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THORNTON, !Stk . • lit:ADA* toted AU this WaS uJ affirm brought 4y'dte John M'Lean, who was a Fghing 't.,tiat'e ''Aillico;• l at Edinburgh, againft Colonel iiho 4 / a s a man of alarge elate, and irist!., It Vasa& had rounded four hundred thou ilia putouts "ind yet be had refufed the pay- Met* orthc Tait 0451. which was demanded by the Plaintiff for his labour, in looking for and tak lag; rind sfier;wii;dskeiping hawks, and other birds, 'which ore:bred' Ilir%fport, in Scotland, and the north of England, and in the courfe of which the TtliatilfWaseiriplefbd,' many months, and had had to pgi over hege eliotintains, to climb up rugged , rock,' :and to deftendi dreadful precipices--a la bour worthy of any tire that could be given for it, for he hid triverfedllmoll all the litglilauds, and for Which there • now :due to line; upon the between him and theium of 4, ty. of plead . to this account ad - Stew year idea of proved V.:7z 1 64;ie the - hot ' blic k to - hitiered no. ror with there to it. need prefent. foe the not a charge againit the (Ira Fitch;/ ~a nd, that t'kyis afted Iffe aafireeed, nothht* I ].oid stn ti ~iidt ibit it had been found out, .• • in modern time-% Ifisit a jury, whielt was not of hives-WV:perhaps as any MS" ip itlenevai, wed eaten with great diggitt,tl Mc' expenet iii Tostie'elfel o His-Lord -17 added; weaill Brie to fay that /*title 'agent cfraher or the' Coldnet had taken mots Soh ter4ofirtith demand = that the Colonel himfelf knew nothtig of it. - • The Defence, we doubt, muft have arifen out of Tome mißake, fince it was not toihe credit of the ColooeTto reit& fuch a demand.—Sferdia for the Plaintiff. Damages 45 1 - , . tfastcoes u. PERRINO; sok • This 'Cos was brought- by Mr. Hancock, a Livery Stable -keeper, in Water-lane, to recovek &pl. 191. . on acctitant of two horres that wee ta*en in execution 'be the Sherif, who was only a no , ming defendant, and has indemnified by Mt. Cohen, on wheleaceonnt, and for whole debt they Were taken. Tick horfeiwere extremely Vain ible ; the name of the one - was Peter, and the bther was a 'Rockingham colt.; they were the pro. petty of Sir Thqmas Southcott, who pledged them with Mr. Hancock as a fecnrity for the payment i tinn . of money which he had advanced for Sir Thomas to fatiify a judgment that had been ob tained againft him, which fum, including the keep of the hones, amounted to Sol. tips bfr. Cowen was alfo a creditor of Sir Thomas, and took theh knifes in execution for the payment of his debt„,—; The Sheriff's Officers were infornted at the time they took them, that they bad been pledged as a fecusity for the repayment of a debt. After - the whole of the •circutuflanees of this cafe were explained, • • • Lord nevem was of opinion, in point of law, that the Plaintiff was entitled to recover. His Lordhip laid, that at Erb be thought the Plaintiff elaintvl to hive a lien on thefe hates on account of iheir keep, which was contrary to law, • But thei written agreement that was entered into between Sir Thomas and the Plaintiff, that thefe horfes fleould remain with him as a fecurity for the pay." nient of a fum of money, was a legal pledge- There was Alfa an agreement that Sirlhoma s Mould pay for their keep.—Vcrdift fur Plaintiff-591. tpy, c•DWILL V. WHIT', OTHILIIIIII 0511051111. This was an action brought againfi the Defen dant, a worthy Lady, who kept a (hop on the other tide of Blackiriars Bricigi, where (he pro . - vidrd the 'frig hrerinew! with fbe caR-off attire of Late. of Nation, and enabled them to fignre away with eclat in their fplic res.—The action was brought for goods fold and delivered, and the defence was not that the Defendant had not received the value, but that the was a married seaman, and confer , quently that her hufband was bound by law toi l anfwes for her. She contended, by her Counfel, drat this arron. was the titbit d a_confpiraey. on the part of die Phiintifand her own hothead, to, wrong her, tloatrgls,Bse had Anally given him the' p: vane of thi_ goods in neftion. /4 . 11 4.1 07164 *auk wkole :asides lib.- I, .3 ..... au 06.• .a.• .... ... • • ••••• . • for Which there Was now :due to lii;, upon the balance of attountla, adjolled between him and Colesiei Thornton% Reward, the .fum of 441. for which h 4 *Wasilsi4Y:io •be under the neceffity. of bringing tutu apiers.' 'The Defendant had plead- ed the Stattitle*lfltiinitations as an anfwer to this etenisidil, balk antgli'prove, that an account ad. ARV by therlaUtigniid the Defendant's Stew- 1i it% hill beesithigin PAIN Defendant, in the year , s493",lind' that he rime made no objeetion to it, which eve* take' Pie cafe out of the Statute of Lirokatiops, and' niotatite Could not he an idea that •d*:Bill Of Alifyllitinifwal unreafonable, the Vtjiliould give hues a* yerdia to the amount of %is &AA& ' • '' 9 ' s - ' ' . .. loin - hlt i th, the fon of the Plaintiff, proved tfoihN tat ityeen etnployyd, for Many years, Tai4hei, • oarr hnwlti thd otheebirds roe hi itrthe glifth - of Seotlan.dt and: that he, the litertief i 797, calkkat the Colonel's en7 - n e le WA . 11t lierf payitent of his fa- ' &erg' i ' :fillftolonel Ad'hirm VliiSmlll 7 . ...,,,e , yiouggrictetivcur to get PK Whig d :lust the Witnefs couplet hot treir .11d - 'fa zi, - Ili bli Way' bfick to Bendisitit'lWifir 'ii - The Cologalbidered isiettiktcn•inli -p; to mite:bit the as 6 l l. l ft_! i'irlliff liiittif,,Whielt they did - readily, ror 1 :2 .-.‘ ma pimp fasliWi boot's - lien* with ....;--NVAelithe Streets - kV' Wilthitaa' out, there i iigalitike, - thelyithilli fad, di 4%1:- Jar to-his • hater trom, Op ;Nowt afterliVing emelit • for all Illie hiedlieeli fremthd telOncl, over and PIR/re - the'f: irEad then. been lately received 4.;.n d t,ed brtbe-Wi '' Witnefillititelithie-Accohnt ,ttittiloitet ' ,sip eilte Midi Skrobjtaida vili. Laid 19filsvemi That the Plifiliiif need portrOMiy foetheflislihrOpOrt under:ale, at prefent. '• ilie ' Leitened - Marfa, Wise ippeartel° for the DefosiNpoiked, VheflierThgre was not a charge * 41/1744f mare per week MI kfd . agahlit 'The ColluteVatitit6 bd paid 02 the rlardiffiToe (itch.' kg iieWits in AdcHighlandi of Scotland?' and, . Witetto t trillt_ tioi in 'estraviegant :Charge ?- 1 -- 11111e1Fif ishdOted that the elfaige Was to that Illebnyit; wisy n sbeitAs inetidallby Aid it Was all'exbiliilalst Phe'fbefrielflabone.' Tie was afired Why this tit* Was . not tried he Seediest! He 1 hafwered, /1?Feool4 `fay not to Oaf. ' - Loki Wiest oloi MA, that it had been found out, _ _- to-his for all name was Rebecca Marne, had been married at ' 4 Stepney church to one Mr. Henry White. The regi Rer of the marriage was not proved, nor could the witnefs, Mrs.. Knight, fay exaftly when it took place, farther than it was about ten years ago:— She was certain the nuptial benediction had been given.by the prieft, and the marriage folemoized ; for the acted ;the part of bride's-maid, put the blufhing fair to bed, and • was wrought upon, by the mirth, feßivity, and joy which Teemed to ani mate the bride, that she the very next day yieleed to the folicitations of her admirer, and becanytthe happy fpoufe. of her prefent hufband. Mr. Geaitow, the Plaintiff's Counfel, raid, he had no objeCtion whatever to this evidence, nor would he attempt to deny that Mrs. White and Henry White had married, .as the Winds had Rated,. but he would prose that her dear Henry had' been married before to a very amiable young creature of the name of M , Pherfon who was Rill living. He firft called the Clerk of Iffington who proved the prior marriage; and afterwards h e cal led the bride's mother; and, lady, the fordo. Mifs jvl , Pherfon herfelf, who proved the marriage with all its forms and ceremonies: the latter dat ed; 'with tears in her eyes, that ere the honey moon was pall, the was left, like another , Arladnis, a. widow bewitched I and that Ha dear uneintast varlet, Stark blind to her alwass, was loft in the !Ms • Of a Jiltn g inveigling harlot r (meaning the defendant.) Satisfailory as the proof of the firß marriage was, it appearing tbat.the defendant having lived with Henry White as his lawful wife, and haying in that capacity been trolled, it was incumbent on her/el-di/ins/ hufband to anfwer,for the debt fhe had contraaed. Accordingly, under the direftion of Lora Kenyon, the Plamtiff was nonfuited. , . Saturday the Recorder made a Report to his Mayerry of the following prifoners under fentence of death in Newgate, convitled in May Seffion WI,: viz. 'Airy Farm, for Mabee ten g uineas, a mu ffi n gown a s whit' enlace, value ttl i 6,. the property of John Cramer, la hielinilling Mete. Purse, for ten,Lbawls, yabie xl. 41.8 d. the propaty wiabm wo; privates en Atop. *is tam looeser ~do pa..*e wn fear, and ask- Ink ~do = i rhie wia, a Inetallvato,,aod :Alit *ale Dennis Kennedy,WillintsGarinaek,and Thomas lines, for inane tour Rik twee, pries elthe prtipany Of Joittirlaridge. . Resbert Maar for Railing few pieta of Itilltlinen, value xpl. Ilso_praperty orWillianDv,inhisAweliin i ghonfe. Thalnis Green and -Moms 1-b Won, for earstartenity Zitelsad retain Aedweilipessuit of ,Idrettlsw Bowe, a ins therein eight sl candlefticksond etber snicks, vane • • • t ta. his property. - Richard W b ri, u glil owis elin sibs Parker, and Thome ohntione, for yeneeking wad awn* the dwelling haute of Rjchard rsey, shd Iteattne therein a qesedry oleo, figit, and wheriettieks,mdtie x rd. hie plaint/. ' 63.4 trr Biwtesiardtemilng /ad *An away a her& with a :and addle. value slake property of John tianfecenbe. - Uri% Garden, for Itargiaribidly breaking and entering the recielitEol6•llCl•Prd Trinds and leaking Illetabt a Win yam Hells and Thom= Bowman, for bautbriaalflf sad cawing gal 4WIRICS baker John fiyivefter, and Reeling therein 98 Whitney blanket; value eel. big PrarestY. When the y were all refpited during his Majefty's Filature. The cafe of Michael Stewart alias Sey mour, confided of forgery, is referred. On Monday there was found. near the Rock under Aionehoufe Hill, Plymouth; the body of a yoiniglibroan, decently dreited, who appears to have been moll cruelly murdered. •She had a black mark round her neck, as if &angled with Tipknele. Her ear-rings had been torn from the top,orher ears, and a ringforied from one her bete.' Two foldiers ire in cullody on fufpicion afihe Murder. Lift week a boy, who,it is ,fuppofed, had climb atldP i hi* to get • bia's :utak. nal! Alcefter, was found dead, with a flake through his body, Rpm which it is thought be had fallen. -- The Author of Sad Sainte fa a, that a certain Pliyfician told his Patient he Mull live higher, (i. e. more freely); but the poor Man,miflaking his meaning, betook himfelf to the Garret, which be ing very damp, from the ill Condition of the Roof, he got a deadly Chill,' and'the next Tuac the Doc. for - paid him a Vilit, he found his Patient in his Winding Sheet. Bin (spoofing that theManhadna derßood the Donor rightly, it was a kraage piece of Advice to give him, and that too in fa ch vague and unqualified Tcrms:—as fuch a poor ignorant Mortal might have killed himfelf in as Rion a Time, by Prins as freely as he pleated. Yet fat+ is. the „unaccountable Comilla of force of die Fa culty, that they will recommend chafe who ere under their Care, to live higher or . live /Sever, as they call it, withotit holding out any Line, or Ow Jog them the Shadow of it Ruli to go by,•t• • Wing of fuch Importance to Health as Regimen* —How di ff erently has Donor BROM , '" atked his Patients? Not contented with adininillerhis the nobleft Medicines that ever were invented '4 refitire Mankind to a State of perfeft Health, from that of the moll grievous of all Difeafes, we mean , his Nervous Cordial and his Botanical Syrup, he has publiOnd a Treatife which is, in fait, invalu able, and whofe only Fault, indeed, is in its Title; that is worded in fuch a Manner as to lead many a haßy Reader into the Idea of his meaning it as a Guide sot Old Age, whereas the DoCtor's reel Health% is literally a Guide ro Old Age: that is to fay, a Guide which, if the, Reader follows he will, by Gon's Bleffiog, Rand a fair, and more I titan n common Chance to li to a God Old Age. Bat there is no anfwering for People's Milconcep- Bthilis, let an Author be ever fo explicit, though we pill venture to athime thus much, that whoever *lds with•due Attention this incomparable and iweßimabk Tree, will fend that the DoElor's Guide to Old Age will condna them by the Laws of Temperance, and yet not rigid Serf Denial, to that defirable Attainment, Length of Days, and a gentle and imperceptible Approach to that great Change we all mull undergo, before we can be tranflated from this fablunary State to that waked Poe, wherein ...Tee Saul n 111402481111 immortal Winks ▪ Unbars midn the War of Elements, •TM Wm! Mauer, and the curb a *oak r ~,,~~_ Pre; the LONDON. G,atrrs, ywr=7• MILITARY PROMOTIONR Commiffion in the Effex Militia, figtiel by the Lord Lieutenant. Jpbn &vent* be Enßgn in the Raft Aqiitoent, vice who has entered into the King's Dragoon Guards. May 13,180!. 17 1 1115 Commiffion iatbeCroydosl Volunteer Atrocintion, figVcl by his klairfly. Patrick Drumnion Oa*. to be Wise, vice Hughes, deceaf ed. Dated May 31, zsoz. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July iB. Jofepb Wilke, heretofore of a!brook, but afterwards of Crotched Friars, and now of Marshiest, at ten, at Guild hall, Loodon. BANKRUPTS. William Betts Bird, late of Yarmouth, Norfolk, linen-draper, to (offender June 14, at . one, July. 1t , at ten, and Auguit 8, st twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Chaffer, Printer.ftreet, Printing-honfe.fttarecLoodan. Samuel Lacey, of Tooley-thect, Southwark, oilman. July 4, it, and Augutt 8, at tea, at Guildhall. Loudon. Atturnies, Mara Gregory and Brodie*. Wax ellaildia 444l John Eden Deacon, of New Band.ltrest, hilifklitfax, Utien-dra. per and haberdafher, Jelly 4. at ten, July i r, at nirelve 'and Auguß 8, at ten, at GuildhalL Adelman, Mahn ibeirtliood and Rain% Caotorburpfemare, Southwark. John Perry and George Rigg, of , Bread-itreet, Cheaplide, ware badmen, July. 4, at , and Aura 8, it tea, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Jopfon, Lincoln's-Inn New-fquare. Benjamin Cote, late of the Strand, innkeeper, June 30,114 Y 4, ' end Auraft 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jkoica Benton, Swan-yard, Blackman-itrect, Southwark. Richard Wilton, of Bread-then, Loudon, morshant. J* , 7,1 ,it, and Angult 8, acten, at Guildhall. Attumey, hdo k 4tries, Elychce, Holborn. Edward Da&, of Walcot, Sonuteuttlilre• fhtillt4lattir and livery-Rabic-keeper, July 6. 17, and Aug_l4t p, at one, in the Greyhound Inn, Bath. Attorney, Mr. Fritter, Bath. William Chapman, of Rugby; Warvrickthire, money-fattener July 7, at fa, July 8, and Auguft 8, at eleven, at the Georg; hx,ltulibl• • DIVIDENDS. Jul az rKThontssPerklin and John Lazarus, oiherwife Jacob . , late of Marybone-theet, near the Haymarket, nimeacmucces, at eleven, at Guildhall. . - .... s ! • * July 3 . Edmund Holland, of Love-lane, Lentit,Joiandy -1 1.. . • ' at ten, at Guildhall. July ss. Thomas Higgins, of Threptakhin-44.166madetlf, I merchant, at ter at Guilaikalt. .': 2' ' • •1 _ ..* fr'''l '• ' 4417 ii. C amas es R.;:e ' ortfoo. of 4 11 4i0WC4.4.1 114 004. 66 . 1 * v.nsit ulidliad. Julys. prury in: l ai l :l t, tl o 4 4l ' O ttr e t, Landon, ribbon.weavera, a ist G ' ' • - • • July 14. James Hawkins, St. Clement-Dimes, carpenter, at ten, at 4316..14 . . July so. e mg e gala the 46.46 ff Crpmle,lincolnilAM, eonsfadgS, at five, at she i 17141.. Hart Tavern, Putftea6 Pay ao. harroadoho Hare, of all, groat, a i n se, at the Whke Hort Timm . HO. Jar, Andrew, ?Aline, of . sare. t, at ten; at GulldbalL July 7. Thomas Humble and Johns Headrifoa, Are of 6/ Strand, cabinet-makers sad utedilirs, at tca,aguildisii. Meisel price o(Corn in Easele ad Wales, ROM tibiae mums tad* the indt a ol g q3, am Who.. I Rye. I • . 1 Oats. I &ans. !Pia& .. 4. - A d. s. .4. 4. a. 41. , .a. d. tr. xi -WI 3 7s . 9 53 o Ils 8 65 5 IA prices of Fgrdgn Corn, by which the iffy on lxapa tads is regidated, she Ina ending the oath fuse. Wheal a. Rye. I Bad., Out 6 4 Oolos. sei l Beene. [Puff- A. 4. . 4. a. 1. a. d. a. 4. i° B 4 ' d 8 S AS Of 0 10 . 9 ,43 pf The air,etage Price of Saxer, coatpu from the Returns made in the week ending the 2.46 of Jonc,sBos, is 47 1 . 4 lid pm Mindrqd weight. BIR TH. Oa Tudday Ink at Moimboufe, Dublin, the , Potietsfs of 0 ratani, ifis fon. ThorfdlY l 4. She 447 0 lik join hag, Parr. of a foe. 43n the resh in jt. at the Abbey, Shnewilasep, the Lady of Sir Charles Oakley, Aut. of a fon. Toefday; in the Adelphi, the Lady at D. Rotation, lifq. of a Rea. Thistiday, hs Pecaundliooss ibo 14 4 of the gm% it D. Bernet., of 4 foss. On the ad lull at Techvarroo, Cornwall; the .4447 crirreil 1,17 3 / 1 , VT al a fon. . --.....:„. hIA.P,P,IED. re . Tit/PdA fli hi* Mtn Au • OS . • Irk Id , star Gleialberieeli, Mr. ids; s et tiekiii to Mife Sautedby,. °robe for .. V.. ,.,_, , Mr. ThetpOtrift,ettrotrolf 0 :444/ero.lll. to , :- '''''. I .4a lifter to the shore Mge hula 2r ill ' 431111. MO/ ‘4 . 11 : 9 - - 1 At Ilhilleh, Merc at ebett IM(/‘ FA. to Afife Jtel' i . er 2 b il Pr 4.4• er 14 Sec& . . td i r , alr felidght, at Eh. astd I. to Ike, =IV aged se. By this aim, the held/redo beams beetber to his foe, mod meele to We eleholfeo ; the tA a li re ig e l epke, 74 . , to Mr& reretl 11, all d a ft t vissyleg el the tender WAG" to Love and Hymen, emitted bei le year.—At Weather, &hp, Mehemet Rock aged 17, to 17tre. dm Wigley, aged 119. DIED. At his !ware ha George Square Edin , on Pdday the 19th itheet,The lien. John Cam pbell at one at the Sentare Otte ChUgge of Pith:** At (bgindannagb. Mrs. Masa" NEM of Ekberg Maws- E tertieh.eo4lta At after sie Mods efi few days, Edward M. MandetrMe, Efq. ;he author Wastrel pesos. At Teseiteli. ih the yjd y ear d hi. age, the ley. John lidegidre, P. P. of that di n -A for 33 years. Mr. Limenee With, fon of Mr. Edward Will. et Data. fans, On the sift InE. in Conades-itreet, after a few days Mak Mrs. Saab hisegan, wife of William Map, sty. of the Cultom-hode, Dahlia. At ha hrother's-houfe, in St Antirent'e4v.r. Mrs. Ara Brown, daughter of the late Mr. /malt Sewn, jun. Merchant, la Olafgew. At 9/hirdiaugh, note Palley, the rob MIL Me. Janne Ge. , reed, merehint. At Hall-hill, neat Ensobstr, the rod' OIL Main Jane Tale, daughter of Mr. William Tait, late mac. bent In Olafgow. At Aberdeen, on the sth Init. George §tsiehaa ilfi. aged 7 3- *arm day, wed htih Bernad. d AziliNegatift wee returning in a gig from sibling a faked, who was , 11 0 1 0 11 4 bad arrival within a quarter of a mile of b bent, whet , i t hale fog, and the &the of earrings were broken ; Mg eat he unfortunately fiio, sad frehured her OMIT hi eat. tinned deprived of hide for Ili days sad tho enpireL At Edinburgh. as the 14th indent, Mrs, gaidikelk violow of the lase Mr. Mark Sitatitvhdo, tat Za " At Mun i 00 the t sth init. Mr. Gawp jamooss,late albs ire. ; At Adkins, the ass. johph Moors, men pain with ! In Cesrlosortt•ftrect, DulArt, Mn, Clark, trifc of George 1 Clark, Er* el nts, Klnes County. Lately,* Ifsoinsafsaith, MA Lee, lifter of 9lr Dgertos lot, but. Os 'rigida,' %X sins . fa" Onyt Mirk 1 Nabse4- I fro, Mo. of FWdliste,Wing• il t: Soma day, at Mazypia4 - Mrs. etl *late Mr. buisei lassbas, at get *mi. On MSlslr in. l o, st OS • Ilk liCksi• Oast, sf , ~ . ' l2 = ir4 4. as timimstair ' //* --,-------,, ••___•____T__ 70440. ititCM, •• • Ahs Wee •• 1- Sin feta • - Mo il- Mo il . 45 minutes after 3 75. minute* alter 8I 1- 7 minutes after t iiiiaki.wATkß AT, LOND9N - 41413GE,TUAIVIAPV, Naming - 4 minutes ail& 5 Attenike - '24 ntimites-aft* 5 • -- - - • DISEASE&O€ the I.4tibtAii,r.' CadiAL'iestdsVANZßll4l. COMPLAIthI. • , MR. titilitt Ilk infOrktsAi " Pu l eie . Aatlle itin " LLA. daily bit coofulted gratis. from 9 to 5, at bßillidirfelifti, s, Frithrtireet. Solati.t London; in .44. enfegy t afiphoinewens. 1 1 %daunts, dlects,.Setninal Weak nefs, Ingontinency of Urine. • Filtulas, .I*Motenee,and debility in either +ilex, (Stc.. iFiran 1 extenfive Practice in this departnieutoo. wlich ha has con, fined himfelf for many years, he offers a t n ithed of eureanild s eficaciousoindintiek prevents a retook.. • Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of itaran'teal • iii dieated) Bougie., has ultimately fa inioroied them e log them °Me inkatingiftslia of oiltifniitt Ikkglenahldt diet (ueeeed where eauftics andotha• riolcot names have failed- 71 For the Venereal Difente, Mr. LKTFouP. is in pdtkilion of D...e. Ranches,. fo.nalid dint Ace render eanfinesieru. an !varmint in diet unemstrary. Te,gimbleetinito biker dy la ti e ntg at their own haulm, he'llas Provided the afilltanoe of it Gentle. roan ache. ramiltr. cliterfois in else canary saay be mod tii !Latins their cafes to WATS,. pot! paid. •.. Juit pubilfited; rite at. bd. 'Fifth •EiStitts;• rohrgetift Treatife OA the above Complaints, iltintimed *fatality vulona fyniptonis and Cafes. !hewing the. painful and &wan • el l fees of Online Rotates • an improved 'method of nesting go t ' marrheits, I*. ohc. litin'ted for j• - ..edlork.f3miitil-earct Sa and H. D. Symonds, Patamofiersgarg •. ,ti tg i, l 4. 10 -Weil hrlatieen's, fireteriCbange. and at tfid A I - WHEN Profeflional -Mc a of e4cAtrrit aid :At fporifibility deflate troni , thi gnietatfeitertiby tile ha Mtion of. pecoliar-Dranehr the faoldial loft Mod naliMaid fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuperiiirity. ' , Eight yeas have idevoted coy prattled to IWe 'mei:dive nest. moot of THP.P.II DiliONsinfts, onde • Narrnrodttoi ref* el my planeves nm,addltiokil agd our ti}nspofe as f o r al . ! arm . able the ravages debate - coinplaints whiM ire %canon import. aft in the catrialittooMPOPatibtirlatior, ^ .... , After initiation into . every brand' as an orrey - acirgoso, I formed a with at deailypekod if 'Praeliok , to refMte individs , skims the ignorance of untducatePanpologdherimagy eloo mous precipitancy of genegaUPraditiaters. The Tillikf:V , D 11.6,-tatimennireof Wilk% Haireeide. voted goy tOMPtlol,4l o ll l lPille 111 1 7tritnieh or i. , HIMAiti lifiPECTlON,orbetha of a mw. t, or kig pleration..-adir. AU lt kids Vii I,lOlXr ri 'Wer ' ilillie 4 i''n 'llie : b *kat Schoolboys tor the iiinicigeoppitatowite..l4l4 icit= rangement of the fyilem in Woman winch is called P t o ss „smithery, ...... . ..• , i nin ~r; ~..... 1 . :1,1,1 MAIRSAAA . 41 ife.0 4 4 16 gaf.e. l * 0 treatment of &Ample tionorrfica„andir not P rO P panathifthe'Reilit 'oPtiffebti- poilened brim indi . Mtti 41111 fr i 111)! ffilriev.litc4l44.4o l comb tbititiMe. stra t i, t end even samara others hare failed,), inttbat t ' May prefesnet;4lFeransilical•re-irkitlinfiniteftf. - f•. ^-, ' t 1 iitew.h•VtaneD;Oodattilits of eanigiOlM .• . ANIA, ditotder compared with the calm/atoms fiebatiaal 1 [rem indeigemeineVOLlTAßTatiet eviiimaprithilimb ' 1 tat of a hdbionabie• Ads, segairesha ,Ibliiial'Atroi . of is the unavoidable confequenee fuch p.mni*. . _. • Where the unhappy fuffercr bmodoeveridaiiiiiip "illf right itekmaigiiis anisfortare; at may be. 4w hint to know, that altbousb it be an thiod , dett a bt iF t= minty with ale ' Ptselitioneni, the vontecut oPliatiolleillt CIENCUP ig doe grainapregrots of liewaidatischnsegginp. root dal evilest= If tile rites'of pacelbui ei Yew* Med begonto'raitire sminly:Signer. misehangliiitymnaho rave by an early counteraction of this languid aalo 4 i s Alio* cafes qo great, di ffi culties win oerirr. Sat 4014otiVhio 13411dicibiyitikager "UM Shal*** lo .ll • froCnacciaindifpcsAbly requifite to ra r r i e vangiargoomps: of Life, and to re-animate the Confintitioo. . INLAJitiIIED AVOMFAte who how hogebilif • • in their expetiations of a Frimay - ,av be. intoner. fedi' defeAi are curd* Tis filtaltitCl' wideit irtsedlialhi way . ~ the Qualifications which 1 Mai liteimPOlM belwas_ofs Bahl Of my Pretailions, and In iciaelliddewhb' Wesdi. motion is given, that Mr 11.—....5eny be winfahodtha4g ii: i r,t eet y letters inciptiqg a [mall note)os W. bode. Now ' 1 , fisraad, Mob Tomphiate; • '-- - - ... • el,. • Time In an *Mideast attnator in lifeasofdamailbligii cod the naoseh osi teph.ths skews. . ~, M. X. Member et Um Rem , OefieVeikreesse. To 11110MAp litifilait t a. ' 14° 9, New it. i . Heseiroet gr.. , , ** l tt 4 . iffer.: awn i BEG leave t o infyym yo nt Ott 11114 f tbc A' 'year typo, I leave heat dad tie &Yes yetterea; which, frown its aiskluaiell refitting every Wade of malosinit prehnibed by die of the isonisylsons • and saes *Wig fewPabteWe WSW et rittnidott_fififiriel from tbell with little edict. imuld aoe po . 4 M adore. 14 the 4sing of lait 'par my Fit ti ditiod;erseprit fir OR apoladta pruaelme4 Maw dwelt docrawated atylmed,,anoita sadism. NA trey We Were bribe sir fet i fekkaPoltaiioet my eiall• ow ebielptifii assl o 44 Oast* a AM if wages 1m (or the litit rate; ow . Mel ad sato=ke be o. in, was very drared, psi int het granola bed. os tiatity to ispeive enecr il e i l . b. C i =e*Metata I was reciaibiredalbw IideaVIIIIMIP fon, (who vemived fa gnaw a care by theakboo). lo 0b1i1.r.4 1 1444 'SW* IPP t, 1111411 I pep to de * the gob 411 1 ,4 f; iis the . matile es OM** I began to rettive belitt7.= owe dim o adalsdadeetawn wry bead modems ' ly banialitimen after tbollieses try legs healed aids, Name bow," inadvisable gliaalunatiam /a the ft* wag& * the boaa s he idt dra whidi‘ i tLe ie bittsg e r=l/11 0. = tbe kin regaining ifs saw* Inteiond *row. mid Oro gratbeaUy wini .11.4 than bwasee,. by rase Maw all ebbs and wedialaaportedily hoe *iota way besowialie recovered my forma tpie= Sauph, which Ante eseamo Meath' t i lte 111. tad 2ll:ent eh/who idewark I nii se= is whet terms to cepa& wry seadads 4 bat beg yea, for the pad of ad' hear* imegtais, we ame* Weepy oak as psimii. as ”11114 i, as I hall es every occolion i la to dotal ywa veil gr titt i tUßlZETtlr f anlga l t en4 Hl;4 .......z Wkindhs to tbe abase cure :--Jahalhimalim .i. .l. "wt. , Pookryanarket. join Watt*. Mil itirog li sz r dintd by the foie Prereint Al t i r l l'HlA • LOlt. ei the Royeleakinge of toos, at bit= 22...Ipidge-ftreet, Leodong erii afar a e shore dm tkirty-de yaws, *a pretties partiedat. !rid to the cure d Vamisi Cimplieta. wad Nil* hid , to the Pans y :Se:Ma. tibit shut battaimble imam • Ws of bis Ilaseld alwapoWeivehalimb aka. lea Omar, bie4ll4 the and dillwaes be arridisuly ad stiolawa la wawa midair trio Ibladiebta, *MU etbeseardi void WI of all . NW, was abuisqp Idiom atasbabb, ma AND [old, II oppalie Jae _tbe eeiveniumes of *alb living at a Miaow. at the iinterb, No. jj • S. Alias firm, Pall-Mdl t. tie l' - -, No. 103, Odienliaree a Mn DirbeewagekSte4,lft Arse-trip 1 Mr. droll, basithiter. lies r, Unaware% Tawar44l3 I Mir . ( Wales's, Swisb4 eve n bat*. Oilbuisira. UttMWaeog.lol iie ige mort lt in fon in wls great Mode Ned bdeoe4 in box* of fors" vi. odor op, *kb folt me is at die with'thereby pallibe of dear fat may mai illienSiose with ode, irpond.fotoser, midi** N. B. Every Bea hid id bent Midi la today id* * /auto, as with, by &law at die Cantedl r ienb ideo r t ma golini4 at the lansup•ollos...T. Tayise, No it, New imitate Which It Wong, and ad oilers are atonterfeft ____ O 111, biased kr the Proprietors by JOHN DA Mil (of )ot the Sr** Pagirrimo-Dte tog, Po. I. Carry-Illsot ; as/ yobilSod by LPVJL WIT. ; Cs& trisospipbso. Lombso.), soaks t. Ossoy-Apot. tai &a 011 4a-Clas es. Toossio.lar ; so Moak Ofiss a 54 = 12 16 maims Ise be Laura& are resedkitia be -