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11 'i Fro,: the LONDON GAZETTE, Fehruary 2t. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. John Twenlloos, of Stockporc, Chelhire, hao•mauufaelurer. BANKRuvrs. WAR-m , FICE, FEBRUARY 22, 18 . 60. :tfajor-C;trieral Jirnis Stuart, of the 72d Foot, is appointed. by Brevet, to be Lieutarint General in the Prcluirnry of Aludra.. in tLc Fatt-Indies only. Commitlion in the Chelfea Volunteer Anbciation, fined by his Majefty, dated February to, t Sot. R hued Outfits, Gent. to In: Lieutenant, vice Tebbs, reit:med. John Itabergull, GBO4 to be Enfign, vice Odell, rcligned. Sutnuel TowelLod, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Beech, rektned. Comniiilion in the Royal Carmarthen• Regiment of Fuzileers, tlgneft by the I.,ord.l.ietitcaant of the County. Dated J:tiy 16, tSoo. Thomu Thomo. Got. to be Flrft-Licutenunt, vice Francis hlanf, 11, tlccr.,iftcl. CommiSion in the Frome Selwood Volunteer At luciation, figutd by his Majelly. Dated De cember so, tBOO. Job White, Cent. to be Cornet in a Troop of Cavalry, vice hlithik ton, rclirned. w.in-riFilcE, DUBLIN-CASTLE, FEB. 14, 18ot. Ills Nlajeft . • has been pleated to make the fol lowing Promotion in the Army on this Eltabilih ment : 46th Foo—F.e.w3rd Whitey te be Rafign, by Parcbafe, vice EvcrArti, promot..d. Dated °dam 28, tEoo. THE CIRCUITS APPOINTED TOR THE LENT •S -SIZES. 1201, ARE AS TOLLOTS, PIZ. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Lord KENTON, Lord Chief Juftlec.-Mr. Juttice CISAMSSr. City of York-Saturday March j, at the Uulldhall of the Paid City. Yorkiliir;-The fame day, at the Cattle of York. Lineal/sire -Tuefday March 7, at the Cattle of Lancafter. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Lord Ettiox, Lord Chief Juftlec.-Mr. Jultice Gaosr. Buckinghansaire.-Saturdfty February 22, at Aylcfbury. BcdfordeMc-Thuafday March s, at Bedford. Hunntingdonkire--Satuaday March 7, at Huntingdon. Cambridgothire-Wednefday March ti, at Cambridge. Norfolk-Saturday March 14, at Thetford. enfolk-Thurfday March r 9, at Bury Saha Edmund's. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Lord Chief Baron MACOONALDMr. Baron GRAHAM. Northamptonftirc-Monday I larch a. at Northampton. Rutland-. Friday Match 6, at Oakharn. I.incolnlhirc..-Saturdaly March 7, at the COM: of Lincoln. City of Lincoln-The fame day, at the City of Lincoln. Nottinghamthirc--Thurfday March Is. at Nottingham. Town of Nottingham-the fame day, at the WWII of Not tingham. Dertrythiro-Saturday March 24, at Derby. Lcicidteribire.-lA'ednefday March 18, at the Cagle of Lei ceftcr. Borough of Leto:Rex-Tina= day, at the Borough of Lei mita. City of Coventry-March 23, at the City of Coventry. Warnickthirc--The fame day, at Warwick. HOME CIRCUIT. Mr. Baron HOTHAM,-Mr. JititiCe HIATIL Wrtfordfhire--Thurfday March s, at Hertford. lira:-filonday March 9, at Chelmsford. Kant-Monday March 161 at hlairlitone. Suffex-Monday March 2 3 , at Hortham. • Surrey-WednofilayMarols 2 5 , at Kingliboo-usonaltanscia. WESTERN CIRCUIT. Mr. Baron Tnosarsian.-Mr. Juftice La BLANC. Southampton-Monday March 2, at the Cattle of Winchetter. Wilts-Saturday March 7,, at New Sarum. Dorfet-Thurfilay Mang to, at Dorthefter. Devon-Nlooday March 5,6, at the Calk of Eltettr. City and County of Exeter-The fame day, at the Guildhall of the City of EXIOM Cornwaft-March it, at Launcefton. aloserfet..-Saturday amok 2,8, at the Caftlis of Taunton. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Mr. Juftlecitooxr.-Mr. Juftice LAWILLNCL. Rerkfaire.-Saturday February 211, at Read*. Oafordftdre-Tuefday March 3, at Oxford. Wormltcrildre-Friday March 6, at Worcelter. City of Woradler-The fame day. at the City of Worcefter. Etaffoldildro-WAtsefday March ti, at Stafford. Shroehlte-Suuarday March 1 4 . at Shrewfbury. Heridiril/hire--Thurfday March 19, at lierrfoni ldonmostthlialac--Moaday March 23. at Monmouth. Glecofterftdre-Wedriefday March 25, at Cloudier. City of Cilocciter-:11w fame day, at the City of Glocelter. NORTH WALES SPRING CIRCUIT. THOMAS MANNSIS SOITON, Ef4.-Tuos. POTTS'S, Efq. AnlickY-WCatiefilar March ES at lowlands. Carnarvoillice-TudilaY Adat:ch P. at Cana:von. hicrionettaldrc--Monclay April 6, at Balt. Bit ECON CIRCUIT. The Hon. atoms Haanamos-i.taint. Marotta, gfit. Prefttisp—Nondiy March 23. Noreen-Sattudry Mirth IL Cardiff--Satorday April 4 , CARMARTHEN SPRING CIRCUIT. Cordlganthire--71turfday March 24, at Cardigan. Prnsbmlalkirt-Wectnefthay April a, at Havcrfordwelt. Cumarthatibire-..Turfday April 7. at Carmartlacu. The average Fria of Sogar, computed from the Returns made in the utd, nor., 7, the a Sth 41.1 of February. den. is s2s. alo. per bumircti wetto. Average nt encit in England and Waits, from the Re torus e:diug the 14th of February, filer. Wheat. Rye. I 11. rky. Oats. Beans. Peak. el th . d. s. d. cf. s. 41. 144 141 9 8 4 0..1 7 43 9 8o 7 85 11 BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Apra 11. Francis Mcrrywratber anst John Hardwidgc. of Ltonbird-itrect • London, merchants, at ten, at GuildhalL BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Id%tliam Allen, of the litgh-tixect, Birnalnghatn, druggift,to turrender )March to, 1, and April ood tcs, at the Spread- Fag,- Inn. in Spiceall-Rant. Birmingham. Attorniet, Mr. Mtde nigheth, and Mr. l'a'nwr, Birmingham. John Whitaker, of &amyl, cortoa-manufadturcr, Marris 9, to, and April 4, at thtet, at 114 Star Inn, Man. cheat! , Attotimp, Mr. Rohtnivn, Mulberry-Bred, Man- abetter. Mae. Main., of Crxe's Thurrnek, I, foap-riansfailiteer, Feb. ac. at tweiv., Mare!' 4, and Apra 4, at elavio, at 0.. 10,i.,:0n. At ton y , Pe..ra , Swithin'a.lane, I mambo. July Fielding. of Halifax, Yoriabire, innkeeper, March 1,6, rani April 4, t eleven, at the White Linn, Halifax. Attar 11141a, Mr. Cailtbut it, Bedford-row, I.undon; or :efr. Swain- fon, Halifax. Tlao:nas Hugh.% of I.iverput4, taylor, March ta, r ct twelve and April 4, at lia, at t h e Murk !iota, Williatofou-Ntutra. I,:verpooL A ttoruir t, Mr. jantcr :iprucer. Saint TirronaN'o. Buildings, I.iverf not ; or Mr. Thomas NlViodle, Dartkrt'a ... Buildings. I..cruten. John litagg, laps of I:rat Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer, Nita $7, aria April 4, at ten ' at Leaden. Attureey, Ma iolth.4. landon. Edward F..h01d3t1,..1 Kink. Mk! ton, I.aneafkirc,fallian manufaelarer. Marila 3. 4. and April 4, at elevan, at the Grille., in Mancleii. r. Atternin, Mr. Parker, Ihiry, lm. ealire or Mr. Modeewcrolt, er2yee-Ipn, Leaden. A kaandir Letter, of lgaikbern, thet.w, I.lA:eh 2, i...t St. fo'ist'a Tavern Blackburn, and A• nil 4, ..t the Iti4-I.hin len, in Pfeil:um Attune, a. Mr. W oink.. I liAlwrg; or Meffm. Nr. are J. Can. ItLekbern. joi,u e. of Kiedetimenee,Walren,npire. b u ild er , 14 prc i i at lax, Nl:rek 17. and April 4, at eleven,At the SlO3l , pnrt Inn, Sten:port. Atternks, hf.clim. Hi - Itolibim, Lecdou ; ur Mr. Hanna, ki'44crsoisrt cr. OLD BA/LE?'. Thurfday 17 Nit - oilers were tried at tile Old- Bailey, two of whom were capitally con v iaed, viz. Wl!Lint Clarke, for healing two heifers, the pro perty of Joleph Reynolds. Wilfurrn Itrenvn, for dealing two cows, the pro perty ef W illi.tm Chalklev. Seven were conviaed of felony, viz. Janes Wallace, for dealing a quantity of roße, the property of Jofeph I.ifford ; Brnj. Coverell, for dealing a copper tea-kettle, the property of James Griggs ; Eliza/di/ Craig, fnr dealing fix pewter pint pots, the property of William Dickenfon ; Patrick Crowley, for dealing. a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Rebecca Withers ; Philip Davis, for dealing a fhirt, the property of John Dibble ; Jlzilliom Maynard, for healing a laver watch, and other articles, the property of Jofeph Richards ; Nathaniel Hooper, for dealing four linen table-clotlis, the property of Richard Thomas Hopkins. And eight were acquitted, viz. EPer Rachel Frank:, Charles Blair, Charles Pop, George Spencer, George Bowyer, James Dillon, and Tho sea Davis. Friday eleven prifoners were tried, two of whom ure capitally conviacd, viz. John ele and John Sannders, for dealing out of a certain lighter, called the Cazenore, lying in the river Thames, about 6olb. weight of radius, value 81. the property of Thomas Bolt. • FOur were conviaed of felony, viz. William Davis for ftcaling, two printed books, the property of William George ; John Harris, for dealing two pair of illk llockings, and other arti cles, the poverty of Saralrflall ; John Harris, for dealing a ilk pocket handkerchief, the property of John Simcock. Catherine Sheba* for the wilful murder of Eliza beth Griffiths, by giving her two wounds in her neck with a knife, and which wounds were the caufe of her death. Griffiths (who cohabited with the deceaf ed) raid that lie lodged in the houfe of the prifoner in Angel -court, Strand, on the r ath of October la& ; that on coming home between ten and ele ven o'clock on that night he found. the d4eafed below (Lairs in the priloner's apartment; that they appeared both intoxicated, and' were quarrelling and pulling one another about : he and Mr. She ban having parted them, he went up to his own room, the deceafed followed prefently after, and complaining of her face being fcratcbed, he told her the thould have Raid up (fairs, and then it would not have happened ; this was all that paired between them. In a few minutes after, the door was basil open, the prifoner rutted in; and feiz ing the deceafed with her left band, (truck her two blows on the neck with her right—he did not obferve any thing in her hand, but faw the blood flow very fall ; in a few minutes the funk upon the floor, when he gave the alarm; fome perfons came in, but the deccafed had expired, and ip the bunk the prifoner made her efcape :—He admitted he had been drinking a little, but was by no means in liquor. woman who lodged in a room below the Grif fiths's, depofed that the prifoner and deceafed had been drinking together the whole of the day, and that they were both extremely drunk :—that after Griffiths (who was far from fober) and his wife went up him, there was a dreadful noife and difpute between them, which was very frequently the cafe; that the prifoner came up to the room of the wit nefh and from thence proceeded to that of Grif fiths, for the purpoft, as the thought, to put an end to their noife. In a few minutes after, the ,heard the cry of murder ; (he ran up mad found ;Griffiths coming towards the door with a bundle under his arm, and the prifoner holding up the de ceafed, who was all over blood, which fo frighten :ed. her that the fainted away. Ise fad of Griffiths being in the ad of coming tt:ward.s the door was corroborated by a patrole, who thereupon took him into cuftody.—A knife was found upon the floor all over blood, which Griffiths Paid belonged to his wife, and was lying upon the table before the prifoner came into their moue ' Another wiMcfs Rated, that the met the prifoner as the was running down Swan-yard, and afk ing her what was the matter, the replied, that the hoofs was on fire. This witneft afterwards faw Griffiths, who, the raid , was fo drunk at the time that he ;dually fell in the paffage. A Surgeon gave it as his belief, that the de ceafed had loft her life in confequence of the wounds the liadreceived in her neck, though he ac knowledged,, he did not examine the wound, nor compare the knife with it. Baron Hot. tia m, in fumming up, teemed to confider that wilful murder, which implied malice, was out of the quettion; and the queltion for the Jury would be to confider whether the was guilty of mantlaughtcr, and to Mid her guilty of - that, they mutt give credit to the tettimony of Griffiths, who was the only perfon that was prefent when the wound was given; and, before they did that, they would recoiled he was pofitively contradided as to there not having bctn any words between him and the deceafed, after they had got into their own room, and before the prifoner came to them; and alto the very fulpicious fituation in which he was found, namely, that inflead of offering any af fillance to the unfortunate creature with whom he cohabited, and whom, according to his account, he perceived covered with blood, or endeavouring to. fecure her murderer, he was in the very a& of abandoning her in that melancholy fituation, by 'quitting the room ; but it was for the Jury to de cide, and he had no doubt they would do jultice. The Jury retired for about half an hour, and then returned a verdid—Guilty of Alsrellarg‘er. And, five were acquitted, viz. Thou Barton, Elias 17otiss, Abraham Davifosi 'Thou Periisfon, and Prier Ensurer. A fellow who. waited on Thurfday at a public houfe in the Old-llailey, to give evidence againft woman who bad rubbed him of fome articles, Lin which had all been rellored to him, got fu in :toxicated before the trial was called, that, on en ',tering the wander box, he could hardly Rand, laud when queflioned by the Recorder, refpeding .what were contents of a bandit w hich he held under his arm, lie dammere4 out, g , ' , auk tuat to you, Old Big Wig ?"—I-.le was of comic imme diately oid,:ed into La;dody, apd the wumasi was On Saturday fifteen pi ifoncrs were tried, one of whom was capitally conviaial, viz. 1 / 1 1.0 Tuay, aged tv aye years, for burglarioufly , breaking and.entering .be dwelling-houfe of Mat-I thew Mog io .rcridge, auk; dealing therein a pair of l men's leather limes, yitlue ss. Twelve were convicted of felony, viz. Sarnk liiil, • for dealing a pair of leather !hoes, the property of Alexander Jofeph Theophilus Humphreys.—Rwhel Matthews, for dealing four guineas, and other money, the prosrty of Wil liam Cable.—Thumas Pufica, for dealing a pair of linen (beets, and other articles, the property of John Irwin.—Gage Peste-V, for dealing a qbantity of iron, the property of R. Mortimorth—Maikew Rtarden, for dealing a piece of broad cloth, and other articles,' the property of A. Mackenzie.— Heniy Speller, for dealing a quantity of oats, the property of C. Ilutchins.—F. Ye, for Healing a trufs of hay, the property of J. Addifon.—y. Wil ton, for dealing a coat, the property. of W. Bel lamy.—T. Bray, for dealing fix pieces of rib the property of A. Harrifon.—J. Leath, for fleabag 4 pair of boots, the property of J. Hoppe. Merchant, fox dealing a pewter pint pot, the property of B. Whitaker.—y. Dell, for dealing three pieces of oak timber, the property of W. Goodman.—And two were acquitted. On Wednefday evening, Allan Norse and Me mo 04.ver were brought before the fitting Magif trate, at Bow-fireet, on fufpicion of having defraud ed a Air. and a farmer from Northampton (hire, of 551. by the (tale trick of pretending to find in the area a diamond croft.—The prifoners pofi tively denied the charge ; but the publican, at whole houfe the tranle'tion took place, declaring he believed them to be the men who were at has bona on Wednefday with Mr. H—., the Ma giarate thought it his duty to fend the matter be fore a Jury, and therefore bound them both over in the penalty of tool. each, to profecute the pri. loners for the felony at the prefent Old Bailey Sef lions. At Nine o'Clock on Monday Morning next, the State Lottery commences drawin g . The Pi got Diamond prize will then be deterniinod by the Ara Ticket that is draWn out of the wheel, cor refponding with a Diamond Lottery number. The Diamond is eilimated in value at near Thirty Thoufand Pounds. The T ckets are on falo at Two Guineas each, by Ricumtosori, GOODLOCIII and Co. at their Offices, to+, Cornhill, Charing Crofs, and Norwich, where the two lalt prizes of Thirty Thoufand Pounds fluted, were fold. On Monday nest, the fecond of March, the Eng lifh State Lottery begins drawing. The Tickets, Halves,Q2arters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Stamped Shares are foiling in the greaten Variety of Num bers, and lowelt terms, at Mr. c not soti's Office, No. 16, Cornhill, oppofite the Bank of England ; where the fchentes at large, containing the parti culars of the extraordinary fuccers which has at tended the purchafers at this office, are to be had grati.s. N. B. As Tickets and Shares will out k lower, Merchants; Clubs, itc. 4c. will EAU money by an immediate purch afe. No. a 6, Coax Nal, LONDON:--alfo at Liverpool and Exeter. Pigot Diamond Tickets are felling, at Two Guineas each, by Holism's' and Co. The Prize is valued at 30c0001. and is toile determin ed by the Drawing of the prefent Englifh Lottery. —lt will be the kirftdrawn Ticket of the Num. tiers from 1 to 11,428, inclutive. The only Diamonds that ever were ditpofed of by Lottery were fold by Hotoissv and CO. in the year 1774. at their old eitablithed State-Lottery 04CO. HOILNSIY and Co. beg leave to recommend an early Purchafe, on account of the very trifling Number they Lave for Sale. On Monday the 2d of March, the Englifh State Lottery begins drawing; Mars. J. Joe sou and I Co. beg leave to inform their numerous Friends, and the Public, in general, that, from the rich , nth of the Scheme, and the demand for Tickets, in confequence, being fo great, that they can af fert, with confidence, Tickets will not be cheaper, they, therefore, recommend an early purrhafe. Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are felling in a great variety of Numbers, and at the loweft Prices, at their old Licenfed State Lot tery Office, No. 3, Pope's-head Alley, Cornhill, which has been fo highly ditlinguilhed in the late and former Lotteries, for felling and (baring Ca. pital Prizes. Tickets are carefully regiftered the earliell acenu tof their fuccefs; and Money for the Prizes paid on demand. " Strew the way over with Flowers," fays an ex- I cellent old Song.—lmagination furnifhes ten thou- ' land delightfurfeenes, and a Lottery is the moil fruitful foil for their produce. Hope fits fruiting on the brow of every adventurer—gayeft profpeets rife to his mental eye—a ten—a twenty—a thirty thoufandpound prize is contemplated with far more rapture from the idea of its potfeffion, than many enjoy from its &dual expenditure. A Lottery cannot be Riled " a bafelefs fabric of a vifion," fince numerous individuals necelfarily mutt ob.! min its prizes, proportionate to the fpirit of ad- ! venture. There is alfo an intrinfic valise in the pleafure of expedation—in being entitled by e i the tenure of a ticket or a (hare to a confidera ble fortune. A rich man may add to his afau. ence ; an individual, in a middling life, it may elevate to grcatnefs, whilft the humblefi of the community may, from its happy aufpices, be in anl inftant /natched from laborous toil, to a Rate of cafe and independence--children born to no here ditary fortune, may be amply provided for from a prefcnt by their parents (according to circum. (lances) of tickets or (bares. In (tort, for a very comparatively trifling Tint, are individuals yearly crowned with competence and wealth from the I.otteries Corragepia, whole Bream of treafures. /lbws through POPS'S O ffi ce, No. la, the corner of the Royal exchange, direEtly facing the Bank of En nd, having abso lutely fold and regiftered in the ft Lowry more than half et its capital prises.. 1);2.:). At Dumfries, on tboratilni. m-sh r.lsis ja-1 rackfon, daughter of Robert Jadifon, riy. Pr.v.at t Dundna On Friday fe.nnight, Eing,geso A few days ago, Mr. Robert Lambert, ui the iseg's Head public haute, Foffgate, York. . On the 2hth ult. Mr. Timothy Padre, of Sarugb, ear Mutton, aged 65: Lathy, Mr. John Prieltly, of the Lodge, near kalif. %, merchant. sllo ad inftant, Mrs. Ht.7gate, wile of Junes !Icyrx.'e, Eh. of Plackocy. VALUABLE . CHURCH PREFFR:aII TO lib SOLD bY AL'CI By Mr. SYDPIt., At Garraway's Coffee-haute, on Etiday the I.7th ioA,wt , at One o'Clocit prceilcie, rlr HE Perpetual Advowfbn of the Vicarage of CHAWERIS, in the County of ( foh jedt to the Life of the refent Incumbert. aged hint! ;;tree; confining of a modern and fuhitantial Bei.* • also e. ()flees, and Garden; with the Viatri.il Tithes of Parini, containing neatly taoco Acre* of fertil,.. _trabh, Paiture Land, whereof Sow are already inch:fed, and in &high Rate of euitirm ion, of the annual value of !mi. Cbattrris W a pelt town, about 69 milts kom London, 24 from Cambridge, and to from Fly. Part of the purchafe mosey may MUM on too, sage ; aed printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Tyndale, Solkitor, Lincoln's :an Fields; of Mr. Paddifon„ Sacker, at Louth, i n lAnoolnittire; and of the AuCtioneer, at Thetford. Norio*, by letters, (port paid.) VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES watt MANORS. saw ACLESBURY, BUCXS. TO SE SOLD SY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At bit Great-Roan, in Pall-Mall, on 'llurfillay, the sth of March, at One o'Clock, in St: I.o TI, THE following VALUABLE FREEHOLD sTATBS, defimbly fituatc in the rich Vale, about two it Ik m from Ayletbary, Bucks, the Property of a Nobleman. The Mapco of Burithorn, arid the capital Dairy or Gran Farms, with the (Wishle Beading% and 706 Acres, 3 Rood.. of Rich Feeding or Meadow Land, compadt, It to Tenant" at will, at very low old Rants at near looal. per laaa. but of the Annual Value of near Fourteen Hundred Pounds._ ' the Manor of arrive, and. Two capital Dairy or Feeding Farms, with hatable Blifidings, and 366 Akre'. $ Roods, $8 Perches of Nth Laid, cainpa4, Tithe free, let to Tenants at Will, at low old Rapt, d uo} hut of the Annual Value of near Si: Hundro4 Pounds. Also, a capital Wood, called Lee Wood,lltuate tbp foul& of tiOiatiptun, containiug In Acres, a Roods, and 28 Perches, incliding about 7 Acres of lkich Meadow, in hand, of the Pro prietor. well flocked with capital thriving Timber. The Tenants willibew the /Blahs, or by zpplleatlon to Mr. Brown, the Steward, of Lillie% at Wooden. N. B. The Manor of ftringdon. Hardwick, and Peat hafton, aro difrofestof by.krivate Ossprigt. Printed Particulars may bit bad at the Conga, AO matt'; Whits Hare. Milfenden ; at the Prittripallna, Backbit/haat of tha Priaten Lairoßer. astirbistefitrd Kenn at the Itakilum CoWen4quk, Corahal; 4n4 in Pa 1104411, where a Plan of the Pilate' tn.ty be feta. SOL.OhlObl's GU: DE 'lO 1im.4.1:11 I, prieeSs. Juft. pablilbod by Mathews, NC. 11, ritrat,d. aeolgynacinds, Patinaofterwow...-TO Tins PI'IILIC. 'THIS Work has paled filitrogia a nalltthCt •fi 'I etlitiOna. and has e xperienCed: 4 fink: •aprocedently great; it ft therefore now rcpriuted with sinanv improvements. roan may be with maidence affertod, that, Cu valuable a puWicatios 10 the affildied in valuta has never bust printed in Afton any abet language:—Tire weak and !Militate. funialo—tits youth who has jolt flatbed his calucation at any of the publics fcroinarics—the aged who arc dcouping. under Wilder* originating from an impurity of blood—pcople of Whew., ttudious anions of s. cosigned and ftdratiu7 lift - ' 4l alfe that afßined w th nervous aS ion, in gran.ral. will guil “ SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO HF.A.I.TH" a faithful comp- Mon and an muffing inftrettori—ln Ikon, no eCIPSOII who values the , ..yment of a good- Item *Cheek:la wilthommoment without bet..., poffeifed of this (mall, cheap, valuable, madam portant publication. The difohler* peculiarly incident to the fenatt lean may fitsation, are alto expasiuted upon, together with advice to both feats, for thole (tart infirmities of nature, which delicacy often, forbid. to elliftlofe, even to the newest naiads*: compritag a Traatife ow female Thicafts, Nervous, Hypochondria, Case &raptly. Complaints, Ike. fah The public are sow prefented with n variety of new obferva. t nag in this edition, whereby the valetudinarian may labial* the true. pidl ore ..i his diforder, whether hereditary or acciden tal, throuical astute, aod alto the bell appeared ronedics for °bulldog as immediate and 'ailing curt recommended. And as nuvous and hypochondriac complaint* me inuals more prevalent in hurope than is ccacragy. imagined, atteadtall with many drcadfal and alarming iymptoins, which certainty , claim Wigwam, and not, as is too amoral/atlas cafe, docifum an contempt, the Author hen bona vary atteigivn to their medial of care; and he flames Madill from the. obfervrtapas be haa made, that time prcfent is as good a tread's on did , unfurls at any citant. The tender Female, who, Omagh by means is &lined to be the preferrer of the. human rues, yet is, alw. l' liable lo many natural indifpolitions, which resider lar,coaditioa Mar wretched and unequal wham campmate tit male. For what ever fituation of life he is placed iii,lll: feldom erloya apcafeeft Itateof health. If lie enters into the weekled Rats. one (rev that fame of pleadure fontethlng bitter &rifts; and Phiptailhf brings with it a traits, of loathing, ficasoofs,&e. If the remains tingle, the nil fcamcly be able to avoid labouring nada' rasa hahrmity,becaufe Ike Is a" granger to antedates pangs."' What can be of more Importance too halide, titan to be prtv perky acquainted with ma- fylaptimala which ihe iapondiarly liable ? And how to conduc t herfeiflo fachairenneflapaces,witlw ' out wounding her delicacy by a ilifclefureaf her fun minis.- ' preheadions to the rude fcrutisay of pretended Friends P The Pamphlet points oat the metbodkof'cort, from a Pea. horragia or Gonerrhaa to a eonigrmed, Sapient'. To which b ald A, an fifty un Secret Vencrye mak se lilforatak an IMP' tcncy in the Male; Sterility or ibtramandoindeleast to Funded* ' kt.: an Appendix oh th.: subject of military an,l defftgetivt ' vice, and an added, to Parents. Guardians, Tutars,tald theft who have the can: and education of youth. Likarlfe advice t" Bathers at Margate. Southampton. ficarboran*Balbeitrii nil, dec. Ike. particularly the aided with NctVatiS Complqapta. The whole is illultrated and interfpraird wall a ratite?, okatv throng (aft., never beton: publiftwel p explamingthelgomptoms. mode of treat meat. and remodlee in taw Mi( rent Oar* of a err , taln difcafe , caution* to young parina* ro the ding..r. of imam per caluelioas or improper treatment, kee with the datums between real e altered fyinpturcs and thole fre.phalt)y maskall for them. Theft who have fallacy! In bat cibnstas, mil art emaciates. or labour under a continual drain of isatem. wfterchationt bs ; dily ftrength is not unlv cabaudbedb but alto that Arm a" vivacity impaired, will rout with a friendly monitor la tars (mall, tho Ugh important puldkation.—ft has beat the Mealnat ' Levin. thoufabla of deers In the lire ...,:cinit complaints a , a 1 America. ! The valetudinarian by tinh, who hat.raartstal Sash his ya. 1 tents the inheritance of a ditalfeatandlotervi , ll.: *mica the *- bate fecula, wham an immured anti itme.fte- life. talitt-,rr with the immoderate oft of :..1, and W. ‘tif wt Ala and watery di ! metes, has, without any fault orb, ehbrougart on all the alma. Nos fymptonts of a confureptiv... Labia, sod am, evidamatftwalln. 81144ner, (making Into an made,* grave In lack as dada* 1 a Ike Gesideto*litaktlar W.ll awl t h e riteßammamagot med. and plat ow tar: mods of reiteration, to the ugollnant of tt watt* of all the cost feat:, Health. *titan warbler Is worth . Cr Il i rs lg ai7co to any bccclierain town.ermallgatiall " Sotassolee Opina. r G:fem. en," will isa dialy.aluallangial I only, threstillings each wiry, bet of caraway. rcwii Lc) Paroled fa; tso Proprietors 11 J014740/111 1 1 2 ., (of Canta.Ve-itreat) at the .Iyaa rot 44-Cterainis NI% r. 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