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fro.a the LONDON GA2E . 7717E,1ch. 26 1806' War -o . ffice, 13;,6. s r A I.ittn Taylor, Esq. to. Paymaster of a. iteruitinr, Distria. PAR-RACKS. Ric!lard Ntiashall, Geist. to tic a Barrack:Master in Great ' • , - • . Csnrmissions signed by. the Lord Lieutenant of ,Hants. Itivantlicdunteee Infantos . . Ensign'llickley to be Captain of a Company, vice Mitchell, resi4ned. Dated Nov. s, ros. - .-' - • Polsea BattaliOn 2 1 rolUnteirlspntry. l'imans.Mai - riner, Gent, to be L•nsigit,•vice Snook - , resigned: Da.:ed'Nov. 26, dos,. • •- ' . . . Southampton ,Volunteer Fuzilqrs'.•. .- • E,6var.l liancox, Gent. to be Adjutai#t vice Garnett re- • .-4,11•.,1. 'Dated De.e.:20,''t80 . 5.' ' • ' - ' , Cominis - ,ion in the'Sancibacb and Rode V oltinteerS; 'signed by the . Lord Lieutenant of the C6lll/>• of Che.Y.Jire. • ; - Daniel Qalley,-Esq. to be Captain, vi‘e'Daniels, -resignedi, Dat,:d Dee... 27., i 605. - . . . 'C,mniiisions in the Royal Cheshire Militia, sigikel bj, :the lord . Lieu;envnt. • • ' • •. • John 11,1aling, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vict Rowlands, ap pointed Surgeon. Dated. Dec.* iSos . John Done,Geor. to i•le Viisign, vice Gre6nfield, resigned. Dated Nay. 27, - iS 5. Thomas Comyn, t..;ent, to be ditto; 'vice Whimper. resioed. . Dated Jan. 1, 1806. ,'Thomas Drake, Gent. to be ditto, vis.e Canning, resigned.. -Dated as above. John • Rty.-vlands; Gent. to We Suq,ecni t vice Yarenne, resiood. Dated Nov. 17, -16...)j. , . / • - • C.nnnissi,n in the Carshatton Volunteer Infantry, titeed 4 I...4l.d.leigninouth, Vice LicutenUnt of the County of Surrey, Lieutenant Jame, Gray to be Captain, vice Curties, resigned. Dated Jan., 6, iS36.- . . . • . C•)nimissior in. the Worcestershire - Militia, signal by the Lord ' . ' Li?utatant. Francis Harvey Buxton, Gent. to uc Ensign. . Dated [an. 9, I'4°6. . • B4IV . eRUPTCY ENLARC-;ED. William Macpherson, late of Maiden-latte.. London, straw. .i-manufacturcr, from Pt, 14 to feta. is, at ten, at Guildhall. p.BA,\ICRUPTS. . • Francis Straeey, of Vs:/indsor, Berkshire, grocer, to surrender - reb. 1, S, at one, and March 8, at twel4e; at Guilunall, London. Attornies, Messrs:lkatkiUs and Cowper, N some Lincoln ' s -tun. Spencer square, late of New-street, Bishgpsgate-street about, London, merchant, •to surrender 1. e 1 1,, 4, allti 11 , 1Jrcn D, dt one, at Gulldhali. Attottne:4 4 iliessis, tVl,.ro aid Pearbk., Cloak-lane , InbiiCitaniger, of Old Swan-lane, - LOndon, broker, to bur. render .1aii..28, Feb. i i, and March S, at,ten, at (.; . tuldhati. Attorney, Mr. , Towse, 'fiblunoi4;ers'-kiall, Thatueb.. •• tstreei - : • , , . tdwirrif Eargrave, late of W hiteomb.street, Middlesex, but now a Lower, Tooting, Surrey, dealer, to suricaderian. aS, t'eo S, and March -8, at eleven, at ,Goildliall, Lorfuon. Attondes, Ard4riits. CNstbeld and Moore; Saltsbury;struct, Strand.. ~Ar it t tam Charles Thomas; of Nicholas-lane, London, =c alm! to w.irencler Feo. 1,4, and March_S, at one, at tit tIL all, Atturnies, MeSsfs.lilandturd and - Sweet, Icing's Iten4h.W.nks,.Temple. . lames Islorii I, of Manchester,. art,il 'Henry Nevill, orviit toil, .Lancasnire, cotton, main:lac:n(4S and CQ-partners, to starender h.b. 6, at five ' 7, and March 13; at ten, at the Cablie Inn, Blackburn, Ea ti casliire. 'Attorriies, Mebt.r 4 . • • Be,rntsworin and NeVlll;_li , dcliburn ';,.. or Itltssrs. , Milne anu PAlrv, Old Jewry, London. , • ' • , . James V.ef)b,of Aoulton, Northamptonshire, lateman, to . surrender i ~b. 1, S, and March 8, at twelve, at Guildhall,- . ' London. P.,tortli-A, M.,:srs. Batt:1101ot and forts,' Hare. Court, Tcniplc ; I.enflo;,: . William (V 1111.411 iunts, of St. Philip. and St. iamb, Cilon. , cesterstrire, presser, Eck bur - n.(16 , teO, .10, 11, :,n..i ,N , iarLil B,' at ten; at ttr.: Full - M(l6u, litistoi. Attottitcs, Mr. Tito.ulzis • Stokes, .clieps:ow ; or Mr% James ,Platt, , Bradc.c.qua, Bridge -street, London. , .. • Chtistiplier Nuttal, , ot Manchester, cotton-spinner, to sur: • renier F. 3, 52, anti:Mardi 8, .at three, at the 'Dog Ta vern, ManCliester. Attornics, Messrs. Hal Stead and Ains- W•orth, Main.liester . ;_er Alesbrs. Milne and Vary, Old - I ewry, London. " - .. , • 7 , 'I i,odias Muat, ot Halifax, and George - Pante:, of Northo , wr s atti, Halitax, Yorkbliire, manutactiners of cottningoods ataco-pattliers, to surreiidt.l • I'cb. 17, fb, and March 8, at e f e een,4o,oV bite Lion I un,Haliiivt. 4t toriiii:s, kir .Sblitit, ILitton,C;iircien, London ; or Mr. Itamb(ten,.klalfjaX. • . , :. Robert Atkinson, of -Monehebter, 11!Ilticept.,:r, to surr ender Jan. 27, 31; anti Marchll, at two, at time Coach and ilotbes, ll,eansgate, Matiches'ier: A ttorntes. Mr. Redhead, Matt. Chester ; or rtli;sbts. fdilne .and P.arry; Old jewiy, 1- on .. dolt. . • , . . , I,ohn Sharpies, of Wahon-m-le-llaie, Lancashi - re; cotton matiutacturer, to surcer)tier F . eb. 4,-s,:aEd .thirch 8, at eke - yen, at. the Li ohieh Eieece, Prestoo, Lane4.isloie. ,;kttornies, Messts. Gyinisttaw :Ala Pairrir, k'reston ;, Ur Mr. iletify Litakelo‘k, Teiriple, London.' olin•Purt, of Cheetham-kill1;. near Manchester, innkeeper, to surrender 1.1.eb. io, old 'March 8, at three, at tne Dog Tavern, I)eansgate, Manchester. A ttdrines; Messrs. Po - rakes and. Higson; Nlanche?ter ; or Messrs. - ru.iilkes anti 4ong - di 11, G cry 's. 1 int, London. Ai thur Lewis, of Bannitry ' Oxiordsliire, fiercer, to surrender . 4 0. 7,8, 'and' Marcii 8, at 'eleven, at the White Lion, Banbury. 'AttornieS, Messrs. Walford, Gulby, and Wal turd, Ban'ouiy ; ,or Messrs. Meyrick and Bradt:rip, Red Libli-stinare, London.. r . Daniel D'y son, -- of Kingsland-road, Middlesex, seedsrnan, -to surrender fan. 29, at.twelve, ten. 14, and Match IS, at tell, at •C; uildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bousheld, Bouverie-street, 'Fleet-Street,-London. :NVil,fatn W bite, of Norwich, hhberclasher; to surrender Feb. 3, jo, and March 8; at three, at the Angel Inn, St. Peter of Manauft Norwich. Attorhies, Messrs. koster, Sun, and Unthatilc;liorwicli. DIVIDENDS. 1. 4 1 y 2?.. George Scoukail, late ol'St Vetersburgh,Aussia• but 110 W. 01 1314 Ck liler014111; 4 twelve, • • ' at Guildhall. hob. 1.. Luke Burchall, of Southampton, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 4. (aims itipton, of Red Lien4treet, Clerkcnwell, , pocket-book-nrakt' . :l, at twelri:. at Guildhall, cb. 25 , .I:tioktias 'Bevan l'armer, of Rotlicruithei 'Surrey,' Lain:titer, at twelve, at Guilditi.l, Lot,cion. • ftlb. 45. joint Nutter, of Blackman-street, Southwark, chcesenionger,- at twcive, - at Fen. as. Thomas Walker, of, Hopton, sui.uik, laaker, at - cicven, at Guildhall, London. ••• ',tr. 12. Henry Hetvitt, ik.nry Rock, and Thomas Postle.. noiv - or late.ot Sileffield, Yokslure, silver-platers, . and co-partners, at two, at tie Tontine lun, SII-Ifield.' - feb. ta. Richard 13ramliall and. Patrick Bratithall; late of Portobtllo, Sh iiield, Ylatitshird, cutlers and factors and co-parnies:, at two. at the. 1 °mine ltin, Shaiieat. I\l arca 1. EdtV4:l/"wainwright, of , Triune, Oxfordshire, butcher, at ten, at-the 'White Hart Inn, itylesuery, buck in-gbarnshire. , l e o. lc& tv rilianc Urquhart, of Sion-College-Gatdens, cten, merchant, at - tt:11, at Coil:that!. t.b az. Anthony Beck, of Oxford-street, Middle Sex, sadler, . twelve, at Guildhall. eb. ti. ‘Villiain Goodyear, fate of Sliepllerd.strect, Ox ` "lulu-street, i liddlesex; bricklayer, at twelre„at Guildhall. Ftb. z 2. Nat thal Varker,- ut ‘Vest county. of Dur ham, brand-y-merchant, at ten,_ at G ui►dtt tll, Londe it. rederiA•George Fisher, of liriglith,thnst,une, Sus- • • .si:Jc, li:.okseller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • 1 , 'l• il onias,lOlinson and David:Jones, of Norton Middleixx, .cheniisti• and co-partners; at eleyea, at • uteildhall. • . • , Feb: 15. lotto Collard the younger, of Canterbury, ICent, at:ten, , London. Feb. zz. liebj:intin . Grdssop, l We - of kophain, • Lincolnshire, b..:ast-it.:;.;ber, at ter4tit.the Saracen's.lsead; Lincoln. John Linard late of - Soiticrctshire, dwa/tr, at eftven, at the Swan If ; ;;# • 19. blot Mayhew, the younger, of Wigmore-btreet;Ca v,:lanzli-quare, isditkileaex, cabinet-inalc.er, elevcn, at City:1(111AI., • - lan.- 31. Williarn'DaVies, of Hereford, mealmap.,At Ccle‘en, at ate Grextlotistil Inn, Hereland. George Duord,. of 'II Ii• ;;:iroAvener-place, Mid en. 16. r .CILII us AfLilet, of ,Birmingham, Miberdaslici, at cicycn, at the Royal I tote!, lihmingtiani, LONDON': I rirtrct by RI !fit the . CERriFTC,ITES. - . .. Feb. T 5. James Perkins, 0f . .. Winningham, faaor. Aylrnor Stupe's, of Brit , .vell Priory, 0 ‘!,oalshire, deakt. Charles Archer, of ltiro)inghatn, haberdasher. Charles N•lasSey, of New-street, St. Ctherine, Middlesex, who/finger. - . . -REP6R.T. COURT OF CkIANCERY, jAN. 2;. Tyr the _case; of HARWOOD the mother, v..HAtt vrOon the in their distrihuting . 'shares of the effects of the intestate husband and father (a man formerly iii trade. in _Cambridge), the LORD CHAN * CELLOR directed, that an issue at'law- should be tried; whet4er 'a' certain Exchequer Bill for 37,0001 had been duly purchased by the Defendant,. of his.mo ther, and consideration made for the same? : CQURT.OF KING's BENCH, lAN. 25. - • • Mr. GAIIROW moved_ 'for leave to filo a Criminal Information against an _Attorney of the County Of York, of 'the. .name of Jame Soft, and this tion was made on account of his " haying beea the author, and having widely circulated a scant alouN Libel on Mr. Yarrowby, .a Gentleman of charaeler, and Deputy Lieutenant of the Cotinty. It was hard ly possibletto 'Conceive any thing more malignant than this Libel. The author begauit by _printing at the tOp of his publication in very large characters the word" Beivard," to attract the attention of thereader, 'a mode of publication which'. all persuni -under 'ittod who publish puffs. This' Gentleman stated, ' that certain persons were engaged in a plct against his life, and stated, too, the overt act by which that was to be carried into exception ; in plain terms, he stated, that. Mr. Ya,roi.vhy \A . as : the ,:::uthor and con trivet of that plot, .and oftered a re - Ward to any son who would discover it. This Libel he sent to the Printer of the York Het-aid, a Newspaper pablished in twO parts, the One on the Friday, the other on the Saturday ; the first part of whiCh had . been pnblished before the Printet was aware, of the nature of this most tpischieons Advertisement, but it was ; suppresett i the .§ . ccond, on. the Printer becoming property. acquainte-a with t ; but Mr. .I,:nylei;t:n was not satisfied with- this, and as he was dipppointed of.his object by the dikont'nuance of the Libel in the Paper, he fixed it to tlie Church door, as it it some publicauoil which the. Law dire6ll-r.-The publication beginning with Reward. " recited;“That whereas certain persons - had niet Mr. Jameson .at a public-house, and between 'the hours of seven 'and nine in the evening, on , a day stated,. souse persons, among whom was Yarrowby, and whereas some pefson of persons unknown, had cut the two Stiri•ups of the saddle of Mr. Jamescin %:411 ale he was there,. and while Others were at the public-housei and- , that. at oilier thiS - Gentleinan and others had endea- Voured to itUrt'and injure him the said Mr. Jameson, who had reason to susi)eLi_ tha - t other ids of malig nity and malice were coin: fined against .him, -and offering a reward of 10‘guinelS to any person who should , &ive information of the offender or offenders who cut the stirrups, or formed a design_to , take away the life of the said. Mr. Jaineson, or to do hirn any , bodily harm"-r--All this was denied by affidavit." „ JUSTICE.—" Is Ahere not very 'strong in ternarevklence. of the collation of mind of the writer of such an AdvertiSenient being - such as to account fur it?". Mr..G.A.nitow.—"itoccurred•to nie -my Lord, .„ . . that it was the, effe& either of madness. pr of the most confiraied,malice; bait soinetinies madness is ass.nmed for the sake of 'excusing - , ; thalice. If your Lordships should grant thiS'ltule, you'may hereafter „modify _it as ybu .please, as circumstances 'may ap pear---the Prosecutor having only two objeds,-in view' in tins application to . the Court, the vindication of his character, and the-security df his persou, - .- JUSTIGE.—•"" With that aspe6t, and for the object -which you-state, it may be fitting - that you should take the Itule -in the first instance."-- Rule to . shew Cause granted. • ' • SIR H. STRACHEY, BART. AND DANIEL GILES, ESQ. V. JOHN FROST, ESQ. AND OTHERS. • 111 r. CLIFFORD s tated, that this" was an action upon th 6 Statute , of the. 28th of the,King,for ex pences upon a Petition of the Defendants, complain ing of the undue7eleaion and return of the Plain tiffs, as Membifrsta Parliament, which Petition had been voted frivoloushand vexatious.' He now moved in Arrest of Judgment; on the .defeft• of form in an essential' part 'of the proceedings 4: But after a few observations by Mr. L-RSKINE, and "also front the Bench, it was agreed that this matter should be turned info a special case for argument. - OUTLAWRY. James .6 an.ce appeared in Court, and' prayed that he knight be admitted to assign error in fact, upon his otitiawry, on a charge of having King's stores in his passesion unlaw'fully. The error was ) 'that at the time the offence was alledged to have been com mitted by him he was out of this Realm--to wit, <at St. Omer s, in FranCP. , • • ' f' The SOLldirpn GLICERAL said, he was instruaed to admit the error in:point of. fact; but it was pro per that - some time should be liktd 'to enquire into the sufficiency of "the Defendant's bail.. He was therefore ordered to be' brought up on- rt future day: COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JAN. 25. DUTTON V. CHANDLER. This.was an athon on a special contra& brought to • recover the value of a quantity of Cheshire cheese ,sold to the Defendant. The cause was tried before Lord Chief Justice. MANSFIELD, •in the Sittings after last Sessions, at Guildhall, It then appeared, that the Plaintiff, who was a linen draper, had, by chance got possession of the greater part of a cargo of Cheshire t cheese; which he agreed to sell to the Defendant, who dealt in 'that . article. The price had beum_fi . xed between them, and ,it was a6 ,- re,a- - the Plaintiff should not . remove cheese from the plarCe thed oe7 . enDl . -A-i 'hi his Warehouse until the Defendant sent for them. This agreement was however broken, as, the Plaintiff had removed them into 'his shbp about half hour before' the Defentlant sent tbr them..., On this grovpd; the Defendant refused to abide'bf .the cOntraet, as the Cheese had been nr,..gad, by ISting in 'heaps, str,en or eight high, du- CHARD JIAR KIS, 47i No. 4, Nlaalett.c : nutt, Eow-sticet ; CU, NO. 11 1 2, Sire :(1. ; 4dCgrii . S.M2e/iI.K 07'd6324 .BIRTti. On SAturday, at St. jams`s-place, Mrs. 1-1. W. Brown, of a Son. At4RRIAD. On the ;Bth inst. at Dublin, john Closbie Craves, Esq. second - son of the Dealt of Connor, to Miss H. Perceval, eldest daughter of the late Rev. C. l'erceyal - , of Burton- Plouse, in the. County of C , krk. Lately, G. H. ienitin, Esq. of London, to Miss E. For gusson, daughter of the late C. Ferguison, Esq,' of Cork. • . 011f.D • - Lately, at his h9tise, 'Great rinond-street, Robert Wil liainson, laq. late inn tner with Messrs. Coney, Wilson, and Steele, 4 t Leadanhall•-strect... "On Wednesday last, at Brompton, Mrs. •Litchfield, wife of Henry Charles Litchfield, Esq. of fuiin-stret, ,Bedford. row. On ThurSday the 23d inst. Mr. Henry Irish, Surgeon, of the Crescent, Greenwich. On Frith v . the 24th inst. •in Park-street,. Westminster, Frances itcllew,. eldest - dliughth of Robert Bellew, Lsq. of the Middle . • On Saturday, at Oxford, of the scarlet fever, Mr. Edward Vernon, second son of the Bishop u 2 Carii le, P / I its hed b) 'WII.LIAM 'ARMIGER SCRAre",'ot Sow,ll-tvi,otZuu-htr.z: l, .• Jr th Pap-er, Letters tort ilt; I:Alitor, zszc.,(bosl-i.aitl),rmv , t Ls? S'l7tP VtfriS. POOLE, JANUARY 24. kreved—thc" Adive,ltiAtros. and' Hope, Righthead, ,from Vortstnouth Alien,. from Southampton; Antejia, - .Ptyn}iJuth ; All irn, .Walters, trout. Newfatititihtari : and Minerva, Bristo‘ve, from Lisbon. Saited•-,the VC' i I ham and,Catherine, Pratt, and Three Sis ters, Dub'son, - tur)iull; and Lark, Spurrier, for Vats muuth. GRAVESEND, lAN, 24. .Passed by-the Flora. Tullotk, from Ltsbon. Satred—the Marquis of Huntley, Fisher, 'and fenny, Clif., ton, for the Coast of A frica....; _ WEAKNESS and nIACIATION. " The'Lord hat!' caused Medicines to grow out of the et.rthi and lie that is wise will not abhor them ; for with such duth hp heal men,- and take,away their rain." ECCL. lxuviii. 4. 7. • THE CORDIAL BALM of - GILEAD - has; risesi in repinep the very pinna,le of fame, Universally as it is resorted to in cases of weakness and emaciation, so also are its benign and health-restoring qualities equally universal: Some, perWapS, unacquainted- with its virtues, not having perused that intersting G (which .must be but few indeed) may he induced to ask,What is the Balm of Gilead fit Air.? what complaint - dOth it cure ? To answer this it will be neces,sary to . . • Hold up the Mirror to'Nature." - Let those wholre afflieted in thefolloskitig'maniter - refiea on the cause that produc;id such havoc upon " the whohL. some appetites and powers of life;"— : disordered stomach, dry-cougb, _weakness in the voice, hoarsenesg, shortnesS of breath . upon the least exerci,e, and relaxation 01 tite whole systein. Those afflicted with paleness,' languor' of the eves, weakness of sight or memory,should take time to'consider, 'as I..irrn2eus says, that " youth is the. impbttant period for framing a robust constitution," and that " nothing is to. be dreaded so much as preivature excess." The Inundation of a happy old age is a good constitut ion in youth ; temperance anti - moderation at that age are passports to hippy grey hairs. Nothing' can be better described than in the words of Attu:. strong— For Avant of timely care millions" have died of medicable wounds," For such as .thee then. this is suitable. Complaints stitieii under Vier:atm icon appellation of Nervous and - Consumptive 'ine its i.ruer limas .; the one it will en dicate—,t he- other' Will be,clireil ny - its intlue ice - :--the Ball! of Gilead has pitiduixd niortugGioct .this,Cuuntry_than any since the ttirin.iloii - ot a Ntatcrt Medics. * Sulomun's•Guidle,to ilealtn, 3s. ** Xenon.; einem% upon the holy state or Matrimony shoOld ton?ider, that " where the tountain is pOltiited, the streams that tfow from it cannot he-pure." The ANTI-1 Atin-riG INES, or SO WMON ';'" DROPS * for' purifying the Blood and restoring the System when Mt* paired by the imprudent use of Mercury, have been -tounii the great -and only restorer of -health :Ind vigOur in Disorders where Salivation has repeatedly' failed. • Price t6s. 6d. • Fa* inily BOttles 335. ARS, FE= ENT -LQ T I ON, for. removing-: Eruptions from tile Suri.ce of the hnitun. body, Pints 45'61.- : Half I.'ints 25; gd. dAf.y - inducted: . • l'iepared by Dr. nlompn, 'Gilead- llot.se, near Liverpool, in •ios.•6it. arid 33s— Bottles; the tatter contain four 'of the farmer; by which - 'tie purchaser saves Every genuine Bottle has a Stamp, which bears' the Proprietor's Name and - Address, " Saud. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. ~ • Doable PosVa - ge of all Letters to-Dr. SolbrnOn. Liverpool, must,be paid, and: ,Fee of.fos.pd. inclosed for Advice. Also, just published, Price 3s. A , New Edition - (with Additions) of , _ - A GUIDE to H.E A - - in• a variety of Complaints, some of which are treated on under the following t-leads,.viz. Advice to Nervous VatientS"--Asthrna—lhrren . ‘Voinen—De.. ficiency of - -Natural Strehgth —Female, Complaints -.Gouty Spasms I.n the Stoniach—Flypocitontiriac 'Complaints --111, terital ,Sinking—Loss or Detect of Memory—Rite.oinatisra -scu rry scrofttlaT urn of Lfe --,Venerea Diseases—Weak. ness-,-Yonth.—By -SOLOMON, M D. , Sold 'by Mrs. Mathews, , No. 18, Strand, ,London; Stnith,'Perrumer, 'No. 3S, and Mr. Raehttrn, North Bridge; Mr.' Baxter and Mr. SZott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband. Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; V. Canizton, Greenock ; G. Brov.iiing, Parsley; H. Craw ford, Kifinarnot:k ; W • Young,- Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and . P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. -Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson,' New- Douglas; T. M'Millair Kirkcudbright; Kirk. aldy J. myth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun dee; P. Craigle, ; I. AlitchM, and E. Anderson, Aberdeen,; Dr. - White, Ara; Inverness;' 111`Kenzie, Stornaway; , P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and -Bisset, Perth 7 W. Andersbn, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; Alexantler,,. Dunfermline ; Wilson,- Dunbar; -Vinnet, Ar broath; .Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; . Pliorson, Berwick; Werldel, Alnwick ; Paterson, A rbu t knot, 'amid , Jamieson, Pe terhead; A. Nl:Donaht, Trongate, Glitsow; and by most B oo ksellers and.d-Venders of Parent Nicoll:hies hallo United Kingdom.. • To THOMAS'TA YLOR,• Esq. No. 9, New Bridge. Street, London. • Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh, March IS, ant. IBEG leave to infOrip - Tpu,- that ever since tt4 year 17.90, 1 , have been afflicted xvith the LuesVene rea; which, trom its ohstieately ' - resisting every course Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty nere, and undergoing several severe- courses of salivation., and twice discharged from -tlte- Hospital; with little relief, v wouo appear to be of „the most inveterate nature. lii,the spring of List year my disorder had got such a head, as neatly to put a period to my existence-1 had. a large ulcer on the crown of My head, one on each arra, and my legs wen: broke nut in a• frightful in-am-ter ; right was dread.. fully painfu4 and had been in a state, of ulceration for thg - last seven years . ;' my left, had also .two large nodes on it, was yery much diseolOureti,- and gave the such excrutiat. ing pain, particularly when warm- in bed, as nearly to de ,prtve me or ,rest.; in this lamentable state, 1 was- .recomr inenderby Mr. I. Ttaiiiiiiseo, (who -received so great a cure - by them here), to tAlte your Ltake's Patera Pills, . which ',began to do on Al ia ,' 7f6th of May ; in the course , of a fortniAtit, • 1 began to- reeeiYe.benetit—in little more i4lan •4 ittont/i, the ulcers On my hezd and .anns, were soundly healed—soon atter, hie sore's on my legs • healed also;; leaving, however, Considerable- discolouration in the skin, anti. pain in the bate of,the left; whh:h, by the %es. sing of God, and a laths ion,w perseverance in your Inva. Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersinis., the skirt regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually , going oil: thus•became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfes'ily free from all my former complaints— have rearlred any former spirits ant strength, ant d tun be_ crime jOily and tat, iii Winch state having continued many • montns to the a.,totshnient of all who kti.tw - ine, I on at a loss in - what terms to express nW gratitede, but beg you, • for.the goad of other sutte . riug mortals, to make this my Case as public as Possio.e, as 1 shall on every occasion; in so dolug, you. will greatly oblige, Srk o your grateful, obedient, very hurnble. servant, Alals X . U R.K.E R. Swan's Close, High..street, Edinburgh. • Witnesses to the above Cute : 10HN H OM! SON , No. 3, New Poultry. Market ; and 10 t i '1 wr os H, id A ssembly- C losei-Edinburgh., •_ Prenatal acid Sold by the sole,Proprietor, ,t 'THOMAS IA)! ens, Member of the Royal College,of Sur. goons, At his House,. No'.• 9, New Bridge-street, London - I •; where, after a constant resldence-,of more than thirty7sir years, in a Pradice particularly - direaed to the. cure . of • Venereal Complaints and those incidental ,to the Parts of Generation, with, that inviolable 'secrecy Which men of his profession should always observe in - such cases , he flatters h'imself; the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers -to persons taking this Medicine, will tie esteented, ley a discerning Public, as an advantage set- - dont attainable und void of all ambiguity. • - • • AlSo sold, by his appoltrinfent, for the convenience of those' living at a distauce at t,ie Perfumer's, No. 35, -St. Alban's-street, ; the Tuyshop, • No. 103, Ox ' "ford-street; Mr. Vist;itough's, No. - 7, Fish-Street-hill.; Mr.. Steers, Bookseiler, No. I, Union-thew, Little ToWer hill ; Mr. Baxter's, Sutan-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Callvtell's, Dublin; and by one Persun in every considerable town m Great Britain and - Ire- -- land, Boxes of only ,25.' 911. each; sealed' nti • with full and plain flaviii - .Ts; whereby persons of either sex may • cure themselveS with .ease", speed, sec recy, and safety, N. B. Every Box sold in 6 teat,Britain is sealed-.up with a Stamp, on which, by i . a.yonr, of the Commissioners it printed, at the Stains' Otliee—" T. Taylor, No. q, New , I Bridle-street," --'to volute. which is .f elony, and all 'Otters ',are Cottnterilias. • ,ing that silort,period. The S - uty were ot.opinion, that this could not- have injured them maw:l:illy,. and found a verdia for- the . .. • . Serjeant Co CKELL this day Moireafor:a:conctitional rule to set asicte the verclia, and hay a neW - tfrai, on the grounds, that it was obtaped contraff to evi denc, and 'against the. opinion -of. the. La: ' Chief JUstice, whotried it., .. T The Lord Chief, Justice being.. absent; Mr. Jus tice HEATH, and the Other' .tudges, concurred in granting the Learned .Serjeant a rule 'nisi, .expres sing a that the Chief Justice whd,presided at the trial, would be present at the showing cause, A most. beautiful bird, resembling an Egyptian goose, - was shot during .the late, frost, by 'a Gentle- Alan's game-keeper, near Stamford. A. variety of conjectures Jiaye been started, relatiVe to the ,part whence it may have., come from,- particularly as it is iih the highest condition, and most beautiful plumage._ A man of;the napp of Lambert, at Leicester, is supposed to be the heaviest person living; he weighs': _upwards of 40 tkcitie, and is crily'4s years old. SUch have'bcen the exertions of Captain Cant, • the:Regulating Captain at Hull, and the"officer*.and', men- under his,commarid, that upwards of 1400 men have been procured at that Port. for His "Majesty's Navy since the cotlimepcemcrAt of the present war: -A Merchant cif the. City. returning to town '.early on Friday morning, was stopped, near Enfield by two footpads, who, in a very I)4W m,auner, robbed him . of his watch and great coat, and wished him a good morning. On Saturday' SikljePtrord and Greenwich Stage coachmen were fined' in ;3 - litigated penalties, for ob strudingthe pas Sage at Charing-cross, •by placing "their coaches at the edge of . the pavement, longer than nems;arvi.to take up - or set dorm paisengers. A Hackney-coachman was also committed for abus ing Sir R. CLAYT4N,:t,VIIO refUse.d to pay him -a, fare which he conceived, to . On Saturday morning the warehouse of Mr. Cle mentson, in Wortn'Wood-street," was , broke :open, and chests of tea and other property stolen from it, together with :Bank-notes, to the lionount of 1601. On Saturday two young.,women 'were committed for trial, froth Cluildhall, for robbing a shop in - 11"ew-gitte-street vicious articles of linen-drapery i , ,which wvre found on their persons. • A daking '77ortugliest Sailor, named Antonio, has for some tithe ,kept --ther - Jit'ighbOurhood of Wapping in alarm bk.hiS , riotous behaviour. On -Friday night lie ,was soontrageons that nibe old Watchmen 'sur rounded and attacked bird, whom he put to the rout, and v they were spiinging• their rattles for assistance, •he jiinipecL info a bolt and' escaped to the 'opposite side a the river., J. Wrenn, 4 -prisoner in the House of Correction at Biirking, a feW days since effected his escape 7by . means Of a ropt,•=ladder, thrown over the wall "to him .by someof his gang on the outside. He has • not since been licard•of. :•• • , youn,'; woman, named Martin, arrived on Fri day afternoon froM 'Hereford,. tenter c -the service of a family in Gerrard street,, and engaged a marl; hav big-the anpearance Of a - pOrter, to ; carry her box iforn Bishopsgate,strea. He.led her through various `obsd.ire pasSageS, when on a sudden she 'missed him, and soon found he bad made , off with all her little * . ' Some laboureis who were last.WeTl digging-in a quarry near Ebbescaric in the North Riding of York ' shire, fouud in the cavity of a rock, about four feet _from the surface, an , immense number of human bones. - • • As a Plumber was lately putting clOwn a pump in a well at Forfar, he fell from the top to the bottom, a depth of 45_feet, b3lt escaped tibhuri. A Coroner's inquest was held last week" et Not' tingham, of view of the body of a young man, a recruit, belonging to the 2d Bat. 36th Regiment, sta tioned there, whoSe death was occasioned by a stab he', received in the side, with a knife, during an affray in the street. The'deceafed, while, walking in corn; • parry. with' a young woman on the Long-row, made use of some irritating language to another person, which produced a quarrel, _and the parties began to 40-it, when the 'recruit received the wound which produced_ his death. The perpetrator ofithe deed •immediately ran- off, and made - his escape. The Jury, how - ever, have- returned a Verdi& of wilful -murder .against him, and measures have, in conte , quence,, been taken for his apprehension. .• The first-drawn 5000 Tickets are sure to: be *PrizeS;----Honicsav and Co. beg leave to state to their Friends - and the Public, that in ; consequence* of the 'arrancreMent of the above benefits, it is manifest to 9 every' Adventurer,_ that by:purchasing before the Lottery 'commences Drawing, an important advan .-tage is obtained : for instance, the First-drawn Tic ket will be' entitled fo 10,0221. ; the fortunate holder may renew the purchase of an undrawn-Picket with' the 22L, and on the second day obtain 20,0221., 'and / continue to dO so until the first 5000 221. Tic kets are drawn' out Of - the •Wheel. -Tickets and ; Shares areselling in great variety of numbers, and at the ; lowest_prices- Prizes paid on demand by ,HORNSBY and Co,. the old, establishea State Lottery *Offices, 26, Corhhill: L 2, Cliaring-Cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Bdrough. Orders by Letter 'or ; Carrier executed exaaly 6n the same terms as if pre sent... The Lottery begins Drawing next Monday. it '