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• • - • • • ,ASSIZES. ' HORSItAtf,' MARCH sy. 10VCT1011.4.-1100X tIL V. SP E!!CIER• isinr Counfel opened the pleadings, and at this was an alion to obtain recovery of for the feditaion of the Plaintiff's daughter. 'scant SHEPPARD, in an eloquent and im- Ipeech, detailed the circumnances of the cafe, animadverted on the feveral points with great ' feeling. He began with °heaving. that • action of a dittraffed father, brought on of the feduainn of his daughter, by. the Defendant, from the paths of virtue, aid lation of the neareft and dearefl feelings of heart. He bad to prefent to the Jury a molt aggravated wickednefs that they conceive. It was the cafe of a man who received into the family of the Plaintiff as the moll intimate kind. He had been ad the laudable editor of the girl whom he had He had heen the acquaintance of the rom his youth ; and having, by his atten , and rivetted the affeaions of the Plain- , iter, he had availed himfelf of that affec. :klefs hour tqfeduce her from the ways of the became pregnant by him. While the Bate, he had the injußice to abandon her, ry another woman. The Defendant, who conduced himfelf, was a Quaker ; but the Serjeant faid be meant no imputation upon of men. Their doOrines muff certainly in t phi/lice of morality and virtue, and their affeaed more than ufual decorum. By fo therefore, was the condole nettle Defendant im7ated, for it was an additional aura w 'the garb of fanaity to cover and vices. The Plaintiff and the Defendant perfons in the middling clafres of life, but ik fufficient for the Plaintiff mot, poignant the wound which had been infliaed upon Plaintiff was a clock maker, refiding at the Defendant a balket maker, refiding [erne town. The parties had been acquaint. • years, and he was intttoOed the Defendant (hewn a partiality for the daughter of the He had addrelfcd her when (be was no the age of eighteen years ; but her parents that me war then too young for the mar sh, and delayed their confent. That, how- Rowed which was natural to be expelled— tired into their honfe, without fulpicion, the was conAdtred as the affianced hatband of daughter. At the time at which he perpetrat infalooos purport, the girl was not living at her father, bnt at the honfe of a - Mr. in the fitattown, into whore fervice the . on aCeount of force lots in his - family. And would kill eel the attention of the Jury to eoefielered, under the conviaion of his Lord *law of this call. This aaion was given reeobipence for the fu pled lots of the the daughter. In meafuiing . the damages c a ppated lots of fervice, the Jury was not re -* edofider the Mere aftual foes of fervice, at libeity to give damages for the injured A suf 'the parent. The fmaliell fervices which a tendered.toits parent were fufficient to rapport Cori ; even the fervices of duty and affeaton— lite Learned and revered Chief jullice of (Lord 'Kenyon) faid be would prefume ternieks;' without proof, from a child to a pa -etoder toll:ippon the action. In raft, the ac arfoliided upon a &lion of law, and. like all a law was meant to be the means of "I'obaa•Cral juftice • for it was meant to fe ,„ifity of the bell and cleared of all human in mate'''. the intereft which the parent had in and moral eondua of his child. There teed, a cafe from the Northern Circuit, but d tnatetially from the prefent. There the Left her father's houfe. and declared it was determines! porpore never to return to it again. s having taken place before the feduaion there iplained of was elicited. the Court, upon that held the anion would not lie. That rea ,wever, 'did not apply to the cafe before While the girl was abfent from the guar her father, in the houfe of Mr. Wheeler, (hued, the Defendant had free accees to why thould he dot He was a friend of family He was her honourable Cukor! more—be was her affianced hatband ! 'He '1 men, the man Moll interefted to protea was t h e man lhortly expeaed to become proteaor for life. He, however abaled this and the unfortunate girl fell a viaita to inns—lbe merited pity, though not guilt .. who could tell what - were her feelings 'lt happen, at a moment, for fuck moments there hie; when human nanue could not always temptation. The parents knew nothing of tent r for foam time afterwards, and the 41 ft l e the mother got of it; was froth the De iinsfelf. If he had . given this communica- , forrow and contrition, and had wifhed to only atonement then remaining, he *would well. If he had profe*d a defire of re r to his arms as his wifeAefore a bufy and world could have become Acquainted with be would have stied a manly parr, and have. nerited forgivenefs from = there he had Aid. The mother received the communication might be expeaed, and heaped many injurious - ‘ll,oli head—but what mother, in like fita would not have done the tone He did, ; .proftll 'llls intention of' marrying the giti 4 4husTedeeed, and tho ugh he made the cow stlnuitatitin grofs terms, yet, Paid the Learned had.hc aged as he ought, we Amid hot the -laagusge of a man in fubordfnate life, thoraughti.hate bad the advantage of a better 1 let the Jury judge, what mull have forprif• of this .famiky, ...hen they hard Defforiant, notwithaanding this promill, inarried, tougher woman, and Another woman tnatle,the fame actuation agaiult bins, and ends, had compelled him to• make hotiouti- Ition to her. That, however, would he no bh p/ i bi s ali v e, nor would he, Cutely, amla,city to time it oo this oceafton as a de the parent siting. But this *as not ill.— Ire other eireumtlanees in this cafe of a moll log eotnpleßion ; when this girl found her preps*, and cosotounicAted the circunittstace to him, he advifed her to do-that which muff fink a man to the 'awed abyfs of infamy ; and afterwards, by way of degrading and wounding the feelings of the fattier, he had the impudence himfeif, to go to the parith officers, and tell them of the date of this girl, and advifed them to look out for an indemnity to the parifh. How could language find means of adequately defcribing the condor!t of this profligate Defendant, who to the cruelleft of injuries could thus add to the moft wanton of infults ? He was, however, told today, that this young libertine would attempt to defend himfelf, by attacking, and at tempting to dithanoor the former character of the girl he had 'hors deliberately fednced. If he fhonld prove any ads of depravity 'on her part, fubfequent to I .rr ruin by him, it mutt influence the account againk him, for to him it was owing tkat the had fallen into infamy ; for, before the time that the De fendant perverted her mind, he would thew that her condo& was unimpeachable. What mull be the feelings of the wretch, who could thus attempt to blalt the female he was the fled to dithonour If her conduct now were as had as the wall of prollitutes that walked the ftreets of LOOdoo, it was no defence to the man who WI allured bet from the ways of virtue, into the road of Viet . ; on the contrary, 'it very much aggravated his crime, by difplayiag all its molt horrible confequences. The Learned fier jeant added, that as we walked the " wide world," and raw fcenes which mutt snake the feeling heart ach, when contemplating the miferies of the ruined females who wandered houfelefs through the Greets of tile town, even though they had been half way meeting their own ruin ; yet what ought to be the condud of a man who was trolled as thebeft guar dian of a female's honour ; yet violating the facred trufl, bad deftroyed that virtue which be wasbottnd to defend; who, inflead of the filling and prated ' ink bad driven forth his charge as an objea for " the hand of (corn to point its flow and moving fin' ger at," who butt for him would have been as pure and unfpoued as the babe which fin bore him.— Money could make but poor reparation for there in., juries ; but it was the only one which the law could give. He thould therefore call for ferious damage s spina this libertine ttraker, which might ectiratn him from Seducing the affedions of young women, and ruining . the peace of honed families. He would call witnedis to prove the cafe, and fhould the defence which he had hinted at be attempted to be fet up, the Jury would look at it with eagle's eyes, and mark their difapprobation of it by the amount of their verdid. For, although this unfortunate girl might efcape being an objet of general (corn, yet the mutt be mine of general pity ; and, next to being a 'Mark of general (corn, that of being one of general pity was the next *ode fituation in the relent date of the world. The Learned Serjeant ha•in concluded, Mr. Jul lice Ronal laid, he thought this was a cafe which had better be heArd out of Court ; he thought a preper perfon would be a Condemn of the BM', and if the parties agreed to it, he would name the arbi trator. The Counfel contenting. Mr. BosatiQy sr was named. Saturday week, as Captain Gs am of /Ceram, was driving his curricle in Temple-fireet, Bnftnl, be tween a dray and a waggon, he was tspfet by the former, and ran over by the Later t he died on the rpot. Yeflerday morning, about ten o'clock, a man was teen floating in the Serpentine River, in Hyde Park. He was taken out, and appeared to have been in the water fame time. He had on a black coat and waiß coat, mixed Rocking pantaloons, and half boots ; teems to be about forty.• No trace could 6e found to whom l►e belongs. The body is removed to Mount Rreet work houfe, until the Jury fills. Tuefday a labouring man named.Buckworth, who had been married three months, brought his hopeful partner before the Sitting Alderman, and complain ed that (he had nut only rendered his life intolerable by ill behaviour, but was married to another huf band, who had lately vifited her. The wife denied the charge, and alledged in her defence, that her nevi fpoufe had kept her on bread and water one month out of the three ance their marriage. She alto fiat• ed, that the had buried two former hufbands, and bad (hewn the undertaker's bills to the complainant. No diral evidence of the bigaq►y could be adduced. The woman's confeffion, during a fit of pafion, was the only ground of the prefent application ; the Al derman therefore ditcharged the parties, advifing the complainant to make.a minute inquiry into the rafts uf• die tranfadion. A fervant girloamed Drew, charged two Moe makers with decoying her into a publie•houfe, near Cloth Fair, and making her intoxicated, during which they took two guineas and two half guineas from her pockets. It appeared there was no proof, that the men in quefiion committed tbit robbery ; and as their employers F aye them a good eharafter, they were difeharged.. lie Alderman cenfured the girl's coadna for being found in a Rate of drunkenness. Isolossv.—Yefterday fe'nnight,an inqueß was held at Bibury, Gloucefierfhire, before W. TRIGG, Oen denten, Coroner, on view of the body of a mak in fant, about eight days old, who was accidentally I soifoned by a deleterions drug being adminiftered in millake for magnefia. The circumßances of this melancholy cafe were as follow : A woman was fern to a (hop in the neighbourhood. to purchafe a penny worth of magnefia, with which Ilte was regularly ferved ; but a packet of rat powder having been . .placed on the counter, direited to a gentleman who ' had ordered it, and feveral people being in the (hop at the time, it was nbt at the moment obferved that the "woman had taken the packet by mitlake ;—and Isein . Itranger, enfortnnately ate could not be re cognifed. At night, the mother defired a boy about (even years of age. who could not read, to open the pariel, when The took a (mall quantity of the powder and bkoded.it with the inf.int's pap. which occafion -ed its stetih . in a very thou time. Nn blame what 'erer coal!! swath to the perfon who fold the meg ,nefia ; and tliesaicideni was Noy to be attributed to the grofs ignotaice M I the poor woman, the packet having contained 'plain printed cfirations.—Verdift, 'Died by poifon innocently adminillered. On Monday laR an Inguell was taken before one 'Of the. Coroners of die County of EA:. at Little Mattock on the body tf a Than who was found dead in the hi mad, near Chulwell, in the way from Realtor to Tilbury Fort. He was lying on hia Dlt D. On the 6th init. et his taste in HOland, in the 64th yesr of his see. Trederie Utilities: Henry barna de TuyU, brother of the Omitted*. of Athlone. On the 13th indent, in Hanover-buildings, Southampton, Mrs. Wilkes, widow et t h e l ate Samuel Wilma, Efil• . __ _ On the t Ith inftant, at Edinburgh, Mr.bec:rge Stcuenfon, Clerk to the Surveyors Genera of Aecifed Tares for Scotland. ?tidily, at Portfea, Mn Yoong, wife of Colonel Young of the Poramouth Divifien of Royal Moines, and liars of the late Major Crefwell. Ciaphani, on the 224 init. Mania Petrie, Rfq. Coamitfary of Accounu. Monday, at South Lambeth, Mn."C'hampney, of Cheapfide. At Rath, on the zph in*. Mn. Berth, wife of Rear Admiral Beetle, and daughter of the late Janus Modyford Heywood, Efq. of Mariftovr, Der °Whim. At EdinlaUrgb, on the trtlt ham; Edward Broughton, Ell Accountant General of &die. - FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, Re. P9CTO[•L ISIIIICI!or COLTIFOOT. THE Herb COLTSFOOT. called. Tuffilago by the Anthems, was &flit:plated by theta, as its name fulS ciendy conveys, for its tudknee Id the cute Of Coughs and otbet ' Pulmonary Complaints ; and this Effence has, in the courfe of a long pradUce, been found the molt fare and cffedual remedy for Coughi, Alihmas, sod all difurdat of the Lungs. It guilty opens the breaft, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold. lia.imirably allays the tickling which pro vokes frequent toughing. and takes off the unary Militias from acrimonious humours, cla antes the (mall glands, relates the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the weird& Thus it regularly aid, Wetly cores 'Confuntiations of the loop* Minding, if taken before the kegs are ulcerated. It cures alfu all bulky and dry Coot be, diffnloct congealed Phlegm, heals rawnefs and formers of the *eat. bturnac6 and Lungs, and gives Immediate relief to there who, through age and infirmity, are deprived of reft or Deep. This Elam is prepared only by James Ryan, furgcoo In &Mot, and fold, wholefale and retail, by P. Newbury and Sons, at No. Is , the Et at End of St. Paul's, London. in Bottles, price ~s. Ad. each, duty Included. None are genuine but there which have the words, M F. Newbury, No. 45, St. Pairs," migrated in the ftaroP BEAUTY AND CLEANLINESS. To fweeten ikc Breath, citable the Mouth, prefcrve and whiten the Teeth, cure Gum Boils, and remove all attendee oldeta dotes, Is rteontascoded the AMBOYNA LOTION. r I 'HE Drug froiti which the LOTION is prepared Is pendhißy adapted fur -all DiAuders of the MOO l'H, TEETH.d GUMS ; it was fiat imparted by a Gentleman of known de en ara&er And fortune, who having experienced Its Won derfol effedliOntrodoced It for the hem fie of others. While It deludes the mouth of all impure and timid particles. it WHI- T/INS obi TPA f H heals the Gums, and.inttandy SWEETENS the BREATH. Nothing hero areal a drawback of beauty as bad teeth, nothing more offenfive than a (wild breath ; the Amboyna Lotion,ma the firft application, improves the former and reltioVes . the latter, while by its asitiputrefcint and balfamle qualities It pre vents derly, *ad removes all escrefeences. Sold wharf& and retail by Shaw and Edwards, Nn. 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Mr. Pearfall, Holborn, I.nodOn, price 41. lid. per bottle, and mar be had. by their ap pointment, of every Vender of Medicine ia the kingdom. Sham and Edwards, Na. 66, St. Paul's Mara -yard, haying the fale tight lo the fele of the shove and following Medicines, his Majefly'eCammilfioners of Stamp Danes, to team their pro :a:rot* pirseY, have ordered their addicts, Shaw and Ed , do, St. P 411 1 .1 Chorck-yard.to be engraved on the Stamps aeolialPaaying each Medicine. This la the only mark of author- StilOhn Hiles Ballots s. d. .•s. d. 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TO BE SOLD-BY AUCTION—By Mr. MUNN, At Ca rraway's .on I'riday the t 7th May, in Lot;, unlch. an accep table offer for the whole be made orror before the 26th April, THE truly definable Fit EEHOLI) ES - PATE of BLYTH, with the Manors of aLyTH and' BARNeY MOOR, extending over a large track of land, and poffeffing fere rior coverfor game, with which they are abundantly flocked:Com piling a capital and fabitantial manfton, with slaniettie Mikes of coach houfes for fix carriages , narks, exten fi velawa and plesfurc trowitib. enriched with (t ar d y ha every rods def an e d rip atklic tlori,fp ro4an acious , villiatl;thng, fervants' bed.rbambcr,, large gra naries, aline (tram, plentifully flocked with hilt, enters the or namental ground,. under an elegant Rote-brulge, and expand, in a noble (beet of water in front of the manf.un, pa' tog through the lawn and adjacent encinfures; walled kitchen ganten, stmt.. hank, bot-Tusafe, andfuceeflion hoafe; the whole in perfett order, and fit for,the reception t' a family of the lire rellseiftabillty. At a deferable diftaucc is a complete farm-y on all tides by agricultural offices of every clefs. together with a neat dire!. ling-houfe for the Iteward, plantations of D acres, a ,„ 2 a highly cultivated farm in hand, of upwari. of ;eta ;coos of palture and arable land, divided by thriving towe l t ete euere ,, iou Inclofores, (nrrounding the marfion ; fereral nch cow—. - ornamental by a pro f u fi on of es/c. mu to the damn% confilt;eg of a der pruporiii4, of sia o .c tia l fti "o tabl! bn bu d ildie 4 ; buildings, in complrie repair. all J et to ir taanidtipaftmberure,; w 6 fpettabk yearly [enacts. A capital Coto Mill. with fire pair of . ftours, regularly and eerily firplied Aith a ru,wiy erected dwelling-honk and u.,km - and nearly 6o acres of arable and meadow land. .The Ar.get Inn. in Blyrh, with !tabling tor newly ton hoefes, and fevcrid.tervi of rich laud. Numerous QM liiist•hnsfes, with yards, gardens, and outtioihi up; arid fevered nek Cottages in Birth, rich cow commish, ay.! uetachnipitees of pseure and arable land. The Ettate, which is completeir watered. and umeually compatt, confifts of nearly 22C3 metes, partly tytht free, or foiled to a (mall modus only, and is io a high ante of cul tivation. The buildings arc in fulattantial repair, the rents may be Immediately improved, no part being let on !cafe. Exclufarre of the manflon, ornamental greffinds, Misery, and manors, the eftate Is of theeelmated annual value of 2,750 L Among the peculiar s and perhaps unrivalled advantages of this eaate, are the refpeittabeity of the neighbourhood, being in the vicinity of Workfop, Thorfcby, and other diftinguithed places, the fags of fnme of the firit families, the fuperior diverfi n e for whi c h t h e manors are e.lehrared, and its fine (porting fituation, beingwkiiint a lhortaleftante of the Duke of Leeds's, the La-I of Darker:as and Mr. Lumley Saville hunts. The whol e I s fi ngularly de hie to any G n leman writhing to realize inane of the firalituatinna tax the kingdom. The furniture may be taken at an appraifement.— Blyth L dillant from'the Great North Road two mike, four front Bawtry, twelve from Doncafter, fourteen from Rotherham, sigh. teen Rom Sheffield, forty from York, arid it all eafy alluvia from Coal. The roads are g'.od, and the Canal from Gainfboronghts Chelterflehlitaffes within tour miles. The ntattfion may be viewed with tickets only, to be had of Mr. &Elbow, Solicitor, I incolies Inn, (whey a plan of the Ettate Our be feet) who is authorifed to treat by Private Contra& Mt. Hornealtle, the Steward, at Blyth, will thew the Efiate,,astalilst. feriptive Particulars will he ready for ai.livery on the 26th of April, and may be had of Mr. Berbow ; Mr. Horneattle,Blyth ; at the Hotel, Liverpool ; Bridrveater Arms. Manchelter; George, York ; Bull and Mouth, Lords; Angel, Sheffield; Stafford Amts. Wakefield; Black moor Head, Nottbigham ; Wks:m.llmA Dur. ham; Hotel, Birmingham; Bulk, Briftoi ; White Hart, Bads; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Muon, Walbrook. WEAKNESS AND EMACAATION. "'rite Lord hath toured Medicines to gr..w mat of the Earth, and be that is wile will not abhor them ; for with fueb doth be heal men and take away their pain." Fed. lizard'. o. 7. `HE CORDIAL BALM of GII.EAD has Ca% in repute to the ye, y pinnacle of (amt. Univinaly as it l a 'Trotted to in cafes of wenkners and emaciation, fn alio are its be, tan and Itealtli-refturing finalities equally univerfal. Some perhaps, unacquainted with its virtues, not having perufed that Inn:rating Guide,'• (wh•ch m u tt h e but few indeed) may,be induced to a& what is the Balm of Gilead fit firs what complaint doth it cure ? Fri anrattr this it will be neteirary to " Hold op the-Mirror to Nature." Let thole who are attliztA in the following manner redrd ell the tour , that prodne z d feeh havo: upon "the wkoltrome aPPIs titer and powers of life," Jiforilered ttomach, dry cough, weak ners in the voice, hoarrener, fhorniers at breath upon the kali e irreife, niazationot the whole fyttem. Thole affliettd wttb piet.cis,l ftke eyes, weakners of fight or memory, mould rake time IA confider, as Linezus rays, that "youth tithe impor tant period of framitg a robult conititution," and that 't nothing toile dread, cl f. much as premature excels." The foundati.4l of a happy old vets a good conibtution in youth; temperance and modaatton at that age are pafpons to happy grey hairs. Nothing can be better dercribed than in the words of Arnifirong— ..--" For want of timely care Mill have died of medicable wounds." For fuck as th, re, then, this healing calm is fultable. Cow plaints allied under the caunekon appellation of Nervous and Confumptive are its proper clitnaz—the one it will eradicate—din other will he cured by its influence :—the Balm of Gilead ha; produced more good in this country than any Medicine UDCe the tolinatiou of the Materia Medico. • Solomon s Guide to Health. To be had at Gilead linufe, ne..i. Liverpool ; Mrs. Matbewr i , No 11, Strand, London ; R. Back and Co. 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HIGH WATER AT LUNDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO W . lkoarning '• • • 41 minutes after ' n After/moo • • • 5 minutes after t LONDON : Printed and publlthed hy KhN r, (or terbury-pbee. Lambeth), at the 3-ra a Orrice. No. I, Cm,- 1002. Pablilbed elf* at the tree Orr Ica, Terapte-Pe. ilmorneM in The ,just, ~Rated, that t w • aniages for Ptclic.e S., rjt: ec alfand anaa' d, force and fe, this am the • . . fati f h i n tCha bo could.ro.(ltba. 4friend c oc ie u d e s fefefi., i rwdd n l ea ot z e l . ne l o f ‘ s t : ei fl i h ° dl nn rrth e o a l te Ici t c l2 B; h c t I tiffs daught 'ion in a luck virtue, and 11 was in this fl and In marry had thus con Learned set that clefs of "se:or affe educate the tooth ,nragee them the i l" a°l‘ to e _ metal nor were bath TN alto of rank 1 ,sIY, t o f ee l the . Th e um Lewes,and •in the fa_a ed Wm,. l y ea 'tied tea. t h e .116ntiff! I thought t ha .114 g e fate. ' , -Ter, foitofollow 'they r e cei ve lam whow their heisdirrlgi-- 11°417 essith Wh:ener• .11 hehwtt Reale 0% — wise woe 't 'at 'he em P. as the I , •to afford d t I f'kes of tw , of this rupp 1 .a"leed to e but were at kerings.a.,l *had render ibtaeliOtt -lbe lit rnitrd . . want, Fhs,,avtrs'lsl tote w___._e • o th er "fia s elreeifitt dire the rift tenni, Demi the vine,_ was, indee 3 it differed girl had L e ftu - Tier de_ 1 This h aving isi ntons_t_.ni diget%. ii fotths: how the Court. 1 diewlsill of I as he had f her. And , hair father's lie of was f ont 'wee,all i her' for he , her prate & * _ nr ,fid eace . his Pettitafia 16. h for wh, might ham,. were in Irc Withisal . Lis fad ev er ....,,,w1,...41e1 fades"; . tion with Junto snake he on have done 1 ceivinv her meddlin; a her eirnt. I would Ll_ . .injured. i aliteritimait_t bii anon, will 1 bowiver. p be had 46 —aiesctan, Scriealsti b mestere . with too t. :alias. the r. i said the 1 i sad ntarrii i tai who m, w" (rico ble repaint, elggre 19 hi have the an Cce to the ere were agtravesi_, felt, ?Tema" back, at full length, with his arms extended from his body, and his brains blows out, as it is fuppofed, by the contents of a horfe piftol. which was lou s ed. lilt charged, under his right kg. The contents of the pidol had entered a little afiovc the right car. It appeared in evidence, that the deceafed was one of three privates in the z3d regiment of light dragoons, who had deferted from Romford Barracks the evening before the body of the deceafed was found, as above defcribed ; that a loaded bode piQol was found in a hedge, about forty rods from the place where the de ceafed lay, which, upon examination, was proved to be the pidol of the deceafed, and that the pill 1 ly ing under the leg of the deceafed, belonged to one of the privates, who had dekrted with him. From thefe end other circumilances that were proved before the Coroner, the lury returned a verdict of Xtilful Mur der, by fome perfon or perfons unknown. A (irong fnfpicion having Win upon the two men who de ferted with the deceafed, aAive means were immedi ately employed by the Gentlemen in the neighbour hood to trace then) ; but after a diligent fearch of two days, they could not be heard of, either in the neighbourhood or on the river, where it was fuPpof ed they had concealed themfelves on board a thip, pie of them having been a tailor. Muck has been raid upon medicines and their pro perties. butwhare will you find one of qualitiesequal fing PATINT ANTUICORIUTIC DROPS ?. This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and is ranked among dometlic•trindicinet 4 , being fo ufeful, in a variety of cafes, as to induce •perfons to apply daily for it as a general remedy, hoping as much fuccefs as in Scurvy, Gout. Kheamatifto, and Scro phtslous complaints. Ladies may be allured of its innocence, and . erAdicating certainly the nsoft lent eruptions, Be candid to alk for the Patent Me dicine: The icing's duty (the Stamp) is printed in black ink inked of red; Add as ufual at. the Difpen- Cary, NO. ts, gObo4lUire. BIRTHS. late* lady Viftwont Kirkwall, of a fon. At Fellows Cottage, the Lady of S. F. Lettfnm, Efq. of a fon. At Lathomaossfe, Laneattfe;the Lady of Edward Wilbraham Bootle, Efq. M. P. of a dauglittr. On the ath Init. at Beverky, the wife of Capt. Hart, of a fon. On Monday morning, at his bode in York-place, the Lady of Sir Home Pophant, of nfos. On the lath init. at Wiltehayen, the *rife of Mr. George Wat. foo, of two Boys, bey 9tl and sods Children, at (even births, hav ing lad four four Bogle births, and-three awes twins, akernately two males and two females On the tot► init. at Whieehaven, the wife at Mr. David Mann, of her tote fon, and t 7th child, barn within 19 years, of wham there are now living with the parent• 9 (umlaut 6 daughtera MARRIED. Saturday, at Epping, Mr. Robert Pollen, Jun. of Marks, Eike, to Mlfs Julia Charlotte Fri by, fourth daughter of Charles Fray, Efq. ofikratford-green. On the 15th MIL Captain Wm. Brown. of the 13th Light Dra goons, to Mifs Mary Campbell M'Dougall, only daughter of the late Alexander M•Doupll, Big. furgron in. Edinburgh. Saturday fc'nnight, h fpeeial liceneo, the Rev. Charles Drake Barnard, Reetne of Bri:fg, Linea',Aire, to Lady Buynt‘a. Midi of 5k Or Ulth Boynton, Bart. of Burton Agnes, Yorlahlre. _ _ _ _ At Portsittihur, to the &ft Metes, Lieat. James /Comedy, of the sth ecginicnt Native Cavalry. to Mils Don, daughter of Lieu tenant Colonel 'Don. At St. Switidit's Church, Cannon-ftreet, the Rev. Wm. Upjohn, A. a of St Edmund Hall, Ozford, to Mira Mary Ann Smith, daughter of Francis Smith, Erg. Scots yard.