Star. — London, England, 1805-03-26 00:00:00

_ ~, ~~'*~ .0 • Yesil.iW ffikeisils4 feliiiight* the Crown buil. aka listabakiet the etille.': • It included the three fol.. litwing cafes-Of the neoll horrible :warden in 'the 5,-.. i kilogus of Wpm depraviy A 4e/kradfor 'oilmen. his' eriks siA for hairless I liesfateer i smd a asithei lcie iiiiiihfr4hr iomearlit - • yelia If" of Holbeck,' in the bornigh d. Leeds, iniiii et Riding, cliehier, was loaded for the wilful tneeditif Hannah Wilkinfoq.bis wife. - ' Ann -Briton raid the hired at Fiolbeck. near' J o eedr, about one hundred yards &oil the Palaces 1 hoot! ;* Ali the knew the 4eciated . WhO worked at ' •1 31 * (fili 'Withers's) hetife:' 'She beileitei`the Peiforer Aid tis trial bad hem Nuarria *boot eight of nine . _lmre ; ea the, fit)* .iley of November. the day on: Nffieh the _prifpner's wife died. l ffie rras*apparent . tfood'healtkeed fpirits, and tams to lir work _likallt *NW u'clo2k in the morning $ flieweniti her . dinner; *bogie soon, end returned Aoki ilia IMO& ;irks . 40:1* guAlbu 44. the eritnefeenikoll- to **Availed, 1 1 . 11 1942 , 7 lv T, ~prwlrs if - listwato nos ow l"' I Pf! II I'lt, • pi . .... t *S : clid not Apeak r Ow tioffitrall iti AM . dr- Le dieingl - 76 4 4 tila*u . wsl l lifiStet . •••• 7 . a&clie lop 9. 4 to long I *eat tit ' v oid Ilimithei lift* crying. NVlken the Rum into the bi, *e fail f• Milt Juts, this rive done to mei"' therm fly 4 is. Ao. mach tooth before askoftee . west ' elm. 'sot! foite . ell 'iml petit' boy. - after tfiat fite wag from :nylon& siboW tie • eiteirk. I likiely . ilea root to ogritooso, Mad found her hr bed. very II; I then thongbt her fo ill that the squid outlaw ferrite. The ireeafed Paid." I Ask wofe.Stel "'piece." She law the pi ff nief who conic dinytt hake ► and emptied the weed tom:loin* Whit decoded h.A Illroviti off . • .her Roma* ; when hor ettoottown Rah* he ceme ' tharply ; be did not lop is the room above. minute Or two ; be looked at the dec t gadt omit kid, " whit sl (ice the; halt I" I Paid , • “Ilie might Well have toeh a face" - 'Upon nil &Pit for a towel to wipe ,her fookbe threw me one. • .. . i, 1 44 1 (1' Voiles kid the knew :the Palmer and the "eCtlired• from ha la* *WO them : Ali Ohs diy the rleceafed.died, the was pskiiinshy their window, tod IV. ' the Prillinei arid his tio &Olken at dinner; it ,was than about s qttaiter PA eleveti echiek g the 4* the acceded that night between fix, and (even .0104.; thsirbioy teem for her. The deceafetwas OftalEsif loth thu fisa! vurj i. ll l but Valet; the did 'set r - (tore tinse ; a jot her iito bird; this leils t tip= (tan hear before the died. Has ihred a srii to theta- ebout four years; they lived upon ifagreeable terms, and were a very on •I4PPY, c"Ple' • • :Upon her e,rofe en • • the Lid theT was apt di& when the deie ; nor was us. IPriforier auktaies the witnife BM went. ' Upoo bilis abed by Mr. Rains, whether the had ever bad say words gerkip, brand l the anfivered, the asitainly bad UsLyrot !lib him, and hoped again Wiese fome. Heal • Alderfon Paid the hied neighbour to the Prifoner,and WAS in his houfe on the I ash Of November about fix orfortren iii the evening. and law the deceafed. Ilte tusiiborated the teßinsony of the pielecling wit nets as to bed being ill, and being on du &or, aid put to bed; Paid Ihe atked the dmeOed where her pain lay ? and fie replied. "all over Me." I went to the bed-fide to her. and the expired fob* sfier. Mr. Teak, of Leeds, firepon, iris next demised. He Paid he called upon to exams th e decaded on :be Wedoefday after her death. .. fad. that ?pda opening the ficenach, he found the teinal part to that Rate that left no room to doubt tifit the bid lied liy pirifoti.. In &vend parts of the ffotnach he hew appearances of inflammation. In the internal coat of the Roma feveral parts were corroded ; upon minutely examining them, he Wits enabled to detea feveralfMall particles in fmall vthite grains, but their colour not quite clear, on account of the mu. cos ; he colleaed a &fficient number to fubmit them attai the Mk tnehlates6 fair bludisthe."UpOti hunt tga irbither the pritbitsr Ward* man, be filch he furl at watt VW mild: He 'lid, 44 I knew him as . eft tort bins:--I NIL that is the man." fie' ,r et her trail; •44 fihd.yon thre2 pennyw . isifenie left Snottily:" Hh then raid, " MX lad, .haa got bold of a grand . taillike ; and iiicealsult:- it DO yoo know where I bought the &hes 1" I liswl famed. 'ls did nat.". The Whoa lapin repOite4, that but was &ruin the prifemer was the man. t When' I Paid that be was the man, larved that be Changedi . countenance a good deal." • • • Upon being croft r esamined, he Paid it was slogi: mon to oft arfenic for the dellunSion of rats s fbe that they fold a great deal to a Man with wai a noted' rat-catcher. . Thomas Barrel, keeper of the pain, at Leids, , , raid, that be was with the la* witnefs when be idea.. tiled the perfon of the prifoner ; and that he had st. 4. knowiedged to the wieners that he bad been at L eeds` 'Sun night. • • . .Mere the evidence for the profecution doted ; aid : the prifoner, being celled on for, hie defence, raid that he had not been in a druggift's hop on the stightll of which be was acceded; and that his wife did net lay dk &age to him; neither had any thingof thel hind been proved; for no one could fa r fo. He fa hewn completely fall* aecured. ' ebiraeth were called Benjamin' - 1 shaker, at Molbeek, Robert Walker, - PaaStead s aild , join Holete.,--The Joey were not long in returning their verde& of Guilty. The j udge then, in a deo* folemi msotur, Foy. noh4eed the featence of deeds upon the tnifoner ; toad upon pthaouneinit'.the UR wards anslmay ,Con have mercy upon your foal r—the pawn raid, 0 1 ant,not ofreitLa far 6 =V - • Agreeably to. his femme, he _wfli ,exteeted oa Monday ferniest, and his body fent to the General Infirmary at 'Aga for Meats: iteydfillif late of disputa,' of Ilastelal•Mir. na, in the county of YOrk, labourer, was indicted for the wilful murder of Jofepb Oldroyd, of Sandal. Magna aforefaid. The fire witnefs called was William Jagger. He raid, that be knew the deceafed Jofeph Oldroyd, who lived at Mill Thorp Grange, and that the ;Wooer was the fon of the deceafed, and lived in the boat with his father and mother. That the deceafed bad a (mall croft or elide behind his hook, which he few the pnfoner about half pail ropr o'clotk, in the morning of the July lan. He raid, " I went from home that day, but upon my return in the evening, about fia o'clock, I went to the houfe of the, deceafed t and round him dead, and a wrinkle round his neck, Which appeared to have been made bt rope ; there were alto feveral bruifrs about his back, on his thiichs, private parts, and a lump of clotted blood in his mouth, and his tongue appeared to be bit through with his teeth." - The nest witnefs, Sarah Jagger, wife of the lail withers, (aid, that having heard of the deeeakd's death, the went to the haute to fee him ; and upon inquiring of his wife where - he was, tie raid, "My lab, I was not in the houfe when all this happened; W I had been in the hock, I could have prevented all this ; it is to fudden a thing, that folks will fay we have killed him ; he is lying dead in the garden, with hie head under the cherry tree." The friends raid, Ilse went and raw the (kneed ; the prifoner alto went with hero the here defcribed the .appeerance of the I deceafed. the , fame as the preceding wieners. Lucy Key was nest called. She corroborated the 'tyro former whinges as to the appearance of the de. tweed; and that he raid to the deceafed's wife, " Oh, Betty, what a light is this !" to which the replied, 44 Do not fay aught about it." George Rnbinlim corroborated the preceding wit : notes, as to the aatrance and fituation oft& de. ceded; but thin lffl it impoffible for hhn to have been hung . upon the tree, which in the . bole was but about nine inches round, and abotit four feet high. There was not a branch Arong enough to ban; himfelf upon. Said, " railed the pt in• Quit time an the morning the deceafed went out if the houfe 1" and he replied, about eight o'clock in the morning. A brother of the deceafed was there, who Enid to the prifoner, " You have murdered him.; he has bees banged ; what have you done with the rope 1" The prilbner replied, *Do you think I would kill my father;llltal:e care you do not follow him to the grave yon grey.beaded old rifcal." The wieners raid, be was at the foment' of the deceafed, and on that day found a rope over a crook in the parlour ; that he carefully exishined the tree, and found there were no marks upon it. Upon .his crab-examination, be raid be would not (wear but that it was poifible for him to have been hanAeon one. of the branches. nl i amin Trueman Paid, he few the &seared after his death, but he bad no rope about hie •Pck, nor any appearance of one having been upon the tree ; smd that the deceafed could not have hung hirießlf spas the tree withodt kneeling down, and the gtafs dad not appear to be at all trampled upon. The ?fi rmer tog this Wieners, that the deceafed was miffing Ittliont eight o'clock in the maiming; but the wife tire likeeikd told the Wiinefi it was about eleven o'clock. • • . • •Ir• • ' - t r e e, . i iiii whsdh the osk ett i .bole of this' cherry aa. • • avaslound,- it 4 feet a iches high, and- lo Anches sound I one bough is iSt feet. fromthe igroood, :harked so spy ranee of the bark being in ase•leaft ditattged, and thinks it impotfiblefor thediceafed to lie* hanged bimfelf pison it. M. Thomas, of Wakefield, &m ' ean was tidied. , W IMe defctilad the appearance ofl a cord having been* guilts:bet round the neck of the deceafed, and a mark itiider. • the left ear!. Upon difeaing the neck, be .faund the nadir diflocited ; the wounds on die body 'appeared to have been got by'lltnggling apinft Tome hard fiddhuite and could not have been sufliaed by Ildpifelf, h bei ng ideas thathitdeatb came by firen .golition. • • Elisabeth Wray& the wife of• die deteifed, Paid • abbot' fiire &clods in tilt nandingiof the day on 'Which bet • bulbatid dieds he went with her to oak sad came back with her s when they had got' liblita.lie pia to the Witnefs, 44 . I'll t 4 l b you sas u toz kg he' I reidi " I do net want 10. ° - He. a od' do trot !Moat hoW lion you ma i y.want! ; 1 1; • He thew lay discs ern the•bed,—and I west to get berries in the garden with my fon. She Paid that' Isaliedycoald get one of the honN oeltuci it, *abut Oa teeing, . and' cheep_ *fit,' .herd aai • Oat di. difturbaute t if thirobd bee* my M the rants Whelk they had heels lentil two hausa•jklise garden, wild had got die they aft woo the Boole. Vilna haftliWodaf,.)}44 . 'topped with a rm, *the Wok . Ose Wm* *aosades ? the kid —.be slid. _, they came into the hoofs, they alluld Mt liteliftlideiffibitilt AO* attic when it* imlind" hint sisiktilsii had Yytifhkahat the, cherry tree., •-• She Paid. that IliOnaVer bid bare this. coroner sac the Magiarate, " that lie had' left her fon is the hoofelleediug of a cancer, at the time the went out to get the harries." She' faldhkr timid found him, and took thl rope trots off his neck. He has lying. againtt the tree, vo one fide. She raid the Wiped foosebody had got the rope. She faid the had oats taken a rope from off her huilsand's neck, whets he has attempted to Pike his life.' . She (aid, " I believe that my huttiand &greyed himfelf, becaufe be has f 9 often told me that he would." She Paid, She did not tell ihat to the Coroner. The depo6tions taken before Mr. ',rock, the Co. toner, were then read, and firft the prifoner's, who raid he was alone with his lather when his - mother went out to get berries; and that there was no rope afiont his father's neck when he found bins. Elizabeth Oldroyd's were then read, in which the raid that he had left the prifoner in the bode when Ike went to fret berries. After having withdrawn for about an hour, the Jury returned their verdie of—Guilty. Upon the prifoner being eked, why fentenee of death &odd not be puffed upon him ? be declared' he was as innocent as a child. The ufual fentenee 'was then paged on him ; but, in confequence of 00 , objeeions. made by his Comdr.* be is refpited . for the prdent. • - Atav Hanneed, late of the parith of Rotherham; in the Weft Riding, tingle woMeiti, viakindieted for the wilful murder' her female billiard child. The prifoner was a (errant of Mr. Roodhoufe, of Brickfitoufe, nearßotherbenhand was taken in labour on the xsith of November fall. She concealed bet labour from her fellow fervanu, and inSiled it was only a ferere cold that Ow was ill of. Her fellow fervants, however, fufpelting the caufe, fearched thit out-houfe where fin had been, and found a child that had been cut open from. the ear to th y ; in &arch ing the prifonees room a bloody in alto fool& 'Thomas Wilkinfon, the &wen, was feat for in tonfegoence, proved that the child had errived•to the full period of birth, and was probably born alive, and be few the prifoner Madly after, who 'ago the fitoation of a woman after a recent delivery. The Jury without befitation found her Guilty. She fell oq her knees and implored mercy, and was obliged to be taken from the Court by force. She was executed, purfuant to her fentence, on the fame day, .and on the fame gallows with John Wilkinfon, who bad been tonvided for the murder of his wife. Tuat.as, one of the Grecian Sages, being aficed— Which was thaw& road to wealth t anfwered," Be indettrious, and fairing yet ceafe not to offer incenfe at Fortune's Ibrine."—Had the Philofopher lived at this era, ha would undoubtedly have thus concluded his reply—u Yet ceafe not to coast Fortune at her Lorrsay &rine." Nay, it is fcarcely to be doubted, ootwithfiandiag the ancient Sages affeeed to defpife riches, that fuel a glorious Lottery for Cppital Prizes as the prefect Scheme difplays, would have induced THAISs himfelf to become an adventurer. The general antipathy we feel from childhood to medicine, induces us to delay remedies when we really wint them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful 'friends, the neceffary quantity, confinement, and dread of nenfoosa medicines, add to our repugnank!. When sailed with Gout, Rbeumatifm, Scorbutic Eruptions, weak Digeltion, 'or Nervous -AffeEtions, they are removal ULSSURY'SPATINTAIITISCOft sonic Damn; the of which is a kW drops, and no rearaint of diet or enercife. To avoid counter feits, afk for Spilfbury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, with die Stamp (the King's duty) printed in black inks fold at the Difpenfary, No. '5, Soho-fquare, in bottles of ss. 6d. los. and it U. duty included. Oauthe slid alt at flatliZy. by [metal licence, by the Rev. R. Banat AMOK bisationtery Lege, Efq. Captain zjth Regiment, to Mn. Elm Creffi sot. liollaad, widow of Capt. Henry thalami. late of tke eath and ksond daughter of WM. Wat t 14 of die about' Oa Taefilay the tgiti MR. at fk. John's Church, Wakefield, by WI ICC. Dr. htualdmik lonaalmh Welker, fifq. of Perham, one of his Itelherdbfa palmier the Peace for the Weft Riding of York, tet MS Mari Hama, of Bt. jahtea, third daughter of the late Danl. Mk Maser, Efq. formerly of Rotherham. I oiMoi-v. I . 4 to tie teR o(c lamination ; be &bulked the whole, *Raining careisily cleaned, to hot iron.neatly red ; the refult was, that the whole exhaled is vapour, the Ittnall of which fully convinced him' %hit the &Mance' had been white arfenic ;be had no doubt but it bad been tyre caufe of the deceakd's death. The appear ance of lit de, eafed's Roma& :orrefpondedwith white arfenic. He could difcover before the experiment, that the dectafed had died of corrofive poifoli. Upon examining the body, it appeared to be that of a heal thy perfon. • Upon being crok-cumined by Mr. Raise, he fakl, be did not perceive any (welling of the body, but that does not follow in all cafes of - polfon. The experi went, he (aid, was made at Dr. Hey's houfe, and in his pretence. In - snaking the expeiment, be (aid, his intention was fo intent apes &curing the fuse% that head sot pity attention is the hue of the vapents. The Prifoiter's depolitioas - takea bikes the %quell more thcalead, and it appeared be lad denied the chug& • • James Ovetton, of Leeds, depofed, that he was mot J o c oeimed 'Athos Paws, but WA,' him on the evening of the the tads of Nivea- . her, ptctiotil the .death at the c hop Mr. Ralfon, the drsollbsarliser he Male be Ara 0 4, ' OM pennyworth 4 Wilke mercury ; the boy Ohl NM their bad -wile. TAe Printer had two OT three (mall tiro in his beads mil hid he *stated to F a dmit into theig Wades to lay theft for tats..;- DA 40 him if rats , liked dill he (aid they did. lytyfrio th en came in, and he piked him for tome ,kepeic, who likevrife told hint they bad sod& He law the,Psifoner on the Tuefday following, when be • was in cuflody, and he %gestated to him to be the fame pat* that wanted to bay the arfenic. Upon his crd‘ he exansinatiaa raid, that when he areat i t i si e e whether he'eoultl identify the perfon of the n s Ss went with the gteatea unfree of mi f and um apt prepolicred th at be was th e'perfon iris* hid taught elirfesic. ;f he had *en hint II a ctowd, he believes be should hare Enown tae Lucas Paid, he w* apprentice to ble.lrd ton, a Wpm' at -Leeds, and' was noiii iq y a m o f • Oa dal kids if November lean, about fix o'clock ih the evining.thsrpelgoner ening into theirlsop slimy had then lighted* , candles ; the Filmier had Tome f a un au ; la bilband, aboorthite or Motor in tent - Mrs the orifoperillebtasiet for foisiefidte —Tie *Weft hid iselsilsldte pre**, " we fell to pesteno orb w ham we loam, tilsea we what they **Sig is shit for." • jobs Fink the Coollable, kid, be examined the Patna's houfe, and found two ropes fufpended over, wooden pin, about lye feet from the floor, and af tervaids found a collar (Upended over a thong nail, (feculent.° inches, and teeing pan'of a rope which was fallened to the collar and bed cords tied rogndit, anfwer, particularly at one end of is, with .that part of the rope faftened to the collar, he corn fared them together, and believes that the rope had been cut from that faßening to the collar. Jane Arnold tali, the lived near the deceafed, and about a year ago beard the prifoner fay to his father, 66 D—n thy foul face, hate to fee thee l" and heard a great din in their houfe, as if the fat was ahnfing Le father. The Witnefs raid, " I heard him fay. • D—n him, I could kill him as freely as I ever ate a bit of bread;' The deceafed replied, •• I could (wear my life against yon." Has often heard them quarrel. Thomas Oldwell Gid, that he lives near Where the deceafed lived,' and that about two days before the devoted's deatb, be was palling hiabonfe, and beard the prifpoernitußog his father, apparently in a-very grape rage, and hyard him repeat. thefe ermults.aohie Father, "Tilos old foul-faced rogue ant thief. I always, told that thou waft a fool and Mr. B&ilbrd Lys, be liveddaiXakeleld I thlllhe took alias of &abode aadvemianottba dated* On iliMorde, Morning, the 23 Mr. Andrew Brett, of Itint. Orem*lids whim 73* 'tar' M Intrieutit, an the' gth in& Jelin Hatch pain, Efq. of the atom at atador& On the rya* in& et Peek/tant s Barre', Mee . MarPra Heh4 bard, wife of Wm. Hibbard, life, Uswfifig. Thomas Milani • . sfq. of Witold, near Bailt. Airing enewilog. at ' Pope, mmtwoliog alt Mfgeftea eirWincbeika. Ots the 164 init. at InvcrneM. in Argyleibire, Mr Janos Comp belk Knight. of lanaticil . in bit dr& Yam eta Jimmie*. oath* lb *Unman , bit,' Rabat Gab, • WO* l ii, sib 1 oll.o.llnAtiltorAs. 1111,- et !Ababa )1101141111, AT 10,11)0111 ARIDO*IIIIOIIRAIIi, • • d wo• adMigni Ii Alinsma • 48 alma U PET CORN-EXCHANGE.MGAiAY.-MARCH % S . rxrutukt of waur is Mark-lane, inetuding only INIM Sie cttk of KRA to the i6t6 of March—TOtal 7.116 %antra. Art:enclose 414.--sa tia bleier ibett bit return. A RETURN OF FiA/U4l, Frau diesel of'Msreb to the tstb•of Mete& Total-1,08 &eke—Average op, u 4,1 — ow tlid lower thug laR room. PRICE' OF SEEOS . i *4 CSOter sos to 4611sierevit. White dlito she to zaps do. To:fa • 1 tts tO• oat do. Catnarar 961 to a3o• do. Corleilder. ' 8s to tb's 64 do. Totnip tes to 210 tier bitfltel. White ;dotard Seek 6s to its ad' do. Blown ditto, Boa to 16*,, db.• Canary, 76 od to 8. 4d do. ,-• Rye Orate 144 cd to 361 od'ptitidirl6l. Para 311 Oa 10 Os oil .. PRICE OF HOPb. SAO!. TONE VIII 1 . • 41 Ss to sl 51 Kalt • 41 gli 10 3 . 1 In • 41 6s td 41 at Sud .- 41 go 10 51 of Wyk - 41 6. to 51 sa Faiskatti oostoll WS PRICE Of MI% i THE BOROUGH. 'Rap 41 4a to $l sr f Puttees. 41 too ili 61 04 • PRICES OF NAYAND STRAW. Smithfield. . S i.t japes's. • STRAW.. trod 4 4to 0 0 3 ooto 4 Is 414 oto 4 r 4 o -ootbs To 2 s o • Ato fe ry l • tto's re O .Olover soto 0 0 R /WI to , SMITHFIELD. Mardi of,- ' To !Pk the offob—oer Raw Of !IC' • . ' • Rea * 41 rd to 6a oa 17rief ,4a 4/1 et 4 Mow 5. od to 6e ad' ' Pork ifr 411 id fir lb 1141- 'MAD Or TIDIS DAT. _.,_.XODitS 'bout loony-Sheep Isoco, ' • lISWOATE and I.EADENHAILL.Igarcb 01. 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Goat Skins —s to —a ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides ssa to 418 each COAL EXCHANGE. March as. Cask, la the Padang Clialilresa Ale. 4 4 ' ' 3,0 Dolivered to klaofebespers at . A. 6dB . • Sunderland. par children - 411. M. • A Delivered so Hoofahopers at • SPI• bd. CHILBLAINB are cured by one applieMen of WHITEHEAIY. Fluid MINCE ci MUSTARD, and the fevered Sprain sad WWl's, k Mb than Salt the tires aviary taken by Opodikkoc, Arqsabobtle, er any other liniment or ens breeding; and if tared biatediedy after any sodden; it presoak the pat tattring Mack. The Mailattl Pub are Ito take etlh tiegelet dl Ithebeettie. !wall-tie. end Gouty afeltiese, ipalara t Wirthdestestedot, Ftattligkey, ledigettfon, teehonteial Dane% at the hot dine. the naive &dd Ranee is *Oka to the eihtied. le OA ceritistats *Sere maths,. it is prepaid and Old et se, 9d. nosh bee et bottle, by R. Job/lien, Ayetheesry, No. zi, Greek *rest, Sabo, Loudon. - breeTbrOdiblein Ointment, for cleaning and freellay bating Mad" is ere prepared by Mr Johniee, price is. 44 tack NI. IHITE HANDS have ever been .elleertsed a perfonal beauty In both Sexes, and in Orme pert. of Europe are effentW to patrons at rank. Th, BANDANA SOAP, or IN DIAN Wuttro Cares, pOffiell the peculiar property of giving the molt esqutite delicacy of texture, aid inconcelvabk faimefs to the hands which are meaantly walked with ilia Soap, and there drafts are not produced too faddenly, as if by paint, but gradually, by correding all the imperfedions of the Skiff Even In mks where the !kin ha, been blared by tabour or other violence, the hiuvlnefOond koarfenefs are & actually lafalNbll, and permanently removed, and fueceeded by feu:iodine* Salvers, and &limy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any al% means What • ever. It is by experience only that any one can form an adequ. - -m idea of the frperior excellence of this Soap. Sold, wholefale, remit, and for exportation, by the proprietors' Me agent, W. %Villiers, No. sag, Strand, near Temple Bar; retail, at Mr. Dangerlield's Library, Berkley- (quart ; Mr. Dunnat, No. 3, Cheapfide, London, and twit Perfumers. Price One Minns each Cake. DISEASES of the URETHRA arid Certain COMPLAINTS. A -- S fole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated mea &toted Boogies and Remedies. Mr. DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may is ufual be confalted daily from 00 to 3, at his bode, No. se, Frith-Rreet, Soho, on Cans of Seriatim', Manic dons, Gleam, &c. &e. as well as Debility, and every diforder where fancy is fo effential a requillte, that Mr Dufour has provided a fpacious houlb, that every Patient may be introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined hbufelf to !hat department of surgery, and from extenfivcpraailta, and the malt iliotettag fueeefs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mill, ellanalous, requiring no confinement or reitraltit, in diet, and which-prevents a rclapfe. Perron' in the country nubs their cafes folly, In a letter, cubing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies feat to the amount. For the various fymptom3", &c. fag Mr Dufour's Trustily on the aSave complaints, price as. 6d. the "ith editiuss—to be had of J. Callow, Ctuwit.court, Soho ; ht'cLusan. Enter Change, and of the Au thor. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS. riveted only by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, on the Foot-war, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, who 1044 purctsufed the Receipts of Mrs. E.Church, we alone authorized to prepare and fell all Mr Church's Medicines." THESE COUGH DROPS hare cured more Colds. Cougha, and &Elkin's, the lag ten ' , rare, than a•ly Medicine ever publithed, they havariablypafown a oath with I.cr. Rd gaiety, and in a much (honer time than on be credited but •by experience. Coughs and' Colds, however obftinate and long *sliding, art fpeedily mounted by gentle, but InfentHdeperfpiration ; thty allay that eonvulftve excitement, called tiCilib. in the theme, votieu it the tonftant ftimulus to coughing, and linable the siatiCtsd to feesk and breathe freely. Afthmatic Perfons have beet cored by this Medicintraftts (of fering and Mingling y 01 14 years with as enemy that frquencty threatened folflxatiun. Witnefs Mr. N. Laneworrhy's cad., of kbenearer Chapel, Lincoln't•lnm.Ficids, *hole talk:Dewy is the ftrongeft proof of its ufficatr ever offered to the pab:ic to t..wour army .Medicine. Diforders of the Bruit and Lunge., ConflimptireAffedlions. t rump, Obilmakies in jiie Glands, and Congealed Pidern, are with cafe May Itlifiblitedill hel, fro all &larders of trr Lir:-alt and =medicine ever espeele. erd to eacenWth a ftl.:, or inure Mildienpkolietieo. Beignemby sr. per Bomb; or &rink the Quantity for 3s. 94 . Cbilblehm—Cbswellis-Cbilblein Ointment, price" a iid. curer the wele.Gllllbleine Pricks , Met aodieationa Sold by ;:p -psietincest:otne. libmideciar. by Mr. Pratfall. Iligbern, a:A by riermVeodneoflitedidaela the United Knigdeal. LONDOkt Noted and pthaithel by LEVEL KENT, (of Can terbegyV iana Lteribeth), at the PrAa Orrice, N 1, Cart / • Amt. atio se the kat ernes, Teenplip.Ear. 'honTe ;* illitt the knew the ileceated, ieba Worked at that they fold a great deal to a Man wbb was anent& lodation. • . - iriate ` Matarditia; la i ' e.l - 11 " 41' .. tle. - .. • lite ftbi•Wltaids's) beak.' 11 be lielieVei`the Priforer rat-catcher. ' • Elisabeth tildreyd, - the wife of the . deteefed (aid ? Blown dkto, sus to .ilk dis.• .aisdhisirifll bad best Naarried *boot eight of nine Thomas Barrel, keeper of the plan, at Leeds, , • abbot' die O'clock in silk nionfingiof die day on. Canary, Modtoßs bd do. ~. jams ; as Ms, fa& .dey of Noetiobso, the day on raid, that be was with the la* intnefs when be ides. 'Which bet • huThadd died. he went with her to Rye Grafi 744 cd to 3 6 s mtpeerldheita TN= ratcs of 3s. Ho 6d Pins.(4s of .b the neifpnees wife &dr.* was . *apparent tiled the perfon of the prikeer ; and that he had_ a 4. otilitemsd came back with her t when they had . got' toodhealtkend fpirits, and easel to lig wort' eh . ogt knuwledged to the winters that he had been at LaA' liathoOte Odd to the Wirnefs, 44 I'll mit you sidtbion - sAos. POLY VII Dint Orel in doe morning 8 Sewed 6 her • effacer: . that night. ' \ , • .4 8. b o d s, key it"' I faid.• "I do not want ?OS • Ha' =-atlsto SI Ss Kat -41&10 s i i s ; *beef sous, and returned Anis ins Ochs& 1 - arlitn . • .1 - lere the evidence for the profecution elated ; Mid ' a TOte do ntit laion hoW foon ton may want: ... . 41 d• to 41 tit Saes _1- 41 he to 51 01 1 . 4044 9ose Wit, the witoefsealbedso theiltest&d, : th e, prifoner, being called upon for, hie defence, (aid 41. .He thesis, &sin on tbe . bed, end I west to ' 44lT ' - 41 64 to 51, Ot. Fainhaet 71 co to yl sot PRICE Of Ml le i TIkE 1101t0U131ff., ephQtyr hr no 'pryer t this , •ilotwon one sod' that he had not been in a druggi - R's hop on the itightl ptherries in the garden with my fon. She faid then' • sip 4 1 pan 'tate. I died I* Ai; wits . ~. . i tho . aid not of which he ins acceded ; aiid that his wife did nee lionbody amid get out of die bouRN or Into it, *abut • - PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.. beak ? iben • - 4rl Oaf . si ' i r .le 'diisingt lay the !barge to bin; neither had any thint_of Mel Silk feting,.. and' ttallitni, .fiford aqi , tat offiispodi e lol l.thheld• • St. japes's. • Waltesisspel. 1 04 t hew lh a m ta • •e ni se e ' t - -..- 1 a delie - top.' kind been proved; ' for AO one COZiki flir fa tie di. Murk= if thets,* .' d nom any to dm boa& brood; 4 0 : 0 0 0 0 I i 0 0 lil 4 II tit 4 oto 4 z 4 0 Wizen i 0 Will Stator ',sad thogOati Rs* crying. *was completely fall* aecufed. • ' ' "' -. Wks they him about two ham ' de gordon, ;mew '°.° tb It I° 3 s. olo Wrt.'t . ttei's Al ti SMITHFIELD. Mardt of, ll' Se" ili) the same into the*** ffse Paid Yverliathis, To' his eberaeth were called Benraftiolleathlid‘ 1 Ned had' got des they Mee dirket. , this Mime done to asol' e the r 2t seri tit,* 41 r 0 flu. aiaket , at Mika, Robert Wallters•Pant ' Stead.ondl Won beI . MV a r dselyUr? ,Adif topped with - To link Me effal.per awn of ink. mach tiothbefore and oftsi . .wns• eau. Ire WM* Holgaten-The Jury were not long in retards* h u lk sibide se Wu 1 4 ". .. . ? the kid ' l i ter ds Ird to is 04 (VMS ,4s 44 bt .0 4 Coant'ail 'ind gese - it' liars - after dot ! fee went their verde& of Guilty. : at t h ey came into the hears, they /1155001 ss od *6,s e r Pork 411 id ad lb id - a SAD OF from usrbook skew gay. . altilatk. I 26* . hi* The Judo than, in a &off fo l em n miner, /ay.. amid Wet ihittbb l etneitahttlidtrilliik attle, when . _..*Paftl about toame4Mop. 1 t !cm pent to horboafei, end found her is bed ill I menaced the featettm dam& upon the lnifoner ; ailtil Itil t y' foie:abbe' eldifilele had ' 11111 the cherry " lIEWOATE and LEADENHALL. &far& Si. I i then thought • ber fo ill &mike, squid nodes' (waive. elm ptemouncinii • .the MI words a midway , Goo tree. •-• Mse raid. that al./teen . - i the coroner Per Rowe of Mb. by the emcee. The defeated raid. se Imo ormfe g u d , sroefe.o She have mercy etpoo your foal r-abi prifonq &id, "I vi the iagifirate, " that the hod left her fon in the , ..... „ eti .. ss ild to si cid 1 Veal' 0 4 dt•61 44 • law the pdfnief who came do lake, 44 emptied ana-rioe efveld.af NT foul. " - • hea rt -1116 ' 41 0t 4 a at the time ( he west out • ' "'""". Pli Se lCE id O re l/ TA1. 1 1.0 I W Pg*II IN I 0 4 11130 1 8 2 , 1 " Si 44 the weed tormilning Meat decoded had tannin of Agreeably to. his Gnome, be _WO Areeetned on to get th e bones." She . her fantail found him, St.-Janes Market 4. ad Town ToilOw el, ad or - As, llorkaaoh t when be MOO down Rabe , he came Monday & i mitate. and his body kat to the General and w took die rope trots off his neck. He iras lying. Plaie Markel 4 , rd • Riau ditto ( can.) 66. od e te i lier ' *tarp'', ihe did not Rop is the room above a minute Infirmary . at Lee* for (Weldon: ' . wad the tree, an one fide. She faid the believed (pee Ilene of inb. ) es on . Melted .Stu Os od to co RWte - ehapel Mattet Rolla date reap) 66s od to 6e J or two; he looked at the Accedied, 10,1 faid. 44 what "eyehole 01 late of &Orsini of gastdal•idir • fonsebody had got the rope. She raid the had often --..-., Ditio rough 311 s od so de 1 11 ficl ;the; hat I" I raid, - "tie might Well have na, in the county ofYtirk, labourer, was Matted for taken a rope Emu off her Nufband's neck, when he 124 ad Creams Aga e f et e* • 'Upongiy; apt fora .unit t o wip e the wilful murder of Jofepb Oldroyd. of Sandal. has attempted to Pike his life.. .She (aid, " I believe **rap Pri,e As Did Good Deep 4:: ire. ' her fiseephe threw me one. • . • ' Magna aforefaid. that my hulhand deltreyed himfelf, beeaufe be has fo Yellow slap, Os. to ca-filottk-d,ilds.-Cur_, pas. el • - / • 1 44 1 1,1 , RirPiles kid the ism 'ehe Pawn' and the The firtt witnefs called was William Jagger. He often told me that he would." She Paid, the did ,not Prke ' re4 " ll " . ... e &Is "' us ' 64'--Mb°l4t. 1:5. 61. PRICE OF ILles HER, per lb. AT LEADENHA - 14 dictated. from living um slOor4o them : midis day (aid, that be knew the deceafed Jofeph Oldroyd, who tell that to the Coroner. • Bans; so to gab each laid to 230 ,! the deceifeddied, the was palsby their window, lived at Mill Thorp Grange, and that the pyifoner The depo6tions taken before Mr. Brock, the Co. Ditto. do to 6511, sad to 264 'Kid l% the Prilbnei and his tan &Aires at dinner; was the fon of the- deceafed, and Bred in the houfe toner, were then read, and aril the ptifonees, who Madmen" Bache 1 ii .wain Ainin atom & groaner pa* e iey e u erica • fi l e with his father end mother. That the deceafed bad (aid he was alone with his father when his mother Dtegibg Hide' sad to 230 i •the &ceded that night between Ex and hv a (mall croft or clOfe behind his hookw a s , which he taw went out to get berries; and that there no rope Flu Coach Hides • Crop Hides for Cutting -4 to sot , 9* bed to 26d • aid to 23.14 _ ‘.. • t eilodv thely . hogy ogee for h e r. The di n rest . ..rims the pnfoner iiiiiiing in, about half pati four o'clotk. afoot his father's neck when he found hint. Flat Ordinary • aid to sad till l a ff 'Rpm the .sear awry ill, but quiet; the did in the morning of the - July laR. He Paid , " I Elizabeth Oldroya's were then read , in which the - Calf Skins. 30 to 4olb per doyen 354 •to 3 38 1 'Mir f &r fame . tuns; I jot her iota bed; this went from home that day,but upon my return in the faid that the had left the prifoner in the boufe when .Ditto so to 7olb 544 to . 1116 tI ' of ad hear before (M e died. Has evening, about fix o'clock, I went to the houfe of she the went to fret berries . Ditto lo to sorb 3 4 41 to 384 . OW es ski to thins about foot yeas ; they deceafed, and found him dead, and a wrinkle round After having withdrawn for about an hour, the Fr Small Sed• (Greenland) per lb. ss 61 ca 3. ad Large ditto Imo to tLs per doz. 'lived upon ifagrecabie terms, and were a very tin. his neck, which appeared to bait been made bt a Jury returned their verdift of-Guilty. Goat Skins -s to -a ditto. • • happy conic , . rope ; there were alto (rectal bruits about hit back, Upon the prifoner being inked, why fentence of Tanned Rode Hides as . to mis each :Upon her ;rots ega • • the Paid ate was mot on his thighs, private parts, and a lump of clotted death &odd not be puffed upon him ?be declared COAL EXCHANGE, March 2j. tiiiit edit% the dna t nor was die Priforier blood in his mouth, and his tongue appeared to be he was as innocent as a - child. The dual fentetwej,„,,,i c•4•ll ' ts ia ti m s c h earT , s/w lied ' i"r at Chalbta 4 " - 64 . • sk. 6d. thektirVea the withßM Went. ' Upon being a&ed bit through with his teeth.",.., was then paged on him ; but, in confequence of tbßiti 7 Sunderland. per children - 411.61. ' by Mr. Rains, whether the had ever bad say words ' The nest witnefs, Sarah Jagger, wife of the tail- objcllionsi made by his Conde* be is refpited for . Delivered so Hoefeheepars at ' 535. bd. ,aritlt ? the antiered, lie Mitainly bad witnels, (aid, that having heard of the deeeakd's the prdent. • H w I Iin. LBL EH A E I A N n S . Ud.Wor wide him, and hoped again taboos foam death,. the went to the haute to fee him ; and upon Aar Honored, late of the peril& of Rotherhain. in . C s F ar laid e " ESSl l NC b li 7 a 9 rat e li a ST PlS A l ßA ialit and .'" &s of ' . Han ' Mderfon Paid the lived neighbour to the brand inquiring of his wife where - lie was, The Paid, 6, My the Weft Riding, fingle wontifi, viakindieted for the forma Senile and Bettis' ' In lea than half the time or Prifoner,and was in his honk on the t eft Of November left, I was not in the houfe when all this happened ; wilful Murder •Ober female billiard child. alum hy Opodeldoe, Arqsehnfola, or any ohm liniment or ass about fixocktren hi t& evening, and raw the deceafed. W I had been in the hook, I could have prevented all The prifoner was a fervent of Mr. Roodhoufe, of hoteseloat end if sakdbosoothady after any sawn; is preoeuei sic eme - obor a t e d t he teitimony of the Preceding wi t . this; it is to fudden a thing, that folks will fay we Brickfitonfe, nearßotherham, and was taken in labour atilt iatout Wadi bets • • yob as to bear being in, aad .boing og the door; and have killed him; he is lying dead in the garden, with on the aoth of November UR: She ecncealed het ''2 . e IW l lawst b .,„, lll l, lak ', Whels ,„ Will nel eLt m t_ l . ll 2 l . l pm to bed ; Paid the anted the meOed where her hie bead under the cherry tree." The triples (aid, the labour from her fellow fervants, and infißed it was e. 4,,,, "'" ael` ''"" --7 "o„ liw„" ----;/,;&,'""'"" "''"''''''',„,,. manm it. '"""'' pais lay ? and Re replied, " all over Me." I went to went and law the steepled ; the prifoner alfo went only a fevere cold tbat Om was ill of. Mit fellow at - the 7 - hate ditir, ihe a-are-14dd ti hi -- - ta sista - - -.. peuhe the bed-fide to her , and fk ireplrfa foots diet. with her : the here defcribed the .appearance of the Servants, however, fdpetting the caufe, - Searched the elided. in the* emultataft *Mere twee'''. It is yropartti and Mr. Teale, of Leeds, &won, less nest demised. deeeared. the, fame I" the/ieeediall wheels. out-houfe where the had ►been, and found I child diet tibl at 24 9 41 - gal tale it bathe, bY IL lobaftent Almarourra Be raid howls called opoo to exam; the deended Lucy Key was nest aim& She corroborated the had been cut open froutthe ear to th ; y; in fey"- 'l' re, Greek *me ' Sl"' Loudon. ' `"' CrTbrChilblein Ointment, for cleaning and fotellay kayos on :be Wedoefday after her death. . fad, that - two farmer witnefes as to the appearance of the de. ing_the prifonees room a bloody in alto fouled. brawl mad" kelksprepared by Mr Jobnion. price is. iftl 1 , ?obit openiog' the Rosnaeh, he found dill ' teiwal part coated; and that fie Paid to the deceafed's wife , " Oh, Thomas Wilkinfon , the forgeen, was tent for each TAIL ir t in that Rate that left no room to doubt tifit the had Betty, what a fight is this 1" to which the replied, in tonfequence, proved that the child had orrived.to „ Es ; . w HITE HANDS have ever been .ellterned a lied by pitifori.. In Several parts of the llotnach he 44 Do sot fay fleet about is. " . • the full period of birth, avid was probably born aliv e, law appearances of inflammation . In the intern a l George Robinson corroborated the preceding wit and he few the prifoner Mortly efts . . whewatkoln the pevWdal beauty In both Sear, , and in those pow of Europe Ere Wendel to peons of rank. ThBANDANA SOAP, 1 coat of she gomach fereral parts were corroded ; mites, as to the ignorance and (tuition oft& de• fitoation of a woman after a recent delivery. The mew WASUIIIO CAIeILS, poffefs the peculiar property of i g r Ml:; upon minutely examining them, he was enabled to coded; but Wniw at impoffible for him to have been Jury without hefitation found her Guilty. the mot gumlike delicacy et texture, add inconceivable Caine!, 1 (lets@ feveralfMall particles in fmall white grains, but bung upon the tree, which in the bole was but about She fell oq her knees and implored mercy, and was t „. ° _,..t hc Swag /rilicti ..i ireeceasliti r „I_,w 3 fited.,wLt 3 tals Soap , ail theta their colour not quite clear, on *cement of the mu- nine inches round, and *bola four feet high. There obliged to be taken from the Court by force. She --aren't v carrel ug i `er t ;;l t i r .11 ‘ . . t r o I ' o a y s "r p ain t , f CAS Ihe collated a &ffieient number to fubmit them was not a branch Strong motto hang himfelf upon. was executed, purtuant to her &mem , on the fame .71sere the Skin bar been injured D ril y labour or other vi ol enc e, cafes sus to the tell of - examination ;be &bulked the whole, Said , " riled the P l "w . t time to the Morning day, .and on the faun gallows with John Wilkinfon, hamlnefdand koarfends are dreamily, infalliblf, and permanently afterbeing earthen, eleaned, to hot iron newly red ; the deceafed went out *tithe hook I" and he replied, who had bean coaviaed for the murder of his wife. moseyed, add Succeeded by finootlintik, fairnefs, and delicacy of eight o'clock in the morning. A brother oldie appearance, which cannot be acquired by any formeans What • the refult was, that the whole exhaled is vapour, the Aqui ever. It Is by experiebee may that any one can an adetie. - .:e 411241 of which fully convinced him . that the &dances denuded was there, who Paid to the 'intoner " You TN at one of the Grecian Seges, being acted- ktin g o ie . °( the w b o l e g rilai Z reti tt excaltic4 an d yr; thill espar 4 7:g p. m . by t h e p ropr i ctors • had been white arfenic ;be had no doubt but it bad have murdered him.; he has beta hange d; what been tile carte of the deceakd's death. The appear. have you done with the rope 5" The pinata - replied, Which was thelarea roa d to wealth t aufwered." Be ante of he de, oafed's Roma& :orrefpondedwith white *Do you think I would kill my father ;ill take care indentions, and flying 1 yet cede not to offer incenfe at Me M age r. i ltgettl W. W ekl "er 's 12bra i. ry 2 , " Berk , St ley ran - d fquare itar ; T M eni r p . iDeenßanres; recall, t N an o. ' arfenic. ' He could difcover before the experiment, at Fortune's brine."- "-Had the Ph ofo • you do not follow hint to the gra% you grey.beaded - ' ' this era, he would undoubtedly have thus concluded U pher lived at 3' Chet Pack' Lo n don , . acrd molt Ptlibblltt' Prue One Shilling mei Cake. that the deceifed had died of corrofive poifon. Upon 91d rifcal." The wieners Paid , be was at the (emend hisLo reply - Yet „ ceafe no . t . to coast Fortune at her DISEASES of the URETHRA arid Certain COMPLAINTS. exam i n i ng t h e b o d y , it a pp ear ed t o b e th at o f a h ea l. of the deceafed, and on that day found a rope . over a DARAN's prier arise," Nay ! it is fcarcely to be doubted, AS fole Proprietor of celebrated medi- cthy pefon. . crook in the parlour ; that be carefully examined the &cued Boogies and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR *forms the -• Uri' being crok.examined by Mr. Rama, he laid, tree , and found there were no marks meat it. . aotwitbßanding the *anent Sages affeaed to delpife riches, that fuel a glorious Lottery for Ca ital Prizes Public, that he may Si nibs' be confalted daily from dote 3. at his Upon .his crok-examinarion, be Paid be would not mac , Na se, Frith-Erect, Soho, on Caket of Suidunts, Obirse- " he did not perceive any twelliog of the body, but that prefent Sche - ine . difplays, would -7 ha P ve induced nous, Glens, &c. &c. as well as Debility, and every dfforder where (wear but that it we, poffible for him to ken been V.' the dews not follow in all cafes of - polfon. The even ' . went, he laid, was made at Dr. Hey's hook, and in on one, of the branches. - 1 - 1141.81 himfelf to become an adventurer. The geaeral antipathy we feel from childhood to fecreef is Co effential a requilite, that Mr Dufour has provided a fpacions hour; that every Patient may be introduced* a feparate -. • h i e pr e ence. In_atekies the expe rim ent , (aid , hi s han en i . jamta • Trueman fail , he raw the deseafed after medicioe, induces us to remedies when we really apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined hitufelf to Inca 'mention was Co intent upon fecortag the fuse% that his death, but he bad no rope about h; -.4 neck, nor . delay department of Surgery, and from extenfivepracclies, and the melt .want them. If &leak does not alarm our watchful nsteusic timers. a inz appearance of one having been uPon the tree ; he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mill, heatid pot Off attention to the hoe of the vapours. i wer l i be e thga Pritaier .read :s a d a er i olitiess it applared - takea b b e deee bad •the di ls a ang spos t a t e. tb tr e ee dec with ea mit fed k e n o te uld lin n g ot do tvz lattaidnigtheltiva fi rriftlf wdrzend of ea th . e acosa neceff .med aty k q in u r izt a it dd y. t c o o o n u fi r ne re m p e u n g e n , an a k? nd . •elleasious, requiring no coninement or reitraltit, in diet, and wkidaprevents a relapfe. Perfons in the country dating their cafes • fully, Ina letter, =doing a one or a two pound note, will have did sot appear to b eat all trasopled apses. Tbe.rti- ~.... ed wtth Gout, Rbeumatifm. Scorbutic groper temedies fent , to the anrount. For the various fyinitiomi; * On% Ille# .DlVltion, er , Nervous -Affeftions, k, fns Dufour s Truant on the above complaints, price us. 1 : gba Xell ' Overton, of Leeds, depofed. that he was fine/ 6 14 this Witnefes that the was miring they ire removed kW:Mity qATINTAISTISCOft- 6dt_ the 3th "lithis•-to be liodigi. , alioni Clowit•court, Soho; ma am i - na im a d 'Athol; pamper, but had him on (eked eight o'cloCk in the maiming ; but the wife of 'uric D . aors, the of which is akW drops, and ar9...stvo, Chance, and of the Author. the rt • of dor .of the to& of Nevem.. thfe Illeeeakd told the Witnek it was about eleven no manna oldies or eaercife. To avoid counter- - FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. _ her, pteriose to flit death, at the &op of (Mock. . ' Mr. RayfOaa the drallighh3 4 4ll l l' he Mate iii he aka . j o s F i rth, t h e c e et a id e, r a id . h e exam i ne d the ' felts, ark for Spilibury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drop, • . CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS. • Am; r a letoe pennyworth 4 Oita. mercury ; the boy Prifoam's haute, and found two ropes fufpended owe a . wooden pin, about lare - feet from the R ope. an d af,. bottles ink; foft at the Difpenfary,. No. 15, So harquare in with the Stamp (the King's duty) printed in black ' Prepared only by Shaw and Edwards , Nu. 66, on the Foot-war, Sc. Paul's Church-yard, London, who Ica& puretsufed Me Old him they bad now. The Natter had two ow 4 Receipts of MN. E.,Chureh, are alone authorized to prepare and ti three (mall fifit in his bud: and bid e e intoted to rare 'ds found a collar flifpended over a Strong nail, of ss. 6d. to. . and ti. a s. duty included . fell all Mr Chureh's Medicine. ." ' al l el ic intn their istfoles to lay thta foe cats„,..'.. venfeettwo inches, and feting pared a rope which la d e l o a d him if sits, maid fith ?be (aid they did, wen feasted to the collar, and Which bad cords did Aiello-aka came in, and he piked him rot tome E • MARRIED. THESE COUGH DROPS hart cured more Omits sa d alt. at Sudbury. by (p edal licence, by the Rev. R. -a. Colds. Cotten, and AfUsnue, the lag ton years, than wly Boron% Anima Montgomery LAW, Eh. Captain 13th Regiment, Medicine ever publithed, they ilmariabl pafuwa a owe wit h round • it, anfwer, particularly at One end of ie. with to Mn, n u yikaamorkiow of Copt . Hes alam ,. fita fedi and in a much Shorter tints than be sted l iaU r e 40 c " ol h o fibcosifc told Um they bad node. He that part of the rope &aimed to the collar, he corn• late of the 44 th and faxed daughter of Win. Scutt, by experience. • hoe thertifoner on the Timidity following, when be feared them . together. and . believes that the rope had ito: oldie abort' . Coughs and' Colds, however ceftinate and long *aiding, art • was in cußody, and he appeared to him to be the been rut from that (aliening to the collar. on Today the 14411 it*. at ' St. John's Chards, Wakefield, by fpeedily reristwed by gentle, but Infeneidepafpirstion ; they idle! a y H, Dr. Milemootjhnethais metier, or of Ferbam, one that eonvelfire excitement, called tieklme• in die thrmt. wi:tich it Lam perfha that WtOtte4 to bey the mimic. Jane Arnold faid , the lived near the deceafed, and . ..poem the Peace. teethe W eft Riding of York, the tonftant ftimuluszo coughing, and viable the ailtlet.4 to feeek • upon his crds.examinatiim he laid, that when he about a year ago beard the prifoner fay to his father, to sub MMus of et. idttel, third daughter of the late and breathe freely. we. :„ . .. u . whether he could identify the pedon of " D 7-9 thy f oul face , ! hate to fee . thee I" and .feud HO" Hower, EN. formerly of Rotherham. Afthmatic Perfons have been cored by this Medicincrafttr fof- the ' to, Ite went with the geatea iantioo of heard a great din in their houfe, as if the Coo was \ • DIED. faint and ftruggling 701 14 yens with an enemy that frequanAy • mi , and was Upt impacted that be was the'perfon abufing Li father. The, Witnefs ( aid, " I heard him Oa Sawa, morning, the 23d LAM , Mr. Andrew Beek" of threatened fofibcauun. W iznefs Mr. N. Lanrworthv's cid. of W:unser Chapel, Lincolses•lnn-Fields, whole tritinten . ry ri 'Me M. hid la w ahr - e .erresie. phigie, if he had fay. 4 D-n him, I could kill him as freely as I ever 431 1Vearra. la- ass lists year. 11.TOngeft proof of its efficacr ever *fend to the psh:ie to :...vour The decoded replied, " I could 17 a Wat er f or d . , j aln ri Medicine. It. an the lath init. John Hatch entity Efq. of the Awn * him hi a etowd, he believes he ihoold hats ate a bit of bread? fwear my life ageing you." Has often beard than o at h. / pa t la , a , p e da mw.h , &my, ai n. m amma H . Difiwders of the Bruit and Lungs, ConfumptireAffrdlions, 1110 1 1Pft WS. a - • , Obilmtakon in jive Glands, and Congealed Phlrjrn, are with MC wean Lucas raid, he wits apprentice to Mr. Wi- quarrel. hard, wife of W. Hibbard, Mg at-Leeds and wet noW - 17 years of Thomas Oldwell rtid, that he lives near Where the 'nose*. Tames Wald •.If . Of Mho near Bata. , ' • . fafeef laabo.'n.w. - ia ha. fa , all thrordas of t:r Bruit and • ~_font 11 ,, fut r 1 / 4 . 1 . It w %. 1 WI f. 'AA.. dat d bred • andthat . about - before ' the Prilli r sal " b a • at " Pare' . ecalmarta " a) n"dicl44 ciei'4lPl4le. cr's su "Naive a LI., or muss yr: vex mom .. ...o.ember ......abcint -: -..--k orCe. e., . I. _ ee i el .,._ a b.te c; ,, m , mune i n t o *a to p t they demoted 's death, he was palling hiabonfe, and beard 417r7,6d, tart , at hmerm a . in Augykhin. si r b leb ey y „ . DAM,* no. per &eale. 'Of &wide the Quantity for 3s. 94 ra t i r theii ii :r tiod 7 di g; cand i es I t h e p ace r hod fame the prifmser atin(og his father, apparently in a-very ant, Knight. of binerdell. in Ith Ada Yam Chilitialor-ChstreitirChtildsia Ointment, price" a. tid. turns • head, A m 'shim; or e ar in warn. grape nage, .iged beard him repeat. theft Worais.lobif ift nee, Imam. oath* at Ofjamary , talt; Robert GM, tb* pitermist . w°l4. : CillaiAll o ", Btope vei t ar. ll 7ecrby Mr. p a t tikal m f a ll . l° Zb em Sold : ' , ' . . d '' b V ) : ifit 1 5 11 hi s p , loan - the f or f a ma j oit o ae k o i c . father, "1 ou old foul-faced ro gu e ant Wei.. I • 11 1 . 4 4 . d . 0 . 1 7 1 " . . ma. osaitsiikesisaml. et imosobs. ' ' ' her s thef se frer &id ease wag Vendee oflitadidaela the United Kieydeas. / -The fe w i nl aid da l n andele. ss we fell to always, told thee thou waft a fool and itb-a." ._ _ . . ;it l iima - bow what Mr. Stiallbrd lays. be livedatifffakefield ; thathe • Mak AT 110X1Nrie antnalittiffialtftliN LONDON% Printed and gabliihad by LEVEL KENT, (of Can. . perkil aw :p s whilla w e b a c* " ...4,_.... stewed took & A ga o f d i th ou r e ead,reeeiswer the damp • ' gmiggams d• 4. 1 edema .ti ' . wintry • Lam b e i ) , at the Area Dines , NN. i, Care/ i they • , Si ado it for." Priiiii*lPm , , Yoram r! !:* sleets star it • fir*. Pthlawd.UswtheSvater ries, Tunple•Ear. a, , _ ____ ____ ILL_ _ _ • . _ . , _ : - -- . 4