... night. Mr. Smyth, the Me- dical Gentleman who faw the accident, attended ; but the head of the unfortunate man having being corn- pletcly crufhed, a minute detail of the caufe of his death was rendered -unneceffary. Verdidt-Areicenial Deab/. He was clerk ...

... P',rras fe frigatg, had failed tile 2oth Ilt. for France, vith a great quaunity ot rpecie on board. Oi Monday lall the Diana laW, inI lat. 45. 4. long. I1. Io. four fail of the line lteerin; \I'.S.W the wind theji I..N.F. they tiade fignals tO thei packet ...

... ordra to ihVC you rLOJGEGO at the four w coruers of tile pUblic mnrler1et place. fIalute you. ASS6IL.n The Countefs de RAN LAW, whIo had refid ed at Zell rd'tring niine years, conIpliained of this thieat in a- lettcr, ivnhich file wrote on the 6:1 of ...

... ntence In the counteireits that part oG y the intreffi,6 +ai not been copied.^ e Vipeis -isve been uLfuHally nuterous in the corn fieltis ofufcx, during thie. prefent Iiar vife r few A day t~ nce tA-youIg wooman receivsd a birt on the anile,:frjn% one if ...

... failed, to try the fouthwardA without making any attempt againil the fa- Fort.. er- 'I'he moft aflive exertions were made by the Corn- )%v miffloner, Mi. Lwer, for the defence of the principal ed fettlement, and the Comnmiffloner was zealoufly and ably affilted ...

... leala reotnedy then e is for tltl pretanded Ughl, if it fihould be denied, as, it muttf be denied on ever-y pi'inci]2ie of law and of proprity. We (bould be glad to kgno': Icy whiatAi lg pibrs-e thle PiN~cr.'s datighter is to be tairr' -t ront him. We ...

... and pati~ut then, my gentir hriends, Sire on this night our fate fo much depends. C'ORN EX''HANG iH:, DIEC. 24 As long as tlte navigation prmnitted the working of our corn vrlF.4s, tfie Cru pplies of molt Grain were plentiful ; the fruil, how. ever, fetting ...

... this statute remains unimptachrd, no subject of England can be long detained in prison, except in those cases in which the law reqnireS and ' jstifies such detainer. Of great importance to the public is tire presenration of this personal libery: for, ...

... the whole trial being printed in French and English, and containing' several ;anecdotes of Bonaparted never before published. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 15. Uniting the fresh arrivals of English with the foreign Wheats on hand, our supply was a tolerable good one ...

... French and Spanish squa - drons, which are on their return to Europe. _ite shsadl proceed off Cadiz. It is datad June 12. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY zz. Our market deriving its chief supply of Wheat frown foreign arrivals, and little of our own gro wth coring ...

... the.Jury, thait in his opinin where there . vas a wreieditated design between the parties to corn- ,mt a breacb of the peace, and where that violatioi of law teriiniated fatally to orie of thiemy with the iddition- al .consderation that it wts a-prize ...

... also expeac a similar fine corn harvest in a short titue. 19:AL, JotLY 76.-Sailedthe Furyba)mbonacruize. Arrived last night the TIronapeus- sloop of war fron Africa; and reslain in -the Doiv5s Nvith his Majqsty's ships. LAW.-DIbbock 'o. Claggett.-This ...