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CC; LI P. N cr of very aneknt coins, () old Tt , ••••tae, on the tit init. dug up by Mi. . • : • i eatb's gat k:r.er, as he was digging ot :.a• • f the 1 4 .irden •• ago, a man employed ia : upon Elmsford Warren, near the lioit .•rcd a I•iiman fkelett n. and from L in •i f thz tech an.l fletlinels of the bon , s • . to have been a young perfon, ant • .:.re 1.6 n many years then.. tbility that the unfrrtimate man had 6 . • , e: ed, and hot ice: there by his ailliMns. A Gipfey was Lift week committed to Colehei ter gaoi ter having atained three guineas from a ietviant maid, under the urctenee of telling her he' fortune. A child, of ahont three years old was, on Thnrf. day, burned to death, in tl.e abfence of its mother, at Bath. A fine girl, three years of age, at Chefler, fome days fince reaching fomething from the chimney piece, her clothes can ht fire, and the was fo burnt as t., die on the day following. A few days ago, William Gowler, a pr;foner in Carol -idge Caine, for both-Healing, made his efciipe in the frllowing manner : As the prifOners were going acrofs the Caftle-yard to the leicpzei boat., to attend die ine fervice, he took the oppor tunity when the greater part had entered the houfe, to flip off his irons, which he had previouily lonic nei, leaped over a gate covered with iron (pikes, and ran down the road towards the lack of Saint khn's College, jumped through a !Rage into Mr. Hay's garden, which he croffed, and made his way into the Pond-yard, where his purfuers loft fight of him, and he has not fince been heard of. • At the General Qt2arter Seffions held at Don caller, on the :oth ult, William Birks, of Syke. houfe, yeoman, and John Latham; of the fame place, were foiii:d guilty of removing a pauper of the name of Thornton, from thence to Duncafter, and leaving him in the Rreet in fo infirm a Hate as occafioned his death in a few weeks. It appear ed on the trial, that Birks was a principal inhabi tant of Sykehouie, and well knowing the infirmi =hies of the poor man, engaged Latham to re move him,' and thus to fave hinifelf a propor tionate contribution to the Townfhip for his fup port Birks was fentenced to pay a fine of 401. and to Hand committed till fuch fine is paid ; and Latham was tent to the Houfe of Corrdlion at Wakefield, for fix weeks, and fentenced to pay a fine of 51.—Such is the punifliment due to Over teen of the Poor, or others, who ahufe the lenity of the law in this cafe, by removing tick or infirm paupers, who in filch (late are reftrieled from being removed, on any authority whatever. READING, Falk I 3 was committed to our county gaol, by JOSEPH TOMER, Gent. Mayor of Newbury, John Butler, charged on the • oaths of Charles White, Edward.Winbolt,:Stephen Dunbidge, William Church, and others, on fuf picion of having privately flolen from the perfon of the Paid Charles White, ten guineas in gold, a ' bank note of the value of five pounds, and various ether pieces of gold and Slyer. Same day was committed to the above gaol, by the Rev. RICHARD Cozy, Clerk, Jofeph Dickfon, of Newbury, for having in his potreffion fray-one wires and a lurcher ; and John Kimber, of the _ parilh of Newbury, for ufing a wire, to defiroy the game; to be imprifoned three months. They alto Rand charged with a breach cf the peace to. wards John Earley, of Chaddleworth, Game keeper. Tivo men *ere laft week apprehended at Ransil bury, as rogues aad vagabonds, and committed b)t the Rev. Mr. PO/HAM, nue to Marlborough, the other to Devizes bridewell. Hdt t, Fia. 13.—About fix o'clock on Satur day morning laff, as Captain HARRISON of the brig Neptune, of Gainforo', lying in the Hum. ber, off this place, was going aboard that veffel in a boat, accompanied by three men and two boys, part of his crew, the boat by the rapidity of the tide was driven foul of the cable, and. firiking againft the brig, went in pieces. One of the crew, at this inflant, by a fudden and wonderful fprinr„ caught hold o f the cable, and reached the brig in fafi.ty ; the remainder went under the bottom, and on tiling again, two of them got hold of a part of the boat, and one of them an oar, by which means they fupported themfelves upon the water. After being carried a confiderable way up the Humber, they fortunately fell in with a brig bound from Lynn to Gainffiro', by which they were taken on board and experienced the moil humane treat ment from the mailer of her, who kindly afford ed them every ailiaance in his power. Meeting with a veffel coming for Hull, he put them aboard her, after giving them a guinea, and they reach ed this port fife on the evening of Saturday, to the no fmall furprife and joy of thofe who were ac quainted with the circunillances of the aceidcnt, and who confideri.d their deaths as inevitable.— Captain HARRISON kept up with them for a con fiderable time, and was fuppci tcd and encourag ed by one of the cu ew, an excellent fwimmer, and who lent him every aflithince, hut at he funk, exhauffed with the great exertions he had made. One of the boys was alfo drowned, immediately after the boat went in pieces. Anaudacioitsrobbery wasyellerdaycommittedat the Neptune Inn, in this town,by a pet fon of genteel appearance, who had contrived to enter the bet'. chamber of a traveller from London lodging at the above inn, and after cutting open his portmaatean, took away liveral gold watches and other articles of jewellery, bills, &c. to the value of neatly two hundred pounds. It appears that be had met with the latter gentleman at the Black Swan, York, about a week ago, and found means by his genteel addrefs to form an acquaintance with bim, which their meeting at Hull, whet is fuppofed be had followed him, purpofely for this °Ned, contribut ed to increaf:. He effcaed his villainott a mr e pore ... (hit' 41. dut inv. the temoorare e of for,llll4n near Lis cliatrlcr door, andl from tome fatiltering and equivocal exprefEraisi ::as led :o rufpeft that he had naked iiim ; but fc,:ne time elapild before he could afcertain it, durint4 which the villain had made ofF. He was imnr2di.rely purftied and taken into catto4 at the l'i•,7er lun, Ileverleborbere he had engagcd a eliaile l'ocy,ing - ; on New Inn. The property was found in hi, po:leilion. He is to undergo an examina tion bi.fore the Mayor of this town this day. • IRELAND. Dustt re, Frs. t I.—On Sunday laft, a funeral gyration or fermon was preached in the College Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Magee, in honour of the late Earl of Clare, who was Vice Chancellor of the Univertity. The difcourfe, although, as we underhand, a hurried compofition, was eminently beautiful, folemn, and affecting. The preacher, alter lonic general and introduCtory obfervations on death, adverted to the recent Infs of eminent merit fuflained by the Univerfit7 t the late Pro- I volt, and Dr. Young celebrated alike for his learn- 1 ing and piety. To Dr. Elrington, the able and appropriate academical fuccelTor of Dr. Young,' Mr. Magee paid a handfome and deferved tribute •If refpea, and then proceeded to the main objeCt of his difcourie, an honorary delineation of the late Vice-Chancellor's char:seer. The Chapel was hung in black on the occafion • the congregation wan numerous and fplendid; the mu fic remarkably fine ; and the whole had an effea uncommonly fotcmn and imprellive. Accounts Iran Limtrick !late, that on the night of Wednelday, and the morning of Thurfday haft, they were vifited by'a moll violent Ram, which happening at the flowing of a fpring tide, the conlequences have been very calamitous, the lower grounds on both fides of the river being inundated to a confiderable extent. The lots of (beep and cattle has been very great; and a family, who Eyed in a cabin clofe to the river, near Ballincurra, were for foam hours in the moll imminent peril ; they were forced to afeend the roof for feet'', in which fituation they were obferved by J. M. Har vey, Efq. who immediately rode into town, and procured a Prong boat, which he had drawn out on cars. and launched over fields which but the evening before were dry ground, lust which now appeared as the lea. By - his encouragement and folicitations, four flout boatmen ventured into her, and after feveral ineffeaual efforts to make way againft the form, they happily fucceeded in bring ing off the terrified family, eleven in number, at a molt critical moment, for almoft immediately after, the walls (no longer able to refill the face of the water) gave way, and the bottle was over whelmed in the waves. Several military waggons, under ercort, arrived from different parts of the country this week, and lodged their contents, confitling of camp appara tus and other matters belonging to the army, in the flores adjacent to the Grand Canal. The following Gentlemen have been appointed High Sheriffs for the enfuing year : Aotrim..-Lansford Heyland, of Glenoak,Efq. Mayo—.H co y Browne, Efq. Clara—James Molony, of Kilktinon,Efq. Fermanagh—James King, of Corrado, Efq. Kerry—George Twit's, Efq. K9dare--1 hams Tickell, of Lagoons, Efq. Longford—Robert Holmes, Efq. Qt , lecn's Couity—lfaae Humphrya, of Cartnwn , Erg. Tipperary—R. B. Lowe, jun. Efq. of Lowe's.town. Bzt.ras - r Fes. 9. --Saturday laft, the Hon. Ba ron Mamas arrived at Donaghadee, from Port patrick. Saturday evening laft, the port-boy from Ban bridge, with the mail from Dublin, was (topped near Lurgent by three men with blackened faces, and robbed of the mail, in orb ich were all the bags from Bainbridge to Ballycaftle, &c. &c. In malt ing the necerfary ftarch after the perpetrators of this crime, the mail was fortunately found on Sun day afternoon, under the arch of a bridge called the Huth, where it appeared to have lain in the water all night. The leals acre unbroken, and the bags teemed to have fuil./ined no other injury khan what arofe from their being wet. Sunday ha, while the Londonderry militia were on parade, Captain Burroughs, of that regiment, who has been tried here by a General Court-Martial, was publicly releafed from his ar reit, after the fentence of the Court had been read by the Town Major, acquitting him of all the charrs exhibited againft him by Major Stark and Captain Shepherd. Sunday, the fecond divifion of the -Rocs and Cromarty regiment embarked at this port for Scotland. Yefterday the &II divilion of the Glengary re giment, under the command of Colonel M'Donald, arrived in town from Athy, county Kildare, on their route to Scotland. Wednefday night, ab'out z a o'clock, an alarm ing fire broke out in a houfe in llarrack•llreet, oc calioned, it is Paid, by fume fparks, proceeding from a bakery in the neighbourhood, fetting fire to a finall quantity of hay which lay contiguous to the haute- Immediately on the alarm being given a party of the military attended on the fpot, and, with a number of the inhabitants, ufed every esertion to ttcp the progrefeof the flames; but owing to the very high wind all their endeavours lirovcd inefFeatu I to prevent the houfe in which the fire tt,gati, with three others adjacent, from being entirely continued. , On Tnefilay night, between ten and eleven o'clock,. an accident of an affeding nature oc curred 'at an old houfe in Eritain•lane, Britain fireet. A wake having attrataed, as is ufual among the lower ranks, a confiderable number of perfons in a back apartment of the upper rooms, the knits were unable to futtain theweight, in con , fequence of which the fluor fuddenly gave way, f orc i ng alto) the flour beneath, and precipttating the whole atlemhly, with the contents of the apart ments, to the ground. Nine perfons were taken itelefs from the ruins, and about eleven others feverely cut and contufed. Of one family, a man, his fon (a fine boy nine years old), and the father's IM;11•;',1 n ,••••••/. vtre•••••••• tot. An ITC AV% 9 'mt. LONDON MARICErt. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FL'BRUARY IS. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, includirs only trorn the aft of Felonwry to the 6th of Fearuary, agreeable to the new Ada. T0ta1....4488 Quarters. Average 775. 5,11 Bfd. higher than bit return. PRICE OF HOPS. 1 Kent 41 Os to 51 5s a• Kent 51 os to 51 1411 r, Suffcx 41 os to 51 os r Soiree 41 ms to 51 Ss 1 Faro. 51 os to 71 7s 0 Effek 41 os to 51 os an S MITHFIEL February 15. To fink the offal —per (tone of 81b. Beef is od co 6s od Veal - 616 oil to Ss od Mutton -6s od to 7$ 4d Pork - 6s 41 to 7s 4d Stock at Market this morning, Beath !goo. Sheep Scoo. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, February 15. Per Rone of Sib. by the weak. Beef 41 od to ss 4d Veal ss od to 7s od Mutton 5s od to 6i od Pork 6s 4d 20 7,4 d PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, February is. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitech.ip, 1. O.Hay 3toto 5 5 3 3oto 5 8 0 4 40to 5 8 o N. do. o o to 0 0 Straw Itoto t t 6 t 14 6to 1 o 6 1 14 oto 2 0 0 Pon: 5 o too 6 —.—..— 5 to oto 6 so 0 'COALS, February If. Deft Coals In the Pool, aL es. 6d. per Chaldron. Dellsersd al. pi. 6d. Sunderland, rL rye. od. Del; vercd al. 6s. 04. It is a Itrikitig eircumnance, that the whole of the Capital Prizes laft Lottery were fold in Shares. This may in tome meafure account for the preterit rapid demand far Shares. But the more imme diate caufe is. that the great good fortune whit.li attended a Fireman belonging to the Sun Office, who had a Share in one of the Capital Pi i , es 14ft Lottery, kindled fuch a flame through the t - wn for purchafing Shares of Tickets as will not e tidy be got under, and let POP Office, Royal Ex change, where the fortunate Share was bought, on fuel, a blaze of reputation, as no engine of Com petition will be able to exting,uifb. Frcfh flipplies of that pleafant, tale and erica cious Medicine, Sri tsru lt, Y'S Ar. TISCOn BUT IC DROPS ! (by King's Patent) are weekly re ceived from the Difpentary, Soho-lquarc, in 'Attics of 3s. and 11. 2!. each, by E. NEWBERY, the co: - ner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; where may be had, a new edition, being the eighth, of SP ILSBUR I°s much admired Treatife on the Scur vy, Gout, Diet, and Remedy, with upwards of one hundred Cafes ; neatly printed in Bvo. price 3s. 6d. BIRTHS. At Rofc-Cagle, on Monday fennight, the Lady of the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord itifhop of CarliAe, eta daughter, be• ing her Ladyihip's thirteenth child. Lately, at Adtoe Reynold Kt% Shropftdre,the Lady of An drew Corbet, Wig. of a daughter, Lately, of a Calk Mn. King, lady of the American Miniftcr. DIED. At Ayr, the gd of February, aged 65, Lady litrril•oo, widow of the late Sir Henry Hamilton, Batt. e Caitle Cunningham, in the County of Doncyal, Ireland. On Sunday morning, at his houfe at Hornfey, Nritiam Len nox, Efq. of Broad-ftrt On Monday fe'nnight, Mrs. Rebecca I ludfon, wife of Mr. Thomas Hudfon, of Wood-Green, near Witncy, and only daughter of the late George Davies, Efq. of Dueklitigton, in Oifordthire. Lately, George Nugent Reynolds, Efq. of I.ongllcur, in the County of Leitrim, and Kingd om of Ir:Luid, aged 34, cuufm to the Mardionefs of Buckingham. At Norwich, on the IR MR. Mr. Wm. Webfilale. This vene rabic man lived in three centuries, and expired at the advanced age of tax years. Michael Daniel, of Bellevue, county of Meath, F.fq. On Summer-hill, Dublin, aged 31.Mns.Franees Brook*, wife of Mr. John Brooke, attorney. At Cork, Capt. Hugh Cant Bak er,late of the 17th foot. The Bth init. between one and two o'clock in the morning, Mr. Patrick Magrane, of Quickpenny: after returning from a vifit in the rwighbourhood,he was Riot through the head by the accidental difcharge of a pißol, in the :di of difengaging it irons the place to which it had been attached. At Perth, on the oth loft. James Duncan, Ffq. of Tlpperrnallo. On Thurfday, at his Fat 's honk, in the Tower, aged I 7 years, Enfign Carington Patcrfon, of the 3d Weft India gi mast, youngeft fon of Lieut. CoL Paterfun, CommaacLuit of In valids in the Tower Garrifon. On the 3oth of January, Dr. Wallb, of Rcd Lion-fquare. On Friday, at Stamford-hill, Mrs. Heintz, wile of Mr. Elias At Glafgow, on Thurfday Lift, Mr. Robert M'LachLm, fur geon and Lieutenant of the Artryllfhire Fencibles. At Glafgow, on Saturday fc'nnight, Alcx. Low, Efq: mer chant, late one of the magiltrates them. At Calcutta, in June Taft, much regretted, Mr. John Wilton, merchant there, ate of Glafgow. At Glafgow, on Monday fe'nnight, after a fhort Diners, the Rev. Dr. Win. Lockhart, minifter of St. Andrew's Church in that city, in the 58th year of his age, and goth of his miniftry. On the loth November lalt. in the gift year of his age at Pamaffits Mate, Clarendon, Jamaica, Mr. John Eves, third fon of Mr. Eves, of Clifford, in Herefordiliire, at al twirl brother of Mr. George Eves, of Chapel-firect,Bectford-row. At St. Martin's, Welt Indies, Captain Gamier, of hit Majef- CO (kip, Southampton. A fcw days ago, in the le2th year of her age, Mrs. Golding, of HUM. in Cleveland. . _ At Aeon, In his 76th year, Mr. Wm. Stokes. On Friday morning, in confequence of s violent attack of the gout. Mrs. &viand, wife of John Bakery ilurland, of Stock Houle, in the county of Dorfet. On Saturday laft, in the 6501 year of his age. at his houfe in Percy-Itreet, after a painful Rinds of twelve days, Wm. Browne, Efq. Late Governor of the Wands of Bermuda, and for merly one of his Majcites Council at Bolton. I arty on Saturday morning, after s lingering and painful illnefs, Mrs. Balk, near the Terrace, Finibuty-fquare, wife of Alexander Francis Baffle, Bfq of dit Royal Navy. Saturday, Mr. John Gnuntrar, of filpry's-gate, Weßminiter. Captain Pearce, priacipalConsmitgri for the Foreign Army, low ImaPr the Prised 'de Conde. while OD his Pairai 4 tied' TO-NtORROT. rifts Sun It!, Mr..• • • 57 minutes fter 6I 3 minutc. viler 5 I 11.1cittc, wATER AT 1.01.3)0 >r-Ult IN:F. o Mwt Moming - 5' m uto aft< r t Mumma t 7 rnintatr.s after t DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENERI , ..: COMPLA!N MR. DUFOUR informs the ruhiic,that her.. daily be confulted gratis, fmm 9 to 3, at his !vie 5, Frith-Rivet, Soho, London, in all cafe.; of °hitt. Stridiures, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Lr Fiatila, Impotence, and deltility in either ilex, dte. extenlive Practice in this department, to which he l•as filed hiinfcif for many years, be offers a method of cure, efficaciout, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, folr. Proprietor of Daran'a dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fo iimpruvLa the::,, Iv; . ing them of tht irritating effedis of common Bocoi 1, tact Cf....! fuccecel where conflict and other violent means irevc ailed. For the Venereal Difenfe, Mr. DUFOUR is in !Adreri,t, Daran's f 9 mild that they render r.dtraint in diet umteccifary. To enable him to att;a:d palc: •• at their own houfes, he has provided the afttitance of a Cti•.!te. man niche Faculty. Perfons in the country may he cured acing tlicir cafes in letters, poll paid. Juft poblifh:d, price 2+. 6d. Fifth Flitlon, ''. Trea.ife on the alvwe ConipLints, ithulrated with the v:tri-trs fymptome and Cafes Chewinit the painful acd ch•vvrous et fees of Caufticß oogies; an improved method of treating norrheas, /cc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-tout, suhog and H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row; alto to be hid at M'queen's, Exeter-Charge, and at the Author's. WHEN Profellional Tlcn of education and re tp..olsiality deviate from the genend fyltem by the foe leztion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtiJn of long couttnutti Iticcefs is the hrft criterion cf fupericrity. Fight yeats have I devoted toy prasittee to the exclui!ve ere, merit of THREE DISORDERS, acid the fueecf4ul rciuti of mrylan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far as I t'P able the erratic, of clink complains which are the molt intrare. ant in the eat..locue of human infirmities. After iiii'iation into every branch as an Array Surge-so., formed a wlib at an early periad of Pradlice to reCcut: hislisiCa ais frnn the ignor.incr of uneducated Mm, or the equally clut serous precipt!Kncy of general Praaitionera. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have ek: *felt cd my attention, comprii.c every fpecies of VENEREAL INIFCTI' S N, whcsher of a recent or long duracion.-2dlF. All kinds of DEBILrry, whether ariling from the habits o! Schoolboys or the indulgence of mature age, and lalLtv that 41• rangeniect of the f; fleet in Womtn is culled JJARRIi.N. Nr.ss Gt Numerous sill . calls are the rani! of ignorance or lazfle In 4,4 treatment of a limp. Gonorrhea,and it rot tintr.ooPently pens that the feeds of Lite are poifrned by the indif.retion of on unguarded hour. By a fuptrior method fuel complaints ate uafily cured, and even where others Lave railud, I trult that I may prefunie to offer a radical re-eftabliihment Few,however, arc the cafes of complicated diftrtfs in tit (Murder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whe from indulgence it a SOLITARY VICE, or :In. prevalent Gaits ties of a talbionabk Life, acqUire that Rate en Debility which is the unavoida:ale confequcoce of Path pernicieui habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods (Aver his mirery, but :are, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fcm: ccaulation toe him to know, that although it lit an ohjsa of Inn*: or tinter. Uinty with other Praditioners, the ronotal of theft: De f. CIENCI ES by the gradualprogrefa of Renovation is the acquits; ment of my ex:.:Tic:lce. If the rites of Bacchus,cr Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety u tit bf• prevented by an early countcradioo of this languid and in thrill cafes no great difficulties will occur. _ _ • _ But where this Deficicney has fur yeats e ;tied. a proper Pcr feverancci,ir,difp nGLlp requiate to refiv a &lig Ilitlabrias (park' of Life, and to re-animate the ContLitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirt:l-par:tett in their cx.peciationa of a Family. Islay be that in rte.*. inftaices dc.f...as are. arable by Viet:kit; ....kin. The SF.CRECY whicli is fo etiential to my un.'..:.rtakititt, aid" the Q.Lial!hcatiotis vrhich I have preferred to Rote, form 'bet Baths of my Preteufions, and in coireidence with fu^.ll this in 7!• tuatier, is feVUI. Coat Mr B-- may he cuitfult<ti rfnuaily (or 5., I.."ltc•fs Mc!..7ifirg a fmall note) at hi. houfe, Nu. ay, Arum dcl-Brett, htrand, tiear. Tervil•!-B:v. There is an additional en:rance in Water-fin:et a•ljnirti:s And the name is on both the doors. M. B. Marcther of the Rocal College of So rzcorix. To T. TAYLOR, surgeon, No. 9. New Brivigr-Itreet, London age, Edinburgh, May i, (goo. IN the fprir.g of 1794 I was afilided with a Vel real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for tee months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyileizn, wilts put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe t by m•: re will appheations) for lonic time ; but Itrerving, In fpit: of all medicine and the advice of the krft Gent lenien tithe Faculty hi re, work and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a flats a!moft u nyetrafteled and beyond defeription,heing an entire lepere and ulcerated trom head to tO.A.—My head, throat, mouth, note., lefys, ann,, but. have been alternately in dpnger of beottno ing avid 's; in 'bort, I have had from ao to 3o cling uleerleot my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.--It would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe—Julie.: it to fay, &as never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangsrons, or of more complicated mature. I was long looked upon by try friends, and imagined my felf,b4.7olld ail irepesof recovery , and indeed, in my then condi: ion, death was preferable to my more than miferable Rater In this dreadful Ltugtion did I drag a n.ett miferabls evidence, till Dtv I s e PROW/Imes threw in my a ncwfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. 11. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I cirld not.--1 fent and proeur“l (time of yore ! EARL'S PATENT TILIA, which, by ufing from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four year.; in dercrlbable dithers), in as,good a date of health as ever I est toyed ; as a proof of this, I had a line, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago.. In grai itude to Coo, and hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervicc, I rem.sft you to publifit this ; and you may at any time refer pelf ms, who wills to be fatisßeil of the truth of this, or further partieriars*, to me or my friends, by letter or perion. As few cafes ter badners will ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have from experience every reafon to :aunt mankine. that in your Leece's P, LLs they will find a fur: fpcedy,ftre. and radical cure, far that molt dreadful flag,: of the Veoertat Difeafe, which is called—A court ear VD Lugs.-1 am withsta titude, Sir, your obliged humble *ream, .1. T. • Infurmountable family reafons prevent mating ow Lama and addrefs public, bat creditable Perfons really seating infor mation may sire be reterrei tome and my Friends by Mrs. J. Clark, Randay-Gaiders, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole l'roprietor, Tutimas TAT. co R, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Londoe.. it his horde. N 0.9. New lirisr-ltreet ; where he nil!. give 34- vice, without a fee, to p:.rf,ns tiling there Pi:ls are: will ar:- fwer patients letters, if !mitt paid, on Me fame terms, ing basil cafes the mei inviolable feerecy, no Perfon's nameof ! cafe having been mentioned, hilt at their own particular regime-ft. by the Proprietor, dutieg the courfe of loot,: then 34 ye:ris teat he has had the coni'enng of en C N:crOve Ede of the ahoy: medicine, and the pradliet. e.riting • h-refr Tney are alfo fold, by his Appointment, fir the convenience of thole living at a d , flance. by Mr. llottsr, South-bead(, Edinburgh; Mr. Meanons, Printer, G:4-w, to wl one Igo Mr. I'. refers for his address; at the Perfanter's, Na. ;c. St. Albm's-ftreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Rebertron s , No 103, Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difborough's, No. 7, Filly-ftrect-hil!, nearly op polite the Monument; Bookfiller, No.l, Union-row, little Tower-bill; Mr. Cattweirs, Dublin 1 and by one Perfon in every confnicroble town ;n Creat-tritain and Ireland, in Boxes of erly 2s. cacti, fealed up with fall ar.tl plain Diredlions, whereby Perfoos of either Sex may cure themlelves with eafe and fecrecy. LONDON: Printed [or the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIFI, (of Camaby-Brat) at the STA a Pain-nom Orrice. Na. ja Carey-ftreet ; and publifbeti by LEVEL &TINT, N ,'aa• tab:zy-place, Lambeth), at No 1, Carry- I .!.rret. ant at tte STA z-Orrc a. Temple-Dar; to which 0111ce: all eurntmnh ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. lite Rev. Dr. Moore, Mager of the Sehool at Sunbury, has been appointed Chaplain to his Royal Highnds the Duke of Clarense. The Rev. C. Aibfield, M.A. has been inftltuted, by the BiloP of Lincoln, to the Vicarage of Stewkly, in the county of Bucks, on the prefentation of his Grace the Arclibifhop of Canterbury. . The Rev. Thomas Thomas, A. M. Curate of Ili. Mary R ed cliffe, Brillol, is inititued to the Vicarage of Tidenharn, Glo ceftetihire, in the room of the late Rev. Francis Davis, LL. D. The Rev. Thomas Aubery Howard has been inftituted to the Rectory of Yattendon, in &White, on the prefentation of Stephen norey, Efq. MARRIED. On Saturday, ht Portland-place, by fpecial licence, the Right Hon. Lord Smelair, to Mils Chilli°(me, only daughter of James Chi(holme, Efq. Monday fennight, James Du Bois, Efq. merchant, Afar man's-walk, to Mifs Amelia Maria :hone, daughter ~1 Robert Stone, Efq. of Brixton-heufe, Surrey. Lately, at Lewifliam, by the Rev. Mr. James Walker, Efq. to Mil AppnUonia I.arkins, daughter of the late Wm. Larkins, Efq. of Blackheath. Lately, at St. Martin's Church, Eirminzham, Mr. Jcbn Dawes, Surgeon, to Ales Webb, daughter of Mr. Webb, of Great Chi►le►Rrect, Birmingham.