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tAz the poi alai clesir- - of the 74k1 - 4 I.stratv'zne T.0:43itax145.0f klonclur4t; • t ve iii ert 411:. ' - • ~ r- - • K 1 NGSTO l'ay So6'; the Schooner' Three Friends, came passenger Lieuonant-Colonel Lattßow, late Superintentrant, nad Commander in Chief of the Eritish Settlement of Honduras ; his long and meritorious setvices• itl thqt Settlement, and the regret with which its In habit-gilts saW his approachir.g.(leparture, induced them,- as a just tribute to - his merit, and a sincere ,'- ( 1,0,4k,-i r nony of their esteem, to prebcrit him with t h e .I,iifitiiiiwing.Letter and Address -PCOPY. OF A •LETTER FROM THOMAS - POTTS, ESQ. C ONE O THE rxraoDUCTOR.Y TO THE ADDRESS. DEAR SIRS I.hentittivit, Sept. 29, 2EOo . _ , I have, the 'honour of, inclosing you the Address of the IVlagistrates and Inhabitant.; of liOncluras, 6:l,tessive:ofthi!ir r erfeA,approbation of your c'o'n , ettli!i during ' yoUr command...and - superintene ance • here, and their'warmest thanks fo r t' the - great bene-, fits - they have received from• the rreealtnini,;tration of the Laws,' which the Protea.ion, aritirdcd to the Civil . POWer 11:k • produed ; by the support of that Commerce Commerce froin which -so considerable it share Of. riOsperit V has arisen ;• frthii the p!.‘ , .:rl - :ift.i . on . .of that . c, itt on which the• t-outi . ..cs.ci thai commeice de erctcd ; and from th 7 uri,iisiurb'et'l ;pursuit of their which •Las,recurcd to iherns'efves and fa_ n:i es the.enjoy-mete of those ad•ranta2,es • that can render them,easy and prosperous..: It airor4 • e •pcculi,ir pleasure- in • having it in: my 'l,)over to convey to you this just tribute-of acknowfsdgnient of thOse services which you have- rendered the- In:. , habitants of this Settlement; 'of which' I trust they Writ .retain lastink remernbratc& •-• For my own , part I can •On-ly add; that • etichsinced-df your ready co promote. every-iluttabte:l - neaurc; nei thee ;ength of fint, , or-illstance niNaee, will ever eracticataiAM rernt...mbrar,ce the' te r ir of sech, : meri torious conduel. Wishing- 'you a safe :!-nd speedy passtge tit jatr.mieit; , the enjoyment of y...o[ir Leaith,--And , -every, delirahle- -02 I*icti Ltcriciost perfe4'. est6euvaild regard, .deal - ' ' ••• ' • • • • Yon r very obe%lient Servant, CSigacd)‘ TtioNiAs Ports -••- ; , ,Vg.ITTErit)) , IT-CPLOIZEL ANsWER. ifttidgral, Sept. 30, ,tSoo. ' -'DEAR SIR, - - • 1 have- the .pleaiure to aclikiowlettge the receipt of your very kir.d,and - obliging Letter of yesterday's Sate, inclosing an Address from a nuruliir of. he Magistrates And ilehabitants i expressive of their ap prob4tion'of my concluei:aaring-ruy- CAiruan4 and su . perintendancy here. I beg leave-to :trouble you with my Reply to. this Address, and which I re_ chest "you,.-will have the goodness to make publie.—. 1 have also to beg your accep - tailee iifr-rt4' best than s' for the : , very, polite matuier—iri - Mthidh you have had the' goodness to convey Addiess to mdei.anCT, With 'best wishes for your hei. - -alth and happiness, and with greir'respea, I remain, dear'Sir, Your very obedientsSeryant, - Thomas Path, Ely, S, 2.IEL'; t zA.Rt.o NOS AnsVrie. 11;7/6:.'Ntr, Seft. 3c, r3c n. GEWILEMP.N, !mire the 11,int'utr to ac‘kNs : wlcilfr,e-the teeclrt of v-err eatteri ,, r - A4d - rtsprflit672:l:di inst.. -It .affbi cis me- rnoSt,ltintgiettiar . latisfakttion : to find th t , my care of, a nkl-a.T.Oitioi.l C - tEcititerests of this , Settleiient, dig . toy (..t' untuand .and Superin 'tendatteys.-tnett-wit4tht approlution 'of so -respeCtin. bie a,nurni?et , qf i4;iagi:.,tra:es•-and - Inhabitants . : I begleatie , to-assure ydu, Gentlemen, that I shall; ha great pleasure u representing to-his Lordshir ( the: Comiltati4er E in thief, the great- nece:sity.orfl your. beionorkffixOd'.3 . ,be ..supplied- with prove 9i slurs andilltiftiSVt4iiN3 '3lle United Statets of Ame rica, .aild'of., i th4,44iiCan Citizens 'being allowed to take your -prOduce in exclia-oge ; and, in the evolt -of Negotiations -for -.Peace taking p!ace, I shall , feel it my duty, in.conipliance with. .your re. quest,' to tat to' His- Majesty's Minis-tcrs, the nartire and importance ,of this Settlement, and to represent -to them the. necessity of placing it upon a' mote - perManent and tesF...ei - al)le foot ing, I have alreadyfepdrted to inv elTurie:-:;, and shall ever fetiin a 'grateful reeolledion of the very gallant and handsome manner with which the.Set tters of Honduras have come forward on all oeca-': lions, With their:slaves, to constitiAtt'vorks of de fence, and to assist in lepelling , the attacks -of the gnerny. I have the honour to • be,, very resped_ fully, Gentlemen, your most obedicovhumble Ser. vant,, O,NI AS R.'ik ROW ) Veklt. CO. Et W. 1. itogt. The illagistrates and.bikabitaitts of llondurai. SCOTLAND. AUERDE ES, .AttG , . 5, ON Mondaylist; the'Royil Aberdeen Light In fantry . .rOlunteers being assembled in the Links for exercise, to the- number of ,53c, Lieutenant , 'Colonel DAUNEy communicated to - facm Lord Hu.. 11A.RT's Circular Letter. of the 23d alt. relative to the attack with ,which , the United lingdorn is at present threateneti,„by rhtiNaval ani Military pre potations carrying on in the Fort s "and on the Coasts of France and Holland '; also Letter'ef- the id scant, from MajoriGeneral 1 - .IA , T, containing very: appropriate suggestions and directions for enabling Volunteer Corps to a& with effea when ealled,on.• . After Which Lieutenant,Coloncl DAuNEY, with.. the onanimous approbation of the other Officers, pro-- posed -to the Corps, that they should embrace this. occasion of .farther chewing: their patriotism and loyalty, by agreeing to extend .their sere ices, li mitod at present to , the Northern District, 'to any :part of Great Britain, in case of Invagion, and at the, same time to offer to go on, petrnanent Qarrison• Duty in Aberdeen,. in case- of the. Regulars and Mi- litia 'being encamped, -or ordered from Quarters on any v outer account ; - both , which proposals * having been made to the Corps individually, were with , loud acclamations most cheerfully acceded to by them, with the - exception only of five or •six vases : •and Lieutenant. Colonel 'D'Att:ITY Was re quested, to notify the come immedi at ely to hi d G race the Duke of GORDON,- Lord Lieutenant of the County. Y- - - And. yesterday, the Old.. Aberdeen Volunteers, commanded by Major GERARD, unanimously. agreed - to-extend their services, in rase of Invasion, to any part. of the Ifni ed , Kingdom. • - -On Monday-the z7th tilt: the Rosehearty •Volun ,teersi commanded -by Captain TZIORIAi :were reviewed' by Major General- HAI., Who was pleased to: express. his entire approbation of ,the ;handsome appearance and improved. disciplineof.the Corps. - At the sarne - titne, the General • ve r y .po. iiteiy thanked the Company- for'sitaving offered to serve . ills .Majesty, called upon, beyond the. kirnits•of their original 4es tination.. • : On towel came to: toW the. first Division of Perrhsithe arid-on _Monday nirirched for Fotv-Crg,-e. - :'The rest of the giintnt :nurchedlesterday and tor.clay for the same, place. Two Troops of the 4.6 Dragoon Guards are otlieaed here next week, to be quartered in this town. • • , From aii.e LONDO2V C.I2E-71t i Atisidt 8, I 'do .~ ..., .. ~l'a;~_O, ffi'nt~-a~lrB S, Ist Reginientoftri.ig,bonsl William Afigtitt-Ks Reynoltit Gent. • 'to be Cornet,, by pu.rchase„vice.Moniag.,..ie, promoted. • 7th Regiment or - Light George .Webb, Gent, to be _Cornet, Without purchase, vice:FuYil, promoted. - 9th Regiment of . DragUous„ Ivliljor-c.Zen'erd - Sir • Jainz‘s St. . Clair - Erskine, Bart.: fat the late Sussex tencit,le Cavalry), , _ to be Colonel, vice General Moeller, deceased; • ' loth Regiment of Ri , glit • Dragoons, Cornet E. S. T rotter . Rutliven, from the 2tb•Light Dragooni, fo.be Cornet, by purchase; vice Lord Gitarlrol‘l4inierB, promoted. 20tli Ditto, George Yate§i-Gent. to be VeterinarY Surgeon, NiarNicklinson, deceased. %OM 1 - ktic7; l ;William Glbag.- Gent: be Cornet, br*ur ;; '. 3 istlials?..ifte Drake, promoted. - _ airtfßegifrat,of Foot, Lieutenant William Henry Newton, from the 6oth Foot, to. be Lielitchant, by purchase, vice who retires. • ' • " • --- 17th Ditto, Berkley Sidney Knox,.Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice,Moncy, promoted. . • 27th Ditto, Lieutenant William Corks,` froth' the 51st Foot, to he. Captain, by purchase, vice M'Mahon, who.retires.•• ,zgth*Ditto, ,Lieutenant lames Stopford, from the 54th l•uot, to be Lieutentinti vice O'Neil, who exchanges, • : . - 38th Ditto, Ensign John Ellis, from the York lencibles, to be Ensign, without 'purchase. Thomas:l'ollo4 - Gent. to be 'Ensig,ii l by purchase, vice Tyetii, promo t ed. • . 4ot'n Ditto, .1.. W.l7l4llpier;'G:lnt. to be Ensign, by put- , chase, vice Costley; removed' to the 4501. 1b0t... ---• I . 43th Ditto, James Canipbell, Gent. to' . be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Clifton,promoted in the Both Foot. 49th Ditto, -- C.;,Alaok, Gent. to be Ensign, by.p.ur_ case, vice. Brock, pro noted: j4th Ditto, Lieutenant Thornas•G'Neil, front the2gth Foot, to be. Lieutenant, vice ::;,.:opford o wlio exchanges.. , • 6'oth Ditto, Ensi:gn•jOiin from • the BLmt Fact, to Ensign, by.o•urciLise, , vice Logen, promoted. 66th Ditto, Lrenteriant- Edmund I.ascelies no be. Captaini b purchase, vi Q hl 4 ckepey, prc,:tioted. Lieutenant Keens U) be Captain-LicuteLant, by' purchase, lice Gob bet% who retires. • . D'ti B . Meek- Ge nt, to be Ensign, by pun_ o, r ! s . a . chase 'vice Prevot - , promoted. 84th D;itto, Ensign George M`Donald, Rent the. Ross and ci oinaFt y fencibles,,to,l)e Ensign, vice G4rnat, deceased. 87th Ditto, Eci.vard Thurston Davis, Gent, to be EnSign, by purenAse, vice Haltey, promoted. - • New South tNales Corps, - C.-:nsigri:John• Brahyn, to be;;Lfente ;Dant, vice Burn, accessed. Rooert• •Andersbn, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Brabyn. , • 4th VV;6t India• Regiment,. C,,ptain Jasper -Wheeler' to be Major,. by purchase, vice Darling, prcinOted in the G9th Foot. . • . - Villettes Regiinent, Peateß Loosen, .*Fent, to be Ensign, * , • ' The Hon. Colonel Broderiek's Gent. to be Lieutenant,-.with, ternoorary Rank in the ••••• ' Oerit. to be Atijurant..' 1112EVET. Colbitr tlibrge Vanri, bin liart; ör tlce.7stil i4cifei•ltent in Ireland. Wheeler of the botti X i be - .7t. t Lorin tlfy.)l CotmnissiQr. 6, Barrack_ Master Andrew 1 iins.vc.. 16 1-CO, Assisp:it Barrack-Master-General to the Corces in ,2 -, ;,c fv: Brun ick. HOSPITAL sTA G. F. Lpckley, Gent. to be.slu - kexin to• Ore Y6teet, - vice Atcheson,"det:c4,so‘l. • : Loyal „krsex cl r. Lieutenant-Cot ,n RiCintd otttat:ii: ;Irdrertlie, Ha pay of the hit: ii aft Fo . ot, tai be Lieutenant,. colonzi, vice Sparrow, Who exchanges: York Retirair;l( of FenCilic lt.far7t.y.; Richard Johnson; G6nt. to be gnsiBn, Nice Lilis, 4 - rtio , rd to the 38th Foot. i'.'enthrakabfre Le,xio,Pr: Captain Richard-Poley to be iVajor, vice Bowen, who resigns. Captain-Lieutenaht Henry Stojtes ro:be First Lieutenant john,Vby to 13Ccaptaii-Lit.uteit'ant,., lice , . Stokes,. . - • ' DPVO7I Miners John James Iddens, Geot. to •be Licutenant, Jl:onbv , • who resigns Elgin Volunteers. ; tames Sharp, Gent to be Secon:,l Letiteti:nt, vice Gzufdie, who resigns. Fjf- , L-d-c P'‘ ,2, osteers. • . - Joseph GeorgeWilhitLon; Es j. to heCapti!r., !vice -v., who resigns. VoLotteers.. - Second'Lieutennt Robert Stewart to be First tieui enin t, vice Grant, promoted in . the South Crotndall,Cempaty. Adjutant Wm. NYDonalcl to be Sccoad Lieutnaut; vice Stewart. john'Grarit, Gent. to he Adjutant, vice M'Donald. Haxiiick Gilbert Chisholm, Esq. to be Captttin,, Walter Wilson, Gent. to Veil : to:llAm. ja-nes Gent to bej.:l3l&n, Mai.l4l:dne PoLatteer.blan:ty. Scudamore, Gent. tb be Second Lieutenant. 23£ktOA A,;SII. U2d. Lieut. Charles O'kearney,of , t•he 164 h Regiment of root, is superseded. Captain Alex..Kerv:lerson, andlieut. jairfe -Mould; of the 'Caithness Fligltlanders, are superseclecl, being absent with.. ont leave.' Lnz;i' - 7n J4mei erawirld, of, Olt , Devnn and Cornwall - Fen. ia,superseded, being absent without War-Offre, .7.ri(y, 16, 8o r His ;Majesty has been plpasea to maki the follow.. tog Promotion in the. Army on tLo Establishmqnt 46th Regiment of ,Foot, Rathbone to be finsiKr i without purchase, vice Jones, plated oil H.itf_pay. D,ted Tan. 28, aor. : - . Certainly the Adthor p rnany - excell;!nt at the Royal Circus, at. George's - ifie.ids, brouglit before the Public a more fakinating:Pro... auOion than the Eclipse, or in= 'China; now perforinir.g there, so . richly,.does it abound splendourof Scenery, corrca and beautiful delinea tion of, the Cw,tume Mapn6rs ,the .- Chiilei;e::' Empire, and •Music, by A.lr. WAR r, of the ffidsi charming composition, which is. 'leknolyledged•by ah overflOwirig and l rilliarit Audience every- even..' ing, who.also bestow Ahelpudestplauditis'upcn-fllat:' magnificent" Piece the Vire King, or Albert and- Rosalie. ." - . - :r: I.OLTERi-, T ( II - crt::Til 1)A Y. J 6,830. a 12'ric...,"tilGol. S 1 N a'S crtAvv.sri.;z7, - Auc.. Ir. t' : 1 ? 155 cd ;tore, frorr. Grce.r.larlf anci fd;'.rv, frr:;•D PeAtisburtl o; E fro:Tpiort,_.•rctain. ;. V tow Niitrgretta, --=":"" • V . roiv E :_rrs, • Lraw Sailed the Soi - ereigr, — M:tchell for I ; 'enter, Egl in ' s . for . "con.lx;tritiiiripte ; • for and Jong • . . • , FOW(rt.4,I,E;,."SAI„E, • ; At Neal Lley (15 C feeCA;RI i , ';11." 1" liC al. EXc.bai l T on uesday the 48th 61 ' . , , f at' Two , rust,,o peecii36l,- • i". H E following G 0 0 1) viz. isoo -Sictes prhne VA RGINIA BACON', . .1500 Pri:zie VIRGINIA HAMS. 18op Ditto ditto Catalogue; %Ain be tirwely-fielii,-13rect by k; E (JR E EN Cl{, . Swoi : n Broke, No. 6,, G eia Eastelleap: 1E SOLD, ~ • _ . At the Hop Pole, IV , irc:ester, betv.a. ,Four our and Six in Afternoon '2901 - August, A Very fihe.FREEROLD ESTATE;.ft for qbc Residence of a Genteel" , Kunily, at. a nr.all'expeill with a 1)w - oiling : house, ano suit.tbk.. Out-buildings, .an: about z6O Acres of neat ;vatic C.,irsiund,.at, tie; very low •Reil` of zeof. per ann, in the Parish of Leigh, fivc on:lcs From Wor e2Sft....r, Sltildted 'Oa rising!Gtoi:nd, Ictha : Hi:l, Tenants wri I :::hew tnc P , PArtic4)ars o f Alt.. ISriiiteonlb,'Serje,?4it 's Fleet-Street; or ar Messrs . Cri and P.b*i I pot , Cl-;'ster. • MANOR OF EAST IA K KY, IN Li N 7 CouNsillitE• 1.31. THE MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR o f BAST. F{RSBY, compriiing several FARMS, con togetber Five iluii(tred and Th:rtv Ares of Land, .the'reaboiqs, • With good Buildings; conveniently situated ° dilterent.parts of the Mtge, ampty stilfiCient for th.occue:, tion thereof; the whole i s h e ld under written agreetnpl'' from year:to year. ** F tit sa Yis about nine 'miles' North East-of Uncoil' , and three from the Tatrapike.Road leading from Uatton.---The Es.trite is quite Compact, a .Ring Fence , pays a small Moans' in lieu of .di Tithes; . the 'Boor Rate is tuning, and the. Higliwray _Duty "temarkably easy; it also abotinds *it Game. - • For Itirther Particuials,. apply to William Baroard, Esq• of Gainsbro'l or to Mr: jiTho Duading, Skixby, near FirsbYr wlio will sfiew the Estate. - , • • • . . • Tci "1.1 - 10 MAS TAYLOR, Dear sir, ;No, 9, New Bridge-Street, ‘Lericipil. FEEL it a I);_lty . incpnibei)t upon me, to inforilt 7ybu•of. the very great,ial.extra4riktrirr. Cure I huge Er' yaw . iavaluithie IVL - 41;:tao LE AK Ets AT E N,J -• - _ A hciti't - t‘iro .:.•itt§ ktritiked itlfa V E N.E It EA I , DI SO it ovhich . 1 treat-Ni.".! 4 .dheisVightlkjor some time , nut„tite•Discase-at.letigtit.s.preadirig all'over nly• body,. obliged to tiPpiy to `the indst ernment of the . FacuitY, but their assiStanFe• Only temporary - . rel ief t; I WFP throktli va.rionS rscs of 441 iyatinn, and from;being Patti`' ' • of a:ct.tiptilent:Ezizit, was. rc,..:vxect to a !lien?. skele.ton. L7l•-ers that Sbread all "(Wei my Limbs - rendered ine a >l e• so . tliar liar Friends e.espaireti of my rctoves7' tVll•ett brought to thiS situtition, 1. consitlardd death as inec4 - , •relation.,of• mine commenting upon the Inat l K Cases irCwhich your succeeded, I was itAuced to ; t ry Box of them, which thought rather 'relieved me, 4 - 1 "„ by perwvering fort ‘vo or three nionths- s ; - ; and following yc , th unacv,ountable relaxation from dlr ea I . t i ti e e ' eu e r r e i s t - n g 4 faLt t a l l e ly m ;gicelf ri k ;- I ain now, than - A God, perfectly recove.red, and vvagting our daily ; I clout not, " but tie Tr^ y r.box, which I thin!{ cautious tv take ivib• health in its bliginal state. It is ,with the trios gratitude, that .1 subscrio 111%‘'sett,.. Sin yntir rrittb.hAttliged humble S e ..‘ r v va . n i t ) , i: ASO DC• p at . is s g . ait;, o l‘ r l t a ii n e ch pu ett l e i r c , being published, but leave'" its. to ad a ° s bi y e o t u i r w ori th nbt aS t 6 te c t ' jutignierdshall . diaate. • • ; Ikeparettand Sold by the. sole Proprietnr. - - Ttios. To, y.to ,111.ember.ot the Rord College of St:rgeortSt London, at,his /ionic, No. g, New Bridge-street ; Wherei 4t'tt: r a eniistant residence of ,more - than Thirty-Skl , Years-, in a,,pka.tice ..particularly directed to the curel ) : "Venereal .Coinplaints, and th os e incidental to tile Part/° t Generation in hdih. sexes; with' that • itiviolabk „Secre:c7 • It;len •of his. rrotession should a I wa). s'ol);erve,' , flakters himself, the 'advice and ass'ist.nce he grattlitoos'l ' ly admir.istcrs to Persons' taking this Medicine, Will D 6 esteemci by a discerning P.ubkic,. as on advantage seldn o to be obtained,,and vitt of anilligni,Dy, ' , Alsci - sold, by lits Appointtnant, - tot conven:enee \thoe living at a distance, at the Perfutnees, cc 3 , St. .ban's-street,-,.Pa1l Mall; -the Toyshop, No. 103, ()xl.nt" street ;‘ Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, t'is,l-3tr,..-zt ; Af t ' steel's, Boakselier, 'No. 1, Union-row, Liitle Town-hil• Mr.-IVattion's South-1)64e, Edinbtt:•, - .h ; Mr. CalVNcli'gf IYublin ; Mr. Bi/linge's, Atkinsoti, cheiter ; and by, one ,Person in every coinati'rabie Town is Great Britain and .ireland, in Box.es of ou'ly is„ 9 sealed up' with ful 1 and plain diretliOns, whereby pc, song, ' 'tithe/ sex may cure themselves with ease, speedi secr.:cY, I safety. • .1‘.1;13,. Every Box told in GreAt B: szaled up witli a stamp, on which, by ra vour o r the Comiyoriers, ed, at the Stamp-office, " .7 e: vitir, No. 9, New Bride' street," tciiiniflite Which is l'elons. and all otilers'are 4:010 .- 1 terfcit. • f - IFN ;West •of ".dtratityi anti Responsibrlitydetiate troin the general System cite stletttion‘of a . peculiar •Ppitch, the salletion of iong . con * " tinpeti spc.cess.is.the best-criterion of -uperigritv. Eight.ye4.rs.have I devoteil hiy practice to the treatment 'or .Thrce DisorderS, tuo'.the sticcesSful result c'h" .Alves• rho ardor•to 7 11i,ose as tar :is 1 311 : able, .the ravage; those Cru nnitia'ts wrtich are the ItiO import:o iwthe Cztalogaeof • into ever} Array. '.l , slt . at an, early period of •PraCtiee t o resc ue • , i.vidttals4rout inbrtut::,:. of uneducated: , men, or 1. Oi; (lAgetc4s•precrpit zlcy of genera! P ra dli t i oncrs .. • The TrtreKl)isonlers, to the Curt of whiclx . my . . attOttion, ,c: , :nprise every specte of • I NJ•LCTION; whether of a reczat or . Lt!ii;a: 2,diy; •A4l kinas -of wtt'ethe,r ,r ote the habits of Rchooh•boys i inthilgences of ▪ ,:':afore derange:nem of tilt! system if , ""; 9 ' 4141 t Ls . T :i L or, Sl4 t(IT It iglioram? . .l.-, or hast e tide Brie .•, er2T4inly''im'ppc?--,that tit • cells of Life the , i.sßiiscretkor, a , h T lingtiar(led hoar.---1'•) t s uperit? turd tdcit erl4lplaiws are easily cured ; at,t.l; even wlierf others:have failed, I fittst • that may presume to ollt raidienk j . •. . lit are the.cases of COM .011 ‘., •• - t. thi;*disiircitsr, •cotnpared ▪ the! ealainitoHs Si ttlat iOnS fr,im.aa iiliui:;crice ttl a - sr;litary vice, Ur drotalirrt ga . ,etics of a .fashionable life,. acq“ire that. stag :)!:I?chiti.ty, o hich is the twavoidable, cotwegt'ln.e or suc , pernielrAis . i\V-lieretltt -ttnitapny•Sufilirer broods over has n - dscry, c.'axCi'ully ..cout.cals.ius rrrty :j Litton' for him to - kno.wi that although it De an" :obje,tl 0 1•• klJubt or uriccrtainOi wit h other, l'raclitioncrs„ the remov 4l cif- these, 1,) licit' the, gladuai progress of Kenovr tton, is, the acquirenlent of toy lixprienee.. It the rift' : of Baccbtis er Veinis have' began to reduce-Mardy'vtgoult mach , anxiety . will-4v., pievented by att"ettrly :Counterae; ' - .'ion °Otitis languid State ; ititti• in these Cases,. no ditricutty will occur. •- • • • - • But where this Deficiency - hid for vpars existed, a pro Pet.: perseverance is frtliSpensabiy'!eV.tstteAli;r t ext , :c th•-! " berin"; Spark 4 of Lite, and ti - bri2aminatt: - ftkitr ; pnstitution. A MA RR. I E WO E v41, 1 1 : 1Wi1 . 1 . -6nYideer. slisap potnte" - in t hcir.ex pettations of a - .Fa....14,..,intiy-44:-;tttrstired.,•-titai;il Most inStatirtis, seL detects aca ~ ,arataile;k,ir, Medical skill. The seerc3Y which is. so essential, co .toy .undertaking , and the qua iitiCations xr MCI) lrhaVe presutnedl6 state•ObTT :the basis of ifir,prc.jolsibits, Mid' . - coirciden ,-1 ce. (with suc h this intimati©u is glyea, that B. .may jpe. Consuite_ perscutaliy, or by Letters -(inelpsing a srnall.Note); at I,l ' hoose, No. 29, 'Am - rifle) Itreet;•: - .Strand, • near Tentple ,T..here is an additiontl Bntrarke in Water.strec i t adjoining, and the! Name is on both the:tit:ors: -- M. B--, - Member ot the Royal Col;tke of Surgeons. . _ T. BA4-10w. 2 Ilaidamix, Sept. 24; ifin. The undersigned - Magistrates and Inhahitants of lioncluras, embrace theoPportvnity c• f your leairing this ' SettleMent, to express the 'sense they entertain of the essential services rendered to them, in the course . of yOu'r Corrirzane . and Itlieyiutet4iney, Whilst.vv.e acknowlf;dge with gratitude 4.14: ad vantages this Settlement has dent _d from that care aOd ;attention which you have invariably shewn„ . . to. the promoting e - ery measure condifei'.' - e' to'its trite it;lerest, we .ire Icd.to solicit . yetleintilier good oil ea .:ttr.eur behalf, by making such represen't,i.: ti cirrx tp - . - 1 .e.; i,I. P.., L..; .., r: 1: t s : , 1 - .;.1 _His -Gfaree . ih e Di l k - e , of!PZ.),IO- r; , -:, ~. taus hi:lg ~ 1- , o : , ccetisitfof bui• f;eing suppiied with.' provi.,l , ins .1:1.1 - itic..;l 4 :er E - 010 the Mired "[:lces of 'A:Lodz:I, a:xl of their beir'z per_ mitted to take In- ieturn Kit . prok[xe orthii `jettle merit ; and,' in . ilic.okrilt of Ftjce tiiki . iig place; tb . use. your inaueitee wittillis Majety's . MiniF,ters, to procure !crr ; ' 5 aperinzioreltabiishniefirl: Measures, which w-e.,Ftumbi rc y , &;ficeive,- cart. alone "tend-to in:: crease and' sji.iport .commerte,""ple4etVie cur .eredi r, and cnablq its to pursue our becupation 7 with equal advantage to oUrselveS and to the .i'vlotirer Country.' After the . errhii - icisoine manner - in sNi l .ll-ch 'our most , Gracious Sovel'eign loss expfess,:l his it probation of your military services; we cannot Entertaiti'a doubt of our wishes:: being tullilled, in your favoul,• in your professional lima, It reipains lot us, in the sizit?li city of troth' tce'acknowledg•e, "that •under your Ia- Auence, the ties of social. c.(.4 - iipa& - reeeiired growth and . strength; the Courts of luclitature were pro.. teled, - and due 'energy - ittfused - thro - ifgh the whole system of Ciiiik Power, from which - ive • donbt)-nbt the most beiieticial . effeas will Continue to, flow . We have the honour to subscribe otirselleei; . with great-respe6i, 'Sir, your' most grateful, and- .most 4 4 obliged hi rnble Servants, -, - . ( Sig ned) "'Thomas Potts Marcus Persle •' . aisiat,Tyler T:innas jacks= Thotnas Rohert;on • • William Lewis - - - 'ylatsbal Berntet - RoliCrrSitatk , • , . William Stamford - • - .William .}ino .. . . . C. T.hoi'nizwn .- • - • Peter C. .Willi 14 ;VI wil:.op ' • Roderick Arktenzie Btatjamin Garnett _ Tames Cordon w#l. '.! : l iiti ko ri,int 7t .tuiniti s a ( crihr 3 ii r ipbe a pi h sogs s hri m. k7i.n : ,, l. . . ofol l w n el g E t l t i sice , J.- Darlington. • ames,-Roxiin • ‘, ..- .%\ v 'lllia .dm m I W .i li k r i :e - . - ;Imes Hamilton. i Nicholas Dawxin lin , O'ttitts.i '• ' Edwird jone . P,iitsicik-WA4Fon - - F..dwnrci..Ettighes, . . ionp.tli;bn ;Car . . amen Elliot - Varn . <l; May ue , atTICS Hytle im: Manly;Towler;i j ff.4).. ones 12etwarac . 161phiiatl .`- . '..- - W. lielmsly James Gray • I..'EDWARDS. ~y~desirc,. ATARRIED. , - Yesterday morning,' Mr. Thornas I3inless, of Das:nglull., street, to Miss Jacksou, of t;ower-street, At Plyrrivtli, Lieutenant govt , ker,..of flis Majest:,'s Ship Prince, of gi r,o'n4., to Miss Yates. • On the 4tii inst. at Leith, Mr. Robert Auld, of Glasgow, to Miss Isabella Douglas. - At Edinburgh, Hector M'Lean, Esq. , of Kingerloch, to Miss Eliza Fraser. • -DIED. 4hi , motitiwilve_ 3d in q. after A few.: lints illness, the Rev. Rector 42,f-Stennington' Gloucestershirei. \W alki ar dlkay and kat ley, 'Warvviekshire, On Millici - 49`a!St. Cheyne-walk - Chelsea .Mrs. Mary' . . I Vabdit-Es - ch',: tl;ged 74 Years. • „ . the-7th irist, 130vv165, 'Esq; of Abiiwa.on, aged 74 yeatso. • •an.. Monday, last, at LiVer i yso,l, . Mr. Wild, upw.irds of twenty yearsymnpter of Covcnt-rjar,l6l 711,•4tre.. At ttrinburgit,'tlie 230 u it. Lieutenant-Genei-Ai Cainphello3f-Co lend:true'. - Wethlesiity last, at Captain Ximenes's, at.Bear-pJace, Mrs. Serra. . Vrinrett by BUCHAN:\ N 1 LI-IN, tot t.veitt-i•r,Tect- i ; Ana Vtlivi.slitct-by LIAM ARMlGi d it SCRlrri (Of Horse- terry-toaki, Iyestminate:); At the Svn.Vrizcr, No, :A2, a:ravd.; where itchaerturvarnir, Qt.lir i fur the Imo s for au Eilrior, ( be addre§sed, ~l ~; - a+... .~ /LGIlb AVI. 4. ST E the Orders issued, by the Con manger. Chief Were dutde kno..vn:to the Elgin Volunteers, piTparations have been making by that Corps ro march on the shortest notice: - Nfew days ago their arms were inspetied , by air -O.f:er -of the Royal Ar tillery. • - After the - iripedion, -the Commintliniy .0 bilker took the. opportunity of asking the VOlun- Jeers how - fiir they were, wi i lling : to'gx . ccild their'ser vices when the whole dnanirnously offeredtp serve .in any part of Scotland, and declared their i re i diness tt ta - march - when e er ordered ; some of them at the same offered 'to follow -their Cacerseven. to Egypt• SPORTING INTELLIGENCP. BRI EL.MSTQN. TVEIDAY, 41:13 . 3. 11. A Match for alga. each. Last, half mite of the Course. Mr. Moriand'APeti..eit. was beat by - Mr. Arndt t's his)cer. andoes, est. solh. , • • The.odas' were 7. t.O i in favor; of Pet., An excellent . race. Whiskeraridoes, vioni by a . .A Match. , for3o'gs. - Last - thiee qUarters of a mile. Mr. Pankores w Trombone,' 9st. sib. '.is beat by Mr. Lad brokes Amazon, by Driver, out of Fraetions, 7st. nib. • Seven to 4 against Amazon; who won very easy. A Handicap Plato for lior i dat„of al: ages. One heat. Crarse. Mr. Ladbrolie's.*Oterl. 4 y Old,'lnt.. - 10-Ib. His Royai , lligiutiOSS.krie bf tet Horn, 5 yrs 01d,..45t.-11b.- •- • Mr. Whatey's Vivaldi, ; yrs oia; Sat. 71b. dr Mr. IlarriS's. Gig; 4 yrs old; fist., - - dr Mr-flowarct's , Qoeo,l7.tree, 4 yrsola, gist, 12,1 b. - dr Mr. Pantoh!-3 Trombone, 3 .. . yrs old, s 121 b.., - dr TWo t: the "ticid against the ?rinse.; 4-. to z the field .against to a ,tike Beid - against •D/Ly stery the same 'against Vivaldi. Thefirs - t a dead heat between Velvetliorn and Mystery ; the rantait der' driiwn , after ie - dead - heat.. 'A 'very good race. The bets were gerterallreven Which won the .P late. The I 2 7: 1 t it 11; T Lo. iv; anti:i I;( Zen?, 4tui retai Poit • steSsill r lf u city I\/' ci es N oz o .fie v Biro for, ' unti A :4 1 tic B te n , sere lour nave 1 .1 11; 1' 1 lor i tiler ray I , ~~ ~