The Sun. — London, England, 1804-04-30 00:00:00

.f.VOTMER FABRICATED FRENCH PLOT. The Mercare de France announces the avtswal of a Plot to deliver up Brest to the English. The following is the account which has been published. " RIVOIRE, OFFICER Or THE NAVY, TO THE " GRAND JUDGE. " Lourde4, 3 Ger!final (z 3.1 111,:reb). " Devoted from my infancy to the service of my Country, if I have erred in the means of execution, my intentions have always been pure, and my objet has always been the good of my COuotry. The RST CONSUL has succeeded in attaining it by a dif. Brent way; and though at present his enemy and liis viaim, my heart compels me to breathe wishes for his success. " Too long havr I sacrificed myself for -a; mo. tive diaated by my heart rather than my head, and I have served an ungrateful party, whose pusillanimous Chiefs yield all their confidence ro egoistical and faithless Ministers. Vietim for the fifth time to their fruitless attempts, de termined to al)andon a cause; whose success. I at length feel would be the misery of France,. I impa tiently waited for the end of the war, which I con. sidered as the only obstacle to the execution of my sentence, when I heard, in a confused manner, of the discovery of the late Conspiracy. You will ex. cuse my sincerity, but I do not think it misplaced with you; I would willingly have given all that I have most dear in the world, that the Government under which I was born had never changed; but now, matured by age, and cruel experience, I think that those who have not the courage to seize again the helm of State, are incapable of managing .it. " I was condemned as an agent of GEORGES ; but when I came. to Brest, I was charged with direa orders from the Prince, and I came from London. GEORGES was merely to aid me with his Troops when I should require him ; we were to concert together in eftry thing. Brest had then but few Troops ; the -Workmen were not. paid ; a great part of the Sailors were from the insurgent Coun. tries, and ancient Chouans. Spanish Troops had been debarked to perform - Garrison Service, and I could at least reckon.. upon their neutrality. My plan would have succeeded, had it not been for de lay. The indecision of the PRINCE'S Council, in stead of a delay of six weeks at most, retarded for five months, the execution of a plan which could alone succeed by prompt and decisive measures.— During this interval, the Troops .assembled for the Expedition, and the changes which took place in the Squadrons, had determited me to renounce the project. " In a Council held upon.this subjea, divers ex pedients were proposed, and, among others the.in fernal machine, already attempted by the Jacobins. I opposed it openly, not 'from zeal for the FIRsT CONSUL, for I considered him as an Enemy, but from interest for the party. The idea of assassination, attached to such a plot, was calculated its set every honest man against it : besides, I oblerved that the result would be entirely in the hands of the Jacobins, always ready to seize favourable occasions, for we had no person of sufficient credit in the armies to put himself provisionally at the head of affairs. It was then that I proposed to imitate what the Confede— rate Poles had done at the Coronation of Port Lk .-rowsKi ; to assemble the Chief Leaders at Paris ; that we should there take horse, and go openly and armed to attack the Ft rtsT CONSUL, when he should go out with his escort ; that such a measure would dazzle men's minds by its courage and audacity : that if we succeeded, 'that such of us as should sur vive, should profit by the general surprize, to get possession of the authority ; and that even if we fell; 5%, e should be infinitely useful to the Party by out example of devotion given tweledrify the minds of the French. The Council seemed to yield to my advice, and it was decided that we should write to the PRINCE Upon it. • " A 'few days after, I was informed of the affair of the 31 Nivoe. I could not refrain from express ing my dissatisfaelion to Geottois. Well persuaded at length, after w6t had happen ed, of thelmbecility of the Prince, and disgusted with ,so many fruitless measures u l had taken the firm resolution to abandon for ever all r olitical intrigue. " In consequence . of this design, .I meant to go to England, to get a. small sum I had deposited there, and thence to repair to America, where I possess some property, when I was taken up at Calais, and carried to Paris.. It was . three years ago since I was taken up, and.l have undergone two trials. The charges against me are partly true — the details are nor, 41 If when I was taken at Calais I had not been in danger of death, I should willingly have given details and• information calculated to prevent fresh attempts ; but I chose rather to dissimulate, lest it lithOuld he supposed that fear had made me speak. Now that my fate is decided, that 1 neither fear nor expeEt any thing—l. have relieved my heart by giving you the, above .documents. (Signed) (L RIVOIRE." MANS"! ON-HoUSE.—Saturday several tradesmen complained to his Lordship of having been defrauded by a nest of swindlers, who had held out' to the public that they were merchants forming a firm; and issued notes and bills, on which they obtained goods from the complainants and others ; but when applications were made for money for the hills, the parties were either not to be found, or were disco vered to be inhabirants• iir different prisons. The LORD MAYOR. ordered his Clerk- to draw out . a Caution to the Public, to be inserted in she News papers. Fr4ix the LONDON GAZETTE, APtil 2 . 1 0 1804. • /Var-Office, 4prii 2gi ig o 4. 6th Regiment of Dragoon G uards, Archibald Gordon, E sq. to be • Paymaster, vice Parsons, who resigns. tst Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant John Lamotte to 'be Captain - of a Troop, 'Without purchase. Cornet Edward: ' Snowden to be Lieutenant, vice Lamotte. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoon,, Surgeon -- Humphrie s, from a Recruiting District, to be Surgeon, vice Wallace, who exchanges. - I.4th Ditto, Lieutenant George Rodney Purdon, from Half pay of the late 24th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. tsth Ditto, Lieutenant William B. Lottns to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Lieutenant Joseph Thack well, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Loftus. Cornet the Hon. W. E. Cochrane to be Lieu tenant, without purchase. Serjeant-Major jatnes Buckley, from the 44th Foot. to be Cornet, vice Cochrane. 16th Ditto, Surgeon Isaac Robinson, 'from the ll3d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Rawlin, promoted. • 23d Ditto, George Foljnube,C;ent. to be,Cornet, by purchase, vice Sleigh, promoted. . . 3d Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Richard Dawson to be Cap tain of a Company; by purchase, vice William Johnson, who retires. Ensign Henry Langley to be Lieutenant, vice Dawson. 4th Ditto, Ensign lI.T. Bellingham to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice'Capadose, promoted in the loth Batta lion of Reserve. William Alley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bellingham. 7th • !Attu, Major Lord Frederick Bentinck, from the 45th Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase,. vice King, . _ • who retires. Loth Ditto, Ensign Benjamin Keene to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Douglas, promoted in Colonel Ramsay's Regiment. istli Ditto, Brevet I.ieutenant-Colonel Phineas Riall, from Half p l y, late it/ith Foot, to he Major, vice Copson, who .exchanges receiving the dillerence. 27th Ditto, iolin Gad; Gent. to be Ensign, without pur ' chase, vice Half hide, promoted. 18th Ditto,. Lieutenant Henry G. Bird to be Captain of a- Company, without purchase, vice Pearsei deceased. • En sign fames Bond to be Lieutenant, vice Bird. Thomas Nairne, Gent. to' be EnSign, without purchazie, vice Bond, promoted. 24th Ditto, Serjeant Bolin 'Mansell to be Quarter-master, vice G r,:enwood, deceased. 29th Ditto, William Keith Elphinstone, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, *ice jebb, promoted. 3otli Ditto, Captain Alexander Hamilton tube Major; with out purchase, vice Pigot, deceased. Lieutenant Elias Mal, let to be Captain of a Company, vice Hamilton. Ensign C. S. Watson to be Lieutenant, vice Mallet. D. Sin clair, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Watson. 31st Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Brice Fearon to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice M'Cumming, su perseded. Thomas Burgh, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice O'Kelly, promoted in the 13th Battalion of Reserve. 3zd Ditto, Dennis O'Kelly, Cent. to be Ensign, by pur chase,. vice Barry, who retires., 36th Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Reid, from Half-pay of the 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, who exchanges. 37th Ditto, Ensign Thomas lames to be Lieutenant, without urchase. Willi an Hadley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice James. 39th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant john Brown to have the Rank of Lieutenant. 42c1 Ditto, Ensign Alexander Fraser to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. 45th Ditto, Surgeon William Tonry, from the 47th Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Porteous, promoted. 49th Ditto, --- Shaw, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur- _ chase. szd Captain - Tuyll, from the r4th Battalion of Reserve, to be Captain of a Company, vice APCarthy, promoted in thg New Brunswick Fencibles. both Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Smyth, from the zzd Dra- goons, to be Captain of a Company, by . purchase, vice loly, removed to Sir harks Green's Corps. 69th Ditto, Captain lanies Monro. from the Half-pay of the late York Rangers, to - be Captain of a Company, vice Gordon, removed to the 95th loot. Nl' Mahon, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fearon, removed to the 3 tst-Foot. 83d Ditto, F. G. Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Mortimer, promoted in the sSili Foot. 87th Ditto, Serjeant-Major I. 'curlier to be Quarter-Master, vice Brophv, deceased. 95th Ditto, Captain Alexander Gordon . , from the 69th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lynch, who retires on the Half-pay ot the late Yor% Rangers. Ist West India Regiment, Captain William Lee; from the 55th Foot. to be Major, by purchase, vice Broughton, promoted. sth Ditto, Ensign Daniel Safe to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Caulfield, promoted. Boyle Hill, Gent. -to be Eniign, vice Sak.. : 6th Ditto, Ensign Edward lohn \Vatton, from ilalf-pay of the lodependents, to be Ensign, vice Desparcl, who ex- . - . chniges. 4th Battalion of Reserve, Lieutenant Philip F. Hall, from the 58th Foot, to be Lieutenant. sth Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Reid to have the Rank of Lieutenant. iith Ditto, Hospital-Mate J. M. Young to be Assistant- . _ Surgeon. tzth Ditto, liospital•Mate R. j. Brown to be Assiitant- . Surgeon. 13th Ditto, Ensign George O'Kelly, from the 3 rst Foot, to 7be Lieutenant. 14th Ditto, Lieutenant William Hope Shackerley, from the zoth Foot, to be Captain of a C.mpany, vice Tuyll, ap • pointed to thels•ad. koot. New Brunswick. Fenciblcs, Lieutenant Barton Wallop,Trom the Bth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant. The Kiag's German Legion, Adolphus Nagel, Esq. on the Ilalf-pay as Adjutant of the late z4th Dragoons, to be raymaster of tne ist Light Infantry. Battalion: Stuart Boone Englis, FA. to be Paymaster of the ad Light lii fantry Battalion. Thomas ,liinlayson, Esq. to be Pay master of the zd Battalion of the Line. Meuron's Regiment, Ensign Lewis de Courtens to he Lieu tenant, vice de Bosset, promoted in the King'S German Legion. .Andre Spreelier de Berucgg, Gent. to be Ensign, vice rle Courtens. Florian Sprecher de Bcruegg, Geni. to be Ensign. York Rangers, Ensign A. B. Higgins, from the 70th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice O'Rourke, pro moted in the Royal African Corps. Dillon's Regiment, Major 'Lord George Beresford, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, tohe - Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Pro- by, removed to the Ist Foot Guards. Major Perpon , cher, from Half-pay of Lowenstein's late Levy, to be Ma jor, with permanent kauk in.the Army, vice Doran ' who exchanges. Captain:,-- de 13outand, from the Half-pay of the late Loyal Emigrants, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army, vice Dc Boulet, who exchanges. Ensign Tabouiilet, from ditto, to be En:- sign, vice Du Cliambye, who retires. Ensign --- Pkou, from the late Loyal Emigrants, to be Ensign, vice Chicza, who retries. A Company of Attificens in.the Barrack Department, Ensign John Barber, from . liall-pay oldie 6oth 1 out, to be Second Lieutenant. •• ./ ad Royal Garrison Battalion, Captain John Lucas, from Balt-pay of the 63d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice . • A • Veivoux, who exchanges. sth Ditto, Captain Joseph Bacon, from Half-pay of the late i ath Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stephenson., removed to the 7th Battalion. On Tuesday afternocin a fire broke out at Darn. ford oil mills, near Stapleton', in the County of Nor folk, in the occupation of fvlr. CHARLES, MARSIN. uALE, which raged with such fury, that the wh le premises were totally destroyed in about an hour a ,,d a half: the loss is supposed to he between 8 and 90001. About 4cool. will fail on the Nortsich In surance Office, tie rest is uninsured. swans Tucker, of Se. Nicholas, Deptford, tallow-chandler , to surrender May 1, 12, and Fine 9, a t ten, at G Mirth 11,: Loaidon. Attorney, Mr. DuglebY, U n i on -street, Dept. 1 - ford ; and O ld Ciiy Ch ambers, Bishopsgate-street. The same day, at Hornmerton, Mr. Richard Tidswell, in the 75th year of /his age. LODON: "Printed by BUCLIANAN M I MI LI AN, lot fiow-Street, Covent-Gaoierll; and Vublisheif by WlL:.rs).l Amu:cart SCRIPPS, (of South hioltou_street, Grosvenor-square); At the isatiev..Oryte ff , N o , t z, Ssr gn d ; where Advertis eneff e h Ordm for the PaPr, Letters for the Editor, &c.(poulaid), must be addressed. To TIIOMAS TAYL(lit,'Esq. • No. 9, New BridgeStreel,' London. i gor. 13 -1-l s o o nou l r e et a l v S e ir, to - i inform you, tlth ever s;:ricc4veit.le year 1790, I. have been affiided ',with toe ou rs , t y • rea • which, from its obstinately - resisting fatd i n , Medicine`presisibed by the Most eminent- of rr!' sa iyarir ot , and ral d ap In ati n :4:ste. e se(a d: tru e rei t ls i ieay to ls: ra lc i i rt l e tts i oi ; r i t ; : n r eb ( g ri ) :: e i i 0 1 i:1 4 4 ,11f. r:tztoovifletimet most sxstaHiesnNot:ienelseirt,:recei existence--1 w i . :1 11 : 11 1,0 t , , - spring of last year my • disorder had got to su cil broke ul ~tiun f lly even was vtip p .oine} a r:et i y i it l iol l i ' ,l: l le i .ni l .niru , teiis a it i i,h i i f e l dri l l,bei.s i , a i i ,go l tiali been in a stat of ce „., dies , t on the crown 01 my head, one on . each aril - 1,-1 - 0 , 0 -o.i a l e pruvc cure ing pain, particularly left mended •by J.. Thompsor., (who re c ' s "' oars: take your Lea~ G fit the -which I began to do on the 16th of 'in :17-.oll,e,,vael4r of a 5 titan a month, the ulcers on my. hea d l e g s iii the soundly healed-- - --soon after, the sores on I ,„ i tati" ll ;, 310 - also; leaving, however, consaierable by t 7 a . skin, and pain in the bone of the left, viik':.7,-; Y ° ' - h - e SP; t sing of God, and a little longer perSevera n `p - rs in6, luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes ‘ l ' 5 P - ,,,inS g r 3 S C' regain* its natural, hue, and the noclArnal' l a dvice l , l 4 , l - o t9 ;-- going otl. I thus became, by. your liber 2 ' c oncil" — al - be' clicirte, perfectly free from all MY, former*, , a _ o f have recovered' my former 'spirits and streogryntl`nod collie' jolly it tat, in which state,ilpivirl4 cu w H ie, 1 , , voi+l inantlis to int astonishment of all , v ll6 but a loss in what terms to express My "'gratituae. for-the good .of other suftering mortals, to- __ 11 '4,7 o co,, e falr case as public as possible, as .1 - .11411 on ev.`,..L r gra'a• in so yOu will greatly cbllge, y n t ig.lo . • -obedient,' very humble servant, •- • • , A-I, EX • 0 ' Swan's Close, f-ligh-street, Edinburgh. . • Witnesses to the above Cure .• ro • t . ate • loriN 1' HO mrsON, No. 3, New PoultrXM n on M IV TO S and . Sol! Erb so f , • P repared and Sold by the sole I' rop Ede of _ d o: TnolvA.-, TAY Lot, Member of the Royal L. Lori . , , 0 %; geons, at his house, No. New - Bridge-stF u .t. p l where, otter a constant residence of !nom th e the ctf_ t osi years. in, a practice particularly Venereal Contplaint , i and those incidental Generation, with that inviiplable secrecy v_L' h. cas.! o "ol9 - his • profession sticrlld always observe in ?ul',,, ra ti.p. , L, ll - OA flatters -himself, the advice and ai:stanCfcp•C.,,bie, :0_ op administers to persons taking ,this M A` , esteeined, by a discerning Public, as an ieh doiriattainab'le int.i void of ail ambiuity..to S ty direded_ torite prote,,e, his aplsointrnct th f(2:o liv s( i i n li g l, at by a A lban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshok, s 'i,..sttG c ,f o Y4„ ford-street ; Mr. Disborough, No. 7, I§ e. Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. Uninri-- n r?_n r !.,h 5 ;0 1 _ 1 ._ ' hill ; South-bridge , lilt:a.otl3.l donald, G lasgow ; Mr. Call weir,sl, pub t" 1 person In every :;onsiiie:able town : , ledi s t e '-'; al land., in Boxes of only as. 9d. s s` : °"_ t r eitberty. it e and plain direttions, person recY, and sate dtit cure themselves with case, speed, is ,cal , N. 11. Every Box sold in Great Isritattbto Coihroio9,. a Stamp,. on which, by fayou , ji 7 o f printed, at the Stamp-Oltice— elonym ancl . Bridge-street," —to imitate which is are Cottuterfei ts. MEMOR The A ppointmeit of Lieutenant George Armstrong, from Half-pay of the late Irish Artillery, to be Lieutenant in the .16th Battalion of Reserve, vice Power, who exchanges, as Stated in the Gazette oldie 27th ult. has not taken place. EnSign Bohn Custice, of the 13th Regiment of foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the zist Instant. For 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Nlansel Bower; to be Lieutenant, without purchase, read t3th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Mahset Bowers to be Lieute nant, without purchase.. • • (To 6e continued.) BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Henry knowles, of Rusliworth, Halifax, Yorkshire, cot ton-spinner BANKRUPTS. john tobaon, rncr:eleult, to surrender May 16, 17, and lune q, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. At comics, Mr .Speight, Leeds; or Mr..Battye,, Chaneery lane. London. Samuel Varley, of West Burton, Bedale, Yorkshire, hosier, to . surrender. May at five, is, at ten, at the house of Thomas Taylor, ion-keeper, Hawes, and June 9, at five; at the house of Edward Clough, Preston, Lancasitire. At formes, Mr. Dewhurst, Preston ; Messrs. Barrets, No. 9, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn, London. Elisha Heaword, of Heaton-norris 9 Manchester, and fames Roberts, of Stockport, county ofChester,cotton-spinners, to surrender May 4, 16, and June 9, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Bullivant, Bernard-street, Brunswick-square, London ; and Mr. Bad , deley, Stockport Thomas Cooper, of Leatherhead. Surrey, corn-chandler, to surrender May 1,5, and June 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Burt, Epsom, Surrey; and Gould.. square, Crotched-friars, London. Peter Richardson, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, woolstapler, to surrender Mav 16, :7, and June 9, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield. Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Exley, Furnivars-inn, London ; or Mr. Dawson, Wake field. Charles Green and . Samuel Marsland, of Heaton-norris, Lan cashire, cotton-spinners, to surrender May 7,8, and . June 9, at ten,•at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. At torney,, Mr. Knight, Manchester ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. Louis Simon, late of Great Bath-street,Cold-Bath-fields, dlesex, watch-manufadurer, to surrender May 1, ,12, at eleven, and June 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. David Russen, Crown-court, Aldersgate-street. William Brooks, of Bideford, Devonshire, shopkeeper to sur, render May t 6, 17, and June 9, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. Attornies, Edward Daniel and Son, Bristol ; or Messrs. Pearson, Punip-court, Temple, London. William Hutchinson, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, hardware= man, to suriender May 9, at six, is, at ten, at the house of John Binns, florbury, Yorkshire, and June 9, at ten, at the house of James Roberts, Horbury. Attornies, 151 r. Scholefield, Horbury ; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, . Boswell -court, Lincoln's-inn, London. • Samuel Bradley, of Holborn, victualler, to surrender May 5, 12, and June 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Heb den, Inner Temple. Henry Ashley Keeble, of Peckham, Surrey, surveyor,. to sur render May 1, at • tell, May 12, and (one 9, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. William Smith, York . buildings, . Bermondsey New-road, Surrey, DIPIDENDS. May 25, and 26. Edward Handcox, of Dudly, Worcester shire, Banker, at eleven, at the Dudley Arms Inn, Dudley. June 7. Edward Taylor. of Blackburn,. Lancashire, linen draper, at eleven, at the Dun Horse, Blackburn.. May 21. Benjamin Rushfnrth, of Marshall-Hall, and Wil liam Ruslitorrh, of Crowstorne-Hall, both in the parish of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchants, at eleven, at the Yew Tree Inn, kobertown, Yorkshire. June 5. Thomas Dixon, of Codalming, Surrey, timber merchant, at one, at Guildhall, .1,01)&11. June S. lames Young, of the Town and County-of South -ampton, linen-draper„ at ten, at Cuildall, London. May 26. Edward Medley, of 'Parliament-street, Westmin- ster, money-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. May z 6. Thomas Manson, of Tokenlious,t-yard, merchant, at terc-at Guildhall May 22. j ohn Perkins, of the Town of Huntingdon, banker, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Fluntingdon. May rB. Joseph Hook, of Bermondsey-street, Surrey, lea ther-dresser, at tch, at Guildhall. june 9. William Drake, of Ratcliffe Highway, draper, at ten, at Guildhall. May it. Samuel Howard, of Bradford, Wiltshire, carpenter, at five, at the Christoper Inn and Tavern, Bath. • May 23. Bernard M'Henry, otherwise Mac Henry, late o f Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, mercer, at eleven, at the Farrier's Arms Inn, Evesham. May t 9. Obediah Thomas Cook, of Weybridge, Surrey, timber dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May t 9. Charles Dunne, of Durweston-street, Mary-le bone, Apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall. May 25. Macall Medtbrd, of Finsbury-square, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • May 22. lames Benson, of Greville-street, Hatton-Garden, painter and glazier, at ten, at Guildhall. May 2.6. Thomas Perry Tuther, of Holborn-hill, linen draper, a; ten, at Guildhall. May 22, John Contr . :wood, of . Plough-court, Lombard street, merchant, at one, Guildhall. 4 May 25. Thomas Barker, of Brickwall, near Hatfield, Herts, victualler, at ten, at I,uildhall, London. May 26. john Alexander, of South Lambeth, Surrey, coal merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. May r 9. Th6mas Binless, 'of Basinghall-street, fuaor. *. James Aldis and Charles Atkinson, late of Littleport. Cambridgeshire, shopkeepers. john Townsend, of the Stone's End, Southwark, wine mer chant. Richard Reynolds, of Whitechapel, wine-merchant. William Gardner, of N e went, Gloucestershire, baker. William Bland, of Birmingham, : grocer: j a rnes Hoy, of Church-lane, parish of St. George, Middlesex, bricklayer and builder. • • • Next Wednesday will be the Third Day's Drawing of the present Lottery ; and until that time, Tickets and Shares, warranted (indrawn, may • be had in great variety, at both the old established Offices of T. Bisfi, N0..{., Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-Cross, where all Prizes from Twenty Pounds" to Twenty Thousand will he paid on de rnand.—The following is the State of - the Wheel z Prizes of ,C. 20,000 9 Prizes of ; C. - - 10,000 9 _ - • 5.0 3 s,coo 19 - - - 200 3 - 2,090 38 _ 100 &c. Sec. MARRIED. On Tuesday last, at Farnborough,- the Rev.. John Pratt, .Rector of Sedlescombe. Sussex, to Miss Maria Arnie, eldest . (laughter of jose.ph Berens, Esq. of K.evington, Kent. On the zsth inst. Mr. George Hyde, of Weymouth, Mer. chant, to Mrs. Wood, of the same place. On Saturday last s at St. john's - , Clerkenwoll, Mr.Stutzer, of the Foreign Post-Office, to Miss Holland. At Dublin by the Lord Bishop of Meath, Lieutenant- Colonel j. A,. Stuart, ofthe 3d foot, only s. .1 of Lieutenant_ Genera James Stuart, Commander in Chief of the Forces at Madras, and Colonel of the 72d foot, to Nliss Letiti a I rv i n: , seventh daughter of Colonel Irvine, of Castle Irvine, Coun ty of Fermanagh. . DIED. Last week, at his apartments in the Strand; after a long and painful illness, Nathaniel Pierce, Esq. of the Navy Pay -0 tfice. Lately, in India, Henry John Darell, EN. of the Bengal Civil Service, son to H. Dare..ll, Esq. of Calehill, County of Kent. • . On. Tuesday last, in Fitzroy-square, of a decline, Miss Louisa Franks, youngest daughter of .the late William Franks, Esq. The same day, at his house at Gosport,. in the 44th year of his age, Thomas Lareorn, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy. • On Monday, the 2.3c1 instant, in New Bond street, Mrs. Efizabeth.Kandler, in the 86th year of her age. The same day, at his house in Milk -street, Tames Neale, Esq. of Hackney.' On the 26th instant, • Mrs. Clara Richings, Thavies-Inn, - Holborn, aged 2.2 years. • —. The same day, it Oakend, the seat of F. Sackville Lloyd, Esq. Mrs. Western, widow of Maximilian Western, Esq..of Harley -street. Vu Sanday morning, at his Father's house, in the Adel phi, • Master Charles Whitefoord, only Son of Caleb '‘Vhiteloord, . Esq. On 'the zoth inst. at the Hot 1 4 /ells, Bristol, the Hon. Mrs. Hobart. •On thezith inst. at. Ipswich, in'Suffolk, Mr. Simon Ba ker; sen. ENCLPSII ST.ITE 'LOTTERY. SECOND DAY. No. i8 , i09 , a Plitt: of zood. No. 26, IS7, a Prize of 10001. Nos. ts IS and zrati, Prizes of sool. No. 10, a Prize of 2001. Nos, colt f2.9;7. 1 7, 2 k 4. 17 4 9-,2, and 28,704, Prizes of •0- Nos. 3434, 1 4. 70.1 . u 4,4 46, 24,034, 2 8 ,9 61 ' an ' 29.30. Prizt!s or sot. SHIP A•Elf S. CRAVLSEND, Passed by—the Lubec Packet, Wickham, for Aft William Pitt, Abercrombie, for Tobago ; Ann, Fen iclo for Barbadoes ; Hope, Gray, for Limerick ; A inbulator,.. Oithell e for .e . ; Twe Gcbroders, Sevant, for Cat wyclt. Harmony, Boyles, and Aurora, liroop, for'Nrarell. • PRICE 0, • sATu S 7 OCKS, D Y . Bank L. Ann. 16 7-16 Bank Short Ann. 3 1-1 6 India Stock ? 170 In:ha Bonds, wperial 3 per Cent. shut Ditto Ann. shut • - Cons. for 15 May, 56 Le Bank Stock, tso Navy s per Cent. 901 9 s per Cent. 1797, Irish 5 pLcCent. 83 4 per Cent. 71a 7z. 3 er Ct. Red. 5; I.! 3 per. Cent. Cons. s 6 t 111 WANTS A PLACE, S GROOM, a Young Man of light weig ht ; A.. twenty-four years of age, who knows his 1 3 . 1 _ 5ineS. well, .ni can be well ree.nnmended from his last Placta. t h. A line addressed tOr W. K. No. zo, Colvill-court, bane_place, will be attended to. To the CURIOUS Ur MADEIRA ‘VIE are- PENCER arid PERKINS, N. 1 I s, Ne w g n - n d. kj street, Wine Merchants, take the liberty of recallii-,eericir ing to the Admirers of that beautiful Wine, a most 6ulcit sort, which they can incontestibly prove has beer' to possession tit teen years. WHEN Professional Men of Education 4 7;e: Responsibility deviate from :he general Systel o u• the .selection or a peculiar branch, the sanction of lonß ' tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. lust a Eight years have I 'devoted my practice to the eX~ it of treatment of 'Three Disorders, and the successful ro my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as 14r t s „ r nrPt • able, the ravages of those Complaints which are important in the Catalogue of Human Inlirmities• After initiation- into every Branch, as an Arm;'D"tre I formed a wish at an e a rly peri o d o f P ra cti ce • to rescor i,6 dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated ..- equally dangerous precipitancyof general , Pratlitiol;;:e The Three Disorde rs , t o th e C ure o f w hi c h I. .j,-; voted my attention, ecinprise every species of REAL INI.EC TI ON, whether of a recent or lot t;troi►~ ration . : 2dly, AIL kinds of debility, whether att' l 2, i ator g the habits of school -boys, or the indulgences 01. vto' age: :Ir4l, lastly, t_iat uerangement of the systein y. men which is called BARRENNESS, or-STEIZIL IT ha sh Numerous Diseases, are the re su lt o f i gnor ance, or utr ain the treatment of simple Gonoriluta; and it "d bh frequently happens that the 'seeds of Life are pois°9`loe the indiscretion of en unguarded hour.--Ily'a superiorlicro thud such Complaints are easily cured ; and, even ‘:'', ;l •'it others have - failed, 1 trust that may presume to 0 7 radical re-establishment. s ir ea Few, however, are the cases of complicated di s t r this disorder, compared with the calainitoils sitToallor"ihe t -- Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, o r l 'oe prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that Su ch of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of pernicious habits. b ut • Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his miser'', lation for him ,to know carefully conceals his misfortune, it may "of doubt or uncertainty with other Pratliti _hers, the Yern_vb, of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of K O 7O tion, is the acquirement of my Expericiice. It t he ; ; ,,,,u4 that although it l7e an 01 )1 1 . 6 01 of Bacchus or Venus have began to r.:duce Manly i v i r er se much anxiety will be prevented by an early " n u , great tion of this languid State ; and in these case s ' - difficulty will occur. „ e d Ptr m P et, But where this Deficiency has for years I, - perseverance is indispensably iequisite to r,,e' n ' s - t itut l ° ll ', e d bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the '° d i-413 0 '; in NI ARRIED WOMEN, who have long be en ti l l ' -- in their expeetations of a Family, may. be 5 -,, 15 1, 4 " - ;fa l most instances, such deeds are,curable by, iv w n - d e rtalL rgi i; 4° The secresy which is, so essential io nt . Y ". te, i i u ' 7 lit j and the qualifications which I have presumed to with the basis of my, pretensions, and in coincidence , on sult l .; this' intimation is given, that Mr. Bree maY - be.% a frio hersonally, or by Letters (inclosing a small N,.. ° `,,, - o te P r ; ouse, No. 29,. Arundel- street, .Strand, _near - 1 11 1 . , 5 trieet There is an additicinal Entrance in Wa te • • adjoining, and the Name is on oth thedoors. - .. do cif?• Martin• Bree, 'Member ot the b Royal Cyllize of Su"' _