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anaefended actims of debt, or of ***Wm orlualil tasiiiteresting. • • .. The node of the Nisi Prime business was ended a au • -4ireur v oss Monday. ;.., At the Crown ikki, Voir* Barret wali indicted ,fee styaling • how., the property of Himont gar, encL•sas found goiliS.---AMIAL sionjninisi L3n,strect. indicted for stealing a hot ! e from the 'door ref the 'Waggon and Hermit Inn. at Se • .4.ton. wasaiso &mid peaty—Death. . Elisabeth Padlock, tried fur breakniK Cato the house of 'Robert Young, of Ciarriiihs, perNou Wig therein, and stealing direr* goad* ;. um& Sa. ate likorrog, for enteisug• the dieser-roma of 'Cootoica Neat; at Orerton, end seeding a quantity *mean mkt:spore!, were both tenni] guilty—Death. • irilrrom 011 kin *as cuseitieilof straiiug an iron beta and senttekced to be imprisoned one month, sad "00 4 TlioasKSrelky, corpietaal of stealing a peck of tacit, runt other articles, iris sentenced' to Le iimpri moat our soe* • Stelohew Swollen and Mario Lampert!, ehar4eit with ditfrrent olfevicim, were tried and acquitted. Ne hill was found' &Kansa • Elizabeth Lanham, Win had beuu accused uP studio, a silver :Toon, ate. 'rim capital convicts were all reprieved. On 'Wednesday the Jiplos set off front this city *r Dorchester. to hold the Assixei'for the county NO Daniel, the commission for which. WAS °pencil' that evening, and the business crintneucel the next. morning. Eleven MUMS were entered, but of theise two were referred, and the records of three MO/ mithdrawn. only cause that excited the tweet paldic attention arts that of mizawatie w inecnfor calm. owl. • The Plaintiff is • surgeon and apothecary at Aingwood.. Lite defendant ( \lr. Charles Finch) has recently opened au Asylum for Lunatics, at Moor-Towle, very near Ringwood. Immediately els his settling them, he became eery intimate with the Plaintiff and he mad* use of this intimacy, ac *cording to the statement of Mr. Casbenl, Counsel for the Plaintillsto rob him of his wife's affections, and to Jo insittha greatest injury in his power. lie proved the necessary facts by the evidence of the Vlainfars servant boy. • Sr. wade a most eloquent and witty speech foe the Defendant, detailing various facts reprove that the Plaintiff had not been deprived • if 'illy very valuable article in that portion of his wife's affection which he could have lost since she lad betbote acquainted with Mr. C. Finch. The Jag gave a verdict for the Caiiitiff—damages 31. It was a inaiJen assize. there liking no capital • Oserviction at the Crown Bar. Soh, Peerce, a g5-psey, only 15 years old, Win baits reed or Ntealii4l a vhdl out of the house of . Green, at Kingston, in the Isle of Purbeeis, twist was sentenced to be transported for seven pers. is toe •linitaisco of the determination of the to punish, as severely as possible, all dere . on the unproteeted property of the roar, ander the necessity of leering their dwell . very slight?.; fastened, whilst they are engaged tip the harvest field, and other avocations. • Flory Tress, msristed of stealing two bottles of eider • wine from the direlliarbouae of Mr. IS'ag /WA at Oridport, was also sentenced to seven years' Alifieepsraseien. Airy Leff. her accomplice, was beilledieed Is be imprisoned sis months. Glestiifis drencher, for stealing a silver spoon ; •tiVals Pomp and 71ete, for stealing a pound One • loaf el butt leather, were each sentenced to tepear'skard.lateser. Allis Woodward. charged with stealing some beast and iron wheel% front a manufactory, was ' And we bill was found against Fourth Wil iam., charged •with having. on the esth .of No- Aingolos, rwahcioissly stabbed Richard Ed - Awswis i with a dirk, at Weymouth, with intent to sativi i ler lief 610110 tiemry Cooper. charged with hairin;; uttered a forged note, purporting to be a wt. auae ottiray and Co. bankers, at Crew _ . f=mirmwrirm CROWN DUN 1).4 Lh AN.siZ ES. Par, ILLY 9, NUR DER. • 'This day came °abettors the Right lion. Justice Mayto E. and a mast respectable Jury, tlie tnals of -17waso floper, James Ateleen, Henry Porter, m Qo,l s and Leslie Merino, for the murder ft' tid Foetus, a serjesuit in the td Itraimonsor itkeys, by shooting him with a musket hail. There seas also a octant tndictmetit,ehargiugthem with shooting at David Ranter, a prii rite lie ssid re giment, with intent to kill him. Mr. MAC•ItT4 Ey opened the proseentiou with a statement of the facts, which will 'press more Path hem the evidence. {Williams Kilpetrick was first prodm-cd. who swore that he is a gauger in the Dundalk . that on the night ofthe 21th June h.. left Diinlslk, towards Ardor, is consequence I>f haring recelved Information that a quantity of unlicensed malt was there. lie arrived in Ardee about three o'clock in the morning of the 25th, and in the house of one Mankettrick he 'fired about SO barrels of unlicensed mutt; that in another house in Ardee he wised anothsv quantity, of about 40 barrels; net baring acka sulleient to convey it away, lie set* to Carricitasacross fur then', ertuch he got intme disiteiy filled, and put on can premed for that pur pose ; that as he was laurelling out of the town, escorted by a serjeant and-Metre dragoons. he heard two abets tied from the right heal side of the road; going a little farther en, he heard three or four more, one of which raised the ground a tittle be t% ire him. lie could plainly perceive peepk be.. bind the hedge, one of whom had a `d u e coat,white waistcoat, ant a cross-belt and bright musket We also saw a tall man firing by himself, with a dark gnu; anal. es taming round, observed the pnsoner waving his hand. burzeing. he. and a eisialber behind hita ini the CM , . Wand and his party still proceeded about a quarter of a durims which time he heard above twenty ahem tired : he could not say who fired them, nor when exactly Forties was killed, as he was at the _ . fisont af the party. and Forbes at the rear; that set. answe wishing to get above ha. Forty, he rodeos e t t, and then waited fur the ears to come on, when Valid kiatater. adu mectu i •who had been aunded " • • the_leg, rode by him and fell. The firing dill continuing. he ressfaced to abusakth the twat. ; l'horints gyruins, a privoceSu sail regiment, cow. IrOberwied the foreg.ing facts, sad tiard•that was; sitar Forbes when 'l , e received a ballin his breast.... and instantly fell. lie identified replier', Gunnel,. sad .lainee M.Cirau, as. being among therioters •'• he saw th em come f7eta the fi eld intothe rued, anti, fire up through hir, party:, Forbes 1.,11 intratillataly ; that when he fell, Witne,s wished to go to his as sistkaer; but was prcv:rnted bj , the tire confirm ; that David limiter was of the party, who, after the prisoner, had tired, rode oil wounded in the leg that' MiCtean (lariat-tiled anus and ammunition; that he threw his pistol on the ground; end prisoner Gunnel . took his sword.— lie could diatingiiisls none but the three—the mob were' huzzailig, &c. and at length carried off the matt. William Loughhea•l, a private in said regiment. corroborated most of these facia, but ideutitisal only Pepper and Gunnel to have been horse was shot under him. Andrew Marshall, a private in said regiment, said he saw three men rush out, but could only dentify M.Lean ns having fired ; he saw :garlic° (on Forives's falling) hazes and shout. William Young, a private in said regiment, iden tified Pepper and C;u:itiel. :* David Hunter, a private in said regiment, said he was wounded in the leg by a ball tired from the mob ; could identify. none. Itolocrt Wilkins, %private in the Louth Militia, said he knows all the l'risoners; saw Pepper and ,Porter at the end of the town, armed; in a few mi lutes after, from the direction they took, he heard the shots fired. Thomas Phillips, a private in the Scots Greys. corroborated the runner evidence, and identified Gunnel and Pepper, who forced hien away when he was endeavouring to assist or curry off Forbes. Here the prooecntion closed.--Sevend Witnesses were produced for the Prisoners, but they did not -prove any thing material ; they went chiefly to 'prove• soury doubt+ and contradictions the soldiers expressed on their former examinations, and also an alibi; but thi-, making an alloehmee of fifteen or twenty minutes, did not appear ineonsistrat with the soldiers' evidence. The Lc .reed Judge having summed up the esi 'dence w.th hia well-known ability and impartial love ofjnaice, the Jury wired for a short time. and retuened with a verdict or Guilty, against Thomas Pepper. Joseph Gunnel, and James *Clain, and repatted the other two Prisoners. The Judge. in a mo,t impressive appeal to the feelings of the unhappy tnen, to make locare with their offended God, during the short time they had to live, and which arrested the attention of every person in Court. pronounced the dreadful .enteibee of the law. These ill-fated men, whose genend chseteters were respectable, are to be exe cuted on Mo.olay neat, and their bodies sent to the Louth Hospital for dissection. WEST OF RAGLAND WOOL MART. The Anniversary of the Wool Mart established by the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society, was holden at their Exhibition Yard, in Binh, on Wednesday last. A large quantity of Angio-MerinO wool was deposited for aak--• more abundant supply than last year. A quantity. ex ceeding the expectatiou of the Society and of the growers was disposed of, and et prices, fee the mod part, adequate-to the demands of the owners. The extreme tinenesa of some lots was a great tempta tion tip manufacturers, who were the chief pnr chwiers; and the mode reminineuded and put in practice by Mr. Joyce, of sorting and securing the unproved wool of the Spanish creases (with the pro cess of which many woolstaplers are Dot yet well acquainted) greatly tended to nveiease the business of theday. Tins institution, as yet in he infancy, bids fair to justify the patriotic intention of the Society. in its establishment, by promoting the growth of, and giving publicity to, the Anglo-lde ' nno Ono!, We excelleurr of which they have been the first to appreciate, by the frequent premiums they have given to the menufneturets, as well as the growers of improved British wool. Much praise is tine to those spirited men, who, contrary to II e prejudices which generally prevail. have made dive es periments, the successful rtault of which, in all situations of public &Rids. most be considered of national importuner, imainatch as it proves, in one instance at least, how independent we can be of to . reign nations. We hear that further to promote an object which they have been the -first to cherish, the Bath Society intend to appear at their public meetings in cloth made only of improved British wool. 13 Hobhottse. F. Nt.P. I.R.S. President of the Soddy, was present dining all the hours of the mart. and wri itecampanied to a dinner at the White Hart by served S'iceaPresidents and other respectable gentlemen, growers sif wool, lad mann fscturers when the conversation naturally turoed on that staple article of our c:aintry. wool; and, particularly on thatemiaelit ins isroietnent of it by the ; Idipanisheroas, which had been 'made it praest M we many dirtingdiWed instances by that day's exhi bition. The conviviality of the meeting was greedy enhanced l.y k trei n of interesting conversation, which manifested that the minds of intelligent men are a w ake to the public good, .and are daily growing more solicitous to devise and dissemihate a know ledge of etch improrements in the different brandies of rural economy ea are heat calculated to promote its important objects. Seisral appropriate toast. were given, and 'the company retired, at an early hour, expeessing great satiofartiott at the pleasing presage afforded by the intsinrse of the day, that this mart will in a few years prove equally advantageous to the growers and manufacturers of the fine British weal, in the vicinity of Bath and the adjacent counties. ma AT ACTOV BMVPL. On Wexl:lesdaV last; the 3,1 instant, Edward Smith, son of Sir Edward Smith, Bart.. attaisi4 the age of It.years.-1u cot loam iierice which. the auspicious inmiiing was ushered itt.by bluffing of bellcat Acton Bliri.el. Shrewsbury, and. otter ibljaceut places.—.lt the I'm iiit:r, a Sheep was roasted, and at Pit.hford, two distri noted in por tions ro the neighbouring poor, (in addition to. Mr. Smith's present of beef on the day preceding,) ac companied bye large quantity of bread and ale; while, at the hall and the inn, entertainments of the most sumptuous order were preparing for thecele- I/ration of the event. The company at the ball consisted chiefly of the more intimate friends and aciptaintmice-of the family, and at toe inn, the tenantry, tradesmen and other visitors ;—here the diluter, dexsert, &s. 'were served np in a style of plenty, elegance, and splendour. perfectly charac teristic of English hospitality, and the company at length became so ussmerous, that the house was rendered inaccessible;—the impracticability of a ball iodic large room, 'minced the company to re sort to the park, where the festive dance was con tinued for several hours, and a fused by a succession of bonfires and fire-works, the brilliant effects of which, combined with the attendance of the Shrewsbury Banal, the musical eyertions of the Shrewsbury Union Society, with their band-bells, and the joy exhibited in every comitenatice, deemed to beighien the scene of rapturous delight, almost beyond description, nor was the joy of the evening allayed by any other circumstance than the absence of the worthy Baronet and his sou. who, it ap pears, wished to spend the day at Wootton, the other family estate. A:UERICiN FESTIVITIES. PHILADELPHIA, MAY es. The splendid Gala giveu by Nlessrs. Pratt and Knitting, on board the blip Tiger. on Monday last, furnished one of the most novel and were b4e scenes of festivity that has ever occurred on the waters of the Delaware; the day was tine, and the miklncei of the atmosphere favourable for aquatic enjoyment. Bittvoixt twelve and one o'clock, a most respect able company, upwaids of one hundred and fifty ladies and gentlemen, assembled on board, when the ship left Rape-street wharf, to proceed down the river. The Governor and his Lady, the Marquis and Marchioness LrYrujo, the Ladies of Mr. Pratt's:family, and some of their fair friends, Mr. Bond, the British Consul, and wally strane., rs, of great respectability,were of the party—the exhilirat ing charm produced by an excellent band of music, didiised by a sprightly breeze from the south-west, %vas in perfect unison with the feelings of every guest, evidenced by a general expressiou of admira tion sod flow of enjoyment. At three o'clock the company sat down to a sumptuous banquet, where plenty spread the board with great variety and taste, and hilarity reigned triumphant. The tott4s and sentiments circalated with the g'.ass, and a chniee selection of songs, generous and social, did honour to the liberal feelings of au American heart. On the approach of the ship, a salute was ex chadged with Fort 111ifilin, and on her - return she was Joined by the schooners Beauty and Stag, which were also out ou a pleasure excursion, wish large companies. The wharves and vessels along shore were crowded with spectators; and as though old Neptune had made a trip from the ocean to issue his commands, every skiff and pleasure boat on the river seemed to he in rapid motion, to give animation to she scene ; sure emblem of the return of the dais of Orpheus, wh.ttithe Beauty, the Tiger, and the Sr.', can join with the Naiades in gambol frolic, thus harmonized by the melody of music and song. At the dusk of evening the company relanded at the wharf, tinder the most lively impressions of obli gation to the owners and Captain Clark for their enjoyments of the day, and for their politeness and urbanity on the occasion. The following are the toasts drank on the occa sion : I. The toited States—Wisdom, dignity. anal iodepeutl esco to their Councils 2. The glories memory of the immortal Washington. S The reeititatiun of the States 4. The President of the United States . S. The State of Pcunsylvasis, and it. Execetive. 6. The Judiciary of the United States. 7. The memory at the heroes sad statesmen of the Ansa fleas Revollitiou. I. The fair daughters of Americs—May merit be their and happitteso their portion. The Commerce, Agnewlture, sod Manufactures of the United States. o The Army wad Nary of the United States 1. The ow mory of ttie inEesible patriot, g.ilLtat soldier, mid profound statestuaa, General Hamilton. 12. The hospitality at our country—Nac it never be with held from the worthy. 13. Foreign Natioas•w-Peare and prosperity to them, and an impartial, peaceful, and prosperous lutist-untie lartassia them and the United States. 11. Moderation and Justice is the assertion of oar rights, and firmness is their support. Ths.pcseeki policy of oar country—May it be faith. fully and impartially preserved. id. 3lay Materna be drawee at the missing election foe floethsor, to Mil beat support the Coostitsitioa and Lees, the Heater and Interest of the State is l'esasylvisum 17. James Ross, of Pittsburgh la. By the Marv& &Core Pittsburgh Citizens of Phila. delpbia-.-May they always meet with success equal to ihry virtites, and a itli that hospitality abroad, wish they so p ones, bestow at home. i 9. 'the Maims de Cum Yr•jo, • prosperous voyage to The Slat Regiment marched from Ililien Bar racks. on Monday, to Chichester, to wait uwtil transports are Yearly for them to embark for Spoils. On Fridgy i yonlig%olll4lll of the name of Susan nah Godfrey was bran- ht up to enion- lard, oo auto of parposely,onalicionsly, and toveimptuwesty entering awalmilCisapel, and disturbing tlse RostaT MMES, Ilia Minister of the said Chapels while preaching there on Tuesday evening, the 2d Apra:star W tape. 'Pare Or 11. is instant. The charyrs being proved *pima her by emir, tintead at 3ir lobs t Haw Cape: Calf. several reputable wituemes, she was boned over ivy to the Mores both at I Shstarani the Sitting Magistrates to take trial at the pest cri t LY: 4 ortroz' , , to hr Asuit 0w ramparts afloat ; Capt, t h e t,d cart. v s b m, . pouietc4 its La (lonerd Sessions (or the county of Sarre!, in too nix*. 1 warrtit• fee fiftv peonies. Mr. toiaaara, one of it few Aims ages was rang, bc the St. Martin's the Sitting Magistrates, observed, that such • 1 1 16 'Youths of litetotoithatn, at St. .11krtin's Cliorek meter ought to be made as exempt.. or. When complete peal of fittop Grandeite Cinque*, con- the yount woman was called on for her witnesses, tannic:. 30n2 thakges, in 3 hos t s and 84 taionarn. 1 she onoift Silly tied two, nod one of thew was prow- Weight of the team, :to c wt. In dor a hn oe p ea t u on Oith to be wite,p w h en the dttair httportr-al, there were 35 courses, i 4 WhiCill were Si Otis Its& +led imitt.tiCil by the riot the youag lady 04:4:4- and 43 bob leads. wed. IrdIFUL INTELLIGENCE. PaRTSMOUTn. Avcrsr 7. &ilea Hi* Mak-Ay** Lrig flllnly, wit's§ a mural Air the I)6wrin. _ His Majesty s ship Fury bee is appo'ulted Conroy for Spiral sud Portugal.--Wind S.S. DEAL, Arc. 7. Arrived His Wieldy's hr; g• .9portven, from l l _ maim, haying under cons cly the Toasty, emby ; Jonah,Cnininings; Cattmta, ; Reese; Vellll3. ; anti the Cambridge, ehieit ale railed for the river; air° the 34ais Co4t, & AN ,. fioin Curaeua. SPOAITIAG ! . VrELLIGEItiC n. TAVNTON RACES,, The wenlh.r being tine, r OPP rVll:sectatoly end aurae.' (wily atteadoi, sod •.ry good running TCE6IIIIY, AUCVST s. A Maidrn4te YI 50.. Mr. FEllowcs's ba. h MalMiatifi, 4 yn..14 1 I Mr. Junes's ch. h. Ltirat num, S yrs old Mr. Radcliffe's cb b. lAucarter, yre old llay's rr. 1. Kitty try 4.31., a yr. oht A $l4 ecpstalts of 5 Ls each, I I *oilseed/ell, for bwaresbn..l the cuttaly. . _ Mr. Jones's eb. b. Liburuum, S yrs uld Mr. Weatltcrkturn's he r. St. (;eurgit, 4 yrs uht W IMID•T • The all siva note of rs+li. r ivtit iq Coe Mesabin of the con:.',. • 3lartiu's by. b. Witdicedt, aged ..... •• p I 1 Mr. Day's gr. 1. Kitty, by Lop, s.yrs old 2 2 Mr. FeMowes'a b. b. klanalurin, 4-yra old 5 itr • all-egts Plate of 501. given by Has Umbers of the Boessegh. Mr. Martha's hr. h. Witchcraft, aged Mr. Webb's WWlstte, s-yrs ski Mr. Junees ch. h. Laburnum'. 1-yrs old Mr. Day's gr. t Kitty, by Lop. splisiA HAVERRAWIT' RACES, Last week, were not soda, snouted es one, nor was the spurt, opus the whole, se red ar has been w4aresed wpou former occasions. There were, howcvsr, some srei!- eowtested beats, which adurdal mach setafeadnow to the spectators. Isom DAT. The Principality Plate of aol. R. Jammer's, E.q. b. la. Elvis* a e H. Heise. Eq. b. e. Master Bea a I a Mr. R. Julius's cb. f. Fair Habil iersiDAZ • • A Mai4ea Mr. Lord's b. e. by Sucklcr I 1 H. Mathias, Req.'s b. in. Lydia Capt. Mathias's eh. 1. irony Steer H. Hurst, Esq.'s b. c. Master Col. Cokb)'s gr. c. A Free Plate d:4l. R. Jemmy, Raq.'s b. as. larks H. Hew, ck. j Nlld Oats, CM. Culby's gr. c. sad Capt. Mathiser cb f Tam Spinner, were all dkunted. The plate of sal. far berms bred in Pembroke& ire, Cu. wartlieseshavr, or Cardiggealtirr, ass won by Mr. Jones's b. la. Of She Gore, beefier; four others. TIIE MARKETS. CORR-IXCIIANGE. Ace. s. ANT PRICE OF GRAIN. Miele I. re e 2.. Fine ditie,.., . . Rye 46.. sit Barley • 4r. 421. od. Mitt Twk newts .... Site 6u M Oats MAI. 40.40. PNa•de Ass. 44. Pastoe elite -.4.10 481. Rape Seed t% lute resat heiiiiol t vas. Gs ey Veto - *ft. Brut.— lOW SP. OIL Fiie Fluor ..-.lll , :ai‘iir Seem& IV SMITHFIELD AISNLET, Aviv ilit To rick the Ara pro stows of Oh Scot. ... —of. N. to 50. ed. head Meatus &hi*, Mutton-41. ed. to 55. *.L Besets 14513 Veal tie od. to 70. Sd. Sheep and Lambe.. Moos Lamb— 51. od. to 71. od. Calvco , oco Pork .... ss. od. to 64. 6d Pir. • • Si. Con-bispeeteis Retara.—Tevasoar, Ate'. WWISI T ,MIIIII4I • 191 Is atl. eloW, pm garter 415. ....4. to 4as, -4. Oats ' ' . loom -S. -d. UP -4. 46. -4. 6 56. -d. PRICE OF HOPS. • MAIM -. Kant al. ids to al. 16a. eat, Tuna .1.1„. al. to at. 14).. Staftwx, aI. ie. to 41. in Loom, al. 10a. to al. Ida. frshar , Sl. —4. to at. la Doty laid at tats,uool. PRICES OP NAY AND STRAW, SATURDAt. IT. J J2lltl S. Mts. 41. 19s. to W. los. oil Strair, tl. ltio. to fa. is. et WUITZCIIAPLI- Flay 31. 10s. to 71. Oiew —l. —6. tO Gi • .. IL IS. to SIM'S at 149. to • COAL-NI ARE ET, Ammer e. Shire at Market. &Ad. Pi:. e. 105.. Neu caatie 79 .•.. 439. 64 a rail *IL 11.. Sanotriated 7 .... a-s. 34. aVA 6d. I —Stone Coal is .Ciodtrs o .... os. od. a . 4 rd. 2 per Cent. Ragtag-ad .• ••••••• • aa••• Nt 2 1 - • Spar Ccnt. Console • - * fill 4 prr Cent S per Cent. Navy.... Long Annuities IS 111-04 Irelat en& .. k . _._ II 1 rm. _ - Exchequer MEG • Crecce. English Lottery Tickets Consuls fur T. BISH, Steek-1.4444. 4. Corsica, sad% Charit,g-Cron. On Thermlay night: the silo in It. Mr. Eteertrt„ (Adze St. James's Hotel, iennyn-street, St. J mutes . H IGH WATER, THtS DAY, AT LONDON 7 BR IN! Morn. so .. vain. alter Even. 9.. testa. • SALE BY AUCTION. • By Mr. SQUIBB. At Gsrraway's Coffee-boom, am WLDNESDAT. the 7 4. Day of September. ISM, et Twelve o'Cloek, • A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,:;: it. the Cost-ti of liaraferd, coasprisiag tlie - Mdoer Royalty of HAMPTON-COURT, the AnCitilt House, ;replete with accommodative fur a lame fad',, the aims, g-trAeus,-piesisre grounds, perk, the Fee. term, water NA, ;eke, and Asir prods picturesque eisusC" , grove% wood, end phoootions, in,71,1) osweineoted with bey ber.elrielly !nit ; comprrog 'spored* of twelve itemised asatere Imes awn, rick orablo, vomits., posture, orchard; Arm grosisd, sod wind Iced, (tea* free), deinglittelly ,its • ate in a 'beautiful comierj,Swinalles ammo (woo the lion , • , ch of Lommirster, wee limo the city at Hereior.l, and wee boa dred end thorty-Ite Como Loodoi. To be sowed by tickets ooly ; or ow appliestioorier Tanner, at the StXrartri brow, in Hzeipose Court Pork. •.e whom protteil Partirelars may be bed: alio se Hee Now lea, at Ifee4.r4 ; the Hop Pole two, Wanutstor ; at Gongs • y • Colfee-braise : of Edward Boate, F.,:q Lower Br oei.ot; •4 mad of Hr. elarrAge, No. 47, Palt-Mall, Loodou i whr 7. A plan of Ow emote may be tees. LO . NDON t Primed by G. D IVIDSON, No ' poweelhiviart,uury-street, and p•Miehett at the i) No. rt. tact of St. Oetweee's Illbrand. • wruTr, of sane Aver ••• for t T's MIMS. is Prom,( Wet paid), will be duly ittaidsd so T 1 The Mc: firck Mr. Y.ta ).eo i Si! Mrs. 111:-s Ih•t with Vatic tau V! O f r r , 70 7 A Des!il jour .1 • 1: • slit Ctu•k row, tt • a • It I I • TI 0 aa.:4t It T h• a 01 at 111 h II:4 , 11 St MA:' At Fn., 44.;A -os, Cue v A the s ki 4 24 silo :stAkoz • nai . • annkg •fid Ly liresta. jytki A No Fry :Aga , ?;usre.i abfrfigti