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ADJOURNED suRREr SESSIONS. SESSIONS House liocssmottota-t•ms,OCT. B. Sarah Amenfalai, a Jewel., about forty years ofage, flood charged 'limn two irdiaments of violent at:- faults ; the tint upon Mrs. Ann Saunderc, and the fecund upon Mils Sarah Saunders, her daughter : 1 by previous agreement of the Cnunfel on either fide, both indiaments were tried together. Mr. Laws, in a moll able and animated fpeeth of great length, flared the tale on the part of the proft cutton. The firfl witnefs called was the profeentrix, Mrs. Ann Saunders, who hared, that Ilse Was the wife of James Saunders, a maker of rollers f.r Spanith lea ther drtlfers, and refiJed at No. 8, Grange Road ; the prifoner was her near neighbour, a nd of t h e Jewilh,perluafion ; on the 28th of January tall, as witnefs', pa n , a boy o f about fifteen years old. was coming home with Come rollers, he was met by the ' , fun of the prifoner, Mores Arrnwfmith, and another boy. who both began to beat him and ate him in a cruel manr.er, the letter holding him down, while the former held a bamboo cane over his head ; the wi. ash, alarmed for the tafel of her child, ran nut with bet ngsbrella in her hand, and threatened to knock down, Morey., if he firuck her fon I the, at the fame time, taking the bondlerd rollers out of his hand.— At this moment, the prifioner darted out of her own hotife, feiaed the wituef, by the throat, with one hand, and dragged her head under her bnfom, while with the neher the beat her moll violently about the body; but particularly under the tweets, and treat• wd her otherwith in a moll brutal, outrageous, and ' violent manner. Shgtom in piece. her cap, tn-k her eV risgs out of her ears, and her thawl from of her -Via (here the cap was produced in a molt tette. ed aandition, the earoings broken in many pieces, and lite,fita..l rent in (tetra! place.). She continued thi. 'violence f .r tome time, till the witnefs was releafed by one Catherine Kirby, whit. with great difficulty, lontened her from the gigantic grafp of the prifoner; • the was brought home, weltering in her blood ; the Alin and MA were torn out of her neck. by the ta lent of the prironer, and the was upwards 4 three beaks before the recovered the injury the had flit tamed, and could *either eat nor drink 'with anyfrfir city. for tome time. On her crot.-examinution by Mr. Moreau, Ilse raid. the never Stuck Maths Arrowfraith ; be threatened lloirs fib and held the umbrella over his head ;—the " *Sow did call the prifoner a good for nothing b—ch; for ilid fbeuver fay, that the prifoner wanted to take bet te e d .s life, es the did Catherine Kirby's ; the. cer not get the prilimer's finger in tier mouth, as 'borsht not defile it with limb nallinef.l-.-and if asy puffins (wore the did fo, they were perjured. She hid no furgeon to attend her. but was ill for three week:: the poStively never (truck the prifu• aer at all ;—both her hands were engaged with tie 011abrella and bundle of rollers ; and the prifnner had kilt her fo fall by the neck, that the could net extri tateheefelf, till Catherine Kirby came to he r AM:lance. The prifnwer, who was-a large, marculine w,,m,, u , et a very dab countenance sad complexion, here ex balked her left arm : the hand was moll horribly disfigured by the evil, and the fingers were dillorted and appeared contraded : the then difplayed her ' tight arm, and held her fingers in fuels a manner as to make them ado appear difabled. &fume Roberta, the nest witnefs, Dated, that the heard the noire err the boys fighting, and law James, the profeeutor'sfim, receive a blow on the foleheid. which (welled it to a great fist • the afterwards few the prifoner commit the violence already deferibed upon hire. Saunders. and left the mark of her three &pm upon her neck. where the tore away the Wit aad &lb t Mrs. Saunders was taken home reeking in blood, her cap, ear•rings e and bawl, torn in the man ner they then appeared in. On her crofs examina tion, the (aid Mrs. Saunders never 'truck the primes. ter; Ae was very ill for tome time after, and the did not fee the prifoser's finger, nor any mark of a bite on it. Catherine Kirby, who was an oppoSite neighbour of the pude.. corroborated the tellianony of the fore going witnefes; the retested Mrs. Saunders from the clntches i.f the Ptifoner. As evidence on the limed inditiment, the Rated. that in about a quarter tai' an how after the had fo releafed Mrs. Saunders, • her daugh.er, Sarah Saunders, the Profecuti ix in the recoad indiAment, came to the door with a baton of water ;n her hand, and as Ike was croffing the way (peak to the Witnefs. Moles Arrowfmith, and his mother. the Pt ifoner, followed her dole behind r the' Prilisee Bruck at Sarah Saunders behind her back with her pattcns, while Moles held up a nick to ward of tke Mimi, but feeing his mother to deft:crate, he cent away, declaring he would intirfere no further; the then 'truck Sarah Saunders a violent blow in the Lace with the ring of one of her pattens. and laid her .ye open : the continued beating her about the head iod fhi.ulders till the fell down finfelefs to the ground, mul in that Rate was carried into the houfe by the Witnefi's hufband; the remained fame time in a Rate of infenfibility from the lois of blood, and was with tome difficulty recovered. On her crofs-examination, Ire laid the never heard of any chain having been held before the Prifoner by the Profecutrix, nor did Ilse ever hiar her accufing the Prifoner of being a Gainer. Wiliiam Kirby, the huasand of the former Wit t efs. corroborated her tegimony. Sarah Saunders, the Profecutrix, in the fecond intliernent, a very pretty, genteel (coking young lady, about r R years a age, with a molt ingenuous countenance and corre3 deportment, alto corrolso rated the testimony of moll of tie other witnelres for the profecuti , m ; on a beautiful blunting cheek the pointed out the mark where the ring of the patten !truck her. which had been a dreadful gath. She vii 0 Rated, that the Prifoner had the full ufe of all the lingers of her left hand. but not of her thumb. On bet crok-eramination, the politively denied haviii.; bit the Prifoner's finger. and never defiled her tongue with die ii.decent expreaGons attributed to her. Mr. Alters, in a very able and learned flate went. clef :aded the pilaster, on the grounds that the quarrel had eriginated from the natural with of the mother to protea her child from infialt and abure that the abufe and violence bad beau mutual ; and. that the Profecutrix Lad aanally bit the ptifunees Lhand through and through. Ma:garet Maims. a child of tLirteis years was firft tatted, flee haa been a (etyma of the brifonet f five weeks. She law her miftrcfs and Mrs. SALM deI. together; Mrs. Saunders gave her miftrefs a pulls, and then !truck her ; Mif• Saunders then came out, and alto think her militate; and flee *edema the blow's or h.•th. Sarah Saunders bit her netting's through and through the lame hand. John Smith, a near neighbour, Rated, that he law the quarrel between the boys t Mrs. Saunders loon Atte, creme out, and ftrteck the priloner forcral blows; he dive not fee the crßnmencement of the bufinefs. Ann Hatrington law the Prifoner (truck twice ; the alto law M,s. Saunde - ..s come out of her huufe, with a chain about her arm, and another about her kg ; the (hook them at the Prifoner, and laid, they acre the chains the was taken in to Guildhall for coining. Sarah Saunders abided her, and called her moll opprobrious names, and fwore the would have her life; and the heard Catherine Kirby fay, that if the had a faggot, the would put it under the Pallier's' petticoats, and burn her for a witch. Sufannah Lothop, an upright, elderly, tingle lady, Rated, the had no acquaintance with any of the par ties; it was the firll time the ever took an oath, and (he certainly law Mrs. Saunders (hike the Prifuner. She then gave her own opinion of the feveral parties, and told a long Rory totally foreign froeselfte quellion. On her eras esaminatiuu by Mr. Laws, who rak ed her of what perfuafion the was ? the raid the was a Methodill, but had been born in fin as well as he was. She was no; married, nor was the a widow, the had always lived a tingle life; and before Grin and that congregation, what the had Paid was the truth. Mr. CAWS then called all the witneffes on the part of the protecution to contradi(l the evidence on the part of the Prifoner, and the Paiter's Counsel called hi. %Vignettes in reply. Mr. Laws, in a very ingenious fpeech, went through the evidence on bcch fides : lie animadverted on the very partial and unconneeed teltimony of the Fri loner's witneffes, and the &true's and uncorrradiaed, evidence on the pelt of the profecution ; he obferved two very matetial links were wanting to make the chain of the Plifiroer's evidence complete, namely, hale Moles, who was prefrnt at the whole of the tranfation, and the Doaur, who attended the Fri loner when her hand was Lo bad, neither of whom was produced. TLC Cwt.'s w•ri charged the Jury, and after a (bort cossfithation, they brought in a vetdia of Guilty on both indictments. The Court then fenrenced the Prifoner to pay a fine of 6.. Bd. upon each indictment, to be impricon ed fourteen days, and find fccurity in so& for her future good behaei,inr. THE VIC% lid OF iNsiiNrir. The name of the perfon who committed the late, outrage at Vanithall, is Samuel M'Kee, and not Charles M•Kee, as fird fisted. Ribero" the public has know nodaiiig of him except his name. We. therefore, think it proper to publills the following particulars concerning him : Mr. *Kee, who is now about 28 years of age. ;5 a native ef the North of Ireland, where his land) , and cornet:him, are portons of good charaeler, worth and refpeetabili•y. He ferved his apprenticefhip, and lived fume time atter the expiration of the fame with a very eminent and refpettable ap. thecary in the county of Meath. He came to London for the firlltime, about four years ago. and through the recommendation of his friends, obtained a fituatinn in the Difpenfary at Forton Prifon, near Gufport, from which he was, in common with others, slit - charged on the peace of Amiens being made. During the following teafon, he attended the leaures of Mr. Abernethy, and the other eminent profeffirs, at St. Bartholomew's Holpi• tai, after which he lived near twelve months with an apothecary at Nottingham. He was then appointed Surgeon's Mate on board la Virginie frigate, Capt. Bar e sf.,,d, Up to toffs period he was known to have conducted himfelf with a great deal of prudence and propriety ; and fo far from manifesting any thing like a ferocious temper, he was always peace able aad gentle in his manners. His friends had the belt opinion of him, and entertained the moll fan , guine and well founded hopes that he would be pro moted in the navy. Bur to their grief and aftunith ment, in the month of December hall, they heard of his having committed tome irregolatitie: on board Ia Virginie, for which Captain Beresford threatened to bring him to a Court Martial. That, however, did not take place, and Mr. M•Kee was transferred from la Virginie to the Unicorn frigate ; on board of which (hip he has continued until within the 'Alt fort night, when fhe are ived at the Little Note. For what realm Mr. M'Kee lett the (hip, we are uninformed. Two days previous to the event in queftion, he called at the home of a Mr. B—, in Lambeth, where he tared fometitnes to vifit when he was attending leaures in London. Here lee fir pt for about an.hour. Mr. B. was intimately acquainted with fome of his friends; and havin; befute this heard that he had incurred their difpleafure by his condua on board Ia Vieginie frigate, he queflioned him particularly es to the caufe of his coming to town. His anfwers were, for the moll Fait, confuf. ed and incoherent. He laid he had been treated with the utmolt cruelty on board the Unicorn; that all the officers of that (hip, as well as of la Virgioie, had confpired to takeaway his life ; and fur that pier pole had frequently given him potion ; and that even the people on the road, as he came to London, par ticipated in the fame conlpiracy ; to prove which, he put his hand into his pocket and pulled out tome bad filver money, which he laid they had palled upon him. He added, that his motive in coming to town was to apply to the Sick and Hurt Board to have him removed to fome other (hip. He would give na fatisfatiory account whether he was &Went upon leave or not. He laid that Captain Hardyman had it not in leis power to grant him leave to Beep out of his (hip but that Mr. MiLoughlan, the fur geon, told him lie might g o to London, and that no notice would be taken of It. Mr. B. ufed every ar gument lie could think of to prevail on him to go back to Sheernefs without delay ; bat all to no put - - pore—he fumed to Sew a total indifference as to what became of him. There was fr,mething Co grange in his behaviour, and fo different from what it had formerly beer, that Mr. B, reconciling the com plaints made ;spina him lall winter for inifeondulk, did not think proper to aik him to repeat his vifit ; and be heard nothing of Lim total lee law his mac in the papers ks the perfon who, in a it of inanity, committed that fhocking outrage near Vauxhall: On Thutfdly one of the perfonc he had !lightly wounded went to fee him, bat his pretence teemed to excite inch uneatfyienfatiuns that the medical atten dant advifed him to withdraw. On being fccured when he committed fo ranch mifchief, hit watch and fame filver were taken ontof his pocket, which have not been returned ; and as none of his relitions hays been to tee him, his fituation is extremely dillreffing. His behaviour is generally very gentle when fenfiblk, and his attendants (peak of him with the greatelt re gard. We are happy to have it in bar power to contra diet the liatement given its moll of the Daily Papers that the poor girl whom he wounded molt danger oufly, died on Wednefday evening. We are allured at nine o'clock on Saturday that the was living, and that great hopes were entertained of her recovery. LONDON MARKETS; OORw.EXCHANOE, MONDAY, OCTONEt I. Then is today a tolerable quantity of Wheat arrived, but hav ing many buyers prices are full as dear as on Friday. The demand for flaritys and Msk has ranted a br ands In thofe trades, the fanner is at an advance of full ys. per quarter, and the tatter aa and ye. Peafe, of the two fasts, and Brans, are dearer. We have large arrivals of Oats; good temples remain high, 9c4a forts are ratter lower. Flour is as hit week. GENERAL CUitRENCP AS UNDER Wheat, L. yos. yd. pa qr. Grey Peale oaf. to ma. relle Ditto, lb. Soo. cod. Dans, att. 465. od. Rye, 395. ass. od. Tick Ditto 345. sod od Barley,3ls. acs. od. Oats, sys, ads. ; Malt, 725. yild od. Poland ditto, 19s. acv. od. White Peafe, yes. 60a. al. Rape Seed, 42L to 44. pa la ft. PRICE OF FLOUR. Floe nose 6ss. to 7os. Seconds 631. to 6ss. per tack. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only (to the 24th of Sept. to the spa of Sept.--,Total 10,5;0 Quarters. Average 7is s J . ...OIL std. higher than UR return- A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the aid of September to the iiith of September. Total -12.419 facks..-Average 64J-- It. aid. higher than loft return. Pill TIC L0:40011 CSAUTTI,II•TOILDAT, OCTOSIR 6. Avenge Price of C , ,rn In England and Wales, from the returns enclia.g the strth of September, 1804. When. Rye. Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peak. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d 6. d. 65 4 38 6 34 2 sr so 40 to 41 5 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Retinas made to the week ending 0.205er 3, Is r 3. 3/d. per hundred writhe. INSPECTOR'S RE 1 . URN AT UXBRIDGE, OCT OBER. 4. Wheat per load 141 Cs to 111 CO • Barley per quarter 11 16s to 11 ills Oa s per ditto tl 4s to tl to. leans per ditto 21 is to 11 6a Posh per ditto SI oft to al yes PRICE OP HOPS. • 111011. POCISiII. I Rent . 31 cos to 41 011 Kent - 41 os to 41 /2 9 Race - 31 lOs to 31 155 Sulk: - 41 os to 4 1 6 9 Stet • 31 soa to 31 ids Farnham 51 os to 71 os Old Duty 178,c00L PRICE • OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Ito 31 to to 41 lOU 31 31 to 31 ice I Pockets PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 401 to 931 per cwt. Waite ..huo 6os to 2.6 cs do. Trefoil 2011 to 38. do. Carravray 35i to 910 do. Corisuder, 9$ to iis do. Tont) tas to 29s per build. White Mußard Sea, Ss to ‘ tos od do. Erowu ditto, ill to 16. do. Cauary, 7s od to Ss od do. Rye Orate 13s od to 2.ts od per quarter. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. lames.. Whitechapel. Hiy perked 3 4to 3 13 a 6 o toe to 0 3 io to 4 i 0 0 Straw a it to a o t a 6to 1 13 o I Bto I 15 o Clover 3 o toy t 0 ♦ 4 10 3 3 0 SNIII H FIELD, Odlober S. To hat. the ulrAl—per none of 81b.. - But Ss od I Vol ss od to 69 44 Mutton 4 to 1 * Poe! 4s od V 4 4 4: od Ass ett to Ss 4d. 111130 01 C• 711.1 TYII DAY. Beans 11110111 11m—Slacq and Lambe 23,000. NEWGAI E and LEADF.NHAI.I.,OnJber 8. Per hone or 816. by the carcare. Beef 31 41 to 4s 44 I Veal 41 04 to 6, 03 P 4 1111011 31 4I to 45 44 Pork 4s od to 51 44 Lamb 31 44 to 41 Bd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN I.ONDON. St. lamer% market 41 iJ Clare Market 4s .54 Whitechapeit.:arket (Per none of Slb.) 41 44 'Own Tallow 75s od to OS Rulla ditto (con.) 7as od ti 73i Raffia ditto (foap) 611 od to 159, Melted Stuff 39s od to bos Ditto rough 411 cd to GO 131 ad °mares las od, A•erage Price as aid Good Doop sisto OS Yellow Snap, Sas. to os..—Mottled, 9c% —Cord, 94%. Price ut Candles per dozen, t is. ed.—Mould., 131.01. RAW HIDES. Hides (Por Road) 31 Ild t;;;Ii 4dHorf e Skins 14s od to 17s Middling 30 4d to 3s 6d I Heavy Calf to, 6d a:eh Ordinary 31 oil to ts 14 shtep Skins os od to m Lamb Skins, 31 od to 4s od I Pelts as 6il to 31 6d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADF.NH.U.L. Bunts, to to 3616 each 2244 to 2341 Ditto, 6o to 6;16 isil to 164 Merchants Baeks —4 to raid Dealing Hides tad to 35d Fhe Coach Hideo sod to 254 Crop Hides for Coifing 23d to 2314 Flat Ordinary sad to 13d Calf Ming, 3o to 4016 per &sea Sad to 36d Ditto 30 to 7olb rd to 35d Ditto 7o to Solt. 3ed to 314 Small Seal. (Greenland) pie Th. 31 64 to 4. 71 • Large ditto zoos to :jos per dor. Goat Skin, Si, to 6js Alum Tanned Horfc tildes 2os to 34a each COAL. EXCHANGE, October I. Belt Coals, its t • t Pool, per Claaltaras 545. 6d. Delivered to Houfelieepen at 661. 6d. Minderbod, yr, chaldron 416. od. Ihlieercd to Houkiteepera at 6oe. ad. COUNTRY MARKETS. 'MICRO OF GRAIN AT TIII FOLLOWING II BAIINOITOR E.—Wheat 64. od to gas at par (.3uartrt. Rule) , 3.0 od to 370 od Beans 4ta od to 44s od Oats 16, od to 311 od I Peafe oos od to Goa 04 Mat 0....-Wheat S4a od to Bs. od per O. Earley 34e od to js. od I Bransoos od to 441 od Oats sFo od 10 33S 0,1 Peat 416 od tet 430 Od NIWSLMY 4!' C4l to pss od per QL. Dote, 3SI ad to slls 6d I Deans do al s.. Its Sod (lots ass cod to 33s cd Peak do od to di. od H —Wheat 36s od to no Batley 354 od to 3U od I Bean. Oats ass od to 3a od Ptak dl per has td O. 47$ Od 44$ cd to 49 od per qr. 37s cd to 4le od 49 Oa to 43* od smsiKo..--Whest sos od to 92$ Bark, od to 37s od Beans Oita 244 Od to sss od Pete Plrft 311, od Scrood p. od 7 /lard sin Gd AM ths . - HAM/11,1070N. Orr. s. Hanky. Gals. Pode. Dam 27* al I ass od I 19. 64 1 SU ad ass ad t9s od 191 od 104 cd s 3• od a7s od cos ad Co. 94 Bark, abort U. per boil dearer. Saar WI al gram asegir as WI week. iCCLESiAStiCAL PiaMOTßig.- OA the a7th ult. the Rev. Alestrukr lleolvt, ptsesehar •y Gorpe.l, Gkisow, we, unbelted Mingles of the raid. of N BIRTES. On Upper Ormond 4 . 442 y, WAIL, tie lady of Captain jai:lm of a daughter On the zyth loft at het moth r's. In Marlon fluare, Dub;.. the lady of Major Ortrifby, of a ion. At Attflotrive,Argyleddre,on the atth of Angell, the lad; of Arebib4 , l Campbell, Efq. Paynulltcr of the 9;el regluteut, of a daughter. Y7fealuefJ3y the lady of Hairy Clarks Litchfield, Erg. of John- B.dford-tow. of* fen: Sunday fa'anlght. at E4:tabgrret, Mrs Betty, of Hoptoa War r, 'in the coaaty of !Way, of • claughttr. 'rbe Lady to the hitcher of the Young Rufous. MARRIED. On the 3d tuft at CUlfni Church.. y the Rey. Weedy. Stith?, (en. Mr. Cherie; Uu Lc. an Otb.:er in the Mon. Eaft India Company'. fcnrice, m Milt France. Julia Neil, of Clieyoe Walt. Lieut. Col. Barry. of the isth regiment of Forot, to tit Drought, chie ft daughter of Jain A. Draught, cf Lettybrouli, King's County, Efq. Lately. by the D en of Derry. at Banbrook, near Coleraine. the Ret.Hinry Hayes. Fellow of irieity College, Cambridge, to Milk Barnard, daughnr of the late Rev. Dr. H. Barnard. and niece e the Bilkop of Limerick. _ DtFD. On Wed:lathy the 3d laft. at her daughter's bottle, 41, Nor. folk-ttreer, Strand, Mrs. Yeats, aged 83 )earl . At Atitly Park, county of Tipperary, Mrs. H ad, wife of John Head, Ffq. mother of Colonel Head, and lifter to Lord Nofbury, At Corey, Mile Letitia Blake, daughter of the late WM. Todd I Blake, Efq. Ai Ciiftonhall, on the myth Septamber. Penelope Madan Malt. I nd, fecond daughter of Aklander Chain, Maitland Cibfue. 14 of Clifton-hall ; and ou the 28th neptember, at the tw it place. Akianier Maitland, Iburth fen of Brigadier General Fre derick Maltland. Sunday fennight. et he was etteedils divine fertiee a tile ps.. tUh church. Wake:add, at an advanced age. Mr. Wm. Statter, kn. At Edinburgh, the 27th tit. Mr. Hash Hutch! on, Advocate in Aber !am. Sunday, Francis Eyre, EN. of NValworth Cailk, in the count, el Northampton. _ ... .. ... _ .. _ . ...... . _ - On the tR left Mr. Colin Campbell, Odell :on of Colin Can p. bcll. Efq. late Baill. 0 Rufeneath, in the 19th year of I to pits At Darl neon. attrr a lingering dinars, Mrs. Wilful., wile at Jams FN. Major ln the Dariingt , m Volunteer& • _ , . . . . . At J u rinair, in . July La, ut tee yeiluintever, Mrs. Luftie, wife of Captain Lade, of the 16th Regittuat of Foot; alto his infant daui bier. At Jamales,Lieurnsnt T. Darts, of the Port Mahon. TO-MORROW. Sea Wes I dun feta Moon feta so minutes after 61 so inlautes afters I 35 after 7 HIOH WATIIII. AT LONDON 111110011 TO-161011110W. Morelos Afbernoos - s R ---. ' AUTUMN PHYSIC. NOTHING being more wanted at ibis feafon of the year than a Purifier of the Blood that will madkate molt eruptions which now generally make their appearance as thole scheme afilieted with a Scorbutic Complaint. it is with ia. finite plesfate we announce the farads that has attsm.ed the ming. Maratha° of Dr. BRODVIeII BOTANICAL ST ItUr. Another me. tive for referning this Addrefs to the Public fa, the knowledge that If the Botanical Syrup is taken In time, it will revert thole forme fits of flint. which always prevail in this and the eaten months. The Botanical Syrup effeaually eons Evils, Cancers. Lent*, Scrophulous Complaints, extrads mercury est of the Sylttm, though ever fa fubtilly fituated, and even in cafe. where Salivation ►as failed of care in the molt inveterate Venereal Corn. '1 he many Minified cures performed by this invaluable Medicine may be daily fees in the London and Bath Papers, and ago In the Pamphlet■ which may he bad at the houfe (gratis)... The Botanical Syrup and Reflorative Nervous Cordial to be had at the houfe, No 9, Alhien.ftreet, Blackfrian Said, in bottles at A. as. its. and 69. dui y N D. A. D. SWINTON, the proprietor, (fon of Dr. Swinton. Fel:ow of the Royal College of Pbyfleiano, Land m) may be ann. faked (rem to till 3. Of by later contarribi the Waal fee. A Fiat Guinea but•k C•Mtgilis its at 21S. k,..TRAORDINARY EFFECT'S OF Dr. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER. T HE very great Efficacy of this Me.fici n e in t h e Inflows' of Lai Year is to recent to be forgotten; but It was molt ungular when Mien on the Skit Attack, for In .thole Cafes. where the Fever was allowed togato emend and ravage the C.lllitutior, before the Powder was retorted to, the lbforder be came obilinate.prot , mited. and tometimes fatal. Upon all 0e;e• this Medicine thould be given at tb. Comm. semen• of a Fe. ver, of whatever Kind; for if it he not fuihaient of tett, to Wed a Cute, it is the bell Prel aritive for the Bork, and other Remedies witch the symptoms require; but as the uncut:4 Powder bat Min often known to reftore the Patient. sit .T its SuMtitutes and every °that. F. luaus, have tail d. it ought even in the lak t. seemly to be tried. Gnat tenets have been derived from the Powder, when taken every Nizht seen Akerative, in thifordere thought be. yowl the Reach of Medicisse; a , d from a C. romenisetion kola the Reverao.t Mr. hi. relate' Harper, of Dublin, there is rearm de believe that it say be ufrd In this Meitner with Secret. In the Hp. drneeplialus, or Water on the (train. For C01d... Mead a. Riley. materna, and all Inflammations ond Obltruetioasof the Leer, Bovrals,dte. no Medicine is fo proper. Sold only by F. Nesso..ery and mms, No. at. St. Paul's Chunk. yard. (a ~.tsv Doors from ase..ptidv) London; and at Dr. James', late Houk, In Brnton• !levet ; in Packets, Irriee 11 9tl. vas+, Duty included, nr in &arks cmnaining twelve Packets, Prlce 24w as made up fur the Army and Navy. N B None can be genuine that have not the Void. "F. New. bay. No. ay, St. Paul e," engraved in tl.e Stamps: HAVING dedicated tnyfelf to the Rudy. and been gratified by the molt conliderrble pradtice la that branch which I thought 'roper to ►eted, I troll that I have ant more tall employed my that than thofe who, In the estenAve Lead of the profelhoo, are ocealonaily Immerged In uncertainty, sod cannot alway. &Italy that locee(a which Is acquired ly concentrating Lisc intelkdual power to awe clan of Warders. Tte Wares of DkaiLrry arc pecollarir diftriling for they being with them a Hain of coneornitant fy optome, =I by a tle pr.-frm of an vital ener g y, t Interim Welt I:proems eirat:Pterel.—. %V b. thei they aMe from the provah nor of ip ceampic, tbcdetruc dye hbits of Muni-brie, or the indulgences of roatortty, they re. quire the molt alrkiuwe proftSmal (kill ; but by the footman of unechicatol men, the lysaptonts are &at-vested, mot the conit tut'n is daltroye4. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLL‘'GR of SUR QP.OVS, 1 eruutd my aon re, utarit ts'ee.u:sti on; and twr, thug ay , ry yrisliede to prset.ce, I I'o,l gn,:.-.llezrokd t o that cuotdesso with ..vhels I haVC hitherto bean foiltarrolly - - - - • In the flra fentatirms of local wedine's. early application srIV prevent the calarnity n' a debilitated frame; bat lobar t!)e is!. ler... from a con.eleu.nefs of the uninanil ,, efs of the Vee goofed his miefornme, Is fearful ta the el/agape or cenfure of hie lentil/ phyfician and broods eve' his !Manley grid , careful Gino egaltnent. It mall be fatisfadtor, tor him to he affursd tar only of espahiuty nt trt:der.cn: but aro 0: the molt tarok-hie frcr-cy. And In recent Venertel Counchi nes it is to ph • at pals. &beet. or dlltres ; in the elan ea lipLeecti err., It is tie. 1- -.sire max ceelufire experience its this hoe to drat! a fee, e-rtale. and fp.c ty re-enabithimiast I Wes the advartage of tt expertroee t, , th le of either fez who are veta.r.d with any Itln4 of I tE3:LITY. of y tympue •of INFLECTION, and In 41 car" ttc tett- • a maw Doodles are liata no the flit tottret,v . Parentsln the cert3tey are export , ' tt, .-.k nwt , rd err rAildted to tpaci'y tLetie Pre wrin..re-• of li•irg. MART IN LkEE, War-ter of the Reg il C0....e .4 Su lens In Lord= Nn so. A ruud.d.flrert, &r ad. new rtiewele her LONDON: Pair tad and yubleitd Ly LEVY:. ICI ::T, the STAP L. . am& d alto at Ow raa ()Inca, Tutaala By Ni ac C AP /tact to 'T pot coo Gee up up, Me the Inn Rod Nov Et", a COl the N We. I an r..r, 0 it cue' bLe turt