The Sun. — London, England, 1806-06-04 00:00:00

From the LO.VDON GAZETTE, June 3,180 G. Downing-street, June 2, 18 . 06. 4 - • The King has _beenpleased to, auSe . it to be sig nified . by-the-Right Hon. Charles James Fox, His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to the •MiniStei - s - of ,Friendly rand - Neutral Rowers residing at this Court, that, in consequence '/* of subsequent advices, the' Blockade announced to the said Mini , iterS on the Bth of April last shall not extend to the River Trave. • ;Ey -Offrce, yune 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant H. Le Grange Dougan to he Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Cor net R Pliihbs to be Lieutenant, without purchase. En sign fohn_ Chambers, from the 39th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Phitibs. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet John Massey to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase. gth Regiment of - Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Arthur Gore, from the 3th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gurley, Who exchanges: nth Ditto Captain Pcter Augustus •Lautour, from Major- General ' Ramsay's Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Nli'.ls, who exchanges. Cornet James AlfredSchneber to be Li;Mtenatit, by purchak, vice Worsop, who retires. 2rst Ditto,. Henry .Elliott, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vi,:e Vawdrey, promoted. Co!dstreany Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign Edward Teri. kinson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lord Alex Gordon, appointed to the 59th Fcot. 6th Regiment of - Foot, Lieutenant-General George Nugent, from the 62d Foot, to he Colonel, vice His Highness the p.ou. of Gloucester, appointed to the Command - of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. - . • 'tit Ditto, Lieutenant- C lone! John Stewart, from the szd Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Shairpe, deceased. ,4th Ditto," Lieutenant William Moore to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Miller, promoted. En sign Jatnes Hudson to be Lieutenant, vice Moore. Her. cotes lohn , Heyland, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hudson. ittli Ditto, Ensign Henry ‘Vheat, from Half-pay of the late . Sheffield Regiment, to be Ensign s "vice Hall, promoted in the 30th Foot. :Oh Ditto, Doran, Gent . . to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Douglas, promoted. 23(i Ditto. To he First Lieutenants, without purchase-Se cond Lieutenant Henry jonnson, vice Maclean, promoted. Second Lieurenani Harrison, vice Barclay, prortritcd • in the tst Garrison Battalion. • Second Lieuie - nint Alex. IVloutgonicry, vice Pateson, promoted in Major-General Rantsas's Regiment." Second Lieutenant Richard Treeve. To be Second Lieutenants— Collins;• Gent. vice • son. William Henry !ones, Gent.' vice Harrison. - Wat- Itin Wynne Gent. vice Montgomery. • 3oth Ditto,, ensign Pringle Hall, from the 16th Foot, to he Lieutenant, with Out purchase, Vice Crauford, promoted. 3►st Ditto, Lieutenant William Gurley, from the 9th Light Dragotns, to be Lieutenant, vice Gore, who exchanges. Assistant-Sufgeon iclin Ives to . be Surgeon. 39th Ditto, George Hogg, Gent. ,to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Chambers; appointed to the 4th Dragoon "Guards. - 7 4-th Ditto, Ensign William Hibbert to be Lieutenant, with ,out purchase. Ensign William Cochran to be ditto. Wal dron Kelly, Gent to be Ensign, vice Hibbert. ighn F. Gray, Gcnt: to be ditto, vice Cochran. 42d Ditto. Ensign Henry Heathcote, from the 30th Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Arthur Fraser, promoted. 45th Ditto, John Conner, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur-' chase, vice Harrison, whose Appointment has not taken place. - ,47th Ditto, Second Lieutenant Edward Templeton, from . the gsth Foot, tube Lieutenant, without purchase. , 4th Ditto, Ensign Lawrence .Crawley to be Lieutenant; without purchase, vice Beil, promoted. Ensign Robert Herring, to be ditto, vice Glascott, appointed to the 16th Light Dragoons. To be Ensigns, without purchase—William Talbot, Gent. vice Luster, superseded, being absent without leave. H. E. Robinson, Gent. vice Crawley. Galin William Duke, Gent. Vice Her r ing. ' 52(1 Ditto, Major Robert Barclay to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Stewart, appointed to the gth Foot. Captain Henry Ridewood to be Major, vice Barclay, Lieutenant Cletneut Poole to be Captain of a Company, vice Ridewood. Ensign John Cross to be Lieutenant, vice Poole. George Brooke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cross. syth Ditto, Captain Lord Alexander Gordon, from the Cold stream Foot 'Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cuyler, promoted. 62cl Ditto, Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre Conte, K. B. from . the 89th Foot, to be Colonel; vice Lieutenant-General Nugent, appointed to the Command of t'he 6th Foot. 64th Ditto. •To be Ensigns, without purchase—William ' Gamble, Gent. vice Bletsoe, deceased. Thomas Harrison, Gent. vice Elwin, superseded; being-absent Withott leave, -John jervois, Gent. vice Smith, superseded, being absent without leave. Anthony Keogh, Gent. vice Parker, sti- perseded, being absent without teave. 79th Ditto, .Ensign John Capieron to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice A ssiotti. promoted in the 27th Foot. Ewen Cameron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice John Cameron. - Erst Ditto. To be, Lieutenants--Ensign Thomas Robert Duadas, without purchase. Ensign Francis D. Militias, without purchase. - Ensign Alexander,- Gardiner. without, purchase. Ensign George Sparks, without purchase. En stgn t ames Henderson, by purchase. To be Ensigns—BartholorneW V. Derenzy, Gent. vice T. -R., Dundas. Knox Montgomery, Gent. vice. F. 1). Dun das. JaMes Aldborough Denhis, Gent. vice Gardiner, Edward Brewster, Gent. vice Sparks. Szcl Ditto, John Ouseley Kearney, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Rainey, 'whose Appointment as not taken place.. Ditto, Lieutenant Courtland Schuyler to be Captain of Compaiiy, without purchase. Ensign Stawell Andretits to be Lieutenant, vice Schuyler. John Kaye, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Andrews. 87th Ditto, Quarter-Master.Serjeant fames Carrol to be (,),dirter-Master, vice Howard, who resigns. Ditto, Ensign ‘Villiam Flack to be Lieutenant, without purchase; vice Irvine, promoted. Morgan Carroll, Gent. to be, Insign, vice Bolton, deceased. Henry Hale, Gent. tobe_Ensign, vice Flack. 89th Ditto; Lieutenant-General John Whitelocke, from the ptli West India Regiment, is be Colonel', vice Sir Eyre Coote, appointed to the Conlinand of the 6zd Foot.- 92d Ditty, Serjeant- Major Daniel Stewart to be Adjutant, (with the Rank of Ensign), vice Mackay, promoted. 95th. Ditto, Thomas Crawford, Gent. to be Second Lieu tenant, without put - Chase, vice Templeton, promoted in the 47th Foot. . 96th Ditto, Major Alexander Francis Taylor, from Half-pay of the Fate 1410 Garrison' battalion, to be Nlajor, vice Wes ton, who exchanges, Thomas thtvenport Hunt, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchas'e, vice Vandeleur, who resigns. 6th kVet, India Regiment, LieutenantGenertil Simon Fraser, iron Haft-pay of the wd Foot, _ ' to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant General ‘Vhitelocke, appointed to the •Com- mulct of the sgth Foot. Major-Generai Rainsay's Regiment, Captain john Mills, trom the I ith Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Lamour, who exchanges. Neuron's Regiment, Ensign J uste de Corsy to be Lieute nant, vice Friedberg, promoted in Froberg's Levy. • The King'4 German Legion. . •• - - -- • 6th Battalion of the Line': Ensign Georg Baron During to he Lieutenant, vice% Weyhe, who resigns. Otto SChat. rnann, Gent. to be Ensign. 7th Ditto, Ensign l'rederiek Baron Hanstein to be Lieutenant, vice 18,5 - isberg, who resigns. • • Stil Ditto, Cornet Luderitz to be Ensign: A Regiment of Infantry for Service at the Cape of Good Hope, Major Samuel Graham, front the 93d Foot, to be Lieute nun-Color-tel. Captain laCob Glyn CuYler, horn the 39th Foot, to he Major. Captain Charles Napier, fr9m the. Royal Staff Corps, to be Major. • , • To .be Captains of • Companies—Lieutenant. George West Barnes, from the totlt Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Patrick Crauturd, from the 3oth Foot. Lieutenant William Open, Irvin the 70111 Foot. 3d Garrison Battalion, Captain facob . Tonson, froth the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be . Captain of a Company, • vice Blackniore, who exchanges.. Ensign A ntliony Robin son, from. Hal f- pay of the , 33th , Foot, 'to be Ensign, \ vice tinlach., promoted in the 79tH . • 4th Royal Veteran 'Battalion, iCaptain Henry Blackmore, from the 3d (-arrisun Battalion, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice T. 115011, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serjeant George Burke, from the Royals to ue-Q,larter-Master; vice M'lntoo, who resigns. LONDON : I'rintri by kJ C At the-SUN-011..1 HOSPITAL STAFF. To.be Surgeons of Recruiting Districts—Surgeon Thomas French, from Half-pay of 32(1 Light. Dragoons. Surgeon John . Goodsman, front Haltpay." Surgeon. John Simpson, • :from Half-pay of 9,ist loot. , London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers. Cornet Herbert J ginner to be Lieutenant, vice Gilleshie, who resigns. Matthew Shakespeai; Gent. to be Cornet, vice I enticr. E Mt!, - r A in the Gazettes of the Ist Odober and zsth March • last. 74th Font—For George Ainslie, Gent. to be. Ensign, without • purchase, ,vice Munro, , deeeased,• read Geor4e•Annesley, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Munro, de ceased. sioth Ditto—For purchase;vice.Fraser, promoted, read William I'. Jones, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fraser, pro moted. ,Ordttetnce Office, June 2, 1806. Corps of Regal Artillery Drivers. Second Lieutenant Commissary George Blacken to be First Lieutenant Commissary, vice H urn phrys promoted. Dated May 2t,, iBo6. ' Lieutenant Charles Wallis, of the Fast Middlesex Militia, to be Second Lieutenant Commissary, vice Blackett. Dated as above. Commissions in the Royal Lancas,hire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieuto'rapt. ist Battalion. To be Captains -John Beswick, Esq. Dated January 2, 1806. Thomas Crewe, Esq. Dated April„ 1806. - Edward Jones, Esq. Dated May s, 1806. To be Lieutenants—Henry Frederick Bythesea, Gent. Dated April 19, • 'BO6. James Broderick, Gent. Dated May 8, 1806. To be Ensign—John Fuge, Gent. Dated J an. 3, 1806. ad Battalion. George Lloyd, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 7, 1806. George Strickland, Esq. to be ditto. Dated April 9, 1856. 3d Battalion., Osbert Denton, , Esq, to be Captain. Dated March i' 1800. Henry Sheppard, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated March 3, 1806, • Commission in the Carnatiron-Militia, signed by the Lord gem- tenant. Dennis O'Kearney, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May, z, 18c6.' Commission in the Warwick-shire Regiment ~of Militia, signed ity His Majesty. :Richard Fran.cii.Freernan, Gent, to oe Adjutant, vice Smith, resiE,ned. Dated May 19,1806. BANKRUPTS, , Francis Drake, of Plymoitlf- Dock, baker, to surrender lone 7, 17, and July Is, at tell, at Guildhall, London. / At. . torney, Air. Alien, New Bridge-street.. William Fitldernao, of Wacton, Norfolk, 'merchant, to stir render tune 12, 13, and I uly is, at IOW ) at the Angel Inn, Market-place, Nurwich. Attornies, Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Norwich ; or Messrs. Tilbury and Bedford, Bed ford-row,: London. john Baker, late of Bridgewater, Somersetshire, jobber of cattle, to surrender' June 7, July 14, and 15„ at ten, at the • Angel Inn, Bridgewater. Attornies, Mr. Boys . , Bridge water ; or Messrs. Blake, Cooke's-court, Carey-street, London. . John Tweildell, of Liverpool, sadler, to surrender June 3e, July 14, and us, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Stanistreet and Eden,.Li verpool ; or Mr.. Windle, Jo - hp-street, Bedford-row, London.' . , Augustine Woodward, of Liverpool, porter:-merchant, to sur.: retwerluly .1, 2, and is, at eleven, at the York Hotel, - Williamson-square, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Josiah Williamson; Leigh-street, Liverpool. William Moffatt, of Queen-street, ,Long-acre, Middletex, ironmonger, to surrender June to, 14, and July is, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, MesSrs. foulkes and Longdill, Holborn-court, William bi,r;oot, of WaltLain-Abbey,Essex.grocer, to surren clt- June 14, zI, and July ts, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mt. T. T. Rigby, New CityChainners, llishops- • gate-street. . . DIVIDENDS. • • - Tune 25. Thomas Leetning, of Preston, Lancashire, John .MYres, Clealleaton, Birstall, Yorkshire, .and William Chapman, of Preston, worsted-manufaeturers and co-part ners, at twelve, at the Sun Inn, Bradford, Yorkshire. 'lune 28. Joseph Yate; late of Warnford-court, .Throgmor . tdn-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. July s. Joseph Meicalte and .john Keyes, of Upper East Smithfield, Middlesex, , oilmen and cu-partners, at one, at Guildhall. Tune z 7. lames Swann, of Hinkley, Leicestershire, currier, at eleven, at the George, Hinkley. j une 2.8. William.P ugh, late of Berwick-street,.Soho-square, Middlesex, tailor, at tweße, at Guildhall. une 28. Porter Shepherd, of Lynn, Norfolk, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.. june 28. Thomas Gowland the younger, of White Lion court, ltirchin-lane,,Lontion, and of Belmont place, Vaux hall, Surrey, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. June 7. John Foulkes, late of 13ush-lane, London, wine and 'liquor-merchant, at ten, arGuildhall. June 28. Thoritas Hindle, late of Pancras-place, Middle Sex, • •bricklayer and pluisterer, at ten, at Guildhall. June ' zB. Laurence Keir, of Tittogmorton-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. John Patrick Mills, of Ford-street, near Colches, ter, Essex, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • July 5. William Steed, beretotbre of Little Tower-hill, but late of Mortimer-street, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. June zB. Thomas Starey, of Newgate- street, London, whole sale linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. August 2. William Drummond, of fobbing, Essex, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Tune 30. Geolge Hammond, of Stamford, Essex, mercer, at eleved, at the George Inn, St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, N orthamptonshire. CERTIF I CITES. • dune 24. Thomas Sherman, late of Castle-street, near Fins bury7square, Middlesex,, plumber. ' ,• William liuckton, of Kingston•upoit-}lull. spirit-merchant. Samuel Buckle, the younger, late of Peterborough, but now of Newmarket, Suffolk, inoney-scrivener., Joseph Moses, of New Market-street, Wapping, Middlesex, slopsel ler. john Lewis, of Tynyddol, Llanfrothan,. Merionethshire, drover. • charle Pugh, of Glciucester, coal-merchant. • Elizabeth Clarkson and Richard Dove; of South P. Laney street, Hanover-square,. Middlesex, oil-dealer:: and co— partners. lolin Gee,,. late of Peterborough, Ncrthampfonshire, horse dealer. • Professor PROUST has ascertained that grape su gar, when drained of its molasses, may bt! Made perfealy white, and to possess a full, pure flavour, without the least remnant of a vegetable taste or smell. From his experiments on this subjeCt, he is of opinion that all the efforts of the sugar-baker should be direeted towards the crystalization of this sugar in the most granulated state possible; as, grape su gar crystalizes considerably quicker than that.madu; from cane. , Trom some experiments lately made to • ascertain the true cause of the noise emitted by water belOre it' boils, and which is usua}ly called simmering, it appears, that the common idea of its being in con sequence of a rapid escape of interspersed - air from the heated water is erroneous ; but that it - arises from. the midden production and condensation Of steam bubbles, from the bottOtri of the Vessel, in • their ascent through the colder fluid, above ; and that consequently water already heated does not simmer so much• or so loudly' as that ,which is sud denly raised from a low teinperature. FoßoEtty.—A man named John Romney, alir • nouvelle,t, who has lately tnoVed in the dashing r• des of fashion at Bath, was on Thursday last col, mitted to Ilehester Gaol for forging the acceptance of Messrs. (;.nif,t) and Co. to a bill of exchange, value 4201. NVith intent to defraud Madame SIMEoN, 4 of IA R Il ARRK, of No. 4,. Martl2.t.coort, f10,,v-st sect ; 3141 A.:, NO. '11`2., - Strand ; where iiciverlis.tments Orders fix ROYAL ACADEMY. No. 7r. A Sleeping Girl.—M. A. Sl - rF E, R. A. . This is probably a ,Portrait, but it is treated in a .poetical - manner, and is marked by richnesS'and , beauty that class it among the best of the Artist's works this year: The scene exhibits a pleasing se clusion, and the general warmth that overspreads it may naturally be expeeled to invite repose. No: 77. Portrait of: the Right _Hon. Earl Camden.--1 HorrN i;t, R. A - . - There is not only the merit of strong resemblance in this' Portrait, but. it is conveyed in a dignified style. The Pidlure altogether displays a grand and courtly .aspea. The attitude is graceful and striking, without the least appearance of study and affee-ta tion. • No. :43. A Girl at a Cottage Dior.—R. %VESTAL!, R. A. The merit of this Artist in , subje&s of a rustic kind - A; well known and justly admired. The infantile chargter is 'admirably represented, and the features are marked by an interesting simplicity. We are not quite satisfied that the figure of the Old Woman in the interior is quite as large as it ought to be,. considering its nearness, and compared with the size of the chief objeal. ;lut the Pi&ure, on the whole, is one of the most pleasing ornaments of the Academy this year. No. 183. Portrait of, the Right HOn. Sir %V. Scott.--J. HOPYNER, R. A. A higher giatification than that which a contem plation of the works of Genius produCes, must arise from the consideration that it: is employed on sub jects which deserve public attention and respeCt. Such is the case in the present instance. The charaCtet'• of the estimable original of this Portrait is kmowu to the world at large by high talents, extensive learn ing, and an impartial and enlightened execution of the important office he holds. The likeness is exalt,, and the figure altogether expresses the firm and dig nified charaeter of a Judge who .is not to be de ceived.by artifice, or warped by any thing from Ole determinations of Truth and Justice. a A sound mind in - a sound body, is a short but full description of a happy state in this world : lea that has these has little more to wish for, and he. who wants 61116 - , be little the better fa - any thing else." We have not the temerity to attinpt the refutation - ,of"an - opinion advanced,by one of ottr, profoundest philosophers (LocKE) but, without courting the severity of criticism, we may ohserve, that at the period -in which his elaborate treatise on education was written; the Guide to Health wa!, not in existence, nor had the country been blessed with the discover) , of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. MANCHESTER, May 3 1.. Our Races this week afforded excellent sport, considering the uncommon droUghty weather, which rendered the ground rather dangerous for the horses. The concourse of spectators each day was immense, and all seemed nearly buried in dust. An'awful instance of sudden death occurred on. Thursday upon. the Race-ground. A Gentleinan, (said to have come from Derbyshire) while appa rently in a state of good health, dropped down and immediately expired. On Tuesday last the following melancholy acci, dont happened at Runcorn :—A labourer, employed in the Brewery of Messrs: WitionT and Cu. wa's desired - to clean a well, while dt the same tune the water with which the 'ides, &c. had been• well washed, was - gradually. removed by the working of the pumps. rater having been in about an hour, he came up, complained the smell was ra ther offensive, and affeeted his eyes considerably. Hd Was particularly requested by Mr. WRIGOT not to de- scud again; but to throw down a measure of quick lime into the well, and finish the cleaning the next day : he, however, unfortunately paid no attention to this prudent advice; but soon afterwards descend ed again, as it instantly appeared, into a body of nitrogen gas, or mephitic air, for he was observed gradually to lose his senses, and at last to fall life . less into the remaining water, now about seven feet deep. Four bye-standers successively rustled down to the assistance of this poor fellow, and of each Other, and had it not been for the determined exer t tions of Mr.-Wrltour, several others would have shared the same fate. By the assiduity and exer tions-of the :medical attendan ts,' Dr. DAVENPORT and Mr. ETON, three of these men were 'recovered ; but notwithstanding the diligent application of all - the usual means, for a considerable time, the other two of these'unfortunate sufferers could not be restored to life .• The glng . .fias been preased to approve of . Ni- CHOLA, KoIINE, Esq. to be Consul for the King of Denmark, in th 6 city and port of Liverpool, and id all other ports in the county-palatine of Lancaster. — The King has also "been pleased to approve OfJAMES HOLMES, Esq. to be Consul for the United States of America, at the POrt - of Belfast. A wedding took place at Hickington, a few days ago, between Mr. M. Wetherill, of Great Hall, to Ass A. Fountain, of the former place, when, the United ages amounted only to 33 years. , In the family of a lady lately deceased, in Here fordshire, the under-mentioned servants have lived tho, number of years stated :--diutlet .50; hCinse keeper, , 24; footman 22; house-maid' 32; lady's maid 30 ; gardener. 24; maltster._ 16 ; bailiff 20 under-maid 10. A new method of picking pockets was lately .prao r tised in New-York. A Gentleman passing from the Bowery thro' Japes's-street, - was met by a stranger, fir a moment pressing against him moved on ; but he shortly after discovered that he had, with great dexterity, cut off the skirt of his coat, carry ing the pocket; which contained 130 dollars in Bank notes, along with it. The tbllowing circumstance has been related by an eye-witness :----A hen, the property of Mr. Payne, of Furnival-street, Edinburgh, lately .had five .Chickens, four of which Were at different t►mes car ried away by a rat. One day Lst week, The marauder, watching his opportunity, seized the fifth, when the hen so suddenly and_ fiercely attacked him, that he .was compelled to quit his prey, and defend himself, which he did; by- rearing on his hind legs, and flying at her throat, while she repeatedly assailed him about the head with' her spurs. At length, after a battle of ten minutes, , she laid him dead at her feet. , On Thursday afternoon as Mr. Nettleby, of the Borough, was crossing Botley-hill, he was accosted by two very genteel persons, who entered into con versation With him, and., kept in his company till they got' to an ;unfrequented spot, when they po litely demanded his purse, observing, that imperious cessity - compelled 'them to take such an unpleasant , ki.ethod of raising a loan, which they would probably in a short- time repay with interest. They then robbed him of his purse, containing 401. of \%;hich they returned_ him '5l. !uhlistled SCRILPS, of South ktolton. the P6pir; Leiters for the k.iiitor, Szc. (hostepaid), .Street, G rosvenor.ig tia re lust be addyesk.d, ' HIRTIIS On Wednesday last, in Cumberland-place, the Right Hon. Lady Boringrion,'• of a Son. On Saturday last, at I ncestree, Countess TaV7ot, of a Son. On Sunday last, ar his house in the. Lady of C. Pullen, Esq. ola Son. 'On Monday last, the Lady of James Brett, Esq. of Winn_ pole-street, of a Daughter. . On the z3il ult. in Scotland, the Ladyof Brigadier-General. Graham Stirling, of a Daughter. The same day, at Granton, Scotland, Lady Charlotte, Hope, of a Daughter. On the zid ult. at Hilton,- the Lady of Colonel Deas, of the Madvds Cavalry, of a Son. On the .20th ult. at .Whiterig, Mrs. Major Dunmore, of a Daughter. MAR 41ED. Lately, the Rev. Mr. Ewbank, of StoCktOn-ilioh-Tees, to Miss Cooper, of . Sleaford,.-Lincolnshire. DIED On Sunday the 25th ult,-at I.3ury Sr. Edmund's, after a short illness, deeply and universally regretted, Mrs. Mach ley, wife of Charles•lilachlev, Esq. of that place. On Monday the 26th ult. * Mrs ; Minshull, wile of William' ESq. of Bridge-street, Yesterday morning, the wife of Mr Edmund. Darby, of G raeechurch:.street, in consequence of her dress a :cidentatly taking tire en Monday evening. Last week, at Coke ThOrpe Park, Oxfurslsltirt, Edwar4l - Esq. Ou..the tyth ult.. at Clifton; Lieutenant-Colonel Peter, late of the 66tkkegiment. PRICE 0 1 ()C.V.S Bank StOck, 266 Navy per - Cent :Ault 5. per Cent. 1797, Irish s per Cent. 4 per Cent. 77 • 3 per Cent. Red. 59 3 per Cent Con -sour Bank L. Ann. 17 k 3.1 the Ditto Short Ann. RD YEST India Stock, !831 India Bowls, is. 2S. dis. SouthSeii Stock, sliut New Ann. shut' 3 per Cent. 175 , 1, Go, Exchequer Bills,lar, 25. is. dis. 4 Onirium, Cons. ter fmy e 4, 6:1 k THEATRE ROYAL, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, TO BE LET:r. Una LEASE fOrThree_or Five :Years, to comMence No _ venther, 1806. r r i FIE Manager shall take- it, -to engage. J.. open the Tneatre for three Months antivaliy,' , lll the- Winter Season (these Months lireetter_ to tie agreed awl for the Race Week (about the Nliddie ot )une), and a!sil the Assize Week (the Beginning of August). The .following is the Receipt of the Theatre, at-the present Prices of Admission : Boxes . at 3s. 7ol.*l'it, at 2S'. 261.—Gallery, at is. 421.—Taitai, 1381. Further-particulars may be known on application in Per son; or by Letter, addressed to Mr. Edward Humble, Se cretary. Proposals in Writing to be sent, sealed up, and addressed to the. Proprietors of the Newcastle Theatre, under Lovcr, to Mr. Edward Humble, Secretary, on or, before the tst of Au gust next. Newcastle, May 14, ISo6. (cr A General Meeting of the Proprietors, to take the same into consideration, to be held on Monday the 4th of Augtist, ISO 6. To TAYLtMi Suggeon, Na:y, New .15ril4e-street, L6ndon. SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, 00 r,.. TN the Spring of 1794. I was aftliaed with a Vervireal Complaint, which I treated with ence tor five months; but was then obliged to app.ty to . 4 • regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to die viru lence of the Disease (by trFrcurial - applications) for - simae time; but growing, in spite plan medicine and the advice of the' first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse :Ana worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost _ paralleled and beyond description, being. an entire le ct, , and ulcerated front head to loot.—Myhead, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c.- have been alternately in danger of becomin g useless ; in short, 1 have had from twenty thirty eating ulcers on my body,. and nearly totally de prived of sight.-1t would be voluminous, to panic:lila nze all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a More dangerous, •ot cf a more coin cated nature. 1 was long looked upon by my friendS, add imagined, myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in deed, in my then condition, death was vreferable to my more than miserable state,' In this dntadful Situation' did I drag g most miserable existence, till -Divine Provid,nee threw in my way a Newspaper ,containing : the, case of a Mr. 13. of Plymouth- 7 my friends read it, I could not.- sent and procured... some (of your *LE A K E's • PATENT PI LLS, which,,'hy using from time to time, am now, unit have lang been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of h:alth as ever I enjoyed i - as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God,. and in hobs of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request you to publish this; and you may at; any time refer persons who .wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti culars*, to me or-My friends, by letter cc person. As few cases for badness %%ill ever equal mine, and mem exceed it, I have from experience every reason to assure mankind, that iu your LEAK Ps PILLS they win . find' a sure, speedy, safe,- anti radical cure, tbg that . most dread ful sage of the Venereal Diseise, which is FIRMEn LUES. 1011N-1110AIPSON * Insurmountable family reasons prevent mak n.; my name and address public ; but cr,:ditablds persons reall► wanting information may also be referred to me and nij friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens,,Edinbutgi Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Mentber of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his horse, N 0... New liridge-street, .Where he will give Advice without a tee, to .persons tak ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if . lust_ paid, on the same terms, observing in ail cases the inviolable .secrecy, no person's name or case hav:ag mentioned, but at their own particular request, by tire Pro prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six }.ears.. that he 'has had the conducting of an extensive sale of thr above Medicije, and the pradiee arising theretroin. They are alio sold by his Appointment,, iOr the come. nience 'of those living at a distance, by Mr.. BaXter.„ South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, (.; gow, to who'll - also 'Mr. T. refers for his .address • at tl:c Perfumer's, No. • St; Alban's-street, ; Mr. Robertson's Toy-Ishop No. rod, o.xfurd-street; Mr. Dis. borough's, - No. 7, Fisfi-street-hiil, nearly opposite the •M 0... nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, NO. 1, Union-row ; Littir Tower-hill; Mi. Dublin; and by one person in every considerable - town in Greatliritain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealeli,.up with,full and plain directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure them selves with ease and secrecy, N. B. Evety• Box sold in (great Britain is seakd tr . ) with a Stamp, on which; by favour of the Commis sioners, is printed, at the Stamp-Office—`` No 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. • . ,