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t tr-CONOMV OR TrtE JEW arciNs.lSG THY WORLD AGAIN. Two criminals, a Chritli.in and a Jew, Wha'd been to hoe. :ft lather callous, Were on a rDu form one< espos'd to view, Or conic, as fume folks call it, to the gallows; Or, a' of late, a quainter phrafe preara ifs, To wiigh their ,%eight upon ti. kaks. In dreadful form, the conitahles and Ihricve, The prieß, and ord'nory, and crond attended, Till Rid the nook, and all had ta1....11 leave ; When the poor trcmhlire Ifraelite, befriended, Heard, by expres, troll officer of Rao, A gracious pardon quite reverie his fate. Unmuv'd he fe,m'd. and to the (pot clofe Ricking, Neer offers, tho hid. to quit the place; Till in she air the other fellow kicking, The Sheriff thought that tome peculiar grace, Some Hebrew form of fili nt deep devotion, Had, for a while, deprio'd him of his motion. But being qui.Rion'il by the Sheriff's orders, Why not with proper officer retiring! In tone of voice that on the marv'llous borders, While that his looks were to the beam afpiring.... 4. I only 'rail," laid he, "plan./ aces, Ov Myer Catch to pay if tat man's thatAl !" SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTI. F.-UNDER-LYME. THURSDAYJULY 1. A Sweeptlakes for Horfes, &c. the property of Gentlemen ferving in the Pottery Cavalry. Mr. Sprarman's ch. m. Charlotte - - 4 i 1 1 Mr. Limlop'a b m - - . - 1 2 3 2 Mr. Afton. b. m. Nell! - - - 3 I a 3 Mr. Pol's hr h. Pollboy - - - 1 3 4 Mr. BAvall'e. tr. h. - - ' - 5 4 S Mr. Lindop's Mare the favourite at flailing ; 5 to 2 agli. Nelly ; 6 to t agft. Charlotte.—A capital race, each heat being Hon by half a neck only. STAMFORD —TpFsn.k Y. JULY 6. The Town Plate of 501. weight for age. Mr. /Nation's b. f. by Sir Peter, 3yr old . i i Mr. Girdicr's b. c. fon of Pb.*ramond, 4 yrs old . 2 2 WEDNESDAY. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Sol. by 3 yr olds.—No race, for want of honks. The Ancient Donation Plate, value 81. by horfes, &c. the property of the Inhabitants Jf Stamford' and St. Martin's, weight for age. Mr. Millis ch. 6. Hearn., aged Mr. Scolea's b. in. Princefs, aged 3 2 Mr. Sparrow's Dl. in. Juliana, syn old 3 3 Mr. Newcomb's bl. h. Pic Nic,aged dr Our races this year have not proved very attrac tive, but from the promptitude with which three of the fubfcriptions fur 1803 have already filled, we may infer, that the fuccecding races will greatly cclipfe the brilliancy of any poll (port. KNIGHTON RACES, TUESDAY, IDLY f. Fifty Pounds given by Walter Wilkins and R. Price, Efqrs. Ld Stamford's e.h. Chaunter,s yrs old, 811.3%. ar / Hurt Sims% Efgr'.. b. h. Mctenr,6 yrs olds SR. solb. r 1 2 I'Jn Clitton, Efqr's. b.g. Grindcr , s yrs old, SQ. 3 3 dr. hree and 4 tot Chaunter aga the field. An excellent race between him and Meteor. WEDS ESDAY. A Sweepflakes of logs. each, to which twenty were added, the fecond to receive back his (take. Four Mile Heats. Hurt Sitwell, F.fqr's b. b. Meteor, 5 yrs old, 9ft. I t Lord Stamford's c i. Chasms -1., 5 yrs old, SlLislb. a 2 Mr. Saundcr's b. m. Eliza, 4 yrs old, 7ft. nib. dis. Three and 4 tot Chaunter agli the field; but a race was now better conteffed than between him and Meteor, who won by dint of bottom, as both honks ran off at fcore both heats, and half a length decided in favour of Meteor. LAMBERTON RACES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. The Hunters' Stakes of logs. each, izli.—Three mile heats.—(Four Subfcribers.) Colonel Renton's gr. m. by Comet • s • lldcrton's Chatfworth, by Columbus - - 2 2 Mr. Donn's Sharp-Shooter 3 3 The Sol. for 3 and 4 yr olds.—Two mile heats. Mr. Lonfriale's ch. c. by Beoingborough, 3 yrs old - Mr. Fkteher's Antelope, f y rs . . s % Mr. Conun.ng's b. c. by John Bull, 4 Tis 3 Colonel Renton's b. f. by Buzzard, 4 yra - fdl. Mr. Fletcher's b. h. Sevon's the Main, by Toby, beat Mr. Johnßone's Suwarrow, half-a-mile, logs. TNILIRSDAY.—For the scl. for all ages.—No race. • Mr. Fletcher's black pony heat eafy Mr. John fon's Logic O'Buchan, by Rockingham, 5o yards on Lambertnn Courfe.—Mr. Johann flaked loco to bogs. Mr. It - 41111bn and Mr. Fletcher roode. tainw.—No race for the pl. Matches.—Mr. Jolinfon's brown horfe, Ante lope, Rif. beat Mr. Fletcher's Applegarth, 911. 31b. two mile.; 200 S. each, ten to °1:4...n Applegarth. Mr. Fletcher's I.ethe, beat Mr. Johnion's chef nut filly two toogs. each. Mr. Fletcher's bay filly, by Ruler, beat Mr. Johnfores li.ty gelling by Hay Bolton. Lad half mile ILI the courk, 4lb. for toogs. each. The winner to hare both horfcs. Mr. Johnlon's colt, Logic O'Bocban, beat Mr. Iletcbcr's Juhn Knox, too }rinds, fur zuocgs. MONIEFIETII RACES, JULY la. Thnraiy, was run for, over the Sands of Mo. niefi,:th, a Silver Cup, togs. value, given by the 1:• 7 1. Wm. Manic, tf Paniunre, and won by Mr. G. Ancicrfon . ,b: y mire Ranger 5 z Cricllon's Moe colt Chance z 3 dilt. Mr. NeLiuir'il blitrk 1111 y, Sorprize i 7., dr. r, brown Imre - 3 Jr. Mr. A. Crwitton*.td. owl c Skipping Kate ♦ e.ift. Same day, a handforne (addle and brid!e, by ftibciiption, was run for, and won by Mr. C.,rtwry's blown mare 1 Mr I). Crii.hton's brown mare - dirt. . . The general opinion, at flarting fir the cup, was in favour of Chance, and when he came in fore nett the firft heat, the confidence was in creafed ; even although he bcited the fecond heat, and came in t:lird, the odds were great in his fa vour ; and had 11:: not bolted in the third heat three there ii little doubt but he would have gained C!ia cur.—The company were numerous anJ 'Afhionalde ; and the new uniform of the ,••r...• • vr• - •• much admired. STOCKBRIDGr, TRIDAY„ JULY 16. A Plate of 56. fur 3 yr. olds carrying 711. slb. and 4 yr. olds Ba. 121b.—The winner of one Plate or Sweepnakes in t4toa, carrying 31b. cunt.— . The belt of three two mile heats.—Mares and Geldings allowed zlb. Mr. SCI*OI , C, b. c. Dottr,l, 4 yr. old - I I His R nyid Higknufsthe Prince of Walci's b. c Fidget Mr. Durand': C. C. 3 yr. obi, Moron Raticr Seven to 4 agft Dottrel-5 to 4 upon the Prince —3 to t aglt Morgan. Hunter's Sweepllakes of togs. each, for horfes that had never llarted, paid or r eceived forfeit prior to the t It of March, carrying t alt.—One Four Mile Heat. Mr. Ilc rating's b. h. by Pegafas, t yrs otct - I o Mr. Abbey's ro. or ch. ni. by A4iaragus, 3 its old Mr. Batfon's b. m. Novick., a,.:ed Mr. G. F. Stratton's b. g. Skylight, aged Five to 4 on Pegalus-7 to z agft Skylight. COUNTRT NE/I'.Y. MORTLAKE FAIR.—From long cuflom, a fair had been held annually at Mortlake, in Sorry, till about four y e a r s !lace, w h en th e c hurch being robbed of all the valuables, and !hong fufpicion entertained that the robbery had been committed by (rangers concerted in the fair, the Gentlemen of the parilh came to a determination to prevent the fair being held there in future, and the follow ing year the pet font who had been in the habit of appearing with their gingerbread flails, toys, raree thews, &c. &c. alfembled on B ar n es C o m mon , an d I held the fair there, which was much difiktd by the refpthable inhabitants, and it was confidered by them as a nuitance. year, when the fame perfons affembled to hold the fair on the Common, an attempt was made by the Magiarates to drive them off, but they did not fucceed, and the fair was held for three days in defiance of the Magif— tra'e,. Lail Monday, being the return of the day on wl,;e11 the fair tiled tcr be held, the Magiarates came to a refolution to tile naive 'matures to pre-1 vent any perfons affembling, and accordingly ::p. plied at Bow-ilreet. In consequence of which Smith and a party of the officers went on Monday' morning, and by their exertions prevented the fair from being held, and the perfons who were about to offemble with their thews, gingerbread, &c. &c. difperfed in a very orderly manner. A number of rural (ports, however, were permitted to take place. On Tuefday afternoon three girls ran for a Holland fhift round a large pond about a quarter of a mile in circumference, which was won by a Shropfhite girl, about eighteen years of age : the prize Ihift was ornamented with a cockade of Mr. Byng's on one fide, and one of Sir Francis Bur dett's on the other.—A gingling match likewife took place for a cheefe, and various other coun try fpo: is were *exhibited in the courfe of the af t:raw-a. O 2 FORD, JULY t 7.—dn Tuefday laft an incrneft was held at New College, by the Coroner of the Univerfity, on the body of Thomas Brickland, whole death, it appeared, had been occafioned that' ! morning by the bulling of a gun. Yefterday Thomas Cammel, alias Gregory, was brought to our Caflle Gaol, by Habeas Corpus, from the county of Berks, to take his trial at the next affixes for having, together with Henry Her bert and 'Thomas Carpenter, in the year 1798, committed a burglary in the houfe of Mr. Benj. Parlous, of I)orchefter, in this county. Hum..—Singular and daring burglarp—About two o'clock on 'ruefday morning, Mr. Richard Northern, watchmaker and optician, at the corner of Bowlalley-lane, in this town, was awoke by the noife of fomething falling down the chimney of his bed-room, which at firft was thought to have been the chimney-board: —on liftening, however, be could dillinaly hear a perfon breathing and Itruggling within: inquiring, "Who's there?" the perfon replied, " I have got down the wrong Chimney ;" which, he raid, he had mistook for Mr. Winfhip's, a neighbour; but it appearing that this was nothing more than an excufe, the alarm was instantly given in the ftreet, and the fellow, after making his way out at the top of the chim ney, and clambering over feveral of the adjoining 'mules, ran acrofs Bowlalleylane, and was clofely purfued by Mt. Cowley, printer, and Mr. NlTood, boiler, through Cook's•buildings, Broadley.nreet, and the pafrage leading from Mr. Shaw's, fmith, to the Dock, where he was fo hard preffed by the former of the above Gentlemen, that, after crolf ing two or three (loops, he fwam acrofs, and con cealed bimfelf in a bo at. The watchmen on the oppofite fide being alarmed, he it as again difco vered, and took the water a fecond time ; hitt, being purfited by Tome failors in a boar, he was taken about the middle of the Doc!:, and conveyed 'to the !lode of Corredion. He proves to be a chimney-fweeper (or, as he called himfelf on his Lift trial, " An Upright,") tif the name of Banks, tvho was flogged through Hull, but a few months ago, for theft, and had only returned from a Greenland voyage on Saturday laft. Previous Ito his going down the chimney, it is fuppofed he had attempted the (hop, as a large hole was found cut, through one of the 'butters, and a pane of Oafs broke ; but was unable to accomplifh his purpofe, (As iag to a piece of (fleet iron being nailed on the infisle of the fhutter.—Another perfon, we underftand, is taken into cuftody, on fnfpicion of being an accomplice in the above tranfadion. EDINBURGB, JULY 19.:—Wednefday afternoon, as carter riding on the top of his cart, which was loaded with grain for Partick Mill, fell to the ground at the well end of Anderilon, when one of the wheels went over his head and broke his right leg. He was immediately carried to the Infirmary with little hopes of his recdvery. At the Rink fair, on Monday, there was a confi derable thew of la mbs, which found a ready fale at high prices. A variety of thefts having within there la a fix months been committed tinder night, from bleach. 2; • r.cns, wafh bottles, &c. in the neighbanrhood of this city, various efforts were made by the Ma— giaratcs and Sheriff to obtain a difcovery of the offenders, hut they were unruccersful, until Wed. uiftiaLlaa, vikapart °idle goods lolcavcre dif• covered in a broker's poltirion, which lea to a ail covery of the thief, who was found to be Ann Herd or Lyon, an old offender; After this a va• riety of tloien articles were recovered, and clear proof being brought of her guilt, and thoti: who I related the goods, the Sheriff fentence.l her to twelve months imprifonment in the Baidewell for this county ; and adjudged the refetts to pay not only the value of the other goods flolen and not recovered, but alio fined them in tot. payable to the floule of Indullry-51. ss. to the Atylum for the Blind, and 51. ss. to the public Dilperrfary. A very melancholy accident took place in the neighbourhood of Kelfo, on Wednefday Two perfons, of the names of Scott and AVilfon, were attempting to crofs the Tweed, at hemp feed-ford, a little below that town, in a one-hut le cart, which, being old and crazy, was overturned at the top of the ftream, Previous to the acci dent, Scott, who had Peen it impending, jumped from the cart into the river, and, for a few fe conds, was leen by Wilfon (landing •cry deep in the water, itruggling to keep his balance. But the current was too rapid ; :ma after a tingle CK. s claniation to his comrade of Loan have mercy i upon us ! We are loft !" his flrength failed—he I fell forward, and was carried down the river.— Wilfon, meanwhile, clung to the cart, and was fortunate enough to gain the bank. On Friday laft a poor woman bought a pound of butter at the Crols of Aberdeen, but cutting it up at home, found that the lump confifted of flummery boiled hard, and a very flender covering of butter on the outfide. She had, before (he bought it, oblerved the country woman felling feveral pounds, which we may conclude were made up in the fame fraudulent manner. On the night between Tuefday and Wednefday Tome perfon or perfons, with the molt wanton cruelty, cut off part of the cars, and.otherwife mu tilated a horfe, inoffenfively pafluring in a park on the fouth fide of Blackhall-street, Greenock. James Fleming, farmer inWefter Rowntree-hill, in the parifh of kilmacolm, had two of his flacks burned to the ground laft Sunday fe'nnight. With. in this month his houfe was fet on fire in two dif ferent places, and not long before his barn and its contents were confuted. On Toeillay 101 l the High Court of Jußiciary met at eleven o'clock, when Walter M.Far lane, late accomptant in the General Excife Office, accufed of fraud and falfehood, was fugitated for not appearing to !land trial. The Court then proceeded to the trial of Richard Allan, late weaver and telidenter in Dalkeith, and Mary Hood or Allan, his wife, accufed of three dif ferent ails of theft, and alfo of refet of theft.— Richard Allan pled not guilty as to the theft, but guilty of the refet. His wife pled not guilty to the whole libel. The Lord Advocate, on account of certain circumflances in the wife's cafe, defaced the charge againif her altogether, and the was difmilfed from the bar. His Lordlhip alfo rebid ed the libel with refped to Richard Allen to the refet of t,heft, and to an arbitrary punifhment. A Jury was then choral, and the prifoner having ju dicially confefled his guilt, was enclofcd, agree .oble to the ufual form, and in a Ilion time return ed a verdift, finding him Guilty. The Court fentenced him to be hanifhed from Scotland for (even years, from the gth of Auguß next, under the ufual certification. Wm. Hood, cooper in Loanhead, brother in law to Richard Allan, accufed of breaking into the wank mill of Dalkeith, was then put to the bar. The libel being read he pled riot pay, but the further proceedings in this cafe were adjourned to the t 2th November next, and Hood was admitted to bail. The General Qarter Seilions for the minty of Surry, held at Guildford, doled on Friday 'ail, when John Farrington was fentenced to fevers years tranfportation, for pilfering at Bleechingiy a large quantity of brals furniture and other articles. George Ottaway, on a charge of robbing, from the premifes of Sir WILLIAM ARM Bart. at Cob ham, a large quantity of meat, which was for the ufe of the family, was fentenced to the like term of tranfportation. John Hervey, alias Clements, alias William Judd, was fentenced to one year's hard labour, on a charge of flealing, at the village of Richmond, a number of articles belonging to poor people. A number of other prifoners were ordered, for a limited time, to the Penitentiary Honks, and others difcharged by proclamation. At the Salons for the Borough of Leiceßer on Tuefday, J. Pares, a printer, was convicted of puhliffiing a feditions fong,and fentenced to twelve months imprifonment. Seven perfons have been committed to Ipfwich gaol in the courfe of the week ; they are raid to be part of a gang of fourteen, who lately broke into a houfe at Debben, and Role a quantity of wearing apparel. At Exeter &Mons, Sarah Shapley was fined tol. for ill-ufing her daughter, a child 12 years of age, and not allowing her fufficient food. I The Gen,ral darter Seffions for Wilts were laff week held at Warminller, when the Grand Jury made prefentment of certain atrocious outrages lately committed in that town and neighbourhood, fuch as burning ricks, barns, &c. and by the moft atrocious and unprecedented attempts (in no lefs than five inflAnces within the lati fortnight) to commit murder, by firing bullets and lhot into the bed-chambers of feveral individuals in the dead of night. The fpirit of difcontent, which has at length produced fuch dreadful excedes, is under- Rood to have been generated by a jealoufy in the workmen at the ufe of machinery in the cloathing bufinefs; thefe people not duly con fi dering, that without fuch machinery their labour would not merely be abridged, hut the bufinefs be wholly loft to that part of the country, fince the mann faattrers could not fell their goods, if not enabled to go to market on the fame terms with thole of other diftrids. As Mr. join Pieree, Comptroller of the Cuf toms at Abery(twith, was returning from Mel. cynlleti fair, he waa,thrown from his both, and died in ganfeweuce of the btmifes he receiVe4 POLICR, &c. CUILDRALL.—YePerday, it man tlrticrw.”, t 4R , examination, charged on fci:ci,,r. box, containing weal ing•appa ei the property of an border, at inn in lane, Holborn. Thz prifoner was con , r.tiiici a rehearing. The fame day a porter wa.; 6nri.! f'r more for porterage than is by i HAT TON•GA DL N. —Ye flert!a y, ar • ; the covrfe 10f the week, no lefs than l• , :thandi an peared to warrants iffued ag.,inf; t:.•:: 1 , O lt complaints of their refpaive wiv; q, tor viol.:nt all:oats committed upon them. from trifles, which terminated. amicably, it:,t:r hav:l: 4 exi.ofed each other. William SiHay was examined, hiing (barged with healing a new beaver hat Cron' the ilil-t.,,vi ! dow of Mr. Clements, of.Midt:ie ritw, hatter, which was corrohorated ton the ti.W. ninny of Pt idgen, a crtil:able, and tither pu r ky s . The defence of the prifoner being nltot,ther confident with truth, he was folly con:it:iced to . Newgate for trial. A man WAS committed for re .examination, rn a charge of (haling a pig from Copenitag‘.ll fields. A baker was conviaed in the penalty of wie Chilling an ounce for felling :Mall bread deficient in weight. A number of counterfeit fecert . thig - res plec.4 h.tve, within the 'aft week, 'been circulated with fuccefs, and confequcntly much niiidlief to iltv. keepers. As they are likely, from their weighing the full weight, and excellent a ppearance, to ditapn dcteaion, we think prdper to invite . the 'attention of the Public, and to put them on their guard.— They can only be difcovered by a comparifon with a good one, when it will be found they are eon& derably thicker, that the found is much Ar.'l.'er, and the imprealon on the face Gde fuller :ma ifit filer than thole (truck in the Mint die. Saturday laft was committed to the county grril • of Leicefler, Thomas Warner, of Hinckky, :came work-knitter, charged on the information cf nah Pratt and others, with having by cruel trc4t tneut canted the death of John Floyd, his app,a. tice, about fix months (ince. No. 25, COR IL L.—Meas. Ho RN9 ai and Co. acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that the Deawing. of the Engin Lottery cornmehees in a few and from the numerous Orders they have received from all Parts of the United Kingdom, they make no Doubt but the whole of tie 24.,5ca Ticketi which the Lottery coach of will be fliottly difpofed ; Hot); SBY and Co. therefore beg Lave to re. mind their Friends and the Public to he fpeedy in their Purchafcs, and humbly folicit their Favours —N.B. Tickets and Shares will daily advance iu Price. STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, NO. Mr. NICHOLSON refpe&fully acquaints the Ptit)iic that the Lottery begins drawing on Monday the. ad of next month. From the fmall aumler or Tickets (only 24f000), and from the already very great and increafing . demand they will moil ann_ edly be higher, as it is expeaed before th e draviing commences, there will be none to be had at any pate—he therefore requefls thole who intend to become adventurers to make no delay. At this Office in the laft Lottery, more than 150 different perfons in clubs and individuals, received, on de mand, SHARES OF CAPITAL PRIZES, from zo,oool. to zonal. the particulars thereof are inferted in the Schemes at large, and is the moft fingular inflates of the diltribution of Fortune's favours ever befinn known. Note, the higheft Prizes are 20,0001. each, and the lowect A irtrteen Pound,. There will he only Eight Day,' Drawing, every Monday aad Thurfday for fax weeks. SEQUESTRATIONS, &c. IN SCOTLAND. James M'Kenzie, innkeeper, Portpatria.—Creditors to meet in his houfe at Portpatrlc::, on the 22cL July, at one o'cl.ck. to name an interim fadtor; fame place and hour asth Augult to chafe a truftee. Creditors of John Gibfon, linenlrinter at Pattieic, to meet irs the warehoufe of Kennedy and Shep'l,lll,l ron,-,ate, Glar gow, on the rBth of Auguft, at twelve o'clock noon, to re. care their dividends. Creditor's of James Aitken and Co. late brewers in Anderilca, to call on Charles Campbell, merchant in Glafgow, the truf. tee, on the yth September, at twelve o'clock, to give further initrunions, and to receive their divideml3. OR the tath init. the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Monkhqufe,cd St. John's, Wakefield, o f a f on an d d aug h ter. On the 4th init. Sarah Brown, wife of John Brown, minor, near St- John's chapei,Weankale, of three female children ; and on the Btb loft. Ifitbella Peart,coufin of the above, and wife of John Peart, minor, of three male childnat. The children and their mothers arc likely to do well. Whit is gill mnre realm' kablo, S.-Brown has had nine children at four biitlis; and L Pratt has now ten tons. • RRTED. On Friday the 'Oh Intl. by the K 4. Mr. Walker, at Lev. bourne church, Mr. ;Thomas Stapleton,• coal-merchant, of Shceznefa, to Mite Newman, eldelt daughter of Wit:inn New man, Efq. of Leybourne Cattle, Town Mailing, Kei'. On Turfday, at rektor% finds, Thomas Cartwright Start, Efq. of Bloomfbury-fqtrate, Mift Jane Hefter Newel, frond daughter of the Rev. Samuel Newell, of lector& On Monday laft, molt lineerel --- iiamentad r after a lent :I%'c( of a dropfy, Mr. Rich. Pettit, of Shatford in the county ot Fifes. At Madras, on the 2241 February I.tft, Mr. '1; Laile, mate of the Calcutta lndiaman, and fon of Mr. Wilfiam Luz. merchant, Kirkihtilloch. Monday laft, at his a►atttitents iu Golden-ftpaase, Wm. Au bertfon, Efq. Deputy PoR Matter General of Scotlusdll Tucfday hit, at his honk. in Bcdford-tow, the Lady of tie Rev. Thomas Heatheote, Ream. of Stone, in Kent; ta; s the youngcft daughter of the late Right Hnn. Sir Thoma. - her, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer. Yefterday. at his hot& hi Piccadilly, Dr. Parker, Re.Ro - "f St. Jame. 's Parifh, one of the molt valuable,Reelorics in t..e. kingdom. _ _ _ On the inftant;M;fc Wilton, the only child of tl.e Thomas Wilton, Reetor of Nunburnholme, York thire. Wcdnefday and . Thutfday ik'nnight, the two infant foils of Benjamin Agar, Efq. of Brockheld, near York. Lately, Mrs. Barker, wife of Mr. William Barker, maft.r of the Atm, of Whitby. HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOP.ROW, Morning lj minutes 2 tier 9 Afternoon 5 t an•lutes , Act' 9 LONDON: Printed for the Proprtctorx. by JOHN DANI , (of Carnaby-ftrcet) at the Srka PM iwriND-Omcr. No. v, Carey-ftreet ; and piablilcd by LEVET, IC NT .(of Ca" terbnry-place, Lanabetl2). at No a, Carry-itraet, aid at the Sraa-Or►ca, Temple-Bar to which Cll:ce all cummuni "' UV+ for UK EDIIOII ate rcatirla"l p. 6.