The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

it ..5,7 the . LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. is, 180+. Iferr -Office, Sept. 15, ql4 7tst Regiinent or. Foot, Adjutant lames Aaron Roy, from 1 - hlif-phy of the latf 41), Fencibie,, to be Ensign. lohn Bet', Gent: to be Ens;gn. 72.tt Ditto, Lieutenant Dunciati M'Arthur, from the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutotant. Alexander Logic, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,. vice Campoal, promoted in the,62d Foot lohrt "Ctiomson, Gent. to be linsign. tst 4.ciward Calvert I imperley, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice W. limes, promoted in the 7th Foot. Thomas Collard, Got. to . be Ensign, without . . purchase. vice Fancoort, promoted in Ole Szd i oot. 8/d Ditto, Darley Hill, Grid. to be tnsigri. SlOrne. Gent' to Ensign. LieutenAnt Henry Pyiin, Gent. to . _ be Adjutant. : • • • • • 83d, Detto, lames Reynolds, ,Gent...tn be Ensign, without - piirehase. Serjeant- Major Dimell to be Adjutant, with, the Rank. of 11411. QaarterMaster.Scljeant William Slater to he Quark-1.-Master.. 89th Ditto, 'Ercvet Ni'lleyn, from the 41st Font, to be Major: Both Ditto, fames.CotterXent. to be Ensign. john Rains. Geui. to Ensign.. 96111 LitiO, •Licut;nant Clenry Worsley to be Captain of a Company. 14;nes Carey, Gent. to be. Ensign. Ist , West. loili,a-Reginient, Captain Richard Weston, front the 53d ,Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Coultman, Wit) • 2d .Dittcy,--I..dward Fitzgerald,. Gent. to he Ensign, without pt f ro.w. , ,,vice Myers, promoted in the Royals 4th •Ditto, Robert Cowper, 'Gent. to be Ensign, without • Ptlrch,:se, vice Witon,:prOmoted.,.. • . sth -Dii , to,'Lieutenant Daniel Sate tube Ailjntant, vice Mur ray, pruzw)tcd. R(4 1 .1 ~ 1 4:ean Corps, Michael`Perntiroke,: Gent, to be En sign, without purchase, vico Clompton,'promoted. 61h - •Battalion ot_ Resetve, Serjeant-Major blur Hall, from thc= ith foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign, renimted from the service. 9th Major.Alexatider Chaplin, from the cgth Foot, to be M.ijor, vice Doy e, promoted in the $241 loot. Ne;v Feneinlea, C. D. Rankin, Gent. •to be I ietite,on, with temporary Rank to the Army. Ensign Ilc6ry Lodge, 'fora the both Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ro- 'il, deceased. 'Fite Qiieen's , Gertuan Regiment, Baron. Schunieldt to . r, Ensign, vice Dejean, who resigns. Thd;lCuig's German Legion. To be Captains otCompanies, withteinporary Rank •- Captain Augiibtus Charon. Lieu. tenant D'Aminers. Lieutenant Ktiskueli.• To be - lieutenants, %vim temporary Rank -,l.ieutenant tnrtrtia liraons. Lieutenant Charktb Leschen. To be Ensigns, with temporary Rank—Enbign Leopold .De Rehberg: 4nsign Charles Poten. STAf f. Captain Charles Best tobeiviajor of Brigade, with tempo. retry Rauk of Capadin. MLMORANDUNI. The Appointments Of the Undermentioned Gentlemen to be Ensigns, as stated in the'Gazertes of the ztst ult. - and 4th and Bth inst.' have not taken place, viz. )5.01 Foot, Theophilus limes, Gent. silt Foot, Thomas ripon, Cent, t,. - .Gent. 56th Foot; Cram, Gent. 59th Foot, Cherry, Gent.' 631 Footi - Eyre, Gent iit Foot, William Paean, Gent. tzci Foot, N. F. Pizosi r Gent. The Appeintments.of the under-mentioned Officers to be Inspecting Field Officers 'of Yeomanry and' Volunteer Corps inircland, as stated in the Gazette ot the Bth instant, have not taken place, viz. . Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Cockburne, Bart. ,on Half pay ot the 4th toot. fielder King, Eq. late Lieutenant. Colonel in the 7th Foot. . 0rd„,,, 7 , 1 :0ik i , Sept, tr, %h 4. Corps of Royal Engiteets. George Graydon, Ccnt, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Hamilton, promoted. ,Dated June t, 1804 Ordn;vtee.ooce, Sept. is. Corps of Gunner Drivers ill the Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Liectenant Commissary James Dewliurst to be First Lieutenant Commissary, vice Tnrner,. prdmored. Dated Sept. I, 1804. George‘Vineent, Gent: to be Second Lieutenant Cot iunsary, vice Dtwburst. Dated as above. Conemi.ui6n4 in the aqh, or Stirlingshire Regiment .of British. }~~tlitie, ,itined 6r the Lord Lieutenant of atirlingttire. , laMeb Leslie to , be LieUtCll4llr, VW: tinlayaon,pro mated. D.,ted August 27, 114. John Uraham, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Leslie. DAttll as above. Cohlinlidoe 487tpi by the Lord Lieutenant .f the CooNCY of Stir. hog. Stirlirwhire l'eofirektyCovaby =Dr.. lohn Corbet to be Surgeon. Dated I one 7, 1804. Siielimg and Falkirk 14hmietr Wanly. . To he Cap . tatos— eaptaii, Walter Campbell. Dated May 31,,' t 8,4 Walter Stirlrn, Gus, Esti. Dated June t, 1804. 'Thomas ltiliki, Esq. Dated June 26, 004. To be Liettienants—Lieutenant kiwis Stedman. Dated M. 31. Iso4 Matthew Wright, Cent. Dated June 1, tgo4. Archibald CUthill, Gent, Dated June 26, tBk4l. To be Ensigns--(amen johnstone, Gent. Dated 111;.e Ilk+ Cumberland Lauder, Cent. Dated tune 27, 11 . 504. Simon Bathgare, Gent. . Datecl July 4, iBO4. 101 m NiuuEttr; .Gent. D.ttect Auk. 14, 1804. TO be Quarter.inaster.;-- lames Sawera i Gent. , Dated May 31, 12(4. " To be Adj , ttant Lieutenant • James Stedman. Dated June 21; 1804.. - . • Eastern Balla/lan Stirlingshire Yolunteer Infanoy. • To be Captain—Jaines Lideligtoun, Esq. Dated June is t11 , J4. • To be Lieutenant— John Stewart; Gent. Dated as above, ' To be Ensigns—John Forrester, Pent. Dated June at, 1804. , Andrew Pliaup, Gent. Dated• July 5,. To be Paymaster— Ensign James Itanisay.. Dated May t, 180 4. To be Cliaplain--Reverenrk William Sheriff; Dated June 20, 4804 • • • , 114-itern Battalion Stirlinishire Wolunteer Infantry. To be Captain—Captain Strange, by Brevet. Dated July r, 0104. lobe Adjtitmit—Captairt-7' Strange. . Dated July 1, IBe4. Contnisthns signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count' • • Narthimtheil4li. Percy Tenantry Volunteer Cavalry, Robert 1 1 ,ingle, M, to be Surgeon. Dated July 31, 1804.. • Percy Tenautry•flottirtteee In i fantry. Walter Scott,' M. 1) to be Surgeon, )ated July 3f, 120,i. Commissions in the Carniarthenshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by toe Lord Lieutrnant. Edward Davids, Lsq: to.bd Lieutenant, vice George Davies, resigivo. Dan. - 11 August 29, 12,4. Edward Pri‘e Lloyd, • Lan to Inc I.:ornct, vice Euward Oavids; proinOted. Dated Its above. ' • , .Contnislioni•signed Gy the Lard Lieutenant of the County of Cloth. • , cester. Doke f Glon e crstri New) fil : rest Rimeers. vviiiiam (;cut . to be Mjutant, vice !'Lachlan, tc sigoeti, .bated August Andvi..tr, Milt - 1411Tb, aid Baitallar of ' , Vanier,. IChlt Ilenry,Tottil, Cent. to be. Lieutenant, vice john Code den, upp , ,inteci Adjutant. Dated August3l, : 18 04 , j o i nt Cannon Pytr, Gent. ,to be Eniign, vice John Henry TUdd, promoted. D4tetlus above. On S4turtlay se'npight a:Former returning from the market at Winchester to Isis licuse at Mitchel. devor, rather unstrialy,:tell flu m his horse near the luirtoike gate leading to.Basingsroke ) and being en. tangied in the stirrup, the iiOrie dragged him into a tick! belonging.to,l44lun Farm, wherelte was found, and conveyed to the County Hospital, without !tripes of recovery., Ai the anngal fair on Si;Piles's Hill, near Win. chea - er, 4411 Wednesday lass, the show of horses was vc(y great_: those of a bet tier sari stood at high prices, hut few sold., Cheese was in great plenty, and high prices were asked.. A large qq4nlityre. trained unsaid. • S I'OCK4 BAnk Stack, shut Navy c per Cen . 92a filer t..t.n 9/. shut I rish 5 per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. ,unt ;,per Cent, Red, shut 3 i fe Cent 3 per Cent.'l7st RDA.T. th•itt - • - Ditfo Shott Ann shut 1 SUrck; 177 Saudi Sea Stud:, Gzi Ur; shiit Exch.:o3;lli, par, 2.5. U. di% YtitnUA ti 6 pr. C0ai5..,4ur.16 - th Ott 57 A -corporal and a .private of the King's German 'Legion. were last, week tirowncd,. tivhtist , bathing_ near Bexhill 13,irrackt; by 4 , purOun of the beach falling on them: . . , . _ LONDON z Primed by KtcFjAAA II Ail a ' s , ( ;) 1 No. 4 , Martlet.court, Ituw_st re ,.. ti; and I. 14 by it:• 1 2 , 14 ARMIGIIR ScitlrPs t South M.Attn.Sl At the ' SI itC;OrYIC 1 N. 17 z , ,Ifr am d where Advertise ments , O r d ers or the Pairr, Lefler, fig Usc 4 . 4 1 tor, &c. (pit-pad/1a VICC. AN interesting Paper from Lord Sommvut.tt, on the relative value of dteerent breeds ot Sheel;, Wai On Tuesday read at the Meeting of the B:►uh Agricultural Society, the 'substance.of which is as follows " the year tBOO, Lord Slmerville exchanged his flock, conaititir4 .entirely of •the lang..woolled sort (as he found then annwilly,degenerating and becoming less Piofitable), for 150'Ryeland ewes, to which, in the following year, he added.some S 'uth. down ewes, and some ewe's,a - ndlamo : of the Marino breed that he brought from Spain. These rams, in each subsequent year, have been, and now continue. •to be; put to ewes of the S9uth-down and Ryeland breed ; from each of which crosses a valuable spe cies of sheep has been obtained, both in fleece and carcase ; the value of which has' been thui detailed by his Lordship. • .• '' The S , lnth.down store ewes at 31b. per'flecce, and is. sod. per lb. will pay. Ss. 6d,, per; fleece, which,' at . 6.1. per acre in good upland pasture for. 7 - 91 °nibs,' and 5 menthe in turnips . at 14 or 15 per acre, will py . 3 is. or 401. per acre. " Ryeland store ew..ts 211 b.• per fleece, at 29.. 2.d.. per lb. untrinded, § sheep per acre, and turnips as above, will pay tofd. per' acre. • " South.down and .Marino ewes of the half breed, at 41b. per fleece clean washed, and 3, per lb. wil amount to 12i. per fleece, which, at 72 per,acre for 7 months, am unt to 41. 10,. per acre fur the pas. tore land, with turnips as above for winter keep, • " .Ryeland and• Marino ewes of the half blo.A'at to per acre for 7 m nths, antt turnips as abo c, at 3fils. per fleece, and js. 2d. per lb. amounts to 6.. cos. sd. per acre. " The pure Marino fleeces have never sold at less than one guinea each ; the average Aveiglit of which has been more than 6:11. each in the yolk and on the above allowance of pasture for 7 months, and turnips as above in aid of that pasture,: the re. turn will am unt to ten guineas per acre. , 4f The Hnk has been - kept on 188 acres of land, • besides the run of 33 acres of turnips; but . it is lo be observed, twit in the same ground plough oxen nccdsionally, hut tz constantly, were depastured till the alter.gra-s ; to this is to be add. ell the run of yearling'calves, and a Jarge. stock .of. pi gs ; a n d that the green crops of the spring and summer 1803 were unusually deficient in these dis. tricts. The sheep stock amAinted to 302 lambs, 783 stoic sheep ; total so - 85. The produce is as fol lows Wool, is racks, t score . . 4 A o 2t6 store sheep solti . - - - 409 3 0 t;x fat sheep ditto and used - - 16 2 Letting of rams - 524 1 0 0• ',0618 9 2 " N. B. N sheep have been kept fittreilltig.cldet than. tour teeth. The tat sheep were all sold . alter being.sheared, and the price 01 mutrun.ftcm the de. ficiency of ktep was not more than gid. per lb..at one part of the season." • , . . • At Fit:head, Somerset. + sac) fleeces, at t s s. SU. per fleece, amounted to 3021. CANTU , : 13UP, Y, SEPT of Our RV. planters have flow begun plcking ; and. a &et sant. plc never went to market than their early pockets and bags ibis year will produce. , The estimated growth, according to resent appearances, , is/ said by judge'., to be upon the ayetage about ten bun. drtd.weight an acre. 'CAUTION TOSPOR.T:•MEN......-Some days ago, .on! the road trom Qinensterty' to Edinburgh, near . flarnbougle.gate, a Lidy travelling in a post-chaise w i t h t h ree . hlys, her son and two nephews, was 'greatly alarmed by a. shot from an , inclosure south side the road, which seemed to strike the .carriage ; one of ,the boys immediately c• tophined he was hurt, and upon examining his neck and face, the blood appeared from two places, and lead drops were found, in the chaise. NoViliclilially none of thershot had penetrated to do seriojs mischief ; but such a 'narrow escape should read a caution to Sportsmen, to abate' a little in the, ardour of the moment, and rather .to decline a shot altogether titan endanger the lives or even the comfort of travellers, or which by it t corsequences may oc‘asitin rePug.. want regret to themselves.—ln the case mentioned,. the driv'er, with becoming zeal, immediately m6unted; got some person pasting to hold his horses, and pursued the Sportsman, who, instead of instant ly 'discovering himself and offering his services, ran off', and was not overtaken : but from his dress, his dug, and other circumstances, he could easily have been traced, had the event unhappily proved more disastrous. Strlcrpe.—On Sunday afternoomat twrtt.o'clock,. the Rev. Mr. chaplain of the'Tower, shot himself with a musquetoon strongly charged, at Ilia house on the Parade in that. Fortress. He had in, the morning waited on the Governor to request his permission, of absence from Chapel that day, on ac. count of indisposition, which was grapted under circumstances of polite and even of kind considera.: tion. The body was discovered on the for with the skull shattered to pieces, and fragments of it scattered to the extremities of 'the room. No im. mediate caws seems to have instigated the an. The cOnduCi of the. Unfortunate Gentleman was ever marked • by much eccentricity and abstraCtion 'of mind, .tinetured with a considerable pot thin of -me. lancholy ;. Gut • latterly it appeared to his fri e nd s to have taken a more , serious and 'apprehensive form. His inoffensive Tanners and polite acquirements had gained him 'esteem in a must respettable circle of relations and acquaintance ; and be was known as the'author 9( some slight literary compositions, and recently of a si n licroic..Poem. In the sister Arts of Music and Painting, he was generally considered as a su ccessful, amateur. . M is .; was I n Dc. vpnshirp at the time of this melancholy catatrophe taking. place, whith4 site had gone for tile purpose of. Idying_claitt,to,an estate. , • ALI V/ t I Y ,"1 A 4. Y la'LJL I 3 . We lately stated that the Mahratta I - loLKAtt i was so much embarrassed as to h , obliged to solicit pecuniary assistance from thr neighbouring Powers, in order io pay his Army, which had become mutinnu, in consequence,or th long arrears clue to it, We find, by subsequent ac. counts, that these eleemosynarfeontributions were ,unequal to his occasions. We have likewise mentioned, that SCINDFA and_ the Berar Rajah had disbanded - the kreAer part of their Troops, pursuant to 4beirdate Treaties with the British' Government. HOLKAIt Ittplight tht occasion favourable to replenish 'his cullers, an.! he resolved to attack them under Pretence making reprisals , for the injury which he formerly, sustained on - their Western frunrkrs,— He accordingly summoned his principal Oilker-, announced to them his purpose, and promised that the fitst fruits of their v - iadries should be divided amongst the 'troops. The Artily,- which at this period had . nearly disbanded itseit,, was rapidly re crvi-cd by the prosped of plunder, and new levies crowded in from all the adjacent provinces. • ' A small Corps of Caralry; not exceeding zoo, crossed a branch of the Chombul, .and after laying waste several leagues of the Cluntry, retreated to the main bady,ot HOLKAR'S Army, with a great number of bullocks' camels, and . -in this state were affairs on the zoth of June, the date of .the; list disva: ehes.. By the late Treaty with SC • the India Cimpany are hound, to sttrport hini in the event of his being attacked, and in order .ro do sf , ,•s::me new • Regiments .were .raised ?nil stationed on the fr , n , iers ; these troops, including others Paid by Sci,:mr, in all about 6000, together with the di. .vision of the army under Gen. WFTA.rstrY,. alr("ady in motion,: in hostility to -their-.late Ally, and in defence of their recent enetnitis.—tich is the rapid and extraordinary vicissitude of Indian po. The French Agents, who ineffeelually laboured to excite disturbances at - Cabul, on their flight from thence, took refuge with 1 - 101-KAR, and it is sup_ posed that they hive instigated him to thii War, Which •will, doubtless terminate in his -extreme hu. Yesterday se.'nnighl,,at North am ,. Ijants, 521 7. tar fired a gun from , on board a co lii er , at a rat o n shore," being a great distance; which'not only killed. the rat, but the ball glanced and entered ;14.head of altorse, which died the same thy. A strict in. vestigation took place before Justice, .as t . o . the in. 'ration of the ad; which is ndt yet settled, • Wedriesby afternoon the falloWirig . actiilent hap. pened at Canaar4. 'the neighbourhoOd of Edin, burgh. Some:. labourers •employed ,in takiog the earth from aquarry, having und erm i ne d it 'rather. much, a large piece fell, atiaconipletely . burk.d one of the men. Asaistance was immediately got, and he was dug out : hut 'though mediedl aid was soon procured,'he was found to be quite dead. He ha* left a wife and two.children. On. Thursday se'nnight groun4 was broke at Por. whelk), near Edinburgh, by .Nit. Wat. Jameson, in presence of several of ,the SAscribers, preparatory to laying the fuundation.stane of the Portubcllo Hot and Cold Sea.water Baths. It is to. calculation, the best of all criterions, that the present Lottery. 4'indebtaicsr•its.itnprecedent. eirrapid sale of Ticktts..•No less than nine chances, whereby even the, rich may atlti,to their cumforr, the middling class - obtain independence, .and the poorer sort, who purchase'only Shares, make - them, selves easy for life. The gieat, tit' important day-approaches fast, Rig with the fate of many tlibusand Tickets. A t.Cooper's flail, Wine Fortltue holds tier Court, , And there dispenses shOWCTS of shining gold Tot hose who court her • . Corneibrward then, ye Candidates for wealth, /Without which lioin , ur's put an empty And shew you zeal to };.,in the highest prize, 'By purchasing, witho'ut the least delay, At Fortune's Licensed Temples, Tickets many thousand pounds may pin. SIUP IVEtrs. 011AVtSILNO, Strr. 16. Pasted by—tbe. Two ; Friends, IYl 4 Neill t. from Charles. ton ;'t'h ree •Gebroders, Horn,, from Norway ; D'ay Vein. derpank, „Wicks, 'Fourßrother's, Stamper, Itarow Enge. 'Akerman, 'Hottnung, lozdaine, Three Sisters, Spells, Twolirothers,. Holland, and Young Alida Catharicap from linibden. Sailed—the Alexander, King, for Virginia Frederidk . Ludwig,, Dahl, for' Seville; , jonge Elizabetu, Biodt; Armeya, Walters, tOr Ernbdeo . . - BIRTHS. On the ist inst. the Lady Of -Francis" Dr. 1 440 Esq*. it Wells, of a Daoghter. • - • • On the t ith inst. at . Medland, , near Exeter, Mrs; Arthur Kelly, of a Son. On the 9th inst. it HiilhOuse, Fife, Scotland,'the Lailv of Captain Bruce Mitchell, of a Daugh ter. ' • . • • To Ttiosii‘s T2011,01t, Esq. -• . 011 ,10 1 . Dear Sir.. ' ' No.' 9,.- NeW .lifidge-St Met, 1.. sorsa I F F 4FI- it :t Duty- incumbent upon Me, • C'' 11/ ,,,, re . - you of the very it It i T ' Y z . : - air - cxtraordiflAry CurtyN.o,,re • • I . . . . , .4111 1 , e . .. . ( p e r Llsfr.olu'Your,inva,gable Medi •:' . LE 1'.0.k s ' it t...ilEg l ' ?" ' About •re,; two j ....rS' VO, -1. was attacked with..' ,-••••••- ine. woe. DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly'-fo r 6°- 1 • • • 41 but the Dtsp t tse at lettsth siiicading all over itly i :, at obliged to apply to int Most eminent of the Fial:went Vl ik ee c t ° : .l ;l t l l . l.e ii 4 S t iitl )lt l i ti l:: "o . l their 3;SitanCe*atiiirded: only .temporary rtilielA•other tlirittu;:h.various"Cosirsq of Safivation, and front b ed. 11.0 • a c°' •..plete Objeet,. so that yar, , 1' rien.l..; itespaireti 01 MY' 1. '"" ',al' Li rti . :llii:e 1 to a inert .skeletou• , Iv ;When hroy4;111 t. , i ::: , .: :,,, 1 7,1 * , ' i l l e n i l t b r:i . i r l e e i r:c e l ' e l ' :trihte;j. : : : l;l ; table;'blit 3';rel: : ...-. .., •••.'•: • , . Ini n...nti:h. - , Iliwo:t pe j o i 0 eastis iii.whiet, ~• ...,.., ~, , ..,. 1 ,;', • • 1e s intltk i ' . 1 3 aece.• „ t:, % .• • t:,. s. .try i 1t035 bi th„...t, ....,,, .t 1 .iniuglit t:tiii.:r :elieved ni,!xas , 1?; • •• , i i ejse , v_er : hik f.: ,t . .• , i,t - ;:.r...p ni - onili-,; a• fat f•nliowil,g,,;oo ut.i...ttot.,, t experienced thernost tina:countanle re' o s nt •frOtn , pain, the s.O sores.gridqallv•h..iiling ; 1 "T ° . "°"71,1 ''- I I ,lt l .Go.l,pertetly recovered, iitia' Walking e ur it ttc,. ' i • kew ill not, but:one :more bc.ix;' , •••ihitili'l I llllik cautions tit ta , estabEsh my health in its origictia,,ta tare. .- , bseri` .4 ?tic with vv.; itt.>st , :a ntt-teir is aiitude, 10i , t ' -- myself, Sir, your tritzell obligerr,hioriblc-ServOnt, • W. „ c ot:. • 'o.7ilisi;ate..irMaricheskerfluty 1,•11" , :mt. • ' ' A 'r ova '• 1..'• $. for the putiie,,t,ignen :• t, I ' k u not ,o)2jer:l to the I'. lienig pit: lisned, but leaVe'you to • •att as your ° w/ ' iii,:gnient 'shall dictaiet ~* +- ,••• !' - • ..- ,• - 4' cipared and •Sold,. by, the sole Pro - rpm:. TA .4.1.07 t e ;N:lernb , :r of thelZoyal Cotl4: oe b u .: . Lon•ititio:a hip 1-11ne; r , ro, 9; Nei,/ llriitie-s(r,q;l;,),iii ,Wherr; after :t %.!,6 - nstaht usidenee of more tnau-'''c g te'o l Years, in a.'prattice Particularly direaeal. to th 4 , 0 „ of Ven....real Coroplaints atr . s 4 tltn:ie‘incldental. to. tlic 1 le a Generation in botti'Sexes,- with that inviolable 6 °: ! pi which Men or Ins , Protessicn should always obserivit,s,lls' hatters hirnelt the ads - -• tassistance Ile g r • 4" 11 ° C ••- ,-i . , tia.• and . ~ ~,,,,, ~r i ftor.... to o* ty adrninibteis to "VerSolis -taking--this. Nlediciew el; esteemed by a diseerning ,Public, -as a n advantages • ~., of to oe obtained, oral void. of attibi`guity. 'enient.•-• . Also seid, by. Ilii Appointment, tot the con' it , M. those living at a - J6taitet, at the l'ertilniees. N°' 4 3 i'0x1 . ' 1 ,-,,. han's-streer, Pall Mall; t h e Toysii.A_, -Nu. 1( " 1 11; ''"'' street ; Mr. Disborough's. No. 7, Fisli:strett'll.t.,r..llo.l Steel's, iiitokieller,. N. t, Union,row, Little,TE3"liwclll•st alt. Baxter's , -Sotith,bridge, Edinbnign ; . 11. ' v s% M 31. 1; l)ublin ; 'l r. liillinge's, -Liverpciol;* Mr. MO; T oni : cheater ; and - by One•Persort in evc•riconsider'ib' n d, 0 ,01 ,1 Great Britain and 1 relatul, 'n J 1 *I QM; • 'co - l i erebY i Jo scaled up with lull and plain dinztions, sy. ._ se ,,,,, d ey. . :utter *w••• may curet hemselves ~itticase,-specd, , , ~ h •it • safety'. - •s of only -if 11- d _ • .:-.4lCd Uhit 14 •' 0 . Ever)" roX soli 41+0re:it Ilritai.. 1 , ., !,'•• ... 1,{)". . . • • ,,itel ,, .- 1 :14 , •' ~ stamp. oh which, by 1:o/bur of (fie,: ;,11•111 ,,,- No v ~, ,•,,, ed, at tht: SW:111.-01rce, "'t'. : ai-ta, NO. Oi ~,. ~. 41" street,' to icitiratt: wiii4.44 is 1 elohy, .11.,1 Jill nitts• , terf.:its.' __--------"•-- ,t, (.10iVellaf>54111.1re); Dust be Azidt:ss,:d. Itt4RRIED Yesterday morning, at St. LaWtritt . , a, jewrr, Crorgz. Palmer, of Aldermanbur.Y, sixth ion 81 the Ray.•Simurt Paltiicr; of kiacktwy, to Miss Mar) . Bray, eitteit daughter William Bray, Esq. of King-street, Cheapsidc. DIED. On the 44th inst. the . infant daughter of Francis pr a te Esq. of Wells,:tired fourteen days. Yesterday Se'nultlhr, at Dumfries, ^ General - Sir Robert Laurie, of MaxweUtown, Hart, Colonel of the Sth Regitnc,l; of Dragoons, Mcntber-ofl'af e l;anictit tot pi County of Dum fries, which he revresented for thirty years, and Knight Maresclial of Seotland. • At Major. General Stuart's, the Lady, of Captain Stephen,s, of the.. Niontgumery Militia. At FraScat!, near, Runic; in the 6th year of his age, Young Leciere, , `sort Of the' deceased ,General, and of the . etin.:ess Borgltcse, sister of Bonaparte. On the 14th inst. Master John Whitehead W a r r e , t h ird son of j: Warr; Esq. of Hendon-place. He was drowned in sight of his afflicted parents, whilst bathing in the Wye, at Caldwell. PR ICE O. I. rE RITURI4 OF WHEA' Ii) Alcsst:. Col Lu„altu iaciudiag Linty tto.it the 3,1'4 agretabi) to at 84s, ad at Ras at Ras oft at 78s od at 77s osi at 76s cd at 75; at ad at its nd at 72 64 at 7ts od at Its ad XI Quarters i 4 .30 118 ---- 2j :71 3 8 4 e 3 3t 70S oil at 60 o d els od at 675-61 at 675 cgt at.66i cd 2c4 ,- s s z 1 0 6 713 roo6 792 ----- at ois od .Total 117.17,Quartert. 4s V, IoA :I" 0 .T IN MARK,LANiI A L r.►s,. Neal Co 4 Ci/t. to the btL, ut )c new Aet. 7;9 Qtiarters at 04s od aoB 201 2 35 at 6ts ad 371 -- at 6as Od at cgs od I: 1.• _ --- at Os ad 445 ------ at 56s"cd 33 0 at 34: ott at -53 s 196 ------- at Sig ad 167 -- at sos od 63 3 8 at •48s 6d 1. 41 -------- at 47s 6d 27 -------- at 46$ 04 rho -------- at cs od to --- at 4.0 od 7 ....--Average 66s tit an last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Frnm Sept: :: to Sept. 7, hom the Cocket.O ffi ce: Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. SAcks; 5. d.' to ----- tal) boo - 6s o'l tio-- 57 6 2 .---•-• 66 0 6 3 4 1-- 6o o 1 tzll - 7 -57 o S --; 65- 0 . tz6— so o ( 65 --- 5* * 21 ----- 6 4 0 1 '26 9 --1.- 5 8 0 i 43 ""-"-- 5; 'TOW —7217 Sacks.---Average {Qs. 94a. * - 23,50. lower than last return. ' WESTERN COUNTRY A Wheat. cos to 861 od 685 to 765 od 6 4s to 74= 0, ! Os to 72. od . ARKE TS (last Week) per Qr. 13arley. (Lts. 36s od to 38s od 2tiod 10 31S 3 35 od to-36s od ,aGs Ato 3:3 38s od to eft.s3 , A 2SS.col to its 39, 0.1 to 4is od 2js od to :....... liS ____. Newbury SAlisbiiry Devizes ...Warminster PRICE OF. HOPS. SACS. POCKETS. Kint, 3i. os. to 31. tss. Kent, 31. sa. to 41. es. od: Sussex, 3t. --s. to 31. los. 1 SIIS:CX, 31. SS. to 3 1 liS° Essex, 31. -s. 1031. 10s. Farnlyyn, 41. —S. to s l . S S ' New Hops, 7os. to 9os. SEEDS. 3oS to joS to too: , 2oS to 55s }pct-Cw‘. 75s to Sos 4 - 12, to tier , •0,2.4 s Ouspc4. Ss to rus od ditto. ers to los ditto. 7s' of to gs:od Witt °. ISS od to I.4s,Ref quartet. R& Clover White ditto. • Trefoil Carraway Coriander ' • Turnip - White .Mustard Seed Brown ditto . Canary. ' • Ryg-Grzss _ - . _ - • ,-, PRICE- OFLEATilliß;lper lb.) A...TIADFNII/1 LI 1, .Butt:, oto 561b. , Fach. „, ... . zzd. 1 0 2 .31 1 "•. Ditto 6o to 60:1. each i 1- - -' • - 20. to 26d. Merchants' Hacks, - • . - - ~ ° to: 1244' CrOp' I lide:i rot curing, - - Dressing liides ! .. - - ' -2,3 d. to 2544 , Finceokciiiiittes,- . - . . 2.21. to - 23 a. 1 Flat Ordinary _ - - - -22 d• IQ 2 1dy , • rah' §ltins,„.3o to 4olb. per Do/eii 33d, to 36d. pet lb. ~ - , -ayl. to 2.0. * Ditto, • p to' ••,:olb -33-1. 14 36(1 per tn. , Ditto, ',' 7o to Soil), 3..t1. to 3ul..l>vr lit. ' Stn2JlScals(Crezol.in. l ; 4;1, to sc. I. per Ib. ' Large ditto. • - 4 3 t -, 03. to i 503. per Dozen. ContSkrns - 1 —s. to - s.' &Uri. - .; •.. -.• : Tanned Norse Hides,.., 20i. to 325. pig Fii4e., ~s - ~~ • S1IIT144:1E1,1) Sept,-17. ' To sistk the 0161-tier tu6ne of lijb t , •:*) * Reef. 4 5 . Ss. I Veal, i; od; Is. 4d. to s'tz. o.t. Vork, 2.. Set! ED4i.od.' • Lamb, - ‘ss,•oti. to 6s. od. HEAD 01! CATTLE , THIS DNY. • Beasts, about 2:,oo—Sheell and Laitibs 22,0ce, NEWGATE and LE ADENHALL MARKETS. r • 14,the Carcase. 6s od. to 4). od, I.Nre.ll-, 04. to . o(xi. 1 .. autton, it to 43. 41. i'ork, $(1. to 4 i, e and'. 4i., t2j. - '• ' PRIM 01 , 'l' A.1.1,0 1 .V..... ~.' ' St. per stone ofBll3. -I C • 3 ' ' t . '4'• 4'l• Turn,. ,k, ( c.„ir •,,,,. ry.- lantes's-Msrke ' . r''l'.)l,l.,Yu os. 7-1 5 • Cl.Lic Market 4s• 4 . 3 I. RA1431.. . ic , 0,1 W lirreelilpl'Nl:trl.:et ' L t.' Rit s iif l 61 ' ' -G ' ).69 •b • S 1,;1•••.o,I. I Pitt° rott',..,ii 4:5.,00 Average price is; 4 .1. '• Grsvei !s. - 1 Gond Diegs e fts. od. • • 'Yellow Soap Si - —lMortled 90s.—Curd, 9 , 4 - . Price olCan It -' ;" • ' t•--104114.15, ti. cti.... • __. J. c.,, p...tr.....0,Ze11, 1 :1,4. 0( : ~. ,, _ .. , „,_-,,, , i . . 4 . ,Niellein4 Stu!! i9i , n,:k , i - -St. IA M ES's • 1 fl.-`7•-4i•i A.R.F..ET, `,;•,?t• q• 111-.,' 1 13 Y. .31. os. ud. to it•,..150d, --Aver. 31. au rls• "„' f.' otrao, , , 11. 16s. 0.1. Le 2.1.25, oi.—Aver. tl. r9s. . .. 1 WHITECIA lq. I. MA 12.XEr, ScPt- 1, ;,... . .., • CV " ' I°''' od. to it. los.' oil.. ,••Aver..4l. osota.6l . .. „, over, 41. I.Bs. od. to 51. ffici. c,l. -T-NV,OI sii4 • 65 ' '.. . ' _____4"...LW, 1.1. : ._10. Ott. tt) it. 04: 0(1. -; Ay c.: r. i : i 7 s. uk.....___. ~.. • 'COAI.T. X C 14 A !.'si (.; E,. Sept. r 4. 64 fleet..Cskals, in the P , .) ,, t per C'raldron 53 s ii DeliiTrcd to thins-,. .' ' ' 6 - i :- S .. tinder.tand, per ,ellA tamp -.- At ' 6 Y l' Deliveretltu 1-touseke-oer - • t - 51-'-5 ............ ... i __ s s_ -