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MI .~- I SM CON, NALITIC4 ILLIGENCE, low Naval Britilit Force. f' Lim. so'i Fry. S. 412 i pert and dubs, Sc with feal:d orders s 5 4 29 3; alp. - - - 0 the 0 0 0 Inglith and !Wit Channels 3, 3 s 6 *2 the Down. and Mirth Sees Slt t h e Writ hal- lliands,and an 4117 3 1 ' the P4IL.Ze - . • $ 0 ? 13 1 ,3101101.41 It lt ton. and on the p.r...ze 90 3 11 . _'Arneriea & P:::*naundland nations o 1 5 3 2CAPe 41 G..od Hope, EAR. Indus, and no i 1 Pallage - !Coal! et A ft :ea - • 1 Portugal and Gibraltar In the Medterrancan 3c as P.C. :iicipisal and Prato. thipa . 4 ' 'Total in Conutdeun - lltecoiving tips - 'ferric-NW, and rrpairing for fcr. vice In Ordinary wiling 43 7 9 cot I oo s 3 to 2 16 7 so 0 0 19 15 IQ 136 7 0 7 0 . 11 0 10 1 - 74 9 77 43 - *3 0 11 11 TOW - 195 24 118 192 1TA:11 Of TOR 01121144af AT SACO FL tr. Ponlloouth . • 29 1 21 10 • PlylllollLa . . .• • 31 S 17 16 Chatham . . . 29 6 tg 4 Sheemera • • • • 1 0 8 7 Rim • . . . 3 o 30 9 ne PRECEDING PAGE. THE SRil uH NAVY. ; Monthly StAteroznt of thr Dittribution of tlie *..rdit ' 96 313 Total • • 93 99446 1 24 2 Zs tradt of a Letter from a Mitilkipitun of the Ranger 'loop of War. to his Maud*, dated an board the Comm:tee of Philadelphia. " Downs, 27th June. ------ - - - - - • " I am this moment arrived here in the American (hip detained by the Ranger. She comes from Rotterdam, and was bound to k Philadelphia, leaded with Swifs Emigrants, gum order and flints. She Is a very furpielous vela, and we hope to make fornethi, g ikandforne of her. " When I lalt wrote you, I was dated with the hope of costing to immediate action; :nit I was greatly dirappointeal, as we were ordered to look et , for Come pritateers from Boulogne, which i diverted our attentic a from attacking the gan-boa•s in the harbour. " The immortalite cluifar, and the Jaloufe, cliaqd Come emi r Sees on bare, which the Frenchmen attempted to feuttle, but 11 beiug dune in a hurry, they had not dune it effwflually, fo they r Were taks a by the boas of oar hpradron, although the enemy kept ' atir a heavy flee front the Olare* On Friday, at three o'clock, P. M. we were ordered to take polfallon of all French fillung boat.. The wind was not:clout. able. fo that the Ranger only took three; the femadron, hodrevar, captured thirty, every one of which carried on Rout Frenchman, all of whom we have ton to victim—They told us, that BUN st• TA 14 Tft was 't Boulogne on Friday. They had only come out an boar previnos to tilde being rammed, emlcquently could not be adaakeu. He is fueveylag the watt, and !make no doubt but he , Law our i.oglith crulfcrs taking poffeffian of the boats, as we were to elute to the land, tbat the batteries teed upon us. " The Ranger continues at fa, where I Coall join her when I awry this fhi; into harbour. To give you an idea of the endgra ems front Switzerland, ther- arc no tett than 330 ou board ads titian thip,the Comruceee.of 370 two." • • • BR 'GM TON, ..11/1111 3o.—The good people of this placewere thrown intofomelittleconlutionand alarm, hy the rudden appearance of five French luggers in i the Offing, at about eleven o'clock A. M. on Satur -day•lall. General Lesprox, an form as the eircum. 'tame was made known to him, ordered a fignal gun bilk fired from the battery for a revenue cutter, which was at that time obfervcd cruising off Shore ham, and an armed brig, the DRAGON, lying in the road, immediately to purfue, and, if poffible, capture • s •rnad bri , !.• b them in. The General's order was fr-erlily t u artled h o effect.. ; two guns were difcharged from Alic battery, and the veffels, obedient to the fignals, ipeon after, under a peels of fail, Itood out for the lb ppofed enemy. The report of the cannon on a Sun. ay. form brought the people from all parts of the "tiawn to the fort; even the churches were defected, and all ranks and defcriptions hurried towardi the - cliff, to aieertain the can& ofthe general confterna. lion and alarm. By this time the loggers in the Of weep more diflinely to be odferved ; but there being but little wind, it was fcarealy poffible that the vefleia in chafe could reach them for force hours.— The fiffiermen, and various of the inhabitants, at Itingth, fearful that the Ilillucfs of the weather would other-wife favour their efcape, manned fevera) row• 'Eallial, and , armed with cutlalles, boarding pikes, .h.e. refolutely put to lea, with a determined intention of eithertaptoring tbe privateers, or perithing in the attempt. Ille &allies, at length, ran alt ngfide the lagers, when, inftead of enemies, they found them manned with Britith feamen, and learnt that they were a (mall detachment, bound fur Portfmouth, 'tithe numerouu fail of French boats captured by the MIIOIIIIS. frigate, off Havre-de-Grace, the night before. Oa their return to land, the fears of the po pulace were quitted, and tranquillity was once more ?enured. The owners of the hooks in Artillery place had the mofi reafon to regret what had happened; for the explolion of the cannon from the battery had loch an arct on their windows, which were all un fortunately ;kited, that, aft:r it, many of the lathes ilkitcely exhibited a whole pane of guars. Cie'grecs. Jana al —Arrived the Lord Keith. Ntkitday, atriftianknand. her Bremen ; Peggy, !keg. Si Norfolk ( Virginia) him m ace . yth oh. Mercury, Miller, at eigarkano.frin hence; 14epteno. NC at Ilanneili-Ia mar, April t y,after a partic of 44 • fib, Rime, at Martha nrae,tstk April; Mary, Rehr, at lunaica, front hence, I (..h April; Euphrates, Galt. and C dodo- Ma. fabric. at ditto, from ditto. 13th April; Mary Ann, An. &tun, at Barcelona, from VtraMia. pa tilt.; and Jane and Br Fah, —, fur I.ilbcrn, failed from Norfolk, 14th May. V or AT NIO, Yeat.—For Greenock—Shlp Palmy, !thine ; Brandywine Miller. Cellists—Fur Idarrymol--Ship Li berty, & kkham; Ship Cerra. & Aloore--Por Loudon— ME,' Maryland. J. Wiekham.—F4r Brilloi....Ship Black River, frkli u p Two Saler% Comma. for this port. clear to fall from Briltrri; the Rnßna, Porter, at *. John's from hence; the Colum ba% Wyilic, at Jamaica. from to;Mi the Ruby, M'Farlane. failed train Halifax rSt J41:4 (N. ) 13th May: Elia s , R o b e rts, Irons ditto for Newfoundboul. 14th May; Margaret, Miller. from dim, for St.w York. 27.0 May; Hannah. Ridley, and !haw instLargh, hots from ditto for the Clyde. 234 May; the liahella , M•Kinlay, at l intend; from hence; the Cenrge, Purfull. at ditto, hum ditty, • the Jane. Spinal. at Peteriburgh, front hence ; the roc ostc h. L e it c h, a' arcauda, from the Clyde; the Shepherdef,, 011iryas, at Asofter.hun, from Ce)loo; the Uabeßs, Pacifism. at St. Thomas, from Clyde. Asuman—At Liverroal, the Atlas, Whitefide, from Jamaica; Stork, Robit.fae, fr tin Havanna!, ; Apollo, Pitt, from Dominica; pod Adam, Bullock, from MalfAchufett'a At Copenhagen, Pfther ee* from Baled. At Nam York, Mars, Rogors, from Liverpool; Nereus, Workbook, hum Newt:WlN; and Iris. Skin. r.r:. from London. At Walmitroh, Mawr. Joe*, *ow I.midera At Eli Crellio, from Liverpool At I larannalt, Selasti.nler. Tam:lna t Joba.Roaclit and Governor from Africa. At A Mao, Prialana, Franck, arms D rpod. la the itiv,r, the Cam, ---; and Embden Alver, Irnm liamhur,vh. At MOM, James, llatkr. from Aamaical Concha, hi•Callen. tr , ,no Philadelphia; Rifing Siam ale , wood. fawn New 't „lit Sally, 1? met and Orr, from Nadas A LneA, Pr.,;,,cdt, Stay, shun Bearsksta. LONDON MARKET'S.. IMMHFIELD, July 1. To fink the otra)—orr Mon Oils. Der[ 4 , Rd to 3. 8d vra 4$ Id to la Id Matto 58 .d to 68 od 4 Pork da ad to de 8d Louth 5.. Id. to :s. Id. nt An or c• 171.1 Tuts OAT. Bead.; about sea... Sheep and Lambs 1,100. NhIVG.XTE and LEADENHALL, July t. l'er (tone of 81b. by the auvafe. &A' 31 3d to as 2.1 0 1 Veal 3$ Id to , s od Mitten 4a ad to cs ad Pork 4t 4d to Ss 04 Lamb ts. .to 61. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St !Mee/ ;;;;; 41 .....iOV/ O . L . LON Clare Market as 44.1 tturia ditto (can.) 68s od to 7ys Wbiterhapet Market Ruata ditto (fhap) flps od to 7os (per glow of 81b.) as ad Melted Stulf 6ss od to os rr-- Ditto rough ass ed 13$ Id Graters :as od to DI Average Price as 40 Good Dregs Icoto es Yellow soap, llzs, to or..r—Mottled, pos.—Curd, pas price ut Candles per claim, i ts. 6d.—.Moulds, 136. 6d. COALS, July t. Bert Coals in the Pool, ii. pr. 61. pet Chairs& Delivered 21. 18s. 6d. tlut Kirtland, st. os 6d. ller:lvered sl. pa 64. . 1.41, INTILLAGENCE. COURT OP IMO'S BENCH. JULY 1. PARKIN, sm.,. slows. Mr. LR s a ta x timed, that this was an million brought nn a Bill of Exchange for 2131. which the Defendant had indorfed over to the Plaintiff. In confequenee of this Bill being difhnuoured by Mr. Holt, who was the acceptor, the Defendant became liable as Indor. fer. It was to lee Paid, the Plaintiff had not given him due nbtice)bt the dithonour of the Bill. He 11 10 ,1 Id thew, that after the Bill was dithonoured, the Defendant promifed payment. Af , er the names on the Dill, and the dithonnuring of it had been proved. it was put in and read ; it was dated London, Nov. aft, ifitat, and payable ti‘ elite months after date. It appeared in evidence, that after the Bill had become due, the Defendant was willing to pay it, by anothe. drawn on his father in law at 12 months ; the holder contented to take another Bill at fix months, which the Defendant refufed to give him, and therefore this aaiun was brought, the Defendant had no objeaion to par the Bill in this manner. This was in the latter end of January, and three months after the Bill be. came due. Mr. Callow, as Coon!11 for thc Ekren 'ant, oh ferved, that this promife by his Client had been made in total ignorance of the law, which he hoped would work no injury to the Defetlant. He cited a cafe of Chuffin v. Paxton, where it had been held that a party was excufed from an ignorance of the law. Lord ELLEN/101%013CH obfcr►ed, that he was in that cafe. An .tsfolute ignorance was there proved.— That was a cafe certainly of a very equivocal fort, and never was reported. His Lorthhip fitid, he Ihottld doubt very much whether any defence to a Bill of Exchange could be founded on the ground of ignorance of the law. If the party was not deceived, (nd that is not pretended here) it mua be prefumed he knew every thing refpeding it, and therefore his Lordthip thought this was a promife to pay. Verdil for the Plaintiff 2[31. s.scv O. COLLACD. Mr. Eascttrs Oared, this adion was brought to recover damages for the breach of a contra& for the purchafe of a quantity of wooden fpars ; they fell in price, and therefore the Defendant declined to accept them. When thi► cafe had proceeded a certain way, th: Plaintiff was nonfuited. The adjournment day at Guildhall is the t 2th incl. SCHOLLILY V. PERROT. Mr. ERIIIIIIII fisted that this was an ailion for the non-delivery of omnium. The Rocks had rifen be tween the day of the bargain and the day appointed for.the transfer. The Defendant failed to appear to fulfil his contra& ; but he would now be obliged to pay in damages the difference between she two pr ices. T. Arundel, the broker, fwore that on the 1.4111 of the month he boulfht stool. omnium from the De fendant for the Plaintiff, to be delivered on the 1 6th. The fcrip was then in the Bank. On the itSib he was ready to pay 1570. the price agreed upon in the ufual manner, but the Defendant failed to appear. On the 14th omnium was at 64 difeount, on the 16th only 31. On his erofs-examination he was ftrialy quet • tinned as to whether this was a bargain for time, on which, by the Stock Jobbing AR, an aaion could not be brought ? He declared that it was a tasefuk con [rad for real flock actually to be delivered. A very important point then arofe ; but as it re ceived.not determination, we null but briefly advert to the ingenious rtguments tifed on both fides. Mr. GARROW contended that the Plaintiff tuna be sonfuited, as the declaration did not properly Rate the contraa. It was then averred, that the Defendant fold the Plaintiff, de. it of and in one of the public Stocks or fecurities of thii realm called Omnium."— But Onsuintn was not a public flock or feeurity. The ptirchafer only acquired a right upon certain condi tions to receive certain turns in rations flocks or fe curiae:, according to the terms agreed opon between the Chancellor of the - Exchequer and the Loan Con tradors. Betides this, omnium being pledged to the Bank could not be transferred, and was not the rub jea of bargain and Pala. Mr. ERSKINE pointed out a cafe in the Term Re ports where omnium bad been held within the Stock. jobbing aQ, fo that gambling in it fubjeaed she par ties to the penalties of that datute. But this could be only from omnium being confidered " one of the public flecks or fccurities of the resins." Such mud neceffarily be the meaning of the Legiflature, and fuck was tl,e underßanding of all mankind. Lord E LLLLL moo° a declined to decide upon mat ters or loch importance at NO Prism The plaintiff, however, was non-fuited on another ground. He had declared the bargain to be that he was to give tool. deduaing 6f per cent, for every hundred pound omnium. But it appeared fmm the evidence that, on the lath of June, an inftalment of isl. per cent. was flill due, which the plaintiff of courfe tock upon hirifelf to pay to Governnicnt, and for which be was allowed a deduiion in the fum he was to pay to the defendant 55701. beinkonly at the rate of 78i per cent. inflead or 831. The contra& proved was thus different from the course des,lased atmaiails‘ - • • 4eolLl CP- The ne* bodes in the neighbourhood of guffel fquare having been repeatedly robbed of lead, the builders have lately employed a man to keep watch. Yc(serday thoming, between three and four o'clock, the man who was keeping watch in a hook in Coram ftreet, heard tome perfon taking the lead off she roof, upon which the alarm being given, a number of perfons pined in the purfuit, which continued for about an hour and a half, the thief efcaping from building to building, and at length got into a chim ney. *here thofe in parfuit of him threw bricks down uponhim, which obliged him to quit that fituation, and on his endeavouring to get out backwards, an in. habitant of Hunter-Ikea difcl2arged a blutiderbufs at him as be entered the garden, the coottnU of which lodged in his body, and he expirod ins few minutes. He was likewife wounded under his left ear, by a then from one of the piftols difcharged at him. His ap pearance was that of a man in great diarefs, and he is fuppored to have been a fhoemaker, as a pair of lhoemaker's p:ncers was found upon the roof of the building where he was firil feen. Yefierday a man, fuppored to be an accomplice of the decoafed, was taken to the Public Office, Bow - (treat, and was committed for further examination. Guestucats.--Yelerday a preterded hams w committed for re-examination, on a charge of de frauding a publican of nearly soh on making large pretenfions to prize -m Joey, which had no foundation. Woes Hi r-s raser.—Yeflerday a woman, named Keffon, charged with uttering counterfeit money, was committed fur re-examination. SNADWILL.—YeRerday John B7trman, a journey man lawyer, at Poplar, belonging to the merchants dock there, was again charged by his landlady, Mrs. Weyman, with having robbed her of 225. and committed for trial. THAM es OFFlClL—Yeerday a number of convic tions took place againft a number of labourers on board Quips, for purloining various articles of pro perty, in value from sos. to 51. each. Seven watermen were fummoned before the MA• gifirates, for negleCting to have the numbers painted on their boats, and for refuting to wear their badges, agreeable to the late regulations ; when one of them, who had been extremely infulting throughout the whole of his condua, was fined sos. forming a fe pante offence; the retL were Zifcharged, on prom& mg the Magifirates not to offend again againfl the law. DIVIDENPS. July t 6. Samuel Wood, of Maidenhead. bridge, Bucks, vintner, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July t 2. Grant Hewiett, of Slayton Lee, Bucks, dairyman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jely 19. William Epps and John Fpps, of Eptom, Surrey, copart ners and innkeepers, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July zy. l'huntort Dale, late of Shruvribury, Salop, cheefe-fatior end hofier, at eleven, at the Fox, Ihmtibury. July al. Clarks Rage rico, of Warrington, Lancalhire, merchant, at four, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool . July sl. R ithard Davies, of Shrew% ury Salop, postermerebutt and innholder, at eleven, at the Cattle Inn, Skrewfbury. July at. 11101111111 Cook. of Shrcvribury, Salop, jeweller, at eleven, at the Cattle Inn, Shrewlbury. July 16. Adam Steuart, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Tavern, LivcrpooL July t 6. Thomas Stapleton, of Shimmers, Kent, fiapfiller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July t 6. George Sly, of Wanitead, Efes, Roek-broker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July I& John Parker, of Carlby, Lineolnibire, millet, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Stamford. July iL /Case Woodall, of Ficket.How, nmr Egretnont, Cum berland, hatter, at eleven, at the King's Anna, W:dtehavui. July so. Nathaniel Watts, late of Stonehonfe, Glouceiterfitire, clothter, at twelve, at the Golden Crofs, Caln,-Crors. July i 6. Hugh Jones, of Cow-lane, Snaw4l.ll, London, check monger, at eleven, at GuilldbalL July 16. Robert Redhead, of Mark-lane, London, wine and brandy-merchant, at ten. at GuildbalL July s 6. James Hance (partner with John Finch and Jekyll Cal derini,) of Cattle-Court, avdp.... Row, London, merchant, at twelltro, at GoildhalL Augutt 6. Joleph Hirt, late of Newark, Nattinghamildre, and then of Wakefield, Ysxklh:re, woolitspldr, at eleven, at the Strafford Arms Inn, Wakefield. july 2. IlartholomeW Golding and John Saville Maenamars, of Q9een.ltreet, London, merchants, dealers, chap:nen, and co partners, it ten, at Guildhall. July 14. John Rowan, of Burton upon. Trent, Stat. u`dre,l • tented hawker and pedlar, :a twelve. at the Swan Inn, staffoid July 5. William Ding and David Dring, of Brighthelmitone, Suffes, copartners, ihopkeepets, dealers and thapmen, at ten, at Logsdon. July 7. John Langwith, of Grantham, Lincoinfhire, builder, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Grantham. July is. Frederick Stahlfehmilt, of Whitechapel.road, hilddlefer, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. July 14. Gorge Hammond, of Stamford, Lineolnatire, mercer and draper, at two, at the George Inn, Saint Martin's Stamford Raton, Northampton:hire. July :3. William Homes, of Pudgy, parifh of Calverley, York !hire, &Halter, at three, at the Rote and Crown, Leeds. ley 9. Lewes Mendta. of Crotched Friars, Loudon, aterchant, at tee, at GuildhalL July i 6. Ann Derke. of Hereford, llneodraper, dealer sad chap • woman, at eleven. at Qaiklhan , Loudon. July 16. Thomas Pyoe, of Southwark, Surrey, •IRaaller, at ten, at July a 6. Robert Hayward Clawford. of PitScld-nreet, St. Leonard, Shorcditel, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall. joy 12. PhD Chapman, of Yarmouth, Norfolk. lillellasPer, at tea, at Guildhall, Lawton. • July 14. James H 01714 the maser, fate of Woodbridge, Salfolk, corn-oscrchant, at e'uven, at tha Coach and Hods, Ipfwich. July es. Richard Jeckfon and John Rankin. of Usford•llrat, kliddlefea, to:titers, brand(-merchants, and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. Joy la. Harris Pecknver, of !plaids, Sahib, woollen.draper, at elcveu, at the Golden Lire, Ipfwlels. Jaly to Julio Stanley. of Fleet-market, London, brandy-ener. <haat, at tan, et °Wuhan. July a& La/mucks James, now nr late of MidJle.row, Holborn, Middlefez, Ilneadraper, at twelve, at Guildhall. July as. Miriam, late of Hatherton, Chefldre, corn stalks at twelve, at the Crown Inc. Nantwleb. July is. Abraham; Hitches, of Walgherton. awake, :alike and ace:Waage., at twelve, at the Crown bus, Nantwlch. July si. Robert Gilley, of DoneeAcr, Yorkihire, &Ala la Dories, at twelve. at Guildhall, Leaden. Acquit S. Ch rles Denny and Jacob Dale, late of Norwich, ware. boutemen, at four, et the Whito,awan Jan, Marwick. July 53. Johnllbetni, of Abingdoo, Berke. carrier, at tweet, at the Lamb Inn, Abingdon. July as. ki.lwarit Wickarfos, Lite of Wen Grinned, Sures, dca'er end ammo, at drive, et the Red Lion, Coarfeld. July s 6. George Baxter. of No. its. in the &rand, Middlefet, filverholth, ihanlwaressas, and jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall. July i 6. Alexander Geddes, late of Cape‘court, llartholonicer. line, but Dow of Mark lane, London, merchant, at tacive, at July t 3. William Dale, of Peewee* at em, at the Halt-Moon inn, Pgewords July to. John Taylor, of Worchcfter, draper, dealer asdichapman, at ten, at Ouildhall. Landon Jaly as. Wiltlata Younglionwod, of Colcbdtcr, Wei, draper, at ten, at Gundban. Leedom. Atigaft 6. Ann Latichreem, of Sackvilledirwiti Piecadilkh Amble aad chap-woos tft at cm, at G. ildhalL July so, kicily, clothier, at ekvea, at the Golden Lisa lea, is Rantaapie, Dciremaire. Jaly 0. Negate Leagfellow, of Horaforth, pert& if Oulfair?, y ur Oehler, at eines, at thc..BeU sod Mostb &eh Lark. July jo. • J ohs Cos and Frederick Hsieh. of Nem-turn,CeMeami kitten s Lode; arslisais s o p at i, st OttiliY • • %.• Mailitibb• • • • • - tin §atunkatilit. t \'c Act. Cetftr, ttedtoiot SheOblo, Ludgate. to Mira Lloyd, of trpper Kcnniottnii-place Ott Saturtlty: hA..ot Maky•la-buttne ,Church, Chtiflophat tkomas Tower. ISfo.rktell fon tlf I:ll,ARttph4r Tome, of Vic.ald. Halt, In the L'onlity of r Effi to Mfrs Beauchamp f. tend tlauila. ter of Sir Thoctlit baud:tamp taattor, Batt. of Lantler•Park, is tbc cniroty of Norfolk. On Tue day, It Mary-la-bonne ChOrb, !oho Troercr, !Act, y•lim.tre, DAM famea,aldcft tia•ghtst °tar Waita jaws. hart. ut Lan ley hall, • Eck. At Orernuch. cn the t6th 011. ittcha - ti Henderfnt, Efti. one of tbc Town Melts of Gialkorr, to Mls Ina $ fta r, third to g h. t,r of the Late Alen. rita , t. E€l.• . At Soh, Wm. Foftet M'clintock, PA. of the county of Louth, to MU Haan, &left dasgbtet of ilto the HeLloo, E k . of thc co.uity of Longford, • DIED. • At Riga Pongat, i6th jaitUary LS, in bli sift year. after s hott lbw& of keen lays, Mr. Henry Browitrigg, chief mite of the Sto. coquet of Liverpool. At FOE r.lloOth, en the z4th ult. aged 69. vouch rehveled Ia public at well as private life. Maier Genera C:hsties Jackman, of the Royal Marines, whwftsved 46 year; an Meer it. Sat truly akin! twit. On the 27th of April lan, at Antigua, Bettie Entwdle, EN. aft/8 an 'thief,' of al hones only. On the r lth al:. at Huidon.bedge, in hlaSjil year, the Rev; W. Hall, A. M. Maher of the Free School at that plate, ao4 (gamey Fellow of Sr. John's College, Cambridge. On the 13th ult. at Runcorn, Liverpool, Mrs. Mewl, relidt of George Greed, F.fq. of Romani. On the =holt. Mazy Letitia Gihbons, wife of Arthar Gibbons, Efq of Loudon-Meet. At Olynn.hnefe, country Kerry, attar a few days Hinds, jabs Fitzgerald, Efq. Enh.ht of Olin. February 28th laft. at Demarara, In the 24th year of his We, Mr. Richard Rickman, fate of Lewes, Suffez. At Freefield, op the loth ult. Alezander Leith, Efq. of Freelll4 in the 36th year of his age. At Kininmonth, Jas. Cumine. Eft of 11161nroonth. On the g sth ult. Mr. Hash Torrance, many years Anton In Kl:marnnek.. At Cavan, county of Cavan, the Rev, Feelleith .Aegisibes tugboat, cante of the faid town. In Channel. Surgeon Robert Carr, of the ath Light &goon% At Montrafe, on the cath ult. Mars Mat Allrsum, aegis* of James Altman, Efq. of KirktoolgU. TWO OPERA BOXI'S, IN THE K 114014 THEATRE, HATMAREBT. • TO BE 801. D BY AUCTION—By Mt. VHILLA I St_ At his Gnat Room, New Boad.ftreet. en Wedodday neat, et Oaa cieict, if oot pretioidly Sold or let by Private WO capacious and centrically fituate OPERA 1 , i')X LS, lb the molt /Almeida and prise Situations at t Moe, Theatre, Haymarket, !wed for the Terse of as Years„ - Cialt front soy and every flancorPelharge whatever, deriarthe Tema and fully competent toserantrdate Six Patens see each Ur. Printed Partkaiara au/ be had r above; at Mr. tiny" Booktelier, Haticy.ittect; and at the York Hotel, flrilibe-lbre. &scattier,. WORMS. . . 'THOSE internal deftroven of the Human Frans (and who hourly murder by fo many concealed mid <la& rent way', that the mutt Inquilitive or intelligent ablekmee emaAl not raped. their fatal and rapid program, until lac too late to pn. feribe a re , !edy), nit for the fcriowt attention of the Pahlic. recent melancholy beauxe of list* direful drib is asimisiii vsr rin.d in the fated a Lady at Paddington, who appatendydleAnt a deelne. Her hatband vridnd4Ohave the more of her death air eamlued ; the body was accordingly opened., when it wen f. ti 4. that worms lartaftnally deltrayed het liver and part of lux Noy g in lhort, the whole of her snide yam nearly eaten awajs-.boi then it was too late to derive any advantage (mut the dikoverys Eat tla living ;say experience the Meting' (alfo the raided in tea r tetal em a: Dr. GARDNER'S ALTER ATIVE mad, V Sit time, a parka cars may be expediad. Prerons on Athe Hoorn, No. 76, Long Acre, and No., ilth ei n 6d. 40.6 d. and acad. lived I.oaenarta cock f all Medicine Venda* In awn and Comte". - • •••• For FitS, Pales le thriteroack PainsMahe Pale, Languid, and anadated Appeoranme ll iVW C HING's PATENT WORM LOZ if* pa: coital and recommended big Ow Haft Noblemen M abil Ki; gdom, as well as by the following Hon. Ladies who homily* this Medicine to their oweCtaildren and elf* to the Poor of OW refpedive nelghbourl-oods, with ttoperall&d fuccaist.. Her Grace the Dockets of Leeds The Right Hon. the Countefe of Darnley The Right Hoe. the Comas hf Sheltelbery The Right Hon the Counters Mount Nardi The Right lion. the Connects of Cork The Right Hoc. Lady Cwoliste Capd The Right Hoo. Lady F./kabob Smear And may other Ladles of the Brit Rant and Oloradler, from esp.:thrice &suety recommend this Mielinewl venboine, • a f. fe, pitafant, and efficacious remedy, for resioring lie* achs, Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Pales in the Side, iv& in the Body, and verities other complahats, which me ablitt oe, &booed by Worms generated is the human body. and malibe Grit cask of thole internal aftlidUans, which prove a-lathy jai to the antßinstiee of men, worm, aed &thine. add Wholdale by Mr. Baler, No i. Ce. I oaf. and. Retail by every refpedable Medicine Ve n d the Kingdom. in bores at se 61 and an pd. cid far Cbuitabeo pore poksin large Yeses at arm. each. -s . WHEN Profeflional Men of education and 41. fponlibitity deviate from the general fyitem by the fciodtion of a peculiar Branch, the fanehun of long continued fuccefs b ii belt critizion of fopetiorky. _ _ • Ten years have 1 devoted my remake to the est/taw Madam% of THREE DISORDERS, and the &cedilla refak at my phiN glens me additional ardour to oppore as far se I aim *Me Weal. *ages of thole complaints which are the molt important Is doe calk. logue alma= talinnittes. Alter Mitiaden into *every brim& as as Away Inriems, formed a will at an map period of Practice to nicest from the ignorance af anedtwated Mat, or the equally dargeroae racipkancy of general Preditioners. The THEAIt DISORDERS, to the awe of which haw band my attention, comprise every fpezles of VERSE-6AL nem, rion. whether of a resent or Wog dam thou.—ldly, Al MI6 of PEBILITY, whether wiling from the banks of Schoolboys, et the indr!senet of mature age, and fatly that rhtangentest n' des rykern in Women which is called BARR EN NUS.: or STEM um Nunarmus Winks are the rahlt of Ignorance or bias Ii Op treatment of a finspk Gonorrhea, and It net entrapment!, hey pus th a the halt of I.Y. are retain! tithe indiferetkm One nnplssie ed hour. Ey a &perks method fuck complaints are needy coal, and eves where others have failed. I true that I may prams ft offer a mike] re eltablifhtneot. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Mines In the dr order, compared with the calamitous fnuat ions of Mcn, who frots in lulgenee in a SOLITARY VICE, or the peevalent Gaieties it a falhionabit life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoictabte ennhquenec of ftieh pernicious habits. Whar the unhappy fairer benode over his fairy, but centhalp conceala his adsfortune, It may be fenw confolesion fay him ow knew, that although It be in object of doubt or nnonaletY with ether Praditioners, the ronentsl of Daft DEFICIENCIES by the gradual mirth of renovation is the acquirement of nipesperkwen If the this of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce mai* el• via, much anxiety will be prevented by an curly consteradthas fie this languid Pate, sod r tbefe cafes no great dillies/dm aYI seam But where Oh &Mow has for years stifled, a paapir Covetoott M Intlitpeofibly rortititc to tevtre the Qumbseig twit. of Lift. and to PC•Afillnite the Chulthation MARRIED womazi, who have 104 heat tifilippoirtred be tiara, copulation of a Fastily, Islay be allbred, thee M awl is Rance inth deka/ are caraSle by Medical *ill. "Ihr a FCILEC Y which la to effential to my nodertablog, aml tMa iZttebicathate which I ban pretested to ibitevtains ebe Soh. 4 my Inventions. and in caiscicissot with filch dhia Istenweion.ie Given. that Mr. DIM say bt cosfulted or by Wen iodating a blab note) at hie Welk N sP, *OA scar Tanple-Bar • Then is as aiilleaaa aoresee b Watel-firest the mite leas bob the doors. 14: MO, hissabar of the ILoyd Cage d Ihypthee: LONDON- Printed sad /*Shed y. Livamatscr:(.rci•- rerneerrapet.. Limiesii) IL He &ran Omen. Va. a. Corr me 4 CM iroVairase,Teneellt ht. • ...a.1.%......•