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Domestic Intelligence.

the great satisfaction of a very crowded Court , gave a verdict for the farmer , writ * ample damages for the injury he had sustained , and which of course entitles him to costs . The following singular instance of animal adoption occurred a short time since , at the seat of J . Spurting , Esq . at Dyne ' s Hall , in Essex : a favourite Spanish bitch , remarkable as a hare finder , having her puppies drowned , went out one morning into the plantations , and soon after returned with a young leveret , about a week old , in her mouth , to which she gave suck , and has affectionately continued so to do for more

than ten days , to the astonishment of all the sportsmen in tha neighbourhood . The Act of the present Session of Parliament repealing the Stamp Duty on Gloves , does not take place until the ist of August next ; and the Act repealing the duties on the registry of burials , & c . not until the ist of October following . -A p lan is prepared to turn Tdwer-bill into a grand Crescent , for the dwellings of merchants . There is to be a wide footway , carriage-way , and an elegant promenade planted with trees . The terminations of the crescent are to open to tlie Thames . The avenues to it are to be extensivewideand convenient .

, , The minister has made his bargain for a Lottery for the ensuing year : Messrs . Robarts and Co . were the purchasers . The terms are 50 , 000 tickets , at 14 I . 16 s . 3 th Beacon ' s , or signal posts , are about to be erected along the coast of Sussex , to give an alarm in case of any attempt of the enemy . The Spitfire sloop of war is to super-Intend the erection of signal posts from Sussex to the Lizard .

A dreadful instrument ot destruction , contrived to throw ten bombs ra a mmut . e , has been lately invented by a foreigner ; a model of which has been shewn and proved before the Prince of Wales and several other persons of distinction . A public subscription , patronized by his Royal Highness and the Duke of York , is begun , for constructing one upon a ' scale sufficient to throw bombs of very large dimensions . It appears that Prussia is no longer to act as a principal in tho war ; but that lies ' troops are to be engaged and paid for by the other Powers , of which , it is said , this country is to contribute 800 , cool . Holland 400 , 000 ! . and the Court of Vienna , or the

different- Circles of Germany ,, the remainder . Agreeably to the negotiations concluded between Great Britain and Prussia , the latter is to send into the field against France 90 , 000 men . Of this number JI , OCO men will join die army of his Royal Highness the Duke of York in the Netherlands , and 20 , 000 are to be in the pay of the Emperor , to begin from the ist day of April . The latter are- to act with the rest of the Prussians on the Upper Rhine . Those regiments which quit the environs of Mentz will immediately be replaced by others . Mr . DunkerleyProvincial Grand Master of Masonry in several Counties of England

, , lias given notice , that in case of an invasion , he shall offer his services to Government , and will require such Masons as are Knights Templars to unite with the officers of the military corps in their respective counties , to take the name of " Prince Edward ' s Royal Volunteers , " and to wear their uniforms , the Order of the Knights Templars , on a black , ribband , between two button-holes of their waistcoat .

Bankrupts.

BANKRUPTS .

WILLIAM Bayliss , of New Brentford , Middlesex , Innholder . Daniel Stephens , of Stratford upon Avon , Warwickshire , and William Parish , of Birmingham , horse-dealers . George Muiliu ' s , of Walcot , Somersetshire , mason . Daniel Birkett , late of Liverpool , joiner . James Stephens , of Wood-street , Cheapside , wholesale hosier and factor Bares Bye , of Mile End , Middlesex , salesman . Thomas Matild , of Surrey-place , Kent road , Southwark , merchant . Richard Woodward , of Whitecross-strcetMiddlesexvictualler . Benjamin Mellows Hacldenof Clifford's Inn

, , , , scrivener .. Thomas Aspinwall , of Manchester , watchmaker . Thomas Paddison , of . M :: rsh Chape ! , jobber . James Somerneld , of Bilston , Staffordshire , victualler . Jonathan White , of the Strand , ' hatter . John Parker , of Brampton in Cumberland , shopkeeper . James Woollen , of Sheffield in the- county ol" York , ironmonger . John Cockle , late of the city of Lincoln , tanner . Thomas Ormson , of Stockport , in the county of Chester , innkeeper . Thomas Brookholding , ofthecity of Worcester , scrivener .

[ Tie remainder of ihe LISTS are unavoidabl y deferred till our next . J

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LONDON: Article 1
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 2
Untitled Article 3
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, OR GENERAL AND COMPLETE LIBRARY. Article 4
THE PRESENT STATE OF FREE MASONRY. Article 6
A CURE FOR ENVY. Article 9
JOHN COUSTOS, FOR FREEMASONRY, Article 10
CHARACTER OF EDWARD STILLINGFLEET, Article 13
CHARACTER OF CICERO. Article 15
LIFE OF THE RIGHT REVEREND GEORGE HORNE, Article 18
MEMOIRS OF THE LATE DR. PAUL HIFFERNAN. Article 25
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 32
A NARRATIVE Article 34
ACCOUNT OF A TOUR TO KILLARNEY, &c. Article 43
PLAN OF EDUCATION. Article 49
PROGRESS OF NAVIGATION. Article 52
THE WONDERFUL CUNNING OF A FOX. Article 57
MEMORABLE SPEECH OF THEOPHRASTUS Article 57
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. Article 58
POETRY. Article 65
MASONIC SONG. Article 66
A LYRIC ODE, BY GRAY. Article 66
CONTEST BETWEEN THE LIPS AND EYES. Article 67
LINES Article 68
Untitled Article 69
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 71
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 75
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 78
BANKRUPTS. Article 81
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Domestic Intelligence.

the great satisfaction of a very crowded Court , gave a verdict for the farmer , writ * ample damages for the injury he had sustained , and which of course entitles him to costs . The following singular instance of animal adoption occurred a short time since , at the seat of J . Spurting , Esq . at Dyne ' s Hall , in Essex : a favourite Spanish bitch , remarkable as a hare finder , having her puppies drowned , went out one morning into the plantations , and soon after returned with a young leveret , about a week old , in her mouth , to which she gave suck , and has affectionately continued so to do for more

than ten days , to the astonishment of all the sportsmen in tha neighbourhood . The Act of the present Session of Parliament repealing the Stamp Duty on Gloves , does not take place until the ist of August next ; and the Act repealing the duties on the registry of burials , & c . not until the ist of October following . -A p lan is prepared to turn Tdwer-bill into a grand Crescent , for the dwellings of merchants . There is to be a wide footway , carriage-way , and an elegant promenade planted with trees . The terminations of the crescent are to open to tlie Thames . The avenues to it are to be extensivewideand convenient .

, , The minister has made his bargain for a Lottery for the ensuing year : Messrs . Robarts and Co . were the purchasers . The terms are 50 , 000 tickets , at 14 I . 16 s . 3 th Beacon ' s , or signal posts , are about to be erected along the coast of Sussex , to give an alarm in case of any attempt of the enemy . The Spitfire sloop of war is to super-Intend the erection of signal posts from Sussex to the Lizard .

A dreadful instrument ot destruction , contrived to throw ten bombs ra a mmut . e , has been lately invented by a foreigner ; a model of which has been shewn and proved before the Prince of Wales and several other persons of distinction . A public subscription , patronized by his Royal Highness and the Duke of York , is begun , for constructing one upon a ' scale sufficient to throw bombs of very large dimensions . It appears that Prussia is no longer to act as a principal in tho war ; but that lies ' troops are to be engaged and paid for by the other Powers , of which , it is said , this country is to contribute 800 , cool . Holland 400 , 000 ! . and the Court of Vienna , or the

different- Circles of Germany ,, the remainder . Agreeably to the negotiations concluded between Great Britain and Prussia , the latter is to send into the field against France 90 , 000 men . Of this number JI , OCO men will join die army of his Royal Highness the Duke of York in the Netherlands , and 20 , 000 are to be in the pay of the Emperor , to begin from the ist day of April . The latter are- to act with the rest of the Prussians on the Upper Rhine . Those regiments which quit the environs of Mentz will immediately be replaced by others . Mr . DunkerleyProvincial Grand Master of Masonry in several Counties of England

, , lias given notice , that in case of an invasion , he shall offer his services to Government , and will require such Masons as are Knights Templars to unite with the officers of the military corps in their respective counties , to take the name of " Prince Edward ' s Royal Volunteers , " and to wear their uniforms , the Order of the Knights Templars , on a black , ribband , between two button-holes of their waistcoat .

Bankrupts.

BANKRUPTS .

WILLIAM Bayliss , of New Brentford , Middlesex , Innholder . Daniel Stephens , of Stratford upon Avon , Warwickshire , and William Parish , of Birmingham , horse-dealers . George Muiliu ' s , of Walcot , Somersetshire , mason . Daniel Birkett , late of Liverpool , joiner . James Stephens , of Wood-street , Cheapside , wholesale hosier and factor Bares Bye , of Mile End , Middlesex , salesman . Thomas Matild , of Surrey-place , Kent road , Southwark , merchant . Richard Woodward , of Whitecross-strcetMiddlesexvictualler . Benjamin Mellows Hacldenof Clifford's Inn

, , , , scrivener .. Thomas Aspinwall , of Manchester , watchmaker . Thomas Paddison , of . M :: rsh Chape ! , jobber . James Somerneld , of Bilston , Staffordshire , victualler . Jonathan White , of the Strand , ' hatter . John Parker , of Brampton in Cumberland , shopkeeper . James Woollen , of Sheffield in the- county ol" York , ironmonger . John Cockle , late of the city of Lincoln , tanner . Thomas Ormson , of Stockport , in the county of Chester , innkeeper . Thomas Brookholding , ofthecity of Worcester , scrivener .

[ Tie remainder of ihe LISTS are unavoidabl y deferred till our next . J

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