The Sun. — London, England, 1804-08-22 00:00:00

.4roms 4 — , ...Pi' At the Court at the Queco'i Palace, the igth day of Augupt, 18044 pre s ent, The King's Most Excellent Majesty in. Council. It is this day ordered by His,Majesty in Council, .that the Parliament, which stanch, prorogued to Tuesday, the 4th (by of Serembei next; be tur. Cher prorogued to Thorh.ley the 4th day of Attu. ., bet next. 'etiNGAZErrE, August 21, 1804 Mr,Office, "beg. tB, 1804. ' 59th Regiment ot - fro, Lieutimant.,Colonel.Samtiel from the tath Battalion of Reserve, to be I ; ncl. Q,iptain Alexander Chaplin to he Nlajor. To be Captailisot Cornpanies . —*Captain Martin Leggatt, fr in the 341 Bat tAlion of Reserve, Nie c e Chaplin. Captain Glyn Citylei, front At to. Captain lames F.4lwacci %% 7 lute, ,from ditto. Lieuten4nt john• Lieutenant lohli Ititeheock. ii L 4.lc.utnalits —Lieutenant lohn Major, front the 311 Slactalicnt of Reserve, ,vic;e Ralph. Lieutenant lan from ditto, vice Hitchcock. lieutenant John t;i' bert, &Om .ditto. ,I.ieutenaut Tponnis Pennington, from ditto. pc* tgo;lpt lobes Armstrong, from ditto. Lieutenant loeplt ;Peters, from ditto. To be Ensigns—Ensign _James Aleken,crqm the,id Battalion At Reserve. p.miel : CiAlLther, honk:ditto. Ensign :Francis Munro, from ditto. Ensign John Owen, from ditto. bad Regiment of Foot, Captain George Gauntlett to' be ,41;,j0r.. • Ts be Captains of Companies—X:4lloin John St. Leger Han. • sard, from the ict Battalion of 'Reserve, vice Oatintlett. 'Lieutenant lames Butler. Lieutenant lames Hamilton, - • .from the t ith•liattalion ofikeserve. Lieutenant john Field Oldhain. To he Leutcnants —Lieutenant ClerrAg.Kirby, from the id Th l i ta b o n nu. Reserve, vice !littler. Lieutenant George Pal.; :Met, ;from tote ld.ditto, • vice ()Who,: Ensign Will am Litsign Gorge A. Elliott. 63d Ditto, Captain John Pringle to he Major. To . ho Captains of _Companies. —Captain John Chapman, from the tolls 134ttali4,in ot Reserve, vice Pringle. Captain th..trias lames, from' the 7th ditto. Lieutenant fount W y - 1 roth' t lie ,14.t1i Foot. Lieutenant Helier Towzell. Lieutenant Hamilton Michael 'Clone. . To be Lieutenants--Eitaign William lioxall, from the 4th Feet, vice Toerheß. Ensign and Adjutant WillianiSmah, •Vice Clone. Ensign Thomas'lticketts Myers.. • 71st. Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Campbell, - fronathe ,tzd Foot, to•bi•Alajor. Captain Rodetick Mac. kenzie to be NI:Or • To he Captains of Companies-Captain Samuel *Pocock, from tho•lttit Battalion of Reserve, vice Al 'Kenzie. Cap. lain Williatn %Villiants, from ditto. Lieutenant William' Brooltinan, Captain Robert Benny, front the sth Battalion of Reserve. • To be Lieutenants-Lieutenant Hugh Chisholm. from the 14th flattalirni of Reserve, vice Bruokman. Lieutenant Ewen from ditto. Lieutenant Donald Camp. bell, front ditto. Lieutenant Thomas Reide, from the sth ditto. .Ensign lohit D. Pratt. 72d Ditto, •Ittevet Lieutertant,Colonel Breon Bottles, -from the 73d Foot, to he Major. To be Captains of Conipatiies-Captain William Lawrence, tr,u, e,, a' :1 li•ttt,ilion of Reserve.. Captain Charles Ro binson, front the 13th Ditto. Lieutenant William Burke N ietiot To cic I,.....teitaiits-Lieittenant Colin Campbell, from the Lnit Itattalton 01 Resrve, vice,Nkholls, Ensign Dugald heel. Cia(1011; Sid . 1)1M life Vet Lielitiniant.Col ,, net lames Losack to be Lie,ihniant.Colenel llicvet Wier - Henry Samuel Evr; from time lath 1.1411.i1i0n or Reserve, to he Mai ir, vice 1 .0. sack. Al jut Clutivster APDonnell, from the sth West Irailia kegiment, to tie Major. 83d Regiment of Foot, Captain, Thomas /3eamish to be Major. To be. Captains of Companies Captain Joseph T., Halliday, from in‘: 7tii BastAkmim ot..l<eserVe, vice lleaintsh.. Cap tain ',lmes M _Wasn't. from the t.,th ditto. Lieutenant Abraham Brunt. 'Lieutenant lames Sullivan, from the 3atlt Foot. To be Lieutennits--lieutenant Charles Gardiner, .from• the 6th Battalion of Kes:lye, vice Brunt,. Lieutenant Henry Loftus, from the id ditto. Ensign Williatit Gibbs tn. sythen to) Lavery. - • • intt te o, t he L.AlitalllS 11/ fi-iimpanies-t..aptatn Trio. that; Fellowes, from the 9th Battalion 0( Reserve. , Cap. taco Charles Beaumont, tr.ln the sth - ditto. Lieutenant lohn.Evans, Lieutenant I 'AM IVPNcill. To be Lieutenants- , Lieutenant Edmund O'Brien Butler, from the sth Battalion ofiteierve, vice Evans. Lieutenant John Taylor, from the ibtli 'ditto ' vke NV Nall. Lieutenant Rickard Carroll, tram thd 13t h ditto. Lieutenant Robert Mactiay, from the gth ditto. Ensign Robert Hamilton. C4ptaiit'Rithatit Vandeleur to be Major. he Captains of Companks -Captain W. P. Carroll, from the t3th Battalion .of Reserve, vice Vandeleur. Captain Wm. Carden Seton, from the gth ditto. ' Captain, 11losgrave Shaw, from the sth ditto. Lieutenant Joseph Thomson. Lieutenant Richard Robert Brown. 'robe LigurenantS-Lieutenant Robert N. Nickle, from the •,Bth Battalion of Reserve, vice l'hinnion. Lieutenant johit'Graydon from. the 16th ditto, vice Brown. • met •Thtuiel ()!Donaglitie, from. t he 13th ditto: Lietite nant4lenry IVPDerinut,,front the 9th ditto. Ensign James Stewart. get?' Ditto, Brevet Major William .Hilliard to be Major. To be .Captaina of •CompatiieS-rCaptain Alexander Leith, from the 13th battalion of Reserve, vico Milliard Cap. tain "Richard Armstrong', front the 9th ditto. Captain . Daniel O'Donaghtte, from the Bth ditto. Captain James ••K`Dowall, from the 71,11 W4st, India Regiment., • Lieute.. na,it Robert M'Clure. To b:: Lieutenants,-Lieutenant William Paterson, from "the th Battalion of Reserve, vice M'Clure. Lieutenant .'James M#Cioltan, front ditto. Lieutenant Geo. O'KellY, troth the 13th ditto.. pth Ditto, Major John 111 4 Nair to be Lieutenant. Colonel. • Captain Thomas Bln-11 St. George to be Major, vice WNair.. Captain the lion. Mark Napier to be Major. To be Captains Of t;untpanies.--Captain Thomas Wright, front the_ 4th West India Regiment, vice St. George. Captain William Holland, Rolls the gt)t Battalion of Re. serve, vice Napier. Lieutenant Andrew Pack, from the nth Foot. 'Lieutenant Paterson: Lieutenant John . To be Lieutenants- Lieutenant teplien C. Bowen, front the sal Battalion 'ot Reserve, vice Paterson. Ensign 11iaLket Meats Crofton, vice,Gartside. gist Regintelit, of Foot, Ilrevet,Major lohn.M‘Dotigall to be Major. Captain %Valiant DbuglaS to be Major. To be Captains of . Companies-Captain Thomas Baldwin S. George, from the uth Battalion of Reserve, vice Captain Samuel • Alc;poglie Sears, Pant t4c nth ditto, .Vice Douglas. Lieutenant Donald Gregorson. Lieutepant folds Blaney. Lieutenant Charles Clinch. To bc,Lteutettants- Ensign Robert M'Doriald, .vice Gregor son, Eretigo John Miu:kettzie, vice Blaney, arttil Dit to, Capiain Charles Thorley, from the 56th soot, to be Majtir'; o. To be Captains of Companies-Captain Orford Gordon, from the 7111 itattalion oh Reserve. Captain Thu. [ones., frein the that ditto. Lieutenant - John Pohlman, Stu F.uot. Lieutenant Hugh Hamilton,front the front the azd Soot. Lieutenant,Colley L. L. Foster. To be Lieutenant --Lieutenant .lahn Franklin, from the 16;11 • 'Battalion IA Reserve, vice Nos.er. • MEMORitNDUM The Appointment of W i Adair lli•Dougal I, Cent. to IN Itl 39th Foot, as stated hi the Gazette or the 1 9th julv,, has nut taken place. Ensign Itichs/d Julies, of the Snit Foul, whom, Appointment was calloeti ec i ni - titeCazetie uf the 28111 ult. is reinstuted in the Itegi. went. Seim:on Charles ivluntagn, .of the tloapitul Stall; wir) %vas sit perseticd in tie Gazette of the 271110 et, tBar, is reinstated to his runner SILUaLkOtt as Stiff,Coll to Chu VOCCed. Or'inance-o.ffier, 1{9.‘11 Regimen' ,j .11-111/cor. second Lieutenant Andrew Witsuit to he First Lieutenant, vtc:e A 8114, tktuusal. DAtesl July 28, 1804. '4,Jraidailes-Offin, ,4iegu4l 14, 1694, ' • I%EY.ll.l4glinent /111111rty. First Livlitenant C 4 - pheit to bct Second Captain, vlcc I. dtoine. Sectnut - Lieliten'ant William it. DAVIe . ,rat Lientet.:nt, vice (7arripbell, First Lieutenant Lilioit 10 In: :kcund Captain, vice .;• 50.0n41 Lientcl;;Litt Henry tivoitig to be First I. C vice I. , First LicUtellJiit Frederick Lieuienant lames W. lohnitune to be First Lieutenant, vice Campbell. First Lieutenant Henry 'T. Fatupticr to be Second Captain, vice E. Wilmot. Second Lieutenant ,Edwin Cruttenden.to be First Lieutenant,. vice Fauquier. First Lieutenant George Turner to be Second Captain, vice W. 1. Lloyd. Second Lieutenant- - Thomas Dewell to be First , Lieutenant, vice Turner. Second Lieutenant Henry IL Griffiths to be ll's' Liptenant, vice E. C. Wilford. First Lieutenant Richltrd 'Cleveland to bc Adjutant, vice Farrington, promoted. Second Lieutenant joint M,Do— naltip be Fiffikt Lieutenant, vice C,levelantl. Hrst Lieu ' tenant Edward tones ,to be Adjutant, vice Skyring, pro motet). *OW Lieutenant Charles I. Holloway to be First I.l444i:taut, vice limes. —The abovc are dated July .29. 184. • . Gentieniiii cadet Crrstopher IL Nugent to be Second Lie tenant, vice W. !)fibulas, promoted. Gentlethan Cadet Thomas Carter to be Second Lieutenant, vice F. Arahip, promoted. PeIItICIAWI Cadet Henry Blachley to be Se cond Lieutenant, by Augmentation. Gentleman' Cadet lames A. Outliner to be Second Lieutenant, ,by Augmen ' tation.--Thc agave are dated Apgust to, 180.4.. cdmaisuon4 „rigged by Me Lord Lielefemarrt of the Cowry of .Ren ftew. . • Flot •Rigi mew Af Paisley Volunteer Injantry. Major Robert Maxwell to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated May 26, 1804: Captain John Bisset to be Major, .vice Maxwell. Dated as above. Lieutenant Oliver landeson 'tit be Captain, vice Bisset. Dated as above. R. IVP Esq.. to be ditto, vice . Hunter, deceased. Dated as,above. Ensign John Whyte to be Lieutenant, vice Jamieson. Dated as above. Ensign.Charles:Fraser to he ditto, vice Orr, resigned. 'Dated as above. John. McClellan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Eraser., Dated as above. Charles Pea cock, Gent. to be ditto', vice Whyte. Dated as above.; The Rev. James Smith to be Chaplain. Mold as above. Robert M'Thackrie, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Dated as above. Commission in tie ist Battalion of Royal Linliiligowshire lunteer Infantry, signid by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated "Newt 8, 1804. Second Lieutenant Thomas 13rown' to be Quarter-master. Grtenc,d and Port Glasgow Regiment ofVolunteer Infantry, Robert Collier, Esq. to be Captain, vice Bowes. resigned, Dated July 24, 1804. Lieutenant fohn Dennistoun to be • ditto, vice Speirs, resigned. Dated as above. Ensign John Buchanan to be Lieutenant, vice M'Gowen, re signed. Dated as above. Ensign James Thippen, to be ditto, vice Dennistoun. Dated as above. William Hart well, Gent. to 'be Ensign. Dated as above. • Thomas Lang. Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Agnew Craw ford, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. kobert pie, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Alexander Bu chartan, Gent. to be Quarter-master. Dated as above. Commission's in the ist Regiment of Aberdeen Volunteers, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ensign lames Spalding to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, re signed. Dated'May 3t, tflo4. Charles Fyle, Gent. to be Ensign ' vice Spalding , promoted. Dated as above. t ames Allan, Gent. to be ditto, vice lionnyina . ,n resigned. Dated as above. Lieutenant James Turretf to be Quarter-mastee. • Dated as above. Commission in the ssth, or Aberdeenshire Militia, Jived by the Lard Liruienavt. Henry Reid,. Cent. to be Ensign, vicc Fy lc, appointed to the 92d Foot. Dated Auguste, 1804. BIRTIIS. • On Wecinesday last, in . Poltency-strect, Path, the Lady of Thottiat Buckler Lethhtidge, Esc'. of a Son. On Saturday last, the Lady of Mr. IL-Ring, of the Vic twilling-00kt,- of S Son. -The same day, Mrs. H. Johnston, of Drury-lane Thea. tre, of- a Son. 111.IRRIID Yesterday morning, at St. larncs's Church, Sir William Pule, Bart. of Shute, in . the County of Devon. to, Miss So phia• Amie Templer, only daughter of G. Templer, Esq Of IVlapwicice, in tne County of Somerset. The same day, Mr. J. G. Lockett, of Southampton place,.. to Miss Ann W o rre ll , o f Upp er Conway-street, Fit to On Saturday last, at uringwile Wright, Thismas Squire, Eiq. of Peterborough, to Miss Phillipton, of liuringwile- House, County aof Stilk . . On the 18th inst. at Irvine, Lieptettant.COlonel Coning. hame, of Thornton, to Miss Peebles, only-daughter of Ma jor Vet:talcs, late ,Qt the .4W Regiment. Lately, in Bockinghatushire, (dim Atkins, a Gentle. man of • intkpendent tontine, to Nancy Curtis, eitughter or a common labourer. The exquisite , beauty and gelltottie mo desty o i l Nancy were the praise or the thole village ; "andb by contorming ber.c::r to ow a4vice of a Co.ttlentan who was two years ago an a visit in those parts, - she vvoi.: the heart of Mr. Atkins ; wito, alter giving her a suitable etlucation, led her to the Altar of Hy Inca. GIL t AUG. 20. Pass.e , l 4—the Suci..:4s, %Volker, faain 'Cork St. . - dreos, Aron, tronlCnorante ; St-V.:ter, Fetreis, t 0 2 ,11 Mei), Minerva; Stow, from Nervrq ; it.• Cbristiano; Vrow Margaretto, !ones. frfln l'artu:k; ; t. • ring, Otrerill, and Vrow Fabian- Irons '‘'are., Anna Eitr;toc;lt, Vanderrilan, from ock ; Vraw Vrow Elizabeth, , atid. i.r.,thers, Ander son, frordErnbito. • • • ' Devaynes, Adderly, foram East I tittieS ; fhlepre, Callander, for Guttenburgh ; Tomittigen ; ‘Vi:r.wa4qlngP -- and Vrove liendrica, ins, -forsEmbden.; DIED, Yesterday morning, Mr. Nicholson, of the Hambro' Cof. t: I'IL 1.. ?Litt I. u., n..). 132nk flock, 16,5 , k t6e N- f ivy-; per Ccn :924 per Col 4. 4 5 vor ecnt. 4 c"t• 7i i k per CCilc. RC 41. 7 4 . / . 1 Ce.a .041 56i 57 5' knAl. Hank L. Alin. :7 3-16 1 3-16 Ditto Sliort :VAL, India Stodc, Oinninni, 6 pr. 3 per Cent, clekrteti, lirwt.W.l 1 ',,2r Cent. CQIIS to 23 Aug. 56i 57 . . ijil;s11.)0I4 : Printed by Ittcti ARD HAit itis, (of No. 4, Martiet-court; ilow-Strc4tl ; Qi uj vubiiitlzit by w' I .'AI4 AkEtics•-ScR In's, tot South Molton.s' At the Stit , .l.ol/tv i ND Jr zI m S'trand ; where Azyiremeirti, O r d ers f or t he Papr, Lew: for the &liior,etc. (pon.p g id), • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Jonas Chatlesson Hahn, of New-court, Crutched-friara, London, silk and insurance -broker, trom August as, to Sept, 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Angel Windecker, late_of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, trout August 7, to Sept. as, at eleven, at the a t.tt . Manchester. BANKRUPTS. rohn Ha 114161. of Messihgham, Lincolnshire, heart-jobber, to surrender Sept. f 4, is, at five, at the Angel hill, Glam. ford briv,gs; Lincolnshire, and October z, at the White Lion Inn, same place. Attyrnies, Mr. john Fnwler, Ashby, LincoinsliKe ; or Messrs. Sykes and . KnOwles, Boswell -court, Lincoln's-Inn, Londo n . (phn Stork, Thos. Whitby, and Matthew. Botterill, of Great- Driffield, Yorkshire, merchants, co-partners, to surrender August 25, Sept. ts, and Oct. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall, London, Attorney) 'Mr. George Abbott, Old Broad: StrOt. . _ DIVIDENDS. Sept. 13. William Walker, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant. at eleven, at the. The,. Loose Inn; Leeds. Sept. 07. Witliarn Beatson, the elder, Robert Beatson, John Ileatson, and William Beatson the younger, now or late of Masborotigli, Rotherham, Yorkshire, chemists, at eleVen, ar the Red Lion Rotherham._ _ , Odiober 2. Thomas 'Pinson,. of Fenchurch.street, London, wine-merchant. at ten, .at • Sept. 13. James Wilkinson., late of Leeds, Yorkshire; dyer, ateleven, at,the Three Legs'lnn, Leeds. Sept. 13; John Vaughan, late of Bury St. Ed mun d s , S uf. folk, sadler, at eleven, at the Angel. Inn, 'Bury St. Ed.' mends. CERTIFICATES. Sept. U.. William'C,olebourn, of, Vavcrtrec, Lanca shire, wheelwright. lohn Tremlett, of Exeter, draper. !ohm Cover and lames Hardum, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, pa tent gun-carriage:makers, co-partners. Benjamin Davis, of West Smithfield, London, money-scri vener. Stephen Bally, of .Bristol, tailor. • • Gut LottALL.--Yesterday.an old . man, who called himself job's Biggs, was charged' befOre Sir Wt t.. LIAM STAIN2S with stealing_a .ham from a shop in Newgate Market. The Prisoner confessed his guilt, hut pleaded great poierty, saying, he had a wife and three •children, and 'wished to be sent to his parish. Sir WiLLIAM ordered him to be sent for seven days to Bridewell, and then to be passed to his parish. The errandboy of a Gentleman in PaternOster, row, was Charged with robbing his master, who chastized him for his faults, when he charged several persons with being concerned with him ; and . on inquiry, it appeared that he was the only culprit ; that he had sold the goods to Jews, and gambled the money away at houses in Sr. Martin's.le.Grand. The Alderman ordered 'him to be sent on board the Tender. An accident of a very serious nature happened t o spa of the Liverpool Coached, between Carlisle and Penrith, Monday se!nnight in the morning.— Not far from the village of Plumpton, while the horses were going briskly, one of the wheels came off; the consequence of which was, that the driver was much hurt, being thrown wi t h v i n l enee from his seat, among the horses; and two outside !Nissen. gers got each of them a broken leg. Mr. GanftAta, of Wetheral,' was one of these unfortunate passen. gets, and his case is truly deplorable. One of his limbs was so terribly bruised and shattered by the fall, that amputation was rendered iminediately.ne. cessary, which took place in the superior part of the thigh. The roof of this vehicle is railed. all round, excepting the 'front : through these iron tails the passengers had incautiously put their leg's; in any otter situation, it is probable, their sufferings would have been lighter. On Monday afternoon, a Mr. B. left his Itoitse and went to Whitehall Stairs, anti after inviting of the Watermen the depth of,the water, instantly jumped into the River. By timely aslistance of the' Watermen, and a Nobleman ►vho happened to be on the spot, he was got out, brougkt to himt,elf, and conveyed home: No cause can be ilbSialled fur this rash ad o , • • Ort Sytturday morning Patrick Kennedy, late a private in the 14th Regiment, was executed here, pursuant to his sentence, .for a burglary and rob. bay.— He was the only conviet who has suf. feted a capital.punishment throughout the whole of the lasi Home Circuit. Our Readers mat', perhaps, :recoiled the eircum.• stances of his case:—The aft of burglary was at. tended•with.aggravated cruelty. It appeared that an ojd man and his wife,. lived in a lone liuse, which the Soldiers from the neighbouring Barracks, • used to frequent to get smuggled gin, and sonic time before the fad for which the Prisoner suf fered was committed, the Prisoner and some of his comrades had been turned out of the house for being riotous ; from that .time he swore he would be revenged of the 'old man ; and another Soldier deposed on the trial, that the Piisoner had often solicited him to break into • the house, urging that they should get a gOod booty, and be revenged of the old fellow--adding, as an' inducement, that, from the solitary sitUation of the place, they were likely to do it without detedion.- On the night of the burglary, the old man and his wife were asleep in bed, • and the first notice they had, was by being waked by severa l heavy blows on their bed ; •but as it was dark,' they could not see from whose hand they came—they were continued with great fury, and the old woman had her arm broke in two places,and both were severely bruis'ed. The assailants then retreated, and carried off seve. ral valuable articles with them. The hue and cry was raised, and the Barracks immediately searched; the Prisoner was in bed—but the Serjeant of the Guard stripping down the clothes, found he had his breeches on, .which were very much dirted in the seat ; and afterwards a window leading from the Barracks, .exhibited marks of a man having slid (I,,wn from it. From these and other circumstances the Jury found the Prisoner guilty. About eleven o'clock the Executioner arrived from London, and at half past twelve Kennedy was , cbnduled from the prison to the Common, where the gallows was ereCted. .Ever since his convidion he behaved himielf with the greatest propriety, an d manifested the deepest contrition for his offences. Being a Rc m a n Catholic he was constantly visited during his confinement, and attended to the place of execution by a Clergyman of that religion. When he was about to' be put in. the Cart, he expressed a wish that he might not be executed in .his regi mental, coat, because he said it' would - bring grace upon. the Army. His scruples, however, were overcome, and he ascended the cart, seated himself upon. his coffin, which had been previously placed there, and prayed very fervently. with the Priest until they arrived at the place of execution. He then rose, and with great . firmness . , placed hiniself on the 'plank immediately under the gallows ; he did , not spew the least alarm, but stood in an ereCl soldier-like attitude while the Executioner was fiXing the fatal apparatus. Then after again acknowledging the justice of his sentence, arid expressing the deepest contrition for his offences, the Under Sheriff gave the signal, the cart drove away, and he died without a struggle.• He was a good.looking young man, about 2+ years of age ; there was an immense crowd of Spedaturs present, particularly of Soldiers, who seemed deeply impress. ed with the awful scene. ,Several of the Soldiers quartered in the Barracks here, have been attacked with a severe complaint in the eyes, and some of them have alually lost their sight. This disorder is supposed to proceed from using the water dal well lately dug, and which, upon examination, yvas found to possess a very strong mineral quality. The use of the waterbas, of course, been discontinued. At Lancaster Assizes a cause 'came before the Court, on Wednesday list, wherein the Assignees of Mr. Aveson, late of Ashton.under.line, but now a prisoner in Lancaster. Castle, were Plaintiffs, and the Managers of the Westminster Life Insurance Office, Defendants. 'lt was 'to recover from the Office the sum of tsool. i nsure d upon . t h e lif e of Mrs. Avesun, who died about four months after the policy was.granted.. The Trial was of considerable length; and, after Messrs. COCKEIA, ScARLETT, PARKE, 'formic, WooD, &C. had severally dis. played their legal abilities pro and con. a -verdift was given for the Defendants, on the ground that, at the period the policy was 'granted, the constitu. lion of Mrs. Aveson was so much impaired and ra. vaged by a thong propensity to the use of.ardent liven, : that her lite . was not'an insurable one. TURTLES. 'VVILTSHIRE. and co. .Kin g 's.beaJ Tavern„ Poultry, have j“bt„iand....il Cargo of tine. livtif . TURTLES for Sjc. Turtles dres§ed every day the highest perfeCtion, and, sent to anv part of Town or Country. - OLD. PORT, MADEIRA, SHERRY, SPENCER and PERKINS, Wine and '.Brar.) ,l " Merchants, - No. t Nemtgatc-street, take lcaVe.to OC.!' quaint the Public; that they now keep, and •for.rour.t o4l years last past, have never kept less than twelVe thousan d gallons of Genuine Wine, in Vats and Oasks, ripening and, meliorating for bottling t: and from tiventy,to thirty thou-53 1 ;‘, 1- Bottles of crutted Old Port, Nladeira, Ace. 13y tnooc°' keeping,' their Wines arc so improved in flavour,' and tlicir cordial qualitiei retained, as to render thein titcre grateful tom' the , stornachs,olnervous habits, and the aged, alid.:Otirin , 26 ' experience has,convinced many eminent Physician . s who . noul strongly. recommend their Old Wo ines the most and restorative Liquor. By this Stock they are enabled serve their Friends with serior Wine; of great Ag 4, the best Vintages, on the m ost moderate Terms . , for heady' motley. 'They have also an uncommon large Stock of voI Old Cogninc Brandy, rine and lamaica •Rum ;Hsi a 4 / 1 ; 4 Quantity of most excellent East- 1 Min Orange , - • THE GREATEST CLEARER AND Pußi.flElt. O E ' • THE FACE. QOLOMON's AI3STERGEN'r LOTION i 5 eircapat Cure for Eruptions on the "Face and Skin ;•• particularly Pimples; Blotches, 'Fetters, Ringworms, Ta n s Son-burns,_ Freckles, Shingles, P• ici; ley fleat, Redness ot . the Nose, Neck, Arnis, 43z c. Scorbutic and Cu tiineuas Eruptions of every descriivion.. By the simple application ,of .this Hviei night- and tnornipg. or Occasionally thrice a.day, it will remove Ili:: most poen nuts and alarming Scurvy in the Face. It is perfectly sate. yet powerful, and posseses all the good .-qualities of the . most celebrated Cosmetics, without. any of their ,tleuhtful and sometimes dangerous effseds. It is an almost sable appendage to the toilet. A rough and utievezi skit, its. shining appearance, anit•yellow and sickly palcue•Ss,..ate. Or this Lotion effectually tentovcd. It has been ad iiiiiiistered to many thuOsands without evn a single compldini of kg. inefficacy. A small'bottle NV Il e be sufficient to prove i.. s t s :" - luc. Price, half pints, 25., d 9-. Pints 4s. 6,i. with Lora tions. Each genuine bottle has the words -4, Sam, Solo mon; Liverpool," engraved on the stamp.. • - • N. B. Tile Postage of ali Letters to the noaor 'lnuit be, paid, and, los.. 6d. as a'!' ee; 'enelosed'ior Adyice. • , - The Conlial Bairn of Gilead, Anti.l mpat i g u t es, and "". stergent Lotion. and ( 4 4 ;,ude to I lealth are , Sold 4y Remnant, .Fiamburgli ; Pearl-streets New-York' ; MtithewS, 12, Strand,' Condon . i "'"'„;" Bath, by Hazard; 'Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, CregorY ' " Knott' and,Lloyit.; Beam!, Smith .; • Blaniltord, Simmons; Iluri St; Ettniund's,',Dingle ; ',Cheltenham, Sc.. don; Cambridge, HortgAon ; • Coventry, Rollason- - Culeliesa ter, Keyrner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle,. ;alliCJ Cltatharn, •Etheriogton ; Cltelmsfurd, Clacliat ; Cliesto. Pail and Sun ; Chichester; ; Cirencester, Sfriith; Chippenhim, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, Ni., 6, Cotftp:- green; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington ; Pover, Neale:4 ; • Devizes ,Lowe; Dorchester, ,• Deal, s c s Dartmouth, fackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, Niayth Bridge; Roc-lleoer' si ) tit• . Exeter, Treisunan and • Son ; • Falmouth, Elliot ; Clo A uct l ; .. ter, Vitt,. Walker Glasgow, M‘ Donald ; Liverpool. 1114 „_' cantilc Gazette Office ; Leeds, „Wilts, Holmes ; Drury ; Lynn, 1-leAdley ; -Leicester, Gre.,-ory,.. Lewes, Pitt : Manchester, Thompson ; ?dafgate, 1 0 '7 1 1 Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Ha t told ; NewburY, 1- in unt l i e 3i r oc , uety t‘ i. t . l li e Ne e lia ; an.ti N in; e s :% )., : ae c al s l( s li.i t n le giliu . l sr V rbT a : l gi k re e t; r a , [iNt i l l oc rx rci l w g . ; Co. ; Oxford , Jones ; Plymouth Dock, • ItoXP''' E t h e r., ington ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, E ila°4v , e .o s , ; w4ofi ll b ampton, Maker ; Stafford' Morgan . ; 'Starriforuv . ;; ; ,v!.. Sunderland, Bray ; Salisbury,. ; ScarboroVgak' ley ; Taunton, Poole; Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; cll t Evil, ; ' Weymouth,' Wood . ; 'Windsor, Blakeney -- Wolstenhohne ; and by ail Venders of Genuine Nill'a icingi the United Kingdom. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. . No. 9 New Bridge-Street. London. • i Honoured Sir, • . Ediltbtirgh, March is, foot , IBEG leave to inform you, that .ever since tb 6 • year 17yo. 1 havebeen itillided with the Lucs side" tea; which, from Its' obstinately resisting e ve ry roast! °‘ Medicine prescribed by the most eminent' of the .Fac i l it y nere, and.undergoing several severe courses - of solivitt,_ • ,P 0 a v, n ,o d u r d i: p e p d e i a s r c I t s o a rbgeei.oi of from most ist H os pi tal eile in v e tera t e nature. fis I if; tlsa sprinkoflast year my disorder 'had got to• such ;the"' • nearly to put a period to my, a , l a rge ulcer• . on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and n i r were broke out in 'a frightful manner ; my right was fully painful, and.had been in a state of ulceration for i r t , last seven years; my l e f t h a d a l so two huge nodes_ li t was very much discoloured, and gave nue such exell i e., ing pain,' partic u l ar ly w h en warm in bed, as nearly ~(J prive•me of rest ; in this lamentable .State, I WAS re'"':; 1 s mended by Mr. J. Thoinpsoi., ,( who- received so gre,a,',, cure by them here), t o t a k e y ou r .L ea k c ' s 4'atent sa which. I began •to do on the 16th of May ; in the con of a fortnight, I - began to receive benetit—in little /1 , 4° ,0 than a , month, the ulcers on my herd and soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my leg; " -- ,110 also; leaving, however, consicterable .discolooratioil , skin, anti pautin the bane of the left, which, by the sing of Cod, and a little laiger perseverance in luable Medicine, subsided ; tile nodes itispersiny, i t/ regaining its natur a l hue, and the notturnal paths gad l ife . going oil; I thus because, by Your : liberal aelyiee,antl dicine, perfe.dly free (coin all my loimer have Pecovred My Isrrner • spirits and strength, anti come jolly anti tilt, in which state having coutiliO,e;,/ months to th e astonishment of all wha knew Ine r ',, al i oti , a loss in what terins to express my gratitude, but Pe , i n y for the good of o th e r suffering mortals, to make ease as . public- as p oss ibl e , as I shall on every ucc ; '... t i a l, in so doing, yOu will gre.itly oblige, Sir, your obedieati, very humble servant, ALEX. MtlV''''. Swan's Close, High-street; Eilinburt#3. WitnesSes to the above Cure lours Tstosth ' oN No. 3 , New P ou ltry Markett..arul!''. • lOHN trroli H. Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. .• . Prepared and Sold by the sole Proirietor. sd e T. nom 3 T... YLO n , Nlemberof .the Royal College of geons, at his !disuse, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lonil):0 where, a ft er a constant res•-derice.of more than th irt y years, in a praaice particularly direCteal to the e, 1 : 4 , , f t , 0 5• Venereal Complaint., and those Me:Sat.:and to the Gererzy.ion, with that inviiplable secrecy which 11" icy his profession shipild always observe in such ca s e'' tr flatters himself, the advi ce a vid ass istotice he gratutt.V.:. administers to. persons taking • this esteemed, by discerning PUblic, as an ad , ao t. '" 6 -- do: t attainable and void of all a: , nbigsrity. A's.) by Its oppointinent, tor the eint . " l.l '' "e 'l those. I iyi ii ; ; at a il4tance, at „tile 35 • AlNtrt'S-Street, Pan. Mal the Toyahop, No• font street ; DiOirougli's, No, 7, I. ish-st , Mr. Steel's, No. t, Union-row, Little hill Mr.ilaxters, Ediribut,.;l l ; I n d, l ,• by ho doniild, Glasgow ; Mt. Call Dublin ; person in every consH.emble Tovvit in Great l:rititin anti land; in Boxes of only is. 941 . each, sceled up "s' it c ai t t : i r i e , p h l e a s w i ni rn e4wsicie„resr::,..vpic:Lsiotnersecoyt; N, 13. Every Box sold in Great Britaia is sealed printed, at the stans-t)tlice—"' T. "Par lor. a Stamp,' on - which,. by fIYOUr C on inussit u . „: rtd 111 • li r i c t 4e .stiert,"--tu imitate which is Felony. a are -Coutiterteits. t►: et, G rosvenor-settnrc)i must b: addressed.