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London, England, 1810-06-23

COUNTRY MARKETS.

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OIEORD MARKF r, 'nye 16.-1 he second best price of a
of wheat was I •*.s. OS. according to which price, and a duo
allowance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as
follow, viz. the peck loaf household, to weigh 1711).S ox. M. bid.
the half peck, 2s. std. ; and the small r in proportion.
ASHFORD STOCK MARKET, JUNE JO.
Beef, 14s 2d. to 15s Od. per sear*.
Mutton 5s 4(1. to fe E. ic. go
•
Veal 6s 2d. to 6r no. per ditto.
Lamb Os od. to Os Od. per dm..
leads about 275, Sheep and Lambs 1100, Pip 40

MATH.
At Brin Cottage, near Swansea, on the 10th !Mani, the Lady
of Calaisla Destroy, R. N. of a daughter.
MARRIED.
The Rev. IL dutch, Rector of Seagate', Lekestershire, to Miss
Jaws of Gower-street.
Rev. E. Griffiths, of Yseelfiog, Flintahlro., to Min Moraine,
daughter f he late John MorvUle, Esq. of Sheraton Wakefield.
Rev. J.o 14. t Carey, to Harriet, daughter of the Rev. 'John Lloyd,
rector of Thorpe. Derhyphire.

I)lh.D.
Monday, at Burford, Oxfordshire, the Rev. John 1)e Is here,
M. A. Rector of Barrington and l'eynton, Oxfordshire, and
Chaplain to Lord Dynevor, in the S7th year of his age.
At I.ambeth, P. Gregsoo, Req. Surveyor of the Coast Waiters,
Port of Lordon.
On the 7th inst. Mrs. Moats Quelch, aged 61, who followed
the profession of school-mistress at Windsor upwards of 40 years.
On the 6th instant, aged 63, the Rev. William Finch, I.L.D.
Rector of Tackley, Oxfordshire, and of Abingdon, Berks.
TO MORROW. •
Sun rises, I Sun sets, I Moon was,
43 minutes after 3 1 17 minutes after 8 1 0 minutes after 1

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning minutes after 7
AUernoon 5 i minutes afttr 7
London, England, 1810-06-23

CHALLENGE.

MESSRS. CUR RI E and Co. Surgeons. late ;n
Majesty's Service, chant: No the wet o‘ world to trive a
single ins.ance vilivre their MidiCillt And niethod of cu-e have
failed of the desired effect. The practice of utany as
particular branch of their profession has not pieta rise to one
unsuccessful case.

They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and Aug
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement sit the •rt
which is the consequence oft lie pernicious and wasief•lif.c • et a
ha',it long and most unhappily pursued hy the youths of ho h sews'
in the one it will b: found to be the suit:Ming tource of Infra
nes, ; the other have its ravages fatally devel..ped to tt em by :leis•
iremang state of debility, which, if nu: siowly ri
In impotence. These are it. remote and saki:dare tificts,
sionptions,loss of nutscular power, and vat ions nervous cm:Tit it.
ta wally characterise the earlier stags of this solitary vice. ('I
s sits languishing urder the disorders incident to such a Lahit, tla it
treatment is simple and has never proved ionsucces• •he
c.vie-e of a long, laborious, and much extended •,,ract're. in the
most 'obstinate and etimploca:ed cases or vetoers*, int. etho.i, 34
as obstructions in the nit-flora, spongy exegeses Ives, heed .
clouts, canon. ulcers, erupt "0u5,.61 aninal we.kness,
London, England, 1810-04-11

MONEY.

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MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform
those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem-
porary or permanent sums d( money, that they can at all times
advance any sum from 1401. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal
or any other security atisiugfrom Mairiage Settlements, Money
in the Funds, Clergymfrie. L.Prings or Freehold, Copyhold, and
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Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their
house, No. 19, Jermyn-street, St. Jaimb's, either personally or by
letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase wiU be given for
well-secured Annuities.

This day was published,
By Becket and Porter, SI, Pail Mall, price 2s.
Ik. NOTICE of the EVIDENCE given in the
COMMITTEE of the HOUSE of COMMONS, during
the INQUIRY into the CONDUCT and POLICY of the late
EXPEDITION to the SCHELDT, with Observations. The
whole intended to facilitate and elucidate a just and clear View of
the Matters in Discussion.

COMMIT CAI. OF Slit FRANCIS BURDE*I7, BARI%
This day was published, in one volume, price 4s. 6d. in boards,
ENFIELD's COMPENDIUM of the LAWS
and CONST ritrrtoN of ENGLAND.

" A competent knowledge of the law; of that country in which
we live. is the proper accomplishment for every Gentleman and
Scholar."—Loan BACON.

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Wealth of Nation, and Political Economy.

This day were published, price 3s. embelliAted with a correct

Likeness.

MEMOIRS of. the LIFE of SIR FRANCIS
BURDETT, But. including a faithful Narrative of the
whole Procecdings in the House of Commons on the Question of
his Commitment to the Tower for publishing a Letter to his
Constitto nts, with the Speeches of the different Members on the
sap t., including that by Sir SAMUEL ROMILLT. Together with
a particular Account of his being taken and lodged in the Tower,
and ot the Persons Killed and Wounded on the return of the
Military. " Magnam legem condet et nobilem."
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
row.
London, England, 1810-04-11

THE COW PDX.

This day was published, illustrated with accurately coloured En-
gravings of the Disease in its various Forms ; 4s. 6d. boards,
APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU-
LATION, and of the mode of conducting it; with a com-
parison of the :MALL i'OX and COW PDX INOCULA-
TIONS, intended for Beads of Families, and Clergymen, as well
as the Faculty.

Dr JOSEI'H ADAMS, M.D.
Physician to the Small-Poz Hospital, to the New FinaburlDis-
penury, Author of the Treatise on Morbid Poisons, &c. &c.
Printed for RICHARD Putt.t.l es, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, and to he had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books
throughout Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be had,
A TREATISE ON VACCINE INOCULATION and its VARIZTIII.
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London, England, 1810-04-11

MERINO AND ANGI.O-MERINO SHEEP.

This day was published, price Gs. 6d. in boards,
APRACTICAL TREATISE on the MERINO
and ANGLO-MERINO Breeds of SHEEP, in which the
advantages to the Farmer and Grazier peculiar to their breeds,
are clearly demonstrated.
By CHARLES HENRY HUNT, Esq.
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by all Booksellers throughout the kingdom.
London, England, 1810-04-11

itr.vusio:%:

Lord HOLLAND wished to call the attention of their Lord-
ships to a Bill now on the tablir, respecting the granting of Places
in Rcver•ion. In the absence of the Noble Burl (Grosvenor).who
had so ably taken th.: question on a for Mer occasion,he should
make nu motion rorcciing the Bill. 'this only, he should
think it proper to o'oserve, that 44 some Noble. Lords seemed on
that occasion to feel s.lme embarrassment and scruples in proceed-
ing in the Bill till a nie.sege had been received from his Majesty,
signifying his assent to it, he would now warn such Noble Lords
to take an early opportunity of knowing his Majesty's pleasure
on the subject, and not again come down to offer so strange au
excuse for not proceeding in the Bill. Adjourned.
London, England, 1810-04-11

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, April 6, 1810.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tradig
to the EAST INDIES, do Array give notice,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their
House in Leadenhall-street, on Friday next the 13th instant, at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, on special Affairs.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sc:.
London, England, 1810-04-11

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L.minATARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 10.

The lir,ust was fur some time occupied in a Consmittee of
1 its .1, son the Banbury Peerage; after which the Committee
w as ordered to sit again en TutAday nett.
On the admission of strang.:rs after prayers were read, we
found,
Message from the Commons, bringing up a number of
mcstly private; one of theta wasa Bill for incorporating
a Gas Light Coinpany.—'llese Bills were read of course a first
time.

On the first reading of the Gas Light and inflammable Air
Ilill, the Niarciis of BUCKINGHAM humorously alluded to
the title ut the Bill. He did not concave that, in the present
temper of sumo men's tui:ids, any new contrivance to produce
inflammable matter sVi4 necevcary. Vitas regard to the obj.xt of
the Bill itself, hi: conl.l only say, that for three years he bad been
subject to a purgatory from the experiment, and that if It was to
be persi,ted in, most of the bun %es where the experiment was to
tic made would be rendered uninhabitable.
London, England, 1810-04-11

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, JANUARY e 4.

The Bon nici A frigate arrived here yesterday from off the
Mauritius, where she left our fleet on the 4tli instant brings
intelligence of the French frigates which had been crinzing in the
Indian Seas having succeeded in getting safe in with four
prizes, one apparently a large Indianian, which was chattel on
shore at the ISlack River. An unsticcessltel attempt was made by
the boats of the fleet to destroy her.
The French fleet that has got safe in were chaead by our fleet
on the morning of the 20th instant ; they consisted of tour tri-
gates with lour prizes, and as we know of only three French fri-
gates being on this station, viz. the Bellona, la Manche, and the
Venus, some apprehensions are entertained of the other :,gate
being the Piedmontese, which was-reported in India to h4ve been
captured by two French frigates ; it is, hoev-v,r, possible that
they nsay have been joined-by another French frigate from Europe.
—The RA ISO !vital-a is expected here in a few days front the facet,
and by her we expect to have some further particular,.
By the Dolly, (American) from Ceylon, we have accounts of
two French frigates, from Batavia, having captured 73 American
vessels, and several other country. ships 41 Japanobea, on the
north-west coast of Sumatra : all the Americans hay i.tt,:e quan-
tities of specie on board, with which they
were purc
cargoes of pepper.
-
hasinz their

FALMOUTH, APRIL 8.
Sailed his Majesty's ship ARETRUSA, on a cruirc.7-Arrivrti
the Mott& ISTOTJ gtin-brig, with a convoy from Plymouth. Sailed
the DavAsTATios, for Cadiz; LEVERET, for Plymouth; Prin-
cess Elizabeth packet, with mails for Lisbon; Princess Amelia,
ditto, with mans for America':

PLYMOPTH, APRIL. 9.
Early this morning-a largelleet of nterchatitmen passed down
channel from the Eastward.—Arrived is Loth frigate,
Captain
SCHOMBERG front Guadalotipe, last front' Portsmouth.-Ihree
homeward-bOuhd Ease.lndiaMen passed up Channel last night ;
the Purser of the Matilda.(iine of the three) landed Lae, and set
off this morning with dispatches for town.
POEtTSMQI.JTH, APIIIL 10.
Arrived the Ntoselrigitl, from a eruizO. Sailed 3eVeril sail
of transports, with ammunition, &c. for Cadiz, under convoy of
the DON NEGAL man of war; ELIAI,OA aud sloops
of war, on a critize.—Wind'N. and Ly. 1:.

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DEAL APRIL 10.
The KANGAROO strop orWar has a slgp .1 for a convoy co th,
wet a: d.—Wind East. '

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London, England, 1810-04-16

;2:1 OWN, (BIRBADOES FEBRUARY 27.

Anivcd on Sunday last, from Guadaloupe, the
A7iciale sloop of war, from Jamaica, with 1.1.7,000
for the army ; also, since our last, the scion-
.!,;1110:;, ar.l Youu:- 1.; Roscius, from
qt^; the Aurora, from St. Lucia ; Lively Kate,
irc Dublin ; and three Americans, two with lum-
,.;, and one with flour ; the latter, the Sussex, was
(..a7s from Norfolk, bound to Ti iuidad. She
accounts that the embargo had been again laid
va.;ll prts of America, and took effect on the
•.a

17,c Nereide French frigate has as yet completely
ts•":Teatted all the efforts of her pursuers. The Me-
Castor, and Scorpion returned to Cuada-
icvi-:, ta the ::.;d instant, having lost sight of her at
of the Sth. Tlwy, however, fell in with
.tht cir.us, :and gave her information, who, it is
rot. m.,re successful; it is understood
boa] d this ship 19,000 doubloons.
\(...1;!c is a remarkably Line frigate, quite new,
L:ouras guns, and :300 men, besides

C.—Another cr;g:tte has tantalized our
'il;Wrt'n zt Gnadaloupe, by appearing off there and
them the slip. by
Wednesday night last
of description was close off Point-a-Pette,
Let br.at in, which actually reached the shore
Cie crew, without suspicion of danger,
::::•:IYsarned off by our sentry's " all %yell ;". hen
m-. r^
• • , lcav:ng one of their party, who gave
st notice of this s:cond frigate's narrow escape.
1.)
13r",and Hyperion arrived at
cn the 19th February, with 137 sail from
;9
.t'n'outh. The Hyperion sailed the following day
tl:e trade f,)r Jamaica.

FRCM LLOYD'S us.r.
C,RANtAxu, AFitlf. 14.—N0 arrivals.—Sailed, Riga pckett
for Ttnerifre; James, Wilson, for Fayal ; Ranger, Nor-
t'?, t.r ; (.:!zudius, Jackscn, for Demerara; and Rattler,
'antler, for liayti.
r APtll Ross, for Monte Video; Flora, Amen,
.0; ; Swift, Cummings, for Oporto; Conception, Mar-
c:2lltl'
?trall kr a cL:ira, and the Traf.dpr, William on, for De-

I.EYDEN, APRIL 6.
The following captures are mentioned in the public
journals :
The English schooner Rlnlottli, by the French privateer, te
Fare; hod ine Asnetican vessel Perseverance, Captain W. Mar-
ret, from New York, by the Hebe and Aventurier French priva-
teers; both prized are arrived in the Teel.
Carried into Brest the Calde, from Lisbon ; the Ansizade, from
Liverpool, for the Braaih ; and the Monarca, from the coast of
Spain, for London.
Carried into Calais the Henry, from Pool, far Hun; to Map.
seinet, the Alert, Captain Dtlday, front London for Malta • and
into Passage, the Queen, Captain Farmer, trom Jacmel for Lon-
don.
London, England, 1810-04-16

LAST-INDIES.

MADRAS, OCTOBER 10.

General Ward (recently arrived from England) is
directed t be President of a Court-Martial which is
to assemble on the 20th instant at Bangalore, for the
trials of Lieutenant-Colonels John Ball, John Dove-
ton, and Major Storey, who were concerned in the
late unhappy disputes, adverted to in my letter by the
Ganges. lam sorry to say, that the mild and gra-
cious General Orders published by Lord Minto, on
the 25th ult. have by no means had the effect in-
tended—in truth, discontent appears to pervade the
Company's troops as much as ever. Nothing but
the fear inspired by a potent and numerous body of
the King's troops keeps those Officers in check. The
declaration (or test of obedience) which Lord Minto
directs to be signed, is exactly the same as that ten-
dered to the army by Sir George on the 26th of July
last ; and which nine-tenths of the officers, of all
ranks and corps, refused to sign ; and, in consequence
of which refuial, they were exiled to the sea coast, on
both sides of the Peninsula ; there the major part of
them still remain, and there is every reason to suppose,
that many of them will finally decline signing. How
Lord Minto will act concerning them, we have yet to
learn. He is aware, no doubt, that the fire is only
covered, and it may break out with greater violence
than before. The King's I.lth Foot, the finest regi-
ment in India, is, therefore, ordered from Bengal, and
hourly expected to arrive.
London, England, 1810-04-16

LIVE OP LORD XPLSOI4:ABRIDGED.

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trait of /is Loriship, price 16 ;. in burgs,
rrH E LIFE of Admiral LORD NELSON, LB.
trona his se•-dship's Alanescrirs. Abridged train the quarto
Edition—By the Rev. JAMES STANIER CLARKE, F. R. S.
Librarian to die Prince, and Chaplain to his Royal Higlines's
Household ; and JOHN M'AR [UDR, Esq. LL.D. late Secre
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LAW DICTIONARY, IN ROYAL aro.
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Si ss. boards. or in 3 vols. £1 6s. _ .

THE LAW DICTIONARY, defining and inter-
-2. preting the 'fermi or Words of Art, and explaining the
Rise, Progress, at:d Present state of the English Law.
/3y T. E. TO MEANS, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple Barriiter at Law.
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ji/DbLESEX SESSIONS, APR/4 14:

THE KING in JOSEPH sail/mks.
The Traverser in this case stood indicted for a
Violent as Ault upon Andrew► Mae Milton, Esq. an
Irish Barrister, for which be had given bail, but he
did not attend to take his trial.
Mr. Mac Mahon moved, upon his ovfn affidavit,
that the recognizance of the bail be entreated, and, in
the event of the Traverser being apprehended on a
new warrant, that means should be taken to obtain
better bail.

This motion was grounded on an affidavit made by
Mr. Mac Mahon, stating, that having been involved
with a relative in a law-suit, for the recovery of a
large property, the Traverser, a, servant to a person
who advocated the cause of the 'adverse party, had
conducted himself in a most hcistile manner towards
him, and had assaulted him in a most ferocious man-
ner ; and that he, Mr. Mac Mahon, was afraid to at-
tend' to his lawful business, under apprehensions of
some great bodily harm from the said Maddocks.—
Motion granted.
London, England, 1810-04-16

PERSIA.
This day was published, elegantly printe-i in quarto, and Mutts-
ted by two portraits, from original pictures, price XI 51. in
boards, of oil royal
T paper, price -el 11;1. bnprd•,
.A ou ER to SHA RAZ by the route of Katroos
and Feertaahad, with various Remark- on the .viati.lers,
Customs, Laws, Language, and I.iterature of the Persians. Tei
which is added, a History of Pcnia, from the Death of Kureem
Klan to the Subversion of the Zuad Dynasty.
EDWAIkIS SCIVIT WARING, Eq.
Of the Bergil Civil RstaliFshuasat.
Printed for F. Cadet' and W. D- vies, Straw!.

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REMARKS on the VERSION of the NEW
TES fAMENT, lately eilitsd by the UNITARIANS, *kit
the title of " An Improved-Version, upon the basis of Archbishop
Newcomes New Translation, with a corrected Test, and Notes
critic-pi and explanatory, London, INS." Being a dlspas,ionate
appeal to Christians of various denominations on some of the lest
and most generally received Doerincs of the Bible..
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•
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London, England, 1810-04-16

TO BE SOLD BY AUc.:TIOX,

At the Custom-house, Suuthwold, on iltursdiy, the 19th of
April, 1810, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
101 PililATE OSE.
Between 30 and 40 Gallons of Foregn Brandy, and
4 and 500 Ditto Foreign Geneva,
N. B. One-third of the value of eachb Lot to be deposited on
the day of Sale; the Goods to be taken away within ten days, of
the Deposit forkited. No Goods can be delivered on the day of
Sale. The Buyers to find their own Calts.

BULSIROLIP., rsITCkS.
MANORS, Mansion, Gardens, Pleasure-ground,
Plantations, Woods, Park, and Farm, containing toretiler
1939 Acres of valuab!e Lani, are now on• Sale.--Vartieularh
may be had by Principals, or their An•nts, on applicatiou to Ji.bn
White, Esq. Devonshire-place, Mary-la-!-onne.
London, England, 1810-04-16

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, JANUARY 23.

Last night the Boadicea, one of our cruizers, ar-
rived from the Mauritius ; she brings the unpleasant
intelligence, that our prisoners have not been sent to
India for exchange, es we had previously been led to
suppose ; and what is still more afflicting, the Go-
vernor had intimated his determination not to ex-
change them on any terms. The Leopard has been
joined to the squadron on the Bombay station.
London, England, 1810-04-16

TRANS.PONT OFFRE, April 12, 1810.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
MAJESTY'• TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Wing
Car: r•f SICK' and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for Me Care and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notic:,
That City will be ready at this Office, en Tuesdays, the 24• h
of April, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be witing to contract for supplying the Ro)al I
Hospitil at Hadar, with Six Hundred Chaldron of COALS, each
Chaldron to consist of thirty-six Bushels, Winchester measure,
sod to be of one of the under-mentioned qualities, viz.
Sir Harry Vane Tempest's Eden Vane,
Rimers Main, Bourn Moor
Or Newbottle Bourn Moot.
The whole to be delivered, free Of any extra cisarge to the
Crown, into Carts on the Jetty ; one Cargo thereof to be deli-
vered on or before the 7th of May next, and the remainder oit
or before the 31st of July ne=t.

.M Ten‘r will be receiv.d after one o'cloch on the day of treaty, nerl
any noticed, inks: the party, or an agent for Lino, per:utak, &third. `1
EacA Tes der must be accompanied by a Ldtlr from two respectable.;4
Persons elzrazirg to L.:C;7fC bailie with the Person Itat;kriolg, in the 811.1.4 of
£3OO fir the due performante ef the Contract.
Favther particulars may he isnram by aptlYng at 77 is off, e, and to
the Agent ?f tie .wid Horpit.4.
London, England, 1810-04-16

CURE OF SIUNX. AND GRAVEL.

MR.. PERRY, Sorges)n, Sau7hampton-street,
Bloomsbury-square, Proprie_cr of Al). t Ms's SOLVENT,
a mild yet efficacious Cure of Si ONE ard GRAVEL in the
BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acTiaidts the Public, that he has fur
some years devoted ins whose prelef•sional atte..ition to the above
Disee.ses. He may be consulted at his own I louse on Wednes-
eeticonkuo-
f
days an.: Fridays, where he dispenses the SL,lvent in bottles of I Is.
balds,edila.th2et,.s.i:tatin ltph3eihnacblui,ti:ade,
at‘tvhoeotfehNy.h;cellevle.,nstt correct the
e a
the
eon
Stone in persons of a sedentary life.
Sold also at Baton and Co.'s, I st), 0 x ford-street, and at Bolton's,
front of the ficyal exchange, the Author's " Disquisition of die
Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price Is. 6d. pointing out their
Cause, and the Dl,l to be observcd during the Cure, with many
extraordinary Cases, some of perfect recovery even after the ope-
ration bad been resolved on. May be had at bymontls'., Booksel-
ler, No. 20, Pateruoster.row, price Is. 6d.
N. B. A friend of Mr. Whittle, in Fleet-street, has just been
cured of the disorder, which was hou;ht to be out of the redalk
of medicine.
London, England, 1810-06-12

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

ARTICLES OF THE PEACE.
John Wharton, Esq. of Grosvenor-square, exhi-
bited articles of the peace against Rachael Bullock.
The complaint set forth that the defendant has
greatly annoyed the prosecutor, insomuch that he
became alarmed for his personal safety.
The defendant, when called upon to account for
this misconduct, stated that the prosecutor, after the
birth of a child, that he has since taken from her,
had treated her with neglect and cruelty, and left
her to starve. She set forth a great variety of inju-
ries that she sustained by the prosecutor, and by his
means, and that she was totally destitute of friends
and relations.
The Court observed, that it was nbt within their
province to take notice of any-wrongs of that descrip-
tion of which she eomplained • she might have re.
dress elsewhere. She was or.Lre'd to find bail to keep
the peace for one year,, herself in 450, and two sure-
tics in 825 each.
London, England, 1810-06-12

am' Patcraouti-rov

-
.4 We must all learn to love the Americans. if they send us
Many such pamphlets as the present. He is a stout republican
who praises England, and declahne against France with more zeal
and intelligence than any et our politicians—oho writes letters,
and stews more good learning than most of our men of letters ;
dts2lays chseharacterstic keenaes% his country-men, without
any of tlidt- as t ii--and Las ail their patriotic prejudices
without their tilibezalory

" The present punlicatien, however, has teller claims to atten-
tion independent ci s good-wri:irg—it contains a great Inas. of
facts very important to be known, and very difficult to be procur-
ed."—Edio. Rev. Apcil, I al&
London, England, 1810-06-12

SURREY.

ABINGER HALL, between DORKING and GUILDFORD.—
Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, elegant VILLA, FARM,
and LANDS, with extensive Common Right.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 27, at Twelve o'Clock, It
Lots, by order of the Executors of John H. Skarden, Esq.
deceased,
ABINGER HALL, a veryeligible FREEHOLD
VILLA, in the Italian style, with colonade front, placed
on a delightful eminence, commanding rich and extensive view,
of the beautiful and diversified country, surrounded by about 33
Acres of excellent Meadow Land, bounded by thriving Planta-
tions, and a fine stream of water. The House contains a band.
some Entrance-hall, Water-closet, Library, Drawing-room, co-
lonade to an excellent and lofty Dining•parloor, with suitable
Bed-chambers, and Dretsing-rooms, and Servants' Apartmenss
over. The Offices are well planned, and adapted to the establish-
ment ,• excellent Cellars, Wash-house, Brew house, LaundrT,
etc. The detached Offices comprise a Dog-kennel, Carpenter a
Shop, Wood-house, Yard, with Coach-house and Stables, Lofts,
and Rooms over ; a Farm-yard, with Barns, S:ables, Granary,
and various Out-buildings, excellent and productive Kitchen
Garden, walled round, and planted with choice Fruit-trees,
Flower Garden, Etc. The whole in the most complete order.
Also, Hackhurst Farm, near the Mansion, with extensive Cow
mon Rights, good Farm-house, Garden, Orchard, Cottages, with
Gardens, and Land, containing upwards of 77 Acres of Meadow,
Pasture, Arable, and Wood-land; the whole forming a most de-
sirable and cheerful Estate for a Gentleman, in an excellent
neighbourhood, a short distance from Dorking and Guildford,
two excellent Market Towns, and 27 miles (ruin London. Tb.
Mansion, House, and the Estate, are in hand. The parchuee
may have immediate possession.
PA:tiCillan to be had lon the Premises; at the White Hart,
Guildford; Red Lion, Dorking; King's Head, Epsom • Sun,
Kingston; of Mews. Loggen and Smith, Solicitors, Basingha3l-
street ; at Oarraway's • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-etrest,
Golden-square; where ;Meta fat Wiwi% goy be bad, and apM -
of the .state seen.

iy ►e bad. sag a pain.
London, England, 1810-06-12

Fur J it ONS ant se Cc U NTs'.l, NAVY, ARMY, &c.
eay w.. published,

Hand. Omel? prir. ted ;I 0,13Ve1, peke 126. in b Knit,
THE SECOND VOLUME of the NN UAL
MED:CA!. RIVITW and REGISTEIt, for 1809; con).
prising a criti.al Account of • !eery Publication relating to Medi.
eine and Sork et', which am eared during that year ; toge•ber
with an histoi teal Sketch of ti e D.scov rigs and ImproVemmis in
these and the collateral Science. witifti :he same period, and a
Report of tke general State of Oral, h and Disease of the Metro-
polis.—By a soctErli or PHYSICIANS.
Tids work possesses two recommendations, which must render
it particularly valuate. to practitioners, resident iu the Country,
or Abroad. _ln the first place, it affords the only complete view
that is to be obtained, of all the Publilations which annually issue
from the press, relative to professional subject.; and 2dly, it com-
prises a selection and detail of all the new nt interesting matter,
contained in those publications, which will render the purchase
of the majority of the hooks themselves far Surgeons in the
Country, Navy, Army, Sic. unnecessary.
Prilitcd for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, London; and
sold al,O by every other bookseller in town and country.
01 whom may be had, Volume I. for 1808, price Os.
London, England, 1810-06-12

RIOTING.

Jacob Harris was indicted for riotously and tumul-
tuously assembling ois.the evening of the Bth April
last, with several other persons, and going from
house to house, for the purnose of making the peace-
able inhabitants illuminate their houses.
• Thomas Foy, an officer belonging to Marlborough-
street Office, stated; that having received information
of a number of persons being assembled in Picca.
dilly, Bond-street; Oxford-street, &c. and forcing
persons to light up their houses, he went with other
constables to disperse them ; they first joined the
mob .in Hanover-square, and proceeded with them
across Oxford-street to Cavendish-square, during
which time the mob committed no acts of violence,
but contented" themselves witlx calling for lights.—
When they reached the centre of the square, they
commenced active Operations, and soon demolished the
windows of Mrs. Plomer's house. Hearing the glass
rattle, the witness ran up to the spot, and perceived
the defendant come from the crowd and proceed to
Mrs. Jones's house, where he knocked violently, and
called loudly for lights. The witness immedieely
followed him, and seized him as he was running
d:iwn the steps. The defendant had a large stick in
his hand with which he struck at the witness, but
James Badger and Hooper, two constables, coming
up, he was secured, and notwithstanding the mob
followed pelting old stoning the constables, and
shouting out, Rescue ! rescue ! they succeeded in
taking him to the Office.
The prisoner in his defence deniedhaving knocked
at the door ; he said the officers seized him and beat
him cruelly, but he called no witness in support of
his story.—The Jury, without hesitation, found hint
Guilty.
Fraud was indicted on a charge of the
same nature, namely, that he assembled with other
persons on Sunday the Bth of April, in a riotous and
tumultuous manner. The evidence in substance did
not vary materially from that in the last case, al-
, though the defence set up was somewhat different
namely, that the defendant was intoxicated, and was
not sensible of what he did, and if he did knock at
the people's doors and oblige them to put up
he did it with good intent, out of pure kindness, and
from an anxious desire to preserve their windows
from the destroying power of the mob.--The Jury
found him Guilty.
, Tl:e CHAIRMAN sentenced them several)) to six
months imprisonment in Newgate, and at the expira-
tion of that time to find security for their good belie-
viour for one year, themselves in £lOO, and two
sureties in £5O each.
London, England, 1810-06-12

NATURAL HISTORY.

This day was published, price es. half-bound, illustrated with
Fitte n whole-sheet Engravings,

THE WONDERS of ANIMA:I'k NATURE,
consisting of descriptions at length, and engraved Repre-
sentations, un a larger scale than has before been published in
this country, of the Principal Animals and Birds in the Royal
Menageries of I.ontion and Paris.
'Translated from the French of La Cepede, with considerable
Ailidations by the English Editor.
Printed for RICIIAR D PutLcies, I.ondon, and sold by all Book-
scllers.—Ot whunt may be had, just pu!-.lished,
S. The WoNorits of the Hussars BODY, explaining tie Phy-
siology end leozHany of the various Parts tat the Pi utztan Frame,
adapted to Young Persons of both Sexes, with e. grts.!ngs.—
Translated frem the Ertt.cli 01 JAUIF .k 7 , with copious Nott ,
by the English Editor, front Paley, Sturm, Denham, /ice. &c.
price 6s 1..1f-bound.
3. 'l'l.e WOIVDCIts of the irctr score,. being a popular display
of the S a 17 1 leitet:'S, and the System of the Universe, with cull
descriptions the Sun, Meun and PLuittc, and large Engravings,
price cis. half.tound.
4. The WON D Las of the MICROSCOPE, being a full description
of the Wooden of the
_Creation, in objects comparatively little,
yikh Mates on a wry leas seat. price stie 6d.
London, England, 1810-06-12

by the lame Author :

L Sacred History, with Annotations and Rell.ctions, sixth
edition, price Jel LOS. is neat plain binding.
S. An Attempt to Familiarize the Catechism of the Church of
England, third edition, price Ss. bound.
S. An Explanation of the Office for Baptism, and of the Order
for Confirmation, in the Common Prayer Book, price Is.
Printed for J. Johnson alai Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; where
may be had all Mrs. Trimmer's other Works.
London, England, 1810-06-12

%A PA t INTELLIONCO.

AtilitO. DUE. ARRITZD. net.
/Olin 1 1 1 Cadiz 0 0
yr.. !I„td 1 1 Lisbon 0 1
Gowisburgh 0 1 Heligoland 1 0

VS MAJESTY'S SHIP ABOU
4KIR, OFF FLUSHING,
JUNE .

4, Here we are, in all eight ships of the line, one
frigate, and four brigs, watching the movements of
the' enemy's ships in Flushing Sir RICHARD
STRACHAN, when he came here, had ten sail of the
line, but two of them have been sent off the Texel,
to examine the state of the enemy in that quarter.—
The enemy's force here consists of Ste sail of the
line, one store-ship, and a frigate, with fourteen
brigs,
lying under the protection of two heavy well-
constructed batteries of twenty guns each. It is the
opinion of the fleet that Sir RICHARD will certainly
make an attempt upon the enemy's ships,. The
Marers of the fleet, almost as soon as we arrived,
were tent to sound the channel of the outer Roads.
„We have just had a royal salute in honour of the
ail„

FALMOUTH, JUNE 9.
Sailed the Eliza packet, for Cadiz.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE to.

Arrived the ESPIEGLE Slipps of 18 guns, from con-
voying three merchantmen part of the way to the West
Indies. Sailed the PIERCER gun-brig on a cruize.—
Went nut of harbour to the Sound, the CADMUS brig
and MEDUSA frigate. Passed by up channel, a fleet
from Cork ; aaid the homeward-bound Jamaica fleet,
under convoy of the DittaLus. Arrived three
ehasse-marees, prizes to the DEPIASCE sloop of war ;
also the John brig, Captain W. WiLLtams, from Ber-
bice, who brings an account of the ship Astrea, Capt.
M'ASKELL, and the Douro, Capt. BnowN, both from
Surinam, having Giles in with a large French priva-
teer on the 26th May, and engaged her for forty mi-
nutes, when they succeeded in beating her off. The
John parted from them at sea.
London, England, 1810-06-12

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Council of P.dinhurgh,
have given a presentation to the Rev. Dr. Andrew Grant, one 4.f
the Ministers of Canongate, to he Minis•er of the College Church
of that city, in room of the Rev. Dr. Thomas Macknight, ap-
pointed one of the Ministers of the Old Church.
Rev. George Sherer, M.A. Fellow of New College, Oxford,
has best presented to the vicarage of Wil..ot, Wiltshire.
Rev. Mr. Drake, to the prebend of Welton- Royal, in the Ca-
thedral Church of Lincoln ,ViCallt by the decease of the Rev. An-
thony Reynolds.
Rev. Thomas Walden Hannir, M.A. rector of Simpson, Buck-
inghamshire, to the vicarage of Little Missenden, in that county.
Rev. Ben:arnin Drury, fellow of King's coll.-ge, Catt:ln idgc, and
a:sistat:t ma-ter ut. Eon school, to the vicarage of '1 ughy-coui-
Norton, Leicestershire.

Rev. Itobcrt honov, M.A. v*:;.tr of Colwinston. Glatmotiatk
to limo rdctory of Iltun, Aelouitapouttabltirt:,
London, England, 1810-06-12

AN ARTICLE OF COMMERCE.

To EAST ana WEST INDIA, AMERICAN, aa i RUSSIA

.- - -
MERCHANTS.
JP. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Mer-
• chants of England, and Traders in general, that for the son-
venience of Sale he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEP-
PER MIN and other Meditines in the hands of Messrs. Shaw
and Edwards, 66, Si. Paul', Church-yar I.
Juniper Essenee of Pepp:rmint is well knhwn as a safe, effec-
tual, and pleasant Rented/ In Flartilencies, Gouty and Chulicky
Pains in the SCOMJCiI and Bowels, ltidigtstlon, Hysterics, Sail
Sichnes3, Nausea attendalt on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassi-
tude arising from Atmospheric Heat, Waat of Appetite, injuries
front inclement Weather, the Abuse of Spirituaus Liquor*, and
in the Spasmodic Affections of the Stomach and "towels, so com-
mon to itifants—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case:—
As a family Medicine, or fur the Army or Navy, it will be found
a valuable acqaisttion
sold whAesale and Retail, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66.
St. Paul's Church-yard, but none are genuine, except each Bottl4
Las "J. P. 1-1!-ath, Not tiogtiam," engraved on a Black Stamp.
In ,topper bottles UK. 9.l—and in Phil's .2s. 41. and ls. t 4d.
London, England, 1810-06-12

POLICE.

Yesterday, IV. Vigers, a Custom-houstDfficer, was
fully committed from the MJ.sion-house, charged
with indecently assaulting a man, near the Mansion-
house, the preceding evening.
, J. :ruder and his wife, were committed for re-exa-
mination, charged with stealing feathers from beds,
at several. inns, at which they had taken temporary
lodgings. - •
Yesterday James Sweeney, Richard Pearce, Ed-
watd Breckley, Patrick Fleming, Maurice Brumiek,
John Sullivan, and Cornelius Hayes, all Irishmen;
were charged, at Whitechapel Office, with the mur-
der of Mr. Bowling, of the Eagli-a.,d-Child, West-
ham, by violently beating him, on the 29th ult, as
mentioned in a former Paper ; when six were fully
committed to Chelmsford goal, and Hayes was dis-
charged.
111:zry Lon,; was fully committed, charged with
decoying a child into a court, in Whitechapel, and
stripping it of its clothes.
London, England, 1810-06-12

GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO.

i_IICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the
Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the
Back and Loins, Kidneys, anti itlathier, Lumbago, &c.
Of the various complaints incident to the human frame, there
are none more dreadful iu their nature, nor inure alarming in
their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. They are com-
plaints to winch every person, even the most abstemious, is
liable, as the a.:r ./e breathe and the water we drink are impreg-
nated with particles which not only cause these excruciating or-
tures, but are a foundation for every other spec es of disorder.
Hsu m WA Original PILLS, composed of the most innocent in-
gredients, have hecii tumid of singular efficacy, in not only
strengthening the vessels containi:z the urine, but happily de-
strnying the petrifying qua ity of it. front which proceed the
above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, argritty concretions,
and banishing every pernicious tenticacy to those disorders, with-
out iconfittenient.

Snid wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapskle, corntr
of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow ;
Detain. Portsmouth ; Newhery and Son, Dublin ; Peck and
Turner, Hull ; Holland and liayklon, Plymouth ; and most
Bsookayllert iu every towns in Awes at 2a. 9d. nets.
London, England, 1810-06-12

This day wire published, in Three V.lluines, Royal Svo.
p►ice >2'2. I.i. in Wards,
ORIGINAL PR ECEDENTS IN CONVEY-
ANCING; comprising a Collection of Agreements, Ap-
pointments, A►signments, Copartnerships, Mortgages, Annui-
ties, Creditors, Purchases, ll•Argains lad Sales, hide:ankle Finus,
Recoveries, Jointures, Sul reader, Lc a:le ;out gel ,ace, settlements,
1.Vil1o„ and various o:►er Precedents; selected front the Manu-
script Conti:dun of the late JOHN .10iF.PH PUWF.LL,
Revised and corrected ; with Notes and Ryntarks, explanatc.ry of
the nature and efficacy erase sevcral Assurances, &c. contained
in the Collection.

By CHARLES BARTON. Bag. BA/rider at Law.
Second Edition, corrrctird and improved.

The Profession having sali.factorily demon:united their appro-
bation ,f these Precedaiti, by the sale of a very large
of the former FAli:ion, nothing need now be said in recomm:nda-
tion of them. The present Edition has b.-eu carefully revticd,
and all such errors as appeared in the former, have been cor-
rected, and scch inivorements made as it is hoped will be found
useful. . _ _ -

I 9ndon : Pr (tell for Vl'. Clarke and Sons ; J. Walker ; Long-
man, hlurst, Rers, and Orme; and J. Richardson.
London, England, 1810-06-12

This day was publi►hed, in Royal uvo. price I Os. in boards,
A S'JPPLEatEN :AL VOLUME.. being Val. V.
A. -S. (comps s" 1g sfty new Precedents), of ORIGINAL Pal -
CEDENTa in ONVENANCINC ; with 'Practical Notes; 4
also Variations adartug each Precedent la the must useful eir.
cumstanccs of title.

By C. B IRTON. Esq.
Of the Inner Temple; Author of rke Elements of
ConveyOncing."
The Author has availed htinself of the opportunity now afforded
him of cancelling the Index affixed to Inc former volumes, and
subjoined a more perfect and complete Index to the whole wo:k
London : Printed for W. Clarke and. Sons, Law Books tiers,,
Portugal-street, Lincnlo's-Inn. Of whom may be had, complete
Sets, in 5 vols. royal biro. price Xv.
London, England, 1810-06-12

This day was publhhed,

•
Price Xi. 181. per Set, (printed of Copy or Draft Paper, on one
- - -

side only),
ASELECT COLIsECTION of PRINTED
BLANK liltAFI'S in CONVEYANCING; comprising
such as urn of the most general use in practice. with Variations
atlapting them hi different circumstances of Title. Selected from
the Precedents of

CHARLES BARTON, Es,.
Author of Ihe Elemencs of Converncing.

These Draft 3 are printed on Copy-paper (on one side only), and
will, it Is conceived, be found of otatvrial u3e and convenience to
professional gentlemen in all cases K• here immediate expedition is
requisite; and in particular to such country practitioners as have
not an opportunity of Submitting their Drafts, at every turn, to
the perusal of a regular conveyancer.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and sons, Law-Booksellers,
Portugal-strest, Lincaltes-Inn.
London, England, 1810-06-15

SALES BY AUCTION.

MIDDLESEX.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATF.S, most eligible situation
for BulhUng; elegant SI ONE-BUILT MANSION, PARK,
FARMS, and LAND, fine Pieces of Water.
Two other Compact FAMIIVY RF.SIDENCKS, &c. nine mass
from London.
By Mr. ROBINS;
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Eichange.alley, Cornhill, on Wed-
nesday, inns 27, 18:0, in 121,0t5,
THE truly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
comprising upwards of 380 Acres of exceeding rid* Mea-
k_dow, Pasture and Wood Laud; the principal part forming a
beautiful Park, mostly surrounded by a brick wa'l, with avenues
of lofty full grown Timber Trees, an excellent Family Mansion
with Offic.o of al! descriptions; two productive Kitchen Gardens
walled round, and planted with a variety of fine Fruit Trees, is
full pt rtection ; two other compact Family Residences at the cast
end 6f tlik I.state, with Offices, Gardens, &c. one on kaae, the
other tenan• at will.

be Estac• is compact, within a ring fence, bounded by the
lihh road; several delightful spots for erecting Villas, which will
be al o tad in quantities for that or any other purroies; a dry,
cheerful and healthy situation, commanding extensive and rich
views of the country ; hick earth, on most parts of the Estate.
May be viewed by Tickets only ; Particulars may be had on
the Premises ; at the White Ilan and Cranes, Edgware; Aber-
corn Arms,Stannun- • ; Essex Arms, Watford; Swag, Kit i.mans-
worth ; White Hoi •e, Uxbridge; Castle, Salt-hill; at Garra-
way's; of John Richards, Esq. Red lion-square; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where tickets for view-
ng may be had, and a Plan of the Estate seen.
London, England, 1810-06-15

ORDIVANGS Jut t, Ibfl.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS •f HIS MA..
JESTrs ORDNANCE, J. hireiy ewe Vatic,
That Proposals will be received at their Ofes in Pall-Mall, on
or before Friday the 29. d June instant, from such Persons as
may be willing to undertake the supply of Furetga
Deals for service of this Department, for a peilud of one year,
from lst July next.
The Particulars of the Contract, and a Schedule of the Tirlbt r
and Deals, may be obtained at the Secretary's ,4fice, in Pa..ice
Yard afofesald, any day hetw.•e,,, tue hou. s nt •en and tour
•'clock, where the Proposals must be :ea+.• 1 ui* ant! et;
dorsed, " Proposals for Foreign Timi t and Deals," but no Pro -
posal can be admitted after the said-22d instant, at twt Ire o'clock
at noon of the same day, neither will any ender he nott,:,:d
unless the party snaking it, or an agent in his behalf shall a. .end.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Seeretau.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June 9, 1810.7
THE PRINCIPAL OFFIL,ERS of HIS Mil..
JEST-re °RUN:INCE, do her:by give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall
on or before Monday, the 115th slay of June instant, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of sundry
Articles of Carpenter's Work, consisting of Chests, Cases and
Packing Boxes for service of this Department, fur a p"riod of
three years.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon applicatio• . t
the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the 'rower,. and further
particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Con-
tract, may be known at the Secretary'• Office, in Pal1s11:11
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock
where the Proposals must be dalivered, sealed up ani endorsed,
" Proposals fur Carpenters' Work ;" but co Propos tl cen be :: !-
mitred after the said 25th day or June, at twelve u'el,ck at noon
of the same day, neither will any "render be noticed unless the
party making it, or an Agent in hi behalf, shall amend.
By Order to the Board, R. If. CRE!V, Secretary.

iZATE THr. NAVY.
This day .rots pulAshed, prier 21,
A LETTER to Lori Viirount hIELVILLE,
on his Motion respecting Troop Ships, and on the general
state of the Navy. AVi!h an .tppendix of Official Documents.
Printed for Stocklile, jun. NI. 41, Pall mall.
Also, Vol. 5, in 4to, price 11. 4s. Vols. 9 and 10, royal See.
11. 41. or decoy Bvo. 15%11111w...te1l with Nl.-cs,
The Works of the Right Honc...rablr lidmund Burke, contain-
ing hi, Account of the European settlements in Ameri a
London, England, 1810-06-15

THE ARMY.

The following law ought tq be generally known:
If any Agent, Paymaster, or Clerk of atiy gar-
rison, regiment. troop or company, shell Unlawfully
detain or withhold for the space of one month, the
pay of any officer or soldier (cloiliet and all other))'ust
allowances being first deducted) after Web pay shall
be by any of them received, or if arty officer; havils
received their soldier's pay, shall refuse to pay each
non-commissioned officer or private soldier their re-
spective pay when it shall become due, and it can be
proved before a Court-Martial convened for the pur-
pose of investigating the same, every such agerm#lsty.
master, clerk, or officer, so offending, shall be dis-
charged from his employment, and shall forfeit to the
informer, upon conviction before the said Court, the
sum of one hundred pounds • and the informer, if
soldier. (if he demands it) shall be discharged froth
any further service."
London, England, 1810-06-15

• DIED. •

On the Bth instant, at LoshnTalony, Fifeshire, Major Thomas
Scott, of Lochmaleny.
At his house in Abingdon-street, Westminster, Thomas Astoo
Coffin, Esq. Ire Commissary-General of England.
On the 3d instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston, wife of Thomas
Duncan sen. Advocate in Aberdeen.
Mr. Ames Ridgway, surgeon, of Asbton-under-line, of a mor-
tification in the arm, In consequence of opening the burly of a man
who died of the same complaint.
The Rev. John aidd, B.A. vicar of Coldridge, Do en.