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2ZA UTICA I. IN'IsELLIGENCE. Ise CONTINUATION F!O`1 THE PltF.o EDI! , G PACE. HULL, MARCH tc. The follow isg fhips for the Greerland and ()Avis's Strei:zhts Whale Fineries, have cleared at this pert lowe our lath viz.—For Greenland— The Minerva, Nl.Bittut ; Fanny, J ssi SON ; Sym metry, Rost ; Ellifon, ; Egginton, STO ; GREENSI4O I ; ilnlly, SADLER ; joIHI. MITCHINSON ; Nlancheher, MA rsot ; and the Elitabcth,Tarit Eltp—FOT Davis's Streights— 'l Ile Nottli Biiton, CREIGHTON ; Holdernels, P.. GF ; Brothel s, LIPIONDS '111,411:lip MAR SI4A LL ; 0.1kh , 11, COLLEY ; Lynx, PAL:kir*. ; Cam, JAME SCH ; Gardner and jOtepll, ALLEN ; Munificence, Bee rt KIN sor ; and the Adventure, Woons.—Four. te, other, in addition to the above, are expeaed alai to fail Lion. hence for the fame Fineries in the coolie of the prefent week ; being, trgether with the Thinconibe, Etysisom, which failed on the 26th of Febtuary, for the Seal Finery, thirty-fix fail, and the largell number ever font from this port. The following we underhand is the number of reftels intended for the fineries from the places under-nientioned: viz. From London, 19; Shields, t-:; Whitby, 7; Liverpool, 6 ; Lynn, 2 ; and to from the different norts in Scotland. The Laurel, FIRADLY ; SUTHER LAND; . 1 •": TAYLOR ; Equity, WELSH; Hope, WILLIAIC sox ; and Jenny, LECK, have failed from Scarborongli for the Baltic. The Tiorst t. cutter, Lieutenant DAWSON, ar rived here on Saturday laR from a cruize. The lit eekrick, AuLFiii, is loft in Robin Hood's Key ; c'ew ;;ived, except a boy, who died through the feverity of the weather. The Difratch, of Aberdeen, coal laden, was a few days age run on fliore by the crew at Red car, on the Yorkthire coati ; the velfel being fo leaky as to defy all the efforts of the people to keep her above water. Außivro—At Oporte—On the, 6th instant. the Costae lfselto.t, Harper, of anti from thii port. At Bremen—The Francis, Ireland, Bremen Packet, Wife, from this port ; and Serpford„ Models, from. Baltimore. At HamburA—The Salerno, &holes; and Gcrtnan Paeltet, Field, both from this port. At Gravtfr nd Ihe Eratiniburgh, Shepherd, from Elfinrur. . At Deal—The Pearl, Denton, from this port. on her pal:Cage to >maul. I.IVERPOOL, NIARCII 15. The Dick, CtztezmTs, from Sr. Thomas's, and Ann and Elizabeth, EIVALD, with'wheat and tim ber, from Dantzick, arrived tin Saturday. _ _ The James. FLINT, from New Calabar at De merara, and gone to Trinidad. The Jack Park, Wai.i.acx, from Africa at St. Vincent's and felling there. The May, CALLAN, from New Calabar at St. Vincent's, and gone to St, Croix. The Brook, Mous, vx, and Kenyon, Rost:s ans, failed from Bonny the ad Dec. in company with the May, CALLAN. TIII Abby, HAM IV, from lalbon for this port, after being Ilranded near Conway, got into Btaumati,whete the took file about half pail ten en Tuefday night lii. Veffel and materials con la Pied, crew Idle. The Tiitnn, lialteow, from hence for Africa, went on (bore on Friday night, during a !max! gale of wind, near the North Shore Coffee-houfe. Adwieure. Nutria, from Africa at St. Croix; Happy, Frt g land, from hence at Wilimlngtan; Re union, It Oman, and Apollo, Patric, from hence at Bofton; Vic Fox. Parton., from hence at Savannah; Ann, MclTenger, from Acta-at t;ibraltAr; Irene, Norris, from hence at Dublin ; and 1 tri.kba, flow hence at Pont:mouth. CHERBOURG, MARCH 3. Two gales of wind, one fotitherly, on this day week, tha fecond northerly, four days ago, caused the moll dreadful appearances here. An Enghilt fhip coming from the Eaft Indies, which had been fix months on her paffage, was forced by a fquall of wind between the gland of Guernfey and the coati of France. On account of the dat knefs of the night, the crew could not afcertain where they were, and the heavy lea com pelled them to anchor. Minute guns were fired during the night. In the morning 18 Frenchmen went on board her, and by their advice and affift ance the (tip was extricated from among the rocks. They cf.roirnunicated to them the intelligence of peace, which they received with expreffions of the moll extravagant joy. The (tip was freighted partly with gold and partly with Eati India ma chandize. • lerday a Court of Di:Telors was held at the EMI Ind:a Houle, when Captain BULLOCK, of thit LAS trro isc.i)om s, religncd the command of that Slle failed from l'or.imouth fur Fort St. George and lkngal, uncle- the command of the tird Oific_ir, Mr. ALFEARt.ER CAI•IPEELL. SAMSON, Of the EARL ST. VINCENT, took le.lve previous to departing for Bombay. She is t:ie only remaining regular (hi:, which v-ill touch at PC , rtflTlOtlill to Mk: in troops. Yr(lerday Capt. jerits Roc:ass was fworn into the comr of tit:: ADMIRAL Aptis, which will be the hot chip of the Seaton for Madras and Bengal. Thz Company's {hip's the EARL Howl. CAL CUTTA, WALPOLE, ASIA, 51R STEPHEN LUSH isGros, S TON, Dovrx CASTLF, and ChARL TON, n•cre to fail from Iltngal the beginning of January. The TRUE BRITON and PRINCE'.3 CHARLOTTE failed from Madras tar Amboyna the lAth of Oat,her • The TRU::: BRITON proceeds from Am. boyna to China. On T , .efday attit cd at Lcith the fchooner Chriitian and Mary, of Thurfu, DONALD Nicor.L, mailer, frost Rouen, with apples and pzars, &c. Ent and Mary is the firft that Lis artivcd in the Twrt of Leith from .ir.mee 'lnce the preliminaries of peace w,:re fign. The matter reports, that tlicr:: were no other vetiel% at Rouen wlien Captain NICOLL 1.1 there, hut he . :car; led that levo al were loading ikt the neight,otn:l% ports. FIRES. On Tuefday laft a fire broke out at Portf'.vood, in Hampthire, in the honk and tenements of Mr. Woodbud, which, in about an hour, laid the whole in allies ; the accident was occationcd by a ipark fallil;g on the thatch. • Tuefday morning, about four o'clock, st fire broke nut at Mr. Wright's, New Grove, Mile End, which entirtly deflroyed the fame : one man was unfuituuatcly burnt to death. On Tuetilay night, between nine and ten, a fire broke out at a baker's, near Alderman Curtis's, in Wapping, which, for want of water, when the tint engine came, burnt very fiercely, and threat ened rapid deliruilion to the whole neighbourhood, but fortunately a barge belonging to the Thames. rolice, with a fire-engine fixed therein, washrought down by the Officers, and, under the direnion of Mr. Harriott, the Magiltrate, fupplied the firtt engine with water, by witch means a check was loon pat to the estenfion of the flames; and other engines arriving by the time they could get water, the whole was eating:ailed before twelve o'clock. To the Police Officers much credit was due, for as no other floating fire-engine was brought to the fpot, and no water to be had (at firfl) but what the Police engine fupplicd, there is no calculating the damage that might have been done without it. Mr. Johnson, the anchorfmith, was likewife very altive in his Alliance. On Sunday, about t t o'clock in the forenoon, a barn, belongnig to Mr. Brett, farmer, near Min fter, Sliecrnen, was difcovered to be on fire, the wind blowing ftrong at the time from the N. E. every exertion to (top its progrefs proved inef feetual. It loon communicated itfelf to two Lige (lacks of wheat ; and, in a very fhort time, there, together with the barn, were entirely burnt to the ground ; and likeuile a confiderablc quantity of wheat in a granary adjoining (hared the fame tate. The lots fullained is nearly to the amount of two thoufand pounds : there is every reafon to believe that it was wilfully fet fire to by fome wicked mil= creams. Mr. Brett has offer cd a handlirme reward for their apprehenfion, which, we hope, will be the means of dereting . the daring offenders, and bringing them to merited punifhment. GREINOCK, MARCH 12.—0 n Sunday morning, the 2 t ft uh. the dwelling houfe, barn, and byre, oc cupied by Peter Campbell, farmer in the parifh of Rofeneath, were dilcovered to be on fire. The flames fprcad with great rapidity, and in a fhort time destroyed clack houfes; nine much cows and (even flirks were burnt to death, and the greateft part of the grain in the barn, with the furniture, &c. of the dwelling houfe, were confumed. The inhabitants had fearcely time to efcape naked in order to Cave their lives. An inveftigation has fine been made by the Sheriff of Dumbartonfhire; and it appearing the premifcs were wilfully let on fire, the Duke of Argyle has offered a reward for the purpofe of difcovering the incendiaries. Three perfons were haft week committed to Stamford gaol, for uttering forged bank notes. Betwixt the night of Saturday fe'nnight and Sun- day morning, the Ihop of Patrick iinlay, Ar. broath, was entered by means of falfe keys, and robbed of lace, filks, &c. to the amount of 3001. Wednefilay fe'nnight, W. Lifbett, of Plaitford, a lad about twelve years of age, driving his maf ter's waggon, but unfortunately riding on the flassfts, fell under the wheels, and was killed. On Thurfday latt, as John Chapman and John Grimes, both watchmen, belonging to Shadwell- Dock, were returning from on hoard his Majetty's Chip York, lying in Long Reach, where they had been with froth beef from Mr. Mellith, accompa nied by a Lady and a Gentleman, named Mrs. Sarah Hart, and Mr. Thomas Caters, of Shake fpear's Walk, Shadwell, who had been viiiting their friends, on board the above fhip; they were about half-reach up, and within a half mile of Ihore, the (Ilea being made fait, when a fudden guff of wind brought the gunnel of the boat fo much under water, that the, in an intlant, filled, and all die four on Pboard, in a moment, found thernfelves afloat, fometimes in, and at times out of the boat. Grimes keeping himfelf up with an aar under his arms, the Gentleman holding the rigging with one hand, whilft, with the other, he held by one of the boat's burdens, which kept him jolt head above water. John Chapman held fait of a part of the rigging alio, chin deep in the water. The poor woman, all the while, held him by the jacket, and kept afloat partly by t!ie wind getting tinder her petticoats, which, by the bye, cattle(' her head very often to go under water; whenever the wind blew her legs up, of courfe her , head went down, by which means, the feveral times loft her finks, and let go her hold. They were in this hopelefs lituation near half an hour, in momentary expeitation of finking, when, very providentially, they were all related from a watery grave, by Mr. Tobias, of Bell-Dock, who, fortu nately, was pairing in his pleafure-boat. At the ' hazard of his life, he put his boat fo near, that the , woman and two men could lay hold of the gunnel of his boat ; when, by Ikilful management, they were fafely taken on board. Grimes had nearly made the thore, when he was alio taken up, but to benumbed and weak, that he expeaed every moment to be obliged to quit the oar. The poor woman was nearly dead flue afterwards declared that had it not been for Thomas Caters, the mutt have gone down, for, whenever the was scathed away, he fwarn to her, and brought her back to the boat, begging her to keep up her courage, and keep her mouth (hut, to prevent taking in water, of which the had already taken a great quantity. In a limit time, the new Lord Nelfon, a GI ave. fend fifhing-boat, Pikering matter, came up and took them from Mr. Tobias's boat. This Gentle man very humanely attended them on board the Lord Nelfon, comforting them with warm liquors, &c. Every one now began to think of the beg poilible means to make there poor creatures com fortable : benumbed, and nearly exhanlied, no time was to be loft ; a large fire was immediately made, the woman put into a cabin, wrapped in blan kets ; the reit were gripped, and every one lent a part of their apparel s to put un thefe . poor half drowned creatures. COUNTIir NEWS. OZ FORT:r MARCH I 3.—This morning a reprieve vas received by the of Oxbotifhirc for jo feph Smith, conviaed at the lafl Mimes for this county of uttering a forged note 'for 51. purport.' ing to be a note of the Governor an.l Company of the Bank of England, with intent to defrand. On Monday an inquifition was taken at the Rad. chile infirmary, before Mr. Bockland, one of his Majefly's coroners for this count•, on view of the body of John Wife ; the deceafed had received a contulion on tile head, and when interrogated in' the infirmary as to the cattle of it, declared is was occafioned by a fall whiff he was at work in a cow-pen belonging to Mr. Rolls, at Welion on th• Green. Jurors verdict—Acci.lental death. The following melancholy accident happcled a days in the Ili: 4 ll.iireet. th.ford : As Mr. Haynes and his fcrvant were ridinz down the Itreet, in a cutricle, the horfes•turning ?port down King-lireet, and the curricie going ag tinit a large Rone, it upfet, and Mr. H. and his servant were thrown out, when the head of the former came againft a Rone, which cut him fo feverely as to orcafion his death the next morning. The Coro. roner's Jury f.tt on the body, and brought in a wer di,cl of—Accidental Death. HULL, MARCH 16.—0 n Saturday fennight, a terrible fire broke out in the cotton and errn mill, called Hudfon Mill, belonging to Mr. inilin fon of Blackthaw find near Ileponflall, w•l.i:h raged ,with great fury, and entirely confirmed the fame. Lall week, a party of the Nottingham militia marched into Newcafile, on their ruut, 1. gat ;:eot. land to their native county. Lail week the intended new drop, r•r the exe cution of criminals feutenced to fufter death, v - as begun to he ere&ed in a c(.llCpiettotts fituation on the welt 112 e of the Ca:lle of York, and facing the road leading from that city to Selby. An innkeeper at York was on Weclnefday fen night fined in the mitigated penalty of fifty thillings, for having taken away hay from the racks of dra goon honks after they had been fed for the night. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 15.—0 n Thurfday even ing, about a quarter Daft fcven o'cl ,, ck, as Mr. Gore, linen-draper, of this town, a Mr. Griffiths, of Leeds, and a Mr. Meffenger, of Manchefter, were coming to Liverpool in a poft-chaife from Prefcot, they were flopped about a quarter of a mile beyond the Infirmary, by three men, armed with piflols, one of whom ordered the driver to' flop, which not being immediately attended tn, he was fired at by the ruffians, but fortunately miffed, they then prefented each a piflol thinugh the chaife windows, demanding mcney ; from one gentleman they got ten guineas, and from another a one pound note, during which Mr. Core having fecured his pocket-book, containing .property to a confiderable amount, under the feat of the cha;tl:, and having dropped his watch into his boot, pre tented one of the robbers with half a gu:nca, wrap ped up in a piece of ufelefi paper, laying it was a bank note fur 501. in which was all the cafh he had, the robbers then ordered the chaife boy to drive immediately off or they would blow his brains out, and then made their &ape ; in a few minutes afterwards they met feveral people pafling, but unfortunately none were prefent during the robbery, which was completed in about three nai uutes. LINcoLN, MARCH 11.—At the A(Tizes which terminated in this city late lad night, the follow. ing prifinters were tried, viz. George Gilley, for burglary in the honfe of 4 Mrs. Ann Robinfon, of Bolton—Guilty, Death. Role Cooper and Ann Sufh,lk, charged with pick ing the pocket of Mr. Hammond, of Fe.f;!i,:c— againft the former no true bill was found, the 'tat ter acquitted. John Brown, for flealieg a horfe, the propetty of Mr. Pantry, of Springthrope— Guilty, Death. Sulannali Evifon, charged with the murder oilier newly-born female child, at Wel ton—Acquitted. Herbert A Ilifon, Cohn Maddi fon, and Grantham Button, for rabbit-flealing— no true bill found. John Kirk, for healing a black cart mare, belonging to Mr. Croft, of Wolcot ; as alto on another indiament for a fimilar offence —Acquitted. Before the Judge left the city, he was pleafed to meliorate the fentence of Gilley and Ilrown to tranfportation for life. G LA SCOW, MARCH t 2.—Wednefdity Janet York (tone or Mrs. M'Lellan, paid 601. to the Procu rator Fifcal of Glafgow, the expence deer; ned for by the Lord Ordinary, in the bills of aclvocation and fufpenlion of the Magifirates' fentence againft her for cruelty to one of her tambouring girls, and that in addition to the fine and expellees men ' tioned formerly in our paper. Yeflerday morning,betwixt nine and ten o'clock, while the clerk was gone to breakfatt, a counting houfe near the Exchange was broken into, a delk forced open, and about fifty fliillings carried off ; nothing elle has yet been miffed. Lalt night, while a woman was purchafing fome articles in a fhop at the head of the Gallowgate, the laid upon the counter a napkin containing her all, 2;s. 6d.: in the mean time, a Lady, with a large muff, came into the fhop and bought a trifling article, and, being elegantly drelfzd, (he , ferved &ft, when off fhe fet, carrying along with her the poor woman's napkin and money. On Monday lall a female child, four years of age, having gone by herfelf into a neighbour's houfe in Greenock, when the people were out, by fome accident her clothes caught fire. The cries of the child at length brought a woman to her af littance, but unfortunately it was too late ; for her clothes were nearly confumed to allies, and a table and (tool near which fhe was (landing were in flames. She languithed in great difirefi until the next morning, when (he expitcd. On the 28111 nit. the body of a male child was found near the lionfe of Robert Thompfon, black• finial, at Netbermill, in the paid}, of Kirkmi chael, which appeared to have been Itrangled, as a cord or wheel band was tied round its neck. A precognition has been taken, but the unnatural J mother has not yet been dikovered. nunLl rv, 111.1RCTI :3. On the 20th ult. in the Court of Esclicqu , n., before Lord AVON MORE, an a&ion was iirotOit, by John Arnett, againa i:itirnc:us, ;mot-. ney, to recover a fun) of money fir the i!iet, ing, and other neceffaries, f4,tind for de: . cn,!are' s wife. It appeared that the defeinkint was ma:lied to the Plaintiff'; daughter, who was a very beau tiful girl, in the month of isugiul, d 'liter living with her as his wife horn fome time in the month -of Osfb.ber when he turned her out of his lrdgini;-, urd refilled ever after to admit her tili.!er pro%c tion, or acknowledge her as his wife. I!is Lord. fhip, after hearing the evidence :old C. land (1% both fides, direeled the Jury to find a vet dia fur the Plaintiff for 451. and (id. col's. Tot FOI.T.OwiNG ARE cori. - S OF •rwo LETTEot rp 63 4 . 1:10MAS R. CR Aw Y, LlEctri to 1* pea sa,R rata, TO The. REv. DR. CASiaLE, uaDIN oF rI. DEAR slit, Mgr, it it, iSr_st:. As I do, at this awful moment of my EL, thica, i t a d uty I owe to you and the public, to minim% dre the l.h•drt which you and reveralgentlenwn have fhewn me on the m7ealit4i, 1 re (welt that yoawill re.t.:ni my rit‘c:rc thanbi tei the ft-vt ['mien who favOur..'d rue with th it virus, oar Rothorough, Mr. Latouclet, Mr. Denny, and rentalmiry!, whore names I have not the pleafura of !;nott.ino, !.ut pzttiCU- Idly I feel myrell indebted to you, for yiitir ati4: cn remitted attention to your ditty, and kinds,{, ta mc, is int,tnMrit y Ind expanding my mind to the (bans erjoittad ea roe by the 1.1V3 of Coo and Man, while lahnitriiig multi- a d of convus.tion ur acquittal, and likewife fit:cc I rect.ived the aw f u l Sentence of eh Atli. At the faille time that I think it my Amy to dechre publicly yoor Lindner; to ire, I leiniltly (licit it as a favour, and I lies leave to impufe it as an obit .altar. on you, that you will endeavour as much as in yew' towtt to comfort my poor lather, who I am afraid is badly able to furport the rvo flid et nature, and I rcqueft you will pardon my eremption is this i ffii t ; however, I think I may related it the heart or inan,whe I am convinced in toy mind, cade:tv , strtt by all ntett.ns to his power to heal the wounds cf tics Alitned. 1 ant, dear fir, your molt uhlit;ad humble fervid, New Prifon. THOS. aancriret CRAM Sy. rY.A".7! , 7 Mit. cAmtc.r, it, the:. I wrote a lever this (17y, direillcd to you, thanking yi.la for your kindruffs, hut wh.::t I ciin:ider the inatinrr is wlich I ward ed mylctttr,l think I hors, r,o done 7ou fuflicietit ;Ai:et; true it may he, confideritt: the eirciimflances under wftLh I 1..1u.ur, toy want of fiiiiieisrt warm of canto might in ionet mca furs be palliated by my fltr,:i.ll; but a, I think I c..iintit ftiffs ciertly recompence you for your kindnef, by any worldly mat ter, it is tint haft I C...:11 ; to do ..uu jullice it pefliftel...:• try pc.r., though I indeed find mylelf completely inadequate to the talk. But this I may fay, that yotir words have made more impreffiou on my mind, and have carried a greater convi.fifon of the tie ten), of dila:in-ging the religious duties iiiipeled on us by osir Con than I ever thoulit they could, and at the fame lime, though you urged your opinion with the firm zt d iif a Cleric, you advifed like a father and a friend, and mingled lotted doc trine with explanatory tairnony. which carried fatishieiory weight to my mind, from a cunvidion of the truth, and I du therefore think that I act biiund in duty, independent of my with to fLte it, that you have be en the means of adding greater comfort and cafe to my mind than I have ever as yet before ex perienced, and, I thank, my Goo, that under bin; I tea royfelf enabled, with your Alliance, to go thrdtigh the painftil talk which lain forced to. and by mtbrocing death under very dif- • f‘r.:nt ideas to what t h,ret.,fore conetived of it. With the utmoti fincLrity, Ido now ii !: n my rang-as your moll obliged and mattrially ferve.l trim:, if ailowed the apps nation, TliOM.l3 111.,11)C LII E CRA W LEY. Ncor Prifm, nine o'clock. FCCI..ISIASTI.:AI. PROMOTIONS. The Rev. G. Markhotn is aprointed to the vat, nt Deanuy of the c.lthe:tral of lc; city of York. The Rev. Mr. Antlerfon i...ttCroittcd mit:Hier the rrifh of C0!1e, , ,c Church, hainhurgh, re room of ch.! v. Mr. Dickfon. tranflatect to the Nov North Church. The Magiltratcs and Town Council of Glargw, have ur.ani ninuf:y cho!ln th a R.N. Dr. Ritchie, of Kilo int.ing, to fill tLa v.:rarey in St. Andr.sv'i Church there. The Uoivcrfity of Edinburgh have conferred the de7ree of Doeior it Div:nity on the R.v. Mr. J.,niesCrie,, inhothr of ' the sor; , d t; : patith of D.ilton, Dumfriesfhirc. BIRTI IS. Tt..f,..av (voting, 1.3.1 y Shtffirld, of a fun, at his L. ICH.% knife, in Pr.vy Vt'hiteltalt. On tint ttth instant, at Laura-glace. Bath, the Lady dj. !.a •Brttt, Lig. of Hook, Hant , , of a daughter. MAR RI Tusiday, at St. George's, Hamrer-fquare, by the R, y. Mr. Bromley, ,4 li..rrow, Rec. CoAr, o; in Elki. to'Nlifs .luna CAlcll, yotmzeit daugh:cr of Sans. Ffq. of &A:ton-Bum Captain Benjamin fh . onse!‘ead, of the 28th regirmnt cf goons. eldLft fon of Lieutenant-Cohn , ' Jobe Brom,hJa.', c' the Royal South Lincoln Mif; Charlotte I youngelt daughter of the late -- Hatnbleton, I In. f of Lincoln. At Kenmore, county of Kerry. the RfV. Francis Caltletown, county limerick, to Mifs S:ewort, daughter of the Rev. W:th. r htywart. DII 1). On the isth init. at St. John's, near Dartford, Kr.t, Mumford, wile of John hlumford, At Mullett., near Hatfield, Hi rt., foi.atieri Nlichie, Fig. On Friday lalt, Mr. John Lines, lloa End, Herts. I.ait week, at Por.t.y-Sa:fon, rear Clierftow. ATnnru - iu;'.:- Iliire, Mr. Day . cl Lewis, olE:er of Excifc. ThouL4h la•cly em ployed in fuck a lituaion, be had, in th, more Lark' p.,rt • "!.s We, heel% a mulical pupil of Mr. Da Belam:, of Dior. u Thcatre; and: i; I,m jAliec to ramark, that li:s tcAc and Lioltifie knowirdizo rell_eied credit on the character by whore he had been On the 28th ult. at Chefter, the Rev. William M.,11; y. On the 4th Ht. Mrs. Ayres, wife of C.ipt tin jailici Ayres, Wiltiamim)-Nuare, Liv.rpool. In Irci.ind, on the 2d 1011. in the 7th yrar of her ngc, Mr!. Arabin, widow oldie late John Arabin, of couutr Nltath, Efq. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL. and VENLRF.AI. COMPLAI Y 1 S. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that h.! may daily be confulted gratis, (nil 9 to 3, at hi. hark, N.. 5, Frith-itrcet, Soho, London, in all cal,. of Otiftructions Striilures, Gluts, Seminal Wraknrfa, turontinenry oi I 'tits Impotrnce, and &hairy in either Sex, /V.:. From exteutive Pr ietice in this ilepartmene, tne titicd hintfclf tur many ott:rs :ur •...! •, efheach•tic, ar•l whir!: c, - evehts .t re!cpie. Mr. IUI'OIIR, i':ira-.*•; et klir.tc.' ••• - tlieati•d) ti!Liri it, ly .... • ing thou of !he ittitritn- • -.1- of coy uron fuecetdwlicri.• Leuities violent mr:ins l'uc the Ver..A...! Di'FOUR. is r: T. rt.razi's ft trilo ill it thLy eci.lirr : ••••• r.ll.rairt nrome. frac y. To t :at, ,• ai -: • at tlic.ir own hQufes, 1.2 !:as rrovided :'i.of mar of the Pert.:' it: the cctint7 may be eutto Rail:lg their in h.:tr.:cc, Mt paid. Jitit piils'.n?n-d, price •:•,. id. F.fih Feition, Tre.itii'• on che ohere Cc-mr!-Once,ll l iift--ated wi - h fiptipcor.-.; cr.l Cafes thcw.n! , the p flit Lange, c ut ez.L'Aie Boogies; ai! imp:weer! ot trestaic go. norrhecs, &c. fur Crow:.-err.t, Soho ; cnd H. D. S mond:, Paternoiter-rov:; olio to be had e: at Ando-it'd. 9th alt• the bOdy 01 a Male Clitso wjs • ~ 1 at t' , l. 41.6% 01. • — th. the houfe of Robert Thornpfon, black• ;etherznill, in the parilh of Kirktni- krin , ted for the l' , oprietors, t•y JOi IN : , :h appeared to have been 111-angled, as o_ ( C s _ arnabv-f.tat) at the F raft PR r. 1, Vheel band was tied round its reek. A Can-y-!lrert ; and rublithed by LEVEL K' Nl, trrOnry-p!aee, Lt Ninth), at No. 1, Cltty-ftreet, ;inc. a: n has been taken, but the unnatural si A r-Orrc r, rnele-Bar ;to which °dice all eommunt• not yet been di/covered. 'Or , . for the E 0:: on ate requcitcd to be add:died.