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FASHIONS FOR ydA U4B 1: c Unions...a. A mend dmf of plain white mann made Mat in front, with a very letie trees ; the body quite plain with a lace tucker drawn round the banns; the bottom of the e:refs bound with white ribbon, and trimmed with deep lace. The • dread in risigkts. _. A lards re white =nein, whh a drapery of the fame, trim- Med with gold or lace. The genres full and leom.d up with a dimmed button. The hair oruarassittil with a bandeau of dia• Moab and art& feather. WALCIIIO Dumsts..-61. A Om round drefi of white mania, witlst light blue kerfeytnere le lice, laced up the front in the mi litary One; a bonnet of bine . o corropond with the antis, (am ounted with a military feithi r. a. A Dyes of white or coloured main, with a Spencer of black velvet. A black Meet bonnet. Silver bear Muff and Tigivt. hxs HILADS-.4. A cap of black valve', ornamented with a wreath of oak-leaves. A black lacc vril, thrown Oil one Me. The hair dreTed faillionably, with a handkerchief bandeau. A Gypfey Hat of parple or pace edam/ad velvet ; bows of (saw coloured ribbon ea the right fide. A drefs Hat of white velvet, turned up oa one fide sad lined igak t Oitrkh feather. A Gypfey Hat of blue filk, with a pink dower in frost. 11../1 Drefs Hat of white Ilk tamed up ln hint, and aroamented With Oltrkk bathers. A Hat of ftriped pink with slow of the fame In front. A Hat of *the tads, turned up all nasal j a rek-cokured b trees. 9. Tbslkdok et York's bat, made of salami Tithed ; 611 0 0, WIN" fObbitakAlNSl,Tbe prewilke sebum WI iticaskin. rare. MA VA= The Ayres seatisse re be ass& 'way iow,and len bus kt Is; Ws tuckers drawn resod rbsrpt. Pees( all Wears are unkerfall9 woes; but slot oriel j base badepswe arc tbc tot! gested. rommisi CAPALAr AND INF44Vritr. A mak of very great importance to the Volunteers ..this Kingdom was determined on Thwfday the andiolkat. Wee tha Magiarates at the Petty Ser. Rows at Newbury ; and 'as the publicity of it may be modseive to the good order aad difeipline of the Vo imam Corps of this cottony. whole interet we have saes at ens% we Rate the particulars for their in formation The application was made to the Magittrates by . Puma, Efq. Commander of the Hungerfard Ca i ' PairTl for the recovery of S. as the fines and double the askant, in purfoance of Gao. 3d. again& Rieheid Patrons of that Corps. It appeared before the Msgiarates, that Richard Jhelum implied himielf as a Volunteer in a Troop Sollt.talied the Haagerford &edema and Tee m/my ClOvskt, under the a& of asd Geo. 3d. in Dasher kk ; that the Corps were accepted under the eamaand of Joao P Efg. on the 13th of the flak *awl that Richa rd Parton' attended drill, Nod seat the oath of allegiance as a Member, on the as/dt of the Gant month : and that on the fame day the Volps proceeded to rite keen Members as a Committee, four of whom were to form a bond, and k mai there agreed filch Committee ihouldaneet on the hof the fame month to provide certain Rules and Reg s, by fine and otherwife, for the main tomato of good order in the Corps. That on the 14th. whew the COMlllitte* nu to meet, but three of the Members fo chc,fen attended, but the troop then being unaltered on Hungerford Down, for the purpofe of drill, the Captain Rated the cireumllances to and propofed to eke two additional Mem. ben to the Committee ; two were accordingly ad. ded, who, with the three before eleaed and &marl in& proceeded to prepare Rich Rules. That OS the 35a of the fame month the Rules fo =were produced to the Corps, and each rule m ed dle Corps for their acceptance, and that the vide were naanunouily agreed to. but it appeared that Richard Parlous was not prefent when they were read. nor when the two additional Committee Mat were chofea. It appeared alto that Richard Parfaso between the v 7th and '4th of Cretober. had taken °fence on account of a man, late a private in the r6th Light Dragooos having been appointed liejeani to the Corps, and that on the Roth day of Odober he had written to the Captain, and needed be might orate his name from the roll, winch the Captain refuted ; that notice was given him that be could not be difcharged, and at the base time notice fent him of the appointed days of drill. That aetwithaanding he inrolled himfelf at a pri vate to the Hangerford Volunteer Infantry, and did slot after the 170) of Oaober attend any of the drills er atelterenf the Cavalry, but had attended the drills of the Infantry. That his father, eh* was Conftahle for the Hundred where he aides, had obtained his fee to be (worn is as his Deputy for the porpofe of obtaining his difcharge from the Cavalry, or at lean rettaing him againit the fines. It appeared that he Was Ilia called in the Cavalry Roll Call. bat hid not attended the drills and mut - - tet s. aid therefore had incurred fines to the amount .rf 405. and hiving refilled to pay loch fines, that he was by virtue of the Aft lighic to penalties to double the amount. - - _ _ _ Mr. Fouts attended as Cornfel for Richard Parfait, and took various nfiediens af near as cur t•ernorAenr can (late, at That be was not amenable to the penal attires in *e Mt, becarfe ae tbe Vilunieers in the pai*.ih of liesierford were three :inst. , the iinn:lnr .it the O 1 Mantra. the Ad was a'. t i the pas ifh i.f 'id fulptededi and that basing attcmi.,.! drill ac thcaqh not io C.•r pt be bad x:nally entered into, he ha! t 1.60 ed re• flaked of him : that at 1 . ..0 C , .11111:111..: t.I;g11111.ly sp. pointed did not ad in malarrz the Rifles anJ R eAii : I . 'ions foe the Coe:r. the fame being en.•.k by tlse al dftion of Mentb-t, eh' fen when he VA. nr't prjent. nor firming been psc'er.t sw!ien filch wee: re:.! to and accep:ni by the Crep. t•_e. MA. 1.1.1 i n th e n. ; that he Wa‘ a Civil t'l '. a il.pnty Conliable aft:az hi. lathzr, Cud ' eLc mp t in the Azt. It w afar A f Leal irg sae, canto: fri:7 roe • any Witt. h a hr the c Mc!? : lteiv.te i? 11..! a r.•.[ • serr :4 1. it.e ( .11 - 1-1 In,. %e; tbs.: made d. 1 . 1.0 a V. _n. •~r At 1 ,is f , $...r..r J. ♦rt 4. Oe %Ter" ma r ail t • ( .4 . 1 .. 4 .11.inft :r ac ipc l/a/•••••• . ../1 Ise to:s Met lace t holm oiled diem NCO w with kart hunt 2. view wr s. ettt Ni wick S. 6.. via boo to eL • 21 mid • .1 sod doe COO •0 fon via J.l the Rii so: Cl the Ca k the ent l ett the wt to hat ia/ Pre V.. .ti the wa /11. Pat tab ebe Pei 'a. dal 1 . 4 4 af '1 vat sot of foe foe abt Pr° Ro tell wet the 1 Pal 1 the He )&I Wit 111% X ' n qui poo vino Le r .111 LONDON MARKET'S. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY S. • PRICE OF FLOUR. Pine Sour 45a. to 501. Socoods 4os. to 4SO. per lark. RT.TIIIt N of WHEAT in Meek-lute, Including only from the 19:1 Docember to the zeth December. Total-546t Q2 . Ortelll. Average 55• 91-04. 3;cl. higher than lalt return. PRICE OF HOPS. &SOL rockers. Kent . 41 as to 54-.. gs Kent - 51 is to 61 lis 1 Sulks - 41 lot to 51 OS Sulks - 31 114 to 31 04s Mx - 41 as to 31 os Farnham 61 os to 111 os Old Duty top,ocoL PRICE OF ShEDS. Red MIEN Got to tool per tart. White ditto 7os to 19os do. Trefoil ins to 6.3 do. Carrasmy hoe to 635 do. Coriondcr, t fts to tis do. Turnip SLOS to 306 per buftteL White hfultard Sped, Nos to Its do. Brown ditto, tot to ,6s do. Canary, 75 6d to as od do. Rape Seed, 331. tp 181 per lalt. SMITHFIELD, January 2. To Sok Gs% offal—per (tone of Slb. Me 41 od to sa 4d Veal 6s 41 to 75 toil Mottos as 4d to p 10.1 1 Pork 35 Bd to 0 41 ILIAD OF C. fill ThIS OA/. &alb about :Soo—Sheep and Lambs moo. • iewo.vra we LEADLNHALL, Plum* 1 Per Sane of Db. by the arca& Reef 35 Fad to SS od I Veil 411 Sd to 75 Sd Mutton 35 4d top zed Pont pISto St 451 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. !Whitfield. St. James's. WhiteehapoL Hay per load 4 so ea 5 lc la 00tO S mole otos too Straw a 4to a la I 400 st too I 6to I is fri Clover 5 to to 6 o 3 to to 6 6 6 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s 5 Town Talow 79s od to a' Clare Market ell 7;d Re& ditto (ean.) SOL Od to Ss' Whkeeltapel Market Raffia ditto (rasp) 735 od to ea (pet Rene of 810 as pp Melted Sosir 60 od to 6ss •-•— Ditto reset 445 od to OS ISS Iod °ROWS 14$ od, Average Pelee as 84 Good Dregs tea to os Yellow Soap, £O. to us—Mottled, usv...Curd, 965. Price of Candles per doses, I is. 6cl.—Moulda, op. M. POLIt.A. &c. Gottonaxx.—Yeiterday, Mr. Roberts, the keeper of the White Horfe Inn, Fetter Lne, was brought before Sir NLITTHRIV Bi.ozir•sr, the fitting Alder man, for detaining a parcel containing a turkey. tent from Norwich to Mr. Montan, a Gentleman refid ing in CharlotteAreet, Bedford-fqnare; the latter Rated, that his friend had written a letter to hinit, dated the sad of December, mentioning tha: a fine turkey had been fent the fame day, by the Norwich Telegraph Coach, and would arrive at the White Horfe. Fetter lane, on the next day (Friday), in tended for dinner on Chrifirnas day. Mr. Mountfey accordingly expeaed the fame, invited a party to dine with him, but experienced a difappnintment by not receiving the prefent from his friend, which ought to have been delivered on Saturday night ; he, there fore went to the coach office, on Chriltmas Day, in filled on having the turkey, and was denied it, under pretence that no parcel had arrived by the coach an fwering the defeription. Another application was made by Mr. Mountfey ' to his correfpondent, who immediately wrote to Mr. Roberts, ordering him to deliver the parcel, as he was i certain it had come to town. The turkey was then fent to the complainant on the Wednesday follow-1 ing; but in fo bad a Rate, owing to the time it had been detained, as not to be eatable ;—it was, there fore, fent back again to the inn. Mr. Roberts en deavoured to account for the detention of the par. eel, by Rating that one of his men bad carried it to No. 2, in Cagle-greet, Holborn, where it was di. reeed, and found that Mr. Mountfey did not live there, therefore brought it back ;—and, having no lets than three thonfand parcels to deliver on that day, he did not conceive he was bound to make fur ther inquiry after the party. It, however, appeared, that a large painted board had been placed over the door where Mr. Mountfey bad lived in Cagle-greet, , defcribing his removal to N.). as, Charlotte-Rreet ; in confequence of which, the Alderman ordered Me Roberts to-pay (Weep (killings for the turkey, oh (erring, that it was too often the cafe that the pro. perty of individuals was defiroyed, by the inatten tion of innkeepers and their tenants, who were bound to deliver, whatever came to them for conveyance, with all poifible difpateh. Manama Horse.—Yellerday Rolm Hezard, a froartly dreffed young fellow, was fully committed by the Loan Maros to take his trial, charged with (kit ing a pocket book from the perfon of Peter Forfula, ' containing a banker's check for aol. upon the bank ing honk of Mallerman and Ca. in White Hart Court, Lombard tireet. Forfula Paid he was em ployed as a porter by Wirt!. Fearly and Warren, of Wardour-greet. is get ca(h for this check ; that on his way there on Saturday evening, about five o'clock, he taw the prifoner, with two others, by the Poit- Office, whom he took for Gentlemen, and :tilted his way to the above banker's, who offered to Slew him ; that he had proceeded with them a very little way, when I.e felt the prifoner's hand taking his pocket book ; that upon taking hold of him the prifoner knocked him down. although he Rill held him by the coat for fume time; at salt he broke from him, hit va.i. C.ton af:cr Rupp:J. He swore politively to L.ltr.ct. a corn able, ?eve an account of his appre• itcrl.rg the prits: , nct, up , in the cry of flop clo:e R al Eleh utge ; anJ, upon taking him to .11: Corni.ter, he fouu.t two putket books upon him. one w;.ich contaiaei fix one pound notes, but the IP ket book dolen, containing the no'. check, & c . not frrnJ ptitiiner. by the advice of his Solicitor, referv e./ I ience t:I1 his trial. 7 u /.'nr. and &dr :b Bale were likewife fully c ,, ninol•teJ, char4:d w;:h Iteaimg foap anJ grucery from t:.7 loufe 01 a grocer in Coleman fired, who toles i:ia Lordihip the plifoner, Sarah Blake. waa a t in 1.1, •t upon g-ing out on Sunday r* abort fa o' duck, with h.ni e of hi b f am ily, • . ' • . ::.**f LAW two men ...arching near Lis door t that he t• rir•l Lack to w.t:rli the prifoo:iii, when he fa.n faw j Inc d t. i Make. uh..gavethe other pri r.,r (.1.:: 'Ley ho.ts vrc:3 off with ; • ! c h.aowed Cuon to Old Ilethl:m, where the . 7. dd.: overed , Isty were watched. when he I :.ern. and char; ; ing A entdiAblC w.th them :.e their poirciron :to be his pro. .1 lira' the hose , if both she pti• .1 vase: was fugal , 4•s lv MAR ctintouc 7.—Yelterda7 a Mr. Davis , was charged by a Mr. Cavener with an :drank. It appeal: that they had accidentally fallen into com pany at a honfe in Margate, where they dined to• gether with others. AFer dinner, there Gentlemen fell into converfation relpeacling furgery, whelp an al. tercation earned, in the courfe of which Mr. D. x ok his opponent by the note, and flruck him. He at length with difficulty extricated himfelf, And left the room, when his opponent attacked hitt. in the pal rage,' and gave him a revere caning. He was not able to obtain a warrant at Margate, but was in formed by the Magiftrate of that place (Mr. Cobb) that be might obtain one Rt Dover, which he declin ed doing. M. C. tome time after heard that his opponent retitled at Ibbetfon's Hotel, in ceufequence of which he procured a warrant againil him, n tun be fled to Croydon, where the warrant was (creed. Mr. D. in his defence did not deny the charge of the afrauk, but urged that he was prompted to ad haflily by the ungendemanlike behaviour of Mr. C. who had in his director - re made tile of irritating lan guage, and degrading comparifons. He was admit ted to bail to anfwer the adanit at the earning Maid-- Hone fettions. riparssr Mu was charged with having felonioufly embezzled divers articles, of the value of tol. and upwards, the property of Mr. Flannagan. The prufecutor is a literary Gentleman, refiding in Dean-dreet. and bad feet the papers in quedion to Major Dri per.of theld regiment of Life Guards. who as he thought kept them a eonfiderable time. On his writing for them he received back an anfwer that the papers had been delivered to a trufly Grldier in the 'regiment, of the name of Collins; he immediately made enquiry in the houfe, and found by the fervant maid that fhe had received the papers, and delivered them to the pritQner. On lurching him Come keys were found, one of which Mr. F. recofnized -go be the key belonging to his trunk, which he had 1011, and had bad the trunk broke open, but he having no furpicion bad not miffed any property therefrom.— The prifnner was remanded until the witnefs Collins be prefent, as well as to give the profccutor time to examine his trunk. Daniels, a dragoon, belonging to the sd re giment of Life Guards, and his wife, were brought up for violently adfaulting Rachael Smith, and were committed. Capt. Bates came forward, and good b ail fur the male prifoner ' expreging a with that his , Wortbip would give the other her due punilhment,as her eon.!uel was ungovernable. Howieta ClarA was committed on the charge of robbing her ready fotaillted lodgings. W I +ICH AP I L.--Yellerday fully committed for trial, being c arged with Realing a piece of Scotch plaid, and feveral yards of linen, out of a fKop in the neighbourhood of Wellclofe fquare. which it appeared fhe had fold to a woman ander bail. Woasatr-Srassy.—Yeflerday s young woman was committed for trial, charged with going into a (hop under pretence of buying fume trifling articles, And Reeling others of greater value, which were found upon her on quitting the Chop; A man was brought before the Magiftrates, charg ed by his wife with deferting her and his children, and having another wife. The man recriminated, laying, that when he had married her the knew of his having a wife, and he knew of her having a he band at the time ; but not being able to live with her through a violence of temper, be returned to his for mer wife. They were both detained foe a farther examination. On Tuefday evening about fir o'clock. an Holder nefs farmer, named Jofeph Hewland, who had been at Hull on bufinefs. in walking along the Southfide of the Dock, near to the gates, fcll into the water, and was drowned. Friday night the houfe of Mr. Groves, of Bethnal Green, was broke open by a gang of •llains, who robbed the fame of npwards of 'col. worth of pro perty in plate ■nd other articles. Lail week a (hocking accident happened on board of his Majefty's fhip VLIZTFIt. Captain Itssou, on coming to at the Little Nore. The anchor, after it was let go, not having immediately brought the (hip up, and the cable in eonfequence running out very fall, the carpenter, who had incautioufly hood betweet the leaks of it. got fo entangled as to he un able to extricate himfelf, by which means both his thighs were miferably fhattered. He was taken to the Sulks Hofpital fhip with little hopes of his re. covery. Lail Friday night a hnufe in the occupation of Mr. William Bellamy, in King-111ot, Finfltury-fqoare, with a part of the Three Compalles, adjoining, fell down, about half paR eleven o'clock, with a molt tremend us math, jug as the family were going to bed ; they ran immediately into the greet, almoß naked ; their (creams alarmed the neighbourhood, who ran infiantly to their affithece. It is intrifible to defcribe the feeling of the man and wile. on teen! letting that five infant children were Beeping in the upper Rom of the damaged honk, and no one dar ing to venture in for Come time, to extricate them from thei• perilous fituation—.The bottles around having bean polled down for the intended new mar ket, on the cßate of Earl Darnley. and the above only fupported by props. Providentially they were got out without receiving any injury. Wednefday fe'nnight, about noon, an alarming fire took place at Great Driffield, Yorkthire. in the centre row of old thatched buildings in the main &ea there (in which was a large quantity of Rai). %% hid) burg torch in fo hidden and violent a manner, as to threaten delltuftion to a great part of the town, and to bid defiance to all human efforts to put a Rop to it. The inßantenoous tdiemblage of a number of the inhabitants, and by their great and well dirated etertions, in a little time the roofs of the adjoining bottles to that its which the fire began were (tripped. land in about tacitly minutes tLe whole was delage•t with water, hrntight in buckets, and the Ere eons pletely got under. At ten o'clock on Satnrday night, an alarming fire brote not at Mr. Sandmen', lertgating and drug. works, in the Park, C.sontliwat 4. which for a time raged with great fury. The turr.ci.ck happening to be near the (pot. availed himfelf of the fnlnel• of the tide, and flowed the ilreets with water rapid ly, that on she arrival of the en;;inev. the fire val. two tttirriglied. 111101311. to CliesiteAtesk behlia, the 144 y d Llehtetiart bete..! V.Alancer, eta (ha. the the sloth tit the Lady of btelonttestenl rt. Maass Gs. pha ne. M a dataght cr. Oa Thurfdar. is Great R.lffel *rest. PAra. Newbold, ono nt her hiajdtr's Bedchamber Warnett. Oa chid chili Yugl-atcet, Portman- krtre, the Lady Mear. retrine, Erg. et Damao, of a daughter. DIED. At Padloen. hie feat la Elia, jobs Cakayat isailawa, one of tt,e Magiltrates of the fail toasty. On Thuriday. at Clifton, In the toch yew of Par age, MA Her. rim Palmer Ached, yottniteit dauyhter of Juba Acbjtl. Efq. of Fairfield. In the comity of fionzerfrt. On the tßtii ult. at Holton, Whither Ile had been fent for the benefit of the wat.r. the Lady at Sir Raben Peal. But. of Una Orofeenor-ltreet, and of /Intros Macaw, dutodidec. THE STAFFORDSHIRE/13d V/OR.CFSTERSHI RE CANAL AND WFS r INDIA DOCK SHARDS. TO BE SOLD by PRIVATE COMMACT, BY MR. SCOTT: ASHARE in this eft.ablifised at idpror perons Ns viptius, the Severn to the Gnod 'lrma ;_ihe :e hate have alrecoo4 to oat. per !bare. pa awing. with proved* sail. ereahog. • The Welt hada Dock !tool Rock. to thh hip* refpniact ear. cern ; the dividends are at thy nee of to par cwt. per anne le. forming a , very ragiWe arab for the.perraroent havtAmbast arpro. petty. Apply to Mr. Scott. LintiewAiii. Lowloa. CHILBLAINS are aped by one applies/Om of WHITEHEAD'S IMSKIRD 7 MbalßTAllinsishich is ape perhaps the molt fpeedy and dolled needy, kr she wadi lee *ales, itrothe, Riteansallimai Peaks, Jka. *ls prapesed sod ( "id by it• ibbbibleli Ara t 13 = as. Grobolkaa, Sae at *a soL each box or bottle, and way be bad of Mediae* V aider England, sod Ireland A NOTHER ine_osibto proof °fib& elpeotr4 Z Mr. Lignam's reosgoomeo444ibe NO* of• Aided To Mr. LIO gr,st his Difiesifery, Dear Sir —Tbe f account' of :Ivy eafe ali wt i ttelt.be * convincing pouf of tbe aryour PMs &rough boom. doused soitiowiec. my estinplaiet became le alarm*, alite pliei to a Surgeon In the vicitihy for advice, wins mime osa se faccefsfetly far foes time, aisait kbgth istbrnutd siedothay cafe w sterisig to stay net applying foe !wheal aid bey t in this fal fitaadoe, a Mend Staniar r eassasaildid Os Me 01` year Pills, which, after taking two boles, fa far ronamog sos, that ray acquaintance were attortilhad at my fitted, sreeeberp„ aid Ina month ream la the end of June, I moire' enmesh se se ae Harwich, for the benefit of fa bathing. to ne4lltablia naplaileinshe fyß® whi c h from my long eontinemeot had We NSW I live at Norwich, whither I mail Mnrn I* oboe a AMA= hely reliorcia ton) , former Rate aeheakia• begyee the world at large of this my cure.tbat the diftehd pan erste gte. MD two may ray the benefit of your *el ;and to she inaredo. loos ytu may thew this letter, and the same of, Dear Sir, pawrelbe. darn• hemblefervent, teases naitese' 1 here Pills am fold at es. pd. the boo, by Mr /Ara al Ido Wpcorary. kfastehetter ; at Howard anti ilEma's,„4ll, Lee" bee. Wad Selt►Yd.fits Whoisfale Aims in lauds; Ago fidd re. . ult by the roll win ki-Cubdci. at, lifibedes ; W. Clair. *.Boroolimitimag y 6, lebook, Hard-ftreet ; Wade , Old Bond-Rivet, and 163, Flea firm ; Tett arid *dm. amid Exchange; Knight. Herten Psdgate; Ward, 324, Holum ;111114. IMO, 14, Crooked•lane ; and by the principal waders of posire atedielnas in Qrsat B. andireland. HAVING dedicated itlyfelfen the Rudy, and befit raided by the GIP* imekershle predict in that branch which I rises layer to Oki, I null dist l have,pt more male=nay time than the r who., la to motive feed of the ate eliafinany 'asserted in uneettsierf; Wm' always fermis which Is antdred by emeonteada s Iho latelleditual power to else deli of diforders. The difeafes et Daraury ors peculiarly tilhulhar, tee shy briny with them a train of coneemiseet f INC by a &- pram of all vital energy. miaow biwwww %nattier they mile from the prefabs/to d ill liangit, eheildlLnae. tire habits of khnaisoys, or the ledelseass of memeity, they Fir quire die melt saltines jirefellieed Mil; bet by the koorasies of unsigned mfr, the lymptoms arc agraeated. lad the one& mice dleltreyed. Asa Pi of tie ROYAL COL LIME of litllta3 rows. I rood say peetentlees en regularit , of eduestiso; sod radio" every prjteto Mace. I kei myfdf cerkkg to that 001/140100 with wide! I have hitherto been le liberally lionooreiL la tlbe firft feeheloos of local vre-hoeta, ea* applied= sit prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; bat where the fug. direr, from a eserdoefoefs of the isamanlinefs of the elm mil* carted his misfortune, is harlot of the contempt or awskos d hia family phylieisa, and broods over his Infirmity with amend nos. cellment. toted be farisfeciory for him to be allowl riot eety capability df trimmest. but•alto of the mon inmoiable (emery. And :13 recent Venereal complaints it is polibk tepee's:4w Folk danger or dinette; In the molt complicated cafes it Is the acquire. m nit of recitative experience lii this lane to cle4 a Lk, c•xtrie, and fpeedy rt.-.ft .blillunent I offer the advantage of t!.k experience to thofc *tektite fez who arc allidted with any kind of De.Ib:LITY. of any tympana 4 . VEN hREAI. INFECTION, and in cafes the terms reemla turrion arc ftated on tie fir:t int. rvicw. Paticnt.ln the coat try are expear.. to inciofe a 11. - oak dot; and are regal:l4rd 2. , fp cify their age and wanner of thin. DREE, easter nt the Royal Collar of Sorrow as blades. No. 29, Arundel-an-rt.. Strand, ow FCMIlit elf. ' ROBBER DS'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR. OR COUCH DROPS. F or cn oi b., colds. Milieus, Huspng Conchs. andCanruntpdowa. I 'HLSE DROP 6 ate julth allowed the beg Me, diclue for the cent in Reiter and aßKit.al Cure nf the aims Cumplalnts,nots loft .oce having oacurral, thong* mites by name than forty tbouland Patients, wherein they have beat known to fail ; to repaint are their virtues met every other Medicine, that let the Patient be tea fo emaciated or reduced, altar biotite tried every Medical stattance, it will ad as a charm, and bawdy roa Lem the molt inveterate Co nth, Mee eat ant freedom' to ref.. titration, promeatc gentle evettoradom ittengtbas the whole ale. bilitated Conftltution, procure the retreating comfort of reit and fletp, and quickly rlT....`t a pornament cats. Mr.Robberda bang a regular Prtailliutiol Man, in eminlive pra dice. is prertmed papa Mg atintion to the tale of the above; be bas therefore appointed Medea Ching and Boller, of Citellithic, his Magid.* Apnea, and to guard the Public spina a foarlous * , :edicine,tene ao Robberdsia Coact' Drops, with counterfeit Diaetions and siviature, (noon poßit,ly can be sessalot) miles cad dirtaion is kocal Aida Butler. Sold wbolefalc and retell at astog and Bathes, Fla pre} fide, corAtr a Patella der-ruw i and br 840 , 26 1 Pitin& aM Gm., Oxford-fired ; Wade, Old 114.11.1.4rer itioteniwy Mono ; and Ward, 14 "ma ; Tote. Halos and Leo*. wake, Royal Eschange ; Vadc, 4A, ; Cl.rb. le. rourb, and no Where sac to I.ortdun ; bat may be b J cf one oe more Medicine Venders in every t..wn in the kielideur. r banks at t.. and 2 cacb. 'the IdWwiq arc hertLcr pro7fs of tbc Lraa7 of the &bong Medidne From Dr. Dillarad fleadoif I la:irmr, ttnviacntia. to Droves LOIStkO. &fad Apra Si. E - 97 . . - . 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