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At limn Pry, as Lay W Hatt", Erg. et "Irak at a elowalaso 71. y, at his Mare. Worlds-WI, the lake et * Oiled !Moor. Eft of a Coo. • I thellopire! afTinat Cow pie ita= m es: r iveh at loiranulAshisa Seaso..s. • le Mtllloll Of Wittiam Cwata.Efil. lan Ie Hertforddire, 1,31 ; Doled is this Clwyd, 'Soo. Tik, oats adds warmth the pubic bianwit fed Of tabselhapiled by facred seal. Has. to Dreatioo's Bard devoutly Jul, Pay your food tribute doe to Catena% dull! Ragland, mildew le big fiertlefs fame, Itaokspids brr deareft foetal& freerite ram 1. Fade, fusty, wit. Miami onto nee Se tiara tide to Affealoces walk; higheit bemoan to the heart Wan; His times forted the magic of bb foal. ASSIZES. From come verdicts lately obtained at the Affixes at Bury St•Edenund's, by fereral 1 5 andholtlers again ft Gentlemen who had entered their pronifes to knot, having pet:aloofly made a written requeft to the Pro. prietors, and received a written refufal, it is decided, that the mere entering on another perfon's bind, without confetti, conflitutes a trefpafs, and will enti tle the 'Plaintiff to a verdict, although no damage be *Scatty fuftained. On Toefday left a caulk was tried at Salop Affixes, of the higheft, importance to land holders, tenants, a nd the country in genetal. William Childe, Efq. of Kinlet, plaintiff, and John Afprey, farmer of the fame place, defendant. The iffue was, whether a tenant under a Teak for at years, could,*towards the canclufion of it, low a much greater quantity of wheat and other grain, than the cultomary odd markAalthottgh there was no fatal claufe in the leak to markt him from re manttret doing I ~ or whether a general covenant, " tO O 1141 CKPIOY the farm in a good and hulbandlthe ike manner, and not impnverifh a nd make barren loss did nelt fufficiently refrain the tenant from an ezcefs of tiUage t The rafts, on the part of the plaintiff having been inconteftibly fubflantiated by the evidence of feveral land-furveyors and farmers of the fig abilities and character, and by no means Controverted by the witneffes on the other fide a the Judge (Ls Bs.aac) molt ably roomed up the evi. dense, and clearly ellabliked the law and a moll ye ( able Special Jury gave a verdict for the plain tiffi with'sweL damages, exclufive oF 'and other building for (Mas, pidatioits Oti the faroohonfe, ositb cab. Exerts. Aool7l.7:2.—This was an anion brought by ant *ina Keen, who toted as an Extra Excite Officer (men appointaby Emile Officers. but • Inn lePr their arthoriev ), who, with four other of the este& usen, we inftrußed by a regular Officer Om- bneollaht p&p boat from Cornwall to Plymouth ffihith. ila ogee to kiss any thing which they might Blegally pat on board this boat. They took fart tho point e rs fevers) gallons of fpirito ons li whom which y found in bladders, and Kato Renck the Plaintiff fevers! blows whilft in the paffage boat, and when on Ch ore p refented a p ie lftol to her ; oonliqueoce of which Jk brought this oftion to never fatisiallion. but was nm4uitecl co 11=011111 , of her not having broughtit achy AR of Parliament Ste ofeght—.-within three =oaths after the offence Zo:niated. The C r own defended there men, and . . was a great Jul of converfation between Lord Eapospottooav and the Couplet employed on bo t h Wes, with rape& to the legality of theft extra ex. `siker.** to na on Inch recall,p ct without being aided and nailed by of fi cers properly app ointed, which toile not the cafe in this infiance ; the officer , who rye infireCtions to thefe men nut being prefent, but, in faft,ot home as the oime of thi, tranfattion. Lord ELteptsoaottots fluithed on the Prism ffiskixis morning. 89,1.0P0RD AOOl/111 s.—Left night Mr. Baron • 1/10911&11 and Mr. Sitjeant RlllllllllO7Oll opened the ikeelisiffi.vs for this counts ; and this morning, at tirelen teeknee, proceeded to the trial of caufes. The calamity of ptifoners is not numerous, nor con tbies ally very atrocious offences. The man for the merrier of the Dolwich Hermit is not in the lift. ...On the Civil fide there are 2o cancer, of which fix are Special Juries. Six Common Jury caufes were tab& ;Disowning, of which ooe only was remarka ble, and that chiefly from the adherence of the Jury to their own °pink n, againft that of the Court. It was the cafe of TN/ [lllO 9. 1111:1111 &MD AAAAA aunt. Mr. NoLaso and Mr. WiTll , for the profs cation, Rated the nature and circumaance of this cafe. It was an indiement againtt the two Defen. chums as Stewards of a Benefit Society, held in the borough. for not obeying an order of two Magi finites, by which they were comman4ed to reftore to the books of the Society a man of the name of Young, who had been expelled for an alledged breach f the 4 we of the (misty. The man laid a complain o t be. f ire Wills. Carpenter Smith, and Brodie,and they, by toeir order.direeted him to be reftored. This /Infer was not complied with, and the Defendants, as Stewards of the Society, were incised for the difobedience. Onthe part of i the profecution, the order was proved sod read ; and a man of the name of Piz proved that he Served it on lodge. one of the Defendants, who ;Ad. on receiving it, that irwas what he expelled, aI 1 the the other Ddendant laid nnthing. It was ,NI proved. that Young was a Member of the So. curly, and had not been rellored in obedience to the o den . It was objeSed by Mr. Seeleant BEST and Mr.Cua woo% foe the Defendants, that there was no cafe made upon which they could be convitled ; inafmuch as it did nut appear that there perfons, upon whom the orchr was made, had any power of relining Young to his r;7l ft. In the &Kitty : and they might as well have thectled them to preform Acy other im p Able thing. Mr. Thomas Machin, the Secretary of the So eiety, was called , who dated that the Soc:ety had reLcived the order fr.ot the hands Of the two 1),. f.ndants, the Stewards, and that they had unaui m.ddly refolv..d the man &mild m.t be icanrca, t,ecaufe they thought that the order had been made .t.tainfl their tialc and regulaCtons; and he added, that the Itewatth had no power to redone the man .._•ainft the will of the The Larval lido Idle Wed the Cade, told (be I jury, that in his °pawn the cafe was clears there was no evidence to fix any imputation of wilful dif obedience of the order upon the Defendants ; end with this impreffion be had not thought it neteffary to call upon the Learned Setieant (Bssr) to fay any thing in defence. The jury, however, hefitating come time, Mr. Serjeant Best begged he might fay a few words in defence ; and the Learned f udge again explaining his opinion of the Law, The Foreman of the Joey Paid, they were of opi nion, that the Magiftrates • order ought to have been obeyed. This produced a converfatinn between the Bench, the Counfel for the Defendants, and the Jury. Several of the jury faid, they could not con ceive why the man was not riftored. The Learned Judge again and again explained to them the dif tint:lion between the probable right of the man to be reamed, and making an improper order to drat it, which the Defendants could ant obey. Mr. Serjeant BE sr. having been interrupted by the Foreman leveral times, while attempting to addrefs them, at lalt grew a little warm, and obfervert that he was not addreffing o ne of the Jury, but all. The Foreman again replied, that he &mild not have pre fumed to have done it, but that it appeared to have been the opinion of all his brethren, to which feveral of them immediately afrented aloud. The Learned judge again interpofed, and spin explained the law to them, obferving, that certainly, they had the power to decide upon the law, if they thought fit; but begged them to recolleO, that they were under the ((dem fanition of their oaths to de tide ateerdin: to the cadence; and that he thought there was no evidence of wilful difobedience. They would however, decide, as they thought continent with their duty. The Jury, after a few minutes deliberation, return ed their verditt-- 4 . That the Defendants had not obeyed the order of the Magi bates." Mr. Serjeant Roar+ inn rou. -4 , l amGenteen, t his being a criminal elite, you mutt return verdie of guilty or not guilty." 4 , Upon this the Foreman turned round to his fellows and exclaimed, Well then, Gentlemen, &all we fay Guilty at once ?" they &denting, be pronounced the verdttn accordingly. ILOGIVST 3. -CIVIL SIDE. Tat Due or Noavou,o. Hastmono..—This was an Winn brosight by the Noble Duke againft the Defendant, who kept the White Lion, at Dorking. for an encroachment on his right of holding the mar ket and taking the tolls. The Defendant had opened * room in his houfe which was called the Sublcrip tion Room, to which recital farmers retorted. and fold their corn, and upon the goods there fild the • Defendant refilled to admit the leffee of the tolls to take his swift...rued toll. To prove the right of the market, Mr. Scrjeant Ssierraan produced the copy of as old record, the original of which was in' the Chapter Honk at Weftminfter. by which Edward the Fick by his 'writ of felt warrassto, called upon the Earl of Warivick to chew by what title he claim ed to hold a market at Dorking, on Mondays and Thurfdays. The judgment on that writ was as fol lows :--.‘ The Jury ray, that the Earl had not en croached on the :ights of the Crown ides Afros di Sal fine Ise." Other deeds were alto produced of Leaks of the tolls to different perfons- John Stedman, aged 72, laid be had lived at Dor king all his life, there was always a market on Mon. 1 day, and toll was always paid to the Duke. His 'Farber before him bad told him it was always fo. The earlieft he remembered was when Jenny Willard And Bet Thielenard took toll. It was many years ago, but he could not tell how many ; but it was a dill out of every rack. Two other witnefres proved the fame fans. John Wood proved that the Defendant had fet up an inner room, where the farmers dealt. and that he bad been refuted his tolls on the ground that he had no jolt right to any upon corn fold in that room. He had always collated tolls for the lakes of the Duke upon corn fold in the market. Mr. Setjeapt Beer admitting he had no anfwer to make to this cafe, the plaintiff had a verditt • but as it was only intended to fettle the queftion Of right, only one (billing damages were Wen. Canwa SlDE.—lf f illiarn Senustker was arraigned on the Ccroner's Inquest, for killing and flaying Benja min Whitmore. The Prifoner was found Guilty. The Learned Judge fined him one [billing, and or dared him to be dilcharged. 7.l..Viertz was inditted for (leafing a horfe, the property of James Webb. The Profecutor Cited that he loft his horfe from Lienthoufe on Sunday morning salt, and having re afon to fufpat the prifoner, lie traced him to the neighbourhood of Guildford, where he found and castled him to be apprehended. The rearm' he fu4 petted the Prifoner was, that he had been in the Profecutoes (table in the morning, and observed that the Imre was out of condition. The Prifoner admitted that he took the horfe, but denied that he meant to (teal it. He Said he had worked with the Profecutor about three months 3gn, and that he then had allied him to lend him the horfe to fetch his wife up from this part of the coun try ; and intending to let off early on the Sunday morning, he thought he might venture to take his mallet' , horfe.—He ad&d, that as a proof of it, no one could fay that lie ever ofreted the boric to file, or that he bad reprefented it to be his own. The Profectror being called track, laid it was true the Prifoner had wen ked nigh him for three months, and during that time had behaved very well. An inn keeper alto, ott the road where the Prifoner (topped, Paid the Pritimer told him he was comic that way to fetch his wife, and that he mull immediately return with the horti. The _Pry deliberated a ftiort time, and found the Panne. —Glii•V. . Ceti...iris( Clr:vr's was in the calendar or the charge of murdering her . ballard child, but the Grand Jury thr:ir out the hill. The Home Circuit here finifhed, which, neither in the civil or criminal tide, has afforded any material cafe. .1 . 1. e gaol; throughout have been very thin, and o. ly ear culprit on the whole Circuit has been left for i.e cation. that is Kesisedy, the foldier of the 14114 cr,ilVielc.! at Leo is of a burglary, attended with Pone CI: , nnfil 4 nces r•t crii:lry, as we reported. In t!sia 5. A . 1 , . a I,ccive•l kntrnce of death, bet we . tcpricrea batty: tl.': ji...!,;c left the town. Ststawtsoct Acasstr,-*Alitit Velelt Tot terday afternoon, as Mr. and Mrs. Jolene, and their child, about is months old. graft-place. Kensing ton-lane, were coming down die river in a boat wits a fail, for their ansufetnenty the boat heaved fudden• ly to one fide, oppofite Scrnerfet.honfe, and the child was thrown from its mother's arms into the river.— The father plunged into the river to five it, and after much exertion, handed it to Mrk Joyce into the boat, when being ezhaufied, he funk and difappearedr T R OTTBI, Lady of Mr. TR OTT ' S, of the Navy &cc, perceived the accident from her vriodow, Do arid or dered that every Aflame fttould be given. aor &rearms, of the Strand, one of the medical affiftants of the Humane Society, attended immediately, and fucceeded in /snoring the child to life. At a late hour lad night, the body of Mr. Jones was not found. Mrs. Jow is is far advanced in pregnancy. Thuvfday, as a little boy, aged three years, fon di Henry Emptage. mariner, of Margate, was playing at the fort on Ealt Cliff, running backwards, he fe ll over the ptecipice, where it is nearly ninety-feet high, and, Runge to tell, though it was low water, and he confequen.ly fell on the rocks. yet he was picked up alive ; and, upon examination, was found to have fuflained no other ferious injury. than the frafture of the left knee, which was reduced in the heft manner potlible by Mr. Slater, and hopes are entertained of his recovery. Friday morning a girl of ten years of age. of the name of Davis, miffing her brother, about two years of age, near the Ilorfe-ferry, Weflininfler, the infant crying very much. attually thre w it from her arms into the Thames, and ran away. Some perfons paging, however, feeured the girl. and went. to the water to fare the boy ; in this they fortunately fucceeded, when the ufnal rnethrd was reforted t in cafes of fufpended animation, and he was happily reftored to perfett health. The girl refuted to tell where lite lived, when the mother, who Is a poor woman in the Almonry, W e llminfter,fatisfied the enquirers in that point, by accidentally coming up at the time. Mr. S. Tally, of Huntingdon, was on Tuefday lag dreadfully gored by a bull. Mr. Might, of Gravel- 1 , hill, Shrewlbury, was attac ked on Thurfday in a manner exactly fimilar. There gentlemen are both cattle-breeders. Mr. Arman, of Chifleton , latel y ftepped out of a two pair of flair' window, in his deep, at the Crofs keys Inn, Speenhamland, by which he received fo much injury as to occadon his death on Tuefday left. A few days fence as a daughter of Mr. Leather, of Shelley, was riding on the main.beam of a (llama] engine, at Woodbonfe-mill, near Huddersfield, Ibs fell amongft the gum, and was mangled in fuch a dreadful manner, as caufed her immediate death. On Monday as fome boys were throwing (tones, in the neighbourhood of Oxford. 'one of them received a blow on the abdomen, which caufed his death t?e following day. A few days ago as Mr. W. Franklin, of the White Hart Inn, Whirchurch, was emptying fume malt into a meth-tub, he fell therein, and was fo dreadfully fcalded that he died the next day. On Wednefday night the haute of Mrs. Wifttlt, at Foreft Hill, near Sydenham, was broke open, and robbed of property to a confiderahle amount. Friday afternoon, as two labourers were pulling down the front of a houfe in Cranborne-alley, Let cefter•fquare, the atkoining wall gave way, and one of the men was precipitated to the ground ailing with the ruins, by which he was very ranch bruited. He was immediately carried to the Middlefe• Hofpital. 'The other man, by a fudden exertion, caught hold of • rafter,from which he was fufpended for fume time,, but efcaped unhurt. On Friday, a poor woman, in a Rate of intoxica-, Vino, coming out of a gin lhop, Shoemaker-row , Blackfriars, reeled and fell under a loaded coal war gun ; the was taken to the Hofpital almolt Welds, I being clothed in a dreadful manner. At Warcefter Races, on Tuefday, an unfortunate; accident happened to ode of the Eepteflians belmging to BANNISTER'S Troop, who, in performing Ve I ler hang to &Alford, fell off his bora, and broke his leg ; he was immediately taken to the Infirmary, I and there are force hopes of his recovery. One of the partners of a refpcFlahle houfe in Bow lane, was on Thud..lay charged before the Loki I Mayo', for having contraband goods found in his houfe. The Cullom Houle Officer who feixed the goods Rated, that he had f o llowed the porter who carried the parcel, and lcarnirg from him that it came by the Dover coach, he felted the package, which was found to contain at *pieces of India folk handkerchiefs. The defendant denied that be knew from whence the handkerchiefs came, and foggefted that the good. were fent to the honfe to injure him and his partners. The heating engroffed a confider able time, when the defendant was ordered to pay the mitigated penalty of 141. 16s. which, however, he declined paying. Saturday, John Bryce, who had been examined fame days ago, on a charge of mtermarri tog a tecond wife, his ftrft u ife being alive, was again brought up for examination before Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, and fully committed for ttial. Saturday a young man was examined at the Wor- Chip flreet Police Office, char?,ed with having, intim. juitaion with other pm Cons, ftolen !tortes in various counties near the metropolis. One of the hones Itolen was laid to be the property of the Duke of GLOUCe STE a ; four other horfes are owned. He , re manded for reexamination. was, On Friday afternoon a woman was dete4led in ' Fleet-mat ket, enticing children away in order to (trip them of their dolly.. She was turroonded by a number of market.women, who took a fummat y way of poniihing her, by throwing filth, &c. at her.— She however efcaped from their retentenent, and fir creted herfelf in a houle in Chick lane. A few days fince, In heavy a torrent of rain fell in the river A 'r, in Germany, that 13 v illages, three honks excepted. we re waited away by the impetun ht y of the flood. Great numbers of men and animals were drowned. All the pt otiottions of the earth, corn, wine, and fruit, welt a t:w days fince, entirely &lira) eel in r. n minute., by a hail (bairn, in the department of Upper G.tr (ine. A violeot ilorm ()warred on Friday morning, in the netzl.l,nitrlittnd of Nnrwich. chitin.; which fes'etal hole. were thud: dead by 11. e At dunned of St. Vineettes,Capt. Timm Leerbof tile lig* rest. of Foot. to Mils Hamill; daaglittr of the Hog. lodge Hat* vilie.Claief Jake of the Mao& of St.Visuesea and the Grenadines. Wedateiday, at St. Clenwet Danes. John Adams, Fig et the Tag Oax, Sanerfet.plate, to Min Framer Matklda Newnan. Lately, at Stavdey. sear Cheltadeld. James Illsechard, Efg. to Mirs•Ann Tray& Beck/4W* of Prelim. I ooWedeefday, at Seething, Norfolk, Class. Surelay,Flg. of= Iteet„ Song „to 641 G Kett Anglia of ThonKett.Efg. of N Oa TkoNday tic 641 inn. at TiteMeld, Rear-Admiral Penna.. to Mrs. W. Dickies. only daughter and heir* a the late Sr Atreldbaid 11,rt. w a g a dg a y, at upagnAer, PASta, R. S. Wyatt, Fig. of Newlee too Gran, to Mils Eidetic, dd.:ft da Wars at Japics of New glace. Opulence. Friday, at Mary.ll-11osau Church, jofepb Whattly. Efg. t* Halley. daughter end hewn of llamas 11.a6 y, .4 Geed Oadderdisee, Ibramody toe Kepeek.p:ore , tbe mew; ty ord in three Siccing? Parliament* On tie 30th of April, at Port tyal, Jamaica. ot the yellow fe ver, In the tyth year of his age, Licut. James DAtuan litobutfoay or the Royal Artillery. On the pit ult. foddealy. Mr. Samuel Gardner, of tie Vida: ailing Oise, Deptford, of the gout la his fbatuarb. On the yth of Joae.at Tobago, in the Watt Indies. after a fort Mads,'Llrat.Coi. Donald fartioadd, of the ad &nation of the Flrd or Royal Regime:tot Foot. Oa Thurfalay lad, at Bretapton.cfter a by, and painful Mack, Mrs Cocker, wik of J. R. Cocker. /Sq. of Nagai-dregs. On Thurfday, the zyth ult. at the Grotto Houfs, Margate, ice the tech year of his age, Mr. T. P. Oldlield, a youth of moll ex traordinary genius, and coo generally known to We: an idea of the folowingscronot of ialife to he diferedited. At the age erg five years and a hail be bad a karkt fever, which brought oa him a paralyfis of the lower extremities, and &Muted his he for the reit of his life; but his mind prefentedthe fined apity d human perkaion. Whatever he read besinftantly had by heart; his faveoriteparfults were the mathstrotks, plafiefophy, altroota. my, sebraphr..kirtbry. and Fainting, in all of which be bad made a great proficiency. His favourite Authors wcre Locke and Newton ; and hkrettiative faculties were fothat he new& forgot• • Ingle incident with which he had bees once acquainted. He could relate mit eiretouftotee of Oredfi, Roman, mid Lag: 111 Hifi ory— was matte of Au m y, had whited it up to alt i lt ts nxtut dlkoveries; bad the twit talk for drawing and painting, sad would frequently take adtnirabk f 0 per. foes who (track him from memory. He wrote a band like cop per-pate. and at a very early period of his life bad made Haifa molter of srithstette. He was never known to be oat of temper. and though be faffered an Wads of ten years, which terminated In • drafty and burding of a blood.vdrel upset OK imp; he was never once known to miss, or be impatient. His wit was MO - and refined, and his boa will ever be dqdarod by thole who had the Mppiads of inspiring Wu HIGH WATER AT LONDON IaiDGE TOACORR Marshy Marmon HAVING dedicated tayreif to the Rudy, and beet rate& by the asoft cosiderable piedice la that beta& which! thought papa to fdes:4l troft that I have sat mare ode. matey& my time dim thole veto. la Oa mean Gil of dm aolditan„ em miallooally inimerfal la meatalaty, and puma always attain that fax& width is aemdred by amostrating tba bedlam' power to one ebb of Whalen. Tbeakafea of DEBILITY are penile:ly diamitil for tal . , iarch iirof th em vill tnill a , Pn issi c Loos eran ilif illi.e bers=sostiftt:Spss they wife from the preedeme WIN watapia, &edam tlye badge& feboa-bors, or the Imbliesess of wateatty, they Ito gabs*, sr& &War pastalanal Illy but by tin tgatamea et teredaereal ma. the fropteateire-eursaterri , ea/ eta end. sulisa Is As a Ist=tt of the ROYAL COLLEGE& 81/102010,, f ground my reetonftons ea readmits a sauced am sad pardicar evert pdraggete preetiee, I k. 4 toyfelf entitled t • that carniatioa with width I We althea beat fo aberaby hameened. to the left Madam ef keel wooherfe, arty ornikatba w 1 the cokrat7 of a &biota frame; bat where ems fats C e Z t from a conbanabefs of the untranllodi el tie ate eat goofed Ws astafteasne, -Is kart& of the mattaart or eestare et hht : family payidan , one broods over his Warmity with aandal asa mimic, It watt bo-facirbaser for Idea to be Wks& aft ady of eareliaty el treetrear. lite alb of the weft laverehis fumy. Awl fa towns ; IeNIIII Complabiu it is pebble to peewee pets draw at Meth le the mat complies:al cafes It is the emir% meet et estimare . r mabbi r m tire e. laint her to deft a fele, oat" and oby I gibe tie aismano of this impedance to theft of *Mr ix *hit en aided with soy Mad at bElllt.l TY, of any framer ea VIIIIIIIIAL INFECTION. and in di cake the tonal of neer ataraes me Meld ea the left Interview. Per meta the amen is eapeafa te %dale a DedtellS4lll6 are requeltad to (reify the egeleM7 MUI Ret retapteme age. . *'ember of the Royal 0111. w el ainseese la Lairiab No 19, Anaidet-Meet. I. —ad. new 'temple liar - iis T• T. TAYLOR, burgeon, Nos g, New Beidge-ltreet, Landed. lie, Edinburgh, Mat a, dna. IN the fpring of 1794 I was sffiieted with a Valet real Complaint, width I treated with indigestion' for Ivo months ; but cm tben obliged toapply to a regular Phydiciallwbe pm a temporary flop to the Titian:le of tbe difeafe (by memo rial applications) :or Afire time ; bat growiag, fn fpltc al all snedl clue and the advice of the fwft Gentlemen of the Faculty h it work and Worfe for two years . I wartedeced to a date almisid anparaddild and beyond Jefoription, being an mules low, sad des need from head to looh-e My bowl, threat, mouth, ook. kg sons, lee. have bent alternately in slander of beemolig ufelefm.-• in than, I have had Inn% lOto 3o eating ulcers can my body, era` nearly tptally deprived of would be voluminous to par ticutariie all my eafe-i-fulfice It to fay, there twee was, or ewe will be, one of a more Joageroason of e more complicated on. tare. I was long looked upon by say friends. and imagined DIV felf,beyond all hopes of nicovery ; and, Indeed, in my then ten t Sam death was preferable to my mon than iniferalde date. In tins dreadful ntuutom did I drag • mull Mikrable Cilitracc,till Donlan Peons time threw In my way a morrow containing the cafe of a Mr. T. of Plynsuatis-..my Mends read li t I could fent aid procured fume of your LEA I t'S YaTAIT ofhig from tlme to time em now, alai have long MSS, (11ftei more than funr years indefcribable cliftrefs),ln as gouda Rate of health as ern. I vole,' ; as a proof of this, I hail a ism, shrines, heal.. thy child. bunt to me a few months age. In gratitale to Gen , and if. hop, s of noskring my fellow-creatutis (melee, I reit. you to publidt this; and you may at any time refer pergsts, wbs oust to be Wished of the troth of th s, or urt/her particulate, ' to um or my 'needs, by letter ur parses. As few cafe fee badnefs will are equal inine,and none esered • it, I have from szpariniar every reafon to allure nunliad that ill ' year I.CAKet Pn t. s they will Soda fete. fpeetly, Gas, and red& cal cure, lor that molt dreadful Rage of the Venereal lam% witch eciarianza Loss. 1. t.• Prepared anti dedd by the Sok Proprietor, Teens, TAT LOS, Maintscr a the &oral C.ogesc of Surgeons in leuelon,ai his hoofs, I No. 9, New Dridgitt ft where he will give advice, wittiest ' • fee, to per fi ms takil Pills and will aawer patients let. errs. if poll paid, wit the fame trans, ohfesting in all cafes It. mod inviolaMy ft every. no Pcsfem's name of cafe Inn Mesas away tlaned,but at their own part:elear n.luctt, by the Pniprietar, rim the merle of more this 0 year. that be teal had the coo. dud ingot at. executive tale o( the above ?noticing, and the ptaa ticc &ruing thnefrosn. ht y are saolnicl, by his Appdistmeot, for the convenience ad thole 110eg at a clallocr, by Mr. Later, Edin buret, t Mr Maine's., Print. r, Clarguw, to %%I ont rile Mr. T. refers for hi , ; st the Perfn.nce•. Nn. 15, St. Alban's" area. Pall-Mall ; Mr. dohs itfon • Toy-fhel , No. rot, Oaforb !tree Mr. DtlUnro...rlet, No, 7, f nearly °pro fi ts the Monument ; Mr Sirs IS, Bisokt.ber, Na. 1, Union-row, Little 1 ewer-bill; Mr. Calle ; and by one Penis In every minfi..‘rabk town in (:.-rat.ltritak and Intend. In Boas cf at 9J. each, fisted up with full NM plain Dinah's', %hereby reef:ma of either Sea Puy can thartkirts with nee vl.l teeter/ =7: — -- • - LONPON S Yri.ncd end put.liAnd by Lt. tt I. KIN I. ;•4 tals iMbory-platie, lasc.hah), a. the STA& Or lic . N., .2hrey. Arms MiOrd a:fir at the Sras Omni, 11-'• Vb . ". - • .! 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Chalk. beak, Piety., and Darden. mall/tate the rewalader of the e frendisa--ha whole length of the Pfsllliff* =abated from font Isidegeards is 395 fem. or therenbastn The breadth at the front Is 3 t feet and three Inches. and at dig back 61 fact_ add di sears or thereabouts. , _ _ Thr.Wlsite Bear 100 gas Iwo ilie.prinelpal Fundy Inn la the of Coventry far the la Silty yam. awl ii cow Id fa land airy *tin kis did** Mallet Moak in tbe lid Cley.—is alto well ad by Traselkn, nal km the greeted pan of the haunts aft ereisbbwiriatruisities. A Mad Coach and other Coaches dm there. ' • tite*Prerldfes am ode amally ellaible for soy nuclear bilans• fii=ters poet event of recent. napiind. 4ri% Ise Oren to a wircisfer at Mieksebitss nat. • • FM a rim apply to Mr. Grimes, the As.ilionter and occupier ; gips Mr. Dieltma &debar, Is Carintry ;or the (ml Mr. Grimes !Mil Sif.kill farther itilwandon which may be rematil. ,NEW AND VALUABLE PUBLICATIONS. Thei th . ooks hare been lately gprflied by C. and R.' Win. of New Bridge. Amt. Matk.ftisra. CCOIJNIT o.f ;he tgLArD. of CEY. - Lott emitainint 1.• Halm, Deeptaphy, a Defcrintion If ' lea *thus Inhabitants, and Arm& Frailaelhass, &a. Dy Capt. Robert Percival. ato.boardt, In •r* • la AnAttelment of the Cape of Owed W ipe, ern a bait- Plan. lby the fawn AMMO'. eta tl. j• "wit nlt Was ands. It ; or. • Sketch or the frenchCapt =tredve ,of the Elea' of the Revolution. with refpeet to , I herafter, Arm. ateliglan, Stlutatio, hiIIATICA, and A ainfernentt. &e SIM , • The eceitg ef 'allot*, a Pleb pith; French Capital, In Exteafla nI I .nten. tuu, "mote, in the &tonna of dia. By S. W. F. R.S r. A.S. Syn. In fitle • 5. The "ordeal Worts* 011.4“ , Churchill; with explanatoly Notes, an tom unheroccount or Mt L.IV nom Ara ped. and a Fil** 6 !Gall • • Ttli, A girt with • Head or the Alghor, AS. 6. Alt Antanint ei the I ifh of James Semi*, I .t.: D. ; with Cht rstten ot the principal (henry Nikatoftel sfillatteh of the *ate of Ll:creme let Scodand dining the bit Canary. 117.Aisatader flower Ovum llut 51. 7 Letters written during • Trier through Satoh %wale, ; ann. fawn* vulva of the Hiftory. Antigun to, and Collative of that part of . the Printip.ility with °Nervations mkt, scenery. Agri. Nolte , o.llotatV,Mitnralogy, Taint!, and Matradaetures. By the key. 1. EV*lll4 B. A. Rye tit Notch I. lathers Warr e n during a Tut ,. throng% North Wales, Be. &c. By the iten - Amino. third Fah inn , 6 m. la Rea p. An Potpie , into Me Netwer. N qty in Evidence, . 6a. of Rea • Rellyiete Thunte. Rohinfort, A.lll. ilus. boards a A Genertlllinary nt I rol Ina fnirigo tad do. reit ,c ; t , ei ! t t ee.l fr o m the Ct.r.n fidttiort, and anunintted. Dy phwi r , Fe9filk M4,ltV. llro it I. AB. 11. Peters' i a 011ketiOn ni Swoes. from wino a Asthma ; pith an intend .etney Digerati. n the Orie n t slut roeture Of the Sonnet. By G lienth-ion • I,lq. Merrily plated in kaatreap St.. adstanant with Settitifal appanwinte emptying., Ad. t Walk. and **etches at the t'se Gond Neu. •re which Is f at4rained, a Imre* fun Cape . to Plettenburet Bey. By Uvorte *unpin. Crown fro 31.. fd y An Earl Introduetimi to Motif. Waillfe ?meth Grammar; In two repartee Bathe—. tt.Scholar's Bonlit ad,loileuftecivaßont By !`t.. nett Mercy. Aliglier of an Introduttion to the Mishits Waal. his , t melt honk, bound in red, at. Alio. the 4'*llln/tunes aan AbeLlgenent or the PAllnfyhleal Tran'allions .4the lnyal noeicry a Loudon. lain dby Dr Cht.. "tutor, Dr. Gewse Shaw. and Ur. Rielated Veteran. TAN Work I. contioned monthly, in Parts. price tom fid• each. four of which fnren a %%Aurae. A very fin cnpi.. are lard*, primed no fine sepal p..perorritb fir* intcreflions of t,e ybK., grire da. each Part A Proiptarat at b• Inn at tba Publitheri. . - . .. - ' - r . . . , .•.- '..• ' 4 i • • EIO ag Plinth Leland sae 'AO Bre d the Mk, told the Sfithettesoot Aeetttitoroithablt• o isie m . 7 7 1 ahni T e el' At .. ~. . l i e oar i l efillt if oroj :' mop. ' --1 .. - .-, :'• IN111.111113.1"1"11outtetto•te Joey, that in his opidon the 'cafe was clear, dare terday atternoem, as Me. and Mn. J i nod th it af a thme fflew irea ru" l k . ,"! nails at his twee, Dolwieb-1111, tbe ii • 1 -- '.. a. ".iiiiesor4olvinsco....Anst- • ' %Coate% at was no evidence to fix any imputation of wilful inf. child, about is months old. of ratk-place, Kessin . k- y , Lae* m i wia • • obedience of the order upon the Defendanu ; sad ton lan , .. . rowthoweare On Oeare..e. 111 . - e were coming down tbe river in a boat emu imago orfac ot - 14 lED. ‘ ' - '" '•'" with this impre ffi on he had not thought it neeeffary a fail, for their ansufentedta the boat heaved fudden• ri -• • in Mellloll to call upon the Learned See rat (Blur) to fay any ly . Foot, to Mils Benda., daughter of tie Hon. judge Elm. was thrown from its mother's arms into the river.- 01111. 0 ( to one Me oppofite Sornerfeooufe, and the child At sbelesed erect . Vincenes,Capt. Thomas L esa b o g die 37t y a • _. . Of Wittsaat Cowrie. Rh. thieg in defence. ville. wedaeria Claief le y ttiee . at d u sise cienket igandt a Dows. f st.vamai lohn es A an e t n tee . ctliramaires., elf tau Own In Hertfordatireo 731 ; tit -.. I ,T t ' The Jury, however, befitating fome time, Mr. The father plunged ioto the. nes tl e to fe l lit. and . af t er th handed it io r . •es into e Tazollx, &mutate-Mate, to MI6 Prancer matOda Newsy. babel la this Chive% cheer Serjeant Baer begged he might fay a few words in much exertion, near Chettaield. JalneS Illsecbard, Eft to Tit, 'OM %Migraine's the paha Moravia fed defence ; and the Learned fudge again explainingo f the Nary. Mifs•Ann Trade Backe, bods of Peeled boat. when being ezhaufted, he funk and difappearedr Lately, at Stavdey. 4$ ' Of talawleAlgoaed by faded zed. his opinion of the Law, . *- g . rs TROTTSI. Lady of Mr. T aorv ia, •• • • • ooWedeefday, at Seething, Haifa, Chas. Berelay,Freoef a Zt . -" hia11it. ... ,...... ..-- . ...-_,- 000 -O .... ,..... ... d . Hers, fo r Dreadoe's Bard dosioutly OlLbay, Serreoto MikKeteolataghtes of TboulLett.Elq. of The . Foreman of the Joey faid, they were of opt ffice, perceived the accident from net window, ana i nn that the Magiftrates s order ought to hate been ordered that every Mattoon thould be given. Dodor o n Thedday the ad MIL at Titebleid, Rearothearal toothy,. • I rie.... pro_uced a coriverfatenn between the .TARTOII, of the Strand , o • 111 , 7 , "e oo th tendi o ribui. 1 0 o i 4 , l 7;7t e o C ZZ Aligat bey A Phis a • c " use of the medical affittents t Mrs. was. Dickloo. oily diVIIISter sad betretra Me late air Zia 411 Ranksptth Ilwr &seek foolish laterite name II \ Bench, the Counfel for the Defendants, and the of the Humane Society, attended inunediatelYs Aechthi ld melt s " , Iln• ,' en Inill. Fore, &Rey, wit, felieenet allto rare Jury. Several of the Jury (aid, they could not eon- and fucceeded in reftoring the child to life. At a ram Grass . gualiel'anltee,aufterci:ugh•llLirlial,, risl,:adalefNr,bit i.,i, - TAbsin .le claw& title to Alio:deo% peak; ceive why the man was not reamed. The Learned late hour lad night, the body of Mr. Jost es was not el New plate , 4; minftes .. . , Friday, at Mary-11.11onoe Church, Jdeph Whanly.Efg. to Wit own TV His Ingheit brawair t theta-art beteg; Judge again and again explained to them the dif- found. Mrs. loxes is far advanced in pregnancy. fon of Be ir el' d "g hter a" Mire(' d lisumas Ila:hy, FN. .4 Great His dimes formed the e magic olds fon. tint:lion between the probable right of the man to be Thurfday, as a little boy, aged three yearh oaddiks orimeny to , of j os Keyrei ,, i . : ,,,, heeesh. _ ,Whlllellikeif o _ oo _ o _________—,--- -- -= -8- reamed, and making an improper order to creel it, Henry Emptage. mariner, of Margate, was playing " of ltd in three f ill ' Parliament*. iad v9lll r e which the Defendants could ant obcy. at the fort on Eat! Cliff, running backwards, he fell • Dila). • /MMES. Mr. Smjeant BE sr, having been interrupted by the o ver t he p t ecipice, where it is nearly ninetrfeet high, u si t ea 3 0th of April, at Pert Royal, Jamair.a.olthe ydlow f e . . ............ l'Olk‘ .. From (nave verdiet lately obtained at the Affizes Foreman formal times, while attempting to a dd re f a and, ftrange to tell, though it was low water, and he ver, is the tech year of his ago Lieut. janies Dancan Elobentah them, at laft grew a little warm, and obterved that conteguently fell on the rocks. yet he was pic k e d up • *meet een at Bury SOKdentind's, by feveral l a andholders again ft °eche eilt sit. feddedy. Mr. Samud Gardner, a the Video' of the Royal Artiftery. °Preeitaioneyt he was not addreffing me of the Jury, but all. The alive ; and, upon examination, was found to have ening 011 ice, Deptford, of the gout In his Rounds. s aV a gll4olW Gentleman who bed entered their pretnifes to & net, Foreman again replied, that he thoilld not have pre- fuftained no other ferious injury. than the fracture of o n g m y t h o f Juncos& T o bago, in the Welt Indies, after a b o at jll . -e .:, 0 ' : having previoulle made a written requeft to the Pro. ,fumed to have done it, but that it appeared to have t he left knee, which was reduced in the ben manner Muds,'Lleet.Cd. ',Mad hi'Dmald, of the od &MS= et At prietors, and received s written refufal. it is decided, voroiono•eo" . been the opinion of all his brethren, to which leveret poffible by Mr. Slater, and hopes arc entertained of Flea or Royal Regiment& Feo. that the mere entering on another perlon ' s kind,oaTharfOal tot, at meeneme.after a lone and painful dodo of ohem immediately affented aloud. his recovery. Mrs Cocker, wife of J. R . Cocker. Efo. of Naas-deem without thaw. conititutet a tretpafs, and will enti- tlethe Plaintiff to a verdict, although no damage be I'h e Learned Judge again interpoted, and again Friday morning a girl of ten years of age, of the On Thuriday, the zyth ult. at the Grotto Houk, Matgate, in tOgliag aanally fuftained. explained the law to them . obferving, that certainly, name of Davis, 'turfing her brother, about two years the ands year of Ids age, Mr. T. P. Oldfidd. I youth of mot ea- .4matiet d the power to decide upon the law, if the y 11. On Teefday left a cante was tried at Salop Affizes, thought th fit ; but begged them to steak°, that they a age, near the liorfe-ferry, Weflininfter, the infant utZeut,eau.nrfintiteaccouniusibittnotil t°°lititelir so as kee direi nn eaket to fall; an ilea a d crying very much. aftually threw it from her armsnines= of the higheß, importance to land holders. tenants, bye years sad a hit be bad a (mkt freer, width brought on elerl fitall were under the (Amon fanftion of their oaths to de into the Thames, and ran away. Some. perfons paffing , him a panties at the lower extremities . tad acMntated his bodt and the country in *comet. William Childe, Efq. lo tide amain: to the evidence ; and that . he thought jag of Rinke,. plaintiff, and John Afprey, farmer of the however, teemed the girl, and went. to the water to for the reit ei hls life; but his mind prefented the enelt &phi ol there was no evidence of wilful difobedience. They in this they fortunately fucceeded rave the boy ; • fame place, defendant. Would however, decide, as they thought continent his faveoriteparfults were the matt phllstophy, armor etrrsglll The iffue was, whether a tenant tinder a Teak for with their duty. when the uffial method was retorted t-, in cafes of my geography,. Waite', and Valnting, In all of wdeb b a b u g SI years, couldOtowards the crwolution of it, fow a fufpended animation, and he was happily reverted to made s great prefideney. His favourite Authors Imre Locke snit sir i l loodootA l'he Jury, after a few minutes deliberation, return- erred health. The girl refuted to tell where the Newton; and bleretindve (acuities were fe grow, ethe neve, ' much 'greeter quantity of wheat and other grain, ed their verditt--" That the Defendants had not Ago the cultomary odd mark,talthotigh there was no obeyed the order of the Magi ftrates." tired, when the mother, who Is a poor woman in the f ß, orgla u llele te tneld eveer rnt eir vrith cumt w a h ner lc h o n f e o be rva6 d been. tac o% 10 , ea th i leted- Eggi Almonry, Wellminfter,fatistied the enquirers in that uth wen._ was matter of Atir t o a n i c e my, *salad pudeedie upon 'AO • in-yial clatife in the leak to reftrift . h . im from doing Mr. Serjeant Rum a iscron.- 41 Gentlemen,. this a u is m ost dikoverles; bad the Sawa tafte for drawing sad • Mena ere , r.,. ter whether a general covenant, point, by accidentally coming up at the time. t" "re ma nure * being a criminal cafe, you mutt return a verehe of admirable akiseres of pct. ! ,r . illa Ile,. and employ die farm in a good and hufbandlike guilty or not guilty." , Mr. S. Tally, of Enntingdon, was on Tuefday kit yenning. sad would fralueully • manner, and not impoverith and make barren the dreadfully gored by a bull. Mr. Di ight, of Gravel- Inns who ftelle. .1' him from memory. ofHe_ "'Sr be e d h os eaVth him e er at per-pine. and at • very early period aim R IL 1.. ot- .ri•i Upon this the Foreman turned round to his fellows fitee ' did ~,It (efficiently reftrain the tenant from and exclaimed, o Well then, Gentlemen, (ball we bill, Shreedbury, was attacked on Thurfday in a maker of arithmetic . He was never knows to be mita temper. REILItaI an aces of tinage ? The Gas, on the part of the fay Guilty at once ?" they &lotting, he pronounced manner exaftly limilar. Thcfc gentlemen are both mo d drafty b e eakrot an w a ds of tea team w hi c h tertn i fiate d In a drafty and hotline el a Islood.velfel ipso die hugs; he was I • • oit o lo i plaintifL having been inconteftibly fuMtantiated by the verdat accordingly. cattle-breeders. never once known to =piss, or be impatient. His wit was bra. tipb 3 ....re , - Ilb the evidence of feveral land-furveyors and famers of .... - Mr. Armen , of Chifleton. lately !Upped out of a Roo a o o „ Goof. „ Id me ids win ewer be deriari4 by there who • the irR abilities aod charafter, and by no means AUOVST S. -CIVIL SIDI. two pair of Rairs window, in his fl ap. at the Crofs- b a g s h e b ape t sa fa a g no m e s h i m .411, r... . • - % enntroverted by the witntfres on the other fide ; the keys Inn, Speenhamland, by which he received Co liloo WATER AT LONDON IitIDGR TO.MORKOW. . 413: Le.,!Oill Judge (La Beene) met ably roomed up the evi. Tee Doze or Noavuee o. Haw wonn..--This was much injury as to occafion his death on Tuefday lan. Mordisg 14 Moms alter " a an aftion broeght by the . Noble Duke apinft the i g el 411 1 ' dense, and clearly ellablinsed the law. and a mill ; Defendant, whi. kept the White Linn, at Dorking. A few days fence as a daughter of Mr. Leather, of autamoon tribal Special Jury ga ve , * ~ ..e rdiar t Z :h r e , ..P l, 4lm : for an encroachment on his right of holding the mar- Shelley, was riding on the main - beam of a Ream- o ' *E t. ti with .391*.s.!aroa—oges'....oeswoli"..ateol.:4.1.... TIAO.--... het and taking the tolls. The• Defendant had ripened engine, at Woodbonfe-mill, near Haddersfield, the T_TAVING dedicated myrelf to the Rudy, and bees geav, and was mangled in fuch al4 ridged by the molt maderabteenelleg le that bete& 05 ode ' oi 01 ' 6°6 ' Wet W. " 1....W.. '" '........'.. " .........6. , a room in his houfe which was called the SubOrip- fell amanita the with cob, a ... gi , non Raton, to which feveral farmers retorted. and dreadful manner. as c anted her immediate death. enneh_lobnen_lenini di l i l°. .kka• wto l tr . : ll'a_ t I haT!set thelelin_l - Vo, MI Emilia , Allieloti t .-' Chia was an *Sion brought fold their corn and upon the goods there fold the On Monday as tome buys were throwing ftones, in gsl ool s a ien " vu . u t um wx :g aila g imse r . umeded ht . ' ligimmttrg;tl.4. R in d im can r e by t sgainft Keen, who rated as an Extra Defendant refi t ifed to admit the leffee of the tolls to the neighbourhood of Oxford. 'one of them received amaysattain that foyers which Is seetdred by eenceozsdag tbe a; .&2 Itocife (men appointeetby Excite Officers. but take his accuttorned toll. ' Co prove the right of the a blow on the abdomen, which caufed his death tile Inteueduel Power to °Decide a Warden . • lave spe their authority), who. with four other of market, Mr. Seijeant Siterraan ptoduced thc copy following day. Tbetiikees et' FilililLlTY sea pendlady Rilleeaq, ler Ow ... .2iiii than a train of pomade= fiespeams, sod, by aOw Ed. _') . Itheee I ••• thee N ara mew, we* inßrufted by a regular O ffi cer r of as old record. tbe original of which was in' the A few days ago as Mr. W. Franklin, of the 'White of a vital meta, miltrace Weil be r meteembitemetSww 10-lensiolleht passe boat from Cornwa ll to Plyner . th Chapter Notate at Wettmintter. by which Edward Hart Inn, Whirchurch, was emptying Come malt into =o' the 'rife trees ibe premkose OW movie, thalami- illhitito ill MeV to kiss any thing which they mill" the Fiat, by his 'writ of gee suarraido, called upon•r: . .., 216 flat , nlawally put oo board this beat. They took _ the Earl of Warivick to thew by what title he claim- a meth-tub , lie fell therein, and was to dreadfully oehabkenlgehaen-hors, or din Odidgemosoet aveturity, theme fcalded that he died the next day. gain*, mst saber bevadisnal ma ; but by the imagmes TO II 001 *pia ths point e rs kveral . gallons of fpiritoons u ed to hold a market at Dorking, on M . ondays and which t y found its Madden, and Keen Thurfdays. The judgment on that writ was as fol. On Wednefday night the haute of Mrs. Watch, at a guelea ."6"2"a u lible ' ea fringulawly.BB°6l2l64lll‘ m a el". As a t.= .1. 11R et the ROYAL COLLEGE d 111/101:0163. l i e ..;,.... V. ruck the Plaintiff fevers! blows whilft in the pottage Foreft Hill , near Sydenham , was broke open. and lows :-" The Jury Tay, that the Earl had not em ' • I ground my }retanacies ere regularity deduced's; sad paean as • .9 .:74; hart, and when on Chore prefented a plftol to her ; crotched on the rights of the Crown ides &awns sil robbed of property to a confiderahle amount. evert pit/smote prodies, I kei mylail cutided t • diet coadmee IMP. alt s l e et of which .tk brought this anion to r a „if", z o o Other deeds were alto produced of Friday afternoon, as two labourers were pulling with vita/11am latamert• ban fo liberal, beatraral. down the hunt of a houfe in Cranborne-alley, Let- In the frit kmildsm ei Meal makath. soolY ilialco tea wn At Mill Mama tatislation. but was nm4uitecl at account cafes of the tolls to different rfons. eivalaf, el her not having broughtit achy Aft of Parliament ei John Stedman, aged os, laid he had lived at Dor- eettertquare, the atkoining wall gave way, and one =t o t e a c allealt7 cmgdaufm6 d • "Il ata er the uragonsa in"e; h * 1 d tere siet er ma hl" 0 &a o gskt...within three maths after the offence king all his life, there was always a market on Mon. of the men was precipitated to the ground along with m oo' am ue r atung ,-k kithd ge dtt „m ums ER ewaare alb 5 .7 0111111 • , ted. The Crown defended there men, and der , and toll was always paid to the Duke. His the ruins, by which he was very mach bruited . II . e family payidan. ma limas over his Minsky wlth mast we- COM • vit as a great ikal of converfation between Lord fatter before him bad told him it was always fo. was immediately carried to the Middlefex Hofpital. crehomei d ie in u t eummt halotownin ..b.dr. a far t r a te . ft be in =set wity . el union flea Keeetipottooav and the Counfel employed on both , The earned he remembered was when Jenny Willard 'The other man, by a fudden exertion, caught hold of Ara or resent Venereal Complalnuk is pail* to prevent yeW. roan ; Fail Vkier. oh b • We with refpat to the legality of thek extra ex- and Bet Thicknard took toll. It was many years Wens a rafter,from which he was fufpended far Come time, a os „, or Al am o *Doom .. ekkrkum i ail kk dr rein. Rtslitpildte . . seirernetli to w 2 on teeth occafi os without being aided ago but he could not tell how many; but it was a but efcaped unhurt. ment et eser atag etto i r ewm g sena to dus Ike to slat a fife, eat" witli Halm mid sifted by officers properly appointed, whi ch . dill; out of every tack. On Friday, a poor woman, in a Rate of intoxica- an d ill balite, Pitt las wit the cafe in this inflame ; the officer who Two other witneffes proved the fame Lifts. t dor ith adeirosoe of this espnisote to dwafe of eldier he ems Orin, coming out of a gin fhop, Shoemaker-row, ors Alo ud woo soy hied or imaiury, o f any rysyss 4 fropiew--' feint bee* itemelaßriations to there men nut being prefent, but, John Wood proved that the Defendant had fat he Blackfriars, reeled Itol under a loaded coal wag- VaNULIAL INFCTION, and in di rake the togas of meas. front le 3: 1 la fael,•at home at the iime of this tranfattion. an inner room, where the farmers dealt. and that he gon ; the was taken the Hofpital almoft lifelett, nowise are Amami theft. intelview. Prim er Oa • Lord ELLittSOROUOM (unified on the Ni Prior had been refuted his tolls on the ground that he had being crufhed in a dreadful manner. Fermata sbe moway _ire needed to %deka Boa mama* . .Tke,W)i ditelhis mornitig. no juR right to any upon corn fold in that room. At Worcefter• Races. ► on Tuefday, an unfortunate we rtliwh.d wt ftwetrYthdi stA lle tror•RO lnan erti ill et , avig. Ctry ef Oir Oda, it lei Cent4tosto Auou'r s.-Cart night Mr. Baron He had always collefled tolls for the lakes of the accident happened to ode of the Emollient belangino Walther of the Royal Cod -w el Svegamas Ile Imam' oreritim Illovsus and Mr. Sirjeant Regaraoros opened the Duke upon corn fold in the market. of t e neigh DI BANl4lsTee's Troop, who, in performing 7 1' s s al- wont. Annowl-neeet , 51'...6. near 'Om* Dar enialliaiftrat cow this counts ; and this mottling, at Mr. Setjeant BEST admitting he had no antwer to loe hang to Bentford, fell off his bora, and btoke l'is T.TAsmostosargeon, New.Beidic-dreet,Laahme atigetre. UMW@ o'clock, proceeded to the trial of caufes. make to this cafe, the plaintiff had a verdift • but as his leg .he was immediately taken to the Infirmary, I N". f ' &Unbent', Mane. thoo. got sz.4 '.. Site caleader tn . ' peifonees is not numerous, nor con- ii was only intended to fettle the queftion Of righ the pang of 1794 I was entitled with a Vow right, and there are fame hopes of his recovery. chits say very atrocious offences. The man for the only one Stilling damages were taken . mon te th al s ; bat srelyaitinto'llwohlh4tighedi crated to with a regu lmligalme tar Phyaciart iat ertio lve ' • tier One of the partners of a refpcBable hook in Bow- Ise Me• In t ,saner of the Dalwich Hermit is not in the lift. Caows SIM-William Saluseker was arraigned on ...On the Civil fide there are zo macs, of which fiz the Ccronces Inqueit, for killing and flaying Benja- are Special Juries. Six Common Jury caufes were min Whitmnre. The Prifoner was found Guilty. titto dtismoyeing. of which cow only was remarks- The I.earned Judge fined him one Wiling, and or- , was on ur ay charged before the ORD pot a tempurary Rop to the vimlenee of the difeafe (by memo- l k a c ne Th GI L ' ,a•TOR, for having contraband goods found in his Oat woo:twos) airflow time ; but g rowilia, in fpif all toed houfe. The Cullom /lonic Officer who feiaed the one sod the advice of the brit Gentlemen of the ulty here. work and worfe tee two years, I warsedseed to a tat. Moine will Odd • . - ----, -li goods Rated, that lie had followed the porter who ' Teciani bit, and that chiefly from the adherence of the Jury dewed him to be difcharged unpraliebid and beyond deforipdow being an padre leper, and dem root from bead to losa.--oisty bead, throat, myth carried the parcel, and learnirg from him that it, trot. leg% i. A to their °wit °pink n, agaitill that of the Court. It 'Jibs Open: was indißed for Realing a horfe, the came by the Dover coach, he kited the package, arens,Sce.have Mai alternately in danger et bagman* arida; ' I was the cafe of property of James Webb . which was found to contain a t *pieces of India filk in died, I have had from soto 30 eating ulcers on my body, aa4 nearly toady deprived of Sibt..-It wooed be vointnirtou, to par- 'LX '1 yea %IWO Sr. 11101:11 sin AAAAA atom. The Profecutor Rated that he loft his honk fromit° eat, i • ~ iid Mr. avOLAND and Mr. WiTst . for the prole - Litschoute on Sunday morning left, and having h a ndkerchiefs. The defendant denied that be knew tiedariie all nay eak-i-fulfice It to lay, there never was, or ever Rebut Pa from whence the handkerchiefs came, and foggelled w in i x , ok . of , more 4 „,, th ,.. ~,a s more omeicaud mi. :- ii: ALA 1 cation, Rated the nature and circumßance of this ratan to furpat the prifoner, lie traced him to thein gu m e y e t::: l er thie di- that the goods were tent to the honfe to injure him cure. I was long looked upon by my Int' oda. atut ermined my- cafe. It wos an indiement againft the two Defen. neighbourhood of Guildford , where he found and RI , the Cam bc .d l ea cil t id h v a a l :?pref .Pcs er Gr abren:Z mon ; and, than ipaccd raifer , s. Pads i Amu. as St:weeds of a Benefit Society, held in the touted him to be apprehenJed. The rearm' he fuf. and his partners. The heating engrolted a confider_ ( t e l l, r i :ls:rs able time, when the defendant was ordered to pay borough. tae not obeying an order of two hlagiftrates, peeled the Prifoner was, that he had been in the. i the mitigated penalty of 541. l6s. which, however he are ' lld fituad " did ' da l ' ma traenbk cz a r ist 's"' D v " . by which they were commanOed to reftore to the Profecutoes (table in the morning, and obfcrved that, Feeds enee threw in my way a newipaper containing the cake IS etuternel declined paying . a Mr. S. of Plynweds--my Mends read It, I could not--I fent ..41.11414 i boa* of the Society a man of the name of Young, the hark was out of condition. Saturday, John Bryce, whn had been examined aid Fr"cered fume of your LEAKS'S YATAtT I'ILLS , whica.by kotrain n who had boon expelled for an alledged breach of the The Prifoner admitted that he took the hork, butay. E. my me Js} •s ag o, no a char g e of Intermarrying a terond t 'tf f ro ro o m ry ' co in :.:L o o l i ' e "" i r' sall tam 1 . 14 been. (dtei tatter had fu • 4 .ws of the focioy. The man laid a compleint be- denied that he meant to Real it. He fail he wife, his firft a o ft being alive, was again brought tip as ever I coa l ed; an a preor d el i ta d is s !'ltai al t! '"d aws:t el beivi ated ua kradh ,beida S. Ile iirt Mello Carpenter Smith, and Brodie,andther,be worked with the Profecutor about three months ago, thy child. born to ant a few months ago. In gratitede to Geo, , Nss, an \ \ theirorder.direetedhim to be reflored. Thisnoler was and that lie then had anted him to lend him the for examination before Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, and Cppeofs in not complied with, and the Defendants, as Stewards horte to fetch his wife up from this part of the coon- of th e Society, were indifted for the difobedience. try ; mid intending to let off early on the Sunday ° l athe part Alm prolOcution, the order was proved morning, hc thought he might venture to take his and read ; and a man of the name of Piz proved that mantes horte.-He &tided. that as a proof of it, no fully i committed for Dial. and lt. hop. a of ranskaing my f e llow-ereatura (crake, I r eaedt you to publish this; anal you may at any time refer pergola, who Saturday a young man was examined at the Wor- wit) to tit:Caddied a the Intl Cl eh a, ur Umber F ordable, fhip.fireet Police O ffi ce, charted with having, ir. con. to me or my triads, by letter err petiole he a n d it on lodge. owe of the Defendants, who one could fay that he ever acted the horfe to rale, counties near the met"P a l in thte 4 the hocks unftion with iither pet fons, Mato bodes in various ft :lo ba te: , V .. .. - . kr bean . al will aver crud, ml wand none sera ' a • I.CA r ee n :i4 Penee LLS the T e :F er ig T ea relre6 d a cos t (t fv u eol rc nu y, tis i2 , LT" thou . 6. MI I.l:srourt yew power C reeler. of 7 Lett *atoll* V part of th arid,on receiving it, that it *was what he expeßed, or that he had reprefented it to be his own. The Rolen was faid to be the property of the Duke of cal ~,,... I , T , i , a , audt. dreadful dace of um ogiona , wOO% omeicoll ai I that the other attendant [aid nothing. It as Profecutor being called back. (aid it was true the Genoc teat It ; four other harks are owned. He was which ocelot-a eoNrlllleio LIMO. i• 1 . key. I. E , ,use proved. that Young was a Member of the So- Prifoner had woi ked tits, him for three months, and remanded for reozamination. Prepared and SIM hi !!re_ _Sole Proprietor, TIMIMAITATLOS, 11. .at •riety, and had not been reflored in obedience to the during that time had behaved very well. An inn- On Friday afternoon a woman was deteßed in , awr s where he will sive advice, "myna by the far 9. At, I o le r . keeper alio. on the road where the Prifoner flopped, Fleet-market, enticing children away in order to ftrip ~ i ce . o 00 e,,,,, ta i i i Munbcr e . 1 ,4 4 " I ' . al l' a n 6 uMe of Itirecons io ia moan ,ei his notsfia, Pills and mil aawer padres, let. v;deri It. It was objeSeti by Mr. Serjeant Best and hlr.Cua- kid the Pritimer told him lie was Come that way to them of their clothes. She was furrounded by a ter.. if pen via, au the fame tem., °Aft:tying in all cake the a -,. A wOO% foe the Itefendanta, that there was no cafe fetch his wilt. and that he mutt immediately return number of market-women, who took a funtatary way oat leekeet 4 e ileeer't•nel'cefen's eared elk f•ln tusborn magic reft,e; I.' I made upon which they molt) he congitted ; inafmuch with the horfe. of ponifking her, by throwing filth, Sm. at her.- timed,but at their own part:clear winch. by tie Pruprietor, dm Thillink • rine the meek of more thee 0 years. that be has had the ma. as i t jot nut art icle that there perfont, upon whom The Jury Jeliberated a thort time, and found the She however efcaped from their refent no and Co J o ao, .. 4 „, 2 , 6a 4„ /ale c 4 die iiho , ~, , ii ,,,, , aad tue pru . . of- Pr 'ebb an i the °eche was made, had any power of ranting Payne, -Gui!....7. meted Neill in a hook in Chick lane. toe &ruing therefrom of the So . • Young to his rtlit- in the Society : and they might Cad: aria( ChootO was in the calendar or the charge A few days fince, to heavy a torrent of rain fell The" are oonfolo. b• lits Appointers -I, foe the etirtVelliellee od Ss,. a 1.., ' bast.; Mr Mamas., Mnot.r, Glnfpnw, to at on. silo Mr. T. is well have it:rated them to perform any other ten - of murdering her bollard child, but the Grand Jury in the river A ,r, in Germany, that 13 villains. three 'lwo moo as a ditlanc by Mr. &am., Sourb•hritge. Edin. . it: N' p Able thing. throe out the hill. houfes excepteJ. were wanted away by the impetun.is f a qui,. refer. for Al , add-el. •al the Perin too'. Nn ty , St Minos's. Mr. Thomas Machin, the S e cretary o f t he Re The Home Circuit here finithed, which, neither in lil y of the flood. Great numbers of men and animals trees, Pal-Mau; Mr: itotn,tfon. 'iny-00 . 1 , ti . o'soe . , osier& Ceorge N la /ii eiety, was called, who dated that the Soc:cty had the civil or criminal tide, has afforded any material were drowned. the Mautrotot ;Mr nresl s, linnitf,4la, No.:, Union-raw. ilia* Ante : Mr. IMIAnro:,Ol%, Nn. 7 , fs....ftrat-Mll,onarly °p r ofit* ih two fa received the or.kr fro!, the hamts of the two 1).- tale . •1•1. e gaol; throughout have been very thin, All the produßinns of the earth, corn, wise. and too coo oi o outdo ; Old by one Perko In eta, Dy f-on 'f.ndants, the Stewards, and that they had unaui- and to ly en, Cgli.prit nn the whole Circuit has been f' , were a few days fi nch entirel y defiro)cd in i 1 ,0. e .." 1 " -hi l i t- l; 4....w5?•... 40011 )7, ( , n otifly refolvA the man &Mild Wu be t ettr,ectt, left for ~x cation , t hat i t Kcerettly , the foldier of the ten minutes, by a bail Rolm, is the department of las y d. tai j a . a,' ~ '""''''''' i "'' 1 " 1 " 4- In B°l " cf 1.11/ sh., F. Aso., r.i. a either bea r m7y " eu f n uit tbard a". P e• l ts with colt In . .I ‘ t t". act rebT ory Trews* ~,ecauce they thought that the ruler had been made 1411 i, e,mv,ieJ ot Leo is of a bui glary, attended with Upper Garonne. }totem, .t.tairal their :isles and regulations ; and Lc added, Pane CO , unltiancet r•I cruelty, as we reported. In A violent Ames °marred on Friday morning, in 1. W 1 ,; N - 7 1 , 0 . -- --. - - •-•-- - - -B I. tattler toot the Rewards had 41.. wooer to Tahoe the man ilii, Ca .0.,r o re', col lenience of death, bat we , the neighbourhood of N orw i c h , during which fa a msl and pultidsul wy Lt. V. L KIN I. '.4 cost- Pam • N ' . oiinft the will of the Ota.i.oy. teprievea boom: 0. , : ji...10e left the town. looks were (hock dead by the lightmoo. _or al tottioo=rhoth), a. the ST AA 0/1 ic r . N.. ' • :;_rny. Anse ale at the Se as Qum, r.g:- 1 - , .I.IW .• • • ________._........ieum.miemnmimgimmwimmimmunmimmll..ll.M.lllllallMj ,'' f r. • •• er• A 1 C 4 .) • • Aii7 , .• • MIiIISiOIi•HOUSE; AtIOUST 4.1104. A PLAN having been prepared land approved his Royal Ffighnefs tbf Cuinmandix in Giddier fonder Light Frames to hang on the Carriages and Poft Chalks fur fpeedy conveyance of Tronp•--The Merchants, °ANIMISM. I others, keeping Carriages in the City of London lied its mi. hoorhood, ansirbeited to mart the Lord Mayor at the Mond Hook on TheiLday Den, the 9th of Aueeft at Urdu a:dock coolider oaths molkelfortualmeans for 4011m:trill &tog pro &Samuel to 0410.0INSM with Hod" Drivers, and Caviar corm Troop to the Aray in therm& of levaksoo. PERAUNG. Mini; • PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. • 'THE PALISH COMMITTEE will mat-at WORKHOUSE on Tnefday. the sift day of Roitoll at divas to the forenoon, to appoint a RESIDEN r GOVERN in the room of Mr. Jafrph Ha. raped. The Dula and Emohnoents of the Oflre wlll be commune pagowally at do above pate and hoer, on any InunnediSte du. by do- Oter,!:li.wardow sod Overture, to Ode who near the tows. oak by hem. to aU others who may applf. ihaU be donned quinted for the Otnation. , To lbw trouble; none need cill'er theraftbres who eanitot molt refpeßable tdtioseoleis of their pad elonstber, in prae, sad Udell It Is zelasitaa fa, amaapapam ths applica tilhe age bilious. A geadvase if the proteSsa at airdidar. peraliag all ea edify aartairs far the dam will be refund. By Ceder of the Careiliaec EDWARD RL4CK,STOCIL Vex! Cir The dards pubbibed„ in three nob. 11111riller us &Lb TH LAKE of, KILLARN EY a Nova Dr ANNA • MARIA PORTER', : Andid ef.tOddia," • Wel& Delving 7 at. toe. . for Limpasa,lisst, ROW listiOnss. 39,1 O. ew whew may be lad, lately peillOwel, by Mira Porta Tladdeee of Wu w. a Nowt, In 4 , v01s- peke ited.in bow • Tills wort Madero malt than an be aferibed to the of this Oda. and hitaicatee dream end sne Lk w =ts. k Is iekribed to Sir Sidoey allatb, hid ' ask gni atamesed sidarsta.".—btautbly liverair, Pala al e • Tho Mens is • relief pass. sad boa wobbly* fear raakidbse talk% t Was a receive digracism lased yi brats sea/ row. duefogblftieat tedious& end ti idgerial Review. Pets 11 A CAUTION TO PAMtLIA.S. • URGESS and SON'. ESSENCE of ANC ist•Visti epd nt7se t r ;UCH OstOcEsAsaise great reps itler gabasd by 14s Eider beat, !kneed bed; bawd calvesAnebovie I bled Mob, mods• diem, telM fowl, and gide ; with dan eliissfaisto tibia; Iliaborrk. mod hoe rem S' eritleit are Yd capokrei In Neredlegoe (he bed, lavasser of e IrkiV.ilinmrfou: to glee t teiNied he as sairsbire trend sack weaves Oneida wed in flostaad, Irelse kedged. to &Mt orders of waddled and Itto-keeped, =arc often fervid with.fputioss forts, of very i rid* le not any an bripolition. but a red ibfe meet to lastilles who pits& three with a vim at bald, low so thcia.kliby &c. N. S. New Lucca Salad of the Idea lat Oral. Wardendt, toy ,Serand, maw of tawny Steps , I. ert a Medical InlKftstions for the 1 at obi Par, is feSellnly proved. In the year a; thistwirsaay. MSold Stade. figft opine' de of the ear legations abs. *prays. at tar. kW. , AOlOO, dr to tbs 1 lb* as date cake. espisadalii; Ibrapbals. Ike. bed • grido&d_dat trio Ws. galatable. and proceed the INNS Rlfilnmu bon his family. by its operation being ml miskrose so estAinctuest. The daily andleatines grow weld tbe elidiey SPILSBURY's PAI'ENT ANri SUTIC DROP* i and she rheumatic and sooty confullas Ditentss7 is epeeists deal, and attendance give* Oder cafes bily, between the boon of *Seven wid one. graft pia. Wilk the Vila fee, will be paruftwilly eneeded Clangdoen and other benevoleat *adds in the dud terse the ibledlaise at a reduced price, as dual. Sold Alt • black (tent*, at the Difpenftry. Soholquan ties of sc 6d.; t 0..; and it se. duty included. Any drea • Mama Rand daft be injordas Imitedde • TO THE LADIES. BAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILAI Inc rimming ,SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the NECK. AR MS, Ste. and for improving the •COMPI. In Tar key, from whence this invaluable Prepatatlon eat tpthfseauntry by Lady M e W. Ware. the Ladies, who late lu the extreme, not o fuffer a angle hair to terns they conceive irregular or intrulive, make uf.: of it at tl and the MEN employ it to give farm to their multadti Although &Waft conßant attempts to imitate the above I altered to the public ender various oaten, their Injusiorta and Inefficacy have fufficieorly dersonttroted the (unlit, acteolpto. This Depilatory has the immediate sired of • the Otin fair and agreeable, the hairs are permattmtly and cyan where there are none, ha came-tie properties highly eligible. as different front any other known. it unit nefs of operation fo so net to Irritate even tbc delicate infant, with in and permanent efficacy. The Public are tref,•ettfulty informed, that the ahoy fold In finite by Mrs K. ight, No It, King -Street, Haire polatmot of the Proprietor, and at no other Poore lee In order to accommodate Ladies roodiltant fur petit*, tion,their orders by polt, for Bogie Bottle or larger qua be pehauelly teenaged, nit! 32. d. the bottle. T.,1 Ibat SOS Bottle is 6101221 In the Proprietor's hand-esti* ire which Is a felony. Sold by Mrs. Marriott. Bath ;is Offs. heißol; Mr. Woolmer, Era.? ; Ms. Blunts. La Hodges. Sberhortien Mr. - Newcomb. Stamford; Mr. Shrewfbury • Mrs. Penner York; Mr Baxter. Palinbt Wright. Hen4vd ; 11dr.Slllinge. Liverpool ; atr.Cowdel Mr. Walker, Chromate; Mr. Harvey, Southampton. MI Setters mint Melds the amount—An allowama • Shilliug in Se bottles. TO SBA-BATHERS, ANT, PERLIMATES.SODNS OOLNO • C IXON'S celebrated ANTI-BILIOUS have long obtained a hitt celebrity in the prim of the Proprietor, Mr. 01X0:4, Apalweary; and from Nettie In many obitinate Dillous I,f rden, ou nomero el dithafen, he was perfoaded to offer them to the pa the appmhatien and the (audio's of their names. Theft Pills arc found to be an ineomparaide remedy log the tone of the Iternaeh. for curing incligeflkin, for erodhies, and their eonfequmt ilifagmeabk menation irate% They prevent habitual and temporary cola that Ilth bead-act, which u oceafiened by prrmanry, a tate,' ilomach, whether arifilig from the acionony of daut bile, intemperate dirt. of drinking to racers. By promoting a doe focretiou of the bile, they a weotdeifully to clear a f..ll•isir c.nplealon. and beitn though gentle apevitive, they prevent chafe cisltruel liver. which are fo troablefuen: M all countries, but fit.' in warm elinr.tes. On Om amount they are • vat ratum in the medicine chrftn of thok who sp abrostLt quern voyages. They are an admirable preparative to infooturh M. , the Need, in the eourfe of it, greatly ti the due oft of them. efpecially when bile enters into U don for which f a-bathing be pr. fer Ned. Sold W bOlefik and retail by appointment, at Clang Mcdieinal W.rebnee, No. 4.l twaphde, Corner of row, and retell tit w ill Bokr....lers sod Medicine every Town and Wattri , g Vac: in the United peva at tin and as. 9d and in family Mats at 31111. a*, ref Oved G. Diann, and ?noted Calvet se their dkiltlb t.•ra