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fix the old nun with Itaderf.4.in3 to pay this tool. but the evidence of the tail witnels did. There was no imputation on the indent Defendant for defending this :Ohm, becaufe he vas bound to take care that the clime of his Teflator fitoold he burthened with none DM 6.--hatatt.tom .u. LONGMAN, AIR• but legal demands.—Verdisa for the Plaintiff.—Da- Mr.,Lo.t..*. i••••• ...• ii• ,, ", so Acton fur money mazes One Hundred Po V. undDESs. ISLOW. raid. laid tot, and expended for the Tetlathr in his TURNER. life time, a perfon of the name of Thomas Evans, to The Plaintiff is a pawnbroker, the Defendant is a whom the Defendant was Executor. The Plaintiff, ISM of fatloon, refiding in Brutondareet, Berkele he said, was t t oo ter, and the Defendant the repre- fquare. This atlion was brought on a Bill of Es. fent oivr -f th Ii• - 'rhomas Evans. as he had dated change, dated the 7th of May, at two months, for already, who lived in Paternollet.row, where he had the cum of I t :h. for many years carried on the bufinefs of a honkfeller. , Metfrs. Glues and MARRY. T, for the Plaintiff, .1 ~ coo so told, exhibited one of the mod Tuthill- proved the auhtenticity of the Bill, and the accep choly inftances of human depravity that were ever tance by the Defendant witnefted in the hum an charailler, even when avarice Mr. Grtatow, for the Defendant, faid, this Bill seal( got hold of it. The mga eafy credulit wo uld was payable to a gentlem an of g reat bufitiefs in bill feareely believe that there ever y e aißed (itch a human negociation, whom the jury would r ecolleft when he being as Thomas Evans, the late bookfeller of Pater meotioned the name of William Stephenfon. This uotteorow. This creatorc had by miferable laving* WA) the friendly connexion by which the Hon. T.W. and by fu'ccefs in hufinefs amaffed what, for him, was Coventry, and his turf acquaintance, Mr. Emden, a confiderable Outline. ' He had a lon who had been . whom the Jury had difcovered in a late cook, had u nfortnnate, and k became ezpeoient for him to tt y been accommodated with fuels confiderable amounts. his fortune in America. Hi* father would not do any He fbottld thew on the prtfent occafion, by the fame \ thing for him. He had no objeEtinn, however, that wheels, if it were pnflible to extra& the truth from any body d ot [ put do it. The old man would do I kit:), that the Bill in quettion was anti/sits, and could any thing but put his hand in his pocket ; that was I not fopport the pretenfions of the Plaintiff. He •an attitude into which lie never pul p himfelf :it M'AS : itch g ood Mr. Stephenfon on feeing him .in beyond him—he conld not do it eview. to this, :itch health, lamented extremely his own de young Evans had married the litter forthollalt.Hamltnn, feetive powers for the invited[nterrogation of fit expert a and Isle. Hamilton had chine a great deal im, refpondent, and him into the witnefs's not. and could not then do more. The young man, how Mr. William Stephenfon examined. VW. was fitted out to America by the medium of Qls this bill indorted by you ?—A. Yes, it is. Mr. 'Hamilton and Mr. Wilkie, the former of there Q .z. To ule the technical teria, Sir, is itehne by you #entletnen borrowing the money upon his undertak- with the Plaintiff ?A. Yes, it iv, mg to print for the gentleman who lent it, until the Q„ A., Si*, yen are a man of bufines, and your aillsonnt of the tool. was difchargedold man valuable moment. cannot be ropplied, I (hall be becoming accountable for the payment of it. for he glad to know tio what toms it ia dose P—A. I cannot was prevailed upon to make the promife, but he had at all recolle& the s. -nditions. no thought of paying; to part with money was out The Winters being preired fly thee after a long of his power. The poor fn went to America, where paofe. acknowledged, that th , return for the hill by Iheltad no faecal, and returned to Europe ; and the Plaintiff was not all in hatd ..illa, that /oh had titer% Mr. Eitsetw c laid, he would not call, of his been interchanged in plate and j. wellety. 'Awn accord, an afperfron upon our common nature, Q .. And pray. Sir, was this all pure humanity, to Inhe would not hazard the changer of a Milan- Alt the Defendant, or did von receive fume little. thrope ; he Ihnuld, theteftwe, Only read his brief— frivolous commit ion for your trouble ?—A. What I er When the f an came back to London, be was for did. was from the impulfe of difin:eielled friendthip. 'se months on outcall to lociety, and all the comforts Q,. Emile me. I thought you ve-e the gridiron, aflife ; his father refuting to look upon his fon, and whether hot or cold Ido , ot decide, uon woich this leaf to all his prayers and entreativ. He (inched money was thrown'; I could no e tactly tall Tots otter Vs father whom he could not Cee, until he was much had fallen throw n. Pr ay,.oati you any other reduced by hunger in the (trees, and in this deplo- money tranfaftions who this Gentleman ?—A. This' Table condition he fell down, fainting, near Shore was the &mil renewal of the lame the eircumnances , bill. di t ch Church. where he was unable to articulate Q . ,..N0w you reco Come of any thing but " No. 3z, Paternofter-row," where perhaps you may call to mind, what the plaintiff 'his father lived, and where he came its a CnACII, paid for k ?—A. I think it was eighty pounds its 'into 'which f u me burnar.e petl n had put him.- cafh. and twenty pounds in goods. 'When he caw there , his parent would not receive Q z.,. Novr, Sir, upon the peril of tht pillory (I will Itim, and there the coachman left him in the fireet. not fay to you upon the tiered obligation of your Vie wandered a little way, when another humane oath), was a tingle article of there goods delivered tn perfon gave bim lixpence. He was able to articulate the Defendant. for whom you profels this lublime the words 0 fotpence," bin no more. Here he was and generous friendfhip ?—A. My memory doe, ma picked up, and taken to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, (apply use with an anfsetT to your gothic's ; but thus where he expired. Would any human being believe much I can fay, that the Defendant was in the habit that thin ;Allman father, afterwards died worth from of delivering the bills, to get difcounted in the heft 6to floool. ? but 4 ' he helpt to but y whom he helpt way, and upon the moil advantageous terms I could. to fiarve." and fo fohfcribed three (billings to the fn. Q_ I have alked you, Sir, what became of the metal of his for I He had, however, acknowledged goods ;and there are but three ways in which you the debt of tool. advanced to fit out, the fon to Anse- could have answered me; either you delivered them flea • hat when the time of payment came, he bid to the Defendant, fold them to others or kept them hindeif,and it was not without nobody he was youtfelf.sill have an anfwer, to which of found ' but a. to payment nobody c o uld extra the tethree modes of conveyance von consiefeended ? ins ; and, to complete his charaiter, he A. There nil (,oath way, which h seluded your inge ah he hail relations) the whole of his pro- nutty : I might have pledged the propert7 for account ihnpman ! of the Defendant. torooa Wilkie (wort , that he applied to Mr. Q.... Where, Sir, may I find you, if we fimuld want -MeEting the fum of tool. He advanced to hang yt u ?—A. At your Service , in Pall-Mall. him t o give to the h ow of Evan., to help 4 AtIA I have done Come (crake to the corn mu t tn'ArneTiea, which was applied to that !shy, if not corny client, by giving information of the fd man 'if:welted of the witness to prevail place t f reGdence of this ufclui member of lisciets ." Longman tn advance the money to fit young Verdi& for the Plaintiff, principal and inte: co, to America, in November 1796, and the teal. sos. t o with the knowledge and don- 101411 MORNAY O. otaacs SHIP HIM old man the father, by whole carrels de- The Plaintiff is an -Ironmonger, the Defendant ;cation was made. The money was ad. is a Brandy Merchant. The latter withing to have ~ Plaintiff by Mr. Longman, and the a kitchen range and copper. had given an order to ,e a note for the money to IMr. Longman, the former to ere& them. The copper did not ;a :inn to take it not in printing, which join the range,but intermediately commonicated will performed by Mr. Hamilton, fo that it by a due, which was to convey the heat from the ts paid by the Plaintiff, o now claimed culinary fire to the copper, without any expenditure se prefent Defendant, as h the executor of of coal., in addition to what was required for the i Ev.uss, "and," hoist the wand', re I con- purpofes of the kitchen. By fome Orange mifm .• ,v aos!to be the greateft fcriondrel upon the nagement. the bottom part of the copper was piaeed ea of beg your pardon, my Lord, for below the region of the fire in the grate, Co that the i. hot I feel in mitch the propriety of the heat, which, like the (parks, naturally flies upwards, with regard to him, that I could not help had very little effe& Ilium the copper. Under a vio though, perhaps it is not evidence." lent fire in the dove fur the 11.1ACC of fourteen hours, a.a.ansoitoucti." W't cannot fpeak fn, the water in the copper with ifficulty acquited a se living et dead , althou g h I dare fay your blood heat. This afti.m was brought fur t 71. I 3s. lid. ty be in unifon with the expreflinn." ter,being the value claimed tor theft articles. Landlord o f t h e C, e orge and Volotre,l Mr. tat Seta I, fur the Plaintiff, admitted, that the ram, fwore,be knew old Evans and his ton ; I grate and copper were not conitrueled on thole phi- If. of she Plaintiff's having advanced this I loCophicol principles which modern ingenuity had AC \ she oft of the Pin. re The tuft time I law knowleig ed ; the order was, however, executed pre n on this ftieA," laid the Witnels, ee I cifely i and if the atter bad madn conformity with the die a mitiake,reEtioa of the Deft:o -f waited u po n bin., at the rrytell of his dam,l and had was then flarving ; ;ha t I.e w a s at my bottle: prefumed ti iotet Pere with the fuperior information after he Came back from America. Ile of the Platutlai in the immediate articles of his own sr.; do nothing at ail fur illAt t atapry boy trade, he nitifl later for his s lly. tr ca;led him his fn—he has been to Arne. Medi*. PAARL andel , argued that the Plain. lois come ba..l. -he runt/ take his chance— ha' received no fach otders, and that it was not the t i .. F ..;.:ar myfelf. I have loon forced to I obi - mray of their client, bat of the Defendato, oho 've niiintas, and mull thieve or . go LI the expeAcd tl:at the eternal ati.l irrevocable lasts it 11a ,.!.' ..-- This was r. litth: before la, death. tore thould pay r.Oe.sience to 111, fat. zd 'south 11, .1) ii: tii P.:c,-...1.—1 law him The Jury b y informed that the orate and other O w : . re ouctled ta this! him out in order to do- mates ials were in Wetiminfler Ilan, an I could ran o . :ley rf him—the teol. ;or if fit did rot I be conveniently btotight into the body of the Cowl, ,(11 I!• to an action Would he hrou 'he to adain with the psimuli in of the Lord Chief juftice, they so him ; t the Booms .Veliiiic ; I vas in a l adful fitnation, and Mr. }lam& tended by the tipslaff, who had esprefs orders not to 4 11 oo v a nee if ocl. to fit hint out t. , America, permit th ens to conoo onicate with any perfon whotever. t Harr , t•vn bilier fums e f ael. cacl.."—He Lord ELLANIV,iftLGM—" There:ire two tineftions 01.1:ri.e f. a. the 1001. was ti. my credit, and , to which your atteotion will bc &react! : Fitt}, it a y ii ; btit I have n o money ~ow ; I have :wen 1 the work were Jott.e according to the terms ot the r.r- In hut tr.w, ..,:a I lh-ill never he wrrth a C. 7.1. I der? nest, if not executed •:t cording to t linfe te m.. tu'A ivrn, '' yf.ur fort its !If tn i s 1.1;!1 a con- if the Defendant had agree d to wave all f)bita..ll, I,a , re he c arrion my hnutc, that I.c h a , lived o n the non compliance wolf his iiiittinsinns." i, i...e . • ~f trees in . garden. Tl, it ha‘ I 1 no ei- i His Lordfhip then et. ered minutely into the fs I - 1' c *old min ; but be laid. " the 1.-st.l. was ..n dente , and after two minutes contideration, av er diet .I.a, i ,,,t1 1 ‘.....u1d pay tr. hut •. s :la- ." war fund fur the Dcletietant. I Let.' A:s• I, 0 Gll faith that .% hates er ..'.:iv. 5 Ot.c of the Jurors initn:dia.ely afterwards fignifed _ft:: ~..ti th e Jury could h I ,s e felt :n tee the to his Lordthip, that or. a minute infra:on of the .....se oat againtt the Cll4le GI 11. s ti:it rii.it.r. ict !matri;Ali, his colleagues had all mot soot they were * la.. In 1•C CliCZICti hut ths ntioli he 1 ,:d'.:rotots& for the purpo:cs for which th ey were soeuee ; the evisicuce el M. - . Na . dlic did not ; .atcn4lcd. LAW antwor.Ncr. C'ItIRT OF KING'S TENCH. CON TIN 0 VTION I llont TNI PRECEDING P• 01. A ciarrArn CIPIRLFTOR CORNS. INFALLAbLE OERMAN CGRN-PLAiSTCR. 1"1-JE PROPRIETOR. of this moft ,pscrilent MEDY is h) certain of it. Efficacy having %ever fail.d, in a vari,,ry of Cafes, am`tes, if it dyes nut eradicate the Corp, rem and branch, en a ornate tr. And he • he •i cgs leave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage nt the nefs cation' Ointment's. Salver, Re. as Many how irols of affli:ded pee. Cons can toddy, among whoa ate Conte of tke ebatadtars this kingdom Sold Whol. , falc and Retain/ T.Astell, No I, Rithdane, near the Koval Exchange; and alto by M. Day, No. 7, Tairißnelt- Arm: ; Mr. Wilful, No. 39, St. jam.a's-Brett; Mr. Hilde 4., Na. at , Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, N0.324,144)100, and Jeboalit and CO. No. tso, Oxfortl .itrt et. At Brittol, by Mr. Bitten and Mr. Sheppard, Beolaidiers 13.1 th, BF Hazard, bookfelicr, and Wr.itt, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Parer, South Bridge. Portfca and Gorpert, Mr. hardines. Liverpool, by Mr. Gort, tirinter,n3 Mr. Jones ,booltritlie', Portfnionth, Mr. Motley, bookfelicr. And by osoft of the 'V ender of Medicines in wand. - ----- Out or the Mouth of BA ISR3 an 4 TRUTH. SUCKLINGS Otall can , TT is to be hoped no Pe lons, let their want of f ,i• . 11, be eve( Wrest, will for moment doubt the atithem'e ty nl the following letter. If there be, the Proprietor eouttr the itoet , it Inveßigation, having the fatisfaCtion of knowing, that TA di eine, either ancient or modern, has ever performed fuck Isrpe.Gag cure' as Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAI. SYRUP and NEE, VOUS CORDIAL. Co Mr. Swln TON, Proprietor of Dr. Brodow'si Meadows Mt- 9, Albion.ftreet, Blackfriate good. Sir--Wt entreat you to make know.i for the good of Insokinill, tl-t our Brother, Inre?h Small, aged is, now with Mr. Birch. Paperhanger. No. gg, High Holborn. atmet elght months ago was Los, rod from kip to bed wkD frightful large red ferophnlmis Ittutc...,mailupl) , lig ;it night, and (welling with extreme augnilla. depriving Aim of the uk of his right kg for four months. The contraCtion of the Sinews had quite drawn the leg tip... Thus confined to bed, the pains at night were dreadful to him. After being ten weekr in St. Bartholomew's liWpital, be came oat luipelcfs, Bat from one Bonk of Dr. lkoilutafe Botanical Syn. bc found the Sat happy relief, and by thrse mole was Krieg ly cured, and is dill hearty and Smog. The whole neighbourhood so:tents and 'melds core. Your moLt. obedient and refpeetful humbk Sero•nts, R.. and S. WALKER No. g, George-llnset,Battle Bridge. il th n ro " pe ;- thou' When the fon • se frion .h t of life ; his lath( sear to all his in blsfather s educed by lons Table condition 1 ditch elturelt. any thing but *his father live; into Nsltich for When he CAW liim, and there lie wandered perfon gave bin the words fis picked up, and where he expire that this iahum 6 to g o ool. ? b to nave." and . :Kral of bit the debt of toe ski • but whe: hirs4lf,and it r ound nut , but that out of hin left, ( 41/ b n " h rty to his lh; itr. Thom. Longman Trip the molter to fit him ont t e e . The old on Mr L+ng e 'vans out to icioncy was at (ant o f the 01 lire the split trances! to the Plaintiff gave be undertaki printing was this debt was i t back of lb' t h e old non tete( old Lv `face of the e (peaking fo. ti p / Ann vt ufing it, alil Lord Et 4i:her of the feelings ma Mr. Butt at Tuttenh. a..-tnew ill money to II the said ma tnl 11::n I fon, wbo this u:.s laid," ticvc.l 1 I atm a ' I ;w ;- -rt; —lie di _ pa y. , ; his fon v • ton 1;1,1 ; that fa 1 . 1.. "SI ,sill pa *obi gr,l dit,.n be *r•. , •1/t 't 1,4 , 1 'es. c n AO • t d,lcs ,1 • Nosanber, (804. FOR COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA% AND .CONSUMP TIONS, ROBBERDS.siMPROVhD BALSAMIC ELIXIR. or, COUGH DROPS. qo xtrantslinare are its Virtues, that ietthe Patieset I- , be ever fo emaciated or reduced. after Mains tried every Me dical AlGRance to no purport., it will amt as it were a CHARM, and inftantly relieve the omit inveterate COUGH ; give Ede atoll Freedom to Perfpiration. proillote gentle lispedteration.Strengtea the whole Dehilitated Coullitution, proeuretke refrelhiag c,unf.,ce of Reit and Sleep: and quickly elle& a permanent Cur.' for the mull °Militate COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHILkS. and 00N.• SU MPTIONS. Not an Inflance has occur r ed , though taken by near St u/ Timufand Pathnts, wherein dude Drops have been known to fall relieving the above Complaints; Is f a d too Inuels cannot be fold praile of fo valuable a Rentoiy,as it only regain:a to be knows to meet unirerfal preference —A (umber account of its Vireos, may be fern iu each Biller Friredtions. His MajeSy's Hen. CommUloners have been pleated to order the :fame of R. Butkr, o. , Cheaplide, es be Engraved on • Black , ramp. which Stamp li 4 is 'Seed to each Beak, all others are Counterfeits Sold Whnkfale and Retail at Mr. Bader's, No. 4, Remade; and Retail, by Hitt& Pail Mall; Crimp, Corner Sprint Gardens; Withers,war Temple Bar 'Curt, Lewthweite, end Bottom, Roy ill Flehart7r ; Clark, a(9, Itorttuth; :term and Smith, Eclistiorga g Bull, 79, Carne Stem, Dublin, Beet New York ; Stator Moo ched,' ; ant molt Citatory Bookfeliers and Medicine. Va:ders,i• Bottler at Os and as. pd. tack. OFCI ;11AC!irRsScArtfp.rttliel4sAorRSMHYI.. NAVY, MER recconmetideal HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM MEP'. and HLAl:rit which is taken by Geodesics of tfte let d7.inaiiiin in this king,lore as well as other*. by whom It is selimewicelged to ;oath 114 crag:6El4as properties the Clot Vi'eakneffn and Decays It turnstiles the esbauabed parts wfth trttli ju.ers, and totally re.eitatiliates the whole Nervoas Whoa. Gear IttllcO front the Fan and Weft Indies, whole habits wall rehted by theta:at of thole climates, have received infinite htbeSts as well re (Acne belonging to the Army and Navy, whelk ens ftitution* were impaired by hard (ervice, the 1110011$ thaws d climate, he. For Pain* in the Back and Eons, Gkets and Seminal Weak. t ietp,a, perhaps there La not any Medicine in public or private Flo. tic , , which has been more fucceftfuL CASES or+ GREAT IMPORTANCE. A Comniroder of one of his Mayfly's corps has. In a letter, as knowledged thc great benefit be received trim this Rettorative Balfam, and fay'," That the Proprietor Is at liberty to th,mt ht. any gentleman dellmus of taking the Pine' An Officer of the Guards has alto acknowledged that title Re. ftnratire Medicine is far fupet:co, in Wcakneffes and Nervous Do. hility. to any Medicine betted ever heard ef.and that be therefore feels the nintott pleaftire and frtiafaftion in nieginmending it to the circle of his friends and acitusimance. Ht or Oslo s-rote, I'fq. a Gentleman of unionist beam,- 1 , 11,:e, bac communicated the following cafe Mrs. Knight, of Weilmititter, in the Spring of tiloa, was se. Bided withea very rest weakcefs of thencreesnf Our ftomacb,whici took away her Prength, produced a fhortnefs of breath and total lola of appetite, infomuch fo, that (bethought her life in great dos ser. She confulted many of the Faculty, and after having trio, many ntediciecs, was told that nothing would do her good. Hoe ing heani her cafe, anal knowing the efficacy of Hunters Pills to loch difotdcm, I recomnserolcal r trial, and gave her one (mall boa. l ..-ale upon her on that day week, when I knew the molt hoot taken the :aft 41 , 4 • and was anontateal at the great alters. t inn in her look. ..r the better. Mtn has fence, I uodentsod. takes two ne three t0..,t1 hoar. more, and it pettedly recovered, and de. fir...a toe to fry, the wlll be happy to give any inter:melon concerts. itg her rale. I ant tilt,. No. e. Young Oren, Fa 6. 7. To! .r. Va'adr.ol.lßend-drect. --- • • - • Gc.itkmasi ha `:ilea had fa i'er.d for many months the re 11 HAVI NG 7 , c.;f t. c tot dV, and c.:CII I aw.ol datr.ffirie of foirits. had trici, se ha esprellA gratified by al e melt cot ntleralde a t in Out hnich !smogs th-ops an daleres, het could get no fort rif e- wen i thought e roger to troll that 1 have not rove lief l.ll tom: erne after betted taken the Rs:Rotative P.n.. c ml.lo ray time in ;lc ea tni,ve field of the i Another Gentleman, mat Persem - .h, in Seffez. writc.s, 111 'LA protafbon, we at eiely r •knce•tainty. - ad. =rot he la -.lnatrul fenhtde of thectitacy of this mottle and imilltnahle Ms always ..ttain that Cur -.re '• I. arooltril ccto ,aratbi the . relaxations of the Cads. hi. by Vie very Lattcisg hoe letatettsrl power to ore 4 1 ' • .de:s. Et 1 e hal received. on taking •ne large hot." The all'estes of are :•-ccharly dtflr-Clot they otl•es teervlcsnen have been candid enough to &elate , :ot brlrg writ them a •r.. 111 te. • ..t •. a:. 1 . by c 4. chit M llefte bail antwered the Formic of a perhet Ra Pore ive nra Ohm of ay. vital ti. eel '. i'relf Lee - • erw.ht. to War., it ic now in tech tspute, as to be u(..3 and recismatcadni Whether they 'rife tan . 91. pt..ea: :f the 'CA:re by rita:ry oil the Faculty pmenful cavern cf Man ur e tit • ha: its cl ft'vvi3-1.•• • 1, ,1.• "t'. th, y re. Nunt' , ..rs whn bid un lermne too guire the toot! afr. ;arm • tot I y . 1 -. e I :naraarc (the ) whichroduced th: ntoait re mit. trari: . lcated min, the t• ; ro, terns are i,ravated, amt tic coral • sslttera.:. r unveil the utmol benefit from tics Ile:totem tuti.m t. rkee*. a rt, ri,.fs of ft :engtla at.4l vigour, they happily regained thiat fa' As MILM.I! It of OYA'. Sl'n.o'"tceS met he :M. I n.an try t;• •e• r •-••7 r.' 0 %.% Not —IIA efloese , ve le prepared In Pr.. -o,4fb Fr AOC ' • — y peoc.e.;- f•a t• , ^ -erendet.c: - Ind 1..(14,9 died. than as ref {given.' •m• the • .ntt 6 r .‘alftin alfo better preferred. Pull %Weaver I. Icp wale 14. 1 1 t. ECCLFSIAST:CAL PROMOTION. The Right Rev thc laird of Lon& n has been plrefed to apnnint tho Rev. T Chien!. the Miulf.r of the It i fore French l'reiteßant Church. St John. St. Betlinsl Green. London, t be one of his Majt`ty's Chaplains, at the French Chapel, St. ]arm's , Paiarr. On the th loft ant. at Paling, of a daughtet. the Lady of Cap tain George :loperrail Stevena, ul the Royal Navy. Laily of Sir Chide+ Watfoli, alaugto.t. MARRIED. Wrdnefid , T, at St. Gc,rge's.Elo3tr fbury, Cl•srles Sihntinnofle. Vfq eld.-11 len of Sir Arehit•Ald Fannotiltotie, IlAit. to Mils I..nida Hothancroon;rft daorhter of rir Betumcnit Hothani, one of the Barone of the haeliegiirr. °oche s9tb ult. At Carlton Dall,Nottioghanallire. John Sargent, 'lf+ jun. eltieft foe of John Sargent. Efq, M. V. of I.aviogton, in Suffer. to Mi , e Smith, only daughter of the LPL Alnd Smith, Efq an.: niece to Lord C irrlneton. • . At Gl..fgow, on Vriday Ctiliabt, Robert Watt, Efq. younforr, .f Dlentore, to Mica Margaret Sterling, 4:Aug:der of Sir John Stir. 1 {mg. Bart. of Clio, A:. . _ Di 1 D. On Toefilay Taft, aged :4, Mrs Joy. wife of John Joy, Efq. of Hatton G;irirn. dray, at Vienna. General Brentano, who dillingtilhed hiinfclf in the late wars in I•tly. . On •ruelday ntorrirg. , t B,th, the Lady of Sir Franeio Baring, Bart. of. Hill ft rci t, Bcrlici.y-filuare. At N....ni-e. parish of St.l.Lvi I'., Jamaica, on the ifith of Septeme her, Mr. J•it...ei Smith, fon of Mr. George Smith, cut!on-manufac tort?. fila..-nar. At hillic'.yinor. in India. on the a:th May 1111. I i• 'it. Charles Gordon, in the ferviccol the Hon. the Eaft•lndis Cr,rrp.uty, in the sad year of l::. ay., ilk. of 'at. Gord.m. F 1.4 Craoghly. LAn4utiN 1I Duli it).1%1011.140M. , itratfo a• - -r 6 HIGH c•r- in:7. • Attr—itwt " Your ob. diem humble ferrant• • HENRY GRI MS lOW' • • • .- t ! 5cv0,..4 I fire wa., ' , Ala I b.*. Ll;hi•vo arti' sr rhourt IA7 T leans It is 'near 1 a the 1 fba say I b Glow De L Popi tie u Live they rif.: _ . .. _._ . It : the to,t 1...1;..,..,u• ..( irn-•.• ; •,.....:.. t A. ' • t. 0.•. ‘',-'. w,,. - 1 ay, ,- .• .. e •••••- -- - .... . earrt ttte CSI-r...ty ,•, id" '-. .- ...1 f ..f — s; ; :_, ; • ^ o •. t • • r I -.' I . 1 - .• ;-1,.4 a. ‘‘' ...,!•'. 111:e.liclet.1 W.oetaoure. aim lA,. ea , '• em, fr - bo • coo'. . woof, of t:•••• at.mt . fro: •` .. :'• '' c• a"' •-• l• i nrett , and at : 4 ••• a;. Ohl anowt•itrce• ; Mr. Mathews, Iloo'ef. Ile , . (wroth:: mlch.rti , •e, is k -fat o' ft.e r....n1. -- st•'. •••• eruaro of it s - St fan 1; ettr . Jl 1.; .t. N a o,e; &moo. 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Newr, (rf ( • md,0,,,,,,t iii' Royal ( •- ) 'l.7A,c r( "Mfr.' , ,la Londvl t.-:).-•• -4-e-, 1.•1:2,011), at the .: i•• Or rice, N... I r: ,- No st, Anaiki-mies. dinis4 Lau '1,..!tp;.: Ba. (brit.. L'u! , ,ba,44 WA at tasSr•it (hr.., Icsiple-10 LONDON MAR KR7& • - CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY,DECEMEF.R 7. RETURN of WIIr.AT •'...1 Mirk-lane. inclodiog mIV from the 19th of Nov. to the 24th of N.Arctotter-- rotAl 11,412 Q_uatters. Avenge 103 s• 8i3..-.35. oid higher than let return. A RETURN OF FIiOUR, Front the 2.ath of Novernberto the 3oth of November. Total---7.744 fa c ks—Average 98s. td os 7d. higher than lift return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT LIXBIIIDGE, DEC. 6. Wheat per brad ill 08 to 30 trs Earley per quarter ii 41 to 21 I's 0.1.6 per ditto 0 sTo 1 1 Os Beans per ditto 21 E s to sl 16 s Peale per ditto Sl Si to 21 16s PRICE OF SEEDS. Re3,Clover 6os to loos per cwt. White ditto 70s to I tcs do. Tref 41 zas to 42s do. Carraway 106* to it as do. Coriander, rre to its do. Turnip ills to 141 per bottle,. Whit , ?dullard Seed, 6s to tee Od do. Briwn ditto, 121 to is do. Canary, 7s cd to lis al do. Rye Grafs nos od to 301 ad per goat PRICE OF HOPS. roeacTs. SACS. 31 1111 to 41 14' Kent - al Cl to SI 6. 31 Ili to 41 S. SutEct - 41 Os to 41 118 31 nos to 41 6 , Farnham 61 gs to 81 Os RICE OF HOPS IN Tiiii noitouGH. 31 Iss to 41 15s I Pockets 41 as to 51 se PRICES OF HAY ANL) STRAW. • Smithfield. St. lames's. Whiterhaptl. Hayperload 4 '4 to 4 13 3 •oto 4 r 6 0 3 18 to 4 12 0 Straw. Il3tozoll3otoas 0 l 1 14 10 2 0 0 Clover 353t0 1 o 44t0 S 8 o SMITHFILI.D, December 7. To fink the ot:2l—per (lone of 818. Beef 4.1 od to ss 4d Veal ss cd to 75 od Mutton 41 ad to is 4d I Pork ais Od to 38 od tITAO or C 471 LE TM/ DAT. Beall. about 7:3 --Sheep and I.4mtis 2,402. NEWOATE andI.EADENHAILL, D ece mber 7. Per floor of SRL by the curare. Beef 31 c.l to 41 4.1 I Veal 3s 44 to 6. .d Mutton 35 od to 41 4,1 Pork 0 04 to sa 06 RAW HIDES. Hicks (per(lone) 3. 83 to as 44 Bork Skins zas od to 5711 Middling 3$ 44 to 36 6d I Heavy C/If los 6d each Ordinary 3s od , o 34 ad Sheep Skins ss 04.1 to os od PRICE OF TALLIA: IN LONDON. St. James's market as 63 'horn Tallow 764 oil to os Clare Market 41 6d Ruilia ditto (can.) 7isodto os Whitechapel Market Ruffia ditto ((tap) lists od to os (per Eons of 81b.) 4 5 aid Melted Stuff 6:.,s od to his ----- Ditto rough 441 od to os t3l 40 GralllcA 145 Ca, Average Nit! as 34d Good Dregs ti, to os Yellow Soap, Si,. to CA.—Mottled, 905...-C14141, 944 Price of .24,1,`1es per dozen, 125. air-Moulds. 53. olt PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. Al' LEADENIIALL. Batts, so to !Mb each 234 to 1314 Ditto, 6o to 6Oh std to .26d &ler:haws Backs 224 to 13.1 d Drelkoz tildes sea to 23,1 Ei le Coach Hides 23.1 to zed Crop Hides for Cutting 234 to 2:1,1 Fl a t Ordinary sad to 23 d Calf Skims, 30 to 4o l h per doz en 33d to 3 Ditto 50 to 7olb yid to 383 Ditto ro to Rolls 323 to 344 Saul Seal (Greenland) per lb. 3s 64 to 3s yd Latta ditto tOos to 168 s per doz. Goat Skills. .--• to —s ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides 26s to 38s each COAL. EXCHANGE, December 3. Deft Coals, in the Pool. per Ckaldrovi - bet. 04. Delivered to Hourekcepers at i 71. od. eland, Sundt and, p chaldrou 3 ,s. cd. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 635. d. Kent - itlifc: - Ms -_ NUMBLI THIS Young 1 pll three fully lei( Bozo It arc alloo B. mj a• Tam T' .1- wi maw The 1 asti Da•