Star. — London, England, 1804-09-27 00:00:00

PRIVATE THEATRICALS COXHLA l'H CAMP. The Officers at this place have built a very ele gant Theauc in miniature. Titer tirft performance was on Friday evening • the play The Heir at Law, and the atterpieee the Illoyor of Garrett. The pacts were call as follows : THI HEIR AT L Ayr. Dick Duals' - - Capt. Cuter, Id Ganrds. Donor Panglos - Capt. BR A unva.L. Colttftr.—m. Homelpun l'Or.Cooxr, aft Weft York. Lord Duberly - Capt. rLW IN Writ Notiolk. Henry Moreland - Ntr. liar ROW. CAditreani. fstedfaft . Capt. Sria La NG, DittO. John Caft Ktrl TON, Kenrick •• - Mr. BALING ro N. 3d Guards. Lady Puberty •. Mrs. 1-lAl' (II 'KN. Caroline Donner Miff NomoNog. eerily Homek on - -8. Ml ructt. TWA MAYOR OF GARRAT. Eir Jacob Jalop . Captain ELWIN• I.inte - - Mr iINGTON. Major Sturgeon - Mr Dor La, Cridarearn. Bruin . - Capt. Currzueuwarr,aftW.Y. Jerry Sneak - Car B 3 Anor "rffpin I ireltap Major Pitt Ts wins. 'Mrs. Sitesk • • MisEnslonot. Mrs WOOS, - . Mrs HATTUottr. • -IJpe charadler of Did Daudet, was fopported with preset fpiriy in the different fresco with Cagy Homejimm. BaaooTdy at 00470/ PariglOr. kept the CQMI - in a roar of laughter ; his Ityle of aniog was univerfally admired. and his pronunciation of the Latin prr red. his claflical knowledge. Ezekiel Home. Jiffs 140 in Mr. Coots an able rsprefentative. Mr.. B ABINGt ot in '''enrich made as much of the IrigIMOM as poffible t• his dialeet was admirable ; he Iyjnpatlaifed in the difireffes of Cero'ime Vomiter with mush keeling, and neveLlott fight of the duties of a faijhfirl fertrar.j.. hoed boly',l vulgarity contribut ed.to the mirth of the company ; the charadier alto geiher was well fupported by Captain Et.wre.— Cntil Hernefpon had a very faithful reprefentation in Mts. Mover.' whole fimplicity and correa con• ception of At charalter, obtained for her the moll general appl tufa. Mifs EDMONDS did much juitice to the part of Cararscs Dormer, and the retl of the tharafters were very refpetlably I - upper:fed. The company prefent were the Earl and Counters orCHATN•II, Earl and Counters of TeMPLE. Lord Sourts•rar TON and family, the neighbouring Nobi iity, and Officers of the Camp. A more brilliant a 1• faablage of falhion.hes felsiom been witneffed. The Theatteiwas brifilaistly illuminated ; a full military baird attended, and before the performance began, 0 , 9°4 fare the King," and " Rule Dritannia," were played with great area. . The Hydra of the Pagm Mythology has been ren dered Ifs miraculous by a dircovery of Dr. C• 11 vnit. of Prato. in Tufeaay, He had the opportunity of entantining a ferpent with two heads, which was young and alive. It lately died from milmanage melt, bat it is prefetved in fp - • for the gratification of the curious. It had, in Tome refpeels, the appeal aneeof two ddlinet animals, for the funeliors of the heads 'Coned panic& y independent of each other, and they were perceived often to move in contrary direc tions, and in fearch of different objets. The; Cie cult Court of Jufliciary was opened at Ayr on ThurfJac fenaight, by the Right Hon. Lord deitrowsar.c. The only bufinefs bef re the Court was an indictment thgainfl IVilliam Macadam, la bourer at Klkerrang 'charging him with the murder orTformas Mackernie, tiff, labourer at Kilkerran, by firiking him a blow on the head with a grape. Mac &data - failed to appear, and fentcnce of outlawry WAS pronounced againfk him. On Saturday fennight a young man, belnnging •o Relfo, of the name of rhomas Laidlaw, felt over the flack yard wall,of hlnfet idle, about feven feet, by which he reeetvcd a violent corttifion on his head, vrisiat„ in 9?ite of every medical affl trance, occaficncd his death in a fedr hoots after the accident. On Thorfday, after the ringers at Amefbory had been drinking to the health of a new-married c ouple, Tome of them unfortunately went to the river ttihatbe in • the hat eh.bole, and one of the hatches being, tip, the dranelet of water overpowered' a young man named George Aldridge, who was drowned us fkght of his companions. On Sunday a lighterman fell frnm a plank at the Floating Dock. Rothcrliithe, and was dIUWIItd• A young woman. Ott Friday ercninz, returning from a skip lying off the temporary (midge at the flock in Wal•ping, fell Ott of the boar,oanS was car• tied under a tier of barges ; fhe was, h.werer, cut hi about ten minutes and tettored to life by the refurcirative prccefs. _ . . - . • On Snhday evening a veiling man, tiding a rn:ri!ed lam* ini3lasifriars-rnad, and c,ming in crnta:h with si coach, the boric leas thrown dnyen, and the r "tn?, Witt &MIA^ ham He'ieas taken to . ,St.Thotna.'s tcl ty arternarn, k•ltn Ptirvin:. a (tee, tt •Pp nf It•inic at the Ii.SCI, rt••intain F '-htirg!t, 1:)nt::elt butt, that hc Sind im- T 4. rte) , of et he va , cured the R0y.,1 •.t y. He has ILIL aL. aed thiee On Sitneay a ynor wntr. in ve.t. attar ; by a bull it. a !it'll near Otte :lad luck, and f •:kni bAtift tivot her life i•• (hog, r. it r. r. 1:k -e)le that 0, rime hull a a,t3:l:ed Orfoa re!;2;:t. , z, 11.7.:1"1 h c, 1 . it ‘o".'l pir.r.cd it diAtn fort_ pelt; n. p a ling tr.• cn.tlJc,l I, rn to efeape. 'el r pr , pii.tur has orde:6d the IL:r lio°. alti nal to hc 1,411;2. Mond my itCW bottles, built I. Mr Brit, on the Week Rnad, our C•sr ed. in cint.quenc of tI c ne-,;J::ence ,•: t, nloch vk:in 'suit 4i fleet), cn h• ik I...hted, which I.t tirt to fume fhavinp, vv:;en the I! inns enmmun;L mid to th, , and :IC I. , r.nct Tr.:l .1 p- . to*.tlly an n 1,,1 ti.ent - Litt ste_li, a boy .tbnut Eve years f Cehtlerp.an living at Greets, n.. .tr M tittit,l tee, havirg !itched t.r) and e a convr. , n; f u n g us, t i, t o id rtt.t , l, 10pp:sling it to he .1 to , .l:!enntn, he s% fc. aff,..tt-A with C nvoltivc twiteltist.;•, it; , 11 . II anal (welling and !,'.teLnsf , of the !_u:.l, and 01.• ; at.d trt.red the moil ft ight tul lb: itk., with irregular dillntti,n t :•1" the v In lc !),,Iv. Lt Il is li uw ion he remained I'ur le% eta! hnut s ; but ss.i; a' It 1.• th re:r.vcred by judicious medical tr.-a-twit% n to be patticulatly slEdinik 11.11• C.tig‘rwus prACticc. ( • I .I :11 s • I. Days .4 DI 4‘1.• i! POLICE. &t. . On Satui r clay.* Mairborop4silrel Police Office, young man'of TafhlAnabteappearan , ce, was charged with'fitteiing a forged. hill of acceptance, purporting to he drairn by 1,..0rd Foley. with asst intent tat/eke/1d Meffi.s. ICofs and. Co. Pectunsers, Bilhopfgate-ltreet. Ile svaealln charged with obtaining goodsunder falfe pretences from different. trackfmen, b.yatfuyning the name of Lord Foley: To the firft charge kbe profe ctitordid not attend; and the evldcnce itt the fecond charge not being I - albeittit to Wei4ant•the-Magiltrate to commit the Orono, he *was difcharged. kperfonswas do Tuefday brought up for eiami; na:inn be fore Mr. BOND, the-Sitting Magillrate, at the Public Office, Bow-fircet. He was charged with having reeds:cif and negociatern Col. bank note for Beak, the letter-carrier, who was littely drowned at Deptford, well knowing the fame to have been ex tratiedfrom a letter fccreted by the failfiettle. Mr. Anthony Parkin, Solicitor for the rod O. anew ded, and obferved, that hefore,tbe prilhner could,be implieated, it was neceffary to make out a cafe againft Beak. For this ourpofe the Clerk tend the informa tions upon oath given by feveral witraffes, which went to prove, that the letter. with the note in queftion, had been Crewed by Beale. The next ficp, there. fore, was to Thew that it had tome into the prifoner's poffeflion, and that he knew it to have been leaved. In order to make out this, Mr. Anthony Parkin, So- licitar for the Poll Office, and Samuel Jones. his clerk, (wore, that in endeavouring to trace the note, they had examined the ptifoner,and found in his horde a great number of Bank notes, which he had confcred to have received from Beale ; that the prifoner did not then inform them that he had been up all night with Beale, on the night before pea): left lawn for Dtp s tfoi d, though it afterwards turned out on the evi donee, and on the prifoner's own confeton, that he had fat up all night with him at that time. From this and other evidence, the witneffes were bound over to proTecute, and the ptifoner was fully committed for trial. IM PORTOR.—A perfon was on-Tuefi!ay night CRa• mined before Mr. BOND, at Bony-hreet, on a charge of fraudulently obtaining divers (urn; of money from 1 the Earl of CLAILLNDUN, by writing lettisrs to him, fometinses in the name of the Rev. H. Paul, and at other times in .the name of the Rev. Dr. Bennett, pretending to be on the behalf of a widow in the greatell &firth ; but fome fufpicion arifing. a letter containing a bank note was fent as the prifonir li re efed, and immediately after its being delivered to, he was taken into craflody by Atkins, one of the Buw-greet Officers ; under a warrant iffued agairfil him. On (catching his lodging', a number of let ters and papers were found, amongft which was an account of the money he bad received by this nefa rious made, and which amounted to near pot. He' was committed for farther examination till Lord CL ARE tr DON comes to town. Two boys who had run away from St. Giles's Wm khoufe, and bad been (cited, wete brought a few days ago to Bow•ttreet. It appeared that the boy were of a alifirlo ion extremely bad; that they could neither he fixed as apprenti:e7, nor in the Worklscufe, best made their cleave. This is only worth mention ing, r.n acco u nt of an obfrtvation made by Mr. ' Bonu, which deferves the attention of every Parish. IBy the sth of Qfeen Eu.tzato ni, it appear: that the Magifir ate has power to commit Gffenders of this fort for one month ; but it is presioutly neceffary that a declaration fliould have been drawn up by the Vary Clerk, and, we believe, figned by the Nlagittrate, at Rated feafons, that the boys have been let to work, ntherwife the Magillrares have nn p;avTr over the de linquents. By the advice of Mr. Boats, this has Deep done already in feveral parilhes. but as the pa• tlith of St. Giles's had negleaed it, the boys were of Courfe fent back to the workiroufr. Cu I LOH AL L. —Ttiefday the City Patrole °Meer!. brought up a number of fufpicious characters, whom they had taken into ctdlody the preceding evening, at the Plou,th public-1101)1e. in Elackliorfe-cotirt, Fleet [treat. i:lott of thrill he:l:g Inch known 4epredators, the Alderman fent fume °aboard the tender, and re : minded others for further examination. The hand -1 lard of the honk, who had fulFered one of the yang to efcape through his bar window, was f e ver ely re primanded, aml had his licence taken away for hat bouriwg A pour Mein:it-inns woman charged 3 botcher in the nfighbouillo%l7lNo!WZXlC Marko', with virlently turning her out of his Ihop, in contequence of her re filial to plif tome git:;.tt that •A'::% taint: d. ihe Is ocher, in Ili' d..fe o•••, tat the meat was not (tale, and h! tined the corn/I,n' ti,t'• c •tuht..", .sir., he obferved, had made hint cult the n ..rt oil a j anti then would not buy it. The man, ,:ffe: deprecating l,e M..dc to which fcrue treated the p.lat, a Jvifcd the as there 1... d ben nn Mons, to retire and cif-id a I,:con-iii.vion, which they acc:ded tn. !sinfl ty two women wet.: examine I bs fore the Loan Ma 'cos, nn a cher.e of uttering entititerfr.it filvcr. Ano in tai • ite.riin7 Bank notes. vac all iernauslc ;: I r, xamit.aeints. On Wednebbiy fe'ratight,:larnoel I! wryer, a boy of nrly buir teen years was committed to I-forth:l» cliar : ,cd %s lit} reloni it•!le ctittri»y, tit: bottle of Mr. A. Vi'alt:r, of f. th!vni h ins, on the 12tit init. and Ile,tOng tLitcin tv-o Ir.tbl. Flutes, value two g11,11:::1, au:l .1 :A. note of p in t. T:iis T, bb.r C“IIII ired to :fear: vitu the booty, ts ink patted the note., Crecy 'sac trac ed to his Seme alu ri.i.• ; ; di pi edati-ry ! Are accused to the Had: 1:y Mai butchint 'lately bat in tie flight tioe On Monday fibinii ht, fbralt was lodtr-d in T.:111.1 , . it GO.ll, by se r:f T 1 , 11 I lampflire. i r flltliti:r in an i . the par ol ii?' fly. SM% nrit.. of ;he Regulus merchantman, (late a wit-at:et ) was C , tnr.)it;k ::'rid sy rnorn• 111, at 1' , 1711,118.101, fir :!.. in nil .1 I h..rg•, (bat t grit', p calls - 'took fr P.n les,t..l,if'' VI her. A Fait di cller teas nn Fiir! c - Wlta :Ala pet Of;:ee I ft 171 I , f cn:hrs an of p:Voi to pole of gttli,ig chAvg.:J. e n) , •ucy, "it IN;,.1w:L!) cti 4.. d in Oat ce wc..l returned T t.i !.`..ix at • I.lr e.. I•N! t I }I • . , L :41 • 11111111 .1 I i .1 iii The Offi , ' 1 Gant Theai i Was on Frit i' i 0 and the aft , I were call a t Dick D o ' Dnitor F iszkirl 1 • ' . Lord Du Henry Si fstolfuft I: johnCn h r 1 e k Lady Du Caroline Cechy H Sir Jacob I.inte 1 Alsjur S Bruin 1 ]]ee ry Sni pin I 'Mrs. Sac i 1 Mrs Iln 1.. . ch a i,'. : groat a fpi rq l Captain Bt patty .in a univerfally Latin pr. r p hail in Nr.. Bat Irithanan a: fyropathife , nosh cyclii faifhilil fee eil.to the act • gethcr oat Cecil, gent I' hits. MIT( .i caption of .1 general ail to yhe part thaxafters The eon. orCH•TN A Say TM • err City, and C. fenthialle ° Theatac i tat hatid &tyro 111 9 0 4 fast played witl The Hy dared Ids I volt. of Pi of exaniini yowl% and mail, bat of she uuri 'moot 1%111 beads frets they were llCons, aud . Thal Ci on Thud httitiowi was an i. boater at o 1 Thant. firiking h aslant fail pranonne On Sl4l &No. of flack 'tat by which labial, it his death On r bien Brit !nine of t in 'the h. the drat named C of his ct On St Floating A yai (torn a I fleck iu tied told (.0t iii at refurcira • On Sr korfe in. a coach, wit+ tit jeapit al l'i id i] tt • 1 ,, p • F •-•htir T• iti.:! 11..ty. 1 i On S 1 51. 4 belt' b..uif, 1 t i ahle Om • git tfoil / ch.o.n ti" efc ape. ' .nay to t At Mond B 4•11, on ed. in c• . i rt .7.1 c, cn hik se:len tt, Litt , Catalan ter, hat' tutu rt.. , ' •. lc. •:1 at 11 c:(::, I :,lit 111 .C ; 11 '' a 1 is 11 i i: . i, (•i,i....... • al.it c. XR VIDETTE EATERS. t'sr.a • lie finee, when the Dublin yeomanry Were o t port. -cent duty, the main guard of a eel tain tiL zileer C^rps; being Rationed in Stephen's Orgill, neaf' the refidence pf their Captain, Sir Jona very fine pair of leverets, which were intended as a prefent for the Knight, by the blunder of a drunken higler, were left at the guard bottle. Without any very toirotte infinities after the owner of the leveret, they wets Ordered to he dreffed for fupper ; and, in addition to the contents of their haverfacks, afforded a very comfortable regale to the men on duty. Scarcely was topper ended, when the guard was ordered to be turned out, and two videttes, or orderly men, baying n-tifi,.d to them the appt nach of the vi i,ing officer, immediately rode on to give a fimilar warning at the next military poll. The Officer, who was an Englithm tn, fonn after atrived, and having infrefted the guard, enqtaired of the ferjeattt, had he fern his videttes Now the honell ferjeant, thoogh a good praelical foldier, was totally Ignorant of the termer de suers?. The fimilittkie of founds (truck his ear ; his conlcience accufed him—he thouOtt the leverets were enquired after; and he replied, with evident contemn, Why, pleafe your honour, we ate them." What," exclaimed the afloniflscd Officer, " ate -the videttes, ate tb 4:nes ! and in the name of wonder, what have you done with their arms?" 1' Why," anfwered the fetjeant, " we ate them toe ; we ate them, legs, beads, arms, and all ; but we then did n .t know they were your hollow's." The aflonifhed officer thought it a folly to remna nt -ate, and fled with horror from a body of men, who feemed to unite the carnivorous propenlities of the anthropophagi, to the digeflion of the coarich. EPIGRAM VINITTILN ON SENING CITTY, THE YOUNG ROSCIUS ►ERFORM AT BIIMINGNAM. At BITYT aftonilled thtfolks eager gas J, 4 l'was wonderful!' Aill ttey kept faring, For my part, I own, I was not much amaz'S At Icing a Balt Boy isleyirg. Monday morning, about eleven o'clock, as a dal. man with his cart was gathering his ddit in Gray's Inn-lane, a poor mar., a coachman, •Avho happened to he going by the cart, was fuddenly taken with a fwimming in his head, when he fell down and the wheel paired over his (boulder and one part of his head, which literally (tweezed one of his eyes out of the locket. He vas immediately taken to St. Bartho -1 Imew's liofpital, but little hopes are entertained of his recovery. Fortunately the cart was empty,other wife he muft have been killed on the fpot. On Sunday fe'nnight, Mr. J. Pate e, of Llanfyllin, was attacked on the Wrexham toad, near Belgrave, by two Tess on foot, who plundered him of .I.co gui neat in cafls, together with bills, drawn at Shtewf bury, Ofweilly, and Dolgelley, amounting in the wh•de to 64. The villains, not fatisfied with their prey, or pet haps in hope of finding more concealed in his clothes. abfolutely tripped him of his coat and waiilcoat, and decamped with their booty towards Eccleflon. A large reward is offered fur their ap chenlion. Monday fe'nnight, in the evening, as Meffrs. Wil kinlon and Fox, two farmers, refiding near Tara, County of Meath, were returning home from the fair of Navan, they were attaCked by a banditti of robbers, who fired on them, and killed Mr. IVilkin fon on the fpot, and wounded Mr. Fox in fo defpe rate' a manner that his life is defpaired of. They then plundered them of all that was valuable about o.em, and walked off deliberately with their booty. IVe alio underhand their dating mifcreants robbed a Rend, man the nest day, of his watch and calh, near the Black Bull. Lift week an 'flatten was taken it Wordfley, near Sibiu bridge, on the body of a main infant, who was found drowned in a fills pool, belonging to Mr. Holt. The body was in a putrid (late, lions the length of time it had been in the water. Verdkt—Wilful mur• der, againft come perf)ti or palms unknown. Friday fe'tmigl t, as a young gentleman of Cardigan was attuning borne from (hooting, he thoughtleisly entrufled hit , loaded gun t,i the (-ate of a little boy, i.n I is way, met wilt a 114) fellow ; and a slit . - putt rr:,..aiog the place arising betwixt them, the etilt w.s that the latter was mot unfortuna•ely kill:n. - . the fro!. - The Ili i l l tif Mr. Tnroir s DI lON, merchant, in Aytm. rear Bctssick, tci. robbed fine months ago .if aiticicc in the Ji pay line, to a eery 'lnge amount. 'the culprits efcapcd detction, by frerel int: up di:lr plunder, till a few days agn, when Come nnlen goods appearapce in Ber ,,,i.kiiipori-Twecd. An inveriigation '0,4; pt i c e in confccpicocc, and lall week three chaife‘ full of 1 1 2 , 4, piired thieves we, e fast fit from lbilt pl.tce for C.:,scillAw pit ia - - • • it WAN fit.t, ai repot t:1. a ‘v , elty Alderman's bar ber whl ohttirted the I'6 /- of Ten Thottfand pounds nn 7•loniLiy l&ft, the fit t 1 d.ty of Drawitiy, ; bu., with Cie :(.,re set t ffnre tli: it was 1 retested by the Pict al hstl,l of a G;_tstleman, h;,-;h in nflice at the Kink of Engitntl, to his Ku bt:r ( lt ts received I' him one Sittcenth Skate in every Lottery for mtny bars pad, as a reweid for hi atten dtv.e: or. his c.tployer.) been ptid it ..... . SrArr.l..nlTl4l7, 1 7 1P,111 DAY.-7), Ticket, No. to Ovt THousAst) and 7.i.. 32Fv. draati tic hone innriling were both fqld in '. al.r. I ,AP D, P,raSi, and Cos Office, P.m% 1:vt1,.• - a;!e : ;ornai la its' (Halter., two of .a i:•:1 11t1 And the len three And fix Sir next will the :,Licithi Day of T.VII 01"11.111 W, II I• 1 li•i API S. .LOIVP9IV ifARKRTS: CORN-P.XCHANqr, yT.D.NFsoA . Y, i',UP•ri..EL 26. 'the Maiket being fill' entice frautift fuppll. illelVhcTte, Pricno forlhiara faaoplia r Ike trade far torteriealfeas ii daR and cheapur.—Ot, Piggy there is but at ma r. ", Irift his inort randy 'ft* at' r.t:hcr better —Old Rye 3Se. par **ter, and good Grey Peale fetch 44a bde g a demand for prime Oats, Nther rt.ces are ; the other forte being in full fu rpl.,-, are rather—Hour Ready. . ; GriNEH i dlL.CUititliNCY Ati UNDID& ‘Vheat, 56, Cir. 765, per 9r. , Pege 44s to Goa. Pine Ditto, ;Is. gsa • od. ' 4ts. 04: • Rye , iSe. alt. 04. 'tick Pitto 34a.t4t1. fatlJ • 3 t 36,6. cd. Malt, 64 , cd. • • l'oLlnd 6itt.o,je• od. Vikitt.realto . Rape feed; 391. to 421. per 11.01112. Fine Flour 6 , a. to 6:4. per rack. PRICE Pi IN THE 13a11“ Bags 31 w, to 41 MS I Pockets :54 to 51 On PRICE of 1-I.t Y and S FRAU , in SNI'l 1:1•111.D. Meadow H 4, per Load, - • 71. is io 7L t5l Clover - 31. .31. 1,..• Straw, per Load • •tl. 13. F.CCI.}4IASTICAL rRONI6TIOi.I. Oltroar, Set tif I—Lailk week a Dif, , ealatien ?,..1 crublilt the Rer. lidvrard M. A. S,haptas, to the Right Hon. Lord North% ick, t., S.tla the Au,o:4 in. Chapelry of Wick, near Perfbore, with the Rediery of Roufcleilch, in the famervighboo,lau...l. MI the nth inft at Rob. Ak'illi.ans . r. Efq. of Moot Park, the Lzdy of Wm. Williams, Efq of Lincoln. Inn hada, of a Rid. born fon. On Monday, the 24th heft. the Lady of Thomas Lan flo lgts, Efq of ILtnit.,.l. hi Kent, if a danhitr. On the tyth lilt. at liarcurna,lictehudfhire,ths Lae., of bit unger:ord 14,44nr, Bort. of fan a•Ad har. On Sunday Lit, the t6th jolt. Lady Grant, of hfooyinufic, of a daughter. MARRIED. The Hoe. Peter sore Blaquiere, fbn of toed De l plaqui..-re, ao Mils Eliza O'iiri• a, daughter of Dods n, Yfq. of On Saturday, Prruor:f.:y Church, by the it,v. I.omas Evans, Batiill.l Cush, of Walwortb, to M.iis Jaclifon, of the fame place. On Saturday laft,at St, Mary's, Newington, Cot-reins Witte. noom, of the Inch.: I loufe, to P,Wa Woodycr, of Manor p; • ce. Walworth, the only furviving daughter at the LILC Richard Woodyer, On Mrednefdiy fe'nnight, Mr Milford, of Cagle Cary, to It lira Arabella &china% of the fame place, youngeft daugh t er of tl.c late , Captain Bcchinal, of the Ruyal Navy. :c rains :inLi- :e et; NI-. .p"4. DIED. - • -- - At Caul, near Atachterarder, 013 the 13th PA. Mrt. Ai'xat dcr Stewart. At Matil,fden, by Brnhin, on the t7th ink Mr. David Fria ri..r. f irmerly l'eniniander of a lip in ti.e Indies At Barkmill, OA/ the tith intl. in the 74th year of his age, Mr. William Bait, merchant. Aberdeen. Of the yellow fever, in her pa (lase home from Dominique, in the aid year of her age, Mrs. Blake,w.(e of Captain George Blake, of the vith regiment. (hi the Lth init. at Cnnarvon, in North lrcdes, Mrs. Lewis, wife of Thomi. Lear+, Efq. of Mount Hazel. • Sunday lA, Mrs. De Medina, wit . ; of Solomon De kTedina,Efq. Saturday lift, at hi. feat at WA keltura-plaer, hi Surfeit, joleph Peyton, Efq. Admiral of the White. in the B.•,th year of his a;e. On tl.. t)th hilt. at her cottage mar Chtrtfey,thc Right Hon. Lady Stilwell. in the 4411 'ear of Mt age., .11u. of the to th.ir !loyal iiiitlinefec the PrinerlTrs Acquits and Id!r.tb , th On Sunday lafl in the Cuuhty tiofpital plied, a farmer Demmer. The deecale el, in 014; fr •i•re n. was thrown front hi. hone about a mile from that atty.:Aid drag ped in the airrup a cot; ,i.le eahle Jida^rc I , CfUre he emit! he litre. gaged. He was fp cd(sf. V , hen taken un. a,id wan eun•rpol to the Csuuty Heefpital, where curry medical :laid arce was adroiettlereri in vain, as he con:inued in n.arly the fame itate as when taken uv wail L: wired. TO.MnRROW. Sun Wes Sun fee nli,iute..att,tr 6 I ca raiuu:c4 after 3 Moon lira 0 aft,r ii - - • lilt-iIIWA • LoNIXIN T0.110k101.4 Mort6vg A tte.mon” AUTUMN PHYSIC. NOTHING Ltinr mare , 4 , L:antec at this (tainn of thC.year than a Purifier of the Blood that will eradicate mot/ eruptions which now generally make their appearance osa :haft who are aLliel •d with a Scorbutic Complaint. it is with in. fieite pleiJure vic announce the fuerefs that has attended the aelati. of Dr. BKOI/1:14 . 1 Bor 0,14. Al. Seal,. Another mo tive far pot-ming this .Nddrefs to the Public is, the ►uowledze teat ii the Bot snical top is taken in time, it will prevent thok Lure: fits or Wrier, which always p-rvail In this and the cofteiag months. The B staule $1 syrup effectually cures Evils, Cancer:. Scrophuhrue extracts tr.ercury out of tlse .<,vii Cough ever to family fauated, and even in safes wherc Ssllvation has tailed of cure in the matt inveterate Vene r eal Cons pLyints. Ihe many thollfiltd cures per:armed by this Invaluable Medicine may bt d lily Let. in the I.ontl nand Bath Papers And alto its the Pamphlets whleh may be had at the heufc (,Trai b) The Botanic,' Sy cup and Reltorative Nervous Cordial to be had 3t the haute. No 9, .sllaJnsitrect,l3Liclariars Road, in bottles at and fe. y irzitadtd. N I: A. D. s I os, the propticor, fon of Dr. S'tv:,!:4l. ut the P 4 ,) re ot Ph) Lootion ) thry hr .:43- fahed from tot II 3, or • IL!ter ur,,„l A Hy,:lc cot 3.11 i I z at 211. TO 1 HOMAS T.M.OR ESQ DIAN it t. N. 9. Bri4ge-Ittve, London. IFl'.l.t. It .t duty inc.”l-.1,01t ITon me, to intotzn ....0 .4 I:I: fl s' rr..e z:-.: . vr.1.•:0i!... ) Cc re I bar t•t--tivv.l - , 0 - 1 ., ) ,,,,r , nv .i.. A w c 14.1,5.1,,,-..!.: ...K 1;7. 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