Star. — London, England, 1804-12-25 00:00:00

T . . . litel to est jails Dunhail, &rester, titkenfon, and Ha. velltin,nn tallith tan deal , tr. were had. To thefe we - may add the cafe of ex parte Aldridge, which . was a tingular application to the Court on behalf of a par cel of pupil., to know who should he thtir (chord . Matter. The Loan CRANCILLOI obferved, that as the Chriftmas feltival was approaching, 'alien for Tome time juvenile indruetion would be fuipended, the decifion might very conveniently be poftponed until after the holidays. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DECEMBER as. 11161ILY o. DANIIL. • This was an aftion brought by the Plaintiff, a fta tioner and mathematical inttrement maker, living in the Min.zies, againft the Defendant, an apothecary and chyteeik refilling at Wapping, to recover dama ge+, for two libels, publilbed by delire of the Defen dant. The declaration contained fix counts : the three SA charging the Plaintiff with being concern ed in the huh rebellion of 5798, and the three laft with. being a fuborner of fella witneffes. To the three lag countt the Defendant had put in a fpecial plea of juili6cation, arid to the oilier three pleaded the gretal iffue. Serpent Smetana% as Counfel for the Plaintiff, fated, that they were as malignantly fcirrrilous as they were fiupid ; that they were libels againti a cha riybk focietTi to which Mr. Barry belonged :—he faid, he believed the Plaintiff was an Irillirnan, and that midi of the Members of that relpeetable Society were alto ',Amen. It was neceffary, he laid, that the Court and the Jury might undertiand this libel when read, to let them into Tome of the hiftory of it. In the year 1797, Mr. Barry bad fome dealings with at American Captain, of the name of Healy, and, bating fold hire tome goods, was obliged to bring an alias apish him for the amount. The Captain put in. boil, failed for America, and never fierce te nnis", In that article the Plaintiff was nonfuited, se aceseat of a witoefs for Mr. Barry declaring that be bid been bribed by Mat. A report of that tank appealed nest day in a newfpaper. Ice Jane, 1803, the. Defendant got a number of bills printed, and fifth is different pans of the town : which, though tot dire** naming the Plaintiff, yet, it would be im peril& sot to know he was meant, on account of the sans. add the report of it in the paper alluded to. The fir& libel was as follows : Ramp& nesibem-Oa ?Maw plasm, sloe. a grad pro- WNW On !Hbersissi Rogge& Hishas are waked to panda M tbekws) between the bears al tea and four, from to a new baildhi, Pena Gardens, itatdiff Highway, I Mar Silk reeve lank: from theme Cusanbary Hods This neenal is caned Tbe United Irtflunees Waimea Royal Mariaer's tbdiz 'lts sasetiog win be coodskited and beaded by Tommy Depot, Grand; !lobby Scout. Omni Scribe; sad Paddy tWlenr ey, Muir of the Ceremostim Osborne. of Mk witscrcs eirinlinawitan Captains tut His thee was a note at tbe braces, • She Pans Luker el the at& et February. SUM; e emf wishil amily me metlesme of IRR, vermar We miNannlee, Mara men teat mutt/t -. a Vim pr ster& We of MUM, If wHing eery. is Carie the Royal Navy, aad the now swim Ore.Menea. Some Osarim ea t will earth Sow ittmees Coal-1644 Gress lurk ar Deng Wbart, to . itedllee we weredloga NI soder the yeti of aseraihy. "Rf Orden of the Society. PAT. WiLIIIINILY, W . M. Mono*. 1, Tyke sad Leastre a te.>L Mow shksmsr hineyers will attend the proceNen, AMIN le seelleis mreseolossoa Remo, my jewels, via. to Swailipfi t?tese, fetripertet." The faxed libel was, A widen the pobee. more pardedariy poet from Allewlee. TIM Ittergades twit Is expeditd to be held at &Ogee cried, The Leeks Hasiners Lodge, Pen firms, near Wdietok fragesm Mod* met. J* 083, 1 IN 5804, at keen o'clock in the etheleS ; the awake will be concluded by feme very cusines eltaradters , mini of whom have difirseefully violated the t..oft kited ties Huse order. Notice, the priminal leader. Commodore e s leanwy, was &melee esbaurearlos to reborn a talk wit ted' wine. es Americas Csgmin, in the Court of Sines Iftwch, elk the is* of Febroary, ty9y. From the tmetettaatrie exertions asede r the lewards tomimed cal this accabon, &Indian of the molt Cyptims Item St. Cather.oe's-lane, Harrod's-alley. dr# t r Banke. Nightirigale-Nne, Vinegar-yard, Blucgate ietde, New Greed lens, nisch Bear alley, its. kr- A very tie' rot wimpany. so doubt, will attend. rodent woman Gleff!--Win any gentleman intrnduce a or r 23 man of Isomer be teen to &Societe with fads • motley N. atrioures ea the combut!! of the stewards will appear, tf mosea•y." Serjeant Smarmier> made pointed obfcreations on every lenience of there papers, and concluded by cal. ling on the Jury for ample damages. Thomas Jones, who is in the employment of the Plaintiff, was called to prove that he was a riationer and mathematical inftrument maker, and that his dealings were principally with American Certain'. On his croft examination, he faid the Plaintiff had belonged to the Old Royal Naval Lodge of Matons, and that lately he became a member of the Royal Mariners' Lodge. and that he brought with him fome Members of the old lodge, and that it was in tine, 18°3. they became renegade from the old lodge to the new. Robert Lehly proved the exi:lence of the Mafonic Charity Society for clothing and educating the chil dren of indigent mafons, and that the Plaintiff was a fubferiber to it. On his crofoexamination, he laid he belonged to the Royal Marineri' Lodge, and never bad belonged to the Royal Naval. and that he fupprfed he was the pylon meant by Bobby Scoot, as he was Secretary. The tabellihn of 1 79 8, in Ireland, was then proved by the King's Proclamation in the Gazette. The record in the caofe of Barry egairdi llealy tried in the Court of King's Bench before Lord Ton, on on the tjth of Februar y 5797, was then pro duced by Mr. Nov, attorney for the prefent Defen dant. He deputed that in the vial in 1797 he was attorney for the Defendant. that it was for the tccro very o f 40 1. t he value of forne gods alledgetidon to be fold to the Defendant ; and, up i that occa Mr. ERSILIST. in liatit g . the Plaintiff's cafe, laid, that he would lave the Loran trouble, and call a witnets of the name of Jones, who would prove the delivery of the lart parcel of goods, and an acknow ledgment from the Captain to pay the money.— Jones was accordingly called, and anfwered to that name ; when the boi•k was offered to him, he laid Isis name was nut John „ Vines, that his name was John Solomon. Lord on creed him what he means.? the witnefs laid, that if the Plaintiff was called, he world tell the nh , it leery. The was cdi'etl, aad they w• tc c , or.zt ` , •;•intriti Cacti Hated that he knew .1 .• liked by Mr. Barry to fear 11: • :rt Defendant's fliip, and low poi the ed, and that the Captain I • , pi ,m:f, them i he then produced a obi at hat `•:c been given to hint, as inflredions, and laid that had been,at the huuft of the Plaintiff, who, after ist.l Ilrußing hiM in what he fhould fay, brought hint to Mr. Harrifon, his attorney at that time, who took down his telliinony ; he faid he had, when the Plain tiff applied to him, undertaken to give evidence on porpofe to expofe him, and that the Plaintiff made him take the name rf Jones, when he went to Mr. Harrifon, as his teal eof Solomon appeare fo much like a Jew's nam e. He then faid he went d im mediately to the Defendant's attorney, and told him what had paffed, and that he ferved him with a fob pone ; he alai threw a guinea upon the table, which he raid he had got from Barry, and that when the trial was over he was to get four more. Mr. Erfkine Otto °hitt ved, be was vet y glad, fur the honour of the profeffion, that neither of the attornies had been concerned in ;t. Lord Kenyon commended the man for what he did, and faid he did not know whether he ought not at once to commit the Plaintiff, but at any rate that he (hould be indicted. Mr. Noy, on his cro f s -examination, faid he did not know who r. Solomon was, except that he told him he was a fur rier, and that he gave him three guineas for his ho nelly, by the defire of Mr. Bulber, who bad been one of the Defendant's bail. John Skirvin, a printer, depofed, that the Defen data h e wed him a man ufcript to the fame effat as one of the libels, but did not reeolle& that be offered it to him to print. Lawrence Thompfon, the perfon who printed the I libels, laid, that he printe d them for the Royal Naval I Lodge, of which the Defendant was mailer ; he did not know who was the author, they were brought to him by the Secretary, and he printed about too of them, the greater part ef which he delivered to the bill flicker: the tnanufcript of the target bill was in the band writing of the Defendant, but the other was not. Charles Offoornehad formerly been an apprentice to Mr. Daniel, and law hint wtite the libel; be faid theie was mote in the manufcript than in the bill, be that the manufcript contained every thing that is in the bill. Mr. Daniel' told him that by Paddy O'Blainee he meant Barry, wJho had, he faid, treat ' ed him very al, and that he intended to cot hint up like mince meat. Patrick Murphy, a bircuit-baker in Wapping, de- Refill, that 'the hills had bees given to him by Mold's (crowd, entitled in a cover, which was di. reilMd to him Of the band writing,of the Defendant. as was proved by the former witnefs. William Williams, waiter at the New York Coffee bottle, much frequented by American Captains, faid, that a large bundle of the bills had been left on the table early one morning by a little dirty boy, who immediately went away. ' John Hebbourn, a waterman, laid, he got tome of the bills Eton. Daniel, for the porpofe of leaving them on board American (hips, and that he did fo, and was paid for it. •Setjeant Cocxxe, for the Defendant, faid, that as to the charge of fuboruing a winters, be believed his Lear: - ed E brotherthe would not conte that it was not jellified tellimony of Mr. Noy; but if the Court did not think it was fulficiently made out, he could give Ilill (ironer proofs of it. Mr. Juflice ROM( e laid, he believed his brother C. ale need not give himfelf any farther trouble about mailing out the jollification ; that he under and he had no doubt the Gentlemen of the Jury alto thought the jollification was fufficiently ellablillicd by the teflimony of Mr. Noy. The Jury fignified their perfee fatisfaaion. The Learned Serjeant then faid, that as to the other count he could not, in point of law or filet, dif pute it, there ran be a verdia epic& his Client. — That the only confideration now for the Jury was the amcunt of the damages they would give to the Plain tiff. He laid there was in proof before them, that the Plaintiff was a member of an ancient lodge, called the Royal Naval Lodge, and that he and lonic others became feceders from it ; on which account there was a kind cf war catried on between the members of the old and new lodges : this, he laid, was an account of the whole bufincfs ; and ridiculed the idea, that any part of the libels had the flighteß ten otat to the lona rebellion. He then, with great ingenuity. explained the different paffages in the li bel. putting on every fentence a conflration widely different from that laid down by Serjeant Shepherd. Mr. Jake Rooas obferved to the Jury, that the juftification to thole enunu in the declaration, chug ii g the Defendant with fuboruing a witnefs, was I clearly made out, and that as to the ot her counts , if they Ihould be of opinion that the libel applied to any thing treafunable, the damages they would give, (hould be ferious; but, if on the other hand. it (hould appear to them that it applied merely to the internal government of thefe Mafonic Lodges,be then thought the damages (hould be but nominal. The Jury tn llantly gave a Verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages Putty (billings. --- A human &dam was lately found in a field at North Stow, Norfolk, which was quite perfeCt, and it is foppored had not been buried more than feven or eight years. Sunday evening as two children of Mr. Cotterel, in North•place, Gray's inn-lane, the eldell about fix years of age, were playing in the parlour, in the ab fence of their parents, their clothes canght fire. and they were burnt in a dreadful manner, before the (errant could get water to fupprefs the flames.—lt is to be regretted that it is not generally known that (mothering the flames, by rolling the perfon in a car pet, blanket, great coat, &c. is the mull effeaual me thod of extinguifbing them. ', The Hare and many friends" is an excellent fable, but the hare and swim arises is a valuable true linty, as the following intiante will evince. An elderly lady, *An refides in the country, fent, a year or two fence, to a niece in town, a Cbriflmas hare; with a letter of advice, that the would find a prefent within its haunch. This proved to be a Share of a Lottery Ticket, that fhe had purchafed at a cruntry race, and which, as is well known to a It•v;e uncle of acquaintance, gained the niece rsso TIRAISA . : 0 V`UN I'S. it is conceived. however, that this fpecies of Cir Visas 6:x, whether difpatched from the c.nintry to town, or from town in the country, wr old in fir rrt,r-2 lately incinied in a poit letter, :!:..ti in tl.c I.•.dy of an animal whim*: cunning t, nft.n c hararie , ilcd 'O , a 0 .c:•,:e away."—This ad vice is rec..:l.::ly lealt•nattle at a I:l ,, ment when a LW-U.l yit Ll'.?t:k.iing, which A!. , ,ur , ls with an unpu cedeotcd uurtilp.i a capital Piiii.es. ^ . • 11,14031115°11e... been given to tins, as infiroaions, and Lid that b fated to expand Dunhell, Streeter, tiekenfon, *net Ha. had been,at the houfe of the Plaintiff, who, after it brought him I . • ti n add the cafe of repine Aldridge, which . was a Mr. Harrifon, his attorney at that time, who tot gular application to the Court on behalf of a par- down his telliinony ;he faid he had, when the Plai k , cel of pupils, to know who Untold he thtir (choral- tiff applied to him, undertaken to thgive Plain evidence • trader. The Lotto Ca saner Loa ol s ferved, that as porpote to etpofe him, a e tiff ma the Chrittmas feltival was approaching, when for him take on, st a b the is am real name Solomon t • the decifton night very conveniently be poftponed much like a Jew's name. He then faid he went i until after the holidays. mediately to the Defendant's attorney, and told It —....., what had paffcd, and that he lerved him with a I COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DECEMBER at. Nana he alfo threw a guinea upon the table, wh % • 111611tY V. DANIIL. he laid lie had got from B.trry, and that when • This was an *llion brought by the Plaintiff, a fta. trial was over he wa s to ge t four more. M r . E r ik honer and mathematical inttrament maker, listing in the n do obloved, lie was vet y glad, for the bottom the Minozies, againd the Defendant, an apothecary profedion, that neither of the attornies had It ' t - and chytesid. r ely, at Wapping, to recover dams- concerned in ;t. Lord Kenyon commended the s get, for two libels, publiftted by define of the Defeo for what he did, and faid he did not know whet • dank .. The declaration contained fix counts : the he ough t that lie fhould be i not at once to com ndiaed . mit thc P Mr. lain Noy , tiff. bot u three B charging the Plaintiff with bein g concer n . any rate A ' ed in the Itifh rebellion of 1798, and the three lift crofs-examination, Paid he did not know who with. being a tuborner of (alto witneffes. To the Solomon was, except that he told him he was a diddled counts the Defendant had put in a fpecial tier, and that he gave him three guineas for his plus a juilidcation, and to the other three pleaded nefty. by the de fire of Mr. Bother, who bad I the en iffue. one of the Defendant's bail. to Sm e tana% as Counfel for the Plaintiff, John Skirvin, a printer, depofed, that the Di fated, that they were as malignantly fcismilous as data ( hewed him a manu fcript to the fame effel they wet* dupid ; that they were libels againft a cha. one of the libels, but did not !toile& that be oil eirsible fociety, to which Mr. Barry belonged :—he it to him to print. field, he believed the Plaintiff was an Irifliman, and Lawrence Thompfon, the perfon who primet that molt of the Members of that relpeaable Society libels, laid, that he printed them for the Royal b were alto Itithenen. It was neceffary, he hid, that Lodge, of which the Defendant was matter ; h then ourt and the Jury might underhand this libel not know who was the author, they were hroug • when read, to let them into Tome of the hillory of it. him by the Secretary, and he printed about .4( In the year 1797, Mr. Barry had fome dealings with them, the greater part el which he delivered it ed American Captain, of the name of Healy, and, bill flicker: the tnannfcript O. the target bill was' OP'S;fold hi* tome goods, was obliged to bring an hand writing of the Defendant, but the other wa sada alpha him for the amount. The Captain Charles Offaornehad formerly been an apprent pot it t bail, failed for America, and never fusee te- Mr. Daniel, and taw him write the libel ;be cps wed lo that solos the Plaintiff was nonfuited, theme was mote in the manufcript than in the es ammo of a witnefs for Mr. Barry declaring that bof that the manufcript contained every thing t • h e bo b ee n b r ib e d by M o m A re port o f ghat naufe in the bill. Mr. Daniet told him that by I elppeared oast day in a newfpaper. Is Jane. tilos, O'lllafney he meant Barry, who had, he faid, a b e. Diesodant go e a num ber o f hill s p r inted, and ed him very ill, and that he intended to cot hi Boat isi different parts of the town : which, though like mince meat. dot dkealy naming the Plaintiff, yet, it would be hn- Patrick Murphy, a Walk-baker in Wapping parable sot to know he was meant, on re 1l of the D aniel ' s that . the bills bad been given to hi adios. add the report of it in the paper alluded to. Daniel's fervent, endoled in a cover, which I The half libel was as follows : reeled to him sit the hand writing.of the Defer a atinsosaeakine**oB /Mal§ Jose sea tea as was proved by the former witnefs. eilliwe M labereise hems& Mahe e are t om es Wallow; Williams, waiter at the New York f ' =llm *awn) between the boon ot tea end few, fro book, much frequented by American Captaint is a sew atandbl , Pere Gardens. Ravel° HigbwaT• that a large bundle of the bills had been left mtartbitaPeZiktihotedf"*"•bit,H=a" '' .. C ''''' bs 'Y waimaa goo lis ti a e ag e This , table early one morning by a little dirty boy suen The sere si ne wUlnecondaaed sod beaded by Tommy immediately went away. S ay Depot, Oland; !abbe Seas; Grad Scribe; mad Paddy John Hebbourn, a waterman, raid. he got 0 s Mileeef the Cove lahavacv if hge vialcire a of the bills hon. Daniel, for the purpote of 1 :Civetaserican Careallea_ tea Ws then woos Detest the bottom, . Ili Nut Lit , w , a sh . seth a t retwwwy . t 5,,,,i ; them on board American (hips, and that he I Mak abet geethenes etiet refeederbiliti, from had Mast. and was paid for it. , win Ponaf• atWale r um ling Wcifeaa. We Meat mend •Setjeant Coctea, for the Defendant, hid, 011eoei if leNitseajordeb t4 .tbeil_ 4 l4 Newf. soothe to the charge of fuborning a winters, be belie • NOW simian coommoo. Some vmmsy siree MS mare! elm so y roods % o ,,, i _ ihe e., oewei seek w p m whwes,ew Learned Brother would not contend. that it 1 . Indian as maredimp al soder Ms prli of worality. jellified by the tellimony of Mr. Noy ; but - oay Order of tba Society, . Court slid not think it was fufficiently made I . PAT. OTIAIIIIN ST% could give dill flronger proofs of it. . * W. m. Moms*. Mr. Jullice Rooxe laid, he believed his oTgkr and Leaiwe Matter. o is : s. mu . atm " h „,,,,,, stilt attend the me di al . C , ckle need not give hinsfelf any farther • bad 1111/110.1s onfirbeftWe. Repair, my jewels, via., to about making out the jollification ; that he theilbsmies heoigo& t.edge, fetripttrsa." :i aocl, and he had no doubt the Gentlemet • . . The &rend libel was, Jury alto thought the jo llification was foil A midi° PI the P .alit. mare Pertkihril . r2tlgrilen tetra ellablilhed by the teflimony of Mr . Noy. T Answiee. 'The lesegades ball Is expeditd to be held at apiece wiled, The Loo k s m a dmen Ledge. pa anti, 'soli welled.. fignified their perfra fatisfaa ion. *an. as Tholdwl hoe. PaearT 19• egos, at keen rieteek in The Learned Serjeant then f a id, that a .. on ensome; the awedog willbe w easel:l4bl tome very curious other count he could not, in point of law or 1 ebemaele• nreal of whets have dkneviellt tetaleted the "a pute it there moll be a verdia a z ainft his C ofieltasommi.awtabea„„eudwaer• 14 :174..„„ t i n the P riagi r d y , f ies ,, b d u er w ,' Can a f r if : d•re wit . That die only confederation now for the Jury " d o t ,„ A .„ 0 ,,„ cm ,, b ,, ic , the c oot of Ka t o n e ,, e h, amount of the damages they would give to tl lathe 'gib of Febewy, tier. From use ineeratteabk exertions tiff. He laid there was in proof before the ...mtased ef the Ulm* ettli‘ored on tide aaaafica 4 a kkaaaa of the melt the Plaintiff was a member of an ancien cfl'ehne rem st• esthcr‘ite'"ne. Har rutrsaile Y' called the Royal Naval Lodge, and that he : lie *ctre BUikel tdebtiosslossne, Vinegar-yard, Bluegate- Ague, New Gem , wws. Bud , Dm ency , a m sm . A ten e i e . others became feeeders from it ; on which Imo ealogiany. so doubt, trill attend. there was a kind el war catried on bat .5 chsere—ww any gentleman introduce a rudest woman for members of the old and new lodges : this, r=Tman of moo" be teen to eff°etete with furl • motley was an account of the whole bound's ; and !-;",--u , B. striaures ea am wwwiud of the steward . will appear , the idea, that any part of the libels had the It sosolra.y." tenotea to the Infli rebellion. He then , s - Serjeant Smarmsan made pointsd obtervations on ingenuity, ezplained the different pa ago ‘, every lenience of thefe papers, and concluded by cal• bel. putting o every lenience a conruftit ling on the Jury for amp le dama g es. di f tat laid down by Serjeant I Thomas Jones, who is in the employment of the Mr. Jullice Rooms obferved to the Jury, Plaintiff. was called to prove that he was a itationer jullification to thole counts in the declaratit wit and mathematical intliument maker , an d that his I: g the Defendant with fuboruing a dealcroftings we rincipanatio n lly with American Captainhad they s. clearly opinion that the libel appl belonged to the Old Royal Naval Lodge of Maloof., thing treafunable, the damages they we and that lately he became a member of the Royal fhould be ferious; but, if on the other bath Mariners' Lodge. and that he brought with him appear to them that it applied merely to tl fome Members ef the old lodge, and that it was in government of thefe Mafonic Lodges,be tht June,lgoe, they becarn: renegade from the old the damages thould be but nominal. Th lodge to the new. flantly gave a Verdict for the Platntiff - Robert Ledly proved the exidence of the bfafonic forty (billings. Charity Society for clothing and educating the chil- ------- i i i k dren of indigent mafons, and that the Plaintiff was a A human fkeleton was lately found in fubferiber to it. North Stow, Norfolk, which was quite p On his crofs-examination, he hid he belonged to it is dippored had not been buried more the Royal Mariner' Lodge, and never bad belonged or eight years. . to the Royal Navel. a nd that he fupprfed he was the Sunday evening as kwon children of M , ; I pylon meant by Bobby Scoot, as he was Secretary . in North-place, Gray's ilane, the elde • The rebellltsn of 1798, in Ireland, was then proved years of age, werc playing in the parlour . by the King's Proclamation in B e Gazette. fence of their parents. their clothes cang t ; The record in the caofe of Barry egaialt Healy they were burnt in a dreadful manner, tried in the Court of King's Bench before Lord Ken- (errant could get water to fupprefs the Ton, on the tjth of February 5797, was then pro- is to be regretted that it is ItOt generally I ' ' dui by Mr. Nov, attorney for the prefent Defeo- (mothering thc flames, by rolling muff dant. He deputed that in the trial in 1797 he WAS pet, blanket, great coat, &c. is the I • attorney for the Defendant. that it was for the tecn• thud of extinguaing them. very o f 40 1. t he va lue of loose goods alledged to be " The Hare and many friends" is 'I fold to the Defendant; and, upon that °teat - ton fable, but the hare and sway plasm it Mr. EatILIST. in datit.g . the Plaintifrs cafe, laid, true limy, as the following inftenee will that he would lave the Loon trouble, and call a elderly lady, who reddes in the country witnefs of the name of Jones, who would prove the or two fence, to a niece in town, a Cbt 1 1 s delivery of the lalt parcel of goods, and an a:know- with a letter of advice, that the would I ledg•nent from the Cap tain to pay the money.— within its paunch. This proved to . . Jones was accordingly called, and sofa died to that o a Lottery e, T andicket, that (heh s welad pul na me ; when the book was offered to him, he faid o f untr which, as i Isis name was not John )ntics, that his name W.V. 1t.,4C COCIC Of acquaintance, gained d i John Solomon. Lord 1.. e: , ,.. on afked him what he TIRAISA.:O ir'UNI.S. It is CMICCiVed, I i 1 weans.? the witnefs laid, that if the Plaintiff was this fpecies of Ctrifinsaa 6:•,x, whether dif i, i walled, he world tell the wh-le leery. The Plai Aid' the c•ointry to town , or f r om town to v a s cd,' , .. , .1, .i.ii they v , , c m 1 i or.tc.'. L ., •:' , IncIIII:ICII w , old In f a rri•re tatciy inclnied in dated that he knew tiothit c. 1:• c ca f... I -it hat den :nan in tl.c 1..2y of an animal w dr,_ aired by Mr. Barry tn facia lie • :nt ,it 1,• , .1r,1 the Is Ocl^O ( h.tfArll , ilcd Ly A " .c;,.., ah t) t' N , Defendant's flip, and law 1 , 1 , 1 lf t 1.,: ;, k!: del,/cr• rice is pec..:l.::ly teal( r.alale at a 1:1 , ,I \ eel, and that the Captain I• . pi ir0f....: 1 i., i. i• 1.,t Lottci i i-, ••h.m.:,ling, whiih al.,,ur,:s I thaw; he then produced a I...tes:, ss hioll he laud Oat! , coleolcd numbs: t.. 1 capital Pliact. 1.,. COON MAXKEII: )IUNTNG. • . . CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY. DECEMSER 14. . ILETUAN of WHEAT in Marloan', inciviSng ally Irmo tit zothot Da. to the 'sib a Detember.—Tor.l 9.st 3 %mums.. Average loss 914 —is. 814 higher aim lait raga. A RETURN OF Fl .0 Prom the Bth of December to the Lath of December . Yotal.--11437 isckb—Avera;c rsta. 8.1.—• mr. sdkawor than lad retort,. INSPECTOR'S RETURN Al UICJ'A MOE. DEC. so. Wheat per load as' o• to 3(1 Os Bartey per leave al as to al .6. Cla^s per ditto II 6• to II ago Beans per ditto al 8, to al do Pdafe per Jitter al Ss to a lor fROM Tilt LOWD•11 sssss TS. . lIILLSISSIL 11., Avant Pried of Corn in England ail Wales. from the returns ceding die 15th of December, dot. ~ What. 1 Rye Barley. Oata. Beam. I Peak. s. 41. I. J. &d. s. d: s. ii. a. 4'- 84 4 'V 8 45 0 27 S 49 I. Ss 7 Tbeaverage Price of Illigar. computed from the ° Returns made in the week ending Docemba 19, is : 7s. 5 id.per hundred weight. PRICE 4.11 , kti.,Po. • SAO& POCKSTS. • Kett . 31 tilt to 41 156 Knot - 41 OS to 5 1 nod Sulfa - 31 145 to 41 lis Saes - 41 CS to 51 c 4 ' figres . 31 Ida to 41 8 0 Farnham 71 ato SI SO PRICE OF HOPS I THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 CS to 51 a I Pockets 41 45 to 51 so PRICE OF SEEDS. Red gear ocia to 10011 pa ewt. Whitt ditto nos to i so' do. Trefoil sea to 400 do. Caraway 126 a to 134 as do. Coriander.. to to to do. Turnip alis to 145 pa boa& White Mutant Sad. 7 6 to as 6 4 41 .• Brown ditto, 31$ to 17$ do. Canary, 7s od to is od do Rye Gab soo al to 301 odgef gleam PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smitlledd. St. James's. Wklachopds Hay perlotd 4 4to 4 1 5 1.3 ooto 4 too 3 al to 4 al o Straw Il7to a 0 1 zeotos so i zeta% se Clover 4• ts to 4re 44C0 5 3 • SMITHFIEW•Doccabor 24. .. To Ink the offal—per it... of Mb. Beef aodtoss ed I Val ,ssodto es tad Mutton 44 44 to 5 1 1 44 Pork 4 1 0 4 to 5* 44 RIAD OF CATI LS TVIS DAT. Sods about a sce-4ilicep and Limbs Lazo NEWOATE and LEADENHALL•Decembor a+ . Pcr Root of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 31 od to do Sd i tVed es Id to es Id Mutton a a a to od to 46 Pork od so 4 RAW IDES. Hides (per hone) 3s 8.1 to 40 44 Horfe Skins za oil to 07s Middling 3s 4d to 30 ed Heavy Calf zoo 64 sock Ordinary sa od to sa sd J Sheep Skint do od to 7e od PRICE OF TAI.LOW IN LONDON. ILIUM'S marks 4s pi Taro Tallow 73s od to OS Clare Istutet 41 5d Rutile ditto (can.) 69s od to 7to Wkfte e hapd Market • Radio ditto (leap) as 6d to os (pm hoar of 111 b.) asd Melted Sae silo ed oo es ---- Ditto rough 40s al to a 135 od Graves 14s od. Average Price a 4iii Geo* Dag, auto a Yellow Soap, 7Rs. tad Mottied, 86s —Curd, 91s. Price of Candles per , its ed.....Moulek:s as ed. PRICE OF LEATHER. per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 h each 13d to sad Ditto. fio to 651 b ssd to aid Merchants Becks —4 to sod Drelfing Hides 22d to 234 Floe Coach Hideo sad to sod Crop Hides for Cutting 134 to 244 Plat Ordinary sad to z i t! Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb per dozen . 34,1 to 381 Ditto so to 7olb 33d to 374 Ditto 7o to Bclb 324 .34d Small Serb (Greenland) per lb. 30 64 to 3194 Large ditto loos to 16cs per dos. Goat Skins ..4 to —s ditto. Tanned Hoeft Hides ass to 38s each SEA COAL METERS OFFICY, December is. 1104: DTC661661.17. 114664267.11TC5T150CS fold to the Pool fren4isall to 371. od. per Chaldean'. December 19 Wedock l2 7. 49 ditto, 431. od. to 5114.04. December 21. Friday, 7 ditto. 494. od. to Sys. 6d. COAT. EXCHANGE, Dieciaber at. r-tt Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldron Ste. od. Delivered to Hourelicepers at 70. od. Snoderland, p.v ebaidroo 3 as. od. Delivered to Hodekeepers at 60. 61. revenue's HALL, FIIDAT, Nori o.— Day was ttneorarnemly fine ;at 'eleven Lord iddleton and a :somber of fportfmen arrived; st twelve the pen was thrown open, and boldly out bounded the royal hart ; in twenty monies the Ready hound Conful, and Come other Rag hounds were laid no, and the beagles cicie to them. He took over Boythorpe Cheep walk, Fol. holes Field, and turned for Grange, where the pack ran into view, and continued fo until they had oaf. fed the Cheep walk, Mr. Prickett's plantations, and ran into him behind fome Racks near Langtoft : none were at hand to affift him but the Colonel, who had nearly blown his horfe Elterhazy, as the fervants had ' alfo done theirs ; however he cleared -hirnfelf from the pack, bounded over fame high cads and inch. Cures, and in this manner ran about a mile further, when the hounds were beaded and Ropt. In • few minutes Lord M. and the compa n y came up, pretty , well blown. Mrs. Thornton, who had been obliged to change her horfe, was much mortified at being thrown our. She afterwards rode the finer to Her mione. The houndsin twenty minutes were laid on, and ran handfomely to Come water where thOlhart had cooled hirotelf. The beagles now (earned to en joy the (cent; they ran fmartly till they came to Culam rabbit warren, where the multiplicity of li bbits drew them off from their ga me ; they were ed, and ordered to draw round the warren, and in about half an hour they hit the hart off, and ran very hard towards Driffield ; he turned up Come inelo. Cures, and after a run of three hour sand forty (even minutes was taken unhurt at Canton. It was computed that this run was longer than that with the fox hounds, and afforded, on the whole, a better chafe. Lord Middleton changed horfes three times, the Honourable j. Proby four times, and Mrs. Thorn ton twice. SATURDAY, Dec. ;.—Several greyhound matches were run ; and finally, a fweepttakes, or trial of three brace of greyhound' that had dißinguithed themfelves by winning many matches. The hare was found on the 411 part of the Wolds : and after a race of near two miles, Colonel T.'s Eliza gave a goe bye, kept her place for near a mile, and threw up the hare. Such a courfe was fcarcely ever feen. Blue Eliza got by Schimmelpennink (by Major) out of Catgut, filer to Claret and Czarina ; by this it appear. that Major's blood have not lolk their well earned fame. CORONIR'S INQEESTS.—Thurfday a Curones's In quell was held at the Mitre, at Highgate, on the bo• dy of Samul 3azeby, an idiot, who died in a Rate of intoxication. Having been enticed to drink a large quantity of gin mixed with jalap, by Come of the fun. ny fools of the neighbourhood, the infant he left the Ibottle, he fell clown apparently dead ; bot on being taken up and conveyed to a neighbouring farrier's, be was iii Come tirhe brought to himfelf again ; or. application to the acting °voices . of the parifh, he was ordered to a houfe to be taken care of until the next day ; during the interval he died. The verdift of the Jury was, that he died by the vifitation of Gin. One of the Jury was at :ry difcontented at the verdi4; as he informed the Cormier, that he was fatisfied within himfelf that very improper means' 'had been purfued in regard to the deceafed. On Saturday 'aft there was an Inquefl held at the houfe of Mr. Riley, the fign of the Nelfon's Head, in York Mews, Baker-flreet, on the body of a hack ney coachman's wife, who was found on the night be fore birnt to death. It appeared on the examina tion . of the hutband of the deceafed and the watch man, that when the hufband came home, about one o'clock in the mat ning, to go to bed, he rapped at the door ; but receiving no anfwer, he culled the watchman, and both continued beating at the door for fome time. Silence Rill continuing, they built open the door, and, ( hocking to be hold, in the back Iparlour lay the deceafed. with her head and breaß laid on the Rove, and all the hair burnt off het head, and die face reduced to a cinder. Nothing die in the room Coffered the leaft injury. The cattle could I not be learnt, and the efcape even of the !tilde from fire, which was miraculous, was egiatly inexplica- I ble. There was no other perfim living in the houfe. I The Jury returned a verdiel of--Accidental death. I On Saturday night an Inquefi was held at the King's Head, Limehoufe, before J. W. Uswitt, Eftl. Coroner for Middlefer.., on view of the body of Wil liam Locke, Efq. a Captain in the Second Regiment of the Tower Hamlets Militia. After the Coroner had given the Jury their charge, they retired to view the body, which prefented a fight awful, affeCting, an.: piefurefque, being wrapped up in the Englith colours, with the uniform which the deceafed wore, and watched by two grenadiers in their regimental drefs. The firft witnefs called was Captain Bartlett, of the Weft India Dock Volunteers. lie dated, that hs had frequently seen the deceared on guard at the Dock ; he had called that evening by accideot, at the houfe of Mr. Tobin. whet e the deceafed was (pending the evening ; at (upper, be obferved him to be a good deal intoxicated, and his voracimas man ncr of eating much furprixed him ; about the middle of fupper lie °braved the deceafed turn pale and taint, and advilid he fhould be taken into the air.— lic got worfe, and med.cal Advice was sent for. Mr. Tobin, of Limelinufe derfed, the deceafed had come to hit houfe with a friend ; he had fern him often before, but was not intimate still him ; he Rated that he fupported him a confiderahle time on his knee till a furgeon came ; that he gradually cbfery ed his pnlfation diminith, till he was quite gone. The furgeon, Mr. Wedgborough, Rated, he CUDe too late to render any allitlance ; that iitc was totally extinct; believed the deceafed did not di.. from apoplexy ! he thought he could not wire his ..each to any particu• lar cattle. The Jury returned their vets:let—Died by the vifitation of Gni,. COUNTRY MARE.F.TS. P•ICIS or OItAIN A r 11:C 1 , 01 LOU 1,10 MARK rTt. BASIS:GS I best Sts sd to tats od ptr quarter. Barley 401 ad to ais od I Sans 49$ to 375 od Oats od to 31$ od Peak oos oil to sot od 7.f• Gd tO tics Cd per Qr. Birk/ 418 od tO 468 od I 485 od to 566 od Oats 18s ad to 16s od Peak 525 od to 565 od Nawsuar..—Wtatt 66s od to labs od per O 5 Battey 341 od to 47 5 od I Ikons 48s od to 5s od O a ts 245 od to 30. od Peale She od to 544 oil liautit..—Wthat 56s cd to 112 s Od per Q. larky 4os od to 47s od I Beans 481 od to 541 oil! Oats 311 od to 19$ 04 Peale scs od to 555 od Ittaoloo.—Wbest 360 od to visa od per Q . E. Bs tiey asa od to 47s od 115eans 3wod to 53 , 1 61 O a ts 13e od to 175 od Pods 33$ id to Sis 6d TO-MORROW. - S„ ram I Sue I lets Mom am 7 minutalafter 8 53 =louts, after 3 44 after t HIGHA WTER AT LONDON NUDGE TO-MORROW. Morning • • • n minute' dew 9 Attermacia ?•• f • 0 adintle after 9 HAVING dedicated myielf to the Rutty, and been gratified by the ma anagerable pradlice in that branch wtteb I thought groper to Meet, IMA that I hare not !note mit ere?torei my Woe that theta wire, be dweatil64« , bolsi eV** yrin.:llt.n, are octagonally bennerfol In uncertainty and smog always attain that fuco.la erhieb is acquit." by , eaau.earellas the I,:tetlectual power to one daft of agAcra. 'P'e &fear a( DIntiLlTY arc petathll . fat don Ming with nom a mac at onneatottant fylapteona, at 4 by %der preft.,r •it all vital entrgy, eutlereolthe be embiMmeb-w Whether they age front:he prevalence of lb eith,ile,thedatroe , tire habits of fohool-boyo, or the intheigencea of maturity, thee re igotre tht meit atfilducur profabonal &III; tut ty the ignuraneo of unedooetad man, the truptornaart aDgravatagoini the cogi tation la deft/eyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL coLL-ori , f SITAOIOII6, I ground my pretwillons on regularity o' teth e r i :a. and paging svety privilege to pradbee, I :', 'l , -1(4! entitled : ' t.!:st eutiLaroota with whlth I have bitheirt, nett; ~ ,u,i,...skii 5 0 , 3 ,4, he the tuft fantathme ~? 1... i ....me , s, rely amteattoo will prertnt the calamity of a del.f.stau...l IT sm. , hut wi,thv the fut• hirer, from a confdeufnets ot i!ee uturi.ob• el 4 the eat artich ' mufed his ents(antrc :.'earful o: the C.A. t, ^. vt or c.nttore of hi. family pbyfcian. ant iv -A • ..v , : LL tr erm:ty with careful coo -1 ecialsr.:id it mutt Je 1:....1....e! Al ::r h.na to be aliened mot only of . capability of treatau.ne t..t a., e 1 :te inn It inviolable f."-reey. And in te,ent Vta..r:....11..50•r.!:::..7 .I: . p aLle to ;invent Oa. , I danr.t fir stfterft; to the -10. , c •,r• : .-v• ! , er... I: Is tli.• awityre- DIE:). I mnot ec tact fee ettnerirr:e in di: hne to WWI 3 !life, metals Monday remit:let, at AM, in Hamrfhire, by a (.11 from her , 'alai trendy reregaleishment tette, after an Mistral of , t. 1.: tw t a, hunts, ap• .1 !6, Mr. Le ; lOa Oa adv5.u.,.... ni tl.',. ez?-tirtle• *vie& of either rot who t, i. wite of the Rev. G.. :: , I Cr y. If •.1 c .if AOi., a.: uf at, atTilitte.i with o.y hit.d ol D'•!.. , :l.t''‘ . • a: .y fytnroau et i ~,,,trin, in Surre7, and • I 'tlt diu,,.,ter of the Lite 1,13.5 id V1,Nr.131.A!.. INIFECTON, v.,•.. I n ,11, 1 ",, the ta m, d Te r..;,• lireiire, IN. of w,,,,,,,•••, 1 he '. '. miraticn are tits! sir ths. firfi u.t rvloo At Perth, an the t .'h iii . •. the KC,. Mr. Mani Pe.bles, min s Pt!' mule the cot' t:e are eapear.3 t.s it , Wet Brill saws at 11,:r of chi. Epifenml t'i.'...,, I.; p ar h, I are requited to fpecUy :\e.r ..'s an.; tr.• , rn' n ii i , i s 11..4. ay Lift. at hi• 1;.;.:".• in Cnaneety I •De, 117 rd it, Samuel • !i•!.. 1 ..'1.:1,4 C 31- re, If i 13ittitt. t . • I aw Merr'-er If di.. re -71 Cede? .N• 1b,n1;1,3. s::• 'lt 11. A t.ttla 1. , ' ,Mr J•. 1.11 li•pe, hors '4 o ' A....a.ki.i. I . r. ' l -1,1 , ei: i . ge. 41, 1.,... .4 th, If' .. ' N., • - -•- -• • - ,t' M. ~, t i o ti,- ,-- , ••• 1 !ere.Lct. J,•,.•, NtternaP•r Ffq / ONION Prtia• 1 tn.'. !,,..I.:11.c IA;:' .1 1. ::i...:;T, (of ''.l3 Inv ft. I .'t Ind 1.4 • . . n.l • 4,04.. ~...,•• I ;:, hit Timm. ter;,:^y.pl.,t, '..- • • h;, a:. the Star I...i•Ci. l';(11. t, Corti infi bract., VW Insl.: at r.l;:rd of 44 ycart a 44‘. r .t. u; Lk koyal list*. hailheel ..110 at the bias li i Ira‘i Temnie-bar Navy. Ii t nabos S C • 446 - WE - D - NESDIE6EMBE ADMIRALTY OPIIICE, Dewier 15,1E04 NOTICE bark, sigma dal a Sdips 1 Orr gad Tensaw wet Gad Delivery, fee tie Trial f Ofersut teeessit• tbe Mqi Sear, wadi. dm yuggiaiii, of Ile Admiralty f Ear issd e aritt k be/de y.ftaa MA is tie CM Bailey. Loam, oir Weinefi ley tbel6l2,ef 7disaary amt. a k r & :ciai isiirMwWz. WILLIAM MARSDEN. MR4 _ think it di that the H attendance Dlvlion e pub& ape the fund c pentanes amoontin funs clip Francis B The PI Core, Mt the gent duty. ha Conflabl 1 and Wel duty ern rICTUALLING-OFFICS. Delwin st . THE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING NIS Mol7llBlT7'o ice rr, J. Milt.. Nltileg The an Toefday the ssd of Imam sort, bey will be reedy tore ceive nada* in writing (frakd up) and unanfor the foggiling on fepante Coodsdta, of FRESH BEEF to lila Maiefty's Ms arid Veldt at drelbeds of GUERNSEY sod JERSEY, for twelve Bolus eats, trona the ta of Falsity am sad farther until Br otanths warning bill be Om on Giber fide for the anoint's' , thereat The wide of moot to be by Bib payabk with inferdt ninety days after bd. The Card/doers of the Contradd owl to fen at the Ssaetary' s OLe, at this Of ;or by applyieg to tie Poltodiers at Gum fey and Jafey a:fp:dandy. No mood oaf le W sr ay Twiny is solid as Mx i+fend i. AN sot le wit d Ingti,er NdAdd.rt k Jeliwormi to ter Bawd be long Ow :Ciao& as tho Aid Torfil9t6e aid I yersery wt. .w milli too Porlos lam .d., Kr ?wino fws Perfos we hi, 144 mad , :...freer oaks eallsolfor. sbn oilawil the Rat thole D the Feet as to th Rabb themes Sheriff, the Ita dor, II Lots ricITIALLING OFFICE, Drenthe+ 14, ISC4. THE COMMISSION! 1S fa VICTUALLING HIS MAY ES77": NAVY, * hor4 ow oath?, That on liValnefday the ad ',January oeit they will be ready to receive Tenders in whims (foaled up) lid MK ter ONE HUNDRED TONS OF GENUINE OATMEAL; To be delivered in three weeks I/ weekly propenloas into His ftbjeftes Moaning Stores at Deptfted. sod to be pald for by Bib payable with Inure ninety days after dard—The Candidate of the Contrail may berets at the Secretary's Ogee. Na mord will Is Mel so al meth is *Aida Ok eke flott mot k irked. , is well at lose, or dat illoil AO ko admired k the Sod Wen or ietech re the Jul Wthrtpay de &hi jewelry erre, aele Wl* ths ?of* sob mita the tothrro v fan to* eo e lis Meg; 1 , *kth * epelones otheoe T F —...-------;-------- CUSTOWHOUSE, IT!. Damlater te. 1 10 4. THERE will be put up to Sale, od Thurfday the .1. OA inn. at diva o'clath le the Foreaude, le Sundry Lets, Abe Er Gator Bawdy / Lad Swan" for eon Ditto Rase S Nacre ten, iXtte Brandi se Dine Rev i Far private ure. 4 400 Dior Genoa so Ditto Wide Tba Geed* to be viand Ilit ay Ware, and nnialog of die tdc..-451. per cat. will be nopiad wit &Falk. wW Paz vet till TO SE SOLD SY At TCTIOI 4 , At the Tenure Inn is Shegetiott the tft sad silaZogersoary, dog, et Two' clock in the afternoon et • Subita to Condit•oas of Sale, • CEVE R A L Farms, Cities, a nd Parcels'oF Land IJalio Trbee,Trthe-rersets and S ' entes Dna Reverksitt of Lore- Hooks in meg a (the of Property the Oahe et Norio% in armorSheiS•l4, in the County of York.)--It 5 Partkulars of the I Got way he fan in the Saida Iris, and nay be WI front the Printer of the raid Pape__ ---.:----------_ STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS Drawing the sgth of JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. 1 of 4 5Pc O Is 4as Dv —. sopa° -- 40,000 3 —. lop,o -- 30.0c0 --. ispoo .. 5.00 0 6 . ;000 6.000 t 500 5.c. 03 o 30 _. 100 -- .cOO OO 6o _ so 3,c f., .... 123400 .----- ----. Woo Tklets. Lss3poo Ticket spa Sawa are falai at evesy Litcaled Lottery OS= Prue of Ticket Lit i s o - Lcoto o EtAth - I .3 Sizteeath s I 6 .t 4 6 Quarter 4 ift 0. • • Thole who wit to bur part i c ular Numbers. &cold M [Ned in their auptleation to form of .h e Lottery Oakes. u rln pool delivery of Tickets tram the Mud; of England win take pine the Wit peCcD CHAPP'D HANDS. • j SMITH offers to the Public his Jeffemine Pahl J . Id preferring the Skin front Chapping, aid equally fort at (month. in the molt •re weather, as et any other kakis of el Tr . S saws to Rate the effede of this valusLle Campanile in a few words of plain and kende trod : Inwevel hod tithehe bano fact awl lips, may be chapped• the Jeffsmine Page km ...... i date and an J. ruin cures and has not only never been knows kii, but tar weeds ho Wended N•r— _e as it Muses the We the greaten ra Mines, and -'v• es it fai in all lesions. MING& ries rust Iw•CCR IA r SiA6. I Invented and fold by J. Smith 'nasal were pablikal. price Hallw•Cresorn. seedy bound, with o at , alaa dia mow fa !...P=f,...thLßutiv4F Ps serence hocks, and embeilikeel writ an appropriate tttatti- ' 0.1'11,1 ~, n : ft of ta . atbes"rhatiosi 8e...."."-r.we OW, * sr " will h Fandly.•-•44lnce rat, Cavendifh.ftpurberi th e a' MINCE PIES (or CHRISTMAS, which 1 newt be an of lesion. and wadi will always two •do FOIL COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, lac. ail lu au' raw., phi aa kca n. in infp.an..edAgr.d mimed sekaion au. The only gamin PECTORAL BA 1S OF HONEY Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. F. R. S. at Paris, verghtuldreds of dent! RIDDLES, CHARADES, REBLISSFS, t Isam• ed In Knight of tro • Royal Order of Sudden ffee. and has beat compiled with a new at once to Improve the ' Wit, csuciit the Uniallanding, mid stunt peva-failing leterat I Now faithfully prepared from his MS• recipes by B. Shaw and Amufement. THE I.INN/EUS of BRITAIN recommends po o m; Inc idiot and Co at the Java& sad Schad !Aran'. I a• (salient Preparation as the unit fainter, and effeCtual No. t 57, New liont-ftreet„ and to be had of every Sookfdier and Inictle, far all Diluents tithe Draft and LAlngs,c,drayad pad Ttas in the add\ Danintoes. Acrimony is the Flui•ls, and Obitrualons in the Glans, are N .B . N At due well known Jona& Library of Tabart sad Co 1 ly end fatty difchmged by este es petteestine ; Wheesing see to be funnel the largeft adonment in Land d Book* of In• I Lleratiods le Breathing am (pea, reesend by ai d tide ItruCtice and aanfewentser Chtldree and Yang Parka. takes of the Inked" opens the Thorack DIAN awl h ea l knock of the Waft and Lungs. Thin, yeas dperiene YELLOW FEVER. lie 40. CHAKINts-cßOss. eadrmesi the recommendation In the inarnallate relief mu R. WILLICH. Inte Phyfician to the SSWIIAtn. dual Cart al Coughs, Colds. Anna% and Confartavied WOW, at_ _ .._the Cant of Oast Ileinio. and Ander et the It is the vesteft peeforar of the lugs ewer difeavaoLano Dodd* fteranPra', Trunk ;ay= and Dreg, Re Bic tans al dee hallog,foliceing, aid Foothliser.nealkita of de Waves and renataidds to de mace of the While brines tetrad of FLOWERS, called HON t•Y ; angl t hg ; a , bele (aa d am/. win an godi to the Welt Indies &Wens a the Eagan Markt; It is as refteratin as Ales' America, or aey other vie of the Worlds that may he. or have and Dever &faeces with de fionde h ; • cannon Cold yi been %Mgt te Pealleatial Meek) tta REMEDY to Is Sold Its heelless influence In a few bow% and when retorted to tad et de Prepelases Waeboofc, MN ak C•ARine-F •vs 1.1.01)&0. complaint n far advanced, all danger of Coofemptios is cc to P aaaaaa aad Cads the YELLOW MINE prevented. The mod afitinTeftasonials from periefieted Men, and alms Such are the faint airlines of the narks of Sir Jobe Hit swbedw• He felons. rosy be ken in Pamphlets, to be had, van fam of tioev, the rack a long rekarehm nom Nature I dd e Weaned, which ea esti wo, in the Mint manna, greet Demenfe, add &dada his We to the &foam., W o l i the efficacy of this Remaly in that wet drendta the mews. of Health le the Vegetable Kingdom Whew of bet alto test it te so tad ,, 6t1 6 , plat owl ce rtain price se id pa heik, of eight In one u rge . f a su. reeve GI lisisit to her canoes. To pad agent dipokien o bterve the came a Shaw a The above ismdestsie Arlida la uha In llstes, with tell arm word,. 66, St. Pads Cbarchyards IS sneretcd on thc I tier, (fendivest by Dr. Wmcose .o )in e gg; aan attack a say esentßassp, accompanying beak. All others ate C meg a ( pied, at QIN 01100 ad, 60Scittat for ow Pireo for feites--Sold by slsoiatocat by awn Varier of Molt& owitvs awasSo. 11066666 ---•••••••111..111111.11111111111111 i~- TIEBATP.E ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORRaOIaRVbfiESIN.FaXEMBER 27,1 IRD. Doke 4 Maher, Mr. ELLNITON, OWN Me lieldopeololore io that Cfseseter.) - Bort of Itiehooesk Me. IMItItTMOIRE. Qom Umiak Mo. POWILLI— ir•Idieh fate laded the MAW Roma of THE CARAVAN I Or, THI DRIVER ANkHIS DOM Illest a id Cabers's, Mr. BARTLEY, Omer, Mr.DOWTON, Cs eo. Mr. HOLLAND, . ISOM, IdooDAMMUCITAt Mrs. iJ r Shislikaelk of Wiwi. H. HNSrOII, • RAMO DE CAW This BalksU Bity Hobo a Seer Paottordetk aged oa theitirlAPlre Me 1 with Rietord Case de Lion. Op !May, She amp to Cowper ; with the Doh to Per. E KOVAL. rOVENT.OARDEN. MOT ACTIDTHEEKNIIII YEARS. Tin PitiaNT EVENING, DECEMBER 26, edll be Mild a Tragedy, tided GEORGE BARNWELL. Osetallaeamell. Mr. C. KIMBLE; Ms. MM` =lgo LITCHFIEUSLD. Mils. BM MARRIOTT; Lacy, Mn. MATTOCKS. Mar "Melt me be pretou‘ es lto, Ns lb* dme), a new Serie- Omit Melo Pamemiroo, aided HARLEQWN WICKSILVER ; Or, THE DHOW MW THE DEVIL. Whl; aatisely New Men. Stmery, Mackhory. Dram, and DttOritide 4 Ovqtlis mid ME& competed by Mr. Davy. IN AM= et the 111doMmeeta predated lei dm dircOlon of Ms. talky 1110DPf 01 Mr . letesee. jun. The pnodpel Chseateri Irg Sias lIKONTON. LANCH AID, SIMMONS, Ma. *ISOM I:IAVIES, Pdlh MAI tTR, &c. Zermidyeetoodric Cbaraders by IldhatlLOQ L. BOLOGNA, ARIsOT ; Mile SEARLE. To.hmtwat. des et dee Baez Stratagem. Oa MY, The Dearmell. I;lajet , largo. TANTA-IC*OFt b. TbellibilliTT end WINTRY art refoßfolly informed, that a Wok COIN& end boreiting iislitetion. woke tbe above TON IWO open b a few eye, at tbe PANTASCOPIC THEATRE. ._. LYCEUM. STRAND. TN siiis PHILPSOpHICAL EXHIBITION, lIIL relic! bbs= OtOcad et a confiderable corm. tied lot op bbe& a Rik as took fail to egad mock ipktons tad ratioust _41100101016. we be born a gnat Variety's nky d Carious HYDRAULIC EXPERIMooENTS, UM it width hove sever balm b ostibteeL • bilait.M•otis WAS, awl *Ow rein Ideboded Cworivenees. A goat 'slim et EIDOTKAIIMATA : Moog win& will be losoiessi few lawiriflas OPTICAL AITTOSSATA. littink iie die eye. wO WO rob NA kilobk. dans% weby vb Weary t to nob& wit! OirillientyllidaY el n. P T aaaaa "avow Rae Onforw Pio. wbbout Groonwow w aunee k to l o odebte se wetvey, by Dektioden. Of einnete Idea et MAK orbkb waft be foo to be fat., unbellend I ban dee Pear bc win readily conceive tbat fooectOnvolty of Natio wil be relkneedoeboo kialock tbat a Part et the Ap. pastel WO Ported by )4. DUOUTIER, Voile *I Likable of Porta: ROBERTaOII, a Pails; Asti tint SW ape*. of fene of the fitit ardfla in Mt cowry it= in imanity to secs in die world). Abed by Mat of bave Item Gaud to rodeo tbie abitatian weirdly of 1 t ut r ajeClNFOOlidi t! -------e don ax ans?as it hoold otnala. SOSkisoralr_de •of panting is reqaifite, Who o kat bled, deNsmg, is every genteel today. Many live k id tbe oppoetraity of leaning ia tbeir rata, meet it, under tbs intasken idea that k k afterwards either to. &Sauk to amide% et camas be dome pesdadity private. Yet. by Me. At a a to catscile audbod a teaebias, kis cassia dot tbe c modem iPeens of that taterelUas acerseaptilimemst may be eat only ga via4 earn, and in a ONO dee. by la opscitio sad ago, bat. Whenikesainal, may be Senna perfekly earns% without env idols' (do" or fmturg sky ran Wes It ;fa that paean erbefe icallbilin would be►vet at &a of szsolor any Sink antvorstnefi so tbek ika sumo* s Wan. say kni asks is gala. His Mstionks ore No. N. iberrod-anat. Golden =l,ll,:eot: Oran Alivitrest, Comeistede iitigs; sad lios6, HostAress. SEW Sys COMPOSED BY MISS scorr, Oa January the fickwie be publilimd , NE%V SONGS; viz. the BOUVET , ernisOneret Sblang; JACK and StliAhl, a Bala, prim One ; COME SVECET CONTE:I r, an Admired Rondo, wit% ?Wm r and Harp Aorompanyaient, price Om SWIM' and *Meer. Tlec begonia tte_fefelody and lintplicety of Ac companiments, will mar Mdosm nada tbrfe SNIP favoantes I midi both the rung Performer and Saliba singer. London: Printed and Pabfillecd by Prelim at ids Wbolefals Mak Wareberaftello. 97, Strand; and (old by all Mulicalicra in Twins and Criumtry. Sees,..Tles Ciaresry Trade may be (applied s da y or two (Dona* to Ink their SA Parcels.