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LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, MAY $3. We ha*/ a good (apply of Wheat to day, with a number of lifeeiday's ordinary (unlike, for which the demand It (mall. and prices lower; In prime temple, there Is little alteration; Dantsie • yiSa. per quarter. Barley sod Matt continue at former prim. Rye is fomrthing cheaper. Oats go off at • fawn inereafe in price. le Peale and Dues little kkeration. Fine Ainerkao Floor 175. to jig. per barrel. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat. 165. 4th p* per qr. White Peale, ma. ots. Ewe Ditto, yak yys. 6d. Bane, gEs. od. B sew 641. Tick Ditto s6s. 331. ,sia 16s al. Oats, t;a WS 13s. SSL 59*. 04 . Poland ditto, 243- him* Rapt Dom. 1 ; 361. 10 syl. pa. MIL PRICE OP FLOUR. Pins P 1 '391. to 435. Seems& 34a. to 391. par bet. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bois ys to 61 6. I Pockets 61 co to yl PRTCE of HAY and gr&AW in SMITHFIELD. Meeker Hay, per Load, . 4 os. to I. os. Clover - 135. to 51. zyt. Memo, pm Load tl. 45.N0. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 13. enmity, nib, V. sit. w. outgoes, sees. lb. Eames Paid, he was Conde' for the Plaintiff. Mr. Ainfley, fon of the late Sir Philip Ainfley, who was koown to moil, if not all, of thol e whom he now had the honour of addreffing. Both he and the Ho. pourable Clendemaii, the Defendant, were men of molt nnrastaable probity, purity, refpedtability, and worth ; h ad alto the bleffing to be that which ii 'train of qualities generally was, a man of delicate fetifibility. He would not, as he ought not to bear, and could not bear, any reproach upon hls don; be was therefore obliged to do that which murk be oppleafant to any man, and more to Is- peoportimt as his feelings were acute, to crane h.tfore the public to proted his reputation from an attest *lade upon it by the Defendant, by a trafre predkatation, which, tome bow or other, took place; bet trader which, front whatever caufe, the Plaintiff Ma .ht not to At in Mesa ; for he owed to himfelf, to his (Emily, and to his friends and acquaintance, a Jury to vindicate his charade, a duty which ha could not fleece; for if he fubmitted to this re. , he could never enj9 any happinefs in life . = lt & the calumny of which he now complained of this Record, oink if not refuted, utterly deftroy his itittadon.' The cireamflances of the cafe he ihonld thWpreceed to open; but &It it was right he fhould late, What all who heard him and who knew the -ripittif' r would took readily admit, that this Hon; linisateancame into Court. not to obtain moody as a ecinpaufation for the Injury wbiels. bad bear elima to. his .character; money was not only no re. Mar for fucti an evil as that of a flandeed repute 's.* bat to the Plaintiff it was nothing; he crane MED Court entirely and purely. and by his Advocate Wow reclaimed it, for the vindication of his ho. S.:it It was the Plaintirs honour, and his honour that he now flood tlip for. - . Gass Paid, that Mr. Ainfley had dineed his /Awned Counfel, Mr. Easatar, to open this rank jilt's, emild have been espea ed from inch an ho teutable clirmerr, by difavowing all dente to a& St Maley as a compenfation, but merely to viniS. , tate his chataeer. The Defendant, Sir W. Gibbons, who fat by him, difklaisned all idea of perflaint in *at which be h ad uttered spina the Plaintiff, which, 1111 r. Citing (aid, he would not alkdge, if he was dot &well eotraneed of his client's, as be was of his Zit sm ihetnee in this cafe. Sir William Gibbons tat dine him to Make this declaration there at , and then to rettaa iris ace, by flap d tisk th e Advocate exceeded his authority , or to wiliffinttion between what the Advocate might Iht tat *Client *fent to. The whole of this mat te had originated in a miliake. A Meffage had • Wel fent to Sir 'W. Gibbons, which had been mZ ihterpretednnd trafconftrned. He now defired it to be unwed, that he believed the Plaintiff to be per 'fatly free, not only from all imputation of the Cott ansplaitted Odin this Aetion, but of every other that could be 'Notions to his reputation. The Defendant had ?Ordeal Mm to fay publicly, that he difavowed aft intention of perfilling in any thing injurious to the Pikintirs charatter ; and that he thought the belt acquittal which the Plaintiff could have of fuch an imputation. Sri well was Sir W. Gibbons, who Crow fat by him, convinced of the propriety of what was Paid in his behalf, that he defired the Plaintiff to rake a verdia for any Cum or the whole Cum hated in the declaration. Lord E LLLLL (novo"; nbferved, that this entitle, adopted on behalf of the Defendant, was very pro perly adopted. He trailed, it would be, for he thought it ought to be, fatisfattory to the Honourable Gentleman, whole character was Co grievoutly at tacked by the words which were on the Record, and which. from ddicacr. the Counfel on both fides had 'ablaitted from opening. The Defendant had inftrue cd his Cotinfel to admit damages to the amount Rated in the Declaration; but of which, by what had palled in Court, it was probable there would be made no vindictive ufe. Mr. Easesaa raid, that his Client came into Court to receive that which he had received, a full .vindicaaion of his charafter, and he cared for no thing cite in this Caufe. Verdict for the Plaintiff. — Nominal Damages Ten Thoufand Pounds i -- L EGII•ID U. 11001. 1 ' This was an illettoll to recover 141. Isis. for work done and performed for the Defendant. It appeared the Defendant had employed the Plaintiff, who is a *aver and gilder, to mount two ornamental figures, 710StfI Wenches ar.d poppy Rowers, bat not getting the Nine completed within a reafonable time, the Defendant ref it4.l to take the work when done.— ; There appearing to be a want of proper difpatch on , the part of the Plaimiff, the Jary found a verdiet for Me Defendant. rot v. let. This was an stains fnr a trefpars and affault. The parties are brothers, and refide at Wapping. It ap peared they had quarrelled. and the Plaintiff had, in eoedequence„ ereeed a partition to keep his brother • •ii his premifes, they living neat door to each !Mier. The Defendant knocked down the partition, and in the fatale with the Plaintiff, pullied him againa a mad of a veffel. It was in vain the Court advised a reference. The Jury gave the Plaintiff One Shilling damages. nava,* O. tat Wt. Oti iteittere. This was an anion upon a bail-bood, in which the Plaintiff a►erred that the bail made default, and did not bring in the body in time. A bail piece however was produced, in which it appearing, that Kennet had juftified by confent, before Mr. juilice Gloss, the Plaintiff was nonfuited. The Attorney who brought the anion, had origi nally been employed for Mr. Kennet, but afterwards changed fides. Lord ELLENSOROUGH exprelfed his difapprobation of the Attorney's conduit, and Paid, the lets he heard of him in future the better. - - DOA, ON TNI DlMtat OT MGM', O. HAWAINS AND Ovallf. This was an ejeeament brought upon the title.— The Plaintiff claimed a right to certain lands and premifes demifed to him, as being fituate in the hamlet of Mile End Newtown, in the parilh of Step. fey ; the Defendants held the fame premifes for Tome years pall, as tenants deriving under the p ari(h of Whitechapel. The queftion for the Jury was, To which of the parifhes the premifes in queftion belong ed ? Several witnefies were called on the part of the Plaintiff, moil of them very old men, who proved that the premifes in queftion had always been confl dered as within the hamlet of Me End Newtown, and parifh of Stepney that in perambulating that parilh thofe premifes were always included ; and have always, till within thefe tour or five years lall pall, paid the land tat and poors rates to that parilh. Mr. Glees, on the part of the Defendants, went into a very long and arduous fiatensent, to prove the premifes as belonging to the pat ills of White Chapel ;—but failing to support his fiatement by filificient evidence, the Jury found a verdia for the Plaintiff. COURT OF JUNO% BENCH, DUBLIN, MAY it IItRACR OF PION'S& OF MARRO/MI. FITZOIMALD v. HBV/ItSWORTN.--Yefterday, in the King's Benet, a verdierfor scoot and 6d. cods, was given for the plaintiff again(' the defendant.— Few trials at Nih Prius have more engaged the pub. lic attention, or excited an higher degree of intend; and whether we confider the nature of the :pion, the portion of time it occupied, or the celebrity of at lead one of the parties, it was eminently calculated to call forth much curiofity. The trial hated three days, from Taefdry morning' till late on Tburfday evening. The Defendant is a young clergyman, who has dyad as a preacher in mod of the churches of thit metropolis within the lad five years, and whom his admirers confider as foaftely inferior to Kirwan him felf. In the year 494. Mr. Hawkfworth, being then io his twentieth - year, and on thepoint of taking his degree in College, became attached to hgh Fitzgerald, Ow war then Irately flatten. This young lady was the daughter of a repeaable °Moor, who had retired from the fervice with moth bossitS but no great Owe of wealth, and bad died his rd. dente in Calletown, a beentifetrillage in.the neigh. bourbood of Monotrath, in. the Queen's Count/e..' Mr. Hawkfworth foon gained her affettions, bur dill he was sot Wilfred. as his father was Ss misty to early marriages, and, of courfe. as insinedisto i onises was impoifible. Time or accident, he appro.' ;headed, might defeat his hopes, or a parent's *tither lit, amigo her to the arms of another. In his let: .tares emigre, he urged her with all the ardour els dead,. /over to toter into a Memo engagement as. vet , to merry say but hiss ; and eo encourage her ter make this vow, he called uppoon his Goo to forfeits him when be forfook her. Unfit letters were reedit' evidence; and though they exhibited no very finillr , ed fpecimens of epitfalary elegance r they heated. at lead, to flow from the heart, , and were not ill adepts& :to make an impreffion on a girl of (bocce : at lenipth they made that, and thus the connenion continued until the year iftoz. t t leanwhile Mr. Hawkfworth had been ordained, had become a popular preacher, and was much fol. lowed. In January, sBos, he called on a Mrs. Primer, a particular friend of Mifs Fitzgerald, and After fume preliminary converfation, he told her he was ready to fulfil his engagement with Mils Fitz gerald, it her friends would give her tood. and beg ged the would communicate his intentions to them. —Mrs. Palmer delivered the meffage. A Coun cil of War was fummoned. Captain Fitzgerald, the father, agreed to give four bendred poends ; the wick, albs an old officer, agreed to girt two hundred; and the brother to the young lady, who was then ferving with his regiment in Malta, open being written to, immediately promifed to add the remaining aool. out of the honourable earnings of his profefLon ; and though he was then aftually in treaty far a Majority, he cheerfully poftponed hi. own promotion to the happinefs of a beloved filler— he did more, he came to Ireland to be a withal; of that happintfs. Hawkfworth firmed delighted with his arrival, every thing was fettled, the wedding cloaths pre. pared, a fpecial licence procured, and even the ring purchafed. Mrs. Hawkfworth and young Captain Fitzgerald went down to the country on Friday;-1 the next day, Saturday, was to be the happy day;— when In I inftead of the bridegroom, a billet dour was delivered to the company, at Caftletown, beg ging to be escrifed, as he was obliged to go from home on pecuniary bufinefs. From this period until the anion was brought, the interval was filled with cvafion ; the torch of love feemed completely ex. tinguifhed. And the vifions of his early days to have vanilbed for ever. The aftion was then brought, and the verdin 25001. is commenfurate with his I property. ig EaGLItN STATA LOTTERY.-1.2111 Day.—No. 15,322. a Prize of to s oeol.—No. 11415, a Prize ol 3001. —Noss 4054, 18.014, and 26,562, Prizes ol saol.—Nos. 4.408, 12,312, 21,050 s 20,648. 20 .4 6 9 21,763, and .26,3112, Prizes of tool.—Nos. 6 0 ., ( 02 7494 7.845.15,38707411, and 24,145, Pt lees Sol The Ticket M. 15,332, drawn yellerday a Prise of Ten Thoufand Pounds, was fold at Medi'. Ha lAsn, 131110.1 t, and Ci's. Office, Royal Exchange, in One Halt One uat ter, One Eighth, and Two Sixteenth Shares, At their Office.—No. 19,338, a Prize of 20,0001.-2 0 ,39 1, 50001. —No. 8515, 10001. —18,85+, and 15.494, sool. each, in the prefent Lnacv y, were all 1•.111 in 6hares. and 18,209, 20001. awl 13,315, wool. in Whole Tickets. ROYAL ,fc.eamr.- EXHIBMON, 1104 SWIMS, AILCHiTbCTUIt•L nestois, &e. • 812. The Torok of yaw : Dido Etre zs.—The Rile of this temple is well fuited to the pompous worlhip which it may be fuppored was of fered to the "Queen of H ," but the architec ture is heavy, and wanting in the fimpk grandeur of the Greek fchool. 844, Model ofd Mostalest for Cattail, Cash, tithe Sy sße frisate..—J.• Bacot Th is is in the anift's bell Rile; but in the deflgo there is a (emcee(' which charaSerifes all the works of Mr. Baton, and which he lbould Rudy to avoid. . 839. Buff of Dr. ifilfu.—G. G Ds A.—A very fine model, and an excellent likedefs.—The head of this venerable gentleman exhibits a rich play of mental character. 937. Brall of Lord Deltas. —Hos. A. S. Dawn, H. —This very ingenious Lady has not been pert - ally fuccefsful in the likenefs before us.—Attempting to retire the charaCter of the head, We has 101 l the-fea tares of the original. 843. 13191 of his Royal Dishrags she Prima of !Palm —C. Ross:, R. A.—This is not fo fuccefsful a like nets as we have Peen, from the fame fculptor, of the Arne fubjeC ; it is, however, charafterillie *film mi -1 ginal, and a well executes:fined. The defiguev 9os. li. e Pmts.-4 Wyo.: fled has hare fuffered the imagination of Chaucer to carry hies into the clouds, where his eajle heathy will hardly be recognifed as likely to add to his reputation as an architeB. ova. Ara loftier root e the Chattel g Drartsekb Ca thedral...C. Hooctsora.-.-A corm& but not very (pi. 'iced, view of this venerable ftlll4.tOrO. The lineal pssipeitive is too formal, and the light aid (bade not p• pily diftribitted. ' 912. Delp for a Light MO at At Illkod • Stirrn.-kA defign on much too extenAve a fettle ever to be pat into execution. It is, however, cre ditable to the tafte of the swift, as as attempt to celtivate the grend Rile of architecture. 196. A Slettimg iloiwiLL.—A well defigned figure, and executed with moth delicacy, but not in all its minute parts perfectly cents.. Oliggefedrl74l r a Mosmavot Wended to jayri ✓ mats the iNIr N Alter7llolll. SANS /tariff.— There is nothing particularly grand in this defign ; hilt it (peaks plainly the events "which' it is intended ta celebrate rand the whole is conceived it a cbafie • 1139. Bs. of the Arebilfboit e BACOIN. A6i hl finithed produdion in marbly, and a very dignified reresnblsinee of the exalted prelate who le Minn is attached to it. This it ode ebb. Bacon's meal fumefsfal attmapts of the kind lathe eahlbttion. 929. BSI gas Old Lady.—No Aav)sv'e Nand. This is a well modelled head, and probably a geed llkenefs of the perfon reprefented. But we hope Seniptere it Blot, like painting, about 03 defcced ce lla finite °See of plebeian face making. 868. Delp fir a tratiamoi Oa la o f defigu which (peaks a well cultivated tale in the Anil,--but, like many others of 4 1 &tiler defcription, it is not likely to be' carried' into *Mutton in an age of fuch little elegant patronage at the prefent. S9s..Doftgo for• Mattfolann to the oiemsory_y a late agartvoate Poo .e.--I t is famelt schoofe fit emblems by which to defignate a toelaa ebeily cite flit that to which lids produeion alludes, ;11611 at the fame time to prefkrve the interefk that Cush •an eraltion fisoold mfpire. This defign as well ap.' 'plies to the cafe mferred tons any othe r ; it is, hew • lever, a work of genius and taße. 847. The Teeple of Jupiter. at Olympia, BOIID.—The po mp and - circumllanees of the old iPagas wotthip is Isere well conceived, and the archi maitre is defigned in a very grand Rile. 669 to 811.—ifilietures.—Vcstiovs A RVISTII I Out of nearlr iso produitions of this defcription, 'perhaps it might not be difficult to point out one third of the number which are very good pictures ; among the belt may ke fairly reckoned chore of Gri maldi, Collins, Barber, Barry, Nixon, Englehart, ;Hues, Chalon, Polack, Stevenfon, thc. ; as, howe ver, we do not confider Miniatures as worthy to clefs with any kind of oil Whites or Drawings, in which the fancy of the artiß is cancel forth, we fhall dote our accounts of the Exhibition of the prefent year with this brief notice of them, Of the whole difplay of Paintings, Sculptures, Bce. above and below ftairs , we have limply this brief remark to make, that if it does not forpars that of left year, it augurs no falling off. Large works cer• tainly do not abound, but there are, perhaps, a greater number of frnall defigns, particularly land scapes and converlation pieces, that &terve particu lar notice, than ufual. Portraits, and chore of no foperior order, even from fuperior artills, offenfively predominate in every room. BIRTHS. On Sunday, the soth Initant, at Whop Button, near Beverley, the Right Hon. Lady Mulgrave, of a dauthtr. On Monday. the 14th inftant, t►e Lady of Ms Henry Bond, Efg. of Maim Hill, Greenwich, of a fon. On• Sunday laft, in Raffell4guare, the Lady of Wits. Bell. Efq. of a fon. Oa Sunday hilt, at his feat, Fair Lawn, Kent. We Lady of John Simplon, Erg. of a daughter. MARRIED. Talus:lay eventing. between nine and tee. at the Red of Welt moretand's boufe, in Berkeley funare, Lord Val:is-v.9,w Lady Sarah Fern. The ceremony was perfortned by the Bidter of (byte, and the company prefent were Earl and lady Wetteriorelaod, East and Lady Jerky, Ladies Augufta and Mario Fane, the Hon. Mr. Vii liers, and Mr. Dent. About tea, Lord and Lady Villiers kit town for °Reeky Park. A few days ago, Sir Ofweid Wiley, But. grandfon of Sit P. Motley, of Roieflon-houfe, in the county of Staked. to MIL Every, daughter of Sir Edward Every, Bart. Monday, Mr. Edward Warell, butcher, to Mils Hooyter.eideft daughter of Mr. Hooper, butcher, both of Garet. DIED. Sanity, at his hook in Chelmsford. Peter Bernard, Efq. after having ferved his Majtfly as Surgeon aid Apothecary to the Forces fla and forty year,. Sunday morning, alter a few days 'thief., Mira Sarah Cosakt, In the Lath year of her age, fecond daughter of Peter Cazalet, Efq. ' of Bedford-f=tars. Lately, far advanced in yea,. Mary lictherinst ot who pined a livelihood by carrying but err an,: . FS. to larllCie Market, which, I during half a century, the attintie... rera‘arty twice a week, and performed all her numerals Journic, nn foot, which amounted in the whole to nearly one hundred thnufand miles Monday, after a Sort Illtnii, John Ant.. Kocher, Efq. of Weft bUl, Wandfworth, in the Sul, year 04 his age. In Dublin, on Sunday fe'nnigt.t, of a rap. l .'..-eline, Me t Keogh. wife of Ignatiut Keogh. of tnc county of Rof,rinton, i fq. At Carrie/Cargo., Henry burkigli, We /scowl.= in tbsi sad dragoons. -•— TO Di BOLD BY AUCTION, (Intb Immediate poreffion), Early le July out, uncle prorionly rbirpofed of by Private Conrad, - - - A COMPACT and truly Defirable FREEHOLD L ESTATE, esolitting of a Mention Hoare, Double Coach. H. litabling for alma Herrn, and every other convenient Oillesoorthor with a beautiful Lawn. Picaltsre Grounds, and Woodoorldl et edAistt Pottery and Arabic Land. containing In that while dim Potty Acres, lately occupied by Mrs. Fanihaw. Tide Rim Is .tfully Mated on the Oxfordian Hills and mines Id the thanes, and ham Szulacace, Natural Beauty, and Pittosefloe Vg. lanicabeirmithrable far the readmit* of a Gentleman's F y. Maui haw Lends; 37 Mika, th reat front HOdef,and hoot lbaidnit. in a very Melte and plea. fast Neighbosrbood, with modlintroado For further partleutuv, and to view the Prendfes, ko M. itarv, at Reading, or Metre. Brads ad AMIN; lDflea Bin alias Temple, London. • MEDICINE ACT. , . . . • At the yoly Warden& for Dr. fiames's piriatir, M. eh Ns Paul's Church-yard. Loudest. . . .. 'THE following MEDICINES are fOlet; • , i 0 arj - chi :arcs ermere4 balding ate stamp Delis ;a- d it ic . that from the aft of September, dos, the Stamps Soca be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well few Ftrets as (or Kass Deafiuttptioa, sad as a Coanderable Addition is made to the Stamps clothe Arndes el higher Value, or tiatb la Wk, Na t Pik es of Dr. James's Powder will be In f utu re a s. 9d. p e e .or ii. se 64. per Doren; but the Qgantity of a Doae* Packets in a IMOe (as made spew the Army sod Navy) may be bed for 11. v. AN WI by Favour of the commonage:. of the /keep Olice, Plates are prepared fat Mr.Newberfs &prate Ufe. with hie Nome awned In each BMW. the Public win he care ful to (Mow that the Words, • P. timber,. No. ey. St. Peas: are piloted in the stamps of ell his Medicines • and as I: is pre homod• thin this wet Ws Mill Went Security ag;inft Coostoidus his Sippers es the Labels ee Dr. James's Powder will be &fun. tinged Swat hencelaward. S t will los Aimed grit% as Meal, to chute who perchers Hait a Net newt at a dote, of the lower priced Action. Dr. Jaineeli Pirmlier as 9d Lozenges of Blois 111 .. +a at* 54 o Frtake's Tied. dila* 40 • --• Anal= PM 4 6 Hachette. ditto 1 p .....-. large . se o EISA Coffee s p Dr. 6.t s Ordain s 6 Omelet , Arnie:l4*de II 6 .----• Cenvallion OR s 6 Onnktrk Medisine II 6 ...Av.— Canoes& Drops z 9 Inglies thou Pills a r I=LPiirprie Le- Sam* of Peppermint a a a . -ri Grant's Drop* - a a . Pill. 4 6 Dr. Hooper's Pills a a : - .1 111 1 la's llB Chslyereeter Glafs's Maeda 3 6 .Ditto - I 0 Henry's ditto - s 6 - Blare Caledonia's t 9 Norton's Drupe 3 6 6 1111 knee of Coinfoot 3 6 Spiltbery's Otto $ Cephalic Sad/ 0 9 Dr. Solander's Tel s g Mr. Spearde Demand 4 o Grentrogit's Tinders a i l janees 'hematitic TIM. 3 6 DraToto Leeengos z a N. IL Stamps witk Mr. Nevrbery's Name are aired to the twenty Articles above enumerated; and as many perfect, nerd. .esiarly terrains and steffengets, ne!lake his hook. he le a der the swastp of pines' est, that It I. at the SaitYnd of St. Pees. Nue* to Oseaplide, and that it has a large white Roane& fzeita Maishidli title Words uell inkribede • Tat exam W tea Da. jrnesee Penmen." - umritic; (fainted myfelf to the lady, and bees .4 griddled by ties rad meederible make in that hands which I dimes Raper to Mote. I titan that I bane not more lad. my des thee then who, In the eztedve field of rite alb oeifheall/r imninfami in enowtainty, ad cannot deb tine fees& which le by coocerozodog the pewee Waned& of eft I The mes' of DIBILITY arp pleuddy tillfreing, for then h i g tri e tk them a train of concomitant fymptoess, and, bye da d aU dal energy, ezdence itfdf beinates they side from the prevalence die example, tbedeflrso. dye habits of kheokboys, or the Waimea of maturity, they few :stied/ mid 'Odom peak/end ; bat by the lgoorame of undimmed a m, the freptains are aggravated, ad to cans. Iddei if &Strayed. Aiia MEMBER Odic ROYAL COLLEGE at SURGEONS. I I mood my preastilons co rogaholty _of education; and pole-lies dr, ditifegicte FORK I ihe rad& entitled to that gadded !with which I have Macre:theft fellidley honoured. in the Art iodations of load wreaked', early applieatlee wIR doe edasity of a deloMemed frame ; but where ore rof- W7l f . rom a coofdorforts of the annualinds of tee vice dich Idled midletend •leftarlid of the cratterept or eetere et hie phylliden. apt Moods over his inerrnky with careful eon. poldialen‘it MAU farfehasory for Mm to be admired not only 11 , agabliky of mim?. but do of the moll "riddle haw/. Aid Is recent Venereal Complaints it is pante to prevent pais. vemmiror4Rtts ; ba the anolt complieatai oder It to the acquirov MIK of • ezrz=enee In this hoe to dal a tale, certain. !apt 4wieth ' I offer the advantage of this expesieme to thole of either fez who are *MOW Met any kind of DEBILITY: of any tropisms ot . vENBREAL 114FECTiott, and is all este* the terms of runs, minden areltated on the fir* interview.' Patenta In the annul are ezpeaadoe bdefe a Book eeteeed are retread to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN Vaster of the Royal College of someone Is Lease No sip, Areedel-hreet. Strand, tiltak Timor Us?. ' rHE BALM of GILEAD iedantanvoufly reliewet wterms to the Ede. Malt, tad inteftince. a Fold and prevents cramps and novihnefs In or after bathing la wing se Gs imam Ladles of a aid acrid or bfbra habit ti body, affeeted with lagoon beadtach. or hyfterfal sin:alone: Gentlemen frees the left or Wet bodice; the it admit limo pub lic (codfishes; people of tathion ; the Ration ; perloos of a con fined and fedientsry Nfe We; as alto to theft sillidted with nerveee helloes or debilityue nating from hat of chance or rehab. from kande M. , Wate. cannot have recourfe to a mare Weal/ remedy. break it enriches the blood without Milan:dug It; brace, the nervous ryftem, frees and &burdens the 'tiara and other un myna. refaime obftreebnist, and throws off virchl =ars, etrenittiens the general habit, and brings back thett. ado Mims tothat natural and harittiyetele Hewett lie weeder. lei face* in removing every rynaptoin of weaknefe, fbaimso4 palpitatinne, watchfulnefs, dmerfincii of eating, timidity, Lathes GE hat mid cold, nombnefe,giddlnefs, palm (afpeclally of the Mods b .a., and lonts).himmegb. dillesity of refplratiun, and deelotitime dry meet, Jelithty, inemcfs of fonts, ;oh opposedace. ,indigefarm.liapth, vaulting ,_ gouty (perms f t ognach. ttrical and hypochoodriaeal Orations. &vine(' of fight, cisufeW thou wanderings of the mind, Ste. When the tamale II the body is weakened. polaris, bodily decay, ernaca clot,, and the eyes link bate the head. To. Cordial Beim ,4 Gi lead has (rabbeted its reiterative ciliary theatetbov Europe awl Ault ria ; stab. raw it has been introduced. ha late has been m a t wonderfully grest—the demand tar exceeding any medicine ever pubilemds and then ackt it ha produced to fodsty Is admitted by every pellet has tried even a Bustle bottle. It b the eel/ remedy that will teltrwre to health dude periods who, by an MMus dame Indulgence of their pat ins, have ruined eherenhftitttioas. and making varb,us a/Teething of tke nervous fyitem, wear macs, total impotency, borameh, la. Mouton& at this mom most live to rade the day they firE applied to this roved/. slid troy the bletogs of health, who might have dropped hew an untimely grave. To ',ldea the puke' to give the Cordial Balm of finked a hie hem, and by due perfereratta to obtain a rocket care, Dr. &Meson has tart to his Agnes a fol.ply of FAMILY BO I TLES that contain fon los. 6d. outs, for which only 33e. areekareed, en which, of courfe,os. Is finved to the pu . , etakr. Each bottle has a Pomp which bears the pr. priet.ets name and addrefs in the engrartog, " Seas(. S./..., Lanived," to imitate which is a f4wp. Dr. Solomon expedb, when con. felted, the Meal tempi tint of a Oat Pound Note ; but all writ ten Cafes, or letters of advice, to be aerfwerrti at his Infant, are remitred to erelofc only Halt-s-Gidnea. Mach I &mid. ke Grey, be ttao. diredlid . Money Later , Dt. Saions..o, Mon'. Place, Brotanlow•ftreet, Liver, ad, paid double peftsic." Lacers may he ordered to be addreifed tor X. Z. or A. B. at the Port—act. till tailed fo7. Sold at his Wirehoule, No. 6, Collere•greca, Dublin; and b's .Ineintinent. by J hlothew-, No. 18, ' , trend, and lhcey and Co. Dm , Chottb•yitd, Lood..n ; Renate, hofbend, and Elder, Edl• bt rgh ; M.l /maid, Gls( too ; erd brag Medicine Veil dere so every Market Town In Great R its.n, 1.. land and America --- HIGH WA I ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORROVf, Morning Attcr . ooll ••• • • j 6 minute! after LOND at • i',lnttd and pnbllthed :7 LLVIL KENT, (e( Cats tertv-rplace. Lambeth) at tbc STAI Ornee, No 1, Carty. ACM P.ibilied age at tilt Brea Of Mt • cm, ic subtalP P . * Te vbrcA LAO! dl This9l b o th Awn sow gni, D;~~ two oTtb mom d t r". 4an qr. s 4 at ;II fie Was ; of Medic T 11-1 E Par ti S 1 MY 4, T H h j TM" 1 entrim4 geed II G!; Tb:s di E"' sa PreSid Vele Teats He wail el Cale whale' LOCI Limit Any to noir RP ( id& CLAS 11141C49 p:cte I gl feltat N.l 11 ARC' up. 1 rn II bond La die. B MIMI WO T' an 4 Late the to