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. . . . . tending to thew, that, froth &fees in the internal organization of the female frame, cases may wecur naturally, and give rise to mismanagement (espe cially. when the operator is unskilful) which may lead to fatal consequences. In his optnien, the de plorable circumstances thst ensued in the present ease, must have bees partly created by a temporary insanity, atisine from the discovery of the injury and mischief that had taken place either front acci dent. natural e mists, or the infirmity of mankind. Ihe Prisoner, in his defence, stated, that he had ailed to the best of his judgment. l'ie called about 14 ternale Witnesses, ail of whom lie had been in the praftice of attending. Six of them were only examined, it being th.tugil sufficiently evident that he could not have been alluated by malicious or wilfully inky - ions motives towards the unfortunate persrin deceased. who, as one of his patients, bad come under his c Lord hlt. LEN soaotcn having, with great justice and huiellanity, made up his mind upon the case, be fore the'avidence was concluded, put it to the Jury to say, whether or not it was necessary , in their opts n, that he should address them upon the suThet ? they expressed a desire to near him, and his Plldship aciordingly did so. He observed, thatitelthough. the crime 'in the indictment was &insect as murder, yet, in order to prove a crime of test nature, it was necessary to snow that the Pr.sOner had rifted wilfully and maliciously, and wit:: malice aforethought. This •he believed no pei son iu Court could, alter what they had heard, imagine the Prisoner had 'been titi7ty of. Al though, however, it could not be deemed mur der. yet a case might occir where it might be reckoned mairslaughtei. lit order to constitute event that crime, it wal necessary to show not only a culpable anisconJtilt, but even such a great .e -gree of criminal moconduct, as Would render a per sor onfit cc be employed in than learned and use ful Profession.. and make Lim a criminal in the eye or (lie law. 11,,less they c'tuld deted the Prisoner in such a total Ar..t gross want of skull, or of culpa ble and feria:Mal cell/rect.,. as Silladld prevent him from praintsii.g unit . uazalsious employment, he was not an oiled to: ianishment. The leasrawriJ users then Anrmadverted, with great nicety mad precision, open the evidence of the pity: sicians anelot..it medical mem And put it to the feeltpip. of te. Jury, %vitae Mould be .dae coast. queadeisi if ger,fierarb in that learned and WOO profifaepy were, litiOn every occasion,' when* den geregi. bun necessary operation tail,d of its weld for success, to be brought before a Court of Justite.. sect irldiekd as criminals? If such ware to be the erne: they (thedury) their wives, and thew.tamiliese J mutest be deprived or .that medical assiatanem-whiete esesi in desperate cases, might be the means 41 saving human .xistenee. to. The. Jury, after a sort consideration, weyrined the Prisoner of the charge of wilful or malt clots misconduet, by reuuuing a verchtt of Asa Ciint was remarkably crowded, and a great number esf medical gentlemen, besides those yeti welt eznalined, were present. • p s. ' CLERKLN ;PILL IiNqONS. isicts's Netts. ocr. 30. The Court irsi &tat an early hokr, ilasonse queues of do .olgoAsei trial of ch. nic k A. pia Earl GC iesborough at on the Benih .- With the hiagiitratis ; Colonel was under him, with his Counsel, Metals. Glitadc and &Band: application, in a very low voice; was wadi by "Mr. ALLEY, on the pats of Andrews, to post pone the trial until the nexeSessions. • As far as we could understand s it was seconded by a pirscatat request of the Counsel to have it geared, in con sequenemof his ,attendance being requisiteron a very inaPottatit cas: at die Old Bailey this day. Colois:1 Davison eddressed - the 'Nutt •on the un etniao4ablehesa of the applications- 4 . Reported 111.. dulgtiscits wev,e already.given to Andreas, and still endeavoured to Stacie k legal investigation. I stied not here" ail - the. Coloael, "alone to seek legal redress for injory sartimpusition, but } labour ler the public intent& is bringing an offender to ohlistinent, and in 'teseuing my own chiraiter from the untoetudatre imputation of having ever kdown him. On the last Session., at the request et the netendatt, his trial was postponed, he having proitt.sed, at his awn expense, to have taken out * listrai Lora, and appeared here this days now Le, in conifer:ninon to every former engagement, seeks for a !tenter poetponement, no doubt with the Itepe of tiring Inc out, and unsmately escaping the punishment rue to his criminality. lets tealiyi a grievance imposed upon my witnesses 7ot have their time so repeatedly and tutsatistaaotily wasted, sod I am afraid, should 1 secede to the proPossason of the Learned Gentleman, Mr. Alley, unless • have his guarantee to the contrary, there will be some other excuse en the next Sessierirs." Mr. nt.LLY said, he could take upon hiniielf to fix next Tuesday ; but he pledged hin.selt to have isndrevrs (whose frauds are now sortverted into debts. for wind' he is in custody in Newgate) the i r ecoesi day of the nest Scut ~,,, . Niotetteith, he win Milling to admit-is evidence. the depositioui stt any of the witnesses fur the prosecution, as taken helots the Magistrates. Colonel I demon haying conferred with the Earl of Acalitagh. who could sot, from circumstances stunt! on Tuesday 'next, observed, tbat as he' e4slitil to collo m in all things to his Lordship's cam el:away:, he wet satisfied to have the nest posh. posses until the second day in the next Seseioirs, under the guarantee of Mr. Alley, that Andreeri will be then brought up. Mr. ALtiT—vie Oa, or I will thiow up my brief. sretvistmesnase. A few days ago, Jet* Dempster, late teller to Thi.tle Bank ot Glasgow, absconded. leaving • deficiency in his ICCOUIRS to the amount ot 10,0001. he was, however, pursued to Portpatrick, where tao was apmehonJect, brought back to Glasgow, sad lodgedin gaol. (la Wednesday morsiog a male vtiild we. tolled bilitnst Great-Park-place, bath. The Jury, atter a long investigation, rsturned a vertifift tit iwyni markt tier against sons % pri son in persons unknown. The lat.:y was *napped to a bit us green baize, and kid • • Aram it wall: • NellrelL MITI:LICENCE. • • yo•Timour4,_ocr 29. Arrived a French privateer lugger, this evening ; it cannot be learned this night by what ship she has been captured. Arrived the Phuriaet, Cwt. Palmer ; and the Frolic sloop from the Westward ; Anna6,lla "Ma, Capt. Williams, from Rochfort, for Riga, with salt, detained by the narrrer; Yowl Meth-rick, . Capt. l.itecz; and the Les Ben Wens, Dorman, from Riga. The Crocodole, of '24 guns. for the Cape, is gone dawn to St. Helen's, to wait for a fair wind. The Marlborough, of 74 guns, is to be sent to Cawsand Ray the moment she comes in sight from the Downs. Dropped down to St. Helen's His Majesty's ship Stattra.—Wind N.W. ►T To4OUTH, OCT. ea. Arrived His Majesty's ship I.:audit-Ih, of 74 guns, Hnn. Capt. Curzon, from Vs oolwich ; and the Lon don, from a cruise. Sailed for Portsmouth His Majesty's ship ne:fird, Capt. DiMrs ; and Dement sloop, 16 guns, Capt. Goate.—Wind N.N.E. VALMOUTI4, OCT. 27. Arrived the iligrristown, armed brig, with a fleet of coasters under convoY, Irons the wecward. Sailed the Quern Ciartotte packet, Capt. Mudge, with wails fot the Leeward Islands. —WinJ N.E. YARMOUTII. OCT. 29. Just arrived the Swed;sh frigate Fre , ,a, having on bnard Lnuts XVIII. and suite; also arrived in the Roads ISO sail of transports, laden with storm, from Copenhagen ; a numher of line-of-battle ships are now in the offing, but it bin-ring fresh at W.N.W. and foggy, it is supposed they will nut come in. DEAL. OCT. 2:). Arrictd His Mojestr's ships 7inntpeuse from a cruise; and the Fyi/a. from Yarmouth ; and remain in the [lawns with His Majesty's ship:. kc.as per last.—Wind W.N.W. zivsavont., Oct. 29. Extiaa do letter from Capt. Lewis, of the ship Qiaaa. to, his pv:rers.in Liverpool. dated August 30,1807, in lit. 17. 9. W. long. 59. 20. W.—" 1 am sorry to inform youithat two days ago we fell in with the Fretieh schooner privateer La V, agraive, C.iptain 'Ugh . ; 'front' Guadeloupe, of twelve 9. pounder auronzdes, and one hundred men, out two months. Aifour p. tn. she came alongside. . and l ane:opted to boatel us on the larhoard-quartet. .dif fire,: shot away tier foremast and bowsprit, and took foor of the bnarders prisoners; the first mate, folder the crew, and two of the prison is wounded. 'Ube affirm lasted till seven o'clnck, when we made sail auJ joined the Hannah. lam sorry to say that I received a shot through inj thigh, And am grazed in the face with musket shot." Ex , rall of a letter ;from Car. Thomas Lightly. of the ship Ilan a& of thli port. bound to Kingston, Jet‘iiiili t * to Of 0 min datactoff Antigini, 30th Au;"jh t,; tib7' "I am liappf to inform you that we irel i eb far slanted' ao time visage to Jamaica. JIVp (ell in (besng In eompany with the Diem*, CiPt., for 1 - 114tij r 'wfth a Yrerieh• privateer belong. Jag to Gitedalntipe, momitinkli nine pounders, and' Cat rylhg ItYvttien, boa the . tagrahips being together beat him off' after a long engagement, dismasted him, and left his in a sinking state, in lat. 17.30. long. 5 .30." ' ' A vessel 'arrived oft Thirstlty in 14 days from Memel. The Captain awes. that the kin g of rtus , A *43 OM at that port, where it is understc.ed he will remain for the winter, and that towards the spring he will proceed to Berlin. His MaJesre is very popular among the inhabitants of Memel, who appear to soothe his feelings by every manifestation of a sincere sympathy in hie fate. He daily walks and rides abroad; accompanied generelly hut by one atieedset. Hit conversation with such of the inha liitarcs as he happeos to meet, is perfeltly free, and of that nature which never fails to interest the peo ple in the fate of a great man, without diminishing their respell for his station. His Woes:l-es habits are peculiarly temperate. somewhat resembling those of out own Sovasssoe. He is on his usual walk by sir o'clock in the morn• ing, breakfasts by eight, dines by Two, and takes a ride afterwards. His time ler .retiring to bed is generally about eleven. The strong marks of attachment which His NI. JaST v has experienced from the people of Memel, are supposed there to be the caa - .• of his long-intended residence among them. Bill we rather think there are other teasons for his delay in returning to Berlin. Thursday died, in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, the poor man who was beret on Arotsday last by the accidental tweaking of a bottle of ethereal spirit of vitriol, in the chemical lahorateries at Apothecaries' }La. Iltg great atteation /mad to the deceased, at the Hospital, refleSi the highest credo an the mw dical gentlemen who attended him, but the case was too desperate to be relieved. On Sunday, the 8 h inst. between the hours of eleven and twelve at night, as the Newcastle mail Coach was returning to Carlisle, on descending anwis-11111, the coupling reins of the leading nes gave Way, conseqseatly the driver lost all command of the animate. When they came to the southern ertemity of the loridge over the river Eden, the leading horses. wheeled to the river, where they bad been aucirstonied to water, and notwithstanding every exerting miens mail* the driver, they sus. eeedild in &egging the coach from the causeway. The suddee &celerity between the read and tLa tenter overturned thw•toaelr, and the shiver. the guard. and • sailor. fair (melds passenger) were thrown to a considerable distance from their seats. Atwitter poor tar, of the name of Aurirosv JoMN aroma, (likewise an outside passenger). oe his way to Whicellaven, determining to •• stick to the vessel as - leng as she was seaworthy," unfortunately bad his leg broken. Th., situation of .three gentlemen in the inside now became perilous is the extreme, as the leading horses were still struggling for the river ; but providentially they were stepped ether ea by the driver and guard. who escaped. ' hurt, and bad gone to th e ass i s t ance o f t h e passes - Igen, whin, we are happy to state, received not she ,Least personal injury. • The - poor sailor. who hoes, :the Carlisle. is iiaa -fair Array of ' , moo.' ,sessrausilisi being paid to hiss by Mr. flellitter . ritheawedieed et that bout. to .rillotiate his Mss. haw; . • SPORTING INTEUIMENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, 1407. . •—•-e• THURID•Y, OCTOIMI 29. Handicap Sweepstakes of Op. each. DM. Mr. Lake's Byrn whin., 3 yrs old, 7st. 61b. . . 1 Lord G. H. Cavendith's Pagoda, 5 yri old , II 10Ib. Duke of Grafton's Barbarian, 9 yrs old; 7st. ISlb. . 3 Mr. C. ll.owne's Woodman, 9 yrs o'd, gat 131 b. . 4 3 to t against Nympldna--7 to ♦ against Pagodawr-2 to 1 against Barbarian. The fallowing having doclared R. are to pay only 9gs each. Mr. Bradley's Protgal, 5 yrs old, 9st. Mr Ally's brother to Horribly Las, 4 yr; old. sit. 6 , b. Duac re Grafton's Musisian, 3 yrs old, dd. bib. Mr. Arthur's Zodiac, Mt. beat Mr. Fermor's Hippomenes, Sat..slb. Ab. M. 10Cgs. h. ft. 5 to 4 against Zodiac. Lor4 Foley's Blowing, beat Mr. Arthur's Wretch, Rte. each Y C. 200 gs 6 to 1 on Blowing. Lord Sackville's Bustard, beet Mt. Lkirrs Cardinal, Sat. 41., each. Ab. M. 2b3ti. h. R. 6 to 4 on Bustard. M•. Lloyd's Cardinal, Sat. Slb rec. 7 sgi. Inn Mr Payne's Tudor, A..t Twu•tr. Mil C. 2COgs. h ft. Lord Sackville's Bustard, Elst. 71b. SOta. from Mr. Lake'. Tim, 74. 311). Two-yr. old C. 1100 gs. b. ft. SPORTING EX fitioRDINARY. On Tuesday last the passengers in the New Road were gratified in a most eminent degree by a singu lar Fax Chase. which, for ten minutes, afforded un common diversion. Several months past a fine dog ; lox was seen towards evenirg, playing in the nursery belonging to Mr. Hill; and fur some time parts of lambs and poultry have Isteti found in Several pinata; tions adjoiaing his haunts. Oa Tuesday last the gardeners assembled, about a dozen in number. and beat the nursery s R. ',nerd, finding himself d;s• covered, made a brush along the whole line of the nursery ; b;ing turned, be was making towards the paling. his usual road to Highgate a nd Hampstead, when the owner of Durham Cottage unchain-d his mastiff, who immediately shade it 'revel take a se cond turn, which bring in the face of the gardeners WAS fatal to his as he was taken by a Gentle man ; however he is preserved. and is 03W at Dur. ham Cottage. He is remarkably large, with a beau- tilul brush, and fierce beyond dearriptioa. -1 7li tt CO The Comet was seen at the Macfarlane Obser; vatory, on the gith, at seven o'cliick, p. nr. situated to the Not th-East of the star Beta in the constcllation Herce/is,uistant from that star 2 degrees 15 minutes . Its right ascension 247 degrees 90 minutes—its de clination 22 degrees 45 minutes Noah. The following lnformatiou with seeped to the, course of this interesting stranger, lately arrived M. our pat t of the Solar System, may not be uoacceptc able to the young astronomer. It is . composed of 'observations made at the Macfarlane Observatory • and elsewhere, and will enable such as have ace's' to a Celestial Glass, or Map of the Heavens, to trace the progress of the Comet for the last three weeks . ? Places seen. Day. , A. Dectin At E , linburgh. . . Ott. 4. ...OSP'. London, . . • 6. 119. 7. Allaciaaant Observatory. t 8. " 161. 9. Glavow, 3 V. 132. 10. City ..1 Glasgow, . . 13. 334. 14. • Lawless . . • 31.. 343. Matt:adios Uttsersat.ny . 46. p 46, t. Duo siati; . 347. • 43. - - IMA 1 NG. A viiy obstinate ?itched battle was fought on Wednesday, at the village of tient.ley, near Black. water, for a •t.ikr ul ftfty guineas..bctween Ftewera, the fighting coachman, who, by his former exhibi tions, had acqtiired some celebrity, and an athletic man, about six feet in height, of the name of Jonas, who travels the country as, a chair-maker, and a noted professor of gymnastic exercises. The par ties had a dispute at a country jai& ithich led to . this combat. The contest commenced in favour of the coach . man, who, in the tirst few rounds convinced his ad• ye y, that his notion of boxing was not theoroe, tical, fur he kept stopping and advancing, until fte, got to a good hitting length, whin he rallied fort., ouslv, and put in some tremendous blows. He,. however, was often stopped by .I.fnas, on whom the hits did not seem to make much impression, rad who, in return, hit round and awk w ardly, but swiftly. . . . lbe coachman bad been hit so much in about the 9th, 10th, and Ilth rounds, that atter half an hour had expired, it required a very good judge to tell who had the best of the battle. Flowers did not fall off, but his adversary improved in hitting dur ing the battle, and at the expiration of an hour, the word "enough" would have been gratifying to each, but they continued to fight till by nature it was suspended for ten minutes, neither being able to come again at the end of the 50th round. After waiting the above time the combat was renewed, and the combatants fought halt an hour longer, when the coachman resigned the contest to his ad versary, after having won nine successive battles. The time occupied in the battle was two hours with in five minutes. A match against tame, for one hundred gu'was between. E. Atutteui, and J. E. SCHOLIS. Esqes was decided on Saturday last, on the road from Market-Weighton, Yorkaiire, to Pccklington New Inn. Mr. Scuor.es's bay mare, five years oid, was to walk, trot, and gallop, three miles each, within the hour; which she performed with penal ease, i■ fifty-seven minutes and nine seconds. Odds at starting, three to one iu favour of the snare. She never *nee broke pacel An advance has taken place in the salaries of the several offices of Excise, in the following propor tion, viz. colledors from 301. to Sol. supervisors, 401. oolltdors' clerks, 401. foot-walk officers, 151. and riding officers, 101. par ann. A robbery of considerable extent has been com mitted upon the stores of the Royal Artillery, in the 'citadel of Hall, by four men of the Artificers' de. !nutmeat, who had embezzled a quantity of brass !asid copper, at different times, and sold it to a tradesman of the neighbourho o d at very inferior .Two of the offenders are Astsktbdy ; the , 1 101fiet two have made their escape. 111,141K175. cOitll t*CHANGE, CC? SO. Atm b but • middling supply of %%inset foe this d e Melba, and the %rad 3 still ColitiilUel very dull sale, at sae variation in price _Marley is d.4 , 0 , ...—0 u itd Malt n ear l y priCill. Whits Peas at less; Grey and beans, „t tl., I. kind., are rather highs i Mit• its lit role.auln supply, arm 41 'edict,: nearly at oar last tutreocy. Fbdu horpg at th, 4 . 1 Lotion. CURRENT PRICE 0,4 , • Li/1i Wheet.• •••• . • Sfli. 45a. GOO Tick T ame "...Ms. lib 04! Fine , In ... ~ ,651. 63, 0at...". ...M e 2g. 3,1 , Rya (Mew) Milt (Old) 64.. 70.. Oci • Rap* And ...... Th. eS , i White Pnas.. 135 i. 14:at G. Vime F 10411..... sus 51, , A. Grey Peas f;es 70.. Qll. SOODride ...... „.. 6 6 ,. &MIS (Old) S7a. 65. 04 4). 64. UXBRIDGB. • • • The Corn Inspector's Retur.i —7l•wM7s Out. Wheat, per load l5l —.4 to 171 10e Barley, per quarter 4;. —I so 4/s 04ts . No Uo, ...di tie slls —d .41; • Pease per quarter its to 64a PRICE Or HOPS. •Acs. ..rocates. Kent 4l 131 to SI I( -nt „ „ii is to 6: 16, Suites 4l lOs to M Ss Susses .• ..Os to of LIM% •41 101 to it 3, r.ustuus ...p a total Oe 1 1 SkIITHPIELD, OCT. 50. 71tis day% Market had a pretty gresd supply of dill„, kinds of Cattle. Reef is cheaper thee oor tau raNn ; Lamb ant Veal are dearer ; Mutton and Pork target la 4 pmt; sod I the trade, for the moor put, is Ls 144 over brisk. The sales 14 1 the Haymarket were somewhat dull. Hay and Clever hae a , dropped in price since Monday's market ; Stra w (A c t e d s b.", ter m lc:. The (4111,4 Mg prices and 'workers ale au acclaims Stateinera : • To sink the offal per atone of Vb. Sod S.. 6d to SC 4J lICAD Of TIM DAT.; 16(441411....31. 6d. to Is. 44. beasts. ....,• .. Gil Veil. ..,..6s. od. to is. lid Sh eep and Lambs ....„.. 6,550 Larnab:....sr. Gil. to So. 6d. Calves too' Path 5s 64 to Ga. N. P12l SMITHFIELD IAkIirIIKET. Nap 21.15 k or& h M. Stow lll. M. to SI. fa. U. Clever al. Ss. to 61. is. IN. NCWGATE ANL) LEAterNuALL MARKETS. Ell the 'Cii,C.4lNt. SW. is 44 to Of SPIVIrid 31 P 0461 'Js 44 Winos ....Ss VI to Os 84 I Pork. Os Oal to 6. 04 i a Lamb Ss 441 to 3s 4cl. r , PRICES OF If itY ANI.I STRAW, TlislcolosT. ST. /AKIO!. WIIITTCH A MI. lITT 41 •S to a—, I ttry . 41 Os to 61 So Straw ll 16e to 51 19a Neer . 01 —, so 01 —..s Clover 5l S. to 61 12s Stave 11 14. to V i. COAL-MARKET, Ott. SO. j • Slops at Markit Sold. Prim. St ..Newcimal• 11 .. Su n4erland 6 ..Coldess • 0. 2 17. •NI• I Bs 04 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. .. Sank Stock S per Cent. Rs*sod 6li S 1 ' 5 per Cent. Catnesial . . CI: A per Cent ICJ 'lb per Cent. Navy Ltula Ann. l7l 7-H4 94 t .1 ()mutant . Pau . pulse Boa* Exchequer aqa a. ,a prem. I • Enith.h Lately Tuirsta .: Consols, Ink ..,•.., ran 623 ' •r" " —l i. Ssuelcbtelter s „ fin. 4, CernhilVand 9, Charm-crate. IRISH srocka Ore. Gevenyeept Derenturou 31 pis cost ii..vosnap.vnt Debeutems 5 pm Cent •...,.. alyitSl2 EXCI 11■1212rdam ?. 2 U .1 :HANOI, *pow • • As i .val Lisboa , t.d. . • Dobl in • . :, • 4 • Cork _ !latest .. 94.11 Rotterdam 4 2 U. las - abate% .... 94 4 2%U. Innis 54 3 2411. ar:s 1 4404 t 23 16 Ditto. a .24 •••• 9 U. Northman .... 24 •••• Maritid in paper. Data 4O affect. Palerato ••••• in parer. pa to 39, etfect. Saba/ la. Me. 391 491 . 1 . l• • • •• •• 44i Portugal riuld in Cab . . • and Bars ier as New Doubleena.• Nee Delais.. - ;...* S SOver io Bass..u. s Nee Louts alp& .. Asia of the nedias4 S per Oise. r-- . hiILgTING OF .CIIIIDITOR, AT GOILINiALL, Mptel3.4lr. N. IL. fotin Richardmri, Somimet street. Gendrnan's-fields, London, mathematical instrument maker - -1 10 RIR 111 Tho Logy of Wm. &slog Geoid. Esq. of a ass. Dk:AXI IS. • TAtely, is Dublin, Mrs. Weid, wife of haae Weld, Esq. •f that city. On Monday last, MM. Itrock, relict of Mark ?trick, Ese of ?shown, Devon, and daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Bate; Roffor of Relston, and Vicar n Westleigh. On Semis, last, in the parish of St. Thome% Mt , . Visa" berth Gay, shied daughter of the Rev. N. Gay, Ate Vicar of Newton 3t. Cyres. On Monday 'morning. at his house at Childers% Arthuf Ondow, Ems- aged 5?, Collector*, the Cements all.werperil. On Saturday awning, George Kett, teulfersaius,. aged 76, wes found dead in hie boat, at the ferry-boot lamling, NAY- Shields. In lock's' her up the preceding night, he had or glected to allow a sufficient length of chain for her to tinsel& the tide, and the boat adjoining cot across her bow, snit wit KT. As he had been in the hatnt of sleeping in his boat, it is Supposed that he thee net his death. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY. AT LONDON•IIRIDGI. Ohm 4.. min. after .... A I Even. a... min afar..... ' : SALE BY AUCTION, 1. BIBLIOTHECA REEDIANA. By Messrs. ICING and LOCHEE, At their Great Room, SS, Kinrstreet, Covent-Giotto, 0 ° MONDAY, NOT. 2, leer. and SS following days (Sweep excepted, at 12 o'clock, SHE Curia°, sod Retentive LIBRARY of the S. late ISAAC REED, Esq. of Staple inn, decemml, Pali for of the lam !Althea of Shakespeare, comprchandrag • molt extraordinary collar:lion of look., in Eirgli , h Literature, Pr.:* titularly relating to the Ines% Drama and Poetry, roarer of Mum extremely scarce, and eancrivd by !Us M.S. Notes and Üboemstiolas r Together with hie Mamma.", Plant', Books of MN% Book-cases, May be viewed till the time of sale, and cataloguet bad at the room, illuatrated with a Portrait of Mr. toad, pries 10. LONDON :—?rioted by 0. 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