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L3NDON G 4Z,77-2„ an. z 4., 1804. Do-tvq;nz.Street, Jan. 24, 1804.. The Y-ing h.is been pleased to aproint Li'utonant General Wm. Myer, to be Commander (4 His Ma. jesty's Forces serving in the Windward and Lee. ward Chatib'oteliland Station. Lgr.l C.l2amerlain's Osre, _lan. 24., 1304. Nnticc is - hereby givr i, that ftere will be a Levee at .St. lamrs's on Wednrsday, the Ist of Fe bruary next, and a Draw ing- room on Thursday the 9th. W,tr_Dfet, 34. 1304. :t.t Regiment of Dracoon G wires, Lieutenant J. F. Addison to oe Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Barlow, who retires. Regiment of Light Dragoons, Charles Dudley, Ger.t. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lowe, promoted in the 79th Toot. uth Regiment of Foot, Henry Webb, Gent. to be Ensign, without purChase, vice Lord Burghersh, promoted in the Royal Ftizileels. i3th Ditto, Captain R. ]. Thornton, from Half-pay of the late 24th Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice B a yly, who exchanges. 324:1 Ditto, Michael Riddell, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Glubbe, promoted. 25th Ditto, Ensi n Robert Seymour to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Bayley, - superseded. 16th Ditto, Thomas Trayton Fuller, Gent. to be Ensign, wi ih )ut purchase, - vice WIN/ ate, promoted in the 3oth Foot. 28th Ditto, Lieutenant lames C. Leekey to be'Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Nixon, removed to the Sist Foot. Ensign Thomas Shuttleworth to be Lieute nant, vice Leekey. Frederick Hervey Fuller, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Shuttleworth. pd Ditto, Charles Harrison, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Gore, promoted in the 89th Foot. od Ditto, Captain Hugo Arnot, from Half-pay of the Ist ' Foo Guards, to be Captain ola Company. 51st Ditto, F.r.sign 1. H. Bloomfield to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Marriott, who retires. 54tir Regiment of Foot, Ensign Henry Robert Conolly to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lloyd, promoted in the 6th Battalion of Reserve. 57th Ditto, George Morse, Gent. to be Ensign', by purchase, vice King, promoted. 61st Ditto, George Maclean, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Edwaids, promoted in the loth Foot. 66th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Richard Faulkes to be Assistant- Surgeon. 68th Ditto, Ensign William S. Melland, from the r4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rochfort, promoted in the aoth Foot. loth Ditto, Ensign 'l'. B. tdwards-, from the 6ist Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cootc, promoted in the 4th Battalion of Reserve. Ensign Alexander B. Hig gins, from Half-pay of the 36th Foot, to be Ensign- vice Elliot, promoted. Ensign john Henry Belli , from the sth Battalion of Reserve, to be Ensign, vice M‘Derlitott, pro• . moted in the gt h Battalion of Reserve. 7ist Ditto, F mign A. S. King to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dickson, who retiree. ittst Ditto',:; Ensign L. D. be Carteret to be Lieutenant, by Moddy, promoted. :Mnj - dr-Clerrei4l Sir Charles Green's Regiinent, Lieutenant Lewis de Ratsenhausen, from the Stith Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant Walter M'Gibbon, trom the 6th Foot, to he Captain of a Company. Ensign E. W. Kvsh, from the 6oth Fdot, to be Lieutenant. ISt Battalion of Reserve, lames Built, Gent. to be nsign, vice Ai mstrong, promoted in the 3d Battalion of Reserve. 3d Ditto, Ensign Joseph Peters to be Lieutenant. sth Ditto, Ensign Charles Gardiner to be Lieutenant, vice Parkin, whose Appointment has not taken place. Thomas Hawkins, Gent. zo be Ensign, vice Danny, whosz Appoint ment has not t: ken place. Canadian Fencible::, PatriCk M'Crurnmen, Cent. to be En. . sign. l!lew Brtutsl.vick Fencibles, Lieutenant Francis .!'resselrode de Hugenpoet, .frOnn - Halt-pay of the 39th Foot, tb be Lieu tenant. Stit Royal Garrison Battalion. Serjeant Joseph Lambeth to be Ensign, vice Garvey, placed on the Retired List. The King's G , rrnan Legion. To be Captains of Companies, with temporary Rank in the Army—Captain Julius Hart mann. Lieutenant Frederick De Anderten. Lieutenant Ritter. Lieutenant Frederick Rudortr. Lieutenant Charles Baron Bischoffshausen, Lieutenant Louis Augus . tus De Berger. Lieutenant Ludolph Baron Voss. To be Lieutenants —Lieutenant Vidor de Arenschildi with temporary - R.ink in the Army. Lieutenant Frederick Po ten, with temporary Rank in the Army. Ensign Louis Cropp. Ensign Hausderff. Ensign Heise. To be Cornet—Ensign Charles Kraucken be rg. To be Ensigns—Ensign Frederick Scohmidt. Ensign Muller. John Daukwerts, Cent. Ernest Augustus Holt termann, Gent. LoUis Krauckenberg, Gent. Charles Detmering. Gent. Gotlieb Philip Holtzerman, Gent. Frederick Baring, Cent. To be Quarter-masters—W. F. Reusch, Gent. Lieutenant Haasman. BARRACKS. Robert Cocke, Gent. Quarter -master of the gist FOOt, to be a Barrack-master ill Great Britain. john Doddington Forth, Gent. late of the ist Surrey Militia, to be ditto. South Hants Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry• • ----- - Gilbert Matthison, Esq. to be Captain, vice Sloane, re:. signed. Cornet Charles Arnott to be Lieutenant, vice Eyre t promoted. Samuel Nicoll, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Arnott. Charles Ward, Gent, to be Cornet, vice• Smith. Huntingdonshire Volunteer Cavalry. Lieutenant Simon Hardy to be Captain, vide Perkins, de ceased. Cornet Robert Edis to be Lieutenant, vice Hardy. Quarter-master William Codling to be Cornet, vice Edis. &nth LcansxGentlemen and Yeomanry Cavaky. Archibald Edmonstnn, Gent. tobe Cornet, Tice Finlay, re signed. John Wiskart, Gent. to be Cornet; vice Gibb, resigned. Wimbledon Gentlemen and Yeomanry Caval97. Robert Reid, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Hayward, re. s i gne d. William leanings, Gent, to be Cornet. Argyllshirt Second Additional Volunteers. Colin Campb,:ll, Esq. to be Major. Bgnifurst Vcs'unteer infantry; 'George Gent. to be En;ign, vice Bislinell, resigned. litachland licluxt:er Company. Henry Poole, Gellt. to be Lieutenot. 7: 2d 13a:idiom of Caidmets Volunteers. tieutenant-Colonel Sir Benjamin Dunbar to 'rave the Breve' Rank of Colonel. East Cormwalt Volunteer Infantry. Major Francis Glanville to be Lientsnatit. colonel: Captain P. Foote to be Major. Lieutenant Richard Lalier to he Captain. George Edward Serjeant, Esq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Joins Westlake. Ensign Richard Kingdom. Ensign William Doidge. Ensign Richard Doid4e.. • Ensign William Lane. kusign Henry Maynard. Richard Parson; ' Gent. William Jordan, Gent. Joshua Rowe, Gent. Robert Little, Gent. fames Thomas, Gent. William Rogers, Gent. john Daw, Gent. Wil liam Richard, Gent. William seat, Gent. Hugh Bick ford Page, Cent. To be Ensigns— Joseph Fitze, Gent. Robert:Bate, Gent. john Came, Gent. Nicholas Odger, Gent. William Musgrove, Gent. Joseph Pro der, Gent. John Sargeant, .Gent. Francis Maynard, Gent. To be Adjutant—John Ede, Gent.. To be Quarter -master—Charles Gent, Gent. Dumfries-shire Volunteer Infantry. Insign William M'Lellan to be Lieutenant, vice Hyslop, resigned. William Hayland, Gent. to be Ensign, vice trundi . ed lidanteer InfanDy. George Marquis of Buckingham to be Colonel. Thomas Astle, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commauelant. Bartlett Goodrich Esq. to be Lieutenant-Coloncl.. Josiah Nortidge, Esq. to be Major. Richard Marriott, Esq. to biz. ditto. To be Captains—John Sa.ville, Esq. Dar:lt:l4ooin, Esq john Thomas Nottidge, Esq. Ri , :harti Marriott, Esq. %Valiant Follett, Esq. losepli Saville, jun. Esq. Thos. Astle, Esq. Carr Thomas Brackenbury, Esq. john Kemp, Esq. Frederic!: Darcy, Esq. To be Lieutenants —Samuel Bright, jun. Gent. Thomas loslin, Gent. George Saville, Gent. William Reddal, Cent. Thomas Death, Gent. fohn Nicholls, Gent. Harry Binelty Sedwich, Gent. Thomas Parsonson, Gent. William Maiming, Gent. Edmund Davey, Gent. To be Ensigns—Richard Lacey, Gent. Thomas Tuttcr English, Gent. Henry . RJy, Gent. john Newman,Gent. john Browne, Gent Samuel Whitehead, Gent. William Thurlow, Gent. Lames Cardinal, Gent. Robert bur leigh, G ent. Zti illiaii Hitchingi.: Gent. To' be Chaplain—Rev. Tohn ThurloW. To be Adjutant—Captain Carr Thomas Brackenbury. Tobe•Quarter-master— , William Flagon, Gent. To be Surgeon—RobertTweed, Gent. To be Assistant-Surgeon—Williarn Manning, Gent. Montg.Mroyshire volunteer Legion. Infantry. Devereux Milton, Gent. to be Ensign. Richard Farmer, Gent. to be Adjutant. Edward 'ones, Gent. to be Surgeon. -John Ford, Gent. to be Surgeon. Cavalry. William Owen, Gent. to be Surgeon. Mountday Artillery. Oliver Gluyas, Esq, to be Captain. James Dew an, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Rifle Company cf the rat Surrey Yolunteers. John Clutton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Truro Volunteer Infantry. Thomas F. Hornblower, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Carthew, promoted. Thomas Bate, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Devon shire, resigned. Richard Taunton, M. D. to be Physician. Thomas F. Hornblower, Gent. to be Quarter-master. Wtstbury and Chlton Volunteers. Captain Thomas Coke to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain R. B. Deverel to be Major. To be Captains—Thomas Hunt, Esq. Thomas Hill, Esq. Lieutenant Daubeny, vice Coke. Lieutenant Fowler, vice Deverel. To be Lieutenants—Thomas 'Frampton, Gent. Henry Broughton, Gent. Ensign James Leane, vice Fowler. R. Jones Tomlinson, Gent. Ensign Daubeny. To be Ensigns-Richard lidgell, Gent. john Stytch, Gent. Thomas Forbes, Gent. vice Leane. To be Surgeons—Richard Edgell, Gent. Nathaniel .Smith, Gent. Loyal Worcester Volunteers. Rev. Samuel Mence to be Chaplain. John Hammond, Gent. to be Quarter-master. ERRATA in Gazette of tSth Oaober, ISo!i. Wickham Volunteers. For Samuel Atkins, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Jacob Holiest, Cent. to be Ensign ; read Jacob Holiest, Gent. to be Lieu. tenant. Samuel Atkins, Gent, to be Ensign. In Gazette of 7th instant. For Stour Volunteers, Fohn Horniblove, Gent. to be Surgeon, Read Shipman-upon-Stour Lera/ Volunteer:. 'ohn Hornibtow, Gent. to be Surgeon. In Gazette of 14th instant. Penwith Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. For Rev. James Jenkins Keigsmyn to, be Chaplain, read Revs lames Jenkins Keigwyn to be Chaplain. BANKRUPT'dY ENLARGED. Robert Finnic, of Tavistock -street, Bedford-square, money scrivener, Feb. 2,5, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. john Price, of Finsbury-square, London, meichant, to sur render Feb. 4, at one; Feb. 7, at eleven, and March 6, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Sherwood, Bank-street, ComhiLl. Thomas Emerton, late of Stony-Stratford, Buckingham, grocer, Feb. 5, 16; and Nlarcll6, at eleven, at the Cock Inn, Stony-Stratford. Attornies, Mr. Worley, Stony- Stratford, or Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Symond's Inn, Chancitry-lane. Thomas W...1e burn, of Whitley, "Szorkshire, shopkeeper, Feb. t 6, IS, and March 6, at eleven, at the Georgelnn, Conej -street, York. ttornies.Russell and Bourne, York ; Or Cardwall, Hallward, and Spear, Cray's Inn, London. William Bosma, late of Christopher -street, Finsbury-square, mercnant, Jan 28, Feb. tl, and March 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Lond. , n. Attornies, Messrs Crowder, l.avie, and Garth, Frederick-place, Old Jewry, London Thomas Smith, of Gould's-Hill, Ratcliffe-Highway, linen draper, lan. 31, Feb. 7, March 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burroughs, Castle-street, Falcon-square. John Chapman of Nottingham, hosier, Feb. 9, to, and March 6, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. At. tornies, Messrs. Windus and Holtaway, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, or Mr. Robert Waller, Ches terfield. John Ringrose, of York, vintner{ Feb. t 6, 17, and March 6, at eleven, at Flenry Howlet's, Landall, York. Attar hies, Mr. Tate, York, or Messrs. Allen and Exley ; Fur nival's Inn, London. Thomas Mast, of Tempsfrod-Mills, Bedfordshire, miller, Feb. 15, 16, and March 6, at ten, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Wisbech Saint Peter's, Isle of Ely. ttornies, Mr. Charles Metcalfe, Wisbech St. Peter's,' or Messrs. Baxters and Martin, Furnival's Inn, Holborn. Elsdon Anthony Vince, of Grinstead, Colchester, merchant, Feb. 6,7, and March 6, at the Red Lion Inn, Colchester. Attornies, William Sudell, Colchester, or Mr. Thomas Evans, Thavies-1 on, Holborn. Thomas Reddish, otherwise Thomas Solomon Reddish, of Bucklersbury, London,.warehousematr, Jan. 2 8 , Feb ' : 4, and March 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr john Foulkes, Bury-place, Bloomsbury, or Mr. Ed ward Foulkes, Manchester. John Townsend, of the Stones-End, Southwark, wine merchant, j an. 20, Feb. r 1, and March 6, at ten,at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Teasdale, Bishopsgate-street, London. William Beales, of Bermondsey-street, St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, flour-lador, Jan. xB, Feb. 7, and March 6„ at ten, at Guildhall, Lohdon. Attorney, Mr. Kippon, Bermondsey-street, Southwark. Robert Coils, of Woodford, Essex, corn-dealer, T a n. 23, of eleven, Feb. 9, and March 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Messrs. Wright and Bovill, Chancery- lane, London. Mary Robbins and Catherine Robbins, of Birmingham, shop keepers, Jan. 28, Feb. 4, and March 6, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Richardson, Monument yard, London. _ DIVIDENDS. Feb. zB. A. Thomson and BaYth. White, late of Bow-lane, wholesale hosiers, at ten, at Guildhall. March 8. P. Mills, late of Hereford, butcher, at eleven, at .the Buothall Inn Hereford. Feb. 18. j. Wigfie ld the younger, of Northallerton, York— shire, mercer, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Ripen. Feb. 4. j. Nesbitt, E. Stewart, and J. Nesbitt the younger, of Akicrinanbury, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 28 t. Gibbs, of Wrotharn, Kent, corn-chandler, at one, at Cuildhall, London. Marc]: 1. R. Sykes, of Cheapside, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. Is.. j. Tatlock, of Finch-lane, broker, at twelve, at Ueildhall. Feb. 1.3. R. Smith. of Bradford, Wilts, viClualler, at one, • a...• the New Bear I Ilk, Bradford, Feb. 17. A. Worboys and T. Sydes, of Birmingham, sword cutlers, at eleven, at Freeth's Coffee-house, Birmingham. Feb. 14. S. Gill&d, of Exeter, dyer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb'. is: J. West, of Long-acre,. coach-maker, at ten, at Feb. a 4. W. Entwistle, late of Entwistle,. Lancashire, cot ton-manufaduter, at eleven, at the Wheat-Sheaf, in Edg wonh. Feb. Is. N. Noble, of Bernier, Cumberland, dealer, at the George Inn, Penrith. March i. W. Webster, of Fore-street, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 20. Elia. Fearhead, late of Tunstal, Suffolk, grocer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Woodbridge. Feb. 25. f.Wilde, I .Wattr., and Body, of Upper Thames street, wholesale grocers, at ten, at Guildhall. 'CERTIFICATES. Feb. t 4. R. KOlick, Lite Of Blackfriar's-road, chaise -maker. R. Hattersley, of Doncaster. grocer.' P. D. Van Dyck, A. -. . G. Leuven, and W. Adriaen de Gruiter Vink, late of the Circus, Minories, merchants. 1. Janson, of Blackburn, Lancashire, cotron-manutadure• LoN Doll: Printed by BUCHANAN M'MILLAN, (of Bow-Street‘ Covent-Garden); and Published by Wit:.lAs4 ARmicta Settlers, (ot South Multo:, 1t the SuN-Ois tc. I, No. 'l4 Strand ; where aldriftrtirententh Orde r , f or t he raper, Lotors for the Editor, &c. (port-paid)s mu 4, ought for the tumour or freedom, or for Coni tutiun of his Couiary. As to the Defendant, it he had been guilty of any fault, it was that he did rot go far enough ; he ought to have dragged him before a Magistrate, to he punished for his folly and wickedness. As the Law stood, lie was bound to tell the Jury, they could not it) otherwise than find a verdid against Wood, and if they could find any coin less than a farthing, they would give it to the Plaintiff as damages. The Foreman of tie Jury, in delivering their ver dict, expressed their regret that they were obliged to give him any damages; as they must, they gave him One Farthiftv. The Learned Judge informed Mr. Stuart, who, was in Court, that he might take his farthing and his character out of Court with him, and get rid of them as soon as he could. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS will be a pretty breakfast for whoever gets the first drawn Ticket next Saturday; but should the holder of a Ticket miss the breakfast, he may get Twenty Thousand Pound; for dinner ; fot there are two Twenty Thou sand Pound • Prizes : one that must be drawn the . first Ticket on Saturday, and the other, in all pro. bability, soon after.—At present Lottery Tickets, are moderate in price, considering the richness of' the Wh ee l ; bur we presume they will rise consi. derably before Saturday next. SHIP NEWS: GRAVESEND, JAN. Passed by—the justiatia, Rook, and the Duke of Kent, White, from Malta. Sailed- the Albion, Antrobus, for Jamaica ; Mount Royal, Durrel, for Gibraltar ; 114artita, Lewington, for Dublin ; Mentzell, and the Elizabeth, Anderson, for Ew)den. DUBLIN, JAl'l.l7. Af t 's; Isabella Shaw, of Dundalk, and A 1751 Mar. garet Munro, of Lisburn, confined in Carrickfergus gaol for some months past, on a charge of High Treason, were, on the 14. th inst. liberated on pro. ducing bail.—( Belfast News-Letter.) Tuesday last, a noted offender of the name of Hunsphry .Gifard, was brought before the Suverin tendant Magistrate, charged with having robbed a man of his 'watch. While the fellow was in custody of a Teace-officeriwalking in the yard of the Magis trate's house, i n , William-street, into which he was sent that he might not hear the person who, was lodging examinations against him, the Prisoner, who had been at sea, watching an oprirtunity, ran from the Peace-officer, and bouncing at the wall about ten feet high, clambered over it, and those of two adjoining yards, and ran up stairs into the house of Mr. M'Clatchy, a gentleman of William.street, who seeing the ruffian pursued him up stairs. The fellow cried out, he was only a person who had been seized for having been out late at night, and was making his escape ; he made his way out of the dormant window at the top of the house, and over the roofs of other houses .in William-street, until he came to that of Lord Powerscourt, where he was stopped in his career, that building being so much higher than those he successfully surmounted —had the fellow pursued the other direaion, to wards Exchequer-street, it is thought. he would have escaped by that climbing dexterity so peculiar to those who spend any time at sea. The pursuit after him from house-top to house-top, occasioned no small risibility--at length Jack Tar was obliged to strike his flag, surrender, and was committed to gaol. An unfortunate circumstance took place a few days ago, in the vicinity of the city : The wife of one Broom, a Sheriff's Officer, and Keeper of a lock-up house, eloped with a Gentleman named Hume ; but the husband having pursued the guilty pair, overtook them, and instantly shot the Lady's paramour dead on the spot, and wounded her in the arm.—Broom - has been lodged in prison ) to abide his trial. LIMERICK, JAN. 11. Sunday last, a detachment of Capt. Vurnell's Corps, under the command of Lieut. Bourchier, lodged in our county gaol two men of the name of Farrell, one of whom was taken at the attack on the house of Mr. Childerhouse—the other charged with being concerned in said attack. The conduft and gallant defence of. Mr. Childerhouse, his three sons, and daughter, is highly praiseworthy. On the ban. ditti entering the house, one of them fired, and wounded the eldest son, on which the youngest son took a blunderbuss and lodged the contents in the body of one of the villains, of the name of Cosgrave, df which he died on Sunday morning : Farrell at tacked old Childerhouse with a small' scythe, and having made a blow at his head, it was warded off by his daughter, who nobly defended her father's h ea d with nearly the loss of her own arm, as she re ceived the blow intended for her father on it ; not withstanding the wound, she seized Farrell by the collar, and held him Prisoner, while her father and brother beat off the remainder of the robbers. PALACE COURT, J. 20. SEPORE :1 !R. sERIEP.NT nsARSHALL• SEDITIOUS EXPRESSIONS AND ASSAULT. STUART V. WOOD. Ma. AGAR, in opening this case, observed, that the Plaintiff and Defendant were both tradesmen of repute, residing at Putney, in the County of Surrey that on the 27th of October last they partook of a vest ry dinner, after which politics w ere i ntro duced, and the subjeEt o f -the e xped e d Invasion was de .. bated; in the course of which, certain expressions were used .by Stuart, at which Wood took offence, and by - way of chastisement, went up to the Plain tiff, pu ll e d hint up - by his neck-handkerchief, which he tore off, and.orherwise violently assaulted him. James Becket deposed, that the Plaintiff Stuart observed, " that the reign of Queen Ann was the most glorious and victorious this Country ever knew," and added, in very strong language, some very severe reflections on the present Royal Family, too gross to be here repeated. Stuart also said, " If Bonaparte was to come to this Country, and be sue. cessful, I have no doubt that many rich people in this Country would join him to save their property." Wood, in a strain of irritation, said, " Would you do so ?" Stuart replied, " I don't know but 1 should." Wood then got up, and said, he was a scoundrel, a villain; and a jacobinical rascal, which the Plaintiff denied, saying he was no more so than him ; on which Wood rose, took him by the upper' garment, and shook him violently and powerfully. Mr. Parker, the Churchwarden, left the Chair, and parted them, on which Stuart said, he would trounce him for it, but declined going out to fight when Wood challenged him. The Learned Serjeant began his address with ob. serving, that he had been turning it in his mind,' what possible motive the Plaintiff could have in bringing this case before the Court. If it was to prove and publish that he was a most seditious, dis graceful, and wicked Traitor to his Country, he had succeeded fully in his 01)j:en, for no man could stand more disgraced than he did at that moment. How thi Magistrates, who it seemed he had been before, and examined on a charge for seditious words, could have discharged him with such evidence as had that day been called into the box by himself, was to him a matter of great astonishment ; probably, partial evidence only, and not a full disclosure of the fads came out. This, which -at first glance might be treated as . a mere alehouse squabble, was a very grave and serious business, and he was sensible that not a man on the Jury but must with him feel most severe pangs that so detestable, so abominable, so wicked a man coultlexisl in this Country, as he had been proved to be- by own Witnesses : the man who could make suchan expression, " that if the French landed'he would joitLthem," must be a very weAc. as well as wicked man, and could not feel as ne MARRIED. On Monay last, at St. Pancras Church, C. Armstrong: Esq. Surgeon on the Bombay Establishment, to Miss Doro thy Wood, sister to Sir Francis Wood, Bart. DIED. In March last, at Coa, in the East Indies, Lieutenant' Colonel Robert Ker, of the lion. East-India Company's service. In January 1803, at Columbo, in Ceylon, Lieutenlnt Johli Ker, of His Majesty's 19th Regiment of Infantry. On Friday the loth inst. Miss Colin Campbell Sime* youngest daughter of Capt. John Sime, of Mile-End, aged x - " The same day. at 'Weybridge, in Surrey, Mr. G. Pinion. Lately, at Reading, William Fowler, Esq. of Kirland f the County of Cornwall. On the t ith inst. at Woking, in Surrey, Mr. Garine,nti sera. aged 79. • Sunday se'nnight, at his house in "Hereford, in the 79 01 : year of his age, Dr. Campbell. tie - served the office oh. Mayor in the year 1753, and was father of-that city. , On Saturday, Mr. William Daniel, oae of the Buildint; Surveyors of Bristol . —He was on the Exchange at one o'ciock; and appeared in good health. About half an hout afterward s : going along Castle -street, he fell down, sni t t i e i ng tiikel , into a neighbouring house, he-expired PRICE F STOCKS V E.STER Dll Y. Bank Stock 1551 . India Stock 174 Na % 5 I,Cf len , . 9 0 291 India Bonds 5 per Lent. .197, 95 4,., 9 znniuirt ci zA/ Irish 5 per Cent. I ; ocz)ec -, rer Cent. 4 ver Cent ('(,n. 7311 2 Z 3 1 Ditto Ann. . • , 3 pc•r ! . 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In this drew:lll,ls state, -and expecting every minute to be my last in °p world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour vo try your Medicine; but having tried all medical aid to purpose, and being at an enormous expellee, it was some; L,%%: before 1 could be prevailed on to take -,them ; at last for six boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found c — e .. siderable benefit; my pains gradually decreased, and my O r li; sight grew better, and, to the great surprize and asto.ii s ;y merit of all my friends (after taking three boxes more), health and strength was perfectly restored, and I ant (thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) as e W and-hearty as ever I was in my life. You are at full liberty to publish this in any mall!„i ler you think proper, for the benefit of society at large, i p which I should have sent you sooner, but was fearfu) . relapse. I remain, with the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, K. L. LEI.( 4 High-street, Birmingham, Nov. i, t79 9 i . A The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to 0 17 Persons that are in - any doubt of their being entirety free „. of however lung siandian t y the appearance of o th er disara_tte every Venereal Afledion, particularly to those about al te 'te ing their conditi on in lite, as it will certainly eradic3o« it may be ; for Sco rbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Ce! l y plaints, it is also recommended to, be taken,, especial') every howe v e t a r h d lt isg o o f is t e l: t a l t lo n d a e t r ure , the Spring, Summer, and Fall. s•. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor , THO M 3 TA Lore, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London , his House, No. 9, New Britive-street; where lie will Advice, without a fee, to persons taking these Pill s, a l o e . will answer' Patients' Letters, it post - paid , on the 5 ply terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable seero;Y:tteit- Patient's name or ease having been mentioned, but at it ie; own , particular reque . 2:t,. by the Proprietor, during the of more than ;,.year, that lie has had the conclueol.Tvec an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and t he arising therefrom. yer' They arc also sold by his appointment, at Ap r c go' turner's, No. 3.5, St. .=+.lnan's-sticet, Pall-Mall c • c * hertsun's Toy-5119p, tin. 103, ~)xrcrd-street ; Mr. I),,P' No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by one a ge son In :way conso,rable Town in I. mdand, Eze. in. pi' of only zs. 9d up, with full and p 1 31 0- redions, W 01 either Sex muy cure t selves with ciisc and secrecy. • , v‘, N. B. Each Box sold Great Britain is sealed.t• p St , nio, r)11 !,: 1) , .• tit:. r,ri]• ; or , is') 9 , 1 11 c ,0 U v ~. ~.._,.~~