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London, England, 1806-09-30 00:00:00

by'the handle of the -windlios, of the draw-bridge on
theCtistem-house-quay, and so severe y hurt th•cL
he died the fOlowing morning.
On Saturday,'as so-netabourers were digging for
the sewer in Christ Church-lane, nearly - opposite
the entrance of Christ Church-yard, they found a
large gold crucifix, which probably. kid been-con-
ceraledt here since, before the petind of the Reforma-
tion, was lying adjoining to one of the old western
vaults, and supposed .to ,be concealed in some time
of danger, as the vaults were formerly passable. •
We are informed•that a scuffle took place in-the
neighbourhood' of Tuam, in which Bux-
LER,JOYCE, of Joyce-grove, Esq. was killed, and his
second son; 11.tchAttn JOYCE, was wounded. We
have not receiVed„the particulars of this'unfortunate
atTray.-1--(Freeneftn's,Joynitil.)
There were but four Cabin Passengers on hoard the
King George Packet, lately lost.; one was Mr. \VAL
BENsbN, of Leicestershire, who: occasionally. visited
Ireland he was fond of farmino-, and had in the
Packet six rams of the finest breed M Leicestershire.

At ten o'clock on Tuesday night, the Admiralty.
Telegraph, 'lately ereaed at Haldun, near Exeter,
and which -conununicateS.With Plymouth, by some
means caught fire; when the whole, together -with
'the glasses, &O. were entirely
,destroyed:
Friday, as Mr. T. wroyD, of Terling, ;was re-
inoving- some tail from his yard, he dis.covered a
number cif, snakes underneath,- which he succeedCd
in killing, -‘,;_ith the .aid his men
counted ater their destru&idu, and antounio G, up-
wards of-300. , . .

On Friday night aPublkan in Battersea got out
of,bed in his sleep,- opened the one pair rocop \vitt-
dow, thinking if was the over, his
which he frequently stepped over, and 'with au in-..
tention to ,pr.ie-lice htS usual fell dQwu into
the stfeet,by.rdean,s of which his hip Was.dislocat,!'a,
and he now dies in d-stateorrnental derargernent.
'GREAT GAIN \VIVI S-MILL piisent.
State Lottery offers three iminense Prizes-of'e0;t)o-61.
three of 10,0001. truce of 50001. and. either 'nay tie
. gained by risking. less-than .zol. Begins. drawing
13th of o,lober, and contains only 2.0;000.1'4:ken.

" A sound 'mind in a Souhd‘body, is a short bUt
full deScription of a happy state in this world he
that has these has little inure to wish for, and he
who wants either, will be little the better for any
thins .else?! liVelrave not the temerity to attempt
' the,rdfutation of an opinion advanced hy_one of our
profoundest philosophers (Lot; iti)'3 but, without
conning the severity of criticism, we may obserq,
that at the period in which his elaborate traition
ethication ,waS written, the Guide to was not
in eilstence,. nor had the country been IlesSed
with the discovery of the Coidiatßalm of Gilead:

Dr, FOTHFRGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIALDIipi;.S are
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strongly recommended at this Season to -tae Fair
Sex : they are pronounced to be certain in removillg
all Lowness and Depression of*.the Spirits, the.most
alirming Diseases of the Head and Stomach, Palpi-
tation of the,klcart, horrid Thoughts, .vain Fears,
frightful Dreams; Loss of Meniqry,- Relaxation from
Miscarriages or difficult Labours, debilitated Habit
from long residence in Hot Climates and a 'Men-
' Lary Life, Palsies, Dorsal Consumptions, and Vvreak-
nesso incident to both Sexes ; also fOr. Spasyms from
an irregular ‘intinx of vital. heat into the atleCted
Mtiscls.. This grand Anti•spasmodic Remedy no-
'Lver yet failvd in a single instance for eighteen years
past in Bilious Cases, indigestion, slow,_ neryottf:,
putrid, malignant,. petechiaLFevers, and broken
Constitutions.—sold, whplesale ;and retail., at Mr.
Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-
row, in Bottles, at 4s. 6d. and 1 t s.. each, ‘vith ample
ctire6tions; aid may belad of tnost Country Book-
.
sdiZtrs.

H/R TrIS,
On Tuesday the 23d inst. at Grange, pear Wakefield, the
.seat John -Lister Kaye; Esq. the Right Edon. Lady..etm:.
Kaye,.of a Daughter. • .
On the 27th,inst: the Lady of T. E. Baker, of thi
East-liviia House, of a Son. _ • '
On Tuesday night last, at P.enrice Castle, Glamorgan-
shire, i.ady``.,lary Talbot, of a Daughter.
, • The sante day, the -Lady• of T. Wykham, Esq. at
his scat at Titanic Park; in Oxfordshire, of a DailOtter..

NIAkIt lN.lt
On Saturday last, at Windsor, Williffrri Burnie, Esq. of
Tavistjelt- place,: R iiss,ll-square, to Nliss A. Lind, daugh-
ter of James Lind, Physician, of Windsur. •
Lately; William' of K.ithuston, larhaica, to
Misa Williams, of Horton Lod -.,,e, 'Bucks, dauglitc:. of the
late Ri,hard Williams, Eq. n:.ar Bitten, Patti.
On the iStlt inst. at Inverness, Mr. geurge Munro;Mer-
\chant, to Miss Nlargaret Craig, daughter of lohli Craig, Esq.'
ut Activille.
On the 23(1 inst. ..at Annfield, in the vicinity of Edin-
burgh„Thaniel M'Gown; Esq. Writer in Edinburgh, to Miss •
!amnia Gibson. r -
On Monday se'unight, at Puri Glaignw, lames
land, Manufacturer, to Miss Brown, eldest daughter. of Ri-
chard Brown, Esq. Merchant in Pent CO, SOW
Lately; Life- Daere; Esq. 'ot the First itiiyai Dragoons, to.
• Miss M. Gorges, of-South Lawn
,Lodge, in- Oittordstiire.
On Thursdav,• at Beecles, lohn Crowther, Esq:,
don,' to Mrs. itemptinstall, widow Of the late ReV. Mr.
Dissenting Minister,:of the former place. •
Lately, Dr. Illackall, of Tomos, Devon, to Miss Laura
Barnes, daughter of ale •Re%r.. 'Archdeacon Barnes. -
• On WediteSday, at Shepton Mallet 4 Hiirle, Esq.
of Clifton, to Miss Morgan, eldeStdatighter of .Francis Myr:.

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D/ED.
On Friday last, in Grosvenor.sqUare,the infant son of
Daniel Blake, Esq.
On the 25th inst. in the Little Cloisters, Westminster
Abbey, the Rev. William Cole, D. D. 'Prebend-a
-I.y of West-
minster, Beata of Mersham„ and Vicar of Shoreham, in
Kent.
On the zoth inst. Mrs. ‘Vitham, of Durham.
On the lath inst. at Glasgow, John Leitch, Esq.
On the 17th inst. at Knockbay, near Carapbeltown, Leo-
nora Porter, youngest daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel 4 ohn'
eviler, of that place.
On the tgth inst. at' Afchagoil, whither -she had:. lately
gone on a visit, in the most pelted good heath, Mrs. Italics,
Duncan: of Grcenot.k.
Lately, at Greenock, suddenly, Mr. Alexander Porter-:

I HIGH. WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR-
• ROW. . • .
Morning, 40 min. after 4. l'Atternoon, o min. after 5.

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la; the loth inst. at Arbroath, Captain lames Stewart, of
the Royal Navy:
On the 22d- int. at his house at Laurieston, Mr. john
Bell, Bookseller.
The same day, at his house, Alexander's Land, Bristo,
street, Edinburgh, Mr. Tlionps Purdie.
Lately, at Kelso, at an advanced age, Mr. Thomas Fraser,
Merchant in that Town.
Yesterday se'nnight, in the loth year of his age, at his-
house at Askam-BrYan, near Ytirk, the Rev. J. Preston,_
I'l,2lrendary of Riccall, in York Cathedral, and Rector of
Marston-and Foston, both in the Diocese.of Yolk.