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LAW INTELLIGENCE. TO THE rnrma. Rte—An rsupsrfe. and In many respects Incorrect report of the proceedings in the Nherirra COUR. no Tuesday, the st:d instant, hi the Cll/Pe 01" Willi ;mks. Fa;ch." having made its appearonoe In your Joureal, I have to request the Public to suspend their lodgment upon the conduct of the parties concerned, until a full and correct report of the proceedings (which is now its the press, retarded, hitherto by the absence or my Counsel on the Circuit) nball lave been laid before them, and when I take upon myseli to state, with confidence, the transactions will appear in a very different view to that at present aff.irded to persons as yet unac quainted with the circumstances.-1 am, Sir Irw yours, &c. Hyde-Patk Darracks,l • ; T..tan FINCX, Sloth July, IVI7. 5 . q &Sato IA Life Guards. --“Pr • • •VL CMIRT Or CHANCIW‘ PJLT 29. suer Le/O-ranee.— GI LL AND rri,lclll D.: HI COMMIS SION NUS OF TII K N KV; STRUM Mr. LE‘Cll mowed that a demurrer, which was 'a down in the Vic( Chancellor's paper for hearing this day, sli..oil I be transferred to his Lordship's paper. The question' has been already argued before his Lordship.' and he was in possessi.)ii of the facts, which made his Honour wish that his Lordship should hear it, as it appeared simi'ar to an 'appeal from the judgment of his Lordship to the Vice-Chancellor, which could not be, as they could not appeal from a higher power to a lower. The LORD CHANCELLOR--"" The circumstances of the ease I recollect ; they are of importance, and I • `think 1 ought to hear the demurrer. I cannot hs a particular day to hear it, but you had better Sit a day Wore next Term, or an early cl.ty in the Term, when similar CAWS are set down for hearing." Motion granted. The remainder of the day was occupied in hearing sootionsof no interest except to the parties concerned. His Lordship rose at.two o'clock. VICE-CHANCF.I.LOR'S COURT, JULY 99. His Honour intimated that he would take short causes on Thursdays during the Sittings. The business of this day Was quite unimportant except to the parties concerned. SURREY SESSIONS, HOROEMONG ER-LANE, JULY 29. _ STEALING AT A FIEIL. Joan Woods was indicted for stealing a trunk, con taining a quantity of childre n 's clothes and linen, the property of Mr. Palmer, a harness maker in Bet. moildsey street. Our Readers Wit! recollect the me lancholy con asration whict ) cook pls;ce a few weeks slice on a Sunday wresting. at tligs house of Mr. Black, oilman, opposite Bermondsey Church, in which that unfortunate genthman,ltis wife, and infant, perished. The present prosecutor lived isithin two doors of Mr. Black, and, during the time (lithe fire the trunk, containing the property in question, was stolen from his house. Brown, the night constable of Bermondsey, whilst going 1 14 rounds on the night in question, met the priioner in Bermondsey road, ear:ying a trunk, and stopped him t' enquire what he had got, when the prisoner giving very unsatisfactory answers, and descrioine the e. , ,,tents of the trunk to be very dif. ferent to whet they proved on examination to be.bede tained him, and next day took him Irtore a Magis trate, when Mr. Palmer attended, atid swore to his 'property, and die prisoner was committed for trial. These facts were now proved by Mr. Brown and Mr. Palmer. The prisoner; on being called upon for his defence, said be was innocent of the robbery. He was walk ing along Bermondsey-road oq the night in question when a man, whom he did not know, came up to • Mtn, and asked him to carry a trunk for him to the Bricklayer's Arms, saying he would pay him for his trnubli ; he accordingly took the trunk, and was pro needing to the Bricklayer's Arms, when-he was stop. ped by the officer, and the person from whom he re ceived the trunk es:aped. The Jury found him Guilty, stuthe emanate:seed to seers years transportation. POLICE. Sow iraner.—ln thiestliTiorainary case whiclowe stated yesterday of James Lair, who robbed his own beam , e 4 £450, he now confesses, that in two hours lifter be had committed the offence, he repented of what he bad done, and of havitArnbhed the best of bothers. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly t ,!ehti appear so con apiewoOsly in the adventures( .. of, tile prisoner. have been married but a short time. and against the con sent of the lady's family and friendaA,rhe is only about eighteen years of age, but highly accomplished.— Lake was committed to the House of Correction, at his own request. On the evening of the 22d instant, between five and six o'clock, as Maria Stanley, a servant of Mr. Eldridge, of Hanwell, was walking near Hanwell 1%0, towards Ealing, she was suddenly stopped by a man, who took a whistle from his pocket, blew-it, and another man instantly came from behind a hedge to his assistance ; one of them presented a knife to her breast, threatening to stab her if she made any alarm or resistance, and then proceeded to cutoff her pockets, with which, and part of her clothes, •they made their escape. Om of them bad a crape over his fan, amktbey answer the description of two men vibe have Way beea nee hogging 111 that part of the counery. Yea enfilly Jai. thooltaa, a youth, was brought to the Office, and undermost an examination before R. Sumo. Not the Sitting Magistrate, cliamed with. gobble' Mrs. Barbara Donis* of a veil, m Long. Aso, set Saturday . se'nnight, by 'notching it from bet bead.—Committed for trial, ?tow driven.. bay carts were convieted on charges, Very properly preferred against them by the Trustees of the Hanoi District, for riding on their horses and _ in their carts, withrlst reins. Jams Afille, late a Gerbils the Office of Messrs. Xrockbanii and Kirland, Army Agents, in Craven dinar, was charged en sovieioii of embroiling the suss of "7. ss. which be had received at the Army Vay.Office, on account of, Captain Hare, of the sth Veteran, Battalion, which...he had not accounted for to his master% as his agents.--He leas committed fai•fUrther esensination. -; - • "rol. d Howe . —A loans age 75, was seppos. led into the Hessian House. lie was one of the most miserable objects. that ever visited a Public Of • fi ca , having, in addition to the natural infirmities of age, a dropsy upon hie % which promises to make ham troublesome but sfar a TO, short time to tho so a k ' , against Which he coniplamed. His complaint n ag against a Benefit SOciety l falled the,Brireasin, which Ist saidbad Misled btu Jul wally allowpace is cce. sequence of one of the Members having seen Mtn' endeavouring to chop a few sticks to light his are ; it being presumed, froneweecb an effort, that he was capable of attending to his•trade of weaving, and of course that he bad no present claith upon the funds of the Society. The Loan MASOIt. B To whom is the Soddy Indebted for the intelligencrwhich bas compelled the complainant to rink his lite by the fatigue of attending the Office r The Steward—" I have known many to be dismissed upon sUghter grounds. It u net my intention to injure the old DAD. am merely doing my duty, and the Member who has made the complaint has done his." Th e Loan Maroa.- 14 I am glad that the Magistrates have the pottier of correcting you in cases where you make an undue turelse of authority. 'I his is one of the instances which prove the danger of arming men with power. Have you any proof that *a man is able to work at his trader Steward—" No." • I The LORD iblaroa—" Complainant, go home and cut as many sticks as you please. The Society won't say longer refuse yen, and will not hesitate to pay you whet they owe you." I I GUILDHALL,- J. Clinton was charged with stabbing J. Aimsworth. The prosecutor, about two o'clock yesterday morning, went into the Key public-house, in Fleet-market, where the prisoner was drinking ; and, touching his hat, asked him about a pair of breeches be had given him to repair, without the slightest anger; on which the prisoner drew a knife from his pocket, and made a lunge at the prosecutor, which went through the collar of his coat, between his teeth, and through his right cheek. E. Riley confirmed this statement ; and described the com plainant's touching the prisoner's hat as a sort of so cial•canmunication between people of their order.— As soon as ;he wound was inflicted, the prisoner threw down the knife, and s4id, 4. there it is for you."— Thomson said, after the complainant told the prisoner he wanted the breeches, the former replied, 1 have got something here you want ;" and imme- Thately made the attack. The blow was aimed at the defendant's throat ; bat by his stooping, it took the direction before described. A bricklayer, wholly unknown to either party, said, the prisoner shoved Aimsworth away from him before he drew out the ' knife, and appeared very angry. The complainant tapped him a second time upon the hat before the wound was given. The conduct of Aimsworth was. in his opinion, all a joke. The prisoner, in his de. fence, said, he had been struck repeatedly by the complainant before he used his knife. He had marks on his face. which, however, proved to haVe been made by Kempson after the blow,, .to prevent his escape. He was remanded. - UMW HALL./. hewed was brought uttor re examination, charged whh assaulting his efe and beating her with a poker to such an excess as to en danger her lite. A Surgeon attended, but being un able yet to give any opinion as to the state of the no. fortunate woman, the prisoner. was remanded,. A young man was examined, who was taken on Friday night. at Vauxhall Gardens, by Hall, the Of ficer, in the act of picking a Gentleman's pocket of his handkerchief. Hall stated, that he watched the prisoner for some time, and saw him make many at tempts at different Gentlemen's pockets, and secured him in the act of drawing (as it is technically ex pressed) al4 white from the soli hub On his person he found three fine handkcherchlefs, each marked I with different was fully committed. TOWN-HALL, SOUTHWAItHe••• G. Gaper was reman ded, charged by his - wile with stabbing her in the I neck. She was induced on the preceding night to go in quest of him, as he was spending his money in an alehouse, and leaving her and her children to perish fur want of mod. Having found him in a state of intoxication, he gave her a dreadful beating, and fol lowing her into the street, took a sharp instrument out of his pocket, and stabbed her in the neck. At Buckingham Assizes twelve prisoners were ca pitally convicted, and received sentence of death, but the whole were reprieved, except Deal ;pu s found guilty of maliciously setting fire to a haulms cock, in the lick.yard of Jesse Shrirsiptou. at Long Crendon, and who was left for execution. At the Lincoln Assizes, among a number of other capital convicts, Loggias', aged 50, was left for execution, for counselling, aiding, and Abetting three other younger prisoners in the commission of a burglary, at Grantham.—At the Nisi Prins Ilar, Judge 4AYLEIt o at the close of a horse came,. strongly discominended the going to law io Fasts .t this na ture.— 0 Take my advice, gentlemen," saidbees and accommodate matters of this kind, if "posigge; for men in general lose more than . £25 in. bringing . an action on the warranty of a horse, even if they anti ; and such is the danger from the evidence common in causes like ibis, that justice is no security to a man for success. Lperceive lhat the gentlemen below me do not approve of my doctrine ; but the truth must be told sometimes." In the Sheriff's Court, at the above Assizes, last week, came OP before Wturas H. ROBINSON, Esq. a writ of inquiry in a very curious case. The action was brought by the executors of the late Mrs. Mary Stephenson (an old Lady, who died a short _time ago at Reepharo. near Lincoln), against a Mr,. Stephen Huston, of Fiskerten, and judgment fitsv been suffered by default, the Jury in this Court ba4 assess the damages. It appeared, from the state. went of Mr. Ramie, and was preyed by two wit nesses (Mr. Edward Starr, of Hackthorn. and Mr. , Christopher Wright, of Stotton), that alter the de cease of the old lady, her executors proceeded to con vert her effects into money by a sale by auction. The defendant, Horton, was the purchaser of a bed at dieuction, and after it had been knocked down to bhis, he went to look at it.as it stood, more particu larly than he had dune before the sale. From the top of the bed, the witnesses and some other petions who were by, saw him take a small box (which was wrapped in brown paper) and open it; they also by a momentary glimpse, saw that within the box was a quantity of guineas ; some exclamation of surprise was.made, and the defendant, in a way. Mr. Rairoza obspreed; which trenched very hard v i ten felony, and inigla have pot him on his trial iwanother Court, intillediately shut the box. and went' 'off from the house with it and its contents. A rather large pocket t o beego bnz, with 50. guineas in it, was produced in Cilia by Mr. BALDWIN, solicitor tor the executors, with a view of enabling the witnesses to give an dpi. Mon as to the quantity of guineas which alight be ro the box taken by Mr. Horton from the bed ;they thought the . box WAS larger than that, and that she quantity of primes in it was at least as much.— The Jury accordingly retunled a verdict—Damara Fifty Guineas. LONDON MARSITS, JULY 29. Corrox.-The demand for Cotton has not been so extensive this week the request for export has alto gether ceased for the present ; the purchases since our last little exceed 800 hags, consisting of-50 bags Pernambuco 2s. ltd. SO Karanhams 22id. to 23d. SO Minas 21d. to 221 d. 60 Surinams 2S4d and 2s. 40 Berbice and Demerara 22td. to 2:ltd. 80 Barba does 1100 to 21id. 40 Grenada 21ad and 2l ;J II West India 19,td. to 20;1120 Orleans 20d. to 0 2'd. 50 Baweds Hid. 20 Swats 15td. and 260 Bengal: 10d. to 11;d. in addition to the declarations of Cotton by the East India Company, they have this torencon decla red a farther quantity. Licetasen..l66l bales 200 half bales Cotton Wool, and 114 bales Cotton Yarn. Sudan.-The demand continued limited last week. as might be expected from the extensive transactions the one preceding ; the prices could not be stated ge nerally at any alteration ; one or two parcels were certainly sold 6J. to Is. under the market currency, bi:t no general depression was sulimitted to. The demand for Musccrrades rather improved at the close of last, eek, and this forenoon the market has been very brisk. The deliveries from the ware house continue very extensive ; last week about 5000 casks ; the supplies in the warehouse accumulate, in consequence, very slowly-the stuck is greatly below the quantity of last year. The very considerable advance in the prices of re fined Sugar occasioned several lionses who had pur chased on speculation to offer parcels for resale last week, which immediately occasioned a temporary pause in the demand ; purchases might be mule a shade lower. Molasses have been in limited request. The East India sale of Sugars consisted of 10,133 bags ; the whole went off freely, generally about 21. advance ; since then the sale prices have commanded a premium of Is. to 2s. per cwt. COMIC& - The business done in Coffee last week was most extensive. The East India sale of Thurs day last went off with great briskness at an aver.ge - , advance of nearly Bs. per cwt. The sale consisted of 22,195 bags Coffee ; the fine brown Java sold out of all proportion high ; the same description that in list sale sold at 965. sold at 104 s. to 106 i. and it was reported to be yesterday resild at an advance of 2s. to 4s-110s. was stated to be realized. This forenoon the three public sales of cpate con sisted of 400 casks and 4G6 bags Coffee ; the whole went off with briskness is. to 2s. higher than the currency of last week. bum Paovuumis,-There is considerable intern .it excited as. to whether Government will be able to keep out of the provision market for any length of time ; maprare of opinion that a Government con tract such as the last will again soon appear. The consumption of Bacon dues not increase ; there is, however, a good demand for heavy parcels. The supplies of new Butter continue inadequate to the consumption. SALTPIII2.-There has Seen considerable specula don in Saltpetre ; the purchasers calculate on an im. proving demand : business done at 40s. the prices now higher, 41s. to 425. INDIDO.-The prices of Indigo ence the sale at the India House have been without variation : picked s realising a trifling profit of two-pence to three pence per pound. TOBACCO.-The account of the quantity of To bacco contracted for by the French Government state that 2075 hbds. have been taken at very low rates ; it is mentioned that above 7000 hhds. were tendered. Of the quantity taken. it is stated, about 800 Mids. will be furniahed from Marseilles, and 500 from Havre ; the dream the prices of this market will, in consequence, be less than bad been anticipated.- We have not beard of any sales of Tobacco since our last the prices may, in consequence, be stated no minally Use same. Rtes.-The demand for Rice has been limited since our last, tbe purchasers only taking for their immediate wants, anticipating declining prices on account d the great depression of the Corn-market. Lest week, at the India House, 2727 bags, of a' , middling quality', 245. to 265. This forenoon a pub lie sale Of 8$ casks Carolina Rice was brought for ward ; the prices realised were S7s. and Iss.-2010 bags Rast•lndia, the prices 275. 6d. for best quality; ordinary quality Ws. to 25s ; but we believe a very small proportion was sold at these prices. Hese, FLAX, AND TALLOW.--The prices of Tal low continue to improve : in Hemp or Fla; there is no alteration. Siocss.-There is little alteration in the pricet of Spice. Pepper was in greater request ; the market it again heavy. Russ, BIANDIN AXIS HOLLANDI.-The demand for Runt continues steady ; the prices since our last cannot be stated R any alteration. The deliveries last week from the warehouse are very extensive :- about lOW puncheons, of which 800 are reported for exportation. Brandies are advancing ; the prices of Geneva are without variation. Tualtanixe.--By'publie sale this forenoon, 1.500 barrels Rough Turpentine, the prices fourteen lings to fifteen shillings. JULY 23.—A1l kinds of grain are unu sually luxuriant; and to borrow a homely but expres sive phrase, which we lately overheard a ccetntry man using in conversation with his neighbour— ' The maps this year ar' a' ga'n owr the dyke taps." Some stalks of field beans in this neighbourhood arc upwards of six feet in height ! RUPTMIEWPATIrNTS, &c...-4)1 a. COOPER, ?v! . (iNTtlfr n , and Co. of Charktte House, oprsite the Re... Row land Hill's Chapel, have establi...!:ed a Mecr:al Bear,i In Woodstock street, Oxford-street, aloinlrg New Bon.l str*.et. where a Physician and Surgeon, 11/leathers of the Royal Cootie?* of London, of thirty years experier.ce, reside, and where all the Members of the Board alternatetr attend. Th‘t thou:ana ,, (save - been restored to health by them, without confinement, is M- I disputable, after hospitals had fa iled. Eruptions on' die head. face, and boa'', ulcerated throat, &c &c. are the consequences of a certain complaint improperly fret. :d.—Messrs. Cooper, Memos, and Co. are consulted dailf,ar both houses until Nine at t... There are side doors at each bowie, and pAvate rooms Joe fensalts....—• • The Piles and Fistula curedwithout cutting —t:r Ruptured Patients attend at Charlotte House on Mondays owed Fridays, and at Woodstock House on Wednesdays, who are radically cared of reducible Rupture' on -sdentific and anato mical principles, without surgical operation or the least ricotta lion. Patton, at a distance describing their case may have the Caratlee process seat to any part of the Kingdom, by which ream they may obtain a radical cure. Leticia (nailer/I as so domite immediately attetded co, FROM LAS? Z.7GIIT'S CAZETIZ. WIIITET:AI.t.. MY le. The Prince Recent grants to the Duke of WeMoro Aetna license to wear alb i 10 ! :,,i% of a Kill;ht Grand t.:ro.sof tier llso4 Sicilian Military Omer n! Ferdinand and • i Writ, and a;t. nf a Kl:lght of the Royri tcil an t)rdzr of St. J .isuariu4, giv.is Ly the King of the Two ? t : ~ i t •••• r l ‘ : CROWN-OrFICE, :101:7 .c• Pußamrot. Bort iV , r u en gb ib o c f r i r ie v r l t r i n c e i d ,._ in Chancellor of Ms Majtv y'e Exchrq,!en. ivuu ram( PrOMOTIC)Ni. CommiFAinn ne the WAreeiekti!ire lltc:theht or MUHL lames Patchett, Esq. to be Captain... Comminlous in the 'Market t 4 ;ism 'r rf,t7l 0 r Yecrrscry John Tliotous Dlnoo, Esq. to be C; :oho Henry Vane, tint. robe I.:cite:lan?. Samuel Cropper, Geut L ro be Cornet. C0111111640= in the Peogieridy Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry, Marva Riee lames Esq. to he t. Tuomus Rubbia, Gest. to be Quarter Master. BANK RI;PTS. Joseph Slipper, of Crottwick, Norrcik, carpenferand firlatelatiAr, titslrr a d c 1 a fman, m surroaler A ii-ust • and Se; two her a, at four, zt the P.an:paitt Horse :an, Norwlev. Afturrle., Mevtt. Sewell and Blake, Norwich ; or A1.r.T ., -r.cs r itlecti-4t reet Falcon squat', Patrick Lynch, of Livery)oel. woollen-41raper, Anon t t t tad riept. it, at twelve, at the Gi-crge Inn, hireroonl. t ttotuhs r Mr. Wlndic. lobo street,. Bedford-rew, Intalor ; or Mr. Junes Philips, Liverpool. Joseph Eii!dle, Bit minghsm. factor, •lester and chatrnia, A. I V, IS, and Sept. 0, zr , our. at the M'cit•lpsck Ino, Birrnissekshi. Attorhies, Mr. Windie, John-Are; t. !ow, Lemke ; or Mr. Robert Webb, Union-strect, Wtlßaps Griffith% of .ieaumer:s. enemy of Aeries'', emit% dealer and ehapman, August 8,9, and Sept. 9, at eleven, at the White IJ to Inn, Chester. Atternirs, Mews. Pbt!pet.swd Stone, Hareseourt, Temple, Leoslon • or Mr. linekett, Mutt% Wilhant Green, late of Lloyd's Co2ett:hoese, and now of Albion Place. Kingsbuid.road, utiderwrittre. broker, merchant, dimly' and Ovum, August e to, end , s: tea. at Gnildbell.— Attorney, Mr. I.indsay, So: Thornas'—etreet, Southwark. George Elliott, of Woodebureh, Kent, butcher aid salemse, August 5,9, aud Sept. 9. at eleven, at UuiWkaU. Attorney, Mr. Reilly, 9, Clement's Inn, Lond..n. James Weldon, of Castiv-evurt, Budge-row, London, warehouse man, dealer and chaprnan August 5, t 9, and Sept. 9,a: t w e l ve , at Guildhall. Anoraks: Mews. Walker and Rankin, Old Mieba,l Abraham% late of the *n v ories, London, merchant, dealer and dial man, Augu . .t 5, a elve, August Id, and ger. 9, rt eleven, at Gutldhst!. Attorney, Mr. Abraham, 9s, Jewry. street, Aldote. William Les, late.of r.yrnnuth Thlcit, hut now of Church.street, Rotherhithe, Surrey, ,bip--.,:nt.tidlcr, dealer and chairman, Aug. 5, at twelve, AUgutt 13. gad :;el,l e, at eleven,::: Gullball, Attorney, Mr. lugold, Janta::--rut:, B. rtuutnitey. larar:r.sfe.—Vestei day an inquest was held at the Waterman's Arms, 2.renttord, on the bodies of two out of three pet-arms who were drowned on Sunday, owing to their unskilful manarement of a hired skiff. The party was nine in number, all residing in and about Blackfriars'-ruai, ;hose who were s. v:3 escaped by swimming, the :iff having upset. The names of the persons &ow:led were John and Philip Dunee•and JJlin Lomax. They have left wives and children. Verdsct—sizt!2entally drowned; and , a deodand of r 2. 10s. as the :.k.ff.—The Coroner and Jury reir_ibated the ptactice of letting skiEs to unskilful persons. Another Inquest was had yester.lay at , he White Horse, V.'..ndsworth, on the hody of Mr. Sharre, who was droirntel on Wedne.day night last, near the Red House. Baitersea. The deCC•liCti was one of three young men who hired a boat, and rowed in turn; and in passing to re.i...ve his companion, hlr. Sharpe fell overboard and was drowned. Verdict— Accidentally drowne.l. Sunday evening. ono young men and a female, who had left Kingston in a ho it far Londen, were upset, by Unskilful management, below Tv7ickenb.tra. The female, whose nam,... is JohaiAin, and one of the young men, a jeweller, of the name ef Smither.t, were unfortunately drowned. The third escaped by swimming to the shore. MARkWb. Monday. at Mar/.4a-bontat, John Roman, Esq. of the 24th Light Dragoons, to Anna Maria, youngest daugh,er of Col wo.l Patrick Hay, of Nutwood, Surrey. Thursday, William P Leod Dattnatyne, Esq. of liatk, to Ir;:s Young, only chtid n (:apt. Young. Lately, Edward Purvis, Esq. to Lettice Elizabeth. da Tien' and sole heiress of the Ire Rev. John. Mutsu, of Tr. ya.,11, DIED. Yesteeday morn!ng, at a quarter before nine o'clock, at Lowe, Meant Hills, Wulthanistow, JG:da Hartupg, At Batavia, on the 2d September last, Cap airs luiin Wat, wbo was on the eve of his return to Britain ; and on , l , e 14. h of April following, his brother, William Watt, Esq. w' o h 4reacht4 the Cape of Good Hope on hit swy I 0n.... hely 18, at Courock, Mary Nininto Masao, youngest dm,e,• to of the Rev. John Watson, Glasgow. At Kensington, on the 10th inst. Mary, youngest thug' ts• ut the hie Rev. Dr. Thomas Robertson, Miniver of•Datmeoy. Wednesday, at Newport Cottaze, Suwitwa, the idiot ea of tapt. Reid, R.N. Friday, at Chichester, the Lady of Dr. Peirce Parsons, et •Doctors Coalman'. Friday, at Esvuod Hall, near Halifax, aged 7s, the Re 7. Jotn Fawcett, D.D. Friday, suddenly, at his house, in the Close, Chichester, the Rev. John Moire, KA. Vic. r of the C4'hedral, Rector of R emir , and Sequestrator of the Paris:xis:ll Sc. .kodrew and St. Martin. hulks'ly, Lady Hackett, the Lady of Sir C. Harker, rnt. BY liIS MAJESTY*3 ROYA I. Lail - PERS PA FEN 1. lEAKE'S GEKZJINE PILLS, justly tanmin IA for curing, in Its stages, the VI-W.I4I'AL DISLA:ii.L. Ooe ' , midi Pill is a dose., ant: the :acing of (toe Bete, in a rezert cal., will soon co:.vioce thetAtien. of the c.rtainry of hif reef recovery. tictlii:li; can be 'ut trer caw rived. n:ore Pale, or mere convenient titan ail Rernet.y, tor awl a Ara oblged to so jo-r• nits or to .t.., :IA it nett.ls nr c trfioent rar ye., rai n s of c.'et : and ainty y: art experience (in an ex ,, rrive prJet:ce) has prevei that it will erect a jute when repeated Salivation and ...I otl•e: tr.eiltotls avail noth:rz. For the Seurvy and other Chrotect; I:i.i,rders, this Medicine has not its parallel. I.:pwario of tope° persons of bo.b seers have htett r•dically cured a . the above cruel disorders, within the let right year*. latvt sold by the Pole Proprietors, T. TA 71.0* anl so tZtlz..„. cf the Royal College of Surzeort, at ri.eir house, Nut P. New Bridge-strret, in Boxes ef only Le. 90. each,-duty TU.° back doors. and [Jest. in '‘e r - rrl,..vi at I hey are alsn sold by rhilr rutterztnert, with copious r. the Toy -hop. 103, 0 xforsi-,trect : Me. rrisf,orough*, We. 7. nearly' opposee Niet:t••ent ; and tw ."'s• Person in eiery eotoricferaNie i own an Great Brita , n and (twin's). A.ivice gratis to persona taking the above, et othcr of the P-e. riesorii• 'Medicines. F;ZiCF. OF F COCKS VESVERIMY. Bonk S'nek, , 2s2 =Bl 212} 1.1 I 1.01. g ALM. 20 7-1 A! (Mitts ; par et. 7q: MLI 70} 4 !,,,eia Stock s per Ct. Cons 7P 781 794 f I !MIA Bands 115 112 114 pr. per 9e4,9 Paf if liseh.B4lk (V4d.) tef 30 pr. >per•Zt 10Sfelif Com for Ae. Vs 70.41 HIGH wATER To MORROW AT LOPIX)I4 Morning • 0 Wu. abet 4 Afternoon • - • If ......«... 4 LeNDON ; Pra••d by 1 RTEL Maws, Ntou .• 1 t . r12! , !-e.r. • • . m . 1 . a al