The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-17 00:00:00

War-oilerl Dec: lc. 1304. i Royal RtAitnent of I lors,. Guards,„3lajor Warden Scrjison to be Lieuteiiant.Colonel, by purchase, vice Dashwoixl, - Whit retires. Captain lotto Eiley to. be Jvlajor, vice Scrjisoti, _. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards , ,_ Cornet 'Richard De;pard, •,- frontUalf-pay of the late, zed -Light Dragoc.ns, to.be Cor. net. . . .' • ' . 6th Regiment !of Dragoons, William lialict,. Gent, to be - Cornet, vice Way, deee , secl. • etit 'Reginient or Light °ragman's, G. J. Teppenden, Cent. to b-.! Cornet. by puichase, vice • Anderdon, promoted in • the szil 'Foot. • • .. xrth Ditto, Alexander Wood, Gent. to be COrnet; without . purctidNe, vice Schreiber,. proinoted. •, ' - z4th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Beilivell Law,. from the 95th fool, to be Lientinatit, xicc Hughes, who exchanges. 25:11 Ditto, Major George Pownoll Adams, trorn .the ad,: Dragoon Guards, to be , Lieutenant-Culotte], by purchase, ' vice•Walhouse, who'retites. zit Regiment Of root Guards, R. L. Diego, dent. to be Ensien, without purchase, vice Murray, promoted. Ro bert edition, Gent. 'to be Assistant-Surgeon , vfoc nolo • - har, who retires. ' . . .• Ist Regiment of'F'dor; Captain Richard Broad, from the 43d root, to be Captain of a Company, vice Glatt', who ex.' ch,u,ges. To he Lieutenants, Without purchase-. Ensign f;- Mitchell, ' from the r tth Garrison Itattalion. , Ensign Conrail Mayen . .. Ensign Octavian Glover. Ensign George Warren, from the nth Garrison llattalion. , ' l'i, he Ensign—Menzies Fullarton, Gent. vice Mayers. Sib Ditto, Captain Richard En g land. from the Beth Peet, PO be Captain of a Company, vice Doyle, wain exeliatiges. Lit:llooam louts Malone, front the 58tla FOot, to be Cap. 1 on or a Companv, without purchase. 6tii Ditto, Captain I‘.lartin Alves to be Major; by purchase. vice Muter, promoted in the 3d Foot. Lieutenant Rich - gni Smith, from the 40th Foot, to be Captain uP a Coin pithy, without putt:II:OM. • 7th Date, Cornet St. George Knudson , froM the asth Light • Dragoinis, to be Lieutenant, ,by purchase; vice Wootlery, who retires.. Richard Arlagcnnis, (..:ent. to be Lieutenant, without purchase. . . Sth Ditto, Lieutenant I. Monday. loim fhe 6 tst Foot, to be Captain of a•Company.. Ensign lohn Goldrisk, frnin rite 44th loot, to he Lieutenant. Ensign Charles Richardson, from the both. Foot, to be Lieutenant. "I heophilus Per. king, Gent. to be Ensign, without portliest!. vice Liddel, . promoted, .-- Fitzpatrick, Gesit. to be Ensign, with out purchase. 9t h Di t to, ! o ho Woodliarn, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, Isaac lervuis, Gent. to be ditto. toth Ditto, Eusign. 'Fliontas Nairn, .trout the sSth Foot, TO - he Lieutenant, without purchase. tit it Ditto, 77 - 7 K.irseliberg, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchise, vice Ires, prunieted. 18th Ditto, John fowls, Qcnt: to be Ensign, without put . - eiheee, - .vice Nairn, promoted in the loth Foot. • sad Ditto, Captain Thomas, Pearson . to he 'Major, without purchase, vice 'cities, preimoted, • . - . s4th . Ditto, Lieutenant Williain Edward Frye; f ro m. Fur. • pty of the flail Foot, to be Lieutenant, he having re-paid the Ditlerence tie-received on exchanging to lialf.pay., Cor nehus Dentietry, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase. 26th Ditto, fames Stedman, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ogilvie, promoted, in the .13d Foot. 11/th Ditto. Lieutenant Dupla Campbell; from Half-pay of the , K.iint's American Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Loy, who exchanges. • pth Ditto, Serjeant ---,- Connor to be Quarter-Master. 43d Ditto, Captain George St. John Giffore, from the Royals, to ,be Captain of a Compeny, vice Broad, who exchanges. Ensign John Ogilvie, front the z6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Attired Witinot, Gent. to be Ensign, ' without purchase. 44th Ditto, John («reSSwell Bell, Cent. to be Ensign, with. , ont pairchase. vice Goldrisk, proMoted in the Bth Foot. 4 1th Ditto, U. 'tines, Gent. to be Ensign, Withbut purchase, vice Hollis, promoted in the 63th Foot. Sash Ditto. Verney. Robert Lovett, Gent. to be Ensign, without • purchase, ' vice Webb, whose Appointment has ' not taken piece. 4,srl Ditto i Captein the Honourable Henry Caclogan, fro vicem the Cold strea m•Guards, to he Major, by purchase, Conway, who retires. 2 54th Ditto, • Edward CasSan, Cent. to b e Ensign,' without purchase, vice Pixilan, promoted. . . wit Ditto, lames Also p„ Gent. to be Ensign, by purehtsse, vice WPI•101$011, promnted. . S7th Ditto, Lieutenant Dudley Ackland to be CiPtalo of 3 Company, by purchase, vice Bury, who retires. Thomas fix, Gott. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice M`Lach. ' lan, promoted. ;. kph I.litto, Lieutenant Sarnuel Watts, from the 4th , West India Re t ioieut, to be Lieutenant, withourpurehase. - both Ditto. To be , Captains tit Companies-.•.ieutestant Charics c ios t on n pix,oo, without purchase. ' , Eke go txttsoo? promoted. Lieutenant Michael ' * Wendt, vice . ! Ca rt , N right, dectased. Lieutenant I . Mini -...J., vice Bent, deceased. . ' To be, Ensign without purchase,--N. N.KleSius, GLiit. ice Richardson, promoted in the sth Foot.' : • bed Ditto, John Mahon, Geld. to be Ensign, without por. chase, vice Humphries, proixtoted, 117th I.)itto, Ensign William Hoare to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Gelling, ;promoted.' . . . 71st Ditto, Liemenalit Goorge Sutherland, from alie 79th, Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. ltd Ditto, Msistant- Surgeon Peter MiArthut, from th e 9it ii Foot t .to be Assistant.Stargetan. , ' • • . 74th Dittu, David Stewart; Gent. to be Ensign.' without purchase, vice Nicksint, promoted in the, Ist ‘Vest India Regiment. 74111 Ditto, Assistant -Surgeon William MiGillivray, frotu the 33d last, to be AStilstitilt Surgeon.. • , 115th' Ditto, ---,--9.Dowd, Gent.; tube. Ensign, without pur , Chase, - vice Liesengen, promoted in the loth Garrison hat- teflon. , . I; M. Doyle. - from, the stlt Foot, to be 17th 'Dit t o,.Captain, C a ptain of a Company, v ice Eng l ai i at wil 6 exoingeti•; Serjeallt-.llajor, W. Hutchins on to be Ensign, without iiitreliato, Ettaigil Alexander , M Wilson to be Adjntant, 'to vic be Wright, proinotet l . e . ,q ua rtee. aster Joseph ' 'ranter ..' Adjutant.: with the rank of Ensign, • William Bilehanin, c ont . to b e Quarter -Master, vice Turner.. Qiiarter.Mas ter..ierjeant Michael !toward to tie clearter4lester• Seth Ditto, Captaini-leary Worsley, twin the 961 h Foot, to . be Captain of a Conwany, without ptirchase. ' ! . , 9,..)t1i Dirro, Friuli:o Aiiniesiey, dent. to, be Ensign,mithout ' pordhase, vtetliUtiOi, promoted. ' • 55th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Hughes, froM the'24th tight Dregyees, to be Lieutenant, vice Law, who eachinges• ' . 96th Ditto, William Bilehaiietir Gent. to be Ensign,, without purchase, vice Archbold, proinotetl. - , •r. ist West India Regiment, Ensign Lorenzo Nicksan, from - • the 7.lth Foot,• . to be Lieutenant., without urchase. 23 I) , tto , c ani . no , p att ia -Watling, trom Halt-pay of the taste Kelso 11. f gsinient, to he Captain of a' Company, vice "ratter, who 6,0:11:V003. AIeXIIIItItI P/OttacoOt. , ,Cktitt. to )3:.! Ensign, without pat , .:tuase, vice Thoinson, pretnoted in tbe 46th toot • sin Garrison it,ittalion, ;.inies . Dolton, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Cempbell, rtnieettel to the ii t loot. . . . inch Ditto, Ensile% William Gil land, front ;he Ott Battalion to he Lieutenant, vice Sutherland, appoliACct to the .4!)th Foot. Elisio F. Linserigett, , trim the gsth Foot. to:be • Li e utenant, vice ilighatore, appointed to the 4otli Foot. iNalliatri Pitt Gillaiiii, Gent. lobe Ensign, vice MitChell, : ... appointed to the ietii u u ot. • ~ ~,tit Ditto, LlCttynant folui S. Jackson to baptain of a Company, vice Torre, , ppointed to the 34th e C Foot. . , laite..e Corps Major-General Williant Ad n eViliettcs, from ' ' Het f-pay of 'the' 4th 'Foot, to be Colonel, Captain John ilainiii, from the 58th Foot, to be Major, Captain Au gustio4 Meade,. from the 39th V oat, ta li be Major. Lieute. niiit ‘Villiatrycowell, from the 58th Foot, to be Captain of is Company% . . sTA r- Y . Lieutenant,Coloncl John R. .Ilreetthea., ,n.., Hon elf..pay of the • late iLifit FOot ,'' to be an tospeeting I•icld-Yliii;er of Yeti. tnanry and . Volunteer Corm. :Olin Glassfurity. Esti. , to he Commissary General of Stores, Provisions, 311 d Yoragr., to tic turc;e4 in tho West 'lndies. . i . . . .- ft evererai Arithiiny Iceigiticy Throes to be GArtiton Chap ., i ril;iiii at Bitola ' ' ~,,,m i . xii ii tioyw'o be od. to Garrison Chap, , i# oat et) i n the I slati ut Ccyloo.4 . Re'•ieretiii Edwertlt to he Gerison,Chaplain Of Annapolis Royal, in No,vWpitia. Rev. Gee; Luxe :to: be .0-.lrrisoraChaplein , at VeftinAuth. • .. ,' • ' • itie , R RACKS , ! , ~ , ~ To be Ilareeck M a sters to Grcat lltitain „ --riiiberf Mahon, Gem. vice Laneley, i lee:resat' 'Henry Stittihty;-tent. ' late Litlutvitatit hi live SUftey Pico' )1e C.oiafry 4. G..iorge ti Scott, Gent, vice ,Strjoh t t% For -ceased. : •.- • (:',/ 1e eallif l ,) • . 7 , At Cliwestry Fair, tin Monday last, the . . average Vrices of cattle wete as follows cattle 6td. per lb. Fat sheep 61.1. Lean ones rather low.— ,Pigo about O. per ib. . At Newport Fair, the same day, the prices of cattle, &c. were nearly as those of Oswestry, , -At Smewsbuty Fair , on Tuesday and Wednes, day'last, pigs, kw in number, sold at higher prices , . than lay fair, viz. at 61. p.r ih. Fat cattle and sheep 6d..10 7,1. and had a dull sale. Go id horses brough4 capOal prices.. ,Cheese went from 554. to 651. per litfodied ; there was a great quantity,but little sal& Salt butter sold front t is. to Ir 4. per pawn of , I ;ll).,andhad a quick sale. BacOn went from 7J, to 714. perlb. ; At Horsham market, on Sitnrilay se'rinight, more wheat wainpitched for sale !ha i r) on any other, mar. ket-day for many years pasr. 'The best samples, however, produced very high prices, 28i: per load having been•obtained for fine old wheat, the growth of last year. • The, post-boy from Whitchurch tn. Shrewsbury unfortunately lust the mail bag on l'hugulay log, which. Wes found in the evening, and returned. unopened, . . Pftott i vic Sow.—This valuable little breeder, aif the Chinese kind, and kept on a 'fiton •at Ditchling, belongiqg to Mr. ,44tree, of Bright. brimstone, produced, at three successive farrows, 5 6 p i gs — a n i nsta nce of fecundity that but rarely occurs in any animal. The. fi`rst time of farrowing she had 18, and at the two latter 19 each, .0a the night between . the 7th stud Bth inst. the ware h o u s e o f Messrs. Robert MiGavin and ,Co.' Newton of PaisleY, was broken into,• arid Oink.' notes and silver to a considerable amount, and some 1131rja of value, carrier! On Saturday sennighr, about seven cecltirk in the evening, a Man who bad been observed peeping in at the door and window of a grocer's situp at the 6111310 f St.lllllll l l.l 4 tla, Canterbury`.._. seized she opportunity, while the shopkeeper went for ;I,lllilwille IMO the bock room, to enter the shop unperceived, and. to steal from under the counter a small basket, c o ntaining absiut 6i. in halfpence. Some ton part of ►his booty was found near ing by passengers in the street, which, nos had Iwo dropped from the villain in his hurry to escape. OCICS, • A, y . India Stock, shut India rim's, Swult Sca Stock, shut 01,1,Ann. • N:y‘r Ann. shut 3 per Cent, int, shut xcheriuer hills, par, tai. dis I is.periol 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 9.7- r6ths ) • Cousoli. fur Opcuing, $9 ; Bank stnck, Navfl per Ct. shut per Cet!t. r7y7, to be paid in April, D9*, Ifirdi 5 ptr 4 lv-r • cut. 74 fb• -; 3 pci. Ct. Kept. Pill 171 3 per Ct. Cons. .taut I- Atm. 16 ti-l 6 Its i Dirtu Short Aiu. a tI. oths I Marrier4outtotow.mr,r, , ti . ind ruhlistiAi ayAamioiß Sca rr 1, (Of SeUth - MOitn * LONDON Printed by Ft ton Aan ilAXittS , (of No , 4, ari.4.• • cnr the Poser. Lentrt far .h.. Ate- Angt-aditi)i r,n s w.vipt r;AZET*i h, Dec. rs, 1804. ILI NK RUT 1r lES EN!. .4 RG D • loseph:Wiison, lAte of : the Strar,l, ~ t rar now.nf C;r: 6.4..rgeg.iie1;1., Soucy, ton'ffi.ll4-Inaker, front 11:..c:'25, to Dec, 2g. ,41 tali, at (.oildlr.:11. I)Avitl Beaune, of ti re - Jt Wincht:ster-stract, Landon, in. • buranqe.bi - olts.-r, trum Dec. 25, to [an: 5, at ten, at G B,4.VICRUPTS. Yeardlev the yntiligr e and Richard fones,'both of Shef to Id.' 'Wirk shi ,uteri-dra pers anti co- partners, m surrender Dec. 22; 24, and lan, 26, a • even, at the Angel inn, Shef. fit. A ttqrnies, Mr. %Vii tram Tattersall, Sheffield ; or 111:. litakelock, Temple, London. - john Carpenter, late if Thetford, Norfolk' . dealer, to sur. reeler fan. 5, at four, 7, at eleven, and 26,..at ten, 'at the King's-Lynn, NOrtUlk. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Dugniore, Therford'; or Mr. Kini.c, Tooke's-court, Chan cer v-lane, Lontlen. John .Salisburv, of Manchester, cotton-spinner, to surrender Dec. 23, 29, and Jati. z 6, at three, at the St‘an, Fountain street, MatlVh4.-ster, Attorney, Mr. Whitson, Manchester. f oho Metcalfe, ot Yorltshire, plumber„ , to surrender Dec 28, 29, and kn. 26, at eleven, at the. Black Swail, Attornies, Messrs. Dyneley and Sons, Gray's ! , Inn, London ; or Mr. Morton, Bedate. Francis §impson, of Lancaster, merchant, to surrender (an. a, at five, 3, a n d 25, at eleVen; at the Cotnmercial Inn, Lancaster. Ay/brines, Messrs. Bleilstiale ; and Alexander, • Ndw.lan, London.,- or Mr. Willis, Lancaster. Frankin Gardner, of Butt-lane, Depttord, Kent,-thariner, to surrender . I)CC.• 22, 29, and lan. 26, at ten,' at Guildhall, London. •Attorney, Mr. Blunt, Old Pay-Office, Broad, street • • . IVilliani Cull, of Sinithfield-Bars, London, hardwarernan, to surrender Dec. .IS, to, and lan,. 2,6 - , at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mov Tnomas, .licarbinder-line., • Owed Mactinnagli, of Bennett-street, St. lames's, Middle szx, victualler, to siirreiiiler . Dee. tB, 22, and lan. 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Simp son and King's Itench.Walks, Temple. Samuel tiathittott, or Shoo-lane, London,. printer,. to surren. tier Dec. ill, at nine, 29, at eleven, and fan. 26, at ten, at Gintdball. Attornies,,Messrs. Wright and Bovill, Chan cery.lane. lams Irwin, of Woorl.street, Cheapside,....London, ware houseman, to surrender Dec, 111, 22, and Jan 26, 'at ten,at • Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Gregsoii, Angel-court, Ishrog- motton.str,:et. • CharleS jarman and ;ames Atwood, of Oxford.strect, Mid. dieser, bout and shoemakers and co-partners. to surrender Pee: tz, 29, and latt. 26, at elevim, at Guildhall , I .ondon. Attorney, Mr.. Bower. C nit. . Charles lultit Gerls, nt the Circus, Minories, London, Mer chant,,to surrender .Dze. 2-., at cle.veit, lat. 5, at. twelve, and 26, at one, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. lier. ridge, Bartlett's-buildings, HOlborn. • folm Sitnpson, of Liverpool,. but more late of Mancheiier, merchant, to surrenderlan. 4, Si and 20, at one, at rite Globe 'Cavern, 101 in-street; .Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thoritas Blacktitack, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, Lon. don ; or Mr. Robert Kirkpatric4 ,tianover-street, Liver. pool. Richard BOwden, of Manchester, manutaaurer, to. surrender Dec.. - 24, lan: 2, and 26. at three, at the Dog Tavern, cheater. • AttUrilieS, Messrs. Chesshyre and Walker Mail' • - cheater. John WarloW, of the Town and County of the Town of Ha. verfordwest, common-brover, to surrecider Dec. 28, 29. and 1311.'76, at eleven, at the Kummer Tavern, All Saint's lane, ,Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Blandford and Sweet, ' Inner Temple, Landon; or Mr. Edward Stephens, Bristol. DIPIDENDS. lan. 5. Andrew Paul Pourtales and Andrew George Pour. tales; of Broad-street -buildings, London, merchants antic°. partners, at twelve, at G oddball. Jan. S. John Conies and loi' Stephens of the Borough of Yenryn, Corn Wall, shopkeepers and cu-partners,4t ten,. at Guildhall, London. Tan• it,' William Watkins, of Hereford, joiner, at ten, Guildhall, London, 6n. 8. nltit Lacy and Charles Latcy, late of Northartipton, Bankers and co-partners; at eleven, at the George lip, N ortlia rit pion lan, 7,3.. George Tanner of Bristol, hardwareman and cutler, V at twelve, at the ull t Moon Inn, North-street, Bristol. Jan. 14. Horace Watson, late of Little St. Helens, Bishops. gat*" ;meet, but now of St. Mary-Axe, London, merchant, at one, •it Guildhall. Tank z 6, 'Balthasar Giorgi, late of Ratelilf-highway, Middle sex, chemist, at ten, - at G jan. t 7. William Joyce and William Bitehellor, of Brisiel, silverami t lei and co-partners, at ten, at G uildhall, Lotuldn, Jan. 29. W tarn knight, of Tunbridge Wells, Kcnt, banker, ti at ten, at Guildhall. lan. to. W Spence, of Upper Catton, Venkshiri, • corti-lidor„ at eleven, at the George Inn, opposite the ) Pavement, . lan. ta. John Neale, of Beekingtan, Someractshire, baker, at eleven, at the Lamb hut, Bath. CERTIPIcArts.Jan. • S. John Henry Selineidet, of Bow-lane, London, 'met. chant. William Smith, by the description or Peter Kind and Wil. Ham Strilih, of the Town and County of Southampton, linen,:draperi; and cu. partners. Richard Swairlson and John Gardner, or Liverpool, grocers and co.partners. George lepson, of Prescott, Lancashire, .groCer. uhn Wat kins, of Northinoor, )x.tordsture butcher. lattles I larman, of Great Rai:sell-street, illuoilmbury, Mid dlesex, haberdasher, ED/NBE/f?Git, Dec. TT. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. In the case of Mendliatn, tOrtner4 mentioned, iodided for forgii;g, causing to be forged,•or 'utter.; ing Bank of England Notes, knowiog- them to be forged, particularly to Thomas Armstrong, one note of tog. and thirteen others del. each,' for-all which the Prisoner received, or stipulated fora va. luable consideration from Armstrong, an objettion was stated by the Counsel for the Prisoner, that by the promotion of the Right . Hon.. C 4 A. Hore, His Majest.y's Advocate, in whose name rthe Libel was originally issued, to be Liiid Justice Clerk, it fell to the ground. - Further, it - was mointained that on the. adjournment 'of the 26th November, the day on which the Pfisoner Was:charged to appear in Court to answer his trial, there'was rip Lord care at all, and therefore the IndiftMent fell to the ground. It was answered, fur .the Public Prosecu. tor, that the usage and custom of the Court was contrary, as in the case of Grant; in 1784,. when CAMPUELL, Esq. -the present . Lord President, succeeded.theHon. HestaY'ERAKINE as Lord Ad. voCate, and in other instances ; as the person hold. invite office of Lord Advocate does not ad in an individual capacity, but in his official copiciry, as His Majesty's Advocate, and for His Majesty's . iit. terest, being merely the Counsel employed by His Majesty in the trial, which office consequently volves on.. the successor of any Lord Advocate ex 41W°, and that it was the duty of the Court, by adjournment in the usual forui s to prevent an in. didMent from falling in the interim of such .ap- poiniments. • The Court repelled the objection.' Very•eloquent and leartted pleadings took place by the Counsel on both sides, e leS'pe4tlng the role: vancy of the Libel as founded on the Statute (the Lord Advocate having passed from that parrot the Indidirient which Was laid at common law). It Was argued 'by the Counsel for the Prisoner, that the Art, is. Geo. IL did not extend to Scotland. The Counscl for time CroW,h argued. that it did. The Court met on 'Monday, present, the. Lord Justice - Clerk, and Lords CRAIG, CeLL'ENi ARMA. DALE, anti WADOWBANK. • All the Judges . deltvered their opinions at great length, with melt ethquence and ability. Four of their Lordships ,{the Lord justice Clerk, Lord crtAto, Lord CULLEN, Lird ARMADALF) were of opinicin that the Stattite it, question did not ex. rend 'to Scotland. Lord iVIE Ano waXxx was .of the opr,site “pinion, • ,The 'Court found; '' that' the Statute libelled 'an doe» not extend tu•Scutland, and that the' Libel; ar now restricted, is-not relevant, and, therefore miss the same, and assuilzie the Pantieh siritiliciler from the Bar." The Prisoner was accordingly dismissed ham- the Bar,,after a most striiabie, impressii‘e, eluquent, and dignified admonition front the Lord Justice. Clerk. Died, ,a short time since, the notorious Stoic,' Many, alias. Wheeler, alias Burnikr. This cha. ratter was universally admitted by the Police QEliters to be the most expert pickpocket in England. There .was scarcely a fair or race, betwAn'.BerWick.upon.. Tweed anti the 1,41.1t1 1 , End, where she had nor exercised her professional abiliries,• She originally mrte from SCurlitfia, _and married one' of the noto rious Wheelers, with whom . she lived.some years. On the arrival of another notorious pickpocket from Botany Bay; 01. the name of Barnsley, She.took a great fancy to bon, and left 'her husband..: With this man she prklised picking 'of pockets for several ycari, both in town and country. Although in person rather delicate, it was no - unusual thing to see he ron Lord Mayor's bay, and other public oc. casions, in the greatest crowd, in conspiracy with. the notorious gong hustleri who has for so many years infested! the Metropolis. She generally dressed in a very genteel - style. About Seven years ago she was at TLlth, committing. her depredations, and at one of -the received the Sacrament ;' at the s a me time . ,the M'ayoress of 'Bath happened to be one.of the COmmunicants, Atovy observing her to hav,e a very yeauable gold watch, Contrived to rob her of it ,before the conclusion of the solerioi. ordi: ,nance. She hall several children, whom she kept at boarding.school., NOtWithstanding she. had been several times tried en . capital charges, she was a 1.., .w.ay's fortunate enough to escape punishment. MAC Cn o Rolm .STR.test.—On. Saturday a jour hey monsmith was charg7d.with, uttering a counter feit piece, resembling half a guinea. A. quantity of those • kind of pieces, bearing date 1791, have • been pa s sed on. the Public within the last fortnight, particularly in the neighbourhood of Long-acre.-- The Prisoner was deteeted uttering it in a :public . .house in Mercer-street, and one of Ins. shopmates was passing another, at the same time, in a neigh . bowing puboc.honse, who has' since deconped. The Sulicit‘or of. the Mint proved the cot:merit:it ; ?NI the Pr ii.oner - 14114 fully committed for t rial. still' NB . tOoLX, PEW. f 4. Arrival - the - Adventure, Bishop, aikl. Reliance, Stone, tram ; Blossom, troiii '‘Veyariouth ; A 13.1 Roquin, I),rettyjolui, trt.ni Yougii.t . HlChSlog.l2,4.l3biltS, for 1,010,011: Robert, Pop pirwelt, for Hull ; Hope, Maiielaws, for Coaled; and Ac- Itve, Wilii.nns, for Poitssitoutlt. Gil AV SUN EI..DLc• ►4, Passed by—the ionannadune ' . frOm Surinam; ,Anna, Scott , train Bertg o il ; Galen, ilinckley, front ; Asphellita, Anholt, and Jacobus Catharine, 111allaison, from St. Übe's:3 Vrow Vyte, l4oilings, tram Bilboa ; tiro tilers, Patrick, Princess Royal,. Cow.a.l, Stn, from Oporto; Constant Mary, Cnaph.tm, from-Qant tit Industry, Kennion, from Cori: ; GraOrd, Gartoff, and itoopc, from Guyon. Sailettl-te Cygnet, Fisher,. for jam tics ; Amelia, Young, ,Ibr Lout Nelson, Le Fry - erre, for Guernsey ; M'Crea, for 13ellast ; 4ohienrusri lam:nits, for ICotter dsm. Fortune . . :Vends, Vniiv Minsin4, Gantt, Vrow An na, Youst, and Stadt Klinkert, fur kmbden. Price . . Lately,. in I'o7lmin-street, Portman .square, the Lady or I. R. WiiiictOord, Esq. of Lcatherheati, of a Daughter. . . , ' AfARRIAD. . . . . ~ On Saturbv. at 1...1fni - Mb, Mr. 'flint - mu Pawdich, of La. doa, tu Uti ',l..in . An,: I.lole, of Stuclovcll. _____..........-.---, DIED. Yesterday; after a tedious illness of twelve months, in the 7:td }ear of his age, the venerable llistuv of Arras ' se who eminent v:rtties have long rendered hint a p rime object of 134. nap.qic's h oral. Lately, 1Ir;. Linton, widow of the unfortunate Charles Lint: ii, Esq.. of Covent-garden Theatre.: lat, at Sidatouth, ;iis iSth year, Wil• Nam, eltl,st.sui of Mr. Thomas Keiiihle; . of incinglan amil e. rriday ;el:night, at Bantry, of a violent fever, 14i ton White, Esq. britli.n . to Lord Viscount 13anvy. d On clay last, at the advance d age-0105, withoutwho aa} ay Pfi previous tnness,' Mr. Allen, rather to W. Allen, tvat stun by the clads at Wilkes'. riot, in the n 4 )ear 17 68, a to wlt'se ineintiry a famous monument btands in NewiniV ton Cnurch..yard, anti WAS buried in the same? tomb Ste' day. OLD IsOit r; ANIALMIZA, SHERRY BLI(.:1;LLA, d ec . Ph:NCEIC k...) Merchants, No. 1.5, Nevigate.street;:' take leave to,N;* anti PERKINS, Win e anti likandr quaint . theroblic,- that th.:y now kcep, and far fo urteen }cars last past, have never kolpt less than twelve titoull gallons of G.:ntiitie Wine, in Vats and Casksw!ipenflig "", itielioratir!A ; . or bottling; and from twenty to tinny thousali,.. ItOttiCt of cru,ted Ott Port, -Madeira &c. BY th is i r i th c ,. o i t keeping, ttsir Nines arc so improved' in ft tour , ?""4 2 so r curtail! 1 '''.l.4l.ltic*retlinetti 44 to render tifttrit UMW 0,173teT ~ ex peciena 11,1$ convinced twiny the stomachs of nervous habits, anti the apil and . infir o ni' o ly strongly' recommend t heir 0 ht W iii.:, cininenOrnY sicij , n „, s lio i .0 11 rno and restorative Liquor. By this Sto.. If. theY are enab le and of serve their Frien.ls with ~ : uperior Wine, or gre' si a rr s Kadv the host V inraz,es, on tlit! most triode/ate "f aids, for ,:s - yer , money. *1 1 I - . icy have also all llitCOotillOrt i z ge StOCk qi ' and a Jars. 01,4 Cogniac 13r.in.iy, Vine mad I a;ll.ltC.a Jinni ." Quantity of most excellziit liasr- I 11(114 Ocange Sltrub. 411" mus t - .taticlea t' . tit NI - P - ------------ - ts, sei . Responsibility deviate from :he general System bf W •"- - - rniti9itinal !Vivi of gdUCtitioo ant'. t-etion of a peculiar branch, the ianziicli of long' colo witted success is ' t r e L a i t i l l n ' e t Ili c l o r t Th ree v i f r c l:e ei 'bi t te ; vs i :(,),Icrctriiiti4;Tsrni ';' e l ntiP°lrtjtslllllcPscc r u cit°:reisttsYhtFl 1 1 e rx:sitlilliti Vel' myplan gives Mr Aciiitiolial Aldo( to Qpi),)Se, aS tar as •I ant 4.!.t7 the rAvages of those COmplautts Which are the Most • tinportept in the Catalogue of Htlillan infirmities. _ After trittiatton into every litatich, its an Mint Surge(LN • I formed a wish at ali early peritid of l'raetice to resolte .tu „ " ' diViduals from the ignorance of 'uneducated Men, Of tiW ecraally dangerous inecipitatiey of general. Pratlitioneic , The Three l)isorders, to the •Cure of wlncli i have no' votml ritv attennon,•codyrise every species of V E l./ P ..' it CA I,' I NFECTIt !sl. whetiter of a .. recent or 104 oft, ration ; tally. All kinds 'of tlebdity, iviietiter arising front the habits of schoot.boys, or the in.litlsences of inatott age; Acal, IltStIV, Viat derangement of the system in *°... inCn Wilk:n.4 called 3A It. It. F. N NT, SS, or ST E Itf I, TY . .. Numerous Diseises are theTresult td ignorance, or. Ps i ' in the treatment `uf a simple Gottorr tura; and it not un• frequently, harpens that MO 'Ste-1,5 ot Lae are poi*lnol b 1 titc ihtitsercttort of an implanted tiur.--y 3 s,operior We: tnoit euvn CUinniin'S are Cilitiy citteLl ; .altd. even ,tvlict! others• have. laded, I tacit that I :fruy pf"CialliC to offer a Valeta IC -Cstablislllnelli . ' Few, han:CVer. 331.: VIC C;tieS of complicated distrest in, titer, co:npared With the calamitous situationsfa ,Ps::,lre7,{;viliicoiri.elulltily'gh;:tea,ti,ivher;:iiteistillacs;:on:l:ysi.:flit'uslllg,t:olv,lno":43: fil i b t.. ) 1 l ' c l i !;:),:na,ii te:girtYtiefeivi,iiet:.od:rss.tEig oar,:fitily , conceals' tits misfortune, it . May Pa sutra; ct!into.... sttarer ,broo:ls, ovletr be _cis amni,..oet:iye,abuotx latior, for hitt' , to kno,,v, that altnoibri i t ~,,,thi..,nets, t its removal doe: or" uucert'zint y witrt other ..."-- . at ji t io. " .3unt i zt. l i e i s :a t tni ' theliis/eet.ctaviii,:ttlr;;,ciirtici, e ll i s : e b n by (tat! c ;n g y r a d i i ti 74. a 1 1 , s , r . j o l g c r o e . s s I P, t. the i(e 1 " r _r_ , o a t: m i t lac t4 i'tth4 ovt,s,i.larcx:eatriu.bssetahtiere7eboinet.tlgde.,int iltbloy,thatNerituse(e...e'a:.;::lsia:inc::yaunoVl:ltcg,eo.damsoceitts lint Wncte tin, Deficit has rot years existeft, ~„ ru;_ --,,,,,.„Atc-istrErcii::).v,ifi....,:i,:.l::::;:t:ts:,wlrYielo.atteiticli:nelisailt:mtt7,ll"e't,tri.:.!vipliti,vi:iti,tatt,ll.o':tvi:oo::-;":1,70.; in thairexpeetations bf ii F,i;ntly. may be tei:tcr, 4 ty . . M'sltnstances, sui:h de eel; are cobtb;t: by , /%1 4N liC 4 I .Zitit. __, .'.. fie se crecy .V: ilidi it.. SO 'COttatial :to giy 4311,10 14_,... In:si:r ;:: i t 4 t o u t I t l r: - ) i.: t st.)ri,:ts.,,vlfrocitiisslaln3lv.tnpletbfitilfc:iLt:s,r.v.,,lti:ti:stiitt":6l this intimation Is given, 'that Mir. Ikea may o‘-• ---,_ h, ,I4i; Y. or by Letters (inclosing .a Jlll.lll N 05)1. '':r. .inklie, No. 24, Arundel strea:t, Stratitt, near Temple_4; si There is an addition.J , Entrarwe in Watig'g mstoirting, idlli the N Arne is on both. the doors. • r . , _,,,f, "artat 'tree,: Member of the Koval College of , stri.&-- To TIIOMAS TA YLORt hsq• No. 9, New Bridge-Street, i ßot. Honoured Sir, • EtllllbUfgh, friar IS . , , L . . CC OW 11/EP leave CO inform YOU, that ever on yo , Year t 790, I have been alllieted with the Lutes re o t r.e.a t which, 'horn its obstinatelY foisting evil i ou ' llf Lotiglon. meditirie prest titled by• the most eminent °I. e,_,,,00 nere, and u nc.le No i tig• several were oUl'aeS Of °l l : re lief, and t wice discharged front the Hospital, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature.. IA 0 spring of Jilt - year lily dilorder had got to such a ne e ." u 'iot nearly to-put a , period to -my existence iria a lre , ,A. with litt6.l_ the O w n the crown •of my head; one oft each arm, an? ii 'd r ehtl• cre broke war in a frightful manner , ; . toy right c'4'..,,--" fully iparsitvcs e i: : :t ee : 11 11:1l r , e years; a s n t t ; l iii h ) a d left netnifaitin uiti-sst:attc.woolr.ralrcgceraittio,oinc.s..titoilllt. .va . s . very much discoloured, Mid gaVC Pie StWil eg, t' iii,lls, I N Pain, particularly when warm 0 bed, as rwArit „ o w. mended by Mr., ' jirt 'ctihtointilatsio.,llt-:,)t'l(l3WichOr?cielive'vvi 4; Bt sit cwt. by Went here), to take your Lealke's rate i n • c one _ , l ' ch I 1:M01n to do on thy 76th cit. MAY ;, 'in ,t.l, 100 o_l a f o rtni,;ht, I be to receive-benefit -4u I . '" , ulf° than a chcititht the ulcers on int hd and , a r c "' hote l A 55117 111 ;: I l a . IYe 'l l t I I': l ie ) 31 ;;;; L IT h l " 7: 1 the VI Bt car i t' i t t e e c° o 'l4 f I tt htliir4lsh:tircte,s discolour wi ) ‘ l l ti c ii :t Y 311) : 7°- 0 1111 11 1c r j° ; 3 0 15: s lu ing or God, ;am a little longer ,perscverall.c 'I/ Y the 51(1° re .ink M.AiL, subsided ; tile Jtatt.:s tliSpaSil)S. 01„,lii gamitl 4 -46 hat ur4 I hue, and the noatirnAl l' 3 1 0 ,p ( ! / and 14 , v 4(1 . 11,,.; ott. I thus be.vailie', by .your liberal Ati v— " p laini be t d .;..,. l e i 1 ; 0 1 : 10 ; i ! I if l si l e; l l ' i j se i li ::::1::l u v ; re h a l et. : 1 ; e 1 t t 1 , 1 :; 1 1: 1 ., ) t t t . 0 :, tr :::::: s l a t I t I. : I : i s: I r .:I t t .,l :i 3 rl c et P l i t i : o r il i s rl . :t n a lia y t ileiY(4lr;:ast)vltrEs grcrul l v ir ja i l 111:11di c i ii 'lll3-1 nai case s, a x:: : :: _ c . i . as c ' e l: I:I :so x s h s . : tr ie t ,:t 1 211 shalt " i'llt : 01 t ": 1:1:: : :.r41 : :44 : 1 .b l'. hbc ",, t i. : : :: for .rlIA! g ATi t i °t. enl'e'.ntretine inurtals,2o„lo•l; occastotal ,irk till (tuttig , yoa will greatly tibligei 's,l,r;z• isttliO'"-d. b.rateilt,) v , .try Itumnie servant, ALP . - Ltlinburg h •*, witii.,4tu, to the :thoVe Cur" iLtifUe4 4 aP4 . ( o ~:: Tit oia rso IS, N. ;, New l'oultry .-,,,-, dt. , lulu;M.l N 'l'l N. ()Id Asseniblv. Close , Ea1..1),-„--,r" mg k repared and Selil by the sole.Prol,l'"r'e of •'" ° T kittlA A 3 T.; YLP R.,‘Ntrln t..t' tit . tilo .i 4 0 , .11 Colleg Lonjel • 000, at his Houses, No. 4, Ne W 1; c.(1',,,, ..ltrer, thirtytij where, alter a' constant roAeo,„;.; or wore tll3l',u, c ore °', : y . feitt, iltd praaice particularly ti,r,..,:tc.1 1. , ` t,', l iatts7j , venereal Complaints and th,iv lociritcal to the op; Generation, 'with . that invi...l4ble 5e..,.•r.,:t4 vvil!` : , it . ,e4, his profession ..slion Id aiways obscr.• in SUert 'itotoaillift gatt i ai Ili:Welt', tit:. 3,lvice and aSiitlitc,l he go w ili i i administers' to per Sons takin,t this • itl.:lllcittet_.,3ool. esteetneit, by 4 discerinut; 1'u!)1', , as a n tylVtl"l • Be e s 0 dont attainable and void of all -, f. , • , itY • •' Also 5.1111, by his a . vpolitritici, . , i .r titC CPOLICOI 1, thoSe living at a disjunct., at !,•.. ! ,ilc r ' " : 0 3, i li Al han's:.street, Vall,..Mail ; 1... l• .. ii. , e , 14 0 " 4.10 .'h stret, ~ • fur.otreet.; Mr. .I.tish.,r,,iic,b' ~ .., 7, • i ~- 'coo Mr: Steri% lOuicseller, !H. 1 , ~ :, roW, I.ittlgr.:r, No hill -, Mr. Baxter's, ..,,,..:',•,r, ~, !*:-.1114ti in to i ii iion;ld, (;la.gow ; Nit . i ',.J , , •-• '•' , ' :4,. 411 : 1 1 1 .;4'w 1 / 4 1 rcrion 111 eVt;Ey contiiii,...;,tt)i... 0,, j; Y. '„ .V.Lt '..- ; . v, DM i 12101, in lioxv,,o; °lily 2 e, 941; GA, . tiC3lO.l 1.0) v ., t o And 1,13 in k:r.tt,latt.f,-wia.orct)Y Pura" •$ `." 1. ." C1:44e..,ri-ety. 0 cure. thein,trive. Watt Cate, veeti, sei:rec at ~, s to -1 N • I. Ls'. ry li'JN Mild llt I ,IC.ll:lqi,-.o*, I. *V,I' ' , i ),,e . i a StAnip, on Alti,:h, by to _.• " 1 t hc C,QI7/1.1,,. a, ''',o l oruited. at the Stahly.).)flicc,—`., -1 . • Tay l ' t, , iii o f nifeiiire4V,turaesri".:i.otst,. ,in,l:La tC: WtllCh IS Velt) tl ) . 31Ia ' . . - ,street• rOvenor-squarc must t►e atidressvi. . .