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- shelved she mast have be a very imprudent y mog U • sue Lows etster•Jusrice interfered, ;sod ad vised that tite lesion should be withdrawn, on the punts. paymg their own Wets ; for; fAV111 , 69 ma tnne of the gut's own tiyideuve, it weever, mitalfu 1 •: - .s . ltiut what vcrdict.,:,ilie Jury could giro. 'The Plaintiff seemed to he innocent of the misconduct of his daughter, and it would lie severe if he were obliged to throw away his wintry, The Counsel on both sides consulted fora few miuntin, and accepted of hi. Lordship's advice; the record was accordingly withdrawn. STIANGITIIARM V. TllOllAs ACIIMUTY. Esq. This was nu actien brought to re.over seven guineas, the price of u gold seal sold by the Plaits tiff to the Defecelaut. It appeared, that ,the Plaintiff was a seal en graver. liviiigip Pall-mull, and the Defendant a I..inneuent in die Dragoon Guards. The Defend nut, in tellurian! with his brother, Capt. Achtnuty, bespoke two seal* at the shop of the Plaintiff; Captain Ai:blowy called for Ins, and paid for it; lie was tilso so well pleased with it, that lie bespoke suother, which he also paid for. The Defendaut told the:Plaiutiff. when his seal was doer:, to call un his agents, Messrs. Greenwood and Cox, and they would pay hint; he accordingly did so. hut they mid it was out of their power to pay any money withont en order. The Defendant wrote the Plain tiff a truer, to his had-quarter., at Derby, men tioning the seal was finielied, and the answer he had received from Messrs. Gtemiwood and Cox. received en answer, to send Jowl' the impression of thy Neel, and• be would send an order to Messr s. G.venwooil cud Cox to pay him. The Plaintiff accordingly sent the impression. On the 21st of October, ltrOti, lie received a letter Irma the De finition, *eying, that the impression did not come u,' to his este:choice' ; but he would be in London .111 a short time, when he would point out what al terations lie wanted to he made in it. The Plaiiitiff waited for six months without hear ing any thing utinsit the Defendant; at the expira tion of which time he wince, expressing his surprise that be had neither heard from nor seen him, and requesting that lie would send the payment for the seal, as it lain over an unusual length of time; to which the Defendant wrote the following it.i -fvere—.l the was surprised how the Plaintiff could be in such a hurry ; thought he knew life better.— The impression hr had received made him con vinced that the seal was inferior to the specimens he bad seen in the Plaintiff's shop. He would be some time or other in London, and what altera tion he might think proper to hove made, it was likely he would take a lounge into the Plaintiff's shop for that purpose, sonic morning-; but the heat of the weather was then so intense, it wa s impossible ter bun to commit the directions to piper. He was anrry his brother had accepted of his seal.' but it sliewed that his loother's taste was inferior to his." Several witnesses prove,?, that seven guineas **e fair price for the seal. it ees attempted to be set up, in defence. that the seal was not of that exquisite kind contemplated ail ordered by the Defendant; but it failed; and t to Jury gave a verdict for the Plaintiff for seven guinea*, and costs. forty shilling*. lIIIMARET a. ♦LRI.A'ID/R. This was an action for an assault of a trilling na. ture, and the Jury gave a verdict for the Plaintiff. v.-Dowsers is. OLD BAILEY, WLDstitsuav, pit. 1.0 1 of , Thorns., Irrig , ht, an old man of So years of age, 'indicted fur a rape on Aune Wright, his awn fraud -daughter, on the .30tii day of July last s at ottenhani. The Prosecutrit staled, she was only 13 years i last June; she went to her grandfather's, in v last, to fetch him some nails ; upon her cnming Ili! , roam. he immediately locked the door, and, ig her, threw her n.l the bed. where he effect purpose. She said she did not make all the tee she might to have done, she did not think ,:oing to do her any harm. she did not cry sanl it %as, threeweeks before she told any `Litt had happened, she then acquainted the `lO was a nurse attending her mother. Ippearing no Counsel for the Prisoner, 1 Judge (Cassia's) inttrrngsted the girl ularly ; she said she had reason to re re before, that she had been at her it was on Whitsunday, about a fort they returned to her lather's, at Tot ins at night ; they went through the made au attempt upon her, but 'IIIIIIW ; they went home to4ether ; time mike any coandamt • he her lather's, and want e d he r to his house. which she refused ; ier, bid her go fur them. and e did so, it was shout seven as 4it ; she said her grandfather it a quarter of a mile from there are houses close on .e belonged to a 11rs. Pa. 'r that evening ; she was , ndfather lived in a room a son and three fe living in the house with 11 not see any of them. he house at the time, Mures ou Loth sides hacked the door 'tiding the mettle, Id her what had of .tugu-t. at Tottenham. re child Iwr tug on the part tis defence, of a„;vinsit be lived ess • isi the • story tbst `ln tumult, thew to Ana t verdict of guilty, on the presemegc4sioo. Absolute and unconsenting force was abaolutely essential to constitute the crime they were taiimide on. In the present instance it was no imputation-o,cm the contrary, highly creditable to the feelings of the unfortunate girl, that her re lative situation with the Prisoner had so influenced her testimony, us absolutely to negative that exist ence of resistance which could alone establish the legal crime of the Prisoner I he, therefore, again was sorry he could not safely recommend it to them to find a verdict of guilty. The Jury, however, retired to consider ; and, after some time, returned with a verdict—Guilty. Richard Weston, who had been put upon his trial, yesterday, for robbing Eliz. Shaw, but acquitted upon a mistake in the indictment, describing her as widow instead of spinster, as stated in our paper, was again triad upon a fresh indict ment. The matter this day teak a different turn from what it appeared to have at the commence. went of her story. It now turned out that the Pri soner had merely accompanied a man of the name of Murphy, with whom the Prosecutrix had coha bited fur twenty-live years, and by whom she had had fourteen children. This Murphy and she had parted, as she said she did not choose to support his idleness by her industry ; and he had been in the habit, ut different times, of appropriating by force what he could to his own use, and upon this occasion had taken the opportunity of her absence to miry off the money she had. Under these circumstances the Learned Judge (Gloss) directed the Jury to acquit the. Prisoner of the charge of robbery. where the fact appeared to be a scramble between two persons who had lived together so long as man and wife. Verdict—Not Moses Copeland was indicted for assaulting Ca therine Estliall, and taking from her !serum a shawl and handkerchief. On Tuesday se'unight the Prisoner stopped the Prosccutrit, in Swallow. street, Mary-la-bonne, and snider pretext of charg ing her with having stolen a pair of stockings from him ; dragged her. us if to take her before a Ma gistrate. when he took a n opportu ni ty of wiatellieg her shawl from about her neck, mid a Illorikerenief nut of her hand, with which lie made off. He was pursued by some passengers, and taken. The Jury found him guilty of taking, hut with out force, by which be escaped the capital part of the charge. NATAL lATELLIG:iNCE. POIIVSMOVTII, NOV. 30. Arrived the Amelia frigate, from Lisbon, with Lieutenant-General Sir I lan,. Barran! on board, who landed at three, p.m. and set Mr for Loudon. Sailed the Standard, of 64 gions,.Capt. Harvey, fio he docked, to the Palate and ; and a convoy of laterehautuaeu for the Downs, with the Vestal. Capt. Graham, :Zebra, and Crarker. The outward bound here cannot sad, the wind being from the N.W. Pl.l MOUTH. NOV. Y 9. Catne in the Syhille. with a fleet of transports, from 1 armoutli. Put back the Routmd, pith a fleet front the Westward. HARWICH, 1404 , . 30. Arrived two packets from Gortenlrur K h ; they passed a dent of two hundred awl of vessels frow Gottenburgh two days sitter. IMAM, NOV. 30. . We are informed that a brig poised here lust night *1 Conlon& direct, not having touched at any Net since she soiled. The news communicated by the Captain to the people who boaratml boa, re bp...ding the late victory, said to hate taken place in Spain in favour of the Spaniards, exactly corre sponds with what we read iu the Papers of Mondry. Three buoys ont of four, viz. • 4 2, 3, and 4. one std and the utlicrs white, which were placed off Dungeness, hate drifted from their mooring+, and been brought in here by our boatmen. It appears that the mooring- chins were too short, being only nine fathoms : they are now ordered to be length ened to Is. The sinkers, likevrises are catniderad as witch too light. This foietioon the Joh, of London, Miller, with victualling store", for Portsmouth, in corning too late for the tide, got aground at the mouth of the harbour. On Monday night last one of the crew ,if the Little Wilkens, of London, mentioned in a former letter to be lying here under qusrantine. robbed the Captain to the amount of 301. and made his escape by getting throngh the mud : the vessel is expectedto sail to-utorrosr if the weather will per mit, but the wind at present is from the N. W.aad blows fresh. DEAL. 140 V. 30. Sailed His Majesty's ship Erryahts, ou a cruise. LEI rH. NOV. 28. Yearn:by awning the Spiifire sloop of war. and Quail schooner, arrived io thew Roads from a cruise. coact, WILA. 45, The Dryad frigate, Captain Drummond, arrived at Cove on the dad *student, after a cruise of thirteen days; the corvette which she w.. 13 left lla chase of by her prize, escaped. The Fortanee, Capt. Vansittart, arrived on the 234 inst. after a cruise of thirteen weeks to the Sonthwant having made no captnrc ; alo the Earl Spencer cutter, on the &UDC day, from a cruise oft the west Coast of Ireland. Th e Dna, Capt. Sir William Bolton, sailed ou the 23d fur Plymouth to rent. FROM LLOITI'S UST . Gill • NOV. 30 --Pawed by tkr Imo Jamaica ; Glory, Mip.,rei Hind, Clark ; Ma r rf il =i mut the Hamutt, lull , frn:n Gibraltar. Sailed the Poised, Pruned, fur Newry; and Ulnreutien, M'Lruituo, for Ma. dtua. On Tuesday bight a coach was called by a genteel man. accompanied by a well dressed woman, iu iliarles•street. Covent-gardeu. and the coachman was ordered to drive to Mancheiter-square, where the Gentleman alighted. The coachman was then orik red to set the Lady down in ttloho-square ; but en 11,. opening the couch-door, she was a corpse, having cut bordircalt with a pen-Linfe. it appear ed by letters found on her person. that she went by the name of enstam., arA that she was under the protecUen of an Officer et' Dragoons, who is uow in Spain. She resided in Titchtield-street. The too tiie which ioduettl sac le tousini% suicide is not ►i.low DRAYTON .4GRICULTUR4L SOCIETY. At the Annual Aleetiiii Drayton ) on Thuniday, PRE: Sir CORSET CORBET, Bs Res. Wm. Judpon, V. P. Clive, Esq. M.P. Colossal Hill, Rev. Edward Nevi* Jobe Tayleur, Esq. Thomas Taylor, Esq. Mr. John Beßoyle Mr. George Bradbury, h, held at the Talbot, in e sd or November, inos, ;ENT, 'rt. Pi...indult, in the Chair; John Hill, Esq. V. P. Wm. Davidson, Esq. J. B. Harding, Esq. Myrna. Brasier, Vac Mr. Juba Groom, Mr. Win. curbar, Mr. Simnel Bradbury ; TRC Y•LLLOWIVri PILTMICINS WERE Gives : To William Clive, Leg. tur the b,..t Dairy of Cheese • - Silver Cup To W. Briscoe, fur the best Crop of t'otamou L. s. Turnips - 1 4 0 To ditto, fur the best ditto Swedish - 2 2 ea To Sir Corbet Curbet, fur the best five Acres of Lent Corn sown with the drill and hued - Gold Medal To Thomas Piddrra, Servant in HuJientlry to Mr. Briscoe, 38 years - - a a • To Elizabeth Booth, ditto to ditto, t 4 'ears - a .1 0 To Thomas Fieldhouse, Day-labourer in Husban dry, Ss rani - • - 3 3 to TiThos. Maddox, Day-labourer in Husbandry, bringing up a faintly of seven children - 3 3 0 • The bet of two guineas between Sir Corbet Cor het's twelve Acres of Wl:eat, with the Rev. R. W. Hill's twelve Acres of Rye, both grown on lands in closed from Bolas Heath, was decided ill fat our of Sir Corbet Corbel's Wheat Crop. TUX FOLLOWING PREMIUMS ARE OPFERED 'OATHS VERA WW: To the Person who, at the nest July Meeting, shall produce the best king. horned Bull, for Stock, nut more than three years old the preceding Spring, Awn file properly at least four mouths before the L. s. el. Day of She,. - a 3 0 To the bet short-horned ditto, ditto - - 3 8 0 To the hest Pollard ditto , ditto - 3 3 To the best Pair of tars;-years old loog-borserl - - - Ileifers, owo breeding and property - 2 a 0 To the best Pair of two years old short.horned - ditto, ditto - - - 2 2 0 Tu the beat PAir of two-yrars old Pollard ditto, . ditto - - - 2 2 0 To the hest New Leicester Raw, fur Stock, out more than two-years old the preceding Spring, to be bona tide property at least ma mouths before the Day of Show . - 9 9 0 To the hest real South Down Ram, ditto, ditto - 9 2 To 11w be at Ram deny other Sort, ditto, ditto 9 9 0 To the best Pen of two Kew Leicester yearling Ewes, own breeding and property - - 9 9 To the best ditto real South Down. antis, ditto • I 0 To the best ditto of any other sort, ditto, ditto • f • To the best Buar Pig, not more than 18 wrath* 1 1 0 To the best Sou P*, ditto, ditto - - - 1 1 0 To the largest and hest Dairy of Cheese, areord irg to the usual conditions - Silver Cup, value 5 11111/21111 Claims to be peen before Ist Octob, r. N.B. The successful Candidate not hielaim this Premium again within three years. To the Feriae(, being a Subscriber, or Tenant to any Subscriber, at reek rent, and nut under lease fur more than sores years, oho, between this time and the Society's toes teig iu November, Ist°, shall have made the greatest nod mutat substantial in.- proventents by Medic& li/raining, or otherwise, ac cording to the nature, quaiity, and cutest of the lands occupied - Silver Cup, or 5 raises* To the Laudlord err Owner of nay Farm, being a Subscriber, fur the like greatest improve , meats Silver CV. or s guise's - -- - . - To the genant or Labourer in H us b an d r y, who, •adce the direction of his Master, in the year 'no% mid before the 91,th of October, shall Plough ti u Acres, with gay plough drawn by fear ems, with- out a driver, is the Masi given time and beat slam see - - - 1 1 0 - To the like for Ploughing with two Hones only, isnint same conditions - - - 1 I o Claims foe ploughing, with Certikeates sign ed by tau Metobera, to be given in before the list November. Tu the Pelson mho shall Sow with the Drill the greatest Number of Acres, (not levithan ire acres, with Leet corn, hoe the SWOP, and produce the cleanest and best crop at harvest fluid Medal, or 3 guinea* Notice to be given before the tat July. To the cleanest mai best crop of Common Tar nips, according to the natme and quality of the sod, (out km than eight acres . ; - 9 2 0 To the cleanest and best crop of Suedes coot Imo than five acres) under 'ime conditions - - 9 9 0 Claims for Turnips to be giscu in writing be- Cre tat °mullet.. To the Mamorriaut in Husbandry who shall haws lived the greatest Number of 'sums in the same Sei vice, ur cm same farm - - 2 9 0 Tu the Woman-seri ant, ditto, ditto - - a 9 • To the Permit who shall have lived the greatest Number of Years in the same service, or ea same Fern, either as • Labourer and Servant, or as Ser vant and Laboarer - - - 3 3 0 To the Day-labourer in Itudiandry, abo shall have wasted the greatest number of }ears is the same service or on same farm, and not been fed in his master's house To the oteired ditto, ditto ___ . _ Clams for sera ants and hiboart rs, witk pro- per Certificate., signed ty the master or min. tres% to he delivered to the Secretary before the tat November. To the Labourer in Ilasbandry, oho +.411 have brosight op tlo greatrst nointicr ot dr.% to habits of industry and hlibandry bovines% • itboot relief from the pat tab, except in silos* - II • Nut less thea sin children, oe Is ran • - • service, will be deemed sellietrat pretensitni. To the Labourer who shall cut, plash asd lay, in the hest and most effectual meaner, tut less than roods of ,quick knee, between ;9th of September last, and ...oh of April, Iwo, Claims to be given in writing before Ist of May, spells lag the quautity dune, and cer tified by lbw master, All 'lock intended to be *hewn fur premiums, must be se the ground by ries en o'clocl at lake, and properly secured. Cattle sod sheep to have been fed with hay, grass, sad vs. getubler, and 11 , .1 to bare had curia All premiums will be within Id in a cry case where au tval merit appears. The folio. in! Members Ate appointed oe the Committee for the ensuing sear; and they are particulsrly requested to attend us the days of Dwain', by ten o'clock us the w artitat : Julys Festou Doughty, Esq. Res George Taylor, Jobs Teyleur, Esq. Mr Richard % hate, Phil. Carlton, Esq. lir. lidos Gloom, Geervit Dowaward, Esq. Sir. Thomas Heath. The following Match and Sweepstake4 are esstered into, sad the Sweepstakes /ramie epee fur Sacribers said the tat of May, 1609: Mr. OSey Crewe agrees to skew, a ate, two, and three years-eld half-bred Merisso Wither Sleep, against three of Mr. Witham Jellicoes New la-writer Seep, of the same era, liar two pitons, and to costume the SOME fur three yeses. The Sheep to he fed with regetalika and to be skews sad slanchtered at the November Meeting is each year. The President Jobe HIM, Esq: to armlet the Jotter, who k a tieraJe *heels is verde mast per puma few the pub lic in general Tbr best two-)ears old Devoe Boiler, two guises tub, to ir sitcom at lite Jul) Niel faux, I wag, owl to he contiouttl three 'eats ; Julio t. 1231..4 foe Ste W. W. Wylie, Bart. Was Jenks", ; Fraosis Wedge, Go J. F. Iluserhey, Eng. Time best yearlior I.tutT Hot otti Heikr. otr• tnee4Leit sod Property, to o ;Wawa. coda, J. Bellayite, Wa. &mon. Thos. Dittos The best wo-years-okl Lowe-Wrsetl Reiter owe breeding and twoperq , two gumeas each, Thome Ihei ea, Wdliame Bei% oe. 1 be best Dsbt Acres of Cuomo° Turnips, two gainer eiw t, ateddliot to the uslial conditions, (Wiley, Crewe, Thal Tay bir, Win. Briscoe • The bet two yearling Suelh Down Ewes, rite guilm a, B. Harding, George Bradbury, Samuel Bradbury. The best yearling South • Down Ham, our guinea, 1 B. Harding, Samuel Bradbury, ()ttiro Crewe. The best two rood. of Cu, rota, one guinea to be serer.tensed by the greatest prod uce i u weight, Edema bir i k , Win. Farber. The freer, B hest thre r e oe acres of Oa Cabbag e , t wo guinea, 00.1 isc. ' best five acres of Swedes, according to the usual eon. ditiuna, two guineas cacti, Brisetie, Ofitey Crewe. 'fbe best Boar Pig, not inure than eighteen months old, own !weeding and property, one guinea each, W. Beim i,,, Wary Crewe, Samuel Bradbury, J. B. Harding 'flie beet Sow Pig, of the saute age, one guinea ea di, J B, Harding. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUI 1.1)11A TO-310/ZROW. N Janie, Jullion, Blackman-street, Se.uthirark, Surrey, linen-draper - - 3 it Jame.; Sparrow-corner, near the Minorite, Loudon, torn-chandler - - ! Thomas Mulloy, Tokenhouse-yard, Loudon. minim' 3 Joseph Perry, .Angel.court, 'throgmo r ton-street, Lon don, br o ker - 31 „ Robert ILdcman Herbert, Clare-court, Dean Lur, and oleo of( rafron-street, Westminster, bral.cr 3 Lawrence Cotton, Feuehureb-street, London, mer chant -1: George Mann, Southampton-place, Strand, victualkr 1 to William Pcui re, Dover, Kent, cord-waireer - 3to Charles Ward Aptliurp, late nf 'bottom, North Ame rica, bet now of Bridge-street, IllgeLfriara, Lon don, merchant - - - lln Frederick %Villas ti, Brewer-street, Golden-rpeair, cheenentongcr . - Ito John Abbey and Henry Alsber, Leicester, hosiers - 181 Asher Asser, now or late of Great Rumell-street, Co vein -garden, ebitia-aeller - - t w William Wilson, Sbakespeare-walk, Shadwell, mer chant - - lls George Brown, Shoreditch, fiercer - - I 1 Hannah Sackett, late of Ramegate, Kent, innkeeper 111 DIVIDENDS. John Wilkins, RaminghallaCreet,l.;:don, factor . li George Herron, Bcroiondsey -street, Southwark, Sue rey, fel humm -er - it Henry Check, Richmond, Surrey, linen-draper - iii William Steel, Brantford, filiddlescx, linen-draper It John Millington and Joseph Millington, Hounds. ditch, London, glaziers - - 10 Richard Atkinson and Henry Waiters, Fenchuich street, London, wise-merchants - It - Samuel reouing Parke, Earl Smithfield, Middlesex, - liguormaerchaot - - to Thomas Young,- lartlett's-passage, Holborn, jcsr. - oiler la Jain Bridgm, jus. Mortlake, Surrey, tallow-chaud. ler - - - to C E RT I Fl CATES. Jesse Parker, of Edshaston, Warwick, ropersakar. Thaws Ratscutl„ ut Long Ruckby, Northampton, ractmey, acrivrtser. Samuel Peon, of Bread-street, London, warthouseman. Mary (abeam, late of Bermondsey-Erect, Surrey, shop keeper. Julio Cushion, of Liverpool, victualler. Samuel Isnivht, of Primer Selwood, Somerset, tailor. William Bedford, of Foster-laue, Landow, wholesale Haw drapes.. William Roderick, of tinselly, Carmarthen, dealer sal Chapman. Thomas Preston, of didcrmanbury, London, warehouse- Ed. ant Mason, of Great Bell-alley, Coleman-street, Los. don, carpenter. Thomas Oak, of Dsggeobem, Lisan, baker. PRICE OF STOCKS Y 01,710'11AT. "auk Stock . 235; 3 re Cant. Rairsed r.. liSiji 3 per Cent. Genesis, s• .. • 60 .::: 4 per Cent.. ..... .. oil 3 per Cent. Nary W: Long Annuities.. Irish a Fes ONEL Omit= I dia. la lia Bonds 6 7 prem. Exilsespaer Rills 6 9 Fens. English lottery Tickets 2ll. i:m. Cuusuls for . 661 T. BISH, Sterkbruker, 4, Curukill, and 9, Charing-eras ... IRISH STOCKS, Nov. 16. Go►. Deb 3i per cent Government Deb. s po cent. Exeltenre--Diblin 041 London , Nov. 16). .641 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Nor. 29 Amsterdam.... 35 6 2 U. Lsbon.. ...... 6s Ditto at Sig M.. sit Ii Oporto ...... 641 Rotterdam e. f. to 76 U. Dublio .. .. 91 Hambargli.... Si o eft% Cu t* Allow 92 I all. mut:LION. Paris Ditto 2 Us 22 a Coin and Bars I. s. J. Bourileaux Cadiz Madrid to it:Mediu' New Dollars .... o s 4 Didion at Save. iii Bare .... o o as Leghorn 57 New Limit teat* o a it Maple i ♦2 Arlo on the Bask of Hoilaad. Genoa so Liv. Pie. 5! pix Colt. Venire n. C lIIRTHs. On Monday, at the Earl of 31exheraugh's, is Vim-oil/11m Pollitroun was safely delivered tri • daughter. The infant died MI Thumlay morning. At Riddell, Lady Fiume , Buchanan Liddell , of • daughter. ii . ednesday sentright, the Lady lathe Rev. Robert Mont, of Muntos„ Kart, at • sea. Lately, at Tort William, sear Cork, the Lady of Colonel Raker, of a daughter. On the MA h of November, the lady of Robert Stuart. Es... of Alderston, Scotland, of a sou. On Fn day, the gstla ult. at East Wick, the lady ofJanx. Laurel', Coq. of a we. Os Thursday seenigist, at Fimaingley Park, near Bu••:r s , tie lady of L. W. Childers, Esq. of a dasetter. MARRI AG ES. Tharsolsy se'snight, C. J, Clifton, Esq. of Tnaity.ilsil, Cambridge, to Miss Catli. Mottoes:, eldest dangtitr.v 1103 key. (lark , Mohnen:, Rector of Garboldisham. ge k Thursday re'nitight, James Turner, Esq. hastier, of Ma' v• worth, to Miss Mary Ana Savers, second Antiglare of J ar , • Se E.q. of !lepton, dolt. & Lately, Captain Want) sr, of the Royal Marines, to M. so Colchester, eldest daught. r of the late Julio Coldwater, Low of Westbury, Gloomier-hire. At lamberton Toll-bar, near Berwick, !the Gretna- zrera of that part-of Scotland,` on the 13th ult Strjeant Talln, st Use West Kent Militia, to Misr Cooker, of lashary, sear Also kk, possessing a handsome furtuas. veArns. At Southnepton, Captain Prescott, aged 9.5 tbeol‘st Captain to the fen tee, having brae made is the year 176 i. Lately, Brig:Witt-General Carysos Lkuumitit-Colued of the s;th Regiment, sad tientruo , Siumars. In Little Ship-street, Gul.•;na, after • 'hurt inners, Matas , Gathers, oat, saa of Alatriato Cruthers, of that ci't). tataday last, after a lc .1 ilkm. Jane, tie was • tart Grover, Esq. et IlieTtuey, Backs. HIGH WATER, THIS Ml, AT LUNDUN-SRIUt• Mart. 24.0 .. mu. after.. 1 j Ewes 45 —lllllO. after.. _ ON DON Prititrd ht G DAVIDSON, NO /9, Boswell-court raitv-aim t in ribilohed at the DIE NO. IS, Back w 1 M. (letur► .o4 '.Myth. Strang'. ...1 ! of tame pl,a, —Ors, Ate. fur tt.o. P - Kat to tic VC: e„pott will be duly Weeded I* cot ari Y 4 . • issei T i re Agee> °With Tte ON The 1 rn Wei gr. Pci f.irlxqt thAtter! Tie 1 sere Ybi Tbc ( try* , I.sc, With, irk/ /boo b., di, r.funi .bp ••■6l 4 OA t :4 ; ')7 1 1 , ?: • To 11b, I r lin. fl tha et tile' . ',Joy w Ite aral3y, RI possal !Milt minis tar N. 4 tr.thtig Crow, CO. C WTI r rim: (.711.4.1* dill d• £, s•m eel is