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J NAUTICAL At Leshits..-lase, Wilkie., taw Hull. DUBLIN. APRIL S. i IN CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING FACIE. LIVERPOOL, APRIL z 9. • The Sparrow, Roossson, from Naples and I-loylake, arrived yeilerday. The Elizabeth, Muia, is condemned at St. Vin- cent's. The Acallo, CARLICLIS, from the Well Indies for this port, was at Studwells road the 14th init. The Lady Nelfon, Nl.Cowau, from Afric, is condemned at Demerara; cargo fold. The Boflock, KELLY, from hence at Jamaica, was fpoke with in lat. 26. 20. long. gt. go. on the Bth ult. all well. Capt. Lrirca, of the Brilliant, fpake the {hip Lord North, from Poole for New York, all well en the 7th inft. in lat. 47. long. 27. Capt. Jostens Boriworon of the (hip Hugh John!lone, who arrived here onTuefday lall,fpoke the (hip Charles, of and from Liverpool to Halifax, Out 20 days, in long. ao. lat. so. so. all well. Arrived.-Tke Alice Learns-ate; trident, Walker; and Agnes, Kitts, from hence at Bonney ; Mary. panel, from benceip Africa ; Eleanor. Wallace, and Ann Cooke, from hence at Gam; Star, PA•Grepor, from hence at Newry; Ite• Vance., Amery. from hence at Lift= ; Nabby, Crandall, and Minerva. Bardletr, from hence at Portland; Mary, Cordes; Nankin Cattle, M'Bride; Frands and Mary, Spence, from hike at Virginia; Holland, Taw. from hence at Bolton; Brook, Molywitax, sad Nile, Orrin, from Africa and St. Vin cant's, at Jamaica; kart of !Overpaid, Harris. from ditto at 13arbadoes ; la Fraternite, Stott, from ditto at Demerara ; and Salty, Huron, from Ss. Croix at Havanna, sad bock to St. Croix. STROMNEM, MARCH r 9. • The brigantine Fcrry, Captain Hammon, 0(1 and from BcWsll, for Dantzic, in ballafl, was forced on fbore on the night of the zr R inth a little to the northward of the Bay of Skaill, on the weft fide of the Ifland of Pomona, during the con tinuance of a very fevere gale of wind ; the crew, except one boy, were with difficulty fared, but the veffel before day-light next morning went all to pieces. Aram S.—The vefel wrecked at Stroma is the Robert and Ann, Hai. mar, of Torryburn ; not the Sian of Liverpool, as formerly repeated. The whole Beet for Davis's Straits, except the William and Ann, and Raith, of Leith, and North Briton, of Hull, failed on the ad. Thefe three failed cm the 4th inft. Arrived— Immo, noniron, trout Aberdeen, for the Green. bind Remy ; of Atbole, Regd. tram liorrtnritaanefe to Lebec• Mtn, atm& his Mks to ditto ; Nay, Ayjr • Al:erdeen to Loeb Broom; Edward, Martins, frots Ayr to Mantel; Hermits, ODbasa, from Aberdeen to anthem. *d Mem and /kn. Davisareat Myth to (belle& aLasoow TONTINZ LIST. fanner o annfadl. nod annwerf. Clarkll. is arrived I. *is Cr *. New ed. and Mae, 1111, is die. tree Oakdale. Maar, Ind Rabat, OWL In do. from Grenada. Rib, awl Crekinedlesnrart, in do. from Trinidad. Mandel, in de. Ikon MINIM& Ans sad Me p, NOON de. from Naar. bun D r r a TlOnr• and lanarnik Comeang. at New York. Dissti Grefird, at do. free Nawinendiand. =, 24: 111.0 . 11 . we0n andeibigs, Om a N New Piwridenee. Nanipoe i = s tew York. New Tart. Me a d . Piam m ilray. et Caps Oear. bun Taw, a jierreel. dram Tortola. • - 1 Cover4Rads iffe - ffeth e .WW.% lOU ipestp‘. At r_anirimiti..Thim. CISMAISh GEM* At rallim. -- Aebu. Dense% Megrallifif Odeps. Off Posilstito Iffnest M. Owls, thffil Off Aidboraib-Aldses. Hossflo. host liesalseitt. At Liveepool.-aluperw, Be6ser.froislt..Ylseee's ; Cam ecru. Psffiethwalte. frau Tat* ; Lemke Packet. Julian. from Se. Masers ; Oipspos, fruit South Carob* s and ladtpeadteoe. iffkkatsie, fete Use York. At Newry—Coomostee, Sistpie.poot New Yolk. In the Recorder's Court, on I)urfday t•r found D 4 was guilty of freaking feveral s of wearing apparel, the scrods of Andrew Armgrong, haberdafber, Arran-quay, and fen kneed to be tranfported for finest years. ya, Celeste was found guilty of a violent of fal*, on a Ur. Home : this ae was committed at a late hour in the night near Carbfle-bridge. The Recorder prefumed it was done with a view either to rob or murder the profecutor, though no furl intention was laid in the indiament, and fentenced the prifoner to Gs months imprifonment in New gate, and to find fecurity in tool. to keep the peace for feven years. jaw Phr/ae f eunviited of baling a faddle worth al. from a Ore clOker, to be t443orted for (even .Bmimid Vanua Camay were, found guilty of having Bolen from Michael Divock, a manufacturer in the Liberty, '6 yards of velvet, salui 111. 'Tit be ttanforted for !even years. Mary Cafey, yam Murray and Catharine Kearns's, Imre fentenced to three years imprilonment in the Penitentiary for certain petty thefts. ram:mows Aistzas.—Patrick Ham% for burglary and robbery; John Dem*, alias Capt. Dwyer, for the.fame ; and W. Pritchard, Serjeant• Major of the Meath Militia, for robbing the mail near Birr, and taking out foetal Bank-notes, the property tillers. Armit aad Borough, capitally convilted.—Beatenctd to be executed on the Bra of May. • Assizaz.—Michael Butler, for cow. ftealing, left Toe, execution. Tails Corgan, for robbing the Olikaltle mail cm the 29th of Jude lall, to be hanged. MONAGNAM Assam—Dais Malone, for Real. ins .a 4e l o. nis to be harlot. nt me above Arises, and, lto at berry, feveral were (=awed to be traurportad. Cionw s Lt. itssts a s.--Edward and John Keium, capitally csiovieed.of the Ruda of MiKhew erier• Left for (make. / CtiC/NTR r NEWS. 77 " 7 -..,. GLASGOW ' Aram/b.— IFriday at a meeting of the O f f i cers of the sd regiment of Royal Glafgovr Volunteers, it was unauipmully a gre ed to prefectm their Colonel, Jaas' M'aosris.,'Efq.'svith a Sabre of not lets value than fitly guitiias, as a mark of their regard, and of the feat they entertain of his gentlemanlike condudi as commanding Officer -of the corps; and as from the recent death of their late worthy Major, ROBERT FINDLAY, Etq. they were prevented horn (hewing him perfonally that refpeet they entertained for him, and the fenfe they' had of his uniform and Ready endeavonrs to render ' the corps Inch as he wished it to be ; and being de (irons to thew fome mark of the retPeet they bore him,theyunanimoutly refolved to prefenthisfamily with a piece of Plate of the value of fifty guineas. The non-comrniffioned officers and privates of the fald regiment have agreed to prefent a Silver Cup, value 45 guineas, to JANIS M‘Dosirm., Efq. their Colonel, in tetlimony of their high approba , don of his conchs& as Commander of the regiment. Lawns, APR IL 22.—A few evenings iince a fire broke out in a liable belonging to Mr. Robinfon, brewer, at Robert(bridge, which was firti difcovet ed by one of his fervants, who in his attempt to &ye two horfes, was nearly furrounded by the flames, before he became fenfible of his own dan ger, which was fo great, that he muft inevitably have perithtd, had not his refetce of mind then prompted him to knock a hole through the back part of the building that the fire had not reached, and by means thereof to efcape, which be had not long effeEled, before the whole prernifes were con. fumed, and one of the horfes, valued at between thirty and forty guineas, burnt to death. The other horfe, the leaß valuahi e e of the two, having broke his halter by plunging, was preferred, after being miferably fcorched. -'l'he fire was occafioned by a candle, which, in the abfence of the fervant, fell from the lanthorn wherein he had left it, and com municated its flame to the limy. A young woman named Hall, was lag week burnt to death at Cambridge, in confequence of falling afleep while fitting before a fire, which by force accident caught her clothes. - Wednefday evening as a groom belonging_ to a gentleman Highgate, was going over Haver- ReclAill, the horfe Rumbled, and fell over the man, by which he lad two of his ribs broken. Saturday lag bank notes, to the amount of 511. were nolen from the drawers in the bar of Mrs. Head, at the Argyle Coffee•lfoufe, Bath y and on Monday, evening 301. in cafh and bills was Rolen from a bureau of Mr. Langley, at the White Hart, Wedcombe. Sunday a boy fell into the river Avon, at the lower end of Riogfmead, Bath, and was unfortu. :lately drowned. Tuefday night a gentleman's travelling coat was fiolen from Weft - gate-buildings, Bath. A melancholy accident happened on Monday to a party of refpeaable tradefsnen of Brillol. As Mr. James, faMer, of Redelif-fireet, and one *ibis children ; Mr. James, fadler, of Bt . Michael's-bill, and one of his childr en; Mr. James, of London, brother to the two former; Mr. Stockham, baker, of Redcliff.ftreet ; Mr. Price, grocer, of Redcli ff. fired ; and another, whofe name we could not learn, were failing in an open boat between Poffet pciint and the Dennie,it unfortenately overfet, and the whole company were untimely buried in a wa tee grave. Tuefday the body of a young child, tied up in a bag fuppofed to be murdered, was found in a garden near Caroline.buildings,Bath. • Six journeymen fhoemakers were la* week con vliked before the Rev. CHALLIS Passcor, Clerk, and HOLLAND Watson, Efq. at Stockport, of having, with other journeymen lhoemakers, corn , billed together to advance their wages, contrary to AR of Parliament. Three of them have in eon fequence been committed to hard labour in the Houle of Correltion for two months, and the other three to the Celle of Chefter for the like period. • Monday morning a iceman flipped from , the main chains of one of the men of war (tripped in' Hamoaze, and broke his ribs with fuch violence 'as to force them into his lungs. He was conveyed to the Royal Hofpital withont hopes of recovery. A woman was on Tuefday committed to Portf mouth gaol for robbing a feaman on the Point, of Bank Notes to the amount Of 1701. . . The following melancholy accident happened at Dover on Monday morning :—Mr. T. Baca, butcher, of that town, with his wife and young child, being in a light cart, on the road to Eltham, , where they were going to pats the day with their relations, the horfe in going up a hill near Lydden became refiive, and gibbing, ran the cart upon a bank, which overturning it, the whole of them I were thrown out with great violence, and, lament able to relate, Mr. BACK. whotwas a very corpu lent man, was killed on the (pot, and his wife, it is feared, mortally broiled. The child providen daily efcaped unhurt. The body of a black man (fuppofed to be that 1 of a man who hung himfelf tome weeks fince on • • rd the Batavia, at the Nore), was on Wednef. day morning picked up on the beach, at Sheemers, under the batteries, in a moll putrid Rate, with the rope about his neck, with which he had unfortu nately hung himfelf. On Thurfday night, between the hours of eleven and twelve o'clock, as Mr. Shove, of Broadway, Deptford. corn.clealer, was returning from town, he was attacked between the Bricklayers' Arms and the bun Cow, by three footpaths who knocked him down, and robbed him of his money. By letters from Glafgow we learn, that the boy meat trod in a former Paper to have been dart. get-bully wounded- by o Riot from ; negro, is Rill alive, and it le hoped will do well. Several oink Bones have been int-tiled. A precognition was taken on Monday by the Sherif Depute ina fie 4: (pot, and the o f ' fent to Paifie y Jef. '• ' ' A few dayi o the Mdkiite t Z o nf Rochdale committed* y g woman to ' ft* quitting her fervi4 Wei detnan's fa i r lif the neiglf bonrhood, laithotit nay notice or cash Whatever; a prattioe * has often been guiltuOG - • Ye!lmlay, at his book In Bedford.fqoare, after a wi Ws W oofs, Job Mathew, Efq. of Woodford, Eta, Governor of the Lately Br of la at Demerara, Mr. James Beaten,on, fan of the late Mr. am, mp-Inert. On hUney, at J. Wares,Efq. hi New Beldgeareet, K Pol hill, 14 grandfon of the late Member for Southwark. On Monday fennight, at her houfc in Brampton Grove, Middlefea, Mrs. Woodington, In the fad year of her age. On Ttraftlay Eft, while en • vitt at a friend's honk, after a few &plinth, Mr. Thome Wright Warm, of Noningbam. On Monday . ing, at Bethnal Hoofs, Bethnal green, Thome* names rant, 11.4 At jamalea, of a fever, In the stit year of his age, Richard Foot, - Surgeon. At bag's Crammed, an the 16th init. the infant fon of Owes Rantfay, £(q. younger a/Benton. VOA Riteltmatifato, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, LOlRbora. He eh, Mantua, Palfy, Insligottion, Pla ngent Spelloogic as in k Pains, gener al Debility and Mau , don °Mayne's, RAINS, BRUISES, he. brattiest.* has proud the mild Mutilating powers bf ilinrrbiltues Emmen as histsrwan fluid, the 010 a ellitelookl remedy ever made koown to the world, harks( fucceoded in Cates of fix, tight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Itandlog, after other means had failed, and has ab(olutdy cured more patients of the abut complaints, than all the maileihr Mar before made Pnblia. • The fluid Ef knee is fo litly penetrating and Speedy in its operation, u generalli p t the awe of and BRUISES by a few applications. Wkitehliarn Mace of hMatd Is repined and fold at as. yd. itch Box or Brains by R. jennsrott, Apetheeary, No. u„ tireek-ftreet, Sob% Landon: Aid its repot/dm hsfo iniverfally eaddillsed, that it may he boot Pt very Making Voodoo ta aghast, Wand, Welt T lndlet oa a d tmerlea. cession felt importune , porebah ant n ter son. ftol to lbg emsthithteltingoilbed by the IlLift's and the Sinai" of ILIoN MUM, Ike ritfiVeloll/ lOW% en dwtabol of wok Ingo of Soap .• • .•. . . it/PCION gallitONN WEDS. Tr 4kCapitaiAtiortment of SeedsofESCUI.E; - 7. if EWA 44F 6 , 'bass eveff 0 .0 011 toursilY 'Lois- I ;Li; a Kimbea C r itrafis (peso and beam glimpsed), ..r.d all of faperlci forts, whirl in • martltutle; &Mir, Aid( rcry line ptoperry. infitilte(f %rpm.'" all tear mineaiou (*generated kuali. us One Maim& , il. =l.l..rfnotiv . our rear ..orty:c6„l:::(sleuz , ty. Clue Guiara. Boitifbeir'oer.ael ' eiin•ein a a rts Variety thilb <mild betollat, Of thebisantimn inferior farts, fit OA fainamoaser. 3.. Three aim rem and two new Beans, of very faperior et. eillenee, both for 11a4nur, and ruoft abundant heed , * They all yield piroftlfety, bur one pea in particular evatabove double the quantity of Inv of the old forts. Two or thrx fowit.gs of earls will BOOT the table molt liberally till after Michaelmas. (tart bags id each are se. sold atprochsea, St. Alban's ftreet, Pall-Mall. lio credit.—Pay pottage. n R. BLAIK's Cephalic Fluid, or Anodyne Eltence_ L fur the head ad', gives immediate relief in the moft violent tlead.sdi, from what caufe focvcr it may pro. eeed ; and thotithits iweraiion is r, fudden, the preparation is of Poch a astute, that there is not a polßhility of its doing the ilightxft ininty is any cafe whatever. What enhances the value of this liffence, is its agreeable form, molt perfett fafuy, and inuncifiate efficacy, for, being an external appli cation of a culotte, penetrating, volatile fluid, it inunedirdy cremes no every nerve, at once relieving and protecting them from future injury ; not by means of any temporary ftimalits ar deleteriousetiluvia, but by anodyne and tonic powers pent- Bpi to Weir —Sold, by appointment, at Cockell's Medicine Warehoufe, No. 129, Strand. feventh houfe from Temple Aar, price sa. 9d. daty included. Alfo. Bacoo's,No. rto,and Green% No. 132,0eurd-ltroet; Totes and Bolton's Royal lischanke; Mar , . Chine and Butler,. Nita ! Cheaglide ; Kirk's Toy Shop, No. Ss, St. Paul's Churchlard; Mr. Ward, No. 3:4, Hol born ; Mr. BaiJW% N 0.39; Cockfpur-ftreet, Spring Gardens. Obierwc the Sgnature. J. Codicil, in his hand-writing, without which sane can be genuine. Da. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. - 4 4 - 'OR the Rhetematifms and Colds which prevafl - 11 - at thliftwfon of the year, no Medicine is fo fafeand efica. cious as Dr. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculial tendt ncy. to promote Ptrfpiration, and all the natural Seere Lions, will aecount for thir fingular virtues in there Compiaints, as well as in many others to which the human frame is ;table from the vielffi.odes of our Climate. They are adinirably cal culated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels, for perfooo of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto for there whore =Mina- Lions have been affedled by a too active or too fedeatary life. They ar: likewifa particularly fervieeable in Head-Arils aces- Maned by Indigeltion, and in itin7iiring the had teeds of fres living; as alfo in prevent ing Panics and Apoplexies, fo often MS conrequence of intemperance flecourfo amid be had to them after every excels of eating it drinking, and upon every flight indifpofition; and ohm their well knowit charadterirPi.: of pro moting longevity will be tnaituniord ; ter, by :ailing Nature in the due Millar*: of the animaYfunelions. and by keeping the eonnitution as it were in *continual repair, they . preferve the bo dy in health snd vigour, and prevent eremxturetletar. As the ANAL cri le PILLS owe their evetllenceerta peeler'sr preparation, which bas never been divulged by the Inventni but to the prefent,Proprietors, they can only be bad genuine from them ; and they arc fold by FRANCIS NAWSEILY, at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapfide, London ; anal at Dr. James% late boufe in Brutoo-ftreet ; io Boles price 4s. 6d. sub, Stamp included: or the quantity of fix may be had in one largtil box, for e. 4 as. 64-60bferre that the name. " F. Newberx, No. 45. St. Paurs," is engraved in the !tamps. AA otheis Erection. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS.• - - MR. DUFOUR informs the Pnblicithat he mar ANA. deny be eonfalted gratis, from so to 3, at his houk, No 5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, London, in ell mks of Obitruffilmisi Strictures, Glatt, Seminal Weaknefs, incontinency of Urine Fiftulas, Impotence, and debility in either Six, Sm. From extenfive Praffike in thil department, to whisk he has cot. fined iiimfelf for many Tars; be often a.method of cure, nftffi a efficacious, and which preen* a relapfe. • Mr. DUFOUR, fait Proprietor of Elaran's celebrated (oar. dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fo improved them, by diva ins them of the iiiftsting efreets of common Bangles, that the/ . fureeod where entities nerd other violent means brie failed. For the Venereal Difeafe,-Mr. DUFOUR is fa poffellon eft Damn's Remedies, fo mild that they reader confinement or reltraint in diet unneceffuy. To enable him :o attend patients at their own honfes, he ims provided the affiftance of a Gendi. nolo of the Faculty. Perkins in the ebuntry may be cured* ftating tbeir eases in letters, port paid. Juft pabliffied, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged-14s Treatife an the above Complaints, illultrated with the varieui fymptoms and Cafes (hewing the painful alici dangerous ef. Fed, of Cmdlie Bougie' • an improved method of treating go. norrbeas, Arc. &e. Prin ted for j. Callow, Crown-eout, Soho and H. D. Symonds, Patersofter-row ; aifo to be had at M`gpeas's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's. WHEN lirtAeilintial Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyitem by the fo lo‘ftioti of a peculiar Branch, the Fanction, of long continent fueeds is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pritalltto the excluave treat meet of THREE DISORDERS; . and the fuecefsfal refult my plan gives me additional ardour to oppok as far as I ant able tin ravers of thole complaints which are the molt impow. ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiatitio into every branch as an Army Su $ 1 formed a wilt at an early period of Predict to relate tudfvlda a4 the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dais. serous peecipitancy of general Praditimsent The THREE DISORDERS, to the curio/ which I have do. until my attention, comprise every fpeeles of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—idly. Al Undo of DEBILITY, whether (Irian from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and 'silly that 0- tenement of the Wiens in Women which Is called BARRW. NF.6B or STERILITY. Numeroui difeates are the refult of ignorance or babe In die treatment of a Sinpk Gonorrhea, and It not unfitquendy hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the Wife:Moo of as unguarded hout.• By a fuperiur method fuch complaints ate eafily cured, and even when others have failed, I croft that 1 may prefume to offer a radical re-eftabliffiment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &leas hi the &order compared with the calamitous Stuatioos of Men,wlw from indulgence Ma SOLITARY VICE, or the prqalent Ghee ties of a &Womble ilk, acquire that flaw of - DeliUty wilds is the unavoidable tonrequenee of fuck pernidous habks. Where the unhappy Coffer& broods over his mifery, but arta' , sully conceals his misfortune, it may be loose amfolation to him to know Abet although it be an °bled of doubt or unser tainty with Other Praditioners, the removal of Ode DIM CIENCIBS by the gradual progrefs of Renovation Is the acqaire. ment of my experience. If the rites Of Bacchus,or Venus lave began to reduce manly vigour, Much anxiety will be inewlte4 by an early ootuneradion of this languid UM, an 4 in tilde cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Difficieneybas for years exjfted. a proper Per severance I, indifpeutibly requilite to revive the Oumbring (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Coaftftution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been &appointed in their await:iota of a Family, may be allured, that le nto's Influxes fuels deka& are curable by Medical Shill, The SECRECY which la fo trendsi to my undertaking. EA the f alifications which I have prefnmtd to Rate, form tb-. Bassof my .IVetenflons, and in coioddence with fulls this iod ination is given, that Mr B may be eonriskedp.CouPy (or by letters inelofing a linen note) at his houk, NO,sy s Abbe - del-Brat, Strand, uear Templo-Bar. There is an addidooal entrance in Water-ftrect 4011111 p. and the mine is on both the doors. M. B Member rat the Loral Alarm. of Norma& LONDON; Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL, ..a: rer Carriaby-ttreJt, a- the llroa Patartino-Ora Ica, No I • ' • Aea; and paoliand by LEVEL JINNI, (of LIC astavarPlace•Lallabalati), Na t. Carey-Rue, and at STAII-011FCC Temple - Bar; to whirl °ice all easomit.,a woos for Ow lismaa ate requchill a M iNdrificd• PO'LiVE;gri; • 711 ffol7 SE. •-•YFflerdai . rdiend ; May and Jnhn Hunt underwent esambAtion. being charged with baring liolen a large box offugar candy out'of in mill} yard. They were counnittscL for trial. A labourer on the quays was committed, on a charge of healing pepper, the property of the merchants. _ _ ellerday Wm. Pinler was ex amined a fecond time, being charged by Cath. Sullivan with breaking open her cleft, and Real. ing four gowns, feveral petticoats, two cloaks, ihifts, aprons, and other articles, the whole of which were produced by feveral pawnbrokers, who identified the prifoner having pledged the fame with them. He was committed for trial. ' HATTON GA NIVIN.—On Wedncfday night James Rolfe was examined on fufpicion of felony, and committed for re-examination. WHITECHAPEL.—Yefterday Alexander Perri fon was charged by William Hobbs with robbing him of Sol. in bank notes, a few days ago, at aof. port. He Rated that he failed with the prifuner upwards of (even years, in the Eati and Weil In dies ; that when he was paid his money, at Portf mouth, the prifoner was with him, and went to a boufe where they drank proftrfely ; and that when . he got up in the morning his money m as gone.-- Theprifoner, on being fearched, had no b Auk. notes on him, but Spanifh gold pieces, to the amount of nearly 401. The profecutor could not tell the numbers of the notes, the prifoner was therefore detained till an anfwer shall arrive from the Port- Admiral at Portfmouth whether the numbers cf the notes may be traced. Two bakers were convidleJ for felling bread wort of weight. Yefterday afternoon a poor woman, whole oc cupation was that of felling curds and whey, oppo.. fife a court near Water lane, Fleet-itreet, was beaten down by a waggon palling by, in which the driver was riding; her legs were broken, and her head was Co badly wounded; that (be was taken to the Hofpital in great danger. The unfeeling wag ' goner drove rapidly on, but being purfiled, was taken into cuftody. It is hoped his punifhment will be exemplary. Wednefday afternoon, a (hocking accident hap pened in St. Giles's, near Drury-lane : a man, by Tome means was run over by n waggon, and fo much maimed, that he was conveyed to the Hofpi tal on a Bnter. without hopes of recovery; a wo man with a child in her arms, obferving the man's approaching danger, was fo extremely a/Ceded, particularly from the circumftance of her having a i child formerly killed in a fimilar manner, that The fainted away, and let the child fall beneath the wheels of the waggon, which crushed it fo, that it died upon the fpot. A fingular circumftance occurred to Mr. Reid, an eminent horfe dealer at Edinbufgh, within thefe few days 3 He had carefully depofited in a prefs a I parcel of bank notes, to the amount of 801. for a payment he had to make. When the demand came, he went for his notes, but not one of them was to be Peen, though they had been there shortly before, and no perfon having been in the room except one man, fufpicion naturally fell upon him, and of courfe gave him no (mall uneafinefm his proteflations were of no avail, but on a minute ex-1 amination of the clofet, the corner of a bank note was perceived flicking through a (mall hole; this led to'a farther inveftigation, when the whole of the -notes, perfedly entire, were found neatly piled ! up in the shape of a rat's neft, fo that the property I was lately recovered, much to the fatisfaftion of all concerned, except the unfortunate rat, whidi I would now be under the necelEty of recurring to the /km,. A medical gentleman informs us of the follow ing efficacious method of driving away rats :-- Take the ezpreffed juice of the flail or leaves of the deadly nightfhade, and make it into a foft parte with oatmeal - or wheat flour, place it in the holes at tracts which the rats frequent, and though they tieLstot eat it, yet it is fo difagreeable to them, that they will initantly leave the premifes. • MARRIED. On the 4th laft.ut St. Catbariteea, Coleman- Meet, London, Captain Mekedas Heck, of Yarmouth, to Ma Anne Thomas, a( Casellef, Wales. Yetterday, at St. Ganes, Hanover-10am by t Right Rev. the Billy of Exeter, Colonel Dyke, of tie Coldftreint Guards, foe of Sir John Dyke, Bart. to M Lola& Lenin, daughter of Sir Wm. Lemon, Batt. Member kr the ODusty of Cannrall. ii 4