The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-26 00:00:00

Mr. JEKII.., for • the Plaintiff, stated; that this •Vi3S an ac` ion to recover .damages,,againt the De fendant, who- was an Apothecary, residing in the peighbourhOod of Newman-street, : for ,signing ,Certificate of.ttinacy„ by which the -plaintiff had been arrested, and nearly ,deprived of. his liberty, for anim,lefinite period. This was a complaint of • a inost '.k.rious and important nature, against •-a-, ;I‘tedical Man, wh6, under colour of an- AO of Parliament, had been induced to, sign a Certificate, . stating . ' the Plan - Int - Y;' who was a most respenable' young man, to be, a lunatic ; consequence of which he was dragged flitrough -the streets, and, but for the interference of the passengers, •he • would have been doomed, perhaps, to .an eird lessimprisonment. All this was done at the in. : . • Stigation of one ; who„ - instead of being : his. per secutor, should have' been his protector ';. but the motiites Which induced it were , still more unnatural, and'. the 'a& itself was, extremely - likely. to bring on that malady. The • mother 'Of the Plaintiff • - wished to possess herself of a sum of money Which the, Plaintiff had, in the Funds, and aCtually -induced .a Broker to . sell it out for her adi 7 antage, , .and resorted to this expedient , of committing her son, to perpetual confinement.. These certificates,. he said, were, never granted but 'atter a particular • inspenion of the patienk , by, the most eminent per sons in the ' medical ; In the Present case, however, he observed, he should prove that no suet) inspeclion took - .place nor did the Defendant at any time ever see the :Plaintiff. The Plaintiff had resided some -time at Osborne's - Ha tel, in the Adelpbi, where frequent attempts had been made to get possesSion yr his person. HaV ing at last gone to Bow-street to consult the Magistrates, mother,.. accompanied by a keeper, cane there, and produced the certificateof lunacy 'and, notwithstanding the caution .of that much la, -merited Magistrate Sir R. Ford, he , was dragged _through the streets on his,way to Bethnal-green, as far as Beet-street, when a lady of his acquaintance recognised hitn, the passengers interfered; ,and he was enlarged. After sonic strong observations upon the- magnitude of this. : offence, the learned Counsel concluded_ with a' hope, that the Jury Would,- by their Verdict, make an example of this.Defendaut. . After proceeding, however, 'with some evidence 'as ,to the former existence, and subsequent destfuc tiOn of the certificate in question, the fad could not be sufficiently substantiated in evidence, and the Plaintiff was accordingly . non-suited, • - Sir V. On3Bs, for the Defendant, ,then observed, that he had a full and complete answer to - the Plain : - tiirs.case ; -for had they gone into it, he should have 'shewn, by the' evidence of Dr. Munro, that the Plaintiff was in a deranged state -of mind, and haa once before been in confinement on that account. 'OLD BAILEY. FOURTH DAY.-SATURDAY, MAY 24.' 'Christopher Dempsey and lan." Browne-, a crimp and seaman, were indided on a charge of forging the narte. of .Anthony, Robinsen, to a bond for A. los. by which they received`. payment 'to' that amount at the.'-India House; but ... -; the case was ,not'esta w bliAhed; and the Prisoners ere in - consequence ac quitted. • Rubinson: thekeeper of a brothel in Charles-street, Co'vent Garden, was•convided of an,unnatural fence, and received sentence, or Death. Same day the Sessions ended,• when the - following -weresentericed to transportation for seven years James Cox, John West, -Jane Nunn, Mary-Drake, Nelly Carty, alias liarty, Richard Airis, James Foley; Margaret-O'Brian, Stephen, Rally; 'Sarah Burton, - William Conner, Cornelius Dormohow, Sarah Blake; Wm: Hamerton, -Elizabeth Griffiths, Jane Brown; John Higgins, Joseph Pennyfeather, Thomas Hay wood, Andrew Clarke, ThoMas:Cairipbell, Margaret Ragan, .and John O'Brian—one to be, iuxprisoned in - the House of Corredion, at Clerkenwell„ fur two years—one for-tWelve calendar months—seven -for six calendar months—five for different periodS ; in NeW.gate—fout to e privately Whipped,' and 2 1 were: discharged by rodamation. • Adjourned till the dof July.: • - Mrs. SPENCER Snu•rx had beet,l some months in Italy for the benefit of her health, and when the ,War broke out was at the Baths of Valdagno, near ' Vicenza, from Whence, with other English families. she retired to Venice, then•an Austrian garrison, but .since surrendered to the French, Whose condua in -the first instance towards these English fugitives found in that place wA uncommonly mOdel'at6,- . • Mrs. S. S. in particular, whirl was confined by ill ness to her bed, received permission to - remain till the recovery of her health, with the promise of be ing then allowed to retire.wherever she chose: Thus this Lady remained unmolestetttill the Isth April, I.'aiting for a - passage to Malta and England, when glie - was arrested and placed in custody of a 'police guard of fotir men: She was removed that day to Taduia, from thence to Milan, and is now, We On derstand, 'to be marched to Verdim or - Valenciennes, a distance of at least 500 miles. Zot - LoYA, or THE M00n...N0 complaint has for some years_heen more generally or more truly Made, than that of the insipidity of modern works of fi&ion, Which, - following each other in 'tftune succession, s'erve no other purpose than to load the shelves of out circulating libraries, and the memories of our fine 'ekidies with-wearisome and disgusting details of the supposed adventures of the mawkish indiviAls . who are the' heroes and 1 heroines ,of them i..ncither in v.:resting by the novelty of theirstory, entertain ing by the 'liveliness of their description; or lin-. proving:by the soundness of their instration. 'From this mass 'of inanity, the present produetiOn is a splendid exception,„ It unites in, itself strength and originality of conception, with beauty and facility.of expression; it evinces an' intimate knowledge' of the human mind, "of the incitements • by which it is aauate.d,- and of the variong•shatZes of excellence or praviry -by which' it is diversified ; and 'above all, it possesses a troral of a most, i mportant . na tare., Which the s ubordiiiatci as Well - as;the 'princi purts of the - composition are, with the hand of ,a Master, made fully to-elucidate and display:- atising out of the-same iratisaaiori, bitt there -beiilg no proscution, Mr. Johnston was of ,course ac quitted. HARWOOD V. DAWS. , P R IL' E Of SATV . , Bank Stock - Nay.c_iiptr.L'ent. • 5 per Cent. 179.7, rmh 5 pet Cent. • • 4 per Cent. 77i 3 per Cent. ked. 59 3 per Cent Con 6o -k* ',Sank LI: Ann. 17 Ditto Short Ann. CAPITAL, CI-I01(7, AN. D SINGULARLY VALVA:- SOLI) 14Y:ApCTION, By Mr. CraIISTIE, At his. Great Room, in Pati-Nall, on Tuesday, June the - • ' 3d, at TWelVeo'Clock, THE . VALUABLE CELLAR of - CAPITAL atntd (,I-101 C1.,...W1N.ES of Au very , fihest Qitality and Flaf. idur; 'of 'l3 si-a nqui ED PEa soN AG E; latrly de, ceited ; consisting. of: matchless Ott! Port, East- India Mi.': Beira, Sherry, ,Red and. White Champagne, Red Clarets, Chneau :11,;rgoz, Latete, and Latour ; White Clarets, called V,iflS de. Sauterne, de Gsave, and. Barsac ; a small Quantity of - 01:1 Hock (re. years bid) ; Red Cdfistantid; "tinegtialledi and other curious ijnd rare Wincs. Samples may in the mean time be had in Pail-Mall. VILLA,-BANKS,OF THE TIJAMES, STAINES,-, SUPR Y. TO BE SOLD . BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;" By Mr. CHRISTIE, • - MHAT Beautiful and COlnpaa VILLA, called I • H Y THE _HOUSE, with Coach-hi re. Stabling for. foot horses, Offices, Lawn, and Pleasktre ground'uft-wo-adres; shaded. hy'fincr sl)r.2.ading trees. anti slop ing to the T;Laines, and three acres of Meadow and five of A r4bleliteld for at years) adjoining thereto, On-tire - Bank arA S Trey •Sicie of the Thames, at Staines. , • Ti u; Premises comprise; onthe Ground Floor, a large Hail; L'ilhard Rooni, Dining . Parlour, and - interior. Apartments. JOb. the First, a spacious Drawing.room, Library, four B i d, chambers, and Breakfast-room, commanding - a piduresque view over the River to ‘Vindsur Castle - , and four Bed-rooms its flip Attics.. _ This singul.:rly elegant Villa and ('rounds have received cmbchishinm"ts from' various handy to the amount of several thipsanq pounds, and are now in complete and neatest order. fir for the immediate occupation of a Genteel Family ; Nre , held on Lease, twelve years unexpired, at the trifling .Rent . of 3t 1. ; buulte Lease may be extended to 45 years on allowing a small advance upon the annuai rent. May be viewed, with Ti ,;;cis ;Ina further partic u lars nla4 be known roil SUPERIOR WINES. PENCER and PERKIN'S; No. 115, Newgate.; 1,3 street; Importers of Wine for upwards of forty years;' sixteen of which they hare aATted that admirable Moue of melior:tang it in latge V.it of 3 and 400.c , ,Gallons.contents,* as is" pr.: ised Cermany in other Places abroad ;by which their Wines are so improval Jit Flavour, and :their Cordial, Qualities retained, that they are not only a delicious Liquor to the Palate, but grateful .to the Stomachs of .Nervous Ha bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old .Port, Madeira, bucella, &c, is of ,tc,ot,Ql. value, by- which they are enabled to Keep Wine to great a,:es, both; in CaSk and .Bottle.. They.also keep a Farg4 Stock of Cogniac Brandy, Pine and J onarca Rum, and Orange Shrub, tho Oldest in London treaten an the saine mannerin with their Wines, they sell no the most:mOderate Term-4 fur Rady-money.. . Nob less than a Dozen sent to any part of the Town free of Lx pence. No. .T. 9, A rmlciel- street, Sept. i 3, OR T.';leven YCllr.i I have relinquished -all'other the T red tznent of Vriwre.li Coinvraints, ,the cur,: Ul t Wlll,t Zile rile conz.c.ittell;:os Ut _ The tit:anhcations ic ,1 71S Nie:N ber of t;:t: .",.);al Cot iege.of tut' extent of qtr; :'l:3 peculiar u 1); C.:IaMI to cannot he ittt,itn , Al. by the linter:it:, i)t',oveu t)y thr respectable )11u . .,i is n'araseal by attention to i:II;; • contid . ,c,uts of Disease and Debility, in world' I .Itave been , consulted, cc:it:lt:col to lily perfect -comprehen sion t• I ise t:.i tISO it,,,ul the Of an unguarded ma tual it: such Cases of .ctistre.u,tul ; ., ..r.atgemetit chi are trot:- habitual Vice, any ;‘,l3n . ;:s-tuule a t,L,if.er ir . ,Je to treat ,t1t,:111 than • 'it,feViir Si'l 4e()11, rc:.lei. , ai ttli c,t her Practice for the Treat ment of these, o l concetatating his atrentioit,atid.ialdies to. this perticadar (Swill ?` In recent Crl•-:'S of fificaion, I';dn, Danger, and Ijis (res.; nay be ay.•,id,l, and io the tort sensatio, , ,, of local by : such l means of rc- i c ;; i r, ) it l i . t ‘l .n t i ttr as e % ' • l 2;lT ' r r e Y s t'euzAc} 1 1. :Yart .. : ( ra .: CL I t te . ,s ti t ' reng t to the Comititutien. • , Through inuott;iderate neglect the slightest ct;ses, become important,. hut tt is the actiutrenwnt c7f usive'ex pet it...nce in this line si.te and perat,hieat restoration,when ha .y:: even Tie terms of remuner:ition - ate pr.!cisciv stated on the first ineerview, but nu letters are ans.ve-red unless a Bank Note is indosea. „ whi"( 111!1•4 11,,V MARTIN „,.. Member,of the Royal Coi lege of S:trgeons in London. No, 29, Arundel-stEve,t, Strandolear "Cemple-bar. is nn additional entrance ill v.: ater-strtct,' adjoining,. Flom the LOND GiZ:7TE, Illa!J 24, 1806. N 4 24, 18:.)0, . ._. . ~, 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, ,Lieutenant E.'Bradburne to_be Captain ot alrcop,' by.purchase, vice Leigh, yt-ito retire:. .. . td 'Reginlent of Dragoons, Henry Geurge .Barnard, Gent.. to be Cornet; without purchase, vice Dickson, promoted. 6th Ditto, Cornet Theop. BiddulplitO be LieUt&nant, with-. 'out puichase. • r • 4th Regiment of Ug,ht Dragoons. Captain Henry Morritt, from llalf-pay•Of the liidependendcht, to tie' CAptaiti ui a Troop, vice Ville.boi*, why) exchanges, receiving_the fewnce, zut Ditto, Surgeon Richard Spencer, fiom,the 4th Foot, to be'Surgemr, vice Wake, who retires on of the ith Foot. • • 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain Thornas William Gor don to be Captain of a Coinpaity, by purchase, vice. Sir Joseph Copley,.Bart. who retires. Ensign Franci Home - to he Lieutenant, vice Gord.m. 4th Regiment of , Foot, Surgeon Stephen Woolrich, frOrn . Half -pay of their ith Foot, to be Surgeon, - "vice Spencer, appointed to the slat Light DragOons... , . -- • Bth Ditto, .Charles Ince, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Ward,'whoSe. A ppointment has. not taken place. 9th Ditto, Ensign Isaac leryis to. be Lieutenant, without. phichase, vice Hall, appointed to the'64t 11-. Foot. Richard ttothwell, Gent..to be Ensign, vice Jervis: t6ill Ditto, Ensign Charles J . Tench to be Lieutenant, with out -purchase, ' vice4)ownes, promoted ittMajor- General, Champagne's Regiment. To be Ensigns—William Balfour, Gent.. by , purchase, vice Rudsde.l), promoted Solomon l< 'chards, Cent, • vice. Tench. GeorgeßOOker, Gent.' to be without pur-• chase, vice Barker, appointed to the stst FOot. _ t3th DittO ' EnSign 'and Adjutant, -- Dillon to have the RankotLieutenant. Ensign and Adjutant C. D. Cole • man to have the Rank of Lieutenant, k:nsign john Stevens to be Lieutenant; Without purchase, vice Adair, who re. tires. 2301 Ditto; Lieutenant -Henry Wynile to 'be Adjutant, vice Stain-forth, promoted. 24th' [Atte, Vardy, - Gcnt, to be Ensign, without pur • , • chaSrk vice CopperthWaite;_who resig i rts. - 25th Ditto, Andrew Perrott, Gent. to ue Ensign, by. pur r chase, vice Warren, promoted. • - 43d Ditto, Ensign -- Pollock .to be Lieuten a nt, without purchase, vice Skipp, who retives. - Ensign Charles Taggart to be Leon:ham, without purchase, vice Veiier,. who resi g ns., 44th Ditto. Lieut. T.. A. Pudic to be'Adjutant, vice Mack - roll, who resigns the'Adjutantcy. , 4710 Ditto, Captain John Robert Nason, front Half-pay of the Independent., to be Captain of a Company, vice Pol . hill; who exchanges, receiving the , differe;ce.. Ensign. W. - Cairns to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Burton, promot ed. • ' sist Ditto, Ensign G. : D. Parker, from the loth Foot, to be - Ensign; without purchase, vice Benson, Whose Appoint mein tuts not taken, place. - 52d Ditto, Ensign 'Thomas F. Laye to be Lieutenant, by . purchase, ViCe.Warre, promoted m. the 9Sth Foot. Baker Coates, Gent.-to - be Eusign, by purchase, vice lohnstone, promoted. - • 6ist Ditto, Lieut. R. Drew, frOm. the 35th Foot, to be. Ad ' jthatit, with the Rank of Littatenam, 'rice lames, wile re the Adjutantey. , 69th Ditto, Ensign Robert Baker to he Lieutenant, by pur chase,.viee pa:muted in t he,72at toot. 74th lard, Lichtehant 'ishn Alexander Meru to be Captain of a CoMpany, •viee'Oet tkceaSed. • To be . Lieutenants wi,thout ptirchase Ensign John White, vice Creagh, deccasd.-' Ensign . B. Kernan, vice James Moore, promoted. ,Ensign Alexander Thompson, vice Mein. -Ensigri . Frederick vice G rant, deceaed . To be. Ensigns—Bernard Kernan, Gent. ,vice White. O'Hara Baynes, Gent, vice Kernan. Fred - crick. Langley, Gent. vice Williams, promoted in the 73d Foot. -Ensign James P. Shawe, from the 76th ,Foot, vice 'I hompson. R. Ro bertson, Gent. vice Lairgley. 7, 79th Thtto, -Peter NPlntyre,Gent..to be Quarter Master; vice M'Kennon, who returns to his tinnier Half-pay. , 85th Ditto, John Grant - King,' Gent. to be Ensign, with Out purchase, vice Dowd, promoted in the 234 Light Ora- goal's. Both Ditto, Captain Wm. Tloo'tliby, from the a7th Foot, to. he Ciptain of a Company, - ice fti 'Lean, appointed to the tat Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain Charles Gardiner, from the NoVa Scotia -Fencibles, to oe Captain of a Couniany, vice Fead, appointed to tile Silt Royal Veteran Battalion. gad Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Wilkie to he Captain of a Coin pany, without purchase, vied .Macpherson, appointed to . the gtli Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Wm.. Mac kay to'betjap.tainot 4.Coini,mity, vice P. Gordon, deceased. Ensign Donald: M`Pherson to be Lieutenant, vice Wilkie. Aleyander Gordon.. Gent. to be Ensign,-vice M•Pherson. ist West India Regiment, Lieutenant Edward Webb to be Captain of, a Company, without purchase, vice Reid, ap pointed 4.the list, Foot. William Hunt, Gent. to be Ensign, ' without. purchase, vice Kiik. appointed ,to the ist Garrison Battalion. . . 6th Ditto, W. H. Glover, Gent. to be Ensigti, by purchase, •vice W title, promoted in the.,l;7th Foot. Royal Regiment of Malta, Ensign Charles .plunket to be Lieutenant, vice• Vella, Who resigns. _ Lieutenant George Baptista' Pajas, twin the Malta Provincial Battalion, to be-Ensign, vice Pjunket. . Royal Coricali Rangers; Lieutenant Richard Church ; from the 39th Foot, - to be Captain of a Company, vice Morafi, deceased. ' Ist Garrison Battalion, Ensign John Kirk, from the tat West India Regimehi,' to be 'Ensign, vice Sir john moted in the Seth. cot. 3d Ditto, Alexander Oiroin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brodie, promoted in the 66th FOot. ad Royal Veteran 13attalion, Brevet Itlajor,Williarn White, from . the both Foot, to be Major, 'vice Bowen, placed on • the Retired List. *.. Bth Dittb ' Ciptaiirgharles Robert Fend, from the Both Foot, to - be Gaptairrof a Company, vice Mansfield, appointed to the a&Royal Veteran Battalion. • Nova Scotia 'Feneibles, Lieutenant Thomas jucldrel.l,.. from the 7th Foot, to be,Captaiii of a CoMpany, vice Garliner, appointed to the goth Foot.• STAFF.• Colonel-Frederick Augustus Weihei - .01.,-of.the Nova Scotia .. Feneibles, to be Bri-adier-Gentral ho the Forces ,serving in the Windward and 7 Lceward Charibbee Island Station. The King!: German Legion. . . . . Ist Battalion of the Line, - Ensign c.";eorie Baron During to be • Lieutenant ; vice Klenke, who resigns. gill Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel" "1.4 Plat to be Co. lona-Commandant, 'with temporary Rank. Major ..De Hugo to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary Rank. Captain -- De "Wisssel to be Major,• with temporary Rank. Captain De Soden to be ditto. To be Captains, with,tempurary Rank--captains De Schro..' dcr. De Bachell. Baron Bottuner., Geruer, •Baron Cue. ben. George Chuden. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank Licutenants Schau mann'. lle Diepenbruick. SeeiniUsen.- De . Bennoits De Dreves. De Voigt. Evert. Baron Wense. De Becker. De Bennoit. De Waithausen. fiotreve. • Scheele. To be Ensigns—Ensign De-Rougemont, from • the Dept% • Company. Ensign De Marburg. Ensign De Westerliagen - : . To be Adjutant, with the temporary lank of Ligutenant, Lieutenant - Brinkman. . Tu be Quarter-Master, Lieutenant Falkmann. Pirtillery—Lieutenant anti Adjutant Charles Flugge to be Second Captain, vice Gesenius, promoted. Second Lieu tenant Frederick Erythropel to be First Lieutenant, vice %%tiering. Lieutenant- Lewis Wie.ring to be,Adjutant,. vice Flugge, MEMOY,ANDUM. , Paymaster lames Digh t, of the 2.7 th Foot„'i - S- superseded!. The undertneittioned:ollicers 'are superseded, being.. absent without leave—Ensign lohn Laing, of the zd foot. En-. sign Cecil M. Bisshopp, attic 44th Foot.. &sign Willtani C. Cullen(); of the 46th Foot. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 18th May, 1805.. 64th Foot—For lames Bonnett, Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Briggs, promo►ed in. the .4611 i Foot, read joint Bennett, 'Gent. to be_ Ensign, ivithout purchae, vice Briggs, pminoted in the 46111 Foot. Oidnance Office, illqy 2r, tSo6. . , Corps ©f Royal:Engineers-:-..", lexander Cheyne, Cent to be Sec,ond Lieutenant. Dated May 1, 186.. antmission in the' Loyal Greenwich Water Fencible Associa von, signed Ig die Lord I.;eraen.w a) tl.'e C.:linty of Kent. Richard i Slancy, Cent. to be Licutemigt, vice Wiiiiam War net, resigned. 'bated May ampii:trioms rig7ed the Lard Lieuten&nt of tie Carroty of Kent. TObe Depilty Lieutenants—Thorms Mercer, Fsq: I)„,te.i LON DON : Printed (tCHAR!) HA R. RI:, of No. 4, MArtittt-cour:, ; isne..l of WILLIAKARMIGIR. SCA ups, of South Moitou-street, rosvenor-squar..: hit t1ie.5 . 1.71 . 4-TFiLGE, No. 112, Strand ; where 4domii.s. ,, itc4.ts P:lper, Letters tor dive Editor, cxc. (bJSt Paid), 1111 Vt b'e acislrtwwd. • • August t 4, 1104. • Sir Walter soling, Bart. Dated March to. i 506. George Nlorlan,l, Fsq'., Dated as above. Esq. Pated as above. Thomas Trcvillon, Esq. Dated as above. "i'llomas Newnharn, -Esq...Dated as above. Commissi,ns ironed by the Loud tieutennt of the CoteSsy of Lanark - . Andersson Regiment of rOltenseer Illfyary. fames 'Laird, Esq. to be Captain, vice Alexander,' resigned. , Dated- Dec. IS, tSoi. Gilbert , Lang,, jun. Esq. to be ditto, vice Strong, resigned. Dated Feb. 21, 1306. Ensign ' I). Monteith to be Lieutenant, vice Scanler,resignc,d. Dated December 18, 18:5. Ensign Wm. 'Geddes, Gent. to be ditto, vice'Websta, deceased. Dated December l l9, • Wm, Young, Gent. to:be Ensign, vice Moikteith, ; Dated December 18, Alexander Gent. to be ditto, vice Geddes. .IYatcd D'cc_ ' • Commission in sbe . Worcestersl;ire Militia, Jived by Srt Lord Lievicvahi. Henry Davey, Gent. to be , Ensign. Dated May ro, 1806. - . BANKRUPICI 7 1 NLA.RGEO. Nathan Rust, of Rotherfield Pep pard, near Henley, Oxford' shire, miller, frank 'May 24 to, 'Lily tz,-at ten, at Guildhall, London. - _ BANKRUPTS. fames bickenson, of Colborne ' Lancashire, cotton-spinner, to surrender lone 21, 23, and idly 5, at the Nag's Head Inn, Vv'arringtOn, Lancashire. Attornies, Mr. Blank Lock, . 11,1ildred's-court, Pouitt,y, London ;or Mr. Bradford, Warrington: Richard Farr, of Woonton, Herefordshire, timber-rrierehant,• .to-surrender !One s-; 6, aryl July 5; at eleven, at tbe,Grey , hound inn, 1 teretbrd. Attornies, Messrs. Price and WW. . ham's, Lincoln's• Inn Old-square, London ; ue Messrs. Downes. and James; lieretord. Augustus White, Of Aldernianbury, London, faißor, to sur render. May 31, lune 7, arid . nly 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vizard, Gray's:lnn-square. Samuel Wittle,•of Manchester, and Samuel Blakeley, late of London, dealers and ce-paßners, to surrenderune .46, 17, and July 7, at eleven, at the Royal Qak Inn, Manches ter. Attornies, l‘tr. Ellis, .Cursitor-street, London ; ur Messrs. Kearsley and Card Well, Manchester. • Joseph Lewes, ut W,estruinSte - C-road, Southwark, Surrey, victualler, to surrerlder May 31, lune 7, and Lilly 5, at twelve, at•Guildhall,lLndOn. Attornies, Messrs. Parker, • Young, and Hughe-s, EsSex 7 street, Strand. , • joh/tiMasseye late or I)eatr„ row; Wilmslow; county-of-C hes ter',,check,Mann Licturcr, to surrender lune t 6, 17, and July 5, at eleven, at the Swan inn, Wilmslow. Attornies, Mr. • W. Duniville, .tinutsford, Cheshire ; or Messrs. Wright and l'ickering, Paper-buildings, Temple,-Londori., George Rayson, of Leeds, Yorkshire, druggist, to surrender lune r, tz i and July 5, at - eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. 'Attornies, Messrs. Rolland, Atkinson, and Bollarid, Leeds or Messrs. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, ,Furnival's-Inn; London. Henry Rayson, of Liverpool, druggist, to surrender lune 13, .19, and-July 5, at twelve, atdhe-Hotel, .Lord-street, verpool. ,Attorne.r, Mr. Forest,• LiverpoOl. Benjamin Sandford Sykes, of Liverpool, dealer t, ,,to surrender June r 5, 17, and July 5, at eleven; at the (Abbe Tavern, I olin-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mess. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings, ,Lundon or Mr. George. Orred, Liverpool. George Tanner, of Bristol, cutler, to surrender] une 9, to; .at eleven, and J uly's, at five, at the Rummer Tavern, All. Saints'-lane, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. l3engough and Palmer, Bristol ; or .Messrs. Tarrant and iNdoule,. Chan. cery lane, London. • George Vaughan the yonriger; of Snatchwood, Trevethin, and, of New port, Nloarnoutlishire, coal miner, to surrender lune 4,6, and July 5,4 t eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saints'-lane, Bristol.' 'Attornies,Mr. Gabel', Lineblii's ' Inn,. London; or Mr: Stephens or Mr. Bartley, Bristol: George Vauglran the elder,, of Snateliwood, Trevethirn - and of Newport, MotirriOutlishire, coal-miner, .to surielider lune 4,6; and I illy 5, at eleven,. at the Rummer Tavern, All Saints'-lane, Attornies, Gabel', Litt coln's- Inn, • Londoir; tir Mr. SteptrenS or Mr. - Hartley, 13ristol. George Richards, of Gotigh-scidare, - London, - furrier, to sur render_ May 31, tine 3, and July 5, at one,; at Guildhall. Attorney, Allen, London-street, Fencliurch-street. , ohn-tthvaids,-of Wigmore-street, Cavendish.square ' dlesex, sadier, t 0 surrender June. j, at eleven, - s, and July 5, at teii,•at Guildhall. -11ttorney, Mr. Gib-bard, Milbank:- street, Westminster. • „ • , - • . Roliert Pike, et . Liverpool-, bread-baker, to surrender- Tune 16, 17, and july 5, at the Hotel, Lor-d-street,, LiVerpool. Attornies, Messrs. Crump arid .trudge, Liverpool ; or Mr: liattye; Chancery-lane, London. John Shi llingford, of Stanton St: John, Oxfordshire, butcher, .to surrender June 9, at six, no, and July 5, at eleven, at the Marlborough Arras,-Woodstock, Oxfordshire., Attorney, Mr. Moore, Bicester, Oxibrdshire. • DIVIDENDS. . _ June 24. john Baker, of Holborn, Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten; at Guildhall, • June 24. ThOmas Lansdale, late of Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten, at, ' Guildhall. _ . • July 2. Henry Aveson, 'ofManchester, publican, at eleven, at the Coaon and Horses, Manchester. • June 9. lOhn'Bownier, of Branipton, Torksey, Lincolnshire, tanner,' at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Gain4burgh. , Tune 16. Richard Wood, late of Liverpool, imrchant,at one, at the George,lnn, 'Dale-street, .Liverpool. • - • june 2-I..Geoft,e Maine the younger, ,of Cols:hest-4 - , Essex, 'horse-deatet,'at one, at Guildhall, London. June t 6- iohn'Sudgen, and Witham Gamble, of Liverpool, merchants and co-partners, at one, at the llotel, Lora . street, Liverpool. • June tb. Thomas Teasdale, late of Penrith, Ctunberland, iniikeeper, at eleven, at tne George Inn, Penritii. • lone.zr. Robert Deibisbire, of Liverpool, grocer, at one, at • the Glbbe Tavern, JOhn;.street, Liverpool. • , • . June LI. - George Wilson, 'and Edward Dixev,,,,late OfWard ' l robe-place Doaor•i '-Connnons,• London,' but now of Pic cadilly, .Middlesex, opticians and co-partners,. at one, at Guildhall. • June at. John Adam Wilke,. late of Coleman-street, Lon-• don, merchant, at one,.at G itidhall. July 1. James Charles and Thomas Loft, .Of • Friday-street, • Cheapside, London,. warehousemen and co-partners, at • ten, at Guildhall. July t.tThoinaS Miller, of 'llford, Essex, deAler, at ten, at Gui/dhall, London. June 21. CharlesCurzon, of Portsea,Hants, dealer s at twelve, at Guildhall, London. - • June 21. Pines Smith and Samuel King, of Newgate-street, .London, wool len-drapers and co-partners, at one, at G hall. lune 21. Matthew Bainbridge, of Goswell-street, Alderstate Without, Middlesex, tailor ; at twelve, at Uuiklliall. • Joril 17. kichard Sruith, late of • Lutterworth, Leicestershire, - mercer and draper, at eleven, at the hind Inn, Linter . • - worth. ,Augilst e 5. William Smith and John Ashton, of Newgate street, London, linen-drapers and co-partners, - at ten, at U udeihall. July t. Spencer Compton, late -of New-street, B?shopsgate -street 1V it bout, - Merchant, at one, at Glidonall.. Itme.l7. John. natty Tuke, late of •tieverley, Yorkshire, ... banker, at eleven, at tlfe George Ind, Whitefriargate, ston- Upon - June 1 6. William Balding, late of Holt, Norfolk, y,rocer, at • eleven,- at the-Bull Inn, Magdalen-street, Norvv.tc,;, June 17. lohn Martin Saw) er, ot London, Peter ' and William Blogg, of Savannah, in A:nerica, and co-partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. lune 16. Thomas Denny, lam of Great Glernhion; - Su merchant, at.ten, at.the_Bell Inn, Sax:mut:ol)am, Sutioik. CER 7 //,'/ CA TES. • • June ta. lames Foul Dianiond, Lite of Russell,-street,Bloonts . bury, ,Middiesex, hair.dresser. W Stephen llaiding and James Barton H;:rdio, of Cos- . port, county of Southampton, printerS and co. pal LliCi S. Joseph Wheeler, of Blackheath,: Kent,itr.iicc. Bernard Frederick Gratl,-of Castle-court, B udge. row, London, insurance-brol:er. • - • _ sal Sherburn, Yorkshire, , fish-nionger. • William Jackson, of Manchester, hat-lining-cutter. john Morris, of. Shadoxhurst, Kent, dealer, George• Moor, of Greenwich, Kent, dealer in hay and corn. Edward Coveney, late of St Mary-at=hill, Lower -Thames street, London, victualler and vintner. Samuel Young, of. North Audley-street, Grosvenor-square; Middlesex; surgeon. John Lexv thwaite, of Liverpool, merchant. Win. Rivett, of Herbed - lithe, Surrey, miller.- Robert Damies, of Ent-.eid Wash, iviiddleseki potatoc4ricr chant. STATE-LoTTFity.Twenty Thousand Pounds-for the first-drawn Ticket next. Friday, being the fifth day of drawing. SHIP• NEII3. rooLE, MAY L 3. Areived—the - eharfotte, Thompson, dria Alit;, from, Portsmouth ; HCiPe; • Nethcrlmod, from Dover; Hope, Righthead, froni Southampton ; Catha rine, Pratt, and Amity, King, from Newcastle. Sailed—the Alfred, ,Pack, Mary, Billons, :for Liverpool.; Robert, Percu, for Cowes; Dart, Harland, for Weymouth; and Pheasant, • Brooks, , for Bristol. GRAVESENIi, MAY 25. Passed by—the lohq- and Elizabeth, from Cette ; and thristi A na, ,Vaterrnan, Irani Bari' is-. • Sailed—the N.yutie, Vakiderney, for C.atwyck. BIRTHS On Friday the 16th inst. the Lady of the, Rev. 1. W. Cum; ningham, of Oclthant; ,of a Dau);fizer. Lately, at Canterbury, the 'Lady of Lieutenant -Colonel TOrrens,; AisistAut Adjutant-Gener4l, - .4. a Son. On Thursday last; at the house of tkaliiiir:ll Sir John °Mei Cloucester-pl.Acc, Lady Orde, oed•Datighter. 111ZRRIED. • Oit Saturday last, 'at - St. Anne's Chinch, GeOige'.Heathi Esq. of the Temple, to Miss Dunbar, eldest daughtcrot thd hitt; William Dunuar, Esq. and•.first cousin of General Sit loin Moose. - • • The same day, Ralph Biglaiul, Esq. Norroy King of Arms; to Miss Lorimer, ch.Lst daughter of Mr:Lorimer, of. Lye, in Suilblk. • . DIED. Early yesterday morning, after a tedious illness, at the Go— vernor's apartments in. Greenwich hospital, Viscountess flood, in the year of lierrige. - On the gilt inst„at.K.eYhaven, the Lady of William Grier, Esq. • On-Thuesday..last,-at Burly St.' Edrrititid'S, - .at a very acl.4, vanccd age, after a long .and painful. illness, Mrs. Nlarthi. Prigg, wife of Mr. Trigg, of that place, and mother to Mrs. Richard Leach ~Lof Holies- street, cavendish•square; Last at hei house in I: nightsl' , .ridge, in the 87th year of her 'age, Mrs.-Ann Lewis,: sister of the late Mr. Lewis, of Coveutarden. • On the , t9tir inst. at his hOuSe, BrOad.street, Ratcliffe, Mr. 'Tliornas-liownian, late of. Limehouse, in the Both year of his age. ti STOCKS RDAY. I iidia Stock, India,lionds, 2S. 3s. dis. South-Sea Stock, Excheq. Bills, 3s. ts. dis. onmium, 3 per Cent:deterred, Flinperial 3 per Cent. Digo. 3 - 'Orbs Cons..fur July 24, 6i