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OLD BAILET. Tnefday 3t ptifoners were tried, 19 of whom ' were em.viEted of felony, viz. J. Dr. Silverc, for (leafing a quantity of waißcer.ting, the pro perty of J. Wtlford. J. JOlll4Oll, for Realiog ajaeket. a coat, Sec the property of J. Liddle T. Maio fur (totting 36 traffes of hay, the property of Grindell B. Afkworth, for flcaling fix pieces of iron, the property of Mdfrs. Cook. D. Role, flat healing two gowns, the property of J. Smallwood. E. Stanley. for Realiog four bo.)ks, the property of John hludie. J. Coornbie, for Il.r.alittg a quantity of bread, the property of Jitter t. lark. j. hlalturfon, for (teeing 154 lbs. weight of lead, the property of the Galt India Company. James Lloyd, fur Realtug As. of cheefe, the property of S. Gatc4. Ann Simofon, for fica:ing two flyer tea.fpoons, the property of T. ettear Ann Biron and Sarah Elakeney, for (leafing a quantity of prin ted cotton, the property of Edward Pike. J. Law ream, for Itcaling a quantity of fheet lead. Elizahrth Kearp, for Realms two table-fpoons, the property of hlary F. Ming:, for !leafing a firkin of butter, -ibs property of B:(11•N 111th. Parfonage, for (leafing two coats, the property of R. Fay. Mary Swinney, for healing a tub and two pails, the property of G. :;chulls I'rifri.'l42 Payne was capitally indided for privately flealing in the dwelling hnufe of -- Knight, two pair of boots And three pair of (hoes. It appeared by the fiaternent of the profecutor, who keeps a fhnemaker's Chop, that the prifoner who worked in tie boot-eluting line, came to his (atop on bufinefs on the zoth of December, and after the was gone, he miffed the property. The prifoner was an indniirious woman, who had frequently earned ten Millings a day by boot-clofing. The profecutnr had no fulpicion of the robbery until after the prifoner 'bad left the flop.—Guilty of (leafing. T. Smith was indided for embezzling 3d The prifoner was a journeyman baker, in the em ployment of Mr. Stuart of Bethnal green, and had received the property of one of his matter'i cub° niers. The fads were clearly proved. In defence, the prifoner laid he had been rejuced to the greaten diffrefs in confequenee of a i fick wife, who was now lying dead, and five young children. The Jodae diraded the Jury to find the prifoner Guilty ; and remarked, that what had been offered by the pri fond- would be a confide: ation in mitigation of punifh ment. 7. Abele was convined of obfirnding foie Excite Oftcers, and fentenced to fix nv nths imprifonment in the Houle of Corredion ; and i I were acquitted. Sentence of Death was paired on R. Grigg, for a highway robbery. J. Field and J. Ward, for haling three calves. Blizabvh S•aePy, for houfe.breal.ing. F. Smith, alla.• St. John, for (leafing a Bank note, value 3001. Catherine Mac Carty, for uttering counterfeit money. J. Fordham, J. Harvey, R. Hartford, and William Bridge, for builary. Mary Crawley, for privately ftealing. W. Madden, J. Butler, and J. Wood, for fteallng in a dwelling boufe. P. Prendergaft, for a burglary. ;. Williams, for retorting front tranfportation; and I'. Jones, for a highway robbery, and 35 were difcharged by proclamation. A petition was handed to the Bench by Smith, and the Recorder informed him, if its contents were ti tee, it might be favnurabk to him ; hut if unfounded, he would have (mile to repent of it. The cafe (.f Wiliam:, the Recorder obferved, would be inquired into. Wednefday nine prifoners were tried, feven of whom were convieted of felony : Same day the St ffiuns ended, when fcntence of tranfportation was paffed on the following priLmers: William C.leby, Thomas Ward, William Carey, %Valiant Smith, l-dward Richards, Levy Mortigen, Martin Aldridge, William . 1 hompfon, Jean Louis P fprifte Barrilliet, William Chapman, Elizabeth Cobb, James Harding, Richard Mears, Robert Cook, otherwife Seabrook, John De Silvers, Jt.hia Mafterfon, John Lawrenfon, Edward Ed dings, for feven ; Elizabeth Smith, for 14 years.—Tvrcnty four were ordered to be impriloned in tht. Houle of Corredtion at Clt rk cowed for tiz calendar months; (even fort a calendar months; a; to be impflioned in Newgate, for various periods; and lii to br rivattly and two publicly whipped. Adjourned to Itith of ecbruary. ADMIRALTY SESSIONS. Yefterday thefe Seffions commenced at the Old Bailey, before Sir WM. Sewn-, Baron Tuorarsoir, and Mr. Jullice CH AMERE. John Robilion, a Liverpool Captain, was arraigned for the murder of James Williams, a feaman on board the Lancafter, when off the Coati of Africa, on the J 7th of March, 1835. An affidavit was prefented to the Court by the prifoner, eliciting that his trial might be put otF un-- • til the next Seffions, on the ground that feveral wit miles were abfent. The affidavit went to hate, that the Filmier, whri was under bail for manflaughter, had been publicly on the Change at Liverpool, arnongfl the crew of the Laneader, from the arrival of the yen!, on the 14th of June, to the 29th of July, unconfcrous that any charge was about to be mad e againft him. The witnefres ho could fpeak to his conduft were the Surgeon of the Lanealler, the third Mate, and a feaman, who had failed from Liverpo4,l oa another voyage, on the 17th of July. He had Leen advifed by his Counfel to nand trial, even in time abfence of thele witncifes; but he would beg the indulgence of the Court to give him the benefit of their tellim6ny. If he had been aware of any charge being about to be made againft him, he mild have prevailed on the witneffes fpoken of to have waited his trial ; and Lkw and Smith, and others, who had inflituted the charge, knew that tilde perfons were in Vverpool and about to go to tea again. Mr. Gaettow enforced the petition, and made many pertinent remarks on the conduit of the accufers, in not innituting the charge whilft he had an opportu nity of having the tetliniony of his witneffes ; one of whom, the Sur , , , ,e6h, who had attended the deceafed, would be a very impottant witnefs, as would alio the other two. His advice to the prifoner was to !land a trial, even without thole witneffes, huVie preferred their tellimony, and confequently Mr. (Jar row moved that the prifimer be admitted to bail. The ATTOR N V GENERAL was of opitrion, that the Surgeon was a material witneti, and in cafes of man fiawiliter puifeners were frequently held to bail. The Admiralty had ailed agreeably to the reprefentation of the cane, and he was not inclined to interfere with t h e queftion, whether, under the circumflances of the cafe, the prifoner lhould be admitted to bail, but milled the Court would hold the prifoucr in . Inch re . c'ognizinees as the cafe required. Hatou Troia YSON i:Cd, that under all the cir• cumllances or the cafe, the ptirc - ner was entitled to bail, as it would he November before another Ad miralty Salon would he held. He was accordingly held to bail, hingelf in fool. and two fureties in 4001. eich.. 7 homa: MO, Richard turfing, and John Frearrti, pilots rut the coalt of Kent, who had been capitally convicted, at a former Seffion, for felonioufly and piratically (Ealing 65 fathoms of cable, and an an• chor, from the hi ig Traveller, on the high leas, were brought up to receive fentence. Judgment was re fpited at the former Sefflons, a point of law having arifen, refpeding whether or not the offence was capital. • Sir Wm. SCOTT obferved, that a confultation had been held aniongfl the Judges, who had decided, that by an AO of 39 Geo. HI chap. 32, which AIR recited the 28th Henry VIII. their offence was ca pital. The Learned Judge made fome remarks on offences committed on the high fear, which were ca pital, and which amounted only to larceny on the lapd, which was precifely the cafe of the prifoners. The Judge then paired fentence of death on the pri. Toners, in the ufnal manner; after which,he intimat ed his imention *recommending them to the Royal mercy. James Greenfield, a journeman carpenter,of Brighton, was on Friday latl found guilty at the Suffix Salons of cruelty towards his wife, in refuting her all necef fade", in confequt.nce of which the was reduced to the trtmott (tate of wretchednefs and ttaivation.— Venal, twelve months imprif.nment. SURREY SESSIONS.— john Waterman, who was tried and found guilty of an a(fault of a mutt atrocious nature on an infant child of (even years, on Saturday lag, was on Monday, before Set jeant s Low,brought up for judgment —Serjeant ONSLOW, before he pro- nounced fentence. addrefred the prifoner on the enor mity of the offence of which he had on the cleareft evidence been found guilty.—The lenience of the Court was, " That he be confined in the county goal for In: calindar months, and in the comic of that time to (land in and upon the pillory for one hour." The following intlance of moll unnatural condu& in a father is mentioned in the .!tafirdfiire istiv:rtifir of Saturday laft One George Allen, a labourer, at Upper Mayfield in that coun ty, who has been for fome time palt fubjeet tonileptic Lie, and ava4 ill the whole.of the preceding week. appeared to he quite re covered of his illnefs on Monday. He went to bed at his ufual time, and was found by his wife fittingthp in bed, Caulking his ripe. according to etiftom. There-were time children in ank-ther bed in the room, one of them a boy about ten, the fccond a girl of Lx, and the third a tin', only three years of age; the wife had an infant at her breaft. He queitioned her twice about Come other man who he fuppored had been in the houfe; the wife allured him that no man had been in that houfe but himfelf, afferting her iNaocence in the mutt folemn manner; however, be perfifted in his aecufation. The reft of the llory is almoft too shocking even to mutton • hut the fuhflarce of it is that with the greateft.com pofure ima ginable, he arempttel at first to kill his children with a razcr. On the wife attempth gto prevent him, he cut her throat, but rot fatally—a thick handkerchief which the had tied round her head and under her chin, faved her life. She ran out and alarmed ber neighbours, but Irz, in thc.intcrim, accompliflied his horrid purpofe—the three childr. n were all found dead. When th- fellow was a'-en into cuftody, he Paid, with the molt harden ed appthy that i: was his intention, if he bad tint been prevented, to have killed his wife aid all their children an old woman that lay bed-ridden in the houfe and then bitr.felf. On Wednefelay laft an Inquell was held before Fxoca HAND, FIG. at Uttoxeter. He there upin eotifefred his guilt, but without the fmalkft fymp tom of conipundlion or reniurfe. He even had the hardihood to obferve to the Coroner, that he furpored it was as bad a cafe 23 be i.jd ever heard of. 'Yet it is remarkable this man had long had the chaiacter of an hone*, induftriaus man, and lived in the rental harmony with his wife fur the fpace ut 17 years. On Friday evening THOMASINWARD, a very decent elderly woman, who kept a fmall chandler's (hop at Saint Peter's, in the file of Thanet, was murdered on her return horn vifiting her daughter, who lives at Broadflairs. A pirate of the German Legion, fufpeEted of the horrid deed, is in culkody. On Monday night, about twelve o'clock, the Duke of Co MBERLAND s apartments, in St. James's Palace, were difcovered to be on fire. The dilcovery was made by a fervant of Mr. GORTON, who refides in the apartments adjoining to his Royal Highnefs's lie gave the alarm, and the fire was found to proceed from the large finves ufed in dreffing the dinner. Notice was immediately given to the Labourer in truft of the Palace, who with a number of nievr; al ways fits up on the night afres the celebration of Birth -days. He brought the Palace engine in a few minutes, and after ripping up fame beards in Mr. Goa T.'iN ' S apartments, and getting the engine to play, the fire was got under in a !bort time without d ting much damage. By the lois of the three boats belonging to Stot field, lately menioned, feventeen widows and fluty . five children are left witliont fupport. One of the widows, wain had lull her hu(band arid two funs, has died of grief fince the difafter. In addition to which melancholy account, we are furry to Rate the follow ing loffes :—A boat with three men at Burgh Head; one boat with feven men at Rottenflough, near Buckie ; and a boat with (even men, at Atigh,in .12.ofslhire, many of them leaving widows and famili. s. In the gale of the 25th ult. the brigantine Ifabella, Frafeiburgh, which failed from the Orkneys the preceding day, after !cling her fails and rigging, was abAndoned by the crew, who got on board a London veffcl. Four men were afterwards put on board a veffel belonging to Hull, wherethey have fluce arrived. The Europe, Cootc, from Dantzic to Liverpool, war. in the fame gale wrecked in the Orkneys, only the Mate and two men laved : anu feveral other velrels are reported to have flared a fimilar fate among there Mantis. Letters of a very late date from Barhadoes men tion, that an infortenion, fomented by a Frenchman, had broken out in the Caraccas ; the appearance of which becam: fo alarming, that the Spanith Governor fent to Guadaloupe for a fupply of troops, arms, am. munition, &c. with infirut:ions that they fhnnld he 14n&cl at the mouth of the river Oronoko. It is poi: fible that this movement might be a ramification of MIRANDA'S projdt, and concerted to facilitate a frefh dcfccnt, either on the part of that entetpt iling Officer, or fume other power. We believe there are Imre French Emigrants of condition engaged in Miranda's enterprife, of which the inftigator of this infurration might rflibly be one. Morro° PA,R.—It was always. deemed in Africa a very impolitic meafure to travel through the inte rior of that country with a military force. He arrived at Sego with but a few of his followers, having loot the greateft number of them on his journey, by Lk ncfs. The remainder were cut off, it is believed, by the King's orders. Sego is the refidence of the icing of Batnbaap and contains about 30,00 c inhabitau:s. ratu stAsTtem. PRomoTrowt. Thappointe RT. Evans, Vicar of Seaford, Sisifel, was a few an° ago et, ed Chaplain to her Grace the Ductal', of Roxburgh. The Univeruty of Edinburgh have conferred the degree of Doc tor in Divinity upon Mr. John Campbell, Ooe of the Miniftas of Edinburgh. The Bifhop of Lincoln las been thrafed to inflitute the Rev. Richard Dods, M. A. of Benet College, Cambridge, to the ree -1 tory of Fleet, in Liticoltifhire, on the prefentatinn of his father. The Rev. P.. Morres is prefcnted to the Rectory of Great Chi , vac'', Wilts, on the &Eon of the Rev. Dr. Lawrence. Ot FORD, JAN. 17.- Wednefday the astir inftant, the Left day I of Lent Term, the Rev. Edm und William Eflcourt and Edward Garrard Marlh, B.A. of Oriel College, were admiqed Mafters of Arts. Merrell Robert Simfon, of Magdalen Hall; Evan Herbert. of Jefus College; Edward Lloyd and Jofeph Burrows, of Brafenofe College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. CAMBRIDGE, JAN. rx.—Mr. J o hn Browning, of King's lcge, was on IVednefday admittea Fellow of that fociety. The Rev. Thomas Mines, late a Fellow-commoner of Chrift's College,' has been inftitutcd to the valuable Using of Agnes Barton, with ilarpham annexed, in the Eat Riding of Yorkfhire, on the prefentation of his father, the Rev. Dr. Milner, of Newark, and vacated by the death of the Rev Dr. Dadc. The Bifhop of Ely has prefented the Rev. J. Davis, Chaplain to the GOVCrlaMtnt chapel at Portfmouth, to the living of King's Langley, in Hertforelfhire. The Rev. J. Parker, M. A is Whiled to the Prebend of Ric call, in the cathedral of York, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Prcitoll. BIRTHS. On Friday laft,tbe Marchiouefs CornwaMs, of a fifth daughter. On the 19th iuftant, at Mrs Cheitar's, Hampton Cow, the Lady of Captain Bradt:) , ll, of a fon. On the isth infant, at Wonham, Surrey, the Right Hon. Vif counters Templetown, of a fon. At Slain* Cattle, on the Bth loft. the Count( fs of Erroll, of a fon. Lately, at Twickenham, Lady Elizabeth C.,le, of a lon. On Friday lett, the Lady of Charles Watk in Williams 'Wynne, M. I'. and Uuder Secretaty of State for the Home Department, of a daughter. Sunday, the Lady of William Moore, Efq. of Dodors' Com mons, of a daughter. MARRIED. . ......... On the ad inft. Iltid Nichol!, Efq. Doetors Commons, nephew of Sir John Nicholl,bis NT:jetty's Advocate General, to Mils Sarah Odd ie, fecond daughter of Henry Hoyle Oddie, Efq c f Carey- ft ree t. Mr. George Craig, writer, Galafhiels, to Mifs Dorothea Laid law, eldeft daughter of Mr. Laidlaw, Philiphatigh. Lately, at St °love, Hart-ftreet, Captain Barrow, ortbe Faft India Company': fervice, to Mrs. Evans, widow of the late Joins Evans, Efq of Norwood. Surrey. On the 3th inft. at Cheat. Church, Cork, the Rev. Richard Dickfun, Redtor of Kilkeedy, in the Diocele of Limerick, to Mica Chatterton, eldeft daughter of the late Sir James Chatterton, Bart. of the city of Cork. Lately, at Steeple Afton, Oxon, Richard Parkinfon. Efq fon of Leonard Porkinfon, Efq• of Kinnerfley Caine, Hereford- Mire, to Mils Lecluncre, daughter of Captain Lechmere, of the Royal At Aberdeen the 31ft Dec. Mr James Affleck, writer in Stone , haven, to Mils Mary R (hellion, only daughter of the Reverend William Robertfon, of Aberdeen. On the tyth ult.. Robert Harrison, Efq. of Cheadle, Capta into the King's Own Dragoons, to Jane, the youngeft daughter of J. Tench, hfq of Wexford, Ireland. At Mains, I.iolitbgow, James Brown. Efq of the Falk Irk Union Bank, to ifs Janet Wilion GLn, daughter of William Glen, ; of Mains At Settling, the Rev. Mr. Archibald Ml.achlan, rninifter of the Gofpel at Dundee, to Mifs !lobelia Gallatly, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Gallatly, minifter at Tsaling. At Edinburgh, on the 24th ult. Captain Macintyre, 43d (or Argylthire) militia, to Mifs A. G. Campbell, youngeft (laughter of the late William Campbell, Efq. of Duneaves. On the zsth ult. at the houfe of John Home, Ffq of Kilduff, I Carlyle Bell, Ffq writer in Edinburgh, to Mifs House, daughter of the Rev. Robert Home, Polwarth. On eke Bth ie.. at Giibrough, Marmaduke Conftable. Tfq. to Milo Oetavia Hale, of the Plantation, Bth daughter of the late General Hale, of that place. IM Yefterday morning, at his honk in Pakce-yard, James Simmon', Hy M. I'. for Canterbury. Monday, at Deptford, after a long and tedious illnefs, Licutc naut John Levett, of the Koyal Navy, aged 50 years. At her lodgings in High (treat, Sligo, Mrs Coapland, aged t 2 t. She married a fcrjeant in the Royal Ira Dragoons So years ago. At Southampton, on the lath inflant, Major General Stewart, of the Royal Artillery. At Northampton. Mrs Boycott, wife of Major Boycott, of the 16th Regiment of Dragoons. At Edinburgh, on the loth inflint, the Rev. James Moyer, many years one of the !Mufflers of the Cowgatc Chapel. On Friday morning, at Lambeth Palace, the infant daughter or the Hon. Hugh Percy. In July lan, Mr. Thomas C.orftege, chief mate of the lip Per ft us. on the windward coaft of Africa. Lately, at his houle in South Gate.ftreet, Wincheftrr, in the 59th year of his age, Peter Gaontlett, Efq. Clerk of the Peace fur the County of Hants. Puelday fe'nnight, in the College at Ely, aged 82. the Reverend Lewis Jor es, Vicar of Witchford. He was tormerly of Jefus Col lege, B A. T 74- M. A 1749- At manic of Edinkillie, the Rev. David Milne, miniller of that parith. Lately, at his lodgings in Oxford-Item, Colonel Wm. Rickart Hepburn, of Rickarton, Kincardinefhire. HIGH WATER AT LONDON isRIDGR TO•E/1012ROS. Morning . IS mint's after 3 Afternoon - - 45 minutes after HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. I 'HE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a gene- A- . ral Prefervative of Health, is become univerfal, from their efficacy in thole complaints, which eontionally elifturb the human frame ; fuck as• Colds. Itheumatirms, Head-sobs, Indigeltiors, and other Difeafee of the Stomash and Bowels; which arifc from the vie:Maude! of our slimate, or from indulgence in the luxuries of life ; and there falutary dila.% are produced by gently opening the pores by night, and the body by day, without reqls;ring any parti cular regimen or cot fo.enient. But though the Analeptic Pills arc all., very ferviceable In Bilious and other deep-feated diforders, yet being dtfigned as a mild purgative only, and therefore not always fuffielently active, the Antibilious Pilis have been recommended in aid by an eminent Phyfician, who has uled there Medicines combined far many years with the happiell, fuecefs, In all corn plaints of the Liver. as well as in other internal Difeafes. Sold only by F Newt:eery-and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, or the Coach-way, Four Doors front the Corner of Cheap fide, Loudon ; and at. Dr. James's late honfc in Bruton-greet ; viz 1 the Analeptic Pills, price as. 6d. the Box, or Six in One large Box for 11.45.; and the Antibilious Pills, r ice 2s. 9d. a Box, Duty in cluded —olaferve that f i la r NV erds, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's,' areettgraved fu theft imps. TO DR. SOLOMON. Nantwich, September t 6, iilo6. SIR —I feel a pleafure in communicating to you the great benefit which a Lady in the neighbourhood of this place has experienced from your Cordial Balm of Gilead:—She has informed me fince her' recovery, that the was In a very low and weak Rate for a long time, daring which the applied for ad vice to feveral medical meit—their peefcriptionvgave her nut the leaft relief; and fuch was the weakened Rate in which the conti nued, that her trieniis defpaired of her recovery. The name which your medicine, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, has acquired for its efficacy in there cafes, at lag determined tbem,as the lag refource, to try of what avail it would be to her; they purchaled a fmall bottle, and afterwards one of the large fize, from theft the found fuel, immediate relief as to encourage them to fend for another; this to their aftonlfliment completely reftored her to he •Ith. Some little time aftcrwardsfhe paid me for the latter, and then declared that the confidered herr& as well as evet the was in her life. This lam ready to atieft to any one who Man call upon ,me. I have alfo been frequently informed by feveral who have purellafed it on me, of the bentifit they have received from it in other cafes. I am, Sir, your moll obedient remain, T. CRAIG'. Prepared by Dr *storm's, Gilead tinufe,near Liverpool,in toe. 6d. and 335 tottles; the latter contain four of the former,by which the i•urehafer fives os. Every genuine bottle base [tamp, which bears the proprietor's name and addrers, " Sara Solomon, Lir p-,-41," tv Lltate which is felony. Clustalvt 14oint On 4 1'borfday, the 19th January, az7, at Ten o'Clt4 In t'at Forenoon, wile be expafed to punLic SAI:F, at this OfE et , 'T'HE Undermentioned GOODS,ete faint hav' t trt been Seized and legally Condemned; viz. A Parcel of Shawls, Long Cloth, Printed Calla, Mor n _ Nankeen, Allacks, Lace, Ruf fi an Table Litten, Feathtrs,D„ w -- : hags, Pi !tures, Fr.:ti, Coroellans, Brooch, l'earl Strings: Welk Baficet, Gold Lace for Bollioo, ttaeelets, Otto uE Roles, Soap Scented, CaFi.:, Pimento, Sweetmeats, Plumb., 8. 4 Cocoa Nvts, Spermaceti Candles, Currants, St.t.;*ar, , Coffee, Noyezu, Wine, Coals, Oz-Hides, Handrpikes, Spars, Au abota,Warps, Canvas, Rope, Firewood and Lathwood. - Tr . 10K /LIPOATATION. Silk Silk Pr tern; for Shore, Silk Sewing, Silk }bndkct. chicle, Palampores, and Crape. A Len, _ _ - Some Old Rigging of the Antelope Cutter. WI ieh dray be viewed in Office Hours, three Days before thi Sale, on application to the liVarenouf,keeper. TO TIMBER MERCHAN I'S, SHIP BUILDERS, ANIT 01-HERS. ' . TO BE SOLD By TENOrP., 'TWO THOU:3A ND.and THIN, IT SIX capita! OAK TkEi:S, in Si: Lots, which are fa out in the fo!- lowirg manner:— LOT t. In Lady Acre Wood, cOnftflitg of 231 Trees. 2. In Ingleby Copy - 36 Ditto 3. In Ditto - - ay) Ditto 4. In Ditto . . 3r5 Ditto • 5. In Gorfey Ices - 331 Dltto 6. In Ditto • - 493 Ditto The atovt. 'Fitn!,er Rands in very compadlsrder olk.rge Moult. front, and of molt execlient (patty, and capable of producil very capital Plank, fcarcely to be forpalled by any in the King• dom ; the whole is liteate near li•gleby, within (even miles of Derby, and only one mile from the It it•r Trent. .'sy he viewed by applying to RoLtrt Hinton, who lives near the fiid Woods. Tenders will be received und,r fellhel covers, previous to the tsth of Ftbru ry, by Mr. rutin Davis, Solicitor, Nn 20, Erre:- area, in the Strand, London ; and on the 2.;1h day of Februarys .the purchafers will be declared. Further par ieuisrs may he known with refpedi to the terms of payment by appitcatiou to Mr. Davis . Exclave of the above fit Lots, there are 93 Oak Tree% cut down and lying iu Lady Acre Wood, adjoining Lot t, which will alfo be dirporcd of by tender in the manner above mentioned. _ . VENEREAL ANL) SCOR I'UTIC COMPLAINTS. FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTAIUS, is by far the moi fafe and effectual Remedy ever yet difcover. ed for the Cure of that dangerous Difral . e. Perfons unhappily al fliard with Venereal Ctan plaints lb all is Rages, eget urt er its va rious appearanct a. will find it frcure and prefent relief, by taking thefe molt invalual.le Drops : which. for their excellency during 3o years pr.:dice in the molt po7ulous part of London, viz. Hatton- Garden, have been termed Gotta Salutstis The fecrecy with whirh molt perfons fo afflieted find it need: ul to conceal thelrfeffer ings, may be tartly employed whsle ufing theft Drops; fince they rent x coofinetnt n. unnccenry, as well as all unctuous or nuns. nal prep:lit-60ns, or any forgical operation whatever. By appointment. of Dr Fre eman, they art .fold whohfale and ros tail, by R. Butler, No a. Cheapfide. corner of Paternofter-row ; Belem and Grubs, Portknou , lit. Welton and Itolirrts, Portfea ; Robers, Hardi.T. and J..b nfon, Gofport; Wills, Pittnnm, and Ro gers, Plymouth ; Roche. Host nd. Haydon. and Gltnwill, Dock ; Dixon, h . :Joint:di ; and Mitchell, Dover; Sharp and - Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, Sheernefs; Witheridge, Chalrim ; Warren, and Lurieri a:t..l Ralph, Margate ; Thompfoo, • y.:rmou'll Pee':• /full; Wt If:en:lo4m York ; Macdonald, • • Glafgow ; Browning , Pa:flier : Bott:r and Smith, Edinburgh I Heaton, l.eed ; Wootl, \V • file ; Lathhury. Liverpool ; Stales and VautthaT, Manchelt.r; noams and Truman, Exeter: Col. lane, Sailibury ; Barry and Slicppard, Brian! ; Hazard and Hent, 13ath ; Stevenf tn. Norwich ; Hodfon, Cambritice ; Pollard, Brighten; Land, M tidflone ; But - Inge, Nottingham; Drewri, Derby ; Wood, and Nott and Lloyd,Birmirgttam; and molt hie dicite Venders, in bottles at z, 9d. each, with antpl.: ihr..dtion‘ - - - - " • I N prnfeding myfelf a regularly educated MEN. bcr of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS in LOW DON, I think it incumbent ..is me to fignify, that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons. as well as Certificates from the Hofpitals, and various i'rort-ff.)rs Roder whom I 'Wird Phyfie, Surgery, and,hlidwiiiry. have been fot years placed in one of rR Parlours, oper :o the infpection of any one. who happens to be there, or is &firous of fach examination. 'rntatrEcr Yttias I have refigned all ether Pratake, for the Study and Trcat:rent Of V fi ER EA L COM PI. Al N 1 s and DE/lILITY —but it %Cis cwt till I had cape...knee as an Army Surgeon and Ge neral Practitioner, that I thought niyfelf jufhifird in the S.ledtion of this peculiar branch. The concentra:ed force of the human intelledt, when dine-led to a particular point, mutt acquit.° fupc. riority within the circle of its own Adtiou,a•ad along colitulued cefs, is a decided; roof, that my efforts kavi not been lets bent kill to others than advantageous to myftlf. The dißrefs and the mifery which arife from a certain deftrov tive habit, fo pernicious to fchoolboys, have been frequently par a.:4(.o4the moralißsof the age. But it is the duty of rosy Pradtkioner, when called upon, to relieve fuck Mtfrengs by Medi. cal Alfittance; and it is the acquirement of my exclufive expo Bence in this line to offer in every fuch cafe a fate and certain tv eitablifirment. In flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living. refideneele warm Cli:ll3'CS, or roll much indulgence of feduelive Patflotts, sal in all recent Venereal Complaints, early application infures its its mediate cute. km itt the molt complicated Cafes ot Demetrt accompanied by fever or Difurders of the fyftem arifing from na gledled infeetion; lonic perfevtrance is indifpenfably rcquifite for the re-animation of the ConftitutiAn and teflon:ion to health and vigotte.—.ln all cafes with tither fez, the mofflnvinlable fecrecy is obferved, rad the terms or' rentuneraticrn'areglainly Rated on.the firft interview. MARTIII BRII, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.ondoe, • No. ly, Artnitlcl-flreet, Strand, near Temple Barr. There is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoining,—All letters from town or country art espedted to contain a bank ootr. TO TrIOM AS IA YLOR, Efq. Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-ftrect, London. IFE - EL it a duty incumbent upon me, to infata you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received Cum your nuvaivaote IVletteioe—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, About two, years ago I acs attacked w:th a Venereal Difordd which l trattel rather !lightly for Cone rime. hu.; the difcafe at length fpre.ding all over my Body, I wet obliged to apply to the molt eminentot the Faculty, t.tit their air/lance allurdcd only tem. oorary tetra. I went tiircogit various courfes.of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent was reduced to a mere Skeleton. the ulcers that fpreai a.l Act- my limb., rendered as a complete objed, fo that my friends defpinted my recover/. When brotte;ht to this lit,ramn, l conlidered tica , b as inevitabie. but a relattun amine commenting upon the many cafes in whirl your Pills had focereded, 1 was induced to try a hot of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perleverat.ce for two or One tu , ntlts, and folioriog ycur dir. atone, I e xperienced the molt un...ccountabit relaxation from pain, the fore gradually lubliding lam now, thank GOD, ferfcCtly recovered, and walk ing out daily : I doubt nut but one more box, which I think cau tious tri take, will ettablith nty health in its original floe. It Is wilt the moll heartfelt gratitude that I fuhfrrbe inyfcle, sir, your much .ohltg. d bumble fervent, Wat. PIERSON. Dvaut". ate, Macheiler, July I,lSor. P.S. For the public b:ortit I do nut (Nen to the ewe Wog puhlifhed, but leave you to act as our own better judgment Sub , didlate. PrepsrPd and fold by the role Proprietor, Tlyiertas Taylor Mans her of the Royal Colicqe of Surgeotis, Lood.n, at his Houle, No. 9, New Bridge Preet. Where, att.( a c..nraant relidence of more than thirty tit years, in a pradiec particularly direed is the Curc rt Venereal Complaints, with that invioiatie tec'ecf, which men of his prof/ ffion &mild always o glove, he Placts laimlelf, the advice ander:alliance be gratuituuily aitonsiate.s p :ions taking this Medicine sell be eileemed b) a di,ca • invPub Mc, as an advantage feldtsm to he obtaineolouid road ..mhiguitf: —Alfa S .td, by his Appointnicor, for the convenici cc 01 thief living at a diftancc, a: tie Perfumer's, No. 35, srs'a.ftrrtir Pall A 1111; the Foy Silop, No. ic3, Orford-tirter ; N't pribo• cough's. No. 7, Fitt-fires: H II ; Mr. Steers, Poakteder, Nu. is Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon's, South.Pridges Ediliburuh ; Mr. Calwell's, ; Milt'', Lieerp.oli Mr. Atkinfun's, Manchttter ; andhy one Perron Ira every con fider-Wu town in Great Britain and Ireland, iu Boxes of oftlf 21. 9d. each, feal:xl up with full and plain &milt ons, whereby' Perfons of either Sea may Cure therufelves with Eale, Speed, Sc' Crt cy, and lately. LONDON: Printed and publilhed br LEVEL KEN (of Can terbury Place, Lamt•ett:), at the Sri it•Orrict, N•' COST Prat, Publifbcd alto at the STAR Of tics, Tcmpie•B3'