The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-05 00:00:00

ronz the LONDON GAZETTP,,,Iray 3, I BOG. Lord Chamterldin's.Office, 2114-1. Order for the Court's going into I :Mourning on Sun day next, the 4th inst.. for the late ,Prince of Orange, First Cousin to his 'Majesty:, viz. The Ladies to weal' black silk, fringed or - plain linen.; white gloves - , necklaces and ear -rings,. black' or white shoes, fans, and tippets. • - Undress--;White or grey lutestrings, tabbies, or . - 'damasks. . The Gentlemen-to wear black full-trimmed, fring ed or plain linen, - black swords and buckles. Unilress—Grey frocks. - . . The Court to'change the Mourning on Sunday the th inst. The Ladies to wear black ,ilk or velvet-coloured ribbons, fans, and tippets ; or plain white;or'white and gold, oi I,.. , hite and silver stuffs, with black rib bons. The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black, or plain white, or white and gold, or white and silver 'stuff WaiStcoats full-trimmed, coloured swords and buckles. , - •• find B on Sunday the 1 th'inst. th. , ':tourt to go out of Mourning. • . . Carltotz' -II a use, May i. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has been pleased to ctoiistitute and appoint the Earl of Stair•to be one of his State Councillors for . t4e Principality of Scoiland. ' • tSc 6. - MEMBER. „RETURNEE ) .TO CERVR IN THIS rßzstxr PARLIAMENT. ISOROUGII Ot WEYMOUTH AND NiLLCOMa.E. RECT.% Richard ',rocker Steward, zsq. in theroom of Wan „Garth bhure, Esq.-deceased. Orcb:47 - ice 42,0 11rr;1 30, ISo6. Royal Regiment or ArtilierH- First Lieutenant Wm. N. Ramsay to be Second - Captain. - Dated April 24, 18.:6. Second Lieutenant George Ceotnbe to be First Lieutenant, vice Rainoy Dated as above. First Lieutenant Chris topher• Wilkinson to be Second Captain - Dated as'above; Be4ancl Lieutenant Josiah Giant to be First Lieutenant, vice Wilkinson. Datedas above. . . • be Second Lieutenants —Gentleman Cadet William A. Raibes, - vice CoCkburn;•promoted. Dated Aptil 25. ateb. Gentleman Cadet Charles S. Torziano,..vice Seward, tiro. motet!. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Georga; 'FL hlainwaring, vice .DovSc, promoted. Dated as above.. rvr, e May 3, 1806. 3 - r1 Regiment of •Dragoon Guircds, Cornet Nathaniel Story, 'from the ath Light Dragoons, to -Le Lick - it:ilia:lt, 'Without .purchase. id Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Hon—Trek - rick Cathcart to be Lieutenant, without pureltse. Cornet Edward Ralph Charles:Stieldan to be ditto. • - i i 6th Ditto, Captain Charles- F Burton, froM the nth Foot, to be Captain of a. Troop, vice Hart, who exchanges. fault Regiment of Light . Drag tins, Win. Hall, Gent. to be - Certiet, without purchase; vice Dickenson, promoted. 14th Ditto, Theophilus Thoinas Ellis, - Gent. to be Conner, ' without purchase, vice Trawnserid; promoted. • ztst Ditto, Major Richard Pigot, from the i4th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,. by purChase, vice Kaye, wlio-ren res. 22d. Ditto, Francis Hale, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice Lindsell, promoted in the jith Light Dra goons. ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Hon. - Thomas Stewart to be Ensign, vibe Bendyslie, deceased. • :Coldstream Regiment of Foot -Guards, Charles Gregory, Gent. - to - be . Ensign, by purchase,. vice Wood, promoted. Teter Gaussen,_ Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Pelham, proinoted. 'ld • Regiment of Foot, _Ensign lohn, Gardiner to ~be Lieu tenant, by_ purchase, vice Parke, promdtede t9th Ditto, Win. Cox,' Gent,. to be Ensign, by purchase, - vice Saunders, promoted. visit Ditto, Richard Shawe; Cent. to• be Ensign, without . purchase, vice, Steele; promoted. 3oth itte, Eitsign Robert Bland, from the 13th - Foot, to be • Lieutenant; without purchase'. , - :•31st Ditto, Ensign W. Kenny. to be Lieutenan t, without purchase, vice Chainbarlayee, who resigns. John Collins, Gent. to be Ensign, Witileut E.our..liasesvice',Wyndliam, ap pointed to the Ist Foot Guards. Atwell Alexander Allen, Gent.: to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kearney.. - Atoll Ditto, Captain John Hart, trout the 6th Dragoons, to - • • be Captain of a Company, vice 'Bi.rton, who exchanges. 47th LTitto, Ensign W. 111. Ryat t , to be Lieutenant; Without - pdrchase, vice M 4 l'hersoti, promoted in Major - General Champagne's Regiment. Pobert Briecoe,Gent, to - be• En. sign, vice Ryan.- • szd Ditto, Ensign Thomas E. Napier to be Lieutenant, without, purchase, vice Ewan, promoted M the 3d Garri son'Buttalidn. Charles Kinloch, to be 'Ensigns sby purchase, vice Davison, •prOinoted. Robert Blownrige,, Gent. to be Ensign, Vice N apier. • -62 d Dittaki Ensign lames Twigg.to he Lieutenant, vice Tho mas deceased. • Janes Williams, Gent, t 4 be Ensign, vice Twigg. *. • • • - • 64th Ditto, Lieut. I. C. Hall, from the qth Foot; to _be Lieutenant, without purchase, .vice O'Neill, superseded. - 08th Ditto, Ensign James hien - Lies to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Salmon,: N.‘.1 . “) retires.. Henry Anderson, -Gent, to be Ensi , 4by purchase, vice -Meliziesi -69th Ditto, Lient. ° Win. Neill to„be Captain of a Company • by•purehase, vice Hovenden, whd retires. 7oth Ditto, Capt. W. El. Hall, front tire 95th Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Vice LeacheWilto exchanges. 72d Ditto, lieut, J. M. Lacan, front the 534 - k.uot, to be Captain o; a CoMpany, by purchase. 7gth Ditto, liatriek . Urant; -- Gent..to-be Ensign, without ptir ' chase, vice Hamilton, nromotecl. . io-th Ditto, Hospiital.Mate R.Ayton to be Assistant Surgeon. Joh Ditto; Captain Leach, from the. 7.,th loot, to be a-Ptain of a Conipany; viee who exchanges. - ad West 'nal Reg iment, 7FhoinasEllis,Ceot; to .be Ensign without_ purchase, vice Stepney, superseded. .Pillon's Regiment, -Lieut.. C. Baron De Hiller, from Watte— villes Regiment, td ,be Captain ..of a -Company,. vice, D'Artcz, appointed to 'the Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bourdonnaye, 'appointed to the 60th Foet. ,• The King's German Legion. id Dragoons, Wm. Armstrong; Esq. to;be -Paymaster. ad Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Thomas larrer,. from the 66th .Foot, to be Lieutenant,- vice Adaills, appointe , E 'to trie • 4.7 th leer. . Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, 'Capt. f. Flack, from.the'SBth - Foot, to be • Captain of a Coinpany, vice Thompson, placed s dn the Retired List.' STAFF. , • Deputy C onu nissary.General G.Burgman to be Conunissary General of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the Troops strving in the istleilitcri'aliean. • , • -;.ti -Regiment of Royal East I ridra Volunteers, Icahn AinSlie, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Weston, who resigns. -- cf Commisiiins sisned ly t4 , e Lord Li eraen4nt.cf the County -, • - • licvil SuAiivision Ril4-ii.nent of Yolunteer Inf.vrtry, Peter Daniel, . Esq. to be Licit. Colonel, vice ..Quantock. Dated Feb. 8, 18c6. Gco..Tuson, Esq. to be Major,•viee Dated as above. . Samuel Forward, Esq. to be Captain, ,vice Tustin.. Dated as above. Ged. `Fuson, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Forward. Data as - above. Nicholas Watthain Poole, cent. to be Ensign, - vice Tuson. Dated as abo'e. ' • .. • • • ' Mendip Legion.„ . • . • . tastqrn Battalion—George Day, Lsq. to be-Captain, vice Swyrrimer,. Dated Feb. - 8, (806. joseirh Day, Gent. to he ••Lieutenant, vice G. Day'. Dated asabove. Satirtiel Bristowe, Gent. to be t2iisign, yice J. bay. 'Dated as • 'above: • ' Western Battalion—john Allen, Esq. to be .Captain, -vice Harden. Dated Nov. .4, . 'John- Caidev Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Ailzu. Date:l as•aboVe.. Fdden NM . Regiment of Pclunfeer Infa.ntly. john - Parker, Esq. to .Ca tain , vice. G reeniu IL. Dated Feb, 8, it t 6 Thomas Parker, Gent... to .-- be Lieutenant Vice . Parker. Dated as above. Est East Scxersel I:,.grxent ker- /f;•itr. •-- I;Vesteth .gattalion (Gbh EI Coodt'el I:sq. ; to bz-ear -t lin, vice Davve:. !hate.( Feb. 8, •i8;;6:' • • • Eastein Battalith—VV hr. Nl:zl;ins, Gaut. to be . tieuterOut, vice gird. I)..tcd Oct. tz, aO5. tobn - Cross, Gott to Ine Ensign, lice c; „Bail waid. Dat...2cl_ as above. • 2d . East Sonic - I'st.l Regiment nj V.,-Inntcer - I;:jantry, , . William Patitt; Esq. .to Captain,. vice Rich. I),ited March 14, tboo. Pntinisibn in the North I-ants Regimeittof Militia, signed bj. • ' the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Terry, Gent: to oe 12.usign. llatcd April 2g,''tBo6. i • BANKRUPTS.• - Thomas Bawden, late or kedtuth, Cornwall, diaper, to sur render May to, 17, at ten, :and. June 14, at eleven, at uild hall; London. Attorney, ,-Mr. Eaton,' Ilirellin-lan'e% Stephen Newton Chiswell, of "Viareham, Norfolk, shop keeper, to surrender May .10, zo, and June-14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies; E lessrs.Gatt and liaddan, • Angel-court, Throgrnorton-street. ' , William Marshall, of Old Bet hiem, London, ,brush -maker,., to surrender May. 12,:. at-twelve, 21, at ten, , and - lune 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Towsc, Fish mongers':fiall, Upper Thames-street. lames Hill, of Deptford, Kent, victualler, • to surrender. May 12 at. twelve, 2i, at ten,•and Lurie .t 4, at twelve, at Guild - hall, London. - Attorney, Mr. Turner, EdWard-street,- -, ' Cavendish-sqUare. . • Anthony Thomas, of Duke-street , St . lames; Westminster, leather-manufaaitrer, to surrender May 17,, 20, and lune 14, 'at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. DaWsun and ' • W ratislaw, Warwick-street, Golden-square. Edward Aitkine.l.)avidson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, to surrend& May zB, 29, and _lune 14, at eleven, at the Turk's Head'lnn, Neweastle-upon-'fyne. Attomies, mr: IVtiliam Kirldey,. Newcastle-upon-'Tyne ; or Mr. Charles Constable, Symond's= I nn, I.4haneety-lane, LondOn. Richard Sharp, 1101 V or late of -Arniley, Leeds, Yorkshire, dry salter, to surrender May 21, 22 } and June 14, at eleven, at the Three Legs *am, Attornies, ivtr. John seNn, G reville- street, IL anon- Garden, LondOn ; or Mr. • Cnarles . Couplatid, Leeds. • ' •^' ' William Winn, or-Lancaster, linen-draper, to surrender May 12 5 at tive, 13, and lune 14, at elaven,-at the King's Arms Inn i - Latreaster. AttOrnies, Mr. Fa i rker, ancaster ; or Caton, G ray 's - I an, I.ondon. :William Simmons, of llititme,(.4tor-tishire, iolder, to sur render May 16, 'l7, 'and June 14, at ele).co, at the Mitre Ina, Oxiofd. Attwaey, Mr. John flollier, joseph,Watters, of Sturmaistar, Dorchester, grazier, to sur -rensier. May 8,9, at the Swan Inn, Sturnttnster, and June 14, at the Red Lion Inc}, Shaftesbury, at eleven cacti day. Attornies, Mr. Ilannen, Shaftesbury; or Messrs., l'earsuni, Pump-court, Temple, London. I ohn Christian &Woe, of the Br , adway, Deptford, Kent, potter, to surrender May to, 13, and June , 14, at une, at Gtltldttall, London. Attoritey, Mr: Abraham lsaks, Great George-street,. Minorks. •Abraham De Mendes,. of Upper Thames-Street, London, inercitant, to suriender May 6, to, and lune Li, at ten, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, , Mr. Thomas Wild, Warwick.. square, Newgate-street. • Thomas Morgan, of Holborn, Middlesex,, linen.draper, to surrender May 2 . 4, 28, and lune 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. atter. Cross-,stk,:t, Ilatton-street. lames Wake,. late of ‘Vinitbyi Yorkshire, ship-builder; to surrender May 6, zo, and tune 14, at ten, at,Guitclhall, London: Atturnies, Messrs. Paitner, Tomlinsons, and Tnuntson, C,opthall-court,,-"lhrosrnorton-strcet. • DI VIDENDS. . - June 2. Thomas Bishop,- of Birmingham, bookseller, at twelve, it,the Swan Tavern,, Bull-street, .Birmitigharn. May 21. Joseph. Whiting Holmes , of P o it' s ea, count y of -7 Southampton, ironmonger, at one, at the Mitre Tavern, butcher-street, l'ortsea. • . .„ Juste 30. Christopher Hodgson -and Allats , n Hodgson, of • Shuderland by the Sea, county of Durham, linen-drapers and co-partners, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Gateshead, Durban - 1. June 28." Page Burton,. of Ratcliff, Middlesex, builder, at ten, at G uildhall.. May ,"26. Richard-Walker,• now or late of - -Leicester, dealer, at twelve, at the. Blue Bell Inn, Leicestera • .. I une zB. Gerrard William Groote, of Dean-street, Soho, Mid dlesex, chemist find druggiSt, atlen at Guildhall. July 22. Alexander Ross and lolin Ogilvie, late of .Argyle street, •Middie. - .Llc, army agents and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. May 24. James Clegg, of Griffin-street, ShadwelliMiddlesex, mariner, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 3. , Andrew Barry,. of Vere-street, Oxford -street, Mid dlesex, upholsteret, .at twelve, at Guildhall. uly .5,. William Kendall, late of Manchester-street, Man chestei-Square, id iddlesex - bdilder, at one,. at G Tune: 17- John Starforth and Gilbert Starforth, of Durham, woollen-manutaCturetS, and copartners, •at-eleven, at the Queen's Head,Dutham, May , 3t. Willi - din Pugh, late of Berwick-street, Soho-square, Middlesex; tailor, at twelve, 'at. Guildhall-- • • • {une 51 ‘yairnorei of . New. Windsor, Berkshire, innkeeper . , at eleven,. at Guildhall, London. • , "July S. 'Aries latinstou, of St: James, IVestniinster, brewer, at one, at Guildhall. June 14. Francis Stracy, of Windsor, Berkshire, groCer, at one, at Guildhall, LonclOn. • •- 111:,) , 2 , 9. Fierily Paliner, - late,,of 74;langotsfield; G lonCester victualler, -at eleven,- at - the"Ruminer TaVein, All , Saints'-lane,•l3l - ;10 1 . CERTIF . ] CdT ES; May 14 John Cummings, late of Bennet-str:er, Blackhiars road, Surrey; merchant. • • Francis Stracy, or tViitilsor, Berkshire, grocer.' George Brooks, 4 xtord-'suce r,.-Middlesex, linen-draper. John Banks, Lie of Allfl-i - ,; , :ici-bcid;;e,_l,..ierniondsey, Surrey, J. G rierrier, of tepacy, -Middlesex, co w keeper. Peter Lindsay, fottnerly.of Greenwich, Kent, neker, but late of Barking, Esex,.fartner. • • William Creed, Ole) uLt4eri' . of Finch-lane, London, tailor .and nr.;per, John Etmht, of Stonyhurst, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. 'fliornas Ruler, -ot Popham-lane,. -county of soutilampton, . nut:holder. THE TELLICHERY T.RAIVSPOPP. . We lately stated that, Dw-yiR, the_ Irish Rebel Chief, and several of his associates, had, on their voyage to Botany,Bay," rose upon-the Crew, and car, -tied the. Vessel into the Brazils. We have been since favoured' With the following particulars. The 'let-- lir/Ler!) sailed from Cork last Soptember,'• with DWYER ) , in4l several Irish Couvits, under ConvOy of- UomE PornAm, as far as Madeira. The Convids had -stiewn. themselves - so obedient- &).rule, before they readied - that Island; that, Capt. Coz ENS,' of the Telliche y, had their irons knocked off; and they_' were admitted, by divisions, to ,tal“.l -the - air , 'upon - the deck. As to DWYER, and his 'associates, they were treated rather as volunteer passengers than persons satierhig punishment fur their crimes.. This humane cOndud, however, s of the Qaptain, met witlra most ungrateful return. Some time after the , • Tullichcilhqd parted ConvOy at Madeira, the Con yids.surprised the•Ocers, whom, according to re port, they murdered, and ran the Vessel on shore iii -a Bpy to the Southward of All Saints.—We un der Stand that . SirEolybii POPI-IAM'S Squadron, upon its arrival at-Saint Saivadore, while watering there, --Was- informed of-this melancholy .event by the Peo ple` of the place. We trust, however, that their relation is.not corre&. 'The Convias were described as wandering through the country in a wretched edndition. DWYER, our'readers will recoiled, after 'bat:ling every attempt • to takehim, in the County of Wieklotv,-surrenderd voluntarily to the Earl of TQWERSCOURT. He was very indignant at beivg sent to 'Botany Bay ; having expede4 from the cir cumstance of his surrender, and some nEts of huma nity, during his career in the rebellion, that hesshould have received a pardon. The accounts from Sir H. PoonAta's Squadron: added, that ,the Witham Pitt, i,vith the Convi&s from 'England, had proceeded to i Botany Bay. I.VNDoN : 'Prir:ted by ft I CHA R 9 HARRIS of No. -4, Martl:lt.cot - r*., :old Published by W t LAm Aft.Ml C, tit SCRIPPS, of South Molton -stieet, Giosve)or.stp.:re At the SUN-OFPICE, No. Strand ; where o'dzir Orders for 'the Pater,Letters for the E.ditox,_&c.. trtost-piti), Otuat be , addressed. :%Lty I. An eminent Divine belonging to.this Univ'ersity, is-shortly to set out on a missiOn to Syria and Pa lestine, with, -a view , of making- such researches in the geogrnphy, topography, and natural history of those countries, as may serve Xo elucidate the, holy writings. The number of Members of the University who iiaTesubscribed towards the intended Statue to the . `memory of the late Mr. PITT ,is 559 ; the present amount is 70001. 65. Viscount MERto:.:.T, son of .the Right Hon. and" Rev. Eaft NELSON, is admitted a Student at Christ's College. •- The. following:Glemen are admitted to the de- - grecs under=nientioned : Master of Arts.—Messrs. Thomas Starkie; of Catharine Hall ; John Moore, of St. John's ,Col lege.; John WOOd, of Pembroke Hall ; Tho Mas Smyth, of Queen's, and. Jonathan Cope, of Sidney College. Bachelor ,of :Arts.—Messrs. Lewin Chohnley, , of EManuel College ; Abbot .1./pchck, W. Y. Mid dleton, .Edward Owen, CharleS Greenaway, and Patrick Bronte, of St. JOhn's College; Justin M`Carty, of Caius - ; C. Pulsford, and John Baron, of JesuS College. • . The Rev. J. Wood, M. A.. of _Pembroke Hall, is ele&ed a Fellow of that Society. • Mr. James Sladei: B: A. is eleEted a" FellOW .of Emanuel' College ; Mr.-James Wilding, B.A. a Fellow of Magdalen; Mr. John .Bowes Wright, B.A. a Fellow of Jesus; and Mr. Thomas Fraser, a Fellow of Icing's College:- C,~l N T ERB UX Y , STAY. 2. The Rev. CHRISTQPHER WORMWORTII, late, Fellow of Trinity College, Cainbridge, and Chiplain to the Archbishop of 'CANTERBURY; 15 presented by his Grace to the valuable Reaory of Woodchurch, near Tentei den, in this county. • Wednesday eveningMr..J. Nichalls was stopped, on .the road between Sandgate and Folkstone by two Men, who,. after beating him unmercifully, robbed him of bis . .watch and. ocket- book, containing a 11. note. An attempt was made to stop another person on the same road a few evenings before, but he escaped by clapping spurs to his horse: The body of Mr. J. Dulnut, staymater s was dis covered on Sunday morning hanging on a tree, in Lawrence Garden Wood,.about a mile and a half from lochester his face was close, to the tree to ,Which c bad suspended hiMSelf, and he had kicked off a considerable quantity of the bark by the vio lence of his struggles. A Jury sat on Monday, Who delivered a Verdict of—Lunacy . LAW REPORT. COURT OF KlNG's BENCH, MAY 2. Tuts morning Caiharine.DUff was brought up for judgment, being convjeled before Lord ELLENBO- Itoutin ,on an imlicStment for an 'assault on her niece, Arm Maria Good, a girl of abouttwelve years of age: , HiS Lordship shortly read from his notes, that the.girl was going paSt her aunt's doOr, on the-23d of Otiober last, when she came out - with a pail of Water, and threw it entieely'en the child's head, without any previous provocation. ► Mr.' MARRIOTT, on the part of the - Defendant, said, he had an affidavit, which he hoped might be 'read,' in mitigation of punishMent, though it could not be allowed as evidence on the trial. The Affidavit was then 'put in, and read by the Officer; it stated, that the father and mother of Anna Maria Good, who were in better circum stances than the Defendant and her husband; had, for some time 'subsequent to A family quarrel, en couraged their.servonts and children to• take 'every opportunity to insult ',them. Stones and dirt were frequently thrown in at the Defendant's window, and on the table, while 'she sat at dinner, by this gin, who, after doing the mischief, would instantly run off. A ftw days previous to' the thrOwing of. the water, the girl came to the &or of her house, and having posted a sheetof paper against it, held a:, candle to it, and called the passengers to read. The libellous contents of this paper were as follow: C. Duff has just returned from Windsor, from a second recreation with. an old Bookseller. It:is to be hoped she is not so towzled as trtnerly. It would be ungenerous in her I to forget the poor Tailor. N. 13. Foreign wines and spirituous liquors sold huh..." , Mr. MAtutroTT hoped the Court would take these, circumstances, and the indigence of the Defendant,, into consideration, in pronouncing judgment. Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, ,the whole. bitsiness seemed to have originated in a farnily feud, and the - Court sentenced the Defendant to be fined 6s. Bd. and discharged. On Wednesdav last,.a woman residing in Buchan street, Gorbals, Glasgow, employed in bleaching clothes, set down - het child of about nine Months old upon the ground till she went to the Clyde for . Water. In her absence the child bad caught hold of a tub fill of water, raised itself on its feet,: 'and tumbled in, and.on her return she found her child to all appearance drowned. ,In agony she was about to carry . it home, When some of her neighbot#s took it -from her, carried it into the 'nearet house, stripped off its clothes, applied' warn] nels, and rubbed the body all over with'salt and water—some of which they . likewise put into 'i:s mouth. In about eight minutes, to the inexpres sible joy of the mother and speaators, the child gave a cry ; and after having slept for some time, it awakened in a .convulsive fit, from which' it s,Oon recovered, and is now perfealy Well. :On Wednesday the following shocking occur rence took place at Hull :—Miss Fanny Clarkson, youngest daughter of Mr. John Clarkson, of the White Hart, in Silver-street, passing near the •bar fire, the flames by some ace - idol - It caught her Llwn" skirt, and communicated to the rest of lierclothes, which in an instant were all in a.blaze.- She inn6e diately ran into the kit Chen adjoining for assistance; but before any effeaual aid could be rendered, she was so dreadfully burnt, that after lingering from about past one o'clock in the afternoon till one in the morning; she expired. Mr. ° Clarkson hirriSelf was much burnt in endeavouring to assist her. This unfdrtunate and amiable young woman was about'26 years of age. • SW!' NE iv: POOLE. MAY Z ArriVed--=the Fanny, Price, from Tenbn, , Pheasant, Brooks, from Dartniouth ; Argo, F'rain'pton, from mouth ; Resolution, Godfrey; from jersey ; and Lark, - Spur. rier, from Poftsinooth. ited-404 New Hope,. Ma'nelawS. for Southampton; Dart, Harland, (and' Active, 'Williams, 'for Portsmouth ; R c edness, Wilson, tOr Hull ; 'Edward and Ann, Walters, for Bristol ; and Good .Intent, Thatellell, for Weymouth. GRAVESEND, 11AY 2. , Passed by•- the Ann aid Sally, Laus-liton, and john. Pa. ,rish, Frazer, from the• River l'bta ; Ant, 'Meuse, from Malta ;-.Lord Nelson, .And , ::rson, from Surinam ;' Penelope, 13rtan,.from Honduras ; Mermaid, Sinclair, from laMaica ; Hibert, Chitor, and Wanderer, , from Charlestown; -Augusta,. Milton, front Ilour.leaux ; Mary, Madge, froM Cork •; Father and Sons, liopLins, trace Lisbon; • campia, —7--,'Pr;ncess itcj ai, hryan, Hero, Allan,. Sedtt. lous, Ingraham, and Three Brothers, PaCrick, froth -Oporto. Sailed—the London, Watson, for Africa; Larkins,. For ster, for fantaica ; and Andrew, Coggan, tOr Teneriffe. 1.. AL4RRIED. On B:iturrla- last, at-Hackney Cl)limb, Lieutenant Robeit .Pinkerton. of the Chatham Division of Royal 1/Parines, to Miss l'atersdn, daughter of the late Captain Paterson, of the Royal Marines. DIED On Friday the 2:1 inst. at her grand-father's house, New ington.placc, the infant daughter of Aylmer Haly, Esq. On the zBth i;lt. at Lymington, Mrs. Elizabeth Dottin, of Chilland, near Winchester, widow of the 'ate Abel Dot -tin, Esq. of English, near Netth.-bed, OxforUshire. PRICE OF .TICKS SATLI Baeik Stock. 212 -Navy 5 Pei Cent. 93 1,- ; per Cent. :797, rish 5 per Cent. 4 per L ent. 77 t 3 per Ct. Red. 59 3 per Ct. Cons. 60i 59 j 6Ft Bank L. Ann. 17 Ditto Short Ann. nAY. India Stock, India Bonds,. OltlAnn• Excheq. Bills, 3s. is. zs. pr. Uranium, 3 per Cent. Deferred„ Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. Si- 9'..i6ths Cons. for 22 May, 6o if . POPE' VILLA, TWICKENHAM, MIDDLESEX. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, • At his Creat Room, in Pall Mall, on Thursday, May 22, at One e'Clock . , by the direelidii of the Devisees in the Will of the late. lohn..Briscu, Bart. • T" ' • admired and, ingtilarly Elegant VILLA, With , Stabling for seven •Horses, two Coach-houses, numerous Offices, Lawn, and Pleasure-grounds, formerly distinguished as the VILLA, of POPE, at Twickenham, and the residence and property of the late Sir john Brisco, Mart. „The Dwelling, seated upon an elevated part of that charm ing Bank of the Thames, and commanding Scenery fhe most .varied and Pitturcstrie, has lately been put into complete. and elegant repair, at a crsnsideranle expence, and is fit for . the immediate occupation of a Faintly. • . The .Pleasure-grounds, appr.)ached by - the celebrated Grotto, coMprise , abOut eight Acr6, hi' out with . "elegant taste,andernbowered in stately timber: Amid the various iittproveinents..wi;ich these, classic shades-have received, they retaia the style given by tneir first Proprietor. The Premises are in part Freehold, hut chiefly Copyhold, subject to a-verysznall- quit-rent and find' certain, and a heriot of ' Eight-pence only. rile elegant Household Furniture, in part new, rna . V b hail at , a valuation, or it will bre.soll 1,j7 Atte - fon on the Premises. .May he v es.v 'With Tit kets.-L-P rhtted particulars may he had at the Talbot and Castle li n, Richmond ; at Gar r.twity's ; and in. Pall- Mail. AN IMPORTANT DI•3.COVERY. MESSRS. R RIE ESSRS. 'CUA and Co.' Snrgeoni, having for a- long. series of years made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particul:ir object of their investigation, ara now enabled to announce the discovery .of a Medicine sopethr to Mercury in the cure of that disease. It is at present suf ficient for tkein to obserVe; th::t its efti are diametrically opposin! to those of Mercury, • for though it com - pletely era-. Meows-every v,'stige o'f the:virus in its most confirmed staffs, yet it does nor- ni the least injure the constitution, or alter the complexion ; on the coin ri_ , Ey, it renovates the system in all its natural functions, prmnotes Appetite, and tacilitates digestion. Numberless instances are un recent record cif the , superior cfrteacy of this Medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as, a p . ,rpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proccodini; tr,M, an excels of conjugal and illiciC • ple4sure, or - from the more insidious though not less destruc tive iddidgente in a certain, pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy' variety pfdisorders which are the conscquence of • this solitary vice, there ar.t none more afflicting than those deficiencies anti debilities that prevent er embitter the matri • menial state. 'flie wretched sulkier breodsover his mistbr- tithes, ashamed to seek relict' till it has brought hirrt to such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. - those un happy person it will , be a consoling reflection to knoW that, they may now, by a new and inEdiible mode of trzatinent, he restored to 'that greatest of: di:hut:lan blessings, a.btrong, manly, and vigorous Constitution. Messrs. Currie and Co. rosy be comtilted by pitients of .either sex, at:their blouse, No.. 14, Hatton Garden, person - ally,' or by 1„et: J.r (post-paid) I ;closing a Bank Note, when tne necessary Advice tile: 11;cd tines will be given or sent to any p trt of the Kingdom. - vatients in the ;Country are re- -quested to state their.age and general mode of living. No. 1.:7, Hatton Garden. 80LONION's GOEI)13 T() Tins Day was published. price;; In One VoLune Octavo, of near 3,0 Pages,- with an ele-guit Portrait of the Author, • A NEW V.1.)1'1•10ti1 (With Additions).of A GLrIDE TO ; or,. Advice to I)otit Sexes in a Varicty• of tomplaiiirs. Explaining kite most 'simple and - efficacious 12....tt0.tres those Diseases which are treated on unazr t no. lolrow - ing !leads, viz. Asthma Fits. Bathing, Observations on Floor Albus, or whites Baslitultiess • Bca•els I leart-burn • Cold- 1-lystetic Consumpt;on Ernmoderate Evacuation Cure-for Nervous Diseases I tre-,;tilarity about the turn ,Dejection . or life Deticienty of Natural . Lepr o sy - • • Strengui Lowness of Spirits ' nitric-lice between lit.,ne•:e!!l. :!..leo.ory, Loss or.defeerrof • 1'4 , 1410;o - tits and tl;oseol%et: 11i:r sea, weak mistaken for them Rltcutnatistil • •,Digestion • • _ ' Scurvy 'Female-Complaints Scrofula, &c. &c: To which is ad.'. ••:, An Essay on an Incidental Disease, - and consequent V..., •!-,itess.- This Pa ; . 1110 Cilr..ct method -of cure, front a Blenhorlia;.: ~- ) l.:,rel:cea, to a - croifirmed Siphilis ; which is acide , i, on .S,!etet V enery.. and a Discoursr on' impotency .•, :1 i.. and S tetiL ty and Barrenness inci— dent to Fe1T1.1:42'.;, II ppendtx on-tile subject , ot_a soli tary-and destructp, 2v Ice, i;IL;( an A d•li - ,:ss to Parents, • Guar. dians•and•T:r.-! - ,, those Whp'kiv; • :. ',ire . care:antl education of Youth ; -,•••;:., Lathe's, particularly the af_ fir'ited with , • t • !lie Sey:.---The whole illus. crated and inter.i.et,u ‘. - tErt a of F-at.ti, never befOre published, - 13.- For the vrry 4xcell nt ch . aniazr of ,thiS 'Work see the iiiilerent • * Up , X;irik 7S, o n',,C,,plei have aelually been sold of " •Solortioa's to Ileairii," as ecrtiti.4l coder file of the PiinteS thents.. : atuniher so-uncommonly letr ( y. Ju'list he the ee t t. -- nerioti•of the. riierit -of the 'm\ ork, aid. the approhatiOn of the l'utnic. _ • . Remarks.,--In 7!...!5‘ :PUblication will be -found a Treatise of •is Hypochondriac, and Consumptiee and in which is explained the E r s ym p t o np, t;.,.• in the ditretent stakes of 010 al pi —se; L.016011;3 to young persons of the danger of in: Uil.i, Or ifiFii,Ter treatiiienr, . &e. with the di th-. 7 venereal 5 101-torns and those frequently.tilistak.en also Advise to Bathers at 'lath, :lenonimpton, t'rnit , ..d tor 'the Autnor, and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. 1.;, -Strand ; 'anti' Pater nosier. ro .v ; also brill Pa-‘,..; - Uei lets in the yinteilKingdorn s • price 3s. trezot Carii.ge. A_ _ _ ' _