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110" when he arrived ; he anted them : one of the pipes, 'prabation r ale offenders or accomplices, 'or otlierd that which was fie ll emptied, they desired him to get Rife, (ball be guilty of a capital offence, and (hall upon the cart, bet re Mr. Garcias came down ; it Suffer death, &r. His Lordship °Versed, that by had (rime wine in it. When the two other pipes were the law, as it flood before, if any one was wounded pot up, they cleared hint to drive with them to the by another, who was in the porton of an unlawful Prili.ner Miller's houfe, and they gave him five fhil purpofe, and the perfon fo wounded was to die with. slugs ; he heard Mr. Garcias exprefs his furprife at in a year and a day, the perfon oho inflieied that the pipes yielding no more than thirteen bottles of wound, would be guilty of murder. His Lordlhip grounds. When he drove to Miller's houfe, the two then fummed up the whole of the evidence, and Prifuner's drew dot the wine which remained in the made fuitable obfervitions on the material parts of pipes : they drew it out by means of a crane, an in it. obferving, that if the parties had one common Arum& tired in the trade: they filled a wooden purpofe, that they were equally intent on inflieling rail called a can, which might hold about four gal . this wound, no matter which of them did it, they loos, three or four times. He then took the empty were all equally guilty. But it was poffible for one pipes home to his Mailer's I they both gritted in man to intend to refill the Officer with an intro. drawing the wine from the.pipes, and wife ment, fo as to do.the Officer fome grievous bodily was (landing at the door the greater part of the time. harm, and another was determined to refill only The Witnefs underwent a dole crofs examination with his fill or flick, but not fo as to do the perfon from the Prifoner's leading Counfel Mr. ALIAY ; whom they atraulted any grievous bodily harm. The front this it appeared, what indeed bad been previ former of thefe would come within the meaning of oully admitted on the part of the profecution, that this Aft of Parliament--the latter would nut. Al he was, to a.eertain degree, an accomplice in the al to Newman, the Learned Judge thought it would fair, and that he came to the Court from a prifon : be too scat a refinement upon reefuniag, to con• he however perfitted tenacimitly in maintaining that chide that what he Paid before this f ad took p lace, he had advanced nothing but the truth : he denied Imo the cable of it—what Newman Paid was to be the eh cumnance of his ever having left his place at confideredo as the blonering and boillerous language Winston Ballet,. on a charge of his having made too of an alchoufe fquabble, by a man who had the fill- lice with a leg of mutton of his matter's, &c. ly to give himfelf up to drinking. The mullions Mrs. Ballet, who lived in Half Moon-tireet, immeo were, &R. whether the Jury were fatisfied that lira- diately oppofite to blillar's houfe, law the cart at the per inflicted the wound—feeondly, if he did, whe. dour, with Mr. Wilde's name on it. She raw the pri thee they were fatisfied that Corneilley had the fame fitters both ant in taking the wine nut of the pipe, view and objets as Draper, namely, that of cutting with which they filled a can, as the thinks, four times. Boatman with intent either to kill him, or to do hint She knew the carman, and painted him out in Court. fume grievous bodily harm. She did not give immediate information to Mr. Wilde, The Jury found Jeremiah CorneilleyGurey—James but did fo fome time fuhrequent to the circumllance Draper Guilty, Death—Zdward Taylor and John happening. On her crofs-examination the confeffed, Newman Not GriAy . that the had not always borne the name of Ballet. Jelin kb.% was tried upon an indiehnent,charg Several witnelles were examined as to the character jog him with dealing tome ornamental hair, the pro- of the prifoners. petty of yr. Rai, perfumer and hairalreffer. in After a dinind charge from the Recorder, the Ziffropfgate.lireet. The indietment was opened by Mr. Jury found both prilonere Guiky. Goeuur, who told the Jury of the extenfive way Mary Satil3 and Ranee Stanforth, alias Braid, were Mr; Rafe was in, for the manofaduring ladies orna- capitally indicted for Reeling privately from the mental hair. The prifoner was a journeyman to Mr. perfon of William Hauxweli, a park containing 84 Refs, to whom he -gave liberal encouragement ; guineas. his wages, board, and perquifites was to the amount Hauxwell laid, that he was an American, and, at of soot a year, yet the prifoner, not content with the time of the robbery, lived in Clare.nreet, Clare• tiara lead made a predict of robbing his matter; but market. He fisted, that on the Seth of Dec.:ll;6o.'l ataleve was difficulty in (wearing to property in that about half pan eight at night, he met Mary Smith say. AO had Melted an article which could be m the Strand. ffe went home with her to a houfe dually keen to by two wimeffes ; the firli called in Vine (beet, and accompanied her to a room up wee Mr. Alexander Rots, jun. fon to the profecutor. (lairs. The other prifoner then came in :—he gave mho hid it was his department to Mark down all half a crown to Smith to fetch Come gin, which the week that was made In the hair. room. He few the did, and after drinking fome of it, (fie went away, "droner making a front for.a lady, that being diffe. and left Stanforth and the withers together. Inabout tinhorn the common way, he took particular no five minutes after, Stanforth event away alfu, and aloe of it, and afterwards few the fame hang up in Smith came in. Tile wienefs then miffed his purfe, the hair room, which he found was taken down, and in which were eighty five guineas. He wanted to replaced with another, of a darker colour, and no know where the girl was gone, but Smith (aid the neount given of what had become of this front, and could not tell. He infined they were both conned hiving tome fufpicions of the prifoner having pur- ed together. He called a watchman, and had Smith bawd other wanks, be mentioned this to another taken up. • peen, who had likewife taken particular• notice of Martha Wilfrm laid (he lived in Vine-nreet, andl this front; this other man (vote to having teen the knew Rebecca Stanforth ; the met her on the night prifoner making this front, which he had told him of the Both of December, and was treated by her to was for a Mrs. Thralls, and that it was to be es fume liquor. While they were drinking it, the watch. !lusting it was gone, he went to the lodging of the man came up and took her into cullody. A puirfe ,her, where, among other articles belonging to was dropped, tic witnefs picked it up, and took a his matter, they found the hair in queftion. The guinea out of it, which the left with the landlord of Mk was produced, and (worn, to as Mr. Rofs's pro. a public houfe to get changed. She gave the urfe piety The prifoner left his defence to his Counfcl, to Elizabeth Philips, ano th er woman re fi di in Mr. Knave. Vine-Rrect. Mr. Rofs gave the prifoner a good character before Elizabeth Philips, being next examined, tai the skis dikovery. Jury, however, found the poi- had received a pure from Martha Wilfon, who de- fester Gaihy. After leaving the Court, the prifoner fired her to keep irfor Rebecca Broad. blibeeted in a very indecent manner. John Wilfon, a conflable, Paid, he was fent for on - , The Jury accordingly found him Not Guilty; bu t the ni g ht in q ueftion, and took Mar y Smith intol he was detained, in order to be tried for a lair culiody, about half pall ten o'clock. He Went in armee. q . earch of the other prifoner, but could not find her. ye& Push and Matthew Miler were charged with Having heard that Martha" Wilfon had the midi. feloninufly Reeling, on the 3oth of April, eight gal- he went to her, but could slot find it on her perfon. lons of red port wine, value aos. the property of John He afterwards found it concealed in the lodgings of Garcia. Elizabeth Philips. The money contained in it In this cafe the indictment was Rated by Mr. Co it. amounted to 77 guineas, fix halt guineas, and a 76. SST, the junior Counfel for the profecution, and the piece. The pink, which was a very remarkable one, eircomflances defcribed by Mr. Knape, who °bier,. was produced in Court, and (worn to by the prole. ed, noewithilanding its obvious importance, as in. own , ; together with a remarkable !mince, which vnlving the Tallinn of the fidelity of remote intrust- was among the number contained in it. The evidence ed with property to a very confidemble amount, the of the prolecutor was in part corroborated by Eliza cireomltances of the cafe lay in a very narrow corn- bah Lang, the mithefs of the houfe in Vine-beet, pafs t there will appear by the following statement of where the tranfadion took place. She (aid the pro• the evidence :• fectitur was fnber ; that he (poke of his being robbed, Mr. Groecial Rated, that he lived in Finflury. but rad Smith was not the girl who robbed him.— Ware ; that about the liter end of April tall he The jury found both the prifoners Not Guilty. employed Meffrs. Wilde (eminent wine coopers and Rebated Boulton was charged with feloniantly merchants in St. Martin's•lane, in the City) to bottle breaking and entering the dwelling-hook of Charles three pipes of wine for _him. Accordingly thefe Store, Lfq. on the .ttG of December, no perfon being Gentlemen fent their fervants, the two prifoners, for therein, and fiealing eleven window-curtains, liven :hat porpnfe : he law them both in his cellar. After chair-corers, and a 1411 . ; tiled bed furniture, value the work had been finned. they (hewed him s ; but. scl. his property. Om which they Paid was all the grounds which tame Mr. Thomas Obee, a furnifaing upholtierer, &e. off, and which rather furprized him. He thought flared, that fix years ago he furnithed the houfe in the pipes were placed in a very odd manner ; but this queftion for Mr. Stint, ihe Ex Member for Britt. they deferibed to he the mod proper paean for the port ; and for which he has never yet paid him. porpole. He observed the prifoner Miller rather of- About the period of the ha General Election, Mr. &louts ahem the pipes, ere. but which, at the time, Stint, being thrown out, quitted England, as he nn he attributed not to defign, butt to his potlihly hay. derilond, on account of his debts, and that lance hi• ing drank rather too much. lie ermined the chalk• detention, as a prifoner in France, he received a fet ed marks on or near the bins, which it is cultomery ear from Mr. :num intimating his intention to give lin thole employed en make ref the number of bottles up the house, and de:nine; hint to take the furniture they fill, and 'bele he found to cortelpond with the and the nate or the honfe in part of what was doe to number of bottles in the hinos, that of link he found Lim. In c onfequence of this intimation, he vent to that 22 were broken; the whole amounted to ist Mr. Sturt's agent and (o:knot - , who, as he could dozen and nine bottles. eollc& were advifeel to the fame purport. In fome Mr. J. Wilde tinted, that he is in partnerthip with time after, he took podeflion rf the honk, and occa his brother Mr. Thomas Wilde ; they are wine met-. fionally (iept in it, with a view to the prefervation chants and coopers in St. Martin's-line: the Prifo- f the furniture, &c. He had not lain in it fome ners were both their lei - vents : Pugh had been with tint.- Inc vi,.tit to die roh:iery. He particularised the them twelve years, and Miller more than fix. On the attia les which were taken out, and valued them as' 3oth of Apoit hail they were fent to the hotife of Mr. ' above nit. noinned. Garcia% to bottle fume wine ;he hated that a pipe •f i Mary An,- Carter, (*errant to Mr. CY..ee, fa;d, that wine, when full, ety,lit t.. yield 52 dozen ; conic- i -t month ago the ' , twiner, who Was a chair• quently the three pipes fhould have yielded stormo, came aiid aiktil tor the keys rut the Beau. dozen : s ti.iptized :,t licatiry these were ut:ty hoof?, in itri;.-r that the might clean it.- 13 bottles r: gloands—tin: nuatiti , y el wine it god'. I The wit tiers refui.3, a: fi:i!, to let her have them; 'ion should have ) iiid,d three time , as n the cal.': replied, ii lie sli..t no', the (:he witnefi) the pipes !oh , hotti they were er.2iteir net ta - !WC her things ; meaning a cap and empty ; t h e „11 ; , ; „. on r i n fa 01 tile v..ne w:is at a:i sic C. I ogler articies the had tioltot from The %Smell nee thice anJ bole ;wt p pc. I then :!ace her tie k-yi, which the au ironer hroitylit Thomas Scluwood flared I.c was t arm4.l fame atterne , n ; at d, at Lb: la rte tame, the Metier. Wilde ; be had 1i...n f.a.t to Mr. Garcia'. •I. i 1...! kt),, like th-ni, in her "rite .Antil l 3ll, av , to h ome three pee!i. called tiptal the p:if .t.rr, in ord rto get I.er Il t wcrt t';::Ther ; 1: 1 - .l:v the tior,4s, hit di:: ulltr laid, fix had pawned i•.rn e ~f Forth 3.:d t.hilcr. M•oh:r'sl'r - man and po':!rr, j own'. an.: titrrttcritd not to vice there at Mr. Gatcia's , they Lid tilt:, ••.'6,116 v.:;64cls any tin abta.a the t. Caw the prifoner After this opeitingthe ttnfe in Sem mont.ftreet. with her keys; the went in along yid) her, and alOned her in cutting down the curtains, and in taking the other articles laid in the intliament. She threatened to .flab the witnefs with a knife, if the did not do every thing flue defired her. The witnels carried fonts of the furniture to the prifoner's lodg ings, In Barlow.fireet ; and eke never after heard any thing about the prifoner or the goods. About fix days t itfter, the wanes informed Mr. Ohee, her mat ter, of this tranfaaion. Mr. jUillet LAWRENCE told the Juryohat there was nn evidence whatever agaiaft the prifoner, ex cept that of a girl, who aeknowledgerherfell to be an aocornplice in the theft ; and, as her evidence was not cerrob•nated by that of any other perfon, no credit could be given to it. The Jury immediately acquitted the prifoner. 710n.-ir Barry and Sarni, Blair woe indilted for fclonioully healing a qtrartern loaf and a quaciry of foals. the property of George Roberts. The Profeentor Rated, thatbe kept a grocer's (hop, the corner of Coleman-fireet, and that Sarah Blake 11:rd been his (avant flr five weeks, during which time he repeatedly mitred his property, and Flaying a fufpicion of her honelly, ordered his apprentice to look narrowly after her. On the 010/January, wit nets went n o t to attend an evening leaure, but when be got to rinibury-lquare, was induced to return, in costlequenee of Come information given him by his apprentice, and nu going to his door, faw the prifoner Barry go in, and after a few minutes return with a bundle, accompanied by Sarah Blake. They went together as far as Old &Nein, when the wittlkfs flopped them, ex'aprined the bundle, artltistruithm cakra of (trap and other articles; he itnnseiliateiy col• large, the man, and took him into cutkudy. •The woman ran away, but was thortly after apprehended ~in , a public hook. The map being produced, the Profecutor could not (wear it was his property ; in con(equcnce of which the Jury acquitted the prifnner.. Sarah Blaie was tried upon a fecond indiftment, and found guilty of Healing a tippeLfrom Eliza Pin, a young Lady who vifited at the houfe of Mr. Roberts. John Lia 44, was indiaed for burglarionfly breaking and entering the dwelling-honfe of Mr. Remington, of Clapton, near Hackney, with ;pieta to commit ,tobbery. Mr. Kam Hated the cafe on the part of the pro fecution. He Paid, that about three o'clock in the morning the patroles heard a noife at Mr. Reming. ton's houfe, and when they Went up, the fafh of the window had been forced up by a crow, and imme diately after they kind the prifoner in the garden, and found on him a crow which correfponded with the impreflion made on the window. The Judge aiked if the Prifuner had entered the houfe ? _ _ Mr. Knarr-- ,, I am afraid, my Lord, we have not fuffi:ient evidence to prove that he did. The Judge—" Then it was no burglary. and the prifoner mutt be acquitted." to N be t clad vat conf of a ly wen Per that vita Boa foto Dn Net it t" 'fl Mr, rain Ra kit of tba aft it* 4:N we ai we tae tie rIl • to bi - re tN Pr PI bi tb NI he of la a I ell ed at ed fq ea to lb C th tb th of th th Pe fit Te in et fn iL TI tll di h. ci rw it 3' d ti I) el r: PCCLESIASVCAI. PROMOTIONS. At a Chapter, held ou Friday, the Rev. U. rilism Cos, M. A. Reeler of k..merton. and Chaplain to the Bithop of Winchelter, way ele.fted to tho dignity of a Canon Refidentiary 4 that Cathe dral, in the room of the Rev. Bottom Ookon, Seceded The Rev. John Guard. B. D. late Fellow of Corpus Chrißi Col lege., Oxford, was inttalled Prebendary of Slope, in the Cathedral of Winehetter, oat Friday left. The Duke of Norfolk has prefented the Rev. Benjamin Herrin to the Rearm. of Ktivirigton, in the county of Nottingham, and Diouf. of York. lAAIIRIED. At Laitgamiall, Mond of Mull, Lieutcnast Alrzander M•Lean, of the Argylifbire Volunteers, to Miff Cbtiltions PA'Lean, four* d:::.gLs+: ofJobs hi.l.eso, tack [man of Langatuull. On the son) nit. Mr. Alex. Black of Linhad,Foseran, to MW. Clark, eldeft dato,itter of Jolla Clark, Efq. Orc.Oard Houle, Old Aberdeen. ..—.--... Ou 7blunday Isft. at Lanfalnlet. N Clainargintltire, Charles Smut, kfy. ut Gw•anllssynurth, to hlifs Unbar, of Swank: LIED. Monday laR, at Sidninuth, I).iron, the Lady of James WII-1 Hams, Efj. of Ciaitton, Middlerex, and etiltft daughter of the late Wm. Moory, ll* of Waltharuftow, Hie& At the Rookery, Woodford, Mrs. Godfrey, wife of Peter God frey, t.lq. and yousieeft darghter ot the late Ole 1. lit”wley , , But. At his host& in Geotgo.fnuare, Edinburgh, un the ad iatant, Colonel Janies Abercronst.y. On Saturday lan, In the 76th year of his aye, the Rcr. Jorepb Evans. above 39 years the :patty rap:Clod l'altor of a Society of Protcflant Diai:titsrs Stienichl. • • Mra. Ryvo., u is, of G. Y. Rvvea, F. 14 Captain in the Royal Navy, and datql,t,c of the Ltc How j.anca Evaar.l .\randel, uf Aukomb. Mitts. _ • __ _ Sone/tidy, on the tR Inflow s at Carrickniacrofs, county Mona ghan, Thomas Cletnt Ens, Eh. ROBBERDS'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR, OR COUGH DROPS, Fur ClNfliel, COkia. A fillmas,Hosping Coughs, and Confumpt loot ri 'HESE l)ROl'S are jullly allowed the belt Me divine for the earths Relief and egedual Cure of the above Complalnts.not an luftanee having occurred.though taken by more than lorry th.tafand Patients, wher,in they have been klauwo to Gil ; fn fuperior art their virtues over every other Medicine, that Kt the Patient be ever fo cinaciat..4 or rediTed, after baring trial every Medical affittanet, it pill att. as a charm, and inftantly re lieve the molt inveterate Cinieb, give cafe and freedom to ref piration, promote gentle capreloratioo, ftrengthen the whole de. hilitatrd Condit ue,,c, procure the refreOunz comfort of reit and Peep, ar.d quickly card apc rnunent cure. Mr. lt , e-erils twiny a rqrular Prole:Mortal Man. in retrofire. praCtiee, Is prevented pay ing wit-wino totter file of the above; be has therefore appointed Metre.. Ching and Butler, of Cheapfldc, his win - defile Agents, and t.. guard the Public afainit a fru -iou. Mediclll.:,loUl as Rohbet•i.'s Cough Drop.. eitb muffle:kit ihre,lions arKI Signature, (mow yinfiddy ca. Ire genulhe; wdct. e.cb thictlion is Aghtel kris& Butlcr. Sold wholefak and rctail at Ching and Butler's, Nn. 1. Cheap fids, et rot Patel - tarn rr•rU,V ..4 Ily Dunn, l'hlting. and Green, Oat•nd•ltrurt , Wade, Old Bniol.;:r. Boinoloss o Pier. ; 1'; arid' and Ward, Holfsnen ; link., and Lewth. 11 . 31 fr, It••• 11 J fCbAlyr A'adr. 4e, Cnrr.hill , lark, i 6., Bek , rough. 6114 . lA, When: .Ira in IA nd9.l r n a r h.,1 ,4 o e nuns itar,licin, Vandals in every town 11 the kii.gdosw, in lootk-s "at As ctrl ...,ach. Thc loli..winy arc further proofs a t h e Efficacy of the above -- Front Dr. Mkebut lica.l. of I lalifax. 'Sena F.rt , tla, to bk Omuta. .r 1 o:,1.41 dat,.; Arc.l 4:, t Cenrbinen..-I molt beg you u . n : r ... .. rd it Cult park. , I. r ; tar.r.,., 1k.i,.. t ....•..... ....-!1 order. t •., ! -, .logo ..! I. 4!...r.:• - 1.4: r.t: I ; vw, ..r ( (mei. Drop.. v, M:dt 4 cc .. !r ( e. 4. nr a. q:i~.t~ 1.• Fat "r n. y rrnr tin, I re• a d rex ,111.! nigh. ans.! 1.1(14t mr An w;,.•+. I r..et duc• a i cafe... .1. ;-pr, :114.0 m: 1 I ..v.141 itr.w b:•f ifd flr•rg nt•wrr.vr•l..r:..o p....'m• ai•J. th••n. I IV 1. h.li 0..4,d, 17 net• 1,1 , r CRAZING FARMS, is NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, With earl) poffetiss. TO SOLD, in path:ante of a Decree of the Coon of Ex chequer. tefure Axes. MOTSIT, Efq. Deputy /twiny: ranter of the faid Court, at the Eschiquer Office in the Inner ample, London, Thurfday, February a, at Ix o'Cloek, in Six Lots, Con:paa and Capital FREEHOLD and Ty the- PlCe hSTATE, (eitanwaie.l front the Lend-Tax) contain ing about , Acres of geed Land, Melded with &mg quick fences, and well watered, with • principal MetTuage and three Farm. honks, and various f:rmingOut-buildings thereon, (distal in the Parlihcs and Liberties of Guilthoronth, Caton, and Nor. tofu in the County of Northampton, dillaut tombs froat North hamprno, iii train Welford, and 76 from London; let to rrepelltao hie tenants, Mare. ErA:IT, Wright, Ailihy, and Harris. yearly, at old rents.—Tho nate may he viewed on application to the te nant., of whom, and at the Office of the Paid Deputy Renter. prancer, and of Mr. Bowyer, bath in the Exchequer Office, inner 'Temple. Lmtlort ; Mr. Mother, at Thum, Oxfordflute; Thophlius Jeycs, or Mr. Markham, at Northampton, printed Particulars may he had ; and a Plan of the Eltire teen at Mr. Boyer's; and at Melina EV3IIA at the Orange Farm TO SOLO BY AUCTION, Purfoant to a Decree, and by Virtue of a Coormillinn from the High Court ut Admiralty of England, on Thurfday the alith day of January next, at One o'Clnek in the Afternoon, It Vac Lang toom of the Cullom Hyde, Bridal, THE SNOW FREDERICA and MARYANN, captured on her voyage from Denierara to Holland : Di:petitions : Length from Rem to;11rel "--- - Breadth Height between decks • Depth In the Hold Admeafures 542_Tnna._ 74 feet o Indies. es 6 Square lte rr, a remarkably ftrong good Veffel,calls falL,well roma In Storta.aed it very fitly calculated for the Newfoundland or hletletaajoiwee Trade. And immediately after will be Sold, Thlasoelenoted Part of her Cargo, confiding or, air. - - . „ .11 Cute of Mygeol . /ado Sugar 6 Hactheade, 5 [mall Cat. 64 Baits Cation 3 Ca' fcs, 'and 3 Kegs Wive, 4 Calki Black Pepper • predict of the Cape of 36 Cafes and 3o Calks Atom Good Hope. produce of the Cape of t Calk Bread (toed Hoye. • 4 Fathom Hre Wool 5 Cad • Saltpetre I ;- Ship. Colour (ieetilfh Jack) A depofit of a fl. per Cent. to be paid on each Lot at the time of fir, and the remainder of the purchafe-money before delivery, is ea& or Itankmotes Catal..gues, and Sample may be fee!, and bad by applying to Meffra. Siaehe and Kemble, Laddrmi Oa days prior to the faL., or t W. Amass.. Beam. &idol, Dcc. 30, 113c1. THE FIRST AND ONLY NhVISPAPiit PRINTED IN WALES. I I On Saturday, Amery at, 114, will be publithed, price Birpeticat By T. !NI:INS, Prlntcr, Swanks, Glantorvisithire, ANEI COUNTRY PAPER, entet IA THE CA MBRIAN, and General Weekly Advertifer for 'he Prim, cipalky of Waka; deigned not only as an authentic Milhinany git Foreign, Donwitie Provincial, and interefling kcal Information. relative to the arri val and failing of Shipping, Rate of the pet Markets, &c. dcc. &e. but rkewife propnied as a Medium few dlf femlnating an Communizations that may tend to Improve the Api culture, enlarge the Trade, or otherwife 'weak the profperity a/ Wake; which tattyr important conliderat ion mull powerfully rate to awaken 'be attention,and call forth the energy and eft ante of every Friend to the Country, in promoting a purpofe fa beneficial. _ _ ..--. AdVeTtireIOCTIRS and Orders for the CA Al Sal AN will be received in London by Marrs. Tarter and Newton, Warwick. (quart, New gate-greet; at the Chapter. Peelra, and Georges Coffee-hourea. (at all which plates It will be regularly tiled); and by Rh. G. R. Ward. Paternofter•row.—Advertifetnents will alto be forwarded by the Printers of all tie Provincial Newlpapers In the Kingdom DISEASES ofthe URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. AS foie Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated media. eated Boogies and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs the, Public...that he may as afoul be eotiful-ed daily from e to 1. at hie b,, r e No. se, Frith-them, Soho, on Cafes of Strictures. °bitters. two., t.;:ects,tee.Sce. as well as Debility, mid every di:ender whale fecrecy is t., effential a requifite, that Mr. Dufour has provided a Imam s Hook, that every Patient may be introduced in a feperater apartment. Mr. D. has toe many years confined Itimfdf to lot deportment of Surgery, and from ntenfive pradfice, and the molk ffattering fuesr.fs. h.: is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild. efficacious, requiring to confinement or reftraint In dirt, and whleh prevents • fel*. Perron, in the eotintrz ftatlng their cafes fully, in a letter, encloting s one or a tw . -,,u d note, will halm proper remedies fent to the amount. For the venousfymptom s,kc. fee Mr. Dufout's Trtatife on the above complaints,price ss.6d. the fifth edition; to be had of j. Calks+. Ctowo.cosrt, Soho; Mae. (been, Exeter Chums; and of Abe Autlsor. A CER FAIN CURE FOR CORN'S. INFALLIBLE GI &CAA). cc am-pidos . rEs.. •111". PROPIUL I'OR of this moil excellent RI.MEDY is fo catnin of its Efficacy having never failed, in a eatiety of Caftvr, agrees, if tt does not eradicate thr Cans. rust ..td brand, TO narrate TUC san er. And he begs leave to add, that It has infinitely the advantage ui the numberiefs ireffi• cutout Ointments, .salves, Re. as many homier& of aided ',er rant am teßlfy, among whom arc fume of the kit charaders this kingdom. Sold Whoirfalle and Retail by T. Arta!, No. t, rhsets-lana, mar the Royal kachaugc; and elfu by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviltoelss Erect ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 19, St. Jainces-ftrect; Mr. Milder, No. 20, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. „pg, Holborn' and Jcbunla and Co. No. t7O, Olford-ftreet. M Bridal, by Mr. Balgin and Mr. Sheppard, &Wads Bath By Hazard, bookklier and Wright, perfumer. lit!irburgh, by Bistur, Saab &Wye. Pot "ca and Curran, Mr. Harding 's. I.tvtrpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. Jonas ,bookfener. kortfrnoutb, Mr. Motley. bookfeller. And by nun! of the Venders of Medieines in F-neand. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the inna 001kt:rabic practice in that beam* which 1 thougle I roper to fehel, I truft that 1113%e rot more toll , 'Muted my tune than Oink who, in the curative field of the ptotellinu, ore arealintsally iota-tied in uncertainty, and canoe alvra pi attain that fureeft which is &winked by cacentratieg the iatriletitia/ power to ene elafte4 difneders. _ _ _ The ti*Festica of 1)EBILITY arc peculiarly dillreffing, for they bring with than a train of concomitant fyniptunat, and, by a sit - pr. non of all eta mean. exifttoce it rels becomes enthitt Whstloc they al .te from the prod. nee of ill ...ample. the deltruc t hool-boys, ne the intkin uf ntatutity, they ?vs Imre the malt profeffmnal Mill 1 but by the ignorance unria..retl nro, the fyinpnent are ag3ra‘atctl, and ti/G coaai • Nam' is ,leflroyetl. Asa MEM RhR of the ROYAL COLILFO P. rt . 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