Star.
London, England, 1806-03-03 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Herenles, country fhip, difpatched from Bom-
bay for the Mauritius, laden with cotton, was taken off
the Cape 4 Good Hope, the loth December, by the
Napoleon French pri►ateer,and on tite t 3th Decemb. r
the prifoners, with the Captain and crew of the D. 4•
mond whaler, captured on the loth November, were
landed at the Cape of Good Hope. On the 21St
December Governor J fent thirty-levee Eng•
lifh prifoners on board the Danifh (hip Bitbriermerin,
for St. Helena, where they art ived on the 6th January.
The Milford, a private Ship, (rum Bombay, bound
Lynko,artiveki at St. Helena on the a in January.'

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1,1.0 Xf THE LONDON GAZE 1-TE, MARINI i,
AD., OIVICe, MARCO, I.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Sir Home Popham, o(Ms Marl'
ty's Ship Diadem, to William Idarkico, Efq. dated in Tidde
Bay, Jan. 13.
Sir-.-I hive the bosom to traafadt you copies of two letters,
which I Teltuday received from Captain Deadly, who had been
detached to procure intelligence ; and, in Jolliet to an direr of
fuch merit, I cannot omit ea:prang my regret that I was deptivoil
of the benefit of his egartioas In the various duties which have
been lately carried ea at this place. I have the humour to be, AC.
(Sifined) rota PUI.IIIIIII.
His Majeltes Ship Nan: Ms, Cape Mount, Coaft cot Mika,
N E. See Imagoes, Dauber go, slog.
Sir—Proceeding on the ferret furies which pm
did me the honour of charging me with, I fell in
with the Coltimbus Guinea fhip yefterday, the mailer
of which, Mr. Callow, informed me a brig and !Cho°.
nor, French privateers, were infefling this coal(, and
had captured the Horatio Nelfon, the flouteft (Lip
coming nut this feafon, after a levere aelion. I im-
mediately difguifed the fhip I command, and edg-
ed in (hare, in the hope of meeting them, direCting
the Columbus to proceed on her voyage d..wn the
coalt. At ten o'clock this morning we defcried the
above mentioned privateers and the Horatio fiction
in chace of the Columbus; and, as we perceived them
coming faft up with her, we flood towards them
completely difguifed, and cut them off from ber.—
In pal Eng, I directed her Mailer Rill to keep running
away. When the privateers law us feparate they
wore, and Rood towards us. Whin we approached
within OW (hot, they commenced a fire, rafted bt
the Horatio ?hilts°, which carried twenty nine poun-
ders, and two twelve pounders. We were obliged to
fire upon them, and did them mach damage, before
the target (truck. When we got paragon, we im-
, mediately purfued the Horatio Nelfon. in preference
to the kbooner. In the mean time the Columbus
wire, and flood towards the Horatio Nelfon, and el.
Changed broadfides as they pared 1 and the afterwards
wore, and kept firing at bet, until we arrived Op
with her, when the ftrnek. I bare given her in pof-
&Son of Mr. Callow, Matter of the Columbus, who
behaved very well on the °coition, in order to her
being tent to Cape Maitirida, where her late Mafter
and part of the crew are ; and I rejoice this nett of
thieves (for they have plundered from all nations) is
deftroyed, particularly as we fpoke many valuable
tetras jug coating on the coati. The fthooner ef-
caped with only a few men on booed, as her crew
were lent on board the Horatio Nelfoei, which was
fitted for ensili I have thirhonnerto be, &c.
(Signed) eon bona e Lt.,.
P.. S. The brig we captured is named le Prndenfr
of four twelve pounders, eight fix pounders; and yo
men.
His Moiety's Ship Hareinds, off the Cape of Good
HoPe, Clan/mai Day, tbs.
Sir—Yetlerday afternoon, while we were anziouar
looking nut in the (hip I command, for the Cquadeen
and convoy under your orders, we dithovered a dipeasing front the land about Table Bay, in duce,
Raring down before the wind ; the approached with-
in eight or nine miles, and then hauled her wind frons
us. We inflantly purfued. and kept her in view oct-
al half pail nine at night, when the weather became
fur thick we loft fight of her. Judsiag, however,'
Ilmin her fall failing, the was a (le if war. and
would met likely pulls back for the Town to
give intelligence of our beta gGs lb* , I plyd to
windward all night to cut -her of, sod at da lit
had the pkaihre of feting her at a
tow to windward; at nine o'clock we amend her
64 and fearing the would make in for the Here, I'
011 every endeavour to prevent it, but without if.
fob, as the was lilt to windward of us, and after ra-
tions manmuvros to efcape doh to the turf along
thorg and both keeping up a partial fire, we compel-
led her to run aground. Soon after we °Wined her
'three math and bowfprit go by the board, and her
hum went adrift. In fuch a &treed thlustion, with
a hairy (well, and fort (citing on the beach, we for-
bore firing at her, although the vauntingly difplayed
the colours, which, eonfidering her force, Ore depriv-
ed berfelf the power of proteCting, and I very much
fear the greatell part of the crew will be loft. Im-
mediately after this event we captured a Dutch (loop
bound with naval Rotes from the Cape Town to a
line of battle flip lying at Simon's Bay. The people
11 on board informed us the vefel we ran on !bore was
1 a French (hip of two and thirty thirty-two pounders
1 (thort gait) and two hundred and fifty men, and
1 bad jug failed from Table Bay; that the had on
board the ordnance, tic. of PAtalante French frigate
lately loft there, and was bound with them to the
Mauritius, where ordnance ftores'were wanted to fit
other (hips. I remain with great reined, kc.
(Signed) Milt DO NN ILL T.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Lank of his Malefty's Ship Pa
mone, to William Madden, Efq. dated off Limon, February
re, 246.
air--I have the honour to acquaint you, for the Information of
the Lords Comtnifiloners of the Admiralty, that the bests of his
Majefty's ddp under my eonunand captured, of Lam. the etth
ult. In Buigador Smith logger privateer, with one gun and 2S
men ; Oil had been Us weeks from Bayonne. The Maki of the
MU, William Dearing matter, from Newfoundland, was retaken
at the Came time, the only capture the lugger bad nude ; I feet
her to LUbon, the port the was bond to, and the privateer was
deftroyed. You will be pleated to communicate the Intlofed to
their Lordthipa I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed)

w o. i oai.

His Majefty's Ship Cadet's, at Sea, Feb. 6.
Sir—l beg to acquaint you, that yeltet day his
Majefty's Hoop Curia); under my command, fell in
with, twenty-four leagues weft of Lifbon, and cap-
tured, after a chase of four hours, the Baltidore Spa-
nulls lugger privateer, mounting Az cart Lige guns, and
forty-feven men had been from Ferrol ore
month, and had captured the Good Intent, from Lit.
bon bound to London. I have the honour to be,
&c. (Signed) J. JOH NSTONII.

1.111 of two brigs recaptured by hisMajefty's Ooop Seer, John %tip-
fon, F.fq. Commander, off Ville de Conde, January as.
Brig Adventure, belonging to Pew!, from Newfoundland hound to
Oporto, laden with 04h, under convoy of his Majelly's Chip
Mercury.
Brig Argo, belonging to 'Feign moin h, from Newfoundland bound to
Lifbon, Lien with flat, under convoy of hi. Majefty'. m.,_

cury. _ •
N. B. nide the f:gnal to the Mercury for the
Good Intent bring in fight, which the recaptured.
(Signed) J. SAMPSON. Captain.

Thr Ticket No. 1345, drawn a Prize of pool. the
firth day of the proem Lottery, was fold in Sixteen
Sixteenths, and the Ticket No. 3944, a Prize of
20,0001. the tame Jay lalt Lottery, was fold in two
Quarters, two Eighths, and four Sisteenths, by
1-I.4mas and Cu. Ozt ord-ftrtc t, and St. Jasses's•lkrtet.

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Frm th LGNDoN uAzErm, March 1.

MACH I.
The King has been phased to appoint FRANCIS
Goa*, Efq. to be Lientenant Governor ot the Pro-
vince of Upper Canada.
The King has Alfn been pleafett to aproint JOHN
HODGSON, Efq. Brig.idier General of his M...,say's
Forces. to be Governor ot the Bermuda, or bowers,
Itlands.

t•NITZHALL, MARCH T.
The King has been pkafed to grant tf, J. Is'farm
LLOYD, Efq. the office of Clerk of the Deliveries of
the Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland.

CIOWN•OTTICI, MANCH t.
Mentben retorted to terve In this priknt Patti:mint.
Shire of Danitartoo—Hairy Glatsford, Efq. Dogaldß own. in
the Won of James Cotquhoun, who, twee his eledlion for the
(aid thin, lath accepted the office of Steward or Bailin' of his
MaJetty's Three chiltan Hundreds of Stoke, Delborough, and
Elo;Imhof!. Bucks.
Brame% of Wilton—The Hon. Charles lierbert, in the roar of
the Right Hon. Richard Lord Vikoutit FitZWilli2lll, who. silica
his dedion for the raid borough, bath accepted the olfiee of
lisginfd of his MaJeltY's Mater of Fall Headred, Berks.
M Appleby—John Courtesy, Efq.
BMW. AWltergb..-Jehu M' Mahon, EN.
itiehmend—.The lion. Charles Lawrenrc Dundas, In
of tae Hon. George ileneags Lawrence Dund" who
. Ns elation f r the Paid borough, huh accepted the office
Illagrard of his Majefty's Manor of raft Fiendred, Berks.
Riblinsa Rnarefbnroneeh-I.ord john Towrthend.
WM* Hatrorfordwelt —The Right Hon. William Lord Ken-
. faNtaa Baron of Kentingwe In Ireland.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSRDED.
• I •IriPrtl, of Wudour Bred, St. James's, Weffingofter, ma*
{lira deakr and asuman.
BA teKIRUPTS.
Rdarilki Furth% fen and NathaMel Perklns,Jasof
clothiers and earpenters, to farainnisa
, Atilt Ocoric March 7, and April !sin*
Arum lon, 85rwal, Gloucefterihire. A
' &Md. ire ;or Mr. Canitab*lle
^ MO& isfadlag* : •II
111:1belttillOn Harding, of Geftwirt,
iiillig
18111L:la. rarn,
Dapvi and copartners, Mr.rch
e spolril d
eas, m mas, at OW
• Ala
ot
Att Mr. ameltaii. Oaf-
.
or Mats. und Meek, Chased, -hilfihAlialia.
*ISM. of Ildnalow, Wandathim, coal dalkalindist
wad. Mara to, at, and Ape an,. et &With SOP,
Ice, , Coventry. Actable*, Mara. bigaMtar
__lpir
Mina Raman; of Devaley,ZAblifre,. hincher, tinder - •
Marta as, do, and vs, tat demo, at ttseiTm
fn aakrky. AttornimMgdinannatia, &win lar
Lemmas and Lambert. Red Lion4mare, Leaden.
laallier, late of preaon„tenealbire, grocer. desks and
it March it, SI, hod April is,et sawn. at the Wham
Prate*. Miamian: Man. Blanchard and Carr, Pail
eat oLtlivoryipa.Hen Bialreloa, Temple, London.
eabaeasalragatiiiih;litalfordlhire, cont. fiflin, t= and Mosalaty,111,0•11 April la, at eleven, at
Litticuo a Anna km, P.enitaidge,Stagerillisim Anoraks,
iMarn Smith, ;Wolverhampton" as Mies. Turner add
a, Warwick coat, Gray's Inn, Leman.
pines Follarooke, of Dear Derbyalre, gatir. March ill, spa
,M akar, sod April is, at eleven, at the id's Arms 'ravers,
tAott°"lk3a'r otzatstral yid
Ibikiltribrundy• val..
I"'
ad. of Fail; carpentR
er, Mara 4, 'Y. and BIR4
eta, lit Ate, at Guildhall, London. Altana*, Marra. Caner
. anladd, Prefect-area, Goodman's adds
maw. late of Whitetruis lima, at. Wm. Old-itreetii
• . •
- st„ *ewer, deals: and. rilliannan, March 8, at weigh
• in.atiolllialL Anomie*, IMkc
• • -fano' drew, Lando& • '
• Jaramousham, sissoludis.
dallanaghlipliaill. mot separaisftl
as. Mum at *a fitor =
grillitliat.
• . Anoraks, 'Mr. Redhad; • ' 4
it
add Farr. Of4 lerowinet.l3 • • .
• Nam* 161416.1
•
Po' . israllfirlijasc lagsswiiirorta as Ml*
W 90,411P1"4.0616 Animals
iebeasmoL_ obi.
it,
Assn, hallaik4
israii"-Arainfa. Az=
411 A=Mr. J. L.
• FaVat.., • 1
.
, of Cant, Ihiree worm Piddock Francis, of
•' Ind • James Cesadwite, claret, both in Stafforifflaire,
- . dada; therms, and eammitoers. Muth gs,
la 7 • ta,at eleven,* she 'Bramilanter Am* lots, Mak
Attends', llefin•Duchworth end CM/pada, &RAI
•
• •
• SPltere, Jan.tate of 11‘arpool, innkeeper, dealer and'ell4:'
ibis. AMR 4.5. at arta. and April is, at too, .t the Glebe
Tasers, laversooL Antunim, Mr. Moans Blaaitock. bt '
liadiradr.4ool4 Pearl. UMW t or Mr. F.dwatti Blackftock,,
petit ousibu; a Cheadle Bukisioy,Pselbire, cottun.fpinner, dealer
and idaspesan. Mara 7,17, and April is, at ekvea, at the
Cowin and Ascher, Staapartollinfliire. Atlanta, Mears
illestesa, &capers
johsloass,orriareadneed{e-ftrtet,London,warchotifeman, dealer
,111111 air". Much 4, is, and April la, at ten, 3t GuildlialL
Mtdrney, Mr. Fletcher, Took's.court; Lisancery-lane, London.
Richard Watfoo, of lAvepoel, mafter connote, dealer and chap.
man, Apra 2,3, and ta, at one, at the Gtobe Tavern, liverpoell
Anomie*, Mr. Thomas Wisidle, s,f John.fireet, Bedford-row,
London; or Mr. lotus Cubit, I.iverpooL
DIV NDS.
March is. John Calton. of }lndia, Mldslickx, nterebant,at
acorn, at Oulidisall, London.'
March a Elizabeth Birch, William Birth, and William Minh,
late of Met greet, London, pape".Raitters and oopartners, at
eleven, at Guildhall
March se. Thomas Edge, of twitter Thanes Brett, London, vie.
make, dealer and Chapman, at two, at GuillhalL
April a 6. Andrew Paul Yourtales and Andrew flame Pour:aka,
of Broad-ftreet Boildings; London, merchants and copartners,
at one, at Gut dhall.
Mardi IL Genrge Fletcher, of Workfopp, Nottinghannhire, drake
and etiaprom, at twelve, it Guildhall, London.
March 15. Dltk Jean Vander Hovv,n, of Bury.cotut, St. Mary
Ate, London. merchant. at eleven at Guildhall.
March S. Maudlin liniman Wellmott, late of Briftel, dn. fgift,
dealer and chaunlan, at eleven. is lb/Kummer favrrn,
Mash in. John Williams, of Leigh..iwnealla.rc, ciabluet.inaker,
at tat. at the Legs of Man, Prelton.
March 8. Samuel Madiess, late of St. Alban's, Hats, corn dealer,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
March t 7. John Hill Olivet, of Whilfeendie, Santana cotton.
stattufadiura, at eleven, at the Built T.ivern, BrißoL
Mardi 15. John Fiat, of Wattord, Hens, miller, at twelve, at
lrnitilou.
March 8. John Eden Deleon, of New Beaul.ftnet, Middlchtz,
lrnandraper and hsherdaffier, at ten, at Gotta:ill.
March 15. William Thrsaston, of Serk.ftreet, pistils of St. Clement
Danes. Mi.:akin, mariner, at tware, at Oaildhall.
March 8. Chrillophir Wilco*, of Clanton Mendip, Savants:,
eh:lust:sr. at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, BMW!.
'!.larch 8. Jams Nis, of Gr.at Yarmouth, Norfolk., breeches.
maker :Jed taylor, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lando:,
March a. Janes Nilaltek and George Burge,s, 4.1 Brifto:. linen.
drapers. dalas, tbsprum, and CiparJl4.2l. at eit,Verl, at the
Stammer Tavern, Brilhil. ,
Aptll 12. Benjamin Smith the younger and John Cherry, of Red
Lion-erect, Middhles, watch manutaduren and copartners,
at ton, at Guildhall.
March 15. Thomas Holland, (partner with Bcrjaniin Miles.) of
Bedfordbury, pariffi of Saint Martin In the Fields, Middlefes,
woliimosiraper. at twelve, at Guildhall.
Marsh tr. Thomas Burberry, of Bun4reet, Bilhoptgate, London,
weaver, dealer and.chainnau, at eleven, at Guildhall
Wards is. William Wir.eh, of Tothill.ftrcet, Weftmlafter, bon-
der, at ten, at GuildLall:
Wards "IL Henry Saab.), of Chariton, Kent, market gardener, at
tutbe, at Guildhall, London.
March it. Peler Dcfmards, of St. Martitis-cant, Middlefsz,i
watchmaker, at are, at Gislidlaall.

1...0ND&N FASHI'OI44 FOR MARCH.'

- A dref• of lsee•ltrlped blue muffin over an under-drefs of white
fain. The from and bottom of the dref,, trimmed with rrverfe
pl itings of ,nhi'e ratio abon. The flevres of white fatin, very
thort, and rather l'lte borom quite pistil dud trimmed, fo as
t•. correrpol•Lmith the "thee parts of the drift. A turban of blue
anal white H•, White gloves and Iboe•.
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A duff, of wins* TR'ill; the train very long.- an I trimmed sil
round with (mall white beads, or bugles. The boron, and ibetve•
tt teamed to etterefpor.d. The hair deeded and ornamented with a
large comb. White gloves and Ihoes.
A dole bonnet of pink kik, trintnted with black velvet.
A turbot of black velvet made open, fo as to admit the hair, and
trimmed with gull lamina.
The hair dreffed and ornamented with a wreath of orange or.
sr her col 'tired towers.
A beaver hat, tied under the ehin,with ribbon of the fame colour.

A Mo. ning &eh of chick white.muflio, with handkerchief ends
faftencti to the (boulder,, and tied acrofs the bofoln. A bonnet at
velvet, or filk, turned up in front
Gabel.. t Ossetivarrons—The prevailing minuet arc orange
blue, pink, and green. PeliiTes are rapidly difappearing ; they have
given plate tolls...neer* and mantles,which are trimmed round the
bottom with broad lace. Velvet bonnet. of an fhapea are fun
much worn.-For full drefres, white ratio or trope, or very thin
muffin over fain, are the molt fafisionable. The Grecian ht ad Sias
Rill continues to be wombat not fo generally a. it wagtail month.
Large combs and bandeaus of diamonds., or pearls, or wreet:Ne of
fmall flowers, arc the only ornaments for the head when turbans
are not worn.
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moNnar AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
The late mild and open weather has much recovered the an.,
!warm= of the young Wiocits and winter Tares. which are will
fpread aver the ground, and very thriving. The farmers have alfd
been enabled to plough is, drill, and get Deans, the lead worts ivy
kind and mellow. Turnips every where look found, and afford
plenty of keep to feeding Baits. Steep and Ewer with their
earll lambi. Wheat averages, throughout Foglend and Wales,
741.3 - per quarter; Barley, dss rod. ; and Oats, ass.
The meadows and plitures have lately MBA improted tbdir
looks, and, for the feafon, aft in a Rate of great fotwardneft....
Hay fetches, In St. James's market, from al. to 41.1 u.
Lean Cattle, at the late faits, have been 'crew rep:mil, there
'being misty buyer., and at high prices. Cows and Calves Ilell•
equally well. In Smithfield Market, Beef fetches from saaeod.4o
es. ild. per (tone of Sib'; Mutton from 51.. to set. Bd. ; Pork, 6o.ed
Pre& young Horfes, tither for the collar or the fadolk. are rouch
,aid ithiata great prices. Inferior forts aredhH effete.
rlaaitem* very fume and dear. A fafflelency cannot he
1811011111ing counties 'o fuppiy the g, eat contract now
~...., the sonlimptlon of the London Markets.
1 - Cheelk, lathe dairy diaries, has fallen very coollatrably.
Reps have float:Med conlidorably finee Aorta kft, Magas
116Wted
appearances were unpronsifiag to the coming crop, and falling so 1
the crop appeared to Improve, jolt attacking. The ref.% hanrever, .
now that the dusty is afeertained. Is no lon.r deubtful. The mop
1 is found not to be equal to a quarter of a year's confumption....the
;deficiency mutt therefore be topplirdby the mock on hand, of the
Igrowtbs of tBO3 and 1804. And it Is calculated. that after this
Imes confumption, there will not be more than half a year's con
Ifemption left, of all foram, to meet the nut year'. crop. It would
be premature to hazard an opinion...but, as it generally happens
:that a wet winter is fucoeedod byf a cold blighting (piing, it is sot
probable that the nett Cep wfil be a large one. The current per
.cos. haweva. being much bdoaNlteavasite. it We togas.
,confutnen, who ought to buy the C POOP ArEt St =
:fpeeulation, the temptation to at etc rem • t.
The growth of Illos fells from Iles SD (1110i1V11011111411111111 WS • to
ties-and new Wont 1560 to itiona. .- . • ' .
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A very numerous Ind ref.
I'at eating wits,
on Friday' held at the LondnA ighl TOwri.Sis.
,carlia,•Bart- M. P. in the Char, RI take into confi-
deration a praporal fubmitted to the Pahlie, by W.
I.LUDL A 11, Efq. of Weiheck‘ftrast,r-conilitute a new
Life Infurance Office, to be eille the Rock, wish a
Capital of one *Million divided ilito4o,ooo Shares,
no Subfcriber holding more than 'too, the outline' of
which being prePofed from the -Chairowas ro much
approved, that eonfiderably more than the peopled
Capital was fubferibed itt lets than one hour. ten-
dering it necerary to flop any further tubfeription, to
the great difapprovement of a number of relive:fable
perfona who were defirons of being upon the lift.
At nine o'clock on Friday- morning, two poll-
ehaifes were fern to Rop on the Adam Road, a
theft dillance from the entrance near Brentford,
when a party of fix perfons alighted and went into
a field, where preparations were made by them for
an affair of honour. After the diflance had been
taken, two cafes of piltols were fired, and one of
the patty fell. The perfon who was wounded was
carried to one of the chsifes in waiting, and drives
to the Pack Hark at Turnharn Green, a' d the other
party drove off towards ACton : the names of the
panics were not known.
Cam. Cow. Friday fe'nnight an aCtion was
brought in Dublin by one Banors a, a bailiff, agairrft
a Mr. Home, for adultery with the wile of the for-
mer. The chatge was in f me meafure fubflantiated ;
but, on account of the manner in which the married
couple were united in the Hymenean temple, the
plaintiff was non fnited.
On Tuefday morning his MA JEST Y'S hounds
fluted a fine young deer from the neighbourhood of
&oke, in Buckiaghamfhire. His Royal Higlinefs
the Duke of CUASSAILAND, apd about fifty Gentle-
men were prefent at the (tatting, which took place
about ten o'clock. The flag, at flirting, wen: with
very great fwiftnefs sterol's Stoke Common, through
the woods and inclolures by Bulfirode, croffing the
country by Cafhlobury-Park, the feat of the Earl of
Essex, by Watford, towards St. Alban's, where he
made a double hack, and was taken about five miles
to the right of Waif°, d. after three hours and a half
hard running. Tile Duke of Cu Mara LAND followed
the Chace the whole time. Very few of the Sportf-
men were preterit when the deer was taken, moll
r‘± the finites were knocked up. The Earl of A Las
mar LS, the new Mailer of the Hounds, was not pre.
feat, as expeCted.
Thorfday is fire broke nut at Mr. Rorer's, lack-
maker. Wantage, Berk:, which defirnyed the prenrifes,
with thole of Mr. Belcher, maltfier ; Mr. Whitfield,
currier; Mr. Winterborne, miller ; and Mr. Palmer. A
labourer was killed by the tall of a wall, and a child's
life was loft by throwing it (Alt of a window to pre.
l*vc it from the flames.
-About ten o'clock on Ft iday night, as Meffrr. John
and Alexander Robtrtfon, two br others, fhip chandlers,'
in St. Cathetine's-Ilreet, were packing up tome gun-
powder for exportation, affilted by Captain Halkett,
mailer old. Fame, Well Indiaman, the hammering
of a nail (truck a (mall (park of fire, which commu-
nicated to fume look powder, and inliataly the whole
exploded. The era% was ft tremendous that it (hat-
tered all the neighbouring window-, and drove the
front of the (bop into the (tree'. The three perfom
mentioned were dreadfully wounded, as was alf a a
labourer, who was working along with them. Captain
Halkett died at three o'clock yefierday morning.

It is evident, that every perfon, young and old,
fhould purchafe books wherein they are materially
interefled. This being the cafe with refpe& to the
" Gutot to HEALT H, which if fo julitry recto/tit/tend-
ed to young men and boys, an eatly attention to its
maxims will guard them from a fatal rock on which
thonfands have fplit; and be the means of prefetving
their bodies from difeafe ; their fouls, their minds,
and all their faculties from dellruaion.—The Guide
to Health is fold in London, by Matthews and Leigh,
Strand s' H. D. Symonds, eatern"lter roe ;
Dugdale, Dublin; Baxter, Edinburgh; Haly, Curls;
Magee, Belfafi ; and by all other borkfellers aad
printers of Provincial Newfpapers in the UM*
Kingdom, and contains near 300 pages, price Os
naly, delivered free of carriage.
Private communications from Gentlemen and Lll-
dies coming to No. is, Soho Ignore, refpedling the
benefit they have received from the adminitlration of
111.111..55U1Y% PATINT DROPS, in Scorbutic, Eruptive,
Scrophulous, and other Complaints, &c. Which,
through delicacy, Mr. SrttsaneY cannot aYail him
feW in a public way, yet he will not let flip the op-
pottunity of thanking them for their recommenda-
ton in the circle ol• their friends.---. Che genuine me-
ticine is fold as nfual at the Dilpenf.ry, No. 15,
Soho-fqoare, in bottles of s‘. 6d. los. and 11. as.
duty included. To 'void Counterfeits, alk for the
Patent Antifeorbutie Dlops, and obferve the Ramp
(the King's Dot)) is printed in black ink intend of
red ink.
SEA•COAL METER'S OFFiCF, I.ONDON, MARCA s.
CAROO4I SOLD, and PIIICIII.
Pb. 54. 4 Fel% te. rob.
Monday. Widnefd Friday.
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Biggs Maln - i 48 0 i 43 0
Heittin Main 1 47 3 2 47 9
Hopsont Mao - 1 48 •
Percy Main 1 47 6 .4
taaftetd Moor
Temple Main 47 9
%Iftil's End • 43 6
Tarnples Wall's End ' 1 .49 0 10
Blitll 1 44 6
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bourn Moor
Teak Mips so
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46 •
48 0
48 6
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