Star. — London, England, 1801-12-31 00:00:00

' '7= • • . DUBLIN, iota ie. • ILILKAIIIMAII SeSSIONW-Artallaffial: j: , Eiillit , Ef . fat, purfnant. to. 'adkaitihnent, when Thos. Pellin was found guthyofattliffikult upon g.friard • Hairicks.—Mr. Suite, fOr the Crown. (rated the - circumiiances of the cafe with hit ufual. abirty.— Mr.-11 1 Nally, for the trayssfee, obferved upod the evideocu. .. 4‘ jittaeslNYle was iridlited IVe,felobloutlyilealing• cat of the fbop of Geo. Wafitington . Ware Teven 'Amu efettme. • • r Mr. MOOTr waiditlikt whelpeettftivdtee on the - ORA November left. the prifoner and a woman cease %no hislitplik buy fame' t itietei aboht fix o'clegk in the evening that the Woniatt bough t. &tie; and tharefteethey lied quitted the limp he . iffitia Atte tape from off the counter—he got a _,' Ant hand out the epartnients of the r • - zettf Assent the prifasser With the theft, 1 , pvirpaer denied it, and readily Chewed him his bissidf,'lntf In ilk bundle was found the rape. 1 On.frofr r examinadenilsy Mr.bethel,headmitted that the st,innsight have taken the tape in initiate efpecially as he had the bundle- in his hand *he; . M went Into the fhisp.—Len being afked, whether if belted any criminal intentiotr• - he wouM fo rei dfty hive exhibited the bundle in which the tape rime i be Paid that the prifimer might have been • Woad to that by . the peelings of the conliable. . . Iti: - Tyndall *6 producfron the part of Hie I• r„ who, as fair as he knew of hilt, gave 0 good aerates'. The-Chairman Aced-him re W knee bra general charader the Paid not.--41 was then held by the COurt, that this fpeciei of evidence fbould not be witnified to go . to the Jury. ' Mr. Bethel' contended that it was the belt—com mon fame may give a man a charatffer which he ann't ileferee, but *here a witnefs comes forward aid cam I live had dealings with this man, and I .have bad proofs of his honefty, by what rule of Mw. or cif logie is that (peeler cif evidence to be uted? /*hi - Chairman was IR of opinion that ii . &mid Le reje&ed.—The Jury Were then charg 4, thit if they believed it was by mitlake the Int -1 , Edict took the tape, they fitould acquit him, but, cip ac y. coj i tt e l y ark on if d th fi f t y d l; l l m liev gu ed i t y e . took . it ftlo *io without leaving the box, acquitted the prifoner, Old he *AI ,difeftirced. yowl", ' lifdij, Dashi and yeas Hal were India ; NO for an atioult on Mathew Egan and John Dwyer, and found guilty, and fentenced to fix buintbs irniiritonownt. . the Court, at a late hoar in the evening; ad. I (lamed to General Set ions. 1 - • - - • POLICI£, eti. Tony:at Ta Luta s.--Althongh fo saucy im pot tors, by preerndin&ip petrel; the power of foretel ling future events as fortunes, have lately been prntubed, And fo many unthinking young women Lave been defrauded of their money, there ;ire Ilia perfons . to be fbund almoft in every neighbeiurhood who carry on their deceptions, and numbers of credulous young Women refort to them and are defrauded of their money. A few days finee, a hand-bill of one of thefe pre tended Fortune-tellers was fent to a Magiftrate for Middlefex--•-it was beaded with large letters, "Mrs. D. Mantua-maker and Atirologer. —lt then Rated that the bought and fold all forts of Ladies' wear iv apparel, and anfwercd all lawful queftions gratis, in every thing that ladies defired to know, Loth by feat and land, and allured thole who will tatour her with their commands, that the will give fitisfadion. It was requefled that thofe who fa voured her by calling would only inquire for the mantua-maker. The Magilirate fent the bill to the Public-Office, Bow-fireet, when the Magiftrate employed a woman to go as direisled by the bill, nosier pretence of hearing her fortune. After obtaining an interview of the Learned Lady, and hearing her fortune told, an information was grounded, and the was taken into euftody.— In the room were found two young I.adics gen teely dreffed, who the Officers likewife took into• eattody, and who turned out to be the daughters of a very r.:ipe,lable Gelltleman. They contetred Oat they had come to London for the purpofe of cooluiting Mrs. D. One of them is fwenty-two scars of age, and lately married, and fhe collec ted that her et rand was to know ifher hufband was true colter? The other, about feventeen, walled to know i;* (lie was to have a Food hufband, and if it would he loon The Magtftrate, after giving them a Ittitable admonition, adsifed them to go and attend to the counfel of their parents. Mts. I). was committee' to the Houle of Correc tion as a rogue and vagabond. Qyzeti-Scz , All.—Saturday loft . moor Browse unde, went a third examination, charged on the oath of James Illy on furpicioa of ftealing two lacks of coals, the property of fume perfon or per lons unknown.—The tareumllances of the cafe arc as follow, and ought to he a caution to all houfe keepers lily depnfed, that on Saturday evening, the loth inftant, ;is he was going to Covent-gar den, through Cattle-court, in the Strand, he ob ferved the pi ironer coming down tie court with a fackof coals on his back, and law him (hoot them Into coal-fhcd in the laid court. Sol - peering the coals to have ben floltn, he watched the pi honer to a waggon loaded with coals. in Chandos flreet ; the prifuner inftantly took a fecond lack of coals from the waggon. and de poked them in the coal- Hied whet c the fira lac!. had Seen delivered, when Et, wpi,r, ',tided the ptifotter. The prifoner, in his defence, raid, that going through the Strand, he was met by a (pare boy. named Osprey, who engaged the ;mitotic:: to XII him to unload a waggon of coals, to which he con • on arproaching the waggon, in Chan oe !pare boy raid, we have a Pack and 1,515 over ; win y o u fell them for us. to It Ulmer confented ; an• finding the fad mr, scent into it, and agreed with the : to take a tack of (pare boys, meaning if coals which arc picked out of the mud ter of the coal•tbed acknowledged, that hi agreed foe a rack holy, that he *red tabu, &eh -fort of canls j os befOgn defaibed, for . Is. per Pack -he was in an inner room wheathe prifoner Ihot the firft rack, he West to the fhop to pq hint', whet' fit • jails/tidy difappeared, acid retinal:p.m a few Minutes with - the fccond.fack, e nd .t o ffi cer fol. lowingNm, who took him into 'cu z, Sot, , ne: fava,,Me circanalances appearing in his FAVOUr fr after a ,rebuke fast the marinates, he was dir e . b ir d p . rifoner,Anaother '4ircuraffaincs, was d - charged from the Monj, hitt adjudged guilty Of a inifda,mcattor, 40' 81. ant committed toinfon, Yefferday a feafaring man, lately returned front, ' (ea,' win attacked by a Rout follow it-the •conter of the King's Mews Gate, by an old trick of pre teiding to have hhth` or - Chins •gOods to'rpore of cheap, 44g : being (snuggled, and the'lastA w forced into slipublic•houfe, the corner .of the Mews, b r thee* mm, when a wafflers* was pro- , doted bi one of them, rho alerted it demi from' Chine; hat ja:eir been m CM*, Jetted it never was made there. At leer t.k difpnte arefe, and the NUM Officers were fent for. leho took the* to Bow-Area. On maintains the waiftcottupicet, 11 proved to bee Spitalfields ma gnfaaare. They were Itlf eonsmitted• as idle mut W - orderly .periods, cot behlg able to shoe at fittiv fattory *thou* of thethfelves. A feW eveniagt fate the back premifes of Meffrs. Winder and limshurfl, of Lambeth, were broke open, whesiAsiesteratticles were flolen. The hal ter of a horfe was tut to lead array the horfe, but being dißisrbed by - kime noife, the villains went away without fuceeeding in that part of the in tended fpoil. • The fame evening the dwelffng hook of Mr. Watfon, in Chigwefl ftreet, Ratcliffe Highway, was broke open by thieves, and robbed of a quan tity of plate and wearing-apparel, to the amount of upwards of 401. Late laft Saturday night, the Star public.houfe.' in Chipilcad, near Croydon, Surry, was entered by fivc men, who tied Mr. Bailey, the landlord, his wife, and daughter, in their beds; they then, in the molt deliberate manner, packed up and car ried off every thing that was valuable; even the cold vifturals they did not leave. • They are fup pofed to be Irithmen. A few nights (nice, . as Mr. NASH, of Tooley ftreet, was returning home tictofs Peckham fields, he was Sopped by three footpads. who robbed him of his calls and watch. Waddifday fe'nhighttwo foldiers were difturbed in the a& of haling coals, at Brighton, bythe patrol., from whom they fled, and by Rani/Tin time ekaped the purfiiit ; bnt without their booty. A fetv days' fince a drummer of the fontth fantry was committed to Hor(ham jail, charged with Realing a (liver marrow-1' on in the fcullery of Mr. Medwin, an attorney of that town. Committed to Lancaller Caine, laR week, by T. B. Baytsr, Efq. John Wrigley, charged with having uttered a counterfeit one pound hank note; alfo with having in his poffellion, at Manchefler, two other forged bank notes, without being able to give any fatisfaeory account how he came by them : and Edward Bromiley, committed by NA rnAni at Mrtas, Efq. coroner, charged with wil ful murder of Mary Roßron, of Little Bolton. On the 7th inn. Peter Macpherfon, fon of the deceafed Archibald Maepherfon, in Inverchollan, Argyllfhire, accufed of petty theft, was, at his own petition, and with confent of the Procurator Fifcal of the county, banilhed the Paid (hire during life. And on the 2111 ult. Donald Paterfon, ac-' cured at the inflame of the. Procurator Fifcal, of (leafing planks from the Crinan Canal, being found guilty, was fenteneed by the Sheriff to payment of a fuitable fine, and to be imprifoned until payment. An inquilition was held on Monday fe'nnight, before the Coroner at Little Bolton, on the body of a young woman, who was precipitated into a coal pit, near Great Bolton. Sufpicion has fallen on one Edward Blomiley, who is, in confequence, committed to Lancafler-caflle. _ _ An inqueft was held laft week before the Coro ner, at Little Bolton, on the body of a man killed there. The caufe of his death ought to be a cau tion how to place fire arms when loaded•. A num ber of people were drinking together in a public pouf--, amongft whom was the deceafed, when one of the party took up a gun, which had been bleat. tioufly put tip in a corner of the room by the land lord. From handling, it accidentally went off, and the contents palled through the body of the de. c:afesi; he languiffied two days and died. The Jury, after fbme deliberation, brought in their ver did, that the deceafed was killed by accident. The (hocking accident mentioned lately to have happened at the Holum, near'New Church Roffen• dale, of eight people being drowned by the break ing of the ice, was atended with a circnmftancc extremely dillreffing : ottr• of the men plated into the water, and bad the good luck to draw one out, who was fared; he then got two more in his arms, when endeavouring to call them out ■lio, another, at the bottom, clung fo fad to hi-. legs, that he could not poflibly extricate himfelf, but, in the midft of his utmoll exertions, and loud fhriekings for help, lie and the two in his armi funk to the bottom and perithed. The neighbourhood wat !bon alarmed, but too late to afford any affillance The dreadful lamentations of parents for their children, which would have pierced the molt un feeling heart, exceeds all defcription. Assoc, that modern Hippocrates of the Northern Hemilphere, in all his deep refearche, for an Effectual Removal of a deftruetive Difeafe, never difccvered to the world an Antivenereal In fallibility : But whoever has tried the efficacy of DunOr BRODLIN'S BOTANICAL SYRUP. which, with; us the fhadow of a niercorial ingredient, diipels, in a few doles, that deadly poifili which is com municated from impure embraces, will remem ber with livelong felicity, the happy confecrienecs of applying that never tailing remedy, and exit •cith tilleongratulation at the iffuc.—As the ex perience of thoufands has proved, that every aphroditical contamination has been entirely (lib. clued by it, in defpight of the molt obilinate In c woe rAcy. N'tILLIGIOCK / COMM OF ICING'S BENCH, DECIIMBIR at. SCHOLINQ This 'vu an 01013 by the indorfee, upon a bill Of exchinge for 3661. rys. drawn•upon one The philns Bowfey, and accepted by the Deftndant. The defence fet up was, that the bill was a for ger). and the canfe became intersiiisig from the variety and contra.dielory nature of the evidence. Itir...Eiturea led the caufe, ash. Rated the civ etutellanges of the cafe. Thomas FLiCli, the fir witnefs, faStt; he had been ilea to'Mr. Windei tot two Yeafslie'knew his habit-writing, and the acceptance' was his—Winder and the DraWer were in the habit of drawing bills upon eaCh other. .1 - J* • CI - Thomas Hill raid he hid known thE Defendant for iv:verve years—he knew his hied-writing. The ' fignature ofthe acceptance poffetled d. all the idea- I tity which diftinguillsts one. man's hand writing , front another." Upon comparing it alfo with other, fignatures in his poffeflion, a polteffed all the ilia raaeritlics ofthe Defended's handwriting. Thomas Homfea faid, he had fees the. Detect. dam's Itind,Writhig daily for foar.or five ytarse,' Upon looking at the hilt he laid it was not,Pie.tdual mode of. ceptanc This witneis prevaricated a great deal; at length'be confeired believed it to ! be hit hand-writing. It alto appeared that he bad bees with the Defendant and his wituelles at the Crown public-hotife, in Bowlanet Henry Straiten and John Neale both knew the band-viltingt and agreed that the acceptance to the bill was in the band-writing of the Defendant. Andrew Neale (aid he had dealings with the De-I findine—he believed the acceptance in quellion to . belie hand-writing. Upon looking at it clerkly, hpwever, tome of the letters appeared to have a , little Riffnefs ; but he fhould have accepted a bill , with that fignature. T. Bowfey, the drawer of the bill, was then cal led, he faid the defendant accepted the Dill it, h" prefence,in lieu of another bill for the Lime amount which was then cancelled. The cancelled bill he tore to pieces, and threw them into the defendant's fire-place, among Come lilac papers. There was en entry in his bill-book of: this bill. He indorf:d it to Scholing and Laurens for a good contid.:ration. , Upon crofs examination he laid he wa, not a bank rupt when the bill VMS given. It wet gien the latter end of May or beginnin ,, of June, though it was dated the 18th cf t•lay. He had never cons ' pdunded with his creditors; a deed ef compotirion wastnow preparing ; he offered the first c , .mpo fit i en in Auguft•lall. lie hal never received ao v letter ' from the defendant by the hands of ;dr. Ay, nod, in which he told him that he lentil(' pit 114efelf under no more acceptances for li!m.—Screral ce her witneffes alfo faid that the 'acceptance on the bil! was the hand-writing of the d.fendant. ; Mr. Pallas, for the defendant, admitted if he, could not rebut this evidence, his client mud he confidered as making a mod infamous dcfehee. In order to do this he calied— Richard Jackfint—He laid he had been clerk to the defendant four or five months. He was prefent at Mr. Schol in g's,in Billsopfgate-flrect, fo on afte r the bill became due ; Mr. Winder was thet e, and he then Paid that the acceptance to the bill was not of his hand-writing, the witnefs was of the fame opinion. ScholingprelledWin der very hard, to fay politively whether it was his hand-writing or not. Mr. W. did did not give as immediate anfwer. There was fence other general converfation about Bowfcy's affairs. l Schtilinghimfelffaid, that he thought the bill was unlike the defendant's ufual acceptances, and he had entertained Come apprehenfions of that fort. He called at Scboling's again in the month of Novem ber, to look at the bill; hut he did not fee it, as it was in the hands of the Attorney. He then had *tome converfation with &holing, who faid that, he hoped Bowfey would take the Bill our of the way before it came into Court, and that Bowfey had been with them, and offered them a bill upon: Mr. Thurfion, at the Hermitage, Wapping, as pay ment. The witnefs then looked at the bill, and laid he believed the acceptance not to be the hand•wri• ting of the Defendant, and he would not have ac cepted it. Awood, Clerk to Winder for eight or nine years, faid he went with a letter to Mr. llowfey's, on the eoth of April Lift He faw Mr.. Vt'indes write it, and he delivered it to Bowley Limrelf at the office of his brother, on the iteith call fide, of the Exchange. Upon looMng at the bill, he it was Co extremely different from his ufual mode of acceptance, that he did not believe it to be the Defendant's hand-writing. John Taylor, clerk to Alexander Ralty, mer chant, Thames-11feet, and Loc kit!, a brandy merchant, both faid that they knew the Defen dant's hand writing, and they did not btlieve the acceptance to be his hand-writing. Mr. E esetx a replied at confidcrable length, and :Ads great animation, remarking upoh the are- ' rent bearings of the evidence. Mr. Juflice La BLANC funned np the evidence, and was decidedly of opinion th a t the we i g ht of evidence, even without the ()Atha rellimony of Bowfey, was on the fide of the Plaintiff. The Jury without hefitation pronounced a verdia for the Plaintiff for the amount of the Bill. DF C. 14....-11A1Wtbc.D AND It 110 P. Vitl3o4. ThiS %SAS an anion a-R:11140c Defendant, as a Whartinger, for not fending odd Ity•a particular boat, as threaed; the goods having been loft in I another boat. _ _ _ . Nottingham Simplon fail, he was Clerk with Meths. Bennet, Cure, and Co. Grocers, in Lnn• Jon ; in November lilt they received an order from the PlaintiC, living at Birmingham. and In' confequence of that order, they fent to bags of fugar to Brookes's Wharf, kept by the Ihicn• lint, by one Stevens, a Carman. Thetiarman 'lad, as ufual, a cartage note, which dlreeied by what b. at they &mild go. The Carman proved :be delivery of the goods to he Defendants, together with the note, in which .hey ware direeted to be fent by Paries's boat. A Ali s Hall wAf then called, who proved that he goods were Pink near Henley.bridge, in bet 'oat, en board which they had been fent by %JO ;Jefctdants, inflcad of Parkes's boat.. ...--.•..i.r••.•n---.-.r••1.1 ,— :'.7 — " --, lSr.—'... _:., . •• • f Ldra..now i stodrury,- eattist the l a m di' England the 10 6 . in. aid A • li :cafe muff fiill upon ala_P-artY who had heak.atiiitY at acglal in not tierlocrniqg what he undertook to do.—yettiia for tile Plaintiff, damages R;1. 1 is. 6d. ! • ~. , msavt.s V. WHITE. ~ This was as anion by the Plaintiff, a Gentl e , than of Durham, againft th: Defendant, a hoile. skater,. upon the warranting of a horfe. I wrak, Guy, Clerk to the Defei:dant, pi-m. 4 the !andrwriting of White, in which he: unde t rt,k the ovie.in qdeition was Sounel. Wm, Giddies, fervant to Mr. Wa.crie, laid, 1,,, ternenicte.l the. day when th, horfe ot .;...,i' , ut! was brought to Kendall's Livery-1141as, Vs':: ^ l!: J:S Mallet's hill i;.!S stood; the fo I.,i:ig Jar, fil 1:; day atter, he rode sit out as fir ds I. ; ~,.. I; 4, i, • then dircovered the. boric was lame ; the latnel,::.: ! I was in the hind ;Al leg; upon ~ NAlli;tiatlon be f., ;;11 d 1 it had a rve.b. (4 levelling nudes the ietiock); his Mailer was then at A:Cot 1 he iidoitacd hint wh at he came heme, and on di:: leventh. c'....y the hovti was rettnne , l to tbc D..fentiant. John l'i itjniral, at liendall's, J, 5e re membered tylizn the. torfe carne ; it v-.,t Of june.aad he immediecly cre.l.i L to 1:e !aim. TheophilusCounibc, Farrier, i n The faid he examined the horfe * and far y i d it Lane, zith a curb in the off hind leg: • On behalf of the Dacndant, C6iliiirn, a Horfe-dealer, aid, he was *vial Mr. Wiii-J!e when he bought the boric; he tried it in ail its pa, ze, and the boric was then found. Several other Wituelles were called, who _su m the boric was found. Lord IaNYON aid, when he foord it v..as a liorfe Caufe, he expel ed contraricty a evis!oce._ for they ufually had it in fuch cafes. fhip was however of opinion, that the Ave:3lit of evidence was in favour of the I'laiat4.--I . crdia for the Plaintiff,. for 45 guineas. rented; that dos-fret, tl. a liAlfrif coa which the pt coal filed ne, owner of it thofe fort of ►p the rtvcr The owsze Ri ASTERMAN AND CO. D. DYtlt. This iti9ion was to recover 901. paid by rniflake the Defendant. The Plaintiffs are 811141 s, and the Defendant a Cane Glair-maker. Mr. Hand, Cielk to Melirs. Maiterrnan and Co.' gave the following account of the ; • The Defendant, on Saturday, the zOti. bar, came to their houfe for payment ; the cheque Was for tcl. d.tted the t9rh of Sep ' temper, and drawn in favour of the Dcterilant ; •he miffook it for a tcc4. cheque, inticad t 4 and paid him tool. He atked the Dekndant it he would have it in a hundred pound note ; to this be made no anfwer ; be then ached him if he woniel have it in cu note, to wi.ich he replicii in tit af firmative- He accordingly paid him n ith the I;ank Note, No. 4597. .Lie thicovered his Millake that evening, and %isn't to Ilse drawer ;Lite clicine,ll - meant he. IN Sul th e Defendant. him if hz hart ;14t recc:vcd a cLeek at..their bottle tlfitt dav? He laid ye , " ;.r wir.ticfs then aiVii fc:e tit no;t: Ite had received in paymeita—He fad it was too late, lot lie 1:::1c11J:tr,.,:t1 it.—Upon alkito c, he at i.:tt reiaiid fill him ; at Lail he laid ha t cl-Anged it with a Mr. Spencer, and that it was too late to go there that night. On the Monday morning they went together, and he found a ten pound note, xvhielt the witncfs fivore was not the one he paid hint. Other witneffes proved, that the zoo). note had been paid that day into the Banking-houfe, and that the tol. note, produced by the Defendant, had never been through their hands; but there was no proof that the tool. note had ever been traced to the hands of the Defendant. _ _ The defence fet up was, that one Tliompfon,fer. vant to the Defendant, received the clicve nt th• RtnEng }mule, and Mr. MINGAY calicd Thompfoa to prove the f a ng, but he did not JpinAr.—Vcnkt for the Plaintiff, damages 901. BIRTH. On Sunday h 9, the Right Honourable Lady Mulgracr, of a fon. at Mulsrave TTARRIED. On Thurfday lan, at St: George's Church, 131oomP,tc, Gerard [Allege Vitt] lieythu) fen, Efs. of the , sis slicks to Mifs Marianne HMI; daughter of the Kee. Coaor flat, Redlor of North keeps, Nor.olk. On Tuefday, Wm. Wynn , of Macfyisanald, ~I, • rionethddre, Efq. a Captain in the Invalids, to Mils L •ou, daughter td the late Colonel Long, of the roomy LA Berl , s. J. 1). Mho/oral, Lfq. of the oi.e r to Mifs eautay, of Clough Houle, near ilude ra:. - 1.% 1 . co kfoire. On thc 2.7.4 Holl, Arno 'rot:, merchart!is kilts Chart/Ate Jartiet, drogirer cd the !ate Jahn jurr.itt,E!i . c f that Moen. Oa the rt it li)ft. at Gainfoorouyl , , Cuptai.i IVnt. Andean'. to N.: ifs I.aurldun ot the fame Ormifton, she hely Thetis. Ou the 24th Cop , alll of I.yon, to NM; J. Kee., daughter ut Mr. Ketd of the fume place. I.2tely, at Sunderland, Me. !)rich. I.. , ..utenant in ti.. Lauer ILlrc Militia, to Mile Cals.; t, of the foror DD. On the 26th intl. Mra. r-i:e of r. Lz.r:ow,4( Wandivrotth, to i I it ntit:3, t.f the "I,,ep'tce. On the 2.. th ;it tft iu Flerrfore,,llro.t, LOA Kirkeudbriy in the rl7 .1! 4i. %t eralguc, In the Qa cr'. coon. y, Jack ron, Ffq. In Clarentl,ll-it orct.sltalitin, on tnc 7 al!. i. lUnt, alter a ions andpainsul Nlns %I.w.hcot. In N. wry Mr. j,,r, Conlon, rrictrr 7.2.1 I uoltfAcr. At Athy. A'r. Tbut.u.: !..!ot , merchant, tar:nett./ the of Me? s.•Cte. , ll - ii..' !.aloe. In the room} - "1 Wm H , mt, Efq. ..:..curday, at Stant omi or the Ree. S. (indicts, R• clot o f 1 h r ., 1 .11,, / ,, r:-...ntronChir.. On the ; tft i:thmr, 3 .•.. e c till. of Ihmner'r.ftrce. latest IL: On Ti,cle.a l ,VlT.ifiant fun or N::. Stnkes, Lom batd-ltrect. A-14.etchn.on the tsch !t:rc. Wormer of htoozie. ' At famlOth, rn the tyl: b f vvr, Cottlnt, eV dtnyb ter of the I.te Ho.). Limn, , •.C.OlO-c.l chation, tu‘ec to tha late !.aria of Aboya. and Port o.st At I.4.llnburgh, c•I the t jth 14i, Nforgalia 4..nchter of the cleceaccirr. Durc.m Nl•Grquther of At I>umfr:et, on the 9...1k Left. Mr. prnta I.Orrinact„ copper• fon tb. 3z. II !S. At lidlnbtrah, btrly, ate] to. Mr. George Wog. merchant. Hc iervo.4 in 1;14: 20th keghn..s., tanirr Garr 11% OICC, 4 the fccgc cC 0,1c . chc,.. And airu a. At Sut ta the roon:y of Arma7h, Ricb:r..l, fa c^ind fen of 14,, n'ttentnell. Fill. At I..it.tt, :.ir. John Wight:non, merchant. Losnom Pert. d for ele Irtoarloo.•, by 10104 P 0.241 (01Caraahyd!.eet)etthe. Z TAT All IM TIM I.COP pica. N I eteriireet ; and peth!ned by I.EVuI. KENT, (4( CI • terhuryie:l:4, Lsteseethl, rf3 P. Carey-ftrtrt, eod et •• Illries•Or tee, Teftrelo-liar; towUWQ (Mee cevrabus r cistiaas f r dm iron as art roquilloi to be a.tavlifa.