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1, , - - , '-,..... ..„ ~_._.-:- - - _ . - : , -,..,..;,..,-A..„ -,..-:,--1„..., -.4.-• :.,44,,,,, • 1 1" , f ! .1 tEr, ...1 r ' O , -'~ .~ ~, r 4, 44111,3 0‘1.7,` kill i,l - .4.). 'A,,:',-:::-• :;"Ij :"•lll,,Cf:7:t,ti.AL77-rvt. Riyirj- 0;4.= -44 ~,,,,,,r,tl--ok .7. "•••,;(r.,-V. 0 - o , i , it r *f Iv ' 4.....__ _..'. 1 liumira 57941 EXCIILQUER IULL PAY-OFFICE, I Apvt 5 IStt. r i E PAYMASTERS o f EXCHEQUER , BILLS do hereby give Notiee,•That on Wednesday, the toth 'lntt, and subsequent days (Sundays and Holidays excepted), they will deliver to the Pefsons, who left at this Office Ex- • thequer bills, to be funded pursuant to the Resolution of the toast of Commons, of the isth ult. CERTI FicAT ES of ihtartlGUat ot the Exchequer so left, entitling such Per. sacs to a proportionate amount 'of Five per Cent. Stock, Tetably to the said Resolution. The Paymasters will at the same time pay the 'lnterest diitiorrspea of such Bills, calculated up to the gth inst. I\lolnlSl)l.u.riori OF PARTNFItSIIIP. 1(.3: is hereby given, That MORETON 11}4s A CLU)? 'Y hasßY SIAN has withdraw n himself from hiti 4"t liat Bank, a nd that kr Dissol ut i on o f theVartnership, n lit id tease% hiirs, has 'ditto pint- 11 " .NI arid in t wine b e carricriCm by THOMAS stdlt tr4WII.I.IKNI BOTFIE L D. art Baak, March 4, 1811. • peyMFN E.1;1.1: of K ENT of Pit E I S S rendered'untenant. o(lCl Es af!le by Ft P. E . r,, uld w of logarance expiritig at Lad y Day to(' to retie e d Wi th i n 'Fifteen !Lys from Yet uutilr PreVetlt lilt l 'arties'latetest ceasing therein. 114urance efleoted at reduced Premiums. Eitt;LE LIFE INSURANCE' fr . a . a:7Y. d escription o f !neural - ten upon Lives may b e c 4.4l,riiiticitsvato)ltlalgc:. with the utmost faculty, upon terms 9f PC. WM. ItEETHAM, Secretary, ..,..,,___..._ .. • RATES of INSURANCE a g ainst FIRE (eiclu oliE liv! DIG overninent Duty), in t Ite lilt ill H anti by it, No. A . 4 4 9. Sira: - .d, and No. xi, Cornhill,' London ; 11.1i4t41 y,,,Us . trk Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and otller er, oviis, i%ot,nrrion Insurance . , 25. - 43 d. • Li i , 4 / 4 rilo us 3s od per. cent. kr ann. PeArbir li , • ' • • ' A dto: , iaartious . ss. od. ki, .1441 ,t,tes are charged when increased . bazardap. itis: th e ,"" loth the Coost ruction ur Situation ot the Bu ild. ort e j4 — ( 1 441 try (4' the Property, or the nature of the Trade utactu r b ,Polic . t '. wirit. t el, (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3001. and up -1141,i, p, id w „,,,ns .lor Insurance renewable at Lady-day, must be si er ; . ,, a Fifteen bays therefrorn. ' 4,,th,l)tlite and Ships insured in the West-India and Xilio„? to u kks i anti also at the (Hifi:rent Ports in the United alllotiluallcrsilso granted on Property in his Majesty's D. ki 4 ' 4lo, td and in f ore ign States at amity with these . 1 10,, 61 ) ! l Ali NI i k, / 114 6 "G STOCK insured at 2s. 6d. per Cent. sped.. eitte ikons on the (hill:rent sorts of Grain— or is. 6d. per l'ils ' ~"1 1 on th e W h o l e Stock tit* any one Farm, with t he •• '. ( Naus t . O . ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. ~.......,_,....„.....,.._ s . , ty7l,is F THE RP.GENCY . 21 its (j r ol, late Partner Wilt the deceased .Sir J' Mende th e z, Combat ; and it, 'Coventry -street, ye- TER vi t die improved Sett MF. of the NE W 1.0 . f N%lo n he Driwn the K I NG's ill R TII . 1).-1 Y. v.v.P . lch o ', oar Pritcs of Twenty Thousand, and PI I. IY. mer evitAls. SCIIEME 4 Prizes nt . I. ' . 2 3 . , -- A, Zo,ceo - - are - - 4 80 000 3t . " • Isaac. ,24,n00 61 * " . • P° 1 40 q .••. 1 65, * • . . so 20;43 * • . 2 * '',...... * • . . ~ 16 . . - . - . . 32.,)04 k,to e , .........Tickets, a... ................. _ . . --- 4 zoo,of-.0 _ . • . tlikY,:ll)N Ins, in the last five years, shared and sold C ap r t ti;(ll!ilnia to Ilan a Million sterling, and h'!' been par. bY twitinate in Capitals drawn onNtile King's `, `it ' llfI: 4Ving 50 1(1 N. . '2,719, a Prize ot 25 ,sooi • on . ittr t ' e, also No 6 1 • lon the 4tll of dune pre, ' log. • , 45, 1,0, 0 • it, i.'tilt THE IiASI'ER tiOlaDANtS,„sta . iYVLNII.F. I.IIIARY, No; 41, SlCP'j'' ' - ST It 1 , . F. T. ' . J. GOMA/ I,l\l begs' leave to solicit. 'rig. iiko, ''inn of tht Publi c to a Plan she has formed of hi, an the atten• 4.ll*iteeessvl Series of Cooper. Plata Books, til ) `'n ... ?411, 4 1 1 1'.1.11 HE W i' LA4, eath illustrative of scone I ll!e n - 4 th- ..11e, 411(1 itceompltired with a New Poetical Versio n ' ' ii v i t ° laic itself. ' The ' Plates 'and Colouring will . ft,,tia un.conunon taste a nstittelicacy. . Two o f the 5 ring . bc_ , l . i,a )44'itiseleelvd front the Wolkpf ,the ceebrated Madame d 4 1 9, wil he ready rna;fhe isth of , April. being ; II.ht:NL,E..NASO ; or, Flattery Defeated. *_„, *tee Ati ri, and the BEAsT ; or, Appearan c es "I'Y • m e us is, h '6 ,r tr., l : rhe Protluaions of the juvenile Librdry in Skin. n 4,4_,r'et, are ciinstantly on Site in various Bditions. and in , lit?.liiiest or niost expensive' Bindings. Also, a New, •11' tqt_itsrjrttrient of lluok-.eases and Libranes, containing ~..., v, kooks of saleded for - different Ages. i-lsl/3),Nit, ANTIthILI.ctUS P.ILLS.. . .. . n. • th. .4 1, -.0 long obtained a just ceibrity •I liki:oy‘ Private ptattiee ot the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, air: Nt 4, 1 1 , 44 front their great SucCtba iii ntanY 9bDilitte till : • Nki, Ud ets, On nntnttutiS l l _atiellta of Disrinason,• a" ti,viintictitarly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, iht iiiTrY Page Ttkroer, the Dowager Lady Say and Sefe, t t the l,atintes Itulkeley, arc. he 'as perSUMIC(I to offer th em h litte s . tibl ici u.nder the approbation and the sandion of filet! sto'tril,l4):;iiit are found to be an incomparable ratrtedY.lbr re. o tir,c,ltlicie ton e of the Stomach, tor curing " I mltgest ton, ttc,„ vs hit (~rtnlities, and thtlir consequent disagreeable crop. tu, : 41,41 flatidencies. Th•y preventhabitual and tetrytt t•iio„'epiqliest,sick. he atlaci ' iti, and he.irt,burn,whicli,ls.nkt 1114 is f bY PNI,4II(y, and a debilitated stomach, whether th et r rwri the aurirnony of the redundant bile, sct,ir drinking to exces s intemperate iiq e Ht, wivtleiale aneretail at Mr. Ilhtler's No. 4, Cheap -4,491er 01 Paternoster -row 1 and retail', by Ifewmand 140 4 i Ccmkworth and H i- - d PI t uth Car nott .2n ._ .., 8 ir ,...., g. an y OX mi , yno , ~I,i, Edip. Oh; nilliln"".1? t k Smith, Manderston. and )-.1 Intl, . tit and Gregson, - Liverpool ; Lynch rind Stai , ne l s, d tts itltlr Alltiott Portsea and by most Medicine Net - 01 4 1(4 at 2s, 'cl. I I te411:41:" MAY he h 94 1. "1 ' 6s. echhl hich are an et"' vil 1 (. 4 , ft , f , 4 , liCkifi4ll Sls, ,W , Urine, .. elplil4t,, . the Gravel and Stone, Stoppage or turtila.,, ; 14 the Back and Loins, Kidneys, . iii. ,,, , Ike, IL,. qv vari ou and Bladder, 44 .1-;‘'"vateN,e 6 COrnrilaints irWitient to the human . frame , ill their 41,1 c, dteadful in their nature, nor more ,1131:m -11,,,c6riipla14-94"Itletes than the Gravel anti Stntie ; 41,ey. , : 4., ► 4;:k6h p ay s tO whic h - ki,t ipivtiv...... tin:k.lles Oilta, cocrwnfiod olitite 111°t notnl pc ‘‘ttiliw in,lSt hipte been folind of singular e licacy.in ...,,,ilcipesit,,,i:i",itoti tit!: vessels containing the urine,, but hap. ri . 1, pro. t ku '.! ah . t t ~ I,trityiiig titutlity at it from vv . 4 ► 4 .1 1 it, tic VP:i.,,iins,Bte, removing the calcult,.or gritty t these tut , anothicleyery pernicious tCnthilicY -n - • SATURDAY, Apitm 6, 1811. RF.LIEF OE TUE RRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. : . , - ------ --- JfIE COMMITTEE beg to state , that there are at present 'upwards of to,ooo British Prisoners in the different Prisons of France, for the most - part in great dis 7 tress, and that the Subscription is intended for the allevi ation of their sulnrings, in some degkife, by assisting them with articles ot Clothing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand the most in need of. Amount advertised - - ,Cz0,657 6 to . ' Subscriptions since received: : ‘. s. d. Entire Receipts of the Theatre at Bridgenorth, per Mr. C. Stanton, the Manager 1 4. r 6 ~ - Lambourn Church, Bucks, by Mr, Spicer' . 21 9TO John Rolland. Esq. - . - 10, to o Mrs. Bettsworth - . - ' - 1 o 0 Mr. Petre Andre. ',. - . - - z o o Mulberry Gardens Chapel, Pell-street, RadclifF. , ' highway, by the Rev. R. Stodhart - 32 t o St. Lawrence's Church, Reading, Berks, by the Rev. W. March • - - ii. - t 6 to o Reelmartnn Church, Gloucestershire, per the Rev. D. Lysnn - - - 6 7 t. The. French Conformist Church, called Le Quarre, Little Dean-street, Soho, per .he Rev. I. L. Chizol - .. . 5 1 4 2 , The French Church, dalled St. jean, St. John. street, Bethital.green, by, the Reverend I. Compton • - - r 8 6 . • The result of a fracas, transmitted by Mr. I. Wild - - . - - 10 10 0 Black, Parry, and Kingsbury - 5 0 o - St. Giies's Chur .h, Reading, on the Fast Day, by the Rev. Mr. Jenks - 29 7 o St. Mary's Church, Reading, by the Rev. Arch deacon Nares . . . t 6 1.; 5 Panebourn Church, per the Rev. Dr. Bunion to 6 o I G. Palairet,. Esq. Reading . .. 1 o o Richard Pack and Co. - . - to to 0 Hoeult and Salford Parishes, per the Rev. E. C. Smith - - - 8. to o Berkley Church, Sussex, on the Fast Day, per . the Rev.'llenry Hodges - - 19 6 o Second Subscription from Knightsbridge Cli3pal, by the hands otthe Colleetor - 3 o o Parish of Great Linford, ,Bucks - . 8 9 6 Parish of Broughton, Bucks - - 4 5 0 Parish of St, John's, Madden 'Market, Norwich, per the Rev. P. Whittineham - - 3 6 3 Parish of fiorsted, per the Rev. Dr. 'Grape 2 12 a Parish of - Ashby cum Obey and Thume, per the Rev. C. Day - - . 4 7 6 ' Parish of Rcpps cunt Bertwick, per ditto . 215 6 Parish of Burgh, near Yarmouth, per ditto' . 5 5 o Parish. of Newton Flotman, Norfolk, per the . • Rev. R. C. Long . - .5 0 C. Parish of Dunstan, Norfolk, per ditto " - 5 o o The Rev. 0. T. Lindley • - 4 0 0 Parish of Strumshans, Norfolk, per the Rev. W. Nelson - - - - 3 0 0 St. Paul's, in Manchester, per the Rev. R. Mashiter, per Churchwardens • - - 614 6 Isaac Pitcher, Esq. - - S 5 0 Subscriptions received, per Messrs. Gurneys and ~ Co. Fakenham:— . Stephen Frost. Langharn - . t T o John Barber, Dunton - -- - ... 2.* 2 0 Parish of North Creake - 5 to .2 M. Manby, Est. yltainham - - t t o John Shearing, Esq. Patertleld - - 2' 2 ' 0 Twyford, Ilintry, and Themelthorpe, Norfolk . , , pet the Rev. Henry Savory -.., . - 6 O 6O o Kettlestone Parish, Norfolk, pee the Rev. ;As. ' . Cory - - . . ' - 't r 8.4 .Parish of Holt,' Norfolk, per the Rev. John Smith • , - . 2; o o Parishes of Martin*, Rainham, and . tielhoughtnn, ' per the Rev. I. T. Grantham - - 9 sit Subscriptiops received per Messrs. Gurneys and Co. Norwich! :' Hudson, Gurnsey, Esq. Norwich - .. in to 0 Stephen Vanser, Esq. :. -... , - . .. , t 0 Joseph J Gurney, Esq. -- - . 5 5 o One Day's Pay ot' the Privatts. and Subscription _ - of .the Officers and Non.eommissioned Officers of the Bongo , Volainteef Infantry ' So 3 5 Pwlfheli Church, Carnarvonshire, per the Rei.t. ' . Win. William s , Vicar .. - , - .. ' - 3it o - ' Subscriptions received at Lloyd'i Coffee,. house ; and by all the Banking-houses in the United Kingdom. ' ' -rim MAS F E RGUSON; Secretary, , 'No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. . , sEcoNb' EDlTiost. 'This Day was published. In One Volurne,lvo. ornamented with a richly . engraved Hiatt Ot Dr. Paley, .by Engleheart, from a Painting by Sir Ileechey, price tos. 6d. hoards, M J) EMOIUB' of WILLIAM. 'PALEY, -D. .14y , G. CV". MEADLEV. Second . Edition ; correaed and enlarged. . To which is added, AN APPENDIX. containing Extracts from Reports of Leauree, &c. never, before published, or link known• to, the Public. Printed for C. Cradock and W..10y, 32, Patitnoster.row, London P . A. Constable and Co. and Mundell, Doig, and Ste. venson, hdinbuittli. lust published, price ss. in boards, 'RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS oniheTREAT , 1 MENT of STRICTURES' in the UR ETI4RA; de duced Itom various Cases, illustrating the comparative Me. rits of the Caustit and Common Bougie; with Remarks on each Case; elucidating the danger of an indiscriminate use or thiformer, as well as to proVe the advantages resulting from a judicious mechanical application of the latter 1 with Re marks on Fistula in Ano, and an improved Method or Treat ing, Tillea Capitis, or Scald Head, elucidated by Cases. By TIIOMAS LUXMOORE, - Surgeon F.xtraottinary.to his Royal Highness the Prince of Surgeon to the Eastern 'Dispensary, See. London : Printed for S. liighley, No. 2.4, Fleet.street ; and W, Creech, Edinburg!. Mao, by the same Author, price 25. A Treatise owl - WM& I:lunioralis, with Remarks on Opa city of the Cornea, eittaidated by C4!>CB. — GENUINE: MEDICINES. _ FNEWBERY and 1 SONS No. 4.5, St. Paul's • Church yard, London, or, No. 29, Daine-street, Dublin, Proprietors of Dr. icries's Powder, and other valuable-Preparations, inform ;the Piti;lie, that conse. quence of the New Deities, 'the price of that Medicine is 2S. 9d. per Packet, or rl. st. per Dozen, or a Dozen in a Bottle, [I. 45. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but observe that the worsts " F. Nev,bery, No. 45,, St. Paul's," are eneaved In the Stamps. The following are the Prices of their Medicines, duties included ; but those who purchase six, or more s will be alloyved the Stamp gratis. • 4 J. • s. d. M. lames's Powder 2 g Dalhy's Carminative r• 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Strong of Bark 4n . Ditto Antibtlions hits 2 9 Huxharn's ditto • 3 Dr.Austhfs Ch cly heate 4 . o English Cotfce - - 9 Dr. Steer's gpotteldne ar: 9 Essence a Ginger • 71, 9 -Do. Convulstonoll • 6 Inglisit's Scots Pills t ; Do. Camomile Drops 1 9, Cheltenham Salts - 9 Essence4Coltstbot 3 6 I pecacuanita Lozenges Mr. Spence':„ Dentifrice •4 a Dr..Solander's Tea - a 9 The Cephalic Sniall•- t-. .itj Henry's M tgnesia A LOZellgefi of Blois I.: t to Maredant's s Glass's Mihgnesta 3 6 Spilshury's ditto 5 6 Lee's Liniment ••• 5 a, G Cough. ditto Asthmatic Balsam --' 2 9 Greenough's inctures r Tonic Pitls 9 Ditto r,,,, Loun g e; t , s, -. Dr. •Hooper' pillsl 11 . Soothing Syrup' . A 9 A.otple aliowaneo to Mershants,,Eac. for Exrvationt EAST-INDIA HOUSE. - March it., igst. THE COURT of DIRECTORS'qf the VAIT ED t COIIIPeINY oI'iIIERCHANTS of 'ENGLAND Trad ing to the EAST INDIES do lamb! , give Notice, That having received information,. that the Holders o/ several of the al Exchange drawn npfat the Court of 'Direaorr in discharge. of Principal and Interest of Indian Debts, are de sirous that the,autouni of the saitrYlills of Exchange should be re. invested in India,. for Court hive. resolved to allow all holders of Bills under acceptance or presexteei foe acceptance,and becoming . dtte,betti , ten the date hereof and the ssi 11 , 14 , cb, 1812; the option of surrendering the said Bills in order to the re4nvestment of their amount at their Presidency of Bengal, upon the terms of the Loan advertised in the Calcutta Gazette Extraorebtaty, of - the t9'll, of September, tBso, with Six e'er Cent. Intere;t to be allsewed from the date of the Bill, and payable half nearly at the I'lva - idle/G. of Bengal, at the option of theeteditor, either ht Cash orby 11;th of Exchange on 'the Court of Direaors, at the rate y TWV Slit. lingo and Sixpence, the Calcutta Siera Rupee,. payable 'Six .1-fmthr alter sight. The said loured to be remitted every half i:ear, by the Officers of Government in India, without any ctint. mission or other charge attaching to the tender provided the pavie holding the said Bills signib their intention and surrendering their Bills; previous to 14e 'Lab 4pril next. The Coati do hereby further declare, that all Sums that mayb e le-invested ix Jul nuance of this Notice, shall.not be paid, vs v,ithin the period of Seven Years, from the loth April 181 s, pro. vided the parties shall at the time of transferring their Bills, signify their desire to keep the money so long in the Company' bands, Such Persons as wish to avail themselves of the Court's Reso. leetionMay, on application at the elccountant.Grneral's O/Yce, se the Calcutta Gaette Exilaosdigary before, mentioned, and be in. hrened mare fogy of the partienlars regaling the method of trans. let ring their property to the said Lyn. IPM. RAMSAY. SecreuvY. This -Day are published, price 3s. 6dL in boards, DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the PRE , luDic ES asainst the. BREWERY ; with El tnts to the Sugar Colonists, and Remarks on the Question.between Corn and Sugar itt By .1. BA v ERSTOCK. Sold by White and Cochrane, Flect.street, London . To 'I% TAY LoK, Aurgeon, Nu. q; New bridge-street, Loimlon. sta. - Edinburgh, May a, tufo. t TN' the Spring of 1704 I was affliaed with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indiffer ence for five months; but . W,as then obliged tO apply to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the vial levied of the Disuse (by mercurial applications) for soiti titre; but growing; in spite of all medicine and the advice of tht first Gentlemen of the Faculty here; Worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state aiino l si ou u t n t : , paralleled arid beyond description,' being entire leper, .11)&0i:crated front tteacl to f00t,.:.--My he throat, n nose, legs, arms, Fie. have been alterniely in danger of eeonting useless; in short, 1 have hatl from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my bOdy, and nearly totally de prived of 64;14.-1 r. would be . voltiminous to partic u la. raze all my easel- - suffice it to say, there never was, or eve; will, be,. one of a more dangerous, or of morea trend: a nd i eo s ntili. sated nature. I .vas long looked lipon by m y imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, in deed; in m y then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation die I drag a most iniserable existence, till Diviite Providence threw i n my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. H. of Plymouth —my., trierels read it, I could not, —1 giant an d . , procured some of your LEA tn E e; s 4 ni P i A lo T tv E , ;,t N n 'l d . PI I. LS. which, by using from time to. time, h ave lung been, (after more than four, years indescribable d,atressl, in as geod a state of h:-altii as ever I enjoyed; lets a, proof sif this,. I had a line, thriving, he.althrchild, burn to me a few months ago: In gratitude to God, and la hopes of retidering my fellow-creaturn service, I request you to publish this; arid your may at tuty,time refer perions who wi s h to b e satisfied of the 'truth or this, ur further parti; culaes*, , to me or my friends, by later or person. Agefew cases Or badness niil ever equal mine, and none eXceed it; ,I have froth experience every reaSod to assure ma n kind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will find a' sure; speedy; safe, and radical cure, tot Oa. moat drud• fiat stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called a {WV- . vis:sisn I.l;sa. t, 'MIN THOMPSON. lasurinowitable family reasons prevent making my name and address public ; but creditable persons really wanting information may, also be referred to me and my f r iends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsapi.Gardens, Edinourgh.. Prepared, and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, 1. TAYLOR, Member of the ItuYal College of surgeort, in London, at'his house, No, 9, New Bridge-Street, Where he will give Advice without a fee, to persons tak: ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if, post. paid, on the same . terms, Observing in all cases the moat inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro pricbir, Miring the course or more than thirty-six years, that: he has had the conduding of an extensive sale of the above Meditine, and the praelice 'arising therefrom. 'l7 hey afe also. sold by his Appeintinent, for the conve. nience 'or those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh., Mr. Maerlonald, Printer, G las. atiow; to whom alici Mr. T,. refers for his address; .at j the 'emer's, No. te, ,Alhan's-street, Pall-mall; Mt. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. rob OiClord-strcet ; Mr. Eris.: borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo. nonient •, Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No: I,•lfstion-row s Little ..Tower-hell; Mt. Bull, Dame-streets , Dublin; ash! hy . one .pera9h .every considerable town, an Great-hritain and Ireland, in. Boxei of only as. oti. each, seated up with full and .plain diredicnis, whereby persons of either sex • inarY cure themliel yes nit it, ease and secrecy . ' N..-11. Every. Box sold, in Great Britain is ,sealed up with a Stamp, ,„on Which, by. favour, of the Commis sioners, isprinted, at, , the Stamp-Otßce.--- 4d 'P. Taylor; No, 6 , New, Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and olkers are counterfeits. OLD BAILEY, .1‘1'1(11, MURDER. • James Pawl was this day tried tab an indielment, .charging hire with the wilful murder of his w if e , Anne Fallon, by striking her sundry violent blows on the head, !ides, and other parts of the body, on the evening 45T the gth of February, in consequence of which blows , she died on the 17th of the same 1110t1t h From the evidence for the prosecution it appear ed', that the prisoner shad recently been discharged f romit reg i ment of Guards, consequence of tug being .atilitted with a liver complaint and. had been admitted a pensioner of Chelsea Hosnhal. On the evening munitoned the indidment:i IPRICE SIXPENCE FIAINPENN Ye, he WtIS drinking in the kitchen oddop`ed by' him and' his wile, in the market-place, Chel.es, ih corn: parry with a comrade, who had also pasied lloard as a pensioner, two servants of sue Military ASPihin, and a'woman who lodged in the Same room, teLeco Llewellyn. He deSired his wife to go for 'Wine liquor. She asked him, wh rt s:irt he warred when-he desire! her to please herself; upon whit* she went out and fetched in'two pots of 'beet. Ort: this being drunk, the two servants and that pen. , shatter went away, leaving the prisoner, his wife'. and Llewellyn bAind: On being lefi t>y 111,mq-Icvs,. the prisonet asked the deceased, in ar angry woe, why she had not brood)! s,!irits instead hi Oriel ;' to which she replied, if he wanted slinks he shot 14' have said so.- - --This led to an al creatioo, and ilia prisoner finally struck her in the face with his double fist, which he repeated with great viols nee:, and at length It nock , !d her down. On her rising he iitss•- nevjed his attack, ,striking hereon the body, sides,. breast, and bead, and again knocked, her down She rose .t'ith some dittictalif,''and reached the bed, on' which she sat down, gtoanin4 rens' piteously. The brutality of the prisoner, however, instead of being appeased, seemed to be h'e'ightened,, ;lad he cominenced third attack on the unforionate tare, who during the whole ofl his treatment, wed . no words mote provoking in in D Jemmy,' don't kill me." Sarah - Llewellyn then . , intettet 7 - ed, and seizing the arm of the prisoner, said, " If yon beat your wife so, you will surc:ly loss her:", The pristiner, however, pushed her lop a chair, reinarking,if she was not quiet, be would serve her in - a similar manner. On her at teMpting to leave the kitchen, with a view tOgei assist ince, ha tan before her and prevented her, upon which she sat doWn; but shortly afterwards the prisoner hiviitt .recommenced his attack on his almost eatiaus.ed wits, she found means to get out, but was unable to procure any person to interfere. . She then s.it do.sn on the stairs, where she heard the prisoner's blows sounding cut 'the body of his wite,who Only groaned, and repeated her cry of " dear Jemmy, ,4on't kill me." The cries of • the deceased ai length became less audible, and at last wholly ceased, as din the knee of the prisoner. The ensuing morning she. went. into the room where soe'saw the prisoner who had just risen trout his bed, and asked the deceased, who _she found coveted with bruit s, now she was, and received, .for answer, that she wes " . very,ill.", surgeon was procured at the instigation of. the , p:i. s iner, who, bled the deceased. She complained particularly of the soreness of her left side, and from time to the afternoon of the 17th, she languish. ell, and at List died, first voniiiting upwards of h . trUart Of bloeid,.. Her . body was examined by Mt. Tho Mas Read, a respeClable , surgeon, who brat ex amined its external appearance and found it in a eery bruised state. Havtng heard that 'lna ditcut4s ed coMplained more particularly of her side, be opened 1 the cavity of the chest, where he found that a vomit) , of blood had effused—on a further • examination, he ascertained that the tot lowe,t or - false ribs were broken, and that tw6 of them had penetrated .the plura, and had wouaded the kola, and this he was of opinion was the Cause of her death. • The prisoner in hid defence put in a long written . paper, in which he professed a strong affection for his wife, and denied all intention of taking away her life, and intimating that she had, by her provoking language, induced him to chastise her, which he dio, not with his fist, but with a piece of Whalebtioe. With respe to the fra4ture is her side he 'retnirk. ed, that that arose from her falling on a trunk whin stood in the centre of the Fount, and. not from say blow which he had given her. Sarah Llewellyn,who was present ,during the grentesipart of the horrid scene, hoWever, post.tive• ly deniedrhe . truth of this statement. Lord.ELOMBOHOU6H having summed up sheet, deuce with clearness and impartiality, the Jury re turned a verdict of Guilty. ,The RECORDER then passed sentence of Death :rt a solemn and impressive manner,. ordering the pri. sow to be executed on Monday morning. CUTTING WITH INTENT TO MURDER. Juan Baptista Pereixa, a ,Spanish sailor, was next tried on nn indiament, charging, him with maliciously cutting Edward Lawrence, on the evrn. ;rig of the 23d of. February last, with iiiie u t tV -murder, disfigure, Or do him sornv grievous bodily harm. It appeared that the prosecutor, who is F0r 03 4 0 to Mr, Walker, m Wapping•street, teas returning. t,, his own lodgings, in Maidenhead -court, about 11;1:- past nine o'clock, on the evening mentioned in the inditiment, when he met the prisoner, who r strit ii. bled or reeled against him. He cried out— Hot. lon ! messmate, don't run a fellow dOwn, — and walked, on, without giving any other provocwini, H had nearly reached his own house, when Sun e person came behind him, put his hand.o%er his right shoulder, round to the left side of his head, and w tit a small knife cut him most severely in the jirw, and chin. He instantly turned round, and saw the pr , - saner running olf. He pursued him, and had him secured. On being stopped, he khrew from him a long brass inkstand, such as is usfluillv used by school-boys, containing .a penknife, which, on being examined, was found bloody. The identity and guilt of the prisoner hpins been clearly established, a verdict of Guilty (Deatit)• returned by the Jury. .Tames Driver was capitally convicted for st,...gling goods, value 40s. and upwardii. the property of Ob-- diahlßeeve,'in his dwelling-housa. The indictment against 6'4110 and his Son, Baron Kier ri tir and Lout Meyer, - for a conspiracy, With intent to defraud the Marquis of Headfort, is twk moved into the Court of King slimach.