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COUNTIZT ,vEIVS. EDINMII G tt,Oc r. 9.— Monday Wilbert Moodie, ali:ts Campbell, w.ts brought to town from New caille, 'mac:- the charge of Mr. George William fon, n:effenger, and, after examination before the Sheriff, committed to prifon. He is charged with forging bank notes on the Greenock Bank. On Tuefday evening about eight o'clock, as two Ladies were eroding the Cowgate, and juft as they were fteppiug into Merchant Court, a fellow came behind and wreled an umbrella from one of them. Notwithflanding there were feveral pen pie palling at the time, and the cry of " flop thief," immediately given, he made his efcape. Yefterday a woman was brought before/he Ma. gifirates, having been taken up when attempting to fell a fmall barrel of gunpowder, pretending it was a barrel of butter. - She faid fhe got it from another woman, who told her it was butter. The Magillrates committed her to Bridewell, from whence the had been but lately releafed. On Saturday evening, a poor old woman, who ufcd to go about Glafgnw gathering broken bot tles' 'dropped down on the .. ftreet, at the bead of the Gallowgate, and almoft inftantly evict& - On Sunday Daniel WIC:Iy, a boy about eleven vests of age, fell through the kill's, from the third ftorey of a tenemeut buildins in Argyll ftreet, Glafgow, and was fo Mockingly bruited that he died oil Monday. , On Tuefday tenni& Alexander Cunningham, one of the workmen at the Green Coal Work, !mai of Cambnfnethan, fell from the top to the bottom of the pit, and was killed on the fpot. He has left a wife and eight children. _ _ _ On Wednefday morning, the 6th inf. a male child, a few days old, wrapped up in a piece of flannel, was found expored at the road fide, at the gate of the farm of Rofyth, in the Etna of Inver keithing. Ocr. t s.—ln the beginning of laft week, a child in the Seagate of Dundee, was burned in a (hocking manner in the neck and breaft, by pull ing over a tea pot filled with water boiling hot.— The child died in 36 hours after the.accident. Thuriday lall, a Seine net was flint at St. Da vid's, Fifeltire, on trial 'for herrings, when a few very fine ones were brought on (here. Saturday laft, feveral barrels, of white herrings *ere fold by aultion, at tbe_Weigh-hnefe here, which were knocked down, on an a?erage, at 4s. 6d. per barrel. -What mull the quality have been? HULL, OCT. I T.-At the annual fair of this town, held this forenoon, there was as plentiful a thew of elude in "general as has ever been roma'. bared. Fat and lean balls went off very flowly,, the - aficed b i ting hither than thole who wi& .4 prices as._ AV, cd to purchafe were willing to give : foals fold high , ' and fat cheep maintained Iheir prices; but young pigs were confide:ably cheaper. Upon the , whole, nuthing went off britkly ; the difference .of opinion between the buyer and feller protraited the Pale to an unnfual late hour ; and a good deal of cattle are likely to be driven away unfold. . A man named Robert Lawfon, a tailor, was ' I nn Wednefdarfe'nnight taken out of the river at Gainfborongli. He had fallen off a teal a week j fince, leaving a wife and three children. At York fortnight fair, held Taft week, there was . the largeft thew of limp ever known ; fo much fo, that feveral thonfands could not get into pens, but were obliged to remain without the bars :—the greaten part remained unfold. Breeding ewes fell, fincc the former ifortolght fair, about Cos. a head. There was alto a remarkablegooafhew of beans, Which were fold at reduced prices. The crops of beans throughout this country are this year the mon prolific ever known, time fields producing what it is conceived will yield at thcrate of eight quarters an acre. It is exaelly fifty years find an autumn fo remarkably favourable to the hirveft was witneifed, the influence of which filled .. the land with plenty for Tome years after. The ihnah of herrings are immenfe on the York fhire coaft, and are a great relief to the poor dur ing the prefent high price of butcher's meat. On the night of the 7th mit. the crew of one (mall coble caught t t,OOO, in a very fhort time, and two other cobles took above a left ( to,000) clofe to the rocks off High Whitby, not two miles from the mouth of the harbour. The houfe of Robert Rounding, cow-keeper, at Drypool, was robbed on Thurfday, whilil his wife was fent to this town with milk ; the perpetrators broke a pane of glafs in the kitchen window, which it is foppored one of them had entered, and opened the door to his compiniop ; they then forced open a door into the front room, broke °peg the locks of three drawers and two b oxes, from whence they took forty &Wings . in filver, and a few articks of wearing apparel. This robbery was committed fo early as tic o'clock in the evening. Since our lan was committed to Yoric Cattle, Richard Simpfon,.charged with feloniouilT Real ing out of the dwelling houfe of John Wright, of the Lock Houle, in the panib of Bentley, a quan tity of wearing apparel, the property of the faid John Wright. Late on Sunday night or earl on Monday morning, force villain's broke into the Spread Eagle public honfe, in Lime-ftreet, aaJointng to this town, and took away all the liquor in the bar, j what viEtuals they' could find, dreffed and nadreff ed, and fome other articles. They cut away part' of the -.vindow fhutter, and opened the window, by which they entered the haute, and are as yet uts., difcovered. - During the night of Wednefday laft tome per. fon or perfons broke into the dwelling houfe of George Dranr, tallow chandler, in High-Thee, in this mwn and forced open the door of a defic, therein, from which they took away near thirty pounds in notes and bills.. This robbery appears to have beep committed by .perfons well acquaint ed with the pre:mires. A. man of the name cif Richard Brims, lebolodgerj in the h o ufe , we on _.— I *AI IL R. • • • • GLNLRAL Q!.%-aTIA 51 SSIOSS. fore prayed the Court to live an order to .Wlr. Jenkins, the Keeper of the Gaol, to difcharge the Man from euflody. The order was given, and Mr. Jenkins attended in Court, but refuted to give up the man without being indemnified for the film of the arreft, in cafe he thould be called uporr by the parties, as he did not conceive -the order of the Court fufficient to warrant him in giving up the cultody. .In confequence of this refufal from the Keeper, the Court ordered him. to be immedi ately indi&ed ; the trial of which itidiament will involve a quettion of much confequence to our Courts-of Jet (lice. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 9.—At the Q2arier ac tions for this borough, which began on Thurfday, and ended this day, the following perfons were convhLed of felonies, viz. John Wood, for ftealing two linen (him and divers other articles, the property of R. Hayes. Tranfported for (even years. &rah Warren, for flealing one black (ilk' cloak, the property of Robert Knowles. Imprifoned till the 7th of November next. Frances Bourne, for ftealing one cotton, hand kerchief, the property of W. Norkett. linprifoned till December 4th, during which time to be once . privately whipped. David Williams, for ftealing two (ilk handker chiefs, the property of Michael Moore. Imprifoned till the 4th of January next. Hugh Singleton, for (leafing one linen (hen, the property of Thomas Morris. Imprifoned till the 4th of December next, during which time to be once whipped. .Edward Colcsau, for flealing two cotton and I two linen flirts, and one furtout coat, the pro perty of John Crawley. To be tranfpoited (even years. Banc Summers, for a mifdemeanor, to be impri srAISSEX Qy Alt TEL SESSIONS. - - The Grand . Jury] for Suirex had, laft week, before them, an unufual number of inditiments for affaults, fc ' me of which pi dented circumllances of a nature fo feridukand complicated, that the Grand Inqueft felt an intereft in inveltigating them with more than ordinary mi flute nefs and circumfpeaiou. Thole molt entitled to notice were preferred as under, viz. Apia *Ewen and another, for biating and otherwife ill treating Mrs. M‘Eweii, wife or the fie ft defendant's brother, in her hufband's houfe at Brighton. Returned a true bill. Againft the abovelady, Mrs. M'Ewen (who has: in her poffeflion a Judge's Warrant for the ap prehenflon of her hulband, for affaulting her fome time since) for forcibly entering her Paid hulband's houfe at Brighton, alarming the neighbourhood with her cries of murder, and threatened the faid M'Ewen and his alociate, with a naked knife. This bill being rejetled, induced the Complain ants to exhibit articles of the peace againft Mrs. M'Ewen, but on the recommendation of the Court they withdrew them; and departed • but Mrs. M'Ewen afterwards obtained of the Bench, a war rant to bring her affailabts before fume Magi ft rate to give fectutty for their appearance at the next General Qu arter &Mons, to anfwer her complaint. And againft Hill. D-rl.y, Efq. of dice box cele brity, for having expreffed his difapprobation of the conduit of a London Conveyancer, who had won fifty pounds of him and declined play, by dif tiiffing him his apartment at Brighton, with a brace of black eyes, and a bloody fhoulder, in con fequence of its being forced into violent contaft with the glafs of one of the windows.—A true bill. All the above mentioned indictments (land over for trial at the next Seffimrs. ;_. Smarr Sassioms.=--Yefterday Jofeph Eyre was indiEted for felonionfly Realing feveral feet of ma hogany, the property of Mr. Dowfon, from his Wharf at Dockhcad. Mr. Winftanley, who was the chief witnefs on the part of the profecution, depofed, that on the Bth of Angufi lift the prifoner acquainted hint he had got Tome mahogany to difpofe Of; that being a broker, he went to the prifoner's.houfe to look at it, when, from the circumftance of its being apparently jn a fecret place, and from the price which the prifoner afked for it being fo much un der its real value, he began tb fufpea it was not honeftly dome ,by; he therefore Metfure4 it, •and examined it very minutely, and agreed to call 'for it on the following day. He gave information at Union-hall, but on going to the prifoner the next , day, the mahogany was gone. The prifoner told him Come officers had been to &arch the pre mifes for it, he had therefore removed it to Eaft Cheap, but would take care • Mr. W. fhould have it in a Thort time. Mr. Winftanley heard that a quantity of mahogany had been Rolen from Mr. Dowan's Wharf ; he therefore went there and on being {hewn the Jogs from whence the mahogany fo Rohm *as cut, he was convinced that the wood fhewn him by the prifoner was cut from the logs in Mr. Donlon's yard. On his be ing crofs-examined he laid, that from the veins of the mahogany, and from other marks, he was' pofitive it was the fame wood. Another witnefs proved tieing a quantity of mahogany carried from the prifoner's houfe in a cart, between five and fix o'clock in the morning of the following day to the one on which Mr. W. had been with the prifoner.—He „was found Guilty. s TRIPPIRCI AND 105131NG OF CHILDREN. foncd till the Sth of April. Owes Icegbo, for (leafing two al. and four 11. Bank of England notes, four (billings, and one pair of cloth trawfers, the property of John Hall, 'at Portfea. Tranfportcd for feven years. William Morley, for Reeling two cotton ibirts, the property of Walter Brookman, was ordered to be imprifoned one hour. Thomas Hodgkins, for violently airaulting and attempting to 'commit a rape on the body of Maria Sheath, was ordered to be imprifoned twelve months, and Rand once in the pillory. The pri• toner appeared t 3 be between so and 6o years of age, and the child between eight and nine. The Court was extremely crowded to hear this extraordinary trial, and no verdid and fentence ever gave greater fatisfation. Had the depraved wretch been left to the mercy of thole %ho heard the MM.:ling details, he would literally have been torn to pieces. At thefe feffions came on to be heard the appeal between Lieutenant-Colonel Tesrot, appellant, and the Peri& of Portfmouth refpoadent. The fubjee of the appeal was the afreirment made on Colonel Terrott to the poor rate for the houfe and offices occupied by him as Commanding Officer of the Royal Artillery, to which he objeded on the ground that he was not foch au occupier as rendered him liable to be rated, the houfe being provided as a quarter for a Field Officer of the Artillery, and he being entitled to it as Com manding Officer for the time being only. Connie' was heard on both tides ; but the Court nut com ing to a determination, the point is refcried for decifiun to the Court of King's Bench. Hut.t., OCT. I t.- At the general quarter fef fions of the peace, held m and for this own and Thurfd yonathaa Beecroft and James Mary Robinfon was indicied for dealing a num- county ~ Parkin were indit ed for feloniotaly dealing out ber of children' frocks, which were laid to be the of the !hop of Thomas Weedley, butcher, in the propertf of their refpeCtire parents. • Market-place in this town, a quantity of beef, Mary Beaver depofed, that her child was play. mutton, and lamb, on the evening of the 17th of ing about her door between fix and (even o'clock in the evening of the day named in the indid- July lad, during the riots at that time. All "the witneffes for the profecution, fave one, depofed to meat, at which time the child'had a new-frock on, kut on her child's conning home the frock was Deco oft's being prefent and active in the commit:. lion of the crime ;- but only one of them. lworc . to gone, and, as the little creature told her, it had .been taken from her by a woman. She heard no t ee in g Parkin, and an alibi was firongly eftahlifhed in his favour, by the concurrent teflim - usies of, more of it until fhe faw it at the pawnbroker's feveral witneffes. The jury, after about twenty who produced it, and ! wore to its being pawned L , minutes confultation, returned a verdid, Beecroft 1, with him by the prifoner. Mrs. Beaver alfo !wore Guilty, Parkin . Not Guilty.—They • concluded to the frock being her property. • Eleanor Ennis depofed, that her child went with recommending Beecroft to the mercy of the 1 out to play about one o'clock in the day, at which i Court. The Recorder, after expatiating on the time it was dreffal in a dark cotton frock ; on its i heinoufliefs of the crime of which the prifoner , i Beecrad ound guilt, fe him to return the frock was gone, and the child faid that ! eighte en h months been i f Mprifonmen y t in to tenced a cell in the the woman who 'dripped it 'threatened to cut its throat if it made any noire. rgaol,'td be kept to hard labour during that time, Ann . Hansford law the prifoner run acrofs the !and at the expiration thereof, to find two fureties , Blackfriars Road with the child, at which time in sol. each, for his good behaviour during two years ;and to be confined till fuch fureties were the,frock was on ; fire Ihortly afterwards faw the . child crying, and without its frock. The fame found. The trial laded about three hours and -a pawnbroker alto proved-the prifoner pawning the frock, which was produced and !worn to by Airs. . i half, and the Court was uncommonly crowded.a-- Beecroft has a wife and feveral children. Ennis. • •1 • At the above feißons, William Rogerfan i for fleal- i . r A number of other women were examined, - and intc a quantity of drugs, the property of Melt s. !the cloaths of their refpedive children traced to , C iapman and Stephenfon, pleaded guilty, and , was fentenced to fix months imprifonment in the the ptifoner. ' The Court feeling themfelves in poked - ton of , P ol. fudicient evidence, waved examining any more, i yoh . n All Von, charged on two indiemcnts with 'though many attended. With one of the chili- i aealing wearing apparel out of two !hips, pleaded dren fhe had ufed the dreadful .threat of plucking guilty to both, was fentenced to be confined two era its eye:, and adually preffed her fingers upon , months in the gaol, and - publicly whipped on the , Dock fi de on Tuelday fe nnight. the infant's eyes. The PHAIRMAN laid he would not take up the I cambric ma m a, lane I:enbr, for dealing about five yards of in the !hop of Meiiis. Goodwin ,time of the Court by recapitulating the evidence, ! 1 and Davifon, of this town, found Guilty ; to be , and the Jury in a moment pronounced her Guilty. She was immediately fentenced to be tranfported : confined to hard labour three months in the gaol. Rickard refey, for uttering counterfeit money, for feven.years, and to be confined in the Houle of I pleaded Guilty; fentenced to confinement in the Corredlon to hard labour until :he fentence was g a ol for 'carried into offal. fix months. . . ARALSTINO CON3TAIILI3. At the general quarter feffions of the peace for • Mr. LAVlCNCE.fubmitted a motion to the Court which is of cohfiderable import,ind which- occu- Mame .11fdta the Eall Riding held at Beverley on Tuefday lail, , of North Dalton, cordwainer, pied much of the time of the Court.- The teamed Gentleman hated, that one of the Conflables at tending his duty at that Court, and who name found guilty of dealing three geefe, the property of Robert Todd, of -Kilnwick, was fentenced to be conflhed in gaol one week, and publicly whip as upon the backs of no lets than fix hills of in. ped at Yfiddleton, for the dillance of one hundred idiament, yet to be tried, had on the preceding, yards; and evening (Titefday) and within two minutes of the 71somas Hardy, ‘l4 Full Sutton, blackfmith, Court's breaking up, been arrifled by a Marfhalfen found guilty of a mYdein - amour, was fentenced to Court Officeroend was now adtiallyin'endody,and cane.lnsatth's myrtronment in the Houfe of Cor eotifequitattconld,not come forwar d to give his tedfitin, :die WI week in a, folitary ._ ____ _ ___.......t ow 14;e? with - cell, and fined _Wing, Theie want riot any 'l*" i pt . ungrs or • . STATE LOTTERY OFTICE..--HORNSB Y and Cry No. 26, Cornhill.—Next Month the Engi.ilh tery begins Drawing. The Scheme contains m are capital Prizes than any former Lottery ; Th e firft-drawn Ticket prefents the purchafer v,i t h unparelleled benefit of '25,0c,01. Thy fecrnd da y . Oaers a io,oool. ; the third day a to,oocl. ; Ana the 6601 day is equal to the fill, a 25, 0c0 1 . Every day's drawing contains capital Prize s of • immenk VaIue.—HORNSBY and Co. take the bertt of pointing out the above particular advo tages, as well as an extraordinary demand in th e -prefent Lottery for Tickets and Shares, in order that Adventurers ,rnay not delay buying. L ai l year Tickets rote as high on the firft day of draw. ing as Twenty Guineas, and on the !x;11 day drawing a Ticket could not be obtained at anv price. On the 3d init. Mrs. Arbuthna, of Ctieen-ftreet, Edinbu r o , of a fon. On the 4th left. at Blackheath, the lady of Captain Buckle, R. N. of* fon. On Sunday morning, at his houfe in Belford-fluare, Lady of Henry Luthington, Efq. of a fon. MARRIED. At St. George's Bloomibury,John Mor;!an, Efq. of Charlotte. ftreet, to Sufanna Miff, fecond daughter of the Rev. Thonus liig of Dean's-yard,Wefttninfter. At Carlow, Matthew Redhsond, Efq. to MIL }Cyan, asse t , ter of James Kyan, Efq. On the aiR ult. at Taunton, Stephen Remnant, Ell. of F:.:r waterboufe, to Mifs Norman, daughter of John Ncrrean, Erc. of Taunton. Mr. Edward Archer, fon of Thomas Archer, of Mouat-p.:,, in the Ccunty of Wicklow, Efq. Sufanna (Ahem At Cloucgam Church, Richard Butler Low, Eft!. She riff of the County of Tipperary, to Mils Wall, only duct of James Wiliam Wall, 'Mi. of Coolnantuck. DIED. At Largie, the alth ult. Jane Macdonald Lockhart, dau:kter of Alexander Macdonald Lockhart of I Efq. On the tft inft at rdinburz,h, Mrs Jean Mack, wife to dr. late Mr. Dafid Anderfon. In Moore-ftreet, Dublin, aged 82, after a painful Bluth, Mrs. Mathews, relic of the Rcv. Daniel Mathews, of Dowvpatricis. On Wedliefday laft, at Newport, in the lily of Wight, Mrs. Mitchell, widow of the late Dr. Mitchell, Phyficiau to Forces at Chatham. On the 30th of September, at his feat at Dalquin, in the County of Galway, Ireland, at a very advanced age, the Riglt Hon. John Birmingham, Lord Baron Athenry, premier Baton of Ireland. His Lordthip fucc.cdcd to the title on the clerk of the late Fart of Louth, but was prevented by his age andin fismitt6 going through the ufual fu ms upon his ailitinuv 6 Li: * is fucceeded in title and etate by .his nephew pith Birmior barn, Efq. now in Gibraltar. On the Bth of July laft, on his pottage from Bengal to St. Helera, Nathaniel Peary Rees, Efq. fon of the Rev. Dr.Rces. ' On Thurfday lait, aged ;8, the Rev. Thomas Knowles, D. D. Lediterer of St. Mary's church,'in Buell St. Edmund's, upwards of 30 years ' • Prebendary of Ely ; Redtor of Ickworth and Chedburgh; Vicar of Winiton, (all in the county of Sutfolk;; and formerly Fellow of Pembroke-hall, Cambridge. The l lags of Ickworth and Chedburgh are in the gift of the Ear! of Bristol; Winton is in the prefentation of the Dean and Chap ter of Ely ; and the Ledturelhip of St. Mary's, Bury, in the pa tronage of the Corporation of Bury. HIGH WATI.It AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning 44 minutes after 4 . Afternoon 7 minutes after S • DISEASES of the URE I'HRA and CERTAIN COM- PLAINTS. • AS foie Proprietor of DarAn's celebrated medi. eatcd Ilougies and remedies, Mr. Dufour inform i t h e Public, that he may a; ufual be court& .d daily fro, 9 at his houfe, No. 5, Frith-ftrcet, Sohq, on Cafes•o: Srrielerrs. ftrudtions, Gkets, fice. &c. as well as Debility, and every order where fecrecy is fo a:Mill a requifite, that Mr. 1). ins provided a fpacious houfc,thitev,:ry Patient may be i:hraJuv.l in a fepnate apartmcm. Mr. D. has for nuny yr rs co.:fia.:l himfdf, to that der'rtmrnt of Surgery, ana from everF7: pradtee, and th.: m‘l l .l. Ea:lt:ring Caecas, he is en..11:: - ,1 to •5:•. , a method of core mild, rte,uirit:g n Cto:lii!ICEllel:: or restraint i dlc and I.•raventing the poliThility of a'rt;Aric. Perfons in the country their cafes fully, in a letor, clang a one or a t'.) pound note, will have proper ":1116:1A feat to the amotnit. For the various fy.nptums, Mr. Dufour's Treadle on the a'sove complaints, price as. Ga. ;tis fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, C.:co:yr-court, Sobs; 1. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row; and of the Author. ter. TAYLOR,Surgeon, No. 9, New Eridge-ftreete beldam sea, Edinburgh, May 2,.1gX• IN the fpring oft 794 I was atiliaed with a Vent. real Complaint, which I treated with indiffereere for five months ; but was then obliged to apply to a re: lar Phylecian, who put a tenvorary ftop to the virulence of the difeafe (hy mercurial applications) for fome time; but growing, is filiec of all medicine and the advice of the lien:Gentlemen of the l'aze:ey here, worfe and worfe for two years, l was redsetd to !te= aimed unparalleled and beyond elefc ripe ion, being an cari::!:Tcri, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, lE.RES, nofe, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in el:mete:a' it.::NTE ing ufelefs; in thort, I have had from 20 to 30 eating ele.rit..l my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe—futfice it to lay, eltre never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by env friends, and imagined myfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery; :ni indeed, in my thin condition, death was preferable to my next than miferableftate. In this dreadful lie web tit Ma I ant ; woft. miferable exiftence, till Div t,t r. P4ovlDENCSthrewinnt W. a newfpaper containing the cafe in a Mr. a of irivinateit—m! friends read it, I could not.—i f..:tit anti i.rozaired 'form. of ytre LEAKE'S PATENT PiLLS, winch, by ininff from time to am now, and have long been,' (after more than four year defcribable digit - els), in aseee.)(l a Rat:. of health as ever I tc uyed ; as a proof of this, I had a tiiie, thriving, hr.:l:by ally borwto me a fiw months ago. In gra; itude Gur„ and LI hopes of rendering my fellow-creature ilTvice, I rrquA. pulitilh this ; and you may at any tune refer perfons, who , to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particular'`, me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for butners will ever equal mint, :.rid none e'l; coed it, I have front experience every reafon to alllfretnackipi4 that in your LEAK c's PI !. t.s they %via find a lure. feetly. fatc : and radical cure, I that Inc ft dr. adfal tzage of t!.: Veaccj Difeafe, which is called—A coN fie:m[73 I.! , !: i• 7 * Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tootl- Los, Member of the Rod al College of :iorgo.. •' his houfe, No. 9, Neil/ B i t idge-ttrect ; where vice, without a fee,. t4x perfoz is taking t ;left: Pi!:• a.... fwer patients letters, if poil. paid, on the fenit t in in all cafes the moft inviolable feereey, uu 1 1 ,•r!,!.. • ... cafe having been mentioned,butat their 4:we l:: etc r by the Proprietor, during the courfe cif more that he has had the conduaing of an executive tale et tee:4.l. medicine, and the pradtlce arifing therefrom. 'Hwy are alto fold, by his Appointment, f .- r thee. ,::,:nere. of took living at a dlltance, by Mr. Baxter, I:Ai:burgh; Mr. Mcnnons, Printer, Gl3lttow , v. Mr. T. refers fur his addrefs; at the Perfuni , r' „ Alban's-itreet, Pall-Mall ; -Mr. Robertfon s • -thl • Oxford-ltreet ; Mr. Difborough's, Ni. 7, nearly oppolite the Monument; Mr.Stea's, Baokl, 11, r, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwelv.i, by one Perron in every confidsralle town in Geri • Ireland, in Boxes of only is. 9d. rash, fialect up •'•l'''"•'„ plain Directions, whereby Perfons of either c: rA thetnfelves with care sad fecrecy.• - 1.4.4411") N: Priatol for the Pt...tit-loon by JO'!;'1 4!`'': (of Carnabrarcet) at the .t rAI PRI NTING-OT ri•'!'"• Crey-firect; sad publifbed by L'SVP.L K 4 terbuty-puce, No. t, c aret '-flrce.• •01. 4 I" . &rat-Gins - a, Temple-Tar; to which dike fll • • .:~: . •