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elite. and, presenting a blunderbuss, demanded :noney ; he desired him to take away the fire arms, as it frightened his wife; he then gave him same silver ; he looked at it, and said, "This will not Jo. Sir, I ra ist have your pocket-book likewise." I'he witness said, " It will be of no use to you."— He, in return, said, " I don't know that ; I must have it, and if it is not worth any thing to me, you sl.all have it again." Mr. M then gave him the pocket-book, and, opening his coat to get it, the Prisoner said, " You have a watt, too, I must have that, Sir." He gave him the watcii, and havtag thus got all. he again took up the blunderbuss, and said, " Come, Sir, off diredly, on delay." The wit oess drove off, and the next day he heard his poc ket.book was left at the White Hart. at Woodford. Wm. Robinson, groom to Mr. Furrier. said, he met the prisoner in Snake's-lane, Woodford-bridge. He offered him a pocketbook, which he refused to take—but he drew a blunderhoss from beneath his coat, and first made him give up hi; money ; he next made him take the pocket-hook, and promise to deliver it at the White Hart, as. he said, he might find the owner, for he had just robb , :d a gentleman of it. This witness said, he was sure of the person of the pi isoner. Lee. a pawnbroker, in London, stated that on the 7th of May the prisoner came to pawn a watch with him.. He thought it necessary to ask lion some Orations, which he answered is sn unsatisfaflory a manner, that he sent for a constable, and took him into. custody. When the officer searched him, he denied he had any other watch, but another was found upon him. The watch was produced, and Mr. Malliner swore it was the same watch which • was taken from him on the night of the robbery. Mrs. Mulliner was also called, and she stated, that she believed he was the same man. For the prisoner, it was attempted to prove an William Lowe said, he was an apothecary, in Sa lisbury-court. Fleet-street On the night of the 6th of May, he went to the Red Lol, in Poppin's-court, to carry some medicines for a Mr. Tare. While they were there, the prisoner Bryant and another ,an, came in to talk to Mr. Fate about some mo ney which was due to the pi isoner's brother, who died on ship.h , ard, Mr. Fare being in the h tbit of recovering such money—the prisoner came in about half past six, and staid till ten. Fare was next called, who swore to the same Ga, and another person of the name of Evans, who said, he had formerly been a Lieutenant in the Bth regi men: of Dragoons, but lately a Clerk to Mr. Main waring, deposed, that he was also present. and saw the prisoner there, until ten at night, on the 6th of May. Adam:. a farmer, at Plaistow, with whom the prLoner corked as a labourer, and two other per sons, gave him a good charader. Th- Jury found the Prisoner—Cuthy. The pri , finer stood also charged in a second in diclment, frr firing at William Attridge, on the same night, at Snake's-lute, in the parish of Wood ford aforesaid. Attridge stated, that he was a poulterer; on the 6.11 of gay, lie was returning home with his two poultry carts, when the foremost cart sucl,lenly stop ped, and he heaid his man exclaim, " Master, here is a man,' and he direfily saw the prisoner with a blunderbuss. He said to LiS Own. man, Gies me yonr I .)iunderlsoss. here is a man wants to stop us." 11:e ri,nuer hail hold of the horse's reins. and drove the horse hack, and exclaimed, be woeld have their money. The witness ran past him, and he fired at him. The force of the powder blew off his hat, but he saw no mat ks of any ball. The witness said. he had passed before the prisoner fired, and the report was so loud, that it was with difficulty the horse could be kept from running away. Wm. Pain, the Prosecutor's man, gate the same account of the transallion, and both witnesses were positive as to the person of the prisoner.--Verdict amity. The Prisoner persisted that he wasinnocent of both Lets laid to his charge. EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE. TO THE EDITOR. Stn—Reading in your Paper the account of the occurrence which Jrew the attention of the public to Mr. Williams's house, near Hatton-garden, give me leave to mention a similar affair, which lap. pened about sixty years back in Whitechapel, vie. a collar-maker's journeyman in that strew, had, if you may call it a gift, a facility of altering iris voice in such a manner, that he has been the cause of making the carter of a loading hay-cart take oat each truss, by causing the surrounding crowd to imagine some person was under them, and the cart loaded when he was asleep; other tricks of a similar nature he effeted for his own diversion I therefore send you this narrative, and if the cause is not yet discovered, I am of opinion, one in, or near the premises, has occasioned all this disturbance in the aeighhourho:)d of Conduit-street. Jug. 1, 1805. NATAL INT,FI,IIGLKE, PLYISOUTII, JOLT 31. . The Windsor Castle is in quarantine. There is hire flag hoisted at Maker. it is said for Y convoy • from the %Vestward. We are momentarily' expeisl* ing more prizes. Pam lad paibrd by with convoy—came in the ' Halt past s—Nothing new. AhoTIIER LETTER. A boat is just come on shore from the Craw. Castle. from which 1 have received the following particuiars, viz.—On the '22d inst. the combined fleet hove in sight of Sir Robert Calder's Beet, which were cruising mine leagues from Ferrol ; the wea ther bring hazy, the enemy ,( who could only discern 7 or B of our ships) bore down upon them with zreat boldness, when the Windsor Califs sows got ii,to aaion with part of them. Upon their nearer approach. they discovered that we had 15 sad of the line; on this, the courage they had betake assumed furs , ok them, and they organ to rue. Sir R. Cilder, when the Wihdior Casfle lift him, wits m chace of the remainder ; as two or three of the enemy's ships appeared at a distance to be dis. masted. As soon as the enemy saw the British fleet, they hauled their wind to gain the weather gage and succeeded. The ilroadier Caulk received the &re of all the San, and part ortbe centre. I hey were seen two days afterwards with one of thrsir disabled ships in tow, and several others in a bad state, 40 leagues of Cape Finisterreotteering to the southward. POtTSMOUTH. ALIGU9T Arrived the brourite sloop of war, from the coact of Portugal.; Phria sloop of war, front a ciuise ; and the Dere logger, with spirits, prize to the In conitant frigate. Sailed the Ilaii6y and Union transports for Sonth aMpton.-o-Wind S.W. HARWICI4, auausr I. _ None of the packets that are due, are yet arrived A bye-boat was engaged yes..erdaey to take over the mails of the Lath Husum ; those for Goltenburg are detained, and several passengers, there being nu packet en this side. DIAL, AUG. 1. Sailed the Zealous, Diem.. and Gidiath men of war, to join the Channel Fleet ; L'Ansiaks frigate, for Portsmout.i ; Ariadne frigate, Bereetta and Illredy sloops of war, Lucifer (romp, Farrow, Brener, Gal and 7:yens' gun-brigs, and several other ves sels of war, for the French coast. Came down from the River, the Rritoonia East Indianian, and Swift East India pilot vessel, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the vessels as per last.—Wind S. W. 'IRON I.LOY lit'S LIST. Of Dover—The William Pitt, Eyeti, from Cow. At Cuwes—The Farmer,Goodwin, fmm Cuba. At Varninuth—Che Lubec packet, Wickham, AGM Too tling m. At Lieeriwinl--The Charlotte, Willheletina, from Liebon, and the from Virginia. At Menlo-n-I'l%e Juno, flay, from Opurto. Atfoe Ownopolite, from Cadia. At I)ktbliii--The Rover, Perry, from New York. At Gucrittile-The Lady Charlotte, --r—wy from St. ge 'gamut's. STAFFORDSHIRE £GRCCUL.TUKAt. SOCIETY. On Tuesday last, the Annual Meeting of this Society was held at the Swan Inn, Lichfield, Sir John Wrottesley, President, and Sir Robert Lawley, Vice• President, besides whom, there were present Sir George Pigot, Richard Dyett, John Lane, Richard Meek, Joseph Dicken, Francis Calvert, Robert Hervey, Edward Riley, John Thornwill. William Moor, Edward Baker, and Michael Har ding, hsqrs. and a number of honorary Members, and respectable Gentlemen from different Counties, who were highly gratified with the Shew of Sheep, &c. After the Judges had determined the several pre miums, the company, which was numerous,adjourned to the Swart. where an elegant dnuser WAS plovided, and the day passed with the usual festivity, during which a number of loyal and agricultural toasts were given. THE MEDALS WM ADJUDGED T. 3 THE rOLLOWING r • 111 E AI .1 1:li LT E. \ CaRN.EXCIIANGW, FRI•Ar, At Alen' 2. 711 e Amber Imp.o. of Wheat to day are few ; but a good qiiantit • all hand, cloeflb of F"reign, winch tiov twin* the aupply.-.-Slarket , un the emit being nearly at high.—Halea and Malt, with Pea" and Ira in very short %apply ; but havniK few buyers are n t guided deirer.—We hat- Oats in mi./tiling auppty r . aud hi. per Quarter lower —ln Fi Ouf no satiation. CIInRF.NT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat GOA 79.98.. Bran. 4B. 33 , , 10 104 4 . 108. 04 Tick 8ean......44. 50 .Dd Rv.... 4O, 9J•. 04. Oau 32‘ 365. 01. bkriey C:4 ♦k.. 04. 14A4 •M Si. 01. Whitt Peas rlO.. 7151 Od Grey Peas 41. 47s Od UXBR The Corn Inspelor's Rawl Whe,t, per hand Bailey, per qr t)gts &tans Pea ie ...3t.. 59.. . 0 . Raise Seal...—. OM 00. fl?. Fine Fl , iur R 54. 9dc. Second sO .85+ Od :11)GE .t, ou ThuridAy. Aww.t..l. "11 011 , ttl Ot 40. Od to OA 0 , 1 Ste Od to 30. Oa 41te Cd to •4. 49. 041 tu Zs 0.1 PRICE OF HOPS. -t Ada. ►OCX ITO. Kent II e. t. GI IN I Kent , t 1 tOs to 71 3s Musses—. 5l to GI 61 SUUCX 5 104 G. GI lOt Esszac 5l to 61 _6ll Os to 91 Os 4J1.4 Duty 26,01001. PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. Y DAT. ST :AWLS'S VII I 1 I.OIIIAPIL. Hat lts a5l Int M ay 41 Os a5l .5s Nrw t:1..ver.....01 0, a IN 0...1 Cloves 51 ls a Al 10s Straw 31 Os a .31 •111 1 Straw .21 Oa a 31 ifs sminvtisti.n HAY MARKET. II ...... ks 41 4. C10•er.....41. (4. to M. ss. 10a to I. I SMITIIPIELD,, faints., A Llet.37 2. To sink the 04al—Der Stone of 81b. Bnef 4 141 to 04 1.41 1 Veal .41 lid to 5% Mutton.... di 4.1 to 41 Od i Pork ..4s Od to 46 bd Lamp N. Bd. to bs. 6d. Mesa cattle this Day, e a ats, ab.aut 700—Shoep and Lambs, 4,000. NI VITGATE AND LR.AnENHALL MkRICETS. By the Carcase. Beef .91 14 to 4s 41 I Veal, is Od to )11 Orl Muunn....3. 84 to 4, 44 Poo 41 1)4 to 41 84 . . Lamb - to Si. OE. RAW HIDES. Int Heifers and Steers, per stone, St. 44. to St. Middlings Ss. 21. to 3s. Ordinary ....... Ss. WI to 3s. Market Calf - 144. Enghsh Horse Shearlints .....os. Cd. to Is. Lamb Skint PR:CE Of St. James's Market.. 44 ld Oars Market. 4l ld Whitechapel 7414tket. 4s Of Per Stone of titb. les 2 Average Priest... Is 1 Town Tallow. 69s Od Yellow &bap, 78'—Mi Price of Candle., per dos. 4d. co. ca. (14. TALLOW. Yellow Russia ...70s 11s 04 White ditto 69. Od Soap ditto his Od Melting Stuff.... Ois Od Ditto rough Graves Good Dreg los ottle4. Rlits—Curd, 02a. its odes—Moulds, 125.04. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, r H lit , il4o4lr• SS N. John Si:eland, Wanp,a,-,treet, CaTendish•oquaro, tailor . I II . . Vt. li.m Johnson, Edgware-nod, Midd!roes., collar. _ __ . _ maker . 1 11 Tho:n Al !trete, late of New Cr Ott, St. PAtli t Deptfor d, _ . . Surrey. carpenter Moehael M`Gar y, Cnopers.court, U , per East Smith. vittualler PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck _ .... 3 per Cent Reduced.— S per Cent. Consols ........ ..... 511 1 • per Cent .•...••••• 77i 5 per Cents Navy ...... ......... .. 119.gg 4 per Cent. Loyalty Ion; Louie Annudies . 11,perual 3 1,0. Cent. . 3Bl Dana Aunt ties Omniuna . FAcheiner Hills. Is. di.. Is. prem. par. English Lottery Tickets .... l6l. 3%. Consuls fur ... T. 61ST, Stork Broker, NIL 4. (brorthill. and 9, Chant r, ig-Cr.i• PRICK OF IRISH STOCKS-51mo 26. Gov. Deb. Si per cent..... . Ditto Stock.. Gov Deb. r per cent Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cent 9Oll Wider street Certificates, 6 per rent 641 COURSE OF FXCIIA: Amsterdam .... 3t , I S Ditto at Sight .. 37 4 Rotter4am ..... 12 0 t 2r. 33 6 2%U. Altona Patio 1 4. data t 3 12 D.tto Wo.unleaux . 26 1 CaAga Clain M a dr i d Ditto Si!boa . le(hoem SO Ftl.Av, ALIO. 2. G•noa Venice 6l Lisbon 67 Oporto 6l DO,lon 131 Cork 14 Portuaat Geld in Com and Hari per ea 4 0 0 Do ttttt ..... 0 0 New Dollars &leer in Here....." 0 0 0 New I.ntin each AV" on the Hank of Holland 54 per Cent 1p HH) .... 1)1 1111 ly 19) ).........5 4 61 days. I g tideles Dublin en London (JD.. iirrrfAit on London (Jul! t. 4•04 on Dublin r Dittir MTH. Lam week, th• Lady of Wm. Baldwin, Esq. of Hatietsham Place, Kent, of a 30,3 MARRIAGES. On Monday last, John Ftra , ldon, 1...5q of hi.wcott,Cornwall, to Miss King.loti, eldest daughter of Richard Kingdon, Esq. of I Inlsworthy , On Saturday Ist, at Camberwell, Mr William Wilmott, of Sundridge, Kent, to Miss Rogers, daughter of the late Isaac El. of White I lart-co .rt, ',tinted vre..t. On 'Saturday se'nnight, at Scukietea, Mr. J. scl h London, surgnon. to Miss Cricket, daughter nt Marro. kide Prickett, Es I. of andlingten. SILF3 BY AUCTIO' —titILIW/RN. SY 'Maws. HL' It I'UN and VENNI • 1 WEDNIAIMit NEXT. rwe!ve "'Clock, by Der. ction of the rrop.ietot. riIHE LEASE, with inimediAte P, I snrai ridat Hulet", U.VEI.uNG ' Silt te. in etY , ailyte fej,AW, rYl`Ay t•fre. To ha viewed and Partrculeo 1;44 on the Pr raw.ay'y; awl of Yle,try. H. n•I'l EOM VAil.l.lr. 6: -FOR If $ IHF.ET. SPITALF/F.L. Sy NI tams BURTtrall and lAN% Os WED:SESI7AY, Am; re 4 at fa;a.raway' of th Pr yrte , ,,r, riHE LEASE of a convenient DV recent!• p•.t into cum dire rep 27, Foraotreat, 2,,5t015t1 ie. The Prrmlrw Chamber., Dining Room, a!td Parlau!, Yard, ukelele arrangemems. To be views I any d iy iesrlotri to the had on thz Pienikes ; et Gartaaby's; sal of sod Venues, 154, Combat. . NEAT DWELLING-I rum, ST Sit, By P 4 ,611 BURTON a .1 YENS On WEDNESDAY, August 7, at Caraway' of tlia Polonn tor, rrHE LEASE, with immediate P( li .a stoat onorenient DWELIJNU I Compting tiouieon very alai pieta rep..ir,elitg. YO, St. Mary Axe. The Premt-ei col/tato Messing Room, Drawing, and I)...hvg Room, .Pared Yard, and donv!ritic.intramena..s. u unexpwrd term of Twang and a Hfli yams, Rent. To be viewed any day pneviout to the alt ; had on the P.t.nutes; at Gan+way'. ; ■nd of Veun•.r r 61, Con hill CAPITAL *DOM Y WA It Kilt &U STALL STABLE, AND GOOLO LA ND, GATE DOCK Sy Alm , BURTON anti VENNI By Di rec ti on of t h e ?. - yrietllt, CM W EON ES! at Tartly.. &C1...A, riE desirable LEAS(, w;th earl y a r capful and very contreedutur aimut 77 fret v r• capriole trt carrying •consaller.iWr eirit and a Stable, with .1.41, MOW chit iuly Ole particular Wharf. ticlaiatt lease for Aa unexpirin r lew rent. To be viewed ; and primed Pa-neul.oa had at to the Sale, on the Pram*,; ut t..e Cur F. ;masa ; at Ciarrerrayl and et lies':• Hon.(' C.n BUILDIN(4, HOIAiUtS FREI. HOU; PREMISES Ar Mos.rt. BuicroN and lft On WEDNESDAY, August 7, at Garravtly's, y DIT el the Puruistur, ADESIRABLE FREEHuLD Lir.; • comprising a substantial and cunvenian I • DWELL:ISO HORSE, in coast:it repair, atith nrinand doer, 6I tact deep, very ei situate, No. rn, lett'. Budilinga , Holhoru, now in the nese', itiue d U, t bury, r.mativing to No 9, olasite, who will give ims,e • • P.n,essioa. The Premises euutain Fiee Chantheis, Twa Or, in Rooms, spacious Dining Room, Parlour, toarowl Warehouse Compting House, large Paved Yard, sad suit.... Domesticdem viiiences. Tu be viewed wig day preview to the oaf.; andlPasC7iint bad on the Premise.; at taartaway's ; and of 114.sr+ Burma and Vcr.itur, 62, WESTON GREEN, MIRK EY, Thirteen Miles flora London, and One hunt Hampton Garet By Mr. BATES, At Garrawav's Coffee Home, Change Alley,Cortiliill. Londe% on TIAISDAY, August 13, 1805, at Ore ci:Clotk, mHE LEASE of a COMPACT VILLA inii TEN ACRES of LAND, in • goatee' and %WU! Neigh. , lajsurhood, with immediate Poaernion ; forming . easoterablo Residence for a genteel Familyl--Cusuprising, on the Gui 4 Poor, a Dining Room, 19 feet by 14, a Drawi feet lay 14, a Brat Mast Room, 14 feet by 19, a g w t Kihher., and Butter's Pantry ; on the First Floor are th,ee bee IPC Rooms avd a - Dressing Room. with one Alit: over; I lot 4:l^es entisiq of a Wash-house with Zeivant's . Rormi over ; *Conch. Anus • exceilant Four-stag Stable with on I Lift , • ?own,. yard, 11`igg ry, Cow-house, he.; with Pad,tocics, conra.u.:g in the whole about Ten Acres, an Orcha 4, a walled E..elun Gart-n of shout an Arre, profusely earthed with evil., fine tries of every I/ea:rip-ion, Melon Grounds initialed; the whole watered with hard and soft niter. The Garden abound. a- th: crovpall Gerd shonting round the Country, ad 'leen& in the Neighbourhood. Held for a Term of 'l4ateas Years, subjea to a low Rent. Ts be viewed, an 1 Particulars had at the Piunpiatz Toy, Hampton Court ; at Ga ff Away', ; on the Pram is, aall of Mr Bates Ni.. 5, W6beck-street, and 1111, Oichard-street. nogrumeer, NEAR Olt AVISKNO, ELS I', tut- TY•SIX ACMES OF FREEHOL') LAND. IN A II .11 STATE OF CULTIVATION, AND FIE& OF LAMP TAX. By Messrs BOMBS, At the.Queeits Head, Nuirthfleet, on MONDAY, intro if. at Twelve o'Clo. k, its Feet Lott, A FREEIIOI.D ESTATE, consistent elf Forty- CIL six Acres of highly co'tivated laud, th.rm four aer.4 sd witch art exreed.ligly compact, and divided in thre in:homer. riga. Northtie 4, the remainder in Perry.streer, one • f the nu* to Gravesend, and eemiats of a thriving orchard f tea • ar•ok an excellent barn, and four Mel nut's of panty, sad 11 " b ) e land, abant twelvi acre., two tette nents, and .era g prd x.; th .! whole in the occu ; at oa of Mr Daniel Wilok n f rat sineciin ;I term of seven years foam Mieha.lioa. iontt, the very Ohl low rent of 541. per annum, but presumed tube wank double the present rent. N.lt The timber will be Included in the purchase, ?ivies Land taxis redeemed, tyttioUee. Particulars may be had, ten days prior to the Sa'e, at the Belly Dartford; Qunau's Wad, Nenhfleet, where a person w tend to stew the estate ; White Hart, Cnrveseitd ; 'air L Nutfu.katreet, Strand ; m 4 of Matars. Rubins, Covei.t.la Scar whores Plan may bestrew FRFiHULD HOUSE', and FATENsivz 111,sa. WALSALL, SfAFFirttnStllKL. B. Steam,. ROBI VS„ At the George Inn, in Wallkill, on TUESDAY, August 211. at Yew o'Clock, in One Lot, i‘,IIeA.I.UAIiLE and Improvable 7REEHOLI I ESTATE, compririog Two large and convenient "' alum with Sholl". and Out infAine, krm'nnt an tatte, ,,, a li fronting the High-att.-et, mid n.ser the Market-place. " the Town of Weisel., Staff itd,hire, in the occeprion of Mt. Earsaer aid Mr. W ith , srs, reepettable Tenants at Wol. R of 211. lni. and pupa per annum. Alen, Three ono Houses in Peale-street, adjoining the sane, with e at en" yard, striates ii and otbe• 4e u t prem o ns, tou ti n g r l line 01 I" d feet, in front it Peale -street, in the occupation of Taylor, SW' .Lag, and Ahoy, at will, at 61 each. The whole prodnclnr clear t tat of 511. 10i. ; but at the "state covers a eallsabi.• pia of gr..o id in the prine;pal part of the toots, it ui C 410141 11 very great improyerne.d. May be viewed wish leave of the Tenants. fourte-n dart prio- tit to sale, and Particulars may be had or the Rev CNada lalickitain, of Walsall ; the p!ac.l of ore, where a fu. , n*.Y Seen ; the Cast:e, Swan, and Hotel. B r.ninghinu Ire' LiteltNe'd Ante., ; Swan, IN talverha opton ; Glelsa Lou, Solehtft ; Red Lion, Ath,ostone ; of ttr. Martin, C.ar i.e..' 1 fall ; anal ul Messrs. Robins, Covent Ga.deii, Llnd)Wii IlifOlC a PI ,n may ale., be men. f , eI'ION URN. A VENNOIk, vet "'Cluck, a; 4a•ma, o rtm.iet,,r. 'Y 1, !diate Posievi rt . .IJNG MI; .F Ci ' .- ••••• ... sitklUe, Nu. ig, MZ ; 11 :4 la. e. 7 ,G"j---------------- kG : i k , e e n i a . l n i :N s t v r ni :" ia mm : t w w D t e N: N eP a i ; Y y : : N V :: . s a ( . j '.l l , S E the ft. tb it, ;: i . ' , : n uic % i iF e N f l ' e l ,. "'n . 'en.t.o.. 62 , c„, 0.1 - u • war. 1,, - .C . r. .i,,:te repair, sittute : Premises Magi . Ni, , 24' ,!," :', Yard, and tuna Lt du. d " )1' a . :O, .1, ; sal of Mews, B ~:::: 1 G 1). I !dim Possession, 'or e LI J NU Hottsi,,,,i 4 ~ jiti' simir•eligilry ~ r ut ty NO lie cotrtaits otoe Chan.hr ot , It in R OO,0 ' Pitiour, ti 1 . ; .3.3. MelAoo Le: ' , al ig i Haif Yeeist at a ulntr r-. 'the alt) and Ponenhe ; mod of Me 0,. Buren. I.' 51 4 A, WIT It TAG 1 4 :.) L.Vdil)ift(;, btlyr.. rt VENNOR„, EttNE.sl)&t, Autnst7 • 04 T 4 , ok, th early reoe‘sionoi lla rwo t'i.uu % WA,a- -r• autirt.ort..h. ..,;,,t. L . rtt and a riri .4.1., a ,1 Le a: ILtegas., 1),,,,,, • A ;, - .d unto.d. 1 At the 0 ✓At t, vit it II yeaa4 Ma it 1... t had an th, - - ... Cur 1. -..- . Surto,' ... : • V LIILPiRN .-!);;.S. r ~ .MlsEti lia ift 1,1:1;011, Garravtly's try Di- I tor, w HI )1•D EST.; • t, tod cun•eniett I • a to repair, meth ex el Sly satiate, No. rn, TY t.CCapitilal Of U , / , tr oho wilt give 1111.1. e • . V K Chantheia, Tara Or • n Perham . , coarewel .v. to Aired Ta,d, sad stift.4.. E f , the sale; andfastr:tree 14 CORONLR'S IAQUL ST. Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock, an Inquest was held bet , ire Mr. JENM err, Coroner for Stserenon the body of Thomas Montotieu, Esq. deceased. The first witness examined was Robert Burnside. of the Box-office, at Astley's Theatre, who deposed, that the deceased and another person came to the theatre about a quarter past six o'clock on Tuesday evening ; the deceased gave the witness half a guinea to pay for their joint admission, when, as he was givi.ig him the change, lie perceived the deceased put his hand across Ibis eyes, as if seized with a giddiness, and almost in stantly fell ag.s4nst the door, and from thence im the ground ; the witness immediately ran to assist in raising him from the ground, and he appeared to recover a little, but relapsed into several fainting fits while seated on a chair. Medical assistance was called in, but in the course of ten minutes he expired. He was then conveyed to the New-ion Coffee-house, opposite the Theatre.—Mr. renlington, the apothe cary's assistant, who lives near the spot, deposed, that on being sent for, be found Mr. Montolicu seat ed in a chair at the Theatre. insensible and inwardly DEATII4. lately, thr• Rev. Sohit 14oliiiwir;n, Curate of St. Chapetry, near Ke.wiek, in Cu ihrrrian.l 110 in sopposel to have dropp,i4 iiiiilrtenly Iron hit chair, whist undre..~ut her bail, a' he 11/J1 tempt on the 410 f, with bra watch i i one hand. arid the seal ■nd WO iii the other. lie wan about 44 years of a..:to On Sunday evening last, in the 137th rear of her a g e , M,4 Cht.ttian Snllr, of Sandwich, Kent, rain of Wdlians Henry S dly, Eao late of that place, and the only child of Thomas Wizkva, Eso. littnarly Golfe for of 1I;s hiajesty'a Costa, ed in a chars at the l'hesare. insensible and inwardly under arms, and performed several tnanceuv r re r s with Wicks, Esq. fortnnly (Miscior of fr,s Majesty 's Customs st where aPI ,n 'nay als", be seen. convulsed ; he administered some medicine, hu; a promptitude and pre-ision that did them the high- I) °•ei..• . with t flea i and ife stbout ten minutes he expired. est credit for their steadiness and discipline. Mr. un w nstutzay James Moore, Esq. a Crest Shell- EON DOS :—.Piinted t.; 1J I OS. Wach itteet, Si. Clements, AN o,lo.hid by Jusl He • • . —ol4l;l i tat the deceased PITT, ar.d the other visitors, ezpreeeed themselves ' l ' lwaltg " 1 " . RYDEN, at the OPF.II N. 1.1. 8.e.; of St. Cis iso;, N 1 .. 11 al! of),A the gout in highly pleased with the whole oillle'areimserneuts HlOll WATER THIS DAY AT E‘DiDoN BRIDGE. March, Strand, oh,* artels fter Ilminteir-r 4 141 e . '' 410 , ."•-• • 4 , - • • - A Z' 9 , * Gat. of this sweet useful Aiwa .... 40 ma after 6. I EvJ1....42 WA,l.attet 6. 0.11 le dot, &Mandel it , . - 74 0 1‘7,: ! I PIO` — 77" - • • la ELDERS : Mr Baker, the best Shear Hog Ram, a gold medal. Mr. Meek, the second best, a silver medal Ditto, the best two shear ditto, a gold medal. M . Meek, the best two year old fat Wrther ' a red medal. Mr. Harvey, the second rest, a silver medal .. Mr Meek, the best fat Wether, Sheer liug,a gold medal. Mr. Baker, the second best, a silver medal. Mr. Dyntt, t: e two best Tharp, a gold medal. Mr. Meek, the two second be.t, a silver medal. Mr. AlllOll, the bast .Itort wool two Shear Ram, a gold medal. Ditto, the beet anon wool Ewe, a gold medal Lord Talbot, the best short woo two shear Wether, a guld nie dal. Mr. Meek, the best Roar Pig, a gold medal. Digit, rile best 3 yrp. ola Bull, a gull medal. Doti... the best 4 yra. oid ditto, a gold medal. Ditto, the best 2 vrs old Helfer, a gold medal. Mr. Anson, the second best, a silver med a l. The Subscriptions of One Gunwa each for tine best Stook, were determined as follows: Mr. Anson, the best'Stirk. Mr. Meek, the hest two year old Hester. Ditto, tit,. best Dairy Cow. Mr. Dytitt, the brst Fat Cow. Mr. meet, the best Bull Ditto, the best two year u!d Bull. Ditto, she best T heave. Ditto, the best Shear Hog Ram. Ditto, the best two Shear Rain. Ditto, the best Boar Pig. Sir Robert Lawley is appointed President, and Mr. Inge, Vice President for the ensuing year. On Monday Iw, Mr. Pi rr, accompanied by Lords CA R RINGTOIi, MAHON, Essex, Fl TZIIA R Messrs. Rose, and STURGES Bouts,: r, together with a large party of friends, visited the Military College at Great Marlow. They were receive) by Colonel La M 4 otc ai APi 1- (the Lieutenant-Governor, and the Staff of thp. College), by whom they were conducted through the different classes of the junior departments, during the time of instruflion. They afterwards inspedeal the plans and drawings of the senior department. General J AIRY, and the offi cers who reside at Wycomb, attended on the occa sion. After the hours of study. the Cadets paraded under arms, and performed several manoe uvres with - -