JULY 31. a coat and a pocket book, from his house, on Fri;Ly last. The p - ; *otters, it appeared, were dn,tmen, an had gone to the prosecutor's )louse to take away a quantity of ashes. SOOll after, they had left the house the coat was iniised. Mr. Bolton immediately pnrsued and overtook them, and, on their being searched, the property was found in their possession. • They were committed. UNION-llALL—Maria Toovey was brought before the Sittinfr, Magistr3te by Gotf, charged with being an escaped convict. Mr. Mathews, a silk mercer in the Borough, stated, that about two years ago the prisoner was convicted of robbing hint of a piece of silk, and sentenced to two years imprison:min in Kingston God. She had been there only four days. however, when she contrived to escape. stated that he had l'CA:4011 to believe the prisoner had since been levying contributions on vat inns shopkeepers in the Bo rough, in company with another woman, not yet taken. She was, therefore. committed for re-examivation. Several bakers were convicted of using alum in making their bread, and wine each fined in the mitigated penalty of 101. and costs. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. SUTODE.—An Ingnisitiett was taken on Monday at the house of ATessenaer, in Union-street, Bond-street, before A. Civil, Esq. Coro, ME, an the body of Marg;,ret Steele, ho was found drowned in a ci.tern on the top of the house of Lord Le Despeneer, in Hanover syeare, 00 Sunday. The deceased, it appeared,- was a respectable young female, aged 19, and her situation was under mirsery-tpaid in the family. She was missed on Sunday morning, and no trace of her was had until ten o'clock, at hen her body was discovered in the cistern. She had gone out at a window determinedly bent on self &sheeting.), as there was not more than 2 ket of water in the cistern. It wits adduced in evidence that the deceased had been rebuked by an tipper servant for some negligence, and threatened to be dis charged.—lt was proved ..lso, that her conduct had of late appeared straege, and her inconsistencies led some to suppose she was insane, and a verdict of Insanity was delivered. Captain John Redford, lately promoted from the Childers sloop, sle,t himself through the head the 18th tilt. at Halifax he was to have taken his passage to England in the packet next day ; he was an officer of noblemi,ited character, and had lost a leg in the service. • —Coroner's verdict.. Lunacy. Scum Almis Istenstruhe.—Our readers have ptobably often beard o air nupostot, of the name of Johanna Sonthcote, a woman vergiug ()to se may years old, who has lately given out that she is plUnlttlit %%ill' the true Messiah, and expects to lie in in a few weeks. It is a positive tact that a cot• or cradle, fernied of most expensive awl maguificent materials, has been bespoke, by a lady elf fortune, for Mrs. Sootheote's acemichement, and his been for some Nays exhi bited at the warehouse of an eminent cabinet-maker in Aldersgate street. It is snriuminted with a dove, and inscribed with texts of scriptine, most grossly and blasphemously perverted ; and Inuoireds of genteel persons. of both sexes, daily tbel: to see this cradle, in %%hide the followers of Johanna believe the true Messiah is to be rocked lit Rims. On Satiirdely morninE, in Little Maddox street, Hanover square, the hay of I)crbi•hire E' q. of a datnthter. At Tunbridge Wells, the Countess of Shannon, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Tilelmrst, Berkg, the Rev. H. Po!e, tian7liter of Sir P. role, Bart. of Welvvi ton, li:►nts, to Ann, second daughter of John lila grave, Esq. of C.ilcot Park, Herts. • DIED. On Tuesday selunight, Capt. M. Hinders, of the Iloyal Navy, greatly lamented by hi, family and fiends. This gentleman's fate has liven a. hard as it has been evemtfal, puler the direction of the Admiralty, be sailed an 1801, on a voyage diseovei yto Terra Australis; where, after successfully prosecuting the purposes of his voyage, he had the mi.tortone to nth upon a coral rock and ley c his ship: out Of the wreck he constructed a small ves.-el that circled him to the Mauritius, where, shocking to relate, instead of heiro: re ceive d vcit4 kindness, as a' the practice of civilized nation= to ball tic a i di.. ( ore t ers, he ha. put in prison by the Governor, DO CAtil, and confined Or six year. and an half. which brought open' him ma ladies that have hastened his death. Fortunately for minklud and Ids own fame, he surviveu a tew days - the of the Nei :tang of the account of his voyne. • Aged 64, the . Rev. J. Waltham, 'Ae - 14 . : Rector of nariaiton, and ime of bib M6jesty'sJustices of the Peace for ,St4ortiallice. TUE . NATIONAI, RECISTEft. 4(5 ON 'ME FIRST OF SEP FEMBER A rxr The STATE LOTILLY •.1 FOURTEEN lIIOUSAND 1 ICKE:CS. ~c a ll' begin D I.AW NG . • FO,CeO e . of . . • . 10,01. x) 2 Pc...(1 2 • of . e • . Lowest Prize ThAct • ru.tl Siotrt , tirr porcuant to Licence uramed by Govern. np-nt to BRA N '4O MB dud T'F..14.13,Y, No. 1, 11..dborn.t , ars (the I:l3l.i'er !Toast), nho s o ld on 0111 a M .v, 1/114, N. 9'.4.10. 5001. ; and the lath ut Mai', 11,385, u Else of Y0.,0001., Steal N. 13.•Tite grand and (4%1y Prize of ‘20,t001., Ad the last 5,00C1., were sold at the ithove tittly I , rtunate (Mice. SHOOTING JACKETS—Those Gentfernery who were disnprOs•te4 4sl 5ei1,431, 11111 rt. poet:till). informed, tlmt G. FOX 'letttred a quantits• of hi. PATEN C AQUATI HAIR G. 1.11. IIROON, in ail colours. TI ey 4re neat, vi 0.1 not tear, .rear egtVed... n1:0 (lean, dirt will slot tlli.ere to or stain thew, arc very durable, and 'sulieriGr in ers ry rived to any thing ever btAtire worn In trip field. The thinish quality is made into chui'c errata, surtions, m d e r cloaks, and will likewise repel snore rain flan any other articia hithertn made LI the same sui , stauce. Orders for which will be eke:- cured in future in rotation as they are received. U Ls ' Escurial Mick doh% and kerseytnere of his own pe culiar vegetable dye. which far excel any ever naanufa►ctured by are French; can also only be purchased at his Warehouse, a►►d, it re paired, are made up in the imm fashionable manner by the very ht-st workmen. An old garment scut with directions answer as well as beim! seen. Letters, post paid, to G. Ft,x, Manufacturer. 23, King-street, Co. rent-garden. BOOTS AND SIME4. R. WILLIS respectfully informs his Friends and the Public in gr.. neral. that he has now, and will have constantly on sale, an extensise and elegant assortment cf the above articles, which may he ha,!, for readyntoney, at very low prices. A great variety of Gentlemen's Ife ss im i s, Jockey, and Military Boots; Dress, Walking, and Shootow Shoes, manufactured with the very best forocrials. and finished in a su perior style of workmanship ; also Ladies' Jean, Velvet, Leather, and all kinds of Fancy Boots, together with a I:trite stqck of Shoes of every description, of die very hest quality, and newest fashion Boys, Girl,, and Childrens' Shoes; Gaiters of various stir's, in Leather, Jevii, Cloth, nici-boots, Goloches, List Shoes, in great variety. Itlfr chants and C tains. may be suryied on the .lo.rtest notice, and t.a very advantageous terms.--The cor.try business carried on as usu.i., No. V.?, rich-street-hill. GREY HAIR irnmediately . changed , to dark brown or on an improsed ptiueiple. If is no wonder so trinity base been iirraidi or using (Ives ler their hair, as ill general dyes ere very unwhole some ; it is well known that til t ea tilt the halt remain met wine', is enough to give nny one their death of cold. gist PitlN.C.:E'i IMPROVED DYE prepared with spitits, Is is the only inno cent and whole some l)ye ever yet discos ere il,•cs grit. diat•aly; in short those who Lave frey or red hair, by making our. • trial of this Itupriived Dyti will he cmiviikeed of its effeet. Ladies wearing false hair on aecoont of their own being grey or red, by usitig this Improved Dye, will he enabled to wi ar e.wi 4 hair. Gemtlemen having reddish GI. grey whil-kurs, may lutinedi e• te!y tlial..e them dark or black. lie pattienlar in hid; tog 'f'ir bill:roved 1)3 . e, at ole Guinea per bottle, one dozvti f.ir WI. - A CAuTroN.—Obscrsi• oh the cover or bottle, Pritc . c. !t:e. is .printed in evil] inli. Mr:J.:ions are s'alt.:l cacti':, t,n tl.. so that :my etas cal) dye their own Emir with list. ati-i 1 41. h.. it. Sold by the, Prvrictor,, Dentis: treiet, %t . 41•.! it or., Ohserv?, it is not a -shop —ex:setly oppoisite No. R, n. lira. In a Coach-maker's, Cie numbers are irri gttlar; 1:70 Oxi . “ 3 "i!. street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-trect ; t;N. ; and by most of the principal Perfumers abtl 1 1 4.1ivine runders• THE l'AltK FETEw. I . rival which the dam ail,Erip.ilted r' ), ,we of t! , e moo which hiitoiatt itice,tiftv van tievt-v• worthy of the great 1 . 40 I N % jpi.)) 7 ,1•1 it It w!iteh every tt.it itttir Pmgli•Hrrit. IV% 4 . 1 - —l.Vet:s Lw b(' e , )thltry, who made vOlatit.fry Biel I . • to t tolleti it conimelooraies: t•te Ho. but 19 11 k down upon triootplud Ctooloiovioo:•. i‘o%l v* , rfiolfe oviT the hdpil fate •t' earth:) , evuliir:- v died. l'ickets for St. jAnie/s Park. in :lid of a Marity • iye in honour of the .weasi,.l), ar o rl, Plat till's Burl 'Jake, NOT 8, price Ws , 6d. f; I. r n'y 1. 4 .:..y cr :WI IT 1'; :t k wr • K ...; . ;t I,e • coati:i4A • ~. r y • 1 , . 1" '4 A V 1 li