The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-25 00:00:00

DIFIDEIVDS.

May :7., Zacharialt Brown and Samuel Fixen, of Coleman-
streer, London, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall.
june,..e. William Pardoe, of (Neut.:la's-lane, ivory-turner,
,it ten, at Guildhall.
Ni iv zo., Thonias Johnson, of Kidderminster, ‘Vcrcester-

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sithi:, grocer, at tea, at the Star and Gartet, Worceiter.
May 31. Thomas Hurrell, of Conduit-street, Hanover.
square, tailor, at telt, at Guildhall.
May t 7, R. Armitage, of New Bond.street, irountongei, at
' ten, at Guildhall.
May. %4. C. Clegg, of Nlihtrow, Lancashire, woollen-ma-
nufactur..2r, at eleven, at the Star Inn,- Manchester.
May 21. C. Landile, of St—Martin-;met, Leiceeter.fields,
tailor, at ten,
May 14. Gaiiisford'l.ong,'ot Malden, Essex, shopkeeper, at
ciewn, at 6 til4lhall..,
May 17. T. Wright, of Berkeley, Gloucestershire, clothier,
at twelve, at the Lamb Inn, Uursley; Gloucestershire.
May 23. Rowan' .of Burton-upon.Trent,,Statlhrtlsliire,
' hawkr utten, at the Wolseley-Arms, Wolseley-Bridge,
S ta fro rdsh i re.
May ;6. T. Russell, Worcester, grocer, at eleven, at the
Star and Garter Inn, Worcester.
May ao. 1. Russell, E. Russell, W; Hartland, and T.
Williams, of Worcester, merchants, at eleven, at the
Hop.role Inn, Worcester.
June 14. W. Stewart, of .Doncaster, hawker, at ten, at
May tB, 1. Hobson. of Moorgate, Netherthonr, Yorkshire,
dealer, at ten, at the Brown Cow, llolinforth, York-
shire.
May 17. T. George, of Piccadilly, draper, at one, at Guild-
hall, London.
CERTIPICATES.
May 14. George Miller, of Boilinin, Cornwall, vintner.
'1" Imams Jackson, of Manchester, silk manufacturer.
William Spence, of If pper Cation, Yorkshire, corn.faelor.
Thomas Johnson, of Newcastle.upon.Tyne, ilardwarcinan.
John George Williams, of Marshall Street, Londod.mad,
merchant.
TaUllliis Smith, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, baker.

OLD BAILEY.

ZOL/RTli DAY.--SATAJRDAY, APRIL 23.

,Fames Mackay, Peter Caterporti and Ilenry
were charged with the cppital offznce of torging
and uttering, tec. a certain order fqr the payment of
money purporting to be a 51. note, drawn by
the British Linen Company at Edinburgh. TIE
case as far as respeCted the charge of uttering, was
proved to the satisfaftion of the jury against Machap,
--`Death. The other two were acquitted.

Abraham Nit VA, a General Post letter carrier,
was charged with a capital offence,„ in feloniously
secreting, on the 22d day of January, last, a Bask
Note for. the payment of to!. the property )t.
Joseph Goldsmith.
-.The leading circumstances of this case were
Brieflythese
It appeared•that Mr.- Taylor, an Attorney n
Gray's Inn, had occasion to send the sum of 1.1.
pi. to a Mr. Goldsmith, in Lewes : he accordingy
inclosed that sum in a letter; in. a soh and two J.
notes,' and p!. in silver, which was duly lorwarad
to the'General Post.Ofiice on the —22 d January.
It •-.
eared by the evidence, that the Prisoner %Sis
so employed that evening, that the letter might very
easily, come into 'his possession-4he lettei .141*

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neVet received by Mr..,GoldsMitit t And it lathe'
appeared that the Prisoner, in the interval, between
the 25th and the 31st of January, bought three
Sixteenth Shares at a Lottery-Office, Charing.
Cross—to pay for which, he changed Ba 4-.
Note, which Note was traced, and.proved to be tke
1014 Note inclosed by Mr. Taylor for Mr. Gold.
smith on the 22t1 of January ; and which, in- von_
sequence of the Prisoner's ernOloyment at the Ge.
neral Post-Office, might easily have come into his
possession.

The defence made on the part of the Prisoner not
beitig satisfactory, and the above leading points be-
ing proved by Evidence, the Jury, after some deli-
beration, found him Guilty-7 Death.

Robert Smith, alias Alex Gordon, was charged
with a capital, offence,' in feloniously assaulting. on
the Mng's high way, Francis Tread Well, putting
him in tear, and taking from his person the sum of
11. 25.. 6d. his,property.
The Prisonerappeared to'be a noted offender, and
his depredations were generally committed in a
curious stile. In the present case it appeared, he
employed the Prosecutor, a Hackney Coachman, to
drive him from Charing-Cross to BaYswater ; it was
a few minutes after eleVen o'clock, on the night of
the .6th of March ; when he got into the coach, they
drove on hastily, and when they had just got into
St. George's-row, the Prisoner called to the Prose-
cutor and said, " Coachman yont-door, is open."•
He got off to shut it, upon which the Prisoner
'jumped out of the coach„presented a pistol to his
head arid demanded his money ; the Peosecutor
fearful for his life, gave him a seven shilling piece.
and ss. 64, in silver, the Prisoner then wounded him
in the arm with a tuck, andswore he mutt give
him more money, he accordingly gave him another
seven shilling piece and three shilling's in silver ;Abe.
Prisoner then mule off, and said he would blow the
ProsecUtor's brains out if' he attempted to follow
him. It 'appeared the, Prosecutor happened to'have
had some previous knowledge of the Prisoner, he
was then a private in the Artillery. On the night
of r7th March, the Prisoner was apprehended near
Sloane.square, Chertea, by two Bow-street Pat roles,
they found a pistol
'. in his possession loaded with
broken glass. Tiie,rPrisoner made no defence, but
acknowledged himself guilty of what had been
stated. He was of course convicted; but on his
applying to the Court in view of mitigation of
punidiment,
,Mr. Justice tinisTri observed, he was
an old offender—:-Trierc were five indktments against
him for high.way robbery, and six for firing at
persons with pistols loaded with bait.

3. Snowden was tried for stealing a black mare,
the property of Charles Emmett, of Downend, in
Gloucestershire, near Bristol.

The Prisoner expressed a wish to put off his trial,
'on account of the absence of a material witness, to
whom he had written to. come up from Henley, in
Oxfordshire ; but the Court would not consent.

. The Prosecutor swore, that on the evening of the
4.th of March his mare Was in the stable, and the
door•was locked; that on the morning following lie
found the door broke open, and that the snare was
gone.
Robert Henley, *ho lived ab'out one mile and a
half from the residence of the Prosecutor, had seen
the Prisoner with three horses on the road between
Walmley and Bristol On the Isl., and at the Hop-
pole in Walinley on the zd of March.
.A Mr. Knapp said.he knew the mare, as well as
the owner. He described his going in oesi of the
mate .to the.fair at Henley, which he. quitted about
six in the .evening. -He then came on to London,
and going towards Blackfriars Bridge, he met the .
Prisoner riding the mare, and which he proposed to
buy of him. The Prisoner asked 20 guineas for her.
They went into Smithfield, and the Witness there
obtained leave to ride the mare a little to try-: her ;
and left his own horse with the Prisoner ; appointing
to come back in a few minutes. The Witness rode
directly to the, Ram Inn, which the Prisoner seeing,
he the horse in the care of a, boy, and walked
off. After several fruitless inquiries,' one Smith,
an ostler, who was also an officer belonging to the
Marshalsea Court, gave him some information; in
consequence of which,, he went to the Red Lion, in
Cloth Fair, and shortly•after Smith went_ nut and
brought in the Prisoner.
The Prisoner, in his defence said, he had bought
the mare abOut seven in the evening, at the fair at
Henley, and produced a receipt to that effea, and
alit) his licence to deal iu hories ; but that it was
not in his power now to produce. use person who.,
gave him the receipt.
The RECORDER summed up the evidence, and
observed, that that receipt, unsupported by other
evidence,' was not sufficient.

The Jury retired for about half an hour, and re.
tunic(' with a verdid of---,Gui/tj—Death.

" The Feast of Rea'son and the flow of Soul."

Next Wedne,sday 'will be celebrated at the Lon.
don Tavern the Anniversary of the Humane So.
eietY. The Medical AssiStants will appear with
their honorary medals. At five o'clock the City
Marshals, Stewards, and solemn music, will in-
troduce the grand procession of Men, Women, and
Children restored to life. An appropriate-Address
will he delivered by Dr. linwv-s, in which the
Public will be informed of the adjudication of the
honorary premia, pecuniary bounties, ,&e. for the
prevention of • Shipwreck, and the preservation of
the lives of shipwrecked mariners.

we have frequently called the attention of our
Readcr, to notice the extraordinary Cures perform.
t 4 by the first of Medicines, the Cordial Bairn of
jut those who are .so unfortunate as to la-
bour wider bodily infirmity ; and •

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" Shall the Item laurels gain
" For nviag'il fields and thousands'slain ;
" And-shill his brow no
" Who ch.irrus to virtue human kind ?"
Yes ; the laurels Dr. Solomon has fairly and ha
nourably won hi the, field of Medicine, will re..
dound as much to his honour to: the latest posterity,
as thosexon in the field.of battle by a Nelion; for

urt he
itar# tine
ci likenineer
increasing
chsnlosi no a ceisl,°. world
bt extensiveibl ays :arvlrder
every
11%:\l,.:4:1111;i:.
der throughout the kingdom.

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YkRAIIOUTh, A FRIL 22. • .- , .
Arrived-two Coal Ships • Nancy, Archer, from, Hulk
Texel, Durent, from London ; and Catharine and Marii
Knight, front Rochester. • •
*eta in—Samuel, Tunk, from Newhavento Shields, *itb
plank, leak.y. • ,
Sailed—the Lark, Mark, for Grangemolit h.

G3LAVOLND, 41JR11. 22.
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Passed'by—the Anna, ilt,traell, from Oporto ; Items'.
Alletio, Se%vil, from Enibtten ; :Ind the Vrow Gesina, Vossi
from Balsoth . .
Sailed—tilt- Hope, Pendergrass, front India ; Lady.llare;
wood, Brettan, for liarbadoe ; Ann, Kirtottn, for Elsa-tore 1.
Farnham, Harden, for Cork ; Diligence; kinship, and IlatiV.
bra' Packet, Gooch for Hambro' ; Louisiana, Bole, kit,
Riga ; Perseverance., Stewart, for Metna ; Mentor,'Hoini
Uriana, Warren, and Fanny, klorberley, for Petersburgh.

it 1,101: R E,D
On 'Wednesday last, George Esq. of Devonshire•
street, to Misslane Sidaway, of lle.tumortt..street.

DIED.
Yesterday at five o'clock in the afternoon, at his house In
Piccadilly, Sir john Smith Burgess, Bart. one of the Di-
rectors of the East-India Company.
On Friday morning, Mrs. Frances Campbell, wife 4
Mr. John Stewart Campbell, of Camberwell.
The same day, at Dreinford, Calitain Pay-
master of ttre Royal Regtment of lt4i i.t.
Ott Saturday last, at Brampton, after a lingering HIM*
Captaitt lames Palrymple, of Ill's. Ma.te;;ty's Navy, in the.
291 h. year 4.J1 his age. l
The same day, at her lather's house in Arlington-Wet
Miss Fellows, second daughter of Fellows, Esq. M. 1.4'•
for,Norwieh, aged 19 years. This Lariy and her S.Plet 'n
with the Earl of Ports Mouth on the preceding Stualay ;
vn
Monday site c.oinplained of the influenza, and expired on Sa-
turdav
The :floc morning, Miss Isabella Edie, Tokenhouse.
yard.

PRICE 01.
SATUJ
Bank Stock IS
N zwy 5 pc( Lent. 99} Si
'ire; l cnv. 279..9. 71,1
!fish s per Cent.
4 her cent. Con. SIM/
; per Cent. Red. 63t, 43 4
3 per C. Con. 64i 5 3::
Oat," Sclip
Hank L. Anit. t 8 Is-16 19
Ditto Slum Atm.
Ditto Scrip

STOCKS, .
II IA Y.
ItitliJ Stock 205 .-...,••
South Sea Stock
hzencii. Mir) parts. 0: ..
hithiabic dim, prem. .-...-
3(1 Cnikequer Bills dis. . -,....
()trillium
impel.. 3 per Cent. . .
Onto Ann.
-flank for opening .
Chohnlisa.,fit'orr NAIL: y. Eli Si 34 4} :

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
PHE PERSONS to whom the late Tannehill')
1 of DANIEL HICKES and CHARLES
both Lite of the City of Bristol, Witte-Hoopers, earryini; oil
Trade under the Virtu of Daniel Hiekei and Sun, stand 1.1-
"debted, are requested to deliver in their Accounts hurnedi-
-ately to me,' that the saint: may be adjusted and paid.—Ao
Such Persons as are indebted to the said Estate are requoted
to pay the same to me.

,
Sole Executor to Ditniel Macs, dece;isca•
Bristrl, rytlt April, 1803.

DANIEL HICKES most respeadly informs
the Friends of his late Father and Brother, that he cow"
nuts the Trade on his own AcLount, and solicits a .
tinuance of their Favours, Which it shall be his endeavour co
deerye, by constant assiduity and punctuality.
Heats'r the Quay, Bgr.:tul.

INFORMATION GI VILN.
As within these three Months several Persons
have round coasiderAblo benefit, and person:ay ti4.?,1!
expressed their 'thanks to the Proprietors of Spilo'lo
Antiscorbutie Drops, ion the return of healtlithey have re"
ceiyed by taking their Medicine, and as others have tin
inquirini for a r!inedy to counteract that emotion, which
so m any cases has' followed the I liiitletiZat it their pecull;!1
satisfaction in thus hiving • it in their power. to remove their
anxieties so satist*Jdorilron this head.. Those who are sub'
ject to-annual returns of Scorbutical Complaints at
season,- experience has taught them the value of such a_
Medicine, they have not now to learn its eifiCacy or its
tation, standing, as it does, unequalled in the annals at
Medicine, whether administered: in Scurvy, or appiicaery -()
alleviate the suffering of Gout, Rheumatism, &:c. a
monious eruptions breaking out on the surface of the. skin._

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London..
'Hortoitred-Sir,- • Edinburgh, March Igor,
I BEG leave to inform you, that ever since-dl-8'
O'
year F 90, I 'have been untied with the 4 C
rest;ti
; which, from its obstinately resisting every core.e,"',,
Medicine pr.:sLribed by the most eminent of the fat:lo
nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivOlon!.:
and twice thscharged from the Hospital, ' with little reli!g,
would appear to be.of the most inveterate nature. 11
spring of last year my disorder had got to such a Ileav,„"cr
neatly to put a period to my existence—l had a large u,',"„s
on the.crown of my head, one on each arm, and Y.
were broke out in a frightful manner ; ray 'right nr4s drea _
fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration, for tptil
last seven years; my left. had also two large toles On i:
was very much discoloured, and gave me such
Ic-
ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, ac nearly to
prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, 1 was reC0111;
mended by Mr. j. Thompson, (who received so gr,F.,t,,,
ctire by them here), to take your. Lcake's Patent r",;
which 1 began to do on the i6th of May ; lit the e°111:0
"-
.of' a fortnight, 1.- egan to receive benefit—in little !W',
than a month, the ulcers on .my herd s and, arins
soundly healed—soon -atter, the sores on my legs
also; leaving, however, consuterable discolouration in
skin, and pain in the bone of the .kit, which, by IN
hug of God, and a little longer perseverance in )o skin
suable Medicine; subsided • the nodes disperSinti, 111 c ;1i
Y
reAaining its natural hue, and. the nocturnal pains grzAle..
guing otl. .1 thus becavoc, by your liberal adviceaw! „
perfectly free from all my lOrinzr compl4'.ll,c.
have recovered my former. spirits and strength, and
excrut
ly
come jolly awl 1144 hate
in which ate havingeuntinued at
months to the Astonishment •of au win) knew ine 1 311,11,
a loSs in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg „1,
for the good of other stittering mortals, to make thas;, ;
case as public. as possible, as .1 shall on every occ"!ui.
in so doing, you will ;,really oblige, Sir, your g 1.3.4,
obedient, very humble servant,- ALEX. MUKis" '
Swag's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.

T.,nmps"o'N'n,cs:V.'"3l,l.l.lN''ca%bvL"l''eatell'utrrev'N.jnrtu larket; ah 4 •
j Ott N M'i u ros+►,
Prepared and surd by the sole Proprietor.
THOMAS T. a Loa, Member of the Royal College o; a
goons, at his House, No. g, New liridge,larein,
where, atter a .i.sonstant residenee or snore than thirty•,l4
in a praittcd particularly til-teCted to the etire.ut
Venereal Coniplaints and those Incidental to the .I,°. t
Generation,. with that. inviolable secrecy, which Ineniie
his profession should always observe in such
flatters hirlisell, the advice and assistainw 1 giAtUltoo
adniinisters to perions 'taking this .M.dwine.
esteemed, by a discerning Puhlie, :is an Advantilget
diet artaiband void et all ambiguity. t
Also nabyle
-1 p
, k)eannientir the convenienCes,.
those living at a distance, at the Penn:nee:it. No. 35,0 x.
Albans-street, Pall-Mall ; the TeyShopv No. I°3' hilt ;
• turd-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. .7; Fish-street-.,
-Mr.; Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Onion-row, Little
l'l
hill • Mr. Baxter's, Surth.briiige, Edinbuigh; Mr. Dili:
&luid, Glasgow ; Mr. Call well's,- Dublin ; and 'y t,.
lwrson in every considerable town in Great Britain aria ;id'
land,
_in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with
50: It ' i,y
and plain dretlions, whereby persons of either
cure themselves wan ease, speerl, secrecy. and silictY'h
N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain iS sealed up is
a Stainp, on which, by favour of. Ow ColllllliSSiolleltew
printed. at the Stamp4)lfice—" T. Taylor, Nh•
Bridge-street,"--t0 imitate which is Felony, and all
are Counterfeits.