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SURREY 555'STONS. Yesterday the Sessions for the County of Currey commenced at Horsernonger-lane, before the Chair. man, Mr. Serjeant Oirsi.ow, and the Beach of Ma gistrates of that County. A considerable time was taken up in sweating in the Grand and Pettit Juries; after which, two trials for Assaults occupied the Court till six o'clock in the evening. . An elderly woman. of the name of Ratter, and a genteeLlooking young woman, named Mars Pelt, stood charged with assaulting a Mrs. Lovett, the wife of a Clerk to a Merchant in the City. From the evidence it appeared. that the Prose cutrix and Mrs. Rutter lived as neighbours, in Ar,. tillery-place, near Higgler's-lane, and that the other Defendant Ittdged wish Mrs. Rutter, but they had not, for a considerable while, lived upon the most friendly footing. Upon the 19th of May last, as the Prosecutrix was passing along the street, near her residence, the Defendant, Rutter, was drawing watt r, and called out to her she would throw some tt her ; upoa which, some words, and even blows soon afterviards the young woman came to the assistance of her friend, and they jointly sue. ended in dragging the Prosecuttix into tneir house, where they attacked her in a violent manner, knock ing her down with a poker. or some such instru ment. The Prosecutrix, however, did not allow this matter to pass over entirely without revenge, for she had no sooner got released from their hands, and recovered szmewhat from the first diets of their violence, than the, with another of her neigh. bours, attacked their house, with stones and mud. She, however. two days afterwards felt more se verely the wounds which she had received, and was obliged to save recourse to medical assistance, and was confined for three months. _ . The Jerry found them both Guilty, and they were Ordered to be imprisoned for three weeks. Juhn Edney, a Bricklayer, stood charged for a violent assault upon a young lady, named Rip. pen, when she and her husband were riding in a one horse chaise, from Clapham to Tooting. upon the evening of the 20th of May last. Mr. Rippoo, who is Clerk to Mr. Abraham Goldomid, had also indicted the Prisoner for a similar assault made upon bias at the same time, and in the same ma. ner, but the Grand Jury bad thrown the Indiament out, en account of some previous miscondua upon the Prisoner's son, and which had given :lie to the as sash in question. While the Counsel for the prosecution was ad. dressing the Jury, the young lady, who was seated opoo the Bench near the Magistrates. suddenly feinted, and woe carried out of Court. This Occa sioned a temporary interruption. The proceedings Were no sooner recommenced, than another inter ruption took place by a Mr. Frank, a respettable Attorney, being also suddenly attacked with a fit, while sitting at the table, attending to the particular hosiness then under discussi.rn. By the assistance of some of the Counsellors, who sat next him, he was immediately carried out t 3 the air, where, atter duo care and attention, he gradually recovered, and was conveyed home. These accidents, it is sup posed, were occasioned by the crowded state of the Court, and the want of sufficient fresh air. Mr. Rippon deposed. that he and the Prosecutriz wore riding in a one horse chaise from Clapham to Tooting, upon the evening above-mentioned, upon a visit to his tather-in•law, when their progress was impeded by a parcel of boys, playing at trap-ball upon the road. 'the horse started, and the boys upon being cautioned to get out of the way, at tacked them with stones, which occasioned the Wit ness to threaten to whip them upon his return, if lie found them at the eame+l,3v. He and his wife tic "rdwelY retained..nbOut eight' ta'cloe.rc, . I* .j per. ceiling the •boys,engaged at the same amusemeni before, according to his promise gave a bo_y, where. be conceived to have been one at those who had formerly attacked hint, and who was sitting at some distance from the others, vita his coat Of, a cut over the arm with his whip. This boy turned out to be the Prisoner's son, and the other boys, on perceiving the parties returnirg, again corm' :iced an attack with stones and mud. While the W Übe,' was endeavouring to guard himself against their assaults, the Prisoner came up ,to the clinic, and suddenly seized the whip nut of his hand, and be gan to lay about him most unmercifully, in order to revenge kis son's complaints. In vain did the Witness beseech him to desist from attacking his wile, who was then pregnant. He continued lash ing them till the whip broke, and then ri com menced with the but end of it, by which the lady received a viol, nt blow across the necl., and was confined by that and other bruises ter sever.' months. The Witness told the Prisoner he would give him his name, and every satisiaaion, if he would sp..te her on account of her situation, but he. encouraged by the boys and some ut his neigh hours, still persevered. Several Witnesses, amongst whom were a Mr. Richard Prior, a respeCtable Surgeon at Clapham, and the young ladi. Mrs. Itippon, herseis, cou firmed all the circumstances of the Aba•Ult. and its consequence* ; and. atter some cutisidetotien, the July found a verdiet of The following sketch of the income of the four principal Attors of Drury-terse. in the respedive years 17i5 And 1742, may not be unacceptAble to many of our readers. In the former pepitd s h e di_ rearm of the stage was under the mAnagernent of Massa. floovn, %Visits', and Clasen; in the lat ter under the management of M AC L L I ti 1:211. Mr. Wtlkr, lac acting and amassment . L.7)3 0 $ By a clear ■ent&t . . . 00 0 0 M. booth the same as Mt. Willie/. Mr (Abbe, the same. 11n.Ub16e14,12 'sumo • week te the sod of Apia 420 0 • 1742. Mr. Cyanides Salary . . . . By tw. Benefits By another pa, Inc 501. Mr. Macklin t , .r Acting and Manacupent . Sy a clear St:neht M.o. Wuffingtuo's Salary • • . Sy • clear llWolk . 630 0 0 lioS 0 0 13 0 • SI. , • 0 03 0 25'1 0 0 6; 0 0 • • is hang Salary . . . . 111 • clew Yamaha 113 U 0 0 63 0 0 A Jew was committed to the Borough Geol. on Saituday. for selling lorand tickets of admisti..n to Aserev'sliseatte. on the night of Ducaos's be nefit. SPORTING INTELLIGANCS. -.....-_ NORTHALLERTON *MEETING. THO2IDAY, OCT. 5. Sweepstakes of Sgs each, for homes, &e. 111.81. Two milm. (IS Subscribers ) Mr Lakeland's eh g. by Old Harlequin Mr F. Walker's h. m. Mlerrylass, by St Gone Mr R. W. Pear:each. m. by Alexander Streepvtakes of Icigt each, with 20gs added, for all agin. Two- mile bees. (4 Stobserily•rs.) Lord Morison', br. h. Cleveland, by Overton, 5 yrs old, 11.4.71 b . Mt Fletcher's br. f. Esther, 3 yts, Est. 12Ib l. S 2 Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Sir Peter Teazle, 4 yrs old, 134 t. lib. Mr. W. Ilutchinson's be. horse, Didapper, S yrs old, 5.t. lib. 1111 DAY• Sweepstakes of 2Cgs. each, for horses, &c. 12st. Too (4 Subscribers ) Mr. Peacock's ch. h. Pooe, by Apollo Mr. F. Hartley's b. m. Metrylass, by St George Fifty Pounds. Three-mile heats. Mr. Cradeck's b. f. by St. George,. - 3 years old, Ist 61b S l 1 Mr. Acred's br. e. Wansford, 3 years, 7.t. Sib .... I 2 Sir I'. Gsscoigne's b. f. by Ilambletorlian, 4 yrs. old, Est. 31b. Mr. 3. Shepherd's br. colt, by Sir Solomon, 2 1 yrs old, 741. 51b. DUMFR IFS RACES• On Monday the Dumfries Races eommerved, when Cie Maiden Plate of Md. wa, run for over the course at Tinwald- Downs, and won by Mr. Walkington's bay colt, Honest Bub Mr Stephenton'a chewiest filly 'the Duke of Hamilton's brown geld,ing The race was well contested, an/ afforded excellent sport. _,~ of wArAL INTFLLIONNCE. PORTSMOOTR. OCT. It. Arrived the Sprightly cutter frau the Downs, and the Sevoisetry transport, from Cork. and is ordered for the Downs. &tiled the aa schooner, on a cruise —Wind W. PLYIIIOUTII, OCT. 10. Came in two French chaise manes, captured by the Martini gun-brig; Di:patch, Smith, from Lima, detained by the Not Bull privateer ; run Friends,: Williams, from Baltimore, detained by the Soap Dragon privateer; and the Pour Friends, Jac'bs, from St Thomas's, detained by the Satellite priva teer ; Flora, Therson, horn St. Thomas's; and the Hope, Brett, from Cork.—Wind S.W. V • L MOUTR. OCT. 9., Arrived the Hope. Smith, from Archangel ; the Tv. Brothers. Fox, from Dartmouth ; Golden Grove. Bitton, from Dartmouth ; the Prioreu I:lssabeth Packet, with Mails from Lisbon, fifteen days pas sage.—Nothing further had transpired as to the in tentions of Bonaparte respeding Portugal: it is generally believed at Lisbon, that the Royal Family have no intention of quitting for the Brazils. The Revels sloop of war had arrived at Lisbon, and expelled to leave thence with convoy for England on the 6th inst. His Majesty's brig Cryhalos. guns, having on board Mr. Gambier (British Consul at Lisbon). arrived there on the s2d ult. I on which day also arrived His Majesty's cutter 41- iron, with dispatches from England. The 'ratan- Agag Packet was expeEted to sail on the ed inst. Sailed the Flaysr sloop of war, 1$ guns, on a cruise. ■sat.. OCT. 11. Arrived the Makes gun-brig, from a cruise. and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. • FRO/.t LLOYD'S LIST. GRATIMIVD, OCT 11...Pasaml by the Mary, ItIFIO, (tent Honduras; Harmony, Wilson, from Demerara; Mercury, Rogers, farm Charleston; Alexander, Young; Pembroke, Lister ; El Caste, all Cullen; Piece, Kent; Ralph Nichol son, Frnlay ; and the Enterprise, Clerk, from Gibraltar; Axecsouria, Martin, from Mogadare; Britannia, Chater, from Riga; M Artisan arid Thomas, Gray, from Copenhagen; Al fred, Butcher; Veronla, Pyle ; Mary, Young; Ulrses, Wardropper ; arid the Resolutton, Langley, from Petereburgli. Sailed we Jaye. Davidson, foe Goueaburgh. DIFFERENCES WITH 43IERICA. The following statement of the origin of the late affair with the elosapeake, has bean published, by authority, at Halifax, and we give it as a demi official document, although many of the farls re lated in it have been already before the pnblic:— " By this time the orders of Admiral Berkeley ate made known in the United States; they were founded on the following fa 9s : In the month of Febreary or March, • Lieutenant of the American Nave, opened a rendeavuua in the town of Norfol, in Virginia, for the Chesapeake frigate then fitting out at Washington Many deserters from H.s Majesty's ships, then lying in the Chesapeake, entered with this of ficer, in patticolar from the Chichester, who is consequence of running on shore was alongside the wharf at Norfolk, and part of the Zenebia's crew, who was stranded near the Capes. These deserters, and many more belonging to the Halifax, Melampua, be. were openly paraded in the struts by the Lieutenant, under t h e American Sag, and frequently met by their former nicer, and reclaimed by them, but were told by tee Lieutenant, that although he kn... they were duellers, he could not give them up without orders from his Government. " A remonstrance was then made by the British Consul, to the Chief Magistrate of Norfolk, who refused acing in it, or authorising any there which might be done hr their own officers to take them. This was nticially communicated In His Phitannic Malesty's Minister at Washincton, who repre sented it to the Secretary of State and President, whose an swers were, that having entered the American service, end claimed its protection, they were to be ronsiderivl as citisetts, and therefore could not be given up; besides that, some, he understood, where impressed men. " These applications were frequently renewed, and always the tame answers returned. At this time n way ascertained that above one hundred deserters frees the British, aerially enmpronl a pert of the crew of the Chesapeake. The account was sent to England with a description of such men as could be Positively fixed upon, with the Admiral's orders issued upon the occasion, and similar accounts were transmitted to every other quarter where the British flag was flying. lir the month of yule, the Clsempeake sailed, and tie occurrence of searching hg took places " The crimping of English seamen both from the mer chant service as well as from the men of war of Great Britain, had arisen to that height, and so far firm being able to avail themselves of that friendly intercoms*, which in a neutral country the English had a right to expect, not a host could be trusted en shore from the ships in Hampton Roads, and all cemrounicati n was carried on by two pilot boats, hired for bins -urpose, sad manned, by petty Olken of His Ms pirti )19 . 41;17: the CA woof Doi exempt. 0 a Murderer, }rang slieWtdrN iron: titalthough at last the surrendered ot his earn accord ; the other tip of .Chichester, seduced by the lieuUnant's promise. of prune:in:: in the American navy, deserted ; and actually officiating in the Chesapeake frigate, met with hie death; a cireinnstance totally drop' in the account' given of this affair by CUSISITIO. lore Batton or officers, at well u the three other seamen wise were killed, sod elm were all Englishman and deserters. The men vilturi hirthe Leeward are all of that description, and note in particular, heloug'ing to the Halifax, had not only re ceived the. King's Donate, but 171. additional, given by this Province. There is no doubt but that if the Leopard could loose identified them he some of their own *offkors, mane of the Chichester's as wet , as the Zenotri men would have been fonni, a. the prisoners have since conferseg klicv were.. board; but as the Captain of the could .Zriiy identify those whole riflfi et. were on board, and ainually recognised them, they were *offered to remain." In a former Numher we mentioned, that Admiral Berkeley had promised a pardon to all deserters from His Majesty's ships in the American seas, on their immediately returning to their duty. The following is a copy of this paper, which, we ate happy to hear has, to a great degree, been produ► rive of the desired cleft BRITISH SEAMEN. " A. the hurts of all true British seamen are, like their native oak, honest. tough, and unchangeable, sea never can be induced to counteunce hruitil dies aping Old England; the Admiral and Commander is Chief of His Majesty's quadroon on this coast prolaime a fors and unqua t lited pardon to all these deluded men I mutineers excepted) with have beets induced to quit His Nlaiestv's ships of war, on condition they return immediately to their duty.—And e'er, other British seaman, who shall vo luntarily enter for On Majesty's service, shall receive the full 4,1.1 additional bounties, upon joining any of His Majesty's A pet, ing for coneeyanee to His Britannic Majesty's Goil`uli. •0 that he mar lie sent to !wa n . Given under my Hand, this I 4tir July, lenT, at Halifax, Nusa Scotia. G. C. IikIKKELKY." The two Frenchmen lately committed to Can terbury Gaol, have since confessed that their real names are Nis Louis RAZII4. and Louis Rossicu ; the former was Captain of the Hamel. French privateer, which was run down by the Ranger sloop of war, in December East, when the Cocain and six others were all that escaped a wa tery grave. The latter was a midshipman oa board the Aerometer man of war, captured off St. Domingo, in 1806. He was on his parole at Odiham, and afterwards confined on board the Crews prison-ship at Portsmouth, from which he and his companion, with two others, jumped overboard oa the Ild uh. The other taro prisoners were drowned, in attempt ing to get on shore, but these reached it in safety, and went to London. They then proceeded to Gravesend, where they took a boat from the shore, when, from fatigue, and being nearly starved (hay ing lived in the woods between London and Graves.. end, on berries and nuts only, for five days), they went on shore near Whitstable, where they were apprehended, as we before stated. LIMERICK. OLT. 6. Yesterday evening. an unfortunate affray took place at Guoge,near Ca►tie-Connel, between a party of voltuitcers, from the Militia, about to juin one of the regiments quartered in this city, and some country people, in which we are concerned to find that twu men (brothers) of the name of Ryan were killed ; one of the soldiers received so severe a beat ing, that he now lies dangerously ill, with little hopes of recovery. Captain Warburton, regulating officer at this port, received orders, on Yriday night, froniViee-Admiral Whitshed, for the removal from the city gaol of the eight Spanish prisoners of war, who fre to be con veyed on board His Majesty's tender, Pemver,nce, 11 in- aL the Pool, for the purpose of carrying them to one of the &pelt for prisoners of war in England. On Sunday last, about eight o'clock, a nun of the name of Wm. Shannahan. returning home to Donoughmore. was attacked on the way, by Pa. trick and John Kean, brothers, in consequence, it is supposed, of some previous dispute, who beat and cut him in a most dreadful manner; he was yes terday brought to the county infirmary, and, on ex. %mining him it was found he hull tecerved thirteen cuts ou his bead, and his body greatly bruised. The following is the literal copy of an account ,goewitted to Mr. LAiC IL Lae Co nmittee, from s common hedge alehousz, in Yorkshire, after the last sleek. : Jun*, 11107. The Hoe. Henry LescsUee, . . To -----.—....—, Dr. For Lapenass at the County Eleaton. r Wines . L. 1359 0 0 • 1.411011 • 100 0 0 • • Ale and Fortes . : 100 0 0 . Meat . • . SS 4 1 I . . Hams . . SO II 0 Bread b 9 IS 0 • . . . Tot and Coffee . • 12 12 • Tutueco Pipes" II 19 7 . . Hay aud Coen . . 199 12 0 • __ _ Seger, Lemon, Cheese, dte. 35 5 Mowed, Pepper, Salt, and Vegetables 2 19 1 Gams, Pots, and Measures . • 12 14 5 941tet 25 6 6 Pest Boys, 2R inurneys . . . 216 0 Chants and Horses . . . . 15 6 6 2337 1 31 Deduct Stock en hand. being ourptiii 20 12 9 1406 I 6,1 On Monday se'nnight, near 140 gentlemen sat down to an elegant dinner at the King's Head. Roches ter. to celebrate the elation di. Si murals, Esq. to the Mayoralty of the City of Rochester. The dessert was one of the finest ever seen in that part of tea country, and the wines were excellent. Hut ass, Esq. was in the Chair. The following health. were given after dinner :—The late Mayor—The preeeat Moyer—J. Hales, Egg —J. Caleratt, El. M. P. fur the City—J. Barnett, Esi.-..which were followed by several patriotic toasts. In the course of the evening, a number of excellent trios, glees, and songs, were given by amateurs in a very good style. The whole party were in high good humour, and kept up their conviviality till a late hour. OR Friday lan, the Rev; Jour PITMAN, S.C. L. was instituted by the Lord Bishop of &arta to the Vicarage of Broadhempston, in the county of Devon, void by the resignation et Joon PITMAN, Clerk, M.A. on the presentation of oat most gra cious SOVIRLION ; and on Monday his Lordship in stituted the key. Jogs HUGH Paster Pot.sos, Clerk, M.A. to the ltatory of Upton Hellions, in Devon, void. by the death of joust Dam on the lamentation of Joan Pot 50.., late of Colebrook, in Devon, and now of Great Coram•street, Middlesex Esq. Two soldiers in the Coldstream Guards were committed from the Queen's -square Office, oa Sa turday, for stealing three sheep from Mr.Wats INS, of Shepherd's Bush. A quantity of mangled mut ton was found in their knapsacks late on Thursday night, by two police officers, neat the Abbey. and the sort espondinyi parts of the sheep were found in a field swear Mr. Wissulas's house. arsessmay qi HAM WATER. THIS DAY, AT LONDON•MRILIGL Morn. 44.... root. after ..11 I Evan. 0.... mos. ahr.......14 SALES BY AUCTION. PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS. By Messrs. KING and LYCHEE, At their Great Room, Si, King-street, Coveo•Ganien, THIS DAY, at twelve, INHE CoUsaion of PHILOSOPHICAL and MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS ; die prepetty of the late thorns' Hawys, of Chester-house.sqsamdetwased. Comprising a capital compound microscope, • table s via* large apparatus to explain the six mechanic powers, maw gang models, fowling-piece, pistols, air-gun, by Winos. a Sturer's Delusestaw, large Mad camera, solopisto press, types, &c. May be viewed, and Catalogues had. BOOKS. By MOM. KING and LOCHEK. At their Great Roes, King-street, Govent-GrA-' DAY, October ts, sad fallowing Day , , COLLECTION of BOOKS, are Biblia Poly'lotta sod Castelli Lexicon, Eagland, 5 Vol. Russia l Palladio's Architecture. Scaassat, London Chronicle, from the Vol. Asaa* Voyage en Egypte, 3 Tom, Topography, 2 Vol. Encyclopedia A Pennant's Estes, Johnson'. Works, Rural Economy, 17 Vol. Bryant's Vol. Hooke** Roman History, 11 Vol. 17 Vol. Plates, Re. May be sewed oil hie,' Oct. 19, KIBLIOTHECA RESDIA: •y Messes. KING and LOCiii At their Great Ream, No. 38, King street. en MONDAY. hot. 2, and 38 following excepted), at twelve, THE curious and ertensave late Isaac Reed, Est. of Staple i.. the last Edition of Shakespeare ; comprehending traordinary Collection of Nooks in English Carly relating to the English Drama soar , extremely scarce, and enriched by his sermitons ; together with his Manusenpts, Prints, Bookcases, May be ',towed on Monday, Oflober ' of mile; and caialogues now had at ' with a Portrait of Mr. Reed, price I.. LONDON :—Priated b DAVIDSOI Court, 800-stroet. Covent-gaols% rut Of No IS, Back of St. 0101111110 W STUCK, of No. 7, No Orders &c. for this Paper, NM M ' Odle% "halm duly =sailed to. lininTETS. CO Them are large ß arri - 1 1 • C o lAN of Wheat CORN-EXCHANGE, i3sdavy. I! . There sales in t trade 3s.arew heavily gua made,t B a a . rwy a ait cheaper; and 41i t r.t,q lower.—White Peas hardly teteh last lanes •Beane of u, lilt, are dearet...soats are in large souply end bat nearly maintained. Flour heavy sale at mean; p rise, daily expected lower. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN 1F1MM........ 40i. Ms. 635. • Tck Beans .... 464 ro 63. 63a Oats a. „ lye (New) Bade" 36s 4ds OA. Potato, ditt0...... 14 . • Mat 665. 73i. Od Rape Seed..... White Peas.. 1545. 164 s Fine by, :aa ,„ Glee Pea. 604 611-. 0d Se reds .. ••• • , ,co • ass. Beena(Old ). W• 69. 04 SMITHFIELD, OCT Ilan I?. This day's Market was well supplied with prime bests a the skew of cattle, in general, was plen - itel Reif, V ea l , an al Le.tb, are dearer than our last report rs at last price; and the trade, for the most part, was pretty • The sales in the Hay Mark-.t were somewhat Clover have dro y pped to price since Endes'. %Cisk e i c a „,,' Mined • better price The usidernieettoned lancet and a bets are an accurate statement : To sink the offal per stone of Ilk. Beef 4s. 04. to 45 10d Near. or Muttna....4s. Od. to 4e. 41. Broil 2,4 e Vea1.......45. Od. to M. 641 Sheep and Lambs.,,, 15,/ Lamb...... 65. Od. to In. 6d. I Calves ................. e Pork 411. to M. AC I Pip. .............. SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. Hay 31. Os. to 61. r at cc . Straw f 1 16e. to 11. 51. oa, Clover 4l. 44 tis N. ifs 64. PRICE OF HOPS. I& U. 1 42 01111. Kent Si Se to 61 Its Kent 5l sus to 71 Sae: ......II Os to 51 161 Sussex II 101 to 61 I Emex . 51 Os to 34 Ifs Farnham 9l Os to 11l COAL-MA EKE r. Oct. it Ships at Market. Sold. Prim. 100 .. Newcastle ac ..suaartana sc 47e 04 a foa od I —Stone Coal 0 Od a woe W • ..Cindsrs PRICE OF STOOKS, YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Redueed 6lja ex. die. 3 per Gent. cocoa. a‘ei • per Cent 7911E ex. do, per Cont. Navy lagsa Loud Annuities ......17 11-16 3•16 mt. div a , Omnissna per. 1 die. India Stock 1734 4 3 Exchequer Bills ....t0 des. H. pima. Englhh Lottery Tickets Consols for .. T. BISH, Stickbreicar, No. 4, C•robill, and 9, Charingierma. MARRIAGES. Senday last, Mr. R. Wilsor., sea of Mr Mena, beaker, of Leeds, to Mao Walker, one of the dasehten of fortunate carpet-weaver, merstiesed in oar paper a few weeks age, as having obtained, under the will of the late Mr. Kay,* Ludgate-suet:4 a inattey-fall of 10,0001. and his children 4,viAl. each. Edward Rogers, Esq. only eon of Charles Ropes, Esq. at Stanam-park, Radnorshire, to Mies Wolff, video Magma of Georg* Wolff, Esq. Hue Danish MaCeety's Censul is land. DEATHS. Lately, at Beaconsfield, in an admitted age, Mrs Ha land, relict of the late Geoeral Hartland; a woman in nu respects Justly memorable. Her Silents werelinly, knit powerful; her acquaintance with eltgant literature, ex ' and waiving ; site pawed amyl* pololied, pointed and ling; her conversation Melt, entertaining and in.trach abounded with anecdotes of those who, is her early days, been most eminent for letters, wit and lauwieur, in her Dors co be lt u n i t i r ita , i ta i lL a id is : and ., amie ln h n e t r escaped out most diligent collectors Above all, her bean w :o s o li ge inerr and w be "l llad P s rew"" . whish les tte baterolent, friendly and affeetlenate I and she discharged manifold duties of • Mug life in a manner which pecuitany endeared her to those who were more immediately coin with her. Admired by all who approached, and beloved ti those who brat knew her, her loss wit long be sincerely merited. Lately, at Berwick, T S Smith, He put art sod to he wretched life, by cutting his throat ro the bed room. The ko ceased was originally a paor carpenter, bet, by the death of ea uncle, became possessed of property to the anew d 10001. year which, by saving and seraphic, he increased to 15041. a year. For several years, however, he wan e° strongly itilprestal with the idea that he should come le poverty, and die a beggay that life became burdensome to hint, and he resolved on sell* destruction; and, about a month age, he attempted It 1 means of laudanum; but, sowilliag to expend the money fur the neceesary quantity, Ike romped she intended *amt. LOCHEE, ovelic-Cianke, ea TM ay at Twelve &Clock. DNS) among which i Lexicon, 9 Vol. Itlflei krchitecture, 5 V.I. lef the Commencement,* orn, avec Atlas, Gouges a Landinensis, 7 Irks, I• Vol. hestsla:.a' Ancient Methologe, 6 Sharpe% iniish camas. 9, and eaten*" ha ' !DIANA. LOCidEC, ig street, CevenBll Bol . l4 following day, (Si'B l B e LIBRARY of the Inn, deceased. &Id" iproiending a moil sr Minh blefttgfe, kg Poetry ; Amoy id ilise ill M.S. News and Oe unpin, Fruits 111 8011 rae !6, and titl irodat da MON. No. 17. O.k . ' and published it tnt's Chain.. Sim" If towertelloge 14a t AC 1 11; ID dm O." Wog - -