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COLINTY 01 , TYRONE. jz:nes Stewart, Esq.—Right Hon. John Stewart. COUNTY OF WATEkFORD. Ri4ht Itcn. john Berestbrd—Edward L e t, Esq, At the Assizes last week at Derby, a young man, who had 'assumed the name of the Han. Hervey Iforwa.rd, was used before, Mr. Baron THOMPSON, on an'lndiarnent for stealing Bank Notes,' t mount ing to the sem of icol. from Mr. Cumming, of the Hall in Buxton, which: he got possession of under pretence of remitting them into Kent, on account of an eleCtion, and of giving cash for them out of his writing-desk immediately ; when the learned Judge, who said he had conferred with Mr. Justice HBATH on the subjeft,• gave it as his opinion, in which, he observed, lie ,was. confirmed by the other Judge, that the transaiaion did not amount to fe lony ; and cited several cases of a similar nature, where conviaions had takerr . place that had after wards been held by the Judges to be wrong. The. Prisoner was therefore acquitted, without any in. ditiment being preferred 'against,him for the Fraud ; which, if done, would have been equally ineffeetual,' because the -An of the 3oth Geo. H. is against per_ . sons fraudulently obtaining "money, goods, wares, and merchandizes," - and therefore the obtaining of Bank Notes is not considered as an Offence under that Aft. There is another Statute, viz. the 33d Henry VIII. against persons !wilfully _obtaining goods, &c. by means of any false tokens; but the pretenceS•made - use of by the Prisoner did not con stitute an Offence under that Statute, or at Common Law ; consequently, as the case was deviled not to . amount to,Felony, there was legally no criminal offence committed. ..The Judge, however, dire ed the root. to be paid over to Mr. Cumming, the Prosecutor. • - It may be useful to mention, that at an iron foundery in this town, as the men were lately goihg to put an old cannon into the furnace, some gunpowder was observed to drop out of it. This induced them to examine farther, when they found in.it several pounds of gunpowder and a ball. Had the explosion taken place, very serious consequences would, in all probability, have been produced. 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O'Brien, Bart.—Hon. Col. Nathaniel Burton. 301101.1 CH. Of Z 11.115. Right Hon. Tames Fitzgerald. • Br4NislciLLt:t. Hon. Arthur Cole Hamilton. COUNTY OF COkK. Rt. Hon. Lord Viscount Bole—R. Uniacke Fitzgerald, Esq, CITY OT CORE Lt. Col. Mountifort Longfield—Chris. Helyilutchinson,E sq. lohn K ' ;taie, Esq. TOWN Or YOUGIIALL. TOWN OF BANDON Sjr Broderick chit - awry, Bart. TOWN Or 4ALLdW. Denham jephson, Esq. COUNTY'OFDONEGAL. Lord - Sadley—Sir lames Stewart. COUNTY 07 DOWN. Lord Viscount Castlereagh—F. Savage, Esc. DOWt/PATIk ICK. Co mm!kr 11,7thorm. Hon. John Knox. DUNCAN`IIO3. 8014041GH OF NLVV'a.V. The Right Hon. Isaac Corry. COUS.TY AND TOWN 0? DROL:IIK/34. • Edward Hardman, Esq. CO LINTY OF DU AL 1,3. Flans Hamilton, Esq.—Frcderick. Faulkner, Esq. CITY OP ouict.rm. 3ohn Claudius Beresford—John LaNdche, - COLLEGE OF ME IiOLY TRINITY OF DUBLIN. 1 - ion. George Knox. COUNTY OF TZR ttANACH. Kiiht lion. Lord Cole--Col. gervyn Archdali. COVNTY OF GALWAY. Hon. Richard Trench—Richard Martin, Esq. TOWN OF GALWAY. John Brabazon Ponsonby, Esq. COStriTY OF KERRY. Right Hon. Maurice Fitzgerald—Col. lames Crco3,ie. BOROUGH OF TIALEE. Right Hon. George C C.O.UNTIC Q K/LIIA,R.E. • Lord Robert Fitzgerald—Robert Latouche, Esq. COUNTY OF KILKL:k.NY. Right [Ton. W. B. ronsor,by—Majorlatues Butler. CITY OF KIL3CENNY• lion. Charles Butler, KINSALE. jarnes C. Rowley, Esq 14:1,..G'S COUNTY. Thomas Bernard, Esq.—Sir Lawrence Pars Ons, Bart. COUNTY OF LEvraiNt. Lord Viscount Clements—Peter Latouche, lun. Esq. COI:N.TY O LIMIRICK. Charles Siiver Ell. —Win. E sq. CITY OF LIMERICK. Citarles'Verekar, COLTI.N.T. Y Of LONDONDZIR.Y. Right son, Lord Geo, Berestbrci- 7 -Hon. Charles Stewart. CITY CV LONDONDERRY. Sir gecage Fitzgerald Hill, Bet. BOROUGH OF COLERAINE. Walter jones,'Esq. COUNTY 0/ LONGFORD. Hon. Thomas Newcomen—Sir,Thos. letherstone, Bart. COUNTY OF tO TS. Right Hon. John Foster—William Charles Fortescue, Esq. BOROUGH 01 DUNDALK. Richard Archdall, Esq. COUNTY OF MAYO. Hon. Henry Augustus Dillon Hon. Denis Brown. COUNTY OF MEATH Sir Marcus Somervilie—Thomas'Eligh, Esq. COUNTY OF MONAGHAN. Richard Dawson, Esq.—Charles Powell Leslie, Esq. QUEEN'S COUNTY. Bon. William Wesley Pole—Sir gyre Coote, Bart. BOROUGII OF PORTARLINGTON. Henry Parnell, Esq. COUNTY 01 , ROSCOMMON• Bon. Capt. Eclvf - a - rd - ii.iig- 11 A; : tilili ; liWc - h - , Esq. COUNTY OF SLIGO. Joshua Edward Coopei., Esq.—Charles O'Hara, Esq. COUNTY OF TIPPFAARY. • , Right Hon. Lonl Francis Mathew—lohn Bagwell, Esq. BOROUGH OF eLONMELL. Wini7,lll Bagwell, Esq. CITY OF CASIIII.. Right Hon. William Wickham. c;ry Ali w'i.Ttatot.n), William C. Alteck i Esq. ' - 3nkOtTC - :11' tri . DUNG/A - lAN. William Green, ' e , >l.tivTy Gustavus Rochrorr,,Esq. , =-Wilhatit•Sinith, Esq. toßovowar Right Hon. William HAndcock. COUNTY OF WEXFORD. Lord Loftus—Abel Ram, Esq. TOWN AIR WEXYORD. Richard Neville Furness, Es-q. 'TOW,: O?'•NEW ROSS. Cha.4.o 'Tottenham, jun. En. COONTY OT'NvicKLor, W. H. Hurne, E sq; —George ?Amboy by, It sq. EDINBURGII, AVG: Iz. On Thursday last, and not before, the Com mon Clerk of the Burgh of Dunfermline, after consultihg Counsel on the occasion, signed - and delivered iris, Indenture to the Sheriff of Fife, re turning the Hon. Capt. At, ~ , t.I)E. I t COCHRANE, Of the Royal Navy, and Sir -.lotus? HENDERSON, of Fordel, Bart. to attend and serve in the en suing Parliament:for that Class •or Disttia of liltirghs. This, it - is believed, is the first instance of a double return from Scotland. Each of the Gentlemen so returned acquires thereby a right to the title and All the privileges of a Member of Par liantent, sate only :that of voting, which neither is entitled toi till after the House have decided on the merits ofthe ref:ll7l,in the first place, and afterwards on t he merits of the eleEtion itself. ON Thursday sailed from Burntisland .Roads, on a cruise, His. Majesty's Ship Amethyst. . Thursday night, arrived in Leith Roads, the Ma jestic 'Transport, from Portsmouth,, with part of the 79th Regiment on board. They. came from the Mediterranean in His Majesty's Ship Genereux ; and, after performing quarantine,_were landed. at Portsmouth, and again shipped in the Majestic. It - is reported they are to he landed at Kinghorn, being to proceed to the northward. Lord and Lady Castlereagh and Family arrived yesterday at Dumbreck's Hotel, St. Andrew's square. There was cut down on the 1 Ith inst. a small field of very fine Barley, belonging to Mr. Alexan der Skinner, Manufacturer, in the Parish of Kettle, Fifeshirc. _ _ _ . On the 9th instant, about an acre‘of fine Barley, completely ripe., was cut down at Fores. A field of fine Pease was cut down on Friday last at Crornwell . Park, near Perth. Five vessels are arrived at Liverpool from the British Fishery, laving on board 953,000 her rings. On Thuisday last, the Sheriffof this County sent aservant to Bridewell for'getting drunk, using his master's horses and deserting his service be_ twecn terms... COUNTRY NEWS. MAIDSTONE, AUG. 17. On Saturday last, as a waggon loaded with hay, the-property of Mr. Cox, at Harrietsharn, vas on its way to this town, the :river being thirsty stop ped at the Roebuck public_house a few minutes to get a pint of beer; in coming out of the house he dis covered the hay to be on fire, and immediately took his horses out, but before that could be effeaed, the far greater part of the hay was consumed. The accident, it appears, was occasioned by orie of the wheels taking fire, being in want of greasing, and which , was burnt off through the assistance given by those .present, the other parts of the waggon were preserved. " Last week marched through this town, in diffe. rent divisions,' on their rout to 'Chatham barracks, the whole of the Rifle Corps, who have lately been in different detachments on foreign service ; and it is said they will shortly embark for the . East Indies. —A detachment of the First Battalion of the gth Regiment, froM Sil verhill barracks, Ina retied' from here yesterday for the same_ place, and this morning they were followed by.ariotticr•detachment: MANCHESTER, AUG. 16. MANUFACTURERS OP ROUEN. MEMORIAL Oi TITE ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS EMPLOYED AT THE MANUFACTORIES . .OF PRINTED COTTONS. IN THE CITY OF ROUEN, TO THE FIRST CONSIJI. OF THE FRENCH RE PUBLIC. r.LNLR4L FCRST CONSUL, " If there be a principle at present generally agreed upon, it is, that the power and true great ness of EMpirea are the :patrimony, of the:. indus-. tricots and Commercial Nations. England more than any-other Nation presents a model worthy ofo, imitation. This Etnpire, consisting of a Territory - . of but small eiteot, and containing scarcely mcCre, than ten millions of individuals, possesses, not withstanding, a marked preponderance in the Commercial System :of the whole world. .'Far from the War having proved disaitrous to this Power, amidst the calamities of the Nations of the Con tinent, she has established a Domination of such colossal magnitude,. that for a" long period no Na tion can enter into competition with-her.. . " France, more than any other Power, seemed destined, by the genius of her inhabitants and her position, to excite that• competition, to balance* the value of the prodnds'of industry, and to. maintain the contest in every thing - which relates to the per feCtion of any produaion ; and this merit is al lowed to her by the unequivocal suffrages of oh Nations. But the cause which paralyzes our in. dustry and our i ncoonneree, originates .in circum stances of, perhaps, 4, more powerful operation than any which.have been hitherto alledged. " The French Government, almost incessantly occupied, during six years, with its own Political dissentions, and having. to carry on a War at home and abroad, could but little employ itself in exa. mining these circumstances, and in preventing their effeas. The epoch of a general Peace in_ duced a hope of less disastrous consequences. We make bold to inform you, Citizen General, that it is of extreme urgence that you should fix yotir attention upon the city of Rouen and ,the deprto meat. Our manufatturing industry is on the verge of ruin, if speedy. measures do not stop the decay produced by false theories; and the spirit of the Commercial System. 41 Some haveventured to assert, that French in, dustry can be carried to the highest perfeaion, only by the stimulus of a rival industry. Where them is this rivalship to be fauns! ? 'ls it - in the execu tion of the - processes for completing . the products of our industry,• or in the want of the raw mate rials necessary' to this perfection. ? Is it in tho.chan. nels of consumption for a'oemmerce es yet but of very small extent, from the want of confidence ? or, in a word, is it, from a more fatal conseqoeoce, in the little national spirit possessed by :Frenchmen ? " Foreign Industry, and particularly that of. our powerful rival, enjoys a degree of protection too little regarded by the French Merchant, and Which, though hitherto overlooked, has reedered it predominant. Ours, on the contrary, com pelled to trust to its own efforts, exhibits only decay and complete depression. On the one side there is an abundance of raw materials,, and at moderate prices : and immense capitals, and re sources al way 3 presented by the public banks,. enable the manufadurer to attempt and to. sup port every speculation. On the other, ,those materials are scarce and very dear ; capital is not advanced for the promotion of our manufadures,• but at a ruinous interest ; in a word, an exchange destrudive of commerce and confidence dries up every source of National Prosperity ; every thing makes in favour of the rivals of our manufaduring industry, and we must speedily be involved in total ruin !—Yet there are persons who can main tain that France must have the advantage in a competition where the means are so unequal ! c , We hold the same opinion as to the perfeCtion of the objects of industry ; but what signifies the value of things, if the sale is not certain, and • if the Nation gives greater advantages to Foreign Produas ? Our refledions are fixed on the present state of affairs. Scarcely haS Maritime Peace been proclaimed, when the introdudion of merchandise commences, the French warehouses are over stocked, our manufaetures languish, and forebode general ruin. The French soil has not rejected the Foreign Corn modities ; avarice and extortion have favoured their cireulation. See what is the result; The prattle lions of industry. incumber the warehouses of our 'manufaCtures ; labour is repressed ; workshops are shut up ;' thousands, of workmen are thrown (Aloof employment, without even a prospea of being able to gain wherewith to support. their numerous families. " -This is hut an imperfei view of the pttlure. Let us consider the future. Bye. and bye, if such' a system does not cease, if French commerce prefer the products of foreign Nations, if our manufac tories and workliops receive no encouragement,. all is over. All the shops are shut, manufacturing industry abandoned, talents paralyzed, and thOu sands of Citizens, with their families, reduced to the most frightful poverty . While we are repre senting to you our fears and alarms, there is not a fourth part of us in a stateaofitliVitta. Every day witnesses many unfortunate men swelling the list Of victims. Those who are yet retained, are retained only in consideration of old services, and they are threatened soon to share those calamities with which that class ate, afflided, if the Govern ment does not speedily remedy the evil. " This is not all. Our hands once become idle, a thousand other States participate our misfortunes by a necessary consequence ; our inaction, stops their labours ; every thing is linked together in a State ; if you dam up a brook at the source, the kr.: the plains it watered are struck with barrenness. " We are exposing; General Consul, great and 'touching truths. Oh !, that you could hear the, cries of want, the sighs, and the despair of the fami lies of—our nnfortuoate companions ! . They are absolutely naked, and can see nothing before them but more profound distress. • " General Consul, we expect, from your :solici tude, a period to those miseries which weigh upon us in so terrible a manner. A few moments more, and our important City will possess no more wurk- men; 'Many of them will tie devoured by ,want and misery. Disgust, and offers from Foreigners, watt. have caused the emigration of the rest ! What powerful considerations!. We have sPo'(e- the truth; Government is worthy twheat: it. We hope that the First Ma gistrate of the Republic will turn his paternal re.- gards towards one . if the. most industrious depart ments,• to - the , A''orksliops 'cf our manufacturer s, that . their labours may receive encouragement ! The IVO ;iIJ , f.k . s only one favour,. that his hands May be constantly etnploYtd, that his work may suffice for supplying his wants. Then his wishes will be accompiidted." SI:IP NEWS. AV ' ESEND, AUGUST 16. Passed by—the Pion!, Ranter, from Memel ; Clupida, -Dolanson, itoM .Rotteraani ;- and Vrow Tepproe,.Brale6, from Groningen. Sailed—the Providence, Patterson, for Pctersbu rgh ; Mentor, Simpson, for lamaiea ; Duke of Bronti, Beale,. fix Africa ; Alert, forD'unkirk ;- ionge Elizabeth, 13100[,tbr Catwyck; and - 'l'l.ve G,ebroders, Vanderwill, for Rot— terdam. _ _ _ _ _ A u G , 17. Passed; by---the Claud, Lane, from Dantzic ; Vidory, —, from Bremen; Henrick, AlLh angel ; Edmunds, Davis, from Petersbufsh; Calypso, from Dort; Vrow johanna, - Severn, from Rouen; ltobert and Margaret, Gray, and Argo,, from 'Memel: Sailed—the .John and Mary, Skinner, for Ostend ; Alex, ander i -, for Savannah ; Thames, Wood, for New- York; Harriott, Errington, for Havre ; and Jonge Guyt, ,for Dort. • . iII4R R LED. Yesterday-morning,..at St. George's, 131oernsbury, George Leckie, Esq. 'Or Finsbury-square, to Miss Eli zabetl4 daughter of-lohn Horner, Esq. of Edinburgh. joseph-Wesston; Esq. merchant, to Mrs. Pew, wicloy of the late Mr. john Pe'W, shipwright. DIED. On the 3d of July, at his house in Kingsw , :od, near Bristol, Mr. Joseph ChUrchill, lately arrived from De merary. At Antigtia, the lion. Walter Colquhoun; Member.of the Assembly, inwhich situation the Huu. Thomas Scotland has been elected. Ravid Roberts, Esq. merchant, of a malignant 'fever. Mr. - Richard Hunt, - of Falmouth, a very near retationt his Excellency Mr. Liston, now Ambassador to the Fataviata Republic. • • Master Charlel Nanton, son of Richard Lovely Nantcig, Esq. . . •_ r , ' STOCKS. PRICE 0 Y. ES T 2 1114 Y • Bank Stock tgs 5 I I:ilia Stock Nary-5 tier Cent. too} 991 South Sea Stock ; per Cent.' 1797, 103/ 2i EXChetl. Lilis par s. pretrt. trish 5 per Cent. . Fundabte di•to went:: . , {per Cent. Con ; .8,!- 7+ 1 ;.,Exchequer Bills dis per Cent. Red. t7t 7oi ! t )innit.nn 6* 6 7 a* Si dis. 3 per Celit.CoT te _ 7o 4691 69 • 1 tuper. 3 per Cent. Ditto Suit , j Ditto Ann. 12 S-t 6 3-16 . Lank L. Ann. zo tre-161 eahk for opening -Ditto Slinft Ann. 5 , inclia tor Acc. 2071 . • " Ditto Scrip Consols for Ace. 7c 691+6, • NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, MONTHLY By Mfr.,SCOTT, On 'Friday The 3d• of Septembet,..at Twelve o'Clock,.a: Gurraway's, 'Change-alley, Loudon, HARES in - the following NAVIGATION 3, L) viz. The TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND TRUNK. CANAL—a SHARE, now divided into two Half Sharo'i the Profits of this prosperous Concern are now at the rate of 631. per Share per AnnuM, payable half yearly, and by ths? eminent advantages it possesses, expected tieadily to vance. The STOURBRIDGE CANAL, FOUR SHARES "this established Navigation; chviding, 141. 7s. per Snare pzt: Animm. The GRAND TUNCTION and PADDINGTON CA" NAT,, original SHARES, ALF SHARES, and Optiovai Loan, bearing per Cent. paid half yearly. - Also SHA RES In the ELLE - SMERE, and in the LAN - , CASTER CANALS. - Particulars at Hatchett's ; at Carta way,g ; and of Mr. Scott, Ludote-hili, - Lone-on, commissioned to - dispose of Navigable Can.il TropektY ., Estates, &c. by Private Contrad. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, .&c. To Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-street," London. DEAR SIR, • IT is with the most heartfelt . satisfaaion that I address you on the incomparable excellence Of your in;• valuable 'Medicine, L E,A KE' s _PATENT PILLS. I the - Spring of this year I had the mrsforame.to colitraet . real Complaint, attended with the most alarrnitg and duo. gerous symptoms; insomuch, that I have been confine" to my room for a rrhole week together, and not hie to'sof out of it ; I had no rest night nor day, and_snitered the trust excruciating pain and torment, and wnat Was still %verse• my eyes grew weak and dim, SO. that I could, scarce discern any object, if ever so close to nre, and expected nothhig than the total loss_ 9f my .sight.—From itestont, healthY. and rather corpulent man, I became a mere shadow, and over, a pity and compassion. My friends. had ail given arc over, and thought myrecovery impossible. In this dreadful slate and apeaing every minute to be, my last in this world, I was fOetunately,recommended by a neighbour t° try your Medicine ; but having tried all medical aid to 11 0 purpose, and being at an enormous expellee, it was some till' before I could be orevaited'od to' take ahem; at last I sent for six boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found con siderable benefit; my pains gradually, decreased, and my eYe" sight grew better, and, to the great surprize and astonish , ment of all my friends (after taking three boxes more), a health and strength was perfectly restored, and I am no l i (thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) as we' and hearty as ever I was in my life. • • are; at full liberty to publish this in any maill you - think proper, for the .bene.tit of society at harp' which - I should have sent you sooner, but • was feartul of relapse. I remain, with the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged , hunible Servant, R. L. LEIG/L High-street, Birmingham, Nov. a, 1799. a ll The above' Medicine is earnestly recommended to Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely tree ° every Venereal Ailection, particularly to those about alte; l o g their condition in life, as it will certainly era dicat, every taint . of that nature, of however long s tanding', however disguised under the appearance .of other disor ner it may be; tor Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Cnni" plaints, it is also ,recunimended to be taken, especiallY the Spring . , Summer, and Fall. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS Tx ti LOF, Member of the Corporation 01 Surgeons, London,. his House, No. 9, New Bridge -street; where he will Ki dd Advice, without .a fee, to persons taking these Pills, will answer Patients' Letters, if post-gaud, on , the b a te terms, observing-in all cases the Trost inviolable secrecy , ' 1 , Patient's name or caseehaving been mentioned, but at the _, ow n particular request, by the'Proprietor, during the con''', of more than 35 years, that he' has had the concluding an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Prac-l'-' arising therefrom. Per - They arc also sold by his appointment, at the turner's, No. 35, St. Albati's-street, Pall-Mall; Mr. 1;,°5, bertson's Toy-shop, No. t o , ; ,Oxford-street ; Mr. Steel No. a, Union-re:AY, Little 'Tower-Wile and by Ord ey son in every considerable Town in England, 64,:. in b°,'`ei, of only zs. 9d. each, sealed up, with MI and plain j oy reaions, whereby' Persons of either Sex may cu re the selves with ease and secrecy. N. 8.. Each Box sold in Great Britain is sealed ni ) Ib a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioueer.,,v printed. at the Stamp-011ice-.--:" T. Taylor, ch„ l et Bridge-street,"—to imitate. which is Felony, and all utl be counterfeit. I