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iowance. The Jury, after a short consultation, found a Vet cliet of 3 tl. 3t. 6d, for the Plaintiff. A circumstance of - a curickus nature was yesterday heard before the Sitting Magistrate, at Melba. rough.street.—Surannitb'fFilliairst,alias Smith, was charged with combining, with others, falsely to itu. prison Ilepjamin . Chaunt. It will be remembered, that Chaotic was the principal Witness against WO. ji a o l s, who was capitally COAViaCti at the late Old iiailey Sessions, for a highway robbery, ing Newspapers, froin a 'Boy in Rupert:street,— It - appeared by the 'Statement of eliatint, that two men called at the shop of his master, Nit. Latch. fait, it bit-maker in Rupert.street, on Saturday. night,'stating, OM they had a warrant itgair.t him for elttreine brutality,to !iis wit':. Chautit of cf.surst denied the allegation, when they dragged him into a coach,, and conveyed him to a 'recetvitsg-house for seamen gu Tower Hill, He was there detained Se. veral hours, and informe4, that information been given against him atta,seeman by a woman an. swering the description of the Defendant, who had paid the coach hire. Gregory and Slade, Can. stables, were difrAlched purstiit of the efend ant yesteday mottling, sVham they seemed in New. gate, she having liken &died atelier reiidencm, Nis. 2, Charl-streei, Grub-street. She a&nowledged the fad'alleclged against her, and, with bitter to. .:etliVes, swore, that the step Channt had taken should be answered with his life. The Defendant was ct'smmitted, and orders were issued for the' up. .prehension of the other conspirators. Sir Jour; HILL, M. D. F. R.S. at Paris, and Knight tithe Royal 'Order of Sweden, flatting the inhabitants of this COnntry, at this se=ason of the .year patticribirly, afilitted with Coughs, Colds, and Asthmatic Complaints, found out a method of con. centrating that valuable Extrad of Flowers called Hatay, and bringing into a twat' corripms a very large portion ,of irs excellent virtu:a. Sit jomir Hi Lt.'s Balsam: of Honey is therefote recommended as the most safe, innocent, and effeeinal Remedy for Coughs, Colds, 'and Asthmas ; Children, and the mast delicate, may take it with the greatest sJfety. It is to be had of Messis. SHAW and EDWARDS) No. 66,5 r. Paul's Churchyard (who have purchased of the Hon. Lady Ilit.t.'s-Executor all the property in Sir jowl HILL's Medicines) ?rice 31. 6d.- If their names ate not on.theSt.lmp it is a,Counterfeit. ilow.streeti and Pulaitsbett W A 1 140411 it, (Qt S out h Mplcon.stroct, Grosvenor•squsrc ; it, Orden fog the Paper A fatter; tot am zdqqr, Acc, test.tard (hull bg atuiresscci, ----- .“)NDO l ikt i t im P s ri u tit tl iti o b r y F R I scetx:Nß I si t o r i a . Nrido,i4,wMh3cr;cietiit;;;U:;iy.one4 AD AV . , # I • India StolB4': Exclieq. liiihl,, • titrunuin,' 4 ,it .pi imperial - t ier LA ,„ . ilitt l9 Vittn A '....n , '9. - ~ ( $4 O s Cons. tor to 4410":„' be pi* 5 pert:ern: Y79 7, ' '''`: inApril, 103 i ...01........................ To T. TA Yl.OSurgeon, R; No• ti .Nevr 1361414 , ',Title Springof " I j3di"wigrtilii'3:l 21VI .1i8t:11:$' • London. . ) es 1794. was 4 - , I w o Venereal Conaplaint, which I treated with 1 t''' / ence for live months; but was then obliged to totar cord' regular Illy's:whin, who (by a ternporary.stoi) pr 641 ? lence of Ow! Disease (by mercurial applications) e .4 01 time; but growing, in spite of all medicine •an d w il arse'7, (s:: l!a •c r )r a tg l lc i le ci f c a N. fir l r'st at tw il lG l Yeli b ea e t y ris o e 'n l3 d ;!: ( wl le : s S e P ri l i et 's ic t li i eu o ' n edi , ac b tu°o74stillt:7°'lBll:iittl°4llll4t4:?h oi a nb r , ;l cs ea u ,m, I c lien ec s ;t useless; ( se.a i r t iine o ss s s t , t ;aT h ic e n ai . I . s , 1 ittiaoovrtet-t.:3beimi have ' a i i);6114,11C1 lead i t ~ ,, ti.ro; r l I T : ° :i t :i t r t o o'a' ( le thhty eating ulcers on •my _hotly, and nearly to t ioill; rived of stglit.--4t. _ WoUlti be' voltlittittooi 1° p ar or c i v ji. me all my ease--suffice it to say, there never 0010010 j will bp, one.of a 'core. . tiankerous, or & A 1 /iTenjh ii, .eale4 nature. I was long looked Kinn by roY 1 sivi , '; I . ntafin:d myself; beyond ail hopes: of recoverY •i c rd 1.1 , 1 ,`A dm. , in my then condition, - death wos pref;Joi two s . r; more than miserable state: In this dilaafal bit,°3ol4cri I drag , a most ntiserable existence, till I.)iiit te ' ' c '.•;se 6 ',1 threw in my way a Newspa'ptr contiiinisii ill", 1 g *,.re Ur. 11. - of Vlymouth--my friends read i t , l ,.`,. °4 '; ‘, AT'irp ) sent and procured sonic of }KAI -, "LE, -r''' 00',' )0 111 1.1.5, which, by using from ti l oi to Woe,' 1,, 5 ,,,r,:' 0 have long been, (after snore than four year i t !`,,... t .,1; si t) distress), in as good a-stato of heiilth as ever I ' 1 :1 1 , 1, bor;',;.; proof of this, I had a tine, thriving,' healthy 0 0 vi lito inc a few months ago. In gratitude to Go/ ° ,,est Y ( ',o o of rendering my fellow-cre4tum Service," I • 04 " 0 00,,,di publish - this; and you :nay :it at,v time ri.' rer e il i' ,r e ilio r iv. is to be satisfied of the truth of this, or •-• , i oi culars*, to.me.or my friends, t)v let r...!.! or person' stio; t or As,t'ew cite* Or balness viii ry ~.; eir,l:d t aillet to. pt io exceeq it, 1 have from ev,,err,-,•.:, .-vc:E rr- . " 5° wilt t a il mankind, that in. your 1.1:1A ICl''.., 1'11.1.;, Ol L ' i i., o ; v c r ;,'ie sure, Veedy, Sate, awl radio:Al cur , -, tot Or r 11,3 ;, , f, 'itil szage of toe Venereal. Dise.6e, WhiCil i , gj 1.. 14 1 , t $.1441.r; LU Ys. , , ~,1 30 1141 1 li`' Itisurmuuntable family reasons r;re,:rerit P . O O , I.`if name and address publio; but erditabi:-; 1 14 7. d so 3 vr.inting information may also he -''''`' l t r:. ° t+: o4;i. friends by Ms. S. Clark, Raimay-Gurder:ss •••',.f,,r T. TAY 1.. 1) (11 3 , e Vierr a:l i ci b:r 6 o l f d th i l; t1141:(4e.-Saall.cCOre°-1;f75: It'' i r ,1 , 4 0-5 ' 0 t' ... • in Lou.lou, at his house, No, . New •`-' • ~er30 , 1;.), , whero he will give Advice .wirliont A . f'''e , t "tr L i: ..1 It 'Or ing these Pill, and will arUwer ' Ott i , ..1 1 t, le.:" 0 -1 ! 0 ''';' ,., ` /I paid, on the 'tune terns, ooserving in 311 4 , 4° 1:0 0 .; i i f in•Viaablt secrecy, no :person', ri:;me or' c34..1.,, 0 , ok mentioned, but at their own particular recreir!erv',o./i1:11 Prietor, dUrins the course - ot , -Mote 1113 a tin ,‘.: l o l4 i'. ' that' ne k , has . -h. , -id the eunduding or an el‘torzfr,.,,r,cf ' 41 97c Ivlemcnie, Arid the practice arising t l '. Or •ille . ,;:fd' : They .ire also sold' by 'Lis Appohitaient, ' l ,4r.- %;,,, Y, :tierce . ( if , 4 hOe living ,at a d'it3nee, hY vr ifte' , o l '' '°4tn.briulf,e,. Edinburgh; Mr. Ni ackloc.al.l,, m os I . : 0 0 1 g,°..vv, to whom also Mr: I'. re;,:r• tor, O i l ~,ja.,!.41,,, i,,1 .'ertunittris, No: 3 , S St. Alha'n'ti s,- :Pi i ,' !I.l' l l tiobertsort's Toy-shop, N.'. Iv 3. (?)4.16''',ii,"0 Oil! , t ' . o' lo. '.O.OlPUgh'S , No. 7, I:is:l.:street-nil:, rterly‘ 0 ,,n1„ 1 - ;..rio:: / 0 ' nutrient ; Mr. Stee!'s, li6oksell:,:r, No. 1, i t'r, i ;IL l t ,1„ 1 0: 1 !,, TOWer-hi Li i NI:. t.:\all , .veil's, Dubin' , ; a % 11 1 1 4 a 1 1 ; , ,r i every - een;ilUOrahle town in Great- Isllcai l , ' iv ' II ,' Or A _ rx,,,,,70 unity as. ~i.,a„,„ ~,,„::„. or w' t ,,,".. i y O P; ;01 rec.tions, 'env'wh, ..- „ f ~.1 - ,; !1, SC% ," ~ ,, i i selves with ~ P -rst ' s c '''. ' 00;,/,1 ease - Un. , ,. e:.,,recy. , . , r , P , t: L' L. . 14* S ' . kyrY `hiex i'llti in r; r, ~r 1 3 rt t ` - ors „ 'Oil with A Stamp, on winch, by T:,:v'o r ' r ,,`, " I . : . Pt! ttiQuer 4, Li prored at ti. l e 5t , : ,0,- ' ''''' - 1,...." - i, '‘ ''' No. 6 Npw i ! ' ' - ,Sit" "F"_ : ' '' '' W 4 "''" i . ,• - sricige.street i e to wilts • . . all corners are counterfeit. LAW REPURT. coup,T OF KING's lIENCII,CuttDHALL, Fa;. 2S. art tt:,:oh A!'ttiiSL PRIV*, liftrOltit LOlll5 ZI.LINSOROUGIL. EVAN'S jU, CAVTHOERT. 11 , ;14 was an.atlion upon a Bill of Exchange' and baidnre.pr an PCCounr.., . The Plaintiff was' an eminent silVersmith, from.. whom ate Fdi,in Gentleman, of , the name of Leo. nardi bespoke tlUtTiller of ..platrd wine ;ind, .01hr articles, to•the amount of 4401. and. ul , wards ; but being a foreigner, and unkniy ,, w to the Plaintiff, he Wail unwilling, to give hint credit unless the Detendint, with whom be was acquiint, wctild guarantee the debt; which he according. lyenpaged to do, and ar the ham , : time indored Mr. t\brdini's note to the Plaintiff for 31 thi In this mean time Mr. Matdini returned. to Italy, leriviotT his bill unpaid, and the goods ut, the fain. tiff's hands. The Plaintiff was proceeding in hi 9 proof*, when Mr. CAattow, for the Defendant, orered to . pmy - the desnand, and rake the 'goOds, privided the tiff.wOuld indemnify him in e.se Mardini fitinuld tierriAnd the gutods hereafter ; Was according:. ly acceded lb. TAIIMAVD ft./. riiirrq. This anion was brought f work and labour. 117 r. EiiiKINP) on the pit oldie Phintiff, stated that his' client was a poor mariner, and a native of 3) mauk ; the Defendant was what is generally termed a H►n being a 'person in the habit of procur i,, g „ mo s to serve , on 'board Indiamen.— The . Plaimilf had sert'sd him for a length of tinie a ,, a f,ithi l d nd 'trusty servAnt ; he frequently went op end 43own, froin Londoir to Gravesend' 1 3 ,;ih those seamen whom his mater on procured,'And he togrii ar the 49r On choie necasiOns like a galley slsve. fie spoke several languages, and was in mans , other respeds a mos' Srrvant. When he left the service of the Defendant he was o"..iligee to sunnoun hire before the Lord IViayar for lrir w.4ges, sol.'ir . he promised in dischar ,r them. Instead of winch he ilionglet proper to make out an account ct 471. figainst him,'as fur nionty lucid and t- , hit inaintaitiance, lodging, &c. and, as retpital f , l all his faithful 'set vices, lie had him arre'steil, and throw!, into Newgate, where he' might h,ve starvcd, but for the humanity of the Danish Mitsister. • The Wi , f.rAt's for the Plaintiff prnveti that he tvrtira the Dtsferalttir lit the years 1802 and r 803,; constantiv 10. go tip and dawn the, River nigt7,l ,mod dAy• ; ht. spoke ; the Swetlibil,D4nisit, and utlier largoJgeh, end wag remalcably 'tf,efol to the Defendant, who trusted,hini 35 much as if he.himsell was pre.,eitr. When at home at the Defendant's house he used to clean 'the shoes, ,and ,knives and forlo, tturse the children, and mike ,mats ; and the DOentlani wasirequently heard to say, that, the old mati(meantng the Vlaintili) was worth from two to three hundred a.year to him. • The Sheriff's Officer proved that he lay in wait foctlie Plaintiff, by direCliono of the Defendant, as he was. returning front the latter with his box of clothes. . MI% Sarah Dunn, a Lady of about fifty years of Age, proved his being confin:d in Newgate. On her ctosi.examination, she could not rezallea anv thing about an offer of her's to juin with the Plaintiff in a warrant of attorney to pay the De. fendatit's demand against 'hito,•by iwitatments of one guinea etch ; but the admitted that she was to have.been telartied to the Plaintiff, only for the un. ludcy event of his being in prison. A; , drew Peterson proveti, that he had twice ship. ped the rt,tirtiff, on board of different vessels, as an able seamin, within these two last years, ,6 i rice he left the service of the Defendant, at each of which (mei he ;received a coniitierable bounty. jiu agreed with the other Witnesses., that he' was a very useful person, and well worth at the rate of one guinesi per week, at the - jc3gt, to any rrsort whil should . employ him in the line of the De. fentLint. On the part sf the. Defendant, several witnesses were Called, Who swore, that the Pl..iotitr was an aged and decrepit) man, having iii,located his shout. der, ond WO otherwise disabled, bn ae t& render 'him of little or. 110 value to any one. He was much ad t titled to drink, and so Itivenily i nt ,, x i cate d, as - str render him , a very ttufit person to he intrusted with any business whatever; an , l moreyer, t h a t h e . wou )A, only di; just as, he pleased hiinself; Without attending to the direttitins of, hie employer. .1 - hat the Defendant gave him money whenever he fniketi for it, besides amply' fUrnit‘hing him with meat, elti , k, clothes, washing, and lodging, and 'every other necessary.. t.N.ll' °ROUGH was of opinion, that there bad hen very great etageration of the tats on both 010 ea, On the part of the Del! . -ticlant, it was endea. vowed to lie . proied, that he had employed the Pl.tin. tiff metely thr , ugh charity ; but if his witnesses we re to be itnpbettly credited, be seemed to have exten‘hzai his bounty to a very considerable length. A $ to the Waffikni of Attnrney, his Lordship .had sin doubt of such a fan having ctiren pl ace ; b ut it .was to . be reconetted, Who was .the..persun -making s uch a proposition. An unfortunate str,i r t ger i n a foreign land, ent4i144,1 in, t t r ,i s t:o, Virtth respect to the story of hisheieg Ati kablt peronn, the evidence of Peterhof), who had twice shipped .him on i luar d, af, an able•hodird'sentnan, within these tWo years, and his bring in that situation at this moMenty fleiently contraflined that part -of the case. On the part of the Plaintiff, . his charge of Col. and upwards, Wag to unreasonshie,- without something rr what lied had seceiv• ed, at different times, from the..Pefendant. Flow.. rye?, taking ,all the circumstances irito,etinsidesa. tion, his Lordship obsers ell, .was fur the jury tc, figli s what they thought would be a just and fait at. S7'. DAPID's DAY. the Children educated rit the Welch Charity School, in Pray's.lon.lane, walked theriee in ~proceininn, all in ne'.4. , clothing, and wearing leeks, to St. Nlartiniri . Church, where Te Druin, and Jail;;/04----the thtet,, "Were shall Charity re pair," by Dt. BOYCS ' - .sung" by Messrs. Et.LtoT and MELLtou —antl• HAND Et.'s; " Ile 'Was Eyes iinto,tbf by ELLIOT, were mast COrfett ly-given,, The Chorus, " He rielifvered the Poor that er;rd," b 7 the rest of the Gent lemen belonging to Grosvenor Chapel. After the Sermon, the CIO zonation Antetetn, " Zadock tbr Priest," ctmcludetf the Servicr.--PiERCY presided at the Organ, and conduned the whole with great ability and atten tion. Prayers were read in the Ancient British Lan guage, by the Rev. TuoMM ALiAN, - Chaplain to the. Society.; and a most excellent Sermon was preached in English by the,Rev, the Lord BISHOP of Ex Et TER. • 'After service the Children moved along in - pro. cession,,at tended by' their Schitol.rnasters and School mistresses, to the Freernasoni,' Tavern, in Queen. street, Lincoln's.lnn.Fieldi, where the Scholars of both sexes were introduced to the Subscribers.— ri l e Society then, to the amount of nearly 400, sat - down to a (11 t sumptuous dinner, which consisted or every delicacy, , and the richest - Wines ; Lord ICR.Kyort, President. Aftei the cloth was removed, several loyal toasts and sentiments were drank, among which were the fallowing . . . -TheKing,Queen, and Royal Family. The Prince, and Principality of Wales. The Princes, and Princess Charlotte of Wales. The Wooden Walls of Old England. The Lord llishbp of Exeter. Sir.W, W. Wynne. Each of which was givcn with three titnea:thrce. The Band of the Denbighshire Militia, of which Sir WATKIK W. WYNN& ill.C6loll'Ci i attended, and played several Welch airs, as did the Messrs. Jomati on the Welch El irp„ Th. Company consisted of the principal Wel i qh Noble-awn and Gehtlemen resident in Lord BULKeLEY sat on the right hand of the Pre, sident. The Company 4';,td nor separate, till late hour, and then retired highly gratified. LORD SOI4EkFILLE's 'CATTLE SIiOTV. We yesterday inspeetea the }preparations which :ire• making for this Exhibition'. in ,Mr.'brxou's stable-yard, in. Barbican*, late stile repository of Mr. LANOHORN, WhO died about:nine months ago. The . arrangements•.thade by . I,nril SAIEUVILLIt are equ,dly' judicious and liberal with those of 'any former year for the accommodationof the agricul 7 turists, breeders, and, ainateurs,, Who may visit the yardoo M , nday SIM Tuesday next, to view the cattle and 'implements will be then exhihited as candidates for the prizes so munificently given by his L';rtklup fur the encouragement of the best breeds of cattle, and the introdtiffinn of the most: useful agrieulttiral- impleritents. •Here it may be prlier to point out the distialion -in the' objects and views of his Lordship, in this exhibition, and those of the Smithfield Cattle Society ; the latter be. ing associated fur tfic simple object of encouraging the owners of the best and 111USt profitable fed Cattle, Which are brought tat for sale at Smithfield market. His Lerdship , views'are wortt particularly • lauded to an . earlier stage • of the growth of cattle, and .the introdu6tion of those breeds which are bait" adapted to profitable working in the plough or team previous to. their • being fatted-; and accordingly premiums are offered. for oxen, in their store or working . state .• a and others for fat oxen, which have been so Worked.. Some interest has been excited by a bet betweetiSirTHOWAS CAR ft, a great breeder of South-Down sheep, • la, Sussex, and tVlowttY HILL, Es,q. a large 'farmer, in Nor. folk, to prodUce five shcepat this exhibition. Str THOlrAs CARR was allowed to 'idea out of a flock, which he sold last year to GRoRGRGRIM ‘ II4O, 'Esq. of Kent; five of whose sleep are now.accord. info, on tirtir way to t h e yard, for e hil~ition. Tiit , .Grace die Duke of BOD/OilD has. signified his intentiun 'of sending two oxen, ten sheep, and a tat pig. Rawav-Elvoit HOARE, Esq. a cnw and, a sheep; J OH N HIGOTNI. &rt. two oxen M. PicKvo go, a rt• pig ; jAMJo HATCH ' Esq. two oxen ; Sir JAMES %%tot a pig' &Ca and a great number of new im.. !dements, samples oilseeds, and other . iirtjcles, in teresting to the Agriculturist, arc expeeted to be - shown. • On ,the evening of the t Bth ult. a fire broke out in the stove at RutherglenPrintfield, which con.' iumed the rhule huiltlingo, machinery, and stock of gonds,' which was very great. 'flick were but par tially insured. The followingPrnelamation,lay Lord LAvING. Governor - of the Leewar►l Taiands,lis from an Aritigua Paper of the zBth December. ANTIGUA. ' By His Excellency the Right Hon. RALPH Lcrd LAvltroToN,•Baron ril Lavirigton, one of His Mjesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Companion of the Most Honourable Or. der of the Bath, Captain-General and. Governor in Chief in and over all M iiesty's Leeward Charibbee Islands in America, Cnancellur, Vice- Admiral, and Ordinary of the same, &c. *A PROCLAMATION. The Earl CAMDEN, His Majesty's Principal Se cretary of State for the Colonial- Department, hay. ing, in cori,equence of a Report .of the Committee of His , Mitjesty's Privy Council for Trade.and Fo reign Plantations,. communicated to me the Royal pleasure, that I should not open any of the Pairs of any of the Islands over which I presid.:, for the admission of articles from the American States, which are not al!oWed : to,bc,importedby law, ex. cept, incases of real and very great,.necessity • I issue this my Proclamati. , n, notifying and de_ glaring, that under the. regulation and authority of an Mt. passed in the twenty,eighth year of His Ma. sesty's reign, and intitled, " ftir Regular. ang the Trade het.ween : the ,Sollje.cts of Ills Majes. ty'sColonics and PL i nlations in Nr:trth,Atnerica, and in the West India Islands„ ; and the countries be. longing to the United States. of America ; and be. tween His'Majesty's said Subjeas and the Foreign Islands in the .Weat Indies ;". • I admit in the different - Ports of the several : Islands tinder my command, the irnpottation of the following articles, viz. tobacco, pitch, far,. torpen. tine, hemp, flax, in:tits, yards, bowsprits, staves, heading, boards, titbet„ shingles, and lumber of any sort ; horses, neat cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, and live stock of any sort ; bread, biscuit,- fl .ur, pease, beans, potatoes, wheat, rice, oats, barley, and grain of anY Sort ; faith Commodities repettively being' growth the or production of any of the Ter. ritories of the Said United States of AilieriCp. But whereas, in the first Settion of the Act of the'General Council and AsseMbly of the - Leeward Islands, passed in April 1798, and intitled, " An At more effectually to prov ide for the support, and exteafil Certain Regulations for the Protettion, of Slaves, co .- promote and encourage their increase, and generally to ameli`Orate their doililition"—lt is enact. ed and ordained, that every Owner' or Direttor of •irty Slave or Shit' - es within the Leeward Islands, weekly ao , i every week, under the penalry,oi ten 'shillings Per head, • far 'each and every, Slave under his oa tier direction, for ev.•ty omission, pur. , chase or ptovide for every said SlaVe or Slaves, among ;flyers Other kinds'of one pouud and one quarter of herrings, shads or maekarel,,br Odle ,cbstitutes for herrings,sh :..Is t or mackarel, the provision of 'which substif•: , .. •: is altogether twat:. tainable in any - of the,Let • Jr.'. Islands. Anti whereas, from various causes in time of \t'ar, - the' expedation of the smallest degree ut sup_ ply of herrings,' shads, or mackarel, (roar the Brittsh Colonies iii North Anierica, is a perfectly hopeless speculation, and the roost favourable Supply of them, which, from long and uniform experience, C n be annually expefted • from any of the . Pvrts of the United Kingdom of' Great Britain tied Ireland, is found to - be dwell' too precatOns,_and infinitely too . irregular do every rcspett, but Particularly in the' periods of their arrival, to answer the constant and unremitting dernarlds of the plantations in the Leeward Islands ; and Whereas, the • iudden priva:l Lion of these last mentioned articles, nor otsiy may create the greatest inconvenience, and produce the r►►'r pernicious consequences in the said Colon:es, but must inevitably disable every Owner or Di_ tenor of Slave or Shrives 'in them fruit - fulfilling the dtity imposed on ;hint or her by the first Sec., tion of the befOre.mentioned Ad for - meliorating tile condition of theSiaves Leeward - Islands ; NOw conceiving' the immediate case to be one Of those r.l , s real and very great 'necessity " which s demands my exercise of the discretionary power `lodged in me on such occasions, I hereby notify, that over and 'above .the articles specified in the before mentioned Aft passed in the zEth year of , His Majesty's reign, .and already described in this Proclaotation, I likewise permit the importation from the AMerican States into the ports of the Islands in my Government„ of herrings,' shade, mac. karel, and all sorts of - pickled andoralted fish, for the space of six calendar months to be 'computed from the date of this Proclamation ; by the expire. tion of which period . sinne fileatlS may be devised by which 1-lis Majesty's Leewardolslands May be supplied with the said articles from ports of His, Majesty's own Doininions, or 1 may receive His , Majesty's further commands on this stihjed. • ProVided - that no importations• of any kind be made from the States of America on more favour. ohle terrns, its to dories on entry, than on similar importations froM the British 'Colonies in North America,. where such duties are doe and payable : Whereof all persons concerned — are to take notiCe, and govern themselves accordingly. - Given under my hand and Sian at, Artll9, at the Government.house at Antigua, this aoth .. day of November, in the year of our Lord '864, and in the 45th year of His Majesty's reign. • God Save the Kin., • LAVINGTON. sennight an Itterest was taken before Tltic,o, Gent, Coroner,.on•the Iwilirs of Fowler, and Hannah his daughter, 4.11 the ithrty, in the Parish of Sttood,< who were drowned the pre• ceding evening, in the Thames and Severn Naviga tion Canal. . The girl beirig .latigiledir h er fatilet tncitgirit,lr on t s l ull s p b o a s c e k d, i w ll a d lk f e ro d fn irt e ll' a v r e k :i s d s.Cof4Gt ' lliet and were . bOth drowned.---Arerditiv iircidatai • • On Saturday se'nnight, while jdin Thoinroo wat at work in "a' coal .pit at Cahn:wet, tile neight} 6 4 6 o 3 ' ol -Airdrie,' a large quantity of o sl o • which he bad imprudently ui.derrnined too flirt 114 fortunately fell apen him, and crushed him to death , Ihe account o the above aecideilt hid no s ooner reached Airdrie, than the inhabitants were alartoil with aniithe-r, atill tnr,re 'shucking'---A$ four man were employed in tinting' a stone quarry, near thag place, and hnd undermined a piece. of earth too fart it fell,tiiion them, and in its fall killed one rnantipo4 the spot,. niangling his body• it' a. most shrekil manner, and bruised another so dreadfully, tha t I ' 4 life is despai.red' of: A third was also Wer.cll hurt'. • • A' dreadful ‘aceics,rnt _happened on SaturdlY las t . ~„ In Difmtlignarn, A spirited horse' ran away -- hi , rider, frun New.s t rect i nto t h e 'High.streoh warcli the 'Wadi Croii,. where two children slit; crossing the road, whom he threw 'down, 0 11 ; 1 t) dre,idhin y liner, that one . died on the spot , a ril ; other aka shortly ~i ftei tieing conveyca CO the/'os• pita' 111.10 - 118. Lately, at Wiarton Place, in Kent, the L ad y of t Sir john klea(l,' hart. of a San and r u t/ of O the 21st. ult.. at 1-larldi ngt on ,Ilarracks, the Capt. Charles'Stewart, of the CaliowAy blihtia, • MARRIED. • ;m l4( On, Tuesday the 79th tat. at St. Anne's, , 1, , c 1 s , 0 Mr, U. Tweedy, to AlissMary.Anne Reid. of C_, l4 sj; {to(' Lately, at PIOUCCbtet, Captain Tonyn , • of merit of toot, son of General Touyn, Miss Rutlgolu ter of thiilate Mr. James trudge, of Gtonee.4-ter. forycz. Yester oy, Coloey fohn White , j ut ' r apt) ol4 shir.:-place, to MI, A 'lnc: Down, daughter of itithA Egg. tiankor, of Ilartnolomew.lane. • V 1;.8D. c On Monday laSt, at Bath, Governor Townallt °' • House, -Bedfordshire. h'rd' ;e4 On Tuesday. last, Mrs. Shawe, wifc of. Ric " Esq. of Doi •wich,liill, - Surrey. Vri ' fo O f • The.satite'day, i.oughton, Mrs. Taylert,, . . 'Taylor, a Great Tower-street. e ar . On Wednesday, in TavistocX-Place, Hornsby, Esq. late ot Erttnuel College, CilnlYidscur-1.0"1.5:igos140, On 'Thetsday evening, at his holiso. in f o r the" George Shorn, Esq. late Member of Vaaliaslatir fritiO tough of noniron, aged 53 years. • at • • The r.rne• evoiritni,, atter a tew days house, at Much , Haditaiii, in Il e rtferdsliirc.kh e s „ Bain la Schott, Eq. of Bury.. Editurnds,..Sttit4 , ''',.; s pe • Yesierday altar shoitillness, kr 4°. " - lansin, M.D. eiged Su. PRICE 0 STOCKS. ..• Bank.Stock . i 179 Navti per C. i 9, 13't S perC!• . l797, col loot tor 4 per Ceni. 76 g. per Cent. ken. sinit Ct Con sa stk 'Rank Ann, 17 Dial) Short Alla. YZSTZ SHIP NE IPS. CR AvESE PCS, 2S. ~ OA/ Passed by—the lane, MrDonnell, and Easle, , 1; Marl:iorotigh, Adams, for. 1)4 tin ; Charlotte, tiloin:r, tor Lisbon ; CaLlo, Gibson , I° ' timorc ; and Sovereign, Salle, for I.ffluies. to) (;41 'f 1k 4urr h!E i