Star. — London, England, 1806-08-05 00:00:00

- 77 . 7" --- A.)SI2ES. ---- I‘llollToNti, JULY St. "we ciao v. SLISANI44II 011•11DIDEM. 1%6 was an indictment againd the Defendant for siring King's Rotes in her indreffion. James Craigie, a police officer, gated. that on the evening of the Sth of Gaither, he law a boat coming bow Chatham Yard, and upon fearching it, he found feverak pieces of copper, and other articles, haring the broad arrow, which he learned was to be conveyed to the peemifes .of the Defendant. In confequence of this he pent, in company with anntlio man, to (earth her limas, which was in the neigh. tsontrhood of Chatham. and in which place he found a great variety of naval limes, all of which had the .King's mark upon them. The Defendant admitted that the place where they were tound belonged to tier, and inn-eased he would fay nothing abut them. Mr. Spencer, clerk in the Storekeeper's Office, at Chatham, produced a lift of the attielee found. Mr. Piro AIR a , for the Defendant, made nudefence, ' and the Petentilant was found guilty. . • ' Cnowist SIDE. Mr. Janice Hearn finifhedi on the Crown Side yet rerday evening. There were feveral charges of murder in the Calendar t but the Grand jury threw not all the bills, and the parties were arraigned on the Coronets' Inyeds. ' ' enigma (iin - ins iar arraigned for the murder of be banard child, by leaving it 40(0, on the 1911 6f March lan, in the open fields, from which awn fere, and want of fuftenance, it was alltdoed to ha** died. • (- Samuel Fereham and JametStoret",two !abode% men, Rated, that 'in coming Miele' atm Mit,einfk, l'fityionnd a dead child in the aitpti'bi the fide or 4 field. It was laying on its hick, with its hand op and was wrapped up in a plate Of wobllen cloth, a &ready the remains aim bid petticoat. They, buried It pill within the ground. le keep f it from the dogs, and gave notice to the wall afflicts.' . It lay there (trim the Friday to the Mciadililitioteit Was tilten fp again. • The Learned Judge die atd r inry ; ;: a gs# lltt Lfoliet',•as.thera feu go' yi as rno en bosh afire. ' - • yobs' &pre was arraignii im - ika — cfwionie44 le. quell, fur manflaughter, in Vl)ing,Willlaisi L a te ,by throwing him bate dtte' Ilifugleje -*ilk. Ile was • ••• .0, , la drowned. Henry Hale devilled, that the Prlfetwirs hiniffirs and the detebted. (Oiled to ether linlitard i' l liiiy, called' the Maidßone, on Me illth of piLtreh i the; Prilhntr and the deceafed had a inland; the dada ad ' being in liquor; and from words, they meceeded to I blnws. In the (cultic. the dtesafid accidentally fell overboard. The frifefter imhiediatelY hollowed to the witneft, that Bill, the deceafed, was overboard, and begged him to get the boat out as form as potE. ble, which he did, but he could not fart him, for he was unfortunately drowned. The Jury found the Prifoner—Nnt Gu:lty. Mom& Derrici was charged on the Coroner's In quell, with killing and Baying Divers Lee, on the itch of June, in the parifh of Milford. The Fanner was a (niftier, and, on the tath of Poe, from drinking with foine countrymeh, gin into a boxing match, and the deceafed Lee, was fecond to his antagonifi, who was a travelling chim ney (weeper. After the battle, the Prifoner sidled • to withdraw, and-gave in ; but the bye-Randers would not permit him, and Paid it was afitaine for a foldier to be beaten by a (weep. A general quarrel enfued, • in which other ((tidier* took the part of their corn fade, and the deceafed Lee was knocked down', but not by the Ft ifoner. When lie was down, the Fri timer jumped upon kis body, aid he died in ten mi nutes afterwards. The Learned Judge had directed the Jury to find the Frifoner guilty of mantlaughter, when the fur geon,-Who had examined the body of the deceated, came into n Court, and Rated, that the deceafed did not die of the blows on the body, but from the nip . teritofk blood.vefftl in the, head. Tl(fLearned Judge immediately directed the Jury to acquit the prifoner, as there was no proof of his „ 4 kaving given the deceafed ahy blew on the head. — ,Iferdidir2fitfit Guilty. • joie dofiies and Richard Loa:ford were chorged ' with kilfieshd (Wing William Satre, on the loth Aif une, at Meteworth. .; i Ir. 0 ,- Kitt e,for.tbe profeeution, Rated, that the :ado or( wrath the- deceafed came by his death, was ; ckna on whilh'l.ord Le Defpencer gave a dinner to „Ass tenants, sin payment of their rent. One of the lerifoners wax kOmekeeper to his Lordfhip, and the deceafed calgelhto the room to accompany home one of the tenants, who was dining with the party. It was thought by fnme that the deceafed was not fit company for the patty, and he was defired to with draw ; he did fo, and the prifoners• followed him. Wh -i patted he could not welly fay ; but they got to fighting, and in about ten minutes the defeated expired. From a negled of the Coroner, no furgeon was called in ; but he thruld call ninnies to prove, that he had, about the hack and loins, the marks of mat .y revere blows, which appeared to have been sauced by kicking, or greater violence than could be tired by the hand. He ought ado to Rate, that the body was not taken up for infpedion until fevetal days after the accident, when it was too putrid to sr- Certain the enure of death. The Learned Judge held it indifpenfible to have qic evidence of a Surgeon, and alluded to the left kale, where the man had nearly been coni ided, bat, upon the Surgeon's evidence, was acquitted. The Jury found dip prifoners Not Guilty. sari. Edward Al. Ger, a foldier, was cnnvided of rob brag Martha May of a pair of (hoe., a pocket hand kerchief, a (killing, and feveral other articles. -The profecutrix Rated, that the lived at Folklinne, and returning home on the evening of the day Rated in e indidmen:, (he was tnet by the prifoner, who ped her; lie fire demanded her money, which e gave him ; be then t o o k her bundle, and after t 'op threatening her life, if die -made any reli(taoce, he violently ravitked ber.—Guilt y. -Sarah Hall and Ana Frei, were indicted for dealing i' the dwelling-1.04e (4 Cttrdelie Davis, at Green-I v‘i.h, 13a , 1t noes to the eir,ritt of tool. Mrs. DAVI* Rated. .that the kept a public-hook at 9rcenwich, and the t” if .nor, 11.414 hoed fervent with , Bat. On the latter TaCiJely, the law UM notes in qneßion erltiah were 'kept h, tivo*tet barks, le t tea-chd. She had the tea-then in her rand, when a pram, who was nurfing her lualhands thin very ill in bed, came to her, and laid, the mull gorop (lairs • it the expeeied to fee hint alive, for he was then dying. In great agnation the put down the tea-elicit, With nut looking, and Law it nn more for two days, when the notes, were gone. The next day, the ptifoner Hall complained that the was ill, and mull go away. But the entreated her not to leave her at that moment of dittrefs, and laid the fhould have every neceffacy attendance in the houfe. When the loft was difeo- vered, the fent for the Confiable, and he traced cute tot. note, which had is changed by the ptifoner Fmk with whom Hall was very intimate; and upon the prifoner Hall being charged, (he acknowledged the fah, and laid that Frnit had had the gringo. there. There was nn proof that Froft was any party to the robbery, and the Jury therefote acquitted hats and found Hall Guilty. • I ; The Calendar being finifhect, the Learned judge: pronounced the fentencea, and the Affixes &tithe& Yefterday the Bank of England craisereassed4llo' delivery of Tickets for the State Lottery whialebis gins Drawing in October next. Perfonewillsieg SO procure particular numbers, are reque fled wtas in their applications to any of the Lkenfed Lek Offices. The Scheme contains throe Twenty Th fends, three Tee Thnufands, three Five Thoufanda, ace. no Prize lets than Twenty Founts, and -oaf, Twenty Thonfand Tickets. - I A pointer bhch, in the poffeffion of Mr. Torre,' GaMe keeper' to Lady A ereOrTairof Harrington, het ly whelped eighteen puppies of full ie . **. ` • ' * i .. . 7. Sunday a dlita Fi AO. trtl r eth • Stf. tinartlaite Miiket., about . i 15: mote filia l , ilonqiieed on the, fiat of the privy,' byltelriat , fell ji ,ww the hole, Ad Leas' not got ait toll We Irtis s toeilly'estina. .) On .Saturdej evening, as the Norwich double bodied Coach wait rtiying the cornet by the Eagle, at Snarefbrook, colt ' way to Norwich, it was . over turned. There Were 14 perfuns on the °Wide, oat of whom had eved , ribro'broken, arid an arm ; a ay., Oman, en halide pa - Fenger, had his t erm • broke; anOther received a violent cotunfien en his head; die Coachman fplitgered the rand' :bone of his kg, end 'Many othets rortitT, ly hurt. ''' • . The late Accrete have prevailed with fingular yin. fence in the Noah of Scotland, where large tracks of lend flill 'ri mails unckr water. In the parifh of Ur quhart, about eighteen mile, from InvemeA, abridge was carried uff, by'the current,- and three men who were on it at the time perifhed. The Poll-bny conveying the Mail from Balling floe' to Leughrea, on Weelnefday feetnight, was I' noppti4 by duce men, armed with 0014 who robbed him of the bag of letters which teas difpatched from the General Poft-Office on the preceding day, fu Athenry, Galway, Gort, and Loughlea. • • On Friday Leh an inerifition Was takes before George Hoeasou, FA. Coroner, on the -body of William Harrlfon, Efq. of the Land Revenue Office, Whitehall, wlin expired fuddenly on Saturday even ing, the a6th of July, at his houfe, at Chelfea. • it appeared that the &seated had of late been fubjeft to a fpafmodic effetlion of the heart,•of which he had experienced repeated attacks, particularly one on the morning before his death, which had nearlj terminated his exillence as he was tranfaeling bufi nefs at the Bank. In the afternoon!' bit had beep vi, fired by Dr.,Blackburne, win) attended him. and he afterwards employed himfelf for tome time in his garden ; whether he had exerted too much is uncer tain, but, on his return to the houfe, he rang his bell, and, defiring the fer want to go for atfiftance, expired in a few minutes. The Jury confined of Come of the moo refpeetable inhabitants of Chelfea. Verdia—Died by the vifitation of COO. The difeafe with which the late Mr. Hartifon was allieted is well known en phyficians, and *as clearly eharaaerized in him. It has hitherto eitided the ef forts of medical flan, an is named Angina Peaoris, being fuppofed to entffilt in a peculiar affeetion of the heart Well; or of the bliodd veffels fabfervient to, or eatmeaed with That organ, or of the nerves which fup. port the energy of !the fourcet'of the circulation.— , The cauks of thisrbalady; when fought for after death, arc fontetirives obvious, inch as offification in I Come part of the hirer, add its veffels ; at other times no morbid appearance whatever can be difcorered. In every inflance death is fodden aid almoll Mien taneous. In the late Mr. Harrifon't cafe, the iymp turns were remarkably fevere, and greatly aggravat ed by too much bodily and Mental exertion after the Ara attacks of this dreadful malady. -Under Groner kircumftances a fatal cataltrophe might be immedi atelj induced, or at lean preetpirated'hy a fall meal, the tranketion of hi:finch, or any undue exertion of mind or body. ' Mr. Harrifon held 'the fitnatinn - of Deputy Sur veyor General of his Maje fly's Crown Lands, near thirty years. Ar the Court of Juniciary at Edinburgh, yetlerday fe'noight, John II am of Kireudbright, was tried for the murder of it !Wax, on the tfith °March. The unhappy girl being pregnant by the ptifoner, he wifhed her to fwear the child to tome other pet Inn, which the refuted to do, and repeatedly preffed him to marry her. At length he incited her to meet him near hiqmatier's honk on the day above mentioned, and, after hiding her in an net houfe till the family had retired to fen, he took her to his room, where they 'remained till the morning, and then went of together.. • On reaching a field near which the mother •sof else girl refided, the priftiner is Alp poled to have murdered her, by Rrienglieti her with an handkerchief, and fqueeeing her theism with his hands. He pleaded not guilty, which rerdia the pry, by the direBton of the Court, returned; the deceafed being Rated in the indiament to he the daughter of a wright, whereas the was the daughter i of a tailor. A tem warrant wits, however, granted againtt the prifoner, to take his trial on the seth of Augull. The Court, after this trial WaSOVFT, proceeded to par, letitence on Katherine Roleertfon, otherwife Ka. thetine Stewart, front Dundee, and Geotgeßatche lor, forgenn in Cupar Angus, found guilty of twee finning abortion in a young woman. Lord Domfinnen and Lord Meadowbank delivered their apiniuns, in very excellent Ind - pathetic fpeeehes. The Lord Jo tiice Clerk addreffed the p r ironer' in a very energetic , JO pathetic fpeech, and pionouneed the renitence of the Cotert, which was; that both the prifiusers he traufported beyoni (vas for (even years. islvitN 'Or - - Wh at Floe Saperine Pam tfet Rye, c , Bari, cugife. It muit be matter of great confutation to his afilieled pa • rents, that on even boylib tnifentoludt of the child, no neghgence of theirs, had any (hare In the unhaypy accident. He went to Portfslown lair, under the immediate care of his mother. and a Lady, the neighbour and friend of the family, and In company with Ids filter, and feveral other children. After taking tea, the party were Walking in the broad path called the ronnlug walk, where no (Linger was ever appraiended, it never having been , known that a carriage of any kind, or Aerie entered that part of the fair. Unfortunately, a heavy cart elth two buries, that kid brought Coale articles of refreihment to the bow h at the top of the haul bete left near the booth by the driver, and fume per tan hating thOughtichily leaped upon the fore bore, he took fright aid ,ester both* lit eft at fell gallop down the walk, which is a Rear hill. The party running to get nut of the way, Matter *(Mowbray fell, and fume of the other children fell over him. The cart went over his bred ; one of the children , daughter to the Lady above alluded' to; had part of her deers torn nd'by the wheel, and the filter of the deeeafed was dragged, by an officer hdoughig to the Oerrnan Legion (at liiifea,) from before the wheel; Op much he his owb knewd that the wheel adtually grated her head. The boy was inftaytly bled by the Surgeon of one of the German Regi ments, and viler ri by l'urgenn Soaper of Southwick, but both de , Oared he could fcarrelyfiirvive to he conveyed home, and be died en the road. He watt perfeellytenfible, mitt eon/pined little, but of *left ; ha f.iid he fisould be better when he got home to his tinheee bed; and • little before he expired, he railed Unfelt and putting his arms round his mother's neck, laded her. He did not rpm! afterwards but expired in' the eadeft mattoer. The Coroner's Inntielt was Killed by 41ceident ; the cart and bodes a &ties", Wee t 21.—Mader Modehray wat an only foe, eight years and a half old, a remiricably fine boy, of a flank and manly (plait, and was jultly belorecl and admired. 1-11, realties were in terregna Tharthi is IPoitfehholsti Church yard, an unuttralmams her of periods attended the cereguony, nor do we remember a tit nate Ws that has prodeced a more general and future forrow. i 9M WATU. AT MOWN BRIDGE TO.MOMIGIW. Morning . • 41 zolnutes after Altana. . 7 album altar Icnyth ipreading my ..t0 Mgt miuental the Faridty , but their allittaneeilfordareiity tem. poetry relief. I went through various murk* of Saliva:km, and from bang rather of a corpulent H.bit WM reduced to a mere Skeleton. lite ulcer. that fpreod all over my limbs, rendered me a complete °Nett, fo that my frlen.lo defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this litustion, I c ,nildered death as Inevitable. bet a roation of mine somminting upon the many cafes in which your Fill, had fucceeded, f was Induced to try a hoz o. them. which I thoeglat rather relieved me, and by perteverance fur ewe or three month., and following your dir,dlione, I elperienced the mod unactrountablt relax itton from pain, the fore grodualky fulfiding ; I em now, thank Gun, perked, recovered, end walk- WS out dad, doubt not bit one more box. which I think C 41.1.• to take, will ellthillb my health in in, o t i g i na l it. te . I t la with the fel heartfelt gratitude that I fAi:r.lsa myt•lr, your meth obliged humble Wand. Nam. Deanfgete, Macheiter, July I, Clot. P.S. for the public b.neit I do not to the shove best pubillhed. but leave you to ad as your owo b.. der Judgment that *date. - Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor, I h Irmo Tayl ,, r, Men. her of the Rolf Colloite of Surdeons, 1,,,0d.0i, at bla H4tne. No. q, New Bridge limo. Whore, carer a c-on ant refadeoe mow ttin thirty lie years, In a ['realm pasticularly throttled to tne es,re Vencr,al Cotoptal,to, *1 h that osvintable frer,ey which awn 4.1 his profell.,n thoulet alwaot fitfcret t be Ltwi Wallet, the ad.kg aid atilitinec IK gratuitnufly to perforw talking Ws Methane wilt be 4genle4ite difeorningPob. lie, as an advantage loLdons to he übW uc4 , and era 4of analogaiiir. —.Alt, • ..14, by big Appolutmuat, fur the c.aueelitor.ee of thora living at • diftanct, at the Perfemcfa. Mn. tr. St. Alban'a.ltreet, jaas,MaU; the Foy Shop, No. Wl._ Oxford - Qr . ,t• Dia,- routes. No, 7, Fdh-grett ; Mr. Ste,l'a, Bookkiler, N . Unpin dew, Little Tower Nsli ; Mr. Vira,Giev, s'stith•Bridge. gdinburat ; Mr. name's. Dublin ;'Mr. Stittnies, rere tai; Mr. Atala,sn's, MaLchett‘r ; andl,y "ow Pat* Incoo. I)4l,.rab!li (goo to.tireat Small had Itelai,d, to B 'ace 4. Only od. each, feilA with Filt and pieta el re Mona, Whetetap Perions tit &her titay Cage MendNes watb e..fie, Speed, 84. tic!, and fakty. • LONDON s Primed awl 1)0140 Ity LEV Ow tertcry lace, Limbettr), it the Stet °trick Nu r. Cu *rah PebtlOW alto at de STA& 01 rms. Temple Her. 14111142 1 • • • • • .1 t . • .itiiiii LINCOLN, MARCO itilloo‘ . , 111 LekiiatiVAirat i e. ........- t SAMUEL BRIS i OW. voluntarily declare., that i . 1 1 .1 . • ~ ;: .. . -4 . ejleysioadegesicsoili ETINtN or WHEAT In Mult.lamt. illitiading will Aiii the . 1 9 silt tat yule to the stab of folve-Yotal 7,996 loam/a Average ills 413---4 . i. 11 id lather Mao lait rows. off , I,,,,,ol,77.,:yk,striml:frri.insawir"htt,trree:4o-I"dxsaE:i.4..,:ritl,4.le-Fth.TP.,.....-VV.0",%,,„,a'b„. ti i a neighboor, 1 bought of Mrjobn Drury, Printstiotbrechenall k -a...a__ ..... _...0r A RETURN O,F FLOUR , Prom the rink of Jolt to the sigh of July. NUIVIDEM ~ , t),Ktiol.apsat.fmS,PtilLeSuumi*BUßytt:seiortl9,TwEtiTch l Ar csm ih c CO ,st it ir E o liT i w l e C n - , Total.-st .470 behis. 6 .Average 7 . 64. af alto vetoer:44ly rela tool Nam a pitiful agodition ,of pia flo. i ),,. - -. -•-•"..--..----.. os. oid. 'tights IMP left fCtUlli. mach andbreaV. Wftnefs Mr hand, SAMUEL ;IRIS tplit. OMAN Parts OW GRAIN' AN MARV SUP Al UNSEX t .. A Signedtstartlt* Jobb omitiLl.:esitt. , • • , rh. at Pa .00$ 704. - &Alen - • * II 7 _., a "'" Tlae poen os•leine,lesimesink of p. 64. tot. sedall nab* ' 0 A ' THE i i • ' Ina ,f ss. Oa . Sofia* ato 72 ' •''',,, A Melotel, fold at, the .rilirpopferlip lio• ll• Sals"•fiture4 44004 opaline "..:; 'Witt OM '% 44 A ,are tfet White, byi.. l 'l3l od Beans, ' • 4et 4" '" t Red Ink. ' • • 1 1 ' "Fiat On dye, pew gys caa Tkk Baas, • • 5 0 ( 37s --. -,--- , •ofit i mg t. c if ft y G o t moriblokf. kW". prod*, h lartey 30 39e . Oars .• . .ilos his sof sTi e ...._my I Hdder.at F dab 66s 70 . Pollux% ; its 33s “ ' Vhits ?eas • 405 55* Rape Seed, S . 11: 04- Ps 147 ••• 4 SON was felted Mi The 22d ' l'ilit4 hie with a. fweiling lo.aas if lib lege, orbicia;l thought srwrdad + Lots of the Carnival 465. it to ice od.par an frosialiNali, but dieemos-lal ;ha ailaukrordlid !MN Bread. Bro pews . OF HO yb . foot, name out all over Ids body, which was aralpidlif *Mt *Mao ' , Fleur Sy NAOS. . . • • ' 1 masers. . lent &k eels and exerosathig poinc.fo that could keep nothing Cent • - 51 os to 61 6. - booth aod Nark* ,wcre / • T r ' i1.'.5,4k to 6 1 IP " hi ' it " leb. Ai "I''ar .sy -• -- • 'rAii;Too j . . Oitineal, ',unit .51osto 51 Ifs titx .51osto 61 6s ellin ll 'lt , hodoozwillßeediet ee . 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BvsnuLthe Mght,huF isi .9ha t sweiainfohnd , Straw 1190 to 2 .9 # Straw ~ i ,i 6 oat. 4 , protein-4 his room, and rataa.on, ir indp c,,llar lk ilfs. a Clover 4to ,to sle i ! _left him. At this time I waellapillirteuAirhead 'M Soo Let as resew or NAT 11/1 / 61fORAW IN SNITIPIELD.' -of your WORM L05N11960;166121d1 pail him the brit doh hs ' 4 ' Vaolleillit al Hob "3 1 al to ''el tif. I CU." 7 Sat I de• INI4I, • ,we i t i iihinelisfply freldifeli VIM; and veeaed a ilreitillesidk vg ' New Do. . 31 .45a pi, 4! .40 1 , sem' , oia l i a lialtb gival l r alliala t l ' Wbril "P e t • ' A F L ' V I " ' i Aga Pam • . . BisliTtiflitiAMAßKETonirolktpx:ot }p7, - is . e.,,effe , pb to the pnt pi To fink A t itc, 44 -pa Rose of ab, „, ei , , .1, , 'gild na Ulinintfleking a dote be voided a . ,r , - . '. The one lied 4s cd to,ys ' .013 r Veal . 41 otl9o gol„ ave 4 men wittier; Mill froar that lise Ae LA hid ' be Wa rd ' hdaiNa .ds eft tv' is ~0 4 1 rodi •se 'ett auto ' ' • Seke coolplaiotititakves...hottas illfartin • a padkrilfiata &aka . .--. • • ' 2 41 4 E 11 1) ad to de W. '• -. 1 • ' ,TNaNIS rentlialpo l l.l4 6ll o7stillb l P ur tioW 4lolb I I . . toss or CATTLI THU DAT. .', •• ! le t tOtJoipfX627„ 3 1921:1:912131.10 1 x1 1 . ___ I • • ~, ,,,, I : r rIVE I ~, . ..., ;Oh, sibouipooo-Shciori end Leselic i git. -' I b .-,' .. 14 W ki f r teral Zligtigibi WOATE . 1 .4 I..EADENHALL,4 ", , • ' et. a . • IGHS - ' I t' CO AT. Per Rone Of Elia by. the caicafe. ' • . •Soliliorkleigkleataihrobitatlollhaffillid B.SIN'r 1 . 0 43 10111 .• / , ,Sr the lefAH OW • 3 1 eid" to da id I Veal `P • s d&Se ,ad Rde,JAndittelo 'moos .00•64 ao4 Ita. pd. etaboalifill... . i' ° That Jo „ , Alltatoa ao al top 6d l Pork la 011 ti p' 14 Fit4Altryttflpliot APULitd4cailt, '.• •.', . /owe 40 '44to Si 441 . • '.'• • . OrgerkfiCflYSSß. • ...tlif. • , , meriting. Its 1' 1 I PRICE OF TALLOW IN• LONDON. a P S ~.± a Co • ,r , . iii: I. , . s i tat, from Si. amt's market pe sod • Town Tallow • .65a 44 to MI 9. . waiesOtel „ W V. . ' 4,) • w As Aod . , ysllow Raffia 60 to ne od . Pltitet r p k al Market • White ditto 65s od to os nodded iborotemoyillf al Y. • ' 4 ,.., , al l i a • (pe r (tone of Sib.) gr 94 Snip ditto . 63s to es od OW Oftbilailifiwol6/11611.11Iffet • -fai ' t . ----.-. .Melted Stuff 53 5 to 555 od I,batiabeffeftiore alloyi wy yis to, IA y.oppopyott. ybook . 4 . its 5d Pato rough. gbe od to Os 'thotigh It dampletelf eradicates every TAM. A' ,:jr. 4 : - .: 4 Avant Prlce 31 90 . Cirques its od • molt coolinnod lieges, Tee it does ooh thi1 . : 064 1144a " . , ~ 1 iiiiii4ll to Good Dregs cos to oe onion or alter thecalightillah i amigo o.l le_hoolle , . • ' , whist Pbe I Yellow Soip, 7ss-Mottled, acs -Ctird, ost „trefoil* all •ito named fiklevos,:prinioati • Prim of dandies per &steno se pd.-Moulds, ago tad talcs Maggio. NonaborlyfiloOmypolAsp+a br , 44111 RAW ,HIDES . ftiporloe - erdcfrel of A l 4, MesitlAgNlti •• • •,, i...,..1 : • . , get , ... Hldes(perltooe) podto;s Ad 1 Rolfe Skins me od to sys eitiog es j perpetual tort • e ao *My 1 • ' . , . t "ro , Middling at 6d to se Ed Sliaep Skins is .Adtoos ad woes' free via eseNk/S earlogil964 at . • Ordiekry as od to sr ad *Arno oa od to os od dldiontitalitri loatra 4l4lll4 l llo WOW* at agate . I Heavy 4Dalf -tee 6 8 each i Lamb Skint •-isod to p cia` reMeirm ar i on babilt • irolin i ii!!!aelabelltdp gotta/ 1.14/0001ma . 1, . i PRICE OF LEATHER, pa lla AT LEADRSHALL , ' .5 4 _,..,.,_ , 44 1 . , . •Bettecdo to 56111 each .ilia.. to ,5344 , took iterm NCII X /211.11.112 ... 111 5tear . P 31 0 .60 SO 6j/b • $54 t• 56..1 • mi k e metrinsonial dote : The wretchiciff r •,4 Illoiso.Mo Merchants Backs aid to Ja hie Wok/tunes . Amid to leek relief tole Wet by& • 101141 1 111111 '. itaamilf, a , • IDrelllog Htdis zpicfm, 1 huh is (tate of miter? ila Hi agyorsete. To thee tm- ' Pine Coach Hideo . Sod ter 6 happy ?Weans Sevilla:6a, *t e e WI Crop Hideo bar Cesdas Old to • may new, hy e new to tire stootkft alai Maud 1 h1141:1P I ; • 1 : illefood• co ..plat Iliedlnery _., . aliK to - s 4 • Calf Skint, 35, t 40,0 per doses lab , t0,,a0. Dos Coedited... I . 1 . 1 ilia": Ditto Soo to ?gib • 36s to 4111 . , hims, eigipeopt C. map be oiriaeodi by .. ' edam , Ditto yo to gob 341 to 37e SCE. at dui, Hodes. Na t o 7, _Nethr! . . aiialip., • •, 0 ',,,,, .79 11 . _. Small Saab (Oretiolsod) per lb. p.3dto 31 eil letter (polt paid) lodoßrit a &Ai Note, Sim • - ~,, , 1 - • ILarge ditto • erne to :yes pet dos. Ace Ind Mopidapt will be pheapv, fat goo= f' • •* %A .-'' .. - ' • Tanned Hada ilidis s on. to 3054 tack , gese.l..libitkustols she Comte/taro a- r•-• - •• . .._ portorstenodo of i.. ' I' V el o:fe •• • '_ . _ , COAL MARIVET, Angult 4. I 1 Ships at Market • albips fold Price Rili/titia Yeatli myeallim theitodw alittikiii • as Newcattle Cal sp 41 5 64 to 49 1 94. vital ~4 by she molt aordhlerabiepeadtlabas Aitt . bewail 1 Sondertaod a 4 , 0 3 d to oco 0 4 - which 1 thought lo ,I ftsfixbail t have not more =if. • blew N. s Gond Coal - ca o?, ,pd erevoigd. pry . e.. On , lie amain .11,414,011 be ..• ....---- , WNW ea y gib uoisoiapayem4gaggc iniZirri . ISIVIORNDS. afways *alp that As _. )1, eopilend by Aorta ;9 • neey.inestipdoridnw, and Jabs Hisao!, oilwas- tole at power to , tae__.q.ers..Of diconkro. ~ . bourne, Duckinghamnite, dealers, at tost,g_poildhall, Landon . The . dlfausof UESILIYff../IreariyaltroilhOloilli-Shar ..- •• VC AVM to. Duncan Macdonald, of T u l d i b tomile-ftrat, London, briv h dtb tlkeria Iran of ce p a r c ol artnpeoine k pod .. .by a..4f. . • merchant and bola , it tin, at Ge ,a of all vital merge, OW* ' • cw- 4 Aort! IC George Eaftaby;and Wm. neeterime, of Canada ex titer arik from the of 0 2 . 2 11 4 1 es ,the . Wharf, Rotherbithe t at tags N. Goildhell• dye habits of khositsoys,or the bided/wok otailwity, •la '""'' Auguft si. William__,Braoltes,of.Bitieford t Deyoofttirealappkeep- quire the mol t silidoous profeillopai fkill ; bat by the ignamnaiell er, at five,at the White Hertion, Broad-Rreet, BriSoL oneducated.roen, the Impugns are aggrovatol, and the otisSiNt. Auenftls. Bryant maga, of • thatterboofe Hinton,' Sonicrfet• Oat Is defirncd. , 'mlie,ihopkeeper, at Menai, at tit WNW Hatt lon, &pad ftreet, Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEOE MEMO bp d I vetoed my preteeflons on regelseity of.edoe:ef Aprolt at. Robert Noyes, of &Mal, aareltaatoit elevco, at the every privilege to pradtke, I feet mylefeatitled to . White Hart inn, Broad-ttreet, BMW. • with which I have hitherto beelt fir Ebehtly . . i 1 , Anguit 13 'Edward Whitehead; of the New Road, Tottenham In the !left Rerfationt of local Wellunis, esely it a:Sks Mal • , f rffi t taci * Value; Middieftx, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. prevent the caltmity of a debillowilframe I Itst 011ikrot, froina coati/minds of the untatsnenefe of the Sloe andel , ' BS Itarlim BIRTHS. his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or eisfwni or !tie foot , r, Soso 1190,51 At Woodford. the Lady of Peter Free. Efq. of a ion ohyfician, and braids OVer his with atrefid ' The Lady of die Right Hon. Mauled Fitigerahl, Knight of k mo ft b t y ttla ye tory G., hi m i not arty of f f. -, . 1 • -.. Retry, of a foes i ''l ' 4s'. - Ma of treatmenxbut affo of the molt inviollhic kereey. ' • .. *us . MARRIED And in reeentVenereal Corovithoh It it potable to preveist .' ) • imp • . On Moody hit, at Sc. Seoulehre'a, by the Rev. C. Rawlins, danger or attire.% ;in the molt complicated eafes lib the Ism& to A. P 4. NWoburn Chapel, Dr. Yetiowly, of Finsbury (gusts. to 1 mon of exeloflve exoecienoe is this line to Watt a fao. . =NI patra.'kflrco..datogittor of the late Samuel Tylko, Efq. F. A. S. of 1 and rpeedy re-Ntablttbnient. 1 Narboromb,ln the count' of Norfolk.. I offer the advantageof this minima tothofe of either I llnity, N Camberwell, Wm. Lofty', Efq. Captain in the i are affliEted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fylaptiora rail t an , Bibs OA Regiment of Foot, to MU' Masquent, of Wyasibant place, I VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the WINS Of Item- i s tok u Lt .: in Surety. ovation are hated on the ftrft Interview. • Monday fin:might, Lord Walpole, to Mn. Clumberlayne, of Patients in the country are expeifted to baciofe a Berk nee, sop , ' Sackeille•Areet. are requited to fpteify their age and manner of living.. MC &JAW MARTIN BRE?, --bob tilds DIED. Member of the Royal Cobege of Surgeons, lolanda& a Bale of i., On Friday hit, at his book at Stoke Mb, Soffulk, Francis . • , DOW No. 29, t TOO del !brat. S trail d Temple Bar. Being the coming, Efq. in the 79th year of hi. age. - 1 Saraplei On Tuefday kit at Marble Hill: the feat of the Couotefs of Bath, TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. totes I" 1 Mrs. Codrington, of Albemarle-threat. Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-itroet. Loodm. On Tutfday, Mailer halowbray.fon of Mr. Mowbray, of.Portf• j FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to istnrea btreitotalto mouth. His death was «rationed by one of thole melancholy .21.. A you of the v,17 great and extraordinaty Care I have received " ' "eat !rile w clients which no humas rare can prevent. lie left his happy root jam. iftvalimble Medteine-LF.AKE's PATENT PILLS, . • Stu ;Arden home and alletlionaot and molt refpcdtable, but now molt About two yeses ago I was attacked with a Venereal Deforder .Agkate, or 1 afflicted father In health and (Mitts; he was Lever ken which I treated rattler (lightly for lore time, but the difeafe as i m m ai th cm CP i r tl a n din taif i t h lll e F o a v r e id r ty m . art char thci r. r i airafta W" nle llt affor cd to de anlY il 'osii; . te ' I lt e . I ! ' ..---u-I-.... ininisasi win by hie fat her ,_ a_ll7 . e . ,__b_c , was___ . bro_u . sji_t „ ltom .,,_ e .... in e, a . f . e m tv ,, to , y a rLa I'INME' I To I 98 the Pre f . : 1Lt f i r. , .. 6 2 ,:4 Rtteaew taw and 6 liwintlty Of )) IWO* , 11600 from when, I wick. aunt To A in but% Wool TO St WJ AbOr 0 snd ?rota Oa. • WI troesa. In imat. a dine of WI Etttetteni heattly , Ate good, withi bury and • the fpfn b • 1. jor snil . tnYthee I.e Moe, I " I Saatontyl Mak Whits. fcz