Star. — London, England, 1803-01-20 00:00:00

THE. FATE OF FR.2.N-E. 'no' Gallia fat tri And Irides trMinpliant a.. a tv,a II o'cr•i:rown; at tae liw.xk t!..lt . r•cr 1 i in- made, States, Empires, it, ouaraM :aid: Some you ARMI sins may in Aro, Vrimov'd by Danger. tn-. 1 unzw*•• hi• ; Her Force, her Wiles. her Fury to Asithitend, And rife the Saviour of Germani,' , . Lind. Some mini° Teut. may catch tcc Pittrilt Flame, AvL lige her wrongs, rtiore r Play prop thi; Sillern. F.; Dar., Train Odin's Son; to Nl.th-rmli:t . , chim I:ace; Evlialce her proud !!iel.,.'e • ) i.ld, Ann r,val are' in But if decried ay Fate, the it ..'1: Like haughty Rom-, el.: 'Tyr.mt ni :hi: Tall; Tito' proltrate Europe at tea Foo'rtiTs 1,::s, Tram Calpe's piilars to Norwagia's 5;!• i=l ; Tho' Africk's Sorts, their fpacilut unfrild, And )141 their Trull:lna, and their Mines of Gold Tim' algae Fait allow her lordly (way, From proud Byzantium to the realms of day; She'll find too late, with all her Arms can gain, An empty Phantom (he's purfted in vain. All her fare'd conquefts, all her Get.'rals gave, All her proud Triumphs, finilli in the grave. She'll find toe late fome young OCT AVMS rife, Ely Force, by Fraud, to (cite the glitz ring Prize ; Some unknown MA WIVP, or 10111 C SYLLA rue, A -d wife tco late, a ferra Pharfalia view. While civil difeurd fires her fplendid Faces, Her wealthy Cities, and her fertile Plains: Her Laws defpis'd, her Wafted Freedom fpurn'd, Her facial Rights, her Happinefs o'criturn'd; Her Trophies ,snith'd, and her Empire palt, ••• She madly conquers, hut to fall the lift !" OLD BRILL?'. Yeflerday thirty prifoners were tried, twenty eye of whom were conviaed of felonies, viz. 7obn Scrition and Robert Cooper, for healing a geld medallion and other articles, the property of Dora Jordan. Our Readers will recoiled that we, fometime in December lalt, Rated that Mrs. Jordan's car. rhge, while (landing at the gage door of Drury. lane Theatre, hod been opened, and feveral jewels which Mrs. Jordan had employed in the perfi.r snance of the evening, had been carried away.— The prifoners were taken the following mottling, and, upon fearching them, the articles stolen were found. The officers produced the jewels, the iden tity of which was fully proved by Mrs. Jordan's waiting maid, her footman, &c. The prifoners' defence was that of all thieves in defperate fitua- tions: they laid they had found the property.—, The Jury without hefitation found them both— Guilty. When the verdk was returned, two of the Bow- Avert officers came forward and Rated, that the prifoner Cooper, had been twice tranfported, and that Scruton had only been two months at home once his Brit trip to Botany Bay. The Common Serjeant inhantly pafred fentence, ordering them to be again tranfported, each for feven years. afatavultr Wee, for Reuling various articles of pbue s the property of Mrs. Price. Mrs. Price Paid, that fie live; in Lciceller.fquare, and that on Sunday the 9th lila. her houfe was robbed, by a man going over the rails of the area about eight in the morning. She did not fee him get over, but the law her property afterwards at the office. _ _ _ A footman to the Rev. Ilir. Howe, who lodges with Mrs. Price, Paid, that a hat belonging to the witnefs was carried off. He had left it in the kitchea the night before. A maid fervant to Mrs. Price Paid, that about eight on the Sunday mcrning the came into the kitchen and law the prifoner at a chifet door with a fponn in his haiid. She :irked him what he wanted and told him if he did not lay down the fpoon file would alarm the family.—He then ran up the area (lairs, !allowed by the witnefs.— He was feized by the milkman, and conveyed to tbc watch honk, where he was learchcd, and a table and tea Ipeon, a cloak, muff, the footman's hat and band were found upon him. She was po fitive as to the prifonees per fon. The milkman corroborated this evidence fo fir as he was concerned. The property ft.den was produced and fworn to. The priruner made no defence.—Guilty. Sarah Waller, for flealing the furniture of a tent bed, and other articles, the property of Ifaac Mendoza. Pr&lla Mendoza Rated, that Ole and her hill band live at No. a, Petticoat-lane. In the begin ing of June (he let a back room tip one rair of !lairs to the prifoner. She had a child with her, !laid her Laband was a butler in a Nub;ent.tn's family ; the room was let furnitir d for 55. a week; the continued three week:, paid for a fortnight's Ir.rtg'ng and went away. Jr teas theft ..:itcov:red that fire had Men the facets and pii;ow cafes of the bed, ar.d l'orne tel fpnons. Ray, a pawnbroker, tiid, that on the :(h of une, l,e r, ceived a pair of rivets in the name Warner. tie could not reeo'.;ea titer they were pawned by the rritoner or not. Ile produced the fheets, which were two: n to by Mrs. Mendoza. The prifoner was fot.nel Nrat Guilty. She was tried up-i..inothA- int.:in:m:lr, fur tub bin+, her r-Ady fwitithed lodgit:gs. Mrs, WI ti o tt laid the lived in Jol:n's.row, and nn the 4th of December :he let the r ifonee a Iron , torn] twinned, with a ter triy, fi . sirsr b'- ::r.s, (beets, Err. She remained in the bonfe 111:!il the went away. The w:int c. bad a tit - vinyl of the ptifoner, and about ni;:iti::•s the had g' nc, (he tailed in her opti,cd the Tonal door, when the ff • • th..t. :he 1,2„:, , ,ing bad Lai rr.bbed. A c.Y :'t pr. :',c pr..r ?try . I,'„ •; 1 I, Lt.: ray..ned, t; t 1 :. 1-,•, .. 1 .: •k .r firt• •.! •„ r ..! I urt.,i.t., i 1.1....hLei by die The paver tnaie no defence, but conrn;ttc:l hcl entirely to the mercy of the Court. %vas found Guilty. The palmier is twenty-feven years of age, tall. and .elegantly formed ; her face and whole ap _arasice exhibited a degree of interefl which we 1111:crely lament to fee at the Bar of the Old Bailey. is c had in her arms a very pretty infant about 12 or 7.t months old. Warner a boy, about twelve years of agti, was eiarged with healing on the 7th of De. ctmber, two books, the property of John Eckford. Tll7 prciciitor, it appeared, keeps a book•fhop and hall is one of tie coitus branching from Bi hopfgatedireet ; that on the above day, about eleven in the forenoon, he obferved from the 'hop window, the priflmer eyeing the books on the at kngth, lie took up the books in queflion, and made uir with them. The profecutor ran after, and came tip with him about twenty yards from the limp. The prifoner at the moment dropt the books—but Mr. Eckford gave him in charge to an Officer. _ The prifener, in his defence, afrcrted that he h.id never teen the books. Four or five refpenahle witneffes appeared to his chin-after; two of thefe were book-binders, in whole krvice the prifoner had recently been, and Paid they wonld willingly employ him again.— Verdi&—Guilty. ganinr Plunkett, was it:dieted for healing, on the Loth of January, a ulcer watch, value 3os. the goods of George Higgins. The parties, it appeared, wore employed in a public-honfe in Judd-Place, Somers Town, in the two-fold charaifters of waiters and pot-boys. On the above day the profecutor laid his watch on the bed while he was changing his linen : be was not long abfent, when, on his return, he milled the watch. The prifoner, it appeared, had leave to go to town that day, and it was proved, that in the courfe of it he pawned the watch at a pawn- broker's, at the corner of Shug.lane, for 11. Thefe fin., being clearly proved, and the prifoner's de fence, though cireumltantial, not being fatisfac. tory, the Jury pronounced him Guilty. John Triter, for healing a pair of trowfers, and an oil-(kin, the property of John Benn. James White, fur ftealing a quantity of lead, the property of John Weft. Pa:r:ek Connor, for healing a cotton gown, and other articles, the property of William Webb. Richard Britain, for ftealing a pair of boots, the property of John Leake, and was ordered to be privately whipped and difcharged. litiMardll/iMe,,for healing feveral pieces of elm, the property of John Foller and another. Mary Aldride, for healing a pair of hockings, and other articles, the property of John Lacon. Ri:bard &mew, for ftealing two curtains, the property of Evan Lewis. John Jones ' for healing a pair of plated candle flicks, and other articles, the property of David Wedderburn. . Aim Law for Realing a flyer watch. the pro perty of William Robfon. gobs Rutland, for ftealing a hammock. and other articles, the property of Edward Lawton. Edward Crow and Richard Say, for ftealing two waiacoats and other articles, the property of Thomas Lewis. John Rpm, for healing four neckcloths, and other articles, the property of Jofeph Gingell. Tbomas Skinner, for healing eight boards, the property of George Anon and others. Mary Alexander, for healing a quart and a pint pewter pot, the property of John Campbell. And nine were acquitted, vit. john Strome, Geo. Chapman, 7. Kelly, E. Doer, T. Weimer, S. Solomon, and _ game: Hamm, charged with ftealing from the perfon of Witham Browne, three (billings and lixpence, and ten pennyworth of halfpence, his property. The circumftances on which this charge were founded were rather curious :—This profecetor, a difcharged foldier from the 35th regiment, and the prifoner, a young lad, it appeared, were locked up together on different charges, on the night of the 4th of December, in St Martin's watch-houfe; the piolecutor was confiderably intoxicated at the time ; but a female companion of his, and who came forward in the prefent inaance, informed the conftable of the night and his myrmidons, that Ile had received tss that day, of which he had fpent fame part. On the next morning inquiry was made, but it appeared Browne had no money about him. The prifoner was queftioned as to his conduct with refpelt to the profeetitor during the night ; when he declared that he bad taken nothirg from the profecntor ; however, on fel:arch ing him, the money laid in the indictment was found in one of his (hoes; Tome of the Myer was dirty, and for which a reafon was-given at the time ; the cafe was pretty nearly made out againft the prifoner, but the profecutor did not appear, and the Court were of opinion, that his evidence in Inch a cafe was indifpenfable ; of coutfe, the Jury were conftrained to acquit the prifoner. Richard Wood flit and gamer Reed, were indicted I for healingqthintityof malt on the river Thames, which they had been employed to remove from one wharf to another. It appeared the removal iS A greater qicantity than they had a right to, originated purely in accident, and they were on their way hack with it, when Come Officers of the Ma;ifte Police intercepted the conveyance, and .tpprehended them on fnfpicion of felony. The nii,take, it alfo appeared, frequently happened, nn: was there the reafon for fuppofing the prifoners meant, in the prefent inflance, to dc.tl otherwife than with the ftrieteft honefty.— Tiiey were honourably acquitted, and the Officer wl,o preferred the charge againft them was repri manded by the Judge. SURREY SESSION& Tuefday job, Purfert was tried for a violent andgrnf. Ali - Ault on the perfon of James Bailey. . . Th.: rrolecuter keeps a polibc.honfe, called the ii... , ,n of the London-Bridge, in Maze Pond, South ‘i trk ; on the 4th of December lafi, he was al In:ltcci ir. his own paittge by the ptifoner, in com-. pang with another not in cufivtly, when, on ac mutt of his making fi•!'ne ance, the pi if (-iimpanion laid, " f)—n what hare you done with your knife?" Pt fently the ptofectitor was frock in feveral places hr the prifoner, par iicularly in the cheek, where. on the s . ght fide, he was opened from his mouth fn Le:ir to his ear, that a very fmall didance more would have coiled in• ;tart death : he was alit cut acrors the and his coat cut in feveral tmrzs, v.h:re, if the knif: hil entered his body, it Inuit have proved fatal. Mrs. Bailey, on hearing an outcry, canieforwatd. and alarmed the people of the nisH;hbintrhood.— Piii.dc.:t was taken into cultody ; but his accom plice &aped. The whil: of this cafe was proved, with fome very ai4grarating circum!lances AS to lan;uage and lickiviour ; arid the addition of the forgeon'i, eriihince, which was, that it was a moll delperate and Inch a one as he could fcarcely fop pole lie could furvive after. The Jnry being charged, immediately found him Guilty. The Chairman expatiated nn the enormity of his offence : he faid it was one of filch a nature, that it required more than common abilities to difcern whether, if he had been indifted for a capital offence, his life would not have paid the due for feit to the laws? As the cafe now flood, it became the Court to pals on him fuch an exemplary fen tence as might deter others from the commitfion of fuch crimes in future. The fentence of the Court, therefore, was, that he be impril,ned in the Kook of Corrediun tor the county of surrey for the li , ace of two years; and, at the expiration of that term, to tied fureties for his further good behaviour for fever; years." The Calendar of prifoners being gone through, was then called over, and the sentences palled, when the Seffiuns was adjourned. jobnfix, the fmugglcr, b4ore he quitted this kingdom, after his efcape from the Fleet prifon, Riled in his own cutter, the Atm, tiom Hove to Bexhill, in the counts' of Sntfex, where he lande,l; and remained fome how s heroic he retuned to his veirel. This he had not Img done belo:e tl circumilance was communicata—l ro a Captain of a revenue cutter, lying off in the road, who, in con fequence, purfued and boarded the Ann, but with out finding Johnfon, who, it is now foppoied, on Peeing his cutter chafed, went aloft, throude I him felf in the rigging, and thereby made anther hair breadth cfcape. • The Court Martial, at Sheernefs,on Capt. Fgt. ItUlt, doled on Thurfday. He was tried on charges of falfe muller on board the FORT V N tr,and for ufing unofficer-like language to Mr. LsoNARD TAYLOR, Boatfwain of that Ihip, on the 26th of September laft. The fentence of the Cour t was, that the charge of &We mufler was not proved, but that it was malicious and ill founded i and that although the expreftions ufed by Capt. Fla- KIER to the Boatfwain may be deemed improper, yet, in confideration of the fituation of the FOR TUNE!,-and other circumflances, they acquitted him of further blame upon the occafion. The Naval Hofpital belonging to his Majefty at Simon's Town, together with numerous other public works, fimilarly circumflanced there and at Cape Town (Cape of Good Hope), have been fold by auftion, and were, for the greater part, fur rendered to the purchafers on the tfl of Odober. MILITARY PROMOTIONS IN IRELAND. WAR•OFFICE DUBLIN CASTLE JAW. 10. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleafed to fign Commit:lions for the following Gen tlemen to be Officers in the under mentioned Yeo manry corps: Glanerne Yeomanry Pioneers—Mexander 'raylor. Efq. Car een ; Duncan Macintolla, Efq. Secoud Captain; Richard Bourne, Efq. Era Lieutenant; Foliot Whiteway, Efq. Se cond Lieutenant. Cagle Armftrong Infantry—John Warneford Arniltroug, Efq. Captain, vice Thomas Arm[lron?, Ef 3. defeated. ad Company &trait Infantry—Eir:t Lieutenant Robt. Gor don, Captain, vice Brown, d reared. Cavalrp—Second Lieureaant William Pollock, nirft Lieutenant, vice Warring, who ; Charles Courtney, Efq. Second Lieutenant, vice Pollock, promoted. Newry Infantry—Second Lieutenant JaniraScoright Firft Lim tenant, vice Beath, who rctlgns ; William Anktell, EN. Se cond Lieutenant, vice Searigla, promoteaL Ardslafs Infantry—John Martin, I. fq, Second Lieutenant, rice Henry, promoted. Loyal Keileen Infantry—Second Lieutenant Edmund 0111. betty, Eirtt Lieutenant, vice O'Malley. dec.: Niartin 0' ftlal ley, Efq. Second I.ieutcnant, via, Oiiilahrrty, promoicd. Louth Cavalry•—Pirft Liautenart CLichatter Fortcfcu.: Cap tain, vice Mathew Fortefcoe, Efq.doceafed. Templemore Cavalry—Arthur Carden, Eq. Captain, vice Sir I. C. Carden, Bart. who rcligns. Pommy Infantry—Jamcs Lowry, Efq. Captain, vice Robert Lowry, Efq. deceated. Duncannon Infantry—Samuel Th.:chin:lan, Efq. Second Lieu tenant, vice Loa-ay, who r.sf.zpc. SEVESTRATIONS, kc. IN SCOTLAND. Juhn Arnot, cooper, Burmiflani—Credit , ra meet In Chri.9-' Inn, Kirke:ddy, 25 th Jan. 12 (•%:Inck, to uanp. fame place and II ur, ittli t..,buie truitcc ..... _ . William Robertlon. t inapt in Triul r• Mill.hoticeof Stunehavrn, 29th Jan.: o . oOrk. cs!e . . ::11 fader ; fame pl.icc and hour t•lth F. t:. ehuf•trnl • . . . Hugh Arbucklc. won.! r t rchrtt and 'Lip, Creditors nice: in Joso,'s 24::4 Jan. o'cknck.to itlftrUtt a oft k C. . Scott and Dick con, to ontc.ietio rer>, Mont rof 2.qta!'f of ins he in the hands of ti ulte. ti I the t6th Fs!, —No n I. Jnbn Watfon and Co. nici..h.ints, (1 I r. - al nr: ni.,r in l'riuce M WaLs's Taveri, 2 ,Iczt new mitre. James 2Vl•Nayr, printer, Glafgoiv.—.Cielitors nu r t in C!. irks Campbell's counting-roam tLarr, 24th Jan. 2 o's:',ock, to de cide mt nflcr for p t)ing olf the debts, he. Thomas Kirks'die, fun: inerchant, liunferrnline —Crediton meet in Al'l.ean's Inn then:, 214 J..n. t o'Llork. t .14::31 seer of eompoiitlon. 'David and James slk %lotion, merchants , 111d , e, t be !.s in Morren's Inn t,c rc, I:th and 2oth Jan. 12 cid,. k —Crc ditors nseet in lame plaac 3 It lan. s o'clock, to inftetia I truftee.—Claims to be made by 11l S pt. Alexander Black, hurler, Donde,. to ba taamined in Morrcti's Inn there, ssth and 2)th Jam 12 oditors meet in fame place, 31 ft Jan one W.I. wk, to in:trail truftec to be nude by !ilk S. p•cm: tr. William Itobinfon and Cu. nio ,nt., Tdit,barih, to he ex, in She-iff CI, el.', r%iti • , , •h fm. Feb. g: m.. to J. i' I%N um. to Maned trotter --‘7l Intl t. 3 m Ay eft Cs: J.ence hi•Kinsic, Inniteepe:, I`..;t-ltatnek. . appard I'vr /4.1 7Z, r n: 7 :-ref- Cr,:eli.urs melt it, aljCe of .1. L.., ; 1 et.. tu arAast; e...a • id..o.L PI!TtTFIS. On So lA. in IViambhcla-strcat, th-! Caawc7a ,a; cl a daua'.vr. On Tie.; Ay morning, at Bath, the Lady o: Dr. W.:• 1 •. 73 t.l a f la Cievelm.l row. tie Lady of P. Town:lrv, • 1.-. On 1 1 / 4 1m , day, ac Walton.o4-Tharnet, Surr.y, !I o f i.hard North. of a li n. inft the J Vv - colford,bh9vr .r nf dler. of three girls, who, t',' ! 11. The mother is nosy in her 5 . 1 k . : of or. In I larleritr. et, the La of Sir Edward v. ^•ot. or a fon. On Sunday 1 , 3, a: his hnufe is Lcs - .•_: - • : Lid ) , of D0ct0...1101;...itt. tit .t At the Royal Kiltm.: n l / 4 1111. r.•.- I`.,':'•s• on 0e nth ~111!truther, of a 1.11. 1 lit c ii. t iorsd only a isw iced trfda•: f,.:lniFfit, At 1' :'.trt.• - •i Chia. N. in (7.17a:r Nortliti:ll!,crian.:. tN, . . . . In :tiil.lart-Itrec, liz,:.:ir, jo'.7: C • - .r4 -. z . , ! 'l. 1 , 1 t, the Itte Maurice Col,inger, }XI. t" `.,ii. 341 A1..1011, L ' e:ogliter of the late I.ieuten:mt-Colonel Nia"..ou. A few days Mitt., at the Cathcdtal .3 7 St. Al' Rooke, jun. Attorney, of 1-I , :rtCord, t.i ofilr daughter of W. Kinder, Etq. of St. Albon's. Some days fince, in the Parifh Church of St. limits's, Wen. minfter, the Rcv. Wm. Dighy, of Ulf: sham, Worccfleribire„ to the Hon. Mils Charlotte Elizabcth thgby, Mzid Holum. tot er Majelty. Sontiev, at Ntary-la-Bonne Church,Ch,rlee Morley flatlet s F.fq. of Weft Barnum, in the County of Norfolk, to the Hon. :\ los Hare, douchter of Lord Ennifroore. The 6th init.. at Liverpool, Mr. TAni.nl, brewer, to Mrs. Clark, Sumnserfuit, relit% of Lb:late John NVarren Point. j,ihn F. H. 12 awlins. rfq. to Mire Baker, elleft dmaghter at William Baker, Er o !la yforallitry in the cinint? of Ratliff& and gnnd daughter o: the iate Right Ilan. 1.4.1 y Joliana Pcn On Saturday, John of t'ae LPL ladi.a to ma, C. Thurf,l4, J(4411 F t lequii,Li . .i. of Hull. to 117:Cs Mimi r e of Liverpool. 1`1!:ll. On Sunday murnirc :art, M. Carper, wife of Mr. Capper, of Ely-PLicz. wrrl., Ri.foard Ernoine, mi. of .a.!.';s4arougis, on . 1 La. is !h. 7:1 yt..l 4v: La /W. s i Los. 1.41::R. Ft. 4. ChT,:e. On i I.e r - h l'homaa P:ernit' Writer na the Le of!, .'d• :.!rs. n, C, ha!derre &Trod. i...t, Mr. jerk, of kit Ni,jray'a Huffar. A: ...z ita Alcaand,c AkKerwie, AL in On - year 41,e. At I..stril• th 7 4th Taft. Mrs. re. of Alexander' Shaw, Efq. flatly! o; I'll.l affS. • Sunday, Aire Mai-Lull, many years houreftever to km M•jef!y In Canterbury, Rrh. Foyle, aged 77. oh , for the hit 40 gems follnwud the trade cf a c clam Ile W 3, a naive of Air, in Scot land, and funned 17 y:ars in the lift rer,i -ent of lost; Miring • wi kh time he was prefunt at the Cage et Belldile, mad Liam years on duty at Gibra tar. On Sunday evening. Mrs. Dunning, wife of Captain Dam. Ding, of the Wilts Militia. On Sunday hit, at Smyth's Hal, in Alrearadeit Crkkett, Elq. Member of Parliament fur Ipfwi. h. On Saturday laft,at Bath, Randrll, na.. 4 luve of ache* James Raudull, Efq. of Q2eenhithe. On the yth jolt. ar his houre In the laind of Alderney, relit Le Mefurier, Efq. Governor of that Wand. He [unneeded ts' the Government by the death of his father, lAD Le 14t4ralfe. Efq. in the year t 791, snd is Amu-ceded by his ehicitionekiam I.e Mefurier, Efq. a Major in the !19th reighlmets the pates Governor of Alderney. At Monlincr's Cattle. Irehnd, Mrs. Hobbcreridt Odle law George Hebb., Eiq. Mr. Robert &Mean Nichol, of Sdfalt, Chief bits et as American hip Widiam and John. On the lith inf'- at Lenmn Grove, county Wedimaatth. ls his Sid year, Jof ph Lemon, Efq. Monday fehniet, after a long indtfpotition, Mrs. Beassithey . wife of Dr. Samuel Beetenfon, Phyllichn, Everted.. Yeiterday David Steil, of Link Tower-IMO Efq. lifa Steel was originally employed in the Navy Oak; hat 4 =. his fltuation for the ittxly of the law, and pradtifed for years with reputation as a fiarrifter ; he qtdtted the potafetfiem on his fither's death, and fueeeoded him in ImGoefs m a Book. Map, and Chart-feller. The Literary World are oar eat Mitigations to him for the very alive part he took as one glebe Corn nittee for obtait.ing the rope I of the doh on paper. WA Mt AT LONDON kIiUDUE TO•MOgBOWt Morning • • •• • o minutes after its Afternoon To T. TAYLOR, burgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-Rant,Loaama ate, Idaidnrsh, May 2, rScan, .. IN the fpring of t 794 I was 'Sifted with a Vaasa real Complaint, which I treated ,with indiffereuve imar•Ska months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyllaiad. who put a temporary (top to the virulence of the dire& mercurial applications) for fome time ; bergrowing, In fished all medicine and the advice of the firit Cie:ulnae" eftbe p ace kv hat, work and worts tor E4y• yest4,l seas reeleeed to a Ilan 011515.11 un:,Aralli ::d Anti !:eyord deferipti in, bang an entieciegee r and a:crated fmm lai...sd to tot.—My head, throat.anol l tb y role, lr:s, arms. &c. have bee:: slterrate'y iu darger et became ing ut..l-t,; in flior , , I !stye had from 20 to to eating hit-meal my body, and no trty t amity deprived of flght.ii-sit "maid bit volurn.it',us to p..rtiiti.Arize all my cafei-futhce it to Cay,alree nevcr ...s, cc es cr will bc, one at' a mote dar.z...rous, at of a more coniiilleated nature. I was long looked upon by of felines, an. imar,in...ll motif, beyond all Svcs sif rec wery indeed, In my tam torhittion, drat h was pleireable to my ram* than m1f.r.....'t hate. In dab dreadful fnuation d.d I drag alma miferahl: moil...nee, rill D.4114E /Noy tosses throw Mayan, a nmsfpap.r comainine the cafe uf a NI:. B. of Nyinouth--ner frieiu!: r. id ,t, I could not.—l fcii• And riruei.red forde of ye! Liss r•, l'Art NT P.I LI, which, by Mout trona tient taitbauttj ant nosy. and have lot.it Sean, (after moo than four years fa , def . .-ri:). - . , :01c d'afrds), fa: 2.,,g....1 a state of 21...41d4 as ever f all. 0),4 ; as a proof of th . :ii, I :.0..1 a th,e, eltrivirg, \calory eli34 th:rn to Ili.. a t'.ar months 27.,. In r•r:tod: to GOO aia,l is 11-7 r, ot :tied:ring my 1...1:0w- cream:, I missal! lean, ii.... d:h this; and you may at any time ref's ivainny, who edit to be ladstied or the truth ei this, sir further pm deal Ars% la me ,7 my fries! , by lett.? or p vi.in. . 1 .‘, ii is. ~ d'e- f r !iiiiinefi. will cs.:r ...pat :11.le, Rada me Ms f reed i', I have from fsiiericnee every :Talon t , arfor.. re traded. that in yolir L: At 2 . , i'ILLI they end iiroi 4 i...3"C. 1:-,:eiy,fste. and I"7.dsztO c.r.:, !sr Oat moft dreadful ^a,- attic Veaerall plicate, w:.... h is 0011i.,!..a coKri a 4 to I r is. I. T. I , l..parc I and Sc!.tby the our re,.ei.tor, Thou A• rat to t, Menl7 , er ,1 . !!1.:Ft., , v..1(...` , ./',..-: of 5ure,.,.:3 in ("A sa , at his linuf... .n. 9, Nov Rri 1: - ...-2 , n .• . whin_ 1.:7 will rive ad vice, m 1ti1...14' , ti Z, to perfon. 'Aide& the': Pius amid w in as. two pa Lists letta,, is psi:: p.:..1, At tte lune 444,44, cataisrl , Ing an al! ,:id'et tit: moll I •%::1/10,: I. crrzy, no Pe.foia's manse/ Care 6i1v1n.7 'z....n mend %::„'.,but a: t'..ir - 'a n parti:ular eerie*. by Vic Pi oprietor, di.r...: the coutle of more awe Alt yaw% that he has had the coo.'uolin i i; of An eztenfive fated the abet* medicine. asti the praolLoAriting tturefrtuu. They arr Ai Co fold, by his .topoini meat, ler the itANOXIIIIIM of that burg at a •11:: ii:ze, by ?.!r. Bact,r, Sitmthdriidits Fdinbur...h ; Mr. Ntnr.ols, Pront r, i7141!!.1w. to elate sib h'r. I'. rder, for Ist. ad.ircf • a ths Perfesner's, rim IS. it Altrait's-racet, Pall-Nloll . isit. Robert on a I'm -41ser . Waaiti, Ozford-ftr• 1; Mr. I.nboro 'O.'s, No. 7, 14114-41n:C2-14412. ni a ly oTti •r.te the Mot...mcm ; Ntr.hteers.lloohfelks, 240. h lIMOTI-M4r. little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell'a, Doom ; nail M one Psnym in *Acne conliderable town in rircat4kitaln ma Ireland. in Boars of ems- at. ...NI. each. foaled sip wt.% hat id ;lain lit ::ion., eh- ;: by Perinea et either Set may Ca t :I) mrelv,.. 44 :' Ii Larr sr..l lecrety. LON:00?4, Prtitte 11.. r the Ural , •%et.tra, 101.1 /FIUME' I . ( Nl. , tdett•lat.e. r.!nrrnt-:;at.len) at the 'raa P•allitolia• Oirtcr, t, ; and uNrlbe4 by LLYO.I. K . T.c.fCaut:rtatir) itLacc.l.atti.`actla aol at de al-rairt, 7... A.-L. ,: to which (1116te nicadase ler dm Earre Dry rnada NI alblidfal