The Sun. — London, England, 1804-03-19 00:00:00

~ J c? • .1•• , Fron t e LONDON G AffETTE;;M:arc. l l../1 7, 1804. ~~~~. . r, - 1• BArvkauPrcrEs WN.Z . ARd Ea - - April 16. • j. S:xton, of . I r iinekiln-road,. GreenvViehdoiler, at ten, at CuildhalL 14. May's. I Weeclon, o . oxford;street, at ten, : at Guildhall. •! . : •I .64N1cRUPTcr 'SUPERSEDED. • . • I'. Kaye, of Bolton-le-Nfoors,,ltancasiiife, money-scrivener.' . BINX,RAJPi Sainuelnßiley,of kshire s co tton-spinner; . to sur rend 2. ey„Aptil 5,,6,,and 23, .4,.eleveu ' at the otaCock Inn, Attorpies, - Messrs. l Ckeaclhill and P-ayne; Loth burl ':'-liandonVior'M M. Ale 4ander, •Hatifax. : . Richirdlbaninson, and. Samuel. Wade,.cf.Minihesteroner , clialits, March, 27, ar,;.l •: , ord it, 28, at ten, at 'the Star Inn, ,Manchester. Attotnies Mi"..'l34rrett; 'Manchester ; or Alessi - Of !Warnford-coiirt,.Loadon.' William !VACX: kite , Yopfigerwlate,4, .Pil ton, t Devonshire, clotlier, April 17,, iB,. and:2B, -At-eleven, at the Gbldeii Lion Inn, Barnstaple. Devonshire. 'Atterniei,•Mr. 'Drake, Barnstaple; or Mr. ,Luxin'iorevßed,... - Lion-sqUare. Sarah B u iieh, of ch4Ting4ross hosier, March 24, 31, and at.ten, at Guildhall ' . *. Attorney, M. Hodgson, CharteS-street, St. James's. Isaac Nash;usl. Bristol, cqoper, March 19, April 7, and z?,,at eleyen„ r at the Loodoi Inn and "l'alb 't Tavern,-bath-street, Bristol. - 4ktiOrnies, Mr. Tallies, Gray's-Inn-square ; or Mr. MorFaii; tristol: . • ' limey Etans,--set Cal*, WiltShlre, clothier, Narch.27, and Apill 28, at elexen , . at the. '.Vine!tart Inn, Caine.' • Attornies, dr. Mere Weller, Caine ; or :`,lessrs: Sandysi Horton, aiirfrevenen, Crane-court, Fleet-street, London • George Powditch, oX, Liverpool, master mariner,. April 23, 14, ten, and Aprid 2S, at six, .at the Glob:: TaVerp, Liverpool. Anon:les,' Mr. Ferwick-street, Liverpool; or Mr. Atcheson; Aiistin- , Friars, London. Thomas F::ison, of pishopsete 7 strmt. ‘Vithin, pcwterer, March. 24, and April 3r2S, atten, at Guildhall. Attorney, M r.. 1 ones, Lord May'or's Court Office, Royal Exchange. - Samuel Murray, of itii.ssell-eLlitt, Drury-lane, bookseller, March 24, 27, and April zE, at ten, at Guildhall. ,Attor ney, Mr. Cobb, - Clement's-liiii. William Powell, of Broad-street St. Giles, linen-draper, March 23, 27; and April 2.8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. DIVIDENDS. • • April 14. T. Nanfan, of Manchester, warehouseman, at three, at the IlradgeWater Arms, Manchester. April 7 Sommervail, of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 14, I . Burroughs, of Chiswell-street, hosier, at one, at Guildhall. 28 C. Donlevey, of Charles-street, Hatton-Garden, jeweller, at one, at Guildhall. April 1 4 . H. Trelwell, late of Wolvercot, Oxfordshire, yeom .n, at two, at the Mitre lnn,Oxford. April to. 1. Moss, of Salisbury, ironmonger, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 28. J. Dalton, of Deptfold, bricklay,er, at one, at Guildhall. April to. G. Riches, of Queen-street, Cheapside,..ware-' houseman, at ten, at Guildhall. April to. D. 'Hopwood, now or late of-Union-street, St. Mary-le-Bone, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. April 12 1. Phillips, of Eccles, Laricashile, fustian-ma nufaelurer, at three, at the Bridgewater-A.rms, Manchester. April 28. T. W. Copper, late - of Pancras-lane, London, warehousernan, - at one, at Guildhall. April 14. L.. Mozley, of Liverpool, watch-maker, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. • April. 7. T.,Pxcock and M. Ward Pycoek, of Kingston builckis, at eleven, at the George Inn, King...- mon-upon-Hull. . April ro. D. Wrighton, of Little Alne, Warwickshire, tiax-dresser, at the Warwick Arms, Wa6vick: April 13. N. Rowland and P. Rowland, of Great Cogge shall, Essex, blanket-makers, at, eleven, at the Red-Lion Inn, .Colchester CERT IFICATEs April. 7- , D. Hirst, of Lindley,-Yorkshire , clo t h -dre s ser. T. pye o ck 4 and M. Ward Pycock, ot. Kingston-tipon-Hull, builderS. • ' Bea word, late of Stockport, Chester, manufaaurer. 1. Cruekshaiiks, of Gerrard-street, Westminster, metal sash ' and fah light thanufaduter. R. of Tavistock=street, Bedford-square{ money scrivener. • . ';f W. Breton, of Nlazch, Isle of Ely, Cambridge, millwright . and carpe alter ; o:lltimphreys, of' , l-torsley, GlOtmestershire, clothier. . - At Northampton Assizes, which. ended.on Wed nesday, Aleiander Maxwell, for fenloniously.and burglariously stealing from_ the dwelling-house of Henry _Juries, :of Rowell, a silver watch, 201. and upwards in money, eightesilver - tea l spoons, and.. other articles, was capitally conivided, and reccived, sentence of death, ,but was afterwards reprieved. John - . Chet& was indided for stealing a letter, containing sundry Bank-notes and Bills of Ex. change, out of _the Post -office at tellingborough ; but this charge fell to the groundupon the cross examination 9f Miss Thomas by Serjeant VAUGHAN, the .Prisoner's Counsel, who hati,a medel of the letter-box produced in Court, and Miss Thomas acknowledged, in reply" to a question put to her by VAUGHAN, that, from theconstruAion of 'the box, it , Z,Lit7s possible the letter in question might bave slipped back from her ha:nds-throtigh thehole the letters are usually put in at, into the gateway _of the inn,, while she, was taking them out of . it - in order to make up the bag. "the Prisoner was then indittted for stealing the contents of the letter (sup posing that he might have found it in the gateway of tee _ [Here the Learned Judge'toOk occasion to say, -bat it could . not be too generally known, 'that any person finding a letter, parcel,-or other ar. tide whice had either a written diredion or other mark, peiniing out the :owner thereof, and .who, instead of restoring, should-withheld and apply the contents .to his own use - , was guilty of .steali, g the s,ene..] . Several witnesses were. examined in stellar: of this-indidurnt. A ten pound Bank of I.7,egiaed .note was proved to have been uttered by the P r i s ,iner e in Wellinghorough a few hours atter the. less Ot; the letter, which note corresponded in number, da: e, and appearance (having been cut round the edges), with-a note of _the same value .sworn to have been inclosed in the letter by the traveller to Messrs. Mander and Bacon, of Wolver hampton, who previously copied the description of it inn his j :urney-book, but was not correct in the ?mine of the clerk of the B tele by. whom it. was signed thiS variation naturally 'threw -, a doubt upon the minds of the Jury respeBing the identity of the note,' and they accordingly returned a verdid ut—eArot AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. A Seaman was a few days since flogged round the Fket at Plymouth, in pursuance of the sentence of a _ Court Martial,- 1)r cutting and wounding a mess . inate, while asitep. He was to receive 500 lashes, but the Mates gave him the lashes so severely, that when he had received zoo , they desisted. till he :should be cuffed. It appeared he intended 'to cut • his comrade's throat; but the man having gone in , toxicated to his hammock, had got in with his head downwards ; by which his life was saved, but his limbs are rendered useless. iT is with infinite. pleasure we have to: recoid the laudable patronage given :to Agricultural Pursuits, even in the most remote parts of the Kingdom; and in making thus public the recent institutiOn,of ihe Strathsley Formifft . qociet), we are happy in . the ,opporfunity of pay ing.our tribute of gratitude tosthe. patriOlic spirit of ;the Dutchess of GORDON, 'under whOse auspices it has been instituted. 3 THE BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY FARMING SO CIETY, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER GRACR . THE DUTCHESS of GORDON. • At .• •„. . • r , ramatn, t_,ckauer 27, 1803. -1 A number of the Subscribers to the BadenOch and Strathspey Farming Society, instituted under the patronage of .Her Grace the DiachesS of GORDON, having met here, thi3 day, for the first time, .by 'appointment, in order to give some .form to their procedure, and with a view to makesuch Rules and Instautions for the general direttion of the Society in future, as might seem best adapted to pr mate the useful purposes intended by the Association; the following list of Managers, with their Secretary, were named by Her Grace, to. continue in office till the 7 (.14y of September next, ,t • r. The Hon. Archibald Fraser, of Lovat. I.,Sir lames Grant, qf Grant, Baronet. Grant, Esq. - of Rothierriurchus. - • 4 .- 'William M‘lfitosh, Esq . . of-Balnespiek. 5. .colonel Duncan Macpherson, of Cluny. ' 6. f lames Macoberson, Esq. of Bellville ; and 7. Lieutenant-Colonel George Gordon, of invertromy,— . to"be Managers. . The Rev. lolin A n derson, in Kingussie,—to be Secre tary. And having fully deliberated _on the' rules and institutions proper to be settled for the Society, following, with the approbation of. all the Sub scribers present,.were agreed to. , • r. That.an original subscription of a,guitra; With an annual subscription of five shilli . ngs, should con. stitute a Member; and entitle him to vote ac 111 the meetings to be held on the busitieni of the" Society. 2. That every • Member who has subsiribed is to be held as continuing liable for his a nnual - 4thscrip! tion till he, gives intimation, in,Writirg, to the Se. ceetary,.that,he is to withdravi his name. 3. That the general: annual meeting of the .So ciety shall.be held either at Pitm'airt, or in the vil lage of Kingussie, on the Monday sennight im mediately preceding the September Falkirk trysi. .4. That at the next atino;,l general meeting the Society . in September 1804, three of the Di reftors above named shall g.) cut 'by ballot, and three others shall be choseri in their room by the Members of the Society, and ~at the annual general meeting, in September t 805, the three senior . E)retl'ors shall.go.out, and their' , places shall, be filled up by elraion as above-mentionel, au'd,sO - on annually ; ito Director remaining longer than tWo'Yertis in . office; 5. That .besides this, the DireCtors shall hold four quirterly.rneeting,S at Piimain ; one on the 'first Monday of every quarter, at which all the Tviern.: . hers may ;Arend who find it corrvenieut. 6. That a free tryst, for the sale Of every' article of agricultural produce and writ rriarnit:atfpre, shall be held annually at the village of Kingussie, under the patr , ..lage of the Society - , on the Monday se'n , night preceding the annual SepteMber Falkitk tryst., 7. That the Secretary shall keep a book entitled' Mivutil of, the.Badenoch and Strathspey Farming Society,, in which all their procedure shall be regu larly engrossed . , and a list of the Members, With the . sums , subscribed by them, inserted: Thereafter the Dicedors having consulted with the Members ,who were present, it was unanimously resolved, that the following Ptemiums ! should he distributed for the encouragement of AgriCulthre and Industry in the district fur the ensuing year. I. For the best Bull, bred in Badenochor Strath. L. s. d. spev, two years old a nd u p wards - 8 0 For file beSt Bull exhibited, having 'been one year inpbssession of. the owner 2. For the. best, 'pup, three years old, bred in Ba denoch or Sirathspey 3 3 For For the hest Top, of the same age, exhibited, having been used the season before, 3. To the best Ploughinan.being a native of 13ade noch or Strathspey, on a comparative trial To the second best ditto To the best Ploughman, rota native - - 4. To the Tenant in Badenoch or Strathspey, not • paying more than 251. of yearly rent, who shall grow the greatest quantity of Lint, to be weighed trout the skutches, on half a Scotch acre, of land 5. To the Tenant, as above, who shall raise the best, Crop Of sown Grass. Clover, and- Rye grass on half a Scotch Acre of Land 6. To the Tenant, as above, who 'shall raise the best Crop of Turnips on a Scotch Acre o f Land • - - 7. To the Tenant, as above, who shall have the best Crop of TurnipS on halt a Scotch Acre • of Land - S. To the Proprietor or. Tacksnun, in Badenoch or Strathspey, who shall have the best Crop - - Of Turnips on any quantity of Land not less than four Scotch Acres, a Piece of Plate va lue - - 9. - To the Person, in Badenoch or Strathspey, who shall produce Spindle of the best and finest Linen Y am, spun by herself, a Medal of the value of Two Guineas, or Money For the second best ditto to. To the Person, as above, who shall produce a Spindle of the best Woollen Yarn, spun by herself from Native Wool, a Medal of the va lue of TWo Guineas, or Money For the second-best ditto - IL To the Person, in Badenoch or Strathspey, who shall exhibit the best Web of Plaiden, made by herselcfrorn Native Wool, the quan tity not less than 4a yards, iths wide - 12. To the Person, n Badenocti or Strathspey , who shall makei i the finest and h a ndsomest Highland Plaid, a Medal of the value or, Two Guineas. or Money 13'. To the . Girl Under sixteen years - of age, in the • above Distrids; who shAll show the finest land best wrought Pair of Stockings made froin Native Wool For the second best ditto ' • For the third best ditto . r 4. And, by particular desire of the Dutchess of Gordon, there will be given, to the boy or girl, in Badenoch or Strathspey, who shall read the Gaelic Language best, and translate the English into Gaelic with the greatest facility, a Premium of - . - t 5. For the best Spinner on the Rock or Distaff For the second best, ditto - - Ditto for ,the best Singer of a Gaelic Song. There will also be Premiums for rim - 4. •' A liberal Subscription was - - at - towards entered into by the Dutchess of GOkDoN and 'the Gentlemen of the Distriet, in order to carry- the; purposes of the Society into execution. , 5 ; 0 Z Z o 3 3 0 2 2 o 2 2 3 3 0 3 3 0 5 5 0 2 2 0 10 10, 0 LONDOr: Printed by CHA SIAN M`MI LLAN, (of Bow-Street, - Covent-Garden); and 1' At the Sv N-Or? Ic g, No. ,J 2, Strand; where Ad'rertiserrents, Order.' for 2 1 1 0 FRENCH coßaEcr LIST OF THE.F.RENCR 'FLEET AT BREST. -Ships. Guns. -- - Cvnmanders. . • Admiral Truguet Le Marengo -. .12* Capt. L'lletmil, Chief of the. , . Stall , . . . , . _ S Rear Admiral Missiessv :Le Republicain -. no ~_ ,e Bigot • ( ,apt. Ise g , C Rear Admiral Dorelin "• ' L'lnvinclble - - 1 ? Capt. L'Heritier, ... Le.Foudioyant - 84 --;----- Curreati. " - '2 ' Le-Watigni - - I:4 -- Guillernet , - • , ' L'lmpetueuse - 84 -Le Veyer - • Le jean Bart - 84 ---.--- Gouardun' - ' Le Cassia - • - ' 74. - Flure .-; •••• i . . . Le Veteran - - 7 . ---7 I : Bigot ..,-; i ., ~,, L'Ulysse - - 74 - Krohrn ' L'Aquillon - - 74 - Vatteau . . . Le Diomede - 74" Henry - ..- • L'Eole - - - 7.1. -- P-revost La Croix • Le Tourville . - 74 - Renaude Le Batave - - 74 --- F. Lai4nelte s Le Conquerante - 74 -- Martin La Comte - - 44 --- Second.-` La Vateureuse - 44. - Kergariou - La josephine -: -44 -- Decres z--- C. M. Proteau . . . "La julienne - - 44 - ' • La ltrlicite .‘... - 32 -,Maigono " • La Necessite - 32 - Lahaile La,Diligente -, 32 - Cocault Le Festin - - 24 - Seguain Le Vif - - - 20 -Ay reau Le Couiier- ---.- :20 - --,-- Cabonean 'Four small Cutters, from Bto 16 guns. Four Bombs, and three Fire-ships. in the Dock at BreSt, one 12? gun:;, two 84, and tour 74. v. ith two 44 gun ' rigateS In-the Dock at L'Orient, one 120 gun Ship, 'and two 84,- with one 32 gun Frigate, and two 20 gun Cutters. THE SQUADR`AN• AT. ROCHEFORT. Ships. -Commapders . S Admiral Vißeneux Le ALth-stueux. - 12 n Captain violet Le mainanime ~84t c lt a cta p r t; A A cim il iral an E d merian ., Le lenroppe 84 --- Petit , Le Sudrein - - 74. -'Fronde 13rive - 74 -- Dzslancles La Cybele - 44 ---- *Semz • L'l ndefatigable - 44 Qirardrai • . La Cb•tre - 44 Bonamy L'Aui,•uste - 21. - Farjenes. The Brest Fleet has only a complement of men for eleven 'Sl)ip,s of - the : Line; but the Squadron at . RoeheforL, has i'ts full complement. The Trans ports in the hatbour carry ten , thousand' men, but the Men of War are fitted not to carry twelve'ihousand inote ; and of 'the 28,000 men Lin der AUGFREAU, only zz.oco had recei v ed orders on the zd instant, to hold 'themselves in readines, to em b,.rk. Tie. Garrison at Brest and its Forts amounts to 8000 men, of whOsn. 3ooa . are Artillery. On board the Squadron at' Rochefort , are 4000 lapd troops, and at the of Rhe 3000 more are in readiness to embark. The military,' both of the Army and Navy, are regularly paid, 'hut the' complaints are loud on ac count of the dearness of provisions, and the severity of the service. On the zd instant the price of a pound of bread was five sons, and - of Meat eightten sous . ; a bottle of weak and bad wine, that Oost losrMerly eight sous, cr)sis now twenty sous. At thetnesS of the Subalterns, the price paid for dinn er, including a of Wine, was 50 sous; and the isuperiorpifiers paid four liVres fur a dinner, with a dish of coffee, but without wine, . For supper the subalterns paid 4.0 sour, and their superiors three livres. An indifferent bottle cf Bourdeaux, or claret, and Vin de Grave, was charged '36 sous. AUGERF.AU has broken several Officers for prhis , ing MOREAU, and throwing our doubts of the rea.: lily of .the late conrpiracy. Seven of the fifteen Dragoons were, for that condna, severely repri. tnande4 by AUGEREAU, on the parade, 'the - 29th o f February. ,were afterwards disarmed, and ordered to the interior in disgrace. Tile 36th Re giment of Dragons, in garrison at Nantes, , has been ordered to rake their place, in the division of the Army of England, near Brest. The , above particUlars have been received from a Gentleman who left Brest the . 3 d inst. He, adds, that several . Chonans, amongst others a Captain MARCHAUD, have been discovered to have enlisted on board the flees' and been shot, Others, ,and a mongst them, BERNIER, of the late Chouan Staff, are'yet itirrisoned, and expert to be sent to Paris to be tried. This BERNIER. is cousin to the Car dinal Bishop BERN/ ER of Orleans, fmnerly a Nlem her of the Chouan's Executive Council. 2 0 We are happy in being able to announce the re ceipt of-Letters from 'Bombay to the .'346 .Septem ber, which furnish a complete confutation orthe ac counts in the French Papers, which stated the defeat of the British .Army under the orders:of Gen. WEL- = LESLEY by the Allahcattas. The French account Appears to have been the perversion 'of another ru mour, which was fot some time in general 'accepta tion, that Gen. We ',LESLEY had defeated the Mali- , rattan with immense slaughter on' the banks of the - Godavery. •The affair, however, proves to. have been cif trivial moment. -A Mahratta Corps was strongly posted on a hill with some picquets of Ca-, valry its foot ; Gen. WELLESLEY ordered a, detachment to dislodge them, which it fully effed— ed, having cut the Enemy to pieces. A strong detachment of the PETsiIWA'S Army is under orders to' march on an Expedition against Nirwar, on the road to which, at the village of Beereir, is a valuable mine of iron belonging to Sc tND EA, and - which he has lately worked to great advantage. The Fort at this place is the strongest in his possession, and is the place in which his State Prisoners are confined.; it is likewise the grand repository of his treasure, artillery, ammunition, ,' snd military stores, of which it is supposed still to contain .great quantities. Some Chiefs of a gang of insurgent - Decoitt,; who had been sentenced to 12: years hard labour on the public works; lately effeteted their escape by making their guards drunk, and flying to the hills, speedily assembled a numernits Corps, with which they have over.run large distrifts, 'and colleaed immense booty. Retiring, arlength, before a body of Sepoys,' 'they took refuge in a'fort on an eminence in the Jun. glen, Which- they endeavoured 'to strengthen ; but being attacked by our people, they defended them. selves for several hours with great decision, roiling down great fragments of rocks on their assailants. The Sepoys at length made a breach in the works, and carried them at the point of the bayonet. 2 2 '0 1 1 0 3 3 ° 2 2 0 I I 0 so 6 o .7 6 f 0 I X 0 10 6 üblished by W I L-.“ A m A RmlpLit Scittrrs, (ot South Moltem-street, Grosvenor-sq*e);. he Paper, 4ett f rt for the Editor, Sec, ( post.paid f , muse be adtitmeti. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. Maier:: sapiens esimanus Dei. BLEST be the man,.whoseliappy skill , .• ' Avails to lessen human ill ; And be his brow with honours crown'd; . - -, - .He merits well the glorious palm, , : - ,, - 2 Who first with eye Sagacici k :i found . That greatest blessing—G iLE a. o's pi .A. tr.t, . Let Oilier bards of trifles sing, • “ To f oily's -attar incense bring,.. . - •, i . ' . To self-made gods their licimage pay; . .., , . And chant a long cantatioti psalm; ,- 'A noblbi•sittSjeA:fiteS my lay. ),_ : • - ., . - at,atest blvssing—GlLLwo's BALM. .. . l'hm What rank diseases in each form, Tortt i - 41 : thip. frame with endless storm; ' Sickness an lfickneil Seeirird tb augment, ' • ' . IsTio.plex.ain&reit. : no friendly calm But heav'n at length; in i;ty, sent Its greatest blessin&—G iL LAD'S BALM. t T 13C youth who stalks a spetre pale, .. , Virlion6ll debituchery's ills assail, • . - , While writhing with etti. - pne distress, ' • Shall eager .seek the cosy.,( dram, ' , Anil, ivith"releil - Alling b lit't,' 3 , :;:lair , less Pleavof:S kindest present—G I LIAO'S BALM• . ' , . . And -wititer'd age with fialtied -head. That long'had languisn'd on the bed, ~ .. Shall vie w ‘ liis sun se. - inie decline, _ : No more the spoit ot;pain or qualm, For he shall-taste the CLlRdivine y. _ ' I leaven's I,4indest present-7(i ILEAD:S BALM. ).Twil,L, e'en, to sorp . i.y peace impart,' , Find staunch - a reeking bleeding heart; . 'Twill every ease'and aid 'bestow • . . • To pining Miss or, childless:Ma'am ; , "' • . All, all shall;ctriale,•and all shall know, ' , !leaven's andc , si ' p resent —G tit w o's Blahs. - - Fame bring thy tinier-fitting wreath, 'Proclaim the gift with' loudest breath, ' 'M,id sacred physic's ,horioui'.i clan, , ..1 Be liis.the glory, hi: , the palm, , . ' Who pro:n.l'll first to - groaning man, , • •' ' kleaven's kind.cst present—G I LEAD'S BALU,Nr. ~ ! H. HORIV-..- • Li verp€9l, Feb. 26, IL4. . _...... ' . • . MARRIED. ExS t ' Lately, David Charles Ramsay, Esq of the Hon. the A. India i.:om.fiany's Civil Service, at Bombay, to 'blis s Clark. , of Yesterday, at * St. Bride's Church; M r . lames WY3l:l3i. New Bridge street, to Miss Ann Wyatt, of lves-House , . detlheact. _> di _ DIED. On Saturday, at Bath, james Hare , Esq. M. i' '' f°( Knatesborotigh•- i Green e o. 14 s- On Thursday last, 'Lie u tenant Carr, of pital. • i On Thursday-the. Bth instant, Mrs. Charter, • I'. Charter,' Esq t LitLH - ield, near Taunton. street , . On the Lath inst. ':l\lis. M. - Elliot, of Queen Ana? East. - - - t. On the 15th inst. suddenly, at Havant, the Lady of CaP Butterfield, of the Royal Navy. • do • On the 20th - or Eebrnary, at Rotterdam, the Lady avv. liam lay, Esq. : , •• . guth• On the Ist In..;t. at Freeland-House, the Hon. Jane . area,' triiri ~l'agr,it,:r'of the late James Lord Ruthiren. , On the 3,1 inst. in the Carionpte, Edinburgh, Mrs. Pr.i eS ,,, ley, NvidoW of ,the late Itenry Priestley, of N o rthuilr u '" Esq. Yorkshire. ' The's.ime day,' - at S ' rin hill •in the Parish of NeilstOor p g , o f. Mr. Charles Black, Bleacher. • v -k- - 01- , On the 4th inst. at Dunse, Mr. john Darling, la - Chalkielaw. , , •-- lilir/ e. The sane day, at Edinburgh, Mrs. 1 arret Comle. re the late Waiter Cunningham, Farmer in Redheugh• t r, On the 29th ult. at Auchterliouse, the Rey • i'i'n''''s SO . ~ On Wednesday the 21)th utt. - at Pert 4, alterthe wife of - 1 a short 11. ness; Mrs: Alexadder Paul. . 4 Irie 'li t On the 16th ult. at Buentisland, Mr:' Charles:Ba ° ll Merchant there: • :_. ;:, - r -• • .- PRICE _OF STOCK.) . . ,;“)' „ • . • • iii ' . • - '-Ltio'.7lzna.m. ' . 'ai. 1 ft •nk Stock shut' .' -'''....1 , India Stock_ r 741-1 0. Navy .5 pet t_ eau. 89i 90. . . -South Sea Stock. 4 , 5 per ent 1 - •0 • , shut, .. Exchequer Bill s pat , Irish 5 per Cent. . •• Uranium ~/ e6i 4 Per Cent: Con shut:- :.;;' 3 per Cent. Itnper: ~. 4 , 3 per C. R. shut Ditto Ann. 9 9-16 x 3 pei C COll 571 6i i India for Account •B. L. Ann. shut • I Bank for Account t. • - B. S. Ann. shut 1 Cons. tot April 57i43L......P To To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9; New lliidge-Street, -London. ' Pt' • Honoured, Sir, • Edinburgh March xs, I ti e •, • I I ~year 117907. I to. inform I t - ' cc haveefbcT affliaed with' the Lue 4 1.0 gene' you, that ever st n vele' rea ; Wtiich, fiorn its obstinately -res..is ting ev'ery e".. ° ,,,01tt iviuticiite prescribed by the most eminent of the %Attor ne're, and unde-rgoing-scveral severe courses of skil l- i c lie t it and twice lischargeki. from the Hospital, with lift' e I a , ili`' would - liSpear to he of the Most inveterate nature., - ,; ( 1, at spring of last year iny disorder had. got to such a I , l f e oce i nearly to put a period to my existence—l' had a lat,y leg! on the crown of my „had; UTZ on each arm, an d -- t ire'''';' were broke out in a frightful nutimer ; my right was or the ,fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration ~ on i t ; last seven year*; lifY - lOtt , had also two large noLle:ltitisi. was very miter discoloured, and gave Inc such e,'''; to ‘l e ' ing p a i l' , particularly when - Warm in bed, as neAr"reconl: p ri ,,i e me o r rest ; m this lamentable state, I wa s g re•i i r, 4 ; mended by Nlr. 1. Thoirittiiiksraoer2l,yat(hu%VroiJi.Lo,elyarikCacC;esi:ediar.:.l,net , P 0 1,,:; s r : Clvthreichlay 1 t h h e e g tn an . here), to 6 t i o t little we re co of •a; fortillAta, I beg.in to revere benefit—in - il ti - d than. a . month, the ulcers on my 'hezd and legs3-11e3tele sOundly healed - ----st.)on after,' the sores on my ? , tit ,`,, also; leaving, however' considerable discolouratiuthe 51 „e skin, and pain in the. bone of the -left, which, bY,„Or in' it io sing of God, and a little longer perseverance ill Y - tire gill luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing' ottuie, regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pain s , ,g a na l ‘,,..• going oil. I thus became, by ybur liberal ad ii i j a itit s ," 6 .. divine, perfe‘ztly free trout. ail my former coil' aria voi have recovered my former spirits and strength , aQ u e d 0 3 o t come _jolly /11111 - Fit, in which state having contillti i 1d months to the astonishment .d all who knew me, 1 ., ye' at;;liostisici-n4.Nov,l;taitt,otet.rolshettri,rtfuxtiLririsns4nitlyiergtraaltsi,tutdoe,inbakute ,btelila..,o:: case es public as 'possibte, as I • shall on every I) ira ret i r, iii s° doing. you will greatly oblige, Sir,, yo_ubil ° Kt .. obedizilt, ve+ - -y, humble servant, ALEX- - 1 ." 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