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iNE SORROWS OF stLvER. flown, flown in every Iler 642 Lt 11.4 The Starling bird, tbougti now fo rare, Is nor fo fcaroe, whole forcer Owe, Frit cbarm'd the littering tribni of air. Yes. Reding Silveri dwelt departed. fleet as the Sw,llow, from our plains—. e"Each reed Image has ddParted, 'TO scarce a Sexprass now n.ne ins. Oar crniens and haif•erreoe, whore rite and fplendour Delighted every current eye, . Are gone--while nought but flue'ires (lender, Pale iSreer hhlnk, their place flipply. 0 titre effcdt of thore F, out Tinhrr, c sWiro, in their bnundlefs prodigality, if Would yield the Mini if mad F, to6lntert, 161 ' . And Ramp our coinage wichEkom.s ry ! Hartz, A LAW INTELLIGENCE. - • COURT OF KING'. BENCH, APRIL 59. WAIN V. WA LTSRS. In this cafe a very interelling and material puint was decided by the Court, after much learned argu• •meut by the Counfel on each fide, (Mr. Eesatisk, Mr. Gatßow, and Mr. Lewes, for the Defendant, in rapport of the nonfnit, and Mr. Guilts and Mr. 14aattiorr, for the Plaintiff). —The rionfuit was etlablithed rn this ground: The Defendant prcmifed thus, in writing. .4 I will pay 561. I.A. Hall (due by him. by his acceptance). by half pall four o'clock to-day " No confidetation for this under taking appearing on the face of this memorandum, it was decided by the Come, that no pal ole evidence of the agreement was admillible, and the written paper containing no coafideration, proved only a "white team. It moll be interening to the public (imthe kradieg world particularly), to know that a twomill to pay the debt of another, (hots's' not only be reduced to writing, but that the tonicity-scion to fappert fetch 'rewire. jboall agi. he fit forth he the writing. TN, ZING V. BARNIT. Mr. Fasting Rated, that a rule had been granted to let afide a judgment obtained by the Defendant, an Attorney of this Coast, again(! the Countefs of Graaard s and the Defendant afterwards obtained a atilt to kt the former one alide. In the mean time, &shtick! ate referred to the Mailer, and Mr. Bar. Ikett you direetedro deliver la his bill of fees. This be tad *calcified -to do in proper time ; he was re• eared iikessetempt. He had fine,: delivered his bill, ant had given bail to anfwer interrogatories. If it arns'ffefired by the other fide, he would anfacr any 'lllietiltglitoties that were deemed neceiTary, as he .was Anions that so clOod Should hang over the trankiiion. Mr. GI , IIItQW fai4, he was afraid his learned Friend luaidt . bit% fiiiiiillied . with a correa copy or die ..rev- .tbelbifendantbed been ordered aot only to idefiterbia Mil of .cods, but fomething elk which he • : ., ; .,i . inclined to do without being feat into '''.4‘,"%via Office 4 be 1114 been ordered to deliver' '% - ''!" ..:I,.anci to eis u O4 - • for all luau be had received. To this hour he had refuled,to-criaforst tura* 4 and, in fat, every piece el/information helplp to!the griefkifste ktepillel to be frirced from him tilts fee zrt =blood. ' ' waked bk.papiet to anfwer imam-. i,,, and :with that view he was !worn. n (*hasty's. joists. • p ~'l i rule:ef fair tertn, - to fet sfide the vet , ma wes(ait. It war an affirm againfi the . tibial of the Killed Bench, firr fuffering a lady - al* ipso f af D'Enonville to eicape from his cur rdf. after laving been delivered into his leering , y a writ of Habear, Corpus, and a committiter eta. closied thereon, by /*lr. Jutlice Le Blanc, at • Cheun. bery. - The thelaration Rated there fairs, and aver red it would appear by the record now in Court.— To ftipport this, the writ of Habeas Corpus, with -the fignature of the Judge, was produced at the alai. The mullion which afore was, whether this Inuit was a record or not 1 By the comic of pra,llice. as has long prevailed, when a prifottcr is removed by Habeas Corpus, in vacation, into the cuflody of Mat' the Maiall, the writ , with th e committiter mai ked thereon, is fest with the prifoner, and remains with the Ma;.thall or his Deputy. By Mr. Gilts end Me. MARRYATT .. .t was argned, that the writ being then in the polfeilion of the Ofti• wet of the Court, It was virtually filed, and became matter of record. On the other tide it was contended by Mr. GAR• pow and Mr. burial., that it was not a record un• ill it came in the rolls of the Court ; and that the aO of a tingle Judge was not matter to be recorded until it was fandioned by the Court. The Court thought that this was a cafe of coati. doable difficulty ; but Lord Ext.sasoaouaa lens rileboird to think that a laxity in into the proper re- politory. and that they were not records until pro retly recorded. The Court laid, they fhnultl take , 1 further -time ha confider of their judgment. TIIII LIMO V. 110)•TUN• 'll.e Defendant was brougbt up to receive .iadg sner.t. He had been canvifted of wilful and cor rupt reiviry, ire fo caring, in anfwer to a bill in equity - tiled aeattslt :.'in fir (.1'41v . ..te1l of evidence, that he Cod not receive in F lytetvitt a firm of eighty-c, r „ r d„,i,„„ ; .„a to live been v.:id to bin) by the wits of Di i KK ., for which kiln nirs I, ~J been r„ nnlititie.Sing and iticatitiot . us nrit to take i. 15 receipt sit the time. Boitou bionght an anion at tai., as if n.s loch fun, had been pat.!. SAl . l4.llinr y roof 4 she payment sod of ilic petjttry basing b-el ad,:tle ei•.Cie Jury het. tc whi6 he wsts Frevcr.Al air) "...it. Woe this r" iv pr- ' or his pros iirois • • (Ur Nub (.11.10 who pr skit the fri:Ticvc, i" Li Lim ii r.l I • •.1 •I you fit uck it pros WY{ .1n six: rr y, V• I it f. L. I :id at i 't Mkt trif(lC:.lg ILLC LAW r ko,rl; v. • Ake cx imp:.: Acd T;.e Octc.l.l4nt iist•tnlenis ol to he I vrcn c tikgrin9 ALSI OR AAL Cr` - "s, r 7-P. r.. brnright to' try the right of the Plaintiff,' . toll for commercial r,und. (not belonging to palfengers) car ried fom and through the town of Carline. Their tight by charter and prefcription to receive toll for fuch goods conveyed on fingle pack honks, or in carts drawn by one or more honks, was not clifput.l ed it was thus proportioned—one penny a hot f for I each packhorse laden with goods, twopence tor a cart In laden drawn by one horfe, fuurpence for one drawn by two horfes, and after that number an ad ditional tuppence for each lstre. 11 , 1efTrs. NUE, thiLttlYD end Hueincx, in fup Fort of the vcrdiet, contended, that as it appeared in evidence, ai reported by the Learned Judge, that no such toll had been claimed for goods conveyed in ',age coaches for fifty years pall (except a claim which was made about fifteen yews ago, denied and dropped) the Plaintiff could not rely on the ground of proesiption and ufage ; and it was reafonable to infer that coaches have always been exempt from this charge., inafmuch as the number of horfes was the criterion by which the rate of toll was appreci ated as to carts, becaufe it was to be prefitmed that the greater number of horfca were required to draw the greater quantity of goods, but that could not be the cafe with refpeEl to Rage coaches, there might be four or fix horfes to a Rage coach and not more than one parcel of goods, and it generally happened that more commercial goads were conveyed by a tingle horfe tart than in a Rage coach drawn by four holies; it would be therefore unveafonable that the coach fhould be charged I3d. toll, and the cart, more heavily laden, only ad. The Learned Counfel admitted, that if the Plain tiffs were entitled to a toll on goods generally, the verd.el ft-r the Defendant, which they were to fop. port, might be wrong ; hot it was only a toll Ail ;no do. In this cafe there was no evidence of any fraud or evafion. The dageacoaches conveyed goods fub ordinately and incidentally, but they were fitted up and intended for paffengers. Lord ELLENHOROUGH laid, the fubflantive right is a toll for goods—admitting that no claim had been made for toll on goods carried by fine coaches, that may be accounted for varioufly. It has happen ed but very recently that Rage coaches have been converted into vehicles for the carriage of goods-- and even the number of nage coaches is much in. created of late years. In the Hiflory of Cumberland, by Burns, it is mentioned that Bifhop Nicholfon had been obliged to walk as far as Stamford before he could get into a Rage coach with the Nobleman to whom he was then tutor. But if any vehicle, whe ther cart or coach, or barrouch, or by whatever name it may be called, carries goods on which there is a prefcriptive right of toll, the party entitled to it has it right to receive it—not from the proprietor, as has been contended, butifrons the carrier, the perfon with the goods. The Court was unanimous in letting afide the verdia. ... DONT V. SIR ANDISW DAYNTOM. During all term we gave an account of the par ticulars of this aaion againfi the Defendant, as She riff, for a fable return on efforts in the poffeffloo of Lord Arundel, to the amount of 24001. A verdisl had been obtained for the Plaintiff, under the direc tion of this Court, and application was now made for a new trial, on the ground that the return of the Sheriff, of nails hoes, was correa, in as much as the property was veiled M the traces of the Coussefa of Arundel, for her nfe, on the occafion of her mar riage on the 24th of April, 1764. Mr. Gaitaow, in fupport of the verdilt, contend. ed, that the right was not in the truftees, and that they could bring no attion of trefpafs :—that whe. ther they had taken into their confideration or not the nature of the deed, if it could now be fhevm to be fraudulent, which he conceived he could do, it would be imneceffary to diflatb the veiclia. Lord ELLINIOROUGN." I think, on the prin ciple of the cafes ofCadogan and Kennet, before Lord Mansfield, and of Kydd and Rawlinfon, before Lord Eldon, it may be right again to fubmit the cafe to the revifion of a Jury. Take a new trial." COURT OF COMMON ALFAS, APRIL rt. THOMPSON V. ORIPCS. Mr. Serjeant Dtvr moved to fet elide the verditt obtained by the Plaintiff in this caufe. The tallow Was brought upon a policy of a (hip infurance. It appeared when the Ihip put to tea flu was very leaky, and the day following made fignals of dif trefs ; upon which the carpenter and mate of another yadr went on board, and found feveral holes in her fides, the pump In cloaked up, as if purpofely, with fmall coal, as to render it ufelefs, they were obliged to cot a great part of it away-; and the pump well was removed, :us was fuppofed by the Captain, from mercenary motives. On the day following, though the weather was very fair, the funk. It had been fivorn on the trial below, that flue had been caulked at Oporto tome time before, upon which the Jury found tor the Plaintiff ; but no Wand's, fare the Captain, being produced to prove this tad, the Court granted the mcition. SMITH O. VINOR. This seas a motion to let afide an award made in Chit Cid the Defendant W 33 to deliver .e certain titlatitity of peas on bo.trd the (hip Newcaltle, and the only ciuedien was. as t• the late delivery on board. To prove this, the Captain's receipt was proJnced, and the arbitrators made their award in favour of the Defendant ; but upon the receipt being tpiellioned, and invelligAtion •tAking place, it appeared the peat were put on board a lighter, and her coming along tide the Chip, the Deferidain oldained a receipt frorn the Captain ; the lighter funk loon after, and a great tinAntity of the peas were hot). The quellion then wAs, as to the negligence of the Captain ; butt the parties liavit.g already made their clenin.i, the Cm: t ordered ue award fnould go t• Ti' tie at LitrATOTS for amendment, and the m ti ,n to IlAnd over tit.til to-rtierrow. Glengary. at.d Lettcrii:Ocy Eat..arinn c ,, rnmandtd by C , l , •nd A. lkinc -1.-%F.:.1. Wa* d Lazg:in Ac " t! , .c sth i-U,41.t, by Lictit.• I:.ll!eiing otEccr. ••" ' " Ntiry•Li• Env r• I.IW f .1 be f.i!, l ;rl to rt. .ner at ;In dnt or!. r:n :, iu I , l:CCI Liiy4l Tir‘r! rf tht. A rrn • r f R fr rt.', corn ILLANiA, avw q ' : u tntrtte • - At 1L Loots, In Maetsgtetsittent. the Lady et tleeteelet. Colonel Peacoeke, of a daughter. OU Er(lay rioting bit, t h e Lady et J. H. Steamy. Efq. of Her. Icrplace, of a daughter. Wcdndday, at big boo& lo Onater-ltreet, Bedford-Nem, the Lady of Dr. Holland, of a foe. MARRIED. Veßrrday, at St. James'. Church, by the Rev. Gerard Andrews, A. M. Redor,Mr. Cumpigoe, Solicitor, of Gofport, to Mis Alto Leticia Luker, of Pall Mall. On Ttaday, at St. Mary-la-bonne, by the Rev. H. HippiCey, He ry Grinns, Ffq. ddeft fon of Abraham Crimea, Erg. of C, ton Ho .fe, Wgrwickfbire, to Mir, Until& Daniell yuuncelt dAughtLr of John llanidl, Efq. of Aldridge Lodge, StAffordaure, DIED. On the ith 'nitwit, at hi• feat Oupptin Celtic. in the county of Perth, after a lingering ilinds, Robert, Earl of Kinnottll, Viieount Duppliii, Baron Hay. i-ha Lor d ship liras the elddt fun of the late Archbishop of York. He is fucceakal in M. honours by his eldrft fon. ....- Lately, Mr. James Cleaver, who unfortunately fell over the Cla at Black Rock, rear Brighton. Wednefday fenuight, an Sowerby bridge, rear Halifax, Mr. Hawks; be came front his hook in I. ILA purpofely to attend the funeral of his favourite and highly refpeeted (on, whole death had taken pbec a few days before. On tath Ina. at the Vicarage In Neweaftle, seed 1(. the Rev.Jo kph Dacre Carlyle, B. D. Vicar of that town. Chancellor of Car liar, Profeffor of Arabic In the Univerfity of Cambridge, and Chaplain to the Bithop of Durham ; a gent fernan of animist abili ties and learning, and genuine inodnefs of heart. On Thurfday fennight, at a cancer in his throat, Mr. Charles Bennett, upwards of forty years ormudit of Truro Church. This Gentleman was rdpefftahly decanted; but being iu childhood do ' priced of his fight, by the Writing of a wooden gun, he was put ands the tuition of that celebrated organia. Stanley, with whom Ibe continued feremyears. He was fools after appointed organia of Truro ; and, during the earl', ft part of his life, taught ids pew feffioral felence through a great part of his native county. His fprightly wit and convivial temper made bias a welcome victor wherever be went, and often has he let the table in a roar."— Although blind, be delighted In amufements which would appear to give pleafure chiefly to the fight. lie was partial to horticukvre, and fo eaqutfrte was his toads. that he could shah:lama and de fcribe all his fiowers, and even the different weeds which occafinn ally mixed with them. Although he had reafoa to lament the &ed., of gunwwder, yet he has been known to walk above a mile to bear fire.worits let off, parfetaly diftinguillbing between the good and the bad. He enjoyed a game at whia, arid played with Orin and procifine, having pre/Imlay marked his cards with a needle fo in. gadoesay, that the pens:hires wee imperceptible to his athrerfaries, nor was he long in thus preparing the cards for his cafe. He atten ded the Truro theatre when honoured by the performance of Mrs. Siddos• He tamely ever tailed to recoiled any one wheie voice he had once beard. He was the author of many ni ufical compofi. tiOSIL Having a fon a Lieutenant in the Navy, who, was with Captain Sir Bilwaid Meer and Cardiew Reynolds, in kraal of their engagements, he employed bli poetical talents in celebratinc their achievemeat• His memory remained unimpaired to the left; as an mimes of i"ich. he meat :Red that a confalemble rum' of money was due from him to a perfon who had au feenrity for it, an which account be had it paid off immediately. He was ever pundbal In his attendance at Church. anal rev , r allowed a flight illnefs, or any other confuleradon, to interfere with his piddle duty in that place D HEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY 2 - 16 - AFFECTIONS, with their What corecorrikants, Spafrn or dying Palm, flatulency, indigeition, and gesseral.Debni• y, (a:ti ned:ft in whatever tourer) are relieved and frequently cured by WHfrEHEAD's Effence of Mallard Pills, after may other meats bad faded. The Fluid Effence of Multard (ufed with the Pins, in that complaints where nectff-a) ) is perhaps the molt attire, peas/at isg, sad effedtsal remedy in the world, curing the lemma SPRAINS Ave BRUISES, _ _ to Ids than half the ChM uftially taken be opedelelne Argue betide, or any mber Idnirnent or Embrocation ; and itufed mesidately after any accident, It prevents the part turning black. It is prepared and fukl at sa. pd. each boa cc bottle. by R. John. Asa, A , No. Is, Ortek•flrect, Soho, London, and nay be hada every Medicine Vender in Great Britain and Ireland. A CERTAIN CUR/ KM CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. r 1 t PROPRIETOR of this moR • excellent RJMEDY is fo certain of its ?Amy having never Wad in a Variety of Cafes, agrees, if it don not eradicate the Cam, mat and Wasik, TO RRRRR N Taa 1103111 T. 'And he beg. leave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage et Ottnunlgrkfs Mad& cation Ointments, Salves, let as mauy hundred. of 'Aided per form can fealty, among whom are fame of tbd fiat charades . ' in this kingdom. Sold W holefale and Retail by T. Aztell, No. g, VlbeJudare, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day,,No..y. Tavilloch fireet ; Mr. Willem, No. 39, St. James's-ilreet Mr. Hikier, No. at, Pall-Mali; Mr. Ward, No. gay, Holborn; and Jelsoult and Co. No. Lyn, Oxford-ftreet. At Hriftel, by Mr. Saigin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookralless Bath, By Hazard, bookfaller, and Wright, parlance. Edinburgh, by Raster, South Bridge. Porde.. and Gofport, Mr. Harding 'i. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Jones ,bookleiler, Portfmooth, Mr. Motley, bookfelicr. AAd by molt of the Venders of Medicinal In P.nglan!. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. ' No. p, Bridge-arta, London. Hotionved Sir, Edinburgh, March IS, BEG Iliavg tp inform Ton, that ever (ince the your 1790, 1 have been aLllisfiral with the Luce Veuerea.l. which, frOm its obftinattiy refilling every courfe of medicine preferilwil by the moll eminent of the faculty here, and undagning faveral Crewe eourks of salvation, and twice difeharged from the Hofpi tat, with little relief, would appear to he of the moll Mvotcrate nature. In the (',ring of laR year my diforder had got to furl) a head, as nearly to put a period to my eziftence: 1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, sod my legs were broke oat in a frightful manner; my right was dremllialy pain. ful, and had beta in a Rat, of ulearation for the lalt (even years ; my kit had alto two large nodes NI It, was very mucli and gave me fuels excruciating pain, particularly when warm in load, as nearly to deprive ma of reit. lit this lamentabk Rare I was recommended by Mr. J.•rhonipian, (who received fo rear a -lire by them hem), to rake your I.eake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 16tb of May; n the mirk of a of tbight I lie gan to receive benefit—in little more than a month tbe ulcers on my bead and arms were roundly healed—loon after the forts on my legs healed alto, leaving however, iroultalerable dlkolourarina in the tin, and pain in the bone mtie lift, which, by the bla ring of Goo, and a little lenges perieverance in your ionaluable Medicine, fulifidod I the natio, Siiper fine, the Ono regaining Ito natural kue, and the nodkurnal gradually going off.-1 thus became, by your liberal advice and orsealicine,perfealy free from all my former complaints—have recovered nip fanner (pale atill Prength, and aro beciune jolly and Lt, in which date h aviro continued many month, to the aili.tiir..inent of all who me, lamat a bilk sv!i.t ttrni• to t ‘prets my grotlisollo, hot beg the 1.N.:1 of whet fuffizjog mortal', to make thi, my cats as public as ' , nibble,. as I dull 03 every oc,lion ; in to doing you will greatly oblige,Sir,your gr-teful, ilieilict.t, very humble fee. ALLX.NIUKKER, Swan's Oar. FP;„h.fireet , ttlinbur,.ll. Witnetres to the a:si.ste earn—John Thewspf,r, :fn. 1. New Paultry-tratkt, lobo APliti4l3 . la Prepared a .nd r,,hi by tbc .! • l'r•••..ric tc.r, THOM AS TAY LOR. Mcieber ef •hr Po 4 of !liars...is, at his Neuf; N.. 9, Nov Ilrisige.llree t, Loudon; where, al er a enn•tont re. Glance of nb•re than ••I..ry-b. y . •.r a, in l•rae`....e ral•ticia'..rty dF fro „, d c „ ,h,cure • and tbofc onelJa oral to fecreet which Men - c .n coke he fl,ttaro adminifters to rile. med, by a dikemteg id v•ql c,f amhio:ry. rf t holt by- t. • I`.irts of ( fer.cr t t ! hls Prordhon I•. °LI hitrfelf, the tie.glre and fe..r.a•tre h rrrfons triting this M• , %sir. he 6.o•ltc,as tin let ro •rt-e. Alf i rolri. by his arpssift , ,,t, tr.r!l• ht. Alban'iottrart PaII-Mai! ; Ar Toy-flo , p, No. I fri-rkl-Itrert ; Mr. D . rot: Pin, rtr:•; .141: Mr Sto, I, bonAlciler, No. t on-row, I.ittle 1 orror-h , 11; Mr. Bolder's, Solath-lacdye, I lark ; r‘lr Calio d',. I ; a roi I , y one porfoo in every von f.,;•ratdr t,•w'o :roar !Snow t and Ireland, Ir liners of only 1. .. ra, S. leafed up, tvr,ll 1.11 aod sitherrhy per. .ors r,a u.ay car: tictaftl‘ woth c.G. ! g eed. ferrety • dlttai.,r, at TIAVING ctecreatea inl,frif to die nyiciy, tad ben gratified by the waft conftderable pr• Alee in that branch width I thought tron.r to fee , 1 melt thri l l have nat more ad& employed lily dine than tho'e who, to the eau:olive aehl of the profedion, an oecatinually termerfed in uncertainty, Lod canna always attain that fuccefs which le acquired by coucattratitig the pnva to o elf. lit dif.:rdeve. Thedlfeafea of DI,BILITY ace peculiarly &fleeting for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoma, and, by • de. prelltun of all wad energy, extftence Well' becomes embittered.... Wk ether they erne front the prevalence ad! example, tilt datrue.. tive tuthits of fehnol hays, or the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the molt affiducuis profelior.al ; but by the iguorance of uneducatel men, the tympeceitaate aggravated, oat the et:villa talon to dearoyed. As a MEMIiER of the ROYAL COLLEGE el SlllkrgrONS, ground my prztenfimis un rmulatity of education; aodylinclang every privi!ev- to practice, I fu el tuyftif entitled to that confidence with whieh f have hitherto hem Cu liberally honoured. In the hilt fenfations of local we.knea, early application airs prevent the calamity of a debilitated Inane • but oaken the fo b ferer, from a coideinufncfs of the unmaidinfs of the vice which mural his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of hie family pl-rfici.m, and broods over his (of runty wish careful con cealment. it molt be fatisfadory for him to he alifurril rot only ed capability of treatment. but ago of the molt Inviolable reentry. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is pliable to prevent psi; danger or diftrefs ; In the moft complicated mks It is the acquire ment of ex.:helve experience in thls line to erica a fare, meta* and fretty re-eftablannent. I offer the advantage of Me overtake to thole of either fez air are afflidted with any kind of DERII.MY, of any fyintoonte VfiNhREAL INFECI'ION, and in all cake the strau of remu neration are noted on the full Interview. Patients In the country me expeeted to Melaka Back met. mid &retinue/tad to (porn chair aye and manner of Vol% MARTIN BRIM. WTI. her of the Royal Coilege of Surgeons in Landow No a 9. Affmlet-ftrort, Strand. Eem Tempk par. ACT. At the Nay Warebouk for Dr. james's Powder, No. Se, - PaoPe Church-yard, Lou,on--____ _ _ followingTtHE MEDI6iNhS are fold, ai this prices annexe Including the &amp Duties; tr•ti as it Is enadted, that irom the lit of September, 1103, the Stan"' 160•111 he applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for !writs as for ti,rer Cotifumption. and as a ConfAtrable Additioo ie Ina to the Stamm on the Arti..l,l of higher Value. or thole in Sollt a the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be In future as. pd. per Packet, or 11. rt. 6d. per Dozen; but the (alatlty of a Doses Puke-6 in a Dottie (as sn.uk up tor the Army arid Navy ) maybe had for 11. 4, And as by Favour of the Cononifliotters of the S; amp °ince, Plates are prepared for Mr.Newbery's repartee Uri with his Name engraved in each Stant.) the Puldie will be care ful to obferve that the Words, "F. Ndwny,Nia 41, Pees: arc printed in the Swope of all his Medicines; sad ask Is pro. fumed that this will be a fulfwieutSecurky araiott Cosulter , Signature on the Labels on Dr. James's Powder wig ledge/ow. antral from henceforward. S 211414 will le allowed emtis, at evil, to tb4e vrtiericitater Hief,s Direct) or more at a time, of th, lower priced Aitken. Dr. Jaw ea's Powdtr dr suf. La/AIM et Blois a at ---.-a Bottle 24 0 Frerkt.'s Ti:idt. dark 4 0 Analrptie Pills 4 6 Hutharn's ditto 2, burr i3ne ee 0 Pesti& Coffee Dr. Steers'i °rade!doe a 6 Geoabse At -uehistrie —•-s---• cnovailf. on Oil a 6 OrmfiCrk Median:a 11 6 --Camomile Drops t 9 ir;lia'a Seats Pith a • --- Parer:tic Le- if fence of Peppermint i sengei - it 11 'Urania Drops - a t Bury's Bilious PM. 4 6 Dr. Hroper'sPna I A Dr. Auftitia CludybeaM Glafs'a Maraca. 3 6 Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto • s 6 DAD), 's Carminative t 9 hinnon's Drops 5 6 Eft race of Coitstoot 3 6 Spilthury's ditto • 3 6 Cephalic Snuff , o 9 Dr. Soksoder's Tea • * 9 Mr. Spessee's Dentifrice 4 0 GretivaitA Masts t. a Jonts's Rbeuntstic Tine. 3 6 Do.Toin Usenet" a a N. B. Stamps with Mr. Nearkery's Name are aliaed oaths twenty Artielu above enumerated; and as many ;parti cularly fersants sod mangers, migake his hoofs, he la seam the meeffity of pointing out, that it bat the P.aft EadofSe. Paa mama to Cheapfide, and that it has a large white Limed Irvin e an which theft walls are idolised< - . 0 Tug UNLT WAILKIVW4IIII Pal ft. jAmte. Powina.` I • HE 13A I.M OF GILEA 1) i - utimnasec,fiy terwres -a• inalins to thefidee, hreaft„ and iuttdinea, Mahan geoid warmth, and prevents cramps and nomtnefa In *rafter bobby la friss or lea whiter. Ladles of a Cold, acrid or bilinua ease et beer, seeded limb lastgoor,boul-aelspehylleticalatlenkionsaandeloall I ,O M the r..tt Wedlndies, the Student from public rra SAIIIe of tathurri, the fterainus perfons of a confined and n t 4l et:". tary hfe , a* silo to than 'ainnltald with* nervous teketteoeee abb. bty, originating lean beat of artiste, or telattatzon from jimmies Indi:ctett o, Gamin bare mouths to a mole Caltstarysonedy, M eant. it enriches the blow without todanalng k+ ticien the two. you& fyftern g frees and silibordens the racer& and otherhwitortme organs; refolves obilructiono, and throw► of vikiel Mowp has. moors; ltr e nnthens the naive. habit, and brings hash, Oho maf. entre fibres to their tumoral and healthy tone. Hence Its wooden. lot Greeds In r/ moving tor ry Iymptom of wsnlinefs, Ihttilence. pal, kaftans, wan:btu:nth, drowfineir after eatiogngondity, it heat and c. , 1,1, numbaeis, giOtinoefs, pslna fefpectaEy el dm heed, hack, and roans) hicesogh,diftiml:y et re plrstlon end 4e zstptt,n, dry c.mth, debility, loseneis ot fruits, hi, of appetite. hmat'on, lodtg. itton, Echoers: winiitingomity !unfree of theft*. 1,181“:.1, Ire ft:rnal and hypochondriacal ~11..dions, dinstsrfa of eche. trot !semi tt oughts, vmudet Ingo of the mind, &e. Where theft°. mach is ditto nereu, the body 1. weakened ; paltnefs, bodily deem emaciation, and the errs fink into the hull The Cored WM cat :aka (I has rttablifhed its reltoratisc t fficacythrochihout &move at d Atneric.. ; wherever ,t ha. Dien Introdivul, Its foie has stop rind wondrrtully crest—tn. demand far extrema, soy topeelso ere, poh.lacd. and the hate lit it has produced to h tel by every reaon who Las tried even a fittak h u m,. it is tine ;.nly met!), that wit ref: are to healt:l perfiins who , by as imm.e'cra'c imminence arisen rflions, have rooted their emrilbl. turf ns, and at C.JPOII, outfits air. coma of tic nervous lytlam.— Tkour.rds at Os cutonettt live to rani the day they Li; ppplied to thi, et minty, and troJny the !4 fH qta tithershh, who might have dewsped taco en untimely:me. • induce th, it,lictlt to give Cordial balm t.t Gils.ol a lair t rich and by due ...rrievcrance to ob tain a ta.lseal cols, Dr. Sidostmo na lii: Ii sr'sg las & Imply ,4 FA MILS 130 I LES tbd tarr:' c ;one :ot id. coma, for ski, k only 335. ate ehsrged. whir h, of r. :;/. is f a red to th e purcbahr. loch b ttiC hays 11 Tr? wt.., :+• th,/,.31.rtet•./ . . ilarte and adoras in this •• 1111. t.u: 1..01. 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