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but found nothing to justify ,ihe Prisoner's as3er-
tion ; and that, before he opened the bundle, he
requested her to mention what it contained, - which
she did minutely, stating every article in it ; in.,
consequence of which the Prisoner was detained.—
The Master of the Watch-House, and. the Watch-
men said, that the Prisoner behaved in the most
outrageous manner, and threatened to thresh them
all ; they, however, attributed it
.to intoxication.
The Master with whom the Prisoner works (a ja-
panner), came forward, and spoke to his general
charader,, as ;n honest industrious man.
The Magistrate said, that it was an offence of a
:very :grdts nature, and called loudly for punishment.
• The :young woman here interposed, and said she
did.ncit' wish to hurt the Prisoner. The Magistrate
then' permitted them to retire, in order that the
Prisoner should make satisfadion to the offended
party, which being, accomplished, on their return,
the Magistrate told'the Prisoner, that his condua
had been extremely bad, and he should have thought
it his duty to prosecute him at the City's expence,
if the young woman had not behaved so merciful to
him. He advised him to be careful of his future
condn&, and thereby make amends for his past. He
was then discharged.

STATE LOTTERIES, aoi.

The Irish begins drawing the 16th November
next, and tile English the 3d cf. March 1802.
Note—The Tickets in both Lotteries will be
higher before the time of drawing.
The Tickets, Halves, Quarters. Eighths, and
Sixteenths' Shares (duly stamped,' pursuant to •Aa.
of Parliament), are sold and registered by
NICHOLSON, at
.his State Lotterv-Cffic:;., No. 16,
Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of Eu:ai;d,
where all business relative to L Jteries, or the Pub.
lie Funds, is faithfully transaaed.
The following is a Numerical List of the Capital
Prizes lately`Sold and Shared at this Office, viz.
No. 5499. - - k.i0,000 No. 23481'
775 - - - 20,000 25565 - 5;003
9065' - - 10,003 28322 - - 244000
14777 - - 5,000 ' 30875 - - 5,000
17025 - - - ][o,ooo 42700 - 1-0,000
17p49 """ 439/S - - 5:000
19094 - - - 10„700 44014 - - 10,600
it 48.0 - soot) -0676 10,000
23339 5,004). 52603- - - '10,030
B4ac4.many ofioooL moot. and 5001. cacti_
iVI niey for the Prizes as soon as drawn.---Schemes
gratis. "Orders from the Country (post-piid) 4uly
attended tD.

The lamentable state 'in which the physical art
stands at this day with resped to the Venereal
Disease, cannot he better described than it is in
Dr. Bell's preface to his Treatise. He says, that
although much informatiOn may be obtained from
two works just published on this complaint, as well
as some other recent ones, there. is still much left
for others to elucidate." He goes on and says,
a such is the effea of his experience and observa.
tion, that further advantages. are daily 'accruing
from the labours of individuals in this disease, as
well as almost every other." Heie then ,is a con-
fession from a candid, worthy, and respdtable Sur.
geon, founded on " experience and observation,'"
that " farther advantages are daily accruing from
the labours of individuals;"—if so, who can claim
so great a portion of praist'ai•Dr. Solomon, whose
labours have been indefatigable, and who has at a
great expense brought the Anti-Impetigene7 to per_
fedion, .and into universal use and request ? In
venereal cases, it has not 'its equal for certainty,
safety, and efficacy—mercury may, perhaps, be
opposed against it, but the ANTI-IMPETIGENES
enters the list willingly, for, upon the wreck of this
destruaive mineral, its fabric is erected, strong,
arm, and lasting

SHIP NEWS.

.CRAVESENA, OCT. 2i.

• Passed by-Lthe Jason, Wild, from Malaga ; Princess Mary,
---, from Riga ; Hope, Morwick, from Hamburgh ; Pro-
vidence, "., from Norway ; Jesseis, -,-tiom Stettin ;
Vestal, Richmond; front Petersburgh ; Borse, - from
Dantzic ; -, from . Stockholm ; and 13afteld,
Richmond, from Archangel.
'lsabella, Green, for ChartestoWn ; Nesbitt,
Wood,' fortjargaica ; Anna, Paynter, for Watertind ; United
States, Miides, for Hamburgh ; 'Four Friends, Bickerton, for
Cork ;'and Twe Gebroders, -, for Amsterdam., '

Ani TH.
Yesterday, in Great Cumberland-street, the Lady of Co.
lona Glyn, of a Daughter.

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Church, Edward V. Towns-
hend; Esq. of Cheshire, to Miss Cornelia Anne Du Pre,
daughter of the late Josias Du Pre, Esq. of Portland place.
A few days since, at Walton-upon-Thames, H. Goldncy,
Esq.. to Mrs. Hitches, of the'same place.
On the i4th inst. at Totteridge, liens, John Leach Pan-
ter, Esq. of Muswell-Hill, in the County of Middlesex, to
Miss Sarah Downes' youngest daughter_ of the late Peter
Downes, Esq. of Shrigley, in the County of Chester..
On Tuesday last, at.,Claphatn Church, Mr. Brown, Sur-
geon, of Lewisham; 'to Miss. Peake, of that place.
.; .