The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-01 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF TUE BAVOrERI4IS. Neither the, memory man, nor , the annals of history, furnish us wish o,ton,re deplorahl'e instance of the consequences of fire, than that we I,tid'before' our Readers on Saturday last, relative to thOseon-: fortunate people. The inhabitants of Chelmsford, : anxious to remove from the minds of the, surrivOis any unfaVourable impression they might have - en *ermined, in'consectuence of the fatal and unexpected accident tchich had occutred, determined on' terring the bodies with the most attentive decency and respeft; anti had resolved to fohow their on. fortunate remains to the grave ; hut a doubt arising as to their military charaders, an expresi was irn mediately forwarded to His R ,, yal Highness the DUKE Of Yotoc . wilo, to mark his extreme _concern, and to testify his high regard for the loyalty and zeal of theSe unhappy people, who, having escaped the cruel oppression of the. French, had entetcd into the' service of the United Kingdom, was pleased ' to dire& that the ,unhaPpy sufferers should be in *erred with ail military honours. In convequence of, which orders were issued for the full attendance of the Gaynson ors Ftaly morDiog.--,The co ffi or) , containing the remains of deceased, being pre_ viously remc,ved tot,: the Ship-ion Yard, it; order to make the, melancholy Tetc.lacJe impicssive:4B possible, by pabging trtoogh th; town, il , bich was iistcd with troops trom iftenre to the chorcrt, form. ing a lioe fare the proces,ion to i , ahs tv , m—lested throtigh the eooc :utse cif pi pie .ssen';bled on the occiusion to wttnr,sB unexamOrd• an awful and rt-pettfol silence intli , dueed it in the follow:11$ mari,e, • A 1 field Officer on horseback. A Captain's Guard !rum the 421 Highland Regiment, arms revmed. • Bands of the Durham and surrey Regiments ; &tains mut.: fled; bands and octave eifes alternately playing blow anti solemn music.. Clerg) man. • . UndertAer aud Assistant. _ The thirteen. coffins, containing the mangled bodies of <the dei.eased, singly hnnie•hy the waggon Aram, amtdovered with harviSome palls, tiupportod by their • Hanoverian Comrades. Two Hanoverians.in cloaks, as Chief Mourners, - The remaining Ilanoverians, three abreast. • . Messrs. Chalk, Stains, and K.elliarn, Agents' lot the throe principal lire-offices, as Mourners Gar the ToWn. The Privates of the,. Loyal ,Chelmsfortl Volunteers. Privates from the brigades of all the Regiments in the Carriso.n, Non-commissioned and Commissioned Officers, from the whole, in the following order, brought up. the rear : • Corporals, Serjeant s , R eg i me ntal mail; Engineers, L..nsigns, Lieutenants,. Majors ,, Lieutenant.Colonels, Captains, Colonels ; Stair, Major-General BeAwith, • Lrigadier-Genethl RamsaY• The whole moved with slow and solemn pace to the church.yard gates, where the firing party fell back, and formed a passage it) mourningpositiun, with reversed arms,and reclined' heads ) , through which the whole procession passed to the church— the'. organ playing a solemn dirge. The enffini heir placed on forms, and the Troops stationed,' thc S.!rvice was read with affeeting pathos by the. Rev,S. BENNET; at that sublime and beautilut,pas: sage, " The trumpet shall sound, and the .dead 2,1)4' raised," a pause in the sentence .prepared the ear jl!Uitat B ,urkh on the trumpet stop of organ,. rrocluc;iii!, most.awful ef. ti he3rr. A very areaing.and a il r o py i‘k c adaress coneludekl 1144 part of the c o ere m,y ; the Tr.. 00 were again farrn...d, under the comm3ll4l Kcv ; the coffins were Lorne ro K I.trge, gravc; I,prpoiwiy . rvcoucti to receive ale who!c number, end 2rlo carefully dr e. tcti, the, con94,ii,ogatßi. dffOtiog funer..ll sr.rru ,, o tv,.s yio . “.tolvretsive elf t; Lk. 4:24. cir4:4 three excel lent voiliv:s. , . I\l4.Du t P,.,S r )2, (11c,aqconnts of Eile this king. tatter enci;ot 4.ugust, the following :,are • ;;. ,l is it " hock , in t • .! Ole. 2, 01:1 No. • in•iiiiii g. three lie verc t,prvad universal ciinsterna.., 1;61,. 51,,,, :.ecrOperiiietl by t , t.veral or.. t, , 11 tl.ree quarters of an I t our,; 1 , , Luilding • - wirliour : 'have turribled . ' tiown ; the Mns,ror ihe trihi I,it tin; the t:otp,try, where they now live in lit Non-, Cuwietirs of Sr. Clara, and were : also - olaqged ~ (0 'fly. The 1, r;J: Ce.4sed 011 c!ie , 271 1 1 , htit - were l ess 6,llTie eartlniti rke, were felt a l t i . nr, t h e t. ,` .t,t. itoluens - „in that this. •It-struyed. y Fieople lose ) their lives under die' ruins ot thttir '['lie village of Abttg. i 2 /11 11 is sgiik to the ground. The tine plain ofi 'Palmer ri,r Fiera' is , i eniirely - tlevamited ; In the Felix several liousell were thrown down • at the wteck of baildillgs . is Stilt' tiljfC con. sitietahle. At Windhor Fair, 13st wcelc, a man di,covered that a large hole 1143 been cut in his stall, and pro. verty to the - 4Ml9Alnt. of 301. stolen, although he skpt in it. O Friday he made it known in the" F a i r , _ a nita i ,l,l, ii l,a could recover part of his pro. perty, he wonla „forgive' the man who had scorn. Milted the robbery. The . ,ooriverbatiorr was over., b ear d by o n e , 0 1" rile Privates, of the- Guards, whO told him ) it he inquired of Corporal W. he had no doubt but ha could inform kiln •vliere his property was, at the corporal had contested to him that he knew aboot.it., The inan,, in consequence applied. to the cclporal, but 'he denied any 'knowledge 47, the robbery. Applicoion was .then. made to the Officers,. who ordered the corporal .to be . swelled; but nothing was. found upon . - him. The room. in which be slept, .vvVlt twenty. five privates (the men as well as the room), were also Seardheci, but no. • thing found.. The next - morning,- on the 13rat . le, the corporal was called out - „and the Man who had pa. ginally made the charge war called out to face him when hi persisting in his story of. what the corporal had told him , and the tale , being conilstent, the..oflicers hryke the corporal, and made the private a corporal ; and all the ti , enty.five men who slept. in the room - with the corporal were ordered to wear their *costa turned. LONDON: Primed by At the Stiti.Orpt ct, SHOCKING ,ICCIDENT. A Mile Melancl.olyCifCutnstance occurred yester. day mo.rning in the Church-yard' 'of Newington, Surrey. &pool man, t:f" the name of Ricketts, „u, c hsted .;us preparing a "grave fora deceased' Lady Jiu corpSe had been Ekrought from. GM:00401-i •and. the MiniSter , was in reading the funeral service. ,Just as he had conclu ded, add- the coffin was removed from the bwr to be depOsited in the the .graVe., in.which Rickett; - was .st an diiig wish his pickaxe and spade, 31ttiticnly sunk In to .the depth of near'six . feet, The ill-fated gravedigger was eompletily•buried, the 'earth covering the crown of Iris head. The accident' was' observed, and several . persons ran to his assistance. ln leis than five minutes:they succeeded in removing the earth, sec as to hive admitted of reSpiration, but the . vital spark seemed nearly extinguished ; the ground was. damp and heavy, and pressed so close, that it was impossible to get the unfortunate creature out with., out the risk of dijninting hii liMbs. Those who Came to release him, began Co -dig With:spades ; but . the curiosity of thelioptilace,• who crowded round the place, very much counit':raded. their humane eir.rts. It Wla upwards of : an hour before the tuOirfti 'was infficiently thrown aside to admit of the budy beb:g drawn up. During-thisiong interval, the sios of death gradually became more notwithstanding two or three Medical Gen tlemen oitended, and endeavoured to save him. He was ;.t 1..“. carried away lifeless on a shutter. It was not the leaSt melancholy part of the scene to opserve the distr.:tact] wife and five children:of,the wretched Mao tooting about .the place, crying and wringing their hands. The deceased bore a good Character, ankl,as his neighbouri seemed to Commit. berate Its untimely Wt., it is h .ped rlify will viate the Lii . sitess 61 hi, helples, f PUBLIC-OFFICE, 8 JIPISTREET.' Yesterday Hanpah Palmer and Ann Harris'were brought before the Sitting Magistrate for re exa, minatiiin, charged %.1,11 stealing a caid of L ice from the shop of Mr- Christo r her Fisher; Haber , dasher, of Nei,vport;streef; It .appeaied, that on Saturday sennight the Prisoners went intp the. Pro. secittot's shop, *and after looking a long •tioie at several cards of lace, left ,the shop without pur.:' chasing any ; and the 'Prosecutor having observed them put their cloaks over Itr counter, suspeaed theni to be shoplifters, and iMmedi4tely after . they had left the shop, he missed a card of lace, value, 7!. ; in ennsequence of which he pursued the Pri soners, and secured theM, bUt on, Searching them the lace was not fout:d ; and it was strongly Sus'. peLed 'a third wothao, who was seen talking with the Prisoners, alter they came out of the Shop, had got the property ; which is generally the:plan with shop lifters. The Prisoners were taken to Bow-streer,•andun. derwent an •exarnination, when they .drilidd 'thecharge, charge, and asserted th.it they were women of tln; first respeatthility ; but the MagiS'trate committed them for. further examination last Siittirday ; at which time Mrs. Palmer periti'sied 'in the :Jam! ac count of herself, and that she kept a house: King-street, Soho ; -but Anthony, the cffict:r, ,re cognized her to be:Pan old offender, and a general bad chariitter ; and asserted,' that she had no longer sine than last July been tried at the Old Bairey. This she denied at• first, but yesterday a c knOwi e dged the fAct; when Anthony further t oted, th.ir her hoshand : was tried sat the last Atisizei for Warwick, for picking pickets at Bir. mingmun!fair, and sentenced to transportation; and that she had since lived with a man.of the narne - of Mack,, who was tried for picking pockets in Svial• low.4treer, at the la's(' Sessions, an d sente nced t o transportation. Adkins, the officer, alga traced 4: Bank note into herplasession, which had heed Stolen out of the Mancheiter Mail. Both Prisoner 'were fully, coronii t fed. Yesterday, at Marlhorough:street, a Blind Fidler was-eltarg . ed.with kcyping a disorderly home, in a court ih• Pall.M,ill, by incO-Uraging an eighteen_ penny' hop. the informer, paid one shilling ,int.i . sitiq.etiee tit the attendant, "who con. tiuded him ter - a room where fourteen couple well I,,nting it tti the tune of " S'ir David liunter 131gir." The•lntimner left .the room - .at limit past two o'clock on Tuesday' morning, at which time the coinpJny retited., The Delendaottwas ordered to find boil, 8i143 of Exchange, each amounting to 9001. .and upwards, were lately stolenfrotwniF the desk at. eminent hop.tnerchant in- the City, which kk'efe traced into the hands Mr. W. a hatret• fie w„i s .immediat e ly .apprehended, and yestetday iinderweni a•private ex.ainitiation before the Late) M AY.I) tc t at the Mansion-Houle, which occupied fieverJ hour,';' ofter priioner was re. ,Ilk it!(.ltht NEW YORK, SEPT. 6. INTERESTING LETTER. The following highly interesting Letter from Geneial PINCENEY, it must be `recolleaed, comes from a Gentleman of the most liberal mind, a Sol. Bier of, the nicest honour, and of tried and urrques. tionahle bravery. This consideration we Ar.. 4! sure, give to. his sentiments .on the subj . e.Ct of ling, the greatest possible weight thr6uglinuts the .community. Should - the death of HAMILTON be the . eause of,bringing into merited disgrace the dis organizing sentiment that "a Gentleman's is under' the proteetion of his own arm," and that instead of appealing to the laws, he is to look for 'vengeance to private ,force : and if' it shall* the means of banishing from our Country. the- absurd, unjust, and niur4erotis praitice of taking life itself for even imaginary offlynces to imaginary honour— " then indeed will not a HAMILTON lia'Ve'diCa in vain." • • At a Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Soiery . .of the Cincinnati of the State of New-York, on, Wednesday, Sept. 5, • The. President presented a lettei• received by him from Major-General C ri A KJ. E* . Co r$ %yowl . it Prlerr Lv, Nrke President General 4)1 the , Society of th, way read and. attuiltively considered. Whaew- ir,, resolved; unanimously, That this Committee highly appiove the- scti , thhents expresSed in the said. letter, and, that the Secretary tbrthworth cause the same to be published. .The President also presented a letter from Mrs: flAstii.. T 0 N, which Was 41so , Resolved unanimously, Thatthe Secretary cause th!..stipe to b.: published, WM. PO VIIAM, see. Char!may, S. SlR—With deep affliaion, 1 received the a«uuut of our irreparable loss bp-the death of our late President General.. This deplorable event fias been sensibly felt and :itrnented in this part of the Union, evert by those-w.bil weremot Terson ally_ acquainted with him, autl who did not einliclue him in politics. By me, who hay,: witriessed.,his calla in-. trepidity Valoin: . , on tutu); OCpAIOII6, anti WaS gOinined.With transeendant 'abilities and arniable'quali ties,..ind honoured whit bis particirlar :1 It:MIS:I44 1:14 10?'S is must poignantly felt; and his memory' Will he ever'inost 'at it tely revered. . • , is there no way of abolishing, throughout the Union, this absurd and barbarous custom, to the observance ye winch ht fell a vithin Duelling is•no criterion of bravery, fur I hive seen Cbwards tight duehi, and I ant convinced real courage to ty often nehetter sticwi. in theret usal than in the accept— ance of a challenge. If tile society of Cincinnati were to de rs •t; fare. their abitutrence of this l'aetictr„ and .tlig determination or all their members to, discourage it as far as they had elicit, and oii no aocount either to send or accept a challenge, .it inigiit tend to annul this Hious :custom, and would be a 'tri ourcOf resp,let to the sentiments and nittniory •of our late the State Society in New- York should coincide with me in opinion, I should be glad to have their seetlinents how best to carry it' into cAcciitioni whether by • submitting it to of the General Society at Nev . York, Piwilacleiphia, r or .Bultinture, or by referring tne mat ter at once to die different State Societies for their considera tion. _ • 1 haVe this day received your favour of the 2,01 of Tilly, and alit !midi obliged to the State Society, anti to yourstuf, for it..—With slntunents of high rcspce.t, 1 have the Honour to lie, your most obedicot Servant, . • ,Cl-IAaLLS COT4SWORTI-1 PINCKNEN", .V. P. C. S. C. Cl,. W. S. Sndfis,. Pl'eadoit of the New. . Y urk &we ri . the Cinciqllati. • 'The following L:tter from Mrs. I - lAMILTpN will rxcite the sympollics c.A . .those who feel for licr loss, and in it lament a great national cola. mitt • • ' t,I, 1114-, S la—To the distress of a heart so deeply atti:cled asmine, .frofri L the irlelwahle loss ot a 'most amiabld and affectionate Husband, I trust the respectable Society in which you pre.: side will iniphte the dtlay 01 fin acknowledgement for their consolitory, letter, couched in terms that evince their sym. pathy emanates 11•0111 the heart. Although great mitigation ot that affliEtiort, with which I am so severely depressed, can only be hoped from tit:: mer cies; of •the 'Divine Being, in whose dispensations i t i s the duty of his "cremiircs hurnhly and devoutly to acquiesce, yet the woutid6d heart deiives a 4nree of consolation /ruin the. tenderness with,which • its ltit is bewaikd by the virtuous, Ilia wise, and titimitne . ; arid•also from that highlionour.with which the memory Of-the dear deceaA:d has, been comthemo- . rated by them, and those contiimplared in the, Resolutions of the Society of the Cincinnati • transnaittLd by you, tot which you, - Sir, will he pl i eased to convey my tVgraiet thanks to that respielable.Body. I-reciprocate : with % sensibility your and their recommenda tion of me to the Divine care and protection—play yod ever enjoy it, and without alloy; • 1 atm -Sir, with great respe4l, Your obedient Servant, To triaia;n S. Swill), ` i E, 11A.11ILTON. • consequence of thz. l account which appeared in Alija riper, retpeaing a Gentleman who had .cut bikthroat near Claptili,. nri.Stittlay/lails two Gen tlemen went to see. bicu,..and recognized him to be a 'Mr. T— tf, a merchant . Of respettability, :who the:neighbet thaw./ of Lincoln's-Inn:: • .C 1.04, • He w.ta a, than of,gre,a.roipett4bility, with. :out any relations' whatever; except an unmarried ' Who is ~ very afflueiit circuirotances'.--- , Mr.. T. was never known to be insane till within a 'few dzyi of puttidg an end tti 'his existence, when he met a carman in the Ilackney.road,.and offered him 'ten pounds:to run his waggon over hit body. An Inquisition' was taken on the hctiy of the,deceased , Thesday &vening,. at the Crooked Clapton, when• several. circinnatanccs .were given in evidence, which c learly prov e d hi s de. 'ranged'statii of mind.- The jury, without hesita. tion, brought in a verdia of— Lawry. Last Sunday, as the wife of pm thew, a watch . .. man, in Umonpstrees, Whitecliapel, was rea'ding the Bible, at the fire. side, `a spark flew from the' fire and set her clothet in a, blaze: she called dui to her husband, Who-it nearly .ninety years of age, 'and v . eryrdeaf, for assistance ; but bel.ire he could give it, the was so miserably boned, that she languished until Monday, when she died. An acciderit-occurud a few days "since to a See jeant Mitchell, beltinging to the Nottingham Regi. !bent, who was on gu3rd.at the Barracks in Canier bury, when- two &setters were brOcght from Deal, bethaging'io a Regimens' cif 'Dragoons ; one of the party ha vingromitted to draw his charge when di's. missed, in the ad of faciog about struck his piece against the r.liiihg, ;,nd if unfortunitely" went off, and lodgod thee hall in 'the 'thigri of the Serjeant, who suffered the 4reatest ag,niy for three or . f6ife deys ; the hall has . stflt:' been e;xtrafted, and hopes are en. t ertained of biv recovery. • . AID ILA/HIS, (Of N O . 4, Martlet-court, navy-Street I; and Puniisimi by WIL T. A U A/R.44105i SC r rs, tot sf:uth frialtno-strect, Grocacivr.4.9u4 re) No. tt 39 St-and; where 4d-urronm en tr, o r d ers fut the raper Letter; lc; the Editor, &C. (post-paid), must he 3ddresltd` 'ro,7I,I4I)NIAS TA y i..i..) R, Esq. ~.06,,5, s t.V6ai Sl4` - ' - ' ..''' 7* NO..'ir, New iiritigt-Street, '',,form j /":4114:;ii a-Dnty ,ini:uailwnt tapt)p me, to It' , l'.ll3,Yete. .. you of toe. veiy great &rut eYtl'itot/litiary cure •,, . i . gb i r %vi-ye/i :rout lEourtisayalushle .11edii:in4 1. E Al.". E# 1' ''; . 3 e About two years ago, I tv4s attacked with a - -,' ~,,,,-, tittle. DI St /R I')ER, w h it.4?l 't rektictilitlietraliglitlYiPt7)l'- i wag bur the t)isea , se at letigtlt-tspnoittiiaig..al I over fur,. "",I',i, ta'• l4 0114iSc.(1; ip :Witty to the lutist Chthierit of ttte r a ,. c '' t rwrlll thotwastistattre. 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Ni.iitchester..fuly... l , ./gc 1 . ••, ": ' ..' " LE ,e l4° P. S. For the pubtie itepetif,: 1 :lo not obic: " Iti t'l). 4- ( bairi,'; - published, • trait .k3-;,,e1-t)ll',tO glitiliPut ' itiiilquteatt sii,iiiio , i Vrepitica 4i:a Soiti' h;' tbil solc l'rbiltiotort,..,,,..gal' - r1105; TA N Lug i : Nkeittblipl4.44 ii 4, Y 4l ' l " :°li . lg'l P. 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Na• 7.9-tric':.l',l,'''''•,ii'" Steel's, lk,okselicr, N.'. i, tit/lint:rot-, 1 , „ 1 .. („ - _Jil o ;«0 , - Mr. liaxter's Sotitlibritigt./..;ktt01b0.411: „.,""tjk-,0„,,,i',0i .7, fit I)u;iiiit; Nit. hillitige's, I.iverppot i gr , .',,..,:,b,d -.I 1!';,, lie&ter ; taint by pne• Peritott in.every otlli",';', wi• Great botain aivi 1 relAtti, id 1-loxcs t+.l I"_ll,,i.,,i.,firro'-;d seale:i up with full an•i plait, efireBi6iii, ' oh' 1 7, Li 3 , 0 0 - i• - • o' ,. ow- t Ai eithet sex may,cure tlien.•,..-iv‘u will , ;•-••ii,ti , i ‘,,,. ~ . . i le. l YiP , 1 :::: . shit}. ii •iu L; e- It l''• • • N. B. Evert - iitlX soiii in (; '`' ai ," " , t, ' ;,,,liii , so i 'S r'' ,:li f ' jh3 a stzt:tip, on wiii,:ri, ut• 1 .-.,,t0 in t 0,.. - 0 -,,,, . ri et .4 - . .. ,‘ ,.„0 0, ed., at the Stagtp.orlibe. '' T,:r'YR:" , I I ()loco •i. srteet," L 0 imitate , -•1 11 .- , : '0 ; l' ici" '' ‘'"" t CT ttll t S . --...........-. . TRURO, OCT. . 'The phenomenon of the Aurora, Borealis (or Northern Lights), whysr iippearance in .this southern extremity of the kingdom is much less:fritinelit thati in its more northern pi.rts, displayed ita beauties on Wilda) , night 1,44 t to the inhabitants Of this county, Lt made its. appearance about the end 01 twilight, when the sky was quite clear and serene,,in ctllumn, of : clear light,. issuing, at first. from a common cen. ire, and shooting, up from the, hoiizon eastward. At twenty.,ftv,e, Minutes ; alterseven o'clock tine of the Culunins or luminous rays, 'had passed the Ze. nith,. emitting in the nprthern sky. numerous coins: catinns,, aytd, gradually, ; extending itself into the western horizon. Nearly at the same rime there broke nut in the soutli.ust, where before it had the appearance of a very dense black cloud, a nebulx, consisting of small chiuds brilliantly illuMinated, and disappearing asiivaillitanCUUSly as the ere could catch thern. Or the northern limb of the. western coluMn; garnet:cciloured fioshes, - without interlpis;. sion, darted uP%siartis front the horizon, diffusing their4cnlnttr allinglhe White beami, nearly, at titlfesi, to the:Zenith. Tlibtit',approrancei continued for nearly two hours, .When' the: tayis`betirne less lu.. - MinonS, much broader,- and snore dispersed, till they gradually, disappeaTed. - The weather, on the . wo tollowing was serene - and - mild,' with a hretze at abOnt N.E. On Tnutstlay the wind changed to the and blew' a storm all day, and at night it thuutiered and lightened for some hours ; the flashes. of lightning following each . other in.very, qu , ckliticcession, though witli'less vi. vidness than we have sometimes seen them. SHIPNEWS, Cli".vr.stNt), 0Cr.,30. Passer! t , y—the Neptunus, Young, from l-fambrn i . ; Vrovf MArgarvlt.iiiusq, ant Solomon and Petty , Hook, 110111 Tonningen ; _Prow Eliza Christoliher, Two Brothers, ,Paric„ , and TwoSistetsvS,oon4, from, Poppenburgh ; Youni Peter, Peters, jenny, lansaii., Three Sisters, Dean, and 'Prow Antony, Higitalli, :from Eminlen. §4ilcd,-0)e Ilenrietra,. Ford, for Surinam ; jenny, lon, for Atrica Slrsti krin, Matfett,- for Venice • Vestal' 4%-felviart, fur krliai - ia; Viow Heykina,•And kogelander4 —, for Ern'a,kii: • - —.- RIRTIIS. On the tltit , nit; in! ftisaftprough.:buildings, Bath, thd Lady f, W,yhti)ore Smith, Esq. of a Son. 'On TockLky idinniht, at Claddingthit-tiall, in Chfs hiref .thf zee t .of;lta,halter, ,tiic Rey, Sir: Thomas 1;loughtoul the L uiy of Catittrii Mile;Lton, of f its i\Lijcat)S ,Nzvy,;,of On Sunday Jast, ati<oxon, to tiedfordshire, La3i of Brigutilet: (genera/ IJir...tolv4 ut It 0 . 360 tor. Ott l'uesd Way cycog, t:,e Lady of S. Fridag, jun ?! .Broad-street-builthnis, of a Sun. • Yesterda v, t. C sla at,rdt . F red e rac, f. °' ?rI ti*ttsiki.'l-#.arro'Fl;r4iry, loutthAlArlier k s l, l 4 tirtre.r . eiTerrtirlors.peroor st uo Cbcfbed 17TiNTatidav feetto sic-ittaAer to Ilia 1 - 11;11 1 44? I rriq css 1V.11c4 ;Mts., /11,:pry, sgia ) Cr; of WO , NO« Lately, I. itcokto, Esq. to .Nliss Clarke, street. ' • , . ()It Nldnilay; at Urartrilkitillilurr.b; , SuSst:l4-1444'rY Fate- c- 4 0.1,.. 14 ..5q. of .11.sti:is, 1,. :+iiss Louisa Sophia ___......,5tA. daugllter of Robert Stolle, 1., , u. of (;ate.tiouse, rr.uMla• l'hc saute ( 1,, Y! 'at si-t-'44oing, Mr. i'uistorti, of Clieapiitteo tv'Miss Putiforrt, Of keattilig. - - . i . Wil - ()it ‘V , ..b,kttiesciav 1.44,,111,.:,1,.5.4e.05i.,,..;•5, uhooversyuriar-i„,,,,..._-. lilol 11011ttes t 't;tr.10 -I Virs. Pi - Sivas w nti'' of titTliitliLe°4` ~ 1 W .... . • D/41). , On 1°:131-1Y 1 4. st, at his hour .1 Ipswich, attar T(ingill• ne4s, jvitt: t.t..ron Chc.,hvot,l). k i4y, at Ito .k 1,.01,71.),,,v. 14,wing -308 }csls CietlAn AdcoUntant's 01.ticc . ot • the East-Inda Luinimay. PR ir,-4 OF smcKS., 1.. Ann. : 5 yE.sts*DAy. - .firk:3 t:;• t6tlAt I ricli.a Stock, :t.%.t.:;.tquer Is. dis. PS . (Thinitun, 6 6 pr. ,Initocriat 3 per Cent. la , nd' I to Ann.. shut eics. for Nov. Acc. 57/ Brink sti*lt 4 • a • • 1...."ert •9 o I 5 p4.lr 17i)7, ,93 Irish 5 wzr Cer,t. 4 per k-clit: 74 , 3 per Ctitt. Re.t. 54 3 Ct Cull/ 57 it; :NEW I l - 4 VE Vi'F.D HATS. N consequence of the very great cnttillialnt of .." n 'l3 ,. te, of-the barYqtAity bf -Ham it has induced W. y i e l a ' r74 , t ‘ o . . ° tr f y N t ver, and winch h 7 e e o h . e t, xh pa ! sr t ti : 1 found ul n e c n, t a: t toNO V l l ,l l l ; l4.lis. h x, a vine s g,, r iN c ii i iso icle vi c ,s t ,:i t i: l 3u i rdr re ,..7,irte f i l 7po l) :‘.. a t io at c ::: : i t i e o x t:o: ra l . y for their dorability , which, on toe!, °fri l l': anti to Wear Out near two r stn.li 'Hats as tare lii.,c!.: i n I . , the Mole Fur making:them lin initi:lt tiller. Ail d ' 't 131:14e usz of ih than iNilt,thneuNiatiCitttll'iilltg°oat.SlC.latitiS 7 211 1 : (1 : ' ' ' "; e it illl'' ' ')lt'll'grir Listtai tvav ' gaol qualities, thr... F ur• will tiot came off, which has been 0 muchcomplained of of Lite, as well us their utkitig o tun.at heAutifial Black, which 'will r.tain ,thoir colour: . and b sii4 the ntrinfacturerof 114 OW11.11,1%; be sells then at the low P ipi r t i l t e . tei r s k l : t e e t . : s l l / 4 1 i s t l e a . kn a 3 ti s i v iv . a a r t S t i sr e t l a t i n y n : n o i l : v t e : -ed Ari trimmed. c a l. ' 1:y 1 ; i t a e .o n d , A l N i a vli Ladies a . t , 4 I: d o 1 c d i i l i i i i Li t:: N c :....r . 13 . I.e. .Worthy .t 1 p ' o t ol l l e : .! a i t i: t 2 e s) t portation• . tenl.d to. • ..-- • - --...*...0...........''''''.'...........0a only at f-1,,n. the Comnitsstqc.ts ---- ‘" --------7------- . slicuitlTY TC-7:-..---al(tttli:sl.l‘4lQlcL.SCk7sl . TO pr, vent Fraud, of Ilis Majest)'s st-,m.p c,,ftice have Aranteci perrntc. siun to Dr. Boxitort, to iyve iris itatno in 101 l length sot:nett :113°DnuGgfl:\t lit:arc:Ll:l3l,llqt s u a tb n r t i E t y x . 0.1 tit. Stamps of his Alerlit.inzs, Yil . WM. lirOdOins Z''-9,-"SO is ibion.street, Black mars' -road, to imitate which is felon!: T4...Medleines a re not gemtirte unless; the above n.taltsiw! the Stamps.titli.i.T.6.oei,r:et,•lll‘s!aitt.,l.':,:,r,‘ei.l::,:tliittillyticeitstatstornlnia i t o . lY : etrillijciFdi;;:al:ltter ltsit.iTion-Nea°lltui'irlitfteiril%'l4: "`" 1 • 1 : .••v : :illy intk , t l their apitearaiice on !hog . 1 : areata. ;.!.1 v. i ; Scr)(o,.,ti;: Cctrylatat, it is with in h° ,l. p1e150 t .. ! ..c.., .....p.itice the somess that bits ,attemr r; aziniiniituir :: ' . tN9 Botanical SYrup. Another tnotoilaiTe us hat Address to thelitiblie ,is, t1itt., 44 40 that i t 11,1113,,n.tnical Syrup is taken itt timu, it wilt er , to those to*.ere-tits. of illness which 41ways pecvsji._/1„411 3 ; , i 1 the ensaing months. The. Botanical Sy nip . clion d . ~ e*nres Evils, cancers,,Lerosy,,hnd Scrophtilous nip , The 44 th ousatia cures pertorated by this inviluaLtle ~ . i. ‘lloo,jtiot_be rza‘lily. seen .in the, London PIO bath ?alo The .. a t . Syr tip itnit'lte4tOrative .Nervous 0:1,,., )r itttlaCt ..at the House ! No. 9, Albion.strcet, .I•ll:4lLi'°' 'toil. -- ;• ' ' 10" •N ..Fl. —A . D. Swinton the Proprietor (Sor , 01p r, _ wo j, t ()N, Fellow of the Royal 04 ego ,0 f P Nisi kaa.r4.4;, ilti : itt..4 be consaltest train ten till three, or by letter, Onl'o, be- tilualt.k.e.. ; A4Vivo'cuitattit %AO; conkaill * •:'. si4: 14— f