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fame time raying they were B'w.flreet Officers. They then got into a coach, and drove to a lodging he had in St. Paul's Charch•yard, near his office ; he then gave them a tol. note and a 51. note, and appointed a day or two after to give them the remainder of 2501. In the mean time, he communicated his tit u ation to Sir Richard Ford, who fent two officers on the morning the prifoners had appointed to come.— The officers waited in an adjoining room, and fecur• ed the prifoners. Taunton and Baker; the officers, depofed, that they heard the prifoners fay they had got fome money, bat if he did not give more, they would take him to Bow.llreet ; they alfo Paid none of the prifoners were Bow-fireeto ffi cers. Sir RICHARD FORD proved the examinatinns of each of them, which were figned by him ; but (aid, that he thought fome favour was hell out to Rum bold, on which account his examination was not read. • Nothing material as to this cafe appeared in their examination ; but Mahon acknowledged he had got a gold watch from a foreign Gentleman in Hyde Park, by threatening to accufe him of an unnatural crime. Baron SUTTON charged the Tury with great ac curacy, who, in a fhoic time, pronoum:ed them all Gnilty—Death. They were all fervants out of place. Hodges was twenty-two years of age, Rumboid !hilly, and Mahon 17. ;jobs Roger Turner was indi&ed for forging a re ceipt in the name of NVilliam Waltham, purporting to be a receipt for money received for the tale of iotiol. of Reduced 3 per Cent. Stock, the prOperty of the (aid William NATaltham. The indinment Li chided three counts. In the firft, the prifoner was' charged with the crime of forging the receipt, with intent to defraud the Bank of England—in the fe cond, with intent to defraud William Waltham, of Malden, in Effcx—in the third, with intent to de fraud Jofeph Lightfoot, the apparent puxhafer of the flock.—lt appeared, from the ilarement of Mr.' Fielding, and the evidence afterwards adda-eil, that the prifoner had been for leveret years Clerk to Mcffrs. Stonan and Ry tn, Corn•faCtors, who were io the pradlice of purchafing flock and receiving d vi dends for Mr. Waltham and others of their corref pondents. He thus had an opportunity of knowing that Mr. Waltham was the proprietor of to,oool. Rock in the 3 per Cents. On the 7th of Taft month, the prifoner being in the houfe of his father-in-laiv (a Mr. Price), Rated to a Mr. Engle, a fugar baker, who was prefent, that his Stock-broker had failed, and he did not know where to find him. His father faid, that he poffeffed t6,0c01. flock ; that he wanted to fell our fome, and alked Mr. Engle to recommend him to a Stock-broker. In confcquence of this con verfatime, Mr. Engle direCled the prifoner to a Mr! Sherrard, of Ratciffe Highway. To this perfon the prifoner reprefented himfelf to be Wm. Waltham, of Malden in Urea. aid told him be walled to fell out ioool. flock. This was on the 9th of January, and Mr. Sherrard told the prifoner he would have the bufinefs fettled fi.r him next day. The fame day Mr. Sherrard fold the itock to a Mr. Jedeph Lint font, and next day went with the prifoner to the Bank, where the commencement of a transfer was made, and the prif,ner figned a receipt in the nfual form, for which Mr. Sherrard Wes to give him a cheque. It was, however. necefrai y that fome per fon thould appear at the Bank, to prove to the Clerks that the prifoner was the William Waltham he re piefimted himfelf to be, before the transfer could be completed. ' he prifon:r Lid his former broke?, who bought the ock for him, having failed and difap i peared, he did nut know to whom he could apply for this purple in London, and Aced Mr. Sherrard , whether he *mild not give the Clerks the necelfary fatisfaCtion. Mr. Sherrard replied, that he never pledged himfelf for the identity of any perfon with whom he was not acquainted ; and the prifoher then bid, he mull get Mr. Engle, 4.r flume other perfon who knew him in London, to come to the Bank The parties therefore parted. and agreed to meet at the 3 per Cent. It educed Office nest day at Seth o'clock. Mr.Sherrard went to the Bank at that hour, but did not find the prifoner, and {miring in the mean time accidentally mes Mr. Engle, and learned from him th it the name of the perfon he recommended was Turner, he cominunicated•to the Clerks the fuf picion which this information naturally excited in his mind. At four o'clock the prifoner called upon Mr. Sherrard, at his own houfe, and accounted for his not having been at the Bank, by laying that he could not find Mr. Engle. While they were in con verfation, a Mr. Robinfon, who knew the prifoner when he was a clerk to Meffrs. Stonan and Ryan, came in, and addreffed him by his name of Turner. After fome equivocation, the prifoner confelTed that that was his name. Mr. Sherrard then remonfirated with the prifoner on his condua, and obi - erred, that he would have a large difference to pay, as Stocks bad rifen confi lcrably fince he bargained with Mr. Lightfoot for the tale. The prifoner laid he would pay the diffcrence. Mr. Shen-ard, however, thought A proper to fend_ for a con!lable, by whom the pi teour was taken into cullody.—A blank was left in the receipt for the name of the clerk at the Bank who witncffes the transfer, and his fignature -is con- fidered as a flifficient voucher by the purchalers, who, upon feein. , it, are convinced the transfer has been made, an d pay the :et , nev ftipnlated. Mr. A Lt.'s. and Mr. iIt•RNTY, for the-prifoner, argued that the flock not having been al...tally 'rani: ferred, and the prifuntr not having received the va lue of it in cat or titles, the ciimiral aelion was not is point of fail, cnramittei, and that therefore the prifnner was catitied to his acquittal. The Conti, however, over-ti l ed this, and laid that __ . if the maiu: al;.:mrs rues evident in an aition in an in, Choate th'e ; the perf.,n whole mind was fo difcu• • tiered was at guilty as when it was completed by a 4 dubfequela p oceeiling in the fame all. It was for haying figned the narnt of another man with Wag to defraud that he was indiaed.— Guilty, Death. _ _ Eight were conviaed of felonies, viz. J. North, 1.4 flealing a watch, the property of J. Pool; J. BUTTOWt, for Itenling Tome leather pipe, afExed to the bode of S. Green; D. Williams, for fiealing an umbrella, the property of A. Jacobs; — W. b.V.es and J. Conner..for Realing Come sheet lead affixed to the !mule of I. Sullivan ; T. Reynards, for Realing two pieces of pork, the property of John liawley ; R. Maylin, and G. Wharton, for Realing copper, the property of J. Aniiie ; and two were ac- quitted. lONDON MARKETS: • CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, Including only from the 4th of February to the 9th of Feb —Total 9,476 rtsarters. Average 1045 4id.—os. 4ld higher than laR return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 9th of February to the 15th of February. Total-12,03 t tacks—Avera:e 945. 614. os. kid. lower than tail return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, FEB. 20. Wheat per load 154 cs to 301 cs Barley par quarter 21 6s to 21 95 Oats per ditto tl so to II 145 Beans per .littO 21 6s to 21 its Peafc per ditto 21 tos to •21 Os PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover ' 484 to 96s per cwt. White ditto sse to 1 t6s do. Trefoil 16s to 40$ do. Carraway 96e to itos do. Coriander, Jos to Ist 6d do. Turolp 18s to 24s per buthel. White Muilard Seed, 6i to us* od do. Brown ditto, los to tBs do. Canary, 75 cd to Ss od do. .. Rye glare Lts od to 323 cd pet patter. Broadß.a:s 3211 od to SoS od Long Pods sss od to sos ed Tarts 381 od to 40 od PRICE OF HOPS. SAKS. POCKETS. 1 Kent - 41 es to 31 os Kcnt • 41 cos to 51 8 4 iolrt.4 - 31 181 to 41 1211 Snail - 41 4s to 1 OS Elroy - 41 os to 51 3s Farnham 5 1 o s to 71 os Old Duty Lid at 1 77,600 L PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bast 4 1 los to 51 5s f Pockets 41 ISt to 61 61 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. M'hitethapel. PlayOtrioad o o to 4 o 3 00to 4 14 6 3 16 to 4 13 o Straw. 0 oto 2 0 3 11 010 3 6 o a 6 co 3 z 6 0 MOT!? 40to 4 10 44g0 5 5 0 smrr FIELD, February 2a. To folk the offal—per Rope of Sib. Bed 4$ 4d to 3$ 81 I'Vcal Mutton 4s 8(1 to Ss tod Pork 4$ od to 60 od 4$ 4ti 10 S. 44 HEAD OW Cil'ILW TUIS DAY. Ilea!be about 80:)--Sbeep InwcATE and LEADENHALL, Fkbruary 22. Per (tone of 81b. by the (mak. Beef LO 8d I Vcal Mutton se Ad to 45 sod Pork 49 NI to 69 Ad 4* 4d to 3$ 41 PRICE. OF TALL" IN LONDON. St. Jamea'a market 43 2id rov,ii Tallow 713 6d to os Clare Marktt 4s 2 , 1 Rollie ditto (cm.) 68a od to ;os Whitechapel Market Rolla ditto (Map) 68s od to os (Per Roue of 8Ib.) 4s lid Melted Stuff 581 Cd to 599 -- Ditto rough 38a cd to os as 6d Greay.s 121 Cd Average Price 4a sd Good Dregs us to Os • Yellow Snap, 78%. to cs.--Pvlottled, 88s.—Curd, Price tit Candles per doz , n, t is. 6d.—Mould,, t u. 61. RAW HIDES. Hides (perftone) 30 id to 3s act: Horfe Skin+ 16s od to ta Middling 3$ ad to 3+ 4d Heavy Calf 12$ Cd each Ordinary os od to 3s od Sheep Skins 3s od to 61 od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADFNHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 2311 to 25 If Dino, 6o to 651 b us d to 26114 • Merchants Backs -d to 23 id DrefEng Hides said to a.;d Fine Coach Hides 244 to 264 Crop Hides for Cutting 244 to asel Flat Ordinary 23d to asti Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b per dozen 344 to 334 Ditto so to 7olb 35d to 394 Ditto 70 to Bolb 344 to 36d Sinall Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 3s 64 to 3+ 94 Large ditto loos to 17os per doz. Goat skins ass to 6ss ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides 3a to 41. each COAL EXCHANGE, February ao. Belt Utak, in the Poo). per Chalked' sos. od. Delivered to Houfekeepers at bas. od. Sunderland, per ehaldrun 445. od. Delivered to Houfekeepers at s6s. od. 1 lire,. tame time I Men get in in St. Paul gave them a day or t , 2501. In 1 ation to Sii the mornin The officer ed the prifi depofed, tl gin force n would take the prifone Sir Rici each of thi . that he the bold, on wl • Nothing examinatio a gold wai Park, by tl • crime. Baron S curacy, wl Guilty—D They w was twenty Mahon 17. john Ro ceipt in the to be a re iociol. of 1 of the faic chided thr charged w intent to cond, with Malden, ii fraud JoG the Rock.- Fielding, the prifor Mars. Sti the pradlic dends for pondents. that Mr. ' flock in tl the prifon (a Mr. Pr who was 1 and he dii faid, that to fell out him to 2 1 verfatiosi, Sherrard, prifiner r Malden it ioool. tin Mr. Sherr bufinefs ft Mr. Sheri Plot, and Bank, wF made, an form, for cheque. fon Ihnuk . that th- p pt efented complete( bought th peared, h for this pi whether ti Guist:lBm pledged h whom he Paid, he r who knew The parti the 3 pc o'clock. 1 bin did n time ac ci bim th it was 'l'lll t picinn wh mind. J Mr. Sheri his not h. could not verfation, when he came in, After fore that was 1 with the 1 he would had rifen Lightfoot pay the ci A proper I Loner was the receip who witni fidered as upon feeir made, an Mr. Ai argued th ferred, an luc of it it is point t' prifnner u The CI if the welt. Choate it:, • •tred was dubfequell haying fig defraud t 1 Eight y J. Non Pool ; J. affixed to galling al W. D,V.es axed to for Ilealip Hawley g copper, Lb quitted. BIRTHS. Tucklay in IVlanchefter. fqu4r --- ;:tie Lady of Thomas Gritnitono Efteourt, Efq M. P. of 'a daughter. „.. At Potties, the Hon. Mrs Dattwood, Lady of Captain Dant wood, of the Navy, of a fort. On the pth let, at his LouUhlis feat at Wrexham, the Right Hnn. Lady Paget, of a fon. Monday, the lady of John Barrow, Efq. Secretary to the Ad• miralry, of a fon. At hrewood, in Herefordilaire, the Collates of Oxford, of a daughter. 15n the Stb inftant, in Weymouth-Ctreet, the Lady of the Hon. Brigadier General Stcwart, of a Itill born child. .., In Merrion-fquare, Dublin, the Lady of Rubert Shaw, Eli. M. P. of a Con. At Stephen's Green, Dublin, the wife of Cbrillanas Weelree, Efq. of a daughter. IAARAIED. On Saturday laß,at Brighton. Ofborn. Efq. to Mift Ward, daughter of the Hop. Mr. and Lady Arabella Ward, and niece to the Earl of Giendore. On the 2.4 th ult. at Scotftewn, Lieuten n rtt•Colonel John Wilton, Deputy Q . 9 trter Matter General to the Forces at Ceylon, to Mire Margaret Ofwald, daughter of George Ofwald, Fifq. of Auchin cruc, Ayribire. At R'athfarnham, Richard Checkley, of Mayfield, county Cork, Barrater, to Mitt Gowan, daughter of John Hunter Gowan, of Moon: Nebo, county Wexford, Elq. . _ Latdy, Rear Admir;l George Campbell, brotbar to Lord Caw dor, to blifs Eußada Campb:ll. _ _ _ At Madras, on the apt; of June left, Captain Charles Farran, of the 14th Regiment Nitivt Infantry, to Mils Elizabeth Oliver, daughter of Colonel Oliver, late Governor of Amboyna. Lately, at Creagh-lane, Luncrick,Thomaa Kelly, aged rikpaiat, to Bridget Maddigan, aged/oar/eve year, 1.-.0 rr, Adverts/sr. DIED. On the tgth ioftant, at his houfe, Limekitty, Greenwich, Cap. min Ralph Wilton, of the Royal Artillery, agrd 67 years. At Bombay, Mehendi Atli Khan, a man who, from a mean origin, was railed to confiderable employment in the Eaa India Company's lattice, and entruited with the proviflon of fupplles to a large amount at Judda, for the troops employed on the expedi tion to Egypt, which he executed greatly to the fati.fadion of the Bombay Government. He was 11(0 employed a. Re&lent at Be thire; and on an minify to the Kiag of Perna, for which the Company have paid handfomoly. Near Cork, James Scaly, Efq. litany years a magiftrate of the county. At Cork, John flarris, Efq. merchant. At Patna, on the 30th June, MAjoc General John Fullerton, of the Bengal Fitabl.fhmem. - Wthwf.lay, at Horfhain, Suffec, in the aßth year of his age' Capt. Richard Marriott, of the Hon. Exit India Company's fervice at Madras, and fon of Richard Marriott, Efq. of Worcefter. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORRO W. iferstes •• •• 8 &gauss after s Mamas •• • • ss ambruees after S TO MR. GORDON, READER ON BOTANY E OF NE Vir- OATS MARKET, LONDON. . 'THE GREAT CURE I have • obtained from ,your BOTANICAL ARRANGEMENTS of a molt de plorable NERVOUS DISORDER, which damped all the enjoy ments of my life ; the anxieties of my mind were fo poignant ; if I bad been arraigned at the Bar for the molt atrocious of crimes I could nut have experienced greater anguifh ; the tuft forprixe would alarm ine fintilar to an cledrical fliock ; oftentimes, under theft coollidis,thc daimon of Suici.l, !mooted my perturbed mind. I ant, Sir, finceruly, your obliged fervent. Macao., Fcb. 1, tflos. JOHN COMYNS.• Cr Let the aftlieted be particular to enquire far Gordon's Bo tanical PbyGe Herb Sh4,Ncwgate Market, London, and mann Mr. Gordon hit:deli' boron : they lave any thing. wit4ever, CHIPPENHAM, WEAR SALT-HILL, BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH, On Monday, February the 25th, and the following Day, THE Neat Houfeliold Furniture, Green-Houle, Plants and Stages, Garden Seats, Frames and Lights; an Iron Roller, a Turret Clock, a Dial, an excellent Eight• Day Clock, a Mangle, and various other Effet'ts, late the Property rf a Gen tleman, removed from Hs Houfe at Burnham Grove , compd. fin fever-al Four poft, and Tent Ileditcads, with Dimity, C.ttan, and other Furnitures, Feather Beds and Bedding, Window Cur tains, Turkey, Wilton, and Kidderminiter Carpets, Floor Cloths, large and handfome Pier and Dreffing-Gairca, a Piano Forte, Ma hogany Sideboards, Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tables, feveral ufrful Preffcs,Sofas, Chairs, Japaned ditto, Pamhron and &tiller Stoves, Fenders and Fire Irons, four Coppers, a Smoak Jack, a large Kitchen Rang, and Kitchen Furniture; Dog Kennels, Lad ders, Corn Bins, a Granary compkat, and'inumerous Lffeas. To be viewed on Saturday the asd, and Mornings of Sale, be ginning each Day at Eleven o'Clock.—Catalogues may be bad of Mr. Smith, Audtioneer, Wjndlor, Berks. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CC RN-PLA;ST FAL THE PROPIt lETOR of this molt excellent . 1 - REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy hals:rs sevet failed in a variety of Cafes, agi ocs, if it dots cot eradicate the Co'u, root and branch, ro sr flits! T tMO s:F.Y. And he begs leave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberlers incls. cacions Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of of ided per tons can teltify, among whom are Tome of the fiat charaders this kingdom. Sold Who Wale and Retail by T. Alt ell, No. z, Finch-line, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviitock - ftreet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-ltrect; Mr. Hilckr, No. 21, ; Mr. Ward, NO. 324, NOILO/11i and Jeboult and Co. No. rso, Oxford-Rreet. At Briftol, by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfcllers Bath, By Hazard, bookfellcr, and Wright * perfumer. Edinburgh. by Baxter, South Bridge. Portlea and Gofpnrt, Mr. Hardin g s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,b•oltfeller, Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. And by molt of the Vendertor Medicines In England. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMP I lONS, Scc. • PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTSFOOT. TH E Herb COLTSFOOT, called TuflilagF) by the Anticnts, was didinguithed by them, u its flare fad ciendy convoys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs and rohcr Pulmonary Complaints; and this Effence has, in the courfe of long prodUce, been found the molt fare sod elfedlual remedy for Coughs, Aithmaa, and all diforders of the Lungs. It gently opens the break and immediately gins liberty of breathing, with out soy danger ot taking Evld. It a mirably allays the tiekling which pro. Yokes frequent coughing, and takes off the uncafy fears:ion from acrimon inu s humunrs. ekatifes the (mall glands, rebus the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of Ose yards. Thus It regularly and quickly cures ConfoMptions of the lona. Standing, if taken before the lungs are ulevrased. It cures alto all hufley and dry COughs, diffolves congealed Pk legm, heals rawnefs and I'm-ends of the breaft, Stomach and Lungs, and gives immediate Tell fto thhfc who, through age and hitirnaity, are depraved of ref or fleets. This Effence is prepared only by James Ryan, furgeon in Briftel, and fold, wholcfale and retail, by F. Newbury and fioos, at No. 45. the halt End 4, t. Paul's, London, in Bottles, mice 3s. 6.1. each, duty included. None arc genuine but theft. which have the wprsis, " F. New bury, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved is the itninP• ' DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAIN , S Ink Proprietor of M . -MAN'. celebrated medi• dicated Boug!ea and Remedies, Mr. DU FODR informs the Public, that he may as ufual be contrited daily from 9to 1, at hi, bottle, No. 34, Fri h-ltreet, Soho, on Ce.fes ot Strictures, °Mime tions, Ghats, &c. R.c. rs well as Debility, and every diforder where fecrocy is fo r.ti 1 a requigte, that Mr Dufour has provided a fpacious bottle, tat every Patient may be introduced in a reparne apartment. Mr D. bas for many yearrennfined hintfelno that department of Surgery, and frutn extenfivepradire, and the molt flittering fuecets, he is enabled to offer a Method of cure, mild, efEcacious, r e quiring no confinement or reftraint,' in diet, 'and which prevents a rebpfe. Ferrous in the country Rating their mires fully, in a letter, enelofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies rent to the amount. For the TIMMS fympronio, &c. fee Mr Dufour's 'Preatlfe on the above complaints, price ss. 6d. the sth edition—to be had of J. Callow, Crown•cotirt, Soho M'Qucen, Exeter Change, and of the Author. BEAUTY AND CL.4USLINESS. To fwaten the Breath, eleanfe the Atnitb, preferve And ;whiten the Tteth, care Guns Sods, and remove ofenbre uloera- [lons, is recommended the AMBOYNA LOTION. . I'HE Drug from which the LOTION is prepared : is peculiarly adapted fur all Difurders of the MOU t H TEETH, and GUMS ; rt was Brit io;ported by a Gentle - wan of known cliarader and f stone, who havihe ixocrienced its won derful dila., introduced it for the ben , fit of others. While it clearfcs the mouth of all impure at.d fcctid particles, it WHI TENS the TEE l'H, heals the Gums, and inttantly SWEETENS the BREATH. Nothing isle great a drawback to beauty as bad kith, nothing more offtolive than a fail., breath ; the Amboyna LOtion,on the Brit application, Improves the former and removes the latter, while by its antiputrelcait and balfamic qualities it pre- vents decay, end re:roves all excrefcences. Sold wholifsle and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, add Mr. Pearfall, Holborn, I London, price as. fl. per bottle, Medicine may be had, by their ap pointment, of every Vender of Medicine in the kingdom. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Churchyard, having the tole right Or the fak of the above and following Meslicines, his Majefty**Commilli•xiers of Stamp Ditties, to fecure their pro ' perty from piracy, have ordered tuck u4drcfs, Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, to be engraved on the Stamps accompanying each Medicine. This Is the only mark of autben• ticit Sir Jo hn Hill's Balfatn s. d. s. d. of Honey 3 6 Marltal's Cent! llt Mace of Water,lock 3 6 • Hallami Antih3lous Pills 2 9 TilldUre Valerian 3 6 —Ext. Q . LJaroa 5 6 Bardana 3 6 Newton*, •1 ooth Powd:r 2 9 Centaury 3 6 Widow Welch's Pills 2 9 Church's Cough Drops 1 o Chamberlain** Pill* 2 9 Pectoral Piks, I f Detergent Oita. 2 Chilblain Oint. 'I I Weffel's kink Drops • 2 9 Tooth Ach a r -- Specific atenge*ly 2 9 Amt.oyna Mottth Powder 2 6 Sovereign Ointment tar !Akins% 4 ac Itch, a curt by two Oriental Cordial 5 6 hour's application 19 Where alhrmay be had, every Parent sad_ Ptittlic Medicine, warranted genuine. All Venders of the above hol.trcincs are requefted to aptly to Shaw and Edwards, (by whom a liberal o kllowanee is made) and where only they can he hat genuine. HAVING dedicated myfelf in the RadT, and been gratified by the molt conAtlerable priaice in that branch whichl thought mmper to fele& I trutt that t have not wore mit employed nay time that' thofe who, in the exterifive field of the profeftion, are occafionally imnierfed iu unrertair.ty, r.:crot Always attain that fuccrls which is acquired by coacenu Ain the ' intellaftual power to one dais of diforders. The difeafes of DlikiLITY arc peculiarly dared:Gag, for they • bring with them a train of towpath:int fyruptoms, at: 2.• by aLde• pr on of all vital enerjy, etlitence itfelf tiecoims embittered.— Whether they arifc from the pn:valrr...e of M exartiole,thehttrtic• dye habits of (chord-boys, sT the indulgetux 6 of maturity, thtv re• quire the molt aSluons ; but by the irnoritnee of um-dor:aryl mArt, th iyinvoms are. aggravated, an.l the coati tution is dcftroyed. Asa MIIMBRit of the R ()TAT. COLLIMIRcf SUR tl EONS I ground my pretenfions on rapacity of education; anti Potreffirif every phivileget-, practice, I fed myfelf entitled tathat tonftiente with which I have hitherto Nzu fo liberally honoured. In the firft tooth:10m. of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame • _but where the fu t . ferer, from a confcirurnefl of the utunanlinefs of the sect which muted his misfortune, is Weal of the contempt or ;_enittre of his family phyfician, and broods over his Mfirmity with careful COll. =lntent, It mull be faiiesaory fee him to be 'Mired not only of capability of treatment, but aifo of the molt inviolable frrrecv. And in recent Venereal Coutplaintsit Is poifibi to prevent Ualu, danger or diftrefs ; in the molt oimnflcated cafes it Is C.: acquire. meet of etalueve experience in this lino to tired a f.,!e, certain sand [needy re-efiabl:2munt. toffee the advantage of this expatiate to thole of ether fcr. wh o arc afflidicd with any kind of DEMLITY, of ery fytn; tins of VENIIILEAL INFECTIChI, and in ail cafes tb: tams of remu• nerati'at are lilted on the fill interview. _ _ Pal:tents in ti:: country arc expeeled to inelore a Esnk note, and ara requellekto foe cify theft n_te and manner or MARTIN BREE, ~ Menthe* of the Royal College of Surgeons In Loudon. .tio Aff,leldtrcct ► Strazd, NU Temple 134:. A CAUTION. AS it is frequently a queftion, tt How may I de paid on haring S.u.savar's Peep; ;e.ntine ?" Mr. Spill bury, for the fatiafadion of fetch inquiries, publifhes the follow. i"g remaths:-- Remarks to enable thole allrnael to diftinz, iga the Patent An. tifcorbutic Deeps. " Fat. SPILSIKURY, Rl* AN riscutetvric ')e J/I.By the King's Patent" is thus czpreflA in wcnels at lemlth t o the (its of the (mall Bottles : it is alfo expn.:lfed in the Bill of Pireedions and Wrapper covering each honk of neiltehte The Stagy (that is the King's dnty) is in Black I At initead of Red Ink ; the Cork in the Month of the Bottle mull he always foaled with Red Sealiug Waz. Their v:ettiv in 5... m vy. Gout. Rheunittiftu,Scru pht,la and Lruptiee (.fcs.only . r r .,t a trial. FOR en iS Tll A R vNrssF.s, B<e. N4R. G R EF.NOUGH's LOZENGES 'lf TOUT, which contain all the foitenine ..t:d heart virtues of the ce lebrate Balfam of Tolu, and . .re the &armed and moll eff remedylf the kind in all Coughs, Hoarfctv fru, . 4 we ro tts, Della tritons on the Longs, healing the R..wnefs and Sor..tufs of t".c Breaft, and affording gr , at relief in Shot tnefs of Brsath. and in Allunatle and Conlatnrive Complaints; th....y do not die tip! Il t - mach, hat rather er-r .1 an appetite. But as the great fir to derived from them can only he feculvd by it.tvlng them Genuine, the public are rt.qualed to onfo cc, tlat lt. Haywa-d, Nu Lud gate Hie, fs printed on the Stamp, u dl Wc a are cotno..r t The( Lozenus are prepared and fold by It. Haywari. (Cueccf for to T. Crecnnugh,eie inventor), No. to, Ludgre Hill; and fold by F. Newbury and Sons, N,. 4c. St. Paul's Chinch yard; Bay ley and Blew, Co:Voir ftrcet; liacou and Co. No. ttc, Oth r j. Itrect; and Wm. Clark, No. 26,4 Borough, p ha Is it 1, th• boa. Extrael. of a Lett -r from Mr. Geo. M sou, of .lialchick, kicstos dated 3/ft January. lilac. us, To Dr. SOLOMON, Li Vf B. POO L. I HAVE the pleaffirc to inform you that the Lady I- of William Puller, Efq. near this town, has experienced a re markable cure of a fong handing Nervous Compitint, by the tits o f your excellent Medicine, th; Cordial Balni of Gilead, though many remedks had been unfucccfsfully tried by the faculty. Two bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead hare alone produced the happy effeel which the had, for a conEderahle :lune, fought for its vain. if further inforroatinn is nceeffary, reference may Inc h !.1 by any refpedtable enquirer to the Lady lierfelf, by letter, (po.t paid) or to Your obediemtfervant, Maddock, January 3/, 1 8 0 4. GEO. MASON. HAMPSHIRE. Mr. Hollis, of Fornfey, writes under dates 'of the r:th of De centber,lBo4, and 13th January, 18os, that a young ii.ai or his segoaintance hai received a remarkable cure by the Cordial B.:'nt of Gilead, having been troubled with Files of long itandiny, attend 'edby a Nervous Complaint—he is now as well as any perfon in that town, as . Mr. H. can vouch•by reference to ti.: pert= hinifelf. Information has been received from Ilifhops Waltham, from Mrs. Ann Jennings, :tared the r.th of January, 18ns, that geoe fel benefit has been received in that neighbourhood, by nuny re isatable int1iv,.....ia14, from the Ct rdial Halm of Gilead-•-aud eon. Icquenily the rirtu..s ofithat int ftimable medicine are fully cash- Mittel in the opiniea of every perfon who has the ImaUeft know• ledg- of it. To :.e l.ad at Gilead li-nif.-, rear Liverpool ; Mrs. Mathews 'Nu. IS, Strand, I. , ititt.in - R. Park and .Co. Pearl -ftrect, Nei; York ; and at the tnPowing places, viz. Brill 1, Mrs.Shiruclitt Lynn, Pigge Bari, Hazard Manchether, Staines Berwick,Carr Msty.tts, Shuts • - BalU t i till thegt Molltfltatn, Hoare Bra .rd, Wilts, Hopkins Mai knbead, Biota 13 idport, Roberts Mattufbory, Leta Dridgwati r, Poole • hlatinfogtree, Wilkhafon Bewdley, Prattington Nottingham, Burbige St Stitt hiccisr, Stephens tun Tircittford, Norbury Newc dtle neon Tyne,Hutchin ••amintier, Mile • fon and Co. 4.9210p4, Walctisra, leanings Norwich, Stevenfou Dalntrce, !if.c.icrott 'Newport, lag Of Wishe s Albin Ccver 7,ry,4l.•tridem Nastwich. SieWon • ' • Calite:.i,ury, Brillow cilweftlYs Edwards Caiiior, Borth P,nrlth, Sou/by Cliatb .111, Etberington - Portico, J. and W. %salami t'amblige,liudfon Portfmouth, Sharpe Chepttow, Morns ' Plymouth, Nettleton Cl.whana, Batten Ply meth Duck , Hoz land Dover, Nealts it lekmotifwurth, Punch ' Dunitable_,_9Lacctit h arough Itecbtori. Wade , . Dora. y, Hardinr Sheffield, Pierre" Deptford, Davies Stamford, Ncvecotab Default, Barker Stafford, Morgan Dubllo, Ns. 6, Collve Green, Shrcwfbury, Wood Dugdale, Colwell, Bull Sherboserne, Goadby and Ce, Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Saxmundham, Night Bridge Southampton, Baker Exeter, Trevemon and Son • Sal:fisury, • Collius Ely, Erackesibury Shaftfbury, Adams Frame, Hann Soffron Walden, Paine • Gloucciter, Jonca StoLrbiitlge ' Rol for Col:port, Harding Sh e p ton ht:,lrer, 'Carey Gainasorough, Towne Stockton, Chriftsphe.r 8c 'crow Grectiw,ch, Brainc Taviftok Rowe • Glafgow, Angus M'Donald Twiekotham, Mortimer • Hull, J. Rndford Tutibridgte Wella,Knislai Horncattle, Wetr . 7 totibridge, Ching Haramerlatith, Roberts thtoaettr, tiladsw Henley on Thames, Norton Whitby,. Yeoman Hurley, AU sett and Son Whitebaven; CrotiVidte • t - ts.bara ' Dickinfoo Wirkfworth, Ta yl or fpfevicb, Harmer and Green Windfor, Blakency Invernefs, M`latelh• Woitotrunder-Edge, Baste kn.,t4.rd, Leech %Veneerer:on; Sslop,.Haulftsai , , Kele.don, Fox Wolverhampton, Simpfins - Leeds, Binns . .. Winter. Walley Liverpool, Rayon %%relish Poole, Griflitlia Lodecibtr, °misty York, Winn and Co. Lancalter, :Clark _ . 'V -- • VE NEREAL To Mr. Ttiorras /*ATLOR, sur .eor, No, 9. Nov Bdtigioareet e LiAll Sit, • ' • I.ont!ou. TT is with th e molt heartf:lt catisfaftion that I ad drefic you tat the it:coo:parr:Ai: et-thence of your i n valuable Med,cinc—LliAKE's Y.-VI - ENT 14(.1.8. In Ire Mil ig or Una year I had the misfortune c oitr.iet a Venereal Cmplaint, at,. t ,nded with the Mott alarming and dati?trous fymeteims ; In to much that l have been conlitied to my room fur a whole week together, and not able lt:r cut of it I had no rent night nor day. an;iuffered the moil excruciating pun and torment, and wh t w s !tilt warle,My eyes iirsw week and dim, fo :hit I could I fcem rit any object, is curt fu elite to me, and repe.licd netbing Ida thin the.total 144 of my tight. From a Rout. Maltby. a. 4 ratherc.lepul:nt man,l became a mere Outlaw, and an ohj , i2 of pity arde ;:mpalßsn. My tricot's 'ill 311 given me °ye..., isni thontht my recovery inipoffille. Its this dreadful ftat?, and a peaing every minute to he my Lift in this world, I was lii.asa ustely recommended by a nci4l..bour to try your P 4 dicin:s, but having tried all medical aid to no pnrpare, sod been at an enur nnt,a azrence, ft smarms! time haf lc I conic' be prevailed on to take them; at lalt I fent for ha buses, aii , lttel.ire I had takcit them all. 1 found cimGJerable beticfi ; my pains gradu dig di:- crealed, and my eye fight grew better, and to the great furprize and aftneiihment of all any friends, (att,r taking three boxes tour"), my biaaih and d.rcz;.:l was p.rfctly retturtd, and I am now, f;.4 .01,0. my Goo ,nit your hiraluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humid" fervent, High-drert, Birmingham, Nov, 1, 1709. R. L. LEIGH. The 31,01414 c dic'oe is ciruelly re.:ummanded to all perton: that arc in any doubt a!' their being ent:rely !ree of every Venereal Aitedtion, pi-tient:ley !A tl •fe Nbout alterm..4 their condition in life, xi at unit eertsOily eradicate every tame of that iodate, of however long dandling, or flowerer dif,:utted under the appeara-,e of other sliforilers it may be ; tor Seiirbatie. Glandular, an: Cn zancog, Cogirtair.ts it 1, alfo recommended to be mama e/PQaia.oi in the Sor . kg, Sommer, and Fall. Prisp,Ad and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAT: n't , Member of the Corporatiou of durgcons, London, at bit hock, No. 9, New Bridge itrect, where be will give advice, withuct a Pea, to rertims t dung thefe Pills, and wilt anforrr Patients Li sera, If putt paid, im the Caine terms, °Nerving in all cafes the molt inviolable fee. - ecy, no Pci•fir.'s name or cafe having been nu.ntintied, I ut 3. their own prawn/ 1r requnft, by the l'roprtetur, Swing the cou; fa nt more thin 34' year, the he has had the eon.- ' duct of an extinave Lie .:f the above medicine and Utz pridtiv: arlfingtberefrion ... _ _ 1112 y ar,:. a!,:a fa.l by Ms appointment, at the PerfunierN, N.. 35„ Al•,-.n'sart t, ; Mr. R r) ,, ertfon's Gni , Nu 1036 OitOr&nr , ; Mr. Stet ' s. BOcta. Iler, No I, Union row, Little Tower-bill waiby one Pc rfon in evere conliderable ton in llngaud, in 11.)::.5.,f only 2:. 93. each, fealed ap, with fall plain LONDON : Printed And Tibiae,' by LEVRL KENT, (e' Oza terbury-pbce, Lambeth), at thr STA* OFFICI Na t, Cam • ftr:tt. eublibtd alio at tly STaa Ovrtca, Toenple•Bar.