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MI 11.777", ." 1 ". 1. AIN gm, , OLD ditILET. • • Yesterday, J.Tilfbit: awl William Barn, both abot:tt • 17, were indicted t er breaking into- the hon se of Cile b . a.,idlste.iiing a time-piece, a pair (t'gnld.enr rinzs, three table-spoons, and ;Cco . in Bank-notes. `On the sth of Octr s her, Mr. and . Mrs. Blunt left their honsein Oxford.merket ab'sut nine o'clnok, end re turned at 12, when they discovered that it had been broken opeii, add the eiii - ve article:. stolen. Appti c 'firm waimmeliiately Made at 13oweoreet, and the , officer, whe was bent to - inseect the premises, ,eliseo ee-ied that the rObiesry muse have beet committed by some one acqueinted with them. Burn; a reletioh of ' Mrs. 13ktnt, was particularly busy in explaining how t'he thieves must have entered ; so Mud. so, that his mafater ezeited a itispieine in the offi:er's breast that be was the robber; and on threetening to take him into custody, he confessed that he knew who haddone it t that they were two soldiett in the West London Militia. He theft took the officer to several houses, ' under pretence of finding them, but without effect. At length he took him to a house in the • neighbour heed of Oslord-street, ...where lir gave the officer two aes, and three ael times. Ileetfterwarchetook him to .I:ibbit's lodgings, in Fleet-414.e who produced the time-piece frombis 'room. Verdict, Guilty—Death. J. 'las% seis e indiCted for ste:iling front the house 'ofJ. )1 tsles a roll of kersejniere, vaTuetel2. Cave, ail (-Meer of Bow-street; venting .ont of &menet . house, in. the Afternoon oldie 115th tilt. s ter the p: i goner and another, whom he knew, walking together. Whr-n they came to . Mr. Bayles' door, No. 215. Strand. Alders-ran in, and presently after came out with .i toll . of cloth in his hair; 'witness pursue! hint, - on which be dropped theclotle brit was taken in Es ser.streete Verdict, Giiihy-e•Diatia. .• • It illi,iat White - was iedicted for being e at large be-' foie the expiratirin of the periodimeevhich he had • bete ordered to be transported, having -Teen found guilty of stealing a brass cock; A.:C;iii! .si'--=The un fortunate man put in a written defenat in which he stated, that ie copse qu ence ol Ititteaki behaviour on board the hulk, he had been, allowed a little, : shop, in which he worked; and that for the last two years he had 'peen as' comfortable a's iny Man could well be under similar circumstances. • That some• months ago he was anticipating. With delight .the pe e rod of his liberatiton, which would:retore him to Ins wife and t oly ) , whom he tenderly loved, wheilie, was hitormedllitt a man, Whottele ii.ofelwa'tir con e 'laved as his bosom friend, had , seduced liii wife; ' Aire she had bad one Child.. by 'him: during her has bend's confinement, and that she we's far adeeneed in pregnancy by him again Tbesq most mortifying re • ports we confirmed Lo him by his son, 3 child about teti, years of age, Who was allowed occasionally to vi sit him. Rage, jealousy, and revenge, now took poi :cation of his mind, and in a tuomeet,of frenzy he deorniined, it pilisible, to make his escape, which he soon effected,and was taken in a week atter. Litriberick . said, that on board the hulk. he bore the very best of characiers, and the Court and Jury seemed feelingly touched with 'the poor fellow's unhappy tinitetiou.-- The Ream:Den reetettedmuCh that he shoidd have been brought before that Court, instead of taking him back to the hnik. However, die Jury could not set aside the I lee; the facts were proved, and it was their ' duty to, fled him guilty.; but lie assured them the Pishill'es circumstances should pot be fotgotten,—.l Nerdiet---6urlty Death. , The poer fellow was mach e._agitated at the latter part of his trial. :diffukarviro wretched old woman, aged 64, was • captiaily convicted of egivately stealing two pieces of printed handkerchiefs, in the soup of a Mr. StePhens, of 1-ligh-streii, Sheelwell. ./ i ViThsm Fatah' ivied capitally indictrel for stealing a qu.rietizy of weeting•apperel, in the dwelling-house of . .Mr. Cittisens, Of Clement% Inn, the property of William Sands,•on the 2Sth of October. It. appeared -.. in evidelice, thatelte prisoner went to the chambers of Mr. C. at half-past eight in the morning hetore stated, and asked-fniehat Gentleman ; but being -told by the servant that he was not at honie,..he.tepreesed some surprise, as Mr. C. had promised to meet him at that • hear. He left some papers which lie desired the ser rant to put into Mr. C.'s hands.. • He called again in . a short time, and- repeated IA Visit at' one o'clock. Not then finding Mr. Cousins, be.aiked for his pipets, which. were returned to him. He said he would stay a little, and the servant allowed him to wait in the chambers, while she went , about. other business. - In about a quarter - of an hour she beard him walk out, and sew him croes•the Innewith a large bundle under • his arm. She immediately followed, And cried " Stop thief I" %file:vire was taken.- On teehigiseareited, terol . shim, four cravats,. two 'touts, edit a -pair of leather 1 breeches, belonging to Mr. Sands, who lived in those , clutinbers, were found upon him. . The prisoner, in palliation of hiSlioffence, said he bad_beett a Captain% Clerk in the Navy with Captnin . MiNemareeend having expended . all his money, he had not the means of proceeding to Join his ship be fore she sailed on foreign service. Being a strenger in London, destitute•ot support, and reduced to the net/test distress, he wit untiirtnnately tetnptietl to the . . act he had committed. He was, he ,said, th; son of I A respectable clergyman in the country, and he threw himself on the mercy of the Court and Jury. . Me. Sends, the prosecutor, said ite knew the prim , :ter to be the son of a most respectable clergyman, end to have beeurgenteelly educated ; buteetnibrtie newly, not bred to ant regular besiness or profession; and: be felt every wish to recommend 'him to mercy. ~The Jury found the prisoner guilty of stealing only to. the value of S9s. ; and the Recoanest promised to , pay due attention to the prosecutor's recommendation. Mary Mshonty was also tapitelly eotteicted, for stealing two pieces 'of bandkertitiefs, value 40s. and upwards, the property of David ,Stephens, in his. - el welling.house. • - FLEET NOTES. —Richard Denton was pat to the bar, ,itoeicted tinder the ISth of Geo. S. for having in his poeseesion a certain engreved plate, forahe purpose of inuking promissory notes teresirmble the Bank of Englend notes.---Tbe City OCricers proved finclerg.a 1 plate in the room where the prisoner lased in..the Vieet -Prism, whirl) was prodnced, as wes also a bun k . elle of notes struck off from the plate. Roundi sort i• of :dated, itittni Corner of the wee, svgs. - wilt*, in very small lesser, ihe 'appropriate mama. !" We live by :heft, Acidic by the halter:" Mr. Ateetv, for the prisoner, addressed the Jury: the, Lc-every, after hearing the evidence on both sidtm. Aimi ;le comments of the Ritentusa in sum . , , r-- '~~ , - I. . ",..,' • - . •, * . . . . . •.•• . - - . • roact" . . I, Tift V.Ve AND PAR. ming it up, bretight in a verdict of Guilty. The pn. ' • • • . . . . , . MR. t LLERY, Oculist, flrom•Edlnbitrtrie) 4 0 . .—.— nishrnent awaiting this'offence, under the above-men. • • , s .-- tinned Act iit Parliamer.t, is sii months imprisonment. MaeenefftelMtf•tlnerelk—YestereNT two anwionli ilevoted ifl i s h W e w eg !: 4 " l l l e in o l r hi - e br a l i d t g :w ß io o n 3li o . i i :l 3 l vg e r e l s g a r m i7r in n at ia i o l a r r 7d ari ,,7 y * &x wine convicted of felony, viz. Cali. Connor,'. belonging to the St. Giles's sisterhood, weru•tharked 'et the various liloases niche Eye and kin, 6.:gs leave to :Morin , the seam al MAI afilicti , ins, thst he cent:it-Ines to give Int A. d v i t r i v n e thr it . c t i tT i l ; e ta s ' u tit k o n i f ro bi n: tett till r ic i pir t. elt ly ; and it happy to also' ritir.ke, for stealing two gowns ; W. Fearon, fdr 1 with robbing .a Latear of El and some silver, mei a i siealing two coats, and other articles ;W. Hayman, gold watch, chain. and seals, at a house of ill-fame in for stealing six silk handkerchiefs; J. Jones, !Or steal- well pecui:Ar succe,s;- which reori•f ( c:La::: l3 .tlh 4 7 llrn er ted Charles -street,.l)rtiry Lane, on Monday eveliinz.--- , ing ifitonSe ; Ann Well 6 for stealing 12 Yards of flan- The prosecutor stated, that he I.t.id hen inveigled into I caw& of blindness in oto.it casi4,thoun ta l i, ntly cotrinlereil a by m b eel ti l erv.l tnen ante tiric et-Wit/is i to be goat Itopi4losoLty. i s ys cr ten, of ir t raint i rli:,!7e perfectly i militated, ant the antortanai e LI a jadiciout nil ;J. Killer, for. stealing a pocket handkerchief and the house by two women, and atter having a box. And Eve were acquitted, viz. Cath. Dunn, a few minutes, he was tlwawn down, w!wit several 'Eliz. Hart, W. Taylor, J. Fenctiff, and ;W., Fitchett. 'other vixens entered the roam and assisted its forcibly , 1 o fferer C r 6 r.i i u r rt, JI • i I S 's ,: i t : :ll 6l4- 1 4a4 e r ti . l l3 n . il h ic l a ' t :Verr et.'" 4" 44.1 ; :if. whic't hug .......—........—:-.... taking the rt ()petty from his person. He gave aq ± toilette'. Wet! , ekes/Mere anti with* 1....4 b.-r . I n a ~d c , as . . . irrecovcrah'e c-t)...ao..Att e roda lc. f r 1 I • have I.eiter.of it re.sininn Irma ...me r , ,ptraiAe HOtt.e. MIDDLES4XSESSIONS, NOKEMBER 5. atom as soon as he was at liberty, when the pi isoners ; . k ~..a4 ~ o d pm, (oho ," . , were taken, and from a 'quarrels respect?hg the diva. ...,,. e krpor,) are I seittays and l.ridays, truin ten till twelve. ' f the boar the whole affair caMe out. 1.1 A great number ofp' ersons wereasied this.day, and s'°" 0 , • . . N.D. Palen:6 front Ow Country mob/ accommodated rate. convicted on the charge of - uttering counies teit money: prisoners were remanded . • .. I Route. John Goodwin was indiEted for uttering a counter, . Havvoit Gattote.—.Yesterday a baker, in the , * feit dollar, with intent to defraud Jan Weaver. The neighbouthood of Clerkenwell, was charged with co defendant went into the eating-house of the prosecu: posing to sale a quantity of bread, deficient in weight, tor on the evening of Ac 31st sif! July, in company and was convicted in the mit:gated penalty of 2s. GI with two other persons, and partook of a supper, for per nonce, and the bread forfeited. which he paid the dollar in qaestion, and received th e UNION-HALL.—Yesterday William Thompson was change, and quitted the house. ' Shortly after he re- ciutrged by. Mr. Robinson, pawnbroker, in the Ldir-'' , turned, and tendered another dollar,' which was te- don-road, wilt forging the duplicate of a watch. A fused ; he was . secured, and contrived to throw into few days since he applied to one Hayes, ter the • loan the street two other dollars, all counterfeits. In his of 2s. Hayes had no; so much cash ; htit in ordtr to defence he called several witnesses to his character, ' accommodate_him, he offered Lifts his watch, with who represented him as the owner of a vessel char- permission to pledge it for that 'sum. In coniequence (tried for Guernsey. The Jury, however, found him the was pledged at Mr. Robinsdn'st and 1e 1 Guilty, anti sentenced' him' to he imprisoned six duplicite deposited with Hayes, who, acconapan Id i months. He was again indicted for a similar offence, by a friend, went to Mr. Robinson's a few dal's afturil and received the same puitishment. 1 and red&med it. In the course of last creek, h 0! . .., MoTyThonyrion :old Jidin Pnidila were indicted, the ever, Mr. Robinson was surprised by the prkonet l a first for uttering a ccamterleit shrilling to Mr. Payne, coming with a ticket of the,wateh and demandineit of Piccadilly, - and the latter for having in his posses- out of pledge. Mr. R. stated to him, that there must sion a vast quantity of counterfeit silver. The ‘ female be same mistake, as- the watch -was already redeemed; prisoner went-iczo die shop of the prosecutor, which. tuid he had the ticket.on the foe. 'file prisoner, how .is situated in Piccadilly, and .has also a commanica-* ever, insisted that lie would h: - ,ve the watch. or the !ion into Tichborne.street, and tendered a countiffeit., value of it. Mr. R. now asked to' Ice the ticket, ii:.ti shilling, which was refused. 'She quitted the limp, • soon discoVeredit .iiiiii - a forgery; upon which I!.' had , and m a few minutes returned into the shop by the him taken intui.custodiy.. The.Magistrate.beitig.e.4ll. other door; findingiber mistake, she abruptly left vioced of the prittriler'S intent to defrau.4, he was sen. the place, and, Mr. Payne tenewed her, saw her : tenced to three months imprisonment it; the I House of .j?in the man prisoner, and in a minute afterwards, by i Correction.* ' 1 . fee tfirtenons, - she entered thealiop of a tobaccnist, I ' ' • nand tendered Min the ideptical shilling which she had . . . .. ~ . • ~ iti: 2 ..-.- . u in the nail le. (*y e-pert-res. Mr . A by, a grazier,g 4:kevionSly Offered to' Mr. Payne ; u p on ' which that i Centlernate who had been Siatelsin4 her Hayes, was robbeddear the Pantheon, in au , t i o , l4 , j bonthood of . Oftford.stidet, on Monday, of his pocket-book, con- 'ima in and scented her; and a ls o 11;e Man, Who was standing near the house. Both prisoners were found coining bitnk-notes tai the amount of selda, together with 1,41 s of exchange and other property amounting - Ottitbi, and ientenced to be each impiisoned twelve uninths. to more than triple tin sum, He had observed four * " Wilijiini Deinar was sentenced to' be irnpr;soned fellows about him from his crossieg from Rathbone three Months for defrauding his' eiipteiyers, Messrs. place, hut hehad no particular stn crop of them u ntil after he had missed his property and they had 'fled.- Day and Co. of certain monies whaih he .was entrust • The pocket-book, containing all the bills and papers ed to receive. • - . the notes; was picked up tu Aegyle-sueet, Mary is as found Guilty, hiving been con- ell* P tin g soon after the robbery. victed before for the same kind of o ff ence, viz. heath- the in and was sentenced tn'be imprisoned six months. g' CHILD STEALING.—A boy, four years old, n son Jams, Philpot was indicted for a most infamous at. of Mrs. naval, of George-place, Tettenliam-court tack npOn a temale child, eight years old, of the name . road, was stolen from the doer of his parent at desk, of Miry. Anne ,Cherrington. • Tee pan ieularei of the' on Friday evening ; and the tortured feeling, of the ?case are so atrocious, that we cannot detail them.— .mother were not relieved: until Saturdity afternoon, The fellow wmffound Guilty, "and his guilt .wan in- , when the child way brought home in a naked state creased by e suborning two women,- and some other , teeth 'the except:lA of .a rug) by a tradesman of persons, tisethrOw discredit on the testimony of the atthfielit-street, whofou nd him in the valley in Fitz-. 'little innocent. A more disgraceful scene selsiens. totoglare• •• ' ' "" • . or never occurred in a Court of Justice. One of the lUistar Cons.--On Saturday se'nnit a manaeho troika was severely reprehended by the Court, and was eniployed in getting signs ; test of a' quarri at, Mr, ALLEY, as Counsellor the prosecution, promised I .Cleeve Prior, near Erg - ruin, diseOveied two large to lend. his assistance gratuitously to' prosecute her I eaitheapots, which ou eiaminatioti he feund contain for perjury. ed a considerable quantity of coin. They prove to The Court, in severe ms, inveighed against the be gold and silver coins of several Rpruan tmpeicas. defendant for • his infamous conduct, and sentenced The gold coins are of the EmperoWalerian, out of the him to be imprisoned twelve months. Valentinians,Gratian, and 'Faeodosius. man excellent state of preservatior f ; coo: ierfair were also discovaed among them,, executed in a most excellent manner, being copper plated with gold: The silver coins are those of Constantius. Julian, Valentinian,, Gratian, and Theodosius ; which are aot in so good a state of preservaaidn as the gold. . . - (MALI-Mini- VT - ESSRS. CURRIE and Ca. Surgennt, late in Ili* J.T.I. N.faiesiy's Service, chalk:egg the whole world to prov e ei single hislanea where their hifedictor and method of cure has-, failed of the desired eff,ct. The ph.ctice of many year* in deli perticults branch at their profession has not givers We to en. Mtn/MCC/4:O=W. :they ccrtinue to direct their stOles!o tl•-e treatment ail el:" i of Venereal Oampients, and that deren t yrnesf of the tii tem. which is the conseqaetice of the p::rireous and waste: ui e frcek *f • billit loag and most unhappily pursued 1.- 3 , :!.e yri,:ths w!,,erb., x „, in the ent It will be fota,l to be dia unfailuig source of tureen. nets ; . the other have its ravage landly sif-vehiped to them by a ti.s- I state of debility, which, if not ilinely remedied, =mutates In impotence. Then are its remote and ultimate effeed;wiele sees sortilitions,loss n: totreular power, apd various seen tut an:Vaue tisualy characterise the er7 4 .!Cir StQ3CII at tii:n .taf tr . rr ' ni t . o !r , p tons linguishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, thee traaresent is smtpie and. hat never proved unsuccelsal, le the course of a long, le:al:lnas did Much extended prank,. In the most o'astinue and compljeweid cases of venereal ihtertion AKA as et.struniwts in the utethra, tipialgy excrescences, 11.41 isis . ramini. ,,, 20 ,,, l ac e rs, eruptions seainal we.streis, glie:r, as do S'lRle ' ruais„ • - Whether recent or of Intl ; ihinthei, arid which hn belled the sk.ii mother Practitioner. ; are by their present anpflreed plrn rt Lest men t, 'waist uaii y asir pllTlVlllittst If Med. %rebates the petzat tutifenng the exert:net:o4 pain . and al:inn:Ls kernorthage wb ca often 'follows the apPlfaidon of the lust. c..ustle. !alb, enure of SU ?wars extensive .oeittlet le this metropolis, senteretes easel off . Strictures I:dve been end ere daily tifiskr their err, the to eradication of which 4. sheeted by a see, certain, and sire.,':. dove mods of racttaftsvey?or to il.lf Other yea adopted. Th. WEillkzu...s, relagaticia.til debility For:ceding arai tai. twirl. .., 1 1 ;: w ir:•dily remieeed; -rid the pt•lettt resoerd to bC1 . 41:4 • - hethii. Ikellehtte the dubiety has for !nen nist.O., a .. 'proper percuveraire in then T . :Atomise terssidise. a.:er the ihreos titre has been destroyed, is -Irlspettsaisly requisite to revive L i m dombeeht sparks efllfe, sad to Weil ?.ate the Conitatames. g reet a l phibleutra acid (4boticaler 4 of the !rim rrigeclabal:•• have bees tel•lcr the care e r hit wrs. Cum; and Ca. toe the ri mers' of ccuniilaints of tiar•Uretlae r Sthettees, &e. and, Lee n riseived t ra heal and peirativent are, visturst that esfere: e,„ may he nude to dorm as satisfactory es:dences o: the Jed& ' • ;- portent! of Messes Currie aid Co.'s plsii of treater-tn. Si:. r of these Gentle:twit have had riustlvres from ten to All 4 enty pirate . and hot been under the care of Vl.tasns. !forms and lietinsideo and other surgeons of equal eiiiinenci, who a.. terined the eve by the application of the liner catistle,*ftelasin tucc:ut. Messr-. Currie and Co. eel be consulted by ale: sell with V a grew, a delicacy, secrecy, and honour, le their !. , .use, Na. lc'. kfitton-Gnedele. Iletlenti is the country * • requosfed to stv. ' Ide isarticultrs of tbetrcase, age, and scut/al habit 0( being, e a ., mckieng a riirtitiam ._ fur a4vite rod moil:eines, white the same' i will be glees or test to any part of the ktagshon. WILLIAM B. MOON TAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL / UNDON. 'The best Accommodation. foe Travellers,• gem 'hods, status Ltquors, and moderate Charges. T HE • friVitsvang P(3ST COACHES, NI COACHE arc. est wt froth the r Sitacesi - 7. - EEIIR, Plymouth, Weyrrtoutl., boreteslei s fijraNe.'s . Dartmouth, and rialisttery New Poe; Coach, every 3Atirtd-re Sit o'Clock, whirls Qum!. throegh kinwoo, Aec.tutter, La •-- putt, Blase:ford . , Ledrgstoke, ant Basslart. 1303 I UN. Sysislin;, Peterbownixh. :ittliGn, and liect . rtge..-e new Royal ,Mall tbeeh, scats out (-very Elltailipm.Cgmdbis I rem Boston to Spalay,,l.ctiotb, Grimsby, and Hull. I.IVERPte r OI.I, Wan ingtori, Kntitsteed, &line. ar! T.trhfivlts, Post-Coach, :caned 'The every Erectus a' 11 , e &Cock, to B. Brotlitrtott'y. Sarseen's 11.a4115.n, tak-tree', LiverpooL Guarded throughout. . BACH and BIOS lOC Flytre Potr-C,taebes. throo:liChiryiat ham, Caine, and Mar!troto4s, every ioterrnet; rve at Mr. May's, the Greyhourd Ir.n. Bath, and I he'l.4Eition Tavern, Th.- tuas•street, Bristol, mar Mixaing.—Cuseiset• to Wells, *ides water, 'Taunton, 6.e. LEEI)S new, light Coach, railed the Rockingham, sets out ts-ry Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four Insides °sly, and goes is. mark:tidy easy, with &Guar.! throughout. Passes throes!, Nam ford, Newirk, P.etford, Dosteaster, and Ferrybritlge to the Golden Lion, Leede op ortt Day. at No. Notwathwe:dir.s the uncommon Expetlizaiti of this ...:such, it is aih w.dl4 Ihr the 11µ..: agreeable and comrlete Pcltite (f•tnvevanie on the North R 0 4, 1, bang unequalled in. Aceoutts.adation 1.1 any other. 1:1--N; AL, Lancaster; Preston, Nil by-l.onsdale, Bobolls Choriey, Ormrkirk, and- Garstang Post Coaches, every After ' noon at Five o'Clock.—Guardeil. , The Holders of the few remaining unpaid Shares of the following Prizek - Sold br Bud; 'in the Lottery that finished the 221 of lait Month, SIM requested to bring them for Payment, or to Exchange them for Tickets or Shares in theEStimordinsry Little Lottery to be drawn on Toesilay . the lthls of this Month. GUESTON lAN MIPICINSS. OBSERVATIONS ON BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. WHOEVER examines the -mechanism of the human frame, will see how fearfully ant bow won.ler ftilly we are made; he will also see the netesirty there *as for mankind being endowed with rational faculties, for no other ba les can resort to liquid fire for destmetion; for niuwitbstanding the all-wise Creator has &diced' that powerful monitor called hhi ons in the breast of every man, we yet see numbers of our fel low creatures indiscriminately indulging iu that unfortunate pro pensity to intoxication, till diszase puts a stop to their isiconsi de.rate pursuits ; whence begins une of the firs: Games of Bilious complaints; imperfect digestion which can never be completely removed, but where the stomach has the power of producing a good fermentation, and consequently little or no nutriment can be conveyed to the body, where a want of dig -save process in the stomach exists; the want then, of this oiseration being so duly performed, u to fluke good chyle, from which the blood is made, accounts very elearly why all persons labouring under such a misfortune, must consequently be subjected, more or less, to all that string of disorders Which originate in an impure state of the blood: viz. Leprosy, Scurvy, Jaundice, Dropsy, Az. The efforts of Medi:Atte in an advanced stage, of Bilious dis ease has beets very feeble Indeed, so much su that in some parti titular stages of its prorress, it has seemed to defy 74i:die-al inter ference, as having marked the victim for Its own; but such appre hensions need no: he encouraged, since the discovery or the Guts tunian Alterative Bilious Pills for although I. some disorders the kulfe of the Anatomist, and the Inquiries f the Chym'st untied, cannot trace the cause; yet happily fur manktnd, such is net the case its Bilious disorders, nor any of its attendiuitsovh.cli has enabled the inventor of the Usestonian Medicines to offer io the public his Chymical Discoveries, wbith are the result of a minute investigation into theca IMI and effects of bad bile. I hue been thus explicit, with the sole view of being under stand by all who may read my rentarks, as they will c -rattily di rect them the road which leadisto perfect health :but if fro:lt their own iodoleir:r mud weakn. se, in falling into the errofs i have so studiously recometeuded their ay.Ading, they should contract any of these disorders, they even th-n, may secures retreat front pain and misery, by taking my Dams Alterative Pills, which will soon excite the wished-for fermentation, and expel Illetilence ; whereby ease is restoredin few minutes, and noihii.g but a Want of cammoit prudence can prevent these Medicines curing every euitiplaint that has it. osigin in a Bilious Cause. Thelif Pali being GLASGOW, leingtown, Crisca.Green, Annan, Demfdee, Brewnhill, Thornhill, Sancohar-K:l% Cumin ck, Kingewed, and ail Parts ed &Maud, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, New:vale, an.l Ldinhurith new Coach, performed with a Guard throushout, seta out every Mornitg al Het-pre. Six o'clock, ty way ut Newark, Rernii d, Ta:caszer, Dartii• i ; Northallerion, Darkens,. Ikarpeth, Berwick. Vaseet.7l4 finding themselves latigued from the I. orb of the journey, mey r.e. what time they please, and then proceed on wit* rm artyr art. pitionAl Fare. J. CLARK, the Black Swan, Coney-street. York. rtns Coaches to Sunderland, 11014 Scarborough, Wukby, as:4 1 other Places. BaIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLF:,Penrith, and Whitehaven Post Catch, goes with Four Horses, and a Gmard all the way. Passes them+, Is trou;l2,, Appleby, Oreatahridge Richmond, Cattetich, llsna t vduidtla Wetherbt, Abertord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and pers.rns the jisurni,y with the greatest facility. Pa..eneers de:alntd oft the road by busines., or pleasure, have the peculiar alaistiv at their seats being at cured so the neat Czech. CHES PER. and PARKOATE new Pod Coach, Daily. ECLIPiE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, / uadtri.^.l. Newcaule, and 14inhargla, tarries Fear Ir.ados only% evitl• tertsoan, _at Twee Clock , by wet of Dalle.alter, ( Oran :4M. A../ Stamford. • SU:SUE:IOWD, Stockton,. and Yarm, ne4r Coach, ' !Coeval, to tb: George Jun, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Wenslow, Clagleton, Newcastle, cul Wolverhampton Past-Coach, every Afternoon.—u:':ar:CJ• SHREWSBURY, Wellington, ens: llLtlf.tsl Fret-L',tucli. 14. Royal Charlotte, every Evening, et Five o'Clact SHEFfIELD anJ Rotherham Peet Cowin, called the hock::" Ishii, every Mornini. SOU FM AMP PON, Winches! er, mad Allsn C s ` - every Evening. SOU r PTON, Winchestee, Chrls!church, Itinywcrid, Ft.r.:weirtz.i . :e. Poole, Isle of W.ltit, Jersey, stud Overni-y V 4 a. BIRMINGHAM Meret.r/ Post out every Afternoon, esti r.ixt Jae at .N "3. Plia4ei by Oxford, Euston, :ad shkotece, to use Lull -street, Lartninglsani: SUNBURY, Hampton. and Tvelcbeehans, Tele, a Week HULL, Nos tEeave, lioween, *llion.. and 42•Rawyrr ross Coach, every Morning at Seven co'Cl:ck, to use Ball acid sea Isms Myron -gate I.l:Elsa :n4 WIKERELD new elegant Comet., Daily. Wisuaat B. hint sIAIA and reopect.ol:y sc juabin P Friends and Mc Pointe, that At, eilross* be sect- nudity R r .2 7 l'arckis w Legme, ka. efleuroalsen ivv k woods % case. N or damaged, tuik-sa eutetsd a. Purl tar &MAI 11.:1617, st the a aracetes It a. Ine, libsse4l7l; 1 LONOOIIII • Finned.. ern.. • of an antiputrescent quality, Las given them a d'ctdedireferrglce to every other.Nfediciiie In the curt of Leprosy aad Scurvy, as by th•r opinions of all Mtdical writers on thiste diseases, :hey can be cured only by antiputreseent remedies. Hastlnr Snisftted lily remarks nn Nervous and Bilktutcnmplalnts, the reader will perhaps look fur some salutary tub itI•4601111 on . Head-ache ; and although, I cot...fess the suffering/ of ra.uy, such 41.1 to border c'osely en in.anity should induce ane to give an opinion thereon, I au not able to bring those pains uniler one !feral distinct description, as originating in such different causes, may be !gore propirAy belonging to some oil of -be diseases I Marc beer.. treating .on—it will titerefore ire necaiwuy lucthofie *lllicit:a with Head-ache, to cnnsult me or any medical gen•leman practising with :the Cnestonian Medic.ties; In all tiara caws , Where thosnelves om not satisfied with the eausc; at the saage time I "alt to be rapines!) , understood as pledibig myself on ill i 0 . 4 t.tcasioas, be thelain bum wean cause it Islay, to eller4 perfect ease to icy one who will call on ate fur that purptre, • (Cetera% Otnereatairla %%Tooth-Jar/ 'ng, fa, in a Tenn Paper] . b Kewr, . a, • ast published iliac. awl. at tire ihm..!.)ilicr, Teaspboller, CLASS 3,343 . • C - - - Ai Moe 3,363 - • 'A. ' - . 5,(00 1 I ,343 - • 3 - - 3,ttef 1,353 .. .. C - - Leto . 4,025 - • C . - - 1,0.• s,ise - it • • - 500 3,363 - .. 33 - - NO -. 2.362 4. - - - . see T. E.sit desires his friends to notice, that to a wt.. ta;ao, Tickets and Sharis will be scare& before . the Drawing, as the whole of this fads Lottery does not consist of more than half the cumber usually sold.— Whilst. Tickets are to be had, del will be sold without any potiality, at No. 4. Cotithili, or No. 9, Charing- Cross. INCtlMST.—Sunclay inoreini—Jordan, a 'watchman employed at Mr. Prior's breidsouse,in Bhoreslitch, was discovered in the lobby whertke usually watched, by some of his. fellow -servants, burned or death, the Lower part of his body being coast:meg ..to ashes.-- Yesterday an Inquest washed, ancli verdict of Ac cidental Death was returned. On, the 3d nit. as en 'Auctioneernilwas selling n the goods of a Mix. .Eilis, of Latnberluirit t 4ussex, the. iloorolthe•imorn-in which he was selling gave way, and precipitated she whole company', consisting of 79 persons, maleand female, to rite room • below arid, what is fiery extraordinary, withdnt 'material in jury to any one, except a poor woman, who way woun :ded hi a curtain:rod, which•wns selling with other articles of bedding et the moment of the ateident: %he 'Welch Calvinistic Asinehition wan held , tit Pontfpoc); Monmoutiishire, on Wednesday 'and Thursday, the . 2.1 d and 24th ult: "!'hose who were there from Bristol, having, on'their return home, ar rive: at Newport, .they found a vessci MIS to sail for . Bristol the next thy, and they all agreed to go in it. They sailed about.twelve o'clock oh the Friday, hut, through the ignorance of the Calitain, not knotting the coast, the ecsii•:l Was last, as:d all met a watery grave, neat the Spit. Time were nine passengers on '4iard,' and three saants, ho all The small boat, with one Mali' d_estil in it, was found near St. Bride's, on Sunday' night. The names of those •of the ASsociation who!. suffered are, Mr. and Mrs. . who kept the Welch Cl4pelf, in Bristol ; Mr. driffith, Stubb's•-couri ; and Mary Mathias, from near SWansia. It is * singular, j. ehat the li`ist Sermon they heard at Newport, on the Thursday evening was by Mr. Charles, of CarMarthen, from Philis plans, i. 21. " For me to live i6Coiais - 4-and to 4, Is via!" w Y '; ~a ;. n •1 _ a .. K ::~~ I . 1 !.• x I ..1---