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f • JJ 11 1 1 I ' 1 1 11 , It/ • 1 I t 1' I . THE PATRIO rIC FUND. ss Attune, Oh Mlle, each well-lultrueled lino To fwg of Charity—that light divine, Whole mild effolge:iee bright'Lling England's 'ante, Par, far reficas the patriotic flame. 1-low Nall my pen do junk,: to a mitre Which met with rmral and deft red ap2lauref BLit ! thy benignant aid • (.A precious meed to naval Valour pail Difirihutes plenty, with ahunhot hand, To want. aggrik ring, through this rawour'd land ; And Widows. Orphan+, Parents, fuppliatit talk Their voices, breathing gratitude and prat ; Ilifabled Seamen, fuccour'd by thy Rore, Pour forth their pray's, and new rum& implore. F.e'n calving Heroes, with their parting breath, Thy folace hail, and, comfiseted in death. Knew that thLir v:ives and families will find Re:it riry Bridal pink and Britifh olio& The !ware, who neriih'd nn Trafalgar's day, When England's C.,g Alined triumphant Tway, Live in the annals of their Country's page ; They leave a geo'rous publi to affuage 'rile pining Relatives amid their woes, Fed by the gifts which Charity bellows. That memorable Battle proves a fource To thew tweet Mercy's freopathifing force: The Patriotic rund extends her arm, With bounteous wc..lth, and Ot)ing ;Lindner" warm ; Frit nd to the wounded, indigent, and brave, Her pnee'r 6 rah.'d to honour and to fave ; keel-and', fair gicry to promote, her aim, And grace the laurels of a halting Fame ! LAW E .A.AGANCE. R. S. COURT OF CotribioN PLEAS, DEC se. nut rebi O. CRANDLia. This was ark_aakn brought by the Plaitniff, to re damage+ from the Defendant, for the nonper formance of an agreement. .Sergeant SHETI4I.ItD, on the part of the Plaintiff, regretted ti at his client, who was an Ilona linen-dra per, had ever thought of entering into any other tratl.z. in the prefent inflance, circumffances com pelled him. A perfon being his debtor for a large tuna of money,ana being utiable to pay in cafh, fent him a cargo of Chein;.e el.eeles thefe he had remov. ed from the Chip which brought' them here, and placed in his cellar. The prelenj Defendant came there, and, after examining them, agreed to purchale a certain quantity, at eighty fhillings per hundred weight. It was arced that the cheefes thould re main in the Plaintiff's cellar until the Defendant fnould fend for them ; and, accordingly, the very day they were fent for, they were removed to the Unit, and from thence to the cart, which the Palen• tlant had fent. When they were cenveyed to the De fendant's flop, he tailed levet-al of them, and then laid chat he word it , st take them, as they had been removed from the cellar about half an heur before his cart was at the Plaintiff's door ; and alio becaufe they had not been properly fcraped. The cheefes were immediately lent back to the Plaintiff, who having 101 l many opportunities of difpofing of them, as they were, in fad, fold to the Defendant, com menced this action to recover the value of them in damages, and the Learned Serjeant concluded by that he had no doubt, when the evidence was heard, that the verditt would be given in hi% favour. Se7eral witnelfes were then called who proved the contra. t, and that the chzeles Vele only removed from the cellar about half an hour before the Defendant's Cart came. Serjtant Coczne, on the part of the Defendant, achlread the Jury at con fiderable length, Elating that tbcfe cheefcs were in a very tender !late, from being on flap beard, and that, on account of their being Irn left, it is as 'meats v that the stignori care Ihould be taken of them to p'ecent their cracking at the fides, and, in a fhort time, becoming, in fad, ant worthl one penny a rund. This care, he would prove, not taken of them, though his client charged the Plaintiff not to remove them horn the cellar, until he fme perfon that knew hew to treat clicks i n that ;late. Be accordingly fent his man ; but, be .re he arrived, the .heefes were 411 piled in the fhop, eight or "ten in a heap. He concluded by raying, that he would inllantly elitist& of the cafe, by calling feveral perfons belonging to the cheeie trade, who would prove, that lying half an bur in that way, would satin any cheek in the world, that had been jut/ taken front on board Wit, antf that it did detiroy the cheefc it. queltion. Many I stitc.fiable cheefemongers were then called, who all declared, that if fat cheefes were piled, fever er elOt high, for half an hour, tome of them sboit probably would crack at the fides, and then the try would get in, aad dearoy them in the centre of a vet y short time. • It was alfts proved that feveral of there cheefes were cracked. But on crofs•exami. t•a•itm, the witneffes acknowledged, that rersoring them in the cart was likely to have the fame effeet. Slr Jails Pate4vrt tn obferved on the evidence leartir.g rather In favour of the Defendant, wMfe diiettions to the Plaintiff refpeeing the removal of the chafes out of the cellar s he raid, were not at tendedio. But the Jury, after a that confultation, brought in a verdict tor the Plaintiff—Damages s irt9RTILIE 9. WAINWRIGHT AND AHOTHILL The plaintiff in this cane wits an engine -maker, and 1 the defendants; Meffr.. Wainwright and Green, merchants at Liverpool. The latter had introduced to the frrmer an American Gentleman, of the name . of Wozledge, wlio, being proprietor of a manufac , wry, wi(hed to avail itiusfeff of that mechanical at. flitance Afforded by the engines made by the plain tiff: He aecntdin . ,2ly gave the plaintiff an order for duce cut gins, which were made, and fent to the defendant : bat Mr. Wain'. tight, in the mean time. ' had el—Jetted for America. Ilse plaintiff immediately A pplied to the defendants fer payment, who limply *flared him that Mr. W. was competent to pay, and would doubtlefs do fo on bis return. The plaintiff, however, intittrd tin immediate payment, and for this purpofe brought the pretr.nt attion.—Necslia for the 'intl . , damages 1601. 11. 1 0EBLY 9. CUTHBERT AND CO. wis. an aFtion of mover, to get poffefflon of s'emhattige, the proper!) tlf the the Plainsiff in 231. for which he gave his acAptance lt three months. This hill Gogerly , wilhed to , have difceonted, and he' api.lied to a perfon of the name of Watfon for that piirpofe ; Watfon carded it to DI Ponte, a untie feller, who promifed to give him the money for it ; but Watfon never raw the bill or the money afterwa•ds, an Da Ponte laid it was 1011. The bill borrowed was premted for payment neatly two years after being due by the D.:terclints, who ailedged that Da Ponte had given it to them for sable, and to this -.!fell they called Da Ponte's brother,,:but in pd.ving this they completely failed, he NI fiaini; in denying that he owed them a farthnz. The Jury acr.r•rdintAr gave a verdia for the Piain tiff—Damages One Shilbmz. This ...antes the Plain tiff's colts agandl the De' enfants, and the bill was dC livered up io hint in Coon. • DEC. 15.—WATTS V. COSTELLO. This tva% an to recover damages for a breach t f covenant. The Plaintiff* is a druggilt liv ing in the Suand, an: the Defendant a mulician re ading at Lambeth. In the year tElot, the Plaintiff put his fon apoi entice to the Defendant, giving with him a fee of co , alition, that the boy thould be dieted and lodgzd f.s five years, and, in the fpace of that time, taught mune, in fuch a manner, that the voting man might himfelf be cni.bled to earn his bread by teachiew. Difagreements arofe between the boy and his mailer, and the fotmer brought an action for ill-treatment. This was tried Tome time back •in the Court of King's Bench, and a verdkt was given to the Plain . tiff, with t5: - -1. damages. In the prefent action, which was brought by the boy's father, a number of witneffes wer... examined on both fides, and a confi derable deal of time confirmed. After much contra ditiory evidence, the Jury, according to the direc tion of the Learned Judge, were of opinion, that the fads of starvation, or negle& in teaching him his billings, were nut fufficiently made out, and there fore found a Verdi& for the Detcndant. Laft Thurfday as Mr. and Mrs. Waring of Mar. garet. ared, Cavendith-fguare, were returning t" town, from their feat at Barnet, in a, curricle, the horfes-took fright, n d ran away. Mr. Waring, in endeavouring to jump out, was thrown down by the wheel, and had his thigh broke. Mrs. W. wa, alio . much injured. Mr. W. was taken to the Caitle, at Kentith Town, until the furgcons think it laft 4 to re move him. One of the !tortes got lade, and ran with fuch violence' againtl the (haft of a cart that he was killed en tl-e fpnt. On Friday afternoon a very fh , lcking accident hap pened in Portland-ftreet, Oxford-road; the violeree of the wind forced an old glafs cafcment ft ;:m the garret window of Mr. Roger s, greengrocer, which f e ll into the llreet with 'a loud oath; unfortunately feve ral young children were returning frown fchool at tl e time, and one of ther.i. a boy about 9 yews of age, the fon of Mr. Andre ws, a flationer in Berner's. reet, re ceived a dreadful blow on the head, which fradtured his fkull. The poor infant was conveyed to leis pa rents in a (late of infentibility, and but little hopes are entertained of his recovery. Friday afternoon as Mr. John Eckens, tidewaiter, and ore of the cldett t fficers in the Culttrms, at Hull, was going tin board the Egginton, I vin7f, at the north fide of the dock, he flipped from r;fi . tite piaLk. and falling againti the tide nt the wird, fraaured his Ikull, and was takes up dead. About nine o'clock -on Friday morning. as two failors, named Jarvis and Allen, Were going down the Humber, in a.: •ipen boat, to atria ;n bringing up a Dutch boy, the hoot being ballatied with Rome, was inflantly funk by a fudden Watt of wind in fight of the we're!, and boOt the nicn wen: drowned. Ano. thtr boat was in comp?::, bto the crew were unable to render the unhappy men any Alliance. • On Saturday evening as Mr. Staton: of Bread beet, was croffing the fields from the Shepfierd and Shepherciefs so Iflington, he wa. knocked dawn by two ruffians, who rifled his pockets of about 61. Saturday at Qt2era's-fetiare, an apprentice, who had eulifled in the army, and (worn hinsfelf to be one, was re-examined. It is by a late Aa made a trantportable offence, both for the liducer and fe• duced ; the former is not in cuflody, the latter was remanded. Early yefierclay morning the houfe of Mr. in the Lower Road, Iflingtnn, was forcibly entered, and robiled of plate and other property to a confider able amonm. Yeflerday Savage was charged at s.Varfidp. &cc: office with cruelly beating a bullock the morning in Shoretlich, which caufed the pont- Lo do a great deaf of mifchief, when he was convi tledi in the penalty of .}ct. and, not paying the fame, was fent on board the tender. An old lady, at a village in Surrey, w..s till week defrauded out of five guineas, under the folloaing eircumflances : A fervent who had lived with her in her hufband's life time, informed her that her buf band had buried ilaige. pot of money in the church- yard ; that be knew the fpot ; but that, as another perfou legs concerned, fame money mull be ativatr-, red. Tree guineas were then aditaniied, and two more en the Monday, when the party went to dig. It was loon found, in a pot futh as hooey is *dually put in. On taking it up, the coin clinked, toethe great delight of the lady ; but on her getting it home, about twenty new halfpence were found in it, the rem of the contents was mould. Her chat/tin and ditappointment may be more eafily conceived than defcrilsed: Fines—Friday night a fire broke oat at the Grotto public houfe, in the Borough, which de llroyed that and the adjoining houfe. The mile is expe&ed to become matter of legal iitirefligation, we therefore forbear entering into particulars. Saturday a fire broke out in Lower Ilreet, Dept. fort, which confirmed the houfe in which it com• menced. Sunday fc'nnight the town of Kelt° was alarmed by the cry of file, miginating from the following melancholy circumasece :—A young woman beating a mixture of nupentine and wax. unfortunately let it on tire ; it boiled over upon berfelf, and an , hi wo man; the later fucceedeJ in extingoithing the !lames which fell into her lap, but the former rulbed into the 'fireet in a blaze ; 'before the fire was extingeiflieds her head, neck, arms, and legs, Were burnt ins”fo. LONDON MAR XETS. PORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16. • I it irI'URN of WHEAT in Mark lane, ooty from the ad of Deeerobtr to the /Eh of Dec.—Thai tt,!%3 Q±..arterc. Average 63c 31r1. tower than Latt return. A Rrruuzr OF F1.01.1g, Front the 3cth of K.:wish( r to the 6th of December. Total -27444 tacks—Average 59* 4e Jiti. lover: than left Muni. RITORN rerce OE ORAIN, ON nomto SRI! AS lINDER Wh at soy 6:1 6bs Suffolk' to sz, oa Num yoe 7es Grey Kns 38s 4ziA:d • . . ,operfloe 756 ECAtta, DM 3 e 3 44S- Rye. rew 30$ 37$ IMttO, Old. to —' 535 Barley 285 330 cd Tiak Ewan, new -26. 33. Mal . . 6/s 72$ od 011 ' — 's 5% 3 White P:as 3:.;, 41s cd Oats 24$ 25$ 32,. Boilers 44 1 Soo P•dulda 53 1 34$ od Rapp. Seed +A. to 441. per laft• PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carraway n:w 74s to ;Ss per ewt. Coriander, Its to 150 do. Trefoil z3O to • 210 do. Whitc :Allard Seed, 6. od tO 140 cd per boatel. Brov n ditto, 9.1 od to t6s 61 do. 'Fundy to. to 16s per but het. Bread beans 283 to 564 per quarter Lon Pods 30. to 46s Tates 3' $ t.b 364 Oli ens oil Rye Graf. [Ss od to 302 od per quarto.. Canary, 453 oil 551 od to 60. od de. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. .7:41/1C11 . 4. Whitecliapel. Hay perload 2 15 oto 4 12 0 Hay per load 3 3to 4 6 Straw 110oto 1 19 o ` straw t grco tti Clover 4 t 6 to 3 to MCP OP HAY AND 51 - 14 , 1 IN_SMITIIFI[I.O. - Old Hay, 31 14$ to 41 4s New Clover 31 03 to 41 41 New 21 24 to 41 CS Old 41 tes to 41 15s Straw, 11 71 111 11 121 • SMI fIiFIELD MARKET, DEC. 16. To fink the offal—per 'tune of 81b. Beef 4s od to ss 4d I Veal 4s Sd to 6s 4d "Mutton 4s cd to ss od Pork s• od to 6s cd aEa or CATT SI 1111$ DAY. Balls, about 32cc—Sheep and Lambs, z 5,60 c. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, Daentber t 6. Per done of 81. b. by the at-cafe. Beef od to 4s 81 I Veal 4s od to ss Sd Mutton 3$ 01 tO 41 o 4 Pork 54 0 , 1 to 64 od . - . PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. tat. James's market 44 td rownTaliow 49. od to Of Clare Market 4s cidi Yellow RulEs 661 to 69s od Whitechapel Mart • t V.'hite ditto 67s 6d to 04 (pet (tone of 816.) 4s c.d Snap ditto . 67s to 06 cd ------ Melted Stuff 381 to os od xis old Ditto rough 403 od to os , Average Price 4s °id Greases xis a • Good Dregs tos to os Yellow Strap, 761, to os.—Mottled, 86s—Curd, 904 Price of Candles per dozen, us ad—Moak:ls, 12. o 4 RAW HIDES. Hides fperflone) 31 8d to 4s od Hor(c Skins 16s od to 20$ Middl:og 3s 4 ,1 to 3s 6d Sheep Skins 3s od to 6. cd CI dinar; as 8d to 3s cd Shearlings GS od to cs od ifeavy Calf 52 * 6,1 each I Lamb Skins os od to os od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Buts, 3o to 5615 each 2 4d to 23-3/4.1 ' . • Ditto, 6o to (;It' sfid to a7d Machanti: Bazki !Ad to 244 DretiiiT 11 iii.s aid to 2244 File Ce cli Ilieel tar to 240 Crop Hides for Cutting az il to 24d FL:: OrJitiary aid to sad Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb per dozen 38d to 42d . Ditto . eo to 7oth 384 to 424 DI-to 70 to Sc - lb 464 to 384 Small Seal • (Ore.:ll3LO per Ih. 35 od tea 3s 6d Late: la: u i 204 to 19:4 per doz. Tammd ilea. Bid.. SAP to 3 - 8 i each COAL MARIZEI. December 16. Ships at Miiket Ship. fold Price 7% N. v:cad'e Coal 21 4 5 is Oil to 571 od. a 6. Sunderland 10 471 A to acs c a Stoll- Coal o co. od 3 Cinders a 285 6,1 to 281 64 II!VI DENDS. Dee. t St. Geroge Davi., of Bolton, Liticolnthire, Glars and china ware lam a• the Crown Ina. in Stone. Siaffordthite. thlo. 20. Thomas Deighton, of Manehelter, calico.printe e, dealer and chapnian, at tires, at the liridgewaur Anus ltin, Man- Chatter. Dee. Cbarks Clegg, late of Miinrow, in the Parifh of Roch dale, Lancalliirc, woollen mama: diner, at the Gnthn, Long f.lir. Gate i'..Linehrfter. Dec. so. silintiraq emens, of Dunsford, Devonthire, miller, dealer and chat man, at tour, at the Gbh.: Tavern, Exeter. Dec. at. Thomas Harris and John Price, of write:, merchants and partners at ten. at Guildhall, I.ondon. Dec. as. Gone Elliott and George Pickard, of Wood-ltre-A, Ch-aptide, London, velvet ribbon anirftintineig noun:ll4lw era, and cupat Hitt!, at one, at Guildhall. Dee. 21. Thomas Hobbs. late of Oat ki.•g, l Ins,ilealer and char man. at twelve, at Galhthall, Dec. at. Themas WeiOnian, of Newzate az:et, Lotadon„.ner cer, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. at. William Puler, of Holborn, Mine:, tavern-keeper, at ten,at Guilt:hall, London. Dec. 2r . Clement Taylor. of Maiditone, Kent, paper 01.1t1141C. tnrer, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Dec. t. Peter Caren, of U. iplit helinilone , Suttee, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 216 SamuelPude, late of Drury•lane, Mie hefez, vitftualkr. at ten, atGuildhall. Ucc. u. William Brunt4%now nr late of SwAnE•a, fllatnorgin 'lite, at eke, n, a: the RumnterTavern, .111 Saint's-I:we Brute!. Dec. 21. George Seddon, of Aldcrfgata•ltreet, London, c,binct maker, drake and chapnian, at ton, at Gt 111.11: 11. Dee. at. John David Albert de Mierre and James Crolbie, of Broad drect ('hamper►, in the City of London, n;crchants, at ten, a t Guildhall. Dec. Richard Ireland Gifford, late of Ballo!, &i nner , at eleven, at the iturnmerTavern, All Saint's-blue Brotol. Drc 23. Simonds Woodcock IMyce, of Graat I'arti.actl4, Nor folk, merchant, at ten, attire Cranes Tavcrr, Grrat Yarmouth. Dec. 23. Jekr Dt broil, of Leeds,lfurkihire, Itte/ cinnt. at eleven„ at the Three Leos Leed • Dec. 24. Henry Tripp of thiftot. taylnr and Raymaker, at sL wen, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saines•lane, Dec. 24. Obadiah Bennet, of Ball-yard, Cary !treat, Middlefea tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 24. Robert Maswed, of George firm:, Nlbiories, rdp•bro. ices . , at twelve. at Guildhall Dec. 24. John Michael Shenftone, of Porde; Hants, Warman, at one, at the Union Tavern, Portfca. Dec. la. Law Kemp, rd Mile-End. St. Dunflan, Stepney, Mid dlelex, vintner. dealer and Chapman, at clevsti, at Guilfllici Dec. 24. John Warn's, of Sandyy.lltret, Bifooplaate Without, London, weaver, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 26. James 'numb:lir, of Launerfloup, Corovrall, limn draper, at rho. 41„at the :14-4a.lan, Deanfgate, Manch, lice. ' Dee. 26. !Motu I I.)) fun, nom ur late of Suyland, Parifh of Han lax. Yorkilli , ems icrtant at' ten, at the Old e Hallfar. Dec. a. George r.sliel by, late of St:fhonals's-flreet, Southwark, Surrey, vianall , r a twelve. of Dec.2B John Hoye:, of Hurtfmuutb, mercer, at one, at Guild hall London , Dec, 2 . g: Iran l!adli Reddell, of Weft Brorawieh.Staffor.'fhire, I iranfounder, skater and ehapmair, at twelve, at the Shahs farar Tavern, lirmioghant • I Eke lo Btaddon, of Polrerro. Cornwall, thopkaeper„ at the White lion Inn, Broad lir:et, Brittul. Dca. 3r. AltaancLr Pain, of Stow on the IN old, GlAL:zfterlMre, at eleven, at tht Unicorn It:a, in Morton In Mardi Dec.3o. Robert Graham and Mill= Graham, both of Ma. kirg Place, Yor4 shire, and 'puma Grabsna,uf mho's ! . London. C et3(4l•lll.l3l.lfaaurers. at ten, at the '3l4lCock, Dec. 30. Thomas Jones, late et Dowlais, Olaior;!mlifirc, grocer aLd lit:anent:et . , at eleven, at the Bull •i"avon; Dec. r . Thuotaa, Wood, of Munchetter, and William larkfona of Rafingwold, Ifurklbirc, cutton•;pitineri. dealers. chap.nen, ..-3 .33 •133.03 Moho, r..4.1.3,..3aa5,r Aswan Lau, itt r4s. On Tuetday, ai by horde i : 1it0re,41(1.4 1 the Hon. John .Scot:, of a lam Same day, the wife of Mr. Nowter, Ocr,aafkart (..t . c Square, of twins MARRIED. At Cerk, v., the 24th ult. Robot Hct.ryireenti. f.:i• Maje:ly's Ruy.d :••at( Corps, to Mifs tia•aitl orr.e,, daughtLr of J. P. Cutrat, Fig barritta , at Law. Tuelly. at St. Mat y4a-ba: Watiam Davie - , PI ft! Penylan Part, to Mils Seymour, cid& clateght‘r of I.OM Iblbett- Seymour. 1 lIIFD. Lately, at hip houfe in Hiiii.Rreet Terrace, fat.,ry la-Ronne. David GarnLt, late af New liafiNball Rreet. At eigittnouth, 14 a decline, Mifa Catharine Parr, wsageft: daughter of the Rev. Dr. Parr. At St. James's Chapel, Hampitead Road, in the 7f.th year e her age, Mrs. Weft, relict of the late Captain Julio Writ. of Bath. Tueralay night, at Barb, the Rev. the Dui of Ch,ttcr, Mott of Sir Robert Cotton. On Thus(Jay Wt. at Portman plAce, Mr. Edvra-1 Gray S unders. On the tsth Odlobtr, at Barbadoes, of the yellow fent% A c t: in ilia& ~f f:ve days, William C. \Patera• Lig. of the .''n•,'. f iery'. Department in that Wand, formerly of the May °M et; London. Lately, Mrs Bethel, wife of the Rev. Mr. Bethel. reelor of St. Peter's, Wallionford. lifter in law of the lite Sir W. alackftws, At Dublin, on 'he ift init. Captain Thomas Cunninshane olf the 4 nth r. r .rnetat °flout, fon of the la= Wm. Cunning .cute, of Lainlhaw• Or, 1 huriTtly eveoirg. at his houfe In Stratton-firect, rice r, 11 the 8 sth year of his age, Richard Bull, Eng. of North-tocr, t , e I fie of Wight. HIGH VTATER. AT LONDON littllX:F. TO-MORROW . Illortang . - o raintr.st Lilo'!" 12. A firt:10011 - - 14 ulinuta attcr ANEW bnilt Houle, lit fora (Mail Center; F.. milt, to be Let, and ern cred on :It Chriltonas —...:;rgaire a Mi2.(iietnn'4 Coltwr and Paper.t-m , zing Mannfietory, the seps end oF St. Martin's. Lane. h. B. The Houle is unincurabsted with try Buildings 'JAW b. FOR A&adUN I &Tin F. MAN(' FitETURF.R . S, i;.XE‘tvr FROM TH P. AU C.IDUT Y, tts.:R.WLABLL 1 0 ..his:T CF PARLIAMENT. - Cu Thu::V.ay, December to, at Fear o Clnck, in the Aftcroo , 44 and on rrhlav, riec: to, at Twtlc.: lu the Feremon A/TERAC, SON, and CO. trill pot op to roblic kvi Sale at their Ware.oures. No. rit, gyeett-ftrect, tic fut. !own , : Anortmeut GE Mt rt isti OCOLS. 23c: Pieces Balaforcs, Shawb, Sono PlPin and Fancy Camtriet. 12:4 laconets. Tambours, fce. 6ro Look Muffins. ssco What and Printed Calicos and Shawls. 4000 Madras, 3 , )4 Malabar blindkrreldets. .18.11lietS, &c. 7 , 0 -•••--• Dimities, &c. isco qopertStie 'Woollen Cloths : kerceyrntTes, tee. fro Druggets, 'Beds, Serge, Nanitels, &c. Allu, rev.n 8e on Vizonia Wool. • To 1 e viewed as aho :e, Nviiere Catainu.Ts may be had, and at New 1.r4 41.41 'rum'. s cfee Hutire%. M L. Mr RAC, jun. &ober. PREGNANT LADIES. Wlsofe fituntioti requires a temporary r(111111207t. I,vA . esoN, Surgeon, and -Man Midwife, Iv& oilers to accommrdate Ladies in an airy and retired fs:ua. tion, with Apatnent , .. to I , N-In, on t, rats luitLd to their circum glances and tituattn In' life their-infants put out to nude, acct humanely taken care of ; and ia Htomality induces hini to Wee his aiPitance to all7iate the:horrors of enrcealcd Pregnancy, he natters himfolf Ladits wtM find on application to him the gicateit attention, and prof:Ai:id ilcreey. _ _ Letters ( port paid) to Mr. Watfou, Surgeon and ManaMidwifo or to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife, No. x 9. Charlotte-Reset, Sumer, lids of B!ackfrlar's-bridg,, will meet the molt pointed at Where may be had, The PILL BENfiDh."VA, at. al. ts. pot boa, a certain add effettual Remedy to remove all Olair-di.a and irregularities, and as excellent 11 , 1ediciae atm. bad Lyings in . _._.— VREEMAN's BATHING SPIRITS is _ mswmd v 1 from experience, to he the mutt tired ual remedy its the cure of Swellings, Bruifes, Strains, Sprains, FraCiures, SA'ounds, Tooth and Fir Ache, Deafnefs Chilblains, and delicate Nerves ; the vas rious cures performed by it would 611 a volume. Thi. Mr. Wray, begs to catalogs the Public againft an imitation fad as his, and to inform them, tbat be has is:moved the fele Irons :h. kite Dr. Turlington's lialfain of Life Warclioufc, No La, to Mr. Butler's Medicine Warehoufe, Nu. 4, Cheapilde, curlier ~f" Paternoltee row, where Merchants, Captains, ai,d the Futilie oily have thefullowir.. genuine Mcdlcines Dr. Turlington's orsein ...I and only genuine Elkin of Life, a cer tain Cure iu Colds, Cou i zhs, Confoloptiuos, &e. in 6(4- [les at is mil and 3s & each. Dickman 's Pills, a Core for the Gravel and Stnne, S;oppagr Complahns in the Kidney, and Bladder, in boxes at as. 6d. each . Dr. Griffin's flinatire fur Coughs, Colds, and Aithmas, iii bur 11•24 at as tfi each Keyfer's Pills, for a certain Dire:der, partnnired I y the Lte Rftyal Academy it St itl4ol, at Pais, as the ouiy effectual dy ; iu b AC/ at 65 3d each. Dr. Handitoo's I ctath Ache Tinetre; in bottles at 2tEd ca c% Wny's '1 TUC Dasify's Elixir, fur Doted Co:Ili:Unto, in Le.ths at 31.9e1. each. l'reemau's Path Sririss, in bottles at lei. each. . The Pui• 1 are particulaes can:Joao! to obkrve. that ~rl tse abcve ?vcazices mutt have the name Butlis, No. .4, eiv.v. cd on a Mach ttainp, and which is affixed rauud a . ch 13...tt1e or Box, GE t :ry coir.oi b.: genuine. One prim Wry To Tilt Luit, Ely. Nu. 9, New 1.1)1:.40t* QIR —I conAtier it but an :Let of jniti,:e t'ue to the meets of your I.EAKE's PATEN r PILLS, to eununuoi rate to you the following Cure, Mork has recently been porforintat by them :—An teciaaimance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Vegrea: Complaint (attec.iled by a Complication of Dif unirrt arifing therefrom), was reducul ahnofi to a Greletru, anti though he had the her. otudiealadvice which could be obta;moi, 4111 tried 56 variety of prttat meditinca,nwhingtould ht: preened which le mad to foie Ida cares or deo Lim any Crevice; he remain 4 in a moil reduced and fituation for two ye,et, midge to follow his 1)(4cl:on. ar.4 feareely able to walk or even to drirt tea his Lgs ; fa fay? . no one who knew hint ever fuypolid it /r. dime fur him to rrc..ver. Ile was advifed at ha to try your Leme Pitts—be did to, aridly acihreing to the (beret on! & tool wiqe that:—be had not taken more than two hoses, bef..re be flew!! vie altetateon for the better: this encouraged hitt to proceed, and by taking a few hoses more be found hit appttite and ftreogtlci,e-dat ally return, art is now VP healthy and as flout a: any I Imovr. You 'are le-drogue, Sir, to refer any per on en ow tut $ toofirinatiou-of tb: above aetwent alit Stock, he doubted. I arn Sir yow obedient humale fervent. . - Library, Fink QOM'. jUi7 1 •,111.25. HO. i'ULIWY- Prepared and 1.4 d by the role PropriLt . TIROL TAN.OII, Member o r the - Res:a (:a::., Sur,lcom, I .A.V7 dna, at 121:‘ haufc. No. 9, Neiv lsrldre itrc.t ; Where.atter a conduit reeds:nee of mw. than 4. years, it• practice particulaly •liretled to the mac of Veuereal au d tbufc 1 ue i,t e „,,,:,1 to the parts of geri4J4t,..ii in both IC*4.:. w t that. inviolable oe.acer widen men of his proftiaon Mould • °Nerve , be Rath rs him fel( the advice and alitiaoce itr gratuitnt Winkle' era to I..:rf,ns 'ding this ihofieioc. will be rite, a life_ g r.d.ac i as an advantage tehlom to be aigilf-ewl, void of arol AIM fold, uy Os appointment, for the conv.,^lenenol theer L. - log at a Mila,ec at me Ycriumer's `•: 3t,-at At , an's-t , rem. Val; Mail; the Toyikop, Oviord-ftreet ; Mr. thtberroush. 7.. ric itreet•bill; Mr. aster's. S:mth bild e e , Edinburghq Mr. Nev.. aid's. Gisiprore ; Mr. Cantrell's, Lublin; Nit.. Whine's. I ive: os , ' • Mr. sktitinion's, Manchmter .; and by ore *Won in every cie-h eishabletaven ie Grvit brimin and Irebrd, Iu boas •, each. (mkd up wit li full and plain divei..u., whet eftv pelf • either fez may care thet.feites with rife. 14• r cy. N. W livery box fehlau Great Britain is froi•-.' Ur. • :01 a I • on which. by tavour of the tonnrt Loner... i printed ;t . .•, ,Oeico.-.;r. Tay:or, No. 9, Neel lit idge t-,:o %/".: dotty and all otht n ars counted& LONPUN F 1 bated sat publArci by K NT :# tremor rixe.,Lsenbsiiii._at_the •jrr;o l / 4 .5.7 F:; ,I v 4WD.