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If 11 ,;'s yl.lol' o tlip,ttl to a p.tito- 01 . 0 WA' er m. 411) him L NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Psataacr, MAY 4.—Since my ha the GANNET (loop of war, Captain Bass ; and the RESOLUTION ezcife cutter, Captain Srom !HAM, have arrived from a cruize, and remain : and this day the Induftry, of Bofcaftle, 'aft from Padflow, with corn, for this place ; and fome colliers. from Wales, for a market. PLYMOUTH, MAY 3.—The SWALLW privateer brig of this port, Captain HOSIER, mounting t 8 guns, has fallen in with a French privateer, of zo guns, which, after a (mart aelice, the Swazi-ow boarded and got poffeffion of; when about too of the enemy, who were concealed in the hold of the privateer , fprang upon deck, and, after a fevere conteß, fuc. ceeded in regainirg pofftßion, and compelling the Englifh to abandon her. Capt. HOSIER, we under flan& is wounded in the head and body, and many of his crew were wounded mortally. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 6.—Arrived his Majefly's fhip MERCURY from off the Jerfey Ration, and the Ajax tranfport from Weymouth. DRAL, MAY 6.—Came down from Sheernefs the Scousos floop of tsar —Arrived the DART fleop of war from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the tell of his Majefly's fbips as per lag, aftd feveral outward.hound velrels.—Little wind at N. E. Saute Ess, MAT 6.—Sailed the HIND brig, of war, with a convoy for Tonoingen. Wind S. W. YAYMOCTH, APRIL 6.—Arrived from a cruize, the AMETHYST frigate and GALGO armed (hip.— Sailed the VENUS lugger; the BOLD gun brig with a convoy, remains wind botivid.—The (hips of war here, are the STATELY and Rosy of 64 guns; AME THYST frigate, BOLD and MALLARD gunbrigs,Bavo sad Huturva cutters. GLASGOW, MAY 3.—Meffrs. G. and R. Diets STOUN and Co. have this moment received a Letter from Captain Kum, of the Ifabella, dated at lea, 4th April, lat. 39. long. to. W.: wherein he mentions, the following,veffels were all fafe with the Weft India Beet, viz.—Hero, —; Ifabella, ; Mary Ann, —; Elizabeth, —; Garthland, ~ Hermit Alfred, —; Liberty, —; Diana, —; Lucretia, ---; Dart, —; Pomona, —; Boyd, —; and Diana, ---. GREENOCK, APRIL 4..—The loop Chriflie, LIVING• sron, from this port for Tobermory, with dry goods and groceries, was wrecked on the 23d ult. in Aros Bay, Mull.—Cargo totally 1011. Arrived—The Helena, Stewart, at Lamlaftt, from Virginia, on her vay to Liverpool, after a very Otort paffage; Delaware, Bee N. at New York from Liverpool ;, Drummond, Young, at Leith from Scilly ; Penelope . Hall, and Europa, M•Ankrur, at Sr. Kitts from the Clyde; All(1 ,PhilUppi, Miller, at Dominica from New York; Orb. —, et Liverpool from Charielloo ; Garland, Pin dcr, at Nano from Grenada. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Gs 1.-ts ert r , MAT 6 —Patted by the Elizabeth, Ellis: and the de Wai.hamker, Lome*, from Harnbro' ; Catharine, Somerville, from Rotterdam; Vrow Catharine, Selman, from Embden; Es. draght, —; Vrow Elizabeth, Harbeau; Vrow Wiffma, Maui; and ?bang Cid% Tonna, from Tonningen. Sailed the Tottenham, tVplc for India; Speculatio n, for Seassall; William , m ratimer, foo Q2ebec; Peale, Ayne, far flabice; Cumber. td, Langley, for Demerara; illyfus, Sandlands, for Dominica; diatom. looks, for Dublin; Landman, Peters; and Jorge Neat Van Loun, Klein, for Embden; Morcurioo, Reis, for Amltctdam; tZeonetny. Hewed. for Copenhagen; 'Prow Mar. pitches. Ken, for Vault; Twee Oebrodets, Hannan; Jeep Al. F a vourite, Juno; and Geode Heopt, Too. Maga& Aaarvto.—At Liverpool, 'Vigilante, °renters, from CharSchen ; and Neptune, —, from Savannah in ad days--At Oporto. Bri ts/tole, Gibbs, from Dartmoutli.- 6 At Savannah. Eliri. SWIM, from Liverpol I. p dep—At Demerara, Tiber, Bood, from London. The Atalanta, Wilton, from Africa to the Weil India, is cap tured by the Grand Booqrarte, Preach privateer, of so guns, and elid men, off Guidaloupe ; and the Orange Grove , Pieper., on the fame Mar.'s captured by the Dame Ernouf privateer, of t 6 guns, and sp men, - off G nadaloupe, and both the rat ds carried in there. Tlit Minerva, Colley, from Aberdeen. with corn, was cantered on the filth ult. by *Data privateer, and carriedlneo Norway. The Nile, Griffiths, from St. Thomas's for Liverpool, is foun dered loon after failing. The Sarah, Carmel ; the Cildicot Caitle, Shenault ; and the Horton, Winieros, from Africa to the Weft Indies, arc taken by French privateers, and carried into Guadeloupe. The Albion Atkinfon, from I.lrerpool for New Y ork, has been taken, and is arrived at Dominica. The Lydia, Hutton, from Wilmington, for Falmouth, is loft of the coed of North Caroline. In the night of Tuefday fennight a very great number of vcffels appeared off Sunderland harbour, and in eonfequence of fo many attempting to get In, and the wind not being favourable, they ran on board each other, and did coolldetable damage to the bow.fprits, rigging, mails, See. and Come drove on there upon the Cockle or North Sand, Within the piert One of them, the Halcyon, Nadon, front London, with merchant.' goods, was immediately lightened, and got off the neat tide to Thorn/Al may , when there was up. wards of two feet water on the eeihng ; th fugue, Ike. in the ba ton tier were much dunagi..l, fuppdcd to the amount of book On Thurfday evening laft arrived in Leith Roads, from a cruize on the coati of Norway, the Apts. THYST friate, Captain CAM and on Sunday morning the failed for the Note. Sunday fennight failed from Leith Roads the Henry Dondas cutter, with the trade for Tonningen. The Favooarre, now one of the fineß Hoops in the fervice, will on Thorld.ay be taken out of Dock at Sheernefs ; like the Kisc's Flint!, and Tome other veitels of the fame dafs, is competent. without any alterations, to carry 181 b. catronades, iuflead of which fhe has only ft: pounders on her main deck. The .inhabitants of Barbadoes have purchafcd a •effel of a. guns, and given her to Government. — Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH has ordered her to be called the BARSADOI., and appointed Captain NOURSE to the rank of Poll Captain, and to command her. The Experiment from Demarara is arrived at Li verpool : the failed from Demarara on the zoth. Sir CHARLES GRE cm and Commodore Hoon were there fitting out an expedition, fiippofed againft Surinam. The Experiment failed from thence on the :Id, and on the 25th, to the windward of Dominica, fprike the brig Drake, Captain KING, who informed him that two Tnt, Igo Chips had been captured by the Grand Decide French privateer, and cartied into Guada• Inoue ; and that another prize had got into that port, w! ich hav;ng perceived, he font his boat to cut her nor, whit'• they were in the a.l of doing, when a train of powder blew the after-part of the Chip up, by which accident louse of du Drake's feople their lives. d Gere• nd. drawing DYSTIUIUTION OP TRIMMONST, The Phzton, and the following asips entitled to there with laer by agreetnent, Mu. Miootaur, Santa Dorothea, la Morino. Came icor, and l'Entreprenante cutter, will be paid for the St. Ratak. at No. 9, New Broad-ftrect, on Wednefday the 236 loft. The Pomone, for the capture of la Bella Aurora, (in company with his Majelly's hoop Vificego and Pigmy cutter, vied the Eu- Hofo privateer) will be paid, on Friday the stth infant, at the Griffin, in Villier's.ftreet, Strand. The hoop Snake, for the French brig les Antis and cargo, will be paid on the loth loft. at No. at, Arundel-Brat. The Paimosss Ctisatovva frigate at Plymouth is ordered into Commillion. Capt. GARDNER, of the GELYILHEID, of 64 guns. is to have the command. and Capt. WOOLLEY to fucceed him in the latter (hip. Captain TOWRY is appointed to the command of the ROYAL CHMLLOTTE Patch, and alfo to the com mand of the feveral veffels Rationed for the defence of the Thames at Gravefend. Captain Woontev LOSACK is appointed to the command of the HELENA !loop, recently launched at Yarmouth. Lieutenant CARPENTEr. is appointed to the com mand of the MitatooK fchooner, and Lieutenants MITCHELL and Kum to command the HAUGHTY and 13LAZEIL gun•veffels. Captain W. Bt.low, who dillinguifhed himfelf in the actions off CopenhAgen and the Dogger Bank, has been appointed to the Weeatoe, of 74 guns, at Plymouth: Captain FSELDING, late of the Citcs (loft in the North Sea), has been appointed to command the Sea .Fencibles at Qleenborough. Lieut. PELLEW to promoted to the rank of Com mander, and to the command of the FLY (loop, at Portfmonth. The veffels which have been Come time building at Bermuda, are to be fent to the Weft Indies, to be at• cached to the fleets at the different Wands. , The yatch that is to be launched fhortly at Dept ford, is ordered to be called the Sovsasion. Captain LA14.7%T Baasszos is appointed to the command of the Dorfet yacht. An important improvement to the navigation of Cork harbour has taken place by putting buoys at its entrance, over the Harbour Rock and Turbot Bank , the necellity of which bas been long obvious ; and we are indebted to our prefent Naval Commanders for their adoption—the advantage they will render the line of battle flips, is beyond defcription, as there are pot more than fifteen feet water over the Harbour Rock. We infert the following for the better information of Volunteer Corps, whilti on permanent duty :--Vcs, lunteers are entitled to fend and receive letters, under the fame reftriaions as privates in the army, when fueh Volunteers are performing aBual fervice, and are abfent from their homes, and are receiving the KiNO 2 3 pay. The Royal Dublin ??lilitia, quartered in Antrim, have volunteered to fel ve in any part of the united kingdom. Tuefday the sth Dragoon Guards, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Pow sonar, were reviewed on Portobello Sands by his Excellency the Earl of Morita, accompanied by Generals VYSE and Sir James Sr. CLAIR Edema. The regiment went through their evolutions much to the fatisfaSion of the Commander in Chief. Wednefday morning, the Royal Mid-Lothian Vo lunteer Artillery, commanded by Major H. It. Brows, marched to Faher-row Sands to praSice throwing bombs, from fix pound brafs field pieces.— The target was placed at 800 yards Mance, and what (hews the profictency of the corps, from 24 (hells thrown (filled with nuaket balls), upwards of ;so balls pierced the board. One hundred and ten convios, on board the hulks at Woolwich, have been pardoned on entering' the army, and the Crown tranfport has received a mili tary guard, and orders to convey them round to Portfmouth. ENGLISH PRISONERS IN FRANCL—The !follow ing is an extras of a Letter, Dated Valenciennes, April 4, from a young Gentleman, detained a pri loner at that place. He writes thus to his friends : '• It is in vain I pleilded that my age (under t 8) ea empted me from the Confular Decree ; I was told that circumflances required I fbould be kept a prifo ner with the fell of the Englah at this place. Thi► part of the country is extremely unhealthy ; an epi demic fever has raged for s confiderable time pall; and has proved fatal to a degree. Fifteen or Sateen of the inhabitants were carried off daily, and upon an average, eight or ten a week of the poor Eng lilh There are 236 prifoners ill in the hofpital, though the fever, thank Goo, has fubfided in a great degree. There are between 7 and 800 of us in this town, moll of them are in a fickly Rate.— We daily fumigate our rooms with tobacco, and have hitherto found the cullorn extremely beneficial in re pelling the contagion." THIATRI,DeURY-LANC-011 Saturday night Mr. Lit, the gentleman who Come time fence made his firft appearance, as a finger, in the Duenna, came for ward in the part of Bekille, in Pfina. His voice, as we before obferved, poffetTes great fweetnefs and corn pals, and with cultivation he may become an excel lent vocal performer, but at prefcnt he has much to learn; he was moreover on Saturday night overcome by diffidence.—Mr. G adios., in Captain Bdoille, gavel the (hooting long with great effeet, and was loudly applauded; he alio acted the part very refpetiably. On Thurfslay leveret matches, made by the officers Rationed at Canterbury, were run for on Barham Downs. In the evening there was a grand garriton ball, given by the military, at the Affembly Rooms in that city. The trials for the annual sol. were run for at Old Wives Leafe, on Monday lan, which were won by a Serjcant of the Derby,and a young woman of "firrowley. Saturday a trotting-match took place on the Bath ro id, from Knightfluidge to Slough, betwixt a geld ing and a mate. The mare was the vidor, and trotted over the ground in one hour and eleven minutes, a ditlance of nineteen miles and a half. Early on Saturday morning St. Stephen's church, in Salford, was broken into, and the Communion cloth and Bible Rolm thereout. Six journeymen cabinetmakers were on Saturday charged at the Public Office, Marlborough-ftreet, with confpiring to T life their wages. Four of them were committed to prifon for two months. Mr. Huarsa, fen. the Ki so's Mcifenger, was relcafed on Saturday, it appearing that he was wholly runocent of the charge a115d6.7.41 aLaluil Rona ACADEMr. EXHIBITION, I Boa. On Monday, at twelve o'clock, the Exhibition at this School of Art opened according to annual cut tom, and was immediately crowded 'with genteel vifitors.—As usual it abounds with portraits, fomc of thefe, however, are of a very fuperior order.—The hiftorical attempts are but few,neither are there many good landfcapec. The piftures which engage the molt attention are the Prefident's Agar and Iflonael ; Phaeton ',Ailing the Direllion of the Chariot the Ann ; and Venus lamenting the death of Adonis ; Welt:ars Henry fll. replying to the Bilhops' Demand of a Reformation in the State ; Opie's pic ture from Gil Bias ; Lawrence's portraits of Mrs. Sid dons and Mr.Kemble ; Farringdon's View of Edinburgh ; Turner's Sea Piece; Shoe's portraitof the Earl of Moira; Beechy's Gill Gathering SiuUs ; Loutherbourg's Ava tanche; Thompti!p'uShipwreci'dSailor ; Owen's Beggars; Daniel's View of Cape Comae-in ; Hoppner's portrait of MO Lho/monde/ty; and tome others which that' have more particular notice hereafter. The general arrangement of the piftures this year is not very cre ditable ; either to the judgment or the tette of the Hanging Committee. No. 6.—11e&.--Ain*. BE ECH EY, R. A.—This is a well conceived and correftly drawn pi pure ; but the Rile of colouring is varied from that which dif tinguifbes the belt portraits of the artift. A diet of neltar and ambrofia, he perhaps thinks, gives an ex• ternal hue which &lb and blood can never attain. No. .12.-4 Lamape.-1. FARRINGDON, IL A.— We are happy to fee the works of this able painter again occupy a diftinguifhed [pace on the walls of the Academy. This is a molt beautiful landfcape, pot. ' I feffing a fine breadth of light and fhade,•and exhibit- ing a tone of colouring, which may literally be Paid to put his furrounding competitors to the bier. As this, however, is not the artift's belt pifture, we (hall pats it over with no other than thefe general obfervatioras. s7.—Portrait of Mrs. C. Thelluffon and Child.— • T . . LAWRENCE, R.A.—Thisis a very pleating groupe, ana, as we underßand, the portraits are good like neffes; but the pifture altogether offends the eye of cbafte criticism, by that meretricious glitter which diainguifhes the works of the new fchonl.—How un like the decent grandeur of that of which the late Pre lident was the head !—but things will have their day ! 23. Henry the Third Reproving the Bilbops.—R. Weszazt, R. A.—The companion of this pifture is rather teme,.but otherwife the defign is good, and the Rory is well told; throughout the whole, how ever, we trace too ftrong a similarity to former works of the fame painter.—The face of the King does not abound in exprellion. 28. The Lord's Supper; a Siereb.—B. WEST, R. A. —This is the original defign of the great pifture in the Collegiate Chutch, Windfor, and is in itself a molt admirable produftion. We have often had oc ' cation to obferve of Mr. Weft's Sketches, that they are in general fuperior to his finifhed piftures, and perhaps in no one inftance was the obfervation more true than in that before us. As a compofition it is a perfeft Rudy, which, any attempt to finint, would have robbed of its chief excellence, namely, its mas terly freedom of outline. 17. Portrait of bimfe/f.—Same artift.—Rego et Rex netus.—Here we have a laboured attempt at the like nefs of the Preldent, from his own pencil, with a bull of his Majefty in the back ground !—Of this pic ture altogether. though cleanly coloured, we are for ry we cannot give a very favourable report. 30. The Dijirultion of the Bee, tic. in the Apocalypfe. B. Wasv, R. A. The Prefident has difplayed much fancy in the defign and cotnpofition of this pifture ; it partakes, however, in tome parts, rather too much of the ludicrous, and there are not wanting thole who give it a political conftruftion, not very flattering to the Monarchical and Eceleliallical Eftablifhments of Europe at the prefent crifis—but, joking apart, it is a good pianre of the kind. 42. View near grusapore, bufw.—T. DANIEL, R. A.—lnferior to the generality of Mr. Daniel's India landfcapes, both in refpc9 to drawing and co. louring ; we take it for granted, however, that the view is corral. It was perhaps a work of haße. sq. The Drowned Sailor.—S. DRUllll4OllO.—The introduftion of a dead body. as the principal objeft of a pifture, is difgußing ; in that before us, there is nothing auxiliat yto heighten the interefi. The at ' companying figures want exprellion. 61. Tie Mi.'4 Girl—C. CRANIII.I.—A promifing fpecimen of the art—the produftion of a young pain ter, who has ripen rapidly into notice within the :aft two years ; we have, however, to caution him again ft the adoption of any of the gaudy minners of what are called the &Womble artins of the day as alio ro avoid attempting to produce any extraordinary..ffeCts of light and I h ade. 71. Gil Bias taking the K(7, from Dame Leonora in the Cavern.—J. One, R. A.—A very fine pifture, par ticularly the face of the old woman, which we have no doubt is a portrait that we (tall hereafter fee over and over again: the diftribution of the artificial light through the different receffes of the Cavern is happily managed, and produftive of a very powerful effeft. 9D. The Rofrristias Cavern.—H. Fussm, R. A.— It is really aftonifhing that a man of Mr. Final's great abilities should think such a produftion as this deferring public exhibition. Had it been fent by any other than a Royal Academician, it never could hays gained adminion : and, what makes us more angry— he has fent nothing elk ! t to. Portrait of Mr. Kemtle—T. LAWRIIN Cl, R. A. —A fine !decocts ; but we do not much approve the attitude of the figure. The artift has made a bold at tempt at fore•flortening, in which he has not EOM. pleatly fucceeded. The drawing is not Rriftly correft ; but the general effeft of the pifture is vety good. 103. Landfcape.—Sis F. Bousoloi , , R. A.—The only pifture by Sir Franci, in the Exhibition. i! is a pleating produCtior, firongly marked with the manner of the artill, but livening nothing of fuperior excel lence. It is to() glittering. 150. A Summer Evening—P.l. Dt Lour HEREnultat R.A.—We are f. charmed in general by the produc tions of Mr. De Loutherbnurg's magic pencil, that it is with pain we fubmit to the neceffity rat making any observations not according with that grateful feeling. The fiery afped (.1 the holizcin of this pi9 , lre re fembles snore the glare of conflagtatian than the ghisir of " parting day," giving tot metallic an arocar ince to all the lii rounding Wen.: v•h:tv,ire the exe• - u Lion is molt mancrly. • ed at Ie 'a td er Iy of ' re, • ly ut en to ed in, its to :CS ng illa eat to on ap. Sal am he ray ale, ion had out rint, tsa yne :on- the one sled ient, been y in eply Inch EMr. eons. npri- *ter. I that Mend. ) take Some ; and aking emely r,f her adant, nd he- ed the ble he fled in .r hay- felf to turday londay laying indeed F what ,ve the rly images. :log the F might r gave a A to re- having, ripper s, Lady of inducing hood by e had le. ription-- -and • a of thi peached st whom had been than five es4thr. is in the 'be Court c to the from the adjudge, I of New. o give fe- ib,himfelf id that he. given. ay.—Not. ,ol•—Nos- o,Sßs and ;2, 27,317, ;: . • - •.f • LAW INTELLIGENCE. thIL AWFUL MA RP. IA OF.—A curious caufe was tried two or three days ago in the Confifkory Court at Doctors' Commons. It appeared that a man of the name of Burgefs, who 'elided in great Portland. areet, Oxford-road, had for three or four years psi lived with his niece ; and that they paired for and cohabited together as man and wife. The brother • of Mr. Burgcfs promoted the prefent cAnfe, for the avowed purpofe of doing away this icceiluous inter., courle. The fads of the intercourre being clearly. proved, Sir WILLIAM SCOTT laid, that men guilty of this offence, which violated the fanßity of the laws. and produced endlefs eonfurion in fociety, were ufually puniihed by being obliged to do public penance. But he thould now punifh the defendant by obliging him to pay all the coils of the fuit. The next Rep was to abate the nuiLince,and (lop the indecency complained .41 For this purpofe he would iffue a &tie injunction, that there parties filould not merely have feparate beds in the fame houfe, but mull live in future fepac epte and apart ; and if obedience was not given to this order, excommunication and its confeguences mutt follow. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY .5._ THI KING V. JOHN LOCKER. JOHN LOCICIit WAIN• WRIGHT, AsO ISABELLA WAINWRIGHT. On the affidavit of Sir Walter Farquhar, depofing to the fevere and dangerous indifpofition of Ifabella Locker Wainwright, judgment was deferred till twat term. BARTON O. HONE. A rule had been obtained by Mr. MAItIYaT, to Phew caufe why the trial fhould not be poßponed, on an affidavit that Jofeph Mayne, of Bow-lane, Cheap fide, cotton fpinner, who was a material witnefs, was out of town, and that the Defendant could not learn when he would return, but he underftood that he was gone to a country place to take orders in the way of his bufinefs. Mr. GARROW now (hewed caufeogainft this role, and, he laid, it was the moft impudeu application that ever was made in a Court of Jußice. He had heard the King's Bench prifon defcribed in various ways, and under numerouc fignificant appellations, but he never before had heard it diftinguilbed as a country place to take orders in. This Jofeph Mayne was now a prifoner in that country place, on a con tempt for the non performance of an award, in the caufe of Lewin It. Mayne, and this prifoner is one of the bail to the prefent aftion, and had prefumcd to juflify in open Court. Mr. Maurer Paid, that the affidavit of his client, notwithflanding thefe circum fiances, might hive been (worn banal& If a perfon were unfortunately in . the prifon of the Court, it was the commoneß reply i in the world that he was gone out of town, and foeh was the anfwer probably teceived at the houfe of Mr. . Mayne on this occafion.—Rule difcharged with cogs. !BECKWITH V. CROMWELL. This was an aAion for an affault and falfe ;sari fonment. The plaintiff is a leather breeches maker. and the defendant a matter brewer. It appeared that the plaintiff had been to Hammerfnaith with a friend. and on their return home in the evening llopt to take tome refrentment at the Magpies public houfe. Some time after the Plaintiff miffed his handkerchief, and ' not wiling to accufe any of the company with taking ' it, applied to the landlady, who , felt extremely piqued that the Plaintiff thould fulpeet any of her company of fo foul a tranfailtion. The Defendant. who was Handing by, took up the cudgels, and be gan altercating with the Plaintiff, who touched the Defendant's pocket, obferving that it was poffible he might have got it. On this the defendant called in the patrole, and gave charge of the plaintiff for hav ing attempted to pick his pocket, alEgling himfelf to convey him to the cage. This was on a Saturday night, and the plaintiff remained there till Monday morning, when there being no pretence for laying the plaintiff meant to commit a felony, nor indeed had the defendant any other intention in doing - he did, than (ufing his own expre(lion) to give plaintiff a cosier, the Magillrate very properly charged him; on which he brought the prefent a&ion. The defence went merely in mitigation of dam- - but Mr. Geatovr made fo able a reply, enforcing wanton imprifonrnent, and injury the plaintiff mig have received in his reputation, that the Jury gave verdiA for the plaintiff, with 1501. damages. THE RING V. ERAS. Mr. Juflice Gaoss faid, the defendant flood to re ceive the fentence of the Court, convifted of havinr on different periods, publifned in feveral Newfpapet a very bad libel on Eaher St. MonteSuii, a Lady reputation and fortune, for the purpofe of induci, the world to believe the earned her livelihood I. educating illegitimate children, and that (he had venal grand-children of her own of that defcriptior [Here the Learned Judge read the libel]—and ferved, that Mrs. Montefiori, the profectitris of thi information, was a Lady of fortune and unimpeach charaiter, the mother of 14 children, one of wi had been the defenislant's wife. This libel had bt publifhed in different Newfpapers no lets than fit times. between the sel of September and the s4th c 08ober laft. The manuicript of it was in th hand-writing of the defendant himfeif. The COUI confidering the wholes cafe, and to fame to the Public its peace. and this Lady her comfort, from the malice of the Defendant, do order and adjudge, That he be imprtfoned in his Kijeil) 's Gaol of New. gate for Sri Calendar Months ; that he do give fe. tinny for his good behaviour for five years, himfelf in vol. and two curette: in 2501. each ; and that hs be further imptifoned until fuch fecurity laC given. ENGLISII SWF LOTTIILY.—F: , urth Day.—Nol. 618, 9,927, 20,262, 25,580, P!tiCS of t,oool.—Nos. 7,4.7:6 and 15,494. Prizes cif s,sos..—Nos. t 0,882 and I 1,658, Pliers of 2001 —Nn.. 2 1 i .551 23,382, 27.317, Prizes of 5,cc7, 8.752, 11 ,334, 1 5 , 954. 25.052. Prix:, rd scl. The Ti.ket No. 638, drawn nn Sarurdiy a prize of ,cool. was bold in One Q2Arter, Two E;giiths, and Light Sixteenth Sharea, I.y T. 131.4, N Cornhdl, land 9, Charing Croft, where all fOrn Nrentr Pounds tl Twenty Thousand will he paid on demand. Tkr hiloving is the SIA:C • f the Wheel : s -t Zs-.- 5 l'ris•r*ot l . i ono I c-Y• 7 s I 4.•••• 5 13 fa) bcc g ofrea. ; 0!!): I N Ile ti:e • • an:inuf) I Wc.in. lay Celt Will be thc L.PAT oi L./truing. xam- or of law ) had that icy of le I ft, and mentc :mned ent in ;lets of :nglifh night. ;ly de- Is glad was al of the mint del !on st/ lion or Iv hay.! ilfued; nitting. Lou:lsar id day. b DAN• ~ the in the me