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From . 0e LO A' DON G 4TTE, Nov. 17, I.Bo+ • ' Nov. 13, 11304. R2yal Regiment of Ara Gentleman Cadet Robert. F . Romer, to be Second Lieu tctHnt, vice, W. Wylde ,prooteci, Dated Nov. 9, 004. o Centleum Cadet Rich th ard C. Nrlolevorth to be Second Lieutenant, vice C. Gordon promoted. Dated as above. , t; , ..tlemati Cadet Francis k hespev to he,Second Lieu ter,atit, vice W. !Waling, pronioted. Daled Nov. 9, 1804. Crattfurd, Gent. to be Set.:and Lteutenant,. vice Nl. somaville, promoted. Data.l.as above. Cinwitsions Jitreel by the Lard Lieteonant of the , County ef Sonwset. ' Yeovil Suha'ivi4i6 , l gdueteett. - - Lizutcnant-Ctlimel the Hon. 'l"honi,46 Pane to be Colonel. Cc pi 3, )SO4 Robert. Chaffer, Gent; to be .Lieu - t.."nant, +ice. C promoted: - . Dated Sept. 22, 1804. Chrt4topher tVititet, Gent. to be, Ensign.vice.George S here, • resigne4. Dated as above. IVAtt, Gcnt. to be QtioLer4.l4stzr. , Deneit 35' abOW.•,_ Cennini,J t ton in ,ihe Suffolk Mkiitia, signed 'by the Lord Lieu: itnititt. , . • iresterU . Reginicnt •• • - William 1 - ler.ty Gan - rily; Esq. to be Captain. Dated luly • 15?...t. Bradshaw,- 'Gent. to be Cieutcnant. • Dated May 14, Igo*. T be. Ensigns- , GeorAe Wilson Lesoux, Gent. Ddtcd.Sept. 7, 1804. .Rit.stard croly • Gent. Dated sept. 14. 13 4. Gent. Dated Sept. to, itio.t. Tippeli Gooch, Gera. Dated Sept. 20 ' 2 3 03 . • E.Htern kegitnent.. To.' ii captainit--00.?vii Kay, 'Litt. Dated Irarch 1798*. Sotnuel Holworthy, .Esq, •Dared Dec, u s,. t.791‘.. G:, A. Sherman, Es t i. ,Dated June 10, .1F,63. W. flaw. rater, Esq. Dated . July 1863. Baigman, Dated July it, 1803. Estau.4lt. Lsq. Dated Aug. to, 18,3. fonii Clayti.n, Esq. Dated :tug. 14, f.• 13. Sinytn, Esq. lilted Aug. 1883. '4'o be I.l.ratettants-.- - Jolut Wales, ,Gent.t... Dated Aug. 25. t 713 • Hunting lotlye, . July, is, 3797. ..Alta.inderAPGreOr, Cent. DatediLly .25. 1799. D. S. Moulaidale, C4lll'. Dated April 24,, .18c,3. Joint Robin-: bon, 04/It. • Datett•A lig. 25, tec.3. Sieharct bidge, Gent. atiove. Hirt Slippard, Gent 'Dated as above. Darbye, Cent. D..ted IN:rov t, 1803. W. L. ' Fiends. Gent_ Wier, Lit C. 25, 1t03. , Edward Coate, Cent. Dated 25, 1404. 'Osborn Sheppard, Gent. Dateil Apri! is, Oka. be Erisigr.s. A ki , ..rinan Wnrdward, Gent, , Dated 061. • 4, Ilz3. N It. Prettymin, Gcnt. Dated 1.1, 1803. Betts, Lieut. Date,t I's, 189 .. Gent, Dated Dee. 2s, IE O 3. 101111 Lawton, - Dated Feb. tit, noiv, Edward Lely, Gent. Dated Itlarch 14, skid. Duncan Rankin, Gent. Dated March Thomas Harrison, Cent. Dated Aug, 20, 1804. , • Conunhaient !be following col: of Ye,manty and Infinity, - .'44ned by ,be Lord Lieutenant of she Counfy of . Suffolk. • NW :2rd Infatrtiy.--B i abergh Battalion. ' Thomas Edwards; Esi to .bc Captain. Dated August 2ri OA. Thomas Beadie r Gent. .to be Lieutenant.. Dates Ali„ , ist 24. 184 :Thomas Corder, Gent. to be_Ensigu. ed as above. Certain 09111141,11 . 1 i of infantry to be consoldsted in case of lava. titn, to wit The Farnham atil rsprv, Captain PoWel. The 'Bury St. Edmunds, cvtaio Uitkes. Saxinundhant the wastry, Lakenheath, William Ctiarles Albemarle to be I.lcurenant•Colonel Dated Sept.:3, 1204. John Harcourt Esq, to be Major. Dated as above. Yeormiwy Fourth cirpt. lViltiam Fav6ke, Fs .q. to be Major. 'Dated !uly 27, I!lo3.Helmet, to be Captain. Dated O. t, 'BO3. Join Wilson nilkm, be. ditto. Dated , A pril 2¢, Natnaniel LaVerenett Scott, Esq, to be ditto. Dated March Ohm, John Derisley, Gent; to be Lieu tent. D.rteci Oaboet t, tgo3, Peoro.Pau,.,y, Got. - to by. ditto,. Dated as above. John brooks, Gent, to Carnet. Dated as above.. Steplten Shillito, Gent. 'to be. , ditto. Dated - March. 26, 064. r . , ~, , vowiteer AlaniPy. Bovie,e .;,,,,, Clio .ioft. , . . • Sir William Tklid , ller , , 1 , (1..: Li,cutellant:Colhtiel.: Dated Ap. I t., 0304, loliti krvi,;c, Gent. to beAqiurot. Diktat Ad Above. iiharihatirn Ilfindrtel. Samuel Webber, P.m), to, be f , i , br9lant.CQlOnelt I):sted S,pr. 2J, 't3o4. 'ith,barol CartwilAbt, 14q. to be Aldjor. });4les as above. sartmo i:rewcr, 4sq. D 4 t,i Oc t . 1 , 1804, , ~,- RunCY-, . . Stephell Cu.ll;trn - , Geist. r, :, ~ Lieutenant. Dated Oct. ti ,12)4. Ttloniais Deno., 'Gent. to .ix: Ell4igh, I.Lit. , :cl ; 4 5 abwie. • • - 1) mei e I William Frere, to be 14...19r Dared Dcc. T 4, TBo3. fil.sh4tigiaintaly. • Esq„,. 'lll. : betic:Ottnant.Colonel, /.)::ted Feb., Heory,Strione, F.sq. b4;frt.sjs:••:. Dated oetober 31, 'B-3,, )11 . .0.04 i ; tcit son, 1.5q..t0 paptsio• D A•trot ,2 2 , ,141 , ' lam •it.:o, , ner, 4sq. tq be .ditto.., Dont tv!). titidgman, 'Esq. to be onto., Dit:d c> o.)ovc. 14,)scpli Codirey„Gent..to be t$L.-3... lames. R..l:Ay, Ctfilt ic, 1 , 1! dittb.: Dated . Sept. 5, 1K93. Itottert Acbck, Jun. 4;ciit tu be tlitto. ; Dated kr . b.. 44 . '11,4; !MACS Okra. to be (bun patc:l 4bevr. Williarrt I;ampreft; Gent. to, tie' ditto. Vated s AbllYg. John Gent. to be Ensign. Dated'Sept. f, tae ; Ga -1.)ti41 Getit, to be ditto., Dated l'eb.,tti, tEO4. 'Ceotge 4,11),1;;, Gent. to be ditto. Dated. as above. lohn, Cri , p,a,'itt. to beditto.' D.it..mt as above. Cit.t. Guest, (.eut. toile Adjutant. ')area Nlay to, iden4l,-re ) .osl , ntimm, ?tn.?, 14,ichard 0 0 0, E!.q. to ipe IVlAicr • Pitted SePt's4, IEO4. folio Clatke; Esq. to be Captain. I).ited as above. 141'110 tiettitistoti Eaq. to be - ditto. Dated as abov e . j o ,b n S co tt, C lzio., t ae Litatetututoie 'Dated as above'.' sannici • to he ditto. Dated St:plat:l4er ZS, Art. 4. S,txutlrnll%g Ht. Ilob-Jrt FiTetn.:n, tulle Cappitt. I)4ted Sept. 5,493. %,‘ , 1 11• 0 , 1 , Cent. to be' I.ltutenant. 'Dated as above. Hzury:F,thvai'd tiouthwelF, Gait. to be Ensign: Ditt&ias abOve. Xrrclr~; . _ _ . .. . . , 1er , ".111i34 SUiith. Eiii. to 11 , 4 C.lptaiii. 'Dated A ug u s t 1 6. tAa3. ‘‘'illiani lient:lnnan (:rowlant., Cent. to be First Licuter,..trt • I).iteci as above. ' : Witlimil,Cole, Cent. ttibe . liecood Lieutenant. pitPa as above. • - .. , • ' lhglltut Wytim, Crift. to r. 4; Secand Lictitryatit. I)4c Aug, 20, 1?04 I 4,1310 CAT. tc. Lie 'l)Ated Scia. 241# „La tenhtirib. Robert Eagle. F. 6.1. to be lainAtil. Dared Sept. 0 22.803. rraneis Kitlß Eagle r;eilt: to be Lieutenant . Dated Sem. 21, .43. Robert Fogle, jun. ACent. beditto. Dated s4pt.. zz, ao4. Will iam Lag le, Cent. lob; Endign. .Dated 'as-above: _ Baberrb ilundr fd. Thomas ‘Vorboys, Guilt. to •bo Adjutant. Dated Sept. -. 22 1 Igv4. NOV MB 11,It 10. Lord relrowtetb, Pie, Lioettnant .f the tl Surrey , ' ' Itielmortd Ltgi.n. njor Carrington Smith to he Lu:tueritint-COlonci. p atc d eßtptribor 19, tBO4. Captain Bortiugh ho Majororict: smith, oromotea. • Dated as “hove. jOhtT- FOillefi to be Captain, vh,o Borough. promuted. bated as above. • ' Clapham Leg lm. Lietitetnnt Elliott to hc; CAptain. vice Kenyon, ttsigna Decd. Srlitetilbtr 19 *Eo4 EnSipl, H. Sch./cow to be e' I. I I jou . , promoted. i)utedxsabuvr. Guilts:Ph: l ond Blacibraib ribmancy Cavalt . y. Comet W. tiodoit ;to be Lieutonain t ,vice Vlnvnnt , reoign. cd, .11ated . StptembFr 25, 1504.4 Richard H. Budd, Cent. to be Comet, vice, Haydoo,' protnoted. .Dateit its above ifiwkiog Paismterr In faxiry. • Emiga lames few! to bit Livutesurit,. villa Grant, resigned, I),lted ()donor ty, i 8 4. r Leal Southttork Volunteer infonhy. 4 First T.ieuteriaat John Jaekon to be Captain, vice ThOm son, resigned. Dated - Oet.• t3, tSbq: To be *First. Lieutenants—Second Lientenant 14farrnaduke Shaky, vice Mat Shall, rc,it nod. Dated as above. Second Libutenant Frederick Walsh, .vice Jackson.. promoted. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant , Patrick Townsend Lightroot, vice Burgess, prompted. Dated as aboFe. To be !cecoritt Lieutenants-- lames David De heaume, Gent. vice Wilisfi; 'Promote& Dated Rs abrive. Richard Heath, Gent. vice Burnett, resigned. Dated as above. Itioßegintent of Sum' , Vcdunteers. • Major Borns to he Lictitenatii-Culonel Dated ()cipher 27, tBO4. Captain B. Shaw to be Major,..vice Burn.-;, pro. meted. Dated. as above. • Lieutenant Joseph Sort:liar. ton; to bo 'Captain. Dated as abeve. Williatn Reeves, Gent. tobe Second Lieutenant. Dated as above. - Rifle Corn; any. • John Robinson, Cent. to -be Second Lieutenant, vice Buckle, resigned. Dated as above. Cosavripions signed by the Lard - Lieutenant of de Com& orCar inarthen. ' • sat Trrop of Yeotnamri , Cavaby. lames Bowen, bsq,.to be Captain, vice J o hn liowelis, re signed. Dated Ocl?ber ;o, 1804. 51b gittolion of Carntarthenthire Volunteer Infantry. Thomos Jones, Gent. to be, Lieutenant and Surgeon, vice Child, promoted. Duca Oetober 25, IS*4. Cantmitsion iK the Loyal Crayford Volunteers, tigned by the Lord tiegtenant ol the County of Kent. lames Corvan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice,Gellingi rsigned. 'Dated Nov. so, tSo4. • 8 /INK RUPTCY , EIVLARcEn. • Thomas Main, or Brook-street, St. Pancras, Middlesex, . stonemason, from N0v..2.4 1 to Dz.c, tl, at ten, at BANKRUPTS; fohn Champion, late of Mit ton, Worcester, hut now of Edge. hasten, Warwickshire, • wire-maittaiaorer, to surrender 140v..30, at four; Dee.' r. and Jan. t; at eleven, at the lien and. Chicken:: Hotel, tblqw-i,trect, Birmingham: A 'tonnes, • Mr. Prichard South, j or Mr. Cave, 1 - 101- born,court, Gray'sAtni, London. • Alieo Buxton, Of Manchester, meliinc-tnaker, to surrender . Dec, 13, r 4, and Jan. t,'ar three, ‘,•t . the Bridgewater Arms Inn,'Maricriester w A !tarries, Mr. Tnornas Hewitt, Mut . dies ;or Air. Ralph Lflis, cursive . ,.et, London. * George Bagshaw Brown, of Newpqm, ti rlop„ plumber, to'sur rernkl Dee. ao, at five,•2l, at ten, and Jan.. r t at twelire; • at the Rcit Lion Inn; Newport. A itomie..., Messrs. Bait tent and Martin, Forniyal's- inn. Landon ; or Mr. Saniuel Stanley. Newport. Matthew !..ewtas the younger, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender ! Z ee: r la, and ( an T, at twelve, at the Glob v • Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr Leigh, Basset-street, Liverpool • Joseph Wood,.of Andenshaw, Ashton under Lytle, -Lanca shire, cottons ginner, to surrender Dec. t; 13, and ;ail. r, at three, at Ilillidge's Tavern, Manchester. A tternies, Messrs. and Renshaw, Manchester. L .1W REPORT. COURT OF KIN - G's BENCH, Nov. 4lg. ttie KING SOUTHERON. 'The Defendant. being brought uti for judgment, Mr. BURROWS stated, that he had been tried at the,last.Wells Assizes, upon an information con taining rs counts. Of the three.. first counts he was acquitted, and had been found guilty under the remaining t 2.. Mr: BURROWS- now prayed col be heard in arrest of j t udgmcnt. • The first count on the information charged the. Defendant' with 'cot. ruptly and wickedly intending • to convert th'e re. venue laws to the oppression of. His Majesty's sub- Jetts, and, with. that view, without.having the in.. serest of the revenue at heart, having . written to a•person of the nameor Allan, informing him that he had been applied to for the purpose of prosecur, ins; hiin for selling medicines with6ut stamps, and. with intent to extort and procure money from the said Allan for ilitashing th4t prosecution. In the second count he is charged; in mere general mini, with having been guilty of extorting and procuring. 'money froM Man, by then•and there threatening to have such action brought, unless he gave him the sum, of to% The third count was of little consequence, and contained nothing but the general. charge in the second. The fourth count again re. fermi to a letter, and to it and the succeeding etittnis, on which the. Defendant had been found guilty, it was principally necessary for.,the Learned. .Counsel s to, call their Lordships' attention. Ir was' irictonticnt in order to pro've any .person guilty un. der an information _such. as the present, to ,spew, that, if the act whiclE they meditated had been U. complished, it would, have amounted ,to,a misde meanor, Now,, in the present informilion, at least in - those counts undesi , which the Wendant had been found gtiilty, there ,was•nothing certainly . and pre cisely laid down which amounted. to a criminal .He begged leave to call the attention of their I,..rtiships to the. ktvo Aas of Parliament under ;which .alone the informatiuu could be meant the Ait of the 42d - of 'the King, clsar, s 3, and of the King, chap. 3. • Mr. gustice LAWRRNCR.•••••" 14 it not a misde. rrteatvr. to extortrmoney un icr the pretcnce of stop. ping' process.?" • • Mr. Bua ft OVIS , . Contended that the crime; specified in the informa:ion was not laid ;in 'sue!) a manner as to support the charge of a miSdeMeanor.: The Act of the 4.2 d of the King, under which, as ap. pefie,l from the first count in the information, the chirge was laid, 'imposed a duty on all• Medicines for the cure of!diseases; :clic, It Then . proceeded' to enatt; that perschis vending such MediCines shduld . take out licences; and should. receive' ftbm the Stattip.oftice labds to' be affixed to's:it. put rouNi. every bottle, box, or parcel, containinii such media eine, which they might vend. And it' is by the loth se ion eriaCted, that any person vending such •meditineS without such label,'shoidd be subjea to 'a penalty of aol. This was the only penalty in the• MI, and it was unquestiOnably'the penalty alluded to in' this,proseeution. This was the offence--this the misdemeanor which ought 'tohave been charged; hut Was It so laid In all the counts but - One, and that, too, one on, which the Defendant'had been ac. qu i tt ed,' no paitield4 medidine was specified. •• that count there •no 'mention matte of Fryer's Balsam ; but, tohaVe snide it applicable, a repeti tion •of the meditina ought to' haat 'been rhadz in every' part icular •coUnt. .There were mediciries pre, pared, by apoti,cal in, to sell which 'without staittp carried along with it no penalty. :This might be tlLe kind of medicine allude&to in the in formation ; at least there was nothing .to warrant presumptiOn to the contrary. 'Li the 've_riditili of 'such medicines without a stamp no penalty at. tached ;(, nor could it infer a misdemeanor against t h e , D c fr Q tlAnt, ff none such could have attached 40 the vender ; yet thr4e* Was no allegatiOn in the va, rious counti under which the Defendant had been fOund guilty; that the medicines alluded to were those pointed out in the Mi k a% reciniting . the : label to be put round them. There was, hoWever, 'another equally , Valid objection' to the iriforirfatiota as. laid : to infer guilt against the Defendant, he ap.. pretended it was necessary to Trove that,criminali:. ry attached to the per sons f rom whom, as being 'guilty of defrauding the revenue, he w as charged With) IM iaving extorte extorted, the. AS: in epiestiOnjust in the sanie way as to constitute the crime of teceiv. ' ing stolen goods it would be necessary, in the first place, to spew that, the goods charged to have been received had. aCtualiy• been stolen., This, M`r;' ntlit'ltOwt contended, was indispenssisly necessary.. To mike' the threat valid against the Defendant, it was . incumbent on. the m Prosecutor to alledge, that -the misdemeanor ma 'a. and threatened to ho posed, and •ip consc•quence of' which th; money •Was. extorted, aauaily was committed. This, however,. was not alledgd in the information:l44llst. the De. fetidant. There were, beilides, other points of ii re. gnlarity : in the fourth count reference Was m.ide to a letter ; now, In the former aunts, two different letters hod been specified, and, ion CoVs.tat, which of the•tWo 'was . alluded to. • The Word . " nab," lots, was used as confla o 0 fed with f‘ pros e i u ti - and different' kinds of prosecution having 4een Iliac& to in' the information, it did not• deaoy ap pear to what particular . prosecution . the ' wafd Was meant to apply ; th i s the Learned Counsel c•m. tended was neces s ary . warrant'and give effect to the charge. ,• • • J. Lord_ ELI, ENanitOUGH asked,- if ,the Learned, Couosel meant to contend, that, to th reaten , an un. foonded prosectit:On, and thus.to : rmott tottney, was, not an inti4table Offence ?• . M)2J1)024 ll'rinreti by l'OctiAjti) HMI Pt IS DIPMHNDS. Dec. xt, lames MAning, Thomas Heaviside,. and Thomas foreman, of Barge-y4rd, Itneklersburv, London., Winches ter-warehousemen And co. partnerw, at ten, at Guildhall./ Dec. tz. Thomas Wirsull, Lite of King's-Lynn, Norfolk, iron-founder, at eleven, at tit: t; Itlltall, King's-Lynn. Dec. t 7. Thomas faCtor, at twelve', at the Geotge lon, Digbctli, Dirmingitam.. Nov. 17. William Durwood, of the Sun Wharf, parish oC St . . John, Wapping, and of Greta ILO, parish of St. Georille in the East, Middlesex, w)iartinger, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec:ls. ---- liichard 'Rowley Watkins, of the Strand, 'lt sexi haberdasher, at ten; at Guilt:that': • • . Dec z." Henry 1.7 vans, Calve, Wiltshire, clothier, at el even , • at the' White , Ilan Calve. D ec . l g.' cha l ks Dixon ; of : renchurch-street, London, brush-maker, at ten, at G Dec. is. Abiolem Marsh, of A hlpte,, London, jeweller, at . one, Ot G1;11111411. i - Dec.. Ts. G lin fohnston, of Tiond,court, Walbtook, • London, therthant, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFIC4T,F S. Dec. t t. Joint Price and I - Licols Tucker, of the Borough High , inieet, Sutrey, hoksicys mkt CO.partiiers, Grecit, of koinfohl, Jinant-draper. George drat Ed iv,int Dixey, late of Wardrobe-place, noddre.ComrnaM. Lotielon; and afterwards of Picc.•4lilly, Middlesex, opticians. • ' Stephen Verey, or Mel koharn, Wiltshire, moncy.bcfoitltter. John Iticie.i. ; 4, uf Liyarpaal, and Willistm Lever, of laii- Ctlibte.r, inerchams and Lii.rvars. • Ca rmar ; then F.iir, 04' WOnesday, exhibited a good show ,al eattle and horses; many of the former were sold:, but: at low prices and Al! the good horses wld: high. The pig 144, On Thursd4y, vdti, more numeroully,sopplied with thoie . thefut• animals than is within reconedion, nor was there ever a better show of prime pigs; the sale, however, wag extremely There was a brisk . . derriand for leather to Brecon Fair, on Wednesday, and prices rather advanced:— : BaCki brought Is. per lb, Ctop hitleb 2s. /land Buffaloes 20t1 to 21d. At All /fallow Fair, last week, the show of bfack cattle and sheep was uncottnrilnly greay; few of the cattle were fat,,, and the... 140 one s had a dull sale at reduced prices. Sheep also declined in price. The few good horses that. appeared, chiefly of the. draught kind, brought OW prices. The following singular eitegmstance occurred last Saturday se'nnight the eo n of Mr. NW. ton, a boy tight yeiirs of Jge, at School at Reigaie, in Surrey,. was .crobsin . g a stile, WW I .the . l)l,tat of a .very 'Sinai! knife., in his hand,. he put it' into his mouth, ;nd in jum w s ping do n, wallOWed it, The child, however, felt but little Pain from the . ac. cidenti• and had not been at home kimny days be, fore the sharp. portion Of Steel pasted his ha iwrlc, and, placed hint out Of all danger.. Ffe;s now perfeetly „ recovered, and retiirned to'his ichoof: . • . Yesterday senniglir, . a fire broke out in a dwelling.houst is the' Pariah Of Aston, in 03tford. shire, which . consumed: the whole building, with the greatest part of the furniture, &e. therein,— The'roan' who - occupied - the pretnities was ,burnt very much in endeavouring to .saaste his property, hut his wife and.two 'young children etaped un. iltl4 t. • • Between twelve and one, o'clock on Saturday =riling an alarming fire broke .our in ..the back buildings of Mr. V•411010/4, Grocer, of Toweester, which were consumed ; but by tirnelyjsnd effec.. will assistance, the fire was et under without - corn. municating any. further than to some adjoining our:. buildings of Mr. jAtaitiKLßLiv, Baker, which were also destroyed. . On Saturday sel,nnight, as a, boy was sweeping'a chimney belonging to the house of a Getttletnan in Birmingham, he stuck so . fast - Within it, that it was with diAculty• he was ,extricated, by breaking ^ doWn 4 part of thtichimney on the outside. When taken out .he appeared lifeless, but the . - proPrietor of. the huazie having vety'humanely procured ,raedical as sistance for him, he is now nearly recovered. .Sunday se'ntlight a.ttnin was shot at. from behind lietige.ort the load hetwken Merthyr and Brecon, near rite former place, and badly wounded in the arm, .by a desperate.villain, who'thea rubbed hitij of seven guineas, and. escape'! utadiscOveret4 The unfortunate sufferer was aftetwards,conveyed to a hoti,e on the road, flail war COn'iOtTid l it • doger from the efreets.of the wound. Mr. BURROWS contended, that this being an In. formation under b Public Mt, if unfounded, it could mean nothing, He then referred to the 433 of the King, by which all Prosecutions of this kind are put under the contrail' of the Attorney General, or snore person emploied under the , Revenu e Laws : and contendedi that, as every person was bound, or at least presumed to know the law, the persons charged to have been threatened by the Defendant into► COMpriJOCeWithhis demands, ought to have seen th it his threat, were totally nugatory, and Ihe — foillowing were rec'e' • ..1 . 1 Dr 0 it 4) I ) ti :a iNi th 9 ' ----_____ OtA . ... , , PE nt ß:vi,:! l : ll ;lnbesist,,°,. A ryc l ;3 l:l9 ice il , : t! P *o';;;;; W be i,l l.,L -11 1 4 ° 17 fi t l' h ' e4 ' g: 1' 1i4 : !have siiiiflled for frinv veers L inder a area:U.:ll nerviiii ( ~.; trier, insontuen es it irel y ahlorb,:d and dec al ,ri gly-viht,.o 8y stein . A - minus advive treat the .faitity c:I .4)11(Ivi'l'- xt have tried 21140 ~t ill a dve rt ' Ca Nic-du =9:e ' ; " wll""1 rc „ivin ' ' ' "" .." g Any heitent whateva, until tortunat rt...):nni..l to make trial of your NgliVoLl.s CORI)I-A 1., vv,, 1101 ,, 4 thanksti a t n ‘ :l 0 11 1 ' ; i 3 r ‘ * ' t ‘' s n „ ? ' l id s ; 171; , e r i a " r % . ' '`. ' itittslll i limo 7 and est/ern; the obligation 1 .0111 vii . 'i ' ,IJ ,_`:t110 AM* sil l with respect, your much obliged, and loininle serlant. WILLIAM Sirll,CO2‘' N. . •,, • is. List-place, Lambeth, Aug. 4 , 04. iertoctiyorewst:iirlar . West Cowl, March 24, 1 803 ' ' A 'Leoei• from Stephen Purridgc, Captain of the Co'' Pia , ssaiageZniyat tr,„;lexandex, Merchantfof Portsitiouth. 4 ftiOed 211 over his body , with a dangerous Scorbutic OP, 'Child, when he was two years of agc,.os ti! Plaint, which bathe; the skill of the Faculty, and in vatiLi meet all manner of aivertised blealicines : wild reeoininenr.' Y a•Friend who had experiien“ed the goad eiet of 1), IIItUDIJNI's 130 TA NI cAL syRtIP, of,which I gave ple . ( 1. -litilti but .4 rekV vital! 114ettles of the I)otier's 1u:)11010T.! Atilicine,/whicli in the course of a small 1464 et2CCIPc: Pared' Pare, a nd w hich is itt*Y three years since', AA 10 1. •.; thuutinnyvboreitt,nsh:e.:(.:vtaosnin.t,pAlaLiEnxt gi vers 41:1:;D s ts.,ay, ta t soFut,itti,..ofi I rtus . i l itil i I:l4:2spi r .u vr , , h • , T ile hotanic.il Syrup and Re 4 'Had at the house,. No. 9, MblOtt-Strea, Illacktriars-a9,)°, in!otties it il. 2s. Its. and 6S. (duty.itielutieo ,... N • B.•—A. 1). S winton„ the Proprietor4Siut of Dr. Su! 1 1 ', sturative oti. Fellow of the Royal Chilege of Physicians,Lonitoir _ ithly-ht consulted from ten till three ; or by letter, evilt 4ll the usual tee. . , * * . A Five Guinea Bottle contains' 5ik......a12.12>,,, ceiveiFiEf rs. ii:i olu'or invaluableTHOMASt Nervous Cordil, tie: Dear Sir, ;, . No. 9, Now Midge-Street, 1.00‘1.`;,, you oe . Bever e re itilaen7lneebitwetnriattlaert:ritTryinCet.i'retli) 1 1 11 .11 i 4 4) i r e r• 'lrd d . • - - I. EAK E ir AT " ' PILLS. . . . i . About two yelsi ago, I 'Was aitacked with a v g N.zt.,:,.,,i: p 1.601(1)ER, which treated rather stighti) . fol. r ou te i'vr,:a'i but the Disease at length spreading allover my hod!". • tot .obliged t o apply to' the Molt 4:061100 of the I,3olqt.tot :their atcsistance attOrded only temptirety- relief: I 7 0 , : t .through,itatiOUS COLlMlOSalivatifitt, and front bent; r 3 l . ra (n ,a corpulent habit, wps _ redticel ttr aniere . siteletoil. .001, 'deers that spread all Over My Limb( rendered e 3. 4 ~ p_l_ete ()Wed, •so that my• Friciuls despaire Inf my ror tv 't9. vvben brought to ibis situation, I.,..:onsidero.l death a* li ... l `:ly table, lint a. relation of mine comine.nting Upon the wr, Cases in which your l'ills had succeeded, I wait iiiducia try a Box of thent, which' 1 ihought nitherreikyed tre,.„,',o, by d persevering thr tut° or three morghs, itila'falaWiag. 70/1 f ireetions, I experienced the utast ,unaccountahle l'O'N,i`ixil: from pain, the cores gradually subsiding t' I . 1111 11 "' iitia t God; perfectly recovered, a.nil -walking out dant,: I ' YT not, buT,nrie moos box, whit-lt I think ~..iutions t.) taw establish my health iii its original state.Wit° It is with the most heart,teltfgratitude, _that I s ubs mYscit,, Sir, your much obliged, humble Servailft_ . • , ,, t isOg• Deanstfate, Zilartchester,luly I , 'Sot. , W.. 1 .'" abov l PS. fOrthe public bene fi t, 1 dopot objeet'to the wort being ,i.tionsliol. but leans you to 401 ia Y °lll. pvi.j! judgment. shall dictate. -,- • - . Prepared and Sold by the sole Propriotor,L.o;gentt Taos'. Ia 1 tux, ideinbi-91 the lord Collo, gg '' t . '-', , i ~ • London,' at his . 1k ouse, N0..9, New 13rioec-I.l3itirs,-, Where, 'atter a C011513.14t residence of more than co 0 , Zefi's, in a practice tunic:W:o4V iltre4o4' '°° 00 101 i.,'enereal Complaints, and thige.incidenial to th° ~ ,ieel —enerOun LI I both Sexes with that Inviolable 4 ... to , which i‘le.it of his Pr:nession should ifiv,4s" atuitou.% slitters himself, the advice and assistance he, tit, w ill 1 , - lY admintstere to „Persons taking this iilediult%loo esweincd by a discerning Patfalle,J as. an Advan t " ox 'to he obtained, attl vnitl, of ambiguity. .)livoliei;g 1, :Nils() sold,' bye his Apptintment; for' the c!, 5t..4,t, those living at a distance, at t:w Pt:rainir% 14%!t_IPositifitr, ban's street, Pall Mall; the Toyol, N,..',...triiii,.?„, street lilr. Dishorough's No. 7, ill.atii" j.t,,,,c1,t,4 Steel's; lio4:eller, No. I:l.ln4nt-ro,a,, Lift:' Calle.p. Mr. Baxter's South-hridite, ttlinhurg li I NT..._„,,,,, WA Dubl i n t Mt. Pipit) •-•'S Livetpool • •Mr. 'i l l4, Toon ehester ; anti by one Perion in every pinto - ss. 9 1 , ~. 0 , " ' ' • ?let' lrtjb ..esc 1 Great Britatn and Ireland,- u.. Ic.):0 of ooli ..,,,„ peooli,rj sealed up with tu A and prain directions, 'vkle`,ll,4,:tecii i - - sa.ilect t!Ppiii' N. 11, Every Box sold in. Great Britain P ,alles, irias, a slant) oh which by tav-ur rfi'tettillin'l'? NO"' v, i ot , ' • t ' No. 9 , a te I- - elattitet;.sex may cunt znrizi,c:ive with ease, s i,ecut wit t i ed,'Lat ,tho.Staittp..oiiice, " 'l' . I de li ,r, .. ,tor , Strt7."'''' t")l4nitiitC Wll 4 tG.:Wiy. 00 0 11 v teetc:ltS• • artlet-court. Pi that it was nit in the Defendant's power either to in+titu•e or to stp any aetion against them. Lord ELLEN/GROUCH said, the Leakned Counsel might rake a Rule, but he did not .think. all his grounds tenable: • SHIP NEWS. POOLE, NOV. tg. Arrived—the Stag, Matthews, Hawk', Dowlin, and Ca. bot., White, from Newfoundland; and iilandford, jafrotdA -tram London. - . 'Sailed—the Mary, Boynea, for Southampton. • , GRAVISIND, NOV. 19. PasSed by—the jacoba, Spanderman, from Rotteriarn Eridr49cht, Ztiipan, and:Good Brothers, Espair, from Ton. ning,cii. 7 Sailed—the Spencer, Brown, for. Jamaica ; Boddington, for St. Vincent's; Ligcro, — i for Cadiz; Twe Co, ' broders Hendri ck;. for Tonningen ; Vrow Gesina, .01/inant Weinttschap, Overhand, an Frederica, Roland, for Pub-. den. BIRTHS. • • Yesterday morning, at in,: Lord ihip's 'house in -•Lower Grosvenor -street, the Lady of the. Itight Hon. Lord Brum,. of 3-Son and Heir. . • 'On the 2.9 th ult. the Right Hun. Lady 'Elizabeth T3Poot, Lady of the Dean of Ex.:ter, of a Dimgbier. „ ,cut, On Thursday the isth inot; at Pitt, near Chasing , ellt . the Lady of the Hon. lotin Simpson, of a Soil. On the 3.L1 inst. Lady • f 0 -t over L. c shire, of a Son. On the a Bth inst. the Lady ofMilliant LOWIIdeS, ES q• Chesham 'of a Daughter. Robert On Wednesday last, in Colem - m-strv:t, hits , Kingit9n, of a Son. • On the zoth of August, .at the,l;overament.flov' e t minica, Mrs. Prevost, of a Son: • _ . '. MAR R 141) ~ Latelv,.at ,East Dean Church, Sussex; Harris Birg ‘v,,, i ; ther, Fig:- a Captain in the North. Hant3 Militia, "Ra . ; of T. B. Wither, Esq. of Manvdown, in Hampshire, Itiv.,g• frith, only 'daughter of Lieutenant-Col4wi .Frith,, of , I. , same ReAnneut. . ' • - Yesterday, at St. jsma's Church', General Sablonkolri t 6 dry, of itund-stmr,t, Nliss Angerstein. I' he same JAI', at .Hampstead Church, Mr.' F rancis iPilm. . lw Shields, Northumberland. :Lately, by' special liCctice,4t Tynemouth, near Nat to Miss Carr. - • ham, in Norfolk, to Mrs. Reynold, wido‘vot t4'.1." i ' lca t: tenant Reynolds of th - l' . . ~ r. N. y o ..ii NAv y - , slid cousirr to Sir Sic ney Smith. ' ' Mt: Thomas Howard, Iliug• . . • M , ED. () a the 3:1 of hlay last, at. Madras, in 'Lord Wilfism lien' tincles huusz, Majoi .ill Grant, Towit-MAjoi of that place, and Aid-de-Camp to his Lordiltip. illness. I 'F` On Wedneslay the 14th init. aster ti lingering get Bayly, Esc}. a CaptAin in the Royal Nail . ; ausl hiathatJ the Earl of Uxbri3e. - Saturd.ty las t at %Veiling, hi rent, Mrs..liiinter) nine of Ralph Paine, Esq. of the New Road, 10clieg eh ____..—........-- Qf YZSTL BanleStock, t6B ifiii .Navy per Ct. ytij • 5 per Lent. t 797. 9 5 . i I ttsii 5 pe.r 4 per 4 -'•e , lt. 74 73 per Cent. ke , .. 5" t 3 per Cent C 011. iS a STOCKS. RDAY. R a nk I.ong Ann. Y 6 I r 5.0 5 'E x chequer lielisomt, is. da - O t nnittln, 8* pr. 1;14.1 Stock, IS-. 3 pr Cent: kleferi. Imperial per Cent. f o r 16 Noy. ;84 P "of No