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WI7 CHCRAIT AND .SORCARY. The following account of a circumflance, which is the fohjed of much converfalion in Kelfo and the neighbourhood, is communicated in a letter from that place : ‘, About the middle of lall rummer there were two webs miffing from the bleaching grnnnd on Tweedficle„ near the village of Sproniton, the pro perty of tw ) perfons in that place, alto a horn fpoon, belonging t the village tailor's wife. Application was immediately made to Sandie Atreus, a pre tender to witchcraft and divination ; who, being at that time making overtures of mart iage to a girl of that place, of fame property, and thinking that the women might be nfeful in Ailing him to accom plifh his pornofe, engaged to tell them who had Bolen the webs, on condition that they would ufe their endeavours to flatten the Hymeneal contr.t4l. The parties agreeing thus to work for each other, a meeting fhortly after took place ; and the fymbols of incantation were a family Bible and a key. The owner of one of the webs fat down with the Bible on her knees, with her fon on one fide, and her filler, who loft the fpoon, on the other. The Bible wa , opened at the 15th Pfalm, when a particular verfe was pointed to by Sandie, and the key was fulpen ded on the fore fingers of two perfons on each fide of the bow of the key, ftraight above the Terre. Every thing being thus prepared, Sandie bended his knees before the woman with the Bible on her knees, and pronounced an incantation prayer. He then delired her to name the perfon fhe fufpeBed of taking her web ; if fhe was right, the key would vibrate. She did fo, but the key remained fleady. She named a fecond, but no movement. On nam ing a third, however, the key vibrated, and Sandie declared him to be the thief. The fame folemnity, was ufed for the other web and the horn fpoon, and the thieves •Ivere all (garnered !—No fecret was made of the affair, and the individuals were branded as thieves on the infallible evidence of five or fie phfons feeing the key vibrate on their names being men tioned. As there is a procefs for fcandal and defa mation commenced againft the parties, this bufinefs will undergo a judicial inquiry, when Sandie may probably he further inftruiFted in the black art than he has any defire to afcertain." LAW I ‘TALLIGANCE. COURT OE CHANCERY, Dnc. is. ANDREWS, &C. N. MOWBRAY, &C. Mr. LEACH was heard for the defendantc, and Mr. RICHARDF, in reply, for the plaintiffs. The LORD CHANCELLOR Paid he would give judg. ment in this cafe on Tuefday, the cafe of Pickett v. Logan, liandinrfor Monday. SLAVERS V. WINKLES, &C. The plaintiffs in this cafe were the devifees in truft under a will executed in the year 1835, by a gentle man of the name of Smith, who poffeffed confider. able property in Weftmir►fter. Two of the defendants were the truftees under that will, a third was the teßator's heir at law, and the other defendants claimed to be devifees, under a fubfegnent will executed by the teftator at a period when, as the plaintiffs contended, he was incapable of making a found and rational conveyance of his property. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY for the plaintiffs Rated, that an iffue would be neceffary to try whether the deed under which the plaintiffs claimed, or that lad exe cuted by the teltator, ought to regulate the fuccei lion to his property. The plaintiffs would have tried this point by bringing an ejeCtment againft the tenants, but the trt►ftees under the former will had re. fufed to concur with them, in confequence of which they had filed their bill, to have t}.e mutters compel. led to lend their names to the aftion, and the other defendants to recognize the plaintiffs' right. Sir A. Picovr [ubmitted, that there was no necef fity for bringing the other defendants into this Cow t. All that could be neceffary for the plaintiffs was, to have the nukes in the will under which they claim ed compelled to lend their names to the ejeCtment to be brought by the plaintiffs. The LORD CHANCELLOR Paid, the 'dell way would be to direa an iffue as to the teilator's property, De. vifavit ve/ ace ? Sir SAMUEL Rom ILLY contended, that there was one °Nation to this mode of proceeding. The heir at law did not °Neel to the will under which the plaintiffs claimed. If the devifees under the fubfe spent will did not admit the execution of the will on which the plaintiffs claimed, it would be forcing them to go through all the formalities of proving it, and in that manacr of trying an iffue which d;,l not arife between the parties. The LORD CHANCELLOR ordered that the iffue Mould be t► the fecond will, which it would thus be incumbent on the claimants under it to fuppott. PURCELL 'D• MACNAMARA. Sir SAMUEL Roreicuy was heard, in part, for the plaintiff, on the only two remaining exceptions taken by the defendant to the Mallet's Report, by which the Mailer had reinfed to allow , the defendant credit for two fums of zccol. and of 14.3r71. los. to a moiety of which the late Lord Chancellor (Erfkine) and the Matter of the Rolls were of opinion the de fendant was entitled, and which now came to be re argued before the prefent Lord Chancellor. To be farther proceeded in on Monday. PREROGATIVE COURT, DOCTOR'S COMMONS,Dtc. 12. MILL V. MILL AND LESLIE. This was a queltion refpeaing the two codicils an. hexed to the 1411 will of David Mill, Efq. late of the city of Bath. deceafed. It appeared that the de ceafed died on the 29th of December, 5804, poffelfecr of a large perfonal dilate in the Mind of Carriacou. He made his will and four codicils, and in the third codicil named his brother, John Mill, and Dr. Brown Mill, (then Dr. Brown) executors. The original will of the deceafed was dated December 5, 1791 ; the firll codicil the 20th of July, 1799 ; the fecund the 13th of September, 1830 ; the 3d codicil the 23d of June, 1802 ; and the 4th codicil the zst:h of March, 1803 ; two of which codicils mere oppofed by the next of kin, the brothers of the deceafed, and it was pleaded, and depofed to by a great number of witneffes, and argued by his Cougfel, that for feveral years before the death of the deceifed, he was in a time of great bodily weaknel and imbecility efinifsd,, and incapable of nitnaging and direaing his own concerns, and fubjea to great mental derangement, fo as to dillurb his neighbours in the adjoining boufes. That on the 2 fi of Oaober, 1799, he had an attack ' of apoplexy, which was attended with delirium ; And in July, tgoo, he was again taken violently ill, which deprived him of the ule ti his limbs and back for force time, and was afterwards waited on and at tended as perfon labouring under derangement and imbecility of mind. On behalf of the parties pro pounding the fuid inflrumenrs, it was contended, that it was clearly ellabliflied by the various witnelfes ex mined; particularly by thofe who were attending , and conflantly about the deceafed, that he was at the time thefe inliruments purported to bear date, of perfea found mind, memory, and undertlanding, and capable of doing any rational aO. The Learned Judge, Sir WILLIAM WYNNII; after recapitulating the evidence, and making many per tinent cbfervations, pronounced for the original loft will and teftament of the deceafed ; and alto for the codicils which were oppofed, but gave no cons. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Dr. Zone'', we tmderßand has declined the offer of the Billtopric of Carlifle. This very refpeelable Member of the Church, is, it feems, very far advan ced in life, and is by no means anxious for any augmentation of worldly honours or advantages. Bew-mterr.—On Saturday Sarah Ward was charged with Realing fifteen deffert fpoons, (even deflect knives, eighteen deficit forks, vat ions articles of houfehold furniture and linen ; alio feveral bottles of wine and brandy, the property of Mr. Bruce, of Pall Mall Court. It appeared, that a few days fince the profecutor was going to have a party to dine gith him, and being in want of a fervanr, the prilbnerwas !uncured from a Regifter Office, and lett his houfe on Friday without afligning any canfe, and in a fhort time after it was difcoveted that the above property was milling. In the evening the went to Mr. Kim ber's, the pawnbroker, in Knight fbr idge, and offered the above in pledge. Mr. limber allied her whole property they were ? She replied, they were her own, when he detained her, and fent for the ratrole be longing to the Office. She confeffed the faEl, at d that the remainder was at Mr. Holies's, in the King's Chelfea, where they gent and found it. Mrs. Hulks attended, and fail fhe had known the pi ifoner about two years, when the lived in a refpeflable fa may as cook. On 'Friday afternoon fhe called on her in a coach, and 1-entailed pelt-164110n to leave the property till the could get a lodging, to which the confonted.—She was fully committe d. _ _ _ _ _ GLOUCESTER.-WHITE HART INN. Icb.rt a tervant to ltleiTrs. Bramwell and Woodward, ditlillers in Diury lane, was charged by Mr. Bramwell„larlto uncxphedly went into the ware h , t ire em Friday night and found the pfifimer hidden behind a calk; and on being atked what he did there, he faid nothing particular ; bur on hatching, a two gallon kcg of gin was found, which Mr. Bramwell had no doubt the pritimer intended to carry-off, and a bottle of brandy. was found on him. He was corn. mffted for Dial. Ma"woo Hot's v.—Saturday 7. Turner was fully committed, charged with robbing the warehoufe of Meffrs. Coles, OR Sr. Dun(lan'. Hill, where he had been managing clerk. Great qoamities of indigo, co ton, &c. had been milf:d for fume time paft, with out fufpicion attaching to any perfon, till at length a pot lion of them were traced to the purchafer, who underwent feveral private examinations, but there being no proof of his knowing the goods to have been ft-len, he was bound over to give evidence againft Turner. GUILDHALL..—Saturday an old woman was fully committed, charged with flealing feveral pots from the Crown Chophoufe, in Stationer's Alley. Pots to the value of 271. having been miffed from the above houfe, within a few months, the fervant maid was fet to watch, when fbe oblerved the prif .ner, who was employed as a chair-woman, in the act of concealing tome in her apron, and on I . :latching her apartment, ten, of different fizes, were found in a cupblard. Thutfday a man was nbferved to fall overboard from a lighter, near Htingetford Stairs, when many boats went off to his aflitiance, but were not able to Cave him; lince which, every &arch has been made fur the body, but all to no effea. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, DFCEMRER 12 Average Price of Coro in England and W aks, from the Returns ending Dec. S. tBO7. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Gate. Beans. I Peace. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. 4. s. d. 66 1 t 46 2 39 11 28 5 55 1 68 4 'fhe average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending Dec. 9, is iss. Bd. per hundred weight. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, DEC 12. CARGOES IRMO, and PRICES. Monday, Wednefd. Friday. Dec. 7. Dec. 9 Dec. 1 1. 1 S4O % I S4 O 2154 0 3 530 2 54 6 t 54 6 7 55 o 4156 0 tlss 6 1 510 I 1 I 540 1 . 500 - 1152 0 I 56 o 1 53 o I s% 0 3 36 0 2 56 0 NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main - B:nton Long - Biggs Main - Bryan Main - Croft's Main • EightonMoor - Elllion - s Gatefi.'4d Park - a Heaton Main - 7 Hebburn Main "- 6 Holyweil Main - 2 Kenton Main Hawkfworth Murton Main Percy Main .. Pontop Winclfor's 3 Tanfield Moor - 2 Tram - a Townley Main - 3 Walker • 5 Wall's End - to Temple's Wall's End - 3 Whitefleld - t Willingtnn - 6 Wylam Moor - 3 Killingworth - 3 South kicbbarn - 2 Bell and Bt own's Walls End 3 Blyth - a Cowpen Main - 2 Hartley - 3 I 51 6 52 0 55 0 35 6 so 0 54 6 52 o 32 o so b S 4 0 CHARLES GIVINNET, from the City Arms, with the moil heartfek gratitude for the numerous (awl-weirs conferred on him by his Friends, for the !aft fifteen years, eluting which time he occupied his own Houle, the City Arms, takes the earlii ft opportunity of returning them his thanks, and at the fame time acquaints them, particularly Gentlemen Travellers and the Public, that he has this day taken and entered upon the W HITE HART INN, where he relpeafully folicits their patronage and (Import, arming them, that no expencv or exertion whatever fha I be wanting to merit the lame. Every pnflible care will be pa:d to render comfortable this Huk, fo well known for the reception and accommodation ui Gti.Cemen travelling in the Commercial Word 57 o 56 6 52 0 53 6 sz 6 52 0 48 6 S 4 0 54 6 57 0 57 6 SS 6 56 o 566 58 6 52 6 53 0 54 6 SUNDERLAND COAL. Benwell Main Cbeiter Main burn Moor 7 Eden Main Hedworth's Fatfirldlow Main a a Millbank Newbottle Moor Priflarde Main • Wortley Main SO 0 50 0 50 0 47 6 3s o 32 6 $2 o 49 o 49 0 S 3 0 SO 0 .53 0 Ships ass 52 o so 6 56 o sa 6 54 6 56 o 56 0 SS 0 so 0 S 7 0 si 6 52 0 so o SO 0 CHARLES C: WINNET has laid in a large Stock of Prime Old Red Port, fine Sherry and miter Wince. and genuine Spirits. His Larder mall at all times he wel: (applies?. with every thing in leafon. His Stabling Is equal to any Houle. 'I be Bede :Limbers are commodious, and the lkddlng will always be Cosa:d cunt. fortable and well aired. Landon and Eravineial Papers. DR.FREV.MAWS GUTCA SALUTARIS. - THE value , fthis Infallible Medicine has been cf long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a competition with It in all the different Rages of a certain Meek, which it tffeditially cures and eradiates from the habit, without excitin the painnil feelings and expofure that attends falivatiun, without debili:atisig the coniticestion iu any degree, or even re einiring confinement from &diners, or rettridlion in diet. 'lle radical virtues of there ineflimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the de bility of both fexes they prove a never falling ren o vative, wise ther the debility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pleafurer, or the effeds of a warm climate to travellers, and thofe going abroad. They cannot be recommended too itrongly to thofe who will receive a fee. fpcedy, and complete cute in all old Rubborn Gleets, and every weaknefs that affedts the bladder and organs of urine By its efficacy many women have becusue mo. thers. who for years had been deprived of that happinefs Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chcar. fide. cor. ner of Paternofter-row, and retail I)ylirlam. Portfmouth; Welton, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calwell, Dub lin; Macdonald, Olafgow ; Smith and Manderton, Fditshvrah ; and by molt country medicine venders, in bottles, at is. sol. each, with ample diredlions. The Rey. T. Snell his been inftituted to the Reaory ee!: of Windle- k am, Surrey, on the recommendation of his Royal Highocfs the IUESSRS. HOGGART and PHILLIPS teep (h Duke of Gloucclter. /WI. fully inform the Public, that the Freehold .illate at Mark's Tey, near Coleheftcr, Effrx, advertifed to be fed by Avalon # The Rev. Francis Barnes, D. D. has been eledcd Vice-Cham berlain of the Univcrfity of Cambridge for the caning year. ' Garraway's Coffee-boufe, en the 18th inftant, is dilpofel of by OX fatiD ,Nov. 7..—Tueklay laft Stephen Lufhington.Efq. B. C.I. I Private Contraet. of All Souls College; the Hon. Spencer Rodney, of Cb'ift Church . and Mr. Edward Henry Owen, B A. of the fsnze ; Mr. John Ed ward nekton, B A. of Brafenofe College, and the Hon. Frede rick Pleydell Bowie-de, were etedted Fellows of All Souls College DIED. At one o'clock on Thudday, at his feat at Stapleford, in Lei• cefterfhire, the Right Honourable Philip Sherard, Earl and Baron r Nt HarborOugh, and Boronnf Leitrim, in Ireland, in his Oaf year. His I.ordlltip Is foceroded in his titles and eftates by his oily fon Philip, who k about to years of age. His Lordllip married Mifs Menekton, daughter of the Hon. Colonel John Monckton, by whom he has left the above fon ' and fcverat aughters. Suddenly on Tuefday the Bth left in the 74th year of his age, Da niel Robinfon, Fin. of Gray's Inn : a gentleman eminent in the pro. feffion of the law, a man of real merit, and intrir.fc worth whole tors is deeply lamented by his wife and family, and a large circle of acquaintance, the former being unetpededly bereft of a kind and affeelionate hufband, and a good and indulgent parent; the latter of a fincere friend. His death was as cafy as his life irreproachable., hiving fallen, as It is rumored, afieep, and expired without a b-osu. SALES BY AUdTIOR7.- FREEHOLD LAND and COTTAGES, HEAL'S and — MIDDLESEX. By Mcirrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succcffors to Mr Satyr's), At Garriway e s, on Friday. December tB, at is per.;mp'ority, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, computing Cinfe of Rich Meadow Land, called Swanfield adjoining Four Swans Inn, Waltham Croft'. containing to acres, 2 roodr, 35 perches, in the or Agitation of Mr James Warner. tenant at wilL Alf. a Freehold Eitate, fictive ht the town of Enfield, comparing two brick cottages and gareivia, let at tai per yin. To be viewed, and particulars bad, at the t'cur Swans, Wal tham Crag ; Greyhound. hatfield; at Garraway's ; and at nap Hoegart and Phillips, No 61, Broad area. Royal F r " HOUSEHOLD FURNITHRP„ PAILMINO sTockt, and 11001C114AK SURR!..V. By Malts. HOGGART-asil PiiAAPS, (llacetliora to Mr Sums). On the Pretrifee. Hill Honk. Boolama Common, near CoMani. Surrey, on Monday. Dee. a{ a Eleven. Gamine Geine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; a Patent ri inn Forte, live and dead Farming Stock, and Eff•ifts The fitro.iture re; uiptifes pelt and 11.14 bcdfteals anti ditnity furniture., I beds and bedding, japanned chairs, window curt :ins, esceikirt cahinet wittk, in mahogany chef, of drawers, chairs, di .hug, card and Pembroke tablet, ellitnney glatfer, two fo'at. Turkey carper, kitchen reviews, &e. Ihe Fannin,: Stock c,nili is of three cart horfes, a chaire ht fe, a poi y a hay c rr. a flack of meadow hay, ahout seo quarters of udts in the itraw, hurdles, an iron guilts, and various articlt s May he viewed on Saturday preceding the rale, 3n4 extant/es had on t!,e preaiiitm ; the Swan, Leatherti.ad; W:tite lArst. Cobham ; ate Kirgrton and of Meffrs. Houart nd No 63, Brad flue', uear the Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD LAND. NEAR MAIDSTONE, KENT. By Merin. HOUGAR r end PHILLIPS, (SuctelTurs to Mr. Sorru). At Garraway's. on Friday, the isth January, 4EOB, at ft o'cloct, A DESIRABLE FREI:HOLD ESTATE, - 1 .• compiling ty Acres. be the fame more or leis, of rich Ara ble, Hop and Orchard land, to hand, lying toxrther, and bounded by the Lite Sir Henry Calder's Park, and the road leading from Sunning to Pennenien Heath, convenient for the Town of Maid lone; with right of common, and the Land T.tx redeemed. '1 0 be viewed by applying at Mr. Wilda's, at the Bell lor e Maidttone, of whom particulars may be bad ten days previone to the Sale; silo at the Crown, Rochrfter ; lIUJ, Farri •Kbam ; BuQ and George, Dartford ; at GarrawAy's ; aml of Mart H u nan and Phillips, No. 6 Old Broad-ttrrd, Royal Exclia:•ge. VALUARI.E FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, uear HARROW. By MelTrs. HJGOAR I' and PHILLIPS, (Sum(Tors to Mr Sail7o . • At Garrawar s. 4)11 Friday. the Tsai of January, at 12 o'Cloc}, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituAte at rtenfon s about three miles from Harrow and Edgwire.and nine from London; in the cnunty of Middlefrx: comprifing a dairy farm, in a :kg feose conlifting of about 8, Acres of rich meadow land,. with a fubtlantial farm houf , , barn.. !tabling, farm yard. garden, and out buildings, in race lent repair. The farm is ktt to Mr.. James Dossier, at a low dear rent of incl. per annum. Land tat redeemed, which, with the timber, will be included. To be viewed ten dap previous to the fate, and particulars tiles+ hail at the King's Head, Harrow; Fifex Arms, Watford; White Hoek, Uxbridge; 'White Hart, Fdgwatc; at Garraway's; and Meirrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Nu. tra, Old Broad (Ina, Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD FARM. near FAS r CR INSTI AD, SUSSEX, By Men' .s HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suectrivirb to Mr. SMITH) At Garraway's, on Nriday. the isth of January, xBoB, at Twitlve o'Clock, GorwrcKE FA RM. lituate about two miles and a half from the Market Town of Fait Griniteail, twelve from Godftut,e, and thirty-three front London, hi the County of Suffer ; compact. upwards of one hundred and twelve acres of goad meadow, arable, ;Allure, and wood land, in a de lightful fituation and highly improvable, lying in a ring knee: up wards of five acres contain an iiithbaultible fource of the Suva marl, with a farm koufe, Barns, Stabling and out-buildings, in the occupation of Mr. William Green, tenant at Zvi 1, at an old low rent. 'I he laud produces the fi:teß timber in Sulfex, and the &tate contains an immenfe quantity Milne thriving oak/. To be viewed ten days previous to the fate, and particulars that had of Mr. Drummond, solicitor, Croydon ; at the White 'Ham Godllone: Greyhound, Croydon; Dorfet ATMS ' EA Orinftaad; at Garraway's; and of Mars. Hoggait and Phillips, No. 6a, Oil Broad fireet, near the Royal Exchange. VALUABLE COPPER MINES. and NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES, and LONDON DOCK S BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT, SSHARES in the Wheal, F r i en dfhip, a n d C rnae . dale Mines, in Devotifbire. There eftablifhed concerns are well known a. eminiorly produEtive; all() Shares in the Stafford (hire and Woreefterlbire Navigation, dividing 401. per Sharc per Annum, the Albion and Oldham, Rochdale, Huddersfield. tai , - caller, Croydon, Union, Alhby, and Kennet and Avon Canals; W 4 ft Middlefvx W.,ter Works, and London Dock Stuck. No 28, New Bridge ftreet. To Maldlers and Brewers in particular , and to any other Trade or _ _ _ Manufalinry where Room Is required. In the Matter of font; ENsoa, a Bankrupt. To be Peremptorily SI)I.D in FEE, by AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN PERCY. At the trill Moon Inn, in Ahethorne,in the County of Dorfet,ow Mot:day the t ih day of JLnuary next, precirely at three °Clara in the afternoon, fubjeet to fuch conditions a will be then ply dueed, ALL that DWELLING HOUSE, l a t e ly fi tte d up and inhabited by the f John Enfor, fltuate is :- greet, in the town of Sherburne, with a large walled in Garden adjoining. Alio, A nevr4milt MA LT- HOUSE aejoining, with *ore room,. corn loft; and bibs wheel or !milling tackle, !lode milt mill, IA every ether conveniency receffary for carrying on the malting 1 iltewife, a new hunt 13RF,WHOUSF., and new-built, roomy. and compity,:i.•tts C.. Mrs, :If. ; with a latge boiling er9i ter wort coulees, Lead refrrvcir, lead conveying pipes, hale pimp. and every other peccary, upon an improved piss, fur a Dm/ay with plenty of wdtcr. Alfo a good ftaUed.htaLlc, and a Waggeu• itoVc. There rrernitra, the whAe making but ore tor ! .arc really worth the attention of any perfon who niay be difpofed to earn' on the making and brewing btaines, cithcr upon a tare or a frna. fcalc. The bui[•lings throughout are of the very heft materials, an i erected at a confiderahle expence, and will he peremptortle fold to the heft bidder, that the affiances may clofe their account. Poffefilon of all except the Ihvelling-Houfe, and that ar rt before Lady-day, to be taken in ten days, on the purcl•afer; giving fatisfanory (minty for payment of thepurchafe-money on the asap of March me:, of which ten per cent. is to be paid at the file. Further part ivilars may be known by applying (if by letter, poll paid) to Mr. Whiny, at the Stu rborne Bank; Mr Owen, builds , kiherbnrne. Magnet's of the laid John Faint's Eitate and Fffeet.; or Meftrs Edam's!. and Son, Solicitors, Chancery lane, London. _ - TO RIORVOW. Sun Wes Sun lets Menn rifts 7 minutes after RI 53 minutes after "3 Ilc minutes after 3 litUrt WATER Ar 1.um).J1 , 4 BitilnltS 10-MORROW Morning a; =lour., after a After-oon 46 minute/ after s LONDON Printed and publifbed by LIIVEL }VINT, (of Can terbury•Pbce, Lambeth) at the STAG-01/1M N.. s, Cara • ftreet. Pubitthed alfo ac the Sraa-Ostie a, Temple-Bast lIR.HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL WHAT Patient, who k fuffering under the dif- trefing pain of Chronic Rheutnatifm, or the more acute anguifh of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly ' , archaic a reme dy to relieve his fufferiogs! No remedy has been In rffedtual as Dr. Unction's Imperial Oil, in alt :riling certain cafe, and alleviat lug pain in there diftreffing complaints in the livening of the oints and ftiffnefs of the tendons. the bad tel of old Brains, rendered worfe tither by Nech cacrtion, or by enld variable weather Thi• excelltnt application reduces the forcilint. and brings the trehlonc and mulcted loft and ptiahla ; in one elifeafe, the Rickets, the releard yielding condition of the bones is fo wordetfuily changed - fay the regular ufe of the Imperial Oil, that the hones, though &Rotted, pain their natural tape and figure. In Pally, Numt.utis of Limbs, and forpor of the Back or spine, it proves a iovereignsentatty, by animating and refloating the energy of the Net yes. Sold wbolerale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheapliee.cor ner of Paternolter-row ;Hazard and Bien*, and Cruttwcll. Bath. Stains and I.7nch, Mancheita Gregfons, Liverpool; and mutt hootfellers and tnealkinc venders iu every country town,in buttks at as. 9d. oath. A CHALLENGE MESSRS.CURR a Wei CO. S ur g eons, challenge IVA the whole world to prove a tingle inttance where their Me divine and method of cure have failed of the dared erect, The pradlice of many years in this particular branch of their profeflirm has not given rife to one unfuccefsjul cafe. They continue to Okra the ir studies to the treatment and cure of Vene.-eal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyitem, which Is the contequence of the pernicious walleful etTedts of a ha• bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of both few, in the one It will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diarelfin ftate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im Faience. There are its remote and ultimate t ffeds ; while con fumptions, lots of mufcular power, and various nervous complaints nfually charaderife the earlier Itages of this folitary vice. Of per haps languifhing under the difordera incident to fuch a life th• ir treatments. GmTle,and has never proved unfuccefslul in the courfe of a long, laborious, and much extended pracftice. la the moil obftinate and complicated cafes of Venereal Infeetion, filch as oh • ftrudlions in the Urethra. Spungy Fret efcences. Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Semitial Weaknefs, Mete, &c. fcc which have hitherto baffledthe skill M the general praditioner. Mars Currie and Co arenow enabled racheally to cure by anew. fafe, and expeditious mode of praclice, fup.rior to any other yet adopted. They may bit coftfulted by either Sea with the greateft delicacy, feereey and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country are requeft dto flat,/ the particulars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, poft paid, enelofing a bank note, will be duly anfwered and the nectl fary advice and medicines given orient to any part of the kingdom. AT rEs T THOMAS GLAISTER, &met-, of Saltonlts, 19 in the Parini of Abbey-Holm, near Carlifle, do declare, that I was for above fix months foray aftlidled with a ntrvous COM. plaint, attended %'‘ ith internal weaknefs, lots of memory, pains in my bead, ears and breait. and was fo had as to he confined to my d. I had many remedies preferibed me by the faculty, hut to no purpofe. Fortunately, Mr. Jollie of Carlifle, who knew my fad &illation, recommended to me the CORDIAL. BALM of GI- L h AD, prepared by Dr: SO LO M Id, of I .iverponl, three bottles of which medicine only, I declare, has r. !Lorca me to perfedt health. I have taken a voyage to Liverpool, on pierpore to return my hearty thanks to Dr. Solomon, for the great hleffing I now en joy of my health, through the great difeovtry, the Cordial Balm of Gilead THOMAS GI.AISTER. Liverpool, Auguß 1x,1797. P. S. I than return to Carliile by the Margaret Captain Tohn Rayne% of Carlifle, with whom I arrived, when 1 mean to main Mr. lonic thanks for his kind recommendation. Reference may be had to Mr. Francis Jollie, Scotch fired, Carlifle. The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refpeetable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. There are alto family bottles. containing the quantity of four of the ass. 6d. ones, for 331. by which cis are faced . Thofe who with to have the Medicine immediately from the Dodo'', by fending the money for any quantity they think proper, will have them fent by fuck carrier as they than appoint. Poll office orders for any turn may be fent by pan, and the bahmee will be returned in the box, or orders with cans enclufed will be duly attended to. Proper diredions for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure them (elves, is given with each bottle, price half a guinea. Noy e.—Fach bottle has a government Ramp, with the name ti Sand. Solomon, LiverpooV engraved thereon, to imitate which is felony. ~' i C ~" 4I '