The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-24 00:00:00

Coigne.. . ' • , . It, appeared that the Pro3etutor was owner t)f.' .. a peblic 7 lionse in Broad-street Carnaby-market.;. the 2.5 tn : of Dvcenibtr. last the Prhoner went. to. the . bar and ordered a pint of HollatiL, and c4ange of,a pound note, to be sent to : a Gentleman's house in the same street.. The servant AVOMULI was according-, ly sent the spirits and the change; but .when she arrived within a few yards e of tire house the ktisoner met her, and .took the money laid in,the Indikment from her. He gave tier a piece of paper,. which had the appearance.of a Rank Note, and cig - mired her to make haste to the house with the Hol , . lands, as the servants were waiting for-it. He also desired her . to tell them he had gone to buy some- = thing to eat, and would be back in a few minutes.— \'`v 7 iien the woman got to the house the servants knew nothing of the spirits oeisig ordersd; and, on examiniag the note, it was found to be ,a counter, feii of the very worst •kind. The affair resfed in thisway, and nothing was heard .of the Prisoner tntil a short time ago he was arrested on another charge of the eatuedeScription, and underwent an examination at Marlborough-street Office. An ac count of this appeared in . the Daily Paper, /which the Prosecutor seeing, he attended at the Office on the next examination, and identified the Prisoner. He positively swoke he could not be mistaken in his person. The Prisoner made no defence, and the-REcoR rER, in summing np the eyidence, observed, that this was not altogether a- new species_ of fraud, .nor was the Prisoner aAiew face at the bar. 'The Note; he said, was 'a palpable counterfeit--it was Made by placing a good Note ori a . piece of, thin paper, and then, by a simple process, discharging part of the ink without ipjuring the real Note.. This would pro duce something resembling 'a Bank Note, but it could nor be passed on any person whio even slightly cm.t their eyes on it. Thp Jury instantly found the Pcisoner fizziZty, and Le was afterwards - sentenced to be transported for seven years. . . Henry Watts was indicted t - Pr . Stealing two silver tea-spoons, the property of Mrs. Wilkinson. The Prosecutrix., who resides at No. 13, South Moul ton-street, was applied to for lodgings by two-gen teel men, - one of whom • was the Prisoner, .on the afternoon of the 12th of January. :They. - were ad mitted into the house, and while each of them en gaged the attention of. the-Prosecutrix, she heard her plate jingle, and on giving an alarm they made off: The Prisoner was pursued to Perrot% Hotel, a few doors from the house where the robbery was committed. Thomas Williams, an intelligent young man, pursued him to the hotel, and after leaving his great coat, the Prisoner returned to. ihe door, and wished to know the cause of the outcry. This stra tagem, however, failed; for his person was identi fiel, and the robbery was brought home to him.-- Guilty. . Mrs. Wilkinson begged in strong terms for mercy towards the. Prisoner. The Recorder asked her whether she did not do so through fear, by a threat ? S!le affirmed She did not, although some sort of ap p;ieaiHi leid been made to her by .a person who e.eled herself the mother of the Prisoner. He stood agAin for stealing Bank notes to the amount of. 431. of.a person 'Of the name' of Marsh, at the King's Head; but he was not tried on the- latter charge. Biel)A. 4 3osary, Fre.leric ancl.Peter Gosling, wee iodidel for stt.talipg a box, containing articles ofjewelle.ry to the value, of 4000% the property of MesSrs. John- Mitchell and Co. of Mincing-lane, Merchants. The Prisoners, it. appeared, were mariners on board a West Indianian, and the box was shipped by Messrs. RobinsonS and Cane, of Lcade.ntiall street, on account of its proprietors. In the course of the night of the Bth of January, when the ship - was otf Portsmouth, the, Prisoners made their escape from the vessel, and in .the tilt - soling it was died. vered that the box *as gone. 'it was' soon ascer tained, that the Prisoners had , bent their course to London, and Bosary was soon .discovered, by. means of a IFtipping:tiarasel, whose e!egant and facintit,liT parson he had profusely bedizened with several of thearticies which the box had contained. He aild tire lady Were, of course, both taken_into custodyk, and she was admitted an evidence, against When he. was searched, a variety of , the articles in question were found in his poSsession, andlikewise a number of duplicates for those he had made away with. Nothing was found on the other Prisoners, hat it was proved that they had all three left the ship at the same tune. The Jury foaad Bosary Guilty, and ilegz..itted the -ethers. The Sessions being ended, sentence of.death was pronounced on the following Prisoners;Lcwis Sa f o se!) \ lz- Townsend, and Thornes Taylor, for bursiary ; P eg,gy Smith, for stealing privately in a 15116 p ; and .lames Shepherd, for stealing in a dwel ling-house. Seventeen were ordered for transportation ; and Henry Rat!, for bigamy, was sentenced to twelve months iwprisunment. • . In addition to the particulars of the capture of - Medina by the Wahabees; We learn that Judda had previously surrendered toithen), aud that the principal inhabitants had purchased their lives at the expellee of their property. The marauders only consented to spare the town, on condition that a second tribute should be paid in the course of six months ; btit the place is already so impoverished that it is. supposed to be impossible , to comply with the derhanti: A large detachment: from the Wahabee Armv•had pro ceeded towards K3iber, whither it was supposed the . inhabitants of,Meditia .ltad retreated on the approach of the Enemy, withal much of their treasure as they could convey , away. The adjacent countries were thrown into the greatest confusion, and the people were living from their homes in .c ery dircaion. A lasourer on the Surrey Canal, natned;Kiernan, in returning home late on Friday evening, missed his way, fell into the Canal, and was drowned. Commissions in the Wiltshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Samuel Porter, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Dated _Nov. 24, 183 . 5. James Ferryman, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Nev. 2, i 305. Ilueland Nuteombe Blunt. Gent, to be Ensign. Diiied - Dec. to, 18os. Angus Macintire, Gent. to lie ditto. Dated lan. t 5, 6;6. Commission in the Long Island Additional Company of In verness-shire Volunteers, signed by the Lord Lietaenant if the ateaty of Inverness. Dated yan. 2L, Iga6. Alexaniler iVl'Donald, jun. Esq. to be Captain; vice Norman M`Lean, appointed"Adpifant - to the Long Island Battalion. CtmmisJiwz in the Royal Regiment of Devon and'Cornwall Miners, rigid 19 , the Lord Warden. Thelion. Augustus Cavendish iiritthrlaW to be Ensign. Dated feu. ti, 18c6. • MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Capt. Win, Barton to be Major in the Glamorgan Volunteer Riflemen, vice Grey, resigned, I+3; not taken place. BANKRUPTS. James Watkins, of Crucifix.larre, Bermondsey, Surrey, baker, fo surrender March 1, 4, and April 5, at ten, at G Cirldhail, • London. Attornies, Messrs. Collins and Wailer, Spital square. • . Thomas Shepherd, of. Romtord, Essex, nurseryman, to stir. rends'. March r, 4, and April 5, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don: Attornies, Messrs. Evitt and Rixon, Ilayclon-square, Al ivories. rcispli Perry, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, tailor, to surrender r, 3, and April 5, at t weive, at Guildhall. .Attor ney, Mr. il-Becket, BrO.ichstreet, Golden-sqUare. Thomas Hamilton Kiddie, of Charles.street, Westminster, aactier, to surrender March 1, 4, and April 5, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Bousueld, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. • John Wooktield, late of Alderitlaribury, London, jeweller, to . surrender Fen. 2.5, March 4, and Aprils, at eleven, at' Guildnair. A itornies, Messrs. Dove and Mayhew, Elm court, Temple. John Cummings, late of Biackfriar's-road, Surrey, merchant', - to surrender - ieb. 25; Mat(4l 1, and April 5, at eleven, 'at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr. Joseph Bugby, Mid dle-Temple-lane. • - David Poole, late a Norton -street, Fitzroy-square, Middle sex, money-scrivener, to surrender Feb. 25, March, 4, and April 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Hague, Greek-street; Soho. -•• ' " ' • Mark Utley - , late of Hollock-Lee, in Erringden, Yorkshire, cotton-manuractierer, to surrendcr'March ao, U, 34‘i April 5, at rive, at the Nidgewater Arms, Manchester.. Attorney, Mr: Bernard Holland, Manchester.' John Cooke; of Liverpool, silvs'isinith, -to surrender March 17, 13, anti April 5, at eleven, attrie George Inn, Dale . Street,'Eiver pool . Attorney; M.r. Wyatt, Liverpool. , Peter Lindsay, formerly of Greenwich, Kant, biker, but late of Barking, Essex; farmer, to surrender Feb. 28, March 8, at eleven, and April 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At, torthiy, Mr. Stratton, Shoreditch. - Wiliam Creed the younger, of Finch-lane, Cnnthill, London, tailor, To surrender March r, 4, and April -5 - , at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dodd and Westi:Fhreod needte:street. Matthew Geldart, - now or lateof Manchester, cotten-nianu taedurer, to surrender March s. , rr. and April 5, at three, at the. Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. .A ttorney , Mr. Eer rard Holland, l‘loncliester. Charles Nines, of Carcaton-street, London, ribbon-manu fatturer, to surrender March 4, r 5, and April 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, , Mr. Ballachey, lapel-court, Stock- Exchange: George Southard ; of New Bond-street, Middlesex, linen draper, to surrender Feb. - zs, March 8, and April s, at one; at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs; 'Wright and Boyd, Chan 7 eery-lane. Alexander Sheddon, of Bristol, druggist, to surrender Feb. 24, March 8, and April 5, at eleven, at the White Lion • Inn, Broad-street, Bristol.. Attornies, Mr. George Ed. muncls,Exchequer 0 flicec f Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Mr. William Thornas, 'Bristol. Joseph Williamson, late of Manchester, corn-merchant, to surrender March 14, is, at eleven, and April 5, at three,. at the Royal Oak Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, Manchester. Thomas Gregory, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, drysalter, to surrender March 24, 25, and April Sy at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle-upon-Tvne. Attornies, Mr. Robert Walters, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; or Mr. William Grey, Gray's-Inn; London. Wiltiatn Trueman, of Li t Tower-street, London, but now of Durweston-street, at. Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, wine-merchant, to surrender Feb. 2s, March r it, and April • 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Loxley, Cheap side. Samuel Moore, late of Leicester, woolcom' e and victualler, to surrencle - .March 5, at tour, 6, and April 5, at eleven, a t the Saracen's Head Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Mr. Payne, Leicester ; or Mr. Egerton, Gray's-Liu-square, London. SNIP• NEWS, POOLE, PBERCARY Arrived—the Perseverance, Lambert, from Bristol ; Wil liam and Mary, Allen, and Lloyd's Assistance, Moser, from _Porlsinouth ; John, Williams and Olive`Branch, Gilbett, from London; Polly, Damaii,.from Southampton; Mary, Brown, from Dover;-Britannia, Bealson, from Leith ;'and Arabella, Smith, from Bridport; Sailed—the Stadt Aurick, Youkes, for Embden ; Dove, - Thompson, for Plymouth; Agenoria, Le I.' itue; for Guern sey ; and Perseverance, Street, for Liverpool. GRAVESEND, FEB. 20. Passed by-the Beaulieu Frigate, fromßarbadoes ; Johan na, Benson,' ioin Norway Three Brothers, Hants, Ca tharina, Warts, and Good Overton, Corialus, Irony Emb dent Sailed—the Matty, Hutchinson, and Britannia, Mitchell, for Dublin. LEY. DAy,,,5A7.:172.1 , 3,11",-rEp. 22. 71 - 7111,;,a Oliee W 36 4,A,i.„a,gu,i raYajn'whi, a seven shilling-piaild two sililliugs and si%-j - Knee in silver, tie property: otiWilliilra Ftom t120402\74701'..a4ZETT:,,- ,Z!'6 , &._ F. 2 , c At the Co - azt at St. Jiinto,ss, tl.:-.• I.sth.Feb. 1 8,14, pres , :.:nt the KIYG'SII.IOSt EXCeilellt ill C044 -, .. ' F7isli,Hesty; in Council, was this day pittase.d to, dr.•:clare• V.filliain Wentworth ... Ea's!" o 1 7 ;t•z , ...-11!:. , ii - n• Lord President of His Majesty., - i, and• his Lordship took Lis pilce the 13oarp accordlnzly. Hip IZ.jesty was this day pltased to appoint Tho. Stevens, of , Kinnerton, Esq. to be Sheriff of the county ,of author, in the room of 'Julia of Esq. , •• • Downing-street, Tel lg, 1806: The King has been pleased to appoint Isiac .Esq..to be Consul General in the Dominions of !tile Ottoman Porte.. Irtitehall, Feb. ig, 1805. . The Kin g has been pleased to appuittt the :Bight H Wrn on. .-CharlesEarl of 41b . einarie to be Naster of His Majesty'S Buck Hounds. The King has also been pleased - to appoint the Right - Hon. St. Andrew Lord t. John to be Captain of His ;Majesty's Band of Pensioners. Crown-Office, Fc4. 22, 18. 6. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS. PRESENT PARLIAMENT. BOROIIOII OF MoR —The Right Hon: George Howard, commonly called Lord Viscount Nlorpeth.• tioeou c.it OF TA V IsrocK —The Right Hon. - Richard Fitz patrkck.. Robcit Spencer, Esq. commonly called Lord - Robert Spencer. Boit:it/on or NE.WARk.UPON-TRENT—Sir Charles Morice role, Bart. 13ostoeon or CA I.Nz—Oshorne'Markliam, Esq. in the room 'of the Right Hon. 'Henry' l'etty, .cominonly cal led,Lord Plenty Petty, , viio, sine, his election for the said 13orough, hathacceptedtheotii e .t,Z Chancellor and Under Treasurer 01 His Majesty's Ex...heqUer. PorawGiL or HAa.wt ca--The Right Hon. John Hiley Ad- - - dung, on. 13014 - ot/cif OP Rz 'GAT L—The Hon. P. 1. Cocks, Lieutc.. • iyint Colonel in fits .!,!ajesty's ISt R - eginwilt of Toot Guards, in the room of the Hon: [ohn Somers Cock (nvw ••Lord SUrners) ylled up to tne . House. 6t: Peers. COUNTY OF BUCK ING2-lAn —The' Right Hon. R.N. Chan dos l'emple, comnionty eallea Earl Temple. - Coxoec,ki Or Sr. Right 1 - 16 ii. Wm. Wind- IVAr Cher, Fb. :2. 13A ikRACKS. Charles Cumberland, Esq. Lae Captaih in the Foot, to be a 13arriick. Master in Great l3ntatn, vice Atkins, dismiss rd the Service: _ _ advance Office, Ftb. 21. Corps of lived Engineers. Rice Toms, Gent. to be Second LicuteniAnt. Dated Feb. r, t'arnmission tignediy the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Eling and illilbrooke Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. I olin .13rice, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated Feb. z 6, 1806. Benjamin Lloyd, of Llverpooler merchant. to surrender March 17, • iS, and April s, ctoue, at the Globe-Tavern, john_ street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs Stannistreet and Eden, Lei4ll- street, LiverpoOl ; or Mr.. Windle, - 'street, 13e.dterd-row, London.. Hugh Bag;;, of .I:earninster, DorSefshire, shopkeeper, to sur render March It, to, taticl. April 5, at eleven, at the While Hart Inn, licarninSter.i Attornies, Messrs. B. arid Ihratninster. Thomas Bramhall, Mossiey, Ashton-tinder-Lin; Lanca shire, cotton-spinner, to . :surrender March, 1 t, 12, and A pril _ 5, a t elev e n, at the.llhite Bear, Lever's row, Manches ter. Attorney, Mri"'Higgenblttom, Ashlon.undo . -Line; or Messrs. Clarke and Richafds, Chancery-petite, London.' Thomas (;olden, of Maidstone, Kent, - carpenter, to surren der March, t, 8, and Feb. s, at eleven, at L Guildltill, Lon don. Attornies, Messrs. S w4in and Stevens Old tewry. Thomas Leidger, of kVirk.elicld, Yorkshire, ironmonger, to surrender Maich s, 6, and April:s, at elevep, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Lee, VYaket,ield ; or Mr. Knowles, Boswell.court, London. Thomas Grvlls, of Deretend, - Astop,'Birminghotn, brass founder, to'surrender March it, 12, and April . 5, at eleven, at the Swan, Bullstreet, Birmingham.. Attornies; Mr. NVliately, Birmingham ; or MeSsrs, Swain :1114. Old Jewry, London. - • DIVIDENDS. • March 17, Danid Middleton, of 'Middleivich, Chester, ale and porter titer - chola, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, in Middlewich. March - 29. Robert Price., of Canon-street, Lyndon, stationer, at•ten, at Guildhall. Altlrch 7. 'Fltotnas G . ordCn, late of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve; at the York Motel, Liverpool. • April 22. joint Neale and Peter Tanner, or Cook-hill, .Rat clitre, dealer in coals, at twelve, at Guildha4l, London. May 3. Richard.Goom, of Old-street, in the parish of St. Luke, size-rniker„ at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March - 27. Richard Hann:it, late' of Southampton, hotel and colli=e-house keeper, et six:, at the Vine Inn, South ampton. March 29. Thomas' Rodtvell; of Piccadilly, in the parish . of St. lames, Westminster, boot-maker,, at one, at Guild hall, London.. . . April 19. Christopher Groom, of Blackman -street, South- • work, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 17. I oseph TaylOr, of Middlewich, in the county of Chester, corntactor, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, in -111 it'd le wich. , March 20. late -of Bristol, distiller, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. March 24. . Vsllhhint Jones,: late of Strangford„ Herefordshire, de,tlifr in cattle, sheep - , and pigs, at eleven, at the Mitre Tavern„ Hereforel. • , • •. April 29. john Martindale, of New Bond-street, wine mer chant,, at ons, at Guildhall, London. 'March 18. IVilliain Truste, Of Fore- street, Cripplegate, 511 , 41:maker, at twelve, at Gu Windt. March 19. john Blades, of Bath, lipen-draper„atTeleven, at the Grey hotrod - 1 nn, Bat h. • March 19. Robert ; Anderson, of North Sunderland, corn fattor,..at ten, at'the Queen's Head Inn, in Neweast,lezupon- Tyne. . • March as- James 'Hamilton and ,William Turkington, •of Finch-lane, Cornhill,.merchants, at ten, :at Guildhall. CERTIF I C:ZIC March's. - Henry Loftus, of Huntingdon, merchant. William simS, Of Newgate= Ma i Let, London, tsii - case-butcher. folio S'itiithanti _ftobirt SmithiaS, of Poole,Y9rkshire,peperr makers and co-partners. Matthew White, late of Finsbury-square, Middlesex, trier.' chant. Georke Back, of Bush-lane, LOndon, dealer in coals. , Richard Clare, of Midhurst,;Sussex - , scrivener. ',antes Fintien the younger, lat'of Clipstone-street, bone; si fiddle ex, carpenter. fames 'Arbouin;', of Hart-street; Crutched-friars, London, wine- merchant. . Edward Taylor, of Clapham,- Surrey, builder. Navic:o3l,c4NAk„Marr..RTY, &ND LONDON LOUR. CIP-A-N Y-'s SHARES. MON L E. • -, scoria, • ou Friday the 7th ,ot. March, o'clock, at Gar- Ch:Ln);e-Yilty, - "Lotiriola iritta i ff).II . (YVITIO NAViGATIONS, • file N:l' k i CANAL,--TVvo :Shares in this excel lent ittpr r pvikig _Cwice n ctl, the Oxford with the Grand'rrttnk Can,ls, at ;he rate' of 201. per per ansi. &.!st of.incteasing. • Tite..MONMCIO;4.IO(-WL 1r CANA.L--,—"lshe Concern is rapidly impros.itig ; iitic last Dividend %yds 91. per Share. The GRAIs.'D IJNCTION SHARES and OPTIONAL LOAN, 13earin,g 5 per Cent. Interest. A150...5110 - es la the ROC:WALE, WILTS, BERKS. and - LAN CAST,F.R. CANALS. Tire - Wit - DON COAII'ANY---Thirty Shares. The Concerti is improving. -• l'ri:tcd : yarticulars;ak.the-New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatclett's HOtel, 'Pkecadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of Mt. Scott, New Bridge-street, Lunton. . ir the Clieapest and 1325.,t Hosiery Warehouse, in the King Ann, No. 4.“; the greatest Bar. gains arc tlOw eafling ; consis'zing of Men's brown Cotton ter Bodts, at on_W per pair,: worth 25'. 6d. ; Womeir's stout Cotton is. 64. worth 25. -6d, ; tine zs. 9d ; extra 511, ' per 35. 9th worth ss. ; stout Hack aid white Silk 6s. 3d. with fated clocks 7s. 6d. ; extra gObi. tos 6d. A variety' of Patent ;Angola Rose, warranted nut to shrink, from 2s. qd. to the: best quality ; stout worsted is. 3d. ; fine 2s. ; super. fine 3s. 6d..; Silk Mitts 2S. 6d . • "a`enriotts Article in square Net Mitts ; also Ladies' new.invented Lace Sleeves, calcu lated to give ease and elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers 3.5 6d • with every other Article in the Irlos:ffy Line that can pus-. siblY be made,up to 'the very best 'ctn.!! ity , wholesale and tor exportation.— Stockings made to ...hy P:atern. 'aT:HEN Professional Men of Education and V V Responsibility deviate frurn' the general System by -; the selettion of a lie..uliar branch, the saii:t , 3n •'f long con— ; tinued success is the best criterion or superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive. ;treatment, of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan-givesnte 4(tdifinilfl arrh,r to oppose,• as tar as I ant I able, the ravages of *those Complaints whioh.are tbe,meit important in the Catalogue Of lit:Man 1 Win - nines. • • e After, inittation into .every lininc.h, as an Arniy Surgeon.- d fanned a wish at an early period of rradice to rescue in— ividuais front, the ignorance of uneducated men, .or the e qually dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The "three Disorders, to the Cure. of which • . I have •de... voted my attention, comprise every species of V E NE. REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent Or long ration: atily, All ,kihds .of debility, whether arising from, the habits of school -boys, • or.. the indulgences of mature, : age: And r :lastly, taat derangement of the system in w 0..• men which Is called- LIARIZENN .SS, or STERILITY. LONDON: I' tinted by RI CH !, KRIS, of No. 4, Martfrit.couri, Row -street; a tA i P:Ahlisteru b) WILLIAM Alis4l , ati Sc RIF P of South Ivloltou.strert, Grosvcrior-stiumr .At the ,Svs.aFficE, Q. 1;3, Strand; where Adveriis.vtents Orders for the Pater,. Letters for the 4dilor, hc. (Lost-pad), mast be adclressea. - On Saturday Mary : Carty was charged at the'l 3 o- Whitechapl, Avith.assaulting'a pregriant wOrnan, in :Gold-street, which occasioned a' finis carriage. She was committed till the woman shall he declared out of danger. On Friday a boy, three years old, being' left alone in a room at Clapham, his clothes caught fire 3 'by which he was so dreadfully injured that he died a few hours-after. 81R711.5% On Thursday, at her house in Pall. Mall, Lady Holland, of i DaUgnrer. On Friday, at her house in Norfolk-street, Grosvenor_ square, I,adly•Ogilby, of a"llaughter. ' 4 MARRIED On Saturday last. at Chigwell. Church, lames Wilcox; Esq. to Nltss lane Eliza w=, 0111'y-daughter of Lieutenant- Colonel lohrt Owen, of the lion. East-India Company's Service. On the mid inst. at St. lohn's Church, Clerkenwell, Mr. Robert Webb, Watchmaker, to Miss Lucy Drury, of the same Parish. On the 4th inst. at Mortlake, Surrey, Mr. C. Paine,\ of East Sheen, to Miss Page, Of Kew Grr:n. • On the 25tri of August last, at Calcutta, Charles Buller, Esq. of the Company's Civil Service, and Secretary to the I3o.irci of kevenu4 at that Presidency, to Miss l3aroara Isa bella Kirkpatrick, second daughter of Colonel c.Villiatn Kirk patrick, of the - Bengal Lstablishment. DIED On Sunday morning the tGth inst. at Penn-lionse„in the County of,,Biacio, in the 3t st ycar_of Ins age, W Esq. late a Captain in His Majesty's iltirse Guards, rust' Equery to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and son in-law so the Earl of Wigtoun. . On Wednesday last, at Reading, in the Both year, of kis age, Mr. Robert Fogg. On Friday morning, at his apartments, Pirrilico?, Mr. Alex ander Caer, son of the late John Caer, Esq. of Perth.. • The same evening,- in Somerset-place, aged nine months, the youngest son of Captain 'Lowry, 'Ol the Royal Navy.- On the loth inst. at' Forces,' in North Britain; . SirrAlex-• ander Cumming Gordon, Bart. of A ltyre and Gordenston. On Monday last, at the Residence-house inSouthwell, the Rev. Francis Herbert Hume, A. M. a Prebendary of the Collegiate Church of SonthWell, in the County of Notting ham, and Rector of Carl ton s and Warsop, in the same 'County. On Tuesday last, at the Castle Tavern, King-street, Cheap side Mrs. Staines, aged "89 drs Thursday, at his house at Mile-End, in his Both year,' Robert Hill, Esq. formerly a butcher, .of East Smithfield, On Friday last, at Stoke Newington, aged 75, Mrs Brice, relict of the late E. Brice,' Esq. of Bath, and eldest daughter, (Attie late Mt. foseph Pole, BOOkseller, -Eton College. ' PRIG* E, rucKs. SATGI Bank Stock, 2*B Navy S pet Cent. 92ii ; per Cent. 1797, Irish per Cent., 4 per L ent. 79 -4 Sc 79 3 pen Ct. Red: 614 3 per :!.t. Cons. tie Batik 1,. Ann. 17i I 1- I6thS Ditto Short Ann. lIDAY. India Stoek,.lB4i 135 India Bonds, 2S. 3s. pr. liNchequer 15i114, is. 3s, pr. timnium, 3 rer Cent. Deferred, imperial 3 per Cent. 6o I Ditto Apo 94-16th CODS. for 27111 'Feb. 601 Niiinerdus Diseases are ti3e result of ignorance, or haste in treatincnt of a.- simple Gonorthcea; and it not un frzquently happens .that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of. an tmguarded hour.—By a superior me-, ?that such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that t may presume to oiler a tadieel re-establishment. few, howev,er, are tjtc cases -- of complicated distress itr this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations .of Men, who,, from •an indulgence in a 'solitary. .vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a 'fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequelli:e of such :pernicionV habits. - Where the unnappy sufferer broods over his misery, but .carefully conceals ins: misfortune, it may be some.conso latier, for him to know, that although it • be an objet .of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal !of these Dencieneies by the: gradual progress of Kenova 'tinn, is the acquire:nent of my Experience. If the rites of ilacchus qr Venus. have began to reduce - Manly vigour, minc.h anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac, lion of this languid • State ; and in these- cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where - this Deficiency has'for years existed, a proper perseveianCe. is indivensabll equisite to revive the gthrin bering Sparks of I..inc...and to re-animate the Constitution. !AAR it l" ED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a Family, may be assured, that ill .most instances,. such det6a.s are curable. by Medical The sedresnr which is so essentialT to my undertaking, 'and the qualifications which- I - have presumed - to state, ttrrtts the basis of . my pretensions, and in coincidence with sltein this intimation is given, .that Mr. Wee may bexonsultr4 versOnally, or .by Letters (inclosing a small Note), At his .house No. an, Arundel. street, Strand, near Temple. flat. ! There. is an additional Entrance in Water-Street, 'ad 'joining, and (the name is ons oth the doors. Martin liroe, Manner of the koval col ieveof Surgeons. AN ACCoUN'f , Ii: THAI . ' MOST HxcELLEINir _ _ mEDItiNt, • 'E - CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which 1 is universally allowed to be an inceinirarable Reined? for 'Debilitated Constitutions, Nervous Weaknesses, ' Loss of Appetite, Tiic Deleterious Elfeels Of Not Consumption,. , ' Climates, rains and Weakness of the habitual ['urgings, • • Stomach, . and. particularly Weakness of - the Solids, The hanctul - Loni,:quenees of 14 y poc hondr i a c Alroctions, - • - In short, it is happily calculated for the Weak, Sickly, and ll:Sri-0. Where the Constitution has - been rAtchiced by Disease or Irregularities, its Elleds as at It '‘: tora t i ,': e. are -uaprece— E der.tLl.l. -. , . . F tepared by Dr. SO LO PION, Gilead-House; neat Li vet - .pool ; and told, Wholesale and Retail, by Dicey and. Co. Bow Church-yard, and,Nlathews and Leigh, No: IS, Strand - , Lohi,lon ; and by, one or inure Persons in every Market Tema •in the tilted Health is rile greatest of all possessions., , A.hale. Cob " • ler is better man"Kill;" —i3sCK'saszal e The CORDIAL BALM ut: Ca LEAD- is eertainly the most elegaiit• and efficacious Meacine ever yet -discovered, t. in weak and shattered Constitutions, w, akress of sight or • memory, II) tremlitioigs, horrors of the- mind, 'sexual debility, ani ail a, other diseases arising front a rem taxed state of Atte nervous system, and oaten the conse quence 01 intt.Unperaitee, debatichi.'ry; inattention to the nc i:es.try cares 'of ilea WI, luxury, &;c.. In sedentary, inactive or studious lite, this Cordial Balm has universally established iis restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated antongsc time toremnost of those happy distigveries ,which medical, re search has procured as tne.blessings of the human race, and greatestcomiteractive to human misery. Thousands. at this ruotnent, int he t.lilted Kingdom, live to praise the day they first applied to this adinira:Oe Reinetty, atal enjoy the blessings t of healtli, wife might otherwise .Nava dropped into an tut timely grave. - This elegant Preparation having risen to the highest repute, is earnestly recommended fotitosi Ladies 11110 from repeated and difficultlabours are'afilided with weaknesses and infirtni ' ties; in which eases it strengthen.; the stomach, the Weaken ed organs, and the whole cc-nstitution. • „, Thr.ise. - whO - in air aci' - ‘ , ...nc.:(1. life feet the corSequenees or youthful excess, or tititi,rtunate ruth who have brought. .oil themse_veS a ntimorens;train of evils, by the use of : this most invaluable Restorative, tio'd theniSelves restored to health andstrentil, and aft the ineladclroly• symptoms-re-. moved, which are the gent - it - al effeets :;kith causes.. The Crlir,tial BAnt Gi,!cad is 'a most noble Medicine. of ' corripoSed of somee the chol,:est balsam's and strOgtheners. it: the whale Maieria Modica. process is ion; and labo riouS,"and,reqiiires the most nice 'and minute attention. •It assuredly aftindi-the most permanent relief to those unhappy youths who have been deiiidi r d at aft early age into a secret and destructive vice, now common atnung them, As well as tq persons of alt ai;es ati;teted witot Nervous Disorders; pro.: ceeding either from an iiiiino derate. use of tea, hard 'drinking, of Climate, excess of grief, dissipated pleasure, bad illtmoderate course of the menisci, tic. oltt by Nirs.- Mathews, * No. Strand, London; Mr.' Smith, Perfumer, No. 34, and Mr. Raeburn. North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-13ridge Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; Mf. Baxter; Gl4sp,ow ;- W. , Cameron', Greenock ;. G. Browning, Paisley; H. Craw ford,' Kilmaninck ; W • Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and p„ • Whiteside, Avr ; IV. CrawtOrd; Girvatt ; Carson, Neyv. Do ; "I'. M:I lan, Kirkcudbright ;T. M `Credie, Kirk.. aldy t J. Myth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar ;• Allan,, Dun mice; ,1). Craigle, ,Montrose; t. Mitchell, anti I. Anderson, Aberdeen ; 'Dr.. White, .13atill'; M'lntosit, Inverness ; T. IVl`Ketizie,'Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Strantaer Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; .Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; Alexander, Dunfermline;' Wilson, Dimbar,;, Vinnet, At btoatit ; Dickson, Inglis,: Dumfries ; Phorson, 13erwiCK. ; - Ain wick ; Paterson, A rbuu,inot, ,and larnieson, Pe terhead ; A. Nl`Donald, Trongate, Glasgw.V ; and b trt )it • 'Booksellers and- Venters of Patent Medicines in the'llnited Kingdom.