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- - • • ERSES; ADDRESSED TO "'RECITE OE LONDON TROSS SOCIETY FOR THE WILMS OW THB aunuagn POOR, AND SPOKEN A• ••..cw..t IVERSARY, MARCH LS, 1811. ST A IINCVIZ TURNS 10 'CNC CIIAIiI T. In ancient times, wken darkness fill'd the land, 'Ere t-ue Religion rais'd her saving hand, . Disease, uncheelid, Its baneful coarse pursued, And Death, triumphant still, the havoc view'd— No Charities, like your's, the Heathen sages rased, The Sophist fled, when Misery appear'd! Britons, 'iis your's, is this bless'd land to chew, That human nature feels for human woe— In this dear land; the wretched still shall find The gees of Mercy open to Mankind! While other nations sink beneath their tamer, 0, may your virtues live In future times ! Uphold thesStatc, when future tempests roar, And beat the torrent back from Britain's sh o r e ! See Europe prostrate in a Despot's chains ! Deep-in OUR UEARTS a VIRTUOUS MONARCH reigns! Bids his proud subjects with each other vie, To pin like Him, that fame which ns'er &bail die! • His great eprople be it ours to tare, And toeb his virtues to a generous race ! Friends of the Poor ! in danger's awful hour, When Sickness threatens, or Misfortunes lover, The grateful incense of the mire here given, Shall smooth your passage to a promis'd Heaven! And:while your boutfty checks Affliction's rod, Still shall it pisive a passport to your Goo ! d•l•Mlimm•••,.... T. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 14. TN THE MATTER 01 BRICKWOOD AND CO. BANKRUPTS. Sir Arum's noorr moved for a new trial in this case, on the part Gf John Fairweather Harrison, who, by the verdict of a Jury at the Sittings after last Term, was declared a partner of the house of Brick wood. The Learned Counsel grounded his motion, that it was not tried on an iscue directed by the Court of Clhincery, but on an action brought by an indivi dual, which could not regulate the decision of that Court. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, he had had a conversation with the Lord Chief Justice on this sub irct, and horn the information he had received, he thought the verdict ought not to be disturbed. He would see that Noble Lord again before he gave his final judgment. WINCHESTER. ASSlZES.—(Continued). The following were the most interesting trials at the Crown Bar : Richard Edsall and Samuel Zlendt, for breaking into the banking-house (being part of the dwelling-house) of Mr. N. Waller, of this city. The prosecutor stated, that at ten o'clock on the night of the 26th of December, he left his banking house, at which time every thing was secure ; he left a variety of notes in the room ; among them was a hundred-pound note of the Bank of England, which he had that day received from the Rev.' Mr. Chap man ' • he also received a £lO note of the Thornbo rouglt Bank, another of the Wallingford Bank, and another of the Glamorganshire Bank, which he had on that day received from Mr. James Coates, and on which he bad written Mr. Coates's name : those notes be could identify. Between seven and eight o'clock on the following morning he was called, and informed his banking-room had been broken into . on entering it he discovered a hole in the wall under the window, lied on searching the premises he missed property to the amount of £lOOO. Stephen Lavender, a Bow-street Officer, stated, that on the night of the 29th of December he went to Mr. Clinker's house, and apprehended the prisoner Edsall, in a back parlour, and inquired of him if , the box up stairs belonged to hiin ? He answered, it I did. In it was found a large amount in notes and ' cash, among which was a bank bill for £lOO, which Ile kit in the hands of the Mayor, who lodged it, with the other property, for safety, in a banking-house in London, having first endorsed it, and sealed the paper ,with his seal. When the prisoner (Edsall) was ap , prehended, he was;,asked how he came by the pro ' petty, and whether he found it ? The prisoner said " he was not so lucky."—Benett was taken into cus tody the same evening. William Druitt, Esq. the Mayor, said he received the one hundred pound note front the last witness, and retained it in his own possession until he produced it in-Court. , The Rev. George Chapman said he paid a Bank , ei-England note into the banking-house of Messrs. . Waller, for £loo,'on•the day of the robbery, which • Ape identified from the date and dumbei. , Mr. Robert Ballard, a partner in the Bank, went with the officer to the house of Mr..Charker, when E _hell was apprehended ; on him was found a seal, which Mr. B. identified as belonging to the banking house. Mr. James Coates proved that the notes marked with his name was the same which he paid into the ' hands of Messrs. Waller, and which Mr. Waller en dorsed in his presence. .•' John Edmonds, a labourer, said he was going to work between six and seven o'clock in the morning of the :Mb of December, and passing by Mr. Waller's, be observed a hole in the wall, on which he alarmed 1 the family. The prisoners made no defence. Bennett was acquitted ; Edsall was found guilty, I and received sentence of death; but en the petition ) \ of the Prusecutor, he was reprieved before the Judges ' • left the city. Ihjh Killday for an assault, with an intent to com mit a rape ,on the person ci Mary Briglst, of Yar- 1 month, in the Isle of Wight, spinster. The prosecutrix is 22 years of age, daughter ofMr. • Bright, butcher, at Yarmouth. On Saturday the 15th e of :scpternber, between four and five in the evening, 1 1 as she was returning from Neweort to Yarmouth, on I ikiney Common she met the prisoner , w h o a sked her bow she did ? He teen caught her violently round the waist, and dragged her about 50 yards out of the road under the declivity of a hill, among broom and bushes —she made great resistance, and screamed, on which tin prisoner threatened to take her life if she made a ass se—be dieu seized her by dot thriAt ; threw Ler on - -;4, .:.. __ I in tha'ir latenucwtaroeatuvt,h.retwhenei:stretrankachni„.:::.:::fsTiccs. -.• * - • • I I.! IC 104°It A A N 'ar 's . P .131.° ILLS NL is 4 an tW e i ffee llt ai ll a A I C* Co ' re foe the !the ground, and very much ill-treated her . They were t ?LA. Gravel and stone , StOPPare .01 kitIOC. Convianns 4 the the nor u mtrry frame, i ti t r e together about twenty minutes—she then obtained ! -- 'leave of the Prisoner to go to the road in search of her --•—••• Sotton , mentioned some time back-to have Beek jf and Loin the us s, i c C o i cn shoes,' which she had lot in the struggle. She was , been woundel by I musket-shot, in an affray at Deal4neYsi ts ai ia ut ei ti t i r d t de r'iA mbego, B‘4. not long in the road before the prisoner attempted to I with a party of smugglers, is since dead. Tlu: verdict are none more dreadfu l draw her away again, when she saw Peter Groves, lof the Jury was—Willi - 61 Murder by some person un- their consequences, than th e Gravel and atone. I•lse a ; re att'e . ill and called him to her assistance, on which the priso- known. The deceased belonged to the Lively Ex- p rima l a a eci t ie n , s was t it o dkrpa s e v an h r i r c ic h rese e w ve trrh r ei t ac thhP:nraos p e rson , d n : u the i ev ner ran away, and Groves came up, she caught him by ' cise cutter, stationed at Dover.ntitreg.. the arm and entreated Ms protection, at the same time , MANSION-HOUSX—Yesterday, a man named Davit tures, but are a foundation for every other spec iss u. d isor y, telling him how ill she had been treated by the sol- was b r o u ght up by Br ansc omb and Sayer, the one an HIC Itll A el'il Original Pitts, composed o f t h e most it:nom:at in . st err re o nf r t , hefi r r e g the petrifying containing .loi tl f s r e rn urine, cut li. te pily d t . dier. Groves saw her home—her clothes were torn, of fi c e r belonging to t h e M ans i on .h ouse , th e o the r to tredieets, base been found of singular efficacy- in u „ t Nur her arms and other parts of her body very much Bow-street, charged on suspicion of forging atonal scratched by the brambles, and her throat very sore derable number of notes, purporting to be those of a above Complaints, tle. g rore a ving the cluli n o ei r • h s 6 i e tt h Pr4Pe'''.4 the y concietioos, from violence. On her reaching home she related to 1 Banking-house at Bristol, and payable at the House and banishing every pernicious tendency to th 4 disor ewe ter s, wi xi her mother the treatment she had received, as well as lof Hammett and Co. bankers, Lendon. Some time r s p old e vrholesal out confinement , her agitated and exhausted state would allow. On 1 since two bundles of these notes were sent from a ' bu • rgh at an mr Gb -r eg o o w w ; ; c cot a , g , in and ter sc agl Co : and a t i?tt ki lt, L t ee . ter e and retail at ßa Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapride, ennui the following day she saw the prisoner in custody, and i person at Garraway's Coffee-house, for payment at recognized him. She was confined to her house for a , the bank of Hammett and Co. and they appeared to Granvill and Soa, Gilbert, and HaTdon, Plyntout g l; ; Ne ,, Q11 , 1 ' 1 „, 4 fortnight, and attended by a Physician for nearly three ; be all struck from one plate; and all the marks and and son, Dublin • Peel. and Turner, Hen; .hieleiry an d p in ' t c. ; ne v e r; Hun a m Pdrtse c a ; Sharp, P'ortsmouth ; Jogget , Taanton ; Trew man , e i ,... months, from the ill usageabe received. signatures so well imitated, that they were paid with- rutwell and Binds, Batli ; Bowne, Peter Groves, a servant at Yarmouth, was return. out hesitation in three Bank of England notes of £5O ter ' Dre wn - e, Hew York ; and most Booksellers i ry town, I n in g home over Bolney Common on the 15th of Sep. I . each. The notes were afterwards, on discovering the sexes at se ee .each. tember, when he observed a man and woman, and 'forgery, advertised, and one of them traced to the i EAST, WEST, NORTH, AND - sown. shortly after was accosted by the prosecutrix, who : possession of the prisoner at Bristol, where he was aP - • CHEAP AND EXPLDITIO US TRAVELLING, appeared to be in a weak state, with her clothes torn ; prehended and brought uP to town. He was reman- 1 mass and arms bleeding—in other respects his testimo ' i THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-I I% 1., LOSIDene, qy ded for further examination. rI'HE following POST-COACHES to:r. out at re confirmed that of the prosecutrix. Wednesday three men were charged. before the Jane Bright, the mother of the prosecutrix, remein- eluted price .: l'o EXE f ER, only 'le o ( 4 ; utneas, Insole g LORD MAYOR, with demanding payment of a banker's ,„,- bered that on Saturday, the 15th of September, be- M e . X t i 12%. 1 6t a lzol u tto P d L L YMOU'IIi, at hc V Catek ti. , fy check, for :6 . 37, drawn upon a bonking.house, near tween four and six, her daughter came home with her , an au tt sali r u z y s thr o niAle t I ti's. i.i.l. u u n ida k . ind i t, ~ the Mansion House. It appeared, that this cheek had Brid m po b rf , w illa t ndforcl, clothes torn, her arms covered with blood, and her- . Arms, Plymouth; and to the King's .Arnss, Dock. el ' al been stolen about fi ve years since, but the possessor i CHES'I ER, Newport, and WWtcharch New PB4-4,424 4 self much exhausted and agitated ;as well as • she , had not courage to present it before. One of the nri could she related what had happened, in consequence • . They • every Evening at Five o'Clock. sours said he had found it. were remanded 1 BOSFON, Spalding, P e terborou g h, Stilton, ar.,l Huntev o , of which she sent her sons in pursuit of the prisoner. for further examination. new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eventog.—Coadies ftwis John Phillips, a servant to Sir H. W. Holmes, on 1 Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Griatsby, and Hull. con hearing of the transaction, went in pursuit of the pri- Lately, Mr. Wright, of Louth, farmer, was 1 LIVERPOOL, Warringtou, Knutsford, atone, and Ledtrote soner, whom he met on the cliff, and entered into victed in the penalty of 40s. before the Magistrates i Poet Coach, called the L.xpedition,every Evening it rive &Cluck, conversation with him, in order to detain him till at Spilsby, for neglecting to have a raw hide stain- to the Angel true Dale -street, Liverpool.-..Guartled them:Owe. others in pursuit came up ; but on the prisoner's ped, pursuant to Act of Parliament. BATH and BR IS roi. Flyinf Pon.e.nachiss,through Cis: ke en. ham, Caine, and Marlberoegh, every Afternoon • an ift a Mr. making towards a stile, he leaped from his horse and On the evening of the 2cl instant, the' shop of Mr. May's, the Greyhound buy, Bath, and the Loodun'favesn, Thri.. secured.him ; the prisoner at first made some resis- Bustler, of Helpston, near Market Deeping, was mas-street, Bristol, next Morning.—Craelies to Wells, Itudgc. Lance, but seeing help coming up, he surrendered.-- broken open, and several articles of drapery and gro. water, Taunton, &e. LhEDS new liaht , Cessch,callei the Ruckinsham, vets out er..ry The prisoner observed, that he was not ; deserter.— eery stolen therefrcm. This is the second time of this Morning At Eight ei Cim:k, camel four Intmle.• only, a c d goes re. Phillips replied, he was not apprehended as such, but shop having been robbed within this half year. markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes tier:nigh Amin for ill-treating a young woman ; which he denied. Last week some villains broke into the parlour of ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and IctrybrJe, to ,I. Golden t.ion, Leeds, next day at 00011. Wesel:M.:Alt:l b t 1 ,3 Dr. Henry Cook, physician at Yarmouth, proved Mr. Sewell, of Saltfleet, and stole two large silver y a wns:non expedition of this . coach, it is allowed to be the mote the violence that had been committed on the prosecu- tankards, one cup, one pint, two butter-boats, two ble and complete peline conveyance on the .Nortk Rea, trix' person ; and that, in consequence, he attended pair of salts, one cream-jug, and 14 spoons, with 1 being agia unequalled to accommodation by any other. her for nearly three months. which they got clear off. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lunsdal e , Bohm!, The prisoner, in his defence, said he was on duty BIR'Eli. at Ewe o'Clock.—Gnarsled. searching for deserters ; and th at returning from the - GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan Dumfries, sea shore, where he had been searching some boats, At the Government. House, in the Island of Madeira, the Lady Brownhill, Thornhill, aanquhar-Kiln, Cutanock, Ki;gewell, ar.4 of Major General the lion. Ruben Meade, on the 27th January, of a dae hter. in the path he was met by Phillips, who apprehended all paru of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. him. He spewed a great degiee of shrewdness in his At Ke nsington, g on the 10th instant, the Lady of Major Bread, YORK, d Newcaatle, and Edinburgh new Coach, p er f orme d with a Guar thnnt g hout, sets out every Morni::g at Halt- psee observations, and put several questions to the wit- 47th Regiment, of a daughter. Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darling:ua, nesses ; but the Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of—Guilty of the assault. fi nding themselves fatig ued front the length of the jourai l ,e.: T At Edinburgh, aged 21, Lady Sarah Collyer, wife of Daniel rest what rime they please, and then proceed on without any el. • The Judge, in passing sentence on the prisoner, Collyer, Esq. of Wroxi am, Norfolk, and youngest daughter of didonal Fare. L-Clack, the Black Swao, Coney-street, York, animadverted on the grossness of the violence the the Earl of Fife. runs Coaches is Sunderland, Hull, Scarborou g h, ld'hitby, and young woman had received, and assured the prisoner other places. had - 00.1 ACE, ig . the capital part of the charge been subst;ntiated, he would have inflicted the severest punishment of the law ; as it was, he hoped his life was spared to give him time ter repentance ; and that he should now pass on him the severest degree of punishment the l:iw► affixed to his crime, and sentenced him to be imprisoned for two years in the House of correction. Charles Forbes, son of Lieutenant-Colonel Thema Forbes, of his Majesty's 45th regiment, in the sth year of his age. At Loeg Ditton, Surrey, the flee. Wm. Peniticott, aged 85, ant Z 3 of them rector of that parish, one of the oldest magistrates of the county. In Dublin, after a fortnight's illness, aged eight years, the Hon. Henry B.simond Nugent, second. son of the Earl of Westmeath. At Kenilworth, near Coventry, in the 94th year of his age, Captain Patrick Don, brother of the late Sir Alexander Don, Bart. of Newton Don. • At St. Osyth, Essex, aged 49, the Rev. John Robert Kirby, formerly of Caius College, Cambridge. Aged 53, the Rev. J. Tucker, rector of Gravesend and I.ud• denham. Kent. March V, of excessive grief, Mrs. White, mother of the drum boy, who was executed the preceding day with Hepburn the En sign. She was with difficulty removed from Min the day previous to his awful exit, when die retired to her bed, fiom which *be never arose. Friday morning Mr. Parrot, carpenter, Upper Ckarlton-street, Fitzroy-square, fell from a ladder placed over a staircase in Mon tagne-place, and alter lingering three hours in the most excru ciating agony, he expired. On the 29th ultimo, in Gateshead, Mr. Richard Bentley, In his 101st year. He was a hard-working man,and was able to follow his occupation until about nine years ago, and enjoyed the perfect use of his faculties until within a month of his death. -- --- - , BRIDGENORIH and Walsall, new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Putrid], and Whttehavets Pont Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Erosp, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Castarick, but .ugishrid i ,e, Wetherby, Aberfurd, Doncaster, and 4:anthem (the mated way by eighteen stiles). Sets out every Maiming, a. 1.1 pertorms the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers deta.uod on the 1 rand by business, or pleasure, have the Peculiar advantage ut tLcs 1 seats being secured in the nazi coach, ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post-Coach, to York, eundeeland, Newcastle,' and Edinburgh, carries tour Insides only, es, ..1 livening, at Four o'Cock, by way of Duncester, L.niatnans, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns new Coach suety Mnruing, to the George Inn, Sendrrlaad. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Neswastia, Walsall, and Wulverhampton Post-Coach, every A iternoan.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Siiiirual Pest•Csadt, the I Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Clock —Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotlieriuun Post-Cmch, called the Roddy ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post-coach, with a Cuatd, sets ca I every afternoon, utd reaches Battu:loam next day at nein Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Shipstone to the Saracen's I WA, 8011-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster Parc- Coat h, every Morning at Suwon &Clock, to the Bull and Sun ka, Myton-Gate, HulL TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half•r:q Ten, Half-past Two, Half-past Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock. HERTFORD, Wars, liotideadon, and Chesuot Coach, rug morning. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint tkit Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable Cif all Parcels or Luggage, &c. of snare than Five Pounds Value, tit Ne or damaged, unless entered as such and paid for accordin;y, it the Saracen's Head lan, Snow •Itil, London. Yesterday morning early, the premises of Mr. Ken nedy, musical instrument maker, in Princes-street, Westminster, were broke open, and robbed of several musical instruments. Saturday the 9th instant, a man coming from Dun-l ien:gine towards Perth, was overtaken, at the Mills of Forth, by three men, who accompanied him until they came to Cs aigend, near Perth, where he was knocked down by one of the three, and the other two came up, kicked him, seized his bundle, and took out of it £5B sterling, consisting of one note of £2O, one of £lO, and the remainder in small notes of the British Linen Banking Company. A reward of £lO is_offered for their apprehension. Monday sennight, a young man, in assisting in towing a vessel up Leith harbour, got entangled with a rope, by which he was precipitated into the water, and unfortunately drowned. On Saturday evening, a Gentleman on his way to Edinburgh, from the westward, about a mile from Cc linten, was attacked by a single footpad, who, without speaking, discharged a pistol at him, the ball of which went through his hat. On the Gentleman turning round, he immediately ran off. On Saturday an attempt at esca! MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the wnole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure have failed was made b' ISY 1-11 S MAJESTY'S V.O VAL LEITEKS YATLI% L. _.. .Jaturday an _ Apt kt 5...--tilie . .....or . —.sled of i the desired effect. The practice of many years in this- I _EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous Ix the French prisoners at Esktnills, near Edinburgh, it mcc u e a a r e b o ranch of their profession has not given rise to one .a- 4 their superior efficacy in curiog every degree and syt istc:o which, although at first it seemed to threaten serious cas e . of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without cunfin eater. 4r consequences, was happily subdued without blood. They continue to direct their studies to - Shel. It appears that some suspicion of their inten. of Complaints, \',.nereal and that de rangement and iti ot of the ee sy t s a tem , ner. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation iinpvi eel pernicious • which 1, the consequence of tke a table, and immuring no partieular attention. Lion having arisen, the prisoners were ordered to turn h a bit 'wig and most unhappily pursued by she youths of both sextet In il . days they generally cure• thole cruel Disorders • a out, sll ich they did with considerable reluctance, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren- where they fail hi that time of peifectly - restorth health, t:+ . • rl• when a hole was discovered to have been dug under ness; the other have its ravages fatally dev eloped to t then [ by a die tient has the happy assurance that he or diets at g the es . •• ~" be't"; the _foundation of the wall, nearly communicating tressing state of debility, which , if not timely re med so restored, let the degree of malivlancy he ever so gri..at in impotence. These art its remote and ultimate elli.cts,whik e eon- es with the outside. The prisoners, upon learning their the lt is an excellency pecuL 'zr to these Pills, to make die: '' v AI s u u s m ua ti l l y io c nit,lciss act of mus t olar power, and various nervous complaints disappointmeni, became quite turbulent, and vented par T t, and ect:e . r . ieto cOndt,:st creel.with . the e f.:;:.ini st i o n f e t i his ooL t to 't s a r ry ch vi a c h e. Of per- matter, li s i vh.l . enrich the their rage by demolishing the windows of the house sons languishing under the disord ers red by experience to be a ;r4..4.l. A rver of health, as l teal I. ::: tC. occupied by the chief in command at the place ; nor treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessf a ut it in t tit l e s i rer, by taking only eight single Pills F•srinz, a id fa'..!'n every •t't -• t course of a lo ot, laborious, and much extended practice. In the could they be brought to submission till an addition In short, the Patentee has this extraor Inary ohligation to t ...:., most obstinate and . complicated Cans of venereal infeetion, nick ' to the military force arrived. An increased supply um obstructions in the urethra, s, ungy excr e scen c e s , ba r d Su. ' that whatever he promised himself from them, they were 'nee • s of ball cartridges has been since delivered to the sod- ours, callous ulcers, eruptions, sem i nal weakness, sleets, as she ., ful fi l and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and 'wive; ~) diets ; and some field-pieces have been got in readi. STR IC I'UFLE6, • fame- These Pills are most worthy a place In the ez`i:ce• • : Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that t rey wit Whether recent or of lon g duration, and which have baffles! the 1 ness in case of necessity. Several French O ffi cers, keep good in all climates any length of time, and tiro they have il m o i t e o n t t her Practitioners ; are by their present imi.roved pion of who were supposed to be instigators of the disturb- ski ll effec tually and permanently cured, without the patient nose borne the test of sear 60 yeSre, wi th increasing cr,..1.t to them v r ai d stl es, honour to their author, insomuch that &Mi.; the ante, were brought to ' Edinburgh Castle to be con- su ff ering rite ex cruciating path and alarming hemorrhage which fined by themselves. often follows the application of the ltl '- last eight e nar caustic. hi the course of years they hire tal.liCAly cured upwards OiSt),111'0 Ihr• metropolis, numerous cues of sons, many of whom had been discharged fmm limpi:als surest INQUESTS.—lnquisitions taken by JOHN WAYMAN go Y eats extensive practice in this salivation had been frequetr.ly repeated, and all other me th od* .. s . Stncttares have been and are daily under their are, the total Gent. Coroner for the liberty of Bur -St Edmund's. eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and raped'• made use of without effect. At Waltham , on the sth instant, Y o n . the hod y o f ,sous made of practice, superior to any other yet - a.lo opted Tt; ' Prepared and Sold by the Sole u of Proprietor, TIIIIMAS TA Imo% a weakness, relaxation, end debility proceeding from this' complaint, e ' Member of the R 3 alCo Elizabeth Reeve, who was accidentally killed byNo. e, New Bridge -stmt ; here he wil s l in gi l s; ad e vt as i w il i s t h ho o u use • a brick thrown off the chimney of the poor-house bra ! is rytedihelaylirr°Bved, and i the patient restored to sound and vi Fee,to persons taking these Pills; and wlll.inswer P. - ..i 3.:- Let ,titlevirer Hie debility has foe years existed, a person who was.repairing the slime—but the deceased i S° proper perseverance ti in w i remedies, after the :Uric_ tens, if post-paid, on th e same terms, ob...erving in ail ..5. , . the having been cautioned not to go out while the brick- I ture :sas been destroyed, is indispensably met site to revive the most inviosable secrecy, no pationt's name or case Lae : g bc' , sparks of life, and to reanimate the Const:tution. mentioned but at th ir , . I e own particular request, isv the Praptx:Jr, layer was at work, the Jury returned a verdict of— 1 4lumb " 4 "g ' Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the c rst respectability, 'unit s the course of more than 40 years, t'sat b has hid th C 41. Accidental Death.ducting of an extensive sale of the above th e -s atd th . ,_ 'rat ' hays ,: f n under th e o tare of Messrs. Currie and Cu. for the re- On Monday last, at Haverfordwest, on the body ofurri. st &c i . and, having tits arising therefrom, K I) Mary Griffiths, of little Cuckoo, near that town.— received a radic complaints al and permanent 'c S ere are also colt), by his appointment, at the Prefumer's, Nse made to them as satistaitory evidences of the sses d r ecid eL!t ed enc s cs S.s They. From some strange expressions which the decease.l's may ber g t, Pall-irodi ; the To-t.shop, No. 11)1, CV peii cl Otlty of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Mau s ; ford-street, a lls . l husband, John Griffiths, made use of, and " other sir- h ave had b of tric m turts front ten to twenty years, opposite the Mo t tle' ini.enben;r°aur%ii'hst tin. P 7 ' }:ish.sirttt-Hill? d "" n : 1 Y cionstances, in was strongly suspected that he had 'g aud a fra t tl ° bren tit' u nl nd r :r o n f e oni no , : , iin oi e . v e eal ta t .t c . on aeale t i r. ;y e attempted Heavisides, town in England, ate. in /loam y administered poison to her—consequently the Magi- and other surgeons of equal em i nen c e , Messrs. icatien of the lunar caustic; without success cure th e cure w" full an ` l &shill direetkins whereby persons r 3.133 urei th ee sex may straws immediately ordered the body to be taken from by the a pp ' cure themseivas with ease at:d secrecy. M0t0... Currie and Co. may be consulted by e!ther sex with the the grave (having been interred the day before), and in N w . b l3 t . ti F.very Box goblin Great Britain is sealed ars with sennp , examined by the Surgeons.—The Jury returned a Tit:: ( d ; e a r r i , c i a .. c n y , secrecy, pad and honour. at their house, No. 107 ocee c .. , 4 b . y .e favottr of the Commis mire s Ousted at ill'. St.ll::f .. Lire particulars , of their e e n a t s s e m the cotintry arc requested to Stat e Nu. 9 , New Brldge-street. n to imitate which , verdict of Wilful Murder by some person or persons Inc ari , l`e • ' endand general i n itaint of living, ors. is iron ; Toth 9r; uuknown ; and John Gri ffi ths has been committed to inclosing a remana" „in of th,idits z .n. when the same .. . era are ceunteribit. "sill he g iven or sent to any i _ the county gaol to take his trial at the next Great Sessions tor the supposed offence. to ensure that secrecy se saseittiul to their undertakin do • 1. 0141 1)0•4 • stare of Letters may ha adde d te the =vase ._ . . ft, • _ • • Pruned and p eblished by Level 1 . wr I uarfiCilsl49. I, CarcEareet, and at the OIL% Tenwlrßar• - TO•MORRO W. Sun rtses Sun seta, I Moon rises, 6 winces after 6 154 minutes suer S I 0 minutes after 12 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, Morning Afternoon 4 minutes after 6 • .: ; - ~ .:. •:, .' 4 r ~~ .' ~~ ~. I ,