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Grt04,1004 in two &nations in this Inland's i— dle one, as to the refpottfibility to the Performers and ether Creditors of the Theatre j the other, as to his partnerfhip of the profits of the Theatre; and it teemed but equitable, thai if he was to be deprived of the latter, he fhould be indemnified from the confequences of the former. Mr. MANSFIELD expreffed his hope, that his Lordthip would, after a full confederation of the cafe, put an end, by his decifion, to the diffrac tions which bad long impeded the progrefs of this -Theatre. ' Mr. SHERIDAN raid, that he did not pretend to know the extent of the licence allowed to the Gentlemen of the Bar to animadvert npon the char-after of men in a Court of Juftice, but he knew the limits to which a Gentleman was war ranted to proceed; he knew the precepts which ought to retrain the feelings of a man upon thefe occafions 4 .and be bad no hefitation in (!tying that it did not become the Learned Gentleman who had juft fat down to re-affert that the receipts of Prurydane Theatre had been mifapplied, an af fertion which had been already completely con- , • tradided by the evidence of Mrs Peake—an of fertion which he was confident the Learned Gen tleman could not fupport by any fpecies of evi dence, whatever might have been the inftrudions he had received from his Clients ; for he contend ed, that no Bairikr ought to found imputations . ' on the charader of any man from the mere re ports of his brief. The Learned Gentleman was unfounded Cr; Rating that Melts. Hammerfley had received no money from the Theatre in confe quence of the different deeds alluded to, whereas they received no lefi than 16,00c1. in purfuance of • that of 1798 ; a deed which was only fet afide from a conyietion of its inconfifiency with that of 5793 ; and even that of 1798, he maintained, was diffolved by confeut of all the parties. Mr. MANSFIELD interrupted Mr. Sheridan. He faid he would not Et fitent and fuller any attempt to raife prejudices againft MeiFrs. Hammerfley to pars unnoticed ; they were plain men of bufrnefs, but underftood well the nature of a deed, and were capable of the integrity which produced the ohfervance of it. He wottid put it to the common fenfe of any man, whether it wan not a grofs de lufion to execute a covenant which it molt be known at the time it would be impoffible to con form to ?—for In Mr. Sheridan pleaded with regard to the deed of ;798. Ile would afk was it pro bable, that neither Mr. Sheridan nor Mr. Richard fun could, at the time that deed was executed, form any idea, from the fit nation and embarraff= meats of the Theatre, 'whether it would be predi cable to fulfil it? If they did, they deceived the Bankers ; if they did not, they were criminally negligent of their duty. - The CHANCELLOR faid he was alfo about to in terrupt Mr. Sheridan, fol- he would fuggeft, that though perfons concerned in the caul were al lowed to Rate their cafes, it could not be permit ted to them thus to animadvert upon the obferva tions of Counfel • for it fhould be recolleded, that the proper purp ofe of the fiatements made inahat Court, was not to inform the perfons around, or to inform the people abroad, but to inform him. In the courfe of his comments on this cafe, he fnould not fail to notice how far fuch words were applicable ; and if not, to cenfure them by whom. • foever they might have been uttered. Mr. AGAR commented at fome length nn the fpeech of Mr. Sheridan. He denied that the fe cond affidavit of Mr. Grubb warranted the affer 'don, that it was direelly contradidory to the firft, as it merely flated, that if the memorandum of 1795 was not written by Mr. Sheridan as Mr. Sheridan had (worn, Mr. Grubb prefumed it had been written by Mr. Richardfon. He had lif tened attentively to Mr. Sheridan, but it was re markable, that he declined to give any account of the thirty-feven (hares fold by him—unlefs that part of it with which he paid for his country feat, and provided for his marriage fettlement. A very proper way, truly, of rendering the receipts of the theatre available for the purpofe of the different fubfcribers and creditors. Whether Gr•tb6 was to be confidered a Proprietor or not, he would eh, whether he Will not entitled, as a creditor of the Theatre, to demand fiorn Mr. Sheridan an account of the application of this fi.m? loch had 'beep' faid repeding the ori sat conned entered into with Mr. Grubb, bute. Mr. Sheridan bimfelf explained that circum fiance, when he impofed a penalty on• Mr. Grubb if he fhould depart from the covenant of propri etorfhip. The reafon was obvious—he had no money himfelf to go on with the bufrnefs of the Theatre, and the alliflance of Mr. Grubb, or fome other perfon, was indifpenfably neceffary ; and die apprehenfions of Mr. Sheridan, that Mr. Grubb might feparate from him,swas accounted for by Mr. Sheriean's Ratement—that the three firft years' profits were conform& in the neceffary improvements, and payment of arrears. The con. traa, therefore, with Mr. Grubb, originally, was not fo great a favour as Mr. Sheridan, in another part of his (peech, would infinuate, even though another perfbn, more infatuated tar. Mr. Grubb with the fpeculation, might have offered to,oool. for one-feventh of the 'Theatre. The enelorfe ment on the deed or ;798, which acknowledged Mr. Grubb Proprietor of the Theatre, and which Mr. Sheridan fo much relied on as an abdkation of Mr. Grubb's claim to the property, (erred, he contended, but doubly to affirm that claim : for though it admitted he had no tight to the pro petty of the ground, or the hustles adjoiniag, it completely recognized his right to the joint on n erfhip of the patent, machinery, dreffes, &c. If Mr. Grubb was made liable by any deed for the debts of the 'Theatre, he hoped his Lordfhip would feel, that it was the duty of a Court of Equity to proted him. The affidavit of Mr. Cribb fired, that the portion of the debt to which he wa smountct: to no leis a from &an 40,0..01. and when Mr. Sheridan neked of the Hate of the Tiicatee, that it was not fu deeply embarriffial as was genet Ally imagined, it was fidpiciou, he did not call Roth any (4 thoti• perfons who were la ei'mPl , rely i!ll‘;s 1 to hi, iiduclice, to ci.loradiet !.. ; hi, t!..dript;oo• ci rid he byre: out. I. be r:III..EILL;L' I that 1 r. Mr. Grubb laid out to,oool. on the Theatre, for which he had received not more than 3001. and that,he had purchafed four (tares, on each of which be was entitled to il. a night, which, calculating on zoo nights in a feafon, amounted to local. a year ; therefore on there (hares 60001. was due to Mr. Grubb, which ought to be liquidated as well, and as foon as that of Hammerfley or any of the Renters. He trufted the Court would take a eomprehenfive view of this cafe ; that it would not only provide for the future management of the pro perty, but aridly enquire into the manner its re ceipts heretofore have been applied, ad its prefent debts have been contrafted. Mr. SHERIDAN willed to know from Mr. AGAR, whether he had inftruitions to fay that Mr. Grobb was now difpofed to abide by the arbitration which bad been propofed ? Mr. AGAR was proceeding to reply, when The LORD CHANCELLOR fAid, If the queftion 'was only between Grubb and Sheridan, he lbould fay that there was great negligence on both fides. Whether Grubb was a Proprietor or not, he had \ not fufficient evidence before•him to declare. He could only fay, that from the affidavit of Mr. Itichardfon he could derive no affiftance whatever; for he could not pnderftand it. If the cafe, as between Sheridan and Gmbh, was now before him upon a hexing, after a bill filed, he fhould be ready to fay, that the quefiion of fad iefpe&- ing the partneifhip he foould refer to a jury or to a Maffei . , to determine.. He did not throw out this with any idea of encouraging a new fug geffion, but be hoped they would refer this matter ,to arbitration. Whether he was not a partner up on certain conditions, and whether thefe condi. tjpns were performed? were two queftions of fad . IT he were not a partner in the furplus (and that was difputed mofi certainly), he ought to be indern• nified againft any claim in confequence of that concern, the profits of which he did not participate in. Then-with retpat to the arrears—if the par-. ties were inclined to give him any Alliance, the way might be much fmnothed. With the difpofi. tion that had been manifefted of afcertaining all the debts upon the property, he hoped that ;a1 ar rangement would be made which would refcue it from its- prefent embarraffment, and make it u'ti mately produaive to all concerned. In regard to future arrangement he fate not much difficulty. 'The plans handed up to him contained ()Ohms, which, with very little variation, he thought ex tremely applicable. There was one other point, as relating to the alledged contra& of Mr. Hol land—Uron this part of the fubjea he had to fay, that he did not, from the materials before. him, think he could infer that any fuck contra& eTifted between Mr. Holland and the Traces, as to warrant him to call upon the former for a fpe cific performance. On Saturday he would give his judgment, according . to the bell conclu fi on he could draw in his mind, from a confideration of all the circumfiances urg,:d both on this and former days; but he now informed them, that if he could not fatisfy his mind upon all the 'points—and, con fidering the magnitude of the queffion, he fhould, it he could not fatisfy hissawn conecience,poftpone it to a future day—taking care that in the mean time no new debt fhould be fuffered to accumu late, by making an order for the payment of ac tors and renters until the final decifion, which could not be above a fortnight or three weeks. Further poliponed to Saturday. NifU77C,ll. MTELLIGENCE. MAILS Tills DAY.—WIND S. W. WIPED. 31:t. i Fr,:n.h, Dec. t 9, o 0 Eimhurgh, 1 o o Waterford, 0 3 DonnaghaSec, Doc. tst, 20, 0 FALMOUTH, Dec, 21.—Sailed the American (hip Criterion, Captain Cnaca, for London, laf from Batavia; lsts Majefly's gun-brig Hr CATS, Capt. BUR LTON, for Mounts Bay ; the HIND and RANGER cutters on a cruize.—Arrived the brig Prince of Wales, Capt.TRILUDDR A, from London. Put in here lait night, by contrary wind, the fol lowing Vegas, viz. - - - - • ... Ship t w it Capt. PIM, from London, for Jamaica. Do. k, Wa ic ir, Ditto Ditto. Do. Lady Macbeth Etisee, Ditto Ditto. Brig LontDonegall SW IT vs, Ditto Bella& Do. Comas, R. W , Yarmouth, Liverpool. Do. Neptune, Cu. Strut, Leedom, Bilboa. Do. Ells. and Grace. BAT. CILLILD, Ditto Live Do. flora, FADDIS, Ditto Livei r g.. Do. Bell, RD. Butirv, Ditto Ditto. Do. Sophia, M.Cooste, Ditto St.fAichatis. Do. Ranger, Wm. LILA, Ditto N.Providtmos Do. Minerva, J.D.Tnoseviow, Ditto Madeira. Dn. Reliance, Wm. Aar lex, Ditto Jamaica. Do. Jane, J_:vo. Kr 1.4. r, Ditto Leghorn. Do. Mary, WALLIS, Ditto Grenada. And the Coop Hope, Rees, Ditto Lithos. Arri ved tvlaje ft y's Ihi pßosea to, ro guns,Capt. Drum?, from a cruise; Kin is,vo, A , from London fur Africa ; and the Venetian Chip Grati todi, &say, from London, to load 6th for Venice. Arrived alfo, this day, the Nile, Capt. Ems:a, from Looks, ter Daman. - - Bolus, Doors, Ditto lamaka. &kith Tar, F M a Y *, Ditto South Seas. Thomas, BL., o r s, Ditto jamaka. Ravenrworth, /CUT., Cowes. Cork, and the Lovely Emily, P • Exeter, St. mick2ek The NVALSINGNAN Packet waits the arrival of the Lifbon Mail from London.—Wind Well. PORTSMOUTH, Dkr. a3.—Arrived the Mut°. TAIJR, of 74 gang, Capt. Louts; Tin STY, armed en flute, Capt. WlLsoa, and the Curs, armed en flute., Capt. Joists, from Egypt ; alfo the Ra. VOLLITIOKAIIt, of 4 g"ns, Hon. Capt. MURRAY, front Madeira.—An Older of an alarming corn. plzrion to. thc friends of Peace was this morning received at the 13. ck-yard, which is to refit im• mediate y the gun-boats. DEAL, Dr r. 2 . 3.—Wintl, S. S. W. Blows hard, wi l'al back the Davi - Hoop of war, and re n tins.. - - - GAAVE‘IND, Ly the Etnl•den Pa ket, WICKMAIN. li..m limploolgh ; Ttwel ler Ft v w, Evora) ; P.oa, Stout, IK::, :10 I it;:a; 4.14 1 4, ,ity YA.C:i. t • • from Broßiett.e.-Sailed the Nelfon, Seer', for Martinique; Fame, DAWSON, for Cadiz; Ralph Nicholfon, STlTNawsos, for Berlin; Flora, —, for Smyrna; and Vrow Jacoba, NICHOLSON, for Dieppe. SHEIENESS, Die. 23 .e —Arrived, the CONFLICT gun-boat, Lieutenait DODD, from Deptford; yeah a draft of feamen from the STAR brig, for the BATATIER, lying at the Nore. She has failed for Chatham with a draft of marines ; alfo, ar rived the SPIEDWELL brig from Yarmouth; and, remain at the Nore, the ZEALAND guard-fbip, BEACHERMIIt, BATATIER, ARDENT, GLATTON, BRAAE, VLISTER, PUNITE, DAPHNE REDOUBT, IIIierALCESTE, with the ALDIMICE, CHICHESTER, and WOOLWICH flore•ffiips ; Aneubts, Atorizo, and-Hoven floops, with the BOREAS flop-thiO and Cease gun.brig. This morning it came on to-blow a tremendous gale from the S. R:-W. accompanied with a heavy fall of rain, and fill continues with unabated fury. BELFAST, Nov, ts.—By a letter from New• townglens, in the parifh of Loyd, of the 12th we have the follpwing account of the miraculous prefervation of two boatmen, after remaining two nights and two days txpofed to, the fury of the waves, on the fide of an •open boat, the having overfet in a gale of wind.:— A featnan of the name of O'Drain, of this pariffi, and another feaman named Skilton, be longing to Larne, left home for Newtownglens in en open buiu, ou Friday the sth ult. About three o'clock in the afternoon, having turned the Garran Point making into Red Bay, a fudden fquall of wind from the !bore overfet the boat; and though the accident was feen bz many, yet, owing to fome fatality; a boat fuffictent to br.tvc the fees, could not be got launched in time to pre vent the other from drifting out of fight, which together with a very dark night comine• on, ren dered it impoffible to afford them aftlaance. For. tunately, however, the boat was principally laden with deals, which being fixed under the feats, kept her above water, and enabled the two men to , get on her fide ; in which Mutation they were car reed up to Ballygetty,head, near Larne, and the next day (Sattficlay) were off the Mull of Cantyre, bzitig driven to and fro by the tide. At length, three violent wavee striking the boat in fucceQion, the righted again, when the two men were thrown a confiderable way from her ; but, having taken the precaution of fattening ropes arouna their bodies, they regained the wreck. The boat was now floating crc&, but the molt of her fails were gone, and alfo her rudder; her malt too was out of its tlep ; fo that their fituation wa s Tittle better than before, except that with the greaten difficulty they got at a bottle of wine mixedwith opiate,which was on hoard. I-laving &auk this, their only be. verage t O'Drain went to Peep for feveral hours, although the waves were almoft every moment wafting over him. 'ln this hopelefs fituation they drifted a/I that night and next day along the coati of Scotland, till they came off Way, where, late on Sunday afternoon, they were Peen by fome , boatmen on fibre, ,who intlantly went off to their relief, fnatched them from the wreck, and towed their boat into harbour. Skilton is Paid to be an excellent fwimMer, and Right thereby have made the land, but could not prevail on himfelf to leave his brother in misfor tune, who is a man rattier advanced in years.— They have both large l families, to the fociety and caret/Cs of whom they are again happily reamed. GLASGOW TOI.IIINE LIST. Juno, Mlcie, Is arrived in the Clyde, !tom %Waft. Ann, Youngbufband, in do. from do. .. Swan, Aartrick, in do. from Lam. Bracy-Wine, Mdkr, in do. &MI do. King George, —, at Liverpool, tram Dcmarara. Lord Duncan, Miller, at Antigua, from the Clyde. Vulture, Prollet,. at New Providence, from New Orleans. Richard Caton, at Charlefton, from Liverpool. Diana, Campbell, at Sc. Vincents, 'from the Clyde. Surprise, at Trinidad, Irvin Grenada. Britons, ---, at Curacm, from New Providence. Hazard, —, at Wilmington, from I,oerpriol. Rover, Abbot, at Newfoundland, front Panto; Hope, Millwood, at do. from Liverpool. Yeflerday, fifty of the invalid foldiers that have been doing garrifon duty at Sheernefs, were dif charged, ind have retired uptm th'ir penlions. Mr. PER. scni Dore sow is made Lieutenant, and appointed to the GALOO, of t 8 guns. Mr. Jets! s BOYD is made Lieutenant, and ap pointed to the TH tTts. At the final Clufc of the Poll for Common Coun• ail-Men for the Ward of Farringdoa Within, yefterday, the numbers were : wm. Powell - 314 tuns Smith, amo& IJ9 Wen.Cadwdl - 313 dm Smith - 24.4 Rickard Wlnftanler 304 m. Hurtun - 1 43 ink,' Stokes - alts Thos. Smith, St. Paul's ale ohn Crowder - Sat julut Wilkinfon - 236 Athby - 274 'rhos. Arndt - 211 W. Hulot? - s 7 s Lewis Lewis - 116 Thos:Smith.Bridge.er. 271 Wm. 9.•berts - 206 John Haydon s7o O. M. Mctcalt - 135 When the firft fixteen entletnen were declared duly eleded. Mr. Law's and Mr. METCALF were the. new Candidates, and therefore Mr. LE wts comes in in room of Mr. ROBERTS. At the dole of the Poll for Dowgate Ward the numbers were :-- For Mr. Donne Mr. Darks - Mr. Palmier - Mr. Sadler . i 7 Mr. Welt -i 3! Mr. Edwards I is, Mr. Chapman Mr. PAYNTER, the new Candidate, therefore comes in in room of Mr. CHAPMAN. A fire broke out at Mr. ANTHONY Gaavemes, farmer at Yurton, near Calflerbridge, on' Friday night, or early on Saturday , morning, which Con fumed the farm-houfe, out-offices, and two flacks of corn.—The cattlo were with difficulty fared. Ex scurion.—Yefterday • morning were execu ted in the Old-Baiky, pnrfuant to their feveral fentences, oba Woos, foe criminally extorting money on t h e highway, undera defamatory threat; and yesan Potur, for a rape committed on the body of an infant. The unfortunate convies were pre cipitated into eternity a few minutes after coming Pn the fatal fcaffold, their devotional exercile. I having been previnufly ed in the prifon, !according to a new, anfl, e r i tllnk, proper regula. :ion --Their uenzral deportment was luch as be- CAMi. weir JA:111 AO& DISEASES of the 'IRINARY CANAL an 4 VENTMEAL COMPI.AINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he m ay daily ln, confulted graris, from 9 Cu 3, at his I,.rafe, Iho 5, Frith-Ito:et, Soled, L0n59,41, in all cafes of Obitruebon s Strietures, Ghets, Seminal Weaknefs, Inoontirency of tlrir,c FUtutar, Impotence, and debility in either Set, &c, From estenfive Practice in this deparment, to which be has fined Abaci!' for many years, he offers a method of elm, mild. efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, folk Proprietor of Daran's celehrncd (m e , dicated) Bougie', has ultimately fo improa.-d than, by divest ing them of the lrdlating dfeds of gammon Sougies,that they fuccced where cautt lab ondothrr violent means have r a g e d. P . M. the Vrnercal Difr-ifr, Mr. DUFOUR is in pntfe=ion of Daran's Remedios, fo mitd that they ender co t or reftraint in diet unuccerrary. To enable him to a tt en d portents at their own houfes, he has prtnridcd the ufliftanc e o f a Gend,:- man of the Faculty. Pcirfons in the country may be cured by Joltftatin t r n u ei b r li c ss af e c ci, in pr let ice tcr2 s ,. 6pndß paid.ift Edition, efdar g a— A Treadle on the above Complaints, illußrated with the various fyniptonit and Cafes (timothy, the painful and dangerous cf. fedi of Canitic Boogies; an imp r oved method of t reat i ng go . norrheas, etc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-c ourt , Soho. and FL D. Symonds, Paterno ster-row; alio to be b a d at Nts(been's, fismoroChanye, and at the Author's. NATHEIZI Protedional Men of education and re. fpcnfibility dt viate from the general (yam by the fe ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of keg continued lucre, Is the bett criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my prattice to the eactafive treat: ment of THREE DISORDERS and the hiceefafal refute elf my plan gives me additioual ardour to oppofe as far as I any able the ravages of thole compliints which are the molt import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, foetncd a with at au catty perivaltof Waal= to refcuc ludividua all front the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally iga. gerous precipitancy of general Pratlitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the eureof which I hive do. votcd my attention, comprise every !Peeks of VENEREAL INFECIIOI4, whe:hor of a recent or long duration.-2*. All kinds of DEBILITY, wheti,cr ariEug front the habiu of Schoalboys, Or the irdulgtnee of mature age, and telly that ds, rangcnnaat of the fyltesu in Worn= which is called BARREN. - ASS or sTEßu.rry. Numerous &Mks ate the refute of ignoraftee or !whin the treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, and it not utfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Inch complaints are ca* cured, and even where others have failed, I nut that I may prefuree to okra radical re-eßablillinicnt. Few,Lowever, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this &rooter compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, wise from Indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a failtioncible Life, acquire chat date of Debility which it the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome coat*lrian for him to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pradtitionus, the removal of the DEN. CIs;NCIES by the gradual progrefr of Renovation Is the aequhe meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacelrusp• Yams ham begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he revolted by an early counterselon of this languid Rate, and in dare cafes no gnat difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for ythrs exWed, a proper Pere feverauce is indihrmithly requifitc to revive the ilumbring fparie of Life, and to re-animate the Conititutlen. • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointed In their expedietions of a Family, may be eared, that in molt inftanees fueb ddedis are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effaitial to my undertaking, and the ctialifications which I have prefumel to Rate, form the Baas cd my Pretenfious, and in coincidence with futh thinati• mation is given, that Mr may be confulscdpefeethe (or by letters inelofing a (mall note) at Ws houfe, N 0.19, Aron. , del-itreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. I Thee is an additional entrance In Water-fireet adfoteleei and the name Is on both ete doors. M. B. Member of the Bard flaw of Surgeons. MARRIAGE and SOCIAL HAPPINESS. f_TOW many Men, to all appearance, hi the 11 prime of life, who have not yet arrived to the age et ay years, are rendered miteraLte to thcnafelves. and AM, to the great chain of Society, which they have ether biro* on thenifelves, or by the force of bad example, are giv e . to a keret %ice; the conrequence is, that their mind as wsl as body Is debilitated; to there the Nervous Cordial Is mass mended, and far which Dr. Brodutn obtained his Majaille Letter,. Patent; it wiU protsdi than from the infirmities old age, and a wretched difirolution. Amidit the • &Mons of eontatoes guilt, bow many are there of both that are deterred from entering into the married date, by ennitim which delicacy forbids them to &relate; sad • arc not a kw, who being already mauled, are rendered rabic for want of chafe tender pledges of mutual love, •• • which happinets in this Rate is at kali very precarioul. vice above alluded to mutes is womeitirregularhy,pains in back and shift, byfteries, (paints, lots of appetite, &c. In 14 csafes imbecility, languor, relaxation, nervous 'complaint ON Sty, anxiety, and a. long train of melancholy thin • - The Nervous Cordial Rinds unrivalled, as it has been a • by the fide ?referrers and Medical men Europe can preene aind'ntay be relied on In giving IMmediatr relief and certain ear In molt safes of Nervous complaint:. This exalted M heirs produdUve of general good, and many refuted the bleffints of health, from the gates of death, by &h&c& mable prepeintlon, is the highs& eulniem whirls eituid polib IA paid to Dr. Brodum, and is indeed his boaft and reward. To thole Ladies or Gentlemen bordering en the ante of Ma trimony, the Doiltor would particularly rezotnneend the • • nical Symp, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of HI men ) , who arc in the finaficit degree apprehenfive of the fiecn not 1,64 entirely found, or fttbj..Cl to relaxations et theta& The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CO 5 to be lad at the Dodoes Haute, No. 9, Albioo.ftrect. - doors from the Levert:at Murcatn, Illackfriars Bridle, in tics at us. t is. 6d. add ss. 6d. Alto, at Goldieg 9g Na 4 Condi& ; and at Coda's, Strand, London. In Bath, Cruttwell, Glargow, Baxter, Nrittol, Sheppard. Hull, Mr. Arch, ?MN& Brighton, Donaldfon and pa. Hambre, Mr. emnant, IfirminLbam, Swiuney, nigh& Bookftßas. Bedford, Smith, • Iptei lets, Mlddledhcbs Blandford, SiMnums. . file of Wight, Albin, B ur y St. Edmund's, Dingle, [mine, A. Young. 401111 . 1 0' Bridport, Maple Leeds, BMCo. Blass and C • Cenbant, e j I.yon, Gale% Cambridge, Gee, ' Ldcdter, Seelig's:fa, Canterbury, BriftoW, Lewes, Elliott, Castile, ionic Mancha:v. Lynch, Chatham, leth . crington, Margate, Ether, Chchntford, Meg and Co. Newbuq. Fuller, Mi kh ter l , Poole and Son, Nerre., Walker, Northampton, Dicey and ' Dublin, Spillbury and Co. Nottingtutm, Burbsge and Durham, Herniation, Nerwkis, &erosion and a Deal, Rofe, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Neales, Plymouth, Neuleten, Devizes, Broughton, Portfmoutb, Behan, Derby. Drewry, Reading, Smart, &WI C 6 Edinburgh, Baxter, evade/land. B g ral wee, Marrs. Holhand: Shrew fturf. Marc Davide(' & Southampton Dater, • rider. and Co. Salfibury, Coins, Mr. IL Scott, drug. Prates', Se tient, iadvrin, coots& Pai, Mr. A. Banryo lll . Ilarecr. 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