Star. — London, England, 1806-10-22 00:00:00

AIR. For. WILL. SITIACT/D TIM M THI LIGISTIIIe OF TI4II TaIROGA- Tint COURT Or CaliTla IVRY. This Is the hart WIU and Tedamr..t of tee the Honourable CHAat.ra leases Fox. of St. Anne's Hill, in the patif.. of Chat. Lir, In the county of Surrey. Wheresithr late Mr. REDMAN, of Hatton Garden, did, by Lis Will, give and bequeath unto me a legacy of lee hundred gui. yew, which tom I Dull be entitled at tome future time to receive, t•Tether with the intereft that will become due for the fame.— Now I do hmeby give and bequeath. tn.e moiety, or a gnat half part, of all rub monks, unto soy nephew, Hiner Fox, fun of General Fox ; and the other moiety, or other half part thereof villa ROSSIT S 1 b tn. I yews now living with Lord Vreunnt Boatitosaoca. in Ansel ics.—Aud wherry. 1 am enticed to one annully.oe clear yearly foni of our hundred pomade, lax ly ranted tame by bls Cruet lona Duke of PSDIORD for a.d altarn.g the term of the l'AtlMil life of HASP lIT WILLOUGUAV. fO 'ile grant thereof wined. Now Ido hereby give and bequeath the tame an nuity unto nay wife. ELIYASITE BIIDOZT, Mr and during the term of Ler natural life, If (be, the WS MAK star %VI e. to on RSV, owl fn luo lime; and from and after the &crate of my laM wife, unto the raid Hi, ;arta as.namstay !twin r own ufe and benefix give, devil:. and brouuth, .Ii the Mt sad nfidue of my performl chine, of what Maine or hind foray., not by me Wrote difporsd ef.aud alto ell and &ruler my real eflates,whatfutrer and where. (newt% unto my raid wile Eto I A ISTII BRIOCIET, tier Heirs, Ex. *tutors, Admineltrators, amt Affairs; tor ever, Only I wads her to make prefinto in my name of a, y bock.. pictures, or marble, Ow thinks fit, av remembraoces of me, to the fullowlog friends Lord HOLLAND. Oent,-al Fox General FIT7TATAICE, Lord Rn. GIRT STSACILIt, Lord FtTZWILVAIA, Mr. HASS. the hilltop of Down, Lord Joan Towasue a°, Mils Fox. and Mr. BOVVKIIII There are many others whom I love and value to the greaten de. pee; but there are my noodle courottioub I nominate.emanitute, and appoint my laid wife, ELI/ A SC I u Laaerer, fide Executrix of thh my Will, and reediting all former wills by me made, to declare thin only to be my fait Will and *refitment. In teillennny • whereof f have hercui.to frt my hard mid teal. this twenty-aril day of Jaly, one thoufand eight bandied and two. j FOX, (1,. S ) INgtted, ydablinted, and declared by the Paid Cusatis I.t» Li I ox. u and for Malan Will and Tenement in the prdcrce of us. who In his pretence, and in the prerolce of each other, bane futaferibed our names u witnlTcs thereat EDWARD Itl5T• S ALM 50515 T °MIS Proved at London on the tweotleth day of °either. In the year ore theufand eight hundred aod fix, before the WorChipful SAMUEL rSAIICL PAOLO°. DneOr of Laws and Surrogate, by the oath of the Hortourahle ELIZA SFTII BRIDGET POSAVIdMV, the retia and role Fireetrii. to whom adnacultration was granted, having been fwuru to &dalliance duly. GtO CASTLING, NATE COSTUME°, Dep. Reg% Aasatawaah, To.morrow, Ofenber 23, It Cooper's Hall, de finghall-Ilreet, Dame Fortune again begins vi be llow her favours to her votaries 4—Two Thoufand Tickers will be drawn, and the Capital Prizes in the Wbeel,which contains Two ofmoool.Twoof 10,0001. Three of sGool. Seven of fool. sc. &c. all afloat, and only 18,oco Tickets. p gr?nd religious ceremnn♦ and procefrion of Sievri rook place At Tranqnehar in March laft. The royal chariot on which the lo carried, eoll 6000 portiOns; it was as tett high, Upwards of ite,oob devotees are fuppoled to lave affitted on this occalion. The Baptifi Miffinnaries in Bengal are making fnme progrefs in their converfinn of the natives.— Accounts have been received from them,dated March and April tBos, v ltich date, that the number of pro. -felytes (ince the commencement cf the year had in creafed from 34 to 70 per month ; and dist three of the Hindoos were preaching the Gofpel. The Mif Granaries ere about to publifb tranflaaions of the Bible and New Tenement instil the language: of the Eaft. They have already been printed in four or lee dia. lids. A large owl was nn Friday evening taken into the tap-room of a vuhiie battle at Blackwell. in which a 'tweet was rafretteled. •I:be pone:, which fpeaka re. mat kahly well. imniediattly.cried Peer Pell', afraid I" and then v tciferautd " Murder ! Murder P' with Nth lircngth of lungs. as really to alarm the neighbotorhocd • nor could the be lilenced, until the owl was removed. Saturday morning, a bird, in a putrid nate, wet found floating on the Thames, near King James's • Stairs, Wapping Wall, which meafured fit feet four inches from heasito foot I from the defcriptinn, we conclude it was the EMU—a rare bird in thi South ern heniiiphere. A (harp contd, fora pnrfe often guinea., took place on Monday at Kilburn Field., between two pngilitle of the names of Cordey and Wilmot. The cooled !ailed thirty-five minute., dining which time Acre WAR a good deal of real fighting ; and, although the flrength of Wilmot often failed him, Ise ultimately becamethe conqueror, by putting in a fcienrdie blow in the wind of his opponent, who was alto very much disfigured by being . chopped with the right hand of his adverfary. On Friday War, convitted or mutiny and murder. ing the Captain, Surgeon, stc. on board the HIV M 104 14 wa. elicited on board the 8 AAAAA OR del • Moron, off Ilymouth. He appeared completely 'hardened and indiiTerent in his fate, and declared his innocence to the lad moment. As War. Vag, Err'. of Malone !mule, near &Wan. v.-a pro:ceding round the enafi, in a poli-chaife and pair, on Wednelday fe'nnight, accompanied by a yrimig gentleman, on a vifit to him from Dublin, a Mr. J. landfay, juo. after taking a view of the re• markalde eaves at Ctithrtylun, they stele proceding kr , the rld ter.id to Ballycaflle, when the horfcs took fright, tring down a &oft, bot.lleep hill, el , fe to Co.is.l-bridge, the enthauktoent gave way, and the sit tvt r not 'Min able to mattagethe holies, he had tzaicely time to throw hindell off the feat, when they tumbled he• hung, with the clidife and gentle• men in it, dew's a precipice, about it rr so featdeep, tin thel bed of the river t the chink fell on the roof, and then on the tide, but neither of the gentle men were materially injnted ; nor were the bodes bur , . nor has the carriage received any damage of aonfequence. Frae.—Abotit (even o'clock on w e j ne r day even ing, a fire broke out in the rope, y of Mars. Han and Co. of Barton, occalioned by a (park from a limp, which fell upon (rime flax in the room wh ere the hecklers were employed, and intlantly let the prernifez in a blaze. Owing to the eumbuflible na ture of the materials, and a lining wind, the fire de• tuned a great part ot the warehoufe, and of the ro pery seljoinirig, before its progrefs could be arrefled. The damage done is tonfiderable, but the greater part of the property was infured. Much praife is due to the neighbouring ialtibitatts for their alive exertions 00 this OCCafioo. gio II ink (tamp; and ine cora, •L SURIC:r ADJOURNED SESSIOA S. Thurfday 7oftp4 Norman was indieed for !Win two children'', cloth penile', the property of Elisa beth Heath. The Profecutor kept a clothes Mop, on Newing ton Terrace, and about the time (fated in the in dotruent, the Prifoner came to her 'bop on pre. tenet of purchafing fosse clothes for himfclf. He mumbled anettied on fume ; one coat was too large, and the breeches were too (mall; in Mort, he p ! went away, difpleafed with every thin in the fist,. The lariats lay on the tonnter, la up in paper, and loon after lae left the fa )p, the rofecutor miffed them, when the Prifoner was purfuad and brought back. One Powell, a chnllable, (a man of colour), featched 1. lm. and the articles in queflion were found concealed in hisbreethes. The Ptifoner, in his.defence, denied the charge— and Csiai, he came to the (hop to buy clothe*, but not :ding them, he. went away, and foot after was apprehendei ; when btought back to the fhrp, he faw the bundle, containing the peliffes, under the counter, and picked it up. He was found Guilty of the whole of the charge, and the Come fentenced him to (even years tranfpor tati,m. yolpt Parker was convilled of Healing a copper boiler, the property of Mrs. Nl , Combers. The Profecutris had been a lodger in the hoofe of the Prifoner, wbo had borrowed the copper in grief Ilion for rue purpofe of faring rain-water, water being very knee in that oeighboushood. The copper being miffed, the prifoner was interrogated about it,' and denied any knoaledge of the tralfaaion—but it was afterwards dikovered, that he had fold it to a broker, in tee Borough. The Prifon:r was itntenced to fix months imprh foment in the Houk of Corretion. ;fan Willie:lnt, a young woman, was indieted for flealing from the wino of James Cooke, eleven one pound notes, a guinea in gold, and a (billing. The Profecator was going, about eight o'clock in the evering, to fee a friend at the Crofs Keys public houfe, Bermondfey, when he was met and accofled by the prifoner, who talked him to treat her to fome thing to drink. Being acquainted with the Land. lord of the Crtfs Keys, he did not like to take her there, and after force perfusifion he walked with her, when Ilse took an opportunity of getting him into a gateway, where fhe threw her arms about him and preffed him clofe to her, at the fame time contriving to rifle his pockets. He inttantly miffed the notes, and remained wit:l her upwards of two hours, endea vouring to get his property back. He law two girls come up to her, to whom the gave fornething and they went away. After fume time, (be offered to return all his notes, if he would give her a pound. The place where the had lodged being learched, a number of ( even (billing pieces were found there, but is another woman lodged in the fame apartment it was doubted to whom the money belonged. -ime other doubts wiring, the Jury, after Come confulta• Lion, found a verdirt of—N•it Guilty. William Rowland, a ladies' thoe-maker, eras con. vilted of ftealing a flitch of bacon. the property of John Nutter, a cheefemonger, refiding near New ington Church. The Prifoner was caught in the fadt, with the flitch on his back. The Profecutor recommended him to mercy, upon the grounds of his youth, and having a wife and child in a lick and dangerous Rate. The CHAIRMAN highly commended the humanity of the Profecutor, at the fame time obferving, that the prifoner, (he underftood) if he attended to his bufinefs, might have earned an honeft and honour able livelihood ; but for the halt nine months, he had been almoft a common vagabond. In confideration, however. of the recommenda tion of the Profecutor, he was fentenced to fix months imprifonment in the Houle of Corretion, to be kept to hard labour, and to be privately whipped within that time. Oat of 37 Infolvent Debtors who applied to be difeharged, about s 4 were fent back to prifon. The marl remaikable of thefe cafes was that of Angus Mac Phie, who was fent back for the fecocd time. It appeared that Mae Phie had, about two years ago, been imprifoned at the fuit of a perfon of the name, of Jamin, that he had entered the King's Bench, th pirfftlfed of pre party to a large amount, which he had fublequently concealed from his creditor, *C himing vari ins fiAitious names to cover the Irene.— Thefe attempts, however, having failed, Mac ['hie afterwards procured five perfons to take out a com• miffion of bankruptcy againft him, (wearing debts under that commiCfion to a very large amount. This attempt had alto failed, the commiffion of bankruptcy was overturned, and out of thefe five creditors three had abfeonded. and two wee in prifon, charged with perjury and fraud. Mr. Lewes, on the part of Mae Phie's creditors, opened the cafe to the Magiffrates with his ultra' ability. He bated that although Be was perfeAly ready once more to eliablifh the enormity of Mac Phie's cafe, yet he would previoufly plead a legal °hellion which would be fatal to his claim for bet ation. Mr. Lawes then contended that Mac Phie was not entiged to he brought into Court under the Infolvent Bill. and argued with great ingenuity upon the various oheftionable parts of the Schedule. He was anfwered by Melirs. Maurer and Moe et s for the priforer. Mr. Setjeant °KILO'', the Chairman, was clearly Al opinion, that Mose Phie was not entitled to be I brought into Cunt at all, and that the °hellions dated by Mr. Lawes were valid ; Mac Phie was ac coT ditigly fent back t iron, for the frond time. This decifion of the Juctices precludes the prifoner from ever applying again under the !advent Bill. Yetterday the hutineis of the Salons was concluJed by the drfcharge of fever 41 Infclvent Debtors, under the late Aft of Parliament, in whole cafes nothing of any unveil tratilpired ; they had all been up on the former Seflions, and remanded for tome trifling irre gularities in their fchedirles, ke. Among thole kid charged was Mr. Serres, thc celebrated Marin,: Pain ter. A few were remanded, for irregularity of their notices, but they will he enlarged the neat Sr.flions. SACRILEGE.—The patith chinch of D "king, in Surrey, has beet, broke open, and all the officiating miniltee, canonicals taken away I fortunately the villains did nut find where the communion plate was dcp•.Gted. . ILau , k ~~: _9l3kk 11,111OrtailA uwi DIRTICT — On guotlay I.sft, In 13r1,11c Preet, Blatkfriaes, the Lady of Rlchar,l Phillip.. Fig. of a datialacr • Ou Saturday ka. in UK::Clitrhate•ftrett, Fitzroy Poste, the lady of Sir Akeartier Hatuiltur. 111011 WATFR AT LON:.:0111 RRIOOF TO-MORROW. Wo-ni-tg . . 4 average after it Afteraooa . .30 zioutet after It • THE CORpIAL BALl4,ol,G;T e r.Art.thllli 'be I. Wood. ions the mutt violent ain the lt-'asf aristfitim•eh, and proenottageM ',M le perYpirahoif. rho Pfonfllty and gentry this Medicine fs much admires!, h.ing pleafsat to the tan* aod (mei!, gently aftringir.gtint fibres of the °mach, and Lining that roper tendty which li griotraiirilloWrrguites. hiv hews auJ Leigh, tit, Straus!. hare juft readied a very vain. able fupply of the celebrated Cordial Haim of Oil ad for Nervous thfurders,weako: fres pcenliar femalei,htit-rleal thsfl.endlnwnriS of fPirlts, lots, of api,etite sat INN; tiro, ad, confumptive complaints In serval. 4e.priee is Ls. and cl eaf.s with 11 half goinea bottles, otr whirl. it At h freed Jo the perell2lllr This, medicine has bees cosilland)+ ufsJ with. losandsta h u ed, its eflablilli4 relFacy having ltnod the &ft of hall a cetary. tiouble pottage of al/letters' to Dr SoVonson, (Mead Mute, new Liererpoop;mmit be pad,"l %Ns/414 4_ 1 4 01,1 ' 4 44r 4*er. . DiXoll'3,/iNTIBI44OV4 Pit j. 9. 1 - HESE Pills 4 4f eve lolls I)tained a r,rialayity i. the pi ivate peadifee of the Proprietor; Mr. Dixon,' Arkge. airy . ; ad (toot their great fueeers'in Many dletbate bßlaas mar. derv * osi.nonacc a cc patients of dilitidlon ,the styles, he raw . . &tided tr. fifferthein tithe public, underlhe approba ti on and WI faeftion of their names. . .Thednils arc found to be an incompitable r 'dY for r oriel the tone to the Manual*, for rurfng f digeft on.' tor prcvortin,g crudities. and.thelt cools quart difsgratable erlidtat lot.. andilatis knees They yearn lit bislial and trnayorari Wal lu r id-achs: sod heart burn Whicti If oicafitmed by pregtiaticy.'ffidl a debilitated Ransack whether asifing From the acrimony ut•dis stdundant hilt. i9temperate diet, or drinking to excels, • by promoting a due keret - ton of the bile, they are oliferved won. derfully to clear a fallow - complexhin. sad being attain, . thous!' garde aperitive, they prevent thole ol?ftruclious in the livtr,svhick are fib troublefume iri all cousitefes, but p.irticularty fital in Warta 411watea. On this aceseunt they are a :valuable rkfiderattim awdleicit duds of thofe whogo abroad. of make frequlit vogue& They aJniirable pre.,arative to yea hathfag, faton6siMic thy fuceefs in the courre of it, potty depsods upon the good We of thew. efpeetally when bile enters into the complicakionlor width fee bathing is preferiMd. Sold wholefale and man at Mr. nuttier's, No 4, Obeyed; toner of Paternoller , roW xact C it by waft tour t ry Moditine Vendee la every town'. In buses at as: gd .'and set 6d. earl.. 'ICY MY PNlltlg I S. sirliE cecedod . RittOtaiin ' ti, which • 1115 the fitli COawt a my and o itia, hi; Ole ! . .rp,tcpan of .if LlKliattsAl. MPLAINTS and DE.Bli....rrY. having attrafted to me various COltefpruidenta in the Klogthks of Ghat Brit.'s. add retilit different Forts of horypc aod,4ptc?ifo,,,i)mg to itifirlf. clop AtOkio nmice to loch correlphoskqta. The occupation of WO thne In aufwering inters from thole tybo grudge nut rent u ntration, rnade it of cacao JO( ma r Glow Miran% to obferve, that nu 'tacit coupe be noticed milers a Railt-nute. Oh tuckered. i again repeat theluformatsoo, that no leities 'midwife !Miriam can le asfwered, linters from Patients already water in care. And Ilea to foggett, that fetter, from the Weft ledlee. or 'from any Foreign country, mutt' contain' net only a coatparee .4ml:wilt Grebe cafe, hut a very librital funirniffteiept le memph fast for the time of Ittatlying and vtrEing fully on the aomplaint. [ aid for the preparariocrt4 a cderidahotan ctiorfe of medicine' by a 6 London .Chcmill , if luta fhould fie re3teAte. ' lei' en the Jr..otte d , os not admit frequency of co7frendettota E b'alforlefired, that the. age, the mann6. infllvidg. 'and 'general fee irn.ll.. as well as camp' fyrapitun Mat can.inerahly.bea44(taajakil s be me partieularly fpecifitd. Letter* requite no other direction than the Chriftian lad OW: 05a1..... , Martin &to, Lfo Looloo:7As4 duo ore , to( In may have the fallen affurfulef , of retrecy„ the ge of f accompanied by Iles need not tic goßd &the •giiii Bat VAR • i s?d wards be charged to the parties. MARTIN BRE - 7 ___ - >t:....,_ Member of the Rdy.al Caitisso it ilitegeente Ii UM= Arplielt-C4/c4.4, Oa, 442,, 71 , 4 4 ----...;.. . . . ' • • snig U e.v iit prerAl9 B ' .. ItTa it i glt ta itged e u t i re al ra te A ty4fi al a t i tt r ae j le i rjr t e t Is4 o l l llll/** Radio to "wrifta r laa Of ea*. was lir e g te awe . l a eilAtatakinonftrated than hi.tbe unexatnpied . wilkelkjipa 'orteildrilitto edminitratlon o tip* lititilltilimiftj lind'ttie'effrh ordinary Ceres ft has pvcormtd. Foe a. eiwg Ithri of Yen Metfrs. CURRIE wad Co.,,Surgotans, formarry iti Jut „Nlajety's Service, hare anode thd VINERRAMHEEASE dr rat-eo/or 0,,W1 of their haw fileation;* nod tectuppy ifi, bairiog .11.eretted a Medicine fisperfor to Mercury to the cure of that complabity ts t Is feffirient toohfirve hi prat* or this New Reined!, that r tt ce are diametrically oppatele to theca Mcroiry. Idr .t haugti it col lit - *My eradicates every switke of the Virus In its molt confirtped Wiser, yet it doormat In' the Irak injure' the emilthhtion chi Rut contrary it rroirostati tie Wien in all its .aateal findtkaw, pro motes appetkt, mud las/Maim ifigoili..n. Thus Mileage( r g It Brew and vigarotis eohltiturion to the litful condition t Mercury doiait vet: poly prefeivestiot ' * ie Re tire Rata, but reftorea a a o ak sod dgtated .p e to &a nawd e,,t , '-ftreneth and vigour Nuotheriefs in are oo taunt' titded at the fuverior efficacy of this Medicine. Its labiate owtfpwillie virtues acting as a perpetaal ottnediive iir V I -lialaiY, like' ther mending from the pernkloal habits de% yenido, or die awerad tuaturity—waywoleteuleteibles .40 1 cella* imik matrimm ILI Rate.l lot unhappy ri,frcrer krovg a over his ousforto row s 4fttelliel toted relict; omit tilt eiimilleeertoltelit a hate ce iieak pia at hateelliarlife 01 , Prailiat. 4e ctectoperfro, It molt be a woo. kilagoaelcielyao to li cow. tbacilley may ttow Ay* flew, and inlet'. eareattdeo/ initatreat be witermi tirtbat •grAtfeleri all kiddie blalriaP, a atone. rowdy, and timorous conititurioe, ha all cafes et Debility and A:Eck-00mm whotrter ereaarif. bag; its . liell . at • in everyrpeitis -- itt vtiniiell' hihetimik: Atari.. Come oaf Ca may be toofeltted by Iretiees"dub rSi will the greaten feertcy and honour, at their bode, No. coy, H Ger&m.—Letters (poft pea) ere ct:rig ?hint note, WEI be 'averred, sod the medlar, Ittalitioe Aga '&l4 hotels anon of the kingdom. N. L &laity Oentlemm of qvr firft relpdtability who Wm es. perienecer the bah:St of this • eat w Molieflos s ilatra pbeit deist, oe- Wed that a reference may_be /nun to theLt p l i ts .• jhe osirty, any p nftet of the teal milky of this truly ffeil4 4 ery. • No. soy, Hatton Garden. • .•- . . TO .TWOhdAll PA,LOR; Req. - DearElr, Na 91,8ridge-trcee, Leedom. jFEE Lit a duty inaudittint lied Me; to iiif. , rip • you of the very ghtatattirrkilweglialpterde I him rialli.4 foto yet tneateabie • bledloino-4.E.Al‘b!y,RNls,gj'r tiLts. About two year' ago I Wis ettiked WON a VerWal Bleeder which I mood r. , tlA7 Melody *!evict' aillt i r mi de a rll length fpresdine all ortr any &Ali, 1 , Vllll l. est to .t • the I ' met moturntet the Paeuttyt het their rififtallici if ji toiti poetry rebtf. I watt throvah ratioos eustris ale, an w ttp4 l / 4 ,s q d from hang rather of a 'edrOlent 111.14Cdirga i'edwijitT to 4 he &Mateo. 'lhe ideas taacittreattaldoilynertlneW die a eim , plete okj:dt, fo.that my Mtn:ft ditto& red 4 . ler !IMO . ' brought ought to this lituitton; I toneditetr debt at tirtiatiti, but a relative at ate .iblimfollient ProOthe many Warta ithief: your Pills had facesedeif, • I Was hidoced to try box of thcm,, Warta I thought rather veliewed, toe,.hocrbf llifieeo 4 three /ninths, sod f..dlmstipg your air. a pps, I_,.expepenteil the moft unaccounable relaitation from gad., the We A ,itiLlo, loW ding 1 I am now, tlioalt.Ckio.profeggly yotwreredoblE halls .ing out daily : I doubt not hue one wore box. which I think t_s d.,irs to take, wirefttthifth say /MAW to Its origkitaillate. 'llia Y the milt. itcptielk.ikt e atitade Oat 4 fewitibeolaytelf,A4 your much Ohlig , d`Rulnhltfi..reOt. . Was. Paestum. Detettate. Mackefter, rely I.ellot. P.S. For the pudic benefit I•, do get AV* ttthgrove hang publftwe, but leave you to bet as otit beK 'better je Vatic fhall dieta:e. Prepared and fob , h, the fole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor Han k" of the Royal loners of Ration A &not rt, at lint Muff , No. 9, New Bridge :treat. Where. attec a conftant /eruct, dM more an tit my fix IN art, fad pr.diteepretieettarly d det:d Ih. me Cure of Venereal Capialioa with ;she' lietrikethle fctrer'", v hi: h rn:o of his pro'.Ran Mould always ohrotre, he &tuns . /drile. , , the adwee a‘.4l atilitailee be grithltasify - .dnilotfte,, Ito p rfi,:s raking thin Medici:le will beaftecinge by. tlifteradhliPlth lir, as an advantage feldom en be obtained,in cl wykot a ,ftbi g ui,T. _:,;„., S .1.1, by bb Appointment, for the tw9senferce ethers 1i.:•,.. at a ,!nine.., at she lbeafutorrs, N. jy, IR. et litOn'adtrees P.J./V el ; the My Shop, No. tb3, •Oirforn- Arai ; Mr Ciao! r , ..1i c ;:..c., No. 7, fifli-flret e MN ; Mr.eiterl'i , Borkfellerjdo: I s livior, R. se, I ittle Tower Hill ;;Mr. Viatfoa's Swath-ridge s bliiibi, -Of ; Mr. Colwell's. Deem ; Mt Btlliay;es, Liteety , 6l; Mr. Atku.l n' to NI 30Chd It, r ; andhy one Pedro lo every eta. fider-A'e I 1,1%, in On at`libitath and Ireland, la . Beal of oniy Zr. 9d. es: t, ftal.-d up with full anti plWo otee,fueek mareeby Potions of -ithee Set may Cure ttlemielyee with Fiete, Speed, St creey, and (irony. . . . . LONDON : Printed au() rublifbed by LEVEL KENtjof Dm trrheiry•Place. ',tutu th), at the STAe•Orteek Mb. 1 Cate Itttet. 1 . 14552ral AR) st.thC 57 At OFFICI, Tearitiran 1 POLICE, &A Bow-arialT.—On Monday evening Mr. calillais received a letter informing him that John Wier, a rink in the Sea Policy Office, and John Hatchinfo a clerk to Mr. FAIRIBILOTIfiII, an attorney of Ely place, Holborn, were to fight a duct at fix o'clock yellerday morning, VICAR' Chalk Farm. Mr. GRAHAM, in confequence, direAed Pearkes and Adkins to attend on the foot, and gave them a warrant to apprehend the parties in ca:e of a bretteh of the peace. The Offic,rs attended accindiegly, and at the time appointed two yonng' Men arrived, who walked shout opon the fpnt. 'The officers, hay. ing no doubt alas tHey Were two of the Dirties. Ifs-ally after wards *ppm/lentil:4 them, seams (catching them found a boric pitlol upon each of them, st,itli (tee balls and a horn full of powdrr. They proved to be Mr. Wier and nit fecortl. The r.fficert ink in cutiody to the Office, and afterwards brought Mr. Hoitcliittron. It appeared, on the invalligati sn before the ikl2 gillrates, that the parties hail, home time liner, been very intimate. Hutchinfnn was a member of a de. bating-and fpnuting club, and prevailed upon Wier to be propofed as a member of the club. Hntehin• fon accordingly propofed Wier, and the night of the meeting, of the club was appointed fcr his eleftipn, .when he was to attend; but this he negleCled to 41s. A few evenings after, Wier and Hutchinfon met by accident in Fleet-Brett, when kintelsinfon altacked him wi:i• very violent language, telling him be was not a man of his word ; that he had treated him with great inattention in not attending the meeting of the club as appointed; and that be confidered him nei ther as a man of honour or a gentleman. Mr. Wier, in reply, Piked Hutchinfon if he would accept of a, ehallen:zs 3 He replied he fhould treat it as it de-; ferved. The next day Wier fent a challenge to Hutchinfon, who returned a written apfwer, Hating that he was furl:oiled at being troubled with a letter,. as it only contained what: he anfwered verbally the preceding evening; but concluded his letter with lay ing, he was ready to vindicate his c..ndnit as a Gen tleman and a man of honour, at any time or plater. This anfwer induced .Wier to believe he intended to meet him, and went to Chalk Farm yellerday morn ing for that purpnfe. - This filly Wines occupied the Magittrate's t i on for fame time. At length Mr. Roan laid he was quite tired of hearing about a gentleman and honour, and ordered Wier and Mr. Bland his feened, to Ail bail, themfelves in 2001. and two fureties in tookeach.; Hutchinfon not having committed any bleach of. the peace was difcharged. Milos HALL.—On Saturday an athletic Haw.; nian, named Michael Doyle, went into the houfe; called the Red Crofs, in the Boroughs High.hreet,l and called for a pint of porter. The landlord, Me.• Hind, and feveral others were in the tap room, titit he cortrived, notwitbßanding, to carry otTrafider th flirt of his coat, a gallon copper tea ketttc, full of, boiling water. It was loon mtirstil„.2 hoe And ,c 4 was railed, and. an officer fent for.. Doyle was tall. near Union-dreet, and on being. fea:c.bed, ahedtertit kettle was found, together with a black fi[keloak. art a brafs candletlick. He was commiitat for re.ciansi- I nation on Friday next. HATTON•GAAMtI.—Friday, Mr.. Samuel I4njels who had been before the Magiftrates, at this Ufee upon a former day, underwent a further examina4 don upon a charge of felony, profecuted agairft hiseX in behalf of the other Executors and Co• Legatees of his late father, for carrying away a cosfulaable part of the property belonging to the ileeeafed. Mr. Aaa s Y attended, as Counfel, in fupporrofthei Profecution ; and Mr. Connt for die Defendant. It appeared that the decealed, Mr. SaMuel Mort tie, had retided at Hendon, where he left a confi. derable perfonal and other property, which,,by hit laft will, be direited fLould be uilpofecl of bt,Flobtie auCtinn, and the proceeds thereof to be divided equally among all his children, leaving a Isfi."Charl ton, with others, his memo's. By order of dm executors, the property was accordingly fold, as di. radled, and the Defendant, Mr. Samuels Morris, put. chafed a confiderabic part of it, and gave it depok Of five guineas, and afterwards tendered fix inure. A Mi. Hoare, a neighbour, was left in the care of the property, with infirnaions not to deliver any thins out of the prensifes, unlefs paid for, or nn re ceiving an order from the executors to that effart. Mr. Morrie, the defendant, retorted to the place, with an order to take away the goods, upon payment of the value. This order, by Lime accident, was deflrnyed, and Hoare refuted to deliver the goods without payment; but Mr. Morris conceiving he had a right, at wen (mentor and legatee, tb carry them away, prccured a cart, and, in oppofition to Hoare, rather forcibly poffelfed himTelf of them Upon thefe groutlds the charge of felony War preferred; and Mr. At tar, in rapport of ..that charge r in a very able manner ccntended that tbkdefertdAot, although a co•executor and legatee, bad no right to exerefe aft, of ownerfhip over this property,. n the ;riot? of the other legatees. And from she whole of the cit.- cumilances, he fiibmitted that the charge of felony .was fulliciently made out. Mr. Class.. on the other hand ;Milled these was no proof whatever of this property being , taken with a felonious intent. M r . M orr i s was teeny to pay the money ; he might have iced under misconception or millakc, but there were no grounds whatever to fup poi t the charge of felony. The pt eliding htigiftrates were unanimous in opinion, and ditinifTed the charge accordirgly. /Lue and Thomas, alias yam, alias jaw, 4 . 1 Z who llo.id convieted of fraud, yetlerday itond in the pillory, in Fall timi:hfield, the ufnal time, purtitant to their lenience, after which, they were cnnduaed back to the Rude of Cotreetion, to un dergo the remainder of their (oftence. SAttirday morning early, thirty male conviets, under kntence of tranfpnrtation, were removed from Newgate to a barge at Ithrekirt.trs, which conveyed theca to IVoolwich.—.iieris, the pugiliti. vasarnongk the number.