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London, England, 1858-10-12

CAMBRIDGE—Ocr. 9.

The supply of wheat was tolerable. Barley of superior
quality made recent rates ; inferior lower. There was not
much variation in the prices of ether sorts of grain.

White wheat, new, 46s to 508
Red do. 4os to 448
Old white 46s to 50s
Red do. 40s to 44s
Barley, malting 38s to 43s

Barley, grinding 28s to 32s
Oats, old, 12st.. —s to —s
New do 26s to 30s
Beans.. 463 to 60s
Malt.. —s to -3

COLCHES'

'ER—Ocr. 9.

There has been a limited show of wheat, and the trade
dull. The following prices were obtained :
Wheat, White 42s to 44s Beans, Mazagan.. —s to —s
red 38s to 42s I Middle & small 44s to 50s
Barley
I Oats l9s to 25s Grey 42s to 48s
London, England, 1858-10-12

OXFORD—Oc.T. 9.

Wheat was again in very large supply, and the chief of
it was of good quality and in first-rate condition. Very
prime samples were readily taken off at last week's prices,
but inferior were a drug in the market. Good barley was
in request, and rather higher prices were made. A gentle-
man from one of the pale ale breweries of the north pur-
chased most extensively. Oats and beans restricted.
Wheat.... ..... ...38s to 45s Oats.... 23s to 36s
White .45s to 50s Beans 40s to 50s
Barley .33s to 44s Peas ....53s to 00s
Flour, 32s per sack—Good hay, £4 per ton.
London, England, 1858-10-12

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London, England, 1804-07-19

BRICII7'OIV, JUL'? 17.

YVTIRDAT evening about six o'clock, a severe
cannonading was heard dist ;. it did not seem
as proceeding from the engagement of one ship op.
posed to another, for the firing was so incessant,
that it must have been a general attack on either the
sivires or fimilla of the enemy ; it continued till ten
o'clock at night, when it ceased, The Stein, which
was crowded, was in an instant deserted, and all
ranks crowded to the Cliff, listening with anxiety
and expressing various feelings on the occasion.
This morning we, have heard at a great distance
and not so constant, the firing of guns at sea,

The Theatre goes on prosperously ; CHRRRY's
Soldier': Daughter was performed last Saturday to
a crowded and elegant audience, anti received by
,he audience with every mark of approbation. On
Friday Lord PeLititst nespeaks the School for Scan.
dal ; and on Tuesday, by several Ladies orfashion,
The Poor Geutleman is bespoke.
London, England, 1804-05-14

To Messrs. CHING and BUTLER.

SIR,
Y Son was seized on 22d June last, with a
Swelling in one of his Legs, which I thought pro-
ceeded from a Sprain, but the next day the other Swelled
also, and red spots came out all over his body, which was
attended with a violent sickness and excruciating pains, so
that lie could keep nothing on his stomach. An eminent
Apothecary and Physician were called in, and notwithstand-
all their endeavours, my Son continued in the most agonizing •
torture for six weeks, during which the warm bath was
tried above three hundred times, which in some degree alle-
viated the pains, but the relief was only momentary, and my
Son became a perfed skeleton, his back-bone appeared con-
traded and coming through the skin. It was lamentable to
hear his dismal groans ; one night he sent for me and told
me he found himself dying : I parted with him, not exped-
ing he could live out the night, but in the morning hearing
his groans, I approached his room, and found him, if possi-
ble, worse than I-had left him. At this time I was happily
recommended to make trial of Your Ching's Patent Worm
Lozenges, and on giving him the first close, he was imme-
diately freed from pains, and voided a great quantity of filth,
resembling Worms in a putrid state. I gave him a second
dose, agreeable to the printed Diredions, which had a similar
effed, and on administering a third dose. he voided a quantity
of slimy. gieen matter, and from that time he has had no re-
turn of his complaint whatever, but is now in a perfed
state of health. The Clergyman of my Parish, and all my
Neighbours, are ready to give testimony to these tads.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your very grateful humbe Servant.
RICHARD BITMEAD.
Checkendon, Oxon, Feb. It, 1303.
• Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges are sold Wholesale and
Retail at Ching and Butler's, N 0.4. CheapsitlP. corner of Pa-
ternoster-row, and•retail by, most Medicine %howlers in the
Kingdoms, in. 'doses, at .ss: 6d. half Boxes zs ~9d. and for
charitable purposes, in boxes atszzs. each, wish Direetions,
siglied by the' Patentee.
London, England, 1804-05-14

IMPERIAL PARLI.IIII.ENT,

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATU'LDAY, MAY 12.

No more than 48 Members being assembled at
four o'clock, a Ballot for the Liskeard Elthion
Committee could not be formed, and an Adjourn-
ment o cours.e took place till Monday next.

Ercm the LONDON GAZETTE, 1804.

At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the Bth of
May Present,
The Kniq's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
This day the Right Honourable Sir jarnes Mans-
field, Knight, L, td Chief Justice of His 'Majesty's
Court of Common Pleas, was, by His Majesty's
Command, sworn of His Majesty's Most Honour_
able Privy Council, and took his place at the Boasd
accordingly.
His 'Majesty, in Council, was this day pleased to
appoint Thomas Holmes, of Beoley, Esq. to be
Sheriff of the County of Worcester, for the year
ene thousand eight hundred and four, in the room of
Edward Knight, of Woolverley, Esq.
London, England, 1804-05-14

Whitehall, May :Z., 1804.

The King has been pleased to grant the Dignities
of Baron, Viscount, and Earl of the United King-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland to the Right Ho-
nourabie Edward Baron Clive,, and the heirs male
of his body lawfully begotten, by the names, styles,
and titles of Baron Powis, of Pow's-Castle, in the
County of Montgomery ; and Baron Herbert, of
Chi:bury, in the County of Salop; Viscount Clive,
of Ludlow, in the said County of Salop, and Earl
ci Powis, is the County of Montgomery.
London, England, 1804-05-14

ISLE OF WIGHT.

TO BE LETT, free from all Parochial Taxes, and imme-

•
diate Possession giVen,
VAIRFIELD HOUSE ; in every respeei conve.
.1: nient for a genteel Family, containing two ParlOurs in
front, four Bed-rooms on the Second Floor, and three Cham-
bers on the Attic Story, large. Kitchen under ground, Cellars
and suitable Offices attached, with a plentiful supply of ex-
cellent Water, Coach-house, and Stabling, Nod Kitchen
Garden, and a large Garden in front of the House, with a
Lawn containing Five Acres adjoining, and, if required, Five
Acres more may be added to it. The above desirable House
is pleasantly situated, about six miles south of Newport, arid-
a short distance from the Sea. •
Apply; if by Letters, post-paid, to William Silverlock,
Upholsterer, Newport.

RHEUMATISMS,- Palsies, and Gouty Affec-
tions, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or fly-
ing. Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility,
(originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently.
cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD,
PILLS, after every other means had failed:
The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the
Pills in those Complaints where necessary), is perhaps the
most.adive, penetrating, and effeaual Renirdy in the wbrld,
curing the severest SPRAINS and ii R UIS ES, in less than
'half the time usually taken by 0 podeldock,-Arquebusaile, or
any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immediately
after any accident, it-preventi the part turning black.
It is prepared and sold at 25. gd. each box or bottle, by
R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek-street, Soho,
London.
London, England, 1804-05-14

TO BE 'LETT, for Three.Meftlis 'certain, or Sold, • •
A HOUSE, completely -FURNISHED, and just.
fitted up, in Arlington-street. For Tickets of ad-
mission to view, bet Ween the hours of One and Four, and for
all Particulars, inquire.of Mr. Randel;Upholsterer, Piccadil-
ly, opposite Bond-street.
London, England, 1804-07-26

5

constantly in the hand. tie attended- nt:c
to diet ; gave, tice.water, chicken-I=th, boiled cu.
cirniheri, _lettuces, &c. and, as a cordial, occi'i°"°l
=all quantities of a diluted spirit ; but.alwaYsjor•
bade
uin,diwsiiiine. sitiol-I,e:rnstuerset:iin
epteibciiit;!aiiinin, thatnstiioer anent, cwe
r.
nece:isa —,- to thL: reception of the disease.
A five perspiration has been, generally found
useful ; copious-perspiratiOns are the sensible elfeas
of the oily fridions; and are excited Without dis.
tress or inconvenience to the.sgffering sick.
Ors interpreter, whO was seized at El- Arish
with plague,'lteibre the Vizier's army arrived there,
was seen and treated by a Turkish d-1 -r, wlw had
great confidence in .a Strong-spirit. which is distilled
pith aniseeds, and is in the country called racket.
fie administered this spirit repeatedly and liberally
in theday.time to his patient ; %hose 4Mprooit of
plague were accompanied by a large carbuncle form.
:ed in the Side, and a bubo in the axi:la. As soon
as I saw him, I recommended the bark liberally to
him, and cataplasms to be applied to the sore in the
sick, which was 'very eitiensi'sie; from the repealed
slotighings that had occurred .since the opening Pf
the c4rbonele.,.One of the ryes was severely in•
flamed, and it was long before-be recovered his per..
fed.intelleas, as well as his sight.
The partial And unsteady manner in which
patients aP;seared to be treated among the Tucks:corifess afforded but little
.chlrice of success in the
removal of the disease. plague
Bleeding, as a remedy in plague, ha; been the
subjeet of much dispute among celebrated ph viietins•
While at Jaffa, it was the pr•itliee of the Venetian
DoEtnrs•to mike use of blood.lettilig. Many pa'
tients died suSdenlv after, the operation: the deaths
appeared hastened by the evacuation of blood.
• The in:liscrioninnte employ :of:bleeding may he of
serious- consequences, in ,weakening thoic natural
powers of the system which might be usefully oc,
erred. to the..subdunion. disease. •
I used the oilYtridions in the manner recornmyncl.
ed and adJpted. by Mr..l3aldwin, late English.C.pi.
sul at Ai:xaanciria.•
A pi's patient evilently derived great benefit
from the use of the Oily Itidions. The result Of my
offservations and:pradice with the oil, induces roe
to hope it will be found th,.ful as a preventive. X•
repeatedly recoMmenled the trict.iotts with oil to
the Turks,. but ail t,)
prejudices continue, it will be in rain to iittetniit
reform, or -to anniiiilate the disease from am mg
'them.. At Smyrna they continue to use the
• • is
plague, and wig said that this mode of treatment
more efficacious than any other. The merchantga
however, from whom I collected this account, ob-
serve, that-the propottional success with thelnil is
mnootreevoefrytiyieeairotileteeteslm:r.e
s.s3ovcinot.:ttantlecsnit;er and
tithes n,
.•. • • •
more than'a fifth or sixth.
London, England, 1804-07-26

WINCHESTER, JULY 19•

Tuts day several causes came on to be tried, the
pleadings of which have for some time occupied the
attention of the Court of Common Pleas,. at West.
rninster. The circumstances,of the case were br icily
this A Mr. Fitzherbert Biockholes, who is Lord
ache two manors Of Rent worth and Bentworth Hall,
in this county, was entitled to .several quir.rents,
hetiots,, reliefs, and fines, upon alienation of, cer-
tyin.lands held of
.these manors. A person of the
name of•Coulthard, a tenant of both manors, refused
payment of tha (pit-rents . due in respeet,of his
lands, and the Lod, ordered his steward to make
dis:tess for them, which was done accordingly, and
the tenant replevied,—Upon trial, this day, before
Lord ELL ea Boitoucu, .the right and ebim.of the
1441 of the ITI.4OOrS was Most completely made out
and established, and the Jury, by Ow,- direction of
his Lordship, gave t Yerditt accordingly. •

On Saturday se'nnight, the following singular cir-
cumstance occurred in the parish at May field, in
Stissex-;--About one o'clock in the afternoon, as Mr.
Cornwall was walking in hie hayfield, near Frog's
Hole, he discovered, at a little distance from him,
a young woman, in a petfeet State of nature, with
the exception of one stocking and one shoe, which
were to her left leg anti foot ; this very naturally
led him,to suspeet that she was some maniac,, who
had escaped from a madhouse; he therefore pro.
cured the assistance of one of his servants, and put.
sued her, which she immediately-observed, and to
escape the pursuit Made to a very thick hedge-at the
end of the field, through which she with great exer.
don forced herself, anti proceeded on, but had nut
got far before she was overtaken and secured by. Mr.
Cornwall and his assistant, who found her in a state
of insensibility, and nearly exhausted. Mr. C.
sent his servant for clothes sufficient to cover her,
and had her conveyed to the poor-house, where,
much to his credit, he sent for a medical Gemleman
to attend her, and ordered such other assistance as
the nature of her unhappy case required ; 'but in
vain, as she languished till' three o'clock on the
following morning, and then expired, without
having uttered a word, or left a trace behind her,
whereby it could be discovered to whom or to where
-the belonged.—lt was the opinion of the attendant
apothecary, that this truly unfortunate female had
been seized by a delirious fever, and for want of
proper care or assistance had wandered in her deli.
rium as before described. She 'tas a very good.
looking woman, about 23 years of age, and had the
appearance of a Odlar. Her remains were decently
interred in Mayfield church.yard, on Tuesday the
17th inst.

Tuesday, as two men were fighting near Turn.
ham-green, on their way from the Election, a Con.
stable,' wir, was pa,sing,interfgre&without assist-
ance, when his staff was taken from him, and
he, was so beatin, that lie was carried away in a
ha.ckney.coach, lifeless to all appearance. •
London, England, 1804-07-26

CROWN SIDE.

Minato Barris woo intlided for feloniously per.
vitiating and,falSely assuming the name and
ter of one Thomas Simms, he being entitled to cer.
tain Prize.money, as a licaman on hoard His Ma.
jesty's ship Garigrt, -in order to receive the Prize.
money then due to the said Thomas Simms. •

.1c was proved by the Clerk of Greenwich Hospi.
tale that the Prisoner applied for the prize.money
In the notne of Simms, and that he signed the usual
petition with the name of simnis ; hot upon inspee.
tiOn oldie books, it appeared that Simms had the R
against his name, as having run away, by which his
priv.money was foleited.
The Prisoner, on this being stated, said that it was
'true, but hediati been paid at the Navy Ofßee, which
was equivalent to the R being taken from against
his mine ; and that he could produce a certificate
irrmt the Navy Office to that effed. accordingly.
went away, and the next day returned with a certi.
heats purported to be liigned hy Mr. Dash, of the
N4vy Office, but which was known by the Officer
who leceived it, not to be Mr. Dash's hand.writ.
ing ; the Prisoner was in consequence taken into
custody,.
It was ohjeeled by the Counsel for the Prisoner,
tb:ir evidence ought ,to be adduced that the R was
ti,ken cif Sinimi's name, and sbewn that he was
dearly emitted to the prize.money, before the Pri.
loner. could Le convi4ed of personating him. The
',earned judge being also of this opinion, observing
that Si.ums enold not, by any shadow of right, be
entitled to the prize-money with that mark against
his name, the:Prisoner was acquitted.

'SALISBURY) JULY 23,

WAcHUOVRII V. HALL.

"T'h'is was an Alban brought against the perm.
dint to recover a sum of money for the 1058 of twenty
or thirty sheep, whiO, thc•Plairitiff contended,died
through the
.neglea 0( the Defendant. nuMber
of Okecp Which the Defendat.t had to keep for the
Plaintiff, for 4 certain reward agreed upon between
thiln, mot 105, more than zo of which died whilst
the Defend int had :the care of their, and 8 or to
an re died soon after they,. Were delivered back tct
the Plaintiff. It came out, howeyer, on the trial,
that in i y of these Sheep were sickly at the time
they, were sent to the Defendant to keep, and on
tinit aoiflurit the jury gave a verdia •for Defendant,
for" 691: the keep-there Of.
jt11( 1, 24.—U011i the Judges finished the business
of chift place yesterday evening before they left• the
Courts, There was nothits-vof any consequence
done at the Crown Bar, except the trial of a girl
zz years of age, and 40' mother, aged 47, The
girl, Betty. Russell, for robbing her master, Mr.
Jan htzgerald, a cabinet-maker, of this place,; of
. looking.glasq, tea-caddy, t,svo pocket.hsndker.
chiefs, afat hundry: other articles, and her mother,
Mary Russell, for receiving the' same ; both tram.
warted for seven years, and five or six years since,
the tither was transpoited.:
London, England, 1804-07-21

ri"' HE FREEHOLDERS in tfre INTEREST of
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, are informed, that
COACHES will be ready an Mo:.lday Morning next, and
every followir:1; Day, at Seven o'clock, to convey thernito
the I'oll, at Brenttord, from the under-mentioned,pLiees
LOW ER DI VI S lobe, Ivioorgate •, D u rha m-
Place, Hackney-road; Mile-End, opposite the Tlount I
Old-street Road, ,the Three 1011 y Butchers ; Round-about,
City Road ; Well Clollo*liiarc Pficenix, Ratelitte.
FINS BIJ R lif—S mit Mr. Sparrows., Ironmonger.
HULBORN-Near the White Bee, Leitther-lanc; Broad-
street, St: Giles'F:, 'near l'ionitree-strcet.

gSTMINST't yard; . Comp.
ton.streot i.near Devonshire-houc.
K ENs INC Cheis ; 'Fulham.

SUAKSPEARE LoTTERv.

M•
ESSRS., BOYDELL beg leave to 'fleritzaint.
IV.S. the. Public in general, and their Friends in particular,
that the Tickets for the SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY,
price Three Guineas, with Schemes of-the said Lottery, are
now Toady fnr delivery, at the Shakspeare .Gallery,
Mall Messrs. Boyclelt's, No. 90, Clicapslde ; 'and at all
,the LIPCIISed Lottery Offices in Grcat Britain and Ireland. • .
London, England, 1804-07-21

An attempt of a very singular description was
made a few days hack to extort money from a re.'
spedable housekeeper in St Martin', Parish. A
person named S) Wester took an apartment in his
house, and,' having stopped about a fortnight, pre.
tended that he wail compelled to quit the lodging
to go into the country on buSiness. Not. wishing,
as he observed, to take any advantage, he agreed to
pay the arrears up to the time he had stipulated to
keep the apartment,; he then went away, leaving a
bundle of old papers. in a closet; and a short time
after a person called, and, on finding.mr.
expressed much surprize, alledging,, that the latter
had papers belonging to him' of considerable value.
The mistress of the house, recolleding the papers in
the closet, &hewed them to the stranger, who said,
' they were thoSe he _wanted, and wished to take
them away ; but nut being allowed to do so with.
out shewl'og sum: authority from Mr. S. he went
.away ; and the second 'day following, the house.
keeper alluded to was arrested (or 2000% and taken
to a lOck.up house, where he was refused rotrinon
bail, but offered his liberty on paybig the Plaintiff
401. Having since obtained his release. by.other
Means, be:lnts searched for the person at whose suit
he was'artested, in order to carry him bef.ge a
Magistrate; but 'the party is riot to be found, and
the whole transadion is considered as a frathiolent
attempt to extort money.

On Wednesday there Was,a considershle show rf
cattle, of the Scotch, Welch, -acid frislikin4s, at
fit-round fair in Essex; which did not sell freely,
though they were tendered at reduced prices.
'Thursday se'nnight twelve boys, for exercising
unlawful pastirneS and gairei on the.
.Lor4i's I)ay,
',were conviet'3l before, the Islagistrates at the Sts.
'ions-room, I.,swford'krgates,*liristol, and paid
each to the poor of the pArisifl and. on the
five boys of the parish of.St, George, for
the like offence, were also convited-and fined,

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London, England, 1804-07-21

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

THE FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT
will meet every day until the Etcaion (which is fixed.
forlMnday the 23d instant) at Sir Francis liurdett's House,
No. 73. Piccadilly; where Communications respecting the
E icaiOn. are reqUested to be made. •
July tt, 18o4.• I GREGORY, Clt,airman.,
London, England, 1804-07-21

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

rr HE' Friends 'of Sir 'FRANCIS BURDETT
are requested to, attend early on Nionday morning next
at Brentford, that they may at once, by a decisive Majority,
rescue the Inpepcndence and secure the quiet of the cowl-
ty.—The shcrith have provided ample means to.cnsnre free
access to the Hustings. The Poll will open at Ten o'clock
precisely.
GR.EGORY, Chairman.
London, England, 1804-07-21

•
Extraordinary Etre& Of Dr. JA ES.'sF EVER POWDER...
THE very great Efficacy of this Medicine in the
Influenza of last year is too recent to be forgotten; but
it was most singular when taken on the first •attack,,tbr in
those cases, where the Fever was allowed to gain ground and
ravage the Constitution, before the PoWder was resorted to.
the Disorder became obstinate, protralte& and sometimes
fatal. Upon all occasions this Medicine should be given ai
the cOmmeneentent of a Fever, of whatever kind; for if it be
not sufficient of itself to effeCt a cure, it is the best Prepara-
, tive for the Bark, and other remedies which the 'symptoms
require; but as the genuine Powder has been often known to
restore the Patkrit, utter its -Substitutes ana every other febri.
fuge have failed, it ought, even in the last extremity, to be
tried. Great benefits have been derived from. the Powder,
when taken every. night as an A Itetrative, in disarders thought
beyond the reach of medicine; and from a 'collitnunication
from the Rev.. Mr. Singleton liarpur. of Dublin, there is
reason to believe that it may be used in this manner with sue-
eess in the Hydrocephalus, or Water on the Brain. For
ColdS, Measles, IthellifiatiSMS, 4nd all I .-,tiammations and
Obstructions'ot the Lungs, Bowels, &c. nu Medicine is so
proper.‘
• Sold only by F. Newbcry and ons,• No. 4s, St. ['aid's
Church4ard fetteDours front CllCApside), London ; and at
Uri fames's latelfouse; in Bruton-street ; in Packets, price
each,*Puty included, or in Bottles containing twelve
Packets, price 245. as made up fur the Army and Navy.
N. B. ?shine can be genuine that have nut the words" F.
Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamps.
London, England, 1804-07-21

• WANTEO, fora CHARITABLE INSTITUTION,
A MASTER anti`' MISTRESS, Msn and. Wifei
LA. of the E,tablished Church of England, to superintend
the Schools of Mrs. Prisci Coborn, consisting of twenty-five
Boys and twenty-five the Parish- OrStrMary, Strat-
ford, Bow, in the County of Middlesex. The Income, or
Salary. (including advantages and emoluments) will
arnoot neat ty-t, loot. per AnnUtn. .by Let-
lett Are to be sent (pOStpiiid) to the Trustees of Mt h. ['risco
Coburn, to the Work-house at Bow, previous to the'a6th
fist. with testimonials of Character, ,A hility, and Corrimu-
nion with the ChurCh L and such Applicinits, whose Chorac-,
ter stud Recominendations are approved, tin giving their ad-
dress, will receive notice when to atten4 at 'the Vestry-
Ketion•l• .

TLJE Original PATENT. BEDSTEADS, SOFA
BEDS, and CHAIR BEDS, with very Considerable
I mproveinentt, by () It GAN and SA N RS, Inventory
of their much.adritired IMPERIAL DINING TABLES,
and Portable Chairs, and Nlanufaelurers in general of Mo-
dern Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock.
id' every Article in the above branches, is always ready for
inspeelion, ter the furnishing Flonses complete, in the First
Style of Fashion, and warranted of the best orknianithip,
and choicest Materials.
Elegant. Four-post Beds and Bedding complete, with new
designed Window Curtains, Patent .Nlusquito Net Beds, par-
ticularly portable for all Foreign Climate's, by Morgan and
Sanders, Furnishing glilicilsterers and Cabinet Mantilsau-
rers, No. t 6 and, t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. Please to ob-
serve NO. •10 and. 17 has no connexion whatever with any
other Warehouse in London.
Army and. Navy Equipa,ge of every description, on improved
Principks, very. portable.
London, England, 1804-07-28

FaI,DAY, JULY 27.

LON WIN : Vrintc.t EUCIL\ NAN NI'M ILI AN (01 ItoN. ,tr
At 0,0 )1:1,1 1r A 1,4,1,/ • UV hr.rp. A

f.oRD CititNe r Lox heard all the
Wed on behitii c E Lem-laid Th.,111 is 1)e Nlint.ev
itoi.vcr to those which hA,I tio..!rt hid bef,te

C:t,vcr,t-t.aritcli); and Pu

rlxitments

Court on behalf of hii wife. These affiLlavits, with
the others, form a histOry Of the families of the
husband anal wife, and of almost all transaCtions of
their's since their marriage ; upon whisk

The LoRD CHANCELLOR took occasion to observe,
he should not objeft to their: going through with
this long narrative of events, applicable or inappli.
cable to the point in'bntest between the parties ; he
did not complain of the'Genilemen of the Bar, who,
of course, followed the instriglions of their Clients ;
but he' could not help saying,' that the most
.of
these affidavits seemed to have been filed,.. as if
he united a number of charaters in one ; first,
as if he was a Secretary of State sitting in judg-
ment at the' Alien Offer; secondly, as if he was
a judge sitting in the Ecclesialiical Court, con. •
sidering of a -separation of these parties ; thirdly`,
as if he was a :MAgistrate to-take articles .of the
peace against this Gentleman ; fourthly, as if he
was a judge t tying a vest ion of a breach of the peace
at Common Low ; when, after all, the single ques.
two was, whether thisehild ought to bedelivered to
its mother, or whether the faller should not be re.
strained from going abroad with it.—The parties
had broughebefore him all the trash which might
have ingrossed the attention of the town of Bolton
in. the Moors for the last twelve months. This
prolixity of detail his'Lordship censured much, and
expressed a wish that; the Rules of the Court had
empowered him to send it to the Master, to inquire
into what Was, and whit was not relevant, and to
report who, besides the parties, ought to pay the
costs occasioned by the introdu6lion of superfluous
matter ; for these affidavits were fitter to be read iii
Bolton Market,- for the purpose of seeing which-of
the parties would get 'most popularity, than for the
grave ear of a Court of Justice.
His Lordship then heard Mr. BELL, in addition
to what had been urged the day before by Mr.
RICHARDS, on behalf of Mr. De Manneville, and
Mr. RositLy in reply, which, together with the
reading of the affidavits, took qp the whole day.'
After which his Lordship ordered the matter to
stated over until to-morrow,' observing, there were
many things in the -marriage settlement of these
parties worthy of much attention and observation,
and well calculated to produce what had happened.
London, England, 1804-07-28

-NEW GRAND SPECTACLE, NEW DANCE,'AND
.NEW COMIC PANTOMIME.
.ROYAL CIRCUS.
THIS PRESENT EVENING will he present.
ed, an entireltew National And liistooeal Speetacle,
with entire new Sc,nery {from original. Drawings taken on
the spot), and new Dresses, corrcponding with the Costume
of the Country, called
JO.-lANNA OF •SURIN.A;Vi.
After which, an ekire.nei,v Comic .Dance, adapted for Stage
Representation. ;rnd produced under the stile diceition of
Mr. Montgomery, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery,
Dresses, and Decorations, called •
• A TALE OF A TUB
Or, GUILLA.UNIE El' susETTF.
In the course of the Evening, an elegant Display of • • •
HORSEMANStiIP, &c.
The whole to Conclude with an entire tiew Comic Panto-
mime, replete with itinturierahle Mechanical Changes,
riew Musw,-Seenery, Dresses, and Decorations, called
PEDLAR'S ACRE ; •
Or, HARLEQUIN MENDICANT.
Siffletir (in which Character he will attempt to whistle a
vdriety of Melodious Cadences), Mr. CUERTON.
London, England, 1804-07-17

OFF7CE.

Yiqrk I 18;11.
LHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COlll.
MISS lONERS of HIS Mil jESTY 's NAVY do berth"
give-Notice, that on THURSDAY, the igth of this tliou'ibi
;bey will he ready to receive Tenders from inch Pertoat as may
he willing to deliver at His Majegy's several Yardi
PITCH PINE LOGS, from 12 to inches tqrare, attelfroM
20 lo 45 feet long, to he Imported/ram North Carofirta.

The Timber mutt be die square, and pareof it mixt be delivered
in this Year, and the remainder its the nett year. ,
Nu Tender will be received after Twelve citadel en the above
day, star any nailed, pinkie the Pari er tx Agent for him
attends.

IIi4PERML PARLIJNIENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

140.14 DAY, JULY 16. .

Itr the. Appeali Lashley "ye. Hogg, the LORD
PDANCALLDR pronounced Judgment greatly in fa.
your ut the Appellant,
.although certain points are
remitted hack for the consideration of thc.Court of
Session in SCotland.

Mr. Ktrowl, vs, Common Serjeant, Was heard or►
the Petition of the Common Council against the Bill
for the' Relief of the London Ineumbent.Clergy.-7
Ordered to'be read a third time on Thursday.
Mr. FR ANC IS TilotO4ii was interrogated at the
Bar, as to iii knowledge of the place of residence of
Mrs. Lingha►n, which he stated, 'from certain letter!)
he referred to, as being somewhere in the neigh.
bourhood of Paris. .

. Several Bills were brought up from iheCortimons,:
among which were the Bill for making, compeusa.
Lion to the Proprietors of certain Lands at WiioL.
Avich and Charleton, necessary for His Majesty!"
Service, the: Additional Force Amendment Bill, the,
Accomptant-G, neral's Bill, the English ;mil Irish
Vote of cretlii Bills, the Nassau Free Port, and the
London Warehousing and red a first time.
London, England, 1804-07-17

His cries were now so terrible. that I was forced
to put my fingers in my ears, and turn my back, wish.
ing to make my way out as fast as possible, but it was
not without. the greatest difficulty I effeted it ; bay.
seen hint receive 125: I walked several times round
the ring on the outside, and noticed the different
speBators ; all were quiet and silent, and the crack
of the knoot`Was. heard to a great distance. After
three hundred his voice grew faint, and during the
last hundred he shoved no signs of life whatevr ;
the whole of the upper part of the back being
b:aten • to b black mummy ;- after the last blow
the tusi,t.ints lifted up the Lice by the hair, and
the executioner struck him forcibly three.times with
a ► instrument that left the )(lit ial olinurderer, throw-
ing each time an handful of blaCit dust into the wound;

It is stated, mach to the credit of the Isle of Ely,
that there was neither Prisoner nor CAUSC at the
Assizes last, week ; 'nor was there any Prisoner .for
trial at the Assizes held six months ago. •

LONI)M4,: Pritoed nY t t.JCH ANAN WMILLAN, (of Bow-Street, Cnvent.Garden); and l'ubisabed by W L;aAli A RMICIAIt SCRIPPS, (of Metteln,
a • 'IL. ••• - tit I J .* . e.... 'Leary I iv,. 6 11. • /a_.. _
London, England, 1804-07-17

THO. WALPOLE V. DR. POW. BANCROFT.

The Plaintiff is a Banker in the firm of Walpole,
Clarke and Co. and Executor of the late Hon. Thos.
Walpole ; the. Defendant is a Physician of Francis_
street, Tot tenham.court-road, and is inventor of the
celebrated Persiteran Bark, prepared from the hic.
cory tree, or, pethaps, from the American oak. This
was an attion on a bond, the penalty of which .was
64001. Ar the time of the American war, in the
year 17So, when there were prodigious Auffitations
in the Stocks, the flon. Tim. Walpole and this me.
dical prattitioner engaged in a joint speculation to
a very considerable amount. In the course of these
transaitions, the Doctor gave a promissory note
to his partner in the concern, which was secured by
the bond in question, and on ihelace of this note it
appeared, that the Defendant was to pay zsol:
every six months, until the debt was extinguished.
The payments were regularly made during the life
of the Hun. Thomas Walpole, and the first instal-
ment was discharged after his *cease ; but since
that time the Defendant had desisted from fulfilling
his engagement, and in consequence of such defal.
cation, the adion was brought.
Messrs. Galas and GILES gave in evidence the
Bond, the hand.writing of which they proved ; it
was dated the 2001 of Sept. 1799,, and was for the
amount stated. The csentletnew whom the present
Plaintiff represented, died about a year arid a'half
ago. The first payment was on the zgth of March,
I Soo.

11401$11..SIMC INE and WIG!. Er resisted thii de.
gland ~i..ther m
.said the debt oriiehedin time bar-
gain; for Stock, for which, therefore, no attion could
be supported in a Court of Justice.. T 4 prove
they brought the Clerk who t.ransaCted all the buil.
ness of the accounts, and the Broker 'by whom the
Stock negotiations were conduling"; but the tole of
evidence requiring tluit these depositions should he
con4rmedd, by. the ,hooks of the Batik, and no person
attending for that purpose, the defence failed.. 'A
.verdift was taken for the lilaintilr; and the Wen'.
dant was to give such,seCUrity for the future pay..
ments, and to receive such indUlgence for the time.
of making such paymentst as Mr.lotas, the Mat';.
shal of the King's Bench, shall think reasunable.. .
London, England, 1804-05-25

IN/AVIIL NEWS.

......4011MINIMenewr
PLY24OUII-1, MAY 23.—Arrived the
't6i';
Capt. DENNI.NO; the Oliw-Branch, Capt. E,
the Dover, Capt. ATTERSLEY and the Latl'ile
Packet, Capt. BLACK, all from Oporto, Part °f f
Convoy which came under the Bacchante Slaq °
War, Capt. DAsttwooD.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 24,.—SaNCd His Ma:lest°
Ship Blonde, to lie off Lymington. His Majesty'
s
Ship Indefatigable is expeded to sail for the D°lls
to. morrow.

DEAL, MAY 24..—Arrived the Tattarus.l3°l°li
from a Cruize off Boulogne.
Arrived the Westal, MITCHEL, from Jarnlies!
and sailed for the River, with the Seabee's', et':
Caine, Brook Watson, and Seringapatant, S°l4
Sea whalers, and the Prize reported yesterdaPAet
In the Downs—the Monarch, Illustrious Veterari.lA'i-rol'-
Virginie, Champion, Jamaica, Dart, Orestes, Zein,a,,,'nerth
cano, Tartarus, Heels, Sulphur, Explosion, Fury, '-
Zephyr, Millbrook, and Speculator lugger..
YARMOUTH, MAY 24.—Sailed the Vixen
Constant Gun-brigs, and Venus Cutter, on 3 crock
and Penelope Frigate to the Nore, to be re
Remain in the Roads, the Monmouth, Aanill
° Cofrt
RussEL, Scorpion and Beaver Slopes, a f"

tCrS.

front

The Ship detained in these Roads, bound r,
Amsterdam to Embden, was captured by the $
41,15
pion Sloop of War, and has on board bale st
and gun-powder was formerly an English

India man.

I
London, England, 1804-05-22

LEEDS, rviAy- 14.

, THE Craven Legion, Cavalry and Infantry,
which marched into this city on Saturday, ate a very
handsome body of men. ,The' Cavalry consist 'of
upwards of zoo, and r are extremely well mounted;
and the Infantry of. t too. Trey appear to have
made considerable progress in military discipline, in
which, under the direaion of such skilful and at-
tentive Officers, there can be no doubt but they
,will greatly improve, during their zt days of per.
martent ddty.—,(Yari Chronicle.)
On Monday last the Doncaster Volunteer Infan-
try having entered on permanent duty; marched to
the field to receive their Colours. The ground was
kept by.the, Gentlemen of tree Doncaster Troop df
Cavalry, and
the ceremony commenced at two
b'clock, by which time a very great concourse of •
people had assembled, displaying nearly all the
beauty and fashion of the town and neighbourhood. ,
The Colours, plac!cl before the. Regiment in line,
'were consecrated by the Rev. W. CH I LDERs, Chap.
lain.to the Corps, 'who, in a solemn and impressive
manner, offered up to the Almighty,a suitable and
appropriate prayer on the occasion.
On Saturday last the Halifax Volunteers returned,
from their permanent duty- at Doncaster, The in-,,
habitants of Halifax on this occasion rather excelled
than itnitated the examples of other towns. After
every' mark of tespeti had been paid to their fellow-
townsmen, a purse of tool. was made to regale the
privates at the different inns.
The. Doncaster Volunteers marched on Tue§d,,y
to Pontefraa, to be on permanent Fluty for thrce
weeks.

The W-harsdale Volunteers arrived here on Fri..
day, and on Saturday morning proceeded on► their
route to Doncaster, to be on duty for twenty-one
days.
The Pocklington Volunteers, under the command
of ROBERT D.EritsoN, Esq. M.j9r-Commandant, go
to Bridlington the 28111 inst. on permanent duty tor
twenty-one days.

A detachment of the Loyal Dale's Volunteers,
consisting of about Soo men, under the command of
Cnlonel STRBENIFASV (who upoi-i all occasions
turns out to serve his Ki►►g and COuntry), tharched
into Richmond on permanent duty on the 26th:tilt.
even hundred more of the same Corps take,p,osses-
sion of the ualle quartets; and after their time of
duty is expired, they will be succeeded by the re-
mainder of the Corps,'in all i6OO Officers and Pri-
vates.

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London, England, 1804-07-10

LitPi REPORT..

CO'IRT OF KING:s BE',"CH, TVLY q.

3. AltD It IMERSYSHIRIE ry. SIDMAN PAIMP.R.

• Tug Plaintiffs, . who are, Manufatiorers at Man_
chester; had consigned to Messrs. S. E. Parker anti'
*Co. a quantity oflonds, amounting to 2381. 3s.
under the guarantee atilt Defendant. The Consig_
nees hat given 4 Aill on Mr., George Jackson, its
,payment for these goods (1 zl. less), which had been
pain into Court by the. Defetaant. When the Bill
became due, it was not .paid by' the Drawee, nor
wit iron' application,. taken up by Messsr. S. E.
Parker and Coo—Recmuse was therefore had cache
:goaraitteevwho refusing, to pay the amount, this
Aaion• was brought. The only question in the
CAM. waA,. whether,. on
,The non-payment of the
due stiljgence had been used to intorm Mcssrs.
S. E, Parker Sand Co. of that event ? because, it
reasonable aaivity were not employed,neither they
or their guarantee would be liable.

Messrs. . RAMC !NB and, Racktaitokoti explained
the nature of the transaction, and said, the Dclen-
dant, had acknowledged his engagement, by the sum
paid into Court. The, Bill had- been protested re-
rgitlarly in.Londoni Ate' Plaintiffs had been inform-
'ed by-due course of post at .Manchester ; the latter
'had'given..,the necessary advice, to Liverpool the
Plaintiff was tbarefore;Chargeable with no negled
whiChcoulcl,ertonerate either Messrs. S. E. Parker
and Co. or the Defendant, from their responsibility.
'IVIr, Glans, for the Defendant, admitted that it
was cOiredly stated,
.that intelligence was conveyed
`in glue 'Course of post to Manchester, and subse.
.quently to Liverpool; but at the. latter place, the
whole course. of the day was permitted to . pass, and
S. E. Parker and Co. were not informed ot the
„Itondur'Of the'Bill, until 'knit before the'departuit of
the London post, when it was impossible for them to
avail themselves of that opportunity to send instruc.
trans to their Agents. They had effects in the hands
of ,Mr., Jackson, which they might, but for this ne.
glea, have secured.
LJrd hir.irrnokot.r6t4.--:" The question is, if
glut; and reasonable diligence have been psed
formation of the non.paytnent of the Bill was given
in the course-of the day after, the atri vat of the rust
it
,will befor, you to decide ii that be such due and'
reasonable diligence."—Verdi6 for the Plaintiff,
Bill,and interest, 2531.
London, England, 1804-07-10

This Day was published, price is 6d.

A N ANSWER to Mr.. GOLDSON ; proving
that VACCINATION is a PERMANENT SE-
CURITY against the SMALL-PDX.
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Tim Jury immediately declared him--Guilty.

Same day itmence Was pag!teil, when pin Needs,
Thorno tiorsetti. Chariot re Wright, Thomas Riley,
Thomas Bucknelf,
,Joseph Jackson, John Lewis,
,and
John .Palmer, severally received sebteuce of Deigh.
jOhil Williams, Mary Davis, Joi,eph Pitt, Thomas
Padget, Charles Harper,
ward Pritchard, George 'Mann, William Jones,.
and Thomas Radiford, were ordered to he &rani.
ported, beyond the seas for the tern) of seven year's.
William J9nea was ordered tube transported for the
term of 54 years. - -
Fifteen were inclered to be imprisoned in the
Howe of CoryeEtion at Clerkenwell. Four were
ordered to be impriSoneil in Newgaie. Three were
orilerql to he privately, and two publicly whipped:
The SesiiiOns then adjourned until Wetlnesclity•the
zth September next.

. The facriotii HENRY • VANDE ft Noon, who aeled
such a cartipituous part in the Belgic Instinct-lion
against the Emperor Josimi died lately near
Bergen.oplZootni
On the 23th ult. came on to trial in the Court of;
Exchequer at Edinburgh, an information exhibited
by His Nlajest y'.'s;Advocate Qeneral, against a Corn.
pally of Soap Nianuladurets at Etisley, for recovery
of a variety of penalties, charged to have been incur.;.
red by them for evading the duties upon the soap
'they manufactured, and, in particular, for a most in.
gentous and artful abstra4ion and concealment .of
2,24011 n. weight of soft soap, dis Covered and scized
tiy on. of the General Supet visors of The
I)efet,aants, by their Counsel, (the 1.10. Mr, 1-1.
Eisk tNLy suffered a .verdid and judgment for the
Crown to pass agai6t them on five counts of the
informatior„ for pc4l,tities to time ,extent of 17504
bOities paying a composition at 7501. Engtibil
bill, fur duties defrauded.

The following singular circumstance took place at
Bedminster, near Bristol, last About
three oich.ck in the afternoon, .an unusual' darkness',
prevailed fOr at quarter of a mile round thar isfafce,
which was occasioned by a .dull heavy-loking
SUddenly the atmosphere became still. naot,
gloomy, and seven hundred weight of hay was in a
moment flying in the air. The horses jn the,neigh.
bouring fields began snorting, gallopping, and bray.
ing, and ran headlong into the different hedges for
shelter. This wonderful circumstance was vciasion-
ed by a whirlwind, which frequently happens about
this time of the year.
London, England, 1804-01-12

MARRIED.

On Monday last, at St. Mary's Church, in Carlisle,-by .
Rev—the Dean of Christ Church, 0 laird, the Rev,
'ham Carey, A. M. Head Master or Westminster School,'
and Prebendary of York, to Miss Sheepshanks, only (laugh."'
ter of the Rev. William Sheepshanks', Prebendary of Car,
lisle,.and Minister of St. john's Church, in Leeds.
Ou TuestLiy last, at Hackney Church, Mr. Joseph Bur"'
ditt, of the Minories, to Miss Rust, of Hackney.
London, England, 1804-01-12

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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FkOM AMERICA.

" The whole military world here are expecting
with anxious ear the news of the Invasion of
England. The command of the Military Distrist•
around rvi•mtreal is under Lieur. Colonel Bow Es,
of the od; Regiment of Foot, a very active and di-
ligent Officer, who has lately arrived from Eng-
lnd. Regarding the Chief Consul of France, the
Americans hold this language : if be submitted his
measures to the good sense and reason of his Coon.
try aten, we who are natural bow Republicans :night
join. with him; but as he appears to respcd nothing
.of this kind, we are surprised that some man who
was yesterday his equal, does not convince hie'
that he shall not be his absolute superior to-days
and that a Citizen of one moment shall not be Inc
tyrant of another."

LC>NCEVITY.-Seven persons died last week,
whose united ages amount to six bundred and secsing"/
seven years,• namely,
Mr. William Shipley, projedor of the Society for
the Encouragement of Arts, &c. - 89
Mr. G. Pudney, Parish-Clerk of Kelvcdon, Essex, 90•
Mrs. Fidler, Roydon, Norfolk, - - - - 9°
Mrs. Oliver, Vine-street, Piccadilly, - - - 95
Mr. John Page, Gardener to the Asylum, - - zoK
Mr. john Pusel, at Lanvihangel, - -
A female Pauper, in Manchester Workhouse, - Jib

677
Robert Kirby, a Gieenwich Pensioner, who was
conyided on Friday at the Westminster SessioOf
of swindling .a quantity of Bacon from Mess. WO
and Barrington at Charing cross, was flogged orr
Tuesday afternoon, from their house to Paritament-
street. A vast concourse of speaators attended,
who seemed little inclined to commiserate his dis,
graceful situation.

New stamped Dollars were issued yesterday at
the Bank and India-house, in the payment of divi,
dends, which had a wonderful effea on the Lottery'
Offices ; they were crowded nearly as much as last
week, owing to many persons being baulked no
Saturday, on account of the greatness of the demand,
and the difficulty of obtaining change. However,
as there was only one small Capital Prize drawn on
Monday, the Wheel is considerably richer in pro,
portion; than at the beginning ; and Tickets anal
Shares may be had, warranted undrawn, until Sa'
turday morning, nine. o'clock, when the SeconS
Day's Drawing will begin.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVE.S£ND, JAN. 9.
Passed by—the Pigou, Collett, from Philadelphia; PO'
tientia, Storkham, from Seville ; _lndustry, Cruger, frost►
Dantzic; 13titannia, Stead, from. Plymouth; Navigratioilt,
arid Two Gilberts (Prizes), front Batavia alufr
Hawke, ,- front Westend.