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WESTMINSTER SESJIONS. Yobs Riley. I watchman of St. Paul's Covent Garden. was indifted for an drank upon William White. a watchman of St. Martin's parifhl Mr. Goa war, Connie) for the Profecution, Rated that a regulation trifled in the parith of St. Paul's, Covent Garden. that certainly was of great ufe to the Public. which was, that the Watchmen were often obliged to change their beats during the night, fo that no Watchman, whatever beat be might have at ten o'clock at night, could poffibly know what beat he might be 'upon next morning. The confequence of this regulation was, that the inhabitants on the bor ders of St. Paul's parith who rallied to be called up iu the morning, could rot depend upon their own Watchman to do that office, and were therefore ac cullorned to employ the Watchmen who were Ra tioned on the borders of the neighbouring pal ilhes. A difpute had in confequence exilled among the Watchmen of St. Paul's and of the parifhes next to it, relative to the perquifi;es derived from the bufinefs of calling up the inhabitants in th e morning. The Profecutor beat was in Sr. Martin's, on the borders of GOvent Garden. On the t tth of September fait, he heard a rattle (prong twice, and immediately ran to the (pot whence the found proceeded, which was in the parith of St. Paul's. The prifoner imme diately laid to him, " D—n you I what beGnefs have you upon my beat? you might as well take themoney out of my pocket ;" and with that (truck him on the bead with his watchman's Rick, and continued Itrik- Log him after he was down. Affiftence being pro cured, the Profecutor was carried in a hate of infen fibility to St. Martin's Workhoufe. The Surgeon, Mr. Simmons, attended, and found the patient den-, woolly wounded in three places in the head, and Ms clothes covered with blood, that (trfamed from the wounds. A man of the name of Connor, who had feen the blows Renck, Mr. Simmons, the Surgeon of St. Mar tin's Workhoufe, and other Witneffes. made out the cafe swiftly as it was Rated by the Connie). The Prifosser, in his defence, (till perfißed that the Profecutor bad no right to come upon his beats and that it was taking the money out of his peqltet. The Jury, without befitation, returned their sweetie Guilty. The Cement'', then obferved, that this was a ogle of peculiar malignancy. Every vratehmal was bound to affiß his neighbours in the next pari(h if he could, otherwife in many cafes it would be inmof. ale to apprehend offenders. The feutence of the Court upon the prifoner there few was, that be Amid be kept to hard labour in the Honk of Corredlion for one year, and find fure tiks for his good behaviour for one year more. Merest Fieldres.. a foldier, was indi&ed for Reel ing a coat and pair cf breeches, the property of Ed ward Boyne. • The Profecutor, who is a carpenter, Rept at the Log's Head peblie hook, Weßminfter ' on the night of the tyth of December lah, the prifoner came to Ms bed* fide, and aged him who had allowed him to Beep. in that room 1 dragged him out of bed, and sold-treated him. He ran down (lairs to give the earns, but when he returned the prifoner was gone with his coat and, breeches. They were afterwards foetid at a pawnbroker's, and traced to the prifoner. Yam Nast was ecinvided of Reeling a bufhel of errais-frons a barge on the river; but on account of Menge and infirmities, was only feotenced to one Month's imprifontnent. Craii was nest tried for Reeling a (bawl, die poverty of Sarah Scott. 'The profeeutrix Rated, that the prifoner and herfelf were at a dance on the 34th of November, and in tossing away the miffed her (bawl. She had übferv. VI the prifoner pulling up the window curtain behind which the (bawl was put. It was afterwards found in her apmement. Mr. Astir, for the Defendant, Rated, that it was entirely owning to an accident, or Inittake, that the bawl'had been taken away. Two witneffes came • forward, who gave the prifoner a good charader.— Not Guilty. • Omits neer was indieed for Reeling one deal beard, the property of Samuel Page. Mr. Page Rated, that the prifoner is foreman to a carpenter, who was to futon Mr. Page with wood for the repair of a houfe which he had taken. Sul - - pains the prifoner was not condulting himfelf pro perly, be went to a public honk in the neighbour hood, where repairs were going on, and law Gone of his own deals, which had been brought there by a man of the name of Smith. Smith raid, there was a qnanrity of wood lying Pboat belonging both to a Mr. Simmons and Mr. age. He took about three feet of it to the public baulk by the prifoner's orders. It alto came out from `the evidence of the prolecator, that the wood was entered in a book weekly, and he could not fay whe ther the account was fettled or not.—Not Rdert geriy, a Greenwich penftoner, was indiaed for obtaining a quantity of bacon and ham, from hieffrs. Wild - and Barrington, under falfe pretences. George Wild, the profecutor, Rated, that on the a4th oftsfl Oaoher, the prifoner came into his 'hop (a cheefemonger's) at Charing-crnfs, and alked for a piece of checfc for a lunch, which being given r.) him, he began to eat it in the fhop ; and carting his eyes up at the bacon plat•ed in the racks, raid lie trAi a dealer in bacon, and would purchafe Come, if the witnefs could fell him any at a cheap rate, as he kept a hole and cart at Greenwich, and fold Inch com modity at :he different markets ; witnefs having fome of an inferior quality, let him have it ; alto feveral hams at the rate of Md. per pound ; the tolv , ;c of which came to 71. rid. The prifouer having bought the fame, wanted to talie it away vi.hotit paying the price, fayiag,lie sivnild return in en hour, and bring the money. Witnets would cot c-nuent, obferving, he was a flranger to the other, a!:d not (offer his goods to he taken aaay withr.ut hc;ag paid for. The Priforer then ordered the bacon to I,r racial up, went ~u t of the thnp, and fr.on rt. tame , and dated, that he could not pi K.i, - bat would giro obfirvin. , Le was Cpeflabilitv and a free!iolder, is ding.:' e r • Soar to the Blue Anchor at Gi :enaie!.; kept bodes and cars, and reeeirr 7J. rr his freehold, Iref,des ef• 4 ji. feseral bills formerly given by hiniaclf, a,. pcatcd did, honotrcd ; sad, v . ...lc, e !I 01,%. told the Winters fo platdible a Rory, that the latter was induced to let him have the goods on his giving a note for the money, payable in fifteen days, after ..hich the property was fent away by the Greenwich Coach. Before the bill became due the Prifoner came again, and humbly requefied a couple more flitches and feveral hams, to furnilh one of his cuf tamers with in Newgate-fireet : the fame was given him, to the amount of four pounds ten thillings and eight...pence, but no money was produced. He laid he would pay fur it the neat day, and repeated the former account given of his rcfpeaability. Witnefs having fit:peeled that his condua was not fincere, hired a porter named Methans. to whom he gave the laft purchafed articles, and defired him to ob ferve where the Ptifoner fhould direet it to be lett; I they both went together, and when they got to the Wine Vaults, the corner of Fleet Market, the pri. foster took *the porter in, ordered him something to drink, and while the latter was fo employed, went off with the bacon undifcovered. The porter being left alone returned to the Witoefs, and related how he had been ferved. On the day following Witnefs I received a Letter from the prifoner to the following effeft : 41 Worthy Sir, I am forty to inform you, that I have met with a very great hurt coming over the water IA night ; I luk my money, and cannot pay you the money till next week. I am, Sir, your true friend, &c." This apology was not relifhed, and the witnefs next day went down to Greenwich to enquire for him ; but on going to the Blue anchor, found no perfon who knew the prifoner ;—he had been feen among other petitioners, but was known never to have kept a horfe and cart at any time in Greenwich. Witnefs believing he had been defrauded, went to Sir Richard Yearfon, of Greenwich College, who in formed him, that the prifoner was a very bad man, that he bore an infamous charafter, and had been tried for felony ; and promifed when he next came to the College to detain him. The prifoner, finding by fame information which he received, that the wit nefs had been making inquiry after him, went to the latter, and laid he had loft all his money, but would get Tome more goods from fomebody elk, and fell them to pay the witnefs, who nbferved, di I topple you mean to rob others to pay me ;—if fo, I would rather be unpaid." After which, he took him to St. Manin's Watchhoofe. The porter who went with the bacon to the gin !hop. corroborated the profecutor's evidence. The prifoner (poke in his defence, and behaved in the molt extraordinary manner, Paid he was a gen. tleman, and a fair tiader. He kept the Court con nulled with laughter at the droll and ftrange way in ' which he conduEted himfelf. The Jury, without he fitation, pronounced him Guilty ; and Mr. MAIN. WARING fentenced him to be imprifoned one month in Newgate, and publicly whipped from Charing- Crofs to the end of Parliament-areet. The prifoner was an elderly man, ufed all the rough language of a tailor. and, to life his own exprelllon, had been at tea, man and boy, for twenty-four years. The Seffions ended. Maaxamtonon-Srekar.-Yellerday a dathing young Cyprian in the vicinity of Rathbone-place, charged her Matron with affaulting her, and detain ing her property. A nephew of the landlady had taken apartments for his fair companion at the houfe of his aunt; but owing to pecuniary difficulties, he had been unable to acquit himfelf like a gentleman, and had confequently refigned the reins of manage ment to his fair friend, and a (port time after entirely deferted her. The fum of 31. was due for the apart ments, which was promifed by die Lady to be fpee dily paid ; but her Matron doubting her veracity, entered her apartments, and infided on her quitting her houfe that infant, and that the fhould detain her trunk as a fecurity for payment of the money. The Lady was turned out by afliflance, and was inc to take (hater with a Lady in the firfl floor, where the thought herfelf ill-treated, and went down and demanded her trunk, feized hold of it, when it was forced from her by the landlady, who committed the affault, by (hiking her, and tearing her pelice. The Magillra:e faid, that the profecutrix was entitled to her property, and the man who took the logging was the proper perfon to pay for' it ; unlefs the profecu trix chofe to fettle it, the could not be compelled. On Monday next, the State Lottery begins draw ing, and will continue on the ,4th, 18th, 2111, 24th, 26th, 28th, and 3111, of the prefent Month, and on the 2d and 4th of kebruary, which will be the IA day of Nicooesou's fortunate Tickets and Shares can only be had in London, at 88, Cornhill, corner o f the Royal Exchange. The prefent Lottery, which commences drawing on Monday next, peculiarly claims the attention of adventurets, as well from its Scheme being replete with Capital Prizes,judieioufly arranged, asalfo from the prefent law price of Tickets and Shares, and thofe we prefume m±lll cnnfiderably advance, as, we are well informed, the demand hitherto experienced hat been unparalleled. Mars. Jameson and Co. therefoe nand refpeeliully recommend an immediate purchafe to their numerous friends, and inform them, they have on Pale a great variety of 'rickets and Shares in choice, and filed numbers, at their old and truly fortunate Licenfed Sate Lottery Office, No. 3, l'ope'sHead-alley, Corohill, London, which for more than thirty years, fluids preeminently diiiinguilled for its extenfive rale of Capital Prizes, both in whole Tickets and Shares. The King's Evil, which derived its name from the faith in a royal piece of filver, was a remedy which carried medicine into Gothic oblcurity. Reafon and Physic acquiring a mare refpeltable footing, deflroy ed the belief in charms; and in Charles's reign, the refpedable Wiiernan gave a method of cure on ra- tional principles of practice. In the glands Serophu la generally fixes, and thole more efpecially about the and throat,obitrulling the abforbent glands, and thole appropriated for the (Aiwa, and the fent% of ladlnq. SPIL)IWRY'S Avrocnesuric Danes in. create the glandular athon, and for that ret.fon have . he, n p: cfcr red in cales iqfcrophttle. In fcrophnliins the flit) it prnduces in free a circulation of ::-e r:ty;rati,n, and ether neeeffary fecretions, that .is a t cnetly of this kind it is iniequal• • Fo: the truth of the sac:lion of the cure inplutia, vide Spelt - vory's Treatife and Cafes of 1:c. Price 3s. 6,1. tuld ingether with rF : Drops, No. t 5, Snhn leisure, in battles, including , a ss. 61. 106. 6d. and tI. ts. eacL. ;!:ac t• LONDON MARICB7I CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JANUARY 6. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 454. to 3u. Seconds 4os. to 434 per foek. A RETURN or FLOUR, From 'Me seth of December to the Jodi of December. Total—t3.o39 facks—Average 495. 845. co 6d. lower than lift return. PRICE OF HOPE. *BAG& Pouters. Kent - 41 41 to 3 1 ss Kan - Si lit to 61 6s Sullen - 41 .to to 31 as Sores - 51 81 to 31 14s Elles - 41 t6s to 31 oo Farnham 61 os to 81 os Old Duty 199.0004 PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 6os to mos per ewe. White ditto yo to 19os do. Trefoil re to 6os do. Carraway boa to 63. do.' Coriander.. 16, to tys do. Turnip too to 3os per Mad. White Mallard Sad, IGO tO ii, do. Brown Mao, . to to ads do. Canary, 1,6 d to 9 sod do. Rape Seed. 35E to 3 8 1. For left. SMITHFIELD, January 6. To fink the olfal-zper Roue of 81b. Beef 44 8d to ss 8.1 I Veal 66 4d to ys tod MUM 411 8d to 6s sd Pork 4s od to ss Ild IIlAD Or baits about 600—Sheep and l.amba 14 00 . NEWOATE and LEABENII ALL; January 6. Per Roue of 816. by the earcafe ; Beet 40 td to 55 4,1 I Veal oidto7s 84 Ntuttoo 3s fid to 31 2d Pork 41 od to so id PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. 112yperload 4 10 10 s 10 I 4 6 oto 3 12 0 4 4to 5 18 0 Straw 1 4 to 1 13 1 5 6to 1 to 0 1 810 1 16 0 Clover s to to 6 o en oto 6 to 0 PRICE OF TAI.I.OW IN LONDON. St. James's market 45 944 Town Taliow 86s od to os Clare Market ea 84 Rugs ditto (ran.) 772 od to 785 Iffhiteckapel Marlitt Raffia ditto (foap) 725 ad to 73s (per Acme of 81b.) 0 844 Melted Stuff 635 od to 655 Ditto rough 44s od 10 Oil iiis ad Greavell 145 od, Average Price 4s 844 Good Dregs 111110 01 Yellow Soap, 84s. to 00—Mottled. 922—Curd, 965 Price of Candles per dozen, (IL dd.—Moulds, t is. 6,1. PRICE OF I.EATHER, pa lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 5616 each . -led to at d Ditto, 6o to 651 b aid tp 23d Merchants Backs god to cod Dieting Hides aid to 224 Fix Coach !fides sad to 244 Crop Hides for Cutting sid to as 4 Flat Ordinary 1 9V to 1 Calf Skins, 3o to 4ofb per dozen 28 td 31 Ditto 50 to 70lb 29d to 33 Ditto 70 to Selb 27d to 29d Small Seals (Ofteoland) per lb. 35 6d to 3s 94 Large ditto loos to 14os per do:. 'Tanned Hoeft Hides ills to 28, each BIRTH& On Tutfday morning laftTlO6loueefter-platte, Portman-fquare, the Lady of Captain Butt, of the Royal Nary, of a daughter. lift week, the Lady of Edmund Pleydell, Efq. late of the Flak Pont Onardi, of a Rill•born child. On Friday lenni4ht, at Charlton Houk, the Lady of Jofeph Blake, Efq. of a fon. No. ay, MARRIED. Thurfday, at St. Ataffs Lambeth, John I.ongtioss„ of Meant, Efq. to Mils Williams, of Belmoot•placc, Embeds. DIED. On the lllth ult. at her daugt.tcr's, la Great Vine-ilreet, Picca dilly, Ia the 95th year of her are, Mrs Sarah Oliver, raid of Francis Oliver, Efq. of Exeter, and grandmother t. the prefect BUY" of Gloucefter. Wetislday, in Weftgatc ?sliding', Bath, Sir William Mania, Bart. of Mimed°, Carmarthen hire. At Edinburgh, en the 311 t ult. Mils Ann Scott, daughter of the late Hugh Scott of Gala. Monday, at Hull, aged 5‘ Mr. George Wilma Browne, many years a Rationer and bookbinder there. On the TR inflict, at Barton, Edward Dymoke, Efq late of Saufethoep, I.ineolcildrc. On the tad ult. John M`Donall, Efq. brother of the late Earl of Dumfries. On his pah.fige from India, on board the United Kingdom, Pat. Maztone, Efq. fon of the late James Maztone of Culloquhey, Efq. At Edinbaill, the 214 ult 'George Milne, of Syderf . , Efti: At Leith Walk, on the t 9th ult. Mr. Alex. Uodfay, Ichad mater and fcffion-elerk, South Leith. A! InverneN in the 27th year of Ws age, John Feder, Efq. At Edinburgh, on the 21 It ult. Mr. Henry Hume Smellie,writer. On the tBth ult. at Elk, Mr. James Clialmre, At Had, , 42 Friday fernight. aged 13, Malta Edward Codd, eldeft fon of Edward Codd, Efq. Town Clerk. At Ceylon, on the t :eh of Faintary left, Mr. Gavin Hamilton, pindfoa of the late Mr. Oman Hantinton,bookfeUer in Edinburgh. At Colombo, liland of Ceylon, on the isth of May hit, David Blair. Ffq of Bahhayoek, Major in the Hon. Eaft India Com pany's fervicc. On 'ruefday, at his vicarage haute of Sutton in the Ewell, Yorketire. aged 74, the Rev. Andrew Cheap, M. A. formerly fel low of Baliol College, Oxford. He held the living of Sutton thirty five years, being prefcnted to it by Archbifhop Drummond, on the &teak of Laurence St rne, the celebrated Author of Triftrani Shandy: he afterwards fuccceded to the Prebend and Vicarage it Kean-thorough, and was one of the Canon IttAdentiarics of the Cathedral Church of York. RO SHERDS'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR, OR. COUGH DROPS, For Coughs, Colds. Aftbouts, Hewing Coombs, and Confuraptions. j'HESE DROPS Are juitly allowed the ben Me. dklne for the eertiin Relief and effedual Cure of the above Complaints,not an Inftance having occurred, though taken by more than forty thoufand Patients, wherein they have been known to fail ; fo fuperior are their virtues over every other Medicine, that let the Patient be ever fu emaciated or reduced, after having tried every Medical alTiftance, it will aft as a charm, and inftantly re lieve the molt inveterate Cough, give cafe and freedom to ref *maim, promote gentle expeeloration, Strengthen the whole ele• bUltated Connitutinn, procure the refredung comfort of cell and deep, and quickly ellen a prrnaanent corr.. Me. Robberic being a regular Profelnonal Man, in emotive praftice, is prevented pay. lag attention to the fate of the above; he hae therefore appointed Melds. Citing and Sutler, of Cheapfult, his wisolefak Agenu, and to guard the Public againit a Spurious Nledicine,fo.d as Robberdes Cough Drops, with counterfeit Directions and Signature, t none polifibly tan be genuine) milers each direction I. Egned Weld. Butler. Sold wholefak and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. fide, corner of Paternott:r.row ; and by l'id h a:,l Green, Ozford.ftreet ; Wade, 01.1 Bond-ttr.et ; Purist! and Ward, Holborn ; latt. 11,hr., and Lent:.- wake, Royal Ezehan7,e ; Fade, 46. ; (Alta, 269, So. roses, and no where cite in I.ond9n; hut may be had of one or wore Medicine Venders in every town In the lung.loot, is bottles at 6s. std as. each. The following are further proofs of Cac Ell;c:.cy of the above Medicine ; From U. Mishaet Head, a Halifax, Nora Scat,, to t.ii Drup,;', ft. Lari&o, d ate d April 12, I -99 . . Gent muft beg you oil/ forwani inV:netliately, by !he Get packet for Halifax, withoat waitsni . Ivr the nth. r part of m) order, twelve doun d Robbcrdia Balfamic Elude, Cr Cough Drops, winch I n,n,ly balieve to be the very UR rernr.ly ever made ore at r (*gip, of ever; drfcript,,sn. A: th , tine I r-. ceircd (aim from you, I was with a dreadtut and Inflan.n.ation on my Lures, attend,' wish .3 yrs at ~ n and pain or my beralt,To that it vs, *v.) .1 I...u;ty I roulrl dr .16 my breath, which I mutt tandtc l C. 4 1, f• 3.1 my own kill.— sol the !bung rrrommer.d.,ti fret uith th,ns, I was sn dto make an immediate tri I, its h r3,11y, a• the bit ttat,d, tare Inc at Rant nla , and in a eery els rime pv,rely reftnrvi i.e.a I Lan fusee wAndkd the,- I,3fea, as...ltharclore th ill tor t his thew, assd am Int. Jen .0 COLFili.. w. hcy . arc - : Itirukte u.:11 • with•• I! ..L ! . me. You will ".. I, good a , * to t : • 01.114(n. Min of u.y Ira a nthzan. your eixj:knt S. t, • :, :u. !II la. GRAZNO /ARMS, In NOtTHAMPTONMIRt With early radicle. • tO BE SOLD, In powfussee eta Decree of the Court o' chalets . , before Aura, Morse,. I.lq. Deputy Renton ta Le , of the fold Court, at the F.: Chequer 011oe u, the Inner London, on liturfdliy,, Februery a, at is o'Clpek in Hs Lou, ' A CompAit and Capit.4l FREEHOLD and Tyihe. Free ESTATE, (ezonerstal front tit. Latsd•Tax) contain• ing about ylly Acres of good Land, ridded with ttrong quick fences and well watered, with a prinel e al Mefuage and three Sam hoofes, and vsrious farothisOut-bending thereon, Stu nal in the Patilbes and Liberties of 011anranb. Coeur, and F or . tort. le the County of Wortitantpun, diftarc rondos front Noah lunn9ton, 8: from Welton!, anti 76 from London; let to refpedis„ ble tenants. Mars. Evans, A right, Athby, and Harris, yearly,.., "old rents. .—The Eftate may be viewed un application to Cie te. slants, of wham, and at the Office df the kid Ideltu•y Rennin. armorer. and of Mr. flowerer, b eh in the Each goer (Mace, lon r ' Tratple..l.nedon ; Mr. Holler, at ThantL, Osforelth'..e: Mr, j oyo , 'rr.4lolarkhatu, at Nortkomptou, p 1•.t,4 Particula , s ingy be bad o and a Plan. or the Haste fern at Mr. Boyers; and at Mars. Evana's at the Grange Farm. HAVING ded;cated toyfelf to the Rudy. and beers 11 gratilea by the moil sonfiderable praGiee In that lirs , d i. whi s k I thought I.roper to feted, I unit that I lat e not most mil, employed my time titan thete who, ha the exceptive field of the profdGen, are occafiessally 'orneriest in uncertainty, and cane.; always attain that fools whirl Is acquired by concentrating the Intelivelual power to esseetsfs of difordeva The difealle et DEBILITY are peculiarly thltrelfokg for they bring- with them a train of concomitant iymptoms, and, by a de. prt4on of all vital energy, manta itfelf bennues coed:tend -- Whether they agile from the prevalence 081 awn*, the d, ana tlve habits of kiwi-bum or the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the molt atidunus proßfflonal 2111 ; but by the Ignorance of unedueated min, the iymptemsare aggravated, and the coal tudon Is deftroyed Ma MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE at SURGEONS, I ground my pretenflons on regularity of education; and pagrealog every prlvrege to pretties, I kel myfeif entitled to that confidence with vraktt I have hitherto been [oak-rani honoured. • . - - Its the Brit (claims of local we - Ands, curly applicatlem wog prevent the calamity of a debilkaual (nuns; but where the fut. firer. from a confdonfoefs of the ansnanlinek of the vice whirl) caufed his misfortune, is fearful of this contempt or engem of bh family pl•yfician, and broods over hi. Infirmity with careful Cdl3- mamma, It matt be fatisfadtocy for him to be affueed cot only of capability of treatment, but alto of the molt inviolable (teener. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is polliidr , o prevent pals, danger tie diftrefs ; in the moft complicated cafe. it la the acquire ment of eselufive experience In this hoc to cited • Cafe, certabt, anti fpeedy re-ellabliem•ent. I titer the advantage of ink eapeelenee to thole of either (es who are allieled with any kind of DEBILITY. of-any Ifymptents of VEt(F.REAI. INFECTION. and in cafes the terms of remu neration are Rated on the &ft Interview. • Patients in the country are curdled to Inclore a Bank note, and are visioned to (pettily their age and manner of living. MARTIN ARSE, W amber of the Royal College of gorgeous In Loudon. _ Strand, tear Ifimple liar . MEDICINE ACT. At the only Wareboofe for Dr. Jamcs's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Ctsweb-yani, Loo.'ou„ THE following MEDICINES ars fold, at thit prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties ; a d as it is waded, that from the aft of September, atop, the Stamps Smola be applied to all Propnotary Medicines, as well far isnitom for Howe Conrumption, and as a Confiderable Additien Is ma's tothe Stamps on thc Articles of higher Value, or tilde in Dubs the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, ur 11. 3s 6d. per Dozen; but the ( - beaky of a Dostat Packets in a Bottle (as wade up for the Army and ?Ley) may bS had for a L 4.. And as by Favour of the Corneal:losers of the Stamp Office, Plates arc prepared for Mr. Newbery's lip trate Ure s with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be ear*. Id to Went that the Words, . F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Pearls( are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicine:et and as it is prw fumed that this will be a ruffielant Security againft Counterfeits, his Signature on tke Lab, is an Dr. James's Powder will be Wesel. tinued from henceforward. Stamps will he allowed grads, mph's!, to there who punks& Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced Ankles. 1 Dr. James's PowJer 2,14. Lozenges of Blois asi —a Bottle 24 o Preake's 71:d. of Bari 4 0 —.—. Analepti c Pills 4 6 Hoeham's ditto 1 # —!arse 1 , ..,s 34 0 Engliat Coffee a Dr. Stters's Opodeldoe a 6 Genuine Ar.liemlreds $ 6 -.-- Cn' eyelike Oil s 6 Onnikirk liAcallaine S 6 —Camomile Drops 8 9 Inglis's Scot+ Pills I 0 ---.... Paregoric Lo- Effence of Peppermint tlt stages - t 1 i Grant's Drops . a a Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. H, ores Plllo t a Dr. Auftin's etsslybeste Glides Magnets 3 6 Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto . aII Dolby's Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops s 6 Effenee of Coltdoot 3 6 Spinals?. ditto s 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Suiluxier's Tea s 9 Mr.Spelleei Dentifrice 4 o Ott:skink's T'utdurs a I Jones's lt heumatie Tine. 3 6 Dn. Tole Lozenges t i N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are effised to the twat? y Articles above acclimated; and as many perfo. a, parti. elderly tenants and inefrengers, midake his bode, be is under the neceffity of pointing out, that it is at the Eaft Pod of tap Paul's, *waren to liteapfide, and that it has a large white Rimmed fronts ea which theft words are inferlhall • Tog arta , M . ...madam's ha &L lama's POWDER." VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR , Surgeon, No. 9 , WCW Erldge-ltrett a DEAR WI, London. IT it with the mark heartfelt fatisfAaion that I ad drat you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medicine-4.EAKE's PATENT PILIS.--In the (piing at this year I bad the misfortune to contra. a Venereal Complant, atten ded with the mutt alarming and dangerous fymptuctin ; in le much that I have been renamed to my roam (or a whole week together, and not able to Rir out of it I had no reit nigbt norilay, and (uttered the ni- It excruciating pain and tortneut, and erjiat was kin mock, my eyes grew weak and dim, fa that I could (.arcs difcem any object, if ever to elute to ate, anti expected nothing Ids than the total loft ditty tight. From a Rout, lic..kby, and rav ,hr carpel :at man, I became a mere lhadow, and an °llea cf pity and compatfion.My friends had all given me ov..r. and t - .ough: my recovery impotEhle. In thin dreadful Rme, and et• p ging every minute to be my laR in ibis wiied, I was torte n itely recommended by a neighbour to try your Midiciries, beg having tried all medical aid to no purpole. and been at an enormous eareace, k won tome time jatiore I could he prevailed on to take them; at lift I fent for lie bows, and before I had taltni them all, I found eonfiderable benefit ; my pains gradually de - created. and my eyelislit grew Inter, and to the great furrrire and alto nilltman of all my friends, (•frcr tlking three . e..zes more), my health and ltrength was retie:tit 'Oared, lad I ant now, (thanks to m 7 Gra and your invaluahle and hearty as roar I vas in my late. Your obliged humble fervent, High• 'treat, Eirmingham, htivemhr et, 0799. R. L. I.llon. The above Medicine is earneltly recomlnended to all pert , 111 that are in any .luubt of iheir being entirely free or every Very. real Affection. particularly to thole stout altering rtuir corditieas in life, as It Wi3 certainly eradicate ,ntery taint of tbs. 'linnet, of however : mZ Randi.:g. or however difeu fed unit-vele app.:armee of nth. r difur 'ere it may it for Sttort;llle. and Cera• m nut Complaints it is alto recommended to be taken, dpeualy is tb: Spring , SLenrmr. and Fall. l`ropar;J and roll by the role Prope , tor, Tense TATLOE. Menthe.: of the (:oepatatio• nt Surtmns, Landon, at hat bank. N u , New Aridge-Ittcet, where he well give Adoico. widaotrt • I -et, to Perfors r.t.ine 'bee Put.. anal will anfw.:r Patients Let. ter', IL port pa :in the fame, ernt•, ' , Warring Iv all carer thet nwA tavkialle (et r‘va, no Prift.ti's mow at este boring hem nont•toti, hat a thew oven pa te••:.r r:queft, by tSe Preprint.. during the. co.afe If more than 35 year.. that betas bad the eon. Ju an • atet .e Lae of the abort. Medaetnt: and the prelim. arif.ne thot.ir-tm. '1 he arc •If • fold by his appnir•ii•nt, it the Poison , ra, Na. 15, taan'a-it n et, PAU-mall ; 11r Robrrtfor's Tny-lbrr.No. ualiard•nr: t; r. Stf.tol. 13 , Nnktellet, Ahq 1. Unnol•vw• I.rt• lc •1" A . /,r-hall ; and by nne Fcroo IA ocry c.ayd a ak tows an t.ng;al..ri, ii9sca of wly so 9 4. each haled yr, yid foil al.ti Mom dlrecli.,••• LON 'IN Primed and pubiffhed by LEVEL PC !PIT. (at Can. ter'ory-rta.. Lambeth.) at the STAR Orrice. Neb. t. Come • Publ.ilatd silo at tits Srai ramie Der. ! ::.v I o. M I. Ifs ill