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Assar.s, &c. WINCHES -Mt, JULY !S.—The Summer Affiats for this county commenced on Tin:lday hilt, be fore Sir SIMO4 Li, BLANC, Knt. and Sir Roster GRAHAM. Kilt. Tile calendar contained 36 prifoners; of whom the eleven following received fentence of death, viz. Charles George Williams, for forging a re ceipt, in the name of George Smith, Lieutenant of his Ma j eity's gun veffel Potincer, for a quar ter of fiat beef, which he (the laid Williams) re ceived from the King's (laughter-Monte at Portf month. William Knight, George Lomax, and William Atkins, for robbing the mail going from Pear/tooth to Winchefter, at Mort:acad. William Freeman, fora rape on the body of Sarah Framp ton, at Sopley. Benjamin Noyes, for healing a fheep from John Pearce, of Andover. James Le veret', for robbing R. Allen in Point-ftreet, Pouf mouth, of a watch, money, &c. John Button, for Healing a horfe, the property of perfons unknown. Abraham Everard, for healing a horfe, the pro perty of John Moore. Peter NVGaire, for robbing Charles Naith, on the highway, at Chawton.—And William Seward (aged 17) for cutting hop binds in a plantation of hops at Shaldon, the pro perty of T. Smith. Charles Coombes, for liav:ag in his cullody a quantity of naval Itores, the pro-' petty of the King—Tranfportedfor i. rears. John Rout, and Matthias Stratton, for different felonies.—TraryPorted for 7 year" Thomas Moore, Elizabeth Knowles, and Moles Ratford— One year's ir.prilOnment in Brideavell. William Bangham, for forging an atteflation to a letter of attorney—imprifond 6 month'. Pedder Harvey, for having King's lions in his poffeffion—Six weds ivrpoisent. John Kont, Mary Rout, Jane Rout, Richard Clark, William Green, Edward Major, Charles Hurley, James Barnham, Thomas Yeates, and Elizabeth Mant.—Acquitted. Dennis Crouin, Ann Rice, and Eliz. Newman. -.410 profteution Thomas Damant, a Lientenant in the Weft Norfolk Militia, for killing — . Hind, a Lieute nant in the laid regiment, in a duel—Six months imp: frames, in the toutar gaol. Before the Judges left the city, Noyes, Leverett, Button, Everard, M'Guire, and Seward were re prieved. Williams, Knight, Lomax, Atkins and Free man, were left for execution this day fortnight. Nisi Pitios.—lSAAC PHILLIPS GREEN, 11. W. GASSITY, Efq. Sheriff for the county of Hants. • -.-This was an adion for falfe imprifonment, the Plaintiff having been arrefted in of another perfon. It appeared, that on the loth of March Taft, a writ was fent from London to arreft Mr. John Green, brother to the Plaintiff, who warr ing out to India in the Admiral Rainier, of which (hip the Defendant was Purfer, for a debtof —The officer, with the Attorney's clerk, went to the Crown Inn, Portfmouth, and fent for the Plain tiff from a room he was in, with fome friends. On his appearance, he was allied if he was not Mr. John Green, Purfer of the Admiral Rainier ?—He raid be was—The Sheriff's officer then arrefted him, knd he was kept in cuftody till the 13th at noon, when it appearing he was dot the perion, he was difchargcd.—To obtain fatisfaCtion for this confinement, the prefent aftion was brought—Se veral witneffes were examined on the part of the profecution, and two for the defendant.—The latter proved that on the Plaintiff's being allied if he was Mr.john Green, he faidhe was. Thelearned Judge in bumming up, obferved, that if the Jury believed the two witneffes for the defendant, they wad find a verdiet for the defendant, as the plaintiff was not entitled to any reparation for the imprifonment, having himfclf been the caufe of it, by pretending to be the perbon he really was not. His brother, againft whom the writ was, in con lequence of the miftake ' efcaped, and failed in the Admiral Rainier, with the Plaintiff.—The Jury gave a verdift for the defendant. • The General Quarter Seffions of the Peace for this County commenced on Monday lag, when the • following prifoners were tried, and received fen. tenees as under : Elizabeth Stanley, convicted of a felony at the lalt Epiphany Seffions; Richard Wadden, for Real lag divers articles, the property of John Childs, of Capon ; James Smith, for healing twenty bufh els of oats, the property of William Keep, of Sil chefter ; and Edw. Mafon, for healing a piece o f linfey,the property of C.C.huhb, of Winton,feveral ly tratsf)orted for from wart. J. Brown and W. Smith, for Stealing two calf ficins, the property of J. Groffnlith, of Bifhop's Waltham ; the former imprifoned twelve month:, and the latter fix mealy. Eliz. Barclay, for healing a filver watch End real, and fume money, the-property of H. A. Net land, of Gnfport, impriftwei Is takatiar mostk. W. Newton, of Gofport, for uttering counter feit coin, knowing the fame to be fo, and for hay. ing more in his poffefllon at the fame time, fused oat jute, and to fru' feemrit, for bit goal he. lwviour. And Heller Newton, his wife, for the fame of fence, iteprilimeelliu owed : and to find furetie: for her good behaviour. J. Knight, for Realing five pieces of deal board, the property of T. Starch Efq. of Farcham, impri fortrd fix swab each. J. Stacey, for Realing four geefe, the property of J. Wray, of Moltimer Weft ; and T. Budd, for Realing one piece of iron, the property of G. Brax ton, of Milford, hit i orifoned i brie month:. M. Cooghan and M. I)oolan, for Realing a cheefe, the property of R. Waywell, of Newport ; Graham, for Reeling a cheefe, the property of I'. Mitchell, of Lymington; T. Bear, for Itcalirg a waiitcoat, the property of R. Pike, of Kin g clere ; and Sarah Defamain, for affaulting Maly, the v. if. of B. Fareharn, of Gofport, imetriforied one wrath each. F. N.th, for 28 - milting T. Strugnell, of South ich, find 6s. Bd. tad refired feeretire for bit good !c -hat:iota t and Elia. Scott and Catherine Eggetton, for affaulting E. Taylor, and Leah, his vaife, oifird foram, for Aar: gad litbasioar. • Foar continued in eultody until the nett Sec room; nine were triod and acquitted ; again ft Four in were found; and twelve were diftharged icr want of prof:cation. _ _ Ox roan. JuLy 8.--At the Allliesfor this coml. ty, which I elan on Tuefciar evening laft, Tho mas Seafoid, and John l'cnn, for flieep flealing, were capitally convi&ed, and received fentence of death, but Av,:rr reprieved before die Judges left the town. John White, Thomas Fleming, and' John Carter, for ftealing a quantity of wheat, and f title lacks; and John lit iftow, for ftealing a t:uan tity of gloves and Ikins from the Worcefter wag gon, were fentenced to be tranfported Icr fcven years ; one to be imprifoned tic months, one to be privately whipped, and the rcft were feverally ac quitted and diteharged. At our county Setlions, on Tuefday Lift, Tho mas Saunders was tried, and convicted of ((ruling a flirt, the property of Edw. Saunders, of Gar fington, and fentenced to be confined fourteen days to hard labour. Wootton Humphries, indifted for healing a piece of wrought iron, the property of John Hurl, of Iffley, was acquitted. ,At the Qiiarter Se(Bons for this city, on Thurf day, Mary atliaway was convided of flealing fe veral yards of black fattin ribbon, the property of Thomas Randall, mercer, and (=erred by the Court to be confined in the gaol of this city for a twelvemonth. The trial of William Smith, Rich ard King, and Rebecca Barton (which was to have come on at thefe Sellions) for stealing a quantity of beef and rice from the kitchen ellablifhed for making foup for the poor, was poftponed to &e next &Irons. A caufe of great importance was tried between the incorporated Company of Blanket Weavers in Whitncy Plaintiffs, and Thomas Jackfon Defen dant, to recover different finesinflidted by the Bye- Laws of their Charter, granted by Qecn Anne, on the fraudulent manufaelure of Blankets. The Charter was produced, as well as the Bye-Laws impofing fines on not fending Blankets to be weighed and dreffed, and theit length and breadth afcertaiaed in the Common Hall of the Company, as well before their being fulled and dreffed as when drelfed and dry ; and the Cafe being thus made out by the Plaintiffs, the Jury found a Ter dia for the amount of the fines againik the De fendant. On Thurfday a man was killed at Whitney, by being run over by a wagon. On Saturday laft an mquifition was taken by Mr. Toss, the City Coroner, on view of the body of Glaicocke Hillier, aged fit years, who on Fri. day evening was killed by a wheel of a timber car riage, heavily laden, palling over him, in the High ibvet, which broke both leis thighs, and bruifed his body in a (hocking manner. Verdia, acciden tal death. Lys N —At the late 4;:liarter Sea - ions here, Tho mas Sharman Good indiCted for endeavonring to excite a riot fo far hack as July laft. The prifoner pleaded guilty, and was fentenced to three months imprifonment. &ram roan—At the laft Quarter &Mons, here, a man of the name of Chefter was found guilty of an attempt to breed a riot appofite a gliakers' Meeting•Honfe, and fentenced by the Court to two months unprifonmcnt. ELY.—Before the dole of the Affixes, judgment was given in the referved point, founded on a Spe cial Verdi& given at the laft Affices, in the Cafe of Hartley v. Cooke. The Learned Judge, in a fpec.ch of confiderable length, examined the viri ous bearings of the queftion legally and hiflorical ly, with great learning and perfpicuity ; after which he decided, that the Royal Franchife of Ely partakes of the privileges of a Palatinate, and is therefore a Court of fuperior jurifdidion. Indg men was of courfe given in favour of the Plaintiff. Not so cll.—At the county quarter feilions, there Occurred a long argument in the caufe of the Pa rifh of Trowfe:Mill-gate Appellants, and that of Trowfe-Mallon Refpondents, refpeding the right of providing for a Pauper. The refpondents pr °pored to call Mr. Bloom, which was objeded to by the appellants, on the ground that Mr. Bloom, being rated in both parifhes, was interefted in the decifion, and was therefore an incompetent evi dence. On the other hand, it was contended that he was perfedly competent ; for, beng rated in both parifbes,hemuftbe equally a fufferer in which ever way the caufe may be decided. The Court however, confidered him as incompetent ; but al lowed the Counfel for the refpondents to make out a cafe for the decifion of the Court of King's Bench upon it. BIDFORD.—In a caufe, the Doke of Bedford v. Stone, on Friday la% the Court of the Coun ty Town was uncommonly crowded by the coun try-folks, curious to hear the Special Jury Trial, which was expeded to come on. It was an adion brought by his Grace the Duke of Bedford to re cover five penalties, of twenty pounds each, with treble cons, from the Defendant, on the ground that he had flint the lift ft afon without a Certificate figned by a Clerk of the Peace, according to the form of the Statute. The quenion to be decided was, that of refidence. Mr. Stone who has a houfe at Ampthill-Reds, and a fet of Chambers in Gray's Inn, took out his Certificate in Middlefes, which was alledged not to have been the proper place.— At five o'clock, however, on Friday the 17th, jell as the caufe was about to be called on, the attornies and agents of the Noble Duke thought fit to carry off the Record, and leave their client to all the confolation he could derive from a neafiiit. Lan Saturday the General Q9 . arter Selrons of the Peace for the county of Surrey ended at Guild. ford, when John Waters,William Bennett, George Bannider, John Gean, William Leopard. Thomas Stevens, Ralph William Jacl:fon, and Jofeph Long. hurß, for various thefts, were feverally ordered to be tranfported for the term of feven years. James Paterfon was committed to two years hard labour, for uttering counterfeit money ; fe• veral other perfons were ordered to be confined for the term of twelve, fix, and three months, for %mimic oneness. Itich.u-d Gould, tinder the adjudication of the Magialates, at the above Saws, was yefterday publicly whipped in the Borough, for flealing a pig. and to be imprifoned fix months in the Route of Correaion. -- In an Inn in Bi(hopfgate-ftreet, there k a por trait.of a perfon who had been in the habit of fre quenting the houfe for upwards of twenty years, daily. He was called, and it appears ju g ?/j, a five bottle man ; and it is proved that, in the courfe of his life, he drank at that houfe no leis than thirty five thosfiand fix hundred and nine bottles of wine, or about if/J. : from piper He died at the age of ninety ! rya On Thurfday night about twelve o'clock, a fire broke out in the houfe of GEORGE EARLE, Efq. Mayor of Portfmouth, occafioned by the carelei nef% of a maid fervant ; but it was happily got under by the acclivity of the inhabitants, without doing any very material damage. . On Friday a hay rick, in a field adjoining Oli ver's Battery, containing about 7o tons, belonging to Mr. Si moNS, of St. Crofs, caught fire, owing to being put together green, and was totally con fumed. From the LONDON GAZETTE, July 21. HORSE-GUARDS, JULY 21. His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chlcf orders all Officers abfcnt from their regiments in Great Britain and Ireland, thole on the Staff, on recruiting duty, and lick excepted, to join their relpe&ive corps forthwith, notwithflanding any leave of abfence they may have received. All foldiers on furlough are hereby ordered im mediately to join their refpeftive regiments. (Signed) H. CALVERT, Adj. Gen. MILITARY PROMOTIONS Commillions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant,—Weffern Regiment. Enflgn William Cooper to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Red man, refigned. Dated June 4, ,Sot. Enfign Abraham Wanty to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Cafe, refigned. Dated as above. En!lgn John Williams to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Knd deceafed. Dated as above. Jofeph Hicks, Qent tobe Enfign, vice Enfign Wanty,premot ed. Dated June 27, 18421. Commiffions in the St. Mary-la Bonne Volun•eer Affoc-:ation, figned by his Majelly. Dated July 7, 1801. Second Lieutenant Alexander riddle to be Fiza Licutenant, vice Dibbing, promoted. William Daw, Game° be Second Lieutenant, vice Ward, re finned. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSPUF.D.. Benjamin BroJhurft and John Cookfon, of WitMX, Stafford- Bare, coal-dcakre and copartnora. BANKRUPTS. James Crolby, of Oxford-flreet, mercer, to furrerdt? July is, Antislt 1, and Sept. 1, at ten, at GnildhalL Attorney, Mr. Auher, Eldcr-ftrect, Spital-lquare. Thomas Griffiths, late of H nttridze, Fotnerfehire, v'tnualler, July 29„{0, and Sept. 1, rt ekven. at the King 's-Arme Inn, herborre,Dorfalhire. Attorulii Mr. White Yeovil or Mr. Dyne, Serje:mt's-Inn, Met-Brett. London. John Davis, of Callington, Cornwall, linendraper, Aegaß c, 6. and September t, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Exeter. Attornies, Melts's. Batten and Anftice, 'remple, London ; or Mr. Safford, Fatter. Samuel Bright. of Coventry, grocer, Anzuft ii, t 2, and Sept. at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. Attorney, Mr. John Woodcock, Coventry. Robert Harper, late of Newcaftle-under-Lyme, Staliordfhire, ferivater, July as, Aug . & 4, and Sept. t. at ten, at Guildh - dl, London. Attorney, Mr. Good, Tooting, Surrey. William Mather, late of Parker's-Row, Bermondfey, Surrey, baker, Auguft 7, at eleven, Auguft 5, and Sept. t, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Warwick-ftrect, Golden-fquare. - DIVIDENDS. Auguft as. William Knibb, of Maidenhead-Bridge, Berks, inn keeper, at elevgn, at Guildhall, Londett. Auguft A Thomas Waren, of Oxford-ttreet, dealer, at ten, :t GuildhalL • Sept. 5. Thomas Edwards, of New Baud-ftreet, baberaLdwr, at ten, at Guildhall October 20. James Barber, of Gerard-ftreet, Soho, woollen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Augur! 27. Chriftapher Redford, late of Willa! .en-mer chant, at eleven, at the White-Lion Inn, llriftul. Nov. s. Samuel Kemble and Walter Spear, Lte of Norfoik ftreet, Strand, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall Augur! is. Francis Davies, late of Bell-yard, Doetore-Com mons, co!J-merchant, at eleven, at Guiklhall. Augur! 29. James Reilly and James Collins, of Mesd's•covrr, Bond-flreet, tailors, at eleven, at Guildhall. Augur! 21. 'llamas Kirkpatrick, Inc of Charch-PalLege, Cateaton-Brea, London, merchant. at t:n, at Guildh Sept. is. James Dinwiddie, of Pendlebury, Lancalliire, Wm. Dinwiddle, of Callyhurft, Lancarhire, Lawrence Dlnwidilie, of Manchefter, and Henry Bcwicke, of Lawrence-Lae., I .on. don, merchants, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man- chatter. Auguft 8. Oliver Frederick Stneken the younger, late of Par. fon'a-great, Fulham, coal.merchant, at tea, at GuiltlhalL Auguft 8. Jofeph Waldo, John Frareis, and John InnesWale.o, now or late of Birmingham and Briftnl, and Bofton in North Anterica,mcrchants ;rtd copartncrs, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Atm& to. William Barn and Samuel Barn, of Birmingham, liocn.irapers and copartners, at eleven, at the Shakefpear Tavern, Birmingham. Aura aa. Henry Proton, of St. Mary Axe, London, fadten, at ten, at Guildl;all. Sept. :a. Samuel Manion, of the Paul's-Head Tavern, Cates ton-itreet , London, vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hamburg!' 31 3at U. Venice - - 41 Altar - 3 z 4 z U. 14/bon Leghorn 531 Orono - 61 Naples 41 Dublin - z 6 Gems - - 481 Pgl OVNCI. Portugal Gold le Cola o 0 o Ditto in Burs 0 0 • New laallats - • Sao BIRTIIS. At Cork, the Lady of William Franks, Efq. of Carrig, near Mallow, of two daughters. On Friday the loth init. at his Lordthip's hook at Shrub- Hill, near Dorking, the Right Hon. Lady Lillie, of a daughter. Oa Tvefday fe'onight, in Laura-place, Bath, the wife of Thomas Farrant, Efq. of a fon. MARRIED. On Friday laft, at St. Jatueb's Church,Theenas Neilsen, jun. Efq. of Kingllind, to Mira Sally Prefton, niece of the late Sir John Call, Ban. On Saturday laft, Franck Welt, Efq. of Poftwick, in Nor folk, to Mils Maria Baker, of Weft Hato, Flea. At Berhampore, in the Fart Indira, oti the 27th of April, Tames Rarrray, F.fq. of the Civil Service, to Mitt Outdate Vaughan, third daughter of Thomas Vaughan, Oki. Oak of the Peace for the City and Liberty of Weltminßer. DIED. Sunday fennight, Mr. Edward Cottrell, many years a re fretiable Performer at Mr. Aftkis Theatre, Wcilminfter- Bridge. On Saturday laft, after a Mort illnefs, at his feat at Enfield Chafe, General nowt: Maher, Coksel of As 9th mamas' elDragoaw. Tel STA BATHERS FOR THE SCURVY— VWice DE' vELNO's VEGE .I % - k l'f .ti •,-. unqucllionaltly proved. by ample expericrici., t,i b e • moll innocent, picafant, and convenient Auxiliary t'ii•i falutary praiticof SEA f MUG ; they At: cilb1111.•.! airport as the bell alterative, pundits, and fwei.enor tb blood and juices; and thofc who are allita2il with the !' :urry, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprofy, Scropbula, or any Difr. - .!.rs ariting from vitiated Blood; or thole whl hasc impaired thou Conkittitions by DiSpation, juvenile !nailer:dons, or 'l,li:cu rial Nie‘i:ines, would confult their FL'alth . : t commencing a ctmrfe of the Vegetalile Pills. The of this valuable VegetableAlterative is fo pleafare and f -r as no to interfere with the avocations of bullock or pits, its as ion is collated to the animal juices, and require no teration or reltraint in siiet; . it &Wolves in the Itontacl.,l4 with the food, and gradually pervades the eirculatiop fh, corroding in its paff.itre any deviation from :I flee of conrzl fence; in atoll, it is tholottg iouy:at for V ,sctaNc ,fir r fak, but alive fubtlit t t for that taßtionablc miner I, mere r,, which may be raid to cure only by killing; its tificacy the attcutkm and furpriie of medical men, for when all oidsr hiedielnes have failed, De Velues Pins may be relied on a , 7. fpecilic for all difordcrs which originate tu an impar t or paired !tato of the Blood. The following cure experiencod by T. Blackliotte, Tsylar and Gaiteronaker, N 0.74, Wardsur-ftroet, clolerv.n erotic; : ArtIDAV:T. I Thomas 'Backbone do hereby make oath that, having been much afilided with a bad Scrophulous Complaint, to which my friends and acquaintance expeacd I mull fall a facnisc,, and having been a conliderable woe under the care of thr.c very eminent Phyficians, without fuceefs, I laftly nneltrwret a comic of Oe Velnea Vegetable Pills—derived benefit Noon the full box, and have received a puled cure from the rse. divine. The Crimmins were, three bolts on my bead to the very bone; otie on my forehead about the faze Ola it Wire ; three holes alto on my body, which threatened to penet-.e even to my very vitals; and large ferophidoos ulcers on nay leg, one of them very deep and larger than a tea-cup; the lig was alto (welled to a violent degree, and I futferal moil excru ciating pain in the bones of my head, legs, and joints; ind ; 4 fume faint ide, of the Rocking Rate I was then In may be ccivcd, from a view of the fears now remaining. Ido lA, wife declare upon oath, that I have not received, Or expel :o receive, any reward whatever fur making this public declara tion. but am led to It In juftice to the propriator, and taut others in a fimilar fituation may be informed where they alb may feck a cure. THOMAS BLACK/30NE. Sworn st the Manfion-houfe, London, April a 6, i&xy, before me, H. C. COMM' Mayor. ANOTHER Floor OF THiLlt Jofeph Huetfun, at Mr. Cue's, Pallry-cook, No. soy. &rand, having been many years affiided with a delptcate Scorbutic Leprofy all over his body, encouraged by the futtsets of Lord SrKey's Coachman, who had been cured of a fimilar complaint by De Velno's Pills, retorted to the Lose fideditina. and is pettedly cured. TO THE. PUBLIC. The remarkable C'ure of Captain ELLts - rott, who bad bens 14 Years tortured with a molt difirefßig Scorbutic comul.iinv, as alfo, that of Lord St Ls a v's mailman, vitro had been atl:eted with a defprate and horrid Leivar, have been repeatedly publifhed, and niuß have left a (ult.:ale impreffton on thee who hive read me prrtieulars of chicle cafut ;.--but the Proprietor in - crimes alfo,froattliceagiv danand for this medicine,that the eircumftance of their having been taken with advantage by a PRINCE of the ROYAL. FA Ad .L.Y. of GREAT liRiTAIN„ as well in, by certain other Nob.: l'inionaga, his, through the medium of their friends, obmintd publicity ; bat he can with confidence add, that the real merits of the Vegetable Pills, as an alterative, purifier, and forectener of th,: Wood, and as a Cufeific fuf tho (curvy, frorbutie truptions, ferophida, and other difordersarifiny from contaminated blued, will,.on a fair •-'ll, pl •ad mot:: in its owu recommendation than any thing which can be laid of it. _ _ Vermin,. De Velno's Vcgetabk Pills are prepared and fold, wholtlale and retail only, by the fule_Proprictor, J. o, late Surgcnn in the Army, at his Vl'arehoufe, No. 74, op. .‘ofitt the Pantheon, Oxford.itreet, in Fees. price 31.3d._ or owe Loxes in one, pike a 11. Sold arm mail, by his appoint ment, by Tint, Royal 1 sebatge ; Ward, No. 314, Holborn ; Swincy, ti, Pall ; and by Shaw, 74.High-nrcet, ISurougli. obferve—under no circutnftanecs whatever can this Medicine be procured Genuine, whertfover or by witorao. ever fold, unlefs there is a Certificate on each Box, loped with r d ink, by the only Proprietor, J. Pippin°, Surgeon, N 0.76, Oxford-ftreet. (7 Sold alto, Retail by the principal Verders of Patent /sle &eine+ at the d'Scrent Watering Places, and a; every Town in Cie United Kit gdonat. N. B. 1)E VELHO's VEGETABLE PILLS aval be fent r'. any pats of Great li.itain, and letters of confultationarfsett , esi ; bet they melt be poft paid, enclofing an order, for the amain.t o' a large boa, and directed to the Proprietor, Mr. J. Pi/1)1NC, mime, 76, appall* the Parmhenn, Oxford do.. t. IClILAiti.l Ith.COMMENDED to the LADIE.i. ix 5 there are Complaints peculiar to the FAIL L Sr a, altogether unknown to real, and of too delicat, a nature to be mentioned through the medium of public print=. and which require, in different periods and facetious, the moll ficihul mixiteal aMitance to complete the original defign of the all-wife and omnipotent Aut . uoit of the Univerfe—To the Ladies, therefore, and efpecially to thofc in what is undcrftood by the hie. of Gfi, this Nervous Cordial is molt admirably a.l.pted, and capable of adminiftaing all thole gr..nt and in cilimebic benefits; and to thole. in the earlier Rages of life, it will remove the various Diforders that Ladies are fubjeel to, and in particular leftism loft colour, and give a fine clear Cum pt:tion and elk a fweetnefiand purity to the Breath. JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervent to Mr. V. Simpfoa,of the Rol Inn, Sittinghourn, was fur a length of time moil I it ile ribly afflidled with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly sn proached to paralytic, to filch a degree as to price him o ise entire ufe of his limbs, which rendered him incapable of w_ k ing or following his bufincfs; in tbis debilitated limo be applied to (event of the Molt eminent of the Faculty without experi encing the Waft ihadow of benefit ; but by being ftrongiy re commended by leveret of his friends to Dr. Brix:um's Nervous Cordial, purchakd at Mr. John Bement's, bookfeller, Sitting.. bourn. is now perkittly reitureil to his former health and vi gour, is enabled to follow his bufinefs as ufual without feeling the tech fymptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach man to Mr. Nich. Salton, prop:loot of the Sittingbourn coch. JOHN HOGWOOD. Unmake to the above Core—Mr. V. SIMPSON., Mailer of the Rofe Imt e Satinchourn; Mt. JOHN BARNARD, Bookfelkr. 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