Star. — London, England, 1801-04-14 00:00:00

SPURTING IA7ELLIGENCE. C.ATTERICK ratin;;E. WIIINTSPA V, Ai' Rtl. 8. Snio'cription ot . lice for Subfcti bcr,, by liorc:s, fr•evcr more than 5.74-...1! one time ; 4 yt‘. t:i c:irry 711. tc11). thin, 5 yrs. old, Illi.—Ntates 31b. cr..o t Alt. Sity:,ll's br.p.t.ting, Co k by toa 3 %Ir. (1 ftua's bac borfe, b; . Ab',ll 4 Sir J. Lawron% b ty mart., I.urd Darlington . ‘ bay br,rlc,l-I.tlhalari . 2 dr - z to t nn Mr. L:rorypro w n'., Same day, the Hunters swecpitakes of sgs. each, two miles. — Rode by Gentlemen. Mr. Smith's grey colt, by Dipini - - 1 Mr. Milbsoke's bay bocce, NI: ip Jack . - 2 Mr. Bakce: (+di:tit borfc. Crev,n, by R cler - Sir H. V. Tcl:l, , e il's ba . liorce. Cannnnicr, by Carbinier 4 Sir W. Ger.:r“'s ;..,y !mile. by Drone Mr. Dormer's brown -riding, by Ruler - - 6 Mr. Lowfon's bay geld. slap Daih, by the Arcot Arabian 7 Ito 1 againit Mr. Smith's colt. -7 to 4 againft Skip Jack.-4 to t againft Craven ; and a to one againit Cannonier. THURSDAY. A Sweep(lakes of t ogs. rub, p. p. for colt , . riling 3 vrs. old, to carry M. each.—Two Lora . Dirlingtriol blulc y Molork - I Sir Tolva chebiuri by Pharer - - . lord Str.elimares grey, by D r'pint Mr. l'Ir:-her'sehefnut, by Buzzard Mr. W. riutrhinfon'R bay, rarhy, by Mufti - S 5 to 4 on Lord Parlington's• Itfoley Molock. Same day, a Sweepflakes of t ogs. each, p. p. for fil. lies ri flog 3 yrs.elo,Bll.eaell.—em laileandahalf. Sir. T. Robidorisbly, Swallow, by W,az..! - i Sir R. Winn'. Jrmima. by Phcrnommon - Mr. ri, chell.at • by Pritafus Mr. Docitwortit's chefrut, by Buzzard - - g Duke s'f I lamibon's black, byßefticfs - • 5 Lotd k.elliaven'. b. by Overton - 6 2 totot against Swallow ; and 2 tot again(' Buzzard. Same das , a Sweepllakts of logs. each, p.*p. with togs. added front the Gentlemen's Subft.ription, for any horfe, Sc . iling 4 yrs. old, Bft. ; riling 5 yrs. old, sa.mcn g 6 yrs. old, and aged, 911. — Mares allowed 2112.—T1n ee Miles. Lord Darlingtor.'s b. colt, Haphazard - Lord Stamford'. cbcfnut colt, Layton, by Pipttor Mr J. Lev/fines bay filly, by Dart - 3 Hon. Lumley Smiles cbcf.coft, Cinnamon ,lat e Nn spice 4 Mr. Milbankc . s bay colt, Takanunalta - 5 Mr. lanfan's Johnny Groat, by Overton - - 6 Sir K. Winet b.horft. Kite, by Simard - - 7 Seven to t againft Haphazard, 2 tot againft Layton, 20 tot againa the bay filly, 6 to 4 againft Cinnamon, 8 to z againft Takhamaka, and 5 to againtt Johnny Groat. A bag fox was on Saturday fe'nnight turned off before Mr. Tufneil's hounds, at Broomfield, Eller. Reynard bring of a domeftic turn, it was with much difficulty that he could be perfisaded to afford any (port at all, fculking at everropportunity, but at laft taking the valley he erofferl the river twice, after which he made for Chelmsford, and entered the gardens near the church ; the horfemen on the other fide the river were at this time thrown out, and obliged to enter the town by Springfield Lane; this afforded a complete race through an flreets, ID the dread of parents and the danger of children. Some horfes which were pafling through the town with a waggon,affrighted by the (napping of whips, &c. turned (harp round, broke off the drafts of the waggon and much injured the fillers by dragging it upon the ground a confiderable dillance. The fences of the gardens were fo high, (which, how ever, were Coon lowered) the hounds could not stake the fox off, and the firft Tallyho was on per ceiving Reynard mounted upon the tiles, near the Naafi of Indsery, to which place the fob& animal appeared to have led his followers. The Nimiods oldie town were, by this time, fufficiently alarmed, and were not long prefect ere the fences to the gardens were fcalcd, and Reynard was with tome difficulty taken in a pigs-cote and again begged alive, arnida the curies of the women whore fences had fuffcred. His good fortune did not, however, 11.1 y long with him, for being again turned down on the Navigation Wharf,be made for Springfield,and again taking to the river, trolled at Mr. Mars itige's Mill, and was killed near the Boarded Barn, in Chelmsford. Tile:annual ploughing match, in!lituted by the " Kilmarnock Farmers Club," took place in a field near that place, on Friday the Gth of March lan, when a coniiderable number of ploughs flamed fog the premiums; the ploughkrg g:reral was exceedingly well executed, and the judges were for fume time at a lots in wit. :c favour the pre zniuma were to be given. They were at tart de termined in the following manner: The tit prize to John Smith, fervant to Wiliam Guthrie, far. mer in Harperland ; the 2d prize to William Hal bert, fervant to John Guthrie, farmer in Mount; and the 3d prize to Rol•ert Girran, fervant to James Granger, farmer in Peatland. The members of that stfefid inftitution, who have been affociated for twelve years and upw.trds, for the improve ment of agriculture, and matters connected there with, af,erwards dined together and 'Pent the evening in the greateil harmony. T 1 :, annual plouj,hing match, appointed by tSe “Garrick Farmer Society," took place on the t tth ult. in a field in the farm cf J .aigh Collean, in the parillt el Maybole, when nineteen ploughs ap peared to compete. lietore the %sod; the competitors were ordered to take ore theiv • plough irons, and each man to tempsr hi; own plough, without the adifiance of any other perfon. !rise whole work was done much to the fatisfitaion of the judges, as well as to a numerous compnny of farmers, who ohferv..d with plcafure, that flu fpirit if emulation which I..ts been excited tunont• the young /Ilea Since the cornmeneenwez t : Society, has bad t!% InTpy h.r.eizncy to repute very peat impr , ,veraent in the mode of ploughing.-- firil price was gained by Peter M'lntyre, /rant to Mr. is le sander M‘liiitelicon in Livingilop, pp trill of Kirkmichael ; tl.c Second, by Alexand• t.: A lefortiz, (cream to Mr. William Caldwell in pathls of la-1. . I IJ ; the thi r d. h e bavid I far.nals, rr vevA o. Mr. Jantes i n A t . •Imlton, i ; ard, the lcurch, by Janie'. .in Ncilthalvilcur. j ?wigs of May1,..4. COURT M.IRTML. MlTl:lay a Comt-Mattl..l was held nn board je Ihip GLADIATOR, iu Portfmontl. bar. )) ,, ,zr, (id), .7,1. qt Betham, .7obt F - By rl;.-, Al. Henry .131.1 e, 7dn Pdr.:il.., and j , ..5n bzlonging to the Acirtve annnvmousittters, entleAvour i::t to make mutinons affemblies, and for uttering tlelitioni and mutinous worts. Evidence having he,:n examined on the part oldie profecution, and iLc prifoners heard in their defence, the Court. after a mature and deliberate confideration, paid the following fentence :—King, to receive soo lathes; Bt. than) and Fore% each; and Byrne, ;o, from Blip to Ihip ; Scott and Parith, 3 dozen each, on board their fhip. Mirth was acquitted. Pattoy;m, belonging to the fame !hip, was :I'l4 tried for deferticat, and being found guilty, he was fentenced to receive 5o Lams. The following . is an abarta of a Report of the At.ite of the fleipitals under the care of the LORD NIA lOR and City of London, for the tail year : Ch-ift's Hufpital has put out to apprenticcihips 163 Children. Boned - - d 1-lea at prefent in its charge, in London and at lizrtford - - -.- 1 , 0 75 Ha :t.-ar.ted prientati,m‘ to - - lac* wbo are now about to bc admitted. St. liarrholomew's has, during hit year, re lieved or cured - - - 9,002 P.,tients. Has hur'ed - - - 371 Has at pr.: , tit in its rbare - - 676 tit. Thom., .' has relieved or cured -• 7. 161 !las raw um -:sr cure - . 569 Beieetv..ll tiss. during lalt year, maintained and furri..3 with phylic - - 1,989 Perron& 11:thivb-m had remaining in it, on the jilt Dceemivr, 1799 - - 243 Patients. Ilan reekiviil in 2800 - - 235 _ Ha. (wed and ditcharscd - - as lial , buriAl - - - 29 Retain. under cure - - 266 The new London Midge is about to he carried into immediate execution : it is to cot:fitt of no more than three arches, the centre of which is to be capacious enough to admit vefiels of 200 tons hurthen to fail under: this bridge is to be of call iron, erected on a Hone bale : the call work is elli mated at y 3,0001. the other plan of two bridges, in order that there might be an alternate draw bridge in each with an anchorage pool between them, was eftimated at t zoo,oool. but this was not approved of by the Committee. A gentleman went to Honey-lane-market laft week, and after purchafing a large firloin of beef, and other articles, applied, as is cßftomary, for a bAker.wonsin to convey it home. Upon the way thither it teems that the gentleman, fuppofing her to walk too near him, with fume degree of-emo tion defied her to bet ter ifijancr. This fhe fo ef fatually. complied with, that, under favour of a narrow alley, the had totally abkonded a few mi nutes after. On the tft of April, a Gentleman of Winchefler going down the Strand, London, had his pocket pecked of two pocket•boolcs, with his name on them, which he had taken care should not contair. any thing of value ; and on Monday latt they were fent to him by the coach, with the following letter : Strand, April a z 'Sot. 4 , Sir—We beg leave to return fou . the inclofed books, being of no fervice to us, the contents not anfwering our expetßations ; but being an honeft looking countryman, we thought we would make you an April fool—begging you will ercufe, Sir. yat r humble fervants, Moses and Asloo.'' On the evening of Saturday ha, the ath April, a little pail ten o'clock, Thomas Ofwald, one of the Muticians of the Firft or Royal Regiment of Edinburgh Volunteers, Blue, was attacked on the Edinburgh road, to the wedward of the Meadow Gate, by three perfons,' Who endeavoured to rob him, but bring difappointed of their objelt, they not only knocked him down, and cruelly bruifcd him ; but alto moil brutally Rabbed him in the lower parts of the body with a tharp pointed flick, which broke, and part of it, about four inches in length, remained in one of the wounds given him, which were fo fituated, as nearly to prove mortal, and the lacerations fo dangerous, that his recovery is flill doubtful. On Friday noon a poor woman's honk in the place called the Spiv: Hands, in the parifh of St. Mary, Whitechapcl, was broke open whilft fhe went out on an errand, and, before fhe returned, every article of wearing-apparel and bed-cloth .:s werelen ; fulpeded to have been done by a gang of buys who loiter about the fields, watching for an oppruttinii y to phinder. _ . _ . . The Sheri:f's Jury at Shrew!bury, on Wedr.ef. day, foitni a vtrdi. of Sol. againit a man who, havin r,:cri wed notice to quit an orchard and gar den w hich he held from Mr. Comsat., deflroyed malt of the fruit-trees. A woman engaged in the late riots at Chorley, has bcen feint:need to liven years tranfportation: fOur others arc ordered to be iznprifoned two and fix months in folitary cells. Cowes'. is Ltstox CoxwtLL, of Temple-Bar, having been given to underlland that fome other Acid has 14._en fold for Concrete Lemon ft.:ls it um:A . :try to obferve, that he is per. milted to refer to thc h:gbeft Antliorities in this kingdom for the purity of that peepared by him tell; and lie trod% that the precaution of figning - , ery with his name and in his own hand afford fotEcient fccurity againa im p. fa ion, to thole who than he delirons to main. are of this conveniect and elegant preparation. Rit,a/a7ai, .lo.• New Grand Speetaele performiir at rh.: 1 :o ) 41 Cirri's, St. Geta-ge's Fields, freaks . r•:4,.,ty to the Icelings, and fixes the attention of .14c A .I,..ience throughout, from the depth of the 1 1144 ar.e.l the Oriking eliaraacrs which compofe h, tii of ush;. 11 11, • rt•• formers fupport with the ut ni..11 ohi!it). t' -.4 s, in I{ inadsfic:, is admirably : ,et •t attonithing charader of whom all I it d ) s..:h the highelt admiration.—Nfifs 1:1 in , fartfia, is charming and pathetic, and meets o id. the Iltongett applaufe.—Mrs. !tor r to, ;1 1 C:'•,, is really fafeinating r the Dnett of gee. 114 I: es- and 'dr. To ens is highly relilbed, ard the i'.l. CA of Mils L. Moor is fuck as to receive tLe lui,lteit plaudits at ovary ay. LONDON SESSIONS. Yetterday, 77 , 9,7f11 FQ7firr was indieted for alEtult• ing and beating ".Lary, his wife. By the evidence of Mrs. Foriler it appeared, that, at the time the wa , married to the Defendant, the was in fervice, and was in the coktant habit of affording limn (ippon, he having ii:)thing to fublift on bin his pay as a private in tile Train of Artillery. Some time af terwards he commenced Recruiting Serjeant, and had taken the fign of the Dark-houfe, in Dart:. houfe-lane, Billingfgate, where he lived with a woman of the name of Kerfhaw, and refuted to acknowledge his wife. On the 23d of November. :he called upon him, infilling that be thinild turn Mrs. KellhaW from his hottie, and ellablith the witncfs in her place, the being his lawful wife—this he refuted to do ; and, without any provocation, caught her by the throat, threw her down on the !lairs, and, kneeling down on her, bruifed her very much. .He afterwards took 11 , :r forcibly up flans, and again threw her down, dragged her by the hairof her head, knelt upon her, and covered her mouth with her gown, to prevent her cries limn being heard. She was fo much bruifed on diticr ent parts of her body, that the was obliged to call in the aid of a Surgeon on the following day, and was ill for Tome time. The Surgeon confirmed the tefiimony of this witnefs as to the brnifes the had received. The Defendant called three wit:Ores, who pofi tively contra.iitied the Profccutt:x. They dated, that .The belta:ed in a eery outrageous manner, and Anted both the Defendant and Mrs. Kerfltaw; that the Defendant,not wilhing to have a didurimace in thc tap room, took her gentlY by the arms, and carried her up flairr into the kitchen, but did not in any degree ill tile her. They further dated, that the Profccutrie had a knife in her hand, with which !he threatened to kill Mrs. Kerthaw, and which knife one of the witneffes, after a firugglc, took from her. The Recorder told the Jury, that the material point for their confideration was, how the Prole cutrix received the bruifes If they believed (he got them in her firuggle to hinder the Dcf;:ndant from taking her up Rairs, they mull then find him not guilty, as he was r•rtainly, in that inflance, not offending againfi the law; but if they were convinced he had conduetedhimfelf in the way The had deferibed, they would return a verdia of guilty. The Jury found him Gay. He was committed, and ordered to be brought up for judgment on this day fortnight. The Court advifed him to do what was proper in the interim. Several other c-anfes were tried ; after which the Seffions were adjourned to this day fortnight. Yeßerday job: Green was charged by John Vint and Ifaac Bird, at the Police-office, Whitechapel, on fufpicion of liraling an afs, value 75.-I'he prifoner was fully committed for tri.d. Thirty•one informations were laid - againft a Salefnian in Whitechapel Market, JOT felling com modities not being catered according ro regu lations of the Ali of Parliament in fuch cafes pro vided, of making entries in their own proper names, as agents cr fellers in the i,ook of the Cle:1: of the matket—The informant being deleient in fursortir n -r the charges, the complaints were dif mitte,l with cells attached to diem. jaw/ l'ai.var was fully committed for trial, from the Pc•ii , ..c-ollice, Worf:.:;.-fiteet, for utter ing a couno:rfeit half-guinea to Mrs. Patcy, in Brick-lane, Spitalficlds. At the late Affizes for Derby, the following very important Cavfe was tried before Mr. Baron GRAHAM and a very refpedable Jury: The Corpo ration of the lnfuranee Company preferred a Bill of indiament againft Edward Bower, of New Mill, in the parifh of Glofop, in the county of Derby, cotton-manufaeurer, for wilfully letting fire to his own mill, and for having exhibited falfc accounts, with an intent to defraud the laid Corporation of upwards of 30001. which he had infured on the building and machinery. The eftimates, which were brought forward loon after the fire happened, and the general circumaanecs attending the tranf aetion, were fuch as induced the Company not I only to refill the claim, but determined them to profecute Bower, per waded that his conduit was fo atrocious that a Jury could not hefitate to had him guilty. A great number of witneffes were examined, hot the ftronge It evidence again ft Bower was that ant of his fervants, who proved, that on Tuefday night the 16th April 1799, he fat up to rake his naafi er's• boric, Bower having been at Mancheiter, from whence he returned about t a o'clock at night, that Bower went loon after into the mill, and took out a dark lanthorn, %Oda he carried into the houfe, and came out with a lighted candle therein, and then, having previoufly told the withers he had fume bufinefs to tranfai in the counting-lanufe, he went into the mill, and the witncfs wclic -nand to a window, and law him throwing cotom amongst come carding engines, and let fire thereto. From the great number of witneffe, the trial failed from tt in the morning of the t 7111 :o 3 in the morning of the following day, when after a few minutes confultation, the Jury leund the raid Bower guilty, and he was accordingly fen teneed to 12 months imprifonment in Derby gaol, to pay a fine of tool. and to be imprifoned till the line is paid ; in addition to which, by the condi tions of the policy, his infurancc is void. On the 27th ult. were tried before the of Argyllthire and a fpecial fury, yoLa Lirri, tenant in keils, in the parith of kale:km:Wale, and 11l end of Jura, and !Abel APDassall, his fponfe, at:oiled at the inttance of the Procurator Fifeal,of the crime of %beep ficaling, and of being habit and repute thieves. The jury returned a verdict fi nding part of the charge libelled, proved, on which the court fentc need both the prifoners to Rand at the door of the Highland church of Invetaray on Sunday the 12th of April next, having a theep's (kin tied to each of their necks, and a label affixed to their breafts denoting their crime; and alto to be banifh ed from the lard Mire during all the Jays of their lives, from and after the lath day of May ntxt f under tite ufual cettifacatikan. LO.VDCY fir_SP:VETS. CORN-V.XCHANGE, MONDAY, APPIL t Wheat at this day's market, of tine spiatty, amt eft advance of p r;luartcr; lilt the inftrhor forts fv4rec :t at taft week's piccs.—ln Rye, no elteratini.--I.ins. Ilsrley went oft at an advance of 21. pre quarter ..n , pricss; but inferior grown Barley is say h•a•:y in 14.—y, fame as I wcsk.—Oats arc brifker fife at Lin Moutixv , Tie* and Smo!: skans, White and Grey Pcafc,liztla 01110 11.111111i011. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat ICI4 to 2681 od Grey Pcafe hos to 72, c i -ire oog to 1721 od Short Small Oats 304 to 2is -4 Dentate wheat 160 s to 266 s od Fino ditto 42$ to Rye 7os to ICOS od Poland' ditto 3os to sot ci Sutra: Barley sts'ss to 82s csl Fine 47r to o"c , d Norfolk Barley os to Bos nA.,— Small Beans 62s to 7c• -. \tat 76s to 931 od Fine cos to oos 4 White Peafe 9tis to toes o¢ Tick ditto 324 to 64 :2 PRICE OF F UR this Morning. rine, 12 Cs. to I 3os.—Mcal, I los. Fine Pollard, Er in , It F.'4URN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. _ _ Including only from the 30th of March to the 4th of Aril Mclntire, agreeable to the New Ads. Total-9,69e Quarters. Average 148 s. 64. 3s. Dd. hiclwr than !aft return. ENTRY of CORN in the PORT of LONDON during 1•Q wret—Whca t, r qrs..—Floor, 9160 cwt.—.Cloy e r Sre 1050 .wt. —Ry e , 1350 grstlk,rlcy, 5360 qrs.—Prat, 1,3:4 (pc—Beans, 370 qt5.—0at5,16,2240 qrs. PRICE. OF HOPS. Kent rol tot to 131 os e . Kali l2l 0110 161 0, .3 sufi: z lot COf 10 121 125 A Suitcs 141 os t o 15 1 c, 1. Ms tcl lob '<Nit! a '" Earn. 1 61 oos toi l;! 0 . 4 s Nll 11-111 E I), April 13. To Colt the offs !—per ttore of 31b. . . . .. _ - . Beef 56 od TO 65 4d Veld s 6s od to R. Mutton -66 od Cu 76 4d Pork - 76 al to 7. ` Lamb, 76. to Ss. 6d. _ . Stock at Market this. muffling, Beatty 1800, Sbcep and Lands, 10,500. NEWCATE and LEADENI-TALL, April 15. Per ft..nc of 81b. I.y the carcafc. Beef 41 8.1 to 5s 8d Veal ss ad to 7s 61 Mutton ss 8.! to 64 4d Pork 7s al to 7s gd Lamb 6s (d to 8s ad. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. Borough. St. James's. Whltechapel. o.Haysoto 66 1 5 2 oto6 6 c 4 100106 g • Straw ,o to 3 0I 2 96t0 3 6 c stoo to 3 3 0 Clortx 60t06 to I 6 to oto 7 o • COAI.S, April 13. Bea Coals In the Pool, IL 191. 6d. per Chalchws. Delivered - al. gs. 6d. Sund.rland, - 11. to. 6d. Drrvercd - al. 3s. 6d. EDI>: BURGH PRICES OF MEAL, April 7. ii...thho chtmeal, 249 bolls. South Country, swi. i Mid Zwaioa per Bal. &mit , Caesar ter Ball. ?mei pp.r P. Fiat, La a o Piet, 4.03 0 0 lira, as bd Second, a r 0 Second o 3es Second, as ;!d Third, a 0 6 Third, •• • Third, all 74 HADDINGT N CORN MAR KE , April 3. Wheat Rill fdls heavily, and prices were about Is. per beR low r than Taft day. There was a large fupply of Barley, the Pale heavy, top price sFs. the fame as laR day, but in generd prices rather lower; current sew to sss. Oats were alto fom - what down; feed acs. to 435. 6d.; current prices of Oats fur Meal, 335. to 3Ss. Peale and Bans fold quicker than !aft I,y, hut nearly at the fame prices; belt Peafe,sos. 6d. current 42t. to 4135. Beans 445.; current prices 355. to los. Of s3s bolls of Wheat 102 fold thus : z 6 at 4.3 14 + 6 S .3 1 4 0 9 at L. 3 9 ol 9at 4.3 o o 8380 5 3 3 • 10 3 13 0 41 3 7 0 4 1 16 • a 6 3 if '6 is 3 6 0 46 3 10 o 8 3 5 0 Average 31. as. yd 6 -tithe per boll. being icd. 7-oaths lower than loft week. KELSO PRICES OF GRAIN. April 3. _ _ _ Wheat Sas od to 1201 od Barley 631 ad to 944 04 Putt - 7cs cd to Br; od Oats sip od to 7511 64 Per boll of 6 Win. bunt. Pcr boll of yi Win.bolh. Prices of thas at Hawkk yefterday, r As to yoo. PRICES IN ABERDEEN. A pril 6. _ __ _ Per Pcck. Oatmeal as 84 to 2s 9d Ekarnuag is e I to as od Potatoes 2$ 6.1 to co od Per Pouud. Butter ts sd. to is 4d--I Q_uarttrn Beef per lb. - 4d to U Veal - 4d to 6d Mutton . 3d to EA Raw Hides - 441 to eel Eggs pax dozen 6d to £4 ..ngligt Coals per boll. ss od Loaf is. std. BIRTH. On oe 4th In& the Lady of Mr. Duncan, of Park RM. near Arbroath,. of a daughter. INLD. On Toefday morning laR, Mifs Pye, daughter of Pm-fry Pye, of the Royal Navy, a young Lady unlvcrfally rcfpe.itcd by a numerous circle of acquaintance. The evening previous to her death the had puffed with her friends in apparent good and fpirks. This day was publifhtd, price u. rISHER'S GRAMMAR IMPROVED, with Exercifes of Bad Eng'ib; or, an eafy Guide to Speaki%g aad Writing the Englith Language properly and coffee). iwlervident of any whir Lan,uagef he above Grammar Lai Len rc‘'fcd are: torte:fled ova:Ally to the progrcifivc Zia prow:rat-oh h4vcbccn inrodured Into the Language. lly a near Relation of the late A. fISHL R. The many very larse . Ecliti.;;;hieh have been prbartit and ,h, Wen:aging demand for the above Grammar, are rnott r.v.f, of it, mcrit. Newe SA.. r :Fyne . Printed by S. Hodgfon, for ft, c: and J. it , binfon, Paternaer-row; and J. Malvinas, Poultr7. 1 .ordott. CANZA it, AND WHITE tiWk.I.I.INGS. Curi.4l without Cutting or Pain. ,ri;),i PA Mi. 41, Bric k nc, Spitalfich% Ali. had f•pi fix years a fore brcaft, the whole of which w .5 extremily inilanual and ulcerated, with frequent bleedings, and t'oc mots ic.o4cr.di:e. pain. Several eminent Sunreons had been enntultsd, rat wht.out bencitt, fame of whom aggravat..d dit.rdcr by t::: application of Cauftics, and others recant nte nd,/ Cutting. At I-it, under an affurance from the faculty of the Marl r beer incurable, the was put under Pstr. ROOP's care, wl, re die fetal ctp,rietiecd a cure. 'lnc It :v. 111 ea.% r PAIII Mblifter of Brampton Cha• ttl, and W. Nta ten es I,..Pfq. Home Nub Lodge, Suffeso . • . - h.•ve authenticat,d the following cure: Mr. Sharland, at ths Drown Btu, Knightfbridge, had • White Swelling, fit years, in his kit aim, which became as Abrzeft, difeharghni ao rniazing quantity of putrid matter.—• M'ont of raft f n n berg able to he down in hed, or Infer his cloth.. to be tai.en and extreme pain, rendered life a bur i Ic wa. adulated Into St. Cwrge's Iforpital, where ate Mr. 11111:ter dcelarcd immediate amputation abfolutely oar •'!'ir • :b.iitst in a ttate of mortificaton) and the operatics was to in.or 10. ri per.armed the next day; what Mrs. Gray .srlut .! • remittable cure of a lkediug Cancer, ut nu.e v.., a a :. .% hien hasi totally dell roysid her left bmait) pr. v...! d o.; Lit t o t uhee hinif.lf wader Mr. KOOrs care, by trbrm !.c r. is IN recurcr.d. A A iid ni a In Roger, No. 4, Trott's-court, Virginia-dreg , . %swat Amy-ohs old, bad a White Swelling lu her qta.4.7, sai' Inkhorn rain, and a very mouths:a. lds runt :Lc limb, of whi..b Ike was cured Iss a ghat :tmc :r. LVOV:. Atter. lo:Te Mina Lays and Fridays. frum ten o'clock tI/1 one. atfN a. 7 is,l;. acre-liner, Adelphi, I,o.idor. Letters !poft paid) duly aufwared, and patients Yikte4 at a moderats darned Lift of et.r..a maybe Lad grails. :LONDON. Prlvte.l foe t!.e Prnprietoes. by JOHN DANIEL. Cantaby-itnet) .v the STAR Potter:lra-Orem!, No. t, ary-!bret* ; and pnbinr Lbifl.l. KENT, (If Car- trAttry-ria-r, Leutsbef.), a• No t. 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