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S'leritFs were now in v.aitine, on His Majesty, dud the business ought to rcrnain as it was. The worthy Gentleman, in the Co , lllo'o his Speech, was often inclined to refer to the words of the Address, but was as often called to order ; 'and was at length informed by the LORD MAYOR, that' if. the Address were referred to; he' would be obliged to" reorest th,-. strangers to withdraw. Kr. temigx, delivered his sentiMents - a second • time. • Mr. 'SLAbE thought the question of adjonininent should undoubtedly by carried .; •as perhaps - his - Mu - - jest) , was, at that moment, oil his way to town,44 receive the Address. • If they again took it into Cod- - sideration, there was a question, whether it would not be thrown out entirely ;- and, at all events., it' might - riot be ready at the time appointed Sovereign to receive it. Sir R. C. GLYN supported the Amendment..,:' He wished to inform the Court, that the 'Address was not in the hands of any of `His Majesty's Officers and uould not, until the Sheriffs returned IrOm Windsor. On that ground he conceived, therefore, there could be no obje&ion. Mr.-S. Dixon spoke a .second time on the stilijea. Alderman R.ovvcuorr said,'. he had voted - forthe Address, under the idea,: that it would • be nothing more 'than an amplification of the words of the: iVlo tion, the moderation -olwhich struck him. Hewas on 'the Cocuuiittee, and not liking the mode in which the Address was framed, be., endeavoured , to have smile alterations made ; but 'his, endeavours , being opposed. be was obliged, when the 'Address was brought op and submitted for the approbation of the Court, to divide against its being carried. He still thought that it should undergo several alterations ; and therefore would give his hearty assent to the Amend:Lela. Mr. WAITHAIA,V spoke again in favour of the ori , ginal Motion, and took an extensive review of the different arguments which had been made use of in the Debate. After a few other Members had expressed their sentiments, the question was put on the Amend ment by the RECORDER, and a.division havin4.takeu pike, there appeared For the Amendment, Against it, Aldermen, - - re Aldermen, - - _ 3 cgur a moncrs, - - 1 7 COIIIIIIOI4CrS, . ... i 9 "9"--, 1 Majority, l7 I • 45• The bar was then cleared, and the Court entered on. the re-coltsideration of the Address. After the. strangers were desired to withdraw, we understand the Address agreed to at the torrtier Curt wassread, paragraph by paragraph.; .a few ver bal alterations proposed ; and, at- the suggestion of Mr. JACKS „and Mr. WA ITH .IN," one paragraph, - of nearly. the import, substituted for another. The lover and Seconder of the farmer Address readily acquiesced in these alterations. , After a few observations from Mr. WAITHMAN, merely appealing to the Court whether the .repre seytations which had gone abroad were not totally u4ounded,_ as the alterations proposed and adopted were such as would have been readily acceded to had they been proposed at the last Court, and. did not at all, alter the import, the. ddress was agreed to una niFtously. CLERKEAIVL'LL SESSIONS. #4r.v...igroltz Ma. MAINNvARING, AND SEVERAL .JUS;'ICES. IVilham Allen, an A c torney,--m as incli6ted.:for a ?tot in the_ house o Mr. Watts,' a shoemaker, in , Gnat 'Thrnstil-e, Holborn. - . It appeared front the eyidence of Mrs. Watts, and some other . Witnesses . , ;bat the Defendant, on. the 14th of last mouth`, came to the house of the prose suter, in company with a Mrs. Russell, who lodged on the second door. There had been a dispute some. sh()rt time before, bet+Acen this Mrs.. Russell-and Mrs. Watts,' inconsequence of which. Mrs. Watts did not light her and the Defendant up stairs. Mr. Allen was indignant at this, and exclaimed, " that though he was a Lawyer, and could in general see" ha way in the dark, yet he thought it necessary. that he should have a light in this instance." This loquy did not induce Mrs. Watts to bring a candle, so the Defendant, after abusing "the, whole family for some time, and bringing a crowd about the door, thought proper to break • the bannisters, and , then damn the carpenter tin making them so slight. Ile proceeded iu this unruly manner for some time, and at length Mr. Watts was obliged to send for a watch man, ,and have him conveyed to the watch-house. Mr. MAINWA RING was of opinion, that this could not be considered a riot, but a mere trespass, and the Jury. therefore Acquitted the Defendant. THE KING V. THE PARISH OF HARROW. Mi. KNAPP stated, that this was an Indi&ment against the Parish for a nuisance, in not keeping the road over Wimley Green, between the three and four mile stones, in repair. He then called a Mr. Lambert, who proved that this road was so had, it was impossible for a carriage to . pass The road was new, it had been made in April last, and two good ones had been stopped up almost beiore this was begun. .t-Vn objedion was here taken to the form of theudiament, as the Parish, under the Inciosure A&, was not indialable until twelve months after the road was finished. This obje6tion was allowed, and the Indictment fell to, the ground. John Green was indi&ed for Perjury, alledged to have been committed by swearing an affidavit the chewing cause to s a Bade in the case of Green -v.', Law; tried in the King's Bench. Very shortly after the opening of Counsel the Indietment was quash ed, the affidavit not being corre&ly copied. The Court then having' disposed of all the Indict- ments adjourned until Friday. SUDDEN DEATH.— On Monday Mr. Haycrote, sugar-baker, in Miles'S-lane, Cannon-street, in coin-:. pauy with his wife, went to spend the day with. a relation at Chelsea, where they remained till . ab out ten o'clock at night. They walked on their way home till they came to St;Jatpes's-street, whelLtiley took a coach. Mrs. - Haycrote was then in perfea health. As soon as - they were, seated in the coach, Mrs. H. was seized with an apoplectic fit, and ap peared lifeless. - She was taken to a surgeon in. the neighbourhood, who attempted, in vain, to bleed her, as every symptom of hfe was gone. Front t, , ;e LONDON GAZETTE, Fab. 18, 1806. Whitehall, Feb. 18, 1,896. 'The King has been pleased to grant to JohnlNl'Ma bon, Esq. the office of Keeper of Stores, Ordnance, and Athmunitiort.a War, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain:and Ireland. • 11 , 71i4ehall, Feb.,lB, 180 G. , . The King has" been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Robert Spencer (commonly called Lord Ro bort Spencer) to the office' of SurveyorrGeneral of •His:Majesty:s Woods, Parks, Forests, and Chaces. PUEILIO FUNEILL OF TEE LATE \ RIGHT HON. WIL- • • 1.1. 6 0/1, [The first two Paragraphs Of this Article are the same which appered iii Saturday's , Gazette, and were inserted in' Our Paper of Monday=.] • The Peers,•Peers 4 - Sons; the Chief Mourner, his ':tl,vo Supporters, ...the Assistant Mourners, and Rela )tions of the Deceased, are requested to . assemble at 'ten o'clock o Saturday morning next, in' the House of Lords ; the Members of the House of Commons in their. own House-; the several Persons Who have duties to perform in: i the Solemnity iri the Cliamloer heretofore the House of Lords ; and the. Clergy, Gentry, and, others intending: . to walk in the Proces • sion, in the 6:anmittee Room adjoining. The No bility and those who are to assemble in the House of Lords, are requeste&to go in at the portico of the House of Lords ; the. Members . of the House of Commons ; the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Alder men, &c. and' other persons_ in the Procession, at the: door leading to the aouse Commons from Old ' Palace Yard... and„ to avoid confusion, the coaches, after setting clOWn, are not to return the same way, but to proceed through Abingdon -street, &C. N.B. There will not be any passage to the Painted Chamber through Westhiiiiker Hail on ihat morn in;. Crowv-Office, Feb. tS, 0106. lEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. CITY Or WESTMINSTER. The Right Hon. Charles lames Fox. BOROUGH OF OAKHAMPTON. • john Charles Spencer, commonly called Lord Viscount Al thorpc, of St. lames's Palace, London. Ordnance-o"er, F'eb. 17, 113.36. Refer! Regiment of Artillery. First Lieut. the Hon. Herbert Gardner to be Second Cap tain, vice -Barnes, mired. Dated Feb. tz. 1806. Second Lieutenant Sam. Charters to be First Lieutenant, vice. Gardner. Dated as above. • Commission signed by ibe Lord Lieutenant of Hants, South Hants Cavalry. Cornet john Wilson a to he Lieutenant, vice liarslem, resign ed. Dated Feb. 13, ISA.' Commissions signed by the Lord Liilittitant of the Cotenty of La ... • . - • - nark.' • • , . Ardo.tioo • Volunteer!. '• • • Major Hugh Cross to. be Lientenant-ColoneL • Dated'Oet. 8, 1805. Captain Rich. Gillespie tp.be ;Major, vice H. CroSS. Dated as above. Paymaster Jainci - Robb to be • Captain- ' vice R.. Gillespie.-- -Dated - as aboVe. .- David Strong, Esq .to be ditto. , Dated 00, - . 94 - 1111b3; Lan, Esq. to be ditto. . Dated Oct, 1.0.,-1.8a5. Ensign' Wm. Webster 'to be Lieutcliant.• Datel 'Oct. 8, iBoi. Enstgo-Patrick Michell to lie ditto. -Dated Oct: 9, i 805 .• Ensign James Graham to. Dated Oelobef to, zB-a . David Young, 'to be Ensign, vice Webster. Dated Od. 8, tllos. • David Robb; Gent to be Vitt°, vice Mnehell. Dated .Od.. 9,;1805. • lamer; Clelland, Gent. to be vitt°, vice Graham. Dated October - to, 1805.. Robert Wlii,;tiani, [-rent. to be ditto. Dated Ott. 1 1 / 4 .1805, (as. Milligan, Gent to be'Qiiarter-Nlastd, — vicelluchania. Dated Oa, 8, t 805- • Archibald' symingiow, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon... Dated. as, - above. Quarter-Master A. 13uchanan to be Paymaster,. vice 'James Robb. . . . Commissions signed .by' the Pice-LieutenalLoi the Counxof , • (..s!i • i;rtiorga - ri. • Glamorgan, or Prince of Wales's, Fuzileers. Lieutenant. David lieavan 'to , . Cap . ta . :n,. vice .Beavan, re , • signed - Dated - January i 6, 000, Ensign Griffith Griffiths to be Lieutenant, 'vice LeaVan,'pronniteci. Dated as above. Williain Jones, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Griffiths, Dated • asabove. George Jones, Gent—to be Ensign, v,ice Maine. Dated as aboire . . • Commission in Ihe. Tower Hamlets Militia, signed by the Deputy Llentenani. . Dated Febru;vy 4, iBoti.. Ist Royal Regiment--Frederick Macnamara,- Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice-Rice, resigned. • Csn - inissu . w: ,inlo 4th" kattalion of Carmarthenshire,Volunteer Infantry, - signed by' the Lord Lieutenant if. the Couisfy of Car :narthex:. 'Ensign'Edwaid•Hughis to be Lieutenant, yice Griffiths, signed. • Dated Febisuary, -- 3, 1806. . . -C.47/Imisihn.fil tide Regiment of Devon and Cornwall-Miners, Signed 4y Lord Wardens.' Thomas Moore, Gent.. so be •Lnsign and A;isistant:SurgeOn. 'Dale February le, 1806: • • Commis.tionssigned by the Lord. Lieutenant sf Norfolk. . ad Battalion ,t 1 .Norl9/4 fAlunteer Infantry. ; Phillip Mallet Case, Esq. t o b e Adjutant, vice Walford, re signed. Dated lair: 23, 1866. - Linn Regiment of P;ltotteer Infantry. Josiah Green, Cent. tube Ensign. '• Dated Jan. 27,-1866. Lynn and Free6ridge United Corp's of C'avaby, , and . .Sharp Shooters. • • . . Captain Lloyd to be Major, vice Taylor, promoted. Dated , . Jan. 27, tilo6. _ Lynn and Freebria'ge Skarp Shooters. - Thomas Forster, Gent. to: be I,irst Lieutenant. riated 27, iBo6. John Hall,. Gene.- to. be - Second Lieutenant. Dated as above. tot 6 Bar/a/ion of ATiffilk Volunteer William Dobson, Gent, to be Quarter-Master. - Dated Tan. 31, iBO6. Drainh .it it L.yal Valursteerr. Ensign Wright to be Lieutenant,•Vice Tiffin, resigned. Dated' fan. 31, 1806. ' ' Afarkant L9..11 Volunteers. Ensign Prish to be Lieutenant,, vice Porter, resigned. -Dat., lan. 3!, 1805; M. C. CoOper, lc; be 'Ensign, yice Parish, proruoted.• Dated a'abuvel -. • • '• B4NKRUPTS:' .G4orge Life, of high Harrowgate, Yorkshire, innkeeper, to, .surrender March 3,4, at' lite-Old George' Inn, opposite Old Pavement,. York, and April- t, ai-Alte• Hope 'Tavern and •-, Hotel, High Harrow-gate,, at.ele,ven-.each day, Attornies. ;:Mr.-Wordsworth, Staple's-Imi, London.; ,or Mr. Henry • York. ' . ' • ••••''• .7' - • john •VOrk's•hire,...:groc'er and linenAcaper,•to surrender March 3,4, at.the Old Qeoige'lnn, opposite.t A hq Pavement, Yolk, and April I, at the Hope Tavern, High liarrumgate, .eleven; each day. Att,%inie!;,- Mr. Words -worth, Starle'vAnn; London ; or , Mr. Henry Smitli; York, ..C.;corge LockeYT•of Monk- Wiarmout hsliqe ? count .of bur:. harrctlrocr;•to surrender. March 18, and 19,' an 4 April r, .at eleven, at Brsifoii-Wearrodutli; Xttor , nits, Mr. George Parker, Bishop-Wearrhouth ; • or -Mesrs-: A tcheslui and AdO(gan,AUStiri: /1 , 9i 1 0 . ( 41 t • William Roughsedte, of Liverpool, • factor, to surrender March. 7; 8, arid April . t,' eleyen, at Arms !no, Penkridge, • Staffordshire. • •Attornies, - - Messrs. Dennetts and Greayes, - King's-Athis.44rd,.c9leinan,strt. , er; London ; or Mr. John lesson, Wolverhampton. ,• lames M`Nish, now or late of ancashire t merchant, to 'surrender Feb:.z2, IVICIrdI Aprii•r; eats ;twelve, at GuildhaLl, - .London, A.ttorni.es,. Mu,s.s,rs.; . LONDON : Vripled by Ai CHA RD HARRIs, of No, 4, Maztl-q.cou v rt,..l;ol. 7 strcet ; an t i pablishrti by Wit. LIAM A srt,tc sn Scn W I'S, 4 South . I'o'olton-street, Grosvenor - square; . At the SUN.CiFFics, No. I 12, Strand ;• where .ddvertzs,27/icnis Orders tor„ the Eater,. Letkrs . 'for the `.Editor, c'..:(tost-Pcticb),` must be aderzseil. Tomlinsons, andThomSons, Copthall-touri, Throg morton-street. Stephen WOmsley, of Ormskirk, Lancashire, brewer, to surrender March 13, at six, 14, and April 1;• at‘eleven, at the Wheat Sheal, Ormskirk. Attornies, Mr. Tho Mas hlackstock, St Mildrcdis , court, Poultry, London ;' or Messrs. .Wright and Palmer, Ormskirk. • William Armytage, now or late•ofShelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton and woollen card-maker, to surrender March 6,7, and April 1, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Hall tax. A ttornies, Mr. 4Slleswonit, ray's I mi, London ;or Messrs. Wigles worth and Thompson, Halifax. - Robert Davies, of Enfield Wash, N'ilddlesex, - potat3e-mer • • chair, to surrender eb. 23,•at eleven, March 8; and April t, at tell, at G utldhall. A ttorney, Mr. Hughes, Clifford's ! no. Henry Rock, late of Unian-cpurt, Broad-street, London, jewelleri to surrender Feb 22, March I,'and . 29, at ten, at ~utklitall, A ttornies, Messrs. Kibblewhite and Rowland, Gray's-Jim-place. - - John Bundock, of Great Eastcheap, London, 4 2nd of Turn-, ham-G Leen, MiddlcseK; corn- .to summate!' leb. 25, at ten, March t, and 'April _I, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. I;rovrn, Little Friday-street,.Cheapside. Janie A of• Ifirininghani, nierchant, _to' surrender Feb. 2,13. Nlarch t, and April 1, at eleven, at the Royal. Hotel, Bitmi,igham. 'Amrnies,• T‘li.ssrs. =Lee alit' . Collie, or''Mr. - Alexau&r, Bedford-row, London. Luke Gyerrier, of Stepney, Middlesex, cow-keeper, to.sqr "tenderyeb. 25, March 4. and April t, at ten', at Guildhall. A ttorticy, Mr. Burt,- Could-squire, Crutened- friars. Golden Lee Gibson, of Colchester, Essex,• tailor, to stirren. der March 5,6, and April I, at ten, at the i•;;itlin, Col _cheSter, Attornies; . IVII , . Thomas Hedge, Colchester; or Messrs. Swaine and Stevens,' Old Jewry, London. DIVIDENDS. • March ;S. James Niblock and George Burgesi. of Bristol, ltnen-cLapers and co- partne,s, at eleven, at the_ Rummer Tavern, All Saints-lane, Bristol. April 12. li',:njainin Sinito the younger, and John Cherry, of Red Lion-street, Middlesex, watch-manufacturers and co partners, at ten, at Guildhall,. London. March - 25. Thomas Holland, of Bedfardbury, Middlesex, woollen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. March ;t. Thomas Burberry, of Sun-street, 'Bishopsgate , street, London, weaver, at eleven, at Guildhall. March is. William Winch, of Tothill-weet, Westminster, butcner, at ten, at Guildhall. March ;8. Henry Saxhy, of Charlton, Kent, market-gar dener, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. March tI. Peter Desmarais, ot ,St. Martin's-court, Middle sex, watchinaker ' at ten, at Guildhall. ' ' - March 14. Edward Marston, now or late of Utoxeter, Star fildshire, cork-cutter, at twelve, at the Three Queens, Burton-upon-Trent. March r;. tosepli Squire, late of Exeter, tallow-chandler and sod p-lioil w er, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. March ii. Thomas Kirkpatrick, late of . Church- passage, Cateaton-street,, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall: CERT IF! C /IT HS. March tr. John Boyes, late of Welklose-square, Middlesek, . . wine-merchant. Samuel Hull Wilcocke, of Liverpool, merchant. William Irving, of LiVerpoof, merchant. • Henry. Pennington, of Liverpool, monepscrlvener , . William Evill, cif Bath,. uplivider. •' john Wright, of Newgate-street, London, grocer.. LAW REPORT. COURT 9F CHANCERY, Fla.' r 7. ' . . . . • . , . SITTINGS IS ZPORE THE'. 111ASTFIt OF T112..P.01.L5, IN LIN. ' .. , COLN'tI'INN NAI.I.:' ' - LORD. , VISCOtigi' SOU'iIIIXTALT:: V. BEAItELVY. , . 1 Counsel ..,,. This morning the arguments of in.,:this ~, cause were resUmed . i.. and - , I*i.*c LIFyOIiD. and, Mr.- PLON('DEN, ,for the Defendant, . were, heard-at con siderable length. , The Ledrned Counsel dweit.upon, the improbability of the gronyd . upon.NN:hiph this suit was alledged to-be founded, .„It, was ,stated. to have - resulted . from inadvertence,pn the pia ofthe , Plaintiff,' who executed an instknmentwhich ,413*: I solved - the 'deceased . guardian 'from . further: respon, Sibility, -and -acknowledged the adjitstMent. of the Minors' . accounts. . But how could such a plea . be horrestlyi.nrgest w.hen . .it appeared, tiiat.tworyearl after the execution of that releae, and nearly as long after the Marriage of the Plaintiff. N•it,ll , the Lady, the fear of:losing whovi,''hy any impediment which .might hive arisen from a scrupulous investi gation of the accounts, was urged as an excuse foe, alledged inadvertence ? .Two years after that time,, in a conveyance of - part of the,estate .which was • made,the release of the Defendant, - which had been executed, was adverted 'to and confirmed. .In watching the interests of infant wards, the Court would not so far alarm all persons,who stood ,in the i . mpiKtant and arduous situation of guardians, as to, grant the obje& of thisyetition, and say, that years after all accounts are reasonably looked upon. as ad—, kfsted, and a release* being obtained,, vouchers of expenditure are no longer carefully pre - served, they shall be called-upon . to, re-State those ,accounts, and .be subjefted to,the imputation of having dealt dis honestly, if they are 'not then in a conditiontoProVe thelairness and necessity of every charge upon, and disbursement of, their wards' estates ; which, hav ing once satisfailorily accounted for, they no ,longer ,treasure the proof of. For the . dedu'etions stated to be improperly made from the profits and produce of ' the Minors' estates in the present case, satisfac- . tort' cause was shewn. . There Were various mort gages,,.-:. with which, at the time of the deeease of the minors' parents, the estates were charged, and. which were necessary deductions frOm the prOduce; the estates had also been involved in Chancery suits ; ..but, notwithstanding these-incumbrances, they had, under the `care and management of the deceased, ' guardian, upon whose memory the Stigma of dis honesty was now attempted to be . attxed, become. produ6tive to his wards to an extent, which could not have .been anticipated. : Mr. ALEXWNDER, in reply, observed, that what, had fated- froth the Counsel for the Defendant in ' no wise disproved the - reasonableness and necessity. of this-application to the Court, for an investigation of accounts involving.. great sums of money, and: which the evidenee of, lt.. Butler, :the Professional, - Gentleman to whoni they had.at one tithe byeu re ferred for adjustment, fully_proved had been passed over greatly to the prejudice ,of, the l'etitioners. There were tinny charges wide against the estates of the wards,ffor which their guardian liad*doubly compenSated himself. ' For the' Mortgages Which formed items of the accounts against:them,- he enjoyed all, the tithber which the estates produced, ~ an equivalent, as well as for the 'hoard and ac-1 conamodation ofthe young - Udies under his tion :. and yet this - too -Was made the'subje6t` of a heavy charge. pm the conveyance whi6 was al:- luded to, or what it might Contain, - could affe6t the question at issue, .the Learned Col:nisei - said he could not echiceiv`e. : It was - 'trite the •1 4 1'Aitifi - bad *disk , . , ..., , , did posed of the pfoperty, 'out . tnat not preVent his . yecovering ..w4 at- a • 'dU6 to him, in riglit of his Wile, from her'guardian, - o`r his representative. For : 'ace pegusal Of 'some deeds which the Cbwasei roe the i liefendaq..had ,t.ffis . day produced, he .Bored the ; 1 Court would indulge hich with leisure until to-mor- ! row. ;With this* reqiies t• the MASTER -of 'the ROdS ;1 ,complied, and.the Court rose. ' *-'''' ;'' s SHIP NEISZ% 1001.11, PESAL'AtLY 17. Arrived—the David, Wilkinson, and Distlatch, Pike, from Newfoundland ; Agenoria, L'itue, f►uum Guernsey" ; and Atfive, Williams, from Portsmouth. Sailed —the Industry, Brookes, and Industrious, Aldridge, for Southampton. • GRAVES*ND, Flig. 17. Passed by—the London Packet, Smith, from Surinam .lingsmill,:.Smith, and Trio, Bayley,'from Demerara Mi nerva, Williamson, from Barbadoes ;, Shepherdess, from Virginia; Esch, elitisters, from Billioa ;- Hogg, from Memel; Friendship, -Jackson, and Elizabeth Margaretta t -, from Dinizic. BIR Ills. On the, t tth inst. at Waterville, County of Kildare), the Lady of the Right Hon. Lord biluboyne, of a Sou: ' Lately,•- in Eitnerick the Lady, of Go l e ta ! P a y n e, an d daughter of the Right lien. Lord Adare, of a baughtet. - On TUesday the 4th, inst. at, the Government-House,. i:n Guer»sty, Mrs. Doyle, Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel of a I)aughter... . • : On . .V;Julay last, at Haughley Park, Suffolk, the Ladypt G. Jerninghain, Esq. 4'a Son. Larely„the Lady of John Weir s -Esq. in Devonshire-place, of a Smr..• 7 ' • On the loth of July last, at Luckncivit, - hi the East Itidies, the Lad? of - Colonel Paris Brad Shaw, ola soti." • MAR 1? /ED On MondikStentight, at. Workington, john -Reek, Esq. Comptroller 91"1„lis Majeoty'q Customs, to Miss f‘llOtk; Only daughter Of .the Late Rev. Bryan Atiott, Vector of likiru. hart, in Norfolk, .and nice to the Dean or Kapho& Lately, William Esq. - of' the 63d loot, to Miss Hopeelifford, youngeSt 'daughter of the late Al tiler Esq. of the County of Wexford. - • On the 1 ith inst. IVilliarn Nevile Ilart; lisq, son.bf the late Sir William Hart,' to i✓liss Miller, of Ilford. ' l'esterd , ry:mo::ping,.at St e . Mary's, Lambeth, Thrmnas liat, Esq. of Richmond, Virginia, to Miss Martha Cowcher Cooke, Deice - and co-heiress Of the 'lie Richard Cov , :cher, Esq. of Gloucester. DIED. On Monday se'nnight, Miss Hardy, eldest daughter of the late Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. On the" 17th inst. Mr. GOrge Law, of St. James's-street, aftera lingering illness of three years. • PRICE OF, 1 .- CiCk It ESTE RDAY. Bank Stock, iota Navy -5 pc! Cent. 92 5 Per Cent. 1797, Irish 5 per Cent. 4 Per Lela. So x ',- 3 per Ct. Red. 61 in j per Ct. Cone. 611 6! Nl* L. Ann.. 174 13- Itths India Stock, 1852. - , India Bopco., 45.,11T 1 , XciLici:KrblLlS, 2s. .sS: ! Arii ; 011111lUtli; • I aiperi 3 per Cc-wt.:430:4 Ditto 211111. 9:1- lath ConS. .tUr 27 . th Feb: 61 .. , . ~ . . . No. 29, Arundel -Stl'ZZt Sept. t 3 /804- _ VOR., Eleven .Years I Ilavejvlintiulshe4 all qtlier Ai Pradice for the Treatment of Venere.ii Conii)airns, and `the cure - of those deficiencies' ‘vhicti ai': - .; the comequences o ff' a destrudiVe habit. . ' The tindolibted qualifications which 1 posses, as a Mem ! . het of tlie.Roy•al College of Surgeons, .formerly a Stirgeoti in the Army, and . the extent of ray eg•piiriell.2e hi this pecilliar. line, constitute my claiiti to tbarstipe'riority, which i' - .:Zinnott . - be , attainect by•the illiterate, or even ty,tlr..:.inost general Prattitioner, wilosu , minilfis harassed by atieloon an ill iniznse of Disorders: • The very . • , mplaints' of--Di t ;ease.'atitl f . l which' fro`n. • pirt orthe world-li,p,ie - tzczo COnslatt*( l , • tnust !save c ably coils:ince:l to nfy z.) pr 1 i skin of the most crunkieat.;..i • 7 . It Di.:;..-ases arise tlie Ohl i;ictet cf attunguariletttno. merit, and - if such .Casesof tlis r s t,ii cliiarriingeinent;llo , l exist,..as . those:which ar. fhe col s:nucnces of an lialciitita • vice, e.ap Any Alan assume a•li:lttr troit• thCsii a regular Surgeon, re4figning al lAixlier. PraAlite for the-Tre . ai-;` merit of thes6,'.ai - td coneenttating .liis attention and-stud ies-,to;.' this particAlarlioint - • "' In recent_Cases. of •Infe&ion, Dm tress inayte a v ' and _.in the 114:rt ,sensationsi-bf Weakness, much' future misery may:be.p.reitetited t means of re-animation as will ri.'stdre fjc;ilin iiini:Stren t ;tll the Constitution. • Through inconSiderate negiea. thc.-skiiiitest - ca;es become important; • bUt it is the aCquiremen,t of exclusive4 : xperiefle; 4 in this.line to give a safe. and per:nahent restoration,.- ev.:9lk when other Praditiono.rs'have -'` The terms of remuneration are preciselfstated on.theirist interview, but no lettirs are answeied mit4ss a Bank 40¢Arla: inclesed. - , , . ... . . IVARTINI3REE, I-- Member of the Royal . College of Surgeons in Lontion• • ,No. -29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple.bar, ---.2. •-- ' There is an additional entrance in Water -street, ac,.inir,g, ..... . • ~ , . . . To 1.110N14$ TA YLOR;• Esq.' . . • . . , 'No. 9, New bridge-Street, Loudon., •••.; - ; ' 1 Honoured Sir, ' Edinburgh, March 13.,',030;,• , • . , P I7' 86.1. ave le to inform. yod; that lever guice.ll. • year 1790, I have been ictqieled with the I.,ueslienF rea; which, nom its obstinatel.y*, resisting-evert, course pi' !: Medicine prescribed by the ' most eminent of the FaCtaiy; nere,.and undergoing several severe' courses of salivatiop,„ and twice discharged from • the Ildspital, with little relief, Would appear to be of the most inveterate nature.' In the . spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period. to my exiStence—l had a large . talucr. - on the ,crown ol .my head, one - on each'arin, and my letrs were broke out in a frightful manner; any right was dread fully painful, and had been in a watt, of ulceration for the last seven.years ; my' left had also two large nodes -on its! was very much discoloured, and gave m i e such exerutiat- - ing pain, particularly when warm n bed; as nearly to de- . prive me of rest; in this lamentable state; I was recom mended .by Mr. T. Thompson, (who received so- great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent ril:s p . • which I began to do on the) 26th of Mliy '; In the cousSe of a fortnight, 1 began to receive. benefit—in little more: than a month-, the ulcers on !iv head . .and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, however, constuerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, which, .by , the !flog , sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in-yourlitya luable Medicine, subsided ; ,tlie nodes dispersing, the skill regaining its natural hue, and the rioaurnal - pains geadua 11 y going off. I thus became,„ by your liberal advice and Me-' divine, perfeztly free from all my l'ormee complaints— have recovered iny former spirits and strength, and an Collie jolly and fat, in which state havin7c , iltintied ma* months tb the astonislameht 'of ail wli;i knew me, • Earn at' a loss in what terms to e.xpress rny, vatito,le, but beg you, for the good of other suck-ring awl - lids, to make this my case as public as possible ; as I shall 'Oil' every ;. let so admg, - Srdo will' g'feat l'y oblige; SZr, y r grate fut,, obedient, very humble servant; M U R4.,1i. Swan's Close, High-street, - xVithesses to the abio,.e - C • ' • _ I ORN 1 TIOMPSON, Na. ' 3 , New l'iniltry Market Tortx Wlsros tri•Old Assembly-Clse, Eilinburgn, Prepared and Stich by the dole P.roptEeti)i - , THOMAS Tl.veott, Member of the 'R'oya!' C01:6,:t of blrr geons, ar hisl-lotise, No. 9, New Britige,Streeti London; wherA, after a constant resicienee 61.inurerLiti thirty,..sif • years, in p praCtice particularly directed to the, cure , Venereal Complaints ;Lad- th.ose incident:A to the' i''Atts art Generation;'with that inviolable secrecy which men or; his profession shonhi always observe in suc'o eases, flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to j)erSdns taking this Medicnie,' will he esteemed, by a dtsee'rning Public, as an advantage sel dom attainable and.vold of all ambiguity. ' . • Also sold, by his appointinent, 1,,r the convenience those"liyin at .a ittfance, at the l'in . fiifiser's - , 3;., Albioes-street; Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. font,at ree t ; Mr. 1)i s rot: gli D. 7 sh -5 t met. i Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Unioii-row, Little 'foWer hill'• Baxter's, Soutit-biid i ;e, Edinoingh; Mr; fklad donald; Glasgow Mi. Callekell's,' ;. and. bI One: person every eonsiderabi t e town. ha Great Britain and Ire land, in iTioxes of only as. c . ,•'d. each, scaled! no with full and plain 'difealions, 'whereby litrsons -lit -either 'sex ?nay cneethettiseives witn ease,, speed; 5.,2-creel', 'and safety. . 1 hvery.lb sold its'Qteat Britain is sealed on with a Stamp, oft wnich; by- faiour of the "Commissioners is -printed, at the Stamp 9flice—" T. Taylor, No: 9, New ildge-street,",—tc; :filtrate which is ana all others ciinntetleits. ' ' • : • '. • . -~