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and the laths falling di ~wn on it were greased wit h tatimw. ilarrison; n boo -carpentcr, produced an; oN'.lk-t tuO'tel the pre:Opus. i Ind 'the !.s.itnesses o-1 out to the (cent an it the plrcei whidi they 1 , ) b ei!lA-fr 04 tire or scorched;4htii. ) ~they 141 r .:e,; ern ttZ Joi:r COMA: 00 tca i he statement °FOP , v.'itrw.,ses, and .swr ;re, thut when the' Pri sou,',- (16v. n, be wcl fully dressed, and that fne s in the coal-0:110r, -h e , the Witness, then determined to place the Prisoner. 14 eustkki'y, under - the sub) . iicion of setting tire to - his house. : , - Oit'l: 5 ero s 3 .,,examinatio n, he said, he could not pocitively swear that the candles, which were not barium! at the time tie cut ered the coal-cellnr, were lighted at ‘‘tiy .;.!..tle that. Might ; at the same time that he could sv, ear the tallow 'which oozed from them, wa3, whot he felt it, moist; ~~, Ouras Midge, .another neighbour Of the Pri. goner, corroborated the testimony of the former. Witnesses. Eleanor Sheppard deposed, . that she lived as ser vant with the Prisoner for three months. He was a married man, but on. the night ,of the fire,:' his r:id not sleep at home. Her master told her and fellow servant, that their mistress had gone to Blow, and would not return , until next day. 'Wit-, 'less said her mistress went .olf the day before , the fire; but' did not see what she -carried in her hands. Mout hall-past 'eleven that night,, her master, the desired the Wit nes; and her fellow-ser- vast to go to their bed. Witness then went down to the coal-cellar, with a ted dish, and she caw every thing there safe and proper. When she and her fellow-servant went up stairs, her master followed, wit h the till under his arm,.and went into his 'rocina,: as Witnt.ss supposed-, to go to bed. About three o'clock; she was alarmed by : 'a viOient knocking at her room door, and heard her twoes ciii to !hetn, saying, tbr God's sake get up iinineattely, the house is on fire. She ill mediately got up, ran to the 'door, and haW the Prisoner.' Said he, the dace is all on fire, atid ye born must get out on the Tite Prisoner was diessed in ins usual way for w(A, 'with his apron on. Witness Wanted. to go down stairs; but the Prisoner prevented her, and Went dow , and InOttent b er fello w -setv:Mt's box;, Hr did -not remain down stairs any Time, l)nt cn ;he leads ahnOst immediately. When tlicie he gave as alartn, - and asked the -Watchman why . lie did nut , sPring his• rattle ? Witness was positive ; al to dress it was ... eX - aaly the Sanle as that worn by him the day before. Martha Dak .s, the other servant,. gave' the saute ,account, with thiS difference, that she immeliately - ran out on the leads, and : made no attempt; 'to go down stairs. Mrs, ituse 'Yordirrited the statement of the break • ing out of the fire. She lived' in Clement's-lane, and 84A - the Prisoner and the Maid servants on the leads. lie ,appeared to be pulling one of them about the leads. Witness called t 6 him to come down; Prisoner answered, it was impossible, as the place was all on fire. 'l'lw next time :die saw hint was coning out of the Wijoirt lug house, in Clements-, lane, ' with a sack on hiS• leffartn' and Shoulder, and a ,box under his right aria: There Was near the house - 11. : tivtMp wPli bti Mika Vtith Water. Getorge Heath, an Oftior of Queen's-square, pro duced the burnt' partS tlfe staivyand tfv- greased laths, chic`': were sit Tended ; over , the proj - c.Aing plank. The thrtnil wi!hessett', Bucklow and Stern 1- lord, thcm. Heath hither depOsed, that he had taken an inventory of 'all the goods in the premises of the Pi isoner, excepting tt jack,: and that they were 1111da the value of tnl. but. he coat not say whether any other portion of the property was, in the intermediate time 'Of 'the fire and his arrival, taken away, Mr. Vlm.•Fotcl proved the 'receipt of a box, from the GI the Prlpher, on the pfethisetvi thy day • aftei the sire. It was 'there exattliiii d, and some money and' vvious papers were taken out by a friend of the Prisoner, who' op6ned the box with a key of his own. The bOX. was at the bowie of w i t . Hess, and he did net think, as:he had received naor tier, that it was necessary to bring it. Biekerstaff, a clerk to the Corporation of the Jim.ool; ,Assurance Company, procti the poLcy„ot Insup.nce; which was' for and the signature to the mcmor,nicitun for rette, al of' what was endorsed opon i tt. 'Mr. Alexnl , ..ler, from the same Institution, de- posted, tklt the pi...:ttlittrn receipt, wince W,is i;rri» dticed, was not Of 1110 i. 5X produced b y t h, - , Wituet:;:i Furl, at the ewtilinxion .tiow-‘tieet, " Mr, Martin produced thc Charter of j.ric olvora .. Lion. Mr. Edward A.i3tcri, Aceouct to the London ASSIII'IIO re C 0 10 1 ,:10y, ri , uvcd the va'i.ttty .01 1116 POll , l, ili fe v.-as the attesdng withesc 1-16 Was procccding CnprOrC tit;: 01 Di reaors to the metnoratiddini, ob jcaion w.as ,taken Fsy,iilr. GvitwrL tot of !aidt a sjler:iva ofieVidence, the random not hieing on a teg:ii S I.llp, 0/' U tat ilt:r a fraud the'reven ,, e, and lithe inetno; a, no eviclence, the poi'icy could not elpired on the Q4th /Juno, last, could cot be L'epr ait . ., - c , „ythoot.- a renewal' , cif the prefuitun, of whlell renewal there was noproof. Ai ter oh servattun,; the objeCtion could not I ..iri,,otted, the amonnt - ot the sum,paid for the rent.-,4 al b:ang under 4os; and, therefore, not wittlin the: scope of the 4a for the nt ulatiOn of -Stamp buttes. 'ltichatdi, the landlord, and Tabu Lang field, were next called, anti proved, that ;he sutler paid ror.t I ice io the Wilbur, 411(1 t:teef:cde,d the other in the prOnlises in Boiweil-court and Cle ment's-lane. - , The Prisoner, in: his defence, admitted that In reason `tor insuring 1.0 au amount i.vos in con setit4tnee of art engagement with his hinctiordptore. binid the premises tti case ...ny accident occurred.. Mr, fluiland_and Mr. Moses Ilrusac; respeClabie gaxe the Pri,,Ouer a mo4t uttitnpeacnal.)le char titer for iniegrity and uprighttlesB. The latter . Gentle Man said, that property to the amount,. Of twenty, thirty, and forty ,thousand ponnds, uas often, whit Ferfect o,Attidettet- and security, coin. tC) his care. Three. other :persuisi Siktr.ti highly to thO-ch:d . aoter of tile, Prisoner. Justice 1 itAl ii, IN I it' marked imptirthility ckirttts,, ithe,i 110 the. w h ole o f 1 ,1 1 , e ev i. d It was th,..e.4tur , , , tl.) , only eirounistantial ttstimony, aud. it would be. for the Jury to consider who an in e, ); 1,- 'miffing the erifite (OT it v....Lr fully rnAnliest, th:l was ,preineditated dvt,!rtr:!n-o(1. (:; . 4. ;,-; ifie-Priioner t the tnininei be cowl his ; non-appearance :it ti,ey JUL:y t:Je extinguishing, were all•strOn4 ; hut if theriz; was a pos,ihiiity of sopposintv Oat it 9'..j9. done by another person,' then certainlytly.2 Prisoner ought to be acquitted. Indeed, the state in' which the house ryas secured prevented *lost, the possi bility, as was, irony tlie,..xertion of the per" Batts assembled to . furce the d 6 ors; The Prisoner had received an excellent eliaraiier, and if there were doubts• iit theit:`. minds, the would' haves the tenefif of that character. The . JurY, after- some deliberation, found the Prisoner Guilty - of! setting fire, with intent to , de fraud the London skssurante Company (Death) ; but not guilty with intent to injure the landlord or lessor. • „ . We understand a question of law will arise upon the legal production of the evidence with respect to the policy and premittin receipt,. • FQRCERY. John Colins, or John Phillips Colitis, a very young man, was indiEted for forging, or littering, know ing it to be forged, a draft for 401. on Messrs. Pres cott and Co.mith intent to defraud them ; or with intent to defraud George Griffiths, the supposed drawer of the note. . _ We have already stated the circumstances of the ',ease exa6tly as they were given in evidenc6 to-day. The Jtry, however, not being satisfied that the Pri soner had uttered the note:knotting it to be forged, 'u the same. time, he. received an excellent charaaer from his master, after retiring for an'hour, found him. Not Guilty. i .I);vis was ndiaed forstealing a box; con taining one guinea, and ss. (id. in . silver, 'frclui the pocket of Mrs. Hannah Patslcy,,when purchasing articles at a- =tricot. . . The capital part of the indieiment, however,l yleas done away by. Mrs—Parsley,,in har, evidence, stating that she felt the hantt.of,the Prisoner in her pocket, and • immediately : .unised her property. The Jury ,Accordingly returned a verdict of Ltealing,' but not , priv - ately,; Jaws Stock stood charged 'with a burglpry, in stealing the sum 0f...31. lis. ad. 'six silver spoons, a bras hNnd.;.bowl, and a Candleskick, out of the vestry Of the chapel called Provi&nee Chapel, TitchtielA street, Miry-le-bone parish, the property of tho Rev. Mi. Huntingdon, on Saturday ; the Ist of Aug. last, at two o'clock its the morning, Martha Elliot, the char--.roman generaily em ployed cleaningont the said chapel, deposed that there were two rooms, the •oneia. vestry,. and the Other a study above it; (thechapel), which last rooru eantained 'a bed Occasionally vied by Mr. fluntiug:: don. - - Shc had cleaned these apartmentspn Friday, and saw the said articles tberein, hist , missod'thetn on' tire Saturday morning, when she,perceived lower window forced, and the dniweri broken open, apparmtly With a:pair of tongs which lay upon the fleor,:considerably bent. Wank' Crew, a watchman; who first discovered the robbery and gave the alarm, confirmed the for;. inee.Witnessis:testimorty, as also did Mr. Hunting.., don, Who identified "the property. Mr. Atkins, the Of who apprehended-the saner iiponhtispicion, deposed, that upon searching him, he found a pawn-broker's kiplidate for the, candiest x 1;, and on charging bi ns w i t h the theft, procured a Confession of his guilt. The Pawn-broker's Clerk gave. a corroborative teStimeiny ; and another Witness spoke favourably of hiCharafler, during seventeen years that be Ncl known bins ; adding, that heolie Prisoner, had beets abroad au a soldier, and was' now twenty-eig4 • - . Jury found the Prisoner guilty, not of bur glary, but of stealing the goods. 1 IL y,ote and ablut t is, iII Aver and' halfpence 1-te, said tilt Ilr ‘y.ls (1 . 1 , 1 I,t know what he wa , ; TLe k... , ,ut, however, &nerved, tiLit -he NV CIS , 4 tik s n'tace c• l.:f a Aoli!-ientivi p:r.s.i.oner,-on.,The Or to .vrst.' to .hard iab9tAr .the 1 lott:„..! of . • A twin ch-,-; , ;ed.li: Inlhlrand.rrian, m : llo said he was a native of Dorsvz,7nre, tobayghepo F . soon Ln i ock,ing regulgily at every dtqcre.in the tapper part of Isikngton, askin4:and receiving tie had at the tithe 11. note, a -is. ancl (is. in silver in hii pocket, Ftc was also sent forsiL months to h`ard labour. AN ENDI A!! Y.---YeSttrdaY Thomas and' • , ,vire were char , ed. before, Aldertmn Pail set', at with setting fire Co the preMises of John 'Alorgait',. at tly.? housopf*Mrs. Tagg, in Switnallev, ( oleman-stret, a ntl . Steallii- various articles, his:pro perty. This case W'cl.S of the most *cruel and atrocious deseriptiOn. Morgan; who is employed at the East India Witrehottses, oCcuple,l the second floor at Mrs. Tag's house. OwSatorday cv,ening last, Mrs. Morgan Went out to meet ,leer husband.. on his re turn hoMe. Thinking he might return befOre she saw him, she gave tilt, k'e). of the street-door to. the Prisoner, who lived opposite, and requested her to give the same to Morgan, if she heard !Inn knock at the dour. Shortly after she left tl.ie 'loose, Mrs. Tagg was alarmed' by the smell of fire, and entering Morgan's apartment, found: the bed on fire, and a child sleepinA hi an atliining bed in danger of being destrOyed: The: fLnnes being withgreat_ difficulty extinguished, it Was distdvered that Some incendiary , had placea'the hdt ashes from the grate between the bed-clothes, , and made other preparation for set ting. tire to the room. Mrs. Morgan, on het re turn, also miised her keys ; and f her drkters plin;dered of clothes, suspieiOn having,4l:llen 041 Mrs. Thomas, in • consetitieoce of I,:t2r n :clefs been 'entrusted with. the Eery,' an Officer was procur ed, wbofoupd part uf rylortli's property in a bag under. the ,Prisoner's hed. . It appe:;,.red also tita.t the Pri3oner hati rotii:/ed her hUsix.nid of all his .clothc'o. The latter gave information to criminate his wife, and, raider all the eircunistanceS, she was fully com mitted' for trlai.. The huSbatid; who teas in Ole sex-- ViCe.of an oilman in Lombard-street, bore an honest good characterond its it dit not appear that he was in The slightestMegree implicnlo in his wife's cruel conduta, the Magistrate was. 1A14(4 to 'discharge t. N ON v; .‘lthLits, 6;c. ttii:TußN vt T 114 MAP.K.A.A,I9 E, 8.. r, att. By Messrs. CuCHI !NI A . s, Weighers, including (lily froen the 7tit •, Li , tztrhAt t 29 Quarters',at 81s cd • 3.yc. ti lagers at 65s c-it tz 'at Bos. 4. 91 • --- at 64% •ot 97 ------ at •75s ad 2 37 at 63s cd 7.}a: od 35 -- -- at bzs cc( 26.3 - at 6ES , 141 526.-- at 72.4 ad 44 657 — 7 — at 6os ed at 7 - is od I stis 428 212 1 97 at 6Ss oii 9) at sos• a d. 157 at 67s od at 55s isd 7 3 at 665, 6d 1;8 at 54s ed •97.. ar 66.; ad , I 577 at 534 ad, Total 011 Quartm.—Asetage 645. od.. sirit' low: t' than last Return. A RETURN 01 , ` tzLOUR, 1 Front Sept. s, to Sei?t. it, .."rout the Cocket.effice. Sacks. '. s. ii.. Sacks. . s. tt. Sacks.' 's. d, 24 —. 6 5 11 1 , 1 5 6 " •"--* 5.1 o 1 57 7" --- 54 a ,a /3, --- 63 * ' - a li -- 57 0 236 --- 53 . 1313 --- 60 O. • . 10 , 5 o 55 --- 52 ti 5 6 9 -•"--"• 59 0 I 2 3 . 1 —""' • 5.i 0 I IS —,--.41 a Awl 26 Sacks at s ós. per9'-'- Total —16,5 t 5 Sacks. ---Avcrap 5 . 9 i, • gs, id.. per Sauk lower than la: per Sack. a wek.. ". L 1(J E o a4ss. Kent, 41. to,s. to el. 4s. Sussex, 41. Ics. to 5!, Essex, 41. to. to 51. tas. potKres. , Kent, 5.1. 124. tp Suasex, 51. tos. to 6t. I.ainhani, 91. os. to tol. os. WESTE ail COUNTRY MARKETS (i4st Week) per Qr. ,• Wheat. - Bailey. Oats. IlevvbPxy Os to Sot I ---.30d to 38s'od Ips•4 to 34s s I lkl s uiry 65s CO 72s ' 3 . 4 s od to 39„i oti , ;us od to Os liaoogstoke 6os to 783 Pis od to 4iss od 3os od to 331 I Wiocoester 74s to 7 63 3is IA to 36s ad 3os od to 325 DeViit'S I 6OS to 735 1 36 5 od to 4a:t od 3is od ro 34s Wimaitister I 62s to 755 36510 to 4os od 1 33 s od.to 31:4 AYERAG4 PRICL -01? IiNGLAND AND WALES.. ,_ ending Sept. „, Arbeat 72s 'id I Eat* 3its it i neaps os 6d Itye 48s . ' sit' Oats . F 1.91 tod , Pease Os' 4d CLERKEIVIPELL, SESSIONS. Yesterday 4lizatdlt Rutherford, a poe...looking, wctuan, between -acs and tip years .91 age, was charged with pretendiog.to foretell future events. by cards, Sarah Burgess and Letitia Smith, two well dressed good , lookiug young women„ deposed that they lived in Shadwell, near where ' the Prisoner lived. , Each .of them' bad their fortunes told by the Prisoner at the liar. TO the :former , she foretold that she should b. 13 manied to a tall fine man,, with a large fortune,. and that the joyful event; would -boon tiike plate. To the: other, the Prisoner . preditted that sile.should be married to a fair handsome reran, but that he was then at sea, on his; way hotneit+she Was to live very happy with that man, and.have several children. The credulous girls very, readily ineliried.to a .belief of a. prophecy which was so tit vourable,to their wiAies ; but neither of them have: as yet heard a word more about their pr(tuised bus-, bands. They only paid 6d. each for ail the flatter hopes which were: held out to them by the hoary .41)11. TheTtisoner stated in her defence, that she had only 'cut the cards for a little pastime for the young folks ; adding that s-he got her: bread by slop-work, (making jackets, trowscirs, _Sze. for the sailors). :Tier brother, who is a master tailor in the City, stated, that he had two or three reSpeaahle wit nesses, who would bear testimony to the good (la • ratter and industrious habits of his sister, The Court, however, intbrmed him that, low eve-,. honourable it was to. his feelings that he ante forward in the manner he had done in his sis4r's behalf, yet, tbat where fads had been so positively '•worn way they had been, charade( Was of no awl!. he ertsoner was the convi&ed, and ordered. to ty) iniprisoned six months iu the 1 - 10060 of gorre 7 tion, Coidbath-fields. Several pitiable objets were charged, some.with begging, ant others wiih being likely to become buohensume to Parishes on which they had I.lot 'any legal chain for relief. Those of the , latter descrip tion Were ordered to be sent to their respeaive Pa.; rishes; those of the former class were ordered to be sent to . the 'House of Corredion, under the Vagrztnt, Crois, a suldie4 who sZtict ha had se rued 3fi yearifin the Army, and 'that he in consequence of such servitude, t present•receiveda 'pension of 251. a year, ,was the ad of begging for It..llpen{:e at a time when it was found that he had vplcE - 0, VI *11 1. :a (pee 1b..) AT LE ADENHA so to 951 t) each. . iil4. to Ditto, do to tistb. each -- 4 . 20. to 27d. NicrOcots' Hacks, - . . to Ila. . , I)res4tog . },J.de; , , , r,"kt. to 1( 1 1. 1.ilieCoo::1) Hitles, ' 201, to ztti. Hides, 3; to Itt)K: for cutttog t 4. to stud. to. to lid. to 23‘1.• Calf Skiiis,.3o to 401. i.). 38:1. ,to 4 cf. nor Ditto, 50 to 7,1 b. yid. to 4,1 t. per lb. Ditto, 7o to Oolb. 3c,L. ro 34d. per lb. • snail seals (Greentang) 39. i.• to qxd. per. lb. Largo ditto, - Joei, W boss. per Dolcri. Tanned lisor3o Hides, 185. to 304. each. RAW 1111)LS. 8,: ,.. .t I leiters4nd Stgers (p. hr.) Oydinary, Is. tad. 10 25. nil. 2s. ld. ro 33. mt. Market Calf, I is. Gil. each. Nll4l,llmg, 7,3. 4d. to z 3. C. 'Eng.librher.i.h.to r4s. 41. de. Lamb Skills . is 9d. to 3s o 4 811eatImo . o 4 od to 2.1 ati l'lt ICE OF St. James's Market 33. sod. Clare Market 3s. I let. ~ /hitechapel Market 38. red per sumo ot 4iry. i`ALLOW. To woTallow—s.eoSsod. I Yellow 11u4t,ia 665. 04. Mi. White do. 6 is. 04, Soap db. s. Ott:, , Stui; . --s, ed. rough —s. 32i. Qtl. G raVes zs. Good Pregs. t Yellow Soap, S3C, , Urd,.944. Price of Candles per dozeti, I ti, Oki .•- I, MtiLl .d„ h. 74. 1 1 Average price 3s, cost, • P•••••••••• Hll7 ' ' :;t. r Sept. 39. Ilay t ,11. ed.' to 61. os. 51. as. ail." Straw, 165. ed. to 21. ss. Oct.—Aver. 21.- Qs. 6iL WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. 11v, 41, oi. ad. to 61. 6s. od.—Aver. 51. 3s. od. Clover, 51. tas. ad. to 61. 163. od.—.Aver, 61. 3s. oil. Straw, rl. 16s. id. to 21 .0. i;dr.•-•Asiet. 1. as. ad. Now Hay i)Li cOAL-MARKET. Ships et Market.: Sold. Sept. t 4. 69 Newcattle 66 at .fii cd s'', 63 4 Stmderiand 3 at -{-0 I d •gs CO 16. 44 igeiAca;tl 4Z at 4' 3 6 ( 1 54s 61 3 tiundolariti 3 at 474 63 434 6.1 18. 9 Nev,,4Ntle g at so:, 6d s6s 3d. Suliciciland 2 at 474 01 so. 0..1 I ' 4 it Itn )4 ,set s, tit. No. 4, Mitrel, tt.e.ourt i ilow.strget •si A.O Wig CA ...SUN-A.)411 No. Stnoid .; Nvl),,p 4itvoriu emeriti, Orcier:f 141: TV E AN) I A DENFIALi. MARKETS. Ily the Carcase. Sect - to 3s. Sd. I Veal 3s. od, m ot t on 3s. 4 (1. 10 4s. 4,1. 4s• ad. to.ss. Lamb .13 4(t to 44, d. ind hy XV $l,l-1 AM ARIA/CIA SCR 11'1'4, ,srtitil Mcpt rqr Paper ; iiitityr, 64c. (p.li'llitii4),ll 'l7iP WE . kt,l4l4 . Tti, zr. Arrivea- the Duke. 0. York Cutre4 Lieutpatit ForSes, Sri t seiitlre: of .5:i6 cask!. of spirits ; anci Ilw f2arciy f..;tin bfig„Lieqterant.Percireau,,front a cruize...'. ‘.. S:Eled -the Greyh9tind Cutter, R. Wilkinstv„ for Dert -.foot to 'be Cheitertield 'Packet, S: 'with „Mali; and Pals - tn:zets, fig Gtierngey anti ,fersey,; Princess C: for Guerey, with cattle fOr the trionp:; ,;• Aim - t, Putron, ,with passengers, Brilliant, W. '-Court, a:.d Two l'rietidN, E, Bryan, with cattle; Proiti- C irtri;:s Chick, for London; Two Friends, Vye, for: Ra insgate ; and race, •S . 1 1 ,1 arch, 'for Portsmouth, 4 11IKTt! . On - S , rl:lay last, in LincoliCs.inn-fields, the Lady of G. 13', Tyne.:le, Esq. id-a Datqliter. On. , :tlo4clay st'nnight, at Kiri: Ella, the Lady 'of R. C. •Pe .;e, Log.' of a SOw.' ' R On Thur.ll.;., at Sr. .George's, Hannver-squate, Herlactin4t.).l, Consitt, of Nrinces-street, ,Hau4 oyeJwsqt. , :re. . • • 'Ott -- ;t1-....rday, at St. Cletnent Daiws, Mr. CeoNe Witie; of Tunbridge, Manufa&tret,;to Mks .%lary Ann Markhatni, daughter of the late Thomas Markham, Esq. of Catittniti&e: 'Else same day, Mr: Lister,' of ilasingl':all-strea, to 'Mtsti Ann Marsh, of Bacttney. On Saturday last, at Lambeth Church, Mr. Wm. Ridge,' jun. of L'hichester. to Ann, youngt;st daughter of Mr. jantetil Lacy, * , f the suns place. u rE V. On the lath of August, at St. Peters',burgh, in the, 94iti. year of her a„;e,. Mrs. Atv,erbtein, mother of john Julius Anft gerstein, Esq. .. • On, the st initer i6th year, at S towey...l I, , use, • neat. Bath, Lad) Williatu Stuart, wile of Lord William z.,tu.ltt,nt the Royal Navy, son of The Marquis of flute. • On the 19th inst. at. Stan:nom, Middlesex, Mrs, Roberts ' , ,vife of William' Roberts, Psq, of that pl.tce. Lately, hir. lloyle, of Rotherham, Attorney at Lam,. Clerk to the Proprietors of the :Doti arid• Deame attd Doter Navigatic,n, A tew days ago, at Lynn, William Bagge, Esq. MerLlCant .2nd on, the st..cl.. , nd d.y tal.lowing, aged 46, .Mrs, llagge x • wiL:ow: _ ...__.;. Lately, at Anghton, neat Ormskirk, aged about zoo yedra, k , Mr, . . Brighous.!, leaving a widow to ‘viloin he had,beeti married 70 year's. ' ' ' . A.tacvdaytvagv, gr j Matirri of I)ez4, riartlier %vial , ye4s f 3.. BuilOwa mitt Co. of DOver, un the Deal road'. It Iti 4%p•poiezt lie had fallen from his hors;.`, • , , • L-.test', at Brighton, the infant scht of 1. Goldsulki. Est j, ; ;; A,few diys4tgo, at Brighton, ladies Kawkins, Sup: Wu, ulgtosuon, Surrey, , • o.tag Tzth inst.- at" Doncaster,- Dr. • • On Suudiy sent4ll:, aged 67, Mr. Quartermaine, of SIN Cites's, Oxford, who had been. upwarcts of 4a years klei4l Butler f)f St. tolfres College, in Oxford I.7l.iv:rsity, • On the 9ix. inst. at Blanc Ivor, war Captilly„An his I3Btly year, kry . Lewis limes, upWiirds , Of t 0 years Paster of the aptist C narcii at.Cevan-lietri;oed, in ;Ile - Parish 02 G4l, G.l,ortutganshite. • • ' ' On:the t7tit ittp... a Norton Fit3.warren, after a short ill. net's, l'humas Bainpq id Tyndale E 61.1: Barrack-au:ler at `ER1311414 anti Adjutant, &e. ut else I.angpoit Lo)at'Voituu wars. • klIC.;11 AVATfili, AT LO.lgtitl "Rll .l-- "" tVO, MO R.' , r 4.) , I. 9 R ( : W . 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'. ,: ~, : v , been so ;tide in their. shape,: itte.!t,v,,ttl,.. :11 ~ , 1; , .. , ,,i inco:reet in their performance, .I,s to navelnett .': .1 ~...,, ' , .V ~ as t:s,tiqS. ThiS, which they take'the liberty to oiler to the 0111)1 . w,, ill elegant in itself, most convertiendy used, p..:riectly coWeif . ~.; and, what is desirable in- all Machines - or t ee ncy, exedi. - Cheap; not liable to be out of order, ant is •apiost LXIUU'IfI, Comp:ollmi to Gentlemen, who are tend •of 7 'talking ati Shooting, . . - , -, • .. . Elattenog . theinselve s the great Truproventent Litely 140 - ciAlt has carried it to its ultimatum, they take ans'inethad .> . making it pubic, to secure to theraselVes ai'V,:ur Ow crediq thereat, hiving been materially inju ml by 1 1 1., : , ,ktristS w 1 hue copied their Nlichtnes, and passed Owned to Gviltleo men as their awn 1.-. A ventiorts,',,tholgh at ranch higher prises - Sad very„ htleriar work. To T.' TAyLoit, 4urgrn'n, No. 9, New ;r,,i4e..5tr,%,q London. • - • Edinburgh; May ze ;Sao, the Spring of 1794 f I wrts atlitClea , with Venereal Complaint,• Which .I treated with indi!Cer,, =ice for tivemont hs; brit Svgs ththi obliged to apply to a• regular who put :a temporary top to the vim* lenca of the Disease (by . mercurial. applications) tar soros; time; but growing, in spite of all medieine :inflow 4 , ;,.,,44if of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty; her; Worse anti worse for two years, I wa3 reduced to a state almost rte. ;4arallelett and beyond description, being an entire leper,. 4za. ulcerated from Iteatt to foot.,—My insert, h t..roilt,, :flout hi nos, legs, arms, tec,• have been ..titern,trely in dank:: . 1 t becomirte-Useless; in. short, I haVe had from t wenty ta • thirty eating ulcers on my batty% and nearly totally de R paved of sight.- -It would be VoltlininPUS • .to- p.thiCi;l4l. riie all tny ease.--Ski,tiL.: it to say, there, never wes, or ever will be, one of :a More dangerous, or of a more contplk cate d ll . 44t re. I was, long. looko.t upon by my .friends, ain; myself, beyond all ?tapes of recovery ; And, 4;4%. ili my th.n ,tteatti was p(ifer.ible to trci mor e tit.in , iIN In this atirtil situation J rig moss c...:s•nlce, till Divine Proyid‘ocit tits-ex. in my way tls i.tvsp.tper containing the case or t m t. it. ut elymoutli m-y trice.d3 rea,i it, I• could pot. :ens And procured some ~f yoUr F.'s l'A r LS, wht?...li, by ti StJir, f:om tie have 10:14 lien, (after, ~ nacre tit n lbw ‘',70:.4 !:ict`,.!4•CrirM b # 4 istress), in as pod a state of, health es e4t.st' I et7ioYo,l i s i i 4 proof L a sine tytri. le; citihi born :O -• tie a f 4 T 1 ;" 11111$ ago- In gralttilt t 1 tc 4tl(.l•tp IroPel of rendering my tellow-cre.ttu;.. • I E....0 6 f P it atla may at al.; ti ne rcf,ir woo c'-` be, sif'-fht' , i the truth vi •,;!;„ or rut titer path-, • to me br . zny friends, by lettrr pc..4 14 . - Au tew 141- oadne 4 s c y ct anditorg excQed• it, I .o experience ceely t!./ .;;:..surr4 titer/kind, )our KVs I. f. 1:.. alit f:i1.,1 4 sure, Syerti.; i ;cud rattte4l tit_e drei ,l * fill stage, ot tficeienervi low; Ti.tomrsoN. • jiw,rinott,,tzi3le family reasons prevent inakitig . name antt address public ; but creditable.: pursons ream wanting information may also be 'referred to me and i:4 friends . by MrS.-S- Clark, Itainsay-Gardens, Edinburgh, ' • Prepared said Sold by the Sole ploprittryr, 1. TAYLOR; Member of the Royal College of Surgeoo itsL'ondon, at his house, No. q New Ilridge.-street, '/here. Aire, .Advice without a tee, to persons , take PillS, and will answer patients utters, if pO* paid, on the sate terms, observing in all cases the-most inviolabl:.; secrecy, no persen's name er case having been ire:taloned, but at their own, particular request, by the Pro. prietor, during the course or More titan thirty-six year.O. ihatctio'hits . hat.t• the conduding of an exceuiive sale or tht above Medicine, and the, pridice arising therefrom, They ate also sold by his Appointmeut, tor the eonVe! , nlence of those -living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter?. SOuth-brillge, Eitinbureli •' Mr. Macdonald; Printer, Gias'' sow, to Whom alSo Mr. T. refers for his address,. at the, Perfumer's, No. 34, 'St. Alban's-street, Vall-znall; Mr' Robertson's Toy-slinp, No. 103, oxford-street] Mr. 1 • 44 ' borough's, No. 7, 'Fish=street-hill, nearly opposite the 1111. anthem; Mr. Steel's, 80. koller s No. t, Union-row, 1-A o ' o TOwer-hill; Dime-street, Dublin; and hY on person in:every consteterable town ut. Great-ltritain ! th Ireland, in lioxes"of.tnly ea 4), 9cAio.l up till and plent"itireclit:,ns, whereby persons. of either zcAh trig' CUfC („tasc and seerecY: ' led uP EY . Cry n Ito fl teat Brit - tu • n „,a n Wqh • ; . ,italTll7; tIL • in tetV!Air of the. _Cs l l:t a t vi or siaticrs,:ts ~ 'intecit , ;Io St :- t r "P ")llice " —",l* l .-)); No.; tip; New ltridge.isrteer," w imitate which fo all otter Imcounceriirics ton.sl're.et l Gro , ;:verlor- , atait be sTictrepA,;(f.'