Star. — London, England, 1801-12-07 00:00:00

OLD BAIL"; On Saturday 13 pritbners were tried, nine of whom were convieed of felony, viz.— joie Liwise for (haling 1000 bricks, the pro- perty of William Hohfon, of Kineland Road. 'Sawa Kerr, for dealing a quantity of liver filings, the property of Daniel Pcmtifex, was'found Gei*, as was Sarah Weed, for (healing ill Giver. hafted knives and forks, the property of Francis Peniean.' • gels Mite/ ad, s Waterman. was tried fer Real. ing a boat the property of his Majefty, and of the Coati:Affiances of the Cufforns; and sertiord. jelet Whkehraiwks tried on another indiftment, for flimsiest!y fielding from a lighter, cia the na vigable River Thames, a quantity of hemp, the rgy of William Nubbin. evidence of the officers of the Thames Po. lice proved, that in the execution of their duty at two aVogt. in the morning of the ! 7th day of November left; they met with the prikmer On the liVer il a W.: boat I th ere was another man with Pi t a ibe d theni, and Acc if theyWapld dame Oaf heard ? they declined, as they . did not Wittig; any thing in the boat. Ahout *three io'clech the . fittne morning they again perceived of lint and his coispaniop takiagfome hemp Oat a lighter lying at Down's Key and petting it in. to a lit trial alotteide ; as foon as Whitehead perceived them, he Paid •' Here's the' Police," and Vogl avd is companion ran neer the oata, got adhere, a n d though purfued efcapect fort hat time. Mr. Cove*, theTebee S ur veyor, and his men, tben wept on board the b o a t, where they found a mat, containing a bout ferenty pounds of hemp , -which they took' with then to the Office ; the King's boat .was lying on the outfide of the Zbier road I •fily feized that aro, with two pail. feullh and a bteithook ' they found in it. 7 0n Heft Marnigitibiteheadt 'who is well known to Police 0115eets, bearing that Me. Girfaiorehad got . a wievartt agaitift hhn, fent Mr. lihaes , bit olteifor, to the Office, to fay he would Curren. der hirafelf, which he did, and gnu committed by tbeTbenics Police Maftrates for trial. " rt Mr. Hubbe's clerk pr oved the property of the jump, as fli4 Mr, I..ttcas, the mafter.lighterman. Lord i'sxyanilv (tato! the law orthe cafe to the jury; til l etakigt f r oiss - the.lighter, and the put eht; of theit mp nee the boat rendered the pri . toner liable,alibotagl he hAd not agolutely carried it away, The fats he left entirely to their own )efitmcni --04 ilit Lofrerd,Aw cif me* mere inated for flmtling a 411 , 4 T .. , !cb, a . gown, and a pron', the properti . of Wfiliain Buffty, on the lilt "Cif November. • . ' The Profecotor fail, he left his lodgings, in the, neighlooprhoed tif Drury-lane, op the morning ri • tilt der laid in the iridiAteeots and that fft6rt4 Oahe was told his room was broke 'Mien in his alafence. . Cin his return he found it to he fis t and, that the aINYC articles had been taken away The riConsrs being called mi for th eir defence , Murphy Aid rho tort the prifoner Ward in*The et, tints p4mtlipd the watch at her rogue& . This Other priffiner, Ward ; confinried this (Lament, spiii declared tbsi isipoceitee or Murphy, but Paid amthing in het. ire defence.--Tbe Jury acquitted Murphy, Vitriptfnd Lucy Ward Guily. I,ord Atiouloty faid,'the offence, at laid in the. Witter:a t amounted only to Pimple larceny Yeats Wiwi was hadifted for robbing his ready fureilbed todng of two blankets, two (liege, he. . -----, Brevrfter, the Profecutor, raid, fie kept the Old Bell publiibouce• in Weilatiniter. Op the jib of November,,,the &ironer carne and fatd he Wanted a lodging k he slept thee that night, anti the neat moTtutig teak a room at as. per week. Next day be borrowed a pen and ink, and went up Aairs, bet i ma' Quarter of an hour after, the fair %eel's of he boat found the room (tripped of the Wicsk! laipptiarittip the iitdiftrnent. The rife. per had abfeop .leaving . the key in the door. . 4 folditr, who Ord in the honk, met him sheet ten 'days after , and t o ok him into cufiody. r—He was found Gibs. • Nix ANeaerpi„ for ilealing 39165. of beef, the property of W. Sanjurd ; Yamet Nixon, for (teal hig-)olbs. of fpertoffeti, the property of C. En derby and C i t e ! and Margaret traOlt, for (healing three linen ts, and other articles, the property of T. Tidd, , 2 41 4t 6 Prava. lias FrogrA, was charged with a mei offence, burglarioully entering the May houfe, of oftah Powell on the nth of y May lait, and fi e in therein three filver table Arens and ether artic les, together with a quantity Of wcaring apPartli his property, and alfo feveral ticks of the laft usenthmed kind of property, be ing to Margaret Harris. L I . ' he Pauses-, it appeared, had fame time before the affair happened, fired as fervant with the Pro. fecutor.,-Abo.ul fix o'clock ii the wonting of the loth pf May, ill LOtireqUFnCC. Or inure infw-rnation he received froteMargarl tiarrit, his then so:tid ies taut, he went Clown an exanlitted thehoufe, he went 'into the yard, and there eihr ryed, that the lead•light was taken out of the cellar rindOw, and two fault ironlsats which had been placed a crofs had been wrenched : there, the Prorecutor Rated, left an opening. through which a inidfe fixed per cae could t ardy get into the huge.' He was poll. tive, ariat every thing had been right the over. Sl;gl3t, as it was hisses:Li - Al cu:lom to exarnine the doors, aic. of the hustle every night befhre going to bcd; Alfurthcr examination, the articles laid in the Indiament were milled. in a (eon time, the ftifpicions of Mr. Powell f e l; nplat the Prifoner, who had quitted his fervice aly , ut a year, and a (earth wavi Ant was obtained. On fearching, what %vs:ie . attested to be the PriConer's lodgings, (no. direa le;.11 e vidence appearing:llra they werefo) a (null part f , ! the w em irg-app:41::1 wes . fcund. the The i',ii'inier, who f:eir.rd tc be long nnsler p-on r c of ditirtfs,being ca lk dn u for tier defence, . appeared much afeacd, and with a profittinn of tear Acknowli. aged, fhe ‘. kt , ... , ...• iii,t what to fay." —No wi:nc6s apps teed ;r, Ler uchalf. The R tcospi a, in Ili,. murk c.f his charge to the ' J ury, ot4rved—They could c.ifily fntithe sfy 'Lei: minds by putting the carital part of charge againa the Partner (as the'whole value of the artiefes flolen was lets than 405.), namely, that of the burglary, out of the queffion, as no proof whatever obtained of the entry having taken place iu the night-time. With refpea to the queflion of (feeling. there was nothing adequately proved againtt the Prifoner, but the poleffion of the flyer fpoons, which the bad pawned. It was a principle in the law, that when (toles property was found on a perfon within a reafonable di(lance of tittle, and the party not giving a reafonable account thereof, it was prefumpttve evidence that fuch perfon had Aolen them : how far this maxim would apply in the prefent cafe, the Jury would judge from a icrutiny ut the evidence ; they would confider that, though the houfe was certainly broke open, there was no proof that the Prifoner had been near the fpot, nor was there any thing againft her but the rooms. With refpea to the probability of the Prifoner having received them, a conviaion could not take place under the prefent Indiament. The Jury, after a Mort conference, pronounced the Prifoner— Nat Gai4y. The RECORDER adinonifbed the Prifoner as to her future condua—adverted to her recent efcape. and added, that he was fatisfied flue had made fome very 'bad conneaions, Whom, if the did not take very great care, the would, ntoß probably. follow to the gallows. joio liesevis was tried for obllrnaittg and aqui ting William Saunders and Thomas Mmes.., two Officers of Excite, at Horning-Fleet, in Suffolk, in the execution of their duty. as Revenue Officers, then in the aa of fciaing and fficuriag a quantity of run goods. Mr. 'lis mo° attended as Connie' for the Crown, and Opened the cafe with his anal candour. Wm. Saunders faid, that on the night of the tith of.Septeynber lag, he with the fupervifor and his partner Sheise, went to St. Olavei Bridge from Yarmonth, in liorfolk, on an information. Ahout one in the morning, two carts came up to the bridge, one drawn bt two harks, and containing so tubs of gin : the other cart contained tol n of gin alto . He laid his hand on the tart, and (:aid, —" I Mae this cart and horfee, with .the liquor in it for the ufe of the King and oorfelres." /ow Wiediatefy Bentlead, one of the fix men who were efcorting the carts, came behind him and ent him very feverely on the back of his head. HE then drew his catlaffi (truck at Benflead, and beat him down ; a fecond man then came up. who he alit (truck down, when the• prifoner Hawke approach ed him with a flick in his hand, who be alto aruck at and wounded with his hanger. The ftaugglers then defined rpm ;ay farther oppofition, and the Officers took polfeSon of.the carts. The hornet's they found fo cut. that It was with extreme difficulty they could get one 'cart to Yarmouth, the other they were obliged to leave behind to the fmugglers. 1 Mr. &mare and the Supervifor corroborated this Bateman in rya"' particular. Indefenceit was tubmitted by the Counfel for the friffirter, that he being a perfon hired only to drive the can, WAS not a party to any obaruaron or al fault on the Officers his coming up could only be confirued as itiriofity, for he did not at all ap pear to havi aaed with any violence. Lord A &Aran 1. tr. in Cumming up. wifficd it to he Moil clearly uoderßoosi, that the law had made cffeaual provifiou to puni(h fuch perfons as the Prifoner if the Jury (hould find him guilty ; for it was a clear principle, and could not be too lirongly made known to the public—that if fix, or any number of . perfons go out wide intent to do or commit, or in purfeance of an unlawful aa , and ern!Etrder,ilhould enfue. they will all be rcfpon fible for tip crime committed, though one only fhould do the ita. His Lordffiip then explained the nature of the offence, and how far the telli mony cif the witneffes bore upon the Prifoner at the bar. The Jury acquitted the Prifoner. CLEAKENWELL SESSION!. • Swtavt.en.—On Saturday IA was tried at the Sefitonsloufe, Clerkenwell, Thomas Ogle, other. wife Sorteg Pullen, otberwife William Smith, otherwile Thomas Robinthn, otberwife Captain Johnfon. otherwife Charles Bathlord, otherwife I:teuunant Puller, °diet-wife William .liattr, uotAlious Swindlers who has been for levet - al years defrauding allAiefcriptions of perfons, by allinntog different ara4ers, going by various names, and as tieing a great tu.sny artful pretences. He was tried upon two charges : in the HI charge it appeared be had gone to the hank of Mr. King, at the lllackfmithrs Arms, Lower Ball. which is a houfe of refort for Capuins and ?Idlers of Veffels ; he pretended he was a Captain johnfon, of theHannibalWell-Indiaman. jua arrivg,d from Jamaica ; that his fhip was at Limehoufe.hole, and he was going to fetch her up to King.Jamesis.flairs. After (Peeping at the boufc one night, the next morning he applied to the Landlord to advance him 51. which he Laid he wanted to pay his feamen, and buy fonts frefh pro viiions, as he was going on board. This Turn Mr. King lent him ; he came at night and Sept again at the houfc, and told the landlord he had been and brought the (hip up to King James's-(lairs, and was very much fatigued, as he was obliged Ito do it himfelf for the plot was drunk. He de -1 fired to have fume water gruel, and then went to bcd. Thc next day he (aid his father, wlto was owner with him of thc ve (fel, was coming to town, ,and def;red a led might be well aired for him, as the old gentleman was not in very good health, and that every care might be taken of him. He thsn f y tid he seas going to the Cuttorn.honfe, to en ter his veal, and wanted more money, upon which the laodlord advanced kim Joh more ; and he defired when the cart came with his trunks, that titcy be taken particular care of.— lie tl.rn went out to go to the Cutinm-houfe, • but retained to Mrs. King, in the abfence of her huthand, and obtained el. more from her, as he la i d be h td not enough to p'y for entering the velfel. He then went to the Callom.linufe again, as he pretended, and returned,fitying, the thieves at the office would have fol. more, or his vcfrel would be detained fortAll:.bt before he could unlade her ; upon this the landlord advanced him a nother tot lie then otalered his dinner and wine, and inquird of the ,landlord bow he ton,ld oet foge . e fw t into Yorkfhire as he Wad brt light over fix fine live own, and if be could dicks one at his hou4 on the Friday following, as he intended to have a p art y of Captains of AIDS to dine with biro, about a do zen in number, which the landlord agreed to d o : the prifoner alfo agreed to le: him have two pieces of particular fine old rum, which lie laid he hod brought from Jamaica. The prifoner went out after dinner, laying h e was going to fpend the at'. terpoon with a Captain on board his ihip, in the fame tier as his lay, and if he was not at home by ten o'clock not to fit up for him- Mr. King did not fie him again till be law him in cuflo.ly a few days after at the office in Bow.fireet, where he bad been apprehended on another charge of a fimilar astute; at this time he had hfr. King's notes in his polieffion, hut which he refilled to re fit:ire him. It turned out that the prifoner, intle.td of beiag a Captain of a Weft-Incliaroan, had lately been .lifcharged from the " F , ultry-Compter, un der the Infolvent Aft. He had formerly been a gentleman's Cervant, but for the lall fc.ven or ten years be bad,lived by ftrindling only, which he bad pra&ifed to an enormous extent ; and when taken the office in Bow•ftreet, it is fuppored thcre were at lull a hundred perlims to make charges i agaiaft him The prifoner was very ably defended by the I Common fterjeant and Mr. ALLEY, who took an objeaion that the offence was not within the At of Parliament, as it appeared the prifoner had oh tained Bunk Notes only, and the Aft of Parlia; meat only eepreffes It money, goods, wares, and ' merebandites," and tbat Bank Notes were not within the meaning or either of thefe words; upon this objeaion the prifoner was acquitted. (So to; A f jir gbefeevrityof ad* is ofiwej c#ll4l ripe mossr.) lie wait ies tried upon a feeolul indiattunt, in which it appeared be had defrauded Mr. Wrang h am, a Bationer, in Bond-ftreet, of three valuable pocket-40•k,, under pretence of living fervent with Mr. Wentworth, who was the n at Fladong's Hotel, and wanted force pocket books to look at, in confequence of which Mr. Wrangharo la him have the books, but taw no mor: of him tilt he was apprehended at Bow -greet ; upon this chat ge he was conviaed, and fentenced to be tranfikorted for (even years. Avis Sht LANDO! GAZETTE, December 5. MILITARY PROMQTIONS. VAR-OFFICV, DICFNISIR 5, Sal Regiment of Light Draroone--Gcorce Wakes., Gent. to I it Comet, by purchefe, vice Young, procreated 3ith Dkto--Rechard Rathimac, Gail. to b Comet, by par chafe, vice Marron, promote.d. talk Ditto—Afilltaat-Surscon Richard Ireland, from the Syth Foot, to be Affiftant.Surgeon, vice Yours, lupe:fated. 3d Regiment of toot—Thotnee adt:tt, Gun. to be fiasign, by purchafc. rich Ditto—Doocan htDestinbl, Efq. to be Pay-rodter,tiee Wood, decoded. nth Ditto—Enka Nathaniel Bean to be Lieutenant, by Fur ' Male. vice Steele, promoted. dish Ditto—RobertMMus, Cali. to be Enfign, vice O'Fialser ty, promoted iw the 45th Foot. Seth Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas S. Sorrel to be Captain. by puchafe, vice Burgers, who retires; Enfign William Roddls man to be Lieutenant, vice Beaulieu Volunteers. 4=l:rancis Sejutti to be lievicausit,vice Itearney,Cuperfeded. Smitb, t Gcnt. to be Enfign, vice Squib. • Royal Cheviot Legion. Te/ be Liettants—Henry Burrell, Gent.; WiMana Humble, Gent.• William Elliott, Gent. ;Tbotetaa Einbleton, Gent. To be inks:b.—Jones Elder, Gent. Filhguard Volunteers. Captain Alexander Sutherland, on Half pay of the late ylith Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant. In the Casettes of the tAth September, and die 6th Geober Oft. 6otb Iteghnesit of Foot. '• For Eaton William Murray to be Lieutenant, by purchafc, vke APLaddeso,sube retiree, Read EnEri William Murray to be lanatenanr. by Punka; vie; Ckalseers,gnortof. For Como Jolepb Dawfon, from the syth Ligbt Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by porchafe, vice Ch.glearep,Lataf 4 , Read Cornet lotkplt Dorton, from the syth Light Dragoons, to be Ltootolotots by purchafe, vies At/..-Mah, et4s Miro. Commilifions' in the Well and Eaft Ham Volan. tier Affociation, signed by his Majelly. Dated Otikoher 59, 78os. Wen WiNlana Sayre to be Llesgentot, vice lsietcalfe, de Crafid• WO= Ciro:111dB, Gent. to he Enfign, vice Sayre, promoted. BANKRUPTS. Jeskpli Hodforell, now or late of Csucafe, porills of Hadderfs field, Yortildre, coin-dealer, dealer and clopman, to Curren der, pee, 2s, at bits, Dec. 22, at ten, at the Gorge Dra gon Jin, in Dew ibury, and Jan. 16, a; three, at the V‘ital- Pacts lot, in Wakefield. Attornies, Mr Francis Arics, In Ihoribery ; or Mr. Edward Sykes, New Inn, Dondon, John Edwards of Benfiagton, co.aercUistr.-. male, Dec. y, at Awl, Jan. 8, an'd 16, at :121, at the 1 amb Inn, in Wallingford, Attornks, Mr. John Hedges, Walljnoord, or Mars. Pike and Williams, I .incoln's-Inn, Lertdon. Jonathan Barker, •of Upper Thante.-ftreee, London, grocer, finpieeper, dealer and chaptran, Dee. tt. 26, and Jas. 76, at torsloos at Atteenies, Mars. Rigge and Merri field, Carey-Beret, Linen' n's-Inn. Jo.ta Paul Offuer, of Kineland-R cad, Ml:oll.lez,brewer, dealer and Chapman, Dee. 52 4 59, at ten, Ind Jar.. 16, at eleven, at GailelhalL Attorney, Mr. Taylor, 04-firect-Road. Thomas !Coda, late at 6,r a ru-lulkt, St. Ann , NVellaniAßO . , jeweller, but now a prifoncr in the goal ai la, Ike. is, 12, and Jan. e 6, at ten, at Guildh..ll. Attornics, Mars. Puler, Palmer, and Capper, c Erect, Strand. James Hosderfoo. of long-Acre, Middle:fry, fuer. iihinviron mooger, dealer and clodlptuks , , Dec. 11, 19. and laanctry 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attomies, Mars. flaihntan and Pringk, Ely Mixt, *edam. Edward Doting and ArcherWhiting. late of I .on v cr iti Mete', coach:inters and partners, but now rt icin• is in the Fleet. Dec. S, as, and lan r 6, at trn,at GliaStisq. Attorney, ?s4. Wintlu., Ohl Broad.lirecr, Jacob ,01 Ncwc.flle-t.pu.l:l's , woollen draper, Dee. es, 16, anal Jan. 11., at ,kv , u t the Shaterp, ar aver nin Newcalthoopon-Tytic. Attar ei, Jot, pis Bainkrid,:c, Few- . . oak-upon- Fyne. Richard Bareaford. of Alfr ton, Derby Mire. holi.r. Dn. ti,3l, and Jan. 1.., t elen.n at the George Inn, Alm ton. A.,,,r -ries, P . John Crary Pall, in Alfreton; or X Atirrs. Rah and flail, Rawcli-court. London. \ John Nam , . of Nrwtno St. Cyres.Derontbire , miller. dealer and charman, I.C. 17, tli, a all. t(,, A. four. At (LC ( LAIC Tavern. Fzeter. Attorniec, r. :- amurl Drat:. Trinets. }trees. Bedford-row, I .on,loo ; r Mr. Druttrn. tuck' . Robert Chii4l, of the parifl, of Walt t. s.mtrfett'...:, ea:pc:ter. budeltr, dealt r and chnpman, I, • 12, 21, a.kd Jan. i 6, at trn.ive. at the Glourcllcr on. Wale .t. Attornica. Mr. John Jelly. Path t or Mt U .ornas Hollocray, Ch..o. , rv-ilne. i I Nirtod is Noble, of a errkr. in the parifh of Greyttol.e, Cain berland, dealer in borer and hams, I.:r. tit. ~t three, Ike. Iy. and J..n. t 6 at ecru,. at the G.1.7^ Inn, Pen-ath. A , - tonn -... Mr. Ftichant I. osndet, 14.c0..1.1:4-tivare, Lonitn; or Mr. Grave, in fler•it'l C.on.e. Hafteden. of Lieerrnnt.bookf.llcr, P ..ti.-nct, dealer ..! ,*. $ ' diairn...p. /*conk= 2.7,, ad, and January i 6, ....t et. 0, at t. C York Hotel,in Liverpool, Atmaniss,ikreirr,.;tatli Eden, or Mr. JoriahMinton, in 1.014-ftreet, Li or Mr. Thomas Winalle., airtlett's-Ruading.i, I.9mton. James nawron, or Manchetter, dt,aler and r;iapman, her 8, 21, and January 16, at tour, at the liiiih. Oak, in Mancluitcr. .kttordi s, Mr. Kearrlcy, it.' ter • er Mr. Ellis, Curfi•or-flreet, I entdom - - . Lydia Duckocll, of Kenfington, Middlef.:x, haberdai cembtr 12, 19, and fantiary atone, at don. Attorntes, Mars. Smith and Tilton, St Paul's yard. Henry Delves, late of New-York, in North ArnetieN, of Lisi•rpool, 'merchant, dealer .ind chainnaii. 13 , CI 22, and jalnlary 15, at three. at Spence F:is ehcftier. Attnanica. Mr. N..thsiii,l duo ; or hirffry. Mtlne, SaTeant, and Milne, in NI; DIVIDENDS. Dec.l9. fames Matteriman, late of BuckL•rlbury, 'rare man, dealer and chapman, at t. r, at Lor Dee. id. John ft,blstugtein, of tat City ltoad, hliddlt lsrclla-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, TIARRIkf). At the Bihamas, on the trth of Jui. Lift, John Fotft merchant, Negev, to Ai Ks Mary 11, k ldwin, of the far DIED. On Thurfday (eluded. at Raweiiffe, near Snalth, Mr. Borthtviek, wife of l'atrick Borthwlc' 1. y. of t At the latches, mar Birmingham, on \t etiniatly• nft. after having ftruggfed fnr nearly !nor erg inf fully inveterate dlfeafe, in the (tit year sr her age. Mr . log, Midi of the late Dr. Withering, of Birmingham. On 'Nednefday fe:nnight. Mr. J. Carter, o• Like Bald:a, at the advanced age of pt. I.aft weck,iti the Trillit y-borpitaL in Letcelter, Alice h. le the road year of her age. • Lately, at Stuurhridgc, at the advanced age of pt. Iddens. wife ut Mr Iddena, of that place. On the loth ult. at Marlton, near Sittinghnurn, in the ce of Kent, the Re,. Jo'll 1 - targraVC Stintlon, Maur of Marl • I.aft week, at an advanced age, Mr. Nlehnlas Lin Sherburne. The workmen, in digging hie yeah In t h e [truck upon a Bone cola, evidently vrty ant 4'41 I. 1 rill 4 . the foot wirer the hone, of the Save Kings Etbelhil • Lthcibert were burled, a conjetßare arofe that It qiuft kart t• . the engin of one of them ; and under that fuppoMion it la ' numerous a/Biter& Lately, Mr. John Gibfoo,* principal clerk to the Id I - • try Company in Whitehavert. It is a elretnuttance very t lir, and perhaps „quaily ereditablt to a parties,. that the g • father of the decreed, his father, his uncle, his eldcft br furl himfelt Lave, ter upwards of 6o years pall, lived and 1 in the envluy of that Ituafa On T Wkit`ty, aged 67, Mr.. Mary Smithie, of the pearl- called tk . i!akers. (fat [ Friday fe'ntd7l..., Mrs. Skelton, wife of Mr. John Skr *Lianas, attntory at law. iu America, ia the prime of life, or the yellow f Capt. caper, brot hrr :v Frauds [toper, of Leed., mewl •.. Lately, at linracy, Mr. Wiliam Leta, of the Three. •f. Cest.Redu, • 1 Offer, Bank. On Tuefday lag, at his hpare in Velbeck•fireet, , Fletchtr,Lfq. Sate day. at ker Per% haute, Kilbourne, Mitidleftz, Hughes, widow' pf the Lte Air. W. litighes, attorney of London WalL On Wainefday lath, Mitt Carr, daughter of Wet. Carr, l •.; - Hammyrunith. Wednefday night, at b#l haul . ; in Lime-Brett, William : try. of Blackheath. On the •as th afttr a lingering Indirpofition. Mira Bite .. only &anklet' of Mr. IhechaS, of the patt•offtee, Warringt On Tuefday, Sher a few hoar; Bine,. at Mirfield,„ In Y• in ha Both year. Mrs. "laylor, rebel of the late Joßura Taylor. merchant, of Matickeiber. COUNTY of LOUTH, within lo Mths of DUBLIZI. TO BE SOLD BV AUCTION—BV Mr. CHRISTIE. At his Great-Rum', Pali-hifall, on Thurfday, the 4th of Fe• briefly next, at One o'ClerX, AVALUABLE and 4:l4: r abk FREEIiOLD ESTATE, conlifling of the Manor of Dronnothel,wii , Quit-Rents, &e. and live riigible Farms, with teviatoßuili ins* and sdifi A. t ?.. ta P. Trim scree of rich Feeding Lan entirely compadt, and within a ring fence, lett off on Infest three byes, or thirty-one gears, at rodcrate rents, amount to Five Hundred and Sive:try-four Prinds, and upwards, i the following pundual and refpeelsble unants, %it. Mel . Carragher, Milone, M'Stouverifra, Tcidale, 80, and Thor Craven 1 fq. '1" ite Eitate is defirality fituatc within three no. of Andree ten of Dundalk, and thirty rniks fr.= Dublin, the road I:ading front Audree to Drimgokiellown, in the COM of Louth. The tenant will OICIV the Prenalles and printed part:cal may ti,,1,,,a of .......... DORT; }fn . Nu. st, Gri.a: :WHIN , Dualin; of the Printers of the defter :Aid 1 r.i.it, .01 Pan,- at the Rainbow Cofee-houfe, in Carotid); and it, Pill4l ~ where a plan of the Elitate i.:ay be teen. Mr. Cbrillia. is =cowered to receive propads b 7 ' eft , ' - C.urarad. ---.7 W HEN kirt fs'tional Melt of educuttuil .utd fpcmGhtlity deviate iron the general ()diem by d d . i !Caton of a pectAlar Branch , the (auction of long we (bride th.: belt criterion of fuperiority. light hate ldevoted. my pratlieero the eselufive . . meta of tbiltgli IM:toitlthattl, and the fucee:itful ref. my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as tar as able the ravages of thole complaints winch are the mot: it ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiatiolt Into every branch as an Army Su/ formed a WWI at an early piaiod of Peed:ice iu recue ads from the loose:tee of uneskiested Men, or the Ccll.l prOUS precipitancy of general Prattitioners Thc Tif RF.F IsISORD!' RA, to the eery of which I voted nw attention, comprise every fpeciis of Vli.N INFFCTII/N, whishar of a recent or tong climatic AM kinds of uumusrv, whether arifing• front the Selsoolituys or the indul,,ence of mature age, tart ran,;entent of the fyftem is WOuidi which is call Nlts tar sTERILreY. Numerous dlfeafcs are the Walt of igmtranee or haat le eresosert of a iimpk Gonorrhea,and it not 'infrequently kap pens that Cle feeds of la; ti are pinioned he the indifcretitio of ae unguarded hour. By a furcrior method (Itch complaints as e arly cured, and even where others have haled, I trait tbati may prefume to -titer a nonfat re-elf .thlifhment. rew,however. are the cafes of compile .ted darer. in .liforder cornicariti with the cidarniton. fituatiuns of Mich whd from indulgence SOI.ITARY V IC!., or die prevalent tie* tie. of a LifoisociLle • IC4aukt: th.t r.-I.irty stia n. l the tivavoilstal , conkliiesie of fuel rrnieLe*' Whet., the unhapuy cur . :Ter broods over his ritifery,bat car; oily conceal. hit seatfortine, it may he tome tme ' 'nen to know. O.:A aithough it he on (..I,;tek. of doubt fk emir with odii.r the removal 01 C.. 100- . by the gradual pro-re aof Hen 'ratios i. t!, acquire neat of my r-I.erierce. If the rite. of Itaechuvr V ,1,2 ` tree •••r! tan to re.ltisi e manly rte elr , murk :society Will !rereL,C4 'ray an early 4:ol.l3eMetioll of dd, la.i i ,isid due, .anti :if,' no great .!ii7icidsies ,treat. Bu' where 11:w • l. a . foe a te. - fevaanc, requifi e to revAie the f.s i n.ht,... l ,a r:e of late, and to re-..mutate the C manta ant. ho have . Inc in chid: e xpeeitatiorss of a n 'in... I. C la :.sat bananas loch d fe..t. are 4.‘.r. , :c M s k The SP (141-A.N which ( 0 ettein,,t t ,, : he Q ii alilievtionr winch have pref. :on -a to -, 1,441,14 Malie •H 017 le re tenhoo-, and iii conned , tin%lf nue oe ova Ht, a fined rivet et In. h v iife, Alen , .1.1-ttr, is. Strand, tear There is an adi'llional entrance in Wetei-ftrect asst. I and the name is on both the &'N. Vi %tower of the r m reolt :e Sereoh. LONIVN Prlntnt for t!'te i't...rie,sn AyJOItN I).‘SliA• (nr Cartaxtt7-ft . o - 1) at the F-t;it Pop, twu-Of tsot oa Car-y rft rcrt Welled by I.! V F.! NV, , A 1,-• Cae , ) :• /• • Cir ca, 'Frt. hzr ; it than: )11113 • dit I.att.a aft tviecita4 is arc a.: c,‘ ;Street an r t rp. Holborn n, Dmem h. r Rn). Manchcl lafhtr, 11( (hall, 1.01 Fa Churcl , 111 watch% • dlckz, a amc.pkc h, aged , • tha al . r• the nft a art Its. WkL. 1 m. tclige, lite Gill ,