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der. He deferibed Ma& as Captain Pont. of the Royal Navysl then Raying at the Hummunts, in Covent-Garden. On the Saturday he did not *turn He came, however on the Mon day ft. lowing ; but as Mr. Henlhaw was not himfelf then at home, declined taking the time-keeper. Next dayotalech was Tuefday, the sd of Odoher, he returned, found Mr. Henfltaw his 'hop, received and approved the tine-keeper, and gave Payment for it in two bills of exchange; one for 421. the other for the remainder of the turn due. The former of theft bills, the fubjed of this indidment, was produced by the witnefs, and was exprefild in theft words:—. Si a—Twenty-one days atter date, pay to my order, the turn '421. Reeling, value received. Jeues FOOT, Captain in the Royal Navy. To Mr. Sykes, Nary-agent, Arundel-ftreet, in the Strand. r. Sykes's acceptance followed. Mr. Henlhaw took the bills in payment for his time-keeper without fufpicion ; and thepri fiver left his ibnp. B: tas the pretended - acceptanee of Mr. Sykes was in a hand-writing fo faint as to be fearcely legible, the witnefs immediately fent his fervent to the houfe of Mr, Sykes, to learn whether the bill had been actually accepted.— The fervent was informed of its forgery. Mr. Henfhaw became fenfibk on his return that he had been nefarioully fwindled in the tranfadion. He made application at the polite-office, in Bow-ftreet, and a hand-bill was iffued, and other fuitable means were employed, to procure the prifmer to be taken and brought to jultice. The prifoner bad not been two days mefter of the time-keeper, when he went to difpole of It to a pawn broker in Ileury-lane. He had, on the Monday evening, left two telefeopes in pawn at the fame place. He offered the time keeper for fele on the Wednefday. To prove that he had himfelf obtained it honeftly, and that its value was 65 guineas, be produced Mr. Henihaw's receipt for the price. The pawn broker, to juege whether it were of the value pretended, wifhed it to be opened. and requefted the prifoner to leave it with him for the - purpore. The prifonse chofe rather to take it away, and thing it back open. Before his return, a hand-hill, iffued from the Office in Bow-Rre t, was commuaieated to the pawn broker, and made him aware of the nature of the tmnfadlon by which the time-keeper came into the panacea poffeffion.—. Within a few hours he again appeared, and prefented the time keeper open. While he Rood in the Chop, Mr. Bradiltaw fent a meffenger to Bow-Stet. The prifoner, as they talked, bear ing a noife at the door, alked—" what occafioned that noife r The pawnbroker anfwered, that it arofe from the means em. , Flirted to commit the prifoner to the cuftody of the officers of the pollee. Finlay intreated him not to fend to Bow-firect, but to Mr. Henflutw, who, he doubted not, would he content to take back his watch, and let him go. Mr. Bradthaw had al ready fent to the °flee in Bow-amt. Finlay was, of (cork taken into cuftody, and by the Magill:etc committed to prifon for this triaL The forgeries of the acceptance of Sykes, and of the signature of Foote. were clearly evinced by the evidence. The prifoner behaved with remarkable fortitude and cafe.— tie offered no defence, but that be had no recolledion of the tranfadions. and mid have been under an alienation of mind when they were committed. The witneffes being again quer. tinned by the Judge, declared that he bad rather exhibited in his interviews with them remarkable coolnefs, Ihrewdnefs and fell poffdfion•—The Chevalier Rufpini, the only witnefs who ap his behalf, Paid that he knew him five or fix year, reret,d In as a very honeft and agreeable man. The jury readily Rave in their verdict, finding the Pacing' Guilty of the forgeries. On the other inadments for fimilar sas of fraud and fore gery, tt was judged unneceffary, after this capital convidioa, to try the prifoner. Many other &aches:pert and pawnbrokers were &attendance to give evidence againit him, and many arti cles which be bad fraudulently obtained from the & Timelier* and deposited with the pawnbrokers, were likewife produced. 'There were fourteen other indictments for various ofitnees sad a great number of rawnbrokers attended to recei ve the opie.ion of the Court, whether they fhouid give op the articles nto the rcfpcdtive tradefmai from whom they had been ed ulendy obtained ? Mr. Knapp addreffed the Common the p st of the perform to whom the things originally belonged ; when Mr. Jufliee Geese, who tried the eaufe, ordered the irticlgeto hernonsed to the nadefinen they belonged to, ob (erring, the pawnbrokers might chunk whether to bring their uV.or not. prifoner , during the whole• of the trial, and for tome minutes diet he remained at the bar, after the jury had given their verdid, preferved the molt competed and indifferent fort of demeanour, cooverfing with the great& apparent sok even after be beard his fate pronounced. Eight were convicted of felony, viz. • Bridget Bake. for (tailing a cotton ®awl, the property of P. Bulger; W. Jones, for !Waling two thins and ether articles, the property of R. Lamb; lfabella Collier, for fintlinf Holley, fat of printed cotton, the property of J. Taylor ;T. for Reeling nine Ilk handkerchiefs the property of H. Maks ; Margaret Stev,ns, for Reeling fix table cloths and other arti cles. the property of J. Cole; J. Mouat, for &aline sl. the property of R Abbey; Charles Golding, for Reeling a cotton [bed gown, the property of Elie. White; and Mary Connor, for .Ung.a pie of fpeaseles, the pr petty of W. Lloyd. And four were acquitted, among whom Ruth Mary Ann Turner was indided for Reeling certain bees, muffins, and other articles of v t caring apparel, See. the yof Sarah Often, in Mill Green's dwelling - horde , at Teraerthouk, im the night between the 9th and math of Nevem- her Taft. Mifs Green ref •ted on oath the principal incidents of the al leged robbery. On the evening of Tudday. Nov. st, the went do bed, after fitutdog the doors and windows of the bode.— Waco the aroCc, about the hour of eight next morning, the *times at one of the windows, in one of her principal rooms, bad been torn out from their place; the ears done of the lathes was broken, and the articles named in the indictment were not to be found where the had depofited them, nor at all within the hook. The panties., her m .id-fervant, was with her, but A neither Sewed confeioutnefs of guilt, nor met from Mitt Green, on the occa fi on, any treatment indicating fufpicion.— On th e Saturday following, Nov. z 3, Mifs Green, haying made no difeovery refpeding the theft and the difrital of the proper ty. procured Edward Rogers, a pollee officer, to examine the !tate of the windov, by width the things leaned to have been enameled rway. Rogers now &Pored, that the ropes on whirl • Abe ',eights of the fakes were hung. had been awkwardly cut; and that the hole in the slats was fo mall, that no hand or knife could have been put in to cut them from without. The haute be Add was lofty, and the window being on the floor, up one pair of Rain, fo high that the girl could team have gone out from it 'sitk berplunder. He, however, tufpeded the • for the author of the robbery, and informed her ftrefs that it would be proper for him to take her into ettftody. Hefearchod bee perks delicately and Sightly, but found about her none et the property that was loft. He left her in confinement at a public bonfe.near till further enquiries Itould be made. On the Monday,. he returned, and in the pretence of* woman and Smother man, made a new leach, to whie thc pritnner reluc tantly fubmitted. He now found in one of her pockets, betide I tome letters, which the might be unwilling to thew, two pieces of making between four and five yards, which Mifs Green afterwards claimed as her property. Notwithftanding the ac knowledged difficulty of identifying a piece of Lee that has not peculiar marks, Mifs Green now again, on her oath, affirmed thofe piece. of lace to be a part of the a mides which the loft on the night between the ,th and zoth of November. A bundle containing the other articles, was, on the Saturday, found by Daniel White, at a mile's 41.3tance from Mifs Green's haute. The prifoner, in her defence, duel red the knew nothing of the matter, but what Ike had heard her miftrefs, and the other "'limas now relate. John Sumner Scdley, Efq. a gentleman evidently advanced in years, brother-in-law to Mira Green, being called by Mr. Hart, Coned for the prifoner, Paid that be had been acquaint ed with her Gnu the tyth of February, that the had poffered and never betrayed the confidante of Mifi Green and himfelf ; that be believed her to be as bench as any young woman liv ing ; that he was now willing to take her into his fender., if the amid be difmiffed in freedom from the bar. Mrs. Blackatter, and (event other reputable pathos, in whole fervice the had Rived, fpoke in favour of her charade:, with equal warmth.— Mifs Green, with great real, again akendal the fie. ion for the witneffes, and affirmed, that her brother (poke thus favourably of the prifoner, becaufe he was in particular correfpoadence with her. -7 fhe fury fond her Not Guilty, on the ground that at the dirit tench by Rogers none of the property loft had been 'found on her Krim. She is a young and uncommonly bandfome girl. Whether it were by the zeal of the profteutor, or the beauty of the prifixicr. the Court and die fpetft.iton appeared Se* essiolbgly 444044 by votary ciretuultanee of tbs WA. MARRIED. On Thnrfday laft, Lord ffouthamptob, to Mill Seymour, daughter of Lord Robert &moue% At Montpellier, near the Blaekroeh• Dublin, Beresford Caftan, Efq. to Mifs Townfead, daughter of the Right Hon. John Towofendi one of his Majefty's controilliouers of scvcnge• DIED. On Monday laft, at Bath,in the 66th year of his age,Thomas Willi my of Templo-houfe, licrki, Efq. and Member for Great Marlow. On the sift ult. Mrs. Keir, wife of James Keir, Efq. of• Hill Top Houfe, Wtit Bromwich, 'Aaffortithire. HIGH WATII Xl' LONPON.BRIDUE TO-MORROW Morning Afternoon GRAND JUNCTION NEW SUBSCRIPTION SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT, NOMINATIONS of Twenty-five Pounds each, entitling the Nominee to Subferibe for Shares, Half Shares, and Q2arters of Shares in the New Subfcription for completing and improving the Grand Junction Canal. The Subfaiption being by Initaiments of 51. each, commencing the 16th initant, offers a Plan highly favourable for Subfcnbtrs becoming Pro• prietors of this ertenfively ufeful Undertaking, on eafy Terms, with the faireft profped of proving extenfively advantageou'. Apply to Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hal, who Is ufuallY at Home after Twelve. MANSION HOUSE, IN MONTGOMERYSHIRE. TO BE LET—And entered upon at Lady Day next. TREFNANNEY HALL, an excellent modern built HOUSE, in complete repair, with walled Gardens, well Rocked with Fruit Trees in full bearing, Stables, Coach houfe and Offices, fuitable to a large Family; fituate in the plea rant and fruitful Vale of Myfod, together with a convenient Farm within a Ring Fence ' confitting of t6o Acres.of rich Mea dow, and Pafture, and found Arable Land. The Houle confifts on the Ground Floor of a Portico and an Entrance Hall, a Dining-room 14 feet by 18,a Drawing-room as feet by 18,both Is feet high, with a Green-houfe which opens to the latter, a Gentleman's Dreffing-room, excellent Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Houfekeeper's-room, SUM its Hall, &c. good Wine Vault and Cellars. On the Second Floor, armall fitting Room, four Bed rooms,wi h Dreifing-rooms, and two more belt Bed-rooms, and fix Servant gßoomt.— . l'he Outbuildings confi ft of a Brewhoufe, Dairy, and Chafe-room, Maltboufe, double Coach-boort, Har nefs and Saddle-room detached with a firc-ol ce, excellent five (tall and two Rail Stables, large Waggon Stable and Waggon houfe, Ox or Feeding-boort, with plenty of Cattle Ties, Shed, Barns, and every convenience for the occupation of the Farm. Trefnanney lies in a fire Sporting Country, and there are good Kennels, both for Hounds and Pointers. It Is dittant five miles from Wellh Pool and Llaufyllin, ten front Ofweitry, and twenty from Shrt wibury. Mr. Lewis, of Trefnanney-Hall, will thew the Pram* , ; and for Particulars app y to Meifta. Pemberton snd Cospland, Attornies, Shrewiltury. ESTATES NEA LICHFIELD. TO b.! SOLD by AUCTION—By WILLIAM HARRIS, At t! - e George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Wednefday the 29th day of Decomber, tilers, at Four *Tina in the After noon. in Lots, and fubjed to Cind.i. ions to be then produced, SEVERAL valuable Freelleid, Leafehnld, and Copyhold ESTATES, in high Cultivation, in the County of Stafford, and County of the City of Lichfield, compriling a modern-built Houfe, fit for the imntodiate refidence of a Gen tleman's Family, fituate at Maple Hays, on a pleating eminence, and commanding an tztenfivc View of a very rich Country, a Lawn in front of about zusakeres, Orirted on the South and Eaft with a beautiful river•like &sect of Water, well ftockedowith PM, a large Garden walled and planted with he choiceft Fruit Trees, now in full bearing; Plasfere Grounds, Barns, Stables, Coach-boufe, and other Offices attached and detached, with Cetera' Pieces of Amble, Meadow, and Paiture Land, and con taining in the Whole about 94 Acres. The Houfeconfitts of a Hall, Dining-Parlour 25 Feet 9 Inches by 111 Feet 3 Inches, Drawing-room, Breakfaft Parlmr, excel lent Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Six.. on the Ground Floor, five Chambers on the fecond Floor, and 6 Attics. _ _ Alfo, a compatft Menhage, with Barns, Stables, and other Out-buildinga, and about t z Acres of Arable, Meadow, and afture Laud, and two ftnall Tenements for Labourers, fituate s• Hill Top. The above Eitatee are contiguous, within a ring Fence, and fituate in the Paid County of Stafford, except about three Acres, part of a Meadow, which lie in the County of the City of Lichfield. Alfo feveral Pieces of Meadow and Pafturs Land, lying within the County of the City of Lichfield aforcfaid, contain ing in the whole about 43 Acrea. A perfon at Maple Hays will thew the Premifes, and printed Particulars may be bad faun the aoth to the 13th of December, at the Gray's Inn Coffee-boufe, Lo ?don ; at Aris's Gazette Of Birmingham; Mr. Morgan, Stafford; the principal Inns in the nol,,hbouring Towes,and of Mr Gill,Attomey in Lichfield. WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED. May a 7, tBo2. SIR —It is but juftice to your merit, that I fhould acknowledge, in this Public Manner, the Good Effect I es perienced from taking your valuable Medicines, the Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial. I was aided for several years with a Violent Scorbutic Dif order ; as, alto, with Deafnefs in an alarming degree could find no benefit for theft Complaints, ahhough I applied to (cu rd of the molt eminent of the Faculty, but was perfectly cured by taking the above Medicines. 1 am, Sir, your ever Grateful and Humble Servant, JOSEPH ARTRY, Farmer and Mahler, Heybridge, near Malden, Effez. Te Dr. Broduae, Albion-ttreet, Bbckfriars. ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH HOT WELLS, SEA BATHERS, &c. ka Dr. Boos vu begs leave to recommendithe Botanical Syrup (the virtues of which are acknowledged by perfons of the brit Afton and diftindtion) to Bathers immediately after quitting the Bath, and me hour before, and in particular to &ore who are fubjedt to eruptions ariling from vitiated humours, fcurvy, &c. the quantity taken each time two table fpoonfuls. To nervous and debilitated conftitutions in gnersl, owing to an irregular courfe of life, as hard drinking, exceilive grief, and thofe debilitiesbrought on by not knowing the dangerous ten dency of a certain habit oentradted at. an early age, the Dolor recommends the "buyout Coanutt., two tea-fpoom of which to be taken one hour before bathing, and one after. Ten mi nutes walk after is neceffary. • The Nervous Cordial hasbeen pprticularly efficacious in Amer rlc 1, where even a thoufand perfons have been Caved during the late prevalence of the yellow fever.—The Dodtor particularly recommends the above Medicine to perfons going out to the Ealt 1 or Weft Indies, where the change of air and climate require the `aid of medicine to prevent the dangerous confequence which ; mutt refult in various couftinstions. The medicines may be had at all hours, with proper direc tions wholefale and retail; and whoever withcs to confult the Dodor, may do it every Monday, Tuefday, Wedneklay, and Thurfday, from eleven to three o'clock, at. his houfe as above. —Pleafe to ibake the bottle. N. B. Perim), who apply for thefe medicines, will pleafe to take notice, that It will be in vain to expcft any relief from this remedy without punduality ; for taking a bottle or twopro perky, then leaving off for fume days and beginning again, will be of no kind of fervice. It muff be taken regular; and in fume oaks it bath required the quantity neceffary for a perft.dt cure, to be taken before the patient has perceived that he had ob tained any relief; therefore perfons in the country, who with to go through a regular courfe of it, Ihould take care to have a proper fnpply of Dr. Ilrodum's medicines The Botanical Syrup and Reiterative Nervous Cordial,to be had at the Doctor's houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from the Levercan Mufeum, Surrey fide of Blackfriars-bridge, in bottles act!. 2s. s. 6d. and 6s. od. (duty Included) at Withers' (Inc Cotters) Medicine Warehoufe, 592, Strand ; W. Bulgin g Printer and gookfeller, at his Medicinal Warchoufe, No. 3, Wine-ftreet; who has received a large and froth fupply; Them's fon and Mills ' Cattle - Street; Browne, Telzey ; C. Routh - Bridge-ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard, Briltol ; Mcyler and Crut- Well, Bath; Media. Goadby, Sherborne ; Mr. Raikes. Gion eefter ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter : Mr. Trowman, nem Swinney, Birmingham ; Spillbury and Co. Mary-ftreet, Dub lin • andby ail Printers, Book/Alen, and Venders of Medicine* In the Tbree Kingdoms. bANCINC. WANTED a Perron, who mull be a itoreigniN highly qualified, as an Aftiftant to a Dancing Academy" in the County of Cork : he molt be particularly well acquain ted with all the modern Dances, French, Scotch, &c. Salary 6ol.llifla per ann. Atteftca Vouchers of his qualifications and abilities will be expedecl, and to agree in a hood of ionol. nut to teach on his own account Within so miles of the place. Addrefs a line (port-paid) J. 0. care of Mr. W. Tayier, Printers' Agent, No. 5, Warwick-fquare, London, who will forward the fame to the Advertizer in Irdaud. BR I GHTON —FURNISH ED LODGINGS. I'o BE LET, Genteelly Furnilhed, a HOUSE with Eight Bed-rooms, Eight caceeding good Beds. large Parlour, and a ditto Drawing-room, Servant's-hall, Landry, extenfive Czllars, Kitchens, and other Offices, v“th a beautiful large inclofed Pleafure Ground at the back of the Houfe, well Rocked with Shrubs and Fruit Trees. The above is molt de firably fituared for a Winter Refidence, about 200 yards from the Sea. The above will be let on very reafonable Terms. For further particulars, enquire of Mr. Bcndor, No. 119, Bintopfgate Without. NEW MEDICINE AC T. At the only. Warehoufc for .Dr. James's Powder, Na Or St Paul's Church-yard. Lout!on, 'HE following MEDICINES are Ibld, at the prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; a II as it is enadted, that from the iR of SepteMber, Mrs, the Stamps fhould be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Fores;;A as fur Home Confumption, and as a Confiderable Addi• tion is made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or there in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in fu ture as. gd. per Packet, or il. Ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the Qmantity of a Dozen Packcs in a Bottle (as n:ade up for the Army and Navy) may be had for tl. 4.. And as by Favour of the Commiffioners of the Stamp Office, Plates arc prepared for Mr. Newhery's frp irate life, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be careful to obterve that the Words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, SL Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is prefumed that this will he a fufß dent Security againft. Counterfeit his Signature on tne Lab.ls on Dr. James'sPowder will be dircontioued from henceforward. S amps will hse allowed gratis, as ufual, to thofe who pur chare Half a Dozen or more at a tine, of the lower priced Artie es. a. d. d. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozaves of Blois i al -..-- a Bottle .24 0 Freakc's Ti-d. of Bark 4 0 --• Analeptic. Pins 4 6 Husham's ditto 2 9 large Boa • 24 o Englilh Coffee 2 9 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc s 6 Genuine Ar -ue`mfade 8 6 ---.- Convulfion Oil t, 6 Ormfk rk Medicine 8 6 --•-- Camomile Drops a 9 Inglis's Soots Pills z o —.--• Paregoric Lo- Effence of Peppermint a a i zenges - Iz4 Grant's Drops - aat Derry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. I-I-•oper's Pills a i 4 Dr: Au lilies Cb,lybeate Glafs's Magnena 3 6 Ditto - 4 0 Henry's duto . 1 6 D. Iby's Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops 5 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spilibury's ditto S' 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solan3er's Tea 2 9 , Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Grenot gh's Tinifture al4 1 Jonts's Rheum . tic Tine- Do.Toiu Lozenges z 14 ture - 3 6 N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affisel to the Brit twen , y Articles above enumerated; and a many perfo:-s, particularly fervants and meffengers, ml take . his houfe, he is uns:er the ncoeifity of pointing out, that it is at the Eaft Fad of Ss. Paul's, neared to ( heapfide, and that it has a large white itucened front, on which fuck words are infcribed : " Tar ONLY WARMOUSE TOR DR. JAMES'S PoITDRR." SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW.HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. • FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, BY THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES, through Chippenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon ; arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-ftreet, Briitol, next Morning—l:t -ilde tl. is.—Gut t as. —Parcels 6d. carriage.-&-Paffengers for warded from Bath to Bridgwater,, Taunton, &c. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Li:chfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crofs-ftreet, LiverpoeL Guard ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Setsout every afternoon, and teaches Birmingham next' day at noon. Paffes by Oxford, Shipftone, and Eutton, to the Saracen's- Head, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fete Out every morning at eight o'cloci:--carries four insides only, and goes remarkably eafy..-pates through Stamford, Newark, Ret ford, Doncafter, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Notwithilanding the uncommon eapedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the molt agreeable and poro plete public conveyance on the North Road, being ufiequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other. ' Kendal, Lancafter, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, Poulton, Chorky, Ormileirk, and Garftang Poi/ Coaches, every after ' boon, at five o'clock—Guarded. Louth, Spllfby, Horncaftle, Sefton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fets off Monday, Wednefday, and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only . coach from Spiny with a Guard. York, NewcafUe, and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the I.ord Didion, performed with a Guard throughout, fets out every morning at ( even o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad 'after, Darlington, NorthaUerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Ber wick. •Paffengers finding themfelves fatigued from the length of the journey may reft what time they pleafe, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other 1, lees. Carlifie and Penrith Poft-Coach, goes with four Hot*s and a Guard all the way—pages through Brough, Appleby, Greta-bridge,. Richmond, Catterlek, Boroughbeidge. Wether by. Aberford, Doncalter, and Grantham, (the neareft way by 18 miles)--fets out every Morning and performs the journey with the greateft facility. Paffcngcrs detained on the road by bufinefs or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fe cured in the next Coach, (with' only fix Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor cheller, and SaUfbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half pall Three, with a Guard: through Honiton, Axminfter, Bridport, Blandford, Bafingftoke, and Bagfhot.—Carrie• four Infidel, at only 21.2.. each. Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chefhunt Coach, every Morning. Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.--Guarded. Oxford, Benton, and Henley New Poft-Coach, with a Guard every Afternoon, at 'hive o'Cloek. Manchefter, Wilmflow,Congleton, Niweaftle, Walfall, and Wolverhampton Poft Coach,every afternoon. Guarded. Shrewfbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poft Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unicorn Inn,Shrewfbury. Guarded. Southampton, Wincheiter, Atiesford, Alton Coach, every morning. Hull, Northcave,Howden, Thorn and Dorcafter Poll. Coach, every morning, at (even o'clock to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton-Gate, Hull. Woodford, Wanftead, and Laytonftone Coach, at S o'Clock every Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Morning ' Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half pat Ten, half pit Two, half pail Four, and half pail Seven o'Clock. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, &c. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggons.-I'o Dirs. Beetles, rungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk every Monday. Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, every Tuefday. Southampton, Wincheftcr,Rumfey, Lyndhurft,Lymingtoa, Chriftchurch, Ringwood, FortUngbridge,Winaborn, and Pao': —Waggons Daily. Woreefter,Peratore, and Wycombe, every Saturday. Cirenceiter, Abingdon, and Henley, three times a week. Sunbury, Hampton, a nd Twickenham, twice a week. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. refrain lly acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be acemintable for any Parcel or Luggage,&c. of more than Five Pounds value, if loft or Lea paged, unlefs specified et the time of delivery, still paid for ac. after. at Os luatill'i-kipidiss e Loads% - - --- 7.7 7 .7"" -. 7 1- 77• 11 111111 1 .. ite trifri ISt A sad 'C'ERTAIII L A iNTS. A. . S Joie reoptietnir of flArait S celebrated a g e d and Remetliti, Mr Di; rout inform, t h • public, that he may .ifiufual be cupful ed dally f rom to 3, e his ho fe No. S, .reet,Sflo, C fts of,Strlsltu r es: o , , z ftrutctions, Glects, &c. &c as well as Debility, and tver y o der ‘vliere fecrecy is fo eretitial are q fite, that Mr. D. hz „, provided a fp cintis Hour , that every 11 tie t m y b e i ntro : duce(' in a feparate partment Mr. D has for ny confinet hinifelf to that department of Si:Trry, and froa„:: tenfive practice, and the molt flattering fuc efs, he is ruzi,; e 4 to offer a method of cure mild, effic cious, requ i r i ng no con; finemtnt or raft aint In diet, antl - preventing the poilib.p ty of relapfe. Perrone in the country itating th:: c4) . 1 fully . i n a letter, esiclang a one or a two ound note,wi l havepropzr Mediesfent to the amount. For the various fyininunts, fee Mr. Dufour's Treadle on the above comp aims, pric e 2 , 6 d, he fifth edition; to be had of . 1 Callow, C ow; ccier, o w ; H. D. SymOnds,. Pa ernofter-row; and f h.. Au'hor. • For Itheumatifm, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, LutMeago, H ta d: ach, Numbnefs, Indigeltion, , :ip..tra , ,di, ot : flying Pains, general Debility and Ittlaxati.m of th c s v i teir SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILMAINS ' E x po l:E a lt so l f E wli C E E has FEIiR pro Ap.:B e the ss d ENc rnld E i of j rn.u sl ! it a taf i ne Pills and Fluid; the molt effectual remedy ever made know n to the world, having fucceeded in cafe.% of fix. Eight, t en twenty, and even of forty ye a r s !landing. a f tcr other , had failed, and it has abfoltltely cured more patient: of the above complaints, than all t!te medicines ever kfore ti ra d e Public. The fluid Effence is fo fingularly penetrat:og fpeedy in its operation, as generally to effed the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS, by a few applications. Whitehead's Effence of Muftard is prepared and tom l e 2s. gd. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jotinsritin, Ap ot h mry. No. is, Greek-greet, Soho, London : And its reputation Is fo univerfally ettabliflntd, that it m a) he had of every Medicine Viffilerm Engrana, !maw, w Indies, and America. To prevent coutitct feit impofition, purchafers are raped to obferve, the Genuine is diftinguithed by the King's p a t er , :, and the Signature of R. Jo u N srox, the Patente e ' s own writing on the label of each Bottle or Box. W HEN Prole(Ronal Men of education and re. fponfibility deviate from the general fyltain by the Cc ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of Wog continued fuecefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradtice to the exclufwe ! I ra. silent of THRE'i DISORDERS, and the futtefsful reek of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as lam able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import. aut in the catalogne of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pranice to refcueirdivids als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equaliy dan gerous prectpitaucy of general Praaltioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do. voted my attention, comprize every fpeciei of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or lo , 1:1• durrion.-Idlr. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits Of Schoolisoys, or the indulgence of mature age, and iaftly that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NES3 or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or brae in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequeutly pens that the feeds of Life are poilnried by the . indifcretion cf an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fweh complaints are eafily cured, and ven where others have failed, I =lt that may prtfume to offer a radical re-eltabliarent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the diforder, cum parcd with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from indulgencein a souTA RY VICE, or - be prevalent Gaie ties of a faildonable L;fe, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidabk confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his natty, buten& fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fume confolation fat him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or anon tainty with other Pradtitioners, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the ;Alive ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begin to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented ' by an early einintexaelion of this languid Lae, and in theft cafes no great c:ilficultles will occur But where this Deficiency has for years (milted, a proper Per feverance is indifpenfihly rtq re to revive the !lumbering fruits of Life, and to re-aitimate , the Confatutiou. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their capedatious of a Family, may be Aired, that in mott inftances fueh defects are curable by Medical Skit! The SECRECY which is forEntial Many andellaking,and the Qunifications which I have prernmed to Slate, form the Bafis of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuck this inti mation is given, that Mr. BREE may be confulted perfortAy (or by letters inclofing a fmall note) at his houfe, No. 29,Arun del-ltrect, Strand, near. 'Ecinple-Bar. There Is 'an • additional entr.nce in Water-ftreet adjoinirs, and the nime is on both the doors. . 141. BREE. Member of the Royal Colkge of Surgeons. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ . , rtAlt Ita, It 9, Bridge-itreet, Londen. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have receivol from your invaluab:e Medicine—LEA KE's PATENT PILLS About two years ago I was attacked with a VcsraieltAt. ORDER, which I treated rather Rightly for fume time, but the "'Stare at length fl reading all over my Body, I was obleii to apply to the molt eminent rf the Faculty, but their affitLace afforded only temporary relief—i went through variousCusafes of Salivation, and from being rather 4 a corpulent Habit was reduced to a nine Skeleton. The Ulceri that fpread ail ova my limbs, rendered me a complefe Obje& fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When ',fought to this flotation, conadered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine comment ingupon the many Cafes in which your Pills had fuccee2cd. l was induced to try a box of them, which I thought ream . re lieved me, and by perftveronee for two or three months. and following your Dirteftions, I experienced the Mott noncom:a- , ble Relaxation from Pain, the bores gradually fubfiding; I am now, thank Goo, perfedtly recovered, and walking out Alai[": I doubt not but one more box, which I think cautious to take. will eitablilh my health in its original ',late. It i 3 with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fulderibe tnyfelf, lir, your much elniged humble fervant, Wm. Fit:Jesus. Deanfgate, Mancheftcr, July r, !Soc. P. S. For the public benefit I do not_objed to the above /w -ing puldiffied, but leave you to act as your own better judg ment shall didtate. Prepared an , '. Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. Talton, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Houle, No. 9, New-Bridge-ftreet: Where, af i ter a conit . :4 reftdenee of more than thirty-lix years, in a pract c c parries's:J.4 diredted to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with th. , : ble fecrecy which men of his Prat:l:ion !bawd Away; he flatters himfelf, the advice and afliitance he grata it ol.!!‘ : mivilters to perfons taking this Medicine, will be i)f a difcerning Public, as an advantage fuldom tube obt.anen. void of ambiguity. • Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thrte living at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3e, St. '" ftreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-fttop, No. o3,Oxford-ftrect ; Mr. Diffiorough's, No. 7, Pith-ftreet-hill ; Mr. Ste .:I's, Boot Mk!. No. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Warfon's. See bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin; Mr. Birngf Se Liverpool; Mr Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by one Peri , * in every conflderable Town in Great-Britain and Ireland, is Boxes of only U. td. each, fealed up with full and plain Dier- . tions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure thenifelvcs with Rife, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. N. B. Every Box fold in Great-Britain is fealed ro wit!' a Stamp, oa which, by favour of the Commiffioners, ported, at the Stamp-Office.--T. Taylor, No. 9, New tri4e-itreet.'"' to imitate which is Felony, and all vices are counterfeit --_:7 - 1 LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, hy JOHN DANIi (of Maiden-lane, Covent-Garden) at the STAR PRI Orner, Nat Carey-ftrect ; and put:lig:led by EV? L KENT,of Canterbury -place, Lambeth at No. t ,Carev-ftr rt i and at the STAR-OPTICF, Temple-Bar.; to which Office aa ccannaunicatiasa forthc Eat TOIL are requctlid to lid agarda. ;~ .~' .~,~ .:; L:4l ~ar;jt • !) ;." .. •t. 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