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1 !'. El. F:4Y, THE PASIOF..II. POET, IN AUGUST LAST. Br MR. CARET. Sweet Bard, while here, with fund ref;eet, I kn,:cl befide thy lonely crave ; Liar cictinr of the %%writ's ncgledt. A wand'rinz flnung , :t% tea: reLel•!e. Hcw aft, in eh Whoecl,Fave I fotig! . .2 The *at .ci own'd the wild-word (ha Where, ftretch'd alone is render thmlgllt, Thy verfe my truant hours d‘Lsy'd. Thy artlefc and melod:ous ( rain Enarnour'd fympatl7 awoke; In numbers taught me to complain, And baae me hrlt the Mule awoke. Far from the city's /nide rt Unhccdful of deluilve Tby gentle toford neer a:pir'd Beyond a Syle All rod', name. In villagt bose'rs, abodes of peace, Amid a mute, admiring throng, Fads native eh rm, each limple grace, Thy fancy wove into her fling. The hours t h at gild the orient Morn, And kindle Noon's *ppm-Rive rays. And Evening's lhad'vry brow adorn, With Infp;ratims erown'd thy by.. The Queen of Night, by twilight pale, On mountain, heath, and publeft wild, By !taunted dream, an d lopely vale, On thee, in radiant visoas, Apart, from vulgar eye conceall, in annual glory dcck'J anew, The rival deafen, all reveal'd Their faireft beauties to thy view. The wanton boy, that rules the plains, His tuneful reed to thee reign% To ling the loves of rural twain, Of hearts by moon-light vows tutorial. Content, that brightens very kene, Wow wont her fairite to beguile, TillDiruppointasent Anode between, AM rubbl thee of her (wcetelt (mite Unto thy daft, fwert Bard. adieu! Thy balloted &Mae I !lowly leave, Yet oft, at eve, Clan Mastery view The Ban-beam ling'ring an thy grate York, Dee. ans. LAW INTELLIGENCE. CODIT OF ZING'S BENCH, DEC. is. !RENCK V. GRANGIR. Co:TrOSIZI ON VISTTIN '7; THE TOMS 01'CW/it:INGHAM, Mr. Elise re [fated this to be as anion for the fans of 91. 3s. sd. nominally, but the real film in difpute between the parties, was a very (mall one, no more than is. 9d. but the quellion was never thele's important, feirit applied to the whole Trade of the Plaintiff: beeaufe, if the Plaintiff could not recover this funs, he could not recover any thing of , ant other individual, under fimilar cirenmftances, and then there would be an end of his trade,and of the trade of every tidier perfon in his fituation.— The plaintiff was a (worn broker, that is, a perfon evlso difpofes of goods for others, by public tale. The defendant was a Lighterman. On the 18th of June lel, the plaintiff, as broker, put up a number of articles for Pale at Lloyd's, and the defendant became the purchafer of a lot of hams: the Este was ueord;ng to the form of a printed particular of the conditions, which fpecified that a certain funs fhould be depofited by the purchafer, in pro. portion to the value of the lot purchafed, and all s to be paid, without any deduaion, before tls u : r i l e t livery of the goods : the purchafer to have until the 24th of the month to take away the goods, but if he did not then take them away, the de• pofit to be forfeited, and the goods to be re.fold.— In this caufe the whole charge made upon the de fendant, was 91. 35. sd.• including is. for the lot. money, and 9d. for the delivery, being at the rate of one halfpenny per ham, there being 18 hams in the lot, and alfo one halfpenny per ham for re warehoufini ; and the f u rther firm of one farthing per ham, for a week's ware houfe rent, the hams not being taken away in due time. All this arofe from the obftinacy of the defendant, who after he had purchafed tl;e hams, law them wcighed at the broker's warehoufe, and went with the broker's clerk to fettle at the counting houfe, but refilled the demand made for the lot money, raying it only 6d. and as to the money for the deiivery, he would not pay any thing for it. He was told that this was the conflant charge in the conrfc of trade, and he was telerred to the conditions of tale, which fpecifleal that he was to pay the uftial char i„,” ; but he would not do it, on which the further chat ge of one halfpenny per ham was made for re.warchouting, and the farthing per ham for the week's rent, that b:ing the cuftom of the trade; etut the defendant di 1 not chat to comply with their well known curium. The Pale of the hams to the defendant he the plaintifF as bro!:er, was --).•-J es Co- ''.iris being weighed, and the cha7g:s t: if made, which charges were the cona.ant of the trade, and the &fen da:.t's renal:A ti ; there charges, and alfo their bjng aid put up, were all proved. 1;:n it appeared th.t.: the l'!aia...iff had feed out .t writ agai:t•t ti,. det.n.lart .is ti.c IStlt of June, on which n.:;r01:•:, it %1';1' nd , d by the defen dant's tiff ought to he non. fuited on th:.:.:niand: t'. ,t the defendant 1: 4,1, I,s• the eons!tlo: , 1;:pe from the ~r yule to 11.- ::•!1 1-.1.4..1 1, •:: 1-:r:ll.te ; that tie :elnre the pha::::,tf 1, 1 3, 1 10 t 1 1,i, 3 tc.c fin 1, rating cl.l :;.c writ on the as+. In anfwea t this it was al.!t d, that there 're c 4 7 , which (I. ibing out ci' J teat i s L it t o h' cr. l t d-red as 0:- c,ll-471::i , ‘!rrynt fan ,n, onlet • tue F 1.,; feat tialt ;no: e , .n•; el vat an. e. That tit carnrn::tr:7l,:at rf is he fi tog -I a !,-al. shhveling a der larat;-,n. it: the cafe Fett:: and Bonner, in t Wilfon. There was another I cats in the Term Reports, by whichit was tieeid ed, that a demand which accrued between the time of fuing the writ and the filing of the declaration, is recoverable in fuel; action ; and here the declara tion did not airtime any thing to be due before the , th, when it was the defendant's duty to com plete the contract. Lord EL LENPO.:OI'r: II laid, there cafes would have been decilive of the point, Lad it been need fary to retort to the;;; ; but he held it, that the time allowed, mail the 24th, was to be confidered as a condition for the benefit of the purchafer, but if he chute to take• any day previous to that for• the conch - ion of the bulinefs, and to demand the delivery of the goods to him, he was bound to do on that day every thing which by his contract he erga , ited to do on the 24th; and that, therefote, there was nothing in the objeClion. As to the 7wionts which had been proved, his Lordfhip held It important to trade that they thould he abided by. Vetdia for the plaintiff for the whole of his de mand, 91. 35. sd. taccEmatts 27.--rossrot V. HAYNES. This was an action againfl the Defendant, who is a fnoernaker at Lath, (but who is Come way con nected with Brillol Weltrlndia Merchants,) for a fum of 881. as the value of a quantity of umbrellas furnifhed to him by the Plaintiff, who refides in London. The agreement for the payment was, that at the end of fix months, after the Defendant fhould receive the goods, he fhould fend up a good bill, which had but two months to run; inficad of that the Defendant fent up his own Promifory Note. The Plaintiff immediately fiat it back to him, and demanded a bill, which the Defendant refuting to give, the Plaintiff brought this action. Mr. Gaatow, on the part of the Plaintiff, Elated the cafe very fhortly ; he fail he was very fure the verdict of the Jury would henceforward teach , the Defendant the difference between a good bill and his promiffory note. A good bill is a thing which can be taken immediately to the money market, and pallid at a very fsnall lots; whereas the promiffory note of a lrarger, who, after hav• ing had fix.manths credit, will not pay by a Bill of Exchange, mutt be considered as a very differ ent thing. The Plaintiff's Traveller, who took the order, proved tbat the agreement as to payment, was by a bill at the end of the fix months. The Defendant's letter was alfo produced, which Rated the agreement to be payment by a Bill ; but in the fame letter the Defendant, fpeaking of his Promitfory Note, which he fent inclofed, called it a draft. The Plaintiff's Traveller, on his crofs-exasnina tion, admitted, that the Defendant is in good cir cumffances and credit. Mr. GIBBS, on the part of - the Defendant, ar gued with much ingenuity, that, from theft cir cumfiances, it might well be fuppofed that there was Come mjfiake about the terms of the agree. ment. The Plaintiff's Traveller had fworn the agreement was for a Bill; be fruited his Witneffes would prove the contrary. One Morris, a mate of a (hip, who was referit at the tranfaftion, laid, that the agreement was for a note, and not a bill; his teflimony, however, was much fhaken on the clot's-examination. Two other Witneffes to the tranfaltion were pro duced: but it appearing on the examination that one of them was bail for the Defendant, and the other intereftedlit the tranfittlion, Mr. Getaow wifhea them good morning, and told them they might return to BrOol asrfoon as ever they pleated. Lord Ettawaoitovcii told the Jury that there was no balance of evidence in this cafe, and that for the future, when the Defendant bargains about Bills, he ought to mean the fame thing by a Bill that the reit of the Commercial World mean.— Verdi& for the Plaintiff.—Damages 881. POLICE, &c. Maat.acutouau-srasar.—Veflerday a lad of genteel appearance was brought before N.CoN ANT, Lfq. charged with ilealing feveral prayer-hooks out of Trinity Chapel, the evening before. It appeared that the Pew Openers, on going their rounds at liz o'clock in the evening, found a number of the bell prayer-books in the aitles of the Chapel, and the prifpner was found concealed in one of the pews, with feveral fmall prayer-bof iks in his coat pocket and bofom. He was fully com mitted for trial. 2 &nun Batt, alas Mame, was brought up for re-examination, charged with a burglary in the liouie of a Mr. Gerrard. He was fully committed for trial. I3ow-sralsr.—Yelterelay two ferrants of Lord Barrymore were brought before Sir Ric H sari r fro ' and THOMAS RoisHlow, Efq. charged with deal ing plate, wearing apparel, and other property of his Lorddrip, at his houfe sear Windfor. It ap peared from the evidence of his Lortiihip, that for there feven months pad he has miffed prnperty, but could not difcover the thief, and having thong fufpicion of the prifoners, he difmi Ted them front his fervice, having no proof aga:::d them. Within ;heti few days a gold box, which had been tiolsn, was conveyed into bis hinife, and covered with siud, to make it appear as if it bad been on the fhclf where it was conccalcd for fume time ; but this fame was dircoetre,i by a letter being intercepted from on: of the p: ;Liners, direeted to )o:inq girl, who was to convey the box into his Lordthip's honk ; is c -'equcnce of which, his' Lcrarip obtained fearch warrants in Croydon, Surrey, and Southmolton•flrect, where a confider abfc part of the property was found ; the prifoners w, c. , nferitn.nce taken into cnitody. GSB:St. FVf. who is in cat . tr,dy on a charge on far:h.:ion c..f murdering his ss ifs; and child, by ti.r,•.ing them into the Grand Juncrt;on Canal, uu•.is brought to the ofrce, and un:'eru ent a final frclh evidencrswere adduced; :hey hein7 of a cirrumflantill nature, we do :hulk i: prudent to t-ocr into it. He was ti!y committed for trial at the elifainft. ferlions. The Doke of Cumberland, Eail of Aylefbury, Mari!,::, of ir..rr, Lrrd L'.z:rytnvr:, Mr. Walpole. Mr. Monk Lewis, and the M In. Mr. H. MtDe- ' nald,jwere prefect during the examinatinus, expel ing Hatflekt would be ezamir ed ; but there being no further evidence againil him, he was not brought up from Totbill.fiAds Di idewell. Map:stow House.—A man, named Samuel liar ker, was yeßerday biought %before his 1.--dihip, under a charge, the particulars of which evince it to be of the titmoft irapsrtaiii:e, 'hat the vigil.inee and energy oldie laws 'bout.' afford the moil ef feelual protthion to the Citizens of London in the exercife of the bufinefs of their (hops. About five o'clock in the evening of Saturday laft, Barker, as appeared in evidence, having for Come tio:e li)iter -1 ed, with a defign of theft, near the (hop, of Mrs. 1 Hill, jeweller and Watch maker, No. s, Loot i bard-tlrect, feized the opportunity of that Lady's walking wit, while only her errand boy. William Crouch, remained in attend .:ace in the thop. Bar i ker :hen entered with an air of tidy confidence. as if lie carve to make a I:int-chafe is a !hop which he had been before accuftorned to f:zciik:iit. Mutter hit, (lime words, which the email; buy did not dif . - tilidly hear, he advanced towards the (hew win dow ; locked with an eye of clitlinguilhing ezami nation on the watches, which were expoled in it : picked out the belt, and that inftant ran off with it. Crouch following, called out. 44 Stop thief?" A Mr. Friedenburgh, a Jewilli cutler, paring, heard the cry, marked the flight of the th.ef, and feized Barker, A be attempted to turn the corner tinto George's Yard. He was brought back into ; Mrs. Hill's (hop, but the watch was not now to be found about him. As one went to look for it in the fireet, it was brought in by Mr. Stanton, a 1 gentleman of the neighbourhood, who had feen it thrown into the area before his bottle. B.trker was then conducted by Mr. Scott, the ennilable, to the 1 Poultry Compter.—Thefe facts were related before i the Lord Mayor in detail, on the oaths of Mrs. Hill, William Crouch, Mr. Friedenburgh, Sic.— Barker denied the charge; reprefented hind - elf as a failor newly difcharged ; and Paid, that when taken, he was very innocently palling , along to vifit his brother, a reputable inhabitant an Alderf gate.heet. It alfo appeared, that he had lived eight or nine years hoe, when very young, as errand boy in Mrs. Hill's thop. He *as commit. ted for trial. Sarah Rob on was charged by Mr. Wright, but cher, in Leadenhall-market, with having defraud ed him of a guinea, about a week tincc, in the following manner : She bought a piece of meat, and in order to pay for it, alked change for a gni nee. Mr. Wright being then othcrwifc bufy, re ferred her to his daughter, in the back (hop. Fto binfon expreffing a particular defire to have in the change a new half guinea, Mifs Wright obligingly took out her money, and was at tome pains to find fuck a one as her cuaotner thould like • at Rohinfon laid the would accept ar.y half gui• nea, rather than give any further trouble ; the change was counted out, and Robinfon then af firmed, that the had already delivered the guinea, ' and would not fail to know it by certain marks, if it might be again (hewn to her; Mifs Wright pro duced her fome guineas ; Robinfon chofe our one, turned round, marked it with her teeth, and then affirmed that the knew it by the :narks ft% had juft • made, to be the very guinea the had deliTered.--* In this Rory the was fu confident, that Mr. Wright then yielded to her affirmations, and allowed her to carry away the piece of meat and the change. Upon fubfequent confideration, both he and his daughter were fatisfied that Robinfon had deceived them by falfe pretences. Enquiring alfo among his neighbours, he found that many of them had been, in a (imam- manner, abufed by her kind ling artifices. She had ells; laid that the kept a baker's Chop in a place where, the was not to be found. Mr. Wright was, in confequence of there things, induced to procure her to be taken into ecidlody. She is committed for re-examination. G ILD A L.—Yciterdar a young woman was put upon examination, charged by a contlable with picking the pocket of a gentleman on Lud gate-hill. I'he gentleman not then appearing to prove the n charge, the was committed for re-c xa. minatio. An Irifhwoman was chlrged by another with having robbed her of a tin box, containing four guineas. To attefl this, two girls came forward, one fixteen years of age, but not under:landing the nature of an oath, the cafe was put off to another hearing. WHlTtcHAPlL.—Yeaerday a Jew, of the name of Jofeph, was fully committed on a charge of taking away a large quantity of linen, handker chiefs, and other articles, the property of Mr. J. Condcr, cf Webb-flreet, Shoreditch, to the value <l3l. while he was bargaining for other goods. S *Dm I..—Eliza4eth NVilliams was fully com mitted for trial, on fufpicinn of having entered the bode of Mrs. /Lamm, in Anchor and Hope Al ley, and (Wen a large quantity of bed clothes and other articles. Diforders that proceed either from an impure flare of the bland, or a relaxed (late of the nerves, having, in innumerable inflames, fubtided by a courfe of Sri f. 4 11111tY'S Antifeorbutic Drops, ton much cannot be fltid in praife of that invaluable preparatii.n. *1 his unparalleled fuccelc, in the moil complicated cafes, has ellabliflied its celebrit 7 throughout the nniverfe ; indeed, where is it pntri ' ble to obtain Inch a reflorer of tbe conflituti:4l and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, ton generally incident to human nature Thele Drops are fold in bottles of ss. and 6J. los. and I. as. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each hot tie, by the following venders in London F. New hell'. 45. St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, re..;.t market ; Bacon, Osford-flieet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cockfpur-ftreet ; Swinney, Pall MirD ; Wallh and Withers, No. 229. Strand ; Sharp and Co. Bilhopf gate-fireet ; Clark, No. 269, and E. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the D;'pentar•, N. 15. bohms-vare. LONDON MARICZTS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, J \NITA% r 3. 'ETIMN of WHEAT in Mark-lanc, ioc!Ainz 611, trans the 2:tn of 11:u:other to the if th of 10t.c.111/..1. Taista:--iots Quarters. A voragn 5:. 211. as. 2 1 if/ - lower than 11 4 . retuin. NUCL. OF 1101%5. 1 Kent 91 9s to tll 4s) a Kan 111 ns to fll t. 4"? 11 ~ .""it 91 01 to id J . 54 ... r. "' 51.11 . 4CN 1:-.I c. t., Ili 161 .1 ..ri 61 tss to 91 coo N.. tarn. 1:1 0,19 :it 1.4:,) a; PRICK ()ts SEEDS, ppd.:iv 3 Red Clover (new) Bos to Liss ..wt. Reel Clover (old) 3os to Bco per cwt. WLite ditto sw to 1301 'refoil 3c, to 63; 'runalis to :se per Label Rye Grafi aB. to 48. pet y 1 4.:Ct Carraway • 405 to 44= per Co.iander c:s to xi, . Canary Seed C[.. to 93., el:10 New Rape Seed L:1 to 3.1 p !att. Jirtr.vn MutLird Seed 13s to .a j s per Wore ditto Los 1.0 4. pu broad Beans 31. is 405 p. 7.1. s Long Ports 26. to 13., per dia. SNIITIIFIEI.D; January 3. To fink the olit!—per fionc of :31L. Beef 4, od b• ss 6,1 I ° V c,tl Mutton to (di to 6.6 411 6' at S• C 4 La Sr NEWG.ITE and LEADENHAL.L, lzmary Per !tone of i. 11. 1. I,y the car:-L;. Beef 31 01 to 04dIV, al 41 41 to Gil 41 Mutton 38 8,1 to sa 4d Pork sc cd to As Yd Swek at Market this narnini, lie..R, v.,..-..0.....i110tp 11,2.. PRICE OF HAY AND 1 :(..IW, j.nuAry 3. E.:lit:l.ldd. SI. James's. V. hi;oisapeL o.lliy 5 oto 6 so 4 so 0v) 7 5 0 4 an tl 7 o o Straw Isoto 1 s 6 1116 to I 1, 0 s r. to aso • Ciorcr s oto 7 0 6 to ea 7 to • el.t.i 1 .S, January 3. Belt Coals in the Pool, tL 4, ...d. per Chaldean. Delistral 21. us. od. Sunderland, Aura LAI - _ - . _ kCCLES!AS PRh[•ERhl LNfs. The Rev. ' :atthew Marl, M. A. s7.4.leut 0 it Churety is inftituted by the Lord Hilltop of haliibory, to the itictury lietakworth, in the county of wilt., on the orden..iti./1 of toe Right Hun. Lord Hokum/ A few days fusee., the Rev. George Hancock, D. A. of Lieffet College. was by the Rev. the beau and Chains: of Hereford. a Vi 1 of that Lathed al. BIRTHS. At Hangar Cattle, the Lady of dm. Right lion. Rabat War 4 of a fon. --- On the assl ult. Mrs. Kinloch of Kinhs.h, o' a fon. At the Cape of Good Hope, the 27th July laft. the Lady of Major Kdfo, of the azd rwgiment, CClllll4.4.weLug of 4inaucia Town, of a daughter. At Chapdisod, near Main, the La!) , of Colonel Gam, of a daughter. MARRIED. Yefte-day, at St. George's, Hanover Noe. c, Lord Andover. to the Hon. Milo Dutton. Atter the ceremony, the peliv-mar. ried couple partook of an el.gant Iweakfz:l., given by 'Me.. Oink, of Hanorer-fluare, which was ottntded by a large ' , arty of Letnneble3 ; and in lite afternoon the gerv-liwaricoi couple let off fur Seven (Oaks, lc Kent. • aturday, at Edinburgh, by the atty. Dr. Moodie', John lianlcn, try. of Crez, to M:'a Jr* AWE, (mood slanzatou of Robert :scan, ilanktr, E.rinbinzh. Lately, in the haft indita, C. LL Matter ' Efq. of Crofton. Laneathire to Mile Augulta Campbell, dau ghter oiSnt Jaws Carupbell, Bum On the. allth ult. John Burnet, Efq. Advocate. to 7. tic's Pas teeou, fecond daughter of the late John Patafuo, tfq, of Baulk. Hanover, Jamaica. l'hurfdai fel:night, Mr. Francis Walker, at Nile:, tIO MID Tly rob .:!1, el& it d.taghter of Mr. Robert . 1 nn.bu al ,of entokfea; On 'lleunday, Mr. !'hams Henderfoa, or frliadiethird, tar fads Stewart, eldclt da ugh: er Joan Sutwart, of lialaaraL Thurfday left, at Henley, Henry Whwyrnod, e.fq. oftteati. to Alas Treadle?, nate of it Joan Treacbut. . At tilafgow, on Monday fennight, WilEana ilawrint2 of the Muni of U.sis, to Mils Margaret Harnikon, daughter of Gilbert Harnikuo, merchant, GLafgow. On Monday w'nnight, at Hungertord, '1 humps Major, Erg. to Mils Puri, of S:amien, el :aft daughter or John 11'carceg Captain o: the Huagerfor s t Volunteer Cavalry. On .1 L u zitt, t y, Burgefs, Efq o' L.undun, to Ntrs. /Env% widow of the fate Mr. Knapp, banker of Wbwheace. *my; t b Milt - At Limerick, Thos. !Snail, of Dublin, Ditkfun, daughter of Stephan Dickion, of Unit: ick, kit. Bernard Dowell of Killidaandsa, y Cavan, 1,4 to ivag t Carrot, youngest ctitghter of Redmond Corral, or Arda, man gy Galway. The Rcv. john Burdett, to Mlfa Margaret Head, d Nghter of Mich. Hcad, Lig. here y, panty 'Tipperary. At Careteston, Kildare, llienjartio Ricky, Liq. cif Rndamle (core, 1)11%lio, to Mae Rawfuo, daughter of Tuainan James Rawfon, Efq. Jima Herring, Efq. of Carlow, to MWa Falkiner, dinghtec of coc Rev .I)uctor Falkiner. of Carlow. DIED. On Saturday latt, at his brother's book. in WitnPolt•ftrooti London, Azartah Pinney, Efq. feennd lon of John Pinsky, of Somerton Erly, in the County of Snrezrfet. At Koncispilli, in April lift, Mr. James Peat, forum's in the retake of the Han. 1. Aft India Company. kco..tt lon of Mr. John Put, writer in Edinborth. Lately, at Culdtefter, Griggs, $ Bxebar. Wad Si. He eftimated, that, on an average, Un tic Chit. S of Su pafous daily, for the laft 66 years of his life, and cuntelocntly that he lltaved_t.”,4(4) beauty.. _ . On Sunday. fe'nnt $ t.,at his honk 41 Sottoq Courtney, aged 7E, MOa jultiee, k.fq. formerly a Captain in the ilerkihise Mi litia, and many yearn one of his M..jefly'i Deputy Livia manta for that Cbunry•. _ _ Monday, fc'sinight, at Snuthampton, at a very arLiranced kr. Mrs. PortaU, relict of jof. Portall. Ifq. Lite of Fred*lir, Haws. At New Tart, o the IStli Of AoLuit :aft, Mr. James Hare, merchant in Grenada. l'hurfilar feludght, at Cueladder', the Rm. Thomas Davie; A. H. of lefts College, Oxford, aged :8. ?vlonalal fe'maight, at Brighton, die wife id John Bun, Ef+ of that plate. On the acth tilt. at Warham, Marfa, Mrs. nit% wilt Of the Rev. !Runt ilagga. _ _ _ At Linterick, John Bratithaw,Efq. of cotmi Thurfday, at Hare Hatch, John Q2,:th, in conferments at a wound he new-iced ihs pr:i.naka,;d-y a: a• going GE at half cock. Q .. u..kh o - as uear petfon who had charged the gun, and Wu). wi•hoet r:turmili the ramrod, put f :111C th:4 into the barrel ;in zad?..en, draw the ramrod the gun went off, hr r•!ceiresi a Or:: wound having his band at the MUIZi:: out tof the raint,4 scl. famed through the ticeeafetr• !. tt !..‘9l ~od nen, ..,• fide about two inches; he ago received a hick penetrating his bowels tic:collated his An .nquifinon was taken before Mr. Richards, C1:10!.. ..r ;be body. Juror's Vcrdid a Accidental Math. Ti r !.1% w s about 3o years of age. ending wife is neaty —1: is .1 m ni.+7k eirentnftance, that thisg 1r... `,, l• n. Z!1.112i . . was the death us A poi, so e •: I,nr„-. 1, 3•• ag ~ a!,d became a ilea,fand to the 1.41•1 itn. Manor, whu made • pref.s.t of it to q2Litln Sun rifts Sun tots Ninon rife. 2 tu.nut:-.1 atter S I 58 grin rtes o,!•.-r 3 I I- son:utes slim lIIGH WA Mt( .1 . 1 . I '1:‘100:4 rac!!,i;7"l: oNiUltl2o Ptlt.mnf; • • •• • • ai•cr SO Aftern.lon LONDON: Printed 1,,r the Proprict by Jodi: DAN! '.l, (P( \Laden-WT. Cavet.t•Cardcr.) at The ST A* Nib 7. N.:- 0 rrJer, No. t. Car'--(Lacer; and puhtsChed 11 LEV r L KLNT,oflat..erintrridare.Latrheet..,at No. s ,Catey-ttre. and et the Si A 11-O*Pl,/, .I . ClllO*-BAT ;*0 Veli CNRce c. , ..l.Bmaricatisiror Mc Lipari; a ars regueltal