l augitter tic the 116'.-Dariti rogue, •. DIED. tor:t 0i the 14th tilt; stied 7,1. Nits 1-fotlidert, fir: (.• f 'f ortou-Li 2.2 oas.e, war She was a lineal dese..earlatit of that aatialile sholi Sttitne, and ciiusitt to the etwin - Mod I. 7 fist raw On the 29th ult. hi Charlotte,•sirtirt,. "'atria , Powell, widow of the Tate. Lietit,, , ltitritc t f;" 9`.l Powell, of the -11ouolitaltie Comrany •'... ' `,,~~ 111611 WATER AT maitto— ,l,oNlroN `ifl % t Morn c m SLII inutes after 8. 1 - I.• -I otia.uk's IS, l; S U R.—The averatst,i; rice of Ilrowil or Mosc°" :, o ; compute:l from. tlitrittJurits made iu the wecit•,'"' July, 104, is 51s. 31(1. per cwt. • 1 R. A. 11 It AD LEY, , ?a idflle Ne,.. e?,,,'" Gough-square, Loudon, will sirtisfv the Orr"/i: . 0,. huts Inquirer as to the authenticity of a Fin:( lll, „`' , o l,Y l i riving great Benefit front the CORDIAL BALNI (a;:`,1,016 in . a severe dliorder of the•ncrvons, , bilious, au" "' • , IC kind, with which he had been long afflicted. 1,1 for 4 .. :Mr. E. Piercy, 1-figh-street, Ili`rmingbam, vou c .. l- 4 ,10‘ .. ; .'-,,, surf); ising Cure of a Cientleiran long in it deep D0:,'. 1 . •,,, s i. ' l. 4 talcen fire bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. ''',' - ; dr.. e i :st rengt h,: and appetite of the voting' man Were r.i'k b ' Y f . 'l i l t 1 '•-„, ••it materiaily improved ; and b;catmtitutitr:lie use ° '%it l egf',4l weehs longer, he was; wit)l God's nlesilo , , 1 1 ' 11i t , l O , r( l '-'''' comfort anti ast:inishurent of his family and fric"' - ' - ' t oi to perfect health. 11; ;i ii i , '• .r Mr. 11-Boot hro), d, of Pontefract,' reports of a "'.. -I ,).)'e' . t 9 neighbourhood, about the age ol tliir! v, who had ' l '`,i„, ~,,, ance Of labouring - ender /dint most, aziogeroa4 (V `,: i jr:1 1 1 ,42 l'ilt hisis yulmonalis, or Consumption, Ilc litul a etiq,-,i;er''. i , 4, It'. 111.'41 et!' of hectic fever, profuse- ••niglit-sWeat3,-,-;;',',." 1`,.,94 much, and,was reduced to a State of t'xtreme ri&)11,"4,:t el'''',lr had the nest tuedical advice,he could procnre, wit"'-'i ing relief, he had recourse to 'the Cordial 11 ,119 ( .:0 1 1 1 :it persevering, in the user of it, all the unfarou ra. ; °St-. gradually abated, and he • has attain-d a s'ib'' r - '' ' 1 ' c'ill . health. , -- ile 11 •0' • • Government Seen rity against Counterfe'its , be''. 1 " t r ,, c of Orie Bottle in •FOur.-:-' 1 1"lie Cordial Balm 'of .t 4 , 11. ,,,, t . i'' ,lo l in bottles, price lts. each ; or the . .quantitY 01 ''',,,,,,1, 0 01 Family Bottle foi 2; ',,, . 011 which one I Is. lioAle j ;, s 'ir' 1 0 1, idclud - ed; the staolp if v,•hieli bear: the l'rol' l ' - f t i •••; 1 ,,,11: 1 and addre , s in the eti.;•riving, '' Sand. Solti•i;o1, '-'-',-rt,o9i to imitate which is felony; Mut this privily:4J ( 11 ,-:, P S 'ol l ' 9 ,ll. set Of pl.:tes for . his stamps has Octal gra,ateil t" '„*' o t . ',,,•,ie s by. favour of his' Majesty's ,Iliti. Cuininigs.••-1" r ,, - ; a oo' ~ l)utics, purposely to secure the Vublic a w • - ..tia s ' '' • ir noire else are genuine. - o' 'o' Sold by Samuel Leigh, \o.l ft, Strand.; Sat tol , 3 ( ' ; ', ,S,. A' Dicey and Sutton); Bow Church-yard; Bacon Ito, l i i.:l) , ''.;iu t. ' Oxford-street, London, ;-11rodie and I).owdin', :', 11 ,-11 '', 6 1 1 ' Smith', Pei firmer, Not . th Bridge, Edialourzb 1 7 :', 0 ,. -:1 11t;'1, j ) 9 " No. 6, College-green, at Davison's, No. 1, l'd d 'r i -'l Ol A . - aoil of AlesSrs.F.Newbury and Soo, rki'llin t 33" -t : to q.'t Medicine Venders in the -Unitud Kii;rdo . at. .„,iiii . , ;i , Some disoruers nave been tnan y ye::.rs in pr” c ` - `, . 4 .1 i'' W i c % i degree , 4t malignancy as eautiot be cra(Vc a '...o l / ", - I':0 weelis ; therefore it 'is in urtler to e ncourat•C e 5 .:; '' ,1 ,1° 1i '''''• -rerattee in the rase. of proper hice.ns -that /.),'• ''''.,, : is• ~l i '`, adopted the plan of his boxes, with three larX e ,' p 9v l, ,i:' Bottles,' containing the quantity of Twelvt 1 "L, li t ' 1)1 ' il . Side for the country, fora Vive-pound itaolc.-0-c' „JO, 11. 1 2s. is saved; vide ". Gitide to Health. 4O ' ' . . e ".i. ' As Dr. SOLOMON's Pratt ice is noW beconie,' ..,cei' V . ' ~,i.e . ~ ;; :i ~ . that , exteivis e, his oonstnnti ett,..l-vg-tor-tits r(l4-• - ',,.. 1 ,07,4 -,., able po; - titt of 'his. Linse a n d. aticadance, 1, ,'''.(ti• d ,' ; ;',.'•,.,' consulted, the usital compliinent of One -'l o .l:l i 4i 91" , ,,.: written cascs, - or letters' of -advice', -and ttoaccl',,,.'velv,,lX',;:l( rut Order fol. inetlieine and re-mitt:thee, to be , 3 . 1 ",.. 1 , 0 ( ~I,'' leisure, are required to enclw,e only ll'alf a '-'' i l ''''''' I'S' may be obtained at any Past-otlice, p I , :thle ''''r L •o9• small stubs of money, which is a 5att:1,.,,,!,, °' - ,t:- / ,'. • .., : tc- , a r, • Such letters should, for safety, be tlrl , . ( I,l ' •,,..V 6- • 4 110.1 r L i" ‘'‘ Lettor. 1)r. Solomon, Gilead 1 - 10,uc," . 9 ~, durable Fistage.' . • • • . a. P'. , , '''',o or ' 04; 9 1 ,`1,. * l4 * Letters may be ad , ires.;ea tc, N. z. Post-ollice;' - till called' for., Pers'ons Who do Ily t ete d ‘‘`' their twines lfnown, ;nay have thci.. - buses ii ir' " be left at -•—,--- till called for. • ~ • 1 DEBILITY, &c. „ c e ss ' NCOURAGED by tilt ..unif6rT .17.4.41 tending the peculiar Ineth3d L , f Cure of a few prevalent Coinplani , . , 0-t' td by:the ex'perience af .- many year; i pr4Ettee ; sensitile also of tbj c't Pulilib from Niedical c ctubi ti, C' j fain Cla.;B of Diseases, "INl ess y s . )..-; Cu:,`" ' .:,„ t rest th:nr studies tb tliO , V2 Disorders arlsitig.l;,.,.., l st . ructive intl,it of inconsidera.te 'Youth, t l.l sict . is a numerous train of NerFous f Gil Its votaries all the enervatind, that distressing state of DebilitY or .Dclic ie9 ;, ' " con3e.qileatec of such !baneful resilience is not climates, or any other powers of the Constitution become' educated S-arrger4s of. Loudon, they . offer.a,alti'' s p'eedy Restoration to s o und an os corc - here att early application.is d ost7le fOr 111 e.7 1 , 11, TAIN lIISOItOEIt frequently inebriety, the eradicati.lll 4e ueralic c ' • 311 7( LI ' r:Kl ' e d , • space of two days ; and in tthe nt )re a:1• 5,00.3 .••l gLagri oc treNtrel..l Infection, ch..tracteri6..oc. . e f . ;O a ) painful and di.:3lr,:ssing rn sv,opto 3, will ir plan' (without restraint; in' diet or exeraisJ) . t e Patient aperm alien t a nd.ra d leal Cure. 1. , 0/4 .f‘ ct . The I)isses of the rethra, .:s s frequelitil ot itt , i e•a U i or arising from the above t'ouiplaintr, ylattr attention; 'by an and ittioroj-' abled to rent ive obstinate•Glects and • cent or of I. and dangerous tise.of the Caustic rvagir' 'ereo},Y.:lllflete.l be adduced of vory inveterate. cases, 3 nuance, haring yielded, to thei-r met hod i !tt . the Cure had Inen attempted for oth e , '' effect; such ha, been the ;;02e,!'';' of Fourteen Years, that the ;guile one single instance, ever.prs.lved a'do;tl'. • riod many thousalnd persons, of hel l • c , ‘ " • l ''' ''.l f tho L.:joymeni • having. bee n ,I•3e •t' vela; ,and injurious methods 1.4 e" purPrAe MessrS. GOSS and' Co. eclusivel theSe particular Ti tuistakett 'few, inavisc attached to tile ignorant . r • fie t ttstty -vi)raccil to themselves to state, ' e:ited and initiated int'o eve: , tilicates of 'wfiicli, fron , , diirerfn t I'''„,, - fines the highest professional atithari•-,--'i„ t, vince ally inti-Airer), s . The, ~ resldaiic, •as mi''Ph.e'e of our Eatern Woel(i, ati ."'`'_.',,,,,,i.cl'", •• ; lc' " emboldens them to,,4ssert, that their ,!...- oley 11 , 1 , : 0 e vi i r.,, colifined to diseases aii,iady 0 oc:iiierateio _ r : 4 1 ( ,,,. , •c d,',/ taiiity of renovation to) slich as 1-olv lad.'".riyo:a..)-4,,510.t0r tati ng e'd'ects of a life Vii:s:ed under.ti:e t ;;„..ii P! t `bl!".:cilii tiler, that ha vinv; -11.a..1 opprtiloities. i",,, oc e ‘ ,l t ,i t . ' f e t e 'their pacity, of formic; an lotiili it e ayq i..iit,',2 „ffei',i,cof.o' is lo t tntional haliits cd ! f seA;ris:g per.;,)l)', 1 : . , ) t Or . 9 " la ‘ l „ s a I ' ..be'l.' a.,.'surailees of immediate relief; t , '`, 4 00 1 i . e 4l: l ',qi i 'eti i ng iron' their endeavours fir:i•iOtij,,‘;: tli,!i r :tn, ,iC ifr practice . of ,tili!, general" Poetaionl?,.`taj for p s ilr l ),V, dented confidence with which SLY ha s° ,of J w iliP ivi so liherally In#nobreci.._ ' ; 1 ,, '(,)''ica.ll :14. I'i) he consulted at their li.otiFx d 3 -1 i o ~y 2 ty': in'et(4.isions 'constitate a. fair i.'l-) by . tO I)) OV ter)_ h' Patients of either sex, AVitbse('` 4 . t1ie.',,?.11.,d , ~ s t,- to s l ' - s o' tention. . , • t • • ect4s) 1....• ifli, 1 , 0 Patients ,in the conntry are r (i L li .. " . f lico' , C'..ea , ` • lars„.of.their case, age, and manner °_ .} j th..: ' r t..' given or forwarded to any part of 4 - 1 1` . :_ s irec t, mittiune Or Advice 2.1-id Medicinels 0-kiiiploT.i,ct-0 GC. , SS ancl-Qo. Sargcomi, 130309"11 ---------------- - CAR . ' ti LONDQ.N: Printed tr‘• J. IL t•‘-• • arid PH at the 7 :iv N. , -01 , I , re So. 1 1 =2, titian4;Last ments, Ordcrs, 14ctte,o;(post•raid)* • % ~, ~~,, « :, 4~;