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LAW IN7 E LLIGENCE. COURT OF PREROGATIVE, DUBLIN, DEC. pp. A cafe of confiderable novelty was this day de rided by the Judge.—MARTIN FRENCH Lyrics', Ely a &miller, had Puce time fince prefented a petition, hating that he had taken the degree of Doctor of Laws in the Univerfity of Dublin, and that he was a Roman Catholic, and praying to be admitted to pradice as an Advocate in this and the other Eccle fiaHic:tl Courts of this kingdom. Upon this Petition the Judge had made a rule, that Dr. Lynch thort!d be admitted an Advocate, he taking the oaths of allegiance, fupremacy, and ab juratisn, and making and figning the declaration againft tranfubtlantiation and the invocation of Saints, as by law directed. The Petitioner, by his Advocates and Counfel, the SOLICITOR GENERAL, Mr. WHITESTONS, and Mr. Krawaw, argued, that, by the Statutes which ad mitted Roman Catholics to the bar, and to the diffe rent offices in the State, he was entitled to he admit ted au Advocate, without taking thefe oaths, &c. ; or, that, if thefe oaths were necetrary, 'it was not in cumbent on him to take them before admiffion to praulice as an Advocate. This day Dr. DuIGENAN delivered his opinion at large, of which the following is a brief outline :—He laid, that however Grange it would appear, that the Legiflature (tmid have thought fit to allow perfons profeffing the Roman Catholic faith, to praßife in thofe Ecclefiaftical Courts, whole authority they de- Lied, and which their religion bound them to impugn and overturn, 'yst ifluch had been the law, he fhould have thought•himielt bound to obey its ordinance ; but it was clear to him that the law, as it flood, was decifively againft the demand of the Petitioner ; and that it fhould be fo, upon every ground of realm; and common fenfe, required very few words to prove. The authority uncles which he fat in that Court, bad, for many centuries, been ufurped and exircifed by the Bifhop of Rome. By an Ad of confirmed af terwards by a Statute of Elizabel,h, this authotity was veiled in the Crown, and a power given to the Crown to exerci e it by Deputy, which Deputy was the Primate of Ireland, who, by a fub fequent Statute, was enabled to appoint a Commit . - fary, which Commiffary he himfelf was ; fo that as to the authority of the Court, there could not be a goofier% that every Roman Catholic mu& confider it as an encroachment upon the Papal Supremacy. By an Aft of Elizabeth for reaming to the Crown the ancient jurifdiftion over the State Ecclefiallical and Spiritual s fec. it is enafted, " that every Arch- Sm. and every other Ecclefiaftioal perfon, and other Ecclefiaftical Officer and Minifter, before he {ball take upon himfelf fuch office, or mi stillry, take the Oath of Supremacy, therein enafted." By the Englifh Ad of the 3d of William and Mary, the oath of fupremacy was abrogated, and another direfted to be taken in its (lead ; and all perfons in Ireland, who would have been obliged to take the oath prefcribed by the haute of Elizabeth, arc required to take the new oath in fuch manner, and at fuch times, as the former was to have been taken ; by this ASR, the fame pet flans are obliged to snake and fubfcribe the declaration againit tranfula llantiation, &c. By the Englifh Aft t ft Anne, Barrifters, Advocates, A ttornie s,Notat ies,an d Prodors, inlreland,are,among others, particularly required to take the oath of abju ration therein prescribed, at the fame time that they 'take the oaths and fubfcribe the declaration ap pointed by the 3d . of William and Mary, thus fpeci tically recognizing the neceffity of their taking thefe oaths, if any doubt could have been entertained on the fiskit & Thefe two Ads, of the 3d William and Mary, and the tlt cf Anne, were enafted by the Englifh Legif latore, but it was at a time that the Ads of that Le giflature were fuppofed to bind this country ; and by the Aft of the hill% Parliament of the ened Geo. commonly called Yelverton's Ad," the authority of all Englith ftatutes concerning oaths, is ratified and vita The only remaining queflion then is, whether, by any of the ftatutes repealing the Popery Laws, the neceffity of Roman Catholics taking thefe oaths, be fore they could become advocates in the Spiritual Courts, was removed ? • No word in any of thefe Ads could be tortured into a panive repeal of the law impofing thefe oaths ; on the contrary, the Legiflature, in allowing . Roman Catholics to become Barrillers, Attornies :fpeeifically, and by omitting Advocates and Proc tors in their defcription, appeared to declare its fenfe to be diredly contrary. Ile had thus gone at length into the queftinn, in order to fet it in its true light, and to put an end to an application which had been urged with extraor dinary Verfeverance. A tong time had elapfed fince the Solicitor General bad fpoken very fully and ably to the point ; but, upon the bell confideration, that Gentleman Appeared to have given up the cafe Its untenable. Since that time, a new attempt had been made to prefe the matter upon the Court, and a num ber of ftatutes totally irrelevant, and quotations from books of no authority, had been exhibited with great 'parade. Mr. Kirwan had, indeed, argued the cafe like a Lawyer and a Gentleman ; bat even he teem. ec,to have been convinced that the claim was totally nnfupportect. When fuch efforts had been made, it became him to look accurately into the Law, and he was gratified to find that the Law coincid ed Itriely with realm% and found policy, and with the fecurity of the Ecclefialtical eftabliflsment of this country. The petition for admillion without taking the oaths of fitpremacy and abjuration, and making the de claration againil trantlibliantiation and the invoca tion of faints, &c. was accordingly rcjated. Lail Thurfday night, a well drend young man went to the Rofe and. Crown public houfe, at Tot tenham, where he engaged lodgings for the night ; he got up about feven o'clock in the morning, walk ed out of the hnufe with a bundle in his hand, met them id fervant, and Aced his way to Edmonton, when flue informed him : a few hours after, going to her zoom, the found her box broke open, and all her cloches flolen. The villain tonic 'one of the fheets to m the hed on which he had lain, and doubled t+..v.n the reariaini-g, thee, to make it have the ap. CITY BLECIVOhS. Yefierday, at the dole of the Polls for the con , relied eleaioos for Commoo Councilmen, the gop hers flood AS follmtv : FARRINODON wt7'HtN._ _ _ -. ...... —. Mr. Leigh 268 Mr. jamda Smith 135 CAdwell 160 Lewis 134 Pritchard 153 Wheble 134 Crowder 149 Cooke 133 Roberts 146 Walker 1 33 Stokes 145 WIN 129 John Smith 143 Scateherd a t 3 Thomas Smith 143 Winter 87 Metcalfe 142 Prieft 44 TOWER. S. liutchinfon 240 C. Stuart 113 S. Wright 140 T Fothergill soli S. Ilixon , 236 D. Laing 102 J. Dixon 233 •Oorft 99 •I'. Skipper la 6 S. Walker 93 M. Lucas 126 J. Handhorim 9 0 T. Bridges 120 Gig= 32 • •Cawthorn 214 • CORNHILL. • Birck 51 Barnard Angel 41 Blunt Jacks 45 •Norvil Chapman 46 •Cafticker 1 hole marked thus', were new Candidates. 4S 44 26 so LONDON MARKETS. BORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DECEMBER, 23. GENERAL GUILRENCT AS UNDER: Wheat, 337 see 65, per qr. Grey Peale 365 405 Fine Ditto, 67s 7os od Beane, soy 575 Rye, 33s 37. od Tick Ditto 425. 48e. od Barley,2os 345 64 Oats, 28 5. ate. Malt, 641 708 al Poland ditto 31s 334 6d White Peale, 407 47e 04 Rape Seeds 40 1 44 1 per UR' PRICE GE FLOUR. Fine Flour 665 to 60. Seconds to 6os per lack. RETURN PRICE or GRAIN, ON BOARD 1111? AS ENDER I Wheat 4 0 s 345 62s t r ffolke to 485 od Fine 6p 66s ey Peas 36s ace cd Superfine 675 Beans, new 36a 4os od Rye, new 351 36e Ditto, old, to —5 56s Barley 281 ps 6d Tick Beans, new 275 3u Malt 645 70% oil Gli •••1 43$ White Peas 321 38% od Oats 248 275 315 Boilers 427 455 Polands 331 34. od Rape Seed 401. to 441. per hit. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, Including only frotn the 9th of December to the t 4th of Dee.—Tonal i 2,837 Quarters Average 6se od.-15. 9ld higher than laft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 7th of December to the 13th of December. T0ta1—.15,078 facks—Average 635. dd..-- 35. 44. higher than laft return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, DEC. 19. Wheat per load 171 05 to 201 los Barley per quarter al St to at zu Oats per ditto at tot to 11 14s Beans per ditto 21 85 to 21 14$ Peale per ditto 21 Is to al ss PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carraway new 749 to 785 per cwt. Coriander, 121 to X 55 do. Trefoil 13$ to 285 do. • White Mulard Seed, 75 od to 149 od per bullid. Broun ditto, 115 od to 135 6d do. Turnip ton to ,6s per bufhel. Broad Beans 251 to 481 per quarter Long Pods 205 to 38s Tares re to 365 od oos col Rye Grafi tss od to 301 od per quarter. Canary, 455 od sss od to 6os od do. PRICE OF HOPS. _ ._ POCKETS. Kent - 61 6s to 71 74 Kent - 61 6. to 71 to Softie - 61 onto ?I os I Suffer - 61 05 to 71 oe Wes 61 ton to 61 14% Farnham 101 —, to tat 05 PRICE uF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET: Bags 51 es to 61 cs Pockets 61 6s to 91 Os PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 3 30to 4 12 0 Hay per load 3 3to 4 to Straw 1130 to 1 2 0 Straw 1 to us t r 6 Cont. 4 oto 5 S PRICE OF DAT AND STRAW IN SISITRPIELD. Old Hay s 4 es to 41 toe I New Clover 2.1 21 to 41 os New 31 05 to 41 01 Old 41 0$ to 41 158 Straw, 11 711 to 11 1211 SMITH FII.D MARKET, DEC. 23. To fink the offal—per Roue of Bth. Beef pBdtoas 84 I Veal 45 4d to 61 od Mutton 45 od to ss od Pork 4s 8d to se 84 NEWGATE and I.EADENHALL, December 23. Per ftone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 01 to as 84 I Veal 37 8d to ss 4d Mutton p•odto 43 0-3 Pork 43 84 to p 8d PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jamet's market 45 od Town Tallow 68e od to os Clue Market 45 od Yellow Rolla 671 to 68. 6d Whitechapel Market White ditto 675 6d to co (per ftone of 81b.) 47 od Soap ditto 6711 to os od ....-...---.. Melted Stuff 37s to os od 121 od Ditto rough 38e oil to os Average Price 45 od Graves Its cd Good Dregs 105 to OS Yellow Soap, 761 to ct—Mottled, 86s—Curd, 901 Price of Candles per dotmn, its od—Moulds, 125 a RAW HIDES. Hides(perttone) 3 5 4d to 3s 81 Horlc Skins eBl cd to 195 Middling 3% od to 3s 24 Sheep Skins 35 64 to 75 od Ordinary as 84 to 21 toil Sliearlings of al to os cd Heavy Calf Its 64 each I Lamb Skins os od to os 04 COAL MARKET, December 23. Ships at Market Ships fold Price so Newcaitle Coal 11 475 3d 10 5 12 3d 7 Sunderland 4 435 9d to 485 cd a Stone Coal o cos od COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES OP !RAIN AT TIIR FOLLOWING MARKETS. 11A1ItierroNz...—Wheat 66s od to be od per Quarter. Barley 295 oil to 334 al I Beane 485 od to 561 od Oats 26s od to 325 6d Peale ccs od to 005 041 MAIDIN II CA o.—Wheat 705 od to 86s oil per W. Barley 311 od to 335 al I Brans oos od to sod Oats 295 od to 35s od Peale oos od to ou od Nawauer.—Wheat 6oe od to 81, od per gr. Barley 26s al to 33s 64 I Beans 425 cd to 598 od Oats WS od to 301 oil Peale 381 od to 461 Od HEN LET.—Wheat 66e od to 847 od per O. Barley 315 od to 33. 6d I Beaus 445 od to 485 oil Oats aBs od to 323 cd Peale 385 od to 421 od Reantoo.—Wheat 60. oil to Bas od per Q. Barley 275 64 to 34% od I Beane 341 od to 541 ail Oats 24s c4l to 3 25 od Peale 435 04 to 475 04 SAGS. The cafe of Scrophula we have fubmitted to the public is extremely interetting as i mutt convey to the molt prejudiced minds the importance of a me dicine which fucceeds fo admirably when the glands are clifeafed in the wort) flages of the King's Evil. This cafe does not Rand tingly in the lift of cures performed by SPILSBURY'S Patent Antifembutic Dropi, when given in this difeafe, which proves the merit of this antifcorbutic, fo well known as a flied tic in Scurvy, Gout, Kheumatifm , Eruptive, Nervous, and Bilious Complaints. To thole Ladies who with for a pleafant Colinetic, to allay trifling irritations, Sewing?: Compound Ef f ence will anfwer ptife&- ly. Be careful to alk for Spixsuuay's Patent Anti feorbutic Drops, with the wards ßy the King's Patent" expreffed on the bott.e, bill of dire lions, and outfide wrapper ; the Ramp alfn (the King's duty) is printed in black inftead of red ink. Bottles, price gs. 6d. tos. and tI. as. duty included. % ECCLESIASTICAL and-ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS. The Dean, and Chapter of Winchetter Cathedral have proMoted the Rev. John Woodburn. M. A. Fellow of Ring's College, Cam ibridge, to be one of the Minor Canoni of that Cathedral, in the room of his father, who has reigned. The Rev. Richard Williams, M. A. Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, Reaor of Great Houghton, Northamptonthire. of Mark- Odd, Leicefterthire, and Vicar of Puddington, is c :Mated by the Lord Bilhop of Lincoln to the Prebend or Canonry of Langford- Manor, in the Cathedral Church of Lincoln. . Ox 1,011 D; Dec at.—On Saturday the yth intt. the Rev. George Lewthwaite, M. A. of Queen's College, was admitted Bachelor a Divinity. Mr. Thomas Bowerbank, of Qpeen'. College and Rev. Ed. Collies Wright, of Worcelter College, B. A. were admit. ' ted Matters of Arts. Mee.. Henry Booth Hibbert, of Queen's College; William Bentlnck and Chrift. Jones, of Clue Church, were admitted Bachelors of Ar:s. Friday, the 13th, the Hon. William Henry Lyttclton, B. A. of Chita Church, Was admitted M. A,. Tudday the r 7th, the hit day of Michaelmas Term, Mr. Abel Dottin klendy, B. A. of Odd College, was admitted Matter of Arts. William Green Orrett. Efq. of Brafenofe College, was ad mitted Bachelor of Arts, Grand Compounder. Alto, Meflis. George Pyrke and Wm. Nicholfon, of Queen's College; and Ed ward Walter Welt, of St. John's College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. The Rev Henry Phillpotts, late Fellow of Magdalen College, in this Univerfity, and Vicar of Biittop's Middlehatn, in the coun ty of Durham, has been prefented by the Lord Chancellor to the redtory of Stainton le Street, in the fame county. BIRTHS. On the t Sth inft. at his Lord&Ws houfe, In Orofvenor•frittare, Lady Gatlin, of a fon. Thurfday lall, at his houfe on Blackheath, the Lady of John Pafcal Larkins, Efq. of a daughter. The 14th of July, at Athens, the Lady of Sir Charles Miles Monet. Bans of &Vey Caßle, of a fon and heir. Sunday fe'nnight, at Morpc;h, Northumbaland, the lady of B • E. Stag, Efq. of *daughter. At Kilmarnock, Colonel Rofs, of Baldarroch. to Mils Watfon . A few dart ago, David S. Brenham, Mfg. to Mifs Betfey Street - log, both of Knartriborough. The roth init. at Dinka, Scotland, Mr. Thomag Donaldfon, Bookfeller, of Dundee, to Mifs Eliza Inches, daughter of Mr. James Inches, of Dunkeld. At Haddington, James Hatton, Efq. Barbados, to Mifs Char lotte Gray, daughter of the late John Gray, Efq. To wit-clerk of Heddington. At Perth. on the 16th init. Neil Manticar. jtcn of Edin burgh, to Mifs Jane Youug, daughter of John Young, Efq. of Belwood. On the t6th init. at the Manor-hOufe, Burton-on-Trent, Thos. Worthington, Efq. Major in the Burton Volunteers. If a welt cultivated mind, joined with the molt pure, difunerefted friend. (hip, endears mate to foclety, truly may it be (aid he was that man. To an a/Dieted family his loft is inconfolablc, and thofe who Stared his acquaintance will long revere his memory. Saturday fOunight..at Hayes, Mieldleft In the poth year of her age, Mrs. Hannah Hinton, relidt of the Rev. Anthony Hinton many years Vicar of that pariftt. At the Hotwells, Briftol, Mrs. Blair, widow of Major Blair, and one of the daughters of the late Sydenham Williams, Efq. of the County of Dorfet. Lately, at Cembe. flcar Salifbury. In the 73d year of tier age, Mrs. M. L. Street, late of Dimon, Wilts She had a great grand father who lived to the age of ins, grandfather on ber lde to tc9, a great grandfather on her hufband's fide to ion, and a grandfather 9s, all of whom were living with her and her bufband's father on the day of her marriage. Yefterday fen:light in Pereritreet, Rathbone place ,Mrs. Day, wife of Mr. Day, Solicitor. Mr. John Davis Boyes,late Perfer of his Majelty's fifty the Kent. At Totteridge, Hens, on Friday hit, in the yyth year of her age, the Hon. Mrs. Maitland, wife of General the Hon. Aka. Maitland, Colonel of his Majefty's 49th Regiments( Foot. On Wedoefday, at Cookham Houle, Berks, Mrs. Leyeetter, widow of the Rev. I. alph Leyeefter, and filter of the late Sir Walden Hamner, Bart. On the 3d init. at the Tile of Man, aged 3$ yews, the Right Hon. Lord Henry Murray, brother to his Grace the Duke of Ache!. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - Tuefday laft, after a lingering ninth, Mlfs Stabback, eldeft daughter of the late Rev. John Stabbed, Re&or of St. Edmund on the Bridge,awd St. Mary Steps, Exeter. At Edinburgh, on the t 6th ult. Mifs Grace Campbell, and on the 7th init. Mifs Marion Campbell, her niter, youngeft and cid& daughters of Thomas Campbell, Efq. General Clerk of Affcffed Tun for Scotland. At Antigua, of the yellow fryer, in hit 36th year, Captain Tito. mas Orde, of his M ;jelly's Ship Nimrod. At Antigua, on the tit loher laft, Captain Thome% ghairp of the 96th regiment of foot, eldeft fon of Thos. Shah? of Houfton, Efq. Monday fe'nnight, Mr. Lyford, upwards of 40 years furgeon in Winchefter. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning - - go minutes after 4 Afternoon - . - 44 minutes after 4 FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS. &e. PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTSPX)T. THE HERB COLTSFOOT, called 'ruffilago by : the Ancients, was diftinguillsed by them, as its Name foal ciently conveys, for i:s excellence in the Cure of Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints; and this Effence has, in the courfe of a long, predict, been found the moR fee and effedlual Remedy ter; Coughs, Afthmas, and all Difordery of the Lungs. It gently opens the Breaft, and immediately gives liberty of Breathing, without• any danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which • provokes frequent coughing, thanks the fmafl Glands, relaxes the Fibres, and tbephy enlarges the Cavities of the Veffels. Thus it • will prevent Confumptions, if taken before the Lungs are nlcerat. ed. In cures alfo all bulky and dry Coughs, bests Rawnefs and Soreoefs of the Ercaft, and gives relief to thofe who, through age and infirmity, are deprived of relt and Seep. This Effence is prepared by James Ryan, Surgeon, in Brant ; and fold only by F. Newbery and Sates , No. 45, the E;ft End of Sr. Paul's, London, in bottles price 3s. 6d.each, duty included, and by thole Venders in the Country who have an anuual appointment under their Signature and Seal. Nope are genuine but thofe which have the words. " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamp. HA . 4 dedicated turelt to the ttudy, and L eto ratified by the mutt ctudiderabk pradliee in that branch &dab I thoue.t l roper to felol, I truft that I have not more m.l employed 'by time than thole who, in the extcntive held of th , profeZon, are occadonally immerred in uncertainty, and canir t &ways attain that (twee% which is acquired ) y concenunting intelledtual power to one clafs of difordess The slifeara of DEBILITY are peculiarly difireiling nr e.t.a lasing with them a vain of concomitant .Iymptonts. and, by a de prefinn of all vital energy, valence itself becomes embittered Whether they arite from the prevaler..e dill example, thedeltrue five habits of (dwell-boys, or the indulgences of =nutty there. quire the molt aißlunsis protAfsenal filll ; but by the ignorance of uneducated sum, the fruptoots are aggrant4 the waft. tud.on deßroyed. Asa MRVBER of the ROYAL COLLPiOlief SUR GEONS I round my pretenfions on rcgulvity oree.tntl and pod' lON every privUer to pra&ke Heel myfeff entitiol to that conitmc , with which i are hitherto been fo tlberaly honoured. In the fird tniatlons of local e►raknei, early application will prevcot the cabanity of a datrdtated frame; but where the (n feta, from a con ctioufnefs of the unmanlizes of the v.ee canted his m±tfcrtuse, Is fearful of the contempt or ccaMte of his fsmity phytkian ant broods over his infirmity with caret: coil ecalmtnt it aloft be fatleadory for hip to he affured not only of capability of treatment but alfo of the molt inviolable (=req. And in reeat Vett tea/ Complaints it is pofilble to mat.= pr.!, danger or &fret ; in the molt comolicatoi odes it is ch. 'elute aunt of exclutive experience in this line to elk& a fat, cerosio and !peed' , re-ef►aHL'kment. I off x the advantage of &di exit-firm to t:to& of either !'ex are afaide with any kind of DR3C.ITY, of anyltnaptonis o' .Vrtql;lititAY. Ir 7 "ACTION, and In RV cafe+ the terms of 11:1112 iteration are hate:dots the firft interview. pat'-in•ln the country are medal to inelofe a rook note, at arc rrquette4 to fpecify their age and manner of living IiciAZITIN BARK, hfern..Ser of the loyal Co:lege of Surgeons la London. No se ArtuidslAccfs. SusaiL Amu Topple kW. . A. Certain, Ws, acd,Sktedy Remedy fu. CDUCI $ f CL,I f', ASTHMAS. &e. PERHAPS no Medicine ever olyAmed more c; e . dit, or conferred greater advantages on Ma, kind r";.n FORD's PECTORAL BALSAM of HORLAIOUND. for .; care of the molt obftinate Coughs,Colds, Atth...as ,nd Con'urrp dons In no one inflame has it ever failed to produce imiorde.te relief; and if a Cure be within the reach nt AIL dieinc. t, l a 11oh fain will nwit certainly circa it. It poff if?s fuch healing If: til des as to renloge a common Cough or Cold by a few d,fes. srd (*innocent that it may be given to an infant newly born,seni , be greateß fafety. Prepared and fold by R. Ford, No fit, floghl.ani . alto fold wholcfale and retail by tatty. Weft and Prose' Ne). • 79, Newgge. 'trete ; F. Newhery, St. Paul's Church-yard : Si , aw slid Edwards, and Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; and mill, htedieine Venders in the United Kingdom, in bottles at 4.. 45d. 21. gd. and is. ltd. each. DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPI.A . .N A S Cole Proprietor of DtißAN's ce111), cai A dicated Boogies and Remedies, Mr.DUIOI JR inflow.. •se Public, chit he may as ufual he confulted daily fr 9 td at hi, hoore t No. so, Fritli-Reeet, Moho, on Cafes of Stt Clott ca dries, Glee ts, &c. as well as Debility, and ev:t y 4..otier wh. raf fecreey is fo effential a requilite, that Mr Dufou has prook6l s fpacious houfc, that every Patient may be introduced in a fcpaawo apartment. Mr D. has for many years confi!ed !muter to that department of Surgery, and from extenfive pradisce, and the Dna Battering fueccfs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure. mia, efficacious, requiring no ccififinefrent or rettrai-t, in diet, and wbizh prevems a n tapir. Perkins in the country Rating th• it rafes fully, in a letter, eoclofing a one or a two pound rnce ' will have proper remedli. font to the amount. Fur the variou. fyinproms, &c. fee Mr Dutour's Treacle on the above comphints. pike as. &I. the stkeAlition—to be had of j. Callow, Crown court, beiher NiXtieat, Exeter Change, and of the Author. FREEMAN'* BATHING SPIRITS. is found., from experience, to be the molt t &dual ;Tangly in the cure of Swellings, Bruifes, Strains, Sprains, Fraeturft, Ignunds,Todth and Ear Ache, Deentfs, Chilblains. sod delicate Ni eves ; the vas rious cures performed by it would fill a vciume. The Proprietor, Mr. Wray, begs to motion the Public againft ..n imitstion folds. his, and to inform thent,that he has rcmovrtl the fate from the late Turlington's Balfam of life Warehoufe; No Is, Birclin s -fane, to Mr. Butler's Medicine Warehoofe, No. 4. Chcapfide. corner of Paternolter.row, where Merchants, Captaios, and the PulAic may hare the following gamine Met:Telma : Dr. Turlington's on*inal and only genuiit Bajfain of life, s cif ban Cure in Colds, Coughs, Althmas, Coofutiaptions, &c. ice hot ties at is sod and 36 8d each. Hickman's Pills, n Cure for the Gravel and Stone, Stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the Back, Kidney. and Bladder, in boxes ai 211 6a. twit. Dr. Griffin's Tineture for Coughs, Coils. aid Althmas, in bat. des at is i each. Keyfer's Pills, for a certain Diforder, patronifed by the late Royal Academy of Sciences, at Paris as the only effidlual Remo. dy; in bocce at 6s 3d l ade. Dr. Hamilton's Tomb Ache Tinffitre, in bottles at ss 6d each Wray's Tune Daffy's Ekair, fdr Bowel Complaints, In laCtfessi 25,9i1. inch. . . Freeman's Bath Spirits, in bottles at sod. each. The Public are particularly cautioned' to obferve. that M the about Medicines mull tar: the name of P.. Buth.r, No. 4, TIM ed on a Black Stamp, and which is affixed round each Boa; - ok Box, or they cannot be genuine. One property. WELCH's FEMALE PILLS, for the 'CREPN Inca** and other DISORDERS Incident to YOUNG FEKthisk 'PIE following log:ince cf their unenm,rwcf.. easy, fs wartlty thc attention of the aflliaed. To Mrs. KEARSLFY: MADAS. namfgate, June 3 - , t'ns. I car.not fuffidently acknowledge r•y gratitude for the great he nefit received by that men valuable Medicine WELCH% HILL& which, in juitice to the public. I must rcqueft you will make. known to Inch peffons as are alai Red in a lintilar way with tnyfa. To enumerate my complaints would fill a alert of super and teen tip - top much or your time; therenne 1 &ail °nig. nirntiou total loft of appetim, giAdinefs in the bead, palid coMpletion, pain at my nomads and back, univerfal weattnek,ftiortnefrof breath. pafit at my fide, ludtic cough, and all, the catalogue el complaints tilt Indicate a rapid decline • Which are all now removel by tilt uf. . t your molt excellent Pills. laras recommended to try Vie ka air, from which I. bait not derived the (mailed benefit; however.' hope now, by the bleffing of GOD, to be able to virtue my bufiols; which Is itraw-writk in ill its branches; this f••deniary employ, I doubt, will otcafion a rebpfe, but the knowlcd...cot .this.viduablo Medicine do s s away every anxiety. With gian!Ude, I aph Ma; dam, your huhable fervent'. MARGARET - JOUNBION. Welcies Female Pills ,(with directutt.,) i.. me as:yet a boo; are fold wholefak by G. lieartley. . tleet-itrcet, Imolai ; Dicey and CW. Be* Church-yard,. Cheapfide ; F. Newberry, )Z . u. 4i, St, Paull! Bacon and Co. No. 'so • O:tut-eft:get; Bader; at, and Barclay and Son, Fleet , Market. • • s't As Rocha Medicine is fold under: the name of -Welch's F. male Pins, which is f l urious,purchafersare r.uneft , d t,. • icinark,, intim fureft toftimony ut authenticny, that each IsAl'of directions is fi l med with the name of C. l'esilley in bard aggiting; and oil the uutilde, whereby favanta cannot be invotel on. the It mi; , .il printed by pertniffiun of his Mafefty's Hong:nimble C.mmilthenas of Stanipa,thus: C Kearney. No. 46, Hem ltruete-TNantkletiKto argll9ooB% FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. RUSSIA OIL is proved the only article yet sill - covered tor inalsiug the Hair grow thick and twig. even on bald places, Whit err, Eye•brews, Ste &c and atni.44 Id Y l l4 provers the Hair falling off, which i, too, .tcu toe CAI:: 111. , sp4o. of Isavitig a proper nourishment to itrengt . hcn the rouis,aLdspr. Vett the frequent oc anon of 16 many heconnog ktald at kis esierf- are. This has appeared the tab* or fsveral Gentlemen of dittir,datii, and perhaps might never have bean repaired. *Ad theX j. nqafg trial of the Ruffta Oil, which they deciared. alter ulapg.reiatiT fur three months, bad the ftiial.o.tion to find the tr a k! gi,ce co. vered with hair. The incomparable vir um of This ealtsibk Oil have never been known to fall in promoting Wraith 4ii even it it has been eleOckesst slum birth h evident to ming Ladies of Rank, who through that deficiency were comp-8..4 to fulattitute artificial, but can Pow, by the use of the Roils fdit, ap • pear with that graceful ornament of a Fine Natural Head bl'Haft- Gentlemen who wear powder need nut be deprived Pfing it, as it will with much preference lave as a fabilitute to ponsatnnt. ,e hair gtey, a and is a fore preventative agaita powder turmlig t ; cafe which too freopenily happens where row , ler is coi..tm.tl; vied: warranted iimoceot, and Elves to the hair a molt ple:f.tt p: tfyme. Co comment on the many valuable qualities it itt‘if-des is tackle. as thoulands have esperic need, therefore ought not to be omitted as the chid appet.dege to the toilet uf every ime wlyo tekth,e,ocita nacklt of a fine head of biir, and with to retain it ; alfo who ace do. &kat, and want co profit. The /intuit (Jig. will he found infi nitely let eletable in retlaring the lots o' Hair on Horfes t swhieh often prove . l grcat dis fi garesuait to du* valuable animals; !like 7s. per bottle, or one containing lour (mall at one Guinea, with proper iiitedions. To be had at N 0.333, Orford Itreet; and, by apiAllit y, Berklky-square; Bacon, 150, Oidaydilr.et, uplaba New Bond-flreet ; Ward, 324, I,liddle.row, Ifolborit; 79, Ne we,ate Brett ; Ripv, 63, CheapGsle ; Holmes, la s ikon Tuff, Royal Exeliange; Butt r, 4, Clica;lGic; Shaw end 1.. - -wards . 66, St. Pa ul'a •yard; Barclay and non. liteg-mat ket ; flicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard. Withers, 22y near Temple Bar; Perrin, 23, Southampton .ftrect, Cov..tt den ; Crifp. 39, Cockfper.ffreet,corncr of Spting tiaedeityy; Hip ,' Ark and Sons, I.'erfucr to his Majesty, fieleourne-ffiekt,fl , ..ldett. fquare; Rowney, cod, Hattomgarden, Lutolon ; Alr. Bull, 7its (treet, Dcblin ; Reaburn North Bridge, Edinburgh ; • herd, oppt;Gte the ExcLange, Braid; Swhifen, Leicefivr.; Bury St Edniurtls, :.:;d molt hietleaue Venders in every caps :al town L ip thi. metropolis. Alio may bc., had wholefale,and Lid at liopkines Nlasiuladuyy, Vhdaiklphia,fole Aguit rica. ------ - - None are genuine het thole which have the Ruffian Eagle, na 11 , e outride aod floe:: in red ink, by the rrc , inivtor.,,•- 0 ILliouttrio lisf.ky and Prince"—Counto reit is :c4itly Ordo a from any part of tide: Gauntry %via he fent by coach, by tending the Money, and dareatiug to Mr. Prin." 34,i. Us. ford -are et, lon.,:un. . _ . .• _ N. B. Good allcwa [lc - to Mt rebants leggiesitig ant tta• tint], as it Ins been Maud Miss, Emig lay.csalaba 40 wow ea changeable Climates. -:* - LONDON: Frintrd and pnbliesed by LEVRI. K!:-/%11' (of Cu terbury-plarc„ Lambeth), at the ST4R 01,,t. Nu. I . 4,4 g