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~,, •••••••.,..• ~~ LAW INTELLIGiWCZ. ! . . . . • . . . , ilo WTH WALES SUMMER CIRCULT. . . Tubtawa MAultaal SUTIIISH, Eftetirc. .. . • ... THOMAS P l YATEl..Etquirt at * Tut-May, Aiwa tt, etplitelly. frt.—Monday, Anna 17, al CAMMINOIS. Astglelti.=—Atutdav , Auguft lA, at Beiatieliti. CHESTER CIRCVIT. I . -- The Honourable JAMAS 1144NMPIHIS. FRAMCIS BURTOPH Flquiro. • Montgonterythiro—Thuriday, Aug uft z 3, at PooL Denhiglithlre—WdSudday, Anita 29, at Ruthlta . Pbotthiro—Tuefday, Auguft 25, at Moid. atend4—Monday, 3a , at the Cattle of Cheats.. • , COURT 'OP ltiNG's wENeit.rtnan so. •' ', • nevaalialcus.—tose si stillitmt. The Plaintiff% litt Mains** *lc. befendant an innkeeper on the Ayleflittry road. -Ik appeared . • that Mr. Role ; frheit on his wityib Aykibury, du ring the lail J.ent AlEzes, (lopped at an inn ,kept by defendant, with whosti an altercation took place refpieting a great coat left in the coach. The.dif ptite *Arne .wittibi, . and ;kits progrefs the defers. slain (in the hearing of revere' perfons).obferved that the plaintiff araa i iseiryfattontey, he fig,- 3Sofe'd oh liis.way to the Aylery *lees, to Cava fome mon from being hanged, whole life the jUf ticse of the country demanded. For thefe erpref liens the plaintiff had brought his anion, as defa. matory of his charieen, and highly injurious to a man of his profeffiot I the wOrdS, as defcribed lay _ Dr..jolmfott, Meaning a ail, polo, Atom'', 'alai .• eakfidi or eakfiforatek. . Lord Keay()); thought the - cafe a very inlignik . cant one, and was of opinion the plaintiff would . better kOnfitit his reputation by, withdrawin a • - Juror. This was accordingly done, by whack bosh partits pay their own coils. • . 11/LT 3. ?Ilk MISTER, wasonalos, AND ASSISTANTS or vim . _ . rattisai.notiss V. watts, ~. ''• ' i Mr. iffsatiscii .opened * pleadings,: rou t *• , which it appeared that this anion was b by eht.Plithitiffs againit the Defendant, for bre ing inset eittaiitg a certain *safe belonging to them, _ i liilibinte. ere. .j. trinity. '.beep to istif (lo . l 4 4 Illi ~_. F F I t , . • , there trdly go I - / further; but . prifelber made his efcape ; fome neighbours came tb atlittance. There was not an other perfon near *bee the receid the blow, Med the was fine it mutt have collie from his hind. Several neighbours depofed. that they heard her brie% and thferibed the Rate in which they found her. as coveted with blond. The metier with whom the milliner **hid, laid, that he alfo heard the cries Of Mrs. Smith,juit as the prifoner knocked at the door ; when he let edit MI; allied Mtn if he knew what eras the mat• ter 1 he aid he did not, but he fuPpofed " it w as %Si e man beating his wife ;" the prifoner went iip hairs, and fonn of erwardscame down for alight, and irked for fome leather so foal' a job he was %bout- He then went pp to his room again. He did not obferve that c b pnfoner at that time Seim. I ad any ways agitated. He had worked with hi®' for `Come time, and had behaved well. Tie brother of the Profecutris fated, that Wit. hit 'Atter was conveyed to the Hofpital the rave a. defcription of the perfan of the prifoner, and from thatdefeription he furpeeted him. He kecording. l ly went to llim, and told him that he thought eras the the ,:erftin ; atking him, if he was stilling to go to the Hapital, that. his fitter might far whe• the it was ON; or ant; He fitid he would wil lingly do it, irthey would let him Rep up Rain tit put oti hit. coat. He aid ; but inilcad of re• turning made Lis &ape out of the window. Hi wits. however, taken the nest evening and carried to the Hnl lad ; when, the moment his filler fitss Min, The pomtedhim out fmm among feVeral others. Another perfon, who law him when in the Ilron; *pm at Bnw-flint, after his firtl examination, !Idked him, how he he could be guilty °flitch u wanton cruelty ?he (lid, " it was his** offence." The Snrgenn of the_Hnipital fait. that the out -e fraftured. and the• the flu of a thiLling, lythi Probe, whebc was gives with a i harnmer. Th±lury.withouthefitation prdnottuc , ed the veußt of GFiby, yob Wichandl was ind?&ed for *OW and tor •rupt perjury, before Rice -Davis, Eftt.ione of the .Infiices of Middlefex. The peilary affigned, ' was in an information hid before the. abibik" Rh gifirate, in the month of March LA, ri the-Lsun• :fieth.ftreet Office, in which the prifoner (wore, that about ten o'clock on the Sondaypftvious, he had made an illegal infurance at Mr. Hoc*. s'a Lot tery Office, Nu. 149, Oxford:l4(4, MC caste quence was, that the Magiarate Mad. fief -War rant to apprehend all pet Tons fonid in that office. The officer accordingly attended; and. feitrched all the office, but found no traces of any fuch prac tices there; Mr. Hodges and his Clerks attended at the Police Office, but the informer did not think proper to pitrfite his information. - Mr. Hodges, his two clerks, the }osU *el maid 'terrain, being MI the peaks irtho litre about that offico, appeared in Coo*, ithd agreed in depofing that fo far from any illegal is (urance being carried on there, that no perfon was the,houfe at the time laid in the information—' RV. Prodges lodged in the country, ai►d cabled there the Sunday morn)tig merely to Mails hitt (elf. The two clerks Orem that they trot tweti there on a Sunday ;.and the Maid faid, that °robot (14 the had so* opt with her hulband , whu anti the porter, arid ilteyhad lockedi the hours. The Jury found theliritoner 10. The Chair-titan cibret-red that o man tirultl bb fare from the malignant marvel °flitch perjured informers.—The Court was at a lots tb. know bot to ea ; whether to exhibit him to public Mort and notoriety in the pillory, or to fend flush a pelt 'out of.the country Ater feint little deliberation ' the Court fen tented him to be tranfported for fe ver mu's. SoMe trifling larcenies were tried doting the is. Mainder of the day, and the Sakes concinded. 1 OLD BAILEY. On Saturday 24 pritoners Were - mat i 6 4 , whom were conviited of felony, viz: iVm./eAdes, for Stealing a pair of breeches, and other articles, the property of J. Hughes. A. kerbry,- fat tiding an Wen rake, and Other ar ticks, the property of R. Wdodward. T. Smith,fOr dealinga cock and three hen fowls s _ the prverty of W. Martin. , B. radii, for - dealing a qtrantitf'or m'' oldrei, the property of *. *alter. • W. Gown, for healing* 21. and i ii. bank notes the.mroperty of R. Gibbs. B. Drury, for dealing a pocket-honk, contain ? , ing three guineas and a il. note, the property or Benj. Sutton lin#, ;If 11Elt, for dealing tat) gowns, and other articles, the property of D. MgDoegall. _ ifwr Grlf4a, for dealing a child's jacket, and other arti cles, the property of Mary Shaw. Sarah Salarders for Stealing a child's frock, petti coat, &c. the property of Thomas Wurceder. Oh tift tidek of June, fix *is obferved to go into the palage of a hook at Bethnal Greens with a child in her arms, and Shortly after to come out again without the child, and fomething in her apron. In a feW minutes' a child of about two yeats and it half old twat found dript in the par rage, by a man who, from his room window, had obferved the tranfaeion. He went to a neighbour .g Pawnbroker ' s, and there its things had jolt hen pledged. 'l'llis witnefs then went in Search of ebecisild's parents, and After Tome time arat, an &fent had been Bolen k len ftom a Courtin 13iShopfgate , Street; and was thereby the means of reftoting it to the woman with whom it was at nurfe, who, in her evidence, dated, that the child ran into the kobrt to play with finite other children, fithn when; in a Very few minutes the was taken away. The s without any befitation, found a verdict i of— prifoner, again( whom there are two other ' , tins for fimilat offences, wai dated to be not none than 16 years old. Are Parker was charged with dealing a filk cloak, and fevetal other ankles, the property of Catherine Martin ; and Mary Terrill for receiving the fathe,• knowing them to have been &den. Parker lodged with the profecutrix, who was a poor woman, and Concluded her evidence by hop ing the Gentlemen would forgive the priforrers. The fait was, however, dearly made out ag ain( Parker, who Was thereupon found Guilty, and-Ter rill was actplitted. ... yaks Gaut, a boy between s a ind 13 years OK for felonioudy dealing, on the 23d of June, a metal watch, chain, and key, the property of Thomas Hinton. The Profecutor, it appeared, keeps a greet . % gro cer's Sop in Little Moorfrelds, and the P, hoer , lived with him for 'Conte titne al an errand boy.— On the above day, when the Profecittor came home from market, he, the prifoner, was not to be found; (hardy atter the watch was gone, and on examin ing, about foot Shillings worth of halfpence were miffed. He beard no more of the affair till between Seven and eight o'clock that`evening, when the prifoner was brough t to his boufe by an of fi cer from Barking , indc=. It appeared that he had been fern in that neighbonrhaQby one Salkeld, an officer of the Sheriff of Effer, fitting down by the road fide and examining the 'watch ; he immedi ately queStioned him about it, and not liking the account he gave, took him into cnftody. The unfortunate boy could make no defence, avid - the Jury on evidence to the above effect, were iondrained to find him Gritty. The Profecutor, lamb to Ms credit, dated that he never obferveti' any dilltonelly in the boy before, and the Jury, on aced= of his tinder age, recommended him le mercy. Chet& Merit& fot *titling, on Ste seith of 116, ten quirts of paper, value it. los. the poi& ;A htirs. Gardner and Co. Stationers. This affair it appeared toot place between t well* .nd one o'clock on die day aboee-mentioned...6- , The prifoner was ken to go into the (hop of the Prolkenton, who ire Sta tio ners is Bithopfgate- Street, and take out the parcel of paper with which he run off; but being . immediately purfued, he Iropt the paper at no great dillanct from the (hop, and was Shortly abet Secured himfelf4 . . -, *6 , ~, .6 ~,. . . 6 • In qtteftioning the witsfenes f or rt e rroterittion, refeeiting their - having tog fight of /rim digit% the Thirfuit, die Prifoner Crimea no thrill Sire ol In genuity ; but Mr. Gardner, one of the Profecutors, rerearing-potitively to his perfqn.as‘tvell ai one of t h e sh o p s:nen the pry fou nd 1 l Robert Aaiun and Mari ,Di.i.►ltrAesitidided for 1 felonio ufly 'letting on the Old clf MaY, two ivory ' combs, four fquares - of f01.,* gdld Sip, a trate-, let, buckles, and other articles; the property of William Dewdney. • It appeared in the coarfe OF the evidence; tire' invethgation of which took up t eontiderable tithe, that the Prifoner, Mary Deith, lived as a fer vant with Mr. Dewddey,perfumer and toymin, in Fleet•ftreet. Mr. Dewdney being ill at Bagerfea, the Profecutor, as 'well as his Inns, ufed frequently ;o be abfent from the houfe in Fleet.Riett i hei'ing had a good character witlithePrifoner; he r.lnght her perfedly trnll-worthy, and the `dire tr the Bonk was fometimes, in a great degree, confided to her; the Prifoner Auftin ufed freqttentV to vifit this woman, he pared for her brother. The Priife cntot hiving milid ' 'cies Ho tta ti th e Vo tithe, at , length fisfpated ?A'ity ' SAO gave her Skin - ern i=th ingT; thortly after her ' ire, the articles laid in the Milian:tent were Mired, and in a few days time the Prifoners were traced out. In the apart menti of Robert Auftin, at Cow-crofs, was found a bag containing force of the articles elrarged. The woman *art apprehendedin St. Georgel-fields,and in her pocket 'Was found the gold fnap abovemen. tinned, two penknives were taro fonnd in her pof feffion, Come duplicates and other things ; the ar ticles charged were produced in Court, and duly identified by the Profecutor as his property In her defence, the Prifoner, Mary Denham, ad drelted the Court at route length; and Rated a va riety of eirclintilanees yelative no the domeftic aeronomy, 31r. of tht Profecutot's faintly ( bat n-bitit Mi. Dedidney folemaly averred to be un fodisded ) and protelled her innocence of the charge; Paying; the articles found in het ptiffelfion *ere her oirn property, itc. Rbbert Anflin Rated, that being an old acquain tance of the woman, he occationally vitited her,: tiff day before her leaving Mr. Dewdney's fervice the requefted hiin,to take the bag Which was found in his 'potter= home to his lodgings, and keep ft till the should fend for it.; he never once opened it, nor had he the lea* kbostledge of its contests,* No.ititneffes appeared in theit behalf. . 1 The Rsecritnia, who tried the tidies finning! etle the evidence with much *bait'', pointing out Nati parts thereof as did not apply s and thofe which af feded the Prifoner • he chiefly dwelt on threats of the woman. With refpbet to what the alledged in her defence, refpeiling the family contents of the Profecutor, it was no fort of creole for her coadad. If the had not liked the place; the had her remedy in quitting it; befides, the could bast fubpeenaed any part of the family in !import of her allegations. 'ln ronfidering of their verdi.h, one Material print in the cafe before tie 'dry was the quettion of identity, wbetherthe Profecutor had cteaslitvimrsd the articles to be bis prriperty ? " The Jerry were more than halfitn hour in making np their minds, when they pstmounced Mary DWl haro,Goilif--Robert Auftin, Noe Gaily. The Prifoner, Mary Denham; applied to the' Court 'to order the reftoration of chafe articles which were found on her, and not laid in the In diftment, and 4hich, the alerted, were her. Pro perty. On whith, The RECORDER dated, that, being a entivided Felon, the had no property--that eflet making a part °false punithment. Miry Phi* for flealinKa (liver table - fpoon and a gown, the property of Mrs. /hillock, of Exeter thee. Mrs. Bullock faid, the prifoaer was her fervent ; that tin the tft of June the went away without giv . ing any. notice, and did not return until the was brirght back by a Conftable. The witnofs fwore the things taidin the instillment Were her property. A Pawnbroker in the Great llanduary, Well. mintier, faid, that on the Came day the painter came to his Chop and offered to fell the (poen for old filver : the fpoon was broke, and the cypher was attempted to be erafed. The prifoner on being atlind whole propert y the fpoon was ?faid the had broke it by ac cid en t, and that her miarefs charged her five (billings for it : her 'Mares the laid kept a public-houfe in Drury-lane. The witnefs told her the fpoon was Worth double the money, and he would pnrchafe it from her mißrefs, whom be faid he would fend to in order to know whether the told a true (tory. The prifoner objeeittl to that by Laying th e had left her rnifirefs, and did not want to have any thing more to do with her.— The witnefs then fent for the officer and had her taken, into crittody, when the gown was found ' upon her.—Gisily. Tiosaas Ravager and Daniel Gales were indieted for healing feversl mahogany boards, value id the property of Marrs. Hamel', Coachmakers, in Long Acre. The Profecutors, for the pure of depofiting their timber, occupied a Led gin to to Mr. Hedge, in Hog-lane. On the aith of June, Mr. Hedge taw the prifoner Gwynn lurking about the premifes and enquiring if 'Mr. Holmes had fent for the mahogany. Having foitpeded fomething, he was determined to watch the place, and at the foie time fent for Holthes to know whether any perfons were to come that day for boards. He re ceived for anfwer, that there were not. In the ' conrfe of the fame day, the prifoner Ranger, who had been employed lift year as a fervant by Mr. Holmes, together with a man named Jones, came with n him purporting to* be an order from Mr. Holmes's foretnan, to fend a certain number of =lay boards. Mr. Hedge immediate!). di tlent the boards thould be given to them, and then ordered his men to watch Ranger and his companion, who earned the boards along the erects in a diredion not directly lending to Mr. Holmes's hook. When they perceived they were watched, they (laid down the boards and ran away. Ranger was immediately taken, but Jones made his efeape. The palmier Gwynn was after- wards taken ; but there net being fatale/ft evi dente again( him, he was acquitted, end Ranger isOniad—Gerlrj. And eight were acquitted. • WAN/CiTTPTC4.SII/ 0 1 , 1421!n. It Howard, of Stockpa, , s. CheilO re, month... 9, irei„ . BANkkITIrI'S. Eatatitiehbad‘l, of T.onton, Somerfet dike. dranniftsimgarres, dor illy 20, at , .at Cl2lral, 20d 4 uglift 15,m , Zitiv Tavern, CoroLftrect, Briftol. littotnlin,. Mr. lehrt.lVnent; Chancey-la" Landon; or Melba. B, sad 0. Arnitfi,t,44. Abraham ()Hirai*, of A ll -I 2 remsr Stomfot d, LininhuLire, nth., ke, jolt r t 6, and A uguft 15, lifeikOkii, at are GiSbirg del Angel Inn, fiannifoxl. Attorney, film Xi:4liter, Sung a ri, Janie, Myers, of Sunderland or:sr the tea, Dorliam,liards nm , man, July 22, 23, and Myr& 25, it cleven, at the Garrifore Inn .Suutleinut Attorrdes,. Mr. John Saufwn, London; or Mr. Hutehinfon, $& dpwcarnrtiutli Hear? french, attrowl-Areet, et. Cfiks, Madiefet, her, July it, at tn. July tS, and artentt 15, it WWII,* Attrarlity, Mr. Bennett, Ocan'a-tear_, St. N o w James Steward, late of tire Eaft_ India C.oin*iy% Howe, but now of Watford, Ha* jmar; and Altana 13, at even, at Celina% Londrin. Pitt:lft MeEraDannwad Tmf lalc, Threr..t:ezdt.•-itre,..t. Daniel Woolley. of. Cairhill, Saddlcworvia,Yorkthhe, e l o Thl„ ; : Atwell 3,A, at the Geocge Inn, Hirdnersfield, and Aumat IS. at the Old Cock, in tnlifai, at elated. Attothlta, hir.Uttal= thurft, Bedford-row, London; ik Mr. %Maki, H A W*. . William Witerly Weller, of. St. Arid, fhtptford, New, milk* and maltfter, July tit at rdeno , July all, It °Ohao , ,tZt. . 13, ateleren, at Guildhall, l ildhall, Landon. arorneg, Mr. a Hatton-Cardin, London. Daniel Girding, of Beeclis, Suffolk, Illopkeem, MPt ii l ig q , r24, toe, abd Antra 25, at ten, sit Guitelnalt, • Mr. Loxley, No. lies, chearp&le. Lands% IHVIDE•NDS. July ta. George Morton, of Long-Atre, It soliat Guildhall. July t 4. Cooper, of Wild-coil t, 'Naar, at ail, Cs JUt, 17. Sainuel Boom of Spalding, Lintdiddre, grocer, a t eleven, at the George Inn, Spalding. Julyl4. Pretyman, of Great Toiarrtftrett, cooper. at ten, at Gidtdball. jut? u. Robert Rictiardfcra, of Cornoratletwennikeidan Jahn. greet, merchant, at one, at,Guakinalt , • „ cc , • July 18. Henry Holroyd, late of Gremwich, Leg, hOrep-lac& der, at twelve, at guildhall. July 14. John Thomplan late of traueh-tielli4Hlllll,-olo taa/kr, at ten, at Gadldh ' all. • I Italy la. Edward Wilkinfon and William DruSey,agehmehay. era', vintntra, at ten, at GolldhalL___ • BIRTH • - On darn gosh of Jaw. the Lady atcfdralli.iira 1 !! Haan, of a daughter. At Banbuntli, the Lady of 'Rabat ittM4ol. WI. gliwif Caftle,eambitilinni, of a fon: At Broongioutz, Mrs. Loam, wife of Oi:0-124011.1.11ger of Edront, county of Bernick, of a fqn. At Lyno, n t the Lady of j. Egookvaa, daft The Lady - tala.j. W.l:flute, a chi Privy ISt& • • Mrs. Walker ; een-ftreet,Eillnbatgli, bf a kb, ' . . . • - , . • , MAW/A , On Tucfday IA at .YintfoO, Stffolki Mr. Bonk. lb ' ' ' or ydni v e. Walwortb, atom, to Miti DOlth . , ' datiefittt tht ' . token Detw, erl. l o t i • Chliteso,. Efq. of obi* M' , • ;to Pit& Tighe, daughter of die tate , Eliot ta l ii is the county of Wicklow. • . ~. , . Leery, John Addilon, Erq. of Hilligitt.l i a Illilfst,Sui 5# ... , -.7 - Walweattt. ..., .r 4 r, Wettnedny rertnlght Mr. Spink,Silkattehotdo6loo . Slit. 1 ornbeth, of Hotkrowf. At °whoa, Kent, George bliiiward, EN. of Gofw - • 444 to hfifs Adana, of Gbarlion. On the t 7th ult. it Ltverratni, MY; ttiketta Inehlaker, i London, flap-owner, to Mffa Mal* ltiOnfokS, Ar Stilitelifilq. • * On the TIM alt. at Tynernostli, in the Vida Or of bialagib John Yenniam, Etc+ titbit fun of the late His Wafter Ter man, Kfd.of theWmalloads, near Whitby. On Tharfday la*, at bb bade In Upper &4 race Place. Ralph Collier, EN. On Tneftlay 'fetitibaht, at Mattallfthwn, &Kilt, a *Mk Sir W. Dillon, Knight, lib tttate, freehaid knionall**. AY • has bequeathed his eoilin Permian, it telead-Dfiimoy W. a aidge-il reek Tuefday warping, Abet:it:4' t i •ited hir &Wiry aria 11if ail Mra.Wbriton, isf G entlrber, StittOrti.e , oity. On Wednefday Wettish', at deity, in Libel:m*4e, Mr. John Gainibbnitigh, in the with y'ear bf his aye addi Ceti if the tate Mr. Galufberongh, of Sudbury. On Tuefday feNinight s at Warrington,Thatnair Doniset ; Zry. . . To T. TAY L.Olts Surgeon, No. %New BrlsigoAntet, Leadod. Edlbhargli May i, [Sm. ' A N 7 1 ,; firing of 179+ / was , mint a Venn r ild otnyhdet, width I treated With ititthieraine for Ilia months; but was thee obliged to apply to a regular PSYdelai, vino Fenn tetaPollu7 *op to the virvirmee bf the efath (by marearial application.) to Tome time ; but.growivi is VAS Of all inedicipe and the advice of th e ibit Geffilenten oft,* thotl9 , here, woe* and whablob two I *as reined be a *Mt limo* unparalleled and beyond r aa,beton is mina art, and shamed froM bead m. bad,- throat, mead. oote, legs, arms, Ste. have been **mutely iu beconse sg tafett.fa ; in Mort, I hart had born so to 3o toding a: cars my body, .and nearly.toteily deprived of fight:Z-1f wade ht voluminon ti policalarlie al/ my eek—sfullke * to fly; there never way ear .ever will be, one of a nom dangerton Or of a More, compikated nausre. I was Wig looked span by my friends, and imagined my felf, beyond 13 lames of recovery ; aui hides'A la my then condition, death was preferable to erg more than milandeflate. Itseilis dread fbi finalities didl drag a nib attridSce, till Dirtxr. Pe6vtpsiicr threw in my Way a oralloper containihg the cafe ea kir. Ilk of Plynanath--emy friends reed it, I could noti-1 fast nWkted fame of row LICALIeiMPAT/LNII P‘Lts *hick u ley ?NA that kotiWid 1111 SlallaTe bag been, (idler Mori fare years fp dclttlOebte'Mizell), In as good a hate of hodas n tier I do. piped! is a prof of this, I had aloe, thriving, healthy MM. born to me a few months ago. 'gratitude to Goo, and LP hos of rendering my fellow.ermthre *evict, I mine* you to publifh this ; and you may at any t i me, refer porfons, who wal td be *tidied of the teeth of thls,•ne amber pardisakers., me or my friends; by letter or pains. As few cafes for hadnefs will ever equal mine, and none ex ceed It, i have from mpertence every reakin to Aline ininkind, that in your Leas t's Pitts they willankli floe, fraidriete„ and radical cum for that molt dreadfill *age of the Veneta* Weak., Whitt; la called-•a efita neat tlqedta sin with ses tinas, Sir, yowsibiiged humble fMill&, J. • infermoindable family raters prevent malting my name and Mein:faradic, but creditable Petibrai really wanting Welk motion may alto be referred to me and dry Friends by Met 3. Clark, Itiwohy-Pardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole itelefetor, TIIOIIIAs Tar.. Loa, Member ofthe Ro College of Surgeons in London, st his /mule, No. 9, New Bri •, whale be WalAirf: M ace, without a fee, to wrong taking MAR PM and valll •••• twee pathos letters, if pc* paid, on await* tem*, dirCtir. toy in ail mks the mel divinable *loamy, sr Aeon rime cafe having been mentioned, bit at their obsparflealar requell„ by the Proprietor, during the coals if Mire than 36 yeast, that he has had the scodatillag of an airlift, tilt kittibove medicine, and the pra Mee nal* Ned am. They are alto (obi, toy his Appetermseq, fir tho=elliall•• of thole being at a difnuice, by Mr. Warms. s Edinburgh; Mr. Monaca% Printer, Glaf • ,to stla ri tt Mr. T. refers CM hit addrefs; at the 'l, Id labanlnfteiret„Pelblhfill ; Mn litobanfan Ttri•lho ns = Oeftwilleset ; Mr. Dlibormagles, No. I, nadir eypeite ideamoont ; Mr.Seters, llooldS g ebs. $, trnienwew, libile i thwer-101; Mr. Calweirs, ; by one Perfon In every confolerable tows in Prost wit Ireland, in Beam of only as. 9d. etch. haled lip with hithwall plain Direction, whereby Pergola of dam 'Set oaf area thendelvaiwin eafr and feerecy. LnINTIONt Prhtted tar the IProsaiatats. M JOHN DWUPI I3I . (of Canubrirdet) t the STAR PRTRIT IR 04VPRRP, IJo. a Otny-Drat; and publinisd bru ni KPlrr t * terbutt-plids, Litstfeet), at Po a. Caey-ftregt; KIM de ST A 11.0 Inc a, Temple-Pat ;td tledtas naninall‘ /aims fat tie Zama are rweada so k iddriffsdp h there was a deprellion about th a► far as to id he aftartainedt: be. concluded that the blow aidLidikitig rs:gteas dlillitbance, ate. ' The Counfd for.the Cdtporation of the Trinity- , Meat hid, beetle Celery the Defendant had beep fo ilLadvillid al=to defend this aaion. flis Lordihip _ MAVIS lileedibillint-of the Jury-their the Crupora• dos had the management and fuperfritendance of that iliiithiolOthirrell bf the public had been very smith intobaltedof the Ballift-lieaVers i and if Mb of thofe men wete to be the judge of the pro- ofS his owd eenduet, and to regulAte it niter- to his own difcretion, or hidWerwion, there • be wild wort, hii. flinefs eould hardly go di: Some of the *•,~ were appointed Super. tiiid Pula were hid down forlhe reguisbion h l e i etitidarfl of chits me% in order tin Prea'Oe nicer iind ticeorbni. The' Defendant Mrs& him- -OW-hites it place that did not belong to him, and Wed ih hiaki4 a riot in that plate which him dot litho -d to him. It Was very well immess thin thofe Gentlemen whip fdperintended die coNduth of chafe men condoaed themfelvea pith dia'greiteft liberality; andluidtbis man made fdliftlighttell apology, for his candid% the ration would not have been brought. At laa he had these *lto defy ellfcreet hands. His friend, Mr. Adidi; had we vbjecclion to a werdia of WI. being • found 'pint licit; and if this Defendant con., dulled histifelf, with propriety, he would not find , ildastelf nide* injured by fuck a !biding. . • ! Arab Ar POWS, toli • , - .._ • NMI RAI4O P-4artENWELL • aoturday• Vivatvi Bogie was indicted for affault- . ing M. Smith with an intent to murder hit-. The Profecutrix wasawidow woman, and kept al:6and- tee' lhop in itApel.(treet t St.l.4ary-lanne • and it appeared the Defendant was a shoemaker }bb lived * Swotted with ,one of her ncighlionts. He had often been at her (hop to Ruichafe little Articles, and the inew his face very. well, thotsgh the did not know where he lived. On the day he committed the Gilt for which he was Witted, he` cable about half pa ft ten, jub as helms clofing the I hop, and sated for a rather of bison, when, alga turned round to xut it, the received a violent bloAir ' on the back of the bead; fortnnaiely -it did note Rua her; but the lkrearne d out very violently. The • ..