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A li VW . • r.y. top •'. r -) *4 --=-- •:. IN gr . i"" 1 <,,_. ~., 4 • Fr kW 4 •:'.. '• 4 i - ' 44., A . _ _ . ~....... • - , i' .1 '.. . we\ v .. , - • _ci ... ..: ~ . . ) I .--;,;—',, • 1 , le' ;- s's ,4l,Nr i • ' ' •,;*-:;- 4.: - 1 '1; ' Aj , . -- 7,7 - •filL.9rs-,P.jr(c r 1~ ~~- ~.~~ i:• ~ '~ p ~_' ~. NUMBER 62341 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1812. [PRICE SIXPrNCE-HALFP.P,NNy, NEXT( MONDAY. TBISH, Covtractor for the Lottery, re . spectfully . wicise3 .the Public to tolt4e purchases :Ist his Offices, 4, ( 'CRNHILL, - and 9,CIIARINC4 CROSS. on 'or !Vote MONDAY, its the LOTTERY hvgins oo TUkSDAY Mori:nog, stiffen ' 4: 20 , 0 N4 3 ( 30,000, X 40,000, • MAY BE GAINED - BY A BLANK. The Lowest Prizes are 21/. each; and every Number will be drawn from the Wheel. PRIVATE TUITION. A CLERGYMAN, of the University Of Oxford, 171 A. B. wishes to employ hiniself as a Tuitor in a .Gen tletian'A family. He 1136 been occapied in this capacity for the last fOur years, hut is now disengaged, as his pupil is .bone to College. Letters addressed to Mr. Tupman, Printer ; Nottingham, Fill be attended to, and sztisfactory testimonials as Waft ,aeter and ability produced. • • MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, Vic. arc respect fully informed they, may be supplied with MONEY to any•amount,' on terms equal to Merticage, secured upon Free told, Copyhold, Leasehold Lan4' or -1-lOttses, Money in 'ha Funds, Marriage. Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergy ruen's Livings, or any other Property. • • Persons orresneetabiiity may be isupplied on their Personal .Security only. Gentlemen will iud every liberal accommoda tion; Without delay., AppliCation from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-:paid) addressed to MesSrS. Wills and Co. 4D,Soiltb-stzect, Berkeley .squase. MONEY. plosE desirous - of borrowing SUMS of MONEY are informed they /day be supplied with any Sloo on the SeeuritY of Chug en Livings, l‘larriage Settlements, Money the,Fulids,'Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Es tates; as also by responsible Persons Security, on Terms infi nitely more honourable and advantageous to the Borrower than are usually offered to the public. • Letters (post paid, addressed to Mr. W. 11, Chapel-place, `'ere -street, Oxford-street, will be immediately answered, Vbere personal applications are daily received from Twelve to Four. - GAME AND RESIDENCE.-=WILTS. TO AZ L:LT, rroiti the Ist of September, 1812, tilt the 25th of March, 1819, it Comfortable F.411.11LY RtSIDETstC, three miles east of Salisbury, with the FURNITURE there to belonging, and the exclusive privileges of Free Warren and Game over the well-wooded Manor of Clarendon Park, containing abo it 4,400, acres, abounding with Pheasants, Hares, and other Game, with or without the Deer Palk of ' 250 Acres, and the Farm of 105 Acres. For a view of the premises, and to treat fee the same, ap ply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Atwood, Salisbury. Printed particulars may be had of Messrs.,Richardseh and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; at the iThite Hart inn, Bath ; and at the principal Inns on the Western .Road. ESTATES FOR SALE. SOTJTH WALE.S. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES-RADNORiIIIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in the Matter of• the devised Estates of JOHN PRICE, Esq. deceased, before Stephen Hough; Gentleman, the person appointed by Edward Morris, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, to whom the said Matter stands referred, at the,BEAR'S HEAD INN, , in NEWTOWN, in the County of Mont gomery, on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the 13th Days of October next, at 2 o'clock of each Day in the After noon, IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS, 111 DART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late of 41.. JOHN PRICE Esq. deceased, of PenYhent, consisting of several Farms and Lands. situate in the several Parishes of Llanvihringel Rhydithon ; Llandewy Ystralenny; Saint Harmon, Llanbister, Nantmell, Llanbadarn Vynnyd4, Llanbadarn Vaur, Llandegley, and Kevculys, otherwise IC.efenlece, in the County of Radnor;_ 'containing in the whole %/pw rd, of Three Thousand Seven. Hundred Acres, with'the Wiruber and Wood growing thttrpon.- . Printed Particulars may be in a -- few days had (gratis) in London, at the said Master's 'Chambers, in Southampton- Luildings, Chancery-lane; and of Mex>rs. Meredith, Rob bins, and T , onkyns, Solicitors, Lincolns-Inn ; at whose Otlice Plans of the Evan may be seen i Particulars ruayalso be had of Mr. Evan -Evans, •tiolicitor, Rhayader; Mr. Whitcombe, Solicitor, Kington; Mr. Thomas Meredith, Som. licitor, Knighton; Mr. Gallieis, Land S4rveyor, Pi-cOeigne; the place of Sale; tire Fleece Inn, Peuybent ; the IlrelTsl - 1 Llandrinditd; the Crown-Inn, Ludlow; and the other prin cipal Inns in the neighbourhood. LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In London, (unless- previously disposed of by Private Contract), HE A DVOWS ON of SOLIHULL, nearly midway between Birmingham and Warwick; consisting of an excellent Parsonage House, and about Eighty-eight Acres of Rich Glebe Land, and the TI rar:s_4 e lon g iu g to the Rectory of the Parish, which contains upward s arEleven housand .Acres, together of the, estimated yearly value of between Two add Three Thousand Pounds; the present tumbent aged about t 6 years. Printed Particulars may soon be had, at the Auction Mart; 'z'f Thomas Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's-iun ; of Messrs. Richard • ion and Co. No. 7, Lirscolis's inn Fields ;of Joseph Hard . kg, Esq.. Solihull; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford on Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, -Webb, and Attwood, Saiis bUry, who will treat lay private contract.. ,This Day was published, • In Octavo, price One Shilling acrd Sixpence, A LE TTER on the . STATE and CONDI ,TION of APOTHECARIPI, with Proposals for olal:- rag - their Offices lucre respectable mod more beneficial to the 4 '4:Jlie. Addressed to PharMacopola Verios t BY a TRUE SURD ON. Piloted for J. Callow, Medical .Bookseller, 10, Crown 4D-4rt, princes 7 street, Soho. Where mayt by bad, just published, price 2s. Cursor} , Remarks on Corpulence, by a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. ._;., IViZ .SPILSBIJRY, frorp his success. ihScrophu.= AL: low; eases, may be coilLulted, any Morning between hours of Eieven and Three, at his Dispensary, No; is, Soho-square. London. • 2 , Pa' ients wi.hing . to consult him at their own Houses, on 41i.sease5 of .thc taints, Scorbutic and Eruptive Complaints, previous to making Use •of the AT ENT AN 'CIS CT) R. tt.' 'l' IC DROPS , w ill have a decided Opinion as to the Probithility of Success. • N n. vt Attendance may be known at the Dispensa r y, 14 ( 1 . ts, Soho. square. As there,are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for S}iils_ cur)'s Patent Atitiscorbutic Drops, with the Kink's duty Printed in black' ink, in bottles of ss 6d. double hut leS lar'get tl. 2S. duty included. Couipoitail Essence, Ss. IspeD ry, t . s, Soliu-square, London. NEW PUBLICATIONS. • This Day here- published, Handsomely printed in Three VoluMes Octavo, with Two Maps, piice 11. 16. , 5. boards, • QiIIPWRECKS , and - DISASTERS at SEA ; or, HISTORICAL NARRATIVES of the -MOST •NOTED CALAMITIES and PROVID,EN'FIAL DELIVER ANCES which have resulted from mititcrimf:, ENTER PRISE, with a Sketch of various Expedients . for preserving the Lives of Mariners. Printed .for Longman ' lintA ' , Rees, °Nue, and Brown, London ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edntimrgli. ' '• BISHOP HORSLEY'S WORKS. This Day was published, Dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince, Regent, In One Volume, Octavo, price 14s. in boards, the Third Edition of , ' ,i_ ET'rERS in CONTROVERSY with Dr. g PRIESTLEY, upon the Historical Qui.stiutt of the Be lief ofthe First Ages in our Lord's Divinity. By . SAMCFEL 1401;SLEY, I.L.D. I!Jt.S. F.A.S. Late Lprrd Bishop of St. Asapli. To which is added, an APPENDIX, in yeply. to. Mt. Bel sham's Review of the Contrmersy ; by 'Le iSce. Heneage Horsley - , A.M. Prebendary of St. Asapli, and late Student of Christ's clutch, 'Oxon. - 2. A Third Volume, containing fifteen additional Sermons, 'nice 10s. in boat 3. The Third Edition of the two .irst Volumes of Sermons. , _ • Price of the Three Voluines 275. boards. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orne. and Brown ; F. C. and J. Rivingtou; and T. Hamilton, Lou ;J. Bal. lantyne and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. Keene, Dublin. THE FARMER'S MAGAZi...E. This Day was published, Containing Ten Sheets of Letter-press, price Three Shilling, • THEFARMER'S MAtiAZINE, a Periodica l Work, exclusively devoted to Agriculture and .Rural Affairs, published quarterly.' No 51, containing, the • follow= ing original CommAncations Account of 'a new Apparatus for yoking Horses in Thrash ing -mills; with an Engraving and Description. By Walter Samuel. On the Dairy Husbandry. By Mr. Afton, (Conclnded). A Mechanic's Observations on Mr. Wilkie's Reply, to 11:s former Remarks on the Iron Plough. On a Disease in Sheep called the Sturdy, or Water in the Head. By the Ettrick Shepherd. A Traveller's NoteS on the State of Cultivation, &c. in the eour,e of a Tour in England in Seine:Ober 1111. (Can tinned.) Observations on a System of Book 7 keeping fur Farmert.— By Simplictias. • Report of an Action of Damages concerning. the Burning of Ctilross Forest, Lord Kern v. William heir, Esq. ; decid ed 10th June, 1812. • 04 the Utinq of Meteorological Journals. On dividing a Triangle into any nibikoer of equal parts. On the Advantaties of Permanent Pasture. By Mr. Ro bertson, of Early kirk. . „. On the Binding and Stook.ng of Gra , n.. . - On Salving She 4, mil the, Introduction of the Spanish Breed into tine Orkney Isles. On the Use of Bones as Manure, add other relative Sub jects. . 0:1 Grasses. • On the Gooseberry Caterpillar. By Mr. Steele, W. S. REVIEW. Art. 1. The. ;light Hon. Sir John Sinclair's Account of Scottish Husbandry. Net 5. Dizscriation3 on Queitions connected with .he Agliciatural Improvement of a Counrty in general, but more espeta,4y as applicable to tile State of Scotia:id. . 2. General View of the Agriculture of Dumbartonshire.— By the Rev. A. Whyte and 1). MaclarliAn, 15. D. 3. A Treatise on a New Siystcni of Agriculture, and Feeding of Stock. By George Adams. Agricultural Intellk;ence and State of the Industrious Poor. —Scotlancl.England and Wales.—On • the Rust in Corn crops. By Mr. Robertson, of Lady Kirk; , —N.tices to Corres pondents, &c, Printed for Longman, litrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, London, and A. Constaele and Co. Edin burgh. Of whom may be had, The Farmer's Magazine, from its commencement in 1800 to the preseuttime ; 12 volt. price 61. 3s. in boards ; or any •Nunilter or Volume separateiy. s' i* e Communications fur the above Work are requested to be addressed to the Publishers. A CHALLF_AGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late i n NLjesty 's serv . 'Le o clialiebge tiit Aisole wolld to wove 6 ngle instance whet-; ritoi and method cf cure have Jailed ut the desired etlea. The pratti:e of ninny years in this particular branch of their: prOtession, his not "given rise to nu traisuc.L.es4til "I:fiev continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure ot s .'venereal complaints, and that.derangement °line sys tem, which is the consequence .1 the pernicious and wastef u I effects of .a .habit long and most unhappily pursull by .the youth of both sexes ln the one it • vvil Ibe found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have itsfavages fa tally developed to them by a distres s ing s t a te, of debility, winch it not timely remedied, terrnmates in impotentcy,, these are its remote and • Itirnate-effects, while consumed lion, loss of muscular vo‘yer, and various nervous complaints, tisUalk• characterise the earlier stages our :is solitary .eico 7 -- Of persons languishing un er the oi:orders meld: nt to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and lia.i.never paved unsuc cessful in the course of a long, laborious, slid much extended practice lu the most obsottaus antler frilp..ea.en•Lases of ye. tiered! iorettion, such as ot .. .tructions /lithe urethra, spunKy excrescenCes...hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, gleets, as also r • sTßteTußts, Whether recent or of hing duration, and which have bal.: tied the skill of other Praeliiiul:efS, are by their present un proved planol treatment, ellietualty and permanently . cored, without the l'atie4.t sateritig • the 'excruciating pa..ii and alarming hemorrhage which frequently 'follows. the appiiea- Linn .of the lunar caustic lit the course ,lt twenty y ears extensive pratiroe in, this Metropolis. tiomerous cases of a Strictures have been n't are daily under, their care, the total eradication of which is ellectoi by a, safe, certain, and cape callous mode of ptaCtice, superior to other - yet adopted. the weakness, felakation, and debility proceeding Linen this complaint are Spettelify rem..ved, and-tire Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But woere tile debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restoratve medics, alter the Stricture has been destrnye..., is indispettsa .bly requisite to revive the shunrbenng sparks or life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first ,respaa-4 bitty„ have been under the care of Messrs. + u.rrie, and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and having received a radical and permanent Cure, request that relerences may be giviat to. thein, as satisfactory. Lvi destces of.the decisive superiority of Mcts. rs. Currie a.al Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had stric tures help to to Ito years, and •had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal emi nence, who attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and hopour, at thcir . house, No. 107. Hatton-garden- Patients in the country arc requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, 4,:c &c. inclosing a remittance for advice and mciliciu,s, when the name will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the pug. age of letters may be added to the account for Medicine&. gth June, t809,--537, Hatton-garcieu: - • VICTU-ILL L'ATG- OFFICE, Z.rtg.3l, COMMIS3TONERSfor VICTETALLENG Si4JESTS.'S / 1 7,4/1 . do herrsy give Notice, Thee on Thursday, the. 1;;Ift of Septeml'er newt, at 'Three r'Cloch ift the .effeetiroort, will be exposed to Public Sale, at Me PZe tteatintr-Q,A,tTev, tit Dover, the foll.wing COOP.z.E.,GE tSTOB.S and .51SC LIT BAGS, lasmall Lot:, viz. Quebec Boards Endr 14,151. ~ Irom 10 to 17 Inc/at long. Quebec Doublet Ends . .. 17,7Q0, from 14 N IC btchc.^ long. Irish Barrel Staves ' C,CCO. Old Biscuit Jags Lying in the Stores-OJ' that Office, where any Persons inclin able to purchase, may have the liberty_ of viewing the same, in. the common worhing any clay before the Sale. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Aug. 10, 1812. IJE pOMMISSIONERS for conducting His ISLIJESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for'taking Care of Sick and frovnded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody. of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready at' this Qllic, on Tuesday,thelsth Septemlier, 1812, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat' with such Persons as may be willing to- contract for victualing Sick and if ounded Seamen, :on board the Bataeirr Ilo.spilal Ship at Woolwich, Jilt Six Months certain, front the 71h Optvber 1812. - A r o Tender wilt be 'waved after One o'Cloch on the Day o r Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personally attend. ~Each Tender 9ntat be acc,,,,,,:fed by a Letter from iwo.ropeaable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of,,C .500 for the dzte Terformance of the Contract. . Frirthor Partic'ulrirs may be known by' *lying id this Uce ; or to Dr. Robertson, Surgeon of tith said Ship. TR A 4VSP R OFF , • • August 10, 1812.. THE COMMiSSIO.NERS for colzci!.ct:.ng ilis MAJESTY'S TR...INSPORT SERVICE for taking Care of Sick and W-ounded Seamen, acrd for the Care and Custody of Prisoners cf War, do hereby give - Noticr, that they 41 be ready at thiscbrice, on Tyesday, Mc 92e Septenther, 1 $ 12; to receive seated Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contra`ct for Supplying, for-Twelve Months certain, :front the ist , of Novemser, 1812, COATS, WAIST COATS, TROWSERS, 'FLANNEL WAISTCOATS, and DRAWERS, for the service of Sich and Irounded Seamen,' and Sick-Prisoners of War. No natter will be received after One o'Cock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party,or an .elgent for him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter friml two' respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with Me Person tendering, in the Sum of 4001, for the due Performance of the Contract. Farther'*Particulars maybe known by applying at thisQflice, and samples seen at the Stereheeper-General's, Duke-street, Westinavter. TAds:sP9RT-OFFICE, sir gust. 29, 1812. TH E c - 111111.5'5/QIYERS for conducting His 41.1.1:E57'r S TRANSPORT SERVICE, ftn• taping Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody. of Pthoner.s• of IF:ar, tio hereby give „Notice, that they will be ready at this Qffice, on Thursday, the 3d of Septem ber, 1812, to receive sealed 7'ender.s, and treat with such Per sons as my- be williag to Contrail for supplying CLOATII INg; ,ST.ji;t- Two Hundred Male 671 lets. lvo Te.zder Will Le received after One G'Clcck on the Day of TrOt!...; ner any noticed, unless Me. Party, or an 25.!gent for pernvally• attend. Each Tender must be accompcnied by a Lettrr from two respectable Persoq, e:;:ra t y.;;-,g to be come bound with thc Person tendcring, in the' Sun: of Two Hundred PowidN, for tke due Performance of the Contract`. rarner: P.-triz7:illars may be hnolh, Ly applying at this Office, and Samples seen 4.Z t the Sturtheepor'Gracrals, pahe .str'eet; 'rest ntinster. STEERS'S CAMOIAILE DROPS. JN loss of Appetite,or indigesVion, t4e.efiicqcy o f AL these Drops is well known; as also in 13.ilid;is and Windy Complaints, and the Diseases of Warn- Ululates. This Essence will immediately prutince Camomile Tea, and is an elegtrit Aromatic Bitter in Wines, &c. Observe—Mr. Newberv - rf name, hi the StampA. Sold by F. IN" , !vvbei'y and 'dons, St..Paul's.Church-yard ; Hawkins, Bond-street; and Harris, Ludict..tetttet. Price Is. 9d. a bottle, du4, - ;/ inelade . .r. d. Aiso Mr. Steers's fitTatic Pills 9: Convulsion Oil Palseir,aric L9zenses Catuytiorat..d Eye Water I if TIE value of Dr. FREEILAN's GUTTA LU I A KIS has been so long proved, ; that ho tri.4--01- the present- day can bear a -competition with it, in' all the Oiderent..staf,es of a certain - Dis,!.:ise, which it elfedually cures, and eradicates from th u i hahu, with out ,xciting - tile painful . feahngs and exposure that attend Salivation•••-witnout •debiliivt:ng The . Constitution -in'. any - de; , ,ree,• or even requiring contine trpnt bust. or rcstrition of diet radical virtues - of these inesturiale Drops have proved their 4..h00t ro public appro bation, for inure than thirty ye.irs., In ail the debility of both tlA2.y prose a never-tailing Restorative„whether the debil:ty 1 . 5 p:ocitico4l by too tree use of Mercury, by pleasures, o f the eileds of warm climate, To Travellers, 'and those going anrciad, they cannot be recornmendeo too strongly, as they - Will receive a sate, speedy, anti complete C.lre, in all old, stubborn (.skets, and evety INel.:ne ss th at affects the, Bladder and 4 .) . rg,0s of Urine. :.ry its , flicacy many Womeri have become Mothers, who for ma.,y years lad been deprived of the nappmess. Sold, •wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butle,es, No. 4 , Cheap. - side, corner of Paternote't row . ; Sharp, and • firiart, Po7:s. mouth ; Jones, ‘Veston.Altititi, Mallory,-and Portsea ; Hall • and Johnston, Gosport,; Coleman arid Jacob, S! - leNnoss'; Peek, Ross aid Turner, Hulf; Hoxland and Cook , vorthy, ranville, Nettleton, acid Gilbert, Plyntouth; Knott , and Lloyd, and .Nwinney and Co. biriniriy,tiatri ; • billike,'L a wards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool . ; Statnes, and Lynch, Mancn,:ster; Treaucian,- t xeter ; ton, Rs'aettru„Scott, and ha ter, l'Alitiburgli . ; Lax ter duel Macd nal t , Glasgow' ; Ittt gen and harry,l3xisil; Steven- - sou :ind Co. Norwkit ; Swi f n . !•eic:estcr ;- Dnun anti S t. ton Nottingham ;i and retai most Cui.n,ta Medicine Venders, in /kW* at gd, each. • DR. REES'S NEW CYCIDP-SDIA. This Day was published, In 4te. Part 43, with an. additional- Ptrt of Engravings, price 203. boards, FHE CYCLOPEDIA ;. or, UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS, SPLENCZS, and LI I'ETIA -7vitz. Formed upon a. more enlarged .Phin Arr,g,.- tuent than the Dictionary of Mr.. Cumbers, coiapre!ezviini; the ncious .2.rticbs of that Worl;, with Additions and h.:- prOvcinents, tofretber with the new Sti)',cts of Biogra,,hi, Geography, and klistory;• and adapted to the preSent 'State of Liter:p4re and Science.. liy ABRATIA3I.I'.I.3ES, D.D. 'Edito• -:the laSt Edition .of Mr. •Clia:nhei .Diclenary, . with the Aksistanee of eminent proleqsiOnal Ge.ntlerneLa. Printed for Longman, Hurst, .Rees, Ornie,and Brown, Pc tertiostei'-r6w C: and J. Rivingtoo, A. Strahan, T.. Payne, 3. Stcclid,tle, Seatcherd and Letterman,. J„Cathell, Clarke and t'::oa , s; Lacl:iiu Allen, and Co. J. and A. Arch, 'Cadell and Davies, S. "•i ter, Ma‘vinan, Parry, and Co. 3. Harding-, R. •. •;1 Ba.4th, J. 11 - mke.r, Suttaby and Co. It. Baldwin, 5n,rw...,!, Neely, and ..1. - ah!s, .JOiIIISOti and Co. ; Wilson and SOn, t Brodie, Dowding, and Luxford, Salisbury. . •Of.whorn may be had, - • - The former Parts; price 2Us. each in boards, either periodi cally or together. . . 4 f,„, -- * Copies are printed off on Royal Paper, with proof Iri pression the ylat,e3, price 365...e:,..ch EXEC Urn ON OF LOINfA. As the ,melancholy death of this wretched marl is more detailed. than in the account we -before erave we iireert it in the hopes that it may operate e 2 as a warning 'against vice and misery. ._ The sentence of the law was carried into execu tion on Monday, on the .New Drop, behind the City GaOt, in the presence of seven or eight thou sand spectators. eelie arose early that morning, after passing the eight in a sound sleep; and at half-past eight a',elocle SIMS attended by the Rev. W. Fish, the Onlinary.of ilk - prison At his particular wish, an interview iras,allowed hint with the partner of hie'gnilt—ilie scene was most affecting, an& the contrition manifested by both appeared sincere. They received the Sacrament together, and made a most full and ample confession of their guilt. Af ter the convict Meerey had upburthened her mind .of its oppressive load, she assumed more com posure, and seemed deeply impressed with the ex tremely awful situation in which she stood. La mas, throughout his imprisonment to the =pent .of hiseieeirtion, retained an unbending fortitude, 'arising, we . are persuaded, (from, actual observa tion and conversation) from a conficienceof haVing obtained the forgiveness of that Supreme Being before whose bar all of us must appear. 'About eleven o'clock the . parting took place between the miserable wretches—and here let the reader imagine (for we are unable to describe) one of the most distressing sights which it is possible for human nature to behold. The prisoner Edith Morrey wept abundantly—she appeared a torn-down ) broken-hearted woman—the enormi ty of her offences—the dreadful certainty of that punishment she herself is about to undergo— 4 seemed at the moment to make a poignant and vi sible attack on her spirits—the confidence she had' heretofore manifested forsook her, and when they quitted each other never again to meet in this world,- her trembling limbs almost refused to sup port ,heie "and - she was led, overwhelmed with sorrow, (and vre!will hope repentance) to her cell. Not sa ;Comas : be actually expressed an anx:ety for the arrival of - that boor whiph was to usher him into eternity, and give him 'a passport to a, joyful resurrection: ! A little while after eleven be was conducted by Mr. Hurst, the chief turnkey, to the different yards to take leave of his brethren in captivity— Hulston, the favourite companion, in the prayers which he never failed making to the throne of grace, was deeply affeeted, end when the last friendly farewell shake of the hand took place, tears started momentarily in the eyes of Lomas.--- - We never saw men .stew such expressive signs of sorrow, as Lowndee - and Greeneough, the two rioters sentenced to, death by the Special Commis , Jon, but whose pmeishment has since been com muted. , When he shook hands with them, he said, Farewell -e-God ble.s you all !" end to Hay- ' wood, the boy . who was sentenced to death at the same time, he said, " Mind thou be careful, and never offend again." To 'en infant belonging to a female convict he said, " Won't thou shake hands with Jack 's"—and he particulatly charged Hannah -Holland, the evonian who sleeps with Mrs. Morrey, to tell his mistress rent to forget her prayers and Bible—he should veryeoon be in Heaeene e All these little circumstances, however . trifling thealselves, i ferve to suety "the religious intrepi dity, if we.may be allowed the expression, with which, he prepared fur death—awl we add, flfere Was scarcely a dry eye: within' the walls of the The. steps which lead from Mr. I-Lid,a‘m's house to the felons yard, he went down with .he utmost ulacrity and on his returning he ascend ed with the same agility, skipping up two or three at a tnne.. About, twelve he was conducted to the Lodge, from whence, after having a light pair of fetters put on, he walked to tiloverstone, the boundary (Y. - the city, Wherefie wasdelive.:edinto the custo dy of the proper officers. He put his hands to thy cart in which he was to be conveyed, and juninel in, when he fc.ll instantly On his knees, pulled otrit a prayer hOok, mid continued. in or. S , lll)lieltion tilt his arrival at the city ga o l. i n BrAge-street ;Anne ietnalea , expressed the keenne , .l of their sympathy in his unhappy' fate ) by a cry NEW PUBT ICA r f iT O • 4 0 This - ray. lnl Four larEe Volumes, 0. r, rite :n boards, - A •• BOTANICAL MATEIZIA...MEDICA, con- JAL ,fisting of the Generia and' SpeciEc Characters of_the Plants used in Medicine and Diet, wit!) Synuilynas anti Re ferences to Medical AutLors. By JONATit'i,N STOSI.:S, :‘!. D.. Printed, for U.lohnson :i»dCo. St. l'ab's Church-yard.