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I' I I \ I COUNT R r NEIVS. On Friday fc'uniolit an inquifition was taken at Enilow Bridge, o!fordthire, by Mr. R. Btic LAN*, one of his Majek 's Coroners, on the view of the body of Ann Sandcrfon, who, the preced ing day, tell into the river Cherwell, and was drowned. Verdiet—.4teidfarial Dettih. WOMURN, JANUARY 3. Yellerday, agreeable to ancient cuftom, his Grace the Duke of Baoroao's Audit was held at the Abboy, for the tenants in the neighbourhood of Woburn ; 'and venifon was as ufual (erred up in great plenty in the hall at dinner. Particula &maims had been given by his Grace not ta have an!' puddings or pies made with flour :—in. !Lead of venifon patty, harrico venifon was fubili tuted ; and, inftead of plumb puddings (the ufual old Englifh fare), rice puddings. Brown bread only was on the table. After the nfital wafts of his Grace, Lord Jona and Lord Wawa,* Russm.'s healthswers drank. Mr. FARkv, his Grace's agent, read a letter from his Grace, which took a view of the management of the farms in general, particularly with relpeft to their fulfilment of certain covenants, agree ments which the tenants had entered into, and which had been approved of by the firft agricul twins in this country. His Grace obferved with a great deal of pleafure, the very great advantages 'which the poor enjoy, where the farmers fupply the labourers with milk, efpecially thofe who have children. He earneftly recommended to all fuck of his tenants as keep cows, to fell a quantity of new milk, or fkinnned milk, to their own hi boorers and the neighbouring poor at a fair price, or, as the excellent pra lice is with fome of the farmers in the parifh of Potfgrave, and ellewhere, to give them fkimmed milk ; and his Grace with ed that fuch of his tenants who approved of this or any other fimilar plan, and are willing to adopt it, would give in their names, and the quantity of t ' milk they would fell, with the price they think the labourers and poor ought to pay for it. His rea. fon for withing to know it, was, that his Grace might try to adopt fome plan of his own, where his tenants are not inclined or difpofcd to fupply the poor with milk in the above manner. Sitsrvaata., SPIROPSNIRIN—On Monday fe'n sight was decided the fo much talked-of wager, which took place at the Duke of Ilsoroan's left heels-Cheering, at Woburn-Abbey, betwEen Mr. Kw ow I. s, of Neilftone, in I.eicefterthire, and Mr. Tuicli, of Broomfield, in Shropfhire, to Phew two bulls, the one of the Leicefterfhire, and the other of the Herefordfbire tweed, for one hundred gui neas a fide. The conditions were drawn up by Arrima Youwo, lfq. The Leicellerlhire bull was the property of Mr. Rirovrtss and the Here. fordhire, of Mr. Gwi Luise, of Pu rfiowe, in Shrops. (hire. It was left to his Grace the Duke of BE a seep to appoint a referee, who nominated Mr. E. Perm, of Somerfetfbire.—The decifiott was in favour of the Herefordihire butt. Both the animals exci:edhe ad miration of all who vie wed them. • MANCHiSTER, Jan. 3.—On Sunday evening we had again an alarm of fire, at a faaory in this town ; but by immediate ap d; a&ive affillance, it was extingniated without very material damage. We are forry to add, however, about three o'clock on Tuefday morning, there was a molt (elicits alarm, at a faaory on Oxford Road, principally occupied by Mr. Dean.—h had taken fire, and the flames had fo far fpread before thcywcre di fcovered, that all attempts to extinguilh them were fruitlefs,l and in a very lhort time ever) article was deftroy ed, and the walls only left Banding.—We are glad to contradia a report of this faaory having been wilfully fet on fire, as tlfcre is not the (walla foundation for it. _ _ _ Daisy, Dac. 3 1.-01 t the tgth intl. as Richard' Hill, of Belper, in this county, aged about s 5 Tears, was firing off tc loaded pitlol barrel that was' tied to a' piece of wood, which he held in his hands, it unfortunately feparated from the Paid piece of wood, and was forced with Inch violence into his head, that he languifhed Until the 23d, when be expired. 'Cawrsaavar, JAN. a.—On Wednefday laft, trio popr women in Chantery.lane, going out little while on Come bufwers, flint their two chil dren (both under five years old) in their room. One of the children's frocks took fire, and what is remarkable, burnt the cloaths till they all dropped el. When one of the women came home the J , fire was gone out of the deaths, and the child lay naked on chi floor, dreadfully burnt round the upper part of its body : it was immediately taken to the Kent and Canterbury hofpital , an d every attention paid it, and there are great hopes of its reC overy. . NORWICH, JAN. 3.—Sunday lail an inquifition was taken at Hnonn, by James WARD, Geot. Coroner, nn the body of Mrs. Moos a, wife of Mr. CHPISTMAS Moo, r, glazier, who being alone and fitting by the fire-fide, it is fuppored fell aDeep, and her cloaths catching fire, the was burnt to aches be' ore any alarm or affillance could be given.—Verdia, accidental death.' Wednefday loft, Tome thieves found means to Real from the Rampant Horfe, St. Stephen's, the principal part of the furniture of a bed-room, with which they got off undircovcred. One night Lail week the hopfe of Mr. THURS TON, of Wreninghatti, near Wymondham, was attacked by Come villains, when his fon fired upon them, and, it is fuppofed, not without effca, as the groans of a p . eifon were diflinaly heard for tome time, and en the morning a great deal of blood was dikovcred near the gate, as if a wounded perfon had flopped there to refl. On Saturday night lafl, Mr. MAY HFW, of New ton, and Mr. H•ROTRIAN, of Mufbarton, were flopped near Mr. Sillis's, and robbed be three f o otpads ; and the fame night., a fervant talons ing to Mrs. Wier(' of Bracers Afh, was knocked down and robbed near Hartford BriJgc. fappolisl by the fame men. POLICE, Es',. 1143w-STRlET.—Tucfday night J abs /iTowlets and Richard Doles were charged be ore N. Bonn, Efq. and Sir W. Passoas, on fufpicion of having been guilty of divers felonies. Crocker, one of the Patrole hated, that on the 23d of November lafl, he 'aid others apprehended the prifoners, and another man, in Tottenham court-road, and finding feveral implements for houfe-breaking in their pollifflon, he lodged them in St. Giles's watch-houfe, from which they efcap ad the fame evening. James Morgan, the Keeper of the Watch-houfe, fivore, that the prifoner,nd the other man violent ly affaulted him, in endeavouring to break out of his cnitody, Ltd forced open two doors before they could effe& their efcape. . Warren, one of the °Seers of the Police-Office, Marlborough-a:met; Paid, that he apprehended the prifoner on (*it:ion of being concerned with executed a port time fince for a burgliat7 in the haute of Mr. Monkhoufe, of jermyn-itreet: Richard Evans, a patrole, belonging to thi pa rifh tf St. James's, depofed, that on the night bf the 23d Of GeOber lall, he and others apprehend ed the laid Clafron, immediately after the burglary at Mr. Monkhonfe's ; that the prifoner, Nowlan, and another man, were then in company with Clafron, but rho elcaped. Win. Willon, another of the patrole, corrobo rated this teflimony, and laid, that he law Now lan in company with Clafron, and another man, in Jermyn-greet, on the night of the sad of Olio ber lag, before Mr. Monkhonfe's houfe was broke open, and alio when they apprehended Clafron. The evidence being fo ftrong, the parties were bound over to profecute Nowlen for the burglary, and a detainer was ordered to be laid aglinit them for the Wraith on the watch-houfe keeper. Has-row-GARDE w.—On Tuefday evening lag, now Brea, alias Sailor Jack, was examined, charged by Mr. Coleman, of Saffron-hill, with going into his houfe, a few eVenins finee, when only his daughter was in the hou fe, and Pealing as umbrella, value sp. He wanted the young woman toset him a pot of porter, which the re fufed, and on defeending the Rairs ' to get it him felf, he Role the umbre ll a, which was hang be hind the parlour-door.—He was committed to Newgate for trial. The frauds of this young man are exceedingly numerous among publicans and flop-fellers, feve ral of whom attended the examination, who Rated that the prifoner came to them as a featnan enti tled to wages from private EaR India (hips, by which' means he obtained money and clothes, with board and lodging, and frequently robbed thole who fell a dupe to his artifice. Mr. Errington, of the Ship and Horfe-fboe, in Nightingale-lane, has been a confiderable fufferer by this fellow ; and it is fuppofed that he has com mitted frauds and robberies to the amount of fo veral hundred pounds. • - yaws Peterwas committed for re-examination, being found by . the officers at the fire in Turrunill flreet, attempting to rob. MANSION-Houss.—Yellerday yaws Kelly and Elizabeth Keefe were fully commixed by the Loan Maros, charged with privately stealing from the (hop of Mr. Surtordhaw, haberdaffier, in the Mino- Tics, 55 yards of Isomba seen. )4ARLHOIROVOH-STRELT.—Yefterday pasts Ca leb was again brought before' Mr. juffice NARES, and fully committed for trial, charged with being concerned with others in (leafing a great quantity of cheefe aad batter, from the warehoufe of Mr. Edward Gaiztsford, cheefemonger, Grafton-ftreet. At two o'clock in the afternoon of Friday lay the Chop of Mrs. Rumbold, of Somer's Town, was robbed of hofiery, and other articles, to the amount of I& by two ragged boys, who effeaed their efcape. On Tuefday fe'nnight a woman, endeavouring to fwinslle a fhopitceper in Wincolrnlee by falfe pre tences, was foon after deteBed , and (lands com mitted for the offence;—and on Saturday even. ing, an elderly woman, pretending to purchafe groceries in a (hop in the Market-Place, took ad vantage of the young man's (crying another per ton, and walked off with a quantity of tea and fugar, &c. On Tuefday fennight was committed to York Came, William eustfoa, late of Hunflet in the bo rough of Leeds, who was fentenced for tranfpor tation at Leeds feffions, in April 'aft, and efcaped from out of that gaol on the fame night along with the notorious John Williamfon, who was alio re taken,and lately tranfportcd. The faid William Simpfin WAS apprehended at Liverpool. - Five or fix perfuns have been taken into cullody on furpicion of being concerned in the different robberies that have lately been committed in the neighbonrhood of Liverpool, and there is a proba bility of the fchemes of thefe infamous depredators i being fpeedily developed, and of courfe defeated. 1 One of the game-keepers at Criteheli, the feat of C. Srvar, Efti. wason Monday night fhot, by the gun of another keeper going off is the former one had turned round to shut the door of his houfe. They, with others, were going to try to deteft a gang of dcfperate poachers that nightly inalll the manors in that neighbourhood. The contents of the gun lodged in the lower part of the bowels : the man languilbed about four hours, and then expired. Tuefday morning between one and two o'clock, a man was found dead on the wellern Reps, on the Surrey fide of Blackfrisdel Bridge: from the appearance of the body it is thought that he had been in a (late of intoxication, and, falling, ll* thinned himfelf, and perhaps been fuffocated.— His head. both on the huk part of it, and on his temples, was much broiled. A Snrgeon who at tended. attempted to bleed him, bur without Inc a& it is foppoted he had lain in the place where he was found Grote hours i the night. till 1 the time of di; rifft of the moon, hiving been f extremely dark.— Th e derrafeJ teems,from his i drefs, to have bern a working man, probably a potter. , Some few months ago, a Mr. C. a Frenchman,' being much in debt, was befet cont.tivally by the Bailiffs ; and being, one morningg, informed by . the Maid of the bottle where lie lo dged, that the Philiftines were hanging about the door, he imme diately packed up every a rrtick he had of appa rel, even to his thin, haßened into bed, and re quefted the Servant to fecure his box in her room, telling her, if they alked for. MTh, to fay he was at home—they knocked and enquired--stud being anfwered in the atErtnative, were directed to his garret ; tapping, at his door, they were told to come in, and going to the bed-tide, they Aced if he was Mr. C. ? 0 Yes."—" Then we hate ri writ againft you for"—" Ah ! ha !" faid Mon ficur—" lit-a me fee—ha 1 you take my body I your writ lay."—" Yes, you mull get up and go with us—come, make haße and iirefs otnielt. " Begar, 1 have no , drels."—" No drefs what do you mean by that ?—togie, come, We cap't loiter here ; get up."—" Upon my yard.- all my drefs at dc pawnbroker—you take my body I your 'writ fay—no drefs"--and immediately he (prang from the bed is paris eaturaliter, and danced about the room : being a perfea Elam, he made. a molt groterque apearance. The Myrmidons in vain failed on his dreffing, while he reiterated, " take my body I" " Why, who will take you in .fuck st Rate?" " I cannot tell ((aid he) you take my body." D— your body—come along, Muns on, we'll have him as yet tome how or other— D-- his body ;" and for that time they left him. The Frenchman handy etrlpped himfelf, and in- Randy changed hi! lodgings in a few weeks af ter, the powerful arqfier of mortals feized him, and for ever freed him froM trouble. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOT/ONS. - -------- - On the aoth alt. the Pielbytir! of Luchmahen moderated in a call for the Rev. Mr. Aleaander Johnftone, sninilter at Cran thaws, to be minifter at hatoff.at, on which occafson the Rev. Mr. Crichton preached Ltd prelbled. At Edinburgh, on the loth ult. the Rey. John Relton,laktof Alnwick, Northumberland, was admitted minilter of the New Relief Congreption, Port (burg h. OZPORD,, i INIJARY 3.—On Tuefday laft. the Proved and Fellows of eves College peek iiied the Rev. Hairy smith, 1). D. to the valuable Redlory of Headley, Musts, mint by the death of the Rev. Win. The Rev. Wm. Vincent, M. A. Student of Chriß Crunch, in this Univerfity, and eldeft fon of Dr. Vint:mt. of Wettmle flee School, is collated to a Prebendal Stall in the Cathedaal Church of Ckicheitcr. BIRTHS. At her Inside. Antigua-ftreet, Edinburgh, tcri. Duncan, of Stonywynd, on Monday fenuight, of her frxenth fen On Monday, the lady of Job Matthew Ratites, Efq. of a daughter. iviAtkßtri). Wednefday the etft of December, rfku-, at Ni'aerington, by the Rev. J. Afatthias, Mr. Flatcher Bolton, Potter, to Mils Jones, daughter of Mr. John Jones, Wafter at the Grammar- School, Weaverhain. Cbefliire. Monday hilt, at St. James's Church. by the Lord . 1111 lop Of Olouecfter, Charles Poole, Efq. of Somerfct-Place, to Mlfs Henrietta Ottavia Lutwidge, fitter to Charles Lutwidge, Efq. and niece to Admiral Lutwidge. Lately, the Rev. Erie Rudd, of Thorne, to Mifs Brook, eldeft daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Brook, of York. Oa Friday, at Maocbefter, Edmund Henry Lullnntion. Efq. of London, to Mia Philips, daughter sof Falkner Philips, Efq. of the former place. A few days ago, at Bowdon, Mr. Salmon, of Eoltoo, nice chant, to Mrs. Bonomont, of Altritichain. Oa Taerday feaaight, at the church of St. Michaside.lei trey, York, Captain Brown, to Mils Donald:fon, Men daugh ter of Mr. Dossaldna of that city. On Thurfday. Mn Henry Smith, Anoint'? at Low, of York, to Mifs Sarah ProWde, of Hovingham. The fame day, Mr. John Ward, brewer, to Ws Roliofon, daughter of Mr. George Robin on, bosh of York. On Thurfday lag, at Leeds; the Rev. Lorenfo Granger, of Wintringbam, in the etrahta. of Lincoln, to Mrs. Mary Whit ak er.—Alfo, Mr. jag& Stringer, of Thotakill, to Mifs Elia. V ickernun, of Leeds. Thurfday fe'nnialit, at Howden, Mr W ilium Cafs, drag en, to Miro Elisabeth Plaice, both of that place. Sams day, Mr. L. B. Samba. of Wakingtoo, to Mifs Mary Calton, of the fame place. At Dundee, on the 19th ult. CaptahtJames Rubertcon, of the 7th regiment of foot, to Mils Catharine Goill, daughter of Mr. John Guild, merchant there. At Hobne, on the 31 ft ult. J. Troop, Big. to Mifs Jane' Role, fccond daughter of John Rote, Efq. of Holme. At Arbroath, on the -27th tilt, the Rev. Andrew Pereiffon, Minitter at Maryton, to Mifs Elizabeth Bruce, daughter of tie Rev. William &woe, Mialitar of the•Epifooial Centrgu.. taw at Arbroath. The tjth alt. at St. James's Church, Thomas Hanworth, Efq. of the Raft York Militia, to Alit. Cartwright, of Sloalle greet, Cheffea. On Saturdaylaft, at St. James's, Mr. M.Weippert, of It. James's, to Mils P. Blade, of Great R7dcr.ftreet. Latt night, Mr. Francis Wallb, jtan. of Bartholomew - Clofe. At Dublin, Edward Stratford, Eartot Aldboroogh, Vlfcount Alriltill.aaron of 13altinglafs, Governor of the county Wicklow,' and F. R.S. His Lorded! , married &ft *Barbar.i, daughter and role heir to the Hon. Nicholas Herbert, of Grist (*Benham, county of Sueilk ; this kdy dying without iffue, In 17117, his Lonithip morried (rcondly, lath May, OS, Elizabeth, only daughter of airyilin Henniker. of Newteri.bill, and Strati:in - 4{- 130 We, county Kent, Knight. The Noble Lord is fuceeeded in his title by the Hon. John Stratford, now Earl Aldboroagh. Oa Sunday, the alkli (*..fa ewistintiption,at the Hot Wdis, in the 27th year of her age, Mrs. Kingiton. wife of James P. Kingßon,Efq. late Captain in the 4Gth regiment. On the 3tit ult. at Neweot, in Oloueeiterftore, Mrs. Eyks, wife of John Eyles, Efq. of Wimbledon, Surry Wednefday fenniglit, in Pall•rnait, Mrs. Ford, wife of t►e Rev. Dr. Ford, Prebendary of Ybek. Friday kit, in Charlotte-area, Balford4qoare. Eardley Wilmot, Flq. 'Tanned fon of the late Sir Eardley Wilmut.aud one cif the Clerks of the Signet. On Sunday afternoon, at his honk, Wililernefs-row, Mr. Thome. Meredith, Surveyor, In his 3otb you.. A few days gm, at his feat near IlEbabletlon, 'rhos. %bot tom, F.fq.uf Wintertimi, North Britain. On Sunday morning, at Milieus, alter a very long and pain ful Mock, Mrs. Wluteburit. On Sunday night, mire Henrietta Hope, frnood daughter et Cotniniffioner Hope, of the Navy, at ►is honk to Sornerfeto Plate. At Bombay, Lieutenant Colonel Robinfon,ton of Sir George I R, .ohinfon, Rirt. On the ad; silt. Mrs. Manning, wife of the Rev. Henry keiclur of Stoke, Devon. flans Tod, EN. of Drygrangc, writer to the Signet, an be aath uk. On the stt halt. after a long and painfnl illnefs, Mr. Rabat 'amberible Thome., Llte 1111T141311t in the Wand of Ownalds. Lataly, in Down-ft rare, Piccadilly, the Dovragiar Lady Le*, ndaw of Sir C.genosi I.eigh, Bart. On the ill init. very (widen!), agod 53, Mr. Maenad Plefbitt, tilt-merchant, Hull. Lately, at Aram, mar Seathareogb, aged *booth. Richard Moodulo. Rbg. a Pima Cultanter of the Ceases of the port d Had. flearbaireepkae. tee the aath ek. at W Wet la York, the Rev. Neweonve Copp, aged MI, mars east ao years gentler of the &Lewin ehapd la St. Sadeowpate. Oa the yoth wk ta the 14111 year at Wive, Mr. 97 Ikrotirs, isuruhrms„ IN& ' At Calldle, PIO Lambs, LA. Usk:, livivadde. Extra& of a Letter Prom William Creeandoto, rfq. orti Mulefty . % Juftiece of the Peace'for the Cour.ty of Da4L, . t . Doctor Sot umoN, Liverpool. ,‘ A / IRS. GREENSHIELI) has tried ,-, IY4 Cordial Balm of Gilead. and thoti•jh flw hae M, advice of Many of the molt minatt of the faculty in 11. i,, to peeferibc tnr a billow complaint that hat Attacked hit th, I,n yaws, me found ti)e molt wonderfu M l benefit from your m,. . &eine alone. W. ( 1 W." . - . Dublin. No. 7,ll4ontague-ttrret,*th Oltuber, !km Eland of • Utter from 7r. S. Hazard, Rath, dated the of Odtohcr, 'Soo. o A Lady a Kw days fitter called upon me, and declared t' .: your Cordod l'atm at Gilead had laved the life of lwr Nine ; di ,,,ra t er Lady . aftired ma that the was cored of a viohtd• rm. men compliant by a few bottles, and th.tt whet. the beg Itt LIL L; it, lim count not write or icareely attend to any thin,... Cottfomptive Complaints are generally oct isned by th- p:,.. neaten of the blood in the longs, till It is converted into re n.! ..4 mutter; this may bt owing to nervous, bilious, althilia:w, ..,! &optical somplainta, excel■ of libidinous isisiilveueie, :-.,.;,•. ' a too Burnous, rift life: heat of clituate, tan! tit ,r:.iu-- Immoderate ofenf mercurial:, ten, coffee, or other emu i i 'a . amidst it may be owing to a cold caught by damp beds or (l air? keel; chlorufistir gieenficktient; excel. r''' . ,, :lei or pi r „„. debility of the fi bres of the vifeera, an ula.r . •414: iiNtr net:, et or cullornary excrcifes, &a ike. 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'Mare are alto boles, price 51. content* equal to twelve bOtthm et ros.ftel. by which the patient fines al. 6s .which can be had of the Doelor, by nenitting a Rao Pound Bane Note. '",' Newts is the country requiting the Dodoes Opinion re • lathers inveterate calm, are to enclofe his ulna/ fee of a guinea, in a letter, with the Rate of the cafe. Such /ester thould (for (stay) be thus dire dted--. Mosicydetter ; Pr. Solomon, Solo mon's-plam, Brownlow-fheatsLiveePoul I Paid double Portge! yr:4mm. iILINIV47OS. To Mr. Tbentio WOW, Ikeigeno, No 9, New Iletigc.ttroot *Boa eta, Landon. . . IT is with the moft hea rt felt fatisfaeioil that I ad deers you on the inaompatable oteelleare al you invaluable . PATINT LS, -1 11 the filing of tho year I had the misfortune to contra* a Venereal Compladt,, attended with the mod alarming sod dangerous fymptoma; leer afmuch,that I have been eonfieed to toy room fur a whole week 'teethes', and net abic Mfilr ours( it; I had no red night ncr day, and faltered the moll e ; eraciating pain and torment, and what was RIR work, my Eyes grew weak and aim, to that I coddlearee difeern any ohjett, if end le chafe to me, and ea peeled nothing leis than the total brad any light—From admit, 'healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere nudism, and awobjeCtof pity and compafliun.—My friends had all gives me MT and thought my recovery intpolfible. In this dradfait Rate, anit repeding every minute robe my left in this world, lwai fortunately recommended by a 'neighbour to try your Medicines, but having vied all medical aid . to no•pau9, and :been at an enortnoui espenee, was tante time before I ovoid 'be prevailed on to take them; at lad I font for is holm, and 'before I had taken them all, I found eontiderable benefit ; toy 'pains gradually deereated,and my eye-darlit grewletter, adi* the great furmiee mad alionfamtent of an my friends, (a lter w tali ng three hoses more), my healfh and ftrengthwas pettedly re fiord, nil I am now, (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable Medielnes), as well and hearty a. ever I-vas in my life. Your obliged bumble Servant, R.. E. bliadadtreet, 534rtnIngharn, November z, eye,. You are at full liberty to publish this in any manner you think propew for the benefit of toddy at lar a .e and which I thouill Shave tent you fooner,but was fearful all ndapfe. • 1 Th•• aboveMedieine is eamettly recommended to a perkier that are In any doubt of their being tatted; free of every Ye -1 zweeralAtteetion, particularly to thnfe abort altering tbeiram ilittun to life, as it will certainly dadcalte every taint of dot nature, of however long Pending, or however &knifed ander the appearance of other &harden it may be • for Scottnoie. • Gianduiar, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is al l recommended • to be taken, dperially in the Sprier, Sionnier, I Prepared and fold by the hie I'mprictor, THOMAS TAY : I.ok, Member of the Corporation of &imams, London, at bit honk, No. 9, New Etidge.ftreet; whet,: he will give Ad v:ec, without a Per, to perfect 'akin" theft PiUs, and will .ro •f"" patients Letten, if part Paid, so the Guise terms, obtere. Ing in all cafes the toolt inviollaWe Secrecy, do neon's nsmeer cafe baying been mentioned, but at their own pardcular t‘quelt. by the Proprietor, during the cow* of more than :q yeats, that be has had the conduct of an eatenfive fake of the atoge ewe and the prailiee artful therefrom. They are alio fold by his appoiwnwat, et the }crawler's, No. 35, St. Alban'a.arcitt, Pall-Mall; Mr. Rober,So d's Toy-. Own. No. toi, Oxford-fireet ; Mr. Steel's, lie 1./eller, No a. Union-vow, Little Tower. 11111; and by one Perfoo tondllerable town in Lashed, in limes et only us. 9cl. Gecko held 4 with full andiesie eirodisme TO-MORROW. Sun Wes San fets Made Oki 57 inirintesaßer 7 I A illitll4P-11 ICON 4 I 46 mieuttssitt•:4 .. HIGH WATIOLA ILIONDON-PRIDOE TO-MORRO* Mania • 9 minutes after R Aft . 43 thilitets after r. N Primed for the Proprietors. by jthif4 carnaler-amet) at the *TA 111 PRINTbS4I.OI• I ci, No. t o .• =4 pubiliod by LEVIi.L.KM•fr, caz• tering!. pplace. 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