The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-01 00:00:00

"tax the LONDON GAETTE, • War.Vire, Sept.'-2.3. s4 - STAFF. • lobn Drake,' Gent, to be an Assistant-Commissary of StoreS, Pro Vision, fold 'Forage, to the CoMmissions sired 4 If tie County of • N'orfolk. • 1,416001 1/01/;ricer Ipfantty. Richard Merry, Gent. to be Eust6ll, me Crane, resigned. Dated May 24, gab tranalot of l'oluniter lefantly. Thomas lenkinsini Woodwurd, E q. to be Lieutenant-Co lonet Command - Jot. Dated !one 2,,58c4. Philip Lewis Powell, Esq. to be Lietitetiunt-Colonel. Dated us above. Thons.As Withers Gal, Esq. to be, Major; Dated as above. Piowert aitached to ehe 3d Rrgi mew of }'Egfranly Cavalry. Crisp 13rowir , 'Esq. to,' be-Captain, Dated jut}' tB, 1804. amiel Bloom, (sent. to be Lieutenant. Dateti . as above. William Heath, Gel% to be Second Lieutenant. Dated as above:, Dismowtted Sbarpsbomm attagitd totte same Regiment. Captain David lierson to be C.:,plaitt. Dated July t 9, ISo4. William 'Coach l'illans; Esq. to be. Ditto. Dated My 20, r 804.. Henry Harmer, Gvnt: to be ; Lientenanr. Doe(' August 7, OW. Jame,s Sayer, Cent. to be 'Second Lieu. tenant. Dated August It *4. Nqi.tvirb" Reginunt 'clunteer brfanttil. tchkarcl Taylor,, Cent. to be Ensign. Datedinne 6, ' 06 4. Benj:-Imin Walker, Cent. to be Quarter Alaster. Dated as above. Toe Rev. John 13owinat to be Chaplain. Dated as above. Scrub Reps P'l,llmtter lnfirmy. Ciemer, EN. to he Captain. Mite(' Tuly,to, 004. .Thoutea Everett lati Iran% Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated AllgtiSt 22, 1804. • .. torte 114tt.iffon of Vologrer planto,. 106vird PoOle, . tb be Adjittanit, witb.the Brevet Rank of Captain. Dated , Augusi IS, "1844. • ' Ljxn Rigimeni,dlrelottrir Ifffrptity. ' William Green, Cent. to be Ensign. Oaten tune 21c 1804. Norwich Batielian of froirmurre- f njintv. Lieutenant William Bacon to be Captain, vice eartridge, re. signed. Dated August 40, 1g,4.; Lienfeifant William Clayton Leeds to be Laptain, vire Herring, resigned: Li.peo as above. Ensign George, Adams AO t?e Lieutenant, vice Bacon, promoted. Oaten as 'aboire. Litsign William il,Ciring to be Lieutenant, vice Leeds, proinbted. Dated . at above. • iffvhant 7,lunte.tr lifivlry. • • The Rev. Richard Buck Matthews to be Lieutenant. Dated • August 30, as+ Thomas Buck; Gent, to be Ensign. Dated as above. Citlitntit'lions in the rst Battalion of 'AyrShire VOlunteer In fantry, J /pied by the' Lord Lleittenaint. - .• • T„,lebtenarit Binning Bell to be Captain, vice . David Xinn'eciy, • xesigned. Dated. Sept. 13 . ; 180.4. Ensign Icahn Teller to be Lieutenant, vice Binning Bell, promoted. Dated as above, l ames Donaldson vent. to be Ensign, vice john , Teller, promoted. Dated as above. . .. . teiritrilaion signed 6y the .Lord Liertteneutt of the , County of Kent. 1 Lath 11 Sera ) " POluntiii.t. Martin Demay, Gent to 'be Adjutant, vice Furlser, resigned. Dated August 38, 11304. ftlolPiiiiitett Ii the Ru}al Lancashire Militia, uguea' by the Lord Liektinant . To he Deputy Lieutenants—Henry 'Fielding, Esq. Dated Dec. 22, 11103. John . liaand Illackburne, Esq. Dutcd • Ait i k. id . Beta Ccorge Barton", Gent. - to he Ensign. Dated 1 uly j 4, 18e4. Thomas LoWe, Cent. to be Ditto. Dated July t 6, tBo4, . . • 1 3d Mattalion l Samuel Hawarden Fazakerlcy, Esq. to he Lieu- tenant:ColOrtiel. Dated July 4, 1804. Izntjert Newton Shove, Esq. to be Major. Dat4.ll as above. Wilfiant Ttafroa, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. Comiefulon in the Royal Regiment of Devon and CornwalL Miners, .slgoe7l by the Lord Warden. Dated Sept. t 7, Eri . sigil William Stapleton, to be Lieut6)alit; vice Ferris, promoted. • Commliti6ns In the Royal Third Lincolnshire Militia, signed sty the Lood.Lietefettamt. Atitliony Sanderson. Esq. to bo nattli August 9. 184. loliit Itudkin, Cetit •to be Lietitwiant. Maud Sept. 4, 40 4.. ComittWions Jlghtd by the Lord Lieutoiant tf, the County' of • Lincoln. ' Statieford,l 7 clsmtrir leftentry. • •• Williain Broughton, Fe+ to be 6,ptaio, vice Torkington, re,;i4ned, Ditted Amkttst st 7, ito.t. William Browt Dar- Svi n , Gotlc. to be Lieutenant, vice - Broughton, pros Toted. Dated a above.. Crvalti.OPl, Sept. 2s. 4.4. Mr34llllt-ZETURNE.I) TO SERVR 'TN THIS PAZSENT PARLIAMENT. Strome of Chrlitr6ioth. The Right Hon. George Rose. BANKRUPTCIBS ENLARGED. • • . l'homas Cole, of Dageham, Essex, baker, from Sept. s 9, •to Nto 17, at teiViii ClAildll4ll, London. Jahn. Stork, Thomas Whitby, and NIA thew Sotteril I, of Gteat britileid, Yorkshire, merchants aid co. partners, flout ott. s to ott. zo, at ten, at Guildhall, London. : BANICRUPTC IES SLIP EDW.' john Browne, of Nth, Somersetshire, bookseller. loseph Edwards; of Peter.streer, Blownsbury-square, - d1;::::ex, plumber. William Ludlow the younger, of Andover, coustry of Sou th ariliguil, wine-men:Liam. !' BANKRUPTS.' William Llewellin andßowles Mattison, of Bristol, linen. drapers and co. pa rtners, to surrender Ott. t , ts, and Nov. 10, ar eleven, at the Rummer Taitern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. -Jenkins and James, New.lon, London ; Messrs. Clarke and Sun, Bristol ; or.Daniel - Baynton, Bristol. • lohn 'English, of Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire, wine.tnerehant, to surrender Oct. .9, to, atidNay. to, at eleven,' at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston:nor:in-Hull. A tioniles, Messrs. _ and M. Prickett; KingOoli-uport Hull ;or Messrs. Watkins and Zowpers•Lincolit'sAmt, London. !oho Henry Schneider, of Bow: lane, , Lortdon, merchant, to 6urrender O tt. 6, ze, and Nov. to, ateleyen,' at Guildhall. Attormii, Mr.' Come Austin-friars. George Stratton and kiehrY Stratufni, of Bisckfriaes-road, Siarrey, ironmongers and ccl-partners, to surrender Oil. at eleven, "13, at ten, .and Nov. t., at one, .t Guildhall. Loudon. A„tturney. Mr. Naymott, Cnarlatte-Street,Ulack.. friar's-road: lohn rotes, of Newport, Salop, innlioldtr, to t :mender Oa at tour, 12, at ten, and Nov. Le, at eleven; at thp pliant and Castle I ini, Newport. Attorney, .Mr. Morris, Newport; Salop I or, Mr.lierinow,. I'm, London, loin: Cutler, of Maidstone, ii,cot, liven-Cr:Jinn, to sorrernier Oct. 2, and 6, and Nov. 10, at- ten, At- Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cl:Arica liarinAn, Wone.Orlii.c-court, Fieet- Mott Joseph Owen,' . of noTborn, P.orulon, 'watch-maker,- to sur render Oct. 9, :3, at te11,.411 , 1 Nov.- 14,. at el. - .ven t at • hall, •Attolll47, 1 7 ,1.4;ex-street, Strand. *Want Dodd, latt ut thaned-slrecr, St. Nary.le-bone, Middlesex, to 6uftritdet ta, 13, .fl.a Nov. -so, at one, sttGuililltrll. -Attosneye salisbury -strat, Strand.. 'DWIDENDs, Ott. 16. Genril,e Lash, W.iMaui .ash, and John Robinion, • of Newcastie-itiunt-Tyne, iron-mongers ancrco-partners, sr eleven, .at the Shaltspeare. Tavern, Newcastle-upon , Tyne. , • oet. 3 0. Robert fatly, of !Mato!, hat-tnaker, at eleven, at the Bush 'raven); Corn-Street; Noy. 3 . edward Coveuay, late of St. Mary at Hill, Lower Th ai ncs. s t,rer, London, vunner, at ten, at Cuil,lliall. • Ott. 26. Peter . fleathentc, late , of Walsall, Stallindshire, skinner, at eleven at the George 1,w,, Barn4tro , Princess4quare, Rat. way, insurance-broker, at one, at on. 26. Isfedford 3pNrrg, of Leeds, Yorkshire; ITlOner-Cli. yeller, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds. Nov: , i. Edward ,Aspinall, of Wigan, Lancashire,: calico-. • manufadurer, at eleven, at • the - Eagle ;and — Child Inn, oft. 20. Philip Weeks, Of Newport, parish of C; loncestersh ire, iiinholder, at eleven, at ;he Bush Tavern,, Corit-treet, Bristol !- Oa. 24. Thomas - Cooper,' of ,Sharples r Lancashire, shop ' keeper, at elzven; at the Three Crowns Inn, in 13olton:•10- Moors. Off. 22: George Careless, of Birmingham, Warwickshire, grocer, at four, at Frectli's Cotfee-lunise, Bell-street, Bir mingham. ,CERTIPICAT ES. Oft. 20, Daniel Xingshury, of Exeter, fidor. Samuel Lichigaray and Matthew,-Dunsford of Basingliall. street, London, merchants. , lonathan 'Pucker and folin Tucker, of Exeter, merchants antl co.partners. . • William White, ' p f, Southampton-buildings, Middlesex, brandy-merchant: Francis David tic la Chaumette, of Laytoristone, Essex, and Leadepliall-street, London, mercha iit. The child who was 'lately 'mentioned to have been sold by a woman called a Tramper,, to a chin). ney.sweeper at Bridlington, for eight guineas, has not yet been owned ; but several additional circum stances havcoccurred, which . proves not only. that he has been valet', but that he is the son of some persons of considerable respeflability. :He. is about four years old, and on being taken a chimney and left there, hp' fell dawn, and was terribly bruised ; on which all the inhabitants took such an interest in his behalf, that the chimney,sWeeper was in danger of ill.treatment. At length some Ladies in the neighbourhood took him Iwme : he makes many acute observations, says the Lord's Prayer every night with tolerable correElness, but cannot tell his name, or where he was trepanned. The ac, count he gives is, that lie was in Mama's garden gathering flowers, when the woman came in and , asked him to have a ride ; that he went with her, and she set him on a horse,, on which they rode to a bridge, where he was taken away in a ship. He 'is now under the,. care of a Gentleman and his dough. ters, at Boynton, in Yorkshire.. During the last ten days the public feelings have. been shocked with a story tending' to give a . most melancholy pidure ,. of hUman depravity : it was a statement of an illicit connexion between the wife' of Pickering,•of Pickerferton, and a man of the name of Marsh, who lately shot himself. •'The i nter . course was reputed to have subsisted for eleven years, and•rhat .ir.wait at the request of the woman Mush made the attempt ore her husband's life. It, however, appears, that all the circumstances re. Wive to the criminal connexion are totally false, a n d th a t Mrs. P.'s charatler never bore the slightest imputation till the appearance of the paragraph in uestion, which originated in one of the Liverpool Journals. The Cheater Chronicle, which copied it, has made the amende honorable, by the Anna. tiun last aliodcd Saturday a young wlfman of interesting appear ance, named Harnots, was taken to IVlarlborimgh. street Police Office, as a fottuoc.teller; the Prisoner retitled in a court in Poland -street, and appears'to have frati•a yabt prattice amongst the•creduloUs ser. van't-rw:itts in the neighbourhood.—She confessed the't.trci.c, observing, that having been seduced and aloal,doned by . a young Nobletnan, she had re. ,orted to this as' her only means of procuring bread. She was committed to Bridewell fur two months. Saturday an Oilman was convieted at Union Hall, Sluthwark e in the penalty of 201. for selling spruce hoer, not having a beer - Or-spirit licence. The party appealed to the quarter Sessions. Saturday' J. Reffingham, a young Man of genteel appearance, was Wily comnOtcd from the Worship. street Police:Office, fiir trial, charged with forging the draft of a Banker at the west end of the town, with intent to defraud a tradesman in Bishopsgate. street. , - - A man of the name of Ballets, on Friday evening, returning to his lodgings in .Pear tree-court Clerke n. well, fimild his wife hanging from the banisters : he , was so much alarmed, that instead of cutting her down, he ran back callink fur assistance; which W - as rendered in time to Save her life: The man, haw. ever, has preserved the rope, 'in case it should be again wattle/ie.—Another woman in the same 'neightiourhood made a similar attempt on her life by means of a shawl twisted round her neck ; tut she ,was discovdted in time to pieient her death. The dying speeches issued a few days since at Manchester, on the execution of J. .11.adle, con. tamed the following ludicrous Flibernianisin : ". He wai '2B years of age, was born near }3llton. le.Mours.,; but• is supposed to be an Irishman." .EGYPTIAN WHEAT.—The following article has appeared in a Newspaper under the signature of , • CIAV SRP Passed by—the. William, Sinclair, from Berbice ; Spes • Fides ) , Lawlion,, Norge, Oullueon, , and Count Schelanan, Crowe, from Norway ; Vrow Horgan, Cann ! from Stettin; 4 les!op, and Hannah, Itasor, from MCITIeI ; Merry, Newinan, from Danttic ; • jangeSister, Barker, and Maga . rert,A, (runt E mbdrn f•ialicLt—the Fortuna, Vanhyck, for Erolsion. ',shed w11.7.t sr Aahliatit Sta.!prs. (at South Moiton-street, Gr yeuir-3(111 re); the Paper, Lora fot the Editor, &,44 mot be Acidresseti. lIEALTEI, BEAUTY ---7.----- I R i l'A , 2 . h i CLEAR 5. , • 1 • - • ERGEN'D . Fresh Parcel of the Celebratcd MIST ._,.,,: Empties' , El. 'LOTION, for the Cute of Scorbutic lianas , nn the flee , Coarseness, Rtchiess Pimples, otc. end Neck, the orily'Remedy tbr elicanally ,cleanstggsiri Complexion,- OMP L and removing all INseases of the.S)titt,t ,!! • _ Pared by the Inventor and sole Propriaor, S. SOLV,t u ij , M. .1), Solinnon's.place, Liverpool, Atlih °r °I the 6i. HO In Health," and other valuable Works. Piers 4." ' feints as. 9CI. INity included. • PUI3I-1 Cis Tu the . NOBILITY, GENTRY, a nd the • • .general. ' LOTlbil, Dr. S,P LO MO N prepares his A ESTE RG EN I: , „„, z he for wonar and admiration ot his private Patients ! ic u i. , , ~,, vpst eleganr, fragrant, mild, sate, and valuable Lin , i to i r w e ; public use, ration fer a seri?: of years, has .e- the Wash tbr Scorbutic and other Eruptions, It gentlY mo wer s Ithe • the,Skia CO a degree of fairness till an utritY be ( " 1 " F ac e fa of description. Ladies may-relyat it renders th e .is u p, nd delicate, and removes every kind of stain, tan, s , ' l l `" a lpf or,freckles, which Muse, lOng illoeSs, or fatigue L: , l ~,,s t Fr'ltiee.; in short, it is the Only Cosmetic a Lady C. l ,' : e " it , Eli teilet with ease and comfort, or a Gentlernin d'‘ b ,.. coarse to vvh/ii shaving is become a dreadful opertti°,ll,oo eruptive. Disease on the Face. It may be used Yvit": ) be de. smallest hazard, for a more sovereign Remedy ‘o4l°. • vise(' for even the most delicate frame. -I aides at , 'Attics and Gentlemen may rely on the goo. ( I;• ttvz ikin• Ibis Abstergent, 33 tike best clearer and beautifier 0, a l t kiwis t also removes speedily, without pain or trouble, s ,, i d.. of Pimples, *Petters, itingwornis,-Spots, Reilocist spi.. lings,.or Carbuncles of the Nose, Blotches and every • , cies of eruption on the surface of the Huan'l3oilY• bos s The Abstergent Lotion never falls o i ls ccess !" (tit !rho give it a tau trial; and as its Price e vidently li e ;6 .:, a lit no private enrol i n tent is sought tin . by the H einle Propi'i•r?‘ !illy the Public be convinced that toilg but a „lor its success could induce Dr. Solunion azard di:: go'heil nion he is honoured with by all ranks, in -PresCnting ,, with t h is t t e h . l - s • e r t gj o il v t ern ' ln sfi erit tic itaMp is pasted on 0 46 ' f rtla ti o l ; • t with the Natne and Place of Abode of the ProprieLo I ,oo' ." Saint. Sul"lan, Liverpool," eirgraved-therein, `g) terleit which is felony, and punishable with death. the par , t o i l e utrillhaocrs those e l : v s ' i h r t , e r i s c i . s l'e c i n t i v i t Sy b A l elastOrgvinesnn,c:nisc.)o3:Cied;g4 i l e . v : ll w ' ri but I i nestS I 14e1 1 1 . 1.: 1 ,1 1 ( . : ' , 1 11 :1: ;i c ai i' il. o 13, s it t ll a ili g : e : o i,.., t .c ' ; ii i l i l ei L d e p t Letters i t . o l i t n h p e c f t: 4 0:::: - a ! . paid, and iqs. &1. as.a Fee, enclosed kg. Advii:e. 0 j ,ti , stergent Lution,"'and " G Mite to I lealth," 214 ' Ci . 41 ' 46 ' liaStiolt:lhlylli hazard; [remnant, t ! „ , . 1 I a: : N I i b i t up t . r i lig:: iislttrrl;g:tilitl,l4:Calt,l,;(lrl.3,':;.;irri:s,.,,:iiisirr: ! Tingt,", Knott zv, .I . lit ~-.lleilti,rd, ginitli ; *„ ..: B '' , - l i t:l l : 7 ; ll L S n ; t ,i r l i t l r g, Y r. 6 ll ., gr..; ..:1 1 1 '11 ; " Coventry, t'3'l)illgle ho e l i ! a h:lntteltl:llr l l ' '' ' lll ter, Keyiner ; Canterbury SiiiiiiiiniS ,• Carlisl-',,,:,,,ti1t • C ei jo ha i tl a i l e i ;: t n, so E n tl:e c ri i n ti g c t h o e i s i Lr.Cit:ielliiiiiiislirt.•ir,,. C 1 a cliar t . `.";...,liitilt , Chippenhaiti, Co:i:h s ; Du .i'lih, 1: ,:cl ; ie t : jr N e' q 6t . r"(: % lol4;ll ' green ; Derby, Drew c:' ; ! ,:: it ,n, Pcnitingt°lll)e,i3l, Me: N`fat:i. ; D6vties - 1. , ), .. ; : rorcl:est,:'r, V i:ltx ; 4 ~ pr , ; lite Dartutzuth, lackson ; i ~,n)c):;:b, `Sinit!ii, 144. '„' t ; 60 .0 1 Exeiet. Trevorn_in: ae i. ~! ; F3lfilt>tttlt, hi1i0,„.4,,,,,' cantil2 G - 41.tte olii .. ; 1 • • IC 1 • il""" $ ''.. • ter, Pitt, vVaiker ; r; : ~., ~..,i0 4 1-1,.1;i1,:,1ti ; 'LiV .: f :l7 ' L v, ilo-. 1 ,..:!.;I: Drury ; Lynn lice, ; 1.,•,...c5ter, G i7e; 9r ),', , 1 0 ' i, !.elves, Pitt 'MArr....h , .. , , r, "i ',lot-nil:ion Mart.o,ll;uri,fi,ll, Maidstone - , W siker ;:, Marlborough.- Ile ( ' i rl 4,,rilian i l' t ;ri t ler, Atlce; Newcastle, Walker, itod,:r•ti ;,..` ~,e lls on, . l o , ' Dicey ; Nottingham,. ;Mange ; ' leorsvich, .'°t i ' ;t, , i i. P.', l r , Oxford, Jones ; Plynvuitli Do.:lc, , I .2,, S f ii„ A t ' er,i, -1 ; 1 ;ity tn,tath, liehun; Keadin4, Smart and Co• : ~,F'.,;.ls i oes;"`,, , t, i ington ; Preston, get - gent • ShicWsinirY, 1 ;„`` • i, ~ , ,;,:ro:( /i ;p, ampton, Baker ; -Stafford', Morpin; Stentr-,1; .4,411w11, Sunderland, .''ray ; Salisbury,. Collin' i Si-,1; i •I 'C''' Icy ; Taunton, Poole; .' TiiribridAe Wells, I r ie l, - , ) , ; , ',:iii Ev,ill i'W ey inn...tali - I Wood ; ' Windsor. !l ie f FAccitt ,il '' ' NY olstenholir':: ; and by all Veniters 01,6colgsc • : ,„. • ..---` the United i(*. 3 wzd , lll. _,..........„........if.,... Gulidhall. On. 20. Thomas Lowis i of Bedfordestrtet, Covent.Gaiden, Middlesex, druggist, at ten, .i 1 O&. 29, 12...4.s yeotivms; Lae 01 Tamworth, Star. fordsitirl. atiu clutlkt, at etevea, at the ie.:ll%N Arms I..tw Tolnwortti. , Li*rf)(Th ted by It se m is AD Ait 11l 3, (Ot Na. 4, MArtiet-Ctitift, t - At she SLIN.O F ICII I NV. 112, 3'/Fglift, i l; wil4rc itivert:ltywfti, Junes Craig, late baker in Edinburgh, about linty years ago, sowed a bolt of raw which went by the name of Smyrna Wheat, upon a field near Invercok. When full, grown up, it wao in all respedi's to the, wheat described in your per, bosh as to , length, strength, thlekneas of the sEem,and largeness of the' ears, with smaller ones branching our. The produce was twenty bolls, This great increase, and singular appearance of .the crop, induced , several of Mr. Craig's farming ac. quaintariecs to apply for seed. .1 was faioured with halt a boll, which was sown upon about 'three.funrths of a Scotch acre. The return was eight hulls, the rain coarse, and purchased by thebakcis great relklance. One boll of it was sown for a further trial, not judging it advisable to risk more until farther proven.: The,ctop of this second rear accrued to tall off much from what it was the first, both in luxuriance of crop, and quality of grain. Many of the. ears of the first crop, large as well as small, filled very unequally,. and were even Ekofisk : These defecis were amazingly increased in the se. cond ye#r ; one.fourth of it was very mean hungry grain, nor was there the same prop •rtion of small ears branching from the large ones, A further trial was still made, when the falling cif became still more . conspicuous. This being fuuuti thy case by all who had cultivated this at first so promisingly produelive grain, the sowing of 'it was in a few yeAri totally given up. As to the nutritious qualify of the straw, if it possess such a quality, it entirely the discernment times." L'UD for INDIA. Tits numerous Pirates which lately infested the trade .between the Malabar Coast, and the Pirsian Gulf, .are nearly extirpated. One of their large proas was lately driven ashore, and' seized by . -a* party of the natives, who, exasperated at the de.pre. dations which had been committed, put all the crew to death, with circumstances of great cruelty, With. out waiting for the orders of Government.—The ringleader was said to have been one of the most aa,ive partizans of The great Pirate Eggedda, who excited so much alarm on these shores at the con. clpsion of the year 1800. The Company have at last ohtained their grand object of forming advantageous Forts and Settle. ments on the Coast of Sind, for the accammudatiors of their Cruizers in those Seas. Letters from the Malabar Coast, state, that some of tkCotiotte Raja's dependants ti Aa.....ate.y evinced a. very refradory spirit, in constquence of which they attached themselves to a stro:ig party of Nairs, who stationed themselves in a strung ambuscade in the hills, whert a body of troops were sent out to dislodge them; but the Hircarrah who w.)s appointed to conduct them, betraying his.trust, led them into a narrow defile, where they were completely sur. rounded, and almost all cut off: A very extensive Encampment of the S.:iks wa s pitched twenty cuss to the' S. E. ofLa!lote, in . the beginning of May, and bodies of scouts had been • stationed along the banks of the WitIVCC, anti oo the borders of the, Desert, proba!ily with a view• of serving the motions of the Contending Powers in the North West Provinces.—Several of the most powerful friends of Holkar, who lately excited the War in Guzerat, have retitated , into the Desert, with their adherents, where •some disputes arising respeaing pint* of privilegei, several severe skirmishes had ensued, in consequence of Which 'btith parties have been'reduced to the greatest ex. tremities. If the Allies are faithful to their cause, the state of Holkar must indeed be desperate, that Chief - he. ing completely hemmed in on every side.—On ti►e West are the English and the Gwicawar ; on the South and South" East the l'ehliwa, the Berar R►j.►le, and the MUM ; and on the North and North East, Scindea and the RAHN/. A Letter from Ndgpore, states, that a bptly of refraaory Troops had taken up their station on the borders of the Norbudda, in the vicinity of Hus. singalead. A detachment from Chokey was sent to diverse them; but unable to aft from the nature of the country, it entrenched itself in the most in. .accessible paris of the e)untry, and, on the insur. gents passing the frontiers, a desperate anion sued,. in which the.latter were defeated with con. siderable slaughter, and obliged to retreat in great confusion towards Gurrah. Yesterday sennight four deserters efrefied their escape from the place of their confinement in Castle. yard, Chester (and have not since been heard of), by . forcing some bri4s from the wall, and letting themselves down by a rope of straW, twisted to an astonishing thickness, into the castle Ditch. Their descent alarming the Sentinel on ditty there, he fired on them, but without effect : it however prevented the temainder frott . getting away, as the whole of the ,guard immediately turned out, and secured those who were left. Previous to this event the send.- nets had only one ball-cartridge delivered to tbem ; they now-have twelve; Twenty Cajtal,Prizel, and only Eight Days to draW—.—a circumstance never befote known-4104 N.. lay and Co. respeatully acquaint the Public, that the Demand for,Shares, at their °nice, has. been isrimishingly, great since 'the Wheel wentlound, that' the Commissioner; for the Lottery have been so obliging as .to order the Clerks who stamp the . Shares to , attend two hours extra in the day, for the general accommodation of supplying the Pub, lic. . • .Tickets ani Shares, warranted undrawn, are now on sate at IloaNsuir and Co.'s, 26, Comilla. The Lottery °dices at the Royal-Exchange and Cornbill , were stripped of. their Shares on Saturday morning, in consequence of the rapid and unprece dented demand which the present favourite and grand State Lottery Scheme has occasioned. In this I. , )ttery Tickets and Shares are cheaper, and intrinsically worth more than in many former Lotteries. State of the Wheel : Three. Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Tw:i Prizes of Ten Thuusand Pounds, Three Piizes of Five Thousand Pounds, Three Prizes of One Thouiand Pounds, , Eight Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds, ske. Third Day's Drawing, 'Wednesday next: • Tickets and Share's, warranted unifrawn, on safe at al) the Licen.sed Offices. The Ticket No. 20724, drawn on Saturday a Prize of toool. was sold and registered at Dim's Office, No.. Cotnhill, rind N. g, Charing_ Cross, where tiodrawn Tickets and Shares may be had until Wednesday mAtning next, at nine o'clock, when the Third Draw ink will begin. The •Wheel is uncommonly rich, which appears by the following State.: • , . Three Prizei of. Twenty .Thousand Pounds, Two Prizes of Ten Thousand Rt ti nd,,, Ti,ree Prizes' of Five Thousand Pounds, I:hree Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. SHIP hEll'S. point, szr.F..-23 *Anivtd—the `Nelson, l lcure, from lersey ; ney, Creed, from Weyino,iith ; 11Lio(treprd, jaithrd, from Lon don; Sally, Neodell, Wiltiatp and Mary, Haynes, Elope, n.l Adive, Spurrier, trop, Porrismouth ; Wil liam 410.1 Catherine, rPritt; from Ne l / 4 -4eastle ; Diana, Tofu, front. Sunderland ; Devonshire, l'altrizr,", from Exeter ; ahn taupe, VcJI, from Squth4nyton. :ittiled—tiw Mary, Ryder, for ; Pheasant, Fl o re nce , for Teriby • Act*, Williams, lam VOrtslntiUtil; and Puiie, /ivy, Creed, fur fersey, kflizniEb. On Thursday the loth inst. at Ithintisham, by the ter of 'St. 'John's Colte,e; Cambritlze the V. - Fellow of that Society,hector of Mi'sTillard, daughter of the Rev. It. Titian!, late Wirkswort h.. On TueSday laAt, at Cleucester, Mr. T. C. Newby, of Pa; land-street, to Miss Ackley. of CI -twister. Ycst.irday, Mr. Cita , Tes Wotley, of Wood-street, Cheap! side, to Miss Sarah Farr-ince, second daughter of T. 1 1 3 E. rancei Esq. of Norirood. DIED On the tsth of julit last, at Stoney-Hill Barracks i 1 3 * maiea, Major George Otway, of the flitli Regiment of Footi of the yellow fiNer. • On-4onclay 14st, suddenly, at the Reaory-House, liar. vington, the Rev. Dr. lames. sr. - .....-....—_,...,..,.-..—.4..--.,... ,: VALUAttLE. FREE:44OI.D ESTATE, at iIARR .OIVoIi the 111 L 1., comprising a MANOR. or REPUTED MA'. NOR, an. ELF:GANT NIANSION, extensive PLEA:. SURE GROUNDS, a yARg, and several DWELL INC HOUSES. • TO FIE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, - - - Mr. SQUIBB, • By Order of the Trustees of the late Richard Page , E s q . ai Garraway's-CofFee-liouse„ on Thursday the I th of Otto. . bee, at Twelvi u*Clock, In LOTS, A CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEI.IOI.I) ESTATE,, cvisisting of the Manor or Reputed Mgr nar of- ELA M lIER TS, and the unfinished hianston.tiott e r witnnumerons attielied..and detached Offices, and ixtensite and well known Pleasure - Grounds' and Gardens, tilos ,. de , legliffutly situated, and distant only tea miles from the Me' tropotis. The 11Ouse is cap-able of 'acing completed at a coin patatively small expense. The Gronnds.-( which o ccupy near forty acres, and, have,' lon hem as o rnament of tat part of the g County,) are Lnd distinginshed w ont ith tile the greatest taste, ehmuellistied v 1 '11 01 11 :: j a ti tA• i r c , i n u c u lo s r l i;ei r l • luable Tirmier Trees anti Shrubs. The Gardens, 110,r houses, and Pinery, are stocked with the fi nest Fruits. OW the Staoling . and Out.houses are finished in the coropiciest manner. Also about Oue Hundred Acres of very r ich Meado w i ni 94 Pasture Land,. immediately adjoining the above, and c° V, tintable Farm {louse, with Illtns,_S ta ble i ,,&c. togeth c 74,.. .Two good Brick.nuilt Dwelling Houses,' with Otfic es, dens and Stables, in the occupation of the Re v . N or Cotupfsl3ll:l)l.ure, . 'Mrs. .Thackery, and others ; and Six - Houses Will with. Garden::, and a Smith's; Shop, lett to Tenan ts at the whole of which is : I .rt of the Estate of the late K1C;1. , ..!t!) wt' E, Esq. deceased. w i r ig i - o w - The MAnin it!. Grounds Cam on ly be vie T- which . tv had of the Anaioncer. id fi 3d- Printed Particular; may be hail of Messrs. Nola?' itic b a rd gate, Solicitors, Nurfolk-street,„ Strand ;' (2 , {lead, Burn, Esq. Dratt's-yard, Westinins!er ; at the F.olA l i a r. at Harrow •of Kelsey, 15,itrnyor to the I nclosnt,ouibb, row ‘Areald'lodge ; at tile place imi Sale ; ;111(I of Mr., .q e • 1 ,4 Saviie-pAssige, Savile-tow, witcre a Plan of the b.r" b: seen: • - • —. .... .---.......... sE ru Rur Y .10 'lli E Ptritfic . ° prevent FrAutl, ,the Fin. the Comfnissioirts of His Majesty's Stamp. name' have itranted permis sion to 91. Bruatun, to have inW in full len4th insertoi on the Stamps of his Medicines, viz Wm. Brodum, No 4, A Wean:street, Blacktilare.road, to imitate winch is felony . The Medicines are not genujne unless.% the abovelunte is 0 11 the Stamps. , A certain Preventive of many Disorders. Nothioc l'e - t . ing more wanting at this season of the year than a ptioti': f o. the.btoixt, that will effectually eradicate those eruptfous which now gFneully inake• their. appeardoce on those %Ol t ' are.afilieted with n Scorbutic Complaint, it is with infinite pleasure we announce the success that has attended the administration of the Botanical Syrup. Another triotivel¢t us to present this Address to the Public is, the knowlede that it the Botanical Syrttp is taken in lime, it will revt : " those revere tits of Illness which always prevail in *hills and the ensuing months. The Botanical Syrup it ?Elms Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, anti Scrophulaus ConllH3`n* rho many thouronti cares perlOrmed by this iriValtiaille i‘le• &eine may he readily seen - in the London tout Bath P;! . P i e t The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous CO(' ' :- Tna:, Fellow c had at th e- House, No. 9, Albion-streer, auktriars road. of the Royal College oto'rllll;lyilicmiirn:'l),turarl°4 eNLI:TAFe.eI3. . A Sw i . , in oi t:: : :biz:Proprietor (Fon or Or . , S v. ; 1 : 1 4 . MA) , be consulted from ten till three, tit - ' ------ —.di-- 7--iild a Butt !e cunt: Ails Six at z____:.‘.