The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-28 00:00:00

. . hail lot aa and it was. ecr.a:iit 4:nown tilt {,r,ti;t, lA , t immediately recolle&ing that it \y,t} Lot li.'foe them upon Affi ckivit. Ito tly!. t ;.'.:verted to the case of thiJi and e> pre. sect his astonishritat that rr tY.,!:t iii;portant should tic passed-over . without no t by Pro6eentor,, if it were :tbunded . tlilse Ithod. But tdthough Ile liad'het an affidavit to pro, duce to the Court, the faA stood recorded upon oath, and ii is infitttr of inquiry elsewhere - (Lord EL- I.ENLOHOLU;II, here observed, that they could not no-- rice faiits which did not come 'before thern in ,the regular mode they could not advert to what passed -elsewhere). The learned Counsel obsell ed, that the t.!artted Gentlemen on the other side were all ...Mem bers of OK: TlOuse of Commons, and lie appealed to thvn as ho i ourahle'men whether this was a true f:t(t, or one invented by the Defendant, to build an tuna \ tdorabloiliferenee, against Lord St. Vincent ? LOi d: Eat: Bolt ()VIM. 'af:,:ain interposed, and said, it was not regular to, male such an appeal. He also advised the Learned Gentleman to consider whether recrimination was Wise or usetill to his Client. Not that . the COurt would use it against Lint. • • Mr. a/Airc. , (l the Court, that although he was aware he .was Inirsaing1 n irsaing an onosoal c9orw, he' had, thine it frOin'a , convktion he aught so to a&.---If it were indiwreet, he would notibr a moment suppose that his. iudiFcretion would he visited on the head:of his client.-4:ord Er.t.LNabltouott,, "certainly not.' —He added, that he telt:the want. of Aflichivio was au'insuperable bar to his going further; he was only anxious to sheW that his Client had not been the in ventor oithe libellous fats imputed to him. The SOLICITOR Gr . wintAL, in a very animated re defended the charaCter of the Noble Earl. He :idverted to the libellous passage; and contended that. the facts !Were fillge;1111C1 . tho language inteinperate. HeWent into . a detailed , account of the cireinn- . stances attending the opening,'of Sir S. Sinith'S ter, and justified the conduCt of. the - Adthiralty.-- , - From the same Affidavit of Lora St. 'irincent, , c the I,earned. Gentlernati had altrided, it would appear that some people ofithchester taring occasion to send it.diipatch to their.Repi-eßentative, Sir S: Smith, they lured a small' boat to.folic.rwliiin into the Noah Sea,. , :when it being' foutitrerkiiihig . in a suspicious Mariner; the .dispatch sas frintight to be a - Tty*cover -and blind; and td asceiiiihr the fact, tla v liptbrd.ordered the seal 'to bey bfokc , ii Mr. ERSKINE , fOnt,AVI on the The Defendant was and -Ordere3 to be brought -up . again , ohr-ftiesda •"- • • " TIM KING "V. lIAZEtb. YTn..lt:tcYi.r, moved the hidgtnent or the Court nn Robert Hazen . , fbr obstrilEting att o:licer of the iteventii in the execution of his (buy, at a public . honse, :at' a titir,. in Fill lge iii Wiltshire, where the company were in liquor, knocked the Officer of the Ekcise "dowrk ) . and tumr.l hitt! out,: in whieb the • Defendant ac.ted i consisierable R 1, , The :Sou c I;N oR G E add Cowl for the:Crown ; and Mr. thal NE fair the Defendant, observing, that this , scene arose out of mirth, jollity-, tend sorne:drutikenneol. . . The Cu STICE .---" Thtit mirth takes awrong dire&ion when it is likely to end in the death of one of His Majesty's SubjeCt3. - Will the Excise Under take to carry the Defendant down into the country if the Court should sentence 'him to imprisonment there, atilt:wise he May remain, as many others hirve dott,`" in the King's Bench during the whole period of his imprisonment ? This is'a matter which requires .some ,regulation." ..Mrs SOI.ICILTOR- , GEKER A r..—“ Whatever be the sentence of the Court; it will be the duty of the Fes- rise to do every thing in its power which may he 11Q cessury to carry that sentence into eiecution." The sentence was, That the Defendant be sent to the Gaol of L"isherton, in the County of Wilts, there imprisoned for three calendar months, and thewdis charged: APO LOGY.. • i\fr.,Ty.K.Yr.t. said, that although he wa3 not going to make a motion, be trusted be. shoUld have the indulgence of the C':cort Jhr a moment. Lieutenant. Forbes bes.',.otue the objeet of Crimittil Infer. !nation of that Cotirt, for having sent to Mr,. Stowe, Colleaor of the custorm at over,. a' challenge, 'for which nobody, now could be more sorry than .Mr; Forbes, not only thr a. broach of the Law of. the Country, but he nire6ted abb. that Mr. 3LKyr,t, fhrodd..state for him this day what ho trusted would meet the 4pprovoion of Mr'. Gmotow,.Mr. Stowe's COODSQI, that Mr. Forbes telt he kid, in a mo:oe;It of irritation, wed . , hoproper language towards "Mr. Stowe, and, for which he 'is extremely sntrY; and • this be hoped would hereceived With sat by r. Stowe. Mr. (.►,.tziio was about to Lord :Ett.t NikoßouGlf , : —.7", 'What hilVe we to' (10 with Alhiod, any more than: any 'other bygone transattipn ?' I).YEN P. 014,1,V.A. 7,1 S , ertii beforc . 11 the vid l . 01: it Ai.7 . d, i 1 I'l •,' ctilt!'itiiin , • porta, • t 111, • . .„ t and cm • -lit •-•!lver (1 - ,,;li t 3, I , fillA 1 , I, . . a fou‘Ltnt, and ; ," e ' him; to which 't 1 ,1,. ::1. : j r;r n Statute of, Limitations, : and this was °:m tit '„ murrer to that plea. • Mr. WOW), Oil the part of tho Plaintiff, contend-. cii, that this IV3S 111 .1 - ..tion in tre,Ta . ;, mi d nut on the case ; , that as such it did not coma t h e , words oldie Statute, '2l j:IIII.C'S c. 3, which , he .in- sisted must bo interpret". d h i extend to trespass for tking of .goods only, and not to any other ele scripuon of trespass.—‘. 4 Not guilty within six years" was also an in t proper.f.leit;, fur thatia all eases of consequential damage_ it was necessaty to. plead that the at:tion did Ltecrw:wjthin that time tUld.th4t.if such had been the plea ilt this case; that the ae:tion ci)uld not have been said :to accrue Ontilille.damage "Wari fat by the and thaCtl)is d:nnage of such a nature as not to be felt moil discovered. Mr. :7=CARLETT, who was, proceeding to aFgue for. the Defendant, was StONMI by The Court, who gave judgment for the •Defendant, being of opinion that this was a case within the Statute. ' RricoßDEß's REroAT.---Yesterday the Recorder reported to Hts M A. * J'E " sTY the following Convids under sentence of death m Newgzite, viz. fohn7l'mx, for forgery ; John Davia . and,Thomas Garland, fora hualary in the dwelling-hostSc of Sarah Curtis . , widow, an l b te4 1 tng goods, .money, and - Dank-notcs, to the v‘liie.of .151. 175. yd..; . Atin Peucy, alias Cureton, tor stealing goods, • value 61. of Penelope. Drutnmond, iit lser dwellift,;.house; and Joseph -Williain Aldrich, for stealing goods in the dwel ling-house of charles Dennis, Esq. value 331. 75. his pro perty.: When John Trey, a' Youth of 49 years of age, was hrdered for On:cation on Wednesday next. The others were respit e ( until the king's pleasure respetlirig - t hem be farther known. On Saturday was cpinniitted for trial to Newgate, in Newcastle, Christopher Tales, a common carrier betwixt that town and Barnard Castle, ibr forging the acceptance of Messrs. Roddam and Co. of Gates head, purporting to be for mustard-seed. The amount of the bill was for 451. csterday Inquisition was taken at the Ele phant iaid Castle, St: Pancras, on the body of Miss, who met hi death , on Thursday, in 'a pitched battle with :a persoti of the name of voids. It appeared, by the testimony of William Shepherd, a waiter - at. the Kortiuuuberland Arms, Great Russell-street,' Covent Garden, that, a.quarrel had arisen between the deteaked and Reynolds, who lodged in his master's house, concerning-the pay- Inent of sonic spirits.- The parties drank together on Thursday morning, and left' the Northumberland Arms in two coaches to decide the quarrel. Seveial 'persons ho witnessea..the tight at the back of the Veterinary College, agreed in . the statement, that, , during the contest, which 14ed twenty minutes, no severe blOws were struck"; but the combatants closed and fell in the last round, , and the deceased. )jecame .speoldess, and expired , before assistance could be atlbnicd hln7. rlshe Surgeon who asistod in opening the body: , ;of the. .Licceased cot}ld not per- , ceive a blow' sufficient ,to-have causo4 he, , howeVer, observed a quantity of ektrayasated on the surface of the brain, to„Nyliich :he .attribUted the death of thcdcceased, ,ad , .A ! vhich might hive .been. occasioned "either by exertion, • drinking, or falling. :Tile Jurv, after - scano.d. , liberation; brought in ave rdi '••ci f--- i traiLs kr itgb ,On the loth' lint. en irglnsition . was taken at Stoney-Stratford,' l3uokinghamshire, on the body of Wm, Philpot, an old man npVatils of (4) years of age, vi. 1.0 banged nself in his bed-room. Verdiet-- Lttnacy.---,h is rather an extraordinary circumstance, that the nail 'from Which he hung was , so low,, that his Imecs very nearly:.tOuched the flobr. • 'On the afteilioon of Tuesday se'nnight, whilst a slater 01' the name ofJohn Ending was repairing the roof of a thVellitig-hi - iu . % tour r turics.high, at the foot of the Side, Newcastle, a part of which near the edge ,giving Way,' ho was unfortunately precipitated into 'the Stazt ; by Whicty tall his left aria and one rib in his left side were broken, beSides receiving several internal bruises. Immediate assistance be ing called, he was carried to the InfirMary, but ‘, died:about eleven o'clock the same evening. lie • 1 is a single than, aged 'thirty-seven, and a native of Berwick. - On. Tuesday se'nnight, as a servant belonging to Mr. Trill; of Brindeau, sussei, was driving a load, of hay from that place to Fulmer,. by some acci 7 dent he got entangled ht . one of the W'heels of the vehiCle, N%-ltich, in the' end 'threw him clown, and passing over him broke five or six of and otherwise so dreadfully mutilated him, that but faint • hopes were entertained of his.reeocry. • b l aturdaya travelling woman of the name of Page cut her throat at Chi'leaden, Kent ; and expired the neit day won ers hiveSi-7-I,liary. • Ceti N\rednesday Charles Bennett 'lllanaford, a deL serteifroin, the.t .3th Light. Dragooti quartored,at. Deal, Was.;conunittO•tc. St. ,Dun titan's gaol, Canter bury, charged with having stolen sundry articles of linen, &c. the property of Nicholas Ladd Steriker, I. of Pover • he 14 td.:lo charged Nvith a burglary hi the dwelling-I ' ol.lw of Joshua 'Redman, of Napchester, in the wish of Northborne, On the 'Bth Inst. and with stetling thereout a pettir.*t, and sundry pieces of high cloth, cotton, Nx. the property of the said. „Tdshua Redman. PostivAcr.—A match for r 0 guineas was nut. upon St. Bees Moor, Culiellaud, on Thut'sday af ternoon, one sixteen-wile heat. The winning horse ran the ninth mile inithi ee minutes and a half, and his competitor, (a mare) though apparently.. the strongeeitulthal, was knocked up at the end of the 13th.' The following remarkable circumstance occurred on 'Thursday sennight :,--As the servant maid of Mr. Harris,, of Audenshaw, Latteashiie, was Ci6/111.• mg the windows, the ladder on. which she stead giv it7g way, she fell. A horse belonging to Mr. Wir liain Gibbon,' of Ashton-under-line, standing before the front of the house in a gig .(ne . ,:one holding the rein) ni‘.k fright at the. fall of the servant, and ran oil with thti. gig, towards the turnpike gate there; the, keeper of .which, seeing the approach of the horse i inAtantly fastened it.: ',L'he ,horse, howev e r, . notwithsrandingihe asteetit of the grOund, a paved calfseway, arid the gate five feet nine inches high, leaped clean ever the latter, taking the gig with him, and proCeeded for .trior . ,;:* than a quarter of a mile. vehiele wzis much damaged, but the horse re teivcd no injury Latelv'died, it Bath, the Hon. Mr; 13. ; he had • ivia.irao train India Witha . i.onsiderztble fortune, and had Eutferel much While there froin the atnich - of a tliiiotis Complaint, 'Nervous and Nead,,aelas, I - kart-burn, rout other at:Z.llow; of the StOntach, tilt within these three years, 'when he begau the use 'of N - v{)11 PiLI,S. Sy' the regular use of this Medicine, he continued in p.:rteat, health from that thue till 'it twelvemonth betUre his death, when, by the interested adviee of his Apiahecary, itnmg given up the use of DI - xo&'s• plaints rapidly increased, and ended in, lain death: This valuable Nleclicind, the rep:oLn ion 'of which is , established by the first 'authority ot the Nuh:nly and ot:►iu. who are in the li ihit of using tltcna, att. sold , „ . ~ whotesalesat gr. , t,'Qbeackide, don -; and by his A i gents in every town n toe t2oytt aial' 9c1., i K BOxes Case's Of its sttcdess Nvrapped 'rot Ind • 1 1 1/91?1:1.1h1)... • — On Titf.nitay layt , at Great S.:ochwn, Stift;)lk, I. W. Hicks, of lath, to the of Thom's NI ft Is, Evi. Lately; at AtxlVivarlY, the ft, ,, v; I. (;eorgc, Weet , ,r of Aston Ciiiitono,thtch., to. Miss Powell, of White House, O xforu,hirc. I'i:sit:Way, at St. Giorge, Botmlph-law.., Mr. lohn hurt Barnard-, of Georte , :tane, to Ittizis ilkitsten, of Bootie, . Upper G wer- t reet,; heti tont sti serer'l ' „... * EfitP • , • PuoLti juNs •:.u. • A Tived - the Proth:ts, Lamb:rt, ja ;l is, from London ; Mary, Ryder, froiri V. 1.1,31” ticro.ae ; Aaive, fio:n P m ortsouth ; Ann, 1-I.llO , N'Th ° 4 emves; Exeter, shin ae,lloni 'WeyaleAn ; and N] ire', BA Wort . , from Soutluo 4 tarr ilt ' iptun. _ 5a.11,41-113e Pcinona, Ann4 . , lJ Liverpool ; Iletvit y, 11:0,1y, and Bet,y, Dove, Thompson, tOr I.4)talon ; A 4 :fie, [VrY QU ''' mouth ; Sit:talon:ls, lot Novt.:4ll:dloid. e k Avtmdtt:l3, • Passed 13)—the rietul;h;p, ellAr 1.1%: the ° , l Ruses.; Ilarne, from ;1.:t1114 - ; Pa•il 31 and l'rovidentia, koIiLDUZ:. from. r.v 3 Y , 6:141 AL-the 1- leytlemtinc, Listler, fo r En itrltit. ; Mau, • Christiana, and Sattidus, Cu:la:this, .L., , .......,------ --- .._ To „,m_DER s. % N' 'Tit) N I ! f'o'r t i: l t i °l e ird i S i it ii i3 i ii c ell i (:bitty O rt ti ; i l' i ) ; : y jr , t i: l l a i r ' ' l'cc i I ; i li c i .: )11 C LI1 g i 6 t I : o ' C f : ': C t111 • 11111 : 1i1)2E.1C.I';:r.' 'may see the Plans aint P.tr:i,:ularf; at tho' Office of Ml' Sandys mut Peirce, Solicitor , , CantaburY , ' lnd °I lkir. --- field's Office, No. 39, Criv,ll.sirecT, G' so ds ty:ist tn.: Hours ©f Nine o',C lock in the Nlorning mitt I• iv,: in thii Alto. noon. • Proposals to be delivered (sealed up, in and Sine f.t,11 whole B,"ilding) at the (ti.lice of ',Messrs. Santly.alci 1'0,4 aforesaiu, on or befory Monday the. iita Oily ot {0' 414 b}' .Eleven o'Clock i the on. f Sufficient Security n must be gi v en for die pcironnaa 4 . the Contria. By Order of :he Committee of 1 ioiceE , 1 3 . S./1 NaYS,atui I' Ll RC E, Cle, •- "' ...--------i---... A' ' ' . 1 the cheapest ami Best 1-lo3iro. Wst•ht:TO ' • in the I(ingiioni, No; 434, Stratal, ti grali i it . l :,. 4 v l ; gains are now selling ; costSisting of fulca's holvi,i,'`„,di, for Boots, at only ts. 61. per pair, worth ?A. 6d. ; ''''' : ';i,, stout Cotton' is .6d, worth 26: till. ; 'foie zs, 0 i 01 .. r1 4, per 3s. I. worth isp. •,. stout•-black and' vvliita.SilKo4;,/, with Lined clocks 7s. .6d. ; extra gooa 61. A ,v' tr , '' of Pataiit Angola [close, warranted not to OM*. ri° llll . s i ipet ' ' to the best quality; siJitt worsted is. 31. ; il.'.c . '' I°, rid fine 35._ 6 , 1*. ; Silk Mitts zi. fici. , a ouiloui ,k.ri;cr.if,i'll,:o, Not Mitts ; also Laiiic:i' .now.i:ivoiretl Lace Swe'c'',,, 60. iatei to give ease and clitinnce ; Mews CottonUrzato. with every otlin'Arrti.".'le in the nosiery Line 11) 4 : c'll'i D. sibly be rnade,np to 'Cie very,,bc.it qiiiii:y, Mwisol,'l'' exportation.---Steekings trii(ta . to any Pattern. ...........,, .•, .1 ~..1, i ' • 1. - ----r"-----z • I. EAst HoLD'EsTA] , Old Caveniiish-street, Caven'.lsll-Wina, ' - .TO BE SO t.l) BY AUCTION, By Mr. STEWA.U.T, ~, A . ..it his A ilaion-ruoms,. Nu. Pp, Pii . : • ;.• . I' 11)' ("!°'' ‘ 'i r t,,O ) f itinv ); TO-NV, t) RRO W, - at rtve:vc nCi,.:J., l): • '; a" I: x:.-;o:ion.diteded tu.the Sheriffs of '+10141,',•::::,), ig, r i -l ii E yealibltr LEASE of tile' IlreittiSk-2, IN i j i: ill • ' A Old-4.:aytndisli-street,-Cavendish-sq.,orei ' RI 4;0 ,14' • oFt3i • ption.tat - Mt. .o....v.nart, Carver and ii;il' frr '. ', l ii il l '''' at an excellent 11..velliin,,..11O•ase and Shop ; 0•1„' - , ,,„,,,,opti , alisco; behind flie.`sliine, - .44,10bb1e inirl Light 1z"',44, ,lik ••• and Small- liGitse. ad joiningl ,thel.whole in' W I LI I: ; i:; ) 41 ' 4 '' Work,sholislia v ir.s. , been recently /linit i,` t'i rl ' ;4 'liiiiiA one twarter of ilie Lial•"..cfittiet:pired at Itlidsunint, :•. ~ ,4 , .. • ;tlit•tott , Itetif Of bar. perliiirinon, • • - • •i;;•ii''' : Printed, .-Parta* - nlars to. be. bad: of Mr. 1t•",ger,',".,tit,01»,:.;;/,,, r.l‘Janefiestel . .bii;lcli,itg;,. 'Westminster ; itild,el -.Ns!. ~ ,_,, :- , ,,,,;0.,,, U. 194, Piccathilr. ' • .' , _•_.------" ":ibilict t ss i 110-I,e.,,alit6t:vi,',ltehhoiisi r a t r , t ,2l, -, a ( b ol o v e i t anl4lti;.;::liii:l,,.::::',o ~: ' it is thou tv.1.4e.1.1.44eir. the sotii , , anti giOnost 1',,,,,,,,irr,f,:. qtve nnatttelktL 344fr , ..i1:111 1 VirtUe• ! I ,, ll viter oe. , rii ; te.tvilt...thge,„ wsOti toryilkillg With t.'-- - r ' l7 .‘4) 1 . 4 0 1 ;: ' , ,:' ~ r. g CORDIA L": BA.L . Ni• 'of Giii . " l : ,l'io al .. _ , - ciflott:- • ,)! , . • .vensallyicinowledged tube pecUltarly ~,,,,,,,rilpii , , j inward wastiqs, • loss of appetite, itithgestiO,T,ll r, c. 1 30I; '' ii) 11 •!LS, tr4'illl3iing. Olialeing dt,tp7-I.l:ilvds tir, l '. 1 , 4 1 1 .:, 1 ~ coUgits, :shoritiliss Of- • briathitith; ; l t;,ottooll'lljti,c. lit 4 P ! . ? ? .., 'c. h • i Ps t tic 13.101d,,e21,10, th,33,, niost „Vto,I.S. I.''''' . 1 6 1 11.:: .' b ' l ,,,; ,stomach, and prortiotrs gentle' perspiration. - , e • 1 .,..., , ;4 , ..: ' and,'„Ceirri this. MeibCilie is tuitcli xlinircil,:iii„ ~, ~ to ,the . taste•a•ul stud!, .;gent•lv•astrinijilK•ll', , epi ,i , ' • stotnaeb. and:giving thar.groper, tel,l4itY•s,l'"': ~s, ~. ~ tient requires. Nothing: can-U.! b,:ttir 001' 1 1 ,, ~,,,,;.,,':!, nourish the cotiatituliou atter a ne!turnal dot '' . l ~ ; ~. •': l'il L ' " Mani ..i. m,,,,.,,, &c. This Comte! is 11 3,1 ,r ..steel N 0„ „ .., ,„„ I nclie*,,furstou risbinA arid inviAerging' the. ~t ,:o iO' ll t ~ and adting as a general restora.tive on dcbilita,tt ~,,;, ‘ , l „ip r , ,, 44 arising front bilious complaints •contrattzd $ l l l l ,;;: f, tl ,e 31 4 ii . , • 1 : 1 'l'liose who have the care and edtionion of lie 1 ,,,;', ,y. li'L l , ( O i l: : ea a s S es in wall t 1 i l i e s i i t c h : d :4: i i i : g t A rs : ::::::::::: I, : i :i i Is ' 1 !;, po l ti i c 3 1e 0 "..., , , ~ never be wit h(int thc Cordial Hahn of Ode . p ~,,Allii no' , -• a t ;ir: , niory, and enlivens the imigination. . 1)(1 . 0e .1.,.. , ~,,,,t Tins is the most absolute Remedy for sib - sor iy -:: ~,,, attelidod with, the lislloivirr, sYroPt °o b . A trilik; '.,i , straitne of the breast, ivithbdilfhfility a N I , , ilc ,,. 1, , '"'",,,r palpitations of the heart, sudden tluslia“? Id . i' ... of co . ~, pam . of the body ; at other times a setts.. _ irin ail.. o i ; were poured on them'. flying pains , in tr•v ed hy in:: Ali' y ~t back and belly,, resem'hlini -tilose• ° " 4 r . '* noinillY si t tj e itila'' ( ' the pulse very variaule, solnetirilei 1.1.1,:.-„cc000, i44,1i, other times 'very, quick ;• vavining, th e : l'' a b3ll or- kt' . .. , ,, , r,, ; ; sighing, and a sense or surf:warl o u. 3 ' t rout ...,(llsiv:- ''''',ic' the throar; alternate 4,101 t;rying and I.:41 awl I I,: p.. 1 1,,, , the Sleep unsound, and seldoln retrvdli;4'iiss'neen 61tisr,ii often trotabled withThorrid dreftini. i I‘.lti, _. ire 4 ivet ,r,:i , interested individuals•against Medicinas.o.lll,lt),,,i..d•••q•',l 1 , 1 1 but there is a very important ob..4rvatio,V,"6 irs 0 , 4 0 ii4" .i .,..,;,t ing the Cordial. Balm of Gilead, that uo i: ;.; not 1i „.,.: 0. i t, , ,,•! . been gentle,' sate, mut .etlicAciott4, it ~`t - ,,,., ~,, IT 113 ',:, ~ . thourie.Kairilited demand it has at'quire" ; ,,, re , I thti.e:" ..„ i.i the,great•acivautagaB o f 4 persnaitre 11,1V.0'..„. virtvcs, Patient, se.. nothing but his convi.tlion of 1 , • `! ,1 ~•,,, 1 0i , ,• , , 4 1,; sal tit ary effeds, :can Induce-per sver.int;e.;.4."ol,,or, ev7:', ~ J; perS'•veriitiCe iS eerfailliy most requiiite4!',.ol„ to , r, happie,i conibiinition of chyavicals and,gio,eiimo,,,, to ,:, l,, Chronic 9iscases; and restore thc Vaiettgl,),li4l,4 ;00:•:.,,, , its ,vell-ktiown'chatiatiistic of Idoi"", o otiim , ~,,.i 1.,,,,ing tll.O Go,' . w ilt'. been long maintained ; .for bY '''"'' tie b"Y ''' ‘ P ly were, in continual repair, it prevrve, t Itt)i,viir,,, ~, vigour, .and prerenti premature (lei:ay. • . to diet., • -fp: i. , • ticulAT totitinenterif, 1101' Attentinti 1 iv state ot All , i.r., 1. ,4 ' . *.* l'er4oifti entering.. ki.e Q " Itl:" ,„,i,, i i liol o .: sbou Id conSi , tei - ,' that wilex The !r ' ~ ), ' • p g 0 l' t stream - . that how trout i't'ctinil•,' t b e l!'tljj;()NP.-Y•"'''' ,(11,itioi: 'Pie .usrri-i Al PIE::110 I •ii S. 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St/. r Htisbaiiil, Elder and Co, rdintio go , • ilrosvii., ~ , V. co-ocron, Greenock ;0. jr , ;;; , -•, . •, , ford; Kiltnarnock •W • Young; 00 , .:, 1 ~ , , : , Whiteside, AKr; W. Cratvioribu ' lc ricticolll,,.. .pciugias; T. isiiiao, — 1 - ~.,,,;,, , •, , , - , abl; J. l3lyth, leyen; f• 1,‘,'111.1i,,,11,:,:, ii,,,,:, dcc'; r P. craigi4 lylontrose ; ~l,: ~,, ; ow, ~; . ~, Amb,krtelertezlite;, sittrr.n-l‘:'nyit4;•,"!!„,ll:l:il.irliv_ntt.:; ( 1 ,4 1 , i ., 11. , : 1 : : •441 1; ! ‘, / i ., , ,. :, Bisset, Perth; W,AigiersUnier: 1,0 •._ 1 :•,0-0,.14..i, ~, ~ , : l i i l rt ; ii x t a h ild ; 'lll3;it.ik.)'slo4ritl,fllnigitri 5 4 ; 1.‘).-'.°ll4ti•ribirtl;'!‘t,.4 ~.. I' I ,l: '' '' • ' ,','..... , ;: . ktieddel, Ainwick; .raterslol,.;/_ ~... 0)4 ,, rerhead • .A....A1 9.jonaltl, 'l' l * , ,•3:••ll'l4,'ti4ioi ..."., i t< l iifiellicscieolrlielr.a.p,i,att, , V enders ~0 4_,, F 4 " . ....,:7 , ' 1 - , , ,• • • ~..,0-- . ~: POLICE BOW consequence die ar,prehen sion of II 'hire gad the two noted cliaraiEters who have been apprehended on 'suspicion of La dog eenuni'oxi diWrs burglaries in the neighbourhood of Blackheath, the.: Bow-street Officers hare been in defatigable in .their exeKtions to discover their ac complices. They had strong suspicions that tle - sy had lodgings for the .purpose pi - committing the rob-, berica ; and'in consequence of. priviite intbi•mation, they: traced their lodgings. to Blackheath on. Wed neday morning. On inquiry,: they found the per . sons whom the Prisoners lodged with, - had, on Monday,' miegpeaedly remoVd, • witliout :ita 'being knoWn where they were gone but, on meeting with the man who-assisted them to move, they tree ed them out to another pah of BI ickhelith. Their names are Webb : they tbund the wile at home, -who said her husband was gone to town. The Olticers pl•oceedett to search the houSe, when they fbund several- articles .f plate, and a variety ; of !goods, supp.psed to have been stolen, together. with 'several implements used in ,house-breaking. Learn ing' they . Were particularly intimate with a Man . and his wife; of the name of aussell, Who .resided 'eery near, they,went to their house, and found a pis -101. and a quantity ofGunpowder, .and 'several balls, /a quantity of phosphorus and matches, and a'varietY of iniplements used in house-breaking ; likewise a quantity of bed-furi ilium, a sikbr sponn, , and a Va , :riety lit goodg, supposed to have' been stolen. Mrs. 'Russell, who was at .lionie, said, her husband was working iti a , briek4ield; but. refused to tell Where: The Officers obServ.ing two boys leave the houSe in great haste, .and run across some fields, 'they conclud ed it was fbr the purpose of telling him to get out of Way, and Pniii of 'them, in consequence, ff .quence, set o witlyak,possible Speed atteithein ;-and just. as be was cooing witli them; in a brick-field,.he oh-• -.served Them-•talking, to .a - man, which confirmed him 44 - 141 . suspicion. On the Officer coming up to him, lie aeknowledged' his neine'Was Russell; when he tOokhim into eustody,•'and waS piticeeditig to search which he submitted to till the Officer was about ' to, take 'his wittert from .him ; ed, and knocked Mai /int the Of- . fiver kept holt 6f him till all yfie3 were torn off, and he was left ahnoSt ilakedrthree ofhiii - TelloW work men coming up at the time the 7 Oftieer muet-have let him go, but a respeaable inhabitant arriving oft the spot, threatened the three men, if [hey attempted a rescue, he would cause them to - be prosecuted,, as he knew them wall.. A butcher passing the' read near the field, in his cart, offered man to lend it, - for the purpose of conveying thein safe eusfoady, which, accepted. In the. 2 afterntion the Officers stk.! timed themselves at. a short distance from Webb's house, expeaing return from -LonCfen, .lad on seeing;,a-man .4.lta'approaching to h'illostisel, they. stopped him,..d mikt..4 . if - his udrneWaS Webb, which' he acknowledged, upon - iviii.Ch;lhey Yesterday they underwent- an 'examination before'' Sir RlCBAfl FORD and Mr. Rorimsotl, :when they were committed for further examination next igen,. day, at which time. liqiih; and ..Egletan are to lie brought up for re-eXamination. Bel dO/1/// ria-ekirm4red, and fully com. mitted: for trial, upon his eonfeSsion of felotrionfdy stealing, in the dwelling-fioui# of J..F. Royle, in'Orange..street, Bloomsbury, Bank.notes and cash to the amount of upwards cif i 501, his. property. 'Several . tradesmen of Poele, Wimborne, &c. hive recently been defrauded.by.a man who pretends to have taken a farm. at Lytchet ; .is about 30 years old,' 5 feet to ineholLigh, dark'eompleion, and gays he is anativeof Somerset Shire. Oa the 24th tilt. he called at the .house 0f...M.r.,J0hn Strange, collar maker, Wimborne, ordered a set of harness, and toblcwith him a pair of stirrup straps and .a pair of girths,.proniking to call and pay .for them in half an hour, but which'he'fbigol to 'do. On Friday se'n--; flight he s‘%lS at Poole, and obtained ft \chip from. Mr;'.Tosepit Evans, 31C1,10; gi , lii g . o rders at the same time for a' bridle and saddle. .lie.Jlo:t (2:1.!ed(311 Harrison, a draper, and ordered ditfcrenvprticles to the value of lip rd,.; , of 41. I Te',,ro ntiptied hit and ~ s aid he :should lac happy to clri‘e.th4 Miss ifs ,in his gig to `uc t it ; hot filiding the Ladies. in haste to heron sorinthwite a footing, he appoNd to hare. concluded that they suspeCtcd him, as he did = not eall for the goods. At another shop he orders d; aOr of ISoot . , but - did not obtinnthern. The mem-, bets of the society of Ottalierg hav4 tx!en the cular objeas' of his attack frOtu he net;, it is sup, posed, that;.ifrebulred, he expiels : to esi p& punish ment by their declining to b‘vear againSOnm, , . On Monday se'nnight, JosophThirlwall, a boy of Hull, about seven years cifd, having been on the top of !Jessie Church, take g, bird's best, fell from a beam it the top of the belfrey to the bottom of, it,. by which his skull was. fraaut 2 ‘..d, and he died in about halt' an hour. BM TIM On Friday . last, the Lady of Thomas Anson,' Esq. M. r. at his knibe in St. j antrs's• Square, of a Son. Uri tint Ath inst. the Laity ot Sir William Burdett, 13art. of a Son,ind Heir. Oil Wednesday in Wimpole,strect, the Lady pi .F,drnontl Thoenad'Waters, I:sq. (A - Milburn . "' latch, lis`mx, "Yesterday, - tha Lad Tor Corp Henry Rose; Esti. of'a Daughter. • D 1 (1:,0 ory‘Vednestily last,. at his house, ,I,ewisharn, Kent, Cap T.:in G. Ssinsuii, late 'Coinipaniler of von tViliiiiiii t in the 1 tutt ; EAst-inutiA- Company's Scritee. PRICE OF' STOCK& YZSTE ria* Stock. per Cent. shut 5 per Cent. ;797, II oh 5 per Cent, 4 per,Cent. 7s ill! ir :per.Cent. 10AL ,$), ' 3 per Cent ',Con shut , hauls L. Ann. r 6 13.16thSi ThticiShort DAY, Inttia stock, shut BoitsV, SOuthiSca Stock, Ext:lsecitter 13111 s, is, die. ss, prent. Aar 01linium, 4' . lin Aerial '3 per Cent. 57 Ditto Ann. 9i Cnas. fur .0p• s, LONDONs:l'ritlt6l by It i CILA R D lIKWRIS:of N0,%4, - Yhtticrt-court, Pow'-itreet ;' anti I_'•u_hlt . sliett.h_y AA h Not IT A, r; E SCR I P 54(4 . Grosver,r.sq,),g tt i ' ' 'aft tli,e st: fa) NIL i trail d ; tucc /kit eilisumunii ()reit:4 Jul - the . Piper, Lettert the' &c, ( - 60; :t . 2/mit j,ddr.:ssed.