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L 44.! iNTE iL iGENCE. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS, DECEMBER 14. HINES SI. SANDMAN. This aeinn was brought to recover a compenfa tion in damages from the Defenaant, he having kept a dog which tole the Plaintiff's arm in fo Chocking a manner, that he was confined for feveral weeks. The damages were laid at 3001. Serjeant COCKLE Hated the Plaintiff's cafe, and Paid, that his client was a working hatter ; the De fendant a man of fortune, who kept, for his arctufe ment, he fuppofed, a dog, which, whenever he could get out of doors, would feign on the firft perfott who came in his way. His client, who was a hard work ing, honeft man. had been, on the morning of the sd of Chlober left, taking a walk, before he went to his work, and happening to pals by the Defendant's door in Qseen ftreet,in the Borough, he met an old friend of .hr., and was in the very a& of finking hands with him, when this dog ran acrofs the greet, fprung upon bis arm, and Asuo g there with fo much con flancy, that be could not be difengtged from his hold till the piece was feparated from his arm. The Plain tiff was immediately taken to an hofpital, where he remained for the (pace of thirteen weeks; during which time he was not capable of earning a fingle fhilling, although, being an extraordinary good work man, he ufed to earn commonly three guineas a week. The Defendant was applied to by the friends of the Plaintiff, to make fome eompenfation, which be totally refilled. William Phair depofed, that in the month of April 1803, be was palling through Queen greet, in the Borough, that a dog came out oT the Defendant's 'A-,lsottfe. and made a Leap at him, which he parried off .111th his Rick ; that he them made his efcape into a' Oldie bonfe, but he could not fay the Defendant Mew of his being atvicked. ' l n. Henry Brett fatd, that pang by the Defendant's C" boufe, the dog ran at him, and caught him by the ''leg, but he did not inform the Defendant of it. John Harper was fervent to the Defendant ; he beardtim fay that the dos " e fervent maid. bat that was fubfequent to hie I ' Plaintiff ;be 2 4 tbs was prefent when be bib* 'i . Ire had him out that morning, ae 4,, le dog . with him : the Plainti ff * • and imme diately the great dog fazed . arm: be did not know the dog was wicked, or be thould not have taken him out : his mailer was unacquainted with his taking it out, and the Defendant bad not had this dog for more than fix weeks, at the time he bit the Plaintiff. Serjeant Cocai.s, not having any other witneffes to produce, &id, he would fare the Court a situ deal of time and trouble: he was convinced there was not evidence follickst before the Court, to thew. as secerary. that the Defendant knew the dog was in the habit of biting. His client mug, therefore, now flibmit to be roonfoited. and commence a frogs adios his the next term. Plaintiff Noefikel Wallin& 15.—.X*111114 JAIIIIATT. Tbis was an action for an accent; Mr. Kerr, the Plaintiff s is a wealthy fhip chandler. and very well know on Change. Mr, Jarrett, the Defendant. bad formerly been an intimate friend of his, and was concerned with Mtn and fome others in a privateer. which bad been very fuccefsful. Mr. Jarrett had a great inclination to be made Treafurcr, and to re wire the easy large feats of money, which were re. to be divided.ansoogft the Proprietors. The wt wilhing to let the money go into the Wilk ' was a principal means of preens isg his appointment; this fo enraged the D ef endant s that ha committed the *fast, for which tie prefeat adios was brought. and which was proved by Sa muel Leavers, who depofed, that on the aoth of July lan. at :threeo'clock in the day, he law die Defen dant bolts; at the entrance of the Exchange, with a large cane in his hand ; he allied him, how he did, and what was the matter with him ? to which he an- Peered, he did not know bow he was, and that be was waiting there to cane that d—d rafcal Kerr ;he then went in and told Kerr; bat be faid he knew it, as Jarrett bad fort in a niefage to him to that put pofe. At a little after four o'clock he faw a cane laid scroll a man's back, which lie loon found was Jar. tats performing his promife ; a fcufile enfued, the 1 I li a fell, and the Defendant received a revere drub: blia. I-le then few them both preparing to fight, bat the Officers interfered, and took them to the Poultry. They were afterwards carried before the Loan Maros, who bound over the Plaintiff to profe cute at the Taft Seffions, but be choofe rather to take an *aim. Serjeant Cocci.' called no witneffes for the De. fendant ; but, in a very long fpeech, endeavoured to prove, that the damages ihould be (mall. The Jury gays soL ItaLLICIC •ND WUI V. CI _ . The plaintiff, an honeft runic, brought his anion ' to recover damages for a brutal alfault committed on Ihis wife by the defendant, who rode over her while the was gleaning a few ears of corn on the eftate of Mr. Durand, of (porting celebrity, near the village of Carthalton. It appeared. that during the harveß in Auguß lag, the plaintiff, accompanied by other women and children of the village, went to glean ' the fields of Mr. Durand, during which the defen dant, who is bailiff on the efiate, rode in among them on horfeback, and expreffed his determination to tide over all in his way, as his mailer had given him leave to do fo, or to fend them to the devil. The women and children, in confequence of his attempt to put the threat in execution, were greatly terrified, fere wal narrowly efcaped, but the plaintiff was untie fnr- Innate. the defendant purfued her, and although Rte Eivaed him for Goo's fake to turn .aficle. regardlels of her cries be rode over her ; the bode trade on her back, and tlae confequence wa%, that fhe was under the hands of Mr. Wallace, a forgeon, fur a month, and was not yet perfetily recovered. •, The defendant, intlead of expreffing forms, for the injury he had d"ne, exclaimed, d—n her. flie is , an old offender, and I had a grudge againft her. • It was urged by Mr. Serjeant lit s r for the defen dant, that he was obliged to tefort to the teems he had taken to preferve the prnperty of his m a tt er from I being pillaged. as the plaintiff and the other gleaners had got among the (hocks. It, however, appeared fr'm all the witneffes, that none of the ;; leanera were within a confiderable diflance of the Chocked (heaves; and that the defendant had no , pretence for h;, i cendnet. Mr. Junice Roots directed the Jury to give fuch damages as would deter the defendant from exerci fing hi. inhumanity in future towards perfons of the plaintiff's defcription. Verdift for the plaintiff—Da mages 631. • DEC 17.--lIARNITTZ V. TROST. The Plaintiff in this alion had given a quantity of black lace to the value of 551. t Bs. to a perfon of the name of Turner to fell for him on ecenmiffion. He difpofed of it to the Defendant. As one witnefs de pofed, the goods were fold in the name of the Plain tiff. Another, however, Paid that Turner bad fold them in I#is own name, as commilEon brokers fre quently do. The defendant detained the goods as a fet off againa a debt alledged to be due byTurner to him. The plaintiff demanded the refforation of the lace as being his property. The Jury bad then to decide between the contradiEtory &dement of the dif ferent wit:n(l'es. Mr. Janice CH4 maw informed them that if they thould think that the goods were teeny difpolid of on commiaion, the defendant had no right to detain another man's property for what Mr. F. might be fuppofed to be indebted to him. The Jury were of that opinion, and gave a verdict for the plaintiff to the full amount or what the lace was Rated at, via. 551. res. WIrATt ft. AtiaIIIISON. This was an anion brought to recover back a fum of money which bad been paid to the Defendant by a Bankrupt. The bankrupt hintfelf proved that be had com mitted an ad of bankruptcy immediately before he paid his debt to the Defendant, and therefore the Agnes, who were the Plaintiffs, had a right to recover. _ _ - . ..—.... Serjeant Bevy, on the part of the Defendant, con tended that the bankruptcy was a fraud trumped up in order to deprive the Defendant of his jult claim. As no pofitive evidence was produced to contradia the teftimnny of the Bankrupt, the Jury found a ver die fur the Pl.intiff—.Damages 321. LONDON MARKETS; CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DECEMBER t i. RlrlTitN of WHEAT lo Mark-Lana, locladini only from die 34 of Dee. to the Sth of December—Total 14,399 Quarter,. Aomace zoo 9,4 lower than loft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the IR of Dumber to the yds of December. Total.-okalt facke--Aarteage soso. it— ra Od. higher then loft return. lIRON Tat LONDON OAZ&TTN, S !MEMNON 115. Average Price of Caw la Etat and Wass, tram the swim Slang tie Eth of December, a Wheal Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Baas. Peale. s. 1. a 4. a 4. e. d. a 4. 4. 4. 86 a t 49 tee 4S 1 s 7 8 se 4 5a 9 . The average Price of Sugar, computed tram the Returns made In the week ending December ts, Is is. Ed. pa hundred weight. PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 405 to 1006 pa cwt. White ditto 6os to 1205 do. Trefoil Os to 4co do. Cutaway z zos to 1 145 do. Corlantier, to. to its do. Turnip iSs to to per ballad. White Stsflard Stood, 7s to zoo 6d do. Brown ditto, Its to to do. Corry, 76 od to Is od do. Rye Grafi so 6 od to jot od per quart= PRICE OF HOPS. SAO& POCKETS. il Kest - 31 z6s to 41 sysl Kent - 41 co to sl t C Sulks - 31 so to 41 15 Stales • 41 os to 31 os Elea - ' 31 146 to 41 Si Fa rn ham 71 06 to 31 is PRICE OP HOPS THE BOROUGH. Sap 41 45 to 41 tes f Pockets 41 too to sl iii PRICES OP HAY AND STRAW. _ _ . Smithfield. St. Jasoes'e. WhiteehapH. thYPattlad 4 4104 15 1 18 010 4 8 013 16 to 4 14 o Straw 1 13 to 1 o 1 13 oto s 3 6 1 16 to z 4 0 porn 3es to y o 410 ta 5 3 0 SMITHFIELD. December 1 7. To ink the offel.4er Rone of ills. Beef 4s od to to od real ys ed to ye 44 = Mutt 44 84 to js Sd Pork ys Id to si tad DEAD OW Beets about alma—Sheep and Lambs typos. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, December t 7. Per ftone of lib. by the ceramic - . Beef ss 44 to se od I VealNB4 to 6a $4 p Mutton 3$ 84 to od Pork 3s 8d to ood RAW HIDES. Hides (per one) 35 Ild to 4s 4d rorfe Skins 1411 od to t7s Middling 3s 4d to 31 6d Heavy Calf ice bd cacti Ordinary 31 041 to se ad Sheep Ski= PI lid 40 61 64 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market as ad Town Tallow 741 6d to OS Clan Market 41 sd EWE& ditto (can.) 6u od to 211 Wffitechapel Market Ruffia ditto (roar) 684 6d to as (pa QOM of itb.) 45 4d Melted Solt 604 od to os Ditto rough 4111 od to os 23$ iid Gm-um 141 od, Avenge Atte 4s sid Good Dregs itoto os Yellow Sap, 82s. to os.—Mottled, yos.—Curd. 942 Price of Candies per dozen, it I.6d.—Moulds, i as. W. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Bata, so to 5616 each 136 to 244 Ditto, Go to 6511) 23d to a 64 Merchants Backe —4 to 21d Dreffing Hides sad to 234 Fins Coach Hides 23d 10 14d Crop Hides for Cutting 23d to 24d Flat Ordinary 22d . to Isil Calf Skins, 30 to Ea per doses sad to 384 Ditto so to rilb 33d to 374 Ditto 30 to lob sad to 344 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 35 6d to p 94 Large ditto 21011 to t6os per des. Goat Skins —4 to —4 dittos Tanned Hark Hides 151 to 38. each COAL EXCHANGE, December 14. Beit Coils, in the Pool, per Chaldims 564. od. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 6/11. od. Sunderland, per chaldroo sos. od. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 624. od. SEA COAL METERS OFFICE, December 1 4. 1804. December co. Moudsy, 37 Cargoes fold to she Pad ii 01114464. 10 37a. 6d . per Cialdroo. December le. Wednefday, 8 ditto, 48s. 9d to 53c 3d. December 54. Friday, 7 ditto. 4CI. 9d. to too Od. COON rItY MARK Efs. ►RIM Ot 011 AI% AT TOE ►OLLOWINO MA BAStrIOST Olt --Wisest 74s Cd to tifts od per Quarter. Tiark7 40$ al to 4ss od I Bans Jos od to sys od O a t, 216 od to 3C.$ o d oft od to ea od MAITII6.Itrao.--Whoot 74* od to tta od per fir ; 04 Barley 41sto 46s od Beans 504 lid to 3 od Oats alls al t. ass od Peale su od to sbs od Nrwsusr.—Whcst 561 Cd to 1304 od per Qr. Barley 331 od to 475 od Bests SOO od to ss od Oats 0431 od to 29.1 od Peale 364 od to 6os od Iltatsr..—K'brat si4 od to tits od per (t. 3131 od to 4d6 Od I Beans 4116 al to s4s od 246 cd to 316 od Pure sz,s cd to sss Cd PrADING —Wheat 6a od to 1204 Od per O. Bark). 4CI od t. 4311 04 Beans 4111 al to sets at (fats 24s 64 to sos od Peals s3s od to sss od Barley gee P.CCLESIASTICAL TROMOTION. Th. Rey. Thomas Batt, M. A. of Chrift Church. Oxford is I nrtiro•ri.J. 1 , . the Lord Itifhop of St. DAvid . s. to the hir:rvg of lal r...rth. 4:U4:L.Ou Lb( prefcruativa of the Dray and Chapter MTH. On the sth inft. the Lady of Rode lotaeattney. Ef9. et Seth Cope-ftreet, Dublin. of a fon. MAt(RIED. At Wilber!, county Cork, John Can, Efq. of CsmbErsei, attorney, to Mira Anne Donovan, footed daughter of David bo oms. Ertl. Oa Thornily, at Cledmanchefter, Wm. }Trail. Era. of ksare. London, to Mifs Watfm, daughter of the Rev. Joked Wader, Vicar of Oodmaneheller. Monday Wanight, at Erdal, Captain Selwyn, of the loth regi ment of foot, to Mils Jones, of Oxford. Wednefday femnight, James Torre, Efq. Weft fon of James Torre, Efq. of Suydale, io the musty of York. to Mifs eideit daughter of the late Edward Whitwell, Efq. Thurner Mullett, at Chefter, Wm. Smith, Efq of Waring too, to MA Eitoo, otilj daughter of Alm. Eaton, Efq. of Chelter. On the IR of May lad, at Madras, Robert Orme, fsfq. to Mira Margaret Sowle, of the fame place. Tuddsliorniag, at St. Oparge's Clureb, Hanover fquare, Moans . Efq. of Good Eater, lite*, to Mrs. Webb, of Great, Waltham, E cr. Thatflay fennight, at the Abbey Church. Shrewlbury; Roger 'Cram, Efq. of Witham Orme, arm. iro Mira Ocarsiava Oak. daughter of Sir Chula Oakley, Bart. At Stonehoofe, near PlyrnooTlT,on Monday the zoth Intent, Mils Elizabeth Langton. daughter of the late Bennet Langton, Efq. of Langton, In the Comity of Lincoln, and the Dowager Comers of Rothe'. WedneSlay left, at Sutton Courtney, Bette, Rickard Sager Gallaway, Efq. of that place, in the 78th year of his age. On the s7th May, near Buda, in Bundlound, in the Raft In dies, Lieutenant Colard Charles Inuit, of the Bengal Artillery, in whom aftesnftlsge °revery private virtue, of undfaled pub. lic fpirit and inagrity;amildned with dlitingulthod poleaxed waits, coufplred to endear him to the numerous friend, and ac quaintances who now lama the loft fultaincd In the tamination of his honourable career. On Tkurfday bft,at her bade In Welheck-ftreet, MraGodfalve, the widow of the laze Admiral Godfalve. On the sth bit at his fat in Sonorfalkire, after a Unstring ithicfs, Mr. Were, hanker, of Lombard-ftreet. On the sd init. in his Sod year, Mr. Arthur Bruce, for many years Secretary to the Natural Hiftory Society of Edinburgh. Sunday fennight, in the prime of life• after a fame indifpolithm, In his 27th year, Mr. Thomliptrot, of the Liverpool Independent Ride Corp Thurfday kit, at his alumnus • In Devorldre-ftreet, Michael Marais Lynch, Efq. d Madow, in the county of Cork, Ireland, late of the Royal North Lincola Regiment of Militia, and baba in-law to the Right Hoe J. H. . Same day, at the Mod book, St. at, Dahlia, after s days Nods, the Rev. W. Oasis, O. .A. OM the aft init. at Wakotibee, Lambeth, James Adams, Efq. late of the Iftsnd of Barindloes, aged 78. Mr. Allen, father to W. Allm, who was Oat by the Guards at Wilkes's riot, in the year 1768, and to whole roma, a famous monument Rands In Newington Church-yard, on Friday la, at the advanced aged 9S, without a day's previous Nub, and wan barks! In the fame tomb on Sunday lea. FREEHOLD SECURITY. WILTS. FIVE Thoufind Pounds wanted ssn Security of an MP* Freehold Minor and Eftate within a few Mee of nalllbury, al the Value of about Four Hundred Pounds per An nnni,and the Intereft willbe regularly' paid by tie Tenant every half year. Far *briber particulars apply at the Odes al Melba. Tanner wed Cowper, &Maury. MARINE VILLA AND SEA BATHING, HANTS. To bei:;;;;cafona --- 1;le Terms, and entered on immediately, for any Term , not left than one morethan Six, ANEW built DWELLING HOUS E, read Fur allied, conflates of a Dining Parlour i 8 Fen by is, Break fait Paster 16 Fact by ts, Kitchen and Houfekecper's Retool on the Firft Floor, a Drawing room t 8 Feet by is, and Four bed- Chambers on the Second Floor, and tour good Roosts in the At tick Story, and alto a Kitchen, Larder and contrentent Cellars un der Ground ; Orith a good Coach Houfe, a Throe Stall Stable, and another Stable which will hold Two Hodes, and other conve nient Olices. _ _ ~'l lee whole Is fltuate In a Psiddoel,eontaioing an Acre, about a Mile and a Half from Chriftchurch, art the County of Hants ad joining the Harbour, and commanding a beautiful and dire& View of the Egli Chan;irJohe Needle. Rocks, and the whole of the Weft= extremity of the Ine of Wight as weD as the Harbour of Cluitlckurch, Hutt Pith, &c. and is not more than half a Mile from one of the bet MOM for Bathing in the Kingdom, befogs line bard Sand with a gentle declivity wheys feveral good Machines are conftantly kept. which can go In at all times of the Tide.— Though is near the Sea, the Waterer the Pumps is very loft, line, and good. For a view of the Premifes apply at the Houle, and for further Parckulars (if by letter, pod-paid) to Mr. Tanner. Attorney at lAw, Sal/bury. FROM 'FHB GLASGOW COURIIR, of l'u sSD Y, Nev. sj . - OTWITHSTANDING the k!reat demand for N the ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or Soinmon's Drops, whit& are foellasabie for purifying the Bloat there are Su many credit able attentions of their efficacy, we &mot omit the ink ribs, of fartka telbmnales of their never•failing iniincoec tavK Mean which base every other prefcriptioo. CASE. A Vow. Lady of Glafgaw was to- fume time troubled with a 1 dreadful Sosebotic Cam&int, wench covered her then with thick reales, and sifted her beat► I. mach, that her (escorts caviller at her to far gone as to he out of the power of Medicine to do her good. At length they were advifed to selminliter to her the Ants-Itopettines, or Solemen's Drop., sod b.s Abftergmt Lo tion, witch Medicines, after due perfeverance, completely cured her. The young Woman nod bee Friends do not chafe to lave their name. publiflaid, bet thole who with to oft the fame Mat elots f. r the like complaints may apply to Mr. ;.A.Docabl, who will refer them to the y. The AN fl-IMPE I IGINES, or Solomon's Drops, (without Mercury or any del- treious Preparation) fur the cure of the Scurvy, Lem*, Venereal Dilate, and all Diforders originating n an ilipure R , te of the Blood, are gradual in their operation, gentle. so almoft imperceptible, the bell %Minute that hot ever been dif, neered far that dangerous mineral Mercury, (wat erlog tise Mood, awl almulating It to expel all nual.ets and di rer. itrength and tone to the nerves. enlivening - 3:d invigorating both body and mind. Many medical men hove treated malted! on certain complaints, but they all follow the Repo of their predecellas—Mereury, Mer cury. le Rill their grand antedate ! and which, noterithdand ing all its alledged improvements and combinations, is mercury oeverthelefs ! ! But the Anti-Impeeigatca have bug tea ufed in an citastive private prat:lice, and in • multiplicity of inftenees found to be • Invereign • tab. a tpeedv, and ed. ual remedy so every Rage and (menu. ; Jultly claiming a pre-eminence seer all other medicines, bums deddcZy adapted toe the (eaty rainoral of dick complaints, as well as the Scrotula, King's evil, sod in the Linty idelf cannot he paralleled in the wllble Materla Me dics. In Wonders where SaXtratlon has repeotedly faikd, when no ober remedy could tenon the unhappy laterer to tb.d health be unfortunately loft, the ANTI-istrt fIUENES have been found the great and only rettorer of and vigour. Thete Drops pu rify the blood, and rettorethc fydens when &awaked by the ten prudent are of Merctuy ! Prepared by lir. SOLOVION,OIead Hoare, near Liverpool, in s 6d. and 331. 'Maki ; the latter certain how of Use balm r, by hlch tbe porcbs(er laves bun lalilusgs. Every gIIIIIIIIIIC battle has a Stamp, whirl) burs the proprlet r's same and addrds,'s Solomon, Liverpool," so imitate *bleb Is felony. ABS I sitoexr 401 lON, hat removing brovimis froro the Nene the human body, Plots ss. 6d. Hall Pints is. pd. &my laehried. Uhl by Mrs. htaaltew, TS, Strand, London Mr. Smith, perfumer, Nu. 3h, ihd Mr. Rayburn, N. rtit-ldrodr , ; Mr. &star and Mr. Stott. tUvith-Drklae; Mr. Datradlnn and 1-I.lb ord, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; Me. Baster, Glaignar ;W. 'Aintrn, Gree nock; G. Branum', Pailky ; H. Crawfrd, Kflutarnoek ; W. Young, Irvine; A Forfyth, and P. Whittlnte, Ayr; W. Crawl' .rd, ;irvan: J. Carftm, New. Douala.; C. MtAltliar, Kulat.udbrt,ltt ; . M.Ct&dit. Klrealdy; J. Myth. L even ; J. lhm e - tier , Allan, Gonda& ; P Crshyle. Mowende ; J .Mutt ball, and riedi, Alx-rd , ..n; Dr. Whitc, Ban ff ; Nl'l. t 46, I..verrcfs; T. I.l(cf•rle, stornaway ; P. 'raylor. Stranraer ;J k. 1;43 and Meet, Perth • W. Andcrfoo btitUag• Coke Rrlci 1t.1.1t; Ak gamier. . . Insnirreanoc ; Diao‘a; ; Vbnct , n. hp at . 117, Utak( Intlu.l)t.ndr.c.; POnef,n, Berarialt ; Weddel, Alltavrock; Pater fon,Art.tvb.4 , and jaottefon Petal. ad; A. 15.1.0...na1d. Frog. rate, 01.1 eave ; and by mall inaidelten and Vehdus of Patent M edieunc. In the Un..ed Kingdom. . P. I hr pottage of all Letters to Um I) .nor anon Os raid, aad 1.:41.6d. as a Fct cntlofed dot advice rtizAtrtit K bid 'at Aril a *:::11 -f -L-4 a brownifit call, on her wrJt ; Ibe paid co atsenaos: t appetising it required noon: It 'began to tread prodoe;or ter/ humenr, aecommnisd with a dry fear** terrace, l 4... et, with violent itching. Wheyhe applie for the mediae., X. 1.... lit Ilea PAT/NT AIIitiCQIBUTIC DSO es,tbe Weak had frees," over both arms pod they exhibited the appearance at a continual raw forface, Co that the was unable to draw on her storm "to , ing tuts the firft bottle, they ascended fuvpdsiogly, and xi.e , taking fix bottles, karcely any thing remake:l fave a ratigtstofs of deity, Lick. Jeteph Tacker, No. ;t, Tottenham4tMet, Tattinham Court , Road, votickestor the veracity of this ftotament• Mr. Sall ,- suit Takata this plain cafe, as many who are &Mulled with it. to tnoubiefonse ciaptive complaints endeniebr to find a paralisl their own. Mr Snosuar is cnabkd,tam a tredkal edseation: to atilt the atkino at the eitotivine by his advice, whether the Drops are exhibited in thee cafes, at in the more complicated dilates of Scurry, Gan, Itheumatifes. devepisida, The genuine Medicipelp only tblbe had grids a Black Stamp any offered with a Red matt be an imitation at thrfc Drops. lei, 3d PREGNANT LADES. Whore fituadou respires a temporir Mftrerent, 'UR. WATSON, Surgeon, an d Wit Mijwiftl OCCIIIIO accommodate Ladles In an airy and redirrn titai tion, with Apartitents to lye-in, on terms tuned to therf titeuml Stances and fanatics in life ; their infants put out 16 Auer, and humanely cakex care of; and as Humanity induces him m Wei Ids aSßance to illeviiste the horrors of conceakd Pregnancy, he Ratters bindelf Ladies will find en applicatkm to him the items* attention, and weft pion:wad fecrecy. Letters (poft paid) to Mr. Watfan.Sufgeoo and Man-Midwife or to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife, No. 19, Charlotte-ft:eft, Rarity. lids of BLukftizerbridge, will meet the ntoft pointed attention. Where may be bad, The PILL DENEDICTA, at ti. is. per, boa, a certain and dreamt Remedy to remove all 0b1:slalom and irregularities, and an excellent Medicine after bad l.yings in. HAVING dedicatedlnytelf to the Rudy, and been padded by the salt toonderahie pi-dike in that Mona ouch 1 t.oolibt peter to Meth. 1 wit that I lime not dare oaf • =my taw than dare who. In the extennve add et the , are ociegloorny insmerthi In uncertainty, and arm always math that Nears width is seadred by orocomorOdoig the Ustelleduai power to one nth of difordon. • The dans of DIMWIT are peculiarly difirding, for dim brim with them a wain et monsmitsat famtems, and, n ir:y eri l l. L.. a vital 11111147, senses Will becomes and .C6l,er d they aside nom the greyness= of in ample, thtdares: *cohabits et Ithethatile, or the lodoignices of mentrity, they sit ante die sat album predating MO but by the looter* of mednemel mask the fragrant see aggravated, and the an& nation is bellegyal, Asa MEOW of the ROYAL COLLO:Act SUILOIIOIIII# I glean h pretagloas as ropthrty of othestias; and mailleg nese privatises make, I AM sena emetted to that mohnlos with width I ham Mhot bees to Sena hammed. b the art letheima of bed weakest. if* =OP , . proven the irony d a des basein hum bet the W rens', trap a (*.Moutons of the simmilmthot the am white ended his minarnuse, 4 nada et the eentempt es VOW et Mg dandy glinielaa, end breeds over his lodneity with Mehl 11011- calmset, it men be fatightbary for Ida to be sawed net orgy eagehaty d treatmem hot alb of the moil Moldable bosomy. AM in teomt Varna Compidess k it glade to preantgethe demur or abets In she mot amplosted aim It is the minim meet et ezehar ge. = in this huts Mod a fate, *math, sad *any I ear the advantage of tithe:perks= todagle alkeher kit *SO are dildiell with my Mod of DEBILITY, of any tympana. 4. VII3IIIIMAL DISZCTION. sod in al cafes the arras at siimy• eared= see Mad at the trit interview. Palma le the montry are ennead to Melee a Ilia WMr s are roman to 4,00+4 their age and manner et 'Mew MAILTIO MB& Plarbor of the Rare Osage of durgetwei.Loonsm Nose. Anisidellirest. Strand. mu Temple Bar OFFICERS of' the ARMY, NAVY, MEL CHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Re Rs. are ihrnagily BUNTER'S RIISTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE mad LTD. which is talon by Cattlemen of the Sri diftinelian in this iingdom, as welt as others, by whom it is acknowledged to pellets rhofteKcailone properties in the Cora of Weeknights and Decays it fipplies the candled pats w 4 Trek jukes, and Wally reseßablifhis the whole•Nawan Sykora. Geatkaaenfreat the. Fart and Weft Indies, utak habits soma rdazot by the bin of t h ole duutcs, have fetaVed infinite boas; as well as Officers beling to the Aimi and Navy, whak can (litigious were impaired by hard (dyke, the rakes charipsee climate, Ike. For Paths ie the Deck Ind Lank Gliets and Saws' War netlea, perhaps there knot any Medicine in public or private pew-. ace, which has been more (timid's& CASES OF GRKAT IMPORTANCE. ' • A Commander of one of his Mayfly's sips has, la a kfer, an; knowledged the great beards he received time this AcltOtatier and rays," That the Proprietor kat, liberty to thew lids any gentleman damns( taking the Villa". • _ An Officer of tlte Guards has alto aelunvidetted tits' tile fir Rotative Medicine is far repaint. In Watitneffeirand ik.tritai De bility, to any Medicine be had ever heard of, and that Ise diadem feds the uanoft *ennead Latisfadimain recommending It to the circle of his friends apd acquaintance. HENRI Gat/ASTON, Efq. a Gentleman of tad serfal *erre- Jam, has communicated the following cafe :.•-• ■ Met. Knight, of Weflmlafter, in the Spring of iSoa, was a& Sidled with:a very great vreskneis of theaerves tar the ftentackorbilt took away per ilitength, produced a thormefs of breath sad Mal 'dad appetite., Infomuch fo, that the thought her life ha 'WM dea fer. Site confulted many of the Faculty, and after having triad many medicines was Nod that nothing would do her gad. Hass. lag beard her nfe, and knowing the dfscacy of Hunter's Pills ire fuck diforders, I recommended a trill, and gave her one fault her. I saUed again upon her on that day week, when I knew Ste MA have taken the IA dote, and was aftoollbed at the great altera tion to her looks for the better. ,he bat free, I anderitsnd, taboo two or three fmall !mammary, and is perfectly recovered, and Si fts me to lay, lie will be happy to Wee any information canalis ing her cafe. i ass No. s, Young *nu m, ■ Your eb client humble fervent. KatOngton, Feb 7. HENRY GiUMSTOK . To Mr. Wade, Old Bond-ftrcet. A Gentleman in Seim had foilered for many months the woo! awful depreSon of (phis', and bad triel, as he eapreffid hinildf, the molt &anon Drops sod Tinctures, hot could get no fort of re nd till lane time after he had taken the Reflorarive Pills z. - _.=. Peo Another Gentleman, near Petwehh, in Sole:, writes, din be is truly Wilde of the efficacy of this noble and unitimabk Mr dicine, In relaxation. of the (lids, &e. by the very flattering benn itt be had received, en to ins sate large bon." Many other Gentles .= ham been caDeid enougtrto decterttlat this Medicine had anfwered the psepofe of a perfeet Reftorativeg in mart, it is nr.w in tech repute, u to be tafad and rocommeodell by many of the Faculty. Ntimbas who had undergone too powerful entwined Moran • (the bane of health) which redoeol them to a !Luc of mil:rabic eriftence, received the utmeft benefit from this itellorative f Gm arterial'. of ftrength and vigour, they happily regained du* I lot am. health. Nato--1 his Refforatise Ls prepared in Pile, wlticb 'regime more gradual arid tailing ell. et. than all the internal for.os: tits fwer parts of the lialfion are alto better preferred. Fall art Pealed ep with each boa. . . . To be bad at Wade's MeAcin I Wardincre. No ;6 , Rivet; sod at No. t 3, OM Bon4.llrsel; Mr. 6factelvs, ;Alan; Strand; Royal taelaangs ; assn, 0 sford-ltr,et ; an 4 other Venders of Wlealleioco in Towo and Conmry. rice As. jd. tliat Gas; or i: m'y be Sal in larger bow, price only tt yes orMeh quantal , of Ga fmall boxes, II made up kat Übe usny. navy, Ste. • . _ . et...:ntTy Gentlemen, and seam, way bt lumina Id& ltd. Medicin-, by fending thear orden. by soachenen a newfinter; nr by 'minting cab in a (mall panel, 1114,Led to Mr John Wade, No. 161, ileet•ttreet ; or at No. tt, Offrßosd-ftreri. for whfell purpo4e, complete packing hoax are proAded for Greta"; it with fafcty, to any per. of the kingdom, Ireand.Scatisoll, Re. _ ~` A Pamphlet on t►c virtues of the Kettorative. w►► a Lit of Cr.w.. ma• Kt.:Luny bo ►ail a the Vendee% prke 6d. HJUti WA Mk AT LO)411011 MIDGE Tu-neountovi. lkoraing • •• • •• • r 6 miousea Aar 3 /Weyer • • • •• manes after 4 LONDON erktted sod pablitba by LEVI!. KIN cap terbe.7 PC.. 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