. THE NEW PATENT CIRCUNIFOLDING BEAVER. HAT. THE greatest novelty ever produced I forming two distinct shapes, and may be worn as either. It is admirably adapted for Gentlemen who ride in Carriages, or frequent crowded Assemblies. As a Dress Hat it is one of the most useful, con

ROYAL UNION ASSOCIATION, for securing Weekly Allowances, Medical Attendsnce and Medicine during Sickness, pecuniary Assistance to Females at Child-birth, Sums of Money Payable at Death for Burial Expenses, and Assistance to Surviving Families, Annuities in Old Age, and numerous

IN DISPRESSED LETTER. PREPITEAS or THE 'METROPOLIS. THE Committee gratefully announce the following Dona 7 tions and Subscriptions received since their last Advertisement ; they regret the necessity of again most urgently soliciting the assistance of the Public, the number of' di

. . A Frenchman, named.Vedras, was summon'befOre the Lord Mayor, to Answer the offence of assaulting Mr. Money, the " attic decorator" of Threadneedle-street, the inhabitants of which have been often annoyed by . the contests superiority between Mr. Money and Mr, 31 4 Alpme, who

• TATTER SA L L'S, OCT. 14. The Room was not visited to-day by many of its Subscribers, which, considering the beauty of the weather, .and the near proach•of the second October Meeting, excited some surprise. The betting-was proportionably slack, it being chiefly on the St. Lege

A monument to the late James Watt, esq. his very recently been erected at Hactsworili church, near this-town, in the neighbourh oo d o f w hi c h , f or many years, this celebrated character resided. On the south side of the_church, close against the communion, a Gothic chapel,

of , DUEL; a Reference to the LAWS of HONOUR and the CHARACTER of GENTLEMEN. An APPENDIX, in which is strictly examined the case between the Tenth - Hussars and Mr. Battier; with Notices of Capt. Call'an and the Rev. Mr. Saurin ; Mr. Finch, of ,the Life Guards, &c. London: Knigh

_ „.... While a swinaninF, a few days ago, in the neivh'l)6llll-aunt of t. Is .t , •%vtl, his imagmation becionv -oi , ordered, he flic i e d t h at 7 so:fte I,4ieon, tigitre upon the water, and so. treat was ut his terror, that he died on the ero.ling of nest day.—.oid. . Frida

••• We hope the zealleman who imposed upon us last week, under the signature of JOHN MARTIN, and made us also pay postage for his fithricatiol, will be better employed in future. Marten and Randall both owe him a little one or two for his pains; and if they find him out, he may

Mr. Nixott's wb. d. Tartar beat Mr. Lloyd's blk. and wit. d. Dy- moke. Mr. Hoskins's r. J. Comus beat Mr. Lloyd's brin b. Agatha. Mr. Kendall's b. d. Tartar beat Mr. It. Crockett's b h. Martha. Mr. Hassall's r. d. Hamlet beat Mr. Dicken's b. d. Tippoo. Mr.-Hill's Spectre heat Mr