Star.
London, England, 1801-10-02 00:00:00

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' The followingliti the citrioue particulars,S.,the
trial of George lieareontithe la Staff,* -rielluies.
flir forgery t , . •
In confequence of information received by the
Bank of England, relative to Fears*, they fent di- :
reCtions to then' agents in Maocheller, to lay tome
plan for the detedion oltbe.plifoner.io,sheiutter..,
mg of forged ;banknotes.; -Inttrueleps were, in
confequeste, given.to Mr. Aladin, a conitable of.
Manchefter; and on the sfi inilaat, Mr. Nadia,
accompanied by Me. Kiribati Knowles, another
conftable of Maucheltert went to thehoure of
Fearns, known by the nine of the Bottom -Pqblic-
honfe, four or five miles from the
; it was neat
elevcu.at night wheo thci arrived there ;"Nadirs,
underiloname of Wm. Oliver, and Knowles, by
his chriftien name ef Mairfhall, d,as.hawk-
in hawk-
pedla ; ,AS'a confirmation of tha( being rs their;
by mefs,,they had with them a quantity of
itneflins,
prints; &c. with a one-horfe chaife or Ott:- yearns
himfelf attended them, and the only
.obfervation
Malin thought proper to make- thit, Wetting to
the prifoner, was, It is badtiiii2SPaWdit man
has few work. t 6 live honehlyo ;In the morning
tat an early breikfaft, at which' Fearns partook),
isdia 9rdered Convert= and milk, ancifjuit/pfup
Poling that a man who eras guihf of one. fpecies
of villainy, would not be very fcrupulous, if op-
portunity offered, of committing another, found.
fault with the rem; mid alked where he bought it?
Fearns replied, of a man at Manchefteri . Nadia'
laid he dealt in that article, and. could .help -him to
'fame very cheap Fearna faith X fttPnefe You are
Onnlggler ; but how low cao; you afford it ? tllq
'other anfwered, ,at 65., and 6s. fni. a , gallon
Fearns immediately ordered any quantity, but alk-
ed how he could-manage to fend it, without •tlic
Knifeman knowing of t ? Nadin informed biro
that: he put a calk of 20 or, 21 gallons into a barrel
of Aziseriean flour,, put flout round it, and fent it
astour I.searns raid that was a good plan. Na-
din and. Knowles now fhewed, their goods Ito
Fearns, afking.hina a . price, not a,fouxtht patt of
their value and Nadia raid ,111Knowift; " Mar-
tha; when did that man fay ,be wouti, fend the
flog P' (for an explanation of the eLant,ternis,l fee
the end of this account,) on whicht;mogiefaidihe
&pooled they sarerehwirto (poimingtothe goods)
which Nadin raid was the cafe. -Poring the eon-
verfaiionreative to there goods, Nadia .put down
a forged Halifax one guinea note ; Fearns raid he
Could not change it; -Nacho told him be did not
want it changed, he wanted him to look at it, and
L• if it was not well done ; prifoner laid, he law
it was afbrged one, and thought it was badly done.
—Nadin the 9 anced Knowles where the firervet
were? (on has nfing this cant term, he obfa.rved
Fearn's countenance to change ; he had looked
rather glooms before, but now he appeared quite
Salome). ' I'earns faid, the fcreeve bufinefs was
very good two or three years ago, but one Jackfon
had quite fpeika it; din allied where Jackfon
was ? Fearns replied, he is per out of. the Country,
about fortis heifers.- Neadivi "now fbewedhirn fume
forged Bank of gngland notes (which he informed
the Court he had from a perfon who was fentenced
to tranfportation at Chefteraffizes, forhaeingthem
in his po(Fefien) ; Fearos fisida there were very'
badly executed ; Kadin raid the thought •he had
never Peen any that -were better done ; be had
fled feveral, and had no doubt bin- he, .thould
AO a great many more. Fearns afked where he
got them ?. Nadia Paid he 'gad them from one Ben
Baker, bin he was at a lots how to get any more,
as' Baker was run away. Fearns aficed what he
gave for the el: fireeves? Nadin laid Bs. 6d. and
itis for the ll.'s, Feting (aid, that is the price I
give for them • but you mule not offer to-faisaffeany
an Leek or GOrigletiati,l for if you do you will' be
ireddireely. Nadin faid he had ilsollud one at the
Bull, in Cougleion. Pearls Skid, at is a wonder you
was not 114: a' mat •vists taken up there a.
time ago, who is notat-in Choker gaol, and has
been jruniting about me, and the Conflables and ca-
valry ftbm Leek have been and fearched my hoar.;
and feveral Other bonfes about here, that deal in
the/creme way.• Malin aiked hint how he kuewf the
man had foitebed of him ? He faid the man bad
wrote Come letters to his friends siiWalfidl, which
were direftedtobe left et his hotill,andwhen hefts* i
theCheiter poll mark on them, he gieffed Who thy I
*ere frcini, and fo -opened them. Prifoner then
anted Nadia, if ever he dealt in 51. or tol. fere-ever?
Nadittfaid.he never law any; he wifhed he could
get Tome, and then he would go to Ireland, and
buy falt beef and pork, and could pals any quan-
tity there. Fearns faid, he did not mind if he
went with them.—Knowles, who had jolt before
left the room, came in, and fetid, there was a man
att'he door, who, hethought, came from Man-
cheter ; on which Nadia laid, you man not let.
any body in here, thefe goodikare all Bole to, and
if any body fees them and me, I (hall be taken up;
Fearns laid he might be quiet there, nobody thould
come into that room; and added, I will thew you
a 51. femme before you go. He then went out to
the perfon, who was a liquor merchant, and in 1
about an hour after returned to Nadin and Knowles, I
and bronght with him a 51. and al. nose,- flaying,
there are wicks, look at mine and look n yours a
Nadin .faid he never law a 51. ft-reeve before, -and
raked what he fhould give for it ? Fearns replied,
he gave a guinea and a half far it ? and, being
an called out, twitched the note from Nadin,
• it into his coat pocket, and went out of the
room ; ofter he had flayed Tome time, Nadia bel
gar tithiakie would not fell any of the hotesshel
therefore dire.ted Knowles, under the pretences:4
going for a fwq, to fetch the Conflables from
Leek, that Fearns might be apprehended under the
late Aft of Parliament, for having abet soma in
his polferma 4. but after Fearns had been abiint as
hour; orMore, be again returned, and, holding
two sites kr His head, Nadia offend him three
gunman for them, fuppofies they were tern ieL
notes, on which Fears looked earaelly at hilts,.
and (aid, Aye man 1 but tine is a wife-reeve. Na-.
din then agreed with him fr the tot. note at three
guineetoim 51, one at one guinea ands half; and
a 11. sots -a half a vista ; he then put his hand
into anitilide waiftemst 'pocket' and pulling out a
he: •.snok reeve it a atl and tl. nose. wesSell.

fadirritgo witikevl-7t. 1,4 ;61 tie prig $t -r&
ed to-part with allele, Laying he was goinglntl,
ork(hire loon, and couliiinieb them lot tht-tr full
Salue; he thenclireded Nadin to atteridro the dates
of the notes, And to foil tbum accordingly ; anR
Paid, this mull be dons by rubbing them with a
fweaty hand., and all osty;way, that he mutt net
fqueeze, or,rumple, the* in his hand, as tlit imi-
tation of the water-Mark *as done with a Rif ful,
-Itance, aft if he fqueOted it, it would break all
Iwo Wok, ; he added, there are a good fort, my bro-
ther Tom and I played the devil with thcm in
Wales, fall Chalet fitir ; wd' went to die fair, and
from' thence to Wales, where we fmalhed about
sool. worth. Nadia afltesi in what he had hid •
them oily? he replied in horfes and cattle, whit!'
I took into Nortinghamfhirc and fcl 1 ; I have a
I liceincetocleal,in.horfes. He thenafked Nadin if he
knew Long Tom, he laid do you mean Tom Mosley.
Fearqs faid'he'did not'know his furname, but that
was the man he had them of ; he comes here, faid
be, once a month ; it is now three weeks linee he
was here, he will be here again next week, and
you may then have any quantity: The Conftables
from Lea were now arrived ; Feasts was taken
inth cuftody, and the next morning was commits
ted to the county gaol by the Rev. Mr. Powis.

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Mr. Nadin underwent a revere crofs-examination
Iby Mr. Serjeant WILLIAMS,,but without the lea ft r
vitiation in his evidence, which was fully con firztt4
ed by Mr. Knowles, whore evidence madly correfa
ponded with that of Mr. Nadin. ..
fit Mr. Glover, an Infpelor from the Bank, roved
,that the feveral Bills purthalcd by Mr. • din,
,fronktbe prifoncr,and there found upon him, era
.all forged.
1 The prifoner being called upon for his defence,
'laid be knew nothing of the notes in quellion ; he •
did not fell them, and he had witneffes to prove he
did not.

James Bloor Dated hlmfclf to be a bread baker
and dealer in flour.living near the'prifoner's honks
laid he was there at the fame time with Mr. Na•
i din and Krapwles, .and anodic time that Knowles
wa4 abfinr.iciuring which nwfuch 'Duvet-ration at
that Rated by Mr. Nadin, railed bftween'him and
the prifoner, nor did he hear of or fee any notes,
veld& he mutt have done if the prifoner had fold
or paid any to Nadin; alfo contradieted all the
Principal circ urn (lances.
The Jury, without hefitation, faund Fearni •
guilty—Death.
Bloor, the witnefs, was taken into euflody, the
Solicitor for the Bank undertaking to profecute
him for perjury at the next affixes.
in palling fentence on Fearns his Lordihiptold
him, his was a crime that prevented any applica-
tion for mercy• ' the Paper Credit was now the fe.
curity of the affluence, the riches, and the power
of the country, and if Forgeries were fo freqtrent,
and fo well imitated the originals that the molt
wary might be deceived, they mull be flopped,
or there would be an end to commerce, an end to
us as a copntry. Forgeries like thefe a ffeled the
property of the people, in a way asrainft which they
qad no fccurity : a man might prevent being rot-
bed' of much on the highway, by c-Irrying but
tic with him ; doors am.-windows might be bar-
red ; hur ageliala forgery there was no fccutity; if,
ifor inliance, the papereredit cif the Bank of England
;was deftroyad by the numerous forgeries opon it,
or if they were obliged to pay thefe forged Bill,,
it mull tvaftws was its capita!) be its ruin. To
whale extdps sjaafe forgeries are carried, fume faint
idea may be conceived; when the prifoner himfelf
owns that in one journey ht paired away upwards
of 5001., worth. But there *as another bar to
mercy frit• the prifoner, and another high aggrava-
tion of his crime ; he had brought forward a man
(Bloor), who in the Molt grofs, moil impudent,
and fhatneful inanner,,came into that court to
commita wilfulperjury ; who (wore that hautd not.
leen the father, brother, or fervant of the prifoner
fusee he came to thh place, when by the moll
refpedable witneffes it Was clearly proved he had
Vern with ;them, ate and drank with them, and
even fleptillehhcht* of them. He hoped the re-
peitetconviCtions would convince the who were
copcstrned in this traffic, that it was impoSble
foe them to carry on this nefarious midst without
deteition. Lail fummer it was his painful duty,
afktheAfttaes at Warwick, to prefide at the trials
feveral of the manufallurers of thefe fort of
notes; they had long carried on this trade, and
by dealing with perfons as infamous as them felves,
and only with one at a time, they thought them..
(elves quite fecure, but they were betrayed by a
man as infarrions- as any of them, on whole evi-
dence, corroborated by the moil undeniable and
credible Witnees; they were conviacd, and no
les than nine were fezitenced to death, which fen-
tenets were fulfilled. In the prefcnt intlance,
yearns gave his confidence to two men, (!rangers
to him, becaufe they found means to fatisfy him
they were as wicked, as infamous as himfelf. His '
Lordfh ip then more particularly addreffing the pri-
loner, informed him that When a crime like his was
proved. the Law, mull take its court., he thet.foie
•Avired him to.
,errtploy the: (hors time he had to
remain in this world, in elideavoming to obtain
pardon for his rdkny crimes, and earnetlly to an,
f)tAliettes of FIF.Ave%, for on Earth the Rtes cf
mercy were Phut again fl him. His LorNhip then,
in the molt awful and impreffive nianner, pro-
nounced fcntence of Death.

Feat was executed on the Bth rf A ngi
The following is an explanation of t]
ht the above trial.
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tt sti44o.
lifoigvil Bark Note.
'Li.-/foat Laneafisire pink) Lightfonw. alturftil.
Gott awe she Cwww7 Tratifitortect.
"Sad Paid away. ; •
.Taken tritest-teddy.
I.Fatults Impeaching, ialtwatos

• Yea4rd4 erlOrning died Mr. My t. cues,
TtAwer:ltreet„atbothecary, after a few hours
Tile gaols of Cheiler, Trim, and other .
the Empire, are to be immediately adarza4
der, Ay the rerpettive Grand Juries, to
prifOttets "fret air and Litrij."

go/. •
the cant
soda
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Of Great
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. SPORTING INTEELIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOREA laterriblo, 180 i.
IV ELM [SPAT wart. sch
The Town Pt. k 54...tier' old cphs(iß. alb:
and fillier, 31b. ' Entrance Igs.
k N. ,D. The late Mr. Ferran., by his wiiiklireW
his executors to pay jogs to the winner of
. Plate. •
1). of G rthnres,b. f. Penelope, by Trumpator - t
Sir F. Standinet. b. f. by Sir Peter, out of the Yellow tn.
Mr. f4i.st'aute's b.tilbruther to Marie
Mr. Witfoi,'. b. c. Striver, by Dslpini - - 4
Mr. Hammes c 6. c. try Precipitate . • - 5
Mr. Thomas Smith's b. e. Wetter, by Ekape 6
3 to I on Penelope.
1). of OltAF7o:l',Remnant. beat LdCutwohy's
Young Spear, 84. eacht Ab. M. ions. 3 to t
on Remnant. •
Mr. Wit. sores Triumvir, ill. tolls. beat Bir C.
-381.111aUltr'S Froth, 7tl. 31b. 111rR 3 qrs. of Ab.
tygs. atot on Triumvir.
vutntsosr, octossa 7.
, Thy- Ring'. Plate of wog.. (of 4-yt olds. carrying
loft. 41b. t.yr °lob I 61b. 6-yr olds JAL and
tir WI. :lb. R. C.
.sartiville. b. e.Dlek Ashrem, 4 Yrs old • is •
',Mr. Latelbrakcia cb. e. Alitcry, 4 yrs old •
Mr . Hcatbcote's b. e. Aruba, by overtop. 4 twat : t
• Mr. Wristlet br. h. Union, by Pimp, 3 sr...aid
Seven to 4on Dick Andrews. fto 2 agR. Myf.
tery. to tot agil. Overton.
• Si* C. Banbury's Eleanor beat the D. of Graf;
ton'. Flambeau, 811 *lb. each. Acrofs the Flat,
soop, h (L.—Thirteen to 8 on Eleanor.
D. of Grafton'. Hornby Lars, 811. sib. beat Mr.
Y. Neale's Humbug, Bft. D. I. cogs.- .Even Dem
Mr Wilton'ilTriumvir, U, 71b.. beat Sir.c. Dun-
• till: Froth, 71ii_41h. Ifrft ;qrs. of Abs zsgat,
en to 4 9n Triumvir.
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MAIL HAD, MONDAY, SEP?.
A Cup of Sol. 'value, being a. futifcriptiust of five
guineas each; the furplus, if any, to be paid to
the winner in fpccie, horfes carrying toll. that
never. won the value of sot in plate or Areep-
. flakes before the day of naming. The belt of
three 4-mile buts. Mares and gelding. allow-
ed 31b.
Mr. Spumes Leda, by trightlyer, out of Case-
,,xende. aged- , - 2
Mr. Smiths ch. t by Doe Quixote, out of a Mee
to Kass David, 4 yr. old - - - 2 dr
Ld Iloneoll, Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Porter, Mr.
bockray, Mr. Davis, Mr. Martin, Mr. Johnfon,
and IA Scarborough, are fubfetiGers, but did not
• name.

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".• Ty ma*:
A Purfe dfsol. value, by tubfcribersoffive guineas
each • tn. which will be added, the Noblemen
and Gentlemen's fubfcription, for hotfes carry-
ing salt. that never won the value of gd. in plate
or fweenflakes before the day of naming. The
bed of three 3 mile heats. Mares and geldings
allowed 31b. To be rode by Gcntlethen.
Lir. Markt:o elt. g. Emperor - . . 1 S. t
Mr. Speueres Latta, by HigbOyet, oat ea.-
10 oqmode, aged - - 1 3 5 2
Ld Doorgaire di. b. Marva - - • A bolted

lii•in•

• PONTEFRACT RACE% =MAT, ROT. fs.
M' pounds given by the Mernbero rot all ages.
Tsio.roile heats.
Lard bartlagesn's Itatigard, 4 yes. shl 1 I
Mr. Whestiefs NtidtW, s yrs. - 2 0
Mr. Sitwell's b. r-Letweilyiskt, 3 rtofd 4 3 3
Mr. Wousiorta's b. c. Mink. 3 vv& o 1 3,
WlDDltabar. _

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!tifty pounds for all ages.--Four-mile beats.
sgoldrs 6. g. Cockbait, 3ym 011 .0 • I r
Mr. Cornforth's b. e. Ammar, 40* 4111 • s a
Sr R. Whisi'v b b. Kb& $ yrs. aIK g•
- 1.41. Scarbormigl4 be. Wasaberte, 4 Its" oid • • 414
• r ivataar.
Fifty pounds for 3 y-r. olds. 7R. 211 b. t and 4-yr.
olds. 134 t. 21b.—Two-aile
Mr. Wiltoo's Driver, by Haby, I
qi Mr T. Dikstgoe's Doodle, old • 4 1
Ur. Lampligfiter, br Haby, - I t
Ur. lialleles bay lily, by ravager, • 4:11

La ft Monday week, the hounds of joserlif
Moos and Totowa' Saacizat, Efqrs. near Looe,
in Cornwall, nnisenneded a dog fox, which, after
a very_fewere chafe, and running through not lets
than fix was killed. Rone of the horfe-
men were hi at the death. Thirhounds had killed
four hates before they darted the fox. In the
heft of the chafe, Mt 'rattail/au, fon of the
Re • Sir Ha aa T Tat Ls wit ITp Bart. of nett wney,
Id Cornwall, in leaping a hedge, plunged with
his hr.rfe into a quarry on the other dde. From
the quantity of furze, undeistood, and brambles,
in the quarry, which broke their fall, the Gentle-
man at: ! his linrfe ilia:lined no other injury, than
the face of the former being terribly feratched
and tors.

jr•SN 1011! TOR OCTOBIR.—!'uII DreirCS.AI.A

- toned drefs of thick white monin ; a police of
eambriernuilin trimmed all round; long ffeeves.
A bonnet of buff filk, trimmed with purple ribbon.
A round drefs of white main drawn dole :nand
.the throat, with a double frill ; long &eve& A
green handkerchief tied careletsly round the neck.
A army hat turned up in front, and trimmed with
_green tlbbons.
Head Dreffes.—A black fall hat tented by in
front, with a fell crov. n, and ornamented with
blAchifeathers. A white tannin bonnet trimmed and
tied under the chit *ith white ribbon. A linw
hat turned up before And lined with blue blue
nftric't feathers in front.- A bonnet of dark=
Milk, two ollrich feathers of the fame colour
ill front to fall contrary ways; a bow of green'
edge! with white on the left fide. A bonnet of

3111krEMILEIt 24.
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I'vtg titfornltrileaktheinviets Nom the tonotty
are alftflat iteE•etplttediabctphen the velfels near
'thz.Aitiejtoke Lock* will be flifficient/y filled fox
1-their iroyage, when they will embrace the fir( op.
iortnpity, of wind and weattlir to proceed to Cork.
It is calculated that above 860 Of fbch cony idls
Ijrilt brume out of the country, we nsay fay, indeed,
;Tor ever6ithe fiippott of whom in the different gaols
' hislottgotcationed a heavy 4e fs to be Elides the in-
hibitanis of every county in Ireland. ..
On Tuefday morning late, ;shout one o'clock, the
dwelling-houfe of Mr. Xtvainagls, gardener, at
Harold's.crofs, was borglaritiefly bra* open by
tisree villains, artled with blundeybu fres, and hering
_their faces veiled. They robbed Mr. Kavanagh of
too guineas, fome valuable articles, and after force
aas of perfonal violence, commuted on Mr. Kava-
nagh and his wife, the felons made their efcape.
Satnrday tail,
.7043 Catlioll was executed at the
frOnt of the New Gaol, purtuant to his (entente,
for robbing Mr. Bremsan, near the Canal Bridge,
at the leoWGround.
A poor looking man was taken ant of the canal
yclierday, near Portobello* where, from his ap-
pearance, he mull have lain a eonfiderable time.
He was (offered to lie on the bank all night and
this morning, at which !time it was riot known
/km. whence he came or to whom he belonged.—
When taken out of the water one of his hoes was
liound in his pocket.
Serf. 26.—Monday night a gang of (even rob-
bars entered the howls of the widow Watsn, at
litrlfOrath, near Moliiiiavat, by forcing a Itrong
limn bar from one of the wintloyis. Having de--
'Mauled her money, and Ike denying to have any
4111the.hOufe, they fet fire to fume flax and pitch i
Which t/ Ay brought with them, tied her hands and
!het, and threw her into the flames, by which
'means they extorted her pocket-book, which con-
tained about fifty guineas. This rum did not fa-
tisty them, and they demanded as snitch more;
but at length teemed coUviaced they had got the
entire, they went off, leaving her in the flames!
the remaistaier of the family then releafed her, but
fo muchlttrna* that it Is wonderful the furvired
their bintillty.—Previous to breaking into the
dsrellinghobre, they forced the barn, to fee if any
workmen flept there, and in that cafe; to recur,
them while they committed the robbery. It was
their intention so fet fire to the hours.; should they
not be able to force an entrance, and aatially
• brought a burning turf with them for that purpofe.
Seventy-one movies hive arrived at Clirk from
the counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, Limerlek, Clare,
and Kerry, fur the purpofe of b6ng embarked inr
Botany Bay.

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I Wednefday night Mr. Langhorn, Attorney, of
Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, paling down Snow.
hill, in confequence of the rubbilb thrown upon
the pavement from the briildings lately polled
down, unfortunately (tumbled, and felk under a
coach that was paling, the wheels of which went
over one of his legs, and broke it in two places,
took of the tops of two of the fingers of his right-
hand, and alto confulerably bridled him.
On Tuefilay, as a boat with feven men and a
midfkiprnaft were coming into Sheernefi, from the
Bosses, at the Nore (to which they belonged),
they were in a heavy fquall of wind upfet, and,
all except one man, who was picked up by a ref.
fel, unfortunately perifhed.
On Monday fe'nniy,bt a man proving afowl.
ing.piece at Aberdeen, it burfl, and a portion of
the barrel grazed his break, and lodged in his arm
which is notch lacerated. _

Thurfday fe'nnight, a young Mad from Kirk-
caddy, clerk to a mercantile horfe in Leith, while
bathinkto the Eaft of the NOW Gilds Works, had
"De biedepth, and was unhappily drowned.
Irs arty of Gentlemenfrom Edinburgh, who were
tvying at golf near the Fall end of tale Links,
hig heard the cries of this unfortunate fniferer,
immediately ran to his affiftatice. Three of them
etith a humanity which mat ever retied the higheß
honour on-their characters, regardlefs of their per-
fowl laity, rallied at one and the fame time into
die water, ands bad it not been for the rapidity of
the flowing tide and roughnefs of the lea, this
young man's life might have been Caved. Ano-
ther young lad having with great intrepidity and
at imminent hazard (warn out to his abidance, got
hold of the drowning man by the arm, and had
dragged him a conliderable way, when he was
obliged to difengage himfelf, being quite eithaulted
by the Orength of the tide. The body was not
fsand unlit after fuck interval of time as rendered
entikly ineffectual all the-means prefcribed by the
Humane Society for' reaoring fafpended anima-
tion.
Friday hat, while the mafons were taking down
the tenement lately condemned in Paterfon's-court,
Lawn-market, Edinburgh, a done fell from the
building and (truck a labourer in the areet. He
was immediately carried to the Royal Infirmary,
and his life is defpaired of.
On Satirday fe'nnight, was committed to Lan-
cake Cattle, by JOHN Vausa, Efq. jade Matcher,
the yoonger, a horfe hirer and bread baker of
Wigany charged upon oath before the above Ma-
gittrate, withliaving robbed the poll boy carrying
the mail between Chorley and Wigan,_ in October 2
1799 ; and for flopping the fame boy ■• feces&
time, as he was conveying the bags of letters be-
tween Wigan and Clunk'', on the morning of the
a9th of December follov ing.
Lad Tuefday as one of the waggons, engaged
in conveying the baggage of the South Olouceller
militia hens Battle to Rye, on their route to Shorn
Cliff, was pm Bing through Udimore.the ander dri-
ver, a lad about 16 years of age, tieing tired, es.
prelfed his delay to ride, upon which a fattier on
baggage attempted to lift him up whil& the
lice was in motion, but being overpowered by
weight, they both fell to the ground, when the
'heels of the weapon went over the poor lad's
' and uahappay killed him upon the fptot.
foldier luckily efcaped the *heals, her had
of his arms end a rib broken, asd was attarc
is. au:Boa meta of his had,.

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' . . Vidt-Witfter, litl2l.ls CAITLIN* tar?. 22.
His Excelltney die Lotto Levi sisalsr has been
pleaded to figii: Ceiromilfions for the following
Gentlemen, to be,OAcers in the undermentioned
Diflrifi Corps :
Xs,urnoney Infantry second Lienyernatt 1344 t.
Sirft Lieutenant, vlie Hutchinftis, -prano ttltsjanses y-
'
holds, Efq. Second Lieutenant, rite Douglas, od.
Antrim infancry-.Secemsl Licsitenant J. Ssisi ll‘ Pla
Lieutenant, shit Padlock, relived; Joins Hunlhala, E.
Second Lieutenant, The M'Cullogis, promote+
Duhallow CaSidry—Secood Lieutenant Thomas Holmes, /hit
Liestenant, vice Lyfaght, refired; Henry Parser, Efq. Se=
cord Llano:must, 10. Hams, promoted.
Loirthergtown Cavalry—Thomat Alkali, Et+ Third Lira*
runt, vice Irvine, refired. '
Peliaglidinem Cavalry—Third Lieutenant ;
Ylrft Lk-neon:o vice Den, rrfignot . .4.1.
=ll
Efq. Second Lieutenant, eke Ruder, Icaila7 ‘ .
1 4 • fr •:.
Fethard Cavalry... Robert Cvaik* Wq• FA 1.1011 OWlreigil
Haan, raped.
Itorcrea Went rf—Wm. iitttchininn, Efq. PIM '
'eke
?Arch, detested. •
Cl!! of Waterford Cavalry-4=s Huta, 114 0111414116 140 E
weagney, r -* , : '
Decies-withoucerttin Cavalry—The* htattitsolll4 Orin '
vice Keane, reeved.
Newtown-Darcytatasiu7w-Seauclunnp
ic=eage. vSri{coPeato. vine Lard VScoant Vaionia, t
tiolsebera Infiattp—Olcovortiy Soden, Efq. Captain. Antho-
ny torefte, Efq. Firft Lieutenant. A/esander Olathe, Efq.
Second Lieutenant.
Caledon Cavalry—John Pringle, Elq.
Portarlington lathier's...Snead Linst==Dtrirdell,
Elva Lieutenant Vice Blair, deceded; Amidst Carey, Ilk.
Second 4..iinttensnt, vice 13ovidall, proposed.
Clare lohntry—Sectind Lieutenant Maki joialtio, Flit
Lietterark, vice Kyle,'decsafai • /1; 7 t
Counsels Cavah7--Scand Lieutenant *14:111010 Fit*
' • Lieutenant, vice Shaw, refigned; John Raw, set. Sear.
Lieutenant, vice Hunt, pronsoce+
Matiorharailton "Carib yi.-il. AivaltAtig, iSq. Puffin Lka-
taiect.

ECCLESIASTIC AND ACADEMIC PROMOTIONS.
The Rt 4. Jest LS BAILTOk. M: A, L pretested to the valor
ble dt A near Ulverltiin, (In the gift of the
covets) Indust by ideith of tbe Rev. Dr. BA Laver N.
The Rev. W. West has been infthuted to the valuable Ree.
dory of,Broadry, in Mex.
06 Thurfday. the teth init. the Rev. R. 11.0. AC It was init.
toted tot/bellying of Most Condelti, Eget, by the Lord Bilhop
of Lonna,.
The Ret.Archdeacon M at is appointed, by the Lord
ArebeiLop of Voss, to the Prebend of Caddie, its:ant by tie
death ef the Act. Dr. BALDWYN, Reder of Aldingleam.is
Lsiscsitire.
The Rte. TASLWAL Ltusivar, LL. B. is infikated to
the rectory of Lanvain Kilgedin' MonrnouthThlrc, on the pre-
fentadon of Sir C. Ado aOA N, Bert. of Tredqgar.
The Rev. JAmrs GiLIoAST, Is appointed .D. -neftft r.s.
lain, to the Right Hon. Lord Vl:Count Rasta LA CH.
Mr. WI LLI •it R.tID, prate/au of tlie gape! in Se. Moises,
has been eledted minuet of the Chapel d Ede in 10intarnodt.

sum Inca, Sim sse—At a Gesend Ordination held in
the Cal&deal of Norwich, on Sunday Wt, the 42 ighe Rey. the
LordßilLop of the bioeefe °idolised ado folkdreg
'DEACONS.
W. C. Drew, B. A. Mut ColicabrCambride.
LWm Pcat, manuel College,
W. Stocking, King's College, Candw.
J. R. Tunney, Corpus Chen! College, Canto.
71ornas Sugden Talbot, B. A. Cahn College, C.ambr.
Abel Wainwright, Trinity Hall, Canthr.
James Synsonds, S. A. Cafes College, Comb,.
PRIFsSTS.
?nods !dw. Arden, B. A. St. john's College, Cambr.
john Davie, B. A. Sydney College, Cembr.
Martin Hogg, B. N. Oriel College, Oztord.
I)47olanheTureyLuc,a;;Liiii.A.Mef:is" Calkie
ollege, CaCtnrhabrr. • •
Meadows, A.A. Corpus Cluifti College,
Cater..
Charles Illlarton, S.A. Cprpus CUM College,
Richard Taylor, M.A. jefus College, Catlin%
J. H. W. Williams, M.A. Fellow of Om Hall, Cambs.. I

pea-green, or other coloured 111 k, tied under the the ha
chin, and ornamented with kite feathers. A cap earria
of white and lilac muflin. A wreath of oak or his we
laurel through the hair. rafhlonable head-drags wheel
of kair. head,
• Obtervations.—The fatlionable colours are The
fcarlet, and blue for flowers and feathers, one of
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