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that the ,Frick 113 d a uniform LlCtatliblg IUMUSIIett to them upon going into the Hospital." The Commissioners them stated, that, with resped to Bedding, Cloathing, Provisions, Me 'dimes, and Medical Attendance; • Wine, Porter, and every other necessary, the Sick . French Pri soners had, precisely the same allowances and treatment as the Searnenin the Royal, Hospitals, With respect to the. two poor Creatures on the' ground lea(ling to the 1-loyintal Co4ri, Mr. Batchelor stated, that they. lay, in ,that posijion for half an hour and that `they were lying do! e to the HospiraCGate. The. Commissioners geesriOned Mr. Ormsby , upon this fad, and were inforined . 'by him, that these poor creatures were . most probably lying there %v.:Lid:lg to be carried into the Hospital. • The Commissioners severely censured all de. lays of this kind, in ease the fgt were so ; but Batchelor, brought no proof that the sick men had remained there any longer than was ne_ . cessary to introduce theM into the Hospital ; or that he had 'comphtined to the' Officers of the de_ par, who Could haiie infOrmed him of the cause, or removed them immediately. . !Mr. Ilatehelor"was then'asked by the Commis. siOners i F ti what respects 'the: Majority - of 'the . poor Wretches seem to have lost the appearance of heman beings ?" •Ile'antwe red; that he could give no particular reasons, but that many of them appeared to him radlowand esameiated ; and that they-looked more like skeletons than men ; and that two looked so for one ihat looked healthy.' With regard to Mr. Batchelor's assertions, " the 'outliners that (lie ate great, generally six om' eight in a day ; from :the best information we could eoiled,' upwards of a 50 . have dice within the la“ . six weeks." Mr. Batchelor • was asked 'by the ( - 2 , !amissiotiets, ,from whom' was this ,rin. f4ma';ion, derived ; if not from the Agents. or . ‘:_rrge , ,,tls; Who keep'the books, how could it be the best ?' IVir BattlleiOr, in reply 4? this question, stated, ;that, when ate went to the prison, the w i6th.of De cearki, •be as informed by Mr. "..,ynell,..the Ogiccr who eopdated him, through„ the prison,. that,' when he liw ; took the Guard,pl thePtin, there were about 3ioo Prisoners', and that there ware 290 v.. This, Mr. Batt:helor said, was all the iolormtioo he.r had obtained on the bubica and that .it was the best he could get ; , A - atid that he had made no itlViwanee for Prisonefs who might have been eNehanged, cr had deserted he did not ,know_ that the books were open tO in. speaion; . The Commissioners then ortkred the Agent to produce the 4!x:tet ACcount of Deaths in the cur rent year ) which stood as follows jormry February March Apt May lune ftily t Soo . i : August- - - ta The inclement September - tz weather hity- . October - ' . 17 ring set in. 'NoveMber . - - 44 Dec..embcr to ot. ll ' 37, In n6rly year - 141 It was then stated by the Agent,• . upon enquiry, that the number now appearing upon muster to be much. in want of Cloaihing, is 450 - And of those who are partially so, 960 (To Le continued.) OLD. BAILEY. tirwrit !DAY, jAN. ;3, Tut proceedings' of this r i ly were ginefaily devtiid of public inrerest, which a. c4c or two Will tut-lice tcl tionorif;trate. •Juhn'llrooks:wils char ccl with . stealing' a yard • • 'of blue eloth the 'goods of Messrs. Peaae . & Co. _ _ The Prosecutors, it appeared, were Army Tay. lors. The' Prisoner worked - - for 'them on the day stated the Indiettnent. He was deteded• in secreting the property in question. Its his 'di:fence he, appealed circumstantially to the Coini.ts6ionate iielings of the Court and Jury, stating a case of e•Atreti,e distress 'as his induce' ment to ;I('t as the Indiament.ettaracil Seveiat Witnesses deposed:v.erilavottrably to his cliaruaer. 'lire jury wee constrained. to. conviet but lie was btrongly recommended tb nlcrpy, , ,• , IWer t tne tr i: al.of wnose case,teoli, up a long time on account of the very long cross-exa mination of bOITIL of the Witnesses, was convieled of stealing I.Bth of a yard of cloth, value is. the property of the abovetnentioned Prosecutors, The defence was set up upon the general ground that these pieces of croth, &c. were consideTcd aS a species of perquisite to the men.; ,but as it ap heared in evidence the custom of Messrs._ Pearce's ouse was not to, allow such, and that the Pri soner was near two years, at, different tittles, in their employ, the 'fury, under the opinion of Mr. RECORDER, found, a verdict_ to the above effeet. • The remaining Calies heing,disposed. of, the Court proceeded to ptonotktice ju:dgment upon.the several Prisoners who had ben' colivkted ikt the course of the Sessions, viz. SENTENCE' OF DEATH upon, Thomas .Coffee, W4l. Cioss, James Riley,Robert Ntitts,Jmephßoberts, Andrew Brown ing, James Wookiridge, John 'Christopher, Tho. P vets; Joseph Kemp And John, Robinson,:. for divers capititt INFEAIoR CoNVICTs. Wm. Price', Phil -Elizabeth Keith, John Williams, George Shirley, Jane Ewen, John Sper nick, Joseph Herrod, John Hannan), Joseph Per ry, Martin Bryant, George Low, Good enough, Elizabeth.Gibbs,' EfiValleth Giles, Joseph B r adley; Benjamin ,Uolton, Joseph Malone, Mary land, Wm. Brown, Susan Williams, Simon Jones, Richard Lander, and 'llamas Hughes. The remaining Convias were then adjudged to lesser punishments, which concluded the buss. ness of the Session. COUNTRY NETI'S . CORN EXCHANGE, FitiD.A.v, poi. 23, 1801. . We had but few fresh arrivals this morning, which oc calQncdr i t the early part tof the Market, an wearance•of advance;' but ar the 'close, every thing reiniuned :6' per last. • . . , CURRENT PRICE OF WinclieSter Metisure "Bus FRIDAY. Wite,at 1 ros. 140: 705. a, Szs. line do. a 1 4 2.5. od. Boilers 11aa. a.l-51.6; Sitpertino a 14. is, 04. Fine do. —s., a 1145. gos. a ii)45.• ! : itttr.- 09i. a 4,. F do. • —s. a t s s. od. FinePearis aii6s. Foreign ' —S. a —s. 04. S. Beans 765. a Sus. 04. 1 tine do. --s. a od. Tick do, ' 7os. a 745, st. Barley sos. a 6os. 0:1. F. liard.i.b.%=-•:s., 4 --s. Malting do. 685: a-745. ad. - Miln-dt:tia.'7os. a 76, _a. 'Fine.ria. Soa. a 88s. od. Oats 4 05 . a 5 05 - '' -1 . Brown Malt Os: a cos. od. Fine do. —s. Pile do. a —5. ori. I Polands do'. 4 szi. Phi() cit.). too. a to4s. ini.l Fine do, 541. a - 53 .5: od. EXETER, JAN. 21. On Thursday .lait Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson arrived in this City on his road to Lord St. Vin cent, at Tor-Abbey', near Toerlikte- Information having been previously received of his Lordship's expelted visit, lid was met about two miles from this City by Sir Stafford Northcotes Troops of Ist Devon Volunteer Cavalry, who. es-corfed his Lordship to the 'Hotel, amidst the loud plaudits of an imincnse concourse of the Inhabitants. As' soon as he had arrived, a deputation from the Right 'Worshipful the Mayor and Chamber wait.‘ eel upon his' Lordship, requesting they. might have permission t".:i. , resent him with the Freedom of-this-City, to which his Lordship having as stilted, he wits' conducted to the Guildhall, where being received by the Right Worshipftil the Mayor, and our vrorthy. Recorder, Charles Fanshawe, Esq. the latter addressed him in the following words " VIC E-ADIATILAL LORD" NELSON, " I have the honour ,Of addressing your Lord ship on behalf of the May6r and Chamber of 'the ancient, loYal, and respedtdile City of-Exeter, on your arrival here, amidst the grateful acclama_ . tions of the Inhabitants. During this War, which was undertaken for the defence of the best . and dearest interests of Soeiety, the Commanders of*the British Navy have atchieved such brilliant exploits as are unparalleled in the annals of-Fame. These explOits have been peculiarly grabed by this circumstance, that in the day of triumph the' glory hits• been .ascribed to GOD, whose Provi dence haS led our Fleets to Victory-. • National Gratitude bas retarded on the-Journals of Tarlia- Muni these 'signal Services, among which your Lordshio's . sin& eminently' distinguished; lam prolid'ot the hotiour of aCquainting your lordship with The request "Of the Miiyor. Chathber of this City, that -yoti . be itleified- to permit 'them to add your illuStrious name to-the number of their FellOWXitizens,' in testimony of their grateful relit& for your -LOrchhip, and of- their attachment to their King and Country." His Lordship ,then.returned his particular thanks for the honour done him.: he said—" that whatever merit may have been attributed to him in the Adion of the Nile, it was only for having executed the orders entrusted to. him :—that those orders came to him from his Commander in Chief r .who had received them from the Lords of the Admiralty : they were very concise—it was to take ; burn, sink, and destroy the French Fleet vvhertver he should meet. them; and-he had•only been the instrument employed to execute this service.'! He assured those around him, front his own knowledge; " that to this -Wary however burthentome it may hare been considered, me owed the blessings we. now experienced, in the enjoyment of our Liberties, Laws" and Religion ; and that although we might one day hope.to be ar Peace with France, we must ever be at ,War with French Principles." His Lordship ,then returned to the Hotel, where he received visits from most of the roped-, able Inhabitants. A grand dinner• was provided by , the. Right Worshipful the Mayor and Chain ,ber, for his Lordship's entertainment), but his engagements at Tor-Abbey would novenable him toaccept the invitation. About one o'clock at noon his Lordship . set off on his journey, apparently, much pleased with the attentions he had received in this City. During the short period in which his Lordship remained in Exeter, the Cathedral and parochial bells were rung, whilst a large concourse of the Inhabitants testified by repeated huzzas the plea sure they experienced in beholding a charaCter so eininent as the gallant Hero of the Nile ! Thursday the Lord Mayor, Recorder, and two , , Sheriffs', went in, state, as usual, an 4 qpened the Southwark - Sessions, at St. Margaret's,hiti, in the Borough':. thefe being no trials,.aftt..r swear ing in the (rand jury ,and Constabfes,, and read ing the King's ProclaMation, they closed. the Session, and returned. A few nights ago, Dodo s... But Rae I sort, and 'Captain. Gtt..AH,Am, of the 11 7 .indk East Indiaman, were stopped in a :post-chaise, opposite the Packhorse at .Turnham Green, and robbed of.a considerable sum of money. The highwayman appeared to be•much agitated. ntorl THE ,MADRAS GAZET±I, MAY, "MOO.. We learn, that on Saturday the ,zBth current, died ou !Marti H ikMajesty's Ship the D.edallls, at sea, after a lingering illness, HENRY SEWEI.4, Majesty's Naval Officer And Mayor. of Madras, who conduded himself with strict pro bity, integrity, and honour, in,the several irn. portant relations in which he ,was placed. Ilk remains were brought on shore on Monday last, and wtre interred on the next morning, amidst the pure,and unalfeoed sorrow of the whole Set.. dement, to whom his irdeVnal worth and exterior manners were as extensively.known, a 4 they, were universally approved and ildmired. PRICE t STOCKS, Y}:ST Bank Stock shut Navy tier Cent. R 9 per Ceht. i 741 90i I rish S per Cent. $ 4perCent. Con, 764-761, Jiier Cent. Ite(l.sSl Si.; 611 3 per Cent. Cott. 57114 Bank, 1 Aixt, t7i 7-16 Ditto Short Arm. Ditto Scrip , rap,nr. 1.• - India Stock Ditto Bonds 4:Acheq tier Bills par.. tro .is. New 4 1itto par. iiiis. Lettery Ti4:kets . . Onmituri .clis. • Imper. 3 per Ceo: 56f 7i Ditto Atm; 14 Bank for Account India fair ditriti 'lOl rdis lqulfs. for Feb. , 59 kii• 7a • • • • VliNgltE AI, II LI NDN ESS, Sze. To Mi. 1' Ito Ni s TA y i.c,it, Surgeon, No. 9, New Ilyi4e-stree - t, London. DEAR .s t a, Jl' is with the mw,t beartipit,satisfidion,that address , you on the inc6inparable excellence of your in licclicine, .kk:Est - PATENT PILLS. I p t h• e s prlng this•y hut till: tut sforWrlC to contrad Ven?!.eal Complaint,„ attendetl with the moat 'alarming • ,i.).igeroits syniptortis; 4n:bunk:lt, that 1• ha‘io been confined ,ii my room for hole Wcck togatwr. 44 Mat able to stir out of it; I hail rO rest night nor day, and suf fered the most excruciating pain atxl tortnent, :and what was still worse, my eyes grew, weak.aatitl4:N so that could se.irLe discern any objezt; if ~.ver so close. to me, expected nothill4 less th:in the total loss of my sight.— Fcpai a. stout, hriltliy, and rather corpulent man, Qv. cattle a nitre shadow v and an ohjezt'of pity and earepasslon. sive,ta Muover, aiithhollglit Inv recovery inipossil 4 la„ In this tire:4(llu' sloe, : :tog, every to he nty . last in this world; I was l'ortlinately:re conimenaed' by a height - tom' to try your Medicine; but having tried 411,1..rnedickl aict.t i no pure sso,.tind •being being at an tilorotriusexpeitee, it \v.iti SC)lnc time bet,:qc I could be pre. • led on to take thetn ;. last I :-ctit for boxes, a,id before I had taken them all, considerable henerit ; my pains gnitivally tletaritsmi, and inr oye,stglit grew bet ter, and, to thc.gre.at siiipri.te and Istonisitmept of all my friendi rattei . t.: r, three bodes in bt.:alth strenrth vas perfet re,tored; and "I ant uoiv iillank2 to my Gott ailci your :t . itS.Weii and hearty , as eve, I was,in iny,life. You are at full liber;;• to mtblisli this in any manner you thlisk'ptyper, for the nenent'of Society at. I..rge, and whicJi shiNilil }Lave stmt you oontr,''-tint 'was feartui °la relapse. I einain %v ili . ti utnto4t Dear Sir, >our obligc4 'ounit)le S.rvarat, K. 1.,; Iligh.street, Birmingham, Nov. I, 1795 The above .Metlitiese is contently recommended to . Persons.that 4lrc in, any t4nubt 044ir bvinxentii;oly every Venereal Attee - tien panitailarty to•thoseaboth . ing their condition in life,- as it will certainly e, every. taint ,t nature, 9i' ilowvver long. , howevei; disgiii sot under tile apn,larance of other (i it ma.y be; for Scothttic i G t ar, and Clitanecni t plaint,., it its also recoino.enued to i)0 tali.qn,,esperially in the Spring, Summer, 4114 • Prepared and the sole.. Proprietpr. : Titom As TA Y 1.0 , 4:111...f . of the Corporation of S'itrgeorts, Lon don, ~ at his No. 9, New Bridge-mreet • l %%tete 'lle Advh:e, , a ter, to persons taking, rtie,v Pills, and :win Paticors'etter's; iflinza - - - Irakl, ill the same ten:lN, in all the trio,r inviolable secrecy, ,no : t, :tale or been meptinotd, but at their , own p; ! ! afir fcittic-C.,, by the Proprictot, (luring tin! con rs of, 'more 110.:1.i'5 y• - ars, that he has had there - t)4 Ctit'ag “11 tcti jive s:;,.te of the above Medic:m e , and the Practice thytefroitr. • They, are al:,0 :old by .his appo•:ntrnent, at the .Per- Jhrtter',.., Alhati's_:4ifeet, Mr: bertson'r, Toy- , ,itop, No. ror, - OvfooLstreet Ir. Stneles, No. I, Ainiort-ithv, i,it*le l'Owt.4-11i11-; and by (Ate Pet_ soli in 4.:V0.y (.on,idjrable Town in, Friel:lnd, ate. in b074%-.-!: • of 'only e.wh, %vim Intl and plain t`byi rections, v. ilef Persons of oititet ScSex may- curethent-, 'elves with 41,a,; and set:mi.:v. •. , ' N . B . - Ea c h pox .sold in Great ii . calefi up With a Stamp, on which by laVour of the conunipsioii4' r rb is printed at the Stanip-eStljee---" T. Taylor, No. 9. N ew lindge-street,"----to is i• clony, Ara are counterfeit. ' J. )N1);)14 : Pniz cddby i; (411A.NAIs,t ()t jio,,v.strocr..c o v e „,,c At the S c);ru%cv, No Strand _ , wher, ~„4,(bt2tr,a t isf n F e riti, Or de P..; 1 PRICE OF FLOUR. - Per Sack. ratoAy. PtrQr. I Fine Flom --s. od. a 'xis. Fiilc.Pnllard 24g. a. ses. cd. Se.....9ntis . ci.s. oti a I tps. Corn. Do. , thi. a tBs. ad, Tlitn.li - ' ),;., c.,:i. :1 955. Horse Dc). --:-S. a c.o. cd. Middlings Loos. od, a 1.45. I Bran. -13 s. a 1.2-. 6.i. •-• SMITFIFIELD'IIIAItk-fT,• jart.• 2.1; • To sink the cad— per :,tone cat 81b. • reel, 3i. gd to Ss. od. I Veal, 6J. to.6s. 6d. Mutton, 4 Ga. to ss. 64 r Pork, Ss. att. to tox 01 , C S Y.. Beasts. 770 --Slicer SIIIP NJ IVS. • ca v .sE":0, J,KN. 32. Passed by—:-the Vroty C ronat e, froth Calais ; and Leonora, tiom .Sohtli Carolina. • jongZ Jan, --, for Calais. BIRTIIS% In Ohl Palace.yard, the Lady of W. Wilberfpre, Esq. M. P. ola Daughter.. O . . . n the . 7th inst.. 4f Rose ‘lastic, the Lady of the Hon. .and. Right Rev. the. Lord Bishop oti Carlisle, of a'tintk ISoti anti M. 41 R 1E1), On Thursday, Thomas. Wright, Esq. of Nicholas- Line, to Miss Prestop, of Miles'i-lane. Qu',T,ltcsclay hiss", at- St. James's Church, Mt...king l .Master of the Royal Fountir, Woolwich, w Miss Burge, 'Sdirtesctsiii . r.:. • DIED. On Wednesday the,. z4th inst. at Southampton, ,Mr: John Garland, rperchan,' and one of the Corporation of that Town. ' ' Last week, Miss Nevin; eld'st daughter of Costues Neville, Esq, of Holt, in Leicesiershire, • , Ttie44 last, at his, house' in St. James's-place, Richard Maddock;ageil vgars. - On Wedneviity, at Nlyton- Half, in the'County of YOrk, the Rev. StrMartiOtapylton, :Bart. , Mrs. WALTER:, .froth Little Sodhury; in Glouceiter. shire, is removed t0.,N0. 25. Cathay, near Cnurch, Bristol, where she fir‘i's:ail),:s in all CON. SUMPTIVE CASES, astisual. THF.unexampled, success, attending her prc scriptions,, during more than ;. , orty ,Yeariiimetice, are fads so well established, as to defy refUtation. To say that , she bath happily etleded Ctres, after the first, among-Professional Gentleitien, failed...may be considered, perhaps, , as savouring .of, Empiric:4lu i but Mrs. 'Waittn- is anthorize(l to refer to or the - most ailititignisited and rei . ipeaable Chum-der; in the .1C44;40171' fur the,truth of. the • asv,z.rtion ; whose .testimony, she ii,dicvet, would be sati sfactory eyeu to,,tho must4.l4'huFo Sceptic. • . • . firistol,• Jan. 1801. Mrs, Walter having cl za n Fri 'her place of 7 icsidence., is • , • illeogiY.4rtiviv4thut could possibly. haver -inditeect her to have'issuoct ; this ativertisenn;i4, but Which will not be re; peateiL ' • PllbiiihNi by tolvl or the l'ater . , or tale hditlr, 1E - - ( - 11:4 'IUESDAV, .February 3, a COURSI LECTURES vrt the .K 4 VERIA. MEDICAI FRAC:II'I4E - of PHYSIC, a.. , ..4`tiEnlyrkkl(fr i4 FeconitiVette set !e Laokaor i?,!Mitcohtb-itrcet, Fester.sq var.:, at tb. titual )4ortutig, ;louts, L. Mt.lica at a. 0 uarl - ..v.lazicre:Ei.cht ;. the Praaice o f iPhysie- at: Hallafter Eight; . arta ine-Cte:.oliitry at a Quail. ,ter "-Ater Niue. v Eta ‘,E , E 4:llSA„li t • *.it: ' '.Sznior Phjsician to St. GeorAe's Hp;: ifil afiti 91.01 z lege of P/iysiciaris: • A R.:gister Is kept of-theCtioct. of Dr. Pearson's Pa. :.Li:, in St. George's flospit-11,;. agatkiiixautit is OM ...f them at ,a CIANtiC6.L•LEGT-tkit F.. , every Saturday Morning, at :Nine o'C:ock - . -- - ~. 441po,riab may he ,li,vl at St: ci.:prtr.'s 1iP44 7 4 4 / 4 34111 -Leacetittx- , s3u.ve. - ' ' ' • • 'e()LIN'rRY - „ tiRIiIS,HED or L'NFUANISHED, WANTI'7,I)! Re..NT; 'tor 01v4„, or T.,w9 YVars, it"approved - ot to Yurchide,' 'in II nifit situ tloLt, w 4t iggl Sliblikgi-C*0r:04. 314 A 1474 - (10.k tlut-buildings, at t of eight, and snore 44, tv;;....ntr.tive utiles faun • London. 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Wheatley Stone, in Sta4ardshire ; and'af Mr: Lainb, Gil-dent* A 'New Editiolf of " - SOLOWIt)I , P, HEALTH," at 3s. just' pobiiSli&i. N 0... 18; 'star.(4.atztt ?yrrionds,•ifterno; ' • ,• Tt) ' 1:11 7 , P tit' PC:' TH . 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