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Monthly Chronicle.

Art . VII . The citadel of Ceva shall be given up with its artillery , ammunition and- provisions . The garrison shall retire into Piedmonti Art . VHI . There shall be drawn up , in Coni and Tortone , or " Alexandria , provisorily occupied in case Tortone cannot be instantly put in possession of the French , a statement of the artillery , arms , utensils , ammunition , and provisions , ; for which the French Republic shall be accountable to the King , of Sardinia y that is to say , to restore the' artillery , and to pay according to estimate for the amuhition and which

provisions they may have consumed . The same shall be done with those in Ceva . The troops in these places shall retire into Piedmont , with their arms , baggage . and all the honours of war . i 66 ' ( "Signed ) LIEUT . GEN . DT ; IA TOCR , COLONEL COSTA . BUONAPARTE .

Home News.

HOME NEWS .

AT the Quarter Sessions for this borough held on Monday last , a butcher of the name of Robert Okey , of Little Dean in Gloucestershire , was indicted'for regratingand forestalling . It appeared that he had bought of a butcher in Monmouth market , fifteen pounds of beef , at threepence per pound , and sold it to the prosecutor , an inhabitant of the town , after the ' rate of four-pence halfpenny ' . — -The defence was , that Okey had purchased this meat for the Use of his own family , but , at the request of the prosecutor , had spared it to liim -affer much urgent intreatyThe Justices

. — , however , would not listen to any extenuation , but sentenced him to pay a fine of 20 I . ancl to stand committed till the same was discharged ; but being a man of property , the fine was immediately paid irito court . The Justices presented the prosecutor with a guinea and' returned ' him then-thanks for his conduct ; which thev hoped would at the same time , stimulate others to Be' alike vigilant in bringing tojustice all similar offenders , against whom that Court were determined to inflict the most exemplary punishment the law justifies

. Oxford Mayj . On Thursday evening last the following melancholy accident happened ----Mr . William Bndcock , a respectable Farmer of Sheepstead , in the P ™ l . reham , near Abingdon , returning in a one-horse-chaise with liis wife from Highwbrth , were they had been attending the funeral of Mr Badcocks mother , on the road , from Faringdon , near Pusey Furse , the horse took fright , and ran away with the carriage , when the reins-and-shaft both breaking , Mr ancl MrsBadcock thrown out

. were with such violence as to occasion the death of the former immediately , and his wife survived him a few hours only , they have left five children to lament their unhappy loss wif "" ' ? - \ 7 hu ^ ay' " ! g ht ' n Mra - - y > Ker sister , daughter , and son , were apprehended and committed to Exeter bridewell , on suspicion of being concerned in endeavouring to set fire to that city in different parts . On Thursday night between eight and nine o ' clock , the woman was observed to be loitering about StPeter's churchyardand frequent of fire

. , sparks were perceived , to drop rom her , which awakening suspicion she was followed into the Globe passage where she dropped a tinder-box , containing a quantity of tinder then in a liu'd in w f P . ! - ? ' S P [ oceeded "" mediately to search her house and shop m Westgate-street , where they discovered in the back yard a quantity of the same combustibles that had been found in different parts of the city . What were heir view in the undertaking , conjecture itself is at a loss to determine , except it was for the of plunderCombustibles

purpose . — were discovered two nights adjoining the premises of Mr . Pirn , fuller , in Westgate-street ° o „ T . t ' T "* . ' ° ' P " . Tuesd 7 ' ast the S « nd Tunnel , or subterraneous Aqueduct , etl A t , LmT 0 f ^ nal ' at Fouh ' id S > between Coin and Burnley , was " tunn . i ni £ f lIt Z ° Ck " ? e unmoorinJ * of fi " vessels-at the East end of the tunnel , filled with ladies , gentlemen and others , with colours flying , was announced h > bring several rounds of cannon , and the shouts and acclamations of an innume-

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LONDON: Article 3
TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 4
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. FOR MAY 1796. PRESENT STATE OF FREEMASONRY IN SCOTLAND. Article 5
Untitled Article 10
COPY OF A LETTER. FROM THE REV. DR. STURGES, Article 13
THE FOLLY OF NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN PAYING THEIR DEBTS, Article 16
SKETCHES OF THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE NORTH-AMERICAN INDIANS. Article 19
DISCIPLINE. Article 24
EXTRACTS FROM THE MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF EDWARD GIBBON, ESQ. Article 25
ON THE MASONIC JEWELS. Article 31
ON PRESENCE OF MIND. Article 33
THE DOG-TAX; A FRAGMENT. Article 35
CIVIC ANECDOTE. Article 36
EXCERPTA ET COLLECTANEA. Article 37
CLOWNISH SIMPLICITY. Article 38
BON MOT OF THE DEVIL. Article 38
ORIGINALITY IN DR. ROBERTSON AND MR. GIBBON. Article 39
SOME ANECDOTES OF HENRY PRINCE OF WALES, Article 40
SOME PARTICULARS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN RESPECTING MONSIEUR BAILLY. Article 41
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 43
LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 48
BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 49
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 50
THE FINE ARTS. Article 57
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 59
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 61
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND. Article 63
POETRY. Article 66
ELEGY, TO THE MEMORY OF STEPHEN STORACE , THE COMPOSER. Article 67
A NEW OCCASIONAL LYRIC, MASONIC EULOGIVM, Article 68
LINES TO DAPHNE, Article 68
Untitled Article 69
TO DELIA. Article 70
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 71
HOME NEWS. Article 73
PROMOTIONS. Article 77
Untitled Article 77
OBITUARY. Article 78
LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Article 80
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Monthly Chronicle.

Art . VII . The citadel of Ceva shall be given up with its artillery , ammunition and- provisions . The garrison shall retire into Piedmonti Art . VHI . There shall be drawn up , in Coni and Tortone , or " Alexandria , provisorily occupied in case Tortone cannot be instantly put in possession of the French , a statement of the artillery , arms , utensils , ammunition , and provisions , ; for which the French Republic shall be accountable to the King , of Sardinia y that is to say , to restore the' artillery , and to pay according to estimate for the amuhition and which

provisions they may have consumed . The same shall be done with those in Ceva . The troops in these places shall retire into Piedmont , with their arms , baggage . and all the honours of war . i 66 ' ( "Signed ) LIEUT . GEN . DT ; IA TOCR , COLONEL COSTA . BUONAPARTE .

Home News.

HOME NEWS .

AT the Quarter Sessions for this borough held on Monday last , a butcher of the name of Robert Okey , of Little Dean in Gloucestershire , was indicted'for regratingand forestalling . It appeared that he had bought of a butcher in Monmouth market , fifteen pounds of beef , at threepence per pound , and sold it to the prosecutor , an inhabitant of the town , after the ' rate of four-pence halfpenny ' . — -The defence was , that Okey had purchased this meat for the Use of his own family , but , at the request of the prosecutor , had spared it to liim -affer much urgent intreatyThe Justices

. — , however , would not listen to any extenuation , but sentenced him to pay a fine of 20 I . ancl to stand committed till the same was discharged ; but being a man of property , the fine was immediately paid irito court . The Justices presented the prosecutor with a guinea and' returned ' him then-thanks for his conduct ; which thev hoped would at the same time , stimulate others to Be' alike vigilant in bringing tojustice all similar offenders , against whom that Court were determined to inflict the most exemplary punishment the law justifies

. Oxford Mayj . On Thursday evening last the following melancholy accident happened ----Mr . William Bndcock , a respectable Farmer of Sheepstead , in the P ™ l . reham , near Abingdon , returning in a one-horse-chaise with liis wife from Highwbrth , were they had been attending the funeral of Mr Badcocks mother , on the road , from Faringdon , near Pusey Furse , the horse took fright , and ran away with the carriage , when the reins-and-shaft both breaking , Mr ancl MrsBadcock thrown out

. were with such violence as to occasion the death of the former immediately , and his wife survived him a few hours only , they have left five children to lament their unhappy loss wif "" ' ? - \ 7 hu ^ ay' " ! g ht ' n Mra - - y > Ker sister , daughter , and son , were apprehended and committed to Exeter bridewell , on suspicion of being concerned in endeavouring to set fire to that city in different parts . On Thursday night between eight and nine o ' clock , the woman was observed to be loitering about StPeter's churchyardand frequent of fire

. , sparks were perceived , to drop rom her , which awakening suspicion she was followed into the Globe passage where she dropped a tinder-box , containing a quantity of tinder then in a liu'd in w f P . ! - ? ' S P [ oceeded "" mediately to search her house and shop m Westgate-street , where they discovered in the back yard a quantity of the same combustibles that had been found in different parts of the city . What were heir view in the undertaking , conjecture itself is at a loss to determine , except it was for the of plunderCombustibles

purpose . — were discovered two nights adjoining the premises of Mr . Pirn , fuller , in Westgate-street ° o „ T . t ' T "* . ' ° ' P " . Tuesd 7 ' ast the S « nd Tunnel , or subterraneous Aqueduct , etl A t , LmT 0 f ^ nal ' at Fouh ' id S > between Coin and Burnley , was " tunn . i ni £ f lIt Z ° Ck " ? e unmoorinJ * of fi " vessels-at the East end of the tunnel , filled with ladies , gentlemen and others , with colours flying , was announced h > bring several rounds of cannon , and the shouts and acclamations of an innume-

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