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INTELLIGENCE. COOPS OP ZING'S BENCH, FEB. i 6. DAVIS v. CLARKE. Tin plaintif wat fervant to the w ; efeadant ht fo hr , wo is aa ;roe-founder, and this adion broug da ges, in confequence of the Matt having infliEted ma a very fevere corporal punithment on the fervant.— The Corot 'erg kept a confiderahle time in waiting ea account of the artfti abfence of four witnelfes who were now fervants of the defendant. One only at loft attended; who would depofe nothing material to t h e faits Bated before the Court. The others were called upon their fubpwna, I , which commands them, taying elide all pretences and enures, to appear at the ttial on pain of tool. to be forfeited to the King; to which the tlatute of the sth Elia. e. 9. has a nd d added a penalty of tol. to the party aggsieved, a mages equivalent m the lofs fuflained by wa nt of Inch evidence."—Plaintiff Nonfuited. 11; MID °TOURS. VIIICUTOiS OF slaty TURIIIG, b. THOI. JOHNS, VIM, , a&ion was brought on a bond given by the &fondant for the pay ment of 1501. a year in guar. in/laments. It appeared. that t wenty inctal• were due, and the bond having been admitted pleadings, no valid defence could be attempted , culla for the plaintiff. 7501. WATSON O. WOW. The plaintiff is a mustard manofaßtrer at Lam ' the defendant a fkopkeeper at S a litbury. The had g iven to a M r . Wright au order for a queasily . ormnilard at the price of yd. per pound.— The plaintiff, who had fitcceeded to the bufinefs of Mr. Wright, foon after the rece ipt of the order , ha d sigectutd it at 6d. per pound. liefrs. Pastas and Rica/A m on, for the plaintiff, bated shit tore of tbe trattglion, and proved that two applications bad been made to the defendant for Farthest in May aed September, iSoa. Mr. Glass, for the defendant, raid he was a that but ver h y behieft and ftopid fellow, in whore both he, te Unused Costal, had lodged a long time, is was n6t an occifion on which has flupidity could sissy &advantage to him. Ile bad offered the Oise far which the order was given • that pri as ce was misisdle sad the plaintiff, who T e emed ' tod be hot as bis commodity, might have his mallard returned to Win whenever be Gould give direitioci for its farm alle.-41sistiff nonfuited. The Court broke up at an early hour, on account ; the non4ttendance of the ',conies. Of about twisty caafes that were called over, a few were pou t in more the record was withdrawn ; and the above, with two or three others undefended, were Awned: . INUIT V. DIOLIAL. r. Gaaaaw laid, that the plaintiff, Mr. Imlay, was a merchant; the defendant had been a dealer in hie. Some years ago, and in the late war, the de was at Havre, in France , a p rifoner, &Warn in a oats fo deplotwble as to be af-aid of (tarring.. The' plaintiff happening to find hist° there, to ok compd. rpm op him, and lent him 'col. Some time sift waser the pestles came to England , an application made as behalf of the plaintiff to the defendant for payment of this money, when he acknowledged the debt with gratitude to the plaintiff flying, he did Dot think be thod have lived Lung if it ha& not been for the beneyole ul nce of the plailntiff. Afterwards he declined coming t o a lettlement, and the prcfcnt adios was brought again(' him, upon which he pleaded the Route of limuations. namely, fit that he did ant undertake and pr omife to pay within years.— DM this plea would not avail him, for he acknew ledged the debt to a Gentleman who called upon him for the payment of it in the month of January. sacs. Mr. Gssaow laid, he believed the defendant was become very poor, atuLthat could only be his apology for this defence. Ile hoped his poverty, but not his will, contented. A vritnefs proved this acknowledgment of the de fendant. Mr. Eisele, raid,, his cafe for the defendant was, that this money bad been lent nflea on the credit of ano ther perfon. who was to pay it id of the defen dant ; but as he had no wituels to prove it. he would i,ot talk about It. Verdia for the plaintiff. Damages tool. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, TER ty. N•Stle• 41111) •NOTHEII. V. KILI.INCI• This was an anion brought by the Plaintiffs, who file brandy merchants, in London, to recover from Site Defendant. a tavern keeper, at Portfmnuth, the Slice of a pipe of HoUands furnifhed to him. The De fendant was known to the Plaintiffs to be an infant at she time of making . the fttritilhing. It was alledged, borever. that having . acknnwledged the debt, and promifed payment ot it, After he came of age, any ilea on the head of non-age had been abandoned. It rppeared in evidence, however, that when the De- S..nciatit made the promife, he was lint awate of the effeft of it, but It .1 he did 6 , tinder the di Lad o f an a n •R with which h.: was AS the ITlOlllent Set v.:J. In (bele eirznrolt.,nces, his : commended to the Jury to find • fir the Defendant, which they accordingly diJ. Fitt. 16 —utotartt. v. ttttt 1.. 'lbis was An liCtket ittOVOit. by the the defendant, Admital Kernel, to tec,.rer an o:.; tasltt of twenty-two y 'MT two c i ste tt i ons that "tote were, whether the 'plaintiff bad a debt l!?1?: 11. him at ail ? and, Wht'i.te there was loch an ;:eltitowled,:mett• on the past vi the defendant, as took tete dt.bt out lit the nAtilte of ittnitAtit ns ? The I.viicnce, on the part of the plaintiff, wa , , dirt a debt b a d 1,,,u d u e ro him about tan and twenty veers a go, from the defendant, whn was then a Can i tin in the Na v y , and not very able in Ny it. The ommint of the debt did not preeifely appe.:r, at the proof of its etilling at all, as far as ant sled the she COWL. Was rt ,, nt.tte titan piece of pa l /et, ptir• pmtlng that the dekndant bad r aid the rlaiotiff 15a. in viii:ch it might be inferred that trething mot.: WA , it 'Ai then given in evi• ()owe, tha , the after, f.% year% from tie when the ;;....tle ;01,cm lobe, ftl? t ? OW er &ft naant, a dernaml of 71. as eile I,.•nt 1. the ia"! The tiCiLi• ' Alit 11°.! tut :lea Atl .V.its ? it, 161.1lielg ti•C Lt• hos attct- 1 , 111: ney, Mr. Cotterel, Nadia-beet, Soho, bl urinate *I sire he always regulated his affairs, and Bating, that he would inform him as to his determination and ability. Serjeant SHIPH ARO, Counfel for the defendant, infified that the Judge was to decide upon this letter, whether or not it was an acknowledgment of the debt? Set-leant Cocain. c, for the plaintiff, contended, that it was a quellion of fait for the Jury to determine. Lord At-witty mentioned a cafe where Lord Kenyon had dc.ei,ied on a letter of this fort, and on that account the Court had fent the caufeback again to a Jury, to whom it was fubmitted as a quetlion of W. Whatever, therefore, his own opinion on the merits might be, he was bound to fubmit it to the Jury to determine, whether or not the defendant's letter was an acknowledgment of the debt ? He, thertfore, dirteled dun ury wa s due? in the &It place, whethqr any bt was whether there was filch an acknowledgment as would take it nut of the Statute of Limitations 'flic Jury retired for about half an hour, and then returned, finding a verdict for the plaintiff, to which they laid he was entitled both in law and jutlice, for the fum demanded, which Wal. 701. POLICE, &c. BOW•STRIIST.—Tuefday night Bare&&new &wily was put to the bar, when John Wookan slated that he was a jeweller, in High-itreet, St. Giles's, nexta dto the Angel Inn ; that on Sunday night his &op n hoisfe were fattened, and his property remained in cafe enßody, but that on Monday morning he found he had been r obbed of all be was worth, amounting to aborts loot. officers went to the Imre of Scully in He rs- Two ford-firm. Fitzroy-tquare, where, after a diligent fearch, they dircovered in a fecret drawer of a bu• rears, feveral gold watch keys, tome drofs filter, and three filter mounted fondling bottles ;—asid in the drawer of a workthoptable, over which Scully alo ofly fat, three caber rings. and two totalling bottles. which being produced were examined, ffildiworn to by the profecticor, John Wootton. Mr. BeLLAS, folicicor for the prifoner, attempted to do away the identity of the Roles property ; lifter which he requetted to be indulged with a further hearing, hinting that his client might make impor. tacit ditkoverim. Scully was then committed for re•examination. MANSION Hooss.--Yelterclay Levy Liget was re. examined, on futpiciem of fleabag two tongues from his matter, Mr. Solomon*. butcher, in Whitecbapel, and committed for trial. Several bakers were fined for not ing turns of the price of flour at the Cocker Offideliverce. re- Woasotr.sraetr.--Yetterday Diana al:or was committed for trial, charged with healing a quantity of nutmegs and Algae from her matter. jebn fearfon, after (enrol examinatioos, was dif charged for want of piofecutor, having in his pof teflon a gold watch, chain, and gold feats, flopped by a pawnbroker, who fulpeeted them to have been Bolen. Yeterday, about eleven o' clock, a young man. a black, feemingly in the feafating line, was foun o- d dead o n Blackfriart Bridge. No appearance of vi lence was toond upon bim. A Court Martial was held on Wednefdzy on board the Gladiator in Portfmnoth harbour. to trY William 'Johann, feaman of his Majety's (hip Chieselter, for defertion. The ''Court, in confideration of his for mer condo& fentenced him to receive *y lathes no board his Majeßy's (hip Cbicheßer, at Bich time. and in fuel proportion, as C.apt. Senes,his commander, may judge M. A Court Martial was likewife held on William Thudgley, boatfwain of the Leviathan, for altimaing, hirnfell without leave s and and likewife for rte lilt of dut, fentenced to be difosilied from the office of dut y ,wain in his Majelty's fervice. Tuefday night a poor man of the name of IL Slater, who was emp y l am ed in c h e brewhoute of M r. Slaer, near Milbank. by accident fell into a vat of boiling liquor ; be was taken out alive he e , and ca ed in rried to the Weittninaer Infirmary, where xpir the courfe of the night in the molt excruciating tor ture ; he has left a wife and three children to bewail his tats. On Wednefday afternoon the clothes of a lady in Hatton Garden caught fire ; her fereams Awnless John White, of the Police Office, who happened to be palling, he went into the hoofe, and by his neaftitre exertions refcued her from the mull imminent danger. She is much (torched. At the tart Settions for thed his friend Lot Borougwere h tried of Ipfonwic an James Payne an nuliament for a joint atiault on Sarah Anne Mot ran. This caufe, from the beauty of the Lady, and the fingolatity of the cafe, excited much attention. — Payne bad fiT ((me time paid his addrelfes to Mitt Morgan, with the approbation of her mother and her tattier Carrington, tan keep the Role public houte in Ipfwich ; but from tome interested or capri cious motives the father-imlaw withdrew h hiser confectattach . —The young lady , however, petrified in ment, the ring was bought, and fitted on her finger, whilst (11C %Unica that her hand might rot off if cet r the gave it to another ; the banns were puiditheel at Wondbridge church, where they t intended to mar. y. She told her lover that he was ing ticule in o drink SCA with her aunt , w h o keeps. another public Ipiv. ;eh, to wh i ch a pott-chatie was ordered, to car. ry her off. When the an iced at the chaife door, her 5: art and ne, ith the help of the dr iver, F;"iett her in. Her atim's bottler, however, tothed out and flopped the horres. whillt the timid asd al poi.•.ted lever fa t ted his intended Croak to be )I..nded on; ~ 1 the chide, after having Rapped bee month with one civil kits. Such is the verfati;ity of human nature (we emit not fay ft, liner , . of the Fair), that Mifs Morro, was induced to pater an Indietatent againft her Lover and his (mud Lot, who had no fat ther interfered than by beckoning her out of her aunt's kitchen, velure the WAS fisting twirling her bat upeti. the tiptoe of expeetation. The fentince patted by t he Learned Reeoreer (Mr. A t 'luso%) wa., that l'avi.e. the Lover. (ooid be in.prnoilat for floe 'CAI h rasa r _ 2 7..1. to ti e 11(4.gi and 11. st Lo I in 1 dd Cr TI Labilt ICI u. the tale, S•/f 111:11SLOIIII / g evhe SilHe ld it iy a tint and O. un,ll t.l.e tine was paid. ANL& Airmilifiis. ---., The r.ilowing is a defcription of the RoMan Sa crifici..l Varzs found lately at Caddie t —Thefe anti quities are to valuable, both from their rai ity,• and b onfr the elegance of the workmanthip, that they mutt e xmely precioui io the eyes of the a ntiquary. The name that the rare is generally dittinguithed by is prefericalior. and is undo Rood to have been appro priates! Ma n y holding the weenie, etc. tire in e i.icti: a tbefe have been brought from th Greece late.a and Sicily, and have been highly eftimated by the curious for the elegance of the workmanthip, And the beauty of the relief in the ornameu,s. But tilc Gronze.e -cian veffele ar e p rinci p ally of fine lay li or are the br —The vales we ar e f peakitig of, we b ee ve, fira which have been ditcovered in Britain ; and the f cu lpture of Inch a veiill but once appears among all the altars found in this country : it is on a beau tiful Raman Altar, tit!: overed at Ellenbirougbi which was removed to VIA HA, ar Wihaven, and is now in the poLdion of Lois! Vircount Low. Visa. This altar is d es,infcribe, " Geaie loci, Fortune reduct Rona Zterite, et Fats " Ste. ad is raid to be the molt curious Roman Altar that ever was difcovered in Britain. This is particularly dtfcribed both by Camden and Holfley, who go into a long of conjeitures rerpetting the inttrument kali)- , toe d on its fides, which arc the preftricultow, s the pa -1 tere, the axe, and the knife. The metal which the II sa fe in quellion are formed of lions to be a corn. pofition of refined brat's, capable of receiving a very high polith. and Co flexible, that it allowed the arti. firer to form them exceffively thin. At the top and bottom of the vales it is evident that they have been 1 turned and finillied in a lathe. From there being no accompanying altar or infcription, we regret that we cannot fuppofe exaftly the time of the Empire when there Caered veffels have been ufed. The only guide 1 i s the elegant kulpeuse of the handles. which contfis of four tars of groups of figures, in excellent work ' manthip, and all apparently illuirative of facrifice. The uppermoft Wens to be two people holding, or preparing, a cow or bullock for (artifice ; the neat. a perfon caking hold of a bear for the fame purports ; the third a prieft .loathed in his robes. ftanding at no altar, holding fortictbing on it ; the lower one, which is the aloft beausifuloe, on the one fide, a min .loathed in complete armour, holding a knif ano ther I I e, as if going to facrifice a ( b ee p or a lamb, which perfon below holds up for that purpofe ; on the other 1 fide the prieft Bands, with another knife or (word, \ 1 1 attending the ceremony. They are. from their ex flume rarity, and front other caufes unqueftionably of much greater value than we were induced to fey upon them in our latt week's report. This piece of antiquity has been preferred, ;ebeaufe it fen into the [bands of a judicious mechanic but we have heard it jetted as a fat. that Come remain of antiquagityo , found in that neighbourhood; vas a few years carried to a founder, who con figned it te the furnace. b eca ufe no one prefent underftood that fucb a thing -as of the fmalleft value I __—__„—.. ------""—"—" tne ttnil n to which t g penalty snag/s eq flush eeidi TUILING 1 This a , defend= testy init steins wv in the phi Nadia 1 The bed) ? d latter h qtaatih The phl Mr. W sleerete TaeH gated two ap Par WWI LOOP this of to of Pa" With Ns et biell 'Ca twee Peo• atm 41 !" was lot fad Amu . the boo the aar dtt sot for da sit 1 4 € iec bit to aP fe tl tl 11 1 1 ti LitsIENDRAT TRIrs • to be Lett, and Entered on immediatcly, A N Old ellablifiled LINEN I)K.VIIV BUS. 136 . NESS, in a Markit •Enwn in Hamt.lbirePVt Oa: Soick ii T at velem: Beta, and ccn in 2 great T•wef.".he &carom% ale"! to IE4 perfon who may'alts i.. 1 he Route la held net a least, ektertvreara of which sr: unerptred: :or farther partkulars en in: 11 , lows (pits pail) at aid, Borough. London • -- ••• - ---•- -- CHILBLAINS A cm-ea ce a by one applicaenn of Noir' FHEAD'S FLUID ESSECNE of MUSTARD, And the foereft SPRAINS are BRUISES, In lets than half the time sfualty taken by Opodeldoe , Arque bt Cade, or any otb:r Linim ent cr E m b roc ating; and if vied Immo. decay after any aecidest, it UTtVc..ti the part Hosing black. In all The Muflartl Pilo, are .itfo tPkin w ith bonbr fuccefa • Rheumatic. l'aralytie. ate; Gouty Affretions,Nutsbnefs, 13;safinai or wandering pates. Ftataleney. Indigcttlias oral general Debility i at the fame time, t he active fiJid k.B:cca is a?pited t o the pate affected. in Oin cowl .Ints olitre n i ceitiry. It is prepared and Nat a.. 9.1. each 8. , 9 or Bottle, by R. johriton, Apothroarti No. 25, Greek-Rreet, Sohn, loodno; awl may be had of every Mcdiehie Vender In Great Bertin anri lo km& an 11, t'bilhlrin Ointment. tor el. auli•••:, vd frtdil' healing broken Cl.illains, iisaifo ptspan.si by :cu. Josin.t*, vie,: it id. Boa ____----.------; A CERTAIN CURE FOR COKN3. UNFALLIELE OfiRMAN Ct. RN-!'L.l-• s' R. 'THE PROPRIETOR of this ulna 4acelleOkt JEFEIEDY Ii fo certain of its Mossy basing area Ailed. In Tastily of Cafes, agrees, If It doze not eradicate the Corn, TII A and branch, TO ILTVIN T C 'lO NIT. Alla ho her kaye, to add. that it has infl.iitely the advantage of the numbertera lora. eac:ina Ointments, e'd:Vte, etc. If m may hundrodo of pnlided Fr i fans can taffy, among whom are tome of the Brit eintradera this kingdom. Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T. A:tell. No. c, Finch-lane, near ' the Royal Exchange; and alto Si Mr. Dal, No. 7, "Eavittock.- Rrect ; Mr. Wilfon, No. Ward,St. James's-11mA ; Mr. Hilda. No. ix, Pall-Mall; Mr. No. 324, Holborn; and jcboulit and Co. No. [so, Oxford-flreet. At Briftol, by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Shrprard, Bookfillem Rath, By Hazard, bookfeller' a nd Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Barter , South Bridge. Portia and Go(port, Mr. Harding Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, prlntcr,;nd Mr. Jones ,bookfeller. Port mouth, Mr. Motley, book And by waft of tha Venders of Medicines in England. ----,--.---____. hilk.lik..lNP ACT. At the tidy War:bode for Cr. J ames's row& r, No. 43, a. Paul's Chin% h-yerd. 1., .1 I . on, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at th e prlca aitnezednnehadinz the Stamp Duties; a-ti as It eluded, that from the an of September, tSoa, the stamps thould be applied to all Pm:rattan/ Medicines, as well for Ferrks as for 11 , ns Coniumptiou, aud as a Confiderabk Adi that in Bulk. litioo it ma '0 to the damps on d m Articles of higher Value, or the Prices of Dr. lames Powder will be In fature is. 9d. per Packet, or st 31.6 d. per Dozen; but the Quantity rya Dozes be Piaci In a Bottle (as made up tor the And and N) may p had for 114'. And as by Favour of the Commidi o ners of the Stamp Oflice, Plates tee prepared for Mr.Newbery's (rate Uie. with Ida Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be care ful to °brave that the Words, . P. Newbery, No. 43, Se. Paul's; are printed la the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as It is pm. famed that this will be a fufacient Security again 6 Counterfekt. his Signature on the Labels op Dr. James's Powder will be &con tinued from hem-forward. Smnips will be angered gra, as tang, to thole who porches Half a Dom or more at a tid, of the lower Mots pricel Articles. i Dr. Jameeti Powder it 9.1. Lozenges of I t -•-••-21kttle 24 0 Freake • Tiv O. of Bark 4 o --- .--largAste=Pillia 4 6 Hanhams ditto it, 0 &Ili& Coffee a 9 s 9 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe a 6 Genuine Avniebutade S 6 s•-.---• Caymanian Oil 2 6 Ortoritirk Medicine 11 6 ----- Camomile Drops 1 9 Inglis's Scots Pillsl 0 -.-...... ParegOlie Lee Lifend of Peppermint 1 s enges - zlt Grant's Drops - z a l Berry's Maus Pins 4 6 De. Hooper's Pills 6 3 a L. Auttin'a Cbalybeate Olds 's Needle Ditto 4 0 Henry's ditto - a 6 y's Carminative s 9 Nortou's Drops 5 6 Wh Effence of Condone 3 6 Spiilibury's ditto 3 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Sadder's Tea 2 9 MY. Sstacel 1/0111fHt2 4 o Grammes's Tinders 1:1 jeers is Rheum& Time. 3 6 Do.Toln LeirageS I 1 N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newberg'* Name are allied to the twenty Arab above enumerated; and as many 'period, parti cularly fermate and meirengera, mlftake his deft, he is under the meaty of pobsdng 010, that It is at the Eat/ End of St. Pears. noaredt to Cbmplitle, and that k has a large whim ftuccoed front, on which theik word' are aderikeda . Till 0111.11 WHABSOUSI Tel DM lAIIII% Postroca." MARRIED. Oa the otle MIL at Waltham/tow. Wm. Anthony, U. to hE lfe Solly,drughter of the sate Ifue Sony. Efi. At E.Soleurgh, em the tth jaw Spew. fe Ef J q. of Craig lbw ,lato Lituteumet•Cameel et Ide MaJea3d restasem, to quher Nitro Elisabeth Joanna Dashikis, ad Mamba: of oke Davidoo of VAvehis, Er* Jars Berkeley Burlesek 111. se Stock-Hoek, M. P. be Mb Gordon, Si Leweiteee. At Dtilibir, se the Ith MIL Captain Robert Lititper. to Mlfs Martha Seam yeraegoß dreateeer of James Seatt.EfOrler there. At Dumfries Mr. plea Ourdos. whet. to MITI itaulbeiti Siam. aerhilsterof do late won. Eli. of Papeaftle. Ts T.TAYLO i t , burp" No. q. New litidge-fintee, London. sia, lidinhurgh, May s, tgoo. IN the fprins of 1794 1 was Aided with a Vent. A real Compleant, which I treated with indifference fur five months ; but wastken obliged lOW* to a regular raYecian,llll° put a temporary flop to the virakoce of the dank (by merest dal application) for few time ; but grew*, is (pits of all medi clue and the advice of the heft Gentlemen of the Faculty here. work sod worfe for two yeasts. I was reduced to a Rate shoo& unparalleled andbeyond rieftlea, ball cadre leper, and ulce rated from head to foot. bead, mouth, sok, legs. alms, &c. have hoes altenately In danger of throat , became log ufelefs; in Overt, I have had from so to yes eatit.g ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.--It would be voluminous to par ticularise an my cak(ullice it to fay, there never was, or ever win , me of a more dangerous, or of a mere complicated na ture. be I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felf,beyondallkepes of reco ver y ; and, inked, in my bstair tondi tioo, death was preferable to m muri dun md.rable &ate. In this dreadful actual= did I drag a aloft neikrable Duet WE Taos tosses threw in my way a newfir.per containing the cafe of a Mr. L of Plymouth—any friends read it, I could not.-. 1 fent and procured fame of your LlAn a's Pal enT IhLes, which, , by uling from time to time am triw, and have bag been, (after ne than four years iodcfcribable dillref.), in as good a ftate of h,:alala as ever I oloyed ; as a proof of this,l had' a fine, thriv, Gov. thy child, born to me a few months ago. n gratitude t in o g and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fender.. 1 requelt you to publlfh this • and you may at any time refer patens, who wik to be Cati.fiei of the truth of this, or further particular*. to me or my friends, by letter or perfur. As few cafes for badacfs will ever equal mine,sod none eget& have rom eipaenec every rrado.l to aura mankind , ris.r in your I.esee f 's Pi in. i they wiii find a fare fpeoly, fate, and radi cal cure, f it that muff dreadful daze of tha Venereal Difeabc. which is ceUetiw-A co's II MED LUGS. Pr.pared and sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tn 0 itAl TA r Mamber of the Royal C olle g e of Surgeon in l..tildothat his huate. Ne. 9, Nearßridgedlrret ; orhere ev id gl ee advice, without a fee, to perfuos taking thrfe Pill: and v. di anfwor patients Li ters, if putt b Tani, en 11. , Uldri'll:4 in all Cjill tiu Moe 'e hem, •af cafe hasleg been nu " cr tioned,but at t he' r ow e repodt. by the Prorriefcct ring the cowl,: of more 1. years Caw he has b..... the` ..- • r uueim All ext,rAlte fat: of the above and the t, • der aid:tag t he.et r tl. - y are +Wel C.d. by bia Apyreatterr t, f ronveratee , shoat- twin- a: a oil.. at•-. , 1e.% ter, 9ri•lg6, et. burgh ; Mcnocc s, l`rinter, Cl.,f).tv, to s.: ottt Mr..l ref rs for hi. addref.; at the l'ert.t.‘er'o t, St. ..'eflon art et, ; Mr. leolv rt•tn. •1 N". 1031 00. " 1. lee it te,t ; Mr. lbfberouief. a. -. ;• opg, ade hloourach: ; Mr re, I:. r, No. t . reran-row, L the Tfir ar d no, Perfutt in ever/ r • Eflit T.l. it' 1...11 i.t (hr,al•ll:ll,ii .141.1 In 11.110.50 f up will. 4: ~o I). reeliouse 1 " 1 "" I. of rather Set may cur. t health hoes w •elf f*•_____?ilLinti (err , ff. DIED. On the t loft. of a decline, la be sod year, Mita Flitter, of Blandford. Dorf&t. On Saturday tat, after a fort filmes, Mr. Cumming, maga of fluctomball, Derbylbire. to the gaol of St. Dourtan, C.antoelturf . Mr. T. W Mu. ME tun Surgeon to the Leyden. He had been committed under a warrant from the Coruna", for siding and addling In a dna, la whkh ewe of the combatants was killoL On Memday warning, at hie bogs in Bread-trust-hill. Thomas Lacey, Et* At Kiehwall. on the trli lo the 79th year of her age, Mrs. Margaret Stewart. rade of George Troll! of Holland. Etti• On board Majefly's Otio Defiance, the sad of Dec. loft, Mr. William Er litanhen, ntitifbiproart, fan of the late Captain Rambo, of the Fifer/Me Canby. On Friday morning. at York, in the pc.th year of his IV, Mr. William Lens', comedian, fifty yeses of which be had trod the boards of the Hull theatre. and dada In the circuit, from which be had lately retired.—He was neither • Garai& nue • tembk.••• be bad, however, dorms his cob sod his anlnmse., Lords tine apolaufe as many wise ley higher claim to the Poch and Nabs. — He was Well known I. the Owl either as Zola or Gm/1M; fur 0 be bad in his time FLAW was Ir AA AA HAVING dedicated myfelf to the dud y, and beer. gratified by the molt confiderable i spredct is that branch which I thought proper to feted, I triad that I hv not more employed my my time than thofe who. In the CIICIAVC field of the profeffwn, are oceafionally immerfed in uncertainty. and C311 . .01 always attain that Needs which is acquired by concentrating the intelledlual power to one clefs of difeedera Thrdifeafes of DEBILI l'Y are peculiarly diftreffing. for they brine with them a train of concomitant (myopia and. by a de of all vital energy. exiftence itfr 4 too mom ewilsitterrd.-- aSe they strife troms! , e prevalence of ill ex.inyli., the defiroe tive habit' § of fchoot.boye, or the ioduittetu es nt nianoiry, they re. quirt the molt saloons pr•felhonal !kill ; but 11 the ignorance of uneducated ions, the fymptonis arc aggravated, and the mini- 'tithes is deftroycd. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLFGE of SUItGVONi, I mound my pretenton. on regularity of education; and pureffing every mingle's) praelke, I feel tnyfelf entitled to that cainCul.nce with which I have hitherto been fn liberally honoured. In the flril lodation. ssflocal w t early application will prevent the ca/asnity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fuf. fere,. from a confelost e nefs of the untnaolitiefs of the eke which caufed his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or CWIIIIOIOI his badly phyfician. and broods over his infirmity with careful eon coalmen% it mu* be fatntaelory foe him l•A be 'Tom: Lot only of capability ot Hutment. hut alf., of the molt itreiolabk (celery. And in recent Venereal Complaint. it is poliiiiie ti. prevent pa.n, danger or &fires ; Its the molt complicated car,. it iy thy .. c iusc,. meat of caclufle experience in this Itne to aka a fate, c moo, and (peed! re•ettablidunent 11 . 1 Hi s I I oda tbc advantage so Lids expericnre • to Oleic of either fee so, ho , s'. ro 1... ...I , are allicied with any Lind of DF.BILITN . cal any iymrt• .o. of '-- , --- -- - - - - -- VrNr.RE.AI• 1141E4.' 1 lON, : c od in all c...f,s tbe trims .4 la :1,11. ii4l:tl %1 Ala i aAI 1.(;:...3., ;•:.11),_.r. '.'04.4 091 W W• nely.tosa are Rated on the brit inn -.tires. NI nri••o •••• • • • • • , ,•• •••• art 6 Vatic arts i-. ibc country arc t• pd .1,110 treble • Rink nos e, -I.! ‘, ,\ ~. .n., • n .. , .n..-.. at , er 7 - - Sit requetl..l I, fpecif) tt.. ir a-- aotl D.`, loci F t'lf bvltvg. 1 . _ /s 4 s ICI IN Lit ! , Iseetnter of ch.- it.•yal Cr•lk - • •.! ,t.er7 , ••• : 4 0 ri, Arwh'.:ll-d:e4t, su.s.,d, was !a: I '1 : 16. • rftit I . I.!,MORROW. Sun r• 1110 , 41 r•th 4 gni. %Ars w - t...r 5 45 ;tt I' I _- - - _1 ut I.' 1',(0 . ,'•••4 OAI t:T/..:1, No I. c .11.1.41 01144 az :Lc :44..0 :,4 .. LW. r ) N;y.t!l Prem.' a ID I .redun. r• gratified by the molt confideralsk pradtsee is tau m 5...... 1 I thought teepee to feted, I (rug that I lane not more mg- it, I have from experience every ermu......„,........_,_ _ wed nay time Own thofe who. in the eitclifiVe heti of the yflur i•iiixa's Pio,. they will find a fore (peaty, fate, and radi. -.. Mon, are occafloually immerfed in uncertainty. and ear... 01 cal cure, lir that malt dreadful gage of tha Venereal Daiii. S3 l r, attain that fo r t which iv &expired by concentrating the which is ealkalo-a env rix urn Luca. 1. T. La edllual power to one clef. of difeedas Pr..parcd and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TnoleAl TA Tick, iel ardikafea of DEBI L1 . 1 . 1f arc peculiarly diftreffing. for they Manlier of the Royal College of Surge ant in l...ndothat hie Tick, ...... g with them a train of crocoastrart fwrproa. and. by a de. No. 9, N..s.or Bridge-greet when• he iii give advice, without ion of all vital energy, exigence it bn on.. emtae,,rra.— a hia, to Perim , taking tkrfr Pill: and u ill arrrwir Pei icDt a ,„ i '„!: Mier they arik from Ihe prevalence of ill es.mrle, the actinic- tete, if guit taid, en 11 , 1.. 0 .: t.i - t , i•. old'elvil4 in all " C ' t `"" habit' of fchonl.boye, or the iodultren. es ot minority. thcy re • mod gretolab cl. er. c r ....11',:foi * . r.anu. ol cafe haring bectim , l- - e the molt 'Adonis. pr.frilional !kill ; lot 1-y the ignorance tionid,but at th , "r own I-tr.-J .. .1'4r re.p..R. by the grope...me , c ,- Inedireated font, the fyoiptonis are eyinee,aea, ma th e eautti. ring the entitle of more .:,an 1. crier e...tt be 1,-2 11..... the c.... on la delta/Ted. umtirn;• ..f .u. cit..t.five fat: of the al.', ni....1i..,:.c, and thc yra„ • 11 a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLFGE of SURGYONS, th.. - ar tf.e.lg tht..,•trom. round my pretenton. on regularity of e ducation; and pgreffin, 'i . h. - y aec ulf.., f ,!... by !is Apyorogrer t, f • 1. Crh ronvcnier...e.i , ry privitege to prodtke,l feel toyfelf entitled to tbat. toinful,nce Thule living .... a ...Watt-. ,ty li.i.. 1...in.r, t........ hei•lcu, 1.., :. Is which I have hitherto been fo liberally bustourad. burgh; M r. ' Mcnore ~ l`rinter, Ct,fow, to S. l ..n. :ho Mr..' In the Ira iodations orlocal wealinefe, early application will rd. , . (or hi• addrel.; at the lierr.g.,,v„ `,....... ri, St. Adon re non the co/amity of • debilitated (rune ; but whore the fuf. art et, Pall-NI:1i ; Mr. gob. Wm.. •I ..y-Tioi , ~.... 303, Orli.r•i' a ft t h i s a coahnoufners of the untnaulitiefa of the eke which Itict ; Mr. l)ifbrroni.l. - .. N-. htt-tir,. a ...,;:,,,ady o py, ti.e akd his misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or merlon of his the Mom:no:v.: ; /Or :-r...1 . .„1 „, .;.,....;:, r, NT,. a. l ....ion-row , Lila c idly phyficiari. and broods over hl. infirmity with careful con I'.•..xer- 1 . 1 : 1 '. Nir. C.X.well'•• I hdrll.. ;aro bv on. Perron in eve/ r• alinent, it molt be fati.tadlory for him 1., i.e 'Shred Lot only of t • rli... rt . . ie 1.. w ii i.tir...t•1bi......, a nd 1r,1.,T.,1, iii Brims of cri/' 'ability ot mattnent. but a m . of the mod itrviegabk (curry. ii, , d. ,ark. (.. lad up will. lag a.. : 1.1....11 I): Tedium., r k."?`" . And in meal Venereal Complaint. it b. pollink to pervert pa,n, i'te..ua• of cif.," Set may cure thrush 'yea v. It h ear. and 6.CrtCl• lOW or dlftrefe ; lathe mutt complicato.l cal.. it i. the . 0 . 1 ,,,r, . --------------..---. ---------------. eat of caclufige experience in this late to tied! a fate, c. gain, .1 . 4.1.M0R1i01t i .". od fpecdy noettebtilhinent an., rif a c a n is r• I Mood f•te, _. t ems tbc advantage ot tt.la expeticnce ro rilofe of chino fee who , s'. to 5.-_ , .....ticr f, 1 4 vni. bias w't...l' 5 45 ant" I le allicled with any Mod of uciati.rrN . tat any lyntrt•-.0 , of '-- - ----- -- -- - -.-- - --- - -----,,-- . TN tiRE.AI. 1141 - EC" lON, ard in AI c-frs the tenni of ca:i,U. li4l:t1 %1 All.a Al IA;:••;t1'. ;.:• 1111•:•40FUtt"" creion are listed on this brit ern-..iro. Vag , t.r.m. the Cnutrlry are , • i., . ',lto meld.. • Rink note, -1...1 ; A.r.. no. n _______ re regiont.4 1.4 fpcclfy th. it a -- A+.4l Iv •1 .01 uf kvalg. ' M % MCI IN 1.1 0 . 1 , , 1 ....N.,Ti..! 1 . l're.fe ' i:... 0.1 ii...• .If., I.! Vl-.1. Kl": 4 F. frr i . i .: * Werri - cr nf the ii"/. 10 ` 11 c . • ~! -air-, , -- ill I at.xlvo. :r.. • • • . 1.. n.... tit,) at r'-e rs •A a t:i • .c. ,NoI. c - 1 -r No 2',., Arundel-a;eat, Sued, den le..'e'e :%'.. , u,..... 1 .-..11.6.1 elli. u;Le L..... i..... :a , 4..: r', :far- Nu .._..— ... te (Air f .4 t .r3MIIII tow lisin RI After w I N I .. •€NN IL., 1 Ppm th dke to i 11M to b IA Sht Mr. L The bend 0121 rad a Camp lima - Da *1 pre grist stake aim boutl el% i fembl whicl Mufi No 3TI BF daub foal tbc • dace aM pritt thole low, kr% gra then •••• BIRTHS. Oa Friday left, In Herpar-ftreet. (beta rpm, the Lady of Anthaoy Hatt, Nl+ at a daughter. Oa the gods ult. at Lamle, the Lady et Almada Macdonald Lathiest at Lee, Ely at a daughte. At S e duce the gd lalt. the Lady of Colonel Manta of Bathos, Dee at a datsgkter. O n he goth uk. the Lady at Wolter Oar paell o Carradole, Add . ied*, es the 4th Maass. Mn. bout Satellett, el a foe._, =mi -------..., ~ _