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fiat the timeline was to have beets constructed tor the sum above-mentioned, and was to produce, by fair working, 50 lbs. of split whalebone in a given time ; itappeared, however, that the machine, when properly worked, would produce one hundred and 'fifty, in ten hours ; which was three limys as much as that mentioned in the agreement, and, conse quently, muck the more valuable. siveriel engineers were thin called, upon the part of the Defendants, who had minutely examined the machine, but did not give.sa much credit to the for the invention. They also said, that the metal used wee net bell-metal, bat soft cast• iron, sod,' of coarse, would become useless in a ♦ery short time. It was then proved, that the roller, which was then in the possession of the w , is unfinished. Itt answer to this it was proved, that the De fendants refused to take it, although it was made by their order; and if it was unfinished, it was such a state as to be ready fur delivery in a short time.. In the ateounte tendered, a charge was merely made for midi work as liwtl hero (toile to it. ' The Lnnn Cuter Aisne!: observed, that if the Plaintiff had intended to idake any demind for his • invention, he should have tivide a specific agree - merit to that effect ; but, under the present circum stances, he thought the estimate was in a great measure binding. if the invention was really va luable, it became the Plaintiff to obtain a patent for it, and by that means exclude every other per bell from its advantages. With respect to the roller, his Lordship of npinisn, the Defendants, having ordered it, were in justice bound to pay for it. The Jury haviin retired, returned with a verdict fur the Plaintiff of 471., the Defendants having al ready paid 3101. into Court; costs 405.; the De.' feticlants to have ihe roller. CLERKENWELC Dsc. s. Before Mr. Justice MAINWARING, and a Bead. • • ry . MAGIsTaATES. • ASSAULT. • Thomas Herbert was indicted for assaulting Lieutenant-Colonel Vigereux. It appeared, that the Prosecutor lived at Chiswick, and was riding on the road from that place to London, when he was overtaken by the Defendant, in a srig, aceotn panied by two other persons. The Defendant was driving; he struck the Plaintiff and his horse. and desired him to get oot of the way for a rascal ; the Prosecutor followed him, and asked him his ad dress; on which the Defendant challenged him to ilkvtit, which the Prosecutor declined. telling him that he was disabled, as he had received a musket ball in his knee, which was [meet extracted, and • caused his leg to be contracted. The Defendant then told him he was Captain Herbert, and lived in the city. The Prosecutor then replied. that that address would not•answer. Ns he must have a more couriseone; on w Welt theDefendsent lavished the iumt gros s abuse on bins, and struck him several times with his whip. The Prosecutor bill: followed, de manding the Defendant's address. which was gene ratty answered with the whip. On their coutinig to the turnpike. at Hyde-park-corner, the Prosecutor tailed to the person who received the toll, to stop the gig, butt the Defendant drove furiously on; after he had passed the gate about one hundred yards, he stopped the gig, and slighted, seized the veins of the Prosecutor's horse, and struck the'Pro aecutor several times, with his -vhip, after winch he got into the gig, and drove off. 'Elie Prosecutor fol lowed him into the city, owll he saw the gig turn into a gate-way on Dusgatc•hill. He then again ad dressed the Plaintiff, and asked him for his address, which he answered by the most scurrilous language, and again exercised his whip on the Pieseentor,drag . ged him 44 his horse, and had turned the butt-aid of his whip to strike him, when the Prosecutor a as res cued front, his grasp by some strangers who hod come tip ; he afterwards learned hie name was 'rho ram Herbert, and that lie was a cotton-merchant. tesisling . on Dowgittes.litl. The Jury, without he-itation, returned a verdict of inv. The CIIVaSIAN, after a proper admonition, sen tenced him to be imprisoned three months in New gate, and to pay a fine of 501. PoLICE. VNIOY-UALL. Illivleradi Myers, *Jew Pedler,wou brought before the sit ting Mugistrite, charged on suspicion of having stolen • silver watch-ease, the pr.,perty of James Poulin, a travelling pie-rwchont. It appeared that the Proseentor had I vises.- ly, in his walks, net the Primmer, and advairtd the glitterisg tresaares which were displayed in his p.rsalle irar.Aquse ; amongst other limos, were some fashionable watch-keys, which particabirly attracted the Prosecutor's attention, and lie determined to purchase one ; be accordingly gace his match to the Primmer, to have out fitted to it. A customer soon after rowing up, who wished to go held: or tails f o r a wash, the Prisoner returned the watch, saying he Lad not a key that would 6t. and the Prosecutor. putties it into his pocket, p.oeesded to se. re bps custom. r. nor did he. till two bourn afterwards, discover the trick which had been put upon bin, when, on taking oat his watch lotus& is hat was o'clock. lie perceived that when hone,/ .If,rd,(at returned the wotels, be forgot to ieplace the outside case. He was committed fur re-eiamivation. 1 An Expedition, we understand, is intended to be immediately sent off for the capture of the I.le of France. It has aiways been a harbour for the ene my's privateer. in the Indian seam. Many great irregularities having been practised in the distilleries in Scotland, we End that measures are very properly taking, by the Excise Board. to enforce penalties, to a vonsiderable amount, for not complying with the several regulatiumirequired by law. In consequence of the intended resignation of Mr. Dr sr, tisoarra DoveToa, Esq. of Chelten ham, has announced Ina intention, by public ad vertisement, to offer himself at the next election for Lancaster.. Mr. Bung. who obtained leave from W. J.lDt- Irmo, Esq. late Sheriff for Yorkshire, to shoot over his manor of Scorner, has moat generously left In the hands of Mr. D.'s agent, strinl. to treat the sellouts for the damages done, (although they 1411 declare they never saw a gentleman No careful to prevent doing injury) ; and the farmers, with erp ta l generosity, hare given it to he laid out in neces saries for the poor, who gratefully exclaim—" this it a year ofjubilee." At a Meeting or Council held on Saturday !eat, • Dec. 1, Messrs. DAVID ti't Latta, and Geoniis Dawn, elected Associates of the Royal Academy, Nov. tith last, attended, and having signed the obli gation, the Chairman presented to each his diploma. SVECUTIOY. On Thursday, at noon, Aunts Edwards, dins lOw.:ley, and J.)hn Sock, atlas Moe Felon, coati:lW of a burglary at the last Carlisle Assizes, were con veyed in a cart from the county gaol in that city, to the common place of execution. Bdth while pro ceeding to the fatal spot, and when tied np, they conducted themselves, with a degree of hardihood which ill accorded with their awful situation. This was iii some measure to be. expected from their pre ceding conduct, which, we are sorry to say, did not evince a true horror and abomination of the crime for which they were justly to suffer. The preceding dly, a friend to the Whitchaven Bank, which had been robbed, visited the two convicts in their re spective cells, and endeavoured, by every means in his power, to impress upon them, that the only atonement they could make to man, and thereby evince a true penitence, was to disclose what parti culars they could, that might tend to a recovery of the property. Although the facts proved at the trial were so strong as to preclude the least doubt:: Stockton declared his perfect innocence ; denied that he war at Whitehaven when the deed was com mitted, and all knowledge of the parties 'concerued; and further added, that he had not received a shi:- ling of the money; neither did he know where it Was—but had heard, that the parties concerned had gone to America. Edwards likewise behaved with an equal, if not greater, obduracy. Ile, in like manlier, denied all knowledge of the tatir, any respect whatever ; and said. he was a murdered not deserving death by the laws of his country. The gentleman, iindiii„er he could not succeed, left them, observing, that he hoped, at the fatal place, 'thiy would give that information their unfortunate state demanded. The hope of tracing out the pro perty was, however, frustrated: At the foot of the gal lows, the two unfortntiatemen frequently noticed the gentleman alluded tis; and Edward* called out, apparently to him, "limy (meaning the proprietors of the bank. it is presumed) had got his blood, and he would not say any thing."—To say no worse, the demeanour of Stockton was very improper; but we would carefully refrain from making a:ly com ment. Observing the constable who apprehended Min at Whitelniveu, he called out, in a tone of voice sufficiently audible for us to hear, and, mentioning the constahle's name, said," I see thy face behind thy hat : thou art a cursed fellow ; thou brought us here !" and, again, remarkitig that the execu tioner was got atfficiently alert, he, a second time. (addressing himself to the Whitelsaven constable) exclaimed "thou hadst better come and assist !" Stockton, who was in an infirm state of heal th,•nd had in a great measure lost the use of his limbs, was obliged ta he supported on the platforem—They were then tau ached into eternity, and, after bang ing the usual time, their bodies were delivered to their wives. each of whom has young children. FA wards was abont J 5 years of age, and Stock ton about 44 ; each of them stout, good-looking men.—They have left behind them • considerable property. Subsequent to their conviction, they were attentl..d bt thr Rev. Mr. /stark, the ordinary, and other clergymen. Stockton (being of the Ca tholic persuasion) chiefly by the Rev. Mr. Mar shall ; all of whom laboured to impress upon their minds, the grand troths of the Christian Religion. and thereby fit them for their awful change. The property taken from the bank amounted to thir teen or fourteen thousand pounds.—(Carlisle Jour sod.) -- Dwech Sam attended awe, fair. on Saturday, on which occasion he had a prititte room, where he gays lesions to pugilism, ha the rate of .21. lid. per heed. The fluard, Prmsow. from Lisbon, to lielip land, is on shore in the %lie. On Wednesday last, pr. S. Susl.t.TY, orOulton, Staffordshire, and his twin-hi of her. Mr. W. SMKL• I.liT, came of age; on which occasion they enter- tamed a great party of their "'flea& and relations, at the Mansion-house, in Oulton, for many centu ries the residence and property 'of their ancestors, farmers of the. true English stock. Twenty-four poor families in the village of Whoa, comprising all the iithdbitants of that class. were regaled with three sheep, 40 larva of bread, and two large bar rels of ale—an act of munificence well-timed, and worthy of the suns of SAMSON SHEI.LLY. A match tutended to have been run on the 24th ult. on the annual race-ground of the Right Hon. Lord Caw Dot. Stackpool-Court, between Mr. %V. Jouts's b. c. Garsderpipe, three years old, by Pas tor, and Mr. VOY Lu's ch. f. Ilia. three years old, by Johnny, carrying Et stone each, for 50 guineas to 25 guinea. (Mr. J otsEs the odds), was pre►ented a few days previous to the ►ace by the sale of the 'colt to the Noble Lord fur 1001. He was allowed by +vend Gentlemen present to be the finest of the age they had seen, being 151 hands high, and performed his two miles in eitercise with greater ease and in less time than with the weight he had previously carried. Ten to one iii favour of the cult. The deposits previously to the sale were anti cablr drawn. We have been informed, that the whole produce of wool, from Ilia M.t . il:STY's flocks of Negretti, Paula,, and mixed Swinish breeds of the current year (not much abort of 7,000 pounds weight) hits been purchased by Mr. Jos %%rims, clothier, of Frontea—B must prove highly exhilireting to those agriculturists, who have adopted the Spanish breed, to leant, that M the opinion of this eminent mann facturer, the fleeces of Hi. MAJESTY'S Negretti flock have not suffered the smallest deterioration in quality, although habituated to the soil and cli mate of England, during a trial of fifteen years. Mr. TIRLIIIIAM has been induced, the precari ous state of his health, to resign his situation of Professor of Printing to the Royal Academy. Three French prisoners are now culifilied in Ply tnouth-Dock prison, charged with forging the local and Bank of England notes, on board the Generettx prison-ship in Ilamouze ; one of them lies turned evidence against the others. The ingenuity of these men is truly astonishing. The notes are so well executed as not to he distinguished from good ones, except on a very close exsmination. They had rubbed a penny-piece down to n smooth surface, ■nd on that cut the Gavernment stamp for the local notes. The Solisitor ot' the Bank has been to Ply mouth to witness their examivation, and has brought the notes up to town with him. Till the Bank have had time to consult on the subject, the men were remanded fur [other examination. ,- - - 'ivdrAL pyrr,LLIGENCII. ELYMOLTII. DEC. t. • Arrived the French lugger:privateerJatow,picreed for 8 guns, but only two mounted, and 30 men, from Bityciine, on a cruise, captured by the Helena s!oop of war; nisi; the Pheasant sloop of war, from a cruise; and the Duke qf Kent packet, Iron► the West Indies, having overshot Falmouth. Sailed the Medusa frigate, to the Westward, and the Bri.il• sloop of war ou a cruise. YACMOUTU, DEC. 3. Sailed the Calypso gun-brig, fol. the Scheldt, with live-stock on board.—Arrived the Constant gun-brig, from the Baltic; and Pincher schooner, from a cruise. Mr. Gibson, the pilot, who ran the ship, men. tioned on Saturday, ou shore, on the Barber. Sand, in a lit of despair, jumped over board, and was drowned. He belonged to Hull, and has left a wile and family. 11.41111110ATE s DEC. it. Yesterday afternoon four French lugger-priva. feers had thn audacity to make their appearance off the North Foreland—attack, and carry off, a brig, that was passing near them. This circumstance was seen from Ranisgate Cliffs, as well as the Frenchmen on board the lugger, who were plainly perceived. Two guns were limed at the brig, which appeared like a foreign► vessel. An alarm being given to the ships of war in the Downs, several cruisers were dispatched in various directions, to endeavour to cut oft the lugger and her prize. REAL, DLC. 3. Remain in the Downs. !lig Majesty's ~hipa us pet lur, with a large tket of outward-bound fur the %rest ladies. Arrived the A114, , ,,t0r and Ashton. from Tobago, and sailed for the River.—Wind S.W. SHEERNESS. DEC. n . Sailed the Thracian. with a convoy, fut The Respect, --y frau Liverpool, to Gotten burg, has been taken, retaken, and brought into the Downs. The Spy , Dl:exam., from Baltimore, was wrecked on the pith of IN ovum ber, near the Text' ; crew saved. The British Tar transport arrived at Portsmouth on Friday last under jury-mast. She sailed from Halifax on the -23 th October. under convoy of his MaJxsTY's ship Sqrsirre/, Lord WM. FITZROY, with eight other light transports. They separated on the morning of the 3d of Nov. in a most tre mendous gale of wind, when she carried away her foremast by the board, main and wizen top-masts, mid bowsprit, and lay • wreck upon the water for four days and nights, during which time, the gale continued with a violence never before experienced by any of the fleet. The frigate, near foundering. was obliged to part with • numhcr of her guns.— Three ships are missing, and the crews of three others from Quebec were picked up by the fleet, their ships having foundered in the saine gale. Mv. WAITHIN AN, we understand, has left town for Abingdon, to canvass the electors of that bo rough. The Giszette of Saturday contains an Order for panting to the brothers anti sisters of the present Marquis TUOMOMD the same titles and precedence as if their lite father had survived to succeed his brother, the late Marquis. On Monday night, a fire broke out in the paper mill, called Scotland Mill, near Nleanwond, York shire, in the occupation of Mr. Jon IL►aatsotr, which, in a short space of tittle, consumed the whole; the sufferer was insnred in that respectable office the sun, to the amount of 3,5001. hut, we arc sorry to add, thkt the loss will exceed the sum covered. Messrs. WHITELEYS, the owners of the mill, are, we understand, coverer, to the amount of 2,0001. on the building, in the Norwich Union Office. • On the 234.1 last, the Pr«sh) tery of Irvine, on the presentation of the Marquis of Tircitrtsus. now Duke of POZTLAND, admitted Dr. JOHN MtLitoci, late of Kilmodan, one of the Ministers of Kilmar nock. On Tuesday last, as corporal THOMAS NUNN, and two privates of the West SUffolk Militia, were escorting William Matche: ton. who IMil aurreadered himself as a deserter from the 2d Dragoons, or Scotch Greys, un-liandeuffed, lie attempted to escape in the following manure.—:ls the escort were near Keswick, the deserter sacitlenly seized the piece of the maim in front; and immediately turning round, struck the corporal on the breast, and drove him back a few paces, in order that he might have room to act with the seized firelock, which was ready loaded. The corporal, finding himself in such a situation, dropped down upon one knee; and tiring low, with intent to disable him from running away, wounded him in the knee ; at the same instant the deserter fired at the cor poral, and wounded him in the upper part of the right thigh so desperately, that he has since under gone amputation ; but we are happy to say he is in a fair way of recovery. An unfortunate quarrel took place on Sunday:the 19th instant, between two young men, at the shop of Mr. SWAN, confectioner, in Church-street, - Li verpool, which has been attended with very unplea sant consequences. Some intemperate language having been minimally exchanged, one of them threw • glass of wine in the face of the other, on which the person thus offendeit immediately stabbed his assailant with a penknife to the side. Surgical as sistance was procured, and the wounded person, we are happy Ur learn, is in a fait' way of recovery. The other young man is committed fur trial. On the 14th last, an elderly man, of rather a stout make, who had arrived at Dunkeld, Scotland, the preceding evening, to attend one of the prin cipal markets held on the 14th, with a few hardware articles, was taken suddenly ill, and expired almost instantly. From the information he had given a person who travelled with him the day before, it appeared that he had never been is that part of the country before ; that he was a native of Irelard, where he had a reversionary right to some property. and had, at one time, been in a respectable way, trading between that country and America—that his wife had died some years ago, and thi.t he had a son, an Officer in a regiment at Flushing, who had also been in Spain with Gen. Mom Several accounts of hardware, purchased in Edinliugh, were in his parcels, from which his name appears to be ALIXAPI DEIS us.A sc. PILE MARKETS. . CORN.EXCHANGE. ins. 4. The fresh arrivals of Wheat this day make...* tolerable supply ; and iu this trade sales are dull, at a deelsthhin is price O . about DI and 3/. per quarter. Tlas.semilyt of Bar ley is short, and dearer ; in Malt sod 'Mite Peas Ilttk fluc tuation; !kites 91 the twu deseriptiMPS antiotain their prices of Oats, there are a few fresh arrivals, and this article. for aampli a of first quality, is Lammed rather bightx of Flour coutinue ut last quota:ma. CURRENT PRICE OF (;ItAllf. Wheat 7ls. 038• 1058. Beaus (old) Ens 665. 44 Flue dill* 106.. fist. Reau.'ol4. NOs. 564. thl Rye Sta. 51is. 0at5........... 264. 3nl. 321 Marley SOU. sus. Pulands . .... 35s 391 ud Malt 768. a/.. Potatue ditto ti. to 41/ Whit. Peas j „ Rape Seed .... • 471 sal. (bullets) s •• • • 74 • 111 '''' Fine Flour .... • • 9011. 9so fifty Peas... is. dos. *scalds .1013 E. .—TntatuOA V. DEC t. —gal. —4. to 301. —6. "3411 —d. to 455. —d. to tts. ~40*. 4.-4. to ..5411. —4. to tiaos. UXBRI Core-Inspector's Return: Wheat, per load . . Barley, per quarter ttate Beane Peas ... PRICK OP HOPI. ____. _ ._ ___... . IMMO. revalues. Kent, et toe. tta 41. lie. Rat, et ton an 71. --a Nunez. a —S. 44 a —e: linemett. .a. —.a. to I. int Baez. 41. —4. to 111. HU. Perolunt, 61..-e. to NI ...... PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW, YESTERDAI— IIT. J A 4 ZVI. WINITIMMA PAL. H a y, 31. is s 04.1.1 61 6e•iid. PI" IL Ale. to 61. SO. Straw. tl. 13aual. to Satod. New, 01. or. to 01. Clover, bl. 14/. 16.. Straw. a is,. to el. a. a ?MTH Fl Ebb MAititET, Dae 4. • -- This day's nairket afforded a good supply of prim* beasts, a n d th e sp. ' s, of cattle in general, was cousitlerahle. Mutton is cheaper than our last report; Beef and Purl %option the last pr ices; and the trade, fur the most part, w as s om e w h at brink—Th e sales to the Haymarket were pretty list iv; Clover lass dropped in price, since Friday's market; ffs F fetched a better price ; Straw obtained last price. We sub join au accurate statement of the prices and 'numbers. a To sink air 011•1 per stone ut elh. 111eef......a5. ud. to s. od Held of Cattle, this day . Mang.* ...as. thi to sa: ad Braids Vcal ......ca. nil. to 7s. ml. Sheep , . Latub....l4. rod. to os. ocl. Calves :in Pork ..... 56. sd. to 76. oil. I Pip i 4 ,. HAY-MARKET. Hay 51. tos. Straw ..... 11. ISs. ('lover .. ...51. Ina. rot. to 61. us. ed. od. t• SI. 3us at. to 61. lus nA. NEWGATE AND LEAI (By the Beef 34. 24. to u. ♦d. Mullen 4. wt. to 4/. 10d. PRICE 01 St. James's Market 51 31d Clare Markrt Wkiteehapel Market sa sd per at. of alb. --- ism aid A r mar.. fis Yellow Soap, toss—Mott Prim of Coddles, per do EN HALL MARKETS. Veal a. at to 6s. 0.1 Pork Ss 4d. to 7a o.i TALLOW. Town Tallow a•• o Yellow Russia gels od 91; • White ditto .. *as od —1 n Soap ditto.... /Ss od --s • Melting Stuff 70:s .4 =s • thou ruugh sos es —s • Graves .... 6... Its n Good Dregs ...... las • rd a, 141 od—Noutdis. IS/ 04 RAW Ht Dims. . I Rest Wifely soot Steers (per Ordinary as. ed. to le. ed. Nene) is 101. to so ed. littrko Calf IS.. od. tech Iflddlings es. 64. se a.. a Eng. Horse a es.od. Go tbs ad Sheep Skins • - - as. 6d. l• 511. od. , A feet days ago, a person at Warwick, in 'the neighbourhood of this city, after having felt con siderable pia in the region of the bladder, voided. by urine, A considerable quantity of shimmies/a, of the tadpole species, and nearly of the same size. However extraordinary this may appear, and no natural historian has ever mentioned a similar case. (nor is it possible to conceive how they valid have been introduced into the bladder) what we have related is an undoubted fact. When passed. these weinect!rulaw were inclosed in a thin membrane or • bag : they are of a dark brown colour, used coveted on every part with strong bristles.—They are How in the prissessieni of a physician in this city ; and we understand that a particular account respecting them will shortly be transmitted tithe Philosophical Journal.—(CoPfiefe Journal.) - PRICII or wromus YESTERDAY. s per Cent. Reduced • 6ni 3 per Cent. Cuutels 6 91 7 0 6 941 4 per Cent... s per Cent. Nary ...... ins Long Annuities IS 9- itrtlis I India it ..... Excheitery Rills F.nglish Lottery Tweet 5.......... 981. Consuls for T. BISH, Stor►-Broler, 4. Cernhill, and 9, Clinting.eross. BIRTHS. At Riolkwydrlaa, near St. Asapli, the Lad) of Sir Sohn Williams, Bart. of a daughter. Ou Sunday last, at Rockky House, Wilts, the Lady of Lieutenant-Graeral the Hun. Frederick M. John, of a sun . fkIARRIMiLS. On the nth ult, at Wtodbury, in Devuothire, Nathaniel Author Austen, Esq. of Ramsgate, to Miss Sophia second dauglitcrof Captain Rains, of the Royal Navy. On Tuesday, Mr. J. D Bird, printer, of Cardiff, t.) Frawees, the eldest daughter of Mr. Christopher Williams, of Ely Fenn, in the parish of I.landaff. DRATHS. At !Skeeter, Oxfordshire, im Thursday last, aced 77, mark esteemed mud regretted, Mrs. Jane Smith, relict of the late Mr. Henry Smith, At tor ney.at•Luw. Latilj at flaverfordoest, Francis lidwardes, Esq. The ken .1. Wiliiams, Vii.ar of Cl}rumg, and Rector of Llanhaan, Census onehire. In the irland of Watchmen, John Wakot Jenhins, of the 611th regiment of tight infantry, formerly Lieutenant in the North Cork Militia. Sundry sinnight, at Maker, Plymouth, univer sally regretted, used 43, Mrs. Bienuarbmwatt, • +rear rela tive of the celebrated Dr Oliver Guldemitts, and daugl.trr of Mrs. Primrose ' one of the heroines mentioned ni hit Vicar of Wrikefield. Os Friday tinniest, at Newport, in the Isle of Wight, after n lung and mutt painful digest, borne with manly for titude, Mr Shatford, Manager id the Thestres in Salisbury, Itlnudford, i..e Isles of Wight, Jeisey, Sic. He realised the character so inimitably drawn by noir great bard .—" a fel low infinite jest, of must excellent trey , gibes, gambols, and /mitts of merriment, that time wool to set the table is a roar." Admired as he was, however, for his wit and ta. lents, be was tepidly respected for h generosity and inte grity. Caressed, consequently, by bill friend', sad of a tem per sotto tenet solicitation, psouskik with the talents of • Quin, as modally steams rehab far ispiteimal eajoymetit•—i a• early Mood was made on Ida gilattitutioo, and the AMP% 1111mpliMake• diMitallp, tarried him of at the igi at pm. HIGII WADER AT LONDON MUDGE, THIS DAY. Mornain o wain. after in j Allerinnaa .9 min. after in LONDON --Printed N• 1, denwwes Imq mid published al the I Mlai. N.. la, SneL at St. Ckiverser- Church, Strand, try J WHIT C, 4 max place.—()titers, Se. law Iha Paper, wit OlSea„ (peat • pawl), will duly atiewdel In. •1