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INTELLIGEALE. }pm' cotIRT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTOR'S COMMONS FRIDAY, APRII. 2. 714 day the Right Hon. Sir WM. SCOTT pro ce.lcd to the adjudication of the following caufes Ettiglieden, Bond,: ma:ter.—This was a qua - - till with rciped to the Cargo, which confilled of tar and pitch. The Court being fatistied with the proofs as tothe property c/ainted,t ettered the fame, but d:cl ced the captor,' expences. I L'ilating, Andrcien ma:ler.—This was a Ilattl!tro' f l ip, laden with a cargo of wool, and ot!r,r articles, which was claimed as neutral pro p2rty. It was Ittbmitted, on the part of the cap tors, that this was not a fair and load Pe trani adion. The Court ordered Rill further proof to be produced as to the property. Jarrow Hermina, Wycheymor mater.—The Court, in this care, reftored the cargo as claimed, on payntci.t of Use captors' expenccs. . . TUESDAY. APRIL 6. The Nayade, Meitz matter.—lt appeared that this fliip WAS captured on the t ith of May dot ' when in the profecution of her voyage from Lif bon to Bosirdeaux. It further appeared, that the Ihip was reflored by content, but two claims were given fur her cargo as neutral property. It was lUbmitted, on the part of the captors, that fuel' a trade was, by the general law of nations, illegal, as there could be no doubt that, in 1781, thefe two countries were in :lanai lioailities with each other. The Court, in this cafe, condemned the pro- 1 parry of the tali claimant, he being refident in' , .; Pith-in at the timc of the capture, but rellored the s , -iods of the other claimant on the payment oi l the expeaces of the further proof. Anuatje, Hanifen maker.--This was the cafe of a Dani:h inire.thip, which was captured by the Frcn.:ll, and carried into Dunkirk, and fold by public aunion to the agent of a merchant at En/. den, who claimed the lhip as his property. The Court reftored the wird as claimed, but pronounced that the captors were entitled to their expenecs. The Court alto, in this cafe, reflored the cargo, but allowed the captors the ezpcnces of the further proof. Norder., Kleyn mafter.—There were a great number of claimants for the cargo in this cafe, but the Court being fatisfied reftored the property as claimed. Negotie and Zeevart.—The Court alio rellored the goods, exccpt thofe unclaimed. Aram 9.—Vronw Johanna, Viefter This was the cafe of a Proflian (hip, bound on a voyage from Bilboa to London. The Court re ilored the goods as claimed. Jonge Henricus, Jouruffen mafter.—ln this cafe there were feveral parcels of goods claimed as neutral property. The Court reftored all the goods as claimed, except a part of one parcel, of which it ordered farther proof to be produced within the ufual time. Sufanna, Douthue maiter.—The Court in this cafe ordered farther proof to be produced within nine months. The Betfey, Finger mater.--In this cafe there were two claims for a quantity of cheefe and other articles. The Court ordered farther proof with refped to the firft claim, and decreed rear'. tution of the fecond claim, but gave the captors their expences. COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, APRIL to. Before the Moll Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes. Bernflorlf, Efkildfon mater.—This was an ap peal from the. Vice-Admiralty Court of Halifax. It appeared that this was a Daniffi (hip, with a car go of fugar and logwood, bound on a voyage from the Havannah to Charledown, as aliened, which is-as captured on the 27th Augua, 17951, by his Majefty's (hip la Prevoyante, and carried into Ha lifax, where (he was proceeded againa. There were two claims given in this cafe, namely one for the cargo, and the other for freight and de murrage, the fliip having been reflored. It was fubmitted, on the part of the captorsohat this was an illegal voyage. Their Lord(hips, after hearing the Counfel on the part of the claimants, affirmed the fentence of the Court below. Columbia, Curdt mailer.—This (hip, laden with a cargo of dry goods, bound on a voyage from the Viand of St. Bartholomew to the Ifland of Gua &loupe, was captured on the 2sth May, 1798, by his Majefty's (hip the Matilda, and carried into the Ifland of Antigua, where the (hip and cargo were duly proceeded againft. This was a quenion of rational charafter with refped to the claimants, who claimed both (hip and cargo as fubjeas of his Majelly the King of Swedes. Their Lordfhips being latisfied as to this point, reverfed the fentence of the Court below. _ Aram. 13.—The brig Rofe, Nonfen mafter.— An appeal from the Vice-Admiralty Court of the Ifland of Martinique.—Thisfhip,laden with a cargo of cotton, cloves, and other articles, bound on a voyage front Cayenne to Hamburg!), as afferted, was captured on the •7th of April, 17Q9, by his Majek's fhip la Gaiete, and carried into the Mandl Pf Martinique, and duly proceeded againfk in the aid Court. It appeared that the fhip was reflorcd in the Vice Admiralty Court, but the judge condemned the cargo as good and lawful prize, and alfo the claimants in colts of Init. It was fubmitted, on the part of the captors, that this property did not be long as chimed, that it was clearly a cafe of fraud, and as fuck fubjea to condenination. Their Lord- Ihips, after hearing the Counfel on behalf of the claimant, affirmed the fcntence of the Court below. The brig Hazard, Drummond mailer. This was the cafe t'f an American chip laden with a cargo of wine, brandy, and other articles, bound on a voyage from Bourdeaux to New York, which was cap'nred in the mirk of that voyage.—Their Lordthips alfo directed further proof in this cafe. , Cecilia Sophia, Madfen matter.--Their Lord. Mips. alfi, dire/fed further proof in this cafe. Robinfon Crufoe, Church mater.—Their Lord (hips being fatisfied in this cafe as to the property claimed, reamed the fame, and condemned the of owls in the colts of the appeal. SHERI/DS COURT, APRIL to BUCKINGHAM V. OXTOBY. This was an inquifition of damags before the Sheriff, upon an interlocutory judgment signed by the plaintiff againfi the defendant. The Flaintiff a grocer, in the neighbourhood of Piccadilly, had married a young lady to whom the defoidant had for fome time paid his addreffes ; the latter challenged his thccefsful rival, but a meeting was prevented, and the parties became reconciled : they en:A a!mut four plain months fince at the Royalty Theatre, when the tiff alkid the defendaat home to If ;per, and they fpent the evening in much conviviality. About one in the morning, however, the defendant becoming intoxicated, be gan to kils 7ind take liberties with the former ob jta of his aireaion, which the hultand reproving, the other thi ew a in the face of the plaintiff, cut him, and afterwards beat him feverely. The defendant fuffered judgment to go by default.— The Jury gave a verdia for the plaintiff—Da mages 501. In filing the guns at Great George Fort, Anti gua, in honour ofhis Majefly's birth-day, two Ibl diers of the 59tii regiment were killed ; one of thcm being literally blown to pieces. On Tucid•sy fe'nnight an inquifition icas taken on Oakley Bowden, who, on the Toth ult. was firing a gun, in the town of Long Stratton, as a demonaration of joy on the arrival of the news of the Definitive 'Treaty being figned, which unfor tunately bnrft, and mortally fraeturing his left leg, occafioned his death. On Wedncfday fernight in the Dock-yard at Shecrnefs, the ights carrying a piece of tim ber into the Antelope, a new so gun 'hip building there, unfortunately let it fall, and bruifed one of them in fo dreadful a manner, that after languilb• ing about two hours, he died. A Boatfwain% Mate, belonging to the ARDENT, had both his ears cut off, on Tuefday laft, at Chatham. A boatfwaiu's mate of one of the (hips paid off at Plymouth, laft week, was waylaid by fume of the !hip's company, who feized him, cut off his ears, and aftually put them in his pocket; the villains then made their efcape, leaving the poor fellow in the moll pitiable condition. Friday laf the wife of Mr. Simplon, mathema• deal inftrument m.iker, in Lainbeth-ftreet, White chapel, going into her huiband's room in an ap parent good Rate of health, inßantly dropt down dead. Saturday a man employed on board a ballaft lighter at Wellminfler-bridge, unfortunately fell into the River and was drowned. On Tuetday afternoon a gentleman defcending tome of the [lone lieps,leading to the new building; on Snow-hill, flipped down, by which accident one of his legs was broken in two places. He was taken to St. Bartholomew's hofpital, where it was thought he mull undergo amputation. Sunday night, between (even and eight o'clock, as a publican in St. Mary Axe was defcending fome (tone Reps at the Hat and Tun public-boule, Hatton-garden he fell and broke his leg fo dread fully that the bone came through the akin. He was immediately taken to the hofpital. Monday as Mr. Gardner, farmer and maltfter, of BridgeAreet,Melford, was returning from fchool with his dahter, the horfe took fright and over. corned the chaife, by which accident the girl was killed, and he very much bruited. Saturday IA as a (errant of Mr. Kerrey of Ken ton, was returning from Woodbridge with a load of coals going down Ufford-hill, the horfes became unmanageable, by which means he was unfortu. nately thrown down, and the wagon going over him, broke and mangled his leg in fo terrible a manner, that it was obliged to be amputated im• mediately. Monday night Corporal Boyd, of the Royal Chelhire militia, at prefent quartered at Chelier, dropt down in the guard-Wore, and in dandy ex pired. On Monday night dropped down fuddenly, at Great Chart, Tho. Tucker, groom to R. Mafcall, Efq. of Milford, and died in three hours after wards. At Sudbury, a few days fince, a child, in the abfence of its mother, was fo much burned by its frock catching fire, that it died loon after. Laft week the body of a poor labouring man, named Toit, was found in the river Weaver ; he had been at Frodtham-briJge the week before, and on' returning, it is fuppofed throug h the darknefs of the night, had unfortunately mi ed his way and fallen in. Laft week as a farmer's fervant at Little Budf- I worth, Chelhire, was riding on the (hafts of the waggon he was driving, the horfes took fright, and he was thrown down, and the wheels palling over his head, crufhed him to death. A poney becoming reilive in a cart in Louth field, on Saturday te'nnight, backed down a preci piece 130 feet deep; the cart was dafhed to pieces, but the animal did not receive the lcaff apparent injury. As one of the fhort Rages was turning fhort round Wood-ftreet, Cheaplide, on Saturday morn• ing, between twelve and one o'clock, a gentle. man of genteel appearance was thrown off, and taken up fpeechlefs. Sunday morning the following accident hap pened at Wandfworth : while the ttage coach was in waiting to go to London, at Spread Eagle Inn, (the matter being engaged with a pailinger,) the borfes took fright, and ran furioufly along the town ' • one of the waiters belonging .to the Inn followed, with an intention to ttop them ; and having reached the horfes for that purpofe, they knocked him down, and broke one of his arms in two places, and fradured his &till ; after which they were fortunately flopped. without doing any further damage. Between the hours of one and two o'clock, on Tuefday morning laft, the houfe of Thomas Flynn, a very iaduftrious dairy-man on the North Strand, near Wicklow, was attacked by a gang of robber.; t 2 or 13 in number, who after beating and abut: ing him and an aged mother in a mutt inhuman manner, plundered the liwufe of his watch, money, and wearing apparel, to a confiderable amount. DIED. On the 3d init. at DawliilhDJmn (dire, where he lately went for the benefit of his health, George Brown, Efq. of Hull, mer chant, aged 23._ On the 13th January la*, at Savannah la Mar, Jamaica, aged 24, Mr. John Smith Haworth, third fon of JoOstia Haworth, Efq. of Hull. Suddenly, at Eafirgwold; in the 36th year of her age, Mrs E. Harper, wife of Mr. A. Harper, of York, merchant. After a Few days illn4s, Mr. Hewerdine, of Kirbymoorfide, clerk to Mr. Richardfon of I.eeds, attorney at law. On the 28th ult. Robert Cowen, With clerk of Heimfley, which ofSce he held near 40 ye oz. At Eorres, on the 3oth ult. Mils Jane Gordon,e)deft daughter of John Gordon, Efq. of Edintore. In Virginia, ou the 2ift January laR, Mr. Andrew Gray, fon of the deceafed William Gray, Efq. of Gartcraig. In Ennis, Mrs. Stackpoolc, wife of J. Stackpoole, jun. Efq. At Kilialoe, Airs. Jams, raid of Richard Janos, Efq. late of laid place. At Macclesfield, aged 70, Mrs. Twemlow. WHEN Praellional Men of education and re deviate from the general fyftem by the fe lealon of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continua fu.xefs lathe heft criterion of fupariority. Eight years have I devoted my praelice to the eselufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful :Volt of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppok as far as I ana able the ravages of Unit complaints which are the moil import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Practice to refcate iodividu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pra4Ut;oners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (reties of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--silly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and daftly that de. roigemeot of the fyftem in W.anten which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILf rY. ' Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment-of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indfferetion of an unmuarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints art Ally cured, and even when others have failed,l trult that I may prefumc to offers radical re-ettabbfhment Few, howcver, are the cafes of complicated Meets in the diforder compared with the calamitous fnuations of Men,wht from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whist Is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Whcm the unhappy fikerer broods over his atifery, hut care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confolation f. r him to know, that although it be an objett of doubt or uncet ttinty with other PraCtitioners the removal of there DEP CIEN CI ES by the gradual progrt:fs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the ekes of Bacchusor Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid fiat; anti In th• cafes no great diNculties will occur. But where this Deficiency has fur years exited. a proper Pe.: kverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the fiumbring (parts of Life, and to rc-animate the Conltitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointeC In their expedations of a Family, may be allured, that in moil latent:ea fuch defedta are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is efferitial to my undertaking, and the eltualifiNstions which I have preinmed to flare, form Mt Dais a my PretenGons, and in coincidence with firl this inti madon is given, that Mr 8 may be eauf l iked pecon a ii ) (ne by letters inelofing a fmall note) at his haute, N 0.39, Arun delareet, Strand, near Temple-Har. . - There Is an suididonal entrance in Water-Brat adjolairi and the name Is on both the doors. Al. D.a Mamba of tbs Rossi Cake{ of Summits. DR. Ccpll:tlic Fluid, or An,..1 1 . • Ilif..uce for the 1;-ad ach, gives inimodi7.te t el' in 4, 11:Mt vioh•nt from what citufe focvcr it tro; i s. ; and thntv:h its op:ration it fo (udder, the pre:vire:a , of inch a nature, that there is not a pollibility of its .ioi. t!c flizhtelt injury in any cafe whatever. Whi.t enhan..., a• he s Moe of this is its agreeable form, moll p..rf. , :t faOry, and ieoliodiais. efficiry, , for, tieing an exterita/ atgdi cation of volatiio fluid, it imoiediat,!y op rates (ill every nerve, in once relieving and pros.c ling thou from future iujcry ; not by lIICAII6 of any temp. rare !bomb!' or dolrterious but Ny anodyne and tool::puce rs pecu liar to itislf appiiiiiiment. at Co:itch's Nlcsl.7;:ie W arched..., N... 11.), Straiiii, feventb hook if urn r rice 29. 9d.t11!: y Alto, 11.1.:(nes. No. t 50, 111,:a (: :net, o. 132, 4) xtor•!- ; ',lsiitt's an.l floltoksßoca: Excliahgti Chiag and ant ler. 4, Cloiapfulc ; Toy Shop„ Vv t 7, ht. Plel's Churtb-yarut 324, Flat rn; Mr. Ilarlow'., N. ),"CticfSfiiur-ll.reot, Spring Gardcps. °brave thu iisnature J. in his baud-writing, without which none can he genuine. . xtr..et ofa Letter front ",".,r. Coors a,•4 very r4Spectable gen. th-niao faraier of i.evil”ton, near Ipfwich, to Mr..Eyo:aall Wit matter of the 'Academy at Colchelter. - I:ear Sir, • Istrie 2, 150!... I v 7V HEN you write to Dr. BRODU NI, pray inlorra him that I have received from his medicines all the he nefit my matt fatigable expeetations could lead me to look for, or my molt carnelt willies could induce me to hope.—My cafe was an irruption on my face of the mat virulent tutture,that te as merely extremely sroubkforwe, but alto rendered me excel v.ly low Ipirited mad ill; firielly followed the rules preferd led in the Doctor'S'pubfleation, and was in a (hurt time molt radi cally cured—lt is now nearly two years fince I toolt • the medi cines, and hsve n.,ver lince had the flightell return of my iron blefonie diforder. I f?el it a duty which I owe tlie community, (.aul 1 am fere your jolt mode of thinking will induce you to . join li t the fentinient,) that the Dodor Mould be at liberty to make this cafe public f!,t• the benefit of fuffering individuals, be ing myrell infinitely above regarding any remarks that may be made un ft by the infolent, the invidious, or the incredulous. Yours fincerely, J. COOPER. My Son, Jahn Newman, who now lives at Sir Wm. Clay. ton's, was owed by Dr. Bat o ust eight Years back, and has ever bad a relapre fence ; his complaint was Lot's of Speech and Epileptic Fits. Ncittiefs my I land, JOHN NEWMAN, April 12, tgoo. At the White Hart Inn, Newmarl.ct. Mrs. Jewel, Grocer, Wood-ltreet, near the Swan,Brompton, was of lieled 6 years with a Complication of Diforders, which haff,ed the (kill of feicral per(ons in the profeffion; her body was fwelled:n a violent :mine-, fo much at to be called by fonic the Dropfy, rome. a Bilious complaint, Stc. her legs were in fuch a fltUalloll as the ancles to rpre.d over the fhoe at times ; fte was afraid from an opprethou in her break, of being chocked for want of breath. In this condition her life became a burden, be ing hopelefs of any relief from Medirine, but fortunately ap plying to Dr. BKODUm, was perfeell•• recovered by his NER VOUS CORDIAL. Any perfon questioning the authenticittor / the above, may, by application, or by letter (poR-paid), main full fader:idiom The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the 1)odlor's Houle, No, 9, Albion-ftrect, 7 Doors from the I.everian Mule urn, Blackfriars-bridge, and Coekell's Medicine Warehoule, No. 229, Strand, in Bottles at 222. 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Plymouth, Nettikton, '• Devizes, Broughton, Portfinouth,.Belatn; , • Exeter, Trueman and :be, Mackettaie.FollegaGresn, Gofport, Harding Derby, Drewry, Reading', Siitirt, and Co. Elder, and Co. Salifbury; Collins, ; And molt Bookfellers and Medicine-Venders in the tlrce kith: doms. l'o T. TAYLOR, Ourgeon k No.'9, New Bridge-ftreet,Lonsitie sia, . Edinburgh, May a, 28= IN the fpr'ng of 1794 I was afilided with a Vene real Complaint, which 1 treated with indifference foe five mouths ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician, who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercurial applications) Mt fame time ; but grotving, in fpitc of all medicine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen of the Faculty her worfe and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almuft unparalleled and bayund defcripaoo , Mang an entire leper. and ulcerated front head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, nofe, legs, arms, &c. have been Alternately in danger of become lug oft-leis ;in fhort, I have had from ao to 3o eating ulcers cm' my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.-.lt would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe-i-fulfice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was lung looked upon by my friends, and imagined to yfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and baked, in my then condition, death WAS pL.Serable to my more than ft ate. In this dreadful thou:ion did I drag a molt niffaable esiltence, till D vi NE Paovin act throv in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth--my friends read it, I could not.—l fent and procured inane of your LEAK E'S PATENT PILLS, which, by Ming from tinte to Brae. am now, and have long been, (after more than four years in deferibable (Barris), in as.good a Rate of health as ever I en joyed ; aa a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child. born to me afw months ago. In gratitade to Gott, and ia hopes of rendering my fellow• creature fervice, I roqueit you to publiflt this ; and you may at any time refer ',aeons, who wefts to be, fatiatied of the truth of this, or farther particulars*, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have from experience every reafon to allure mankind. that in your LEA KR'S Pus s they will find a Pure, fpeedy,fafe, and radical cure, lar that molt dreadful Rage of the Venereal Difeafe, which is called—a CONFIRMED LUES.I 21ri with gra etude, Sir, your obliged humble fervant, I. T. • Infurmountable family rcafons protest making my name and addrefs public, but creditable Perfons really wanting idol.. marina may oleo be reterred to me and my Friends by Mrs. j• Clark, Ramfay-Gaidens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAT.. LO R. dumber of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his houfe, No. 9, Nov Bridae-ftreet ; where he will give td vice, without a tee, to perfoos taking there Pills and will ara fwer patients letters, if pott paid, on the fame terms, °brat.- ing in all cafes the molt Inviolable fecrecy, no Perfon's name es: cafe having been mentioned,bat at their owe particular requeft. by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 36 ram that. he has had the concluding of an extenfive tale of the alms e medicine, and the prat tice ariling flu:refs. - oin. They arc alto fold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a diftanee, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridae. Edinburgh; Mr. Moments, Primer, Glafgow, to whom 31:0 Mr. T. refers fur his addrefs; at the Perfumer's, Nw 35, St. Alban's-ftreet, ; Mr. Robertfon s Toy-fhof N0.t03, Oxford-greet ; Mr. Dilborough's, • No. 7, lifh-greet-hill, nearly oppollte the Monument; Mr.Stcel's, llcokfeDer, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-Lill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one Perfon in every cor.fiderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, fealed up with full and plain DireCtions, whereby Perfons of either sex may curt thenifelves with cafe and iccrecy. ; .0N; tOhl Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANI: b (of Carnaby-fteet) at the STAR Pa NTI u-OF /ICC, No. a Carey-It/Cei and pablithed by NT, (of Can terbury-place, !..arabct! , .), at No. t Catry-ltreet, and at the Sraa•Or ice, Tenrie-2at ; to which Office all cowman/. tines far the EDITOR are roqueited to be addreffitd. • THE it 1.4 E MUTE eler, lately executed for the murder of Ca:uaiti Pigot, • f the Hermione, made the following coulefi:on a ,f7w minutes previous to his being turned ofr " That he went into the cabin and forced Capt. Pigot overboard through the port, a% bile he sv.ic alive. Ile then got on the quarter-deck, and found the Firft Lieutenant begging for his life, tiying he had a wife and three children totally dependi!ig on him for corpora ; he took hold of him and :alike' in heaving him overboard alive, and declared he did not think the people would have taken his life had he not fiat took hold of him. - A cry was then heard through the (hip, that Lieutenant Douglas could not be found ; he took a lanthorn and cit elle, and went into the goo-room, and found the Lieutenant under the Marine Officer's cabin ; he called in the reit of the people, when they dragged him on deck, and threw hint overboard. He next •.:anght hold of Mr. Smith, Midfhipman, a feutile enfued, and finding him likely to get away, lie (truck him with his tomahawk, and threw him overho:lrd. Tire general cry next was for plating all the Otlicers to death, that they might not air. pear as evidence againft them; be feizcd on the Captain's Clerk, who wasimmediately put to death. There, he fetid, were•the whole of his aaiens dor. ing the murdering of the Officers. He called GOD to witnefs, hoped he would forgive him, and faid his mind was ealy atter making the above con feffion." Friday fe'no7ght the Coroner's inqi.za w.is licld at Melts on the body of farmer Jenkins, fuppoled to have been wilfully murdered by his fon.ta-law, John Horder. A reward was immediately offered for his apprehenfion, and he was taken on Satur day ie'nnight, near Shafteibury. Laa week Charles Watfon, a perfon who attends the delivery of coals at the lhnre, Aberdeen, flip ped his foot, and fell into a (hip's hold, by which his legs and head were dreadfully bruited. He is however in a fair way of recovery. On the 3ift ult. Captain Kennedy, of the (loop Henry, of Sunderland, at preterit in Aberdeen harbour, v. - rent alhore in the afternoon,and returned to his veffel about midnight, when he appeared to be in ordinary health ; hut after remaining for a thort time upon the deck, he fell down, and it was obferved a great deal of blood was iffuing from one of his legs. His mate carried him below, and taking off his (locking, a confiderable wound was obferved on his right kg a little below the knee, which was dreilld in the heft way that could be done at the time ; he was put to bed, but after ly ing two or three hours he got up, and the wound again began !.:leeding. The mate fent for a forgeon, who came immediately, but juff as he ftept aboard Capt. Kennedy had expired from loft of blood.— The Magifirates have made a minute inveaigation as to the caufe of Captain Kennedy's death, but nothing has turned out tending to criminate any perfon ; and it is rather fuppofed he had received the wound by a fall, or fome fuch accident. His watch and money were in his pockets when he came aboard, and he never made a.iy com i laint of having been affatilted, or even that he had met with the fmalleft accident: and there was noother mark of violence on any part of his body, except the wound on his leg.