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m,* 4,e) Shawls known by the natne bf English Shawls. -1 it. All !Torts of Spoil Wool Ad Hair,--and Aso igenakte4'eed Hair-dressers' work ; all kairis of - (e: . hrrieting, whethdealreade made up, or in pil-CCS or rolls to be afierevards kilned together, ' tre Alleorts of prepared Leialier or Bufiskins, fit for reakiree Glon - „TS:, Breeches, Weistreats, or What is celled Vileoe either painted, printed, or plain, and 01l those erticles Manitfa&tured , Or cut for the said pnrposes. (eO. All sortS of English Glass or C,'liristal-work, ea eent suelt as is used for making . of Optic el Instru netts and Timekeepers. et. All English Tatieties e Hanging-Paper and , turnintre. • • a!'.e.. All sorts of. Refined Sugars, ,either in loaves or powder, Or loose Sugar. ' tette All sorts of China, :Earthen or Potters Ware. 2e. All sorts of Paper, `.either white, brown, or, dyed, painted or coloured. 5. Whale Oil, not imported directly from, Den mark, Sweden, or Nuttli America; and ." 26. Pit .Coals,. Art. X:. -That it shall continue to be lawful to im prel. all nen tufiatired Goods of the nature and,kinds tic cribcd in the 'reregoing Article; and not otherwise prohibited m the common Laws of this Country, under this previso, that the same shall be accompa teed at importation by a Certificate, delivered, as fur se it-i:: preeticable, at the place of origin, or other w .e•et the place fiaim which they:are sent, precisely a d accurately .specifying the contents of each bale, k, cask, chest, or other package, the numbers and marks, the place of origin of suth ananufadured sord , 3,* and er moreover, all and whatever'shall be re cnn for further elucidation and security by the S eau. ) , of State forthe Finances as ,chargetl with the, adeeinistration:,and direaion of , the Customs, w e he: with-regard to the importation from ottair Ceereries, in general, or any one Country in parti cu'ar ; agreeably to the regulations which will be made known, either immediately after the pronitile gatioreof this Law, or at any future period, en this aubjeCia Art. I'U. That in -order that the searching and ex..., amination be made with:better i - ec-iirity, a regUlation will be made, which will be notified by the:Secretary of State for the Finances,* through which tistom . bouses or. Offices of Customs the - goods • mentioned in Art IX. of neutral origin, and comingfrom Neu tral Countries;ewilthe .perinitted to be imported ; . so that all auch goods, either British . or Neutral; of whatever •origin the same may be, either provided with or Without CertificateS, attempted to ,ported by of: through other Roads; Ports or Offices, already iMported and haVing passed such uriquali., fled Offies, being overteken, shall be considered as and consequently fall in the terms. of the 7 - third par 3grnph of the .Eighth Article., Art. XII. That all Navigation and Trade; dire& ", front or out of this Corranetiveratit to any Port or Ports- of Great Britain, shall be and renetio pro hibited. Art. XI 11. That for the due execution of tile foregoing artiele, ne exportation of Arimaniition or Naval Stores shall be permitted, such as Cannon, Mortars, ( )ralnance carriages, Botidis, Grenades, Firelocks, Muskets, Caeabines, :Pistols, Sa bre's, Swords, Caissons, horse-harnesses,. Saddles, Tents, and other Instrunients of War ; 'of whatever deeeminatioti; Gunpowder, Saltpetre, Anchors, Sails, and ilerlye without having previously ebtained a - se.cced limeee from or on the part of Government. , . That' it shall also be tudeeliti to export Wheat, Pelted or pickled Meat, and also Cheese, to any,Pert et . : Pats sitewd on this side the Weret, Without a special heee.ce, asetforasaid, to be obtained for each • . parcel separately. , Are X f Vel,'hat consequently no Passport shall be delivered for the said Articles, nor the exportation • of thesl.mw be snliered, neither of Rye,Oats,'Beans, Peitae, peeled Barley, (. routs, Pork, and Butter, - to Neutral Parts, till after due proof be deli'vered at the , Custom-Iv.- . t a sufficient security is given,' to the setisi )1; Commissary, to whose triff the pl of t 1; :. i Itt:t iided exeertetion 'belongs, for the triele value, ; be foileited, in case the eon tent's of the bond of security be not accomplished within the tittle limited in the saute', ' Art. 'Diet the vouchers cuts which the band of Security will be cancelled, shall contain plain . and peftinent' evidence, deliveri'.,d frem , the Offices of _ coystraus or Duties or AdmiraltieS at ..the place of delivery', or by the Public ,or . Imetil: Authorities, le, l ealised by the Consul or Commissary of ,the Bata . vian Republic,. If` any there, be at Such pl;tee; that the vessel arid - :roorls mentioned in the bona of se curity arriveci.there, and entere accord ing to'the Cestorns of the Country : and that iii no ea.se, any declarations Macke by persons or' i‘ilerchants before any Board of •.\ t racy, or Judi eatuee, Judge, Public Officer, ie ; , :.eary, or before whoro-ioever such instruments are teetatlyltseed, Will be admitted, if the eaid instreeieuts do not at the same tin•u Contain the affirmation of• the quatitied Board. or 'Person; in default of other Art, XVI. 'TChat no Vese;els Nvhatever,' either in bate, • ,'.'holly ca partly hale!), shall be et liber ty to cl(vtyt hems tile harbours or openings. to the reel of this Its ptiblic, Without ii perUnt Of the Com missary of the Customs, . t o lAace of the denartnre or expedition belougs ; whichl'er- Mit is to be exhibited, and w ee te l s i gue d at slit, ot t ter. Inot, the tAtoteiins, together with the Do cuments in the 1.1.1 th sod 85th Articles of the ,Gerie nil Placart on levying the Customs entteted. by the; - High :11lightinesses the 3 1 tt July, 17e5, -but. not delivered up. Art. XVII. 'mat ne Master or Passenger, or any, . of the.Crov, shall be permitted to take chargeof, or carry along with them, any Letter or .f :sate Parcels, or any thing else, destined for any Pleee or Fort i tteile et i n G r eat Britain, either to deliver such, themselves, at sects Place or Port, or to deliver the same to Fishing-Vessels or other Vessels, oil 'pain of cite rear's imprisonment ut one - or other 4 ',oust of C,,,,rreCtion in this Republic, over and above a Pe nalty olOtie Thousand Guilders, to be ferieited -by th e ' Master, when such' is committed by him, or takes plate with his knowledge ; ibr which the Ves - se' shall be answeiable and actionable; the Masters grid Mates being also obliged to make declaration on thispoint, avith the declaration prescribed by the 7th Article of the Gonc. , ral thicart of ,31 1705. Art. XVlll.''lilt partietthirly tenition 3tid • amplificatjon of tho.ti . glt Article of the Cl;:vleral cart of the st..st. of July 725, it shall not only be un for-any person to or to land any goods ; on any Of the strands or other points elland, where no Officep.ot the Customs are stittioned; but, over, no Ship or Vessel coming frcni s i shall be suffered to Arrive there, except - in real re:is must be proved afterwards), neither to take her (ic, parture fromthenee, without a permit of the Commis sary of the Custenns t. ley Oi r ices of thtCustonts• shall •be here understood. qffices r of Payment and uo others and lastly, that for the better attaining our manifested will and intention, it is hereby reserved . t to withdraw and remove such Offices to other places, and to determine through which' of such_Otlices it shall be exelusivelylawful to export the articles mentioned in the 1 3th Article, both by water and: by , laud, such as Will be judged needful. and expe *at, in the same manner as this is enaaed respea ing the Importation in Art, and underthe penal ties therein mentioned. Art. XIX. Also, that a Boundary shall be drawn and determined along the Whole extent of this. Re public on the Landside, beyond which. no Maga zines, Depots or Storehouses,' of any Wares, Mer chandizes, Manufaaures,: or whatever it may, be, shall be suffered to be kept,.continued, •or establish ed, under whatever name orrpretext it shOuld be ; but, n the contrary, those that are there tot present. are to be emptied and retrieved within the time.. of. three. months, on pain of all such Magazines, De pots, mr Storehouses of any sorts of wares, Mer ehandizes and Manulliaures, which, to the contrary hereof, 'shall be found to• exist beyond the saialimits, on the territory or this Republic, being emptied by , the Officers of this Country; tassistcd, ilneedbe, by Military Force, and the goods, of being transported to the National Warehouses* and ,confiscated, and such, every time, repeatedly, as often as any such are or may. be .discovered : provided, hoviiever, : that Such Boundary shall not be further; on, any point, than. one hour's walk from the Frontiers, and that no. walled Cities will 'be considered lying beyond , such limits, 'and also. that, care, be taken, ,that this" Regulation do not extend to the Corn or pyoduCtirins • of any person's own' cultivation; nor to small articles necessary-for the use or- maintenance of the inha bitants dwelling beyond such limits, • And:. all . this without prejudice to the regulations and direr bons contained- in the (eneral Piacart on levying.the:Customs, enaeled by Theirnigh nesses tat of July, 1725, and subsequent, Publications, in as far as the same are not derogated byethese Presents: . . . And we. do accordingly order and dire&, that these Presents .be published and affixed wherever this ought to Ipe, enjoining all whom it cloth 'con cern, 'to see that the 'contents thereof be stri6tly performed: (Signed) I. J. SCHINIMELPENNINCK, Rand- Pensionary. (Lower stood) By Order, the Secretary-Ger.eral of State. „ (Countersigned) . iItrLTMAN, . . lIIGILLANIY.SOCLITY Or SCOTL,INZ). 11 General Meeting or this S * oelety, in 4.613 k)f . iti Charter, \S'a ,- : held in,their Hall, in EdinlSurgh, 'on Monday Vimight; atwhi,ch there was a reTe6t . ab'e attendance tdthe Members: The 'light lion, the Earl of D ou : s tr, Vice- Presithmt,-in the'chair. The. Secretary submitted to the Meeting the pro ceedings- the. Direaora incEC the General. Mee ting in January last. The Society, .approved of .the continue attenti,ut of their Diredor4 in promoting the objeets'Of the 'lmitation; and of th.c.‘ premiuMs offered by them for the current year. , Sodety'higilly approved (;f the zealous exer tions of the Diredors and their Committee to whom the SUbjeCt 'of the Herring . Fishery had, by foriner General , Meetings; been referred, iu Baying taken such pains to acquire particular information with respea to that important source: f pati9nal weaflh; and which, in- tormS of the instruaions alist Cre rieral, Meeting, they had 'communicated to those Members of His Majesty's Government, who,_from sitnation, are led to pay attention to this objea,---a The Society remitted to the DireaorS to continue their attentiOn to the _Fisheries, and to hake such farther communications, and take such nada:Aires, in name of the Society, in regard to, that rnatter, to them may appear proper ancl - the: Thank.S of the Meeting were voted to Sohn Tait, EsT Convener; Colin Mackenzie, -Esq. - and thp other . „Felphmi of the C 4 .4 ?o,imittee, for , their naive ex'erttons in the business. The Meeting were pleased tofind, from .a 'leper' made to the Direr tors, 'as appeared fro M their Mi flutes; ,that the. investigation taken Up by this SO ciety for ascertaining the quality. and. relative va Ines of barlek and big, when used for Malting, now carrying on by. the 'Board of ExciSe in Seotland;ui ,`conseqnence of instruftions from Government, upon - . an extensive scale, was in great fonvardness, That the trials of these .different kinds ~of grain,' when Used - in lereWing,' had been completed, and that some peogresiv 'had also been Made' in .ascertaining their I:4hies when used in distillation . ; :and, that there was every reason" to believe the results would 'give satilaelion taiithe Country at large. On motion, the' Thanks O'f the Society were una nimously voted to the Right lion. Sir James Deiont- , . gomery, Bart; Lord Advocate for Scotland; for having, at the. request" of 41.1.6 'Society, procured - an order for having' the ditle , ,ent Reports laid, before 'Parliament, on all 'subjeas conneaed with agricul-: hare, fisheries, and manufa6tures i regit — lady: trans mitted to the Society. Among Other matters which had been Under the consideratitit'ef the Dire ens, Was the propriety of introducing: .into' country thrashing macliinese upon_a scale,4itedt9 fryips of moderate.exteat, having been stated to the Society, by Sir Arebilvild Grant s , Bart: that such rea6hines, Upon 'an . improved plan; had lately been construaed,' and brought into use, in England . ; the Meeting recommended to the DicetSioi - s tr, nuke the necesiary inquiry, upon the 'subject, it being thought , that -Such machines would be very useful to the general class of ordinary farmers in Scotland, . - • . The .Secretary.informed the Meeting that lie had lately receivel *froin James Wardrope Esq . Stir geou in Edinbergh; 'in order to be laid before the Society, several pond% pi . the species'of gras'S w-cds. generally cultivlied in 11Ungary and Syria..' 'The, Society recommended to the Secretary to - distribute these seeds, in smell quane.zs, among sneh of the Society's I,lembers as wv mld !my pi'Oper attention in ascertaining, by trial, howv they would suit the soil and climate of this Country. The , Rep;Art of the , Coininittee appointed some time ago, :.for .inve:eigating the euthenticity of the Poems of Ossian, being noW published, was laid.fte fbre the Society. The Meeting,' on" Motion, voted the.trhiinks.Of,' tile .. Society. to _Henry Mackenzie., Esq. the Chairman, 'Lord Bannatyne, and the other Men:bers of that, Committee, 'for - the very proper mode in Which 'they leid. conducted the - inquiry . ; and particularly to Mr. 'Mackenzie,' for the able manner in.which' he had drawn up theßepert.,'• 'The Meeting approved 'of the steps taken by their CoMmittee 15tt Pnblications, of which •Mr.Ferguvon, of CrOsshill; Advocate, is Convener, in arranging and preparing the .ditferent a plfrOVed Essays and Communications given in ,to the Society, in order . to publish a third ',VolUme of the Soeiety's'aransac tions ; and it was. recommended to the Committee to have inserted in this Volume the Survey and Plans now executing by dire6tion of the Society; of , the ditli!rent modes of,watering Meadow lands and Grass Grounds pradised'on :Ilia, Grace the Duke of. BOccieugh's ENtateS in Dultifries. and Selkirk for the informdtion of the. Public. Severalpther matters having been referred to the Committee of Dircaori,. the ,Society to .:d their Thanks to the Earl Of DALtionstr., Vice-President, for his attention in the Chair. A country Cler4yman a short time w since, a$ abruptly called upon by a rustic, who very earnestly :unmated him.' to ;iceompany hitn immediately ,to christen a fit. • tie . ,v.-born children A lew (re- . plied the Clergyn;;ln); don't you know hotsv many of them there .o . e ':.--" Not rightly (says the fel-. low ? , scratching his 'head) there'were but three on I 'em when 1 came out, but Who 411OWS 110 W inatty there are by this timer' s' • Ina Scotch Paper, a Doetor 13rocvn adverties all " Exhibition of the Piinciples of Politeness, and the t balances, of Nature restored, upan the principle of cause and etrea," &c. to conclude with a song. for the Ltidiv, land a hornpipe by. the DoCU'r very siugular.circamstatce occurred Est \I - ee1,... ) while the NorWich Regiment was firing at the tar get :—A bill from the rnicsket of a rear-rant. titan strutlthe mushe,t of his front filo, ;t ;t the bayonet foringa,xidge'rotind ; and taking a new triree - tion frOrn obst:;ele; forced its way into the•barrel; and ;r ., „t;tl line frOm op position, NVIIS pi:Oit.6t en, oor of 11,,- farther injury. ikt; I._ olijeft - of much curi:Jity Thursdy Est ,3i a 1, , ,t1ne, .it- ing to liis M s ,',l,)> Pool V. ajesty'ip , ;_t ::;. . Li killed, in e , ,tisequence CC a lilow ,• • ;.. • ing witli Nl'Deininock . „ one of 1:1 , - . said Ship. An lailue.it WaSl.;.tkell t,ll ,I) ' &;11. CorOilyr. • MO , 1),- 1 11h, t'o.) From due LO. 1)01\ G.T.Z.Et I ;:: July 2 Iso.'). . . . , i f ~ .- . e-0-1:e `fro . ) , 2 405. - , , e.d Iteifirrtent of Light Dragoont,, Captain A tigushis Ililige, from tot ist Regiment of L.giit Otagoon,, to-he Captilitt °' _ - aTr ~ up, .i.vith tempor.try • tank: , Capt:lin %Velvet Pot Llti!,czte, from the Ist P.e,,,inient of 1.4'..1it Itragoont, tuts • Captain of a Troop, with temporary rank Lieotoigit Gttcoe,t)en:rtal.,!_ei,v)ir..l6l:t.stY;ovrr7.arin:ekel,V.;ll4:l;:ciesettt:eixtrviti°ltlituli nlilt.bicilt:;ciettot:rrrg;i,eer.i t;'l4.ll:ill'it;o' p u t 0 , e b n trothc;lo)::ntiettati.li ,2CI i;attaliatt of Light' Intantrv, Captain Ilit.,•1) 10ett tube i . 141z,30r- Captain A unout Treent, Mat the 3ti liettalictiel the Line; to be Captain tit a. Company, with tempi-41Y rank, vice.l-Laett. Ist li3ttltoii,of theJ.ine-Captain Adolphusl3artin Beek 0 , be M ay, r, with tent poia ry •itaii tt . t. 3 ptaiti Charles Iht -•„! litAlti, to 1)::: Captain of a Co,opany, Witti temporary gao H vice Tto.:iit a rhntited to the 2,d liattaiitin 01 Libh ll4. lan-try. • ' 1i - . , . . -stb- Ditto, betty Kmight,'-E sq. to he Paymaster. ~, IZ,egin - icin. of At ..11ery.; Lieutenant Lanai: 11106111311 R to , SCCOIId C.iptalftif'.lrithlettliipr;trV [Ull'4. riaa Dillail:kc,..,i;:tent, 'i;ijor —__ fhtrke, from the mai , ,Sei vice, IQ be t..!:04;“ Oi it CO''Mp4y vice Rolo, pio fliotzci. itgyal Itegitn,...nlof Mana, Lieutenant Lewis Sclilorcr, front the - Kin , Y's h ' •r , an' 1 •tb- I ' latenant, With INV.' , . ~, ~,, .11 . ..egton, 0 ...,ii. racy Rank.in tie -Airily: . ~ ' 1 attic Marsb, front Ist _Ga_air.riai'on I3a,ttalion, Quitter.:Ntas,er ,0 ~ be o ,t,a, ...1 I H ico l i p i - i„ y te o y : tile late Li 11 G,iittiiall ii4tlitii°llo° 241 Ditto, CaptAitt ;obit 11;:eigr.iiie), front the 57th" Foot , t ° ,, . , Captain or a ' Crl:::;antedy:vtihcee 6Dtl:A.l.l°toCi.", app00,2144 1° l ' w '4' (ied root. .. - ' r n 0.+1' 1 •, J Ist kool"tecter.in BitaRli011; Serjeard ,--- BrytOlit 04 ,',.,„5i .1 34tit Foot, to be Ensign, vice Giardonyappeinted t 0.. . -. I ~., Royal Veteran Battalion. -'' • 24 Ditto,. Lieutenant lohn.flepb,trne, from the isedlitteoroll. ~,, ,Btration, to be LiCtiteilant, viLe Ikl'Bean, aitY('''ll ~.,.; 2stit il' oot; . .. • 4 1 ' 30 that), E'nsigst fan,tes' Campbell, Innit the 6th V„gl‘ to Battalion, to be E.it'sign vice. Ilurnoor, placed 00 01 ' , tired List. ' ~, 7th Ditto, Hospital 41latet —,-- Harris to be ft,sista4Ps4l4 '.-.'. grou t . o, who JCsiAto. toot ' I. Bth Ditto,' Captain follit Iliteticaek, front the 59th ..-, __: be Captain 5,4 a, Company. •- . ' . I3arracg, Arti;tecrs, joitit ‘,V Higgins, Gent. to 10 i tt°l4 . Lieutenant, witWout purchase, HOSPITAL STAFF.,.!' ri to Surgeon !mites 14PC.;regor, troth the Roy 1100 4 v .., n ..., a •-eputy ImpeCtot of Hospitals. 2d Regime/It. of itv•dt ',as' India roliirtirer,s• who t o Lieutenant James Lowe to be Captain,. vice WWI': to ost, -•''', tires. Choi ti Witham - It Pariridge to,be L!, 011 , t o , -vice Lowe. George itobett Cooper ,liiilok:r u be Ensipt, vice:Par trid,;.e. sa Et.lor. A N obst. - - p 1 :a The Appointment of Lietttena..i. i'. dhoti VatigtiP;,,,,,tf '.. from the -23 d -Litht,Dragootis, to be Captain of 1 , 1 '',7o. in the 3 sth Regiment 0? e out, ..,.; I.).ted in toe Ligic" zsth 01 .May•la.st, haf. riot tak.e..l iii.Wd. _r 7.Tire-,uzzirrntentivtd ( jfi ars alr Jseteileded,t!..l%!..4o,... Sth,"Fotlt, Lieutenant Edward.,Stuith, tiaving3Dll.,. ~z 1: self from a Demliiiiclit oi tne at-Almon wititillosf,,,ott , :23t1 Ditto, Second Lientenatir I o sopti WaW t, 11 " . 1 without , leave. . ;.Ist Ditto, 1....u5,,igu Henry Duttoh , dim? , . . ,,,• L. tittth I)itto, Surgeon F. blether, dittO• lfAil‘ lll ' ,til. " 3d West India Iteisirnept, • Lieaten i nn flyacint t, 0 in -41.);:itted limn tile ...kiniy I)e,)st W111',1! .'.. Embark.itton to join his Reginl_,A. .. ,A, 4th Unto, Lientenmt t.s. O'Connor, ditto. , ~ik.oll l/ C,vlini.lh , Nl. - 1 be ligyal South Linc;cla Alifit'a; ', ' . 'bid hirair.•,ant• _,luseil,l4', Charles Parket:, Gal t . to be'Lii:tAteilant. Patt.. ~,,,,,r sr I folio', '• -G',,nntirrie;rs in the Notch It vton V vit tllK •I ll iqc./a• 1... ' 4t' roe 1,51-',l Lirraiwart kitir Corrity 01 i lai., il;r," Charles Parr, Gent. to to I..i.ureilant• 0.4'7", ao,ve.- • Koh Na t.t.lobie, .6 e(3..,:tt, t ) ,,,. F,roif.,,t. Da . tect 0 . , -, o lollt . ' CuiP . ' ERR 4: 4'in the C.ilette of tilt , al• .0 Cii For Christi:hatch ,and foOt;cray-Volubteco, r` ~. E . Pl' burst and .Fontsc.iry Voiuntecrs. • , 0 fas l -' ••••• Cpnterbury,.Voluntecr itilla Corps', For 1° ,4 %0 4 , 410;4, pent, nthe Second• Liciitctant, vice4.,Sel„.),d, .1.i0 14 . vice tolit!...i. lames. Peirce, Gent., to . 1) ; . rit,eys - ti,..:e5.,,,cti. • , , , 11 , .. . - --------- r latAY ~ ,,,,r 1, IL „, 1,, A petsott wir.) I L;z:turc..,3 0 . n ' 0. : ,1t.,,.y ‘ .% ; i ,! l , l i!,:iiiiiri P . 3 , a Utylie for his,ili,:rtnii,io:i. to givo . `. ti t:; E . lO but.iol:"--,\Vlletl his NV6...i.y.pil6llladlitlll.,',,,kfiifi:° , never- would pc ,, tut any , s,Ligli t- q" - 1 , , 4 workiagbeiglibourho4 ' t ci, 11 ointnel,~' • 0 , 10 . As the fruit season .11;14. "now c tyi,, . j 0 ~I 0 strongly r., :jut to pareuti' al , ..,,,i:il to have tile C.ire ,of childrett to avoid iglw..-.1,, 1,51 th P ., in • , 4 theft` 1'.21- 4 • 1-re Ply ill thii article • nothing. .1110-.• ~. 0. 0 1 . . ) ... much, • ;mit 13v3 the fbrritatioll ot ''''''),r;rll,.:4:o ‘Yitir"'lll., which fires childnin of weal: baowitor,ol*.P.the,cool„. A reny.:;tv . nia3: . be 'al N;,11115- 11;iii, 00t..) ,, !,, ,. ;,t vhich 1 , io' tiott nn.LI 'cure, of-this cOttli)4o2;' `• .'- 4 0 , . I,,ttti., 1 itlcallittle ever ,itttroatu.A..l to- Pablo I ti 1,00,v , -,) Nveli 0 ' se Ciiing's Ilatent NVoriti 1 ~t)4elig . , ~ v o tc , 1 , ot P i 1 r tbe public testimony of their. (loc o '' "``' ' . I n''' psj4i f ild ' a L rite e ees: l cb s iiir) :: i d ii‘nr : o u ici t t l rl : ti l it t ) t iec l ir i rii. t i. : l l i e nilla C t i b ct :t ii ,:r it i , s e ; ‘ ,. ) ;_ r t, i7 : t l et e ee t a i i , : k it e / f ri fi ci . Sell, and BOS,toil i -ti NVell ' l ' 3 t ! l i , ' , l , ro n; illt , V.iio the Itirrlit Bon . the Lord Chicf D'' . l of ca , i' i P. Disnop ~.,,:o !:.xitheterti,i:ttliscalituhise (R)i!gobutle , in d , hot ... vi . the. P.atentee, Sold, .ati,'C4:l'.'he' veirl:ll4dtdlL'siena ncd_01):1110.1::,.°,1%,.:30:::1::',,,P4b: Cheapside, Landon, and.by mci 3 t „., ,;(1,, ' l 'f , Venders, in .11oxes",at os. . ..,-, i c.l f '.' el nos, (,l ,stsl , t charitable ptursos, in Bos.es at,,.. 430 c the natne of 'Ching' 011 d -89tlet :on is ! , Wltielt is ..allixed to each 130'(• •' ' . .• SIIIP' Ncli4s• - . to; ---- CR AVIO Nr, .1".;,.,(.c. (0,..;cc0r, Passed by-the lng,: Peta,.._',7 13:14 rl',.- ...of, I"lirce Sistess, Potash,' Endraghtf 1 , e ' r i E l4 ., !, ra --;--, from Embtlen. . i „,,, f o r 1 ,1 ,n 1 1 - 0 ..- Et Sailed-the Lord I)unc3,l. 1)1j. 'f.t, Md''" i t on, P' - tturrison, for St. Peter:J.ooo, i., 14,1a6, ii.r ` visow Anna, Cordes, Add liti,.‘"cul ' mu. . ..______-,,...-0."6',0 .......---,------- - 0 4 ' 1' r 11.1.41? g 1 t • 1;). . ; e, rch, fl"j iiiiP IA , Cho. 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Lord tI,LENEOROUGII delivered the judgment of the Court. —His Lordship observed, that in every plea to the jurisdi&ion ot the King's Courts, it was necessary, in order to oust the jurisdiction, to show where the jurisdaion ;vas. The plea in question, if it went to any, thing, was an argumentative , plea of Not Guilty. It professed to Witt!, that the Courts here had no cognizance over a person resident in Ire land ; and therefore it repelled the inference that the party had been unlawfully guilty of the aft ins Midr diesek. The objea of tile plea was to withdraw the Defendant rom the jurisdiction of the English Lows; but as it had the detect *of .not showing what other jurisdiaion had cognizance , of the offence, it Nvas unnecessary to enter further into the subje'et.---The Court were of opinion there should be judgment of respiwdeut ouster. - 'Tice:ATT olt ;N: y-G ENETI AL then 'moved, that the -De.fadant should plead instanter. JULY 2. THE KING V. BLAGDON. Mr. Blagdon, for a Jiibul on Earl St. Vince t, of which the particulars are already sufficiently before the Public, was sentenced to be imprisoned in the King's lienclarison for Six CalendarMentlis, to give surety for, good .behaviour for' three years, himself in 5601. and two sureties, in 2501. each. - FLIN Gr v. nt7DII:— For LA TAW th, sautekind, bein g ' the Pub-. or Avbat the former, Gentlentan was the ,Au thor, and another - PAmplitet. . The 'DaendAut *as firA,ordered:to be imprisoned in Ne wl y . ji t e f or si x , Calandar'Nfontlis, but in CCAVAC:I7;:ition cif the state of the Defoulant's health, 'the, Court. chanffA the confinetitent to the King's Bench Prison. Government are inktog every. possible means to di-.,Covor the Et , ersotts who were concerned in setting tire to thel..aborlltory at Woohvielr. Ti l e B oar d ox OA - Innice has ofii , re , :l a reward of 5001,- 4 Procla mation from 111" N.',JEFTY is hi ewise abottt to be . issued, otferii% a free pardon to any coficerned, in' t 116 in t 's ho g,iv Cin fLrmation of the pc r n who e c Attelly e,el the place on fire. Wc . understant hope's are entertained thin - the Will be speedily brought to punisluileat. Sir' t'ciT A t I) FORD, ;Ifecompanie . cl by Mr.. STAFFORD, the Princir Clerk at Bbw-stfta, attended at tilt 116yal Arsenal' An Tuesday, ,and the whole of-the day was spt.4.l.t. in ,takingdepositioni,..in consequimee of which several persons have :,ince eorntr l itted, to lionie of Correetiott,' Coldbatii-tields. This dreadful :apt DULit bCCII pl:Caleditilted for' -, xlten the engines belonging to tile Yardwen, ft wen , -ottzlit out, they were rendered nearly itse.les ley inter uf the DraSS screws belonging to the loather pipi:.; injurod so-much .that thoy would' not toetqlwr. A number of the iire-buelcets cot. and holes rondorod Osoloss, by . baing made in them,. , , fr. q 4 l l i3rl LIJNDON Crintrd by RICHARD HA klt IS, (AN". 4. Nl,f rtlett-coritt, Ilow-st feet ; alit P uttitiOled brwl, i 1 - A A. teht! cF Sc p r of ,Sooth Moit,sn.strt'et, urViVeri ut , 1,1,14 SVN-011.IQE, NO. 1141-, Stratitl ; 44: rriii-enen fi r d e ri 1 01 the I:.Jr Fditur, iltl;,t v.at'ktr--‘