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LAU' INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. z?. THI KING T. T. PHILLIPS AND J. HALL. There perfons were brought up to receive judg ment, they having been frond guilty of obfirueling Excite Officers in the execution of their din, I and were fentenced to be imptifoned in Hotlisans gaol for the term of fix months. csunta AND OTHERS V. POTTS AND OTH Ins. The Plaintiffs are merchants, the Defendants are underwriters. Tbe latter had taken a riot on a po. licy for the former, on a (hip from the coati of Africa during her trade there, and on a fubfequent voyage to the Well Indict. Mr. Grass moved to let afids an award on this per. Vey, which had been made by Mr. Ludlam and two other gentlemen, Meeting the Underwriters to pay a lots of 7y per cent. He laid the arbitrators were perfons refpeEtability, but bad committed a grofs error in their deciflon on this eccalion. The (hip had taken a mrgo out, and after the delivery of it on the coaft of Africa, the appeared to be much damaged. She wah in confequeuct.laid down and examined, and being deemed unfit to vrofecute the voyage, (he was immediately afterwards fold. It was perfealy char s from the terms Of the policy, that the Defeo eartereould not be liable to this lots. Rule granted to thew caufe. toy. 19...-1141 MAC O. SOOTHIFILTOW: ' 'The Defendant being brought up for judgment, Mr. Bea env. Sated - that _he had been teed at the lai Well* Affirm, opon an information containing t counts. Of the three fief counts he was acquitted, • and bad been found guilty under the remaining is. , Mr. Buttiows now prayed to be heard in arrea of judgment. The fiet count on the infcrtmttion charg ed the Defendant with corruptly end wickedly in tentfmg to convert the revenue tact to threppreSnn Obis Malelly's fubjels, andi with that dew, with out having the intereft of the revenue at heart, ha,- lug written to a peens of the name of Allan, inform mg him that belled been applied to for the purpore of prefeeuting him for felling medicines without tamps, and) with intent to extort and proenre money from the (aid Allan, for quafhiiig that proftention. In the fecund count he is charged in mere general terms, with having been guilty of extorting and pro curing money (sons Allan, by then and there threat ening to have Poch alien brought, unles he gave Ms the fain of tot. The third count was of little tonkqtrence. and contained nothing but the general charge in the fecund. The (mirth count again refer. red to a letter, and to it and the fiteceeding count, en which the Defendant Had been found guilty, it was principally neeeffary for the Learned Counfel to call their Lordthips' attention. It was incoenbenr in order to work any perfon guilty under an informa. don filch as the prefent, to !hew, that, if the ati which they meditated had been accompliked, it would have amounted to a nairdenseanor. Now, in the preterit information, at lead in Chafe counts under which the Defendant hid been found guilty, there was nothing certainly and precifely laid down which amounted to a criminal charge. He begged leave to tall the attention of their L,urdthips to the twin ahs of Parliament under which alone the information could las laid. He meant the Aft of the forty-fecund of Cis. King, chap. 53. and the fort]-third of the jusg. chap. 3- 3ffr. jnliice Lava/acs.—'' Is it not a mifdemeannr Weston Risme y under the pretence of ttoppi ng procefir Mr. Iluaaowe contended that the crime fpecified L the information was nor laid in fuch a manner as to fupport the charge of a ntifdemeanor. The Ad of the 4sd of the King, under which, as appeared fresnthe fire count in the infotmatinn, the charge was laid. impokd a duty on all medicines for the cure of dileafes, he. It then proceeded to matt, that per fens vending fuch medicines Sould take out licences ; and Amid receive from the Stamp Office labels to be aimed to or put round every bottle, box, or par. eel, containing fuch medicine, which they might vend. And it is by the tenth fition enacted. that any per fon vending huh inedicineswithnutfuch label, timid be fubjea to a penalty of aol. This was the only penalty in the aft, and it was unquedionelly the pe. 'malty alluded to in this profecution. This was the offence—this the mifdemeanor—which ought to have been charged ; but was it fo laid ? In all the Contrs but one. and that, too, one on which the Defendant • bad been acquitted, no particular medicine was (pc cited. In that count thee. was no 'mention made of Fryar's Balfam ; bur, to have made it applicable, 4 a repetition of the medicine ought to have been made in every particular count. There were medicines prepared by apothecaries, to fell which without a clamp carried along with it no penalty. This might be the kind of m ed icine alluded to in the information; at leaa there was nothing to warrant a prefumption to the contrary. To the vending of fuch medicines without a Ramp no penalty attached ; nor could it infer a mifderneanor againli the Defendant, if none inch could have attached to the vender ; yet there was no allegation in the various counts under which the Defendant had been found guilty, that the me dicines alluded to were thole pointed out in the aft as requiring the label to be put round them. There was, however, another equally valid objeainn to the infor illation as laid : To infer guilt againa the Defendant, he apprehended it was necciary to prove that crirni rahry attached to the petfons from whom, as being riilry of defrauding the revenue, he was charged with having extorted the fume in quetion, jot in the fame nay as to conflitute the crime of receiving Rolen goods. it would be nereffary in the firft place to thew that the goods chaled to have been received had &finally been ttnlen. rms. Mr. Burrows contended, was indifperifably neeeffary. To .nake the 'threat valid againrt the Deterdact„ it was incumbent on the Profecutor to alledge that the mifdemean-T meant and threatened so be capored, and in confeqnence cf which the money was calor:eel, annally was ommit ed. Thiv, however, was not allcdged in the infor mation againt the Defendant. There were, betides, ether poirus of irregularity : In the fourth count re ference was made to a letter ; now, in the former count., two different letters bad been ipecified, and acv e$V.l, which of the two eras alluded to. The word /id. too, was pled as coontßed with ' , re/Katie', and diffetent finds of prefecution having been 'Hod. ed rn in the inf ir 11:2 urn ;le ally appear to %%ha,. pareculsr pectecution the word we. m.-ant to apt+ , ; L it the Learned C.,unkl contended was Ote C ..o warrant and give cited to the charge. Lord ELLIMBOROII43II anted, W the Learned Coun rei meant to contend that to threaten an unfounded prokeution, and thus to extort money, was bot an inditiable offence ? Mr. Busitows contended, that this being an infor• :nation tinder a Public AR, if unfounded, it could mean nothing. He then referred to the 43d of the King, by which all profecutions of the kind are put under the controul of the Attorney General, or fume perfon employed under the Revenue Laws; and con tended that, as every perfon was bound, or at leaf! prefumed to know the law, the perfons charged to have been threatened by the Deendant into compli• ante with his demands, ought to have Peen that his threats were totally nugatory, and that it was not in the Defendant's power either to inititute or to flop any adion againli them. Lord Est.stesottooott faid the Learned Counfel might take a Rule, but be did not think all his grounds tenable. THE EINO OM INIFOINIATIOM OF EARL DaIIILIT 6. • RLIOH. Mr. ADAM Skewed caufe againa the rule applied for by Mr. &scuts in this cafe. He recapitulated the affidavit of the Noble Earl, referring to three different periods of time, the two former of which he fubmitted had been pet at rell by the difcharge of the rule in the year rflor, and the intervention of mutual friends which had then taken place. He then read an affidavit of Mr. B.'s, attributing the meet• int. in que 4 iion folcly to accident, be having left Brighton that he might not meet with Earl D. and having Afterwards fallen in with him in the Inn at UzlefielJ, without any intention on his part, but rather contrary to his with or expe&ation. That the langnsge and condo& of Earl Darnley were es• tremely uffentive ; that the Noble Earl, befides reper expreffirms to him, had (truck him a blow on the Erick as ha pared, and that he on the other hand, did not affault the Earl, but merely put up his arm as a defence for himfelf. Mr. Anak, however, expreffed hopes that this quarrel might be made up through the intervention of friends without inrerpofing the authority of the Court, and pledged himfelf that his client &told agree to any answable arrangement that might be thought neceiTary. Lord Et.t.saaoaounn a&ed if Mr. B. was pre pared to enter into a recognisance to keep the peace? bl.. , ADass Paid he was not inftrutled, but mould inquire of his client. Mr. Easing& and Mr. GARROW hoped it was meant that Each recognizance Mould not be elufory, bat with fecority ; Which being fanaioned by Lord E LLLLL cloven and alfented to by Mr. AD23I, it is to be hoped there is an end to this unpleafant alter cation. TRICINC O. NEPIVRIE •ND OTHIIIt. Meffrs. Hepburn, Binder, Davi:, and Monday, being brought op for fentence, Mr. Gaatow fubmitted, the Defendants in this cafe having allowed judgment to go apinfrthem by default; Mr. H. being a Gentleman of refpeaable charaaer, with a family of eleven children ; and the Prnfecntors being convinced that the Defendants had proceeded from mifenaceptinr, and not from any intentional with to commit an offence ; how for the Court may not be willing to allow the matter to go before-the Matter. Mr. Ciass, for the profecution, haring Dated that the role objet of the city of London, the real Prole cutors in this cafe, was to fecure their (errant, em• ployed as Infiveanes of Leather in their markets, from injury and infult, they had no objeetton, as a matter of favour, to refer the cafe to the Mailer. The Ccurt allowed it to be referred accordingly. YHA lIING IP. LA FOAL This was eraedy ihelimoeefe,;vith this diffinc den. that Mr. La Fone was a granger, unknown to the Leather Searchers, whom he petfriaded the other Defendants to impede in the exertion of their duty in fearchireg lkins in Leadenhall Market on the 3:11, of January left. Mr. Eames. on the foundation of an immenfe number of affidavits from the moil refpesSable peo ple in Liverpool, where Mr. L. reticles, enforced a limiter indulgence in his behalf. Mr. Cllll3 particularized this cafe from the pre ceding one, principally on the ground of hie being a granger. Whofe name was unknown to the Search ers ; and enforced the impropriety and danger of al lowing it to be underfiood that fuch a perfon might be at liberty. with the chance of remaining unknown, to come into a public market. and there to foment difturtrance againa officers employed in the execution of their public duty.—Recommitted till Saturday. • BURT. This was an atlion brought by the Plaintiff, the co , .k and baker of the Duke of Montrofe Eaft India man, againft the Defendant, Captain of that Chip, for two f I altaults againfl the Profecutor, while under his command. The former affault rook place at the Motherb4nk, near Portfmouth, on the failing of the tail, where, under a charge of drunkennefi, the Captain ordered theProfecutor into irons for one night ; and the latter was committed off Madras, where. offended that the cook had not (taloned a gonfe to his liking. the Captain beat him in fuch a manner as to caufe a confiderable efftifion of blood, and otherwile tF bear and btuife him. The Jury found a terdiEl fur the Plaintiff.—llamages Sob fIAIiDOLPN V. STFFI.F. This was an aftiun at the fuit of the Plaintiff, a proftfmnal man. at Bath, again Captain John Steele, for recovery of t 341. being the amount of an original debt of 441. for which Captain Steele had been arrefted, and for which the Plaintiff became bail t and for the Coils of three different Affirms, which, in confequence of Mr. Steele's not entering hail in the Court shove, bad been rued out again Mr. Steele and lii, two bails. It appeared. however, in the centre of the evi• deuce. that immediately after the bail being entered in the Court below. Mr. Steele placed in the hands of Randolph 451. to the debt in queflion, and aol. farther for his own trouble. and as a recompence for his fer vices in the bofinefs. On this (hewing, the Jury, nn the recommenda tion of the judge, immediately found a verdid for the Defend Ant. T/41 1110 T. P 11111.1.1111. Mr. Ctirrott, moved, that a Pule in the cafe of the Amg o. MAnfell Phillip► be enlarged to the fe• cond day of nett Term. Mr. tasaums, for the Profecutor, coofentcd, on which the Kul; was enlarged, Ammo* MARKS rk CORN-EXCHANOR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER tp. RETURN of WHEAT to Mart-hoe, Metodirg of front the th of Nov. to the Nth of November.—Totil se,6to (darters. Avenge od. higher Utah laR mum A RETURN OF FLOUR. From the 34 of November to the 9th of November. T0m1—.13,833 tacks- .Average be. loft 5. 31.1. hitter than loft retard. DION Tag LONDON DATVID•II, 1101,1111•1111 it. Average Peke of Corn in England and Wales, from dm returns ending the Loth of November, dna. Wheat. I Rye. I Bailey. I Oats. I Beans. 1 Peafe. a. 1. a. 4. a. d. d. a. d. a. 4. y 6 10 44 40 lb 4 44 9 46 r The average Price of Supr, computed from the Ktturna made In Me week cabs& November La, kr sits. bid. per hundred iv PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover White ditto Trefoil Corraeftr Coriander. Tar* Wldte hfultard Seed. Os to toss pot cwt. 551 to 11os do. %31 to 45$ do. zoos to toss do. zoo to its do. ros to 240 Qtr ton!. Si to Sot od de. Ilttwei ditto, Canary, Ryc Grab tie to to do• od to Si od do. • lop Ott to gee od per Vann% PRICE OP HOPS. /AOll. ---....- .... Rest - 31 189 to 41 158 Ram - 4 1 . 04 en 41 4 4 Sulks . 31 151 to 41 4. Sofres - 31 161 se 41 11 Wet - 41 cm to 41 151 Farnham 31 Oa to 81 cla PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. l BAP 41 0 , to 41 130 I Porker 41 41 t• 31 Isa PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • -' Stoithiod. St. James'.. White/Rip& Hayperkr4 3 oto 4 0 3 o•to 4 la o 370t0 4 Ao • Straw 1 10 to a o a 13 oat a _o 4 a ra Ca I ig a Clem 3 zo to 3 3 4LO 1 •3 3 • SMITHFIEX.D o November tip. To hult the ofai.—cr &ono ot Peet 46 44 to 56 44 prod podto 64 .441 Mottos 46 of to 5. 44 Park 44 44 to S. 44 MEAD SIP Tall NM Nods them 1.400• eottLaiobe zy.soo. NEWOATE end 411 ALL, November 19. Per Awe of 11b. by die eareafe. Ikef p44to 44 4(11 Val 44 04 to 64 04 Mutton p44to 44 Id Pork 46 od to 5* 4d PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. SL PIMA marks 4; 64117f0wn od to Ot ChM Market p 64 Rolla ditto (ran.) 714 od to 73. Whiterlapel Motet Rolla ditto (hap) od to co (per Saw of 42 sd Mdted so od to Ids Ditto roan 460 od to or to sd Graves 141 04, Ammo Mx 41 sid Oood Drep ts to out Yellow Soap , to. to co.—ddotded, 901—Card , 945. Ades of CSDINCI per d050,t22. oL-41oddi, to. oL !LAW HIM& Hide (whew) 3s id to as Hoge tains las od to tys Middling 31 Id is 3s 6d Heavy Calf toe 6d tack Ordinary 3s od to 3s sd - Steep Skins Of Cd 10 OD Lamb %Ins, 34 od to ss od Pdts as 6d to 44 od PRICE OP LEATHER, per Ile. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, yo to y6lb each 134 to 244 Ditto, 6o to 6yile sad to 261 Merchants lacks —d to sad Dealing Ma ssd to sad Pine Coach Hides itl to 244 Croy Hides for Cutting as t to 244 Plat Ordinary at to sad Calf Skins, 30 to 4 ab per dozen 33d to 3 Ditto Sob 7teite 31,1 to 364 Ditto 7o to Selb Std to sod &nail Seale (Gettalland) per lb. 31 64 to 36 yd Large ditto loos to s 6os per doz. Goat Skin* —s to .-41 ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides sys to sso es& SEA COAL METERS °MOS, November 1 7, 404. November Is. Monday, I Carper fold in the Pool front Sat. 6d. to —4. ed. per L baleirou. thwerober 14. Weasefday, 23 ditto, 485. od. to 6t s. od. November 16. Friday, 113 ditto, 475. od. to 63a 6d. COAL EXCHANGE, November y 6. 6js. 6d. Iss. 6d. 51. od. 07*. Od. Deft Coals, in the Pool, per Chakhoo Delivered to Houfekeeyers at Sunderland, p , r ehaldion Diltvered to Honfekeepers at COUNTRY MARKETS. Patellar 11111AIN •T THIt FOLLOWING NI Haststortoer.--Whest 960 od to 5310 od per goatee. Barley 461 od 110 391 od I beau 464 od to 370 od 2511 Od to 308 od Peale 001 od to oos od MasnanneAti.—Wheat 764 cd to 5085 od per v:. barley 55s od to dice od Beans 5u od to 6. ad Om od tp 350 od I Peace 560 od to 6os ad NIWILIIIT...-Wheat 6ot od to test od per Qs : Barley 44 1 od to 580 od Beans sos od to 560 od Oata 1178 od I 301 od Peale 566 )d to boa 04 . ' lieniar.—WB;at 658 . ad to nu o 4 per (t. Barley 4se el to sta od I Buns 484 od to 544 44 Oats _ od ti . 344 od Pcak 491 . od to sis ad RIAI/71140Wieit 6011 od to ism od per Q. Illorky 4os od to SOS Off I Beans 536 od to 5 7 s cd Oats 166 od to 324 od Peale 546 ad to 51. od H AVING dedicated myfelf tn the Rudy, aad= gratißed by the molt ceolidtrabte predate In that t which l thought proper to Writ. I unit AM I IlLtt Clat ureter Ma' employed my time than thole who, ffi the catenave field of chit profetion, tats oceafiesally Itainerhxl In tamettalety, and moat alwayestaia that focecht which I. acquired by acameekteatig fht iatebetftual power to one daft of &orders . The Wales of DEBILITY me vondlarly iftriesg fir dim being with them a train at eamaarblost tyespemota, ayid, by a st china re of all vital energy, ell/knee itfelf.becomee mahirt Whether they arlre front the peevaknce trample, tbedetteur. thre Labits of Waal-Wm at the Imbeigcnces at maawity, therm quirt the molt dichosa proMborod (B 1; hat by the Ivories, at ow:hinted son, the tysiptama are sigatrated, tad the mat mike I. tlcitt,,yed. As • MEMBER or tbe ROYAL COLLPOP. of SUROYONIL, I ground my protean= on rvAarlty of au:ado= and *Raft every privilege to predice, I .enl myfrlf entitled to that aanfidawns with which I have hitherto been il.,UberaCy honoured. le the left fantasia= of local wean era arty mikados lad pram= the calamity of a debilitated frame; but what Me fa. • firer, from a confclaufnets of the unatioliat=of the Ned noted bis misfortuue, Is fearful of the contempt = aenNiieW7dis fanally phyacian. and broods over his intleraky with careful coo. alment, mita be fatlstadery for him to be affurcal sat ottlx og capability of treasetent, but alto of the swift =NANO adreltd. And an recent Venereal Complains It Is ensue to most pd . danger or diArefe In she mad cmn latad rates It is the seqdre. treat of acad.= experiment In die line to dial s We. aieldn. and howdy reweablilbonent I seer the advantage at this marg.'s= =took of =bre to tats we afflicted with any laud of bAntLITY, of nay froptoone VFN INFECTION. and in 41 cent tie taws of Maw nautlon are laud on tut Aril interview. Per ents in the country are =Nam' to kaiak a Balk nate. ad are raped= to (peaty their age and manner di Witnt MAM.T!N ball. Mcrae, 4 the Royal Cwirge of Outten= in Londe= No so, Arundel-Greet. &mad. omPle r. T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, Na 9, New tiridge-nreet.loo4ol/4 kamburgb, May a 1100. IN the fpring of 1794 I wa s aGlifted with a Vent. real Complaint, which I treated with iodiffertnee foe ewe Months ; but 'madam obliged to apply to 4 regular Pit yfielan,whei put a temporary nap to the virukoce of the tilhafe (by mere*. rill applications) :or fame time ; but growing, in free of all met*. eine and the advice of the lien Gentlanen of the Faculty here, worse and worfc for two years, I was reduced to a Rate alms& unparalleled.unl beyond defeription, being an entire leper and Weir rated from Iliad to foot.—My head, throat. mouth mole, kgs. arms, ate. birte been altersatety in danger of bees nine In Ilion, I hare had from ao to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight..—lt would be vallunan. ts to par. tkularize all my eafe--lbffice it to fay, there never W. 1., or ever will be, ore of a mote dangerous, or of a more complicated clo ture. 1 was long limited upon by my friends, and trnagto.d my. fell, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, my then coed tion, death was preferable Only more than miferalile R tic. In , dreadful fituation did I drag a moil !inferable exiftenze.:lll Divine t rice threw m my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of • Mr. S. of Plyinouth...my friends read it, I could not.—l font and procured fume of your LltAllt'S PA'S ewe PILLS. which. by ufing from titre to time an: now. and hart long been, after mute than lour years indefeithable diarefs in a. gond a (tat. rat health as ever I eroyed ; as a proof of this. I had a fin:, thriving, had, thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to own. and in hop.. of rendering my fellow-creature ((Trice, I re•yird you to publith t 1.11; and you may at any time refer ptrfons, whet %di to b.. Gobbed of the truth of this, tar ioniser y-articulare, tt. me or iny friends, by 1-tter or perfon. As tee. cafes for badrufs will ever equal mlne. and none meted it. I have from caperience every real - no to aflerc mankind, that I your I.raitt's PILLS they arid find a fare, (needy, fate, and rad. cal cure, tor that mon dreadful nage of the Vt.:creel lidc:fe, which is cant el—.a coma se ro Lou.,. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Pr. prietor, Toomat TA ttem, Member of the Royal College of Snriourne In Inindiso,s t his s t .,ofg. No.lo, New Bridge-arm ,• where be te •;re vitae, wit hong a fee, to perfone ihefe 111. and cdi .o.fract peienta how ter.. if pon paid, on the fain, term.; olifereit.r in al cafes the nut. ire feercey, no Perron'. n ante of rife having lieu, Inca. tiowd.but at that own ran... War rtqueß. by J.e I'toprieurr, Jo. erg ;Lc comae of more than to. years. t 1..; he has hail tit con. du: mg of an eatadve file of the above rce..:;cir.e, and the4wac tine amtr.r. then/torn. fl rT ire alfo fold, b/ Ms Ap^olorritetl. for the conveniesotted thole :ming at a &Mance. hr Mr. allitrro bargh; Mr. NiCtllloi7.. Printer, GlAretv, to *) an slit refer, for tn. add.-i.; at the Pert:me-CI, Nc. lc, I. Alban. ttreet, PaN-M:111; Mr. Rolw-wfoo Toy-thoi P. Orford,. (Creel; Mr. Difborwe 1:.o. 7, Flih-1.r.1-11;11..., aety the X.onstnem ; Whiter*, BookfTcr. No I, I ltion-row= Tower-hill; Mr. CaftweiA,D.4.Un and 11 one Perfon in era 7 confide/4W h.on in terein.he,in ard !reline,. in Ammo/ nor, grttetnii. (tiled up with rich and plain Dir..ellions wherebp *reicher Ur naar tun the/Melva with cafe end (ecru(. LOWDUN Primued paLL lud w :k L N.! NT, (..4 I. as. ttri:-T M.? Wife Orncl. He. 11. Cale aim. • alto at the STaa Orsice, Tic WC BIRTHS. On Friday tie 16th loft. at fhoretby Park, N ttinghantfbire the Hon. Mrs Dentinal, of a fon. 'flse Lady of Colonel Cox. of Kin's Mill Houle, Sandford, Ox fordltdre, of a fon. Wednefday, the Lady of Thomas Wi.ftanley, Els. of oa6xd, of a fon and heir. MARRIED. . ..... Tnef.lay, Captain Sytns, of his Malaty's 6gth Foot, to the aka daughter of ths Rey. Mark Noble, radar of Banning, F. A. S. S. of London and Edinburgh. Wedneftley, Mr. R. Brkknell, young& fen of W. BrlekneU, Efg. of Ercoload, in Woreefteribire, to Mils Bailey, daughter of the late Mr. Bulky, funron. of Chipping Norton. On Thurfday, at Paddington Church, I.uke Alliburner, FJq. of Bombay, to Mlfs Morgan, daughter of the late Mr. George Cad.- gan Minim. of Southgate. On the tgeh tab at Winwick, near Warrington, EN. Captain in the Warrington Volunteers, to Mils Bokun, of the (ante - - LaR week, at Portfmouth. I.lcat Orkrtmet. of dx 3d Royal laocaltire militia. to MdhJio?►ioa, of Hilfca Grcca. DIED: -,....,. At Mulras,ln LordWftliana Et !unities hook, an the 3d of May laft, Maine Allan Grant, Town-Major of that place, and Aid-do- Camp to his Lordthip. 1 hurfday Ia&, at Ma Lord&lp's bogie ha Cokhefter, the infant daughter of Lord Stsaley. Lately, at Dooglafs, !Daman, in his yoth year, John Wantland, Eta. many years M. P. foe th. rouoty of Donegal. On Friday afternoon a Mr. DaMfon, who has worked upwards of so years for Mr. Kay, on Ludgate-hit Lavine then the appear ance of good beakh, foddetily leaned has head down an a bends, and hillantly aspired. H'edntfday.lo the yid year of his age, Mr. Wm. Orertnn. of the Mole Houk, mar Maim., Sal, He had horn married Go yews to Mrt. Oran*, whole now in bee MA year. Saturday fentsight, Mr. Cheer, many years orgabill to the Cnl- Itylate Church In Manetteßcr ; though not binged with fight, hit nautical talents, both as tcather,commifer, and perlornicr, were wonderfully admired. Tut!Jay. , at his hook maids Het 'Welk, Brad, Moder Prier Itniawdet. wed 81. Tburfday, her father% haute In Pardee, after a •fillerint M otifs Mrs Slauchlord, wilt of Lice*. blzactlied. 41 this aural Navy. - - . The Ref. darer Cloudrer k Jahn. Radar of blarcistaat, la Hamprlara . At Beets, rei the trh MR. M. de fermmllm, Prvehen Miens cslSTme, fa dm 7.Dels tr.r co Ms age. He las kreed tmdce throe diffnem Mao.lay t; : ttnlilot. at Nth. Mn. Wray, Pik of novo Ailsyew, Lit cf Oaforl isca,EaLtsrtr.m. tmotraTiows. The fad of Frecuret }as preferred the Rerr. hr«b Mar!Lane 16 the Recioryof Kitkeley-Orcrlep, Dit.klefe 01 York, vtrottit tio:L per annum. The Earl of Moira has preferred rbe Rev. R Wrniama. M. A. late of Cbrift's College. Cambridge. Re: tor of Bulpham In EISs, abd ape at hie Left! y i l.E.ruelkie bh.plaitul, to the Rediery of Markfield, LeicefterOure. TO-'IuRROW. Sun rife I Sall Lets Me m 46 minutes/ter 7 vi simian after/ f 34 4esr V MOH WATER AT LONDON SE IDOR TO MORROW. Mo-n • •• • 3 •12utee after s Afterneoft •• • • 26 minima after s CHILIII.AINS are cured by one a pplicatinn of wt.!' EtiEtaWaFlild assENCt of MUSTARD, melba fteereß Splam. and Broths. in lets than hail the time oft:ally mho' by Upodeldoe, Argeeitefale, or any other , t or am. I magagoal and if Mai immediately after any as:44m, It. pr. - auto the part turning black. 1 Tito Mulled Pills an alit lam whit lingolar fames in ad Ithmaiatie. Paralslc. and Gamy affeetions. liumbnefs, Spartan, or wandering pains, Pistuleney, Indigeition and e• nerd bcbilitys at the fame time, the ealtre fluid Mame It applied to the pane Aided, in Mode complaints where neceflAcy. it la preyarre said fold at ta. pd each bon or bottle, by R. plinths, Apothecary. No. ty, Greek (true, Bobo, Leedom. eibe Clgiblaid — Oiatrnent. for cleaning and *silly halal braes adiblahr y is aUo prepared by Mrjoluition, price each Boa. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS. AND CONSUMP TIONS, ROBBPRUStiMPROVCIY BALSABDC aLI2a. at, COUGH DRAWS. CO cztraordiaary are its Virtual, that let the Parfait 0 b e ever Co emaciated or minced. 4ter having tried every Nth theta Allitanee to no parr*, tt well adt at it were a ClitArßltf. and initaatly relieve ibu weft inveterate CLAIGH t give &de and Freedom to Peripizatlao, promote gentle Eapedtoration,Sthengthtil the whole Debillented Cooßkution. pros rethe rilkefftligennaftet of Rea and Sleep; aed (skid/ droll a peunantq Lea for Oa moft obltinat e COUOILI, COU)8 A 8 COMAS, sad CO N SW MPTIONS. Nat is laitanee km Mewed. thong% taidli by um Slaty Tboufsnd Patirnts.mberuto dick trope have kern Imos•n t relieving the above Camptaintwi fad Ins made Wei* be M in praik of fu mlorable • itmaaty, SI It stay itegnisea to be bums to meet univerfal preference —A fureher account ui its Virtues may be ken M anis His Majefty's Hon. Commiffsoarrs have bess pleafed to °Mar the Nano, of it. Denim, Nu 4. Chimpfide, tube Eograv,l on Lack btampoollicit Gls h allixadsu each Bottle, aY others at( Counterfeits. Sold Whole&le and Reba i Mr. Satires, No. 4, CrteapSact aed %mail, by Hader. roll BOA; Corr. Corromapeing Gnaws. Withera,near Temple Bar ; ;Um La mthwaite, and !Mum.. Bay* Exchange; Clark, )69, Borahlr; Scott and Smith. Pcintburs6f Bull, y 9, Dame Itrret, beck, New Pori ; 6meg%, Mae. ebeßet ; and mod Country Boolifelicrs and Medicine Yazd" in Beaks at ba and sari wk.