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SONG wittrrEN sv MR. A.MPHLEtr. eittNnivk cAftsi. . ----- HORIH CAROLINA, RALEIGH, JUNE a 3. Oa Wednefday lan, before the Circuit Court beta fir this diftria, crone on to be tried the Colt , brought by the tarn of Coventry and others. the reprefenta lives of the late Earl Grenville, againn Meas. Col lin: end Allen of Edenton. The Jury being (worn, the Plaintiffs' Counfel Rated their title as follows : That in 1664, the Province of Carolina was granted by Xing Charles 11. to eight Lords Propric• tars, of whom Lot :I Carteret, afterwards created Earl Grenville , was one -- that iti 1729, afterwar ds a he Lords Proprietors f urre ndered their p Crown and arts of the Province to i be Crown—that in i 744, the Earl Grenville divided the Province, a nd o renvne eigh— th p a rt was allotted and set apart for Earl Gille that in 1763, Earl Grenville die, leaving Robert, his fon, and heir at law, who took the title,l and eftates—that in F ebi nary, 17,6, Robert, EG le to ren ville, died, and by his will deviled his e trUftecs in truft for Lord Carteret and others—that in 1196, Lord Weymouth, one of the traflees, died; the demife was laid Itt, on the title of the furviving trunks; and adlls on the title of Lord Carteret : to prove the drfcent of Robert Earl Grenville, the depofition of John Parkinfon was read ; and to prove the conveyances between the Crown and the Lords Proprietors, and Earl Grenvlle and the Crown, the original deeds were produce i d and read—hcie the Plaintiff's Counfel relied their cafe. The Defendant's Connie! then Rated their Defence . . . ilist'slie neer'interniptea at groundlels alvetia. Bum* at a diftance the French are hi arms; let 'em come, and we'll inert 'eat all fafe it the ilsafre 'take their guns and then fend 'cm of back for Coax intik And if they return pad in ebitids didold afire, And their topfal's at bleed give a fimie to the Witt Hilda tars, brho at it ranee long defiance bast hared, Shall withip "an aid land vat fate in the real world I. Advantages doubt k 6 they have on their fide. Far cad Frenchman behind his own minket may bide I '/lot (boo fay they're tad Mee, which f readily own, Vesiki'd they all are, and that near to the bone I. tkisrs fay the* will find us ali fennething to do, 1 Defiles merely meeting and running them through; Which 1 readily pant to the* foes of our crown, r., we Malvin* be abuse in n o,eisg am: dram :f lilac &gest &beg fay is too deep lo his plou. Mid that &Robs, dell Dritons. are blundering felts; Int trier mind while Ow roles ate guarded with dieril. And oar blunders are dab *hien hairs tradirfwar *sr I Tres for b log too deep tot as ks 'an been fthl, Anti in tricks and (mations preach ip their own Ocill, *hot la Jaeobine's heroes wets funk by Lord Havre, tritidi tars might have cried, • they're s.. imp far us rib* !" • fie world Iry in arms nought again* us can do, Sklar Britons at hdiie are walled and true; Let no plans of ittraflan go Jr i outage then cool. Vlie thef.slivw **id fear Wale the de you es rule ! to be•••• TR, That the rights of the Plaintif f s were loft by the change of Government which toot place on the diffolution of the Royal Government ; that they thereby became Aliens, incapable of holding lands, and this incapacity Rill exilic. ad, That by the declaration of Rights, and the C.,ntlitotion of the State, the Rights which the Plain tiffs bad before the volution, became style in the Collective Body of t he People of North Caro d lina. 3d, That their rights were taken away by Come of the sas of Affembly for confifcating lands, and for opening offices for the entry of vacant and unappro priated lands. 4th, That the Defendants had been in d &Baal pof feffion of the land fine the year t 787, uner a grant from the State, wit hout any eclectic claim fi t up, till the fuit brought by the Plaintiffs To prove the latter, the grant was read, and a tlatement of faits tending to prove the poffeffion. The Plaintiffs' Counfel then tendered u demurrer to the evidence; and upon the Plaintiffs admitting ditlinely on the record that the Defendants had been in the *dual polieffion of the land trom 1787, the de fendants Couniel joined in demurrer i wheteupon the Court difcharged the Jury from further con fi derati on of. the mit. The argument of thi demurrer was pottponed by the Court till December term. The Counfel for General Davie preffed for the fuit brought AgAinll him, but the Court direfted it to be continued. rn the ground that it was unneceffary to try that till the demurrer thould be argued and dill - cf. There wete foam years fine at Oxford fix Phyfi. thus peculiarly circumfauced i-d-The breath met of ; the two firft did not exhale w the o dours Anglia " the aid was remarkably Leas; two others raretuibulent and quartelfonte ; and the laR The was fappofect to be an tisersieras in Ms profelfion. Coltegiatia, in conies:trance, gave them the refpdt;'e of .4 Flare Pis Fader, Bank, ,Wilts, Salim Death ' !" Gentleman, the other dayi at the weft end of towns being dofely purfued by the bailiffs, made ..deape into an empty hook, , which he firoogly -barricaded, feting , his purfuers at -defiance. who = he plan nrgbf and days to eompel him to at diferetina, through famine. The people adng houfe, bearing of the cafe , made a eh Armagh their o*n houfe. and fis pp lied the hemifoned gentleman with nourifhment : they at brought him into Weir own houfe, and affifed his efeape, , few lo ve p ool a wo applied to the Magi at Liverpool for a pats, who appeared, from riar own aceeent, corroborated by other teftimoniesi 'e a vets remarkable chant:ter. Sheer ferved (*ldler on the Continent, during a gpert of late war, and on board a privateer in the forefeet in the fame difguife. In this laft fituation the taken prifoner, and bad been liberated on the dikover y of her fez. On Mimday fe'nnight, as the Rev. 3. flatways, Reaor of Arington was w alking upon his glebe, a Be gun was fired f i rom. the Park (to which the glebe contiguous) by Hamar &swan's, one of the game keepers. The ball paled within about two paces of Mr. H.'. break cutting off feveral eerie( wheat from :rep which he was infpeaing. Monday night a woman of elegant appestat's tt was detetted in picking the pocket of a young ma hi Camberwell fairef bib watch. She was fecund kit I I ne watch houfe. On Sam. Jay night about nine o'clnck, a Seacomb boat ping over the River with two boatmen and', fuer paffengers, came apinft a (hip's cable lying in the &earn mid filled, by which acc ident one of the boaterten,jokph Beard, with a Merman of the name of Leather and hi. wife, were unfortunately drown ed. Jofeph Beard has left a wife with fix children sad again pregnant ; the other boatman, with fare gen. %tartan, and au old woman, paffengers, were d. At Cromer, on Monday fe'nnight, the Captain of the cutter lying off that town, took on board a great number of ladies and g entlemen, for a morning's eacurfion. The fails were bent, and they went off w ith a favourable b for the occafion, but they had not been long at lea when a thunder form came on, with very heavy rain. The Captain thought it heft to keep at lea till the rain was over, but it UR . ed fo long that the company became Cu impatient to effea a landing, that he failed dircaly for the beach. In his attempting to get near, the veffel frock on the Gant, and the boats were employed in bringing them on More, where fortunately they were all Gately land-', ed, although couliderably wet. On Sunday morning four men, who f appearednte, o b e mechanics,mechanics, a pplied to Mr. Doe, otran-la who kaeps boats to let, and hired a four-oared cutter for the slay. They were noticed by f I perfons pseceeding lip the river, from their extreme awk w aidnef , in towing and managing the boat ; and on their return, about (even o'clock in the evening, when i.rptifite WdrllliferOnh Creek, one of them was ob. keyed, 'a crab as II 14 ca led, that is, miffed his froke with the VAT and 1.-11 Lackwaid.., not into the boat, but or - et fitk others stove unable to (fop, or put the Vat abou., until their unfortunate companion, after 'err; al ;II llgOC.s bad funk. Several boats without put ,•ir, un.; c—Ornuetl is drag for a great while finding :tic body. A I_ ter lion' Yarrnonth of the tßth, fars-- ,, On .1olula) wc expetia , ed mot dreadful Itorm : o tort lip by ihe To it, and broke lee: tat trees; 11,e r.ou len iu In:tents, and the thunder A 1.4.1 light. i neettant." On M. i•day, the t MIL the wind. blew 6, f ie f' s , and t i c ha t an h. high, a t Hat ieh, that 1,4 t lof the launch b longing too r. (;aatiA:_,l (hip budder , was w anted ao y. A yuth (ton of Mr. Gt with . or m en, ,riniediately took a boat. with the inten t:on ot far 'rig it. but faileil in their attempt, and awe sh.t to It 3. Great fees were entertained for ; h ei r tAtep. at.d s (meat was difpatelted to take them up, but A ILIV.III lIICCCIS The anxious and painful Grl 114 I? 'TIC, df Welt fortunately teiteved by their re. I Attr , i,t 1 the nest morning, when the 1.. d ~bated, wad the) gut en {bore at Wood WI II• Ant64lle. tiAllBlO/1 House.— jams Wad ind jeffir Costae. two watermen, were ye lerday.brnught before Alder. man CLAIM, who fat for the Loan MAYOR, charged by a Gentleman with taking from him more than their fare. it appeared that do the morning cf the. 13th infield this Gentleman employed a boat from the Temple Stairs, to tonvey him and two ladies tn a Margate hot , then under way, which they did not overtake until it reached the New Cranq Stain. The lades went on board, and the gentleman returned to the Temple Stairs; when they charged him eight thillino, whereas as. 4d. was their fare. He alfo complained that there was neither name nor number on their boat. Cotton denied he was w w aterman, and laid be only lent his boat to Wood. which was freflt painted. They were told that they had incur red two or three penalties ; but. it being their firft offence, they only paid ten (billings mach for the over charge, which they were obliged te refund, and pay all the et peaces. A baker was fined thirty ihillings for expofing bread for fele Ihort of weight. . A fearnan has been apprehended at Portfmo uth, on fufpicion.of having been concerned in the atm. cious murder of the Officers of the Hermione fri gate, in the Welt Indies. Proper perfons have left town for the putpofe of identifying his perfon. On Tuefday morning the honfe of Mr. Dusratto the ~ i n Holton, was broke open. and plate, &c. t value of ail. Bolen thereout. John Richardfen, a bricklayer, who lives iii Wood bridge.ftreet. Clerkenwell, in his brats' drunken paf lion, threw his wife down a flight of Rain on Sun • day evening, by which he Cut her cheek and face in a dreadful manner ; next morning when be went to fee her, he cut he r head open wi mp a quart ot. Saturday Richard Mendha, scented of u ttering forged notes, was fared with an indiernent to Rand trial for that crane before the High Court of Jutti cloy at Edinburgh, on the ath of next month. Saturdayfennight, James Buchanan, a young man, who WAS b an ifhed Scotland,at the Springtircui chart 1803. was bronght to Glafgow and isnprifoned on a ge of forging bills, which he got difcounted in the Royal Bash. Sinautai Occuesenca.--Old Baron D'Agoilars the miler , was requeßed by a relation to purehaie a particular ticket No. 14,068 in the Lottery, to be drawn in the year silos , (but which was fold fame few days before.) The Baron died on the ,6th of March following, and the number war the firft-drawn ticket on the 24th, and as (rich, entitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds. The Baron's reprefentatives um der thefe circumftances therefore publifhed an adver tifement, offering a reward of tool. to a ny' perfon who might have found the faid tidbit and od de liver it up. Payment was flopped. A wholefale linen draper, in Cornhill, who bad ordered his broker to buy him ten tickets, which he depofited i f n his theft, on copying the number s for the purpofe o examining them, made a miflake of one figure, and called it 14,168, inflead of 14,068, which was the zopoot. Prize. The Lottery being finifhed, he fent the ten tickets to be examined and marked. To his utter alto nifhment, he then found the error of the number co pied on his paper. On his demanding payment at the Lottery Office, a caveat was entered by old D'Agui. lar's executors ; but an explanation taking place, the zo,ocol. was, immediately paid him. Ibis fall ir well 1140111 r, and ought to be a caution to the public, not to deßroy their Tickets and Shares till they have rue fully examined them. In the Stare Lottery to be drawn the 24th of Next Month, are more Capital Prizes to thermal' quantity of Tickets than any former Lottery. Three Twenty Thoutand Pound Nine Three Twill...4nd Pound Peizev, Three Five Mout:lM Pound Prize... And no Prise kfit tit:al sot. We beg leave to remind thole perfons who do not with to lore the opportunity of realizing an indepen dence by puckering one of the above Capital Prises, the Tickets told Shares are now on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices, at the following Prices icka - - C. 17 all 0 e Half - . L•st s ex 1 Eighth - 4.) 7 teurth - ♦l3 o I Sixteenth - 13 # In confequence of an unsfual demand, (end only 25,000 Ticket.) a fpeedy rife will certainly tale place. being the only lottery to be drawn this year. On Wednefday fe'nnight, the Inflicts of the Peace in the Greenock diftria fined James Murray, driver of the mail coach to Glafgow, in one guinea, for the benefit of the poor, and granted a warrant to imprifun him in the Tolbooth of Greenock, until payment was made, fur his wanton and barbarous behaviour, in lathing and maltreating a cow in the moll unwar rantable ma nner in the beet of Cart's Dyke 1 as • (crying for further confideration the amount of da• mages for the injury the cow may have fuftained, and the quantum of expenses to be awarded. Yeftcrday morning Runnington was aceofted by a man croffing the fields between Dalton and Kingeand, who alked his way to Hackney ? Run nington diretted him, when the fellow knocked him down, and was about to rifle his pockets, but on fting two me n coming in view, he ran off, without effe his purpofe. Wednefday evening as two young men were croft . - ing the fields from Peckham, they were flopped by feveral fellows, pretending to be a prefrgang, who took their watches from them, as a pledge that they would meet them nest morning, at a public.houle in Keut-ftreet, where the young men went with fume friends, but the villains knew better than to keep their appointment. Wednefday night as Mr. Grantham, of Swallow. Meet, was coming through Stuncy-lane, in the Bo• rough, lie was hustled by three mcn and a woman, i who robbed him of twenty p o unds, and his watch. Wednefday afternoon a woman in a long cloak went to a Otop in BeechAreet. Barbican, and (tole a hat, Tales halt a guinea. Being taken, a large quantity of cosinti.i felt Meer was found upon her. As the two tons of a Gentleman of Warfield, were nn 'Churl - Jay last returning in a gig from (pending part of their a:lca:ion in the neighbourhood of Sun ning-bill, the horfe fuddealy took fright, and having lan A way tnr the (pace of about tht tc hundred yards, owing to the incapacity of the miser, turned upon a pod, and dallied the carrine into a thoufand pitteS. 'II% : : oungtit I ,n, a priiini:iry, boy of eleven years of age, was killed in t!.O fr 't, and his brother, aged fnuiteen, alto ii!.geiir.g in elcr , iciating tor ture<, p n.,,n0c.! drii Itu:y 1 , noble übjee, expired BIRTH. Saturday. Mn. JeM • Drury-lane Theatre, el • 'an. --::::"---'--rrIARR1FD. Wednefday, TAward Moles, Efq. of Rofborpfgoare. to Mifs Rote Inaction, niece of Abraham Goldfmid, E f q . of the fame pwe 1 Oa. Tutfd.y, ?.1r William Pole, Bart. of Whale, in the county of ' Devon. to Mifs Sophia Anse Tempter, only daughter of G. Tam pkr, Efq. of Mapwlebe. In the eanory of Eutnerfet. On Wedoefday. Mr. Richard ware, of St. Jobn-Rreet, to Mitt Chritlian Almon!, al:mega of John Aunaml, Efq of Aberdeen. On Tucfday, Wm. Chilton, Efq. of Sakhalin, to Mif,Ovingtoca, of Throtton, Durham. S a t u rday, at I I unsterile %Priest. Thomas Squire. Efq. of Peter. borough. to Mils PhdliProarof ibui'llwik H .oults Stuffolk. --------------------- DIED. On the 3t ft Angufl, dot, In the Loll huller, Mr. pen Taver ner Dinka . . li:krk in the Military Dosed Dam Wen t°. Bar cal; and formerly a Hilt Identenant in the trth It h,ln di elisacot ef toot. who b..ii lett a wife and dauslatet erborianc 1 Cuiint ry to lament Ais I o 1:2 .______, on Sunda) es f1.i, , ,z. Some days Cm r A lad, in the neir,hbrtorbood of S!lnrcaitch. v• 1 - .0 1...1 1...,1 one c•ni of a tcpe to the t 4.1 of the da e•, .4 , ,d , lie otheT , n a hook in the wall, for the ra:p , le , t t a ,ng , , Ft, being miffed for Come time 1..4% , . 0... , 1 II 11.4% An I kir( h being made for h.m, be v ~. ~ . .rovt 1-d ss rh the tope entangled t•": 1 1:., i..-:.!..,•3:tc dead : ti.e hon k having pieta sa.v . at 01 , ooe end. and that end .1 J e line unac conntabl, tn ,n'tsg found :.tat, o ,ationed Ingo this cata:tt , ill:. ! , It. I! vat I, el eminent Criv.--keeper, of Park- I me:t. ,!,.. .r.,, , ,, of Germ ()reel, wet aril. in& nn S :.der lea, Or. ll.t t. 414 L.:: '.• • .!T1 t MVO pod StukC• N v eingei n in a tat :J care. when I.:. brief' . I.idderily It . i :. ir).t, anJ Oaf .. 1.. m, I.y yr:atilt i. &till wa , 1 I A :twed. A (Art h.ippri. , t tu t-t cerning up fo din( t the time that il.t et.cci ure• , ',Wel) tun over his neck and cr.-nileta etc 11 , 41. , i: c4taftrophs.--Co -1 4..0 . . % (IMO, mi.:gala' icall). kEtnilierf3t4S; PALittt, hied GO'ITY. APPIiCTIONS, with then slid eaneernitants, Soafw, rer Syng Paine, Flatulency, Intlischins, and get. Dahill 1 ,(orio, taAiti4Arlaatever Nome) are relieve/ and frt-quently cureJ ni Ira Efenee of Nisikard Plus, finer hrery other wears had railed. The Vlsid Flews of Mallard (and Welt the Pills, In timid esinpialata where neeeffary) is perhaps the molt aflive. peoetra • end, ADD Ciketial awsoly In t h e world. coring the fevtrelt SPRAINS AND IlittliSFS, is len than lAN the Wu Ninny taken by ()psi , Noe, Arose. Wade or any Wig' liniment or Embroeatl u; and if ufed its issellatdraftaisay awident, It prevents the part tarning.bnek. U is prepared aod full at as od. each boa or bottle. by R. John, item. Apethwary. eia. ts, Oseek•ftrsae. Saito, Landon , . and way be had of every MeOcahe Ifeetbrt in Great Winds and Ireland. Mr CREENOUGH's CBLEBR All ED TlNl'llitt:ls. ONE for eleanfing and ,pteferving the TEETIii Oand effiduslly airing chellerrry In the Owns, preventing the Tectlaroni (Wilier Decay, and rendering the Brcsea te oder perfeelly. • Tweet. The other for the Too th Ade, which Oa insat without blueing thiTeeth or Gums. Alto Mr. Greenough% Ataxia Latesiges, Width are a fir . fpeody remedy for the Heartburn, Indigtftlen, Pain or Wind the litealeb, thrift difonkrs that rade from ters free living. bud preirenta the ill 'Setts of bed wine. isle hoe, Sm. MaTr Nothing as be a better proof of thi meaty of die above eines than the high mate they have bast held in *wards of as yeas. ' Every 'modifier is requefted•to Wave. that P.. Hamad, No. to, Ladgatrhill, is printed on the Swig; all ethers are COM, leek& They we prepared end fold by R.. Heyward, Chymlit (Sueceiter to T Greenough, the Inventor), No. to, Ludgate-hill Laden. Sold alo by F. Newtiery . No. 0, St Paul's Church-yard: Bayley and Bkir, Cockfpur.R.reet ; 1. Ward. No. tee, Holborn"; W. Clark; No. 2 69,1nrwils ; cad oven end Co. Na. ago, Onferdttreet.--• Trice sa lid. MATISMS, wc. eta DR. sreshs's OPODELDOC . rAUTION.—On the ontfide of the Wrapper na web Bottle of the real Midicine, a Ramp is find, inswhich is engraved •P. New No. 43, St. Pas," and over Cott of the Bottle Label is lofted, with t heft Weeds. Dr. Steers's or., prepared by F. Vew'ae": ' w Ali theft which arc fold rtt ld oeliethefedefignaeloos erectors Coseiterfeits. The Public are rowiseited to - attend to this. Cradoo, in roof* of on Impolition w idth has been predifed by certain Ifea =Medicios,wbo, under cover of a wonation In trade with' Mr. Newhery's Histik,have not only rots In London, bet by tra wling round the Country, have digianinated through the Betel Dealers in all parts of the biuld om large q uantities o iffil• preparation al this Opodeldierrin the NM* Diredions ot h tbeNanzits of De Stews, of Charing Cnds, and Mr, Newbery , d f". pad's Church.yard, are wide isk of, In order the wow com pletely to deceive wintry The genuine Opodaldoe ;wand fold by R Nowhcry and env Sass, No. , St. Paura, on the Loath .way, a few doors fr Cheardde, , Battles, price as 6d. each, duty included; and by thofeVenders oidy in the Country who oder the real Me- di c ine iodic its appropriate Some. • • AVI G dedieatid loyfe to the Andy. and been giendul by dee sift otoidersble Moeda In Mil homed oldie I thought "toper to Idea* I watt that I bow semen sli m I dole than dada atm, io the =Wane bald of Cho are occallondly unmated to uncertain'', sod cannot always stab that fumed which 11:=ed by concentrating the power to ate ebb of Thedlianleo of DUMMY are pendia* &draw fat Om arith them a train of camom fampooma, ask by,s . 4 all vital energy, relitrusi kid( fauna aldsleterad.. - ... day erratum dadrovilsinsidll oraMpla, &Callow dve Wits of fehoed- boy eribelodidgatots of slotocirf , die? rca igaintelit moduillemais piddlltual- Mt obit by the the leonine* of umedroated men, the fympariatare a ggravated, mad cceit. tattoo is deftroya. Asa MUMMA of the ROYAL COLLPOItod stntotows, I limed my praenfiona on rev . ley of educed am; and Prielni every privilege to pradice, I kel mykif entitled t o that coofsdenee with which l have hitherto been banally Istaanurost In the lint fenfadasa of local weaknefs, tatty applikedon will PC the calwalty of a debilitated hem; but where the W hew, nom a onalloultoris of the monattliefa of the vice which au fed Ida saithrums. is kaki of the ountringe or calor/ of his foray pbylidan. sod broods neer his WS witty with careful too =it mad be imidadlery for him to he aimed sot onl y of of tristatent. bat alto of the mon inviclabio feezecy. And In remit Vamscal Compialateit is rabic to prevent pain, danger or ddhers4 In the moll complicated cafes It is the acquire ant of weinhirre==e bthit lute to sled a fife; ands, sod toady I oiler the sewage of it'` mince to Mote of either fee oho werißided with any kind of DEBILITY. of any Itelptaens of V ENSItF.AI. INVICTION , end in ill cafes the terms of remu neration are Raced co the Brit interview. Pad main the country are ea petted to bleak a Tiar vas a sate, and remsedol to fpecify their age end wanner of Bring. MARTIN ABBE. Yewher of Rot Royal College of Sutras in Landis. Nn sti, ArundeMilreet, Swurd. tai Teal& Oar 1....... -.- MMUS TOP. 1141 0 " Pura • Is dl, l Vey Ste Mateg Man Lai - - lade d tikes 81 Lab o ocaft lid r laIST: 111 'The 1 N;. In JMLn laa Ine 1 Te I Aaiii The 0 ta Pb G en rHE m or GILEAD en- HAIM thehlood. without miming it ;braces without Bienn ial* ton 'YAW? the nervous fylteli; frees and diburthens the Mkt" and other important organs; retains oliftrudium and droves edf Ti cid Bra m Lamour% ftrengthens the general itaiit and hemp beck the Inufaelar fibres to their natural and beakhy is A% it calculated to produce in a confiekrable degree, ala or an y a dick tired+, to it moll . under certain modifications and retitle nom. be equally adapted for the cure of every (peke of decay. The vaktudinirian by birth. who've' received (new hi. parents the Inheritance of a difeakd and unprolific frame; the delicate ft mak whom an irom. red and inactive fife, together with the Immo. iterate oleo( ins sad other weak and watery aliments. has.whboa any task of berv,brought on all the calamitous fymptonts of a con any Iselin, and are, without timely Banana:, finking into as untimely grave! To flab as there the Cordial Balm of Gilead will agurd the Inca peramaient relief, and miters, (under divine in. Gurnee) to the ro)tryment of all the comforts of life. •,• Perfons in the country requiting the IhAttur's oplakm re lative to inveterate rata. are to lactate his dual fee of a guinea, in a ktter, with the tlate of their cafe. Stick letter Should (for falai) be tbs. dime-tech. -0 Money letter,l)r. Solonnvel•Ac's Brovralow-finer, Liverpool ; paid double pottage" A SAVING OF NI Ne. SHILLINGS IN TWO GUINF.AR. N. B. The Cordial Balm of Uikad ttles fold in bo ninttle., price ruinerlf a guinea each. Moe are alto 33a , bo contaig equal bottles at to., fid, by winch the patient raves os. hold by Remnant, lumbutigh IC Bach, Pearedkreet , New York ; Matthews, No. if. Strand, London; and In B,tb by Masud ; Brighton, Gregory ; Barn s.gbasn. Knott and loy 's. Bedford, Smith; Blandh.rd, •Malmo.). ; Bury St. kalm Diugkant: ; Cheitenhani, Mkinci ; ambrhige, Hodgkin; ctiv,stiti ; Colchett r, Kerner ; Canterlatinr, Simmons ; Car- Idle, Jibe; Chatham. It therisigton ; ChcLitsf,,rd, Clathsr; Chener, and Son ; Chlchelter, ; (Irroccfter. smith ; Chirp nham, C nit ; Lhiget .1c; and No . C. liege Grew ; Derby, Dr . w ; Durham, Penninrdou ; Doc , ' • ry Nodes ; Devises, I.awe ; Datehrfter, Virtue ; D Rok Da.. • mou•b, Jachtm ; Edinburgh, Stunts, North Bridge t un r tree/man arra So.; I 41.U.4411, Lila ; Olnureittr, Pitt, VI . ai her ; tilafgow, M.O.maid ; Leeds, B.nns, Holmes; Linn& D; ury ; Lynn, I icadl..y ; I .eic. Ike. Gregory, Swink.. ; I ; Nieto .•titer. Thon...‘l. n ; Mareaa ; ‘V Alter ; klanNrough, ; New b..ry, Mice N.,,..- cattle, W. r. ; Northampton, Dicey ; Nottliteb , • Ik' rb• d c ; 0ie.e01.... and Co ; r 4, J.41e.; Fly D.KL, 00%1..44 ; I' rat:l)447h. Wan: • litcsdiug, Smart sod Co. ; t., art, Fts,rington ; Pren.4l, Stricelt ; Chrcol b."l, 1 " 4 " ' n.k:r Sr:4 rd, o.re3n Ftani- I.lr New , mo.d. (laud, Bray; Saldbury, Crays ; Searbo- Tooth, Batt, ; tramon, Ponle ; Tanbeidge • WAIF, \V flit. s Wryfn 4:th, Wuud ; Blakevey ; said by all V .rider...f CCIIIIIne M. dirty., tn the thlit•o . 0: *burn may be bad tbe ANTI IMPEIIt;IN r a. for kurbut.c complaints, sing'. evil, irp.oly, rte. at to.. 64 per ;rattle. and hilly _bottles at I. u. en which os laved; ails the ABSIh- GLI4T 1.0 I IUN. ckaning the ans from all Scud of crupeirs —Mats, 64 half pints, as. pd.; and Soktenuo's GUILM, 10 HtALTH, prier. Ja. TO StA•RATIII.RS, AC PERSONS GOING TO HOT CLISAA rEs. nIXON'S celebrated ANTI-BILIOIJS PILLS A-ar Lave long rticaind • kift celebrity 14 the private melee of the Propritor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; and teem their great (med. in many °Wiliam Whom dilookni, on nonfarm. Paliti.ll of dltlinakm , bt wupesfusded to der them to the poblac, under the approbation ■ud the... Pion of Melt names TUG tills are found to he .n inimenparahls remedy for tenor int dm tone of it. !onrush, for cutlet indigefiton, for preventing croditieo. sod their conferment datigrecable enolatiorii , sod guru. knees. limy prcemt babboal and temporary cullivencfs. and that belt brad-sett which it combatted by PrtgnaW. and • deb tated Amuck, whether same GUM dm acrimony of the maim. dam bile, Int. rnperate dirt. or &ballet to ease's. Ry promotes a due fecrrtion of the bile, they are obferved woorierfutly to to r n ar a wave completion, and bang a eenain, Mouth vote sprrnim, they prevent that.; uodaidton• to the \ lre, whirth ar to troblai,une in all countries, but particularly total in starlit i s Oa chit account bey are a valour* acrid - we . in la. medomr he of thole who to abrool,ce male tre mor., toy. .. I loy me an admirable preparative mks bat Mot, \ Minnows lia-t ail fog. k , fa an Me court.. of it, peony dem-rts Pre i i the e.-.,.. til• of lb-re. eft", ! A lly when bile mum into the warbles • 1 WWI . ..f 111.4" i a-! tt il g `• pr..fcritord. HIGH WATER AT LoNDori 10001 TO.MORILOW- S •.t ortv..l.iak as. t r••• 11 bf areolniment, at Chios and Butler's Moir p mieeteg 'Mr 4 MediCiall. W•re. ~f... Ni 4. libeuyibJe, Cunigr of PitcrnvitAr. ' Sy vaimotes after ~..4 „,, 1.• w, and retail by inc.% It...lklkr. sod Mastremc Venders is =--_-- orrery Town ad Mucha{ Place la the United Kioydornibt bum . LC) ' a. iiii mad ma pd earl to family bum at sta. emit. Mal dirfilli9GO i bee: (i. Lemp. mil paw{ i;aiss 111 UWE tacacy. 1 Anti in I *Nat II tritA I I fie WO Waite Let DO I }let the There claw, the and feet C of Arehia lure tut fuppofect licks of sma A Ge the town bis dap - %Mead fi bi in ad *reach i kaprilie lines I bine in I A fe F *rates hir 0111 is be a tt , as a fel the law war it tA &coo , Oa Rea() wille I if ea kept • 14 , 11. a CM Adel Cann the , O 6 boa fool the boa of ed. aal dci 1117 el OI 6, CI el 1, i I 1 611. ...f veal" i a-t tt il g `.lo.lcrtheas. S'l ortv•Miak as. 2r• • 411 hf areollymellt, at Ching and Butkr's Nansing j. --- Medicine tx•re, ~f•, Nn 4. (.10.06.1e, Cuilligr 01 hitt 11.01... r. ARsrusos .• a., and retail Of m I H...lkikr. sod Medsrmc Vander. ma -- ----- - ---- —-- - -- r------- - - --- irmiry Team sad IN is Pict 141 -- ,i.e ()Meal Kintdoing i. sotal L,(naligjW , Pr L ad rd roma k y ',Fyn, Karr, (d Ca- ,. es 10 4 I& 0 00 4 is how/ Marc IA Su . eoh• %oak dalidliona mine) Lambeth). at the STAII WIICI, lea I. Cir r i' hew: (1.4.10. mil rate{ i;aiss •I thils sacacy. 1 Stmt. iiii• at Ow Simi Or MN Tomfßss•