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If OLD 8.41 Lt. r. fallnwed him, and the prifoner, Ending himfelf pnr- Med, threw it &um, and made his efcape He was not aprrchended tit) the zath of July. Healy [wore 'We If!' flAy there Seib us commerced before t h e pofitively to the arifimer's identity. Leen MAYOR, Mr. Janice Ls BLANC, the Recorder,, The prifoner, in his defence, faid, when he direr). t:c. when 17 aril nets were tried, three of whom a tiered thelwalers in the ditch, he went down to take were capitally coriviaed, viz. them rip, hot eras prevented by a voice telling him eorge Hart. f or affeulting and robbing, on the 4th he had nothing to do with them, as they were not rf Atignit, Mr. Charles Lack of his purfe, contain hi.. He denied that he ran away. ing in gola and filver upwai ds of feven guineas, and Mr. .111fliCC Ls BLANC recapitulated the evidence alto a gold witch and feels. to the Jury , who , after a Mort deliberation, found Mr. Charles Lock, the p.:ofectitor, alared, that lie him—Gni!ty. refries with his father at Corey Hatch, near Finchley 1 I onaar Ervin war charged with a capital offence, Commun. Oai the 4111 of Anglin he was walkiag .in feloniotifly Pealing, on the bth of September init. alone in the evening about halt pan 9 o'clock, on the a filver watch., value al. the property of John Lawfon, footpath, when he was met by two men, one t f them l privily from his perfon. was the prifoner at the Bar, who prefented a hind. The circirmllances of this cafe are very Brent neon and and nvdered him to flop, the other man, It appeared to have been a soap-de twin •on the part (not taken) defired him to deliver his e•atch and : of the partner, to get fame thing or other from the fnarey. The witnefs accordingly leave him his parte, i profecutor. He is a mauled man, and was going cif:tying, that there wet e Gee!) auinees in it, he alto ; homeward,: boa can ten and eleven o'clock at night, delivered them his gold watch and feals. The pri- ; aleng Fieet (beet, when the prifoner advanced to tarter laid to the wand's, 'tis not m'y with to take him, afked him to gn with her, and on his declining Pay rearas life," and at the fume time reque'fed that a proceeding of the kind, the threw her arms round the v itnefs wotili walk on and not look behind him ' his waill, and he Moldy after felt Mmething flipped ha if he did it would he w rife for him. The wands I from his pocket. His watch had been in his wain. then paired on, and few the prifoner and the other ' coat pecker : he immediately miffed it. Titre pri m an in company with him crofs the Common toward • f iner ran nff ; but lie followed, and laid held of her, the Bald faced Stag—he immediately went to his and took her to the watch houfe; the fleuggled hard father's Louie, and procured the afTiriance af his hrn- to get away. The affair awaited the attention of a titer and a fer rant —they joined in put fuit of the rob. paffenger, who inquired of the profeentot the caul hers, and perceived them (landing at a (hart dif- of his dragging theeparner fo along? he told him fence from the Bald•faced Stag—the witnefs inflant- tkecaufc, which the prifoner then did nnnattetapi to ly collated the partner, and threw him :town, the controvert. On being taken to the watch honk, (he 4 slier man ran off and efcaped. Upon fearching the denied having the watch ; but the was fearched, and pritoreroltere war; found c tweeted in hi, fob the gold the article was found. However. the held it in her watch of which the witnefs had been kill robbed, but hand, and refuted to let it go till it was wrenched the attire was rniiliag. The biadgenn was ;tiro found from her by main force. The watch was duly idea conceOted beneath Lis coat. Thus was prodneed in tified by the profecutor. Court, and appeared to lie part sf hake plucked The mil - tater, who was evidently a nymph of the firm a hedge. The witnefs obferved to the prifoner, pavement, entered int?. a circumflantial detail in her I think you have made a bad night's work of it." defence ; the gill of which wa', that the prifoner firtt The ptiforei-, who did not make the lead refinance, accnfled her, wanting her to go with him; that the realied. " Indeed I have, Sir." did net like the appearance of the hnufe he propofed The brother of Mr. Lock, and alto the fervent cur to take her to.; however he behaved very airtitally iO4 robnrated that rant of his teflimony which related her, and as a remurcation, haring no money, tena to the appreher.tinn of the prifoner. deed her hi; watch, which of crtarfe the refuted to John Pickering. a Bow flreet officer, flared that the part with but for a valuable cnnfideration. pritnner ve lama, ily admitted the enmmillion of the It appeared net withaanding, that at the time the robbery, which he declared was the fire he had ever fad was committed, ()reoffered no fuch excufe in her committed. judificatinn ; and the whole, in the npinapn of Mr. This adrniffian the pi ironer, when called upon for Jnflice LF BLANC, teemed to be an after-thought of the his defence, did not attempt to deny, but attributed' prif intr. The capital part of the charge, that of his error to the want of ref lution in not withltand- Healing privately from the perfon, was obviated on ing the folicitatian of his accomplice, a man of the the fir It blufh at the evidence. it appeatiag rather a nime of Roberts. matter of force than of light fingering. He called two relpeatable tradefmen with whom The Jury, in a (brut review of the evi d ence, coin he had worked as a journeyman fmith, who gave ceded with his Lorathip, and found the prifoner him a good chat eater while in their fervice. guilty of Reath g, but not privately, tram the pert n. Sir Sirens Ls BLANC obferved to the Jury, that, horror, &leers, a genteel-looking young lad, of 16 from the evidence which had been adduced, and in- years of Lee, was capitally indicted for breaking into deed the,admiffion of the ptifor.er, there could be no the dwellin bottle Me ff rs. Thomas and George doubt of the fa& Sixer, linen di apes, in CoYentr y-ftreet, upon the 24th .Ihe Jury found him Guilty, hut recommended of July left. bins to mercy, on the ground of its being his fit ft I William Goodiann depofed, that as he. was palling offence, and that he had net ;Iced any cruelty. I along Coventry-flreet, about two o'clock in the after- Yob; Luiting ,Frnith, for tittering a enamel feit fhil I nenin of the day mentioned, he petceived the prifoner ling, with intent to detrand Mr. Hall, of the Swedith land another young lad, (landing chile to the profecta Crown public hnufe, in Gravel lane. on the loth sit tar's window, and one of them, the prifoner, in the June. The parner had been convided of a timilar lad of drawing rometharg ant of a broken pane in the offence, at the Aii.dtll, Icx Sellians, in the month of I protectitnes window. 't his turned nut to be a piece January 'Soo. and fuffeted the ultra' tentcrce of i 2 of Mk handketcltief, with which the prifoner ran nff. months imptiloninent. For the fecond offence the I The witnefs, however, folovr ed and caught him, punillimeat is death. I after he had shopped the goods about ten yards dif. The lad of uttering having been fatisfaelarily t.tnce from the ihap. The lhopman being apptizoi, proved, and alai that the prifoner had other bale tot kup the article off the pavement, and the witnefs money about his perfon, he was called upon for his brought the prifoner into the fh defence.. Edward Edwards, the profecutnes Ihnpman, proved He denied that he had any inteatian to defraud the artiele to have been in his matter's window. He any perfon, and averred that at the time he offered was at dialler in the hack part of the trop. These the flallieg in queflion, he was intoxicated ; that he was a hole in the ere rclaw, as large as w ould h a v e received hr t only that, hut the other bad filver found admitted his two hands. Nu Oaf., however, was upon him, tf a hackney-coachman the lame evening, found either in the inside, or on the pavement. The in change of a feven &Nag piece. hole had every appearance of having been cut. The Jury however not giving credit to his finry, Trarnfend, junior, a Bow flreet officer, proved, that found him Guilty—lfeath. he fork the pi itener 'Mtn culiody, and that the hand. fifary Dicey. Alia+ :Vary CraJy, for that the having, kerchiefs were delivered to him, but that he delivered nn the 16th to Jatinai y, iSc6, at alaiditime, in Kent, ' them the next day to the lhopman, who produced been entrained as a carranan uttere, of bale money, them. had fince, on the 231 of May, igoa, at St. Mary's, Mr. Thomas Sizer, the profccutor, identified the Matr., in the certat yof Middltiez, endeav aired property, and valued it at twenty-four thillings. He to pats a counterfeit fhilling. I alto depofed, that his houfe formed part of his (hop, Mr. Powell, one of the Solicitors of the Mint, pro. I and that both were litueted at No. ta;Cnventry-itrect, duced the rfft:c copy of the farmer convidinn of the I in the patith of St. James.., Wellminfler. pilaw, and the identity of her perfun was fully 'Due p. ironer, in defence, laid he was innocent. made our. Mr. Jutbce LF BLAN c, in bumming up the evidence, Mrs. Heath, and William Heath her hufband, obferved to the Jury, that as the piece of glafs had butcher, in I ainglan, partied that on the 23d May not been frond, and as the prifoner had not been ac• fall, the pi done, celled at their (hop, and putchafed i tually been either cutting or breaking the pane in the tram Mrs Heath a piece of veal which the gave her window, it nailt accafferily be doubtful whether or a bargain, toppling her to be a poor woman.— ! not he had adually committed that part of the crime She pail for it a Milling, which almoll i mme di ate ly chat red ita.inft lam, which comprised the breaking into the profecutta's dwelling houfe. If loch a danht not her quitting the (hop, Mrs. Heath fufpeded to ' therefore trilled in their minds, the prifoner (hand be bad. S! e fent her fel vault after the prifoner, but he could Ina overtake her. In abut an hour be acquitted of the capital part of the charge. and a half after wards the ()limner returned to the The Jury not finding the evidence fatisfedory apon fi l ar, and pt:rcha'cd of Mr. Heath a lamb's heart that point, accordingly found the prifoner only galley of for two pence, in payment of which the offered a stealing the goods, but not of breaking into the houfe. The folloaing were alto convided of felonies, viz. which the profecutor °braving to be coun att-tei., laid, he tuppoted the was the perfon who Blaclmore, for Healing a pocket book, one al. bad }bac more than an hour fince, impoled an I note. one guinea, &c. the property of R. Hiliiird. his wite. Mrs. H. on Peeing her, immediately knew I Him. Garland . ; tor Healing a piece of linen, the pro lie; to be the lame. The prifoner at fit a denied the pert) , of C. Kinder. ha i ever been in the (hop ; but, on Mrs. H.'s laying Sopa: Hablard, for Healing three guineas, the pro the treat no doubt the veal the had pnrchafed from her petty of G. Lawfon. site :1.11:Ct si rich the piratic!: held in her hand, Ann Bai!ey, for Healing a piece of cotton, the pro file admitted that that might be the Mop where the perty of J. Craig. had made.tuch pat citafe. On fending for an officer, 7. (lad, for Healing a carpet, the property of J. and real-clang the pi iternei, the piece of veal told her I H. and P. Btoom. by Mrs. H. a.as "found in the basket, alcog with a , I K. Ilia/fon, for Healing 22 yards of 9annel, the variety of other little articles. She was obferved alto property of J. Stirtevant. to have lomething in her mouth, which, on the I . 7. P;Mer, for Healing a furtout coat. officer', attempting to ditcr.ve'r it, the fwallowed. Clark, for Healing feveral articles of plite, the The _any immediately faund hcr guilty—Death. property of F. De Tallet. J. Anderfon was indided for fleeting too wine I And three were acquitted. glades, aii4 three copper boilers, the property of I'. Hall, matter of the 'Three Crowns tavern, it Stoke Newington.. The as-titles had been depofited is a building between the houfe and bawling green, nu the atternoon of the lath of June.. They.were Itolep kern atter, and the glalies were broe[ght home 443 hours by one of Mr. H.'a fervantv, who found them in a ditch, and the boiler by Healy, who concealed hinsielf till be few the prifoner defcend the ditch with a iseck, atte which he put the boilers, and thtew the contents over his lhouldia, and walked off. Healy initaotly . Sunday night a fire broke nut at a hnu e ee ler ttrett.Spitalfield, which at fittt ptefentedati alarm ipg afpeet, but the iptedy arrival of the engines pre ventowl any epafiderable damage. As M. PlinAle, a firmer, of the Yew Tye% neat OmberSch Flas,retarning. fronA . 4iiclifermipteer, un Etictay.laftilie w 1 throwa from.-his btale i 0,04 ► 0! the animal taking higlir‘.mirl -received foleyereVal oontyfins.no tha l jack of hiabead, chat be ; reualMed fpeechlefs until Sunday morning, when he espired,D Concede PATENT W 0274 Loa runt s.—To Parcnts,Guanlians ~, and Others, who have the care of Chiklrco, this valuable Medicine' cannot be too ftrongly recommended. Worms are a difeek fete children efcape. They deltroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digt Rion, produce pains in the ftomach and bowels, deprive the body of its nourifliment, occafion emaciation and palettefs,itop the progrelk of growth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming con • I i millions, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their elfeets lells fevere on grown perform 4 by ulcerati-g the bornach and.! bowels, they are often the eaufe of lingering complaintc, which prove fits! at - -and fubjeCt the patient to the molt exmcilting i fits of agony and . In childhood. every difeafe with which a child is aillidted it alio highly exafprrated by them. Th.. cer tainty and fafety both of their prtvenion and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eftahlifhed to the latis`a&lon of the Public, by the tellimmay of the lint and molt leading charadters of the No bility. and of others of high rcfpeetability, who have witntired its 1 remarkable efrt Cts in their own families, that it is only necett.ry to i oblerve, this is the period of the feafon when loch a medicine I ought to he given,to children and others, to prevent auy a:tack of . this complaint.--riold who!dale and retail, at Mug and Butler's, No. 4. Cheapfitle, Corner 01 Paternofter-row: and retail, by molt 1 country venders, in boxes, at es. 941. and ss. 61 i ---- ECCLESIAS ricAL PROMOTPINS. The Rev. W. H. Langton, R. D. is lnftituted to the fineca•e Palmy of Longford, in Derbylhire, on the praentation of T. w' Coke Efti The Rev. John Preflon. M. A. Fellow of Chrift'. College Cambridge, is nrefentt d by the Water and Fellow. of that Soei ety, to du Refto►y of Toll, with the Vicarage of Caldecot an. rexed, both In Cambridgeibire, vacated by the death of the Rev Edmund trent. lhe R. Samuel Hafted, M. A. of Chrift College, Cambridge, fon of Mr. Tiaorno. Hatted. Efq of Cambridge, is appointed by the Provoft of King's College. Conduift to that Society, in the room of the Rev. C. H. Woollaftbn, refigtied. _ _ _ _ BIRTHS. On the Oh inft'."t, at Tilfhed Lodge, Wilt+, the Lady of George Lowther, Lig of a fon. Oo the t . 4 th itazot, the Lady of Sir William johnfton, of Cat::iehar, Bart. of a fon. - , Friday moriting, the Lady of John Longden, Ertl of Belmont Houfc, Vauxhall, of a fnn. At Hilton, on the zd natant, Mrs. Colonel Deas, of a daughter. MARRIED. On Friday laft, at Flopten %Vetere, Salop, by the Rev. Tho mas Bowan-, Mr. Richard Golightly, of Liverpool, Merchant, to Mils M. Skelhorn c, young& daughter of the btc Mr. Saelhorne, of Liverptol. In December laft, attlee boufe of James Henry Cafamajor, F'q . at Madras. Charles Mirth, Efq. Barrilter at Law, Advocate of the Supreme Court of judicature at that Prefideney. and ju,:ge Adv"- cate General to the Army, to Mite Lewin, daughter of Thomas Lewin, Efq. of Ridgway, Southampton. Tuefday fennight, at l'relton, Lancalbire, Robert Robbiaß i Ffy of Lincoln's him, to Mit. Horrocks, Mkt of S. Horrceks, Ely M. P. or Prritnn. Same day, William Hayden, jun. Ffq. of Guildford. Surrey, to Mils Walker, daughter of Edward Walser, Etq of Gettintliorpe, Effex. 1)1E1). On the :id 'nitwit, of a deep decline, at his father's houfr, erfter.place Juhn Charles Fitzgerald, lifq. only fon of John Fitz gerald, F.fq. 'I hurfday, at Clifton, Anne Albin; third daughter of William Fowler. Efq. of Newnhant, Glotoccdertbire, aged is years. On the tcth inftant, aged 81 years, John Levet:, Ely. at his elate, I•aft Clore, near Chriit Chterch, Hams. On the 110 infant, at his apartments in 13ueklerIbury, Edward Pryre, Ffq. of Merton, Surrey. aged 6 'Jr the Bth init. acrd 2^. Mils Margret ▪ Frances Ogle, daughter of Colonel Ogle, of Walton upon-Thames, Surrey. Thutfttay, at her father's Houle in Camden place, Bath, Mirs !cabala Conn, nay. Laft week, Mr. Thomas Nails, attorney at law, Abingdon, one of the coroners for Berk !lire. - _ _ At Caddcr. on the at ft nit. Robert l-Tay. Erg. nf Drommtlzier. HIGH WATER Af LONNON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Ikon Ing • 25 ailantrs after 3 Attrn *on 39 minutes after 3 DR. FREEMAN'S CUTTA SALU TAR IS. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been ct long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can hear a competition with it in an the different Rages of a certain Difeee. which it dreamily cares and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and cipo!ure that attends falivation, without debilitating the coafti:uinn in any degree, or even re quirinc confinement from bet:lock. or reftriddion in diet. The raeheal vinues of there ineftimahle Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than thirty years. In ad the de hility of lands fixes, they prove a never failing reftorative, whc tber the debility is prudoced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pica'urzs, rr the effeds of a warm climate to travellers, and thole going abroad. 'I hey cannot he recommended too ftrnngly to who will receive a fa'e. fredy, and complete cure in ad nil iluhborn facet=, and every we Ands that ere& the bladder and organs of urine By its efficacy many women have become mo• there who for years had be cn deprie ed of that happirds ' Sold witoldale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chcnfide, cor ner 4.t Pate ro. fter•rova, and retail by Beim, Portiment h. Welton Port lea ; V.' iils and Rogers, Plymouth. Beck, Hull; Calwe:ll, l)ub; lin; M.lcelonald, Olafgow ; Smith and Nlande.rton, l'e'inburgh; and by rn-it country medicine valders, in bottles, at is. 94.1. each , with ample dirceliens. xAT HEN Profeili lot Men of Education alid Xe " fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the feledion of a •part;colsr blanch the fandiou of long cooticued fucceXes is the Iv!t criterion of fuperierity. Thiftern years have I devoted my praeliee to the excluVe treat. mert of l'hree Piroriers, and the fuecefsful refultof Inv ugives me a&itional ardour to nppofe as far as I am able, the ravages of &ore Complai2ta which are the molt important in the Catalogue of Human inSrmiriea. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army surgeon, I formed a wtth lc an early period of pradliee to recut. individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous preemitancy of general Pra.tlitirovers. 1 !le Three Difor.lers, to the cure of which I have devoted my atte• eon entoptife every ftterios of V FNS FAL. INPECTIN. whether of a rreent or long duration. dslly, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from tho itanitg of Ichool boys or the indulgenco. est rwure lge and, lattiv. twat dernieruent of the fvftrm fa wa men whiali i.. cillecll3AltkEt , t NI F.: S, or S ri Numerous Dittafes are the refuit of ignorance. or bade in the treatment nf a Ironic Gonorchma t and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feed.; t.f Life arc poifoncd by the trdircretion of an unguarded boor Ly a foperior meth° I fucb C./113041V% arc tally cored; and. even where others have faii.d, I trult t!at 1 may pre form to ' , rex- a radical re-enahliihroent. _ _ Few, however, are the cafes of complkated diftrefs in this do order, compared with the calamitous &indent of men, who from an inilitlgenee in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a tallot ante life, acquire that ftate of debility, which is the una vuidat le eonreguenee of fneh pernicitnis habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mlfery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confshoion far him to know, that although ir he an ohjeEt of doubt cr uncertainty with other praditionern the removal of thefe iltficiencirs by the gradual progrds of renovation is the acquirement of my expert cur If 'he rites of 'Bacchus or Verus have begun to reduce manly signor, much ansiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of thia languid ftate: and in thele cafes no great difficulty will occur. The tecrecy which is to effrntial to my underrasing, and the gratifications which I have prefumed to state, form the balls of my peenuflons. and in coincidence with filth this intimation is ' given, that Mr. Bree may be confultesl pLrfonally, or by Letters (incitifmg a (mall Note), at his boort, No. 29, Arundel-fteert, Strand near Temple-Bar MARRIiiD W4:SMEN, who It2V.:. long been difappointed their expedations of a family, may be atfured, that in mutt lin ftances, fuchdcfeCts are curable by Medical (kill. There Is an additional hntrance In Water fireet adjoining. and the name is on both the d..ors. MARTIN BREF., Member ni pie Royal College of Surgeons in Lem.'on. A CAUTIGON.—Some Pcrcona. WhO falsely affect thenstenes to be NilihtlitliS-es 7141 t ROYAL Cottanc,hmfieg for feveral mor,ths paft copied my Advertifrment; aloud word for word. and (alerted them as their own prod:onions It is my duty to mention that Mire Perfosts are solMenibers of any Ckillegeln London, Edin burgh, or entwines; nor have they day right to ?radise Surgery In Lot)don. *B . . A Lilt dethe keasbers ti put tithed at the Hoofs of tbc College in LincJia's Ira:skids, which may be refrtred to. SALE BY AUCTION. . • VALA OF LLANGOLLEN, DENBIGHSMF.. On Thitrfday the tft day of Oaohz:r 1837, Lt the Hand Inn, is 1 hilt - Mtn, in the Couatt of Denhigh, in the following Lo;., and tolled 'a; Nell Conditions .s th.di he then reduced (utefs pr inie giv e n)etril•allyt lifofed of by Private Contraet, of *hicb due noti ce w THE full awing VALUABLE ESTATES, vIZ quantitits. TenericnY; A v. r. pengwtrn Hail and Deniefne 167 523 Let. Tenant. Names t Ern! Edward. J Edward% E. Evans, and E Edwards Pengwetr. F rai - 3 John Edwards ••• Par , of l'y iffit 4 Ditto Ditto 1311 2 1 23 40 0 43 1 1 0 S !Mtn:" Ditto 6 Ditto Frw /Irakly and Cottage 7 John Jones and John. Pergwerit Mill and put of Tiry It dw artly Felin i s 6 8 John Edwards F.tw Pengerrig 2 t 31, 9 Unto Y Dnlydd 4 320 to Ellis Edwards Mcfrii..;;;. and Farm 33 t 3, i t Widow Parry Ditto 31 0 ty t 1 J Edwards, carpenter Ditto 17 1 19 13 Thomas Evans Di•t,i 33 3 1% _ 14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto 3, 0 I t s edwaril Evans Ditto 6 a 4 16 Edward EV3III Mae. y Crnes 1 0 0 t 7 HE; Edwards Car Helin and Rhos Peugv:crn t i a 4 18 Edward Evans Fiw Cathod 3 2 lc 19 Ellis Edwards (I‘...aw Fan y Coed 4 1 13 Theabove Farms are utnatml in the tow;lihip of Pengwera. in the btautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of I.l.ll , goilen, eke !cc ! nery of which has been the admiration of all travellers. Tlie woods and coppice.; are will grown. and the timber of large di mettlloo* wine 1 are to he taken by the purchafcrs at a fair rratua . lion. North Wales cannot produce a more eligthle. or d limbic I %illation for the refulence of a witet I family than this eitate. The ftreaniq running through the Eitate art nun: roue, and rea der the greet part capable nt itnprt.veatent by irrigation. The Sheep walk.; are very extenfive, empriling above 703 acre+, and their boundaries are well -fcertained. The town of I.lan> alien adjon , s the Eltate, which camprifes the whole of the towniliip of Pengwan, with the exception of a cottage or two, and kin a ring Fence. The dillance front the market town of Wrexham is is from Ofwetry to milt., and trom It othin tt inlet. The trnants have dire "ions to flaw the ell des Printed par ticulars may be hail of Mr. Wynne, Snlicit.r, Mold; hieffrs. Philpot and Stone, flare Cotirz. remple. I.one.en ; at the Hotel and Feather. inn, Clvtlter; the Hard lon, I.lmizollen ; at the Eagles Inn in Wrexham; thr Royal lintel, Liverpo..l; and at all the principal inn: in the orighlamerhood. N B Further inform:trim may he obtained at Mr. Wynnes Office, in M , Id. where a plan of the F.ftatee may iu L. en. DIXON'S Ch.l.hbli..t i.. 1) r 1,14 A 'HESE PILLS have long obtained a 'pill cete -11 in the private practice of the prorriei or. Mr. RIXOI4. Apotheeary.and from their great fucrefs in many oh!tinate Difordera, on numerous pltients of slitlindion and others, prti cularly the Duke of Bedf:rd, Sir Z:ctuge Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowler Lady Say and Stir, the Vifentintefe liulkeley, &c &c. he. was »erfoadeil to offi r :h, m to the public, undtr the approbittion and fandlion rfth•.ir name. he following is a Proof of their FffiCACy.- .. Dt4l Caftle, Haverfordweit, South Wale; Febrenry 24. 1833." '' Captain Lloyd relents bis compliments to Mr. Dixon, altber not perfonally acquainted wi , h him, would take it as 2 favour, if he would find him four nr 6ce bone-s of his 1911 , , as Ginn as he poffibly e:tn. Mrs. Lloyd, who ha* always tired tne Medicine, is now pregnant and very unwell—for the great fervicc they have been to 'Mrs I dnyd, as %VCR as to COL Bilh-p and all his family, Capt. Lloyd Ills it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever goes; he really thinks if Mr. bison would appoint lonic perfolls as venders in this county it would he a benefit to the comnimiity." 110'111s are filind to he an incompare , le remedy for reitorinL the tone of the ltomach—for curing indic.cilion —for preverttinfr crudities, and the it corfequert difagrceable eritdtations and fl ta fences. rb, y pr. vent hal ittial and temporary vql.ivenefs—fiet head achs, and here burn srf ich is orellioned by pregnancy, and a debilitated nomad', whether arifirg tram the acrimony of the redundant bile. intemperate diet, or drinking to excefs. Sold wholefale and re ta.l at Mr. Butler's, No 4,Cheapfide, cot. ner of Patermitlrr row, London; and retail by molt country Me dicine Venders, in bfAtes at 29. 93 aoil 6* each ulJt'LEk'a lil LORA I: EVE UOT H-POW- A , DER. here c(ferrd to the ore of the Pubiic at large, was in the circle of Dr P. H. Dirnf,lale'.. particularacquaintance, and the Nobility and Caney, his patients, and its virtues jelly appreciat ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from nublicly announcing this prepare. ion. Mr. Butler has come int. , poffrCinn of the original recipe, and he begs to affurt thole aiiiieted with decayed or cam five teeth and gums, that they may rely on Its efficacy and efitor wive quality—a truifm of which any one may be cenvircel, ryi fair and candid trial o' one hot. Of the properties of this Footle Powder it's deterfive property Is jolt (efficient to clear away thref.e dettruclive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums. and in the interitices the teeth, without injuring the furface osf either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new rea lm I of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured nr corrected ee the latter. It has a plenfant and agreeable odour and is withal fa p-rfeCtly innncent, that it may he eaten without njnry. Thcfe diltingniffting charaderiftics of its fanative effects and fuperiority. have procured it the tint:mended approhation of the (teen, .he Princeffes, the Em,:re fs cf Iluffia, the Ditch , fres ot Yoi liedm.d. Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the F.nglifh and for ign No hility, many or whom recommend it with admiration, as a need . - fary append: Re th, t der. . and indeed they do int common . o'- 1 rice boon, li..ce it imparts a Cie-tunes and beautiful miners to the gums .to the breath the nv1(1. delectable (wearers, and if tired eon. dandy as enrcdtrel, wid render the teeth firm and white, and /H e. vent the tooth eels from returning to thole who have been liableto its molt baneful riTeds. Prepared and full wholelJe and retail by Me Butler, No. Cheaptide, corner of Paternotler-cow, London, and of molt coin try Medicine Venders and Perfumers,ia boxes at as. 9d. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wire 3 ToOb. Breithes.priec is. each. PLAN': AuvweiTat..t. — I 'HE advantage the public mutt always derive A. from regulsey Ls: seated profeffionsl non diredtirg emelt et clufivslv their fitu'i. a to ore ipteies of malady, 44.14 nevermore clearly demonfirated than by the unexampled frezefs which has attended tb , aJnii.dfirstioa of their new remedy. and the extra ordirary cures it hut perosrmed. Fora long fericsof years, Merest CUM kW and Co. Surgeous. fornscrly in his Majefty's ferrid have trade the Vet ereal I)ifeafe the particular oiled of their in- veltigetial and an harry in having; dircovered a met:ici: , :.- lane. nor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is tutficieut to obferve that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppoCte to thole of mercury,for though it completely ersdkates every vedise of the virus, is its moll co; firmed liars, yet it does not in tins lealt injure the conaitution—on the contrary. it renovates the fyl. tern in ad its teatural fun.!tions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—thits lilac-ad of re..;isciog a !Irving anti vigorous couldn't.. I no!: to the frightful cordifion thst mercury does, it not *ay pre fcries that conilitution in its primitive state, but retorts a west and detllitetnl one to its .taturatitrerge: and vigour. Nur.sus rl , 'S in:lances are en recent record of th.. foredor elficsey of this 11 , 1,. 4 . , .. in-, its inherent anti fpecitic virtues :Idling 14 a prr peteal corr-citer to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels ot csujugal or illicit pleaftire, or 'torn the more infiduous, tit • ti.;h net las defiruCtive indulgence of ircas tiows youth of hors fexes in a certain pernicious habit Amid* the incla. , chely variety of diforders which arc the confequence of this frlitary vice, there are none snore afflidling than that dittredise !tate of debihry a , •il deficiency, which prevents or embitters tie ma. trimonial Rate ; the unhappy !Offerer broods over his ntisfortioe. ,adianied to lick retie, until be is reduced to foch a date of wok tirfs as to render lif: opprefUve. To fach perfons it mud beats , ' tiding refleeti..n, to k ruo.e that they may now, by a new Will& mode of treattnc at, be reftored to that greatel of all human bled ings,aftrook. manly and v:gorrous vonftitution. IP all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever cede &wring. , as welt as in every fprcies cf venereal iofedim, Marrs Cilliit afil Co. may be confulted by patients of either fee, with the greeted Currey and honour, at their bottle, No. 107,1 -tattoo Garden. Letters from the •Colintry (poll paid) including a bank ogres wiil have the ncceffary medicine and advice lent to anyput of the Kingdim. Nn. t: Hart na . rrlen. I.ONDON : Printed and publilbed by LEV*LKENT, (tt Cao. tertiary Pi...ce, Lic.:Ltt'l) at the STAR•QYZICII, N. t, Can" , ft met. Ptiolialc„l alfo at the STA ta-Ot ;act, Temple-Bat