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, refs reeolletted once mi ffi ng Patter , for a week, end ; his forehead, that he bred 10 come -citify gainrclaY inquiring, found he had been at Staten ill Ind, at Work night to her father's to pars Sunday with them, that on board one of the United States frigates; that ex- (he ufed to comb and tie his hair every &parlay, ani eepting that time he never knew him to be ablent thus raw the fear; that • Witrith wanted about two from his family, but law him eminently. years ago, and came immediately to live in this city ; Elizabeth Mitchell teflified, that the knew Parker, I that after the had been in town a fortnight, the was the prifoner at the bar, well $ that in the year ISoo i one day (landing at her door, and ((reheard a carman and illot, Patine . lives: in a houfe adjoining to one in freaking to his (landing ; that the immediately recor which the witnels lived ; that the houfe Parker lived tined. the voice to be that of Thomas Hoag, and on in, belonged to Captain Peke i that winter* was in looking at him law the prifoner at the bar and in- TRIAL FOR BIGAMY. habits of intimacy with Parker's family, and vifited nand), knew him; that as he paffed her, he hailed At a Court of Oyer and Terniipzr and general them eminently ; that Parker being one of the city and laid, how d'ye do, coufin ; that the rent day he Gaol delivery, held in the City of New Yo r k nit the watch, (he afed to hear him rap with his flick at the came to her houfe and afked her how the knew he aid of June, 1804, prefent the Hon. B. Lie inGSTON, door to awaken his family, upon his return from the was the man ( whack replied the could tell better if Efq. J. B. PROVOST, Efq. Recorder, j A COS hloaroa, watch in the morning; that the alforettiemhend per- he would let her look at his head; that accordingly Efq. Ald.—Tim Prom verfta Triostas Ileac, alias fatly well, Parker's leirrewing a (crew from her on the looked and law a fear upon his forehead, which dus 1051 TH PARKIA. Cluißmas day in ,boo: the altered him fume spirits the had often remarked upon the head rd Hoag; leo Prifoner was Indidlei for that he Thomas Hoag, late of to drink, but he preferred a Oafs of wine, which the witnefs admitted the had mentioned her fnfpicion to leaser draw, in the county of Ruebbnd, labourer, nibs-mire called for him: the circumflance of her lending the her holland, arid her hatba n d hid told the prifoner Jufeph Parker, now of the City o f Now York , eartman, on the Care w to him, be was the more pofitive of, from re of it, and had brought him to the boort ; wink& ads ern or May, 1795. at the (aid City of New York, wolawfully married to Win Faefeh, and bid Sufwit then and then had for a colleeting all) that it was broken by Parker in Wins ded the was confident prifoner was the perfon who wife, and that the laid Thomas, alias &c &c.&e. afterwards, to it; that Parker never lived more than one year to paffed at Rockland as Thomas Hoag. wit, on the eon day or December. 13:a. at the County of Reek- Captain Pelot's houfe, and.frem that time to the pre' James Secor tellified, that he had been married land, his red wife being then in full lire, reioraeatte did marry, fent day , witnefs had been on the fame ternas of inti- about two years and a half; that he brought his wife and to wife did take one Catharine Sem, ice &e. dr" many with Parker's family. She therefore confider- to town about a week after his marriage ; that be To this the Prifaner pleaded Not Guilt*. ed it as almoll impoffitile that Packer could have been knew Hoag in Rockland, and had repeatedly fan Mr. Riltili, Diana Attorney, profecuted on the ablent from tows any 1i..1t without her knowing it, him there ; when he law prifoner at Is i s houfe in pitt of the People. and the never knew him to he abfent more than one town, thought him to be the fame perfon ; witnefs's The teftintony of the cattle Was as follows :—The week while he lived at Pelor's hoof!. wife had mentioned to him that Hoag had a re firft marriage was admitted by the Co u nfel for the James Reddihg tenified, that he had lived in the markable fear on his forehead, and when prifoner , Prifoner, to be as flared in the indiamnt, and that . city a number art years ; that he had known Parker, was at witnefs's bottle. he law on his head the scar his !, . the wife was Rill alive. • I the prifoner at the bar, from his infancy ; that. Pa- wife had defcribed. On the part of the prnfeenfinw— • ker was born at Roe, in Wen Clutter county ; that Nicholas W. Conkle talked, that he lived in 13111JAMIN Coo unified, that he was one of the Parker in the year 18:0 lived in Captain Pelor's Rockland county, that he knew the prifoner at the' Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, in the county houfe; that witnefs law him then continually, and bar, that his name was Thomas Hoag ; that lie cotild.l of Rockland, that he well knew the Prifoner at the never knew him during that time to be ablent from not be miftaken in the perfon : that Hoag had work bar, that he came to Rnckland in the beginning of Se town any length of time ; that witnefs par ti c ul arl y ember, in the year i Roo, that and here thre alled bthe ed a confiderable rime for him ; that during that time name f Thomas Hoag : remembered, that while Parker lived in Captain Pe- he had eaten at witnefs's table ; that Hoag being a o t was e a p perfon with him who paffod for his brother, but between thole lor's houfe, witntls lone time in the beginniag of the Rranger, and witnefs undertlanding he wa s p a y in g two perfons there was no fort cf refemblance ; that month of Jan. 1831, alined Parker in killing a hog. his addrefTes to Catharine Scent, witnefs took a good the Prifonet worked for the witnee about a month , Lewis Ofborn telt ified, that he had been acquaint- deal 01 notice of him—thertight him a clever fellow— ed with Parker, the prifoner at the bar, for the laft law a great deal of him—lived in a houfe belonging during which time he fat daily at witnefs's table , and he, of contfe, faw him daily ; that on the :ph day four years ; that wooers had been one of the city to wancfs ; when witnefa law prifoner at this place of December, 1800, witnefs married the Prifoner to watch; that from June alio° to May tBof, Parker lie knew him instantly, his gait, his (mile (which hi ' one Catharine Secor, that witnefs is confident of the keyed upon the ma ch with witnefs; that at filet l'ar- a vet y peculiar one) , his very look was that of Thu.l time, becaufe he recolleted that on that very day one ker ferved as a lubaitute, that is, one who in care Hoag—witnefs endeavouted , but in vain, to find of the abfence of a regular watchman, fupplics his fame difference in appearance between prifoner and of his own children was chtillened ; that during all place ; that w i tne fs remembered that Parker, a fcw Hoag ;he (was fatislied in his mind that he is the the time the Prifoner remained in Rockland county, days after Chrifimas, in triao, was placed upon the fame perfon—lioag, he thought, was about 28 or. weenie& law him continually ; he WAS, therefore , as roll of tile regular watch, in the place of une Ran - 30 years of age ; he thought Hoag had a f mall fear as that he hinafelf was Benjamin Coe. much fatisfied that the Prifoner was Thomas Hoag, . fom who was taken lick ; witnefs WAS certain it was on his neck. John Knapp tellified that he knew the Prif o ner in in the period abovementioned, becaufe that was the Michael Burke teflified, that he lived in Catharine. , illoo and iflos, be was then in Rockland county , and only time witnefs ever ferved upon the watch ; that nreet, that he formerly lived in Ha v er t t raw ; that he during the above period witnefs and Parker were law prifoner several times at Haverferaw before and pallid by the name of Thomas Hoag ; that he faw him conftantly for five months during the time the Rationed together while on the watch at the fame after his marriage, in December tBOO ; that he was Fanner was at Rockland ; that he was at rifisner's Pea t witness was certain that Parker, the prifoner as well fatiatied as he could be of any thing, that pri wedding ; that Hoag had a (car under his r not ; the at the bar, was the perfon with whom he had ferved toner was the fame perfon he knew in Haverftraw ; f way that witnefs knew it was, witnefs and Hoag were upon the watch, and was confident, that during that that about two years ego , he met prifooer in the 'klieg together, and witnels outleaping Hoag ; upon time. Parker was never abfent from the watch more Bowery, it was at the time of the Mariam races, which Hoag remarked that he could not lea as than a week at any one time. [The priloner's prifoner fpoke to witnets, Paid, am I not a relation well now as be formerly , could, before he receiv ed a Counfel here relied Isis defeuce.] of yours ? vatnefs replied, Ido not know. Pelle:tete wound on his foot by, treading on a drawing knife ; Teftimony on behalf of the profecution tefumed. fad, I am ; I married Clay Seem. Upon croft that Hoag then palled off his Moe and ( hewed wieners Moles Andermon unified, that he had lived at Ha- examination, witnefs admitted that he and prifoner the fear under his foot, necaftoned by that wound ; vereraw, Rockland county ; that he had l ived there had had a quarrel ref - peeing witnefs cslling prifoner the fear was very perceptible ; witnefs was confident fence the year inn ; tilde he knew the prifoner at Tom Haag ; that the above converfation was after the ;saucier at the bar was Thomas Hna the bar well ; that he came to the houfe cif the wit- the trial in the plaices Court, and witnefs then Inked g. Catharine Conklin (formerly Catharine Seror , but nefs in the beginning of September t acio; that from if he was at the trial ? laid he was not, though when face married or maeCooklin) teftified , that the became that time till the Asth of December, prifoner palled interrogated particularly, whether he was not in the . acquainted with the prifoner in the be nnin tif Sc almoll every Sunday at wicnefes hotafe ; that dui- court room at the time, admitted that lie was. (ember tBOO, when he came to Rockland ; g he then gip ing prifoner's (lay at Rockland county, witnefs law Samuel Smith was c tiled merely as to the charae• • palled by the name of Thomas Haag , that wiener:him contlantly ; that if the prifonei was the perfon ter of one of the witaeffes on the part of the profeco alluded to, he had a fear on his forehead, which he tion, a Mr. Knapp, and teaitied that he bore an un felt. him cenfkantly ; that Prisoner ( por t ly aft er their told tonne's was occafioned by the kick of a horfc ; exceptionable character. acquaint:lnce paid his addreffes to her , and fina ll y , on the aeth of December, married her ; that he lived he had alto a (mall mark on his neck (thole marks Abraham Wendell tellified , that he knew one w i t h her till the latter aid ~f 1,44,6 ,Sot, w h en h e the prifoner had), he had alto a fear under his foot Thomas Hoar, in the latter end of the year tBOO ; left her $ that the did not fee him again until tw o y eses between his heel and the ball of the foot, occefioned, he was at Haverftraw, that he had been very inti as he told vritnefs, by needing upon a drawing knife; mate with him, and knew him as well as he knewe Cher, that on the morning of his leaving her , he ap peared delimits of communicating frimething ofrail that that tear was eafy to be ken ; that his (Perch any man ; that he had worked with him; that be had portante to her. but was difueded from it by a per. was remarkable, his voice being effeminate; that he breakfafted, dined, and Cupped with him, and many fon who was with him, and who paned for his bro. (poke quick and biped a little (thole peculiarities a time had been at frolicks with him; and that pri then; that Hoag until his departure, was a kind, atten- were obfervable in prisoner's fpeech) ; that prifoner inner at the bar was the time man; that he had no tin, and affeetionate het:beet ; that the was as well limped at witncfs's houfe the night id his mat riage, doubt whatever about it ; that about a year ago, ak in December taco ; that witnels had not hen pri. ncfs bcin' inthis city, was told by time perfons, that convinced as the could poffibly be of any thing in this world, that the pri!-net at the bar was the per- loner un:il this day, fince the plifuner left Rockland, Hoag ha'd heat the Haverftravr folks in an aation, fon who married her by the name of Thomas Hoag, which was between three and four years ago ; that wherein his identity had come in quenion ; that wit that the then thought him and Rill thinks him. the warner was pen - ally fatiefied in his own mind, that omit told them he could know him with certainty ; isandfoasek man the ever faw.—( Here Protean*: Prifm'ar was Thomas Hmlfis that they laid, they would fend him down to him Vetted the earns.) LavioiaAnderfon teltifiedehat theknew the prifoner that day ;that witnefs was aboard his Hoop, faw pri• Dartiscr.—Witnefs fur the prifoner. at the bar ; his name was Thomas Hoag ; that in Inner at the dillance of too yards, coming down the Jnfeph Chadwick ;edified, that be had been am September 1800, lie came to witnek's hou f e in Rock- ftreet, and inaantly knew him : patina came up to *Tainted with the prifoner kfeph Parker, a number land county, and worked for her hufband eight or him, and raid immediately, Mr. Wendell, I am told of years; that witnek refides in this city, is a rigger ten days; then walked for Judge &Mein ; every you fay you will know me; witnefs replied, Co I do; by trade ; that prifener wrykeel in the employ of the Saturday night. until the prig' ner was married, lie you are 'Thomas Hoag ; that witnefs was as con& witnefs a conlideraldc time as a rigger ; that prifoner and a perfon who paled for his brother, came to wit- dent, prifuner is the perfon, as be was of hat own ex began to work for wend. in September 1799, and nefs's boufe, and Raid till Monday morning. That illence. continued to work for him until the fpoing of ,8 0; ; witnefs waked for him.; there was Lo wank tipon Sarah Conklin tellified. that the lives in Haver that during that period he law him contently ; that his lin ten ; that initialler, if he is T hom;Ts Hoag, has thaw, that iii September !Soo, a perfon calling him. it appeared witnefs's book., that Parker received a fcar pon his imeheed, he has ooe under his fell Thomas Haag was at witnefs's houfe, was very money from witnefs for work, which he had per- foot i was certain of the mark under his foot, be- intimate there, tiled to call her aunt, is lure the formed on the following days, viz. on the 16th of mire (he recolleifiesi that the perton who paffed as prilaner is the pylon, never can believe two perfons °Sober, and 6th and 13th December, t 800 ; on the brother having cut lamlelfleverely with a fcythe, and could look fu much alike; Hoag and prifoner talk, soh, 16th, and sBth of February, and i ith March. complaining very mode if the pain, Thomas Ifitag laugh, and hole alike ; would know Hoag from 1801 $ that Peker lived from May tBOO, till foam told him. he led been much work wounded, and among a hundred people, by hi s voice ; prifoner mull lime in April tOot, in a bottle in this city belonging then ( hewed the f:a r tinder his foot. be Thomas Hoag t had not feat prifoner (ince he to Captain P rio r ; that during that reti e d , and fines, wi tnefs alfo tellitied, that about a year ago, after left Haverflraw till to-day. witncis had been well acqueitired well penciller. a reit bad been broug h t in the Junice.' Court of this Galniel Cocklin tellified, that he lived in Haver. Mae Ryckman teaified, that he was an inhabitant city, wherein the identity of the prifotier's pertain flraw, that he knew Thomas Hoag, that he wire at of this city; that he was well acquainted with Jofeph came in quellion, vtetnels was in town, and having witnets's hnufe in September ;Sao, and often titer-1 Parker. the ptifor:: at the bi-, and had known ham heatd a great deal laid on the fubje:h, flit was deter• wards ; prifiner it. t h e f a m e p ar th o , unlefs there can a number c f yearv, that IA 'the: and Parker were mined to fee him and judge ft r Lerfell ; that ac.or- be two perfnns fo much alike as not to be dillingnifh jointly engaged in the latter end of the rea r taeto in dinghy the w ent t o the prilonet's houfe, but he was nut ed kern each other ;pi honer mita lie Thomas Hoag(' 'nailing a vcifel for Captain Ti edwat of this ptace ; inr at home ; the then went to die plate where lite was *rlionias Hong lota a fear on his forehead, and *keen that th e y began to wale on the acth day of Decent. ormed lie Ilond with his cart ; that the there faw fear jolt ab. ye his lip. ( Prisoner had there marks.) her, taao, and were employed in the greater part of him I)ina on his can, with his head on his hand ; [1 unher tellimony in ireful/ of the prifoner.] tL . month of January. a Sot, in the loading cf a vef that in that flotation the inflantly knew him ; that James former teaified, that he had known Jufeph set; that during that time the witnefs and Felker the !Poke to him ; when he anfwered her, the imme- Parker, the painter et the his,, for feven years pan; worked together daily ; that witnefs well recollefled diately recognited his voice ; that it was very fingu- that he had been intimate with him all that time, that that they worked together on the sefh of December, bar, thrill, thick, hurried, and foinething of a lap ; they had both worked together as iigaers until Par t Boo; he renicmhered it became he never worked on that Hoag had alio a habit of iltroggina up his ker became a carman, knew Parket when he lived a Chriftmas day before nor finer ;he knew that Par- (boulders, when he ( poke ; this flee alto obit ved in the in Captain Pelut ' s hook, never kticw him ablent from ker lived that sear to a hook Vaaiging to Captain prilutier ; th at pritouer Lod he had been told the was the city during that time for a day, exceptirg when More and he remembered their h"Yrnwing a screw coming to fee him, and it was furprtfing people he was working on ho a rd alon e of tae United States for the purple of p akin; crawl into the !fold of the could be fa cleteived, and anted t, itneis if the thought frigates about a week at Staten amid. lii the year vete' they were at, (tom aMt s. Mitchell, wlio lived he was the man ? IVithcfs laid Ilk t h e tight h e w as , 1 799 , prifoner hurt himielf on hoard the Adams Ili next door to Parker : Ilea witness was one of the city- but would be more certain if the looked at his fore- gate. and he then went to his father's in Well Chester watch, and that Pei . ser "'is an . " , at that lime, live, head. She accordingly lifted up his hat, and law county, and was ablent near a month, be was very the watch, and that witoef. had fa tied with hum from the fear open his fota r ad, w hi c h th e had often he- ill when lie left vat-n ; wand's went with him and that time to the relent day upan the watch, an.' fine teen ; that prifotar then told I.er it• was occit• brought him hick again ; he WA ; not then quite re. never recolie'leil 'Miring him at any time doting that honest by the lick of a borik ; wi net, added it was 1 c iveted ; receileal‘ penally Patkt.r and fame ether time from the city. impani:,le that the could be nitaak.a, prituticr was company piftng Clitillmas Eve at witnefsa 11,,r e . Afpinwall Coin" all terlif,:th that he lived in Ret- Thomas lioag. the year that Parker lived in Captain Pelor's Louie, •-afircet, and I,ld Leek] there a number of years; Mara a•t Secor certified, that about tone years ego which was in tem hat be kept a g:accry hl re ; th.i! he knew Patter, flu lived at it. nil .nil with her father Miesrathaa. Silfanitah Waimea tellified, that (lie had known t e . e re f eeer at the bar, in lean and ISO i ; that Par- i ion ; timt pit vet at the bat, Thenvas Hua i ., came pawl. r for fix years pall. that he married w:tnefeit /—i. ta-n hart ,a it ipt :ii iiini . .. Itt.afe ; that Parker ;to their honk in September taco; that he rew...ined daughter s lam him when he liv:d in Caatain Pelen's 1 . 131.4 " ° N • Plit *" .3 " 4 1,4141 " t „«J; be lived ;hen traded with witne f s ; that we- lin Rockland five or es mon-he:eat ha had a fur ten houfe ; Lather's wife was thee cii, auef cane. L e d wrbw . v•=r t"" at), it th e S. &rect alf• it S Al 4MARICA. •Vb 1:: . : .• . ..1. ' - 1 bai 404.8* tinselly referable each other as to be mil% taken iorl l, . fd lissat Intimate acquaintance, can no longer be doubted, r Periling the report of the folhAvlng vary eztr, ordinary L.* Ws which we this day pubhth ir.,en The Nevi York 'Wonsan Chronicle. It is (fated that this ungul.o cafe kas been db. (titled of two previous trials in the Juaitcs Court of Ncw York ; . DIED. P • otealion frequently to vifit her, faw Prroner t.. re and almoft daily ; ironer, excepting the time w L i n he was firft fad., and went to his Tether's in Welt Cheter, has never bten abfent from the city more than a week fame his marriage with the witnefs's tighter. It was Weed between the ATTORNEY GENERAL, and the Counfel for Prifonewthat the Prifoner fhould. exhibit his foot to the Jury, in order that they might fee whether there was flat fear which had been fpoken of in fuch volitive terms by feveral of the miusedis on the part of the people. Upon exhibiting his feet; not the lean stark ofi fcar could be feen upon either of them. In further confi , mation of Prifoner's innocence, there was then produced on his behalf Magnus Beekman, who tellified, that be was Cap tain or the City Watch of the sd dintia ; that he war well acquainted with the Prifoner, Jofrph Parker ; that he, Parker,hatl been f. r many years a watchman; and had done duty constantly upon-the watch, that witnels, upon recurring to his books, where he keep* a regifter of the watchmen, and of their times of fervice, found that Prifoner, Jofeph Parker ; was re gular upon duty as a watchman, during the month. of ()Bober, November,ind December; tßoo, and of Jannuary and February, :Bet, and particularly that he seas upon duty the a 646 of D•reatler, 'too. The Jury, witimut retiring from the Bar, fonnd tl verdiet of Not Guilty. MA*lll.lr D. Monday %aft, at cawfley Pub, Northamptcataire, tie tau at Sir Jobe Kn.gl tky, Dart. hi. nephew, John Klaseas, 114. eye* fun of the Member lot Lymington, to NUL Barret, late of Rini On the zd init. Robert Pemberton, Efq. CommilLener of Dube nom. On the 6th left. at Ma antntry refidenee at Raft *remit, aa* fralt, in the id year of Ida age, 101113 Rands, Et* of the hung' Temple. On the cob Wiwi. at Brighton. the Infant foe tithe Rev.!. Evans. On Sunday left. at Margate. Mr. William Harvey, many yore Landlord of the Talbot Tavern, aeßiehmood. At Anairga, In the agd year of his age, after a Ilea Meek Cap. fain R. fanfbaws, of the Caryafort, of :1 gone. He had Jet ar. rived from Cork, with the remainder of the Weft India convey s part leaving been loft non the eneft of Pektvgal, with the Apy al 44 guns, Captain Dixon. in the heginhing lad Apt*. WWI WAWA AT LONDON YRIDOI TO•MbRR Mori/Jag Aftweers CUSTOM-ROUSE. SHOREHAM. TO BE sOLD BY AUCTION. . At the Cuftom-Houte, Shoreham, on Tuckley the slat day Augaft, a 404. at rttarn o'clock Id the librenben, THE FOLLOWING GOODS. which have bees felled and legally eandenaseal, tit Gallons of Brandy. 83 011110011 St Reim sy93i Woos of Geom. s Pounds Oros Tee. ty Ctaldzons and 29 Boant of Cubn. Samples et t►e shove Goods nay Le flee ae tbe (La Ogee hours), the day before, and merman( et tket Salo. N. B. A &peaked is per ism Will be required. j'HE utility of Medical telliitoti226 for tbt bestilt I. of the Peer, is fuliriently rowed. ha the yet ang. the Mugs sear, in Solue4qinion leR opeend oft at the oarlina nia eeptacits of this kind, where Mans neficii" en AM fuel* as eruptive eau, eksinstisis.„lcrophalk Ake. had • yropeed that was fate, palatable, 624 prevented the bring repented (rota hie Emily, by It. cip6resios Wag addli, s.d requiring ao cosiness*. The daily app laseiras prom op the world the eißtacy of SPILSBURra PATENT. AbITIRWIL. BUTIC DROPS ; and the thematic and gouty coadkr h as a fpccifie. The Munroe, la opts as vital, and attlelesco elm 26 amp Cider take daily, hew«, the boon of dens end am Lawry ;to* paid, with the aftial fee, MI he panda* Ittleded Clarginien and other benevolent whin in die cosouT, Mir have the : I Le Ageiee at 3 reduced price, u dud. Sold with a black Ramp, at tie Difpallbuy, Illobs-Ciaare,ta law thin of yr.6tl.; ice.; and n L as. shetzl aciam tdeds4 Any landnilalb n Motets Ramp Inuit be injuries, HFALTH AND LONGIViTY. 7 Dr. JAMES . 1 ANALEPTIC MLA. TO obviate the impolitioas which have long been praadled in regard to this Medicine, a fined attendee oar L requifite ; for as by fame of the Cearnilloners ef the Stamp Office, f: pane Plates have been ermined far Mr. Newbery's Me. with his name eognved In the Stamps. the letltatlmd width would be a capital affect, the genuine Preparation may sow be readily afcertained ; it is therefore recommended to porelanit not to open any boa In future, Web they Miami the weed% " F. Newbery, No. ay, St. Patch's," printed ow the itamp. The timelier excellence of theft Pins In Rhea natfese cad cad.. as well as in other Complaints to which Mclennan frame is liable. front the vieliktudea of our climate, Is eniverfally They are ado . :y calculated far Bilions, and ether Di ° ked ew = .Abl the thernach and Bowel ; for Head-Ache oceationed by lodigef• den ; and for preventing Fairies and Aprelesica, fen often the me. fesiurnee of free living. Rawer* &tad be had to them after every excels, and upon every flight ladltpolltion; and thin their well ka.mn charatierlitic of preemies; Longevity will be main. tainal ; for, by affiiting Nature le the dee difeharge ef the animal funetions, and by keeping the Coaftitutlon, as it were, in coo tinual repair, they prefave the body In health end vigour, mad prove t premature decay. They respire so particular condoc;nents nor attention to .:iet. They arc fold self hy F. Newest r and Seam, at the Wareham& for Dr. Janes's Powder, No. 45, St. Pant's, a few doors from Cheapfidc, London; and at Dr. James's late Houfe in Bruton.ftreet: 10 boxes, price 41.41 d each, damp isseleded; sr the leastity of At Moot large bee feCti.m. - - - • - - HAVIN G dedicated moped tit the study, and been gratified by the aloft confident* main u that besot* which I thought proper to fele-% I trait that 1 have not mars ealf empk;cd my dim than tbo(c who, in the extmlive Reid of the prrifellion, are ocetfionany hamerfed In uncertainty, and cavort Own% attain thw fonds which is squired by eaveaatradas the igt e ilediosi power n. medals of difiereen Thedifedet of DEau.rry arc peniffady dlitreibreg, fee till terwitb them a trans of mocomiestat fymptoata, aad by a de of all vital energy, callow tddf browses embitteredr Cirh — ce - be . r they trtfe frorn the prevalence dm example, andante. dee habits of fchool.boye, or the itabdrisees of maturlty, they ye quire the mot aiWunva prokflonal edit ; but by the igeontiot Of uneducated meat, the (Tetra:mime aggravated, and the crodrn maims is defiseyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLNOF el' SUROPOIdif I ground my ;rrecohnes on regularity of Wand ea; and pas Trig every en dirge to gradate, I het ea TM( emitted t • that ceafidant with which I have hitherto bee b liberally bosomed. In the heft Wanting ef local we finds, early application will prevent the calumet. of a &Mihaly" frame; but where die taf feta from acm &wind. of the sasamiliaefe of the vies wbieb einited his mb fortune, h fearful of the sootempt or eanfure of ble family p..yficitn. and brands over Ids lalinakty with careful men , ecalvicat it road be 4640:t0ry for lam to be 'lured net only of capability of treatment, bat alto of the anal immishls feeney. And in recent Venereal Cr omblets it is polite to priest's's.' danger or dittrcfs ; in the molt commlieseed cafes it la the argiditi max of ezelof•ve et pericries to this hoe to witch • Ede. mat* and fpeedy re•eitai•ii:iment I oiler the ad. rwa g r of tLis czperierite to thrie of dna fez Who are afflidul with any hind of Desury. of any fleammes al VEN 'ARAL IN NICTION. sad is all odes the terse et now titration arc Rated m the (hit lutervirm P:r main the errantry are unclad to Mellott a Bank vote, sea are rquittel to fpw:ify their age and 'Timmy of living. MARTIN }ALE, hf rue - rr rrf des loyal Cullipe of Sorrow' is Leeds& Note. Anuad,i 11.ret, aces eagle Dee (d rya Ornu, few f. Caw. Dens. TeOPM•am