Star. — London, England, 1804-02-21 00:00:00

• LAW INTELLIGENGE: - . . .. . ---..................... ......... • -------as next to nothing to what it had become Ghee, [ W 1 and that trode had again. decayed. He obfereed, that the trade was now carried on In.i COURT OF XING'S DESCH. Fria 1 7. a meaner. as if the Awe had never pafc d, and that -.. thOof,inds and thourands would be undone, if there Levi, tui taw, v. TURUIS. Tier; to be no mattes except fuch as had ferved.theth ' Bahia in dor tante is a Jew and as infotoesr. 101.3e.mmic..a.irri. who were permitted to employ a cadent is a pawnbroker of JolookeetoGoldin toen;, Fie called sr witfiefs, who' prOved that he had,' is l f ' who has emoted a cooliderahlo property int toten a partments of a Matter, who was qualified' by ' • his t n 0?"... . . ..,m,„,,e to employ mien, and paid a guinea arida , . live s fie the Plaint iff ; Rated' the nature half per week for thano worked for that mailer, or •of t tourfaaions on which uferiotts intsteft wax any ether who would employ him , and he did' not tallevi. by .die Defendant. All ar ms wider fol. by eonfider himfelf hotrod to confine himfelf to the em die ripoptindter's, AIR, mar bear a higher inter et ploymeat of that maller,but that he was at liberty to tholl,l lasitZLlnit all above tot can* under the work lute any body,.. . But the fiat** t ' si.nae, and era ' , Allis:led to 5 pet Clot' , iniTICI obferved, that this did not alter' she cafe ; this perfon thought he had a right to elli..lfedthoidoMporod.that be had pleded ollticts Vf irk for anybody qualified or unqualified by the I halo:tont threelOnel times. to the amount of tat Stattite to carry on this trade ; in that he might I t il t SA+ Nikfor , whieb the Defeadent had taken probably be ender a mittake, but that at all erects i .1 afunoseintapitio and the penalty being three times did not qualify the Matter to carry on the tract% the mama of the funs Incited, the vetch& of the contrary to the provifions of the Statote.—The J‘rt wseftaight roi test policy of this Statute at prefect, was to be fore 0 Nam Gaasow and Gisis. odee chin; on which there cont d be much variety of eatanded. that there pledges wer s with the opinion, but that wash ligattet far the I.egillitture dellso to entrap the Defendaot t t h a t a w ooers un- to con fi der :he was not lb repeal any Statute b e der . fttzh circatatinces deferred no credit, ad diet tioniirtlairm ; he tiered not do any filch thing.. His 1 . tbe Jury would nig& the evidence of BClt e wan and his feeling' as well as bir notion of 1 " 7 who prohibit' at this moa* seas ansiontly policy might be all one- way, ant they might tie 57 %, L from die 'Plaintiff. Mr. Laid. a compeolo. Co thong that he could hardly craft himfelf with dot for • oeforioto cootrirsoes.—Voosa rd th e filch a cafe as the prefent. It was net St perhaps , tlefoodstoh ' for him to fay in this place what he thought of filth lills• ar—StatsAtto Poi tow. torsos:a. . Law,e as there in the pretest' day ; but his province 'this ,''far *lia brought noon Ala batiste of as a Judge in that Court, was not 10 confider the i tlit.te4 l ad .00tli of Sing .Chaeles the .• Second, c. 'Mom of the Law, but to adminitler the Law, kelt I ; . all Ait fur regalia's the evade of Silk as it was—and he ould be guilty of a great. brew:lel I" iff*Al a . o 'Stowing, whicli A& *cites thit . the Company of of duty if he were to Mier his opinion of the pone/ Tirowen stoo die City a of to ad oehlet and the 'of viteierdiswforto fix pewerrutillsintotfiede its r erseffeiontion.whick: 1, thereof. were. t=irai is. was sal. but without coitsvfor , the ftatutain this calk . - ' Made one politic, nod are ion not . give cons Co the informer, for which rbaltai' ‘. - tithe Malin. Watdros. ACM. prerecutions upon it . are not very common. . . - . ~... tie* . 'of the Trade. Ate, or-Myr. era. 20.-...THS 11110 0. &IMAM) MITT. tai .. of the City of Londoa, ad This was an indiament preferred upon a crimittal' lthettlet. ' • ride is of fowl* ufe sod very • o d. information againft the Defendant, Edward Prim o * not tap . to the.Counnonwealthey employing the boy of about thirteen years of age, for wilful tat. pate thom bele; employed by tisTlaid Conroy in corrupt pe4ory. 1 i p ose& the Cat y of Loodoo l as iaexpeefradin their The Arroiral•T Cawley. on the part of the prn.l 4 .- )., aboie forty charms • men , woman, and ft-cotton: opened the cafe. fie Rated, that this aval; 1 II 4ellifLernel4-0114vOidaRT t t lant• to instalment for wilful end corrupt perjury, cons- 1 , useht Aga of their abode, aid the Pitted tinder the fo ll owing circonsitances : ~ _. , . . r ot° litaaaux vernore e l f 4, Company piny awenlarge- .As excifeman, of the name of Davis, had gone to nest of avoid raid oltatat. whereby ill hey nay bet sisa. the glafs houfe of Marrs. Gracebrooke. along_willii, - hied to avoid the Malty deceits and inconveniencies lather excifeman of the name of Tumkins. When they shair Meat with, by intruders who have not became to the pot. number one, the boy wbo was . hepit'braela tep apprentices to the raid trade. and now before the Court, was banding near it, and be' galas fettle beyood the Eau of the feed Aar. obferved him in the as of throwing foutething into , ZrEpor oa th •to avoid the fearch en and rupervifon it. Upon exa mining the t, he found a quanti t y po overnoto by which means they are a t of melting glare , and endeavoured to take out a G *Ore to Mahe and vend whit wares they ply& (ample with an iron rod , but could not do it, as it les dm wax dirperagerent of this laid trade. and was liquid. The contents of this pot, which was a tillboareeptot of the petitioners and ill others of the little cracked, had not been given to the excifensen Sid texterattsat have doh ferve d apprentice thereto, to be charged, fo that there mutt have been an SceatrirtialielCb‘kuowo laws of the nation. tendon on the part of the proprietors to defraud the . Yoe y whereof it 7 s ena&ed. that from add revenue. The confequence ryas, that an nautili... l l after the ssth day of Dec..whet 166:. oo perfon or %ion of the affair took place in the Court of Excite parfaits whadoever (hal% uireEtly or indirettly ore, quer ; and, if the fa& had been proved, the proprie.i evorcife, continue or fee up the faid trade, art. or tor of the glafs-houfe would have been liable to pay I ' aoryllery of a fill *rowan . within the realm of Zug. the penalty of of The excifeman had been exa - arde_ _ales loch as are or thall be apprentices to mined on that occation, and (wore politively that tbefaid trade, or Mall have Carved (even years ap• they law with their own eyes about as pounds , .eptpodeelllip thereto at the Ink upon pain that any weight of Oafs. alma in a liquid hate, in the pot. Iterthesfo offending contrary to this A& flail pay . To contradilt their tellimony, Meffrs. Gracebrooke forfeit, and lore the forn of forty Millie's fore very produced the young boy, who was the prefent De. Math the (aid pair n ll Co ale or exercife the Laid fendant. He then f'wore povely, that on the 7th trade; one moiety thereof to the ore of his laid Ma- of March, when the Supervifor. Davis, and the Es jelly, Ids heirs and faecal - ors. and the other moiety cifeman, Tomkins. came into his mafter's glafs boort thereof to loch perfun or pear as Mall foe for the he was employed at the pot which they examined. I fams is any of the Courts of Record within this w a rming the footings of wine glares in it ; as it was Realm of England, or before any of the Jußices of fit for nothing elle, being cracked in the back.— Oyer end Terminer, or the Jolliet' of the Peace at When the excifeman came up to him, he was throw- I the Qtarter Setfians oi the peace, by aaion of debt, ing pieces of coal into the pot, which it is cuftomevY bill. gaint, or information; or by any other lawful to do, in order that the work may proceed the fatter. 1 , ways or means ishadoever. wherein no prote&ioo . He obferveri Davis put an iron rod into the pot, as wager of law or efbrign float be allowed. if fearchiug for metal, but there was nothing in it, I I l'here is a provifo in this tiatuteollowing the coin • in figt. lost pieces of coal. He was groping about 1, pay of Silk 'rhrowfters to let to work acy perfon for loose time with the rod. Being atked how he or pylons being moire fubjeas of his Majelly and knew what day of the month it was on which this I, no other, whether they be men, women, or children, happested, the boy laid that he was told it by allo w torn le mills, tie the thread, &c. as foey had 'her boy ; but he did not know the reafon why he been urea to do, although fuch pci funs fball not afked it at that particular time. This evidence, have fined or been bred up as apprentices to the which he had then given, was the foundation of the laid trade of fill throwing for liven years. prefent indictment. The learned Attorney then The Defendanccarries on the bufinefs of a fill: ma- made feveral pertinent obfervations on the evidence 1 1 . onfatturer in Spit:Ll-ll:dart , in the Liberty of Norton which the boy them gave. He mentioned, that on etat n the comity ot Middlefex, in partncribip a former occafion they had fame experience that with Ms. Thadfwell and Gardner, under the firm petjury might fotnetimes be committed during the of Thadfwell, Thorpe, and Gardni.r ; Mr. ThadiSitell period of youth, when the mind was molt difpored Fending in the country, and Thorpe sad Gardner in to be ingenuous. It was, no doubt, probable, that , Spit al Square. he had not committed perjury without fon* intliga- About June t 83s, the Defenlint and his her?rtners thec a ot the part of thole who were moft interefted in purchafed three pair of till mills and imple. frar. He would call before them the proper I =tents, of in the art of Illk throwing. at Watford in evidence, and leave the cafe to their confideration. idertfordfirire and c arried on tiore the tvade of (ilk Mr. Davis, the Supervifor, nova then called, and throw tiers, am i d alto at the bottle in Spital-tquare ; depofed, as brfore, to - his finding the Oafs metal ni l, and he was not authorised fo to do by the provifion the pot whet e the boy was (landing. He tried to of this 'Leine, he not h a ving (erred his apprentice.. get a I.IIIVIC Cut of it with his Ind, hut could n o t too,to iliis trade a. the Aft re t i iiires. The D,len. toffee , ' On account of its liquidity. There Were no dint paid woilsoen, fuprriLletn!fd the wi.ok, &c. fin coals nor fntnle in the pot, as lie could not avoid that there was no doubt 0p ,,,, 6,, 0,0, O.eino them, if any had been their. Mr. ERIIILIML. on the p.i7t of the !)-retidant, oh. Itlr. Toird,ir,r, the other ex.:it'd:part, corroborated *reed. that there a ariouatof soul ~;,1,1. itatu:cs the account of the Super/Wm. Davir.and mentioned ~,,re tauly eu ntli.lered by lineral ;or P.io as jiiftly rib. Co.! v-ii inns r.lintiges of colour undergone by the tolcie, and that liicre .1,1 be no los.lt thit•g as car- -laCz. f: 'n the anion rt the fi re. i yii.g ito ;Ile trade it ;hey ....ere t o lic iniot ci.it to the ' ,',:r. Jarvis, on the part of the Defendant, advert. letter, for which ,fAI•111 JUj i - I :i 1, ,d ol tat: ye its cd to the tihfct cation.; made by the Attorney Gene pulled a gainit th m as 111..oitly A , II .C 1 C0. , 1 ,1 , Midi- tat, ~hirh, he contended, did not at all agply to this omit vi3lating their oath , . t.i 4:;nii.i . .ler th• 1 i , ..• ail," C 1.(• r Until was the fi_aiiin for i n renunitirefs, and this fpecic• of i.ir•:-:1;or. path s C..e. f n .r.init ;101!i,.•;11.4. . ,il :iii y cool,' 1101, I, : ion f'. .',;ht ground•, believe that d o of junice, had I, , en ac.:ll:,:eed in by the lauzi: l 1 thr isoy v.llO was ih:n hefore them, cauld have been lature ;ter if they %retell , : e‘ect:ted wi , it fir ....it i'vii- i : , ,i,..!ty of .!.:I.lre tie pe,;•iry 'lnc payment of the cac y, ,t r ey w , •t 1:.! ..'t . . 1 ..0v C..e :cry i ~..:e. : 1•4 u!.i.-.ll' i .e..aity of 501. was a ntatvr of little concern to toowere mi.-, -.:"1:. ra il :or s , ei . :ieleiii thi had ' '........7.-s. Gthceh:iicLe, Lot their c har:titers were in a t oo , 0.,.r.0.: to :..r•,•:n I-, i!:: .. , :t .....: 1. , ;0k . .*1 ;h.: I, r11.:%;:11 Jew Le his oivcd in the crate, of this ern e• hip: and un 2,er the 1.1 , ,1er f1a,....;• . i , . !!iat il-... ; • , ...iti11i1i- ! Ci.:1 , ..... He lar, - ;tk.!, 11 7:7efore. that the Jury would sil. v c : ;;A:i a dca.ll:-.ter ; t-to:ctec :woo osth tigtior • 1 ., •,ei,.....1 tl:e c*,,....::n!riai,ces carefully ',time they pro. wouid.he d. tr0.1i,.11. ".I.:s ''.......tte Wit a $!; f. n: the '!: .111.1 C _ ..1 'ill . ',DU* hay guilty. Ihe would call to • --:•:-, I . paired,butsiir. iniainces had i',....iteted, I them revue: workm, ~, who were r refent with the •-, .At t' ...mt. tit 1.: 1 1....aLeth, i 1)...y sieve the c sci . .zrnest came into the glafs hots e. -I thi, Ali, r.lk th-..w. ! •I'l• , :y would lopplat thc evidence 7 ,tren by the boy I. A •id f., fc.r...-: i :•. tl.•• Coot Of ETChCiVICT, and ,h poll that he had • -'-- . •., : .•,,,,;',y, .OA the day mcationed, i•i,cit e mployed in -..t...g, 1... im.rs of wine : i,1.,:1;:i. in tars cracked pot, , ~... it. •ituat I) il:: t,. ['W. , * coals in 0 a I,ot tail 1 .:.c.l .. - ar thi• i'UfrOck., time tFat nn I , rl . 4cr I. a time Let nc inc W A% list h p. 4 e tc hit ,• st unt, in the I,.ina wt .)4 •.• th• t it L 1.17. Atilt Am. ;as i irc 1 Seyerei stortnten were then culled, who &pore A vs the effeft dated by-the Enettfel. The pot in , which the Fakilemen had hid drat' they faw glafs 'metal, had been mat ked off hyoid days before. like reafon of this was. that it was, t endered tfnat i fo wo r tk epz en ati o on iso b rt y d : cthraictkbienhtihde bitocoke.up?ittoe the eut the when the ezcifemen were examining it. and' faw that • there whs'no metal in it, but only a few coals whith were thew blowing. • Mr. Davis didpet hie rod to this pot, and , ifthere ha d keen. any meal s fon* in of it wnuistilliSO odborcd tok the iron when it maa red. kewnes MAR.Vert. .MI2II2IC(CitANGE, MODUPAT, FPIIIi,U'ARY Sta We !tad tltja day a,seod fooply of 1A 1... W wilitti IA at Doer ow lilt prices. bastes and MAtt varied ti;tlr. V. ~!.; were 'Jitter dater, and Deans rathei diaper. ,Outr wart pienflint nue ba ils& *auroras 0 , 110 10. oF.NEttekl.. CURRENCY AS UNDER , Wheat, ts 6. 35*. sta. per q r. Whird Peak silk 39. 'Orme* 13 6 . 3* et. • /lava. lei 51 04 11 .010 fr liokklitto 264.1.ia, ... • 011 e1 615 w SjA od Oats, t6t. 6 aa. US . 1 11104 Os. joait Bahia Otto, est tga.edi , MCA, OF Fl.sainte Viai Plato.' slit to.iu. coda 342:11110a. vr ?ilk. ilirsuitt. of viticA:l In Pgatbatas.lootstiV mitt Owl" 1014 (Abut Edwirity to the Is* of. Fehru,s9a Teta-- iS;$ o,Betacti: Average so oisi --or. 9id. I . eufet tied VA rettara• ewer via Losaron OASZTTI. 5A1116111.11 MLA. .. . ' ateotc Vsk a e C,•rn In bngland,anal Widaa,.frania 00 alt • 10 10 ,ceding the ti t s of February, 13 ' 4. ... Wawa i Bye. 1 Marley. 1 Aka. 1 lkosa. i . .lholl • 4,.. d. a. d. a. el ti .4t, e _,' lb. 1 1 l 1 1 1 50 2 32 "4 110 26 . -11 .4't • 31" , Theoretic Ptiee of Buce, ontpbtalAftuswthe Se woe v iii , .12 the tweet etidlm Feb. is.ir elield..cv beWittli VaLiptra ._ , . PRICES oF HAY A D Ertk.X.W., ' , _ , Sniltdfieht. et.,Joeielle • • " 4.lderehralN t 1 4 ittypet load 4 oto 5 0 4 tp &tt II 014 oto 5 to 0 l i te iw 40t0i.4 i la 4••• 150 4 t t ..11 1 1 4 17 4 ,. Ciovor 4 1 to to i o i •. , PRICE OF HOPS IN tfik zoßottart, „..._,. , Bass 41 Ist to si CB rakes ,51- p 401V01 - 11// ,:• • PGB F - toga* .: . :.,10 stoACitrat • Oes ID 9 8, Per CIO ;• • ••:. di'd. ' i White ditto . . 72e to 112011. do. 'Mica _ - ' " • de., hoc. I.ord.r.i!i:iisioitouai then formed up the evi. • device, and Rated to the Jury, that the cocaina which they hid sotry was, %abeam& theft workman. or. the ere if e esee, were molt twisted. to credit we this occafson, mad would find their verdia accord; 'inqly. • ' fhe Jury, after a fhort c ontilltation. returned a' Iverchet, findiegthe Defendant Gritty. He was a good lOoking country boy, with litag 'ilexes hair. He was much ;lofted dwriug the trial, 'and when the verdie of guilty was pronounced. his 'heart * beat fo violently, that A appearld as if ready to burg out from his breaß. NIONTLFIORS 0. steal. • This was an-indienteat upon a criminal 'aeon& ties wing the Defendant, Abraham Pargeso. ken. 'for a hid on the profecutrix, who is his motber-inlaw. Mr. East's , . for the profecution. Dated, that a more bate and atrocious tibet of app vate charaffey never was fen .abroad than there Th. lady ,whom the Defendant's malignity inftjiated him to perfecate and tomcat• is his mother in-law ; and this tithea caf un e f n o:t t u m na e t r e dy obat of between thhiesPlintallts'el; ut be b libe he ne t r w a eon nd ills urea abetted Defendant aitil the justice of ell s easnecy ; for be bores that let the. adjudications of C o ertarsod the va rdiits of isehtstes whet they may. be wilt laufift and,pedevere_wiloling this lady. per. however. 'aid Mt. Ettriifehe if n6t aware to w hat length the rawer of this Court it intended.— Ab o ut eighteen years ago the Deflosdawimassieddm r. daughter of the lerely Wow be iaeletermined to to . mom Hp friend, did not give bet w h ams ha Iltegetc golf. She hare hint two childwes Ma a foss my few:metes years of age the rube, ebildis imiofitotrogy a.. year old. This Defendant hp for a Series ;of leave treated his wife with (itch brutsJity that bei:fpirlts, and at left her fenfes failed her. When ganallernft of her radon, her mother afforded bar the ,geoteition which her Milhaud refuted; and skirl:oat mks fee his libelling her ; hectare, de plaited has *Rd nadir ptdper care, and did not eaft her out into the world in she unfortunate fituation to which his brutali t y bad reamed bet. A n other motive for his velenuneset is. that fhe proteas the little infant grandchild. Aneelwr incitement to libel her is to extort mosey. Ha has fquandered the po rtion he received with bet d her ents. ta t end is determsoed to wring money from lo open Maus of the law of the country by writing marsh her with all the malignity which his heart can Alva. Mr. Eames, at the eeneluflon of a very animated and pointed addrefs to the Jury,,ealkd witneffu, and proved the cafe he had Rated. Evidence was then given of the Defendant's pay ing for the Advertifement in Vas Wink. and of his offering fifteen guineas for thirty iofertions. Saying be would leave us the hand of the Proprietor coot as an indemnity againß any scion that might be brought. The Defendant's band writing to the le• veralletters was alfo proved, and their contents, as before (laced, read in Court. Mr. Decaftro, one of the Elders of the Synagogue, .was then called. who po fke to the eharatter of Mrs. Monte6ore, whom he defcribed as a pattern of every thing that was excellent. She was the mother of fourteen children, the widow of one who had been confidered a merchant of the firfl refpeetahility, a friend to the poor, and incapable of encouraging vice. Mr. ANDIMVI3, of Counfcl for the Defendant, I olfferved, that it was a palliation of the Defendant's offence, that he had not infiruaell his Counfel to deny the charges exhibited againit him ; and. though that fa& could not avail Lim in the prefent inftance, it might operate in his favour when brought up for judgment. Lord E L LINISOIOUGII obferved, that the libels were dearly made out, the motives for which were equally apparent ; and it was fully afcertained, that the Defendant %tinted to harafs and agonife the feelings of the party again& whom the libels were directed. The malignity was alto apparent, by the Defendant's inferring his libellous tralb in the public papers, and Ihould the Jury find him guilty, lie had no doubt but he would be brought to his right (cafes, and convinced that the itillice of the country was too lirong for his malice to fet at defiance. The Jury found the Defendant —Guilty. .`T ':J!. ,r.,.• ----, Os to 66$ Cutaway dos t• yos INN ‘ Cortandsr, sit to nos do: ..__.."' Ulla, ego to SU pm brim : Whlse Iclultard Seed. W. 00 Ms bl e u". '• • Brown ditto, Os t• Os . Canary. 8s od to ss sod do. • Darr smolt 3st to 3$ re . tet- . SMITHFIELD,kOmaarI 04. . . To 6nh the offal—lier Roos of Bth. • . Best 41 4 4 to S s 84 I Veil Se ad so ?d' II wpm 41 84 to 30 64 'Writ 3s 44 1.11461 s 45 • asap ON C STI L• 180 IDAY• • • Stift , about socc.-sbeyr sad 1. 4 mbe11A64". NEWOATI and LEAVENHALL, Ftbripft ad, Pee those of 911. by as distal& ' . . • is . oil bred 3s 4d SO a6O v e al •od t allottoo So Id to .4o 64 I Peat 164 to o iti psucE oF •VAI4.OW IN Idi s4laas oath* 4a Ted 'room TOO* lies 64,5 0 t Pis' UMW' • - 46 00.1 1460.0(1Rofaii.):11fe oa to so tillandhard was ludas dko•coss is , CA t 6.7310. 000444104011144 4 0 ' 14 'Ditto roue* 4 1 4 - elo oa to 01 ........--... Ditto roue* • 441 Od to QS . . SO sa . crem . t us cd, Avenge Irdes 4s 90 Good Dregs 12$ tO Oil MA 904-•Cbs4 96b 4 ~.::::e r s ia r 144.1 1 —ituit . ... , . d,,.0 i s ...w-31 , 04., i v . Q.& . • • f . I .3aclutow:. M 6 . is • AIN gen Ws IM ona Tans odandsoaßot 6 s t soloutester _ .: s I ~ a _:, _ _, ‘ • 3 HIGH won . = wT LONDON BIItIMIE TO-MOST OW. blesol. ••w• • • es mboutrs arevr z z Altaboos ****** Al minutes atm 9 --------,- .--': A NGIBAUD's LOZENGES o f BLOIS are a X*, anail pleafaat and c cftuil remedy Arc Coven. Colds, and Dillogera ask Laois. By dun - Ilesathi , g Qrali y they qukkly torstaneuturbe, or voublefewne tickling Coughs,. sod @Sad treat Raab Solt ThraathSormeeCa of the Breaft,ased Aitlateic Com -1414. try appointment of the Proprivor: in Bole*. price ts. each, duty *eluded, by Mr. Newberry, No. 4s. ti t. Paul's ; Mr. Gaffing, No. aa, Cornbill; Mr. 'rum at the Nol al t• t etritne• Moen. Bayley and NM, COCkfpilfAftrt Mr. Wade's tint Bond. Area; Mr. Jebook., No. iso; and Mr. raiding, No. 76, °skied. Brea; Mr. Ward. No. 314, Holborn; and -114r.Clarke, No. 164 , &won& CHILBLAINS are c ofed by o ne application a WIIITEHRADI FLUID r SiENCE of lOU s CARD. And the feverelt•l.RAlNS and BRtI'ISI , In left than half the time orually taint by Opodtidoc, Arqutbis fade, or any other Liniment or En:briseatiews and if tif - ,1 imam. data" after any aecidswt, it prevetka the pan tuning black. The Multard Pills, arc alfo taken with Brattier fueceis in ail Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty Affeetionn,Numbncfs. Spafms, or wandcring pain. Flatulency. li.dgenl.o l a.:cl g, t.rral Dcbihtr ; at the fame time, the sclive fluid 1.11 l.: re is appliA to the parts affreled, in thole complaints olicre necetrary. It in prepared awi fold at as. p 4 t ach Boa or ilictle. by It. Jolulton, Ap,,tii,cary, No. at, Greek-Brow, Soho, Londnu t' and may be had 9 1. CVdi 'Medicine Vender in Great Britain and Ireland. il• The ClailhLtin Ointment, for eleanficat alin e ' (peedil • healirg broken Cbitataisw, YWu prepared by Mr. Jls. price as. std. each Bo& __-.-.... __..„....;;...,,.....---- STEERS'S PAREGORIC LOZKNOIs..i. THESE Lozenges. fo onivtrially approved 4 are a raft and cfftdtual Remedy for Cokls, Combs, lioseet nett, Sureties of 'throat and Dre..tt, and for .11thmatie and Coe ftimptivc Complaints; if taken early, they will prevent Difin'et et a more foul tendency; and they Lye hetn ' , roved, by esperieuces to afford nut only temporary relief, but alio a permanent Cure, ia many inset, rate Cafes, after other applie.tious h.ve N. D. e careful to obferve. that the wants '• F. Newhetit D N' 45. Sr. Paul''," are engraved in the ltamp. All others am coumrr felt s. Sold by P. Newbery, Na 15, St. Paul's Churrl t -y:r3 ; J. Wade. 13, Old Bond (tree ; Baton and o t so, shell 76,01- ford-Arco; Eayley and Co. Cnekfe•o4t rtet ; %Van!, 3z4. born; T. l'utt. Koyal Eschunge ; :ad W Clarke, hfch Borough: pries as. t td. the baz, duty inclutheL Ago by hid Steers. Casr.ontilc Crops I. yd.Caimi'l.r..ted Eye WIACY I 11. rid. Convulftori Oil ts. (4. Nitre, Drops es. ft& pf AvirTid , dedicated mylcll to thud Itndy. andigen 1 intellect by the mott phlidliee in that brands which I thought volley to idea, I mai. th.tt I hate wit suers nit empirtsed my time than thofe who. in the vatettit.c licl,t the rosin' on. at. occallonally immated In urc•-rv.iitty, Red cat , .4 always Attain that tusetfs which Is argeirei by conceal lanai ,14 intilkttusl to Quetta:a nl thior.i. re. The.;it . r.si..• of Uh•ItIl.11 Y arc I.ecuitarly dittr.fSng lot awl bri,g ui:h %Leo train of co:..ctatitalit tymptoms, loth. by a 41.- t . all val . . ei,r e ty, .;:etice itfit craw , onilt• red •-• pn Si an W r they ant. hoot the un.sal ere of ill.vterk. the .1; Ito it, tivs et Cr the ram h;,.reee• et tn.:amity. I.oll' quite the mod aflulueus pro:cit•or-si • -tl ; I y the of rint, t;se Wu. . .'7 11.1:121 th.111.1,r...3 rk• a mr:e.l.n.R of I'O!.I."CF !, rrued my pret.e:lo:l6 (11 T. • o. c ot - IVv. y c,..c pr.Clice. I ityr• ~.t.11..1 to ' tt Wilt I ho. •• 1.) ul , r2ohly In 01, lint ft c :h.., of ht.: . It.c.kr.i es.. prrsetit the es artily ut a d.bilitaird firt•, ironn a eon!, ioufneis of the uttll3a , ratanti his misfueruee, is tt...trfel of the c,ritetsiv irr phylnian. and . brotuls os.r be. ta.Grnaty w .,., • ttoloiert n mad Ise 1- t ti.:shay i.K Aim to be Atiur car Shah, 151 IV ..(111011, but elm) t h lt IllOn Itlfli•hah‘h, Ana .0 r • c. et V. nen. al Citteplat t• pAille..o pr.. , n, t , I.; :In moll complicat , t eafot its TM' I . - 2.10h0f experience to this Inie to caul :sus, fate, sold fpoi..ly re...itahluhrneot I ufftr mta;:e of tisi..esprviente to thore of either *boa are aPlielt-,1 with oi Wlt .1. any VI-NMI , 11. 1'3F1..C . 1 an liethe tara... 4 t•Or Extraordinary Proofs of the fuperior Efficacy 0! Srstsaucr's Antircorbutic Drops. difplayed in the following Cutest—Mr. Willim, of Dean. near Edin • but gh, cured of an inveterate (curvy by taking theef drops; his cafe attelled by Mrs. Miller and Mr. Sc ott . Swab Bridge, Edinburgh—the Son of Mr. Potter, or Ler.d. (three years old) cored of a vi .1 nt Icorbutie• complaint extending over his face and h hly, by taking three biittles tit tbefe drops; Ms cafe attele4 by Ms. Wrir,:lit, printer. Leeds--A Gentleman ri: fiding near Spillhin y, in the county of Lincoln. was cored of a bad (curvy by there drops : Mr. 1101, medicine ven dci, of Spilt*, is acquainted %silt tic p trticula , . of his t ale.—"ilief..: lhops are fold wholelale and retail at rite Dilpentary, No. i 5, Snho.f.juare t and '-)Y Int& of the t cfpeaalile venders of patent medicines in town and country, in bottles of ss. 6d. to tt:;. and 11. as. each.—N. L. Pincli•fers are deftred to be particular in noticing that each bottle, bill, and wrapper, has the words "By the King's Patent," and a black iiamp afEscil to each bottle. marked Spilfbary and Co. No. t 5, Soho-fspiare. —___.—_. .§1,4 to t MARRO D. On Satur d ay lait,Captaio Richard Curvy. of tht Royal Navy to hilft Flirt Blacblurd, daeghter of Damsel bladder& Ertl. s Sur , y. 1)111). We.l.4lay Inf, n Gritnet.ort Mn 1.. C 010, only nrornainirg r inhn Cabal. Bart. Spa :her n t t''' In ft ata t:onn urnot a ••I tln t ot• Itt;ht II h••r on. Lou! ..f tcr a l'ianCti.n., an many Unit'. a art rc known acd ,rrd 3r Grantham 'Mt •I e t r-t Ar t ., a• d vr.l he or f.neat•la .a•t-nt 11. A .tw d .g• ago, Lad 4,i' .rt t'.•• A. ' n t•t. fth ittt 711:a laan Alt.::, C‘i L. RZL:Tt ;:t.!141f 1 u. n. t• .1 4.11 a.. 1,1 I. to ogoar., r It 4 sy it ( S S :.s 1 trci)• :or.. a 13 ,cli 'urg e . '46 Nov?, o •• Ais•A", M.tal IN 1 I e . 7 r. , 1711 ill ar 1.5 r .r putisibarl,.• I IVF t. r:.•!. r. . • tl.• SI.Nt N.• oit UK SI •• U..... .1 I.ONI DIM T ; in led •1