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London, England, 1801-07-24 00:00:00

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OXFORD RACES; WEDNESDAY,. JULY 21.,
The lgobletrien and Gentlemen Pude. of Fifty
Pounds, free for three and &or ydrs old cpiti
and fillies; 3-yr. old to carry 711. and 4-yrs:
old 811. 71b. Fillies allowed 31b. . . •
Sir F. Poole's hr. 1. Tawney, 4-yr. old - x X
Mr. Snell.; b. c. St. Vincent, 4-yrs. dd - - s 2
Between the heats, a Sweepaakes for Fifty Gui:
neas each between Lord Donegall and Mr. Fran-
cis, riding their own horks, but both horfes fell $
a draw bet. •
Mr. Stratton alfo drove his Curricle round the
courfe, two miles, for one hundred guineas. He
was allowed nine minutes, but performed it, with
cafe in fix minutes and a half.

By our lift of Oxford Raw, we find the Mar..
quis of DONEGAL/. and Mr. LLOYD rode a sts.ttch
themfelves on Wednefday for too guineas. Mr.
LLOYD'S Rirrup broke, and he fell ; at the (am*
time the Marquis's horfe Rumbled, and threw his
Lordlhip. We have not heard that either wai
much hurt. In confequence of there accidents, it
was deemed no face.

On Monday fe'nnight there was a roof terrible
form of thunder and lightning at Wooley, near
Wakefield ; where the rain fell in fuch torrents,
as to defroy feveral cottages,force itsway through
the gardens, and overflow the lower apartments
of the manfson of Q. W. Wincrwosm, Efq. It
alfo did other confiderable damage in the neigh-
bourhood ; and had it happened in the night, in
all probability the cottagers would have been
drowned.

On Wednefday fe'nnight, during a fevere tem-
pe(l, a large barn, belonging to JoHN Vinson,
Efq. of Bury, and in the tenure of Mr. DAVID
WADE, farmer, of Hundon Lodge:was (truck by
lightning, and totally deflroyed, together with
about too coombs of barley therein, the property
of Mr. WADS. The Stock only was infured.

Thurfday fe'nnight, durin; the heavy ftorm, a man
of tio name of Witt.tem bacc, mowing a field
near Altlmonfbury, went under a tree for filcher,
taking his fcythe with him, when he was inftantly
(truck dead with the lightning. •
In the afternoon of the fame day there was the
molt violent (Form of hail ever remembered in the
neighbourhood of Hitcham, Bildefton, and Had-
leigh. The hail-ftones were near four inches thick
on the ground, and meafured above two inches in
circumference.

Same day, there was a mod tremendous
Dorm of rain, thunder; and lightning, which ex-
tended feveral miles round the town of Bedford
it began about eleven o'clock, and continued till
near four ; the lightning was of the molt forked
kind, and the thunder the moD tremendous ever
beard. During the Dorm, a fire ball fell in Pot-
ter-fireet, in Bedford, which fet fire to a houfe, and
the two adjoining houfts were deftroyed befure
the fire could be got under.
Friday
_left a barn and fome ont.houfes, occu-
pied by Mr. Baas Err, of Glemsford, was fet on
Fire by lightniks, and entirely confurnedi together
with forme hay therein.
Same afternoon, about two o'clock, a man and
his fun, being at work in a field at Soham, in Cam-
bridgethire, the former told the latter to talc,: tbel-
ter in a draining mill, which the boy had but juD
,done, when the lightning Druck the mai, much
fisaitcred it, and the child was killed on :he fpot.

Same day a bullock was (truck by lighti—
and killed at Lakertheath.

A few days five a boy, who lived fervant at a
public-houfc, on Bethnal-Green, playing with a
rope leadingto the beer-cellar, byfome accident he
fell down, and the rope entangling round his neck,
he was ftrangled before the dilater was known.

On Sunday morning latl, as a youngman,nam-
ed James Bonney, was bathing in the river near
the Flood-gates, Sudburyi he was kind with a
fit; and notwitb flanding the exertions of tie° pet-
fons who were bathing with him, and the imme-
diate endeavours of others with a boat, and im-
plements for bringing up the body, it was near
two hour* before they could find him ; of courfc
no medical aid could reilore him.

On Monday', abou't two o'clock in the afternoon,
an Irifh recruit, for a trifling wager, ran naked
through the town of Newport-INgnell. In coming,
bark, feveral of the inhabitants furnifhed them-
felves with whips and gave him a fevers flagella-,
tion; and his comrade, who had made the bet, was
taken to a pump, and underwent a procefs that
will 'make him careful how he infults the inhabi-
tants of anytown or village which be may happen
to-pa& through for the future.
Wednefday evening a boy about two years and •
an half old, belonging to a fruit woman in -the
(beet, Was thrown down by a coach in Broad-ftreet,
Bloomfbury, and killed on the fpot
.; he was im. :
mediately taken to a public-houfe for the Coroner •**
to take a view of the body. . 1

Tuefday evening, between eight and nine '
o'clock, as a gentleman was riding along '
road, hishm-fe made a fudden flop, which giving
fright to a horfe in a chaife.cart, the latter turned
fuddenly mum!, and ran furioufly towards St.
john's-!beet turnpike, when the gate being Nit,
he deviated from the line of the road, and forced
his head through the window of the turnpike-
houfe ; this laft circumftance occafioned a boric,
mounted by a lad of about is, to take fright, and
throw his rider, who was taken up a miferable
fitedacle, his jaw being broken by a kick from his
bode, and alfo his thigh, by its being run over by
the chaife cart: he was alfo otherwife fhockingly
hurt, and was conveyed to St.BArtholomew's Hof.
pital with but little hopes of recovery.
laism Stars-Lorrsax, sow Dr
Ewers will arrive daily at the Ofrsci
and Co. a 6 Cornhill, with a regal'
each Day's Drawing, for the imm(
of ileac who honour them with

free of any ezpence whatever.—
Quarters. Eighth,. and Sirteentl
on Sale. warranted Undrawn. d

time of the Drawing.

Dassenso.—An
315ce of HORNSZY
gular /kccount of
mediate infinEtion
their commands,
-Tickets, Halves,
ths, will continue
during the whole
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--16-sTrkic,i 3.
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ASSIZAS, &e.

ceoprnwarrs's setrunts, 111 wawa, arrears
is vas cantle OF TAI L•ICIES.
P. Caorrytwatre begs leave to inform the No.
bitty, Gentry, and others, that his. Muffuni (of
so years (landing,) is hill rapidly actiiocym.; bt
has lately made another Addition to his ,l'aps o:
the Lakes, and alto fells all die other nett Wary
articles, as Glares, &c. for the equipment of the
Tourift; likewife . Mr. rt,aaasiterroa's firft rate
Landfcape of the Lakes, with thole of fever&
other Artins; the portable ./Solian Harp, of his
own invention, (par, afp. &c.—He has alto lately
received a6r donatton of very great Curiofitles
by Captain milt WORDSWORTN fen. from the
Eanern Wor d g a fine healthy ring-tailed Eagle
from the North; many other carious things from
other cliMes, and fifteen new Taney; for his cele-
brated Organ, four of which are of his own com-
PPfink
P. S. In May, deo, P. Caosrowsrry adver-
tifed in this Piper and the Camberland f acquet,
in order to recover the model and papers. relating,
to a Cork Boat, or Life Beat, loft or millaid in ,
London, (and, not yet fband,) intended for the
• infoeflion of the Lords of the Admiralty, and
Which he invented in the year 176 W: in this ad-
vertifement; he fet firth he had Made 42 inventiosi
and dircoveries. tnonly 'aimed, for the genend.
-good, r 3 of which were named m it ; be has fine
its appearance Made two other difcoveries, mead'
which is a copious fpring of Moll extraordinary
water, more pure than the celebrated medical
fyirings of Malvern Hills, in Worcefterflyire in the
proportion of four to one at leans and the &Mai-
men of the Vacuity have agreed, fbr upwards of
76 years, that it is owing to the Panty alone of
the Malvern Waters, that they cure the Scurvy,
arophula, and Cancers too (if applied before the
Effendi ofthe patient be too far exhaufled,) Putrid
and Fetid Ulcers, which had for many years been
deemed incurable, with many other difeafes. He
hair tried this Kefwick water upon four patients,
it:cured the firft °lithe gravel and the lione 0 a
little time • the other three only began its ufe after
l' part time;
June had tlapfed, and were con.
fiderably better in a few days: two of tbefe were
alto much afilieed with the above diforder.-4t
teems, water impregnated with particles of none
and earth, and. joined with acid and gltitinoos
fabflances in the body, form the gravel and the
este. and plug up the minute veal% and &ruiners
of the human frame; more efpeCially where the
circulation is languid, and meet-cif, is negleaed,
which is the ulna of difeafes as yet innumerable s
and that the ptneff water, joined with exercife, i
diffolve the gravel and none, and plugs too, and
thus Teflon the natural circulation, and the coo.
amnion; and if a due regardis paid to the ufe of
this water, and the non naturals, it bids fair to,
subdue eves the gout itfelf. He has very often,
been anted how he came to think of fetching mu,
fic out of hones, and in order to (pare his Friende
the trouble of.enquiring how he came to difcover
the properties of this water; and where it is fituate..
he begs to inform them of both: He has elwaya
taken great delight in making new inventions and
new d&overies ; was injured by the ufe of hard
water, and had, with much pleafure, read the
wonderful cares performed by the Malvern Wa-
ters; and, ever after, cherifbed the hopes that
tome time or other he might be of tome fervice to
the world, could be difcover fuch pure water, and
be has made ha part of his employment, where-
ever his refidence was, fore the laft 28 years, to
feareh for, and examine the waters in the different
rogations, and has at length facceeded : He ea-
hibits a fpecimen of this water, and fame trophies
of-its healing power, in his Mufeuni ; a pleafaot
medicine ; ihe moil mild, and, perhaps, one of
the moll powerful too, which Art•or Nature ever
yet produced I—lt is fituate in the Lordflip of
Brundholm, 280 Yards N. W. of Kefwiek-Bridge,„
5o Yards N. N. W. of Higb-Hill Turnpikelgate.
on_the Eallide of the Slocidow-road, and Niug
Yards from the Cockermouth-road ; is railed by a
leaden Pump, (cared in Oak and Skiddow Slate),
ereaed by Mr. Viryssias 'action, for the ale of
his farmers ,andhis bodes, and fronts to the Welt.

R iam te et, Jove. 18.—On Tharfday lad, in Pur•
fuance or his fentence, James Dormer was execut-
ed at the Drop at our gaol. He was a native of
High' Wycomb, Backs, only 31 pears of age, born
of hoped and indußrious parents, whom be leaves
to lament the untimely death of an unworthy fon,
who had received an education ftritable to his Btu.'
Itinn in life ; his father had bred him up with care
and attention to his own trade, Which was a brick.
layer ; which trade he followed till near three
years Igo, when he sidled into the Marines, but
loon defected, and from that Period he dates his
ruin; for. fearful of being difeovered as a deferter,
he fought feermy and -bad company, and was
afraid to follow his trade is the public manner he
ought ; and being unable to maintain himfelfand
wife, by his own hotel labour, he was indaced,
through the perfusfions ofhls companions, to take
to rohhing for his fupport. But the crime fur
which he Mitred, he folemnlydeclared was not his
oval feeking or planning; for the night before the
murder, Richard Alder (who was „tried fix the
fame offence) fent for him, and propoired that they
Mould go out the nett day towards Windier, at
an early hour, and defired Dormer to bring his.
tackle (meaning pidols) with him, whichhe did ;
that they flopped at Burnham, where they had
Tome meat and drink, andthat Alder bought Tome
powder and Moo and that Dormer pawned his
great coat to pay ;—they then proceeded towards
Maidenhead. and fixed the refolution of robbing
fomebody in the road leading from Maidenhead to
the Thiciket,-even • waggon. Alder obferved, ra-
ther than be dilappointid. This Dormer &jotted
to, as it would be hard to rob a poor man, but
propoled a coach or chaile ; they loon heard one,
and Alder laid he would walk forward, and if it
was likely to do, be would whiftle, and that Dor-
mer Scold Rep the Itorfes, and that Alder Would

• rob the earria*--hut it proves' to be a flap-conch
sand they did not f. p it; immediately after the;
heard another, as they thought, bilt it proved t,
be the marten:Ste Itobifors, who was going horn,
in his cart, which they (lopped*: Dormer Rood a!
he bead of the. bode, and Alder a; or near thy.
art; Rohinfjh immediately rote up in his cart,
and antic/ who, and What rafcals they were, and
raid he would be robbed by no kelt villains, an.i
Bruck Alder with his whip, who immediately Pooh
hint ; the thot with which the pillol. was loaded
entered his cheek, and came ont at or near the
cmwn Of his heal ; he fell down in the cart ; Alder
Paid he was dead ; 'Dormer (aid no; it was only his
damned obilinate manner, though he declared he
did not know who the deceafed was at the time
they ilopt him. Immediately a fort of horror faz-
ed them, and they ran heir the cart without rob-
bing it, and crated over a field into the Reading
road, paired the Fleece lan, into the appetite tidd,
and went direttly through Marlow to Wycomb,
where they arrived about nine o'clock, having
fcarcely.fpaken the wboleway,except now and then
obferving, they hoped tht poor man, was not dead.
t When they were apprehended fame time after-
words upon fukiciou. they both acknowledged,
that they committed the murder, but each denied
being the a&ual perpetrator, and each-accufed the
other with firing the piftol ; and to the IA Tito-
went, in the moft feriotts and folenin manner. Dor-
. mer declared that it was,Alder who fficit the de-
ceafcd. While in prifon be behaved hi tube moll
unbecoming and abandonedmanner, and fpuke of,
the murder with very apparent unconcern, efpeci-
ally the day before he left the gaol to betaken to
the Affizes, and he declared ;file was to be hanged,
he would not die for nothing, for he would kill
tome one before he died; but upon his return to
the gaol he appeared a vtryaltered man, and fAid
the MA had fuck power over him that he could
not 'petition the Judge to have mercy upon him, but
hoped Goo would. He acknowledged that he had
been a very great and notorious offender, and had
committed, and was privy to, a great number of
robberies.

The day before his execntion he lignified to his
brother a with to fee Mr. Williams, the Curate of
Wycomb, who very humanely came over to fee
him the networning. He had lived fume time
with Mr. \Mann, who gave him a charatler of
being a tender .hearted man while in his ftrvice.
He appeared much pleated with his matter, and re-
ceived with great pleafure his friendly advice and
hea-ratinn.

Abort half pall twelve Dormer was brought on
the Drop, and after the Chaplain had finned his
prayers, he Tung the 3oth Hymn, from Mr. CAdo-
gan's Colleftion, in which the Rev. Mr. Williams
humanely joined himr This being finished, he ad-
drefred the fpeCtators, (who were very numerous)
in the molt impreffive manner, in nearly the fol.
lowing words :

Fellow Sinnere=The wretched Rate you now fee me in, I
brought on myfelf, by leading a wicked fife, particularly by
Sabbath-breaking, which infenfibly led me on to gambitoad
whoring, drinking and cockfighting ; take warning theftfore
by me, and keep out of bad company. I did not do the deed.
for which I am oodetnnt d to fearer, though I was concave I in
the fad-4t was Alder who did it, sod he ought to have (offer-
ed alio. This Sankt be a warning to Judges and Juries on
whom they ix the crime. " I con(cfi, however, that I leer
Jaitly. Me, I was fem to gaol, and until I was condemned,
I never thought of death; baetimak Gun, I have now (ten my
maga, and have repented in the 42 hours that were allowed
me, sad am a very different man, and feel mytelfperfedlip
happy.—Let me appeal to all who fee what a docking end I
mut mime to In a few minutes; don'ts() away and fay, a good
item bream: pray repent, and turn (torn your evff ways, you
grow itot bow limn death may vifit yda....in an hour's time or
Ws; nom of you are lure of an hour; may Goo-therefore
change imp bearu of (tone into hearts of flat ! lam lorry I
have nftd as 1 bare done; f have committed many offences,
though I have had many opportunities of doing well, but ne-
glected them all, till ft was too late. Many of you who now
hear me, may perhaps he intimately acquainted with my via s,
I hope thole will tura from their wicked ways, and nut con-
tinue in the habit of Sabbath-breaking. I forgive every body,
Mid I hope Goa will forgive me the many offences I have com-
mitted."
After he had finifhed (peaking, he rung the 12
Hymn, in which Mr. Williams ageit: afiilled him.
Jull as the executioner was fixing the rope he.turn-
ed to him and laid, he %rinsed to pray a few mw
mutes, and threw himfelf on his knees, and prayed
a fixott time. He then rote with every appearance
of the moll perfett compofure, and was launched
into eternity, about half pall one o'clock.
Burr, Jusr sr.—At the Quarter Seflions
held here on Monday and yefierday, Ann Thorn-
ton, for Itealing wearing apparel from Abigail
Mayes, was fentenced to fix months folitary con-
finement in the Houle of CorreCtion ; and Antho-
ny Vince, for finding a lead weight, and Eliza-
beth Brown, for Reeling fix pints of wheat from
Mr. Pokkis, of Withersfield, were each fentenced

to three months folitary ennfinernent in the fame
At Ipfwich Q2arter Seffions on Friday lan,
frgScofteld,conviaed of healing a feythe from
over, of Bramford, was fentenced to tight

At Beetles Quarter Stilton:, John Bonfley, in.
dided for a mitdernestnor' in tendering counterfeit
coin, was convicted, and ordered to be impritoned
for one year, and to find fecurlty.for his good be-
haviour for two years.
At Woodbridge (Ltarter Salons, Thomas
Holmes and John Burrows, indicted for petty far.
cency, were confided, and the forroer ordered to
be kept to bard labour for one month, and the lat.
telt for three months.
At a Petty Setlions held at Clare, 31 perfons
were confided and paid the teveral penalties, for
'baying and nting falfe weights and balances.
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY,
EDINSUIteII, JULY t7.—Yefierday JarriesThomt-
fon, tenant in Beuany, p trifh of Athelaanefordund
county r f Haddington and Janet Whiggliam,
late terrain to the (aid James Thornton, were
brought to the bar, on a chat ge of murder. The
libel recites part of an ad of the firlt parliament of
William and Mary, entituled, A(l anentmurdering
of .children, by which it is ordained, “ That if any
woman !hall conceal her being with child during
the whole (pace, and Mall not call fur and make
nfe of help and sir:Rance in the birth, the child tw.
ing found dead or antang, the mother &Al

l!iolden and roputc4 tbe ron rJerar other ovrAt child,"
tad thou Qttps,that on the evening of the aclth ol
'Jay 'aft, or early on the morning oldie a7th, tic,
:aid Janet Vl'higgham did bring forth a living fe-
mate child, in the bottle of the fad jamesThomibn
which child the laid James ThoMfon -and Janet
,Vbiggham, or one or other of them, did they and
;here murder, by firangulation, or in loose other
way to the public prolecutor unknown; and the;
laid James Thomfon did thereafter carry away they
body of the child, and bury it in a garden adjoin-
4ng to his bottle. At any rate, the laid Janet Whig
;ham did concealherbeing with child, and did not
call for and make ofe of help and aCtancc in the
birth, and the child was afterwards found dead, 4tc. i

James Thomfon pleaded Not sky.
A petition was given in for Janet Whig&ham,
Rating in the utual terms, that, as the futpicion of
being concerned is fuch a crime would injure her
charades- in this country, lbc would willingly con-
tent to be haggises' Scotland for life, or any other
time-their Lordlkips might think proper.
Mr. Buenas-, on the part of theprofecutiorn ob.
terred that when two pannels, in the fituation in
which the prefers tan flood, appeared at the bar,
there was reafon to believe that one of them might
have influence over the other ; for this melon, and
force favourable cirestadtanees which appeared in
the cafe of Janet Whiggham, the profecutor was
induced to content to the prayer of her petition.
With regard to James Thomfon, as he was led to
think, there would be a failure in the proof againU
him, the Lord Advoeate had agreed to defert die
diet fro loco et ,refervingto himfelf the power r
tof bringing on is at any future period.
After a fuitable admonition from Lo a o Jusric
CLERK) Janet Whizgham was banilhed Scotland
for life, with the utual certifications; to be corn
mitte.d to prilbn till Saturday next, then to be fet
at liberty, and allowed fourteen days to leave the
country.
The diet was defined againti James Thomfon,
and he•was fet at liberty.
James Alexander, a boy of about fifteen years of
age, convicted at the Circuit Court at Perth, in
April la% of wilful fire-railing, was afterwards
brought to the bar. Alexander, along with 114a-
ry 1-futchifon, his mother, having flood trial or
the above crime, at Perth Spring Circuit. the Jury,
by their verdift, found the libel againa hint "rimed;
but found the libel againft Mary Hatch-fon ea
proved; upon which the was difrnifted from the
The Judges, Lords DONSIIDIAN and MiTSVIN, ou
account of Alexander's youth, certified the cafe
to the High Court of Jufliciary at Edinliurgh.
There was prefented to the Court a petition from
the Gentlemen of the Jury, fubtcrilied by all their
names, Rating, that on account of the youth of
Alexander, they intended recomtnendin hint to
mercy ; but as the Judges were to certify the cafe,
it did not appear upon the record. A petition was
alto prefenteclby the Counfei in behalf of the boy,
Rating, that he had adtd under the influence of
bis mother; and praying far a mitigation of pu-
iilhment. The Chancellor the Crown contenting
Qo trantportation, he was accordingly ordained to
he traaported beyond teas for 4. years, under the
ritual certifications,

A man who has foefome time rendered hintalf
troublefome at Kew, attempted to interrupt We
Majefty as he landed at the Pier on Monday even-
ing from on hoard the Yacht, having placed hint-
felt in fuck. a fituation as to prevent the Kin c from
gaffing. Mr. FORD, who is at Weymouth, order-
ed the man to be taken into cuaody, and he was
fent to Dorchefter gaol.
On Monday ha an indidtment, very important
to the public, was traverfed at Huntingdon, againa.
Jeremiah Alkew, a tradefman at Yaxley, near
the Norman Crofs. Barracks, for having in his ea-
tody a quantity of Paillaffes and other articles,
marked With the broad, arrow, being the Govern.
ment marl. It was clearly proved that this man
had carried on a very confiderable traffick in ar-
ticles obtained from the prifoners of war at Nor.
man Crofs. Government had been for Tome time
aware of the extenfive depredations committed, and
notices were Ruck up in the neighbourhood of the
barracks, as a caution to perfons not to purchafe,
under any pretence, the cloathing, bedding, or
other articles furnifhed to the prifoners. The
amount of the depredations was to a very large
value ; but the greatell evil was, that of expofing
the prifoners to all the bad confequenees attending.
infufficient clothing at an inclement feafon, and
thereby defeating the humane intentions of Go..
vernment. Alkew had acquired a confiderable.
fortune.—He was clearly convkled, and fentenceit
to Rand in the pillory at. Norman Crofs, and vibe
imprifoned fox two years in the houfe of correction,
there to be kept to hard labour.
BUILOLARY.—Laft Sunda morning about three
o'clock the.honfe of Mr. BA-71130N a printer, of
Denmark-Brett, St. Giles's, was broke open, and
robbed of various articles of plate, feveral Bank
notes, and wearing rpparil, to, a confiderable
amount. The apartments of Mr. Williams, who
lodges in the houfe, were likevrife robbed of a aoL
Bank note, a 51. and two tl. notes; four dozen of
(leer handled, knives and forks, and various anti.
des of wearing apparel. At the time the villains
were leaving the houfe with their booty, Mr. New.
lyn, a conftablc of St. Ann's, being out upon duty,
the end of Denmark-lb-ea, in Crov-n-Rreet,
perceived fourinen coming out of the honk of Mr.
Ilavisoot and fofpefling they had broke it open,
atmsninedlo watch their motigns. On his fol-
lowing them, and.getriug a view, he dikovered
!two to• be of curiae-loos characters. They went
into the honk of a man of the name of Freake,
in Crown. ftreet. About (even o'Clock he procured
the•stifinanee of Croker, a Bow-ilreetoffi eer, and
they apprehended one of the robbers at the houfe
in Crown-greet. About four o'clock-in the then: •
noon they apprehended another of the men, and
Gnce that time a third has been apprehended, who
is ftrongly flifpeded of being one of the-robbers.
They were yeßerday examined at the Public Of-
fice Bow.ftreet. before Natheniel Conant, Efq. the
Sitting Magiftrate when Gm* of the Bank Notes
Rohm were proved have been found open them.
They were all fully committed for trial.

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.r..ceLEstAsricm, AVElAttklic pßbmcn
The Duke of Cumbartandlais apprinted the 11.-v. Hr. sty Ste-
photon Blackburn, of St4ohit's Cekktge, Cambridge, to hot e
'dials Royal Hkithnefeateitieftic Likagsl4ria..
COI map, Servaonr, Judi td...r•00 Tuerilay lait th At Rm.
John Prim. of dos Liege; Alez• Oreeniaw, of St.
Alban 144; and William Stephen GW,4gb, of St. jnbifi
College, athttota of Arts, were admitted Mailers o :An.;
end Mr. Joan Inkinfon, of Mt Souls Cotten, WAS ad Minot
Bachelor °Liam. • _ . _

On Thurgau Edward Tharlow. E(q. Get;tlstion Comatose(
of Magdalen Colkge, Eldcit fon of the late Bliltop DI otasa,
and nephew of I.* Thuhow, wan odadued, in Coirskatioy
to the borroury dwee of Mager of Arts, prefented b dic
Rev. Heary Pbiliputs, M. A. Mellow of Magdalen Collegi
Citacsathoe, jut, 14 —The Whop of London ha appoint.
ed the Retiltiehno Holden, Fellow of Sidney College, to be pap
of hie Maj Preachers at WhitebalL
The Rev. rge Origby, M. A. and the Rev. Samuel Co/-
by Smith, M. A. of Coins College, are dallied Fellows of that
Society.
Mr. Robeet Kau/ Nowell, of Peta,book wet on Friday
14 04;4 f.f Arts'

At tam *Tr,
of a ttausgbtai.
At Mt bode, in Qllll4lll Am ierect Welt, the ,Lady of Ma
Chan:let, Etc of a M.

MARRIED.
On the sad infant, at CiletAkil. in Notthlthalnairt, by the
Rev. the Deem of Lincoln, Mr. James Dowland. of Cockney
&foreland, to Mils Patrons, of alarld•
At Elgin, Wiliam lanes, Efq. of Denman, to Mifs Efts
Donaldfon, daughter of the late William Dotaakilik, Efq.
Oa hinntlay, • at Mary.la.Boone Church, William Hoene@
Dalton, Sfq. of auk, to Ws Loaf& Smith, of Robert-ftreet.
Adelphi Terrace.
On the Both uk. the Rev. Thos. Gnat, of the Me of Dunn.
fey, to Mil& Elisabeth Mittib. of Shafford, Bedfcadfhim.
On'the oath irritant, at the boufe of John Scott, Efq. of Ste.
pirea's.Orues, Mut liebect Moore, of Shannon-Grave, in the
county of Gaivroy, EN. listriitite at Law, to Lady Dunboyne,
widuvrof the kte Right Hen. John Lord Dunboyoe.
Tuefday kit, at Lee, in Kent, captain Williams, of the spit
Reglnient of Foot, to Mils Mar m, youngest daughter of tha
late Samuel Marti, kfq. of Belmont, Middiefez.
Thurfday fehtnight, at Bcverky, Jahn Pollee. M. D. to MAI
Ka. daughter of Chniftoober K. 44 Yfq. both of Beverley,
Bunchy fennight, at Huatingdon. V.4waniltforritt, Efq.ur
Rokeby Park, and late of ChwoMall, Cambridge, to Mffsifs.
belle Ann Cotton, niece to Adatiral Sit Charles Cotton, Bap,.
of Matlingley Park, near Cambridge. •
Same day, Captain &smiled Millington, of the Speculator; aE
Lynn, to MI Dewfon, daugbier of 4r. Samuel Dtwfok of
Cite fame Ogee.

At Newfcat, the tad of May, me. Jofetsh-Luke, merch-rit
in Edinburgh, to Mifs Mary Forbes, daughter of the deceafed
Joh° Forbes, Efsi. of Old bfebirum.
At Nether Horfcburgh, Preblo•fhlre. ea the a6th tilt. Mat
Nicol Milne, PhUlphasigh, to Miff Betfy Bell, third daughter
of Thomas Belt,FA of Nether Nora:burgh.
DIED.
Sends), fr.:might, at an advanced age, at his feat at Bonney
Firk, Niminghamihire Sir Thomas Parkyna, Bart. Father to
the I ~e Member for Leh:titer, Lord Mandate.

At Ke, kid,on dm 6di ittft kr. jebn Lob of Acraddo
fli verfotith Newcaltie.
• Monday, Mr. Edward Terry, an eminent brewer of Ayk.
finary, Backs

week, Mr. Hem Aldridge, of the King's Arms, Ma.
pkdorham, Oxon.
Wednefday, Theohald Park, Herta, after a few days iIL
acfs, Sir George William Prefeoit, Bari.
At Gilo6-11211, the eft infant, MIS Cecilia Craigie, eideß
daughter of the fate John Crii,gio, .1114. of Kilgraiton.
At Edinburgh, the ad 818. in the 534 year of her age. Mrs.
Marjory Reid, raid of the late ROW. M. William Hutto*,
ininifier of the golbel at Delbeith.
At Dundee, on the 3d. laft: Mr. Peter Klrkwood,merchaat.
On the lath int- at the- Hoe Wens, &Blot after a long sit/
painful innefs, Lady Horatia,.wift of the Right Hoc. 1,044
it ugh Selmer. Vier-Admita *Wm; atr.

.CAME ASTgAY TWO PlGS—Whoever
has loft them may.have them again, by defer; kag (heir
marks, and paying the mpenees. This Is the Mild dine eE
advatifmg. If not owned within fourteen days from the data
!savor, they will be fold to peg their expinees. Witnell my
hand this 24th of July, George Crick, N 0.6, Bleeding Heart.
yard,Hattob Garden

To THOMAS TAYLOR, F.fq •
' No. co, Bridge-Rot, London.
Honoured kir, .. . Edinburgh, March ti, dot. *.
T BEG !cave to inforw yon, that ever (ince the
' a year r iga, I have hisco afflicted with the Lues Venerea 8
' which, from its °Minutely refilling every sourfe of medecinte •
pr!fcribedb? the moll eminent of the funky hems sod under.
going feveral revere caner, of failvation, and twice dila-aged
Rom the HAMA with little relief, would appear to be of the
' matt inveterate nature. In the fixing of dill year my difordmi
had got to filch a head, as nearly to pm a period to my eslilence s
.1 hada Urge ulcer on the crown of my head. sot s• melt arm.
and my legs were broke out in a (rightist manner; mg
was dreadfully painful. and had been in a Rate of
for the left (even years ; my left had alto two buys nisdhisteek
was eery muck dikolwared, and gave ma Each miaribbilles Ong
particularly when warm its bed, as nearly to dep etre one dint.
In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thu**
fon, (who received fo great a core by than here), to take you. i
Lease's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the a6th of May;
in the courfe of a fortnight I began to receive betiedit--in little
more thin a month the ulcers nn my head andannalligreirgar
lly healed—form after the (ores on my kgs homasfiaiini kiwi&
;however, ecmillerable dikolouration in the Oda, and pain In
the hone of the left, which, by the blelling of One, and a Salo
Mager perfeverance In your invaluable Medicine, fubfidni; the
11440 difliCrang, the lkin regaining its natural hoe, and the noc-
turnal poles gradually going off,-4 thus beeline, by your Now
auk advice and 'sedition. pettedly free from all my Conner saw
plaints—have recoetred my fotmer fpirit and ftrengtb, ands,a
become Jody and fat, in which Rate having continued man?
month to the altenlibment of all wit° anew me, i am at a ledi
is what terms to cancers my gratitude, but keg you, for tie
good •E other Coffering rni, rods, to make this my este as Pail
* ponlble, iie i Chan on every °minor ; in fo doing yea Wig
greatly ablige,Sir, r grateful, obedient, very humble fermi"
ALEX Pt Bavan's Clore. High-ftreet, Edinbill4
Witatfes to the above curei--John Thompfon, No. g. •
'PauarY-market, John istintoßi,Old Affcmhy (lore, Edin
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, I'HOMASM
LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his lifookie
N 0.9, New litlage-fireet, London; where, after a coolimi
renitence &more than thirty-St years, In a practlee partinallita •
ly diredied to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, sad ado bd.
dental to the Parts of Generation, with !hat imielabls keyed,
which Men of his Profeillon &mild always (Mem in (itch calms
'he fitters !linden', the advise and aleßance be grandtouliy ad.
minifturs to perfons taking this Medicine, will be efteemelp
by a difeernlog Public, as an advantage kid= attainable, ail
void of all ambiguity.
Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience olds&
living at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alhielp
Area, Pall-Mall; the Toy-ilsop, Nn. 103, Oxford
Mr. Dillsorough's, N 0.7, Flat an-et-hill ; Mr. Steel, be=
No. z Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Wag il ta,SNAPbbride,ge,
bridge, Edinbuclet Mr. Calla/ere, Dublin ; anli b PIS
fbn In every confiderable town to Great Etritaln and , *
bates of only an pd. each, haled up, with fen eat al"
tvniwas,wlhereby perfoos of either fez mily awe
with cafe fcerecy, and Wm.
N. a , flax fold to Great Refrain is faded up vole •
Stamp, ich, by Moor of the ConunitEoners, it Mita*
at the Stangs-Olileo.-T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bdefignereell.ed•
Induce wbachls ttiong and all others are emottetlaN
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DANIET. (00Darmsby-ftreet), at OR STAR Entargoo.
Cortex. No. I, Veref.nurat; and pabilibed by ULM
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Ism, oil it the draa-0, ram Taapk.liar ; es °aids
Olio 21 oximps*gsso Ar the Banos an repot OW
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