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PVIZAIICIJOLT 211, AtTit IPOIT....The nap 'Nall
I informed you of in my letter of this day, promote
be the Jacob, of the port of Exeter. Toone& mailer,'
from Pool, with clay. for Glafgow. Put in here the
brig Penelope, of London, CUMMINGS mailer. from
Falmouth, with wine, &c. for Q2ebee ; and asfhe failed
from Falmouth withnnt convoy, is obliged to proceed
round the North of Ireland, on her way to the Medi-
terranean ; the Mary and Jane, of Yarmouth, with
corn for Dublin ; the Hero, of and from Exeter, with
clay, for Liverpool, and a few colliers, in order to

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wait a fair wind for the Northward, it having been
in the forenoon from E. N. E. to N. N. g. and this
evening N. N. W.
Pixy 23.—Yefterday it blew a (mart gale at about
N. W. when the Gar Mel* Onop of war came in from
a cruife, and remains. Arrived the Flora, of and
from Yarmouth, with corn from Liverpool ; the
Princefs Royal, Ricstaaris, and the Union, Taws.,
from Wales, in ballaft ; the Judith, of and from
Weymouth, with paving:llone, for Dublin; and to-
day the Ptovaa hoop of war arrived, and is to remain
on this Ration while the Gamely proceeds to Ply-
mouth, to be paid ; but we underftand the will return
to her Ration.—The wind hill continues about
Faxstourn, Jutr 23.—Sailed this day the Data
OF CUMBERLAND packet, LAURANCI, with the mails
of the 18th init. for the Leeward Iflands : the flip
letter of marcne Birsr, of r 8 guns, Captain MAC-
°owe LD, for Africa, lag from London the Swedifh
fhip Archibuldus, —. for Tonningen : the Ame-
rican brig Concord, Captain Mtxxsa, for Hawse de
Grace, loft from Norfolk, with tobacco. Arrived the
American 04 Ocean, Captain WeIILWRIO Hr. from
Norfolk, with tobacco, for orders. The Avcatrato
packet, with the mails of the vith ink. for Litton,
is detained for the arrival of a aseffenger from Lon-
don, who will take his paffage On board heeler Lir-
boa, and from thence for Madrid. The following
packets may be foon expefted, viz. theTowssstago,
Doan, from Lifiron ; LADY ARABILLA, FURTIVE,
from the Leeward Iflands ; and Dune or Kano,
Dasara, from Jamaica. Paffengers by the Dona or
Vine o, Mr. and Mrs. Wotra. Wind N. W.
POBTSMOUTM, JULY Op—Arrived the PMBRIANT
Onop of war, from the Weitward ; and the Ardent
tranfport, Capt. Tnomrsow. from Cork; UR from
Cowes with troops. Wind Southerly.
Diaz, Jus.T ay.—Arrived the Matilda cartel,
Captain Ditontwarea. from Madras and Pondi-
cherry, with French foldiers—part of thole taken out
by Admiral Limo's, and furrendered at the latter
place : the failed from St. Helena on the 26th May,
and left lying there the Pr.aaraoasar man of war,
and use Darren/on frigate; BRITANNIA and
Gsoaotawa Company's armed (hips.
Sailed the ORISTRI hoop of war, with the Ceres.
Crown, Monarch, and Elilba Topper coppered armed
itranfports uflter cottoy:to the Northward; CRAM=
losos frigaterlß4ll42earva hoop of war for Sheer-
leafs. Caanciolei the Melpomene and Princefs Royal
eoppered armed tranfports from Sheernefs, which
remain in the Downs with the ref of the Mips as per
lag.—P. S. Arrived and failed for the River a fleet
from Portfmonth, under convoy of the Scotrao a hoop
of war, which remains.--Wind S. W.
Dovta. Jost sy.-Ifoll of our cruisers have been
blows off their Radon, and have experienced very had
weather for the time of the year. The French log-
ger, mentioned in one of my late letters, has conti-
nued to cruize occafionally off Beachy Head. On
the 23d Milani, the Srao Revenue Cotters of Rye.
commanded by Mr. Jona Barra, the Mate. fell in
with, off Beachy Head, two large French loggers,
in purfuit of a collier, and gave chart to them, bat
they efeaped ; however, following their direiftion, he
again got fight of them, juft as they had taken pt, .
feffion of an Englifit brig; he foon came up with them,
and after a few broaJ tides from the cutter, the loggers
(operated in different direCtions, leaving the veffel they
had captured: he purfued the lemon of the two,which
he drove on (lore at Dieppe; he then tacked and
flood for the Englifli (bore, in the direltion where
he thought die other lugger and brig might be, and
limn Rite: difcovered the bigger, having the brig in
tow, who perceiving the cutter coming up, took
his men out of the prize, and made fail for the Fiends
(bore, to which he was chafed by the cutter, until
he got ender the proteCtion of the batteries of Tree-
port ; the cotter then rejoined her recapture, when
fbe found her to be an Irith trader, with a cargo of,
provifions worth ta,cocl. The miller of the brig,
who was left on board by the Frenchmen, Faye, that',
they ;nformed him (and which agrees with the ob-
ferration of thole on board the cutter) that one of '
the lugger. had 16 guns and too men, and the other
to guns and 7o men. The force of the cutter was
only to guns and so men. The brig is gone pa
for Ramfgate pier ; molt of the Boulogne fquadron
are under Dungenefs.
Yaassouva. Jo sr 25.—Yefterday failed on a cruif-
the ADDER hoop. This day failed the Vizra brig,
with Captain HOORAY, to join his thip off the Tezel,
and live lock, for the fleet; the Lotto Nersoe cut
ter, on • cruife, and the CMaMrtou cutter, with a
Heel of vieloallers, for our (quadron nff the Texel.—
The (hips here are the Monaco:rot, of 64 guns,
Demme Ba•o's, Kart:l4e, and MARMAID cutters.

Atemitia, J,t.Y 4-41asaiii imr..fmiong+'
Fie tie rtalyftoeamet, Wail killed this aftassoos
Airopug es 4 of her bowillek flailing the pigehe:s
eitiesilt fr,
ehe bits !woke, wad the heel cd the aa.
iisavi dectraled aria the mainaat
isarsing a tistsal for panietmene wastes& oartinel
the lag lip Es. Satvams Waraivuorro of Etat*
Vies Admiral Yogic, in Haw Some, wises a heft
if the MALTA, of 84 guns, for piratically endeavoa
ing to ran away with. a prise on the ea& of:lljiwi
and who was fouad galty and fentaseed by aCoi
Martial to be flogged round the fleet, received
forenoon half his punittment, attended by the boa
of the ft et, manned aid armed ; he was then fent
the Royal Hofpital, atd when his back is cured, I
is to receive the other halfof his punifinnent.-31,3
a cutter, with a convoy for the Downs.
Hus.i., Jul.*/ 23.—0 n Snnday fe'nnight, ti
TM An is armed (hip, and the Harter DUNDAS colts
failed from Leith Roads with the trade for the &ski
On Thurfday LA the leotrarroseLs meted dal
Captain Brows, arrived here from Spitheed. Tt
vetrel has been feleded from the armed tranfpori
for her fuperior the mounts so carnage jut
and when equipped, haireceived orders to cruise 4
a Itatiop in the Breath Channel.
• The Royansy, Captain T. liessi.rims, oT tl
port, is now fitting out here in the comple
manner, mounting s 6 carriage grins, tB-pound ea
ronades, as ao armed defence (hip for his Majefty's
vice on the home Bastion.
G o Flom tar.—.lly letters received by t
merchants of Hull. we have the following account
the fuccefs of the (hips employed in this fidery, 2;2
Hu et. Sr tre.—Adtroo, Rafe, 8 M. spos fish, no am; A
Mattal. Girton. 5 rtai ; Aurora. Bader, 44 81k. go teas; Dt
casaba, Allen, t filk, sow Wet lisaroar, Mar. a M;
Wray. 11 6th; Eiglaten. Jemertme. I Y; Messe.Oever, is I
Jetta. M kcldnfan, 6 10. seams IRA. is Illh ; Woad
tee, Hower. (new) 3 leh, moo fhb g Miaeree, WIMP, o_Bl
may, sonar, (tea); mesdames, ladescse,_? 881 861
Crampton. 8 ha, Pio rea ,s ;
Kok, 14 ; Traveler, Zelth.sallatistati7rueleen.=
116, WOO lab; alp/ 06% 0 f 11111 ally (MI); Caireim
5Y ; 'Agar lbetwAles ; biesakehar. Modhal lbw& 101 I
:abed", Esb. k, net hew The Dera. Mlailihn. IRS hl
ski isaß keit the spit of 40; wan fowl.
'Warm Sain—AlswilkA y Y newieste. Least
is alb (faa); Ul'elf. &MN S t Mks liolloss Y i mod
dear, neilihmas, sa M.
Dumas asse—ltedasy. as Alb. germ
Taa saa Latham, at Dmilit. low La la oho Ica Lsa err
nth et Mart saw fwd.
ininessis Was-Assens. Hardt" whk 10
Pao tames liame.eitworries. too mai; HopeAwsle
Luau 0122.41200300 j ewner, it Y.
Lemont emasomeeees. Ltesier.s Y, py mos; Wm
Weltwows. aei Mil t Oeselme, ekes* lr ;
;poems kwarhoswe. litheness. Willi
W.*, ea fa leada. Peaseele.4 Y t lloweark
foe. amity AM ; la. no gm, aseeteal
emir fa Ofigm.'•"-'t (MO oat the VAllot.
111010210.
LoMarom Stun Dab. n ; Clow% I
lbosw. as ma% rpm twig; 111; Park Mewl
Y ; end Me Lye,. nesebit.a al.. aras halk so mos.
JIM LLOYD'S LIST.
Caness, Iva m.eslisifeel by the Dephers, Ifiedist a
sap; plasm eseworg. trana hleend; Adelado. Mama.
Chtikinns; Willem end Fresh. jails; me the hen
Lam, Ins Esbehm-1141‘ the Me, Winenn,fse Mardi
and the Cemordlo.liabioi, far !herds.
'five traneaswar, Irmo% arileai at Deem we Meal:. a
frees Cretan ; fres all Pub Awe. mew the
were) a Rank Beira, wegling of Ls Senethem
brualcarreets, sod a Intg.
The Serpetse. frees the Cape of Geed lige. Air MINIS
le left seer Berme&
DIMUBU7IOIIOI, PRIZI-MOPIET.

The Arica. sad thaws Deily and frac fee the captures et
&awakes. Margin liter. beery. sod Terdesildea. thp
bee load 8, trio, will be pald at Xis 3. Seket's Hee=
nan-itmet. es Monday nay end easy fassolleg
'Midday, for three yeas
To the Gotland Ned Alltaterentar.ter the agars stew I
die heig Mara Mambal. a dittellatien we he made hi=
so Prtisy the 3d day of Angst. on reoeed sway
Friday far three yens.
Haan Con KT Of ADIIIIIILLTTerOddaY the IL
Hon. Sir War. Scorr proceeded to tbe &Online
of the following cafes s
Brun Lott. Sybreah. Mafter....This Nip miler Des
lases, Wee with a carp et fear, odes, tee ether eraelee
wane from Demerara tie Aralerdies, worcestered end de
ea the 19th ar Ma, 11103. by We MS Leda. R. I
me. Efq. Ceanstaier. to the Deelarathat Had
Mate the iftaviSS AvenW and brought to Landes. Fr
former preciedlage It appeared that saebse deka babas
fee damn pests et the arrge.ireee peat a which had but
dreamt ?wear prod Mrelltell with Ared to ether pas
the tad socilaol pea ensdenerai to the Crown.
matter new before the Coat fir cewaCerattss was, with
to a Cahn a a Donerma smachoet, which we
Mated
rarpore of tabr the spades etthe Court en the reseed ty
refpeding Demurer* Reams. k being epee gel en the
the caimans that seterWaterera the pest dear=
an /Salient midst Denesers. re ho bens the fags
any Si the time et a
le t end same. arid a Beath
at te
Teasedt edjedleaties. that the tem ought to be red
hCrt la posawaseng jeflemen was clean, cof emote
the Ferny he goalies da belong, at the time of the kia
&bites d the Balmiest Republic, and therefore was liable
litaties.—Tlth dedlse' lithe Cann dmensinse the fate al
ether aka et the lem
Jae Conrad. ]clears This Sip ado lath
a wise sod brandy. was mowed an tie .7th of March.
Low* mug,. Hamilton Cestasender. la tide cal
agars wee Oa up by be. hfejelly's flip Dads, sod prism
war Hawke. Ihe Court wad on that the Dells ad
bad act maistaned their magalee inter" sad third
savaged the Loma Emily to be the foie captor.
La Matida, Baptiste Mabel°. Maller—This My, la
a cargo of Same vac and bread,. was captured en the
of breath d blocksic.Ship aid cargo reftrol, able!
captors garnets.
YeAerday a Court of Direeon was held
Eaft.ludia Hnufe, when Captain bliT•ooaist
Ocean. for Madras and Bengal ; and Capt. G
Wit-goon, of the Indus, took leave of the Cot
vino. to departing for their refpeelive dellinat
His Majeity'slhip Ciott:RlON failed from B
on the 3d of December lall, for Chinas to con,
homeward-bound fleet.
His Majefly's Chips Itarriessaa it and 1
comas were (poke with in December lag, pro
re the Straights of Sincanore, to wait the an
the China Chips.
The CA LC LI TT• hat brought an account of •
ration in New South Wales, which had a vt
nacing appearance. The infurgents easel
Ca lle HIII, and, after planting the Tree of
at the Government bottle at Paramatta, intro
proceed to Sidney. They were, however, frs
in their defigns by the allivity of the GOver
and after being entirely routed, po of thee
taken, ten of whom were feleßed to be trier
Court Martial, an • were fentenced to death;
them were hanged. When the CA LC TAT rail
infurreeinn was quelled ; and the Proclaims
Martini Law, which was thought a neccEary n
by the Governor, had beets revoked.

`~~as:

At Woreefler Mixer, ichiEhlreens helei"4*44.4
Ind Tutfdayi all week, the,l4kowing prifon .
,rpre
vied, viz. Jufeph Whitaker, ,itged a,4 foci kletiblig a
hay gelding, the moped/ of7jienry ,I-tipitios, of
Coreley, in Stu opfhire—Condenmed. : . ...4 -
John Bourne, aged 30, for healing a piece nflgnra
dowlas. the propetty of
Wm. Boycott, of Kiddcrmin-
ller—Trantported for feven yews.
Thomas Vane. aged 20, for picking the pocket of
W. Ward. of Bromfgrove, of a pocket-book—Tranf-
ported for (even years.
Szreral others for inferior offences were convicted,
and received appropriate fentences.
The Affices for the County of Lincoln finifhed on
Thurfday fait. 'Thomas Newton the tanner, who
flood charged with the murder of father, was ac-
quitted on the ground of inTanity, which was clearly
primed by Dr. Willis ; but he was ordered to be kept
us confinement during his Majelly's pleaftne. An at-
torney. named Rufbworth, refiding at Holbeach. was
tried for an indecent libel on the Rev. James Afhley,
vicar of Fleet. The libel was contained in a written
paper, polled up at the public market room at Long
Sutton. He was found guilty. but the cafe Weill be
argued in the King's Bench, as the vicar had pub-
Med a libel againft the defendant.
At the Peterborough Seffion lad week, R. Picker-
ing, of Crowland, Lincolnfbire, was found guilty
Ann
of
an drank, with the intent to injure the perfon of
Giles, of Peakirk, and fentenced to fix months int-
ptifonment, and to gland in the pillOry.
At the adizes for the county of Hants, to prifoners
were tried, fiz of whom were capitally coaviEted, viz.
J. Combo, alias J. Cheefeman, for Reeling three
horfes ; J. Shearratt, for a burglary at Odiham ; J.
Wood, for Reeling fix flyer fpoons in the houfe of
W. Geldfmith, at WinchefterPalmer, for
Reeling three lbeep ; Mary Read, for Sealing a tol.
note, ftc,4.4 W. Hodges. for Reeling a watch and
foasevaaqusw=Ther were an reprieved but
goribca, liar
H. Barret.
At she taws for moire,
airseil ,frith frionigaily baling so guineas in gold.
and to the fame amount in bank notes, the property
of Jofeph Ofborae, of Ayleibtiry, as well as country
bit& notes, to the Nether atriestht of 601. was found
guilty, and received faience of death. • ,
• Willi.. Merinay, aged Is, charged on his own con-
' won, with being.guilty of a detekable crime, was
aged eat, sad to be pub-
irlieseme. liaeitiM►prifonne
, •
.' . .wittV,..- . ....'
..., se..Piletolboritir -fh tar a fimilar offence, to be
=tad three years, astkobe three times publicly
• ..jelle York &Saes, 4ran Ellis, fora slim t
• Martial,. for y ; Thomas Dept. for
• ling in a dwelling I b!" to the value of 4os. and
Edward Akra, for Rearms three Bye guinea notes,
weal tried, euravitbed;and received females of death ;
. t
his s were ordered for tranfportation. Several
krieh for petty offences took place, undeferving of,
•
notice.
WHICH SSSSS , JULY t0..--This day feveral cafes
Ant on to be tried, the pleadings of which have for
. fame time occupied the attendants( the Court of Com.
pas Pkas, at.Weßminfler. The eircumnances of the
cafe were briefly thus : A Mr. Fitaherbert Brock-
boles. who is Lord of the two Manors of Bentworth
end Bensevorth Hall, in this county, was entitled to
fwd quit-mats, beriotts, reliefs and fines, upon
Alienation of certain lands held of there. Manors. A
perfon of the name of Coulthard, a tenant of both
manors, refuted payment of the quit-rents due in
sterpeit of his lends, and the Lord ordered his Seward
to make ditirefs for them, which was done accord.
ingly. and the tenant replevied. Upon trial, thisday.
beiore Lord E LLLLL ()envoy, the tight and claim of
the Lord of the Manors was moll completely made
out and ellablifhed, and the Jury, by the diredion of
his Lordibip, gave their verdia accordingly.
• Matoerose, TUItDAY, JULY if —Mr. Baron
Horaaw arrived here left night, and opened the
Conintiffson for this county. On account of the do-
mettle calamity. of the lots of his eldefl fon, the
I.onrd Zitt:Lrol:vioosithadvitgnoutmcieornitaekdenowton,fithilarr.
ilner:
'flit calendar of this ccunty is comparatively very
light, neither containing many in nnmber, nor any
offences of an atrocious nature. On the civil fide
1 there ate upwards of 4o caufes, but none expelled of
any great public interefl.
CIVIL 111111.11•1 RING V. BUTTRISI.
1 The Defendant flood indifted for an effault upon
Jaws. Seggutt. a gunner in his Islajelly's fees ice. on
• Vie 30th lit September Taft at Dial.
James &gat (aid, that he was a gunner cn board
a frigate' lying off Deal, and that, forte days pre-
vious to the affault, he had been employed in ex-
tingu.ifking a fire-ignal made upon the beach, which
was lighted for the purpofe of warning fmogglers at
lea whereabouts they might land their goods in
Carey. On that occalion be took the Defendant
prifoner, and kept him on board the boat until the
morning. when he let him go. Afterward., on the
3cth of September, as he was walking on the More
mar Deal, the Detendart came up to him, and fold,
d—o you, why did you take me ca the beach die
other right? The itnefs faid he did not know him.
The Defendant replied( with very abufive language.
I and (wore he would be revenged. He immediately
followed his threat with a violent blow, which knock-
ed the Witnefs down. at the fame time a great num-
ber of perfous affen.bled round hint, and beat Lim
to a moh outrageous manner. He attempted to tun
away, but berme be could proceed a few yards, he
was overtaken and again knocked dos. by fome
of the mob. At laftlie efcaped by taking refuge
in a houfe, being moll dreadfully beaten. His coat,
which was piodnocctl, wit. torn almo tu atoms. Nu
defence being kt up, the Defendan ll
t WAS found—
' Gaily.
COM!. 8101.--liThern Barrr; was in lien] for ft.
jonionfly petfonating and rarely alhiminr, the name
and chars/ter of one Thomas Simms, he being en.
tided to certain prire money, as a fcantat. can board
his Majetty's (hip Ganges, in order to tee..i.e the
. prize money then due to the raid Thomas Simm..
It was proved.hy the (leek of Gt e ~ lTIiolpi•
Cal, that the Prfoncr applied feir the of - •fr.PCT 1
ILthe !NATI': rf Simms, and that I: cried the ulual
pet'l; .n .:111 the name of binsr:si ;•itt 'Teal inrp-c.
bor. tf It V.r.ka, lir wed :#1 ;:.t °iris had the

sga.ind.,.4oo,pg Tri ainf,ff, by Irbkit
is pnze .
ras 'ifffeited.
The Pacing', 2n. tl)li being Rated, laid that it was
irues bs.vske hild-lectOaid4t the Navy Office, which
si•ar, emgvalent to ahe R. Jilting ialccn from againfi
Lis mama ; and that be could prodoce a certificate
Tom the Navy Office to that effee. He accordingly
icy. Ad the newt-day
Mr. Daffi of the
returned with a certfii-
fii~tttel IPerrPfuld to be figned by
tiavy Office. but which was known by the Officer
Who received it not to he Mi. Daffi's hand.writing ;
the Prifoner was in confequence taken into cottodv.
It wls objefted by the Counfel for the Prifoner,
that evidence might to be adduced that the R. was
taken off Simms's name, and fheern that he was
clearly entitled to the prize-money, before the Pri-
foner could be con' /led of perfonating him. The
Learned Judge being alfo of this opinion, obferving
that Simms could not, by any fbadow of right, be
his
entiname, tled to
the Prifoner the
wasy prize-mone with
acquitted tha.t mark agaioß

Tuefday a coal-merchant was convieed in the pe-
nalty of four pounds, before a Magiftrate of the
caws xdit ri& for felling coals in facks which did
Inlliiiineafure the length prefcribed by of Parlia-

ment.
On Monday latl, at Plumftteet Common, the houfe
of Jona Bueosss, foreman of the coal-yard, in
Woolwich Warren, was broke open during the time
his wife was gone to fee the thip.launch at that place.
The thieves carried awaj all the naan'a wearing ap-
parel ; they could find no money, and, luckily dad
not fee a watch which lay on the mantle-piece.
Tuefday a Dani(b failor was deteeed,in Rofemary-
lane, jilting counterfeit filver in different lhops,
If6o or
trifling articles of goods ; on being fearched,
bate [billings were found upon him.
Tuefday night as Mr. Deems, of Portfatouth, was
coming to town from Greenwich, he was knocked
down near the Halfway.houfe, on the Kent Road,
by two men, who robbed him of sl. and his watch.
Mr. Holman, a few days ago, was thrown frnm
his horfe at Cheltenham, by which he diflocated his
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right lhoulder:
A boy of the name of Barran, was found (mo-
thered under Tome hay. near Mansfield, on Thurf-
day. He bad been feat to the rick in the morning,
for a trufs, and on removing a ladder which fupported
it, the whole fell upon him, and oceafioned his death
in the manner before limed.
On Thurfday night, as Mr. jackfon, landlord of
the Ball in the Pound public-houfe, Broad-wall,
Chri& Church, was returning froth Somers Town,
he was taken fuddettly ill is Gray's-inn-lane, When
he repaired to a-druggift's in Holborn, to get relic&
but, before any thing could be given him, he expired.
Monday a decent looking woman, apparently jolt
arrived from the country, dropped down fuddealy in
Piccadilly, and infiantly expired. while the was ac-
ing a young lad the way to Oxford-greet. She bad
previnufly told him that the was ezbauifed with fa-
tigue, and had three children.
LaR Monday as a boy. about fix years old, the fon
of Mr. Harris, of Cowley-fireet, Weftrainfier, was
playing with Conte cartridges, one of them exploded
in his face. and was nearly proving fatal to him ; he
was much fcorched, but is now in a fair way of re-

covert'.
While a coachman was drinking on Tuefday in a
public-boofe in Bientford, his horfes took fright, and
ran for a confiderable way through the town. A
poor man, well known there by the name of "Bob
the Barber," in attempting to Rop them was run over
and very much bruifed, but his life is not confidered
in danger.
Tacit:lay as two boys were bathing in the Thames
near Bank-fide, one of them funk ; the other gave
an alarm, when feveral watermen rowed to the fpnt,
and after Tome time found the body in a Licit& Rate,
bet by an application of the refulcitory proeefs be
was recovered.
Yellerday morning, while three feamen belonging
to a revenue cutter at Deptford, were (tripping the
rigging of the trainman, pr epanttory to its being taken
out, it having been damaged by a gale of wind, it
broke in two, by which accident they were thrown
uveiboard, and one of them drowned ; another re
ccivcd a fevere bitlife, and the third was taken up

unhurt.
Tuefday afternoon a labourer in one of the lighters
nn the river Thames, near Blackfriars Bridge, fell
overboard, and had neatly been. drowned, hiving
funk to the bottom, when a gentleman who had jun
taken boat at the dais s, caught hold of a part of his
clothes with a beat hook, an& refcued him from a
watery grave. It was fame time before he was MR-
cier.tly rettnred to be enabled to walk home, fupport-
e,t by two men. A collation was made fur him on
the fpct.
A few days (ince as E. Rowland, a Indet, em-
ployed in the repairs of Stockland-tower, with two
boy who ventured with him in a machine drawn op
by ropes and ;sullies, were in the a& of elevation,
when they had &landed about So feet, a rope, whisk
decayed Rate had been overlooked, broke, and the
unfortunate mafun was precipitated to the ground,
rom which his body rebounded like a tennis-ball, sad
hfie expired in about
By an hour. He has left a wife and
x children. a mutt miraculous inter wifiano of
Novice:ice the lives of the boys were preferved, by
a corner of the machine catching te led of a win-
dow, about so feet high, whereh it remained fur-
pended (rural minutes, during which the boys partly
Wattled themfelves by the lattice, and the dial,
which was jufi above, before they could be taken in
through the window, which was the only aperture in
the tower that admitted a pcdfibility of Paving them.
On the r tth intl. a matter of very confiderable im-
portance came on to be tried at the Qstarter &Eton
at Bedford.—An Overfeer of the prior of the with
of Lidlingtom in that county, was indiEted for dig'•
milling a woman from his Crevice, the being, at the
time at Poch asea/5. is /a.f.e::r, without mak.
in; :thy provition for her relief. It came out, in evi•
deuce, that both the Mafia and Millrefs of the
woman, (the Overfeer and his wife), were well Sc.
tritiainted with the flare in which Iltv. was ; that they
tooled to receive her back into their houfe upon her
ertreaty to 're fo received, and that the Overfeer or-
dered ore c• lii. labourers N ovoid with hcr, tn Ampt•
Li% a dirt ..net of doe: miles :Ind upwards, and there
I ..se I.• t! a Rot hoofe.—The f try tnund
A vcrdia.--.".. tlty, the C.. 90 Icfs'enced Oven
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