The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

'Frotr. the LONDON aeLiE,TTE, Se i tt. zz, 1804. li'am.Pfficr, Sett. 2, I ;:.) 4. 4th Regiment of nragooni, Lieutenant Robert lot) Harvey, from. the 60th Foot, to he Lit:utenant, vice Barnes, who . , exchanos. tstli Regiment of Light Dragoons, William Hanson, Cvnt. .1L bO. t.:orna, without purchase,. vice D'Alkon. promoted, Arthur llayttit,od, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Rich, Promoted.; tat tteeiiin.nt of foot, Colin Nlaekenzie, Cent. to be Ettaign, Lud. claw,. Gent. to be Ensign;. ‘l, ithout purchase. without purchase. stli Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel f.dward Baynes, from the 76th Foot; to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase. I.ieutetuutt Edward 'Warner, from. the 3oth Foot, to be Captain of a"Cempany, without purchase, vice Bland, re. moved to the 6th Foot. 6th Ditto; Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel William- Frederick Macbean to he Lientenanr.Colonel Carrie to be Major, vice Macbean. To be Captains of Companies—Captain Charles D. Bland, from the sal Foot?. Lieutenant George Willis. Lieute. Aunt Guy Catnpbell. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant William Horton,' from Half pay of 46th Foot. Ensign Horatio Scott. Ensign Edward - Fitzgerald. obe Ensigns—Edward Cox, Cent. Alexander Tones, Gent. Frederick Barbault. Gent. 7th Ditto, William Henry Newton, Cent. to be Lieutenant'. • Baron, Gent. to be Lieutenant. nth Ditto, Beatt.champ Mackintosh, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase, vice Danger,- promoted. tetli Ditto; .Ensign Joseph Rolphe" to be . Lieutenant, witb. out purchase, vice .O'Connell, who retires. 18th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Henry IVilliam Es. Pinosse, from the - 4th - Foot, to be Lieuttnant-Coloirel, vice-Douglas, removed to the ssth Foot, Lieutenant G. done Gotrequer to be Captain of a Company, without pur chase, vice L'idl, promoted in 'top Foot. Archibald Mac neill, Gent. to be F.nsigir, • without purchase,' vice Stuart, promoted. nSeljeaut-Nlajor ohn Callie to be Q:lartet- Ivlaster, vice - w . ilson, appointed to Er4ioctin the 87th runt.l4th Ditto, Major Samuel Taylor Pboharn, from the sth Battalion of Reserve,. to be Major, vice O'Brien, who a—, tires on Hal f-pay . ofthe Princess Charlotte of ‘‘'ales's cibles. John Read Vincent, Gent. to be Ensign, without ' purchase, vice C. Vincent, whos.! Appointment does not take place. • 25th - Ditto, Lieutenant William Bailey, to be Captain_ of a CoMpany, by purchase, vice Tripp, who retires. • 3oth Ditto', Ensign Robert Howard to be l e ieutenant, vice Gannon, deceased, 35th Ditto, Thomas Wcare, Cent. to be Ensign, without . purchase, .vice Robertson, removed to toe 86th Foot. 30.4 .Ditto, I.ofin %Vince, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Read, who retires. • ph Ditto, Lieutenant James Taylor to be Adjutant. Ser. *int Thomas Biggar to be Quarter-Master. • , oth Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Francis Warner, from the 43d Foot, to be Captain of a Company. William [lib- berm; Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Livius, who Captain - Tliomas . retires.. . 43d Ditto, Brevet Major Charles Macquarrie to he Major, without purchase-, vice Stirling, pro,nuted. Ensign tileX ender MacLachlan,- to be. Lieutenant, withuut purchase, vice Sutherland, proninted in the 91st Foot. --,-- limes, 'Gent, to be Ensign, vice MacLachlan. Arthur Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Munro, pro moted in the Batt Foot. 43.1 Ditto, Jeffreys Williams, Gent. tat be Ensign. 4sth Ditto, Lieutenant Leonard Greenwell to be Captain of .a Company, by purchase, vice - Fothergill, who retires. .rtth. Ditto, Captain George Mitidizniare, trout th e 86th Fo o t, -to be Major, vice Pearce, promoted in the istli ,Foot. Atubrdse, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchaSe, vice • Whittle, promoted in the liSth Foot, Seth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Fitzgerald, from Hal f. pay of the ad Regiment of the tete 40 tier. gade, to be Captainof a Company. Sad Ditto, Lieutenant William ...halite:is to be Adjutant. e4th Ditto, Francis Mundell, G,:tit, tube Ensign,.by pur chase. vice Kirby, promoted. Stith Ditto, Lieutenatst.Colonel Robert Douglas, from the 18th Foot, to lietieutenant-Colonel. s7th Ditto, Vance Young Donaldson, Gent. to be Ensign, without pureitase. Illth Ditto, Lieutenant Bradford Creugey to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Young, . promoted. m Thoas Betsen, Gent. to be Eitsign, without purchase, • vice harry; prone:nett in 87th Foot, f 9 14 Ditto, Aka or ttirlliattt Atortora, Pleydell, from the 6th Battalion of Reserve, to he Major:. .6oth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenain-Colonel L. Mosheim to be Lieutenent.Colonelovithout purchase, Captain John Ro, bertson to be Major, vice Mosheim. Lieutenant George • West Bathes, from the 4th , Draoons. to be Lieutenant, vice Hervey,,who exchanges. 'Benjamin Keyser, Gent. to • be Elisten, without purchase, vice Cerskell, promoted in 28th Foot. , .62d Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon john MiCasey, from the ad Batt Moe of Light Infantry of Militia, to be Assistant. Sul geon, vice Afieholson, who resigns. list Ditto, Captain William ,Erskine. from-the 16th Foot, to by Major, without purchie4e, Ensign Mtingolturehan, lion% the sth Battalion of Reserve, to be Ensign, vice Pagan, whose Appointment does not take pl a ce. bl Ditto, Ensign Henry Munro, Item the 42d Foot, to be Lieutenant. 8.311 Ditto,.Lieutenant Allan Cameron, form :the Ist West India Regithent, to be Captain of a Company. Quarter ' master Dattiel Wiley to he Ensign. &ph Ditto, Ensign lienty Medley to be Lieutenant, by' per. chase. vice, F.owler, promoted in Colonel Ramsay's Regi tient. 'lift!' Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Gifrord, orn" the 26th Foot, to be Major. Ensign Nichol Barry,. ;elm the 58th Foot, to be Lieutenant. john Allen, tent. to be' Ensign, by purchase, vice King, Promoted, BKtli Ditto Ensign Duncan Robertson, fruits 3ith Foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign., 89th Ditto,-Edward Lawrenson, Gent. to be EnSign, by pitr •• Chase, vice Dunseornbe, promoted. gist Ditto, EitsjgnYhomas Hunter Blair,'from the yzel Foot: • 'to be Lieutenant. Lieutenant tames Campbell to be Ad jutant. Quarter-mitster.serjeant M'Cullunt to be etartec-mister. , • Ist West !mkt Regiment, vie Milt be Lieute. • mot, without purchase, vic - F Shaw, who resigns. , AleX. Anion, Gent. t4,be Ensign, vice Mill. 4th, Ditto, Quarter- master-serjeant ieshtta Nfals, from the itth -Foot, to be Quarter-master, vice Crozier, deceaied. •Itit Ditto; •Lieutenant.. Michael lq..‘Creagli, front the 37th - Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchasq , vice Mactletvall, reinovetile the 89th Foot, istilattalion of - Reserve, N. F. Nixon, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Shea, resigned. sd•Ditto, FlisigiCand Adjutant James Lowrey, to 'have tire Rank of I,LAlrenant: , • 3d Ditto, Captain Simod Fraser, from the 4zd Foot, to be Major, viee 'Pye, removed to the pit fain. • Ensign -- Garrock to . be Liettlenalit, , vice Gilbert, reinoved.to Ftiet• Ensign and Adjutant Jelin Hid to have the li,tdc of Lieutenant. . stit Ditto, Major John Macleod, from Half. pay of the Prin.. cess Charlinte of Wales's bate Feilcibles, tu , be Major, vice Popham, removed' to the nth Font. - Ensign Duncan Campbell to be tienteniiiitt YuCC Ilaw;:i'its, who Isig ns , Ensign lamer 'CamerOn to be Lit:tact:id:it, vicc 43littOleY1 4ppottited to the 2411, rout- 1 - 11 )""" "CilleYi Gent. to he Ensign, vice Campbell. lohn 'Moss, tent. to be En. sign, vice C.ltricion, bth Ditto, 'Captain .Archibald, Campbell, front the u th Foot; to be Alejur, vice Pleydell., removed to the s9th Foot. Bth Ditto, 'Brevet Major fames Alagratli, Yrouf the )17111 FOut i to be. Major, vice Crairfurd, removed to the 9th .Foot. Loth Ditto, Duncan Stewart, Gent. to be Ensi f ,o, vice 13rad ley, whose Appointment does nor take place. Royal Waggon Train, Lieutenant Philip Caorge Lewis. from Half-pay of the' t t th, Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice APArthur, removed to the ' , 2.d Foot: ' 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, butt Arthur, Gent. to he A,:- sistant.Surgon, vice Buricieli, witu.se Appointment dues , not take place. sth Ditto, Alexander Stewart, Gent; to be Lieutenant, Vice Abraham, pieced on the Retired List.. kt IL Mp kANI)IIht Licattenant,Henry. Weittopp, or tho 9th Dragoons, is superseded, having absented .Itimself from his Recanting Party. 'Tire-Appointment of Lieutenant rolm Sweet, from the 64th Coot, ;o IN Captain ala Company, by purchase, in the ryth Writ India, itegiirietif, Viet. who re4ifts. Stated ha the Gazette of the 2.ltti ilaS trot takCtl place. Appointment of William Murray, Gent. to be rn 7'..llCasettef il .. Imy last , motel, as sta tedto th e 0 Ile t 4 i u y has no tAlten place. , ; . . . ; The Appointment of Edward Cox. Gent. mate Ensign in ,the gist Foot, as Statcd in the Gazette of the Bth instant, -hits, not taken. place. _ , (To if mtinued.) . . RANKRUPTCIB3 ENLARGED. Thomas . Eddels, 01 A Idermanhu ry, London, warehousernan, faun Sept. 29,. to Nov. 17, :it ten Guildhall., aGuildhall. Michael Byrne, of George-street, Nismclister-square, dlesev, coat-merchant, from Sept./22, to Oa. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTS. john Took, of Methwold, Norfolk, grocer, to surrender 06. 9, at four, to. and Nov. 3, at ten, at the Guildhall in King's Lynn, Norfolk. Attorney, Mr. lvliekle fi elcl, Stoke Ferry. Nort blk, William Wingfield,, late of Montreal, in Lower Canada, but more late of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, to surren der Ott. 18, rg, at one, at the Crown and Anchor; Bold street, Liverpool, and Nov. 3, at ten, at the Castle, Lan caster. Attornies, Mr. Piter Ellarnes, or Mr. Archibald Keightley, Liverpool. David Roberts, of Chester, ironmonger, to surrender Oct. 1 ; 13, and Nov. 3, at three. at the•ShakspeareTavern, New-. street, Birmiogliam. Attornies , Messrs. Smart and Thomas, Staple-Inn, London.; or Messrs. Bedford and MeechuM, Birmitighan, • William %Vakeford, of Horsham, Sussex, shopkeeper, to surrender Sept. la, at eleien, .2S, and Nov 3, at' ten, at • Guildhall, London. Attorrties, Messrs. Sheppard, Dean • street . , Southwark, London ; or Mr. Dcwdney Stedman, Horsham, Sussex. !oho, Ridding, el Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, and V,Vil liam Lever,of Mancliester;inerchants and co.partners,to Sur render Oct. 18,19, and Nov. 3, at one, at the Globe Tavern, li , ilin-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Stanistreet and 'den, Leigh-street, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas Windle, 'Bartlett's,huildings Rolborn, Lowlon. fohnDethick, of DerbY, grocer, to surrender Oat. t. at four, at five, and Nov. 3 f at eleven, at the Ki g's Arms T a vern, Derby. Attorni es, Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and •ince, Syrnond's4nri, Chancery-lane, London ; or blr. Edmund Evans, Derby. Thomas Parkinson andWil William Parkinson, both of Coleman street, London, chemists and drriggists, to surrender O& 12, at six, t 3, and Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.-Nettlehild, Ilind.court, Fleet-street. Mary Moore, tatted Albemarle-street, St. George, Hanover. square, Middlesex, fancy dress-maker, to surrender Oat. ta, at six. and Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Dowries, risex.Court Temple. William Cole, late of Gosport, county of Southampton, wine-merchant, to surrend.u- ()a. S, at tWo, 9, and Nov. 3, at eleven, :it the India.Auiis 1011, Gosport. Attornies, Mr. Boswell. Gosport ; or Messrs. kiiiiiiaMS and Brooks, New square, Lincoln's-Inn, London, Robert Penniall Butcher, of Laurance Pountney.lane I.on don, wine -merchant, to surrender Sept - 29, Ott. 6, and Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Minc ing•lane„ Charles Weston and Robert Weston, of Foster.lane, Cheap side,. Loudon, warehousemen and co. partners, to surrender Sept. 29, Ott. 6, and• Nov. 3, at !wort Guildhall. Attor ricy, Mr. Berry, Walbrook. . DIP W4NDS. Nov. 27. Henry Wilkinson, late of Eilliter:Jane, London, merchant, at eleven; at Guildhall - . Nov. 7. George Pasmore, of Kensington, Middlesex, sta tioner, ht ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 17. Peter Rogers, of Warrington, Lancashire, dealer, at three, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Oct; 26. William Johnston, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, mercer and woollen-draper. at eleven, at the liguse of Ed ward'llivntin; innholder, Whitehaven. mt. 13. William Monk, late of the Strand, truss-maker, at ten, at - Guildhall. London. • Oct. 59,. John Gould, of Harrington, .Worcestershire, paper, manufacturer, at eleven, at :he Crown Inn, Eveshsin. Oct. 16. Roger Rowe, of EXeter, linen-draper, at ten, at Ilse Half-Moon Inn, Exeter. • CERTIP:ICATES, Os., 13. Henry Jackson, of Mincing-lane, London, mer chao. William Maefar►ane, ; of Canada Wharf, Rotherld Me, Surrey, merchant. • A . • William Porteous, of. Chippeftham, Wiltshire, cOal.mer- • chant. • , Rocinord C ranke. of York-place, Portman-square, Mid -(ll6ex, milltri • NEW JWMNEY, Syrr. 19. MONOAT last a very laughable . circumstance•hap. pened at this place. A. Getieeman. travelling i.long the Coast, from Margate, to Sussex, t‘ .hen he had , passed Dynefatireh, got Out of his carriage and tt.Q his servant to drive to the New Inn, in Romney . , where he was to stop till his m a s ter ' s arr i va l, as h e wished to walk .along the Coast by the When he approached to a fish.house near Romney . , the man, who is authorized by •the Corporation 0) step all suspicious persons, seeing the Gzntleman take out his pocket.book, and making ofiservationS, asking she m an f o r a glass of brandy and water, fOr he gave him a shilling, Accosted him thus You, are a Spy, Sir, , and I must take you hefore the Mayor of • Romneyi"—To which the Gentleman: answered, he had no ohj-dion ; and the fisherman. Onduded him .to the May ,, r on the grounds of his . suspicion. Upon his being introduced to the Mayor,. he soon c . ohliiketl his - Wor.:iip that he was no Spy, and t o ld him 'if lie "would search the'red hook Le would: See that his,namewas JACKSON ;' he was well' known to Sir EDWARD KNATCUSULAL, Bart. Mr. fiArrim, and Many other Gentleinen in this Conn. ,ty, and that he.wai Dean of Christ Church, in Ox ford, which his servant, also attested; The Dar 'at last seemrd very well pleased with the fisherman's simplicity, and the Mayor's adivity in the execu. don of his duty, and he was soon set at liberty to pursue his journey. to Hastings and Brighton. al 'Monday one man was severely, and two others slightly, wounded, by .. the firing of a gun from a ship in Sunderland harbour, the tompion, by vnis, take, being left in. A boy, on board another ship was blown overboard, and very much singed with gunpowder. These Mils took place in conse. . (pence of a sailor's wedding. . _ . A few days ago another dreadful accident occur red from the incautious handling of fire.arms. A fowling piece haVirt been left loaded' in the ,garden of Mr. Hoekland, ot Shaftesbury, while he went to speak to a rrson in the house, a boy took it up; and presenting it at a servant girl, discharged the whole+ ot the - contents in her fade, by 'which both eyes wete shot out, and she was otherwise lacerated in such a dreadful .manner, that no hopes are enter. rained of her recovery. A hair.dresser named Barber, was on 'Friday cnmmitied from the 1 3 1):itechapel Office to Nev.,:. gate, for defrauding a Gentleman of a 4.01. note, given l to him for the, purpose of g ett i ng changed. The fellow, on receiving ttie money, set off to Nar. wick on a tour of pleasure,, and in three weeks re turned home pennyless. A young tvornan on Friday evening, returning 6, 114 8114;100g off the tetfirotary bridge at the Dock in Wapping, fell .out of the hoar, and was carried wader a tier of barges : she was, 'however, taken out in about ten minutes, and re4tored to ide by the rehcuseitat tve process. ),()N1)0N raitet , KrCHARD Hna als, (at No. 4, .Vlaticticourt, How-Street); and !'Lb At the hou.Oreles. No. 1 1 taw ma' ; where ild•veritirmetrit, Ordeu 10C S L1L•41.44.10. fIATTON-dAVOVN.—aturday a curious nation took place, for the second time, before_ TH.. Idtscx, Esq. the Sitting Magiitrate, at Patton GArden, relative to the identity of a bay► mare, claimed by one Gilford to have been stolen from him in March last. Several Witnesses, to the nuMber of seven or eight,- swore positively to several marks ; and she was by this party . traced from her militial sale, by .the Right Hon. Williath Windham, who, it was stated, bred her, to her sale at Dixon's Repository, which . was about the time the mare belonging to Gifford was lust. On the other hand, several Witnesses swore, that she was bred by another person, and had been in the possession of one of • them fur upwards of three years : the same Masks . were also sworn to by this set. The Jurther in. vestigation and final decision were postponed until the arrival in town of Mr. Windham and• a Mr. Disney. . GUILDHALL, ...•••• Saturday several boys'. were charged before the LORD MAYOR,, with lying and • lurking about Billingsgate, about two o'clock in the morning, supposed with an intention of stealing parcels from persons going by the Flop. 'Those - who could nor give a proper account of themselves were sent on board the Tender. Saturday an obstinate hrutal fellow, of the name •of Lawless, was charged with some very indecent assaults upon females. He refusing to come to a ny` accominodation, with the injured parties, was com. amitted for want of sureties. Several unhappy Prostitutes, who had been taken up in Fleer.:street and Ludgate.hill, were charged, with being disorderly. One of them Was dres,ed in the highest style of fashion, and Confessed to the Alderman that she had been two years upon the Town, and had no other way of getting a liveli hood ; in the present instance she had been assault. ed by another woman : this statement being fully corroborated, Sir CHARL ES PRICR, with his usu a l humanity, discharged this and another girl, whose husband pleaded powerfully for her ; advising them, at the same time, to change their abandoned course of life. The other unhappy females lie' ordered to be committed to Bridewell, in order to be passed to their Parishes. The worthy Biropet, at the same time, observed, that Heet.street WAS so infested with Prubtitates, as to be a disgrace to the City. An Inquisition was taken on Frittay sennight at, the Bull, in Peterborough, before J. Srot.oNG, Gent. Coroner for the Liberty, on the body of. Spencer Main, an Eniign in the Peterhotough Vo. lunteer Infantry, who the preceding evening was found dead about a Mile from Peterborough, on the Thorney road. Oa investigation it appeared he had fallen from btu horse, and 'received a violent concussion on the brain, which caused his imme. diate death.--Verdid, Accident.d. A ,few days since an Inquisition was taken in the parish of. Ambroiden, Oxford, on the body of Mr. I'. Wyatt, an opulent farmer of that place, who having loaded a waggon with haulm, was rid. ing home .on the top, when the fore wheels of the waggon ,fell. with such violence into a trench, on coming off the groandsi that the sudde'n jerk threw Lim to the ground, and he immediately expired. A bricklayer's labourer lately fell from the roof of the ItiV. Mr,. &Howell's house, in Bury, and was killed on the spot. Saturday morning early, a'person *-ho resides in Perk-lane, and who has for a considerable time la. ?soured under mental derangement, was seen to climb ovrr the iron railing at the new bas)n in Hyde Park, and !dung& hittiself into the whiter. He was dr,tggetl out by some workmen who witnessed the act, Ana is likely to do well: One night last week an attempt was made to Yob the Bank of Mestre. PA'lo44llllt, in Huntingdon. Very considerable adroitness was evinced by the villaini, who had cut out a circular piece from the shutter of a window ( which opened into a passage adjoining the Bank) with such nicety, that having themselves obtained entrance through the hole, the piece might he reinserted in the shutter, and occa sion no suspicion on the outside of any thing im. proper transatting within. Preparatory to the rip. plieation of their keys, they had besides oiled the locks Of the Bank door ; but fortunately a bolt, which it was necessary to draw, was forme.! so as to. extend upwards into the bed.room of one of the clerks, who being awoke by the noise, immediately gave an alaroi, and the villains securely decamped. Last 'week a servant of the Roo. EDWAab MONCTONOOOk out of a pool at Summerford, a Pike of. enormous 'size. The anitnsl was kept some time in a stew,, when it eat 6lbs. of fish every day, besides chickens, ducks, aod garbarge. On Monday a cock partridge was killed at How FarroMinnbleden, Bucks; which weighed zo ounces and u half.' Its girth across the breast was t z inches and a half. It is very rare to fi ,, d a partridge in the County of Oxford which, weighs a pound. • Notwithstanding the accumulation of laktb, iosophers have feluaantly 'Art:tilted ale existence of the toad species in die heart of oak, or in a block of marble. At Hellonges, in the Canton of Thul. len, of the Department of Jesnappe, A . :living toad 'has:been diicovered in a vein of pit coal, between two masses of rock, 600 feet below the surface. The animal was eighteen inches long, and di e d as soon as the air carne t iti cont-aft with it. This rural curiosity is not near so large as the gigantic specimen of the same animal.preserved in the Flo rence. Museum. ‘Vedne,day evening a little boy, Mont five years of age, son of the hire Serjeant K.V.NDALL ) of the East Kent Militia, playing Qther children on the hank 'of the S!our, Si. Mildre,i's, tell in tin. perceived hy his Companions. and Was unfortunate. ly drotvned., At the Word. Kiir, On Friday last, 'there was a consider Ale show of fat and kin cattle, sheep, and piggy, which were sold at reduced prices, and tnitny were driven away'unsnid. There was a great nurn. ber of horses,. of,which the good ones fetched high prices. Best cheese brought treint 31. 44. to 31. to,. 'per cwt. tithed by wILI t. '4 A; 0:410Alt, NCR trra, tot South Multon.street, Grosvertra-stiu , re) the Papfr, Ltwer t tpr the. Editor, &r. Of...if:part/A must be addressed. ~, -...-- --- ---- __ 777- . ._ .. SErURITVA4,) THE PUI3I.IC. TO 'prevent FraiiilPThe 1 - fon. the , G.nillissioriers of His Majesty's Stamp Office have granted permis• anon to pi. Hrodurn, to have his name in full letigtil tmertei on the Stamps of his Metlicio:s, - vii Wm. Drodum, Nc,. tv Aibion-street, Illackfrilra7-road, to imitate which is Many. Tile Medicines arc but giiiiiiine unlesss the above nailw IS 41 the Stamps. hel A certain Preventiee of many Disorders. —Nothitig , ing more waating at tins scow. or the year titan a purVr oi the . blcod, that will effectually eradicate those eruption', Which now generally retake tier appearance oil those . wig . are afflicted with a Scorbutic Complaint,. it is with WOO: pleasure we announce the success th..it has am:nth:ay t._ aduni.istration of the 13otanical Syrup. Another rwall t.or._ us to present this Address to the Public is; the kiloviltfolv; . that it the Botanical 8, nip is taken in time, , it ..,' Isl. r ag o those severe tits of illness which always Orevall '..,„;ty and the ensAne moults. The Botanical Syrup eirtrs;tt„ CUreS EVllS,Cititerit, Leprosy, and Scroplmhius e^"... llll Nle. 'Fite many thousand cures per.ormed by this invatuticac.o. divine thay .. be readily seen in the Loodeiiii,l Witra ,l96 to • N. n.—A. D. Swinton, The Botanical Syrup and Re5t,,n0,,,.. pliervorts 4 ;61 - ii i. road. at the Huase., N,. Alitioo•strec; t 0 1- m l°64'4* 9. . Trmf Felloi. , of the 10,4! t.:)- 1 4 4 ' "t .416"151 , ttaininf4 lions Disorders, 1112 Y be consulted front ~,,, t t ; oic , .e , or hy lettat.., c )4 ~. . the usual F. .A ... Livty...l. ""'" `" . 6 """"""" .. ... _ THE C..,R1..).1AL BALM ‘,. '''' . u s CON • I'INUEs to be actilitn,rtcre*; 1') . . 4 '' " • SS• in Asthma, Coin s ' ( - L .... j lanits with. uncoinmon sueLe , _ or iii . tit. !"roptiotor S ett of lOr t. . ol S: . i t tr i) : ""mPtioo, Flatulence, Relaxation, Obsf!„ ,lc 7,''''' , i 9 ,', 1 %g1Y quick, certain, and p re V sun. The Coro 1 , 1 .gabli 5 Inked teStaiitaileo ' . 4 h. it stars. to eilltiterti ; tiii relieves Spasros in t ug isiele, beds its en .- cis ar e P 'To scr.anPfl and intestines, . Y. dittusts a g: ittal warmth, Anil 'gowns wjtvf. rd . nutnonesii in or utter bathin g in s P ri " 0, sea „,,ts. .L.A1.16 via cold, acrid, or bilious habit ot Wily, alt? .de , ie. I nguor, head-ach, or hysterical alfeetions, carmot :14v..,,._.. course to a more salotary reinedY• Geittkoteo finial Ow 1 4 ,e; or West ' Indies, the Student from public Si i inotarie):ol: those whose occupations require a sedentary lite , are ),.. o f ii . u i lt e rly addressed by Dr. Solomon, whose Condial Daiwa. ea litv, ofiginatin from - laxatioodrolo ruv _ .. 4 . 1 . .ig heat of climate, or re .....„. i t o nil int tscretions, and . the etletts of intense apr" study . or bosiness. uhriOila :cre C ui h ilrililett l i o 44l r l: : le- s .attl i . : l;°Asirv il eet r ittruh ; ll tr,en aleYst ' 9aelAtu! S ar i ll: c .i k e:4:l ;e ited4e s nii s d t e'leds42l C sll : lt n e:sC s t' um .itbtl:tesai p it t i.ht i l' e le°llA l iun:gb°:,:s.irCt;:sern",;' ,o llll4:slll):::ts: eases, Fits, Fluor Albus, Flituknce or %.1# ind, G 1 ,,. at peoic(l_icindria or Maim:holy 'Complaints, IndispoS,67,,tians f t :ilarit ott Pregnattcy Indigestion, juvenile lialir,.,,tosal f t efFedi there at), Lowness of Spirits, ilt"scroi vacuations, Nervous Disease's, Plithisis or CouA l, 114 4 s‘ i) V e eit ' V k li l e e S t S U e d 3 lll a S ti C al i r V t . 1i bir u tl i t i , tj w i lt i o .if h e a ' s received . l ' .1)11- il l: toms aliments, t pa , rents the inheritance of a diseased and unprolitc 1..1'31111c togetherh• delicate Female, whom an immured and inattive .13111 with the immode4ate tti . .!. of Tea and other ivca l ' , ;nice, ° s l i o a 1 ( :. '° 1 it i g l into tlrn Pi tu ttl i vie t b : nhi.4taitibintel:lty:4l3irlaavarelell twthoeit.siclu:cilllitttritlaiiitsi°leetr:t.l723lt:sitz:filifrctittEs . it c_o i rtlial . lialm of Pilead alFirds the must patron th '• „ e t nu restores the Patient to the enjoymeot of a .perfeelirl' health. . i •s• Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in nos. 6d. al l ll,i u s Nettles ; the latter contain gene el the former, by whi l l i Alt bears the Proprietor's Name ,tunt„ A'ddress, " Samuel S t ori. , ltas,..lr sa , aye. !;very groukiie Itottle h 3 s a 5 t - 3 "V P ''''' 4 0 ' mon, Liverpool," to itnitate Y. Inch is Feloriy. 4t b e N. B. *fhetostage of all Letters to the , l ) ocio r -7 tl ' paid, and toy. 6d. as a Fgo, eoclosed tor Acivxe. ' • a Ab•• The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Auti.ltitoctiotet, an" - stergeot Lotion, awl " GUitte to licalth i 2 , fee. Sold by keinizant, flambcir,ql ; R. 'Bach, I ' 4 • 11- „ 1 ,4 in .New-York ; N•lathews, No. tit, 'Strand, Lop& to tr ' 3 ` / 4r.. Bath, by tiaaildt I%ristol, Billiii ; Briehton, Cfleit ) , T .„Y„'llOr ,l l mingham, Knott ant: .I.loyd • liedr I Sin•h • 4 '"" ' • 1 . .(111, , 4. i; SC • Simmons; Rory St. Edmund's,' Ditigle ;• C itch tntrarn!ci-les.. don; Cantbridge,il.44lgson ; Coventry, AO ipso 1 ,: 07 , 1 0 11,e; ter, Kepner ; Canterbury, Si:it:Twos ,• Carl lic;-,,, l iorer, Chatham, Ftherinetor. ; tYhe!rnstord, Clatlwr ; 7.:,/ntlil 'pool acrd Son ; Chichester., l'hitii pson ; Cirene•tster;-1.0:14,e. Chippenhain, Combs ; . D0b1i,.... Keene, - No. , 6 , C oo er, green ; Derby, Drew Ty ; Du rh :it . , Penningi pu ‘. i. ' w og. !C.:a:es ; 'Devizes L 0...:,.• l'tirchester, virtue; , 1) ( :4 4,00,4 Dartutouth, ' lackson ;,„' Edinbu;4l:, ,1110 h, liiirrtlyl j,;(.0„, Exeter, TreVi Min arid Son ; F.l;n,ottrh, Itlli is ; t t , s i, mgt. • ter, Pitt, Walker • Gies o w evl • i .onakl • I. Or Linc innt oantile Gazette affiee ; Leeds, Hues, il din t• ;,.,,,, a rel: Drury ; - Lyon, ile.l4iiey .; - LeiCester, Cregor t, ' • 1 . t ooe: Lewes, Pitt ._• Manchester, Tlicrtips , in ; r r t s, e , l ,iv,fu l " Maidstone, W.siker ; Niarlhorniigh, .I'lar:tht ; I " ; ‘,.,.uviipt cr- ' ler, Atlee ; Ne'. , Castle, T. , "alker , 110i1,r4c3 ;P i' ~ .04 Dicey.; Nottilhant, liurbaw.:;'. Nvr.wicit,' St 0 1 14 2E' oils' eu. ; - Oxttaro, ones . ; .P Om oth liock, •HoO"';` e ;_ tale" tu titto, Beiant; iZea , itlig, Sin:li t .e:d Co. ; IZ-61.0-v's's :south'", ington ; Preston, '2.cre,ent ; , Shrewsbury, f‘l'' . ` l e , 4 ',,,cot n r ; ampton, Baker ; Statli,rd, '.l.orgilf; i'^' S'-•",“"1 '', , i ngh• le ' 1 4 . , • Sunderland, Bray ..Sa:i:;:tiirr, C.,,1; ; Sot ) T i. „. ; iS'i4, , ley : 'Faunton, Poole; Tunbridzc Weiias Sl .rl :v - • 0 •Erill ; Weymouth, Wood : Vitidsiir, Hi' f:T`foii,.toea ' Woistenhulme ;- arid by all Veialcric o f Grim t the intim'. Kingdom. . D 0 4: . So extravrtiinary was the deman3 for Shares on S:t. iurday, at the Office of HORNliti and Co. that many of their Friends were disappointed in their purchases.—HoßN4BY and Co. beg leave to ltequaint Muir Friends and the Public that they have on Sale a farther cupplyof Tickets anti Shares', warranted undrawn.-;-Saturday next will be the Second Dal of Drawing.—z 6, Cornhill. SHIP NElfl. GRAVESEND. SM. 21. Nsserl by.-the Susannah.. It:elle, from St. Kitt's ; Mis; souric, Rea, from B.ttavi:i ; Flizabethi Sewart, 'from Pop: pennurgh ; Friendship, Good Ilotfitung, Colitis; and Arrow Margaretta, trim Eintiden. • Sailed-the San Joseph, Cali4n:a, ft)rINA; Margaretta, tor Barcelona ; b Ellie, for Nov" foundland; Swift, Kitson, An' Stettin ; V row Elizabeth: Rands, Vro, GeStina, antl Vrow Harril; for Etntxl,,n. BIRTHS. • On the nrlt inst. at Harewoud, Herefordshire, the [ad! of Sir 1 - Itingirrriiiii lioskyns, t ota Son,aiid Wit.- On Fritia) List, in G.reatetiatoerlantr.ploe, the Lady Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, of a still. horn Son. ItlAßglttD. On. Monday the trh inst. at Holy-well, rlintshire, Ralph Richardson, Esq. of Kinsale, to bliss daughter of the l a te William 11illingliarst, of Fir Grove, in the County of Stirrey. On Wetinmlay fast, Mr. Ashford, of Castle CareY.-. 0 . mersetshire, to Nliss Arabella urchin e, 0 1 the same place' Tile Lady is the youngest daughter of the late Captain Ile. chinne, of the Royal Navy, and sister to the Dutchess,of Roxburgh. • 'On Saturday last, at St. Mary's, Netgton, Cornelius Wittenoum, ot the lodia-House, to Miss ‘Vuotlyer, of Ma- WalAyorth, the only surviving daughter of the late Richard Woodyer, Esq. The $31114 day, at Christ Church, Surrey, Mr. S. N. Itar• ber, of Ciiwper's-court, Coinhill, to Miss Maria Kingsford, daughter of Sampson Kingston!, Esq. of Stutty, Cdiwt bury, Kent. At St. Dunstan's, Stepney, Mr. Thomas, of the Minories, to Miss Brocklioles, of At Ibrnsey, Mr. fonts, to Miss Noes, of ttiel_.222l:„, D IHD. ,On Wln nIY Fist, at Dominique, Captain Thomas S kaft°w4 or the .16tht ditea Reg h i s Co ment.. • e y morning list:. in the 63d year 01 -I- Mr. Mathews, 'Bookseller, of the Strand. e i On the 26th of May last, on board His a jestv'S. , '1 tort, otiToutort, Mr. •.Penn Reid, fitting Lieuten a otof the said ship, in consequence of a wound he received ais gyp. before on the Island of Sardini.i, from' one of the inhabitanti .who attempted to rob him. W. Reid having no other war pon' Lim his dirk, resisted thc•attack ; but the ass,iirs bill armed with musket, discharged . thrcimtents , which cnieri his left breast. nod passed through the corresponding AVM. Pit, sh as to render attlittltatiOn mctssart.