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AFivrrievrimpl. NCh. coUirt !WM% DENCH. JUNE Iv. At two.. 'dock l..nd Esd.easoaoutax held the &ft fitting. in lei m for Mi?.tiefei. !VIM V. SRI , rNkaa Aab This was an attion t flanderous word. fnolten of the plaintiff, Frances Webner, by Mrs. Shepherd, in whore forvice t h e had lived as cook. It appeared. that the plaintiff had lived with the defendants for near them sear* and a half. and having quarrelled with the ladies nsaid. the latter informed herMillrels of Tome particulars, which induced her to (Mich the plain.iff's box. where • vdrallin cravat of Mr. Shep. het J's was found fevered. The plaintiff replied, that the writhing of theft articles having devolved to her, and firdnig th• cravat in quettion had got foiled after the walking. the had placed it. in her box till the mat swathing der came round, when It was her intention to have replaced it with her mallet's linen. The plaintiff, however, was difeharged. and getting gaged in the fatuity of Sir John Nichol, Lady Nichol enquired her charailer of Mrs. Shepherd. who ,pro• nottnced the plaintiff tobe both a ,higsridaUdrisiaret Of r. tide Lady N. did not hire her, and the brought n eftion accordingly. After the trial had proceeded form length. Lord. ELLsasoaottost afked the plaintiff's Coanfel if he was prepared to prove that the words were fpnken Inslicionlly Had they been fo grofdt falfe, that malice might be inferred. in that cafe it would be a queltion f.m the Jury ; that. however, was not the prefent cafe, and iinlcfs the words ufed were a me n . panied with malice, the maim: would not lie. The Connfel replied. that he could only proie the wnrds to have been fpoken to Lady Nichol. and to the plaintiff's brother. when he went to Mrs. Shepherd to enquire concerning the charafter given : upon which his I....icifhip laid that was not fufficiems and she plaintiff mutt be called. The plaintiff was then nonfoited. A poor Wane wotnen parented befell' to the lice of the Cuott. while Sir Viciaav Gums was ea pounding the legal conftruaion of a Will. She laid be had attended feveral times before, and had fat wiently a loott . while, but could wait no longer.— Bbe demanded Jullics of Lord E LLLLL naouott, as puimn and dagger had been employed againft her. His Lnrdfhip bid her (land slide, and nor interrupt the bufinefs of the Court. She replied, that the had no ohjeftion to wait without till his Lnrdfhip WAS at leifure, but j uttice the would have. By this time the had girdled forward into the feats of the &snifters, and flood up to harangue the Court. The Of f icer. however, laid bold of her, and endeavoured to carry her oat. She then ma de a great uproar, and Paid the Officer would at his peril lay violent bands upon her. Lord ELIANIIOILOUGH told her, that no harm hould be dons to her, but that the mu ,11 be reMov. ed. This was at raft effeSed by the Officer catching her op in his arens, and carrying her out. the all the while muttering slogs:lnce spina her perfecutors. NIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, JUNE it. This slat the Right Honourable Sir Wm. Scnyt proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes: La Sacra Pamela, Gnafh mafier.—This was a qnettion el joint capture. It appeated that this Spa nigh dip, laden with a valuable ergo, was captured by the private 'hip of war Roe, James Irwin, Corn mender; and in confequence of which a claim of joint captu e was fet up on behalf of the Honourable Charles herbcr, Commander, the Officers and crew belt nging to his Majely's (hip of war PUranie, on th- ground of being in fight at the a/Ina' capture of the (hip in quaint). The Court, after hearing the A.!voc stes on both fides, and recapitulating the evi• d nce with great accuracy and precition, was clearly of pinion that Captain Herbert had ;stored his cafe, end pionouncett for his interelt accordingly. lt,yltertleig, Cornelfen malier.—ln this cafe the (hip was reamed with freight and expences ; alio ',Art-411)e cargo, and the remainder condemned. P. , ttfinouth, mailer.—Ship ranted, with freight and expences, referving the quellion of da mane ftsbfequent to the capture. The Court alto difpofed of feveral cafes of Pruf flan property, part of which it condemned to the Ciown, and part to the captuts. Monday a Conte Mat dal was held on board the SAIV Moe del Monde. at Plymouth. on S. Jewel, b •atitsain of the Warrior, charged with drunke nut 1., which was fully proved, and he was eilinitre.l Irmo the Ilsjp.. Another was held on the carpenter's male of the liattaht y gun brig, for a fimilar offence ; for which he was (maenad to goalies 6o lathes OH board his own Ihip. Monday feinnighb the General Affembly of the Church of Scotland was diffolved with the wfualfwrrus, and the nest Altembly appointed to meet again at Edinburgh on May s 1, Oil. The General Afembly, in entiferpience of an ovettu►e on the ftsbjed of the Pt 'petty Tax, unanimonfly agreed to lay the opi nion of a Committee before Government, relative to a claim of the Scots Cie►gy to be exempted tont the op.titi ions of that impatt. A Meeting of the Genilemen, Clergy, and Freehol. dc ,s, of the County of &merle. wet held at Briege. at ;ter, on Monday the 9th inf. puthatut to public Alvettif-ment horn the Sheriff. to confider of a pro- per f. el fon to he pot in nomination t r ft'pply the ya. c•n • ccationed in the Reprefentation of that county hr sae death of the laic w. rthy Reptelertative. Lists lilt it la ton, Efq. The Sheriff exi.lAined the oc cAfinn of the Meeting, when Toone Btle Lim 1...5y u• WAIDGI. Efq. was prop•ded by J. F. LotIIIFL, Efq. and fecnniled by E. B. POI rim, E•fq. Mr. ACLAND Was then propofed hy , Efq. laden ion of Sir plum I aAAAAAAa, Bart. who was prevented attending by indifpolition).and feconded by :at ASIA WAN ELTON. LIAM The Meeting was rery Numero u fly. atteniled, ■nd the Sheriff called for adhew ifi hands, when a eery great majority appeared in favoqr (.1244r. ACLASO, but Mr. La on aIIOCAN declaring Nis relt. tion to go to a poll. the Eleditan is used to take place at llchefler on Monday nest. An unfortunate :mei dent happened by the tempo' ant hod ings I.fling down, h a p t •ily nil lived were 'nit, bat SA MV6I. DAT. L•'rq. a hilawitrate of the County, had his kg fraetured ; r pilot woman was likrwice In much hart that her life is desPailed of, and tonal Gentlemen received flight nontaf[Ltte• SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT HEATH. WEDNESDAY. His Rya Highneft the Psince of Wales's Phte of Sol. for Holies, hc. of ail ages. Four suites. Mr. Lakes I yitc,u.. 5 ros tad - t Mr. Waddington'. Ploisahl.oy. 3 yrs Old . Mr. Bstrogi's Raptnr.•, 3 tts old ' 3 Six to Rye on Pinuglibiiy ; 3 and 4 to t spina the winner. A good race. Same Day, a Plot of lot. free for any Hotfi, &e. Mr. Forth% Agiterruis , Mr. l'eare.', cli fry' Atm. 4 Trz 'Ad th Mr. En,n's ch lu Sigfiantla 4 by Buzzard. 4 yrs old 3 s ti.tme Day. the Swinler Stakes, of 35gs. each. Mr. Ilii.pirenenes 4 yrs nit% Mr. 1.4.11wolle . “ Cardinal &ALIN/ 4 yrs Ad • Mr. takes [2.44be 1 1A, .3 yr. .Id • 3 Rzfore liarii , 4g. 5 to 4 againfl Cardinal BeAtifort ti 3 to I agtl I,luppumenes. A grad race. A Hack Match concluded the divenfic,n. The cr.ture was not fl einwded as nn the Grit day. The (21teen and Princeires were prefen!. TH lATIt C. Dover LANl.ThiSTheatfe doted on Titefday nista for the leati,n, w i t h t h e School for Scandal. It was what is called a Ticket night, and was therefore rather numerouily attended. Haystsaxtr.—This Theatre opened on Monday, with the Mormtairmrs and Fortune't 14.0E4. Mr. RAF, from the Theatre Royal, Bath, appeared on e cation, for the &II time on a London tlage, in the charaaer of o,Wwriaa He pet formed this difficult part in a manner which met its confiderable Mrs. Gsovse form:d a very interefling Roranrire.— Mr. Wirt TFIlt LD, after a laple of four year!, made his appesrance as Bu'etrzivt Mehl, which be portrayed with truth and propriety. . _ The Lord Mayor pare a fpleudid entertainment at the Manlion Houle on Monday, to Admirals Sir 1,.u,. DocewnetH, Sir THOMAS Louts, Lord NoRTH , :SK, Captain Sir H. B. Bharat, Captain Srorrosn, and feieral other Officers now on there, who have eonttibuted to our late brilliant naval fucceffes. The party invited to meet them, confined of his Highnels the Doke of GLoUCESTER, the Fiat Lord of the Ad ' mind' y, the Treafitrer of the Navy, the Lord Advo cats, Lord Ks rris. Admiral K c, the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of Em:land. the De ! pnty Chairman of the Direftors of the EaR India CoMpany, fevet:.l of the route of Alslermett, the Commanding Officers of the Loyal London. Volun teer Regiments, and many of the m R eminent . com mercial cl:Jr .Eters in this metropolis. The cullomary wafts were drank with the ufnal applatoe. On the health of Lord Howicn, and the Woeden Walls of Old England being given from the Chair, his Lord thip thanked the company for the honour done him, and übferved, that the fentiment would have been more %earthily coupled with the names of the heroes of rrafalgar and St. Domingo, and propofed their bealths, which were drank with rapturous acclama tion. ANA- the Volunteers of Great Britain had been drank, Colonel Brtttst rofe, atid hid, that whe ther they wet e duomed to infigniScance, or even can l i - fure, or whether circumilances might call upon them to make good the pledge they had given to their convary, the good of that country was the cbjea dearest to their hearts, and if pot to the proof, the pledge they had given would be nobly redeemed.— this called up Mr. SHYRIDAN, who laid that the ob• fervation, relpeeiing the Volunteets which had been alluded to, had been made in the Houle ot Commons when he was ablent ; that he was petfuadeil now, as, he ever had been, that the Voltnueers, by coming for ward at the ct Was the y did. had been the fupport, and even the falvatipn of the Bt itifh Empire ; that thee fentiments he had all cad> , avowed itt l'ar:iament, and would embrace the firll oppurtuni , y which orr cr ed o f repeating them. His declaration was received with tumultuous applattle. The company enjoyed the hofpitalities of the Lord Mayor till a late hour. Due t.Lisic.—As a motif tl wbat a pitch diseTlimg is at rived, a Letter (i.t the tollo‘‘ing is a liie• ral copy). was exhibited hel.oe Dh. B isn and Sir WM. PARSONS on l'sterday, by the perion to whom it was addrelred, who, as well as biz opponent, Are two joenseystess Bair Dre . gri, it'll come to town to learn die relent tallsiun of shelling the Ladies.— " Mr. tl— " hu the unganiman the Cardun 31'd w i. et ynu have been (eying about me arid ar It it not in in) par you tight you in the f-Afilliie I tba I mg you NM you to Illorrs,w intintlll with pees num the tar ill act 6 o'clock I fhawl f ert.v.ty Atte.o 1. j. w. Monday Eve ; 7 o'clock. - - A few diya ago a middle-iged men, of polite ad drefs, ceiling Morrell a (hip owner and agent fir fume American merchantr, wok elegant apartments of M. Thornburgh, Nn. 17, Dev.•ullrire•llrcet, Qieen• l(pute, but ioni. Ate: wai Jr took he °ppm torah) , of roshifig the bottle of plate and wearing-apparel to the ttnt•tnnt of up. , arils ol 6 l with which he 'reaped tintliteuvereti helot c the lawny were up in the morning. On FiIIIHIA V Mr. Atkin 'ON of the India HON% and hie family were At their count. y !mule At Dui. wich tin the-evening, between (even and eight o'clock, Mr•. Atkinfon and he, daughter went to take A walk in the fad., when they were inet by a man gen. retlly drried, and also had every appearance of a gentleman, he flopp e d them, and in a very polite manner demanded their money, at the fame time re curenittiohent not to be ttlatmttl. sliming them he would not lota them. Ile lank their money, return ing their parles arid an rad coin and A dollar, liven• Cite placer. The Aurora, Bridge ; and the Plever. CutrrMngs, have iICCn captured on the Costa of Arline ; the for mer is given up, and arrived at Liverpool. The Cora, —, from St. &betimes ; the Con ception, --, from C•eiz ; and the Aurora, from tie Spanifh Main for Cadiz, are captured and coiled into Jamaica. The E tpticnne,Camel,from Al. ica. is condemn. ad at Jamait.a. The Aretlitifa, Chivers, of I.ondan, is conckmned at Surinam The locitifiry, G4l►, from Jamaica for Dublin, has been eap+a ed, recaptured, and arrived at Port I: or al. Annaer vctf:l of 14 guns was hoarded on the 4th of April, And captured by Spanith fehn ,, ner. The Li n, R;chArdlon, from Jamaica for Lon,inn, is h 4 on M•orsnt Key. The A urn, a bound to L;voront, has pot back to juzmita, baying bast sue foul d. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS, DR. FREEMAA's GUTTA SALUTARIS, it by far the mon fare and c ffedlasl Remedy ever yet dlfamered fur the Cure of that dangerous Dictate. Perfons utilucTily .:rd with Venereal Cmnplainrs in all its Stagy', and under its 1141d0114 Appfiranrt". will And a trots: and prefent relief, by taking tht molt irralttahte Drops; which. 1,,r tiLir rveelleoey during thirty Yrars practice In the molt populous part of London, via llama (lard. n • brae been tennis! (Jetta Nalut4ri.. _ _ The keret, with which molt periwig he aillizied Red is needful to conceal their ..uffcrinae. may tie Llf:ly eu%ployc,l wh.le ufing these Dregs e Once they render cemlinement uonecenary. as m,M a. all unettiona ur mercurial preparations, or any teeth al operation whoeve r. „._. 11 1 nl'lsA"ment or Dr. Freeman. they are 141 wholrfa;r and re eat', by K. Dueler. No. 4. atespflde, canner w Pidernoder r. v.; and remit by Steil., U. Brown, l.ynel, and Yip .htli. NIA; e .cf• ter ; Bitting.% I.utbbtary ; Witino and :Vent!, I.tverp.r.,l ; • I.lc donaki, tilafsnw ; Scott, Bawer, Smith, mod M.nd. ram, Edni burgh; Cann ron, Urrwlek ; Reid.l ei h p lhrw. y, My; Ben bap., Nnt:inyttam ; Hopidt,‘, S({44.ort W 140:;, W•nrinotun Carldle; Rnatt, Randell. Pittman. I todand. and ilytnnuth ; F L.m and bl.t.ryr. Portfmnutb ; P.obvrtt and I..bni , It, (;ofport ;W, ttnn and Mirk l'ortf.fa 1 11n..p5,n Vat. WWII h i lick as d It ut., I Lull y Feetrr ; molt Ilde. dorm.: V,ndera ut every tuona.io botjae at is. pd. each. with am pia dttedtioso tt • - • TO BE 1101. D $Y AUCTION. • • By Mr WEI Lsa, (an the Pretais). A• flu %Leahy, the trait of Jam. et l'w .o.c A VERY valthilk Freelt. IJ Villa, a modem ard wat Elevation, with Juin, Itte Ottteet In the bafenand. Grown] Enna, Entrance Ilan. israning. Parisi Prrilidft. aid Gertlmplea itnnnia; nirlt El, .r, fuer Chatoinrs and a Doling Roam, kttley, lona Itni Anon'. h stunk, d and dttbothed a Alen descry dere , ,;•finn. Ganlena,O. rha•J and 1 Seery* Orointle,l44 sad Circcn WHIG. Coach I fog, oud steak.. with two P11.:1.•`'Itill ot Rkh.MeaJow ; the aohule band!, s oboe, fne •••• • its Aeon, dint( ,ut I der, the rife& the II:3 ent,rl p the Vd.age from qoAtam ft -tiding nticonn,Red vett, any other proporty.s,d prcn•kerly diftinre thrd for beautlrol the boil l'ry • ol Heal ?y.tis Northourh *a • h.,1,1, r ft, All& near rev •al P of H untie. fr. 111 LOll4 in fl loess maks, !Chignon asul Cobh: a four, awl Ha VI. , •u Cu-u t Print; d porverlar, may he by I 4)..'n Vidlsr, ; M; ff'a. Wintlonley•stri 4411 Pat tooficr mit Chapter Coil's Hook. Ikr dar; en X , 1;,4r.5/111 I LI. i.s'lti , or Lion, Cobh 3M ; alp;s 7 ; White Hut. 1 r I. sluor4 King'. A• n 1 liadahrti,gt Libourk s, Trlftstnn; Taunton , Pw, "— moo, h; and Mr. Wake at his General .tgrat7 OSP, Chi. N 17 LNG dedtutiJ rtly to .• , I I gra•ifl.if by the Ina Sar:ll.lenal.lr "metier/ hrervie I rhohght trope!. to felid, 1 mil that I hese ro• rni r Mar. rmploye , l my time thee WA who, in etc eitte:llee fiel.! of tbs prof.ffinn, are OCUrporld4 11.1 0.1:C trebly. a. t's comet 2train that forces le seq.-ice,: by ewe< Renting lad inzoi a.. 11 pnwer to clds of JE.rdem. 'I be of tsaiLrrir an p-call.riy ..lifto fling f.r they bring with them a te-u; .41 ,:avegeni , ant fyroproms. an Ilya de.. prelhon of !NJ en. tly. caftan( ',fel( becomes emblttt Whether th ey melte frame the prevalence n! 111 es amyl?, the di flew. tin- !whits of febunkroyeor the ne..a of maturity, if ey re quire the mad affi.luons profttinnal 4tll ; but by tit, ignorance of tinethrea-, ! men, the fymptoms arc aggr ,vated, aril the con flitu. titan la Jellrayri Asa 'VI !their ER of :be ROYAL PriLl.Efill of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenfio... on reKu..4ll. of ...Inca' ins, and ix Biding every privante to prakike, I feel myfelf entitled to that coohdence with which I bane hitherto Nen in nhergny honoured. • In du firft ienfations of local wakticfe. early application wal prevent the mitt ity of a , fehlit.atct! frame ; but wbcre thefts/titer, teem a confonufnefs of the immanfinifs of the nice which catiferl his nti.fortune, 1. fearful./ the cript or cenfure of his family ph) Pain, and brnni), nvrr Lit iry with careful ClhOt ainleat. It WWI he fathtfaelory for him t , (lured not only of capability f treatment but sro of the m At nil !Ale fetter,. .to.! in rcerntVenereal I;arvilainis it i. potEhle to prevent paha %miter or Jilted' ; . in the trioft compile tt,lc..fes It Is the acquit*. ii.nt of rsdefive espetiinee In thu tine to died a (ate, certain, an, rpeedy re.casrlifittnent, _ I ,der the vantage of thistrperienee to thofc of tither fez wbo ere affliaol with any !And of DEP .Li any fymptoms of VFINIEIt PAL INIf.CI:ON,aui in.all cert.. tha terms of. remu neration are It ated em the fi•ff laetrile . l'aticilt. in the: catieerr Ift zported en lettiofr a !lank note and lequeltal W Ipatify t' •It lc atott.nev.nor ei . MARTIN sa; s, Illaried of the itnyal t Wiest Stsrseams, is London. N4.ay. Arundel amt. 'Straw!. um Tempi* ssr. I^ " n t AuviCL • WIiEN PROFESSION-AL MEN, eminent for fe4l end experlen,:e, eff.r their advice, and cant their abi. Inks for the cure of a few rei.•:iing Difeafes, they au fopeior to that prejudice which is fo WIT; recited &genet the advertifirments of men. ignorant of the 117 minciples, and uneducated in the Frac. tide of phifit. Metre. CIIkRIE and Cs regular Sargeons, Cane doned by every privilege to pradtice, mkt by the err , ri.i recce(' which their triode of treatment for Venereal CoMplaims has hi.. t`,rtei been attended, cotrirue with the fame to shred Weir he dies to the cure of terry fpccies Pleat baneful pagers a• well's. the rem of thole elillreer.ng debilities and deficiencies which prevent, et embitter the matrimonial ftate. in the cata logue of human infirmities, there are none more affioling than theft which are the unavoidable confecpence of an ladies axe is a entalo deftriletiire b..iiit The unhappy (offerer brads over his .1 misfortune!, 'fawned to leek relief, until he is refaced to Foch a (bite of ankry, as to renderltfe °prays. • To-fuck perfect IS will be a confiding rtftedfinn to know that they may now, by a new and infallible remedy, be reflared to their former c..uft,tw ' tional Crength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debidtated habits, proceeding either from &netters of ecmjugal and illicit pkafure. et • (min a long refidence in hot climates, bard decking, the Hoeft. e_ts ere ot Mercury, Ice. ice. arc fpeedily reftured to health and ftrength. h omit be a felf evident prepolicioi . that where Ilk 'egret* of intellectual capacity is (heeded to the treatment and cure ot a (.!w rectifier eemplaints. there mull be the gresas certainty at Notch ; and as a proof of this petition their method of eine f. fo particularly expeeli r,, 14 well as late. and fo evidently fut. riot to the common p.-aetke. that in fame flight eifes cf infeetiem, a perket rettoerion Atom,ieced bi the Sort period of Tilt t nave, and in thole of the uttnott Inveteracy, where other praetl tioners have failed, a proper terkverance in their plan 01 treat. 'ent eater,* to the N lent a fate, well grounded, and lefties re ettabli;helieta. Av a:, early apolie•tion. the patient will efcape the danger and espeece of a tedious attendance upon the left etpe tienced pr atilt toner. CUlt RIF and CO. may be confulted at their hook, No I.:), Hatton Garde... by patients of either fee, with the great eft fecrecy, honour, and .I.llcary. I.etterie from the country' arc rrqudt,d to thre partieula-n of the cafe, pelt paid. cutloang a hank cote, which will be day aufwered. _ To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon,No. 9, New Dridge.itreti, tendon, Edinburgh. May a, 'Roo, IN the fpring of t 7 94 I has afßified with a Vene teJ Complaint, which I treated with ittelifference f.r Rvr mouths; but ,s then olliged to apply to a regular Pbyfician,, ha Cot a temporary ttop to the vie ui, no. of the dlfeafe (by mercu rial applicatitni) his none time; hut growing, in fine of all medi cine and lie 'del:. id the fiat Gentlemen of the Vacuity here worfe and work Mr two rars. was reduced to a Rate almofi r unparalleled and beyond deice rim, being an entire ieperand ulce rated teem brad to loot. My -cad. throat, mouth, • not., legs, annsace. have been alternately in danger of beconthig ug.lrds;-•-• in (WS. 1 have had from ao to 30 eating ulcers 4711 my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to pm , ticolarife all my cafe—fulfice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangeroto or of a more complicated na ture. I wan long looked upon by nay friends, and Imagined my kit beyond all boreal recovery, and, indeed, In my then condi tion, death Wlll4 preferable to my more [MD 1711(ellble RAM. 141 this dreadful Ditration did 1 drag a aloft mikrable exiftenee, Willie; rt PIOVIDIIIICE threw In any way a nevalpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. N. to Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not. I feet and procured fame of your luau PAT[ r PILLS. %%hies, by %Avg from time to time, am now, and have long b, en, (after. more than four yo rs Indeferloadle difirtf.). In egg ,atel a Rate of health as ever I inlayed t sa a proof of this, I had a fine, thrivieg,heal thy child lawn to me a I.w nnanitot ago. In gratitude to GOD. sad fu tares of tenkrinc, tr 7 relit... , matures *nice. I regueft you to puniant cloak ; mei y•ni may at any time icier perfona who with to be fatisned tai t!,•• truth a this, or further particular., to trWer my friend., by 1,:t.r0: pet (nu. As few cafes for Itadriefs will ever equal mine. and none eereri It. I have from et seriesne,evrry reef in to allure mankind, that ler • your l.asti•'s PILLS they will finda furs, fpeedy, Cafe, sod 71411- • col cure. Prepared awl Old by the Sole Proprietor,Tarestas TAI, . 4744 Member (tithe Royal C.4lece of Surivoes m I.enelon. at his hrlife, . No. 9. New lirid,; -Reset; has he wilt give advice, fee, to prrion. ragtag theft l'tll., and will twiner patients teens, paid. e a Law (toot- term,. oisferving in all C4IICS the waft in violable Peer , ry. en peKini'a name ir cafe having boss mentiooc',l, but at their ono part;milar reoulit. by the Proprietor, dung he courfe of m ire than th year,. that he has had the conduCTIM: 'of an extenlies f.k of the above Medicare, and the pradtrcc citing thercrorm I+ i hey are airn tkt, by his oppoin.ment. for the moorage:co of tha.h.17, 1 at a dittanee, b) Mr. •ixtrr,Situth-bridge,Edbabursh. Mr. Mant,.its printer, 01.1feow, to whom alfo Mr. T. refcr.lor his trldre's ; xr th,. r.ritter, es, No. 31, St. Albanh-ftrcet. Vallr• A.4:1% %It k, ho-t;01:'. !,. r glop, No. tot, t. xford-Itrett ; .1 DA or ash', ttflt nearly oppoute the IM N , n rot; %tr. Sts.i's.l ,, ,,w, inr ^.. Little Tr , gr. h 11; •!r Cants.. it's P:4,1111 ; a"d hp nor p. thin inevery corfidtr ▪ tr , wn In tirrot Phis." tre'sne, in !loin of col/ 2 SS' each, Laird up wilt (nil sr,l pla!n Direttions, whereof l'ertn.. of eith,r Ira n , ar cure rhemfekres with safe and fecreor, -rt tat mid •,;(.Itita.l by L....N. I. ?ChM r, terbary-phoe, LArike.S), Pt the OTTICIr MS.I CVSII. &PS )04.. at t.O hal Wiles. TIONAIPIL% . POI Yenerds, ' at Guildhall, George Hall was brongie: 1 deefare Sir J. W. Annualise, the Sitting Magistrate. charged woh dealing a two pound Bank of England note. the primly of Mts. Currey, of fialithnry-fquare, which was found concealed in his hat. Upon leas eh ing his apartments, a great deal of valuable proper ty was found, cmfilling of various boxes of medi cines, and aol. worth of Ramps, auk which appeared to have begs stolen f,om Mr. Swinton's Medical Warehoufe. The priferner, in his cletelice, air:tied, that Mr. Swinton. psevinus to hii. becoming a bank rapt, ordered thele articles tote ramov.el ; but this wa' poli:iv-ly denied by that Gentleman, who (wore that none of his pr petty had been removed with his kntisviedg4 or conical. The Solicitor to the C9rn milThire attended, and took an account of the articles, and she prifinicr was fully committed for trial. . ExrcurroN.—Yeilerdav morning. about eight o'clock, George. Bevan and Chatters Hemmings, far al:tutting the Rev. HMV Cleves ORD, on the highway, and.takink from him a red leather pestle, and a feven Milling piece. and a Bill of Exchange fa 181. his property i Cite* Richard Walker and Chtiloptier Dodds, for emeriti* and publilbing as true, a certain paper seritun purporting to be the Lail Will and Tellarnent of RICHARD HAWRINS, knowing it to be forged, with intent to defraud THOMAS HAWAINS ; and Go4.rli: Calder, fir per fmating and allumisig the name ind charaaer of Archibald Isl'Grasegan. A feaman on b yard the Caro line frignte, in order iii receive certain priee-money these due and payable to flan laid Ale:Ander WO v. gan,T , r his fcreice. d ,ac yr, haard the laid !hip, were executed oppnlite the debtor's doe at Newgate They condueted them/elves with misch ele.:oreim in the prefenee of a flume-rem. allerns)lage of Traitor , . who we are i•try to lay appeared mote muted than eddied by the fight. - - - I , 4Qy iT.—M - nday evening an Inqueti was held at the Feathers, it. Dean-ltreer; Wetimin oo the tr,tly of a child, !anent at the fire in rim lie.. on Sunday lati, as meadows'. in our P o pper of Tnefday. Mar y Hunt, fervant to Frederic Hopper, of No. t, William-dews James fireet, Wetlminfter, was the only witnefs whom the Jury thought it neceffary to examine. She was fo notch overcome at the tecit.l of the difmal talc. io which (he bore in great a rat, that the WiC+ unable *to Hand ; the Corontr ordet•.d her a chair, but psor tette , ance was fu Ire- Tient ly inter, up:ed by her it dis and tears, that it was with the utmoll difficulty her Itto.y could be under Rood. At half at er eleven, on Sundae right, her miller fs came down from the two pair 'omit, where the flept, and raid the finch fmethipg hurting ; lie went sip hairs tog tin fitr a youtiF boy who flept in the bed with her, 'returned, aid fomehow gut into the Ilreet The mallet in the mean time went to fee where fi , e was. and opened a window tot the ; the bakehoure was in a (Mall out bottle, the top of which came dole to the windows, and the R totes immediately 'milted iota di. bottle. The fervant had by this time vot nut of bed, and urn orening her roora door, the flames fcorehed her, ft that the was oblired to run back. She called out w Oh, the child, the child l" meaning a boy about fit years of t, fon of her miittelVs litter, who flept in the bed with her, in the one pair room. The man, however, with the f: rlings natnral to A father,• thought firft of his own conceived that that was the ooe the gla meant, and ran up to try to 13,2 it, he fearebed in vain, as the mo:her had run off with it t butte remained Co long in the room, that the bear, and the fear of his life being in dalig,er, compelled him to jump out ef the window of the two pair room. The gut, in the mean time, took up the child that wa , in the bed viith her, the ran towards the flair's, ton it nas impottiSle to reach them ; the fi, e then budt into the room with her. She laid the child drwn f art. here in the room, what (he opened the window ; the then felt for the child, hit the terror of tier mind was It, great, that (he could not fil!ll the boy ; the flames now prelied fit dote upon her, that, in the greatelt agony, the was dtiven, on the principle of tell m efervatien, to jump not i.l the window. She afterwards attempted to ge. into the ronin from the leads of an adjoining hottie, but her hands and feet were remelted in the attempt, and the poor boy was 1011. The remains of his body wete, i n Morkftty, got out of the wins. Vet dia— AccidAttal Death. Elk rms. • A , Mount Mary, Ircints4, the Lady of Mr. %talky, of a fon and I.••ir In Autlan••fluare, Dublin, the Lady of the Right Hon. W. fotwAga. of a fun. MARRIED. A fees dais ago, Lkottnant Graham, of Ilk sti Rep. of not, to Mifs Doled, of Nott bigots West, Glooesfkr. DIEIS. On the 6th tnflant, Matter I'. P. letter, aged nine yean and a be r, lama& foe uf Dr. Jae Won. of Hanover-ltreet, Hanover Nears. On the 7th !latent, In Pan Pilau, the Infant daughter of Sr Walter Stirling. hart. On the t t•h of Apell, fuddenly. the Hon. Fdtvard Shlppen, late Chief Jolliet of the Supreme Coon of Pantolylversia. In the 76th year et Irta site On the tilt ult. a! Totnefe, Devon, Met . Shrivelled. rules of Dotter Burdwou,t, D. tate at the fame place. HIGH WATER LONDON BRIDGE TO Niamotow Monalog $6 art ao Alterman . - 31 &Inuits after 11