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MAILS THIS D. •41. Put. bublls Waterford NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. ♦ll. OVA. 0 1 b 0 Y.—Wind N. N. E. o a I-Unearth o 4 Ltboo FALMOUTH, Die. 4.—Arrived this day his Ma. /earl; thip EtyßyDteß, of Z 4 guns, with about 12 or 54 fail under .convoy for Oporto, Lilbon, and Malta, lail from Portfmooth s the Apollo, Bass's°, from Liverpool for London . ; the Triton, NORTH cora, from B,iftol for ditto ; and, yellerday, the Prince of Wales packet, Toot), in niile days from Li bon, with duplicate difpatches, feat by the Di a na packet, which failed eleven days before, having on board two Metengers (Spinills and Englifh) with difpatches from Madrid. . Hr. ' Flute was expeEted hourly at Lilbon, having received his paffport, and quitted Madrid. A war with Spaia and this coun try appears to be inevitable. it was reported that Bir Joni Gatta's fquachon had captured a Spaniels frigate from South America—they were feta by the Prhietof Wilis packet, cruising of Cape Finifterre. His Majelly ' s !hips AURORA, SOPHIA, and %Yours, with the Auckland packet, were lying in the Tagil when the Prince of Wales left ii.—The Diana ' packet is this evening snived, having experienced very dreadful weather for ' the la& ten days pail-A-the Meeengeire ate landed, and will go of immediately for Loudon.—Wind Sooth. PLYMOUTH. the. y.—Came in the Tarter, Capt. WRIONT• from Waterford, bound to Guernfey,la den with pTovilions ; tan his Majefly's Chip bazars. 110110 HT, of 98 guns, Admiral COLLIIGWOOO, from off Ferrol.—Sailed the Pruffian galliot Johanna Ger. ;rode, Capt. CIAT GIATII• from Bilboa, bodhd to Loodon, laden with Cbcfnuts tihe Es LIZ fchoooe ' r, of so guni, on a cruise; the SANTA MAROA TTTTT • 40, gins, on a clutie, off the ' Coat& of France; Masusb of to guns, with a Seet uncle! convoy, 'to the ea& ward ; and Imosiaticasse, of 38 guns, on Cruise. Came in the Gagner, of t 8 guns, from 11 cruiie.—Palled by for Torbay, part of the Channel Fleet, contiaing of loran of the line, alto a lirgt merchant fhip, with the l ' ofs of her foremaft. Covers, Die. 6.—Arrived the Amphion, Ameri can Thip, Best. BsascHaatit maser, having been de. mined of the.lfle of Wight, an d fent in b y Captain jANVIIIII, of his Maiefty's (hip PLUTO, on fufpicion that the cargo is enemy's property, being bound from Dort to Seville, laden with wheat, beans. &c. Dias, Dtc.6.—Artived the ARDENT and CHA3I - frigates, ZEBRA and the PROSPERO bombs, Stitt unto, Faunae, Coss'rAaT, Max, DI'TRIEDIL, StAl• NUM, BASILISE• Locust, Tas.asuss, and leveret other gon-brigs'and cotters from a cruise, and retpain in the Downs with the fhips as per raft —Wind vari- able. and thick 14. • HARWICH. Dsc. 5 .-.. Admiral Sir J. B. WAILRBK; our Arobaffador at the Court of St. Peterfburgh, landed here this day rrom the CHARGE( gun brig, with his family and (trite. His excellency made his caffage in the AMITRYS* frigate to Hofely Bay, from whence he was conveyed to this port by the Cumtorh gun brig, and was faluted as hi paffed the PIOASUS, lying in this harbour; by fifteen guns, !Which (sluts was immediately returned by the brig ; an d a peal from the belfry announced his difembat kation. After taking fosse refrefhment at the Three Cups ;on, his Excellency fet off poft for London The mails of the 4th; for lianas and Gottenburgh, will fail in the morning, wind and weather perblit• ing. The packets, having on board the mails for liaraborgh and Bremen, are not to proceed further than Heligoland, on account of the quantity of ice they would have to encounter in the River leading to Hufturt, at this advanced period of the feafon. TRCNI LLOYD's LIST. CILAVISINO, Dee. 6.,—Paffed by, the A s a. n the Rarlden, from Malta; Hope, Placket Aurora, dd Frederick • Wiladm,Stoilks,,rom Itottenbm. ARRIVED. Peterfiti.rvit; Mel Atiivirpool, the Her% !An i o n. from its;Ritchie, front Meat and the Hilosnla. fro , ' tade—sAt. Clydt,Lndyn,i,m. !tidier, frost Virginia --At Burnt. ifland. Pante. Minuct. from Ptterfborgh ; and the istartin, Smith, From Dantzle for Orkn f i,s.Mofinwa, Archangel — At Cart. Frien t libip, liarnfon, ront Archange...At Delia. A D O, &meth front Riga. as ' s , is t into The may . Warfel , . from London few St. Thom pu Ramfgate, with the lots of an anchor sod cable. The La. y. Wil on from Livtrenol for Berhadoes. Is 1113 put moolnto Relfait io thltrefs, bating been o u there Darr Bcllo,ol'. 4 u nload to repair. The '1 wn Generals, Hann, front Liverpool for Virginia, Is re turned to I iverponl, baring been nn more. The Raton. Mailham, from Art-batted to Hull, feanderod on Sib °doh(' on the emit a Lapland; the mate and t wo kanttn arrived at Archangel in Otter 1114 t nn the soth °actor. Th e Rebecca, Fraser, front Norfolk, Is arrived at Cadiz In a very &fabled Rate. basin? fpru ,, g a leak four days after kaving the pent, and was obliged to throw a patt of bar cargo overboard. The Morning Sear is foot oar S h it of the North Bull; crew fared The Jorge Anna. laden, N f HlVelr, TOO• ?I: Cell, with the lots of anolsoc and an 3iu much datuagt...l that M e melt dii, harts. The Hamburgh Packet. Steadman: and the Grunt Cestke, were 0I bore In the y.ler. .dtb ult. but m ated to be Thalia, go t off. Anna Catharine. Sevres; and the lohannes boomer upon Jet , bot h from Riga to Yard, are MR; liore heraing the The aad the latter cm Henget/and ; raved. The Deane, Dann front sundaland to London , I s oar Mort wear Grindby, but caPetted to be g ot .. f. Is a. Th e Mo p, utafford. Irons Dartmouth to Toni:nov.ll, pa t luta etrthaem by Ards at weather. th The Paulette flw p ol war, wi Coe 'to, wwan l•bounil Oporto *et (about Arty fan) were all wJI o'er the ha: no the 16th uh. •••--The Eliot -sure priYAMCI, N":C, I.AS Captured in cdito ancan ::.ii t,e,11 erpoul, Ted doo,ooo fr -Letters teceived relierd Giltay from fafe arrival the INDUS .% at blaJeirJ, tha 41.11 of o:tuber 1,114 outward.b-lund. trY The INPSILITI liiircd At the SUIC Vaaddily, um lace va sty to isurtxmouth. THEATRE. OLD 11.41LEr. • Ye&air eighteen ptifosseri were tried at v. jald Bailey, three of whom were capitally convictk ed, viz.— • , • jabs Whits was indiSed for burglarionfly entering the dwelling-haute of. Benjamin Bader, in Middle Station, and ftealing , thereout a coat, a waillcoat, and other articles, the property of William Curtis' l and ,jnfeph Butler. Benjamin Butler &poled, that his honfe was broken.,open in the night between the. 7th and Bth of November. He heard Come noife in the wafh-houfe. whickwas,next to the room he (lept in 3 he called out, o Who is where ?" but received no anfwer ; he went to limp again, thinking it Was Come of his lodgers. He got up in the Morning before day light, and went out to his wort, and when he return• ei to breakfak, difeoveied he hicklieen robbed ; he went in fearch of the thief to Brentford, where he found him on that night, With the coat and waiftcnat on which had been taken out of his houfe, and more 'of the articles in a bundle, which he knew to be his. Other witneffes were tailed, who fwoie to the cloaths. And a laterman of Brentford proved he had thazday fild him a pair of breeches, which Jofeph Butler (wore to as his property &sten that.night. • The pri loner made no defence', and was found Guilty. • • ... Ann Harris and Hawrsab Palmer, Iwo ladies of to town, were indiatd for privately dealing in the (hop of Chriflopher Fifher, haberdafiscr, of Great Newport aim, 28 yards of lace, value 71. Mr. Falser fated,. that on the 26th of oSobet,the ' prifoners caine into, his amp, and :Aid to fee Come lace. Several pieces were Ihewn to them, but they 11111 allOtd to fee Come of a foperinr quality. At length one piece feemed to catch the fancy of the pd. lone Harris ; and in prercading to compare it with the lace on her peliffe, (be threw the 'kilts of her ginvn and peliffe both over the counter, upon which (event cards of lace there fro cad; while, in the mean time, the prifoner's companion was examining other "'pieces of lice, and diced the price of one, which was IS '. the yard, andforwhich the offered sac but the protecutor refufed. Both then went away, without baying any thing. TMe witnefs had obferved the prifimer Harris. a little before the went away, very naive with her hands, as if endeavouring to conceal fomething in the fore part of her garments, and in A Board. of Longitude was held yeferday at the five minutes after they left the (hop the lace was mil- Adm‘rall, at which Sir Jossrli Banes prefided. fed, though no perfon had been in it but the pats. Accounts from the Coati Rate, that on Sunday lag ners. He immediately went in fcarch of them, but about fifty different kinds of craft came out of 800- without dwell. In four days afterwards, the Pro logs*, harbour. and having arranged themfelves dole fecutor, palling through Long Acre, law both the ii fhore under their batteries. at twelve o'clock they p ct enter the (hop of Mr. Knight, a linenclra fii ed a u-le joys ; and in the evening a g rand dif- per ; he went to the llsopidonr, and beckoned to Me r. play of f fire-works was Peen . The m alts of the veffels Knight, who not underflanding what he meant, r in the harbour were all dreffad ,with a profufian of quelled him to walk into the back parlour,which he colours. There demon rations if joy were no doubt did. The prifoners immediately went off, without made in honour of the Coronation. waiting to tea any gonds, and the profecutor took Cii-t Bo sty BM—A Court of Common Council immediate means to bring both back, and had them was held yefterday at Guildhall, at which the Lord conveyed to Bow-I - freer_ Mayor pretided, 17 Ahl. rmen, the Recorder, She- Palmer denied the fire, and allied the prefecutor tiff', and near zoo Ci•mmont•s being prefent, • if he did not know her father to be many years a Repot°, were read atl.l agieed to from the refpec reputable houfekeeper in his own neighbourhood ? live Committees, none i f which were of . any intereft He anfwered he had heard of fuels a Dime, but to the public, hot one which was from the Committee knewarris not made the p no other defence than a d eclaration erfon. of City Lands, dating the caufe, of the delay in car- H rying i nto e xecution the eerier of the Court , for ins . - that the was innocent. pproving and enlarging Smithfield Market; and that . The Jury found them both Guilty, but recommit they were proteciiting that bufinefs with all the dif. dcii them to mercy. patch that a meafure of fuels importance requires.— .Baron GIAHAIS laid, he was always difpored to Mr. WAITHStAta moved the following amendment, commend a merciful difpofition in a Jury ; but at 1 which was agreed to i the fame time that he applauded that difpofition, he . Tha the Committsc for toting this City's lands be d ire ct 21 was now at a 14 ► to know upon what particular to inquire an tenon to this Court without delay, what ground, grovind their recommendation was founded toward s wh,ther v.,cant or marmite, may appear molt isle fur the two unfortunate pectoris, againft whom the proofs ,m,rorectelit of Smithfield Market on an Enlarged plan ; and fuch as our a otwer the exit:dation* of the Publics and do etwitt to were to clear, and who were of that very deicription the cnimareen: againtt which the Alt of Parliament Wilt peculiarly. On the ceding ttp of the Ballot ( or Clerks of the direeed ; namely, perfons falhionably dreffed,corning Coal Market, and C o ur t of Requefts, the numbers into the of their appearthop of a tradance,ednan, u and ing under the re us fpec: fond As followstability 11l hi f 111. For Clerks to the New Coal.tolikel.'44r. COftit. 17 1 —M . Y. gilance, and taking advantage of his confidence to Richardfon ago—Mr. Hitchcock at—Mr. Mackin 22--wtr. D•ihp t t Mr. Court s• . plunder his property. For Clerk of Court of Requeftsw-Mr. Pada is ...Mr. Davis Tilt Foreman of the Jury anfwered— u On ac -60-.--Mr. lieovrard 5 3. count of their youth." When the Lord Mayor declared Meffrs. Ricoaan- . Harris appeared about tweety-fonr, and Palmer sow and CURTIS duly • Idled Clerks of the New Coal about twenty ; they received die verdie of convic- Market ; and Mr. Tir ()NIS'S FASSOII Clerk of the Court don with perfee indifference, and tripped off as cheer. of Requells. fully from the bar, as if i t had been from a feat in OsWednerd:ty evening the Hon. Al-tillery COM. a theatre. . Ron, the iet 14 Wires Captain General, held •y. Admit, .7.lfecetoesel .7of. Gill, for Reeling from a General Court at the Ai it Captain for the elec. tile Newbury waggon a true, containing a piece of lion of Prefident, Court of Affidavits. and O ffi cers. blue cloth, a piece of corduroy, and a quantity of for the year enfuing, (being on e of the privileges of printed cotton, value fifty pounds, the propetty of 1 this Company, granted to them by Charter and Let- James Dicker. Thomas Townfhend, the driver, recollefted tbe ?CIS Patent from the King), when the following Gen tli.men were dieted. vas. goods being (lowed in the waggon, and Rated, that Sir W. Curtis, But. Aldetinan, M. P. Prefulent. ash: WAS palling over Hoonfluw heath on. the even. W Dayton. Efq. Vire-Prefident. ing of the 6th of November, he beard a noire in the' arl..m. Bart. Alderman, M. P. Tresfuiti. wagg on, but cn examining the fastenings I'4 the tilt, Sit J. W. And Paul i.e Mrturier, FA. Alderman, Colonel. he concluded that it was merely imagination. On Lis W. Curtis, Efq. tenant Colonel. a rentior, k Major. S. W. Hemans, Adjutant. arrival at Smallberry-green, he dikuvered that the tto.v. A. H ot, Chaplain, T. Lusmoore, Surgeon. fattenings of the tilt were loofe, and the bale in quer and za ',Lathers to tit Coats of AlMants. . ton milling. He immediately gave an alarm, and Yefterday morning the firft Company, Captain conflablcs were placed in di Lrent parts of the COtl• Aim R•4l. j the third Company, C ptain Jackson, try adjacent, to watch for the thieves. At three the leventh Company, Captain Motictisa. of the o'clock the nest morning the priforiers were obferv. Loyal :.;ourhwar k Regiment, with Sharp Shooters ert driving a cart along Aeon-tire, accompanied by attached, muttered at their Orderly Room in the a perfon on horfeback. Tricy were detained awhile Bo r ough, and marched tu Nun Head Mill to fire for by,/ road waggon, when a canftable, il Cle name il three medals, given by the refpeCtive Captains. On Adams, with two aillitant , , I.:iceit the hot fe drawing their march through Peckham, Captain Mou amis. the cart,and die pei 13;1 on horieback immediately rode perceiving hi. Majefty, Adjutant S AAAAA yew halt- off. Tire prifoner Gill nab attempted to cfcape, bet as the men ia time to talute their beloved Monarch he was overpowered. 011 fcarciiing the cart, the as he mitred, which he molt gracioufly noticed. His property WAS 1 . 01111,1 Lllettill, and the prifonera taken MAJESTY appeared hierly pleated. and in great fpi- into cuitody. /its. On the turival ut the Companies on the foot The —Thea produced and (worn to by Mr. ve ry for the trial of ill, the weather proved fo Dicker. defence Well, that the prif iners had \ very hazy, as to p re clude the poffibility of feting the ' been employed by the pertim en horfeback, in the target at the diitance of fifty yards. They were um fenugtOing trade, and that he had delivered to them der the difagreeable neccaity of poftpor.ing the fame the fnii:c as fmuggled goods.—Guilty. to a future oppratuuity. After going through feveral Tie Learned Judge remarked, trial this was a kind mono ivies with great precition and fteadincfs, they of robbery by wh ownrr wo•-: too freqtrently dc• trended. Vi'hile hic perfons e are 1 iding in a cart, they adioutticd to an excellent dinner provided by their Colicers at the Nun. The afternoon was (pent with are not fafrecil ; but it facilitate, the accomplillii that Food hurarmr and hilarity fo charaftcriftie of the 1 ment of this kind rf theft. m an fes like the prcfent, hlernbeis of that Curds. The evening being fo very .itis a euttomary thi.ig tor a i , :r horfeback to be foggy, and the path id very intricate, that the (.ar - 1 prefent, as it e nables the offenders nidrc Wily to cams termatter was obliged to procure torches. 1. mit their depre.iations, Ylilc the livrfcman cog ige. An unfortunate mother, who dropped her infant the driver in c—iverfatirn. cliiid in Red Lion- ' quake, on Sunday 10-, for whole ion 20/.inforr wa. tried hie fie..li.i,;, on the 15th i. apprehention a re'-std ut two guineas was offered by Noveniher, two e nd .,flid two . o.ankets, and other are the p trills, was taken into c•iftody yeitcrday morning cle., thc pi rty Cohn 1 - i'i be.. The lsla.,;iilr.:•cs committed her, not to priCon, hut to The propel •y wAb in a il utlled I,,,lging, wliiel the Win 'al, t ole, it appeal log the t ri ll porgnat.t ea- was let ote pritoner b- i% ,:r. or ii, is• .i . c. vets induct.: her to abandon fur hciplefs Labe. The theft was proved, I • Left night s Malley Breve performed Presdrici in Lovers' Vows. a fecond time, at Covent-Garden Thea tre, and again enraptured a numerous audience with his richly coloured delineation of a charafter, which in Will furnifhes little for the difplay of talents that are not of a very fuperior order. Having thus far, in common with moll of our cotemporaries, beettli beral in our praifes of this young Gentleman's thea trical exertions, conceiving them ;ugly his due, fo do we claim the right of pointing out Come little eccen tricities in his general manner of acing, which re quite a timely check, in order that they may not fix themfelves in his habit, Though he is naturally graceful, and all his attitudes are fuited to the text of his author, yet are they liametimes fo fittingly marked, as to appear more appropriate to baPet than written fentimenr. We have alfo . to notice, that in the lower tones of his voice he gives into a kind of *thine, that rather tires on the ear. Having men-' tioned thefe trifling defeat, which he may eafily cor. rea, we cannot help afireffing a with, that in every other rerpea, Tome of our veterans of the Rage would. lanced of (steering at what they call his prematule graces, endeavour to imitate them. The euriofity of our fair countrywomen fans to be gaining in afcendancy over their fear.; a much greater proportion of them being laft night feen in the Pit, than has ventured there fince Matter BITTY firft made his appearance) and the deers, and even the green boat., were thronged with ladies of tank and fathion, The honfe lad night once more over• flowed a feW minutes after the doors WCTC thrown open.--both the lower 'and firft tier of botes were taken in the names of Ladies of the turf fafhion.-- Among the moil enthufiattlic admirers and a pplanders of the Youwo Rosctus, we_ perceived the Marchio mit Taormina. Counters MourrEonc nine, Lady HAMILTON, Mr.. CRISPIOIII, &C. his Duke of Ktir, with a la r ge party, occupied his 'royal Highoefes private hoe r • Youwo Ro.ctu s is engaged ft* twelve nights and a benefit, at Di ury.Lane 'll”atre. He then per forms for the remainder of this realm and the whole ; of nat, at Cavant..Garden. ‘4L4.. L:.- •, , • called aim for her defend; lriiliecreedill Partre which (fie Paid had been written for MN by Ousts* 'Man: She could not read; but it had been Lead ever to her; and the withed it to go to the Jury.. The pee per was of courfe given to the Clerk of the Arraigns. Mr. Baron Gasitast (topped the reading at the fira Cadence, which contained an. acknowledgment of •the offence. The Learned Judge obthrvede that it was much to be lamented.the meaner in which pri foners were frequently deluded... Perfons totalir norant of. the la*. inveigled them. and under • the pretence of affording them aid, did them the great en injury.—Guilty. • :_.'- • • gaints.Haavitiftr,. Clarks Ifawiins% and Irdfixo .64 were ipMed for (italic% a game cock, the propee7 of Ifaac Ryder. It appeared'. from the evil e, that the prifuners had been -, in tbe • pratice ',Wag game cpcks to the . young Gentlemen of an academy at..Kenfington ; 14 live cocks and a dead ens, were found there. With rcfpi.ft to the cock mentioned in the indiarnent, it was in the cullody cf a perfon who lived near Sloane lireer t and. who taw all the three prifoners on the morning of the 6th, abitnt the door of his houfe, and. in a pa6ge leading to his premifes ; the cock was miffed in al* forenogn. On the fame day the prironers were taken ivy) cullody by two Bow -greet Officers wiih• this cock is their puffeiliein.--Guilty., • • ~ . • , 70/ 9 sh 4ort was indiffed, but rot capitally, for at faulting Anne Ray, upon the highway, between Newington.and Newington Green. at clever o'cicck in the morning, on the 26th of November , putting her in bodily fear, and by violent threats demanding her money, wi.h intent to rob. The Profecutrix proved hex having met the pri foner on the morning abuve-mentioned: his fiat ac coiling her, by enquiring the hour of the day, and immediately afterward: laying to her "Your money or your. life :" the was not quite pofitive as to the latter expreffion, but the ooderltood it fo at the time. The Profecuttix affeeted not to be alarmed, though lit reality moth terrified, and Paid the was not to be frightened rout of her money. The prifoner deGred her tint to attempt refillance, as he could loon call help, and immediately applied a whiffle to his mouth, as if he had a gang within hearing.-- Witntfs Paid, the too could call for affillance t upon which prifoner went away, and witneft followed him at tome di(lance, which lie perceived, and anted her if (be followed him ? Witnefs anfwertd. the would purfue Ilia) until the had him feized He then croffed into a field, and witnefs lemma' aloud to a young man named William King, fervent to the Rev. Mr. Gat - coigne. refident there, who cattle to her affiftance, purfued the prifuner, overtook him in the narrow place called Cut-throat-lane, and brought him back. .—The ptifocer made no tefdiatue, but denied the charge. It did not appear that he had ufed any vi olence, nor carried about him any weapon; and the only fulpicious thing found upon him was a black filk handkerchief with holes in it, which the Police officers, who had fcarchcd him, Paid, was of the kind which perfons who with to conceal their faces, when comm.tting rob b eries, generally ufe. The prifoner in his'defence admitted the truth of all that had been (tared, but Paid that he did not a& hir for her Muney, hut only laid " that the need not " be afraid, that he did not elk her for her wing. He called no *dilates. Mr. Juftice Creosol (hated to the Jury that the of fence was not capital. fuppofing the evidence to be good, as he only threatened to rob her. It was an offence againft the tlatute, that exprefsly prohibited pitting a perfon in bodily fear, with intent to rob them, and was therefore a fimple felony. This As tute implied a certain degree of violence tiled on the part cf the affailant ; whether Inch violence as was comprehended under that alt, was ufed by the pri funer at the bar, retrained with them to determine. The Jory, after forte deliberation, found him guilty. William Porter, for [leafing a live cock fowl-. value ,s. the property of J. Vs'artutby ; T. Bird, fot (teal tog a nut's of hay, value 2s. the property of H. White ; and S. Finch, for receiving the fame, know ing it to have been (linen ; C. Dean, for flealing 44 pounds of =won :lad pork, value 305. the property of W. Sims; D. Halliday, fur Reeling various arts c.T...s of earthern ware, the property of W. North. And five wets accraiue I. • The trial of -- Tennant, for burglary in the houfe of Me. Shaw, attorney, of Bridge4Areet, 13:ack friars, was, by affidavit of that Gentleman, Rating the neceffity of a prevh - ais examination of Come perfon concerned with the prifoner, deferred till neat feffions. Yefierday a Coroner's lowa was held at the Brown Bear public boufe. in WorlliipAlrect, upon the body of a woman between fifty sad fiat, years of age, who died in the area on Monday afternoon laft, in an apopleflic fit. The Jury retained a radii% that the—Did y tie P - 01,69 , 1 of Goa. At a late hour on the evening of the nth, or very early on the morning of the 26th uh. the bottle of Mr. Watling./ TODD, of Beverley. (a very infirm old man) was entered by lime perfon or perfow, who, after breaking the locks of his ferntoire, in the rating room; took atom a ptivate drawer, in which were depofited his papers. force Government fecurittes to a corifiderat4 amount. with which they gut oCE un difcovercd. The robbers bad obtained entracte at the back part of the 114ufe, to which they had seeds by fame building; being recently taken down, and with a ladder had made their way through a dark window on tha lecond llocr, by removing the bricks and mot tar, and had retired by die (keret door. It WAS obfeivcd, in the moiling, that they had been in every ro,-,m unoccupied ; the b. , xes were eaarnined the dell( broke open, and a great many papers firm ed upon the floor. Sir Jot's Incas., M. 1). F. R. S. at Paris, and Knight of the Royal Order of S , sei.l.:n, finding the inhabitants of this e •untry at this feafon o f t h e y ea r particul lily with Coughs, Colds, :ind Asth matic Comp' found out a method i f concen trating that ve:ttable Extr.El o' ca :led Ho ney, and brinv••;:. into a im..11 eon pa , . a very large pillion of its ex:cllent virtues. Si; John Bal. fam of , r.ey is thei..Lee recommended as the moa fate, innocent, i,rd ethetual rerreay fir Coughs, C rd;, and .1 iThmas. Coddren d ;he m•-ii deli a:e tray rise it with the B rea ail tate y. It is to he ;lad of Meiiis Shaw and Edwards, No. 65, Sc. Church yard. oho Lave it,re.hafetl of th e H o . outablc 1.1.1 v HILL', executor all the property in Sir Jon. M•dici:,es, price 3'. 6d. If their cams ate ntit C:: Lump, tt is a comic:kit. . . . , t '.. t • I. .i .: ilti. -.... •• Its• • - .4 I t .14 i • • • -.: ''; g . . „ e 1- I. — 1 ,, •, • F O 7 .1.• . 4. he .k- 4 MS 1 'nu nu 4 ew tele the ugh 16st )blc Inca ime :on ticu idnw ith a the !Pi I,