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1.4.11:6/IbIICY, °crusts 11. COliOt4 Lies 'INQUEST. Ou Tuesday au 'ugliest was held at •the Rose • Inn. Brosdatatira, ma the body of John Hawkiu., journeyman 'etirpeuter. .of Reading -street. in the parish of St. 'Peter's, Thane, who cut his throat on Monday morning preceding, in an out-building adj • • g his own premise., and was found dead by his wife a short time after. The evidence of se veral witnesses being, taken un the occasion, the Jury returned a vertfct of Lenoir ; the poor man having been in a low state of mind for some time. NEW KENT GAOL. At the Quarter Sessions held at Maidstone last week. it was fluidly decide d, that the site of this extensive building should be at the North end of the town, on the East side of Week-street.—The ar chitect (Mr. Alexander) having convinced the Ma givtrates of the peculiar atis outages attached to 'the adoption of that situation, it was therefore for merly 'tumid out by Mr. Juhu Smith (the County Surveyor. Au Wednesday. the boundaries having been sbewn by several red flags, for the inspection ,of the M agistrutes, the same was approved, and ultimately fixed. The Northern boundary ex tends to au orchard opposite the birrack gate ; and Eastward 'surly as high as Wheeler's-street ; South, in meadows to-hind Mr. Atkins's brew-house ; Atid West, a little behind Mr. Jacub.on'a house.—Be tween the. Conyh and Muses and Mr. Winter's house, will be the !grand entrance. and in which well be erected a Sessious ll..use. Tbe.houialsry walls will enclose a space of 14 acres, exclusive of a road 40 feet wide round the whole, cominunitating with the various roads adjoining. far the convenience of travellers. TOE KING e. elm tnitAIITAIITS OF WROTHAII. At the Maidstone Sermons came oil to be tried, • Preilentment, ureferrtd by the Rev. Georg,. Mole and the Rev. TnuinAs Cobb, agaiiist the lubahitents of the pariah of %lrothain, for a misde meanour in hot repairing u mobilo highway leading from Wrotham to BOSol.44 . l.green. This trial Is r ed near' c 6,•tt hours. wheu, it appearing by the tr..- titiway of ma iv most respectable witnesses, not on ly that me road in que.tion was its a better state of repair dims it had been iu fur the last hall century; but moreover, that it was impossible to improve it without an enormous expen-e, and indeed without making en inroad into the adjoining hoods; the Jury gave their yew I+et *. is of the Parish of Moe/teas." On Forte,, between seven and eight o'clock, • lire broke out in the hope-kilns of Mr. H. Hai - timid. of Temple Court. Bosbory, which destroyed the same, with a back kitchen, and upwards of a ton of hops... The flames were prevented from spread iug to. the dwelling-house by the exertions of the ueichbours ; and the engine from Letlbury, which arrived about 9 o'clock, was very useful in prevent ing further communicatiou with the adjoining buildings.—The fire was occasioned by the dan gerous practice of ;diming a lighted candle arousal a wall, which. falling down, communicating to a heap of fresh dried bops, and immediately spread with great rapidity. On Wednesday wee committed to St. Angustine's gaol, for the apace of seven days. Thomas Sutton, waggoner to Mr. Sharp. of Littlebourn, fiur riding eu the waggon, Without having any person to guide the bore's, and the same being driven without any the same day were committed to the above gaol, Thomas Siddoos a n d W. Hughes, Charged, en the oath of E. Goodwin, with having committed an unnatural crime. on the 6th of Octo ber inst. at 3olinster, Isle of Sinew', in this county. At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace fur the' Eastern Division of this county, holden at the New Sessions-house at Sr. Am:iodine's, on Friday last, the following pri-nitera were tried :-- Sterktos Par, domed with haying violently swatted and beaten Fanny Fox, law wee.—Oidered to had sureties, him self is tont woe in sot and two 412...1. each. Thomas Beasear, charged on ia.piciun of steelier three mieka and one 'hop-pocket, the property of tr Baker, Knowlton -.Tu be imprisooed and kept to bard labour is da rriwy Moak, char:ell with having stolen quintities ar trans, the propetty of W. Whitehead —Acquitted. Lowy Sow Roberts, charged un saspiehm of stealing a qsaatiey oar °yaws, the property of the Free Burgemes of tbseeabormigh —Acquitted Willson Price, charged with haring absconded, tad left his wife and lousily claw gamble to the parish of Arniuoition. he imprisoned /nor months and kept to hard labour, sad mice within that time to be publicly shipped tun yards to Me lowa of Ashford. Thursday forestoou, about iti7clock, a brick. layer's labourer fell from a emtfuld at the top of a house in Gravel-lane, East Smithfield. and expired as he was carrying to the hospital. A letter from Galway, dated 4th Oloher. saes— " Monday nt,.ht last. the greatest tike of herrisiwi e twritentliereel here for many years. took place at our Roads: sn-li was the quantity . taken, that at der 'limpid:id, it volt computed that the tbdtrensers asi a ,...iontl have received no less than 30001. fur the right's ; notwithstanding which, they seem to have nolnelioabon to take advantage of what Providence puts in their power ; for yesterday even tug they entered into a coral 'mitten for inviting a stop to the coasting boats throwing out their nets. at a time when, we are gives to understand, our Roy swarms with that sacral fish; winch having conic to the liii•owledge of Anthony Morris, Esq. Comluander of the Tatemshead reveune cruizer, he imoudiattly hastened to arm his hosts, for the pur pose of petting a strip to such unlsieful proceed ings; but in despite of his utmost vegtlance, those deluded people, to the amount of several hundreds. *rimed with sticks a i.l stone,. put off from the shore, for the port ..se i f uppomig him by force; he was compelled to fire several shots in order to disperse theta." Theorem:lista:lce relative to a private of the Nut ti-igassn Militia hazing been wounded by a sentry At tile lame regicueut. who was suited to have been asleep on his post. has been thus explained:—The wound was indicted uni , .fentionally by the sentry. whip could not distinguish his comrade during the d ar k n e s s of the night. treeing some one approach his pot, at the Naval Hospital, where he had the care of several impressed men. *lOl haring challenged tit ,^e mid received no reply, he present ed hia bayouel to pt -vent hiin proceeding; the wounded Mall s Ivanced upon it. The relief hod passed, and he was lagging behind, which neca.imt (A the mistake or the »eutry, sod the wholly utuo teatwrsal that occurred. (Copy.) Si a—My Lords sulsntrTri. Admiralty-011es, August 2. of the Adusieulty Isavisti reason to apprchrud, that the receptiori of Sulialitotes is frequently so negligently atteaded to, that much fraud is practised, with Etat consequent injury to the public Nen ice— I am commandedio signify thew Lordships' direction, that, iu future, vu Substitute shall he received, till he shall bare been (eller the usual medical examination) accurately exa ruined and approved hy the Regulating Officer himself, who will be a beld accountable to the public fur soy loss that way arise teens the reeeptiou of improper persoirs.-1 am, Sir, Your very humble servant, (Signed) J. W. CROKER. Captain 'Brown, Regulating Officer at Greenock. la consequence of the above official letter, Capt. Brown, regulating the impress 'mike hem, requests the pointer' at. tentiou of the public thereto ; and begs to mentiou, that uo substitute will be received iu future by him, but oa bond, for payineut of a sum equal to such substitute, to be paid should be be found either unlit or legally removed from the service. Greenock Readezvone. Oct. a, ism 81R4111GH.1.11, OCTOBER 11. WARWIC K SESSIONS. The Michaelmas General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this county were held on Tue,d4y, when the following Pro,uners were tried and sentenerd as under : Arthur Beach, for stealing, in this town, 2lha of thread, the property of Mrun. Boner and Co.; and Elizabeth H o l t _ ands, fur stealing, in this town, u linen . L ist, the prop.rty of Edward Chambers : to be itopnsuned six months es , h in tba - - in the house Truss, for stealing, in this town, • brass cock, the property of Moms. Messenger and Phiption, to be imprisoned one month in gaol. Lewis Andertms, cliarled with be threatening with a knif*, Saenh Ruddis, of this town ; Mars Li ailbeater, charged Avith stealing wearing apparel..in this town; mid John Aston, ebArgeil with strafing, in ibis hewn, thief brash togs, value three-halfpence, the pr..ipertg of ltd Dens--arteitted. THE lII4G r. JAMES. At these Sessions, the Defendant, who was, till lately t a tenant of Mr. Hutton, ui the High-street. occupyirg a house two doors below Mr. Iluiton's boon , was indicted for a inisdeineanour, in endea vouring to creole a not and disturbance about his house, on the 27th of August last, for the porpuse of endangering the pe.sun and property of Mr. Hinton. However. on the Defendant hciisg put upon his trial, the Piosectitor (Mr. [l o tto.; a t th e intercession of the Defendant's Counsel and Attor ney, and on his espres.isig a due contrition fur his oftener, kindly consented to his acquittal. Committed to the County Gaol— • _ George lours utherwire George Giddinx, charged with stealing, at Bit iningbion, a nit toot audata hunk, vaitte 211. 6d. without forte, and not p. vily, Irons the pantuir of Leonard Tyson; :Ibuivas Fukk, charg...l with baring out the 7th of Miami last, at Itunriughant, disposed art to impel Bowles, divers twupuand forged book ur England murk Looming thew to be counterfoit and loaned awl Wallow Bratibutl, ettargo.,l with having deposed al,. at Ito iniughant, roi the nth Srptetaber last, to Daltuu, rte fruited nue. roitud hank of Engiatel outer ; std further• charged with hats tug dis posed of nt Dons nittitans, ust its.: nth Septrinbe lANI, to James Bowles, siaiv toned Work of Euglaud tours, knowing (kW tat be erkiiiirarit aid forgta. Ott Sat warty last, James Crow, Cothorinr fkt. cher, John Steword,Jdows Moore, Ferdinand Dnd ley, John Crawr, Joirph (nok, and Crowliwi Ba chaa. were C01111101,%.41 In W irwic lirtik welt for begging in the streets of thin town. It is tomb to he wished that the inhabitants would consider the etpenar the then and comity it put to, and nut re. belie those common ite t tgars, mo a t or w h ous . t i soug h blind or lame, might by usefully employed in some business; and if not, their respective parishes are hound to niaintiOn them comf,rtably. Thr ee apprentices were committed for absenting them selves from their master.' service without leave; and several coopers were summoned for roiling casks along the streets. It would be well if the coopers, imitating the praise-worthy conduct of the movie ' for of the lICW COO wiegguit, would convey their casks upon a long light Nall narrow frame, as in London, somewhat iu the loran of a canoe, and then ime man would convey three large casks. Several summonses ' were also ordered Inc mark oleo, for leaving broken bottles and crock., Ste. to the ' , wets. Atteniiun to all nuisances is of ;great consryn-uce to the respec tability and ZOllll order of a roam .and they are among its brat friends who endeavour to prevent i them. The senteuce upon Hitekia is tran.pnrtation foe MICH years. HUNTIAI; IA IN D 1.4. The enough Hunt, and a numerous p irty of their friends, met at day-break, on the morning of the 4th niblarch, on the rising grouud near the San. gam, where a javkall of extraordinary site was turn ed down, with K arl law. lie took stota, the coon try in a northerly directioa, sod itt4.lr the river Manta, a little below the village of liniseree, the right hank of *lnch lie kept as fir as nopekete. passing Kititee, where he crossed. 'Mit liar, of the cbrce was very smart going. On crossing the river he skirted the mangos tope to the Tuft of Hope- leek. and, seemingly conseions of his poor's, took the open country, stretching toward, the north east. The .logs were liatlied, and at a cheek for • short time. amongst the dusty roads cod some ploughed fields in the neighbonrivind of the tope, cod at this ciitteal moment were crossed, about two hundred yard. in front, by a large herd of deer, but not a single hound swerve:l, which evinced a rare degree of discipline and staunchness. After some cold hooting across the ploughed I,Tround, where the dogs showed the true sniff. the scent hoenn to improve, and they carried it on again eery briskly for shout three Miles over the plans. io the direction of the village of Iloosrie, near which he doubled, and made for the ,trong ground* to the eastward. Ile was v‘rite I here, for the first time, by some of the horsemen, about three-fourths o f a mite ahead mud, from his rate of going, ap patently was not much distressed. Having wow gained the deep nullahs and streag rocky ground between the villages of Diggie cod cod being avriire of his advantagee, he chewed a groat disposition to keep his poritroo by frequent dint blimp ; the dogs, however. began to approach his brads. cud pushed him so bard that he eras tortt pelted to break, mid made for the hills to the left of the village of Sanwa, near a hich he was run into in grand atyle. after a run of one hour and five minutes. The country crossed eani.ot have been less than 15 miles. and the cheer altogether was, perhaps, a .starter and more iatereedni *lac than warn ever wituested in India. I'.111:.5. The fine weather last week octosMned one of the largeit assemblages of holiday-folks at Pete:llls rough Fair, on Tuesday and Wednesday, ever . known. The town 'was literally trammed with puny. The Stock Fair was also large,hot pt ices were kept up. Prime dairies of cheese sold at nos.. to 8.35. and inferior at 775. per twt. Oinoits,3s. GIL to 4s. 6d. a bushel. Bridgwater Fair, on Tuesday, was more nuttier °sully attended, and there was it larger supply of the chief articles of dealing, than has hero perhaps ever known. Cheese, for the purchase of which this Fair is resorted to from all parts of the West of England, experienced a considerable reduction in price, and more than 200 tons are supposed to have ratuained unsold. Prime Old Dairy, fetched bOs. per cwt. and best new Cherer from 704. to 7.35. Of Horses there was a sitrpri-cooly large show; but inferior ones had few buyers, even at very low prices ; those of o better description were also considerably on the decline io value. For Fat Stock there was a toler able demand ; but Lean Beasts had at vent indiffe rent sale, and a great number remained unsold. • ROYAL SOCIETY. It appears that M. Deidle, a French Physician, and a Member of the French National Institute. has transmitted a paper from the East Indies, to the Royal Society. by the bands of a Lady. de. scribing the real nature al.d properties of the cele brated Bohan Visas. or poison' tree Of Java.. The botanic's' account of this plant he received from one of the rrsuch naturalist. who accompanied Cap tain ilandin,. and who resided some time in J vas. It was with much difficulty that br persuaded the inhabitants to skew him the different poison plants', which they carefully conceal for the purpose of using them in war. Hence the many fabulous accounts circulated respecting the fatal influence of the spas are set in their true light. The apes, in the languag e of Java, signi fi er a vegetable poison, and is appli ed only to the juice of the Bohan tree. and another plant with a twisted stein. The juice is extracted by as incision made in the hark with a knife, and being carefully collected. is preserved by the na tives to 'se employed in their wars. As to its d Reus ing noxious 'alluvia in the air, and destroying ve getation to a considerable distance aronud it, the aboardity of three stories is rufficiently exposed by the fact, that the climbing species requires them,- port of other plants to attain its usual growth. Ac cording to a number of experiments mode by Dr. Delille upon dogs awl cats, bi incisions, injections, tkc. it appearr that this peculiar species of vegetable poison acts exclusively upon the nerves. • . AN ACCOUNT' OF THII OTTAIN-4C4 WHU EAT CLAY. ;Frani Ilsalcdt's T•bleas% Nakie.") • On the coasts of emotion, of New Barcelona, and of Cameras, visited by the Fssncisian Monks of Guyana in retuning from their miasmas, there was a tradition preeffilt, that tribes inhabiting the banks of the Oronot o rat earth. On the 6th of June, 1800, we spent a day in a mission iu a village inhabited by the Ottantses who eat earth. The villege called La Concepcion, of Usuauti, is situated its a very picturesque manner upon the declivity of a rock of granite. Its latitude Id. termined to hr seven degrees north, and its longitude roar degrees rest of Paris. The earth which the Ottemacs eat is a fat an I titictuotis clay, a real pottet'a earth, of a greyish yellow tint, coloured by a little oxide of iron. They select it with tomb care, nod gather it on particular banks, on the sides of the O r o u n co andof the Meta. They dis tinguish by the taste one kind of earth from +mo ther, for all kinds of clay are not equally agree able to their Hates. They knead this earth into ball., of from four to six niches in dostneter,rund brkeit eta slow fire, till its outer surface heroines reddish. Before they eat these balls they moisten them anew. 'these (Maniacs are for the most pert a very savage race, and have an aversion to improve ment. The nations on the t)rouoco that are far thest from that canton, say prow. rhially. when they wish to speak of any thing very filthy, i• It is dis gusting for an Ottamee to eat." When the waters of the Oroonveo and Meta are low, the Ottatnacs support. thetatelves on fish and tortoises. When the fish appear at the sadism of the water. they kill theta by means of darts, with a desterity which we bare often admired. When the rivers ropes rieoce their periodical overflow, the fishing ceases, for it is as difficult to filth in rivers become too deep as in the open sea. During this inundation, which lasts two or three months, the (maniacs prodigious quantities of earth. We have found in their huts immense storesaf it. heaped op 111.PYra mid,. Each individual commutes daily three fourths or four-fifths of a pound el earth. acce ding to the account which Fray Boinun Buena. a Very. intelligent monk, who Nutted twelve yew. among three 'lndians, gave us. The Oitainacs themselves say, that in the rainy season this earth is their prin cipal food ; in addition, they eat little fishes, li zards, cod fern roots. They are an fond of this earth. that every day they eat a little of it after their repast, to regale themselves,, eves in the dry seasons. and when they have alhandence of fish.— These people are of a very dark copper colour; their features are as ugly as those of the Tartans. The missionary who resides among them invited as, that he has remarked uo difference in the hestltb of these savages during the time that they eat this earth. Such lathe simple narration of Picts.—lt may be asserted, that iu all the regions of the torrid zone, this desire for earth bat been observed ; in Guinea, the 'levees eat a yellowish earth, which they roll realise. The slaves which are brought into Ame ric• endeavour to matte • similar gratification, but it is always to the detriment of their !malt& ?Louth, Brady, Ann Carrel, *Niched Scowl. ling, and Waage, Therm foor Irish labourers, were charged with it riot and violent amain& i.O the . person of Mr. G eo r ge liodoon, a constable. on Westosinsier-bnidge, on the Sth Spotant, were on Thursday last found Gaiiry, at the Surrey Se.- woos and Brady. the nest, who wounded the constable, was sentenced to nine mouths hard la bour in the Hun..e of Correction, cud the other three to six mouths each. tr.W.9L C ' troonstourit, nes. IL • Sailed the Neweiis, with a convoy fin M 1 , 1 ., ehd the Coast of Africa; amongst tt,, or , Royal Yarriting tionspert, with seo !p4; d .„. ! thi " Fortaae. Crag , try, for Cadi z . * Flirt lllyses takes convoy for Goorriaa awl Jai sey.Several ships helongin‘y c v th-.ld at o„, car, roy have returned on account of sire' 11'1;416ot, Wind Easterly. OC: 10. Arrived the Mars. Tircapt.s.:mmie,.. 4 6 , mouth ;the has brought 7003 dollars iffi;ll in 0 pay Olt artiiieers, Rte. in this )6Untll4l; Jrylfa thri , 1..111 of w ar, Capt. Atehr.min. tr. , fi p unt mouth; :end the Rover, emit. liobtt; fru m S:iiied time Venerable. 74, Capt. Kittg. tr) 117e.ttv.aril. Cow. in t h e Jack Tar, Galloway, from intim; Maria Antonia. Writ& and Cleopatra. t.; droning, front Cadiz. all bound for a.,,iiloa„ FALK. VTR. Arrived the hriic to u i s„, num ; and PregideNt frigate, to convoy th Ea%t ludiatnou to le Dinvus.--Wiud East, 1;4 n • gale. Dill OCT. I • Caine down from the Wver, and the Doom, the Sylph. Nlitioek, and ey. for Nrw York ;, and the Mary Ann, (; nica for Cliarlr.toli. Passed lq nevem' particulars Ism known.—WlA N. E. blurs,,, MA IKKA r.S4 AOE, Orr tt. I . CC OP GRAIN. 41( rirk clittu ..... Outs UV tit as V. 614.44 ditto ..... 344. Jr pol t.e ditt0........ 4.44 ft,p, 14,14. 431. s 1 Fine Hour ........ 441 &woods spke s:s --~ CORN LICH CURRENT PRI Wheat . .... :Cm 9 05 Fiat ditto ....... p4*. 9"* Rye (am) • 44i. ens Rerit.7 3ss eels Msll 73e. b*PS White •Pel Wis. 51 (heileer) Grey POO 526 UXBRIDGE. Coro-loepertor'o Return, T Ore. Wheat, per load. .to' —a. to 2s' the Porky, per quarter ass. —4. to 411 . Oats )S6. —d. to 40e.-41. Beaus . Old Ditty ..slit —d. to to lits. Per bMITHFIEI.I) MARKET, Orr. 12. To silk the offal, per some 41100. Reef...—. ~ al to ss. 44. i Head of Conk, Ai air-. Mottos ....m. 4d. to sa. 4d. li.taata •MI Lamb.... 0.. 0.1 to co. od. 1 Itbeep At" Veal se. tol. to 7A. bd. %) Caters Perk so. ed. in 7s. Od. p a l HAY- A P lttlr. Bat .. a us. M. lo 9i. es M. 1ente....„..e1. is*. ed. 'le sl. se. et Clever NEWDATE AND LHADENHALL MARKETS. • (By tbrt 8444 34: ed. to N. ed. adutloa 4i. Od. tO $l. 0.1 Lamb PRICE dF VAT orease.) teal M. $4. to be Perk os. Od. to ;, . 44. to 66. ed. ST.B • sloes. limy :A. to, od to 911 9+ od . Strow,ol. Y;/.Od. So SE 31 STRAW Ys2TLaD4Y. wintreewartt. Ray Ob. no. on 91. New, g. M. on 01 IClever, a 114 .1110 t )0 Weir. IL Is 1.131. e 1 1 ' HOP!. 1 tocLires. Kest, .51. ft. to W. is Susest, 41. IM. siss ....I. s Farulusa.6l. es. to tol. DiewHopVil. silo !01. R IDES. • (Wins/ 41, ed. to of s's larks t Col( tss. od. ItICI En .Hare sds.od. to is. • as. od to '24. WI. a as. od. TALLOW. TGWU Tallow 7 „ 6d --• • Yellow Rossi' 73•'d 7•• • White ditto .. 69.04 • Rasp ditto.— ea. od NA* Staff Mks td —• • Ditto rough 36s os • Grave* ea ais. PRICE C Kent. 41. lug. to 61. as. Sone:, 41. tom. to sl. os. ElSele, 41 los., 141,61. Os. NewHolool. co. 6471. ma. • RAW I Bea Wily'', sod flitet-rs (per stone) 31. rt I to 3524 d. Ni WIIOE. to hd. to 41. 1011 Shearlitlx, . Lunt. Skins . " PRICE Oi St. James's Market 44 354 Clam Market M 44 Whiserkapel Market 4s 141 per at. of alb. tta 74 ♦terage.... 4s OS Good Orme oil Yell" soap, 94*—M•ttled ho.—Carl, i 044 fitt Candles, per doses, 'is ea —Moulds, 17s 01 COAL MARKET, OCT. In. ship. Shirai& Prim. 3$ Nt ores* COSI ** .4....• sia. ed. t• OA 61 • soa.lerhied • sea. ed. to --i 0 1 et0der0......4 —_._. . _ -.—. Palen Of ITOCLII inursama. Raak Suet ess • 44 $. per Cest awaked 3 pre Cent. C•4l/4111 4 pee • Cent. .... . .. •••6 1 6 14 s prr lent. Navy .. ..• ..... .' Les' Ammitiss ' ....• In .• 4 kunienl .. . .a... s WO- fedi' work. • - ladle Roods: - " " • net Pao , E•elietesev lIIiI4 404 Leuery Maims I L Curiae, for ....... . ...... .• •••• •• • • 0 0dr: T. NISH. Stock- Broker. 4. Conga. and u. Charing Cr Ai 81 NTH& In ‘VAIes, the tads or Arils.: AnnenleF. E.q Wel tros.i hull, %LW StimitarJ. of to to-daughters. OD Mon.tiq the loth icstant, it Railisy. tilt lady of Geurie Duo!cr, Bart. of a VOll mod heir. . . MARRIAGE. On Welnr•day morning, st St Pin-bolas*. elgocit, Tv moth, SIT:s Dotter. datt;later of Adaneal May to Eapt.ens My,. a Ilia Majesty': %Inn Briar's Ott tre•lost:cla Istorumg. et etutitenbans notch, Se otiw r, Esq. to Mies Harriet Wahl' Poster, dot gliteo tbr We Waist Porter, Esq. - - - . DEATHS. jes ß lZit li p it ii .u. u n p r esi tie t"ra r tl t g rus e r i r . to t, l : l ,...%7Se j s ebe g Y e la tb sl s ;e mos. : U lleard i Emi ktssltt em il t ia e i lli t i ; Magistrates of tLe Public Offirs, fins street. Oe Tossday lest, at her totem at Old Brempfallt 1110 o les (rebel of Celeste' Nayhm , , ege4 76. th. W lase, et Waterway. kbeest, Mr. Joke Sorb% shot-maker. of Amu, aged as. He bad jest reesoreef • e.matitle, .ble estate. elite\ be Ised bees kept wet of Orr man than CO fears; sod sock ass h,a erstary ea rtoriwief Po' twwn, sad Iva 4.at reels, that be wee seated silk • few, that lemmata, his academe us a kw Mow. HIGH WATTaiTTR - 1 7 1 - 15AY, LOSI norm le sm . . after g Elea. es este. Aar LON DON aut Pablishrd et the Mice, Na W. where Adarertisemerte are rf cr.rd. mad tattoo (poet pool) owl be wills es.eJ SIIIT H. X°. eletevera-100, Pantie —J %%Mil N, • taw , rebliehor. pro • liee lit Or *AA MA Pr' 'stall T' A& Crap P., BEN IP la cat r l6 . . IV i., be 3 NN twill ITtat