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LAW INTELLIGENCE. DOCTORS' COMMONS, APRIL is. VIE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF ROSEBERRY UN • COUNIEW3 OF ROSEEERRY. This was a proceeding for a divorce, on the ground of adultery, committed by the Countess of Roseberry. with Sir Henry tit. John Mildmay, Bart. Theisar ticulars of this case have been already fully detailed to the public in the report of the proceedings on a writ of inquiry to assess Lord Roseberry's damages, in the action for crim. con. brought by him against Sir Henry Mildmay, who had suffered Judgment Au go by &Milt (See the STAR of the 12th Dec. last.) Lord Roseberry's Counsel submitted that the ne cessary facts were fully substantiated to entitle his Lordship to the remedy he prayed. The Counsel for Lady Roseberry admitted that it was impossible for them to offer any observations to resist the effect of the evidence, which they, therefore, lett to the imoartial consideration of the Court. Sir WILIAM!! SCOTT recapitulated the circum stances oi the case, and concluded with observing, that it Was certainly but a poor compensation to the Rijured husband to grant him all that was within the power of the Court to grant, in acceding to the prayer width he preferred by the present proceeding, that J,votced from all further cohabitation with this Lady : In that remedy, however, as far as it went, he was fully entitled. Tile seliteirce of divorce was signcu nediegly, COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 14. RtIRGE.rs V. CL EMENTS. Mr. hiivis moved for a Rute to sliew cause why the verdict for the defendant should not be set aside, aivi a new tri ii granted on the ground of a misdirec tion Mr. Baron Ricitaito,. who tried the cause at the foist Oxf:rd Assizes. The action was brought against the lar,dlady of t:.e 't Cr . .: Tons Inn, Orford, by a guest, to recover the value of s parcel of Bir minidi-im trinkets, which load been stolen out of the plaintiff's room at • the inn. It appeared that the room was not the common travellers' room, and that it was immediately aces stible from the gate-way of the inn-yard ; that the defendant was told he had the key of the toiim door, and oil, !.e lock it ! and that he had said he did not i.,ow whether he locked dr door wh-'n !,e went out or not. The Learned Judge rule.l. th it the genet .i liability of an iankeerr, at conim ri I,w, was, in this ea.( , ezoncrated by sj , ecial circuinst of eztreen.. ii...i;ligence Cu t!-e part of the giicsr. T:ie Learn Cour:.sel :low relied won efe Oil i Resolution nt C' -lye's cast', S Report. 6.5, in which i; laid crov 11•• -• th innkeeper is bound in law to keep the guest's gonos a::d chattels safe, wit.iont any stealing or purloin'ng ; and it is no ex cuse for the innkeeper to say , that he delivered I.!J. ti r kyy of the cliamhai in which he i:, sod .hat he 1, ft the chamber door open ; ritigitt to k. ep the goods and chittles of his guest there in . s fety." 1.e , ,! i.i.evunitotron— At present Tam of opinion the tie Learned Jai ige and Lord Coke vet: ; but having that case, you may take your Rul , .. I have known several ;nstances where it has bean id. that if a guest takes his goods out of the innkeep.fr's charge into his own, the latter is exempt. However ) the autootity of the case cited deserves at tention. OLD MILEY. Yesterday Jonniiea &rang, Sid, , r Cagan, Antoni, Francisco, and elta,nio Fernando, were indicted for con spiring to charge Captain Finnie, of the Caroline, In dia country ship, with the murder of Butler John, at sea. This case occupied the attention of the Court the while day, but the evidence has been fully de tailed in the examinations before the Lord Mayor.— The Serang had furnished the ship with an ineff.clive crew-of Lascars, aid C . iptain Finnic had imposed ad ditional duly on 1,1 n, in consequence of which he met his alisp'easure. The deceased was neglectful in his duty towards t:.t. Captain, who had him tied up, and threatmed him with a flogging to bring him to a sense t f duty. He afterwards took him into the ca bin, anit slapped him on the face, when lie afterwards threw himself out of a Wi3dOW two feet aware. The Cristain stopped the ship, and did all that he could to save the deceased, but in vain. This charge was brought by the Strang of the Captain having mur dered the deceased, but under circumstances of such suspicion the Lord Mayor detected it. A model of the ship was produced, and the witnesses who swore to the Captain knocking him down in the cabin, and afterwards lifting him out of the window were saw.. ing the ship, and not within sight of the cabin. Cap tain iVodehouse and his Lady, and other passengers, who were in an adjoining cabin, contradicted all, this, and Captain Wociehouse.and his Lady h distinctly what passed. The Serang and Serang Si. der were found Guilty. The RECORDER, with his usual solemnity, then pro ceeded to pass sentence of death upon the following prisoners :—Elizabch Young and Cornelius. Calla ghan, for stealing in a dwelling' house ; Richard Naylor, for horse-stealing; Abraham Adams, for au odious offence ; William Oldfield, for ravishing Eliza Willis ; William May, for returning "from transpor tation ; Henry Beard, John Cambridge, and Mary Ann Clark, for stealing in a dwelling house ; J a m e s Read, for a burglary ; Edward Harland, for forgery; and William Sweetmaa, for highway robbery. lizabteh Fenni4, conviced of an attempt to poison the llama)? of Mr. Turner, upon being brought up, screamed violently, and fainted away : the Learned ,Judge deierred passing sentence; and the unhappy prisoner vbts taken irom the bar. Tuesday last an Inquest was held at Woolwich, before CARTTAR, Une of the Coroners for Kent, a.id a very respectable Jury, on the body of a man foand in the Thames on the Sunday preceding. It app .ired in evidence, that the deceased had been w 'moldy thrown into the river from a Gravesend h,a by a tnan of the name of Rose, so long back as the Ist of March, and although the corpse was greatly altered and decayed by the effects of time and tic eleMents, yet the form of the deceased, he being cto ,, ked b ,eked, and the clothes he wore, were suffi. ci 4itly reinarkable too identify his person beyond all doUbt. A gr,tit deal of inquiry as to the guo anima was made by the Coronet and Jury, and atter two returned a verdict of %al da-vs' deliberation the J ur y fill murder against Charles Rose. Rose remains in custody to Otkt: his falai:li the next AiSIZCV fur Kent. Yesterday afternoigh, Thomas fl. ynes, s-- '4 )odging in the first floor, at No. 15, Rolls-buiidingas Fetier-lane, witoliis wife and three children, took . a ilatge carviug-knife. which he shot pened, and when be. had done, be locked the room door, and then tak ing hold of his wife, he said he would cut off her jilted, and then the children's and his own, in order that they might leave the world together. She screamed out " Murder I" and then a-had struggle took place betOreen them, during which time the 'children were'at the yindow, crying out " Murder ! !" After a hatd struggle he threw down the unfortunate woman, stacrthen he nearly severed h er head .from her body. The- cries of the children ,brought some persons to the room door, who were toeing k in. He then with the same knife nearly sevt'red his own head from his shoulders. The two bodies. remain f;r the Coroner's Inquest, and the children were taken to the workhouse.—The perpe trator of the above melancholy catastrophe has lately been discharged horn a lunatic asylum. 114.40c#0;.Y EVEn tailor An inquest has been held at Dartmoor Depot, on die bodies of seven American prisoners who were shot by the soldiery during the late attempt to force the gates of the prison, and a verdict efJusiitiable Homi cide has been returned. '1 he pri►oners continued to hold a menacing attitude, and appeared l►ttle awed by tile melancholy late of their comrades. Several of the 3.5 that were wounded are not expected to sur. vive. One of the unfortunate men was sitting smok. ing his pipe, and coolly observing the tumultuous conduct of his corma les. About the time %%I to the, Somerset Militia flied first, he was desired to remove: from his situation, when he observed, that he had no hand in the row, and should stay where he was. He did's°, and fell with the rest. Q UEEN•A)U Alt E.—YesterdAy Richard Monolog was charged with attempting to pick the pocket of Cap tain Lascelles, of the Coldstream Guards, at the Opera House Masquerade, on Thursday evening.— The prisoner was lolly committed. l'estero ty morning, about two o'clock, some I~i to broke into the house of Mr. Parker, pawnbroker, Rotherhithe, and stole plate and other valuables to Illy itinotnit of ANAX). _ . Ihe celebrated CALspTr asserts. that infinite num. hers of persons die by re tson of little tnimals taken into the systt.m by ft ttitelond, water, &c. caterpillars and wornif, such as bleed in nut, ; miters, like earth worm s, may be ,t. n by any Naturalist ; Ur. RAM. s!.Y, of Edinbur.h, fotind Win Ins in all the diseases he had ever talent:J. Every Philosopher knows twat abscesses er it Worms, on it hatever part of the ts,idy tiiey m.ty be. 1)r. of Long Acre, n x ., in twenty ye4rs expetetice,•,n7,ved it ; avid of ail men he the bast pool, viz.—See and Believe ! It tt t.,. really thought Iseinre investigation. N. Ij. D. GattriNcit's Meditine may Le taken by an infant of the lutist tender ag or by the most delicate Lady. Prices `2.s. 9J. 4.. rid. Ws. 6d. or SOs. boxes, one Guinea. 310111U:1E1.D MARKET, APRIL 14. Beef 4% 31 ,t) Si 3.: Veal 64 Od to 71 61 Mutton 51 od to 6% Oa I Perk 64 Od to 7. Od Lamb gm to Os 6d. Beasts 740—Sbeep and Lambs 3 4:::o—Calves 130—Pigs 350 HAY AND S CRAW, PEkt I.OAD. Meadow Hay 41 Os to CA 101 i Clover 61 Os to 71 Os Straw Xi 14a. to X! Oe. .NtWC.VIE ANL) LEADENHAI.I. /14.Altitl• lb. (33y the ('areas•.) Deef, ter stone 33 83 to Gs Od Veal 51 0.1 to 61 Ad Mutton • 4s 41 to 5s 0.1 Pork 5s 4d to 6 8d Lamb 7. nd to $ Cd. PtC.CES OF HAY ANO S'IK.AW YES I . I.RDAY. ST. JAMES'S. WUITECIIIAPEL” Hay 31 listo 51 5s 10,1 Hay 41 Itl, to 51 108 Od Straw 11 14s 01 to '2l 5s otl Straw 11 ISS to 11 184 Od 11UPS. PalelL •Iw SAG% ); tW POCULTS. Kent II Os to 71 111 I Keot - 51 us to 111 Os Susses SI 104 to 71 71 I Sums -41 154 to 71 A Essex 61 64 to 71 to Funlisot 101 Ato 141 as RAW HIDES. I Best Heifers and Steers ryer Ordinary Is 104 to 25 Od stone) - L't 64 to '2l lid Markin Calf es. each. Middiings 23 2d to 2s 4sl Eng. Horse 145 to 168 PRICE OF TALLOW. Bt. James's Market 4s ed Town Tallow 711 1 01 Clare Market - V. Od I Yellow Russia 801 Od Whitschapel Market 45 6d I White ditto 74e Od per stone of alb. ---- I Soap ditto 74s Od Graves 151 Od—Good Dregs 104 Od. Yellow Sioag, 905—Mottled, 100s—Curd, 1041—Palus, 104$. Price of Candles per dos. Iss Od—Moulds, 14s 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL-iTKEE r. Butts, 50, to 56iba 204 234 Calf Skirts. 30 to 40th► 914 34t1 Ditto. 56 to 661bs 24d 25d Ditto 50 to 701b1 341 3641 Merchants Backs 194 19gd Ditto 70to aunts 334 94d Dressing Hiclei 194 d and EmallSeals Greenland CM 444 Fine Coach Hides tud 2241 Laige ditto, per dos. latat 1110 s - COAL MARKET, APRIL 14. Ships at Market. iihips Sold. Price. 31 Nevins.le 19f 41s Od to .624 9d. 7 Sunderhoid 4f • 39$ 9.1 to 431 9d. I Welsh Cod 1 99s od to rsoe od. COUNTRY MARKETS. Oxvoau, Aram 13.--Price of a bushel of Wheat, 9s. 44d. • The Quanons Lusl, 11d. Ux MR loos, AMU. 11.-LA V bat per load sell 10s. to X2O lOs. Barley, per leaner Si. to 345. Oats Sts t0..345. Beaus SW td los, Peas aas to - MARRIED. Wednesday, at Cashes, Lieutenant James Holbrook, R.N. to Miss Elizabeth Tabart. At Glasgow, April s , Mr. James Soden writer, Falkirk, to Jessy. only dau ghter of the late Captain James Gillespie, of Fort Antonio, Jamaica. At Diirriedeer, March 7, James Dempster to Agnes Fagan.— it is remarkable that the father is married to the mother, and the son to the daughter. At Paisley, March 3. Mr. Matthew Sin Vile, writer, Leith, to Elizabeth Cone, second daughter of the late Alexander Mime, Esq merchant, Paisley. , al • 0 ♦ 11 f„. DIED. April lu, in Harley-place, after a protracted Moue of nearly four years, Lieutenant-General Vigor., of the East•lndia Cum pany's Service. The 7th instant, at Blackhearli, Captain T. C. Munn, R.N. Sunday, at Bath, the Rev. R. Bleathire, M. .A, formerly of Pembroke Coflege, Oxford. ' Tuesday, Eliza Ann llurrard, wife of the Rev. George Bur rard. Rector of Yarmouth, in the Isle of Wight. Much Si a at Preshorgli, aged Oil, the Princess Dowager of Lorraine, Luttisa-Julia-Constazttia, ci-devant Princess or Rohm- M ontaubin. -April 1; hi her 49th year, in a fit of apoplexy, Mrs. Sandfhrd, 1 relict tit the late Rev 1 hos. Sandford, Sandturd•ttall, Shropshire. . April 4, at Deal, aged 6:4, Mr. H. Crew, of West-square. He was 25 years in the Fast India service. At Tihgary, in North Dist, March 19, the Rev. Mr. lathes Macque.m, minister of that parish, At Dingwall, April 5, aged 63, George Munro, Esq. writer. March 311. at Inveturts, Caplet Themes Walcott. lets of the 12th regiment of foot. 4 LOCK AIM SURGIC AI. DISPENSARY. PATRON—His Royal Highness the Duke of Yoaa. dleVeltNORI. ' Earl of Egremont John Lan:oche, M.P. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clement% M. P. Ovaosou—Mr. Kiernan, Member of tbe Royal College,'l.ol4.o. I HIS DIST rrunoN, estabiiOlvd t! ex(7:11 T sive Tr.:stilton and Cure of the V It:NI:REA 1. I)151iA;1 b. end their dreadful cutt,equences, as Strictures, Delta tes, tions,Blc. bas to boast the cure of no Irbil than :tit 4, an inlay, many of whom have tern afflicted front 1 ,, t 4 ycir,. The early symptoms of Gonorrhea antl Cl' ince , ate curN'• in a few days by Mr Kieruan's srptsior and treatment, and that weakness and deraitynteet t: organs, which imi air the constitution, and s.mr:cii Art: here more succes:fully treated than on any other p!... . Mr.Kirrnan may be consulted as tt4ual, by tit Itcr ,ti private house, No. Lower Chatlotteostr: et, Pt. I orti stmore where Letters front Town and Country art at be the necessary advice and medicine will b.: I:,ivat. .11 ..•it to illy part of the kingdom. Just publi.heti, price ss. Practical 0!)::•rvation. on the al:ovr Diseases. Sold by Sherwood and Cu. No. 20, Pateeii.oqer and Highley, 24, Fleet-street. • THE celebrated ANT(-1 N 1 i'ET :iOt.o MON'S DROPS, (o itht ut niertant, , ur any dd... tenons preparnian) which ststol in the 'oiliest e,tun ituoi r the cure ot the scurvy, Scrofula, Lepro.y, am: all d.unrdcrs on. ginating in un Impure state. ot the bl .od; being gradual, gentlt!, Anil almost impt rc, ;Addl, in their operation—the first suls,t auk • hat has ever beet' discovered fur that dangerous nihieral Mer cury, sw eteniug the blond, and stimulatiug it to expel aill:ifitiflU aligi Origin: juices, giving strength anti tooe to the nerves, etili veu ng and invigorating both body and ntind.—Ptice 11t.. per bottle, or four in one family bottle tOr Ms. on which one small bottle is t.ave.l. '1 be words " 'Sand. Sohininn, Liverpool," are en graved on the stamp of each bottle,n i,h o ut which ounearegenuine. sold by Sa.auel Leigh, 1 4, Strand; I:acon and Co. 150, Oxford stre..; opposite New ilund-street, London, and all Meelte.ine ende.s. Dr Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment uf a one pound note to he inclosed, adtlieLsetN-- " Money Letter. Dr. boioroon, Gilead House, near Licerpoo', Paid doublet postage." P. HEATH, of Nouinglum, informs the • Merchants of England and Traders hi general, that for t 1..• convenience of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEAAPEP MIN I', and other Medicines, in the hands- of Ale. En wa os, eiti, St. Paul's Church-yard. 'Phis Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy, in flatu lencies, gouty and cholicy pains in the stomach and bowels, indi gestion, hysterics, sea-sickness, nausea attendant an preunaaey, relaxation and lassitude arising from atmospheric hear, want of appetite, Auries from inclement weather, the abltsr. ot spirituous liquors and in the vasmodic affection ot the stnnizch ain.i bows is so common to infants, adapting the dose to tie urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or fur the Arniy or Navy, it will be found a vatuable acquisltion. JUNIPER EssaKeli. sit Pceeitamtm r Is 53 well known as :t va luable Family Medicine, that the principal nl..i,ect of this adv•T tisement is to guard purchasers a?ainst the tanuerous trite which are prepared by Druggi .Scc. eseectally it t! a ur'.. r is for Exportation. lie only c. titian J. P. Hc.th car. ,rr, is to see that J. P. kIIA rit, Nottingham, is erigravcd CA- Covers - ment Stamp. Sold vvhalesale and r,t.il Also by F.d. No 68, St. Paul's Church-yatd, in Baines, .25. 41. .e. I id. HEALTH AND HAPPINES'• WHEN the spark of life begins t •. grow dim, the circulation langtilel, and the me final facutties impaired by there melancholy infirantles which:.anent the mind, exhaust the strength of the enfeebled any. of piea.tire, Ih. VENEL's TONIC REMEDY is pmved by experience to be t'le mos• certain, safe, and permanent ntedicitie ever discovered.— In degree ef muscular debility, va- ret!ar relaxation, we .k• ness or atony in eiliersex ; the invirorating and rearinaaue ' powers of al. balmy remedy are speedily manifested. It is net, however, by eicitinz a temporary ginittlon or irritation tha: Ut K desirable effects are prod•,crd, but by Invigorultig, ree.ovating, and eabilirating the ammal spints. •Irhe • I unit effects of this di. vine remedy wrote the languid,debili:rrd,nervousmidr , " l" ltd of both s:xee, from she mortification of Iseiint an ineuralwance to yoeiety, to the nwu gratifying gad dignified station of eoa►orts aid pk.rents. ' Pr. Vr v reS TON lc Rv,.: xol' is r reparrd and sold Whet sale and Retail by the Pt opr , etur, at his house, No t 4, New North stree., Red Lion-square, price 103. 64. per pack, t, or lour iu one for S9s. duty includsd. :7 old also, by aprintmeut, a• Oxford.s: reet ; Richard.', 193. Strand ; Sutton's, turner of Souiliamptnit-street, Holborn; and by all resprctable Medicine Venders In town and country. DIXON'S AN FIBILIOUS P 11.1.5. THESE Pills long since obtained x jest ccicie it y in the private practice of the Prop' itto:, Mr. I) IXU \', Apothecary; and from their great slicer.: in many oh.tii ate 11.1i ova disorders, on 'mineral Patients of distinction, e othi parieularly the Duke ut Bedfotki, Sir t;eoi ge Warren, the Dowager Lady Say and Sae, the V iscountesi eke. he was pet suuded to offer thent to the Public, under the Alva bation and sanction of their names. They ant found to be an incomparable remedy for res•ui inF the tone of the stomach, fur curing iud•gc-tion, or cronies, and their consequent disagreeable eructation.; and fl .:tt lenceq. They remove habitual and temporary coativen:!ss, .ick head-achs, and heat burn, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excuse, and will he found a most Valuable Medicine to be rt.sotted to upon every Indisposition, occasioned by a disordered State of the Stomach and Bowels. Bold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of St... Paul's Church-Yard ; by Sl:arp and Belau, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Alinutt, and Mallory, Pert.ita ; Hall, Johrson, and Harding, Gosport ; Coleman and Jact b, Sheerness ; Pack and RUSi, And "Vurner, Hull; Hoxl ind, Cimikwortily, Nettlezini, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Llay.l, and sw!:;licy ; kak i Co. Birmingham :Staines; Lynch, and Atkineun, Manchester: Trewman Exeter ; Bitter and M'Donald, Glaisow ; Pat,;;tit and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Svv Edwards and Penny, and Billing. and Lathbury, L iverpm; ; cal, and Ledger, Dover; White, Brighton; Roberts and R LIP ; C::el teobam ; Simmonds, Blandford; Roach, Plymouth Duck ; and retail by must Country Medicine Vender., in boxes At yd. and 6s. each. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETI'ERS PATENT, granted unto JAMES keg V. , Surgeon, Rei Surrey, inventor and Preparlr of the anti '.s't'n. VOUS TINCTURE, the Grip see and effectual Remedy for . Diserders of the Head, Stow • Jt, and Bowels, viz. First, Head-ash, Coin usio.t, seal Giddiness. Secondly, Indigestion.l.oss to . Appetite, Bilinus f:vidities and Retchings. Yellowness of the Eyes and Skin, Flat 'Avner, Pain, Spasms, Hean-buns, Hiccup, (;ripings, Cholic, and Ccitiveness. i faintly, for the Gout in the Stomach and Head. Fourthly, for all such Affections of the Nervous Sy tem as are attended with DepreAlion of Spirits, Paralytic and Apoplectic Dispositions, Prostration of Strength, Timidity, Tremors, Start ing% Palpitations, and Paintings, or fits. Fifthly, for bracing and strengthening the whole Syteni, in States of Relaxation and Debility. Sixthly, as a powerful Antiseptic in Cases of Putrid Bile, and for counteracting Infection, or preventing and curing Putrid, Malignant, and Pestilential Fevers, Sore l'hrnat, viz. Cynaneti , Maiigna, &c. prevailing in Prisons, crowded filthy Places, Hos pitals, Ships, hot and unhealthy climates, &c. his Medicine, as an immediite Restorative and Corroborant, is a trust effectual Remedy in Female Obstructions sad Suppres sions, and Cases of Retention at Maturity ; also In Weakness, Morbid Discharges, and Irregularity ahnut the Turn of Year,. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Messrs. Sutton and Co.(late flicey and Co.) No. lu, Bow Clattreb.. yard ; and Retail by Fr e d. S m i t h, N o. X 9, I taymarket Mantis;) , Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; F. New b.l and Son, 45, St. P 4111% Church-yard; J. Harris, corner of Lud gate-street : and by every Vend* of Patent Midis: Ass in the United Kingdom, lu bo;tles, at 4s. 6d. Vs, 175.; and In pints, at 31s by which there isa considerable saving. N. S. Family Orders, addressed to Mr. Rymer, for *applies ft um the Fountain Head, should State by what conveyance. A liberal allowance to such as take, and wish to continue the use of this truly valuable Medicine:—Vede the. Cases end Certificates of Curse hr the Pamphlets pet up with the Betties. FOR COMM !OAR cr.NElgts. ace. MR. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL 1.0. ZENGE, ot 1 . 01.11, tk• great demand get wh.t.h, ah I . l l , v'mds M ifty years trial, prove* diem a %ulterior r:-it.iedy tor Ass, Hoarssnesse .4 „ ziore 'l'llroli 4, Asthmatic acid antsiptive - Cantinakits. The get.te l o; only hart. It. HAI iv., pi on the :gimp, by whim :I:'y are prcrar:4l, a. CALL:. or UP 1 . . Grernotig!., the Invettvir. So 1•1 in luncia, at 1 4 . I d. each, by his appdartnenr by F. Nev in:ll and .;ottl, St. l'attVa Church-hard; Sutton and Co. Pew (into ch-y .r.l; littylvy inn'. Co. t c.tzlnintr-atr•-e' ; a, 1tu; , •41 etang,e; War 1, ; CL04,11 4 :1, Eerc.l.4!:; . :at•ga, I Oxfor.i-street ; l'arelay S.:nt.. Heel- inarlivt ; 5t., Ca !My ; and the VentterVillfGennile Meliehy_s. W:te , e also may be tars!, Mr. tlrtettiturit's rd. 'or,tetl *I i-c tures for prt-erving Ttutl7 and (itirna, t. t. corm: thy! 11"ou::.• ads, in eularsed b-' 114. 1-11,9% A I'ILE.ASDIC:. AVI Ain't t..L. y A !)I ^ .S ni the first F 45.1;(n1, fr , nn eit..n •••. ...I rerieilc.r, revonutipuil Mrs. 1 r, 410%71 I'\! L.' ^7 34 I% nnr isain -Li .1 re Te•-if tor ..1- . • 0 the I. e s:.le, .• mar.ortnis e crui !nnt toy!. A • app-ar a tt. : L . ...nig the clear, f..r:Dotti, and trar.v....•.•0• ; I. ) . aolpied reputino o f t!ei•t I..,t.ui(h miter ex •; zto! sari no: i f par -kith/ill, reelitt•Ved to s•dt for '• Viticallet, •. •° a :Cr tier i 1113 e sigl:t Uptgl ase Ilia: is g 60:41 by VirCt'nr,see l'ro:•ri-tor, a! No G. Groi%rner-stprite, 1.010 , m; N• 11 1 :41, I : Dicey a:mi !!ut•on. Newbery and m t .., j : And Rig Ka, Ho. .35, Cl.raltenie; Itarci.ty and: , ; and V...:rd, llulitocn. It is likewite sold in :!•.: , •,,. ' Ll:owing relievable honscs :—Bro and Co ,; •• t .. _ will a d limns, B.tth ; Cookwortity art! Cia 14$ r,n. Cri..ol • Wt•is tat:iv:int.!, York ; Trete:oaf% Lx-i• I ; , .la.„ , 121 . ;OW ; Scott , r.ton:turita ; and alt the iits,c mgr.... • den of Genuine and Perfumers uI evcry l. Eurve, su warts to:. 6d. pirtri ss. 64. halt pints to 9 0131N(r - ; WORNT I.OZENGEi. ITTOR MS a re alinwed to be the mr.'t ir V V Sources of et,ildrer.s' I)iseater:-11 , eir every Parent should be acquainted with. They u:r sua l .I::petite, a patentse of 11:e lace, entaciatio: , and an ir7• t ram% state r.l tLe bawds, attri.led with vtoient pattis; bring on convulsions, all.-et the grow!: of the 'Aely, of-.., prove fatal, by etidotg in a consumption ur dm.y. Hot!. as a preventative and curet or these alarming entupbltl; a, the a!' ,re eicclielit Medicine t, tatty:l-.4:11y allowed, on the t est:urn! ) . 'tigheit charvtel I in this conr•-..y, to have no •ir public approbation, given to the Prtr, , rietor, from a -1 kno;:tedge of its vtlicaey to their own r.itinlies, itamns :•s beyond cotin....te , tan, ar.d gives a sanctlen to k . Xledlcine ut the itrd front the 1-i.,:!. and g!it itev. Pie I Biet•ol,of C %PI : To :'llr, (`;.sm.., ...potlieraty. Clive; side. I.otril a. - - readly embrace t!.../•pportur,itv yoLr I rtcr uf n 1) ! iliat u! t!os 1.14;10.1r! L:•o 4 . . • . o your ?I:ea 1.. 7. I:; 1... w months a : to , :!..riced r.:az. 14••••flefi• tto. , t • • ..-•• • :•. fie had lyre r. t4ilit . 1 for 42velal we. k: prt!vi,m- aryeared ! a•ttl emaciated, was tate34l, an I ~1 . • . qucn•ly of ri,'! • 4 ;11 head ;Attct st,tc. I've.: C • :17- who had accasle•aiy tr 1 1 , 7, 1 4•; 0, 1 ;.; „ needed t:ic to the trial of your th,tt • 7!•11, might lx ,or any mistake taiott t,,e if. iu 04tal!!!!•: , t;•.• swine IV tdlci•se. sent sue three doses o: it. !he • I.rw occasion J a go•Oble and .Itrt :11 t:• every symptom but i to give h .!'irt,f, a, Oa 4u:tier ha 1 ed u!..:! monly • :ell. that ter , hat Itte.:: in pertect an , t • rtatta . :‘, Lis c••re wholly to tt,e t ffica yor the Worn) sta,•:: t tes. I have reeltutaeoll• d I.!Ur several wherein I h me the sat ;ttaat.ai :u .••tui thy I Ereat ~t V!:.•, I ought !o ' l , fro..st nattt, e.t.a the .!f-c.r. prtt.luste , t I, y r! Err In my s Ia: tN. tri ;ha cont;!laints to have artsen lyant an vhstrat t t the oattnach ant is. I am, Rose C as:lt:, 7. L. iold as Mr. Butl:r . i, :•Zo. l'heal , A•N of :v. 1-%.. I.ou.ton, %L • i. 9i. Allii•ry in tvery in hot.ii i Ai 2s CO a••.? n• Rf WHEN Profes.;ion.ll eminent for bk.:: et periunce, ofrer their ad. ire, and est. , t t heir ee , er the ewe o f a fem reigning dts..a.,•s. titcy alpefio. to ;Tr judice which is •o jtoey earned e ad v, sli w ortus of men, ignorant of the firs Niue ;It s, uak abaci, td .0 the ;•:., tke of physic. Me•Ars t.:Utliut ati.i k:tt. r• .-...r.ertto:u.e dotted by every privilege to practice. A:..1 avdor st e . which their mode 01 treatment kir Venereal !,,, to theft° been attended, continue with the a one Ai-t•ttitt ytO ittt their studies to the cure of every species of that bat:eta , p a..., as well as the removal of those Lt;btressly, de'Aiiistes al: •!, cies which prevent or embitter the ma. rinential I.; :1- ctlogue of human iplit ethics there :.re itane more ad".., -.1;1 ; ! o .a.a those which are the tr:.avoislable comegimuces of Ala ace in a certain destrucive habit. The itilk.ipy .t.ir Art r hr., I:V.T los nt'stortunes, ashamed to seek retie', until he is re.:0c...1 t. such A of misery as to render ii':- tf.pt*ssive. To IT- Val, It wail he a cutostging r. Q Mon tit kouw that th y ..! now, by a new and infallible remedy, be restored to IlLit* constitutimal strewth and vkintr. Weals, related, and tic!, s tated habits, proceeding either from an esc.‘s or conjut!al ant .!!:. cit pka.sure, or from a long tepid nee in hot eatnates, hlrddrins ing. the injudicious use of mercury, &c. are triton:l:o health and strength. It must be a self-evident proposlti.m, that. where the lg. gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatineet and cure of a few peculiar comp' tints, there must be the greater certainty of suceeto ; and as a proof of this pusivaa their method ut CUP* is So paructenoly ex:•• de toes, as well si't, anti • - o evidently superior to tfe cquentto praeroce, that it: .e.•-e• sigh' ea-es of infectim A peri . ..ct rv.:4.4.4i0n is etimpl,4.-d short wt. slot Circe •.%)11011.1 1, 1 th -s • of the utmost u.•: ,- err. • . where other practuf t.t.r.: have 1 a pauper pants el' ucc flirt( itiAlt of tar/I'4llOA ..t.f.tirt lir Itt• pavellt a sate,well aid fasting r......establisYstent. liy sr•y appl•cstion,tle . ve:etr. will escaae the danger ansi expel, of a tedious attrielarne the less experiencedepractlomv. lit the most o'satinsee ['limed caw. of vetirreal nth Ctloll, such as OlA•ttntettOn ° urethra, sistragy excrescences, hard tumours, cations ulcer', et tions, 'enthral, weakness, glees, also URIC 1 whether recent or of lot:g duration s and whtc!t skid of usher prnc:iri , mers, :tre, by thar present toti,rove.; ; t. of treatment, offectwily and per in 34140,t ly c, l r wf t ear t • dent suffering the exeruci:eing rain and itLor:i:l..; which Iregi:.r.dy follows the :i..1 , 1.t.a.uni of <be It.ni. C7.;:•ti . . tile awry 14 IN yearrestensive prscrtee ta his rite:ru..-IP. •• • nitrous eases s.rictures hay., b a•;:i are daily • c.ore, the total teadicA lull of wmeis ceczt,.,t by c,, J..: , :14 expeditious mime of pr.vet to any 09 , 12 ; tt he weakness, it:Laatio4, 41:(! lens: ceding complaint, Is speedily ressostt.' *d tie* lent ressortsl to And v gorutss health. Hut whet:: i.,e . 1 :1‘il;ty has for 'err , ed, a proper per-A:v:l4mm tit their reitt•itative ..tuedio, at btrActureitas beets deotoyedi h indi-pru•abiy raluillto to the ljutobtring spark% of . llfr, and to to.ognIs••• the co Several Nutileinets aid (.. !Klemm rsl is e tint have been under the care of Mv.tr.. Cue': t and Co. Or iliov4l f4' coniplabits of the urethra, firrictur 6= l ; a.. 1 reek:wed a radical and permanent cure, reqt. Out 1 . .1. may he made to them, as tatts!actory evidences ot tl AttPertorny of Meow.. CvRRIR ani plan Of Many of there Geo !email Lave had sttleturen front It yrars, and had born uoder the 'care of A+re►rs. sd-s, and other Sorceress, of equal eminence, who t: cure by the appliratioo of the lio•st elastic s eithJut sl•cc... Messrs. Cutlass and C.:. may hr . co”sulted by caber the greatest &limy, secrecy, aad h.gso::r, at door ht.." 107, Hotton-girdces. Pandits in the country Are rrqtreited to state the inn i, to a ClSP,air, and g.-nitrall.abit in: mit..3:) , e for aiviv: and nir.heti,e , , trbe.i the same " 1 ; 1 he 0.1 Al nt 10 any parr of t'Le kiiigdons. 1 u ensure th.ir NKr es,entialte their uettl. nailing, the pnitsge of letters i.u) b. to the areOillflt 91-41eint.4. I(7. 111.101 t;Jr,ien. FUG' W.ITER AT LONI)ON 111:111GL T 9.141010 Aiornivg nl i 11l :no aver Afternoon - tttiv u c &kV .ONDON *Primed by Laval. Kia ,I ; ‘cartE pub'isbsd airs, gni at the Star csr. MIPI the 1 , t• 7tli - 1 • f!: nick Lt cr • th , tr' • •• to 1. 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