Star. — London, England, 1804-01-20 00:00:00

p ' ‘.l 7 WI 1 II . ~.. ,4 . 74.1-1,1G17,14A.E. HIGH cow . or 0111tIVIART, EDINBURGH, JAN. IA The Court was thi 'der notipsed with the trial nfl jbs Ihritatait, in tee &rake nt the cutlorns at Leitb.acenfed int tbe.Morder of Vet cr Grtyler, mida.ip man on the imprefsiondentbere. The pritbner plc!td ner ed—Not Guilty. --;... The aril witoils , ' pterfecutien • MacMillan. wife of cilderwood. in Leith. who fir her ' in his own hnn& on the nip , ' tier, and carried to the rt lowed, and faw him there atop, and on returning to buOmnd releafed. and in I tiered came in, (wore that liberated. and threatened . Intarfered, faying a prifoner ought not loillie cow& of the altercation that edited, Gayler Lid hold of the wittier', tore falter cap, and th re a t crii.td Ikike her I but Herdman , who was in the interfered, and prevented him, raying, it was ••• Stain to tbilce a woman. Witnefs being very E wa ealled .for force gin, which are got, and gave n part of it. Gayler was puked out of the .•• _ • the appeared to her either to be drunk, or nut if judgment : when he went out, be furore that inben Headman came nut he would knack him down. Heldman and her hatband were perfealy (ober.— Witneferemained in the hook an haw, when the - tbe baek door .a.VI Gayler in offin Ogler also b—g—r: interfering • imam& the fame fide of the e you to I don't theater., them, till window. _who -I Herd. Gayler, not' for Walk! fay Gayler to the -wheat it . &titbit and went afraid of Um. Calder te. Rrikt Herd carry) over witaefs.. , the delNevsee law Herd• acetified him as 3 ont of Cum . beck at, sad Badman went , but was after• home with the wound, and emit _ __Aeotwaisig „teem had a *ern wiei Hallman, who made him feel a leap es bb Iteeida:Whith be laid was the elk& of the beim be bpd waived from Oath'. and added that be had' wee Wee watch hoo .- and brought the ease aids labia be irtrek Gaylen No other perks wee pow last whet Herdsmen gave the blow, nee did sr Words pars on the cc eallon ' Weddell, of the Colleens. Leith, gave tree to the circonsflance of the parties pairing book. as above flats& and to the advice he had lein to Herdsman. lie added, that the prifoner bad fit-' a leg with Lord Nelfon at the attack on Tenc that be was a good officer, and a fober peace was. )Mrs. Charles AuderGin and George Keine, fur dekribed the nature of the i nj ur y the decal , r I C i d received. On the back part of the head, fornevihat to the right fide, a fu per ficial wound, about lin inch long ! was obfereed, which marked the place where the injury had bees received. The fymptnms enmities a comprefflon of the brain, an operation was itetformed, which confirmed the opinion of the fur geons. After his death the head was opened. and a quantity of efuted blond was toned under the IlcuU. which was the carafe of his death. Mr. Nellie was of °pinion, an effnlion of blood was mote likely to (occur when a pet fon was in a Rate o f intoxicatioa. • The prifoner brought forward tome exculpatory evidence, the amount of which was , that he was e tuber, g ood tempered, humvne man. protecutor having previoufiy reariAxcl the charge to culpable homicide. the Jury were inrlofed, In the robing r iont, and in a few minutes teturnrd a •erdia, all in one vrice finding the prifoner—'dot guilty. 1A0.1:111aY t 4. Yetterday Caine on the trial of . 74:: Aftwfarlame, late , 'pnral in the Stirlingtbire reciment of hbith Brit ..litia, aceufed of fitortting James RoberlYin, corn flintily called Di, yarair. on the evening of the t 3th thanier haft. in the (treat of Bithgate. prikarr pleaded Not G.iilty. tolin CrawforJ. filmmaker in Bathrate, laid that the t 3th of 08oher, she prifoner and another man re hitlettt a in bis houfe.—lhwnlee st.id Bird !re billetiett With 1411 n Nl•trtay, the witnef.% Inn 14ew, %vb. , lived in the flat above him. hlacfatlane NJ the other man lei( his hntlfeanlit fix o'clock.— ,hont 1'..) minutes after nine Macfall ine cline back. .41 inquired fortis tomcod:, who the witners then wittlerlin“d to be a dtl . •_fler but he Fag 01 , 11 114 stitnefs then aceomp. , i.ied the prifoner in not tanrify'.., where they had !a - en drinking, is: fearch "'be defence ; but he was.n. , t tlitte. After ,•,n•ing bad , the plir,ner at vo •ine And in about an hour alter he :train went ta Itami accompanie3 a h , .y, hot the detcrler r.ra :onoJ—:hat when At come heck to ti.e l Ou f r,ho I. V Jown a kir 11.1nUte% r.ti WI. bed, ti..t% tote All . d a ent to `111114)%, and by heard I.latfarlane oceol: Jamie t l'anwing where the ckiett - r '‘'.ll. a h ch uc denied. Cht prifooer thccatenad to rrrake Jamie ter,til powder k not tell, an,liAtl,l a cut: islgt tacc— . *I ' .. . that the*ehth then came down to his hnife, Where Jolt% was hind.euffed by the two privates, lltaarlitese declaring he would march him to Edits. burgh in ark tftwation—athat they all went out, Mac farlane Miele* his muihet with him. After this the witnefslivesssloired. and about four o'clock in the :starts Ite awoke, the pi ifoner was fitting at the li • ' ' a 4ked the witnefs if be could get any a :Its apprehend the deserter , when he • lit geti.* ikskillahles in the mottling. Did not ••• Daft Jamie, but taw his body on of ' ate. n Browtdee, private in the Stirlingfhire Mi ht,in company with Macfarlane and Bird, from Glafgow with a deferter for Edits 4(de—that when they came to Bathgate, the and Bird were' quartered in John Murray's, - putting slide their arms, they went with one Ramfay's, where they had lime re. .it: and the deferter alto came to Ital aY's, accompanied by Daft Jamie —that they fat there about two hours, when he went back to Mur .lnY'lt and Ihortly after went to bed—that Jamie lay in a clofet off the room where Bird and he were guar tete+ After being in bed Come time Macfarlane came*. ftairs, and (aid the deferter had left him— that he pulled Jamie out of the clofet by the neck, and threatened him with knowing where the deferter was—Jamie denied it, when Macfarlane threatened to (hoot him. and Paid he would hand-cuff him—, that they left Murray's, and went to Crawford's, where he handcuffed Jamie, and they all went out in deferter - th at c h of the deferterthlt they went to a place tather out of the town, where Come corn was grow. jog, bat did not find the deferter—that they came down the greet again , nea rl y oppofite the Billet-Ina& ter's,whettftfactsrlane put a cartridge into his mulket, ion - which the witnefs laid, " Sarely you will not thnot him." He (aid, *6 No." I only mean to , fear him—that they all walked alonthe Meet land be heard the 'makes go off ; and l aw the piece drop. when the prifoner laid, " I have done for him isow." The witnefs and Bird then went forward to the body of Jamie. and a(ked Macfarlane to take off' the haedenffs, which he attempted, bat could not do, it, bat the withers took off the handcuffs. That Mae-j (Arlene was the worfe for liquor. and did not expo& . any forrow for what be had done. That they went to Ramfay's. but did not get adatiffion, and afterwards' they all went to their quarters. On the road the pri tuner Paid he waddle away, but she witnefs advsfed him not to do fa The wiusefs bad no idea Macfar lane would (hoot Javaie—Ase only thought be meant to I frighten him. That the defetter was apprehended ip Irvine. and Inge accompanied Lim from Irvine M Glafgow : that on the road from Mall o w. the prifoner wastrely kind to Jamie, and when they came Bathgate applied for a billet ( or him—it was a dm* night, and after the mnfket was loaded, be does ant think Macfarlane halted, but the piece was bred *ift he was walking on. James Bird, private in the Stirliagfhire Militia, %kid that he was one of the party mho ware anadolting a *inter from Glafgow . to Ediolatergb asd halted at llathgate. That Brownlee sad the witnefswere. t k aa rtered together. and after being in bed were awoke by Macfarlane. who Paid the deferter was goat.. That he got Jamie ' and threatened to (boot him , as he faid be kr.tnr where the deferter was, which Jamie', denied. That they . all went out in (catch of the 1 deferter. That Jamie was handcuffed, and marched/ along with them. That they went op areas till they were one of &agate. and retuned back again. Is the way back Macfarlane loaded Ids piece, at which time Jamie and she prifoner ware walking 'together, the winters and Brownies being a little before them. That tie witnefo'remonftratedWith Macfarlane not to (boot Jamie, who raid, he only meant to fear him. That be beard the piece go off. and law Jambs drop, when be had, " You have done for him now." The prifuner replied he had.—Macfarlane and Brownlee took of the handcuffs from Jamie, and when they re turned to their quarters. Mumy's people anted for Jamie, when he anfwered he was out by there growl. mg like a bear. That be laid fo , as be was a fraid for what bad happened.--Macfarlane Paid he would p. away. but the sound's Minded bun from that—Tbe prifoner was drunk, but was fenfible what he was do- tag. That there was half a mutchkin drunk at the billet•rnaller's, and three half mutchkins in Ramfay's, 1 of which ftx people partook, and while drinking there ' was no quarrel between Jamie and Macfarlane. Mr. Robert Smith, furgeon in Bathgate, fag, be had examined the body of Daft Jamie, by order of' . the Sheriff at Linlithgow, and made up a report along' with Mr. Clark, lingeon. The report was read by the Clerk of Court, and defcribed very minute* the Rate of the decealcd. His whole head was much (battered, particularly on the left fide, and part of . his brain was in his bonnet. He had been (hot by a :mike ball, and the piece, when difeharled, had ;seen very near, as part of his face was black with powder. Tut: prifoner's Counfel produced a number of let ,ters Loan Come principal oflicetswith whom he had ferved a, a Collier. Tiley were Nit on the table kr the petard of the Jury. A witnefs was called, who (were, that Jamie had got into a quarrel at Airdrie, when Macfarlane interpoied. and prevented his be ing beaten. Tile Loan ADVOCATI charged the jury for the Crown. as did Mr. WILLIAM Laskin' for the priM ner. Lord ClllllO, who pretided in abfenee of Loan Jcs ries Ctsa a, fumnsed up the stlinle is a humane and candid 'peed'. The Jury were then inclofeJ, and appointed to give in their verdift the next day at one o'clock, when they returned their verdift accord• ingly, by a plurality of voices—The prifoner guilty of Ceepatlf H.,.:.-ide. The Court delay est ploootuicing icri.euce till the halloo in ; ; Tuebtay. 1.111 night a mall was detcAcd in Reeling a gold bread pr., from the har.Jkerchiel of a woman in iicet.ititcr, mad WAS committed to Cafe cutlody. Vefierday, ass ).:urg mmtt, of the Paine of Beat fm, a glazier, was cleaning the windows of Lady Ch.irlotte Spencer, in St. Jaraes•sAreet, the machine (as %%hi& to: flood gaec nay, by which be was pre cipiiated on the pavement, and killed no the (pot. At the preknt Pcsind,all thoughts of the bumboat Itivafion being laid *fide, the mind naturally 'svelte to plcafAnt apes, am ..z the fistem.il of which, is the idea of a genteel INDS PeeD. ,14:4 for We, whi c h now offers itkll in the Gape of a rocket or :;hart in the prifetit advantageous Lottery, the ;theme t•C which cactus dee abundance of great Nit C 6 thatun tae let out by the back door. John Destine.- minipump in the Royal Nal brLiterild CaLierwmod being hoprelred by Gal r laR. Womb was in the office w =re had a fkufc, a nd went out. Ciayl elkiKentoiod d--fl that woodes legged b Ise_ _WkW give him a good thrething for ince , _ Oa 'fie his dujy. . Hardman came out it y An ; and Oayler, after repeating thi • ' Wreck hiss with a Rick on the left fide Plerdeisn • grid, Mr; Beatfon, I take s that I have been Greek by Gaylar, fir what fedi" Thy both went up dr .. SO blab words ,keined to pals between thi ~..c- i se azo• eneate Mr. Weddell's winclw aiM died what win the wafter I - seilva i red, that he had been Aro& by , ~ of the peg, and he knew . , ' teable.. Mr. W. remselltd that he we P 11PiPPre kkokst h the *au but knee Ofyli . ISM blers mid he (Mr. W.) wield istqwesi eqineeterw. limbos aid he would have •1100., Vitae% returned to Ceaasning's, at baits with Mrs. Calderwood, who was , a • ~ _Allaw Herdminafterwaeds in Mrs. ;book, with an wog beaded ease. Amass raw Gayki &Ai . ' 'ilia the rallbit ap lee tiled to can • , ebitht e l s olt ia jamas required kink to a • ielaajl. was on dot; .. madearoar et . eke* o'clock on the nth of to to the.donr, he fatt.beentg sine does t he !bore. and , acco ft ed ti6ei. 6 at the fame time coming oat Yilest .Weraskin Pad behind wixads, Arse his down with a flick. Hader • tinier was carried down Rairs, but s ridsya 6 mash recovered as to walk home vane& Mrs. Gayla dreffed the wooed, 1 kil.k 2ll .o l "... sunli _ _i_t_ g° 2l l . "de la... s c.... " " s t . blesibi rbid re 10 57.04 *licit be Ant whoa vet* Nr.We l to Ve book. Awe to 11 LI leg ,tbst • Man. *was, deG Iseni rei fotatteihat iach lae where the Earl:logs perforated geons. A quantity !which wa ' of opinim (occur wht • The pr evidence. tuber, goo The pi charge to In the rob aerditt, al tertry , ral I Militia, at cal of Olrtite pr • tedm C eet the 13 'fete hill were bill in-14y, p•td the ,Abnett a , - wed iwatt eretderflii. The lilt Itamfay' of the de beet the hour alt • hy a 11 , ) Ile came fern n Mew a,' know in; The Frig I he Jiell . . might ge9 fig pyrtfecoden was Mary Mtr an y a t , calderwaati. taeal &Ott t he m eet o f t her bulbensd sim , ... y: Aviitiam tight of , of ~, • : &id, h vti. render" r fidi " - ed fi re i lean ‘ up. . , Cattl to the ma fu r nnd A. ` . ... 1 'C . e and n Mr. Cu . The de ::: , t e r 1 # let her hu onld not .•4 . . ay to ed to alike int. Witnefs •• 'fitment: Inter ought not to be liru!k. ftatufay,s, 2 POLICSieIp,:. PULTIILR PARTICULARS RRSPICTIVIO Asa CART ING OFF /IRS. LEI. Mr. Landen Gordon, (Ince his arrival In England from the Welt Indies, about two months ago. has re. tided near Ranelagh, and a part of the time in the tame houfe with his brother. Mr. Lockhart gordon. at Alfop's Buildings, New Road. On Sunday laft he was at the latter place, Then he informar i d the Lady who keeps the hours, that Tome very pticular circumftan‘es obliged him to leave town immediately, and as he was going opt to dinner that day, re:yefted the would pack him up tome linen and clothes in his trunk, hire a poD•chaife for Uxbridge, and come in it the fame evening, at (even o'clock, with the trunk. to the corner of BoltonAlreet ; which (he accordingly did; and after waiting a (bort time, Mr. Lauden Gordon came and told her to take a coach and go home. Mr. Got don then returned to Mrs. Lee's houfe; felon after which (he was carried off, but how tar Mr. Lockhart Gordon went with them is not yet" known ; certain it is, however, that they took the Uxbridge Road. - On Tuefday evening Miller. a Bow-ftreet °Sett accompanied by one of Mrs. Lee's female fervants,fet off poi in quell of the fugitives ; and the fame even ing a letter from Mrs. Lees direfted to her maid, was brought to the houfe in Bolton-row. by a young man who raid that it came enclofed to him in another let ter from Oxford(hi his mother, who keeps an ion at Tetfworth, re, where they had (lopped on Sunday night; but. from their Runge behaviour to each I other, mach allonifhenent was excited in the minds of I the& at the hut, efpecially as the Lady remained while h e rr - gown and (locking' were wattled. Mrs. Lee's letter, there is reafon to bilieve was written privately, and in great belle : the words were very I ker. and nearly. thus :—" No clothes, no money, dads or compliance." Flom Tetfworth they. proceeded to Mount* i l ehere we have the fattsfaaio, to add, they were found on Wednefday aftetnnon by Miller, who t Mr.Laoden Gordon into en ftody. Mrs. Lee's fervent went with the officer. in order to attend her mitlrefs. Mr. Leaden Gordon called two or three tinies - at Mrs. Lee's hook, fume his arrival in England; but who, we underftand, was denied to him. In the courfe of laft week he fent a very polite letter to h*, faying, that he 'would do himfelf the honour of dining with her on the Sunday following, and thintld take the liberty of bringing his brother, Mr. Lockhart Gordon, with him. Late night, about nine o'clock, Miller arrived in town from Gloorefler, with Mr. Lauden Gordon and. 'hba. Lee four was ordered to be kept is cat -tody, and the latter, with het 1... sant, went to the honk of Mr. Parkin. her attv:aey, is Great Ormond. hat. flow.svealr.....Several fommontes, on the eost.. i plaints of the Commanding Officer of the Loyal Highgate Volunteer Corps: yefierdayheard, asd fitiase . of the genies toed for non attendance s others,' who proved that perfonal infirmities prevented their attendants, were diftniffed, and Sir RD. FORD recom mended it to the Olken to (hike their sasses off the PAW bfau.soaoutra.svaaer.— Yefterday feveml per. has were hammed for fines due for non attendance on Volunteer Corps. The fiat was Charles Bete. who denied being a member of t h e corps. though the name of C.harlas tare appeared on the mutter roll, which be denied to be fired by hini or *his autho. city; notwithlianding which be was fatisfalSorily proved to belong . to the Corps. The Magiftrat e mformell him that i t was indifferent whether the name was fpelt right or wrong fo long as he was the perfon thereby defignated, and therefore adjudged him to pay at. a.. the amount of the fines incurred, which he refofing to pay, the Magiftrate informed him that the nfaal mode of recovery would be immediately enforced. Mr. Marital, of gulfsll.fireet, was fummoned in the fame manner. • Mr. Marthat! Rated, that be had written three swaths before Chrillmas us his Captain, informing bins. that his buGnefs precluded the poffibility of at tending his duty in the Corps, and requening per miffion to refign, although he would willingly come forward in co& of emergency; to which he received no anfwer till Chrifinsarday, when he was informed his fervices could not be difpenfed with. He wined to know the mariner in which he fkould proceed to difengage hitnfelf. He was anfwered, that was not for the Magillrate to determine; but he would ad vile him to pay the weekly fines. indefs he could ob tain an honourable difcharge, until the Leg;fiarure fhoold point oat Come mode. He with ritueittice paid the fines, which were mitigated to fourteen (billings. A perfon belonging to Drury-lane Theatre was fummoned on the fame plea. He denied belonging to the Corps, though he acknowledged he had figned the mufter.roll, but Paid be retrafted the next day in a letter to the Captain. He urged that he had a fubftitute (trying for him at this time in the Militia; ' he likewife pleaded long illnefs. His cafe was, there. fore, adjourned, to give him time to fubßantiate the lati plea. MAN slow Houss.—Yefierday feveral bakers were fummoned for making Nile returns of the prices of flour purchefed, and others for not fending any.where hy the Magiftrates were unable to affix a proper flendard to the price of bread. Such of them as could nut urge a futficient plea were fined in the mitigated penalty 5.1 forty (billings, with an AirtiltiVlCC, that on the next odcuce the full penalty of tol. would be cu. forced. sowstt.—Yefierdav T. Warn: was brought up, charged with picking the pocket of Capr. Beau. moot, but the Captain being unable to attcod be was rcn,andcJ. Weirtcospst.--Yellerday P. Sf.o. - ,lball was re examined on fufpicion of Ilealing a quantity of fpht peals; hut au inaction , appearmg lie was isequitted cf the felony; but not Wm, able so give a latisfae. tory account of the mode of his airing them, the peafe were forfeited, and he was seamed to pay eos. fine. %Woolen, 6 .—Yelterday 7. Airier *its fully committed. ch used with healing 6o eats treatise.' other 'nick:. A young man was committed for re-csa 4 usisation on fufpictun of Isayiag onsmaitiell faveral robbenes ia the esciu4T of kloweeteet. cAt nomanotif} fi:bm'ar ..wa LE Nemo. - "..- 0 N rf the _ aileasa */ t,Antext the aro inkff dueler to theegoigadaeb - Welt Marklua.,lll,lUn srAbott of ietiasbitas •-„ if 4 TM Bbitnif o f Ibirbale bat Olen) g4ta INC Pet. RAI in the Ch w 1.4 nimbler. gulag by brie 9 ( Ur " Mx Man of .c RIR , Oil liff•ndt id, at POisertea Had, Sefailt;tyta Laily et Rar. Admiral W of a gee:Mr. On tiunieday meriting, tee lady of Rebgeet Rohe % of Gnat °Weave-nom ci a &new. 1 he Lady ?f Goose Walks.ll4. of MittlboggeOußrnal. tin, of a fon. At Rathfhtd, near Dahlia. ait Lady of Ma* Kciting, lie *la itqiumat. of a Inn. - , b ------11 A IMED. On Mraiday bit, stillithfidi. Safordildmile Rik% aiehorti Vorrct. Farm of All Soul., to ills L.Aidil ltaiot, booth dm* ter of the Rev. Walter BigoHot. On Saturday, at Harder ds, John Ingram toe.5,11:1: ' Redford-row, London, fun of januu Lockhart, Ey. Idoule, Hampthire. to Mita Weide, only child of Frktinil Waturi Efq. of Hardey Houk, o:rootlike. 1 ' Oh the tth *nit at lktabeh•Lo, Thermo Skirt, Erg. Captain 4 the Wartiogtun Volunteers. te Mit Mono's 'l4 l . l mket 6141 4 . Sea attic late Thomas Leonidas. l'A• of Lot.dolt• Wednaday, at Idasydo-Banott Church, lobo Shaddro. gra the 'eel light Dragooto, MI of Robert Shadden, hal of Gower , ftr h er, to Mir Lewis. ?outwit daughter of Maoism Lew* Elk of Devredhire-pla t. --, •• DIED. l Yettetday moralng, at Weitova in the iffc 4 Wight, Lord .1.1010:es. Yet tday. at his bode in Clevelrodons, Robert Dielmnon& Efq. Banker , at Charing Croft. ' on Tinily' bit. at Erfom, In Surrey, Mtv. lllimMili HA - widow or the We Samuel Hat. Eil. At Profpea, county Cori, Paul PC4oll,llsechire. On the loth inili et his *ram, din nor. 74 Heber, • f Marton Nall. Yortalsinl. assMitir'sdarshiell. Salop. - .• On the gth lent, after a 1 ngerlng Wei, Mr. Litarlettidloe., Intent, aged 38,Iate olds* Theatrebitural York and Wersnonti. • W a indrdar, Thomas Vide, kA. in his Uth year He Me oft of theitegiltors at the Coasted Chbotaffiva gort i eSttiM wider Lord Ultras, Lord liardwirite. Lord Lord °dodo., led Is WI Ins sprdneed Urfa ladd)rfi &Ma afAsarred dddo ,o l l . i t l e i. 414 1 61 .1 4 " :. W Report Moe, odd& be lend ew er Wohniday, in childboXid Undieg; liibilli6llllllllolllA ~..n tosaiii.. .-m e t e Mork oMilatidanar itia • .. .: -.... On dpe 100)4 it _ „,. pe. de saelasse is , 1114= 4. ?lit • At MbiliadirilaiNio 0 Ms 3" Id° 6 ( 10 6 104.4 11 ai Word Baia% A . usiMiPerkekc Hall. Cs fla n -7 ebapiaintetisa Lardy%war •. ' la AVM dedicated otyreif to the filidyilad bee* ro ad by Ala wee eeeldwatee Malec JO 40 1410 2 witch 1 theeibtamiby te bid. Welt that I have sest wee 7.= toy theft who, in the ezteillee did if dirr , are erroldeolly ineseded lo woarethieele awl tteepph. always attain that Weds whieh is acquired by asessesealriobe inteiledual power to ewe date el diforders. The Meeks Cl DIM= ere pecellerty 41140114. 11 r viihehter 'et ids theen a utile reneee igi liz=, b ileakt =- el tient mom aldose they ad from the preveldee 'fill oeserafedodille*:i the batiks of kitool-boys, sr the Woke-nose of wasesrev e t s = lulu the moil Adam preedllenel ita e bit With of unawake sow, the reeepteses wood. sad Me eat& wciou Is dettroyed._ As a IN d tbe ROYAL COLLIDE Cl SUILOROIIII. grata/ proadde ea holyof eametba; sod pefeder- • dm rider to prothee. I fed oarldretalto tr madam with which have alone been fotheethy to the Ed Italoide et bed eralaii. weir enable lab , "woe the admit, CI. litilitemed freseei be whew OAR& fern, hallo osafoleabed Cl the maddlears of *Ade dna m 44 We wigwam. it WY of the anduot weather etas family pbylleho, and breed ever hie ildealay void dread woo cesharnt; It env* be Tatieddery he Met to k itherat set aeon capability of tftetrooll4. be sEe it the =IR toniskthis &ow* And in resent Venereal Constables it is polkas to Ewer or Mirth; itt the welt earnplieaten cafes it b ir = mem et swedes ,gimmes Is ibis des to lid a Wank, led Croft I deadwood's of tile agtedwweeeildideeideselle acs eilitted with now OW DP U 1 di wei ftweitthwe at VENEREAL INFECTION, sod la el ake thrloase et nor needle ere Rated es the Ore haerder. paimeeelo the MUM eta mead arialbleallath melts OA we mated to Qiecify *Er de NA meow or lid. • iambi saki. Marlisr ef de Raid Weer ef aurieseala Ladd a Ettaset; ask Tat* !wt. To THOMAS TAYLOR, IMei. • Mo. 9, liddiparect, Landes. Measured Mr, Zdinbereb, Meals st, dot. I BEG kin to infor m yael, that Cs'ef &We the roar 1790, I hive bees salami with the Lacs Vaned, wine. from its ebitinetely Kailas every cork at tenderise yeilaibel by the mod maws* et the beaky ben, sad widersalst frame . resew soda et Calieedest, sad twos diktat/8d fare lig WO' 22). with yule relief, world swat es be of die um& L... sows Is the *dog ed leilt yaw sot dMrieilid ea imam lass, es warty topes peeled to we eaessiattiliodikaPipiticer 4i• the aegis cif ray bead, sae ea each eeris,sad NMI 11. 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