Star.
London, England, 1804-08-23 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX Fuer!Om

Yeflerday a very relpeltable Meeting of Friends to
the Eledive Franchife, refident in the parifh of St.
Pancras, &c. took place purfuant to public advertife-
aunt at the Southampton Arms, Camden Town,
" To confider of the molt effeaual means of vindi-
cating the Rights of Elation, outraged by the con-
do& of the Sheriffs,at the late elation for Middlefex."
About one o'clock the Rev. Mr. %on Lev was
unanimoully called to the Chair, and the Reverend
Gentleman opened the buffnefs of the Meeting in the
following terms :
Gentlemen—l find myfelf in a fituation which I
had no define whatever to occupy, and which
Mould rather wins to fee filled by fome perfon of
more ability. However, as you have done me the
honour of the appointment, I ale my belt en-
deavours to difcharge the duty attached to it. Yon
are all acquainted, Gentlemen, with the able& of
this Meeting. I am lorry to underhand that it has
been inconvenient to many Gentlemen who are
hearty in the cattle, to attend, and therefore our
numbers are much thinner than was expefted; but
yet no injury, I am happy to refieft, can ultimately
rcfuk from this, as the difpofition of our friends who
are abfent, is perfealy well known. In order to avail
ourfelves of that difpofitioo, I mean to conclude
with propofing the appointment of a Committee, to
confift of Gentlemenbelonging to the feveral OW.
tries of the parish, who are to go round and coiled
fulicriptions, and particularly 'to apply to Poch of
our friends as have been unable to meet us here to-
day. The nature of the outrage which has been
lately committed upon the Eleffive franchife, malt
urge every man capable of appreciating the value of
thatimportant prsvilege, to contribute his mom&
means to prevent the repetition of fuels violence, and
to punifh thole who have been guilty of fuch an out.
rage. Of the benefits relishing from the free exec-
cite of the Eleftive franchife, none of you can be
unaware. Every man of you, to whatever patty or
slats of the community he may belong, whether he
May be a Freeholder or not, sainterelted in the pre-
(mouton of that valuable right, becauk any thing
that endanger' its fear. ity, endangerwthe glory and
importance of the Empire—becaufe upon its exit:
team depends the fafety of your freedom and of
every public benefit you enjoy. • If it be allowed to
Returning Officers to a& with partiality, to give un-
due advantage to any Candidate, what becomes of
the Eli:airs franchife f If, indeed, the precedent of
&oft partiality which we have recently. witneffed,
Mould be overlooked. the coofequence omen be fa-
tal. It might lead, in faa,to the total delfruffion of
the esprefestative (Ann,. which has been Co long.
mad to juin, the boa, of this country. The pecu-
liar ciranallenees of this traafailion, Omitting's,
call upon you imperatively to take that which is
your own mute into yowl own bands. It demands
and deferves your mot warm attachment and alive
affinance. T queffice no longerbut between lies between the
Sheriffs and Sit Francis Burdett, the
people of England at large. who are intereffed in
the prat/Ilion of the eleflive franchife, and thole
who have violated that franchife in a manner which
betrayed as little refpeift for the rights—as little re-
gard for the feelings of the people. as for the ap-
pearances of public decency. It would be itup?ffible
to freak of loch an event in terms of moderation, if
one did not rely on the fpirit and refolution of the
people to leek redrefs, and upon the equity of that
tribunal from which we cannot fail to obtain it. I
have oo doubt, Gentlemen. that you will join with
the great body of your countrymen in feeking for juf-
dm upon this occafion. If yen let any value upon
your freedom ; if you prize any or all of the advan-
tages which, compared with other nations. you en-
joy, you will not hefitate to conic forward, but
mediately pat forth your unnott exertions to pro-
cure the puttifionent of thole who have dared to out-
sage your too& valued right. You mull hold forth
an example, to dew that twirler the Sheriffs, nor any
ether authority, (hall now, or at any other time, in-
vade your liberty, without being fubjeffed to the ut-
tneft'penalty that the law can Millet.
With refpeft to the Worthy Baronet who bps been
fo barely cheated in the late conteff, I think it pro-
per to obferve to you. that there is no diftri
and fa ft in th
ouris
county where his claims to the fupport
of the people can be fironger than they are in this
paint. He certainly merits our regard in a very
high degree. He did Qep forward at the requea of
a vah majority of the inhabitants of this parifh, to
prom& what we may call our franchife [Tbis ideas
SO the Ores e Sir Francis ea tbs Pawns Peer Bill pa
&el a ke4 leafy oplosalt and. continued the Rev.
Gentleman, be tookopour care with a promptitude
that was confifient with his principles, becaufe it was
the cattle of freedom, jufiice, and the people. He
conduffed It throughout with a coolnefs of temper,
Beading& and refokition, that was highly honourable
R. his charafter, and which enables me to fay, that
a more perfettly conflitutional mina never mined in
any Senator. This opinion I can repeat without fear
of contradiction, becaufe I am Pure it will be corro-
borated by a number of Gentlemen of the highell ref-
patability in this parifh, who were with me for many
months in habits of converfation with Sir Francis
Burdett—that if any thing were propofed to him,
however beneficial to us, which fhould violate any
public principle, he would immediately reject it, and
that it would be morally impoflible to perfuade his
pure and exalted mind to deviate, in the lean degree,.
trom the ariacil precepts of public juaice and contli-
tutional reftitude tappiaufer ] To this opinion, Gen-
tlemen you bore honourable tetlimony in the addrefs
of thanksl to the Worthy Baronet, to which above
400 refpeflable houfeholders gave their diem in this
room. We helitated not to offer that evidence of
approbation which experience qualified us to pro-
nounce upon the upright and connitutional mind of
the Worthy Baronet. We owe it, therefore, to our
own character to put ourfelves among the foremoft
orbit fupporters. ‘Ve are b.,und to him perfonally
by gratitude, but aill more 1: y the noble (land he has
made for the independence of this County—a Rand
not to be exceeded by any in the annals of this coun-
try-4[oop/aafe]. Many public men. Gentlemen, in
onr recollettion, have made great aruggles to main-
tain the freedom of Election, and to &dirt the inde-
pendence of particular caustics and boroughs. Some
lave incurred confiderable expence to promote pub.
4,c liberty, or to tuFport family toterea ; but I believe
I•ry lew ingtances can be found, I rattier think none,
";,o4i an individual, «ithuut any view to family

: ;le Tour m'rrept:cuL:'..."1".;4471.177,,. I hours before. me mitantty pruritic°, anti naving au prsisni.. r-
mles to main- and meow. •artl fide. I traced the fugitives to an inn, learned that they had that can be imagined, the whole beirg fern from any
ert the inde- FOP' Gectiemea, Mend& or of the decoded, In esch Coach. been in bed about an hour. On hurling open the point, as the manteuvres were all performed ra
ought. Some The coffin was covered with rich black velvet, and chamber door, Mr, H. jumped out of bed, when the ground in the fit-fa of an Arrphithcatre, about a
ornamented with pLited handles, ke. fuddled is the enraged hatbad knocked him dawn: he recovered mile in diameter. About feven or eight thou
land
promote pub.
; but I believe liandfotnell manner• himfeir intbintib and beat the hatband in return moll troops were eviewed. After the bufir.efs of the MIT
er think none, The funeral retake was par(ormed by the Raw. inanely. fo as to render him unable to return home. the Duke of Yoat rode to DOTer, and dined at 'IA
kw so family jou II woos' purrs. Mrs. Gis a beautiful little woaaaa, jolt tirsatl. Ship lan.

TO AN EARLY PRIMROSE.

Mkt offering of a dark and Mien fire!
Wbufe modelt form, fo delicately fine,
Was marled in wbirthi; Soren%
And cradled In the winds;
Thee. (when young fpring firit queftion'd winter's Tway,
And dar'd the fturdy blulterer to the fight)--
Thee, on this bank be threw
To mirk his vittory.
to this low vale, the range of the year,
Serene, thou op'neft to the nipping gala,
Uonotic'd and alone,
Thy tinder elegance.
Sn Virtue blooms brought forth amicHt the Maim
Of chill adverlitym.lo fume lose walk
Of life, Ole rears her bead
°genre and unobf reed
While every lueachlog breeze that so bar blows
Clung's. bet hinders purity of beasts
And hardens her to bear,
Scrape, the illa of life! . • •

ASSIZES.

Tee (meowing trill is of to inters/tin s nature that, elm% we
gave a (bort cinema of it in oar paper Si Tiadaay Lit, we now
Uy It before our reader* at Mt kited
vrt.s.m..--e Mt KING O.IIOIITHIITOII.
This was All inforrnittion againa the defendant for
e:rtrin mifd.meanoti., which was tried Lea seek
io
by Mx. Baton Tussoa, before a Special Jury, and
lulled near fix hours. .In order to underirk id this
buldefs. it will be, necettiry to obf that a Mr.
Spottier, an attorney of Birmingham, having (rad-
anitted a dasentent of the cafe relative to the Llefen-
dimes applications to the druggifis of Birmingham to
the Attorney General, re:pelting, on their behalf;
that be would dire& a comir.al prefecution to be ex-
hibited again& the Defendant, the cafe was referred
to Mr.Efeceurt, the folicitor to the Board of Stamps,
and under ilia direttion of the Attoraey General, the
Cornanifioners ordered this information to be filed
spina the defendant, who is an attorney, refident
dt Wallington, in this county, and this profecotion
was infiituted againa him by his Majeay's Attorney
-Conseral. m jam for endeavouring to obtain money
San divers perform who are dauggifts and medicine
waders. in Birmingham, b# threatening to ratan*
them for alledged offences againa the Medicine A&i
ant indeed for the morpdfe of carrying tboie flames
into ace. but of wrongfully procuring money to
compromife thole fuppoted offences.
The information contained 15 counts, the firft of
which charged the defendant with having. on the
a3d day of Augo ft fent, and caufed to be fent,
to one W. Allen, a certain letter, with intent to ea •
tort and procure money from him for the purpofe of
preventin the profecution in that letter alledged to
irdendged spina the laid Wm. Allen front being
ftmemenced.
The &wind count charged the defendant with
.aving wilfully rad corruptly attempted to extort
and procure tol. from the laid W. Allen, by threat.
ening him that a profeeution Ihould be commenced
*mond him under the flatutes in that cafe made and
provided, fur having fold a certain medicine called
Irises balfarn, without a Ramp. unlers the Paid W.
&mild pay to him, the defendant. sot. for the
pinpnfe of preventing filch profecution from taking
intent
place, with to gain corrupt benefit and advan-
tage so hiarfelf.
the third count charged the defendant with hay.
:trig Wickedly, wilfully. and unlawfully threatened the
Wad W. A. that he &cold be profecisted. far Willi
fold medicines without @amps, with intent to obtain
and extort sawney how the laid W. A. under loch
laft-enentioned threat. sod under a pretence of put-
ting a !top to Inch profecutioo.
There were ta other counts contained in this infor-
mation, nearly fimilar to the above. The defendant
pleaded the general gee. not guilty. to the whole. I
The circiouthinces which gave rife to this info,.
:nation are briefly thefe :—On the ash of Augult.
!Sq, the drugnifin in Birmingham, tea in number,'
Yeeetwed each a letter from Wellington, Cubic' ibed J.
Southerton. Thefe letters were all dated the sad of
Aoguft. iso3, and were exaaly alike, except in the
4fireetinto, and were alto of the fame hand writing ;
wherein the writer Caps. " I am applied to to prole
cute an information againd you for felling certain*
medicines a i..1,0ut 'lamps. I have told the Parties
that all Inch informations mull now be profccuted by
the p-Iblic offiter, and have advifed them to let me
wr is you on the fubjea, and hear what you have to
fay upon it. if I can be of any fervice to you in
Appian& them, you will write me accordingly, and
I will get the bell terms ; and am, Sir, your obedi-
ent, J. Southerron." Dated Wellington. Somerfet.
Augutf 33, 1603.
Several 133131 s upon this fubjea were produced and
read in Court, finned J. Greenflade, threatening the
denies of Bitmingliam with prolecutions, tartlet's
they immediately fettled this bufinefs, which was to
be done by each of them fending a nal. note inclofed
in a letter, ditceed to " J. Greenflmtle, to be left at
the poll-office, Wellington." One tol. note was fent
in the above manner, and J. GfCCl6lllAtie acknowledged
the receipt of it. At length, however, it was thought
ativifealde that ft me person thntild go from Birming-
ham to Walirgton, who, under tLespenefue of fettling
this Inifintho procure every pohlible informa-
Sion, in or tier to fupport this information againa the
defendant ; and it was therefore agreed upon, that a
Mr. William Allen fliould have the management of
this bufinefs ; and it is only a junice which is due to
Mr. Allen to remark, that no one could have heels
ehofen whet would have conduaed this bulinefs with
more propriety.
Mr. DALLAS, Mr. S3I3IIANT LINS:And Mr. DA
VI aft were counfel on the part rf the Crown, and Mr.
DAM-
Do alone on the part of the defendant. The
Ira and principal witneft called on behalf of the
Crown was Mr. W. Allen, who laid, that loon alter
he arrived at Wellington, he called upon Mr. Stan
%herons, and ti Id him that his name was W. Alen,
Mal that he waited upon the defendant nn behalf of
/Serialised the red of the drttggi Its of Birn.ingliam,
to fettle the hufinefs upon whizo fo many letters had
palled between them. Defendant ant (wor
ed e Le would
not take Ices than 6o guwinto intro-
duce Mr. A. to a Mr. White, a refpciftaUle attorney
litneg et Wellington. in order to fettle the bufinefv.
Mr A. r bjtd.J to this, or. acronnt of hie having no
%err...iris:oot e.th that gtr..km.in, and thereiore re-

(petted the defendant to tome and Pup with bins at
the White Hart Inn, and to bring Mr. Greenflade
with him. The defendant anfwered, that Mr.
Greenflade never went out." Mr. Allen. 4 and the de-
fetid.int walked together in defendant's garden, when
Mr. A. pulled a letter out of his pi cket and Paid to
defendant," this is your flu II law." The defendant
anlweteJ, " yes." Mr. A. then opened a feeand let
ter, containing the names of thole perfons for whom
he was to fettle with the defendant. Defendant Paid,
" Ye', there were nine." '1 his letter was figned J.
Greenflade. Mr. Allen Paid," Mi. Jones will not fettle
with you." Defendant (aid, "Then by Goo he will
I feel it ; and none of you know how many informations
I have againft you; and you don't know what a
damned thing the Exchequer is." Mr. A. had fume
rearms for thinking that the defendant was willing to
fettle with him, and therefore he went ateay. The
defendant called. upon Mr. A. at the White Hart
Inn, but beg,re he was (hewn into Mr. Ao'D room, Mr.
Spurrier, who was then with Mr. A. wers into an ad 11
joining room and overheard what palled between Mr.
A. and she defendant. The defendant at this meeting
Paid to Mr. Allen, youllave authority to fettle for 8, and 1
why don't you fettle? you know the way, and mentioned
Mr. White again, who, he Paid, had fettled many of
theft matters with him, and added, that the Leiceiler
people had fettled with White (on what occafion I do
not know). Mr. Allen then wifhed to know,whither he
had that influence over Mr. Greenflade, as to infure him
that nothing more fhotld be heard of this matter, and
nifhed very much t o fee him. and afked whether he lived
in Wellington ? Defendant Paid no, and told him
that 6o guineas would be the loweß which he would
take, and then went away, Paying if you will not let.
tle,:l cannot help it.
About a week or ten days after Mr. Allen return-
ed to Birmingham, he received a letter add reffed to,
Mrs. Alen, from Greenflade, informing him, that
unlefs he remitted him the money demanded, hewooki 11
file informations againß them all immediately. Mr-1
Allen went on the tad' day of Dauber again to Wel- I
lington, and flamed the defendant the letter he had I
received from Greenflade, and again requefted to feel
him, as that letter requeßed the money to be imme-
diately paid to him; defendant told him be might
inclote the money, and put it into the poll office, (li-
ft-tied for J. Greenflade, and I will fend you a letter
to Birmingham, acknowledging the receipt of it, the
fame as I dierPratchet, and that mug be the way
the money aloft be paid. Mr. AlJen.then raid, but,
Sirs will not the plaintiff, Mr. Greenflade, fee me ; I
be has written to me, and why not appear • who I
would fetch the letter if I did put it into the Poft.of
(ice 1 Why, Mr. Greenflade, to be five; you kern de-'
yllifh Rudions in fettling. Mr. Allen Paid he wculd
' take the defendant's word ; but he had to fettle alfo
i for others. Defendant replied, fettle for yourfelf, and
I let them take their chance. Mr. A. told Defendant
that Thornley and Lane now iefefed to fettle %visit
the Defendant, and therefore (hewed Defendant
a 401. note, which be Paid be would give hint, if he
would receive it, but defendant Paid he refufed to take
any moody hitsfelf on theft occafions. Mr. Allen
wanted hint to fend for Mr. Greenflade to receive
the money 1 Defendant then told him he might fend
the money to his honk, and he would fend him a re-
ceipt from Greenflade ; but the Defendant 'tithed the
money lhould be put into the Poft Office. Mr. Al-
len Paid be did nut like to do this, as the money
might be loft.
Mr. Spurrier was then called, who proved the con-
verfation which pallid bwer Mr. Allen and the
Defendant, when he calleted upon ?vb. Allen at the
White Hart Inn.
Mr. Pratchet was then called, who proved he had
fent a sot. note inctofed in a letter, di, aled J. Green-
(lade, and that he afterwards received a letter from
J. G. acknowledging the receipt of it, and informing
hint that he fhould hear no more of this bufinefs.
The reit of the druggilta were called, who proved
the letters they had received from Mr.Sotherton.
Mr. Butler, mailer of the White Hat t Inn, and
alfo PoR Matter, proved that all letters direfted to
J. Greenflade, were taken from the Poll Office, ei•
therging by the defendant himfelf, or fame perfin be-
lon to him ; he alfo ;stored that Southertnn
called upon Mr. Allen at his bode, when fira Mr.
Allen came to Wellington.
Mrs. Butler was then called, whore evidence was
firailor to that of her hufband's.
Mr. Symes, who was formerly a clerk to defen-
dant, was next called to prove the hand writing of
one of the letters figred 7. ("meld( ; he laid he be-
lieved it to be the hand writing of Mr. &Indiction,
and he alfo proved that another letter, addreffed to
Mr. Richard Pratchet, was written by a Mr. Hop-
kins, the prefent clerk of Mr. Southerton.
Mr. Eualotiam, Counfel for the defendant, called
un a itnefs, but took notice ef the three fiat counts
of the information. which charged the defendant, in
his fi.fl letters to the diuggills of B. Math hawing
tirratated them with prnfecutions with intent of ex-
torting money, /cc. which, he contended, that the
letter did not bear out.
The Judge, Tmosisow, fummed up with great
ability. The Jury gave a verJie--- Gary, on all
the counts, except the three fit ff.
On Saturday fe'nnight the Hon. Sir ROIIIRT Gait-
-14 aSi, Kn;:zht, arrived at Lancafter, and the fame
evening opened the commilLi.n for holding the Af-
fixes, at the Cattle. Nest day the Hon. Sir Atan
C see, Rot. arrived at Lancafier, and the next
morning delivered an admirable charge at the Cattle,
to the Grand Jory, who were dilcharged on Wed-
nelday.—The folio% ing have been tried before Sir
ALAIN ClIAINIIIRI:
John Ogilvey and Thomas Smith, for forging Bank
notes; and Michael Hughes, 1 homes Bnadte, James
Blithe. Jofeph Bridge, and John Braullsaw Magee,
for fiverally uttering forged Bank notes; have been
I found Clap
George Greeves, for uttering bad filver.-64ilry.
James lirfli.m, Robert Hurd, and Thomas Hall,
Cif mamflaughter—Goihy.
John Powel, for manflaughter I James Walkslen,
for Dealing a mete, and Nancy VA/2in, for wtcriiip
bad Meer, were each nf them acquitted; as ,W, • Hog'.
Hamilton, for uttetinie forged notes. and John Do
tan, for having fomc in his polliff .
Thomas Hay Jock, Patrick Cummins, and Mar
COfFfnee. V.c7C admitted as King" Evidence,.
No b:11 a,• found again( John Kirkpr.- '-; at
avonfl Daniel Wien. there env on proleci. n,
Lem, Mont, ,N•rged %%oh flit. s ;but moo
Ili&i ILL liti n, as- tcmat.Jed, hcir I 1 4,- Le,

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FOLIOS. tic.

Maw SION-SOO sa.—Yeßerday the flaring curious
cafe came before the Lotto Mama r
young worms, who had not been above three
months married, was charged by her hutband with
affaulting him. Being perfiuss of genteel appearance,
and fume credit, his Lordlhip heardh Rome with
great patience. The young plained, that
in confequence of his wife's not fubmitting to be con-
fined to home as he pleated, his life was made very
unhappy; that the caufe of the proem quarrel arofe
from his refuting to let her go. to Peckham Fair; a
place he highly difapproved of I however, the mat-
ter was, as he thought. amicably adjußed, and thej
went to bed in pedal love and harmony—but the
fair one's refentment did not end here, for, fuddenly
darting up in the night, the tore his &int in piece 4
(cradled his legs, face, &c. in a dreadful Manner,
and give him other violent and perfonal abufe.
lu anfwcr to thofe charges, the wife declared he
had tiled her very ill ; that ae half Barred her. sad
never gave her a penny in her pocket ; the alfo com-
plained bitterly of his father and mother, who, he
Paid, had done every thing in their
herepowe to
oho
curd between them; and, Wy, that e home
at three o'clock in the morning, in a Rate orintoai-

cation. •
He replied, that this left only happened, when he
went out with his Corps, he being a private in a
Regiment of City Volunteers.
The LORD MAYOa laid, that there appeared faults
on both Ides, and advifed them to go home and
make up the quarrel. His Lordflip ',quelled their
friends, who were prefent, to interfere, and endea-
vour to accommodate matters betwe is them.
The very viurent agonies which preceded the death
of lidifs FRANCIS Jaws, of Cale-green; Drilled,
induced a fufpicion that poifon had been adminiller•
ed. An examination of the body, therefore, very
properly took place by fome medical gentlemen of
the flight,/ reputation. Although there could be no.
doubt that the very violent affection of bet flo-
znach and bowels occafinned her diffoltition—yet.
upon the carafe of this dreadful anion there was a
very material difference of opinion. On the one tide
lit was contended, that fuch effects were the confer,
quence of corrOve fob:4mo having been (wallowed 11
on the other, they were attributed to a eos
pli4.nt known in the profeffinn by the name of Chats,'
fymptoms of this difcafe frequently bear
fo dole an analogy with the Oats of metallic poi-
fons, that it is not always eafy to ditlinguith between
them, Wit the death of the patient (by affording au
opportunity for applying wfla so the contents of the
intellinal canal) decides the quelbon. The Coroner's
Jury, concurring in the opinion that the deceafed
was poifoned, at fiat brought it in wilful surtkr, but
fubfcquent reprefentations induced them to reverfe
their verdie to lied hi the vifitatiox of Goo ; and hence
arofe all the various and euntradieory reports upon
this fabjett.
Monday night, in May fair, a coachmen belong-
ing to a Gentleman's carriage in waiting, having
fallen :Weep on the box, Come thieves cut away the
valuable pad of the harnefi, with which they got off
unohferved.
Saturday fe'nnight Jonathan Ullis was executed at
the New Drop adjoining to the Carle of York, pur-
fuant to his lenience at the fall anises, for a tape.
This unfortunate young man wasonly 23 yeATSUf age,
was very penitent, confelTed his guilt, and acknow-
ledgedplie junice of his fentence. Thomas Martha','
under fentence of death, for forgery, is refpited for
fourteen days.
A refpite to flay the executian until further orders,
has been received by the High Shetiffs of Limeticlo
for Patrick Moraine, who was to have been ex-
ecuted on Monday lat.
Monday fe'nnighr, the Sheriff of the county of
Limerick received a free pardon for Tobias Dol.
mage, found guilty c f killing Mr. Ehright in a duel.
Wednefetay fe'nnight William Murdock was cxc
cuted at the front of the County Court-houfe. Water-
ford, purfuant to his fentence at the lall affixes, •
for
robbing, arid having in his poffellion bills taken out
of the mail, between Chime! and Capprquin.
larwes.—Abotit half pall twelve o'clock, on IA
Saturday, Thos. Kennedy, the unhappy fuldicr, who
at our tat affixes was condemned to be hanged for a
burglary in the brittle nf William Martin, at Icicle-
ham, was, by the turnkey, Commoner' from his cell,
in Hortham jail, to the cart prepared fir his convey.
ance to the place of execution on the Common, a
Ihort ditlance from the town. At the tail of the cart.
which contained his coffin, Rood Jack- Ketch. with ,
the halter, by which the unfortunate man was to be
fufpended s but at the fight of this difmal prepara-
tion, he betrayed not the leaf fear or treiridation t on
the contrary, he approached the cart and flipped into
it, with a manly fortitude that befpoke him perfealy
refigned to his fate, and ready to meet the awful
change he was about to experience. Having timed
himlelt on his coffin, with the Roman Catholic Priell
who attended him in prifon, th- carriage moved
(lowly on to the fatal tree. wheree, after addieffing a
few words to the multitude, (the purport of which
was, that he should die in torgieenefs with all the
world, and hoped that all the world would forgive
him) he was launched into eternity. After hanging
the Wail time, hi. body was cut down and conveyed
to the church-Tat d, where it was inserted.
This feaCon of the year is found more mot:Waive o
that very dangerous malady the Bile, w:tich ditenvers
kcal by mote A.rtersous and lick head-achs, heartburn,
and bowel complaints, followed by yellownefs of the
(kin, giddineft,itc.which often proves fatal to the Rrong-
ell conftitotion. tstr. Diane, apothecaly,hashappily,
from his extentive private maaice, applied a fate, k-
eine, anti cer ain remey in his ( ixon's) Anti•bilius
Pills. Numerous teilidmonies froDm the Vircountenlies
Buctingham and llitlkley, the Dowager Lady Say
andSele. Lords KIR% A. den and Kaman, Sir Gregory
Pig c Turner, Dam NI. P.Wm en, Bart. Sir
W. Ma Inler f. Dirt. M. P. Shelley. M. P. Col. Bithop
Stortoolgton; !jot Priozier, Portfmouth ; Pri.
Soutnamptro ; Rev. Mr. %Vdilren,
not, Snlicr ; Capt. Jervis Ricketts, of the Navy, and
fume hundred. ad tt:c Nobility and Gentry ; tedirno-
nies to the hope: tor efficacy of Dixon's Anti-hili ut•
fo.-etfede any somber proof. Sold wholeialc, by
appointment of the Proprietor, at Mr. Bucket, No. 4,
Clieopfide, And ie•aol by moat Boeoktilless and Medi
me-I/trade, s ire eve, y Town in the United Kincdurn,
in hot at Gs. and as. J. each, with dim:lions, Signed
G. Dis.t.a.

LONA* Mil KISS

WIIDNISDAY, AUOUST si

Vremze.ara1.a.......... --- --- -
The Marks trday was well [applied with Wheat, sad
GI Mondsy's remaining Csaplos. tosedtcr wids the
raasrahis
change of weather, easted a [mill reditelioo an the fiord awl
wailing gasinks. Fine Damask In. per quarter. Rye is fell ee
dearer than laa *ask. Barley is rather dearer. Vat and White.
Pa& at little dilleressee. Good Grey Peale at 41e. Tick Heir
were pleety, and MIMIC Cheaper. hies of Flour sad Oils way 6
weal as our L.A.
OS.
771. UNDER
What, dos. yes. pys. per syr. Grey Peale eta. to 001.
Fine Ditto. yea Ste. 04. Ban, Os. 44% ad.
Rye
36e. eas. ad. Tick Ditto 33a 391.
EaHrly.3sl- dm dirl. Oats, sas. sys. sea
Meh, ;as. yp. M. Poland ditto, 3 311.01. ,
White Pegs, die. 304. od. Rape Seed, lid. to ed. lowa
PRICE OF FLOUR..
'be Floor kya to yes. Seconds ans. to 63s.ter leek.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE SORDUCiId.
11(1 31 toe to 41 to I Pockets 41 Oa to 31 It
PRICE of HAY and STRAW la SIVIITHFISI.D.
pdeedew Hay. per Lead, . 31. Its. to el. , t
I ' Osissr • • • 41.1155. to 31. 1
dales • espides4 • . a 7.. to ti. ids
...

MARRIZet
Mir" of tlit (igh rteolcot, to Itift Sopilo Heys
ol Closloo.
Lisommout George Cow& of tit IA mimeo, to left Aoa
...aameß dagaglitet of Mr. Cowell, of Arras-cm,. Dublic4

DIM
Tuedday maning, Ms. bikkaikaa of tit Hasbro' Cafec Wes
Water-Iww.
In ilkliestatt, after a kw days Ulnth, Win. Goodman. Ek.
At MIAs, time Rev. Mr. Pkthwailt, perib priett of fAtt pow
. • Tp-MORROW.
ernieselka • Sun fun I WOO few
after .4 ifititutes ulterte
_ _ _

liKlll WATS& AT LONDON alums TO.MORDOW.
hisrobig
Altesusali
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FOR WE AND RELAXED HABITS, '
Dr. AUSTIN'S CHALYBEATE PILLS. '
THIS Preparation, invented by the Lite eelebraja
A ?ndents wide Name it bean, is found fets&ler to Mabee
i cede and Renovative Matinises; being to eaemicsily eartinaok
is to retain all dm abbe Power. of Steel freed from ine Imosios
%any, and tout mil arm the molt delicate fluenvols.
limn Pith are recommeeded to thole PSGwho& Friona
love been debilitatedisy Hot etiolate% lo or ao ) other
Cadet and they are pirtleiderty calculated fir Females at that
Period et Life, when the Connitudem la alien neatle“. draw
from Halts too kdeatirs, or from want of Ti.. is the Brian.
Knees, Laser. Baneserfai Palpitations, Teembang er tee
Knees, Ice. and for all Neellits and elypuenoonrbsal Alrcentaos.
Said by P. blcobirrand ions. ar Ile esti Warairie ler Dr.
Jame* Feeder, No. 43, in ile. Paul's CauclorsoliLondonsfeben
41. a liar. Day *gleam% ; aro, Irr j. Wadoes ON Eam64/20111 no.
con sac, sward. pidsX es. 0 a orti.linet &Tic, rit4eCia"
fpardtpteu J. Hatboro ;T. Tett, Royat II!.
sbute, Begonglf; aid J. Hurts, Comer al laidgetafreia.• ' '

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UAViNG tittiteettiel alien- to the itil4V. bed beds
lis B, . *stifled by dr 1110 A eelltildersbirreitlse is shit. brabsk
which t Mouses impel. to kink, I ma that I broamensommbas
I ertrnerayed my time thm thole who. la tie astaPaya Bald e! the
Aso, Ma oecallonally thinhirfed in loacertaloty, anl Mame
storeys Weida tbat ftweeli whkb le acquired by esneenimethg tho
kedleeknal power es mod& d &foram
3lectilleake d DEPUTY IM Pecaliadi IllifaaltE. far IMP
v,..ith Om a train id cam-mutant frptotbs. ma, .by a tbas
or all vital magi, esibenec ttfdf Meows dathittered.—•
-71retbet they arts ham the prevalence dill mars*, thmkitroo-
tive habits of fehord bays, or the indukteriets of smocks. tulles
mike the mob of dune profellowl CR t hat ill the litanalavel
of uneducated meth the iymptonas are aggravated, and the wan
tetloll LS deltroyed.
As a MEhdbiiß of the ROYAL COLLF OF el SUltolool/1.
I growid my peck:ohms no repiarity of educed m; mot polkaed
mai. prbakig, to rmtleo, 1 fest agyhaf mdcled t • that sollemes
with whisk i ism hitherto boo to Userslly hemmed.
In the Brit fixations 40 lasi wrsianes, arty application will
prevent the agency of a deblpeated frame : but where the Rif-
hew, beaus onokiminefe of the unimatlinids of Me ohm whit
naiad hie inieforome Is fearful M the matempt or oaten of lie
' family phytkisa pod hem& over hi. tonnay woh mad am
cealmant k mull be fandisdery for him to be aflurad net rob at
capability of treatment. but Aro of the molt InMota..Sle ficrecy.
And to recent Venereal Complaints it I. pt: Mesa prevent paled
danger err diftreis ; in the molt eomplieste3 cdes is la ti- amptirs.
ore ne ofody cm:Wiz= to this hoc to Welt • We, xataiN
and
b re
Idler the advantage ofMis espertrucc to duds tither fa who
are salted with any kind of peaturr, of any fitoptons of
VEMeItRAL INFECTION, mid la all cabs she tams al Mew.
omation aso toed en the firt interview
Par main the efellb/ are espeard to lodge a Bank oath end,
arc repelled to (reify ..: age and mama of living.
MARTIN BRIE,
Wewahw el die ileyel Calle et Setrgeeel to Leedom
Ho to. Arundel. Erect, Soma, am Temple Bar

V ENER EAL BLINDNESS.
to Mr. TIIOLIAS TAYLOR, Bart%ll No. 9. New Bridge4hostit
OSAS sin,
IT is with the mobheartfelt fatisfeltion that I asi.:
drirta Tali agar inecenparside excellence of your iwoduaithe
bledielac-4.EAILE's PATk.NT the Wing of that
year 1 hurl the misfortturto contrad a Venereal coraptalat.sstea•
tied with the ninth altrrilag and di ge-ous fympteens ;to &slur*
that I have been cotitxd to my loom for awls le week together,
land not able to Rh oat of It: I had wo reit night mislay, and
Buffered the m ft sacrticiatteg paid and tamer, and what' was
drill aerie, my eye. grew weak
_apod dim, fp that could [soon
knee any olleaß, if ever fo dole to so, linf exwitied main&
lets than the total tots drily fight. From a Rout, be kby, and ra-
ther coercion non, I became a mere iliadow, and an objeft of
pity anti eanspalbtat..—bly friends had all given men over, sod
thought say recuvoylinpullbk. Is this dreadful Bate, and.'
rifting every minute to be ray Lai in this world, I was fortu-
nately reconinunded by a neighbour to try Inter Medicines. but
having tried sU medical 'WI to no purport., and been at an enormous
s
eipence, it was tome time before I could to; prevailed on to tab
diem ' • at lalt lent lot Ds bows, and before I had taken theta
all, I found confrerable hough ; sty pains gradurily deem:def.
and my eyefight grew lotto, and to the gnat furprixt and efts-
niftancnt of all my friends, ( her taking three ram more). my
bes‘h and ftrength was per reftored, nut I on now, (thanks
to my Gun and your insatiable Medicine.), as well and harry
sa
ever I W.I. in my life. lust obliged humble Rant.k
Nigh- firm t, llirtningham, Novanbr et, 1799. i.r.tcti.
The alove Medicine Is camenly recommended to all poke,
that are in any doubt of their Acing entirely free of every Verse/
real Affeelion, particularly to thole emit altering their coad.tion
In Me, as it win certainly eradicate every taint or that moues, e•
however Ling handing, et however dirge fed under the appeal
of other Moe 'yrs it may he: for Scorhi.tie, Glandular, and C.
nentio Complaints k le antra medium. Odell to be Lakin, cfpecia3) a,
the Spring, SUMMIT, and F.. 11.
Pn-pared and fold by the foie Propr.etne, Toon** Tar
"ate.
Los,
Illemetr of the Corp* ation of Surgeons, Imodoo. rd his 1"
N 0.9, ithw Bridge.ltreet, where he wIU give Advice wicker t
Fre, to Perfona taking tbcfe Pint, and will aufwer theient,
cafes'Af-
ters. if poll on the farnostcrlns, oliferving in all tho
molt inviolable kercey, no I'nton'e MOM or cafe Irving bent
mentioned, but at their awn • ar icularrequeft, by the Proprietor,
during the tourfe of nne.. than 15 tr 4.4, that Mho had the con-
sh:t of. t eateuG se talc of the above Medicine and the practice
arifingi ::Irottu
They at, alt fnkthy I.os appointment, at the Perfunta's, 1.10.
Is , St. All. P enell ; RobertrosesTayt Mott. Not
oy, 071nr a-ft ro. t hookfelker, No. t, U.ion-row,
r„..,r-!.31, and ley en,e Per • n in every eontiderabir 1000
and England, in Boxes of wily its. 9d. emit leaked up, wick fell
to plain awaits.

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