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PaR , I.LIiENI: MEMBERS ELECTED. R*EsTatoaudoin COUNT r—Lord Muneafte and Col. tames Lowther. ?swoon ConnTr—Lotd Milfbrd. CeollAl7 Y COUNTY—Robert Bruce /Ems Macleod, Efq. CONTESTED ELECTIONS. COUNTY Wl:Togo—At the auk of the Poll on the 7th day, the numbers were— Cassel Ram . 891 Mr. Colz:ough - 630 sr. Alcadt 875 Mr. R. B. Sheridan Cc 3 Ens] dole of the Nil— o:hod Ram • 891 Mr. Colelnugh - /73 yr. Mead 875 Mr R. B. Sheridan 729 C.1.711TY TIPPERARY.—At the clofe of the Poll on lolanda v fe'nnight, the numbers were : Carmel Matthew - 2622 Mr. Bagwell - 1765 Mr Pilule • 2316 Mr. Panrsefather 1069 Comm , or KERRY.—At the dole of the Poll on Friday fe'enight, the numbers were : Mr. Fitzgerad - 633 Colonel Crofbie 385 Colonel Herbert 653 COUNTY or LIMERICK.—At the dofe of the Poll on Monday fe'nnight, the numbers were t Lieut. Colont ; Odell :Oa W. T. Waal 1 49 Honourable W. QEin a aBo CITY or WArsaroßb — At the dole of the Polio': Tt:efday fe'nnight, the numbers were : V's sta Mrs sr J. Newport 39r COI'. Bolton, Lfq. . 361 Lord Mwrom Was chaired in the ufual manner Tnund the Cattle Yard, at York; and. at the regnelt •• Clothiethhe was this day to be chaired again at Mr. Wicssaroacs was very ferioney indifpofed. when the laf accounts came from Tor/. The expence of the late rorblirs Eleflicas is pretty accurately calculated at I,ooal. per hour during the Pell, far eadi of the parties, rn:.king the wh o l e - husount of expenditure to be 336p001.--I for each Candidate. About eight horfes a day were found dead em the eiffri era roads in Yot Whit e, dining the late elation. Elector, sere brought from every quarter, by Lord Mitros'i agents, at an irnmenfe expence. The Benefit of Mr. Baastsoe, at Covent Garden, lift night, produced one nt the moll nunserons and biitliant audiences of the feafon :—Aliattering pro. f of the jun eftimation in which his attention to their convenience is held by the public. Boxinc.—Yellerday the pitched battle between Tons Belcher and 7ml in the- Gm* took place at MrmVey Hurf ; when, after thirteen rounds, hard fighting, it was decided in Favour of Belcher. At &II kiting to bets were equal, and continued fn fot the fitli tour rounds ; after which Belcher proved hinafelt the moil fcientific boxer. Tuefday Commodore KIATS, on board his Majef ty's !hip SUPERB, and this day Capt. Barest., oo board his Majefiy's fbip FANS, at Spithead, feverally gave a fplendid entertainment to a party of rank and egance. Among the company were— , The Earl and Counters of blortheik. Lady M. Caroni*, Mrs. Admiral and the Miles Mastaito, Sir Charles and Lady Hama. tan. Capt. and Mrs. S. H. Linste. Capt. and Mrs. Nelms, Mr. and Mrs. Kothery, Lady and the Mitres Carter, &c. The yards of the (hips were manned on both occa fions, and every attention which r efpea could infpire was (hewn to the vifitors. One part the entertain ment on bbard the Sur ais was an Italian concert, the Commodore's band being Italians. At three o'clock on Thurfday afternoon, five boats flatted from Chatham, to row for the purfe of Five Guineas given by the Officers of the Gu .rds : the „ race-was uncommonly well contefled by two of the bcrits, and was won by Tnp, S Duc KITT of Upnor; the fecond beat had a Guinea. The 1 ,- ng pending font race between the two noted ronnerc, Barrow and Dyfe,n, for 200 guineas a fide, a diliance of twenty rods, was determined nn Pen• -nanden Heath, on Monday fe'nnight, in the pretence of a numerous aftemblage, in favour of Barrow, who beat his as tagonill about a foot and a half. The ground was run over in t o feconds. !. Friday a Mr. STIMINS, for a bet of 450 guineas, undertook t' iTn on foot from the Wool Pack at St. ,Alban's to Et,fbury-fquare, a diaanee of sr miles, in : three hours. He (tatted at a quarter before two in die awning. and arrived at the fpot at four. He ran in the firli hour fever miles and a half, in the fecoad ,zen, and in the la quarter three and a ball. Saturday the new city Rate barge was launched at Weiminfier bridge; it is go feet long ; the head is a gu re of Thames; the Om is decorated with the city arms, fupported by Neptune and Amphitrite ; the Rate room, which is futficient to accommodate 100 psalms, is lighted by so mirror window; and the roof fuppnr ted by as columns.—The King's VDU furmourting the Rate door, upheld by two grifnns the pannels of the door exhibit allegorical paintings . Jollier, Fortitude, Prudence, and Temperance ; the pannels on each tide bear the arms and infigcia of London and its Chief Magiftrate, and the ahule of the ornaments are richly gilt. A Naltnet, alias Caddick, and 7. Bryant, alias berkett, yefierday were re-examined at Whitechapel Mee, charged with the rubbery of a waggon, in Holborn, on the 25th uk. and defperately wound. ing a watchman, and two other pet fons. The wag. goner attended, but little information could be uir tamped from his teßirnony. A Mr.Marfb, who gave 1 the alarm to the watchman, Rated, that from the Aight detived frum an Alamode-beef (bop, he be.. fieved Bryant to be the perfon who was mall aflive 1 . in the barbarous kene. They were ordered to be brought up again for another examination, when be waggoner was diretted to attend. A young man named john Strihenfon, was on Sa turday examined before the LORD MAYOR, charged robbing bfeffrs. Peel and Co. wholesale linen. in Law, encelane, of goods, at various I the amount of above locol It appeared, iut three weeks ago the partner agreed to worth of goods to a pawnbroker, in London that a perfon belonging to this pawnbrokkr the sarebcufe in Lawrence-lane, to make after the prifoner. Here the prifoner opened I.r him and told him the goods were ready. other finding he was no partner in the houfe, taking the goods, and communicated his fuf to Mr. Peel. The prifoner was then taken feveral articles of goods fannd in his locig- It furthe r a pp eare d, on ciroWexamination, . had been felling goo& fir tliir:iwibroker foe He was fully - comenittVii • , LB ,„ I* ivaMiC4t, aft 121caNai. MAILS-Wiod W. AIR& Ina. Aft. DVt. Dubilli Ii I Tonningen o 0 Waterford 0 s Lifbon o t Gottenburgh 0 0 PALMOUTH, JUNE 6. Sailed the Prince of %Vales packet, Captain Tooth with Mails for Lam—Wind N. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE R. Arrived his Majelly's gun brigs DISPATCH, horn Plymouth ; and the REBUFF, from Guernfey.-.- Wind S. W. DEAL, JUNE R. Came down from the Riser, feveral light tranf port., and failed for Ramfgate. Came down from the River, the Sir Sidney Smith, BRAMDVORD, fur Batbadors; Speculator, Laisnstcy ; and the Mi. nerva, A LEXAND/R 1 for Demerara, and remain in the Downs, with his Majefiy's (hips, the tranfports with troops and outward bound, &c. as per laft. The Indignant gun brig has a fignal flying for a convoy to the Weltward.—Wind S. S. W. ;Wiirobt l'il t rnt„ aPa to s l ihst thou 01401. i th 'tithe to t enquiries the door I sr But the c tclided sr picions and I <sags. I t .that he h t.tue, wit FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gameitscan, June —Paffed by the Howard, Omfton; and the Maryaretta, Halewood, from Copenhagen; Union, Brewers; Rife, Robinfou ; Sifters, Scott ; Spring, Denham ; and the Britt& Union. Richardfon, from Memel ; Trtmhar, Witham, from boo ' • Amiable, Rainker, from Philadelphia ; Lexin g t on , Gard ner, from Baltimore ; Two Si ft ers, And e rf o n ; F ortuna , B ra d y ; Crown Pam Frede rick, ; Thomas, Sampfon ; Concordia Viae. ; Elizabeth. Holt ; and the Prince Frit detick, Conch, from Norway. Sailed the Sir Sidney Smith, Brad ford- the Hopewell, Cowey, f o r Barbadoes ; Speculator, Levribm ; mod the Wm. Phillips, Pullen, for Demerara ; Ado. lath Melville, for Antigua; Graces, Coughey ; and the Venus, Montgomery, for Waft ; Martin, Bryan, and the Orion, Iran% foe Dublin ; Albion. Habbard, for Copenhagen ; Alpha, Hutton, and the Manchefter, Ready, for Toaningen. ARRIVED. Of Dover, the Amiable, Captain Rainker, from Philadelphia, At Liven:toed, the Akz , nder, Caton, from TrinidadAt Hull, the Swift, Wilfon, from Wilmington--Ar Cork, the Beata, Lange, fron t ttottenburg—At Madeira. the Alexander, Atkins ; Ave,di -a..—, and the Maria, from London—At Baltimore, the Portfmourh, Nichol, from London—At St. Domingo, the Fortuna, Holler, from London.-.At Demerara, the &Heine, Oa• moll, and the Lucretia. Craig, from the Clyde—At Montrofe tl Ceres, Scott, from Riga—Off Dover, the ;A ve Oak. Sorrell, from Virginia—At Hoylake, Mac, —, from New Orleans...At Um. eager, Eliza, Moon, from Trinidad-4a Liverpool, Alexander, Patterfori, from Trinidad; Protearefs. Wakefield, from Virginia; ' Mars. Henry ; Liverpool Packet, Parfons ; Manehofter, Coffin ; and the Indian (bleat Hammond, front New York Manche( ter. Reynolds, from Philadelphia ; Otho, Stirling ; William and John, Woodhourc ; and I.ucla, Carter, front New Orleans ; Abeona, Hohfon ; and Fame, Long, front Baltimore ; Ocean, Lib her : Nahlcy. Rider ; and Fame, Tallman, from Savannah ; Pope, Mafhiter ; and Lucy, Wilton, from Barbadoes--Off Cork. Flute, I Dorcas, from Oporto—At Btlfaft, the George, Bosons, from Me- mtl—At Doblin, the Duke of York, Tomlinfun, front London— At Riau , the Orb, Hill, from London. The Ala I.indo, and Elisabeth, from Jamaica, arrived at I.i• verpool, failed In company with the Mora, Price, for Liverpool ; and the Mary, —, for l.ondon, and parted off Care Clear. The Elizabeth fell in with the Royal Sovereign, Captain Hotnbey, from St. Domingo for the Clyde, off Crooked Ward. and kept company fume days. The Sips Venus and the Nancy. were to fail from Jamaica, in company with the packet, on the i7th April. The Dragon, D'Arcy.arrived at Liverpool from Surinam, failed on the agth of April in company with the Prince of Orange. for London, which weird put into Battsioes. Iha Hercules, Scott, from London, hound to Demerara, was all well on the t ids of May, eighty leagues Weft of Cape St. Vin ceoes, under convoy of his Majefty's 04 Decade. The Calcutta, from Botany Bay for China, is loft on the coaft of New Guinea. The Friends boy, of Folkitone, "'hint unloading on Friday left at Hythe, was, by the violence oldie wind, driven on the beach and beat to pieces. The Jafon, STRONG, from Baltimore for Leith, is deferted at fea. Crew arrived in the Adeon. The General Mercer, ----, fr in Baltimore for Rotterdam, was on Chore near Fluffing, on the t4th The Liberty, GUEST, from Shields for Quebec, foundered off the Banks of Newfoundland, on the 12th of May—Crew raved. The Thifbe frigate, Capt. SWHEARD ) (with Ge nerals Wairst.ocas and Gowsit on board), arrived off Port Praya, Care de Verde, on the 3d April, in 23 days from Portfmouth. It is fuppofcd the would reach the River Plata early in May. The Damulefs, (called in the French Bulletin the Undaunted) taken by the French in making a gallant attempt to pafs their batteries, in order to throw into Dantzic a quantity of ammunition, was commanded by Captain STRACHEY. Another innance of the friperior bravery and dif eipline of our Navy has lately occurred. His Ma jelly's CHIFFONNI, Capt. WAINWRIGHT, cruiz mg uff Minorca, fell in with two armed Spanifh fet tees, one of which fhe captured without oppofition, the other ran on fhore on the ifland of Minorca, and was purfued by the boats of la Cr. IFFON NE, manned and armed, under the command of Lieut. Rost av HALL, Firfl Lieutenant of that fkip, who boarded her in a moll gallant manner, and, after a very fe vere conflia with the crew who defended her, con fining of 25 feamen and so foldiers, they were obli ged to give way to the irrefiliible intrepidity of Lieu tenant HALL'S party, and were brought into the mole. The enemy fuffered greatly in killed and wounded, the CHIFPONN I'S boats 101 l two men killed, and five wounded.—Gibraltar Paper. Cocitrir, WHlTEHALL.—lrefterday, before the Moll Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes. La iiiadona D'Ydra, Canalaehi Matter.—This ()reel ;where, laden with a cargo of hides, tallow, and horns, was captured by his Majetty's hoop of war L'Efpoir, Loftus Bland, lifq.Commander, , and fent into Gibraltar, where the (hip was rebored, and the cargo condemned as good and lawful prise to the captors. Tbis was a quellion .4 pint capture ,fet up on behalf of Sir James %smarm, i K. B. and Rear Admiral of the WbW, ir e Commander of his Ma. kfty's flip Orion, and the Ohcers and crew, sad alto the tefPee , art Commanders, Officers and crews of his Majeity's hips Belk. syphon, Defence, Therms and Majettic. lately eattpoling a Nut. 1 droa ander the command of the faid Sir James thsemares. In the murk of the argemeat. it was held by their Lordiblps that nejeint capture could be eltablidted en the foie teftlmeac of the perfects no board the claiming were!. and accordingly confirmed the fin ; tame of the Conn below, and emehmused the appellants is the ' colts of this day's hearing. Demerara Packet, Tunefen vetch ander Dutch colours, and based teDensertri, With a cargo a/ various mereben. disc, was captured by Ms Majefic's hip Ilk W. O. Lot* Efq. Commander, and his Makelfs armed fussier tat. mnunauded by Lieut. T. Bird, mid carded es Nevolbeehlati. where the hip I and cargo were condemned. IA tido cafe then mere Ma*. dahlia refrofting the property, facie Parts of wilda Moir are atored ; direacd other plum is *.Rd oter, mai slailikulasal do re. Lip tinder. , 1.. F'O'URTH REPORT. SIR H P. S. MILDMAV, BART. M.Pi POI RAMPS/4MR. Sir Henry Mildmay tome years ago faereeded, in right of his wife, to a coanderable elate in the neigh bourhood of Chelmsford. Upon this property there is z rnantion.houfe (Maullium Hall), wkh gardens and pleaftire grounds s and Sir Henry was obliged by the will of the lan owner, from whoa! he received it, to rffick there three ma tt& Ia every jeer ,t a rendition always unpleafant when a proprietor has other places of relidence, and rendered pecolitrly fo in this cafe from circumnances which it is needkfs to particola cite, both touching the fitnation of Moulatam-hall and Sir H. Mildmay's family arrangements. With this condition, tieverthelefs, he was forced to comply, however inconvenient or difagreeable. He was obliged to live three months every year at *sailboat, and was, of courfe, pretreated from letting the houfe and pounds, although during the reit of the year he had no octillion for them. The land in the neighbourhood of there grounds is let upon leafe to different farmers. and in Anglin 1803, a That of it was wanted by Government for the ere&ion of military works. Sir ll.ldmay and his tenants immediately c' nfented to give up the fpace required for the public fervice, amounting to about thirty acres, flipulating, however, that a jury fhould, at a convenient feafon, be fummoned to award them a compenfation, according to the pro. vift ,, ns of the Waste Ali. In confequence of this permiffion on their part, the works were ere&ed without lots of time. The refidence at Moulfham hall now become fe rinufly difagreeable. There were batteries a quartet of a mile from the houfe, and two barracks at the diilance of half a mile, and an entrenched camp or. cupied part of the Park. Sir H. Mildmay, therefore, conceived that be had obtained fufficient grounds for an Act of Parliament to relieve him from the obli gation of refilling there. He applied to Parliament accordingly, and in Spring 1804, an Aft was pattedl to this effect, the who .'s entente: of which goers paid by the Treajitry. A few weeks after this happy liberation (15th May, 180 4 ) Sir Henry made an offer of his home to the Q2arter Mailer General, as a fit refidence for the Military Staff of the Dißria. The rent which he demanded vtas 4001. a year, Government to pay all taxes, and leave the premifes in good repair ; for he obferved, they were then in perfra repair. Before this propofal could be acceded to, a furvey was di retied to be made by an architeft, who reported that 2501. would be neceffary immediately to put the bottle and Rabies in repair, and pl. a year to keep them up. This being communicated to Sir Henry he offered to give up the fird half year'. rent (zoo].) on condition that the medial repairs should be made at the public expellee. To this propofal the War Office agreed, and empowered the General De Lancey, Barrack Mader General, to conclude the bargain. From fame circumllances, not explained, it was delayed, and General De Lancey was removed hefore he had entered into the kale with Sir H. Mildmay. In the mean time, and while the houfe and plea lure grounds remained in Sir Henry's occupation, but after he had been alieved by an AR of Parlia ment at the public expence, from the obligation of refiding there, a Jury was fummoned to fix the corn. penfation to him and his tenants for the land occu pied by the military works. They returned a verdie, teth of Auguti, 1804, awarding the fum of 13001. for Or. fird year, which was then nearly expired, and 600 i. for every fubfequent year, during which the land might be fo occupied, or at that rate. As Government were to reflore the ground to its original Rate, before giving it up to ti a prop' icier-, it may naturally he afked, why fo large a rent as 6001. a year mould be given for 30 acres of land, befides a round fum or bonus of 7001. at fird ? The Jury did not fpecify how their eftimate had been made, nor in what way they meant the compenfation to be applied. But Sir H. Mildmay, in his examination before the Commiffioners, Rates, that he underilood the Jury to have given " zoo!. per annum for the occupation " of the land, and 4001. per annum to provide him with " another plate of rilidenee." He accordingly has always paid hi; tenants root. a year, and taken to hirnfelf the remaining part of the rent, betides, as we conceive him to mean, the extra 7001. But leaving that fum out of the queftion, Sir H. Mildmay has received, and continues to receive 4001. a year, be caufe barracks and batteries were crated in his neigh bourhood t and an Ad of Parliament has been paffed, at the public expence, to relieve him from the necef fity of 'eliding near theft barracks and batteries! , The leafe of the houfe and gardens had not been concluded when General de Lancey left the barrack department; and his fucceffor, General Hewett, be fore executing it, found himfelf obliged by the in• druftions under which he was acting, to obtain fpe cial orders from the Treafury. The delay in con. chiding the bargain, had induced him to fufpcft that a change of opinion might have taken place refpeBing its probable benefits to the public. Upon examining the circumilances of the cafe, he confidered this the more likely, for he found that, befides the expence of immediate repairs, Moult/lam-hall would cod the public 6431. a year, and would, after all, be an ex. i tremely incommodious refidence for any officer. All this he very properly fubmitted to the confideration of the Commander in Chief in a letter dated November 27, 1804 ; and about two months after he received an anfwer, ordering him to put the premifes in a (fate of repair, and to report, as loon as they thould be ready for the reception of officers. In this anfwer the following reafon is given for concluding the bargain with Sir H. Mildmay. "I am further (lays General Brown. 14 rigg)commandedto obferve, as you remark upon the " mince of thefe premifes being difproportioned to " the public utility which may be derived from them, " that the agreement entered into by the late Barrack. " mailer Generalwas fanftioned on account of its being 44 neceffary to hire thefe premifes, and ix doing fo 44 to remunerate Sir Henry Mildmay, Inhofe rciseisoer had " been deiroyed by the field work which bad dew amirm• tai is the immediate vicinity bf the honfe." This tenet is dated 23d January tilos, about five months atter the Jury had awarded to Sir . H. Mildmay 4001. C. year, and t tool. the firs year, as a rommeratioes for the damage dose to his rOdeace by the he, work: coafiroc dia its vicinity; or, as the verditt limes," to provide " linafelf with another place of refidersee." Vac leak, therefore. mull be cogigived with= • IoA. t it. 3, P. &lg. Dot for this pulp& the etttholfty of t!ie Treafury was alto required-4o Many checks does our Cordlitution provide to controul the expendii urd of the public money I General Hewett accordingly laid the above letter from the Commander in Chief before the Treafury, inclofing an eflirnate of the ex pellee, viz. rent to Sir H. Mildmay, 4001. ; yearly repairs, 501. ; tales, 1431. ; barrack officer to take care of the honfe, 501. making in the whole 6431. future annual expence, betides agol. which General Hewett informed their Lordfi , ips had already been expended in the firfl repairs. Mr. Sturges Bourne immediately anfwered the letter, by althorixing r!re General to complete the kale, and to hay our thefum of 6431. as irtntostisie repair:, accoreforg to the ffihrurte turn required was .ol) 2501 decor* to the Ornate. and that foul had already been expended. The leafe was completed at lati ; and the opini, tt of General Hewett has been amply corr .b,rrated fpeaing its inutility to the public, or to any b dy but Sir H. Mildrnay. The only advantages derived by the fetvice, in return fur a yearly elpence o. 6431. betides the brit repairs, is, that General Campb II and his Aide de Camp refided the•e near lev:n months in 1805; that General Murray and his Aid• de Camp refitted there above three months in 18.:.6 and that the Turn of 41 was receive?, as two mood's' rent for the pafture ground near the Iraife; the Gar dener having the ufe of the garden ground f.r keep. ing 'he whole in order. It is perfelly manila', then, that the public has been paying, and Hill continues to pay. 6431. a year for alrno4 nothing; and that of this fum, Sir Henry Nutlet St. John Mildmay has been receiving, and continues to receive, 4001. a year, for f mething which he had fold to the public by another bill gain. The Jury gave him 4.001. a year became the y works were 'too near his honfe. after making full compenfation to his tenants...-Tbe Treafury paid for a bill to free him for ever from the inounsbrance of a forced refidence there. All this is not enough, the Barrack Office " , rives him another viol. per annum, becaufe, again the military works were too near bia bottle. The above Ratement is faithfully abridged or co• pied from the 4th Report, p. 164 to z 67, and the documents. DUBLIN, JUNE 4. Lan night, between ten and eleven o'clock, as Mr. Macirty, (Piielt of Lucan) and Mr. Lynch, jun. were returning from Dublin, they wetc attacked by Gs robbers, near Cultifs Stream, who (hot Mr. Ma carty dead, and beat Mr. Lynch •ery much, and robbed bosh of their watches, and whatever cans _ they had about them.—The Priers was a man of moo excellent chara'ler, and very much efleemed by all defcriptions of People in the parith I his lots is much regretted.—Patroles are hence-forward to take place between Lucan and Paltnernown. Since striking the above, the driver of a jaunting car has given fnch information to Ju(lice Wilcocks, as, it is hoped, will lead to a dircovery of the whole gang; he is nnw in attire purfuit of therm A man named Charles Toole, was apprehended on Monday morning left, by Mr. Wilfon, Chief Peace Officer : it was in this man's honfe Mr. Wilton dif covered, fome time back, the very enenfive mann faCtory for forging bank notes. Toole had abfconded, but by the attivity of that officer, he was furptized on the above morning. He was committed u Kilmain ham gaol by the Superintendent Magifit ate to Qand his ttial for the forgeries. effeiTHA.ll, 9. Mr. MARSHALL, Clerk of the Check at Pusfieet, has been a: pointed Clerk of the Check at Edinburgh Cagle. Mr. Pat.LITT, from 'the Ordnance Office, at this place, is anoointid Cleak -1 the Check at Pur. fleet, and Mr. Knewyruas, from ttlaceabara ug h, l a to fill up the vacancy occafioned by ,vir. PELLITT 9 II removal. Tuefday night feveral prifoners on board the Brit tol, lying at Gillingham, attempted to make their efcape : they had fucceeded in cutting through the bulk-head, and had feereted themfelves in the coal hole, where, however, they were !bon dircovered by a Newfoundland dog belonging to the Commander, and proper means were inUantly taken ro fecure them, which was effected with very little difturbsnce, and order was Coon rellored. The dog had before been inftrumental in difcover. ing fugitives, and once or twice bad plunged into the river, and bronght back to the (hip fuch as were fwimming towards the fhore, and were nearly ex haufted. On the prefent occafion, the intrepid and fagecious animal again plunged into the rivet, to (earth for any perfon that might have got there s the noife of the plunge alarmed the fentinel, who not receiving any anfwer to his inquiry of, who was there ? and tuppofing that one of the prifonets might have efcaped, tired hismufket near the (pot where the noife proceeded from, in order to alarm the fuppoled fugitive and caufe him to return ; feveral Ihot were afterwards fi.ed with the fame intention before the miftake was difcovered, when the dog was again got on board, without having received any injury. The meeting of the new Parliament on the 324 inaant will of courfe render the town full of com pany for Come weeks ; a circumflance fo favourable. in addition to many others which could be mention. ed, for the difpofal of . the prefent Lottery, as not to leave the leall doubt, that fo few Tickets as Twenty Thoufand only will not be fulficient to fupply the public demand. A perfon, aged 36, had a (mall Scrophulous Ul. ceration in her hand, giving her much pain; it then broke out in her wrilt, both her !boulders, and her knee, eack Ulceration difcharging much, and not dii pofed to heal ; it then affected her right elbow ; and there ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debi lity. Ole fuffer ed for twelve years. Her kaeewsibhealed. • in the Worcefier Infirtnary, and the experienced tom e benefit while a patient for a Bann time in St. Bartholo. mew's Hnfpital, where the made application for the benefit of SPILSBUR ell PATENT As TlSCoegoT i c DROPS, at the Difpes.fatory, No. 15, Soho-fquare, London. By the application of the Drops for fix months, her ulcer. gradually healed, the regained her it length and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth and the remains perfealy well. Any information oi totabove fat may be obtaimeff 4 No. 9, poe s urt, Drury Lane, London.