Star.
London, England, 1801-11-30 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 29.--Sailed theExcet.t.rmr
man of war on a cruife; and feveral (hips for the
Weft-Indies.

Cowss, Nov. 28.—0 n Wednefday night lafl,
about ten o'clock, the fnow Adeona, GEoaca
FEATONBY mailer, laden with furs and pot-alhei,
from Qyebec, coming in at the well end of the
Ilk of Wizht, (truck on the Shingles, and remain.
ed there without any boat being able to approach
her from the violence of the weather, till this morn-
ing. On board her were two Gentlemen and three
Ladies paffengers, whole lituations for nights
and three days, during the continuance of the vio-
lent gale, without poffibility of fuccour, can only
be known or defcribed by thofe who have been in
fimilar dangers. Yefterday feeing the tempetl likely
to increafe,they all determined to take their chance
in the long boat, which mull have been their in-
evitable lofs, as the lea ran fo high as foon as
the boat was near the (hip's fide that file infiantly
f>undered. The palTengers are now lately landed,
and under the proteaion of Mr. Mt Lino, a mer-
chant at Cowes, who has fent boats to lighten the
veffel, in order to rave as much of the cargo as
lof able. The Adeona was one of the Quebec fleet
ately arrived..

On Thurfday came in, in diftrefs, and obtged
to unload, the Jupiter, of Bremen, GATYEN mai-
ter, for Baltimore, laden with linens, and fundry
merchandize; alfo the Anna Margaretta from Al-
tona, forced in by contrary winds.
Dm., Nov. 28.—Lail night it blew a most vio-
lent norm from N. N. E. to N. E. attended with
hail and rain. A brig from liamburgh for Tene-
riff4 funk ; the crew, excepting one man taken
from the wreck, are loft, with three Dover men,
who were on board alliaing the ref Tel, which drove
on board the Duke of Clarence, Pr AK, for St. Kitt's,
which is en Cone near Deal Cattle. The Sophia
Magdalena, from China, is on chore near Kingf-
downe, and full of water, with her main and mizen
mans gone. She is infured at LLOYD'S Or near
zoo,oool. The NEMESIS frigate, Aalow hoop,
!UNGAR fkore-fhip, and CHARGER gun•vclfel, ate
driven out of the Downs. The Reliance, ALLLN,
for Jamaica, parted her anchors and cables, and
broke her windlafs, and is gone to Dover Pier.—
Sailed this afternoon the REsisyns CE man of wa:,
fur Purtfmouth, and feveral outward-bound.
Nov. :9.—The cargoes.of the Duke of Clarence,
PEAKE, for St. Vincent's ; and the SOPHIA MAG-
DALENA, from China, are landing: not more than
Soo cheits of tea from the latter will efcape .la-
mage. The Canada, Ilsatitity, for St. Vincent's,
was [poke with yefterday morning between Folk-
ftone and the Net's, with loft of foremall and boW.
fprit, but had no doubt of getting into Dungene4,
it being moderate weather.

On Friday afternot la about tv-o o'clock, a fmall
oylier frnack, named the Elizabeth, S. Pirtle
mafter, came for the Pier of Dover, when, unfor-
tunately, jolt as the was near the Pier Heads, Ilse
(hipped a molt tremendous fea, which upfet her;
three of the men clung to the fide, when her malt
ltriking the ground fo as to break the croii-
tree, the righted again, and did not turn quite over.
One man William Dulcet, who was waflied
overboard, now caught hold of her booms, and
in this (hocking fituation the fmack drove into
the Bay with three men clinging to the fide, and
one in the water lying acrols the boom ; the fea
drome them very fait to the (bore : tome of the
Dover hovellers, ever eager to lave life, endeavour-
ed to launch a (mall boat to their afliftanct.; but
without effeft, and the veffel being now very near
the fhore, they procured a lead line, and faltening
it round their bodies, while thole on fhore held
the other end, robed into the violent fotf, tutd
grafping hold of the poor fellows, who were now
nearly exhaulled, they were all dragged fate! on
(bore. The man on the ty,om, W. Dulcet, was
nearly gone, but being conveyed to a warns bet:,
is recovered, only a little bruited. (lopes are en-
tertained that the veliel will be got uff.

LAW INTELLIUENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. ss.

This being the laft day of Term, the bufinefs
was for the moti part uninterefting, confining
chiefly of motions necetfary to be difpofed of pre-
vious to the Sittings.
Paul l3rentnell who flood charged with flaying
John Abbot, was brought up from the jail of
Derby by Habeas Corpus, together with all the
Proceedings by Certiorari • when it appeared to the
Court that be ought to be admitted to bail I and
he was b. sled accordingly, to appear and take his
trial at the nest Afl act for Derby.

RULE OF cover.
The Rule of Court, which we reported lel
Monday, refpeding the Filing of Warrants of At-
torney with the Clerk of the Dockets, was read
by the Mailer, and ordered to be in force from
the firli day of next Term.

LUNATICS.
The Arroextv Omuta'. ffievred Caufe againft
a Rule obtained by Mr. MARYAT, calling on Dr.
Mathew Stephenffin, a Phyfician at Newoaftle,
to (hew caufe why a Writ of Habeas Corpus
Ihould not Woe, commanding him to bring up
the body of one Jofeph Rogers, alledged to have
been improperly put under his care, and Rill
more improperly detained under a falfe allega-
tion that he was a lunatic. The ATTORNEY GE-
tatAL admitted that nothing could poffibly be
more fit than fuch an application as this to the
Court, nor any thing in which the Coon would
more readily interfere, provided the application
was well founded. This application was made on
Affidavits which Rated that there was reafon to ap-
prehend that Mr. Rogers was placed in this flot-
ation by his partner in trade Mr. Mathew Taylor,
of_North Shields, a Captain of a itip, for the par-
pore of getting into his own poffellion the whole of
the property of Mr. Rogers. That for the purpofe
of carrying fuck a i3elign into elicit, he was de-
coyed away and put into a coach in Jane hft, and
had been confined ever (ince, a.nd that he appeared
to a Mr. Mayor to be in a found Rate of mind
at that time. A Police Officer of London joined
in the Affidavit, and Rated that Mr. Rogers was
conveyed away from the Lunatic houfe where he
was at fiat kept at Newcafile, for the purpofe, as
he believed, of preventing any of his friends having
accefs to him, or making any effeaual inquiries
after him. A man of the name of Jackfon Rated that
Mr. Rogers was at this Lunatic houfe neat: New-
cafile while Jackfon was an affiflant at that hoofs,
and made his efcapc over a garden-wall; that he
was brought back by the dente of Mr. Taylor.—
There was alio an Affidavit of one Davis, Captain
of a Cutter, who laid that Mr. Rogers had no dif-
pofition to infanity ; that he was indeed a perfon
of a brilk and lively difpofition, and a little extra-
vagant in his manner, but not more fo that many
other perfons are when they are in liquor, and this
perfun was ready to take Mr. Rogers under his
tare and proteflion. There was another perfon
alto who appeared in conjunaiou with the Police
Officer in this bufinefs, who Riled himftlf Patrick
Patterfon, of Tower-fireet, London, Doilor of
Phyfie. This was the fubilance of the Cafe os
which the Motion was made.
In anfwer to this, Mr. Taylor Paid, by his affi-
davit, that he became the joint owner of a velffil
with Mr. Rogers, and continued in partneahip for
fix months; in the comic of which. Mr. Rogers
became extremely deranged, which gradually grew
*or& and work, fo that it became abfolutely ne-
ceffary for his own fafety, and that of others, to
confine him.
It was then Rated by thofe who knew Mr. Ro-
gers. well, that he had been under the care of a
fur eon for two years and a half, who finding bis
diforder increafe upon him, he was, from necellity,
put under the Care of Dr. Stephenfon, of which
his relations (Rime of whom lived at a great dif-
tance) approved highly, and emefied their appro-
bation, by a letter to Mr. Taylor. That Doaor
Stephenfon finding the health and fpirits of Mr.
Rogers improve rapidly from his regimen, the
Donor thought fit to vary the fcene, and had Mr.
Rogers removed to a private lodging, in order that
the idea of retlraint Mould not operate on his
mind; and that there was no wall to confine his
perfon in any way but for his own advantage, nor
teas he removed from any motive of concealing
him from his friends, but purely from a with to
rctlore him to them in health.
Another perfon made oath, that Mr. Rogers is
at this time a dangerous Innatie. That when Mrs.
Taylor came to fee him, Come time ago, he at-
tempted to bite her, and was ertremely-furious.
The affidavit of Donor Stephenfon hirofelf, Rat-
ed, that this perfon was brought to him, when he
appeared to be incoherent, and to have little re-
collation of paft events. That he was put under
a regimen, at the Dodoes boufe for lunatics, and
began to recover his health and fpirits. That, in
confequence of this, the Doaor let him walk in
the garden, to indulge him, but that he went over
the wall. That he was afterwards taken, brought
back, and pot under his former regimen, and he
became better again. That he was thin removed to
a lodging, in order to take away foam his mind
the idea of reflraint. That lie was afterwards a
little inclined to melancholy. That the Doaor
thought it good to vary the liens, by taking him
to a private lodging, and ant from any pisrpote of ,
keeping him in calmly improperly. That, '
deed, Come perfons applied to fee him who were
not admitted ; for the Doaor did not know them
to he relations of Mr. Rogers ; indeed be did not
know that he had any, and be thought that to let
Rrangers Ice him, from mere cu tasty, would be
of no iife to him. That he has Race become more
violent, and it was become necedary to put him
again under the regimen of the lunatic &Ade.—
That as to Mr. lackfon, who joined in one of the
affidavits on which this role was granted, he was
411 f-charged by the Duaor on account of his very
bad condua.
Such, the A tOR NI GISFIAL Paid, was the
fillittance of the Nffidarits on both fides, bl which,
be hoped, it appeared maaitctt to the Court that

Mr. Taylor and Dn.Stephenfon had nothing in
view but the kind objet of reftoring this unhappy
man to his fenfes, and with them, his comfort.—
That they were fo far from being to blame for
cruelty, that they had (hewn the utmoll humanity
towards this unhappy man.
Lord KeNvoN alked vho were the parties ap-
plying for this Habeas Corpus, fince none of his
relations appeared to air in this bufinefs ?
The ATTORN sv Gla UAL laid, thatßatrick Pat-
terfon, of Tower Greet, London, appeared to take
a part in this proceeding. That it was (Wed to
him this perfon was only an itinerant vender of a
quack medicine, under the title of " Vegetable
Drops," which were (of courfe) to cure every
thing, although he had the affurance to call him-
fell Dolor Phyfic.
Lord KIINYON..—" What the Attorney General
fet out with is molt true, not only in this cafe,
but in every cafe that refpeEls people in this un-
happy fituation. There are cafes extremely de-
(crying of attention : they deferve the extreme at-
tention of this Court. At the fame time, if a per-
fon is under filch a vifitation of Goo as here Gated,
he fhould be taken care of as others are taken care
of who are not competent to take care of them-
Wyo. A very wife AR of Parliament, and a very
humane one too, has provided that thefe places
for the reception of lunatics, Mould be fubjed to
vifitation. I want to know whether this place is
properly vifited ? As to the refufal of perfons to
fee a lunatic, I am of opinion that it is not necef-
fary that every perfon who requires it fhould be
admitted to a lunatic. I know it may be de-
fired for porpoise that are molt wicked. Ido not
know that we can do better than to enlarge this
rule, or give time to return the writ. There can
be but one wills among us all, at leaft there can
be but one wills where there is a fpark of humani-
ty, that we fhonld do that which will belt nicer-
tain the faits. I Ibould like to give an opportu-
nity of hewing who this Mr. Patrick Patterfon is.
and alto who this runner of a Police Office is, and
how they came to be fo mush interefted in this bu-
fusers ?" _ _

Mr. Janice Gaose Paid, he wanted to know
whether Mr. Patterfon was in reality a DoCtor of.
Phyfic ?
Lord KENYON Paid, he held in his hand a hand-
bill, which appeared to refer to Doctor Patterfon
as the vender of fume drops, which were to cure
Goo knows what. He did not think that this bill
was printed with a view of giving to the Court a
talk irnpreffion as to the charadter of Dr. Patter-
fon. He did not fee how it could be worth the
while of any perfon to print fuch a he.
Mr. Juaice LAWS time laid, he walled for more
information upon this fubjea, in feveral refpefts—
particularly, whether the regulations of the A& of
Parliament were obferved with regard to vifiting
it, &c.
_ _ _

Mr. PARE recommended to the parties to refer
to Mr. Kindlifide, a medical Gentleman at New-
cattle, well-known to the Gentlemen who travelled
the Northern Circuit.

Lord Kewron directed, that due inquiry lhould
be made into thefe fads, and that the rule be there-
fore enlarged till the next Term—Ordered.

A letter from New York, dated zoth of Oltober,
received at Glafgow, lays, " I am Corry to be un-
der the neceffity to mention the rapid progrefs of
the yellow fever in this city, final writing to you
Ls& sla September. It is now fo fatal at the
city is almoll defected. There is not an open
door in Pearl-ftreet. We have this day (hut Rove,
and come down ten miles upon Long Inane!, and
do not intend going to town but as feldom as pof-
W ile until the fever is over."
A letter, dated Rofetta, 4th Sept. from an Of-
ficcr of the Both regiment, which failed from In-
dia to the Red Sea. defcribes to his friend in Scot-'
land, the horrors of the march from Coffeir, in
Upper Egypt, to Kenne, in very ftriking colours.
He Gays, " We had to march near 5o miles with-
out a drop of water, and that in a country where
you have the moft infatiable thirft. I have been
for an hour not able to utter a word, from the dry-
nefs in my mouth; the officers had affes to ride,
but the poor foldiers marched the whole way, every
mile or two they were found lying on the ground,
finking under fatigue and thirft ; frequently, when
on the rear-guard. I have marched from fix o'clock
;t night until eight in the morning, obliged to
drive the lick on by force ; they got fo languid
and in fuch a 6tuathet, that they preferred to lie
on the ground and die, rather than march a Rep
farther."—He adds, that complaints in the eyes
form the principal inconvenience under which the
troops are expofed in Egypt, betides the plague,
of which there is always Come danger. The filthi-
nefs of the Turks, and their want of precaution,
render the plague a cruel (course wherever the
Turkifli Government prevails-
EXTRAORDINARY WALKIhO MATCll.ollWed-
nefclay morning, at half paR feven Thomas Den-
nifon, of Thirfk, in the North Riding of York.
Mire, fet out to walk to York, thence back to Carl-
ton, about two miles and a half north of Thirlk,
and thence to the houfe he Rarted from, againfk
Thomas Bradley, of the fame place, for thirty gui-
neas a tide. Detmifon performed the journey,
being about 5t miles, with conliderable eafe, in
niue-hours and a quarter, leaving Bradley from
nine to ten miles behind.

. LOTTIRT Ezrsitss.—The following were the
capital Prizes drawn on the Seventh day :—No.
15k5.14,3000L No. 2,099, pool. No. 23_49;, tool.
—sixth Day: No. 23,613. tool.; 19,300,
301.--Seventh Day: Fir( t drawn. No. 18,542,
and 2.099, soctol. I No. a 3,03. tool ; No. 4.333
and 3 3,3 80. Sol.—Eighth Day: Na 27,46, tool.
Teets Fireass.—No. 9:78. a Prize of One
Thoufand Pounds. was fold by itscnstosow,
CrOODLIK II and Co. on the ad :nil. in a whole
Ticket ; who have alto fold in the prefent Irlib
Lottery No. s acts. a Prize of One Thoufand Pounds
and No. 3368, Five Hundred Pounds. in (bares.
Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn
by, the Well Exprefs ; and Engliflt Tickets and
Shares continue on Cale at their Offices the corner
of Bank Iluihlings, C.ornhill, and oppofite the
G.tte of the Kiug s Mews, Charing Credit.

Poo the LONDON GAZETTE. Neetetiler 28.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-0FF1CP,_1(01,2111222. 28.

- -
ids Regiment of Dragoons—Captain North Graves, from the
the tit Dcvon Militia, to be Cornet, without porthole, vice
Womack, who earns.
a 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Corset W.J. Kent to be
Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Lieutenant Thomas H. Bond,
from the as th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Seam,
who exchanges ; Youughufband, Gent. to be Cornet,
vice Kent.
is th Ditto--Lieutenant H. F. R. Soamt, from the 37th Light
Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Bund, who exchanges.
ad Battalion of the sit Regiment of Foot— Arguintban,
Gent. to be Enlign, without portitak, vice Andrews, pro-
moted.
4th Regiment of Foot—Captain Charles Imhoff, from the til
Life Guards, to be Major, by purcli4e, vice Knight, who
retires.
33d Ditto—Lieutenant John Smith, from the both Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice GooMad' who exchanges.
59th Ohio—Captain Bryan Philpot, front the 43d Foot, to be
Major, without purchafe, vice Hertford, poolooted in the
4th Weft India Regiment.
Goth Ditto—Lieutenant William lktodlad, from the 33d Feot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Smkh, who exchanges,
64th Ditto—Lieutenant-Cotonel the Honourable George Cnn-
ftoun, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be Liertenant-
Colonel, vice Donald, demoted.
78th Ditto—Lieutenant Duncan Grant to be Captain, without
purchafe.
4th Weft India Regiment—Major George Hertford, front the
59th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without parade, vice
Cmnitoun, removed to the 64th Foot.
York Fencible Infantry.
Lieutenant George Fowler to be Adjutant, vice Callow, ap-
pointed to the Donegal Militia.
Rutland Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.

Captain George Fludgcr to be Major.
Captain-Lieutenant Samuel Barter to be Captain, vice Sir Gil-
bert Heatkote, who ragas.
Lieutenant John Wingfield to be Captain.
John Clementroa, Gent. to be Cornet.
Duntolm and Portree Volunteer Infantry.

John Macdon ski, Oen. to be Lieutenaot, vice Akianat Mar
doweld, who refigos.
Durham City Loyal Volunteers.

Thom; Salkeld, Gent. to be Ssivon.
Gate head Loyal Volunteers.
Captain R. Shafto Hawks to be Major-Commandant.
Liesteront W. I lawks to be Captain, vice R. S. Hawks
Enka Ch. Enington to be Lieutenant, vies Hawks.
Jelin Hawke, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Loyal Leyland Volunteers,
Enfigo Robert Mats to be Lieutenant, vice Kcnyon,promated.
George Sretherton, Gent. to be EnSiti, vice Mots.
North Shields and Tynernoti,h Volunteers.
Fidt Lieutenant Thomas Stephens to be Captain, vice Wright,
wbo reigns
Second Lieutenant George Cram to be Firß Lieutenant, vies

Stephens.
Richard Arinftrong, Gent. to be Fitt Lieutenant, vice New-
ton, who reaps.
ERRATUM in the Matte of the seth ioltant. -

Per ChaTrle;Colnet ON it. from hai-pay Captabt of
therm' Foot, to be Berras&if4sr in Gust Britain. vice
Alger, raped, read Chutes Cornet Bacon, Gait. from
ball-pay as Captain of the pad Foot, ro be Dpat Barna-
Ms.'s? in Great Britain, vice Alger, reigned.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Jan. is. William Lawton, formerly of New lan, Middlefei,
and late of Park-Place, lOiopton, money.fcrinner. at tell•
at GuildhalL
BANKRUPTS.

William Makers the elder and William Mailers the younger,
of Oreenwick, Kent, Millers, wine-int-reliance , dealers,
chairmen, and partisers la trade, under the firm of William
Mailers and Soo, to furrmder Dec. 8, ts, and Jan. 9, at ten,
at Guildhall, Landon. Attornies,Melfra Barrow and Forbes,
Bafirlhall-flicst, London.
Philip Wilfoo, of Wardour-ftreet, Soho, Middkfex, vidlualler,
dealer and chapman, Dec. 5, 19, at twelve, andwJan. 9, at
elevco,at Attorrdes, Meths. Swan and alliugton,
Fore-Run, Cripplegate, Loden.
John Evans, of Wapping, ftliddkfes, linen-draper, dealer and
chapman, (carrying on trade under the ferns of John and Wm.
Evans), Doe. Is, 19, and 9, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Haft, Pen.
Daniel Cameron, of Alderfgatedtreet, London, jeweller, dealer
and chapaan, Dec.l3, 19, and Jan. 9, at twelve, at Guildhaft.
Attorney, Mr. Klbblethwitite, Gray's-Inn-Place.
Samuel James, of Croft-ltreet, St. Andrew, Holborn, Middle-
fez, hardwareman, deader and dornan, Dec. 5,9, a:l2z
p. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kibbl
Grey's-Inn-Pbee.
Chrittoplier Tonge, of Liverpool, merchant, 'dealer and chap-
Mint jail. 4,, 5, and 9, at three, at the houfe of Francis HE.
Shalein the Market-place, Manchaftcr. Atternks, Meet. ,
and Eccles. il,Uhdla'
George Heston the younger, late of Leeds, Tortftitu,
chant, dealer and daispenan, Dec. :8, at five, Dee. 19, and
Jan. 9, at ten, at the White Mork Inn, Leeds. Attendee,
Mr. Timms Lee, of Leeds ; or Mr. Richard Eaters, Chan-

eery-lane, Leadmi.
Thomas Heyman, of the Old City Clambers, Biltopfgate-greet,
London, merchant, dealer and Chapman, Dec.,, it, and Jan.
at ten. at Gaidhall. Attorney, Mr. Teak FiLlantongen-
Hall, Thanses-Rreet.
George Fryer. of Iged-Lice-ftreat, St. James, Clerkenvell,
Middiefax, merchant. Dos. I. at eleven, Dec. ta, and Jan. 9,
at ten, at Guadlial. Attorney, Mr. Jopfon, Lincoln's-6m,
New4qtare.
Charles Rafe, of St. Ann, Weitmlnfter, chuff-monger, dealer
and eltapntan, Dec. 5, is, and Jan. g, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attonaes, Meirs. ridtket and Burgoyne, Duhe-ttreet, Man-

elletter-fluare. - .
Thomas Robinfoe, d PuMaw, Chelhire, cons dralcrolealtr
aad dolman, December it. sa, and January. 9, at eleven,
at the George Inn, Nether Ifnutsford, Attornles,
Meats. Wright and Reynolds, Paper-MlS:hags, Temple.
James Lawfon, ef hdcwtegott Street, 89Ital6cida, thair.maker,
dealer and chapeau, Deeenster 5, 25, and January 9, at ten,
at Guildhall. Anoraks, Melba Rotinfos and Crawford,
Osvas-bsikNage, 0144.treet.

Robert Hughes, of Cloodaa-ftiect, Covent-Carden, Middle-
en, woollen-draper, dealer and cliarnan, December a, as,
and January 9, at (weir% at Guildhall. Atomics, Meffrs.
Swum and Walllaron, Fort-Rrect, Cripplegato
Thomas Stewart, of Daher-fquare, WertnOrfter, broker, dealer
and Marmon, December s, at twelve, 8, and January 9, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Minibsil, Milbank-street,
Weft/Water.
Roehlart Crane, of York-plate, Portman-fquare, Middlefer,
miller, dealer and chapman, December 5, as, and January
9, at one, at Oulkllsall. Attorney, Mr. Ludlow, Wardrobe-
place, Dodtors' COMMOOIO
Akundcr Martin and Thomas Martin, of Parron-ilreet„ St.
Mardn's in the Fields, Middlefo, cabinet-makers, copart-
ners, dealers and 'bagmen, December 5, Is, and galri res.
y
9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. HOtlgfeil,
Rivet, St. Jamees4quare.
William Myers, now or late of Newgate-ftreet, London, uP•
holder, dealer and chapman, Ductuber 11. Aild January
9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. itavies, Lotlibury.
John Futter (eat Ferber, as lamed in la* Tuelday's Gazette
by rolftake and Thomas Warrington, of Warnford-court,
London, merchants and copartners, December t, as, and
5, at ten, at Guildhall. Allornks, Mr. Pryer, No 6,
January
Pump-court, Temple, or Mr. Aubrey, Took's-court, Cur-
litor-areet.
William Brown and John Yoren, of Jermyn.ltreet,St. James's,
Wcftminfter, hgtdlefes, Otoe-maken dealer+, Chapman,
aad partners, December 5, at one, as, ;id January o atom,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allen, Flub-Arco, Soho.
Wd'iam smart, late of Aro-lane St. James'a, Weftininitcr.
Middlefez, carpenter, dealer and chairman, Domeier 'so
and January p, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Simp-
fon, No, if, King's Bench-Walks, Temple.
Lewis Soloman. late of Et. Martilerie-brand, 1411641111%, met.
chant, Deeember g, as, and January 9, at ten, at Guildhall
Attorney Mr. Filtul, Colsarinasoutts Seelhing-lallcs

Imes Was. of Paternotter-row, London. hookfller,
and ehaphia.l, 1/eternises.„ r 9, =die:wary 9. at tart
GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Lawn, Berehisi-lant.
1)1V IDENDS.
Dee. S. George Rennie, of St. Maw, Southwark, S
cod-etcrcLa.nt, dcaltr mid chapel:us, at to:, at Gt
London.
Dze. s. George Parry, of I.ong-Acre, St. foani„
Heide, Oliddleftw,roschinaker at ten. at Guildhall, 1.
Dee. s. Richard Gouldfmith, at 14tAv Lowl-Caret, Mid
embroiderer, dealer and (lawsuits, at tut, at Guilt
London.
Dec. 5. John Alderton, of Roberibridgc. Salehurfl, St
dealer and chayrnan, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lor.dun.
Dec. s. William Yates, of I Jule Guildford-greet, Souths
hat-manuladturer, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dec. S. Jamcs gincthurll, of Oldham', Lancalhire, ionise
at eleven, at Spencer's l'aysrn, Mauch:Ater.
Dec. 7. Hugh Williams, of Ma:whetter, umbrella ;In:l
manufacturer, at three, at the Cuttcli ex: i i...trfe5.7.4

MARRIED.

In Athlone, Captain Sehrodde, of the 6td regiment, to
Eliza Potts, daughter of the late Rev. Wtn. Potts, Efq.
Henry William Thornton, Efq. of Roebuck, county ns
to Mifs Wall, daughter of the late John Wall, Erg. of ce
Wicklow.

Mr. Luke Coordneharn, of Draglte4b., znerehaot, to
Skelly, of Dye-Itreet,faki

,
Thurfday, at Burnham, near Windfor, Dr. Sewell, 9f
ton Commons, to Mrs. Stedman, widow of the Lac Mr.l
man, of Chigwell.

DIED.

Saturday fe'nuight, at Glanceßat-Houle, Ha Wens,
Lieutenant Manta.. of the Royal Navy, mod 27 yeas.
In Clonardr Ireland, Captain Thomas Barlow.
In Dublin, Mrs. DiZQII, wife of James Dixon, Er}
At Limt rick, Alderman Vereker, father to Col. Vert
the Limaick militia

On the Merthanerquay, Dublin, Mn. Emilia Smut,
of John •I'. Sinnet, F.fq.
At Eilenderry, King's County, of a linterina Mods, 1
Grum, M. P.

TO BE DISPOSED OF,
And entered upon immediately,
A CAPITAL NiESSUAGE and TANNII
OFFICE, in Ncw Buckenham, in Norfolk, latc
occupation of Mr. John Baynes, Tanner, &coded ; sn4
Carrying Skop in the oecopadon of Mr. W. B. Baynes,
rkr, with the Maker, Yards, and Gardens, for the rq
der of the term in the Leafe Mang granted, toirthcr
the Stock and Uteuills in the refpedive Trade.
r.nquire for further palticnlars either perfonally, or
ten, port paid, to Mr. Win. Bart, Upholder, of Nonni
to Mr. Phillippo, of New Buckatham.

COUNTY of LOUTH, within 3o Milo of ouniil
TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION—BY Mr. CHRIS]
At his Great-Roion, Pall-Mall, on Thuttilay, the 4th
bruaty next, at Oat 0'0(14,
A VA LITABLE and defirable FREEHC
ESTATA,eOAfting of the Manor of Dromearbei
Quit-Rents, dtc. and five eligible Farms, with requifitc I
ingo and nil 6 A. t R. so P. Irilh acres of rich Fading 1
entirely ownpadt, and within a ring Tonne, lrtt Won leaf
three lives, ar thirty-one years, at moderns rents, mos
to Five Hundred and Seventy-four Pounds, and Ipsvari
the following ponaval and refpe&ibie tenants, via.
Carragher Mons, hdiCeocrvait Tefdale, Bell, and 'll
Craven, Nig. The Mate is &tinily (awe within three
of Andree, tcn of Dundalk, and thirty milts from Dad
the rind kading from Andra to Drintgoldeitowni la the
of Laval.

—The tenant will Lew the Preanifes, and printed pm
slay be had of Danes, IEI9 No. et, Great Shi
Dublin ; of the Printers of the Chefter and Liwapaoi
at the Rainbow? Coileolonfe, in Cornitill; and in Pa

where a plan of the Mate may be fern.
Mr. Chriltie is empowered to receive propealt by
Castro&

FOR CHILBLAINS, RH EUMATISMs, BRULSEa
Dr. sTEERS's OPODELDOC.
IIS Medicine has been long acknowlede
be fuperior to every Preparation et de Kind 1%11
of Brake, Sprains, Itheumatirms, Crow' s Nul
Stiltnefs of the Joints, and other extsanal Complaints,
u in raining a proper Circulation to the Limhs what
Paralytic State. It is alro particularly ferviccabie for CHI
bat is this Complaint it mould be defrayed, and appiked I
On the Outride of click Bottle of the Genuine
a Stamp, in which are engraved tide w
;Ifitissa v, No. es. St. Paul's." All others art count
Sold only by F.NEWSIERY,at the Wasehouk tor Dr.
Powder, No. eg, in St. Patilk Church-yard, a law J
the comer of Owaplida, London ; and, by his Apra
by Mars. Jeboult and Co. No. rso, and J. Pk:44,i,
Oxford-ftmet ;, J. Wade, Old Bund-ftrtct ; 13.”1cy
Cockfpur-Itreet ; Godfrey and Cooke, Smthampto
J.Ward, Middlo-row, Holborn ; T. Tott, Royal Exci
and W. Clarke, Boraoils, Hig44treet. Price 26. 6J. pa
tie, includiug tic Stamp, or Six for 131.61
N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation Is ex
the Stamps, and therefore dcpriitd of that mark of
city, and as great quantities et moonier.s are Lent net'
kingdom; ail peados abroad, to prevent Nth inipo6tiem
dared to be particular in ordering their Agents to prucol
Medicine from Mr. Newbery's.

IN FA I JULE &RAMAN CORN-PLA I S ER
THE PROPRIETOR of tkis root tact
REMEDY It to certain of Its Macy having
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, If It does DO aide/
Corns, root and beast:,, TO RETURN TRa MONKY.
It will, ou application, take artist Indanunation in atml
sod deßrny alketually the Malignity without the knit
Printed Diroftions faded op with it.
This is the celebrated PLAISTER that rifted In not
Limitation in Germany, and has been fold in London %Tod
Wars, with thermal n_putarloa.
Sold Wholefak and Retail by T. Axcell. No. t. Foci
near the Royal Eachangz; and alto lisy Mr. Day, No. 7.
taelt-itrect ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. JanteiwareN
&Amy, No. Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. Pi, he
and leboult and Co. No. lye, Orford-!Meet.
At &Mal, by_ Bulgin and Bbcppard; and Bosocr,
Bath. By Masud, bookkiier, and Rawness, WWI
Edinburgh, by Raster, South Mil*.
Portfes and Gofport. Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. jaws ,bo•
"ith"utti• Mr. Malay, bookfenet.

THE f:.-Ilowing is a ilia lb well known,.
non, can doubt—white there is life there is hope
atter the fingers are drawn in different direetkau,
has reftored than. For the iJatorsatios of our R,
inlet the following letter .
Front Mr. SA PCONT, of SIMON Lazars, in Lejedtti
to Dr. GaanNea, No. 76, Long• Acre, Lend
a.
Sir—For mini yeirs nay wife has bzen 10v/only •
with the Minima:dm ; but (or the left ter, ye la quite
left. She could not rife nor lit (lino but by afLit
angers were drawn info mut) different .hr7...7tioi,s chit
with great difLulty we g R her out ...lit gamic a c.:‘
palo we. great, ant the want of natural rdt teducA her
mere Otelesosi. We could sat entertain Die leatt bar
lief, till a friend of mitc in Bob taw Mr. M Ils,w:to w
of a (even years gout by Dr. Gairdxser's Pills and MAP
fent to Me. Neserumlie, of Stamford, to a one gisioza
which greatly relieved, and the feerei hat, wilt the bldikll
Oou, reniowedthe whole of th:alliztiegpan and aunts.i
'Her fingers arc now Arlie, and die has the proper eelion of di
is alto enabled to walk and take caceeire, &c. The lb
is known to Mr. Franc, Ne. 111, Welt-Lne, Rotherhithc.
will (awry any enquirer In the troth thereof Your., tee.
A. SAPCOAI

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