Star.
London, England, 1806-08-26 00:00:00

HAMEURGN MAIL.

Patti, A you ST B.—h IS remarked here, that on
the arrival of the Auarian Ambaffador the Diploma-
tic Body will be more complete in this city than it has
been face the revolution.
The ninety-Ss Jew Deputies are very conflant in
their fittings. They drefs in black anJ deliberate
with heads uncovered. A guard of honour of fifty
=SS attends at the door, and turns out with prefcnted
VIM on the arrival and departure of the Deputies.—
ilhh have no equipages of their own, are conveyed
thither and back in the Emperor's carriages. A de-
pilation out of the entire number was prefented to
his Majelly by the Home Minifter, Charopagny, one
of whom, Rabi Sager, of Turin, had a private an-
Agee with the Emperor, which lolled two hour's
Avousr 9.—At the opening of the Jewifh Con-
vocation, a Guard of Honour of go men was placed
before the entrance of the Chapel, and pi-dented arms
to the Deputies on their arrival and going away.
The harvell has turned out very plentiful in Spain,
and conliderable quantities of grain are already Chip-
ped off there for Portugal.
Haotra, AUGUST 9.—The equipages of Prince
Alexander Berthier, which were on the return. are
ordered again to Munich ; and many French officers
who had received leave of abfitoce, are ordered to
join the Grand Army.
From the commencement of next year, no private
liveries are to be worn with gold or (liver—they are
rearilked to remanent& of fills or worded only.
EIAISISUR. Aosaurr 6.—The merchants have
begun the projedlio• of a Acme pier, which is to run
oat a confiderable way into the fee at Ellingborgh,
where a new and commodious haves is to be cooling-
ted. Montana allivity prevails among the workmen.
Corsaasoatt, AUGUST 9.•••• It is repotted here,
that alltsportatioa of corn from the Rotten Empire
by land is prohibited s sad that by fee, Lilian and
Via are the may two places where it will be allowed.
Anonsr u.+-There has boss a total want of rain
in the neighbourhood of Drositheins. in Norway.dor
Jag the 4R as winks, in conforms of which the
.opips are much impnveriihed.
olimas Or S.SIONT, AUGUST t 3.—Several
Are, according to report, to be formed in this
otirbood, and the fortrefes to be approvi firmed.
he report that the French had occupied blemis-
gen is void of foundation.
ITALT• AUGUST s.—The principal point of that,
Englint debarkation in Calabria was at Reggio. A
fog of the MinlMt Alquier, and fermi other officers'',
have beta truilbigairootre by them in an engagethent.

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LONDON.
• TUESDAY. AUGUST 26.
*EMI DP STOCK 6 THIS DAB' AT ON R O'CLOCE
Coalele, mosey. 6sli —hie wee. Ask—Redoeed
Osmium 6.1 =Pt Issi•
PIMA OF 3TOCILIVRIFTE&DAY.
1111* Sack 214ist$ Was awl% tea as. diL
3 PIN Dena Rat nu. 631 64 63 hop. Am...-.
3pa Cese Ceof_6l4 6a4 bait Mt. to. pr. t AL par
4 per Cent. Sit Sof Oiewlea S 716 f 6/
s per CON. Navels}} 941 114116‘11diati 191 ISs.
L. Am. at tit Cot fee see. 63f Lai
There we. confiderable fluftoations yelierday in
• the Funds. When it was afcertained that the Earl of
• LANDNIDALII Rill remains at Paris, the Omnium kept
fifths till it reaches' An eminent Broker having
then. brought large turns to marker, the price fell
per Cent.; bin befurei the ante of the market, it
recovered a little. At one o'clock this day Omnium
was at 1.
Lord LAUDERDALE, we tuldereand, has taken a
bode in Paris ; and it is reported, that Lord Harr-
LAND is to go over immediately to vifit his Noble
Parent.
BANILICO is the nest bfeffenger expefted from
Paris. The Ideffenger, tent on Saturday to France,
after the fittbigol the Coulseiron.Ltrat.'s difpatches,
waslanded at OslaitsaarlY ea Brandiy from the Sr a•
cusaroa lugger, nNeb idiom{ so Deal the fame
afternoon.
By feveral private letter received by the Ham-
burgh Mail it appears, that pruffia is much alarmed
at the prefent monseot by tbe changes that have al-
ready been effetted and tbofe that ate fappofed to be
in contemplation. '
A letter from Holum of the toth, Rates in
pofitire terms, that a Northern Confederation, to
which NUS* is a'party.is aftually arranging, the ob-
jet of which is to preferve that territory from the
lope of France ; it adds, that the whole of the ?ruf-
fian arm j has been put upon the war eflabliihment,
and that on the tsth infant an order was altually
received at Cuxhaven for the evacuation of that port,
which eoMmenced immediately.—Other letters (late,
that the differences lately ((shading between PrufGa
and Sweden, have been adjutled through the media•
tiod of Ruins.

At is believed at Berlin, that the PruiTian Govern:
anent has been completely duped. It got poffafion
of Hanover as a cornpenfation fur other territories ;
butlhould the Negotiation between this country and
France require its relocation to its right owner, it is
not expefted NAPOLEON will de much ceremony in
turning out the Pi ufflans.
A letter of the 13th ion. from Berlin, Rates, that
M. Da Boost, attached to the PrulLan EmbalTy at
Paris, ar.;ved there on the 3th intl. with difpatches.
The contents of thee had been fcareely confidered in
the Prntban Cabinet, when orders were ifurd to
place the whole of the army immediately upon the
war elablifhraent. M. Da Bosse was fuppofed to be
the beater of e,propolition from the French Govern:
ment, that Pro& Amid rebore Hanover to Great
Britain, and either cede or exchange her poffelont
in Weßphalia. This extraordinary demand created,
as might be cxpe6ed, a Itrons fenfatign ist the P 4

ASA Councils. Whether it has been allayed by fah- I
fequettt communications from France, or by the !
conferences which took place on the toth ins. be-'
tweet' Laroasar, the French Arnbaffador, and
Count HAVOwzrz, cannot long remain uadifcovered.
There are eirctunflances, however, which incline
us to think that Pruffia is either arctic to the pro-
pored arrangement. or that he is justly dillrunful of
_the affurances of France. She is every where con-
centrating her troops, and placiug the fortreffes on
her Wellern frontier in the heft Rate of defence and
fupply that the prang exigency will allow her.—
The Pruffian troops which evacuated Cuxhaven on
the night of the 15th infant, proceeded by fotced
marches to join the army in Hanover, where a force
of 60,000 men was collating between the capital of
that Eleaorate, and the town of Hildelheim. All
the troops in the Electorate were proceeding to this
camp. Another army, much more confiderable, was
ordered to affemble in that part of the Pruffian do-
minionacontiguous to Saxony. •Magdeburg, Erfurt,
and other places, were ordered to be prrifoned and
vianalkd.
Neither in the letters ftom Berlin, nor In the Hans.
burgh Paw of the 16th, which has reached vs, is
theta any mention or indication of a difpolltion on
the Pin of PrutEa to acknowledge the Confederation
of the Rhine, or to rancor in the intended changes of
Germany. On the contrary, we find that Count
(near;, the FMB= Emmy to the Diet of Ratifbon,
whom the Paris Papers mentioned to have proceeded
in the Caine official character to Fraackfort, bad re-
turned to Berlin.
But notwithflanding all this activity and baffle we
can hardly believe that Praia has the lean intention
to hazard a war—Even NAPOLEON cannot be damns
of an event that might bring tome tralooked for con-1
fequences ; for the lots of a fingle battle might rail's
the whole of Europe egainn him, and overthrow the
mighty fabric be has been rearing with fo much care.
Probably fours new compenfation for Pruffia,to which
filet:Ms as little right as the has to Hanover, may be
planned to avert the rupture. The Saxon dominions
*Parterre as the new object of robbery and opprelpon.
By the letters brought by the Lilbon *nail of yeller.
day it appears, that the rumours of invefion, which.
were lately fo prevalent that many Britifh merchants
were felling off their property, have verymach abated.
The later letters from Lilbon are of the 9th ia(laot,
and frora Cadiz of the meth ult. The opinion of
peace was fo prevalent at Madrid, that the difconnt
upon the Yalu had fallen from 57 to so per car.
None of there letters contain any alluaon whatever
to the annexation of any of the Spanifh pre/ripens to
France, which has been recently fo much talked *fin
this country, nor to the colleition of atiy French
I troops upon the frontiers of Spain.
No apprehen6on appears to be entertained in Por.
tugal of a heals vifit from the troops of either
France or Spain ; nor any armaments preparing Or
ordered by the Portuguefe Government, which Ind'.
cote the Righter expeaation of fuch an event.
Lord Sr. VINCENT, with a number of !hips, is in
the Tagus, and we believe it is no fecret that, a con-
fiderable addition to his force was under orders for
failing. It if not improbable but that the prompt,
vigilant, and firm mutates difplaycd by our Mai-
ners, have had the happy effect of deterring the ene-
my from his meditated attack on our ancient Ally.
It is now confidently affirmed that Miniftere have
determined to advife his MAJESTY urea Parliament
together, for the difpatch of bufinefe, in the mooch
of atiotter next, probably to meet On or about Tue.
day the 28th of that month. If fo, we are pretty
confident that Milliners confider peace as at a greater
difiance than many people are Willing to believe.—
We have reafon to believe that it was tome time ago
refolved that, is the event of peace.-:the twefent Par-
liament nrould be diffolved, but fliOuld the negocia-
lion fail, it would be called together on an early day,
to provide the neceffat y fupplies. It is, poffible, how-
ever, that the negotiation may yet take a more fa-
vourable turn, in which event there may (till be a
difolution.

We are not without hopes that we (hall loon Ise
enabled to communicate welcome tidings refpeaing
the French fquadron in which Jvaossa Boma AAAAA
has a command. A private letter from Plymouth
Rates that 4, a •clad had jull arrived from Sir J. B.
W 's fquadron, which left him in fight of the
French fquadron."—We are at a lots however to de.
termise whether we fhould confider this as reforrin4
to the DCWI of the arrival of the SallACill at Kira.
mouth, which would reach Plymouth on the 24th,
the date of our letter—or as referring to a different
arrival.
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The Commit ion appointing the Right Hon. Lord
HOLLAND and Lord AUCKLAND, N 1101& MPleflipOltD...
tsar, on the part of Great Britain, for fettling with their
Excellencies Mr. Monaca and Mr. Pince:ray, joint-
&Colliers from America, all matters in difpute between
the two countries, has received his Msyssrv's fign
roanuels and there is therefore every reafon to believe
that 'heti parties will forthwith proceed to the ami-
cable termination oft rnifunderflanding which ought
never to bare raided. •

Mr. Fox took 20 airing yeflerday about three
o'clock, in a chariot in Hyde Park, accompanied by
Lord Hessann. Mrs. Fox followed in a barouche
•with Lady G. CLV►NDIfH.
The Honourable Mr. Easxrwa, Minifler to the
United States of America, with his Lady and two
children, have embarked on board the Avow (loop
of war, Captain STAts..witir.b ibexpeded to fail fur
timctica immediately. • • ,

IMIDREDTH RIC!MEAT.
rvarilia.raiTicuLaas or *pi Wes of tar rut
tarns PORT.
•
A-letter received from an Of of the tooth Re-
iment to his father, in Gialgotir, dated Qtiebee, toth
luly, Pays—'' I fuppofid you aloft ere this have
earned the melancholy intelligence of the lofs of one
of our tranfports. on the Coe lk of Neerfonndlaad.—
There were st officers and upwards of xso men and
women (wallowed twist the raging deep ; two officers
and 23 men got whore. bat beta g at a great ditlance
from any inhabited place, they all periffied with Gold
and hunger, except five man who arrived here the
;ley before as. They are the molt asiferable objects
that ever were feen. The Affiftant-Surgeon was on
board, and Stared the fame fate as the ref. In con-
fequence of this cataftrophe, we are all intesourning.“
We have alto been favoured with the following
extra! of a Qoebee paper. containing the diftreffing
details of the rofs of the Nais traufport, ht. autumns
" On the asd October, at four o'clock in the OW-
Mogi the thip Snick on the rocks, about a quarter of a
mile off a (mall is and near the Port-aux-Barques, to
the seaward of Cape Ray. The Breagth of the wind
at 8. E. blowing io fhore, the weight of the waves
&Thing over the veffel, and her filling, made it evi-
dent that Ilse would tbortly 4o to pieces. On attempt- ,
lug to lower the long boat. it was carried away, and
rat this oceafion •Major /ftertrant, the Conitnanding
Officer, bad his arm broke, and was carried overboard
w ith the boatdand perifhed, Several wbo attempted te'
fwien oglitore.fised the fight of their comradely,
Noffikag. liseesfopertre, could be dote by thole who (lift
reinabsedlea board (and whole numbers wer&climinifh-
lag by being watbed overboard), hat to
ca to the will of Paonnauca, and
;waite awl4l pomept of the breaking up of the
veffet. This took place about eight o'clock : at that'
time there remained little more than so or 66 perfons
on board. Thirty-four of there, principally from the
qoarter deck, got on (bore on pieces of the wreck, to
thf (mall :nand_ already mentioned, which was but
ten yards from the main land, to which they after-
wards crofed on a raft. Their lunation was then,
however, but little lefs defpgrate than before they
reached du thore. Sheedy after the veffel broke up,
the iriod changed to K. W.; their hopes of provo
lions being driven on Georg were by that means en-
tirely defiroyed. What Provilions "titer had. when
equally dividedt amounted to about a potted of pork.
and a few bifeinta each; the (bore.• at that time of
the year, feldona or never vifited; the country bar-
ren and uninhabited; and the molt inclement fcafon
approaching. The whole of thofe who got on Start,
(among whom were Lieutenant Dawfon and &Zito
/Palkner,) excepting three. of whom the informant
wee one, (truck into the Woods. The three jolt men-
tioned (twined (oar days on the beach; when they
were fallen in with by a hunter, of the name of Mi.
chael Gillant. who, it appears, had ocenpied a tithing
poll near where the yefel was wreckeid, in the fum-
mer, but had now rs,tired to the weiode, where be was
butted for the winter. By this man they were treated
with the greateft humanity, and tikes to his wiener
habitation. where they remained in .o pang with
two of the party which (buck into the woods, whom
this man had alto difcovered and brnyght in. till the
king, when he condoißed them to I?ottune Bay,
where they embarked for Qrbee. •
o Accounts had been received of the cream of two
figon of the large pony which buck into the woods.
The reit, it is feared, have all perifhed. The total
number of pert's" on board the ve&l was shout 247,
thirty or forty of whom were women and children.
4.' The names of the perfons known to be fared
are, Edward Cornwall. corporal; James M Garnie,
John Crofier. John litDersood, and James M'Ken-
nah, privates tooth regiment; Daniel Donovan and
Thomas Robertfoor faders.
" The following are As names of the officers who
were on board :—Major Bertram. Captains Enright
and flherrard, Lieutenant Dawfon, Enfigns Falkner,
Cooper and Quality. and Alliltant-Surgeon W. Hen-
drick, all of the tooth regiment."
Yvlterday a Military Court of Enquiry was held
at the Duke of Voice's Office, why) was attended
by the Dukes cf KENT and Ca stek ma I, Lord Cast
HAMPTON, Generals:Wit roan and WttiyaLoc a, Mr.
Boers, the junta Anvocars, Etc.
Yafterday the different regiments of Font Guards
changed their !lotions. The Firfk Regiment went
from queue.% into Portland Barracks ; the Second
(or Coidtirearn) Regiment came out of Knight(
bridge Barracks to he quattereu on the different pub-
licans; and the Third left their quarters in order to
be Ilationed fix months at Knighttbridge.
The South Hampflure Militia have resolved the
route to march from Shoreham to Little Hampton.
They are to march on Friday and Saturday, and the
With Effie are to replace them.
The Officers of the Shropfltire Volunteer Infantry
met their Colonel, Jona Kreasroi Powsit.. nil. at
the Talbot inn, when the Captains reported that their
men were unanimous in accepting the new terms pro-
pored by Government.
• The Volunteer Infantry in invernefsfhire, cow',
mantled by the Hon. Colonel Faa:ze. ; the Officerk.
Noo-cormnialoned Officers, and Privates, of the Caspar
roltinteer Infantry Regiment; and at Perth, the Bat-
talion of Volunteers, under the command of Sir
ALARM/DKR Mule M'Ksazss, of Delvin, have all
unanimoufly refolved to continue their fervices under
the new regulations.
• A Court Martial was held lea week, on Lieute-
nant INGRAM, of his Majefly's late lino FAVOURITE,
on charges brought againft him by Captain Max-
WELL, of his Majefty's (hi p Man—for defertion of
his poll and difnbedience of orders ; on both of which
be was acquitted.
:Captain W. LAKE is appninted to the MARS; Lieu-
tenant Tascoce is promoted to the 'rank of Com-
mander, and appointed to the Sr. CHRISTOPH RR
Captain CORIST to the Nemo' frigate ; and Cap-
tain BRADSHAW to the CoLumai a (loop, at Pont-
mouth.
The Nimrod cutter arrived on Saturday at Ply-
mouth from Lifbon. She left Earl ST. Vincsur
the Tagus on the isth init. with the following Blips*
Hibei ma. of tto guns ; Donnegal, 8o guns; Illuf-
trious, Kent, and Defiance, of 74 guns each ; and
the Lavinia. of 44.,guns. The Nimrod failed from
Plymouth on the 7th. and made the ?afrage out, as
well as home, in (even days.

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PLYMOUTH, Amara M.
Sailed lee eeeshig the Huse% of ril gent, with
tranfports under convey, for jerfey, having on board
1 part of the Bsd Regiment of loot.
Ctrs le the
Thetis, Captain Dosser, from Trish, WOO to
.
Hambergh, laden with cotter, ike.t hintia,F,Optaire
Lamas, from Barcelona, . for Tond4op... with
brandy and wine ;_Admiral Laois, Capt.Tuni,hont
Gibraltar, for Tannings', with swims goody 01l dr
mined by the Alexander sod Thieligmi plarliewe al
alfo the ffsatrote, of 74 goiri, teemTefiseith. idberlit:
a pottage of eight weeks ; a Beet came home under
her convoy, Which are goas,up 9118444 Mei"
Sr. Grua% of 98 guns. toloio the- Chansel -11 Me.
The wind is areal wellerir, whisk kites AM Mi.":
Maori no profped of failing ROM,' ',. ' . •
- - IttlitreMOUTH, AWODS? SI,
Arrived the lithooner Mary Asp. Gopialte Iw.
(MAHAN; from New Pro-viiiesevriunit by fur tbs
Downsohe Crown Prince (a Dane) from the Bait.
ladles ; .alit WNW- s flap Suarsiiiirte, with
. labour sea Allialeti. under convoy, from Ja.
athith.ii-fleilet illiebriiit 'of Kest cutter, with's
a. ~•
cigar°, fOr Quiillalifi siiitlnstr brig of war on a
cruise'{ tied the' ilorraiiiiiist bomb, with a clayey
for the ;noway. His Hajar?. (kip Arisaverx has
pet 1110 Plymouth leaky.. His Malefly's (hip Pet-
rone het gone np the BriAol Chastest with Tome of
the Jamaica fleet. Wind 'B. W.
DOVER, AOUSUT 'l5. b
Failed by this afternoon the (hip turo9e, from Jr
maica, bound to London 3 the parted from the Beet
in a gale of wind and thick weather on the Illineent.
,og the Banks of Newfoundland, iodises not ((clear
of the (hips Glee. Came in the NIL, armed cotter
to relit. Remain in the Roads the Bietiorourisges
brig. Wind S. W. and blows freth.
VIAL. AUGUST ss.
Arrived lan night the FOXY bomb, Imo Plortg
mouth; aed this morning the Peonsewbstokilwat
Fortforsoth ; the llamas; and DUSTLIR=
from a cat* of the coal of France.
&anent-frigate, with so, (Vestunterare Pirthowv
for Portfiasontb 3. Sac Grit" -&*" on' a wise fa
pivoting; ya Lotoo s doopata sloe brigassithooem
fchooner, ee ei cruise off* coat of France. *Masi
the Difiiatch trenfport, from Deptford. Wind R. W.
HULL, AUGUST as.
. The rate of the Molly, of this port, Is at length
afcertained. She was captured in foggy weather, by
the Byrcne French frigate, on the 18th Jam in lat.. •
70. So. while attempting to double the ice. The crew
were taken-on board the frigate. and a prierrnafter
put in charge of the•Uolly, which (hip, after being
plundered; was burnt on the sill Jane. .Tb, Ref%
with the crew of the Moll on hoard. arrived.*
Aberdeen on Friday, end in 84otert reached
this place pet brooday 4A.oas to 11er ciiStuc
the Molly lied got fire large Oh. Aunt fo test eif
oil.-The following !hips have arrived hat 'ftiiim
Davis. Straits force our lea, viz. • - '' ".•''
Lynx, Wallace. 6 65, ISO butte of allillitiellidi
BrlQa, li 6111. ro butts at blubber i MiallaN.
356 beetsof blubber I Maails, 'I o^.
blabber rettotigr, Unwed% I 011.
Lertamkr
sMteS 'kW. bums of ;
5/4"aps balls of LlMilwr , Thurman, 'ebbs.% Mk soo Imes 4
blempt Users, Wsafber_4l4. ase boo of Mialiff.LAdd.
Callsy. 64:g., o hoMe of WOW, DM& If fitlimaikia,s64
Meg M . Tko Cstbarbo, limlssime sad wu
.4. =r....-ir.,..r....6 j.
.144.16"bki
..em
Oa dso lalloart, mend at WWI. bora muse Soaks.
Waal&Plborpllipleloaalirg mem pan eat, farlha.
and Aria. Jitlmllaa, wleb 7 Idi. veladi are mpieboll
rbillellesa tar Maui'
.T Rureastm„, Ratesall,M6l r; a; and the MMOttea, lola.
Oa, with siding, bays rived at Neareaftfe, from Dash's Straka,
PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Oawyteeso, Alto. 57.-.. Paced by the Rarfilee. Caorptork
elm arssisam; Dolphin, —, from St. Kitt's; Wonting/Mame.
itsd the Fluter, Borrowdaik, from Virginia; Char:
tram Dublin; Walker, Sharp, from Owerofey t
efeesrds, Dubliner, and tha Three Brothers, *Bradley. from
Zitic"-Sailed the Elansimartb. ---., for Riga ; Thome.
asiott, Moberly, and the Hefty, Read, for PeterOmrsh.
ARRIVED.
. arDever, the Merrimack, —, from Termitic-rat pry-
Liberty, Pher.pfon, from Archangel...At Hrilhol, Mary
:la, Ides, from Archangel; Diem, Btinitanan,, frem
idea; James, Thom; Ann, Williams; and Edward, Powell,
iftill. kenalea-At Liverpool, Cornirall, Campion, from Jambi.
sat and the Lily of the Valley, ..--, from gnebee-At Pea
Why, 'foam • Lifter, Walters; and the CharL4na, Dilemmas
Newfoundland-At Shields, Robert and Margaret, .--, from
Halifax ; Ann, Potter, from A rchangel i and the Calypfu, Kdrop,
from Davies Streiglits-At Salreoats, Union, Ritchie. from Pie-
teen-.At LondoaAerry, Eliza, Bray, from Philadelphia-At Dab-
,
lin, Eliza, Steward, from Peteribursb-At Sligo, Eugenia, Hldt*,
from New York-At Hewer, Vine, Hughes, from London-Off
Cape Ciear, Jonah, Clammier; helipfe, Aotheri Cora, Ferris
map; and the William Pat, Friar, from Jamaica, bound to Loa.
diao-.At Nevrfonndiand, William, Symondh from MefErta i
1 Apollo, Walker, from Liverpool; and the !Isbell.% and Ann, RD..
I bens, from Poole-At Quebec, the Diana, Bolton, from Hulh-i
At Lifbon, the Golden Fleece, Evans . • and Margaret. --....., from
Hull; Pomona, —; and the Mbsers.a,Prentosaroat NOM: Rs-
I generation, —, from Pmrepereris Gram. Palm. am Bdftol;
' Sifters Flail; Choice, Dunn; mid tbe Fumy. Car" boat U.
vorpool; Santa Crux, —; Howe, .pliasoe ; and the Minna,
Purdy, from Loodon-At Savynaa, the bkoror, Ishtla, aye%
London.-At Oporto, the lies, hint i. from Newfoundland;
Harmony, Aida; sail do Mary Warren, from Liverpool;
George, Smith, friar ildßals Savooksr... Jaaos.feela brims& ;
Commerce, Sracolford; Owes,Essesswessesesetepowst 'Lip.
mu, Todd; Mary, Harden; laduarkei..; elweeiiieereg
and the Felhesel, ()reified, from LontlUn t Douro, Camor, from,
Hall; Swift, MCarthy,from Dublin; Villibitoo. Swann; sad.
the Bury, Arne, from Whitelniven ; Phisolm TomMoroa ; Moe
Bobbins; and the Neptune, Lee, from Plyamatb.
The agile* (so American) from Debi% kr Orbrareat seet
Sicily, is empty/id and carried into
uareries orrasesammass. `6
The Lily, Boaz, from Jamaica for the Clyde. is aHera a the
cosh of Ireland. _ _ _• _

It Is reported, that (event verde have been captured y Woo.
teas in the ?trinities*. between Barn Head and the But Lone.
Th. Jack lefuppelhd to be on of the nfrels cut out of Mono*
ferrat by the PrencbAvadron.
The Hoag. WlAkito. goy Arondahl for %Mahood. Ina
captured eta tilt 34 0/4. Mad canted into Calais by the Grated Ns.
Pin primmer
The Contend, Cato**, arrived at Liverpool from
parted front sho Los on the IR infi. to :hc mtt, andStb ltlils with t
the Bun's: Feat. and tht itcatta, Otbootibriod to Loodoos
and left *PA 011 llot 7th,,

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ALIRGUTI, lUGeir is..
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In the memory of the olden inhabitant of this place,
Margate has never been In full of company as it is
at prefent. Beds can hardly be got for any price;
half beds are let out. Lan night upwards of 5o
perfona were obliged to take their reft on chairs : a
number of families arrived here left week with their.
equipages, and were obliged to return : more are
hopoitad than exPorted by the pickets.
On Monday laft 'a grand vocal concert was per,
farmed at- the Royal Hotel, under the direlion or
Melo. Nemo, fins, Goss, Pan and PARRY 1 a
Dumber of beautiful glees were fang extrernely'svell,
the atindadmired were, " Oh Nanny," " From Obe-
vilts' in FAT Land," to The Bells of St. Michael's
Tower," " Peace to the Souls of the Heroes," And
the cheerful glee of " When Arthur firft in Court
he n," which was given with a deal of humour, by
16 ffes. Seta, hoe, and PARRY, and loudly encor-
ed. Mrs. Timm rim and Mifs H w made
Weir Moat, and lung a duet of Montt,, in a very
chalk and expreffive manner ; they are pupils of Mr.
Lverol9l9ON'S. The 'Royal Denbigh band performed
al favourite pieces of male during the evening;
Were abotit three hundred perfons prefent.
The fiat nniquirade this feafon was given Taft
beet at the Theatti 1 'a temporary floor covered the
tze: with the flee, Which made a very large pro-'
dse hook was beautifully lighted with
`late chandaflers, and a greetttomber of 'variegated
LIMO arranged in a very tafteftil manner. The cha-
teeters began to alienable about eleten' o'clock ; br-
ides a number of Flower Giils,.Ballad Singers, &c.
&e: ther• were feveral good female characters ;--a
Witt little Gypfey lung, danced, and told fortunee,
sod was extremely lively and entertaining ; leveret
Old Women were well fawned. and &number of
elegant hare. appeared in dominos ; there was a
very.good Silicate liaggerwood, and a very talka-
tive Caleb Quotedt, bill the heft chateaus' were a
Bear and a Babitoni which were uncommonly well
&Rained ; a group of Sailors lung fevenl glees and
dnetts ; a Harlequin plaid I variety of tricks ; a poor
balf-ffarved Apothecary begged for fomething
.to
eat in • Rio* pitiful tone ; a Joblim (trapped his Nell
fondly; on the whole the charaders were very well
ftipported, and the fpedators in the boxes feemed to
enjoy the motley fcene, and teßified their approbation
If nate of applanfe. It is a pity that fo many per-
Inns go on the wage tan/balked, it (pone the aid of
the (nor, and renders it too Common and familiar.
, Saint day la& Mrs. Erwin had her Benefit at the
Theatre here. She performed the part of the Wang
Own% in Mt Solite: Daagieer, in a very excellent
Manner ,4 (be it one of the belt performers on this
deg. Levinson performed the part of Timothy
Area in. his nfual asafterly manner ; the fine siding
est Mrs—Hones 119001 d ant be unnoticed; Mils
Ilea .alfer fear a new long, " Poor Harry," and
grate very loudly and defervedly applauded.
In the courfe of this week, Manton, with one
tef., his pupils, is to firer at this Theatre, and on Wed-
aefday next there will be another Masquerade.
•:idman's Rooms laft night were the fulleft ever
brawn. Dandelion was alto nu:woolly attended.
A Grand Concert of vocal and inftrumental mak
IS CO be gieen by Weimar, on Wednelday evening,
Sept. 3, at Eidman's Rooms, on which occafion Sir
W. W. Wrist has very kindly offered his band to
Attend; a trio on three flageolets is to be performed
by Mr. PARRY (entirely by himfeif). MifsWei
will perform a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte,
end Mr. WRIPPLIT will perform fevers' folds on the
harp. We'hope be Will have a bumper, as his sin.
ISmitting, attention to pleafe the vifitors of this place
Las been great ler years pall,
.11troadftairs and Ramfgate are as full of company
as Margate is. Left Tugela,. the Ball at Ramfgate
was the lona ever known.
. Among the left arrivals at Ramfgate are—
The RIM Honourable Sir W. Scott, Lady Pembroke, Lady
Twirdon sod Mira Day, Virconot and Vileounters Moldwonb,
HonOurable Mrs. Hill, Mr and Mrs. Cobb, Rev. V. Thomas, Mr.
Riqbeen, Mr. Robert Ryes, Mite Curtis, and MIRA Curtin -.
Olt Wedhefday night, the (hop of Mr. Serpi,
'butcher here, was broke open and robbed of .abo&
C 701. This morning three men were taken up akd ea.'
pitted by Con, Efq. Circumftances appeared
Lary, much to their difadvantage ; at length, one Of 1
the three, (ThOmas Yates) coddled the robbery,
and raid, that the money was buried in a dunghill-in
the neighbourhood ; a fearcb was immediately made,
and about trot. found hid in different places.=
Thomas Yates further informed Mr. Cosa, that they
intended to rob five or fix other hoofer on the followe
ing nights, and then make the heft of their way IS'
London (where they had come from for the learns,
sad were employed by butchers and poulterer.), bee
very fortunately they were deiefted, and their mem
cities Checked: they have been fent to Dover CAA%
and fully committed to take their trial at the nests
sMies." • • •
The manner in which there perfons were found
out is rather remarkable ; an old man, who had been
in the employ of Mr. Sayer for a number of years,,
was ftrongly col-peeled, as no other perfun knew of
the Calk-being in the (hop : he was taken up and de-
tained the whole of the day : be laid that lie had been
(upping with there three men, who had provided •
furm.tuoue entertainment the preceding evening at
his brisk, in confeqoence of which, forpicion fell tip.
on the en, and 1 h e y were Accordingly takrn into cutiod y.
Yelierday the Rev. H. WII ITI., M. A. delivered a
molt excellent &comae for the benefit of the Sea-ba-
t .ing Infirmary : the collation, we arc happy to add,
was very great indeed.
We are (till petered with the light fingered gentry
—not only ate the Butchers' (hops the &lan of their
depredations, but the poultry yards have fliffered fe:
Nerd/ by the predatory excurtions of thofe whole ap-
petites are more delicate.

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A curinos eonverfation lately tonk place on board
one of the Margate hop, which being overhead, oc-
cafioned nn (mall merriment among the 'pafferigers.
A gentleman, who was totally unacqnainted with the
cultoms in thofe vellels, remained on deck till all the
cabins were doubly occupied, one excepted, in which
was a lady. He addrefled himielf to her : Pray,
"Madam, be fo kind as to make room for me."—
Good Goo, Sir' you cannot come here; go to the
other cabins." I have, Madam, and I find thcy
ate all full."—" Sir, it is impoflible to admit you
here, fur jam warefiid•"—" Well, Madam, (corn
in take any advantage of you; I will therefore tut-
dais too !

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JOlNlisoit. ?Pitt* a.
The Royal . Family hnnonred the Terrace with
their pretence rather before (even o'clock, on ftnaday
4evening, the days beginning now to ftsorten very
much. The company teemed (enable that who'd
be the cafe, for the p'.ace was crowded to a 'cry great
degree before that frier, and nothingcould be More
enchanting than the evening, the weather being quite
lime.. and the brightnefs of the Sun giving a brit.
liancy to the various parts of the fandfcape on which
its rays direiftly fell, which rendered if highly delight.
ful to the eye. His MA;/STY appears every clay
with renovated health and ftrength. His Rep was
uncommonly firm and alive; end wh be
flopped to converfe with thofe he recognized be
teemed to be in very high fpirits. The Qt 2 em never
looked better, nor more cheerful. The Fasecassis
tripped after their Royal Parents, with countenances
greenly expreffive of joy, at teeing them fo well and
happy—nothing could be more grateful and pleating
than the viewof the Royal Groupe.
ilia MAJESTY wore the foll drefs Winds uniform. (word,
and hat, Mapped down before, gdd 'buds and loop, will
Saida
The QpitEN was dreffed hi a dove coloured farfnet, with an
elegant border of pearl rouad the batted t head daft of the (sows
SS a full trimmed Mitt of point lace.. •
The PRINCESS AUGLPS•VA—o purple farfnet cowered with
hoc ; laced kart; told necklace ; bandeau of purl rowed the.
bead, with a veft • •lr
This PRINCESS ELIZABETH...a pub wok. Peek situ‘,
seated with gold dello; Bridals's:a round thetuttlewl• Oa
eau ; pearl necklace:* bandana of peorfa, with a lass
IS*
ing behind. •
The PRINCESS tilkßY.6a pink, semi with patent bee ;
hair plain, with a very elegant white 'eft
Tbe PRINCESS SOPHIA—a white coat, trimmed with point
lasand dosydlow abaft Soft over k lug !bawl and veil, with
as a la33rocipe border of dyer fpanates twifted round the bad;
a diamond necklace.
The company were full as numerous as on the
Sunday before. The Earl of Bator; merit, Lord
Itivitas, and Count Muarrest were prefent, with a
'long train of Filhionablea ; the Staffordihire •band
played for fome time after the Royal Family ratired.
and canfiNerable numbers remained till after lige
o'clock.
SPORTING IIfTILLIGENCL
YORK RACES, PRIDAY, ADOUST as.
Sweepftakes of sogs. 6. ft. (or 3 yrs old fillies, U.
The lad mile And three quarters (7 Subfcribets.)
Mr. Purfe's brown, by Beasingtwelsgh -
Mr MoiliDes bay, Streatham. Left •
Mr Watt% bay, Mifs Cranlidd . • ' 3
Lord ifftssfillam's bay Mary • 4
Sin to 4 agaloft Mr lodsfs's Ell/-3 tot tido* Mart-NS to
it soh* Streatham Lafs—s to s agiinft MIN ranlidd-.and 6
to 4 that CiLIMIt Sersathass Lets or Mary beat Mr Pdtfe's 111 r
Woo eery. •
Fifty Pounds added to one third of a Subfcription
Pude, by 26 Subfalbers. for 4 yr Old colts 8171 b;
fillies 811 41b—Four miles.
Ld DarUngton's br. e. Teats gar • • t
Id FitswiMam s b e C.)eb gym's* •
Sir T. Gahnigne's gr. a Drum Maier 3
D of Hamilton's b. e. Banderiaad 4
Ld Oravenor's be. e. Jafper
EMIR to so raft Caiebioe'riews-a to r sift Jafper-4 and 3
tot agft Suodaland. Won by east a length.
A very fine race between Caleb Qintiem and Drum
Major, who was beat by the former by about a head,
SATURDAY.
The King's Plate of ions (called Hambleton Gui.
news) for syr old mares, 1011. Four miles.
Mr Garforth's gr. Vella, by Delpiol, walked over.
Sweepftakes of 3ogs each, logs forfeit, for 3 yrs old
colts, fin alb ; fillies 711 I 21b. The lalt rails and
three
,q oarters. (7 Sobfcribers.)
Mr N. B. Hoticfon's sh e. Branton
die I'. Gafeoigee's ch• e by Timothy, oat of Violet s
The Ladies Plate, free for any hi.rfe, &c. the
weights 'handicapped. 'Two miles.
Sir M. M Sykes's ch. c. Sir Sacripant, 3 yrs old, a feather t
Mr Teacher's b outman, 3 yrs old, a feather -
Mr Phillips,' b. f. Mrs Cheefeeake, 4 yet old. yltylb - 3
Pis to 4 Set Mas Chaefecake-2 tot agtt Sir Satripint—and
3 to t agft Talifman-..alter the dead hats toe on Sir Saeripant.
—Ws rather cafy.
The Bifhop of Luscosm has inllituted the Rev.
WILLIAM RALrs, to the Re Tory of Maulden, in
Bedforcifhire, on, the prefentation of the Ea.l of
AILISBURY.
Yefleiday a Wardmoie was held at Butcher's.
Hall, Puddinglafie, before Sir WILLIAM LAIGH row,
Alderman of Billinglgate Ward, for the choice of a
Common Councilman for the remainder of the year,
in the room of Mr. HIRST CRISSW ALL, deceafed.
when Jolla Suotow, Efq. of Monument yard, was
toranimoufly chofen..
Some little time ago, a number of Hanoverians,
who, having obferved the condo& of the officers and
foldiers of the Guards, when they were at Hanover,
and felt attached to the let vice they were engaged in,
and the officers they ferved under, determined to leave
their native country, and to enter into the Englifh
army ; for which purpofe, to the number of twenty
feven, they found means to embark on board a wail
bound to this country, and were laft week landed at 1
Sheernefs, from whence they were forwarded to Chat.'
ham Barracks : when they arrived at the latter place,
leveret of the foldiers of the Guards difcovered that,
many of them were perfons whom they hid known at
Bremen. In confequenee of which, they have been
treated with the gresteft kindnefs by the men in ge-
neral. They alto receive pay as foldiers till direr.
lions are received how they are to be difpofed of; there
are feveral very fine young men amongft them.

Thurfday Edward Hughes, a private marine nn
board the Rocheiler pillion Chip, lying at Gillingham,
obtained leave to go on Chore for the purple of scant
acing fome Wind's which he wifbed to do. After
which, as he was returning aerof, Chatham lines be-
tween nine and ten o'clock at night he was met by
fon" men, whom he laid he believed to be Colliers
belonging to the Guatds, and was beat by them in a
Molt unmerciful manner ; he however contrived to
reach his (hip, where he became In ill, that it was
I found necelfary to fend liins on beurd the Argonaut
hofpical Chip, where he was immediately etamined,and
it was dircuvered that his Ilcull was furthered in two
I places, his eyes nearly beat out, and his body very
much knifed. On his wring and arms were mark►
'as if occafioned by being forcibly held while drug.
filing ut efeape every attention was paid to the un-
fortunate MAO, but without cffeft : he died on Sun.
day morning. The klatch that has been made fir
the inhuman wretches, whole cruel and cowardly
conduct cauCcd his cleatb, has hitherto been ineftec-
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. SURREY SIMONS, AUG. es.
The Conn commenced the bufinefs of I.c hargi 'ng
.tire Infolvent Debtors confined in the County Gaols,
;and who clairh relief under the late Infolvent Ad.
JOHN barraa.
Mr. Liwis, pnclerathe 38th (*cation of the Ilatute,
oppofed the enlargement of this perforl. A man of
`the name of Puckridge had can ied on hotline'''. as a
,watehrnaker on Snow.hill, and had employed Baxter
40 'perform fome bufinets for him as a watch-cafe
maker, by which he became indebted to the latter in
, al. Es. Some time in the year 5804, Mr; Puckridge
was called upon for the demand, but not haling calls
'hough at that time about him, he faid that he could
mat pay it then, as he had nothing leis in the houfe
than a col. note. To this Mr. Banter replied, that he
was going into the city,and would get change for the
note, and return the balance in half an hour. Mr.
Puckridge, relying upon the honetty of the man,
trolled him with the hole. The whole day, how-
ever, paffed before any tidings were obtained of Bar-
tr; but in the evening his wife came, and faid that
lip. hothead was almost frantic, for he had met with
Ca neon terrible accident, lie had 101 l the Sol. out of his
packet as he wits going to his brother', in the Bo-
rttrogh. Mr. Puckridge, fufpeding fome fraud, re.
rphed that Baxter muff be anfwerable for the lofs,and
Ilse followiag day lie came tp Snow-hill, and repeat-
''hd the Flory related by his wife, and expreffed his fur.
' tow for .the unfortunate cireumflance. After this
affair, Mr. Puckridge judged it prudent to arreft the
infolveot debtor, and at the time when bail was to be
procured, the latter faid to a Mr. Noble, whom be
was foliating for that Napoli, that he would give up
Are Sol. note to any body for 451. who would become
'Ms tenuity.
Wm.Pueltridge was then called to fupport the fails
Rated, as was alto Mr. Noble ; on the croffresamis
:potion of whom it appealed, that Baxter hadoever
acknowledged that be had the note in his poffeffion
when arretled ; but, on the contrary, he had always
:Wilted that he had loft it. Baiter was therefore dif
charged.
THOMAS ATIIIHSOR. •
The reteafe of this perfon was alto refiflecf, on the
foundation of one of the claufes in the Sainte, which
times that if any debtor fhould have obtained money
or goods on f3lfe pretences before or fince his con
Bement, he could not be eatitled tp the benefit to be
derived under tbe Ad.
The fads were there : Atkinfon had applied to a
lookingglafs maker, named Collinge, to lend Itieo a
mirror, to fell to a gentleman in. ha Adelphi, in
payment far which he would return twelve guineas,
or the Oafs itfelf, in an hour. He however neves
made his appearance on that or the following day ;
aed upon enquiry it was found that he had been ar-
relied, and had pawned the mirror for fix guineas, to
relieve his neceffities; and not, as he Rated, fur the
purport of difpofing of it to a perfon reeding in the
Adelphi. •-•
Mr. Collinge was Balled, and . depofed to the
above flatement—and alto added, that Atkinfon had
frequently aliened, that he had not pledged the
glafssabut had fold it ; and promifed, that, as loon
as he received the money fur it, he would pay Mr.
Collinge.
Mr. Serjeant Oristow (the Chairman) was of
opinion, that the evidence fhould ges farther, and that
unlefs it could be proved that Atkinfon had pawned
the mirror, he was entitled to his enlargement.
No farther testimony being adduced, the Mildew
was difcharged.
Serjeant Bowles, not a Serjcant at Law. or by mi
litary promotion, hut merely entitled in the name ..1
Serjeant by baptifm, claimed the benefit of the Ad
He had been a Tyre Smith, and had kept tr public
houfe. In the letter capacity he had failed, and his
Brewer had feized and fold all his efftets. He was
confined fur 171. at the fuit of only one creditor, and
that creditor was a Surgeon and Apothecary. The
Doctor's obtlett is (kill had been exertjed for the pub
lican's wife. He had tailed her at one birth and
one mifcartiage. and his bill upon thefe occafions
coal ituteri his debt. The man of phyrac was extreme-
ly dcfirous of treating his debtor as many of the Fa•
culty are fond of treating a patient, namely, keeping
him confined as long as puilible. Bowie' elated that
the Dador bad declared he hoped he never would bt
able to pay him, that he might enjoy the tatisfaEtion
of detaining him is gaol all his life. It appeared that
in the fchedule delivered in by the debtor, there was
a defect, with regard to the enumeration of three
fmall fums, which Bowles had received fince his fa 11
imprifonment. He fatisfadorily acconnted•for them,
and dated how he had applied the m.mey. The Court
recommended it to his creditor not to infift in ft) clear
a tale upon the amending of the fchedule, as it could
be attended with no advantage, and would be the
means of keeping the poor man till nett Seffione, a
period of two months. Btu the Dodor war obdu-
rate ; he Willed upon ftritt justice, and the unfottu-
, nate Serjeant Bowles was remanded.
Richard Pember, an attorney, of Brißol, of the
age of 8o and upwards, was employed by a client to
coiled his debts and adrninifier to his effeds ; in the
courfe of that peaces he got poffeffion of 9(.01 with
which lie decamped. He was advertifcd. arrested,
.and fince tried for the offence ; the ground, therefore,
of oppofitina was, that under the 37th and 38th fec-
tions of the Aft, or both of then,, he was nut in that
fituation which could entitle him to relict under the
Aft. •

The CHAIRMAN, after the Counfel had finifhed
their argument, held that he was not a proper fubjefl
of relief, and remanded him.
Mary Buys was oppofed by Mr. Mortis, on the
ground of a conveyance of her h ufe and furniture in
Percy (beet, Rathbone•p'ace, to her fon, a Puffer of
a man of war, and Sect-etau y to the Admiral, io
value amounting to 5781. to this was to be added 2031.
the Lady had received on other accounts, and not
put in her fchedule. The cafe was prefed hard upon
her by the Counfel having no other evidence.
Mr. MARRIOT defended her, (hewing very plainly
how the taus that came to her hands were fairly
difiributed by her ; that Mars. Robins, of Covent
Garden, were the Appraifers, and that the value they.
had fired was what was given for the furnittire.
Serjearn Os SLOW was decidedly of opinion, (he had
not done any thing that could obttrua her liberation.
She was difeharged of comic.

The other cit., were too trilling to report.—Ad.
jouraed at Aix o'clvck.

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Yellen:lan-at the Manfion•Houre, a &wilt liana
named Love, of the true Jed icor be eech, came lo
ward to ark the advice of the C. Art, as to how
Mould proceed for the recovery of about Gil. priz
money due to him, which he raid had been receive
by the prize agents, but which he had been unabl
to obtain. He had been nineteen years in the ferric
of the India Company, and of the
•Rnyal Navy.
The money he claimed was for prizes taken lag wa
in the EaR Indiei. When he Came home about thre
years and a hall ago, he had applied to a prize alien
Mr. Jackfon, who he underflood was to pay him
and Mr. Jackfon told him the money was to be pal
by a Mr. Chafe, agent at Madras‘ and that if h
did not go to Madrar, he would never get a guinc
of it. He retriorittrated, and brought the ,agent the
before the Logo Mayon, but in vain. However, b
wait out immediately afterwards nii artifofige to Ber
,gal and China, without ant expeetation of being ahl
to go to Madras ; but in the courte of the voyage
while at Bengal, be, with feventeen others. wet
pe fed by a (hilt of war. which immediately went t
Madras, where be Was allowed'to go on (hone, ant
claim his prize money of Mr. Chafe, who he foam
was become intivent, but by whom he was tvla, th
perfon who was to pay him had retained to Eng
land. And that he mug apply beet for payment
On coming home, he again applied tolotr. Jackfon
who told him, that by the accounts he had.seceive
I from Madras, the money appeared tu have been pail
there to a perfon who claimed in Love's name.' Love
however totally denied having ever received the mo
ney, of ever given inj authority toutO other period'
that be was in China at the time it watt raid to hart
been to paid ; and it was a d—d bed 'cafe a pont
fellow who had been nineteen years fighting for bit
country (and he could ftsew that his hod; was co
=red with Ilona* fain.), timid be eivufed nut of hi
prize money by theft here Wens and laiseljEaris a
Prize•agents ; and if fn be as be could nut come ti
the rights of it upon this here tack. he lhould go dl
reeily and tell the King himfelf alt about it, and le
him fee how he liked fuch rim as the& diens gain;
forward under hatches against his own fiamen—ans
he hoped his Majeay hitutelf would istar a hail an
overhaul there here d—d land.pirateic.
Hanel Jack sieved ont a' good deal, more kwt
laid he Will a freehold= of -London, always but
hi, father's name. being•as how .he had no isecafica
to twill kite colours, and is be fought hard fee the
mosey, 'caves bitter hard if he cooldissehmirestie fa
u•
sfaittion of fpending it how he likedoks belled mem
a hundred before. • • •
A gentleman from Mr. Jukton'srOffice attended
and informed the Alderman, that itilhelift they go
from India, this man was returned to them as paid,
I and they, therefore, could not with propriety pa;
' him the amount of his demand. Mr: Jackfoa, how
ever, would write to India, and %qua, into the buttnet., and he had no doubt would be atileto get a enr
of the authority under which the money was paid.
The Alderman Paid, hetcould not poffibly do any
thing for him ; it was dated that he was returned II:
Meths. Chafe and Co. as paid: and if be.gave
power to any perfon to receive his money, theAgenti
no doubt, were Rill liable. even though they wer
impoftd upon by a forged order. Of this, boo
ever, the Alderman Paid he could pot take cognizance
and the only thing the tailor could do, was to appl
to an Attorney, who would intim& him bow t
proceed.
The honer! Tar, finding he was in the wrong lati
code torpors redrefe, hauled hie word, erowdedfai4 an
tore away for St. James's, to contult his Majefty o
the bulitiefi.
INSOLINCI CHAlTllllo.—Yellerday a gentians
of the name of Burrows, an officer in the army, ws
' charged at Marlborough-Brett by Thomas Walk,
toll taker at Tyburn turnpike, with an drank. Tit
following are the circumstances of the cafe :—Mr
Borrows, with a lady in a gig, accompanied by
friend and one of his tons on horfeback, took a rid
on Sunday est Lrnsion, and on paying toll at the gat
in 'qualm, the day tickets were delivered to if
youth on horfeback. On the return of the party i
the evening, the youth, who was in poffeffion of tl
tickets, rode on to prevent the stoppage at the gat
and delivered the free tickets ; but after he had got
through, the complainant refuted to fuffer the gig
proceed, without paying the toll a fecond time, a
'edging as a =alba that the tickets cleared the your
man only. Mr. B. offered to put up with the imp
(Ilion for the moment, rather than be detained, bi
he reqUefted to go into the toll houfe, and beano
acquainted with the names of the toll takers on dut
In doing to he was *faulted by the complainant ar
his companions, who tore the names, but Mr. B. b
ing a refolute man. and very capable of taking h
own part, challifed the ienience of the toll talc
by giving him a fevere drutbing, and a black eye.
was clearly proved that the complainant firft affaul
ed Mr. Burrows, and he was held to bail for the a
fence.

Yeflerday a Mr. Thornberry (not honeft Job, tl
Hero of Jofln Bull's Firefide) was brought before
SittingMagillrateat Guildhall, charged by Mr.Nixe
Warden of the fleet Prifon, with having aided fel
rat others, on Saturday night tall, in railing a riot
the prifon, imathing a number of the windows, a
being guilty of other riotous and outrageous bet
v iour.

It appeared, from the ftatement of Mr. Nixon, th
Mr. Thornberry was one of the prifoners fur de
who had been liberated at Guildhall on Saturk
that he and a number of his affociates, neer, tor-a
filers), and relieved from &Ins and dun:, had detymi
rd to make a merry day of it : and not having y
taken new lodgings, nor opened new arroyo:" lei
their viduallers and publicans, they determined I
return to their old quarters in the Fleet, and have
lialr jolifsearim with their old -hum:. Mr. Nein
kindly permitted them to do fo, on a promife of goo
order ; but having pared the vim of chearfulneti
they waxed (inky, kio4ed up a row, and determine
tofing she borli oat ?phi. Window', the latter of whiei
they IS:lathed, and alarmed the whole gaol. Afte
tome trouble, tome were (scored and conveyed to th
Strong Room. 'and Mr. ?bombe/Ty, as ringleadet
being now a freeman. was conveyed to the Poultr
Compter. Mr. Nixon,bowever, humanely propofe
would pay for the repair of the damages ;
to drop all further profectstion again"! him, if I,
which 1:
did, cud was liberated.

rosilematimperajo
NUN, AUGUST 19.
imfday night, experienced one of'
ler forms vr remember I,r fosse
:n 7 and 8 ()kiosk a fall of heavy
,hich was in a (bort time folh.wed
scceeding vivid fialhes of lightning.
uud peals of thunder, tronsendouily
ince, as a Gentleman was pano
I.place. he was robbed of his watch
me ruffians, who fliddenly darted
he vaults of thule onfinilhed bodes
es•boufe.
f genteel appearance attempting to
.notes at a publichnufe in Mary.
evening, was taken into callody,
the watch houfe, a perm of limi.
de a 41perate effort to refine him ;
alfa fecured, but not until be had
it blows. They were both lodged
fares watch boars.
rsits.—On SatUrday, numbers of
sedelltiaris from Up* rallied this
std scvelry." The nf,ual amber
y flOde, and recruiting parties,
—Monday, the florir were at their
iinsleu gigs, cam, carts, and car-
rorulfroas the Park-fists, and the
led witistke drifirerier Qi Ineilly and
the ilitelfalat purveyors of viudr
Dobin.
UMW*.
• the Wog aziraftai utak be which
Oa, Eig. woe Missal. ood &roars&
dins, cameo. at Tudor bearmtka
s sod a *oda Jury. It was au
led libel, and **dotage. wets laid
soseadings agoutis& the entire day,
td **lay of talent on both fielas.of
• sa able charge from the Lanceted
✓tirtuir sods aftart se boars Ohba,
to wow they ware didshargod.
sump theintareainitassfys kites*.
m, mime cm inks mamba Clams*
Hsu Me. jahias Dam', Auk
"led derfn dm whale of To/OMM
tab at. aiwkosor is was adi..uaned
g at. ales, at omen ohm is team.
hived until ton oa itateeday moo.
taiga laid in the siwthisasion were
elk AWOL to be smovered yea bee
amount of the executions obtained
gbh& Mi. Powys Ibranaalst *fear
bunk foe a libel piebbika* Matra*
h Ilens it wee allodged Mr.. Wat
lir. &Wet* p. is oonfoplowee of his
jpadsmatin elm fans in dif • • ..
and apes tho primipla that
the earhor or' Loom* of dot libel,
gbh althea wereliarfort lad. at. dd.
olfi of *automat ionha
itossase.--.Tbekaye at an
nee 8018tros-for the eountTol
r Seas, My. thoCbairman, aae
hilishirstee,
was put to the bar, and arraigns.
rat ifTimothy French, committee
July left, at 11111, county Dahlia,
• ancl-datuse, and fo forth.
prifoner who appeared to be a roan
I that abnta nictitate years of age,
Ikft• of eontrition..4a. vaipo
4114 guilty ; he laid he um* woo
lip nor any other Gentians% hpis
*as bred it
4 is a. maw thitatiamielhit out.
ft of hoomoakindook wept fraud*
'Harty. gar the passer. Hie Lord.
tartrate& with the partner, who in
sof, withdrew' his plea of goilty
to the Ina:ions ; and his trial
•
is Crown. reed sha insila sneer, char.
at the bar with haying, on ewe ayth•
shy French, by infliaing on hire sap
I a pitchfork in*, face, neck,brull,
of which wounds he the laid Ti.
spired.
Feud the profseation in. a very spa
eh, in which be laid down with coa-
t and greet ingenuity the doarino of
circumfiantial evidence, on which
sonfeL for the profecution relied.
I of fix hours, and a humane and
ram Mr. Ease; the Chairman, the
in a fewatinutes returned with a
—Mr. Sous then proceeded to pats
I unhappy lad, in doing which he
to.tetta...Ha is.to be executed to.
• rpm ow which the murder was

aad a

:ours at Carrickfergus, on ThurC
eiiirth excited confiderable interefte
eron.MCiem.i.sea, and a Special
aftion.in which Mr. Cooke. the co
is Plaintiff., and Mr. Atkins, for-
t the Mien. Theomee. was Defeo.
e laid his claim again(! Mr. Atkins.
balaoce chs,e whim on an engage.
leveret nights at Belled and Derry
performed at. atifaß at that time,
are examined as to the flare of the.
rights of Cooke's performance, by.
014 they were by no means to
ht hate been expeacd, and in con.
rich. it was clearly underßood by
ie at the lime vesy generoully give
le halance dne. lie engagement
/err, and Soo guineas at Beifail,
her of nights.
c a clear arnlelecifive evidence of
nts made to Mr. Cooke. He Rated,,
him the 1.01 payment, zoogyine.ase,
lc was lorry the honks were not
a Mr. Atkins, who he was lenfible
his engagement—upon which iv.
fail. he would, not as like the.
pion his engagement ; but if Mr.
him a ring as a token of his regard, •
di on the remaining turn due to,
althe delivery of the sing to Cooke,'

with 'whole WORM'S thit es. HO* Widmer.
Mid added, that when he few Cooke in London a few
months line, henciser mentioned the htea incest-
• thin of bringing the action, which he (Haigh) could
not account for.
The Judge briefly Hammed up, and the Jury, after
a fhort crinsultation, brought in a verdict for the De-
tindant, with coils.
!Mao Loam was * diat the lad. Affixe s fog
Athy, in the county of re, for defraaeg Lieu-
tenant Fergufon of isl.- 'ieuttnant Fergufcn (wore.
politively that the Fanner eerefented himleff as
Captain Browns of the Stith regiment, and borrowed
from him she 'above Hum, under pretence that he
wanted it for the (entice of the army, and gave him
a draft for the amount in the name of Calif. Di wales
which vas. diAoaoured. 'The prifoner vat a fervent
to Colonel Berton, whs pee him an excellene the-
mew. His.fellnw-fetvents proved a deg *Me, Ind
the fancier was acquitted,
Dotes Araress.—The Attires coessiteneed at
DOwispautick oa Friday aft below asking Fax ami
the Hon. Ulf* 114'Caeatsatt..
' The following tstalaia the Ctow* Coort mune set
before Baron BH`Ceat.aants.
Eclararvl Mgr* Guth of
Cld ti, .014fsqla for a
reps on the betty of Asa
No profeentiow
lbhe Mora wasistii&ed for the wilful nsarder of
Oriels's, in April. tigg.......Verdift—Sti Gull.
tPyhtl'rifones difeharged.
.1. POLLOCK. !Sat WIMPS essay, *irk ale WSW,
la sawn ceitismaans.essk
This was • mein of s wetry-acerel and intereftieg
netere—sowek on amount MI ea adios (or defama-
tion and contempt of abs hiegillsacy being tried be-
fore a Crislittal Iftart, sad iatue.m., as involving a
•qpeflion materially alfeding the liberty of thefobjek,
neasely, can a mat be twice ptutilkeel for etc and
tk feats offence f
The iedie meet coakbal of flu conga, in hbllanee
anting, that at a General ci_unrisep Seams* held.* the
tows of Newry, the &feudist did, with. bond woke,
wit dowse* demeaseur, utter oewain defamatory
words, refpeding Trevor Corry, Efq then littiag at.
the Bench, an' in the difeberge of hie duty us a Ma.
Orate, to theavidene beceeb of his Majegy's peace,
and/ contest* of the antisesky of she Bench, and foe
which gondwittiohn Polleth, Eft and the tee of the
lea* did enmesh she defeadent to the dock for the
11seee bf feeekeurs. This ineliement was losneght on
the ground that the punifinnent was ant fullieient. The
elliats wee tiled an the le& AL seeinithwepati4e k, be-
Fthe iies. 114110 Smith, who dedlned dseidiog it,
refeered-thisparties wise Coors of King" Beech.
heLeeennijudge whapratided ors Ireiday alfo tunas-
Mended the-here ineeftwe. He Heft humid the plead-
' sis point of law, (en which cafes were cited shav
happened in the reign of Charles I.) by hieffrs.Deners
ifirsteteey, and Blacker, kw the plaintiffs, and Mein.
Jhys &wive*, and Bell, fee the defendant-4n which
the.Considel on both fides difplayed verg eminent abi.
Wes, and received Co:, elegant and merited com-
pliments from the H. n. 'liftoff...Clanged, who pre-
tided. After a batwing of upwards of tour boars, the
judge over-ruled the demurrers pleaded. foe by the
plaintifs, a roof! titfpeetalsle Jury were impannalled.
for a trial of thy feel% end a varier" of ',ideate ad-
duced on both fides; afters mon patient invefligetion,
about-caw ohaloak is the morning, the Jury retired,
and' in half an bout- after rer armadas weaninsons 'sr-
dik of acquittal on all• the counts of she thadment.
The trial hafted upwardeof to hours.
Aerate,' 22:-...The Court having af-
fembleti on Monday turning, the names of the
Grand Jury were called over, when Sir Rosier
Gaartaat proceeded to addrefs them upon the high
and important troll they were now called to fulfil.—
He made a toy joditious and moral appeal to their
'feelings andlentiments, as men of honour and hide.
pendence, whore duty it was to Inquire into the im-
portant matters that *Arid come before them. He
delivered Come very pointed and feitable remarks of
abhorrence agaiall one prominent crime which would
probably be fubmitted to their infpedion. He la-
mented that Huth a Cottle& Mould come before the.
public as it mull do, and above all, that the untaught
and unfufperding minds of youth fhould be liable to
be tainted by hearing Huth horrid rafts, kc.
The fillowing were (worn of the Grand Jury :
• twee ht P.'"immat Dr aP. noliebess all Sir T.
D. Math. lama- jeba M. P. Idermal Wilbraham
Irak, M. D kdbist. TIMM* alielam.__ Ph!' Dior.
stn P. lona Debars, Valiant. G•
Plarvarad. . Samairi M. P. Jobs Hag.
groom, J. P. Mbahrt Pads, fillasad Rigby, The.
strataghlgy, jambes Rusday. Was. Tawsley, mod. Wiliam, sad
Owlet Olahm, Yfgn
John Jones, Willirun Wright,and.Ann Jones, were
tried for Healing a bill of earthiest)) value 291. ss. and
bank notes, &c. to the amount of tool. Jones and
Wright were found guilty of Healing under the value
of ens. and Arun Jones acquitted. James Sidebrittens
was tried for Reading wearing apparel, kc : the Jury
found him guilty, but recommended him to mercy.
On Tuefday, James Backhoufe was tried and. aw
(witted of the murder of 'Pumas Broekbank. of
Carmel ; but found guilty of mangaughter, fined as.
and fentenced to be imprifoned fix months. Eduard
Johnfon, alias Jnhn Smith, was found guilty of Reel-
ing in the houte of C. Hill. of Salford—to be tranf-
ported fur (even years. Charles Jolinfon and Robert
Thomas, found guilty of tittering a forged note for
301. at Mancheller. Lube Lockard and Peter Hig-
gins were found guilty of forging and uttering a bill
for 201. tog.
On lifedsefday, Nanny Hurwood was tried and
acquitted of the murder of het infant Hon, John HAT-
wood. J' kph Sunter, aged 13, was convicted of
matillaughter, in killing, James Gibfon, aged 9. by
, fighting ; fined is. and to be impriftined. lit months.
lienthal was found guilty of having a forged
t I. honk note in her polfi Ilion, knowing it to be filch.
No bill haring been found againa Shotrocks for
inonllaughter, he was tried on the Coronet's iLqueft•
•on Thintday, and there being no witneecs, he was ac-
quitted.
There were one handred and twenty' carafes en-
tered for trial at IkFfi Prins. before Sir T. M. See.
Ton, Bart.—sone of which lifted from nine o'clock
T.hurftlay morning, till the fame hour yederdey
morning. It wee a new trial in the cattle Weld et.
Hornby" and others, re/goading a.WoirereEted bribe.
hater, nt.Brockhpies, on the Ribble, which prevented'
the Salmon from going ap the sitter : nearly 200 Sit
noires were examined. Vetch°• for the Stained,.

Loup BY;ps.—On SaCia.rciaACAlDO es. ta.be tria4

before the Honda&la Mr. Nadal and a
Special Jury, an ejohmeat weak of great inters& on
the part of the Right Honourable George Gordon
Lord Byron, a minor, the granaries* of the late Ad-
miral Berate, who was the nett brotger- of the late
Lord Byron, in which his Lordlitip obtained a vet.
dift, intithog him to recover the potation of the va-
luable coal and other mines ant slimes in the.maaor
of Rochdale, which the late Lnrd Cold in 1795, for
very inadequate confiderations, to Mr. Deardon sad
other pertono. The property is eitimated as worth
at halt yo,oool. although barely 26oci. was paid by
the purchafers.
Ca, tat s.—The following 141 Pier Casks, tried
at osr Mises&
M'OOWCL A. 15 IiNISVTN CNANISIIIt.
This Whoa wit brought by the Plaintiffs, to re.
, cover from the Deiced:sae poffeffinn of a hook in
Lantern, tieenkd far, and at prekat tired as a
:Want in which public weefhip is performed. As
this kerns we be a new cafe in their northern parts,
a brief flatement of it may be of on to DiSenters.
A kyr rem age, the Prelbserian Bite/were in
and near Longtown, atembletrfogether, and deter.
mined to build a chapel, in *kb Pub6o *044
ihoul.i be regularly performed according to the
mode of the Church of Seethsod. With this view a
'Committee was chorea, money fubfctibed by the
members, a writing, by way of petition, addicted
to lbs pablic, in wlaieh they fee forth their launder,
and (elicited pranniery offallemee from thofe who
might think well of the undertaking. With the mo-
ney advanced by theatfelves, and rolleßada is ibis
tountry, and in Scathing!, they perehafed ground,
'bode • book, aadtteed it ay fee this purple of fob •
lie worfhip. The ground weeper:chafed from one of
, the members, and the marcher Made in the names of
the Plaintiffs, In truiest. far the faddy. They matte
choke of a Mr. Wil4ht for their Milliner, who offi
ciated among them is that capacity far above ton
years, and then left the-it-abruptly. The Defendant
fucceeded him, being dated by a great majority of
the coogregati.m.'adma for (owe time teemed to be
well cannel &Mkt with the choice they had m,ade.
But the Damon of. Difcotd getting in between Mr.
Chambers and his 116*. thofe who were once his
friends became his anialee. rampreffed with the idea,
that to turn the Defendant adrift, would be doing a
,fervice to Goa satireligirie, the Plaintiffs attempted
to take poffiffion of the chapel by Merin ; bat failing
-in this, the Defendant was (erred with se ejetbnent.
To fubliantiate the Pleiades right to the chapel, and
confequeptly their right of ejething Mr. Chambers
!film the premiks, was the foundation of the &Ilion.
It may be proper to. (glover, that Mr. 14•Dowat, one
of the Pleiades, had never given his fuffrage for the
.Defoodant to be his Miailler ; the other voted for his
,admiffiun, turd fat foinetirnes under hie minntry.
This wife did not occupy much time. The deed
was produced and read ; and by it their right of the
ground purchafed from Mr. Main, upon which the
chapel is built, was found to be invelled in the Plain-
tiffs, and their heirs, the peke being paid with their
own and others money. Two wimefes were called
on the part of the Plaintiffs, one of whom proved
the writing of the deed conformably to the inainc-
tionehe received ; and the other, that the deed was
daile executed.
No Witnetes were called on the part of the Defeo-
dame. Verdi& for tile Plaintiffs.
We underhand that this cask is bemused into the
Court of Chancery.
CnIPOBATIOOI O. DIXON.
This was an anion brought by the Corporation of
Carlifle, againS Mr. Dixon, of Denton tiolme, re-
(peeing the right of water to the Borough and City
Mills, which they claim on a grant from the Propri-
etors of Denton Hahne. This trial was of much in-
teach to a number of manafaihurers, who have erec-
tions on the watao-courfes. but a fatal objection was
made to the record. which nccafloned a nonfuit.
. Srarroaa.—At there Affixes, three prifoners have
been capitally corrviard, viz. Henry Lawrence (a
Jew), for pang counterfeit money; Sarah Billies,
and Maria Bewley. for
for roliiing James Allon ,
privately Reeling : Mesas &mere, for Healing wheat;
'and Ciarkr 44,, for Healing handkerchiefs, and.
other articles, were featenced to be traufported for

(even years.
An Ejeement canfe of importance to landlordsand
tenants, was tried at the above Affixes, before Mr.
Judice LAWRINCII, and a moll refpeAable Special
Jury, wherein Jervnifk Clarke Jervoife, Efq. was
Plaintiff, and Edward Elwell, the younger, Defen-
dant.
Mr. Setjeaat WILLIAMS. as Counfel for the'plain-
tiff. Sated, that the defendant, his father, and grand-
father, had rented certain mills and lands at Waft
Bromwich, in Stai&Kane*, under a leafs granted by
Samuel Clarke, Efq. deceafed (the lelror of the
plaintiff's father), commencing from the rich March,
1761, for 25 years, Pubjedt to the yearly rent of s t I.
payable half yearly, vie. Michaelmas and Lad yday
that defendant, his father, and grandfather, conti
mad to hold the premifes under the term.of the laid
loofa, which expired. at Lady-day, 1782, until Lady-
day lad, being 24 years after the expiration of the
Paid leafe, without any alteration in rent, although
the premifes were worth confiderably more than tre-
ble the amount of the rent received by the leak ;
that the plaintiff having Coffered the defendant, his
father, and grandfather, to continue in poffeffion fo
many years without any alteration, gave the defen-
dant notice to quit at Lady-day latt, which defendant
refuted to do ; contending that his tenancy com-
menced at Michaelmas, and rot at Lady-day.
The kale was produced and moved, and Mr. Jo-
feph Fernyhmigli, a witnefs for the plaintiff, proved
that the premifes, rented by defendant, comprehend-
ed the whole of the premifes mentioned in the.leafe,
and that the rent of sit. per annum has been paid
for (aid premifes, up to Michaelmas lad ; and that a.
notice, figned by the plaintiff, was delivered by him
,to the defendant, on the 27th day of Jply, alos, to
quit at Lady-day lack.
Mr. INUMCiY. as Counfel for thealarendant, pro-
doted revisal receipts for a year's rent, due at Mi-
chaelmas, and therefore contended. that the tenancy
,ended at Michaelmas, and not at Lady-dsy ; and
that if the tenancy did end at Lady-day, (till that
the notice to quit at that time was waved by the 'ANA
.of feveral letters written by the plaintiff, his agent,
Mr. W. 411, and the defendant, and which were put
,in.and read.
bk. Setjeant Vitwaiss, in reply. followed Mr.
Dastacer through the whole of his Ipeech, andcga-

toded. that the 'netlike meek to nip& evidence
of the tenancy, or 01 Any ow agreement, and tha
the nonce•was not Le any tepee IVSAIC4 and tb.ce(ore
the plaintiff would be entitled to a verdiet,
Judge Lawitaxce, in foaming up to, the jury, falls
that osiers the defendant could fileNt an agreement
fubfequent to the 'cafe, the leak wev evidence cf a,
tenancy, and the notice to quit was good—thertfoza,
the plaintiff wonld he cackled to recovev.—Tbe lug
without hefilation rive a vetch 4 foe the plaintiff

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Winans hfrantscrunts.,—A areeig &oat u
'corre.a Gatsmont of den prowlers of t.te7oo/01911-
nufadtere. in the Wait gidiogoiYotaturta writ las
year rysp to the year Is. that irl dot *After pm
there were 36,6 y t piece* (J*04110106 natonfolinred
and in the latter soc,a3y piocesio *Ai% 40,0,9,256
yards 1.-06 118110., CiOttl/4 thee.' - there
!ere 14.406 pkces InantsisEbk--" i&da
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and Cualds-weliernpat.osed
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which have al
the craft. An
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plideint's Bay.
limber poets
warded Falmouth.

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II Ikergelb sot YARN liesier.;
I all=tua ; wutibaddidie. Toth ; Moo*
a . PaiOry t Deaner old Ronk, Edlioni
I Leach; Wakefield; thtlibury,Liftwoolg,
boa, RI ; Williams and 'Team, Insterg
. ; Han, sad Rsd, Dieltot I mash eat
t Steniefee,bheeekb ; Hobo*, C 5.101.0. Paid*
DVs lad, fidaitillono; B ISarber. patillihre* ProNIT.
; 111
Weed, end Nos sod Lloyd, iirminphmi asehratit We.
divine Venders, In Males, at lc S. each, with Afire fiiiheUhliat
A cmAuothant.
MESSRS. CURRLE aad Co. IpitspOtlii dta
she whole wield te Frees a byte lelbeWe 'when tank
dishilast eseabotif sent Mee • Illibele the eared abet The
peralee ea ikon yawn feeble stednier Wm* et shear paha*
has art shoe His beaus nehteeehietinis
They modelle se. thsle And* to the brain** end we
or Venerealsot MR deemegsamet et dIC Ihas.
wild Is the coatetomee d the poesidans wailifitedhate oftahabit** and aselt antappily maid teLitsinhei yowl* of both fence.
In thecae it well be found to be thaw twee it liartennehr.
the ether been int wow iheeleped to thinly belhbellier
: hate et Inhaler. obit.. Week insellue. ienelblies Min-
' Tub ems linesmen diellart stelleresee
1. Wee. atarastaa ritherisimitdreotatemealeidal
eharadiedat the
wziont
doe. thf par.
he. 11114 R the dlflOVe tolhach alife their
I trootwoorfolkapleAnd ha* never provtottiehteeshfld in the we*
ollokevi Modems, and muck antended psediet. In the me
a 1 .toe catalpa leamesi idedlinai fuck as da.
i &wallow In the Urethra, Spur**. VICIWCINNies Nord Tonaeuetio
Callous Ulcers, Pruptiona, Seminal Weaknefs, QUM, Ste he•
: which have hitherto hulled the. &ill of the general peadlitianer,
Niters. Currie and Co are i ow enabled radically to neer bye new,
fate, and expeditious mode of pradice, foyertor to any other yak
adopted. They may be confulted by either Sea with the yaw*
delicacy, fecrecy, and honour, at Hack houfe No. toy, Haulm.
Garden. Patiects in tle c runtry are repo. fled to Rare the paid:
coins of their cafe, their age, and general mode of living. Lewin
pelt pia, imitating dank note, wilt be duly atilloreted ; and Ale
nreefary advice and madisitim Om] Or foot to any p.m of do
Kingdom.
H

AV ING dedicated styfell to the Rudy, Mad base;
imaged by the so& twirrikicrabie make in that brooch
wide I thought proper tarried, I trod that I have not MOO NWI•
employed my time than thofe who, ir the ettentre held of the
profeffion, are oecallonally immerfedin uncertainty, end cram
always attain that fecal" which is acquired by ettecagratieg thm
tote/dual power to nee this of dilation':
The threats of DKUILITY are peculhdy 'Meeting, for their
bring with theta a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de-
pre ion of aU vital energy, calftenceithit Meanies embitterndwe
Whether they arife Irons the prevalence of the dca mo-
tive habits of fehoulhoys. or the Indulgewertnt maturity, they is..
quire the wrod, arduous protean's& ikiU ; hut by the Imetenteed
uneducated men, the fymptaens are aggravated, and the erotica.
doe le deroyed.
Asa MEMBERnicheROYAI. COL POE of MOW EONS;
I grand mppretenftutta on regularity of edutahm, and pedeleg
every erivihte to pratlice, I tel my ietlestitled at that monde ('
with which I hare hitherto been fo liberally battened.
ID the firit reeiratient of keel weaklier', early %reheating will
prevent the calamity of a debilitate! franc ; but *Litre the ( altar.
from a courelmfhefa of the uermittintre of therhe wider cried
his adsfortune,la fearful of the eant,mpt or eathwe ni his Wally
phytichn, and broods over hie Infirmity with gnaw ennenahneat
It mull be (aleatory fee him to be a Geed not oniy of capabiliti
of treatment bun are of the moil Melo/able feenrey.
And in recent Vet meal Compluderelt Is poSik en revert path
danger or thitreh ; in the molt cromplicated carom It la the =quire.
mat of excleve experience in that liar to veal a fate, artake,
and 'Peedy rcteahUfbment.
I rd.r the adventege of this esprit:nee tett,* of either rex whi
are melded with any kind of DEBILITY; of any Ittruptntes of
YEW.* F. AL INFECTION, andltrall cage the mar of roar
merlon are it Arai OD the lie legerviem
Patients In the country are expeArd to inclefe a lank MN, la
are reel:reed to fpcclfy their age and mapper ot
N BALK,
Member of the Royal Atm oa Surveil.* is Leetra.
Wc. eq. Amadei-theft, famish new Peewits Dir.
1 let Med bty LaysiC of
ttibaryrobea at raa 11140.0www. Mint r Corr'
Raft Publiasi allb at *atlas 0. rm. Taerbahry

nano., cio4 tbs.year .7114 time ,
S pieces mantaiatltscesi; te. Oa yes' 40,5,
making 6,193,3111 'garde. Such is the A
late obis ispintaut maxidati are.
Ft muss •rtaltsiet was mesh bolleshir.
seta; goaattsbst 44;;ers on the imam%
retie roparraelt cortstall. *Pelt Iraa
&c. 'try tap (hula bad trees Wired.
io by the viahrtec•oi the sash-Tea, tejAtbis
alfst doss coolidesakie &twit font
M St. Lses, they bets( beta mete Title •
t sow hnOok-hase boa ts
I vidatids:l
*swims al‘t feet is, •
y. Souse *ail catebes bavOispes
is: bus Dade has beim; dam ktbatl4 c
mouth.
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