Star. — London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

f . i~ if 1 SPOR Av•- r.T.. I;gs. ~r h ,• . ~ ~ lilli.~' ~ 1[ 'l,: :.r 7 1.1 c; r 7. "A"rr e;Li 6wecpii.ikes of to. a e.tch tor 3 and 4 yr. !n. D.e. Ted ly by Ar ra s:iris, • r• u.. 1, 811. • • - S ..• !kin'. Pattln. f-yrn • • 2 I ti. II !ear of a Stre , ..io.ti....s of togs. each, fur Mr INlMlnort th," r. yt I.ola, Sit 4!b. ?tin :Vat r 0.1% l'itet. 4 .vc-. :1. i.'. 1 The Kelilllll 111 1 '110'S' 5..11 .)f ggs. via, 1211. Four-mi!e Heats. *,° A Fox's Ile.id ) to the o*net of the Seeni..! Horir. Mr. Your; M I I rr, m. Mt; mra'.•. by Maul:, 6-yra. 3 2 1 4 . ir. S ;:tv , t,rie47 , F4 gr. iv. . • 1 3 Mr. Huggeffon's U. g. abed ea. 311'/AD, LRS. T:e• ilreies we hear tool- day of fwindlers and impeei s apl.etr li. marvcllons that they can feel c: e:edit, however well anthentica;ed ; but le, u. iii, giving ..iidenee in a Cent of Jul Lice, eeor. (evils, mere won.let fat *Tiles a f.reee:s!el ft and s. err L:id .•pen than any the put lie 7as vet•liieted of. lit ?he Lift Q: l erter Sell; ins forth • Cetinty Simnel Celins, oilier ien'e Virein, at.d H. D. Face wine inereted, tnge ther nith a man of the name of Stocker, fur a coefpire.:y to defraud, by attful Rratagems and p;ienices, J -hn Ibbotion and several other par T., of tee:: rtlnnies. goods, and chattels. The ;nuke:l;or sea, ?sir. lbhotfon, te:eits the hotel is Vere-nreet, Oxleird-flreet. Ile dated, that in Septcni:.er salt Colitis Cattle to hi, bmie in an ele gant chariot vith tees ladies, whom he call.:J his ile ails! hie niece. 11c iiimftlf, he laid, was a men o saes e fortune. was going to let up a bank, and eve:4rd to he mon eteineil a Baronet. He pre tended that he was very intimate with Lord Ken)on, and that to rivet his Lordfhip's affeflions h: was gni , ' g . to ',With a' ook agaiutt paper mo ney. rie left the hotel in a week or two, but con tinued occalionelly to frequent the houfe. Being one day dining there with a friend, who turns nnt to be the defendant Free, he declared himeelf to be enraptured with the wine, and ezpreffed a de fire of buying twelve dozen of it. He offered in payment a bill of exchange to 651. los. drawn in favour of Samuel Colin:, Dip at fix weeks af. ter date, by one Stocker, at Chafer, on B. D. Free. Efq. No. 9, Harley-street, by whom it was accepted, and made 'upside at Main. Williams, Son, Drury, and Company, Bankers. Mr. Ibbot fon agreed to let hint have the wine, and next day Mave him a check for thirty.feven pounds twelve illings, the balance of the bill. However. the porter in carrying hone fome of the wine to Mote timer-Rreet. a here he lived, diicove: ed that he had cheated the u-'enle of that neighbourhood; and Ibbotfon enquiria).• at the banker's it' the bill would be paid, was told that they knew no fuch perfons as thole whore namee were Rated to be upon it.— Colins was then apprehended upon a warrant, but bailed by Mr. John King of Portland Place. One of the partners in the Houk of Melfrs. Williams and Co. produced Free's cant book, tiom which it appeared that in Oaol.er he had only gs. 6d. in their hands, to anfwer bills he had made payable by them for t 1661. When he firti opened an ac count wits them, he came to their houfe in a very elegant charier, with fervent% in handforne liveries, and pretended he was recommended to keep cafh there by his intimate friend Sir Gregory Page Turner. was alto moved that Colin; had put off a bill of five hundred pounds to a filverfmith, in Bnnd-flt eel ; another of 3651. to a tavern keeper in Covent Garden ; another of rO. to a coach. maker, in Long-Acre ; another of 531. to an up holilerer, in Oxford-floreet ; anot!ier of 351. to a holier, in the Arne dreet : and for others of tool. eel. los. 1501. and KEIL to other tradelincn. For there, by talk prete.nces, lie obtained goods or money, or both. In the courfe of the trial it ap. peared that his reel name was Virgin ; that he Was the fon of a weaver at Taunton ; that he went when verb young to Eve as a fcctruan at Bath ; that he was afterwerds a clerk in one of the lhnli Banks ; that being difeharged for improve con duel, he palled over to France; and that mine his return he official.. .I :Is an ufher in feveral Acade mie,. in the iieit-,litnitiihmd of London. He Af• ternetrds becam mailer o f a large laud at !Lim teerfinili, the e will of which he fold fee a lerre turn of money. He next opened a day feel •.ol in PoalaneLitteet, tinder the name of 11:e !Zee. :i.unitel Virgin, a eke ~ . yman of the Church of England. This likewife tiourithing, he C-1:1 ;t. VI; tf n veer.' and 0f.1.-iated as a curse at -i.en tineh•oiliiiry,...-ies!c, where be once mole edit:ding ed iChool. He focn • E en a number of youm , Ce.tiemen at limy giih.-sas a year each, but he was ,aged to leace tine ;:lace on ace:rand of his dente He w: it appealed he the evidseee. a clerk in tie: Cone:- When it tailed its was em p' •d hy !Frs. King and Co. to go to Choler • 1.iv...-teioe, to try to ettablith a firm in each of oen Wl' to COTI'4O' with the l'oetland pi lee Per% r.VC4 e ill I ':ra ved ; his tritil.— Prfelou; to hie %eine; to proctired the } • • e'. e .n c!..tnlrc fi ern Virgin to twice tee_ prolenee a: hewing b.a! 10 •lIIC ft him be a did:ter:elation of that name. Ile rot the neeee.:try doenneene 4:ay....id at the nerald's and ;angle.; hi, ctedi:o:s i n t o e bell:t of his good fortune. I ree was pored to have been cdi.ietted at Oxford, and keen: lie wes decoyed nra this scheme, to have been an atrelant in tip -':r ;e tehools in n'` and. • r. ti • matt in laid...eine the bill's . , was 1..4' ' , WM! ' Mactiii.er at ;%it. tiffright.'s Lock • el.• AC: j.I. and ;old F►et, both Guilty; th i, 11,•• (.relit harutdiately CcoLurt%i eq- P3t.ICP, &e. I%totv , tev three men were hi "tight befnm the L,• NLivroc, char;red e.ith flealin a great quantity nrkathet not the wart haute rf NteifrA. Newman, katherfeAcrs. It ap pear.:! in ev;dtiice th t: two of the prifoners were ti.e srare:•ntdimait and porter of Mr. Newman, j and thz ntlyr wi:s'a man, to whom this lealt,•l was c ..is•zyed on purpo;e to difpnfe of it. The prFt tiers eing b::rn examined apart, feermd to :metric earl' other, while AI pretended to tell the ..111.h. The warchni,:,:inan (rid he had alibied to ll:ree bundles of l•rather, and to put :t iu the cat ;, over.perfnaded by his Gilroy fer- 1 vant, wl,irot he c ,, nlarA was to be Inld fot their he J 'refit. lle said he had lived nearly twelve years in his place, but never WAS guilty of any thins of' the Iciud before. The porter faid he was perfivaded by the re ceiver, who f old them ropes oceafionally, and told hint if he coull get any quantity of leather at any time, he would z..;:et it fold fur him ; and laid he bad fold him lonic before, The receiver conceited having received this lea ther fcom the rover, which he had offered Ivr file; and that he was only offered fapence the pound t or it, which would not produce above 51. for what w.:s worth fifteen, but pretended he did not know it was iiolen ; laid he kept a honte in Wiimp's Conn, Coleman-freer, and dealt in many things wh;vb he pure:tared from warchnufemen, porters, &c. fueh as wrappers, boxes, ropes, r.nLi other things, an.l that he knew wareliottfemen porters who dealt in goods to the amount of a year, and offered to give dllr n:am►s, which his Lor,:thip thought would he tag: mn:t pt ud ent. to take in prie.to.:, which was done accoidingly. The officer who le:lrvin:loe home of this prifoner he did not find any leather, !Italie found in tl:e cedar bundles of paper, wrappers. boxes, &c. They were all three committed for farth,r domination. Yefterday a hackney coachman was convilicl in the penalty of xos. for exalting from a Gentle man is. more than his legal fare. Guixtsuaer..--Yellerday John Chambers was committed for trial, fin the teliimony of fcvtral witnelles, on fufpicion of r..ing into the warchoufe of a wholetale linenidraper, in Breed-ftreet, Cheap fide, and flealing thereout n piece of prin-ed linen, value 31. cos. who, on being p.rceived by Come of the witnetres, dropped the fame, when he was pur fued, and brought back. A perion, who refidzs in the neighbourhood of Blacktriars, was brought up before Sir Wavicax Lewes, upon the charge of a watchman, for hav ing the night bcfore obliirnited, intuited, and abitted him in the execution of his duty, with raped to tome diforderly women ; the charge, however, being very flightly fuppnrted by the watchman; was &milled. One of the women alluded to immediately came forward, and pre ferred a charge agaildt the watchman, for having received a gation of beer to compromife the huti nets of the preceding evening. Sir Wa nits LEWES immediately ordered the watchman to be committed, in order, as he laid, to warn watch. aid conflables, that they mud not abufe the antlawity that is given them, or plunder indivi duals under the pretence of prcterving the public p=ce. Woastitt-rralET.—Yeflertlay a man was tal:cn hel, , re the Magitlratec, charged on ful)icion of being concerned with two ot;iers, now in cullocl7, on furpi.ion of flealing from the pren:ifes of P.L. Alderman NLWMAN, on Snow-hill, a large quan tity of leather. The offence being committed iu the City, he N7its referred to the IsLnfion•houfe. SHADWELL.—TuefiIay night three girl:., the youngett only t t years of age, were committed for re-examination, charged with cutting :4 yard; of printed cotton from a linen draper's amp, in I:at cliff-highway. They had feveral pawnbrokers' tickets in their polLtilon, and raid their parents lived at the welt end of the tawn. George Monmouth Little. of Blackheath, was charged with nabbing his wife, and is committed till the furgcon reports her nut of danger. Yetterday John Johnfon, anti Sopl:ia his wife, both ncgroes, were committed for trial, for heal ing two twenty pound Bank notes 011;. of the chat ts . Joierit Howard, a negro, their friend. Macy I ancgar, Elizibeth Ricliartlfon, and Mary Smith, ail very young, whole parents live weft of were finally examined, on the accn. i.o.ant of W. Williams, linen-draper, in Ratcliff highway, with Mitering a'bout hi: iliop, 'and cut ting away yards at cotton, value 365. which was tract:d upon them, bides a number cf dupli cates fur p1e.:; , ,e4 goods, fappofed to have been 11c es idcnce being .rang, they were com mitted 1; .1' trial. • ViliTai.lll of the name of Miller, who expofes lierf,:lfall over the toy:a for her fingularity of con nal in 41iting, coachmen, &c. was com mitted in prif..ti for want of fureties, on a charge of riotous behaviour. THAMES OlFlCE.—l r eftertlay one of the Gen tlemen connetied 'with the brig Adventure, Grid to oe bulk at bi ighton, in older to defraud the un wat exam;bed ; be was anted in his defence by Counfel. Several Gentlemen belonging to t. 1);: concern attorki for the profecution, %%hen gre:it number of cloctitnents. were produced, in arch to prov. his eriniinitlity, and !kink connate:l vith Capt. Codling. ST the fuggcnit.n of his Comifel, all flraugers were ordered to withdraw. The bufiners, we undertliutd, is to undergo further • Fr iday 'evening laft fevers filver table fpoons and nine Myer tea fpoons were ptivately flolen from a turbo:ad in tlic kitchen of the Spread Eagle Inn, Salifbury. The thief as yet remains undifcovered. A few nights (ince the flint) of a tradefrr.in of Culla:11ton WAS broke open and robbed of cant and goods to tht amount of 6cl. On Saturday night, :shout n;ne o'clock, a gentle man on innfeback was !topped toy two footpads, by Alton road wall, near Birmingham, and robbed of girths, drove his horfe Come way back on the road!. and then got uff acrofs the fields. Wednefday evening, about eighto'clocit. a blae; leather trunk was cur from a chaife near Temrlo bar, thy property of Captain Wardell, of tati l .7.:! areer, lloodinan's fields, containing a grut v., riety or female attire, and other articles to a Lug,: Amount. The villains are not yet tracei out. 'fv'o persons were conviCted at Liverpool be fore the Worthipful P. W. Brancker, Efq. Mayor, or. Monday le'nnight, for buying regimental ne cetraries from a foldici in the regiment now gum.. tend there, and paid the penalty of 51. each. Tot:Clay fe'lltight S. Baker, of Warminlier, wa :ortmlitted r..Fitherton . gaol, charged en oath wit!. a violent foiricion of h is being one of the rerion , who riotoully affembled on the t 4.th of July, ar.ri tired into and attempted to deftroy the bottle M 1.,: mills belonging to J. Jones, Efq. at Stavcrton. On Tlntriilay fe'nnlght, S. Ferris, of Trow bridge, was committed to the fame gaol, charged with having, in or about the month of pine, been aiding and ;Witting, and been prefort at and con renting to the adnunidering of an unlav7fol oath. At the fame time J. May, of Trowbridge. was committed to the fame gaol, charged v itititax in June lati, adminillered an unlawful oath or on gagcn:cnt. And J. Milner. G. Marks, and P. Edw•ard;, are corn:pitted to pric,,n at Devizes, charged with various Mimics the fame tendency. Friday fenr,:g:lt was committed to Ilellvfler gaol, by Roach, Ertl. Mayor (Jr Glatlonbory, I'r f )71 e momit tr. hard Lbour, John II:ley, an ap prouiee to 1le:11.s. Adynis and Son, hofiers, of the t;I:j totva, difol:edicoc:, idicacfs, and (cur l:lons lanzuai,.: to bis waiters. I, week was committed to Bridewell, Bath. Idw:u•d .Wnolcott, nn fufpieion of cutting the manl4 and tai:s of f:veral horfcs, more than go of which hive Olen thus mutilated within a few days in the fd►urbs of A young r:orann, named Mary Horner, not fa tistied with the allowance for the maintenance of her ballard ehilJ, left it Nit week upon the Corn , muninn Table of St. Nicholas church, Isl , ,wcaftle. Sunday a new born infant, quite naked, was Bound twder a h. ;p of dirt, in a lane near Mar!,'s hill, Path. It is fuppoied to have been dead when placed there. No marks of violence appeal-A. On Sunday evening lime unarmed foldiery paling throunh Townfcnd-ftreet, werz wautunly fct upon by the mob, and with great dif ficulty, after mach abufe, efcaped alive. . • - On Monday evening a difpute arnfe bttween a Tailor and a Ihncruaker, in Dynt-street, St. Giles's. in which the former, in a malt ravage manner, force , : on,: of the latter's eyes out with a Rick. He was talt !!! to the Matilde). Hofpital. A fingitlar c..rape occurred on lArchcf,lay morning, in Pcy:ton-itrect, Iflington-read: a child falling ont rf a tw-o-pair of.ttairs wind. , w, was caught by its liars upon a clothes-line, ar.d fell fr:.Til this fufpeniion to the. ground, without the leaft injury. • On Monday fennilhe a gentleman from Wex ford. in irel:-.rd, of the name of Cunningham, died at Buxton, immediately after going into the bath. He arrived there in a very infirm Rate, and too eager for the t elief ,vhich he expelled from bathing, went into the water its two or three hours after. wards; but it cauftd him to throw up a quantity of Mood, :Ind he died in a few minutes. On Monday laR T. Turner, a farmer at Little Wee:on, in t c:urnin:: home from Beverley, late in it a eveninz, mach intoxicated with liquor, fell from his hni tr , nn the road in Beverley Wet. wood, and died seat day in confequence. On Saturday La the Coroner's Inqueft fat on the body of Ca pt.V.`rn. t:mith, lately from the \Veit Indies, who iinfortnitattly fell overboard whilst viewing the halloon on Friday latt off Deptford, and falling Letween the ihipping,he was drowned. His body was taken to the fign of the Mantion bottle at Deptford, where every method was ufed to 1.:14)re animation, but without died. The Jury returned a verdi& of Atilt:dal Death. A few days f►nce an in:inert was taken at Nor tham, on the body of an invalid foldier, who was found drowned : as no memoran.lum was found upon him, or any account to be obtained refped log him, it is fuppofed he fell in the night from come Gnernfey trader in the river, and floated with the tide up the river to Northam. On Wednerd:tv an inquilition was taken at Afh, on the body of John Staples, a lad of I h years old, was gathering cherries on a high nee, when one of the limbs broke, which occafioned him to fall to the ground, and he was killed on the fpot. Verdi& Accis:ental Death. Titcfday evening as one of the long Rages was palling the strand, by St. Clement's Church, the coachman not obferving a bank of earth, which had been laid in the courfe of the day from the making the large new fewer, the wheels went on it, and the coach was unfortunately oterturn , :k! : the outride pafiengers were thrown off withost an; n elerial injury, hut feveral of the inllde pa trengers were bruited in a moll Vaocking manner. A Lady's head was cut by the breaking of the gtifc, and on her being taken to a furgeon's, it was feared the bruife was of ftrious coulequence. On Wednefday lennight a remarkable accident occurred in a hay field near the Ketch, on the road to Kempfey, Worceterlhire: one of the mowers having laid his feythe down in the gr afs by the hay-rick, a valuable horfe employed in the team fet his foot upon it, when it turned foddenly• upwards, and (truck him in the theft with fetch force as to penetrate to his heart, and be inliantly. fell down and expired. About fix o'clock on Tuefday evening, a girl with a yonng child in her arms, going down Hol- born hill, happening to tread on a bean (hell, her foot ilipt,and the poor child was pitched with g, , :at forte out of her hands upwards °flour yard,. The child by its fall hardly received any hurt, although e;vl Ise her fall .very nearly broke her back:, PrPsccrs or nernin..7. Sratton, of C1L.1.:11,a yottly:; man f f A ; ; ; e , was untiatan.,:-.; ) , As Le WAS bathing oa ti:e .'c'i Z:L': CC. Un Wcdoefia7 eta IV 31)011! 4 ... . 3 agc I:;ii;i g near wt Luc o; Lis droll, aliJ was irowvcd. 1:1:f.fly w;!% dro•vnc.l ;:t •!.!r. T. jstw.:l.-,45, lua of Mr. J. I I. On \l'etTnei:i ty yonrT lamed Peart,l.; , --ini- to boc.l:c in thr :..toir the bt,i% ioto the iver, i.l , 7l'dine tip 1 . • utt the water bzi: - .g to 3 thal.l.lw to fu, pitched upon his head in !!.c rims% an.l lenfArls,havin7 it c..!..:1z •ci.rll: nt . 01.! nee!;. 1 V ptenr wedie rceover:d the ofe t . f hie ftculdes fn I.lr .:1,0)1A to ci;Ccoorle; but, w.twitliftan,:ing, in the coutfc of Fridar following. On Sunday la II a poor hoy, 3botu fourteen y ears old, who h.„( 'm. 4 4(4)11(17 ;;one int., the liver to bathe of litin%erfortl, was (Wept away by t!. tide, and carriA outlide a tier of barges : few in ifeetual lival.lglcs to prefervc lire, 1. inak. tortunately a failing ho tt h oppeard to be ne ar at the time, cm v Inch a Gentleman ( !h.( .(1:13, o:licer in the Navy), intiantly p:talged to hi s alfotance. .After a violent effort . , having 111? ti le to contend witb, and being erzumh,T.,•,l v. jib !):.fa s and all his clothes hilt e:.at, be fuceetdA in bringing up the body from the bc.ztom. This is the teconl of his fellow mortals that this young man his Paved front di owning by his !kill and in. treriPy. On Wedneillay evening, about feven o'clock, a boy about feven years of age followed lime otheF boys to the waterfid, near St. Andrew's Wh ar f, Upper l'hames-ftreet, when he got into a lighter, and fell into the Thames, by which accident he was drowned. The body was coon after picked up, and taken to a public houfe, where every means w:re ufcd to rcflore animation, without effea. SF DUCTIrM—AIIIOIIg, tile many melancholy efferts of the immorality and fednaion %inch pre• veil ia this metropolis, we are furry to hare to relate. the foilowinr.:—On .Moudi.y laq, about t,.‘•lye o'clo c k, as a ° Gentleman was ping along ::..!.:ckfriarsioi.lvre, he ohfcrved a Young evlnaa attempting to climb np the haluarale. eltiviacul that her ititentjon was to throw herfelf over, he pulled her back, and atked her what the wai about? her cycs were ftruln with cryirg—the avow.:i her detign of jumping into the rivcr•—.. X am (laid (hr) a rai•ied have elcr.t.! It•In my parents, and livel with a young mar, Ylt:sliai now &felled me." On bearing this :1.. y, the Gentleman, whote humanity hal first L..en ref.r...l by her appearance, called an,•,ther !!!" patting to his aid, and 0..7 conveyed Ler to a I.lac: of &tiny in Bridge Itreet, Blackrriars; ti,-f there delivered her to the care of the Patilh Ori cers. On being farther queliioned, the Cates] th•a: her name was S•irah Sh—, and th:q ih 1:5.3 abfented herfelf for fix weeks from her pare ;!s, with a young man. %shore name the wool I act difellsfe ; they had lived together in ;it. Garg."; Fields until the money and clothes the had trce made aw.ty yid]. The young man bad Lict.:z-.1 her when all was gur.c, and (he was left in ferh a ttate of mind that the could no longer t4pt•rt exittence, not bear the idea of lookina• her fie.i.ts again in the fare ; the at firft Paid her fatlter in Shored;tch, but at IA the c,trifetTcd di i:e wts a gunimith, who alfo keeps a !nde in I)..);:pia's. court. Piet-flreet. • • EOct.Es AsTicm, pit EFEtt MEN The Lor.lCiiau --- eeibm has prerzltcd the Rev. li er:3ert Hurl. B. D. Clioitkiin to tke k:erl of Makt4lbory, to the rt.:toy MellEs, in Suffolk. _ _ . ..... On the 9th tuft. a me:tlng or the clergy <f the Arch.!.oclary of York, for the purpo:e o:ch , 111:tz two Proaors thent Convoeati,,n, was h..td by appoiatment of th •dm Robert Markham, the Archdeacon, at St. Peter', Chcrh, in Leeds, when the Rev. Peter Haddoa, Vicar of Leeds, 21:1 the Rev. James I-10.4f00, Redtor of Barwiek4uZbuct, waft umnimourly ele•!tcfi BM VI 1. On Wednefday, the Lady of William s Efq. of Lin. cola's-Ism-Tie , : 4, of a Iva. KARATITD. Tuefday fe'noi.;bt, Mr. Charles Cummins (fon of Mr. Carn mini, of the Ther. :-.-Royal York aud Hull) to Mifs Erewec. 130-h a the Lart.ot , Company of Cont..uli.ios.--A Ica .1.•-• atter they invited tltea...rletuls to their ticacut w fee 74. 4 hp z:t Marr:./. DIED. At Park, I.arrivie, the etir',;;;ed perfometer the 117 era. At Paris, at the age of )2, Nlaeone buettgz• bhc t. t to eke Left moment that „^...kiy aid ntddrck td r for Which fhe was dlPlognitlLAL 'ltte I..:inch n=ee rt :iced her tit.: rank The stepult"e I.•tt rt. at I.er r. --at& Per:/a, in it niotion of Mitoo, •r • .: 1-4 the t:tArri:ale,ard Tr.:e,cdy nick %.••••,...!• 41 withfttcc.ltint;49. • Latelr, at Atill.Na. Mr. John Matter Vanyfon, SuTto7l4 his lk!ajcfty's frkat Czitor. Oa Sunday, after a &art Wiser', in his ystla year, has Penny, of the Culton;s;Liverp.ol. Sth init. at Beverley, aged y s, - formerly of Hull. Or. the ttth inftant, Mr. Dank! -Seaton, t,i K :75 .7Q! i:1. I,3ent to C S. Dom:molt:, EN. of Luneonf.:-• On the iota: inttart, at Liverpool, Mrs. c: Mr. Joi.p Bates, Hotel, Lord-ftrret. At ?sir. :Am.:n*l.44u re. Dub`i::. e I:fr, of a molt rapid eottfumpii•ri, IlTifs •t• - •. daughter of John Addiron, of Hettittl. dt lUtkaitl , r, on the t nth Margaret !!., • .'t'' u r OryftCalt, ffq. Collector of 'he entt•nr.•, • !.aft month, at Southampton, Mrs. Lytlir • arrired front AtttiLo:t. (In thc 2Cth uls. ttt Barwick-in-Miro, in L.:: '7?.th • r roli:t of the roe Mr. :k4..r1, t I lace. (es other 1rv:v.1.3.10 r trr-i!! , trn pouiutt. are 1..-11, tt;t. her e: iii, to I.e .3'.11r.'. t:t ! , y • .• " amen.; the poor se. ~.tan tsf 7,1 .0 C. , : ui Wi.:rev, Yorke,ire, at which 'aft !I.tro • HIGH WATER Xl' LONPON F1R111G"..1 . 6-;% 10,7 • 0 •` ; 11Sorni-vg 47' issinvt , l , Artery , - a 22 Multittl art‘? I..t.VfatY/N: Printed for the Porwrictors by ff)l IN I` %N. • • - (of (areaby,itre.:, .t. the? cis: r. Carly-ftica ; 1111 ~.:0111L1 terteary-placc,Lantbeth),lt is oa, ear. y-ltrect, ..t STa,-()ttla, Teritie4kt ; to vilsidi 0/cc a corittro,t- (1