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7RURO, AUCITSTV7. . , The Summer A flirts toothis rhuty ch fed vitlirtred-i redly. wa, one of the In y,elt ever remetntiered -in C o r t twall—terity rine venitn, ; and .the oinprece•l clewed number of 3o cattfes entered for trial The Jadgee arrived on Monday at dinner, and opened the cormatiffion. On Ttielday morning 0 ev proceeded; to churn h, and beard an excellenrfer mein by the Rev. L. Lethbridge, who decanted with great jadgment Reid eloquence on the origin and principles of our ' laws—the ditty of Judges, High Sheriff, Jultices of the Trace. anti ora-cl and petty Jurors. The jridgesH rerutned to the :litre hall, when Baron Thomptov; took his feat at the Crown bar, and Sir Sotelden Lan: mice at the nifitria.r. The grand jury M as highly relpeCtable, and mote foil than might have been ex pCted outing the fitting of Parliament. Their fore man ...As hales B.ignel Agar. The Judge was hi ief itt his chat ge, obi - crying, that having to ft e qtierttly leen the fame J u ry thete, it would he unne ceffary for him to take op their time by pointing out t r them a vu y which they fo well knew how to pet hos m His La (fillip added, berwever, that a bill would he produced to them refoefling a marine who had del l eratelv wournied another man in Cawfand Bay, and hr withed to hare it afcertained it that bay were it the intitdiftion I.f tlie colony of Cornwail. The G and Jury afcertained that it was ; and the bill was found and the marine tried npnn it. Among the canfes which excited the greaten interefl were the fol ios,. ing : Ti aeon v. Bennett. This aCtion was brought again° tome tinners t f the patith of St. Stephens, who. inffead ot laying afide the vegetable earth, part ot tire over burden of their [lmam work, thought fit to th ;IT it into ti.e main river. The plaintiff recovered 2os. and leis colts. Levet and Badcock v. HatiEhton. This cattle arofe out cf the murder t f the poor woman in Hanghton's honk at Mnufehole, and for which it will Se recol lefted that Hatightun was tried at the bit affizes at I.aur,cefion, and alter a hearing of eleven hours, ac quitted. Before his commitment, he bad imputed the slander to the two plaintiff., who now brought their aelions feparately, in vindication of their charac Lets, and drained a verdia and 405. each damanes., Neal v. Ste,)lien., Ena. late Sheriff ot Cornwall. — This was an an allion for an efcape by the negligence of the Sher iff's r nicer. The claim tints for zoal. but in co , liquence of the infolvency of the perfon at the time of the arreft, the Jury only gave the plaintiff tool. i"x amid others v. Lethbridge and others. 'lbis was an action to recover the value of fome brandy, which the Defendants, as warehoufe keepers at Latin cellon. had delivered over to the ent-fignee, after the fame had b en fit.pp din iranitu by the Plaintiffs.— Verdict for the Plaintiffs. William Pertaluna v John Bunny and Elizabeth his wiie.—This was an action for defamation. The Pl.,itoiff is a bookteller and printer at Helflon, and the Defendant i a revenue officer there. It appeared that the Defendant,, Mr-. Bunny, in fome idle cnn verfa i m stntich the had fome time ago with a Mrs. Martin of Heltton, had laid, that the rlaintiff was b-come info twin and had compiornifed with his crc divas at tos. in the pound, frit that the had been in formed fo by a London merchant. VerthEl for the Plaintiff with fixp:nce damages. Harris, Etq. v. Ingram and others.—This was an aft' n to try the right to a certain moor in the parith of Gsrinear, called Penhale Moor. The real parties in the canoe were Witham Harris, of Camborne, Efq. and Sir John Saint Aulayn, Bart. A valt body of evidence of different ads of ownettbip exercifed by both parties, was adduced, and en the part of the Plaintiff an ancient inn rument purporting to be adivi• Pion of the right between the Earl of Oxford, under %shunt the Plaintiff claimed, and an anceltor of Sir John St. Auhyn, was alto adduced, which in a great degree decided the cafe, and a verdiel was given for the Plaintiff. Webbe, Efq. v. This was an eje&ment from a dwehit g hnufe in Falmouth, and the quellinn was, whether a leafe for leven or fourteen yea's, it the lives fliNild fo long live, the lair had the option of netermitring the uttered of the tenant at the end ot the firlt feven years ? It was decided in the regative. Gregory v. Wetl.—This was an action of damages let feduai n of the Plaintiff's daughter, who had be come pregnant fser pod firvithon urnifilt. The PI tintiff is a refperianle win w lady at Cantelford ; the De fendant is a furfeon of the fame place. Mr. Jt KYL, in opening the cafe, feverely cenfuted the prnfligacy of the l)rfe Intent, who, fro m his profeffinn, was ad mitted into title bofem of the family, and under that furEtion nad (educed this young lady, even under the yet v eve of her parent, and had then boalled •hat he would IP'end a thoufand pounds in defending lo dif graefisl a cafe. Mr. Jekyl laid he thould produce a tell tt hle Alderman of the borough of Camelford, who would prove in evidence, that he had queftioned Well as to his views in !hewing fo much slum tinn as he was publicly ttbferved to do towards Mifs Gies ry—attentions which were no doubt confined by the injured female as indicative of an honourable attachment : that the Defendant had admitted to the woutty alderman, that Mrs. Gregory's daughters' were tefperiahle and fine girls, and that if any man carte tlse caufe of either of them becoming pregnant, he would be bound in honour to marry her ; but that bis part, he certainly had no Inch intention. Mr. J..kyl having with his ufual ability laid open his chat ge ceeded to call his firtt evidence, who was Gregory herfell. Her appearance highly interetted the court in her favour, and The save her evidrnee with Great modelty and fenfibility. She hated that Abe is 24 ' , toss of age, and that her mother the Plain;iff in this action, is a widow living in Ca melt; rd, independent of any bufinefs, and that the was of fe , vice to her mother in her houfehold affairs; a at the Defendant is a furgeon, who three or four years a go came to refide at Camelford to practice in his prottffinn ; that he had cot:tolerable bufinefs and attended her mother's family as fingeon and apothe e try. That he loon hegan to pay her particular at tenti-nn which continued till February 18c6, when upon A Sunday, her mother and elder filter went into the onitrot y, where they continued till the Titefday follow insr, leaving her with her youngeß fitter at ht;me. 1 hat this younger filter went to the Methe. diet Chapel abr.ut fix o'clock in the evening, leaving her at h me al ne, for that the was prevented by in dill., fit ion tram accompanyint; her. That form :her her (lifer had gr.nc out, the Defendant came into tLe 'lnure, in the parlour where the was fitting by the I fire, and—dm aftei..Ume irnpr4eit \ liberties, and , " ufing her very ill,"--hetensnpleated his purple.— The keel:Mel ptegnant, 'and has been deliverd 'of a female child,' Which is fence dead ; (here •Ible halal into teats) and thit her mother had paid er•Ty .expense attendani t itn her unfrrtnraat; Amnion.— O n : being cross examined by Mi. Psa.t.,( who was by three other coonfel) the Paid the never info, me ;I the Defend ant (hat (he (horrid be at home on the I day the ffence happened; knows one L ar, a hatter, but has been acquainted with him from infancy; but he is gone away from Carneltord to live; never had I any criminal int ercaurfe with him, or any other per whttever, e x cept the Defendant ; has heard that I Lot is now in Bodmin, hut d es not know that her mother has had any converfation with hit; fince they have been at the alfizes. Witnel knows Mrs. Role . y ea r of Camelford, who lives near her mother's houfe, I and has three Cons ; but dots not know that Mrs. Rofevear ever objefted to her forts coming to the plaintiff's !mule no account of its ill repute; that the never Paid " it was no wonder that Rofevear came fo often and (laid fo long at her mother's !more, Since he had no peace at home on her (the witnefs's) account "—Mr. Dampier now called Mifs Gregory, the younger fitter of the preceding evidence, who fags the is a milliner, and 21 years of age : corroborated the former part of her fillet's relhmony. A private converfation now to k place between the counfel for both parties, when it was agreed that twenty pounds damages &mid he taken, and the vial doted. This was a Special jury cafe. Charles For, Andrew, Eiq. v. John Gray.—This was an aftion brought to recover the value and keep of a hoile warranted found, but alleged to be un• found.—Verdict for plaintiff. Skelton v. Rieke, E'q —The defendant, who is a commiffioner of appeals in excite caufes, had irtetelled himfelt for one of the parties in the late cornett at &hail, and this affirm was brought under the as of 22 Geo. M. to recover the penalty of tool. but the plaintiff was nonfuited before his cnunfel had opened his cafe ; the Judge laying, that he finuid as loon think a Jullice of the Peace or a Baron of the Exche qater liable to the penalty as the defendant. The King tr. Courtenay, Efq. Both there were The King v Kitfon, 3 fpecial jairycaufes and hinged on the fame evidence. The town ter jeant of Saltall depoled, that at a meeting of the co-oreration of that borough, summoned in virtue •f a mandamus front the Court of King's Bench, for the purpofe of eleEting two Aldermen to fill the va• cancies in that body, three of the Aldermen then prefent (Mats. Hicks, Gaborian and Drew) pro. teffed agairol the (wearing in of either of the Candi. (dates ; notwithstanding which Mr. Buller did proceed Ito adminitler the *dual oaths,. but that previoufly to their being (worn, Mr. Hicks had retired ; whereas Mars. Gaborian and Drewe Mil remained, proteß ing the proceedings. It was previoufly flared by the count's], that the right of electing of Aldermen was veiled in the Mayor and Liz Aldermen who are Ailed the Council of the Borough. This is from a charter granted anno 168 z. 35 Car. 2. The Judge directed the Jury to find for the deendants on the ta, ad, sth, and 6th counts, and fpccial verdidi on the 3 d, 4th, 7th, and 8 h, which are referred fo hearing in the Court of King's Bench. The Grand Jury Sound a true bill againft Charles Carpenter, aq. and twelve others, fur a riot at Sabath, which Stands over for trial. Of the other caufes at nifitrimr, Come were unde fended and others abandoned. Of the criminal curies, the fiat capital one was that of jobs Trenerry, againa whom three kveral bills were found for Iheep Healing, and he was convided on the fiat of Healing a thcep, the property of Mr. Paul Clark of Tragavellan.—Death. IPd'iam Ulds was found guilty of Healing two hei• fers, the property of Gregory Trudgeon.—Derreb. An extraordinary circumllance occurred on the trial of Elizabeth Hawber, who was charged with Heal ing a blanket, b. 1:ler cafe, and two quilts, from her lodgings, the Gl..be inn at Bodmin. Mr. Nicho. las Pepe, who kept the Globe, was the owner of the goods !Wien, and confequentiy the profecutor ; but to deeply was his humanity affeded on refl,.ding that he might become the cattle of taking away, by his midence, the lite of the culprit, that4hile the Judges were at church, he hung himfelf ! and the Coronet's jury pronounced a vet did of lunacy, fags one of our informants—of Fa de fe, rays another. The woman (Hawker) was convicted of the theft, and fentenced to twelve r 1111 l iths hard labour.—Robert Per iam, for Healing three Hurts, feven years tranrponation.— Jame, Ward, and James Richards•the younger were acquitted; and agairdi William Johns, Wm. hail.,. way, and Jofeph Rogers, no bills were found. Previous to the Judges leaving town the tentences of 'lnner: y and Olds were commuted for tranfpor , Cation. A Coroner's ;wren was taken on Thurfday on the body of Mr. Andrew Parnell, of Paditow, who was drowned on Tuefday !ail, in the harbour of that place, when the Jury returned a veidia of accidenial death. AUGUST 29. Joseph Thomas and Richard Warren, were com mitted to Bodmin Gaol on Tuefday tan, for robbing the warehoufes of MclFrs. A. and 0. Williams, at Fal. mouth. Thomas was their porter, and Warren the difpuler cf the f oods (Wen, and (hared in the booty. A new born infant was found in a privy in Fal mouth on Tuefday la4,fuppofed to have been put there the night before. It had a handkerchief thrust down its throat. A Coroner's Inqua was held on the body, who returned a verdiet of lei fu! Murder against [rime perfon or perfons unknown. A woman ut the name of Mary Lonefome has fince been committed an vet! (bong fufpicion : the having cnnlcifed that the had a child on Thurfctay night preceding ; and an illegitimate child of hers, that lives with her, pointed out the privy as the place where her mother had depotited a bundle the night before. Several (null catches of pilchards have been made during the week, parr icularly at St. It es; the greater part of which have been fold frefh, or pickled. Fine turbot f o ld last week at Truro, ftelh caught, at 3J to 2d. per prind. A man called John Ham, fell overboard fr-rn one of the lean-boats at Fowey, co Saturday tali, in, a fit, arid was drowned. On Saturday latl, a Committee of Nfagiftrates o the cowry i f Devon laid the faundation Roue of a new Louie of cortation at. Luta. The G..iveroots of the Devon an d Exeter WOO h hails, rallied, gg that anv-poiki'perf , ,n may in fothre bevaacinated at that hospital gratis" On Mon, , ay, is a parrots of the name of Hooper, l arm ra di :g land on Dartnanor, - * large rock fell en , him add killedltitifon the fpot. He hail& a fife' arid thee ftitall chit. yen. „ m tioloe day, as force hundreds of men who had: turriedont from different militia regiments, were on theli r ' ute to Tairi(lock, to he (worn into cliff,:rerit, regiments of the line, one of them in a Rate of in torcation, after dark, was tan over by a waggon, and killed on the fpot. LONDON MiIItKETS. CORK MARKET, MARK LANE, AUGUST 31. —The frefh arrivals of Wheat to day make but a lb It lup ply, and many buyers in demand, caufes prime lam pies bra (ale, at a little better price-- , -fiae new 745. per quarter—Bailey and Malt remain at fmall vari ation—White P:2O , full as dear-- , and Grey rather lower —Tick Beans likewife—:-Foreign Oats are Alen. dint, but few prime (ample., and this traie nearly as our lilt—Fkrir fripportslalt prices. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDRR. Wheat. 441 551 (is per. qr. Grey Peak 331 sys Plot Dirts,. 68171 s Beans, 31137 s 04 Rye, 42S 46. (new) Tick Ditto, 401 47 10 d Writ y, 334 39s od Oats. 228 151 3CS Mait i NS. 71 4 0.4 Poland Jitto 31s 321 od Wkitc Peas, ;boilers) rs toss Poratoe ditt 1 ..-1 1 34 1 Rape Secd 211 to aBl Fine Flour 534 s 6os—Secunch 50$ to 55*. RF FUR N at WHEAT'III Mark-lane. incsucling only from tht 17th of Auget to the 211 of k u s , u fl ...—To t a. 634 quarters 44, 1 4,,rage 694 0,....2... l IV Inver than laR return. A AEI URN OF FLOUR, From the 13th of Auguit to the alt of Ann& Total—t t otE fack4—Average sqs. ted. 3% 41 , 1 lower than lait return. naruats IPRIC.4 Or OKAIN ON BaAltDllll, Al nutte: Wheat 44 4 30s (vs Boilers 90$ 10511 Od Fine 64s (Es Suffolks to .....4 al Stqlerfine yos 734 Grey Peas sas Oh ou Flee Eff ci White, &e. —s yis /forge Beans, Os 5 0 $ . —. _.. . . RIP, 4os 4is Ditto. Old —s --s Barley 32s 4os od Tick Beans, 42 1 47 3 od Malt 644 721 Oats 1211 273 293 White Peas 7os acis Poland, 3 . 5 323 cad Rape Seed 241. to 281. per iaft —Fins Flour Sys to Os. per Sack. PRICE OF HOPS. PACS. POCICTS. Kent 51 os to 61 cc I Kent -31 sos to 61 1 6 9 Suffex 51 cs to 11 102 SUIrCI - 31 102 to 61 os Lax 51 os to el tos Farnham 81 os to 91 cs Two pockets of New Hops were brought to Market this week, and fold at 81. per cwt. Duty laid at Bo,o:ol. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to 61 2s I Pockets 51 !Ss to 81 os PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whirecbapel. Hay perload 4 12 oto 6 0o I Hay per load 4 4to 6 t• Straw 2 13 oto 3 0 o Straw a to to 3 6 1 Clover 5 sto 6 18 PRICC 05 VAT AND STRAW IN SIMITIITItLO. 14af. - 41 toe to 61 ISS j New CIGYa SI cs to 01 CS Clover 31 US to 71 46 I Straw, II ICS to 31 35 SMITHFIELD MARKET, Auguß 3t. To fink the offal—per none of 81b. Beef 3a 44 to 41 84 I Veal podto6s od • Mutton 4s od to SS 24 Pork 41 8d to 6s QJ Lamb p od to 65 4d. NEWOATE and I.EADENHALL, Auguft 3t. Per (tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef is S. to 45 od I Veal 3s od to 84 Mutton 3$ 841 to 4$ 8! Pork 4s &I to 65 od Lamb 4s oil to 0. &I. RAW HIDES. Hide, (perftone) is 84 to 3s od f Horfe Skins Its to iss each Middling is 44 to it 6d Sheep Skins os od to os cd Ordinary as sod to is oil Shearlings is 4d to os od Heavy Calf its 6d each I Lamb Skins as 6d to as fid COAL MARKET, Auguit 3g. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 39 Newcaltle Coil 38 443 od to sea 91 8 Sunderland 7 40, Cd to 46* bd r Cinders 1 33s od to ocs cd MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT' FOR AUGUST. The Wheat harveß has been honied, and (tacked this feafon, remarkably well in molt diftrias ; in the Southward Counties they experienced fume heavy rains, which have difcnlcured fome of their grain; but in general the famples of new Wheat are found couliderably finer than thole of lag year. The failure of the Pea crops if almolt univerfal, and the principal Bean counties of Kent and Effex have fuffered ma• terially by the corier, fo th3t not more than halt a crop is looked for. Belies, as we before Rated, have proved the lighteff produce that No-folk, Suffolk, Herts, and the licoehing: of Effix, have knoWn for many years, The Potatoe crops are every where abundant. Turnips have been improved by the late flying fhowers, but are nct to be calculated upon as any thing near an average produce ; the fly has been very Mir naive in the plants later town. The Hops, in I;rne parts of Kent and Suffex, nave recovered a little tr.:An the partial lhowerb ; but many of the bell giOUtidb are fo honey dewed as to be pall all ht pe of prcduce. The Hay and Straw Markets have had a rife, owing pr• bably to a !hounds of the lopply on account t.t hat vett. The Glaring counts of Bucks, Leicelter and N , .rthampton, complain much tit want of feed. The Meat Markets are rather lower for all articles, except pniore Stot Beef, which has rather advanced. Lean cattle are more reafonable, and the continued importations front the North of Ireland are expe&ed is effedt a farther reduaion. The Wool Market has had a (tart in long as weil as fbort fleeces. CUING'S PATENT WORM Loz au Parents,Guordlans, Othisii, who hays the care of Ltd Wren, this valuable Medicine cannot be tun ftrongly recommended. Worms are a difeafe few children efcape. They deitroy the appetite, weaken the or. ans of digeltion, produce pains iii the iturnach and bowels, deprive the body of its nouriflnent, occafion emaciation and palcoefs. flop the progrchi of growth, and arc the caufe of the moll alarming con • vullions, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their dicta lets revere on grown perfons : by uleeratirg the stomach and bowek, they are often the caufe of lingering complaints, which prove fail at laft, and fuhjed the patient to the rimft excruciating fits of agony and diltrefs. In childhood, every difeafe with which a child is afflicted is all. highly citafperated by them. The cer tainty and latety both of their pr,vention and cure, hy:the above medicine, is fo fully ellablifhed to the fatisladion of the Public,by ' the tertinionv the firit and molt leading char-al:Am of the No bility, and of others or high refpedability, wito have witrefkd its remarkable diet i. in their own families, that it is only mcclLry to obferve, this is the period cf the feafon when fuck a nwelicine ought to he given to children and ot huh to prevent any attack of this rout plant... wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4. Chraptioe, Corner of Paternofter.row; and retail, by Inuit country wenelen., In boxes at as, 9d ands* 6d. 111 Ti-i 'Saturday morrilig, Lady Caroline Lambe wife of the lion. Mr. Lanibe, cWelt fun of Laid NIL 'bourne, of a fog and heir, at bi• I.ordikip a hear., Whit...hal. DIED. On Friday laft, at the Deaner,, Battle, in Suff. a, Mn. Birth: did ..1 the Rcv. Tiaoroas Birch, late Redlor of ihurcfby, county of Linage. . . . . CHALLENGE. • itliESSßit CUR iti E and CO. Surgecii, ef,3 lT i i t ie ; the ••Ibeie lived de ptiove a tingle hdtat ee Whets theft Me. dieinc and metho4 of cure koic t3iLsi the defrred (Sea. Th e pram of nestly• years in igla partieulaibtinCh of their prol e s = has not glVen rife to one unfitccrfsjul tale. They contiotte tb dine tbt it.taiirs to the treatment and elite elf Yentital Sod t hat derangetnene of the fyftein s whit h is the conftquet et bf the pelt-Melons watleful eff..dts o a h a , 1:4 beg and molt unhappily put fued by the youths of both fetes, in the one it will he footed to be the Unfailing fource of berretta s the other have its ravages fatally de ielnped to them by a difirtffie l Rate of detility, which, if tot timely Lemedied, tertninates in its. potence. There are its renlcte and ultimate effects: while mu. funiptions, lots of nufcular power , and various nervous complaints sdnally char Arrife the earlier lieges of this fohtary vice. Of per. ter:s lanonthing under the dirt/niers it•ei !tilt to fuch a life their treatment timple,and has never proved urruccefsful in the murk of a long Latorious, and much cittended practice In the melt obßlttate and complicated cabs of Ventral InfcClion.fuch as ob. Rru.ttions in the Urethra Srungy Facie-fee:tem Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions Seminal Weakenfs, Oleets, &e which have hitherto baffled the IkW of the general in aditioncri -1 Meflis Curs c and ( o arcrow enabled rad'eally to cure by a new,• fife, and a xyrditious mode t f pradieve ruperior to any ent:er yet adopted I hey may be conftlted by either Sex with the L reatl delicacy, ft crecy and tumour at their blaufe No. to?. Hatton Oat: den. Patient, in the country are requell dto Rate the particular) of their cafe their ag-, and general mode of living. Letters, lilt paid, ench.lit g a bark note will be duly anfwered t and the en Gov advice- art'.m. etieinee given nr.fert re any pert of the It ingdom. BU t I.Lit';) I( it.) . o ti .1-1 DF.R. here offered to the ufe of the Pubiic at large, wac fhe circle of Dr P. H. Dinifdale's particular acquaintance. and tin Noh'lity and Gentry his patients. and he virtues juitly apprreitl4 ed ; but a certain delicacy prevebted him from puhliclv announcing this pr para. ion. Mr. Butler has come into poffeffi 41 of the origMa! recipe, and he begs to allure thole sffileted with decayed or (area• five teeth and gums, that they may rely on i:s efficacy and reitor wive qatality—.4 tram of which any one may be convinced. hya fair and candid trial o' one box. Of the proper es of this Toork Powder ire deter frve property it j..ft (efficient .o clear away chafe dettrudive psrtie!-s or acid which generally adhere to the gums. and in tit: tteteritices of the teeth. without injuring the furnace if either, tan, g foreners in the former. and promoting a new tea. mci of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corrodedat the latter. It has a pirafant and agr<eahic odour and is withal is p-deftly innocent, that it may be eaten without; rjury. l'hcfe dittinguiming charaderiftios of its fanative effects and fuperiorityi have procured it the unbounded approbation of thr flu. en. elm Prineeffer, the Emerers of Rtiffia. the Duch. Its of York, Bedroll, Gordon, Leeds, Rutlard, and molt of the Englith and forign Na hility. many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a ntee4 fary appendage to !h. t ikt, and indeed they do tint Common jai -1 tied herein, G. ce it imparts a firmners and beautiful rrdnrfs to the gums to the breath the molt deketab'erwcetners and. if ufed coo- Randy as direlted, will render the teeth firm ard w!.i , e. and rue , vent the tooth ach from returning to thole who have beer: liable no its moll baneful effeds. Prep red and fold wholefole and retail by Mr Butbr, No s ellelplitle. corner af Patern ,, ltsr-row, London. and of molt eosin try Mr.% ine Vend. rs and eel timers, io boats at In. yd. Of whom may be hod, &nice' improved Silvcr-aircd Braihsa, price I 1. each. _ This day was publifited. price t 5.6 d • With • a Por Tait of the Author, ATREATISE on the Ptcperties and Effeth of HOT and COLD BATHING. in a variety of DISC ASP; which contains a cone& Typographical Defcription of the princi pal Watering Place. in the United Kingdom; with Oa rvdtitAis nu the following particul . _ Advice to point's who frequent per ies of tt•LW.iters--(eso the Hit Wtlls t ity to le dira• k dai y Ant:gutty of Cold Bathirg Ha Mineral Ware-s proper for Bath, in Somtrfetihire, its An- v eak Ptople—Pe , fpiratioe tiquity. properties of the Wa- prmnoted by them ten. its Springs, their Heat, Venom , &fors e s—Cold Bath proper feafon for Bathing, iog reeomme ded quantity to be drank Obit; tn! ions rearmed by Cold Bathing in falt water Bithii g. its tonic eiket P. if us of a plethoric habit di. Body, bow to be prepared for r. eted concerning ba Wog the cold bath Rhiumatifms difpelltd by the Cold Water, invigorates both bath—Regimen body and mind, accelerates Studious perfous recommtadoi the motion ot the Wood, dan- __ to bathe _ . . ger of continuing in it long Shower bath recommended Cobi bathing, its benctictoil cf• Sea bathing better than balling feds to young men and bo)s, in freib wurr—to be arms its tied on the heats, its tallied with drinking the fa importance in glade,-proper water fee ns for i.crvous perfoni Sulphureou. waters—their vie Cautions before cold bathing in cutareous nitrates Children, advice retraing the Sul, burrow purging waters re bathing them in cold a Ler commended for foulnifs at Cleanlinets recommendad the bowels Chalyheate watcrs Ter der and delicate perfons— Hy. ochondriac &cafes, cold advice how to conduel these bathing reconuncmled (detain bathing Hot wells, ocar Brift4l—Pro- Vic:Jima, how to remove its difortler A. &e. By B. SOLOMON, M D Loneeti: Sold by Mathews and Leigh, ill. Strand, and H D. Symonds, Patuoolter-row alfe by all Bookfcllcrs is the UtutcJ Kugdiom. %XT HEN Profeffinnal Men of Eclocatinn a nd R e . ll' 9 fponfibility deviate from the general Sy nem by the feleaiest of a particular branch. the fanetion of long continued &macs the belt criterion of fuperiarity. Thirteen years have I devoted my pradice to the exeltifive treat ment ut fhreelees, and the hiccefalul refult of my plan giim me additional ardour to oppore as far as I am able, the ravages d thole Complaints which are the mott importaut in the Catalogs* of Human infirmities. After initiatiao into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon. I formed a with at an early period pradtiee to tefette individods from the igunrante of uneducated men, or the equally dug& As precipitancy of general Practitioners. 'I he 'flute Diforders, to the cure of which i have devoted my attention. comprife every fpeeles o. VENt.ith AI. INFF.CTIfiII, whsther of a receitt or lung duration. 2, 1 1 y, all kinds of debility whether ariting from the hanks of fehaol boys or the indolgenees of mature age ; and,lail.ly that derirgement of the. fyttemis nen WhILII is called BARR S IT Y. Numerous Difeafes arc the refult of ignorance, or hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonotrlieea ; and it not unfrequently hap ! pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the andifcrctiun of as unguarded bone By a fuperior method fuch C omplsints are tally curet; and, even where others have failed, I troll that I may pm fume to offer a radical re-eitablinment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated (lifters in tHs order, compared with the calamitous fituadons of men. who from an indulgeoeo in a folitary vice, or the prevalent pie:in of a falidcwable life acquire that 'Tate of debility, which is the yak voidable cenfequeoce of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but Om fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fore confnlation for MB to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uocertaintr with other pradtitioners, the removal of thefe deficiencies hy tls gradual progrefa of renovation, is the acquirement of my apt& rnce if the rites of Bacchus or Venus base begun to reduce sillef aigour, much anxiety will he prevented by at. ea-ly cow:ter:idiot of this languid flue; aid in tbde cafes no great ditheuity will orem But where this deficiency has for years caifted. a proper Pella' verance is indifpenfably requifite to revive the flornberiog of lite. and to re-animate the conftitution. The 'ecredy which is (o erential to my andertalAng. and dos qtalificatious which I have preformed to Mate, form the tall d my pretenfions. and in coincidence with filch this hitimation given. that Mr. hive may be confulted perfonally, or by betters (tuella:ti t ; a (mall Note), at hie book, No. 29. Armada-11mM. Strand. near Temple-liar. S 7 Thrre i, an additional Entrance in Water ftrect adioirdrir and the name is on both the doors. MA RUN BMA hl‘mber of the it.yal College of Surgeons in !Andes. A CA trrion.—Some Perfons, who falsely allot themfdics W be MIIIMFItI OF THE ROTALCOLLEOC having Pier:Nerd mutt* pelt copied toy Advertifementsalmoft word for word, and iderui ti,eni as their own produdtions it. is my duty to menrias thole Perron% are set Members of any College In [mildew. Edlo• burch, or elewhere; nor have they any riell to !malice SIVI in Loudon LONDON : Printed and publithed by LEVEL KEN f (ot Ca texbury-Place. Lambeth) at the &rat-Orrice, Na. r. Cam _ ttrert. Pilbalcd alto at the Sta,a-Orvics. Taniie.ll4