Star. — London, England, 1802-01-16 00:00:00

q fit f nl ~d s-_ , 1 Ij ; r, OLD 3.111.Jit. Ye2erday fifteen v.rifoners %vele tried, taro of whim, N zre capitally conrlacd, siz. i:/ilbrai for b!!rglarioutly breaking and circling the cfwelliog hailfe of 'l'. F.vill, and llcaling 'her. in two axes, a taw, anal other Xir fl-d .7ohry7, as for dealing on the 9th intl. 25. yank elf carpeting of tiro valiie td 7i. the property of Thomas Eyre and C. in their dwelling hank. The profecutors art carpet mantifaduicrs, in Oxford-ilreet. _ _ It appeared by the evalenee of Garrge Smith, a young lad and a tailor, that laa Salina:or, as he was paging by the l o ofa ofot Marra Eyre, the pro. fecutors, he taw a man coming out of their ware bode with a piece of carpeting on his fhoillelet : aa had not Font: far from the door ali;:n he drip k. The prtfontr wa, that It ',hang about Ma m a' raids before this rain : he leraaal sound, andiae tog this carpeting an the l a c.are up to toe man, put upon his thoulaer e c.iraetay again, and told him to go on, the prif .ner waiking along fide of him. He, furpeaing they had tile carpeting, went into the war eatoula ant informed them of it. Mr. James went inimcdiately out, followed them, and overtook them in Adam and Eve Court, between three and fist} hundred yards from the hook. The pralines. had then the car peting on his back ; Fare fecured and took him to a wine vault, which is kept ley a man of the name of Place, and eased for atlillance to fa cure them both, but this man refute! to Ai% him, Laying he did not choraa to be troubled with any Rich berates, upon which the witnefs kept the amitotic. in his care, and the other made his efcape. The prifoner was then committed. Nine were convicted of felony, viz. Bridget Rkarfarg for receiving goods, knowing them to have been Mara, the puni(hmcnt for which is tratifportation for liven years. In this cafe, the prifoner had not bought the goods, but taken them in, for the rumored purpole of delivering them up agoin to the thief, aho had been convided of (leafing them on a former Seflion. It was tubmitte , l, that as tae goods were not bought by the priainer, the could not be fad to have received them within the meaning of the Aft of Parlament, which makes this a traniaortable o T.:nee fecondly, that the was a married woman, and lair hulband was forpacd a, lia VG nrch•ted that the Mould take thefe articles in, of which there was uu clear proof. Mr. Jualce Roost' obfervert, arnorgft many things, to the Jury, that experience, in this and other Criminal Courts, taught thole who attended them, that the nb jet% of the law which attached tie poodhnunt of tr ir aportation for (even years t:. the offence of receiving Golan goods, kr...wi.7 them to be Wen, was to prevent any encourage m:nt being given to thieves, who certainly orala not be to eager to coninat theft, it they aid not know where to carry the pr. petty after they had Nolen it. That as to the pri(r nor being a man iro womao, the mull have been acquitted thischarge, if it appeared that the received the goods in her hufband's pretence. becauta the would, in that cafe, in the view of the law, be aaing ander the cner cion of her hulband; hut if One received them in his ablence, the idea of her having been ordered by him to receive them, was not that fort of coer Ilion for which the law exalted a married woman concerned in crimes in company with her hufband: as to her now having bought the goods., that was nothing. fire if the took them of him under any idea that he was to have them again, at any time he might call for them to fuit his con venience, that would be receiving them in a way which the law prohibited, becaufe, din was affording to the thief the encouragement which the law prollibtted. ylnye: Etre:, a private in the 3d regiment of Foot Guards, for felonioutly ftealiog 6olbs. weight of fugar, the property of Mars. Dixon. Ramfey, and Allen. The Jury, after flintily conferring, found the prifoner Guilty. The charge was not capitally laid. gossaikan Cce,pir, for Realing, on the lath of De cember, eaibs. weight of copper, value 275. the goods of Mars. Jacobs, Brewer, and Co. It appeared in the comae of the evidence in this cafe, which, notwithaanding its apparent want of importance, took the Court a confiderable time to difcnts—that the prifoner was Mimi) by the prin cipal witnra, the Chief Watchman On the King's Quays') with the copper in his poffeffion, in the aft ofiveighiog it in an old iron where he .had offered itloarale. The article in queltion was an old copper (hip's utenfil, which lay for fame time on ona of the quays, in the precinEts of the Cuflom Hoare, and had been but recently miffed previous to the detetlion of the prifoner. There fads were clearly proved in evidence. . In his defence the prifoner aid, he had only ac companied a man who had promifed him 6d. to condutt him to any old iron flop where he might difpofe of the copper. No wimeffes appeared in his behalf. The Rreastris,ya his charge to the Jury, ob. ferved, that the efTta cf the law was, that if two or more pet-inns combined, or affifted each other, in the commiffion of fuch offences, it mattered not which of their hands conveyed away the property., or offered it tar tale. The Jury, after deliberating Come time, found a Verdict of—Guilry. .Daftid Coe,er for (leafing - one ounce and one pen at weight of Myer, of the value of fix flailing:, the property of Meffrs. Bateman, working gold and Aver finiths, in Bunhill-row. The priforicahad been an errand boy with the profecntors, he afterwards became their appren tice, and ferved them in that chariftcr for (even years, and then worked as their Journeyman for a while, and was with them in all for about ten years. • , In confeeptence of tome fafpicioni th at were cn. tertained of the prifoner, he was tearated; :at firat ' ineffeftually, orawhich he became a fitdeinrolent, _hot the conilable perfevering, Mond at (alt the (liver Rated in the indiament, which had been cut ot f r om that, and was fees in the Ikin which, receives the fragments of the work, half an hoot , before; it was found conceair in his wailtband. 7. Col, for Beating three pictures, and other articles; the property of F.. Oliver. Goff, for 'leafing two cotton frocks, the pro perty of L. Thomas. Jr. fretbenni, for Itealing a cheefe, the property of N. Humphrey. Reynolds, for (leafing a pewter pint pot, the property of D. Neave. Royon, for Realing forty yards of rope, the property of T. Cowley. Alward Warms was iuttitted for a burglary in the dwelling-hook of Mr. Turner, Brewer, at Bow. Th..: Prifoner had been tried onThurfday for a burglary, and acquitted. The offence now charged nainti him was committed on the fame , night, and the witnclfes were nearly the fame with rhofe who appeared on Thurfday's Mr. Turner's Clerk' furore to his connting.honfe being broken open on the night of the Nd of De cember ; and that a waincoat, lii guineas in gold, ; two bags of halfpence, feveral papers, and other I artiOzs were taken away. In confequenke of the I Pritoner having the next day been taken up. when he went to demand change for a note which he received from Pritchard, the Officers went to Cc itch his houfe, and there they found a wailkoat concealed under a bed curtain. This was the time that had been ftolen out of the Proficutor's 1 counting-houfe. itchard was afterwards taken up, and by his direCtions the Officers went and found a bundle of keys in the privy belonging to the priloner's bottle. Benjamin: Pritchard raid, that after he and the Prifoner had committed the burglary hrthefirew haul: of Gordon and Hodgfon, they proceeded Bow Fair Field, and at three o'clock the fame I morning, they unlocked the wicket-door of Mr. Tomei 's brewhoufe ; they then unlocked the counting-houfe door, broke open the delk.andtnek away the articles laid in the indiftment. When they went into the seld, the Palmer took the waiß coat and put it on him. They afterwards divided the money: between them. The Prifoner in his defence raid, that Pritchard gave him the waiticoat, and mull have put 'the Life keys into his privy, on pupae to fbove the guilt away front himfcll; and with a view that, it taken up, lie would nun King's evidence againfl him, the prifoncr, in order to fare his own life. He declared hi. innocence of the charge. He :aid that P r ir..tuuti was a moil notorious charaeter; that h. had 1,4% been a common robber, and had got fo much propel ty, that the Officers who went to his houfe, were ationifited at the fine things they faw in it. The Loen Ct. lir BAUM told the jury, that the queflion was, Whether the evidence of the accom plice was fulEcimtly corroborated by the fait of the waincoat having been found in poffellion of the prillinerl and in order to determitlit that point, they mull confider the whole of his conduit, and whether it might not have been a contrivance to entrap the pnfoner into a fituatioa of appa rent guilt, for the purpofe of profccuting hem, and facia{ hi.. own lite. ' The ja,; retired for about half an hour, and brought. in a verdia--Gaihf of (leafing under the value of 4.7. i. but not burglarionlly, by which the capital part of the charge is done away. Four tvere acquitted, viz. N. Ineh, 7.Coverand 7. Planck.--Janes Langley was indiaed for a bur glary and r , bbery in th • Houfe t , f joreph Wheeler. joreph Wheeler is a dull man, in the neighbour hood of Tottenham-cottrt-road. He was at a pub lic houfe in Tottenham court-road, with his fon, on IVednefilay, the 23d of December. when the prifoner came in with his daughters. llis daugh ters were at fervice, and their places were on the prifimer's• way home. The prifo , ler had worked with the profecutor's matter till within a fortnight. The prolecutor's (on afked the prifoner for Sarah Allen, a girl who had drank tea with them. The prifoner Paid, the was with Mrs. Wheeler, and he would run for hEr. Sarah Allen fwore that the had drank tea with Mrs. Wheeler. The prifoner came and told her that Mr. \Vheeler wanted to fee his wife at ,the public houfe ; that he and jofeph were drunk, and that jofeph would not come away unlefs Sarah went for him. The prifor.er faid he would not go hack with them diredly to the public houfe. He had occafion to call at the Middlefex hofpital, they ',night call him as they paired; they did call, and he did not anfwer. Hobart, a carter, proved that the prifoner had come to the place in the abfence of Mrs. Wheeler :and her daughters ; he knocked at the doer, and finding no entrance, went away. The witnefs went aw ty immediately after. When the pain:ter was apprehended by Wheeler he acknowledged nothing, When he was fearched by the officers, aI cum of 31.35. was found upon him. He Paid, he had re ceived this money from his mailer, a plaifterer, in Mary-la-bonne. No part of the property was found on him. Mr. Jullice Room: informed the Jury, that there was nothing but eircumnantial evidence againli the prifoner ; but the circumaances were very lirong.—Verdioft--Not Guilty. • On Saturday night an unfortunate affair hap pened on board a boat belonging to the Refinance frigate, at Portimouth : in confequence of one of the seamen not behaving agreeably to the orders of the Lieutenant, the latter aruck him, in a paf lion, with the tiller, on the head, which fo badly fractured the Mall, that hedied a lhort time after. The Lieutenant was taken immediately into entiody, and fence committed for trial. An inqueff being taken on the body, the Coroner brought in the verdia—Wilful murder. A molt unhappy accident happened near Brent, about fifteen mile. from Plymouth, lait week At a Chriftmas feafl of tome refpettable Farmers' daughters and their friends, a young man, out of fun, prefented at a young woman, a Farmer's daughter, a piece, left by accident in the entry of the Farm.houfe, which was unfortunately loaded. The contentt lodged in her thigh, and the lan. palled feveral days and expired. To add to the difirefs of her lover, one of the party, the was to have been married in a few days: he is inconfol 1. abla it her lofs. On Weduefday lak In Vanpole-ftreet, the La;ly of the Mr. Douglas, of a fan. - MARRIED.- On Sunday, William Henry Rowlete, Efq. of the Middle Temple, to Mirs Mary Emily t of Great Chantleite-ftreet. On the 3oth December, at Niton, in the Ble et Wight, Cap tain Tohn Taylor, of the ad Battalion, 34th tteghtfent of Foot. to }.'lift Maria Billlnghurlt, daughterif G. Billingliturft, Erg ( Tharfilay, at Mary-ks-bonne Church, W. H. Butlers, Efq• Birchin-lane, Banker, to Mifs Elizs Bard-a, youngrit daugh ter of Sir Charles Burdett, Bart. At the Dtanry-houfe,. Armagh, the Hon. Captain King, to Mifs Hewitt, daughter of the Hon. and Rev. the Dean of Myer DIED. On the s', - th nit. Mrs. Henderfon, mother of Colonel H. derfon, of Foil*ll Bank. _ _ _ On Saturday the 9th infant, at her houfe near Cmydon, aged forty-two, Mrs. Charlotte Matthews, r, bet of the late William Matthews, P fq. of Green Lettice-lane.—A Lady fingularly Mine= for her abilities in ltufincfs, and for her benevolence and liberality. 'On the t ith inftant, at Hafting, Mrs. Blinfhall, mild of the late Thomas Blinfhall, Efq. of Clarendon, Jamaica. On the 14th ult. at Hawick, Mils Rachel Marianne Wilton, fecond daughter of the late Dr. Andrew Wilfon, Phyfician in London. On the 6th loft. ar Exmouth, Deconfhire, John Hunter, Efq. Sargon of the t tth Light Dragoons. On Saturday left, In Prince's -court, Storey's-gate, after a &art Uhler', aged t; years, Thomas Milner, fecond fon of John Efq. of his Majefty's cuitoma. Lately, on his pairagc to America, Thomas Matte Caron, Efq. one of the heirs to the great l'h'. (tone's eitates of Norfolk andSulfolk. Early on Tuefday fe'nnight, at Strohm, near Ely, the Rev. John Seraine, Reetor of Stretham. On Saturday fe'nnlght, at Hull, Mrs. Nicholfon, Mid of the late Mr. Nicholfon, of Woodboufe-bill, clothier, and filter to James Armitage, Efq. of Hanna, near Leeds. TO-MORROW. Sun rifes I Sun lets Moon fits oondsfutes after 7 minutes after 4I 32 minutes after 7 HIGH WATER AT LOND ON-BRIDGE TO MORROW Morning - so minutcs after 0 Afternoon - 17 minima after r VALUABLE LEASE, FARMING STOCK, CLAPHAM. By Order of the AlEgncel, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES. At the Plough Inn. Clapham, in Two I ou r on Wednefday, Feb. 3. at One o'Clock, r rHE very defirable and extremely beneficial LEASES of thofe much-admired Premifes. beat'tifelly fituated at the WINDMILL, on BRIXTON HILL, late be longing to Mr. Was. FowLett, called BLAKE-HALL an.: HYDE's FARM, at CLAPHAM, in SURRY ; c.,mpriGng Two Brick and Tile Dwelling Houfcs, with ewcnfive Out buildings, and upwards of s6o Acres of exccllcnt Arabic, rich Pallum and Meadow Land, in g very fupericr Rate of cultivation. On the Premifes at BLAKE-HALL. the following day, all the capital Live and Dead Stock, confiding of ten Root ufeful Cart Holies, ten fine Milch Cows, l'lgs and Poultry, four very large Ricks of Meadow and Clover Hay, a confiderable quan. tay of 'Potatoes, exceeding good Farming Lloalfils, and a few 1.0 t.; of Hourchold Furniture. To be viewed to days previont to the Sale, when particu:ars may be had on the Wendel ; at th •• Pcoth Inn, Clapham; Gr,yhound. Croydon ; King's 11-lead,lighAnt ; Rantlnn, tirr.ith field ; P.Sr. Vintes, Solicitor; Mr. Barron's, No. 79, Su .ind ; and at Mr. Hawker's, Andlionter, Readira. FOR CHII.I3I,AINi, RFIEU M.AI iSMS. BR U iSES. Dr. STEERS': OF (33!.1.P0C. Pi" Medicine has been 17mg a . cltncirledged tq be ruPenn' te *very Preparation of the wind in the Cure of Bridles, Sprains, Rheum:arms, Cramps, Nuntbnefg and Stignefs of the Joints, and other cat , .. I Ciampi tints, as wdl as in reitoring a proper Circulation !a, the lands, when in a Paralytic State. It is aro 'titular v firrictable for Ch , ,shibts; but in thii Complai;'t It fissuid be diEfircd, and Aglicd warm. On the Outride a isle!: Bottle of the tknaint pedeldoe is paned a Stamp, in wltielt are airmail there worts—` F. NEwer. ay, Noss. St. Paul's." Al othersare ea., att. itit. Sold only by F.Nrwor R ,at the Wards Ask for Dr. Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the corner C'oeapfide, l.unJon; and, by his appoiotment, by 111rfrrs.le*Quh sod Co. No. rso, and J. Pid.d , ,g, N 0.76, Oclur.l-ftrect ; J. Wade, Old Burnt-Brett; Bayky and Co. Co-' ur fire..t ; Gi.dfrcy and Cooke, Soutluupton-ftmt ; J.W ird, Ml's Holborn; T. Tutt, R0y..1 Exchangc; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-I/rect. Price as. 6d. per Bat tle,ineladin g the Stamp, or Six for 135.6 d. . B. As the Opodeldoc fur Exportatioo is exempted from the Stamps, and thercfcre deprived of that mark of authenti , city, and as great quantities of counterfeits are tent out of the kingdom; all perfons abroad, to prevev.t loch imp. fitions, are defired to be particular in ordering their .tgents to procure this Medicine from Mr.Newbery's. EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZET cE. IT has been th e lindibf the P;;;Wiet7lrsefihe well known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, firft compered ard prepared by the late FRANCIS SPlLsav kr , at hi; Dilrn fary, No. tg, Soho Square, Landon, and continued only End folely, there tube prepared genuine, to ward the Pthlie az*ft the impoiinons which are daily pradifed apsinft Itiedicht* poi:ref:Ong the fiat refpeetability t sod as the virtues of the 4n tifcerbutieDrops have been found not only as amidote in for butte complaints, but a fuecefsful refource in eneane ,, us asp dons, ferophola, gout, rheumatifin, and the attendant difelfes of the nerves, as the lift of cures accompanying each betide, given in an ample bid of d:redlions, will teitify, as well as the : Treatife on diet, gout, &c. written by the late Prop or, (which may alto be had at the Difnenfary) tingle them o as fit objedts to try, under their indium fuel fpurious intim a, For this radon the Proprietors, by the favour of his Mai es • Conuniffioners of the Stamp Offax, have affixed a itanlf on I each bottle, printed iu black ink, with the words Spliury and Co. 'No.'ls, Soho Sqoare, capreffed upon i t , w hi c h. Sale ' puchafer attends to, together with the words" By THy ICING'S PAT t 1.4 T," on the bottle, bitlonsct wrappt T. with the achtlenn or the King's arms on the larger, he may be allured he has oh. tamed the genuine medicine, as fold at t 4 se Difpadary, Soho. Square, London, in bottles of se. and LL as. cut, duty included i RHEUMATIC GOU Ir. THE Opinion of the Gout't being ine•nirlhlr *peeled cure is fully difproved In the cafes of thr folitsvh , ing refpediable Charsflers. Afterfueli indul,itaulc tettinumirei if any can he found fo alefurl as to entertain a f...idoW of dcubt, they almoft &terve to fWfer all the painful ctift.cis of tbt drcad• ful diforder. To there Dr. GARDNER can add hundreds of other perfons,reitored to health by his Pills and Philters ; font. of them after having furered above as yule. - G. Wsrcar, Eft} No. 40, Duke-tirect, nuntheflrrdquare, many years tabled tirith the Gout. was cured by Gardnces Piils ' 1796, and will widapleafure fatlety the IJa nes, Efq. Baker-ftreet,yortnian•fquarc, was fu much ended with Gouty Spafmt in his itema::n and fide, that he could not reft after; or 4 o'clock in the morning. Thi. entle man withal k to be known, that Dr. Gardntr's Piils and PLAIN. have entirety relieved him of this and r violent itheumatiftn in his thoWsler ME. ISLET, No. 277, Whitechepsi-r02,1, coach fining-tnakcc. &c. 25 years afaidted, W4l CUM: in 1797. Mr. Moit a is, keeps the Fountain, Cbpton, was 16 years a fflict e d. bus oompletely curd in ',O. Mr. Mowrow, &edema:der, Wellolofc-fluare, was long a fflicted, but cured in t 798. cliAlxcou r. PAra.Lkins, aged 79, was afflicted . ytrari with the Chalk =t el eured t 796, at the Rev. Mr. Well,. y Chapel-yard, SO. Dr. OAIDN !et Pills and Plailcrs hal • ha 11,,ure ~ L Ssod 76, Long Acre; of Howard - And Evans, I.or g -l ane , Clark and Shaw, Borough; Hopruod, WOl,lJf.: fiptzre ; Inc,. White Chapel-church ; Tutt and Bolt an, Royal Exchange; an I venders in town and country cs. tes.6d. and ass. a box ; 6s. fared cn the large boa. N.B. Any pedal who takes t guinea hot, without relief, fhd have their rallart ratartud!l!--(This is Dr. tA ir d ne e. =thud (Tombs Arik FAt Rhgtliirtliftns, Rbetti I.utratago. Read-acb, kliunbrit tulent tip :fm. clic or king P4i114, g lints of the Ayftere, Si rains, tirui:u Elpetience ha. roved the mil Vaturrrnisn's Essk acs UV MusTioto Pltls. J• 171 knee, the molt eliteleal remedy ever made is noun L.:id...tetrad& having fueereded in calla of fix , tight ; ten, twenty, Ltd even of forty years Banding, afar other nn:u:s i,au CIO . . d , and it Las abfolately cured more patients of thy above cor.iplaints th.n all the medicines ever before made Public. F.•:- Sprains, and Bruits, the fluid EtTence arturtllng t t the din etitm, has never failed in a fitifte Wisner, sud f., ficaularly penetrating is its nature, and fpeedy its opertiart,'ai gestcvalir to eff. , sl. tae cure of CHILBLAINS, by a fitr:le liberal appli. ,cam _ Whiter:cad's tfrence of Mettarl is prepared and fad at ti yd . each 10ax or Ilotf!e, by R. lon us rov, Ape.bcrary„ No. it, Greek-ftreet, Solo, Larnlan ; its 4.lottAtiou a El re- . neral, that it is fold by eveay Medicine Verida Ia Ene.ar.d. Ireland, Wdt Indies, and America._ _ _ To pr!vent colonel Pit purchaers ern rrquened to osfine, the Genuine isaitl'oguithed by the Kill' 'S Mee' and the Signature R. Jsutasroti, the Peternees own orrittni., on the label of each Bottle and Doi. UHEN Profellional Men of educaticn and re v (pontibliity deviate from the genetal f)ftna by the fe • le Rion of a peculiar Hearth, the fatale& of bog contissed fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuporiorill. . . E?ght years have I devoted ny practic e to the exclaim treat ment of "THREE /18012 MRS, rind the fuccefifid refnit of my plan gives me additmnal arbor to oppote as far u I am able the ravages of thor, complaints which are the molt impart. ant to the catalogue of hen an infirmities. Altar initiation into every hfattela as an Army Slovene, I tormod a win at an early period of Practice to refctac individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praelitiosers. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which 1 have de voted at attention, comptize every fi.ccies of VENEREAL INFECDON, whether or a recent or lung duatioo.-.lidly. AU kin' of DEBILITY, whether arifiog from the habit, oil Schoolboys, or the indulgence of nature age, and lvflly that de raugeouot of the fyf, an in Womqo which it called BAREaIi.: NESS a STERILITY. Numerous diftafcs are the rcfult of ignorance or haße in 2e treatment of a lint& Gonorrhea,and it not tmfrequently h 4. pens tut the feeds of Life are poifoned by the. Inel-cation of an ungunded hour. By a fupenor method ft.th complaints ars ofdycured, and even whets othtrs hare failed, I trait than I mayprefutne to offer a radical rc-etabtilltment Fnv, however, are the cares of est.ipThcated &liras us Mt diferde/compared with the calamitous fituatlons of Men,wM Fran Indulgence inn SOLITARY VI CR. or the prui a.eot Chew ties of a tafhlonable life, acquire that Rate of Dehillty ulna Is:he unavoidable eonfvueure of fuch pernicbus habits. Where the uohapiy broods over tuF:ry.hot erte. :bay conceits Isis misfortune, k mai be Conte vnifolation for him to knoweahat thAsstis it be an °Med of Sul:tor MUT t.drity with Gal' rraairiuners, the reuirotal of thsfe DAP. CiENCfEb by the radual progitfso(Ren.sestioa is these/like ,nent of 111 etperimse. It the rites of Patechus.or Vows have Ikgen to reduce manly vigour, much antierywili be pcurectot by 4". y counts:rad:sou of this laoguid Aare, amt to sllssCe • cafes no great difficulties wilroccor. But wht.re this L ttidency has for miner:3A. a roper Per. (escrow,. i. it.diiprn6biv rce Witt; to resist: the niuotirios *arta of Life, and to re-uointate the Cooßatrtion. 111,12.kiiED WONIf4I. who have Wig ken .li'apooleated in their cart diatlons of a Fatrity, may be tql'irett, that Lri }nom Inftaiares bids defeek are ear*: by httihe:3 The SEMBCY which!' foclltatial to a:, stattno..tet the gicaseolinos torbia I hart pochthiel w ;Lac, fora gas my Yrderifintot. anti ht cuitsci.l;n:c ai I: 'a.% !Xi's,* -triation is g;vem that Mr tr-Ly ,-tt:%ttiarfooally (or by letters inclang a (mall note) at Ws bokle.Ne 12. Anal. dA-arret. Strand, te-r Tentitio•Ber. ThtrU i, an adtlit;..nal cmfance ie Wata-ficat lekeirabgh and ths . namc is on b.th tht doors. 'ft r: r :he Ravel t. - ell=te FeftWie -- ADVICE to BATIIERS„ BATII, :ma HOT WELLS. D R. BRODUbi begs leave rurnmmcnii the Liza:lied Syrup (the rants of which vaeneknowlastami by Perio•ls of tlic firlt..F.lttion if.itaa.aioti; Bathiat hr. mdi..tely.aftrr qui e ting the Ilan, r r,.i 9 1. e boos L. f. :ad ut particular to thoit who are fuhi::l to ...loptitual trifaor Irons vitiatcd Humours. &ant, quastiqr odoiscich dim: Table. Spuo.duls. Nessus 446 I Ekbilltated Ceoft:tatinta in gmar. .I„owiag t. an irreruttecourfe of Lifo..-as hard Drinl.; tag, es cake Grief, t hufe .1 brought on by sire knoisi..g the Aatigerta.a t end,. ney ef a certain Mee,contraded at an eari-: D , c. for recommends the N. emu Cordial, two fea Spout*, whtch is to be taken an hour heron B‘thttl, and one Ater T a minutes walk after I; neeeffary. •„ 4. A another of Cures pc:farmed at louttlantrten, toes, Pornonth, Ille tt Wight, Marptc, Vacs ate, Dover, Bah, Bt ifcol , Harrewgate, Cheltenham, and Tonbridze in the cootie of the kit Sirafon, on feveral La 4114 and .a.r.tte. trim, who, from thrrdrntcdflotationsin Lite, whi Ant pre, mit their names to be pablithed. Perfons who do not know the Mee from wetz.-!t tl , rfr compltiuts origiftatc, the Doane, to relieve anz:cry, inferno thole who with to receive Benefit without Ctllifereact. T EA cm their fenditig aGu ir , and their ramming Critir in a Bea, rasp deriv: equally the falle benefit; his &multi , Ka.nwt.vlse of vario is IhrucJers, by means of Ilrioa has Fare% That • not wilting to receive Merlicitu_w• Ag.rus.aaay re ceive them in London, ivy addreffmc a pod. p.sit The BOTANICAL SYRUP and Nlilt.VCrS COlt nig. to be had at the Dodoes Haire, No. 9, Albon-}trot;, doors front thiLeverian Moreant, Biarkfrrtes ties at ati. ILc 6d. and S.. 6d. Aro, at Guiding 4.16 Cot-aid ' • and at Cockaii , s kna _ An_2ll. In Bath, Cromwell, Gishow, Bs c..sv, Sifted, Sheppard, HO, Mr. PA:tr. Priestx. Brigid:on. Donaldfon and Cos Hantl:ri. 9 . Mr. lienstantif. Birmingham. dviimny, Engitik Biaddal.r. Bedford Smith, Ipfsw:ch, Bfanilfjci; Simmons, Ka of Wkh., Allan ' nary St. Edrnend's, Dingle, Irwinc, A 1 . ....;n 4 !. utziatand. Heliport, Ikt,tore l.e ds , aiinot and C. Cketenhant, Buckle , Lynn,•Coles, Camtridge, Gee . Ideate:, iv:v.'s:4 Cantetioury. Br/how, Lewes., Fliklt, Caritne. pale. . 11..ineacttcr. OMAN"; r.therington, Marpte, Silver. • • . io.torti. 14,14,4 y and Ca. Newbury, 1:10,4. %tikes'. Pools and Sail, NewcrAtle: Walker. tialteGsr. Phillipcon, . Ifrovbxnrata. abet. sod Oh P 4114 Spdiburi and Co; Botlrlte auttOla Ilendt•ribn, St..r•-rifer, aej Ogt•, Deal, Role, • . • Oaf rd, Jars". Dover, Nettles, Plymouth: Noel:tot s Devizes, bruuelton, . Puttisootid4 lane. ILO Son, kiackensie, CuciveGimpli Otifport, Derby, Drewrr, Reading, &lint, and Da Iti.ter, and Co. SaliCutiry. Curgirts, Mr. IL Scott.deug. Pre.ust, St_t,nt, 4 .lnd by molt llinkfaikrs end -Vledic tut-Ire:s.<es In OK 00111$ ling4lort. _ Giataith scare& Nile., Mt. IL Barty,Mstaci It avl'd be b,e4rary the DoAnr thou %1 fa loch ?Aim:rail:6Ba 30' iaed Nita Diakerg or Lofc of taife.t, or r.2r•dt:Air Lt t , et or Parte!, to the r.r...0r (Putt ,:t Carria/L w his urn:4 Mettiiiits n-ay ix h.,1 vrert • To Lulies or Gentlemen bortietir.goa •;.•.:4•• of las trimoay, the Doemr woeld particuiariy 4A,.n0 faster Weal byrup, (prior to th.or-appea-accel:zt.,te t..i. men), who are in ftu.t;h.lt degree not brie%enirci toeml, or rubjta t rel tis t ', i s Levers, !Lathy:: Patio ts with tt: 1)0 : 2 r , ): 3 414.413 fee of a Ghin,...t, will be Itibliy anemic,: to. A 2:F. bottle tor ,Nual t. 3 fir email I.ONIIOI Printol h.r etc Propriv...s by jO• IN I).LP 3 ••• (of earitaby-Ittett tlie Sro Vas., it. .-arvtet Carry-ftrott ; an 1 poblith.:d by L Kurrr, ' . terburrpioce, Lvottrit), at No t. Caey-Ctreet; so .1 .. S 1 iii.Orree, Temg:e-3ar; t. which Or.oe all CJUIT dam 6x the 111111rou arc roqudtol to be aidtered. ..~=air. '` • • • In:later - flnyvt. Com ;ca . ; • Fla. !• .1313- .ti:d Aim . •rs of