Star. — London, England, 1801-11-02 00:00:00

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Spencer, neuter thisr intpreGion of fear, fuffered him to go home with: him, at lea(' to the end of the'llreet, when he went houft, brought him twenty guineas, gave it to the pritimer, whom-he (steno more u.oil oeptember lair, when he cAme to his hence for a gallon bottle of brandy and a gallon bottle of ruFm. 1‘ 'licit he toOk with him, and hinted he mull fee Li n again; Mr. Spencer took courage andwould not be impofed on any more t he therefore cam. municared to two friends that he had been cheated oat of Tome ram ardpbrandy, snd was attempted to be further defrauded; they laid a plan to meet him by appointment,. and took him into.cuilodyt then took him In Bow-flreet, where it terned out "b, was an itiip/Or no ti#clt perfon belonging there, and waecorrant(ted for Mr. Spencer was called, and proved the whole or the cafe, the latter part of which was' corrobot rated by Mr. John Parr, who apvrehended him; and to whom he ofered forty guineas to let hit* efeape, and Jofeph COoke. tht Profecutor's nephews hte.At. Lev and Mr: Kw menu, for the prifoner, by a very firift crOfs-eiamiyett?ob of the witneffes, particularry Parr, attempte4 to iveakepsflae Prete- Clit 4 WX cave, WIX4 O OA4 effet r tsr.L-Ogilli. 'Flo rifosser is a well-looking mac, forty years of age, warm the Foot Gitatise and catledfeveral witneifes to give him a good•charader. Nine were cenvided of Felony, viz. Mary Coelho-oh for !leafing *linen apron, the property of Hannah Avie. 4A r ahsa L'iiccosivei for Ablaling•avosei 'the pro perep.of Jofepb ketch.. • ^ • jobs Bares for , fielding b.ptit of 'breeches. Abe property of • Pig& Graice..ti •• • • iorgasulierg 711*.weight _of fugtitsi.' the propesty hlobeft..Dettes,and otbon. joins. P rick ler I tab* as. aaiieesenetthe pit. .perty of John Tine,. Frans is Croserhints heislig jib. weight of ezenaoluts, the property of itlefh:igymer mod Co.. Mwy Bones. forkeitling fevco,guiseas, the pro- perty of Emanuel Jofe. Thema: Beritite, fOr atelihg gib. weight of hard reap, the-property of William BraofiekL• • gain Price for holing - tot the teth . of .odeber, a quantity of fkeet-lead, the property of Mats. Whitbetad,Bobhotife, and Co. brewers, The.cate.which was Rota , for the Peofeeatibm by Mr. Seo er. and fubflaptiated by a number of seisaelfess appeared briefly; to the following por ton-Neale coroner eriajonnteptosso. 1031 plain& • aadvratemployed op the.alwrrk 'day. to mead the.** which conveyed grater Non tho.reteryoir to thecopper. When golag,to;tis .dietnie ht -arts obferved to havetomething ooderhis jacket, by woe of the wimeges, a clerk !to tine COmpant. He eras immediateLY brought to ad.opoonne; and. on being firarchect, the quantity oflead ehargedin. the indieliment was found PPM him. lie 'begged they would not take bins before a hfegifirate. as 'ltwas the firfi tints hP was ever gniitYtaranY thing Pf the lint The pieces of lead were produced. and were proved by Ray, the officer, and one of Mr: Whitbread's clerics, to have been cut off front a large leaden pipe which lay in the place where the-prifoner was at-work. They were enabled to ifeewain this by hiving-examined the ends of both the:pieces which. had, bent frefhly cut, and whit]) exaelly tallied with a large piece of pipe to. the.bmwhasofe.. . .0* the erefs-extuainatirm of the witoeito, it op peened, that the brewhonte of .Metriv.• Whitbread and Co. lies is the eitp of London and part in the emsaty of Middlefex. ;The part is which the theft was committed, was in the city part of the preptifes bot.where the Kilmer voteskteded was in Nil / defer. It was therefore well laid in the indletosest. that 'the crime was committed in the city. Auld the lead in Tuition was proved to be incontrovertibly the-property of, the Company. The painter left his defence to hisiConnfel, who called *number of witeteicwo who gave him an ex cellent character. The RICOILDtIt, in his charge, reiterated the *find obf:r vat ion with Telma to charade% namely, that it &mad weigh only is doubtful cafes ; and the Jury had no hcfnation in pronouncing him Girihy. Aud otte seasacquitted. Meant i t .— IGsabeilt-Iforvey was indided for the murderof her female baltard-child, at Tottenham, in the county of Middlefer. There were two counts—,—one.•charging the murder to have been committed by fir..ngliag, the other by drowning. Mr. Goriest , opened the profecotion by Elating that it was, from the mock laudable motives, in ilituted by the Officers of the Parifh, in confe q itznce of a female child having been found drown- ed in their parifh, and the Coroner's verdict find ing the .Prifoner " Guilty of Wilful Murder I" [Previous to any of the witneffes being called, the Ladies were ordered to withdraw. Our readers., of courfe, will elcufe us from enteritis into a mi nnte detail of the evidence.] It appeared in evi dence that the Primer, a very handforne woman, vho Fat her livelihood in the fields, was obferved lonic tiroc previndly to the period when the above Grime was fnppc.fcJ to be comnsiu-d, to be !ler flit:pea and acquaintances Ire cuertly taxed her wish it, and particularly the pero.le at se he fc houie the fiept ; but upon all theft meal - ions the Pail - otter uniformly denied it, •and teemed very argi . y at the imr-Ation. In the lat ter end of Anglia lett (he went to ledge at Tot tenham with 'ail old uoinatt of the name (.1 Alocr. Airs. Mt ci rmanie fled her I:l:pi:if:as to the Pri foner, and told her the mail be, front her appear. ance, in pre nant tiate ; hat the Prifoner ii..nied it. They both flept in the faille bed.' Oise in the latter end of the laid month, the Prit mer went early to bed, and Mrs. Alois followed her nin: o'clock. Mrs. M I:11 allcen, and a tiev , :n of the 1 . .. me night the was AW I • three h i oails,‘rhic:t Mae conceiv ed to r me an inr..nt. Mn. Mofs immesh • ..d if it vAi ant a child that f▪ ,- ci r ! The Prifon:r r. Mrs. M.. 7 1, :f it was the Prifoner oh., cried ot. ? t,. u.;,1.11 fir latl••r aafwercJ. " Go t f..r Nothing far c Wtonlati wet,: to g Coe Prifoucr arefe cionids.raiAc time. Li ~.. the meth chile Mrs. Mots made Come obretvations on the appearance of the bed, which confirmed her fulpiciceit. She charged the Prifoner with having been delivered of a cisild in the night, but the lat ter dznied, it as alio that the had been in a prig nant fituation. A few days after.eards, a little boy of the neighboprhood was fent out to gather Rieke fir the fire.- In the eourfe of his rambles , he came to a pond of water, in which be per ceived a flick (landing up above the furface, appa rently as if placed there to keep fomething down. lie pulled it'up, and the legs of a female infant inirnesEathlt prefented themfelsres, and the child it 61.1 floated on the furface. He then ran to his mother, who came to the Spot and took maths child : fbe Laid, it, appeared quite frefh, and fent it to a furgeon. The furgeon laid, on the contrail', that it was in fo putrid a flate he could not afcer tain the caufe of its death. It appiared, however, to be a child that came into. the mild at the fall time, but not to have been properly mien care , of at the birth. Mrs. King, with whom the Prifener Sept tor ten weeks, and Mrs. English for one night, gave their reafons for fuMeaing the Prifoner of being with-child—Rated that they bad Several times taxed bar with it, which fhe as confiantly denied- Jofeph Blifs and Okorge Maeleod,'lwo laboitters, obferved a woman, who they believed wafthe'Pri fon'er, carrying a bundle under her arm, about as long as either of their arms., on a morniag war the time laid in the indiamcnt, but they could not fay when to any certainty, down a path towards the field called'the flight. Site was about 150 ta r r e d: r fr i o , n o e l them;e t illt the theyzlor oCor o ner's r h, s a lti n q e u v eZ teen her be- Martha Ridgeway fent John Ridgeway, the boy who found the body of the child in the pond, for thi -Beadle of the parifh ; She then took -up the body ant of the water, and found it to be that of a-fFmaie child, full grown, atid is filo thought about three days old. . Jasnos Shabby, an alrillint cartoon, was fent fee to the Coroter's inmsefi to ezionioe the body ; hefotigdthie .bodyin a very putrid Rate, frte46l wonndk etcept I blacknefi• about the throat and Tice. In aufwer to fevered guellions put to him by-the Learned judge, he gave profetOonal res.. lims why, froth the Rate 'the child was found in,'a premature delivery, the ignorance of the'perfon attempting to deliver herfelf; or the inexperience of a midwife, might Lac caufed the death, And which fametimeelas happened is the moment of delivery. • Judge Tammany, Who °, tried the eantb, in font , ming up the evidence, obferved that the circum -1 fiance caf an cid woman awaking in her (leap, and thinking the heard a child cry, was no evidence of the Prifoner having ufed arty violent means to kill lt, admitting it to have been born alive. He then obferved upon the improbability of the Prifonees being able to ufe any meana to take away the life of the child, after the time Vra. Mofs awoke, with: out the kriowledge of the latter. The Jury, alronfl without hefitption, brought in their verdiet-o—Not • Thr Pt Vanier is a bandtnme-looking young wo man, apparently in ill health. She was ordered a thair, and received reft'efhment during • the trial, with the whole of which the was very much al faded. ' - W Two females, na i lee, of the Andaman ands, have been lately fecund on board the Nortsvcm, and will be curried to Bengil, for the -Purptie of familiarizing them with one mannerst everycifbrt to effect this having heretofore failed. That are l 'young, and were taken along the'Coaft as they were looking for fome filth 'May' ale treated with great humanity, and have already .got rid of all fear of violence, ekcept what 'night be offered to their challity; which they appear to eared with unremitting vigilance; although they have a final' apartment allotted to theinfelves,:and haveiso real canfe for apprehenfon, one always watches while the other fleeps. Forma* Favorites THE BR ATI I—lridi Lottery for November isor. Our Military Heroes, after eight years abfence, return triumphant; they bring peace! for them beauty prepares the bower, and , three united nations weave the chaplets of glory ! "They return juft in'time to participate the riches which the Wheel of Fortune will fhortly difpenfe. Fortune favours the brave; in love,•in war, in wealth, fill the (loops to them ; the exprefflon of Cafar, 8 , I came, I law, I conquered," is their rule and their praftice. Plains of Egypt I atteft .the glorious truth ! for (ince the fuccefstbl arms of Cyrus, Alexander, Julius, Saladin, Amite, or Salim the Firf, never have ye been trod by truer heroes. Welcome, thrice welcome, brave and gallant defenders! welcome brave countrymen, to your native land. Fortune again invites you! Succefs I—would that for you, every Guinea in the Capital Prices were coined in !en parts, and every parts Guinea ! ISTWItiS. Toefday morning, at Lathont-hoofe, the lady of Wlibraham Bootle, Efq. of a fort and hdr. At Train, to the county of Kerry, on the 19th Init. the Lady of Samuel Morris, Efq. of a fon and hdr. MARRIF.D. At Tipperary, Henry WLlte,Efil. of Goidearrilk, in the Laid county to MiCa Power, daughter of John Power, at 'Lippe rsty, Marfdrn. Pfq. Gordian in the lift India Coen ny • Lemke, to Mils Anti Henry, eideft daughter of the Rev. Mr. Henry, eour.ty of Waterford. Satur44sy after a court yip of feecn years, Mr. Francis Magdon, of Charier-etas, to Mifa Edwards, of Ofweßry. Ou Wedssefdsry, at E. Gir,rge't, Harlow is (quire, Thomas Collet.. 1 fq. of to hilfs Snelling, of St. Mary Cray, Kerr. NED. At Limerick, :he Rcv. Frar,cir Hearn, Peri& l'ileft o[ St. Patric k',. A• Cork, Mn.s Allen, raid of Mr. Mat, late of Claire /Attn. - - t),• • ..tanfay fe'r.r!,iht, at Hendon, Gone Harvey, Fro. tni ..oast lay tn..rninr. the 24 , h 'Mita Ca:l)l%e Bureau, idy J • ..tt,ct r of 111 r. lame. fium,u, [urgent', ha King's Anne -3.--!t :yet. v.. •I r. so:h year of her age. (hl th- a hth of kart Lift, at :he Ca?, of Good Hope, in the )...r of 4ti ar-, Mr. Nagc.,t H.rit, a Cadet in the Hon. . ;: e. my's Scerr . h,• 1-11:nit Gent. - mar was a I' t r ru- Brnon Lafi by Capt. Oath< , apd foil a liana to &(e/or wide.. pr,v.t.,t4 413 tont4 the. C 4. ' '"••• '" • • -- - I.:er ; ..: .r. il,: .I',l Ir, r , ..tt I. •i - i ' Nothing 13r- I:: . 1 . )-•• r of hii at", Mr. Nugc..t fi,ri t, a Cadet in ibt Hata titer t.11‘...: tot k !:.107, a ri• i '!•4: t,ii wt..tnart weir. to •‘. ;: e. . (..,: lai. my's Scrrr ~ .1 h;• 1 - 11:nit Getttl.wast , was a . . . .. . ~ , • T 1 • c ,_- i .:. - 1.1-t ' , Nr M.utta. or, ty..it,! tve f ru- Bri•nri Eafk 11t11`1113r. Si tcr ort•it. o.e:t IT.t ...1..g toe 1 :lamer are ic• ~...„,„,a‘ a , c c ,,,, i icii ' • : I eat,i. *._:.l Ltii,.t-...! 4;;..i1 .1 .;tattiai‘rai4ie tiine. lit pr;.. v.t.a...i li3 Loll y tr . en:: 14' a via" s° aklcr likic" From elk LeNDOPI 0.12137TZ, edsife 31. - . MILITARY PROMOTIOIiId. Commiffions inibe im (tree Loyal Legion; figned by his . Majefiy. Dated °Eicher 3, 18oi. Edward Gatacre,tfq. to be Caprain in the Aplcy Troop, vice Davenport, resigned. . Hlockefman, Gent. to be Lieutenant.in Ditto, vice Smiths refigned- Conimiffinn in the Eafl Dereham Troop of mro ctated Cavalry, fignecl by his hfajefiy. Dated Auguft 24., 1801. John Sparrow W obiter , Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lccder, re aped. CommilliOns in the Volunteer Affociation of 'Cri. nity Minorim, in the Ttiwer Hamlets, figned by his Majefly. Dated October 23, iSot. James Hunter, Gent. to be Firtt mentanust, vice Marne, so. signed : • , [Samuel Gunter -Price, Gent. to be Second Lieutena nt, vice Hills, refigned. Comrniffion in, the Northumberland Militia, figned by Sir Thomas Henry Liddell and Sir Loraine, Darts, and Walter Trevelyan, Efq. appointed by his Majefty t s etecute the Office .of Lord Lieutenant of the . faitl County. Dated oElober 3, iBot. Sassuel Pears ildangban, E. 4 to he Captain. Commifficni in the RuilaW,htiai, figned by the Lord Lieneensuas. , [ Michael Pierrepont, Efg. (late Liststatant-Coionti of do Rutland Ferndale Cavalry,) to be Captain-Commandant, vies W. B. Boom, meant& RateeoEtobari9, isot.. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.. 6 , Dec. is. ilichardatlienra. of Hampton, hfillddltfe4 • actee,st cosildha a BANKRUPTS. John Debrett, of Piccadilly, bookkaer, Nov 3,4, and Dee, Is, •at one , at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mein,. Wright and Chaneerrlane. Robert Lyditene4asee. of Perms, Cornwall. daskr, Nov. 9, at teq pi kiev. to, and Dec. ;4, At grts, at the icing s Arms. is. Pcoryo. Attornies, Mr. George Chapman George, Penryn; or Mr. I'. Lockett, Lideftere, Ikvople• Unties. ,Wtlflast Middleton, John Hatiand Pembaiten, mei Genre" „‘Feltott. of Lieergool, reerchenti.lissw• 24, 25./nlyt.Dec sae at one, at thq Globe Tavern. livetpool. Attprnies, Mears, Stainttiert and Eden, Liverpool l or Mr. T. *mile, Bart. lettl-Irdlidbis, Holborn, London. Jorepls Haines Enwidilli, of Idienaionleun, teem, Non. go, at , , four, Dec. a, and 12, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, in Sir+ otingham. Asterisks, Mr. Wllateley. Immingham or Mars. ' Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, I.:seldom John Newton, of Manche/ter, chech-manwfadhstsr, Noy. 4,14, and Dee. it, at three, at the Commercial Inn, Manolkiters Attornieuhlefirs. G. sad W.Nabb,Massebefter, or Mr. Let, Tufted-coon, Temide. Thomas Leigh, of Foadentne, lotwathtsd, dealer, Pl*. IC ay, sad Dec. sa, at twelve, at the Star inni.Maisekattais Attar, mks, Mari Lowe and Halftead,,Magghdter ; or hfr-Ellbsi Curator-greet, Leedom Dane Malefic% of Salford, Lavesastre,Zataei-inatedturer, Nov. t 6, if, and Dec. ts, at tirelie,- at the Star It, Mao ehefter. Anomie., Meffrs. Lowe waildalftewl, Mandedler. • or Mr. Ellis, Curfsmr.flieet,Lontinn. John Henchan, of Livrepool, dealer. Nov: x 6, 17, see Dec: ca, at eleven, at the York !fool, in Liverpool. Attendee, Mr. Windk, Danktes-Huthiings, London ; or 'Mr. Pennington, Liverpool. James Cr*. of Unarms, Leyden. merebasts, Nov. re, at one, Zips, te a at twelve, and lke. 12, *ter. at Guildhaft. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Bridie-lbect, Blackfrfara: • William Holladay, of Watling-ftreet, London; viandionfemin; Nov. fo, 17, and Ike. 12, at tor at Guildhfdl. Ananias, ?deals. Palmer and l'oalllnfons. warafor‘const, T motion-area. Abn aham. kw i n coition, of Lonmettreee; GoOdendatidkids; merchant, Nov. to, z,, and Dim ta, at twelve ' attftifidhalt. Attosefiesi Meffrs.Widett intlAnnelley, Finitsury.fquare. John Attiktd, bite bf Red-Lkedtreet, Clarkenwell, carpenter, • Nov, 7, r 4, lIKIMCC,I2, at ten, at GuildhilL Anoraks", Mettrs. Fotbagill and Savage, Or a idAreet. Jafeph Heford, of Ciutain-Itsad,• (Weddell, Nov.'3; Ts, Demll, - al revive, at G . Attorney, Mr. J. Walton, Goat Sidra-lane. • r.• • John cherlee, of Oxford-fteeetdieno-draper, Nov. 101 2 71 i and Des,ll, twelve, at Guildhall. Attornks, Mr. E. and T. Dawes,,Aqgcl-equrt, Threrton-ftreet. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 3, Willett' Wilkinfon and Thomas Chapman, late of jesvry.itrima; London, cool-fitlons, at ten, at G a ddnal Nov. a 7. Curds, of Warwict- Reset, Golden-kaase. bar. cr, it twelve, at Guildhall. DURHAM, JUNE rd, SIR —I feel, infinite fatisfadion IR having per ndffion to communieditio you a molt furptifiag Cure, d. reefed by your truly InMluilile RESTORATIVE NERVOUS CORDIAL, sod think it would ha dams an inluftiee to Yoko ' kind and the Pidgin in general, to withhold theElfiasey of fo falutary god foyereign a h•lediukce. Mrs. Sbirwood; late koofekeeper at Windleftom Hall, in the vicinity of Durham, has been afiliited frau the year Ina, with 'a long train of horrid Nervous affection, attended with Excru ciating Pains in the Beek and Stomach, Giddinefs, Violent Headoch, and extreme,Sieknefs ; in thort, het whole frame was fo impaired, that it was with the createit diffieutv like could walk up or down lairs, and was often confined to her room for weeks together; her fituation was fo truly alarming, that the frequently was oblkterkto be fupparted to prevent her from fall ing; with the advice of medical men, the was Induced tomake a tri d of your Nervous Cordial, aloha took twu (mall bottles, which afforded her a little relief, the then fent to me for alarge bottle, and Wive Ihe had taken the while of it, was able to walk, withoui tba lealk Incoavenience, four or five miles ; fho is now upwards of 6o years of age, happily- raised from pain and cliceofe, to a better Rate et health than On has enjoyed Dar thefe ten years. Any perfon delirous of farther information, may have every fatisfaelion by applying elder by letter ( poth paid) or perfonally,to your much obliged humble fervent, Ve ..A. HENDERSON, BookfeDe. - , Sadler-Meet, parhun.. To Dr. BRODUM, AlbicroAreet, London. In Bath, Cruttwell, Glalgow, Baum, Drittol, Sheppard, Hu:, Mr. Peck, Printer. Brighton, Don aidfon and Ca Hombr' Mr. Reagan:, Birntingham, Swinney, Itog110:Beoltfeller. Bedford, Smith, Ipfwieh, 4,414441tch, BLnifortt, Simmons, lflo of Wight, Albin, Bury St. Ednittnd's, Dingle, 'twine, A. Young, merchant. Brielpert, Mugde Leas, Naas and Ca . Cheitenham, Buckle, Lynn, Oaks. • Cambridge, Oee, Leicettor, Canterbury, Brlftow, Lewes, Elliott, Carlifie, jolUe Mane/idler, Lynely• • Chatham, Etherington, Mariam, Fib r, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. N•wbury, Puller, Unita Poole and Soh, Newcattle„ Walker, Chiciteier, Philliplon, Northampton, Dicey and Co Dublin, Spilibury and Co. Nottingham, Etwbage and Co Durham, Headerfon , Norwich Steve-4m and Co. Oxford, jams. Dag, 14.4 e, Dover, Neales, Plymouth, No:Whoa, Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co. Ediriltur7h. Bauer. bunderland, Bray, Mars. Ho&and, Shrew bury, fdduwes, --- Wirt. Davie/tun at So u thampton, Elder, and Co. Sallikury, •••••••.... Mr. IL Seem dreg. Preiton, jent, Gladwin, coaled. Pailley, Mr. A. Ilarry,Moreh Exeter, Trueman and Son, Mackenzie, College Green, Gorpc.rt, Hard•lig And hymnf Snokiellery and Meditisk-Venders in tl.z Ales kingdoms. It art° be newertry the I;todter Ow.ule fee fuch Patkots as are altikt.4 d with 11,..4,:nets or L.ofs of aiga, er fend Item Calm, I.etter or Parcel, to the Miter <..r-earr; ire pat), with ufuJ Fewe..:lle blvdmincs tray be Lad every Day. .~~- .t • , • • -. . ~ . alattliNlK/1 A ct_.. .. . 7 _ c - pit the only Wareliontefor Dr. jatrinT P 0420.2, 'N2. IS, ek. Paul's Church-yard,a fear docila=lie carrw . o f h,.. apEdr. TfS are old,. at 11:e priors annexed, incluftve of the Statue Dwain in:puc e .= 1; , tnis Aet t but no additional cbar3e.his been made upon lit: 6-mess Pow:ler ; which is continued at the original psice of •‘..6( 1 - Per packet. 4 znayalf9lie bad at IL 4t. per dozen; ear t IC quantity of a dozen packeu in Om honk, for el. 2a 6d du' • I minded, Co that the Public at, nolufflers. T But in order to /tattle the aPeracions =A to term the bier then of this Ark, whicterwould Ia grcit deafure have pros ~..; a fat upon betionutence, alt the other liedleinee arc Sal to a ; T praion2 purcheling h alf 4 dozen ar more, tine Muni the exiienCe lathe Stamps. s. et.' • , Dr , . James's Powder • •I 6; Ds; tkieries Opoiod,, e , 6 Pills .. 4 0 Efloce of Coltsfont 3 Denis m oue nib , . ,3 er Eihmee.of Peppermint . i fl Dalby's Carminative i 9 Orroftirk hledicines 5 7 TickeirsAitherial Spirit . 3 6 Glaris Magitelia 3 6 Gremonglit 'flimflams tt xi Inglis's Seats POD • 1 0 .—. TolirLozenges 1• a/ Grant's Drops - ll t Mr. Spencei Dentrifici 4 o Nation's bropi ' 5 • Freake's Tineture ofllark 3 6 !marts Drops S •':-. Humham's ditto a 6. Spillidimilea PIM ' 2 0 Embus, Coffee u 9 , Dr.S , Owaikt's Tea a 9 Cephalic Snuff o o *, t - Jones's Rhetayiatie loineture, IC 6d. Alfa the Genuine itawatlbullaill lately Imported, mill 1 . 1.1 'nfthe other Proprietary Ildediellootin repute. Orden for etpw ".-441"14.13An1in. A zi' i ul ti Pic r iP y il g wh er °°. fop ' t,444'p"nrart.ic-'4"—ufs'a4trlyliciarefervathistv4is a lj n Ai d ueO L• a ften : i• 46 e-i • '--- aped in po ift ne ak .f C orodity, c enc a i t , th t t arcit il , c e u f' i h ot ° ouf fht w opet d c hcrc er t , rmostka l e '. wp N oadraimpitim E l e.,,apd : ° : nr E c ?-- ri g. totd Y lvt , ti t :e4 hi w i. th H at r % ip grliat u ri ri st : c toli, ad li t l i is . amine Alia mai DR. la adts'aPown tr. Drll°Tat°P H e t ess N LPilT r Whi rc.feksinat 1 / lefi of eiveation and re lifePrV V . Aulkin fpe li albillty Y4C dm4 i" te l froar al4 tile ama g c en s leaf - fyfteA - 1 by th e 1.. s Wien of Is peetdMerßslockt uke.,iindlion 41 Wog swiltosi fume(' is t,be belt mitoou 4 &perk s :wiry. , pest sum have Iderotai asp fradtleeti4X4 erelufire t.,-,.. wow of T*-IRE& DISeitTMC(S,, and the facmf&ful rtfutt ci Inf plan gives me. additional sitaliur Coopyio as fir 25 lAd .4,wygetyptagesiorthokonloOkkua widen wee the moil hapdt. 1114 A i ltel i rt-Tr f ftirt s :A i tt i rl i ti Can as a; ' . pry D'lopis•ricon"',‘l ,fantod a with at an malt period di readies to recur i n d,,.:,•„„ , LIPIklor•• Ok!irgi?Lrgivi t C4ffx ... „ pc,...1 49.'404 dan mem l e vo r Tl i telcrl l : l l6l 44 s/ entiog‘ al e" cow* RkikillS; ,vs lb gr i l le , cfpcivearreofzisfiy.zliNt i hze .i.i de. INFECTION, whethd of a recent or long diattuion.—zrO. AM kinds eitblißllsiTY, Wharf* iteiliirg Tim-Or hate' , id Saleitalibeer, or the =Moe of olaturc ages 1 1a4 4Aly that die =gement of the fy ip Women whisk is called B.IItRZN • Nl9lB or IiTEMIATT: - • - • . masnaeose gikaakonna the refult cif4ewaranes a haft, in the ocanscat 01 ifimple Ceonarrhea:and It not mnfrequoutly ol:- piiistbatitkefitedii 41 Ufa are polibeed by the leditcretiou of ea Isour. .1.4 Impatient matkoaLrycla complaints as M ilij c * *;r:d, ePd exit* Wlieta others huve.failed, 1 mid that I zany pin to Oath radical itoWbaiiikentart. • Nowt lAww= the,cares et ea. 1104,104 Ulna in this dimgam eons veldt the cahuititous lineations of Men, wits Ilthin Indttgentie tat MILITARY VICO; oI die pee -rated GM- Mao( a Whianable We. actudtbm.ROF of Dckill which Is the unavoidable codes: pm fullt ternidow ItiMits. Whirs the ashagoPp heard broods Overlie fahry, but care, May embeds his vakfortitais, kinal be (gnu clanks:kg, for him to know, that although • it be an aka. of doubt or It:04. abler asith-ethee 4Vaditfaitarft the reitcoal of there DE ri coLy4cliis by the s m u g yowls of tomeration ly the acua w e meta of nay experienor, If th e rites o Bacchus„pe Venus bare began to redeee menlymiguaroftueb anklet+ will be prevented by an early col•nferadtina of this languid slate, and in grit cafes no seat difficulties will, occur. • But where this Def.deney hairier yearsexiftedt aproper Pr frwanicsialgreNfocgibly Fluilit.to eiwinc the fluoilaring :j• Oa a Uk, NHL tore-ampule the Confines:bin. • . MARRIED WOMEN, whet fame bang been dorappointed . kri•Nacle expeetatioin eta liktui kg, snot be stared, that a dot inflames fuch drfeitt are.cerabie by bditakal Skill. • The SEt2RECiI viridelvis fie eitenaid totter eadertaklng. and the (I , 4alifications which I bar. pretatne.l no, Rate, tarn th e )antisot my PreteuGans and in ceincidecree whit fu-', 'J ii:uti- IhM OO Is Sim*, *Whir lawwwww may hf siessfilte ; pcientily (or by letters Inelafinika (mall note) at* !pub. Na 2 , ,, :..11:.• deYarekt, Stlllta. mar Temple-Bar: "rime Is as &NANA& imittNinte fa INlN;42 , 4ttest adiataals Nil Wae woe is au bvihtlav doom • M. IL Merithei - of the loyal Milker of Rawest* YEN,EBEAL BLINDNESS, • • To Mr. Thontas Taylor, Surgeon,- No..p, -New Bridge•fircat, DIAI.IIIII. IT is with the, Mik heartfelt fati4faaion that I ad -1 drefs you on the incomparable eleelleure of your lafedithor.:-I.laues litalTstrr . Ptat.ar—ta the fprin of 1::.8 year libad tise nabiiprtme to contiift a Vunefral Con:par:, 4ttmlog with the molt librtning and dangerous fymptonts, atmucti,that I hare tires coafined to My alimator a wbok Week thaether, and out able to Ilk out ,of It; I bade* reft night nor day, anal Coffered tho Molt excruciating pain t and tormr.t, what was Bill worktnry Eyfis grew weak and, dtru, fo 7 could fiance &coma affy shoed, if ever to cafe to me, ar t e.- peded nothing idathan the total lobs st my fight—Front a ' healthy, and Tether corpulent man, t beame a mere ear and an objc4 of &yam) comparliom—hly friends ba:l all 70 . .. 2 Inc over, and thought my recovery finp6flible. In this do Rate, and captain every 'Monte to be my Tait in this I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try; tf Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no puree:C• been man enormous crpcnee, it was (came time befor: I c t'' be prevailed on to take them; at tat 1 fait for Ss Macs. • I before I bad taken them all, I. feadd cenlidaralale border _ -' palm grodstally deerrated,antl nay eye-fight grew better, an • , the great fairprbe and allotiilhrornt of as my friends, (after t ng throe boxes mare), my health and ftreugthwas pertita.) Bored, and 1 OM now, (nooks to my Gore std your invabize Mediditam), as sMtabd krazty as ever Lwas in my lite. Your obliged humble (avant, R. L. LEIGH. IBgbiftrect. J3irminghatb, November t, 1799. You are at full liberty to publifh this in any 'manner yea tt.:*.k. lw•Per, for the benefit of toady at large., and which I tbaul have fent you fooner,but was fearful of a relapte. The above Medicine Is carnally recommended to all r ( e mi that are in 'my doubt of their beteg coin:ly free of ovary Vc nerealAfieetion, particularly to thole loom altering th.ir con dition in nu- IA it will certainly eradicate every ta int of dot nature, of h owever long itandiag, or however difitaikd Ladd the arpcarance of other diforders it army be; tar Scott:tam , Gland.dar, and Came ous Complaints, it Is alto recoonmeti:.'d to be taken, elperially in Like Spritg, Summers and Prepared and fold by thefole Proprietor, THOMA • LOS., Member of the Corporation of Surgeons. or.. . ! his Isolate, No. st, Ncw Bridge.ftrret ; whose he aril' ," A •ice, without a Fee, to • patrons taking dick pls. I 'd wit' a twee patients Letters, if pat paid, on the fame ' ert.3 obf.-r • - km fa all cafes the molt tnvl.4ible Secrecy, ec , Perron': !cr . . cafe having been mentioned, but at thrift mar , t.ai tic iwr by the Propriccor,during the create of more aim Ars •:• • he bas had the condo& of an extenfive title of the ah..e air cute, and the pradice miring therefrom. They are alto fold by his appointmere. at the N0.1 . c. Allman's-Area, ll -Ma ; Pobrrtb.4l 1 1 . Sop. No. lay, Oxiord.ittcct ; Mr. Steer., Loakicncr. N 'miner-row, Little Tower-Pail ; and by on: Pedal) refidertble tows in England, in Bate aof only 2a tit ' e :Wed up with Nisei plain Dictation. LONT , ON ',Primed t , •-e Pt qpricors lrf JUN on 4 : ' (cal Carialry-ftreet) at the STAIR ParateastrAlrt a, r• , Casey-arett , and oublitheti• LXV! at WIT, (.)Lt - if:bury-plate, Laratr No _CsaWc-acert. " a gT A It-0 TIM Tentlibe-blir • to AMA Oita 211 •' elltielai lodic EliT 0 • an Teridletiere . aareCilk poim 1• ~ Numl!Ea rNISI , I ' Raslnd /MK .1 VP 'M ", ~~E~~. •?' 7.4ges•'":3 as 'idtte s . :~ ~~+.a '~mca ~}bi. ~ 'ilk' itte*l OsTierfli tbi "My, rery gest day till h NIMI4EI r , not era aWI Rlgtu4 I :sion)y Ova. Fe I Mooed $6. Closu e above *a IM•tE iffel me *stave tao• Mn Petri 53.943 Mani r,plo liel Ma 4Fin lam reel nom VICs; "Wend hal ditto S CsaM `.` A (pet su *4.-45<g schema n L A pa te ti, s•e ND CD 111111 dor_ the iety °Mickel AlKOdet• On I f this Nu, iaA tte to Mo. f 3 o 4 Aso in tiel Perot No. 0.4.6 n, 7,4 211 sfißr, fir ova Tbe 114 so RE N t• Wombats i ;Annotate Um old *Neb.& alvniulltratiew rth ottemail Vet-Narks, a ar timer been • Thefr ;IC tV:Ctire. MU ft rLni. H ow I . - .%1 ea Nom pin uir Mother c (.-aye under I rad can be al Rltes and Nip nit M.-stied L 7 Laic, in " certain Need' Styes tare the I a. takes awn with ea td by utng o•lnthenn • be ha A :ft, lweelern. elAruusudeii