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AS4IZAS. The AtEzes forthe Count• of Etre: commenced at Chelm.ford Wed.iefday Unnight, before Lord Chief Jn KENYON and Mr. Juilite GROSE. - .• BURGLARY AND ROBBERY. John Hight, Henry Harding, William Wor ley, James Butcher, and Thomas Howard the younger, all Coldiers of the Firil Regiment of Guards, were indiEted for burglarioufly and fel°. nioufly breaking into the dwellin houfe of Mr. Thomas Myth, of - Langham , on rise night of the zd of June, and [haling therein a canvas pude, containing forty guineas, one . 51. bank of England note, divers other notes and monies, a hirer watch, three filver table fppons, and various other articles. It appeared, from the teftimony of Mr. and Mrs. myth, and their daughter, a girl of tender years, that on the night of the robbery they had retired to bed, after fecuring the houfe as ufual. They were awakened by the noife of perfons break • ing into the bottle, -and Were alarmed by the ap pearance of the five prifoners, the four firft armed with pitiols, and the latter, Howard, with a battle axe. They approachetV their bed-fide, prefented the piftols to their heads, and, with dreadful im. precations,ordered them to deliver them theirpro. serty. They forced them to rife ; after which they proceeded to break open and ranfack every place where they'erpeeed to find objects of plun der. They compelled Mr. and Mrs. Blyth to de liver what money they had in their pockets, and continued their depredations, while Mrs. Blyth was in a hate of infenfibility from affright and appre. henfion, her hufband in the extremeft degree of agitation, the child fecreting itfelf for fear, and the female fervant under a fimilar degree of tenor. • After remaining force time in the houfe, they de parted—After the robbery, one of the prifoners obferved that the gardener knew him, and that they fhould by his means be found. He therefore irropofed to return and murder the whole family. This was objetied to, and another of the party declared he would flab the propofer if he perfilled in his refolution. They were foon afterwards ap prehended on fufpicion of other felonies. Their perfons were fworn to by Mr. and Mrs: Blyth and qte child ; and they were All found--Geihy. 11143NWAY The fame day James ButcherAlontas Howard, and Thomai Billiop, a foldier, were indiaed for feronioully alfaolting James Bafket and Martha his wife on the Ribes highway, in the night of the ligh'of May laff,putung them in fear, and taking from their perfons.a laver watch, a pair of pock cis 51 . bank note, and 51. 4.1. in gold and elver. —The fags of the robbery and the identity of the prifoners were fully proved, and theyfwere found -1 tornas Bilhop and James Butcher were again indicted for affaulting Henry Brown and Deborah his wife, co she King'i highway, on the 25th of '1 April latl, patting ahem in fear, rind taking from their perfons a Colcheller bank note for fol. a la ver watch, al. r . and other property. Of this ehtlyg tbey were alto found—Gaifry. =bo e nus Howard, the younger, and Thomas Bifirop, were alto indieted. for a bighway,robbery on Manillon Coope in February laft, and taking from his perfan a pude, 'containing four guineas. Of this indiament they were found—Gray ._ John Hight, William Worley, and another fol dier of the name of Henry Picket, were charged and conyiaed, on the evidence of Richard Packer, an accoanOice, corroborated by the teftimony of other perfons,fora burglary in the houfe of Chas. Heath, and Reading two tea-pots, a Over pepper box, a filver table Spoon, a pair of (slyer tea tongs, eight fairer tea (pitons, and other articles. lEdward OhlAeld, a foldier, was indifted for the robbery on Barbet and his wife, in company with Butcher; Bishop, and Howard; Ersith, an accom plice who had given evidence againft thole three offenders, proved the participation of the prifoner, artd he was found—Giiihy. • lIVAGLAItY. Jofeph Skinier, Francis Armitage, foldiers of the firl regime*, and William Worky, were in dieted for lavinttgg in a niPt form time in the month of February UR burglarioufly and felonionfly broke into thedwelling houfe of James WaUis Mk well, and Reign a large quantity of worfied and cotton flockings, a quantity of foap, tea, and divers other articles, " This charge was Iproved by the evidence of Willliam Thornton (an accomplice), who Rated, that he accompanied the prifoners for the avowed purpofe of breaking open the profecutbr's !utak. After leafing a wall, and making feverid ineffeau al attempts to obtain admittion backwards, they at laft proceeded to the warehoufe, the door of which they forced open with an iron crow, and filled two rack. with the property it contained : they made off unclikorered, and divided the fpoil. The %%inlets, Oil his ctotz-examination,faid he received his (hare of the plunder and fold it. His motive for im peaching the prifoners was, that hiscomrades of the al ment.might not be implicated in the general f scion againft them, and that the blame m i g h t * on Thai who really deferred it, He confeffed 14 was as w.lling as the prifoners to engage in the robbary, and was equally criminal with themm. He had not declared to any one who was the perfon to whom he had fold his part of the plunder. Lord Kstrrou told him, that unlefs be did make thch declaration, - he was not tit expel that he would be exempt from prnfeention. . 'rite priff.n , t . were all found—Guilty. Richard Taylor, George Richards, and James ) , Zaylor (soldiers), were indiaed for having, with others, on thi. 4th of March len, felonioufly Rolen and carried away from out of a field, fix (beep, the property of Benjamin Bloomfield. The pratecutor Rated his havin g 101 l fix sheep, and having tibferved, in the field from which they weir Rolen, the traces of fix men, mid the beads I,rd fkins of the Cheep in a ditch: . Richard Packer (an accomplice) was admitted evidence for the Crown. He find, that himlell, a foldier (lace dead, another fold. r not in cufiody, -n c:. the three prifoners, went to Partner Bloom '.:‘.4l'4.ficld in the night, hunted fil (beep v ith fume 'difficulty into a* , ditch, and them ffanghtered them. They each put a flieep into a fack and car, ied them off. 'The prifoners were, of courfe, found Lord )(Extort obferved, that the proceedings of the foldiers quartered at Colchefter were really dreadful to think of. William Eafom, William Mors, and Thomas Beddow, foldiers, were convicted of Reeling fheep, the property of Daniel Dyer. There were indietments againft all the above of fenders, and thofe concerned with them, for other robberies and burglaries. All thefe daring offenders were brought up to receive fentence. • Lord KENYON lamented that men, whore duty peculiarly called upon them to proteet the perfons and property of the public, fhould have been the firft to have violated both : their cafes were at tended with circumftances of fo enormous a na tore, that they had no mercy to exped on this fide the grave; and he advifed them to prepare for that awful moment which was to expiate their offences with regard to fociety. The prifonets, who were all young men, teem ed very much affeCted t they fell on their knees and begged for mercy. Lord Ksii vox regretted the necelllty for cutting . off fo many young men from the earth in the prime of life ; but their con trition came too late : they were taken from the bar; one or them was in a manner forced away. Anna Wood was tried for healing a Bank-note, valsie, rel. the property of her matter, John Grigg, a publican, with whom the lived as fervant. The note, which had accidentally been blown elide juft after the profecutor received it, the had found and concealed. She denied having the leaft knowledge of it ; bat it was proved the had acknowledged to a woman her having found fuch a note, and had offered her part of it if fhe would get it changed. She was found guilty, and fentenced to fix 'months imprifonment. Melicent Rumba was tried for fitting fire to a barn, and acquitted. Edward Richards, a fervent to Mr. Ruffel, of Walthamltow, and a married man, was indiEted for a rape on Sufiumah Cowling, a fervant in the family, of the age of fourteen years. The evidence of the girl was explicit enough as to the fa& ; but Mr. GI:WILY, the prifoner's Condit, in his defence, inferred, and afterwards proved by feveral wit. nags, that the preifeentrix was a forward girl, forid of flirting with the men ; that the was not heard to call for help by any of the fervants; that if the had done fo, they mutt have heard her ; that on, the fame day, after the hour in which the of fence was alledged tp have been committed, the dined with the prifoner and the other fervants, as ,ufual, and made no complaint ; and that when fhe did complain, the gave contradiaory accounts of th.: affair. The prifoner was therefore-41yritted. There was alto an indiament for a rape iagata William %inter. st-the inflance of Mary Darkin; but no evidence was offered. _ _ _ Nathan Bird, Win. Beam, W. Mors, Thomas Beddow, and feveral others, were conviaed of fheep !haling. - A great number of other indiarnenn, for Bleep- Reeling, burglaries, haft-Realing, and robberies, were tried, and the offenders cons Red. None of their cafes were particularly interefting. William Stewart was tried for killing and flay ing William Baylifs, his apprentice, _by . immode rately beating bun. The evidence fell.liion of the charge, and ha was--Acriteed. The Judge ) after paffing fentence, concluded the Affizei, and left the town, having previoufly re fpited feveral of the capital convias. We under- Rand, that with the exception of a very few, the folders were left for execution.- Mainsror s, JULY 2S.—The Mins for this County commenced this day at Maidßone, befire Lord Kaeros and Sir Nese Gaosa ; the former tried the Civil caufes, and the latter the prifoners. There are 62 prifonen on the calendar, but none gf them far offences committed• with any extraor dinarysircnmflanoes. The principal trial Which occurred this day was that of Thomas Price, who was intik:led for having, in company with divers others, riotoully and tumultuoufly affembred loge thtr in his Majeßy's Dockyard, at Sheernefs, on the 13th ma. and with having affaulted and ob finsfted A. Graham, Efq. in the execution of his office of Magiftrate, and, together with more than twelve of the.faid rioters ' reefed and neglefted to depart within one hour after proclamation made by the Paid Magißrate. After a very long trial the Defendant was Acquitted. Richard Mountain was tried upon a criminal in formation for feditious words fpoken of the King. The profecution was opened by Mr. Serjeant SHE e NU" aid the faas of the cafe were proved by the evidence of Mr. Alderman Curtis, and two other Gentlemen, who happened to be travelling with him in the mail.coach. . . It appeared that the ])over njail-coach, on its way to London, lopped at Dartford to change hocks, when the Defendant wifbed for a place to town, but was told by the puard the coach was full. Vexed at his difappomtment, he addreffed the guard in terms to this efeit : " He d—d him, and Paid it was a difgrace to him to wear the Kings livery ; that the King was a b—y r-1, and e wifbed he had the (baking of his b—y head; that he fbould not mind putting him to death : he added, that the foldiers and failors were a parcel of rafcals—be d.-d all Kings and Arif. tocrates, and Paid he had come from a fociety where there were hundredsof hitway of thinking." The fans having been clearly proved, a very eloquent &knee was made by Idr. Serjeant BEST, who imputed the words to the cite& of intozica• tion and youthful indifcretion. He called feveral very refreable viitneffes, who gave the prifoner the charader of a loyal man, and (poke of him as a perfcm who was well affigted to the King and his Government ; and that, as a Member of a Volunteer Afrociation, he had rendered material fervice, during the mutiny at the Noce. Lard Ks v vow obferved, that a man's intentions could only be inferred from his overt ails, and certainly the words uttered by the prifoner proved him to he a man where mind was at enmity with his King and the Government of the country, What:rtr effea'neas.dtte the'topiciturgeel by the Counfcl 'would be available by the pri4otter when the period thould arrive fur confidering the judg ment to be pronounced upon him., At present, it was only necelfary to akertain whether the pert . = acculed was guilty of the offence imputed to him or rot' and of the affirmative of that cjoeftion he I thought there could not be the leaft doubt. The Jury retired, and foon after returned a ver dia—Guil:y. The pawner was not in Court ; otherwife the confiquence of the verdia would have been his immediate committal. Lord KENYON expreffed his furprife fat his re cognizance to appear not having been returned to the Aflizes, and he inquired for Mr. White, the Solicitor to the Treafury. He was informed that he was abfent upon other bu finds. llis Lordihip, inferred, in terms by no means equivocal, that the Solicitor to the Treafury was to blame. . - CAMBRIDGE, JULY s3.—At the Affixes for this county (held before Baron HOTH*M), which ter. minated yefterday, the following prifoners receiv ed their annexed fentences : John Awbrey, aged 30, for ftealing out of the fold of Samuel Balduck, of Cunntngton, one polled ewe lamb, was found guilty, snd received fentence of death, but was afterwards reprieved. Henry Cohen, aged 43, was charged with hav ing felonioufty bought goods, of Richard Kidman, knowing them to have been ftolen, was acquitted, owing to Sarah Kidman's refuting to give evi. dente. She was, by order of the Judge, corn• mitred for perjury. Thomas Lovel, aged 22, for haling come pork,. bread, and cheek ; was fentenced to twelve months imprifonment. John Gordon aged 48 ; Chriftian Davifon, aged 61 ; Edward Newit, aged 58 ; Thomas Brown, aged 56, and John Brown, aged 6o ; all for felo ny, were . each fentenced to be , imprifoned fix months. At Norwich Seffions, an Appeal was made by Sir ROGER K142130[1, Knt. againft the CoMmif fioners under the Brooke in:lofure Ad, refpeding a piece of water in that parifh, which the Commif fioners had allotted to SEA MAN HOLMES, Efq. Lord of the Manor of Brooke, but which the Appellant alledged ought to hire been allotted to him. Af ter a long hearing, it was admitted by the Court of Salon, that the decifion of the CormnifGoners was final, and that they had no power to hear the Appeal. The foldier who lately killed a than by a fudjen blow, at Wakefield, has been tried and acquitted at the York Affizes. At Shrewlbtuy (barter SeSons Mary Davis wa fentenced to be imprifoned one year, and kept to hard labourfor milking a cow that did not be long to her! ! Safasia Monerfiall was etecuted on Thutfi at Lincoln, for the murder of Samuel Glew, lute of that County; A RICH WHEEL. a of Lso.oao 1 a of ‘l4OO 2, sox& $ soacto 3 SPOO ' 1 soo BO& zooL 6oL Ace. It is ailonifhing to remark that One Fourth Part-of the prefent Irifh State• Lottery Tickets are drawn, and the Whole of the Capital Prizes are remaining in the Wheel, which renders it very ad vantageo,us to Purchafers at this Cfifih there be ing but a very trifling advance on Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, at the Office or Hostess' , and Co. No. 26, eomhill.—War ranted Undrawn. DIED. On the 19th loft. James Hoyle. Efq. of TiOnnurdoeb. At Eirkbean,on Hater dray fonnight,john Milligan. Efq. mer chant In Pierian's, Sostb Carolina. At rftrrlad, the teth Inft. Mrs. ti es i tMsenell, mild of the &ceded Aka.. the Efq. of I At Eroontldll„ July it after a tedious Mods, Mrs. Frakr of Findrach, and daughter of the late W1:11. Herd, of Anchtnedden. At Clackmanan, the tlith bolt. Mr. Jams Stewart, youngeft ' fort of Duncan Stewart, Efq, of Ivernakyle At Woodville, near Naas, Mifs Cannon. At Inch, near Downpurick, aged 7s, Mr. Andrew Martin. Mr. gunner Black, seed 3s. nuadwilor of the &Malt Newo-Letter. Mr. Edward Byrne, and Mr. Henry Boyle, printers, Dublin. At Athlone, in her seat year, of a fever, the lady of the Ker. Edward Mangle. At Cork, letrt-Serggs, wife of Mr. Scram, proprietor of an Hotel At Guides Garden, county of Tipperary. Henry Hunt, Efq. At Greenwich, an the a nth Init. Mrs. Taylor, acute attar late William Taylor, Efq. fort furgeon of Greenwich Hefirital Lot* at Galway, Roma Mnedonell, Efq. fan to major Macdoorill, of the Calmar, region= of fns Infantry. At ftertem, on the loth inf. Mrs. Agnew, wife of Lieutenant A gne w. , At Nairn. on the t :eh inf. of a bort Mods, Mk ffsbella tar quharfon, Melt daughter of Dr. OMAN Farotharke. At Glafi,ow, an the tick inft. In the 434 year of his age. aroor Mooteith, Efq. mansiadturse, and proprietor of the linsayre cotton works. TO LET, A FREE PUBLIC-HOUSE and LIQUOR SHOP In a crowded Ncighboarbenil. ; com ing is about sci—Enguirn ea the Whitt His 4 Sibegtestr grot—blot the Haiti or at SO. Wednies, Scober, No. Is. Celic-Arco, near Wcagink-fliare. Yt. Ocoee§ In the Eaft. A it.zAstrait YACHT. TO mg sow—By ntsvATE cover AcT THAT , beautiful Careel-builtVeffel PETREL, Cotter-rued, built for a Picafunt Yacht. la May, tiloo, for wkich porpok lie has every accommodation on board, and may tired at feel, or fora loos Let verge, witboot my midi clonal evmee • be meaferes 30 7.5.94 TOM Oa • moat Ss Hsu, sad woo ' Orrfal lift fancy; ia amply Gond pima Stars and Glasets, Patent Stocks. Ac. May be tom at any time, and further Particular* knovva i lay application to O. Harkey, Mellower, Boochampoin. • 1030111AL44414,,5TA PFORDSHIR TO Br SAID BT AMTION—By Mr. tatift tag') F., ;At 11:s Great Room in PaillMall, ai Tuefday t a astli of A l,. guff, (if not previtniflitiffpoted of lty Private Contrat:':;, One Velock, A Capital FREEHOLD. and . iinall part COPY. 11 HOLD ESTATE, called .-iIIONAI.I.-HA1.1.. la the Patifh, slid two mild from the Market Town of LOCLE:i. • fiALL, adjoining South to the Chad and Mail Coaeli Ra.,4 from London, nnientiles from Stafford, eight from ntone,(a.^.l Navigation Codis and Lime) nine from Newport, eits: trott Market Drayton ' eleven from Newcalth, under -Llite, fevenfrom rshrev.4buiy, thirty-eight from Cheltd, and abn;;, too from London, confilling of a capital, uniform, sintrait,ey convenient and fubftantial Pone-built rnskturni attached and dditeted.Offied, peculiarly adapted to the Vitt. and elegant Ferme Oraee, capital waHed Kitchen Gardcu. d;- dining to a fouth-eaft Afped, and including an cannot: ! boat, Green-haute', uniforefty built; sod two ,and three Acres and upwards of Land of the Arft y, tt. a ring fence, diverfified with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Watzr, in the happleflittle of name. 'rbe Manion is .fested on &bad and commanding eminence, is backed and dickered by dole full grown Plantations and firms vomits from the North. and commands profpcds thirty milts in extent over the Par klike lianesgroansis, and a fertile, po pulous, healthy, and finely-broken woody Country, thourdet : with 03121 C, fine Roads., lield Sports; and Gentlemen's Seats. The Efiate declines to the Bomb and Raft, is fubdivided funkleneesinto.conasient iltdofares, interfperfed with Mr, Ham Clumps and Plantations of large Spreading Foreft Tres, feathered down to the fotface of this apparent fpacious Limn, the Fictive Ground antintuidthroogh the Deniefne, and finned by (Cop Meer) a natural Lake, fed by an abundant ftteam, and containing near an hundred acres of Pellucid Wa ter, open to innumerable enebantiortiews. Nafte, Genius, and hlechaniim have been moft happily exerted an decorating this charming Spot. The Baste suay.be viewed by application at the Hall ; and printed particulars bad at the Printers of the Litchfield. F. - mingbam, Manchcfter, and Liverpool Papers; at the Reit& Coffee-houre. Cornbill ; of Mr. Crowell, printer, Bath, e..!t--e plans of the Elate, and ground. pious and elevation of the H , ,u fa may be fen. Affo at Mr. John Plter's, Arclaite.ft, pool; pod in Pili-A a la NvHEN Profeffional Men of education and re fponftbftity deviate from the 'general !lam by a' - eakin of a peculiar Branch, the fanaion of long c00rii , ...,! funds lithe heft criterion of foperiority. Eight years havel devoted my praftice to the midi cc meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefilid rtieh •my plan gives Inc additional ardour to oppore as far as I inn able the ravages of tbofecompiaintaarbich are the molt import ant in the catalogue *Dimino infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I farmed a wet' at an earlyperiod of Pradiee toreficuc ids from the ignortame of uneducated Men, or the equally tlen genus precipitancy of general Praiftationerl. The THREE DISORDERS, to the career which I have voted my attention, etininiae every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent er Wog All kinds of DESlLlTY..whether selling from the habits fit Schoolboys, or the Indulgence al mature age, and Wily that ik rangement of the frilem io Women which is called 8AR1U.,,,- NESS or STERILITY. Numerom dife.afes an the reit& of Ignorance or bete in the .treatment of a Ample Onnorrbaa,and it not unfryquently hat pens tbat the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretiou of ere unguarded hour. By a fuveriaromethod fuels complatote ate edgy cured, and even where others ham failed, I trust that I may prefunte to offers radical re-eltablithment. Few however are the cafta of complicated-dards In this diforder compared with the cdiamitolis frtuations of Men, who from itidulzepee ins SOLITARY VICE, or the ptevalent Gaie ties of a faffiltintlie Life, acquire that Bate of Debility which lathe unavoidably eenequeuoe fuch pernieioas habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, hut care, fully conceals his misfortune, It may be FORM confutation tar him to know, that although it be En object admen or uncer tainty with other Pniebtionmu, the removal of disk DliEl • CIEN CIES by the gredsaiprogrefi of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly_vigotr, much anxiety will be prevent by an early counemi of this languid etarc, sad cafes no great dame/ties will occur. But lettere this Deldeseyhas for yearn canted, a peeper Per formance is indilpesifibly ngtaiatetm owns the Sisalaing (parts at Life, and to reanimate the ConfUtotion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have bsm beets Iftspolnted la their eapectidions of a Family, anrAlse atired, tint to molt laftanoes finds eget% sew curable by hikAlad The SECRECY which is Co dreadsl bossy sadertaklre, and the Qizellisedotts_whieb I ban purloined to flats, form the Balls of my Pretenses, and in coincidence with foett this ieti nation is given, that Mr B may be onnfultedpefonahl ,Scori.h is an s4ationa lettenleelofingafsd, sneer r There m em alluote) ells bone, Nyay, Arty,. ect, I immune In Watemitreet adJoinits, and the name is on bath the doers. M. B. Meitner of the Royal College of Bargees:a - TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ._ , No. 9. 'NEVI lIRLDGE•STREET, LONDON. 'area FEEL it a ditty' incimbebettpow ate, to inform yeti Mae very great sod ettroadirma7 Care I have mei-ill from your invateableidedicino...LEAßE's PATENT Pil ch. About two yearsago was ettalimetwilth eV' Li I OIDLI, which I treated rather illgiftly for taste time. but tY Dike& at keg& rereading all over toy Body" I was obliged 10 apply a the men mac= of the Faesilty;but nab afifterwe leaded only temporary yam through various Combs of Sadvatton, and from bang rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that tread all ointr my labs, rendered me a europium Objet. fo that my trials defpaired of ray reciway. When bresght to this liutation. contidered death as ineviuble. bet a aloha Owlss cannier t ing ewe tie many Cake la which your Pips bad reocredol, I was Induced to try a box of cheat, *bleb I ',height rather re lieved roe; and by perfeverenee for two or three wombs, asil &Owing your Direcitions.l experienced die fain 1102itailDtM hie Relaxed= from Pain, the Sores gratiaally febriding ; I am now, thank Goa, perfeCtly recovervd, and walk* out d.ily I doubt not bat oar more box, which t think cautious to take. win enablith toy habil In its original farce. It h with the molt heartfelt greatone that I labicribe anyfelf, ihr, your mock obliged howide fervent. . Wu. Passau. rev:Msachefter, July t, :Sot. the public haselt I do sot obit* to the above be lay rabbeted, but lave yes toad as your own bend Jodi' meet that dilate. Prepared sad had by thailak Propylaea, Tema TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Sugpsenti Lead" a his Houk, Nay, New aridgailtrast When., alba a aortae roAdasor of than thirty-ax years, Ina psalm partirelarif Owned to the Cure of Venereal Comphiatte, with that iariaia bit focrecy which men of his Program liaseat always alticac. helleaars hied*, the advice sadollillanoe he gsteltseel ad ulating:re to perces taking this Molleine. etill be encased. ivf a Meaning public. as 111 advantage Woes to be (Stained , end void of . . f a is ce. Appelaineat, for the enureealente of dab Main, a a it tbs. Pe r, ltZett;egiAlloss." Ana. Pall•hball; Torlhap. Nu. 103, • Ms. Dlaberoscles , No. 7, Ellh- it nist-Wo Mr. Seed a. nveiraiscri Nat, Vin-Row, Little 'rawer ; Mr. Waren, Sout ut h bridge, Idiabergh Mr. Ciehrenb, Dann ; Mr. Liverpool; Mr. Mandaltur Ws& by and is owl Parka it way canadarabie Town is Geat-Dehnia Wesel, Bones of only as. ot esek,lahml sop with fan rad plain Di,e.. now, whereby Pagans of dthar Sew way Cure thindliVe• Sikh life, Speed. Secrecy, end Way. • N. R. Every Ben Gal d Ovantebriods hated • Swam ea eebieb. by fawns elf the OmeniPonen an z i tig e t a the Swap Nu h. Nett to isolate which le ?dray, sad di ethers ere ahatarrek LONDON: hinted ter No Penratrress, by JOH t do DANIEL, (d CernabrEmees)., es the Erna Plow-riga- II Ovuce, Ne. I. Cllftrarelas end penda elsb6•nt by ;AIM RENT, (et Cemerb Erin:O eryyleak inenbeeb),, at I ts:. C*rti , and erel". T l4 t tir Oit emit a a 0 eatranniestken Ores Emma en repttled be addrelred. Pi" MARRIED. On lee t gth init. at Deal, Mr. Laurence Chriftian Bick, of the H9B. Swedifit F.aft India Company's Service, to Mils Su tame WAN daughter of MA Henry Wells, winc-eoerchant. On the 13th inßaut, at goitthiliAoure, Scotland. George &Übe, Efq. ofervifwood, to Mire Mary Pringle, youngeft er daught of Sir ]a ntes Pringle, of Stitchill, Ban. At Gbigovr, the aid ink the Rev. Dr. Wen. Rutherford, mi. flitter of the parlor of Muirkirk. to Mrs. Helen Scott, daugh ter of the late Wm. Scott, Efq. of Knock enitob. Mr. John Sall,jun. of Dublin, to Mifg Horuldge, tide(' daugh ter of Cuthbert Hornldge, Efq. of Ruffelltawo, co. 'Wicklow. Rohm Grant, Efq. of the Ordnance, Dublin. to Mifs Char lotte Tucker, daughter of Win. Tucker, of Pete:nettle, county of likatb, Erg. At Cork, r. Jolla Drennan, attorney, to MiTs Cotter. • Rev. J. Conroy, of Atlay, county of Kildare, to Mifs Garner, of Aft Cdarftrtet. r