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t • - frinn de LONDON GAZETTE, April IS.' • - At the Council-Chamber, Whitelutlllieft Ith tßoi, , P'reLcnt, th.! Lords of Ilk jesy's Most 1-lor.ourable Pri, y CQuticit. • It is-thi-day orderedgby their I.6;dships,tht Grace„thetOrti,Archbihop of,g.,, cg rbue j i, o . prcpa;•,: a forrn:or Prayer. and .ThaplAgiying_toAbnbty go 4 fy_Piix 4 iest ) ;.'.4:Rec 9 y. co. liolp his late dare:.; ,gerous - Sianeis': Ancrit is hereby ftirther . Qt4ered, that.qiis...Majcs.ty.',s Printer. do .rprthvitli . prhlt - a coinpeteni putuher of ..the..,said Torn) ,of T . riyer aud T.ll44ksg,ixtrii,..s4at the same ni:ty be forthwith' sent "foutidinst.lead in se.':er al ch4tches.and clp 7 'xis. throughout - •thote-p4ri4 of the United King= (lota called England and s kel4n.4. • TEI'HEN COTTRELL': Kt the CO.unll . -Olianilier, -Whitehdll, the Ilth'of . April t got; Present, the Lortl6 of . Hvs . mijesti's Most Honourable Privy Criuncil. ;fit; is this tiity ordered b.y their LorOlips, every Minister.. or Preacher; •as well, of :the :Est.- bashed, Church in'that part of,„Great Britain called k`Cotland, as.thbse. of the Episcopal Communion, prote&rl and allOW ‘ ed.hy. an AA, pissedtin the loth year of Her late Majesty Queen Anne, cap. 7. inti_ tuled"“ to prevent :he disturbing those of theAtiscovileComniunion in, that part of Great Bri. taiii called- Scotland, in the exercise of their Reli. gtous worship, ani in the use of the. Liturgy of the Church of England ; antrfor rep6ling ail Aa paps_ against irregUlar BaPtism) and ',vlaHages,",,tio, at some time during the e of the Di\ ine Service in such respicliVe Church, Congregation, or;Asseni_ bly, put lip Prayers and ThankSgtvings to Ahnigh tr.God.fZr• liis - jllaje3ty's..recovery from his late dangerous sickneii.-- • 4 ,STEPHEN CO'rTßEtt:' . . , . • Lord Chamber!ale.; ()Ice, April 17 , ri3o . t. Notice-is hereby given,' that the Court will go out of Mourning on Sunday next, the . 19th In_ stcmt, • • '-, Whitgbal4 . April tB, i,Bor. •• . . . - • • $.• The-King has been pleased to grant the dignity of Art t ail ofthe.United Kingdom of Great .Britain and I. 7 t!eliir,d, - to the !Right Honourable AlexanAer LoralQUOkQX9ugll,_and the ileiii'Ma)e of " his Ocly y Ai liWfollegOiten,.by. th , .oa.ine,, style,,i And' title , of- Earl of ROsslyn; it). the. County of Mid . .Lothian, with reniiiitider,to the heiis'-reale,,,l4wfully begot_ ten, of the bodyoetady lan.A.E . rsliiin .. il4'eased, sister to. the 'said . 1 UX:1 . 113.a Lord' Loughborough, arid' widOW Of . Sii. rienry Er:,lZie'or. Alva, - Baronet. •. . iViiitrha It ' A:pr;l IF . r'i) 1 . ' ThC Kink 'has been.pkased to*deditte . 31 - 1 d ortLin by His Royal Sign Maiiifal, that Mal% Henrietta r - rditit...,;:clagglitet" 6f VadY ket"Eis)Oht,.." . ttecCa.: 1 1 e‘l p , sis4r, to.. the Right : OpUrafile Alexinder tord..Leilkliiorough, ; •anCl Nil ' .6 , 1 7 : J)f Si; freolrY Er.. siilrie 91.:A1i1a,; .t-lfaiobri shhil.lisve:, and eijoy the 4iiir s ,„-f /.. 4k6..teti4jAiir:Oe','•,:;.tia, Prec'edeitcy,. iii all Assemblies . pr, IYleetins-miliiitsoCvr, as t h e d au it t . ;•.. to' of .iii; .13 . 01 - -,of - -th,4e,.J4!iiteti Xitivioni of Great Dritatn. and . :Sieland . .;;,alicr . J'-ts. r.,,lajCS ty has been ille'ase. l / 4 1 to .order .th.at At, same be rc'gistered ill the College of Aim's. * - " - N • ' . •-• ' ' ' '-' ' '.': : -1 4 . " 7 " 1 .71".!!.. 7 -r I, "1 4 ,". , ii ` 4 ,11,....; ' . 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'lsaac) BOyce, of Ohf-street, innlioldet; At one, at O - C.tqlslTdatil. • . ,—; • . • . ... . . . . - k • . ii,r4:y 19, - - .Wilf. Crt:err.roo:l, late pf Mile::End; : ltoid, - brcwr; \ 'at one; at Gttildhal I. ' ' -.-, • —-•.:, .. - ' , • ,Miy,l6.' J..Pitketlikv, of Wobd.streef, Cheipsic.,tiltug -10-.tst,at tin, - atGinlilhail,, i.• -. • ' Plail'al.' t. G9tltlarxl, tate,6l MurhfOrci- cot at„.Milk-strect, '' 'iqaxiiousesnarr ,at tlvefrO•--at 'Guild's:Al. A. ••- •: ', . •- ' • tloj,t rO. T. NI araftit 11 dc.k-11:1"to-•-intiaill, of Chiir9. Gat-tier - • street; . ifertnotidter„ . bretvtii . ; :.t , rl.ticelve, at Cuildh.:lo:, • May ig. c , ..iwin NA,h, or ftiTstot, cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the White Lyoh Ain; BrEtetl. • ' ,' -. k. . Tune z. J . . ()wen .Parr, or I.4.indOn, instirance=broker, at • ten; at (iuilciltill. •• ' ' • "'. • ' - ' lvfay zy , .- k. Jeffery, of Bristol, hat-inaPer, ai .r electen, at the Busht Tavern, Bhitol. . •• - . • • ' ' • I%lay:rg. G . F.. ,Sargeant, of Poirsio, I 1 lants slop Seller, at . , pnc, at Quiitilialr. ,‘ : - . - , , . Ikpril :15. N • jeffiireys; tate OfAlbeittarle-ttreet, Saint Jazhes's silversthith, at eleveo', at Guiltiliolt:. •- '.. • . •••• .• ' •:- • cgit TIFiCA.TgS. • May 9. .1 • rrwin, 91:-.Kccii:rciss.-.4treig.,:Soutll',..arl„ brcwer. .D..liurgei, of niaiiy; I.i:icetershirti . , vie:WA kn. . • . 4 Mary }lake, lute of I . ,.ackfard, Dunst.ir, soiners - ershirt,,. . clod tier. Wm . . Glover, of IlriJ tol,.clealer. - • , tkips. horlcy, of Asitton-withip-NLaikerfteld, .i.ancashire, hinge-m aker. : .. - . Sato.. Tinniswood,• Of . Ber . wick 7 :4r . eet, 'Sriho, I eat her-dre s.se r. • • . Par uLATtoN.-Thtfourteen - parishes of Cantr - - . .bury :contain 3696 Males,. .5018 iemalestotal 8 7 1 4- • .‘. of 'the parishes of and 'tkredcomb, ttA.,recOrns of whielvarc nut completed, 'contains, in . . tlve •parishesk 12,656 males,. z 5,184 • 4 .• . females---foral 31,370. , • , : • • Market Peeping-7+:o males, 403 females-ro tal Donington—'o 6 ififullxitkah s ouseb, 300 fa; :flies, 653 males, 66z - females—total. 13.15. ; of _which 140 are .boys, . and :132 girls , educated in the Wu rity school. . , • • . . Chesterfield—i-929, , houscs; 197,9 Males; .„2311.3i fediales.—‘total 4.07'. 111,1783 there. , :iterts 177; houses, and 3335 ihhaSitants; in 178$, 511'6050, and 3626 . inhabitants t and •in.l79i, 866 homes, and 3951 inhltbiLlnts. • . Newmarket—totaipopnlatiOn Wakefield-3663 males, '43';6 fernales—tottli N ewcast l e — i 2,349 males, 1 ' 5,945 'females - --to. tat z 8,594. Eury-164.8 families, 3403 males, ,1.250 males • PR iei pr.srotin, ,• . 4A.TUR DAY. 11144 Stott JO tZitto lfAtcis s. IRS. ' Exchequer mils ,s. CliS Net; ditto tottery Tickets OtlmiAtirt gi idi 9-i to prem. I mpor: . •:3 per Colt, Ditto Amt. !lank. fur Account Ibtlia for A lay. • tins7forAtit6ll'l Ii , • ..'.. I! , ~ ,I t ..? . , . - .5 per Cent} ; per (cut. 1797, 95„1 - • I roh,,c per Cent". shut - • per Celt. Con. 79} Si ger Cent. Red. fro 59.6 pertleirt. Con - . 66,1 Lt 603 ; Oitto Soip - Bank Long Amr. 1%1 Ditto Sliwt Ann. Ditto • • MO . IICR is t lletebS( to a l l Persons who cin prove ye . the Next of iti.:4l.tri MICUAEL IV (-IAF.,T,t);%, 4.11-kuly yl Malle.f.st-vi ek "in'. the - County of ,Westk,t4grelariti, Ls 4.. r Gut late of 'Tani& Sowerby is, the SailW,g(3Vy„ i yd,that t; 4. 2.0;-;14- to_ * the - John Iteakis, of iA,[lpfby,' his Executor, thei 1 - of som:rtitiug„;itheji- A.dvantage, • - • • .Apiiieby,t4,l*4l 'got, • „. . . Just published,--price in %aids gs, eregantly printed on a f:ii•!. • , wove,..crearn colour flatter, in Rvc.). • - L R_A fr T Elements of Ci it 11'1 Knowledge.,By HENR REI)HEAIS Yt)IZ.K.T., Esq.' London : Printed for 'the Author, and published by Cic mttt, No. tai, Strand. • , •._ - 'Preface to the aboveMork. :- The following treatise was written so - long ago as the year 1796, and a thousand impressionS of the fire.; ts'i paites p . onted off - in the ensuing year,-but never puhkisnect. It. smghlar faa, that in tho year 1797, no bi,okel ler could fie fousid in the metropolis, who - telt disposed to atlix his nanr,. to any !p4ablicationa of mine. Th,k work which I had pre pared for Press, and which apparently 'alarmed the booksel lers, was . entitled ".Britaitrucus,".. containing fort.he 'most part, notes and Co ta ;tents on .vinous portions °four history, to which was added a. second volume, of Essays on various subeCts. When it was evident that the difficulties could not he easily suionintmed, the propric:v of publishing such or my:Manu scripts as were not of a political nature was suggestel- '.A-e -coMingliy from some hints which I 'bad written on the sub= ject doing my confinement in York Castle in the years 1794 and 1793 1 , the matter haiiince swelled into dvohnm. sly original design; as the reader will perceive from the beginning Of the work to page 1 . 55 inclusive, was much more extensive. I intended to have gtyen aik'histotical narrative of the educa tion of .a ,young persoo'from infancy to Manhood; in which wouldkiexotnposed an artalysis, of every separate study, as it arese:oirtsfer coosiditation, and afterwards to haie .travelled witlrltiin into foi.:iign countries. Under this idea, h 'Should `iraiteioserted my oWit rerbitrits on Most tof,the S-tateS of Eu rope, ot.tlie difiereia' p4riods when I_ visited - th...m. I ft fetedinfself that three- - VOIIIIpCS might he finished while I wasin seelusiop,frorn the world, and - that a volume thighrbe prodneed every ye - r mat ii.the-whole was4,)orrlpleted. But, as I advanced io the r „.3.ve . k, it _became _evident, that the plan ‘.‘- higrtMdable in. theory, than strs'eePtible-of execution. oribeiaides my deficieocy in various branches of usettil know ledge, a, work of suclba nattite t::ould appeal' with. intin4vly greater Ad vantages.hoOte the p üblie,if it were tile joint concern of several:persons, and not the protita ien•ofzlie labnurs• and industry oloisiugle .E loth Peeskin might theniut dertoke to illustrate that,science to. - >v4ttch iN,wits most skill ed; anti thus miglft be' Footled a tortifnellehtlye7aad useful Code of Public Instruetion; • '!,, •.1f; ••';‘ , • Front these considkrotions i I paused at , .ttic . iostant, when the analysis of ,the education of .11; u, , enitis closed : so that the iAt rencti:lawtH eive.the extensiVenesStirtNeLdrsiin from the perusal of-the first .three chapters of the:present work. ,E u - genius is therefore 4)rkittett iti-414,tontamluit chaptprs; 2tid • the instruction of tile middle: Classes o'cupies .. ,theyssiduciot the work, in which the arguments.6rritiOl'e4 itn . tlieLitoriner part are occasionally adverted to as data. Many books have published on the subjett of educa tion ; many vices have been just ty ascribed to its detedS; twiny schemes of a twee - perfect,s,y,stem Itay.e-Ixen suggested ; but have never,rnet th• an'y one N shay be strictly laid to - -combine practice' with theary, and to accommodate itself folly tritlreoectsions of tbe,,people. .of their works, . excel lent themselves, I . Vhit; s honld: fie in Tait'dre. Thu object of,. the plesentithitise, islitoi'.ortly to show what Cuis lke done now, but how it is to Le done. It ,:nest not however' be ciiiirrealed, th!:' , ! in this '' trioreis ineant than mects•the , ear."• Although it- was 4rnifteri•Witli'-a':tieAv in methodize avian of education, yet- I had ,alwaye.tn-•• My memos eye, ,that,ntunerotis portion 001 w edlicatNi . ha 4L:fe,s.tive negle , ... lictok 4s 'its for atuanorforty; 'as ibra boy.of ten. years of age, ,and .knakes. nodistindlion nety.;,:eien the mail of forttme, Who has tie:glee:fedi he culture of his mind, and fhe tradesniiiit. Numberless cointilitints are'often madepersbns who are ettgpied int he pursuits, of life, that they are in want of a me floid of Occppying and improving their minds. By 'paying proper'atitnnon ro the std - ijetts tYeated Of in this Volume, "Ind,by ret . erring. to the authors who aro mentioned : . under the various departments of science, they v•, ill tind no dial clittY in Making a rapid`progress - ill this sort of self: education. It is not .the.quantity;but the cithtlity, - of the authors whom read, that must determine our cer tainty, of improvement in senuine knOwledge. I'lle . younscr Pliny in 13. 7, Lett. so, says, YOu ronieMber that zbe- 011 .mt.. - aPP r ,9 v i ed. Wrif4C4 of each sort are to be carefully chosen t. far 4.1.1.4ra:) been observed, though we should read Ittuch, we Should net read many books." Lord Shafrs • bury in his. Chateleristies, Vol: 1. 142., says, " It is im- Lroper to calla. an well read AN, ho reads many fkutliors, since hi 'lutist Orneeessitvlhave ruin: ill - models than goal ; • alatfbe ifforestuffed-With bombast, fancy; 'and wry Ittottglit, tban..fille;t:with ...solid sense . aod ... iust itpagioatloth Sir. W. Tempte..io his Espy on I.earningi . observes, " that it les sins ;he force ati,d..groWth Of a man's renitis, and do - iibis whe thep the weigh:; -number oft • so many other men's thoughts and zotiolo, may not suppress his own, or hindor the MOtion or of of them, from Whom all invention arisett..as heaping on wood, or too tinny sticks; or too close togctlier,..satp.pryt,ses, and sontetinh:s quite i!tingttistes a little spark, that would otherViise have geoWn up to a noble bite. If has been thogglst advisable'to postpone the pub lication of the Catalogue of Books referred-.to in page in 267 until the publkatloo of the Second Volume, which, with the pr.seot, will einbeac those' parts of know ledge that 4re-called elementary.. ;[' t ire present. Work.i:r not written for 'the Learned ; but exclusively for . that. low portion of the tonehunity, Whn have been too intielf neglected by Learn. .i Writers. it is on this account that'anthonties have been h•-.s quoted, and the.o.kteittation of. reading many books avoided, l'oblic utility - has been my sole object ; and if tifen it ill hate'thecotrage to ptirsire such itteistii'eS'il have been recommended itt'this Treatise,.l Will venture to prognosticate that a great advancenient will he made in the catiSc of ifuth, virtue., freeSimi N•arlef it that in thus tleliVeririginy•opinion3, 1 wbh tortogate any pfUtie'olit'nie- tits to this otitpring ,of solitud,:•wltit_ii I „npw offer to the • world. I have said more than doe:, that my Only . objet is the public good ; and therefore; if there be'a*rty work 'of bet ter tliformatuM on the 4ubjeeli , l'.-t mine be laid upon tile shelf. until then, it may, hoWeivoi: ti..••• \ - eetive, eratlnd. NV liatcler,therefori!, may be the ffieirrthe pLa`n,l • the eireurpstances under whieit_.rt was. tlivsted...tvill always ajtotd tooDe pleasing :,tai . jeel of recollection.. 'Who\ wired in - a..pris , on, and- debarretrthe sociely of all hutuan lie ings;-whin neglee.ted, -tbrsaken and forgotten', lewits left •tO extricate myself by nty.owat exertions from. the dangers that 4lireotened me, it surely.ts - oot an impertinent Olieetion, that 1 poSsessect sufficient cahnnesi4 and "tranquillity of mind to direct my thbughts to such subjeas,and to eitileavOur to render mosell usyful to that Community. which formerly flattered, and titcn descried the. It is Well - known, tftat 'in the hour of Midnight and silence my lamp has " Been',seen in the high lonely towit, - ".Where I have oft outwatcli'd the hear"— and proje&ed, arnidst other literary, pursuits, the System of Instruetionlor the Young and-Rising Generation, which is , • ~,,• •• • pow offeret - 1.-tq.thc ,Public: Though sc.orebed .by the light , .11. • • tting of the Stitc,j *as' not - coicsunted by it ; bit., on the 1 1 • 0 11/. * . - coOtrary, have derived teat . profit freer adversity, hate .dint this;most,p,sel,til and cotptortable less. n, that to an up '4%-rrived4the Cockzam, froin' Lentlon ; -Lark, i right iniiid;pir.4#nd coritentinent:are qualities totally inde .. SpurflCT I > ArTke, Wooland, zukt,friends, !klercer, froLn . .thits- 1 'Penitent ,of cateredciicumstances, and thartheY may •be •mouth; ohrt: anatuihetttla, . -, trom-luvetlteithing ; tujeyectiais ; t hey. :certain ly •ivere me.), as • well in solitude give,trey, t'rein. gourhatirpton.; Elroes, gem . and captivity, as amidst.." - the busy hum.of men , surrounded SltorJtarfo.:at4lMour fro zi Opcitto . . - ..• by falshood, sercility; and thtid,' though - gilded over by lusputi lictsty,Broolcs, 'and Brothers, Gil- , more Courtly anti fashionable pities. To prove this, , withotit . littgharn, for l'ortstrno presumillgio draw the remotest parallel,-it should be rement , I)e.ted 'that Cer yarn es .delighted arid . Sir Walter Raleigh in the other by his pro ' • • • • • •-•- • • • •;. 44nct,. the One by liis admirable w it, trabe N '" / ) , f rf" 4 jI;CTI ; ik,utut history, every generation which has succcedeft the ages Tliames, illaißs7 . Platton t Dremt'rilopif arid Sinter hiLlt they liQed. ' . tie, llogli'ittl; :06M China ; 'fiFin • :The titafelk patient- to 'no fortune yields, •Rmbill ; Castk Douglas,. Mirk; col .• - .l)enterara;- - nad , rotting oceans, :and in-fighting fields, Vio4vTll2;kbetts;.;ctitaiValccr., . 11 ;rnhArgh...- • - ;Storms have_ I past, and many astern debate ; _ S,afte4 2 -the Tit o/ ScOtt fel' ()utter hismblersteries submit to fate. •-•• :4,7:1 ••r 4;44' 116;2' • )N' t •T 1' riiittei by BUC"H NA 14 WM I 1.1.,‘ (ot 110 - StriTi.- COTitcilt , ;(ardenl; and ,v, i3 bi n ned by Wt t. A•tkt ARM! h-k SCRIPPVIP At thc No. 11 2 ) & for a w h erc ofid,r,,,‘,,,mtnts, Order, for the l'aper, Letter, for the Editor, &r. (toJt-1 kr! y;agcl, umst Lc addr.!s,ed. . , . - i . - DEIBL,f4 Aliß It ,! 4.• • • I " li t,' A's 4ze g: ft; t ' the Couniy. of Ktldire Cijin.- ' mencid it :MA - On'.We'dne.s4+ - las'i: -. .. • - • . Elizabeth nurne, with JaMes Bor - ne: he'r:iiiiii Mary Dowling., wi th Winifred and,,E l lizaheth i Dow-- ..4ing herdanghters, stood indietekt - tor :"' thj: . -wilTul ;murder of 'Catherine Dale, at -Fonistown, near :4thy, on the 2,+th,of May, ,1798,. , .. - It appeOcd in evilenCe,- that Patrick-DOwlingi , the ilkisba . of the prisoner, Mary, having . been a rebel Ca'' -, hakwirilie.moitiog of the 2.4. th of May iissembled' his Pt c ~ isiori 4 Atbos,. in - the neigh bout-hood of FontsiOnn i and had dispatched a party , to liellfgliel"Oire - hitn,. Joseph Mile, ivholived at -a eery shart'distance ,:tl6'irii:DoWling's. habitation. ' ; Dale being - -a. Protestant, carne ' V i ery reluEtantly; - and.:belnOrged - by Dowling's party to join them, ‘ lunder the 'alternative ‘Ofiliniself and wife being put to deathihs - . consented to go with them,On.astipu lation thai-,his wife should suffer no injury: :proved tliatupon:.thiS :he - marched with the party, an4as! , ; - ing ,his own door saW' his _wile in _tears— thi3. 'A'.ll4 the ; last : time hesaiV her alive:: D4 - ?vlipg and , his . :fparty having Maralied towards Atlly., in tending to attack the Town, wer' -suddenly inti iniekated.--(3it _seeing Captain Rawson and his Loyal - Achy IreOrnanry ad - vaneing tp meet them ; ~-theteb elkfled,and ,dispetsed ; . Dale returned tolit - oivn hodse, Which he ,found open and: the floor covered with brood; his - fears suggested' ivlide . had 14pened ; ... :and : going into the garden-_behtod his house lie saw the earth,nesirii , tUtned ; lie-ren)o - ved * Tart of it, . and discOvered . the mangled body, of-hts unfortunate .. . . wire. • . It:wltahen provpd, that as soon as Captain Dow_, ling- haclinarched . olf 'his, party, his wife,. the , pri soner Mary,- - 'itadressed a number of women -- Ylid haa.colleeted at her house, ana infornied.tlkem that they must go up and murder Catherine Dale, the. Orange.'w,- , ---e, : lest she-should - go into Achy and tell that the bojr,were.-up.. ....Upon th.i.s thg ilthp; ; . women colleted a number of one boys - . - of whom, , I Janies' Borne the prisoner, Mrs. DOwling - artned. with -a •churn-stair,- and they; . set out - for Dale's house, leaving Mrs. Dowling:behind.* - On.entering the house they found thq deceased :with' a - yraver , book in her hind.. : jarnes Buitteknp.c. ked her down Iwith the churn=staff ;'' his mothei,Elliabeth, drag_ led'her out of-the house into the, road, Where they' ' threw the unhappy creature under the ,wall of her own house, when the prisoners Elizabeth and Wi nifred Dowling supplying the, little boys with' stones, She was stoned to death; and 'her lifele,s body thrown back into the biiuse . . . . These . .faeti were proved by two of thelioys-who. were thti l s employed in this barbarous murder ;- they were, at the: time of. thing. their evidence, -not more than fourteen years - of hge, consequently at the time of the murder they could page Veen but eleven. They und , .!rwent a . ,long and diligent cross-exanii- _ nation, yet were,strittly consistent, even in, the - .. iiiost minute circumstances. - Their` evidence 'was -in hart corroborated by 'a poor Yeoman who ,had' escapcd . iliu Rebels, and” 16S hiding behind ..a heatie at Sotne'distance; -from whence be saw the prisoners surrounding Dale's house ; and - Of another man, whom Elizabeth Burnt 664:yelled to bury the body of the4eceased; under a threat of reporting him as a craattliy rascal_ to the Rebels, if he dared to refuse.. i., r Tbeattience set up by .the prisoners, , Mary,. ‘1 nifred and: Elirabeth Dowling,: w-,as . an. attempt to prove that they had endeavoured Jo - prevent the murder ; u liut wrnt to. fix the crime positively ot), z4be th and, James Burne . They were all. found guilty ; the jury beigg opinion that Mary Dowling, though not ,tally presitnt at the murder, was yet so situate as,.con ndeting her conduit with ,her commands-to commit the-murder „left no doubt on their minds that the pitty, :rad under her direaion, and .:ere dene k , by she expettltiOn of assistance.from her, if, it should have, become necessary. • . • Sentence of death Was-clireaty rii.s . ed, the Learn_ judge.(DowNE), tprortounting-i,tin a most so lemn and awful manner l and execution :vas awarded for Friday- last. Oh Thorsdayi howerer, it being uggested by. affidavit, that. the, prisone r Maryd Dow ling pregnant', an irrlairy .was direaed, and a respiti,.granted to all but Elizabeth BUrne, until the result of the inquiry shOuld be kndivn. . On F4day Fli'tabeen Burne (an elderk ivoman', was executed the front of the Gaol of &Aai, and to the - last moment was loud, in declaring her inno cence. The cireniriitances-which led 'to the ebnviftion of the c murdei.ers, were rather extraoiainary On thg saPpretiion of the teliellion,, the prisoners liectisedty the geneiat report of the-Country of the murder Dale, they were ppp.Hrgruled.•,by Captain .Rawstin, of Arthyq hut aftdritiving - heen detained for 'lomp . ij*,, were diseliirged for wantofs,ufficient evidence,Wi. OowlinkNonrising most Uselier. utennst exertions civet. the barbarous murderers of lier dear ireikh hour iVlts. Da1e......in the month. of Fehrriary last, Gentleman untied. having iren murdered near F RawsonontsroWn; ,Captaißawson . went thi thir - to search for the•inuriierers, - . When"ille,,two little boys - (fagan - andDOwlin . g). who gave •evi deriee, were ,brotsght,by rbeir •friends_ to disclose their. kn6wiedgeOf Mr 4. Pale's murder; which they had iheretofore .concealed from fear olipuniihment ; ,the boys W - e-ri...-often and si.sparately, examined, . . and upon their infoimation the prisoners were appre • - • • woa'rro . N WARR AZi near' EY, tfiW WA R CKg , T() BE . SCH.D BY AWCTION',.. . • - • ByWri CiiitISTIE . . . . At his Great itboin, in l'all-iftti I, - , - (An'TliOß SD/. Y, `the . 2rst or MAY,' k ny niclerlaftlie Provost ;rid Schtiiars of the'g.inies College; Combridgc; fog Ihe.l:cdonption of th, I.and-Taxi, . A VALUAIILE . FREP,IIC.)I..;II. ESTATE, con. ./1 - 1.. ibting of sevcrr,l gi*bJe FARMS, with 111 suitable 13i111.1)INGS., And near Is: IN C Ii.UNta&ED ACRES of ::,..1 AI.:ABLE 41E.ApPy,41 . d •rAstunti LAip:r), corn-. ; - .;ct an:FYI - L - 14E I.lt E..., tageti.:•, , ..r - witlf.tlie rl. TII F. Is- . "stiinglind'l'AVNiffiE Dit qiV bi.10(1-144.t:, let on .AS E LI .- To SrED.V# tI ) D•SIVII:i, Bart. .. . which will EN'..vi're inicilE VAA RS, a.t aloki• it. E SERVtp'" "RSIN 'Pk "fite4itst FA Yil EN'T.4IM'C) Li IVi I ItiG to - ONE HUNI)REIIenci FOR'IY.TIVO I'OtiNDS • • FC)Uftt'EEISI-111,LINcs, 1 ..1; ,: . ihe•ACTilAl, Atig11r)..1:4 7 1.44.1J E of - ~., . - TXIELVE FIIINDRED I'o LI N DS , . . alit , . upwards. ~ A - Person wiithttelit lifteon tray:: preattans tlvr sate,- who- wit I Shew :the §q,tpi 41•#k.„printo1 l'artcu.44s ityl x -th e n: d In of tke Printers of the CoventFy, Birininghi rn m, Qxford, an:l Leicester Papers; at - .the :White Lion, Strattind2upon.: Avon, 17:'•;,;‘.‘•ii:k ;, Giloerriopes; i , .sq. S-olicitor; Salisbury square, Flu't-y-.1-,..t, London'; of R. Gee; L. Attormy, Ctruhritize ; 'at` 'the Rvinbow COffee-houst, Cortthill ; and • ii: Pall - A.I;IH, .wheift-a PliO of the Estate ni4y ts:`, seen: . NATURAJ4TIR WOODS.' -TQ' BE.,SOLD, XIFNSIVE , FIRYWOODS, :011 ,the .e.statc : of, • LOCHEIL,. near Fort William, coittidning several.. rhousay.Toni.of Marketable Timber.. The' rees.are fuli•sized;--and-iviltstotate to logs of every ;;Ntlisite dimension; and, iri.pyint equality, the Timber is lot exceeded by any in .Setitlithd, .TheArhole can be floated o Fort William, and from thence shipped to any Market.— There is im excellent on the grounds. The .Wood pitiOd:ied to be C•sit mill aletva by 'Donald Caineron, saw miller, at ..-ku‘linacuty. tijposal s' may 'be lodged -NV ith Ey; e A Cameron, 'Esq. a t l'asstem,.near , fort,William ; Mr:Warn:o.er, V 4 liter to the • Sigriqt;l;.liolprgll - ; Or A lexander ‘.P herson,W rit r,(,; I asgow.„ 1:1 - 11 - The above WaCKU ate worth the attention of St 4. bilders. , . . . WHEN PrbiesSifintil Men of • Elucatlon and • ; ::.,: . Rspensihility deviate front the ge.ncral !stein by the ,election of peculiar branch, the sant:lien of let% con tinued success is the best criterion of' superiority. Eight years - have I devoted imy practice to' the exclusive treatment of ' Three Disorders, and the successful iesult of • / Inv plan kives,nte addition-At ardor to oppos.r.., as far - as I and atilt:, the ravages of those Complaints Aellieh are the must ' i important in the Caralogne of Hutnail I ntirnilfies. . 'Afrer initiation into Lrvery - fttanch, as nit Army Surgeon, . I ti gni i . ..d a wish at an early pc•rind .ef , rrtletice to reseee in. Idivicltials - front ti..! ignorance of' itit&lucatc'll Men, or the ecru :air dangerotis precipitn:icy of getilerat Pettetitiobers. Tht Threc,i);;;:;:s,j to tile'cur,c o f N .,,,,d 10v attention, ..toin jxht.tieficerN.•;rty,as,riti4:sln'oll IVolanvii:N:thdEel... t r. i.t t ) l 3 io A j n l i ..l . l) , 2, l it tly. -i t i t E „A t :1 7 1 1 1 1 : : 0 - . 1 1c: i i i )1 1 . 7 1 : 0 4 ). P .... 1 : 11 0 e r bi l l i kl' o va ( l' t i t z si 7 c,t her lee r s {r is , i f tig n - v . l f t ro n mi re • a ge: And, lastly, - that derangetient-ot the system in w... mea which is calicti• 8.% It'it:NN E SS, or S'f, F. lt I I.li N . . Numerous ntseases ;ire• the result (I I!:: ~a ce, or haqe" - in 'the trentillS.* 7 Of a 'Sirtiple• k.k•lihrtlicel z -- knd.. - i t . not : mi . frequent] y..liPpeusl.thatttiV.,*l4l-.: It . Liie ,ar e p o i sone d b y . the indiscretion of all unguarticd hour.-4-Ily'a superior me, thud such COmplatnts are easily clued; and, even ..ty here others: have ljtiicd l . trust that. I may presume :to ail% a racnc',ll re-establishment. . ~ • ~ • • ' Few, _however, - ire 'th.... cases of 'complicated distresstn- . this •dwirtiet;-c.onitiared, , vlth 'the GaLailittotrisi,si.tuatiorts: of Man, who, froto .ai,v ity,.:l)Ance 41,-1 solitary vita, or the. ' prcvalcrt g%ictic ,- . of a ;. , srooil:thte litl!,.aLtitiirc that state 'of bebilitt:, ‘ ,4 Inch is :' 1.. ~ iti:hit?icinlole 4 confetti:4*W of •sttch pernicious ti late: .Where the •..111,.,;•:,:y E , l!l:•r,r hroods over his irii.cry, hut . t cire:fulk . (.- , mt•'xal.:; i:!-. ir:t-c:tiot, it may . h:: :.:;;:ie conso:- 41tion Or Ithit to Irnov. - . that •alptiounl! it . r , '..: Au ohjea of dhow( or uticer.t4inty. ~ ,\tithiutilpr ' lkretitivers, the retnoval !of the.“..: Defictettries loty the gr,aibial•prp; i -eis of Retiova. titan, is the atgurrement of riy- Experencer, It the , rites of BaCchus or Venus lirtejtcvn to reduce ",lanly vigoar, much. anxiety will he preyeArect b. A;; varly Countcrae tio,o ofeltis.laNnid,r, State ;, anti -in . these cases,. 114) 1;704 CtinrCtillsi *in decor. '- - • !. : . : • firii , hYllerV.thiS I)CfieielleY hatforyetirs :existetl, a proper • perseveranks is. intik,pylisaOly 7 ertvisite to.4Avive the 511 " 71- " ti I A 1:): I Er) WO 1,A7..N-, t . li . erhave'lo nK been-disappointed , !, •.,!s..s of Li",r, :mil to re -anti-J.-he tilt Constitution; In iii: it e• 1 - ;::_l'ations of a - Family, may De, as.serete., that iii most instances, such deleeis arc curable bi Nictlical skill, The secresy,,WhiCli IS so essent i a l' to . Inv undtru...ktng, ,nett the . qualineatiohs which I have pretumed to stale, forint the bisis - of mr . pretensions, and in coineidentv IVith such this iptiir.ation is given, that . Mr. , 11. may he e cotOtljeil personall, or . by Letters jilt:losing a small Not',at Ins house, - No. 25, .k,rundei street-, Strand,- nea, ' liar- P? There is. an adtritional I:, orrance in adjoining, and the Name iS.on• bot li. t he doors, M , B------. . Memlit "rotrhe (Loyal College o To Tl-10.111AS' TA YLPIt, Esq No. 9, Nov Bridge-Street,- Loud,' Honoured sir g ' • Eilineurgh, Ma BEG leave to- inform' you, that tr •Al• }'ear 1790, I'. have been aft - tided with t, real which, irthn its ObStitritely resisting Nlediehie - prescribed by the most enain6nt here, and undergoing seYcral ,severe course; and mice diselutrged ,trom the Ho w would arspettr t o he of the most invetcfate spring of last year my disorder. had jut , iu.arlv to nut a period to my existence---1 art the CrOWll' of tiny tread,' nue on each ann. vezrebroke!outin:l•,trigiytfut matter;; my fully . painful, .and bad been iti.a state 0114 y I.tst seven years.; my left had also 'tam very Much discoloured, ani . gitV4 in 4; pain,. particularly tiepin Ayarin gin. Pe , i ns Drive rue of 'rest ; in this ' lamentable sta e, mended by .1111•. - J. Thortmson, .0 0 " r e. `' i hert-1, td tdkC. vow: Leake's inch . I beeatt to dti on "6th of AidY fertnigtri; 1 •b;:gan' rts - receive b:netit•- tt,tan a month, the ulcers on tiny 21 sonnets}' lieatc(t—sours year,- the sure Oh .4 1 ate;. leaVing; -- 110Werei",•6611CitIvrabi and tNiftvin hoiteOf thb 'sing of GOtt,. and•,it Ptrsayoratao lttable ;, re7aittinittt tifitAtl bite, and r ,, .nozltirtfil • gottig . ofli. thilstliat , .. , r"1i41,,f 4 1 pegf4:py , have r i :CoVCC:.:t ••; : • ,'• t sp" Conyej6il? :tat, sta•e havalg tiattnatns to t!is k , . ; a toss in*,wl4,t terra,-to cs, , 01 . 1 for the goat' rase as publie- as tit.rslible.,, as I .s.hAii ::very occasion t, in, saw doing, you .‘say . ill.greptlyiabliT:, , . your grateful, ocillent, vett burnt -tie vet yam; ' iiwart's • • .!. . • :l o w; T3-10MrsoNi No._ 3 New t: i i . ; and joas M`l to's it, 0!..t Pte ,, ared nun Sold bY thet3olo.ProptietOr, • IMM O s Loa:, MCnilws. than Coil 4.. of' Sur. ' ,goon'i,. at:hi; 'Mouse', No. y,' •iige.......iferer, 'London; where, alter a vortStiint tesld'edi.e o!.'• A.fore tlizut yeaa, -in 'a . ptA,qice particularly di;i. , :ted to the-cute of -Venereal Lernilaints ar.4 th'is' hiciAcot,il te , the PartS of Generation, %vitli that able N"..,CreCY 114 : 11 nwn of his prolmtioil should observe io ...ases, he flatter; himself, the..a.ivice and assl,tance Iw. gratuitous)y I adMinisters to personS taking this-...l4q,iicint, will be esteemfect, by a disc drititt -.Public, as - an aLlvarrtage , s a t. don attainable arti voictßl r,ll ainbivitv. • Also sold, by tot the cotmnie ot those livingiat a at tlie Patton:l's, Nu. 35.' St. Alban's-street, P.,.1-Mall i•il,. TovOiop, O. 103, ox, Mr..)isborougb'-e, No: Nit - . Steel's, lloolt*::ller, Untott-rOtv, -Little 'Cower.. , hill ; , Mr. Watson';, South.beirigv, I Edinburgh • .Jr. Call_ . • well's, ant by nue in every cousideiahle townia.Great Britati airi Irelelid, in Boxevol only 29. q.I. I -each, sealed. tip, soh full and plain dire...lion*, whereby 'persons of either sex!nAy cGic ease, secrecy, and safety. N. B. -F. veryliox *id 'in Great Britain is sealed %a-Avis, a Stamp, ptr WhiCh by favour ' of -the einrilliisqiontrs is printed, at the Stan t a-011ice , ;—" T. Tityloi, New Bridge-streqt"--tO iuttato Which is Felony, -sod Otitets C COUllterreiti. • :ir Temple liar. n Water-street, . Dl' Surgeon?. ' * ......... IEI. ;ion. : . R . arch IS, ifir;t. 'ver since tile , the Lues Vettc- every course o of the Faculty !:; of salivatiorki j ,'„ ~ i th little relier; ,- nature% In, th, sttuli a_ he ad. a*" ad a . largelfhe In, and' ntv le gt-' ligiit IV:is: cirttatt.4',, . le,cution tin th e . rge noire'S. o n i t.. ,sachaxcru t i nt. .. il l ftc w a u f s l) t 0 . ' re0(,r0 de :,... .. ,. ivecl iv greti t .. zat Natant Pil:s 4 .;. ill ti.l, Co Al r5i11..1.). , -In little, trios., atil .arms Ni eto , 1 - I :ty 14s healed \ louptivn la. th h,' by. tht. lilts- '. l Pr..l6 .l i.lt:l tt 6: : : l llt firi )9.:)attl i :ll:lll; l l.:l2-111:aliti Y ..? -: ) , :::", hitt, be Y'. l * friker ihis_ my ,