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LAW iNTULLIGLZICE. ■ COVTIVVATIOI CROM THI TRICkVING PAGE. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, JAN. *7. This day the Right Hon. Sir Vi't ',Liam SCOTT pa reeded to the isdkadication of the following detained Lips and cargoes-- The Cumberland. Pierce matter.—This Americas •ellel, teith A cargo of colonial produce, on a voyage to the port of London. was captured by the private fkip of war Tartar, John Pertly commander, and brought to Gliernfey. Ship and cargo Tailored, re ferviog the queflion of coils and damages. Two Maria*, Bourne otaflar.—This veal, under American colours, with a cargo of coffee and fugar, on a voyage from Bollon to Rotterdam, was cap. tined by the private (kip of war Hero, Aaron G. Blewett commander. and brought to Plymouth.— . Further proof was diredled in this cafe with refpeel to the property of the (hip and cargo. Enwarting, Maylinbrock mailer.—This under Prullian colours, with a cargo of fruit and other =trick., was captured by the private bip of war Pulteney, Peter Welton commander, and brought to Weyinouth.—Further proof was alfu direded in this cafe. Jonge Haan, De Haan mater.—This PrufGan vetfel, with a cargo of fah, on a voyage to Antwerp, -yes captured by the private (hip of war Lynn, W. )41, commander. and brought to Plymouth.—Ship and cargo condemned. • TOISDAY, JAM. 21. s. Minerva, Thornton nssiter.—This rail, lades' with a cargo of spirt*, and other merchandise was l reopored by doe private flip of war Heron, Aaron 'term& Elewer, Commander, and Lord Niirt _ • , 114,Croute Commander, and brought to Plymouth, Ship rellored, with freight, on payment of the cap ..toes erpeoces. • . Boamforngt, Wybbands maßer.—This refel, with a Cargo of various merchandise, was captured by obis Majefly's (loop Amaraatise, Edward Pelham -11Imaton Efq. and brought to Leith . — Ship and illarrellored, on payment of the captors a:peaces. frow Hake, Redecker mater. This , Prnifian velfel, with a cargo of planks, and other articles, was captured by the fame te<ptort and brought to -Laith.--Ship and cargo condemned. t • THURSDAY, JANVART 23. ......issoir, _ This day the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT pro wsraeded to the adjudication of the following fhigs i , :' Difpatch, Smith nialer.—This fhip with a cargo 41 wine and other articles, was captured by the pri *awe (hip of war Better. William • Prowlb, COM. Notander, and brought to Weymouth.—Ship relloreds ;With freight, upon payment of the captors expences. .4 Maria, Zarnow maller.—This Swedifit veffel, with :II cargo of various merchandize, was captured by 3 111 s Majeßy's gun•brig Acute, Lieutenant S. Greaves, er, and brought to London. In this cafe - . i t:4 ll 'was pronounced. 11/eves, Lon ntafler.—This veffel, with a cargo of .tots, on a voyage from St. Antonio to Embden, oessa captured by the private !hip of war Pultentry, •IPerer• Weflon, Commander, and brought to War .month.--Ship reamed ; cargo condemned; as *tight rejected. ...: Holbetry. who murdered his daughter, and after wards eat his own throe, as mentioned in a former Paper, is fince dead, and the verdle of the Coroner's Jnquell being/de deft, he was buried at the junction of four crofs roads. Publillteelasby order of the Managers of the Ho =sow Society : e sho 1. Hsdfon's Ray Horde. Dee. ssr,tBos. " It is with the utmoti fatisfadion I introduce to tog, Mr. Charles MiCorrnick, late Surgeon of Ai. any Factory, Hudfon's Bay, who, in his pelage to England, in October Lek in the Company's )hip Prince of Wales, Henry Hanwell wafter, by adop ting the mode prefcribed by the Roves Humane So. exam, relcued, through the interpofition of Divine Nom:irises, from an untimely death, a youth about *fifteen years of age, named George Roberts, who ac ciJentally fell from the main yard arm into the tea, whilii in Hudfon's Straits, after remaining about 20 minutes in the water, and taken up apparently dead. Mr. M.Cormielt, accompanied by the above youth, will communicate to you fuck further particulars, as may be neceffary to fubmit to the Committee of your excellent and happy Infiitutinn. I have the honour to be, Sir, your mull refpcdful humble fervent, " 21.112. Llt•M." " Dr. Flawes,Tresfurer of doe Royal Humane Society." Captain Hanwell has likevrife favoured the Hu mane Society with an accurate account of Mr. 'M' Cormick's zeal and fuccefs in the providential re *oration of the youth : the honorary medallion has been therefore voted to the above gentleman, and will be prefented next April, at the Anniverfary Fef. • rival. ' The fpur of an occalion has feldom proved more interelling to the world of adventure, than that of the peefent moment. Every day, for the next fort oight. will tend more and more to illuarate the ob fetvation. The great interell, in fhort, of the now truly novel and important Lottery Scheme obvionfly depends on the fir& drawn goool. Numbers ; every one of which mu& be produftive of gain, and many of which may moreover be accompanied with Capi tal Fortunes. It is hardly to be prefumed that dila• tory adventurers can feel no fpur on lo critical an oreation. T. 2155. The firti.drawn s,oooTickets are fare to be Prizes. —Hottesar & Co. beg leave to Rate to their friends and the public, that an confequence of the arrange ment of the shove benefits, it is manifell to every adventurer, that by purchafing before the Lottery commences Drawing, an important advantage is obtahted : for innance, the fir fi.drawn Ticket will be entitled to t omeet ; the fortunate holder may renew the puff.hale of an undrawn Ticket with the 22/. and via the kerind day obtain a 0,02 2/. ; and continue to do fo tan it the firfl 5,000 22!. Tickets are drawn out 'of the Wheel.—Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety of numbers. and at the loweri prices.— Prizes paid on demand by Hi - maser and Co. the old eftablilhed State Lottery Offices, 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing Crofu, end St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. Orders by letter or carrier. executed welly on the fame terms as if prefent. The Lottery begins Drawing neat Monday Week. NELSON'S TOI IT T. W. rt f SORRA Lb, Zit But hark!—the cannon's found ! the gen'ral tear ! . Peittaltrl the Hale of Ta*fALOAa near—. Behold ! the Therm' Slur to port advance, With hint, who ensiled the naval pow'r of France; With him, who triampit'd with his Weft breath, And perchaed fame immortal by his death! Tr AT Sus t, which Rill his ecinqu'ring Standard bore, Brings her dead Hero to &jemmies Isere. High en her malt the laurel branch is feat, But Cyprefs mingles with the deatiddsgteen I Freighted with glory, and a weight of woe, The veal moves majeftically Bow— • The Seamen bending o'er her lofty fide, Their tears of Sorrow mingle with the tide t And mark what anxious crowds in Since Sand. To ball his relics to their Dative land! Not with hems! but with &jetted eyes, With throbbing hearts, and tributary Bets! For will( they mourn their mach lov'd Mason's let, The pride of Catgut& is shwa forgot. No hireling pageants Stall his hark attend, For ALL deplore their hero end their Friend, The Flags of Empires are the Vide?' pall, Won from the Dane, the Spaniard, and the Gaul! And fee I the Hata of EISOLAIIII Janda train, Which throngs to grace the Hero of the Main : Though Leaden pours her ossmdds thoefands out, Correeted feclinp cheek the goers' Gaut I Thus is a noble. Peoples homage Seed, By Sleet grief, and by the Ailed groan; Bo moves the Coarse epee the trophirl bier, Mourn'd by his King! entbalsed with Itsglanors tear ! To that Faure Cuomo", that lifts Its tovesieg bead-. Minters martins of the patriot dead! The Hero's mom there le peace mall net, In& his Levi image Eves In Wig knit Sammie BIT.—On Monday week (Plough Day) a bet ofs. was decided in the Caftle-yard, York, betweeh John Hodgfon and Samuel Whitehead, both &kw:: it was, which of them was to appear as the molt larder and original therein& The former was decorated with a ten guinea bank note on jhis 'raincoat breaft, a number of five guinea notes down the fame, and on both fides of his coat brea, with guinea notes on his (boulders and arms of his coat ; round his hat band were a great number of five guinea notes, and near the top of the hat crown was find a purfe of gold, Which went round the fame. On his back a paper with the words John Bull." Whitehead appeared in a. woman's &eh on one fide, with a 'ilk Rocking, a neat flipper, and that fide of his face painted. The other ado of his face and body refembled a negro with a man's drefs, and a new boot and (par. The wager was given in Favour of Hodfon, whole bills amount ed to 375 guineas, independent of the gold. It is so be regretted, that the whole of the money cannot be convened (as it certainly ought) to the ufe of his lawful creditors. Boxiao.—Yellerday a contell in pugilifm took place between Charley Shock, the fon ofat reputable tradefmao in St. James's.Sreet, and King, a wafter baker. The combatants were rather of the pigmy race, neither of them being above five feet three in height, and their joint weight, it was Paid, did not amount to feventeen none. The parties, with their feconds, Galley and Dick Weale for Shock, and Jones and the veteran Caleb Baldwin for the Baker, met at Hampton Common, where a twenty-five feet roped ring was formed. On (tripping the Baker appeared to be the flouter of the two,and to have thejadvantage of a greater length of reach ; but Shock was known to be true game, and fix to four were betted in his leaden.. In the 6th round, after having exchanged blows (and this was the only one in Which the Baker (hewed gbt) they elofed, and Shock was thrown under the ropes. In the fubfequent rounds the Baker, bad not a fhadow of chance, for Charley went in and hit hint down without the flighteft difficulty. The coma, which had drawn together a confider. able number of fpeflators, lafled no snore than fix rounds, which were fought in (even minutes. The Baker was contidered by the amateurs one of the motif that ever attempted to feet. He proved himfelf altogether a novice in Marring, hitting, or (billing. The feience of Charley manifefied itfelf about the head and body of the Baker, who was mi ferably ditfigured. The victor was taken off the ground in a chalk, decorated with blue ribbons, as the infignia of victory, by a celebrated amateur. After the battle was over, a match was made be: tween Young Ryan and Cropley, for fifty guineas,. to fight within a week. On Friday fe'nnight, at a farm-houfe, in the parifh of St. Dogmell's, l'etnbrokatire, a quarrel refped ins a young woman epfued between Jona Owe us, Matter of a trading vael from Cardigan, and Jos tiu• Lewis, farmer ; blows followed, and Lawns was cut and wounded with a knife, by Orates, in fix dif ferent parts of his body, and is fence dead. In the night between Wednefday and Thurfday fe'nnight, Ruch torrents of rain fell in Lancafhire, as not only to (well the rivers to an almoft unparalleled magnitude, but can ied away the wooden bridge at Broughton Ford, near Meacham, by the firength and rapidity of the flood, and the mercilefs element feemed at one time to threaten general devatlation. Hodes, (peep, furniture, and other effects were Peen floating down the flreani, nor was it poffible to five the property. All the lower part of Broughton. townibip was completely overflowed ; feveral cows are flitted to have been drowned. We recommend from trial and cenvidinn, the good effects of SPILIISURT'ai PATENT ANTISCORILT TIC Mors, in the Spring, to the-Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Habits, as a medicine palatable, re moving all obaruilitubs of the Romach, promoting se circulation of the bile, and deftroying all nervous complaints, occafinned by the tender irritability of this organ.—ln Eruptive and Scrophulous Cafes, more difireffing from the pain the mind receives in young people, we (hall not hefitate to (peak decided ly, when we have given public proofs, that the ho. nour of relieving this anxiety, has been our own in many lamentable cafes. It is neceflary to alk for the genuine " PATkNT " Medicine, with the King's Duty, printed in black ink intlead of sed ink; fold at the ll;fpenfary, Nn. Is, Soho-fqtrarer in bottles of 51. 6d. icc. and 11. as. duty ioclude4l. POLICE. Yellerday a tniferable old woman, flamed Eliza beth Horn, was brought to the Public Office, Hat.' ton Garden,' charged on ftifpicloti of Reeling a large) quantity of Reis (heeling, and other linen to which weie found upon her, which the laid the had from a woman who had abfrooded, to be delivered to a third perfon, who has alfo abfcontied. The,pti: toner was committed for re-examination. Two young wogten were committed to the Honk of Correction for one month each, for drunken. nets, and annoying the inhabitants of Clerkenwell- Green with their noife, at an unit-atonable hour in the morning. Ye Iterday H. Watts, who Rood charged with Real. lag plate in the dwelling hntife of Mrs. Wilkinfon, under pretence of hiring lodgings, underwent a fecond examination at Marlborough.ltreet. The profecu trix was prevented from attending at this examine. tion by revere indifpofition, occatloned by the !hock llte received at the robbery. Another charge was made againtt the prifoner, by a perfon of the name of Idartla, for picking his pocket of 431. on the of December. The profecutor Rated, that he loft the property from the pocket of his (mall clothes, while dozing by the fire fi de. at the bode of Mr. Sims, the King's Head, Bear-Meet, Leicetier-fields, but he knew nothing of the robber. It was, however, ed by the landlord of the honk, that the prifoner, in company with a gang of three or four others, (rangers to him, were an t h e room, and he obferved the prifoner very near to the profecutor. They all retired on a fudden, while the landlord was gone in to the yard, and a perfon had hen the Firmer with a quantity of bank notes in his hand before be left the room. It was Rated by the profecutor, that an abfent witnefs actually Paw the prifoner commit the robbery. It was reprefented to the Magiftrate, that very Rrong attempts had been made to Induce Mrs. Wilkinfon to decline profecuting : the prifoner had been reprefented to her as the relation of fermi very refpeeable characters, whole I names we decline to mention, and that he had been recently led into the company of abandoned charade's. The Magifirate obferved. that the had done her duty, and his advice was, that others &mild be careful tot do fo alto, as the very circumflanees of the !tamer being a young man of family made him.a more fit °bled of profe cation. The prifoner was fully committed for trial on both charges, and the parties bound over to profecute. Tuefday night the warebonfe of McKee. Potts, and Co. in Coleman.Rreet, was broken open, and a large quantity of Spanilh wool and role wood taken there out. fPAt, Ott the 00711dIned . 1410,61 a daughter, at Idr. Manillas ha** Partataa-fguare. Oa . . IfrAlbur•Lvet, the Lady of J. Boddingtoa I m u g. PP Pik it,0 1 40 Mad^ ISPLAychofti„ Hill. At SNOW; et n TAWsghth Bests, the Lady of Masi - An O t rigz e tte , Lady of CON* Llttielate.lft at Great °Wass. - ; TO-MORROW. kis rites I Sun fete Mom fete 38 minutes after 3 I as irdnutes after 4 I i sniauses after ii HIGH WATER AT PATaleg ONDON DRIIIG/t TO•MORROW - so minutes arter 4 Aftern o - 00 . . - ii avuutc• after i TO THOMAS TAYLOR, asci Mill Pt, N 0.9, Br!die-area, Lend-o. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable Medicinev—LEAKh's PATENI' PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a VCH,IIAL 13311• ORD'', which I treated rather nightly foe fome these, but the dif cafe et length fpreading all over my Body, 1 was 'Wird to apply to the mon eminent of the Faculty, but their affiftance afforded only temporary relicf—l went through various Cnurfes of Saliva tion, and train being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ukers that fpread all over my Ilmbs, ren dered me a complete orl,et, 4. that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought tivithls fituation, I confidered death as Inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cafes in which your Pills had fucceeded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, end by perfeverance for two or three months, and following your Direttions, I cape. rienced the mon unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, the Sore gradually fubfitfing t I ant now, thank 00D, perfrftly recovered and walking out daily t I doubt not but cam more box, which I think cautious to take, will eftahlith my health in its original Rare. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fulaferibe myfelf, Sir, your much obliged humbk fervant, Wag. Piketon. Deanfi t ate, Manebefter, July a, t got. P. S. For the public benefit I do not object to the above being puhliftted, but leave you to at as your own better Judgment (hall didtate. Prepared and Sok, by the Sole Pmpricter, Tao's*, TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surreal, I.enden, at his Houle, No. 9, New Bridgwitreret a Where, after a eminent refidence of more than thirty-Ile years, In a preetke particularly diredle to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that Inviolable fancy which men of his proftAun Mould always obfervc, he Batters bimfelf, the advice and militant( he gretuitoully adminilters to paforts taking this Medicine, will be deemed, by a difcrening Public, es an advantage ftldom to be obtained, and vnid of ambi guity.—Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of Chafe living at a diflance, at the Pe•fumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's- Brew, P.O Mall ; the Toy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-Arm ; Mr. Difborongles, No. 7, lies Item Hill, Mr. Steel'., Bwokfellet, No. r, Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfnn' a , &ma. Bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billinges, I.lvet pool ; Mr. Atkidon's, Maachefter ; acid by one Pertoi In every coaßderable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, In hoses of only as. 9,1 each. roiled up with fall and plain diredtkins whereby Perrone of either Sea stay Cure tlicodelves with tiare, Speed, So c./icy, and foray. - WhteWS FEMALE 1211.1.9; for the (OR litY SICKNEI‘ and.oo*ll l solllXlElß:hieiticit to VOUht(g itliliteA LES. T HE following inllencs al their uncranrni.o eiii earl. is worthy the attention of the *MOM. Tit Mnat ICEAKELET Fleet•Areet, Louder MADAM, I am The unfortunate &mesh* dr offices in the army, who fell in his country', mink by which means his family are left in a Stuatlint . that it la weary rub amid codeaveur to provide for 'twinkler', which, from indifpoOtion, I Mt Ward, ificspacitated tram.till an inti•rate Mend recommended your Pills which have in a wonderful manner rcßorod ale to health, having removed the obilreetien complained of, and in emiliquence my complottion, which wm exceedingly yellow, has returned its wonted colour, tut health is quite recovered, mid the piles in my head sad liornacb with numberkfs other complaints, too numerous to mention, hate now all Orfided, and I aim once more in fuU health and fidylsk skis to essedlpter every dilleisky: I beg you win rake 111, ask pnbgt. as many young, women from a Wintery life have sWelliseisenplafertr,' Which they are univllling to attribute to the et' a, t iefe--want of exertion. . . me to return ref my molt grateful thanks Wan favours, , OM* the medium of Mm. Smith, and haiku me, • i Yaw meek obliged. sad very hatable (avant, Ikaitardke. 4, 410$. . , CdUt9l4l4 wa Lite R. tr. wit* ftlok intla,(switti lireakets) rift as. gd. a hot. sit ~ by G. Keseity. Fleealltect. 'Leaden; Dicey and Sive Clitoral-yard, ekopide ; P. Newberry, No. es, St. PORN Chifisbleid; Ism kid Co Na kw, Oitard-ttron ; Butte Cloaplide; sod Sankt sod Soo. Plait Moifka. ••• As anothar kled= s t , fa r t= Os name of Weide! Ivokals illk. othklt k aro rpyieltal to A * aleaas zW? 11014=r ibe s, il tli t rbi. ellt :gad! ON 4J. aol in . *kooky *room ease le apli 17 a d oli Romp* Obis Pittialles lionootobleVag 1111111111111t M illi g i tlCarlai, No.46,Pket4onat. Mai Wait* U• . AVING dedicated esyfelt to die lady, sad Impis podia W die et* eariblittk praillee le that bet a& Mita I dam& gayer to Ida& lan! dot I kw est ewe M. lie gra tbak abb.. the main bold im aseelitasbytemerfed secatmiky, errs away. aids dot demob which M aequkal it asemateadeg ski totsaktua wear* amigo at dtlardws The Mahe at MUM' peaibrly alballeg tier Mb drat teala ot -aamt howler mak toe a at iltd warty, odium Imeamom madam:rad —• their* loam is provaletaa Oil imamate, tbeiletbea brolabiteit ttlm= or the Wigton at smartly, thee ar.• girt ihe eaelt ; tat by die fonarasee of ebi/rsh.ei tar; ll=Le aggravated. mai Go eat& codas I. ditripil. As a KUM= et the ROYAL COLL/Knit austosow.. 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Mon, Pubes , , Nal Orowne, kw sad Rat Marbasda,Theaw s near Dosiallar. WA, pROUGH a relapfe of a Ceveit nervosa Fevei i . tleboban dos, I io n brim* lea a lorei - lablO4 1 0 . • by eondeat_ Feb* fooleet i abaltreagovabomme ]ilea ar debit ago' a din aeol wai obe F R ' erlserniele; ay tesedb, MM boo ' for Fri..271.,....r.,44 tad ....,zit.fir I was total 0 . 444 1:1id ellhap fee 'a Idif do% • I obarbi ,101 l ass w t i e week, wt . ' tophetatiti a ltiated damylkow. . flaw* pommy. that dose' borpooleda elaorloae Own penlydt and • and trendies deds of an agog k, they went not $o fad a Eaplarable Este as I was at times for boon newton I woe la th le Mom adiaisli modition who your Invalu able oity biallimbee CO OP GILEAD woe iirgeadiadomarod to sac be dotes 'Mir: us fronded; throe done s deb which was grebtally ledrooted to roar tea *NM" far times a day. I hood Mae* dlreddy—my awes begin In mend, and in about Was weeks k was quite gone; falba snaisitsr did this Baia boa say perm s aeon an appante, promote R ama reknit* irabolk WO/daft lay whole fropect be award s I rieeporend I wad tbeiltgoa I bine ad bed da hp! recertLeme. I nifty few Meld-Om ever 11Id bellent,lakitfroe frogs Oho Oiglited memo tympani. Mr. dbordowni al Deitealtar, from when the Cordial lloks o f Gil ea d was obtain& aa welt as all who him or, tOnfidirlal recovery as Hull ion of a tarok; and if ?eerie liboutine seder ranfinoptive or airono ditorden wield have rreaurfe to thig grand Medicine tile Cordial Rata of Wind, I make no doubt of • their dahring.* kw heads; mad kg I. good of mankind, I Id& it was mere goaenlly knows ma retorted to. Some of the Cordial Waist& Slant to la Ida dagittet of mine when in connalSons, it bad so billawaseese mod wooded* die& In no covering ben 1 am, Sr, low NA* bumble tenant, Thorne (boy, March te. JOHN MULLINS. • Sold in London by Mr.. Medicos, aS, Strand; Dicey and stab. ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, i 50,02 ford • (frac; lidding 06 , Oz. ford-ftreset, oppofite the Pantheon; Butler, 4. Osage& ; Barclay and Son, Fleet market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church.. yard; Howard and Evans. Long Lane, Welt-Smithfield, and par ticularly at the following places,vie. , . - Betted, Mr. Shiercliff Lynn, Pigge hub, Hazard Mandtettar, Staines Berwick,Carr Margate. Silver • . . Baling* kr, Hulbert Melkfha m Hoare a Bradford, Wilt., Hopkins bfaidenbe,:d, Dirndl Bridpeart, Rohens Malmibury, Lea • Bridgwater. Poole Manningtree, Witham Bewdley, Prattingtoo Nottiogleam, Burbagc Bt San! Wafter, Stephens ton Erni tford, Norbory Newcaftle upon Ty ne,Hu tchio Beunin Ur,. Hine ion and Co. Whops Waltham, Tannings Norwich, Stevenfon &linage. Jbearuoft Newport, Ills ne Wight, Albin Coventry, Merrtdret Nantwich, Snelfon Canterbury, Brittow Ofweltry, kdwards Cabot, Booth • •Pcnritla, Souiby Chatham, Ftheringtra Portfea, J. and W. Bucliland Cambridge, Hodfun Purtfmo k oh, Sh ar p, L'hepftow, Marls Plymouth, Nett/atop Clapham, Batten Plymouth Dcck ,Holland Dover, Neale' Riekmatifwortb, Portal Dunitable, Q_uccniborough Rorbford, Wade Donley, Harding Sheltie& Plaine Deptford, Davis Seam ford. Newcomb Dercham, Barker Stafford, Moreau • Dahlia, Na. 6, College Grew, Shreavflourv, Wood Dutciale, Calwell, bull Shabuorne, Cleadhy and Co. Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Saitmundham, Nieht Bridge Southampton, lister • Exeter, Trewman arid Son hahlholl. 0,11, 111 Ely, Brackenbury Shartibury, Adams Frame, thrall Saffron W.h.l, r., r .ine Gieutefter, Jones Stourbridite, it Aaron Onfpon Harding Mignon Mallet, Cary Gainibriinogh, Towne Swarm, Chrift,phek & lamer Greenwich, Braloe Tawittok, Rowe Clarguw, Anon% M'Donahl Twiche. , n.m, Mouton!' Hail. J. Rod,fied Tonhndre Weli..Kright Horn:Ale, Weir Trowlnidge, Ching H , intorrimith, Roherts Ahearn,. agad o e, II Ile all tile A mikes of Pannt Modieln. •pa ttk• 1b.14,,t fkiwws,.., LONDON s Fainted mid publil:lei by I.).V.EL Ko NI tut Otte ter wry-pleat. Lambeth), at the ST4I2 Orrice, Me. 3 . Uttar. Brett. Pahlavi alio at the STA s urrics, Ups/ Sat I • - I MARAUD. 00 the Alt hade a rai roa syder, tat High Ho*. Welt Th d seessl4 ft OM. !Metter se id Rev. hir.,81461. Alder - • .• • CM the riSth bidet. hy ilphdrl Relish et Whdreftmaill ' County, tbe Rec. UMW ilatistly Ede daughter siAlesamlat Pftegdisit El et bi z Od WAWA. lAdalglac i Wiles -14 , es Refs W0 0 8 8 :01% IE4 erillYdr Thom, dridds• ton, In the meaty ef hameght. A • 011 Saturday kik, is the pcintla iX f 003 aresiipida dig* . ddid. j denttom his darallidg daubing, tMtifNli st i Hamewell Hoek, Mu OWL At Chafe Lodge, Mehl, on the soda initunt, the la too of Thomas Holt White, Eq. !Worthy hft, at Seven Oaks. Rent, Jan Wellinnk , Er+ At Abe, Halts, af a paralytic Rieke, on the 13th tilt the Rev. George Lefroy, Ream of that pasta, and of Comptes ha Sonny. Sir Walden Dixie, Bart. K Rafutorth Park. Leheiteradre. ' At his bode, Merrion-rquare, Dublin, Thomas Needham. E. bunker. At Gatehesfe, on the Bth Whist, James Davide, Efq. aged 73. He had a chafe which he kept for co yam, and ordered it to be broke on the day of his funeral. At his feu at Muntham, Suffer, aged 84 mars. Wm. Frankland, Efq. the only (uniting drother of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart and wick to the precast Sir Thomas Frankland, of Thirklebury Pak. . I