Star. — London, England, 1802-08-26 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. S. W. AI%OVID. Pt/ I. Z Waterford a 1 Litban • FALMOUTH, AUGUST 23. Sated yellerday and put back again by contra ry wind the Lord Macartney ftore-flaip, Captain MACKAY, with math, yards, &c. from Plymouth for New Brunfwick ; alto failed this day the brig Mary, War Kiss, for Wales; Admiral Nelfon, BATEMAN, for Cork; the fchooner Pelican, BAR , . DEN, for Bury ; the French lugger l'Emilie, Mut layrr, for Nantz ; the !loop Undaunted, PEARCE, for Biddeford; and the Hannah, Hapcaa, for Portfm outh. Arrived yefterday the brig Flaxley, Captain TURNERY, from London, with bale goods for this port ; alfo this day the WA ISINGHAM packet, Rost RTS, with Mails from Lilbon, after a palfage of 9 days. l'he PRINCE ADOLPHUS packet arrived at Lif. bon the t4th, and was to fail again on the 22d with mails for England : arrived alfo the brig Mary, Capt. DavmsoN, from London, for New Br uufwic k ; and the French Hoop Mary Ann, Capt. PERE USE.-IWrengers by the WALSINGHAM are the Hon. Capt. MUARAY, Monfieur and Madame Lsc vat IR, and Mr. T. B. RADEMARER, and Mill CRATHEENr.—Wind W. < II! it PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 24. Came in the bark Duke of Bronte, Captain R. BEALE, from London bound to Africa, laden with bale goods; alfo the Crefccnt cutter, a tender to Paid veffel.—Sailed the RANGER revenue cut ter, of 16 guns, Capt. FRAZER, on a cruife. Came in the IMocsN, of 18 guns, Captain VAUGHAN, from a cruife. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST ss. This day arrived his &Wetly's fhip Norrmust slßLAND, from the Mediterranean; alto the la Bonne Citoyenne, from ditto, and are under qua rantine. Alto the William and Ana, BR IDEKIIK, Zephyr, Ca aa, Harmony, WI Lsom, and the Niger, Fit-LA:oar, froM Cork, but left from Lymington. The Harmony is ordered to Deptford, and will fail to-morrow.—Sailed the Beffy, Bossism, for the River. Came into harbour the flip Ark, Capt. Sim rm.:, with part of the 59th regiment on board; The arrived from the Weft Indies yefterday.—Yef terday failed the !hip Mary Ifattelle,Capt. for Deptford. SHEERNESS, AtTOt?ST 21. Arrived his Majefty's fhip Ouse s sr, and BLOOD. MOLIND gun.veffel : the former has gone so Chat ham to be paid off, and the latter remains at the Little Nore. The Triton, and No. 74, tranfports, have alto arrived with invalids from the Mediter ranean, and have gone up to Standgate•crcek to perform quarantine. I.II4INGTON. AUGUST is. Yeaerday morning the Dutch Troops, which have been in barracks at this place for to months paft, began to embark on board his Majefly's fri- gates for Holland. The Ift, a Rifle Regiment, was embarked fira, and failed in the afternoon in the FORTUNED, ALINI•AIt, and DIAMOND frigates, pith a fair wind. This day the 4th Regiment, and the greater part of the Artillery, have embarked, and arc ex peaed to fail this evening or to-morrow; and in the courfe of two or three days this neighbourhood will be entirely freed from troops. The Dutch have behaved with the utmofl propriety during the whole of their flay—they were a remarkably fine body of men. Their arms and accoutrements were received on board one of his Majeay's gun 'petrels, and are to be conveyed to Portfmouth to be depofited in the King's glom. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DeAL,AunoST rOf the River,the Royal George, BMOC KIIANRI. from Jamaica; and Hannah. Basra, from Surinam. Arrived the Fontvxr. Aacata ma, and DIAMOND frigatev, and Autumn (loop of war, with Dutch troops, bound no the Teta Wind S. W. GIATIMND, Aur:o ST 25.—Paffed by, the Creidebas, Vta stn, from Rotttrdam; lary Ann, Past -ALL; and Elsa, BAC II T, t :Om Danta:e.--Sailed the Hamburgh Packet, Gooey, far li-mburgh ; VL.rgaretta, DAIMI, for Rotterdam; Sally, WILL/Am., 101' Arct argei ; Efpapiset, BMA D, for Calais; ooze Wini:oll, WI L L1.t219, kr Bruffells; and Vrow Madam, PALK', for Rotterdam. A letter from an Officer of his Majefty's fhip la Scvstasv, loft off the Mind of Ceylon, on the sd of March, lays, " the St 1P43111.11 is 1011, and all hands, except one, are fp/ed. At two o'clock in the morning of the 3d of March, (he went on (bore nn the illand of Ceylon—a flrong current moil have tAccn us out of our courfe. The night was paned in the moll anxious way imAginahle, not knowing exaftly where we were,clofe to the break• ors, the furf on which got higher every minute, and all Our efforts to get the Ili'? off preyed in vain—the loon bilged, and at eight o'clock on Wednefday night, after fisteen hours revere fa tigue, the Captain was obliged to order the pee rle, fur the prefervation of their lives, to quit her. Mink GOD only one man was loft, who was t..tend dead in the fhip. Had we been a cable's LOYDON DOCKS. On Monday afternoon, about four o'clock, the docks being conr.dered as complete, the water was admitted. The firlk aperture for letting in the water was made about a foot under the low water mark in the pretwiter dam (the place that flood the Mock when the city r47m gave way fome time Mice) ; but it was found neceffary, in confequence of the water coming in very fluwly, to make ano Cher aperture of the fame dimenlions on Tuetday afternoon. Such is the extent of this vaft under taking, that, although the water ran into the docks after the rate of Soo or moo gallons in a fecond, yet the great dock was not completely 'covered by the next morning at fix o'clock. No kind of form was ufed upon the occafion of letting in the water, as was expe'led. The order of the dire,ltors for opening the dam was known to very few, except thole immediately engaged in the undertaking.— To•morrow is fixed for the grand day when the principal ceremony will take place. One o'clock is the hour appointed for admitting the flipping. The Royal Standard will be hoifted at fix o'clock in the morning on the warehoufe, No. 8, under which the firlt Hone was laid on the lath of July 1800. Another flag will be placed on No. a. Preparations are making for accommo dating the Nobility, Gentry, and the friends of the Direaors, to fee the ceremony. They will be accommodated on the quay, and on the roof of No. 8, where 100 perfons may be admitted.— No kind of extraordinary parade will take place, and only two fhips will be admitted ; the firft will be the Henry Addington, the handlomelt (hip in the River, built about two years fince ; and the fecond, a loaded (hip. Capt. Sri mrsom, the principal Dock Mader, it is reported, will bring in the firft Ihip. An extra guard, of too foldiers be longing to the Ift regiment, will attend to preferve order, and prevent all perfons who have not a Di reaor's ticket from getting on the Docks on the north and welt fide. Roam!. Mts,ucam, Efq. the Chairman of the Committee, will fuperin tend the whole undertaking. No boats will be admitted on any account into the Dock the hrft day. On Saturday, the whole of the (hipping now lying at Blackwall will be admitted. The whole of the warehoufes are expected to be . finified in fix months; thole numbered a, 4, and 8, are nearly ready; No. 7 will be the next; No. 6, and 3 will follow. There fill remains fpace for three more warehonfcs on the north quay. Should the general undertaking anfwer the expeaations formed, a fund will be provided to carry on farther improvements. The Northampton Fenciblet, !aft week, ar r:ved at Leiceller, ;tl.l on Friday continued their route to their own county, for the purpufe of be ing difembudied. They ferved during the war in Ireland, where an hundred of them were dif charged. About two hundred more were dif charged at Liverpool. The Carabinee-s have arrived in Dublin from Dundalk : they are to have the Dublin duty in the room of the 24th hark, which are to be reduced. The whole of the Rifle Corps Lift week marched through Maidaone, on their route to Chatham Barracks. They are expeded Ihordy to embark, for the Eaft Indies. On Saturday and Monday fennight, two troop of the 3d, or Prince of Wales's dragoon guard s arrived at Dumf . ' ies ; and Tuefday morning a de tachment from each troop marched for Annan and Kirkcudbright. The reit are to remain at Dumfries. Laft week two troops of the 3d regiment of dra. goons (or King's own) from Carlifle, &c. march ed through Dumfries on their route to Ireland. Some alterations arc making in both Honfes of Parliament, which may add a trifle to convenience, while they greatly augment the aukwardnefs of the whole as a piece of patch-work. They cont . & principally of a gallery in a right line from the prefent fmoaking- room of the Houle of Commons, to the apartments of the Serjeant at Arms, on the Northern wing, which are to be thrown into Com mittee-rooms. The broad flight of flone (lairs at the back of the Court of King's Bench has been alto taken away, and that whole face is to be thrown into a lobby to the Houle of Lords. The long (lone paffage between is to remain in its pre , lent Rate ' • but a flight of (lairs is to be opened di rally at the Southern end of it into the lobby of the Houle of Commons, by which the Members will enter by a (honer way at the angle, than they now do by the circuitous paffage of the (lone 'lairs which lead to the gallery. The Speaker's houfe has been alto pulled down fo low as the lira floor; lime fay it is only to he repaired ; others that it is to be rebuilt an the Gothic order, upon the en larged plan of the new Parliament Houle. The Duke of NbRYOLK has added to the beautiful Rained Window Memorial at Arundel Cattle, in Suifex i the following infcription in ho sour of the late Mr. llsoott, the Somerfet Herald, whole premature death, with that of is other per• fens, was occafioned by the prefure of the crowd flaking into the Pit of the Little Theatre, in the Hay-market, on the 3d of February, 1794. " I. C. Bronle ex Agro Moo. fferalAte Mitt Somer. At &iambi &norms, erutitganer, Prohitate, Suavitate Mormon charm, irruente Turk' in neutron oteukuit,iii die Feb. 1794. Lt. 46. A tailor near Halifax is committed toYorkCafile, upon a charge of fending a treafonalle and threaten ing anonymous letter to Major Att sw of the 18th Light Dragoons. On Saturday feveral German Soldiers were ap prehendedatCumberland• fort,Purtfmouth,charged with having counterfeited One Pound Notes on the Pottrmoudi and Hampfhire Bank. Sunday lag a man bathing in the river at Sta% pleton, was unfortunately drowned. Society has to rejoice in the difcovery of one of the molt valuable fpecifics for the cure of deafnefs ever yet difcoveredt—in very few inftances has it been known to fail of reftoring that invaluable • • 1.. r. ka.vviweer )1..‘ COMBINATION of SHIPWRIGHTS, eft. A deputation of four caulkers (one from each yard) waited upon the mailers in the morning, with propolitions for their return to work, which w:-re not acceded to. In the afternoon a fecond application %ea., made by the fame deputation to their mailers, which, we have every realbn to think, will be accepted, and the men will return to their work. Ye fterday morning at fa o'clock (the ufual time for the men going to work), the bells of the diffe• rent yards rung ; the men who had been refralikory applied to the different yards they had formerly been employed in, to go to work, but were not ad mitted, the neceffary arrangements not being made for their reception. At nine o'clock, when the bell rung after breakfaa time for the men to re turn to their work, they applied again, when they were admitted, joined the men from the King's dock yards, and proceeded to their work in a very regular manner in the yards of Melfrs. WELLS, BARNARD, and DEM:PISAN they applied to be admitted at the yard of Mr. BRENT, but were informed no work would be done in the yard till after the funeral of their late worthy mafter, Mr. RANDALL. POLICE. &c. PUZLIC-OFFICB, MAILLBOROUGH-STRIZT.—Yec terday Mr. Bovi, Printfeller in Piccadilly, prefer red a complaint againft his female fervant, who, when he hired her, defcribed herfelf to be a widow. He flitted, that the had been three weeks in his fervice, and that during the Taft fortnight his wine cellar had been twice privately opened. and tome bottles of wine ftolen. He had fame fulpicion of the fervant, and had determined to watch her ; but on Friday night a Gentleman who lives in the fira floor of Mr. Bovi's houfe informed him, that he heard a ftrange noife in the fervant's room.— A watchman was fent for, who, accompanied by Mr. Bovi and his lodger, proceeded up (lairs. They were admitted as loon as the fervant had dretfed herfelf, and upon fearching the room, found a man Banding in his fliirt and breeches behind the bed-curtains. The wotaan admitted that the had had a bedfellow on Friday night. When the came to live with Mr. Bovi, fhe learned that if fhe raid fhe was married he would not keep her in his fervice, and therefore (he called herfelf a widow. The man who was found behind the curtain, the Paid, was her own lawful married hulband. He had called to fee her, and the very naturally of him to flay all night. In fliort fhe threw her lov ing arms around him, and would not let him go ; there was nothing Runge in the noire they made, whatever the firlt floor lodger might think of it, but they did not expedt they would have been ditlurbed fo abruptly. The Magiftrate difcharged this cou ple with a reprimand; and Mr. Bovi paid the wo man the wages which were due to her. PUBLIC OFFICF, SHADWELL.— Yefterday Ed ward Foley was committed for trial, charged by John Sole, with flopping him about three o'clock, on Sunday morning, in Blue Coat Fields, Ratcliff, and forcibly taking a watch from his perfon. On being apprehended and taken to the watch houfe, he was fearched, but no watch, but a rule and an oil &in, were found upon him, which he forcibly took from the prolecutor. He (fated th:tt he went to feveral pawnbrokers to flop the watch, fhould it be offered for pledge, which was brought to Mr. Mafheder, pawnbroker, where it was !topped.— There being further proofs againft the prifoner, he was fully committed for trial. The mate of a Weft Indiaman, and a lumper, were charged with throwing a bale of cotton into the barge of Mr. Drinkald, lying alonglide the (hip, at a time when the was putting off, and re futing to take in any more, by which obtlinate per feverance one of the men, of the name of Edwards, was thrown from the gunwale of the barge into her hold with loch violence that his thoulder was diflocated, and he was otherwife fo much hurt, that a furgeon on Tower.hill, to whoM he was taken, pronounced- him to be in a very dangerous Bate. The mate and limper are held in fuldtantial bail to anfwcr for their conduct. Vi r HlTlCHATEL.—Yefierday Mary CouVon was charged by two foreign feamen, of the names of Lavagnila and Aguil.t, with unlawfully pledging ;heir apparel for nearly tol. She was fined in the penalty of aos. for each offence, and ordered to redeem the goods, or, in default thereof, to fuffer two months imprifonment in the Houfe of Cor ration. MANSION Houst.—Yefterday two men in the employ of Mr. Alderman Newman, of Snow-hill, were finally examined, charged on fufpicion of fiealing, at different times, large quantities of lea- ther. They were committed for trial. A few days ago Mr. Rudd, Attorney, of Old. flreet Road, on a vifit at a friend's houfe in Lin colnihire, the family being alarmed in the night by fome villains breaking into the houfe, the man fervant taking a loaded piece, went dowa Mr. Rudd alto followed, but unperceived by the man fervant, who conceiving him to be one of the villains, inftantly fired at him, and wounded him in fit thocking a manner that he expired in two hours after. He has left a wife and two children. On Friday laa as W. Ryall, who worked for Mr. G. Melmoth, jun. of Sherborne, was riding in a cart near his matter's houfe, and three boys with him, owing to mifmanagement, from hii being in a (Late of inebriety, the horfe run away, and in attempting to get into a field, the cart turned over, in confequence of which Myatt had his arm dreadfully broken, and one of the boys, his fon, was much hurt. On Saturday I,IIL Mr. Wright,- of the Strands unfortumitely fell overboard, and was drowned in his page by the pact from Boulogne to Dover. He had been talking very cheerfully a few minutes previous to the misfortune happen ing, with fome Ladies in the cabin ; but com plaining of hear, and tbat he was lick in conic h. e ..•,t noon decks and it is ilinnnr. tiRTHS. On die 2j4 infant, at WiWon Shrullyery.. Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Skinner, of a f.. 11. At his houfe in Swithin's-lava, the I.ady of Abraham W... hinfon, Efq. of a Gen. 'MARRIED. Mr. John Archcr, of Dublin, hookfeller, to Nlifs of Sahltiury-lticil, London. Sir Thomas Efniond. Bart. of Eallinaltrmi,cotnty Wociurd, to Hill, of Ringville, county Kilkenny. DI F.D. I At Clapham, on l'uelilay morning, in his s7th ezar, „G r iffin stmeltket, Efq. a DireCtor of the Hicer.ii and the I'Llican Life ()fILT.. On the 13th laft. Mord, Jones, FIT of Lower I.ki!:r.bt:- place, Pimlico. Latt Week, at Ltictiter, the Rev. Wini,,m !` !). Canon of Wintlfor, Pr‘centor of av , ti Preceptor to the Trine,: of \Vales. On the t6th init. aged 30, Mr. John Mori ad, :,er Liverpool. Sunday evening. Mrs. 111'Neilze, wife of Nlr. "i 'merchant, At Fairview, near Dublin, the Rev. Dmflnr s •—.l_ doled his eyes a few hours after he had read, 0.. night, the ufual lervice to his family, in the 9:::th ku • • -s,. TO MORROW. Sun rife' I I Sun Ca% - Moon rile s 5 minutes a ft er 5 SS minutes after 6 5 I i tum , t , l after —— - _ HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE fp-MORROW Mortitra 31 minut, • after Afternocet 53 minutc.% after z WHEN Profeilinnal Men of edtleAtiort and re. fponfibility deviate from the general cvii , :at by th, r e „ !talon of a peculiar Branch, the faneliun of long cocrieLeg fucecfs is the Lit criterion of Superiority. Right years have I &voted my practice to the emotive tit 4. went of THREE DISORD.E.!S, and the fut.:ennui rat* of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppini. as far Li I a o% able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt invono ant the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every &and% a 3 an Army Surrraa. I formed a will; at an early perit .1 of Pradice to relent als front the ignorance of urcductted Ven, or the evally gerous precipitancy of gees. ral i'm!titioner. Tbs.: THREE. VISOR DERS, to the cured which I have de. voted my attention, cotnprisc every of V thIP. 7 EAL INFECTION, wil,ther of a recent or long AU kinds of DEBILITY, whcth:tr ::riling from the h.:• • ••... of Sekoolhnis or the indulgence of matt, rc and I ally tL.,t mugemert of the lyitem in Wooten which is cafted Nl' SS t rSTFkILITY. Nunienius difeafia are the rt.-ink of Ignorance: or bale tSe treatment of a fimplc Chanorrhea, and it not anfreituittly trap. pens that the feeds of liiic are poiforted by the indi'cretiosi as unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch cum:l:urns am tartly cured, and even where ethers have failed, I u - nit that I may prefunte to oiler a radical re-t.fia4liihntent Few, however, are the cafes of comp li cated diftrefs tka Jlfarder,compared with the calamitous littnations of Meu,whe from indulgence ins SOUTAR Vie h, or tke pn:v:den: Gaie. ties of a faßtiorable Life, acquire thvt Witt of lki,ilby wi,4 is the unavoidable confequeuce of fitc't habits. Where the unhappy . fufferer tiro-Kr.: over his inifery, tut tare ful:y conceals his misfortune, it may tie foto? coafilatii.n ter him to know, that although it he an ola;vet of doubt or uve.. taitity with other Vraetitioners, the removal of tilde. 1)L,1 , 1 CI ENCi Eh by the gradual orogrefs of Renovation is t ht. accf-int• :neat of my cap:sic:tee. If tlo: rites of Bacchus or Vfuta Nue Oegun to reduce tualtiy vigour, much anti: ty will he . .resk,..ted by an early counteradtion of this languid tlatc, and is thee cafes no great difficulties will occur. But wiierr edit Deficiency hay for yeArs called a prnpar:'er fever:wee requilite to revive the fharibriii; of Life, and to re-a: 'mate the Conittfution. MARRIkD WOMEN who have Inns been in their expcautiom of a Family. may he airove.i. 0 + mul inftances fuch iteica+ are ciirablc by . • The SECRECY which is fo cfferniM to my aM.utaim.;, act the Qualifications which I have premised to :toe. :cm: dui Barn of my Pretearsons and in coincidence with !s:s inti mation is given, that Mr may be courAtea (or by letters ineloGrig a (mall note) at hit houfc, No aq,.\re• • d,:l-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar . There Is an additional entrance In Watcr-itrea &lobelia and the name is o:s both tbc. doors. M. a Member o', the 2oral (*otter. or Suremos • To THOIIIS •i'A YI.OE, Ef.. No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, London. - Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March IS. am. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever lime tile year 1790, I have been afrio.tteti with the I.u, A:rut...a; which, from its ohltioatcly relittivl every courfe or n-aleriro prefcribt-d by the moll emins.n: of : the faculty hers', " I 'j' feveral fescre courks of fabeation, and tw.ce from the Holpital, with little %lief, would ai,i.car to Jr molt inveterate nattue. In the fp:lag of hilt y.tar cry daUhla had got to filch a head,as nearly ' , put . a period to my. e:!'t.r.r:i I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one ea r..ra array and my legs were bloke out in a frightful manner r; my :i 6 Llt was ureatifully painful, and hail been in a 'tate of uto•ra - ou for the IA (even years ; my left had alto tw., large twit. oa it. was very much difeoloured, and gave: me Inch exert...Lazio, particularly when warm in hrd,.o. nearly to dap rive in. r -it. In this lamentable Rat: I was recommended by Mr. I. Tivral• r.•, (who received fo great a cure by thara hen j, to • •titt Leuke's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the :6th of N s '.ly; in the courfe of a ortnight I began to receive hem-tit—in ..t:lo more than a month the ulcers on my head aadarins healed—loon after the (ores do my legs heal:A dfo, leirieg however, confolerable difculouration in the tkin, and pain the bone of the left, which, by the Waling of Got., , nd nu!. longer perfeverance in your invaluable Med eine, I.o),idatt t 544 nodesdifperfing, the (tin regaining its natural hue, and the t.un tunial pains gradually going otl. thus liezaiu,', by yatr litto ral advice and medicine,perfeclly frez from all soy tOrnierewo plaints--havc recovered my former fpirii and hrcnolh, arid ;• 11 become jolly and tat, in which itate having e.inti:ntad na:r month' to the aitonifiiment of Ali who knew ine, I alit a' a I .4 In what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but hug you, for t!as good of other fuffering mortals, to make this my cal,: a' paolio as polEble, as I than on every occalion ; in fo yai will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very bumble ri avant. ALEX. MURKER, tiwan's Clore, High-qr. - et, Wititelres to the above cure --inhtt Tituinpfon, No ;. N". • Poultry-market, John itofh, ()id A film hy el tf.:, •L. Prepared and fold by the fide Proprie. or, 'l'l lAa ',..‘ LOR, IVitinher of the Royal% sollege 5!.r,t.:n05,:.1 . ' !ntSti N 0.9, New litridge-ftrect, London; whrie, arti r a eir a.. et ref dence of more than thirty-fi ill ;.rael tee ly dii•eeled to the cure of Veneriel Guvp:aints. and t 6 f. i--• dental to the Parts of Generation, with :oat i , :eunable which Men of his Pro/alio?, ;Lout.; alway,iilifTva in !".::!, he flatters libufell, the advice and alliitatit•r lu grri:••.•nit+ ••••• • minilters to pi:riot's t•aki7.7 'Li: Medicine. i•e•• by a ilifeernin„. , Public, as an advanta;;e Glduta a: istuta`oir, void of all amhly, uity. . .• Alf, Cull, hy his for the cotiecai.itea ! • livid ; at 4 dace: e, at the i' r's, N 0..; itrect, fall-Mall;• lit Toy- Ni,. rri3, • • Mr. arbor No. 7 , Ili, '7-!•:11; Ir. t, Ytaol, •• ". No. r, I.l:tion-row, I ;;,:t . : ; Mr. I:. •. !!"•-••'; hri,:ge, ; Dublin ; a...! I t o:: can in tv..3 - y cone; arable town in iir,:rt and :7: . :: •1, bones of only 24.9 d. each, teal:: up, with fill ~:•d•'' rcetions, whereby ptrfons of either lea may curt thuaot•e• whit cafe. fpeed, fecrecy, and fat ety. N. B. Every Sox fold in Great liritain is fea1.7,1 • Stamp, on which, by favour of the Conimillioot:r, 6. urn •••4 at the Stamp-Office—T. Taylor,No. 9, New llridee-itr...e: -- ts innate which Is felony, and all others are eouweri, it LONDON: Printed for the Prop rietors. by JOHN I ).% NI r. t , oilfr oy eantaby-ttreet )at the fAR Ps itcre4 u-Or No I -itftet; and publilei LUVF.I. I