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CIRCUIT 1N14.1 LI6I NCE, Perth. 951 April, 11 2 .07. T.e C:, ^..irClurt of .Tustieidr_!- te opened tlegt. on 'f.leidAy ta. t, the Right ti. 9. Luids CRAIG ani ARAIArAL 6. The ( cur , . proccede4 wit!' eke Irbil of Aim i 1 7r si 11/, .l ,h, r, James He I. ton. Iffh'hom hn Theisen sailors in Ki:icarclino, and krukrge, chtvtruk•r accu.ed of violent. ly asiautting, beating, hrrisi g, and otherwise mat. treating, a young woman et then:true of Elizabeth Cornier. and of expoing fur nitk d on the public ;netts of Ki.;ciirdine. Airer 44 / and liavir.g absconded, sentence 11iizi stint, WAS proni.iinc..d a7,,in , t them. 't he Joey t• and the libel p , o,aaa against S!iort, aid Rankine, and thy were ,entenced to be re. committed to the 't ribr.cth of Petth. therein to he th-teilard ti al t he 2`3d Jay of Jane nest, And from thence to be tt ti,,,i,tted to the garl of Calrois, and noon •lre first Wedneta..) thereafter to txs taken to ard;ne, and there to be pui,tiely whipped, and thereafter to be set at fiber , y, upon their finding cau tion ro k-ep the p-act for twa ye under a pe. natty of fifty pounds each. 'the Jury havirg fou.,d the libel against James Henderson ton proven, lie war tusinissed from toe bar. Conn •el far the Crown, Mr. :11.Crn4:4oesits, Ad wriece De• ute.—F-ir the Pannels, Mr. la'Astr sad liir• HA" wiz, AdV,CAIC,. Tht C % yi t give ju2rnew. in •;ic i!IWS of Brireal. l'rPiLllta • •-• ~. ~: LAIr Dr77IIIOENCE. COURT OF KINTS BENCH, WISTMIPIOLP, A►RIL The Court r'4l occur !%—r• MI: 1« of tt:is day in hearing and ciecid,g p-r«foo•ery motions !4n n«w trials, amongst m.h:,h the tc.: writig were :he only ones worthy of in, PON ~: I'7l. .1!(7 N. D. gronecis, in )13,4 , 4 been reentnrnendel by a meet ing of meresarts romerous and respectable thm he hid ever ssitnessed ,o esker. He had thei ur every reason to th: thjt he should be rn ~et hitns, if . e!ectr.! inc of their Represent. He could Af.swe them, that slinn!d it so barren, his duty tosses,!. them woold I. ad him to pr , teet !le mercantile interes:s of the Cry of Lon don, as well proteet the Kirg And Co. 'Mu tton. He en .eluded with begging t:lem '•' remem ber. the a mote s.:crifice t , an t:.at ct mere attendance, noon thareceas: , n, was neces.:a7y. An atlive earvaing, ami some s tcria:e of an at! eilda , ce up‘m enmnrrlv-es, , vas 41 , 0 T.( frran those vrin4e V°Cattolli of teivrr. ; and h itch ezer:ons he %.:As periedly confitlent "Of sucCeif. Ik!ONI.rdEnT TO THE MF.‘IOAY OF LORD NELSON A sp',,o I N ,vat ti the memory of the I •ly G•ri Neist n. is at,: tob even:A At Li- I I , ' • y pa. le sa.,.cr:phon. is he riecti .Wel hr Nti George F•iu s-ulpro!, of Oa! place, - - 41"rilegv.r• in P:lr. a com.)ot;t.or. of differ. furl unites the hecavy e•f enat•bl- myth th• ciew.o);ltty cl brenie. •lr. itttilock •)ta's published t:.e tollnwing des:l;l4. )n ..t the mr)cicl, "Lich has been apprnveJ oi by the Commi•tee : • ..in rltie catu r i of Lnrd fielarn. 1 EAve endea. •qrno...d to express that cairn and dignified comrsure iv6ich he was 63 pr , -eminently distinguished in the liner of danger :—his rig gy is, therefore, ;lain and simple. placed in a firm ina decided arti•ode ; the Union Flag and An. liar Are I !tr,.. - :!.n:ei the akistinguishing marks of Li: ;.r utal :attic. at the .sa me time pt.twlng nu t he rnrariii by which hi: 1..91 ■nd ghly were. ot;;Aired The pecieval rn which the stand*, i.l 'reit, led willi a double coil of Brit!eb cable. restirg or the plinth. and rill icheil by the reprogent,moel of tii form princ:p.4l engagement", •m. St. V ;, tent, t! c Nat, Copenh tg 'ltafat- gar; four figures rt vielnry, wl•rue havoc ate m i l t ed y crowns of laird, lucre - vied over each battle, are the supporters of tf,ts ct.luron, represetittag an un broken chain of si lenifid victories. 71,e cornice of the column. is corn,>,-.-.eil of leaves of British oak ; On 'he gab plinth .ire seated four natuic;il figures, emb!..rastical nt the four great Lulea tivight ; eiere figures do not convey any idea of c.ip tirity, a2.ire than is absolutely te ce-ssary t w defeat ; the body of the alb:plinth is entiche I with toe heads of 'he feor ships in w!.ieh •titete Millinnt etpinits were aclitcych : .1! tir.ce Isedertioing the glory of the '•Fe Asti•; by which its glory WAS C.):.firrrr' “ rit• heads of the men of war are t he flc *Pik, et the respeP.n•C s! - .irs, as in aCtt. r, etit,ve,irtg In p.ttinity the identity of the in:': v1::0,41 tres►ls which cowributed to fit its fame on an immutable nave. The whnltt is errettni on mu: al hase, •i;:!srcled by four Lon, tuotgont, errible anatieal of the iretigen. , u. and naval eat .or of Gtriit Britain, forming the grand buissallito.J.e wh intimat*•tg. Oa. enurige is 'Le so:-.-sr guide to rival lory. Os, the prej•:lt:;g sides of the mot LI bast, rai.ed bronze it-rs, appears a deceripti,,n of every tattle. and of every ship 'r' aced, together trel , :, c hat c i i:s opponcnt, and on the front the sum tltA A' the reisel,i rik-n and destr-,yed, by which • 411... h otai:.'s name hec tines enrolled with Chit d •tris and is handed down to future ages, toge ther writ. hi. beloved an.l ianiented chief. This ma • stwn:en-, the grateful effusion •41.berol'ty to bi itish J.-parted excellence, r lei from an enc;r -• qtrsorangl-, cr•n ,530 feet of water, to he aupf iied by the pipcs „iready fixed, 3ad which caneas..y^ • rot:wit tc Ire,i the reservoir, appear ' ing to itive Isom t, ur plated in the interme &ate s:sacis of the mural base, representing the fe , ir gr. at and rriocipal rivers of England, Ireland, • utland. and Wales, a; contribt.ting to commerce, and mornerii g that naval exert.r.o., t'f,e cultivation of which has so fi•mir cetorntec the maritime in termit and 'macs n: proud ald h • ppy i•land. T:ie circle is enr.-rnria-Tied by a roil . . c' inartat:on cf boarding bet, iiloalitted by s:•ips' 14•1:iorrs ; the craning an rnriched Yavel Pl- . 4:ir, of an -order almost nr.w. strillly t : e , i ,; (; of in411.7n arcHterqure, in all its r'irtieratoi,, a nd powcbsirl4 the pc 1- , , , nrar•0,d41 ion r f •n -dested p , ..f0rri;...,, t•ris ,, ,i.ei us se , a,.-)4I 1 , ,r its • : Ift-rarn :1 1 ,ikeir• t, heit• i trod.ictli, nor i t! " ittpthwe ; a, it vas her n my princi:)4l er▪ n`iiition to iireEt such ••a••r , cei moniqp-nr, w fir • 5t.n4.10 f., at 01411 rice tell t.^ tory of that }ie..), ;tons still lament, r ••.yry to .yosicrit, :;:.• i:nyarris:led tai..! of 13,•.irt4 cou rage, Jo :Inuit, 6.4 sFte n. PP,NTICI Thic was the (-a:ce ti,,• wl , O as a pauper, ag.irs7 a ntricon, i ursk:Utline•s aa.l ne g li A r t we in ("17,:1.;7 frS 111"3: - Cn • •1 he c.tuie was lat f-r El -word, arti a veidiktt oLE A ta c :.l icr the Derr,dan•. A few da'ys 1;:o, Mr. G•ten , y ribtained a con ditional tale fr.r a 1..•`. , Htl, r;1 the grout•ds ut ruir•direEtion by the L. itns,.l .1.1 :go. fully ;e -ported in our ulti 1: int! ,y, t:.e IS:1; inst. From the Judge's tiro , rt of the trial below, it ap peared there was no evid, , r.ce adduced to pv.ve the negligence of the su:,.fecin ; a d the Leaned Judge slid, he c0u1..1 nut try a matter uncertain as the skilfulness or unskilfulness of 4ny surgeon or phys:, i.in. Mr. S:rjeant SHrPHERD, in support of the original verditl, observed, that in truth this was the szelion of Mr. Kingston, the surgeon who had c.,m pleted the cure of this poor shoemaker, and made use of his name, to destroy the reputation of his rival and neighbour. He !hen advested to an expression of the Learned Judge who tried the cause, which struck hilts very forcibly, and which was, that, " unless negligence was proved, no verdiet cculd be given to the Plaintiff; as otherwise country surgeons would be put in a very unpleasant pre dicament, if they were to be sullied to aCrons for unskilfulness, 6-rause, perhaps, they might not per fecto a cute with as ti 1.1 , h skill as Mr. Cline, Mr. Abernethy, or Dr. Hume npttlit do" Pic Learn ed Judge also had said. that it was not fit to balance the skill of .4 surgeon in such very nice scales; and, unless a6lual n,rt;liFrnce was in proof, there was no ground to affect the Defendant. Air. Gust: sv, on the other hand, contended, that he was not permitted to go into proof el unskilful ness upon the trial bel..w. as the Learned Judge had put a stop to further ex %mutation of witnesses ; and, therefore, upon these grounds, there should be a new trial. Lord ELLENIOROUGH-0. I observe that Mr. Kingston impute,) it eittirely s to carelessness in the its-t flv a an t, and therehae, the evidence did not raise the question of unskilfulness; and, however I may differ from the Learned Judge, with rented to the skill necessary for a country surgeon, the questiun of carelessness came fairly before the Jury, and upon that they were to decide." Rule disch. , ged. • KIRK 0. JOHN matiheas, Thi.: was also a motion for a am trial, the Plaintiff having brought his ailion agsirst the De-. fendant int 90i. for cickades and ri'Au:o; Aapplied to thin at the time of the Eledion fur the to , rriugh of Leice‘zei, and of which the licter.dant cortt-r.ded tivd brother, Sir Williara Manaero, had gua r d the payment. 'l'l,e Cotisi said, from the report. it sufficiently a.speareti that Ow Plainuff crinsiderel the Detenchilt his dentor tlicsitinholit the whole .transaCtion, and rot Sir William Nunn:Ts ; end that the .1)-ifendant seemed to have considered him in the same way. lne Rule for a new trial was consequently re• fused. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. JACIVON L. COLI\iAN. nis was an Adtion fur Assault, tried the last As. sit=s for Noriolk, when a verdia of 2001. dat=ges, wa. found for the Plamt'ff. Some days agn, Mr. Sirjeant S►LtmM obtained a Con&ti.mal Rule, for a new trial, on the grounds of excessive dantiges ; and this day Mr. S.-tjeant BRST sl.Pwed cause against riot rule, is suppurt of tne verdid It ;;ppe irrd. from the report of the Learned Judge, who t—ed rye that the Plaintiff in this case W Q:l4l,cr. :slid the Defendant a Clergyman. both of wh.:in were upwards of 60 years of age. Upon a Vis'tati.)n, held by the Bishop of the Diocese, all the Clergynism of the diocese, trustees of the poor, &c. d;n.i.l with his Glace, as usual upon such ocea. .111-hr bring one of the trustees of the rim., two or three persons distant from iit : in the course of the evening they prim i d tut trai,sto some public business, and the Del:old:tot v. as in tlie chair. It being necessary for the Plaintiff to sign some papers, the Defer Jail: called to him for that purpose, in a vet y insulting manner; st:d, de hsd an brains," and "he *mild pull his iss's ears," rcc. The Defendant :hen tiiqiiiird tor the Plaintiff's daughter, who it Was un. ;•ad seen abauc!.e.i by a persan of the mume of li.cosislr, or Kenib!e, and carried into Yo i ktlii:e ; and told him, "If he Would take some of Kendall's physic, it would clear his bea;ss." Plaintiff an: wered, that. " if he re peated that person's name again, be was a scoun. drel ;" upon which the Defendant immediately rush horn his seat, went up to him, and struck him a vioient blow across ale lice with his open hand. Mr. Serjyant SELLON contended, that the first pi oeocation was given by tl.e Plaintiff himself ; and as the Anion was brought for an injury suffered from a blow, which was to very triflng, arid nut r ;candalcus words spoken, i.e trust e d the Court w. ntd see, thas this was not a case for such cssirbi taht damages. The Coot's., however, thought the first provoca• tioa came from the Defendant ; for, it was impos ta say, v hat :night have been the insult intended, in speaking of the Plaintiff'. daughter, and her se ducer ; beside% in other respells, the Plaintiff .i.;:med to have eonduaed himself with great tern = tier and moderation, throughout tht transaiaion ani it *as to be also recollected, that this assault Wok place in a public assembly. The best way, ther.?fore, of making this gentleman keep the peace, in tuaire, would be to let the vettha stand as it was. ..Rule refused. The Fishermen of Richmond caught, on Tuesday night, a , surgeon, eight feet long, in a small net. and it is now rowed to a Itviessel in the River Thames, at the back nt the 1 / 4 -4stle Garden, and is ashilliritv at iltrki•Dtnee a hea viola to its being --04 - •.R reLR'E . . N. aNaIMI oe-ttss. YesterJaf. an informati. , n was laid before tt,e Louts I a Yt'll. against the owner of a package of w,, 0 11, 0 yarn, h t•t h•en zed scmc d.irs since, at thc S.van len, Holborn loidge, the pack zge being m h ti:e words, wo len yarn," .h.cording to 271 t. I Aft of Pailiain..l.t, :rnde to prevent smiaggrnig that commodity ont of t!•e kcn•tdom I he owner of the yam ts I 1 his Lordship. it w owing to th! igno rance of the per.on who sent it ftom the c ountry, to he rianultBurod in town. He was told irk, pe nalty for t%is offence, was from siapence to one s!,illinft, per pound ; he was, accordinyly, evavieed in the reduced sum 'of size nce p. r pound ; amouniing to about five pounds, and tic; evocliscs, which were paid. The yarn war rc:u;nt.d. .NAVAL IN/ hI,LIGENCE. PORTSMoU TR, •PR I s, 29 Arrrived the Merlin. Capt. Fis!'er, from Guern sey, with a convoy of transp itts ; If uew fri gtste, from Buckler's-Harif ; and s• veral trans:mita from the Dawns, with the Gth Ite,;itrviit on boa: d, fur the Mediterranean. Arrived the Strapir stnre•chip, from the Down.. bound to Malta ; end the C4l:drrt, frnm a crui,e. . . _ Yesterday sailed the NaIIaIII, 01 t;i , sun,, Capt Campbell, for St. Helena, to bring home a convoy ; and the Bri.4 sloop. Capt. Cm<le, for Cork. Sailed the Explosiol tynnb, with a convoy for the Dawns.—Wind W.N.W . PLYMIUTF., APRIL 27. Yesterday returned the bind,' gun-bi Lieut. Mnrri, ; came in the Pigeon and the 441 Lchoaters from a cruse. 54i,11 th , Lord Melilla. and Cohisst gan-brig[ to the vi ect ard. To-day arrived the 1 4 1414, 36 guns, Capt. Loring, from off P .chefort. Sailed the rear, 74 guns, to be refitted and paid at Portsmouth. VALMOUTH, ♦rni 26. Arrived the American ship Eteans;, Lord, from Norfolk, 34 days pa , -age, with Roar, for orders. Sailed the Touvishend placket, Dodd, with Mails of the 14. h and 21st in,tant, for Lisbon ; His Ma jesty's ship Maki, 38 guns, Capt. Waller, with' 18 sail of merchant vessels, for Newfoundland, under convoy ; and the If 13 guns, on a cruise.—Wind E.S.E. P. S. &erre' vessels passed this pert elis snppos►d to be die outward-hound Lisbon aiJ Oporto fleets. • APRit The Alert shop of war has .1 ig for a convoy for Tonningen; to sad 30:1, :ns:aat. *P IM 2R. Arrived the ships Skilark, from a cruise ; Mize*, from Sheerness ; and ti.e ffarlegv.U, from Plymouth, with a convoy ; among which are the Tartan, Sta ples; and the Mnloi•,a, Den, Born Jamai -a ; :?to st:veral light transpoms from me Westward, ►vhich remain in the Downs with the as per List, and tevetal outward-hound vessels, co.i..ters, colliers, &c. I:ri,t, APllit. 27. The snow Priroth, Captain S. I.4.tice;, one of the fket which !twice on the 14th initant. detained for Lisbon, had the misforture, on the morning of the 23d, to too'h upcn the Goodwin Sand, horn whence, after having rerrti.tea abort three hours, with the assistance of the rt r:s of two boats belonging to Deal, she Was 11 , /a! Ct! Ihe weather being fine and the water remarkably smooth, the vessel has net sistained the smallest damage. In consequence of the detention this ac cident cceasioned, the convey had made consider able progress ; however, as the wiad had ',lemma adverse, the Captain was in ex/W . l46cm that the convoy would be obliged to put hack, and that Le should again be able to join them. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. SPORTING ntiv I LIG E A CE. NEWMANICer SECOND STRING MEETING. TUMMY'. Futocttrirr. R s . 71b beat Mr. F. ?Niel RU:attlf, Tat . IV). el C. 10Ces. to 1 on Enterptiata. I.4.ltttot, htt. 41b. beat Mr. Payne% T i 7.st. r. it C. IL - gt. f, to 4 ow Langton. !ittyltralt Mai. 4501. by hoovarriptintl, far S. 4. 3, ey e , an r ago d. hottto t t, .pr A , T.4 th- Pat. The. Immo'. , tn s l,, rnr, ted ar tiln K1 , 11C., Stolen, Wtrmark-s, t y. totor,i.ry, h F.l , .een and One o'Clock. t Sols.crilors ts. psy oustaine. 141'41 c ch. 1). Ca ,itsio Almslate, are,l.ll:q. Mr - I tovoutli's b. e. dire. 4 yrs WA, 74 Sir C. Mon' troy It. ro. ~ 5 yror .41, Ott Rib Sir 3 Ft,..1 , v't b. m !uttyl.tnn hwy , 6 rot nlrl, 9 sit ). Mr ( 3-Adird's tou.daineur, Fs yrs old, Rst . I lib: ,;o; F . Standist i 's eh ( by !Jr. Trate, out of the Yelkw Mare, 4 vrt etc!, So. Itb. Mr. Watamtet b c. Charmer, 4 Irrl aid, 7st. 101 b, Mr. 14 r. br Whiskey, 4 y r , ' d e l , 7st 4; .. Mr Y. Nealroscli f. ai•tet , ti Resula(9 , , vr• nid. M, Wv , ittbant's ch. c. Gladiator, 3 yn. DM, 64- 30y, (le.l.Gtrotweotror't hr 14t.Ye.at-'ony., 4 yrs oh% y s , 416 . •!r. Fermat's b. It. tlrippnmenec, 11 'ft. nitt, 9.t. S,r 14 l".' , lliarntcri', b. It ilitto, aged, 91t. ton). IA (1 It rarettal:tb': b It. Dritatin , .tiebt, area, g,, .1 ). I.A. Sickvilles hr. h. Witahcialt, 6 yrs 04, 51b. 't•r. br ( Pipelioa, 4 yrs..otrt, Rat 811,. Sir C. Winbtirtes eh. e. yrs old, Rst I) of (i aft:des b. C. 3.;:tialtrackm, by Worthy, Syrs, ol•!, Cst. 1016. to 1 art Captain Mooint,. The in.!.. mold !Jaen only !ha Ernesto. Lord Darlioatotes Zoliar, Bat. 91b. best D. of Craf Vanity, 7st. Bib. A . l) M. Intis. ar•l LI. OfFD • WPI=ThIP A. Warner, from Georgia; th• 1.1. moot, Watkins ; the tittila, Salraoo ; aml the Louisa, Evens, liVl‘Vatc , fold. At Puttintooth—The Mrs, Kemp, (on ditto. At Shore:taro—Tile Ilsoniogton, h )0 ditto. At Cowe —The A.n, Seotrd, Gem Charlestort At Ltverpno:—The ittnerit a, Parker, from ditto ; the Ann ten 1 Hope, Gravel., float Savannah ; the M7rchanr, J 4..4, from Virg'nia ; the Tretonia, Salten, from Oporto; the I•tcto. wine, from Phi4d nh , a ; the Baltic, Orr, and the Su- canna, from New Or:,.ns. ' • In the Clyde—The Ro.er, Tens,. from New (Means tht America, Ewing, from Demerara; and the Niagara, Clo3*, from Savannah. At Cork—The Thomas, Thompson, tom Berbice, with the nt her twirler; the o,orge SAriegon. from Virginia ; and the Teo Pnend. , Hales: from London. . At KO fat.— Ma St. Patnek —1 an/ the Logan, M'Can nail, from dtttn. At St. Mich seri—The Little Son, Grav, from ditto. - At Mir..imppi—The Hardett, ..---, from Liverpool. At Now (.)dears—The Coortral Butler, sod the Lou. Nichols, from ditto. The America, arrived in the Clyde, tailed from Demerara, on the 19th March, in ccirnarr with the Alasmeti and the hirepid, for L'verpool. both of which got on the Bar. but as the springs were nuk ing. erpeaed to get off. • The Mon!Clre H 4.19, from Jamaica, for L- ;- don. %owe all well on the CO:li Februiszy, ir. lit. 27.46, long. ; the Ceividi, arrived at Milford. And the Freedom, arrived at LieaT.u.hl, were is company with her. The Gosberk sloop of war, frosts Africa, is arrived at Cm k. Mr. • , n.iiler, of Newhaven, Snss. r, and Messrs. Ft.t.i tis and Coca, of Sow/toyer. SI.- Sea, have each obtained a house by the City Lottery: one of them is estimated to bring in 3001. per l ear. A heifet, about three :ears old. tic prlvrty • f Mr. Hoc a Nos, of l bglter L.:gleam. in tl e pari , :i of Egg Bucktand, calved a calf the tit)th day of M ..ch last, and on Thursday. tbe 9th day dais in•tat,t April. she calved another ; they are both erseliy alike in colour. and spotted equally alike—and Aft.t is extraordinary, the heifer would not let the iit.st calf suck but two of the rents on o e nor yct suffer any pers•tn to niir: the other tea's, till slie had the other calf, which was twelve days aster, when the milk time regularly in the other teats. They are two very fine Gave., sod are now turned to band, and very likely to du web and make R pair " • ' . COAL-MARKET, Aran. 119. Ships at Market. SO4.i • Pk*. '2l ..Newcastle lit 4Sa EA. a no 13,1 3 ..Sunderland .. . 2 48. Od. a 461 64 PRICE OF STOCKS YEIfERDAY. Bank Stock• ll9B l 3 peg Cant. Reduced S per Cent. Consols 4 rr Cent ... Sni t 5 per Cent. Navy wit Long Annuities Irish S 'per Crnt. ()Mai We l4 1 14 _ . 1:1,11,t Uonds b. _ As. peal. L. dia. I. rent. English Lottery Tickets Consols for Irish °mutant . T. RIM!. St.ck•dreker r N.. 4. Corntwl. ti.. o 9, Chlritirlw. BIRTH. On Wodnenlsr, Mrs. Joan Stolkdst•, of PalLMall. °I • son. MA ItRIACIS. Mnbaol, e , eei: , ! licence, by the Ror.nr Raine, of it. Charter house, at the house of Witlis•.l Adam, rut M F' Tionmsbors-mosre, John Anstruther Thompson, '..sq of OM. t the coutor of Fife, to Mir Adam. null daughter Aelein, Esq. T.,,i1.4( tar, Crotdin Par, of the FA.' So'f•ltc *, Brkl,:n.m. daughter M Ldward tit.tigClatl. Esq. of Wet ton, in Suffolk. _ _ _ DEATIIS. T.atelv, at Barten.house, Hants. aged 81. Sir 1 horn,' %rail, Kart for.nerly nt Nwy St. IL .111Urti ., , and th• I 3 :rd: n:z!eGf Sir Ri^hzoi Were, E of l'ak , ntroo, in s“r-gfr At nn ago, in the Adell.hi, en the 2 h.. irho I 1 I " min Eqntr, E. for ninny years a Direeh.r a the East Colll:r3fly's offaul. A It,. dies ‘go, in an advanced are, the Rev. Rincsms - i BA•k.`t!, M:1111: VP,C , ~;,rser of the Grammar !School, at Prier 1 1 o:1 1 'm, l'oo'n-.'.lte, and formeely of St. 4ohn't (.1441ege. B A 174 1 , M.A. 1747. Thew Mastership of the school is in t:se gil• Si. Ji.lin'a Col-ae o Cambridge. At h4...1,:ira, in February, where be went for the benefit. of his - e. , 11•1, the Rev. Ed ...aid ev. Te. D Vte.ar nr Yettil•r• in LC.. r :rid rttrmrtly • .f f:t.Jettit'a Cnfircl. B A 17117, 1.1 A 179; I D. ▪ The Vicarage of Tie , / it in the ~ir.,naeoottne Crown. HIGH WATKR, THIS DAY, AT HOON 8R1D 44- 1,tum.... 3 min.aftm.. I Egati......50 min. after._ LONDON a--Printed ty G..DAVILDSON, N.. 17, Duk,', Covent-Osiders, and putileffied at IA Office, No. It, Rack Of St. CkapooOD Church, Siian4^! 5T4414:, of No. 7, New Dolton worm, f.nng 0 , 4er4, kc. fn. this Papas, soot to iho Oaks (Poop/BA • ' " "- IP ~~3, h HAHI M.,ther :Or Kmq a Lawn, Mr To-umer Th Un tifoi Arse appear A New 1 01 ue pnu I UK 0 " j,:v;o With • G, 'Jr*. ian ;nett, J DiK utu ' Idalcks, Matkrws ; Werttat. ; being he .dlincn/t ret,.aoce4 the wortia CI fir the aec: Chorux cd sum, Coco madd.dto, hi the " Vaghi lingtnti an Bland; Om with mt.^ lave it to i Mrs *kw tinnAttr; Jchntlon jant,..'• by ibalo 11111 F.. 11 N to g 1 161 • THIS I T. o t,, Ko • . c om panion, vital (direl u' Wcwit: fjrs Powell lignort Ss*, 11$ which so () 1131,1ykou 416114, Mt. $1 Cr q$ • To•csiorro TH rrHIS 1 will Csprain (1,•$1; L •c& Mist To wh In wlijni Tire Tre Old Brinier Magid will r cum Tie tarn, N Spring, FORT AST THAI tie Lew Napa VILALO a *: deans, addsopipe Airs int Nnir en will fie per refit N of r 1 . 4! CV kr:HA fieflfe, DANCE, Aid, for Uoparalle The arhm .fARLEL Dane t St SIX . A" VC a.A sold eiester. Th.e at tigiA! co, Acornatio in any C (Nl.ner Hia reintinr. Conrti of ad and Lo of an CJ. AY Met Sitra.r ru ()veil na:nes of encra Lea t felu The A ciurie,k) earksmor Pr0pe. 4340 , Ciirrwi on MAGse Poi% as 4 19 to II •g h ost Zottiac _ . F , fty room,. for 3-er n!Ar•.lt.Btt 41b.avi Eat. P •.f. The hones, &e. to be erte , eel at the Rine't S!ab!e.. th- flay hr' re ruoniog, between eleven and c - e F. ,,, a^4••• Sgf. lord F. NO.Sti.lrk a S. C. Job Thornberry, by Jahn at.:ll Mr. P. Ratlch‘f •'s hr S r Peter, out of 4:etiaa Dok. of (;raf,-,;.•. I•.:. byrba•;ay., by Worthy 3 Lord Wilion'A f by J , .hn Mr . fipol'a h c he Totterirffe. out of Sweletrzseea. CaprVyae. b f. Eifilk ill/. by Gouty. Mr F-r.n , r's b. r. Stripling. Mr. Wyi 'ham's b. f. Moue*, by Gohanna. Melhch•a b f. D.rliott Mr. F. Nev?l: ".ter to .effulator e.. Mr. Haworth. b.f. Laurette . . • °:'• The Judge could place emly 3. ET, n btfting on Job Thumbs - try-5 to '2 against 6 to 7 ary;nst Mouse. Lori Crosvenot's Viols nto, Bst 71b best lA. Foley's I lorio •, 7st 71b First half of Ah. M. 200 gs. h ft. if to 4 on VinC.oio.• T .t Gro.ven , W. Meteors, Ott 10ib against T.aibrolce sr Bustler, Sit Elb Two •r. old C SOp. ON by eon.mit. Sweeidake, of 1 OA Ps Path, h. 0. Aeress tLa P4at. Mr. I.ll.lbrol,e's Sir Peregrine, rec. ft. Sit. 11b. Sbelleo es•her, Sst Slb. 1"'• • Mr.Cra•rin's Bronze, ON. c 1". MFECIIsULS OF CRFDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, reuNimeacor. •rs• rZe,dlar Chambrrla -b l, Feel-btrem. MPtt.liew William Ralston, law gof Cl , Arks str. , Ct Y' irmd, liuen-draper . 2 1 D!VIDERDS. Thnmas T.er;netnn, St. Catharine, near the Tnwer, . . • VI, :..1 . . ,ex. 6:goSt.ier W , ' .1.1 C'l , lo erAll Ir,, Kinvington, Mitild!rsott,hrewn. Prtrr 1.:n4...r, f-Irtne,l7 of Cititenreicit, Krnt, baltrt, but . .. .. . . . late of rttlkicr t . Fraea. farmer . . It Charles hall:trey, 'now or iiit.- of lirmlisarham, SuWolk, ....wrier ii . . James Net.32,Kanlinittran Gravidigit4, Nideliew.t, }rasa H CORN LXCHANGE, Aran 29. A lthnesh,th-re nre but Ey fresh imports of Wheat, eke,- ant tote's 'lle suppite , , rr;illipa!lr of second ald interior go.' i which are heavy saCe, str!cla -mewhat towWl.llllll2llte fin • ho!dv its i•rice. in ns..re e , a..iderstile stipple, sr.' raver cheaper; M..t Deans, of the two kinds, i••., 'art Thcre a!, several vrewes of foreign o_4 x•ri•e', and this amide I, rather lower, excepting for the b! t vssn!,ies. o f Four on t!:e terms of last week—fios Anse. ?wan, 425. to 45i. 6 , 1 per barrel. CIII4R I:NT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheet........504 63'. 80s. Roans (old 42.. Clis CI, ?inc N. Sec O.!. k Mani (do) )...61. 42. R,c Tis 41s. Cri. I Oat, ... ..2 2n. .3*• • 594 04 PALM, ..... SIY 91s e 1143 q tit , . OW , . 04 Rape See , 271. 3p Whi.e figs. oi. Fine Flour GO+. dRs. Cl. Grey P • • ..4 Mt hem. ds • 55+ 60.