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lent were Society ma Cave by Mr. fed by Sold q. The all dif iar eir• ICUt Ty r a mmixr fever al , the afe rank, are n cattle, my years iteri tope ' Come ied Ai down ::tending \ way other Pi-Tonere—A i I don't with it now ; I have been cruelly treated." The Jury returned their verdift, Guilty. Lewis Bernardi, and Mary his wife, were indiaesl for healing a quantity of table linen, wearing appa rel, &c. the property of Lewis Ann Clear Count North. The Countefs North, who (poke fuels very bad broken Englifh, it was aloud impoffible to under- Rand her; from her evidence, however, we were able to collcift,that the and the Count were originally natives of France, but fince naturalifed as fubjefts of Great Britain, under the title of Count and Coon tefs North. About two years ago, they had a ready furnifhed houfe in Park-lane, and, at that time; the prifoner, Lewis Bernardi, lived with them as a fer vans ; he' afterwards married the prifoner, Mary, whoi they hired as fervant ; the family removed from again to Beau- monottrect ; t h e Cou h nt fte & frequently mired (coeval articles, and having fufoenca the prifoners, difcharg• ed them ; the afterwards applied to Bow-Meet, and procured officer to fearcia them. One of the Bow-fireet Officers Rated, that he went to the prifoners lodgings, and the prifoncr, Mary, gave him levers' duplicates out of her pocket ; but thole did not relate to the article , . prodcced in Court. She then fainted away, and when the recovered, fhe cried ont, " Spafe my hulhand, he is innocent !" She then lifted up the window, and, out of a hole in the fide of it, took out a paper, containing st du plicates of feveral articles ft olen from the Counrefs. The Pawn Broker proved, that the prifoner Mary was the perfon who always pawned the articles with him, and ffie told him they were things her mailer had given her four time to time ; and, knowing her fnr upwards of years, he did not quettion her integrity. When the Partners were called upon for their de fence, the woman declared, in the moil folernn man ner, that her hufband was wholly innocent of the crime alledged againft him. The Jury acquitted the man, and found the woman Guilty of healing, to the value of sss. The following were convided of felonies, viz. Ja. Martin, for healing one Pike pf woollen cloth, value fol. five filver tea I poons, and other articles,the property of W. H. Eaftman and P. MiTllar hed ; Jane Jones, for healing in the (ho p of T.utr four (bawls, and one half %tail, value Ito& 6d. Isis pro. pert; Mary Lye, fur healing Ga !beets, and other artes, the property of Ann Prifley Nich. Brady, for (leafing ten ottntes of Congou tea, the property of the EaR India Company • W. 'Cox, for embez zling from his employers, ;tars. Rowcroft and Blackburn a draft, value 41. tss. their property: and I.ewis Bernardi, George Hart, James Cook, and Mary Hartman, wee acqutted. The Old Bailey Calendar for the Piderst Stffions contains the follov;ng : • Lomoon coo sit iv wire John Weber, for nut Winning the Cionstilkorters of m e,, Mary Wear, for uttering Cosniterfelt Coin, knowin it to be loch. One for Reeling la a dweliani-boufe. One for Grand, and four i.e Petty La rcen IDI:yM. MESE' SALMONS. Jorcpb Bill. for Waving a Bank Note. vales tcl. from John Beak, a Toft-nfice Letter earricr.knosiog tht fettle to have been cubes:led. Charles Arrnitape. fo - embezzling r 5 locks of fi.,or, the property of hit Nadir. Harry frotman, for a like °genie. John Pippinghana, for forgery. Mary How, for alma and rob bery. John Wit/anti*, fur Bahl:dog and cutting, with latent to come' murder. Mary Wood, for returning from tranfportation. One for borfell es lin g . One for butsiary. Seventeen for snood. and torty-five for petty Larceny. and other petty offences. MIDDLESEX VARTER SESSIONS, HICKS , HALL, CLERKENWP.I.L, Weriaefday, Odober 24. !bane Marriott, 7abn Cori, and Francis GO, wa ternien, were india:d fur a confplracy to enforce certain regulations they hid ratified, for the privi lege of plying at Crook Stain, Limehoufe, in en forcing which they unlawfully endeavoured to extort trom C. Wright the rum of is guineas. Thefe bye laws were read, and among other direCtions it ap peared, that no perfon who had rot been bound ap prentice within a certain didria, fhould prefume to ply fir hire at the laid !Lairs. unlefs he previaufly Wight his licence by the fum Rated. Mr. GOAN T raid, his client was a waterman, fur many admitted ; that he had rell!led this impolition, in confequence of which his boats were fct a,:rift by the Defendants, and his property on the water was itjured by other efts of aggreflion. Mr. ALLSY, for the Defendants, took an oblation to the proof of Thus. Wright being an admhted Wa terman, the book of entry only being produced, and not the original !tamped inttrument, to authenticate the tranfaftion—but in the requel, the learned Coon fel propared that a Juror thoold he withdrawn; that it Ihould be reterred to a G.•ntleman at the bat, to determine what compenfation Wright thould receive for the damage he had Intlained. The CHAIIMAN oblerved, that if Waterusen could exaa Is or so guineas for privileges of their 'own creating, the navigation of the River would be !hut upon the public. He confideied th- off:lice of A very ferrous kind, and moll dent naive i its cordequences. To make alts for the regulation of the Thames, was a fort of prefumption which ought to be encoun tered with the revisit! , of the law. Mr. GURNEY alfentirg to tlte propofal of Mr. Aces y, no verdia WA' cowed. Robert Dot keeps wh.r is c •lled a I.Anii . llllll, the road between Colwell Iltict and lino:Jon. The building where this butioei; is condtraed, is about a furlong North of the Peerlefs Pool, and i.. c..rripofeJ of a wooden frame, wi , hout any fntinclation. 9 I:et by 18, abou. Sin depth and 9in heir,ht. When the New Road was made in tl.i, diteaion with the capi tat, an At was palled, ifetermi.•ing not only its di menfrons, but the quantity of (pace on each fide, which fhottld be referred tree of any cretlionf, fur the purport of keeping the rt ad filfwierdly dry. Mr. GUAM ST, onh.italfot the I I traces of this road Rated, that the Defenda .t, in ti.h ince of this after being tepeatedly warned by t'ic Survc) ors, raifed a fpacious truildinr,; zoo, conferiin7e, 1.: w a s indiaed for a nitifii.ce, votl he was now calk upon to anfwer for the offence. Mr. Aet.ev, for the Dt.fendant, contended th.. ereaion Was an open fired, capahle of beir i ; carries' away, and that it was not a building having a f dation within the toms of the pewee. The CAMAS. AM laid, Ih! Coon enincid-3 the Learned Conniel who hat rpoke, that the itrugur.. wig n ot trititio use tutcution of the LcglilAtuic when • • • . - IlIngrt""" IIITS FAIAIIIING SVIETr OF IRELAND. —...-----. Yeßerda SAWN ASLIII, OCTo St alB .—The fifth Annual Hon. the 1 /how or Breeding Stock, fince the commencemen t of Boactuou. ' 4l ji lite intlitution lately took place h er e. The improve- loners wen . 1 menu has been progreffive, and has forpaffed the moR tined, viz fangumc hopes of the fociety. The Young Stock ap- /Jiro Hs 1 geared far fuperior to thole from which they were of William ' . bred, which is to be attributed Si) judicious feleflion, gam s i ti and the foil and climate of Ii eland Co favourable to for borgla tattles.* few excellent fpecimens we r e thibited, the honk of w produce of a (Ingle crofs on the Giv e breeds. Five and Reall , dillina varieties of Neat Cattle appeared, each con- fi„e guile t e nding for a decided fuperiority over all the cell. the pru ne Such a competition repeated for a feries of years, i ir ,d g „, mull ultimately overcome prejudice, and determine houfe bei 1., which is he ft . The Sheep were excellent in their the morn i. kinds ; the New Leicefters Rill hold their place as the vered tit. molt profitable for the low-land pailurts, and the „ t id es e South-Down for the upland dißrias ; the latter were The rift . , much better than any hitherto produced, and Come of '' them were defervedly admired. There were alio fome profecilt, the evict< i fine "moiled fhcep, by Spanifh rams, on Ryland ewes. that on i More .ittention than ufual was paid to the quality ol o f B l a i r, Sunday, the different kinds of Wool. The judges were gen- tlemen of experience, and they were anted by a pro- named ! factual man. . eeedt The only Draft Stallion exhibited was a Suffolk halt a c Punch. Nothing is more wanted in Ireland than an pocket 1 _improvement in horfes, and this breed being Ruing, De an naive and fpirited,prornifes to be an acquifition. The witidna improved breed of Swine have fpread through every He the part of Ireland, and are likely loon to difplace the confine awkward, unprofitable animal which was a difgrace tam bet to the country. were ol heard The Society dined in their new apartments, which though unfinifbed, accommodated them fwear : comfortably. Several of the matt refpeftable No- The P' Manes, Gentlemen and Farmers were prefent.— P eas. N. thing has tended more to harmonize the country fleas. than thefe meetings ;_ hundreds of Gentleme n from loft i v the temeteft pasts of Ireland, who probab l y never man m would have known ea ch other, at Ballinalloe, and Swan vie whit earl o ther only in public fpirit. he go . ..Mr. Forret, the worthy and refpaled Prefident, 1 / 4 "" wl told I added new life to the Society. The abfence of the v i !rfal ' ,Marquis of Sims°, whole delicate health prevented Whet • his attending the Meeting, was univerfalli regretted. s_-The Society were particularly 'indebted to the h int I Judges for the uncommon patience with which they h and ,_ t executed the laborious talk aligned to them. Mr. "177 Dudley, who came to Ireland on a vifit to Mr. For- ha ve ter. at the earneß re q ueß of the Committee, ver neat y by it obligingly undertook th e office of judge of "F" Cattle, and Inggefted fome important regulations ft 5 . which will be probably adopted at the arrangement an+ 'of fecu the future (hews —Several a p propriate toatls were you drank, among which were the following : The Vag—Th re e times three. ui Ike (trees and Royal Family. The Prbsee of Wales. / Tlee Lord Lieutenant. for; peri Wow, of Use Duke et ltrallford. Beard of Agr ieutture, and ks "Wilde*, Lord ,- Ileaskuut sedety, wad Its Prefident, an the Doke et Argyle. pr; I * Mr.F.ster, and the Farming Sodety of Ireland. the Maori; at Sligo, Vim Prefudent. frii B ess iie s tri an to brooc hes. Sneed the Plough. list I Fe IThe G e ntkmeo who have promo ted the objeAa of the Society flu 1 ' by conten ding fur the premiums. Jim Treavaaary or trirtsod. fir -rh. Upset Trade, and may our enemies be the Srft. fo ' th After our beloved Monarch's health, " GOD rave le Great George our King," was a dmirably fang by Mr. t 3 G—, with feveral beautiful verges, compelled by it himfalf—the whole company joined in the chorus re with the molt enthufiallic demonttrations of loyalty. k I DALIAN ASLOII Fata.—The Clerk of the Fair's re- fl t ur n of Cheep at the late fales was as follows: Sold m , 18.728; unfold scot ; total in the park 84,229. The e horned cattle amounted to 25,614, which were all dif- f pored of in one day. There were a few peculiar air- r ' cumflancesufually attendant on this great cattle mart 1 of Ballinafloe, not generally known. The various . flock of fl ve seep thu exhibited in ord Clancutry's , Park s arevery R f o lly kept in thei L r almott number - lefs detachments, by the adroitnefs of the feveral tlaiTes of Rtepherds, with Ricks, and without the ale • of a Tingle dog. All women, of whatever rank, are profcribed admiffion in either fair of (keep or cattle, on account of a difOrnus occurrence many years pa ce (both kinds of (lock being then exhibited v•ge- gether in the Park) from the appearance of Come :eel cloaks, at which the bullocks became fo indignant, as it were by mutual antipathy,that they broke down a great part of the Palk (lone wall, and extending their front in this wild career, carried away other fences before them, to the great damage of the coon try for miles, and very confiderable lofi, to the pro- prietors of cattle. Thc flocks of leaders. forFmrom ed 1 an Ina", and followed their horned that period, ( f we belfi an uneveortunateunknown femalein (t A ra rcadia)ys into th r e Park, a cry I q a-re, ea , rr. refound% Irons every quarter, until the fair offender flies the field. 1 The fbepherds and attendants ranged round tlit va rious flocks on th is (it:canon, generally amour,: t: from t t to u 5 -.o men. Nothing can C IMO the it irnlarity of their condal during the tnc butlnim,efs o asf th fair I but that Isein., , , i.ver, they iccm la I, prelcription, an intuiting libation oi their favouri• whilkey, and it; indifuenfille c onfeepicnce a Mk' Vitil theft gcriAl lire', the fail f.,;r wit th':a Jail clofed. Tits fli_Flierds, who affern'alcd a; :di the I acrid public bottles through the fair al ze:, io pr portion as they became whifitified, began brandifhir their flicks, impatient (or the fignal ot aft - fay ; a t ) , , . 5 o'clock, one of the nic.itddlingliabcd i.: . tl,;s tot of Pam rallied fiat!• tr.ti, he middle of the tirect, ai exclaimed aloud—" Bl t ood and model . , who d.l ' &size --fn,;;.se. A knight of the itifb flrecc, no I valorous, infiattly t!i;:w liiiili.. If in hoot of the I ; ch lenge'', and as lottily replied— . By J—fus, the lad to frair.e in your teeth l" Upon this 1 Area was filled with uplifted Ricks, and at it they regardlefs of whom they druck, or by whom ti Iwere (*mitten ; till having_ a good bellyful of tt ! favouti,e row, they left uffliy a kind of general c le n t, and r etired to their rcft.enive liquor-harries, heal their w ounds with never.f.ttiinF r.ltilke). r,.. t. na t e i,, k . accident occurred iity mid the cu&oro 1 Mums of broken hcada :ant bloody notes. OLD BAILS r. Teferlay the S. Mon commenced before the Right lon. the Lord ntyor, the Recorder, Lord ELeen soanocH, Mr. Baron Teorsna,&c. when 14 pi. rnnerS Were tried, twn of whom were capitally con• ifted, viz. • /Pat hunt, for tinting a bay horfe, the property sf William Harding ; and Fobs Bthir, a lad 1 9 years of age, who was tried for borglarioutly breaking and entering the dwelling hook of George Gibb, on the 28111 of September, and fleeting therein a ferew box, containing twenty five guineas, and alfo other articles, the wi pr f operty of the profecutor. The profecutor, his e, and a lodger, gave altogether fufficieht teftimony of the bottle being flint up at the time they went to bed. In the morning, wh e n the ptofectitor got up, he diko vered that his hook had been broke open, and the articles enumerated in the indinment were miffed. — The ['dinner lived next door with his father, and the profectitor'sfuloicion fell upon him. It appeared from the evidence of I'. Mafon, an officer of Worthip-ttreet, that on the morning of the robbery he went in quell of Blair, but did not apprehend him till the following Sunday, when he found him at the lodgings of a girl, named Swan, in Webb-Arent, Shoreditch. He pro ceeded to fcarch him, a nd foundsmon him 2 guinea', halt a crown, and a (even thilling piece. In Swan's pocket he found a ring, which the at 601 declared to' De an old one of her mother's. He laid it on the 1 window, with fume copper he likewife too errom her. and It He then carried them both to the lock-up honfe, confined them fepai atcly. There was a &ring parti tion between them, fo that when they converted they were obliged to fpealc very loud. The %vitae& over heard the prifoner define Swan-not to fret. and not to (wear againft him, laying he knew how to clear her. The prifoner asked her how much the lace-man (the protecutor) had loft ? She teplicd twenty-fever gui neas. Tte parolee laid, " that is wrong, be only loft twenty five pintas." He laid ago that the lace man would fwear to the ring. The witnefs then took Swan out, and conveyed her to her lodgings, where he got the ring into his poffeffion. Swan then ac knowledged that the had the ring from Blair, who told her that it had been given to him by fonstiody. When (he came back to the lock-up bottle the con verfation between them was renewed, and Swan told him that the Officer had got the ring. The prifoiier laid to her, that if the had thrown it away the would have done right ; and Swan replied that the could eafily have done fo, had the underflood how became by it. The prifoner then Paid—" Mind, I depend upon it, Sall, that you won't (wear againft me. \Vbo was with me nobody (ball know—l'll die toyfelf &IL" The ring was produced and (worn to by the pro fecutor and his wife ; and after Baron Tromso!' had gone over the evidence, the Jury found the prifoner Guilty—Death. Thomas Morrie alias Dnaor Morris (a horfe Doc tor ) was inclined for felonioutly fleeting from the pylon of William Chambers feveral bank Dotes, his property. It appeared in evidence, that on the evening of the 29th of Augoft la ft, between three and four o'clock, the profecutor had been in company with fume friends he had met by accident, and got exceedingly intoxicated—fo much fo, that in palling through Fetter-lane, he loft his feet, and tell fenfelefs on the flags. A young man, of the name of Lacy, a brafs founder, palling by. and feting him in fuch a fitua tion, took him up, and fent a boy for a coach. When the boy returned with the coach, the profecutor pul led (claret bank notes out of his breeches pocket, in taking out a fhilling to give him for his trouble. At the moment they were endeavouring to put the pro fecutor into the coach, the Filmier came ilr, (aid he knew the gentleman very well, and would fee him fafe homeAller then put the profecutor into the coach, got in after him, and they drove off. When the e iachman came to tie Seven Dials, he let down the front glafs, and heard the prifoner frequently repeat. " Where do you live, where's your home ? I have particular boasters to attend to, and mull leave y the ou." The check Bring was then polled, he flopped ' coach, and the prifoner got oat, declaring he could go no further. Upon the coachman's remondrating with him for leaving the profecutor in fuch a fitua tion, he replied, he had a particular appointment at t hat time, and could go no further . . Upon looking into the coach, the coa chman plreeived the profecu tor's breeches pocket turned infide out; he alked him had any tricks been played on him ? to which he could obtain no anfwer• and with di ffi culty ' found out where he lived. He then drove him to k r favour r e Ni t i li d e dle co -T al ° c w l ' 5 tht:s daily man , up w a r d s of feventy ) ears of age, upon bring S . G the less, profecutor.where he was met by the profecutor's filler, to whom he related what had hap pened. Application w a s then made to the magif traces, and, upon a cl:fc.ri pt ion being given of the pri loner's perfon, the office rs immediatesy recollefted him, and fume time after b e was apprehended. a few days ago the coachman Law a p erfon in the greet very lihe the prifmcr, which, at firfl , made him doubt his ;orlon, but after wards he was enabled to (wear p-fitively that tic pylon, who left the profecut o r in t he cra:l , . was the fame who, though differently t heir d, V: 0 a fterwards taken np , and the prifoner had los cr be -ik nut of callody Elm The profccutor had iievs.r fern the prifoner t,c fore that time, and was a n utter it' angi•r to him, and Mr. Lacy had not the Ica(( doubt tl.at he was the man who went away in :et, io pro- cioos and fcandalrrus profecution, without o ne word brandilbing of truth in the evidence. lie was in the country at 5 lay ; ab ,, ot th e time the btifinefs occurted, and had feweral wit .: thi s tribe i nef - es to rove i:, but, urt..rtiinately, not one of : firecr, and third attended ; he threw I .arkh.ll entirely upon the who date ' proteEtiotk of the Court sod tl.e Jory. leecc, no let's It was .1)1CI'V.::1 by the Ch k:••, that previou s t o put tof rite chat- ti. - g, off his trial left Sell: WS, he had received fuffi (—fus, I um Liva. n o tice, and had (101 trot i.is witaefTes were all s on th is the r. ady :he now came before th em a g ain, and had not at it they let font for any etc. , w hom they Lord ELLIN...rtor nil, alto tried the caufe, was ffill of their irlorm ed that Oise igifi nct's witnelfes attended ourfide general con- : ti e Court, and I:..vi ,Fr, told him fo, atiked him if be 4.houlcs, to . r -0 1 I have them ratt , • 3 ace). r„LLLL- ni roner-- I . •.. L 1•.::e.., they are come.” 1 is cuftomary I Lore. E.---.' lam informed they are ; tiny Mall I be caged, if you with it." width r ice a MIA' : T he plif ,,ner, who wa-. a remarkably tall, elderly 01l the fe. . - riled on f or his defence, stated , that it was a malt :et, :horns [-laity. iir's re- ;tle mart vat imp, " thc c.mn .o the pro f() formed rs. From , s into the rcadia) rt until the round the amour,: to cd the !e -asels of the aim, as by the AEI was pared. 2t was, however, leis a matter of law than an appeal to the good fettle of the Jury. and by the exercife of their own understanding they would decide. When this matter was a queltion before the King's Bench, the Noble and Learned Judge who then prefided (Lord Ks:iron), Paid, he confidered the building an evafinn of the Retire : the Jury, however, held a different, perhaps a founds opinion, and gave a verdict contrary to the dire lion they had received. "If (continued the Learned Chairman) this be a building n ithin the Aft, I do not know , hat will not be fo. Here is no floor or foundation ; and I do org fee why a garden-chair may not, on the fame principle, be denominated a ' building. I conceive the Aft meant, you thould not cleft any place of habitation for man or bean. The term 0 erefted" hardly applies here ; and the An advent to a foundation ; but there is no foundation. The Traces come here with a very rich public purfe, and they oppofe the Defendant even with the money he contributes to the toad.—Verdict, hot Guilty. -- Billing, a draper in the Strand, was difted for affaulting -- Houfhold, an attorney's cies is. on the 3d of September. The profeentor, who is clerk to Harris, a Jew alp toraey, (fated, that having a writ to serve on the de fendant for falfe imprifonment, at the fait of Mat thews, a taylor in the Strand, he repaired to put the fame into execution on the IR of September; but after calling feveral times, and the defendant being denied to him, he left the premifes, and called Apia on the 3d, when the defendant beat him out of doors. it came out, on the croft-examination of the profe entor, that be then had on a waiitcoat which was thd defendant's property, and which he had charged Matthews with Realing, On being aficesl if he had not bought it of Matthews ? he replied. " he had bought it, but not of Matthews." A youth, an apprentice, (wore that the waiflcoat on the profeentor was his mailer's property. Several other witneffes flared, that the profecutor had behaved intolerably infolcnt, and that the defen, dant merely turned him out of his houfe, without Raking him.—Not Guilty. Thomas Wallis, Ann his wile, Thomas Armftrong, Sarah Stringer, Thoma s Murphy, Ann Thornton, and feveral others, were indifled for excising a riot on the ix+ of September, in Whitechapel, and at. faulting Judith Daniels. The prnfecntrix, a ladywho takes her CUP Technlarlir was, ti ufe her own words, amufing a child, by ting ing to it the favourite long of "Shepherds I have loft my love," at eleven o'clock at nigh:. Her melodious notes drew together the neighbouring inhabitants to partake of her harmony. The damfel, at the light of the innumerable fpedstors, became in a rage, and en deavoured to drive them to their habitations by very rough means. She, it appeared. was however deter mined not to let the bufiliels drop without law, and accordingly the next day repaired to an old friend, whom the had nbferved among the populace, and in. formed her, 0 That if flw would (wear a pistol was fired at her. the would erafe her name from the lit of rioters." The Jury viewed the whole tranaltion is its drunken Rate, and returned the defendants Not Guilty. - LONDON MARKETS; -CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. From the late advances oo Wheat, and tbe few frefk arrivDaatekt al5 im. day, tales are in genveral made at advanced terms. Fine at 945. Barley, with 7.1a1t, have ready fate looking upward,.... Old Beans, of good quality, are fearce, at as. and 3. per quarter advance. Oats are In moderate (apply, and noticed at little slam ration. Flour is quoted nominally at 804. per lack. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, 68. 76c. 88. per qr. Oro Peak 425. to IS& Fl ue Ditto 90.. 9as. 6d. Wane, 44.. 30.. Od. Rye. 39.. 41s. od. Tick Ditto 405. abs. od Barley, 0 1 - 4115. od. Oars. 231. 28s. :,;;I. Malt, lion. St'. od. P oland ditto . 31 s. 3ts. 01. White Peak, 365. 615. od. Rape Seed, 411.10 441. pupa. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 745. to 78s. &conch 695. to yes. per lack. PRICE of HAY and STRAW In SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, per Load, - 41. ca. to 41. 10 New Ditto - - 31. ca. to 41. 01 Clover - . 31. oa. to 51. SO Ncw Ditto - - 31 tot. to 41. iii Straw, per I.ond - - 11. to.. to al. co PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Pads 41 01 to 41 Ids I Pockets 41 4, to 51 Oa BIRTHS. On Thnrlll3) laR, the LI ly Hichard Moore, EN. of a daugh ter, at his fiat at Kcntncll Hlll, in the county Sutoik. Sont'.:ry irner.ing loft, at Great M'aithatn, in Ena, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. 0. Soinces Clarke, of • daughter. DIED. Saturday 1 R. aged 41, at Fucallace, Lambeth, John Boococks fq of tit, Vtaa a I.ng Once. ...,._--,-.._----7_--;---- tihsh e.'sk 11 It A I LUNDON BF I ..).,1. 1 o•MORRO /Awning Ante., ..) • •• • 4{ tnt - 1 Ito' a - ter 8 - • IA AVING dedicated mf'elf t.) •! . ..e Ittr.ly, and been A A ',rad:4d 11 the mat tamblcralde tradtiea in that branch w!...ich I thought }roper t o iCitd, I tuft chic I have tut more BM frr.pived my dmr than thMe who, In tb: extcnfive field of die profee on, ate rccArmally tromerfed in unecitzinty, an.: cannot dray , s!,rin t` It tuceris which is ac4tored ky cancatatrating tlse latclica - tua! r: -..._r to one data of diror ler& The tlnerts ot Unlit,' UY ar,.. }nulled, diftr,flbsi far tki brio,: w:ti. th ,— a train of milttorm:lint fyraveoms, A n I, by a dr nrcrion of tal cad m.ttrirt, eriitence itZelf becomes embitterni--. 'Whether The' , ari c fr-ro .:•Ir preys! , 't - " rfid example. thedadreet tivnt , ,hita 'I ':`, 4 fovv, • r the intc..• ue- c ...maturity. thtv re tort the n, •el a'!7l., al. pv:4 , 1,4:341,11 1:: II . ,•-ct t.y lhe ienorance , of uneluca: , .`. Sr , , rat :ymptat.sare a,,,ravated, and the east!. ration I. ,irtti-v t. z't , a Mt.` '... i: of 'he ROY:tl. C6'.'.°Clr.: g".M.:I(/`49. I arotol mt . ;to •c..- lion/ WI it tliiirity .t`.C.iblinstiCrl: a'.l ,—a , wag rv• I r.v.lr :. t• 1 7'itlCC . I leti tior:vll. emitl-A t chat a .sifalvocl sae.: v ! t s i ..• . " '1...t0 ban `u::. ~, . y t. 0., urrt hi ti.- f. t ' 1 ~ ..n, of Iscal 5v.:.a....c.':. early ar .! •,r ••• ve t 14, cal ..me a - a drbiltta t. , 1 .- ::!:: but WI . , • -•- ! , ,T,,, ,no vit a soh t. ers of the cl.•ol - h - e' t -: t*.t ' lce se • -.' c..... 1 C. rr...t. r ~.• eis canal of :7 - r ,;:' tir ref:hare e LSI . t .o. o yhtcoc ..• I broads ovv- I. • •,rtouy v• ,! c artful coa ay. IR,. I it malt he fstisfaAcxy iu- 10 - h •.' '- a ! al" 1 3 °' aid / °I C•T' . . ..> ,r"-' ort: b..-r -,;'n o' ,! - 1.,,''..c...,a-tie feervol, An:. .0 :0.0 • : ..' r,-rod r• ...oti•,•- , :. _ ..• .-, :, ircy' rt " I°. daor: - t r ..liflet:s, it, c`le mon 0...-totot,•:,l s •"•.-• I: is tlseisecofre n v.: c: r•• lativc raverienee In Oda h...• to efied a Isla. fatal°. 3t: A .11 1 o2c - adv, • „4,4 e of ttli caper!. nee tot: l fe platter fel i• • a. , Of I " e.a bind of Drati.ity of any iymptam. og V►JI LAI.IdFLCIION, { - a to cafes the terms of reno _ . 1r .. -.—.... nr•-amon arc fl.t.i am the firk Mymftw '.r etng In th,. or.antry .r• cipetot an Mckfce Bank We. lad uc recoSted to fpccey their :age an intoro , r ce loins. MA'N'N bikk.F. IV ernfur of thr Raga! Coaia4c a Surgeon. is Looke r No it) Amadei (Intl, P a r....d. 'mu Tcmpk 1321 ,... _______-. ---. . ____-. 1.43N0nN • ?m,cd r•dt ket•tiltd by LFVEL !CENT. (of Con' terater)-pt odc, ..oxahmb), e the SIAS °Tract, Nu. I. COW Mr* Parasuield alio at thg tra a Orscaa, TOGSO-1111 vulvtllFit 4908] THEATRE ROYAI., DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 27, will he performed the Conse4 of THE PROVO li'D HUSIUND. Lord lbw nly, Mr. POPE, Mr. Manly, Mr. POWELL, Sir Francis Wronghead, Mr. DOWTON, Squire Richard, Mr. COLLINS, .1.60 Moody, Mr. SU::TT ; Count BALL Mr. PALMER. Lady Tnwnly, Mila DUNC.%N, • (Fine her Grit appearance in that Character), Lady Grace, him JOH NsTON E, Lady %Yrongt•cad, Mns SPARKS, Mifs Jenny, Mn. HENRY, Mrs. Motherly, Mn. MADDOCKS. To which will be added the Dramatic Romance of RICHARD CCELY R. DE LION. Richard, Mr. Kt LLY, Biondi!, Mr lIARRYMORE, air Owen, Mr. DIGNU NI, Antonio, Mrs BLAND, Matilda, Mrs. MOUN'L At N, I.zuret re, Mil. HOLLOW AY. On Monday, .the Comedy of the School fur Scandal. On Tuefilay, Wunder. Or A Ncw Comedy, In Vise Alta : a Nrw Melo•Drame, and a New Farce, arc in reheal fat. and will be fpccdily produced. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDUN. --- rrO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 27, -I- will be prelented, for the fourth time, a Now Comedy, in Flee Ada, called THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. The principal Characters by Mr. I= AWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLLY, Mr. EMI.RY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. cuaTizc, Mr. lEFFERIES, Mr. ATKINS. Mrs. 0I BIM, Mrs. DAVE.NPOitT, Mils DAVIES, (with a Song in Chandler), Vile Prologue to he fpoken by Mr. MURRAY, And the Epilogue by Mr. EMERY. To which will be added the Muileal Entertainment of THE PARAGRAPH. In *Lich Mr. BR A HAM and Signora STORACE will make tiitir record appear .nee this [caftan. Tble Evening—Tbc Mimi Bargain; with II Bondocanl. a The New Comedy of the Blind Bargain, or 1-k.ir !Jim Out, having lalt night hien re:rivcd throughout with the nicß un handed applaufe by a ►rilliant and °cc, flow log audience, will be matted every evening nil! farther notize. A New Comic Opera, in Three Ads, has been fome time in preparation, and will be produced as loon as poihible. DANCING ACADEMY, No. 42, HAYDON-SgDARI : , MINORIFS, Ellablifbcd 21 years on the firit rtfpritahility. UR. WILSON engages that grown perfnns will find more advanoze in being taught at l.i Academy, titan at any other in town, by reivh:g their le one in private at Iris expence, than moll Mail.ers charge roe puhlic teaching. Pupils may Board in the hook, and be completed in Country Dances In a few days, as conftant attendance is given every day in the week, from eight In the morning till ten to the evening, and tl e atmolt attention paid to the Scholars' Improvement. Children arc InttruEtcd In all the requifites for polite Dancing from fix till nine on Mondays and Therfdays, at a Guim a per glitter, no en trance charged. Scd et Aifenthly continer.ec on WeJoef day the 7th of Novernher,to be continue.] every Wedr.cfday till the lan Wednefday iu April, on the fame terms and r,:gulatione, which have given gnat C.r miry yearn palt. Fencing and Mu& thanght, aml atter.ded. Mr. Wilfot:s tame r.t.l be had at Mr. Tutt'sflu.p, Royal Ex- Change. YELLOW FEVER, Nu. ao, eIIAkING-CROttS. DR. WI L LICH. late Phyfician tn the Saxon Am baffador, at the Cava of Great Britain, and Author of the Elooteitic Encyclopaedia, Treatife- Oil Regimen And Diet, &c. &c. approves aid i•-comnirmit to the inunediatc notice or the Public at krge (and thofe in t articular who are ruing to the Writ Indies America, or any colt r part of the World, that nay be, or have been fuldt tfl. to Piflihniial are) the r mi. nv which i%5••1,1 at the P•oprietoe. Warehotife. No. to, ClIA111:141-.; 00 SS. Loudon, to Parvrerr and Luse the YELLOW i I.V The moil paitiveTcitinionlAlt Crum print - Oland and other Ittpckßalde Pet Ems, may I. nin PompLic:t, to be had, gi at the Warthetifc, which no: only prove, in ilk fulicit manner. the tfilcary of thit Itern-ily in Cie molt dreulfel Malady the Yellow Fever, but alio the it it on eafy,fAfe, plealant, and c‘rtado ptcferver of Health in hot Clint • The above Invaluable Ankh- is Sold In Boxes, with full direc tions, (fAndioned by Dr. ‘Vi Lilco ti ) in cafe of an attack of any bind of Fever, at One Guitica cub, cultic:it fur um: Perfou for twelve months. FOR TIT FA ;2E ANL) SKIN. NI RS. VINCEN Propti,:trcis vf he 7enitine GOWL ANI? LO a lON, bees leave to inform the 10,:h -lk, that the fuperinrity of htr I.rti,m Ml< induced various !mit:- them and for the fatlsfaction of the genciJ, nit Labrada.' Ilse G,tlowing AGdavit for their penis islll. Nicilut Llate of ht Paul's CMrrh yard, miry years eca. ler M Patent Medicines. usakith Oath :.red faith, 11C tS agplied to and employed by Mr. Dlcklnfon. of Long acre. to 0:ler to par *h.& the Recipe of GO'.I . I.AN ire Lotion of Mrs. 'Vincent, of No 4. Davis-street but Mrs. Vincent rejeard the effar with difdaiii,declaring the would not part with ~r diklof , the or!gle , al Recipe on shy account, as (he was the oily porton pofiiii,d of the trim fccr,t of preparing the Genuine Lotion, and which Mr. Nieholl lit hives to be true ; and Mr. Nichol! further faith, that I'r. Dickinlon Pas fev.ral times acknowledged to him. that the Lotion prepared by Mrs. Vincent is dm Gia.iiine GOWLAN`J's 1-0110 N. W. NICHOLL. __ . - Sworn at the NtatlCon Huure, sth Jay of December 1799, before me H. CO MBE, Mayor. Sold by Mrs. N'incent. No. 4, Davies-Street. Gmfvenor.fivarc, and Bacon, 130, Ovordand ail tbi reputable V.1....cc' of Medicine In Europe, in gzarts Bs. 6d. ss. 6d. 11.1 i Pints 21. std. 3. 'NOTICE to the Arno:lest with NERVOI.; iCO Nei A ; N•I Which are too often the forerunner of thole If Conculf.o , s, Elytleric, Fpileptie, or I-its. II R. HOWELL ttfrenfully Ciofe who 1 .-/ are affli,ft , ,l with the variety of thoir lato•s th .t t' ey no ri•;:e in maklog trial or It. now well knew rs -,, the caufe, an.:., •., • , o. ••'.,•.; • e orp'airts. 'l'n thole who foff.s under c•'• tom,: e• Spilepfs. the Destine ,f, rs ter their comfort o• EU 1.111 w i,i.h may lie,, it his hook,: timark,hle CUR La thus e•er srpiaresi in I ,' • ' it I,nt it eu.le references, from Witch flu. co • fv:, DA 'Mt Wit °I Wr:' } l .4 ey ''' "' near 70, war Irina p vont:) , sidoelcsi w , th t.. o.elsonr, d kadirp, !Pr., •et y ten in a wok, amt v c Add e! - tab, the lead reirslionil taken Dr. HON' I I.i.t which, with the ui Sawa, have areatllit • :Jdt.Lr -A we iX %rim•f•tn thi. Cure, The Rev 'ton, ot. 11 , •rfey. 'lll. yatualik Madiattia I. vrrrart,l a' r Ei• .•'• Royal Patrooatic t, Dr. liowril. Mew'. I the K. ) t'i k.l at his hotak, No. IS. Ilipb I loroarn, mar K..: I.; don. and no w.terc ilia, in privratra, at a wrier, viith faciaaJar dltrelltna to p piteit-nt thc Fitafroan cra All 4411 Lail) taoly - ,i , t ' )' , 1 e , )) 4 , l r," VICTUALLINC•OFFIC! THE COMMISSIONERS for P HIS MAyBSTT's 6tri That on Wellnefday next, the 3:ft Inftan to receive Tenders in writing, (foaled up) Cal FIFTY TONS OF BLACK SMYRh To be arfwerable to Samples to be produced be delivered immediately into the Stores at paid for lat Lills payable with intereit ninety - 'The Conditions of the Ctactraet may be Officc. No regard ;pill k bad to wry geode, sobieb ferted iN worth at kola, o, that bad Not he Mil one dad or the fail WedNefday Next, the 3.11 is for Irk waits the kinder, yr fuss perils or b faxe tebto called for. FR This day was publithed, the Fifth EL THE ANNIVERSARY SE 1 - ROYAL. HUMANE SOCIETY, pi Chapel, Aptil 4 ; and, with local altcrati seuthampton, June ao ; and at St HLlter's,l July 18, iBO2. By R. VALPY, D. D F. ) Ratio of Stradifhall, Suffolk, and Matter Son fceours me fondle, Et me fait trouver la vie Dans lea korrcurs du tre, I. B. Roos With an Appendix of Mifecliancous Obfenn By the Society. To which Is added, Dr. Valpy's Reply ti Sold by P. C. and I. Rivingtou, J. Pad& The Rev. Dr. Barry s Serowe, preached Barking, for t b h. Humane Society, Nov. i M.iy be had at the town and country Bookl This day were publills _. . In One Volume, • amo, price 31 ESSAYS on IkIISCELLANE , RESTING SUB J Eel By RICHARD WORTHING", Soe. Soc Med. Edinl Printed and foldby H. Prodter,Ludbw ; f Hurft, Rees ' and Orme, No. 3), Pi Of whom may bt had by the fame Aut A 'lr. atilt. on the State of the Poor in S poll of a I'lan for their Relief, feleded fro, kilays.—lnlcribad by pumilliOn to the R Suffolk, price is. TO GOVERNES.iLS, TL' juR Pubtithed, price ts.6d Nun 'THE INDEX to the ARTS A UNIVERSAL DRAWING BOON Syßent of Drawing, Etching, Engraving, I% tiota, Painting in all its Branches, Pcrfp Surveying, with all their 'angina and appe log the whole Theory and Practice of the front the tirß Elements to the molt cog ht the moll familiar Manner, the who two, I>engrn Difpoiltion, Invention, and with up<vanis of Slaty elegant Engravings, tolozsi, Kirk, Coffy, &c. &c. To which containing Cereal Curious and Ukful MIL By T. HODSON, El Author of the Accomplilhed Tu . or, Chror tory, Dictionary of Natural 1 N.B. The chose Work to he comph tot i London Printcdfur T. OReU, No. 3, Al by all Bookfellers in the UMtei ) HELTMATISNIS, rallies, am lA.- with their ufual concomi!ants, Spafrt Indigeltion, and general Debility, (g fr.irce) are ri:i:ved and frequently cured sr Net or Nit:STAND Pt Lail, after evcry The Fluid F (fence of Mut:ars! (Jed with plaints where necercary) is perhaps the mof effcettgal remedy in the world, curing CFI ',Dation, and the fevered Sprains sod Br time sfu illy taken by Opodeldoc, Argo ! niment or Embrocation, and If ufed dent, it prevents the part turning black. It is prg.parel and 101 l at 1.. yd. each bt (tom Apothecary, No. I.s„Gresk•itreet,S DIihASP.S of the inuionlßA and Ce APole Proprietor of DAltAl eased Boishies and Remedies, Ms Pcldir, that he may as ufual be coilful cel bottle No. S 4. Frith-dreet, huhu, on Ca( thing, Glects,&c. Iler as well a, Debility, fecrecy is In elfential a requ lite, that hi (parlous Hour. that every P.ette.i.t may l, aparunedat. Mr. 1). has for mar) , years department of Surgery, and from extesili fue.ef , , he is enabled to offer eFicaciou , , requiring ro coidisiement I which prevents a rtlapfe. Perfons lu the ...illy, in a lettcr, encloling a one or a t , proper remedies fent to the amount.. For fee Mr. Dumur's 'lreatire on the above ce fifth edithni; to be had of J.Calliew, C Qecen, Exeter Change; and of be Au; LORD CHESTERFIELD I Teeth, in either ft:, MIA Ilona formed in the mind on a bra apr c vat ion acquire• addition.:l force bunt the rality of the Englifh nation, from the troubled with tit • Scurvy in the Gomm ache, and eventually t often Teeth. may he prevented by the timely ufe of TIVE 'l'ooTli POWDER. which Is Prioceffes, rite Ducheffes of % urh, Bcdf I.redt, Rutland, St. Alhan't, and molt o a Inntnefs and beautiful redo& to the mo t delea able fweetnef.; to rite T -eth ; II e enamtl. fills up the cavities, and pr. of the Tooth•ache. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Err corner of Paternoller-row, in bytes at ler, No. 4, Cheapithe, on the !lamp. r. tail, by liarwoud, Cbriteilli tnt ; 'Ayer, yaw ; Sharpe. ERA; lirifluvr, Sal bey, I r, ; li‘l.cr. Bolin v,,41,1 Sutton, South., I I'mtr.nouttt ; 1.. ,Grg ry and 011! Itridnon ; •r•I r, 1 Sims. I.l•th Hr:❑ , J . Go .11. y At..l Pei:Alf .86 ~.1 V• mouth Ct 11%• ot t%y •,aoth ; Hot I.uld and C. 411 -, Clt I:vrt ; Sow h, tr.r.bst•ti GLIG . ,OW ; G,gBfon. Gore, and SAY ; 1. And I I.e. da ; Burbage and 11./1 1:".. N• rth rnpera, ; ‘.4lc ; ; r, Newrafl ald Mulr 1 ., r , I ; •.1 us, v... - Norwich ; peg.. a. • %-s al• I I•odows. r:mid Wt. Cl.l ; Sr..art C ; 41.4 Pattaticra in ovary tp the Alfa may bt had kluticf• ittlrrJerttS t.. ta.hi C.4cric lC Lula, C.c IA 1414. • I in,~L+~