The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-03 00:00:00

DR. ilEArrrE. Tin. Be Avrt who' died a . ' fcw clays ttgo- Aberdeen, xt :is 0 Ile of the feu) Poets of the presen time who Works will descend to posterity. Fit chief Work, The Minstrel, bas-received high coin giums from the best cotemporary Critics and Poets ft is, indeed, beautiful Work. The charatier 0 a POETICAL ENTHUSIAhT, from the first dawn 0 sentiment through all the progressive feelings aris. ing front a more - enlarged knobs ledge of Nature,. is! delineated with truth, delicacy, tenderness and'ex pression.- The Varied emotions of the heart, and the expansive powers of the mind, as well as the richness and sublimity of Nature, are painted•in this 'Mid{ with all the splendor of Poetry: ; But a moral charm predominates over the whole of thi; interesting 'and a! 'mated Work, which-no manvould read without a refinement of his ::ffttlions. But Dr. FIFATT'Is waiiitnt MCiely a Poet ora Moralist, he was also a powerful Reashner, and iliough he might not he able to triumph over the profound and subtle PhilOsophy of Home, he sticeeedect in placing it in ari unfavourable light in the opinion of the world in general; and induced ail the Readers of his Work, sairist 'the acute Sceptist,' to say, in his (Dr. BEAM V:,) own wools, " PeriSh the lore that deadens young desire." . His Essays on Literary, Philosophical and Moral Subjeas, display sound taste and an amiable mind, and altogether the Historic Muse of the Otitis!) Hie will record with, pride and pleasure the name of REATTI. The death of his son, who very early in life Mi. nifested Strong proofs of extraordinary grnius, was a shock to' his feelings, from Which he was nor able to recover, and he has left an elegant yid afiWting memorial of parental admiration and regtvt. DUBLIN, AuG. 29. COMBINATION. . , Tits following is the fitst case heard under the New combinatien Mt, of the .43ki of His Majeity, ie f l t ich is in force from the i t tit of July last, and it.rptu , the adjudication undermentioned, we have the happiness to prediei, that the Mt will be of the utmost service. to this . Country,.in preventing the baleful practice of'Combination amongst arts. fiCers and tradesmen. The case was heard before two Magistrates of this city„ as the Mt empower s , on Monday the' 22.1 August inst. viz. the Super. inteedint Magistrate, Alderman WI eetara At. ex aetiot tt, and Alderman JOHN tX'SIIA The Complainant' was IVIr. Benjamin Prattler, timber 'merchant of this city, against Julin Roche,' a • journeyman sawyer. The charge was, that Roche 11;41 entered into a Combination, to increase• the price of work and labour as a journeyman sawyer, and had absented Masai' from the service of - his employer, the said Mr. Bradley, against.his con sent, and without any sufficient causei'and also for tieing a' sitting member of a Society fori'petnnoting Combination, stiling themselves " 'Union Second Revived," who issued Tickets, for money, to • sanction that illegal praEtice. Tlie deposition of 'Mr. Bradley before the above Magisttates was to the following purport that he had eight journeymen sawyers in -his employ the preceding week, but now.had none at work—ghat about three or four weeks agO they had turned out for an advance 'of 6d. per hundred for sawing beech timber, and alsO for an imposition in the measure. ment of the centre Cut, and continued out of his employ for several: days, until he was obliged to submit to their demands. That in a few days after they made a further demand of increase in the price of work, one halfpenny per cut on nine feet hoards, which De. portent objeeting to r they proposed to accept• one farthing a cut increase ;., but , he also refusing this, the said John Edward Stapleton; Jeremiah ilayet, John Beane,. Peter Kenna, John Loftus, 'oho Doyle,,,and Arthur Doyle, quit their. work ; that having reason to suspeei Lawrence Tallan, of Csolo,len.laoe, publican, entertained these Cumbina. tors, be went to his house, and there. fond the Defendant John Roche ; that, on the place being searched, there were found there in a desk, a Ticket,. or large. Cerd, copperplate printedin red, the de. • vice ,the Sawyers' Arms, and on it Union , the Second Revived, dated .30th July, 1803, Dub . and sig.tied Livtvrence Talfilyt ('inc that he, • the landlord, had from the Cembining Union Com.' • mittee), and also a small account book,, which contained resolutions, and the names dmembers of a Sitting Meeting;" among.. whoin , were the • rtiost of those persons who had been in the em., ploy of 'the said Mr. Bradley there was also. an . entry in another part of the book, dated, Aug. 1, of a meeting of twelve vO,O were in the Deponent's employ, and another, dated July' 3ct,'•io which was an account 'of money receiver) for tickets • from all' which circutristaeces, and John Roche beipg found there, Deponent was' positive those, persons met for the purposeS'of Cnnibination; aed regulating she price of labour of:tile:Journeymen Sawyers, and that the said Law eence Tallan, the landlord, well" - kneW that they' assembled at his house for that put. pose ; that the said' John Roche, the Defendant, • was present .;n Saturilay when - the other jour. neymen . gave Mr. Eraliti notiee.zinst they would quit his work, unless he' contolied ,with their de. • mantis for'exorbitairt prices;' that Roehe admitted, in the presence of the two presiding M agistrates, that he was in the said Uniott Society, and had a 4 ticket from ateM ; that there were a- mimber tickets with blanks to be filled up, found in the. d e ,k before 'Mentioned, and one prepared, such as 'nu k e s for Arthur Doyle, No: 5, which cor. respondeil With a number affixed to hit name in the book of the Combo log' t he above dear testimony, and the book Rod tick' t 4 bcti ,, 2; le-oght for wardrand examined, time (..oald l i e it doubt of Roche being guilty of th„ c h a c c , le! was accordingly lontenced to six oeorisooment in the New Gaol,e—,.The of `Ldlan, the publican, We suppose, will be withdrawn',, SIiIP N.EIPT. •'. . - CRAVISKNP, a 21 . 1'. 1. PaSSed by--the Cerea, Martini from Genoa. Sailed—the Flora, Nekoo, for. Gibraltar ; Atirora, Stein, For Cottenburg ; Carl, Barr, and Flamini) . liars; llorwedge, [or "FOnninkllTU, MARIE On hfondaylast, nt Bath-Easton, Captain Littlehales,,of the Navy, to Miss Cleather. On Wednesday, at Purton, 'Wilts, R. Ashe, Esq. jun. of Lettgley.Hodie, to Miss Watts. The some day, at. tiensiNiton, .lohq lames, jun. Esq. of Kew, tp kfiss , A. Penouard, of Kottidg.hill. Lately, at Plyniouth, Captain C. Roger, of the Royal Navy, to 114i>s Crawford. , DIED: On, the 26th ult. at his,,ltpttse t in Saville-row, Henry Lyell, f:Sq..aged 86. On Monday last, Mi. Wildtrilin Smith; of Frederick's place, Old Jewry, aged 39. COURSE OF E. I kiNGE, • FRIDAY, SEP. 2...• Amsterdam •3i 3 2 us. Maktritl , ~ ,-- in ow' Ditto, At sight 34 9 . Ditto . 37i. elkelive kutteruimi - 35 4 2 us . Bilbox - _ . - - 371 Hanihturgii -- 32, 10 2i us. • Leghorn.. . . . c/i. A 040114 , . . 32 IL 2i US. N;plCli . . - . ' PilfiS I day's'da. 21 i 6 (; enoa . - - - 4 Paris, ditto, . 2 4 4 2 us, Venice . -- . - Bourdoaux, WI. 24 5 Lisbon • . . - 6:3 Cadiz - - to paper ()lion° - . . bi b: Ditto - - .34 ettietive. Dublin . .. Ai. • fl RTS. —TO L E TT, A N Exoellent. FAMILY I.loUsiel; in the moss parted Repair, well adapted tot a large Genter.l Pa. thily ; together With los Acres or tl'e finest Pasture in 'the NOW stat e of cultivatio n; , th e whole with i n a Ring Feat ;'distatt froth l'own IS . mutes; onc . thile 01l the direct North Koatt; •tlie Situation retired and eureniely with fine Plantations rourvi it, and, Gravel Walk s ; . Ne i g h. honcho - oil perfectly 'genteel, ite4r - a Pack 'or Itoirri4, , The PrernoelareAhree story fool, wil' a-how Prom to the Centre; on-the Ground Floor k roora, 3l o Drawing.roorn, Library, s Room, hirtlees P a ptiy, Serv a nts' Hari, Kitchell and Wabil.boils::', vvit:t matey other Conveniencies ; the I , irst Floor comprises one elegant spacions Koran, WltlS'Sevo or eight go'kth:it.:roopts, Water Closet, Ice. The upper Story is orie ver.v hire,ltoorti or good Nursery, and seven or eijr,lit IL:d.rpoin s ;on t he' Base, &c. z _ merit Story is good 'Cellarage, sec.; Th:re is also good Farrn'Yallt. • - with•C;oach.hou.c, I. , lJling, and g oo d Carden, 7- 14..0. The Premises mly he kid 'lA:pendent of the Land. For flanover. furth stteCt, er paLonpacre.„ rticulars, inquire of Air. Snell,. lipholiler, C CIC it.F I Ef,i). lotmetn 1;.1,4c4 SUSSEX. .TO jiE 501,0,3$ By Mr: CHRIS IIE, • At his Great Room, in -Pall-MAI, on Thursday, Septeei. • _ - at T%velveo'Cith.k, • - A4IL COVIPAC anti WiSIRABLE co?Yrioll ESTATE of Inheritance, called W I Ll 4 ES 17A 1 " situatei within one mile and a It :11 of Cuatizid;and-14 Jr 4 Briglitoo,in a beautiful audsportin4 ; t art of the Ci untl ut Slisl siX ; a cooventent FAR NI •110 USE, with I. anii• •yaitstOstantial Ilarn,and Out-buildings, in entiiploterVri and abaut S EV EN TY-FOUR ACR ES ofriA dow, Hop Land, and'Coppice,the whale in Itand..atijoinuig to extensive and rich %%roods and Coppi,e;, abointimg 'wtrh Game, and alnriling excellent Woodcock and Partial 4 Shooting. The-Situation' particularly bzautifol, coirroana. ing a partial view of thz Town of CUckticl.l, acid aitexteo- Siire and fertile Country, terin..nated by the South ad•vii 4 P forming a most desirable and improvable Estate, and pre:,::itt ing-a delightful Spot for the Sportsman to ere •,t Aiwa Si" t " ing Box. •'. Mr. James Pink, the Farmer,' will phew,the.Estatel 40(t printed particulars may be had of the-Printer of die L eive., Paper ; als o a t the iting's Head, and Talbot, Donaldion's Library, Brighton ; Swan Reigate ; ICtioj" Colne-house, Cornhill ; arid in Pall-Mall.' b y w 1 LL I AMAim r 0 ix SCR' fret, (ot South M... , 1-street, Grobven oe-sqvure); , miLL A r,j, ( o r Bow-Street, Covent-Garden); and trubtiitutd . LONDON: Printed. by BUCHANAN MI Aciliet):Ltx-Orrter, No, 1 1,2,. Strand ; .;where ildurrtheßiar4 Order, but' OM /Wet s ' lawn fur the Edior, tkc.(port-,6aid,) mist be add - ressed, I ~. . ) . The fbllowing Cast was sent by Mr. HAX jEK, Im i Warehouse, South - Ilr - d4e, Edinburgh, to 13R 3Dum ' attested by •the celebrated Dr. At.zxatioiri C.R LY Le" nxAs. ABOUT six' years ago I W. 13 a crucloting Pains in my Legs, twelve months, about which time they ig.tn to awed Ireatiy, and at last broke out in very otfe. the Ancle to the Knee, and tintr.!.... i. r!iii nminer ;or two ,years, all whica time I was cornii.eri to the being unt ,able. to walk, and ant' health rcrucii impaired ; havin; ,every thing that could be tootight of for a Cafte, lea, I was advised by a Firentl - rif mitre to' ttYY 6 : II. Syro.p, and.upon takaang the tirst •Butt le 1 Panto :became better,,and the Llicers , to hove a o:ivr a pprttat' Vic. which encouraged orl to•perseverf With your t, „ , had; tai s d t beca m etat n k e s y i b t at t t B e o. i r t e i good a state of health as I h ave be ‘n i n t:r• thci , )I ' 3 for tilesz,two 7.1e1y, o gs,jra st e!ttirely arld•h asta .. • . • •ll,atn, Sir, your obliged IMM , ate Servant, • ,•Craiglia•ll, Aug. z 4, ilea. GEA STIFLE.. .rtu.w:i of Edinburgh. L :obo t i C A L.yr.e Ettler. C7c• FRENCH REPUBLIC• r the Minister acid iirst COo l ' s ' "' " lim r4 has gi yen I)r. Ilroduin a Certiticite as to the eX , :clit'n , • e above Medicine ; Certirkatehas received tlt: Sig Lure of Mr. Merry, the Brit, .'}sinister 1:0: i 1 t r- o • .Ihe Botanical Syrup and Re;tor,O; v o N'acv. , " k::ar 1 ,4 be had at t h e Doctor's tionse, g, Levetian Museum, , Surrey-sirte ut Itlackfriars I3iiu,4et iii sines "i t a ,, 1 1 tics at ; ; and 6s. (Ilury.iii.d.td-i); le t "°„ (1 ' c 4 Co.'s, late Baena, No, ties, ts)vc;,,t' street Golding; Nn..!', Cornhcll ; Want, No , 3. l i t born ; Withert:(late Co.;ltell's)lkrledir:atie•Warenotiss . .• L'• 24 'Strand, Temple Bar; - Flaws, Roy. : l Perfumer to His Maj,.sty, Ni. 41 , ; E • Nf."v l), :r) -- . Corner of St. • Paul's Cnureti-y rc-14 -1 0 Y 31 change.; Chi.% and. Butler. No 4, Crioap,iti.“ Amick and' Son, : No. 3.z. flay ; inaw's - .%Vareltouse, Hish- street, .Boroir,;;I i s , it i r wai Bank; - Mr: Pi ding's, NI). 76, o , a)rd:4treet,., Oppo:;;I:' tltß ,l'antheOn ;, Forbes, l)ruggist, No. 3z, I.ll.4.,:koian.rteet, rote,o ; and OiCey, • Bo w. lane. And by all Printers, Booksellers, an Venlcrs - uf in the three iCutgctoms. b lirwturn's Guide to 014 'Age, or Aivice to) ti,lSetes , fit. titssrofNacu►c vlhich ,1 it at n' oft; tt for :i to dial,): t'vril Lt) thiir relatives; in a Trcattsc:on lit:male I). Ner_ a o c 7 Ilypeichoriariac, and consumptive Cuiryia.nt; " I , i s is added,' Advice to. Bath awl H B ‘thsr.i, particularly reeoitnirendt.4l to Seafaring l'olen. • A';;As. Bottle conjoins equal to dye r ujua t . Letters statittg Patients ca,4 4 ;4 with r.IJ a " ; Fee afa will'be atte,lld P ttients It will be Wecessary the l)octor. slump 54 2 )"- ; t ties' 1 areadila...xi with , Deatness or Loii. or Sight , or * Cases,••by 1.i:1;er : or l'ar‘ol, to the D o a. 4 . (Post (." Cial " paidi.with usual Fee, • , • The ICledicinos . may be bad every Day. 10 `GOVERN MEN - S T Ect , Rri•V AG AINS Ct• 'l - TEItFEITS.. t. None are (;entiitt4• w.i,nort . having S Lr•••'- • . :N cnAraved in the Stain ii Tea !, ward, for every 'Bottle' sold - *it hunt tt SI:,m1); t' ) l'e On conviction, under Ael of Parii,client, too 4:4 Geii ' err - . 16, beton. , any fusticeof chi! votLiTEr-or.ei.(rt 1'r:415 . cret and deittruttivo Vice, And t heroin , relax. • eneti; and debilitated the whole Nervotis system, the CORDIAL. nALNI Of CIEEAD Coe inhst ixrtain, and etnattat Restor,tl; t , . sitecooftaL,with )(hat , app.:or:it - fee ark 4 air of sald • • ,• mitiatc, stnpitl, amt even ; dies ark!.llecorite. bent, whoSelegs arc Ow Icg ', •' 1 to carry then); . WllO Lave an. urterArstaste ill‘apaciroreil. Where the !cfnently disordefed;' the Body •is )i , baken . . - (i •.i coy, and !intiCiaition, sticc:ted this rrnisti.dedirtt 41. 1 4 rite. Eyes , sink • into . ICAL the' • cod' I ,.. ll l l v,tl'sally estantished.. its r.;..taratiVe ellicaeY, • ' ' y t in e rt4 ;to s ., rt.ctith;:sl h i ,1 •T, .." 1 4 the hamattrace, and great,: ..I,ltermaiv . .; , s' sery, : ,• A Saving of Nine Shilliny , • Th . vCOrdial . Balm son: i • • , 3 -Gtnnea each; thereare also .119zil:s. :' • t sag equal lota Bottles at 'io,s• 6 't• savts V. incitiding also the Ditty : "' the;Proprietor's nani' ;IA address, ••=a4nd. t,, pool," to imitate, which i 4 FC I4 nY • ; N. The-P gc o osta f u ll Leiters must lac pa , tireloSetl fr advice. T.he Cordial Ilalin of Gilead, a n 4 Al7*. stergent Lotion, and G itle.. to ilea! 1n," ,. irettr a, Sold •by Remn an t, 1/ ; R. ~chi - 1t In' Nath, ew-- byYork ,11,1 ; 4ai M d ; • , d, atliewi, Stran' Ltiltilitil,ll L i f r t ~ r o,fr • Iningliarn, Knott and Llaycl ; Bedford Sinttil ; :5 ;1 , set- , Simmons; Bury St. Edatiand% Din gle ; , non; CombriJge, Covenirl - , Rol .; L ; • ter, Kcyrner ; Citnterbory, S:11111110116 h ' C 4, rib et C)l6 l : r tt Chathillh, E ; C IRA iihlrd, nOI hichester, ripson ; Chippenhani, Combs I Dublin, .tin , , Court; Derby, Drewry; Dorn‘rrn, N nilea ; DeViZes LOWC; I)or,Ai.,ster, Vista,,; 114 l)armoirth, Jackson ; Edinburh xe t ter, Trewman and Soil # g,. t ;.„, i, C'" tar, Pitt, W a lk er • Gl asg oivi - Inverl 4 L on; druggist ; Leeds, litint, Holmes ; Leiceiter, Gregory, Swinfen ‘ l , ;• .lli 4cr; cnpoct,'fbom psmi Marg:3,l,' MAriturtnigiti I turind ; NewOnry; castle, Pita ker, llodes,t; ; Northampton; Di'; )' ; (ig onti . ham, Burbige; N tvich, Stevonson aced C . c ). ; polid ll • James; 111 lloxiand ; l'ortstw . ""' efest , ' ll ' tea sins, , Inart lot Ethertiter ; $ • l'befget: l ; ; soutomitinon,i,, Seattoxd, Nloigap ; Stamford, ; stinderl an ..;;ini ; Scarborough,. Bayley ; TaotV!t ini p : 4l l ; 1 Itll ,rave t' ti, , ,115, • ',range ; E vlll ; ' ; Windsor, MA v , :e ; and b 1 all. Vcaders A:NC, 1.11,) in thsi t7itttql Kiiigdoni, • .. iv Tbro l ! nixy ie new i.nt. being rirt.l,', • 11-t - irtre,.l l'age,, piaci; only SOLOtilo4'l GUIDE '1( 7 r ' oo s i Or advice to h.:lli 50w.s, !tonal,: a•i.. t:es, itottor;a.4, .and Lon, otipti v.. t. to: la o• teenin,noisded•to young me . . all iboy3; 11...5 t)een . - • many. years gxperien‘e. aint w on. 1. consecinein lit a se. rot -a:strut:A , • ani t a d A lt atittot t ilts Essay a. .tos:.",thifi . ill 'Oll-vdiutSoch:utt:l:l:l':l-::;:1;:ree:riatliin:::.-1 isni, and ,Vne4eiii Diava ; i m proper oi t;t: danger or imprOper ~_vniicxlo ll: . cr !tient', • it4 - . ; ;;,l4 4' l. l tl h ti e li i ;V ni . aZ . ill 4 of this 1 ! °(,)It ' 13 best C4terk°!' • A;ONTIILY AGRICULTURAL REPOkr. Faosa the continued hear, and sunny state of the we,ithrr,.during the whole of the present month, the business of reaping and securing: All sorts of corps has been carried on with unusual celerity a,nd dispatch. The Wheat and . Barley crops are, in most .of the enuthern distriels of the kingdOm, already almost wholly secured, and a large proportion of the Oats alyp have been cut and conveyed to the stacks, In the northern parts of the.island the harvest is like. wise in a very adVanceil state: In the midland counties, a month's uninterrupted fine weather has enabled the farMers to get in nearly all the white Grain ; and in same places the Beans and mixed Grain are begun to be cut. The Wheat in those dktritts has, in someinstances, suffered much from the mildew, especially itihere the crap was Large; 'so much so, that some pieces have been mowed merely for litter. •Indeed, few crops have escaped without suffering more or less from this cause. Had it been otherwise, the Wheat in general . would . have bee n abundant i n quant i t y, an d o f a ver y superior qua. lity.' The Barley and Oats are a full crop, and re. markably good ; the former being carried so very dry, tt ill be much in -favour of the maltster. Beans, .though a great crop ai to straw, will not yield Well. Turnips want rain, and have also in many places suffered much from the grub. Store Stock of ail kinds, except Hogs for the stubbles, are lower, owing to the shortness of- keep, and wa. ter, Clover for aced wants a few showers. - Millie different kinds of Crops have been secured in the - most perfect c )ndition, so far as the harvest has yet advanced. But the produce, though abut)_ hat in many distriets, is not,. in general, su full or so good in qOality as was expected. This is pro.. bahly in consequence of the long-continued dryness 'of the season. 'Tie average price of Wheat is 55... 9 L Rye, 3 ; 64. 7,1. Barley, 24.5. 10d ! Oatii zz,.. 6,1. Beans, 334. r Id. But though the season has been unusually favour. able for tier operations of the.geld, the Pastures and Grass:lands have suffered ctinskilerably, the Grass in many diitrids being almost wholly burnt up . ;. and it is in but few situations that any Raul' has been in a state to be cut. The prices of both Fat 'and Lean Stock keep up. The aver.le price of Beet in Smithfield Market is frorry4.s. to 5,---Mutton, 4.5. 4. , J. to gs. 4.d.—Veal, +s e Bd. to 5.. 0. Bd. to ss. +d. to 6.. Bd. The Turnip Crops have been greatly injured by the dryness or the weather in many places ; and the Potatoes on the , drier soils are not very promising. The fallo►Ys fOr Wheat have in general been pre. pared in. the,most peried manner.. The'coming crops of Hops continue very : pro. miming for a large produce, and is of fine quality,.- 7 The Plants are free from insects, and very healthy. The prices of. Hops of 1801 and i 802 have fallen, the fiist to about 80 . s. and the latter,- which cost 161. 161.'have fallen_ to about sl. Some few new Hops may be at market in the lirst week of , Sep. tember. Hay, notwiOistanding the great crops, and their being made extremely well, and without 4111ECUI: still keeps high. Average price of i lay in Sr. limes's Market is V. tog. to . 61. ros.—Straw, 21. Bs. to 21. r 7s. Whitcchapel Market—►flay, 43. los. to 71. Cfovcr,,6l. 105. 10:71. f of.—Straw, 21. 6s. to 21.1.65. The following Statement' is an pcourate i Exrraet of the Price ► , f the Qua:kern Loaf, Wheaten Prod, at the commencement and conclusion of,the several Mayoralties herein stated, from -the year 1735 to the year 1800, as entered at the Town eierk's Of. fice, The Price at the commencement of each M3yoi, -thews the Price at the conclusion of the pre. ceding Mayoralty. Price - of Dates a Qu. Lo. Nov. 9. M y oralt y' wh. Br. 1 7;5 limns - st 73 1 Itoinpriort - 5 3737 Barnard - sit 1734 Berry. • $ 1731 Salter - b 1740 Pursons* - 71 t 741 Godshall* - • Sir 1742 Willmott 1743 Westleyt - 4# Mars'hall • 41 1 74$ ,• 1740 Benn 1747 Prieto Dates Qu. Nov. 9. Mayaralty. wh. Br. .1768 Turner . 1769 Beck lord* - 6 1 770 Crosby, - ,1771, Nash int 'l'ownsliend ( 773 47744 r -, 'Wilkes 1 77i . , 1 „=Sawbriclke r/76 Hallifax - by 1777 . lisdailc 1 773 Plumbe • CA :4? Kennett Ladbroke - Calvert • 0 Pennant* - 51 Cockayne Winterbottome (hSCpytIC ,* • 0 I ronsule* - 6 Janssen - 5 lictheli'- 5 Didtinsont . A sgill • 7 Glyn - 6 Chitty 5 Blackiston 5i Fludyer - Beek rord - Bridget) 6 Stephenson 61 Nelson - 7 ite - 8 Harley • - Si- St: 1, ewes 7* Plomer •• 7 Newitharn • 81 Peckham - Clarke • 7i Wright . 44 Sainsbury. • 6 Burnell 6% Gill 6 P kket t Boydell . 71 Hopkins . 61 541141er6011 7# Le Mesurier . 7i Skinner - 7* Curtist 12* Watson • - Anderson - Glyn Collthe 13 757 7ss 76 759 !0. * Died in their Mayoralties—Parsons, succeeded- by Lam bert in r74oj Qedshall,: succeeded by Heathcute iu 1 74 t Pennant, succeeded by licachtiird in 1749; Winterbottonu, succeeded by Alsop in 175 t ; I ronside, succeeded by itawlin son ill 5751; 'and liecittord, succeeded by Tfecothick in 1769. t Westicy, l 743, bread two weeks at.4d, quartern loaf in this mayoralty. Dickenson r , 1756, bread four weeks at . 90, quartern loaf lit this mayurity. Curtis; 1795, five weeks at 13 id. the quartern brae in Obi five , Mayoralty, the penny led weighing 4oz. tads. and Staittcs,ltteo r four weeks at Job. o n S un d ay n i g h t a sang of villains broke into t h ree hous es i n mi n is-row, beyond' the Bayswater turnpike. They are supposed to be the same who have committed the robberies at Craven Hill, and oti the Queen's Hospital. In the last instance, they were so audacious as to bring with them three carts, in which the , beds, furniture, and even the coppers bedded in mortar, were taken away. They took the precaution of leaving two men, armed with pistols, to keep in check the sufferers, and to pre vent any alarm until the carts were bey on d t h e reach. of pursuit. S4 7 9ICaNG I,NTELLIG ENG& YORK AUGUST MEtTING, 180, fIUkSDAV, AUG. 25. • Fifty Pounds given by the City of York, added to a Subscrip •- tion Purse, for 6'yr olds and aged Horses, rkc. ; 6-yr olds, Bsr. tokb. and aged gst. 'four Miles. ~ - Lord Darlington's hr. h. Haphazard, 6-yrs old . . s Mr. Cartiirth',s Marcia, by Coriander, 6 yrs old ' - 2' Hon. a:. Savire's Cinnamon, 6 yrs old . - - 3 Mr. Wentworth's b: h. Chance., 6 yrs old 4 .-. dr Mr. Brandling's Alonzo. by Pegasus, s yrs old . dr Sir H. T. Vane's Bag Sum, 5 yrs old - - dr Lord Strathmore's b. h. by Walnut., 6 yrs old - -dr Sir 'l'. Gsscoigne's Lenox, by De(pm', s yrs old dr Five to 2 OH Haphazard; ; to t agst. Marcia-, ra to't agst. Cinnamon. A goOd Race; so much so, that 8 and to to t was bet that Marcia had won. . . Produce Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. St. for 3 yr-olds ; • Colts `Bst. 21b. ; Fillies Bst.—.Those:- marked thus * al , iciiVetillb.- Two Miles. Duke of Y-tarhilton's ch. c. by Walnut - • - I •* . Mr. Pcirse's b . . c. by King Fergus, out. of Rosamond 2 Mr. Peirse's gr. colt, by Sir Peter, out of Contessina 3 * Lord Fitzwilliam's b. 1. by Ormond, out Evelina Lord Fitzwilliam's h. f. by Sir Peter, d am by Di ome d p d *'`Mr. Wentworth's filly, Rebecca, by Ormond - pd" Mr. Wilson's c. by_ Sir Peter, out of.a sister to Bin nington - - - Maro.olDouglis's b. c. by Buzzard, dam by Old Marsk pd Lord A. Flittrulton's , b. c..by Walnut, dant by Javelin ;id tit r. I iarris's Chrl. f. by Pegasus, out of A I legrante's dam pd * Mr. Hutchinson's colt, by lieningbrotigh - pd * Mr. Hutchinson's f. by Beningbrough, out of Expec. tation - -, - pd Mr. Hutchinson's c. by Overton, out of Peningbrough's dam _ - - .. . - - ~ i _ •• , At starting, 4 to r against the Duke, but left off; in run ning, 5 to 2 on the grey —An easy Race. Mr. Wilkinson's grey I'orey, 4 yrs . old, 75t. 91h. beat Mr. n0t 1 8 501 1' , 5 grey Polley, 5 yrs old, Est. rblb. Four ruiles. 3"TURDAY, Sweepstakes of jogs, ca.h, togs, Forfeit. Mr. Dawsun's b. c. Macmanus, by Coriander '' i Sir FL Williamson's h. c. Transit, by Bettingbrough z Duke of Hamilton's b. f. by Walnut : - - 3 7 to 4 and:: to ; on Macmanus.—A good Race. Handicap Stakes of cogs. each, h. ft. Four Miles. Mr. Brandling's b. h. Alonzo, by Pegasus . t. Lord Stratlunnre's b. h. by Walnut - - 2. s and 6 to . 4on the Walnut Horse.—A good Race.. Tlie'Ladies' Plate for all Ages. Four Miles. Mr. Carforth's'g. m. Marcia, by Coriartder - ... t , Lord Darlington's b. h. Ag onistes , b y Si r Peter 2 Mr. Simpson's ch. h. Ruilstone,hy Cavendish - .3 5 to a.aud 3,4) ton Agonistes.—A 6ne Race, and won by a length. Thoitormon7.4.-=-Two cases of. this horrible Maladyhave recently occurred in the city of Glas gow, and in both instances the disease terminated fatally. A woman of the named Janet Marshall, died of it on the 26th of 'Jury, and a cow.feeder liamed John Cloggie, on the 2,ftli ult. Both the patients received the poisonoits /wound from the same animal. On the zd of Janie rast, a large dog belonging to Mr. CA AVFURD, bleacher, near .sholm, for some time apparently mad, broke his chain and ran off. About .two o'clock in the 'Morn. ing he was seen at Springvale, where it is brdi',lvel he bit some dugs: About 'six o'clockhe appeared at Town head ; and bit John Cloggie in the hand he then ran northwards, and at Glasgo.v Field, bit Janet Marshall and some dogs.• On bearirl : ol this unfortunate accident, the proprietor of that ea, anxious for the public safety, pursued the diig ! ; and at length came up with hiM near .Craighall, where he shot him. All means were, immediately used to preVent the infeCtion of• the two persons above named, but unhappily. without circa.. On the 21 St July the symptoms 'of the disease appeared in the case of Janet Marshall, who died on the 26th ; and on the igth inst. and the distance Of eighty da3's from the time of his •bei;rig .bitten, John Cloggie was apparently affeCted, and died on the 24115. These faits_ should be a caution to all,oWners of d0g,,,, to pay attention to every syniptor t i o f disease in _them, and either to destroy them, or ' . Carefully to ,keep' them -long conkned,.as it seems the seeds of the die. ease may be long dormant. ,Royal Exchange ;State Lottery Oilice, No. 88, corner of Royal Exchapge Cornhill i London. .=— Nt HOLUM and Co. respeclfully accio.kint the Pub. lic, chat the Lottery begins, drawing on. Monday next. ' ;