... iidenfe for fo, doing be'yond the limits of his ~I own prernifes. In conftd~ra~ion of M~r. Loenit'a ig- cd norinee of the Excife Laws, the Ms~iftfrates mittgatd Idu the fine LO 5i. On Wfednefday night, July 219, the hio ie of ½-r. d G~regnoni, Kying's Road ...

... the t.ree bridgc's, and 'an endhanting landfcape of .thee neauiifol, undulating hills f Surr d bounded' onl b the horizonn CORN EXCfIANGEbcr Therew'ere feveral'freah'fanples of Grein a morringfrom.1 Sulfolk, OurnMarket for nmoft: articles was very heavy ...

... from Gibraltar for Portfmouth, then abreaht of the Lizard. Arrived the American Uhip Robert, -- from Philadelphia, with Indian corn and wheat, fororders bri, Lon;don, Martin, and brig Prince of Wales, Tre- luddra, from Penzance ; brig Liberty, Luckley, from ...

... Richard were fully corn.i ed for trial by the Lord' Mayor nt the Manfion jtdnia, charged, on the oaths of Abigail Seewright, Tolah Watts; William Robinfon, John Barnfield, and {Vlhianj Seewright, oh fufpicion of an attempt to corn- sit an unnatural crime ...

... was at a lofs to know who was the intended incendiary ; but from w3bat he had heard, he did 'not think iimk-fel jltlified to corn- mit the prisoners ---it was a dangerous fituation in which this candle was placed, and' had there been pI oof of any of the ...

... Two Prizes of 30,oool. iO fhares, Nob. 12,807 and 26;883. Tickets and Shares are now gn tale at the Offices, Bank-buildings, Corn- hill,. and faciiig'the Gate of thde' ing's Mews, Chapring Crofs, of Richardfon, Goodluck and Co. BMRTH. On the i3th inft. ...

... enwdeavouring to obtain an A.4 of Parliament, not only to fiifpendd the Aas- re.- fpeL1cingxapprentices, but the great body of .laws'relasing tto the veooflen manuf.5lory. t C The folowing fmguhirr circunifnane tonk place at the late unfortunate fire in Mr ...

... lately 'went to Jamaica, vith the view to convert rand enlighten the' Blacks; the Magj trates, howeveri under authorit' of the law' For preve ting preaG ung by perions not duly: qualified, irdered im to prife5 and the Grand Court, after three day's hea sng ...

... Colonel. Fulkroro is b~ourly e'xpesed 'hlese ; how he will be received, ans )low the matter will end, God only~knows ; ccriain law is, that the militia have juff received a. fuilpply of ball cartridge, and orders to be ready at a mom enst'sl war n--r ing ...

... the Manuheri on; C-aptatinl Je- :ircce O'Neil, to the Ntirod j Captain W. Bra wn, to tlle Rolney , Captain P. Spticzr, to the CORN EXCHANtE, ITIrW'. i- 'the a~rrivals af Wheat to Li~T .z.s wdtlls~ init' ctiar >>al were vei y gotod 'e ales of the firt- erio ...

... 4e:griyer and h.ais mits the waggunmes -alfo ?? r~uin~s wivth'out danriage.. A youngman bdnoigint tb Calais vasaamono thle laW airrivals ?? lle arrived; at a9sveu alct- ter. waso, ivi'b'ij'ichgve rife to fme fufpi, clonp and hq, % as PdJeet to 'prifbn ...

... the information of George Heath, awatertan; for navigating more floats of tim- ber on tie river Tkames, than is alfowed by law ; and fome for not having their badge in their hats, with the numnber of their boats,. &c. Michael Kearney was executed yeflerday ...