Star. — London, England, 1804-08-28 00:00:00

ON THE DEATH OF MR. HARE. 'treadles ratite. I Word,`fde. tlt eadefilined, to wet she• thee Waage of his Aiken:meat. affeetiocand `darn' He viewed the do:cured at worthy of the Maud in ternmatiel. He was ap pointed Melee Ofiterai Of OW VIM'. Withiflttilfl deemed hire, to tote of sc o ld in perhaps, the enty MAT he 'Arnie Mods, *klcb now lie cold in his cola, the Mord mei ride of America could be fafels wielded lie trilled hiccifandy with manly Aimee& agaloft poet mil! and buttebed you, in gate of your , Ivey,' from hope:airs rain.-as His {cathode was for yea; for birofelf be feared not. He had bees charged wititamMtion.—Wheri be retired frogs the array, of winch he ws Major General, be declared hewer levee WM s ecant *fan Aloe %toles his &Mary fa vedetthim by adept Midge lavabos. Pine ell ,his purpore (ADAM to fed, his detemainatione were irrocifilee.—No power could digit him from them. He was rigid and learzible. " Dot he was hot arehltioss. I declare in the referee of diet Qatar Salvo before wise= we are now fpcdatly affereMed, that in all Our Moveristions , in all his meditationons, be and was ((Menemteonate.m polyfor the welfare of his country. He er* ((M ene m His heart, faithful to itfelf. Myer knew how to eased whet it fat. He placed it in his hand; exhibited it to the people,and chat binged rigid Infpcdion. He Mew nO gsdlt ;be tsar not how to dliffenthis. * But &Meg% retired hem sem be newer for a momate ha Rio private capacity forced his attendee to be diverted Rom pub. lie Mine& He was A redoes {rl6& of liberty. Hr was alien dm, watehrtil and alive to referee it. He feared Ira popular rel:„...widd lime the precise , &poet in indecent and mimed He dreaded radices, and w :s apprehenfive that their col. khan would it. For. my friends, my contrymec,l bcfceck I yea oot to a to pristroa—Look into; examine gas, satl by 1 1 theferd:;e of i a meaferea . our g,,, II 'manta 1 cannot eater into a confider des of theories that have produced the melancholy event which I ha bras& us tosidier. I will not-4 ought not to endeavour to Gecko tha which you feel. I pray you to repents that tenger, with& Wen lead to acts off: - obve to the Welty of the tows. For my dsomfol sad disk:Sous friend I blench you to be [ tabs aod p t e r a anjull. . . k Ref , HamColludin ddrefing than) in your academical ' parfaits remember that ilton was your patron. Imitate his 'hues ; revere his talents; tripe& Ma grounds " And you. Gentlemen of the Oar. width be Uktudosted with his melee. (body rise ezample be has left of bis carasplary integrity Midi cline. lie was the ontormot of yam prokalon. * And toe, brother& of the faddy of the Cincinnati, and do you who %sew him its Ow dry of allidtion.sitHibber his arifdast la the Cabinet ; bis wailltralif "door is the ichl gmata. " And you. Reverend Clergy, acranpany the body of the de ceded to the place of its i nte rment , and pmform your holy We d/04 thelad fad Ace." .. SY HF.E. BRACE THE DOCHF3S OF DEVONsHOUL H •ARI 'tent. the %veil of denth-.-what fpirit And butft the !hackle , man b &staid to bear Can it be tree, and 'anicift tSs fetifelefa dead Molt fon-Whim Anginas count Clie Mb of Mote Shall not his genies life's fort date probe& (Pure as the dither of its kigred Shall at enchant no longer from his tonctiet Os brim in vivid fladaus, front his titf Oh no! that rind, fed' every purple 11, lias art, Ass! unissiisi dolts' ; betivall'd fancy , judgitent, fede, mai wits 'Wet his, sea only left Mtn at die too& get, rptrit! sett : for gentle was thy courts. Thy me. like tempted Nos, no venom knew,' For US$ Behettakitee elleted the farce Of the been pets thy seatehlefe Wire *yew. Yet 000 alum thy swiss I eethee. ,for o'er thy. teilutetteleute Oltep the tea But weep to thlhk I 801 l beheld Du mere A loft campanioo, and a friend amen ! GINERAL NA LM! FUNERAL. ...f00........... tee* Yoh, .I*ly vs. doe. On gatcrday lay the remains of this Gentleman were interred: accompanied with military honours, in the family 'aut., Trinity Churebsyard. Although de period which elapfed between Ws dept Hof and his f un eral was but O to rt, yet the lively tecollettionof his Revolutionary Cervices; his acknowledged (opener genius ; his tranfeendant talents s his private loath i his fleeing integrity, and the amiable franknefs of his bean. exited in our citizen s an alcommou cordiality and vigour to teltify their high fele of thee virtues by every densoneratiois of refpoll. There was a very renal en {i o n of Issfines. and the beds were dietwismatly loaded with fpeasion. .., Its codfavadity fkeiinot ""Oftetw ent . I the P l* " , I" There is now in a garden at. Collington en apple ppm was famed in to binfon-ereet,where me decemea tree which has blefoined thrice this feafon—the fief General ay. Amu sa o'clock. /tie folliwing snide is nearly ripe, the fec ond fet, and third in blofforn. vedettes...Tire Anillisty....the 6th Regiment of Militia There was likewife taken from a field, at fame place, .e.lrlank CoMpattiee-i.etneintuni Sodety.-4 t a mer- a Balk of oats which produced 243 grains. co stain Of Cites, of elldelloteinatlods-.the Coles,. A boy about fix years of age, who from his birth with fall•ltearerradse General's Haft affroptiately had been deaf and dumb , about three months finer atedrill -hn Chi khea e _____, al/4 Itelativeg— Z r , bYficia"— : fuddeoly received the faculties of (peak and hear theG.Pecrotirloweact;ltbotlie soeTurdi6""re ucotolatiou'eta_Gdoonoorale— ii/n .. 1....b .. 1 . ha5_ _lnen fent to_ _f_clool m at em U or thr . idge . , uncandont of the State, in his earriage--Corporafion of the City ready "P`aY! great po wers of T ono mon quickneis in learning. of New Yorßeftdent Agents of Foreign kowers..- Officen of our Army and Navy—Military anffliaval A man re fi ding in Rateliff-Highway, on Friday ofreceee of Foreign powere...militin as cet i c of the took a litter of puppies to drown, having previoolly sew ehe various ofken of th e of hanks— locked the mother in a room on the fink floor ;—tbe ame b a o f c ommerce a nd merehaftes....Wardeas mother, however, on heating her young ones crying ewe t he t h e window, and attached ef the Pert, and Melds of Vetds in Harbour— in the fre e r lea p ed es profidem..pedeffoes. and s tu d ents o t c e i nnt bi n the man with fo much decifion, as to compel him to gocierf....idechanic s oc i e ty... let them out of the bag in which he had them, when lOolsea.Tatinnany the poor beef carried them back to their formal illarise goeety—Crtitent in geddal. The military matched with uses reverted. sod ex. abodes Idetod a very fpiendid fpefacle. Uniformed, the A few days finer as a watchmaker's apprentice, eo lith w as n umerous, estinfive, and re. the corner of Silver-free, Hull, was lowering a dun k. userred, with t he Rep, accompanied with tub from the top of the honk. by means of a (mall Fr ' idful tolling of the hells. and the firing of crane, part of the works gave way, in confeqrsence of which he tell on a fruit is% and front thence into god' me gene from the battery, through geckoes, )bleed, and Whits ball -greets, and up Broadway to the greet, a height of near fifty feet. What is very Trinity . Chard, where the military halted, opened wonderful to relate is. that, except cuttiog his lop. to the right and left. and game to order with reverfed beating out one or two teeth. and (praising an uncle. Arnie. The rear of the pr marched though he appeared to have peened little injury. de avenue thus formed, to the front of Trinity The Evans flore.thip, armed esflave, has been ob. Church, where Mr. Motets was to deliver the fume- lilted to l ea ve h er Rat i on i n gantry Bey, and went al oration to the insmenfe coneautfe of affembled add to Plymouth. in cuter to get rid of the numerate arsine[ Itpeffiators. rats by which the is infelied. The qua City of Roar Within the elegant portico of this venerable tens. and prowilions which have been defrayed is imineafe, pie, was dee a Rage covered with a carpet, and and notwithaandive every effort of Captain lanes &malted wills two chairs; one for the orator, who an d hi s peop l e to hill than, they lave cognand so Ihr is the middle ; the other for Mr. J. B. Carmen. a fuch a togderee, as to bailie all ordinary zooms. The ittedise and cedutor of the deeeafed. Around the flip is be unloaded, fumigated, he. We under. h i m upon ;h e ground. Rood the &flitted relatives *and that thee are feveral either adds at the differ. and &Societe of the General ' • t h e members of the cut posts now fum i g atin g on the like account. Claimant i the clergiteand a ll who with decency About nine o'cloc k on the mornin g of Friday fen. !add approach it. fame was ienpreffive ; and night, a fire broke out in the huts of the Royal Chg• what added unfpeakably to its folemmty, was the {hire Militia in camp at itidgemont in Holderafs, mintedulcoop of Kilda boys. the feriae, fin't once the which king monly built of wood and covered with end ; eole of the deeafed. who Int° tears 111°"" Itraw, burnt with fuck violence that ei g ht of them tae. their eyes. fat upon the Rage. at the feet of were confumcd before the flames c ould be g ot under. the orator, bewailing the lots of their parent ! It On Saturday nigh t, a women named Otero!), with was too enrich ; the derail power, the blondief oil her hulband ' s dau ghter, and a fervent girl, front Ro lain could not refill the melting kale. I with I could therhani, were all apprehended at Sheffield, for pur r on and deferibe the fenfations I felt and thofe Cuing a felematie plan of lhoplifting in that town, in which wee nsanifell on every countenance. which they aided each other with wonderful ingenuity. When ad things were arranged, and the din of fo r and the bane of the crowdhad fisbfided.the ore. Mu ellet.—On Wednefday left. Velem Clare, a tor rote and approached the front of the Rage, under Orate of the ad Staffonlfhire Militia, e ncamped at I Whitley, was committed to Morpeth Goal, charged which the Corpfe of General H stie mewl was placed. Mr. Moults thus addrefed hi. audience : by the Coroner's Impel with the wilful murder of e .---- vim are not toe-area sum ire public era- William Teod, a pitman. The following are a few ter ; you will hod "hitt het the teeltetatieet a a bof albs; particulars of the tranfaSion— *kat. The deccafed on the Saturday before left had gone " Kw ski (I""wwitt:'. th e _e°2‘ce.bte"""temecraorblwhlaolitoecere" to a (mall public houfe, in the neighbourhood of earl. W: use tor uo tieg Ws petal Wa. .. Landon, along with hit fon. and these got a good - wet:, ton, that neatest judge et human oats's, reverie- deal intoxicated, and refufed to go home with his isa iiiiViStOc4. apPecriatA MI taco". rrnr 4 z 4 kila wltinhil cc fun. The Con baring to call at a place a little dif tle,nee, and ma . him We Wow frico4. tance from the public houfe, left In. father. The i . Melte battle al York, be difpl )ed ailhe bit walnut sad his „ father left the public bode about ten o'clock, and nsoasary. 'tat set. lei at t ar plum army nprofed to as . lad eaclusd assatinos nt reasstmela in the American {oldies,. uk;eb frayed about a mile from the route to the place I ~,,,,i,a Y. *warier wind MI maxi's At the brad tt a WW l ' where his body was found nest morning. tope he setorbrd the redoubt of the clam , ag a w" 1 ' 4146° " It had bete a cottons with revere privates of the Test I t i teranzrzl i s i r oo wa t o reoeo n oe anted, hi , wird ... hi , Sta ff ordthire Militia to go out early in the morning staostriet. ear's Liu, to ibt convention in which originated tour to gather mailrooms. Thomas Clare, the prifoner, ..oalitstiso and priftmed rim with a satiated coda. Here, ; faw seem nut at three o'clock on Sunday morning by nim i a snee kulasoobil fa hit eltert 7 7 ., P ^ d... H " f ^ al,, wat hitilial. He was followed by another private and wel t r od in os.A 4 .l•es te , et wwliA bed "t" and r'''''' two drum who obfetsed him in the fields, and we n ht.riteed Ebert/. Nina rits labours of the cnor,:nt,sm sr , re liked him boys . ,64.4, t re•Mor e sisreff.-4 a doubt of the atnefs of the eminitii • whether he was point matronly:in' that Loam Ira WtAflt with fic:ctrarf atergy, put,Pc fie, Jowl. lis rc morning ? Ile era ter that e was, and difap prated. Sburtly after the bops heard fame cries. a,4o,,wewy. aw castanet'', at, your v ,,al.ml,,r . ..r . rirtre. b ~ 1 more ow the tOrte•••lms POW? before whom WIC ..:5 loknnilly ..... and concluded that a Gilmer had caught Clare iCir..:::fairr„, ..• t b Aka, be bad t- :!,6,lDd bi , % Ant, sa c s, , among leis peak. an !was etaitidag him. They ran 1 usa trsvenott :har ...Ely Rage of ..,:r rm.bitima I rental ~ I towards the {lace, • .t 101 l she voice and heard feet. tieskel.,... ea. , t.s. is. it .trorgls m the emu and I r4l WOWS. They ibbfervcd Clare's foraging cap on "''' 1 the footath. Immediately a man leaped front the bee. Wm Wm i. pe..11 , to Or znuatry's welfare. : 51.5 s hon. d o ow or,. .ant...oelan, to isr,frie ere an import ca cl.r.rttrent " a thoseroonsese --Me, be dicptsysd ail Oa tak.rt• 4.: A ;;: - ..at 1 ''.e of f lee hedge, and made off over a clover field. e ee „ e iee fie unsoiled i%. c•... esent, and imi.ess d to it a 1 platy knew this to be Clare. and upon going to the woe aseetais Irish cermet worms of I.s kabdry, and the per• place from whence Ile had come, they found the body i ..m (mewl and kannorts et LW orarl l" th i. e" 4 " 4 we ,of To..ki, warm, but hides's. and dreadfully bruifad b a aearrorut ,bs iced at ups a fare sad permaarnt b .i.. aro! . with a flake treat a . ... . . They callad ear r4arrsesinto pr.idtaNa and glorious Witenr. but be . `" gate in the origtiuournooo. ...wow.. and r , dr ,4 i f „,,,„, ri m, Irk ~,,a, per s., a ! ma vote ;J . p m/Am. Ls tirtiklaba beesnme site orossiest of the IVO f. SW ceded them. lye was wrapped in a blanket, and r , p „, e s tureen, to Mechem Tiorweilize of a reamasers• i relef.ded to be allekp. Some of the clover gre at beet/ tea 4kr se evaders of bio grest.pridelbonal tales a was (ticking iii hi. woe.. __ e H was immediate' fe y MITAI,A woh darter. fonts vriebnet,Wallilartna was oiled Ifi" Lt, I Mc, fc ~t, 1 eitommt to th e sc a ilk ift s t g „,a b a d cured. The Prifuner is only a t years of age, and ~,, t „„ 5 „,,,,, ~,,, T wat um afber emir is abe wrshataas,h Di i as- . was snatried about two 1111011thS ago. Pf:Ltat , itriMatt itAtiffi CORN. , MONDAY, AUGUST al. The -arrivals of What to-day incre.vary *rim which eaidel s redoelgon of as. and wpm . quitter once Friday,- 6 84dey wa. new* drupe..--osit at a. friall,isatiaWan -Rye &Hind is price, as did Pcafe add 8e... of itch fart.-There oat haws sualy lied% 'Moab of Oaa dcy may be quoted as loft wask.--Salsa sd Ykair are at'a reiftiMmi of tldt se. per fact. GENERAL CURRENCY A* UNDER k inerg i tt.64 , -.7a0 gr. . GrexPeri'‘ocw.tossoo. 'liit 8,3 1 ! 751. ad. lita*l4e ists. di. Ic. _34 1 . 374 ;4 4 . TR* Data yos. 36a. wig. 3 1 kili t ti . Osta, a4a. %Is. wit.. Matt, OIL / Poland ditto, 36, 311. od Mike raga Solt% dd. . . Rays Ike& 571. to oa Paha. PRICE or FLOGR. Fine Fister '666. to 10. Sian& 55 1. to doalper'farlt. i §treuas of WHEAT la Mark-Hoe. ineardisagOply tram. tkS 43tit'ut Atitiqt to tile t Bth of Auguk-Tosal t3;123 cissartasi Ania 4 g4tAs 1 1,f...1115. giclidgfier dißldE Yalta* A 14.6 TURN OF FLOUR. ._ k Frets the tith of Assguil to the t 7th of ninon. Tlatal-11,194 ftelts--Aliange 6ya. std.= 9 6 id higborthaa loft ream Steil TOE LONDON asszatrs ‘ wrositioa s ,ivtOoST 23. AM Price of Core In Etrglaad Ebd Widet,D the iv, ems the tlittr of Await. k 304. 1 Rye. 1 Barley. I Ows. rents. A i ii Pete. 4i.- 4. ii 4. 1. 4. t. 4. I. . s. . Ws 1 . 36 1 1 3s 3 16 • 3St 1 • 39 9 Tho Amur Price of Sups, computed from the Hawn' made Ist the Week dare/ Alva 24, Is 48 '9%d pet hundred *ROL PRICES OF HAY ANI) STRAY/. Soildtlield. St. _lawn's. WhitaltaptL Hugest:ad 3 is to 4 4 3 0 Gus 4 ts o 4 ow s s o Straw s7toll6tll6soss o 1 it 16 to 1 5 • Clever 413t0.5 IS soto6 ti 0 PRICE OF 140P1. 11•06. INSetetrps Kest • 31 115 10 4t,' p East • Alo 141 , 4 sip Salli 2 • 31 100 tO 41 Oa Satz - 31 its to 41 at Edna . 31 a to 4 4s Farnham 31 os to 71 46 PRICE OF HOPS I THE BOROUGH. Dap 31 to to 41131 I Pockets 41 s co to 51 54 PRICE OF SEEDIL Boil Clover Pt to 94 1 pa cat. Wilke din* .3os to nos do. Trefoil us to ps do. Conaway Os to 7(61 del. Cortaader. Its to sp tio._ ~ _. Tondo . sm to Su - par blikeL Wilke Mutant Seed, SO to soo al do. 11106 ditto, 115 to t6o 40. Canary. • ,is od tO 3. 011 84; • Rye Graf, n and to sp od Pr rrartna II ,Solloß 2 1. To dirk the offsl.4tr Rau of Vb. Sod 45 od to 58 sdi l lfeal 0 M to 4$ ag Mottos 4$ Cii to ss sd Pods is od. to 0 all Laub 46 • to fis 011. 111/10 of /*IS DAY. ' Beats down sloo-Shery and Lambs sspoo. 3411W0ATE tosi LEADENHALL, Aura ay. • s Per Rape of Vb. by *emu*. Beef p lid to d 44 1 Yeal p 411 ao 51 411 . Mass 4s od to as *Week podto p 411 Lamb de od to p 4d. RAW HIDES. • Hides (perftme) p id to 45 od Horfe Skins sot od to - tiii 14 . 101.mir 35 ail to ye 64 Heavy Calf se* 64 tads p 3s od to sd Sheep Nam Cto ad so alaCitallorant, to 6d to p6d Pelto os MI to of *1 PRICE OF LEATHER, per AT LEADENHALL. Sons, so to 561 b rub 0.3 4 to sld Ditto; 6oto 651 b • sad to ssd Ildesebstas Bad* cod to s 10 2 s Wilke Mike 62 3 11 to 2334 Pins Daub Hides Crap Hides tar Catalog sad to 144 Flat Ordinary ad to aid Calf Skins , 30 to 40111 pa dozen aid to 344 Ditto SO to 7016 Obi to 314 - Ditto 7o to 80111 174 to 304_. Snag &rah (Groodaoi) per S. 34 s to 4s as Large ditto accu to 1308 per dim. Goat Skins os to -4 ditto. TannedHode Rides tlls to Its each PRICE OF TALLOW IN. LONDON. St. James's market 48 id Tonna Tallow 761 od to 4. Clan Marketi 41 Art Rola ditto (am.) 748 cal to 755 Whiteebapsi Market Ruda dßso (Coop) yos ad to co (per Soft of NIL) as (+1 Melted Sad yila od to Oen ••••••••- IMMO raw& po oa to as sp sod grams eldo od. Average Pries do lid Good Drep its to OS Yellow Sim, Iss. to No-Mottled, ro.....Card, Os. Fria of Caulks pie doss* ;so od.--Moulds, sp. 01. COAL. EXCHANGE, Ausult as. Bed Cods, in the Pool, per °widgeon sic 64. Delivered to Hoefekeepers at 631. 64. Sunderland, per children 455. 64. Diliscrod to Houfehapa Y s a MARKETS. s7a. 64. COUNTR PillCsa or oss.lll AT TIC tottowNo al . S. 8A11NG510611.--Wheat 681 od to Bca od per Quartor. Barley 310 od to 34s tel 1 Beans 4os ad to 43 4 ad Oats sys od to isa cd Peafe cos od to cos ad Mowing 'AD.-Wheat 6s od to do od per Q. Barley ore oil to 05 oil I Prate oos ad to ood od ikons 4ta cid to 455.0 d Oats 28a od to 3 WEISRUAT -Wheat 36s oil to 86s cd per fit New ditto kw od to lip od Barley COS od to 364 Cd I Peak 465 od to 41. «I Oats as od to 308 6d Peak fOs as to 445 Oil Rteate...Whcat 68s od to 905 od pee Q. Barley 34a od to 37s od I Deans 40s col to 411 cd Oats sib cad to 33s od P:afe COS od to 005 od littasum6.-Wheat sos od to 80 6d per Qr. Barley nos od to 37s od I Beans 416 od to 44 3 na O a t. s6s od to 3os od Peale du oil to 40 od Hoootnorox, Aunts 24. B 1 Oats. I:cafe. Hans. di s arley. od 2311 od 205 64 1111 od sp 6d its od as 6d fps cil 23$ od zsps oil t/4 cd iSa cd doe Oats sta. to 133.--tiew Ow. Ito. Barky is. 6d. deafer. Oats, Pak, and Brant. :ad, as lan week. -__ Clot° Siltatfuo...--At the Potdie..Ofbee, t.s— hiartborongh4reet, oetterday Its there aremb led, about I; o'clock, a Maker of perfons of every dectiption, and the crowd continued to encreafe Instill , half pall twelve, td fuch a degree as to fill the back and front offices, and the Meet, and feveral paffages leading to theme . . you Aridity arts then hrottibt before Mr. nay s , the prefidiag Misgifirste, on a charge of having Ro-: Mathews, a female intent, about three years old. The mother, Elitabeth Matbeets, Who cattier, the 4,ad in her arms, was fir& examined. She depoced that the lived at No. 4. Paradife-place. Mary-la-, bonne, and that shoot fix or fever o'clock on 3k terday eveningfaft, the left her child playing with' other children in Paddington Meet. In a thou time the miffed her from among& her play fellows, and. , after making fame enquiry, became quite alarmed , shoot her. She inflantly watt fit feareh of her; but, after making every enquiry that was p . offible, The was almoß in a Rate 'of definite, When, in about in hour, the was informed that her child was in Qteen Annd reet , Weft, and that the prifoner Mataithy, with whom it was found, was then in milady, al Mary-la-honne otatchhoufe, Thomas Skinnir, a gentleman's fervint, was next examined: he dated, that in palling through Maul field-ttreet, Cavendifh4qoare. between keen and eight o'clock on Saturday e venin g , be met the prifoner with the little girl in queßion, upon his flioulders ; the cried molt bitterly, and the prifoner endeavoured to p re vent her from doing f o, by &Poing her on the face, and urine other violence. Having entered into coneelfation with a man of the name of Thomas Whitt!, who happened to come up at the time. wat er% and hi- .aictuded that, ham the appearance of the Prif .:r, %hate apparel was very mean, the child could not belong to him: in confequence of which, ' 1 th..y purfued a. 1.1 flopped him ioClandos-flreet. Upon 1 examination, he appeared to be much into ,ca t of 1 s 1 aid not being able to give a fatithillory accoun himf, elf, th.y proceeded to bring hiin back to Queer Ann-ftreet, when a great concourfe of people gather ed round them; and, after giving tome very untatff fadory anfwers, he fuddenly ruffled through the crowd, and made off towards Wlgmore.fireet, where I l lwaie Mwmarb.lllNlsuPlafe:shetbadeenda'llicneddthhxlechicilad i ia t fh tli e ar eo P ul la d -b fp7 e 4, who o simumabeoduiatteit.llJepstd,""' was thee, n Si p r iared d l opas ifin tees table. Her appearance was extremely interefling, her racy face bloomed with health, and was animated with the Imile of intelligence; her features and per ! ton were remarkably pretty and genteeL She was laded in a blue Rriped frock and e little blue fpottoi bemuse. The Or(1 thing the defcribed was a fevers beak on her right knee , which appeared much torn, as if by gravel ; the then mewed a black mark on her I l thigh, and putting her hands in her mouth, (hewed is what manner the prifoner had hurt her, and peinted out Come other marks of violence under her thin. The Magißrate eked, if, in confequence of this violence, any blood had been (fled; and the Witnefs who had been before examined, Rated, that her month and knee had both bled very much. Several other Witneffes were ready to be examined, 11 bat the Magiftrate obferving, that the fad of taking away the child twat being already clearly proved, he did not think it neoeffairy to take any farther de . pofitioos. The Prifoner was then called upon for what he had to fay in his defence. He was a very Rout tall man, near fix feet high, and about sc years of age. He (aid he was a biicklayet's labourer, and had worked in the vicinity of Oaford-Rreet ; on that day he had taken a little too much drink early in the moaning, and having received foam money from a gentleman; he had drank himfelf into a Rate of complete intoxi cation; that be was fo drunk he knew not what he did, and was totally ignorant of the charge brought againa him. or the caofe of his confinement, until he awoke on Sunday m ornin g , and found hiakelf in the watch-houte. Several tell:citable perfons were called to his cha railer, who all (poke of him as a man of fobriety and good conduft, but particularly the two petfons by whom he :tad been fall employed; they defuibed him as an honell, induftrious, and hard-working man., The Magittrate cook bail for his appearance at thle next Q4i i arter Seflions. On 'nefday laR Fitz, a drummer in the' Reading loyal Volunteers, was difmiiied the corps with every poffible mark of difgrace, for repeated bad and unfoldier like behaviour. About a month or fire weeks age, a fine boy ap parently between four and five years old, was put ap prentice to a chimney. fweeper at Bridlington, by two tramper', who paled for his father and mother. Sof picions having rodeo that this was not the cafe, en- quiry was made into the affair, and from the comer- Cation of the child, there appeased bong grounds for concluding that he had been brought up in a manner far above what could have been expelled from the fitnation of his pretended parents. He fpoke of hav ing I* 1 daddies and mammies. but had only one papa and mamma ; lie had no brother, but a filler who wore a white Rock, and he himfelf ufed to wear fcarkt, and was wheeled about in a green coach or waggon. His papa had a garden with gravel walks. Oct being taken to the honk of a gentleman in the neighbourhood of Bridlington, he abferved that the carpet in the room was of the fame colour as his papa's —that his papa had a carpet in one room, and a paint ed cloth on the other.- Seeing a watch he a fked to look at it, and potting it to hi• car, ofsferved that it went tint sad, and enquired if it would ring ; faying that his papa's would ring. On being offered lonic goofeberries by the gardener, he refuted them, rasing that his nurfe ufed to tell him they would snake him ill. He (peaks the South country dialed. which the woman does nat. Great intereli having beet: excited by the ankh converfation of the child, its pretended mother was fest fir to fliidlington, and when taken before a magiarate there, cantered that the was not married to the man who paled for its father in law, but perfißed that the was its mother. No comlufire evidence of the truth or falfity of her Ratement being yet procured, we underfland the woman is detained in expedatila that tomething may flintily occur to throw front light no the affair. The boy is under the care of the geatlemati shove alluded to, who ii very foli cleans to hare the mystery cleated up. Wheat nrft 37s od Second 346 •rbirs 3.:1 Wheat about 1,. BIRTHS. An the 1111 init. the HO.l. Mea. ErfLine. of Cardeof 6, of foo• At Cohni r,, in I.unarkLire, on the i7th init. Mrs. Caraula, of Cra:gfaLh, 01 a fun. hIAttRILD. At Mita:bead, on the teth Inft. Jana Hug on , E f q . Jun• Wt. terfole, to Md. Mary Witch M.Murdo, third daughter of tile late John M•Muraln, F(q. of . NorthaelaL on Titurblay bat, by frer-id licenec, at Grove ih Nottillfho"" fhlre, the bion.Cbarlet Herbert Merryman, e4deft fon a VII:oont Ntwarh, and kept Gotatire for the County, to Mift Eyre, tided daughter a A- 14 - I "r • fq. anstlye rpreffo r that County. DIED. On Thurfilay lan, at the liarfonage at Hinfteld,ln his fifth rrara of a flow fever, alur fifteen days Inners, the Rev. Edward W,lfoo. A. M. Canon of Windfor.Prebendary of Clonalter, and near 40 years reeler of the shove parts I alfo a Magilrate In the Coop mann of the Peace for Berkddre. At Edinholls, Tuifdavtite tth init. Oeorle Mattseit , , ';‘; h formerly of Covent Garden Thrattc, thereafter manager a! I- verpuol, and totoly Page 'nonage , fn Edinburgh. Vhlrve the are fame a:m-Jiang ItiU living, who have attained Ser nc. nose of then. ti iv.. been Cu lug upon the Rage ertfu.... fur a confaieralde time, he has had the oppeilatioo of . Father ni the Drama: 1L was a grataoWl friend, a cheerful co"ly ni* " . and real handl man. His f MASI. was on Sem day ie'nnirht. 'attended by a number arefpedable Gentlemen. ami all the I tried radians now in Edinburgh), interred in the caw. burp:4 /round. 111011VCATER AT LONDON RILIDOK TO-MUSOW horning Ammons' t Worts sitar LUNVON l'rissicJ and pub:ilbcd by I.IV FI. Mari, (of, tertiary-0 ca. Lau.bctll. at the all Or tc a. t, L Arut. rtablilbt4l 31(,) at tba Si 4 a 01 tics. Tang* gar . . Air --lw -- -z-- -- •=-"- -------- cradled his na i belbreivila, tlt y oidetlthren, to matt Md. ON THE DEATH OF MR. HARE. thee Whence M e e. . diketoment• affeetiocand etlecn. He Mewed thc decided ise worthy of the focaud in tarnmatta. He was ap- Critter l ..----.-- rioted Maim Deana! of oar amt. Wilkingten deemed him, ta aa_rtborou SY HFA (MAC/ THE DUCHF3S OF DEVONSHIRE. Cafe of widen, perhaps, the °lily Mat hi wee& MIAs, which lela now lie cad in Ids cola, the tarsal ansi park of America weld led, %boat . --.. HARI ' 'tem. the licsill of denk—what (pith deo, be hide minified eleirriptiall " lie toiled incetrahtly with manly fiftneefs agaloft Poculareat. lh,,if i, And burft th: !hackle , man he doonid to bear ? and hatched you. in flare of your , loch; from impending rein.as "e it " nd p a R . rout Can it he tree, and 'oda the feofelefs dead HU oliate& was for ma; for !timid( be feared not. Mull forrmtring Amiss& comit flte ids of Hein I “He had bees charged withaenhttion.—Where he redred had leading tti the army. of varied hewn Major Oencral,he declared he would T o & /0 • /Shall not his genius life's %art date prelim& • icier their ateapt daft ace in.lefs his Mentry *as midadgered the „rend (Parc se die either of its kigred h is by idled fureten twitted'. Phan to Ids pupae ; faithful to him- ,•,_ r , .. Sliell sit enchain no loner from his tongue, felt, his detenninatlons were irreverfilde.—No power mold divot 'en Ot hum in vivid fishes, from his era him from them. He was rtgid and baczible. years old. " Bat he was hot andittioss. I declare iu the referee or that Th e wr, oh no! ,hat mind, for' every purple 111, Oat At Salvo befixt whiten we &renew fpeelatly atrendded, that t hild i n l i Has art, aim! the onisertal dont': in all Oar mittierfations, In all his meditattons, be was follekoos that the pt for the vreifde of his country. He was Bacot and affedtionate. ."' ihtivall'd fancy, judg m ent, fide, wad vivo His heart. faithful to itfelf, never tom how to camel where it DOOM, ai 'tree Ws, sad only left him at the too& fth. He placed ain his hand; &dieted it to the people,and Hal- turday et NHL. rptrit ! reit : for gentle was thy courts, tented rigid taper:lion. He knew no guile; Ite blew ore bow til ot h er c hi adroit& Thy 'rye. like waved Inns, no venom lane " Dot although retired from Ake, be newer for a moment to the milk, For al ti eheedimee awed the farce his priva:e capacity faltered his attotdon to be diverted born pub. af t er ma Of the be e n dins thy mime Wire direw. lie hullnefs. He was a realms Mimi of liberty. He rem alien - about he dm, watehfil sad alive to pretreat it. He fearttlleit popular a f ter ma Yet trip geed thy males I della% rood would plate the redoes &poet in tnfincere and cafe ed „,•, t „ h ,„ 'Nor o'er thy feeiontrileetsoh, the tear i lood.--He dreaded tedious, and w:s apprehenfive that their col " "'": Dec weep to third' I IMil behead so wine Moos would iejere it. for. sty friends, my cortntrymor,l befeeck hour. 111 yon not to ::e loft to u r • ma gitsm.-i-Li stes. .—fib lido; examine sae, sad by Ann-ftre A 101 l compaiikai. and a !died Iheerewith wh ""---"----'-----...------------------- oir ;sr fey flinty is awskenal. 1 Mad eater ism a embier- Mary-la • . GINERaL IiAMILtuN'S FLINERAL. Aim of the nudes that have produced the melancholy event which . rh.m has brought us together. 1 will not--1 ought not to endeavour to reassiiii-•" that indlguadon which you feel. 1 pray you to rept& that eekin int NelP • Yeeit ' ; si b:: l i ke ' It temper eitc which alight lead to sets off , - ofiv to the ?amity it the fi e ld.fin On Efatcrday lek the retnains of this tiemen ~....s . . 17 _ ii _ ~ and ithaziess 5 . Irmo I bdoeda you to be o ' c l oc k *fere interred: accompanied whit military honours, c ",;„,„„r w , i 4.77"`" with the . • hi the family 'aut., 1 rinity Chutchiard. Although 4 R e { contemns (addrefling than) in year acadernicel the period which elapfed between his drab and his Pathdts_..roweraberreyere hitttlataelentHamils.nri= fete width patter. imitate Ids the crie. funeral was but ( pert, yet the lively tecollettion of his ern . prevent " A nd you. dentlemen . of the Dar. width be Meditated with fact , „, Revolutionary Cervices ; his addowledged livelier al s male'. (lady the ezampte be has lelt of lita a/swim integrity . , conveil gen i us; ; his trenfeendant talents , his private worth . , wa i l. t ar o s. H a wad t h e ammo Taw Faki g on. h. email' e f sof his ' And oat • btrithen of the to d ot the Cincinnati you who Whilr• glititearatet,cl4llssettedinegoorilYr'eaitndieetwa—anancrentwou- fanknercordiality tne" bat h erfel2tbetten.iolidolier bit morati; - led do- and iv gamma la the Cabbieaddltralidlidoor In the idd. Prif . , sad vigodr to tellify their high fasts of the& virtues .me Reverend Orem. acceefgeriy the body of the de - cod `, ll .„ by o vary i t e moolleation ot repo". Theft rata ter/ ecafcd to the place of its interment. and perform yaw bay lane- ,_ • geweral faionfron of biases. and the beets were two.; theme fed ofice." they to dionnewin y trouded with fpeastod. -----. - !...m ii Is codformity to_preirintis Frefilteme nt _ i the Per'e„ec' There is now in a garden at. Collington an apple himie i Amwas famed in Kobinfowttreet,where me decealea tree which has bleComed thrice this featon--the firft Generalabout tt o'clock. Tkie fob:tiring was the is nearly ripe, the fecond fet, and third in bloffom. Ann ' II order o.. The Artaletip-the 6th Regiment. of Militiaed rut There was likewite taken from a field, at fame p lace , taaor• ...lrlank CompattiorCineinosti Sodety—a twiner- a (talk of oats which produced 243 grains. Ms leis eifrlttOof eltdelotainelods--the Coins. A crowd boy about fi x years of age, who from his birth h e y rs Ill_ith_ . alittearee s ' Gea re __, ea l w l lleirre ., aft ee r d r ..._ isteli had been deaf and dumb , about three months (ante watck dire." 14.15 ‘ 12142M1 a ''' MW".1".".. Y"' --- . fuddealy received the faculties of (petal and hear- M r G•sentaaltkaassd the fig al °eller is his eartia g e— in 1--he has been font to (doe a t Uxbridge, and al- who i the Gendemen of the Sari - the Liedettant-Gtwernor B , ... . ruoy away' great powers of memory, and uncom- yes s of the State, in his earriage--Corporaiion of the City mon quicknefs in learning . table. of New York —Widen: Agents of Foreign kowers-- • Officers of our Army and Navy—Military milliaval A man refiding in Ratcliff.Highway, on Friday bet r. °ews of p oet *, power...militia offi ce rs e t t h e took a litter of puppies to drown, having previoady with snit du anion . ° s em o y th e re r pe eir e Banks— locked the mother in a room on the firfk floor I—the (on 1 chamber d Commerce and Me el mother, however, on heating her young ones crying &reit Aro' the window, sod attached bonn et the Poe. and Meters of a. in in Harbour— in the Ricer lea p ed . es proddem..yroyegoes. and g ita d eate a t c e h ira hla the man with fo much decifion, as to compel him to bruit goeiety.,..mechaaio s oc iety... let then out of the bag in which he bad them, when as if Oolkgeo.Tatinriany the poor bead carried diem back to their former the literate Society—Calmat in gederal. The mints: y matched with eras ed. sod ex. abode- wise hditted a very fpiendid fpceacle. T hus(ormed, the A few days fine as a watchmaker's apprentice, "LI w i r ier was numerous, esteofive, and re- the corner of Silver-erect. Hull, was lowering a dull- viola ie. moved, with folmon Rep, accompanied with tab from the top of the honk. by means of a (mall et 11. **fel tilling of the hells. and the fifing of crane, part of the works gave way, in eonteptence of who which he tell on a fruit Mall, and front thence into °lt' misuse gene t ra m the battery, through Beekman, peed. sad Whimitall-Rreets, and up Broadway to the greet , a height of near fifty feet. What is very ° 'Dimity . Chard, where the military halted, opened wonderful to relate is, that, except cutting his lip. het to the right and left. and Came to order with reverted beating out oee or two teeth. and (praising an uncle. awl liteni. The rear of the pr oMeein marched though be appeared to have reeved little injury. h e t pot the mettle dos formed, to the front of Trinity The Limos flore.fhip, armed rafter, has been ob. 1 Church, where Mr. Motets was to deliver the tune. li r a to leave h er Rat i on i n g antry Bay, and return to 1 Migration to the immenk coneautte of affetribled add to Plymouth, in otter to get rid of the numerous 1.. swoons tpeekators. rats by which the is infelled. rrhe quantity of flour 7.; Within the elegant portico oft his venerable ten- and prowilions which have been defrayed is imeneafe, : ` 4 t eal • "le, was ereeed a nape covered with a carpet, and and notwithaandie every effort of Coptail lean • , &malted with two chairs; one for the orator, who an d hi s peop l e to kill them they lan cooroo r od to • drill the middle ; die other for B. Cavaco , . a fuch a degree. as to base all ordinary zooms. The • t latable and esecutor of the deenfed. Around the drip is to be unloaded, fumigated, &c. We under. " e k ra upon the ground. Rood the &Sited relatives *and that there are feveral label yards at the differ- tai W &Societe of the Graeral ; the members of the cut posts now fumigating on the like account. Mewed , the elegy. and all• who with decency About nine o'clock on the morning of Friday fe'n• ;.! amid approach it. The (cede was imp night, ; and night, a fire broke out in the huts of the Royal Che• t h . , what added anfpeakably to its falemnity, was th e (hire Militia in camp at Ridgemont in Holderoet', \ I Miettellel roDP of seeder boy'. the ! I r s o °lwe t he which king middy built of wood and covered with re esidloys of th e deeeafed. who with tears Pre' Itraw , burnt with fuck violence that eight of them ei what( their eye% fat upon the Rage. at the feet of were confumed before the flames could be got under. the orator, bewailing the lots of their parent ! It w On Satur d a y night, a woman named Giotto!), with hi • win too mach ; the an d power, the blondiefk oil her hulband's d aughter. and a fervent girl, from Ro- T lain could not refill the meltwig kene. I with I could th . erhant, were all apprehended at Sheffield, for pur- n • i go on and *feriae the rotations I felt and thole which were nsanifell on every countenance. Cuing a tyllematie plan of lhoplifting in that town, in . which they aided each other with wonderful ingenuity. I When ad things were arranged, and the din of i stars and the Nolte of the erowdhad fubfided.the ore. Mu Reflt.—On Wednefday left. Vswer Clare, a li for role and approached the front of the Rage, under private of the zd Staffordfhite Militia, encamped at a Whitley, was committed to Morpeth . Goal, charged which the Corpfe of General Hawit.rou was placed. I ' Mr. Molars thus addrefel lii. audience : by the Coroner's Impel with the wilful minder of I ' V o ....--.----..- Yee are not to eared in me ire phblie ore- %Varian Tektd, a pitman. The following are a few I rot; you win lbd "h i ll het the teewwwetelte a a bt wading particulars of the tranfe eion— I The deccafed on the Saturday before lag bad gone I \ 1 -l ass vlltie;ntrimenen,auataotabebege°2Ce.bia) 7 3 : te c e s : s u r beae r l l a r befee and e to a (mall public houfe, in the neighbourhood of alum Ida pedal VI 3. Iv. Landon, along with hi + fun. and them got a t §ood 1 - web:, too, taw eseettort Judge et home" name, motel , - deal intoxicated, and refuted to go home wi his ' &du. wider., apprertatA hie Wm". reer 4 w l him w i t s kit awe - fun. The Con baring to call at a piece a little dif- ttemee, and nu . seen Ms ham fricart. a adte di.nainuf and bit tance from the public houle, left hi. father. The .- As a nd bltir,ll York, he di j father left die public ' hook about ten o'clock, and Is. bon et,. Tte est, in et the plain army ournfed to as. lad ;4. cliad eesualsois of Mira:Mae la die America. soldiery. u bleb grayed about a mile from the !mute to the place 1 wouoiaraer aorta 48 retrerei At the bead ef a reAcwo where his body was found treat morning. b a .,, e he amehed the red...de ot the mewl and wee l'a ewhew • It had been a cullom with revere privates of the lilacemarremegere us peace. .. His it. 40.4, id. hi, iomsorown s ee ank ,d , h i, w ira mn. hi a Stafforddrire Militia to go out easly in the morning amain«, eati-or tin' te. tbr ronviatiam in arbicb originated lour to gather mufitrooms. Thomas Clare, the prifoner, aoinstatior sod aeurciteit you with a uatiaaal cad,. Hite, i taw treat nut at three o'clock on Sunday morning by 1 1 ,w o r t o dastiorhlr fir Me elPertn *, P ^ di H", r' el ,we' hiinfell. He was followed by another private. and ortiee In oa , tvkl•att """ weak) b.""bk e t '"" r'''''' two drool boys. who Wei red him in the fields and welle rsguteed liberty. Wham the tilsouri of the cem v,e,e,,,,,,.„,, 11 •: r iofacl, M. tr•Mor cipetßi - 4 a doubt of the irons of the CM‘flitti• Liked him whether he was ring mulltroomini that e.OO to Iva stalm with ro...n.trarr unregy. put . W.: fir,,lom. 1-1 t re morning ? Hc anfwered that he was, and difap- prated. Shortly after lie 60)1 heard Come cries, .' •1 y‘4,1,,....0wy,aw coati:omen, ea pear . a 1 1 .1,,e.t.r . rirt or. b ~ 1 Clare tte the Ogree•i•ling POW? before wheel WIC ..:a 14,11%111y .... and concluded that a homer had caught Clare tern..1.: 04 . r „ , ,,, e r• r b A we , b e had i- - .!,d,sed hy % Ante b e , among kin peak, an !was etaltiAitg him. They ran 1 bad ir...n. 0w...4 every Rae of ~;:r rorubitiot•e I re,tell .. I towards the (lace, • ..t 101 l the voice and heard fete. ) m•dirhg..... ow. f..or bk 0,..n1y ` tor: m th. ono end 1 r4l blows. 111 Cy Olderrcti ClA:fc'S foraging cap on 1 the fo ot th. Immediately a man leaped from the tw o 1 ,,,,,, wt., us, r e,. o• it Ma ziaatry s welfere. i , *lli , ' Am, 4,,. the or,....not.tetlan, to prille over an import in ckt.rtir tint r d • ...... c.rs Inc 6 ~....,,► ........ a ... ftaboity. and tha prr. p i la e c o e t fr l ogn e llg enc r, e a i n ,e d k r:l:de c. ow n e ff , t o il s: y r 1 i , ~ 1 . 6 ,....,i, ar. but be , with a flake from a gate in the ticighbourhood. The, ' caned ear ndoemea into produlde and g umeroment --- .er, e , , e ..g .., :h .. ordub lic 0rt5 . :1 .4 4 , 4 r.tb%tirr Mittafelewdperogike,tiati"kirat.l4:l:dpi.: :e 4. itia d. ' i l e i t it u y tne kne d t w u this il c to am be p, C b la nt re f , ou a n n d d t u b po m ncgoilareoghatdo pre erwreef a uti c r. lo d l the er fie bod kL y toe.wat and hapied. ed thaererl A , thi'P` 6^4 we 'of Todd, warm, but lilacs's. and dreadfully bruifed Immiwe era* ; he Geed a' Nam a flare sad perm.aent h :is. and ", h i. we rewoo. Is whklshe beninie die ornemeet of the Mr, arid ceded them. lie was wrapped in a blanket. an/ 't i ,..,., 0 ho rror to hie diend Thelwi llee or. " ' lna." ipi Cleroded to be a flci.p. Some of the clover yeas . 1 . ;,,,aweset 4 fur se emedoo of his grestprefelhonal talen s. „. .. .. .. . . . was 'wrung to his limes. He was inunediately fe ... MIT Ar•A wi ib darter. from without. Wahiawa was celled Th u , ' e l tr.. ta, ba,ti tctifii . mt , th e 5 , 1 ,1 . lb dft aa aw l b a d cured. Prtfoner is only a t yeas of age, and out te , e ,„, o , th r ro w hero who, emir ie Ms wrehstiors, had et- . was suairicd about MD snoods ago. MBER 48581 ----- MANSION-HOUSF, LONDON, AUGUST st, atie, T a MEETING of MERCHANTS and others Aheld here this Day to impeder of the -molt effedual means for giving Voluntarily prompt allittanee to Government with Horfes. Drivers, and Carriages. for the purpok of conveying Troops to the Army in the event of Invabon. The Right Hon. the I.ORD MAYOR In the Chair. Reicher:l. That k appear. to this Medal to be of the Heidi Importance, that Government [hada have the mart Weenie% and .cmiltain means ready prepared and arranged foe conveying Troops 'to the Army with the great& ezpeditioa, in the event of Invalion, and not be compelled at the moment of needilty to peels unpre pared Harks and Carriages for that tnoft caned Sake. glefidved, That a Velum:fry Subfeription be now opened for la 'Mtwara, Hodes, and Carriages, to be held at the cernerand of Go. mammal in the event of Invakon, for the Service xffed in the Refolution e erl according to the Plan l aid dore this siting by the C ot try General. • Refolved, That a Committee be sow sppointed for the purnofe nt mod promptly and dreamily tarrying into execution the Refo- Woks of this Meeting and for snaking all the oeedrary arrange gamits relative thereto; sod that they Ontl have power for taking Gems% Meetings of the Subkribers when they may deem it ne eagerlifee ofecrtaining the Laser Damage, which the butialeas pasfin In *sit Halos or Curt s i es, and . to add fuels Me m . pees y to die Committee ao they may think proper. Illakived, net the following Get:Semen be the Canstaittee for tmteyhis Refolutke oftbia Meeting into draft : Ths Mahe lkila John Paring. war= 1ex.114. Me M. Wood, Efq. lk er . Kt. Marneduke Latedele, Mr Choll . Price. But. lialnel Walker, Efq. George data lab V i ta l w, Efq. Frah Deowrdiag, Efq. Medias Swim %mak Efq. lobe Paley iLemlagton, Efq. Pair Packard. Ifq. ).Mbud Lea. id* Thornton, Meg. P. KL Sc yrat i kit , 'Eki• P. few% Efq. ri l m n Cabe, irg. Ibmkey. PL . melee that they will Musa at the Malden Mee aft Item Wriest eitNeck.fee the surfs of re adying ipMaVdooo of Haifa ail Catalogs, ant traskall4 other W 5134 9 ,86 dialed by the Mead Meeting. . THATCHED HOUSA TAVAILN, /twit 14. 404. AT a Meeting the N obilit y , Clergy, and Gentry AT . 1 . ot the opo4 and ks Nel#Aseinhood, held her. this day, The Right flea. Lord HAIIMESIDItY in the Chair, A Sabfetiptke was cowed into ander the Wowing hod 'We. the anderfigoed Nobir.y. Clergy, sod Gentry of the Me trope* sod its Ileighboorhoon, confided% it so ha the itsdgpas , Mk duty of every loyal fabjedt, at this isnporram wits, to forward so the utmott of their powers the smattoo • of Government in de• lane of sr County spina the attempts as lavadin limetty, elo prow& la mime to melds mid bad in rad be the public (melee ea die Owned node% le the event Modes. the somber of Herbs and'Carrisges, with Drivers and klasWefe, ez• grelfed appoint oar sofralve t he for tbe rupee of eloveyiag Troops to the Army, and to ruppit the Drivers and Herta with Programs and forge ftdikkot at kaft fat el hours, two the time - of their bins &bed oat, The Nobility. Clingy. and Gentry, ale informed that the Sob irripdon Papa will lie for dismount se the Mulched Houk Ta- that men . pt. Jatoses's.deeet, from ten te three o'clock datt sod Ibis Dollies of their Carriages will not be rsquired, as ple and rac ier: fee ksogin by rai G t , the Springs of the Cadges tub- --------PZRSON of well-known Integrity and good AChaltoftentietweas go and 40 Vain of A fin. who laas—b bearaglit op ht the Mercantile line of I,lfe, mai confiders Wog& Maier of Book keeping ; who h as raided many yawl is Vet Wks, Surinampanilrly in the Southern Colonies of Done gan, fns, and o ll acquainted with sit t We hat Vasa the Cmottnent of south America, wan wa w way for which he is qualtfirdi, either abroad in the collation of ottaa Debts. Attornerlip of Plantations, /w. or at bemoan ."1. of the Banda of any Weft India or other bier istalle,fiewever exit:2llSn; tto one is London eri :r ie tterice Ilelidbe 0020 for which a liberal Satary will be Letems odes:fed to J. F. 6, Pocullanillect ftel‘cfraft Rood, will bawittoded towial ptmftaality. ----_ so. 4 , ttifiliHlLL, and g, CHARING-CP.O 6 S. rr DISH eefpeafully folicits the Pttbrt to pntife W Mim a . e of the prefent Lo tter y , which will dais foetid ithto ilielleidn mars Capital Prise dila Lottainufually Maed w ill few Tickets: j Prises of Cra.non 13 Pains of L spoo 3 . • to,ooo 6 - - gpoo &c. &c. &c. There will be only Ten Days Drawing t the Lottery will begin tha the utia of September, and filliffi on the syth of DRAWL The Lottery coufiang of only. 25,^00 Tickets. tritium it highly - *de that towards the Drawing they will be hirer, and con -. but the Public may depend on having hither in price, but t. ets awd S'isres at both of the above Ofices, where. caraderable number of Capitsl Prizes for feverat years Mvc bees fold. &stud, and pail on demand , by T. BISH • . AO Bedioefa In the Public Funds traded/Ad with fiddle, sad.dlipsech No. of Prism of 4.150,000 Y.NOLISH lAI i orramr. FOR Otos. BEGINS DRAWING 24th of NEXT MONTH. THL TICKETS and Share/ for (in above Lottery are on Sale at HAZARD. BURNT, and Co's Mice. No. pj, ander the Royal S.:change. 1..ea100, and no where elfe on their account. The Scheme coonits of three Prises to,coci. three of ropoot. &tee of yowl fiz of !COOL eight of sea ate. tee. The lo weft Irene is soh and the number of Tickets as Poo. • • Country Orders. accosuparied with Rinrt-dated Bias on ladoo. Poft-Ogee Orders, or Ca s. In Parcel by Coach or Car rier, pundlually attended to; and Correfpraidents may depend on Wing treated exadly on the fame terms as if perfnn me ally prefent. Letters, Pull paid. duly anfwered, and Sches gratis. In the tate Lottery the following Capital Prizes were fdd In Shares at their Ogee sin No. tp.3311, sopooi 15,331, ropool. 21*. soda. moat CAPITAL PRIZES..WDFIYiEitTIC.K.ETS. TIVINTT 'IIIOUIA ND POUND ratets, Tillt TIN TIIOUSAND POUND PRIM. vial 11100 SAND "WM rams, No Priac leis than sot. THE Attention of Sc all Ranks I Peo ple ofn is (ached up die hwas the GRAND STATE LOTTERY, WHO begins Drawing the gads of Nest Month, and eaoados a E. & s &&& raoroation of CAPITAL PRIZES to the WWI Number of Tickets, than any loaner Lottery. MIMIC Veto. d cub. isoPoo sop= 'pop spar See too Total Value. Z6opoo 3opoo LW* 6.1200 4Poo Low sPaa woo Tkkets Part ea' Cork& to be &Remised ss stsit t Drlt-dravro Matt Firt Day C.: . 000 Firft.dravro Tkka Seventh DAy LO,OOO n11.417W0 Ticket Eighth Day so two Drit-dzs Ticks Mob Day sow Tickets sod bias aw 11111 fate, at every Liceded Loua, Oilso Pad Mo. Title - - - 17 o Half ...£4 5 0 I 2146th .Cs 7 o tgitanct . . 413 0 Slisamik •- a g3 6 b.sio .--- i .... ~---zt 1 • WEDNESDA LAST-INDIA HOWL, AagaS tf. ak THE COMMITTEE e SHIPPING A UNITED comp.isr q MERCHANT'S wak .1 LP LAND, Sraft At the LAST INDIES, be,* Ow e, That the Committee will be ready to receive Pmporata in w feakd up, on or before Wednefday the aptit infant, from I Peons who may be willing to ?apply the Company with COPPER. And that the Conditions of the Comma may be km epee tt glieation to Mr. JamesCoggan, Clerk to the faid Committee. whom the Tenders moR be kit before twelve Ale& 000 n the kid agth latest, beyond which boar the Committee will reeeive soy 'reader. WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. THE COURT of DIRECTORS uf the WE INDIA DOCK COMPANY, hereby give entice, That s Call of Ten per Cent. being the fourth Intlalment 0 kft Welt Inch.. Dock Subferiptloo, is busby required to be Into the hands of MeKra Smith, Payne. and Smiths, Man Houle ftreet, on or before Friday the 24th day of (Maher I , and that a furthgr and fifth inftalment of Ten per Ca* oo tit Subleriptton, Is alfo hereby reiluired to be paid at the fkme 1 on or before Friday the aid of November next. By onter of the Court of Molars, THOMAS MARSHAM. Sari Weft-India Dock Hoofs, Auguft 2.4. 130.4. BRITISH PLANTATIONS. A T the Tinned Copper Works on Bitikfide, A. be fees in ute awry Tborfday, in Apparatus for Dl' LING by Steam, and alfo one fur DRYING COFFEE fame means, boa d than particularly adapted to dm Waft Plantations. PORT OF STAVES. BV Order of the Honourable Comedians , of hb Maje Curb:ans. On Monday the 3d day of September nest, by two tiebaci afternoon, will be crpoftd to Public Sala, at the Cußom is tbts Port, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, for and Other., viz. 439 Gallon Rum 67 Gallons Wise. For the sfe of Private Fatuities adv. Gateva 4790 Galles. Braes ndy Pass& 3,ofine Itrall Vi The above Goode may be viewed three days preet6lo6, the day of fak. --,--------- EADI4/.ItHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. b Mr. WILLIAM TV At tbo Now lee, lathe City of GO Satti:day i di: at a 841:401iblff oat. Weems tea batty el tine eni tea erooto. by order el its Allem' Aeade e sCeette .311M.f.AfIlLE PREEHOLD ESToce Bow. agritaftur 1.-d. i t e i rt i lLoars to fr.“e T, it year. of lettkb fis yenri are wiespired et Lolly-day a oboe sil Acres of Woodland in ha 41,corcred with aril ber.. The ravage art Stoats at Mow, to Radoore two miles how dotter Mar be Aorta by a rt ikesdea to Mr. Wilibowl, it sod oaticulars inn belied at Mr. Street, Solicitor. Ph Lonbeitire.i.MAd:crer, Peredki. Worcetterg [ Allan. % aor Mr. WIC Me fir. Torligisq. ____----------- ----------_ _ C A PITAL MANORS. EST ATE'. AND COTTO IN SHROPSHIRE AND HEREFORD: I HW TO RE„.SCILD BY Al/CrION. by Mr. WILLIAM At tbe Hop Pole Inn. in the City of Worecßer, on 9 Sad September, doe, between the limn of the' o'clock in the afternooo. by Drags of the Affirm Commdrion of Bankrupt, Lot {.A VERY Valuable Improveable IF.STATE, comprising M.' rsteofiVe Lordetips of Parlow, in the Cooney of Hereford and the County of Sa4OP. Weber with dhow saleable taint'', in the whole about tyoo AMC IS tbe ocztip fpedlable Tenants, the matt eonflekrabte part thereof other parts thereof on Leda of Lives at divers Y amounting in the whole to 6001 a year. The Farms li of the Tltterflone are Hill, and the Manses eaten 2002 Acres. too of which c m unineided, sod shads' The River Rea runs thmogh the Lands, and there Liras, and a quantity of theving Trees upon the Eit Lot 2. A valuable new ere.iked Mill for Carding . Cotton, Mutts Is the pal& of Stonefdan. In the Cot together with about twenty-eight Armor Land ther let to Tenants at Will at Yearly Rents, amount year The Minis will (applied with water by the It near the Eutaw Mee. Tbc Premifes are fitutte w at Smedley, five at Cleobery Mc:timer, (even of is of Bridgman!. For further particulars and a view of the ER.p Street. Slor, Plitipot•lane, London ; or Mr. Ste; Bewdley, Worattkrenre; where plain of the Elate or to Mr. Moore, Audimeer Tewkeiburi. ____----- -------"- PERKIN's PATENT METALLIC TRAI FROM the Titaeve which have neea ci p.hlibed by the COMMITTEE of the PER rrnuTioN, It has bees dikovesed rue thlt tke P TALLIC TRACTORS ad upon t GALVA] PLF.6 ; and from Increalini caperiment, which relief of ROOM humanity in view, they have b akettain. balks fuel complaints as ham hereto Riled to the Wad& that they have reedloally eon Ihropfy 1 one tapartienlar. the Hydro Thorax, or Cleft, which had been of long Itanding,and after bad thgadvantagc of the hrft medical aflame, lief. Fairy has alto barn relieved in a remarkable tingular cafes are reported from the Poor Haute at The Patent Metallic Traders are fold by app Patentee, (only) by F. Smith. Chernift. tit, Hap Guineas the Set. Including Books of Cafes. TO THE LADIES. BAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEP Ibr removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS I NECK. ARMS; lie. and for improving the C (optwitligardlog matt of the preparatiuna of dam fraudulent attempts to imitate it) bu now Rood Sties of years. to 'fig Lutd and on the Coodoent play ever awed to the Public. which unlit operation fo as not to irritate eve the delicate I with infalitbk and permanent idgcacy. la Tort it was gra brought into this Wintry by Loll El dics, who ars delicate iu the curtest. not to to remain which they eonetive irregular or Mart this Preporadam at rho baths. sod even the ME ploy It to give uniformity and Sage to their an - To prevent impatiens in (mom the Public a r i p that the above is fold by Mrs. Knigl ltrert.Holborp.liz doors from ?Whom by apt Proprietor, sag at no other hoof , In Loudon. • Price 31. gd• the battle. la ado to aseommodate Ladies was &Ram I cation, their orders by pod, for a aegis Bettis will be punetually executed to any part al T.r Sold by one refpellable trade(ntan In every 11 let It be partlaJarty ebferved that each batik t prieteet hencl-eritins, to Imitate which is a fel N. R. All letters mil Irak* the aosonatt. KnOt. as abase. Country and foreign orders nerved as oh daze Maul az Deals , . sad Oat 01100 1