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LA!V INTELLIORIKE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, W64=13'016. hi. 6. THE eleo tt. ALEIANDER DAVISON ' Inc This warning. at au early hour, the Court was extremely Creedal!, it heiug understood that Alexander Davisce. F:sq. wits to be brought up to receive jitdgment. Inunedietely upon Lord EL- T.LNBaltallalleS arrival, the ATTORNEV-61,111tA1. UttiltiOaed the busietas before the Court, atid his Lurdship proceeded to read the minutes of the late trial, the particulars of which are before the public. After Lord ELI.ENeOROUGH hail iioislied reading the evidence. ti uuusber of afSdavita were put us by the Defendant, hi initigatein of pettish usilut. Aiuiiag them was oue by the Earl of Moira, which stated, that iu 17ga he had the command of ,din expedition destined fr. • the co let of Prance, w he linding a defideuce us thy supply of stores, from the high character lie feel received' of Mr. Davison, he r -iinimended him to the late Mr. Pitt, and he wits 61 • , ainterlCommissary-Generill. While Mr.Davison er Is in that office, his Lordship had frequent of observing hie zeal and disinteresteduesa. Algae they were it Southampton and the Isle of Wight, muskets and other arms a ere wanted for the Itoytilists in France, which were pestered by Defendant, npoa al% emergency, at a very Own period, anti for whit h his charger were not nearly rn high as lie might reasonably have demanded., Defendant was afterwards aepointed Treasurer o the Oralnatice, offioe of gre.a labour, for which lie received 6001. a-year, and open this office tin oergoing revision. tor the purpose of keepitig liege /1/1:111Ces out of Truli , oreeet !With, lie was offered liberty to retire upon hal which he disinter estedly declined, mid ateitetatal rn diselieree the functions of his *Gee upon the old catatilislimeet. The affidavit emelnded with statiug, that Drpo. 'neat believed 11r. Davison had, on all neriisions. discharged Ins duty atituirelily, and laid invariably acted with °teat seal for the service oil whirl) Ile was einplriTed. An alli.lavit of the Earl of Chat ham bore testimony also to the merits of the De feurlant. There were several other affidavits to , :lUtradter, one of which detailed his having ex fsitriidie tnidives, upwards of :Mal. in einbodyiag a ..nriis of d)) entunteers; and else one of Genera: D.. 1. lifeey,,as to hie ability autl in tegrity . fir. DAI T.Ol 110 e and said, it Owl beaame his duty to :mitre.., the C.eart ;n mitieatioe of puniah mem ; in doing altiele he felt he was ma i n th e least at liberty. to ion wadi ilie verdi whirls Mat been given against hie client. It folly appeeved that the rested traneietion ori4inatiel nut of a.i agreement entered into. I 7aa, het vie, General Pe Liam cad the Liot; 111til reepeet to that agreement there hail beau no coutrorersy ; he lied admitted artist trial, shut it' the Defendaut obtained more that, was there .stirnituteil, he must obtain it •augfally.lae islierkiwre to 61 ate that Lau cry hsd entered Mtn tbateoutrect with Mr. Desists', solely from the Ingle c!saracter winch lie bore during eu interval of nearly foitr years, in which not terse particle of his coMiutt hail been impeached, a l. a period nearly half a minims of money had passed through his bands; that too was * period of pro found security ; public san:too wee uslesal ; and he could diet w have none that with impunity which he eas eobseque•*.ly charged with dying when all were spun the alert for inquiry 114•4 inveltigation. Ile was sure he spider the voice of every Judg e in Eng'and, idler be said, they re joiced to hear :f man in Mr. Davisies'e situation, prove his merits ; and cnutended, that while his prosperity was considered a, an alleriution of iln puted ;,wilt, it was, greatly strengthened by his pruiseworthy character; and General De Lai:ivy's assertion. that had he now the apaniuttuent of a persrei to fill a similar situation to that lately held by the Defendant, he knew no one of greater uhi lite, or more worthy of .itch confidence, than that Gentleman. The Learned Counsel next came to that pal t of thecasear lien a change took ' dace iu the agreement, in the latter end of 1797, or beg • g of MIL The eireurnstauce, he said, which led to theta change, was the great and ineretwin ; &mend for barrack stores, when Defendant proposed to provide thein himself; to is hitch General De I :Jamey anent, believing it world benefit the politic, by iiicreaanig the supply. without conceiving it would increase Mr. Davison's cutolument ; Co:aerial De Laiwey did tint draw any line of distinction where 4-41nrni.siosi ought to he eltitraed,it•. I where it might not ; it' he had, then the fraud would be up "trent ; but the General had stated, tlett the *lily differenee in the agreement was, that Delis i di m i was at liberty to sell, come...metal v was inn dim ble capacity, that of agent and seller ; and although lie spiel mint mists to say he was entitled to bile per centege, yet that it was a ease of great peculiarity. as he sent goods fria l ectitly to the Enrol...ha, in the character of seller, that were returned, and for which lie MO& no charge; which, in the capacity or agent. he would Isere Woo fully retitled to. The fannied fietitkinati said Ito could tint advert to Cie manner of itilitituting the proarriit ttttt , without cousideralil , - pain : he bad, sit the time, endea voured to impress lois opiiiion upon the minds of .she Jury ; but as eirtlify tribunals could toile fudge front external appearances. moth 10 the De:- fentlatit hail heels fotiail guilty, he would not in t ode UllOll the rules of tine Court by expressing contrary opiuinrl. Tier Learned Gentlemen then urged that no 60 tumid ultimately till upon the public., and frit great plain that a doubt should he ant. retitled of Defendatiee intrutinu to retinae the money be taut wrongly chervil for commirsion ; the affidavit of Mr. Itravringsteted, that lw intended to return it ; awl the Accountant fir the Barrack pc pitrttisiint admitted that there had been an applies tine to get beck the acrienit, but theist it having been reguliiriv pissed. the request could not Ise granted. If Defendant tiere culpable for suffering Furth an ectivoitat to pite with hi. the mul tiplicity owl extent of hie emiceres might lie fairly pieuded as an 1! , :ellee. If dmilit could east, then Ore meter. ensuing before the Courtin such termer grounds,. he was sure wrathl lame its Jue weight.— atv the effelevills of the Earl of Moira. the Earl of Chatham, and others. it plainly appeared, th•tt.De te:.ilaut bor, bprm'irarinits ataterl times, given tip en beiterily to the Awry a anus not lees thou 70001. Wee it then, hr asked, to ITU . S I IIII/10011 Ile Wild!t at v-mpt a fraud for Ile hoped thilf r whru n prosperous magi had occasion to try u here he had *nee isitatewied, he would on have to appeal in vain, or feel neglected, and that Whig desirous to return the per ceutage he had received, he might sit down with confidence of having mercy with jus tice, not justice at the expense of mercy. The ArroamET-GENEaAL said, he could not* wish to take from the etlect of what had been urger) by his elnque it and judicious friend, but the justice of the case required that the matter should he put in a different point of view. He then took a view of the case as already before the public, and concluded with saying, that he did not wish to dictate to their Lordships a mode of punishment, but submitted the matter to their better judgment. Mr. GARROW declined proccuding on the same side, from the length of time this case had al ready occupied. Lord ELLENSIOROUGH—" Let the Defendant he committed to the custody of the Marshal, and brought up for judgment on u future day." THE KING C. lIRAPEIt. The judgment of the Court w a s m o v ed iu this case, hut is it was likely to occupy a vast deal of time, it was agreed that it should staud over till next Term. MANNERS and coma v. the EARL Of ELGIN. The ATTORNEY-GENERA L moved the Court t o put off this trial. He stated the action originated iu u bond, the validity of which became question able, in eoneequerice of the Defendant's divorce from the Countetla of Elgin, and he feared be could not. collect his proofs in time.— Milo granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WtSTIIIN STIR, Frit. 6. Sittings at Nisi Prius before Lord Chief Justice MANSFI 161. D. ASSAULT. )ROSY V. DM Mr. Serjeant BEST stated this nits an action to recover damages front the Defendant, for till as sault committed by him on the Plaintiti iii Au gust last, no hoard the ship Sampson, off Land. He refrained from stating the fiets, as they would route better fr o m the witnesses, in the course of their examination. George Willituu Avant deposed he had been a sailor on board the bhp Sampsme. under the com mind of Capt. Pivis, the Plaintiff was also a fore mast man on hoard. The Defendant was second mate. The Plaintiff received a butt in his leg in discharging the cargo, by a cask capsising an it; he was uutler the care,of a physician on shore ; lie went ou shore every clay to receive his advice.— On the 12th of Algust the ship tins I) ing at an chor off Heligoland. At nine o clod. sit night the Plaintiff -curve upon deck, and bat down on the windlass, on the starboard side of the ship; the Defendant came forward, end, rang very abusive bingnage, asked what brought him * there ? The Plaitititf answered, that it was so warm in the forecastle he could out stop .6:law, and came on deck far air. Without any other provocation the °defoliant struck tlw Plaintiff a violent blow in the Ger, which would have thrown him over the *Whoa, if be had not been stopped by getting foul of the bits. The Defend:nit repeated the blow, and the Plaintiff fell lifeless across the wiud lass. The IVitoeas and another at* his shipinatcs carried the Plaiutitf below ; he bled freely at the mouth, had a tooth knocked out, the iwirle of his cheek math cut ; also his ton;!tie and gains were in a lacerated state, sad the jaw appeared broken. Ile did not iiinb-rtake to say that the jaw was actually broken. The Plaintiff was trot able to eat any food for forty-eight hours, 6111 could not rat the ordinary provisions of the sliip for three weeks. Alter the 11 itness had left the Plaintiff below, lie came on deck to light a emetic. The Defeildatit was standing by the hatch-way, with a handspike in his hand ; he swore that if the Plaintiff attempted to come again upon deck, he would be the cause of his sleuth. Ihi his cross-examination by 31r. Serjeant COCKELL, he said the blows were sufficient to knock a Winch down ; he never heard the Plain tiff say the Defembint ought to he thrown 'over board. except mice; it was coining off in a boat ; the Defendant was drunk ; lie drew a knife on the Plaintiff, and threatened to stab hits ; the Plaintiff then said, he ought to be thrown overboard, for drawing a knife oa un Englishmen. George Massey nod James 'lllOlllllll Tar, two of the crew, corroborated the evidence of the last Witness. Mr. Fierjesiit COCKELL, in defence, contended, that the witnesses ou the I art ath, Plaiatiff ought not to he believed, as they had conspired with the Plaintffnaminst the Defendant, their officer, and that it was not the Plaintiff's action, but that of his attorney. Lord Chief Justice 111ANPEINI.D summed up the evidence with hi usual !perspicuity, sand the Jury gave a verdict for the Plailitiff. demises 101. ; awl 400. coots. EAST LOT77IJS AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JAS(7.4 A ttriiial and sternly fresh icons, inio set in, it may he hoped 'kW us 4.lll,lritillity of rrinn,ieC to Id labour w ill Peon be furnished. For rite :eche part the weather hoe been god% that errs few plouolis have been yoked, and of comae 'llay farm , iv are tlwoun coneirlrrahly behind ist their emit Generally s ea oltirio. the ulsoli :zrai-• I tilde( tlie county remains iintoisi lied, and all theyropartiini thereof sausally broken tip is rarely Nile that. ant-ta.4111 pat t of well tivanerid ro AI., the cereal of tallow br be pi ri%o Med may thereleic Ise et-ails 'lntimate/4 lire stork fattened upon leruips, whether er , t le or %herr, have made smell progrems through the mouth, tieing to the seat ritt of the trust, which at different times renileted Ike final inivrvinits to the teeth of the itnititult. In fart, the aeppl% of food furiiisticil pray be clammed as producing little tome hm..fit *ILI" boloisag int stock, therefore its value ISSV, ci try, t, 6c considered as so marl, lust looney to the ita Len. Am: stork that is sold seems to pay toter ably ~ell for the time it has here kept, and there is small Amore that the mar hart atll lee Outted season, moles turnips get rutted, of is hick appreliensioas an et.tt n wined. 'The grain tuarket has received a fall supply through the ineesth, eiv.ing to the full opportunity enjoyed of working Ih r nel i iiir roachin, s, from field work being eistisely at a asio. N. wit Intm.diwt this full 'apply, priced have rather ad verted then declined, eapeelaily fur assent, since it axe hymen that the American co:design was tr be continued fur some time Inner. The wholesale inert limits have part Lased briskly (.r three weeks past, a huh of cou r se 11:s leseeturet the rlasntits preeented le the ready 'piney rraiLet. accent whim .ells Gain 475. lts ses perhelli barley i as. to WS. outs Lys to .:ns, ; pea:e and beaus, ! , is. to cps. eV pa boll of four.firletP, l.ilihthgow staadaail turioure.-4ina. es. NA►4L INTELLIGENCE. I. PUaTSMOUTH, ►P.D. S. Arrived the Scorpion, from Plymouth ; Resort and Sandwich, from Jersey. Sailed the Illustrious and Defence, for the Downs. La Coquette is appointed eouvoy tor the Downs, and will sail to-morrow if the wind is fair. Went out of harbour, the Centaur, 7t, Captain IVeliley. It is expected Si: Samuel Illood, K. B. witkarrive here ins few days to hoist Isis dug. PLYMOUTH, F;;n. 4. Caine in the Recenge, front the Downs ; Placer, from a cruise ; and the Courier des Indies, French brig, from the Isle of trance, laden with ten and sugar, prize to the Alcmene, which has also ear toted two French West lodinates', nut yet waived; also arrived a Portuguese schooner, Keens Lisbon for Oporto ; she has hewn captured by the Ache, French eurvotte, of 20 guns, and given tip; the Dehe had previously captured the I .ord Alloilzrarr transport, from Cornonis for Vigo, :ilia :to IF.ogli,h brig, from Liverpool for Oporto, the crew of MO.:li sere put on bunt the schooner, in which they are arrived ; also arrived the Spanish vessel St. Joseph, from the liavuntsuh, last from Commie: RASISU.iIT. VMS. 3. We are every day in exretation of More troops arriving here to disembark. Aceordin4 to arrange ments Willi tl. have been made, there are 14 regi ments to be landed at Itimis*ite, exclusive of tile Artillery, stared by us in a former paper. Eight covered waggon., of the Royal Wog:pit Train, kire been waiting hers' mote thaw a week, to convey ally sick and hurt that Mil, come in the truusp•rt4. A lew men of different regitueists, that hare lately em barked here, arc, fur the prevent, ordered to our barrack*. foRK, J %N. 30. The Earl Spencer cutter, which 'sailed ron' Cove on the ir;tli inst. put back with the loss °I her jilt. His Majesty's ship Princess Charlotte, Captain Tobin, has arrived at Cove, last Irons Crookhaven. The Decade frigate, Capt. Stramt, has arrived in Cove, having Mtt 11 the West. !mita fleet that sailed from this harbour on the 4th November, tin der convoy of the Sporrans, us far as Madeira. Since that pealed she has been cruising, and rap tured a schooner from Bourdeaux hound to Mar tinique with various sorts of merchandise. The schooner soul on board a splendid Order of the Le gion of Honour, u present front Bonaparte to the French Admiral commanding at that island. Seven *nil of the West-India Fleet which left Cove ron the list instant, tinder convoy of t Fidlo, have returned to Cove. 'noose ships parted com pany on the 2titls, in lat. 49. I!). and long. 10. 0. W. The Coinutodore hail only then tell sail in company. The Jane, victualler, arrived at Cove. She sailed with provisions for the Apia•lrmi in the Tagus, which sailed under convoy of Ilis Majesty's Kula .ltrig, Virago, ou the ituth instant ; when the Jane lout the Virago, they were close off Brest. I' )Itlsic,T 1 11:1-1-11.; E V C E. CI BRA LT It VA PEItS. Don Juan Autortio de Firtdler Bru and de Rubi, Marquis of \ idled, Count de Mantua, Member-of the Supreme Board of Govertimeut of the King doms of Spain and the Indies, &c.-&c. has issued the followitig Proclamation : of Cadiz !—Your safety and de fence, have called the whole attention of Govern ment. A treacherous and corrit,,t Coruoiander %%anted to sell cud deliver yon op to the enemy ; but Cie vigil:nom of the Supreme Board of Govtrii uncut of the Kingdom lIIIS averted that calamity, stud his perfidious machinations have only served to make the traitor hnown, as,' to sink him into the mire of his infamy. Be without uneasiness, loyal inhabitants of Cadiz ; Gwertinient watches over you. Chiefs of undoubted patriotism at.your head, anal a Aleitilwr of the Supreme Board iuces saintly occupied in promoting your welfare aud hap piness, are two guarantees which Ills Majesty you ii .: ;:thist the vile intrigues of the atroci ous Napoleon ; what remains then for you to do, inhabitatits of Cadiz? Nothing but to co-operate with the so: id intentions of ( .overnment. Your seal in favour of the State has at all times been einispicumis in adverse us iu prosperous cir cumstances. 'rime merchants of Cadiz have ever been the first to display their generosity. What may not, therefore, be expected froto those mer chants, at the critical moment whets their own ex istenee is endangered Noloaly knows better thou you, that freudout is the soul of mercantile indus try. Turn your eyes to France, compare what the is to what she was, and infer the fate that awaits you, if that destructive genius should movers) in subduing Spain. Inhabitants of Cadiz, this beau dna city, the emporium of commerce and opulence, you would see converted into a deserted village.— To the evils with which every other town is threatened, you would see pituider and the harshest tmatment snperasided. lforir ienrhours would he left without shipping, and your atoms without goods ; 3 our merchants would desert their houses, and the tears of despair would prove your only ri:souree. I lesitate not, therefore, to make fresh sacrifices to your security ; they can never he excessive, when it is the independence of the coun try that requires them. Let us be free, anal speedily will the rapid flight of our commeree, of that spring of public opidence.atuply indemnify you, fur sacrifices which you shall have wade to the geuer.sl defence. (Signed) " The Marquis VILLEL, Count dc DARMES." "Cael.f, hussar) 5, 1309." VAT.I.NII4. DEC. 30. I I is iiiteellenev the Mike del I idlintado ha. trap.- mitted to the Supreme Board of Government, a most Icatisfaetory sic omit of a skirmish between fnnn 9U to iuo Royal carat:Myers, and too I remit liorce, near Cased!ago. Tile whole of the enemy's detachment was de strove.l, seventeen men exeepted, whom oily brave soldiers broiNlit to heatlecutrter4. In the districts of entalimi3 and Castile. which have [nen occu pied by dr. Freud', all the men copiNe of hear log arni3 have been lemtol or MAWR. let), and con ducted to the frontier, thence to be sent to the ar mies in the North; those modern Srythians thus ',riding the meet horrid slavery to the barbarous treatment which they infixt upon their victims. — f Valexcia Gareuol COCK/val. The I,ogir of tbe fug ;ht at Turk, this wie.l:,• betirhis lir r Bayntan, Bart. and F. Mellish, Instant 3a Main, alai is Bye Betties. Wodeesdai 46, 4 the day appointed for a general fast, the .figliting whit be we . the other Are Jaya : 11W10 u,-gyres ao Thursday. SPORT/YG 14V11.1.LMENCE EXTRA. NOMINATIONS km TtlE. FREE-HANDICAPS NEWMARKET FIRST sPRING MEETING, leu9. WrOICEADAY. SWeepctakes of 1 rog. eueli h. it. TbrAudley Eud C o u r tin, viz. from /he Dila' to tl; Greco Pust beruud tLe Duke's at. 14. Lord Grusrenor's Eaton 9 u Lard Ittrliozon's Nltaster . Mr. grit. t it 14111 1 .4 L'iimOr Je Vataus Sir J 11.3.3ywoutt's Mr I.adlnuke'l M.e.tyr Jatiiey Mr. W)oillotues 31 out.. I) i k e 4,f .............. 7 4 Mr. Vansitt..rt's Momenta; t.. Sit C. Tto :is C. stissi Gera.ral C.tu:; , . 4,1 'iy 11:.1..:DAY. Sontstlket of wogs. each, b. ft. Alt. 31. Lord Dirlington's 1.111,..rti.. • Mr. 4it r 3lt der t mArd.l Zurumarr .; 'lr. StWirilsaa's ViivDoilbtfal (We 11u . d 1.• Mr. ("rule* liens Ns* 7 • Lord Stawars Nu-Conjurer NEW3IARKET SECOND — SPRING MEETING. Swtepstak.ci of layp. each, h. R. Bcocuo Course. Lord Gro.ortior'i Meteor: 9 • Lord CAL :;uturrs , i's Cer!.Lros. • • I Genera! Goner's Cardinal lletasfoct (dead?.'. ...... .. ati Mr. Andrew. Timm Lord Lowlitri's Pelisse • •• • • a g Mr. Goulboto'sGrusialdi IP 6 Mr. Elschforti's 5iiitt1ec0ck........... „ 7 lir Mr. Killertuaulni thaus-Lam 7 7 I.' LDS caDAY. Sweepstakes of lungs. cads, h. R. Amara, Flat. Major %Tames Junip.r • It Lnrd Groaresor'a Sunbelt's, I Mr. IVyndbattes Scortitou.....r •4 Mr. I.stlbroke's' r.Gotklarars a........ ti It BETTING FOR THE OATLANDS._ First Class-4 It. I agoiust Sir Diehl. Second ('Liss—; to 1 agoimit Meteors. Third Class.—.: to I against Zodiac. HETI ING FOR TIIF. DERBY. 6 to I against Mr. Il'ilson's dirs. cult, by Surteter. lu to 1 nainat any other. 111c1"fING FOR TI!E 5 to 1 atmimt Mr. Wilson's Spindle, by Shuttle. 7 to 1 against Lord Grosvenor's Drys, Sister to E:ttom 10 to 1 aKatost the Duke of Grottoes Gily , by Serecr,r, oat of Peppermint. Li to t ty.;o.:: , st Mr. Lake's b. f. by Gouty, out of Lady Alit!,urvs. tT'lt..—L3tely Sir Sitwell Sitwell's Frood•Mare, Raab, (sister to Rebel, Sze.) by 'Frampatnr, not o f Piracy, !sist,r to Critamed) by Flntizel.—Rally was the d: tots find*, l'ipylina, sad Gout:4o.ler. till. ult. 7.1 r Balsott's Charmer, by Whiskey, sat of lioun).Kot.., by Vulonteer I.mt Cet , al Goner's Cardinal Beaufort, by Gib out .4' Culibri. by Woodpecker. ..----• PRICE O 1 STOCKS, YESTERDAY. 1 per C , •ilt. Redn.ed 6 711 11 pa Cent. Camas 6t4i . 4 per Cede 5 par Cent. Navy.. ..... —. ..... ..... ga! 9 . Lung A 90911191 Oinninin Indi., knurls • 10 19 pram. Eaclitvpar Rills l4 15 prem. Ecelialt Lidtery Tickets 9li. 194. Cu 00914 fur O7l 7 i T. BISH, Steckbrulivr, 4, Cornbill, end q, 'ClEning.oross. EIR rHS. Oa the pith alt., at Collie-Wiest House, Devonshire, Lady Mary Hay, of a daughter. SAturriay hot, at Hean Ckstle, Tenby, Wales, the I • ly ut T. Stokes, Esq. of ~ daughter. Ou Saturday Lid, iu llolton..ravr, the Lady of Richard Abrunty, Esq. of Ohl W Lodge, of a son . Oa Smoky, the Eight ilea. Lady Graut haw, of a daughter. _ MARRIAGES. Last week, at Headington, Oxfordshire, the Rev. Wilburn Perry, to Derek:, st - coad .14t,gliter of the late Richard Esq of that place. J. !'rive, Emu of Motu Lodge, to Miss Lloyd, of Llay dlartb, both in Aegis-fen. Lately, ut Edinburgh, John Wentworth Sturgeon, rig. to Miss Ilirlsira nem, second 11411/16111Cr set the late Captain, J arnes blear, of Aberdeen. On the eGth ult. at toolvsborongli, 'in the county of At nisch, Ireland, Arthur Ailerly Bernard, Eau implies( of G. it • Bernard, unit a Capt. in euth Regiment, to Miss eale. daughter of Nettle .11.?.eale, Esq. On Thursday lust, in Old Hall-greet, Liverpool, Mrs. Stanley, relict of the late Ilan. and Rte. John Stanley, Rector of Wthwiek. On Sunday last, at Mhaeakel, enmity of Waterfurd, the srat of her nottitelaw, David Ilearne, Esq. aged is 9 years, the Gun. Mrs. O'Grady, t diet kitsloint O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, On the Ist instant, Mrs. T. Randolph, in the , isth year of her age. Mae was sister to the Bishop of Itaiieor, and to the Reir. Mr. Randolph, Minister of Wimbledon. and only dauphin of the lute Rev. Thomas Randolph. D Arch dea,-it of Oxford, and President of Corpes t h.. Nt College, 4•441 Fi ratersitt a/si bast O attd.ovare :Raw trots as fortitude and resigiritiim of a trim ehristian. On Friday last iu the azid year of his age, !Ivory Roper, Laq. senior Aldermen of York, he aevved the ofhee of Loid Maser in 176: an d 1752. !Lust tied., at tit, keettan,-House, in Broilbtun, Lincoln " Wei, Mn.. Radcliffe, the ecleltrat(ii arlburaa. (to Satin pe'in.iglit, in entniquence of tbe borrtsuK ✓a Mona rr,, after lan!it;Aist.. .14)11IC time fir. Rath' y Britt, of %I rat bruinoirb, Statlirnlabare, a proprietor of coal mints u( that illareatal Tipton. A* Belch:imp Hall, I . ..seit, en Countess of lhadionalst. (10 the 'silt ult. at Carllrueuhati , Cartb, neat Darlington', in his asth ) ear, ?Tr. Thomas Po' thouse, inveutur of the va luable marinate. f..r heck:its...rand 4s,rootivg u( tlas and hrnip. Lately, ittrbowl %Sillies's, of ihnhiearsn, i 9 the owlish of liTurgh”s, Ito the county of Anglesey, al the advanced age of lu:4i:rho had lista Wind upset-is ufsis ) ears, bat whose tight 053 rrcturrd a short tune tiefore his and he had also four a. sr teeth. At Hereford,' :MIPS l'i'epiiiboult, Esq. for ninny yews Sttoard to ike 114sptial 'us In that 4-ruuty. On the A of January, at Gutaini I, of a kern occatioaca by itcrs,"te t tis,ir, Capt. F. J. liarhy, of the tusk Light Dragow. 0, :toil ne;4l4rw to Sir Jplio Lade, Burt. Mrs. Pay, wtiloa of Dilate! Hey, nil. of Ktu!saqith,Clon• resterslare ; in consequence au f ll ou the ice the preys:4ov relay. —- - - TV.AT'fit, Tills it IY, AT LONDONAIRI&A• • Morn 4 1.... raw. After ..ti j Ewen 18-1111i0. after... 7. LONDON: Yrral by G. I) AVIDSON,• N. 19, 01.1 htetell-contt, Lerc,.-etr..?t Red poolisbed ot the kl* • 1 1 / 4 4.1. 15, 'MAJ. tot St Glettienee Churi.A' Strrad,.hy . St BITE , of placet—Orticii, etc. fin tine stet to the Offer, ;kola uiti be dui/ attehdsd tu. • .• • NUMBED 1 THEATI T PR ES Their Mairci Air Stephen Hertz Holland ; Frederic' thews ; Sheen, Mr. Eliza Ratcliffe, Mr which will be ad THE CNC° TIT principal C Vlr 13 , 1 hews, Mr. .err, 11rs. Harlur tido:steal To o,:urpositioa ltn !ixliirtla) awl 11 if«. dru ; Job 't ben.! de f y. Xs Juh pr; May Tborial his Opera is is to 11 I V.AT PIM I win be wcted Doman, (Kin: Mr. Claremont ; 1 Kuiribio ; Nano./ Ro‘st, Mr firn.lic tiornroati, Mrs. HI will be The principal Mr. I . .osccit, Mi. Norton 'Me n►w Farce et tved threngbnut by an nrer4•rriaß I (*clay, an,: Timed tattcr , ., Elsie% : I.ta4 KenM,•e , (hmu Kim! Lear, Kiag E')gM, ?tic. C. Ki Mrs. SC (*Ter: ( Tueucl sittUelt, Mr. !Auk lir l N'rEit wort u las.; 9s) Its 214. rt4iilar prre and. sold fast year dresses, i .s. bd. :is. till. ; and arar vasubrirs, too. lid.. aeasblage of the Ns little more than 11 IN witiri:Goi is. :id. WO 1111 ; w very ••Ncell square ; saolicr long rlatliso.,. per aver brought from 'Ni es, Ilia. stalk-U.lu ditto, from Cos. so !arid ; Itin pair of iitrirly espial to Rio suture dial iM s, lac ht ~~w ra tr rior.lch elist.Wir•ii-ti/ of Art lases, Holland also looms, all ikiagly rips err, the serum illuve T bf ei; - IT and tears%) re meats of the inn (hats fur pah:ie pi the purpose of dui exprri. , nce. aid to empiries, aho , e. kw iloc;rt, be. a submit, ;,. the him of our pursa , ts al regular. saerLtsst el and LCieard, who traded, cs we eutterrd oursel aehuo f.ir medics' harsh, and acre A,...stualy, Sorter ni;htr)., dlidw ifer pruf,ssors, Drs. anal RuthLrfurJ. attioptaous in sly , arc not toeumed, made certain RI 'ATI . . the pa it will, we tw,pe, eons i.dge .1 the C2bell the short period 4. Wescrary, w here U proper peratireral pat oast a safe mos] Anilotst the ni Effects of a ►abi t~ouut► of both se distressing than i qu<•ntly prevent a pelt 4 -.. it MUM uovr, by s on st •orid W tliat gra ►y, soil vigorous viliotrierlC ILI taro infection, w sex, sit', the gr saltatio3 at home tn^ till tel at big the fat, of astir elm iti-lu,siag a r‘osi 411:04 rill be g,. that Kr' pollee of lottcrl CUKILUi and CI "N(JE great Hsu, us ROSEATE PI) elegant article, I 46. sod pt. b:, the I redue Orertl sada; &neer, I ha; Prustra,Ltro mouth • Heatir, Shrevaary ; T 1 ; C Seinaey, 11,rtnin wlat; Me.tdowi :;el4l, Wurc.ater ; and