The Sun. — London, England, 1804-08-20 00:00:00

.i:t4.271,11,1 LONDON Aug. iS, Soo. War-fere, Aug. ig, IE O 4. tst Regiment' of Foot, Ititijor Danser to be Lieu - tiiant .- .COlonel, • • • 'To be Majors—Brevet Major . lplor Blair, vice Danser. Cap tain Neil Ikel'Kellar: Captain Andrew Want:hope. o he Captains of ,Cornpanies—Vartain James Pram, from the sth Battalion of Reserve, vice Blair. Captain John Scott Lindsay, from the 14th . Bat cal 'ion, of Reserve,-vice 1114(ellar. Lieutenant Mei' Fraser, vice - Lieutenant' Gilbert' McDonald. Lieutenant Valentine Chishorm. *; Lieutenant Daniel Roberts. 'Td) he Lieutenants —Ensign and Adjutant Robert Muller, vice Macdonelloleceased. Lieutenant Robert Thompson, trout the 14th Bsttalion of Reserve, vied Fraser. Lieute: tian't George Mißeth, front ditto, vicc M‘Donald. Ensign Thomas St. Clair, vice Roberts: . stli pittn,. Brevet Lieutenant-Coinnel Humphrey Davie to Lieutenant- Colonel. Mackenzie, from Half-pay of the 85th Foot, to be Major, vice I'o he 'Captains of Compapies—Captain Almon:tic! Burke, • /rum the tst Battalion of Reserve. Captain .fohn field, from ditto. Lieutenant Donald! Campbell, from the 7tit Foot. Lieutenant N. Phillips. Lieutenant Martin , . 'A (Mgt tong. To. be Lieutcnants.—Lieutenant Robert R. Dobson, from the ist Battalion of. Reset ve, vice Phillips. Lieutenant Charles l'rapps, front Ditto, vii c i%rmstrong. Ensign J. Rims. Ensign. Willialh Hamilton. 9th Ditto, Major Henry Cranford, from the Bth Battalion of Reserve, to be Major. Captain. David Campbell to be Major. • To br: Contailis of Companies--4 Captain Sathuel . Sankey, from the 2d Battolioli cif Reserve, vice Campbell. Lieutenant l'hornaS Ferrars. Lieutenant Mara Peebles. Lieutenant Wade Rottlwvil. 'robe Lieutenant--Ensign fan Peck, vice Ferrars. • - loth Regiment: of Foot, Brevet Major Charles Fitxmaurice Hill to be Major. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant William Weldon Promo. , Lieutenant William Aird. Lieutenant Thomas Trusty Trickey. To he Lieutenants.—Ensign' Peter Grieve, from the Sth.Bat. talion of Reserve, vice Brome. Ensign. Charles Moise, front the 4th ditto, vice'Mrd. 34th .Ditto, Brevet Major Montagu Uurrows to. be Major. Captain Montagu,Hothain to be Major. To be Captains of Companies—Captain Trevor Stannus, froth the 4th Battalion of Reserve, vice Burrowes. Cap tain Peter Johnson,. from. ditto,. vine Ilotham. Captain R. G. Hate, trout ditto.' 'Lieutenant Lucas Hunt lack son, front the Sth ditto. • •Lieutenant Jacob' Watson: • To be. Lieittenants—Lieutenant William - Lupton, from -the • 4th Battalion of Reserve, vice Watsolt. Lieutenant James Mayo, from ditto. Lioutenunt HippleEdgell; from ditto. Lieutenant Michael Nickson, hum ditto:. Lieutenant riiricis O'Connor, front ditto. Lieutenant Philip F. Hall, from ditto;_ . En....ign Thomas Dunn. To be Ensigns Ensigii (;co.rge Rawlins; from the 4th Bat talimi of Reserve. EnsiAli john Parsonage, from. ditto. Ensign -- Gable, train ditto. Ensign W. S. Bertrand, front ditto, vice Dunn. istit Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Pearce, from the 4Stlt Foot; to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Major William Sibbald, from Half-pay of the 33th Foot, to be Majors Captain Andrew Davidson to be 'Major: To be Captains of Companies—Captain John Trotter, from Half. pay o f 4th)lcot, vice Davidson. Captain Mark An thinly tiozon,, front the Id. Battalion of Ref.erve. Meow mint John Moo; - e. Lieutenant William Conolly, from the zOth Toot. Lieutenant William Palmer. To be Lieutenauts—Wil Liam Tilsey, front the Gth Battalion -of Reserve, vice Moox. Lieutenant !Olin NPMahon, front the ad ditto, vice Palmer. Ensign William Bowen Rey nolds. Ensign and Adjutant fohn Montgomery. Ensign Major„ tist Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel John Wilson, fmns the stir Battalion of Reserve, to be Lieutenant-Colonel... .Brevet Major 'Alaisandj errancis Taylbr to be Major, Captain' Alexander Dtrnbar to be Major. • To be Captains of Companies—Captain - Samuel ..Denholm Young, front the sth Battalion of Reserve, vice Taylor. Captain Donald Mackay, from the t4th ditto, vice Dun bar. Captain William Hope ,Shackerley, from ditto. • First Lieutenant Valentine Quin. First Lieutenant Thu. H unter. • ' To ha. First Lieutenants— Licotenant Thomas Thomson, from the stit Batialion of Reserve, vice Quin, Lieutenant Anthony french, froin ditto, vice Hunter. Lieutenant Henry Belli, from ditto. Second Lieutenant Archi bald. Kidd.. Second Lieutenant and Adjutant Fait Brady,. To be Second Lieutenant— Ensign George Campbell, from the It'll:Battalion of Reserve, vice Kidd. 24th - Ditto, Brevet Major Charles Hicks, from the Girt Foot, to be bilajor. Caplain Thomas Chamberlain to be • Major. To be Captains of Companies—Captain aines Torre, from the t WI Battalion ,of Reserve, vice Chamberlain. tenant Henry White. Lieutenant Thomas Charlei Green,' front the 35th Foot. Lieutenant William LangwOrthy.' . Lieutenant Olivet . Mills. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant William liedderwicke from • - the othSattalinn of Reserve, vice White. Ensign' John Clarke, vice LangQvorthy. Ensign T. C. Coot; from the 58111 Foot, vice Mills. Ensign Charles Henry Tyler. : eith , Ditto, Captain Alexander Light to be Major. Brevet Major John. Taylor to be Major. • To be • .Ca pains< of. Comp Cites--Captain Robert Cowell; flout the .4th Battalion of Reserve; vice Light..: Captain George Taylor,.iforn ditto, vice Taylor. Lieutenant Eccles ;Nixon. Lieutenant - lobo Austin. .Lieutenant Garnet Wol!teley, from the ,19th Foot. To.' be •LientenantsL-Lieutenant William Lyons, from the 1 7th Battliiiiin of Resetve, vice Nixon." Lieutenant. John 1):11ton,. 'front thug, vice Austin. s Ensign lames John- w?iiibitto, Capoin . MoncrieP Willoughby to. be ivialor; Captain lohp M.aclean, from the yul'Foot, to be Major. Captains, of Companies—Captain •Vharles -Weaver. timn the yth Battalion of ik.fiave vice Willoughby. Cap- Thomas White; frorn'the ail' Battalion of Reserve. Williani Bajte, from' the 64th Foot. Lieute nant. lanifn vlilime. Lieutenant joint joi..lan. is LientrmaniS—Lieittena.it ' Timms S;Anilard, from the It Battalion of R , .2rve, vice Millie. Lientenant.George Loy, froiri tbi; Si!, 11.11t3timi n `of. Reserve,, vice' ordan.i Ensign Lieutenant Lennox, Stailord, nt the 57th Foot. Ensign William Galbreath. A Regiment of Foot, Captain Alexander Leith to be Ma ;or. ,Captain George Augustus !folly'', from the .oth ~ut, to he. Major. Captains of Companies—Captain Nathaniel Kirkman, 1.1.11 f-pay of the yaci Foot, yice Leith. .Captain Henry from I-tilt.pay of the 61th• Foot. Captain Robertebri, n.lll the sth Battalion of Reserve. Lien. t , a ,nt Patrick Cruice, from the Bth Foot. ' Lieutenant Stelv.ti t. T.) t o Lien rvi) - Lieutenant lobn Cbotiwin, from thc BattAtion it, save„ vice Stgwart. Licutennt 1(0- I)crt Citamilur, liourtne 7th Batiation.of Reserve. Ensign . ... , .- . . Ge , i (. otc7..oliiiaii. i...‘i Ditto, Brevet Licutcpant-Colonel Samuel Veriablea, I hock to tyc l..ie ittenant. Colonel ..- • ' . '•,•:, t, Alajors--Nlajor . Alio ice flatnpden : Pye, from the 3d Batt:ilia:rig ftewrve, vice linide. Captain lohn Wood. t.'..litain John iiiciss. i ~ ne . C.iotiiitii. - of Companies Ciptain Cttatle C. Kennet, front 1-lair,pa . ,.. of thu iitie gth . VikSt Ifittfießegiment, 'Nice 1V(..0d. Culituin N. B. 'fucker, from the bth Battalion of , • Relnoe, vice licks. • .Calitairt W.' L. Fitzilioirias, froth the .4111' Battalion:of - Reserve. ' Lieutenant 1°1140)3n Short. I ',..iutertaiit Henry Ross (..coven, - i ' TJ be lieutenanta T -Liculenant C, Mauritz, from the 7th I),,tt.llion of iteterve,' vice Short. . LieutcliAnt' Williain Trocrnao,froin the tztti Battalion'of Re,:erve, vice I.ewen; I.iiintenann t Anthony Craves, from' the nth Battalion of LieuttilAitt I. W. Swecitotaii, Iloilo the 7th Bat!. WIFe. Lanon'af itescrre:' " : • - Ditto, Brevetiiiittitatunt-Coloi.ei (;eorgo tiart to be LicutcOot.-c0t00i.1,,. . • • To i.eMajoi.,—liretf , et 'Liqutenalit-eblonel Dune :n Darrock, off.olk.: late. - (llny,ary Fencibles, vitas i.ic.itenilit-Voloncl,'Wiliinn Hutchinson, troth 1 .1.0-pay of the . Inclupemiciits. - Captain Alocand-t1 _ . Captain Fletcher Wilkie, from the Id Hitt of Reserie, vice. Burrees. Captain Dormer :Vincent, from the Ist:, ditto. Lieutenant yalcrius Skipton. I.l..:ittenant Henry Evelyn. To be Lieutenants-Lieutenant j. Ebrington Brownson, from the istli Battalion, of Reseive,..vice Skipton. Lieutenant, fames: Hurt, from the loth Aiito .vice Evelyn. Ensign, Thomas Fallon. Ensign Gedrge HusseY. 40111 Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James Kemmis to he, • Lieutenant-Colonel,' • . - T-- , be Majors Major Donald Camnbell,,from the Toth Bat - talion'ot Reierve, vice Keinmis. Captain Henry Thornton. Captain Tllolll3s Reyntli. To be ptains. of Companies--Captain , Peter •R. 'Jennings, : from the tOtlißattalion of Reserve, vice Thornton. Cap tain William Prater, from ditto, vice Itcynell. Captain -Rogers, from ditto. Lieutenant Isaac Leary. Lieu tenant Francis Breynton .Elliott, from the 6 tst Foot. Lieu tenant Arthur Rowley Heylantl, front the. r 4th.Foof. To be Lieutenants.- Lientenant Alexander Sutherland, from the roth Battalion of. Reserve, via Leary. Lieutenant • Nathaniel Highmore, from, ditto. Lieutenant James T. Bryctr, from ditto. 'Lieutenant Francis Nelson, from ditto. 'Lieutenant Richard Sinith,frem ditto. • .' To be Ensigns-Ensign Mitchell, from the Toth Vat. nation of Reserve. Ensign John Henry Vernier, from ditto. Ensign - Sinclair Manion, from ditto. Ensign William Slade, tromditto. Ensign' Hoblyn; from dittO. 45th Ditto, Brevet' Major John Stoddard to be Major. Cap. tain William Gwyn to be Major. To - be Captains of 'Companies-Captain Charles William Le Geyte, from Half-.pay of the Independents, vice Stott . dart. Captain Eyre Crxne, from the 4th Atttalion of Re. serve, -vice Gwyn. Captain John .Bridge, from the 3d ditto. Lieutenant Richard Morgan, from •the 36th Foot. Lieutenant Barry Drew. . • To be Lieutenants- Lieutenant 13rinley Purefoy, fro m the • 2d Battalion of Reserve. Lieutenant fames Dunlop, from the Bth Ditto. Lieutenant Charles Urquhart, froth the • loth ditto. Ensign Edward William Higlimore. coth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-0)1one! Benjamin Rowe AO be Lieutenant.:Colonel, Brevet Major Charles' Hill to be Major, vice Rowe,. Brevet Major Chohneley Overend to he Major. To be Captains of Companies- Captain Basil Fisher, from the sth Battalion of Reserve, vice Hill. Captain Arthur Gethin Coote, 110th the 6th ditto, vice 0 verend Lieu tenant Thomas Dundas Campbell, from the ,6th Foot. Lieutenant Charles Bentley. Captain Richard Stow, from the ist Battalion of Reserve, To be Lieutenants-Lieutenant Thomas Light, from the 6th Battalion of Reserve, vice Bentlei . .. Ensign Edward Atkin. Ensign George. Davis Mackenzie, from the 85th Foot. Ensign Herman Stapleton. • • sist Ditto, Richard Isherwood, Cent, to be Ensigh by put• chase, vice Storer, promoted. , , 56th Ditto, Major Samuel Keating to be Lieu'enant-Colonel. .Brevet Lieuteirant-Colonel George Andrew Armstrong, from.flall-pay of the Independents, to be Major, vice . Keating. Captain Robert O'Neill to be Major. To be Captains of Companies-Captain John Smith, from the 7th Battalion of Reserve, vice O'Neill. Capt. Henry CapadoCe, from the loth Battalion of Reserve. Lieutenant Straabenzie, from the 84th Foot. Lieut. Charles Prater. Lieutenant John. M'Donell. To be Lientenants- Lieutenant P Shadwell Norman, from the.Bth Battalion of ReserVe, vice Prater. Ensign ohn M'Auleyy vice M'Donell. Ensign Henry L'Estr fnge, from the 57th. Foot. Ensign and Adjutant George Col t:lough. Ensign John R. Bat ry. • GARRISONS. Major-General 'Donald McDonald, df the 55th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Governor of Fort William, vice Lord Forbes, deceased. Brigadier-General John Blake, of the 24th Font, to be Lieutenant-Governor of Landguard Fort, vice Single . top, deceased. • .Captains - of. t,:oinpanies —Captain john Fox, from lialf.pay 'of ilte 68th loot, vice Nl 4 Kenzie. Lieutenant NI: Hobart, I,.ktitenant Willrarn Wright Ssitquit. ' To :If: Ljelit6oos tliiiry Ellis, from the littt P:ottalioil of ReGervc, :vice Hobart... Lieutenant James frinn ditto, vice Swain, Lientenani Koi!ert Aioc,,vv-, from - one (Into, Eniign,K. Barry. .....I)iit b yt t4..L4;itualit of foot, lti.:vet Nia eiti jor folio o v n to be fh.ldior Captain "pion:., lcnrroes.td.be Nlajor. Captains tit l.)avict Ross,'from iLif.pay of •the ',ow - to:As:ay Regiment, Ntty,ent. S,ourslay. afternoon two Annsans employed in lluil ling the new arch at .sG . 'cltment's.lnn,' 1 . 01 froin the treafrvfiling, 'and tnueh bruisett that little hopes are entertained of their recovery. I.oNrom : Printed h. P.ccl Nt-rhe At the time when our Government was organized, we were without funds, thOugh not without resources; to call them into adion,- and establish order in the, Finances, Washi n gt on soug h t f o r s pl en did ta l ents , fOr extensive inforthation, and aboVe all, he sought for sterling incorruptible integrity--All these he found in Hamilton. The system then adopted has . been the sulijed of much animadversion. lilt, be not without a fault, let it be remembered, that nothing human is "period. Recoiled the' ,circumstances of the mothent--recolled the conflift of opinion—and aboveall, remember that the Minister of a Republic must bend to the of the People. The Admini stration which Waihington formed, Was one of -the best that any country was ever blest with. And the result was a rapid advance in power and prosperity, of which there is no example in any other age or naticin. The part which Hamilt e n bore is univer. : sally known. 1-11% unsuspeding confiderfce in professions which he believed to be sincere, led him to'trutt too much' to the undeserving. This exposed I.itisto miarepre. seduction he felt himself obliged to resign. The care of a rising family, and the narrowness of his fortune, made it a duty to return to his prolession for their •supporc, But though he was 'compelled to abandon public life, never, no,'never for a moment did he abandon the' public service. He never lost sight of your interests. I declare to you, before that God in whose pretence we are now so esPecialiy, as sembled, that in' his most private and confidential conversations, the single objeels of discussion and consideration were your freedom anithappineits.' You well remember the state of things which again called forth Washington froni . his retreat to lead' your armies. You knoW that he asked for Ha. milton to be his Second in Command.—That loner. able sage well knew the dangerous incidents of a military profession, and he felt the 'hand of time pinching life at its source. It was prbbable that he would soon he removed from the scene, and that his Second would succeed to the command. He. knew, by experience, the importance of that place, and he thought the sword of America might safely be confided to the hand which now lies cold in that coffin. Oh ! my remember this so. leinn testimonial, that he was not ambitious. Yet ha was charged with ambition, and wounded by the impUtation; when he laid down his command, he declared, in the proud independence of his 'two!, that he never would accept of any office; unless in `a foreign war he should be called on to expose his life in defence of his Country. This detertninatiOn was immoveable. - It was his fault that his opinions; and his - resolutions could . not be Changed.—KnOw.. ing his own firm purnose, he was indignant at the charge that he sought for place or power. He was ambitious only or glory,. but , he' was deeply tolicit bps for 170 - , - Poi himself he feared nothing, but he reared . that bad men • alight; false O ' r ol itrist acquire your confidence, andabu,se,it to,} our ruin. 13rethren OrtheCincinnati—there lie. our Chief Let 4itnstillbe our model,, :Like hiui, after long and faithfulpUblie serfice,let..us ch,!erftilly the social d u ties , ! he was' Mild and gentle. - 2,in him there was no offence; nO guile . His gentronS hand and' heirt were open to all. Glitleitierrof the Bar—you have lost your bright est 'Ornament. cerish and 'imitate his example; likeliim s with justifiable, with latidahle, zeal, ML Dll mncis,i,ut MArtlckgoort.,lso,w-Sttecti • atvi-Publiihed "":'' Aft ," Aim GPA Sc R I MR,. lot South kl o l ton .e rett 06,•.4n0 squailli No. i - 4Yit'aire where Atlwrtistpsents. Orders far the Paper, Letters lei the .Editor,(poit.paid), must be a:Wrestled. t+: MR. THOMPSON, Check IVI , oung Penrith, witnessed an extraordinary ei of a ) man, whose Life was despaired of, in a deep Consulutnola and4vas cured by the CORDIAL BALM of GI Mrs. Mathews, No. tB, Strand, London, writes, "!, Was as' the Disorders with which a Lady. of my acquaintance tiieledrevious to taking the Cordial Balm of G deaf, vi. r 4 Nervous Afrdelions and a very high Inflammition ofsfA Lungs, Attended with excessive Colighine, w hi c h redoT, her to Death's door. 4he is now' perfeetly recovered, %. though previously attended by Dr. Pitcairn, an the first' i` , dic,al Men, without cited." vigilant er, of Mrs. Griffin, of Watcombe, near Blatultiml, forty•th rt 4 years of age, was so ill that she could not walk out oft u „ house, and tor-near three years confined to her hed Witlfstomb Nervous Aftedions, Trembling, Debility, ', owl - L eis of SP I ; rats and subjeet to Fits, by which she was reduced poi Inld skeleton.. A fen* Bottles of the Cordial Ila Int of Gilead c,,, ur , her.— Mr. Simmonds, °l'M:m(o . ord. and Nir. Shore, of combe. have attested this Cure. An Officer of the 7th Dragoon Guards had fang Dec" jeCt to a Nervous Distirder, Which all:eled fra rl l., lids hand shook so Violently, th a t h e c ou ld not: w hop igt (;9441.841111 of (,dead' Berfealy. cured hint:a s • known by application to Mr. W at ki ns , Hi g h''' . own, "'"" c ford. • I ner A Mercer of Chester had, been ,tifflitiled from 1 U 5111 1 . ) tr, with a Nervous Complaint, weentied great ~ jpch Languor, Want of Appetite, - and Lowness o f Spirits, to increased somuch, a$ to render him incapable of attenoipU Basiness, until fortunately fwaring of the wonderful elfic;p of the Cordial Balm Of Gilead he was • restored' by '„ e .. Bottles of it.—Mr. Fletcher of t 'Chester, will give tote cessary reference. dec lared A Lady, a few days . since, called upon me, and that tke Cordial Of Gilead - BO sa ved the life of _T x friend; another Lady assur.al that site was cured _°,4l; Violent Nervous Complaint Ipl a row Bottles, and thatvw",. she began takintit, she Could scarcel y attend to any thing' The above from Mr. Hazard, iif Bath. . • for . Dr. SOLOM.ON's •CORDI AI. B.fiLM of GILEAVI.„, tltie Weak, rite Sickly, and Infirm, in all inward Vecva7o4 Debility. Lowness of Weakness in either Se%, it, to youtlaul . rnprudencies,' or Nervous Consumption s, merit steeds urivlled. 45. ) Prellartd by n Dr. a 'Solomon,- Liverpool, in tos. 6d.',Lc !,tile t ile Bottles ; the latter contain four of the former, by Yo w hich Pur,:haser Wig 9S. Every genttine Bottle has a Stanli bears die p'roprietor's Name and Address, ".. Sa m u " mon, Liverpool," to imitate 'which is' Felony. sato c - L7 - Each genuine. bottle has the . words " Sant . mon, Liverpool," eng•ravoi che,stainp. N. B. The `Postage 6101 Letters to the Potior must rnd, and los. 6.1. as a Fcc, enclosed for Advice. d ' The Cordial Baitn of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, stereent Lotion. and:" Guide to Itealtit r i.strO' • Sold hy Remnant, Hainburgh ; Pea . . a d New-York ; Mathews, No. 18, Strand, Lo i ndon ; pit; Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, !Nigh) ; lirighton, Wee:Yin:lOP Mitigll2lTl; Knott and Lloyd Bedford, Smith ; sc l ' Simmons ; Bury St. Eihmind's; Dingle ; Chelteithoes, don; Cambridge, Hoti6son ; Coventiy, Kollasan ; ter, Keytner ; Canterbury, Simmons I_ Carlisle,,, 004 Chatham, Etlferingtrn ; Chelmsford, - Cinchar ; 1, 0 41 ,1 Pcol ailLi S3ll Chachester,,l'lrtilipson ; Cirestecge r tr o jlre Chiprenharn, Combs ; Keene, , No. 6, — OO O, green; ol - Derby, Drewry . ; Durham, Periningto?,;.A. It ct Dartntontii, 14ckson ; Ltiiabisrvh, N eh les D ev iz6s , Dorchester, Virtue Ext!!e:, _Tre..vinan and 'Son ; Falmouth, Elliot; tee e l'ltt, Walker; GiasOw, M' Outbid ; rn csrtiie I.owcs, Pitt Manchester, "I'llomp4A , • Marg% ll 7 ,tir y,Pl i ; ,iilli ' Walker; Marlb,u - ouett, ; : 4 eW ; I Y e ll i fi t 7 (aejlifice.i ; 1 7 Cc* L i e s i t ce,: l . -, ;. 1 4. 1 ! 1 ;, 1'. t.r 11 1 01 ° , 1- 1 i os ler. A Cee ; Neweastre, Walker, ; .4` u ve ,, so n ; Ntatit)6iiant, Burb.tee ; N- , rwrk;) l , *S t . c • rar it , Co. ; (ixsozd, l'iyhi , nel , • nt 1 0141;0am; Sttlart ! ; 4+5 ; sO O O m om ; r ottm, adytenl, Biker '; , STA:tlf , tray Scar` , . ; , 'llllll 1a 1:, 1 11 ; c v 3; it% , f Pit V%; illthinr, ! "- e. ' •i!kr,;,; and ' y ,r.; yende: of Gout .1 7," RANKRUP ICY ENLARGED. Robert Marsh, of the Old Bailey, London, oilman, from August ►B, to Sept. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTS. Thomas Te3sd.de, late col renrith, Cumberland, innkeeper; to surrender August 28, at tour, Sept. 3, and 29, at eleven., at the George Inn, Penrith. Attornies, Messrs. Lowndes and Lambert • Red Lion.square, London ; or .Mr.,Grave, 'Penrith. James Oborne, ofo s ford, sinner, to surrender August 24, and Sept. 2g, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. A ttor nies, Mr. Percival Walsh, 'Oxford; or Mr. Townsend, Staple-Inn, LondOn. •. Thomas Leeson, of Pack wood, Warwickshire, mercer, to sur. render Sept. 7,8, and ao, at eleven, at the Black. Swan; Warwick. Attanites, Messrs. Smart and Thomas, Staple.- Inn; London ; or Mr • John Tort;.s, Warwick. John Tutting and Joseph Wariieg, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants, to surrender Sept. 8, it, and 29, at • eleven, at the White - Swan I nn, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. lames Lambert, Hatton-Carden, London or Messrs, Nicholson and Upton, Leeds. h andto at ten, at Guild. Mary Price, Spinoff, of Hereford, milliner and hab er d as h er , u r rehAt r August 3 5, Sept. -hall, London. Attorney , M. athaniel Davies, Loth‘ bury, London. ' Thomas Haw, of Stockton, county of Durham, ship-builder, to surrender Sept. 3, .4, and 2g, at twelve, at the Red Lion, Stockton. Attorney, Mr, Raisbeck, Stockton. Thomas Eddel ls, of A IdermanburY, LondonoVarehouseman, to surrender August as, Sept. 4, at ten, and 29, at - twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swale, I3oswell-court, Carey-street, Thomas cote,' of Daggenham i Essex, b a k er . - to.surrender August 25, Sept. 4 , at ten, and 29, at twelve,. at Guild hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Eaton, 13itchin-Lane. DIY IDZIVDS. Sept. 22.. Robert Brant, late ofilristol, jeweller, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, AU Saints'-lane, Bristol. Nov. 19. John Dutton, of Catherine -court, ToWer-hill, :London, ship-broker, at twelve; at Guildhall. Sept. tr. Beneriiii Paul Wagner, of Great Winchester* street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Set. 8. John Lertton,' late of Limekiln-raw, - Greenwich, Kent, potter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Sept.. to. Rohdrt Meek, of Eccleshall, Staffordshire, grocer, at twelve, at the Rea Lion Inn, No.wport, Salop. Sept. lA. • Thomas Shipley, Tate of the parish of' Walcott ! Suniersetslii te, coach-maker, at riVe, at the Grey Hound Bath. . Sept. J 3. Thomas Abbott, of Needharn Market, Suffolk, yarn.rnaker, - at twelve, at the 'Angel Inn, Bury Saint Edmunds. Sept. 17. Robert Deakin, ,of Witton emu Twambronkes, county of Chester, Merchant, at eleven, at the Angel.ltin, Notthwick, county of Chester. CERTIFICATES. Sept. S. ppm yincb, I.,ite , of the of Bathwick, So- inersetshire, carpenter. Hugh,Thurstun, now or late of Vinchcomb, Gloucestershire, grocer, • Wstrunn Sant!Well, Northwick, county of Chester, shop keeper. Whittington, now or late of Bradford; Wiltshire, clothier. antes Weldon, of Laurenee-lano, London, Wafehousernan. Clough Leese of Ltivarci's-coitrt, Ualdwin'a-Gardens, Lea- . . .. - . ;tier-lane, Michlleseit, chemist. John Ranson,. of Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire, shopkeeper. Thomas*Williantson, of Uolbeaoh, Lincolnshire., grocer - . Robert Tredgold, of &Miami, near Winchester,.comlty of Southampton, miller. NATURALIIIST-0 RY.—The following article is copied - from the.Nerw.York Daily Adevertiscr: ron flumßoLoTovito has been five years travelling through South America, says, that among other cu. rious..animal ritmains, he has (and he is ,the first t h a t h a s) disc, vere&several specimens of the Main. moth, peric."l:y 'distinguished by the great carni vorous teeth. .his found,them as far as lat. 33 S. but -always on the lug! tst mountains, which the Baron takes to be a sacisfaaury ,proof that they must ltve.been,,as has been generally 4UppOsed, the inhabitant of a cold climate. Jn North America nosl — ..e of theC..bones ha.,e ever .been. found but in comp,itatively,low .7' BR Ars C L R-4L 414AW40,V. Vie following FUNERAL ORATION was delivered by Mr. is,, gcrvernor,pf, the ;State' of illew,-Yon., at the Interment of thiahoveintich-iathenttid Offi64r: TELLOW.CITIZPN9, lion this sail, th is solemoOccasion, , ,l should an- dea,vour to move pur,cpmmiseratiori, 4 would. be doing injustice to, that sensibility ; which has beln so : generally and so.justlyrmanifested.. Far from attempting to excite ,your etlloollo, :must try to repress my own; and .yet I fear that„inste'aAl of.the languaeof a public i speaker, you _will 'hear only the lamentations of a bewailing friend, But I will struggle with m y bursting heart, to ponriray that heroic spirit, which has flown to the mansions of bliss. Students of Columbia—he was in the ardent par. suit of knowledge in vont. academic shades, whin the first sound of the American War called him to the field.. A young . and u+►proteded voltinteer, such was his zeal, and so brilliant his s - ervice, that we heard his name before we,lc . new his person. It seemed as if God had called hitii suddenly into existence,' that he might assist to save a world ! The penetrating eye of .Washington soon perceiv. ed the manly spirit ,which animated his youthful bosom. By that excellent judge of men, he.was se. leeled as an aid, , and thus became early acquainted with, and was a principal afar in the most impor. tint scenes of our Revolution. At the siege of York, be pertinaCintisly insisted, and he obtained the command of a Forlorn HCpe. He stormed the redoubt ; but let it be recorded, that not one single man. of the enemy perished. His gallant troops, emulating - the heroism of their Chief, checked the uplifted arm, and spared a foe no longer resisting. Here closed. his milktary career. Shortly after the War, your favour —no, your discernment—called him to public office. You sent him to the Convention at Philadelphia : he there as. sisted in forming that Constitution which is now the bond - of our union, the shield of our defence, and the 'source of our prosperity. In signing that compati, he expressed his apprehension that it did not contain Sufficient means of iirength for its 'own Preservation and , that in COnsequence we should share the fate of many oilier Republics,' and pass through Anarchy to Despotism.' We hOped better things: we confided in the good sense of the Auierican People ; and above' all, we trusted in the proteaing providence of the Almighty. On this important subjea he never Con, cealeti his opinion. He disdained concealment. Knowing the purity of hii heart, he bore 'it as it were in his hand, exposing tb every paisenger its inmost recesseq. This generous indiscretion subjea. ed him to censure from misrepresentation. His spe. culative opinions were treated as deliberate designs; and yet you all know how strenuous, how untenlit. tins v‘ erel)is efforts to 'establish and' to preserve the Constitution. If, then, his opinion was wrong, pardoo, Oh pardon 1 that single error, in a life de. voted tO:youriervice.‘ you pursue diOntcre,stt cf.yrw ternenThei - i like him, the eternal . priticipres Of justice: Fellow Cilizeits—zYint . hive long witnessed hit professional. eundua t .and felt hit : lmrivalled “quence. -You „know host well he performed -thy duties of a .Citizen,--you .know that lie never '.courted your favour. by adulation or the.sact:fice,of his,own judgment. Yc:u. have seen him rontemling :agaipst you, and saving.your dearest interestsi.as it were, in spite of yourselves. And,you now feetand - AnjUy'iliz benefits resulting from the firav energy of bissondull. Bear this stestimony to the memoit of my departed friend. 1 charge you to prose& hfi fame 7 —it is all he has left----,all that these poor orphirt children will inherit from their father I But, my Countrymen, that Fame may he a rich treasure•to you also. Let it be the test by ,which.to examine those who solicit your favour. Disregarding pro: fessiOns, view their conduet, and on a doubtful occasion ask, Would .Hamilion have done tbii tabby' • You all know how' he perished. On this lait scene, I cannot, I must not dwell. It might excite emotions too strong fdr your better judgment. 'SA. fer not your indignation to, lead to any aet which might again vfFend the insulted Majesty of the Laws. On his part, as from his lips, though with my voice—for his voice you will hear no more -- ler me entreat you to respell yourselves.. And now ye Ministers of the everlasting Gov, perform your holy o f f ice, and co mm i t t hese Ashes a* our departed brother to the lmsom of the gravel SHIP NEIPS. GRAVEiZND, AUG. 17. Passed by—the Association, Knight, from Wilmington and Caroline, Geselman, from Bremen. Sailed—the Norfolk, 'Parker, for Jamaica; Rialto, B coo, for Cork; Brunswick, lohwn, fur juratou; and 1000 Florenz, —, for Embdon., • • E On the rath instant, at Brighton, the Lady of Jan Omit Parr, Esq..of Harpur-street, Queen-Square, Of a son. Tuesday, at Little Holland House, Kensington, the ItiAlit Hon: Lady Charlotte Wingfield, of a daughter Friday .last, of a daughter, the Lady of Mr. Hobson, Su r " genii, comes of Winipole.street, G teat 1414T:1e-bone• street- • • MARRIED. On Saturday morning, at St. Martin's Church, ' 141 ; •• Weichsell, of the Opera House (brother to Mrs. BilliPg t°n)° to Miss•Rui , edino, belonging to the same Theatre. , At Edinburgh, Brigadier-General Graham, 17 0 killing) Regiment, to Miss Ferrier, eldest daughter of lame. Ferrier, one of the Principal Clerks of Session. " By special limner, Sir %%rafter Synnot, of 13allfmoYer, ' Miss Anne Elizabeth. Martin, daughter of the late Mc° Robert Martin, RMoe of Newtown ilmiliaton, in the Cou t al Of Armagh. MED. On the isth init..at Brighton, the infant son of the Rev* B. Evans. In April last;at 131112iC 3 , of the yellow fe ver, Mr. An. thuny Fraud,. Surgeon in the Navy.' ? STOCKS, • t.noor. Bank L. Ann. t7l 516tils Short ditto, 3 t-I6t1 1 ,; Exchequer Bills, Ompium. 6ii • Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto. Ann. Con: 'tor z 8 • PRICE OF .AATux Bank Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. 921 i 5 per Cent. t 797, yr 99 f lnsh s per Cent. 4 per cent. 73 3 per Cent. Ked. 3 7 I& 1. 3 per Cent. Cons. 37 57