Star.
London, England, 1812-03-30 00:00:00

THE ARMY:

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Detachments of the Guards, 233, 41st, and 83d
regiments embarked last wait at Portsmouth, foe
Lisbon.

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The East Essex has removed from Portsei
to Forehouse Barracks; and the detachment of that
Aliment which was stationed
.at Inrt Curitb(ll and,
has beep relieved by a detachment of the North Devon
Militia. from Gosport.
The 42d regiment f Highlanders) will embark at
Portsmotith, in three troops, on Wednesday next and
two following days, to join the Army in Portugal.
Tuesday, the depot of the 41st Regiment of Fait
marched out of Winchester barrack*, on their route
to Portsmonth,.to embark for CUllidat where the re-
giment is stationed.

Yesterday being Easter Sunday, the Patna Rs-
GENT went in state to the Chapel Royal, St. James's
Palace. In the morning the Kin'a Guard at Sr.
James's Palace atten led in white gaiters, and the
band in their state uniforins. About half past eleven
o'clock a party i 1 the Life Gu reds marched into Pall
Mall, ane drew up before Carlton, House. It being
the first time ("his Royal Highness's appearing its
public instate since his becoming Regent, a very
considerable crowd was attracted in Pall Mall, add
in the Park. About twelve o'clock his Royal High-
ness's four state carriages began to move, which was
announced by sound of trumpet. The three first
carriages contained Colonel BLOOM/IPLD, (Principal
Equerry), Colonel Cotroanve, (Equerry in waiting);
Earl of HARRlLinwrota,_(Gold Stick), General BA a.
Nov, (ant* Stick), General STEVENB,AGrwom its
waiting), Mastei Attatirinfor, (Page of °sour).—
The Pulses REGENT rode its iris state carliste, in
which also sat the Marquis of Wrsaessraa, as the
Lord in Waiting, and the Duke of Moraraost, as car:
Tying the Sword- of State. They alighted at the neve
entrance to the Palace, in the garden, made in con-
sequence of the fire, and entered at the Page's wait.
ing-room, where the procession was forined, and pro-
ceeded to the Chapel Royal in the fillowing order t
Four Heralds, 2 Maces, 2 Heralds, S Kings at Amti4
the Dukes of Yona, CAMBRIDGE, and KENT, in full
regimentals, and their Collars of the Order of the
Garter ; the Lord Steward of the Househild ;--ihe
I Lord Chamberlain, and Sword of State ; his Royal
j Highness the PRINCE REGENT, in regimentals, and
' the Collar of the Order of the Garter ; the Grbont
of the Stole ; the Marquis of WINCHESTER, as Lord
of the Bedchilmber ; General STrAre•Ns. the Groom
in Waiting ; Copael BLOOAFIEID, Principal Equerry;
1 Earrof HAIIRINCON, Gold Stick ; the Captain i f the
Yeomen of the Guard ; the Captain of the Band of
Gentlemen Pensioners, carrying their battle-atm—
The PaiXcx REGENT took the King's seat in the
Royal Pew, surrounded by his Royal Brothers, and
attendants. The public curiosity had been raised to
such a pitch, that the Chapel door from the Palace
was forced in soon after eleven o'clock, and great
numbers of persons thus got in. The Chapel- was
crowded to excess, as well as the state rooms in the
Palace through which the procession passed. The
church service was read by the Sub-Dean, the Rev.
Mr. PRIDDEN, and the Rev. Mr. CANNON. The ser.
mon was preached by the Archbishop of YORK, from
the 4th chapter of the Acts of the Apostles, 35d
verse a
~ *NI with great power gave the Apostles witness of there.
''" turrection or the Lois Jaws : and great grace was upon
tht ni all." .
At th'e conclusion of the sermon, a select; in from
the firestiak was sung :--the tool°, " it Oon be for
ps," and " The Trumpet shall sound ;" and the duet'
ge 0 Death -wifere is thy sting." The wink condo.
ded with the semi chorus ~ Since by Man came
Death." The Chapel was then cleared of all per.
sqpg who were not allowed to receive the Sacrament
whir the Pazixa ReoxNr ; after which his Royal
Highness descended from the Royal pew, the above
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HOLMES, the Sub dean, proceeded
meet Set vice, and administered it to the Pi,:m:e, slaw
Royal Dukes, and the Royal attemfants. After
which the procession returned in th; sameorder.
The Query and Parertssas are expected in tows
to-morrow to dine with the Pnrxce RitcaNr.
This morning forty of the male prlso9ers, for the
county of Surrey, on various charges of felony,
among whom are Holt and Lett, the former for sh. Oa.
ing the Earl of Spencer's game-keeper, and the lat•
ter for highway-robbery, were removed from Hone.
monger lane gaol, to take the r trials at Kingstias
Assizes, which commenced thisda.y: and the lanais
prisoners were 'stet off this afternoon.
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- - •••"1") : • VV IPRIISIna INTBLLIOENCE. is. Richard Mishit, of Chtpple-row, Chelsea, finalleinginZ'
AgLICE. -- April 22. Edward Goldfinch, of Canterbury, chemist mil drug-
... gin-April 24. Robert Keyes, of Skinn,er-street, Lanese. vie-1
---- OXFORD, MARCIA 28. toaffer-April 18. John Dawes, of Camontileenreet, Leadeni 1
Bow-wanrr.--Saturday Piet o Mantnelta, landlord Thursday Mr. Frederick Charles Blacks:one was atm Itte d a' mariner, dealer and chspman-A.pril 14. ROM% ellinliamkJohn
of the Red Lion public house, in Whetstone Park, Setiotar of New College. I Pears, of Cheapside, Loudon, factors-April 14. John Alsitse. of
Mr. kOLIS
Lincoln's Inn-fields, was charg •d with making no Si urday, the last day of Lent Term, the Rev. William Henry Rathbone-place, Middlesex, taylor-April 1%. Thomas Hall. of
return to the 4lien Office, of Cla ode Francois Frube- Campion, of Bran-nose Colege, and the Rev. Henry Fielding, of • Stoke Newington, Mlchilesei, victualler-AVM 14. Jonathan
Worcester Corege, B.A. were as:fluid to the degree of Master . Barker, of Liverpool, rugar-refiner-April 14. John Champion,
let, late a Captain and Post Mast •r in the French set- of Arts. iof Snowhill, London, grocer-April 14. John Cousins, late of
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vice, who'had absconded some tim • since in violation 'I he Rev. Marcus Drnry, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, Bread-street, Losdon, grocer-April 18. Joseph Metcalfe and
of Lis parole of honour from Dumfries' in Scotland ; was admitted ad e"Nd'av' John Jeyes, of Upper East Smithfield, !entrance brokers-April
f The number of degrees in Lent Term was D.D. two; B.D. IS. Johnliack, late of Broad-street, St. George's in the East, car-
previously disposed of b 7 - ..."
nor of Francisco Lunardi, late servant to Lucien Bo-
bevagivltiebnil r ''l7l PMale
; . MA. twenty two; B.A. forty-five; and B.M. our punter-Aprit 14. Thomas Parker and John Judge, of Stoken
naparte, and who had some time since been adver- •
trice:awns seventy-coo, Chords, Oafordshlnr, timber-dealers. CREPPING WYCOMBE BilselErmins.__4liktoy
euse;:r:::::
tised as a runaway servant ; each of whom had lodged . ECCI.khl ASTICA I. PROMOTIONS. ' On Fr:day, the Sd of April next, at the Red Lion 1 is it .t
CERTIFICATES, April 18. Wycombe, in Lou, unlese
in the prisoner's houst. The landlord was convicted The Rev. Henry Barry is Indus ed to the Rectory of Drayeet
ACouctraccm, of
p which
Acr due
al ndoticevewryilt.
in the penalty of £lO, which he paid. Cerne, Wilts, on presentation of Miss Tibsey Long, now Mn. James Craig and James Davies, of Bashighall-street, London,
Willi.lm Pole Finley Loos Wellesley. nterchants-.Elizabeth Janaway, of Ludgate-street, London, toy
Charles Dominiquo Zoyer, of Denmark-street, Sr.
Acres of Lind, of which 28 Acres are Frelsie 1. IS
The. it tAt John of Christ Church, in this University, i and Tunbridge warehouse-keeper-Jeremiah Smith, of Wood: -1- I- reled •TOrTEJUDGE FARM, comprising shoat '
Giles s. was charged with a similar offence, in hay- .• Greenly,
to he ..nr ot the Vicars of Salisbury Cathedral, and Vicar of the re ge, tc er- • tan. ooy , o oau-s r
bu h
i',ll* •H ir d fH II d t eet
thereabauts are Copyhuld, and 711 Acres Lea; - J4:IA, cr1I" bouring and lodging Hyacinth Bidel, a French lad, cio.t.. Blackfriars Road, victualk -Morris Lyon, of Liverpool, draper.
with a moiety of 24 Acres of Leasehold M It'►-,1,1,.
without having returned him as an alien, and was P....v. l'ii.eier..l Bellman, M.A. is presented to the rectory of ''
John Weigle, of Liverpo d, builder-Nathan Samuel, Liverpool,
. Ili lin iii ..lie, ~..iffaik. draper and silversmith-Win. Gardner, of the Haymarket, vice Wood Land. A good conmodiou eid""
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convicted in the penalty of tes. mailer-James Donnelly, of Greek-street, Soho, milliner-John
R.:v T. eeini. y, M.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge, to the Bares Stabling, Cow-house, and otter
liAT•rox GAILDRX.—OR Saturday upwards of a vicar:lei: or t; en on, emfolk. Nitch, of Castle-street, City-Road, insurance-broker-Ebenezer
necessary for the use cal accommodation of the Farm --s.e,..`s
hundred pasons,inhabitanti in the vicinity of Clerken- Rev. C. Prol.y, M.A. Rector of St-nick, Nortliamptonshirer, Cooper, of Biahopsgate-street, London. and of Norwich, coach- whole within a ring fence, situated in the Paris;. a ow.' wa,'
plater and founder-Thomas Morgan, of AlleSaiiits, Worcester
well, attended, by virtue of summonses, being charged to the vicarage of Denford-eitm-Rinestrad, in the same county. Wycombe afor, said, and new in the occupation o; the Pnly..7,
maltster and baker- fferson W.. d, of Woolwich, Kent, teal-
with net paying the parish rates, most of them rent- ' Rev, P. Rideout, rector of Farnham. Dorsetaltire, to the vice- I and Mrs. Lawisuce. The Leasehild part of this lalii-'
merchant-Chrlstopher Clarke, of Cawthwaite, Qunberland, .
of Sha wick in the same county. 4 perry, may at if very easy expense, be convened into F dm" -.
log small tenements, and having large families, which rage P ' . cattle-drake-Wen. Truefite. if Hanover.street. Long Acre, i
b Rev. John Anthony P erney to the perpetual curacy of Oxen--i Also a Copy iClom of rich Arable Land, near n "'AI'
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they pleaded as an excuse, wi the dearness of pro- don, Gloucestershire. Middlesex, ship-owner.-D. Sellers, Old Conipton-street, oil- -r r oite.-eiti
the own of Wycu use. contiening eight Acres, toots ee 1111
visions, and badness of trade. These circumstances, Rev....--.....Harrisou to be Chaplain of the Infirmary at Sells- rnate-J. Bitch, Lloyd's Coffee house, insurance-broker.-:-T. now iu the relieve .of Cie Proprietor. .. -
Freame, Worcester, draper.-P. Marlaven, Edgeware -rood, hoe- ; Particulars nosy be known of !..1
they stated, put it out of their power to pay the slams. bury. - founder.-J. edwardine woolstapler -William Grubb, w , Selese._
Rev. It Taylor, M.A. to the perpetual curacy of Aldeby, in Shirley,, , . ycontbe ; or of the Auctioneer, G. eat Marl ,w, dace, w :
The Magistrates ordered them to pay within a lime!- Norfolk. Newcastle wine-merchant.- -J. V. alker, Manchester-evert. di
w give orders for a view of the Es at. Lou f 1 ill,:.; ,
red time. .1 • coach-maker.--C. Mollison, Tavistock-place, merchant,-E. Ha- sedi be July attended ._
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to. rout% 10, 1811. cfg
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4:: re "' • thaway, Walsall, grocer.-R. Marsh, Rayleigh, shopkeeperos-J. — --I- ‘.,--- --e---,____
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Waller, Lower Tooting, butcher. ANTI-SCORBD I IC D•tOPS.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, is worthy observation the numerous Cases &3t
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T. Ritchie and Co. 'Change-alley, London, merchants. W. a have succeeded by the use of SPiLSBURY'S PAI For
Buckingham, jun. and E. Gooding, Ipswich, upholsterers. D. Can- AN.riscoßßUlle i)ROPS; and the following re Lae, ii.
nan and W. Brydon, Lothbury, wholesale druggivs. J. Morgan ' stance occurred in a mil& aged woman who apples' Ne dee
and Co. Bristol, ivory-black manufacturers. R. Aitken and J. use at the Dispensary, IS. Soho-square, Lundnu. btu isorapheag
Finlay, Glasgow. R. Harrison and Co. Mansion-house-street.: of great debility end n•Tvous irritation, apwrite teal, with sr.,
bankers. J. Stracy and Co. Smithfield Ban, distiders. R. Field hurt depression of laresthing ; her case net being wsil widentse.
and W. Smith, Basingliall-strfte,•sillunen. W. Joule and Sons, she had tried palliatives without any success. Sheionk essalad;
Manchester. brewers. R. Harvey and I'. Cubits' Cheltenham- care,, el /nigh the Proprietor stated the interu!taheaty et lob*
place, Westminster-road, hair-dresser!. J. Crawshaw, Jun. ands of service ; in a month she walked from Lambeth. harm is
Co. Mir-field, Yorkshire, iron-masters. lit-Thanes and J. Pugh, , eared her strength and appetite, mid 'tweeted her pair haver`
Red Lion-street, Hulls:lra, ironmongers. G. Armitage and C. depressed state it had been in. Now this effect no on!. lie. se
Exley, Huddersfield, carriers. W. Greening and W. Poyner. i counted for by the medicine regulating the stonueh and ttps.
Primrose-street, Bishopsgate-streer, dyers. D. Urquhart and , don, and eeerting the powers of the habit . In deep-nue ..t.
N. Hart, King-street, Finsbury-square, working goldsmiths. J. 'I senses of the joints, the change it produces in the general bes 4
Cook and J. Lampert. of Farnham, bankers. S. Russell and Co. elates the best hopes in those most distressing eases, is amp.
Maidstone, grocers. Hodgson and Whittasn. Preston. liquor- buns, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism, Ac. Its egrets see •
merchants. Thew and Maillard, Newcastle, boot-makers. hiur- acknowledged. As dine are numerous counterkits,plebN to
sort and Woodburn, Birmingham, factors. Shephard and Kiln, for Spilsbory's Parent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King'sam
Reading, corn-dealers. King and Co. Strand, Ironmongers. Ralph I printed 1 black Ink, in bottles of Ss. 6d. doubt.: honks ins ~41
and Tooth, 'Tenterden, drapers. Coopers and Co. St. Paul's larger .fl 2s.duty included. Compound EMI= Ss, Soldseis
Church-yard, bombazine mamfacturers. Leaning and Griller. Dhpensary.ls, Soho-square. London.
Tokenhouse-yards silk-broken. Charlesworth and Co. Holm- ;
firth, &chitin. Dizon and hikareve, Kendal, machina-resu

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ALES

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to t' !t- Custom-Ulm*, Dover, on 'Thursday; April 2,181; g
Qin &Clock in the Alterdooni
er FOLLOWING O
in sundry Lots, viz. G ODs,
110 Gallons Spirits of Brandy
CI Diva. of Foreign Golliva (of legal strnlelh Lzbesiers)
116 Ditto Ditto (not of legal strength out Desists,
77 Denty Pieces of Cambric,
Which 'may be viewed es the Moraine of the Day of Sgs,
N.B. Tatosty-6:e per Cent. will bare luired A% a iJeptsit. .

Petitions have been laid before the PravcE RECFNT
from the unfortunate debtors now confined in the
differert goals, among whom those in the King's
Bench pr.s6n and its vicinity, including their families,
amount to 4000.
A poor woman, named Wetherall, 70 years of age,
was burned to death yesterday se'nnight, at Ficken-
cole, Lancashire, by her clothes accidentally taking
fire.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ..
(Front Saturday Night's Gazette.] .
April 13. John Arden, of Blackmareestreet; Clareetfiarket, grocer,
dealer and chapnun, at ten, at QuiWhen.
• BANKRUPTS.
George Taylor, of Howard-street, parish of Tynemotith, Nor-
thumberland, ship-owner, dealer and chapman, to surrender
April 15, 2d, and May 9, at twelve, at the George Tavern,
Dockwray-squefe. 'l'ynentoath. Attornies, Messrs. Card.les
,and Young, Gray's
-Inn, London ; or Mr. onathan Cockerill,
North Shields.
George Thornton, late of Stockbridge, parish of St. Peter the
Great, otherwise Sabdeanry, and William Raper, of Chiches-
ter, Susses, tanners, dealers, chapmen, and partners, April 13,
14, and May 2, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Ctichester.—
Attornies, Messrs. Johnson, Price, and Freeland, Cbichester ;
or Messes. Win. and Edward Willis, Hatton-Garden, London.
Henry Maisie the younger, now or late of Bildeston, Suffolk,
grocer, draper, dealer amichapman, April t 5, at ive, April 16,
and May 9, at tea, at the George, Hadleigh. Anomie*, Messrs.
Parsons :Ind Oinetrd, Hadlenni ; or Mesas. B. and J. Brydges,
No. 23, Red Lion-square, London.
Pderiton Sidgwick, of Brornpton near Northanertoo, Yorkshire,.
provision-factor, dealer and ciapman, April 8,9, and May 9,
at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Nortballerton. Attoraes, Mr.
nneeeesneneere. Copy of a Letter to Mr. GI/131, Chymisnikre &c. Great Sump
Asher Humphreys, Tokenhoustnyard, London; or Mr. Hirst,
Nerthallerton.
James Phillips, of the Edgware-road, Middlesex, timbee-mer- DIED. .street, Blackfriars-road.
TN EAR. SIR=-Since my first intratinceoll t• the
knowledge of your Medicines, and their very beaded
chant, dealer chairman, April 4, 11, and May 9, at twelve, In Newman-street, of a decline, Robert Cromek, Esq. the eele- iTN
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at GuadhelL Attornies, Messrs. Stratton and Allmon No. 41, braced Engraver and Editor of the .dtt Recustras of Bu us, and effects, I have had a variety of subjects oat weom 1 hare glen"
Shoreditck. - the " Remelts' of Nil mum ea and G4LI.IIWA I' Sown."—To- ' them the la rest trial, and with equal success. To erantine
Joseph Balls, of Leighton Bossard, Bedfandshire, Innhelder, wards the close of the Autumn, I die, Mr. Cromek felt tee filet
them
myself to a return of thanks, for the complete lama yet with particulars, would fill a voluine ; I shall thadot
dealer and chapnian, April 13, 14, and May 9, at twelve, at approaches of a consumption, slow in its attacks and unalarming. : cringe
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis, Tooke'.- lie retired for a while to la* native air, but the disorder was toe have effected in me fruit, a pant in my hip, to which I have tees
alert, Cursitor street, London ; or Messrs. Willis and SOUS, fast-seated to be dispelled by the happy regions of Its birth. He •
. a constaat sufferer, more or less, for many years. These straw.
or Mr. Deverell, Leighton-Bussard. returned again to London in the harvest,lBll, and meditated a ' stances were of so convincing a nature tonic, that Incoundscies
Adgan Still, late of Mouldmakers-row, and now of Gutter-lane, voyage to Madeira, Which the rapid progress of consumptioa come; of such a remedy being much wanted in the at my, I took dole
• London, tailor, dealer and &apnea. April 13, at ten, April 18, ' ',stied him to relinquish. He continued In a dangerous State de- ! belly to address a letter to. his Royal Highness the then Cow
at twelve, and May 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ring the whole of the Winter, and with the Spring his frame be- i mender in Chief, stating my apinLint itt the follossito weds:-
Turner, Red Lien-square. gars to renovate, and the gloom to be dispelled before him. But e Thar during several years service as a Regimental Saipan! ma/
William Wheaton, of Bath, hotter and hosier, Aril ns 1, and 'it was a deceitful ;thud., for all at.once his disease returned with to lament my own insufficiency, and that of others, in Cease d
May 9, at eleven. at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, •Bath.n— tenfold violence on the 19th of March, and be recognised his ap- Rheumatism, but more partici:lowly, when sub:quest warm
Attornies, Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington, and Gregory, Bed- proaching dissolution. His mind grew conected.and firm, and his courseofMercory, with which diseases Military lanseals wen
ford-row, London, or IL A. Sheppard, Bath. • . conversation became uncommonly eloquent and impres Ire.— c onstantly flied ;and the service ann uany deprival ofagrest Leder
William Almond, of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, dealer and Amidst the glow of his sensibility, be sometimes threw in an elm. of (otherwise) avant soldiers, avanfit fur duty; Indent wine the
chapman, April 5,4, and May 9, at eleven, at the Dog and quart tincture of that " Inspired lunacy of thought" which so i west respectful deference to the profession to which I have tette ,
Duck Tavern, in Scale-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornieas often brilliantly characterizes the departure of genius. He sunk nour to belong, and without intending dustiest distant relleetku
Messrs. Thomas and Charles Trott. Hull; ur Mr. Rosser, insensibly lower and lower, till on Saturday, the 14th of March.. on, or isreertereeee with, military medical Gemmel,' ebbed
Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London. he yielded up his spirit, without a strugele, in the 40th year of I his Royal Highness 'Would allow me sonic opportanlty to dm,
Isaac Thorpe and Cbarfes Tnotpe, late of the Crescent, Salford, his age. Crumek was of an elegant and slendet brut' inclining , and to prove the effects of a Medicine I would vectors tontine
near Manc.hester, shopkeepers and copartners, April 21, 35, nto be tall, his complexion dark, his eyes piercing and benignant, ' mend the general use of in the Army, both asa national atimenni
and May 9, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deamsgate, Manchester. his forehead finely raised and rounded, and his whole countenance ' and upon principles of Humanity." After wattiag a lag tills
Attornies, Mr. Huley, Temple, London; or Mr. Starkie, indicative of genets. He possessed a happy discernment of what I without receehog any answer, I made a second application MN
Manchester. constituted the strength of other men's minds; and called their . Royal Higlusess,through tbentedium of hiseecretary,CoLGorbi,
John Chapman, of Newmarket, Suffolk, grocer, dealer and chap- ' chief excellencies into action, correcting their performances in the 1 by whom I was at last referred to the Army Maned limefekt
man, April e, 21, and May 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. progress of their study. Amongst the engravers he was esteemed ; Royal Highness having ordered my comminutions to hem*
Attornies, Messrs. Getty and Hidden, Angenstreet, Throge a most accomplished judge of the art. Through the eaten- : there; a circumstance that heightened nay expectanoneklethea
mouton-street. . sive range of native and foreign genius was be intimate, end pos- I ing been honoured by a letter of ttanks trout the Inspector-6w
boas Pereira de Souza Caldas and Jehn de Caplet, of Clifford- seised a particular relish and veneration fur simple and unaffected ; rat, while I held a Regimental Surgeonq, for ray alwatnale
street, Middlesex, wine-merchants, dealers, chapmen, and co- poetry: Many may perhaps deem it the richest eulogium which I and meson in the execution o; my auty. Mitre:lllle 111114414
partners, Aprtl4, 11, and May 9, at twelve, at Guilnhall.— truth can pay to his character, to assert, that to have witnessed I was honoured by an interview at else Beard, where 1 tau
Attorney, Mr. R. 0. Jones, No. 9, Gray's-tau-equate. this superior ntan in his fondest and happiestl situation, we must stated my litiowledee of the efficacy of these Medicine-4 ea*
John Raines, of Waicot, Soniersashire, grocer, dealer and chap- have known him seated at his household hearth with all hie fa- mode of practice; offering my owniersea.tllefriCadnkkheil.
man, April 9, 18, and May 9, at ten, at the Obristopher Inn, , mily around him, lessoning them In virtue, and preserving, amidst
Bath. Attornies, Messrs. LongeleU and Beckett. Gray's-lun, all his fondness, that delightful mixture of obedience and want.lV • dicincs necessary st tea fair trial, to any eaten, erne demean*Bath.
Government, and that I hatl no motive, bat what ougisatedia In
London; or Mr: J. Randulph, Bath. nese which is so difficult to preserve in parental allegiance. ' zeal for the service, and a humanenonsideration forebears, I
%Mani Dorriegton, of No. 74, Cornball, end of Lloyd's Coffee- e-- ,i -'
knew were suffering; who might at all tinsel be insoreardidni
louse, London, Insurance-broker, dealer and charism, April 1 SUNDERLAND, October 14, 1810. .
Attornies, Messrs. short, I omitted not to mention, that upwards of IS ros;Ils
11, 18, and May 9, at twelve, at Guildhall QlR—in justice to the merit of your Drops, I bei credit of the Medicine and your mode Of practice bet too de
' Reardoinand Davis, Corbet-court, Gracechurch-street. la leave to send you the account of my neeedeplorable state an bibbed: and that although the principles of the eenttel","
James Pycroft ache younger, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, and of of my wonderful cure. lam now near 70 years of age, and for could not be explained, I yet was convAiced It woad rot 3
Brown's Buildings, St. Mary Axe, London, underwriter, upwards of five years pest have been afflicted in the moat Ms-, most useful addition to the Regimental Medicine CB4B. tien
dealer and clemnian, April 13, 14, at twelve' and May 9, at truants manner with Scorbutic Eruptions, Ulcers, and running Sir, guess my anoniebssent. or if you cm., Imagine of hail'
ten, at Guildhall eettorney. Mr. Lang, America-squares Sores, wide which my whole body was nearly covered; at one on being first interrogated as to .my opiniou of hheltentnnyn
Minorles. time (i. c. when I first began to take your Drops) I had !Reza &c. I was told that it was impossilee for that Board WS
' JanwsWhiffing Siggs, of Aveley, Eisele, dealer and clrapmall, knit ' running sores in my right arm; such were my sufferings through- traduce a Medicine (even ter the benefit and Maw' di'
13, 14, at twelve, and May 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, out any whole fame, that I could no longer bear to wear ray brave soldiers) unless they were made anleatened wa Ilg
Mr. bang, America-square Mitotic,. owu dodges, but was under the necessity to dress in female at- composnion. What was then left far me, but snows Ora
Charles Miller, of Aldeate 'High-street; London, silversmith, tire; I had the best medical aid fn this neighbourhood, front thee there could in existence a tingle learn he feendendin gi°
dealer and caapown, April 4, 11, at one, and May 9, at eleven, whom, I took great variety of medicines, but whiniest any good ! suffer any pr. justice to prevent in.. eagerly endlaciog sp
at GullenialL Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintner's Hell, Upper -effect ; having perused the public prints, 4 observed 'therein the lof lessening those sufferings so daily witnessed in thlin"ry!!"l
Thanes-street. . wonderful cure performed by your ANFISCORBUTIC DROPS, ! neceasary part of our brave protectors; and to PoielP flea
John Holt, of Whalebone-court, Lothbury. London, victualler, on John sander, of Brieningue, Quay ; front wbick I was induced I must add, that, until I bad the kooour to know yoe,laerkser
dealer and cnaptuan, Apt it 4, 14, and May it, at eleven, at to inane a trial of them; accordingly I purchased of Mr. Moms of any effectual reined • for these complaints. Alas! Iln, WV
Guildhall. Attormy, Mr. Alderson, Tukenhouse-yard. Rend, of Sunderland, only one of Your I la. bottles, and one laml to observe, that iii abo prevent fanaottablessid
DIVIDENDS. 44. nd- which two bottles, I am ha;:Pr to inform Pt% have =MN • refinement in learning, those lit °knew% oink Which antellig
• April 14. Win. Cousins, of Great Alkestreet, Goodnanne- a Perfect cure of any dreadful momPlana• • . .. . I mind would never degrade itself, are still so nuirend. dm=,
Fields, broker—April 18. Mark Clemente, of Cravesnetreet, (Signed) Wu LIAMI CABB.IIP. • lost in self; the road even to lowan, is bloehedi, IT'
Strand, taslor—April 18. James Brown, of Tavistock, Devon,' Attested by Mr. Thomas Camp, Inakeeperemed Mr. Intornas .obstacle that can be pawed in It, to answer *ire
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15*house-builder—April 27. Benjamin Corf, of Liverpool, butcher. Reed, Printer and Bookseller, Sunderland. ring to themselves an aggnindisement they disse
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April is. Samuel Edwards, of Mark-lane, merchant—April IR. Letters of enquiry, addressed to any of the above persons. 'steed, or wholly weested from drain by an eitiniare th
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John Shoe of Hout.esatch, warehouseman—April 28. John moat be Poet paid. hammy, which it would be the mote noble and inlay
Townshesid, of Liverp ed, merchant—April 18. Whitney nail- To !vire J. 1.10148.14, Surgeon, Manchester. acknowledge. But,Str, acre. rdirg to tbe present slaftensiailb. • •
borne West, of the Broadway, Hammersmith, apothecary—April These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at Ile. and 'nothing out of the common roulade of profane's:al
27. John Davis, of Bristol, haberdasher—April 11 Thomas Ship- 4s. 6d.; one Its. bottle is equal to thtee 4s. 6d. ones; wholesale can be accepted, or admitted as advantageaus—nor, a
herd, of Great Mary-la-bonne-street, linennlnaPere—April 25. -and retail by Mr. Lignum, Manchester; J. Evans and Son, 42, pensive or useful any discovery, can sit mak rewarde
Long-lana, West Smithfield; and by most Medicine Venders in is a seers? and your medinines being such, were the, ....mats
Nathaniel Jefferys, of Albanarle-street, silversmith—May 5. F.
John Dupont, of Wationn Hens, draper—April 18. Benjamin the United Itharlnnn on which my dinuterested offers were rejects& • een'n,ion,
eomplimenting the it lay n:beral plan on which MO metes,
Waters, of Finch-lane, London, and of Holloway, broker—May CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES.
2. Moses Agars, of the City Chambers, ship-owner—April IL ducal your bledicinesand mode in practice, by e"--n" 3174
Charles Stuart, of Paradise-street, Rotherhithe, apothecary WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chit. , vitation tonneffical men to practice with Miss.*. arm•ii-
April 20. George Swiuburn, of Catterick, Yorkshire. innholder. dean's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guar.! sort of challenge, at once evincing your own ooaffellok l!Peirls.
April 2t'. Jane Shuter, of New Sainte, linen-draper—April 21. dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion low in causeless rectitude, and would at the saint doehteelliiiir.
Thomas Platten the younger, of King's I.ynn, Norfolk, cabinet- of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and some one forward long 'ere ibis, to have coe bee
makers—April lte. William Parsons, of Fore-street, Limehouse. I irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ; your Medicines, and your seceder; had not 1
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butcher—April 21. Richard aunt, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, nay- they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, . defy even manguaney itlein Your whole p
for slid nroollen-drapere-April 2.5. Wm. Hooke, of Beccles, Suf. , and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both ! have been such as to do away every accasiolon t
folk, grocer—April 18. Benedict Roonse, of Great Carter-lane, las a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above Sint you with the character of an unto/tons Ito
Doctors'-Commons, coach-master—April 4. John Boone. of . excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the nay opiniqn should be entirely obliterated in the _nein
Piccadilly, hat-haberdasher—April lie John Willis the elder, of ' highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabe. iteration you bane shmen for the pockets of all
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Wapping-street, grocer—April 17. John Goodwin, of Sheffield, ' lity, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the the Flea se unusually low that they are mailsm 'r
carpenter—April 22. Benjamin Allen, of Bedford, fellmonger— ! Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful games . meenanle.'
April 18. John and George Sykes,of Currier's-hall-court, London ,In their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and I I will confess to yea, that on ettadeatnhe fliniereer l
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and Huddersfield, Yorkshire, clothiers—April 20. Henry Parry, gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind pour ptntphld, with inch sadden trna"(l°'" tsar, el lean
of Liverpool. merchant—April 58. Curtis Crippin, of Limehousa, can boast. Parents and others, who have tile care of children, . appeared to me almost incredible; to satisfy_ _
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hooebender—April 18. Oliver Aplin of Banbury, Oxfonidere, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when• took the pains (before my offer to the Army Mesn'in„,=oo
scrivener—April IA. John Haywood,t of Wood-street, Cheap- ever the stamack or bolveh of Children are any-way ditordetede ' lind our, and see each of those desperate cus. €llll=-....14
side, wholesale woollen-draper--April 17. John Charley, of ; which it will always be found to relieve. ',different Hospitals (I think, weave in number/. B.ll=gii
Liverpool, merchant—April 25. Stephen Dadd, of Rochester, i Sold, wholesale and retsina Ching and Bader's,No.4, Cheap- . great surprise. I found every one of them illittnll=7olo
grucer—Aprll f!1. Anthony Hordern, of St. John-street, Smith- aide,Lendon ; Sharp and Belem, Portsnaoutb ; Jones, Westoe, lowing his usual avucstloo, except one, wheel' etela
field, poste and chinanan—April le. Joseph Deacon, of Baker- Allina, and Mallory, Porters; Hall and Johnston, Gosport , old age and natural Infirnstes, reduced to lbsoeaeedin iiir
street, Portmanesquareeconfectioner—May 2. Sarah Potter, of .Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Rows, and Turner, log admissien to ankanwell Poor Howe. 0•1 • eel/
fillinglunu, Essex, 'shopkeeper—May 8. LaWrenee and Wm. Hull ; Hodand, Cookwortby, Madame and Gilbert, Plymnath; beech for a man neat eighty pars ej ali&
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Sharpies, of Walton-in-k 'Knott-Dale, Lancashire, cotton-manufactu- • and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Biradrighein ; Mange potable enjoyment an the result of your tray
rers—April 25. John Christian Franck, of Poland-street, ex- and Lathbury, Lieerpool; Staines aud Lynch, Manchester; I am, dear Sir, rant obliged humble sae •
ford-street, taylor—April is. Richard &ands Sanders of Enfield Trewsune Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Realism, Scott, and liax- ! London,
Chase, Middlesex, grazier—April 18. Wm. Winningham, of ter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M.Donsid, Glasgow; Bingen fait Malatchteg7Llrge.o9 WD w.esesiNra
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The Edinburgh Mail coach was overturned a few
nights since, between Dumfries and Moffat, where the
road is undergoing repairs • but we are happy to
state, though a Lady and Gentlemen were in it at
the time, that no injury was sustained either by them
or the driver and guard.
Friday afternoon, as Mr. Heald, of the house of
Messrs. Drummonds, was walking in Hyde Park, in
company with Colonel Payne and a Lady, he was
struck on the breast with a ball, which was fired from
a musket by a person near the barracks of the Life
Guards, as it is said, at a dog, supposed to be mad.
Fortunately, Mr. Heald escaped without receiving
any serious injury, for the bullet having pierced his
great coat, struck against a button of the inner coat,
which turned the direction, and prevented its entering
his body.
Last week, as Mr.Tamer's stage waggon was on its
return to Maidstone from London, it arrived about
one o'clock in the morning at Farningham, when the
horses drew up and stopped at the usual place of
baiting without their driver. On an examination of
the wheels, some blood and human hair were found
adhering to one of them. ApprehensionS were im-
mediately entertaiaed for the driver, and some per-
sons went out to search for him. The unfortunate
man was found lying lifeless in the road, nearly about
the middle of Farningham Hill, the wheel of the wag-
gon had passed over his head, and had vro doubt
caused his immediate death. The man whose name
was Knight, we understand, was much respected,
and was always esteemed as a person of honest, sober,
and industrious habits.
FRENCH PRISONMS.—Upwards of 1000 French
prisoners have escaped from this country during the
war, andaio many persons have lately been detected
in assisting and forwarding their escape, that those
concernedli we had a vehicle made for the conveyance
of Freozlirrien, to avoid sucpicion, or detection, ex-
actly resembling a covered cart used by calico prin-
ters, with strong doors at each end, but with scats in
• the inside to hold a numher of men ; one of them
was detected about a wet': since in a very extraordi-
' nary way and circumstances, which are as follows :
Some Revenue Officers went to a public house near
Canterbury, where they observed two men playing at
cards, whom the officers suspected were Frenchmen,l
and were on their way to escape from this country,
although there was mot any ;round for their suspi.
don. in consequence of this suspicion, however,
four Frenchmen were afterward*. apprehended, and
the cart. in which they had crossed the country, dis-
covered. They • were all examined before a hfagis..
trate, when it appeared from the confession of the,
driver,, and other circumstances. that the font
Frenchmen were officers, and had broke their parole
from Ashby-de-la-Zouch; that the tart had been
fitted up with seats conveniently to hold a num-1
ler of Frenchmen. He said he .was employed by
Mr. Webb to drive the cart. The Frenchmen only
gut out of the cart at night, toeavoid detection or ob-
servation. They stopped at bye places, and made
fires under hedges, in a similar manner to Geseys.—
At a place of this description, near Brentford, a aro.
man connected with Webb made tea for them, and
they had it in the cart. Webb was apprehended and
examined before a Magistrate in Kent, when he not
'deeming any thing that was brought against him to
• amount to proof, discharged him ; however, after-
wards, the Magistrate learnt that he had done wrong.
• and meeting with Webb, In Maidstone, where he
• *as attending to answer a similar charge, the Ma.,
gistrate seized him, by the collar and took him info
custody.
Notwithstanding several of the French prisoners of
war, on board the ships in the Medway, have been
sent to prison, for forging Bask of England now,
arid the conviction of fourof them for the offence, its.
the late Assizes, whereby they became liable to suff
death • yet within these few days an abundance of
notes gave been sent from on board the prison ships,
• and dispersed in Chatham and neighbourhood, through
the medium of bunaboat women (persons who attend
. the ships to sell goods to the prisoners), to the great
injury of the trades-people andotheet, by whom such
notes are taken in the course of business ; many of
the notes are sq extremely well executed, that they
• are not to be distinguished from the true ones, even
▪ by persons who are supposed to be toler4bly expert in
▪ 'detecting forged notes.
The tour prisoners of war and the marine, for
forging, and being accessary to the circulation of
• forged bank notes, on board the pillion ships in the
Medway, it is expected will be executed at Gating-
ham, within sight qf the prim 'hips at that Flue.

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