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LA" INTELLIGENGE. WESTERN CIRCUIT. !Inn. l‘lr. Bunn Tnetassios' and Hen. Mr. Huai Surtnw. PRlllli—Turfilar, March 5, at lA'inclicßtr. it'll's—Saturday, March % at Sahlbery. rorictildre—Thurfday. Much 14, at Dorchacr. • vni.r.lire and City-of tauter—Monday, Match 18, at Ender. o.rne-al4--Saturday. /earth 23. at Lalittaaftlia. 501114.::a Iliirc—.Thuriday.lifarrJ% iB. at Taunton. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Hon Mr. J. LAURINCR and Hon. Mr. J. Ls !Lame. Berk s--Monday, March 4, at Reading. Oxfordfitin.—Wednefday. March 6, at Orford. NY meat:l6lre and City—Saturday, Marti 9. at Worcelter. Olouct4terihire as.t! City—Wcdnaftlay, March t 3, at Glouccatx. Monmouthlhirc—Saturday, March 16, at Monmouth. Hcreft , rdiltire—Tuelday, March 19, at Hereford. shroptkitt.—.•atur !ay, Match 23, at Shrewfbury. Staffurdilairt —Weduefday, March 27, at Stafford NORFOLK cikcvrr. Lord (-hid Juitiee MANS! II LD, attil the Right Noe. Mr. Jultict Gloat. nn-k+ Saturday, March sAt Ayklbury. Bed( r. hiresl'hurfday. March 7, at lkaord. . wai'•gdun9ir.•—Saturday. March 9, at Huntingdon. C , mhritigrthirr--Tuciciay, March is, at Cambridge. Nortilk—Saturday„ March i 6, at . 1 hettord. butfolk..llltufoLy, March at. at Bury St. Edmund's. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Lord add Baron MACDO NA LD and the Hon. Mr. itilliCC Clamant. Nrwthamptouttarr.....MOntlar. March 2. at Northampton. Antlandlltire--Friday, March 8, at Oakham. Liticolnatirc and City.—Satirtity, Much st. at Linco ln. Nortinalsamillore and Town—Friday, March is, at Nottingham. Derby :Lac—Monday, March !S. at Dcrby. I.cicefi,rfitirc and Borough-1 holiday, March if, at Lckcitcr. Cityuf Coventry.—Monday, March 23. at Coventry. Warwick atirc , -..Tudilar. Marck26, at Warwick. NOtinfElt S 4 CIRCUIT. Laoesfter—niefday, Mareb 26, inikad of Saturday 23. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, FEB. It. CHALLINGS.-Tlfll BING V. GIIIIIONS, KM . John Theobald, Efq. having obtained a Role to Mew caufe why a Criminal Information firould not 'be filed againil Lieutenant Colonel Gibbons, of the Royal Ealt Middlefe; Militia, for giving him a chal• lenge, came on to be argued this day ; when the Court, after hearing Mr. Disarms, Mr. and Mr. LITTLIDALS for Cnlonel Gibbons, and Mr. WiLsoN in reply, (lopped Mr. WIGLIT, who was Counfel on the fame fide, and difebarged the Rule. nittaill If. The Court on Monday gave judgment spin!! the Defen,iant, in the mire of Chambers v. Caulfield.— tdwarti and Henry Davis, for committing frauds up. an Ramps, were fentenced, (he former to fix months imprirotkment and to Anna in the pillory oppofite Somerret Honk, on a certain any ;the latter to three months imprifonmenr. John Sourberden was ordered to be Bruck off the Rolls of the Court of „Ring's Bench. Tell 11110 4. staireinvr, SbILVID OTUBRII. John Herriott, Efq. and John aylor, Efq. pro. rieror , of the 7rie Brava Newt-paper ; Richard printei, inlet Richard Lathbury, publdher of the lame paper, received the (entente of the Court for a libel, reftetling on Earl St. Vincent and the bite glnard of Admiralty, the particulars of which we gave on a former day. Mr. Jake Gann addrelkd the (everal Defen dant', and diflinguithed Mr. Herriott from the Ten, as haring the controul and political management of ere paper in quedion s Mr. Taylor, although part pirprietor, haring no mare in the political manage ment of the publication, and the other Derendents being awe fervent' of Mr. Herriote. The lenience of the Court upon them was, that John Herriott, Efq. be imptifoned in the King's Be.lch prifon for three calendar months, and gii.e fecurity for his good be• batten, for three years, himfelf in :cool. and two &reties in soot. each. That John Taylor, tfq. do pay to the King a fine of too marks. That Richard Harris and Richard Lathbury be each imprifoned in the fame prifon for one calendar month, and then be difcharged.' John fiertiott,Efq. received (entente for three ca lendar months farther imprifonenent in the fame pri fon for the fame paragraph, copied into the Saw newfpaper, of which Mr. Hcrriott was role proprie tor ; and Wm. Armiger Scripps, publilher, and Bu chanan McMillan, printer of the lime payer, were mitred to be imprifoned in the fame prifon for one calendar month, and then difcharged. CRIMINAL INIORMATION. Mr. ERSKINE obtained a Role to thew taufr. why a Crimi►. 11 Information thould not be filed againli Mr. John Sims, for publithing certain letters written by L:rri to Mr. Philip Sanfon. We (hall (late the whole of this cafe when it again come) before the Court. Mint/ARV 13. RICHARD WALSH V. RICHARD AND ASR•HAM YOULMIN. This was an action in the nature of a cnminal pro ceeding, for three penalties of 'Sol. each, under the Statute of the 3 1a Geo. f. s o, by which it is eratted, that the agent of nqkers aid feaMen in the navy Mall only be pertnitto to receite flipeftte in the pound in remuneration for the trouble of receiv ing the pay of Inch ()facers and feamen. Mr. ER3IIIIII, for•thelitilintiff, laid, thiit one dale molt excellent Ilatute% would be evaded if.his client (hould not on th is occafion t ritelvellse verdid of the Jury. The ohjett rf the `Liw•was, 'to enable feamen tit recent,: their walLesjo syf to *alienate is . 'poition of them for the maintenattee of their wises and fainilies, without being fulijctl fo'grielions Otottion. When the tempell was .howlldk •rolind ourisgads, bad we limed fearcily protede4 in 4tse . is dorellings,. it limuld be 'membered, th at the teaniah eapoted to 'all the fury of the eleilents. The - geteleinen ?rho • are the Defendants its this anion, had` inflinged*the lalutaryl provianns of the *astute, ,'to, si in two inllat:ees, Read of obtaining the 'Led* compentition, bad drawn from the. pocket of Mg balm client a conflag ration equal to about twenty per cent. Mr. Richard Wall!' was employed from . May, 1796, to Odober, ISoi, in the moll dangerous*fervice, he hating the command of a gun brig, and he now fought the pro. tettion of throe laws, after having defended that Conititution from which they emanated. Mr. Erlkine then called Mr. James Englifh Lawton. of the navy Pay Office, Mt. Forbes, of the Pay Office, and Mr. • J .11n Walfh, the brother of the Plaintiff, to prove his cafe; 'tom whole ext;Jence it appeared, that in one account a turn of five guineas, and in another *fifteen rine 4 were charged, not authorifed by - the A.t ; born whence the queftinn on the matter of Falk more, whether thcfe accounts . viere charged on the pay of the officer, or on what are called the Purfery Ac• comas' of the guriblig Pelter ? Thelectettbs. Gustaf. (Sir. Grass), admit ted' all the faits, by the particular defire of his clients, as their objet was merely to a& in a cafe of doubt and difficult-, under the direetion of the C.ourt. Since the astute of the 3111 Geo. 11. another. Mt bad paired, ':sy which, for the convenience of Naval Officers, it was permitted, that they (hould draw direly on the Tieafurer of the Navy, every three months for their pay. The agent, it was ac knowledged, was allowed to receive sixpence in the pound, which, under the former circumllances, was a fufficient compenfatirm, becaufe it was charne. able on the whole of the pay ofthe officer ; but fince the new flatute, it would frequently occur, that a turn not exceeding twenty (billings would be receiv able at the Navy Office, for acc o unt of the principal, in which cafe, for the adjullment of a long concern • with the Board, comprehending many thoufand pounds, only rsd. would be receivable by the agents. After fame interlocutory ntfervations, not only be tween the Noble and Learned lodge and the Counfcl, but with the Jury, it was agreed 'to take a verdiet one penalty, in the funs of Sol. fubjcEt to the opinion of the Court, on a cafe, touching the conaruelion of the two A.els of Parliament, with regard to the vmo• lument of naval agency. BRAND V. CAMPBELL This eras an uEtii n upon a jeweller's bill for feven pounds and upwards ; to which Mrs. Campbell, the Defendant, pleaded her Coverture, and produced evi dence of her being a married woman at the time the debt was cootrafted. Mrs. C. would have paid the Plaintiff five pounds, which the faid was the amount of his demand ; but he infißing upon the whole of hi►bill, iffue was joined.—Verdiet for the Defendant. ETRE, Eco V. NOEL AND OTHERS. This was an aCtion of trefpafs, bionht by the Plaintiff, a Gentleman of refpeCiability, rc tiding at Knightfinidge, againit the Def:ndants, who are Bankers in Pall-Mall, to recover a compenfation in damages for an injury Int Wiled by him, by realon of the Defendants having tent an execution into his honfe for 8001. in May WI, and which the Coutt had fet afide. Mr. GAIROW, for the Plaintiff, was about to prove the injury and damages foilain:d by thz: Plaintiff in the loft' of his credit and character thereby, when he was - interrupted by Mr. ERSKINE on the part of the Defendants, who admitted that the Plaintiff mull ine vitably get a verdi& ; and thereicre wifhed the Plain tiff to take his verdiet only from the Jury, and let fome Gentle Men at the bar akertain the damages, which were laid at 3cool. which was acceded to by the Plain:dr.—Verdi& for the Plaintiff as above. Free LOIV DO Pi GAZEq F.IIBIZtI ART 13. BANKRUPTS. Cane Barrow, of 1-Tanfortb, Chethire, (trailer, dealer and chap elan, en furrender Feb. In, and March I, at eleven, at Bridge water Arms, MAnchefter, and March as. at fix, at the King's Arms, Lancalter. Attorney, Mr. Bernard Holland, King-ftroet, hlanchefter. ThOmas Woodcock, of Appleton 1n the Moors, Yorkihire ' am merchant, dealer and chapsnan, March 6,7, and 26, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Gooecanagate, York. Attorney, Mr. John Pettit, in KirbymoorsSe, Yorkthire. Graham Wilkinfot,, L,:c of George-fireet, Hanover fqsare, Mid dlefex, money fcrlvencr, Feb. 16, 26, and March a 6, at ton, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Dassfon, 'Warwick- Rrcet, Goiden.fquare. George Byrne, of Fleur-Brea, Chetfca, Middkres, hatmaker, dealer and clansman, Feb. ty, March 2, and 26, at eleven,at Guild h.lf, I.ordon. Auornits, Meffrs. Parka, Young, and Hughes, Effes-ftrect, Strand. MANCHEATPit, F.ll. 9. —The Drenjiirl Reknit. — This promifing youth„ who has acquired fo much celebtiry in this part of the country, made his &it appearance at Stockport on Wednefday laR, in the arduous charalter of Hamlet. Confidering the numerous, and to a boy, almolt infurmountable dif ficulties of this laborious part, he acquitted himfelf with furprizing dexterity, and very impreffiveefFed. On Friday he made his feccnd 'appearance, in the charafter of Frederick, in Lamer: Vow:, in which he was gill more fuccefsful. The audience, which was very numerous and rtfpettable, tellified their appro bation of his efforts by the loudeft and moll unani mous plaudits. The young Gentleman's friends were complimented on the uccafion by the moll dif tinguifired perfons for rank and talents in the place, who expreffed in the warmed terms their farisfaCtion at his performance, and their fining conviCtion of the probability of his future eminence, from the ad mirable fpecimen of early talent which he had juR exhibited. The Ticket No. 1(177, drawn yeflerday a prize of fool. was fold in one Eighth and fourteen Sixteenth,, by J BRAI4ISCOMB and Co. at their Lucky Lottery Offices, No. IT. Holborn, and 37, Cornhill, where Tickets and Shares a:e now felling, warranted un drawn, and as cheap as at any Licenfed Office in England, and where the fortunate Holder Gf each re esSive Share of the above, or any other Capital Prize, will be paid on demand. TWeNTY THOUSAND Pounos.—The Ticket No. 6431. drawn yeßerday, a prize of 20,0c01. was (har ed in one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenths ; and the Ticket 21467, (hared in Sixteen Sixteenths, were both fold and regitlered at Niles truly fortu nate Offices, No. 4, cornhill, and No. 9, Charing •Crofs, where the holders may receive their money on demand, or exchange them for nndrawn Tickets or Shares iu the prefent Lottery. N. B. The fiat drawn Ticket on the Seventh Dar is entitled to to,oool. and the fira drawn on the eighth (I.ty to cspool. ; thc following i. the !late of the Wheel : z Prize of . - - 4. 254 0 0 3 . 20,000 3 • . pc° z - - loco die. Za.. Ike. Saturday is the next day of Drawing. MARRIED. Yeßettig, at Mary-la-bnene Church, Captain Purvis, of the Firti (or Royal) Regiment of Dragoons, cklcit 11. a of Charles Ffq. of I),ranim. Suffolk, to Mils Randall, eldcft daughter of the late John Randall. Efti. DIED On the 7th Infant, atlifham Barracks, Lieutenant Webbs, of Ibe ista 'latent, by a fall •rnm his honk. Tosfday f-'n I light, at her h ouk at Woodford, Elks, Mrs illbekliff, rel et of Morton Rockliff, Efq. Salle day, at his Inn in law's honk, the Rev. William Penner', 11, , ktlekl, Hants, Solomon Fell, llq. of Draytoo green, Ealing, Muhllefel At Holltain. Ountfrioi-fhire. on the 26th ult. in the t 7th year of her age, Mira Mee I farknefa On the aft inftant at rottenbarn, of a paralytic ftroke. Mr.. Ann Bainbridge, wif,.ol* G a uze Basnbetlia,Lr( j. prog.ftnct, nscadatia, In hu bola year. CAPITAL MANSIONS AND MANCIP.S, TO BR LRIT, for toren years, and entered upon init. eclttely. THE Capital Manfion called Wlierwell eompletciy.faesitherl, with about 70 acres tit 'rich mad and paiture land round the fame, and with or witinint fie acres or stored water meadow The. deputation of two very ekterarea manors, of about five miles and a ialLin length, and two and a half in breadth, and to a filhery, will he granted, betides liberty for qualified perfom to fpurt over attain 2031 a c res adjoining, a large pmportioer of which la wood laud, with pleataic ridingc therein. &mate four Italie* from Andover, on the 'Turnpike Road towards W.nekelter, in a goodneighbourbood, and will adapte ' for the rrfidenee of a fportfinan, with a retpedlable family. For a view, apply to Richard Lovelock, on the premitea ; and to treat. to Mr. Webb, Clore, Salifbury„ A CAUTION. AS it is frequently a queftion, " How may I de peni on havine Sytasavues Doors ge.oline Mr. Spilt bury, to the fatisinai,in of tech inquiries, yubialdxs the follow ing remarks:— Remarks to enable thole iflliEted to dir`inguifh the Patert An tifeorhittic Drops. " Fat. SUlcscuns. n:i ANTI/C(II3C rte Ditors,lly the Kin,* Patent" is thus exprtfEd iu wo-ds at length on the fides of the fmall Bottles ; it is silo expreffed in the of Direelions and Wrapper covering each bottle of Medicine. The Stamp (that Is the King's duty) is printed in Black Ink inttead of Red !ilk ; the Cork in the Mouth of the Bottle mull he Aways leafed with Red Sealing Wax. Their virtu:, in Scurvy. Gout, Kbeutustilbra, Saw ph..la and Eruptive Cafes only need a trial • hOR COUGHS, &c. MR. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES d TOLU, which contain all the foncoing and healing virtues of tbe re !citrate Balfam of 'Vohs. and • , m tb: plsalututii and molleffontual remedyof the kind in all Cnu.ths, ilnatf.tneCot. Sore Thr,ims, and Denualutne on the Lungs, healing tbc ft.aionefv an ! &wends of the Brean, and affording great t ;let ig Sliottm.fs of Breath, and in Animistic and Confuniptive Complaints t they do not clo.v the ao • marls, but rather create an appetite. Rut es the great leen . etittu lle derived from them can oily he fecund by having Oro) Genuine, the public ar: reeptelled to n,•iferve, that it !II) era - el. No. to. Lud gate HiU, is printed on the Stamp, as all .khrs are counterfeits. There Lozenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayvraid, (focal for to T. Greenough, the inventor). Nu to, Ludgate-Hitt and fold by F. He-whorl' and Sons, Ns. 45. St. Paul's Church yard; Pay ky and Blew. Codcfpur-firtet Bacon and Co No. ito..Oxford ftrect; and Wm. Clark, N' 1(19, &magi', rare to s A CERTAIN CURE IOR CuRNS. ISrALLIRLE GERMAN CGRN-PLAisTER. THE PROI'fiIETOR. of this moil excellent REMMY is fu certain of its Efficacy having sever failed in a variety of Caks, agrees, i it does nut eradicate the Corn, ruff and branch, ro a za-u It ST t as Moses. And he hers leave to add, that it has the advantage of die tionibah l..inefh eacious Otatments, iaivrs, &c. as many hundreds of affild,at r lons can teltlfy, amongoorhoni are lonic of the hit charae.crs in this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Actcll, No. t, Finch-Lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavigoek Rreet ; Mr. Warm', No. .17, St. Janicea-Breit; Mr. Milder, No. at, 1'4114441; Mr. Ward, No. 324, liulLorn ; aad jrboah and Co. No. tyo, Oxford-ftreet. _ _ _ At Brittol, b;kr.Bvtgin and Mr. Sheppard, Book:7411er. Bath, Ey Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by lialter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gorport, Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,hookfeller, Portfroouth, Mr. Motky, huokfeller. And by mud of the V,nder. of Moiizinee Gt Fnpiand. NEW MEDlelta ACE. _ _ FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Path's , Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James', Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, th:t in con faquence of the new Stamp Duck*, the price of that fliltdiant will be in future as. std. pet Packet, or tl. ss. 6d. per Dozon ; but the Quantity of a Dozen Pad:vs in a B.ttle (as made up for the Arm' and Navy) may b., had f•tr a 4.. And as stamps are prepared, by order of the Conimilliocers, far / 1 / 4 1effrs. New buries feparate life, in which the Wards, " F. NeWocry, No. 45, St, Paul's" are crzrated, and as it is prefumed that thii w:11 he • l'ufEcient Security Jgai ni t Counterfeits,hia Signature on t'.:e tads will be difeontinued. I he following an the prices of their Medicines, to the fira twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are , anitel, Int • 'infc who purchafc fix or more at a time, will be allowed Mc Stamp gratis.. Dr. James's Powder 2 4 Dalbes ruminative 1 q ---L ii-atic 24 o Dr. Aultiu!sehalybette Antleptic Pills 4 6 Pitts -. . 4 0 lLrge But 14 o Preake,Tinet. of Ri:lc 4 0 Dr. Ste-. Deg Opodeldoc a 6 Ditto Huxhact% ditto ' 3 o Count Mon Oil a 6 Tort: INN - a 9 -- Nitre Drops 2 6 Englith Coffee - 1 9 --- Camomile Drops a 9 Dr. Hopper's Pills t t ..---.- Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops a 1 i =go - a a i IngliCa's Scot; Pills A a Angibaud's Blois ditto azi Henr ; 's ALF, netia 3 6 Effeuce of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton% Drops $ 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spilibury's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. &dander's Tea 3 9 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Oreenouzles Tincture* a 1 i Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tole Lozenges 2I 1 Ulinee of Peppermint 114 Effence of Ginger a 9 Olafs's Magnefia 3 6 N. B. As many Perron, particularly Mcffengcrs, miftalte the bottle of Mrffrs, Newhery, they think it neeeflary to point out, that it is at the Eaft end of St. Paui's, four doors from Liar..lplide, with there Words infcribed on the front— TIRI ONLY WAN r sr IFOR DR. JAN/?'/ Penva..R." TO THr. NERVOUS AND HY l'O CHON AC. " Whatever fleece-fa the Faculty meet with in bodily infirmities, they are generally baffled by diforders of the mind " Ttvrntwo. CERTAIN It is, that where confidence is not placed by a full and complete.difelofure of the conic of the difeafc. the remedy is applied ca it were at random, and the odd s are always artinil the patient's recovery. To this, perhaps, it is principally owing that the BALM of G [LEAD has attuned Inch univerfal celebrity. tfridcr the Bp:acute data A. B.M.e patient opens the fecrct rccef fcs of his foul to his phyfician when he lays his cafe before Dr. Solo mon of Liverpool ; by this means the Dooe-lor is co:aided to ju.ige, and apply with judicious acum.as his remedies to the very root of the complaint. Such cafes have come ander his obfervation as fel dom arc fairly fubmi;ted for fear of expofere to any other rocdi:..il man: fame are fa cruelly afeilted that they cannot Boca at all'— others have been relieved from a perpetual Rote of drow !lofts, many have been alfetiod with hyßerical and li)pochundriaeal com plaints. confequently overcome wi h loch aecidentsas accompany theft grievout difirders, as fighiug, tears, palpitaicins o: the heart, and faintnefs; Come emit a calcareous (alive ; and coughs. flow fevers and c •Muraptions have been the concomitant fympronis of there who are now renewed by this ineftimahle Balm of Rixad, fo judly deferibed in Holy Writ, as the " belt Balm,' as the" greateft cordial and comforter of the nerves" by the Arabians, and has been held in the higbeli repute 1730 years before the birth or or two years before the (tern of Salta came to itrufalem. No wonder, then, that the celebrity of this wonderful reiterative has in modern times fpread with equal rapidity throughout Europe and America, as it did in times of yore through Arta and Africa. Af Pcrfons entering upon the holy state of matrimony, lh,uld confider, that s where the fountain is polluted, the ltrcams that Bow from it cannot be pure." The AN ri-Iss Perin IN es, or Soto atost's Dens', for purifying the blond and refloring the fi :tem omen impaired by tht dent urea Memory, have loth found the great aid only rettercr of health and vigour to Oil tdri iv:iere salivation has repeat,sly fatted. Prier I 6d. Family Betties 33E. The ABS CF.R 0 ENT I.OIION, roam:ring Eruotions from , the furface of the human laxly, mots 4s. Gl. nil; pinta 25. duty includtd. _ _ 14cpared by Dr. Salomon, Gilead nrar LI verpool, at tos.6tt. and 335. h,rtn . s ; the latter f oir tit the former, by welch the purchafcr Grow nine geldings Every genuine bottle has a (tamp, which bears the nriprieinr's name an addrefs,••• 4. Samuel Solomon, Livapool," to imi , ate which is fdany. Double pottage of ail letters to Di.. z:niumon, Liverpool, mutt be paid, and . fee of los. 6d. hickfvel for advice. Alto, JUIt price 3s. a new Edition, with Addition•, of A GUIDE To HEAL. 119, in a oarf•ty ..f Complaints, tome nt which are treated on under the folliewitie.beado, via. Ad c &cc tic Nervous patients. Mana, barren women, d.li.ricucy 01 natu ral itrength &mode complaints, gouty (palms in the itinarh, i m y. pochundrinec luplaints, litternal finking, Infi uritetedt uf nieniory, rbeumattfm, (curvy. ferutula, turn of life, venereal lieges, neabnefs, y. uth. By S. Snlunlion, M. D. May be bad ut all VCiuters vt larnVnie Maidnes in the United Kingdom. crer rTioN DPCEPTED. R. DICKINSON, foie Pe("deice of C.. vrtaign's Lir.L•Lorion alal by whom alone the GENUINE M.cdicine has been prepa red fur upw4 ,- .ii of IS Years. and fvot or!) tit aLve it tin be had, at the original Warehoofe, No. t.e. Lung-Aire, to prevent the Poblic (corn' briny mill, kl by mere harefactd :infoon.. ded ASSERTION, reow.tl., a r:•fti,ncc to the FACTS ;con tained in his PAMPHI.F. I', :whirli may be had Ge01 . :3 of every reputable Venda of Nlc‘E•zines In the UniNicl Kinir duets) and to the All l'H ENT IC DOCU\IEN rs therel having purchafed the oxt.r. oat cars from hit father-in of hi' knowledge of the l'rcparktio.i, and th...r, fa far frorw gherkin from enquiry, or evelivirs• an enrol, although inmortan Challenge, he wool) long lime !me brought tit.. to: to and woman who life Ihrtca•firect, before a liritifatury,bad they not ibelrc e themftives tinder the Edition. , 1:1111C of V I, a... •1, v 4 yet. cpanted themfelv.s to cretin- the pun:fitment which, from th impartial (ounce, they would bc furs to rez, ire, for their ten a ity and deception. This certain Specific for all Difeafes In the S".IN, is fold ; • above, and by the principii V.n.lers ot in bottles at Rs. 6d. and j s yd. each, Sump ed. FOR COUGHS. COLDS, AS [ - HMIS, &c. The only georbic Pia: FOR BALSAM tir I IoNEY, Isvcritod by Str TON 1111.1.. V. D. V. R. S. at Pau!, it KoirOt of the Roy..lorthr of SA etlen. Now filthfury prcpsrcd from ;!r,cipn Iv B Shaw. , '1 'HE LlNlslikliS of BRITAIN: recommends tint ; excellent Prepuratinn as the tnoft flimat y and cffeeTio d ge • tor jy, f o r a il Diforda's of the llr. it aid 1.0 C.rograled Phlegm*, Acrimony in the Fluids, 3114.: Clot: us:lions . in the Glands, are gents ly :trot fatly dircharged by easy axe:doe:Am ; Wheran.;:s and Uneofitcfs in greathing are fp ell!'" hy a sew dohs. It takes off the irritation, opens the raele I t•. aod a rt a; th e s3renefs of the Brcatt and I.ungs. Thirty years esperien,e have con:tuned the r..commendati•o• hi the hourdi laid gra dual curt of Coughs, CAds, fihmas, and Confonlytions. it is the grrotrit pl Cat V rof the lu-gs ever dir.7oVercii,ATO con tains all the bea!Mg. fattening, and tootbine 9nalities of the lota briws extrdel of i.i.OWFltti, called HONEY 3 and the riche* Da:rases of the Lailern Work!: it it as rritorative as Affes and nc difigrecs with the itomach; a Curlinlall Cold yields to its benign ialleniCe it a few hours, and when r,fort. d to before the contpiaint is tar &Nan:el, all danger of Confuniptian Is certainly vomit:ed. Such art thr faint rut!inri the merits of S:r Jahn Hill's Bal. ft:le of Hnocr, the rcfult of Ilitg nfeareht.s Into Nature by that great Borleid, who ded;cat?d his hie to the ditcovary of the true means of Health in the Vegett'lt nit Triers. Cd. per bottle, or c ! h t one urge , for tu. ... To guard aainit. InsroY.tiou uhferve the namteE - Shaw and Ed. wards, 66, :at. l'nors Church-yard, is engraved on the Gotten. mcut ;lamp, accompanyit...: each bottle. All nthees arc Counter. trim—Sold by Shaw and 1...1w.nak, 66, nn the Foot-way, at Paul's Churchyard; Mr. l'earfAl. litilbuct.; and by every Vender alr hlcSiebtra in the hingdunt. TAVING delicitcd mytelf to the 164, d tel - s A. A catifie I by the toP conklerable pr laice in t'..at brand w!:ie'h I th,.nr:q I..rtrier to feted, I croft that I have nrrt more mot. etv.:4, l cl my Unit than thole ww, h th: extenfive 61d of the ecettionalfy inurs.r:ed is unxttainty and canna tlwayg attain that incurs wi.tch is areuircd e y ax.eentrating the Intellectual p-wertit one eats of di7ot:lera The di'eale. of DEPILITir arc neeelia-ly diltaYfftng 'or they bring with them a train of c:32 , -e.rnitant r.iptains, ant. b t zld: : preiLon of all vital energy, cai:'.eace conies em'it Whether they ante fror.) he saler...e of irs exampie, thecitatrue nee habits of fe:1,101 boys, or the in , lifytmces aturity. th-y re quire the molt . - dfiduaus prnertnoral kilt: :,it tg the %nom" of uneducated men, ; iznptotos arc aii,vrayst . &al the eon*. tue.on is dertroyest. Asa MEMaRIL of the ROYAL COLLEG Eof EAIeGEOWI. I amts.! my gretenflons on teguialty o aloe ; aadpoffeffieg every privilege to praelice, I fe..l irtyfrlf attith4 to that sooLlenee with which I thh-tto hem fiiiiiwraliy hotfooted. In the fi.7it (infancy! .f loilt watnes, may *Oration wiz ? revert ttc calamity of r. deal-J-4 fame: but whore the hit fera, from a coorcioencre of the unnia..ll :es of the Com which erifed his mit:move, it fearful of the contempt or co Lute of Ida fetidly phyLcian and broods 6vr: his infirmity' with catch! ma cei.imicat, It mail be (oafs tnry for him to be afharel not of cape-Pity or treatnientbotyZn c! t"..: mod Inviolable rezrecy. - . . And !on recv , t Vas we'W et;:nziairts ir is putfibic to prevent pain, Craver or C'ttrr':t fn :Sr molt ermuticated carte it 111 the acquire. n.r.t aim:dente tu air line to cgadt it fats, cat*. aux: foca ll y r:!-citablitbierot. uier the advantage of this eareri , nee to thofc Oehler fez *En are efaiatAl Witt any kind cC DPSILITY, of any frnytotos VENEREAL ►FiFEC•TION, and in eaten thz terms of remu neration are ft el no the firft tr.terview. Pat nr.i~ to couory arc expeCted to to:At:lea Bmak DOS, MI Ott requ.gt:a to :pea:if eleir age anti rr.annsr of Wog. MARTIN WEE, lkleet!•er of the Rer.lo.llege ..if %nem. Is Looks; No sp. Arundel-ltreet, Bnaa 1. nest Temple !tor To T. TAyLoit, burgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-Itrcet, London. SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, 1800. IN the fpring 01 1794 / was afiliaed with a Vene. r.al Complaint, which I mated with indifference far foss months ; but was t obliged to apply to a regular Phytician,who put a temporary ilop to the Crulence of the difeafe (by mercu rial application.) .or force time ; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the at..raze of the firs Gentlemen of the Faculty here, wurfe and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate alveoli unparalleled anti b: coed defcrlptior., being an entire Is per, and ulce rated frint head to foot.—My throat, mouth, oofe, legs, arms, tce. hnee been alternately in danger of besotting ureters ; In !hart, I have had trim ao to 30 eating ulcers on my body, mut needy totally deprived of fight.--It would be voluminous to par ticularize all my cafe—futficc it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a mnrc romplicatial na ture. I was long looked upon frivnds, and imagined my (elf, beyond all lives of recovery ; and, indeed, in my the i Comfi t ion, death was preferable to my MOTt :.tan mifrrihte State. In this dreadful fituition did I drag a molt miferable exiaence,till Drvtsrx Pattern& Nee threw in my way a nen fpaper contalning the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—any friend, read it, I could not.-4 fent and procured tome of-your Lzar.E'S PA 7 e'er which,by .uling from time to time am now, and have long been, (after more than tour years indeferibable dittrzfs), in as good a State of health as ever I enoyed; as a proof of this. I had a fine, thriving, heal, thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Gen and in hopes of rendvring my fellow-creature fervicc; I requa you to publial tins; and you may at any time refer perfons, who with to be fern-lied of the truth of this, ar nattier particulars, to me or my friends. by letter or perfou. As few cafes for baduefs will ever equal mine, and woe tweed it, I have from experience every reafon to allure mank in d, that in your I.ex KE'S PII l.s they will tied a furs, Ipeedy, fafe, and radi cal cure, hr that moll dreadful Gage of the Vener eal Difeace„ which healed—A env tin of CD Lees. J. T. Prepared and Solo by t::e Sole l'repriet-ir, TH C 1" .AS TAT LOA. Menshcr of thcßoy.il t.:olhze of Surgeons in I.ondon,at his houfs, 1.1 0 , 9, N,fse Bed,,.t.ttrect where he wit; tvc zArice, without a fee, to perfcns tatting the: Pill , and will .mtwer patients let ters. if yolk pald, -- on the fame terms, ohfervi'g in a:I cares the moil inviolable feerecy, no Perfon's name an cafe haring been men. timed, but at their own particular requelt, by the Proprietor, du ring the tourfe of more than 36 years. that Se I.as had the c*.r..• du Ling of an extentive tale of the above tr.e.2.j.gir.e, and thc.pt st • flee affling therefrom. They are alfo fokl, by his Appointment, for the ft?T:VertieTtCz: thole living at a intiance, by Mr. Baxter, Scluth-hri.lge. burgh ; Mr. Menem's, Printer, Glatow, to wl cm alto Mr.' refers for his addref,; at the l'erftimer's, No. 35, St. titan's three, ; Mr. 1:.0b-rthin s , No. 103, Orford erect ; Mr. Diann-we:h . ., Nn. 7, FM-erect-hill, nearly oppofite the Mentinn. rt ; &NAP cegNn. t, Union-row,Little Tower-hilt; Mr. C.sliweii', , .flublin and by wie l'erfon In every conf.derable town in s;r(11.-Lt.t.iin and ireliad, in BOZO of only as: csl. cach, vith fal sr,! Main ions ' whereby Perfone of either Sea may vire thzit::elvcs with cafe lad fecrecy TO-MORROW. Sun rife I Sun feta r Munn tires I minutes-Liter 7I 5s minuses after 4 f :11 Aftrr 7 HIOII WAT.F2. AT LONDON PR ID. 1'0.34014R0 W. Mornirg • •• • • S .••ipit r after 3 Afternoon • 11 min•!•,.. LONDON: Printed and putlt:! . .-,1 by 1.1.1"21, KENT, (0" Can • totiry-place. Lambeth). at the STAR OFFICR, No. t , Casa. Itreet. Pnblifbed RC° at the Seat Want, Tcanole liar.