Star. — London, England, 1805-08-29 00:00:00

Mr t "ilte wind &Onto hsitt l TlNt i ewn firm ittnfealrewn di tf e likqu i hen and cif , air ' ~ %•- • The fish.: din'tbillblet s Craribegetien billa.kbe Aso: Sin • seed 4 6 r i'4o4totrryßie•mptaricit,sit it En. The bramliOs.lnoVPll4l 2. ;ffare, bora, lo d r srett irthr7oundopn:T bt* al / leash! tby Inatibbre; fi tie leekel gent. "', : ''' /. • - •Itls the Stay's! Sibs i gurnionybodlitlendi 4•dis.4 (re; 3P4 49 0 ! Mir 411114 Ilegtl. - • r=faitati P' t' 4ll . t ft tr ile i tt i.y is ilosi' Wel 1 fit, iil b l ad -Tbas gent WO*: littleswooddltAttroindi It9lo l ll l titf *an tbof niolieloiltel Ilk ibtiro IA !caw !it! Mk!.t.Kird.unt. 4 461refast d • _gifts. • -My Waal Rvies ~a r e tbi Jibed. Illatil di iriO4Avan if‘i Nude idea.. •• :ram' tbn Itill thaw &maid Nikko ia* lintirg a!!* 11 1 L M 4 1 . 4 47aMer41 1 1/i_ millottiattirri:M .t . 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VII ”lefilkihvoull, hiarfihfalllWalser akti rtr i V 44141 t v/3?d 4 r i tD P t n ri tb 010 ' fvf Sr!'". • 7 . ilbtoteßlythrwi . ip, lw ti Ilieoniil thy yatb. -Sat yallabbloi Irby mr6 misily tileloe Haw 11414 sad 'Valid wairdiffbtaPps &s a w i Wt:Mit Attef 4 :o 4 . 4 l 4 ai ePer 79 *got tik td t : tbe ras Si % t elt . _ 9 f !Ike hir IVbed Nioef• ltre, . t fly 7 elil *sir Ver 4 eiMiliiii reltultie eiloOteriii clod, And dist asientairewis di Isftittatidet • r With otkitc47l44 fiffle•tb7 &eget, St* I Wm). ri,.w it , 11410 .1„.... citt 711r;tme , our id tota r I L intislatillof tlty=e. . 31 **et INattre torte. kink &Wiwi, lbontenirtflatwrbtfiles ai tlx tile# ivir.d blower tii I,' * to4hf 4411j**. I,r bffitiqn.P%4 * 4 . - #o4!qpifribminc.,-uf *guts oFa4. . Mow : bratv e frn t r! 09 ice , er fart *dila' ibe ev ' a, atbee's a; No maid of love, in muftis Wild and low Bradlee la thetcarbilai bombes note of woe; For Fate relenting faw,,and pitying save li k1(8 4 -4 9 4 I F I A elf r f ° Pk gran. rho m }la to tbia wltlfe years have Bud TbefsowsOrWiatst Imi fdlt awl bead ; AVIS* liiiijnittiViti lienil *lib ciafelefy we" f WU quakes valthigd;l64'Ulatfbks alas good: t - ' •, It is tby father, like a ttornebent we* • :-. '. :. PA__ j kft, itiltEttr 4 4 bu! li thr re , 17k 4 ;• - f zpelretd= ll tt e loco. He beard of Melt A IL . OW Oat WE - flat are' ble breed-bow& ewe the rathkdo *are Weer, eielOihril u ittif 4 8 4 1 44 *lt Silk tlay ris4 eandeli e f thy memo! umbel t t& tachd • • the rakkirefailieeleitried. • vidl4amen Voieelhell Mama beery to wake the apllek4 *ape ' momice br B 4 vrto.scr gicionh flunibeti Of.tbe . mears too+ t• leifeft‘nOti; *bilk)** pia . wedeln tle reed* Add 1 , more thr kreeted roth Oa know. to y bean' ace; dMIS FMO4 AM feelite ram hie htherimA demgehilik, 11011'caari r f , Neel*. fart Ilifiltibitulf lie tar 1 -Vedeeholoesd dipole's/Mar taut TO THE EINFOR OF IHE STAR. Sta.-1 take th; liherlerequefling your infection e the .i.ii ^ Of*.this itinljit . to Tfrilrr a i'ill'ie- from The' Poemi nt otilior. • - • • • - - Ahlinagh the "ptialie junly admire Mr. 1 1 / 4 1 , Pnia• 7 soieiirert benatif'ul irantlation, - ei 'those arc iheifi'af year Reideri who may Tie ot f r iO'ree'an ifteinet virihii kind, an d I Warelky R Wil fet b; iicilfabY you with" .jet . ," pa rtiality I'4 rtrality ha4lng .14ei4 iririelaiiii in ifseileittitY'ortheiiatiie MTfi 'athilithrtitial Ka lb-at: X - aid SiPiotir &idea' aticrobedkeiii ferinit. i,f t _,_ Pi Witi.4.4/-FfNASAVP. 4,04. :Not PA!** irhim, Atm ; /MOILS TM( RECORDER. ' pleadtd steatite. a Moir at furs found titailfhe n an 01d-offender, tam 4 • octaftba ct pt I Ik.att .• tastafiiartatiiat tor fovea yriis.' ' half Ciod• ladiftelfbr Iptatartiolenl ppetrettrof Tisluttits - Mos. Ito - t he 25‘h ,dthat isa fatantdietwitser enneealed aftti• the Italtrinitet kern bis lisop. l . ita'daripreteart t 4 bey . ittg final at.- lacy •thenarnt 4 heyitoliii 4 Vk %teat' ati tht tin*. gave Vet ail eCarlifter r , saficigiairtitat'be lofttt; 'kraal"' (4afleik, intheac itlt other inciptrtyi carat •%bikate• - of -Itiallatf and wifa —Atelier salrotany thiisg. The j,e/. 'W wit . ish's& s *oldie guilty, and thc ytats teallittmeitt hi, 'Ore /twin; a breed , keeper. in Anglefea. • *Q•rt-fos , kaftan/•1 ditordiely houre, moved so .poftptitachtt eriel'on the ground Hedging that her agent, whet polrefred dioattiiiKs co firfmtuti her innoeince, 4; man p diva Others of her Counfel . 7cult, sod that, With common jullice community, the cobld not, 'wider laantst . ges r ibiae htr tvial - . She complain , of the Magiftrate's refufal to ad . sad allftlged litany collateral reafons her trial.- DIA obferred, though this was certain. ditnce, yet the tiagiftrate was entitled di&retinn in admitting her to bail, or He conceived. with gfeat jullite;that :clefs her bail, as the had twice be. bin: were found againo her, forfeited ea r and llill - perfevered in the fame it. etiferdaly courfe of life, for which the moll Ilse Sainte of Ed. 111. clearly laid of hail, difcriminatiog between bail ) the contra, y ; and it would appear -*of Enamour mifdesneanors. of which cbargh formed a dark fuch as keeping a 'Vrtte,the Magillraie hart the unepteftion. granting or refu6ng hail * 4ccorihog..l9 the dilates of his own jud , and in this cafe se l was aeculiarly jpaifiedi . g the ptifoger de in- Cr f ifOrMrouili'llef Eivi, - efiladue:flie OM - led' Me pl o ,4etilititratiblincli was-kn. - 6i' siOreltelf )(Er. the - 0443f heratEdavrif; iriv'ilath flfe:alkdked 114 abftWee . of lel akent tend Coiinfel with flidffitimOr- Taordoctintenfa• 'l,o ' iiritfirati Her inttixenCi, fOthied ini tigit if iptional tlettle 4 tri Polipqqe hi . i trlal;ii,hielrt Of t'Obrfe must if en.* '.- • • • . ' -- - ' - Mr. - Mereier, Istiokfeller, a °micro:tor of .)Cing William's Di ilrikth*ri deporecfthat 'the pi:ifoner did; fel• avonfiderage dine Stith; lisle In lite' peg hOre'to his dwelling in Aqgtetel:lt'reet'i ,that,in Jane,, 104, Ithaihl itBCd . as a.C6rlTeilfiteri rifthe'PeaCe, the at -44614;4 4 hrs lii eth re% and • hinicelfin "th e : &Me Oki, ißre - fresinlinlir 111ra/id to Alus, woman's haute - at litry . nhfkifnitiblE hoots of Ilk- nig/l i t:and thit Ste then tunTOrtnli *Wiled her own iiiineal the pro- Oiletni tindocc:Oltrit - of the;p6iiii. 'there were many ietaiiets-of riot dihiCh demanded th 4 interference of the %filch; but niore pinikdarly.fiqlei the pt./toner hid'biep inditted ; he inn his family - were frequent- If sAioefirint their reit-, bythe r niblt frightful thriets int/ erks'of murder i • . he hid Teen .0 - erfons with drawn ffititide it' the diid h our patte hien demanding en teitike; and culierivili coridffdt . thensfeTies iii fUch a foamier 'is leftsiii doubt on his Mina ;liar the houfe isql .. ' C . OO flitit and Mott dill rain/ e c ti f ia of "nuifance i iten - thit morning; his wik ' *tic/Vint - Grins a Ira ken kit by the'finiF iind'of noife and tilliillt "thick had- IP often hefqre . nnnnyed them, an d ; ,young lady islinceas hp a Visit . at' big .houfeivis - forced to quit it 4 . fltin'the terror and al . at to *Sidi itte.Was To 'fre. tierittif‘bjed. Or: ercier qe . ii, iiiilithitelt Im inillikt; oherteff,lfiap 'did not, b 7 thiatirriTecntion, AI nvithlhol63 IMVpittAllitnedt for Illitprtiroitei, 0 to haver/le liptite eblitiertidtiaiiitiolfible; into iitse or ft Inore Wend 'calling'. ' He elnitlhit file 'ova: fe ttled:a fi . ii PT 1161 by it . neigh ,inibigliiiiilcfreer to reficie there, blit`that - hi was pritlirdid frotivariking it'hartflt, owing t'o'frun'l deEi.lit'hit tide - 1 bid alio hlard; that' tbelndeFcred IP - 4. tiiibe . real proprie tor: 'to fine dOwiChit iitit.;.- 7 - 7triiiit . ()Why: The prifoner in be confined . Ili nionthein' Nvigate, and Until (he finds fecurity ns'asior err lie, of the peace for lbeen years,. under this rile,"ltnire'Oet That her pu nifliment might be mitigated Arlierievei: it !hall ap pear i c y proper affidavit, that th e houfe is applied to the refidence of tome utioicepidnible - tenant, and np longer a nuifsnee. The Court adiourned to Thtilday the 2 241n1lant, for the trial of travegere Out on bpd •064/1? . 22: • '..:. . On Thud:lay on' adjoin-meta Jibe t arter Sof Cas was held befit the' Rtcodoia, at the Seffionr houfe, Green-fireet, when the following e rilonert l ad trarerfers "'ere. pin on - theiv'n (al! , 'yin: • . Meads Warfel inditied for felOnioully taking a can' value sl. the goods of Patrick . D.inelhia, *quitted for want of fortheient evidence: Bridget Drat, for klonienstly taking a fiver watch, the property of George Piliftiottit. "The profecutoe' was in company with the pdfour At rnotorkus bro 'ha in Trinity-areet. On their leaiing that houfe, proiccutor loOked at hie watch to ke what o'clock it was,andafter tuba gone short warvith theprifoner, he thought he Ideas if Gm/ attempt had been made at his watch, and. on hiofearching for it, found it hid been taken away—the prifinur ittinsedtately ran to wards the watch hook, where he got admittance, and profecusor Purfueil her, and (earthed her for the' watch, but could not find k in bet callody.it Teems' OW had iaantly conveyed it to one of the watch men, from whom it was afterwards reeovered.— Arerdift • Petrici Tale and Abet regaro, indiatri for felotti. °air taking one Moue of oats, acquitted, for want of profecution. .74511i1l Cecile'', and Ww. Titurlest, indicted for Real -kg one ton of balk, the property of John Brady.— The profecutor is a rerpeaable farmer, and had agreed for the pnrchat ref feveral tons o f bark from sr perfon in the county of Carlow. The bark wits ':accordingly forwarded to him by one of the Grand .oanal carriage boats, and arrived at the harbour.— IL appeared by the evidence, that early in the morn. in after its arrival, one Flynn, whO had been one of -the hands employed on board Lad boat, hired a car :and 'honk to convey a quaatity of this bark to .Vlynn'e lodging, near the Poddle, which was aflual :•ly done by one ;mites Aylmer, a common car driter, to whom, as he gave in evidence, the Bolen bark was delivered by Flgun, anti the prifoners, Greham and Tiannons. Mr. Brady fhordy after received tome intimation of this bakers ; lid proceeded to Flynn's lodging, and there aund three bags of c bark, which had been to delivered to the carman Aylmer.-- Grehant and Tintnioni were found galty, but Flynn, who had been indiaerf only as i Acclaim was ac 'quitted,' ao Coiur'beitig of opinion that . he MOO 4 -Brie been indißed as a piincipal, and thirefore a new gaietment was Cent up to the errand Jiry. Mary Strsvoit, Sealing fie edifice chair covers, - the property of biatthevi Brown: *he Pt ifoner find. lag the ball door of the Profecurot's honk open, en. tered the hall, ran np Itails,laying hold of the chair. .covers, whiCh 'lay together in alrundle; and made away with them ; but Profecntor's (avant maid hgaring the nolfe of the Granger's font, and being alarmed, immediately pprfned the ?droner, in whok criftody The found the property mentioned in th e in. iliarnent.—Verdiit job's Dant, iodiS . ed fn. Reeling two crane of wine, the properly of Jahn Orr.-44-Prifir,er was a wine porter. had been employed to affill in bot tling wine for the Profeeutor, and the Bole n bottles :were found in his pockets by Profeentor's Clerk.— Verdi& Guilty. . _ - _ . Thomas Chivvies was indiaed for 'franking fames Blanch, but acquitted for want of profeeutton.-.-He was alto indiftedlor affattlting John Ferris. It ap peared that the Traverfor was a Revenue Officer — that he meta ear and horfe, which vtas conveying a puncheon of whincey to the country, which was the property of Fairies employer, and traverfer infifted to [cure the whole, and depnfit them in the Cullom houfe—that Ferris paffed by accidentally at this time, and stdvifed traverfer not to attempt any leisure, as 'the fpirita had been duly permitted; and he aflually took the permit off the top ., of the 'etre!, and (hewed 'it to traveller , who fill mfiffed - on a leisure—that Proftcutor was in the all of replacing the permit on : the veffel, when teaverfer gave him a violent lAnw us the arm with a large bludgeon, *Nell difibled Sim fora enntideraille • time ;. ittd trverfer brongitt away the fpirits, and : bier& 'theta m the cußofrat bMN ..!•ft Court ebktirea, that the levity or il. i ter4Eir to the feiiire - was e i Vely . 2ist ilf.* . quel. ' ran liAiii Cireno rev, Cer arkke ett - cution pf hrs .. d' r ' y "could lie juttificen ati aff;sot of this - na , tore.-1-he Uri topriii.the ?tiaierrel'gnitty.... wares frailly, . iatetia..Tor affAithiug . W W. Cardiff. ?raisefir liilllikelinaffer. sitid ref:des in the (an* Vitt With P4ifrtnei. On.tfie;daj of the *Binh, Mr. Cirdiff qnd his • Wife Were wailiffig nit the - quay be tween E('x-I;rictke inelCharlitrVeet=ron.their turn ing - off tffei-b'riage . 7 iliiinoticid a eringer to fol. lbw tlieni ascOnfiderable rey,liho repeatedly ettffed Sefore them, and/Conked it estCli time at Mrs. Car diff, with Switch reeliMing inipirlititre rudetlers. Mr. Cardiff at length internigaied•him as to the Capri of fufh candult, to . 0444 . he ieplied by the moil atm fiie langUage Ai - aloft Mr. 'Cardiff, at fkme time giving liirii 'a tfrniv, end teasing the breatt of his fhirt. Upon thil Mr. Carili ff thpiight fame chef iifement highly necetran; and be knocked the gran ger down. Immediately upon this irai:faainn, the traverfir Palmer Came up, laid hold of Cardiff, gave Min iterygreat ilinfe,,and infißed that be fhould give his addren to traveller; and his faid friend; that they Might have 461.f . ..titian the next Morning. The Pro fecutorl who, it teems, if a young man, and but lately married, ;ear prudently gate traverfer a wrong Sackers; ana the latter for ionic minutes went iway, . but returned again*feited Profectitor by Eke collar of his coat, called him 'leveret abulive it ' - as toward, rifcal, &c.—faid he !tad given a hire addrefs, and therefore he would drag the Pro it to the watch -boufe —to which the latter F ite re -1 was &tidied to go there Withbut refiflance, queßed permiffion Ant to leaVe his wife (who wa. now in great terror) with a friend in %leen- Britt, a Mrs. Hyland: Trairerfer contented in this, istd laid he knew Mrs. Hyland very well—on their arfival there, traverfer told Mrs. Hyland - that he would leave the Profecutor in her cußody, deGring ffie thould be fanhconsing for him in the morning following. It appeared • that the very heat day tra verfer met Cardiff, again abhfed him in the public greet, calling him coward, &c. &c: threatening to bale him potted.—Verdift GUilty. The Court was highly difpleafed at fuch condu& in a man, who, it teems, Waa a Confervittor of the 'eace., but teemed . more incline& to break than maintain it—and the Recorder ordered his name to be Rrukk out of the lift of Cemfervatora. The Affiies of Carlow ended on Wednefday tat One prifoner only. Iles Capitally convieted. .7tyner Dv!, was tried upon an indiftment for nt tenng and publi(hiiiiii true a forged note, purport : ing to be a dote a the Bank of Shaw; Lighton, and Ca. Dublin, for five gnineas. The fa& was ells • blilhed by the drama and moil latiAiltory evidence, and the extent to which the Prifoner had embarked in this criminal traffic stas demeinftrated by the great qiiintity of forgeries faiind upon hia . perfon. Hihad feieral notes of tot. teal' upon the fame Bank, in his pockets—leveret mite; of the Waterford Batik in the Reeves of his coat, and a quantity of Rcifi toot(' in the lining of the lkirts of his coat. AB there notes Were foreries to the nominal amount of near vol. The following perfons have been found guilty 1 face the commencement of the Affixes at Clonmeli. 1 john ha, for a rape and murder; etinutsitted on i the body of Elenor Brien, of Clerian.—This cafe was referVed for the opinion of the Judges. Jahn, Loft, , for uttering and having in his poreflion - Bank Pod Bills and Notes; knowing the fame to have , been robbed out of the Mail. Sentence death. Sentence of death has alto been paired on Putrid 11411, Theo ifahl Nall, Michael White, Thema* 114, and Michael Hel, found guilty (as mentioned heretofore) of hav ing burned the haute of Patrick Shea of Killerk.— Pay of execution not yet known.- . -Philip Nirrici, for the murder of James Crehan, of Cooleigh, was ac- Oitted for want of prolectitiou.-7bonov Gorman for Mail robbery, acquitted for want of evidence, but detained as a Vagabond, and perlim of bad character. LaR week, Mr. William Sherlock, a refpeEtable graiier, near Trim, county cf Meath, was attacked St a bun near his haute, and gored in fuch a dreadful rummer, that hi died in confequence a few days after FM AT Sr. CATNAIINS't. —About two o'clock ' , yefterday plowing, a fire was dikovered to have broken out in St. Catharine's-lane, Tower-hill, at a Baker's chop. The houfes confumed, on this occa fion, were about (lateen or eighteen in number ; they being very old, and chiefly built of timber, the fire fpread fail, that it wai with great difficulty the lives of thole in them could belated, which was el. fefted by the help of ladders, &c. Several of the inhabitants were korched before they made their ef cape. The part of St. Cathatiness.lane, that is de flroyed by this fite, is oppofite the Flemi(h Chapel church-yard, and not more than forty yards in front. The whole fixteen or eighteen houfes did not *and upnn more ground than a (mall merchant's ware ; }lnure. The fire was completely got under by fix o'clock in the morning. Caporal.", Inqpsys,—Tnefday night, at eight o'clock, an inqueft wits held before the Coroner, on a view of the body of William Ford, a law.flationer, who died about two o'clock the fame mowing. It appeared that the deceafed had been invited' to a Be/OA given by a Mr. Towfey, a fmith, to his workmen, which was celebrated at the Green Man public-hoofe, in the Coal-yard, Dturylane, on Mon day, The deceafed did not come till after dinner, when he drank two glaffes of negus, and then went and played at (kitties at the Brill, at Somers Town. He was teen there by the landlord in great fpirits. Before flipper he returned to the Green Man, and went over the way to a Mr. Stebbing's, where there Was a fiddle and dancing. He entered into the fpi rit of this amufement, and danced a' hornpipe with great agility. He then returned to (upper, and hap pening to fit down with his hat on, fome of the com. paoy obferved there was a quaker in the room. The deceafed put up his hand to his hat, and the land lord took it off. The landlord obferved ltrge drops of fweat on his brow, and remarked that the gentle. Man teemed ill. He wok hiin down to the door, conceiving he would be benefited by the fie& air. He grew worfe, and was carried over to Mr. Stets bing's, where he died about two in the morning. There were no marks of vielence on the body, and a' furgeon who few it (non alter he died, declared it as his opinion that his death was oceafioned by the breaking of a Mood 'del in the bead, throe h the dancing already hated.—Verdid.sotLied by the Via. tatit.a.of God. • MAititfiltl. O. be 16th isilt ttatiroriWl6ll4-by thettrr. Juub Chittes, wmispivra,,,c mnfces,.L.4 Royal Lane:dire, w Mars cita)trkle , 44 0 Y)ing. eof movikr. Surolk. At Clatlitchurcla, Haropistre. John Lewis Francis Coto Deface etencla an, pod a Knight of Malta, to Mrs am mo , m a to& 11. umati, of &woo. near.ehriftehurch. Qn kitintdosymt. at Ulanyttood Chorch, Colin Denial, Efg, to Pro *v444 cidefi.diutbwr of Mr. Aldetztan Bo dell At io IrtiolC, Inackrdek, near Pnialin, 1). 0. Plaherty, rietan 3atti rigiraestt, to Miff GTIIIIOI. Ciiitit &ugly*, of Captatta Geares, sth foot. Oithe tgth itlia;a, at Kiribridge. ifie of Man, James Bennet, Eft of Broughton. Lanesfhire, to Mrs Shannon, stra,ka u u ut at , dire Sbjmngn, Efei. and danghter Tellit, IN. of Eta. !In(/' tic faalt 111.114 one of the Hon. Manbcrs of she H o v e At fit . geephea' a Chords. Exeter, Mr Partridge, wooll•mmanp gadturar, to MI6 Ntances 'flarner Tcarnian. fourth daughter of the kite Mr. 11.Trevsnien, of that city, printer. At St. Sidwas, Futter, Mr. George Weltlakr. fro of Mr. At. dermao Weglake, to Mifs Cunning, daughter ut Cunning, Lately, at his boufe at Upper *outing. Id H.ty, lig. a Cr..al man WO known to the public as bowing had . r umber of pdt, way extcnOwe coutraas 1104 GoTernincht, in ti.c 11111 ace of which tie acquitted Mudd' much to inn, and with the grealdt honour and credit to himfeit. ti. ptalttivi it benevolent bean, and hi, Ids will be ((eddy left by his famil y, and numerous circle of acquaint:sum. bal the aid latent, much regretted by a numerous eircly d Mends and aequaintanec, in the 3 oth year of his age, valid Gam; A.M. Afternoon Preacher at St. Saviour's, Southwark , as years: friend Tram Curate pf St blatant, Lontlati•bridge, and Chap's* to tk . e.Southrepit Volunteers. At Orisilek.U, near internefs,on the t kth Irritant , Jaws Wq6 Efq. Fort Major of Fort George. ' At Aberdeen, fame diy, Peter Mullis, Efq. On the 19th indent, 'lit the Uth year 01 Id' ate, noun Daly, Efq. of Cloucha, county Galway. At Heonmtpti, the infant fon of Thomas Maxwell Adams, Efq. At his feat at Clerk Hill, Laucahare, Sir japics Whalley Sairtsa Gardiner, hart. Latdy, in the adtbbourhomi of Truro. Mrs. Itsrledoo, mita el the late Mr. Incloluo, furgeon, of St. Keyeallt, iu Cornwall, and mother of the celebrated SiNga. At &hammy, on die id lift. In the 7oth year of her age, Ku Tell.con, read of the late Dotialsll4•Lcari of Achstcnny. NOCE OE HOP§liffTWisouGOliti. Bap sl tan to 71 76 Pocket, Li - ?mut or it; klay,..per Load, Neer Onto 'UMW, I•WCWAVIS ag . but Ofroa h the duMbe ' X' Mir tee pltldt Nam= el vies; No more &rife, to 20when Shall inot chafe 'the dun Parma; thentlme OTt Ressli 'die but The field no mare Mor ythh tfty barn Ito fun It . thMe tee I . t ileatiliartifik, ' • '• farer htencoraAosis TRIALS 117 • , Mary slew. pi, Z 4 bavinerken foul bad on a former 11 Vraifsinitntal mtT 11fRpiroi' May golitolthe 7 ponfet; ult. olio proved th on her perifori Ike iheie threihtekt an sitios eFpktvl.-:- in whofe fiesta( tb IfieelUneclierktter tit did othostssi of ellnrink - dut .•cillsa *am m dite ontwithliainitok the PeMsentig;4y. Ala* 4/44roe, lbtfot';'indl&d . for by ho Cobalt' to of an affidavit, alle, teeny nialtita Ida bad been out of i I weft afo on Ciro, to herfelf Or the t there difadvantage ed of the hardlitip 1 twit her toisail. 354 • for poliponibg her Th• b couma • ly a Bailable ofien • to ufe bit ovn die , the cent/tin'. Ftel it was popper to 1 4 fore, flue the hills her recognizance, legal and. diforderl ' (laud mail. the down the Oslo of -able offences ind t that in all tales of the prefent charge • , 'bowl of bad lime, , • ble power of vat ; 61 co to 71 tie OT lI*T AMU STAAW Itl sxrrprieup. 31. to,. to 4L 1011 21. Cc to 3 1. 154 Clover - -• 31. ass. to diva New Ditto - 3L os. to 31. is. Straw, - . , sl, os. to 31. os NEW 034 j. MMULLPT, ..A9gagt 23. Skips at Market. Ships ilold. Priem 3i Newcallie Coati 29 41s. 3d Sat. od. 3 Sunderland . - 3 43. 64 44* 94 , I Stone Coal COMM MI EXCHANGE. ,_ . • ikralterdatn pO7 UE Cadiz -- pap I Naples Do. at h t 33 i o Ditto 33} eit: Genoa 1 lkotterd, 11 17 2 Ur. Midtid pap Ltabon Hambuript Is tll VC Ditto 3 4 tlf. I Oporto 61 Um& ss 6 s WC Bilbao 34 Cf. Dublin asi Paths dsrs4ate 35 12 /iv. Lamborn so Cork 14 Pfris - s 6 o 2 UL VcOloc 6s livers Pie* tftedti” &artisans 26 a ditto per tl. fterling. Asia air the Bank of 4slland j 4 per Cent. 1.11 HIGH WAT*A AT =:a NDOICRRIDGR TO •MORRO ' - - - s 9 Damson atter s • , 3S aisle lair A CERTAIN CI RN FOR CORNS _ IfeALLDILE GPAMAN CC RN-PLAISTER. 'rift ritOPRIETOR of this molt excellent -IL REMEDY is fo certain of Its Efficacy having never failed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Ca*. root and branch, TO RETURN TEE NO VET. And he begs Ipso to add, th* it lip Or advantage of the flambe:Waled". redoes Ointments, Salves, Re. as many Modred, of 4144 pet! foes an tally, among wham are force elf the fitft charade** this kingdom. Sold Wheleible and Retail by T.Axtell. No. t, Floch-lane, neat the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr, Day, No. 7. Tailibxt. Brat ; ME. Willett, No. 39, St. pied's-Rivet; Mr. Hader. No: at, Pali-Mall; Mr. Wat, No. 324, Holborn; and Jewell and Co . No. Ise, Oxford-Meet. M Briftel, by Mr. Mien and Mr. Sheppard, Boakfellera Bath, By Hazard, bookie*. and Wrigkt, perfumer. Ednbergh, by Barter, Sopa Bridge. Ponies and Gofpnrt , Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mt. Gore, printer,and Mr.jimes,bookfelite. Portfaionth, Mr. Motley. bookftdier. Mid by molt of the Valetas of Medicines in England. For FEVERS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, RHEUMA. TISMS, the YELLOW .FF,VER, ST. ANTHONY's F RI, and for INki.AMMAT/ONS of, the LUNGS, BOWELS, BLADDER, Re. DR. JAMES . ' POWDER. -'HIS MEDICINE, - which is fo fuperior to all others in eliscaey, certainty, and fafety, ihoutd ever be given OA the Brit attack of the Difordet ; for, if it be not fulficknt of dell' to efea. a ewe (as in intermittent and putrid Fevers), it is allowed to be the belt Preparative for, and esseirsitint with, tb• Bark and other remedies, whit ft the Symptoms require. But as the genuine Powder bas been often known to refture the Patient, at ter its falialtutes, and every other febrifuge, have failed, it ought to be tried eseu in the laltcrtrawity. Greq benefits have been derived from the Powder,* di*dcri the ht beyond the reach of medial*, setup Mimi miry night as an Aistr.-tive; and, from the (needs of the ReeeteM Mr. Sittileton Hat ppr, of Dublitl, there is reihin to believe that it may prove a Remedy in the lir tlroaephalus,or Water is the Brain. Sold only by F Nevrbay and Snail ald• 4.5, St. Paul's Chareti• yard (tow:doors from Cheop fi de) London ; and at Dr. jaiaq's late bourc, in Brutal Itrect, in pc4ets, price 2s. 9d each, duty included; or in bottles, containing tweNa packets, price 2µ at made op fie the Army and NaOy. LB. None can be genii* . eh* have rpyt tbq words c F. New ItotlT, No- Q. St. i'aors:cnvcJ ia Ali pt p. RAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, had We itetilied by the melt coatidetehle !mak-a is that bnoi t►u ht t-raPer to Weds I tradt that I hove sot more ndi• . mg time than tlpsfe who, in the eittenfive field of the . are ocealkwally I:nine:fog In iincerepintj. Sod mewls always attain that Needs width is sometted by oonceneradeg old hatedeifttutlpower to =eclat of. direidere 'The ittftirtl rcpigsgury at peculiarly &Reding, far they b2ni:ith Siam a tub of contnenitardlYstptina, sod, by a 6- pof all vital energy, =Mentz iddf becomes unbitten:4,w Whether dry atilt from the p;sism.e ang allaraPre, taaolaturtiF dvst hada fehoid -boys, or =diastases, ► of aututity, they to-, quire the Mon aMltteus pry , ;(tional Oci I; but by the *Orme( of uneducated meth the fymptona are aggravated, and the coat; tattoo is dedroyed. . Asa PAIIIVIER of the RAW. COLMAN( SUItOSOW* I ground On pretestass on regularity of educexion; and pudeift , :tf every privilege to yr-oboe. I feel myfelf entidid to that curdle-tea' with which I have hitherto been (*Moray honoured. Its din erft (mahatma of local weshoc% early appliptios prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; bet Acre the fyr few, irons a coa , dlu.laefe of the unmanlin4s of the dee wt ita canted his misfortune, is fearful of the concept or andure of hit . family phyllcian anti brom6 over his infirmity with eared coo-, ambient, it and be fattest:tory for /dm to be Anted not cat, DT capability of treatment hot alfo of the we* , • And in recent Ventral Causpiaipts it is hk to prev ic :76l. danger or Wier& ;in the mod plicate cater it is the acquire ment of exelneve els/dente in Me line to tired a Wel anal& and teed, re-elbanetedit: t ucet use savantage of this eeporkene to of Abe fez who . are whLehia watt any hind of DS.V...ITY, of an; imports of 711 4 1 - lblbECTlOhl. and in dl cafes the terms of rem tuxedos are hated sv the tint interview. Paa:tatata the rraintet are expe6twl to 'Weide a Bank soft, ilaa are intuited to ipsdfp their age act m'orter of "dot 164141 - .11 Mule. Mamba of the Itc7sl Cu,lege of Sugar. 1" London. A..... 4 1 A p.a.* 110- ,, 'remote '4O '4)14/Ati aud4bfaca by 114.y.fr.4: ;LEN at C4o tertnity-place, I arnbabl. state tro t ; gy ‘ rttta. Ni. Cut/- Mixt. Vibtithediifo at tbe brag %Mr, 'ha ;It laar: