The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-02 00:00:00

F.ISIIIUNS FUR FkBRU4,I". E,SN--r. A robe of rube-coloured veltret,mpti L o c t orti t tic r boulders in 'frArt, and very lotv in the 'hack ; snort vcIVLI Asa White crape. The rub.. worn aa.l , ess tti w ii crApc, the front ra which isloopert down with a d.amoird br00.,11, anti ttiffitried tvitly a 'qUilling of 1;,, : e, The hair dressed a bandeau of diamon6 as ,d white 05 - ,trielt feathers. White kid sloes.-- 2. A round un..ss of gold.cofoured cruhr , iintkal with silver; the b.:Lk steeves of white stitin ; the ipleclaki ftifl, and lotVed t!'p 1:.:.;r1s or .diatnends. Tine hatr dressed with an 1., • 0 16,tesis itul osti Leh teal iwrs. Whiny shoeS. • pleoraLktAni. DaLis as,— t. A round dress or wlnte mus lin. A lar4e India shawl: Whhe beaver hatom u nd scarlet, and ornamented with a scarlet feather, to match 411 e snawl. -2 A error. fl velvet pelisse, trimmed all round with double lace. Habit shirt, triMllied with lace. Velvet bonnet to co , respond with the pelisse. black j4nc shoes. Ao•Da. ss Ls.— t. A cap of temon.ctilettred crape, w or a very deco hyrder of white lace, the front , ornamented W ith red roes, —2. !Anna of yellow finished With a boW of ribbatul of tits s'arne colnur.-3. A veil cap, with a front formed ot black and pink, silk, ornamented with a liow bll the top ; --4. A holtrwt of blue silk, turned ;ill b bite. grid behind, trimmed 'with the' saine.- 7 .5. A Iva c. . v ered with a netting of the•same colouroind embroidered v i t h.biaek velvet.. Ab 1 k leatlor. —6, A bordicz of crint son velove , r, w black leather.--7. A shall cap of blue sa tin; coyeredvvitn a lace veil., Onf saval ION;.--`chic favourite colours ire blue, pink, green, and critio,nr. Feathers are oniversally adopted. lot firo dre.ises, velvet r or a .tin are preferred. Small bodies modoot satin, and timmilo.l all round with luillings of tit:: ...any.% Ar.,l luuch worn ova wnitc:. drosses. Small toct.:tn • of white th* 4hape ot a gown front, And tr. n round wan a toilling ofbi untie lace, is the only'co. 11.qncl l'or the , crijerit, Z;loakt or pclisses ut or c i.,4 .ire very fashionable. Low? J$ Leorp.—Not a - 11un4red miles from Staple,. tun t he il'aughter of a warm farmer lately leaped the window of the third story 'into the anus o f a sun of Mars. Her lower, with all the rqfinerr thep4ssion ins.iiires, had stretv'd the ,!rtatirid b eneat h a t e witath4 With a kitiontity of and was hakt , toing oft; with tho.: fair isorden in his arms, unhur r,, when he was seiztil,by ihe,le7' by a yard tildg, which ." Ana ,it other wounds, as 4 1 s :ep tho!,not 8 fatal.” -The fainily was alarmed by , the noise, the biee:///4 lover discovered, and the fair fugitive returned to the stall of her parents. The Amateurs of Change ringing were, 'letha l' s, neyer.mote highly gratified than on Monday even.. 1,) . 11 lit:46llg Ih/It ' s truly pkasitig Beal of Qt, ndiiceTripples,COriSiSting 91 - 50.1,0 Changes, tong most tnasteily - style in the tower of 411 Stints, Derhy', by the society of change ringers of that t0t441. ThesAmerican Indians wizen. they, heard a lever reatf,.belieyed U n it •the liver spider, and their feel: ingn were excited, for or against the p.iper, in'pro. possi4n to the subjett. What would, be their Irmo» dens to react the following Billet; The:hearer he •ectfrnay receive Twenty.five Thnusaria l'uti'nds 1" St: 'h Tickets may be purchased in every Lottery (lice in London. lite heavy storms of snow which fell on Wearies.' tray and Thursday sennight nearly put a Atop' to travellwz, particulaily oil the high . ground . btWeen Oxtot.g and Cheltenhain (where it tvati'drifted in manyr,laces to the height of tcn feet), 'and greatly impeded the arrival Uf the rnailsa • On Monday se'nnight, in the evenitig,. Stack'!!, of 13ank.street, and four other persons of Slit:Meld, returning tin horseback from Hathersage, lost their Ar' ay, and were so bewildered among the s n ow on t he mants„that they were at length nbliged to chelter thett'selfves in a quarry, where they passed Or. night, Which was sevete Itticl stormy, in a roost comfortless manner. • The next miring they were foitunate eri nigh o Intl I i t.te_r way back to . IlAther.; gAge , fi-4‘lrn nehCe they 3aleirat'tivcd in Sfl Ariehi on ,Wedile , ,tlay, to the , great jay of their anxious ' The ve,wl whleh was lately wrecked'hoot' turn to • t thwsni of the Light. house, war Ileitaht, Ws , the IlliNerva ; ot . Greenock, Smurit M ister, buon from t'< tltrti . gran to Liver Pooh' Oa het liass.ge she had filet with very haul ga .rt,. dllirt ,O,„ inter,; the Csptain, in a 'tate of ln><attr y, jumped o y er i,vrarti anti was drowned ; the Mate 'Then . t d ok , t i t s t s t inatin the vessel', out, voeit in the channel, h e s oi s i c ,„k. S ( WI Lif IP tot the Copeland, w hick ulif~~ttttttd sly pradneet tile if the vessel. The cKew , w e tt . ilso.‘ he principal. part of the cargo. Oillett, r Attaucitt,e, has Seen very 'teen. tive in placing a raid h. n hock part of the wreck and cargo c ;me as- r ,.„ :The itlizit; Capt. Donc,a‘sr, ~ f anti fen is Aber. deer, Its.a nt to S ,19 se'‘ , titght fell in with the Pixen C,ipt. Bit wN, 9ff the Coquet; anti smitatog ,:o he an Enemy, Idea to evade her. "f e_ maunder of the rixtm iver. ge l ving t gat, triistook •he . Aliza lot a .Smuggler, and immediately Chace, and run leaf rishnre rest B,, u mer. She I . ttirithte;yr,ot nif next;' tide, . with .ut arty damage, and hm sicce arrived safe at Sfitettic,, Situerritera— , ..Whiley, alias Af iheve I, wh , d,..pre. tiatinos at'Bsth have been legit nicoitioned, ha-, not yet liten apprelifindcd4; It apiiears, 'that fr o m h h e went to Worcester, and 'took !incise at l i iaWids, near that city, Whither he ranikivd many, of the goods he had ; Itive 14xiee, Into seemed. Some goods hive' likewise been secured ytt Bristol ' ant Mary Whiley,*el,e wif o: t, a ria Cle Frederick Welsh :Whitey, the nephew 'nl thislisiden.. lett vilibinr art committed in I.),VoOesrce , . quit, _fly' the intercepting of letters in t Vpareo4, such 3 scope of villainy has been o t ictie , '.l . ll4 ittily 'Whitey and his initiottouS family 'have: c,tiiird onl these nefarioos praktiees upwards t it twenty ; can and he was corivistied . and imprianned - tinder the sum , of J o h n Owen, at the Surteliwatk,!,3sstiuns, few years back. a t Monday serrtnigta Alm wlfe Setjeant Whit. tic, of the 25 11 ) regiment, with ker infattutiaughter in her arms, fell troin a iiiiggage waggon, between Lenrith and crittible6l4, on their tent to Berwick .upon Tweed, Tile child was killed r on the spot a ,and s h e p oor wonVICI WAS tnueu braked. Early on Monday morning the2tst,inst, Mr. H.. Chatrerton, Iptcher, at: Birmingham, was robbed at cpwarl. of 1201., by three tootpads,.wito,stopped ewer ucar Acton Palk wall, on his way to Tarnworth ;e . T wc , fix vtllaiiisarc t l custody.. 'L4 W i itgra k I COURT OF KING's I.lElsiCll, THURSDAY, FAB. t. toilnikEEE):, ELECTION. WM/am . 7etikinr, otherwise Prbite, was c h arge d i n an iialidment with falsely assuming • the.charafter of a Freeholder.of the Gqinty of Mid. dlesek, and polling as such for Sir F. Burdett, at the last EleCtion, under the name of William Prince,- ' taking the Freeholders' oath, and swearing that he had a freehold in the use and oet'uption of Edward' Britt,' in Stone.eurter.lane, St. Mattin's-lane, in the , Parish of Si. Maitin'in the Field 4, •• in the County of Middlesex i whereas, in trath'and in 'fad, he had no such freeltold, &c. • He pleaded We Guilty, and added, he knew no. thing of the Mauer, &c. He had no bail, and was therefore c:antnitted to the King's Bench Prison. Mr. EltiktNß illOved for a' tor +monis to be di. reCted to the Lord Mayor.of 'Lunbn, commanding him to restore Captain Henry'Smedley to the office of Harbour Master of the Wet Ducks, &c. on, the ground that he had been dismissed on some misino formation..--Rule to shew cause granted. "Mr. GARROW moved fOra writ of Habeas Corpus to' being up the body of John, Peacock, .staoiling charged with manslaughter, f,',l• the purpose pf being This he moved on affidavit 'stating 'all Ale circurnitaoces of The case 'upon which is Charged, : and denying all the guilt' imputed to him, in wtdch he is sumorted by his servant, alledging that he . has long 'been resident in the' Bortitie, - near Pepper, t,har some time ago,' late ar night, after he had gone to bed, a person 'r rig -violently .ar bell, to whom he called 'out, but received noanswer, he went down stairs, and found a man scnielesily drunk, whom he removed rti a distance from hiS gate, and causetito beCarried to Guy's Hospital, where he some time afterwards' died. Before the 'PM-oiler' some perSoos swore that Mr. Peacock had a Lityeuret in his hand, but did not to say he used it, brit said he struck the deceased. Now he swore he had no bayonet, in which 'he was confirmed by the servant ; and thesurgeon tcliu examined thi body swore before the Coronet that he itavuted - the death' apoplexy:—Writ t•anted. Mr. GARROw hinted, by way of caution to.thOse who had not,al(eady given any f Ike aecounti of this Caseolot : he §hoold have a Motion to. mike against those who,,lia4.,given a faise accootat, on Monday next. Mr. Gtaas moved for a MaUdaMUS. to certain C‘oirtruissioners tinder a,Turopike . .e, l / 2 „A, to restore 4' Richard Clerk to the office of theAr clerk, on the ground of their having irregtilarly'disgaib4eS, him.—Rule to shew cause. Mr..WOOD moved for a Rule to chew cause why a. Prohibitio►► should not issue to the Lords Coin. missioners of Appeal in I'rize Causes, to prevent them from proceeding to compel Alelouder l i teary ,t() pAy '11)C *um of 4.gg t 1., t4i. id. into, the. Regi. stry of the Court of Appeal. . . The Court, af: , ..r hearing, the whole ,of the edit, refused the motile. MATTIIL%V ru k -jUDiON.—QtIetRANTINIi. .r? Mr. GAzi Lei argued this special case on the 'part of the• t'laintifr; it. was an :Alan against the WelendArtr, a Pilot; to' recover a penalty of tocil: uUder the Staithc of 3 . 9 . ;and 40 Gen3.ll. c.'&o, which enattni, that io case a'ny Pilot should bring or con. duA any tship to theperformince of quarantloe to any place' not spetlially nppnioted by His IVI - hjesty Couocii; unbtilf Coinpell'A so to do by ,truss of weacht7r, such - Piltit should - pay a penaltY of tool. The cadge wasuieil at the Sittings -after last. Territi and a gerdia given forthe Plaintiffoubjelt to the opi. niou of the Cetiit, The vettid, which Was &Swede, called the Norden, came from Leghorn,' and was of cause; liable to the'perfortnance of ,quarantine ; she was carried to ydrmouth,'aud afterwards flailed 'for the •Poit of London. At Yarmouth the place of quarantine was at some distance, and for the Port of G indon it was at Standgate Creek, in the'Rister Nlttivvay, oppcasite the Note. • • - • Special Case stated; that the Defendant went on board the ve%;!.el to pilot her to and that he did so without any knowledge of 'her hasr. tog come from a Country 'which made her stibjen this quarantine `l'he sole question' for the 'consideration of the Court 'war, " whether, under • the Mt l'arliatri,mr, it was' necessary a ?Oat have notice that tile' ship he piloted was , liabli,to the perform.ince of • (pi:want:toe ? The Ltained Counsel aVglted, that, 'front the whole tentir of t he An, it i , :iirevident the Legislature inteaell that a PilOr, bet - 6re lie presourd to tiring 'a ship into port, was bound, at 111$ peril, to ascertain, by ne. cessarY inquiry, whether , she Was Ai4ile to quaran. tine' or not t athrtivinhis 'neglea subjected him to the • .:X.wrs mlintainerl the contrary position.—, Theltinients sides' 'were strpr ',tied With eti till a ; I.;ut it would be superfluous to enter info thetii, as'itis the 'jtrigment 6f' the Court which is chiefly . tinpottant to the ?aline on'this interesting Lord lint.eNsoitoUG it said, the COurt would take. dine to Coolitler the'Ciebe. • tiiit . Cottl'altATloN OF TsWKlttilltritY ti. nyirOrl. This Was' a,cjiiitctioo all iñfiiiite 'irtorrient to the Ptitilk. It tviot; Whethet the' 'Plaintiffs were in_ tilled to 'toll: fur cora sofif in a public market, not in balk,' lidr • •• ••• • Mr. Serje,itir WE i.t.tAtat was heard at great fot the Plaintiffs ; which the Court di. re,Fi•ul that certain teetiniCal amendments should be ma:le ip the i gpeel4lCatie, in order that the decision might embface 'the 'whale. of iti'merits, On ThurAday dome.tvolkmen ,employed in digging a ,newdty (lock on the East 'we of .the River . o4ll, discovered 4 liuman skOttnn ; the.ekullitml ptinci« pal hones ni ,were, in a pcletl state,, but, (rota, thrir . i•th teatance, m lave vi lain there a coo. 6iticrithle 161 e. They Were lun j about ,tbree f eet l - lrow the swim:eat' the earth, anti oil a shpt, which 114 1",,r many yr.trt 'been covered 'with'waver, , klicrwn by the - nave of the Olt. Dyke. LON' • 1 / 4 ).t4 ; Pnated by P.14;14 A LI Aka's, (of No. 4, Metict-cuttrt, Nwr - -Stroct); ami At Os srcald; wAcil Atgarsistalcorr, Ordecs fu •Cr L;tICIS QV"' nr v 111.41 14,,, A pitched battle was iotight at Harehatch, a fort, night since, for thirty gnineas, ber , ve , ..n a young farmer of the mime of _Payne, and Stubble, .a but. cher at .oakley, when the combatants were so exhaested and beaten, that their friends interfered, and it was agreed on, that' the light slould be re. newed within a month, On Thursday the pugilists met again, with their seconds, and they set-to in the most resolute manner. Many'hard blows were exchanged Auringlhe first four rounds and in the dne succeeding, Payne received a blow which deprived him of .many. of his teeth ; ,but ,lie re. turned the hit, whilst his opponent was 'rallying, Which' brOke th e nose of. Stitlible in a shock.' ing manner.'. As the fight continued, the feelings of,the speetators were mucbintertsted : irresistible hlows were exchanged,,and the battle was vigorous. 1Y maintained until the 39th round, when' the' com batants both fell, and were for a time unable to rise. It : was tlooght, that, tire: battle,, in this instance, could not be determined ; but the . cOmliatants rose again,. and funght another round with 'redoubled fury, in which Stubbl; &Olt: his opponent dOwn in a rally, whitli necidM the contest, — The pugilists were hnth . dreadfully maimed; andit wai some time before they could,beremoved off the groped. The 'stakes were given,to the viaor, with the addition of a spouse, on whose account the contest originated.. . A letter from Dublin, dated S.iktirday, half past, seven *O'clock at'oight," says, " Mr. Justice DA:LY 'sat in the Court uf'Kiners Berle dies 'day,. for the :first.lite since the commencetnent,,Oi' the: argument in' the crse of justice jouNsox. it ~vas pre. viously understood that ,Lryrki Chieljustice Down its and Mr. justice DAY ; and Mr. Justice Os aOß N be i ng personally concerne d, -1 , (.1 IA not at'-i —. The Court detertr&led to hear•fwo C(46lset on each 'side. • Mr. M/CAktNitY, in an .argument of two hours, contended, th,it the arrest, was not valid, and that Mr. Justice. joHNsON 04103 to lie ilisClUltged without bail. Tiie rest or the day was occupied With the atiument of Prime..sr.rjeant .Bitowiq.a upon the other,side. 'kheCuurt,then ao,jour!ted ttit Mon. day,when Mr. CuititArt Aas tube heard for Mr, jug. rice j , ;l4:4sorei, drid the' ATToItNitY.GENikAL against him.; atter 'which; it was eitpected, the Court would give jtidginent. it is .gpnerally• ;thoulght • aalOug the B ,tbat , the Arrest will starid, and Mr. justice joHm,Uir will be tr.omi:ted to England. He contirmes‘Undir arrest . ; hut was nut brought. up . to Court, on account of '•. •PII . IILIC -OrVICV, HATTUN.GARD!N.-7-Yester. I dayOorah . gtre, and Leuis, who resided In Curobt - ..,r.. • land:court, Comptoo.strect; Clerkenwell, were re ferred hack" from the City, tAi have their final. exa. mination, on a charge of being ,reccivers of stolen goods from Richard Geary, Porter to Mr. Flint, in Graceehurch.street, wh o i s full r co m mi t ted i n the City for the °fence. Mr. Flint swearing to statue part of the property traded upon. the Piiioners, they were fully cotnmitted to Newgate for trial. Yesterday, at Matlbruough.street, if'dliam El. Ivan's, alias Rroodlloa, ..(vas fully committed for , trial, for stealing a considerable quantify - Of plate in the fr.loie of J. F. ft Rollins,..F,sq. Hertford. street, Mayfair.-4/ 0 . Hall.ie,y was committed for trial fOr a burglary at No. 6, Lisle-street, teiCes. ter.sqOare. This IN one o the houses lately des. seriedhy the frail sisterhood; and was in the the , of a Mrs. Jones, ,who,,, on going home, could not'. e n ter, 'chi! door Ising fastened, within. She app r i se d the Watchtnanof this fad, whki saw the Pristine( lenvellie . fintise'soon after, • whomhe secured, 'Two women .said, that the house was still resorted ,to by woinetiolthe -town, and' that the door witit left open the greate,t part of the night. Thi4 statement, how. tvei', was' confuted by the Watchman. justice ROOM, - GUtLutim.L.--Yesttrday two •Bakers of the Ward of Fatringdon attended by vir. tut of sutnmonses, at the instance of the Gentlemen of the said Ward, charged, wish selling and eitrinsing for sale a great number of (pattern loaves,,and.small bread, deficient considerably of weight. Several of the quartern loaves •were deficient front three to sik ounces, anti the others equal ,in 'proportion. 11F case being very clearly made. out, Sir WILLIAM Laio,wrost, the Sitting Alderman, convicted'; triit'i, 'in the mitigated penalty of 3• 4 an ounce, :Which ' amounted to upwards of iol. the one, and the ,other upwards of 514 and the• bread .was forfeited to be t gifen to the.Puot. . .. . On ,Sunday morning a womati :in Knightsbridge: Barracks was safely delivered of i-feirule child, l troking the fifth generation on the female tide, and ` all tiFtvhom were prevent: at the birth ; c o ns i st i ng ! of Lucy Wall, the infant's mother k Mary Haywood,' the grandmother ; Dorothy Smith, the great_ Tana. mother ;, and Dorothy , Simpson,. ,ilte .gteas.grcat.,. grandmother. . _ • On Saturday the 1 zth ult. a fire brokt nut •in a barn, at. Sliuttives, porish•of Riccarton, Scotland,. belonging to' James Wright, which was intircly consumed, .with a quantity of .grain alai oit . roeal therein contained. ThC flames corrittioniCatad to the . stack-y*l4J, but were got under wi t h t h e lo ss o f one stack, and two othera a good deal Slamaged; On Thursday afternoon, lactWeen four and, five o'clock, a dreadful fire broke out in Mr. Fenton's ropery,without, the Scotch Gate, Betwick. opal • Tweed, Flowit originated hay not yet been asccr. tained, but from the quantity of hemp, sacc, which It contained, it, blazed with uncommon fury • for upwards of half an hour, whop the building was re:, ducal to a mere shell. .No pant 0 . 1 .04 , pr4mly , was insured. , 1 'A few days since, in the gternpoo, a chair, wit'; I- a Gentleman, his wife, and two children,,was stoppea about four. tnileaand an half. from Bristol,. on the ,Wolls_ road, ,by a single footpaik who p presenting a pistol, with, very. abusive language demanded the •Gentletnati's snowy. .Abit)f.cro,bun was imMedia i te. ly handed him; ,but lie, said, „,its, would . not d o , ti c j taint have all • upon which the gentleman' gav e ! f ilo a guinea, and'assurcd hint that it wan the Wlic.,le. b e had. The fellow, however, icsisted upon his,quit ting the carriage tha; he iiiighi l s'arch it; thii 'icing i eq r9 Plic 0 , ‘ , Yris, , /f44 lif'dirtii! T idt'tqf hoPtY, De oi.:- i .(I. , :reviiiem.to go 9n, and proecelfedliiin s tif towards Bristol. • • , t.,,,/ unlixbed by Wi1:144411 A*Allll IR SC) tr r (al Soutti hioltov-sirti!t, C rus‘ t:dor the Pater, Lcfterl far th 4ditir, 64 . c. (tost4aid/, mit beaddicibe.,l, i DEAR 1147 e, ' T T is with the, most heartfelt satisfaCtion t i f l i f,!b- 1_ address you oa the incOrtiparsble eiteellenet: of You ~- , 0 v;:ii , ,,,ble 4Yltxlicine, I,,F,AKE's I'.4:I7ENT, PI LL.S.. 1 1 ,;,„ t , %-;,; iby; ~I. this y,..ar 1 iiiid, the miSfortune to earitratt a i's,, t,:.:lConiplairit attcodeA l kvith the' most ....,:triiit* a°, la ki g - crou3:l3V-ttlyiiiriVit; /insomuch,. that 1 luilye 'h 1T 01 4 .,. 7 6 .par . Ao Itty y 040% for a. rillekle . witik t , ..,,tozeprzr, and i1 0r.ab . 1,'•;,3,1 . out of it ~ I hid no rest night nor day, aria ''s •,,tif..rEA t• le 141,. excrueiating':pain P.itifithrient,*tinT what was still 11 . 1 . 7 4 0 my eves grew wealcatul dint, so chit 1, could Si;•l,l:o' . . ° 'l,lo 4 11 V, obiyi4i if_pxer,so (49ssi to me, alizi e-4,pc4eil itot4uPg'„,fty, tlfart , the ttqii.l, t f,iiss* Of,',ini'sight. --;-- 1' ro:n 'a Sicintr- fteO l o ilit alit rlitlt&l''coiliuletit ttliit",' 1 beCArtib 4 t uilt.s:;filiti)A l. ., 4 .,„ objett - of pity anitcornwiltsion, 443(4414 ).134 ;il:l,. , g` l "„rJiaff 4 9... str f i f ty t ; al au : lll: :: o , l Ag 4eitiiii.: l ! nici al l;7 }•: t : te t7 fer ;rY tii r i rl l l P, l , tti . 9o 4, t 1 ii, b1 1 % % r e'. 1 ,14', 1 1. /1 4 1 4 5 L ' ill iti l i t o ll '-'iviliteolfort anatilly recArtnnenged !W . . a 11,w - itil u '''' Pt ; i :1 1,4 10 1 14-vitlg.iticcUaltliikiS t i'" - '''rie :t* purpose, and being *iin enorutons,,v‘pince,, It i w!.s "•!: 1 .40 bcfore 1 could be prey - peel nii - to takl: o- idrenP',: l : ,°,,,C l4t ,„4 coi v ' , flit six - houirs, ortilebetbrellitad taken Hoot akl . 4 3' ,4 ":1 - ';,, :, r 3iticrable bitlit ; iny -Nips grit4paiity,3tecikiiiNaniti;k 4 ', '. sight gr , ..:w better, and, to tlt.A. girBttr, slitpti ,ze ,a4ult . ,„44Pr ' ittent of ail iny'fri6,nas''(aft'er'raTOlig;trtiCiAfoxe3 'l7infAi litiltit awl strength was• per wetly rostositli I ° 4 ' '''' rir (thattics toiny...ripd and your ,invl'u-b1 110ti....'un,4) 43 ir : • Lai , - . - -' • " et 4 , learty..,t,,,,,,v‘r I was :a lily lift:. ' ..4 - ; 1r ~:.,.,),,,:,„,at tan 1;.....,,r,yt0 - ptaili!;ll this :in ai.' , , i , i you: think: proper, far the binigtlC ,3 ` . , c":'''F v, i'i r c i • i, " r Yilitt:h I should have ,taiit ;Jou s liter, OUT W., " '', yelipsi. .r:Nwaha, with th , .:!ofill:', - t - 4tatitil,l•!, L i t ltA v , i?‘..tr - Sir; yinit bbligod huinble •,,I,e,.ini:, ie....1- . 1 ' H.l4l.lstteet, liinningit.no,. Isliev, 1, 1,799. . • .., e i ti) ' i ,l • 11 , 1 4"..hi/Ovc ,14e411,:ine 1$ s...aritetly. re coittinT , i4Jl4* i • I,'ersorts ti" are In any doubt M . ,,ilutii'f;tialir t4 _,! ~' zati A O -- fie eltrilVentitil Atlik,tion, .particularly' tir: tlittrz ~.',` !I r . , ~„1 / 0 1 nix. ~thiir "dell ;bolt _ix, -bee t as •ii 01.1. IT,rtili,4_,' cited to:ort evv - y tam; 0( that ,nature, of howerYr , 1(!.I ~, ad:o:r,, llow , ±‘Aft' al%guiseet t utider: the afivettrance:tak!ltt:io.,s' t,,',10 it 1. , ..i y !.,Y.t ; IQ: . - Scprilwic, t; i VI: w iar„ ;wit t .t 3 li t hi.!4 lP) i t i i j i; ' I ti '. l:l ' i I i s 4 ;c: '; Sit ''l : l ; 7 l ‘) Lll:l r r eL :Ai l l i ll il i` i.' .l li l . 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' ' .!'.it.,. by tilft,l),,r9pripto;:, t.1L1",,';11,3;01,4 q ',,''' ',' - '.; : , :"4, Out' Ito 'h as haA - thi': , :i 13 0.' 0 ' , al , ~ • ..,, . . . ~..,, of th. 4 above ' Nittilc i l l '' ' II- f'' '(' 0,, ,!: Tii,,,l'eifilOi. • ' ' ; - ; it x t IIC iV . ,2J2 . !' ! :''';a.rt::ty ; ti lilii..l 1.,:i /*I li 1 ~ ',L , , :•, 1 ,• , .. ,_ ~( i * , , i l kilf 4 ' . : ot r fi:,,. ,•'- L' '''••• • • • l' ,s:' - .:,.; Icy, : : i : i ~,t.f..1.1, " -, 1 ! , , 0;1, ),.." . . a nti uY in ''',,i' Ni,. J , : :., - ,:::tuvr, i.:1:. - : i• - o• ••: ', ' . ' " , I, 1 -- ,`' . l l'A il 11 , " ~,1 . I ~ , , , i4..2.4k t ,1': ' • " ' ' ' Ml'. ':; t,:[ Q' "-li 1 -• , -• 92, G i,. ~ ',. , ;til i•l-'' ~ Or ' ~,, rextions, whereby 1 , ,,, i '.i0n,; of „ lila : . i.'; . r - ' 1 , 11 i 1P,,. . s,:.lves o tilt s.isz and sec r.cy . , , L . $ O,O .1. r :,, , :4.. r.• Each - :tot - Sold in 'Cre.at lirit -31 " t'..,, olnisiwt . 4 It' St:4;W, tat: Whit: h i .by lavour .of f„fli,e . t : ; :;: .•;(;• li t -P . pripted at the stan.b.l - 1111,-- 4 ` r r - • ' l ' : ' ll- ' j ~ nri,tyt; - .l,treer,—tU 11111ta , ..; WiliCh I,; ' ..„........:., k .be col:nu:riots. : ; - .' , —4.-7' t Last WeeK tiditterene arising cock, a sawyer at flirnstirl:.,itntl . nne of neiv lionri, a !Little ensued, whet. the firmer, received' blow fram his aatagnnist which ,killed him on ill , diver. The Coronet's inquest sat onAhe P,firl ll next„4.ly, and brought in a liercliti of trilfifi fic" r ' der;ln'cDnsquence of 'Which the ianfurtunate rnanwas committed to ExeterVdt --- On Monday sisnnrght . Williarn a Roar old beggar; waccountilying dead in'a:field near 1.10`v., tell, in the neighbourhood ;of NVoulet, 4y,! veroPa wpc,,,vs out shooling. He was beggils, At Mif• fir. on the Saitttday preCedini,'antilt aiireared that. fie had Insty his way; antOperished by the trileroci,lcf of the :weather. -- • • List week an Inquisition was .taken near N , artharnpton„beforeß,, B itt, G i ept.Po9 l the Coroners for 'th at County,' on vic , N of The h9dY • of Edw. Atlsl[ll, a j nrrneYnian paper:th tker. deceased, with two others, Daniel Pincock - antt Ed. ward gobertson, who worked at the,Mill, ,had .b.t" to Great Houghton, ar , .3,.0n their return,, the u'alen being much - out; they attempted to pass the rivet Nine and the mill tail in a s m a ll boat, when. 'Mi n g g ot into the eMy, of the mill stream, they ere unable. tb manage the boat, and Alistin and, ciie, 1 the others (who 'bath ~swimYluttwitt the boat w i .an .in .to. s witn lon short, .bat ' 44 stream was so strong that they we= opahls,:to, .09 i t i and in their atterni,t to jump out, it supp9sphitfl boat crag ' upset, a; it' was fAi it t bottom etp~4t sr $. all three were unforturtatelpdrowned.'-' 1 1.11 6' w° all seen in the,tlaat, and two of : the t a in the # 4 . tel ti t but the night was _so dark tbat ) no assistance C? be rendered to then. The' hOily r "Of An.sti" found on, :Thursday last : those of the other I" ware pot found till Ftitliyrtv.enitig:. were oil ,Satur,(fay held on them, V e oid . ; ,4 0 ,11efil!°, liiath. Austin lia:STeti a Wile and family. , •z..IIIILT - (kiTuesi o lly„:t.lie * g ut ,uit,•at Inyeresk t 1 the l itiltpf.Fir . lNi 7 a1.4"8611.` , o*, I.4tei y, ar Naafi, ,tho:l4acly of Liett r eAtib..clolotlC4 of Donnegal IClifttia, of a 1):.tO titer'. fos A few days ago, at Luttervirottli, Mre.44ellghairt,: 4o. , tiirce boys and a girl ; three of whom are_ct,?."' -,—., y • , 3Li r .;" • ", 4 .,• • Y'• .)41 M"alF list, 44_ W4itechaivla Church. 1101Jatif xivi 117.kv•voith, Esq: of lichiturst, "Kcne, to Miss Mail P cobble, eld:st daloter?i4 juhirPrebnie,' 0441 .`,ounty. `Oll Ttruisd3Y; tiaiiioh, of WitlMtiriitoo, r l 4ll °l5l Lipporflutve.i-strect, f frol • 'Thy dra iv? S:appult,Fry, of Stokoiqswitigton, ,to 0 ?0 fl . 77 ' 16 o r thilAc raid DIED. '''()n the 14th ult. f the rei . ' ll ! WATlvit;k. • " ' . On the !Sill ult. TOr.Core M I p Niing , Want on haarel ldi3 hlajustY's Ship Lapwir:gf ,olB , e ,, s ,',, l f g . tr _green, it-ttn of a sl. l l l . l ., :;a i ti:i t g o ; u ll 9 O i r t o ts p c e l f z a a c Y t i rat, .Mrs. Her •'.lllO Salae day, at his father's huiwe at Totte.ridge.i, Cbaci:4 Lewis, Esq. otirfa'iliii Nose College. Ov' t ' r ` iace . ycars, .elaest son of 4atnea Eq. h . It) ugnst last; atKinks,ton, in Lewis,tarrilica, lchn CoLl. t o vilib; E64:' CaPtailt the Royal N. ,This'Gc4"7l7), fi s very eminently si t tnalized himself under ti o auspiCes.‘, great and-y; it trictili Sir Sidney. Slnitli, in the Artio t A ) barlirttion of auftroeps Cu the Egyini4J4 PRIC. OF STOCKS. VESTE 16AY. Bank.Stock,l79 tgo r 7 9. Navy c per (.!. 9tipi 5 per Cent. 179 7 . Lock( 1 Mil 5 per Cwt. '4 per Cent. 7g 3 per Cent. Kett. 6t I 3 Pe , et Can. 6ti6uli Hank L. Ann. 18 Ditto S hort A'nn. India Steck,• itl Soutti.Sei Stock, EXqual. gills, par, 15. Pr• 3 per Lent. cleft:m.(l, Goi .Ditto Mn.A Cons. for 6i , 5 0 0 131 .VENERRAI; BLINDNESS, &c. To Mr, Ttiom As TA Y I.ott, Skirgeoll, N J. 9,•N C ' 1.01140,11.