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INVERNESS, SEPT. 21. THE Circuit Court of justiciary was opened here In Friday last, by, the Right Hon: the Lordlusticc E RIC and Lord METHV EN. johviFraser, blacksmith in Inverness, aeccused of hoti elireaking and theft. The Jury found the libel against him- not . proven, and he was assoilzied and dismissed from the bar. : - R-obe4 :.!,..r.v;// and 3: qmcs Milldr, Merchants in Ullapnol, and Alexander Mackenzie, Cooper there, Were nest put to the Bar, accused of obStruEling, assaulting, and ••deforcing . Revenua officers in the execution of their duty. It , appeared upon ,evi dence, that, in the month of January last, - the Brig Mary and Jane,. of Vv''orkington, Thomas Tealing mister, bNin.l from l'etLsburgh . to Lis. • bon, with - a cargo of hemp and tallow, was forced int:i the Bay 'of -Lie Martin; by stress of weathiir. Being : detained some time, the Crew ikcame in wa;rit of provisitoS ; Upon which the Master applied to :Thomas , acting Colleaor of the Custoin; -at -Tillapool,for leaveOland and dispose of two bartels,of tallow, fur the purpose of purchasing provisions With. the proceeds, Tealing at the same time putting. into ;Mrißliind!s hands the whole of his ship's papers, Mr: Rhind consented to the tallow being 'so disposed of; mentioning,however, at the same time, that 'it.would be'nticesary that the Master should make ()hit to the Crew being in.want of prov isionson4allo w ;iCus fon-1; bi)e•OfEcer. to, attend the landin,g; `these being the: requisites for landing tallow for, which -no duty ts• 1 exigible. About seven o'clock the same evening, - i the two barrels Of talloW. were landed,' and put to . . the storehouse of Messrs". Melvin and Millar, but without observing the above requisites. ''.. When these ,barie.ls were landed, • Duncan Mac- , - Pico], CuStorn-house. Officer, happened to be on the shore, in.expeaation of snaking a seizure of a van_ tiry .of smuggled -IN hisky, whereof he had received information from Mr. :Vielvill, one of the l'anrie!s., IVlaenicol irnmediaiely made a seizure ofthe ratio*, - as landed in a manner contrary to law ~. and he was - soon afterwards joined by the,Colle&or, Mr-.R1ii.141, ar l . other three___Custom-hociseotEcer6; - M r. .Miltar. soot dirt:- ward.- 1 onne to the..warehouse, where l af i r-: sO:n e at, ere.itioo r he deelate:i he would•oof,aVow.t.l le • talib„, to.be re ! uOved ; and that ifi f . tlias atre - mPted; • he Nryullf.opps):,e Hirai to force.. Mr.. Millaf t *,-hatir.: C.l :::r, GfP:reci. ti) give an obli,2,ation,.to- the Qfficers to' ad i v... r the callow . to thein,nextrnorning f - if allowed .'.. to remain in the warehouse ail night ;.--hut 'this . . was. , set - wed. . .. ~ . . , ... . , , It farther appeared that ar.One timely; lock-ed.the• do - or of- the storehouse upc,n'tv,7oofthe Ous l t6M-liouSe . Officers. S'eve-ral peoplq.lilying colleaqii.about. the . ' door; Ihe•Offirersdid - not', thiplz. ;t'saf;; to convey away, the tallow that evtiing - t but resolvid . itiwat'elt it•all nigh ; the . G.flie'er were left•liroliest - oreliouse in pos . sess i en o .l.iii-e,tailow . ; zoo. solar ..hours afterwards a 1 .,,„„ 44 .....,-iff: sent rg . them by M.r. Melville,. requesting That .ilit candle. then . burriing in the storehouse might be put out ; this not being complied with, Mr. Mel vin twice came. cloWrr personally, , and eridedvoured, - but-ivithout etPd, to pu t t out the ciudle, stating at the same tittle that there Were no gondstbere:subje& to the duties either of Customs or of - Excise. About twelve at night, Tealing, the Master, tame to Mf.'' IVlelvill's house, considerably intoxicated, and pro.: posed going - to the storehouse, , ."Mr..Melvill endeavoured to dissuald trim; hit in'Yain He was 'admitted into the strirelinikl,e,.- when he soon com menced a qttarrel :With' the Excise Officers. An affray took place,. in the course of whi e :h blows were given on both s'.des, - both within and without, the storehouse ; and one of the OficerSswore, that the- Pannel, M::ckenzie,-struck him a violent blow w.,ith a blutigeon on the forehead.. It also appeared, that hi the curse of the evening, Mr. Rhind tWL:e . detttat.ded from Mr. Alelvill, as Major of the 'Ulla. pool Volunteers, a parry to prdteet the Officers,- „ which he refined to grant at th:ii time of night, un_ less ihe purpose, and the number "wanted, was s.pe_ -cified in writing. ..-, • ' ~ - .A proof in exeulpatron was lett by . aft Pannels, . in the course of which Messrs. Melvin and Millar estalni , Lell ih r utmost respedahility of char toter, and proved, that . to the exertions of Mr. Melyill, the rise and •prosperity of The flofirishine'village 'of Ullapool - has been chifly . oiving. The Court were of opinion, that no. trimimal ie:t had . been brought home to any . 'of the Panne's, except Mieketizre, whoSe guilt, however, rested upon the evidence of a single witness. After A trial of twelve hours, the ... jury were - inclosed, and re turned a verditl, finding, by.a pluialitY of voices, Melviii Guilty art and part in obstruetinOfficer of the Revenue in the ex?cntioil of their chat'? ; un animously finding -f.Vlillar Gtrilty . (Ifs:the satire , of-, fence; and the Libel again ,t ,M icicenzie not proven.. The'verdia was accompanied by letter frdlir 'the , -,jury to the Cotrt, recomMervibcilhe infle&ion of: as . slight . a punishment - as could be 4thpitted of. • t The Court,-taking this recommendation into con,. sideration, - and having strongly ..expressed their opinion that the Whole affray- was . owing to the in., temperate -act on the part of the Custom house'. QUeers, in, making a seiztire, tinder, circumstances. . . That ought to have obtained an exemption, prd.. noUnced a sentence, fining Messrs. Melvin add itlill;r in the sum of 300 IllerkS Scots each, aild di3missing IVlackenzie from the Bar. • _ The Court gave judgment in two cases of Appeal, .and this ends. the Northern Circuit. • • . . 11A1R-PoWD7it TA*7..-13y tlie 4/ Geo. ZII.j • cap. 69. Certificates for wearing 1-1-air-powder are repealed; and the duty i 3 transferred ,to the Com- . missioners for the Afiltirs of. to be raised by _assessment, and is made retrosPdate. 1 By the re- . troll ediv,e mode of assessment,' those persdns ';Served in' Volunteer now dibandeti, 'arid who wore Hair-powder last year, would' be lii.ible 'to . tile assessment of the present year, ending of" April ram ; but, by the Ad of Inst Sqssion, car. 66. ; awy are exempted from the as',essinent of this year.: if, however, such . .persons continue wearing - Hair t ! ;;;) , .....ler in present year, theY'lvill be liable to the assessinent of thelleit year. SHIP NE IPS , . . . .. ' • ' GRAVESEND, SEPr. 3G. Par:sed by—tlie' Faure, Reid., from Gr.:natia ; and John 4nd Maria, ---, froav'Fredicks'tadt, , ' - , :', ' _Sailed—the John Edwards, —, for Guernsey ; paphlic.., - -, fur Rotterdam; Vrow Johanna, ----,, ior Havre; Nelly, Reed, and Helena, -Hoppe, for Petersburgh. t PIED . On Thiirla)r last, at Eflinghatn, Sr.rrey, Lieutenant-Co lonel Wifiiarn jorni:6ton,.of the - 2.8(h. Regiment; to - Miss Susan.lle Lance},, daughter of Siephen.De lonecy, Esq. ; On •I'tieSdAy, at Stepney, . by the Rev'. ". - gr.. Williams, : Qapte George Miller, to Neiss:Karne, datighttr of *George 13arnes,cual- - thereliant, of Steptie4-greets, . - • . 'On Wednesday last, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, john- ,Esq. of .Ro4ey,graen, Herts, to Miss 'Eliza Shepetitr, , sacond datikliter ut Mr, Shepcutr, of Gray'sinn. On . the 4S,tl ult . : Mr. Henry . Craufurd, of,G ruF;enor square, to Miss fleerwood, cousin of Sir rnoinas Fleetviwod,' (a, ~• - • DIED. On the 17th of July, at Anx. Cayes, Ilartholomew. Dan. dridge, Consul or the United States .for the : Southern llep.Artment of St. Doiiiingo. - On nursday afternoon, after two days illness, Me. Jo, seph Smitn, - ot the Woolizadt lnh, St. utit -ult. at Pre.iton l'honlas Alzk•rshall, Esq. Lite,nierciaant in . . At .1. - pperhaught on the . 16th ith. Mrs: Johnston; relit of the Rev. Alexander Johnston, minister of Alford. -At the house of Mr. - Jan - les Johnstone, surgeon, Blair gow.rie, on the t7th ult. - Mt. Alexander Watson, surgeon, 'Ate Majesty's Royal Navy. 'lltlOE 0 .STOCK,T, . . . . .. . . . . yzsTERI4Ar. . . . . 13..1pk Stock opening 187 i India Stock 073.' ' ' Navy 5 t,,cr Lclit. lOT.ii South Se:. stock i,., ~ ...cat, t 797, shut ' i'' 7.01 , 2,1 13 , :iS S. S. par Irish 5 ri , .r4s.ent. . .; I r un.,.'.,i / c . airto pretn. 4 perCcnr: Con. shut 13d Exche l uer'llit..s. :Its. ; . per Cent'. Red. shut - • Onntiutr. 71 8 •7!, . • 31:erCentt. Cori_ 69,3.4 ti . , imper: 3 per Cent. 6Sfi lAtto Scrip . .. I Ditto Ann. ty. 5-.16 I ank 1.. Ann. shut r3ank for openiug ' ' itto 'Sifott Ann. . -,' 'lndia for Acc. 0:No Strip . Cons. for ('.t. 69iiii COURSE bi;' EXCiIA A VGE,. isAIDAY, OCT. - . Arnst , ,v(l:4ri Y x rlz us._ 1 Al;‘,c'? rid - Tri in paper - i)it t o, ~,,. ? „1-iht lc, r9i 1 Di tto - ifil elfee.iiite a° ll '''," i ''''' - xi - 0 -4 2 us. 1 Leghorn - .: - - 51 4.. Haninurgli - 33. J ' 2. "•' - , Lia Les - - - - 4.3 i t i t , nla. - , - 31 ei zit . U. Genoa .- - - - 47 Paris r day's dii. 2-3 ii ' ) Venice -- - • - 59 Paris '2. usance 23 :19 'Livres Lisbon - ,- -v 674 Bourdc4ux v do. 44 -,- .. . . . Open-to - . - -,' 67i Cadiz - -.-- in paper Dublin - - - - iz Ditto - - 36 effedive '1 Bilboa - - - ' 36i PAT ENT SPECTACLES. ..TOFIN'. RICHARDSON., Opticjn,. Nq.. 26; j Great. Queen street, Inn : Fields, has been favoured I\l,ajesty's -letters Patent, fur ,his- Newl inproved 'lnventionbn Speaaeles, , wnerti->y every incon .veruence in speelaele is remedied, either by':ddition or dimi tuition of the Magnifying 'Power,. so as to answer two or oven three distinti purposes with accuracy of.vision,aild with 'tirmilicity and ease.- FARMS, WOODS, TYTHES. and HERIOTS. . BE .S 0 I,D, .• • - r•AST-1-IANNINGFIELD HALL 'FARM; .2.:4,containing 141 A. 3R. .so P. with Farm-hr,use; anti other-Buildings, now under Lease to Mr. axles Tovener, 4nr a term ot r years, .of which - sv are-unexptred - 74 Micibuimaa next.. This. Lot is to be. sold - clear' Land Tax. 4.ADOE FARM, iii East' Hatiningtield, containing 235 A: t R.. 9 P. with .Farm-house and Otherßuildings, ;sow under Lease to Mr., Williprn Wright,: for a term of 2,r years; of which so will be unexpired at - MiChaelMas next, tree of Tax.—Theabove Tenants are 'under covenant to keep the Premises in repair, being allowed rough Timberrnly. billowing Woods: CHURCHLAND GROVE, adjoining to the Glebe and Hill Farm in East . Hannini;:ield; contalnik%7 to A. R. 6P. .C; R Escl i BLYT HEDGES, adjoining 'to Seymour't Lane, • in West Hanningtlefd ' •crintainingio A: 3 R. '• LITTLE BL YT IL HEDGES, adjoining ditto, 7A. o R 37 P. in !SEY N'to R's SPRING, lying between Great and Little Blyth ITeclges Wood, in ditto; 9 A- , 3R.ba P - • GREAT and LITTLE -13•LO(s 1..) LAND W:OP:D, in Smith Hauningfield Hall Farm, 16 A. PAN DAM WOOD, between Gitlbed and Ham Farms, it South Hanning&id, 13 A. 3 R.:16 P. . • Also thi; G REA.T and SMALL TYTO ES of the Parishei 60 ttsbury MOurAneSsittg, and the OR EAT TYT,HES, ot.the Parish of BurSted, which will he sold to the respcdive Proprietors of the Estates for which they are payable Also the HERIOTS due.to the Lord of the several ManOrsl of Writtle, RoXwell, Ingarestone, Margaretting, Mountries.: sing, I mpey, Crondon, •IG Nat Bursted, Cowbridge, "East,: West, and South . Hanningfield. Such Persons . as may be inclined to purchase any of the above, are desired to treat by Letter, post-paid; xvith Thomas Havers,- Ingatestone Hall, Essyx. STAFFORDSHIRE.—SOC.NALL HALL ESTATE. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, Ey Mr. HENSFIAW . At the Swan, in Ste.ford, in the County of Stalrotd, on Tues,?ay the 19th of October, 7F,-.);•., at . 1 - :,-co-o'Ciodk in the Afternoon, (subjeCl:o such Cc:a.itions :is will be then produced), unless disposed of in the mean time by pa vat,: Comract, in which case ten ctay . .Cooti::e will be given. N s f u e rB - N d ,l e L F i l! : E . F.: , - 1 ODES " ' celled the'Coentv of Stafford, situ. ated on ethinence, adjuining the crest road front Loodon to - Chester," to miles from the folineri• and 37 .from the tat ter place, 2 from Ecclesh.ill, 8 from , Storre, 9 from St:Air'. and 12 from Newca.nle, all Market Towns; ecnistingyi ao excelkm and: rem.zritThly firm built modem Stone Mansion, completely tin'iSh?d, atta,:ited Ofti,:es, convenient Farm Buildings and Yard. , Wailed Gard -en„ Iles and - Gresn Houses, Baths, Fish- panda 4.nd SteWs, e - itt..krusive and varied Pleasure Grounds; PLintations; S'itubberies au4 Walks; laid out with ta!te and judgment, the whole ::no• taining . tipwardsof Two Hundred Acres of-Land, toe elir'n condition, of the first quality, :and within a Ring fakce. • The, Premises command extensive prospeCts over a rich Country, and adjoin a large and beautiful pie.:e °Mater. , covering nearly One Hundred Acres; in view from various parts of the Houseand GroundS. • , The Neight*wrhcxid is respeaable, the Roads good, arl the-Country abounds with G a me, and affords all kiwis ow Fild:Sports. PdSgssion may be had immediately, or at Lady-Day mr.):to ' and one half of the Purchase Money may rennin on Sectulti of the-Estate. . r ) The Farmer at the Fall will shew 'th e Pr e mis e s, aisld • Nmlaanpsoiofnt, rnay heEstbatees,eaenndatG;oiru. uP s print er , Z a th• r Ground flan, anti Elevation of 'lll • Pkinted Particulars may also,be had of M. Crutw-ell ; the Printers of the Liverpool, Mancheste'r; Shrew , :bury7 Birrniny' ham, Chestet, Derby, and St.,lsrd papers; of ti Price and Williams, LitiColn-s-inr,, Lca,(Liz, ,'," , ?tja , of the i:3tate may also be seen ; at ci 0:f.).5r.; .14 Keen, in Stall'ord who are authcrised Sa [ Cbatraa, and trom.whom any•furtli.:r mawbe bad. n the Pocket zscert4 , il . . , 4 rrHE improvat pE D 0 T ER, or A - wistß wwhen -^""'''ni the drs - tance the Wear— ' 114'5 Tw° G°: " . • 1 " .s .pr.,:cEp AK PE' /%1 . , Watch-makers,. I.Ljor West i." oleWgate-street (removed from 0 14 E accov • - of the Improvements thdre; who fOr , .riear , have fabricated these Mt:attics ; tiny not: claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient as Watches, yet 'all: that ever came to their knowleci;ge V:?.eri• rude in their shape, in"cenvenient in weitrlnz , : 2 !'' iliCotreCt performance, as to have been soon Faid.";-1 as useless. • , This, whith they take the liberty to , ofFer ' 5 4 elegant id i i self, most conveniently used, perfe,ctiy cx corr4=4., and, what s desirable in all Machines of Fancy, ceefliog cheap ; not liable to be - Out of order, and is a most arntisi Companion to Gentlemen, who are. fond. of Walking S r r Shooting. FlairerintherMelves the great Improvement l to y 311" 1 -`1 has 'carriea it to its ultimatum, they take this memo , ' making it public, to secure to th-etnseLves at least-thecr s thereof, having been materially injured by Plagiarists v‘' ; „,'" have . copie..4 their Machines,l and passed'tbern off to men as their own Inventions, though at mdc'n higher azrd very iliferiOr work. • . erl Copy. of a Letter rec.eived.by Mr.. Seo . T-r, of Etlinburq, ll,l 4 forwarded. by him .to .the Proprieto-i of the GE;tIIN SPILSBLIkYANTISCORBUTIC DR.Ot'S, No. 41 Soho-Square; London. _ • siR AM.very happy to inform you of the good I. have experienced from the use of SPI LSBtrio PROPS recentkproeured_ from you. The foilowipg Shan. 'statement eF rte y ease About a year since d • perceived a small pimple on my leg, which •graduaVy increased, discharging a thin acri d 4 . 0 m r our ; several large boils then appeared; and both' legs 0 5 , 'alleaer 7 till at last the forepart of my-right leg became' a t cerateffrom the 'knee. to the toot ; the paid was so . ` l6 o o‘ that I .was reduced.to the necessity of keeping my be . fl.. t i l if being able to 'walk -- ; I lay ic thiS condition near six ihOil during which time I consulted several Medical Getatleo. l oil hitt with little effet, till tortunately I was. advised by a f r c i a ili to' ry SPII.SI3IIRY's DROPS, which I sent fur to:;.",/ Shop.; the good eiteas of which have been most scrUrL' a iri for-in a.short ;line my legi werehealed, and my dealt;, stringth restored, which, under Provideuce, I can attf . "iif only to-the excellence of the above Ajedieine, and am t i c } , to say that at the- present period. - tt rri in everyresP; „r.. 0 sound In my Barbs, and as perfcelly • well in strength, as I hate ever been at a.ny.foriner period of ry I am, Sir, your obliged. Servant, g, - Dean, near Edinburgh, -- WILLIAM WIL 9-1- igaz. . , . • - the .undersigned, .do certify to the truth of the Case : Mrs. MILLER, Grocer, Ediohorgh. , • RoaixT BRowN, WeAver, _Water of Leith AR Cll. Ft r FL, Wea , ;e: - , Dean, ilea gdinhurgh. , 0 0 4, The .rove Dsmps.are sold tiy the genera'', vender:' and country, witif a black Stamp affixed to ench u Y' and Co. No.: 17, S oho_scwi ' • d the words, " By the. King's Patent," on Bottle, Bil l ' Wrapper. • VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. 0 1/ R. .ARNOLD's PI LIS, st) well knOW CI „, over.. Europe for their superior efficacy an ,t , inildness, in perfoclly eradicating every ;degree of tile ,0,0" real Disease without - the•lean trtmible orconfiti eme nt• 4 ,0 Public maybe assured this excellent Aledicinc is P ct i' t lic` f congenial to the constitution, and inane Itave'zernaritc,..er 11. - health viiig much.improv3d in other respecii at:loco use. -Printed Direetions, signed by Dr. Arnold, are it ' t ) l eity with each Box, which' will Pers o ns to cure selves withoUt the knowlecig- nt any one. f••• 2l° ' • t Prepared by Di. Anion tt •Whetatone, :\l,' in Loudon by Mr. Axtell, No. x,F inch-lane, Con-iLi'oybcr;'-: Ward, at hi) Patent Meilicitie W . arehouse, No. 3 2 4 , _ 1- : OppOsite C.iay's Inn Gate ; and ., Mr. Pidding, at. -Warehuust-...,• Ne , 76 Oxford-Street, opP ° ' Pantheon, .- - 130 1 ! Sold also by the follovVing Bcolcsellers-; Hazard , 5 ,015 Sheppard,. Bristol; Mottlky, l'ortsm.auth ; bury ; Harrop and 71:hornps9n, I‘l,iacheiter ; unes " Pea ..rs" Liverpool •, Bulkelty , ; and. Poole, Chester) Pie rcey Binningit'ain Stevenson,: Norwich; M': - , and .134risby; Ipswich; Gates, Sheffiela; B,nns Peck and Wolstenhohne, York ; Brown, 'lull ;.„ o ,, r ia_ i Ncweastle; Gett;'' Cainhtidgc; Slater, Oxford ; wit; Pi • jo7nAe.erielielor2tariesEguoo‘'vk"seStele°rttiintPo°stthle'c'oa‘rvEntE i n dir er l i j i:4,r: : ! - , : . • Price zs. 9cl. and is. id, a Box, Duty incti•„.,;› Where may be had. Araolo's Nervous Restorattv To THOMAS TAYLOR; Esq. Dear Sir, . No, 9, , New Bridge-Street, London. • FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to inform you•of the-very great and extraordinary Cure I have ceived. from your invaluable Medicine, EAKE ' s PATENT _ . About two•years age, I was attacked with a VENEREAL DISORDER, ,Which I treated rather slightly for sorne•time, but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was • obliged to apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, but • their assistance ailbrdett only temporasry relief ; I went through various COurSes of Salivation, and lions being rather of a corpulent habit,- Was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs Tendered roe a .com plete Object, : s4that my Friends despaired of my recovery. A . Vhen brought to this situation, eensidered'death as !nevi ', table[btit a'relation. of ionic mne.m coiing Upon" the mans' 1 Cases in which your Pills. hat). succee4ed,,..l was induced.' to try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved ire, and, 'by pertht'vering for two or three months, - and following your. dirt Xiont7l t xperienced the inostunaccountable 'relaxation • from pain, the sore's gradoalty subsiding ; .1 am now, thank God, Orteetly recovered, and iyaliting out daily: I doubt : not, •burerne•rnortr: l . - .4X,•which 2 think cautious to take', will establish my heakth in its original •state. • - . Lt is with the most heart-felt.zeltitude ' that I . subscribe Myself; Sir; 'yoliT'ilittch obliged•lithrible ServLot, ' . l)eansgate,.M?stchester, July r, • W. PEARSON.. For the public benefit„, I - do not ()hied to the ,above being published, but leave . yOu to aa as your own better ;;tall digitate: • ' • • • • ,•—• • - Piel,arett and. ;.old by the sole Proprietor, T s.TA I'Lek, Member of the Royal .Col lege Of Stirgeons, ' • "-London, at hisl-fonse, No. 9, Ne.v hridgeatreet; Where, after' a..4onstartt icsidenee of Mort 'than. Thirtyasix Years, in ..1 praalce...particularly direo6l tO the Cure of . Venereal Corn ptaints, and those initient,t4 to the fares of Generation in both S';)•ft2s, with that intierliblt Secrecy' • which 'Mon of .his Profesion shoUld alrwaYs observe, he' flatters. himself, the.dif and assistance ne•grapeitoils l'y ado misters to Person's taking this . Sivijcine, will be esteemed laj' a discerning Public, as an, iidvarit'agnl'seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold,. by 'lns Appointment, for The,convenience of those living of a distance, at thi PerfTuper's, No. 35, St. Al han's-street, /Pall ; the•Topliop, No. to 3, Oy.fgrd-: 'street ; . Mr. Disborough's, No, 7 ktsh-strect-hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, :. No. r, Union . „Yow, Little Tqret-hill ; Mt. - Baxter's South-bridge; Edinburgh Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ;''Mr. billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Man chetter ; and, by one Person: in every considerable Town in Great Britain and I-reland, in Boxes of only is. 9d. each, scaled - up with full arid 'plain thredions, whereby 'persons of , eithvr sex may cure:themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. , - N. - 8. Every Pox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with aStathp, On-ivhich, by favour of the•Cuiniiiissoners, is print •6l, ar the , S tanip-oifice, ".T. Taylor, No. 9, ;New Bridge-, street," to, imitate which is:felony and a lotners are.coliu- b B .....) \: - 1,-() 9 : PtintedUClT .*, NA *I 1",1' N: IL L AN, (of 130 w-S tre:t, Cu. vr r-G Irdcn); a 111 l r ii3: 1 6:1• * (1 t;3 7.1 V LI . 1.17 M 71 i Si ' l C ' V R Sc RiFP 4, (ot South Molton.street, Grosveaor sqtrate); At the Se rt.-00E1c: 3, No; 'i . :±,* Strand ',. whexcv".4l , -,wtisertlis, Ctilers idr Ole Paoer,"Lotirs for the. Editor, 6.... c.- (post.pai4y, Inti3t ti4' aea1:c661,.. I' $ ,•* - , : • ' . THE PL.LICIEUSE AND ITER SON. EXTRACT OF A UTTER FROM VICHY, IN Tait DEPARTMENT 0, Attrfit., , DATED SEPT. 15. send — you the follOwin faEt.;..yo toil! rnurneate it to your Readets, if l'ou think it or_ thy‘of their perusal.. A feW ahou.r eight o'elOck in theevening, an unfortunate • young -n - 14n, blind, hotiselcss, horn'eleB, and perishing with hunger. He was gain to 1 0 - y self down upon i, stone near his dog. I - knocked at.several cottage dborS, and at length found one that consented to-receive him. The boy said,-that lie had only been blind a few days-, from lightning. He told -Me he liVed on roots, herbs; ai'id -raw flesh, and that. he - had ihnosi always dwelt'-in - the 'woods ; these details induced the to inquire into his history, whici is as follo'ws : “- When I ben- b an to walk and speak,. I was in a • - wood whereA wicked a . go:it t' tharnever quitted ine,. and I saw no one else but a Woman Who c,lres'sed me - with fozidn6S, - but - Wholefrine frequently, She told me afr'erWards (hat she 'was a Rel,igieuse, that she had escaped from her Convent.to. bring -me into the '. woad.: that not being able 'to suckle- me "herself, '- - she.had procured the - goat'who had suckled -My mother told-me that sl,e . lefr , :the . forest - only to procure. food for herself... .I.saW- her daily. One , evening she :carhe not, and some - time elapsed be_ ,'fore I found her'.: At length,. one dar:as I was running-with the ;goat, I rii,covered her. .She. was !stretched on the ground, InotioniesS. I called her ; she , ansWered. not:- I took :hold: of her -hand, her • hand separated itself from herbody. I saw, then that I had . no -I(Cniger:any4nritlier , ... I remained 'in .rlaewoods, I lived-on roots; 'grass; and wild -fruit, whieh'l gathered-from= the hedges. Along time after chance led me to ; -'inan with a • cart: saw rrie, questioned- - --rm.>,- and tOok'me with . him. Because i eat flesh :and;.herbs ra-w, - and h)ve . . . to sleep' n; the stir, he sheived ,meabout for money, Tires* people' annoyed me, :•ancf‘ I made my escape . Otte-day with uiy dog. had walked -a- long way when-'a- matt offered to: let me-get - into his cart -which - -rested me. • Afterwards i - quitted the cart and weaswillting, when the -lightning blinded me, - I then -saw,: the -light no niorei and fastening myself With . a' ..string , • to my ' dog, he- led Erie' , auout." • • sterr Las all ihc,air, I own, of romance ; yet tif.f(thunate . boy, is"•nb snore `than his voice is . not 4 -Ihe voice of. one accustomed 'to . speak 'lle—speaki with difficulty ; he . doe's not appear to he intelligt , ne., and se-erns totally incipahl'e" orinventing these ! ' - . Hie began to cry when he, w,os put,in a bed, and .said .that he couid. only, 'sier . the opeo,air. He ate nolhing dressed, drank wint, and v.W:e2, to pay for it. Fig cortager.engaged him $.4 lernaill ral days - iandregen .his strength; but having . re_ covered his sight, he ,Nvished tozo,:and - has ni . ade his escape ; Ic 4 ving Ilis.treaore behind hirn,,which was eight_pence.. I" have. not been able to find him .o.llt since..; SPORTING .INTE LLIGENCE-' DONCASTER RACES--TuzmAy, SrPr. 28. St. Ledger Sthkes of 25g9. each, for 3 yr olds, colts Sst. zlb. fillies gst.-- Two miles. Ldrd Fitzwilitam's h c. Orville, bv 13colnbrough z Mr. br. c. Pi pyliit, by SW:Peter . 1. - 2 Lord W:l,'-eaucterk's br. c SpaTeosvilawk . . . 3 Lord Elelbavti - V6 b. .e . by )3=imil:kr9u t r i tt 4- _ . . „. . Sir T. GascOigne's ch. c. by Ei:nitikbrough • $ 'Mr. Wilson's b: c. b; Young Eclipse , .. - 6 Sir R. Wiim's eh.T. Tarilter. - ile, by Overton .! 7 Duke of liamiltoa's c 1 .1... c,. ‘,;_iCilnut . ... - Ipi i, Duke of Harrii'ton's b, c. byfclalrtut Mr. Barlow's ch. C. Stancyd; by'Stantiard - pd.. Lord Darlington's b. c L'Orient.'by Star PP. l'empest's - roan by Bcningbrough - pd. Mr. Niellish'sb. c. 'Macclesfield, by Rrickiaghant - pd. Mr. Lumley Swiile's br. c. by Sne..: Twincy pd. Mr. Richardson's b. c`. Abraham Nofuland. Six to s.on Eclipse; 4 tcs i against SparrOwitawk; s to / against Papylitl,,7 to a 'against Orvilie--wzn easy. 5 Same day; the Corporation Plate ofol. for horses, kc. of aliases. , Lord Darlington's ch. by Benifigbrough, 3 yrs old '4 i a Hon. L.. Sayile's.ch. h. Ciariamon, 5 yrs-old - 1 3 2 Sir T. Gascoigne's ch. f. by Buzzard, 3:yrs old Z 2 3 Lord Fitzwilliarres b. e. Woodpetker,3 yrs old, 3 dr. rive' to a agst Cinnartion ; 4'ro r' sr Darling,tan'-s,ch. c. - won easy ; 2 tot against 'Woodpecker to a against Buz 'iard ; - after thtifirst heat, sto 4bil Cinnairion_; to , a against Wdbdpecker ; ito'a agamst Buzzard; the: the second beat, 3 to r t' bn Lord Datlington e - - , . - Thd Nehh-I,Veiter Stakes, a Subscription of :6 , 71. each, • p. p. to'be fode by gentlemen; two-mile heave, Tiiewinner of the Weltetar 43ibury to carry ylb. extra. Mr: Baker'S ch h: biter, by 'narirlircr a z M s r. Castley's ch. h. SpriOtiii,C ya,4-61c1 , a a Mr. Muster's br. h.. by Atreatliercock,. Mr. Hawke's ch. in. Mother Sblitton; by Miracle, darn by, Si:lsaac-grandam by Regulus.. i'4 • el4sh's,b,,g. Si;aresroiv,. Tafo:tirit . e, darn by Royal Slave. J. G. Cooper's ch. m. Rosin; by Regent, dam by Sweetbriar, ared. !, ix too on Z'..llter—wort easy. , st.trtSDAY. .„ . The Gold Ctipivalue'YO'oe,frei for arty horse, &c.-4 BrirldliliCs b. c. 'Alonio; - 4 yrs old* J.Ord , Fitzwilharn's b. c-.'Ozviile:,.by Beningbrough, 3 - its z lord Middirores..g. c. Blue Devi+, s yrs,;old s . 3 Mr. F letcher's Sqat',..:7l - 2.;y, 3 yrs 010 •• ' 4 Lora t.),arltngtcln'; c! . c. Muley Ivllloch, 4 yrs aid 5 Mt. `Johnson's b. h. SirS'olrensarti 6 yrs old - - • 6 Sir W. Gcrasd, , s b. c• Asbeton,o-yrs - • 7. Mr, c. bx Sir.Feter 3 vrs old , S • two to z agst:Sir Sblornon ; 4to r z.gst . .Asheton ; 5 to r agst Mulv '• - 5 - to t agst Orville; s•to - test' "blue gto agst 'Fipyftn;ta to ragst A. , lgnzo;* - 4'e - of - bets Lid ; the Nvirencr,w,Qn • , . - • The - 61;it ,-ea . r•Of foe renewed Doncaster Stakes of legs. each, with• 4.90, adttled..hy the' Corporation, of DonOaster, tbr any horse, 4-e. bona fide the proiierty of a` Subscriber, or hisdectar.td Confederate. • • - - • • ' Haphazard, 5 yrs old ' Mr. Garforth's g. m. Marcia, - -styrs '2 Lorcl:,F,itzwilliamls b. c. Sparrawan . .w.k, 3 yrs old 3 Ca,;colp,nes 1.en0)t,:4 yrs old :4 Sir' IN. s b. e...Bellelski:pyrs old - • 5 Si7c t' 1 4agltinst HaplTh-tard, -wort easy ; 5 to '2 ‘against, 1 0 - encx:, 7 to'e,-agal.-usz.Belleisle... Sweeptta'izes of zegs. fcr 'Colts ::rd Fillies, thcn two years: GlLL—nit-Last Mile. Lord Darlirg,:cn's Sr. c. Pete: — - ' (tArk 4r..0r black c. Ducal . i . .11,1;ce to lou PeLer.. Novel and excellent Entertainthents make their 4pcarance. on 4,nlo in yneitt,, at the Roy Ro Circah, being for .. the Benefit of B , .r.ZE, undoubtedly the on the Stage, irad universally adMired Tor his taste and execution . by the supe• tor eircirs'C his Daneinki with the accompanying at.. trations of the evening, will doubtless yield a most orerflowing.Audiencr, aria at, an early. hOur.--, 7 -For particulars, see! the Advertisetnent. The . Second State - Lottery, which commences. drawing On Monday tife - 201 November next, con . - si§es only of 32,030 Tie-kets,-yet displaying a . large . proportion Of Capital . Prizes, a;',d- so judiciously ar-• fanged, that the Tickets aa.ust rise considerahly. be fore -the- drawing. Messrs. J, Jott>iSort -and co: therefore beg leave to -recommend an early put - - chase, and to JnfOt - ,n their ntonerous,Fiiends and the , Public in 'general, that they have on sale Tickets and 'Shares: in a great -variety of numbers, at th e . present very low prices,- at their old estLblisheci Li censed State Lottery-Office, No. 3, Pope's -Head= Ailey, - Cornhill; where Capital Prizes to, an im.:- meose- amount have beeit. sold and shared, as a: more fully _expressed in . their Scheme, deliyerc , i gratis, and - the only Office ,that ever sold T•xo :ftvenly Thousand Pounds Prizes.drawn on one day.