Star. — London, England, 1801-07-17 00:00:00

MP A,. ittordiW, . . ON THE DEATH Of GENERAL ABIRCROMBY. Vhile general joy pervades the country 'round, Let us, my Mufe, o'er Asa aatoasses fate paufe yet awhile, and thed a filent tear. For lo ! his corpfe the churchyard path along Comes fad and flow; in mournftd pdtisp behind His veterans folloW, and in every eye Ths trait hang graceful ! let them flow, say friends, Tis what to noble worth the patriot owes, Ms what the brave and what the good require, Then let them doe ! there are the precittus dropi To generous valour and to pity due I And why not weep, fine gamy Briton bow Has idit a 'father and a much-lov'd friend Come, Soldiers. come, around your Loader's bier, Unbind the hare( from your brows, and change Sala Vislour'i 4okt for Pity's gentler (train. FAlifOte At, Wifoit'hintifie Dane sg argAll Amid tiehNng;antl whore fuse pea* .8444461flimi:MFapdat diiii3Osilkitisomi , and: of Your Galore sake A long fitreWell ; for Mar no Mere H. NO M majeftleliri flsekaila of War ; „:„ SA MA IMFriaour "4 1 :00 by ales PolotasMtho piassit llama; aprteMaoief ' Even now. aneSdn'icil; 10ifie no bl e clod a • • t,•:• • With 'diver beta. dilikShilhielei IniPs SpoadlngldbildAll ' , midi o:Feuded's Tie Soldier? Daring, and Idi 06Intry'OPHde. ' 'Fig all a drease—fOr low the Hero lies, tad is that hand which grafp'd the glittering itai s • bia are thofe eyes that camped ere he fought; They Iletp In death, and bn that graceful Form The earth:Worm preys—Ted Tate of mortal man ! • Butitiosgh his emote theft moulder into daft, When futat ages fhall paofe fist deeds Of Patriots dying to their Cowry's mule ; The fora:soft then =Lift tl=of Flirts His aline null Rand, with Notlhal join'd l Nainati, aiWbefe siPptoook d#llool9d fOrce Of Egypt tremtlitd, aid the tail mosts haft Kohl back in nations fines tballlasha of Nile : Him, Albion, grateful for iiitoriass Meta, For conquering armies. and for foes firbdued, Espedting, waits, and eager. hogs fe clafp tier darling Hero to his Mothers beeaft t • Hiram,* ease to gasiskraswittos Win% AM no us mom, f dick Chlif A fwearselotion, and with paidul hearts To fame reason lift pith to fame. bitutik! allkient do we feel for him, bur late loft General, who, when haughty France With wombikm folders, end with Motive troops, From compahmg lititoos WWl* fhanseful hafte ; trodindf fell, and gafplag on tie grimod, Thought of his Country and ariebiow' d fans. Yahweh, oh Chief, and what with cooly wesltho akiebants titter tbr tomb Wiliam of ladia, bloat not to receive Tana* insets of to hatable More ilyllllllllllll give, tat ! would to Hives Ilkfullitars opal te the thente I Ann! Wigan illesier of the Duke of 'bat, a &Matti' let ter was en Monday laft fent tb the Commanding Caters oi l the Volugteer Co of the Metropolis. expreffing the intention of his ltort) nightlife to infix& fuch corps as will affineble lb nyde,Parb on Wednefday next, the ssd heft. at ten &ea* in the morning. A regular return of the numbeta who will be there is. to be feast to Lord PlEtieliso. TOM, The Review to take place on Wednefday next will not comprehend all the Volunteer Corps in the metropolis. The Surry Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Lord Lesata, and the City Light Horfe Volunteers, have been reviewed by the Panics of WALTS already. The Bloomlbury Vo lunteers, commanded 2 1:/ er atnel Cox, will not affemble, many of the s being on the Cir cuits. All the other Corps, it it expelled, will at tend. Colonel Warr HAM, who goei oat Governor to Curacoa, s the Gentleman who was wounded lately in a duel, in confequence ofd fracas at Drury kne Theatre. Saturday fe'nnight the Perththire militia, emu mended by his Grace the Duke of ATHoI, awe reviewed is the Green of Glafgow, by Myor•Ge seral Dab m MONA On Friday left, the Eakin Diftrift of Fife Vo- lunteer Infautry, commanded by Major THOMAS BALLARDIC were reviewed at Anßruther, by Ma jor -General Sir James ERSKINE St. CLAIR. bait week, Loyal Borgue Volunteers were infpeßed olonel Ca mras s The Linton Company of Tweedale Volunteers, eommanded by Captain *lay of Scotfton, wis infpeEted at,Lmton on the 29th ult. by Lieutenant Colonel Swine. On Monday the 29th ult. the two troops of Vo loniser Yeomanry Cavalry of Ealt Lothian, com manded by Lieut. Colonel Sir Jamas BAIRD, went into quarters at Haddington. After regularly going through their etercife on horfeback, and at.: tending the ufual drills, to perfe±l them in every neeetfary manoeuvre and foot exercife during the week, they were infpetted on Saturday the 4th July by Lieutenant-General Vyss, in the pretence of the Mott Noble the Marquis of Twssnais; Laird jjenwmtlit of the county, attended by his De puty Lieutenants, and a nernerous aftemblage of nobilits and gentry of the neighbourhood. - --On the joth of June, the Portpatrick Loyal Volnnt.ers were infoetted by Colonel CAMPS/ IL. and 'on the tit of July, the Loyal Stonykirk Vo lunteers.. • Monday, tZie Firs', or Royal Regiment of Edin boegii Volunteeesißlue)were reviewed on Burnt!: field Links b u ,Excellency General V v es. They madefine appearance. In *Vence rt . :Colonel Ar rous,-Litatanant.Colonel Hops (14s)1.iefly's Advocate) comnranded, and on tfis paradr. WO" the ter .1 :Wo rrefetiteti the belt ta ttender in each klotopaay on th4;iirllts of the ;Wept:Jar 10 4 k a inuulforieMeilaie.botriug an apProlni# s- 9P to be elinevitey theca with their maims' The corps orttlierett no the field sser, trades it de- Ltachnuilt of fut.; 91 their artillery. *' • both MA RKS At. Mark-lane, this morning, Wheat continued in much demand, add at an advance of from 35. to 45... 7 -oats are heavy, and is. to as. cheaper.— Barley, Beans, and Peafe, the Lune as laft Mar ket day.—Flour, 61. 3s. The following were the prices at Kendal mar ket lafk Saturday :—average of oats by the load (at Winchefter bufhels) Sow.—Belt American and other wheat flour, 6s. per ftone, of 161 b.—oatmeal 4s. O.—lndian meal as. Bd.—beef 7d. per lb.— mutton 7d.—veal 4(d.—lamb 6d.—butter t id. ((lateen ounces)--old potatoes 6d. per none.— new id. per lb.—The prices at Carlifle were near ly the faMe- Laft week, at Lancafter fair, cheefe fold from three to four guineas per cwt. At Stagfhawbank fair, on Saturday fe'nnight, (addle horfes fold high : draught horfes indiffer. etitly. The thew of horned cattle, except Scotch, was .not great, and they brought high prices.— There was a great number of fheep and fwine ; notwithftanding which they fold very high, parti cularly the latter. Linen cloth met with a great fall in price. • At Wakefield and Leeds fairs the lalt week, the thews of horfes were very indifferent, and there were but few buyers. Thetford wool fair, on Saturday !aft, was molt numeroufly attended by the growers, both in Nor folk and Suffolk, but there were fo few buyers, that the general price could hardly be afcertained. Mr. Closet Southdown wool, 'however, was fold at 49* per tod, aad a flock of Norfialk, remark* bly fine, obtained the fame price. Among the company precut at Dinner, at which Mr. Coss prefided, were noticed, ' The Earl of Albemarle. filr Marks Dams. Bart. W. Cot. quhoun, Efq. S. P. Galway, EA. Sylvanue Bevan, Efq. N. &O man, Efq. M. F. Riniton, Efq. J. W. Allen, Efq. Edward Gwilt, Efq. Mr. John Gurney. Together with many opulent occupiers of the neighbonthood. Mr. Coca took occafion to ad drers the company, and (fated, that the great ob. jea of the eftabliihment of that fair was to bring together the manufnAurer, and the grower, to whom the latter might difpofe of this produce on equitable terms, without the intervention of the middle mot. the company fpent the day With that hilarity and conviviality for which the yeomanry of that part of the kingdom are fo highly dillinguifhed, drinking many conflitutional toafls, and nut for getting Succefs to the Plough and fleece." Mr. Bsc a, of Cattle Riling, Chewed the preceding day, at the Norfolk Agricultural Meeting at Swaff ham, a Southdown ewe, for which he refufed iso guineas, being allowed by judges to be the ireateft pielure of a fliecp ever lien of its kind. Mr. Mo ra'', of Waterden, alfo produced a South-down thew, which was killed by Mr. SMITH, butcher, of Swa am, and weighed 281hs. each quarter. — Wool fold at the following prices :—Norfolks and South down, from sod. .to std. from lb. Long Wool, via. Leicelter and Lincoln, from Is. to rid. per lb. • On account of the extreme wetnefs of the day, the Wool Fair on Bufli Fair Common, was not fo nsmernufly attended as ufual ; but a confiderable quantity of Wool WAS brought, and the promoters of the fair had the pleafitre of feting it all fold ex cept fame final! quantities of Welch Wool. The different forts fold brifkly at the following prices: South Down tBd. per lb. Weil Country andhosne bred 15c1. per lb. Welch 1 7d. per lb. On Monday fe'nnight, a field of barley was cut down at Tay mouth, Perththire. • On Monday lafk the Laneallire Agricultural fociety awarded the following premiums : To Mr. Parker. of Piornby, for improving the grease!t gum- , sisy of land by walled (tone drains, a Giver ea p, value S guinea& To W. Robinfon, has' tenant, (or ditto, a fiver cap, value five guineas. To Dr. Campbell, for having his eltate in the befb. general Rate et cultivation, a flyer cup, value five guloeas. To W. Robinfon, hit tenant, for ditto, five guineas. To the Rev. J. Stainbank, of Scale-kali, for railing the belt erop of bay graft, of the felt year, with grate feeds, a Giver cup, valve three gpteas. To Mr. Giblets, for the belt long-homed heifer, two years old, a Om cup, value three guinea.. To jean Saithoule, of Scotforth, for producing and felling in market, the (remelt quantity of early potatoes, on or before the zit of July inft. a filver cup, of three guineas. Quan tity fold, 29 cwt. Lail Sunday was buried at Shadwell, aged 95, an Italian beggar of the name of Ether, who ne ver was known to have an hour's illnefs previous to his laft ficknefs. He had thirteen wives, by whom he had no ifrue. The laft one, who is liv ing, is a meddle aged woman, is inconfolable for his las, becaufe, as our correfpondent adds, in his avocations of fweeping the ftreets and begging, he acquired a good deal of money. An epidemical difeafe has lately deftroyed rainy of the cattle in the diftrie of Ham. It is not true that the dreadful wolf has been killed which did fo much damage in the Canton of Varzy. It ftill continuo its ravages, and has lately deftroyed two fhepherd boys of the hamlet of Duprts, in the community of Colmery. Accounts from Dublin Rate, that a Diamond Mine has been difcovere.d in the County of Wex. ford, near Rofs. It was difecovered by a man who was digging in a ditch; on taking up fome of the earth on his fhovel, he found a lump very heavy, which hp endeavoured in vain to break with his Ihovel, but which he afterwards effeacd with a lone; being broken, the infide appeared like rd. ver. It is fuppofed to be of flu quality of what is called trills Tharnonds. Tha Gentleman was ob. liged to fccure that part of his came from the country people, who were coming ita all &maims with vehicle,. of every kind, to carry away the treafure. Laft week, as a tat bullock bclonging to Mr. Bantus, of Beeft,on, was drinking at a pond, the animal was hock tleadlsy lightning; no marks of *Jaw.; were *Kik pis 4, carcate, but its Ids ILsta j e in a flare of com• plete rhtridity.—The te„4I2KA 7 !!truck off the bark from allow. • iEwstbk.t. Account prefesteCtO the Honfe of Commons, of all fuldifting Petitions, gouged by the Cr 6421, during pleafure, or other- wife, and payable at lite Eiclieratasi. Ordered to be printed iyth June, lath: . . . . PZN SIAM{ VOA DIERIT PAI6 IT TAB PAVlliAlMill Or 'minors. Andrews, Catharine .4. Hope, Henry - £4OO (now Nott) . too Hill, Frances - So Afpenwall, Magdalen iso nonage, Dorothea so Arnold, Margaret - Soo Harnage, Ann .. so Burwell, Mary ,now Lady Heritage, Mercy - so Mary Churchill) zoo Ha rn age,vMary 1. so Brudenell, Robert - 131 jenkinfon, Eliza. (now Brudenburgh, Dorothy zo Cornwall) - . aso Barlow, SOphla - so Jean. Thomas • , 100 Barlow, Maria - so Knyphaufen, Gen. WU. 393 Barlow, Louifa - so Knot, Ladd* -60 c. Barlow, Catharine, (now Laufac Henrietta - to Mrs. Thiftlethwayte) so Lauri:Lie, true tine zoo Buckworth, John - 131 Laye,, Ann 120 Brudenell, Aural& - 131 Muron, Sufan de - 393 Blake, Robert - • tas Middleton, Elizabeth 195 Bilhopp, Col. Thomas zoo OnClow, Arthur, in truft Balcarras, Earl of - 300 for Poley, George, Chamberlayne, Betty Walton, and Arthur Clerk - - -66 Onllow - 3 60 Chamberbyne, Caroline 66 O'Hara, Janina - too Cowper, Spencer, Repro- Popham, Catharine 200 fentatives of, for the Peyton, Sir Yelverton 150 life of his daughter, Portal, Mary - ino: Jane Cowper - 130 Pownall, Mary • - Crellener, Elizabeth Soo Palmer, Wm. Finch, in Colebrooke, Dame Mary zoo truft for the Hon. Clarke, Frances - too Brydges Byog - 131 Corbett, Major Mores aso Randall, Sufannab, Mar- Carver, Miry - so do, and Elisabeth so Dent, Catharine (widow) Bo Renard, Louis Peter /100 Dent, Catharine ((philter) 30 Rochford, Earl of 10012 Dent, Sophia - 30 Schutz, George - 7 m Dent, Caroline - 30 Sa/gas Maria,Loulfa,and Dent, Cotton - 30 g 66 Dutton, Patellas - 131 Schaw, James - zso Dunmore, Count& of , arzo Skinner, Hefter - lee 2 Elliot, Robert, it ma Smith, John - too for Eleanor Eden, now Searle, Ambrofe (for 31 Lad Auckland 796 ears, from the Sth of Foldefey, Michael 40 July, 1776) - 3?3 Fauquier Francis - 300 Ditto - -13 t Falkland, Lord, and John Swanton, Emma - 300 Law, or either of them, S ores, Lord, Rep. of, and in truft for the 'four Robert Button, In truft daughters of the late for Mrs. Durell - sbo Colonel Carey - zoo St. John, Henry - 131 Faucett, Sufannalt, dur- Thomas Gertrude zoo ing the lives of her two Vernon, Charles - 300 daughters - 400 Walters, Margaret 200 Prater, William - too Wetedtein, Luke, in trait Grevllle, Fulk - 730 for Sir Luke Schaub's Gardener, Charlotte 6s daughters - son Howard, Mary - too Willis Jones - ISO HoW/SIL, Lady Mary iso Williams, Chalks 263 Howard, Lady Ella. 150 Yates, Lady ' - 2so -. • 1.126 OW AAAAA let/ITS AT LOYLALIT.►LAC[. ... -..... Surdas, Elizabeth 33 Hok, Jane . 33 Fremantle, Marla 43 Maxims, gopher 45 Faucctt, Cien. &r Wm. 57 PENSIONS /01111121ILY PAID AT TIE TIDASUIT. Air, Cbriitins - so KilOtaw, Rev. Richard zoo Alt, Henrietta - so Lind, Maria Henrietta 30 Alt, Math - so Lind, Mary - so Audley, Lord - sco Lloyd, Ann (Spinßcr) so Blifs, Jofeph 40 Lennox, Alexander zoo Broughton, Bryan - zoo Lake, Ann - 30 Bratiniaw, Elizabeth sot) Luzmore, Henry • zoo Bradfhaw, Lawrence too LIM, Latitia - so Bradfliaw, Auguitus Hill zoo Mayor, John - 630 Blifs, Jonathan - zso Mailer, Mary - so Burdett, Sir Charles soo, Miller, John - 25 Bowiby, Lady Mary soo Morrlon, Mary 300 Beawea, Mere): - zoo Macdonald, RoderiEk z$ Cawtboirne, Jofeph - zoo Mein, John - 200 Clarke, Harley - . • •40 Maclean, Col. Allen, in Cockburne, Dante Augufta . truft. (or Mrs. Haw- Ann - 600 WA children so Chambers, Frances ill Machie, Charlotte 2 3 Delsial, Edw. Huffer 300 Mcolabliss, Stephanus Sc Dodd, John - 130 Otway, Mellen z :es Durant, William 34 Patch, Mary - So Davies, Henry - 70 Pierard, Francis - so Davies, Either - 40 Planta, Jofeph - 110 Faddy, Peter -. so Richmond, Robert 40 Fielding, Mary • - so Ramos, George - zoo Forbes, Lucy - 20 Robinfoo, Lucy -• 30 Finch, Ann - - so Roche, Elis,beth - so Pawkener, Elizabeth 200 neid, George - 200 ' °oldie, Sophia, - 100 Spvr, William - 200 ' Gower, Counte(s (Mar- Speed, Mary Ann zoo citione(s of Stafford) soo Stonehevter, Richard boo Green, John - soo Smith. Fran—Richmond 25 Gunn, Ann - so Mika, Elizabeth zoo GuT, John - 16 0 Veneer,Samuel 200 Hay, Elisabeth as Vaecdni,Ltn beth - 30 Hamilton, James 200 Wades,. so Jeans, Rev. 'Thomas Soo Whitdoord. Caleb Soo. Kelly, Elizabeth zoo Williams, Lieut. Wm. too !Carty, James 5o Watkins, John - xso The following is'the Retnrn to an Order of the Honourable Houle of Commons, on the 28th May la, for ,_, An 'account of the feveral fums of :no. ney advanced by *ay of lean or fub fi dy, to . d if fercat States, from the collbmencement of the pre fent wart together with an account of the interell received on (itch fums as have been advanced by way of loan :" • IC. & 1 maw for the ferric( of Praia, in 1794 10 13 ,8 9 1 10 " Ditto of Sardinia, in 1793,4,3, and 6 '500,000 0 0 Ditto of the Emperor, in 1793 and 6 Ditto ditto, In 1797 - - . t6.27031°47.0 0 0 0 0 Ditto of Portugal, In 1 797 - - 147. 10 5 0 0 Ditto ditto, in 179: . . - alp 013 :3 0 Ditto of Ruflb, in 1 799 . . i 315.000 0 0 Ditto of the Emperor, Eledicit of Sintatia, Ito. 500.000 0 0 Ditto of the Emperor - • 4.66.666 t 3 4 Ditto of Rota - • ' • —54,6#9 4 0 0 Ditto of Bavaria - - • . 7 .. leapt 7 6 0 /*tool the Emperor, to amble blz u ttobil Majdty to replace bad • • boon taken by tbo it Itolbosh tgbPoo o 0 Whitehall Trader'Clootbas, C.isdoo,aBS 10 June 15 " N. VANS, rTAIIrr• • TLc fublitiles voted for the King of &militia mount to IllispooL of width toooool.remalning solfrostt, a forays as bon musk Ones the month of Oaober. :too, so do Aeon of Ida liattlinian Welty, at the rate of 4<ocol. per mooth. f The intaca rcccsved on the stsave4peothroad Loans to tie Erse _mar of Germany, inonniti to yi . tydy.il. sd. Memoramehrto :—A Turn of ty3,9MI. 13s. 44. which appears in the account prelbrited to the Haute of Commons, of the diftribetiot of the vote of credit fur t o soo,oool. for the year aßoo, to have been iffued for the fervice of th.• QLYtrx of Pottvu L st. 4 lras farnifhed in various fupplies of milita y It is affected. that " one ounce of Chocolate con tams as much nourifhment as a pound of beef." Whether this curious affertion be Rriely true or not, it is certain, that the nntriment affordtd by the Cocoa Nat, when ewN pritpered, is moll a imi rably adapted for the human Romach :—h nc. the high repute of the preparations by Pry, of Brif tot; which no lets proves his fttperior &RI and care, than the excellent -falabrity of the article Orodittid from his celebrated manors tclorv. sivittime EDINBURG}I, Moi4bAY, JULY 13. Thi City, of Edinburgh's lurfe of }iffy Pour Mr. Bates's b. b. by Prone, 3 yrs nlyll - Mr. Brown s h to. by Pitch, B. Tarte* Mr. Kincaid's b. . c by Overton SNINI I e.. 1 i • Sir j.setites b. h. - . e.. i - This race afforded excellent (port. On WednefdAy fenigk, at South Bendleer, i!. f:---,,• was a horfe race for a iilver cup, and. fever :: ,-.-•: • I matches were afterwards run, whith aff.o•! •; •-t i excellent day's fport ; and On the followio : .: ~ 1 there was a poney race for a bridle and i:oi !. -- . i The fportfmen on the geld were fit elevate:l ... •It the diverflon, that ten bye ma•cher: were mad, , .0 . .• the blind and the lame, affolding more iport 1.:•o• had been witneffed on any tinnier occaftun. i Yefterday two boys were examined at White chapel Office, on fulpicion of Realing ti:veral J 60e s, the property of a Lady of St. bf.ity at I-1;1", Thimes•Rreet. They were ordered for re exarni. nation. In the evening of the tgth of May, durin , , , very violent thunder form in Hamhurgh, tl.r lightning made its way to the &epic of St. Niche las' church. On the turret was fised a conduenr; which, though efieemed rather an imperfeft one; fortunately *mated the eleerical thud, and dif. charged it on the ground below, alien: having cnr:: veyed it in a lineal dillance of Above 4 0 0 fict, (thc afeertained height of the !Teeple) without doing any damage. l'he place wliete tt had thll c.inve in contait with the ground vas very difceritibtt; there, being a large (lone forced out of its foclect in the pavement. _ _ On Monday a Labourer, in the loyal Frapj: tal, Plymouth, trying to take out a monk front the infide of one of tfie large (tones a up agaielt the wall, weighing poo weight, it fell down'in4 . crufbed his leg into the earth, add bring with dill • ficulty removed, it appeared that; from tht earth being toff, the leg had funk in without the haft injury. On Monday fe'nniet, about five o'clock in the evening, the roof of the dwelling insure at Bitic ' near Ferrybridge, (belonging to th e heirs of the late Beajast se VADF, Erii. of New-Grange, near Leeds,) occupied by Mr. Hurciiimsori, by tome means took fire, and being covered with thatch, canted it to rage with fuck fury as to dcllroy moll the whole of the building, together with the greateft part of the furniture; and we are cativo}, ly forty to add that .Mt. HuTCHINSOM; in hii,at tempts to extinguish the fire, fell through the Boot of the chamber, by which h e was Cu hrulfo and burnt as to occafion hisdeath, After Liogilifhing in a melancholy (striation till Weelnefday evening. On Friday IA a (hocking accident hAppened at • Eplom.—Mr. M. a merchant in. the city, flopped in a one bode chaife at the door of the principal inn, for the purpose of giving water t.i the hods. In the chaife that Gentleman left his wife (a heaii• tiful young lady, to whom he had been married but the day before), for the purpofe of finding the holler. The boric filddenly took fright at the yelping of a dog, and ran forioutly about a hun dred yards, when the chaife was flopped by a poll, and the concutfion threw the. Lady feveral 'feet above the vehicle. In the fall the pitched on her head, and fractured her skull. Medical adiflance was immediately procured ; but the unfortunate fufferer died in a quartet of an hour after the cident. At the quarter feffians holden for the Boroughs of Colchetler, on Monday haft, Brooker, charged on the oaths of Benjamin Glanfield and others, with having received flolen goods, well knowing the fame to have been flolen, was tried. and convitled, and fentenced to be tranfported be yond the teas for the term of fourteen years. The behaviour of the prifoner after the fentence was paffccl, was extremely infolent.—Agnes Howard, ;wife of Thomas Howard the younger, commit. ted in Court, being charged on the oaths of Wil liam Swan and 'another, of felonioufly (haling a batitet, two loaves of bread: a canvas purfe, con , taining one guinea and a ys. piece, the p roperty 6 of the faid Swan, was found guilty, and fentenced to hart labour for the fpace of fix calendar months, and then to be difcharged.— ' Pisakth Arden and Merril& Simaronr, charged with being lewd, idle, and diforderly perfons, art ad. judged to be kept to hard labour ; the former for three months and the latter for fourteen days, and then to bedifchargecl.—The feffions were adjourn ed till Monday next. Hamlet GRlatms, Efq. of Elton, Yorlfhire, has addreffed 'for publication to B. D. PERKINS, of Leiceller-kurre, London, the Patentee of the Mairattic TRACTORS. his notes; taken during a feries of experiments with thofe Inaruments ; on the final merits of which'he comes to a conchs. • lion highly favourable, and rays : " From the ex perience I have had of their efficacy in. the cure of different diforders, I (hall certainly continue the prat ice, as I can thereby adminifler relief, by an eafy and fimplc method, to many of my fellow. creatures." Twelve important cures are detailed is cafes of Rheumatifm, Inflamed Eyes, Ach, Cramp, Sprains, tee. Here follows one cafe I A Perron In Crest Dtiffield had been fultei to the Tooth. meth at &arm times, front r.trly youth. On the 4th of hf.irch. when the pain was very violent. and Icid been fo for a week; . die Traders were etxt only fifteen mietutcs, and me entire relief" On the tit of April was pabliecd, by the Patentee. an entire ow Work, toritlad •• safes of fueretful T ra.l.cc wi... Pall etises PATIVT MITALLICTRACTo• s,receiv,il (lyre January shoo, the di.te of she former potilicatiow, dtc." price t Sold by l.fohnfin. St. Paul's Church-yard., imodon —.Of the Pate r stie inay be bad gratis, by all who have portioned the Traelore. Tile Cores isf Goat, Rheunsatiffr., Hold a, h, 'tooth-eat, `Feairs, Beelfek and ail analogous Mares of Horfes which Oe reblilhed, we Innumerable. The Traelors, f. neeeffary hi every Family, and assay .krise, may br had, genuine, with new and Improved &teas does Inc tang them. tor hac G 11101741 the Bet, of B. D. Pal. gis 0. A. M. the Patentee, in Leirettcr-fgaarc ; and of Frederic ;mirk, Chao& and Druggift, In the - Iltsynizrket. Lonska. The ponabk nature of the Tractors renders their creseyeees Owls, or even by Pott, poke!, ann.:okra. Lareill