Star.
London, England, 1805-09-11 00:00:00

MARGATS, SEPT. 6.

From fix till nine o'clock this morning we had a-
molt dreidftal ftorm of rain, thunder and lightning.
Had it continued much longer, the whole of the old
town would have been inundated ; for the furni-
ture floated in the ground apartments cf many houfe,
from the torrents which fell. Although the crath of
the thunder, and the war of elements, feemed to me-
nace the town with immediate deftruEtion yet nd
harm was done, or lots fultained, but that of a don-
key, which Rood under a cart-chain in the yard of
one of our farmers.—We had an arrival IA night of
about go perfons from town, by one of our packets.
Sim B.—A great part of the homeward-bound
Jamaica fleet tail anchor in our Bay on Friday even-
ing, and got under weigh the following morning,
followed by the remainder in the courfe of the day.
under very eafy fail. On the fame evening the CAN.
cart, one of Sir SIDNEY Starnes newly invented vet-
fels, which you have already dercibect, came to about
a mile off the Pier head, attended by a cutter. As
foon as her arrival was known, the hope indulged
that The would put in with the Hero of Acre • but
expedation was fadly difappointed, for the gallant
Knight was not on boat d, and the veffel loon fet fail
for the Nore. During the Ihort time the lay to, all
the Margate boats were employed in carrying crowds
to view and admire the fingularity of her confiration,
though the fea was rough, and the weather exceed.
ingly tempeltuous. The gale continued uillr great
violence till four o'clock yeiterday, when a torten: of
rain fell, and moderated its fury. The thunder form
of the preceding day has done great injury in many
places, particularly at the village of Barham, where
barns and corn were fet on fire. Some villains, who
grudged the parfon his due, were tempted by thi
devil, a few nights ago, to carry off from a field in
this neighbourhood, a hundred fhocks of tythe wheat;
in conlequence of which, a liberal reward has been
offered for the difcovery of the mifcreants who com-
mitted this fingular robbers-.
It is confidently reported that a confiderable body
of troops will be fhortly embarked at Rainfgate, to
co-operate with out allies on the Continent, and that
the Sea Fencibles have been ordered to hold them-
felves in readinefs for the occalion.

Two Packets came in yelterday morning, and
brought one hundred and thii ty pittiengers, tate of
whom, in aUempting to ttep•trorn his own on hoard
a veffel clofe in with the Pier, fell between them,
but was immediately taken up unhurt.
Salty. 9.—The pleafure boat of Mr. Crrodbew, of
Deptford, which was ofF Boulogne, on Tuefday, lies
now in the Pier. The Captain Rates that he failed
within lets than a mile of the French coaft, without
receiving any interruption whatever from the enemy.
According to his obfervation, there feems no realin
to be certain that the French troops have quitted
their camp, as has been fo confidentally Rated upon
the authority of other oblervers.—All the tents are
Banding, and there is no remarkable variation from
the appearances ufually exhibited (ince the troops
were encamped on the coati. Very few foldiers were
obfervable, but the Captain lays the cafe has been the
fame at many periods fi:ice the commencement of
the war, when the camps'were known to be full of
troops. He has been very frequently off the enemy's
coaft in the courfe of this war, and he is therefore en.
abled to form an opinion entitled to attention, with
regard to the current rumour. He confirms the
Ratement that the flotilla has gone within the pier,
both at Boulogne and Ambletettle.
All the lea fencibles here, verc put in requifition
this morning, in order to proceed to Deal, for the
pm-pole of navigating the FAG tt di r Chips, which
have arrived its the Downs, and Cram on hoard which
all the men have been imp:ea-ed. The imprefs fit--
vice has been remarkably achiv - ,a fr
(everal days back. Not a man,
left on board any of the Well
lid hem

ive along this coact for
1, liable to imprefs, was
India ihips which pal;

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Fr.st She LONDON GAZETTE, Sept :der to.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR OFFICE, StiPTUnlink 10.
Royal Regiment of Hark Guards--Comet William Powell to be
L'autenant, by purchafe, vice Thoyts, promoted; William
Drake, Gear. to be Cornet. vice Powell.
lit Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Paul Phipps to be Lientenant,
without purchafc; Cornet Abiathan Hawkcs to be Ditto; Ed-
ward Jeffreys, Gent. to be Cornet, by purebafe, vice Eden, who
retires.
24 Ditto—Captain James Richmond to be Major, without pur-
-1 chafe, vice Balfour, promoted.
th Regiment of Light Dragoons—George Warwick Limplylde,
Gent. te. be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Rowicy, who re-
Cigna.
' 13th Ditto—Samuel Charles Turner, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur-
chafe, vice 'l'uting, promoted.
llft Ditto—Captain Edward Collins, from the gift Toot, to be
Captain of a Troop, vice Brady, who rxdtauzcg.
23.1 Ditto—Comet Charles William DaIICC to be Lieutenant,
withou, purchafe.
• aft Regimeut of Foot Guards—Paul henry Darell Butrard, Ge:tt.
to be Enfign, without purchaft, vice Lantuur, prop:nn 1.
lit Regiment of Foot—Lieutenta Joreph Mo:•re to be (2 ptein of
a Company. a ithout purchafe, rice Hunter, pmmoted ; Ently
David Johnftone to be Lieutenant. vice Moore ; Grior Mac-
Gregor, Gent. to be Enfign, vire Jobottone.
ad Ditto--Hotpit_l-Mate Edward Wett to be MEL:ant-Surgeon,
vice Borlafe.luperfeded.
4th Ditto—Lieutenant James Charles Edon to he Captin of a
Company, vice Hopkins, deceafed; Enfiga W. B. C. E.dgell to
he Lieutenant, vice J. C. Edgell.
Bth Ditto—Lieutenant George M'Dooell, from the 55th Foot, tn
be Captain of a Company, without purchafe; Lieutenant \l'
Liam .445infou to be Captain of a Company, Stheleyr be.
ceafed.
13th Ditto—William Baily, Gent to be Ethyl, by purehafe.
Maffey, promoted.
19th Ditto—Enfign Arthur Saunders to be Lieutenant, by par.
chafe, vice Lockyer, promoted.
g7th Ditto—Enfign John Kidgell Sandon to be Lieutenant, by
purchafe, vice Smith, promoted.
34th Ditto--Hofpital Mate Mudie to be A fratant-Surgeon.
,38th Ditto—Lieutenant Archibald Rots, from the aoth Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Miles, promoted.
39th Ditto—Thomas Croibie Meech, Gent, to be Enfign, by put-
chafe, vice Crook, who retires.
aoth Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Cole Bowen, from half pay of
the 85th Foot, to be Lieutemnt, repaying the difference.
46th Ditte-.-Lieutenant James Moray, from the rsth Light Dra-
goons. to be Captain of a Company, by purchafc, vice Stephen.
fon, who retires.
38th Ditto--Lieutenant John Role to be Captain of a Carnpatry,
vice Sutherland, detested; Enfign Francis Keane Campbell to
be Lieinenant, vice Rolt.
both Ditto--Affillant-Sitrgeon Peter M'Arthur, from the 7:d
Foot, to be Surgeon. vice Cathcart, appointed to the 7acifoot.
72d Ditto—Surgeon Samuel Cathcart, front the both Foot, to be
Surgeon; Ho!in•al- Mate Benton to be Affittant-Surgeon,
vice M'Artltur, promoted in the both Fat.
79th Ditto.—Lieutenant Peter lanes, from the 42t1 Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, without purchafe; lieutenant Ja:ncs
Campbell, from the bad Foot, to be Captain of a Compel'',
without purchafe.
To be Lieutenants, without Parchtfe—Fnfign J. M'Nicl, vice
Metcalfe, promoted; Enfign C Ider, vice Chrtitie, ap-
pointed to the 88th Foot; Enfign John hit Ra
Tr 1 M'lntyre; Gent. vice M'Niel: Ca-
Oder, and H. Grant. Gent. vice M'Ra.
lugh Brady from the sift Light Dragoons,
!Germany, vice Collins, who exchanges.
Robert Dean Spreads to be Captain of a
purchafe, vice M'l.eod, appointed to the
on, and John Haredton, Gent. to be Enfign,
fohnaon, who return.

, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without
promoted.
•Hofpial Mee James Wilton to be Afftft-
•keley, deteafed.
William Graves, Gent. to be Ainftant-
BRE VET.
of the vyth Foot, to be Major in the Army.
STAFF.
, from ;he ostk Foot, to be Staff Captain
vice Gray, appointed to the Second Gar-

fOSPITAL STAFF.

iergt.ffon to be a Deputy Infpedor of Hof-
John Coffins, from half-pay, to be Svtgeob

LMORANDIIM.
Oflicas arc fuperfcded, being abfcnt with-

1 White, of the 39th Foot.
(urphy, uf the 27th Foot.
by the Lord Lieutenant of Kin-
tBth Regiment of Militia.
be Lieutenant, vice l'ouga! M'Dougal,
26,1804.
tu be Enfiatt, vice Thomas Napier, ro.
, 1804
talion of Volunteer Infantry.
be Major, and John Rutherford, Efq. to
promoted. Dated Oaober 25, 1804.
co he Lieutenant. Dated 041.. 17, 3894.
to be Ditto. Dated April 22, 805.
.. to be Enfign, and Alex. Hogg, Gent. to
Oetotier /7. 180.1.
obe Ditto. Dated OR. 25, tfloe.
lierefordlhire Militia, ftgned by
Lord Lieutenant.
to be Colonel. Dated P 6.25. it:e.
Foky to be Licutenant-Colouel. Dated
Berington, Efq. Dated Dec. 2, 180/.
Dated April to, ant.
Baker, Efq. Dated May to,lB-4.
..ted June:, 1803.
..odney. Dated Auguft 1, 1803.
Dated July 1. 1804..
Alated Tamar? 26. tBos.
SamuelLfqrs. Dated July 25, lilos.
',dub E, , Gent. Dated July t,
Dated emu. is, dlo3.
Dated Odlober s, 093.
.t Hurft, Gents. Dated Sept. 25, t 204.
Smith, Gents. Dated March 25 ,iBos.
Davies, Gent. Dated Ott. 25.1403.
I December 23,1804.
.ted January 26,1805.
Dated July 25, 1805.
on, Gent. Dated April 25, tBos.
by the Earl of Eglington, Lord
County of Ayr. Dated Au-

Ayrfhire Volunteer Infantry.
: Major, with have to retain his Cum-
Campbell, ratio ed.
),ifie Volunteer Battalion.
ton Boivrzil to be Captain, rice James
and Licutrnant Robert Johnitone to be
Eofwell, promoted. Quarter Mailer
he Second Lieutenant. vice johrftone,
',Harz, Gent. to be Quarter Matter, vice

,mentAyrihireVolunreerlnfantry.
Cuptain, Hugh Rors, Gene to be Lieute-
, (;ent. to he bougn.
Renfrewthire Regiment of Mi-

is tlajetty's Lieutenant. Dated

)5.
to be I itinerant. Colonel, Tice Mum re-
wrrnec Macdow.ill to be Major, vicc Camp-

by the Lord Lieutenant of the
of Montgomery.
Agnate/ yfhire Alai' iv.
Efq. to be Captain, vitt GetirgeStepbtrt,,
11, s.

rnfign John Jars& to be Liatenam,viee Farmer,refigned. Dat-
ed January 25,1805.
Enfign Edward Evans to be Lieutenant, vice Minton, promoted
iu the 2111 Foot. Dated April 29, tans.
John Chapman, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated February 9,1805.
Cavalry attached to the Montgomery Legion.
Thomas Morgan, E(q. to be Cornet. Dated Auguß 3,1805.
Lieutenant Hugh Owen to be Captain of a Company, rite Pelee,
refigned. Dated March 23, 1805.
Lieutenant George Gould to be Captain, vice Williams, refigned.
Dated July 5,1805.
Enfign Walter Griffiths to bc Lieutenant, vice Owen, promoted.
Dated March 23.1605.
Enfign Thomas Lloyd Dickin to be Lieutenant, vice Gould, pro-
moted. Dated July 5, 'BO5.
David Evart', Gent. to be Enfign, vice Marls, &seated. Dated
December 21, 1804.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Somerfet.
Frame Sellwood Volunteer Infantry.
J. am 01;ver, Efq. to he Major Commandant, vice Sheppard.--
Jame Stade, Efq. to be Captain, vice Olive. Dated May 15,
j,,he King. Ffq. to be ditto, Vet' G. Sheppard. Dated May 16,1805.
frihiani Mos, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Slade Dated May 15,
1815.
Henry Ryall, Gent. to he ditto, vice King.' Dated May 26,1305.
etlark., Gent. to be Enfign.vke Olive. May 15,18.i5.
Ro'.,rrt Bill, Gcnt. to he ditto, vice Ryan. Dated May 16,1305.
Frnmt and Eatt Mendip V•luntver Cavalry:
Adjutant Richard Thornhill to, be Captain, by Brevet. Dated
May '3, tics.
tft Balt Somerfet Regiment of' Volunteer Infanyy.,
Ealtern Battalion.
Thomas Miles, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated June t, 18c5.
Wellern Battall,n.
George Selwyn Dave, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated June 1 r,1805.
zd Ealk Somerfet Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
Charles Mitchell, Gent, to be Lieutenant. vice Harding. William
,Perkins, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Norris. Laced May a, 18.:5.
John Phelps, Gent. to be Anillant Surgeon. Dated June t. 1805.
Rev. John To wnfend to be Chaplain. Dated Aug. at, 1865.
Bridgewater Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
Edward Snaky, Efq. to be Captain John William Trevor, Gent.
to be Lieutenant. Dated April 29,1805.
Williattt Stradling, Gent. to be Enlist', vice Sparks. Dated June
7, 1805.
Crew kerne and Petherton Corps.
J. Pearce, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Muriey. Dated June 1, 1805.
Bath Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
James Stallard, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 7, 1805.
George T. Edwards, Gent. to be Aifinant Surgeon, vice Kition.oa.
Dated July 8,1805.
Somerfet Rifle Corps.
Thomas Prothetoe, El+ to be Captain, vice Span. Dated June
19, 1805.
William Davies, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Protheroe. Doted
Augult 21, 18c5.
Yeovil Subdivifion Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
Adjutant John Watton to be Captain by Brevet. Dated July is,
tgoc.
Polden Hill Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
James Rood, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Dawbin. Dated Augult
15, /8.)5.
Eallern Battalion of the Mendip Legion.
Lieutenant Colonel Mackenzie, from the half pay of the 76th
Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Shepherd. Dated Septem-
ber 2. 1805.
John Wyatt. Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Creedy. Dated Au.
Butt 2, 1805.
James Mall, Gent. to be %arta Mager ; May Lee, Gent, to
be Surgeon, vice James Dated Sept. 2, 1805.
Weftern Battalion of the Mendip Legion.
Robert Alf,rd, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice S. Pain.
Thomas Nicholls, Gen. to be Fr figs, vice Alford.
Dated Auguß Is, 1805.
Weft Regiment of Somerfet Gentlemen and Yeo-
manry Cavali,.
Adjutant William Benet to he Captain by Brevet. Dated
March 3, 1804.
Langley Gravenor, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated September
17, 1803.
William Sweet, Gent. to be A Want Surgeon, vice Comer.—
Dated May is, 180 e.
William Craig, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. Dated April
29, 1803.
Rodney Stoke Volunteer Infantry.
Levi Star, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Hardwick. Dated Au.
guR 30, 1805.
Commiflion in the 4th Battalion of Carmarthenfhire
Volunteers, figned by the Lofd Lieutenant of the
County of Carmarthen.
Philip Thomas, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Morgan, promoted.—
Dated Ausult 30, 1805•
Connuifiions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of
Hamplhire—North Hants Militia.
John Cuwcher to be Lieutenant, vice Cirod, rcligned. •
Charles Robertfon, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Barnes, refigned.
Dated AUrUlt 22, 1805.
South Stoneham Volunteer Infantry. 'd
Wiliam Waring, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Au-
g eft 23, 1805.
PARTNFR HIPS DISSOLVED.
David Williams, John Williams, John Norman, and William
of Merthyrtid.,il, Glamorganitaire, Bedwelthy, Mon.
mouthilire, and of sriftol, coal-merchant.. Anglin 16,18-'5.
Thames Storey and Charles junea, of Liverpool, liquor mer-
chants. Nov. 16, t 8.4-
J Brnwnrigg and S. Rail:forth, of Banklide, timber merchants.
March 25, 1805.
John Tapley and James Heckle, of Liverpool, coopers. Septem
ber 7, 1805.
William Dowfon and Roger Carus, of Liverpool, merchants.—
Auguß 1, 1805.
Thomas Gulamith, William Fyling, and Samuel Holditch, of
Crown wharf, Southwark, coal merchants. Aug. as, 1805.
Thomas I aycnck and James Larock, of Bradford, Ytakihire,
grocers. Sint. 2, tBoc.
John Spear, Williatit Caldwell, William Barker, Samuel Johnfon,
and Chart,. Armitage, fedora and manufacturer., Sheffield.
Aug.3i, 1805.
James Pratt and George Niblett, of London, merchants. Sep-
tember 7, ,805.
John Smith and John Oram, of Old City Chambers, London, fu •
gar brokers. Augult 24,18.0.1•
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
John Rhodes, of Manclielter, merchant and manuradhirt r.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Farrar, of Halifax, Yorkffilre, cottomfpinner, dealer and
cha man, to furrender September 27, 26, and Oduher 21, at ten,
at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Mara Allen, Ex-
ley and Stocker, of Furnivars Inn, Loudon; or Mr. Wilcox, in
Halifax aforefaid.
Edward Payne, late of Taunton. SomerfetNre, &again, dealer
and Chapman, Sept. 26, 27, and (Moine 21, at eleven, at the
White Hart Inn, Bath. Attornies, Meffrs. Netherlolear.d Por-
tal, No. is, Effex•ftrect, Strand, Loidon; or Mr. Luke twill,
Bath.
Chriftopher Tonge, of Nag's Head court, Gracechurch-ltreet,
I.ondon, merchant, dealer and Chapman, September 27, 28,
at ten, and Onuber az. at fix, at Guildhalh Attornies, Males.
Foulkes and Longdill, Holborn court, Cray's-Inn.
Henry Mercer and Jofeph Forfhaw.both of Liverpool, Lancafhire,
merchants, partners, dealers and chapmen, Sept. 23, o:dober a,
and 22, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Da:e.ftteet, Liver-
pool. Atturnies, Mr. Leigh, Barnett Rreet , Liverpool, or Meth LI
Manley and J. and W. Lawc, Temple, London.
DIVIDENDS.
October 1. James Rohl:iron the younger, of Liverpool, merchant
and fanor. at eleven, at the Globe l'avein, Liverpool.
Oertober 2. Davie Yetey, late of Woo.lbrielge, Suffolk, ihopkceper,
dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Crown aim, Woodbridge.
oClober 2. John Lord, of Eyke, nuffalk, grocer and draper, at
eleven, at the Crown Inn, Woodbridge.
Elaober 3. William Smith, of Monk Wearmouth Shore,Durham,l
Shia builder, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Bishop Wearmouth.
October s. Mac Jones, then or )ate of the pariah of Wefibury-
upots•Trym, Gloueefterfhire, vidtualler, dealer and chapmau, at
eleven, at the Greyhound, Broadmead, Briftol.
Offioter 9. William Dale, late of Petworth, Suffer, miller, dealer
adli4layfaan,st *Taal at the Halt Moon fun, Petwoith.

POLICk.

WORSHIP STREET', SEPT. it.
vi 111 0, ON THI INFORMAT4OI OF JOHN SILL, 0,
HYDS-STIRIT, BLOOMSBURY, O. MR. J. WHITING.

This was an information againft the Defendant,
who is a ref-pc/table printer, refidinF in Fin(hwy.
place, for having printed twelve certain papers, pnr..
portion to be the title pages of a Latin edition of
Cicero's Orations, without imprinting thereon hil
name and refidence, contrary to the (latute, &c.
Mr. ALLEY. as Counfel for 'the profecntion, in-
formed the Magifirates' that this information was
grounded on the 27th claufc of the A. of the 39th
Gen. 111. and contended, that although the AR of
Parliament upon which this proceeding was found-
ed, is entitled " An Aft for the more cffeaual fop-
preflion of Societies eflablifbed for feditious and tree.
Getable purpofes, and for better preventing treafon-
able and• feditious praelices"—yet the claufe which
fubjeftsd the Defendant to the penalties of the 113.
tute did not rellrift the liability to the perfons only
who lhould pint thofe fubjefts, to prevent the dill
'per4on of which was unqueltionably a chief objet
of the 4egif/ature ; but that fuch end might more
effedually be anfwered, it was intended alfo to com-
prife in its prohibitory import, every fpecies of print-
ing, however irrelevant to the object avowed in the
preamble of the Aft.
William Abbott, who filled himfelf a general
dealer, was called to, prove the printing by the De-
fendant. Upon his crofs•examination by Mr. Ma-
arm"-, he Paid he lives at No. to. Martlet.court,
Bow Itreet,' Covent Garden ; is a dealer in books,
or any thing elfe. " I went (laid he) to the houle
of Defendant, where I law a youngsnan, and Paid, I
had fome books wanting new titles. Got them the
r9th of July loft. I had one let of the booksat home,
3 vols. and tweiity title pages by me. My reprefen.'
cation was, that they were defaced, and I wanted
fair ones. I gave various names to various printers.
I gave the name of Aldridge, and laid (I think), I
lived at Highbnry-place, hington. I got them
printed for the very purpofe of laying informations.
I have employed myfelf three months, and been paid
by a bookfeller, named Eglin, and living at-No. '6,
Church. time, Soho, at no certain Wary, but having
money at different times as I wanted it. 1 was not
paid by the day, nor by the (hops I go to. We have
had no fettlement ; I have had money on acrount,
and look upon mylelf as paid in full ; becaute I
think I have had more than I ought ; kept no ac. j
count. I have receivzd about 261. or 271. Mt. Eg-'
lin is the informer in none."

The blagiltrates expreffed their opinion, that this
was not a printing within. the meaning of the Ito-
cute, and the Defendant was accordingly acquitted.
The above mentioned decifion is of the titnioft im-
portance to a large and refpeCtable part of the corn-
' munity, not merely as it regards the interefis of
thole ~ho have been fcleCted as the objeds of this
nefarious attempt to fubjea them to a ruinous profc•
cution ; but as it relates to that diferetinnary right,
which the trade have contidered not abolilhed by the
flatute of the 3911 Gen. 111. and, cn a prefumption
of which, they have accordingly governed them-
(elves, a, the mithes of their employers required, or;
1
their own convenience might luggett.
If a different expufition of the Statute were allow•I
ed, the delign would be grofsly perverted, and a fe.
vere and needlefs reltriCtion Would be impaled on a
protefflon, which is intitled to the moll liberal confi-,
deration and genereus protection. A contrary inter-'
pretation would have been a lamentable diftortion of
an Act, framed with no other oftenfible view, than
to reduce the dangerous intemperance of popular
thufiafm, to tile lalutary controul of legillative au-
thotitv. It would have converted it to an engine of,
oppreftinn, for the aid of prowling villainy in tts de-,
figns on the unwary.
tare feel a fincere pleafnre, in announcing the
abortion of this fcheme to (hackle the trade with new 1
reltraints, as the properties of an incredible numbel
of krfons would have been otherwife expofed to the
meafttres of a rapacity, as unprincipled and atro•
cinus, as it would have been fierce and unrelenting.—
A widely arranged fcheme of public pillage has
been thus fubvetted, and by sxhich numbers might
have been reduced, had it proved fuccefsful, to the
dittrelling alternative of fubmitting to the heavy re-
quilition4 of the law, or complyinA with ruinous ex-1
anions, and dangerous concellions.
No lefs than 6co informations awaited this sled- I
lion, and, as the penalties are very fevere, the trade
are under no flight obligation to Mr. Whiting. fur
the refinance he evinced on this occafion. _
This is a cafe which teems fairly to bring fome of
the parties within the reach of an indiftment for a
confpirary ; and we (incerely hope that thole attempt.
ed to be injured by fuch nefarious machinations will
adopt proper means to bring upon the delinquents
that piwifhin,.nt tvi,ich their conduct merits.

MANSION•IIOt/.la.—lrctlerday Join 11/risbt. alias
Captain 1114;14, ajar Frantilio, &c. &c. (who has un-
dergone feveral examinations before the Loan Mar-
oa), was again brought up fcr final examination.—
The former depoliiioms if Mr. White, a liable keeper,
in Mootfields, and Mr. Simplon, a taylor, in Corn-
hill, of whom the defendant had obtained property,
were read over to him. Several other charges were
alfo preferred by various tradefmen, and he was fully
committed:for trial.
An Adjourned Court was held yellerday at Hicks's
Hall, for the purpofe of adjutting the difputes be.
tween the Matters and Journeymen velvet weavers.
After examining a deputation from each body, and
hearing Conflict (.11 both tides, the Court declared
their opinion that the journeymen were in far right
in their appeal to the Court, that upon every yard
of that fort of velvet for which they, by the old rate.,
receive 35. 3d. they (ball henceforward have 4s..being
an advance of 9d. on the yard on common velvets.
The 'Court adjourned until Saturday, for the pm--
pole of, in the interim, examining into the new
fcale of prices propufed, and declaring what propor-
Cum of advance than be male upon Germas, or other
velvets of a finer texture. The Chairman censured
the Journeymen, however, for having to the amount
of zoo, (pent their time in idlenefs in the Court,
when they had agreed to have the matter fettled be-
tween their own Committee and that of the matters.
Betides the expence of the appeal, the iofs of fo much
induary mutt be fetioutly felt by their families.
Wednefday Joshua Noble, refiding in Gorbal., was
apprehended and committed to Glafg3w prifon, on
fufpicion of the murder of Duncan Clark, brickma-
ker is Glafgow.

*0 Tiff EDITOR OF 7' RF. MI R.

White/riot, September 7, TE:s.
Stn—ln the STAR, dated Monday the ztl iAtiant,
under the head pl/44rketh, you fay, “ We la4iy.men-
tioned that the barrel( has -pr wed fo abunikat
Spain that foreign corn likstfallen yoo per cent."
I will be particularly obliged by your informing
me the pi ice at which the co, n fold
.previois to its
fall, and alto what it fold for after the decline r):!
yoo per cent. had taken Pace. It will then be in my
power effsattally to confute a few ignorant preten-
ders to figures, who boldly affert "that so attick
66 can fall more than too per cent. an 4 even in th..:
" cafe it will literally be worth. nothing."
The check they will receive when I prndtiee ynnr,
letter, will dnubtlefs prevent impertinent• comment',
in future, and confer a.favuor on your obedient fit-
vain. soma
_ _ _

ioe• •We frankly confab inis not in onr power ct
put Mr. Jou} s in polfaison of the tlefirable slender:,
tam in aritbmetic which by aims at ; for in the article
he alludes to there it a tmall *Rake. To be f.ire is
is a notlikg, but unfortunately where it is placed it has
the Limn power as a multiplication by talk FOl 3CO
be, muff now yeas; 39 per,oga.

The cafe of Scroplinli r )ave fubmkted to the
public is extremely interefting, as it mull convey. top
the mod prejudiced minds the importance of a Me-
dicine which fucceeds for admirably when the glands•
are difeafed in the word, daze; of.the King's EQ.
This cafe does not flandfingly in, the of of cup*.
performed by Sr:L.sl'l4les Patent An*orinst*,
Drops, when given in this difeafe, which proves the
merit of this amifcarbwic; fa well kiwrim as a fpeci- •
tic in Scurvy, Gout, Rbeurnatifroi Eruptive. Navarra
and Bilious Complaints. To thofc Ladies who will'
for a pleafant Cofinetic, to allay trifling, irritations..
SPILSBUILY'S Compound Effence will. anfwer perfea-
ly. Be careful to afk.for 4m:water Patent Anti-
frorbutic Drops, with-the words 4' :By the King's
Patent" e sprelfed on the bottle, bill of three:lions, and
ontfide Wrapper ; the damp alfo (die King's duty)
is printed in black intlead of red ink. Bottles price
;s. 6d. Jos. and as. duty included.
Difpeofary, No. zs.flolio4quane.

DIED.
On Sunday, at Stewklcy, Flynt d e iSgaid 4'9 101.
Torkington,
At the boar of but fin; tht Rev. Soon Ifulne, in the Clo Ce.
Saidbury,Turfday fe'tirught, in the Elisl year,of bfr Age,tbe itista
Hon. Lady Mary Herne, retia ofthe [tight Rer. Dr, John Haase,
Siihop o.salilbury. who died in 1781. Her Ladyildp was thefts*
and ynangeit daughter of George Henry. freesia Earl atirintlisk
and aunt to the precent Earl.
At Calcutta, the 23d Angolt,tlo4, Mr. Adolphus twealea,ellet
fon of Mr. Adolphus Seeales,.racychant, Leith.

• Hkiki WATER AT Loppowssucos TO.MORROW.
Loaning . . ' 35 Ninutes,after
♦Qarnoaer . •, . . . 13 minutes atter 4

•
A
AVING dedicated toyfelf to the Body, and bus
. gratified by the wit renderable pnaipa
wnel: I thougtt !roper to feted, I teat that I have stature.
employed my dine than thefe who, a the extenike aid at lie
orofelfion, are occaeondly Itlutaacd ip uneatainty, unwind
always attain that Steeds which.la aaqquired 1y eaaemmteedl~,~a
intelledual power to one dela of difaedsa
The danes d DEBILITY are. pi: mealy thareing, far Ilari
wing with thent a train of concomitant Ilyinpeanii,and, bye ile-
orefiko of di vital energy, =thew WU hareem wharredov.
Whether they arife front the pm-wear...6e d 0 exampieithesitilmer
doe habits el febool boys, or the indulgences of seaway, dialer
quire the moft Wroclaw bet by the igewase
of uneducated tees, the toad sa are enirenteksid Ihe ewe.
take Is :learned
Asa MRIeRILA of the ROYAL COLLIIOId SURO/0101.
I ground my pretenfions on regularity at decades; sod Indies .
evrry privilege to prattioe, I feel wait eeddettur that eanfidawa
with width lame hitherto bean anima* loins•P 44.‘.
In the Grit fenfadons of Iscal wake*, arty applithase vat
prevent the calamity of a deblikased Saw ; bet wide de
ferer, from a codeiodnes d the unmeant Of the Self
caufed his inisfmtune, is fearful ef the contemns as wale dile
fe,nily pbyfician and broods ow his idirmip wM Weal sew
ealment, it matt be fatiecathary for Ides ea be fait a*
capability of treatment, but do et the nialtionlOdie hue*
And in recent Yemen* Combats ie is palibblageorent peel
danger or di tress ; In the we mevliwed nee it is dwatt
men of exclufive experience In this We to dad a fake teethe
and fpeedy re-eitabltibreant.
I over the advantage of this experience to chefs et thaw In why
are saiiieted with any kind of Y; of any (reptant, s(
YEN olitliAL INFECTION, and in eafee the onse stioas-
aeration are fisted on the Grit interview.
P nents in the (randy are expethed re Wolk a Beak am, soll
are rluottol to fpeetfy dela age and wanes of Being.
bitAILTLOT MEL
Ment!.a of the Royal College of Surgeons in W 417
No so, Arundelßrom bin &rank rem Temple

To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. N 0.9, New Bridgedreet, t‘idela
I-, IR—I confider it but an aft of initice due / 0 the
merits of your LEAR.E.7s PATENT PlLLSl;ttermieni-
cate to you the following Cure, which has recently .1 performed
by them :—An acquaintance of misc. who by t reeking ow
of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a .replication of nil
orders atifing therefrom), was reduced al .1 to a litelmoo,4ll4•
though he had the beft medical advice eh could be obtatioed„:.
and tried a variety of patent medicin otlung.could be preeentlL.
which fctroctl to full his cafe, or to any fervice ; beatitude
ed in a .tuft reduced and pitiable action for tweYetue.amablete.
follow bis profellion, and fetreely able to Ai& or even to died ea.
his legs; in fedi. no one who knew him ever fuppofed
for him to recover. He was advifed at daft t 9 try your LULA'''.
Pit Li—lid did fo, aridly adhering to sbe diredboos gives
them—he had not taken more thab two bores,befolc be found an
alteration for the better this encouraged Pim to mated; and tit
taking a tew boxes more be found his appetite and itrength grads,-
ally return, and is now' healthy and as ftbut as any man I
know. You are welcome, Sir, to• refer any perm to voe Para
sob Situation of the above account it it Mould tIF doubted.
I am, Sir,your obedient buiddefervant,
Library, folkitone, July:too*. THO.
Prepared and fold by the feleProptioter •
TKOs. Tert.oa, Member of the Kogal College of Sinie0116110:0*
don, at his boufe, No. 9, New Bridge &KU
Where, after a conftant refidence of more than eo yea*. jrl X
pre Rice particularly diredted to the cure of Vegetal complainer ' ,
and thofe incidental to the parts of generation in both fries, with
tle.t inviolable fecrecy set, ich men of his prufelSon Ihould always
obferve, hr flatters hintfelf the advice and antance be gratuitouily
adminiftcrs to perfuns taking this medicine, will be eftnt eeed, by
a difeerning public., as an advantage felalo;n to be obtained, and
void of ambiguity. S '
Aro fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thok
big at a ditlance, at the Perfumer's, N 0.35, St. Alhan'aftrixt, PaR
111x11; the Toyfhop, tos,oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difborougt, 7, Fills
Beret -Rill; Mr. Baxter's. South.bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M•llo-
naki'/.. Glal;tow ; ; Liverpook:,
Mr. Atkil,fon'4, Manchefter, and by one perfun in every emu-
derahle town in Gr:at Britain and Ireland, in hoses of only as 9d.
each, feakd up with ful and plain din.aioos, wherchy perfuni at
either fey may cure themfelves with cafe, fisted, fecreey, and fake:.
N.B. Every Box fold's: Great Britain is fealed up with a (tamp,
en which, by favour of the CommlfEemers, is printed at the atatop
.0111cc—.T. Tattler, No. 9. New Bridge ftreet...to imitate which it
felony, and all others are counterfeit.

LONDON: Printed mid by LEVEL KEN r (0(1."-
terbury-pbee. Lambeth), at the STAR •01111C11, Nn. t, C
&not. Plabliibed We at IbeStar Ot ice, Teurpicoliar•

a Company. without pure]
. .
i David Johnitone to he Li,
Gregor, Gent. to be Enfign
t` ad Ditto—HofpitJ-Mate Pd
. " vice Borlafe.luperfeded.
ft 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Jam,
Company, vice Hopkins, I
. he Lieutenant, vice J. C. E
• • I Bth Ditto—Lieutenant Geort
be Captain of a Conipany,
ic ham 4.,isinfon to be Capt
ceafed.
I 236 Ditto—William Softy, I
I Maffey, promoted.
1 19th Ditfo—Enfign Arthur
i chafe, vice Lockyer, prom,
27 Lb Ditto—Enfign John K
purchafe, vice Smith, prom
Seth Ditto—Hofpital Mate-
: 58th Ditto—Lieutcnant Arcl
Captain of a Company, by
[ , 59th Ditto—Thomas Crufbi,
11, ; chafe, vice Crook, who ret
I ' 4oth Ditto—Lieutenant Edi
i the 85th Foot, to be Lieut,
i ' 46th Ditte-...Lieutenant Jam
goons, to be Captain of a i
fon, who retires.
i sBth Ditto—Lieutenant Join
1 vice Sutherland, deceafed
1 • be Lietiteriant, vice Rolf..
both Ditto—Affiftant-SUrge
Foot, to be Surgeon. vice C
' :ad Ditto—Surgeon Samuel
Surgeon; Holi•al- Mate
vice M'Arthur,promoted
79th Ditto—Lieutenant Pa
Captain of a Company,
Campbell, from the 62,1
. without purchafe.
1 To be Lieutenants, without
tMetcalfe, promoted; Enf
..
' pointed to the 88th Foot;
To be Enfiges—David M'ln
=eon, Gent. vice Calder,
gift Ditto—Captain Hugh B
to be Captain of a Catgut
li gsd Ditto—Lieutenant Rob,
Company, without pure!
9th Veteran Battalion, and
by purchafe, vice Johnftot
Isth Ditto Crotty, Ger
, .
purchafe, vice Diggle, pro
1 Royal African Corps—Hofp
ant Surgeon, vice Bulkeley
11 Nova Scotia Fedeibler•Will
, 4
,I'
Surgeon.
I 1 B
1 Captain Robt. Stover:, of th
;, 1 Lieut. Charles Bnrave, Iron
at the Army Ipot, vice I
. , rifon Battalion. . , mosv
l',l . Staff Surgeon William Fergo
, , pitals, and Surgeon John f
1 to the Forces.
Mt
The undermentioned Oflic
,I • Out leave, vin.--
t, Captain Jane: Edward WI
It Lieutenant Sanwa Murph
Cornmillior'. figned by
Ii t ofslitire.-28th
John Graba..t, Gent. to be
I 1:, promoted. hated Tune 26
iI ' %it'd:lan Campbell. Gent. t,)
1' , hefted. Dated May 2s, il
Kinrolsthire Battali,
1 aP C tont Charles Stein to be 11;
he Captain. vice Stein pro:
' Truce Bcraidge, Gent. to lit
Robert hiarfliall, Gent to be
John Blackw ,0,1, Gtnt. to be
II be Ditto. Dated October
.I John Thomfon, Gent. to be ]
• '; i o=mill-tons in the He
the Lord
l 1. George CornewaU, Efq. to be
The Honourable Thomas Fol
I March t 4. 3833.
' i Wo be Majora.—John Betingt
TR. Bowyear, bfq. Dated ,
o be Captain s—Thainu Ba
IC. E. Money, Efq Dated Jt
. Th. Hon. Thomas Rodney.
George Lord Rodney. Date,
. .€. Stephens, Efq. Dated I
i
dward Evans, and Samuel 1
• obe Lieutenants—Ralph E
Samuel Beavan, Gent. Date
1, Carel Lechntere. G.:ett. Dat
Robert Allen, and Jarrett Hs
John Brown, and Thos Smit
fo be Enfigns—Boman Dar
W. F. Hill, Gent. Dated De
W. H. Jones, Gent. Dated
J. MacCarthy, Gent. Dated
l'o be Surgeon= l'. Dixon, G
Commiffions figned by
Lieutenant of the C
gull 15,1805.
ill Regiment of Ayi
Captain John I,haw to be Maj
rmvice Alexander Camp
1 II m
y,
Ayrthire Rifle
1 Flrf, Lictitt Lam EL.mi:tan I
Craig, tetigned. Second 1
Fiat Lieutenant, vt,:e El
1 Alexander Murdoch tat he
promoted. (.stain M 411:
"Murdoch, promottl
. , 1 a lintalion ad R ectlmet
s . Spencer Boyd, Efq. to N.: Cap,
i ono; William Rodger, G,
, Commiflions in the RI
fitia, figned by his I
il September 3, 1805.
i,, Captain James Dunlop to be
• 11;netl. Captain Lawrence
bell, refigned.
Commiliions figned by
County of
Royal Montg,
- . Valinfl Phillip D:11‘ in, Eft
echoed. Dated
..uly IV, ;
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