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eenees were, bt thk letters of tikstrOlions from hlejesty to his Goveitribrs abroxit gralted ittpsaliy" - to Spanish, as well as British sulsjeas, the Pla , ntilfs were entitled to recover; however, he would save this aid every other point the Learned Counsel via.‘ inclined to make. Mr. PARK E. for the Plaintiffs, observed, that this would be depriving the King of his prerogitive, who had the power of making war or peace at hiss Royal pleasure. Mr. G A RROM. then, in a very able and animated' address to the Court and Jury, went into a very long defence. lie contemled, that the case of the Plaintiff WAS made up of traml and deceit, for the purpose of taking money out of t: e pockets of the l'oderwriters, and putting it into the r e of an enemy ot Great Britain, for whom Mr. Reid was :he agent. Ile again pressed the point of insuring enemies' property, and observed, that he should shew, from the evidence of Mr. Reid himself, by his letters to his correspondent, Mr. Frazer, that he was a distressed man, wholly incapable of ever possessing such a property as 200,000 dollars ; and from the deposi tions of the witnesses, that it was impossible any thing like dollars could have been on board the Hector when she was lost ; also, from the contradic tory evidence of some ot the parties, it would fur ther appear, that this vessel was the property of Mr. Reid at that time, and not of Don Juan 1)e Villas, which circumstance alone would render the Policy void. as it was stated upon the, face of it, that the ship was Spanish property. The bill of sale and invoice were then read, by which it appeared, that they were made oat in a Spanish name, and the dollars mentioned as a part of the freight. Chief Justice M A Pimento thought th;s could have no weight at all in the scale, it evidently appearing to be a mask used to deceive the Spanish officers. The letters of Mr. Reid were then put in, and a number of depositions, taken by order of the Court of Exchequer, in the %Vest Indies, read ; those de positions were very voluminous, and contained several hundred folios. From some of them it ap. peared, that, at one time, Mr. Reid was the owner of the ship in question i but, from the p os i t i ve testi mony of others, Don Juan de Villers was the real owner at that time: And some of the 'murk tI f stated it as matter of opinion, that there could not be any quantity of specie on board ; from which it was inferred that the whole was a fraud on the part of Mr. Ileid. The Cir:er Jose ice, in summing up the evidence to t .Tory, wsserved, that the questicn merely came to this, tt Whether or not there was this quantity of dollars on board ?" and from the evidence adduced, the Jury would decide this point. Fraud had been attributed to Mr. Reid ; but if that were intended, it was most probable he would have chosen some more convenient and less dangerous place for his purpose, wh ere h e wou ld h ave less chance of risking his own life, or of encountering the prying Tess arches of the wreckers. If Ire had been guilty of such a fraud, he became liable to a crirnmal prosecution, and his life might be the forfeiture. Upon the whole, however, the Airy would weigh the evidence, and, in considering their verdict, say, whether the ship in question was the property of Mr. Reid, er Don Juan De Villers ? REll4llt4Aar PER !V5. lITAACT 'ION •11 VII‘TORIC A I. DICTIGAiit, OF INA MOST XEMAIIKABLE PERSONC IN P:NGLAND AND WALES —PWilihr4l in IG9•L (Continued (Nal a former hoer ) RICIIAitD WHlfritiatoti, Was, as the common opinion is, so obsenrel♦ born, that he could scarcely give an account of his parents. Necessity compelled him from the coun try up to London, where, getting into a merchant's service, he behaved himselt so well, that he married the merchant's daughter, and became twice Lord Mayor of London. 11 say nothing of his cat or his bells, " Turn again Whittington, Lord Mayor of London," known by every woman and child. He was a great benefaaor to the city, where he built a College, and au Hospital, at College-hill. He died 142 U. •LICE WILIER. A poor maid at Islington, by London, where her cap WAS casually that through with an arrow, with out any hurt to her head ; in memory of which deli verance, she built near to that place an alms-house, well endowed, expending it,JOOl. wi LLIA At 20, CUCNAMID cures. He won the affettions of his subjeEts, by his pro- Fula liberalities to the chief of the nobility. He went to the Holy Land, at the exhortation of Petcr the hermit : and, being very choleriek, he undertook other wars rashly. /hinting in New Forest, in llantshire, he was accidentally shot with an arrow, by Walter Tirel, wher-of he died in 1101. SIR ROGER WILLIAMS, Born of an ancient family at Penrose, in Mon mouthshire, was a soldier of fortune, a man extreme ly forward to fight. When a Spanish captain chal lenged Sir John Norris to fight a single combat which was beneath him to accept, being a General this Roger undertook the Don. Su., after they had fought some time, both armies beholding them with out any hurt, they pledged each other in a deep draught of wine, and so friendly departed. JOHN WINCHCOMR, Commonly called Jack of Newbery ; was indeed the most consicierable clothier England ever beheld. He kept 1004063 in h:s house. each of them ma naged by a man and a boy. •fn the expedition to Flodelen-field, against James, King of Scotland, he marched with 100 of his own men c ell mounted. to shew that the painful in prate, could he valiant in war. lie fintsted King lisory VIII and his Q ueen He t died about./.sfo.arine, at his owes hott . p, jet ext int in Newbery. RORERT wifecusstev, Bore in Sussex, bred in £4. non College, where he proceeded Dr. of Divinity. a: , cl by degrees Arch bishop of Caoterhui y. Fie went to Rome. and ob tained his Pall, refusing a Cardinal's cap offered u him. A worthy pielatit, an .I excellent preitil Being learned himself, he both loved and preke learned men. Prodigious his hospitality, being re ported, that Sundays end Friday., :,e fed no less than 4,00(1 men, when cnrn was cl:eap, and 5,000 when it was dear. He died in lII', iw septscasieet Of a saint, to whose tom b people used to repair. The Jury recited for about twenty minut►s, and then brought in a verdiet of 34h1. 7s. 6d. for the Plaintiffs, being the amount of the average lass upon this policy. 'They also timnd that the Meter be longest to Don Joan Dot Villers. Two other aftions, of the same nature, against other underwriters, to a very large amount, are still pending. This was the oily cans. tried this d-sy. It oc cupied the Court from ten o'clocic in the morning, till rear fishy at night. Mr. Serrant SIIEI.IIEIIO, Mr. Pa BM, Mr. Sttieant Bzsr, and Mr. CAlln,were retained tor the Plaintiffs —and Mr. G/ nkow, Mr. Serjeant LeNS, Nlr. Ser jeant Battey, and Mr. Mantorr, !Os the Unatr writen. 1 1 4AgTeri OP TIM CEP emoms. This nate was in,tituted by King James 1. for the more honourable reception of Ambassadors and strangers of quality. The badge is a golden chain about his neck, with a medal. CLERGY lILNETIT. A term, signifying a plea to an indiftierst; when the pricnner prayeth to hare his book. Heretofore only clergymen, but now all men have the benefit of their Ordinary, who gives the prisoner a place in the Psalms to read, by the reading of which a felon is saved from hanging for t'.lo first time, but not from being 'Arta in the hand with these letters 7'.M. for our laws are not so severe, fur stealing either sheep, cows, or money, when it is not forerahly dune on the highway, or in the night, or without frighting the party. Serious apprehensions are entertained for the rafety of the Fly sloop of war, which was laiely launched at Bridport„ and sailed from thence tor Plymouth, under jury -masts, on the !lib invant, on which night it blew a violent gale at N. E. and she has not since been heard of. It is rornonred, but, we trust, without foundation, that Admit al Ccreuw a sus is about to be removed from the Channel Fleet. The zeal, the patient perseverance, and the gallantry which he has dis played dnting hit conansand, prove that it cannot be 'vest. ,t in abler hands. In the event of Admiral Conan Lc WI retirement, Lord Gs NDI/E1 is men tioned as his successor. The appointment is esti .tnated to produce, oa a outage, from 23 to 1tt,41501. a year. White the Prussian Army of Reserve was Ming off !More the K,we, at Berlin, His Maissr v addressed General Most.r.toorserr, telling him that it had ' been his design to have left him in charge of the capital, as presenting less laborious service than that which he was likely to encounter at the head of an army ; on which the veteran replied —" My age does not yet prevent me from serving say king; at the head of the array, i shall feel young again ; and should I fall, I shall prefer dy log in the bed of glory, than on the bed of sickness." The King warmly shook him by the hand, and the auditors of this interesting discourse were deeply trived. • The erettion of v.:l.:graphs from London to n-- 'month is tarrying on with the greatest dispatch. It supposed they will be completed by toe end of tille-ch. It is in contemplation to complete a chain if th►m to Falmouth. ' The following regimental orders were circulated tut week among the Members of the Law AS44)Ciil• Sion, by the Hou. Col. EasKint:— " The ueutenuit.e.itoilet haring rta•on t, expect, that ihe Volunteers of the Met:orolis will he requested to apts.., Wader arm•, At the Firoetal of the Its, Admiral L Nell. sr be flatters traxsolt that the Coen wit etreedsetenbrace the op- Of MTLEM Are those that are either descended from ancient families, or such as have attained to a fair estate, of about 5001. a year, by their virtuous endeavours, and qualified with endowments to serve their coun try, both in peace and war, and are rnade Gentle men by the Lad Marshal, who al!ows them a coat of arms. These are received as fellow-companions with the highest nobility. iscsesen. The law of England suppseth In the hushand paver over his wife, as over his children, or servant, to ceirred her, when :!se offends ; and, therefore, he must answer for his wife's Luis, so that if she wrong any other, he must make satisfa/lion. 131.MICIR A L iosr orittct. lu London is an exceeding great eonveniency in the coney:, ance of letters to all parts of the kingdom, and to other nations, at easy rates, an i such quick dispach, that an answer may be received in five days, though • . /.50 miles off, far above that former tedious way by the waggon, carrier, or srage-coach. Upon the grand post-office depend ttti deputy Post-Masters in England and Scotl.md, who have al-o sub-post-officers in their hi arches to market towns, not seattal in the high roads. PRIXCA 01 Wit 1,, Is the King's eldest son, born hike of Cornwall, and, ab ut the age of seventeen ;ears old, is usually created Prince of (Vales. He i• invested with a co ronet on his head, a golden tint on his finger, and a golden wand in Isis hand. Fumigant:vv. Hanging is the common punishment for mu, der and reubery ; - yet the bodies of some nutnrions n,ur deters are hung in ch sins, till they rot away. 2. If the wife kill her husband, she is to be hurrt alive. 3. if the servant kill his master, he is drugged on a sledge to the gallows; that is called petty treason. 4. poisoning, which is seldom in this nation, is fe lony, without benefit of clergy, and therefore the of fender is ;Jed death. _ - -•" 4 , 11 M 1 . 100 11r."•••••- . , . . AtirldL INTELLMENCE, POKTIMOUTtI. MC. 2.4. Arrived the London gnc4 Na.avf Med of war, iron Plymouth ; and the folloWing transports from thl Mediterranean, which are pnt under quarantine, Fanny, Pim . , L., Etitibeth, iharer,34, afire, Erertuve, Liirn, and Cokntriur. Sailed the Metesr bomb, with a convoy for tho Downs. Dropped down to St. 'Wen's, His Majesty's ship Trriar, /llostrioas, and fturrtiii,r.—Wind, S.W. • PLYMOUTH, DEC. 21. Arrived the Ocean cartel, from Lit.hon ; she hoarded on the I 3th in‘tant, in lat. 47. 30. long. 7 by n French frigate, bel .nging to a rguadron of I nicn of war, seven of which appeared to he of the line, when, after plundering him of every moveable article, they returned to their ship; they said they came out of Brest the day before. Arrived the Decade frigate, from the Channel fleet ; Pfarer sloop of war, from Scilly ; Deh.. C/a. ron,lus, Cy ape, Eagle, Thomas bad Marry, Ilero, Harmony, Marton, Dade, and Corn, outward.. bound vessels, all from the Downs, having been blown nut in a gale of wind ; also the Calikla, 01- ton; Gwiam, Meeson ; and the Aurora, Lindagreen; from &doe. Sailed the London, Hero, and CouPasrur men of war, for Portsmouth. HARWICH, DEC. 2'.!. Two packets sailed this morning with the Mails of the 20th; one for CuAaven, an:l the other for Gottenburg. Mr. Johnson, the Messenger, was among the passengers on board the Lad of Lticethr, for Cuxhaven, charged with dispatches for the Court of Berlin. The Ammo/Cite frigate, which was expetted here, for the purpose of conveying the Duke of Cambridge to the Continent, came in this morning; but, report says, that the departure of his Royal Highness is postponed. An Express arrived here last night, for Mr. Johnson, in addition to the dispatches with which he was charged on his departure from London ; it over took him, as the packets did not sail till this morn ing. DFAT., DEC. 22. Sailed this morning, the Zropord man of war, Fere bomb, and the Content g„tm-1)1 ig, with a fleet of transports with troops on hoard, for the tVeser. Ariivedohe C4,pre, . die other sloops of war and gun-brigs; fro . a cruise ; the Kits-sloop of war, from Sheerness ; and Afriegine frigate, with a convoy front the Westward, which are sailed for the River. L'Afrieeine remains in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per last.— Wind I SM& SHEERNEAS, DEC. 22. 1. ailed, this morning, the .I,,sizoff sloop of war , w foitr sail of vessels under convoy for the Elhe,• tteser, and Tonaingen, with a tine breeze at S.W. ; also, His ltfajesty's ship 1t,,,e/tic, with a la r g e f l eet of transports und er convoy for the Continent. I THE MA - IkETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Dcc. 29. The eipeeted supplies of lVheat am arrived in very greet supply, thiefly (rum Feiex and went; and tale., in general, are mule at the reduction uf hum 6.. to Si per quarter. Sara Icy is tat demand, and rellilliV TAilitiliill its i.rice. White l'ca. arc dull sal:., and at less. Bean. of each .nn, likewise are I.vser. The Oat arrivals are numerous ; and this trade incLues lower. blow is ss. per sack cheaper. . CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheel 4O. 34. 665. Beaus (0:d)....305. 364. Od. Free do. 671. 704 0.1. I Tack Mean. 4O. 401...04 Rye 52. 36 , 0 , 1 Out,. 24.. 27..31.. Dailey 25.. U. t;rl. l'ulands 32s 94. 04 Matt—, —64. 70.. OA. Rape Seed I 4li 431 0.4. Wk Peas 425. 47e Od Fine Flour We 63. 0.1. Gm. Pei,. 37s 40s. tkl. Seeonds 33s 60s 04. UXIIRIDGE The Corit•lnspefior's ktestatn, on Thursday. rh.e 19 whet,p:tr load 171 to :.!Ul 101 Hades, per qr 211 s 3:1 rl Oats lOs —d to 344 Ream 48s —d to 546 —d Pea4e PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK•LANE. Carraway 74s Od to 7R. Oil per cwt. Coriander 1"1 Oil to l'lt ^d l'otrod 19s Od to 22. 04 Whir. %Ittstard Seed 7s Od to 14. 0.1 pet bushol. 8r..w0 ditto Ss Oil to Ills Gd Toinip lOs Oil to 16. Od )!road Reims 2b. Od to 481 Oil per quarter. Loll P 044 Nis 04 to Sbi nd Tares Iltye-Grass l>s 04 to sn. Od 0+ Od to 534 04 t,. Gos Flt ICE OF lIOPS. SACS. PACESTI. resat 61 G, t.. 71 Vs 1 Kent 6l 64 to 71 10* Susoex.... .61 ...41 Iv. 71 --4 SUMX 61 , —..t to 71 ---s Etocx 61 — . tr 1;1 lit 1 farolham...ll:l —. tol2l -...1 ------- PRICES OF 1i stn IT JAMtea. WNITYCNArtt. fisy...3l Is a 41 12. Hay 11 3. • 41 10. Setaw.. II 13a a 21 2$ New 01 Os • 01 Os I Clover 41 Os a 51 5$ 10a a. IL I* SMI ENFIELD, MONDAY, Dee. 23 T o so( the Offal.—.per Stone of sib . Heef 34 SI to 4$ Sd I Veal .4s 0.1 to 5s 6d %Sutton... 4$ 04 to 51 Od Pork .... ..4s 4 , 1 to Ss 44 Head of Cattle this Day, Helots, about I.7oo—Sheep itlii lambs, 8,000. AND STRAW. taAv. --- NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Reel St 0.1 to 44 0.1 I Veal. 34 OA to 51 OA %haute 3. (1.1 to 4* &I Pork .44 4rl 1,, 54 M Se R AW Flt UES. If4fens an 4 Steers, ler stone, 3s. 44. to 3.. 84 ‘l, iors 3s. Ott to 3s. 24 (odour, ••• • .. 64. to 21 104 Mark et l2s. 64 each. Horse She4p Skont ...a.. 64 to 7. Cd. 1 i PAII TNERSiIIPS INCSOLVI2I4 WI: . liana Dowail, Jolty plywo l l. and Janet . Ewer r 4 NM nf Pa...tul, hai.mani•facturers. Jo:•e CO. . fllty .l a n.e s 'LAI, Andr ew '1 iel, .`. nitre.. Cowan, awl ',1%,e,,,, r. Thomoita, .t aorrosestofteti. Dezeinl..:3t, lane. ,a t du.'ii Simeon, ' fiortlJi Sollth, ~:‘ drt w J4re.aire ;Virtu, Li i ,,,,, . ~ad !i.n. tre i Isavey I.iptry, of Wiritechs!•el, In C., d comity of Sdelilleints, channels and frownss. A flu, f 94. "Ptionta , Harridt, of eilinnetion, M II) , I 1...0kh of Pros! wick, in ii i , ,00liS7 of Lancaster, John t" . .n. tun, eat Rateltffo, in tl 41 ~ .1, 1 eitotty, and John Na•Aman, of IG:kiortro t aforesa n y, 6 a .,.. te-,, rid Cheque-012.•ohrturrrs. Nileil,t I. f ..il Willipme and John Breach, of A.dgatisswithln, 1.041,,,. haSerdatlien. October 5. Richard Fothe rg d:, J o h n Ilans,imh„ Ilfatkin Ela ine , and Ilt, , Shert I loltnn, iff Clapham, in tho roomy "(Sauey, caiptal. ter, arid buildeis. TT...amber ..11,1804 Edward P',:li o t and Peter Pea (Wool, of Ti;n 7 n, in the county of Stet'. nil, C0a1..111.ww.r.. Norotober 30. P 30:14i Gaitqni, Sr, ii i i ,r, and John fi.lllCil, jloi,of,f,!forti.lire.f., Protimslny, tis the county of Middlesex, wine and biaudy- Men harts. tlctob.r t. Thomas Bradley ..od John Hand, Pendleton, hear Man chester, bleicheei And oar,.. itecenther It GLsirge Thomas Lauge•dge and Tlintoa. Bonnick, of Pet bury, in the county of Kent, tanni IN and Boner:, o,,f o 'b ee lg. 'll4 Moll 4 "'moron, of Southwick, ill the Cum i n', of thittaith. rml tl ,, eve Raffirni, of I.ow Southwick, in the .aid c00n.., shin builders. November 9. Fleury Pearson aodJanies Edward., of nank.idr, Sent's-d'art.; and Niarket-street, St. George's Field., coal and hir.s.r. Mill chants. Deteinhor lq. Robert Gs' Algol alai Thomas f;ixt laid, of P O . meet, 1, :m : teeth, in the c .ty .4 Sonny, sin,llo,. Ifereidi:s 1$ IVilliani 11.61.1 en and Frances filmier, • 1 l'i-keiteld, i n ei.e county of York, lineo,drapers, hai•erda..ici. anil .1141in•n• November S. 1t,.iw.1 Turner and William Buddy, of Kengstoampori•flu3„ goer!. and tea-dealer, Febru a ry Afars , Jidda. F au l kner and Starr lVnttuit, at No 89, Chan. ceiy lane, London, main - tie:li and fancy Ores:lA.lkm. De cember 19. J.ifelilt 'rural, Juhn Mander, W Itncon, VtriPiant CFA... pin Joici,lll k,, l'l illiani C•n•ka, thuijanroi Ificklm. Joh.. 1:10WIPy, jOll. Thoma s Clarke, Fran J.lncr, Sce,el AN oaf, and John Wearer, Wolverhampton boat company. t.);:t fuer 24. Jame,' Amery, Thomas Arlvms, anJ Robert Amory, of 113i•dol, arharlingets. S.ivesuber 3J. Gilbert Tock . or and LI •• j..1.,11i1l Chadwick, at Chesteitiold, iit the imunty of Detla, , , 1:1f-throwde7s and carpet-makers Sep • tember :XL MEETING OF CREDITORS AT Gl' LDIIALL. TRJI• James Slow lone., Nevi non U d U tut t, St, Ge orge , a 4 R. 1111Ver Midttlitsex, fruiterer • '2 It DIVIDENDS. Rob•rt Maxwell, George st,ers:, Sliner.eo: tolden, alii,rbridter M()bailie,' Bennett, Bell-y arn , C atty-street, Liberty 01 the foliar law Kemp, Stile-end, Si Dunstan, Stepney, Middle sex, vint n e r , John %% r attan. Sdndys-street, Bishopagate without, I on. dolt, vscave : It• cEwn FICATFS, Clithhmi Metcalf of 11.chley, to the county of Yuri', rr.nney •clivener and entton manufacturer John David Albert fie Miei,., of Broad-•tre•t chambers, the city of Lood-n, eserehain, Jester anal char; a CIR•Rte, ...fliruaeleeiect rnuer., in the city cif London„ trierrdium, dealer owl ehapanan. &leant P;t,ne, late of t.imilon, in the county of Somer.*, dealar 4n , 41 chairman lirovrti, late of the city of Lincoln, fuller, dealer and 0 1.11.111A11. Wilhdin. Middleton, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster. Merchant. William Tampion the youliger, of Wolverhimpten, in tllo Collodi, of Statford, Bracer , dealer and chairman. •ee _ INICF. OF STOCKS. YESI'F.RUAY. 3 per Cent. keducod oft per Chem. Nal.s. 77,3 'eon; Annuities' : lndu Bondi . s.:xclexplor 8,11, Coruna. fur Yys T $l5ll , Stnel -broke:, No. 4, Conthill, and 9, Charing•aosa . PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Day. I?. Gov. De(*mores, 51 pet Cent Ditto St.elt,:,!ver Cent . Gay. Dt.honttirot 5 per Cent PS Grand Gnat Loan. 6 per Cana COURSE 0 Amsterdam S 1 >t U. Dgt., at Sight 1 Rotterdam c f 11 9 2 U. Hambutelt 34 In it4U. Altana 24 11 9411. Parts Oat.. 2 Uo. 45 14 Bountreox . 95 13 Calor Ditto . • -- Madre! .... SO effect. Ditto. 35 Leithrart 544 Naples Dublin an London (Do Retail nn Loudon. 14e. Belfast D+1 , 14% ( Ditto F EXCHANGE... Genno.....a 47j Lie. Pi. Venice 3tl i Dine. Lisbon 6l; Oporto 62, Ilithl.n Cork 14 0411111011 I. • 111. Portugal COM in Coin and Ri , ll per nt... 0 0 0 1 Ni.w boult . nunt.... 0 0 If New. Dollen . 0 0 0 . Saver In Mari 0 310 New Loon each Arm on the Wink of Holliwoi 04 per Cent. c. IG) ... 114 10) n ),, 61 4414.., 4 4j BIRTHS. On the nth instant, at Redbourn-hall, Lineolushire, the Ludy of the B.ght Ihniou , able Lend William, Beau.:lark, of a am On Wednesday morning, the 19th instant, Lady Gashes, 11 2 son, at his Lurtishp's 1.0u,r, iu t;rnstenorqdrsee. MARRIAGeX. Yesterday sennight, at St J.lnte;‘, N. Bruce, Eaq Surgeon 139th Regiment, to Mrs C. F. Smith Laces, by I ' vence, at St. Mary Aldernsarg,! Mr. John Smith, sun of the Rev. Ds by Smith, of Worcester, to Slue Eliubeth Ruess, of Fenchurch.street. Saturday seunight, John Sweeting, EA of Kilre-Court. in Somerset, to Miss Prance. Ilattkry daughter of the late J. Hankey, Esq. of East iterghoh, On Weihied'. tact, much regrown, aged 75, Mrs. calA wall, a MINI oroithy wit.. rid Mr. Calderalt, tnipaver. Latcly, at Path, Mum Whatolv, 'Mott daughter of Mrs. Whately, of Be moat, in that city, and niece to William of Ilertfordshire. At Ballioarsoe, Ileand,Nfajnr-Gen era l stair Park n a l r y m p' e „, of lie had teceaed the 42,1 regiment in the fore noon, and, on the way in dine VI WI the Officers, dropped down in a tit of apoplexy, and instantly expiled. In the month of Docember lad, in Ilia parish of St. Visa both, Reaecca Ntilla, aged upwardicof 113 y ism Mir chit. &en, grand children, Bred grand children, a n d great great trout chd.lren, amount to tils ; and one of the companies of loot 110103 of that pari,ll, consisting of woes than 61 periling of the ca lieu( thanks, is , onnirosed of her issue, besides a smot her in other companies —Jamaica G.' irrttc. HIGH WATFR THIS DAt AT LONDON nßirxm. Morn... 52 ruin after a arra mils. after 4. LONDON :—Printed by G. DAVMSON. Nta. 1)""01 en .n, Bow Sttret, Coyote Garen., mewl riabitalt.tl at tbs Office. N'. S. Hack of St. arnwlit'a Church, Stand, by W. S TGCK, of No 7, New &Ivo, Strert, 1/41.7 it% Ord. -14, le. fur thin Paper, foot to tic Mkt iket4leutt W Abe d W imeadite PRICE OF TALLOW. „., „„„,,,,, I . ~, r„,,,,„„ r iony, wiumut ocneht of clergy, and therefore the Of- 5, ja,,,,e, 66,,dhi .. 6. 04 ~v , , it„„ei s.. 67, 0,1 NB, 64 De flatters lruself that the Carps will 'sputa ambtac, the op- fender is scaided to death. 5. But fur high treasPn, c,,-. ‘1 oket .„ .. as Ort Whitt ditto .... 67. 6,1 partunhy of assisting at that national sotionnity. li 1., in nJeedi they are first hanged, and, whilst yet alive, tlieit tV!,de.!rairel Market. 41 Ilft Soap ditto .. —s --.I 671 —I a kind or oiblied..ty, in the Law Association, to be forwent sir paying the last hono..ts to a man w h o roar b e -ael to have bowels ript up, t he n t h e i r h ead i s severed from their Per Sto ur of Alb. --- i Melting Stuff .'t7. —1 body, from which th e four quarters are also sus eted i ut. W• !Mtn rough _, 31b. *Olen In defiler" to th e Isws of rn g l a nd ; t h e v i ii e ,,, , ,,,, .k ,rAge Prier... 4* OA Graves of which alma for ever ahriseuri upon the tecority and jade-pew,. and set upon a pole in a public place. Tovi, i'..iliiiw.. —I 6s, -....i Good I)rees...., .... —.4 lOs . flues of we cauutry. As individuals, aka), we cannot but be .. _ _ — s Its Yellow Soap, —... a 76.-. Mottle I, S6---Cord, 00s. anxious to discharge a richt of • gratitude and affectioit fur the On Saturday night, *besot ten O'CIOCk, a Afrnman l'rice or Ca11 ,11 ' . ., It" , dna. llf rl —Mprilits, 12s. (M. benefit. iv, nave derives!, and see lost.e reSeeited two,' us, all - . - ..I WAS delivered tif a stal e child, in 2 liacktiey.coach. .. . ... ..... .. _..... . Itritish o•bitt,ts, from his g'or ions services. Every Member of COAL-MARE ET, Dec. 20. the c••rit..., who can en it a g .: l.• : pmts.., ta detiold to stud hts near the turnpike, at the end of Tottenhant•c 391: I . 5.. ; ,,, at Market. Sold Price. Mob wialtatuatielay to the Adlatatatt. road. SArtit wonteri were called to het amist.u.c,t, BS .. Newcastle ..... .... 2 474 Int a Si t (Id A - " T . IRSICiNi E.. mad the was emu:4lmm. 'IL •suadessmal .... ... I aas 9il a --$ Od ♦• • • FROM S4Tlnt'D V' N tit Nit • .12ETTA.