The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-23 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY SESSIONS. The 'Sesction;; I,c erg' held yesterday before the -Right Hownitable Sir WILMA N 1 SCOTT, liaro.ll SiL Si :l,;;4 LE: BLANC, at the Oiii .161 m Brodie; s !oc,,i itr.tiJe , l for a tnisikmeaneur, c o t orobted upon 11 , t.' I ity,h Seas, within the juris (ll:4inn of the. Auwii _t? ..f The prisoncr, it iq i i ,-0101, was at the time of the connifissiots of tho oiler.ce %Alai which lie was c!larged, tvlli h , v. 14 of .1 fm,o?;t atrocious dk..Selaption„ the itt , rchfitittnan, on her vo ape to Fars!. 'the .:,01y•tvi;oi',ot to stlbStaniiale the ...HI IA 4 S a' lay y lioozey, Who it, ade t ; (1 ray "k cr., , w• on board the:time mentioned. ()iv ras r cross exinuin Rion, confes.ed that he bad been :very hever 1 y treated th , s prisoner. Fie also contess#ifihat he had once 'flog 1.6. t t!.,•rt. -; Ilurgess, elite of ..the vessel, di Scribed the inoiecntor to he a boy of b.id charac. t t -r,•tiud said he would dot co:dit hint on, oath. Lit - icier these circumstances, the Jury r e turned a verda of Acqutttn l. Ti w prisoner was trled on a capital charge at the list Sessions. MURDER.; Goiseppi wr4 cirpitally indiEted for the wittut murder of Luie,i 'Yerari, ori hoard, the King s:Ml packet, on the liith of July•last. .The prisoner rind the • deceased were Italian prsontrs, in ;heir pat.sage to England, and in the coarse of tile voyage the.crinie charged was cornriitted.' The first witness called to su; , pt , rt the indir9 ment warr;.Givani Subboilini, who deposed, through the medount of an interpreter, thatplie wits prkoiter of war on board the Killgblon packet, in the month of July ki,t, c o miog from - Gibralter. pr: , ,oecr and the deceased' .sate likibiiistr On board as pi sut War) On. 'be afternoon of the kith ot July, the' piisoi,er went to place'a pot un the fir to boil some soup for hi's it)e)18, hut the cook told hint that no ctioking was allowed at that tune of the day.. A quarrel ensued - in which 'much bad language passed pn,brith sides, when iretari, the deceased, who was taro:: upon de.; k; and on approachinggthe isoner, askyd him 'is hat he was • tnakyog such a ahout, observing that be was always quarrel ling. The: pr,soner replied, that•it , Wat"rio• business ot •tin.l utter a short . t heication betwen him and the.deuened, 'he took off his cap and threw it on , theriurid, in de.fiance to the deceased; ' They then Atsfar ked each otlierimnd in the scuffle fell against a gun, , .While. 0 • Liati.:greltnld., ht.' prisoner bit the deceased, and the deceased in torn hit the prisoner's cheek severely.. and- male it bleed. While the de'.% co3s-Al held the cheek 01, thi prisoner in his Mouth, he ' ( di e prisertier) calf , d out, that if he would let bon go, they ;would he trieinis, aoil that he would 41 a bog OM tatty more. —rieriveie then twparat,,d, and wont toditTerent sides:of the deck, Cut remaitnd withal sii;ht of each atoer.. prisoner,. twist :took t. knife from the place where he stood, and held it in a secret 'win ner, behind .hit back, arid aditaticed to too deceased in a slow manneri , and audited hint in . the tight brew. The. time the doCcieied receit el the woun d, lie • wa , in c .in , ersation , ii ith other prisooers of war, not saw the prisplier a pproach, but did not sosoea ote:ition. A period,ol five minutes elapsed be -I,,yivcp itAy„tsegorariou n : r of t iotes, and the aOnal tbe In cons , iitienck: of the ~.4011,00;,.ti;.e•drueleied led into the tits id his eotil-, wit h ride, ;sod di& alew minutes,' late.koile 4)10 014 mvounAl Was Milt; ted, 1, 1 1, , p1 J S lion aboni an inch in width. The prisoner wad irnoicdiately secu, red : , and on beiog coniiited, lie asked i ss i,,ther t he, deceased was dead,- and, on being ati sAered in the :4tnistive, he said he, was satisfied, another prisoner of ,war who VV33 yrcseltt at the time the dec.•nsed catht:!:on deck, et'rriobor'•ted the testimony ot'the I o f w i t e:4„rs, oily difference in their et alence tt as, that' the latter vOlnearri s lid three minutes etai Se 11:(411 the WO of the fight untd the prisoner took Op, the knife, which bding ac) 'spe4 knife VI shut, lying on the priso ner's bvid that was on fleck, and which he put bchind Isis hack and opened, from that time matt the ao tusi t in nir.tion of the, wound, two or minutes , eiepired, arid the deceaseddied in a . few minutes af.. terwardp. * TWO other 'ltalian prisoners who were on board the itira , ,el at Cho time, whnessed the Itatisaaion, cOrroborated iPe Material fat.ts adduced by the wit. misses who vreceded hit - well to be a surgeon; he was on-hi:lard the ;Kingston 1 - ..acket on ,the pith of,J.uiy, on that day the deceased was brought to Ili. itocia. the lore-part (4,0 w ship, its ad) log Ik e ',was wounded u nder the right nipple, and blood flowed.prolusely trom the wound, .which was an Mob in width, Ile had no doubt that the wound in question was ILc . CR I ,ISe of the death of the deceased, who diedin a leN minutes, An t04 . ..ie1 who Ituew the prisoner for Awo yoars atiOa wa6 ei(hod in t}is,t.lettsif, and dtri; si_t•i'oed him as a lintilitP man, and bY tiOruetins Oar.: re( .0nt...,!, , . Sit Simirq 131..i5c, in aintning tip the , den ce icrlbeti to the Joq t iTr! rvsde f Aing unur. der, i n tt t!..%tr thJ.oper, .11 Ow ) , titous iq tfOin th.t twott: ot tit , (pallet to Ootutiniori ot the of}t'til L, ILL prisoni tulle tu cool, rtt. , .i thlt his pr,',ion had sittiaided, they wouid fiad hells tc,.ll,lty of ; if, on the contrary, tht•ty thought. W3B erit' l .l tlO bite he liadceoeivo, 1,0' , 3t,,k)b , : 1 1 tl. tit4),A:a4Ol tile. , svtiald 606 hint (.4 ::\43All,itkt4tr, "'Th e Jury', itten . at , Ctlllf4OratiOp, fctouLtei ser;Act of iliansiTiziita, and Scott irn mediately sentenced the vrisooer to LK! 1113priA.4Cd One Year' ill Ne[ivgate , PIRACY, John Callen, Ails CO s, was capitally indiaeci for being f oun d, Co wydry to his 'allegiance, servthising o n board a French ship against the subietts of country From the testimony of t,ieutenint John Parr;oat f the Nophomberland loan of war - , it ,avpeAred th the UlAtiuUtio -Frunch privateer was taketrby hi LONDON s rioted by itleliAl at the Surt-Ovr Front the LONDON G.dZETTE, fun, 22, 18 i 1. ship, on the 21 tof Novernhor, off Ushant and on a part of the people of- the' Northumberland going on board to take pcitst ssion, the prisoner was toend amongst the crew. Ott being :asked whether he was riot strloch , lintan, ire retitled in the negative, b.,1 said •115 Iristoran ; un b‘!ing taken on board the Nioitinuriberiand; he confessed that he had been •invalided from _thous (min ot war, and had been in the action (a Trafalgar. These facts w e.re corroborated by the testimony at Henry, Hill iind ilehty Bayle, the latter of whom served' with.the prisoner on board the Zealous.. 7.1. e Captain of . the French privat:-..er ilk() proved,. that he shipped tie plisetter at St. INIaloc", h.rting taken 10111 Out 01 prison under t -,uppusitaon that he was tlO A..ncrican, previotisly paying 55U ti,res for his discharge. . . On producing the.papers of use privateer, the pri soner was round entered as a native ot Philatf•.:lplaia in . America. ' Tue Prisoner in his defence said, that he ; went out in a smack withr tr)sters trout CaatTsend ththe French cons., under Pr tis ssian colours, and with an . English license.—On his at rival otl Covwale, how. eve!, .the vcssel was 1)03rth. , 1, and he, together with the Master and another man on Uthird, weie eon veyed to the to er of St. Malt wh,ere he re, mained for nine inuthhs, supported (lily on bread anti water. At. the expiration of that time, the , CApt:iin of. the Clatien.e cant o s to him, and asked Trim it he would serve en board his privateer, to which prOposition 416 agreed, in the hope that he might be eloabltd either to make l.is ese.ap, or be taken by , ,k tiritish eriii4er, and the Captain accord— ingly tel. .550 les :for his liberation. was only two nights On board when taken by the North ntriberland cunt:hided by declining. that no 7. thing could be farther from. tits wisoes ur Melina -4ions titan .to take trios against his l ink and country. , BatorriM.'DoNAO) having' summed up the evi dence,' the' Jury returned a verdict ot . bead), but recominended the prisoner 1T10NL.61.1 Uaig r ly to mercy. Slf Wit,Liam Sco'rr then passcd sentence of Death according, to the form, observing, that he should represent the recommendation of the Jury, as well as the circumstances of ill , : trial , in the prpper quartet% ' . Joseph Allan, and Charles Jam two respect able fishermen residing at' Ipswich, wen:: tiled an indictment charging them with stealing a top of copper from tie transport Anne; of Aberdee.n,which was wrecked on a sand bank, twelve miles Om the coast of Essex. The charge was not, ho . weVcr, sa tisfactotily established, and they were acquitted. — Tile Court that adjoutned. BANKRUPTCY SUPERS' EDED. W Ebcworth, dcaler. . [(pie and I. ClL:ithop, Mant;livoer,•clyer. B,4':ARUPTS. I. K. l'vlalleson, Swteilieg's-aißy, Cornlid], bill-broket, to ; Surrender lan. a 6, .tt rani, 30, ai twelve, and Mardi 5, at ten,at Cuildhail, London. 'Attorney,' Mr.' Witity; Iluck, ingnaln-street, Strand. T. (;reeves, Oldham,-- Lancaster, grocer, Feb. 5, at five, 6, at ditto, and 11-larch 5, at three, at the Spread Eagle 10n, • Oldharp. "Atiorisics, Mr. 11. Barlow, Oldham; and • Me6sFa. Milne:and ry, Temple. • W. Cogswell, Trowbridge, Watts, clothier, Feb. s, at the Christopher !nil, Bail), 8, and iNtaro 5, at the Grow.: inn, Trowbridge, at eleven. AlR:inks, Mr. I. ‘Villnans, Red Lion-square,London; and Messis.Williaurs and hush, Trowbridge; . . Lewis, Worcester, vintner, Feb. 14, is,. and March 5, at eleven, at the Golden lion, WOrcester. Attorriles, Mr. Becke, Brearn's.buildings, Liraneery.:lane; and Mr. ' Worcester. I'. K. Kent, Cannuit-street-road, St. George's in the East, timber-dealer, lan. '26, at one, Feb. 2, at elevens and March 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, Wellelose-square. I. Kelly, Great Pultney-street, Golden-square • victualler, lan. 26, Feb. 2, and March 5, aCone, at Guildhall. E. B. White, Clhutiber's-Street,' Goodman's. fields, carpen ter, 1an...26, at ten, Feb. 2, at twelve, March 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. Rutson, IVOR:lose, equare. • ' •• A. iluilgson,Fenehurelt- street Climbers, iner;hant, lan. 26, at eleven, 3 0 , at twelve, . and March 5, at CIO/ell, it Guild hall. Attclnies, M6stA. Atcheson and Nlorgarr, Win ' chester-street, Broad-street. Lockley, 'Cooley-street, Southwatk, dealer in soap and candles, lan, 2y, Feb. 9; at d Nlatch, at ten, at Guildhalt, I..ointun. Attorney, Mr. lea dung, .I.!tnittt - netteet, 131. • -shop!... , ;lte. I. Sells, Brixton-hill, 'Sufrtey; carpenter, Jan, a 6, Feb.:,; • anti Alarchi,'•at eitie, at Guildhall, Lond.ori. Attorney, Mr. (% AR:won. Union-street, Sow wark L. J •kinsworili,Wil noel), Lancaster, and.P, Bennett, Witton, , Laneaster,'csirthriiimanitf,cimeris, Fib. .2, at two; is, at ' ten, 411. i Alareii 5, at one, at the Black Bull ;lin, Black. burn. Artorittes, .Mr. R. 'l)cwiluist, Blackburn ; and Messrs. lilacklot,k and E Intkourt, Temple, London. 'l'. lielshavv, Manchester, machine.maker, Feb. 4,5, and 5, sit two, at the George lon, 'Manchester. At-- tortiws, and Ainsworlb, Manchester ; and Messrs. Milne awl TeMple, Lon,lon, • • R.Graltain, Lisurp-01. merchant, Feb. 13, 14,,and March 5, atcwe, at the (.; lob.: Tavern, Li verp, iul Aitornics, i' , lessrs. Cooper and Lovia: l s6l,lYrianif,ioli-buildnvi,s ; or Mr. Battyc, Charicery.-lantr, 1:ondotf; and Messrs, Orred .J.l Barnes, (4 Messrs. Cruinji airiaodge, Liverpool. C. tones and 11, Loadsman, Sheffield, druggists, Feb. 2,5, and March s, one, at Guildhall. Attownies, •Messrs. Lowless!antt Cresse, St. Mildrea's-court, W. Lletvillen , Bristol, fray-u:aler, jan. 24, Feb. and March 5, at-sen„ , A the goinuier Tavern, Bristol. Al - tornles, IVlessrs. Sheidtarti and Adtington, 11,ediont•tow, Landon ; and Alt. lames, Bridge-, A; 11..Croolr';`Can::, t:alicasaire, calicu-manueacturer, Feb, . 13, 14, and,Marchs; at eleven, attire King's Head • Colic. Atliointi, Mt, Hardin:re Colne; and Mr.Wigles i !No' th, (..;raYIS lint-square, Loridoli. P. Bennett, Dowiiehid, Gloucestershire, ; Inealinin, lan. 25, • Feb. t 3, and liattll 5, at eleven;'at tire RuitinicrTavero, Bristol. Al turnies, tMr, Lox, or AIL. Uucst, ; and 'Mr. lames (;ray's •Ito i, London. T. Beroiett, ironmonger, lan. 25, Feb. 5, and Marcia 5, at ten, at Guildhall, Attornies, Messes, An , nealey and Bennett, Atigel.conrt, Throgniortup-rcet• • E. Smith, GreenVich, gror2er, lan. 26, at 01).:, i'tb• ap at eleven, and It•larch• at ten, at Cluildhlill,',Lonclon.' At. tornfts, 4ricaors, I. and W. Richardson, New Inn. • - j.. King, Hampstead, shopkeeper, Jan. 26, Feb. • . 2, arid March s, at eleven, at Guild h all, laondon. Attorney., Mr. Bryant, Coptnalt.court, Throgniorton-street. C, robeeker, Greet Sr; tle.en's, London, ship-owner, Ten. 2,9, and March 5, at ten, at guildhall ,. Attorney,, ' Setiee, St. Mary A Walker, Little Britain, lace-dealer; 'fan. 26,1 , eb 4, at ,oue,,and Karen 5, at ten, at Attornies,- Lyon,' Gray's inn, LoialOri; . anct.Mr..J . ,,klearn, • NI. Cassel, Sun:street, Bishopsgate :Meet, ShOpkeeper,'lani 26, 1" et) atni;Mareit 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. At' torney, Mr. J. Hart, Pope's Head-alley, Lolultiil., DIV II) ,yos • _.• - - - - • A true Bill was yesterday, found br the Grand Jury appoilited by 'the Admiralty COntt,, aga ust Caw-. Stevenson, fUran assault with 'intent to com mit a rave on a lady, 'on her lifissage to the West Indies. His 'trial was . postponed to the next Ses. wions, on conlitiun that he sltralld cuter into 10001, recoolzan s ces for his .appear,thee, and that, two survtie sliou;tl enter into rek,,ognizances of Soot. each, as as a further t;ecortly. PO LICP.;. bow_sTREET. . , Yelterdar Deid.cwi and Elizateth his wife, :togeitier with mere fully,• corn ru'“fed"for tri.ll; c...aiged c,u stispicino .of coining c , unterfeit sixpences, s'Alinbs, halt-crowns, dollars, arid liall- 6 1.n0r,::;, in a roo.o occupiill by 'hem at a 1.,0.0 In a oititt is Dritry-I,ine,•.‘ lwre '1111.! pleCt!s' were 16114, liquids for colowing' thew, and where tln all•re,ided together. Charles Feuteham ,was convicied ul Leeping a lit de-go, or prit ate lOttery,' in a ronm in a back-yard in 'Blenheim-street, upon the oath ol Samuel l'autiti,n, belonging to the Office, and other witticsses. lie onvittted as a rugue and vagabond: • • Frederic He/)ling and Joseph fleptin,g were charged the a similar oll'ducc, upon the 0..t1i of Lavender the officer, klumphries„ and other witnesses, in Aloore-street, Seven•dials.—Joseph Hepting was acquitted, there being on proof of his having, done any illegal ad. —FrederiCk liepting was convicted ati a rogue and a vagabond, and committed to the bouse Of corredion. . , 2. 1 ). J. ftric.l6:vood, ten. 1. liriekwoori, jun. I, W. Morgan, and I.T(Starkey, !vet • banker, at ten, at Guildhall. - • Feb. 19. W. Oxford-street, linen.thaperi,at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 1 9. I'. ittitlidge,'Reading, hatter, at cleven, at Guild hall, London. • March ,a. W. Cannitiard, George -street, Oxtind-ti reel, hal:cr, twelve, at Guildhall. . Feb. 13. W. GOodenough, Hampstead-road, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 14. C.ckaril,. Little Moor-fields, breeches-maker, at oletve, at,Guildhall. t 9 T. berry, Fleet.street, man's-'mercer, at eleven, at lan. 23. W Williams, West Smithfield, cutler, at twelve; at Gunithidt. ' ' teh. t 4. U. tleseltine, Meech-street, J. Barbican, oil-merchant, tqc.o4 (;14ildhal I. Stantford, viituallcr, at eleven, at th e SWatt" and Tatbot Inn, Stairitord. • Feb. 14. G. Bowler, Haugiiton, Lancashire, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Mtiiicneuer, . Feb. is, 1. Nockold, Colchester, ltat-ritaptlto6tfiret, at (our, at tviaid's.heatt Inn, Norwich. I%elatell 31. S. A, and U. 'Oddy,. Oxford -street, booksellers, at twelve, at t;eildball. • Feb. 13. W. Marblrall, Old Bethlem, bi wh-tnakcer, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. Z 3.• I . Eccles; Crispin-street, Spitalflelds, 'draper, at eleven, at Guildhall.. K T I FIC4T ES . Feb. tz. T. Harrison, Canionitle...smet, stationer. W. Westalt, MlAmt-street, .Whiteehapel, yeast-merchant. 1. Barton,' Stockport, cotter-spinner: 7.,l!erkins,,Neath,.apotheeary. 1. Thlton, Great Cotam.street, merchant, Watker, tiolhorri, bookseller. • ' R. Keiry,, liucklersbury, warehouseman. Sltyeltve6(l, settle, intt l iteepec. • P 47 IPS issotrfia. . Pirkin . and,l. Curo,§, 11 , 1austleld. ci ti .eind'l, Kitigsion.iipon. Bull, batten.. Scaite and. Co. New Bovd-street, woollen-drapers. P. Pole 4Ott CO. Nult p las- lane, merchmt.i. I. and S. Hewett,ionit - s.street, . Thomas and 'l. Plot Iterm!, Itrisrol, Wihe.rilerch;thts. A. 0. itulley and .Co. tAlward-street, l'urtrnan-sqtrate, M. laluup and IV. Clark, Tower street, wine -merchants. W. Walker , and . S.' leveddie, ing-4treet; St.' PAWS'S. Square. . • area{, M U . Old.street, city-road. C. TwkttiAtaki, ahji M. Atkitiboil, Leeds, ilax.dealets. 1. Ikon and WW. I igtit, Warwielt,'coirlb- itakers. ' VV..i tilnell and Co. thw-street, utd.srrcet, cutlers. I..and 1V . Cal44r, Witite i Cro,i•streo; it,Aboldasitera.- • and 11., tlultactt, rignas. Wo p-Era uET —Yesterday Miles, a butcher, in the neighbourhood of Kingsland.road, Was brought pp, and ulidawent a final examination, being charg ed with having stoieu elevuttibeep, the property of a hal cup ari in Sinitlifield. Market.—He. was luny commuted to'Newgate for. trial: On Saturday sclmight a boy about five years of age (ell into a well, 20 yards deep, at. lit icrly-till, near Stourbtidge : .on the alarm being given, ilic neighbows, together with several people who were passing At the time, repaired to the spot„'and could pst perceiVe him ti)atio'g'on' the water. A collier .was solicited. to, go down, but . refused, observing the rope volt not , asalfieient strength to bear his i weight, and recommerith:d a boy-who ,was present, and 'about ten. years of age, to• ventui e upon it 'in the t w ,cl. t et, who 'bravely acceied to the propos.d. In tile meantime the rnpe- !:ad been let down into the welt without the bur:!:t_t, and on drawing it up'tor -titelad to descend, it o as pvrceived; to the Astoniih;. moot and satisfaction 01 numbers who had' by this. time collected, that the hdok at the end of the rote, '1 , 1 ;41 pri,videntially catt.;hc the bottom of the child's waistcoat, by width meant lie was drawn nut, nearly lifelest ; belt total trcoveted, and wilt restor led to bia alnwst districted parents without a bruise: . The ay idify with which Purchasers ate daily making in the State Lotteiy,,cannootail of ensoring a great Sale, and must of course cease 'rickets and Shares to rise. lIOUNSUY and Go, do not with to urge their friends to boy sooner than usual, bat with a view that they will save considerably. by so doing. •rhe great success lioatonv and Co, have met with in the last two years; and the pm:opine:3s of paying so many Capit4l Prizes, 'they trust will ensure~ them a sta c t u e nt bo lu t u t , e n r i' y on of ottice i s 7bli tv 26, Cornhill,'ar.mr, at t ai l ld ieit s; l t i . ce i‘ b i tic ar i . l 1 garet's Hill, Borough." Late in the evening of Sunday se'nnight,'as some, servants m: the employ of Mr. Wake, of .NadOn; were seaciting ltat shegp, mipppsed iw be". b ur iyu ! n : the snow, they abseruA the track inan's fool towards a saw-pit, pear the side of a lane. Icadir.g to Dunktain-Re4.eli, from the Naabn Road, v. inch was rendered nearly impassable by the drifted snow, and purihing the footsteps;they found.ila the pit an eitierly. man, named - Turner, a firmer; of Scowl-Amid, 74 years'ot age, who, from,h4 own ay. count, had left , his residence about fotir o'clock. on Vtichty afternoon,—and was proceeding tnwards - L on • don, but having mistaken the road, had falljn into t he pit, which was blown over with brIOW, in which h e had remained six or seven hours. .Q vcs T f. Hank Stock, 241 per Cent 09 98 99! ( era. S 3 3 Q6f i 3. 1 ,0 r Ct. Cons. 66 65f fAf-66 Bank 1- Alin. 174 i "TlAtTalt.ll.llll‘. AMU MlNGWolleiliettl ar d b„1 , 0 , e(1 by WILLIAM ARMIC,ER SCR I PPS, Soutb Melton Ltreq. Gro'vcnar ' ll4 RD HARRIS , Alattlret..c.outt, Low- 11 1TC I ICI, No. lift, Strand, where Advirtnernents, firdffr for the p a per, I : „4tters for tbeliklior (post.paia), Intarbt , add,eqg:4l.- . _ - A.. hi lb► The population of C a rtbarn!, reviously RIO Collttigion appetiing titere t on6lStkti-o! I 2,C00 and during eight weeks prevAtnee of the tulidit .w op werg swept off. Saturday-, At bile the four wre'clitts pillory in the ; 01.1 I 3 iiky, a porer, in , of a tv-idesruan in t 4 Strand, but 11)s . PO' near the en.i of Eltiel •lsne o f 30h, in l inf of exchange nt t (JOl. BIRTUS. On the virinst. the Lady of Q. Scott, FA' Salop, ot a Son. On the gqi- inst. at Blackheath, 'the Coma ( of a Daughter. Saturilay• the rult inst. at no'. naar Lady oil'. 13. Ricketts, Esc; e l f t' Vi9 Oiv the :oh hist: "at Dalke.tliAluo. Queensberry, of a Daughter. On. Fuesday. last, at Bath, the I.Aly.of Sir iston, Bare.' of a Son and lien . . On Wednesday fast, at Dept.fora, the Lad ; Williarn Young. of the Royal • Navy, of i Stitt. Oil Sal ur tty last, the Lady of Augustus fl; of a Son. ' • • • On the r9th inst. of a Mughter, the 'a of the lieo;yrc.t Regiment. Mounr Slillitay last, at Melton Nrlnian. 'ora 5, , 11. On morning, at hi> 2 ordsiti::', hoe: place, Lady Viscottittessllarnitton; Alrift 8 ltD: - On Tiles ,l aY 13st, at lioniton, the Rev. of 1/ ply me, to Sophia E zabet 1] ,4:lJest dauk Dr. hlouey Wood, lteetor of lluniton, and lrioce of Wales. At, the Varisli Church of •DonsinsiPtt, ten,tnt Colonel Quentin, of the loth I_,ragoons, daughter of the late lames Lasv reit,. Esq. A I,w days ago, being the foUrth tim e, Gautby, in' the Connty ot . Leicester, I.4tvi celebrated fiddler anifiravelling brazier, and as the leader of a gang of gypsies:, agco 86, tb ton, of CoAton•in-the-Elms, aged az. MED. In Sloane•street, John Fennell, Esq: • • On' VVethiesclay the gth inst. in Great .Geon . land.square, l)tiblin, Mrs, Wallace, Loty () lace, E. VAttfitet at Law. On the 16th inst. in the 6o,th y ea r of hi Dr. John Vardill, Rector ‘lSli.irbeck amt shire. • ak On Thursday lasi., at Chiswick, lames , lc , On Friday last, at I)uffieht, itt the Count the 86th year of het agc, Mrs: GouLd,. Edwarlie.;otild, , ESq. late of Minsfield • W ol Cdunty of Nottingharri u On Saturdariast. , Mts. Denham, reltr.A of Denham, E;,q, of.chigwell, Essex. • On Sitntlay last, at Turner's: hilt, Chesltt Lsq,. ...ay,ett 73 On St.l:,(lAi, iaq., at Batt, Mrs. 1' Henry Pilintey, Vica r 6; New • Ott Nlcl"'",v, 'hr hbilse • th ews, r,.;;it.l of 101)4%2:0hm5, Esq• On Nio; k ttriy evrning, at licr sister's tie?, moltr.sttc t A after a blWit. , lilt,: • 7,1 , 5, 5 1-Ittry , aut Esti c P W,,tkl! ship, and sister . tu Sir-George 'fringe. 1 ; 4 ' 1 Atllls Itouse , in Stattno.pe-btreo, atter.s Jul illness, Thomas Esq,. K.") *-\ A few dab's agri; at his house in. Westrow • lingering accay, Mr. Felton stnitt,:age 4 i . ttli inst. at Itracehead Abt)L) Marian Sproul.l, age(l . 9s years, trilt“cd vein,on, to wholn she had only one On who has lett tS grAtiki a:aid/co, 40' , r ; to great.gre it 4 11 .1 3 '• tium, tivL Y..11.)111 werc . allye ai idle "41c . • .• .1 :5, „...., . RA I , . Sto cV, f`; In tia Imtia NeW At,o. L7cejke% {l‘ii6oro, C.lis for Feb -04 uit . 60 , • To L. "l'A"kC LOR, Singitoii; N.: i), , " 1140/ -, sta. IN, the .Spring ' ' t.f t 1 .7 91 1 446 71 ' ,lll itti .3 ,1 1 :- . 0 . Venereal Complaint, which I treate, . 4. , 'ence for five months; but was then obi iged 1 )1t0 regular Physician. vha,put a te mporarY ~0 , 1 , fence of tlie 'l)isease ;by mercurial aPPP44 0 1 4 c; but growing, in spite of ail medicnte hetet, Pt' the first Gentlenvir of the • raetiltY ; Work for two years, I was reduced to a state ' !Walk-led, and 'beyond ,de,iefit)tiOn, . heillg i 31 1 . 1 ii and ult.erated from' head to foot . —MY . )c ""' ' i Ruse, legs,, arms, &c. have been alternately.° 01 becoming useless';. in, short, 1 haYe,h. ;l 24 ,i,i t. l ) 1 thirty eating ulcers on my body, asn''. -- ,t, .;.priveti. of sight.- , -It would be voluttirtoeli6• raze all my case—suffice it to say, the rc I : : Cr : will be, one of 'a more dangerous, 0I ('''' '" 'cared nature. I was long looked upon tiY,,, linagined rnyselt, - beyond all hopes of e4* " deed, in my ,then condition, death Wag' mute than miserable state* In, thiS ti. ij v , 1 drag a moat miserable, s t e nc.e, ) i t, threw in to y way a Newriaper cOntaittini Mnt 11. of .Plymouth`--WYiriends rzi,."111&6, sent and procured some of your s-L - . 4-- i PI LIS. Nvhich,' by using,froM dine to tinic! distress), me t a s v t e r a e l. s i :s x ) n vi t in n b o a:s i n g h :: ( , I f : e fi r t a LT o v i e h t t ll .l .l l ' t l i i t '''': 4Y : r i ll prilof of this, I had a fine, thriving , l' e3 a . : it : ' of rendering my a f g e ( L w l 2 c i re g a ra tu ti T t 4i u( s i erv t l 'i%)';: publish this; and you may. at au)! ti ll,' wish to be satisfied of ° the truth' of t'1,7,, e 1, culars", to me or my friends, by letter ui i ti l Astew cases for badness will eve r (4 24 1' exceed it, -I nave front eXperiertgV. e,i'y'g t , P tt .matik#l, that in your L.L. li. E's , l' i 'IIW' sure, speedy, safe,. anil.Xadical cure, tin' t. V i tii C h 1 $ 'flit stage of the Venereal Disease, % riitstsuluts. il?fili li' . ~,, * ty ! surmotmtabie family reaSO II %,,,PVT: name arid address. Public ; hilt t-itt,s•l,l'g;'-,4t. I' wanting information. may kilt,.tt. . ;: friends 4 'NA Y.,-7-1S- • Ciaric ilanwxg4lo4„,pi*rf, i' rePaTed ..1 , ;(i Sole! goy tne.Solt inniiPrucle..o...r 0, ' T. TA, V 1.0 it. , Member 0 t chi liove:', l . !`;,,i - iilill;er t o o t i l in London, at his hoinioi•iio , 9'.'-`",-,,,. tariii-, there hemiii give ii.dvieity4ithe.}4l,4V";i:,lello,6 40 0 iti .k r tot:f.e rills, 9.11 wilt :i4lsriCS gg' 4 .;! ,- j/ WI fir Paid , tin the satne-',,' 'rit'is,'rbts:,eiving,'ln 3 41 iit ~/ „ 1 invioloOta secrecy,i'ou .pirracite.;' rtiiiiii !, , i ' „ a n , " . , l "' meJltioniiilc bill tiythoir,uwn partictliffll,4litrilto, :::-.: prleWr, drtring the coot - i t, of more Ite- ois irg ' ti oye: that he has liati. - the con.iusling of ar ,' tit' ef :oo. above Medicine, and the7Oractied thri3lo.',i, ' , ,'l' hey are also :-;old t y his IA,PP-P ; „ l ,, l'm hfligitit t i l ntence .n those lisqng -ht • 3 tl' '.4 , a ti - „ t rilltUNgir - iti 'ii Soutt , bridge,' Edinburgh; Mr. N! 3 ',' - , .1..1," - al• WY's (.) w4orri also Mx. .1.7. re: . c.i''' . 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