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Z. EWES, Amu L T. Fd•rei,ll thy ntifuttuaito yautag ninn who, et war :art Summer itt , izes. was eupitally of a forgvry ott t.:e I.lauk of Ertgituul, ras, un tia 7 t inlay Inrt, eliecute6 nt Ilon-haut, puts'. I:1 to hsz s—ttcotry in the pres.-tv-e of su,a it,tt,dtttl. of e t ,ectaton. durilig the mx touathe ii, m d marts: ,utie , edu. ..r, wtnr. the i.;.. 4.•aNe w ar Made liiiOtt II t, • lain, and after Gls c , ,riiein.isitinn, was et e,y a heromini; one iii his unh..Ari dual lull. At the fatal tree, he supported himself t 1 it% a manly for titude, and yielded to die dre.c..hil sentence of the law With the most pinas resignation. he slid but little, aitrl ail that entail' ne distinctly heard was, '• that he had stoned, and hail repented, - after whieis, he \tab launc!,t .1 erto eternity, cud died without a stru. ; glc. hanging the usual tiine, his holy was cut down, cull con% eyed hack to the t:,tere it was put into a hundsoine coffin, cfiered with black cloth. mid sonii after interred iu Horsham church-ya:d. 't lie deceased, who ilab lett a wife and tn.() chi.:lren, was fi 5 years of age, nd possessed talents that would have rendered hiin an o - asutent to society, had he properly ail- - - - A few days since, as MN. Dunk, wife of Mr. Dank, of I)alliugtou, was Proestdieg on horse b.ca.lvito a child in her arms, from her home, to ilightling, on a visit to her sister, the horse took fright, ran away, and threw Mrs. Dunk and her in.. f 4 i„ Lie f oriike r of whom lied her leg broken . i n t wo places ; hat the latter, almost miraculously, eseaped without injur. Ou Lite eveuiug of last Saturday se'imight, Sa muel Gaskiii, an old man, win) travelled the coun try, selling garters, pins; needles, tio ware, and other thing, asked permission to sleep on the straw, in a hero at Lsleld, near this tow*, saying, he had just catea a hearty meal, over a fire he made by the ri‘er side, lint that he was tired, and wanted to go to '4,1.. Permission being granted, he retired to the ham, and o.i hilint called to, some titne after, b-'a labourer, who occupies a contiguous cottage, cm ,weeed, he was very warm, and quite comfort 'Ole. Oa the foliowin4 morning he was, however, found to be very ill, mid cl:ed about noon. The poor old MALI was well known to several in the nei l eibtAirllood, and sus very fond of reading, as appeared by the little h..- Initivi in his basket. among-t Lis artiArs of uttrehandize, con si :nog of the following books, via, The Holy Veio Testansvit, d Coatroom Pea er, cf as ex re.'r,?at impression, amu is good presereasian, A Com isle/or the aired, wan are &willed frogs atteiuling tie Pold,c Service v' Gad, said des Essay an the Maly Sdentl4l2t. An inquest Wee taken nu view of the ..sly, sad a verdict of Natural Deatli returned by the Corouer's Jury. CARDIFF GREAT SESSIONS. The above Sowings terminated aa Saturday se'tnitglit; of six prisoners for trial, two only were convicted. v.s. John Jaws, otherwise Johas, for matuslaughter, its giving Henry Wheeler of Car diff, divers mortal bruises. of wln-4 he died on the lath of February last: he was sentenced to be flied a shilling, and imprisoned six months. The other convict was Wm. Williams, aged 19, for the murder of David N iliisms, of Lantrissent. a boy *bout twelve years of age, under circumstances of retl liar at; °city. It appeared in evidence, that the Prisoner and the decused were in habits of intimacy, and that the latter had mentioned to one of his playmates, that the-Prisoner had been guilty of a crime which sour regard to delicacy will not allow us to name.— This coining to the knowledge of the Prisoner, lie threatened to kill the boy, and throw his body into the river: The deceased resided with his grandfather, whose house lie left on Sunday morn ing, the 23d of A agust last, and was traced to • farm in the neighbourhood, where lie remained playing with some boys till about twelve o'clock, when the litter were called to dinner, and the de cetised returned homewards, promisin g to meet his companions in the evening, but was never seen alive afterward*. His absence occasioning alarm, • search was made. aid on the following Tuesday his bo.ly was fmtotl in a ditrh, with *even wounds on the neck, and one on the belly, ail of which appeared to have heen inflicted with a shar k , its strument, and each *as stated to be mortal. On the day the body was discovered, the Pri soner akitondid; Litt a verdict .of Myra :Warder having been returned against him, a scareh took place, nod the clothes lie hail worn on the Sunday morning were found in his father's honse, with evident marl's of L! , )cal-stains uttempteil to be washed out. Pursuit was iininediately made after him, and he was apprehended :it (4ellytpire, where he had applied for work, saying he hail come from Lunharry, a place about six or seven Tulles di ,taut front Lantrissent, and had been employed 1.? one Llewelyn Yorath, but hiving quarrelled with his aaisiter, had quitted his service. A clasp-knife was found upon him when taken. . _ In. the Prisoner's defence it was gated, that he came home about twelve o'clock on the Sunday, Ate his (limier with the family, went with them la thee evening to a place of worship, a ft *rw , r ,b, a young WITIAII to whom lie WA% sn itc h e d, Owl' returned home, awl went to lrrd, mid followed bf. usual lalsoitr for the two (110,S, tl.tring the whole of which tone Iu• manifested the most perfect composure of mind. The . evidenea leavitnx ben!) %attuned up. the Jury ',hardly after deelarnd the Pri.a>.a.r Guthy. Mr. Justice i Linn ?I • it, after a , :oltinu and pathetic address, in which he took ociii-ion impre, , - sirely to remark nu the caormity o f th e tionstred the dreadfii I sentence of the law—that he be han4ed, and his Uodr savesi to the ::tripstlll,4 fur dissactioa. He Ivard his fate without emotion, hut after ward.' coufepted that he w: guilty. and %et.; neml litMtent. He 141 a% excented on Monday we'iuiie ht, the new drop, ;It Conli!I. uniktlit a g•t•at coo coune of penplu, who :1 , ..tm!,1111 un eIIC 1)el:atJal• Alarviis of sul •+a! Earl of DUMFRIES, r. JEAK:%S. 'l'M' was a cawie trivil at the ntiore Sest:ina,, re st/outing the right of property in a manorial pound, I, a e s ti:ethia t i, n..ar tii a inch the Lot& Plaintiffa obtuioeil a verdict. THE TURF. lIALTON CRAM NILLTING. TI; croil).t , APRIL 7. Fifty. 7,:nu1?... fur a!i }wale. r•lr. T. Kirby'a b. c. IVharicaosc, by II yat I,tt boa, 3 >re. • 1 Nait nig ' , iv cult, Ranger, by 111)3ciatbus, 3 yea. _ _ ohl. sat. .11a . • • . e 2 51:. WalLet's t 6. e. by .I:yr.cantbna, °yrs oltl , ba .". a j tto4 uu hatigt.T, aftcr ttic h.- t. ttol uu bitettOoe. %cry guto4l rate. The reiltlf. , .. Stsbcs of 9ul. toll. fo, hslf.brctl huittrrs, tat. h....1e by Fasters. 'l . .r,t-ritaie brut , . Mr. L. Dote. ch. ;el& Patch, by St ti,urge, U yrs. old i t '.%ir. Dale's ch. s. houte . S .2 . . . 31r. lhoisuu's br. b. 'lt eatbcrpil, by !tali:bow, 0 yrs. old • . . 9 .1 . . Mr. Smidon's ch. b. Nevison, by Wmdlestone, I yrs. old Mr. Frost's re. b. Arbiller, by Dapple, ti yrs. old . e Mr. IVright's els h. liarkquie, s . . 4 ti Mr Grove's ch. boise, Tanner, by 11Li41,-tai `. 5y s. tga 2 7 SCltu4 . .l br. in. by ficivvertni, U n. old :1 dis Mr. Marshall's b. b. sporty u, yi s. old U dr. Eveu betting ou 'Patch. %Viet very ruy. The comet vras extrensly deep on ar,...iwt of the rah ; the horses a many piacca arra literally opts their Ils4 es to mod. 7 • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NOMINATIONS for the MACARONI STAKES at PON TEFRACT, i , oe. Lord Pollington'a et. f. by Braelathier, 4 yes. old. Mr. R. P. Mrlucre's br. c. Aper, by a sou of i4irCher, 4 • old. Mr. F. Sotherou's eh. is Danington-Cade, by Ilyacinthus, a yrs. old. Mr. G. Neville's b. e. by Hanibleonian, a yrs. old. Mr. C. B. Cokes b. mare, Mrs. Mourn, by Oberon . , 43 yrs old. Mr. Tattoo Sykes's b. h. by Ides, dam by Ilightlyer, s yrs. Oa. Mr•Geseuigne's b. w. by Hambletesuian,s yrT. old. Mr. T. Daanoinbe is • Subscriber, but did out flume. NOMINATIONS far the SWEEPSTAKES of sea. each, fur bones, dec. uut tborseugh-bred. Mr. C. B. Cole's br. g. by Noble, 4 yrs. old. Mr. N. Taiwurre's b. f. by Sextets Pomp.ias, a yrs. old. Mr. G. Aliderstetes b. I. by Stanford, a yrs. old. Mr. F. Ilartlre's gr g. by St. George, 3 yrs. old, r. G. Neville's h. g. by Y Espersykes, 5 )11. old. Mr. W. Blythe's b. b. Rose-Bell, by Grog, s yrs. old. Mr. Millees's b. h. by Stamford, 5 yrs. old. Mr. Milner's b. b. by Set-eyeball, G yrs. old. Mr. W. R. Esrnallaw's b in. ley Grog, aged. Mr. F. Sotberusi's b. us. by Pitch, sped. Lord Pulbugunt is a Subscrlber, but did not name NORBROOK RACES-OXFORDSHIRE. WEI:111190AV •rats 6. The Farmers' Cup, of fifty Gitiomia Take, and loge. for the mimed horse, gives by the G 41141 111110 P of Sir Thos. Muatyies Hunt, reds by . Diemen, the beat of three We ndt helot Mr. Hitchcock's b. c. Teleli, 4 yrs old . . Mr. Sslmuu'sb g. Experimeat, a yrs old . . 3 t. Au easy race. Six others started, but were sot placed. The Sweepstakes of togs. each, for banters, the property of, and rode by, Gentlemen of the Huot, one three-noile Lest. Mr. Dorriea's bl• g. Kisgsfisher, by Claris* . . 1 Mr. Cope's b R. Nettle, by Jsbut Bali . . . 2 Mr. Pryk's eh. in. Rdea aged . s . • A good reee-13 to I against the winner. The Sweepstakes of .sp. cub, Mit the best of three one bests, rode by Gentlemen of lbs Hum Mr. Cope 's b. g Fly-by-Night . . 1 s I Mr. Derrien's ch. g Plenty • . 9 1 9 Three good hests--Adier the second Lest Plenty tbe fa weerite• The company on the ground was numerous, not withstanding the unfavourable weather. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, lies. MONDAY. APRIL 18. T. Cross Stakes, afolisciiptioo of top. each, for all ages; s-yr olds eserying Sit. tulb. ; 3-yr olds sit.; 4.yr nl glb.; 5-yr ulda gat. lib.; 6-yr olds gst. sd.; and aged gat. 716. Armes the Flat. The First Claw of the Clatlaud Stakes of togs. each, h ft Mr. Feratoe's Cerberos - Mr. Uoyd's Cardinal Beaufmt Mr. Sadler's Rambo Mr. Elwes's Smuggler Mr. lielleruiso's Streatham Lass Lord Jersey's e. by Beremil, out ef Spinetta Lord Foley's Ca?tain Absolute Lord Grossenor's ()list Biaut.h Mr. Leke's laiymphina Sir J. llotoywood's Hawk Lord C. H. Somerset's White it.“ Produce Sweepstakes of leer. each, b. ft. Cu, the produce of Mares cogered in 1801 , Colts cart.) in; Sit. 41b. arid fillies est. Across the Flat. Lora Grosvenoi's E (deed) by Sir Peter, out of Misletire Sir F. Stsndi•h's C by Sir Peter, out of Eagle's dam Sir I'. Steedish's f by Sir Peter, out of Storece Mr. Wilsoe's b. c. by Handiletonian, out of PaViiloll . 4 dam Mr. Wilson's b. c. by Ilanibletiorian, out of Surprise's dew Mr. Watson's eb. f. by Coriander, oat of Lily Mr. J. Browne's f. b, Teddy the Grimier, out of Countess Mr. Itigg's e. by Kitt Devil, out of Portia Sweepstakes of tongs. verb h. ft. for colts and fillies then rising 3-yrs old colts carrying sit. 71b. aed ~ fillies set. alb. D.M. Those nut uf untried snares 31b. those got by untried horses allotted 03 mot those gut b) untried buries out of moiled snares, allowed sib. Sir C. (Sunbury's W. c. by Sorcerer, out of Wortsl.i, (both untried.) Mr. Mslann's h. e. I.y Hambletonian, out of Surprise's dam Mr. (mite's e. ;Noyes's', brother to numb.' Ors. tiewer's b. f. by Worth), dam, Thistle, by Woodpecker, out of a sister to Mothor lieneh (both notruori I)uke of tiraftwi's f. by Surterer, out of Ifornby Lass (both untried) Sir F. Standish's c. by •.r r. Teazle, dam by Volunteer, out of Storace. fan smirird ',sore) I.ord thuseanor's b. c. by Sir Peter, out of a %Vous:pecker more, 'bun by So ertbrinr f the mnri. untried.. Mr. Mrllish's b. e. by Mottle, out of Strap's dam. Seerpst 'hes of sumo. earls, h. ft. for cults and fillies rising 3-yrs old and untried of the time of unissinr; (April is, tuoy) colts tat. :.lb. and fillies u5t..2111. Alt. M Lord r G. Osiuorne's r. by Ilasubletnuian, out of Euetatia Lord F ti. thaeorne's be. f. by Sorcerer, not of Drowsy Lord Groin tsur's b. f by Alexander, out of Nimble Laid GtrOVel.lll' . , b. f. by Sir Peter, out of Ibis Sore pstakcs of rotas. each, b. O. itaf. 41b. each. AL M. 11. Cosrusli•l's b. c. by Curiauder, out of a Sir Pe re* snare Mr. *.V)ndhmai's h. e. by Whiskey, out of Minion Mr. Lann►okr's b. c b Teddy, eont of a YrecipitMe mare. BLTI IM: I X'l' I.LIGF.NCE Tlic In:1Z BY. 7 to 2 ar.rainst finliens, the Brother to faatrel. N to 1 against Lord Eorrrnsont's Brotber to Trafalgarr. o to I against Mr. I.arlbroke's, by 'reddy the Grinder. 9 to I against Lhostrr to to I against ally 11/lle. The OAKS'. 6 to 1 against Lord Egreniont's N imble filly. OAT LA Ita"—Ft C1.A.1. 5 to 2 against Cerla•rus ; 5 to I ag 4 t..st Hork sr«)% 13 (a.; 145.-1:1 ell betting Vialdute against the field G to i krainst Thorn. 1 . II RI) (7L 911.-1 to I •yainat TMmeieat 65 to 10 at'ailaxt BriOstots ; 4 to 1 asalu►t Meteora; sad a to ',puma Bea chalet!. AUVAL INTELLICANCE. Pfiarsido Writ, Army 12. Arrived a fleet of outward-bound vewaia front the Downs.—Saited his 'Majesty's sliiiis CaAawk, Deprr and Peacock, on u cruise: •nd the Roe buc,':,Cupt. Matthews, for Africa.—W Ind W.A.W. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 11. Came in the Bellerophon nod Plover fro,a a erui.42.—Wind N. W. DLAI., APRIL 12. Sailed this istortiiiig the Lightning, wi.o the out warti-houu•l. &c. for Porimuk•itt h. Ills M tn..rv's shios Ant..lope and Proserpina, With couross, from Euglaittl, are arrived at Gib rsltur. CORK. APRIL 6. 11 . 1 Majesty'v, I,hi Princess Charlotte, ( 7 :.:itain To!oi!i, and Derafe. Captain Stewart, arrived this incoming at Cove, from a cruise. LLOYD'S LIST. CR.% Vtaill It. APRIL 11.—PaoseJ by the General Stuart, --, and the fienn B igal; Wight, l'oid, from nfalta ; Sophia, Arundel, from St. Michael's ; Vtiieralde, E:a arib, f.oni liondii,va; Neptune, Donne, from St. troix ; Lady Nelson, --, from Limerick; (n -th:wise, Darks; Condon ; Jane, Jenkius ; and Sr -1 tro y flu en, from tiled the Diapateb, Freeman, Mr Liiiserick ; Elizabeth, 11.ireile, for Dublin; liouwiniy, Gar net, for Bartcolicia ; Cain, Orton, for Tortola', I dna; 11;11, (.r Demerara; Ault, Mayne; mid Hau - rod, Aslily, fur the SWIPIrItErk. The Perseverance, Donniau, from Cork to Gra tol, struck iipmi a ridge of sand, malt kering, on the coast of Glamorgan, &boat these o'clock, oil Tuesiley niornim; se'nuight. There were upward of 6u passtleVerN t•ii board, who, with the crew, are all saved. Tue eirgh, consisting of wine, whiskey, butter, soap, provi,ions, hey bee', chiefly pe stered through th., persevering es:ertioni of the neighbouring gentlemen, who sent their teams, and rendered every assistance in their power. A large body of people hail assembled, but very little lade took plat.' ; a detachment of the Swansea Ca valry, under Captain Hughes, having marched to the spot with the utunnYt alacrity, and, with the aid of a party of Sea Fencibles, kept otf the moh, and g,uartled the cargo till it could be conve3ed to a place of safety. Some of the populace got at the whiskey, and drink to such excess, that tin of them died, and several others continue very ill. 'f he vessel has gone to pieces. BRISTOL, APRIL It. The heavy rains of last week caused such an uncommon swell in the rivers in this ueiAliboue hood, as to do considerable dames c. Oa Wed nesday the waters began to rise, and in the course of the night, arid the following morning, a consi derable putt of our city was iuundeted : a stream rushiug. with tie utmost impetuosity, Waugh Newfoundland -street, Milk-street, Roseniary-lene, Old King-.strcet, Merchant -street, Broadineari, and St. 3.fines's Back; and all the avenues and places adjacent presented one immense sheet of water, in many places four feet high, and at least three feet in the centre of serene, streets ; alt the cellars and lower apartments were full, and the in habitants obliged to fly to the upper stories for shelter. Five or six boats wear employed all day in removing the people, and carrying provisions to those who were obliged to remain. The goods upon the wharfs of the Wear, and the adjeinin shops, have been either swept away, or smiled by the food. A new strong-built wall, many yards in extent, near Eel's Mend, ass sashed down, and business entirely suspended. Friday the eater s subsided. We learn that all the lalid, about Sti pleton and Bedminster were overflowe I, the canal dam overthrown ; and travellers reliort that the rains have Leen no where .o heavy and ineev-ant as in this vicinity. About thirty-five years since, there happened an immense flooJ, Lint not so extensive as the present ; the tide at that period was high, a very strong westerly mad hud blown for some days, and a good deal of rain hail Fallen. It ems you siderrd in those days es a phenomenon of *null im pertente, that jhe 31.iyor, attended by the Corpo ration, uud all the city boys, went to witness the speetnele. (WILY EXCILENGE, Arai Li. day there are sevetal fresh arrivals of WheAt, and sake in thi, trade give enr Mr price, excepting fur hoe sam ples. Haile!. fully ht taw 14,4 rarrency—in Malt and the two kinds of Bean., little alteration. Grei Pease art divapir and there being large *applies of White Peas, in part from SO ellen, C61114.17* rrdsrtiei. at price, thi.weck, of full los. per quarter. The trade for Oats keeps foal ax ticar, and Hour hoary wale, at pre ent CettltT ►'RICE or GRAIN Whent 4.6*. tide. ;os I Tick Scans (1 /141) Sns. sss. 'A. l'itii..liito 73•. 71is. ()34s 'l3s. 365. :Ms. .11%.• 4N. 48%. P••lauds 4us. 411. (01. ll:lris) . .. ...... ..4 i . 0;a. tid Patitii.. , tlittl•.. ..... 435. ltd. 711.41 t ‘S' bile has laza. adiat. k'iss Eisur • • .335. 64.01. ' (ire' Pram . . . 4ll. 54J. Seconds SUS 5:... Ilenns(11)kl) COAL -MA likl Ships at Nark t. 56.. 3.. SiltbdcriAtui ET, Avail. 13. .1. 17 .... afs. od. a 59a. od .... 455. a& a au od .- ell I IS 3-16 r..-16 ....par. I dis. as. 7d. prem. —241. los. 1741 I'. BI•SH, •Start-il.uker, rnbill, aml it, Übarinz-Cross rtatcr. (IF si►tCks ESTI:IC[IA ► 3 per Cent. reduced 3 per rent. CU44. 4 per Cent 5 per Cent. Nary lung Annuitks Indis FAchrtiner litlis Engli.li Lottery Tickets fnr Consn'A 4, Cai COUltSr. OF EX , Masterdom.... 35 7 fit V. Ditto at Sight,. 34 11 Itotterdam w e. t 34 {i .11toria 34 7 , 21 Pnris Ditto 1 2! 13 Butirdeaux .... si 11 4:adiz Madrid 4l effective Patina 4l LC(ham 44: NA;41411 4t Gen.,t Veuice a. C 5 2 -1:v. Ikcf. :MANGE, Amu. ..2. I.i.bon Go Oporto Dull . • Cork Nl' ILION. Portugal Gold in (•uio and liars F. a. if. per oz 4 1.1 ii /X 10 1 ,61004 New 1}11.411 0 1 Silver in Ban o 6 Now Louis 'each) ta o u .trio ov tbr Banker Hollau 41 pa Cad. nn~rax At Exeter, se the i.:111 lest, the tidy oil leatematt-Culoal Wattwo, the 3th Dragoon tourdit, of •e, u At 1.4,1u5-4111, Doblit;, the !lista 'Hot. Lai). Easily Berry, of lhatrly, at his house in (.enrtea-street, Duti-o, the Lady af th, Kew. Archdeacon Hal, o f a a tn. At the H../jal Hospital, hear Dubin, on Ilse 231.1 last, the Lady of Colonel Anatrutlttr, Adjutant-Central of Ireland, of a daughttv. At Hh/tubstren, the Lady of Sir low-ph Stenlmuse, of a 11. M. heals b. ladyship's eleventh tkid, all of hitoue we living I -u . 17 ni Lc: %,kia r 4 ,1 a..,%1 VG- mt. In• rormtltret nt* ~f C, lq li t.f t it 11 Ott st...t to tLc Oft, FTARRIACE. At Edinburgh, by the li.•r. Alexander Penny l'alip,ur, Esq. of Iturrowfield, to E•anhellr, ildest daughter of Ssr Alm:Luger ltaemay, Lea of Bstout.u. I:EATUS. Ott Sa:ltlay last, at Cift.m, of a m4l - finest:on in lain foot, Charles Wulselcy, Eq. Atli:veal of the !lAA, a u 67. He ..s Ile only surviviel brothel of :lir Wna. Wu:o:ley, tart. S.atfurasltur. Isi the nt :glibuurhood of !tf:lforel, on hi< imi. - ne? to Rristol for the recovery of his b. a!th, iughtta 1 7 .bq tat, of V.:4m curd. At N,!wuharn, in Gluueestembire, egtd 51, greatly lancet ed by lwr numerous friends •sed actinsh.tatee, Mt s. Kat thews, ode of Mr. Jolla M..ttbeus, ettesriwy, of that place tic•tili was LlCC34lioneti by hr.:- clat!ics takihg fire., wI. !s% alone in a room shove sirirs uu tLc prreedi, g day; althJugh ever) aasi was ituustdlstrly Mt^ tai or the family, who heard her 111WV11111, Wri to bovnt, as to survive the osehuo•huly set i•teht .• I hours. .11r. Matthews, antkoneor his eltnits, II•e spot on t Itist alarm, were touch bv..t.t et. •a• roots to e.tiirtuish the thanes; bat the' art la :ita w../ uftecort ry. II V:II — iVATEH, THIS [MY, AT tA): , . OG C lions .!•1 . . . . mitt. after.. 4 I 't:vett .; SALE BY t 1:C1It)_Z. BOOKS IN VARIOIIs .t TS AND S( I IIN(. Mr. KICII !I [)SON, - . By Order Fir the Pliteruturs, lOU the Pet COI Cla• 11.1 11.11", 2, r . ri a t; Find on 7.10 , lA/ •_;•, . N Sut.iiir s i a e rcpt. d, 12 u': \ tic, taltiaitit• of BOOKS, Ow Fete Frn.liert; of th: kte MOTH EBY, Hoot:mike, 41( Vie tn. Ft Atith.rii in 1):. ~ Trrn.le In, Niontal 11 . 04 c•elou.eil I .rt. to .• I.:laimo of tic We. tool txle,ule:y 411111 111 VICK.II.I Hiudints Itte To b ots Tlrtlrsulay, Fri.l.ty and Sat.mloy r etv;t.r and Moroilop. of Salt• ; Vat.dourg prre JIB. tolioutu t•• 'shoo-a-Ow:1y Ix bad ol Mr. ('l'•r' ae!lar, 1.10144-sarkort ; .11r. :•.•rd, r • Cambri 4C; Mr. Couke, 4...eafutd ; aou of M.. Itir.l:.l e Nu. t, Strand bit. ADAM'S VALUABLE !MC SCUOOLg AND FOR YOUNG PLitSJN3. N;'.W 7ils day r.re KO,litated, 1.13 0M.47S ANTIQUI LIES; or, An .1, , 0 1 1.0 the N 11.4 N NEM and (:1 - 51'03 , 4 MANS, " s:wctin t l .l, nclcut, 7 ` 14 ;: • 1.. Judiriml ReliKiuts ,;3.:tes. bldg 'Wain, Dregs. Farrciswg, Funer,a's. %Vt it;hts nd tr...! 6,f 1401.11ifg., 1..3.1.1.•.1.5, A f fit 11.kiff, CuAJi:, ; ;,,tl.4 . &f. desiret,t to illustrot, tio, I . 00t Ciattsiot, orcts and 'lnalo2A, Crow it, and Cwit.nn, tow hich .r.a Its ALCXANDEM ADl'l, I .1-1). Accts of the Hi2h o. a • P the Sixth Edition, in one ros. bVv. pl ice rH W. in Werds. by thy c.tue Anchor, . . 2. A SI.:1111ARY . of Y HISTORY, both ancient aed 'modern acrol,it t laical State sod principal It. volut ion% of the most alive r:..as Natioun, in ant kilt sod 1114.1.10 . 0 t illl , ll--; Isr.r Cos. toms, e...r T i . vhkeki is added, a firoeraphicitt indr Of, tidnino the :Names of Mee*, iliastratrd Iry StAr., chiefly to co:inect the study of Clamical with that of General lord kclitiou correct..., •in one larTa vol. ovv. rrir, 1 : 21 1 . iu boards. CLtSSICAL. ; rally, the proper Names, ith ashen tieroorst of the a4ier...l De.t.,%. Heroes, asoi trier Prrivitia nientioi.i.il u, the ar cient t Autivms. &cowl L4,tiun enlor4ei!, arc. pri..r A. 11. r o r t..ITIV and ENGLISif (;11.1.nu to tac •t the Stu of I. oh 1.13- rtia7e%, by L 0:111. Iti 11te . .11 t, :her, Euiiiun, p, d, lam. pr Printed rut 1 . .td..1 e• 141 Day 1;s, Strand; J. r. 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