Star. — London, England, 1804-07-26 00:00:00

`~~as: At Woreefler Mixer, ichiEhlreen s helei"4*44.4 Ind Tutfdayi all week, the,l4kowing prifon . , rpre vied, viz. Jufeph Whitaker, ,itged a, 4 foci kletiblig a hay gelding, the moped/ of7jienry ,I- t ipitios, of Coreley, in Stu opfhire—Condenmed. : . ...4 - John Bourne, aged 30, for healing a piece nflgnra dowlas. the propetty of Wm. Boycott, of Kiddcrmin ller—Trantported for feven yews. Thomas Vane. aged 20, for picking the pocket of W. Ward. of Bromfgrove, of a pocket-book—Tranf ported for (even years. Szreral others for inferior offences were convicted, and received appropriate fentences. The Affices for the County of Lincoln finifhed on Thurfday fait. 'Thomas Newton the tanner, who flood charged with th e murder of father, was ac quitted on the ground of inTanity, which was clearly primed by Dr. Willis ; but he was ordered to be kept us confinement during his Majelly's pleaftne. An at torney. named Rufbworth, refiding at Holbeach. was tried for an indecent libel on the Rev. James Afhley, vicar of Fleet. The libel was contained in a written paper, polled up at the public market room at Long Sutton. He was found guilty. but the cafe Weill be argued in the King's Bench, as the vicar had pub- Med a libel againft the defendant. At the Peterborough Seffion lad week, R. Picker ing, of Crowland, Lincolnfbire, was found guilty Ann of an drank, with the intent to inj ure the perfon of Giles, of Peakirk, and fentenced to fix months int ptifonment, and to gland in the pillOry. At the adizes for the county of Hants, to prifoners were tried, fiz of whom were capitally coaviEted, viz. J. Combo, alias J. Cheefeman, for Reeling three horfes ; J. Shearratt, for a burglary at Odiham ; J. Wood, for Reeling fix flyer fpoons in the houfe of W. Geldfmith, at WinchefterPalmer, for Reeling three lbeep ; Mary Read, for Sealing a tol. note, ftc, 4.4 W. Hodges. for Reeling a watch and foasevaaqusw=Ther were an reprieved but goribca, liar H. Barret. At she t aws for moire , airseil ,frith frionigaily baling so guineas in gold. and to the fame amount in bank notes, the property of Jofeph Ofborae, of Ayleibtiry, as well as country bit& notes, to the Nether atriestht of 601. was found guilty, and received faience of death. • , • Willi.. Merinay, aged Is, charged on his own con ' won, with being.guilty of a detekable crime, was ag ed eat , sad to be pub irlieseme. liaeitiM ► prifonne , • .' . .wittV,..- . ....' ..., se..Piletolboritir -fh tar a fimilar offence, to be =tad th ree years, astkobe three times publicly • .. j elle York &Saes, 4ran Ellis, fora slim t • Martial,. for y ; Thomas Dept. for • ling in a dwelling I b!" to the value of 4os. and Edward Akra, for Rearms three Bye guinea notes, weal tried, euravitbed;and received females of death ; . t his s were ordered for tranfportation. Several krieh for petty offences took place, undeferving of, • notice. W HI CH SSSSS , JULY t0..--This day feveral cafes A n t on to be tried, the pleadings of which have for . fame time occupied the attendants( the Court of Com. pas Pkas, at.Weßminfler. The eircumnances of the cafe were briefly thus : A Mr. Fitaherbert Brock boles. who is Lord of the two Manors of Bentworth end Bensevorth Hall, in this county, was entitled to fwd quit-mats, beriotts, reliefs and fines, upon Alienation of certain lands held of there . Manors. A perfon of the name of Coulthard, a tenant of both manors, refuted payment of the quit-rents due in sterpeit of his lends, and the Lord ordered his Seward to make ditirefs for them, which was done accord. ingly. and the tenant replevied. Upon trial, thisday. beiore Lord E LLLLL ()envoy, the tight and claim of the Lord of the Manors was moll completely made out and ellablifhed, and the Jury , by the diredion of his Lordibip, gave their verdia accordingly. • Matoerose, TUItDAY, JULY if —Mr. Baron Horaaw arrived here left night, and opened the Conintiffson for this county. On account of the do mettle calamity. of the lots of his eldefl fon, the I.onrd Zitt:Lrol:vioosithadvitgnoutmcieornitaekdenowton,fithilarr. ilner: 'flit calendar of this ccunty is comparatively very light, neither containing many in nnmber, nor any offences of an atrocious nature. On the civil fide 1 there ate upwards of 4o caufes, but none expelled of any great public interefl. CIVIL 111111.11•1 RING V. BUTTRISI. 1 The Defendant flood indifted for an effault upon Jaws. Seggutt. a gunner in his Islajelly's fees ice. on • Vie 30th lit September Taft at Dial. James &gat (aid, that he was a gunner cn board a frigate' lying off Deal, and that, forte days pre vious to the affault, he had been employed in ex tingu.ifking a fire-ignal made upon the beach, which was lighted for the purpofe of warning fmogglers at lea whereabouts they might land their goods in Carey. On that occalion be took the Defendant prifoner, and kept him on board the boat until the morning. when he let him go. Afterward., on the 3cth of September, as he was walking on the More mar Deal, the Detendart came u p to him, and fold, d—o you, why did you take me ca the beach die other right? The itnefs faid he did not know him. The Defendant r e plied ( with very abu fi ve language. I and (wore he would be revenged. He immediately followed his threat with a violent blow, which knock ed the Witnefs down. at the fame time a great num ber of perfous affen.bled round hint, and beat Lim to a moh outrageous manner. He attempted to tun away, but berme be could proceed a few yards, he was overtaken and again knocked dos. by fome of the mob. At laftlie efcaped by taking refuge in a houfe, being moll dreadfully beaten. His coat, which was piod n occtl, wit. torn almo tu atoms. Nu defence being kt up, the Defendan ll t WAS found— ' Gaily. COM!. 8101.--liThern Barrr; was in lien] for ft. jonionfly petfonating and rarely alhiminr, the name and chars/ter of one Thomas Simms, he being en. tided to certain prire money, a s a fcantat. can board his Majetty's (hip Ganges, in order to tee..i.e the . prize money then due to the raid Thomas Simm.. It was proved.hy the (leek of Gt e ~ lTIiolpi• Cal, that the Prfoncr applied feir the of - •fr.PCT 1 ILthe !NATI': rf Simms, and that I: cried the ulual pet'l; . n .:111 the name of binsr:si ;•itt ' T eal inrp-c. bor. tf It V.r.ka, lir wed :#1 ;:.t °iris had the sga.ind.,.4oo,pg Tri ainf,ff, by Irbkit is pnze . ras 'ifffeited. The Pacing', 2n . tl)li being Rated, laid that it was irue s bs . v s ke hild-lectOaid4t the Navy Office, which si•ar, emgvalent to ahe R. Jilting ialccn from againfi L is mama ; and that be could prodoce a certificate Tom the Navy Office to that effee. He accordingly icy. Ad the newt-day Mr. Daffi of the returned with a certfii fii~tttel IPerrPfuld to be figned by tiavy Office. but which was known by the Officer Who received it not to he Mi. Daffi's hand.writing ; the Prifoner was in confequence taken into cottodv. It wls objefted by the Counfel for the Prifoner, that evidence might to be adduced that the R. was taken off Simms's name, and fheern that he was clearly entitled to the prize-money, before the Pri foner could be con' /led of perfonating him. The Learned Judge being alfo of this opinion, obferving that Simms could not, by any fbadow of right, be his entiname, tled to the Pri foner the wasy prize-mone with acquitted tha . t mark agaioß Tuefday a coal-merchant was convieed in the pe nalty of four pounds, before a Magiftrate of the caws xdit ri& for felling coals in facks which did Inlliiiineafure the length prefcribed by of Parlia- ment. On Monday latl, at Plumftteet Common, the houfe of Jona Bueosss, foreman of the coal-yard, in Woolwich Warren, was broke open during the time his wife was gone to fee the thip.launch at that place. The thieves carried awaj all the naan'a wearing ap parel ; they could find no money, and, luckily dad not fee a watch which lay on the mantle-piece. Tuefday a Dani(b failor was deteeed,in Rofemary lane, jilting counterfeit filver in different lhops, I f 6o or tr ifling articles of goods ; on being fearched, bate [billings were found upon him. Tuefday night as Mr. Deems, of Portfatouth, was coming to town from Greenwich, he was knocked down near the Halfway.houfe, on the Kent Road, by two men, who robbed him of sl. and his watch. Mr. Holman, a few days ago, was thrown frnm his horfe at Cheltenham, by which he diflocated his • . . -:- - right lhoulder: A boy of the name of Barran, was found (mo thered under Tome hay. near Mansfield, on Thurf day. He bad been feat to the rick in the morning, for a trufs, and on removing a ladder which fupported it, the whole fell upon him, and oceafioned his death in the manner before limed. On Thurfday night, as Mr. jackfon, landlord of the Ball in the Pound public-houfe, Broad-wall, Chri& Church, was returning froth Somers Town, he was taken fuddettly ill is Gray's-inn-lane, When he repaired to a-druggift's in Holborn, to get relic& but, before any thing could be given him, he expired. Monday a decent looking woman, apparently jolt arrived from the country, dropped down fuddealy in Piccadilly, and infiantly expired. while the was ac ing a young lad the way to Oxford -greet. She bad previnufly told him that the was ezbauifed with fa tigue, and had three children. LaR Monday as a boy. about fix years old, the fon of Mr. Harris, of Cowley-fireet, Weftrainfier, was playing with Conte cartridges, one of them exploded in his face. and was nearly proving fatal to him ; he was much fcorched, but is now in a fair way of re- covert'. While a coachman was drinking on Tuefday in a public-boofe in Bientford, his horfes took fright, and ran for a confiderable way through the town. A p o or man, well kn o wn there by the name of "Bob the Barber," in attempting to Rop them was run over and very much bruifed, but his life is not confidered in danger. Tacit:lay as two boys were bathing in the Thames near Bank-fide, one of them funk ; the other gave an alarm, when feveral watermen rowed to the fpnt, and after Tome time found the body in a Licit& Rate, bet by an application of the refulcitory proeefs be was recovered. Yellerday morning, while three feamen belonging to a revenue cutter at Deptford, were (tripping the rigging of the trainman, pr epanttory to its being taken out, it having been damaged by a gale of wind, it broke in two, by which accident they were thrown u veiboard, and one of them d rowned ; another re ccivcd a fevere bitlife, and the third was taken up unhurt. Tuefday afternoon a labourer in one of the lighters nn the river Thames, near Blackfriars Bridge, fell overboard, and had neatly been. drowned, hiving funk to the bottom, when a gentleman who had jun taken boat at the dais s, caught hold of a part of his clothes with a beat hook, an& refcued him from a watery grave. It was fame time before he was MR cier.tly rettnred to be enabled to walk home, fupport e,t by two men. A collation was made fur him on the fpct. A few days (ince as E. Rowland, a Indet, em ployed in the repairs of Stockland-tower, with two boy who ventured with him in a machine drawn op by ropes and ;sullies, were in the a& of elevation, when they had &landed about So feet, a rope, whisk decayed Rate had been overlooked, broke, and the unfortunate mafun was precipitated to the ground, rom which his body rebounded like a tennis-ball, sad hfie expired in about By an hour. He has left a wife and x children. a mutt miraculous inter wifiano of Novice:ice the lives of the boys were preferved, by a corner of the machine catching te led of a win- dow, about so feet high, where h it remained fur pended (rural minutes, during which the boys partly Wattled themfelves by the lattice, and the dial, which was jufi above, before they could be taken in t hrough the window, which was the onl y aper t ure in the tower that admitted a pcdfibility of Paving them. On the r tth intl. a matter of very confiderable im portance came on to be tried at the Qstarter &Eton at Bedford.—An Overfeer of the prior of the with of Lidlingtom in that county, was indiEted for dig'• milling a woman from his Crevice, the being, at the time at Poch asea/5. is /a.f.e::r, without mak. in; :thy provition for her relief. It came out, in evi• deuce, that both the Mafia and Millrefs of th e woman, (the Overfeer and his wife), were well Sc. tritiainted with the flare in which Iltv. was ; that they tooled to receive her back into their houfe upon her ertreaty to 're fo received, and that the Overfeer or dered ore c• lii. labourers N ovoid with hcr , tn Ampt• Li% a dirt ..net of doe: miles :Ind upwards, and there I ..se I.• t! a Rot hoofe.—The f try tnund A vcrdia.--.".. tlty , the C.. 90 Icfs'enced Oven Ci :pip rrinAls, anal a fine to an in4pt;for.mcn! .rity ;1 WMINqf 1041(14 1 71; - , CORN-IRCHANGE,WEDNESDAYJELY 13. I ilotte'vras bet a raletfwg valtity of Who* to dot, sed tkat seedily of Mosidwy'entelid lonsia. Saks esesfy the Woo See ley kapaits price, as pilsk (frost Ow little 'Rs& lift baton) sot cheaper. Pens and awes a lift prices. Oats lower. Hose is dearer, and re A s mer t an /etches ayger As ba t rr i e N I D . Eit Wheat.SS& 665. pa v . White Peck, 44u 54W uL Floe Dltto 675. 68.. fid. Beans, Os 436. od. Rye, ags. 3os. od. Tick Ditto 3as. 38s. Barkl,l7 l . 316. od. Oats, aye. szs. sys. Matt, 671. yas. od. Poland ditto. ass ads. ed. lalt HOC dittO, 0016 001. oL Rape Seed, 401. 10 411. pa PRICE OF FLOUR. Pine Flour soa to Sys. Seconds 40• to Sol. per fart. PRICE 01' HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bass 41 talus 31 os i Pockets 41 iss to yI sos PRICE of HAY and STRAW In SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, pa Load, - 41. CO. tO 41. Isl.. New Ditto - - 31. tok to 41. 45 Clover - - 41. Fos. to 0. IP& Straw, - per Load - IL tos. to il. Ras. DIVIDENDS. Ausu tS. Th om as Manion, of Toiteabardolard, Lemke, mar aant and inform, at ten, at Ouikthall Sept. 6. Robert Graham and Witham Graham, bath of Malec pbee,Yorathire,and James Graham, of Aldermanbuty, Landis, cotton.numutadurers, merchants, and avower* in trade, at dtven. at the Old Coek Inn, MAGI'. ------------ liIRTHS. On Monday. the Lady of Mr. Fourdrinier, of South Place, Fin. Ivry, of s thagitter. On the zytk HUM, it Arundel Cattle, the Lady of Henry Howard, Eh. M. P. of a daughter. At Olooccfter place , Mary-is-Bonne, the Lady of H. T. Hard- At Erg. of the Royal Navy. al a dattghter. On Friday la, at Samluidge.badge, the Lady of George Saran Martin, Efq. of a daughter. On Thurfday In Ely-plate, Dublin, the Lady of the HOD . and Rev. Dean of Ardagh, of &daughter. MARRIED. Ou Ou Saturday, Cuthbert ElEon, of Hebburn Hall. In the county of Durham, to MW Ibbetfon, did daughter of Henry Melon. Efq. of St. Antboors, in the meaty of Northumbrian& On Monday MR, at Woreefter, Mary Waltman, Eiq. to:hilfs Bowyer, only daoginer of the late Junes Bowyer, Efq. Saturday morslog, W. Ramoferoft. Efq. sft Lieutenant of his Majeftrs Royal Marble Forms. to Mifs Hammond, Ad& daugh ter of the late Hairy Walealky Huomond, Efq of H.S. Os Saturday asorolog. at Crip=tieethCburrh, Mr. Bauder. .f W a kbuoltow, to Mifs Dunn , of On Tharfday NS, Wyrky Web, 1114. Gm of Gerry DMA, Efq Hamftrod Hal, Staffeedfhlre, to Mifs Catherine Sarah Report foo, third &mews at ?rob Reysardfos, Eft. 4 sereco• Lili csalttfhlre. Monday, at Worldbam.Haats, Mr. Connor, flathmer, al Hol born, to hilts Euar, of tbe former time. 0 Toeftlay, at Mary-Is-Bonne Church , jams Lab e, Eft slid fun of Sir JarnesWinter Labe, flame° Mils Maria Tamer, daugla tor of Senteel Towner, Efq. of Upper Wimpolo.ftrat. At Mkeharyton, W.W. Hewett. Erg. foa of the Hat. W. W. Hewett, late raf Scratford-aptAway and Dephey to the palm Lord Lifford. Oa the Rth MR. at Lyme, Doifetairti MI6 Macbeth. lsogletur of Randolph kfurlatt, Ifq. of Woredtes, la the sal year of her '11. 0,1 the soh lat. at Utley% Macau Heockaan, Efq. of New Dartlngton•ltrect. Oa the tech MIL at Stagy Royd,, near Halfa, the fat of John Rewrap, Efq. Thalia Powetch, = i f =haw, Sant?. On Tut (day mein, at Hein H Theophaa Metcalfe, yaw& of tgr Metcalfe. Ma - killed by the Prank ha jarbdeetersAatiborough Packet, ankle way to the Welt lodlesjafeph Thomas if enter. Efq lo the aoth !Lana his age, ad& La of tlllato WlNhat . Warner, Efq. of the d of Dn arhdea . Saturday morning, at Gwyn= Hear% Woodford -bridge, in the sth yea of her age, heis Lima 11Snitteler, recited daughter of He nr y Bunneft‘r' Her alba OWLbob& - The Right Hon. the Conn& of Cosh, The Right Hen. the Oewledi of Mast Nen* The Right Hen. the Cassias of Shaltelbirrys The Right Hon. the Cmotels of Denby. The Right Hon. Lady Ceram Cape% The Right Hon. Lady Deßess The Right Hon. Lady Elinabeth Spencers The Right Hem. Lord Odd isroa. The Right lion. Lord labor of Carlitie s And many other looh Nobility, Oany. ad Ckssi, for lecithin, HAVING admisiA•ved CH I NG's WORM LO ZENON; totheir own 011Pdtto end others, with the molt unparalleled (meek eatery fo. Warne, but alb esecallonally as a mild and neel-ffire PbyUc. eminently Wuxi to the Conftirotlon, have dime Mr. Ching the bacon to pammise Ms Invaluable Dd. covery, and ftrangly to recninnsdnd it to all who value their own Health, end the ilmlth el the riling Generation. His Makfty has R&M" pleated' to mods to the Patentee, Ws Royal Approbation, be. of the whebrated Vertnif Wi n erisience of the QSIEI N and PRINCESSES, and a large circ 111th sod Engllb Nubility. By the. publicly rewarding the merit of an individual, the Me dicine has been newly foiled after in all parts of Europe, mid the lives of many thoutands have thereby undoubtedly been raved. As a Verodiuge It Rands unrivalled, and, as an opening Phyfle for grown Perfons or Children, la found to be more gentle ink mie. ration, and far more elbacJou• than any other Medicis In- 'king ID appearance, and plcsfatir in mile, to that Children gene- rally are fond or it 1 by long and ertenfive eirperienee the daft' are fn conuletcly sppartignsed to the ace and conititurimi, that It ears. not pidibly input the molt testier intact, or delicate ry •• As this Medicine is Fs, generally nista:try in ee: a :Lily, It affords the Proprietor the %ninon fatudiAion to Wave k will keep good any lengths( time, and in any climate. Sabi who/Hale, and be reportable, by Ching and letler.No• 4. CbespA.lr, corner of Paternoller.rowi and remit by mall Me u( eine V .n.lers in every man_ in the United Kingdom , in b ons at es. 6d. and sa. pd sac br Charitable Puerto, In bases at sm. each, with dire/Nem, Sped John Ching. ~. I4AVING dedicated royfelf to the Andy, and been gadded by the mat toodklerabie prate.:ec in that branch which I thought groper to filed, 1 trutt dud I have not mama INK- employed my time than thrift who. i f.: the curative kid of tk In are ocradionally tromerfed h': uncertainty. on 4 canoe always Inuits that Ince& which la 'squired by coocentrating the integer:tool power to one cies of &Girder% The thfeafis of DEBILITY art pc:milady &Redline,foe tiny =ids them a train of co n c omitant fymptoras, awl, by • ilii of all vital tear, ettitenee Weil totems eathittereil.—• Whelan they era. from the primalenee of ill ceansple tbedcark eve habits of felool•bots, or the ioduleences of natality, they re• quire the moil affsilumis profelSooal MI t hot EY the ignorance at medal:aid mm, the Iymptonmare aggravated, and tbe watt meter I. dettroyot Asa firthltilßEß of the ROYAL COLLEGRof minima. I ground my mamba s. on trevi , rhy of eillelhd an; and nvneßne every privlity to nraelice,l feel myf-41 entitled t o that confidence 1 with welch I have hitherto been In liberally bonottted in the brit Catkins+. el local wralincls, early apriscatioa wit. prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame: bat When the Inf. fern, from a cont.:hamlet's of the ormastetners of the vice which rouged his giulafirtal.a, is :utile of the roofenept or N.-awe of ht. family phybetai aid b • ei.is ...vet hi. Mirrnity with esreful con otalment it man be faties.tory for him to be alined cat only of capability of entity:nem, bet J'o of the noel temolable kerery. And Is recent Ver.et, ti Comotiints it i. poiliblie to pretest pale. danger Of dinfffi , Si IL( mart e. lirtitats4 Wei it I. O.< acquire , c 0,,,,, at • •4,,,r,•• no. Ofort in ttit• she to dket a talc, =tab. , soil treaty reeellahnitie. • i I off,. the advent. to e. :' ewers:nee to th.dc of et•ber :eu oh, arc atilel...l with act 1 , .•1 to l'1•611.1 . IY. of ary ft owl -tom. of VEhllnP.Al. INF! L I It • I. aiel In .D ear.. the terms of emu 'cretin , are flateri in I h 1 -1 , 4ur,rof.w - ' -- Par Lida bt tbe cou•.try arc LIT... afc reVasitOal to ircuy tin %R. FIN : 1'“w • 1 . 7 of •R•• J C• No 19. :.1 1 w►+. Ika _ .. en I, +A a nelll PVC. am! 1 . _ ' •f. 111.4 ire.l4 : . 4: ka.r.g. ... . ()..,:Si):; l'ri. ,e 4 1,, ; . a,' labttl by 1..1' v•I. KF NT. 1 .4 Can .c LOOM t. 6 • , •TI e, . Lan.!,•,.. at H. ,lAROrI .. .. N.,. I. Caro' . . i• • OA l'ul:4lavii 1.;.(1.;• Ca{ SfA• 0 1 .,,G. V .•C ;o'. MEDICSUR ACT. At eft Xedy Warelnure for Dr. James's PoMier, No. 4S, St.' Paul's Church-yard. Lon *on, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the sneezed, Watling the Stamp Duties ; a d as it is gal, treat the tft of Septerober,'lloa, the Stamps lhouOi rorarrAC:ifillumptioPntrid is a Con li ft • deratsiewLil for ditionFis,:Vse to the Stamps to the Artieks of Blew Value, or thole in Built, the Prices of Dr. Jaime's Powder will be in future as, 9d. per Packet, or El. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the Quantity of a Dorm Packets in ailed* , (ma mark tip kr the Army and Navy) may he ' had for rd. 4s. And as by hyper of the Commilfiteers of the Stamp Dike, Plates are papered for Mr.Newbery's feparate life, with his Name engravedllit-eadi Stamp, the Public will be care fel to ohltrve that the Words, i• *P. New No. 43, St, Paurs; are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines ; and as it is pm. fanned that tits will he a fufficient Security agaitill Couttcrfeits, Ma twouure on the Lasts on Dr. James's Powder Will bc dikuns Gaya from hemeeforkard. at ufual, to thole 11 will be Armed gratis , Half porchet Han" Domkn or snore at a time, of the lower priced Articaes., Dr. Jaime's Powder trod. bowleg of Blois h 4 i--- • bottle ma o Freatc I l'i• &of Bark 4 9 --- Anateoc Pllla 4 6 Hutham's ditto 2 9 ---- large Bot 14 0 Englifh Coffee a 9 Dr. Secrrs'a Opodeldoe a 6 Genuine Ar • oeufade 8 6 ---s-- Convulfion Oil a 6 Ormtkri Walking $ 6 --•••—r Camomile Drops a 9 Inglis's Scots Phi t I . .--s-- Paregoric La- Effenee of Peppermint r t h_scliFl - Xtk Grant'sDropa - i a • sm. s 7 • ..lions Pills 4 6 Dr. H. opera Pills I a Dr. Aollin's Chalybeats Glafs's hiagnella 3 6 Ditto 4 0 Henry's ditto • a 6 1) Bay's Carminative t 9 Norton's Drops S 6 Effsence of Colufoot 3 6 Spilfbusy's ditto S 6 Cephalic Sued 0 9 Dr. Sulander's Tea 1 9 Mr. Spenees Dattfitice 4 o Grenough's Tim:lure I a Jones's Rheum's*. Tim. 3 6 Do.Tolo Lozenges t t N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newherfa Name are allied to the fir twenty Ankh.* above enumerated; and as many Perfirla, parti-, cularly fervsnta sod meffengen, mutate his honk. he Is under the necelity of pointing Mit, that it is at the Nat f nd of St. Paurt, neareft to Cheapfide, and that it has a law white floscoed front, an w hich theft woe* are ink:id:di Tea 0111.• W AAAAA Wee VOIIerte.IAMIS.II Powoaa:' CORDIAL BALM OF Cill.h.AD. HE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is Doi verfallyy iclusirwiodea to be the won mrceabic and power ful tiftorative, Y norwres Norden, ever difeovered. This ede brand Cordial if pecollaely akar bus in atl inward weldor. kits tie= a s =l e a p c:471 16 ,7i: ;tit ' " o g f n •hyena, r bai c g al a :4 mnfielmtivi bibs. it Was the blood, cafes the nink violent the bend wad krona, and promotes gentle perfpiradon. the Nobility mad ()entry, this medicine to much admire...l, bring to the Hie and fend], gently 'Bringing the fihre4 Ut the and giving that proper minty which a good digeßion re , spire. Nothing can be better adapted to help and nonfat' the l contba take after a woliamal debauch with wine, tea, Re. This cordial b highly elterrucd the Lilt bid Welt iodine, for mounting and inirigeostlng the nervous fyttan, and adios as a gameta egos r debilkated ounftitutiors, arloag froei Mhos' complaints toneadtad to ;not climates. There who have the cam and educa tive ettaii.ko. 'at bid:ow as well as the fedentsry pin d the ompannaity, lhould Dever be witiout the Cordial Bairn of Gikad„ removes Cedes haa s toad, invigorates Me mind, low proves the mernoryould cu llians hattalnatinn. The CORDIAL BALM oreILRAD is el. pared only by Dr. SOLOMON, Author rattle Oyes to Health . livcrpod, and sof Is. bad at Ica 6d. a bottle, by I bappointotent. Said by Renmant„Hambutgo ; a Bach, Peta-ltrcet, Ncw Tait Mat Mews. No.' di, Strand, London ; and in B ith by $ ; Ingham . Knott and Lloyd ; 1141/[4. 111111ith 11111111114 , 111 j Bury be. Edmund's. Dingle; Chelabatn, Scldori; Cambridge, Hodgfon ; Co.cutry. itolidnui; Ookbrit r, Reyma; Canterbury, Simmons ; Gr • Julie; I...liatharn. Etherington ; Chariot Climber g Poill and fit s ; Litichaer, ; Sm• ith ; Chlpp.riblen, Combs; Dublin, Ph O=; No. 6, C. Air Orem ; Baby, Drewry; Durham, Penningt ; Dover, Neale* Derbies, LOWS; Doecbcfler.Virbie ; P Dart. nimph.jaction • Eahribmilf, Smith, North &Mr ; Elmer, rrowtnan And 'SON ; Ellt4 Olourefter, Put, ter ; °Mew, Mailonald ; 'Leeds, Mona, Holmes; Lincoln. Derry; Sarin. Mat*, ; taieritar,.Oreitory, Siaintro; Lewes, Fitt; Maciwtter. Thompiro ; Mariretr, k.rerr; Mai! Roar, Witter ; Maribbdicigt.' Harold.; Ittlabuey, Faller, Attic ; Nate , edits, Walker, Hodge* t Northampton. Dice y; Nottingham, Shrimp ; blanslab, Stoventio..and Cict Oaford. Jones Ply mouth Dock, linabod • P•rthuouils. harm t Reviling. Smut and Co. ; ROcheße, Ittheringron ; vi, r.tegaut ; Strew& bury, F.dilowas • froothaMptab. Bator • Staff rd, *imam ;Seam ford, Newcomb.; Sunderland. Bray; ;Fairbury ;Corkin ; !barbs rouA, Bayley; Tauntoo, Poole ; Tort ri r dge Wags, kraage ; Wails, Evli. Weymouth, Wood ; Wind.e. al MKT ; by VI Venders a GreVillill Medicines in the U. lt, Rnled , en. Of whom may be had. Family Bottles, containing fbur Ginner °peso 331, by which ys. arc raved, with the word' " Sam. Solo- Liverpool," e n graved tine !tamp, to gull agile. counters f liIGH 1.C.1 1 IR Al' LuNDli .1 high. . ..Per 4 0..10*4 A. I inirstri At•tr- fit • • 4 - flu Mite. at.e . 4 To T.TAYl.oltOurgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-Roos /Ando% Edinburgh, INMay a, sfictia. the fpring of 1394 I was alaided with a Venn. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference kr e s months ;but aro then obliged to apply to a regular - PLOW-so wh put a temporary flop to the virulence of the Meek Ply north rid a pplication) ter fore time ; but g rowin g• in idte to all meta clue and the advice of the fall Gentlemen of the Faculty hers, work and work for two year% I wag reduced to a floe alms& unparalleled and beyood &Cori ?don, being an entire leper and ulce rated from head to foor...—My held, threat mouth. rote, legs, ann., km have been alternately in danger of incoming skids ; in Shoo. I have bad from solo 3o eating ukers on my bolt, and nearly totally deprirod of light..—lt would be voluntinoue Cu par ticularise all my cafe—raffia kto fay, thesp i i: Jen, or eves win be, one of a more danerous, ell' of a bilopiicated ea hoz. I was king looked soon by my ffien sari -iiliagitscd:7l: kV, beyond all h.ipes of recoory ; and, indeed, my than a new, death was prekrabk to my more than seiLrabio awn. In LIDO dreadful finial= did I drag a mod enterable exittence,tiU Divine PROVIDILIICZ threw in my say a newtpaper containing tbi. cak op a Mr. D. of Plymouth...my friends read it, I could lent and procured kiln of your Le•Sles PAI INT PILLS; whicb,by siting front time to time em now, and have iontbeen, (atter Mora than four years indeleribabk diltref.), in as posS9 pip . otheakh as ever I multi); a. a prod of th is. I Inel lireliktib heal thy child. horn to mo akw months nor. to Irate:de to Goo. and in bop.. of ren.lerlog my fellow-creature (crelce, I reto. - ft you tc , and you may at any time roes watts, who will to be fati-hed of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or Koran. As few cake the badoffs will ever equal mine, and none cured it, I tut kern experience eery reafon to stare mankind, that to your I.amsz's Piet' they will find a lure, (needy, We a nd radii. cal eine, lnc that magi drodhil nage tha Vtawrall Olfeak which I. called—A COll/IAOIII9 LOOS. /• Prepared and add by the Ink Propairtae, Totowa I TAILS*, M.r.iticr of tile Royal C.l4e of Sur‘coba In Londoitou his tenure, Na 9, N.:er Bridge-Erect ; where he will glee a•teke. %Wiwi! a fee, to rifts* taking Ihtle PIMA and w,li arfmrr r ah et. 1•1. U port paid, an the tams term., rbrervinp, *.n I'3 C 71 1• moll inviolable fecrecy.nsPorfon's name of calk ha. leg* , e r • Omen. but at their own partittiar rac....a. by tree 1'..*..... . ring the coerfe of more than 35 I oars thit lot ha, 'i n.; &ear; of an ettenfloe tale of the Prove reediting, amt the ow nee ari!.na therefrom. They are ark fold, by him AppOrternatt, for the oseveafereet of 'he e at a ditance. 1., Ivlr. Batter, -4.rotb-hrulge , Edia- M. Mentors, Priutcr, tto r'tomail. Mr. T. trim for hl• addref.; r fin Pc No. is, St. A P., S - cet. Pz-Ni 'II ; Mr. Robertfon Free-thei No. rot, Oxford are. t; Mr. lherorookiii, No. I , l`i-ar. et hill. nearly oppo:ile the Monuouut ; Mr.:goers, iSookf. . llhr, No . Unio.-row, Little Tower .h!11; h:r CallWellY,Thhhdiu , hi one Perfon in every eanfiderable sown in t;ri at Britain ane lrel toil, its Botc• or only re. od. inch, (caned lto uith full an.' rl.l,ll Direction.. who , by of either no may eon ..n . :Gives with • ' ~.„:. ~....,ev 'fran , oo Ike CNN Pg"' And Width' 1 bye 74 7 1 1---; • 'Thi mac what ieftr' wrier fur I.' Th Office toms Ph Wert. kfrr , tbs P to aoj ...-- I N N taus N r 4 , I I H ! 1 4 ; I. 1 tS , .... ✓ , r. sr I W bet by Da I; , 1 s. 02 70 .r- T g 1 a, I 6, sr. We a, Ca v. --• gm. sca, we. N. sw- am, rir- ..l rust cwt . - rit rlfil- IA FOG. In 214 X ft tally at sets- au =Cf. if NUM! , i:. ine.s' idl 7 'TIN may alma ieftri twriv TA Office ,efire a& P