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SPORTING brrEL.LIGE MGE., NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, xBO2. - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. fifty Pounds for 2 yr old Colts, carrying Bft. 21b. fillies Bft.—Two.yr old C. Mr. Delete Ratcliffe 's 0. f. by Precipitate - / Duke of Grafton's Duckling Mr. Jofeph Farrell's b. c. Nettle by John Bull 3 Duke of St. Albans br. f. by Buzzard, out of Stole Mr. Heming's ch. e. by Buzzard Mr. Sitwell's b.f. Regina by Moottock . Mr. Ladbroke's b. E Rofetta Ld. Cicnoont's b. c. by Wigan. out of dpbetta Mr. F. Neale's b. f. by Driver out of tigktiltade' - dr 6 to 1 againft Precipitates 1 to 8 on Duckling. The Judge could place only three. A Subfcription Plate of 3oL for 3 and 4 yr olds.— Acrofs the Flat. -4 yr olds carrying Bft. iolb. and 3 yr olds 7 ft. iolb. Sir C.. Banbury's b. m. Eleanor . . Mr. Dime Raddiffes b. e. Shock by Waxy - M r . Jokpb Farrdrs ch. c. Northampton • - Mr. Shaho's b. e. Harefoot Sir F. Standifb's b. c: by Sir Peter oat of Storace to to ion Eleanor. 1 Produce Sweepftakes of longs. each, h. ft. colts Bft. 41b. fillies Bft. alb.—Two yr old C. Dike of Oraftim's f. by Buzzard, out of a hiter to King Fergus 9 . - - 2 Mr. Hembig's ch. c. by Buzzard, out of Yeoman's dam a Mr. Galway's b. f. by Buzzard, out of Sincerity - 3 Mr. Watfon's b. c. by Buzzard, out of Defperate's dam pd .6 to 4 on Buzzard. 4 1 3 S 3 3 3 4 3 dr NORTHALLERTON, OCTOBER i 6. The Members Plate of Sol. for horfes, &c. 3 yr olds, 6ft. 41b. ; 4 yr olds, 7 ft. I rlb. ; 5 yr olds, Sit. 91b. •6 yr olds, BR. 21b.; and aged, 91 Mares and fillies allowed alb.—A winner of a Sol. fence the firs of Mareh laft, to carry 31b. extra, and of, two or More 51beiFOLIr mile heats.. Mr. Croft's b. e. Liquorice, 3 yrs. Did, M. Ob. 3 s s Mr. Crompton's eh. m.RoCamond, 4 I n. old, 7ft: z t lb. I 3 3 Mr. Darky's b. b. Sportiman, 6 yrs. old, Mt. ism. 4 4 2 Lord Darlington's ch. b. Many Moloch, 4 yrs. old, zilb. , - • - s sdr It was ydierday reported, that orders had been ilifpatched to the Foreign Stations, for the chips there that were about to return to Europe to re main till further &den. The Duke de BOUILLON ha arrived at jerky. —He was liberated from the Temple after three days confinement, in coofequence of the interfe rence of Mr. MIRILY I but it is Stocking to relate that he was imprifoned there is confequence of the information of foie emigrants, whom the Duke de Bouts. Los had 'prowled and rupportea in Jerky daring the War I Major-General Sir CHILRLIIII Ross, Bart. has arrived in .Belfaft, to rucceed General Harr, who *cturnsto his head quarters at L t ondonderry. We nnderitand that the town of Belfail is in future to be included in the difiviet Of Sir CamtLes Ross. Mr. Lassa, Member for Rye, and Sir Cmattas BOUILL; fet off on Monday for Paris. Lord GWYDIR and Family arrived in town ' , cf. tetchy frog New Market. On Monday 'was baptifed, the new born daugh ter of the Hon. MOIITOOMILtif STAY/ART ; at the 101 of GALLOWAY'S ) at Great Ealing ; the fpon fors were the Marchionefs of BLANDVORD ; the Coantefs of GALLOWAY; aid Lord ARPA ADAL ; a Lord of SefGon. • We are happy to find Mr. Latins, the Comedian, h rapidly recovering ; and that though he intitt be a little:more cautious in regard to health in future, he is likely long to tread the aage with unimpaired 14 light Mr. BRAIIAM, recovered from his fit of the gout, 'Toned in the Opera of the and was teemed with the greateft entente. The Dochers of Dctoisites had lately a very Darrow ercake &alert& at Ragirgate. Her Mice's curricle hares took fright, and were making full gmed to.thc Cliff, when bar cries happily alarmed forne labourers, who fucceeted in ftopping ,the high mettled iacere. Thofe who are in the leatt acquainted with the Duelers's liberality, will eafily conceive that her preferverscriddot go unrewarded. Since the arrival of General Animas:es wines, noboby denies that he comes over with full tower: to treat. In the bill of fare for Lord Mayor's Day, ibe cooks provide but one goofs. The reit are issvited. It appears that GA amine in found it much more eafy to mount his Balloon at Brillol than to ratfe the wised The following Angular advertifement is copied verbatim from an old Norwich newfpaper, printed by HENRY CLOSSGROVS, in the year 1709 : This is to inform my friends and euitomers, that od Satur day next this newfpapa will be fofd for a pent'', and be con tinued at that price; but advatifements will Mil be taken in gratis as fatherly.—. The reafue of my railing it to a peony is, becaufe the number I print is too prodigious great to be given away any longer; and I hope none of my adtomers will think it dear of a penny, Suet they Wall always have the hat of iutel bgasee, Wilda other diverfion. " NeNRY CROSSOIOVIL" The perfun who attempted the life of Mr. Ki wis'', in Lombara-Erect, on Saturday evening lafl, will be brought up to the Manfion-floufe fUr a further examination to-morrow, at t i o'clock. It is many years fince a whale fo large as that now at Dover has been fcen on that coati. About a century fince one was difcbvered which the people of th a t place attempted in vain to deft toy. It moved towards Folkftone, and was there haul ed on lkore. A kind of rivallhlp exited between the mariners of both towns, and the principal hero of the battle produced the following Ague ex tempore on that occation, which tradititm has pte ferred to us : There was a monstrous whak; he was fent here by the flood. The Agway could not catch hiss, but the hafirsers could ! The (cent et Wing from the whale on the Ihore at Dover is intolerable, evens-to thofe who pay their court to the monarch of the deep at a re fpeaful diliance but a man of the name of Tho mas Hill, has undertaken to sat a pound of beef (teaks, and drink a bottle of wine on his back.— Thofe who know the man are not furprifed at it s for they fay he would facceed, if he engaged to _a_baktge whak, as well as on it. .. .. numdw, °Gran i 6. , In confequence of an altercation at the fall (barter SeMune held at Ennis, a meeting took plate at three o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday' laft, near the Spa of Newcaftle, between GAORG Piacoces Colwyn, Efq. feconded by Capt. COMYX. and F. DALY, Efq. feconded by W. M. JAcesou, Efq. After an exchange of !hots, Mr. DALY was Sightly wounded in the thigh, on which the par ties were reconciled. The Limerick mail coach coming to Dublin laft night, was (Lopped by foui men armed, at the hour of eleven o'clock, at Cherryfield, Kildare, who fired at the guard, and robbed him of his arms and the bags from the following poft towns : Monaftereven,Portarlington, Emo, Mountmellick, Mountrath, Maryborough, Moneygall, Burrofa kane, and Nenagh. LIEUTENANT FR.dSER'S FUNERAL. Yellerday were interred, with. military honours, at St. James's Chapel, Tottenham Court Road, the remains of Lieut. Faasaa., late of the, ta Re giment of Life Guards. The fpatacle was un utualky grand; folemn, and imprellive. A number of private friends witking alfo to tel their refpea for the virtues of the deceafed, the attention of the Town was yefterday particu larly engaged on the fubje&. It was at ticß fup pofed that the body would be interred in St. James's Church, and in confequence a very great concourfe of anxious fpeetators %trembled in ; but the appropriated to the zit Regiment of . Life Guards in Knighttbridge, and palling up .Park lane and along Oxford-bvet, arrived at the St. James's new Burying Ground, Tottenham Court. Road, in the following order,,viz. . . A party of Mors belonging to the Beaksot, on itoefebuk, The Privates belonging to his Troup, on foot. The Band of Mute =Med. Lieut. Frafer's Charger, accoutred in black, with tie minter, boots mid arms bonitos over the (addle; and on each Me itshead, a hunch of white ribbons, embieniadeal 91 Mr. Feder having died unmarried. • • THE BODY, In a Heade and Three Mourning Coaches and Four, lied with Olken of his Regiment, in military mourning. The Mouralng Coach, containing the Father sod Relatives of the de . seafed : and behind it the Gloom who was With Lieut. Fnkr at the tinioniiliereviltien mid who appeared much Wetted ands declagn. . Four Mourning Coaches additional, and a number of private Carriages following. The whole tided by a party of the at Re& seat of Life Guards, who attended in complinient to the deeesfed. On arriving at the burying around at five o'clock, confiderable difficulty occurred, from the prefs of the populace, in conveying the body to the family vault ; but the fame being at length ef fated with due folemnity, a Tropp prepared for the purpofe fired the cuftomary vollies, and the whole was concluded with the retinae order and decoruni. As the proceffion paired through the principal ftreets, the fympathizing tear was frequently filed at the refleaion of a young man of promifing ez peaations and the molt blamelefs character meet ing his death in the moment of unguarded plea flue and unthinkinghilarity. The forrows of the venerable and refpeeed Father are facred. May no rude finger touch the chord to which his feel ings vibrate! As tinny erroneous and ccintradiaotT accounts have been given of the melancholy accident which occafioned his death, we think it may not be proper to hate the following particulars, upon authority He was on his way to Ramfgate, in a tandem, accompanied by his Groom. About three miles beyond Canterbury, be overtook a waggon in an uneven part of the road. He was at all times a Ready and cautious dtiver ; and, in truth, his ex treme caution on this occafion proved fatal to him. That he might be at is great a diftance as poilible, from the 'waggon, he unhappily drove too near the hedge, in which a poft concealed in the quickfet, aiming in contact with the wheel of the tandem, overfet it. The fervant being on the near fide, fell Mort of the waggon ; but Mr. FRAM was thrown from a greater height to a greater diftance, and unfortunately fell between the fore and hind wheels of the waggon, which paged over the lower part of his brealt. When he was raifed from the ground, he faid to his fen-ant-46 John, don't leave me, I am a dead man." His fervant having fupported him asaina the hedge, and committed him to the humanity of fome perlons who were looking on, difengaged the leader from the traces, and rode full (peed to Canterbury for profeffional affillance. In the mean time, Mr. FRASER was conveyed, on a hurdle covered with firaw, to the Swan Inn, at the little village of Stony, about a quarter of a mile from the fpot where the fatal accident happened. He complained of being cold, and called for Come brandy and water. When the Surgeon arrived, Mr. FRAU& begged that he might be bled ; but the Surgeon, on, ex amining his pulfe, and finding it low and languid, and his body' extremely cold, declared he could not venture to do fo ; but requeded that he would fuffer himfelf to be conveyed to Canterbury, where all proper attention might be paid him. He ac quiefced ; for he was by this time incapable of op polition. He was put into a poll-chaife, in which, fupported by the Surgeon and his faithful atten dant, he was conveyed to Canterbury with as much expedition as the nature of his fituation would admit. When he reached the King's Head Inn at Canterbury, the Surgeon ventured to bleed him, and adminidered fome other remedies, but in vain; for in about a quarter of an hour he expired, after a flight convulfion. Thus peddled, in the bloom of youth, z Gentle man of whom his friends had jualy entertained the mod fanguine expedations. He was in perfon re markably handfome, frank and eafy in his man ners, of a manly deportment, and found and firm principle. His untimely fate has excited a very great degree of fympathy, and has been to his friends and conned/one a eaufs of the &spit at- CORN MARKET. • MARE-LANS, OCTOAER 20. The only alteration this day is in Wheatrwhich is fcarcely faleable at. Monday's prices. —Oats, Barley, Flour, &c. remain without alteration. Yefterday the Loan MAYOR ordered the price of Bread to be continued the fame as laft, week. , AtAUTIGAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY...WIND S. W •IIIVED. DUE. 2 Dublin. I I Waterford, 4 I French o z Jamaica o FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 17. Arrived this day, the LADY Alumni.* Packet, Captain PORTRUS, with a Mail from Jamaica, after a paffage of forty-one days. The parengers by her are—Mr. WILLIAM SCOTT and Wife. Left lying at Port Royal, his Ma jefty's fhip LEVIATHAN, of 74 piss, Rear Admiral J. T. DUCKWORTH. His Majefty's alp Tames, of 74 suns, failed on a cruise the 57th of Auguft, and the TARTAR frt. pte arrived there tht fame day, and f a iled aga i n on t h e 23 d o f Aqua with , his Majetty's Slips k DESIREE and TRENT; riEor.us frigate arrived there from England about the fame din& Arrived alfo, iinde our lift, the American Ship United States, Capt. Spine's, with tobacco, from Alexandria, for orders; the !Hp Enterprise, Capt. Hoses's, frOm London, to *dna, ,for Venice; the brig Lord Dunean, Capt. WARREN, from Loudon, for ditto; the brig Ballet, PURCHASI, and Lit hos' Paget, Hoorn' o, with bale goods, Ste. from London for &bpi:ire; the brig ONSLOW, .Capt. ARTS*, from Cardiff : with iron, from Loudon ; the Undaunted, PZAILCI, with earthen ware, from Bideford, and the Lark, SMITH, with flour, from Southampton. Sailed his Majefty's brig GANBIRT, of sS guns, Capt. E . BAss, Nimble, Lieut. CooLAN, and 'Adilve excife cutters on a cruise; the Nile brig, CaputintsavroN, with pilchards, ,for Venice; and the brig Liberty, Lucius:, for Oporto.— The LADY HOBART packet, Fut.owss, will take the middle mails of this month for the Leeward Mandl. The KING Osoaos packet, with mails for Lift°, will fail the firft fa vourable wind. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER zB. Arrived the CONCORDII, of 36 guns, Captain WOOD, from Spithead, bound to Halifax. Remain in Cawfand Bay—Concoana, of 36 guns, Captain J. WOOD ; and GLIIIMOIE, of 36, Captain J. MAITLAND. In the Sound—Toro:a, of 38, R.Ho NaIrMAN; and I'ol3E4lv of 36, J. PHILIPS. The Status, of 36 guns, in the harbour, is under orders to proceed to Liverpool, to complete her complement of !tamer. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER sp. Arrived the Mona frigate with troops from Gibraltar, and is utsdervaraotine. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DIAL ) OCT. I9....Arrilled and failed for the River the King George, Turner. from Hudfon's Bay ; and Albion, Hubbard, from the Strdghtso—Wind S. S. W. GRAVZSZND,, OCT. Iy.—Pjdfed by the Hagan:* Packet, Thempfea, ham Harnbargho—Sailed the Fame, Dawfon, for Cads; Cie, Ward, for Dantzie ; Hope, Williangoo, foe Branca ; Patrioten, for Nauttz ; Bilboa, Soper, for Carolus, Sibbern, for Hamburgh ; and Madrid), far Rouen. ARRIVED. At Cowes--Hoffnung, Rader, from Chariefton. At Liverpool—Thames, Coffin:from New Orleans; Travel ler, Trantham, from Lisbon; and Jane Grindley, from Dantzic. At Hull—Sarah, --, from amp. Off Folkftone--Vine, —, from Oporto. At Leith—Cumberland, Simplon; Turton, ?Wails; and Cumberland, Smith, from Jamaica. At Dublin—Thomas and Mary, —, from Gibraltar. At Dantslc—.Ardent, Barrow, from Dantzlc. At Antwerp-11-Neptune, Dyer, from Cadiz. At New York—Walker, Clark, from Liverpool; Oneida Chief, Graham, from Dublin; Warrington, Scott; and An dro(neda, Pearce, from Clyde. At Genoa and Leghorn—Zelphcr, Orfeur, from Liverpool. At Trinidad—Lady Hobart, Little, from Africa. GLASGOW TONTINE LIST. Glafgow, Baird, is arrived at Grangemouth, from Gottenburgh. EAST-INDIA SWPS The following is the order of the difpatch of the Ships taken up by the Hon. Eaft-Iridia Company this feafon, viz : For Bombay and China.—The Earl Camden and the Bom bay Cattle. For St. Helena, Bencoolen,and China—The Royal George; to be difpatcbed on or before the tsth of December. For Coaft and China—The Hindoftan, and a new Ship, to be commanded by Capt. Hudfon; to be difpatched on or before the iii: of December. For St. Helena and Bengat—The City of London, and a new Ship, bulk by the late Mr. Hamilt o n. For Coaft and Bay— The Admiral Gardner.. and the Sir Stephen Lothlngton ; to be difpatched on or before the 14th of January, 2803. For Bombay—The new fldp Queen, Captain Craig. For Madras--The Windham and Walpole ; to be difpatched on or before the 29th of January. For Coat and Bay—The Hugh Inglis and the Calcutta. For Bengal—A new Ship, to be commanded by Capt. Robert fon ; to be difpatched on or before the ath of February. For Bengal—A new Ship, to be commanded by Captain Lennox, and the Charlton, Capt. Weiladvice. For China-- A new Ship, to be commanded by Capt. Clarke, and the new (hil l : l %7m Haftinp ; to be dlfpatched on or before the 14th of For Bombay and Madras—A new Ship, to be commanded. by Captain John Price, and a ditto, by Captain Thomas Hud fon. For St. Helena and Bengal—A new Ship, to be command ed by Capt. Gdftan. For China—The Exeter, Dorfetthire and 'Couto ; to be difpatched on or before the 29th of March. For Bengal--The Earl Spencer, Capt. ftaiti, and the Prefton, Capt. Murray. For Bombay—A new Ship, to be commanded by Capt. White. For China—The Hope, Capt. Hurneaftle ; to be difpatched on-or before the t ath of April. The Ezra, Smith, from Bofton, is wicked at Turk's Wand. The Jupiter, Balding, from Savannah to New York, funk at the Crew raved excepting the Captain. The Ship Three Friends, Prior, from New-York to Cape Ftancois, is totally loft on little Heneaga. The Union, Hooper, from Alkant to Bolton, is loft on the Mc of Sable..-Crew fared. The Samuel, Wooly', horn Archangel to Amfterdam, is loft on the Coaft of Norway. • On Sunday fennight arrieved at Leith, the Turton, Captain MgNicol. from Jamaica. The Captain reports, that on the sth foßaot, about 6o miles raft of the Bland of May, he faw a large brig bn batman ends, without any body on board, and another brig a Short way to leeward,with a boat alien), which veffel he fuppoks bad taken the people on board. The brig appeared to be in kaiak and to have owlet in a violent (quail. Saturday morning arrived in Leith Roads, front a endue, the Drivel' Coop of war. Alfo arrived, two tranfports, with a part Of General Yirensyfes ninnent on hoard, (non Guerafey. T hey have have yeah -as-a DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The gun veff.l 'Plumper, for the capture of the brig &lir will be paid on the tft of November uext, at No. 6, Stanhope met, Ncwcaftk•Rreet, Strand. The Andromeda and Prevoyante will be paid for the Pruf fian galliot Kaufliandel; and of the fhlp Rofettr, by the fqua dron of Dunkirk ; the Ann hired cutter will alto be paid for the former capture, and the (loop Atatante, together with the re prefentatives of the late chip Babet, at the Sun Tavern, I-Agate hill, on Tucfday the 26th init. The unpaid glares of the proceeds of the following captures, made by his Majefty's chips and veffeis at the Care of Good Hope, viz. The Spanifh zebec St.. ofef y Animas. The hull of the Spanifti corvette Noftra Senora des Lot Do lores, hull and cargo of the !hip Dcgona, and the hull and cargo of the fchoouer Sauta Fortunata. On accou►:t of condemned property captured on board the lhip Den Goede Henfigl.e. 'The cargo of the French brig la Monche, and Inch part of the cargo and materials of the brig FUranie, as was laved from the wreck. Spanifh ship l'Edouard. La Gleneure and cargo. French brig Paquebot. Hulls and cargoes of the Spanifh (hip Martin,and brig Angelo. Salvage of the ship Union, and cargo. Hull and cargo of the Spanish brig Nurnero Sete. Cargo of Lodoifka; and hull and cargo of the French brig I'Eleonore, will be recalled at No. z Cecil-itreet, on every fucceeding Friday. BRIGHTON, OCT. 18. On Saturday the toth Light Dragoon!, and the Artillery Rationed at the Barracks - , had a field day on the Downs, near the Race courfe, at which the PRINCE of WALES gave the word of Command. The Downs were never before ornamented in Oc tober with fuch a numerous affemblage of failtion able fpeaators. In the afternoon, the afcencion of a fmall gilded Balloon, not more than three feet in diameter, from the Steyne, engaged the attention of the public. Among the molt dif tinguifhed Perfonages prefent were, the Earl of CLERMONT, the Bifhop of Sr. ASAP H, Sir JOHN 6 and Lady LADE, Sir GREGORY PAGE TURNER, Lady ELLENBOROUGH, &c. Yetlerday, the morning being extremely fine, his Royal Highnefs was for a conitderable time on horfeback, and after, with Mrs.FITZHERBERT and a feleft party of the Nobility, paraded the Steyne for nearly two hours before dinner. In the even ing there was a Concert at the Pavilion. Two troops of the loth Light Dragoons marched from the Barracks here on Monday left, to relieve two troops of the fame regiment at Arundel and Chichellv, which arrived here on the following day. This regiment has received orders to let • their whiflcers grow, that being a preparatory mea fure to their affumption of the Hular habit. the colour of the uniform, in lieu of dark, will then be changed to light or 'ley blue. The Duke de MORTIMER, and Mr. Warn HT, of Duke-areet, Manchefter-Cquare, arrived here this morning, in quell of a perfon, who, it is faid, had defrauded the Duke out of Soul. by altering the figures of a draft, which the Duke paid in London, from 7001. to 12001. A perfon anfwer ing to the defcription given of him, they heard, at the One Tun, had embarked the night before in the Bonaparte packet for France, which packet, ,in confequence of the fudden turbulence of the weather, has put into Shoreham harbour, to which place they are now gone in fearch of him. The hull of the brig Adventure, lately fcuttled off this place, was fold by nation at New Shore , ham, on Thurfday, for 811. THE THEATRE•COOKE, of Covent-Garden Theatie made his appearance here on S atur d ay , in the charaetersof Shyloch and Sir Arch, Mai:Art.l;n in the Merchant of Venice and Love a la-Mode. The part of Shylock was fuitained in the molt mafterly manner; though the Drama was fo dreadfully curtailed anal mutilated, th at but for the e xqu ilit e performand of Mr. COOKE, the patience of the audience mull have been exhanfted, 'ere the deep and horrid malice of the Jew had met its proper reward. The charming parts of Lorenzo and yeea, were compreffed to a very few lines; in the latter of which, notwithftanding, particularly in the Song, Mrs. SYDNEY, acquitted herfelf ex tremely well. Sir Achy Macfarcafm, in Love a-134 . Mode, was one of the moll highly finifhed por. traitures that could poflibly be offered fur the in fpetion and amufement of the Public. The Edinburgh and Berwick packet, Captain LIND, with 35 pairengers, failed for France on Saturday. Arrivals--The Marchionefs of Downildre, the Downer Lady St. Vincent, Lord S. Murray, the Han. Mrs. Fitzgerald, Sir John and Lady Knightley, Lady Martin, &c. Departures—Sir F. and Lady Eden, the Archbllhop of Can terbury, Admiral Payne, Lady Crofton, Lord Longford, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Knight, Colonel Leigh, &c. The day of the PRINCE'S departure is not yet known. OCT. 19.—Molt of the Dathers of inferior order, and their fuites, have left this place, though the Families of Fathion either continue, or are replaced by new faces. Sir John Jehu, and a few others, daily exercife about the town four-in•hand ; and to thew their dexterity, go full trot round all the corners of the areets, by which the lives of his Majefty's fubjeas, when perambulating, are in conaant danger. The Blacklegs and Demireps thin fart, though fome of the latter yet promenade on the Steync. A few days. fince one of them had the effrontery to walk up and down during a high wind in the moll indecent manner, having literally no other cloathing than a round drefs of the thinnea muflin, and that made dole to the !tape. Many of the heft houfes are yet inhabited at the ufual exorbitant prices ; and many of their owners have got a trick of taking out the belt furniture after they are let, and fubflituting inferior before it is occupied. The poor boy who lately met with an accident as he was at work on a fcaffold, and it was thought could not recover, is now out of danger, aver being trepanned. The PRINCE of WALES, with great humanity, fent for his Surgeon from Lois don to perform the operation, and thaw to lay in the areet to prevent his being disturbed; and by the care which has been tam of him, he will probably be rtftored. A few days fince a boy was taken ont of thefea apparently dead. He had been bathing and got out of his depth ; but by timely affiance was re• 11. A. 1 . t