Star. — London, England, 1804-03-15 00:00:00

i SONO. Tke drooping W'Nor► hangs Its head, 'Re aseadmvs fore their Wray green, The Rak and 11.11y,fick'nlng, fade, And naught bat defolation'a Peen ; And I, alas! em dataral to Inborn, For Hope flat Ries a arr Etch forlorn ! Set Spring advance, and with Ur Love, And fponive.Pkafore in her train ; ,Her alpha's whew.' dm the grove—. He:Gegen paint the gsudy plain ; But I, alas! ern doom'd to mourn, Far Hope Sill Anna wrath forlorn ! The deg •Rar's heat now Shepherds Sun, And guard their Boa and tune their rued; And now, their daily labour date, The village maids dance e'er the mad; While I, alas! am doom'd to mourn, For Hope Sill Iles a wretch forlorn! Bright Cats gla4s the yielding earth, Her golden trees wave around; Now all is loud and ruffle mirth, No trace of farrow to be found Save 1, dm! waft ever moons, If Hope 11111 ay a wretch forlorn ! IC X. 41 0 0 f IPSWICH. MARCH 13. The 18th Regiment of Light Dragoons have vouched from hence in three divifions for Bury. on their route to Ireland ; the firt on Saturday le ft, the fecoml yetlerday, and the third this morning. The Militia RejOrients compofing this ga r r ifon, • z. The South Lintsiln, Wellminfier, Middlefer, Hert ford, Nordr York. and Ealt Suff. lk,: had this morn ing a grand field day on Manic thaw Common. The whole under the orders and direltions of Major Ge neral Lord C FIT um, who commands here. Tnefday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cie asses gave a very elegant dinner. which confined of every &Hemet of the fcafon, to a large party of No blemen and Gentlemen. The Doke of You entertains a large party on Frisby neat at his honk in Portman-fguare. Lord Ildosaa was invited, but his Highnefs has exenfed his LoedAip, in ennfequente of a pre-engagement to dine with the Highland Club on that day. -UDE CaltitiCiteS Batt.—On Monday evening this Lady gone en elegant ball at her honk in Port man Apar*, which was attended by a Atka party of , sheet feeent y friends. The ball-room was f*ndidly hightedep wadi chandeliers, sad chrynal lights a and' the floor ws chalked in a beautiful and appropriate manner. At nine o'clock the company began to at tire, end about half after ten the ball opened with 14 May Ramify, by Mils Caimans, and Lord Fa sea. About a dozen couple followed. At one o'clock the company retired into the lower apartments, where an elegant (upper was already let out. Ac two the merry dance was returned, and gloom four the party broke up. Atom,* the company were— Tbs Doke and at Athol, Earl and Commits at Memel ' Wry, lady C. Herrin, lady Campbell, Coulees at Patti, Mifa Dnimisand, MEN tAaelecid, Him. Mn Labial" MA /Many, MA Mr. W. Adam. • Bsa WATRIN •an THI Mt{{ W Bast. — At , deem o'clock the Ball was opened by Mr Cirlexas Ifftvtran Werra and the beautiful Collottfa Due- stithroor. Next followed' 1" 4 Lead Oftanne. Min Conon& -S. Loa PAannwoold. PAM Mane. Lord Lamar, Mat, Methuen. Lard Mr slug, Lady M. Brntineb. , ' Culotta Anultrong, Lady IL Cavcodidi. Lord C. senitack, 1. dy H. Townilicod. , -Lord Dungannon. Lady C. Paget. -.The fecond dance was the Couarefe ef Ssiderkrof, when the number of conples was entreated to twenty. The dancing was kept us with great Ipirit until three o'clock. when the company adjourned to the (upper mutual, which were furnilbed with every decoration ' that elegant cane could devife. There were four tables fee out in a Ilyle of extraordinary cane and imgdifieence a down each table was a plateaux of dowers, which, aided by the numerous fervice of plate and French china, gave a brilliancy to the form karcely to be furpalTed by oriental greatnefs. At four the dancing re commenced. and it was fix o'clock before the company thought of retiring, and even then they departed with apparent regret. fo highly were they delighted with the entertainment they had exrienced.—Among the very numerous and rfillinguillied Company of Nobility, ikc. were "tee DuebtfAx of Bedford and St. Albans; Marclikoirffee Se amy add Hanford; and Commas Uxbridge, Caernarvon, Temple, Roamer. Danilry, Wdbwardand. and Ctiolmondeley. with dodo rcfpative Lerch fl. Law Arrociation marched to Chalk Farm yd. today morning From the '''emple, and were firing ball there till 'lie alit:ninon. They did their bufinets emit Ready and foldierly manner. When they had finifhed break fall, which was prepared for them. the Colonel drank their healths,and fail to them, Gen. tkinen, this is the first time I have been r ea r e d amonglt y'riu fince I have had the honour to command you—l have only Peen you under arms—here we are ossitpanious. and friends and equals. That recollec fen which my behaviour Mall always imprefs, In far lessen weakening difcipline, will fecure it. The (WO obedience which I null always require from you as foldiers, will ups-r felt by you as feverity ear un kindnefs, becaufe you know its nccetray and its va lue—ynirr behaviour has uniformly evinced it. what I have laid I know that I ipe..l. the ienticsent, at all your Otiicer.." According to the lan treaty heyrcen the French and Batavim Repteslics, the French Cetnmander Cuid in HollAnd is to receive a ye. 1 ,1, fa!Ary of 3.,000 flOt.lll for keret ferV.Ce 6.000 florins ; (es , his table alld eapences of reprei'ol - yea r)". ta,oao florins; for the talarics vi ten aide-dc-:amps. 3..),cc0 fii•rins • tot the yearly falaries of three fecrutaties, flotios; lnr lie yearly XrAgel fix courier., 6.00 c., fir ins ; and fcr tne other eepences of hio f,cld cl.autclkry, 4c,0z.0 11.. sins ; making in the whole rca.racc flotias. The hereditary Prince of OrANG6, ntlr., its 1793, WAS the Commander in Chkt' liri!land, received co more front th,: Stave, General than ao,c.c:o ftwink, , ncladingfalatiesat.dart ssperices I.c lainakii and Lite. FATAL DUEL. TEIGNMOOTH, MARCH to.—Captain T. of the Teignmouth Cavalry, having given one of his men a revere blow over his eye with a hick, about three days fince, while drilling, on account of tome info lent language he ufed towards him the circumftance occafioned a great deal of converfation. Among others, Mr. N. the Magiftrate, obfetved to a friend of the Captain, that his conduit was ungentlemanly, and that of a b—d; this being told to the Captain. he called on Mr. N. for an explanation. who would give no other linker to his requeff. than what he had heard was pettedly corral. Captain T. being en raged at the circunshance, fent Mr. N. a challenge yefterday, detiring him to meet him immediately at one o'clock, at the King's Arms Tavern. the land lord of which gives the following Ratement : When 'the Gentlemen met, they were each accompanied by a friend ; Mr. N. brought Mr. G. a merchant ; and Captain T. Mr. C. an attorney. When I few the parties together, and they :kilted me for a room up flair', and a bottle of wine, I really thought they had come to make the bnfinefs up, or elfc they lhould have had no admittance into my houfe. A Ihort time after they had been up ftairs, I heard a violeet al tercation, and was induced to flep up to learn what was the matter. When I came to the door, I beard the Captain lay, " Let us talk no mere about it, but finilb the dill:Jute at once." On looking through the keyhole, I obferved the Captain and Mr. N. with each a piaci in his hand. I direaly fet my (boulder againft the door and burft it open, it basing been lucked : as Coon as I entered, Mr. G. and Mr. C. laid hold of me and pufbed me nut of the room.— While this was going on, the Gentlemen fired at each other, and, when I turned roans!. I law the Captain fall, and heard Mr. N. fay, " What have I done I" I direly cried out " Shame r. and laid, " Yon ought all to be taken up for murder." As Captain I'. never teemed to Ilir, I went to his'affift. ante, but found him Welds. I fent my waiter in the midtk tf it, for Mr. Ceara/Ricer, but it was tno late to be of any life; he was dead. Mr. N. teemed almaft lifelefs, aid never offered to fir tjll taken into culloaly by a con(kable. Both the fecund' made their efcape, and have not fince been heard of. _ WILL.—The principal, part of his Lordihip's fortune he has bequeathed to his finer, Lady Gaamvizza, to be entirely at her pawn &1011. Her Ladyfhip, we now find s is the role executrix. Amon; the principal bequells, his Lord. chip, after expreffing the higheil regard for his friend Captain Basis E. dim% that all hi. (Captain B.'s) debts, maybe immediately paid, and an annuity of two hundred pounds per annwn allowed him during his life. He has left feiral fame to be devoted to benever lest purpofes. His fei vents, although not mention ed in the will, his Lordthip recommended in a very particular manner to Lord Gasavicce, who has undertaken tri provide for them. We hear, that it is in the neighbrimbood of Berne, in Switzetland, that his Lordlhip defired his body to be depc.fited. He canfed to be inferted in his will a declaration, that he ecinfidered himfelf the aggreffor an the quar rel which produced his death ; to which he added a fulemn requell, that in the event of hi. entagonkt being profecuted, contrary to his mirth defare, this his Lilt declaration might be made known to his Shrum Tuefday morning, about nine o'clock, a Gentle• man palling through the new repute, now building behind the fete of the Duke of BUDlOltlef houfe. was met by a horfe at full gallop, with a boy on his back, about ten or twelve years of age, who had loft all command of him. At 101 l the boy fell over the horfe's (boulder, In as to come under his feet ; which had no former paired over him, than he cried out a 0! my' belly ! my belly I The hotfe has trode upon my belly !" He was inilantly feized with a violent puking, which deprived him of the power of utterance. As this is believed to be a very bad fymptoni, in betides on the head er Ilomach, the friendly Gentleman advifed the by-Randers to have him immediately carried to fom: horpital. The Gentleman could net wait to fee the refolt ; but has no doubt it was lesions, if not fatal.—So much for the dangerous fray of Petting children on the back of bole!! _ _ A fire bloke out early yefterday morning at Medi'. DUNKIN and Harts's waregoufes, at Horfiey Down, which from the vicinity to the river, and the aelive exertions of the firemen, was gut under in about two hours. A deal of corn was confumed or fpoilcd. On Tuefday fiennigh., a fire broke out at Cold lb cam, which, in fpite of the efforts ufed to extinguills it, in a Iliort time confumed a (mall range of houfes at the cad end of the town. Five families were burnt nut in confequence of this difatter, of whole property only a (mall part was Caved. On Monday fenniglat, a fire broke out in the flop of Mr. Green, ehemil aneidruggiff, over the Dock -Ist iJge, Hull, occafinned by the boiling over of Come inflammable preparations ; but affillauwe being (pee dily procured, the progrefs of the flames was flopped in a (hart time, though not before eontiderable da mage had been lutlained. An Offi,er's Lady who lodged in the honfe„ and had only lain in a few days, WAs Obli,!ed to be carried out to an honfe scroll the v•AW, chit ing the alarm oceafioned by this accident. %Volt .;141/' STRlST.—Yetterclay Sarah &seta was COMMItZtJ to the He ufe of Correition, for robbing lit.r rut.ly EMI nifhed lodgings. f,Aqt--fr was committed for re elan ;nation, for •3 i a 11131114 r (Jan Ce. I 1 Al TO% riAßD[ll.—Yeaerday a Mrs. Banbridge ! up d two id her fons with making a forcible entry I.' r Louie. bringing an improper woman with ' them, artsi ou her renoirolratirgv ith them, the tkleil • :i,nck her with his fill, and afterwards wielded a i .,.k .r c vet her headoshcn the neighbour. interfering, tlit y woe fecured. It appeared thit one of them was ehteliargeti out of the Fleet Ptifon on Tneftlay after- Ile was font on board the tender, and the youngell iiikliatged with an admonition. k.. 1 +4/;”, a j .nrneyman baker, was likewife i rcht on !anat.! tits tenn:er, at the inliance of Itieffrt. Kviii4ht and of Gwynn's.buildingt, Oaken. I;ir defrauding them of divers rums of money. which lie had collated among the collimates. ! Two lads were committed for re.elarninarion, 1 ri,erged wi,b vies into a public houfe , attil &Wing I.V: ihiUinus welds of halfpence. LM F u. Momlar 141 t. In Lamb's Co+edaltOrcet, In Aar a . sb year, Mita Mary Ann I.arklas, daughter of the We 1 bus lArinall, Sisebio t Todd'''. bit. at Bath, Archltakl Swinton. rf,. brother of the harat.too, ow of the Jodg. .4 the Court of Stab."' le kit .L Ole the 13th .k. MU. pal/aaa Paso, tkleft datt,thter of Gr. in Ilk Penn. 1.143. C.r►. Mr.. itnriaa. wife nt. Roes. tut.m wit aw. Al I.otaruti Bit 113-kitTirrAV. Maritini ' •• • •• .4nutt. ft T 4 Allionsaa • FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHEURFAVISMS, &c. &e. DR. S'rEERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. —On the nut lithe of the Wrapper of each Bottle of the real Warne, a Ramp is Bud, in which Is engraved " F. Newberg, No. a., St. Paul's, and over the Cork, of the Bottle a Label is patted, with theft Wo4s, " Dr. Stan's 'Opodeidoe.prepand by F. wewbery." Cia thole which are (OM without tkrfe defiguations are grate Lounterteira The Public are remelted to attend to this Catalog, In Mae, queue of an impofition which has been roared by certain Vol-, den of Medicine, who, under cover of a comeition in tirade with Mr. Nowbery'a Haute, have not only fold in London, but by tea nibs round the Country, have diffeminatod through the Retail Makes its all pans at the kingdom large quantities of a fictitious preparation of this Opodeldoc; In the hills of Directions of which the Names of Dr. Steera.pf.Charing Croft, and Mr Newbery,of St. Paul's Chun:lt-yard. are made ufe at, in order the mote cam. pletrly to de -dye unwary Putchafers. '1 be genuine Opodeldoe le pi spared and fold by F. Newberyaeß Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, a kw doors free' Cheapede, Landon, in Settles, price as. 6d. each, duty Racketed $ and by thole Veuders only io the Country who ogee the real Me. &eine under its appropriate Stamp. „. H VING dedicated myfelf tn the Rudy, and been gratified by the moll ceo*derabk practice la that branch which I thought vesper to feted, I mat that I have not more mil:. employed my time than tho l e who, in the =calve Redd of the prokthon. are °mutually Instnerfed to uncertainty, and canna away attain that farm* which is acquired by conceneadng the Intedeelaal power to one clefs of diforder• The difeafes of DEBILITY are peculiarly kfirefing, far thei Meg with them a tram of cuneonsitant fimptome, ad, by • de-, prttliou of all vital energy, calk-nee ICM( became easbitterod.—. Whether they wife front the prevalence of 11l example, the define rise habits of fctionl-boy, or the indulgences of maturity, they ree quire the aloft 'Exhume profekonsi kill; but by the itusrence of uneducated min, the (morass are aggravated, sod tar coniti• union is deftroyed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SUItGEONS. I ground my pretengons oti regularity of education; and pareiling every privilege to pratike, I feel myfelf entitled to that cosfidence with which I have hikers* been Sr Mersa, honared. to the Mk fear/dem of local wahnefi, arty appliathee trl =eatthe calamity of a debilitated frame t but whets the fa& , Item a eonkioufnefo of the umnanlimis of as vice whack ended his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or odor, of No family phylkias, and broods over his airway with t arefid emi =anent, It mutt I.e fatisfadory for blo to be eared ea tidy of capability of treatment, bait silo of the rime inviolable keen/. And is recent Venereal Caliphate le le "Able to pretreat pas s danger or Mats ; in the molt auspiketed edits It loth' acquir► went of eschafive aperinsee to this hoe to aka a We. mods; and (peedy re•efLibMenect I offer the advantage of tits experknee to thole of either fee vibe are afilitled with any bind of DEBILiTY, of any fanproms ci VENEREAL GiFECTION, and in all cake the tams of ream ' nensloe are Rated on the &ft Patients in the aviary are e=7. inciotes Bash note, are requelled to (peaty their age and manner of Wring. MARTG4 MEE - ------. Mesh of dos itgal College of Sargasso is LOWS& Ness. Aniodol-ilsort, Bernd. sou Temple Bor. forCouilts :Colds. Millings, Herring liougha, and Conferproatik -H E SE DROPS are juilly allnwed the beR .11. Me dldee for the certain Rdkf and clifistual Cur of tie above Cemptsinto, Dot an inflame having occurred. though taken by erne than forty tboutmnd Patients, wherein they her been knows is fad ; fo interior ar tier Armee ova every other lksediere, that let the Patket be evert* emaaeLteti or famed. after having Mod every Madrid aditance. it will ad as a charm, and rfterld r z Here the and inveterate Cotes, give esfe and freedom to don, preemie gawk espedration, thengthen the whole debili tated CoMlltetre, procure the tending comfort of reit and deep. and erekly cited a pennantat cars. Mr. blobtsenis berg a rep lar Prredoesd Man, in eztenfive radix. is prcvented paying etv teotion to the fale of the above; be bas theninre apparel Meana. Cling and Brier, of Cheapadc, his witokfale Agana, and et guard the Public again* a fpurious Medicine. fold r Robbeniea Cvsorb Mops, with counterfeit Dircidlons and biessurre, (sere paddy can be genuine) unins each 4iradion is Aped lUdieri Butler. Sold wilt:Adak and mail at Ching and ender's, No. 4, Map- Me, corner of IPaternoftertow ; and by Banns Mdg.., and Orem. Orford - finer ; Wade, Old Bondltratt; leabialan, Man. dilly ; PearCaU and Ward. Holbert; Tett, Helen, and Lactic mite, anal Exchange; Vide, 46, Cornea ; Curly a6o. so. rousts, and no *best d& in loindat ; bat may b 4 bad of ass et mare Medicine Venders in every town ki tie kkopiern. la batiks at 6s. and wench. — Tie rall;Wlngan farther proeh Otis celuey of the abome Mall:lnt From litkhael Hei 1, of HAM', Neva Sastia, to Us Myr' gilts In London: dated April Is, 1799. Ocntlimem-1 maft beg you will forward immediately, by the fat packet for Halifax, without wafting foe the otherpartof rap order, twelve down of Robberds's 8a 6mk Elleir, or Comb Drop , which I firmly believe to be the very he& remedy cost made ufe of for Coughs of every defcription. At the time I «Iva fume from you, I was Hilda with a drearilliCengh, and fclawanation on my Limit, attended with a grail apprillives and pain ea my Muft i fo that it was with great difilasky my breath. wisielt I mull canadly conk(' Waal my owinftill—.. From the limey rocemmtmlatiou you feat with them, I west dead to make an immediate trial, which realty, as tte bill lag. 4 gave me inflict relief: mid in a very Shan time pager:lly am Lowed mc. I have Lace volindrol their gam! dials in many Ht. (boats carer, and therefore !tall for the future never with to he without them, sad am fare no other Italia' %et old who ore sup v.1%110,)4:41 to soughs, were they acquainted with their virtues as well aa tat Yoa will be fe good as to la Mr. Rebbeeds know my good °pinkies, nod Were him of my well wilier. Gmtlemen, your obedinst Servant, Alien . HEM/. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ES% IftAl RN 11.9,Bridge-Brat, Lase's. IFEEL k a duty ineunthent upon me, to inform a you of the very gnat and tetraordfnary Cure I have racism' from your Invaluab!c Mali cina.-I.EAK E's PATENT 1.11.1.1. About two ysats ago I was attacked with a Vax &&&&& Disi• 01101,11, which I -treated rather Othtly for fame rime, but the DS• cafe at length (grading all over my Body, I was chaired to to the moll casimat of the Faculty, but their Miaow a only temporary reUi.f-1 mat through various (Macs of Saliva* tau, and from bang rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a oi,se Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all ova toy limbs, refs Amid she a ampiete eM, fo that my friends dcfpaired of ire recovery. Wheu b en to this &statism I ounfulerod &maw Inn:table, but a nimbi/ amine commenting upon the many Calm In whish your l'ills bad fuccecsicd. I was induced to try a boa of thtnt, which I thought roth.r relieved me. and by perry...ropey for two ut three moth., and following your Dias/ions. I rap • • rikneed the moll onsomontable ltetuatlno from Pala, the dares gra•luAlr rnlA•dirgl I am now, thank Coo, perfectly reamer ,t and es :Sang out daily: I doubt not but one more but, whitlow thiLk tautly... to take, will (Bahia my health in brarginal Rate. It Is wish the 0-oft heartfelt gratitude that I fiAfellbc myrrlf, Sr, your muck obliged humble !mast, Was. PILIti.OII. Llearteme, 114oteheller, July a, am 1.. 0. tor tut public benefit I do not (Matt to the above being pitainod, hot love you to set as your awn better Judgment Qua dk.l.:tt, l'teisred and qOl.l hy the Sole Prerietnr, Telltale, TAT I oi, Measlier d the R 074 C. 41 .4e of Surgeoba,Lontiott, et hit Ideate. No. N •tee •B. tis^-ftreet Where, after a (victim reLlenett of r• that. ti.tot y -&e yeere, in a preellee parti:ularly t!lecdtal the t - t , re oe V.., real lntrphart., 14,th that initia• le leer-el ' 4 11 4 Prnh 6 .4:1 Ovnikt ailways olittrve, te got*, Idnoeh, the ar.l elfin...nee he gratuitnally adttainillere tea r taking title Mediette, will he eßecreted, by a dike/hitt .• n, Armitage fel,lont to be rtbtaitteel. and void of mem- Fun . •.}.l. by hi , ArritlfCr coat th.tit , t A 1:0 6:ner, zt the Peti t :meet., No. 3t, Albs" ' Meet Patl-NT the Tovitnp, 10 3 . Oit'..nd.ylecet ; Mr. Dat.;rooigh*,, Figt•lteeet-ti't ; Mr. &etre Bookkiltile No. I, 1./ntoo-R, , et. Lode 'l',...vtr vial; Mr. Wallote... Soul` br...lc.E.dirtbur:b; r. I. ; Mr. bgliagc'.., p.rri; Mr. Ae h .n M : ar4 Pa( .r. In e.ery conlUrrallie T. wn Gre.. •6, it .41 :JO Intel& to Debi of 21. 91. eseit, 1.. . I up 10r.t% W.. 7:41 a out Ira LA, 6P.' 1. it' erne :v....! 1.0!41:1a)al• P*Ontd ari Ay 1. 7 vp . i.Krvr (aca , tcrtry-tb.v, 454 e 1 , e the 'I t • Orr? it. NI. f. Or!' "re.t t •Ura ;; a. ).• :sir I v^vic SW. LAP/ INTELLIGENCE. ' COCKPIT. WHITEHALL, MARCH 14. Before the mod Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Carries. Mahlenfels, Borten mafter.—This Danifh (hip, bound on a voyage from Philadelphia to Amfterdam, laden with a cargo of coffee, fugal., tobacco, and other articles, on fieight, was, on the 3th of June, Soo, captured by his Majelly's (hip St. Alban's, John Oakes Hardy, Efq. commander, and carried to Halifax. Their Lordihips in this cafe direfted far ther proof to be made of the property of the (hip, within nine months, and alfo farther proof, in regard to feveral claims for the cargo, and reamed a pot The Polly, Upton matter.—Ship and cargo re. Bored. The John Harder matter .— Farther proof was direaed in this cafe within nine months. The SaUy, Campbell mafter.—Two diflina claims .were given in this cafe, one in behalf of William Gib fon, merchant, of Charlefion, for the (hip and part of the cargo ; the other on behalf of Meffrs. Johnfton and Co. of New York, merchants, for the reit of the cargo. Their Lordihips reftored the (hip, and that part of the cargo claimed by Mr. Gibfon, and con. demned the captors in the coils of the appeal, but direaed farther proof of the National chamaer and relidence of the feveral periods compofing the 6i m of Meffrs. Robert Johnilon and Co. of New York. The Minerva, Clarkfon.—Their Lordfhips, in this cafe, tailored the goods, as claimed, uulefs objeaed to by next Court day. At Glouceller Afflict, the following prifoners were tried, of whom five were capitally convilted. viz. J. Saunders, for burglary, and fetting fire to the premifes of Meas. Clutter buck and Co. of Minchitx hampton ; William Pearce, for (leafing a bay mare ; T.GulweU, for Sealing cloth from the racks of Mars. Wallington and Co. of Dudley; G. Workman and J. Bourn, for a highway robbery in that city. The four left were reprieved before the Judges left the town; but Sauud,:rs was left for execution. Several others were convilied of inferior offeuces, and fin. I tamed according to their magnitude. The Affixes commenced at Bedford on Thurfday lee, but afforded no tranfatlion of import on the Criminal fide :—one prifoner only was found guilty of'theft, and fentenced to be tranfported for (even years. Motown Cracurr.—.At the Affixes for Rutland. (hire, which commenced at Oakham on Friday 1011, before the Honourable Mr. 'Ake Rooet, one pi i loner only was tried, viz. Henry Bellairs, on an in-; diSment for feloninufly Realing-a quantity of lea• they hoofing, and gears for horfes, the property oi l John Clerk and Thomas Clark. He was found Guilty, and fenteneed to tranfportadon for 7 years. The Affixes for Lincoln commenced on Saturday, when William Smith, the only prifoner in the City goal, for Sealing in a dwelling houfe, to the value of forty (billings, was convifted, and received fen- I tenet of death, and it being underdood he is a very old offender, it is expeSed he will be left for exec ut iorG MAIDS roue, MARCH 13.111 C anion Butcher.. Mackay, was to recover a compen ration for the trouble and labour of the plaintiff in salting the de fendant to Cava hit veffel, which was in danger of be ing wrecked. The difpute was as to the amount of recompence which ought to be paid for this ferviee ; the defendant had paid aoL into Court as (efficient, but the plaintiff, by his declaration, demanded tool. It was proved that the value of the fails alone was worth Sol. which mull have inevitably been 1011, but for the afflaaace of the plaintiff, and probably the veffel and cargo. It was alto proved in evidence that the plaintiff lon the opportonity of felling his cargo of tifh, which, upon examination, only turned out to be twelve maids. This produced a juke or two in allufion to a late trial. _ _ Mr. Gamow alked if this cargo could pelfibly keep except the plaintiff had e on boArd ? But in his reply to the Jury, Mr. bajeant Bssr con• tended that eamphire was of no ufe to oil inaidt,it was only valuable in the prefervation of young ones ! The Jury, after x thou conflJeratiun, scturned a verdil for the plaintiff for 50!. CORN.EXCHANGP WEDNESDAY, MARCH!' 4. The market Is flack to-day, having kw fedi arrival& The bet (ample' of Wheat arc In demand. and rather dearer. Barley, with Mah, have more mealy :ale. Peak arc nearly at ow lad ; and there are fcareely any Beans at market Not hating many Oatr. with but kw Cargoes of Foreign come in. they arc likewile at a fmall advance, the Roc, fur feed, timed our quoted prices. Fine American Flour aos. to air p:r barml. GENERAL CUREINCY AS UNDER Wheat, go& 411.56 a. per qr. White Peak 37r- 43 1 . fine Ditto, s6s. 575. lA. Beans, 3c.. 371. od. Rye 8 8s. 3m. Tick Ditto a7'. 331. Barley, IS& age. 6d. Oatsoll& ats.tos. Malt, 49 5 . 55 5 . 0 d. Poland ditto, sp. am 6d. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour ms. to 455. Seconds 355. to 401. per lick. PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHNIkI.D. Meadow Hay, per Lead, . 41. :ca. to 5L el. Clover - - 3L as. to 51. te, Straw, per Load . :I. cos. to 11. 16s. - FILICX OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 51 es to 5115 s 1 Pockets ..I MI to 61 to. SI RT Hi. At his botore is Great Comb"land-plate, the Lacy of Jobs Am:crack', Elq. d a dm:o.er. la Great Quebec area. the Lair of MziorTitallos.or • dzur,Ltc.t. At Alva, eu the ad La the Lail fat Jam.. Juhatt.r.•e, Lit or Alva, 4 a row MARRIEII On Monday the tub In& at Cutrmer, lo the Calory of Not• tin sham, the Rev. MaLou. lachGo . D. D. of aM whw.a,to the raid County, to Mite Eliza Bkalinrough. fesend daughttr a H my 13/cabor..r. h. Efq. of Richmond Yori flute. At Dory St. Edmond's, Thomas Frederick /Araby. Ffq to Mifs Selma Frances dosaLta of the late Rte. Owl,* Sorrourhs. Archdeacon of Dzrry. On Saturday, at t. Andrew's. Ilaibron.Willam Mercs Adipunr. lifq. chit it fon of Wiliian Al Efq. M. P. for Tana fa. to Mils FJtra Mayme, daughter of M. W. Mayo's% Ffq. U:) Thee. Altzamits John Goldie. F.fq. l i, otenam.cotonti in the 6th freowni ofDrsZooti Guards.. to hilts J. C. T.uabarta, (trued dauyhter ol Major l'soberun, Inc of Man. NW Ch ea Os rebid Mtn the p illith skuj days, dust wf ford, day fo Th tear WU 0 WI the C Pat th MI fa= went • feßeg the c amen pet c whicl takici its prc La fam a only! MI was 4 the le real ii t to bd lorge, only 1 uni to the ME SO the ramie charit; inttrai sateri Mr. coal 9 Th; and on The to be Mr. for In ilia count the he to his our pr, be oluc Wet in tii but w•i fion, vs guard iiracd nt it!ClIll IVII,Ch pAri).g %•,11. .c; :.m,