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Court was "That rn addition te the imprifonment which the Defendant has already fuffered, which is from Lail Term, he be imprifoned in Newgate for one year, and, that in that time, he be fet in and upon the pillory in the open flreet in the Hay market, for one hour, between the hours of twelve at noon and two in the afternoon." PROTHEACE 2f. JONI!, IIFACH OF pi:otitis OF MARRIAGE% Mr. LAW Dated, that this was an ation brought by his client, a young lady of the age of 213 years, again( the Defendant, who was a methodiff preacher, a publican, and a . finaer, and, who, at 6o years of age, had engaged the affection of his client, and by his letters repeatedly had promifed }ter marriage. This was in the year 1799: in the fpring of the year :Soo, he had made a tour into Denbighfitire, in order to vifit his Rock; and while there had written to Mils Protheroe, Rating his determination, on his return, to make her bone of his lone; but when he did return, he found an cr eate, laying, that being in debt, one of his hard hearted creditors had declared, that if he married his " Dear Winifred," he would cattle hilts to be arreffed ; and that on this account, and not being able to get fa much money for tome houfes that he had, of he fold them now as he otherwife would ig peaceable times, he mol decline entering into the holy Date. This, Paid Mr. Law, was only a cloak so cover his hypocrify, for Coon after he uni ted himfelf to a lady who bad morefiaiential rea rms fee making the Rate of. matrimony defirable. *eying: . toad. to her fortune; whereas his client was without that temptation. Immediately on being acepfed of this direlitlion of his word, he wrote to her, laying " that he had been induced to do it, from what he had been commanded to do by Goa and his people." In confequence of this, Mils Protheroe was obliged to have recourfe to a Jury to give that reparation which his per. fuiy demanded. It was true, that the had anus*, titnately, prior to her acquaintapce with the Deo feadant, been reduced from the paths of virtue 0 but in .only that one int:lance had The deviated— bat coadua was perfect and chaDe ever fence. He therefore truffed the Jury would read a Wins co, this hypocritical Ddendant, that he should with impunity trifle with the peace of an uniligl petting female. The letten were then read ; they weienlkwrit ten in the Welch language, and, on being wan prated, afforded much entertainment to the Clost.l The letter (roan the Defendant, concluded with bidding her farewell! fferewel I! farewell! Mr. ERIMNI (poke in mitigation of damages; , he raid, that the Plaintiff could do no better than feftwell, now that the bad got rid of him, as much dependence could not be pieced on his ward who gold thus break it. and to a female. The Jury, bowever, who were in poffefEon of ail the circum fiances of the cafe,,and knew that The was not a Zgtvie/ previous to her acquaintance with the rlant, wouhi, be trailed, not give heavy daT e le_l• after - for - ' two hours, re- jury,- ratirbts_ near tyrned, with a verclid for the Plaint Pik Pounds. `POLICS, I , web !TSAR Ina. Bow-srasax.—The following extraordinary circumftances refpelling this rpecies of depredation were yefterday related in evidence again& jaw Sdigssad and nosier Polka, who were brought be fore R. FORD and T. Roil ?riot, F.fqrs. on furpi. elm of having ftolen and killed a great number of dogs for the fake of their fkins. Robert Townfend, one of the patrole, raid, that having received information that a number of flolen dogs were concealed in the prifoner Sell wood's bottle, near the back of the Philanthropic Society, St. George's Fields, he went there yefter day morning, and in a back room found about so careafts of dogs, and without their &ins, piled one on another, and under the floor of the fame room and that adjoining, many more, the ground hiv ing been dug up to receive them, and molt of them were in a (fate of putridity, fo that the (Ranch was ABA beyond bearing: thofe in the back room appeared to have been lately killed, by being beat on the head, as all their fenUs were broken ; and in the back room he found the hammer now pro sliced, which no doubt had been ufed for the pur port, as it was covered with blood and dog's hair; that in the front room he found the prifoners, whom he Wok into callody. William Bagfhaw, of Earl-flreet. London-road, eligiorad, that on the lath of December lad, he loft a pug bitch, and vittielt he had every reafon to be-. here was (Wien frarn him; that onhearing ycßer day morning of a number of dead dogs being found in the prifoner Sellwood's houfe, he went there, and among the carcafes difcovered that of his pug bitch, which be was enabled to;wear to from a particular mark in its. mouth, and being with pup at the time. The prisoner Sellwood is an old woman, Patten is a boy ; neither of them having any thing fads. factory to urge in their defence, were committed for ranker examination. In the courfe of the examination it appeared that ' it was a common mode among the dog-Realcrs, to take (mall honks for the purpofe of carrying on thii abominable trade, and when they had collect ed as many careares as they could bury, and the honk would contain, then to abfcond without pay ing any rent ; a circumftance of this nature having happened a fhort time fine at a houfe in Webber row, St. George's Fields, where the neighbours were Arca poifimed by the Ranch. During the time the prifoners were at the bar, a man came to give them a character, when three Jogs in the officeimmediately fondled about him ; and had they not been prevented would have fol lowed him away, from which, and his appearance altogether, there was every melon to fuppofe he • was one of the gang. Mr. FORD therefore ordered him out of the Ace, or ht thould be taken into cuflody as a party coet coxed. At the Effcx Seffions nine bills of indifttnents were found againft butchers in the vicinity of Loudon for foreftalling Rumford Market. '. • IRELAND. 151113L1N, JANUARY 14. There bail:teen for many years a prailice in Ire land of paying one year within the other, fo that a year's, or at leall half a year's 'rent always lies in the tenant's band—now &rely there never can be a better opportunity of wiping off this arrear than the prefent—and if landed gentlemen will infill on the farmers immediately paying up the back rent, as it is called, they will render fervice both to them (elves and the public—they themfelves will receive their rent, and the farmer who has not money laid by mull bring corn to market to raife it, nor can he complain of bardibip, as his prices and gains were never fo higb - at any former period. By a Gentleman, who is a moll perfea judge of the &Ned, and whore bufinefs for many years has obliged him to traverfe this kingdom in every di reaton, we are informed, that lie never raw Inch. plentiful haggards, nor ftich quantities of corn dived in the country, as there are at this moment; but that from the vail thins received by the farmers Jail year, they are enabled to hold their corn back in expedlation of similar prices this year. Their crime will produce its own puniflunent ; for, from the extenfive orders given to import foreign corn, there-xan be no doubt that prices will fall exceed. ingly here, as they are already beginning to do in London. . Tuefday morning a foldicr, one of a gmrd placed on board the Carolina Matilda of Mo(s, arrived two days fence from Bourdeaux, !wing intoxicated with brandy &sod in the ma fler's lockers, fell over board in Poolbeg, and was unfortneately drowned: COURT OP RlNG's BENCH, DUALIN, JAN. 23. The ATTORNEY Gamma: moved the Court on an affidavit made. by Peter Bayly, Efq. Secretary to the Grand Jury for the County of Dublin, (worn for the purpofe of pi ocuring an order to be made to compel Charles Wifdom, an Attorney of the Court, either to lodge in Court or return to him the feveral books and documents belonging to the office of Secretary, which were always - lodged with Mr. Bayly, and which ought to be continued with him. Mr. Attorney General Rated that the &cum : Rance: which produced the grounds of this application were very extraordinary indeed. It was Rated by the affidavit that Mr. Bayly had filled the office of Secretary to the Term Grand Jury of the County of Dublin, for upwards of 24 years, during which period he had concluded' hirnfelf with honour and integrity—a fait Mr. Attorney General raid, with which the Court pas judicially acquainted. In the lantern) it alto appeared by the affidavit that Mr. Bayly was lying dangeroufly ill, in fo much that it being nee..:•ary he fhould make an affidavit, one of the learned Judges (Mr. Janice DAY) attended him at his honfe, in order td take fuck affidavit.—The affidavit further Rated that the regular bufinefs of the Jury was con dated by Mr. Thrmas Flood, alto an Attorney of the Court, in the abfence of Mr. Bayly, Noma general fatisfaftion to the pry. Mr. had been many years affiftant to Mr. Bay ', in that office—and he alto (wore, in another ;affidavit, that he attended as nfual. The A {davit went on further to Rate, that after the grand Jury had paned all their prefentments, at Which Mr. Flood attended for Mr. Bayly, and after they had been difcharged by the Court, Mr. Henry Baker, an Attorney of the COntt,*and one of the then Gaand Jury, and Mr. John Garnet, who had been High Sheriff of the county Dublin, and to whom Mr. Wifdom had been Sub-Sheriff, went back to the Jury-room--took the Jury book; and entered a rule cfifcharging Mr. Bayly from his office as Secretary, and entered the name of Mr. W ifdom, who afterwards called on Mr. Flood to deliver to him the bcioks and records of the pro ceeding.: of the Grand Juries, which were accord ingly given up. The Court deGred Mr. Baker and Mr. Virifdota to be called. Mr. Wifdom appeared. Cats; JUSTICE. Have you - heard the affidavit Mr. Attorney General has Rated Mr. Wifdom. I have not, my Lord. CHM! JUSTICE. It is Rated that you have the books of the County Term Grand Jory..!—Mr. dom. I have, my Lord--they are in the jitry ream. CHIEF Jusrtca. In what charatterhave you the books i—Mr. Wifdom. The Grand Jury appointed me to be Secretary, and handed them over to me. Mr. JUniCC DOWNES. Do you claim to be at. eretary ?--Mr. Wifjoin. Yes, my Led, tinder the Grand Jury's appointment. Crtsae lusrice. Mr. Attorney, you have Rated a cafe which is of fo very infamous and abomina ble a nature, that it muR not be paired over in ()fence, but mull be put into a Rate of enquiry. What are the names of the perfons that were con cerned f—Mention them, and cake a cabditioihd role for an attachment.—Mr. Arroasav Os *: SAL. They are John Garnet and Henry Biker, Efquires. Con): jusrice. Take a conditional order for an attachment againfl them both—and let Mr. Wifdom anfwer the affidavits. ICILMAINHAM SESSIONS, JANUARY ty. 11:atufe extremely intereUig to the rights married ladies, was Mental in the profecutioant Elisabeth Quinn *gala Rob. (ting, her hufband, for &Sault and battery. After muclvargument sit the cafe, the Chairman Rrenuoufly recommended to the profecutrix to knit amicably with her huf band, and return to her family. The Connie for the defendant, to induce Etch cornprornife, offered.. on the part of their client, to fettle on her 3001. in cafe fhe fhould furvive her hnfband, and enter into fecurity of wool. never more to moleft her, on returning to the losing and penitent affeltions of her tender bufband. The lady modeftly alledged the rifle of her life in cohabiting with him; and her Cnunfel tendered a propofal of a feparate main tenance, as the condition of dropping the profecu tion.—The trial was then adjourned, fine dt, to confider of the terms of accommodation—in the meanwhile the lady remains under proper protec tion. to fecnre her fafery. Court adjourned to the t3th February. The afillacd with Rheum/tams, Schartee4SuMbago. Head ach, Numbnefs, Palley, Flatuleach:J. aid Palm of the Sto machovlll find an effeduZ remedy in WHITENS/IEO'S ESSENCE of MOSTAllb,lab has frt quently (accorded In cafes that had Dallied every other method, and under circumitaneesthat ' precluded every mediation of raid from the mear.s ufually prefaibed. It is prepand in Pill, and alto in a fluid Rate.— The Pills are an excellcnr Stomachic, particularly krviceable in Fiatulcucks and Incligeßion ; and by their Notary mode of operation,.(infentible perfpiration) they.modlialty undennine the molt obttinate Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the fame time invigorate the debilitated confiltution. The Fluid Effenee le a remarkably active embrozation, necelfarily ufed with the Pills; and as it generally excites a tinging fenfation, even in the deepelt felted mirk', it removes the cattle of pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the pact. Bp ebja means, the fever& Sprains and Druifes, old Strains and Re'. ;mations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In ner vous Head-achs, It affords inltantanecen Mid/ and by the figgeltion of (creek Ladies of diltietion, Ma Jonerrom pre pares it, foe the acetunmodation of the anew, equally grate ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters; in this Rate It can only be had at his bode, No. Is, Greek.ftreet. Soho, toneless, In larger Reed bottles, at Ira 6d. eseh.—Tha genitive is diftin gaited from counterfeits by the King's Pasest, and the ligna tare of It. Ion:tarotoo the labic of es& Mit ft bottle. It may be had, at as. csd. each, of every repiluMp Meditine Ven— der in the three kingdoms, Weft Indies, aml America. To prevent emarterfeit isopofition, the diftlngtellhing marha of the genuine are neccitary to be attended so. Late/y, in Leaden, Mr. Thomas COINS, of Savage-gardens, merchant, ran of Chrillopher Court, Efq. to Mira Prances Pig gies, fecund daughter of Mr. Robert Piggies, of Liverpool. BIRTH A few days ago, the Lady of Hush Cudahy), Efq. of Alb. grove, of a fon sad liar. Atigonyninile, Lady Grant, of Monywnk. of a daughter. At Thandand, comity Clare, the Lay of Sir Edw. O'Brien, Bart. of a Dm and Itch. MARRIED. Thuirchty lad, Thomas Wright, ,Efq. of Nicholudine, to Mifs Preftott, of Mile.:-lane. The Rev. W. M. Heald, of Birds& to Mifs Greenwood, of Deveiberry Mids. At Aiontrofc, tel the i6tk in& Patrick Scrynsfoore, Efq. of Teeing, to MK. Coitus, daughter of the detested Jas. Coutts, Bk. of Hallgreen. At St. Giles's, Cripplegare, Wlffiam Hanifin, Efq. of Bridge. watar-fquare, to MI6 Ohlfoo, of St. Mary4a-Bonne . In Cork, Luke White, of the City of Dublin, Efq. to Mifs Fortcfeue, daughter of Henry Fortelcue, Efq. On the z pth indent, at Manchefter, Thomas Williams, Efq. Cornet in the 4th or 4'..een's own Light Dragoons, to Mifs Elisabeth Livefey, of Broughton. Tkurfday, at Liverpool, Mr. Matthias Kirk, merchant, of Mancheßer, to Mifs Ann Sykes, daughter of the late Mr. John I Si: : of Gateacre. uefday, Mr. George Bell, of Crotched Friars, whammy tO Mlfs Coward, of Bristol-Caufeway. Thad* laft, the Rev. Thomas Canyon, Fellow of Pem broke College, Cambridge, to Mite Scackhook, daughter of Stackhoak, Sq. of Trehane. Coltman. Mr. Spilibury, of Solso.fmtare, to Mats E. Orb" of Win chess, Suffer,. LA week, tho Rev. S. Clift, at Mgrborongh, to Mid Rafe, Spam.of Onrdoefdo. p lad, Mr. °emir Ward, of Patemadtenrow, to Ms Ann dampfon, of Bruton, Sonterfetildre hirEDIC.II4II ACT. At die dell Isfs!Wide for Dr. James's Powder Nd. I 'Si Pad's Chrreb-ystdol few doers irons the Corner df 9e following MEDICINES are fold, at ate . Wien swigged, imitative of the Stamp Dmiesiinpofed by this AA; bet se additioasl charge has bow weir ugowDr. ' lonises Powder; which Is eintiatted at the original price el 24.64. pow peal. It way alto be bad at 4s. per down tor be agoistlty of a dozen packets in one bottle, for t L as. 6d. duty ncluded, W Wit the Public are no (offerers. But in eider to facilitate the operation, and to lefen 'the boo ths. d this AB, which would in a grew sneafure have proved a tai epee benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any whoa pureliaing half a dozen or more, free from the expense 'fillet Strews. s. A r. De James Powder s 6 Dr. Steers's °paladin s 6 - Analeptic Pills 4 6 - Osswilless 011 s 6 Cattle Powder s 6 - Petillgrie Lo- Dr. Hooper's Pills a t f senses Dr. Aullin's Chalybeate Cala rdil& s 1 9 Pins 4 0 Mew _ elf _ 9 . Sary's BlBenslillle s o 3 _egli/13901Igilg MAY Canninadve 1 9 s 9 Tickers Aitherial Spirit 3 6 Oides Shp& 3 6 OrtenooglesTindures t t IngSs's Swig g o - Toin Lounges t t t Orson Mr.flpesoe's Deetrifiee 4 o Notion s o Freshet Tisane* *Mark 3 6 Spiaglife g • linzlhares ditto a 6 Spesibillin 111 Rae& are s 9 Dr.Sakider'sTili 's g Osplmlic Snuff o y Joneeslibewiek Tineure, 3s. 6d. AM. dot Clessime Arrilkidade lately imported, and well of the wiser Preggleiwy hdolgebei la repute. Orders for expo/- mdse . ?". taggiraiwitiost Raged as bebre this A& 11 - A*l**Violfinig ..4:..: llo fialiffgreatus and maenads, millebe the haft r: 111;WIIBILT, the Proprietor, iss Wider the aridity of po ' itelleg ow, that it hat the Lett End of St. Pasnoweedt to Omiplide, and that it has a great white lbse cool front, withAisiewWds infedised : Tat 01111, wmatipsa Iva Ihr-Jamas'e rewpm • WAR AYLESBURY, ttUCE.S. AAA. CHRISTIE begs to inform O.: , Po!,:•,• that one of the Metes advertifed for Sale in Fehru t; nest; near Aylefbety, county of !Wks, contiftior of ,h,• Manor, comp.:fin the whop , Pariah of grotodoo, es; ert th ; Lee Weods,is dirpoledof by Private Contrset ; there err/ remains for Salt the MANORS of IifINTHAM, WICK, ELAGROVE, and IREEMASTOii, comp e ifi r , Eight capital Grarime and Dairy farms. with suitable %a Inv, and about One Thonfand Four Hundred Acres of et,- touuncn tieh Land o entirely compa&, and principally Tri m Fret Alfa the PERPETUAL ADVO WSON t,f thr RECTORY of FREEMASTON, of the Annual Value of goat One Hun. dyed and Eighty Pounds, fubje to the Life of the pr.f an In cumbent, aged about Sixty Yews. Together with a Cap a l Wood, called L E E WOOD, contain* r7a Acres. And fosse time In MARCH net will afro be • SOLD BY' AUCTION. At his Great Room In Pan-Mall, Is LOTS. The extenfive MANOR of WEEDOI4, with the Arc' s• Matifitm, called LILLiES, with Garden. Haunt's old Inclofure, ihd near ni 'Modred Acres in WeEion Fide. A bill is applied for *idyll he obtained, previous to the We, la inClqfm; the fame. r. Ctußisrtt is ImpoWered to receive proporals for the w h o s e , o r a ny port, by private contrail, any time previous us the rod of February; and what is not difpofed of by that time, win be pereniptarily (old th the heft bidder On Therfda r with of F to o ebruary; and Motel Oireleydars of the si g; 44 wts may be had littera dm pineipig!loi7.... in Pv/-*: FER COUGHS, HOARSENEIIaha, oe. MR. GREENOUGH's .LOZENGES of TOLU, which contain all the kftcoing and haling vir tues df she nealebrayal "ALUM of TOLU; and are the plea. fanteft sod omit dreanal remedy of the kind in all Cough. Hawke -Wm, Sore Throes, and DeSuzions on the Lurgs, healingthe Rawnefs and Sorenefs of the Brealt, and Wordier great relief in Shirtuefs of breath, and to Aflhowk sad Ccaifinnptive doneptaints: they do :»t cloy the Itomtal, b et rather create an appetite. But as the great beoant to be deriv ed from them can only be focured, by having them Genuine, the public are requefted to °Verve, that R. HAY svx a*. No. to, Ludgate HAI, is piloted as the ataiap, as all ethers 'retail/1* terfaits. Tbefe Lozenges are prepuresi and fold by R. Haror,rd (fee. carer to T. Greenough, ilk rime), Ile. re, Ludgate ; and fold by F. Newhery, 44 . 0 . IS, St. Paul's Church Yard; Bayley and Bleary Cockfpuptireet ; Jelioult and Co. rso, Ox. ford-ftreee; J. Ward, gee, Holborn; and Wm. Clark, Up, Etwough, Loudon. Price se, ii4l.llac Des. VENEEkath COMPLAiNTS. D. ARNOLD's PILLS fo well known all over Europe for their faperior efficacy and peculiar skirl ed% hi when,. oradeoting every degree of the Venereul Dir. cafe without the teal} trouble or confinement. The Public may be affured this excellattMeciielec ii perfectly congenial to the oallikkidom .Id mailikate remarked their heiltia hearg beta slid impels* in other eerie.** after its de. Printed diredions, aped by Dr. Arnold, are Melded with each but which will enable all perfons to cure thendelves without the knowledge of any one. Prepared by Dr. Arvid, at Witedtane, Misidlefer ; fold in Lomb* by Mr. AstA, No. I. Pinch:lane Conti:ill ; Mr. Ward. at his Patent Medicine Warddufs, ilo. 314, bilabuta. &M t oppofite Gray's Inn Gate; and Mr. ,at his Patent Me a Wareboafe, y6,o.forldreet, dist Pali:been. Sold alto by the following ~ Hazard, Bath; =o r ed Sheppard. Erdal ; Mottley, Nadea deru:eh ; Collins • Harrop and Thom:Prom Maneke ; Jones and Gore, Liverpool ; lkulkeley and Poole, Chair; 'Pearroa atal Intim Illemisglam; Steredbn and Robbards,Nartrick; Forf rnii,lL.prwich ; Galas, Sheffield ; lffinns, Leeds ; Peck, York; Hull; Humble, Neweaitle ; Mandondd, jeodict. Ghdsw; Sdw. Apedreeary, Effinba.l%; .ad ity roe moos table Einkrdkr in Fp 4 Towns in England, Price 211. OIL add St. sd.a box, 'IMO , Included, Where may ha had Arnold's Norton kallicephe Dropc. A .B.EMARICIBLE • CASE. MS. TAYLOita..oolin g -Gltis 144aufa 8 ory. No. 44, Homosidtquare, was afflieled for 13 years-with a femme Itheuinatifin, and an Oldtruftion in the Womb, chi& mired her the molt excruciating pains; the applied to fevers! badman Phyliciali, but am* reedised any benefit. In this Omaha:idle had netsurf* to Dr. BRODUM'S Betanisallyrup and Nervous Cordial. end by only taking five bottles was ptrfedly cured, and has, *titillimellt of the dEleted, requefted Dr. IitOOUN to Obi& bar alfe, and will V i e any perfon Anther latiefedioc tube is deforms of being informed. Witnefe her hand, this sth day of November, ace. SARAH TAYLOR. Withers to the above, ANN BROWN, Butcher, 54, Shoralitek. JOHN HOGWOOD, late firm* to Mr. V. &loofa°, of the Role Inn, Sittlngboarn, was for a length of time molt intole rably *aided with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proached to paralytic, to runt; a degree as to deprive him of the aMbe, with rendered him incapable of walk ing arfillswinghlaßdielfsriti this debilitated Rata he applied to feveral ot Nomad minima of the Faculty witheut ecpai. Caning the haft ihatiow of benefit ; but by being itrengly re. commended by feveral of his Mends to Dr. Broduees Nervous Cordial, purehafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfdler, bourn, is now glesfailtly reftored to his former health and vi. gour,ls temb46 ha follow his buftiters as %dual without feeling the knit Iytnptaysa of-the above complaint, and is now CO de!. man to Met ch: Barton, 'proprietor of the Sittinghoura coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. WitneEes to the -above Curs—Mr. V. SIMPSON, Mailer of the Role Inn, Sittinsbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD, Bookfeller. Mr. J. GOODENOUGH, Taylor ' near the Old ChM. ge, was Slimed for a lon g time with a &whole Complaint in hie rum. which was a great hindrance to hint his beifinefs, and for which be had recourfe to Cenral Mc H ciues, without receiving any benefit ; but by taking a few bot tles of Du'. Brodont's Bowled Syrup, was cured In a that time. Any perfon waking to have further information con 'cretins the fild.caue, may, by applying as above, receive a im tisfaetury account. The BOYAI4ICAL SYRUP soul :NERVOUS CORDIAL to be led at the Oodlor's houfe, Nu. st, Albion-Er:et, (even doors from the Leietian Marcum. illackfrises Bridge, in Bottles at ass. ud dd. and sa. 64. olio In Bath, Crottwell, Exeter, Truman and Sou. *HMI. Sheppard, Gefport, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glafgow, Barter. Birmingham, Swlancy, Ipfivic.h, • Middleditch, Bedford, Smith, tile of Wight, Albin, •Blandford, SWII2IOII, Irwine, A. 'Young, merchant. 'Nary St. Edmund's Dingle, Leeds, Bins, .uad Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gee, I.eicdter, Sodden, Canterbury, Briftow, Lewes, Elliot, QM's. joule. Maneheiter, 1.3 rich, Chatham, Edam-ingests, Margate, Silver, Qbekneford. Mow and Gls. Newbury, Puller, Chalker. Poole aid fleet, Newtaftie, Walker, 'Ohichelter. Pidligtem Northampton, Dicey and C.o. Diellthl= 6 :4-Co, Nottingham Butler :dui C 6. Durham, • Norwich, Nottingham , nod Deal, Rafe, Oxford, J Dover, Neales, Plymouth, tetalitem Devises, Broughton, Pentane* Haft Dalty, Drewry, • =red, mid Oh ElMlnigh, Baxter. Bray, Meffrs. Hufband. libsewfbury, Edclawm, &der, and Co. IMadrimpton, Baker, Mr. R. Scott, dreg. Python, &Nina, Meflre. Davidfon k . Pegley, Mr. A. Barry, Muck Olidwin, el/stk.& eadingry, and by molt Bookfdlims' and Modiefue-randert In the arm kingdoms. A sae. hedge headily lord to Eve (atoll Ones, LMMIPIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIII///0/4407 JOHN DA-Mil l i * ritst, liusampeteme)*lbi _Staa4Paniyivem-laartca, No. I. I amid puP,&-d by MEL KENT, (a Car taratottb), at Na, t, •ftrty-ittest, awl at WI Si , inc e, TOW.6.Bir ;t , wtdch Moe all ommrittulli' l Pim r Jir the EDITS& an Imo: r:ted to be 'Mattel YI.PSEURY, tstrera E begs to inform Pu!)l',. Ratty ailnertifed for S a l e in Febru the county of bucks, cont . :flint of the whoi , Para of Ctrartadoo. eteep t if b y private Conerna; ;tad tboxe new lANORIi of HTINTHAM, HARL. . and lILEEMASfOii, compeifi rr ad Dairy farms. with (unable Rape t001 . ..1ad Four Hundred Acre of at. witty camped, and principally Tythe SL ADVO WSON t,f the RFCTORY the Annu...l Value of about One Htla• ti fubjed to the Life of the pr, fan ht. at Years. Tetether with a Capltal op, containing t 77 Acme. In MARCH mat wilt ako be • BY Atlello3l, rat Room In PaR-Mall, fla LOTS, nt, of WEEDON, with the Arc: ~ f.s, with Garden, Slut's lehandred Acres in Weeion 16e obtained, previous to the fale, far powered to receive propofals for the ntvate ernitraO, any time pervious* rad whet de net difpofed of by that time, tb 'the heft bidder on ? Murder the piked goitte u t rs of the enf o ld w e ptesed# l lloe7 4l l. - • P Q ":•:' IS, HOARSENEnSho, o.c. OUGH's .LOZENGES of nein all the fufteuing and healing vi r . LLSAM of TOLD; and are the plea. al rowdy of the kind in all Cough . ems, and Deduslona on the Loess, Sarenefs of the Break and affordint ra of Breath, And la Afthmaq t ai d t; they do me cloy the ftom4h, bat Data the trim bean& to be deny- *: tenured by having them Genuine. o obfave, that it. HAY svx a*. No. to, an the Snap, as all ethers are TAU* peed et;3 : cold by R. Hayward (fee. hhe Ho. TO, Ludgate NI; r,4 s. 45, St. Paul's Church Yard; por-ibreet• jeboult and Co. ato, Ox. Holboent; and Wm. Clark, Op, de. 4d:the Des. Ala COMPLAJINTS. it ; PILLS fo well known all Nub 3 8 9 8 3 11-tiATRE-CtOYAI TO-MORROW EVE) 11 their 2llajcities Servants KING King Lear, MI Ear) of Kent, Mr. I Cordate, Mn Wier which (for the ad time) ds, THE VETE The Overture and Made n Dr. Au The Chara Mr. SUITT, Mr. WEWI Mr. BANN!: Atm SpARKS, Mifi STEPH On Monday, Mauro ; and o THEATRE-ROYAL,( • `O -MORROW EVEN will be preferred THE STR. The Suaggcr, h Mrs. Haller, Mn. Afar the a Play, the new RLEQI.7] Or, THE DOMINn On Monday, Riet FORTY-Fl rpr - - SANS 'Sc Er the Antfrority of the Right H r 'O -MORROW EVEN 1 -k• will he prefented at SAI Leieeltakfquare, an Emertsiarnc TH.E CAKE Arrangement of the Re PAL] Rec. Dregs and biz Villa. Sc.ng •Perpetual Youtb. rec. Conjugal tete a fete- - Sane. •Lottery of Viredlork. Rec. A Trial of Patience. I Song. •Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, and Nancy. PART Ree.Th e Captain and the Poet. tiong.•Brother Jack. , Rec . : Sailors._ Song. 'Filial Love. Ric. A veturn of Reafon. Song. The Sweets of Love. Rec. Hon& Caleb. Sm. Grea PART Sung. Highgate Probation. S Rec. The Saracen's Head. Song. °AnotherCup and then. S Rec. Which is t►e way to Windior ? Song. •A Little! . . . . fbe wboie is wrkten, and eompc asid accom pa Mr. DIB Boxes sa—aires 51 Doors to be opened it Seven o) begin at Eight. Pisces for the Boxes to be tal Warchoufe, Lticelter-Place. 14c bad, and of Longman and goes, for Printing by Suisfcripdtas In bdlffhed with forty Pates In aqua BBSERVATIONS, the Refute of whole of England, and a confide Stria of Letters, written to a larf refpeetable Friends, by Mr. Dll Prints and a part of the Pletures at Ltieciter-Place. On Monday, To The Songs in the Cake-Honk had at Mr. Dibdin's Warehoufe. Ssos Scud will continue open Saturdays, during the Seaton. FASHIONABLE PRIVATE TT MR. ALLEN informs h lie, that he has removed I he hat taught there laft Ili years, • divuy for Faihionable Dancing, at Goodman 's Fields. His Academy Town is, and will continue open a Golden-Iquare. At both, I when children, have learned imy very loon, and quite in private, every defcription alp/LIMB illl4Ol Eitra tuitions are made to hall reigners, Navy and Army Officert, ReSdents, and others who can des accomplillunent : they may ramie tuition ; about a fortnight may be I The Pedal H.irp Piano Forte. Bread Sword and Fencing. A fekd Subferipdoo Afraid DR. BUSBY'S MUSIC THE Fri Number of th appearance on Saturday the raining the following variety cd tlillioguilhed talents. rue CONTIENTS of No. I. an I oreign, and partly original Englilb HE NEW FOREIGN MU t. The Overture to the new 0 now performing at Paris wit the title of L'Aminsr days fa. A a. The favourite new Italian Air original words. 3. An Air from the popular mew compofed by Manus., Meng* and of the Confervatory of Itl words. 4. The favourite Air In HATDN' with a twat Tratiflathea. s. and 6. Two new and popular LIVIZAC, with an Ensidix 11. The MUMMA!, PIECES, "',Toted tenklelj for the Work, a enter: 7. A new Moe, for three Voice Con'. _ . it A new Duett, compofcd by D V. and to. Two new Sons•, cool The ()rigout Poetry of the Numt to I);. wm.car, and other Writ :Nave of the Pieces are alto adopt kuirununts. A number of this Work emit rail day of every Month, cuotainin 1 1 quantity and quality to the abs or i , ;inall,aodunif , ,rmly the conspofiti bong MuGclats and Writer.. Poblithett by R. Phillips, No. 7 a....lcirculated throughout the Unitt Percle of a lionkfaices ; and may t).= MoGc.fellers, price Sir. Shillings ;owe to Profeffors. N.B. The (mond and third Nund Piers by Paifiello, Stab*, citairuf Gent foreign Writers. DIED. On Monday, in Great Onnond-ftreet, Major Melt; At Tullman, Ireland, Captain Baldwin, of the Royal UM Artillery. Saturday hit, at Bodmin. Cornwall, 'Mrs. Oatty, of Angel court, Throgmorton-ftreet. Sunday Lait, Richard Welsh; Efq. of Foot's.cray, lent, in the 68th year of his age. On the rah jail. in the Sad year of his age, the Eledtor of Mentz. On the 13th inftant, at Ids honk, in Francis-ftreet, Bedford-, (snare, Wllllato Pestles, Efq. aged p. Tuefda=, aged 70, Mrs. Jane Scott, mother to hit 4 Pratt. of quire. On the 13dt of Nev. lalt, at Kingftoll, Jamaica, Mr. Cain, fon of Mr. 'Thomas Cabs, of Liverpool; aged zE On the Loth taftant, Mr. William Mamas, Of Manckefter. On the tote In& at Aberdeen, in the rah year of his age, l'efr. Andrew Blair, Surveyor of the Cullom; At °largos; on Sunday fennight, Ma. Betide Lae, fpoufc of Mr. George Llarie, maths= Lately at Dan e-Hill, in the county of Oloatefter, Mr. jot Boughton, merchant. On Wells:day, at Myton Hall, in the County of York, the Atl. Sir Martin %Teton, Bart. On the zstb , Chsolotte-fteet, Wm. Galeoigne, Efq. of the Admiralty, aged thirty-eigl. On the till' in*. Mr . David O liphant, one of the Tellers of the Bank of Scotland. At 41afgow on the ilith init. Mn Janet Jamifoa, fpoufe of Greville Ewlmg, Matter of the Col there. The Rev. J. B. Leak; Reiter of Mideast and Nettleitead, la #tddk. At Dennington, the Rev Wm. Wynn; A. B. Curate of the Pads of Dennington and Salted, Suffolk. of • Thdrfaiflalt fiaddenly, the Rev. Mr. Bradley, Redkor C hiollittatt Villanc. • ilnuontE,Delootinte, Om Totfttory, the t3th Ink. MUk ilea lOW* eidett daughter of the Has. David Smyth, of blethven, one alt the Sesitora of the College of Junk; At S co the lea inn. Mr. J Barclay, to of Georges town, IClttrcitatirt. At amides, tht 14th lilt. Jana Nicol, maim, in 'tbe Oath Qt. a ndkaipe. al ul na . Mr. Barclay P3te, machos; and Ma. ate ditta of Leith. ' At ASerdern, January 14.tri the 75th year of her age, M. &Sanaa Walker reliet debt km Mr. William Forbes, late minifter of Fsrd oun.