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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. lIICKS's FALL, OCTOBER 30. kICH•RD ANDREWS. It Will be remembered that this perfon, after hav ing been acquitted on a capital charge, at the Old Bailey Sefiions preceding the lea, was turned over to be taied the following felfions, for a minor charge of fraud, at Clerkenwell, which, on convietion, can ammo,' to no more than a tranl'portable offence. At the lafi Clerkenwell Seffions, Andrews con trived to pollpene his coining forward, until the very laot day. The Ea', of Befborough, the profecutor, Mr. Davifon, and fevetal other witneffes for the pro fecution, were each day in attendance ; but Andrews on the fall day, came forward with an affidavit, that there were upwards of an hundred witneffes to be examined, on his behalf, whole attendance he had not ;seen hitherto able to procure, and without the benefit of whole tellimony he could not fafely abide •.-1,41, and therefore prayed to have it deferred muff the prefent feffions. Andrews, who was then in Court, was bound over in hens recognizances, as were the feveral witneffes for the profecation, to at t. ad at the pfloponed trial, which was fixed for the 6 , 11 Tavel(lay, or fecond day of the prefent leffion.— B ;t on the arrival of that day, another application comes to the Court, from Andrews, Rating that he WAS not yet ready, boot pofitively pledging bimfelf to Annear at ten o'clock on the Friday. Friday ar rives : Lord Befbotough, Mr. Davifon, and the .41.cr witneffes for the profecution attend, but no Andrews. There had, it Teems, been fume negle& or error on his part. in not procuring the wtit of Habeas Corpus, for bringing him up to-day by the gaoler, in whc.fe culludy he is confined for debt; and fits Counfel, Mr: ALLEY, applied to the Court, to p..fip , ne the trial, as the prtfoner was not yet quite prepared to meet his trial with, the full, benefit of that entire teltimany which was indifpenfably neccf frry t;, his defence. The Learned Connie' therefore hoped, that as from a fh rt pollpuhement to Timidity next, no great inconvenience to the profecutor, or his witnefTe., could arife, there would be no objeflion. The Earl of Belborough Paid, it would be tnr him to give his attendance on Tuefday next, as he had burin& of importance that would iodic penfahlv require his prefence elfewhere. Mr. Davifon, the crofecutor, decidedly ohjeaed to the delay purled on the prifonet's behalf, and complained of the extreme troubli and inconvenience to which the . Noble Earl now in Court had been,firb jetiett, and the expence and harahip thrown upon kimielf, in attending for this profeention, Seffion liter SelEon, and day after day, and bringing wit tittles from a di:tance tcrettend the trial, for the cer tainty or convenience of whole attendance on any futme occalion, he could ant be anfwerable. He ap peared there as a profecutor for the fake of public justice, ac well as f the vindication of his own eha raaer, which had been mon et nelly and nrjoinly im plicated and afperfed ; and he hoped the Court would not finEtion the further delay of this trial, nor fuller a man, by artful pretences and mancesivres of this kind, to defeat the laws, or mock the public ad. miniltration of jolfice. It wa s here laid, that a Habeas Corpus was abut :utely neceflary to bring up Andrews ; and that it was now too late in the day to apply for it, fo as to bring forward a ilia' which might occupy the Court the whole of any one day. Mr. ALLEY allotted the Court, and the profecutor, that he was not aware of any with, much lets of any finifler mancenvre, on the part if his client, on this occafion, unceceffarily to procrallinate this trial; and, as the Noble Earl could not attend on Tuefday, it might pethaps he better to poll pone the trial to the ii i Tuefday in the next (calls, which was only a month hence, and if the profecutrr Ihould find any a i convenience in bringing forward his witneffes, C. until un the part of the ptifoner would have no ~t.i,•eion to admit the written teftimcny of the wit• neffes who could not attend, as taken down on their examinations before the Magistrates. Mr. Davifun objeeled ; and Hated his appre henfions that proctallination was only defied for the p ,rpofe of wearing out the patience of the profecu 1.,, 's witnelL ; and that when theday now piopufed fhould arr ive there would be a new affidavit, and a hells applica , i n fur further delay. Mr. ALL,-.Y undertook to be hirrfelfanfwerable fry the prifoner's appearance to trial cn the day he now propofed, and pledged his honour, that if Andrews fhould fail then to come forward, he would throw up hi; brief. Mr. Davifon acceded with reluelance ; but laid, he Ihould take care to provide a Habeas Corpus, at his own expence, for the day new fixed. The Court potiponed the trial accordingly The Court was occopicd the remainder of the day in trials fur affaults, not interefiing. The Earl of I.rt4SDALE has prefented the Rev. Mr. HooLtsrrii with an elegant let of communion plate, richly ornamented, for the tile of St. Nicht)• las's chapel, at Whitehaven. Ft a B.—At nine o'clock laft night, as fume pafren• ~ c is were going through Vigo-lane, they obferved ,me frnokc ifroing from the (hop window , of Mr. !'homa , , a cutler in that place. They immediately „ s ive the alarm of fire, and built open the flop :onr. A living body of fire inilantly wilted out ,nto the areet. In a very (port time a number of en tines Caine to the relief of the diareffed inhabitants. A plentiful fupply of water was had on the &It ar t rival of the engines—but, notwithaanding there cir aumflances, and the *live exertions of the firemen, the fire Arengthened—it grew to fuch a valt tize, and tocreafed to web a degree of brightnefs, that at ten - ,i'clock the Peeples of St. James's and St. George's " Chinches were completely illuminated by the blaze, and the brur could be difiinaly told by St. James's -lock. The wtofi krions apprehenfion was enter glined for the hoofs of Mr. Wilfon, the pawnbroker .Ij,•ioirig, and for the livery (tables at the back of `lr. Thomas's houfe. NIA fortunately, however, the flames were in a great meafure fubdued by eleven clock, and at twelve the fire was very nearly ex •aguithed without doing any very material damage o any of the furroundiug houfes. Mr. Thomas's property was entirely deltroyed, but we do not hear that any one was perfonally itijnred. The St. jalreS 9 S, Prince of Wales's, and the Duke of Glonceflei's lanteers at•ended with the utmolt promptitude , rfrtinned on duty the greater part oldie night. 'I ! • li , ;, l''' ; 1 , I ! I i . , i., ' i i , 1 1 I I 1 I 4 i 1 . i 1 i. ',l .. I .1 l i 's 1 [ . 3 1 f 1 1 ' i .; ' SOUTHAMPTO N THEAT.RICALS. The Benefits at this fafhionable place have com menced. Mr. and Mrs. KELLY'S took the lead, on which occafion Mils KELLY fupported the charafter of the Widow Cheerly and My Grandmother, to the moft brilliant houfe of thisTeafon. This young lady, whole talen►s have been f fiequently noticed, received the molt unbounded approbation. The delineation of the former character, difficult as it is, does not attratt our notice merely in reference to Mifs K.'s youth, (t¢) but for its intrinfic beauty and excellence.— Throughout we followed her with delight, uniformly gratified by a rich imagination and wonderful facility and power of execution. In the part of My Grand mother fhe fung with fweetnefs and fcience. The whole circle of fallsion were prefent ; the Marchionefs of LANDSDOWNE, Lady CaavEN, the Vifcountefs of Morrracer, were among the leading characters. It may be afked why fo rare a genius fhould fo feldom meej the public eye, or not be brought for ward on boards of greater extent ? but we learn that Mr. Kates , is determined not to injure her health and riling fame by frequent exertions till maturer years have added to her firength. She is the niece of the much lamented T. COLLINS, and was the original in the past of Julia in the Soldier's Daughter, and taw other juvenile parts at the Drury-lane Theatre. EDINBURGH, OCTOBER 26. Wednefdry the iift inflant was executed at Dum fries, Maitland Smith, for the murder and robbery of Alex. Williamfon, drover in Dalquhat, in April 141. On his appearing on the platform of the new jail, he was decently dreffed in black, with half boots. His demeanour exhibited a Chritlian fortitude. much fa perior to what we ever witneffad in any other in his awful fituation. Alter the ufual ceremonies, he re quelled liberty to addrefs the people affembled on the occafion. He then read a long declaration, denying the commiffion, or even the idea of commiffinn, of any other ceime, publicly imputed to him, than that for which he was fo &fancily about to fulfil.. After reading this paper, he addreffed the fpec tatnrs in an uncommonly firrb tone of voice, acknow ledged the jntlice of his fentence, and thanked the ALMIGHTY for his gorkinefs in bringing him fo fpee dily to Dumfries, v here, from the unremitting atten tion ( f the feveral minillery and welldifpnfed perfons, he WAS enabled to flee to the Rock of his Salvation, through a bleffed RUMMER, on whofe redeeming blond he placed his file confidence ; and, in full con fidence of fuch cheering expeflations, he had juft ground of hope for pardon of his fins. He then ex preffed Lie obligations to the jailor, for his Chrittian conduO towards him. _ _ _ - . . On fitting down in the chair, he expreffed himfelf as cheerfully awaiting the awful period of his diffoltr. tion—" 1 lit d :yin here," faid he, " with as much pleafure as I ever did in any convivial company." After taking a farewell of the Minifler, &c. and when the rope was round his neck, he again acknow ledged the jitlinefs of his fentence, and that he died in peace with all mankind ; and recommended to the attenfion of a liberal and Chrillian public his wife and children, f whofe benefit a !hurt memoir of his life would loon be publilhed, under the direftion of the Rev. H. Duncan, of the parifh of Ruthwall. After a few moments (pent in fervent prayer, the drop fell, and he was launched into eternity. Late on Wednefday night, or early on Thutfday morning laff, a weaver's fhop, in the Old Vennal, High Itreet, Glalgow, was broken into, when goods to the amount of la toe. (telling, were cut out of the looms and tarried off. The Ticket No. i t,070, drawn yeflerday a Prize I of TWENTY THCIVSAND POUNDS, was fold by SWIFT ! and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and 12, Charing•Crofs, where the Ticker No. 15.078, drawn the fame Day a Prize of toad. was alfo Sold in Shares. The' , above are the higheft Prizes of the prefent Lottery, except t.ne of wool. yet fold to the Public. Among the memorabilia in the Lottery annals, the Ell Scheme of the indent year, will certainly hold a moil prominent rank, from its containing the nn pracedented Prise of 40,0001. in a Scheme of only 120,000 Nombers, ard with not two Blanks to a Prize. In this New Lottery Plan, two Prizes of 20,0001. one of to,crocl. and nine of 1,0001. remain to be drawn, lexclutive of this immenfe objeß of adventure,—the Forty Thoufand Pounder. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. Friday fe'llnight, the Rey. George Smith, M. A.Cbaplain to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence. and Vicar of Ottery saint Mary, in Deyonfhirc, was inflituted by the Hon. and Right Rev. the Bilhop of Exeter, bo the rectory of Charlton, on the prefenta don of the Right Hon. Lord Borringdon, void by the death of the Rev. Wiliam Ticket. BIRTHS. On Wednefday, at Cheltenham, Mrs Kent, of a daughter. On the 4th ult. at Deep Bay, in the 111. ind of St. Chrutopher, the I.ady of Bcdingfield liogfon, Efq. of a fon and heir. Monday, the Lady of Francis Crania, Efq. of Margaret-itrect, Cavendifh-fquare, of a daughter. Monday, in Han's-place, Sloane-ftrcet, the Lady of Capt A. F. Evans, of the Royal Navy, of a fun. Sunday, the 15th initant, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. E. Clarke, of a Rill burn fon, at their boufe its St Andrev4s-ftreet, Cam bridge. MARRIED. Hugh M'eorrnielt, M. D. Utica, county Longford, to Miff Eliza licitly, of Carigallan, county Leitrim. DIED. On Tucfday laft, at Gorport,after a few days diners, Captain Clarinhould, of the Faft Bent Militia. Monday halt, Mrs. Brack, relid.l of Mark Brock, Efq of Ex bourn, and daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Bate, rector of Bel non, and vicar of Weftleigh. Sunday fennight, in the parith of St. Thomas, Exeter, Mrs. Fli zsbeth Gay, third daughter of the Bsev. N. Gay,late vicar of New ton St. Cyres. Lately, after a fhort inners, Mr. James Wright, of Fleur de lis court, Pleet.ireet. At York, Mrs. Pegge, relidt of the late Samuel Pegge, Efq of Whitehall, Wellmitiiter. • At Cheadle, in Statfordfhlre , George Wragge, Efq of Mansfield. At her mother's houfe, is Gower-ftreet, Maria Chitty, daugh ter of the late Jokph Chitty, H . q. of Chadwell, Effex. Lately, the only fon oT John Wilfon,jun. kfq of Crelby fquare. Friday, in dig ILth year of his age. James Brooke. Efq of Rath bone. place This Gentleman conduaed the North hritott after it was relinquithed by Wilks, till the final termination at that once poputar work; and of late years be has been the Proprietor of tbofe Lodginge.onfes in different parts of the country, which our Readers have feta valve/tiled oder the title of tt Superior and watt " &c. Elegant lntn tecy, iIIGH WATBR AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, Mx' ing 8 Titunte4 after 3 eit•Abooo • 17 minute' after 3 LONDON 'MARKETS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, Odober 19. Wheat per load ISt los to 171 tee Barley per quarter 21 os to 21 41 Oats per ditto 11 ups to 11 tea Beans per ditto 21 as to 31 3$ Peale per ditto 31 111 10 31 45 PRICE OF HOPS. FOCICIITS. Kent 4 1 to to 51 gas Kent - 51 pto 61 z6s Suffer 41 los to 51 3s Sulks - 51 OS to 61 os Effex 41 tos to 51 ss Farnham 81 os to tot Os PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 51 pto6l 1 os l Pockets 51 to to 71 7$ PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hay per load 4 ooto 6 o o Hay per load 4 to 6 6 Straw t IS o to I 19 0 I Straw a 14 to 2 Clover 5 sto 6 12 FRISS OF BAT AND STRAW IN SUITIIFIRLD. - 41 t5l to 61 61 I New Clover 51 iss to 61 tie 61 os to 71 7s Straw, 11 Os to 11 Is SMITHFIELD MARKET, Odlober 30. This day's Market bad a pretty good fupply of different kinds of Cattle. Bcef is cheaper than our laft report; Lamb and Veal are dearer; Mutton and Pork fold at laft prkes; arid the trade, for the molt part, was not over bra. The fates in the Hay Mar ket were fomewhat dull. Hay and Clover have dropped in price fince Monday's market ; Straw fetched a better price. To fink the offal—per Roue of 81b. Beef p toil to 55 4d Veal 41 4d to 6s oil Mutton 4$ 4d to 5s od Pork is od to 6s od Lamb 5s od to 55 811. HEAD OF CATS La Tlll5 DAT. Scoffs, about 670—Sheep and Lambs, 6,500. Calves to --Pip 410. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, Ok.lober 30. Per Roue of 81b. by the cascafe. Beef 3. 4cl to 45 6cl I Veal p rod to 55 Mutton 3s 8d to 41 - tig Pork podto 6' od Lamb 41 od to Ss. od. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 50 to 561 b each 22.1 to 254 Ditto, 6o to 631 b 26d to 284 Merchants Backs 2511 to 221 Drefang Hides z6 2 d to tad Fine Coach Hides 18d to 19d Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 234 d Flat Ordinary z7d to 202 Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b per cozen 36s to 422 Ditto scijo 7olb 331 to 36e Ditto 70 to Bolb 26s to ps Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 21 to 3s 401 Large ditto loos to t6os per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides 205 to 141 each Goat Skins —4 so —s PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. 4. James's market 4. od Town Tallow 67. 6.1 to Clare Market 4. od Yellow ironies 67s od to bail Whitechapel Market White ditto 623 od to oos (pet flone of 815.) 3, ttd Soap ditto 6tsto—s cd Melted Stuff 48. so ---s od tR rid Ditto rough 3lScdto CR Avenge Price 35 iz4d Greaves 12. od Good Dregs 124 to OS Yellow Soap, 835—Mottled, coos—Curd, 94' Price of Candles per dozen, s is od—Moulds 125 01 COAL MARKET, Odober 30. Ships at Market Ship. fold Price 32 Neweaftle Coal 26 42s od to 534 6d II Sunderland 6 421 od to 4ts 6d 1 Cinders 2 275 od to 281 od COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amfterdant 3s 7 sUI Cadiz 394 cffed. Genoa 45 Do at fight 34 I t Madrid 40 died Lilbon 63 Rotterdam I t 4 2 IJf. Bilhoa 39& &ed. ( Oporto 6o Hamborgh 34 4sit UI. l.eghorn 491 Dublin to; Altooa 34 524 Uf. Naples 42 , Cork Paris, z day'. date 23 6 Liv. Venice 52 liv. Piccoli effedive titto 2 Uf. 23 to per Reeling liourileaux 23 to I Palermo, 92 pence par oz. Agio on the Bank of Holland 34 per Cent.. New Dollars o 5s sd BAGS. Hay. Clover SALES BY AUCTION. LEEDS, YORKSHIRE. By Mrffr•. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. In one I .ot ; due Notice of the Day of Sale will be Riven. I tk . CAPITAL and very valuable FREEHOLD LSTAI E, molt advantageoufly fituated in the pa , ifhes of Rothwell and Leeds, in the townships of Middleton, Hut.fLtt, and Beaton, nearly contitwous to the capital town of Leeds; cons prifing the extenfive Lordfhip or Manor of Middleton, two defira sale Rcfoletices. with fuitable Offices, Coach.houfcs. Stabling. Picafure Grounds, walled Gardens, and Paddocks, in the occupa tion of Coupland, Efq. and Mr. Jofeph Humble, and the contiguous Farms containing about e 4ce) acres of rich productive Meadow, Palture, and Arable Lands, fine Woods, and Planta• tions; together with the inexhauftible Coal Works, commtinica • ting with and (crying the populous town of Leeds. according to an Aet of Parliament. On the cßate are two powerful ram engines, five (mailer rang engines, with complete Machinery, a Water Corn Mill, a Brewery. Malting and numerous Ware houfes, Stabling, Tenements, and other fuitable Buildings Alfo one-fourth part of the Manor of Hunflet. The whole property lies nearly within a ring fence, and is capable of the great& im provement, fo as to render It one of the molt produdive eltates in the Weft Riding of Yorkfbire, tythe flee, and the land tax re deemed —For further particulars apply to Mr. Lewis, No. Si Gray's-inn-lquare, and to Mars. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Al dcrigate ltreet. SALE OF LANDS In the near Neighbourhood of Dumfries. On Thud',lay, the 26th day of November next, in the Old Coffee bode, Dumfries, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (if not pre vioufly difpofed of by private bargain), 1 1 HE pi tircipal Part of the ESTATE of CR A IGS, -I- confining of 150 Acres or thereby, with the Hooks, Gar den, and Orchard. Thefe lands lie within a mile of the town of Dumfries, are beautifully fituated. of an excellent quality, and in the higbcft Rate of cultivation. The Dwelling-koufe and Offices were built within thefelaft three years,are upon an extenfivefcale, very complete, and in the beft order. Entry to the Natural poittffi mat Whitfunday firft; and every accommodation will be given as to payment of the price. For farther Particulars apply to James M`Niel,brewer,in Dum fries, the proprietor, who is ready to treat for a Pale of the tubjeds by private bargain.-sth OdloSer. lB°7. AT GESTATION. THOMAS GLAISTER, filmier, of Saltcalts, I 9 In the Parifh of Abbey-Holm, near Carline, do declare, that was for above fix months forely afflided with a nervous com plaint, attended vs itb internal wcaknefs, lofs of memory, pains in my head, ears and breaft, and was fo bad as to he confined to my bed. Iha many remedies prefcribed me by the faculty, butte no purpofe. Fortunately, Mr. Jollie, of Caddie, who knew my fad fituation, recommended to me the CORDIAL BALM of Ql• LEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLOMUN, of LiverpooLthree bottles of which medicine only, I declare, has reftored me to puled health. I have taken a voyage to Liverpool, on pispofe to return my hearty thanks to Dr. Solomon, for the great blelling I now en • joy of my health, through the great dircovery, the Cordial Balm of &lead. THOMAS CLAIa FER. Liverpool, Auguß 12, 1797. P. S. I (hall return to Carlifla by the Margaret Captain lohn Barnes, of Carline, with whom I arrived, when I mean to return Mr. Jobie thanks for his kind recommendation. Reference may be had to Mr. Francis JoDie, Scotch II reef, Car!ille. The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every rcrvttable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. There are alfo family bottles, containingthe quantity of f...ur of the tea. 6d. ones, far 335. by which 9s are lave-l. Thofe who with to have the Medicine immediately from the Dodtor, by fending the motley for any quantity they think proper, wiU have them fent by fuck carrier as thett Ciall appoLnt. Poit office orders for any (um may be fent by poll. and the balance will he returned in the box, or orders with cat enclokd will be duly attended to. Pamphlets of cure may be had gratis of any reputable medi cine vender in every market.towo. NOT r.—Facli bottle has a government ibnip. with the name " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," enraved thercon, to imitate which is felony. DR. TILIEMAVS GUTTA SALVTARII. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of long provel, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Dffeart, which it cffedually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and expofure that attends fahvati on , without debilitating the coattitution in any degree, even re quiring confinemert from bufincfs, or refirielion in diet. The radical virtues of there ineftimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the do. bility of both fexes, they prove a never failing reftorative, who- ther the debility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pleasures, or the effeets of a warm climate to travellers, and el i d e going abroad. They cannot be recommended too Strongly to thole who will receive a fare, fpeedy, and complete cure in all old ftubborn Gleets, and every weaknefs that affeets the :ladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become nso. there, who for years had been deprived of that happinefs. Sold .wholefale and retail at Mr. But ler's, No. 4, Cheapfide.cor. ner of Pattrnofter-row, and retail byßelam, Portfmouth; Welton ; Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calweit, fin; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Manderton, Edinburgh; and by !aloft country medicine venders, in bottles, at ss. gd. e.icb, with ample direetions. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgelnu,ch a ll enge the whole world to prove a fingle inftance where their Me. divine and method of cure have failed of the defired effedt. The praetice of many years in this particular branch of their profeffion has not given rife to one unfuccelsjul cafe. They continue to dircdt their (hulks to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem, which Is the confequevce of the pernicious walleful effeets of a ha. bit long and moon unhappily purfued by the youths of both fexes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally,developsd to them by a diltrefflog Rate of debility, which, it not daftly rernediea, terminates in im potence. .1 hefe are its remote and ultimate effeds ; while con, fumptions, lots of muscular power, and various nervous complaints nfually charaderife the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per. ions languishing under the diforders incident to fuels a life their. treatment is fimple,and has never proved unruccefstui in the courfe of a long, laborious, and much extended pradice. lo the molt obflinate and complicated cafes of Vonereal infedlion,fach as o b. Itrudions in the Urethra, Spongy Excrefcences, Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal Weaknefs, meets, &c. &e which have hitherto baffiedthe Drill of the general praditioner, Mars Curie and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a new. Cafe, and expeditious mode of pradice, fuperior to any other yet adopted. They may be confulted by either hex with the greateft delicacy, fecrecy and honour, at their heufe, Ne. 107, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country are requcft dto fiats the particulars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, poit paid, enclofing a bunk note, will be duly anfwered ; and, the twee& Cary advice and medicines given or cent to any part of the kingdom. THE REV. MR. BARCE.ArS PATENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. IT was a remark of die celebrated Dr. Buchan, Author of the Domeflic 1 1 / 4 1etlicine, that complaints of the flomach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this country, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal difs cafes ; that the perfon who could difeover for the relief and cure a fafe and infallible remedy would perform a molt important fervice to focirty. That difcovery has now been made in the Patent Ant ildlions Fills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extenfive tale of which, and the h.git ellimation in which they are defervally has conlider,:bly lartned the t,umber of there complaints; and bids fair, in a [hurt time, to be the means of entirely eradicating them. 'I here Pills have a quick and fafc operation, they adt powerfully and fpecifically on the bilc,ancl thus remove the numerous diforders conned - fed with it,lick headaches, flatulence, liver complaints, jaun. dice, nervous difordt.rs from indigellion, Fie They are the molt valuable family medicine hitherto offered to the Public and the Proprietor is fu;ported by the molt reipedable evidence of the Ertl charadters of the Nubility and others, that they have never been adminiltered to any perfon without giving certain and (pray relief, and in the end completing a cure This valuable medicine, having been ufed with fuccefs,is moo. mended by the tolloning dirtinguilhed Perfonage.:— The Right Hon Vircour t DIL LON The Lord BiPaop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONE Y WOOD, Bart. M P. for Hnniton Sir :iTE PHI N LUSH INGTON, Bart. M P for Puma THOMAS ANSUN, Efq. M P. for Litchfield. JAMFS AMYATT. Efq. M.P Southampton NICHOLSON cALvERT, Efq. M.P. for Hertlord EDMUND BOEHM, Efq. New-area, Sri-PI-gardens THOMAS HAM VIERSLEY, Pall. Mall G. W. DICKES, Efq. Private Secretary to the Archhifhop of Canterbury The Rev. Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian to the Archhifhop CI-Cll. FORRES PLR, Efq M.P. IT Wenlock Sold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Chcapfide, corner of Paternoller•row ; and retail by McKirby. Stafford firer, Old Mood itreet ; Mr. Stratton, Leicefteaquare ; and by all re . fp-elable Venders io Town and Country. A Caution—Obfervc the MOW of Willi tm Barclay h engraved on the Ramp, which Is allied on the ia , ,tfide wrapper of each box ; all not fo Ramped are a dangerous imitation. Price Ss. 6d. and tcs. per box, with ample dircaions. IX/HEN Profefflonal Men of Education and Re. • • fponfibillty deviate from the general Syllmn by the Medic.) of a Particular branch the fandUon of long coatinued fucceffes is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclufive treat. mon of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful Fero!! of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore. as far as I am able, the ravages of thefe Complaints which are the moft important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initistioo into every Brooch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of pradlice to retells individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. The Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprife every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration; ,odly, all kinds of debility. whether arifing from the habits of fcbool boys or the indulgences of mature age ; and,laftly. that derangement of the fyitan In wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Difcafes are the refult of ignorance, or halte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhoea ; and it rot unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifooed by the indifcredon of ao unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuels C omplaints arc eaGly cured; and, even where others have failed, I croft that I may pre fume to offer a radical re-eftabliOnnent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs In tkis dll order, compared with the calamitous fituatioos of men, who from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a . falionahle life acquire that ftate of debility, which is the one ' voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mitery, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confolatioo for him to know. that although it he an objedt of doubt or uncertaint? with other praaitioners, the removal of thefe deficiencies by the I gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my expert . ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce man'.!? algour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraeoll of this languid (tate: and in thefe cafes no great diffeulty witioc.:o - . The fccrecy which is fo efentiai to my undertaking, and :he qualifications which I have prefunied to Hato, form the bah, of my pretcnfions, and b coincidence with fuch this intimation it given, that Mr. Bree m:7 be conful•ed nrrfonally, or by barer) (Inclollng a Email Nett), at his Soule, No. so, Arunclel-ftrect , Strand. near Temple-liar. MARRIED W 0 F /I, who have long been clifappointed 0• their expeelatient of a lamilv, may be affored, that to moft lie dances, (deb dect.d. are curable by Medical Grill. l Or There is an additional Entrance in Water ftroto adjel, and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN aa ) A n Member of the Royal College a Surgeon s in Landon Berton., who falfely affut themfelvcs be Wit:4llE2S or THE P 01 AL COLLFAL,hhOftr: fOrfentilittloll p..ft copied my A dvertifentents almnft word for word, and infes t I then: as their own prodoeli.ins, it is my duty to mention ti?at I thole Perfons Ind Members of any Conegc In London. I.lo* burgh, or elfewherc ; nor have they 4xy right to practice Sian in London . N B. A Lift of the Mcratr. Is puhliihed at the Hoofed** College in Lincon's Inn-Gelds, which may be referred to. LONDON: Printed and publithed by LEVEL KENT. (of CO terbury Place, Lambeth) at the STAII:OFFICS, N. t Care'. ftrct. Put•lttl - ed alto u the Staa-Ovrtea, fcMpie-flatt