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Tei. 2 l was palate& ese avow. Mme. • IMPOST URE EXPOSED, in a few brief Re marks on du Irrelisioafisefs, Pr:bassets, laddkaey, Vba haat, sad Vulgarity of certain Perfoas who Mk themithes Aati-jacobia Reviewers. By jO6IAH HARD, Er. Cambridge • Printed by F. Hodfon for j. Deletten, Cam ' lieldge; T. Haft, Patenrofter-row, London i Haaard, Bath ; Balgin, Rciftol ; andill other Bookfeners. DROPSY. IVILUXMOO RE, of Southampton-buildings, 4 .V- 1 - Hamm, London, (late Surge°, at Usbridge) Woks ft neceffary to ae %taint the Public, that he condoms to maid Patients In the difetmt (peeks of this Difesties. boat In Town and Coutvray. Bee hi. Addrers to Nye* Patients,'Third Edition, with additional Cafes annesedo4old by Mona, anti Hish.ley, No. s, Fleet-itreet. N. R. No Letters, odds poft paid, encoded to. FRANCA. LEGISLATIVE BODY, 24 FEMME'!" DEC. is. Atka a lung debate ' and hearing the Govern ment otators upon thefirft part of the Civil Code, the Legillative Body proceeded to the IN el isessisaL The number of voters was ar.—For the adop tion of the plan 539—Againft it s43—Majority again& it 3. The Legillative Body declares that it cannot adopt it. and decrees that the refult of its delibe. ration (ball be fent by a meffage to the Tribunate and the Confuls. PARIS, DECEMBER 17. • On the 6th inftant Marquis Coanwattis was waited upon at Amiens by all the Coot Hinted An - thorities and the Profeffots of the Central School of that Department. In the name of the latter, Citizen Bo uac zois complimented his Lordfhip in the Englills language. The Englifh Minifter teem ed much affeaed by this complimentary addrefs, and returned a very polite anfwer. M. SCHIMMILPEVNIMCK, Minifter Plenipoten. tiary 6f the Batavian Republic, arrived at Amiens in the evening of the 7th. . The Memtters of the Order of St. John of Jeru falem having affembled at Heidertheim, and taken into confideration the pretenfions of Baron Hom• wsscu, confirmed their Declaration of the month of Oaober 1798. By that Declaratiou they ad -1 hexed to the Proteft of the Grand Priory of Ruffia, - • which expels from the Order all thofe who bad any Aare in the capitulation of Malta. The Genoefe Goiernment has appointed Citizen BRNOIT Pazaro its Minifter Extraordinary at the Court of the King of Etruria. The Albion, EngiEnglishtranfport, from Alexan dria, has been driven by contrary winds into Ville. Franche. She has on board to foldiers of the 75th demi•brigade, the Chief Ordonnateur of the Army of the Eaft, two Members of the Inftitute, a number of Clerks, and 65 bakers and butchers. The famous Baron d'Aitnratrer, the favourite of GUSTAVUS 111. King of Sweden, whehad been perfecuted by the Duke of Sudermania, in confe quence of his connexion with Ruffia, but who has been received into favour by the prefent - King, has arrived in Stratburgh; he rays he is a Lieutenant. General in the Swedifh army, and that be intends to viltt Paris. • The Spanifh Gazettes have publifhed a Royal Proclamation. relative to the oasi. ?wench weights and rneafures ; and the Mercantile Almanack, for the year iflot,for the first time, contains the French calendar, and a comparifon of the Spacial weights and meafures with thofe of the French. In confequence of the unhealthy and inadequate Rate and fituation of the burying grounds, the Go vernment has fubmitted a Bill to the Legiflature to eftablith a grand cemetry in a convenient (pot, it is to be furrounded with a high wall, to be fe. cured againft the depredations of grave-robbers. his likewife to have appropriate walks-ander the !bade of church yard trees, " where," fays the orator of the Government, " the forrowful and contemplative may indulge that pleating melan choly which is akin to virtue, and where they may improve and refine their minds in a (pot which is, as it were. a middle point between this world and the next." A letter from Ratithon dated Dec. 14, fays-- go The following is the lubltance of the Declara tion tranfmitted - according to one of our Gazettes, by the Court of Vienna to that of Berlin, and which • eftablifhes, in a pofitive manner, the reconciliation of the two powers :—His Imperial Majefty learns with pleafure, that the King has done juftice to his fentiments. As head of Empire and pro -1 te&or of the church in Germany, he could not ad ()thereat upon the fubjea of the EleCtions of Mun. fter and Arentberg. The dignities there con ferred upon him have impofed• upon him du ties from which he will never (swerve. The Arti cles 5 and 7 of the Treaty of Luneville treat of Indemnities—the firft of thefe Articles concerns the Indemnities of the Grand Duke of Tufcany, and the fecond thofe of the Lay Princes, whoa • polfcilions on the left bank of the Rhine havobeen ceded to France. Thefe Indemnities ought to bel . effect dby means of fecularizations, as has been already agreed upon at the Congrefs of Radftadt; but it is juft that nobody thauld receive more than be loft. Front this manner, it will not be necef fary to generalife the ?mature of the fecularifation. The Treaty of Luneville, *befides, has made no mention of it. The bufusefs may be begun by fe capsizing the (mall Chapters. and thus there will be no need to attack the leclefiattical Elcaorates, the prefervation of which is of the greateft necefli ty for the maintenance of the equilibrium, and of the Germanic Conßitution, eftablithed by the Treaty of Weftphalia. 44 The indemnification of the Grand Duke of Tufeany received the agent of the King at the fame time with the Treaty of Luneville. That of the Prince of Orange is not, in truth, defignated in this Treaty; but, in confideration of the friendthip that exifts between his Imperial Majefty and the King. he offers to contribute with all hiswer. that that Princr,as well A thole in favour of whom the King (hall iotereft bimfelf, hall receive fuita- Mc indemnities. The Emperor flatten himklf that the friendly relations which fabfill between his Imperial M.tfrefly and the King will bare its the prefent atLirs the refult defined." Laos BottA a e n A d av u i lder Tiri that edhAd of norauce ti the or Trelleb Tut Republic I cant', the Hereditary Prince of Peelle, Riz i o y f CRACOW, NOV.n. Etturia, with other at alterations, in c • By his Imperial Majetly's command, dlss Lntin st i p . to t h e pr d ent R ate of Europe. Schools in Weft are pat entirely upon the I "' Ault:rise footing. So early as the 334 of July the Abbe HOFFMAN, Superintendent of the Rdchower Gymnafican, in Eall Gallich, was ap pointed (uperintendent of theprineipalarinailore in Cracow, and direited to regulate this, as well as the re • • country Gymnafia ettablithed by the Court. Oa the s nth of September the former teachers were iummoned to a Commirton of Governors, and aiked whether they , believed themfelves fitted for the new mode of initruition, and to be perfealy acquainted with the German language ? The soft of them renouncing the new &nations of teachers, and referving to them (elves the very favourable advantages Secured to the mode wf inftruition by the Polifh Conßitution, under the guaranty of his MaJefty the Emperor, the Government of the Province thereupon ap. pointed to the higheß places in the principal fehool of Cracow the following Teacherr: (Here follow the names of the Teachers of Poetry, Ora tory or Rhetoric, and three Grammatical Clares.) On the 4th of this month the principal fchool of Cracow was opened in the following manner s At eight o'clock in the morning the febool-youth, tinder the conduit of their Teachers and of the Prefea, affembled in the collegiate church near St. Ann. At nine o'clock they repaired, accord ing to the order of their dares, to the fchool building, and into the hall of the Amphitheatre, in which the Normal fchooh of St. Barbara and of Sande, and the youth of all the parith fcbools had arembled. In the middle of the hall was a throne, with the pieture of his Majefly the En- PIILOR, and near it, a little lower, another, with the pietnre of the Archduke CH A ti.xs. The high vifitors invited to this extraordinary exhibition, and who appeared in great numbers, hook their feats on both fi des of - the throne, on the right fide of which, oppofite to the fchool-youth, fat the perfons newly named as Teachers, with their Superintendint. In the middle of the hall, op polite to the Throne, the Teacher of Rhetoric held a difconrfe on the Influence of the Fine Ares on Theology, at the cAncluflon of which he re commended the new Teachers to the refpea and love of the fchool-youth. After this the newly appointed Superinteadant °Eche Gymnafium made a fpeech, in which, after having expatiated on Various fubjeas he concluded with a very nai -1 mated and wc.ll:deferved eulogium on , the Arch duke Charles ; and the whole ceremony concluded with mulic. POLAND. .mMill.m. NOV. I. alk••••••••••••• , . _ The coronation of our univerfally beloved Mo. narch, Ataxannaa the Flrft, which took place at Mofeow on the 27th of September, was celebrated here, for feveral whole days, by our generally. refpeited and beloved military Governor, his Excellency Count Litres', by a dinner, fuppgr, ball, fireworks, and allegorical illuminations, amid the loud acclamations of the inhabitants of this city, and principally on the fira day, on which rani , tirudes of people flocked to the principal Rua flan church, at the end of the fervice kneeling and praying to Goo, under the thunder of cannon, for the good and great father of their country. This cerebration was on the following days*. pelted by the Civil Governor, the Vice Governor, and with the fame folemnities by the foreign merchants, and laßly by the native merchants, on which occafion the molt cordial feelings of joy, and bleffings for the long life and worperity of ALLUNDU the Fait, were every where to be ob. fared. SWEDEN. STOCICHOLM, NOV. 14. With the beginning of the new year. the nni. form of the whole army will be changed : infield of the hitherto ihott jackets and round hats, they wW recei♦e long ,coats rind cocked hats. ■02211122 27. - . . On the 3oth inßant their Majellies, with their Royal Relations and a great Suite, are to repair to Cripfholm, a Pleafure-palace about feven miles from hence, whither the King's Cabinet for fo reign Correfpondence, and the Chiefs of the Foreign and Interior Departments, the (High Chancellor ZISIT, and the Secretary of State, ROSIIIIIBLAD, are to fet out on the following ; from whence it is eonjeaurcd that their Majellies will make a cimfiderable fiarthere. After a fo lemn Knighting held yefterday, the King fet off for Criptholm ; but he returns from thence to morrow. ---- - The accounts of the unfortunate confequences of the 'aft florm become every day more melan choly. In the Road of Malmoe, thirty-nine merchant (hips have (offered (hipwreek. The coals of Haland and Schonen, from Nidnigarne to Faliter, are covered with wrecks ; and at Ska gen, two (hips laden with (alt, have been firand ed, of which the one is from Terra Vecchia, which was bound to Gottenburgh with 400 tons of fah. The captain, two mates, and Bevan men of the crew are drowned, and only ten per fons faved. R USSIA. PETERSBURGH, NOV. The Privy Counfellor and Senator Butnes cm tw is difmitfed with the full penfion of his ap pointment. Colonel Sultan MEN °La Gracr, fon of AZSLAS GIICI, reigning Sultan on the further fide of the Coban,is appointed Major General, and fent to the borders of Caucafus, under the command of Lieu tenant General Knott's*. It was a callom introduced of old, that the in habitants of cities and villages made prefents to newly-appointed Governors, and alio to the pritt cil O ffi cers of Government, under the name of fah and bread, which, for the moll-part, hfracon filled of furniture, different kinds rds, and alfo of the produce of the coon . An ttkafe, which has now appeared on t ', fubjed, is thus expreffed : That the receiving of fuch prefents mall incleedwaot be confidered as a reproach to any one, but that as this pralice gives rife to many abufes, and may eafily open the way to corruption, and, in particular,' caufes frequently , confiderable expence to the public revenues of cities and villages, it is therefore abfolntely for bidden for the future to receive prefents of this fort from communities, and it is to be firialy obferved, that the public revenues of the cities and villages (hall be no otherwife applied than to the common good. wovabuisß 20. By an ultafe it is ordered, and that all cities vfl lages along the Sordersof Pro flia,A Aria, and Tur key.and from the BlAck Sea to the Baltic in length, and in general too werfles in breadth, be excufed from all contributions in kind, and inflead of each contribution. 360 rubles in falter money are to be colletieJ, yet it is left to the choice of every one to pay the contribution in kind. From the money arifing from hence the College of War are to take care to levy able bodied freemen for ate Hulas. fervice. On the Bth of November the rich Armenian LAR sr, Counfillor of State, attd one of the over feers of the Orphan hnufe, was buried with great foletnnity. He has left behind him a fortune of twelve millions of rubles, chiefly confifting in mines, landed eflates, and houfis; and to his wi dow eflates, with 2000 peafants, and 50,00 P rubles yearly till her death. The difmitred General of Cavalry, Marquis d'Atrricu• st r, and the difcharged Major General itstrea are again received into the fervice, and the latter appointed to the Proviflon Dept}... tment. The Paterfborgh Calendar has now at LB, and on account of the many alterations which k Was neeeffary to make in it, made its appeantnee, though very late. It has now again nearly the form in which for fo.manr years it has enjoyed the approbation of the public; and is diftitigtia ed from its more immediate predeceffors by wlitat follows : 4 lilt of all the Ruffian cities, with their dillance from the Refidence and dovent tnent.citic,, notice of holidays, with the moR *remarkatfle epoch; (ince the ovation of the world; a luminary account of the ma important eYea4 that hare calico place in the courfe of the laA year, 211 which of late years bad been omitted, now ap ipear in the calendar. Under the title " France;" nflcail of the Lamer Royal Houfe, @ands Ks!o. DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, NOV. sl. The Baaden family will not arrive bare before the middle of nest week. The officers of the Bifhoprics and Bailiwicks, in Denmark and Nor way, have now received a peculiar magnificent uniform. As it Is to be feared, that in confequence of the Reftoration of a General Peace, many of the difcharged foldieri may go about the nethbour ing countries plundering, and for want of - a regu- Lir fupport might edily be tempted to leek one in an illicit way, all the officers of juftice within the jurifdiEtions of the /3ilhoprics, and Bailiwicks of both kingdoms, have received orders from the Da nith chancery, to keep all perfons under them be longing to the Magiftracy, to the arid obfervance of the King's orders, relating to idle rogues and vagabonds. According to a command of the King, of the xsth inftant, the Pilots in the dithrias of Den mark and Schlefwicke, are for the future to be put under Chiefs of Inrollmcnt, and there at the fame time to be Upper Pilots. Dr. &nest., under manmidwife in the lyirvin, and fupernumerary phyfician in the Sick•Hofpital, at Neugeborne, is appointed Court Phyfician. At Skagen, four Swedifh !hips were Branded in the form of the sd infant; three of them came from Spain with fruit and fait, and were bound to Stockholm and Gottenburgh. The fourth came from Gene with planks and iron, and was going to London. Of the crew of this thip, 25 men were fwallowed up ; three of the Mips have been dallied to pieces. One cargo has been alto gether, and the other two, in a great meafnre, loft. A (mall (hip from Skagen has been funk on the high (ea, and a (hip from Sonderburgh has been &filed to pieces by the waves, near Fled ltrand. Between the 23d and 27th, fixtpfive (hips have paged the Sound. DICEIIIIII I. The troops defined for the WO-Indies, and aho have in a great nteafure taken !hipping, were on the aid•prefented by the Crown Prince. with three Pair white colours, ornamented with the Danith arms. It is fuppofed, that the family of Baaden, on their arrival here ! will be lodged in the Palace, formerly occupied by Queen Jo LIANA MMILIA, but which now belongs to the Couofellor of State, Simms. The principal bridge here is now under repair, and will, for the convenience of the Slips lying in the Gage Canal, be for the future converted into 'a drawbridge. Letters from Tripoli, of the "t+th of Septem ber. announce that Captain Korooo arrived there with the King's frigates, THeTIS and Tarroa, on the isth of Auguft, and that the Patch* there has declared as a conlcquence of his negociations, that the Danith trade by fea will be nolonger.dif ttu bed. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. nue' OF STOCKS THIS Coe&laaor oss. Now 4 per C. 911 91 - ritai or siOe Beak Stock 117 t s pa Ct. gad. ♦ tar Ccot.S4lll , I Per Cern. 1 797. 9!}9S LOC( ADS. f 9 COMM 0 Kutibtrsit ss 0 54 Q. Aka - ss ase U. Mos - tiadis - s 8 In mta Ditto - WecUre Madrid -' iu paps Ditto - 39 DECEMBER tz. DAY AT ONE O'CLOCE: IF—Reduced 67F — ...L ong Ann. z 9 9-z6 I. kit Tts-rzenAT. Short Ann. 5 3-16 Imp.; per Cent. 66 r4le ti z at per Cent. 96f Lot.Tlc.t6l. is. Coat for .p t . 661 IF EXCHANGE. Leghorn Napo Genoa Yanks Llibon 'OP: I m Da din - SS - 47 36 i 66 - zit Domani, Decarina t 9. g per CCM& Wklitefflli Cosa 6 per CCM. 93'. Condo of ischanior—Roblin mLoodoo, to a toy. This day are received Paris Journals, but they are not of a later date than thofe which aunt to hand yefterday. . ~.. His MaJarntrOde out on hotfeback y e day. in Wind* Park. Her Royal High,lets the Duch& of You wits yeßerday much better of her indifpnfitinn. There are now five Candidates for the city o f Dublin. The prefent Reprefentatives Mars. Esassrosci and Oct.s e Sir J. W. Jams, Cosa. feIIorBAARSNOTOIM, aisd Joan Lavoncnt,jasußr q . Mr. GIOROB HILT HUTCHINSON k the people of Cork in favour of bk brodie ad t e t CH•ILIS HILT HUTCHINSON, who is at pretest abfent with the army that was in Egypt. Th ere feems little doubt of Ms faccefs. _ The Gentleman returned to Parliament for the city of Centel is not Col. Wm. BAGWELL, as was erroneonfly copied from a late Clonmel Paper, but his brother Jona BAowsLL, Jun. Efq. Lieutenant. Colonel of the aril battalion of Light Infantry. Policies were again done in the City yeßerday, on the footing of giving so guineas to receive too , if the Definitive Treaty was concluded on or be fore the IR of January. A circular letter hasbeen addreffed to the Com. manding Officers of the feveral Militia Corps, in forming them that the clothing allowances for half a year from Midfummer laff, will be Wiled, on the proper certificates being returned to the dart for thole only who were on the old ellabliibment previoufly to the joining of the re-embodied men It is added, that the men are to be fomillsed • a new pair of (hoes each at (Mamas, and, in lieu of the clothing then intended to be ;trued, they are when difembodied, to receive a rum of in.. equal to another half year's compenaltion. may thus jußly infer, that this nfeful body of • will, ere long, be difembodied, and returned • their refpeeive habitations. From the orders acted by the Commander is Chief, in Ireland, for the return of the fermi corps of Feucibles Rationed there to their feversl counties where they were raifed, the greater pan of the Scotch Corps have received their routes, particularly the Cromarty, Locheber, North Low land, and Loyal Tay—they are to replace the fe. venal county regiments of militia which are expee: ed to be difembodied on the aath of January— fooner they will not, as matures are mbn to lab. flit them till that time. Letters lately received overland from Bombay enable us to Rate, that the expedition to the Red Sea was concluded with the utmoft alacrity by all thole concerned. The merchants readily offered their (hips for tranfports,• the Rajah of Cutch, who resides at Boodge-Boodge, provided in a little time S oo horfes for the ufe of the army in Egypt; only a few veffels with troops, which were engaged the other fide of India, failed in getting round, and were under the nee:e4ty of returning to Boa hay. The Intann of Mnfeat has fucceeded in an ex pedition againit fome tribes of Coffuir, who un lawfully impeded the commnpicationbetween their re@tlive territories. The raft fupplies of cattle and grain in the fee tile country :f Myfore, and the new channels d communication opened, both with * * Atha, Wl' Madras, have greatly augmented per mail:a:ins fourccs in that quarter of India. Pr. M , (4,,m, the Phyfician, who married the only daughter of Mr. Por ran, the Welch jadp . comes into the poffefLon of 5 0001. per ann. tnst Gentleman's decealb. Yeflerday was inarried, T. Movr Worm of the Inner Temple, EN. to Mifs L. Rasussios, youngell dau t rter of jotter Rasa most, Efq. Penqutte, in e county pf 'Cornwall. Lady C. Sr aw Aar and Colonel Wows wen yefterday afternoon, about five o'clock, InanWH,... by a fpecial licence, at Lord CAITLIISAGIN'S bo ars in Clevelandapw. Although the happy pair In well kaow4l .l tes the fa(bionable circles, Yet " merely fate, that the Colonel is the fon of MP WOOD, of Liietext, near Hampton a and that Ls. dy C. STIWAIT is the daughter of the Earl of Los non os Tof Ireland. Th e ceremony was per.' formed by the Rev. Mr. BINDIT. The Emiasd Countefs of Loam) , otter gave away t h eir dale !' ter ; sad Mr. and Mrs. Wools dieimad in atv milar manner towards their fon. Amour dub prefetit were—Lord and Lady Carrtsasioal Earl of QAPIDIN Lady G. Pearl . , Lady pis _ bA XL 3, Ladies C. and S. STSWARTS (fakers to Ir ride), and Colonel Sr 'watt, Mars. F. and!. Woon, brothers to the bridegroopt fore fix . o'clock, the newly maens4 co •of • 0 ' a joyful retreat to the country sir, which was given up to thee& lb& else cc!? and where they pafs the kim,4obo With the clot; wig/. willtes of their highly vek, company who rtmata • ad Ztostis of w &thew'', than thous dinner ; and, after partaking bom b e viands and wines, gave— Th e r fooe enge!.._ of the family, an,i'may_ laudable example of Colooal Wows! V. ono !". t'ORN MA " ?skis the fame as on Mon Warms or BILIAD.--Yeftel rdens of pie Company of l e en Maros, to fet the AEG Ifralweigbers' Returns being e 4 that Wheat anti Flour ha 4 jtforu, Lis, Lord hip, there 0 014 necedlty of railing th , se. or two peoce in the pec sad take place to4tiorrout t an loaf will then be One gh • Confidering kit molt goo aid barley is 'haunt faiths public good not OW) Wiper to its peoperliindard, alse, as st formerly.yfas, to rd of ]ohso „ At the Crofe of the Pt Ceirrlblea fot the Wm the withers win I— . WA PO” 254 Vas C14w48 - is ▪ Wieftsaky Vb0188.88.1 1 : 18 ge-ltr. 158 -l i la Smits • - 136 WI, Lags • s 155 gOkke 234 Crewda -23 i ••jAfbbyls7 Coleman Meet Wa • 3lr• Nape • 84 71 er • 75 , z la the Ward of Dow preen the two contend A Drina' - art ..itr: .1160 Polls finally clofed at ' . An Eagle of a very large ft: Ina been hovering about the i saliorfolk, and was on Sun Lord CHOLIRMIDILIT'S keeper fit from wing to wing. ' The LaWyeri ao not feem (watched by the war, or if th , has efFeeually recovered ''s Paper in London, thel 74.canies—Lord A tviii Lie ...ap,,iilion was tried in Dubl attiwhich, FRED. EDW. Josis, 1 ' loyal, Craw-Street, v st • Astc iv, fenidr, defer brought againfl the &feu farce of Lod and Kg, wbi L as an infrit‘gement on, tried before Lord i •ve a vertliet foe the ph will amount to Oct& ' The execution of Freed; Re if T. Barry, Efq. took place I SINN and on the Awful occ tebabsal dlfplayed an ex ) al if his enormous guilt . , atri a i ittie mercy of Gov. a tads nlinabled to witnefs his ' aftericisitting the Woman eh Mee adfiellitry to his crime, he id tics to refrain from thofe 1 Mime and puni(hment, and I did* to excefs. He alto n 5 4,4 t Canna w have too much y, that the condo& of lc d by that of their mal it a moral and religious exat be ante of vice and profligac tire their houfehold. Oa Friday Blair and James sfite the Royal Exchange, Dt "'media the manufacture of f( Os Friday fe'nnlght the oat Hyde Canar overflowed the 11 Nth. The Warthoufes, whi MU goods, were so inches i id coafiderable damage. A moil dreadful accident hat beniag, at Mr. Does CR ei we the Robot, near New-CC Tarkflairer—A number of du i' avert themfelves on the is In tonfeqnence of their ice gave way, and. befi be procured, eight of chore eats drowned i mann the.? 10 rein of age, who, in octet 4 Ihela, fell into the water. Ike rd. Wednefday thornily the ha lise i late belonging to the R eta in the Wifitet of coach a —After the Coroner's inquel btsieff la Ripley chapel yard. A few mornings lime. a let lels topped between the Gree half tam Honfe, on the Dei feethads, who robbed him of dis amount of Jones Snook was yeflerdi Dorn, in Bow-ll:vett on 2 the Tring mail in Hertfordfl May WI He was remanded Lall Saturday night, • be piny to a couGderable amonn Oxford coach, in Long-acre, Jae got ekar off. On Monday the houfe of ht tres•anni. Shoe.lane, was hrt af kraal artioks cf plate, and tipard. Lea Meek as SAM/1M face I& Jun son, of Higrwn, a Mi% was working in the c near Hecisnoodwiltc too err accidentally fell ape died. He has left .11r? iildtei to hunent his lots. Sudsy fennight, in the II coa. !enema, ofßntintree, le tsneeharJ few in airing ; as it ltruck his head masa* oni Asa force as to - kal b Tho The G. h Mr. Mr. Ate, az ( hii