Star.
London, England, 1803-12-21 00:00:00

COLCHESTER, DEC'. 18.

On Thurfday fan came on to be heard at our Moot
Hall, belOre the Mayor and other Magitirate, a com-
plaint ethibittd by Mr. GILL, Secretary of the IR
EAR Etf:s Volunteer Cavalt y, againti DAVID Dixots
LLOYD, Ely. to recover the fum of ta.l. 6s. being
double the amount of fines fuppoled to have been in-
curred by him, for non attendance at the drills and
unifiers el the Corps. M. W. jecesos attended as
Counfel f MI. LLOYD, and dated that very ferious
clifputes had for time time pal} exißed anuniglt the
hfembtrs if this Corps, that a memorial had been
fent to the Lord Lieutenant of the County, praying
l:is Lordiltip's interpotition ; that Mr. LLOYD was
one of the Gentlemen who had figned that memorial,
and until the memorial was difpofed of, it was (pita•
imp:4l;6le for any of thofe who had figned it to meet
the corps. Mr. J. GILL, was examined upon the Cub.
jei of the fines; and after Mr. Jac K sou had put fume
,flieflions, by way of crcfs examination, it appeared
t the Cons t, that the caufe was likely to involve very
s •nliderable legal difficulties, not oniy upon the mode
of impoling the fines, but all upon the queflion how
a Volunteer, who has figned the Mutter Roll, not
expreflise of any fpecitic duration of fercice, has or
has not a right to refign. The Itt. tgiftratts, there-
fore, Intrered the caufe to Rand over until the next
Oat ter Seffions.

The Marcbionef. of ExErste has been letting a
noble example in the neighbourhood of Stamford, by
clothing more than a hundred poor families, betides
widows and orphans.
A few days fence, Lord CMARLPS SOMLIMT, of
the 4th Dragoons, and Mr. AacI4IBALD NIM: so, of
the Notth Hants Militia, ran a given difiance on the
Level near Brighton, for .rl. which was won by
Lord Commits, owing princyally to the exercife he
had previoufly taken, the better to qualify himfelf
for the exertions of the day.
A fingular circumflance occurred about one o'clock
on Sunday morning lag:—As two Gentlemen were
returning late from a party in th. City, to their
homes in Weliminfler, they met a man a: Temple-
bar, without any article of cloathing on, except his
Shirt ; he was walking on the middle of the coach
rood at a very quick pace ; the Gentlemen called to
him, bat received no anfwer, they laid hold of him,
fuppofing him to be a maniac, or fume perfon en-
deavonring to efcape from the hands of jultice. On
the Gentlemen infilking to know where he was going
in that fituation, they received for inflect., that -he
was walking for a wager, and defied not to be de-
tained (his feet were moving all the time). The
Gentlemen fuppofing at fiat- it might be the cafe,
aud that the perfon was deciding fume whimfical
bet, were about to let him go, when they difeovered
that his eyes were doted, and that he held a candle
in his hand ; this induced them to take him to a
watch-houfe. in forcing him thither, he foddenly
etelaimed, " Good Goo I where am I?" and fol-
lowed op the exclamation with faying, he was afraid
be had hems walking in his fleep. The Gentlemen
hear'
ne
this
olsfervatio% no longer doubted the faa, '
and e tined to him the manner in which they found
him. poor fellow, all Slivering with cold. in-'
finned them, that tome years ago he was much ad.'
diced to walk in his Seep, but not having experienc-
ed any thins of the kind lately. he fuppofed himfelf 1
ton longer liable to it. A watchman ft-nithed him
with a coat, and law him fafe home to his lodging
I. the vicinity of Drury-lane.
On Wednefday morning lail. about half part two
&thick, a fire was dikovered in the dwelling houfe
of Mr. T. Stacey. at Ringwood, from whence the
dames were rapidly communicated to the dwelling.
bottles of William Rabbits, William Pearce, Mils
Street, and J. Morgan, an of which were in a Short
time confumed. Mr. Stacey caught his infant in his
arms, forced through the fmoke, and defined his wife
to follow him. but the poor woman unfortunately
perifhed in the attempt.
Friday night a fire broke out at Mrs. Wollett's in
the Borough, occafioned by the careleffnefs of a fer-
vent, who let fire to the curtains of a bed in which
an infant flept. and who unfortunately painted in the
!fames.

Eatly on Saturday morning the parith church of
St. George's, Hanover-ultimo was broken open and
robbed of Communion plate, and other property, to
the amount of between 4 and 5001.
A young man of Berwick had a child (worn to
him, a Ihort time fince, for which a conllahle, named
Mark Lough, attempted to apprehend him, and on
his endeavouring to efeape, Lough wounded him
with a pifol (hot, which fpeedily terminated in his
death. Lough is committed to Durham gaol.
On Friday evening Capt. Musuitavt, of the flap
Atlas, that took convias from Ireland to Botany
Bay, applied to Mr. BOND at Bow-11reet, concerning
two men fuppofed to be returned tranfports. Capt.
M. Rated, that in the month of January, R ..02, he
landed the whole of the ennvifts taken oo boar,' his
Blip from Waterford, in good health at Port Jackton,
and proceeded thence to China, the veffel being char-
tered by the EA India Company $ that alter they
had been five days at lea, two men were J rcovered
who mull have fecreted themfelves in the veld while
he lay at Port Jackfon, and notwithfianding the (hip
was fumigated, had efeaped detation ; that believ•
ing them to he conyiets, wlw had cfcaped from that
Settlement, lie brought them home in confinement ;
and that they were then on board his fhip at Dept-
ford. Mr. Bo■a immediately fern two of Bow-
Hien Officers with Capt. M. to Deptford, a•h.,
r, light the Prifoners to town, and lodged them in
Btidewell.

Saturday they were examined ixfore Mr. Doan,
at his !route At Brampton. %%hen they confeffed they
were cnnviels. and that they had returned before the
expiration of their fentence. Their names ire An-
thony Raw Union, and William Tucker.—They were
remanded back to Tothil-:;old, Bridewell.

Any Lady afßifted,7uith Sore Nipples may have a
complete cure, by only tiling the IV, ce of
prepared by Mrs. GARDX lt, No. 7n. I,r,ng Acrc, an.'
No. 3, Shoreditch. A Urge pamphlet may ire had
gratis, by calling at the above that will
twly inform the Lady how to proceed. Not hi,
61m fevesty cafes are infested thereto. Pike 7s. the
Packet.

From the tONDON GAZETTE, 1k.,-mkr 20.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-ovrics, DEC. 17.
St. Giles's and St. George's, 13loorrabur y, Volunteers.
Robert Ward, Efq. to be Major; Wynchinore Henry Hartley,
EN. to be Certain, vice Pagt., raped.
North Shields and Tynemouth Volunteers.
Lieutenant Jobe Fenwick, to be Captain, vice Robinicn, regne,!;
Entign Alex.inder Frank to be Lieutk nant ; quarter M3ft,r
John Eattetby,tu Ye 10-tiGgia; William Barnes., Gent. to te qpar-
ter Mailer, vice Laft.rhy.
Shroplhire Volunteers.

To be Lieutenants—Henry Cotton, Gent. Enfign on,
vice Owen, promoted; Etifigit FAIOWL-S. vice Cur.:vs, da-
ctared ; Sa;nuel Tudor, Gent.
'1 *be EnGgn.—George Green, Gent. vice Williams.
Thomas Bircb,Gent. vice Fallowes.
To be Outer IGaßer--Richard Totplinfon, Gent.
NVare Volunteers.
Etifign Caleb Hitch to be lieutenant.
john Cafs, Gent. to be Ilnfign.
Wellington Volunteers.
Palin. and William Rodenhurrt, Gents. to be Eafigns.
Rev. John Rocke to be Chaplain.
IVilfon•town Volunteers.

William Wilton, jun. Efq. to be Major Commandant.
To be Captains—James Madon, Edward Lambert, and William
Efqrs.
To he Lieutenants—Alexander Cheyne, John Thomas, and Alex-
ander A Piet k, Gents.
To he Enfigns--Smith Lambert, Thomas Whitfiehl, and John
Vialktuthaw, Cents.

\Voilalion Volunteers.
George Bowden, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Smalley, refired.
Worcefier Volunteers.
Lionenint M. Barr to be Captain, vice Mtnce, reigned.
Fnlign Jahn Samuel Edwards to be Lieutcnaut, vice Barr.
James Churchill, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Edwards.
Willi.= Brew, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Y..ornans, raped.
Yeovil Volunteer Infantry.
JrffcGcaro, and George Shore, Gents. to be Entigns.
Ease IA io the Gazette of the 17th
Urner Ward of Clydefdale Volunteers.
F.ir Archibald Pyrtt. Ely. to he Major.
Njiitt,l.fq. to be Major.
lu the Gazette of the 6th %Rant.
For Northamptonthire Volunteer Infantry.

Er.firn Charles Dodd to be Lieutenant, vice Cow, refired; foreph
Lewin, Gent.to be Enfigo, rite Dodd; Chitties Frederick Yorke
to be Infign;_

Rentd Northampos Fclunteers.
Enfign Charlet Dodd to be Lieutenant, vice Cox, eligned JerrPh
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Lewin, Gent. to be Rahn, vice Dodd.
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Northarnptonfhire Volunteers.
Charles Frederick Yorke, Gent. to be Wig..
Commit Eons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the

County of Gloucefter.
To be Deputy Lieutenants—Henry Brooke Efq. Rev. Claries
Coxwell. and Rev. Benjamin Grikiale, Clerks. Dated Septem-
ber 1,1803.
touttnalmeltemingten, Efq. Dated September 6, 1803.
oh,' Owes and Philip George, Efqrs. Dated September 18,1803.
Om, Efq. Dated OiStaber 2,1803.
6, 1803.
Edward Sheppard and Thomas Mop, Efqrs. Dated November
•••
Siraddwalidridge.eynes, Itnt. Dated November ty, 1803.
John Bi Dated December 2.1803.
Comnsi one in the Royal South Regiment of Mon-
cefierfhire Militia, Ggned by the Lord Lieutenant.
To be Lkomment.-Esign Peter Norton, vice Willis. reigned.
Dated November 20,1803.
To be Enflipts—John Sparrow, Gem. Dated Auguß *9, 1803.
Foes Arundel!, Gent. Dated Mgt& as, 1803.
Henry Enema Sbadwetl. Dated Aaguft 30,1803.
limo? Fetter, Gent. Dated &Bober 16, 403. '
William Roberts, Gent Dated Novanbar a, 1803.
Frederick Hicks, Gent. Dated November 20, 1803.
Commiflions in the London Militia, Ggned by his
Majelly's Commit Goners of Lieutenancy for the
Paid City.—Eaß Regiment.
To be Captains—lieutenant Paler, vice Haverkam, refined.
Dated November a*, *BO3.
Lieutenant Kirkman, vice woo, promoted. Dated November
$9, 1803.
To be Captain-Lieutenant—Lieutenant vice Burwell,
promoted. Dated November ad, 1803.
To be Lkatenanot—Frederick Hollwooke,Gent..viee Fatter, pro.
noted. Dated November 28,:803.
Enflgn Butler, vice Kirkman, peemeted. November ao, 043.
Holten Comerford, vice Maceloanek promoted. Dated ate am.
ber 30, 1803.
To be iintigne--Gerge Penton, Gent. Om Williams, reared. Dat-
ed November 19,1803.
Henry Cbethant, Gent. vice Butter, promoted. Dated December
1.1803.
Frederick John Meard, Gent. vice Comerford, promoted. Dated
December 3,1803.
Weft' Regiment.
To be Infigml--Willtain Nichols, float. vice Robinfao, promoted
Dated November 25.1803.
Thomas Redmond, Gent. vice Paribas, poometed. Dated Norm.
Dee 30, 180 e.
Henry jaCkkon, Gent. vice W 0414 reigned. De ember 10 803.

wmt-orrici, 'MINIM 20.

Berwiekalive Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Major Sudan to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant.
Captain --- Spottifweeds robe major, vice Dothan.
Lieutenant Spottifwoode to be Captain, vice Spottifwoods.
Cornet Alexander Tboanioe to be Unuesant, vice Spottifwoode.
To be Corneas—Adam nand= and George Wilifon, Gents.
South Hants Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Captain the Hon. Charism Murray to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
Smith, relived ; Lieutenant Wiliam Purdue Smith to be Cap-
LIM, vim Smith, reflood; Casa Wakes Smith to be Lieut.-
rant, vice W. P. Smith.
P( .tery Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Th pm.. Fenton, Gent. to be Cornet, vier Spode, protnoted.
"fortworth Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Rohm Clark Paul, Ge, 1. to be Cornet, vice Franco, retuned.
Rte. George Cooke, D. D. to be Chaplain.
David Ta vier. Gent. to be Surgeon.
ft Battalion of Ayratire Volunteers.

Lieutenant Robert Allan to be 6111216
--Hu.ebdon, Grot. to be Lieutenant, vice Mien.
Wad GRifon, Gan. to be Surgeon.
sd Battalion of Ditto.

J does Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bonk, reCgned.
Bentworth Volunteer Infantry.
WiWun Pht, Gent to be Evert
Blackwell and Poplar Volunteers.
Major John Wens to be Lieutenant-Caeca John liocterktoe,
Lfq. to be Ma*; - Walker and Stets, OCAS. to
be Endgoe.
South Bramber Volunteers.
Thomas Peyton, Gent. to be Lieutenant
Culrofs Indepcdent Company.
Rams Bruce Dundas, Rig. to be Captain ; Mantas Sands, Gent.
to be Lieutenant ; jabs
V Starr, Gent. to be Fnnen.
Devonlkire StannaryVolunteer Artillery.
Edward Atkins Bray, Efq. to be Cards; Jobll Taylor, Wu. Etq.
to tic Captain-Lieutenant; John bat et, Gent. to be f hit Lieu.
tenant; John liitchins, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant
St annory Pionecrt.
Edward Bray, Gent. to be Leader.
Droit with Volunteers.

Rev. slide Nslb to be Cbylalui, mid lain Pinot nom to be
urreal,.
Ditnfe and Eyemnoth Vninnter Infantry.
Entan °corer Stewart to be lieutenant; W L.a, Culmination
(..a.t. to be Entigr., vac latrine; Rcv. Goole Citcoinatem to
be Chaplain; John Smith, tient. to be Seitinm.
Andrew's, Fifefhire, Volurteets.
.i.a•m ant Aic-sander Thotnfen to be eluvial. Mee Omeitilo. to.
liar d , En', William Ritchie to be Liciernart. vice Tbealina.
Tn h. Enli. r,--Thonass Dulaney% Cimit. vice Pt treble ; Clotho.
e. r ackfea, t. vice P; stessol ; jt.ba Orate. URN.

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Eaftern 114riaof FifeThire L'olanteeti.
John Galloway. Oent. to be Enfign.
Footfcray and Chifclhorli Volunteers.
William Midge, Gent. to be Enfign.
Glamorgan Volunteer Riflemen.
*nes Laroche, Efq. to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ciptitn-
-""Lieutenant.
Regiment of Royal Eat India Volunteers.
Lieutenant-Colonal Charles Mills to be Colonel, vice Sir Lionel
Hard, deceakil; Major Stepheu Williams to he Lieutenant-
Colonel, vice Mills; Richard Chicheley Plowden, hifq. to be
Major, vice Williams; Enfign John Wood:ark to be Lieutenant,
vo:e Yates, reared; and Henry Wald, Gent. to be Enfign,
vice Woodcock. _

Kinnoull Rock Artillery Company.
Charles Laing, Gent. to be &ft Lieutenant.
Davis: AVVicar, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant.

Liverpool Fuzileers.—Artillery Company.
Francis Jordan, Efq. to be Captain.
Ili Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers.
To be Capra!in--Janes Bare, kfq. lieutenant Thomas John
Whitby, vice Brivakcs, refigned ; and Lieutenant jofepli Birket
Jackfrn.
To be Licutenar tv—Fnlign Archibald Corbett; Hain William
Thomas, vice %Vidal ; and Enfign Philip Hood.
To be ltroign—Willlan, Pickering, Gent.
i o be Chaplain-1:m. Thomas Robert Wrench.
To be quarter-mail et--Cbarles Chapman, Gent.
To be Surgeon--W idiom Anderfon, Gent.
3d Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers.
Wuliaat Babington, M. D. to be Phylielan.
Maidltone Volunteers.
Smith, M. D. to be Pbyfician,
Lieutenant-Colonel Silvefter's Manchefler and Sal-
ford Volunteers.

To be Captain•—Thomaa Harris, Thomas Dawfon, Richard

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Bindlots, Joteph Wilkinton Smith, William Johnfon Edenton,
James Bennett, and William Sandford, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants--Rkhard Cavendilk, 'llamas Hardwick, John
Nightingale, J. Beardoe, John Bateman, Chriftopher Philips,
and Thomas Croft, GaAs.
To be Enfigns--Tb•mas Boothman, Thomas Wright, Thomas
Beck, Thomas Rich:triton, George Wonilam, William Gould,
William Hindley, Ralph Kirk, William Lomas, and Samuel
Hibbert, Gents.
To be Militant-Surgeon—John Tohnton Bontflswer, Gent.
To be Affillant-Adjutani—Willem Sandford, Crnt.
Manche.ler Pikemen, Additional Company.
Birch Harrifon, rfo. to be Captain; John crego.y. Cent. to be
lieutenant; William johnfon, Ge:tt. to belinfign.
St. George's Regiment of Mancheilet Volunteers.
Edward Percival, Erg: to be Captain; Rev. John Kirkland to he
Chaplain; S..nsuel Bottomley, .. to be AdjUtirt, with the
rank of Carain ; had W.... 1, bent. to be Surgeo.i.
Eatt Volunteers.
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John Speakman, Cent t, be Second Licutaluit. vice Nathaniel
Speakman, reigned; Rev. Richard Parkes to be Chaplain.
Mearnthire Volunteer Infantry.
To be 1 aligns—ifilraander Park, John brand, David Brown,liald
Hall, Gcnt..
Newton and Failtvorth Pikeata.

Seloles Birch, Ilk to be Major Commandant.
To be Captains—Mob,rt Keyntcrs, William Casaba, and Tho-
mas Ogden, IFNI,'
To be Licutenart —John White, Mhtoo Shipley, and Join Bomb,
Gents.
To be Eafigna..ateriet Hanunoo4 Holhnd, Janice Chncthent,
and Bober( Stott, Gents._ _

Ofweary Volunteer Infantry.
Tbontas Newenbam, Efq. to be Captain; Edward Crown, Cent.
to he Firtt Licuterant; William Henry biewenbans, Gun. to
be Socond Licittemint.
Nnrth Pevenfey Legion.
William Audit) Righton, LIT to be Captain.
To be, Second Lletitenants—iblichola. Stone, William Tbomis
Wyatt, Richard Topper, Thomas Palmer, John Turner, and
Jobs Hal, Gents.
11, oeStratherne Battalion of Royal Perthlbire Firft
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Volunteer Brigade.
Lkatestant-Colonel-Commandaat Sir P. Murray, Bart. to be Co-
lonel ; Major Jobnflone to Se Lieutenant-Colonel.
3d, or Alison Illanders Battalion of Ditto.
Duncan Robertion,Gent. to be Lieutenant.
To be Pntigns—John Suwon, John Stewart, Donald litabertfaa.
and Thomas Markle, Gans.
To be Clsoplais.-Alcv. Alexander Stewart.
To be Quarter Mattel.—Alexandra Stewart, Gent.
The Piince of Wales's. or Carte of Cowrie, Bat-
talion of Royal Perth(hire Second Volunteer Bri.
Bade.
To be Lieutenants—Engles Alexander Rae, Jobn anyttal. and
Akzander Syns, Germ.
To be Enecon—John Donaldfon, Gent. vice Rae; Jain Thomp-
Ike, Gast. vice Blair, reheard; Ciscjltal, Gent. vice Mar-.
too. reGgr.ed ; Francis Kid and William Lander, Gana.
To be Cimplain—Rev. Alexander Davie.
To be Surgeon--Aksanda Bell. Gent. •
Perth Independent Companies of Volunteers.
Jobe Caw, Erg. to be Captain Commandant; Charles Archer,
Erg. to be Captain; Patrick Chapman, and William Athavare,
Gents. to be lieutenants ; Jobs Scott, jun. and David Lumf.
dilate, Gans. to be Enfiena ; Andrew Kettle, Gent to be bur-
geon. • _ _ • _ _

Portfmouth Volunteer Infantry.
lap Richard Wilke. to he Lieutenant, vice Diaper, refined.
Eallern Battalion of Stirlinglhire Volunteers.
George Caddell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. _

Sutton Volunteer Infantry.
William Obnbert, Gan. to he EaSan.
Tetbury and Horfeley Volunteers.
Thomas Saunders, E(q. to be Llcuremust.Coicoml; Henry Hail
Storm, Els. to be Major - -

c.
Ulverflon Volunteer Infantry.
Lien:enant William %Vilkinfnn to he Captain. vieclmies, m-
aimed; Tyfon Addifon,Gent. to be Lieutenant. vice Wilklhron
Daniel Maturiell, Out. to be 'On ; Rzy. John Sue:Mean&
A.M.to he Chaplain; John Pearfen, Gent. robe ter•Maller;
William Haitian, Gent. to he Surgeon.
Warrington Volunteer:.
Richard Turner, Gent. to he Fidien,viee Crockett, eellereal; Tbo-
soas Lyon, jun. Gent to he Enlien, . ire Strathn. re6E,4l.
tIILAT in Gazette of toth November.
Carlifle Volont ars.
Fee Leot4 Atkinfon,Efq. to be Cape dn,
jobs Caaecil, Gent. to be Lieutenant,
Jame. K eitsvll, Gen.. to he kagn.
Rend 5ua..,,/ Atkinfon,ll4q. to be Captain,
John Good!, Gem. to be .r.iten ant,
limes Attu ell, Grnt. to he Fnfien.
In Guettc of kith Innen',
For William Hzrrifon, Big, to he A.:jotztit, wdlt the Brevet Rank
of Captain.:. the Red l .Sitbzezz
Read Wdlia.r liarrifoo, Efq. to be Adjutant, with tbc Brevet Rr.k
of Capta,n, in the Mow Jai ef Came
Commiffic,ns in the RentiewflUre Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant.
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Robert rukft, nrst. to be 14.602, vice Ritchie, refired. Dated
December co. eh; ft.
Thomas Mastrittoth,Geot to be Forages, eke Bennet, pr4m,ted.
Dated December sc., t Sk: t
Daesi Macadam. t.snt. Its be Enrirn, iti:e Macdougall, prors,ms.d.
Dated December
BANKRUPTCY ENLARMD.
rehnutri 4 lidoacf Suitmlon, l ,t,le Abe Isseee, Goodman's-
t acids, Miaidkies, intrchst.t, at t. n. .t Goudisall.
BANKRUPT 3.

.....
Frederick George Flew.(. Br.cl.tirintilonc. Fla.:, bookrdaer,
W forrend.t Dec. .t, At or.r. January at ter-Ise, ald Janu,ry
31, at one, at o.3.k:halt I 0t...1.11. iattcrticy, Mr. R.ppon, No.
at. B rnt.A.dicy.ltecet, r•Atehir..rk.
Edmond Uttine *NOUN*. Cootine, Sum! creend brliere of
the (.lettoo fait In me:chart. d.,.cr and cAairrnao
late t. at tr 0, January 3 and 33. at or e at (;ual.lhal.,l ouonn.
Atternter, Nedra. Wrielt and lioldtworth, ShrrsoT.e.4r.e,
lAientratal.fteret. Lonetr.r.
°ewes Hablut inonrte, of IClogiton-upan.H:". me chant,
4r-4cr end charisma. 1)•••• :e. it, and peva• . it d• •ell, at
etc Dud Dock rartt:'. litogfton uipreTha. rirv,rut. a,
Mr. P...41.r. Sirbrarcc., limos) Garda', Landon; Cr Mr.
Pro". Hell

James . :fray, of Broad Way, Weßmluffer, Middfern, grocer,
dealer and chairman, Doc. 3t, January 3, and 31,
.at c/even,
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. T. Rigby, New City ChanscrJ,
11:iflidpfinte-!treat.
Toffb liatibley, of Manchefter, carrier, dealer and Chapman, Dec
2E, January 5. and 31, at three, at the Star Inn, 'i.:.:ichefier
Attoruji. v, Mr. Hewitt. Spring-Gardens, &lane/later ; or Mi..
Curfitor-ftreet, London.
James Whittaker, of Hatlingden, Lanealhfre, grocer, woolen-ma.
nufacqurer, dealer and ehapinan, January z, at five, January ;,
and 31, E ten, at the Caftle Inn, black I.urn. Attarnies, Med*,
Clarke and It icharda, Chanc. ry lane, London; or Mr. T.Ainf-
worth, in Blackburn.
Thomas Celli sore, late of Brian% merchant, dealer and chapman,
Dec. 36, January 3, and 31, at eleven, at the Iti.ndner 'Favert,
Atternicc, Mears. Biandford and Sweet, Inner Temple,
London; or kit Edward Stephens, Brißol.
DIVIDENDS.
January 6. John Meatball, of Liverpool, dealer in muffin, at Br, at
the Globe Tavern, /Averred.
January 7. Safnuel Morley, of No. t 26, Fleet flreet, London, tads
/or, at ten, at Guildhall.
feb. 3. Richard King Thomas, late of Evellain, Worcciterfflire,
mercer, at eleven, at the Crown inn, Fvefhans.
January te. Thomas Mitchell, of Hatron.couct, Tkeeadnomi,p,
ftreet, London, merchant, at one, at Curitiba/I.
January t 7. Joint Clark, of Shoe-lane, London, carpenter, at tat,
at Guildhall.
January 14. John Lennn-n, of Satrun Walden, Effer, feedllnan,
at tea, at Guildhall, London.
January 9. Charles Pratt, of Cambridge, hair-drefee, at ten, it tic
Rafe Inn, Cambridge.
January 34. William Beatfon the elder, Robert Beatfon, lan
Beatfon, and William Beatfon the younger, all now or late of
Malborough, parifh of Rotherham, Varkthire, chenti4s, com-
mon- brewers, and glalTmen, and copartners in trade, at eleven,
at the Red Lion Inn, Rotherham.
January 27. Thomas Johnfon and Chrißopher Johnfon, of New.
eaßie.apon-Tyne, linen-drapers and copartners, at eleven, at too
Shakefpear Tavern, Newcaltle-upon-Tyne.
January 7. George Miller, late of Bodmin, Cornwall, vintner, et
eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bodmin.

MARRIED.
At Monntrath, gren's county, Samuel Harden, Efq. to Miro
Hawkrfworth, dauo ter of John liawkefworth, Efq.

DIED.

On Saturday !aft, in the 58th year .f her age, after a loaf re.
rie► of illnefs, which (he Fore with the molt chriltfaa relignatiA
and fort.tude, Mrs. Newby, the wife of CharlesNewby, Erq. of
t'oland-ftrert

On the Bth inftant, the Hon. Mifs Murray, only daughter or
the late Lurd Julio Murray, and wife of Colonel Murray, of
Banner Crof., . Yorkfhire

On the 9th initant, Breacialbarie Orrin Campbell, younscit
fon of Captain James Camiitx U, of College-itrcet, Edinburgh.

VA; HEN Profeffional Men of education Mid te.
V v fponabilitv deviate from the general fyflem by the Gladiola
of a pcculur Branch, the fanelson of bog continued fueceis is the
heft enterlon of lapetiorlty.
Ten rant have 1 devoted my madtke to the exotutiwe tramline
of THR Et/. bIhURDF.B.S, and the fuccesful ref alt of my plant
gives Rte adalonal ardour to oppore as fm. as I am able the ra,
.agtr of thee complaints which are the mod important In the cata-
logue of human infirmities

After L•.itiatioo into every branch as an Army Surgeon,
forum: a oriel at an my paled of Praetice to rofcue tedlvideale
from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the °gushy &niacin
precipitancy of general Praditiosiere
The THREE DISORDEAS,to the cure of which I have devoted
my attrition, comprise every fpeeles of VENEREAL INFEC-
TION. whether of a recent or long duration.—oillv, All kin&
of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habit, of fkbooßioys, or
the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that derangement or the
fy Ran in Women winch is canal BA FLR ENNES3 or STERILITY.
Numerous dltestfes are the refs* of ignorance or Mlle in the
treatment of a Ample Gotiontea. and It not enfreepieutly pew
that the feeds of Life ate poifoood by the indifcretirci of lir unlead-
ed hour. By a fuperi-r method Inch complaint. are rarity cured,
and eves where others have failed, f trait that I may prefutne to
oar • radical rc-eftsblithment.

Few, however, ire the cake of complicated diftrefs in the dl r.
order, command with the calamitous atuadons of Men, who from
Indulgence in a SOLITARY MS, or the prevalent Gaieties 4
a faddonalik Life, acquire that date of Deb'lPA, which is the
unavoidable conkqueoce of fn, pernicious habits.
_

Where the unhappy teeny bioods over his miler!, bat careful?
conceals his Miltercusle, It may be Anne oonialatimi for bias on
know, that although it be an ohjed of doubt or uneer.dt.ty with
claw Praditioners, the removal of thee ClP.w CIE3 he tbd
goodual propels of renovarloo to the acqturPrnent of myerperienela.
If the rims of Baochas or Venus have begun to redure mealy vi-
gour, much .naterwill be prevented by as early onunternabass all
Mir languid eats, and la there cafes no great dllitccleics will cam
But where this debeeney has for years muted, a proper Per.
feveranee 1s inddpeedbly requisite to reeve the °umbering fillet*
of ILde, and to masimmte the Conftitutlos. ,

MARRIED WOMEN, who have long beta difaimehtted
their espedtatime of a Family, may be cored. that in modfp.
fiances Inch deeds are curable by Medical ti➢.
The SECRECY which Is fo cantle! to my undertaking, and the
(ea& ad we which I have pretested to Eats, form the Bade of
my pretenions, and to coincidence with roc► Mb intimation le
given, that Mr. BRIM any be cenhilted perfoneng (or by knees
ir clang a &IA note) at hie hook, Nosy, Ambled-Ernst, Screed,
near Tangier-Bar
There le an nklitional entrance in Water-fireet adjoining. sat
the name is on both the doors.

M. AARE, Memberof die Royal Cassie/ Serrates.

VENEREAL BLINDNESS:

To Mr. 711011•11 TAT Loa, Surgeon, Nay, New Brideolbut.
MIMI srs, London.
IT is with the mon heartfelt fatisfaelinn that I ad.
drers you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable
Melicitte--LEAKE's PATENT- PILLS.—fn the fpring of this
year I had the mislortone to cootrad a Venereal Complaint, inlets.
ded with the mail alaerdng and dangerous fymptoms; in Como&
that I have been canned to my room for a wh.le week towhees
and not able to Ittr oat of it I had no reit algid norday, and
(uttered the theft excruciating pin and torment, aid what was
It'll work, my ryes grew weak and dim, fo that 1 could fearce
dike a any °Ned, if ever fo dote to me, and expo Red nothing
left than the total !off of my fight. From a Itnut, he.olt by. and ra.
tine corpulent man, I became a mere niadow, and au oiled of
pity and compalLosikly friends had all given me over, and
thought my recovery imporfible. Ica this dreadful 'late, and ex•
peelleg every maniac to be my left In this world, I was fortu-
nately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but
having tried an Medk al aid to nom:more. and been at an enoneouo
e, pence, it we* tome time before I could be prevailed on to take
them; at tat I fen: for fix boxes, and before I had taken them
all I found confidersble benefit • my pains gradually decrest.d.
& and my cyriight grew ter, and to the great furprize and afto-
naihnient of Ai my friends, ( fter taking three hoses more), my
brad, amt liretlrh was perfellty retool, and 1 am now, ;thank"
to my t leo and your invaluable Medicine.), as well and hearty as
ever 1 W.ll in my life. You, obliged humble fcrvanr,
itnet, Birmingham, Novenittr et, 17,titi. P.. L. LEIGH.
The shove Medicine Is eartteftly recommended to all perfowe
that arc in any dersht of their being entirely free of every Vene-
real Affection, particularly. to Mae eout altering their condition
in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of tbat nature, of
however 'log 'landing, or however &fru fed under the appearance
of other direr:ices It mly be: for Sawbuck, Glandular, and Cuta-
neous complaints it Is ape recomni.nded to be taken, **Malty is
the Spring. Summer. and Fall.
Prepared ant fold by the foie Propeethr. TROMAS TAYLOR.
Mend.er of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his bouir.
No.o, New Bridge-Itioct, where he wit! give Advice, without a
Fee, to Perions taking theft Pills, anfwer Patients La-
if poll paid, on the Was terms, obferving in all Can the
moll inviolable ferrery, no Perfru.'. name or cafe having bee*
mentioned. but at their own , arieularrcquet,hy the Proprietor.
during the courfe of mere than 3t years. that fiche* bad the coo.
did an emerfive faked' the above Medicine and the podia
anent therefarn. _ _

Th-ty are alf AM by AN appointnuso, at the Perfumer's, No.
3c, St. At: an's-ftrect, Pal.rcudl ; Mr. Robertfon's Toy-thop,No.
rc3, ; St‘cra, ftonkklicr, Nu. 1, Untoo.rost.
L ttk 'ftrver-1-..0 ; and by ore Per'nn evcry confukrabk tow■
in Enriann, an Boers of only 23. g.. 3. tack (riled op, with hat
au•l plain din Clint

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tertturyl•l•ce.. I.lrttbech.) at th • ..1101 Of IfCI, Na Ipeign.
att.. et 04 ..;raa Otts:a, temple Off.