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LAW INIYI.I.IGENCE. COURT' OF,CHANCLRY, JULY 8 ANn 9. Gtr.sos T. JEVFS, AN ATTORNEY, LATF. TOWN CLERK (IF NORTHAMPTON. . . ... This wai a calf,: of great importance to the public, and occtipied the w hole of the fir(", and tie y reate(l part of the fecund day, in this Court. It appeared in e-idence, that Mrs. Kerby, of Northampton, an oil lady aged 71, had cmyloyed the Defendant (Mr. )eyes) as an Attorney ; that the was euremely intirni in health and mind, and had had two paralytic ()Jokes; that the Defendant (Mr. Jeyes) having underftood Mrs. Kerby wanted to incleaff: her income, offered her an annuity of Sol. a year for 4001. ; that the opinions of two Aclniii ies for infitrance-Oilices were taken, viz. Mr. Morgan and Mr. Fairnlan—that of Mr. Mo rgan by the friends of the Plaintiff, and afcertained that 641. 3%. a year Ihould be given for vol. for the life of Mrs. Kerby—that of Mr. "'airman al lowed only soh a • yeai ; that rairman's opinion was taken by Mr. jevcs, and that he concluded his barttain upon this opinion; but it appeared, that Mr:Faitman had required the life fliould be a good life, which was not the cafe ; that Mrs.Kertov 41- peared to beettremcly ill, aad utterly imbecile in mind; that the was utterly incapable of maurigifig her houfehold concerns ; that the frequently rnif took the day of the week, and fancied.herfelf per fonallr injured ; that the had been robbed, when no inch thing had happened; could not write her, name, without Mr. Jeycs's fon telling her every letter, and how to place it on the paper; that after The had received a bond for payment of the annui ty, it appeared (he had fancied, that intlead of the i annuity her principal money was fccured, and' could not for fome time be convinced to the con- trar?, and it afforded her great uneafinefs; that 1 M r. Giblon, the father of the Plaintiff , was deli-, Jo:is of preventing a ("ranger from interfering in I the concerns of the family improperly, and as he found that Mrs. Kerby had been prevailed upon to ptirchafe an annuity, he very honourably offered' Isl. a .year more than could be obtained of any of „fice or of any perfon ; but the Defendant, Mr. Jeyes, granted the annuity.—This was the fub- Itance of the evidence as to the contra Et. 'The LOP.D CHANCELLOR declared this cattle to I , e of the utmofl importance to the public. His landfill's grounded his determination upon three principal points: , I vg, The i ft, , was the imbecility of mind of the Puithafer of thq annuity: '1 The ad, The inadequacy of price ; and , The 3d, The undue advantage imputed to Mr. Jeyes , as II ! Attorney and Solicitor. . His Loral - 1p on the di point, inclined to thin the purchafer incompstent,at the taste of the con tra6, to make anylqch purcbafes , • On the ad, 'he thought the opinions of the Altn-i arics requirattfurther examination. i But his I.ordflrip wifely reflect fo much uponi the principles_ which ought to govern the condu - of an Attorney', that he was extremely defirous o i confining his..decifion ,to the evidence that We: upon this part of the cafe. HisLordthip conceived: that Mr. jeyes,who.had - for upWarric of fio years m a intained his citedit„ if 4 id.n i ot, t ' ti cle4 himfelf, oritl x properly _in this part of the c 44.1 t tite gtould . have taken the fame fort of car* : in is akair ' on' the behalf of his client Mrs. Kerby, As if he bad: been treating for her as grantor Of the;annuity; that he did not think this. Nellseen :irovlelp be the cafe ty Mr. Jeyes ; that he had only Iniluired for and obtained one opinion, wheikeas he (bout& have employed better diligenie'; that as at , At-i torney, lie w as 'bound to do fo by herrnOrt arti-; colarly, confideting her fituatin I Mat from the' evidence it appeared, that his bond as a point o I:rtirity, was by ttolneans equal to the landed fe-, entity offered by GihC n ; and that the fecurity of the Defendant, by . his bond, was aid . ° greatly, • ' f t t io r to the L cur ity of the Public ,Affirriince -. hers; and Mr. Giblon , the father of the p)aintsi .„! offered rcl. a year mm e than any Office or any per fon world give ; that he conceived it tn,be the ditty of an Attorney, when dealing for hi's Client, to confider that confidence was reputed itS him, and that in this cafe the Defendant (Mr. leyes) Ihould hare evinced that he hail made a diligent ufe of that confidence ; and as this WAS DOE Mintier* made out by the Defendant, the annuity mull be decreed to be fit amide, and the Defendant (Mr. Jeyes) to pay. the 4001. with Uncivil, to be com puted from the date of the bond. And he further detreetl; that ask was ncceffaty the great principles of the decifin% flionld.. be it em platy, the clefendaniThould alto pt Coll. The Loan CHANCELLOR, in pronouncing this impor ant Decree, obferved, that although Mere were ciicumflances in the cafe that induced trim riot to decree that the Defendant ihonld r 4 ce tile flock (by the tale a which the *opl,was mir ed), yet his Lordlhip fignifseathat tt might miip• t.,io the reputation of the Defendant, who he was derv. oirt of, thinting free front impntation,And Min better prerere the. reputation of his frili c .lf.he 1 Ihould replace the flock before he r 54 hiii.:4 ., ,.! Islorth.tmpton. it had beta reprefentea Vy the counf.:l for the defendant; Mr. Jeyes, that he had paffr..l h will.fpent life of near fiintltote years; and his Lordfhip flibtild hi fort,- that lie fltould 11114 this Court with a worfe eltar4Elei tlin he had before he came into ii. ASSIZES. CO 6 41 Thu), tio 3 t.—The Atzes ended here on Saturday latt, when the following rico:. l y tiers were cntitally cony ifted, and received fentenci a death, *12.. --George ay, for a burglary in the dwelling-hititfe of Mr. obey . ; Nathan Sid, for Healing one swe thews t te property of Mr . Ettitm: Thomas Scribner, for Healing a mare and a fad. dle, the property of Mr. Burps, of Gray's Thur., rod; Samuel Bainabx, for robbing (in company with two others) Mr. Route_ of 391. and upwards, nn the King's highway, near Colcheitek; Mary D a niels, for locating into the dwelling-boyfe of I-. Pepper, in the day time, aid Ilealing Jivers is ; Thomas Williams, alias George Scott, for ttealing; WilliamCavill, for haling ague') and a lamb, the property of Mr. Seek ; John In oils, for burglary ; John Hight, Henry Harding, W. Motley, James Btitcher, and Thomas Howard the younger, for burglarioufly entering the dwel ling hotile of Mr. Blyth, of Longhorn, near Col (-licher, and healing a purfe containing 4oguineas, a 51. note, and various other monies, the property of the laid Mr. Blyth; Thomas Welton, Jonathan Green, Thomas Beddow, and John Howells, for healing three ewe lhecp, the property of Mrs. Canning; H. Pickett, fur felonioufly conveying feveral laws, files, &c. to the prifoners in Co.l dither gaol, to at:lift them to make their efcape ; Edward Oldfield, Thomas Bifhop, and James Butgber, (in company with Howard above-named) for affaulting Mr. and Mrs. Balket, near Colchef teal, -on the King's highway, putting them in fear pf their lives, and taking from their perfons to!. 44. and other. monies; W. Eafom, Thomas Bed dow, and William. Mofs, for theep healing ; Jo rePli.Skinner, aud Francis Armitage, for burgla riuufly.,enteringthe dwelling-houle of Mr. .lb-, well, and Reuling a.quantity of flockings,.&c..; Alarp. Macro, for ftealing a lamb, the property of I he Rey, Mr. Pemberton ; S, Clark,, for burglary; B.jclyarcl Taylor, George Richard*, and Janus Nay- lor, for acaling a weather. Cheep, and one ram, the property of Mr.,Blomfielci; W. Tucker, alias W. ,gatley, (or buiglariautly entering the dwelling : haafe of Mr ; Mark Lay, and (leafing a dried leg of, t poric,.,Btc. • i and John Daniels, for healing out 94 ,the (hop of Mr. Salmon, five bank notes, and Tome, cafh..., %., . , :•., , • .., LordKEtavon proceeded to pronounce the avz fal fentence of death qn i 9 prifoners capitally con viaed, in the folic - awing wor44 : . . 4 , In difcharge of, rn,y„pµltlis,duty, I, yeaerday was obliged to go through „the, painful office, of pro nouncing fentenco of .4eitil, ggittpit h; prifoners. accufed and convided of enormous crimes. This day prefents to me 19 prifoners of the fame defc,rip- tion. Goo know;, it is a horrible exhibition„-ind 1 i fuch, in a pretty long courfe of life, dedjcatpd to 1 the duties of a painful profeill tr; as I never have met with.—tor a.feries oc years, the - Judges of this country have tried what, mere wpuld dcr, and whe ther humanity, almoft'smbostackd humanity, would reform the world, would reform neankind,•over whofe aelictris it is their duty to watch:rThat mer cy, and that humanity have had• no etteli r The tables mull now be turnedi and' it xoutt s he, leo 1 what a rigorous execution of the laws ca,n-do r and whether punifitmentof - delinquents will hove, fuch an effeit, and hold out fuch an example to others, as to bring them back to the 'paths-of,trutlr and virtue, or keep them in fuch a courfe as , to lead better lives.4.—Toe Rand ! here dreadful *Wiens of the law you•have.vicilated; and. Lought ;to remind all of you, that the lenience' I am bound to-pals upon you. is, bui4xlvial.tot ;fun .whinh Jouxuull, meet with at .the Throne of Goo, utik.fs yournake ufe of the fbort titase.thatt*llbe allotted to youin this world, in making. pour peace. withlimi - and. bettering 'Pour lives for the (mall remnant Mato mains. :21 ihall.have .difcluiged my duty,' when f remind you fo to do, and pars on you the dreadful • feutenc4.4 the,lstw,, wbick is, doit OM, *04 6 °fi effsl 1414*r4fe2P4Kfers cf‘aft yogymise s 1 ,trW le it‘ 4 i Zy4 e w susivii, 4heie (a k hungl .6y.the ,innt are and may the LORD have! OP , NW,. sl . P i ri ,Av , k „, by r k , n•Et'• • • - ' . ; bline l d e,b ,4 liovs culprits" it z 7 /1 ... * , fiate., ' 4 ' , o er * • • P Aliferj ofetWp.Ncr.c or aM7xgr.;k4op, anctAts. re were reprieved before the Judges left tht triYill• .„. -•- - , ‘I .-, Fiu-r • ;-. •11 Ekiitif s i . ?lr v f e wit : : ti Flt At i tliseiktpit pit' i k * • !as ' i a i rAusreg ) t e .4ffillk, tilm af . . P r tAllr l OCC l ~ 1, jkipse,,vok fe aivetT itlttcrtge tp *ant ' :CIP T T e :if. n YFiri.. as °tic! Wet if 0-eiftf ePee , • o°.#ardrif?Sli s k ic a l:f. isrifßiareat ; T ?Pin. 4- 0 41.f o eg 'i l ir a PIO. It -77.„fb,p804% vxlv ,. / p l o t? and v ~.. ... g : To Selitivalely wEirafo a e . * t Ki led N.. LA. N i i i ii ifiV i• ill ill ..r , • , . T H ItVf,.., cy i s mail i tt A et a i t o f k ay e :,. f .. 2 '14 k cek111147170,..,1Fe es4# I'M' il ex t p,K . e-, tttime t s,q ‘ t,lie, to% of , • hen, agpm ~ e ; cfflid_a*b_wirlrilla ors i zz ?u,., . 11,lee;tor Vc ,ptiblickie4 tpcm t s e a r ollArs, fp lune, 1 .„ terpeppg, e Affize, ana lm4 t§ . Fri'7 - t i 1 ei.° rt 0 1 % aJ ? e" l ' 4 . ciee4cd t° ,be 4a; 9, i outirei 190 e prptecutors Jiro lt r d to the eti esiclatita Cottufel„ . that k7erClift of C, , cLuhtal,lhOill be titan; .iiiMn..,Mr,.. Ofria . oxF, the can ,CounfiltOrthe defend:l'4th; reiamginCourt o .. the to ivipiPeTaration :. Th e de endings itid Oth'ir ,perfoiii who r„on -44 curred iri piffilithing fhe Piper now complained ~ of as 1 libel upon the Magillrsitei,„,priblified it ~ 43 a vindication of their own eOpduato and had " no idea jthat they wertpublifhins a libel upon " "T PerfOni,cirtainly not The Usigiftrates." The defendants' Counfel aceedingstilibisyroPu iltinti, the cleelvistiOn was read by Mr. GARIOW, grid the Jary imMediatelyacctuittedtSe defendanti. vita guild o. wiectasrlasa) MIR. t1it.1.14. This Wks an information filed by the ,ATTOR- I rev.atii4alii, for affaulting aid ohftrating a Cullom-HOufe Officer in the difcharge of his duty and a-denial Wife aid cant.. ..._ ~ 'Tit defendants atteistptcd to prove mark but la 3 Ent. fithqntinti it:-eThe Yin ti,lnklf(c al- Arced ihat.a.° rdif , i, Was either the heft or dye ,w,tuff of defences, and that it was a defence that ought always to be watched. The fats *ere clearly proved, and. the Jury, iviiihnftt Ifentatton, &mid than bdth—Gaikj. At kottiigh.tru.iMiis, A;M i tT aidlei, for, iteal . . . , . . . . ing articles ; J. Marthall, for ealmg a chdnut Mate ‘ M,Deprflan, e ind W. Sykes, for a burglary, J. Wo64lwAttf, for healing fevefal baulk notes: J.. Weight, for dealing a cowl. *ad T. tiakewell,and J. Bedder for a burglary, were capitally convi&ed; and received fintence of death. Denmaa, Sykes, ,and Ilikewell, are left for execution; the others were reprieved befOre the Judges left toap, R. Harris, for healing hoficry goods, was ordered to 'ae traniported for fuven. years; Eleanor Sadley, for healing a piece of calico. was ordered to be At Derby hilizes "eight • lierfons were - capitally convided, and received fentence of - death, viz. J. Gration, for a burglary ; R. Raddint, J. Dent, J. Evans, and J. Reader, for (beep-Sealing ; J. liobfon, for returning from tranfportatirm :'and G. L. Powell and J. Drummond, for a highway robbery, Mary Inman, for a burglary, wax ordered to be imprifoned two ears; Ann Trueman , for ilealing a quantity o f wearing apparel ; and J. Purflem, for fleeting a leg of beef, were ordered to be imprifoned fix months.niP.'Wood for healing half a (hike of potatoes, was ordered to be private ly whipped and difcharged ; J. Thacker and Ifaac Glew, for ftealing -a quantity of horfes• gearing. were ordered to be publicly whipped. The reit of the prifoners triad were acquitted.—Hobfon, Rad. and. Reader, were reprieved before the Judges left town.; and Dent, Gration,, Evans, Powell, and Drummond, are left for execution. At the Taft Suffolk Affixes, the following cattle was tried; Jona Nowa I,..Aarilut BROOKS. This was an adion of c'onfiderable importance to the agricultural Autreft. ,ot Au, country, brought againft the Defendant for a trefpafs, in confequestee of damage fullained by his hook of theen coolant. ihg a erop of trefoil grov.4ng' on the lands of die FL/loaf, in the common field . of HOrninglleath (part of which lies in the parifh of St.. Mary, Bony.), over which the,l)efendant,.as leffge of. Great Horni nglheath Hall Farm, claimed a Agfa oftheep walk, that is, of feeding flieep.thereon, whenever not fown with corn or grain.=-The evidence. a .the Plaintiff tended to prove that,the field in queflion was, every-yearland, and only fobjed 'to fheep fiaciage, that is, after the crops of all dettemina. tions are reaped, it never having been cultivated, by the regular fucceflion of crops as in cafes of fheep-walk, one third lying fallow every year: on the contrary, the occupiers had always. awn what they liked, as often, and where they liked., • • • • Afterhearing,.a great number of witneffee to eitablifh the Plaintiff's cafe, and. nearly as sunlit° repel the fame, on the part of the Defendant, the latter of whom contended, that, for a long ferias; of years, artificial graffes r . and 'turnips had.•,only been lowa by the indulgence or leave of tbktecie pier of the Hall, or Manor Yarns, who'hatt =foil ed the fame in two or threeinitances, .though not before litigated it, the Jury, which was racial, found a-verdia for.thePlaintiff,-with,toLdeMeges , to the great fatisfaltion-of the farming interefts. Mainsroac—On Thurfday . James. and. John Auftin, brothers, were.put toshe bar on a-cbarge : of robbing the mail, containiog the H^Rings haO, in January, t 800; and the Bye ,Mails of Ry....r4 leveret contiguous towns, on the. *6th of March left, from both. of which they obtained a large booty, notes to a great amount having-been paid , 'previous to the difcovery of thole, by whom the robbery had been perpetrated. . The eyidenee ,on the trial confided merely of A detaiLof the. rem tier in which the difcovery was brouglit.nbout, which was by tracing.fome of the notes which had been, flolco, to the poffenion of James Attain, and by (hewing that they copal not have been obtain ed by him in a way confiftegt,with honefLy. This grefumptive eyitlence received ,ftrong corrobota. non 'from the circumftances that occurred at the time, of the apprehenfioo i of,the pyifoners, `as dif. doled on the trial. It appeared that Mr. Holdf worth,,the cite Marfhal, with proper aflittanty, ap- Prehended the- ptifoners, and on iomingdown (lairs from the lodgings where theY were, a bundlepf notes was Fwd, /which , prifoner James had taken vccafion to lit fall in his defcent. • It wa, proved thatthis bundle of notes confined 'of the Paper of different country banks, which had,.been Roles from the Mails, and thus there was no doubt of the conflation of this prifoner with the robbery. After all the various proofs of thefe fads had been minutely gone through, the Jury brought in a verdia .acquitting the prifoner John, but finding James. guilty., The Judge immediately pronoun. ed.fentence of death on the.prifoner, adjudging him to be hanged in chains at Look's Bottom, be tlFra, F,arribeirou . gh and Bromley. At firit hc.Was ooltte• ip deny ing his guilt ; but after the .paff ' Lag of the fentienee, he confeffedhe was concerned in the robbery, though he was not the perfon who (;opt the, horfe, He at the fame time confeffed having llolen many letters and parcels, while he was poll boy at Lamberhurft, in Kent. _Richard Smith, alias Jones, was indifted with Charlotte Green, for burglarioufly breaking open and robbing the houfe of the Rev. Mr: Jefferies, at Bailey. Sinith was conviaed, the woman ac quitted. . John Motby, aged 59, was conviaed of fleeting an ewe Cheep. Waliam Wells was indided, and !found guilty of a • burglary and robbery in the houfe of Thomas Edward Clark,e alias William Davis, was con. vilted of breaking and entering the dwelling-houfe Of Jofeph Metal, in Harbledown, in the day time, apJfelenioufly healing a brown coat, and a va ney of other property. Thomas- Fever was convifted of fleeting a we i - Ver lamb , the property of Thomas Boucher; of Eaft Sutton. William Jones was convited °Cheating a wether fheep; the property of Offin. tofeph Felten and Julio renner were tried and found guilty of affaulting T hom as Munn, on the Kinrsirighway, and robbing him of a fa rerwatch; two half guineas, and a fixpence, his property. George Mills and Richard Martin were indidecfl and found guilty of (beep healing. It appeared they were the fervants of the profecutor. Mr. GAR sow addivffed them upon the enormi, ty of the offence of which they had been found guilty, and, in a manner the molt impreffiie, pro ceeded to pats fentence of &ath upon them. A great number of the prifoners were tried by Mr. Cautovi. • . , There were fourteen fenteoced to death,butthey . were all. refpited before the Judges left the town, exce James Auftin, Richard Smith , alias Jones,' and jo pt leph Mat, whowere ordered for execution. - - HIUH 21'AII1lR. LONDON-BRIDOSV:1 0 NA/BROW Mornit9r . - 29 micsines otter _ Afternoon •.. 39 mintittraltii• A SINGULAR, 02CURRAIICK IN 1 - 1 - ik FOLLOWING 1%. (BIKES:, •.• • • - . aAItEirLA:GQODLET, of Laiwnde, near hdintwath, wastrelkoia .ontirelf flottv Owl:curvy, which affsdhtd both her legs nod arms, artist. tiring,' itittleauallr, re , roadies °Waded 'to her arreverA.ernirwocrriditi.ners.—A-•- tattd` by PirNaktar; StwitheriagK JOhn Parc*, Minifthr; J.- Witataftrilder . : +pillinne,vElter ; Jittielf Stew= att. fturgesti.-siiisklfoo, Porfou having. many fc-ophulous Asscratulb in h.r neck, difeluirred from the Belltol Infirmary, b r taking SVILSPIfiIiSPATIMT . ASITHICORSU i.c Dtors, • got. entisefhwell ..for the truth of this ilstr.Cruttwell, of Bath, wirte*etbe envois -tyro the: perfoa cuebd. • ' •. ne,abovontops,spe prepared-sad tfold at the Difpestfary No. A4,-Sobo.fgarre, London, In bettillosof 3a. and 11. i,. each t the Se blideS at. Varied " Frs. Siiillbury-Als Audi:A:Annie Drops—by thelfrinitikatent," and the larger with the addi: Bon of Me King's Arms; alto fold by the general 'Venders of Porntikleificlnes, inlrownrand Country ; in the Borough only by C irk, No. 269,„ 4nd Shaw, NO. 74. • . T(1 THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ. No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-STREY,T, LONDON, DEAR UR,, FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cairo I have received from your fuvaltiable Medieinc.::-LEni gin rA•list4T pi About twayeartami I vas anteked withia V^Esitse AL •049 Z pante, whick.l treated ratitcrilightly -16 t Tome thew; iput-tke Difeafe at length fpreadhig all over my Body t was. obliged ne apply to the mutt eminent of the Faculty, hut their airmailed afforded only temporary reltcfssl viettithinswgh rarlciiii Cootie* of Salivation, and from being nitittriof oongedeht• Habit *le reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Liken+ that (greed all over my limbs, rendered me a complete Objeek, lb-that my friends dcfpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fiteation, I confidered death as itievitable,tut'a relation ofminecionntm ing upon-the many Cafes in which year Pill had facrdedtd,n waaioductal to try a box of them, wisialre dmingltrrasker lleved me, and by perfeverance, far two erthate months,- sod following your Direetloos, I ear:Heated thentift ithietounta- We Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fuhfiding ; I am now, thank Coo, perfedUy anktvialking out daily : I doubt not but one more box, phkh.l.tkinitdemissoe to take, will ettablifis my health in its iglus! Rate.. Isis witkaltecanft heartfelt gratitude that I fiabferibe ntyfelf, fir, yoinentiehettakted humble fervent, . ' • •••• Wis. Picasote. Dcaafgate, Manchefteri jay r 4 ,2110 t., ;pet; tx. .tt r. c t i P. 8. For the public benefit 'Muss gbjdfihestkecthaveltc ins publiibed, but leavc you to ad as your own betteT judg ment than didtate. .t _ t Prepared and Sold by-the Sok Prispeletori 'MO& Tsrcida, Member of the Royal Ocillegt-rof Susignons,,Lendoniltiglit Hada, No. 9, New-Bridge.ftreeti... Mherojadthro tonflent rtfidence of thorn than thhty4fis years, has paadltte poetic:Wady din:do:lto the Cure of Venereal.Complakaawinisipt taviolm Ole feeney wltfeh men of Ws-Prot:Moil thank always' oect-ve, be natters !abaci'', the advice aniratilitaoce he gratuitoullv ad miniiters to percent taking this Llarditiate, will be citectui.d. by a &costing PWIPlic, as an advantage feldom to be obtsinecl, and void of ambiguity.- ..1.. • . - • , Aifp Sokl, by his Aptiolanviebt,-far the convenience a shore Min at 'a ' din ace; at:the "Perfameett; NO4 !Kr St. Alban's. theft, Pali-Mall; the Toyllasp,Died tor, eafted-ftters; Mr. Ditboroegh's,No. , Elflaftmenkilic Mr:Area's, Booklelict, No 4, Moon-Row, Little Tower Min; Mr. Walton's, Smith* bridge,. Edinburgh i. Mr.,Calwell's Dublin ;' Mr. Liverpool ; .MreAtkinfan'sv Manchellef ; and by one is overyeenfileralmle %ffehoitertOreatellritakk and Ireland, in /loam 0[4161,4491d/111CW Wild lip wish fulleatigilalesttitec lion% witelletbg Pistons ofrithorfex may Cure thesnielvcs wit h Ede, Speed, Sweat, mod Safety. • N. B. Every Box fold .bakilrcat.Eritain 1111.frate.1 np wick a Stamp, on which, by favriur Of threcrunitißment, is pi lutc,i, at the otamp-011iceeeiT/gaylor, Ido. 9; New Bride...rect.— to imitate winch Is Moog, aced ailed:ken are Counterfeit. LONDON: Pri:ten- Ibr Nor Pa ossityreirs, - tif TO N H DANIEL, {of Catsalsperset), as ens STAR PalMt twa OFFICR, Nta a 4, Caterltrast; saal psalinbed rEVEL Nista. (01 Castarbarryiats, lAmbeelk),'.atOna I, Carey . ftreet, mad se tbs issa-Ornes, Tempts:4r lir snack 011ee an esnunsokationt for Inc F./ITO/pus requenal be addreffen. ;.;•A(ltic 'l,llfC -T. imprifone -7- d gx months; and J4ll Lockin was charged by proclamation. , , , The Fire King, or :li6zre •and IjtTe Royal Cirens,•St: George's Fields, abou filch acknowledged excellence •as, too the favourite Pantomime of the Britik draws every evening a moil fillhlofOUS J 1 of adrriirers we find hi:Meyer, that this wcei, eif the prefent .performances, tni fniendid Comic Pantomime which has be, tine in rehearfal, will be Iveedily product •A RICH WHEEL. - a of £20,006 a of ‘l,OOO a 16,069 3 i,030 3 '5,660 "1 Soo tefide tba 601. &e. • It ie aitoniching to remark• that one p: prefent Irilh State-Lottbry Tickets is di the Whole of the Capital Priaes . ave r.m the Wheel, hich renders it very ad:ariu Purchafers at this Critis,.there being h trifling advance .on 'rickets; •Halee., Eighths, and Sixteenths, at the. ()Ace of and Co. No. 16, Cornhilk,Warrattted Lr .7. I! •COURSE OF F.X-t7HANGE. Hamburgla /I 3 .2.# U. Venice - Altona - 31 4at U. kiilinn - tegboo Ripka rn Orrt .g Dublin - Gcnoa - • - "4 8 1' PIM OUNCE. Portugal Gold in Coin Ditto in Bars New Dollars - ur. BIRTH. • ' ''Tuetdrj , , at hithoftfc'ih Oraftun-fircet i ttte joferh - Stitivaii:Efq. oriVn.- MARtED. . At Donashadetc l 'mrWilliam Cmsßon, attorm of Donaghiare. -1 i M gpi 'll o lr.Themss Pirfedt, 'Whet rteofdt.tils the S•iartoftWeinefday bet, was ditur I ue Sir erhoinse Hayin r', not, as was left takd,'a Mt. Thomat Hapswel4.7 • ' At' Myer, lig& brig yiniVind 'Peri mdrithi; the onl of-Shotpuel.flted,4:4.apf lEettal, Norttidniptenthlre: -1 astir, Ml lb Mottle I:angltarne, daughter of f Laugharnef of the Royfft :tidy. , • . Lift Wock, at Modhury, Devonfliire, of a tlphust SPar Ar k ;ont r-in t t l;Ost "l rden hY' E,'filhe... Fl. 1: 11 H ,14 * 3 d.1;11141I'l l'r /ie 41 % kin p4herttba,fretiltt of Mr. jantes'etatk On Thvtfday mooting, at Wallirigtonyttrk, tbe•R SliOrty Cooper; Bart. His death Was 'wen; fud&n. tilt inter Site (idea* in the looming Sit Oli 4 l ianr she belt Ibr IfttrWiletc•Wlibut Re idellKsd 'to fiddle ride oter testberifthltopkbooteittM %%flint, fotnthe , man fet OVlntmedlately, and It-terms& With the Al lets then halt Wi Nowt bat they arrived-tocidete, F brtettold tI tadfCrter lint off alltipitelt to Omen tto tierptistntralottel 'toOpper,.44lii•cOual tond fdtrbethe'doteakdj., Wilt the atelletttatly thegnefthneter seethed tows4;itb ifs* iStelhazeatibili Colonel On% down tirWallingvini in a gig , - 4o with Ala father.—Another meffintet tare cent tei Coupe?: iri'Wdlea, thr arty*, Adigif Alit litho beecinitsi% etheintilyroftatteAttioatspekrti.jser annum. Sir Grey. I was dear feretity-fife •.' TO46ldit.Ro W. Ikith trifiv; A - - .6lMifets , 7 1.. -mflidr Arm •.; *FO•Pute!gtf.c, 4 .l *rfte.;.l6.l alts 3-41 ;le, at the ounds kith vtlier lilt in •txrpt, airemblagz s the lait tnd a new been a long iced. )co )3o 5 00 part of the drawn, and !maining in ntageous but a vi:r7 • ().carters, )f I kat w Y Undrawn. - 43 - Gil • - 6 Is O 0 0 O 0 0 o 5 10 (Iyoffrtichprct orncy, to Mrs here death sees iitughter of the sleeted by mit- . e only daughter Ire: • if Captain John t us feece, Elford 41d: ult. Mrs. Eleßvldial'ark. • tbe•Right uditen. - About 'ang vioictitti at Ire 4 aerie arta he Web*. Ttie Apnthecary lA e, Sir Grey hid Ea immediately ;uaedi (the 'ft' t Oita; whe9l etls he met the pars a few days, ttiThatee. Mr. reoitieff'peffeirea sir Grey C00p...r aitur ledtd,ll her Prl: aid lounta- ; I dm daily : KS take, teehre Agora SON• C 't 1111 , 106 r rin i tg, Riuur bawls% a Deem'. mi. 4. by led, anti cif shore Chan's. E a; Mr. okfellcr, so* , and, in irDir cc - vui wit h np with ft pt lute!. 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