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• 0. • Ftvh' r/e LONDON cAzErrf, /4th Regiment of Foot, Ensign Thomas Sword to be Lieu tenant, without piirchase. Ktiollis,Gent.to be iitisign, vice Sword. tsCi bitio, Ensign George Gates, from the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • 'loth Ditto, Ensign Edmund Lockyer to he Lieutenant, by purehase, vice Young, promoted in the Stet Foot, seas Ditto, George . Tovey, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Quig. icy, who resigns. ;tot Ditto, Captain john Livington Campbell, 'from the Coldstream Guards to be Captain nf a Company, vice Johnstone, who excleinges. Lieutenant Donald M'Kay, trout Half.pay.oftlie Regiment, to ha First Lieutenant, 21 ,1 Do w , .._—. Shaw, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, Without purchase. —Corliehr, Gent. to be ditto. 25th Ditto, Lieutenant D. Fella, from the 6ist Foot, to be ' Captain of a Company, without purchase. Richard Pratt, Gent. to be F.nsign, by purchase, vice Cosgrove, promoted. . 26t1t Ditto, Ensign Francis Shearrnen, from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, withoto purchase, vice Dundas, whose Appointment has not taken place. ' 17th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Moline to be Captain of a company, without purchase, vice Weaver, appointed to the 4111 toarrisoo Battalion. Lieutetiant fames Nethery to be Adjittant, vice Tuthill, promoted, 22th Dirro, Captain Charles Bevan to be Major, by purchase, vice Groves, who retires. . sistli rtitto, t aptain George Gray to be Major, without purchase, vice Meade, promoted in the 6th Garrison eat. ti lion. Lieutenant Christopher Williamson to be Captain of 4 Corn p,oiy, vice Gray . . Hinton East, Gent. to by En. sign, without purehise i vice Howard, promoted., 36 , ' , I littO, Serieuut . William Prodgeley to: be Outlet. Master. , &oh. I ..tt(9, Ensign tererniah Campion, from the 9tix Foot, to be raltitenant, without purehase. 4 , ~ To be •E,nsigns..ltihn }Witham, Gent , by purch'iii.' ;Ace . - Murray, promoted., Xenueth:Frascr,. Gent. ,withoutp . nr. chase, vice [livens, .promoted. Reynold s Peyton, Gent. veithont purchase, vice Bever, promoted. 43t1 Ditto, Lasign Thomas Lear Strode, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant,. :without purchase: .Serjeant.Maior Abraham Shaw from the sad Foot, to be Adjutant (with the 'Rank of Ensign), vice Mackeocie, s%ho resigns the 'Adjutancy.. . 44th iiikt o . Lintitenent.Colenet Robert - Garden,'-from the loth 'Oartison.Battalion to be Lieutenant-Colonel, 4th Ditto, Ensicn Alexander Anderson to be Lieutenant, vice Harris, who-resigns. John Harris, Gent. to be En. sign, vice Anderson. ~, 47th Ditto, Robert Wood riyzet, Gent, to be Ensign, . with. pet turcilase i vice Pinckney, promoted. 4Sth itto, Rohert Andrew Waugh, Gent to be Enslgn, withkw t piirchakei Vice Gate,,, promoted in the tsth Foot. soth Ditto, Henry Leake, Cent. to be Ensign, without pur. chase, vice 1-I oil, iv ho resigns. 57th'- Ditto. ,To be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign . Hugh Mossmen, vice Shaoley, prrmtoted in the sth Gam, i sun Battalion. Ensign William Hunt, vice Rogers, pro-. rnoted in the ratli Garrison llattalion. ' Ensign Donald : M 4 Loghlan, vice Amnesic)', promoted in the 34 Garrison Battalion. To be Ensigns--lames Tasker, Cent. vice !Wessman. Da. vici „Browne, Gent. vice'H ant. sfito Ditto, Lieutenant Bayntun Stone to be Captain of a C'ompany, by purchase, vice henry, promoted. • 400. ‘litto. Liniti nava Thomas Seth to he Captain of it Company, without pitrehase Ensign Tho Mas Skelton to he Lieutenant, vice Seth. , -....-- Sheet*, Perm to he Ensign, vice Skelton. . 1511dh Ditto, Edward Hensler, Esq. to be Paymaster of the ad Battalion, vice Harr, deceased. tad Ditto. Lientenant Richard Edwards to be Captain of 4 Company, without Purchase. Ensign W. C. Ball to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Keith, promoted. En. sign Sintlair Humphreys to be Lieutenant. Roger Sine. trey, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ball. 44th Ditto, Lieutenant, Henry Bishop to he Captain of a Company,: without purchase, vice Turner, appointed to the gbilt Foot. 66th Ditto, Ensign Isaac Bean, from the :flat Foot, to be . Lieutenant by purchase, vice Best, promoted, , inth Ditto, Lieutenant James North, from the 4th IMMO India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Olitullan„ op ispinted to the teth Garrison Battalion. Ensign J o hn I. Hollis. trim the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Devon promoted. . 4+ll Ditto, ii,fin Read, Gent. to be Ensign, w i thou t pur. chase, vice Strode, promoted in the 43d Foot. lad Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel -Andrew Hay,' from the 16th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Elisign and . Adjutant Edward Renwick to have the Rank of,Lietite. nalit. John Sharp, Cent. to be . nsign, without purchase. 76th Ditto, Captain James Robertson to be Major, without 'purchase, vice Baynes, promoted in the sth Foot. 83d Ditto, flospital.Mate Charles Fixott to be Assistant. Surgeon Soh Dino, I. Cooke, Gent. to be Ensign, without put• chase, vice Fowler, promoted. 88th Ditto, Lindsay I lumphreys, Gent. to be nsign„, with. 0.0 purchase, vice Ball, appointed to the lath Garrison , Ilettalion. . gad-Ditto, Ensign William Baillie to beLieetenant with out purchase, vice Campbell ; appointed to the 5.71 h Foot. A. l'‘l'Alpitic , , Gent. to be Ensign, vice Willie. 15t Garrioni Battalion, Major Richard Collins,. from Half .p:iy of the tacit West India Regiment, to be' Major, vice Itigtins, who exChanges: . 4tll bilk), Captain lotto Brown, from the 6th West India 'RePirnc;:t, to ha Captain of a Company. eth Ditto, Captain William Sherwin, front Half-pay of 4e late Chester Regiment, to be Captain al a Cumpany, vice ' s t u n , ajil o to the 118th Foot. Captain John Corn rnin;,, ire' xi the both Foot, to be Captain of a , Company, vicelellows,.appoilited to the 87th Foot. loth Ditto; Major William Augustus Prevost, from the id Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel. ' lath Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant L. Leonard K. Willard, horn tinilth Light Dr,; ;cans to be Captain of a Company, . vice Eyre,- promoted in the SA Foot. .Lientenattt Edward C.PMuliane„ front the 6Sth Foot, to be Lieutenant s vice „t obiiiaon, appointed to ttic Slat root. Eiusigri Georee Ball, 'runt the Sgth Foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank or Ensign, vice I.odre, appointed to the sett) Fret. loth Ditto, Major the Hon. John Made. from the ioth Foot, to be Liman:omit-Colonel, vice Hay, appointed to the 714 Peet. . mr.140a4/411tixt The Appointment or Litutentant Hamilton 'Ross. from Halt:pay oft' he Regiment,. to be Lieutenant in the Btst ltessintent of Foot,, as vtated to the ciazette of the t Ith tuly, 0 9 3, has WWI place. Ictssigulohw Rodgers. of ,the fill. Foot,.ls upAngc,,, baying absented him If haut h ave. cargo g..Valt Wearetholz, of the York tight Infastry Volunteers, is•superiotied, baying absented ltimgeliftom the Foreign DepBt, at Lymington, without leave. The , 4ppriintrinent Hospital Pilate thalmets-te be Aft. sistant.Surgelti - in the froth Enotots itanatin the Gazette of t 114: t3th Oariber last, has not taken place. • The, Appointlitent of Captain - John 'Stokes, Irons the 47th rarn, so be Captain of a Company in the loth Cartisors hat. as *tato' in the Gazette of the „Ist instant, has not '141:.61 place • E,l4.:it A T'UNI in the. Cazette of the rst.lilihnti The Aritiointrotait of .Ensign folin From Half.pay, i s to ,th e so,:ruid jtoyal Veteran Battalion. by exchange i.vitli.Al l oonough, and not in the Sixth 11.0yal .Vsteran battalion. Cdnoni.crion' in ibe Ross, Caithness, Sutherland, aryl Cremarty tia signed sly .the Lord Lionennnt. Donald Noble, Gent. •to b Ensign, vice John MaCKenzia Canyon, prornottist in the 71 I Foot. Dated 041obcr ' • 186 4. L':»rmisai4m in the North Hants Cavalry, livid 4y Mr Lord Litutenomor. ioiry .Itice, pent, to be Cornet. Dated July r, tv'afronissions signiod Ay tkr Lord Lirlormont o r / the Cowity, Southampton. Rana Na n t f the ?Wm. I Arnth Gent. to bc Adjutant. DOW Noy. to, 004. If.Piringsm Aki. Fullerton, Gent. tt) be Ensign. Dated Nov. 5, 1344. From thr LONDON CAZI77I, Dec, It, ;U4, Oninamo-Vre, Dm 164. Colt of &tenor Drivel: in rye Kral Regiment of Artilloty. Second Lieutenant Commissary . William Titoism to be First Lieutenant, vice lacub, resigned. Dated November 19, 01.4. Smith, (;ent. to be Second Lieuteonnt com missary. Dated as above. C.mtinitti.m.r iu the Micidle&Ct Afilitia, 4 . igned by ibe tenant. hays! il'esiminster RegimeFi. • • • ). Hansard, Esq. to ba Major. Dated Novmber as, 18i,}. Royal Eastern Regiment. -Adriansou, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Novem. bet 15, 004. Alexander Cameron, Gent. to be Ditto. , Dated• November 16, 134. Thomas Brotheridge, Gent.' to be Ensign. Dated November zS, 1 80 4. Regiment. 1. Crowther, Gent. to b.: Lieutenant. Dated November q, Withain Leighton, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated its anpve. Corinth/Ism in the Ist Berwickshire &re. Regiment of Militia, ;iced 4y; the Lora' Lieutenant tj she COunLy of Linlithgow. Ensign Henry Hair to be Lieutenant, 'Oilstone, • ap pointed to the 43d Regitnent of Foot. Dated November AO, 1804. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. kcal) Istael Lcvy, of Brighton, Sussex, merchant, ' 11.4NKRU P TS. William Corbett, Of Gray's-Inn, Middlesex, Money-seri vener to surrender Dee. 18, 1,9, and lan. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorniy, Mr. Roberts, Ely place, Holborn. Joseph 'Harris; of keynsharn, Somersetshire, tanner, to sur render Dee. 2o; 21; :anti 1:U1,, 22, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saint's,lane, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Edward Daniel and Son Bristol; or Messra. Pearson, kump - court; Teni p 'Loivilen. • • • . • laanid Higgs,-noe or late at Chipping Sodbury, Gloucester- attire, liquor-merehant, to surrender Dec. 2*, 21, and kn. • 22, at eleven, at the White' Lion, Broad-street, Bristol. Atteinies, Messrs. fenkista t jaiucs; and Ca. New mulon pr Mr. George Whittingham, bury. William 0 withairr", of Exeteri tallow-chandler, to surrender - Dec.. 18, 2R, - 101414 n, . 2 2, at live, at the Half Moon Inn, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. R. Campion, Exeter. • 1)1P IDE 1V,1).5. . • • • fan. 15; fairies Frampton, late of Stourton, Dorset-, shire,' butofier, it twelve, at the Crown Inn, Blandford, Dorsetshire. fan. nl. Francis Byrne, of Birmingham, japanner, at eleven,. at the Stork Tavern, in the Square, Birmingham. Jan. is. Amy . Button, late of Reading, Berkshire, innholder„ at eleven, at the George inn, Reading. fan. 3. Joshua Eaton, now or late of Liverpriol, mer chant, attleven, at the .York Hotel, Willianison-square, _Liverpool. 'fan. 4 'An Ricking, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Lord-street, Liverpool.' , • Patrick limiter, of lirist4sl, merchant, at eleven, at the White Lion I Mt, B roaa-street, Bristol, Eitb. 2. loin% Dunkin, now or late of Red Cross-street, Lon don, riatier ' at ten, at Cuildhall. fan. it. lamesMargetson.o; Church-court. Clement'vlone, London. merchant, at eleven. at Guildhall.' Feb. 9. lames koppleWeli and John Jepson, of Lawrence Pouilney -lane, London, °takers and co-partners, at one, at Guildhall. • CI. X ThlriCiii I ES: fan. t. Thomas Norris, late of Petcrsfield, county olSouth amplon, victualler. Peter Richard:inn, pf Portsea, county of Hants, booksopar. Henry Levi. late of Rarnsgate, Kent, but now a prisoner the KineißalCh prison, dealer. Rhn. Lester, of Barbicans l.ondon, coal-rperchant. obert Bartlett, of Shetsron.upon- punmore, Warwiekshireo. timber-merchant. • Thomas Dixon, of G-odastim,t3Urrey, timber-merchant, Robert Thompson,: of Mittel f Ahitld, county or' Deskarn, block and mast-maker Richard Emerson, of bl earths m. Ile ri Sufi() titer. CAkROTS.—FIr the . far i ltiqng of beef and mut. ton carrots ate supposetil by many Agriculturists, to be superior to most (whet fond. Farmers Ire de. • • terred from cultivattge this useful root, by in idea tliat they cannot 'tuber a quantity, but t3iS is a mistaken notion, ts• n weight nenay equal to tur nips may be grown uptin an acre ; and one acre of carrots is' equal in feeding to three of turnips. In a field at Kingslow, in the parish of Worfield, Sa. • lop, are carrots of the ' length of 3 feet 3 1 inches exclusive 'of the top,• anti . from 1.4: to Is inches in circumference. • . Last week a turnip was palled from a piece of land in the parish of Manse! Carnage, Hertford. shire, belonging tol-.G. Cottrell, Esq. of Gainons, which measured 4 t inches and a quarter by 39 and a quarter, and weighed', without the top, tiprrarels of 27 pounds. It is preserved at Garnons as a curious specimen to what a stale of perfection this valuable root may be brought by ajudiciour tha. nagement. On Saturday last Wheat sold in Hereford Market at las, per bushel of ten gallons, being a reduttion of 4.5. 6d.'from the current price of that day:fort. night. :to . keep Frrtb Bxtrrer threighaiii th• Wilder.— Make the butter into' balls of 30 or 40lbs. weight, and oh it a little more than for fresh butter ; lay the balls in the middle of a bin of flour, and it will keep good all the winter. Or salt it as osual,and•put it into pots, and cover it about two inches high with good brine ; but this will not keep so well as. the other. If salt butter be well washed, and then beaten up with new milk, it will taste like fresh butter. On Monday se'nnight an Invisitinn was taken at Oddington, Chin:6l)4e, on view of the bay of JaberSetivennr, a child about the age of :4 months, who, the preceding day, laid hold of a tet.board, whereon was ; placed, a haws of boiling water, which fell horn the table, and scalded him in so via. lent a manner, that he languished for the space of a few hours only, and then •expired.—Verdia Acci. dental Death, OLD, BAILEY. SIXTH DAY7.-ILYESDAY, DEC; 11. John Haideu was indided. fur stealing in the dwelling -house of Mrs. Appleton, Clare Market, two 201: notes, two 'oh notes, one 21. note„ 27 seven shilling pieces, and other money, to the amount of Ist!. a metal watch, jewellery, and wearing apparel to a considerable amount, the pro. perry of George EdWards, on the 3J of December. George,Edwards and the Prisoner were both lodgers in the house of Mrs. Appleton, arid Edwards kept his property loCked up in his trunk. On the 3d inst. Edwards rose in. the morning,about six o'clock, and missing his trunk, found also that the Prisoner was gone. - IMmediately stispeaing the Prisoner, and having learned that he belonged to Bath, he went to the Bath Coach Office, and found that a person, such as he described the Prisoner, had been there, and taken a place, bUt , was to be taken ,up on the road. Upon this intelligence the . Prosecutor immediately employed. an Officer to go in pursUit of him. The Officer found the Prisoner at Slough, a village at some distanae from town, and on search ing him found a receipt from the Coach Office for a trunk he had left. . Thii•trunk was found to be the same the Prosecutor missed, and contained his' property, ~ a s.bcfpre stated; The Prtionei was found Gni 11.1 ,; but in Conside, ration of his former ,good ,Charaeler, 'Was mom- Mended to mercy by, the Prosecutor, and Piry; The Stasions being ended, Sentence of Dratb was passcd,dn,the following;, , Benjamin Bishop, for stealing 661. in Bank notes . and other monies, the property of Peter Lambeth. John White, for a burglary . in. the dwelling., house of Benjamin Bialer,7 ar r ., stealing ;herein se. viral articles of •wearing 'apparel. John' Joblains, for At-riling Bank. of England . Notes to 'Value of 191, the property of &Ilia.- min Waters. . .• . HaonahralMer and . Ann Harris, for stealing pri. 'vatel)l,. in .tite, shop of Christopher Fisher, 28 yards ,of lat e, yao 71. his property. H,enry :VVill ian i s , for . willfplly and maliciously cutting and stabbing George. Harris, with incept to murder or disable him, and prevent his lawful ap. prehension for an offence for which, by law, he was liable.to he apprehended. John Holden, fur stealing in the dwelling-house of Arm Appleton upwards of 1001. in Bank Notes and Money, the property of George Edwards. John Thomson, Charles Dean, Daniel Halliday, Thomas Goo, Thomas Cold, William P •rter, Ann Johnson, Joseph Scott, 'Yours .11.1wkins, Charles Hawkin s William Field, Gall, John Adams, ',)anies Moore, C .gory, Wm. Bowman, John Jones, Ma,-) .uurnett, James Pearce, Thomas' 'Jackson, Sar Rumbold, ThOmas Williams alial William Woliarns, James Robert Gillen; alias James . Mary Davis, Sarah Hall, Wm. Mans fi eld, and Wm,; Wright, were ordered •to be Tramp:l,u/ for Seven Yegre 'Seventeen were ordesett toiac imprisoned if the Hp use ofeorreftion, Clericenwell I eight toJe pfiritinrel ist NCINOtet 1.14 rime privately ' whipped and dischatie,4, . Bxtraerdmarir Circa Otson Who said he came from some part 'of. the Northicalled on Wednesday se'nnighr to see a blind 'min named. Johnston, at Simpson's Hospital, Dublin. Mr Johnston seemed to have no knowledge of the visi tor, who invited him to drink, Cid handed him a cake, the greater part of which - he eat ; and then gave the remainder to his comrade, another blind man. Johnston expired on Wednesday at four o'clock ; his comrade took dangerously ill,, and died on Thursday.. Johnston was about 4.15 years of age, and Marlow about 24. Last week a dreadful murder was committed in' the county of Waterford, on' a farm lying between Dungarvan and Youghall. A gang of ruffians fe. loniottsly broke into the dwelling-house of a poor man, one Daniel Ahern,.and cruelly murdered him and his eon ; they also threatened the rest of the family with the same fate, if they did not, within three days, remove from the land. Ahern's hay. ing lately taken the farni, is the supposed cause of this horrid transaction., On Saturday sennight the dwelling-houte of a poor man, who Was employed by Mr. Robert Ho. gait in the care of a farm lately taken by hins• in the County of Waterford, was broken open by a banditti, who heat the unfortunate man in a very desperate manner, and -forced him to take an oath that he would quit the place before the ensuing night. They, OP the same night, committed some other outrages in t house of Mr. Dudley's, from whom Hogan ,had' taker►. the farm. Fit w,...-Art elei6ing -Fire broke out yesterd# evening, about seven o'clock, In the workThops of Messrs. Hutchins, Cabinet-makers, situated in a stable.yard between Greek-street and Moor-street, Soho, which threatened those extensive premises with certain destruflion. Providentially, the as sistance of the engines, which arrived in kite thin hall an hour after the fire broke out, prevented the flames from extending farther thin the upper story, where the fire began. The damage' done did not I b. e X Cet 1001. mARRLAm. maiday, at . St. Dunstan's, Tower-street , Mr, Th. . mas Kinntil Oldaker, of Barking, to Miss Elizabeth Wfight, , of Laytohstone. - DIED. On Saturday' last, George Skipp, Esq. of the Grangeo Gloucestershire, one of His Majesty's. Justices of the. Feaco • forthat County. He was many years m the service of thit Hon. the East-India Company at the presidency of nombars• On the 22d Georg° Salmon, Esq. of Nantwich, tor.. E as t Indite. merly Deputy Governor of Fort Marlboroug h, Lately, at his house in Bientford Butts, W. H. Ei+fins itt 114 74th year. On Thursday last, at her.house in Wetheck-street, MM. Goisalve, the widow of the late Admiral Godsalve. - On Monday, Mr. A berlield, the King's Gardener it HUPP ton Court. • This Day was published, • RD/wiggle By Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh, and G and j. London, in One V o Jenne Odavo, priecys. batrdsi` LENI'EN TS r f Gk.DMETR Y" , i containing titt , First Six Books Of Euclid with Y Supplement on. 04 Q a:14(011-0'0f the Circk, and tne. G (Innen - ) of :to , w4icii are added, Elements of Plane and Spherical Ingtblit* inctry. Second Edition, enlarged. -By JO 414 Yf AY FA l lt, R. S. Eclinbunlh , Professor of Mathent..ties in the University of Eduit?Litga.. Also, lately publislied, by the sa n te Author,- in arid., l Ittittrations of the Houma ut Theory of tie Earth ,volumeottavo, pace los. in boards. „ . This Day was publish - , l • ' woods $y I. , _, By Belt and Bradfute, Guthrie and Tait, and WI 81ack , 7 0 2. i . •Editiburgh ;, •G. 'and I. Robinson, acid J.. IguttaYt P""'' don; and (..; Obey and Hodges, Dithlin ; in OM latF.V9l,. ittine Ottayo,-price ins. 6d. In boar.lt,. , ~ . ~ .i v . , . to, ' rr HE EqINBURGEI NEWANSPOS/Pw* f, , -,-- - - r,it tlre . .1.. I:::oiirairling - , 1. Ttie Eletpenta Of PhairitlFl6,---i Mistry. I 1': Tke'lliateria :Medic{ ;or the;t o ',, a ,ll4.' i v% It' MilCeUtiC3l, and Medical History ot. the - .cliffetreato,";;;;. ! f :ral employed in Medicine. 111. The Pinirrnac.antio',l''' t 6 tions and Compositions. Including c'ornplete and acO ra-7 • 'Translations . of the Oetoo Edition of`- the'London Pigtail.' copeola, published in int ;_Dublin Thartua o P l3 `, it., , ,,P,;,t, ' listied in 1794 ; and of the New Edition 01 . trx ~`"—”, Pharinacovela, published in 1103. 111u.titated and etl r , plained in the Language, and accoulioltto!the Principles...AO, hlodern Chemistry ; with many new anti, uschil Tahlesi ie •se‘ , eral Copp No t r erplates, explaining the Ys ,, tem ot: mical Charaaers, and represen ti ng the thost ttsel'ul Fliatni, ccutiol Apparatus:' , ' :- - DR W DUNCN; jun. NI 13 I. D. Fellow of the R oyal E College tiphy,sieisus and stove! s,c.. coite,ti..ool.2(ll.inb,urgh,::antl Associate Ciate , of ••the.Liinneinfv!OC2ety.: Second Edition, enLatgell 39d o4tly improvo. - 2....._—........................---0 The following extraordinary occurrence happened in the neighbourhood Of Denton, ,Lancashire, on Friday se'rmight A man of the name of Wilson, who says he is a native of Manchester, but of Irish extraillon, and evidently deranged in hie intrilells, went to the coal.works of Messrs. Cooke, in Naughton, and requested 'the men at three different pits to suffer him to leap down ; but they drove him away, and were considering on some means to secure him, when observing the momentary, ebsence of a man employed in winding water, he darted forward 'with inconceivable speed, threw off his hat, and precipi. tated himself headlong down a pit *2O yards in depth, to the utmost terror and dismay of the be. holders. A man was immediately let down, not doubting that he should find him lifeless ; when, however, to his great astonishment, he found' him standing upright at the bottom, up to the neck in water, and not only able to talk, but to assist ?try adively in getting into the bucker, apparently i n his perfeet senses, and, when brsught up, extuld both stand and walk into the hut with very iittle , help. A surgeon being sent fot, he was bled, and i an ex. found not to have a single limb broken. On Saturday he w;:ia conveyed to., the IVlanchester infirmary. 311~ Wb'•it. a ',Ai? tat so t Irme , ,J to. Passcd 4---thfr Friends, Forster, frotn Riga ; Britannia, !frown, trout Guernsey • Johanna Certructe, Gent,: trOtrl Bilboa ; 91 1 .4 n, Pyrnon4and Albion, Gammon, from,Lls. *on. • Elitile,,:f---the Princess of Wales, Swain, arid frispdsbip, ea Sinc:atr, for. Imaica ; Elizabeth, Ruby,. tor Cork ; Stag fbr Guernsey ; Corn, Abells, and Twepde der, ltye, for Amstendsm. 'gayest Rrglonoti of Art/I/fry. . ;entleinan cadet ,lolm ‘V atsh VG:he 4ccond Lieutenant, vice w.'Webtrr, prOrnoted: 'Dodd November 2;, G ticinau. Cadet Witham Irel! to. be Second Lieuteruult, vice D. .flourciticr„.promotott. Dated as above. 3TOCKS, X ft AY. • flatlk Steck, Oilt• ' India Stock, shut Nayy 5 per Lt. shut South Sea Stook, shut '5 per CCU: 1797, 98 i 1 New - Ann. shut Irish 5 per Cent.. , Exchequer Bills, par, 18. pr-- 4 per 4.'ent. 71ii ts. the. par 3 per .Ct. Rcd. 58 k 57i $8 OtTlfliklM ° 98i pr. ;3. per Ct. Cons. shut ' I m pe r ial Ann. 9 i 946t1i Wilk. L. Anti. 17 t-toth Consuls for Opening, 59 i i 1- „ Pilhlished hy t. It A &extant Scat P rip (at Aouth MORAM . S treet . LON r ) ( Printed hy AkettAtelqi, fol Ne. Muttet-court, How-Strecti; aivt At the Stim.t)wmies, No. t t 2, ; a ttra N d ,w hets 4A).roseissiott, Clair, for the Paper, Letter, for the fitter, &c. (post..pcid), mu” 14 a w414".—. F" the cu re P No, 29, Aritndel- street, Sept. 13,'1804. n fi Eleven thofhi,er tdhYtelieTcaiereainsc. tlieslitiwalt't'i:it;trVielairrtiqrt:l3):ls.eti:°inticlisef)i:4l3llerinispce: lici: a destructive habit. . ber The undoubted qualification's whic h I poisesS, as a Meil",_ ,", bof the Royal Collegr of Surgeons, formerly a sorge olll .the Army, and the extent of my experience lit, this peennl lag, cOnalitUta triy claim to that superiority, which cjn' be attained by the illiterate, or even by the mast respectable general PraCtitiontr. whose Mind is harassed byattOotion.te an intasense vatiety vf. Disorders. The very singular complaints of Disease' and Debility', 0 . whkh from every part of the world I have bienconsulto must have considerably conduced to my petted comprOten,. ~ sun of the most complicated Cases. ' f trntmes tne th,:di l insn o .c r tp t sra D , :ionf a i l te t i.therAct i cnt:u be ula. i e tts- ilii,salSviripartinseiln2looi:;:alnitisslfStitelivteo6:iiinegited:ll,iigSsC'tharrifie:::Sriilaantlis:uilc'itidvinoii":7l::ral:::::,:t.to(!e2,llfnuiset.:4itul:o,t,,;.C; !Zia, as those Which are the consequences of an habitual' vice, can a ny Man assuirie a s ettor title to at them thew a regular Surgeon resigning l ether Praaice for the'Vegt tress may be avoided,. an d- in. the . first isinsa"_,lls h - 50 ,' b, Weakness, tritich Num misory,Mry be preventaii Y . ~.._ , hae rne . Through Inconsiderate negJea the illidOst cal la '•"--* important, b ut :t o ut t, reitrnistitnhccraa;cialpyirernant efc''''lutive .Iclitiell4r` in this line to give a safe, and permanent restoration, slrl when other Prialtionera have falled-_,''. '' ' interview,9so•. but no la,tte:fixaltre.raniaNisevrigit:c.'4EsfuensirclistPat4B4llPagnit tsll4l.o.'ttrili • • Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Temple-bar. adjoining' 14?itTeAlsrutunciaedrit-isrtiTiotciatit eStittrr4niudic'erteirBtlWater-srreers To T. TAYLOKi Surgeon, No. q, /few hridge-sirset, heTlenNe C e t It o London. Edinburgh, May 2, ISO! te*Lini:‘:nt but l u et t v e'll e mon t hs; W w aS hiC th h ca l ItOrlergt7lll to iC ' atlP 11141.11;er; ifhte s pr in g o r 1794 I was atiiated With , 4 regular Physician, who put A teritpor2tY S''3l) to the Y k ru ; Disease (by mercurial apPlic3"ions) 45 p f : ara ti l i l e e l et i tif: a t rid roGyve be illtIgt y l'e n!d icsu t P ie i°tfr: p tiltiaicolf,1411CIlliCtYineh:Tne'1!"1111°:Ir:C:31:innc4S. worst for two years, I w as retltteed to a sta te 311 li r . and ulcerated from head to loot•--- `I!' NI Y !lead, throat, moutiht cbeelluale:n:ll4ane:giluecae.aarsrle_e:swP;sitrinion.cesligiharoviet, brinia:eircirtialtattlYrunin t'd::igi:;,....t° t ri li ze irt a y il e m at y ing ulcers on my boar, :... : nt i i 4ls Bel " I .) lyei total l y i rclel 17: 4 - : PriYed of sight.---It wouhl be voluminous le P3ttie°,ict will, be, one of a more tisitooti:ekrse,uatuY'su,tpohocrnieot!evlncrynrofartesi:ne7ll: i.0,.,1 l i;i i is imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; arlut , deed, in my then condati9n, death Wis Sler;ble tO Imre than miserable state. In this doa lui situativon c_ I drag a away isae akistencs, till Divine Pm id o e9 ! thonv in my at Newf,saper 'containitig the, case !I Mr. IL of Plyineuth-,-tny friends rc...1.1 it, I could rlat:„„„:, sent.and procured a onie of your LEAKE's ,PATI:I which,4hPisalvtler.eLlfiSsolni,g-uia, , been , g 0 0 d b ( a Y f a t t el u s i n g a l i .I.g. state i o a r r i r ° o l i n i t ‘ .. , i ii ,, , n ,i r: , , s a u s i r r ) e . v ; e l e i r 4 1 ' i ' l e 0 . ; 1 1 1 0 ( 11 ) e , l i ca t r : n i l l e a eofpulfrotlett:o,ailfreisrs:no:t,ittettiorenthii!,43talnhnisl, jyvaaid:teiutioti‘,rviiiii.eanc,yrcgt l aar t att r ul i t y rate. if tl i sc, ;, w , , tr ivlui.eiol,tlroeild:::rrc,ialtiptilioularsoe; liiii:bi,,s,",;rtit,al:itioriti:osa. i!: wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or WOO' PI . ~-, or my friendly by letter or person. d n one As tee citsCS ter badness )v ill over equal mines a n „ s al exceed it, 1 have from experience ever ,y reason t° I. ;y trutkinci, that in your LEA.K.E.'s PILLS they will to? , • , sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, for thaP - ; 11105 ii, fuLipge of the Venereal DiSease Which i :We il Ic ' Itatatte Luis. • t' 17. 14 *lnsurmountable family reasons prevent 1114illilly nfrriga.mraie.t:abyntilLeitrkßpslAr.esrscds, .itraicpitaibalsio,citt.idalibTusti:sredi(;art:cnble4,ox7iitn4oo4:4;.j.o4 waoting infemtation may Also be referred fe ine aP h In Loa R , a l t ie h m is be ho r i.tsfet,bNe eig.hpcjs4l:eleC,.vP°l3lTreliiirice°:6Sfttre'S%tre'ge°„:: Wheat tic will give Advice without a fed; W Perso:oo, • In; these 'MS, Oct will ,answet patients letter*, '''rgilost pad, on the 53nte terms, ohserving in all ,casc' s tA . weft inviolable **Crecy, no person's name or 640 l'alte g e l, mentioned, but at their own particular regioest, bY 't'' oh Priittnr, (luring Off. cours4 or more .then tli;ro*!%,.Yi 00 that he ilis had the conduab4 oi . an extensive 1; 24 " ' above Medicine, and the era . Fee .arising threor...4v They are also sttid by his Appointment, for .ti enc:;of, ,_ rtlenos of those living at a distance, IV Mr. Polie • Soufh-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, trintrr .., ite gow, tri Whom alit) Mr. T. refers for his aildresif * mr „ Perfumer's,3c, St. Alban's-street, l'itil•thaßt 51%. Robertson's -Tety.shtl, tip. J ob 0 iford-sfooti ' t o p.,,fil• nboutynouengtets,'NNro. . si 7 ee , Tlasisih;street.hi 11, meanie 60000_ Littlil Towersaal; , Mi. Callxivietsschlaure:ll6; atolbriyittoAril-rwitod,i,tein everY .Qansiticrable town •in Grcati,britaitn Ow ..‘.O . 1 0 0 Boxes of only 2s. 9-4 - , 'each, seakd up with fit a) mo p, dircelians, Whereby persons.of either Sex. Mai cur .., Selves with ensa anif. rtes,, . i „ t i r s t.vl tc h rs a l : 'Si:lnt:rep:, th.O.,il:i42::‘,,trvhs.;3cl,tli.d.l,erlbsyt'aGnitriteapv.otonitricl;vtonfl.:•:;to,titSl7:lCeoiri::°;ll,yrii;;; No. 6, New ittide,e-street," t o _imitate whi, en. 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