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A r. 17 Aviftir. • WEYSIOrTII. EEPT. 17. t ' 'is "SAJTITY inspeeted the piquet gitatd, .t:ter•aqls 'talked on the Esplanade till seven o'clock. Ahintt eig ht o'clock His Maszsys! went to the tlnsrls Ist the Royal Hotel, which were tt , ,t. : l returned to the Lodge in about halt 411 hour, v:Sere Her MAJESTY had a se -1.-3. party : Her' MAJESTY'S band were In attend •. and Flayed several choice pieces for the ,-.Ant:nt of the company. His MAJESTY and ;:fendants were on horseback this morning before teven o'clock, and took their usual ride about the t wn. At ten o'clock His MAJESTY, the Duke of KENT. Princesses AUSVSTA. AMELIA, and SOPIIIA of GLOUCESTER, Lords PAULZT, Us- DRILCI• RossLvn t _and R•DISOR Ladies Rantson, !scuts - reit, and Nr•se, Mrs. bitax and DIAZ Gaosyssoa, Generals M s, Mansisouam, and al the ()Meets of the staff, went on board the Royal Yacht, and were saluted by the ships in the harbour. There is a charming breeze, and every thing indicates a file day for sailing. About noon Her MAJESTY, and the Princesses ELI TII and MARY, attended by Ladies ILCIIESTER and WYN• was°, an l accomparde.i by the Duke of kivsssz, took an ;tiring in two of Her Ma.isszv's carriages on the Colworth Road. _ _ To-morrow, the Light Hanoverian Legion will be reviewed by His M arrsT Y. lend from the great pain t which His Royal Highness the Duke of CAM '', InoLh.ts tg: en with their), it is espeaed to be a ♦ery Site and novel si4lit. Arrivals ar the Royal Hotel . Sir William Forb?s, Forbes Cartain Prescott, Mrs. no: if an. Mr. St. Joan, Mr. lines, Mr. and Mrs. CAP, Mr. ana Mrs. T. Sinai', Mr. RiCICZ'Ai, W. Bocttarry, lay. Mr. rem/. Mr. IV itliauld, Mr. Jacrww LA Pi.(-'FE. Ce...fe if Jane De l'itinanasste voluptc; Caatea Jas kolaasar Vane •le plaite Qua ramour cto:me a la beano. Loin Lretin un appareil sausage, La please almanac la eand_nr, De ware wrze elle ea :'muse par sa soaple,se et sa douceur. Dant l'ol!m pc, et meme tar tote, 1)? ri •te mode OIL est emit. $a •te, vie m plume Etter-tem. Ntars puitrr,. t-11 plaari. a Cypr I I.e Thea qui rim.e chasm^ al ors sp Ets be..ut l'emour si romp.:t, ise liefeult poi n t .1e plumage, Le truoveries-vnus si pattait! Jupin, eet imrsortel insigne, Ce eei des Dieux trin , eesna, Sew le plumage d'un bean eygne, (Wand tl voulat plane a Leis. The 'Earl of Wtsrmosit.atto and Family left Brimpti-n House on Monday last, to visit the ltov AI. MIL V K ire) MOUth• Its Grate the Duke of 110131.111 , 7 R. and the F.4rl of Wioroe, are expeted at ittr ratsn's Hotel, in St. Jaro,s's-street, this day, from 7,-o t l an d. Aintirai Bs 'wive, Lady, and L... ,e, ii• urned to fawn yemei day, horn a tour of gin: months through England. The Earl of Asti suits e A m entertains a large party of fashmaables, at Ashbur..hatu FLtl, daring the shooting season. Lord Chief Justic?. Downs arrived at BAT is llot.t yesterday from The nu vials of Lord Osstasrort and Mademoi. stile DE GAA MONT are postponed fora revs days. The Earl of ROSitakft AT is eatertainiag a lArg.: farts- at Batnbougle Castle, in Scntl tnd. There aas a consultation of Ph : • c;ats. held nt the Bishop Dowses house, in Arlinmcn-street, yesterday. arc sorry to eV. cis 1. irdhip is sot het- JOlll4 gad Lady TleAn ret... nett to town vec. terday from Cheltenham, acrd are at the London Hotel, Alhernarle-street, We are concerned tp state, that Mrs. Hoes' LT. the lady of the Bishop of ST. MATH, is very ill at Hastings. The Right lion. W. WiCRUA'a :I'm resides it Cooktrun, near Itea.iing, where he hts an elegant house. Mr. Husaisso%, tan , : of the Secretaries of the Treasury, has succeeded to his late hou..e a St. Saases ' s PlaCc. Mr. Hors,, the Lord Advocate for Scotland, has declared himself acandidate for th• county of Dum fries, in the room of Sir 1{0137.111T LA A am, wlio died at Dumfries or. Monday sennielt. The story ul little Foam( aind his brothers is dra utitising : the infest &Aeons will be the hero of the Piece. The //rah/ Bit tiwuto MliS Lve Stoo, has been tempted by the success of Mrs :.'..trrate, to be come a varderinii he . ../its hence assert, that the Armenia has bright I :tit a mouse. The Hon. Mr. PI Lk •L Po INr sod Bride are on a visit to his father, Lord .% ty.r.unt Ntwaalt, at Thorsby Nark. Mr. Asat's concert, at Chelt !Mart,. on Monday' nest, will boast the united talents of Mrs. Bi cirta row and Mrs. Amt. The into-acing Comzdy of Sir !need and ne Wou'd Ste was peziormed last eight at Drury Lane. Miss 1)E CAMP, Mrs. HA a L ows:, Mr. BARRYIKORE, &c. reC,tiVeti the most enthusiastic p ! uofs of regard upon th e ir respedive entrances. lax no.velty of the night was the debut of Mr. Mg.* Tuaws in the charafter of Am Afenwel, in which he acquinedXnuelf in a manner worthy of his comic talents. Th, house presented, at this early period, the extraordinarr display ..1 as fashi,sua:4e and crowded an au dience as could exulted in the midst of the se ,son. On Friday n.:xt, 'being St. Matihcw's Day, as to annual custom, the Lon:. &I Avorr. Al r Shrriin, .nJ Govcolors of the several R... I.l9sp't 4's, wilt attend siiv4 setvice at Christ Church. Alter s.Trn , n p.-.4,11e1 by the Rev. Tklo MAS .r.t•w• bibs. A. Ni they will repair to the i• HaU, io Chris's 11-1... p;! .i, where two orati sris Will ua delivered s in Laths by Joao Gasetswoots, and in E n !fish by Ti AS R% kJ, the WO senior sehoLus Claw Gramm sr School. CoRoNER'S INQUEST. THE REV WILLIAM TINDAI.L• Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a Coroner's In "leg was held at toe public house, called the Gol den ("rain, within the Tower of London, on the body of the Rev William Tindall, chaplain of the Tower, who shot himself on Sunday lag, at his house on the Parade iii that fortress. The unfortunate deceased, for some time put, had .hewn evident symptoms of derangement iu mind : he was much atistraded, and frequently fell into the deepest melancholy ; but latterly th.se symptoms increased to an alarming degree. At one time, he fancied some person had misrepresented him to the Duke of York ; and he wrote a very incoherent epistle to His Royal Highness on the subrp. _ Colonel Smitlh, Governor of the Tower, was ex amined before the Jury. He stated, that on the mornin of Sunday last, he was waited on by t h e deceased, to request leave of absence. Me com plained much of an indisposition, which he de scribed as a most unaccountable sensation, such as he had never before experienced. He chiefly com plained 41 great depression of spirits, and an un quenchable thirst ; he said he was going to the coun try, which, he was sure, would br of great use to him. The C. lonel described .him as a man of the most exemplary piety, amiable manners, and up right principles ; he was an affeetionate husband, and a sincere friend. esteemed and reopened by a large circle of friends and relations ; he was not more beloved for his private chanteter, than admired for those elegant acquirements which always grace the getoleinan. He was about 51 years of age, and had been five y rars Chaplain to the Tower. The Colonel farther said, that a must scandalous and malicittus misrepresentation of the cause of this melancholy catastrophe had been spread abroad by some At-named persons. who imputed it to miscon duCt on the part of Mrs. T. ; a more gross false hood could nut be imagined. She was a woman of the most amiable disp..sition and manners, and, in every reopen, of the most unimpeached character. She and the deceased lived together in the most cor dial affeetion and harmony, nor were there the slightest groreds for such vile insinuations. At the time this s:tac'.ing event tot:k place, she was at her aunt's, about a mile from Exeter, which place he was to have set out It r, to join her on that day. A female set ',ant of the deceased stated, that she bad observed her master much agitated on that trorning ; he committed many inconsistencies, and talked very incoherently ; he went out, and returned eery frequently in the course of the morning. He was to have sit out for the country after dinner, and had his clothes packed up for that purpose ; the carriage was iu waiting, and while the dinner was p• eparing, about half-past two. he went up to his hed chamber; shortly after she heard the report of a pistol, but as no otie was in the house at the time, hot herself, she waited till some person came i•. They proceeded to the roam, where they found the body lying contradeil en th... floor; the scull, from the tnp of the nix to the back part of the head, was entirely blown off, and the fragments of bone a d brains were scattered to the extremities of the room. When the jury went to examine the body, the pistol was discovered on the hearth, at a considerable distance from the hod) ; it was what is generally termed a musqueteon, the barrel made of bra.s, and shaped like a blunderbuss; it had been heavik cherged M ith slugs, a number of which were found about the room, and some had peace Crated the ceiling. The jury, without hesitation, brought in a verclin of Lisattey. MR. 'WILLIAM READ. Last Monday a Coroner's Imitti•st was held at the Duke's Head Public Hone, at Putney, by Mr. GEM mu a r, on the body of Nlr William R. id, of the House of Phene and Reid, in Watling -street, Arno was drowned the preceding day while ha•hing in 'he River "Chani..s. Atter a short ezamin.tion, the Jury brought ill a verdift of Ardente' Dee:lt. The foilawing particulars were proved upon the inquest : On Sznday afternoon, Mr. Reid, its company with an intimate friend, a Mr. B. after spending the day together ..t Putney, went out in a boat upon the Thames, that Mr. Reid might bathe He had lict been in the water two minutes, when he called to his friend for aid, which he endeavoured to render him, but could not row the boat to him in time to pre vent his sinking. He floated out into the stream, where a gentleman from a pleasure boat seized him by the hair, which, dreadful to relate, gave way, and he sunk a second time; as soon as he rose, an other person attempted to seize him, but, alas ! in vain. for he sunk into the arms of death. Every ezettion that humanity could suggest was usea for the recovery of the body, which was found in about three quarters of an hour. The means recommend ed by the Humane Society were persevered in for three hours, without success. This unfortunate gentleman was well known in London, both for his uprightness and abilities as a tradesman, and for his candour and simplicity as a man. Among hi, friends and a numerous acquaint ance, his untimely loss will be deeply felt ; possess. ing a heart uncontaminated by the customs of the world, l,e was sincere, his attachments were lasting, and his friendship as valuable as it was unalterable. GEORGE PRESTON. On Stmday Let, an inquest was taken br J. T. SAMrsun, Esq. one of the (7oroners for Susce.., ry the body of George Preston, a private in His Ma jesty's Koval Staff Corps, stationed at Ewhurst, in Sussex, which was found in a wood, a few miles from that place, before whom it came out in evi dence, tbat the deceased had, some days previona to his being found, got possession of a stone bottle containing about five quarts of gin, which he car ried to the wood wherein his body was discovered, and there concealed it till yesterday sennight, when he invited two of his comrades to acroannail him to the woad to gather nuts ; that they accordingly went, and were without ceremony introduced its the Fin, of which Promos and one of the others (the third having with greet caution and prudence refused to partike of it) drank so immoderately, that they soon after dropped down in a stupor, from which Preston never recovered ; and that it was with diffi culty the other was preserved from the fatal effedy the intoxicating patios. Verdict, Deed z s Hour • e Drinking. STRATHSPEY FIRM INC SOCIETY. PITNAIN 4 SEP r. 3... This day the first annual meeting of the Badatuith and Strathspey Farming Society, farmed under the patronage of the Duchess niGurdon, was held here and the company, considering the retirement of the place, was both iii:o4rous and brilliant. Among those present were, ,their Graces the Duke and Dachess of Gordon, the Marquis of Huntly, who commands tie. Northern Distrie, Lady Madeline Si eclair, On. Hon. Archibald Frakr, of Lovat. Lientenant-Colorubl George Gordon, of the 2.)tii dragoon., David Carnegie, N. of Craign, most of the Proprietors of the Distrid, with many other Gentlemen a:.d Ladies in the neighbourhood, mak ing in all M) who sat to dinner. In the forei,oon of the day, the company went and visited the Free Tryst, held in the vicinity of the village of Kin. guissie, and which, it is hoped. will eventually an swer the useful purpose for Atich it was intended. Thereafter, there was 46 competition for the pre miums formerly advertised to be given by the Society. The Marquis of Huntly and the Diredorx, assisted by some of the cattle-dealers present, were judges of the bulls and trips exhibited ; and the Duchess of Gordon, with the as-istanee of the other ladies, de. cided on the various articles of domestic manufadure produced. ITpwards of thirty guineas weir distri buted among tho-e found entitled to premiums, and five guineas were ordered to be distributed ion rig the unsuccessful candidates, as an incitement to to tute industry and exertion. In the evening there was a ball ; every thing was conduCted with elegance and propriety; t!-e busi ness, without bustle; the social hour, wit:tout in temperance. Meetings of this kind afford a high degree of gra tification to the patriot and philanthropist. To en c .ntrage habits of industry, among those whom id!e ness had too trequentl:' led to vice ; to patronise and assist the poor in their endeavours to ameliorate their condition, by useful labour, and to prevent a hardy Highland peasantry from goieft in quest of bread to a distant country, by pointing out to them the means of earning a decent and comfortable cub sistence in their m,tive !and. 2-e objeCts more than commonly interesting, both to the thinking head and the feeling heart. The Noble Personage who first suggested a pl in of this kind, in the central Highlands, sod who coa tinues to honour the institution with her patronage, may be said equally, in the Lutz:nage of poetry and of tr o have " gained a laurl in a field where no one t•. et cultivated a wreath befo-e." Boards of agriculture and national tocict:es, how ever useful they may he in colleaing and dissemi. noting general knowledge, embrace too wide a range to stimulate local industry, or to add much to indi vidual comfort. Associations, more limited in their Weft, are more likely to attain the end desired. It ought to be mentioned as a proof of the Marquis of Huntly's zeal to countenance his fa vourite Highlanders, and of his strong attachme - it to them. that, owing ti his being confined by offs, i tl situation, he onlc left Aberdeen on the morn ing of the day of the meeting, and rode to Pitmain (a distance of ninety miles), wh—e h- arrived about one o'clock, without appearing to be is the least fa tigued. CIRCUIT INTL LLIGENCE. STALING, SEPT. 14. The Orcuit Conrt of Justiciary was opened at this place noon Wednesday. the ftlth current, the Right Hon. Lords Justices CLERK and CL'LLIN. and proceeded to the trial of Avbvw Hurt, nailor in Camelon, who was accused, a! the instance or ?i's AIEST Y'S ADVOLATZ, of murdering David Cal lender. one of h;s apprentices, by striking him upon the head with a rod of iron. After the proof had been concluded, the evidence was summed up on the part o the Crown, by Davits Boy cs, Esq. Advocate I)epu , e, and on the part or the prisoner by JAMES L'A is Y. Esq. Advocate : —After which the whole was summed op by Lord CI LEEN ; and the Jury being inclosed at eight at niglit, returned their verdiet yesterday morning, find ing a majority of 10 to 5, the pannell t ado t ! , tuipa dle buinietde and he was this day sentenced to he whipped on de; :he llth of ailober next, re ceiving ten stripes opposite the door of his work-shop or smithy in Caroelon, when the deceased was killed; seventy stripes at seven different stations in the town of Falkirk ; afterwards to be brought back to Ca melon, and to receive other ten strie:s ; also opposite to the door of his smithy., sr hen he is to be recom mitted to the tolbootb of , :tirling, therein to be de tained until transported beyoad seaafor the space of fourteen years. Ye.readay the Court proceeded to the trial of Pearson Sie..en, Officer of Escise at Denny, olio was accused of firing a pistol, loaded with ball, at Gilbert M'Pherson, spirit-dealer, at Lochend, in the parish of Port. and %co-Jading him in the head to the effusion of his blood, and danger of his life. GLOUCESTER, Szps.l7. The following truly melancholy event took plate on Friday last:—Janie. Warr*, F. 41. aid family, who were engaged in a tour tiro' the country, took their departure trom Hots on the above day, in one of the pleasure-beats, on an excursion cloven the Wye, and had proceeded as far as Coldwell; the usual place of stopping, to take some refreshment on the voyage. After chn-mr, his two sons expressed .s wish to batic, which was ,cot objeded to by their father, as they could both swim; before they had been long in the water, boss er the eldest (a fine youth about 17 y ear. of age), called out for help; when one of the boatmen instantly plunged in to his assistance, and, becoming entangled together, they both sunk to the bottom s in deep water. The water man, diseogagir,g himself, soon rose to the surface, and, being much exhausted, with difficulty reached the shore but every effort to save MasterWarre provediaeffettual, andhe was drowned In the presence of his diseonso:aie parentsl It is sup posed he was suddenly seized w.th tie cramr whilst swimming. The agonie s of Mr. and i4rs. Wane on his occasion can better be conceived than skier bed Yesterday the LORD MAYOI ordered the price of Bread to be used a w) , ,. r A.Aft, t. - 21. in the Peck Loaf, to commence to-morrow• ; the Quartcro Loaf will then be sold lur IltJ. Wimacen, and 104. Hoosenold. FROM' LAST NfG/MC GeIZATE. RANWANIrt.I. s ; NI.ARGFI). • • - Joe* late •.r Ch.. 4 witi‘dl. Ctaa,idiall-4 , :flare, :Itae•.l.aker, too, alftl. 15, NOV. 3at tam, 4..11. • • Talr.l4, 111)Iftve., 1(.111. Nark , fro.a 3:dt. 22, talk+ IL, u kd, ..t , ;•01.1414. I:m4qt]. iitIKII(TrIS • • I , l4hatt M '•'• . '4 , A, A.. • .1,• vfetualfrr. S.lpt. ", old (Jet. au, it teq. at Guildimii. s tn ,rneys, Admin. Jons 'Lod .114 , 9 wia.tas, Vl/16kits fLeri., late of Drury , ' otr, wc,i'r I 4 ..yi, t!, snr s..idrr Sc..t 2i, 29. and art oh.. At torneys, 'Omer , . French toot esetl.a.rx4. Henry 11 ,, t10y, of t•gisr, Kn.ce., to surrender Uzi. 6, 9, sad !A at ten, At Atturney , Mr Rt. ili•tch Tli.sYles 18..1, ([.,'burn. John • of Li truoal, there:mitt to sumo d t rt , t 16, 16, &ad 33, Mote,' at the (31nb... TAvern, Liver ] et Allot tu.7. Mr. rhowa4 Liyervoi. 01V.131 !MS Oct 11. Thomas I:plena's. Li of Stony Stratford, 80a ;14,44...d.0re, gluon, et UM Cock Ina, Stot.• Stratrord. L/13.11. %Valises lorry, of iLlat.nl„ spothe- cary. at ci...en. time Cram,' lnn, thachans. Sur. 3. kdward Whiuthea,l, tio Nrw .o Tattmloanr• court, 141 .rI.!! merciia,,t, at uae. at Cail•!ha-I, loth 0.1 23 of r r ...• MI, in the Homy of Nor:oik. itier,..!mit, at fon', at thg ..St of tha King's Head, Tatinonth. Oct. W.lEia.n E Koff, lota 44 Nit% inztoa-c 'tideway. I; Ar rer, habmilather, ;t ten, it" G.4414:1,11. Oct. W. ./..tut .Ignew, of Oftwitti wagtails, banker. • ten, at Gaildi"all. Oct 13. William Cargo. of Ow/ 11..etar, bliu• „stirrer, at tlaram, at the Aut.:opt, 1,41 ‘,. Nat. • 1 1, 4,1 41.- 4 4 1 ne S clot rn, a• ea, ,' • .• t)..c. 13. W wiont ...tva 1, liite if hgualiner.tree4 meteladiiAg at tan, at Guildhall k• crR - priCrfFe—eve, HIJOIIOII4P 4 I, efirw.44ll4ke, :i.64•11 co.ceselikAloter. fAjOrl -• , . . . . N nlan I.) Or,- of tiv , ,./.p..ni, tin...fool— •h3t.t - I I Joan Curweii,, I;tv of C vkzatia.u. Liar 1•• - .... ..- I shy. - .;,,te.rt S.-% art and Wirra.L.Stena ~ ‘fanch t ...1.741•118. Rub,:rt M.an ell, of 0 ,orge- trt•t, Ntin 'rim alnp bzotar. IIV VA.iIOY. T D'',ltit. crier. 17. • This thy a %et breezes has rating up at /IX and in, Yr4i ther ha hornets' violin., out not 'nor- clew Vit Ings hal tr ained 340/ L. We nave head ~ ,fi 1 4 ,;,, ...* i.i.',„, Tana. illjf I fril. * the fatale nr tae he' v y ctring y.•-terday tn.:- ..1;t. • Fiy an 0 icier landed •liisA.ky fro.n our s_ J ii...l ••i.• - . w.• learn, tout nn Sara: lay-law, 1 I tt::!. Fret r..iff- .44 I• 1 returned int i ttonlogne i.asbour, in ..otignuonee of r! e hit e' A , i A there waa stanin y r . •n•A to VI Uglily tlerab:let 11-nn . 'IO— W 0 Stipp AI 'boy gain '3.'10.314 Xeln , nrias, 11. Ct.. ir At ..r t., ea en, and that In con ,squence t-sis f rl• ii• t....c T h. ; _uts wind 11... w 6 .;ng nto it ;a - nit Own, .14. i •- :‘: , j .i.k ,1 J . nno el-ruln they a.• all gra,e twee into v on. ;.-rr tiniek, i••r • were at no time UAW! 331.1 14 out 33 unt:e. l'ney mr,:onto . Alai •Loionit, 3an coming ~ ur am other. Tina ..1,11, ;if • tor. t:. erre i ( .iic yesosis, and ac t us vn 1 . 410,41033.,.. 334 I. th. e.... 4. .b •, meld he seen entlmtic. it ii.iiir d':. : 4 , • . ,•„ The Fan ..y big arnrei :ma the R '••,-4 ‘i •-• t - 4 re lair. The F y-.• nett fusion pre oi'i ..eat t..t.. -.. i - fa. :mtuhei 1n Adns nil Louie. DEAL. ti• : I . I' 4 Yesterday. in the fog, a firing was bead at I). . • .k.•• Freacticosst, which proved oil.) , aired-guns - i.no• L .. , ... T. Tbf-,. i ream,, and foil of the Frewk flruilla '. :op- . kirk for ani:ogne, eloo• along their 'h4,, g , ..t into an. 1 The Coorbridge, and the rierwe from London for thn South Seat, were P., wail Rio .Tar.t:to on the '2Bth of 11fay. •1. . _ Last night's Cofew,. contains a ai• rlf ige MaJcsry's free pardon to any p ... or perm $ concerned in firi•tg a gun throuy 'te wi Jew If the house of THOMAS Picessi .-.... of iNigottiii, in the County of Chester, the. • ..citeitts ,o,c..nkka i lodged in the upper part of .. .ice and '.44,;: if p I cif the said THOM•S PICK' .:, with the masa lIX ception of the person wb• ally .ir' t!.4.; gnn . to which iir 7 : .; , . .. ..I vs ..,s a 4.1.4,...a.....a.• I ;,..3.) ..••u ;cis. and 1';..., SAS 1A:4., iy.;:a. F ... of Sole s. . vrth Castle, I. YO guin-as; o ti..- a ..,. a i convinion of any one or tr.orn.of the ufFes..;..is. , It appears by last ni,aiit's I/ isel:a„. °sail tes.:..n.t.it General Joan In; VD is sp?ointe.l Coin •. iv lA in h R:gtent of Light Dia:vow, vice Gat.isil .r !tosser Lai. lie. decease ; .i... 1 . .. lirlf. r il e *4 I WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT IS 4pr - hitt*" .i c wai' , ‘F the Yid Light Diaguon - , vice Lteu.caarst t„Aui n ial Fun 0. The Kinn bat been graciously pl •asei ru n:adt unto Sir Roster Goss, of Lissa.iel, in i,• . r., ~.. of Sligo, only surviving sou Of' S.T.Ltegketto and h it to his brother Sir buoia . sifnivi lir. ive's Late of Liondal aforesaid, Itaronevoinevev•illV . Royal beeper and autlacirity,.t;tal fi.t • ;ii,i'''.: T may take and use the stuname.'•••Abp r ik - 0,,i; ..* of Boors, in addition to the Aursanint an t o wn •ff Gone. The following is the roport or th.• '•411 . ,...4:,X:ii; oft be the Faculty respeetiag the J.-ft:l,x. malty at Malaga: . ow., the unterdeird Physician% rs •• • : ossi .....sri:.,i cal disease prevails at Sla'at„a at present .- rr-, wart .t, aes or naelisoLit lever, 'nailer to that eliois .:i!. 3en s it oil , r parts of Sp - ,:it ; and it liz.l if lit, an vanes lieleilled,Mtiat et of $0 pan* taken ill. only lire died, wh4s., on Its Ir.' . - vearanee 15 died out ,br go. vge h.pe. i .0 Pi" ,^ ~ u., of gentle sattitcnte ' and by taking thfs Deco y - antaast'on. ~, tomtit. tine the Waste *hers tlic disea.• : : existed, it . I soon disappear. - f ..• a Siesied by all the Phytiehas ei . r • ...are More tn..: Ma. eotra , .:.." The oldest person conversan. ...ith the Ito . :41 Et change, doe* sea recoiled any • .attery that tog* • .1 the attention of the public .-c riche preiai r a,•4 i,;, is not to be wondered at ; • , Scheme b wit probabilities of success to a-. -.. ..tu.ers, that • 4 . n,g ones had it not in their p • ,. ato :licit. ...„,... there 3 Lottery • letibitthcilig so man a n li sab n - o f rickc3, that torten i -.. -. .. 7 z thr” Prix.. of 'Mt.- y Th0u...40. " .n.i., .:.ree tit Teo •fho :' a ...Ist!.. ... 4 •.'I •• o. Five Thom.xed Pon d<, beni.k....st -el inners, *no no Pries Ica than '1 wenty Pagan. •1 , Tn. poldlit ice al:ee to its mere. owl of ,r 4 tis , i Pr,.a •sst to Ibis 'moque/led Lotirry it ft is•tlo - enure,. • G L OhDotti—From 'Pr fi.reht lOn D• is her %ill ani p1e....*: •,..‘ eli Volunteers, of 11 , ..h sexes, w:. have +..n ; r ' vide.l themselves with Ticket, a./ Shares. be wt• cis they easy be entitled to SOttot r •alado .71 n tioned Csp;tal Prises, Jo rpsir. wi 1.. n y, t a any of her *mustard en)p:e., wn t fu ni,h t. wait a supply before Mo :day neat, 4)41 y she will commence d • tri qua ;11 (a: Csaopsi ...) It numerous Priz.i A, Tth the t s 94, . sewn: e P•tend etch : t.e tre tte..t shot, e •„. P- d• T.. the throst nest b .-ts • it. Fon Ir. • assn.* P c, y ; besides several othia Prizes to as Wass& asauaat. I, '1