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rd .!Cli. ow-s: EF. T.-1 - e fl c rda r.^.7.7: Bar,:ef was tron....;ht before the fittn , ..; Nlairjarates of flolen iron: o,:e rt.rren e-a Sat nkia , I)l.nry-lan.: Ti),Tatr,, book, contaiiiin of .1.:nv!a:;.: and iochefler Bank notes, to the arn , t:ta I 21. hlr. Swan Ilatei, that on Sa:nrday ri:.;ht he 'went into one of the boxes at Drury-lane Theatre, at ulich time he had the pocket-hook with the notes in qualion in his left hand coat pnel:!, that the pi ;loner fat on the feat bel,ind him, and Iron after he miffed his pocket-book, when conimun;.. eating his lois to a friend, they came to BOW Facet, and procured two of the officer;, who im mediatclv returned with them to the TI acre. William Pickering and James Limbrick, two of the patrole belonging to this office, laid, that in confequmcc of being applied to on Saturday night by Mr. Swan, they went with him to Drury lane Theatre, at which time the performance had finifh ed, and many petfons were gone out, but going up to the boxes on the firli circle, they met the prifoncr 11a,Te:, who endeavoured to run back, but knowing him to be a fufpicious charaaer, they took him into cullody, and direaly fearch ing him, found the whole of Mr. Swan's notes concealed under his left arm, between his coat and flirt. Mr. Larkin, a Gentleman who accompanied Mr. Swan to the Theatre, corroborated the whole of the foregoing evidence, and identified the pri foner as being the perfon who fat behind Mr. Swan in the box, and that he was gone when the book with the notes was miffed. The prifoner, in his defence, faid he found the notes in the Theatre without the book. He was fully committed for trial, and the parties bound over to profecute. MaNsioN-Housts.—Yellerday Samuel Wood and William Smith underwent examination before the Lord-Mayor, charged upon the oath of William Green, with (leafing a quantity of fugar from the Cullom-houfe Quay, the property of perfons un known ; they were fully committed for trial. HA L L.—Same day Samuel Parfon: was ex amined before Sir William Leighton, charged upon the oaths of Frederick Letceftcr, and ano ther, with going into the (hop of Mr. Yates, but cher, in Fetter-lane, Holborn, and taking from the laid 'hop, under falfe pretences, a quantity of beef, value 4 and upwards, by telling a lad who was in the (hop that he came from a Mr. Gordon for the fame ; but, inftead of making his way to Mr. Gordon's he (taped his courfe towards Iflington, which was a contrary road ; the prifo ner was folly committed for trial. Us iott-Hn L.—Yefterday yob" Evan:, a pub lican, near the Albion-mills, was examined a fe cond time, charged with receiving a quantity or fugar, ftarch, and other articles, the property of Mellis. North and Co. of New Bridge-Greet, Blackfriars, knowing the fame to be ftolen, and for which he gave an inferior price ; the principal evidence againit the priConer was a difcharged fer vent of Mr. North, who Role the articles, and who was fuppofed to have been the dupe of the prifoncr, he having detailed his tranfattions with Evans ; a warchoureman in the fame houfe, fwore that the articles were the property of his mailers ; the prifoncr was committed for a re-hearing. A baker was fined 241. 15s. for baking bread deficient in weight 99 oz. which the Magifirates fixed at the rate of 55. an ounce, but mitigated the fine to 91. he (till, however, complained with much indecency, upon which the Magiftrates affirmed their firs award, and ordered the bread to be given to the prifoners in the New Goal. A woman of the name of Ray was committed to the Houle of Correetion, for taking illegal in furance in the prefent State Lottery. ASSIZES. WINCHESTER, MARCH 7.—•• On Monday lA, the Lent Ailizts for this county were held at the Cattle of this City, before Sir ALEXANDER THOMPSON, K 11:. and Sir Stator LE BLATtC, Knt. GAKEF Efq. Sheriff. . . _ . The following Prifonera took their Trials, and were fentenccd as under: John Parvrr, for Dealing a mare colt at Her. riard, the property of J. Gunner_; James Bahr, ki for alng two Cows at Whippingham, helonging to J. 13urge ; Wm. Brcwn. for Stealing 1 3 Silk handkerchiefs from the Chop of J. Levi, at Port fea ; Hanmak, Hayward, for brea kiirr, open the dwel ling houfes of A. Afyel and A. Downer, at Slial. fleet, and Dealing a variety of articles therefrom; 7. for robbing Sarah Chapman on the highway, at Upham, of two Sixpences; Yob* P.arre, for Stealing deer in the New Foreft, and !hooting at two of the keepers, one of whom (F. Allen) was feverely wounded; Abraham Naftali,: for f1ea1;11,,, ,, two heifers, at Wellow, the property of J. Allidge, jun. ; games•Psorclue and . TmaJ Parntlel, for breaking. open the dwelling-houfe of W. Seymour, at Off ham, and Dealing feveral pieces of cloth, &A-- ; jaw, Parlpr for De aling five hides at Southampton ; gamer White, for being at large hefore his to in or transportation wits expir ed; David Baton, for Stealing two wetlier Sheep ; and .7/0 Barnes, for Dealing a grey gelding pone y—thaih. Eight were fentenced to be tranfported for the term of feven years, viz. y. Ker.', for Dealing a *sate!' chain, &c. at Gosport; G. Harrington, for (Sealing l 9 pair of Stockings ; Sarah IVrtblor Real. I ing Dime wearing-apparel at Kingfelere ; 7. Au dreg;', for (on his own confeflion) a boa oof apparel, at Colhampton ; Ab r ibafi an d "Inn Piller, fora felony in tli eof T. I.ell yen ; Safutn.d. Carl, for dealing a iiivcr watch, at Fortfmouth ; and T. D l rr. lin. fle:ilin7 three geefe. Cero‘eriar Garvy (aged 7q, B. Col, W. Cook, and .r ILnaam, for petty ofiences, to be imprifon cd one 'tar each. IV 'i - arrant, C. lire...Arard, alias 11Whiee, P. C.I.A. I)9lte.i. Brewer, and y. War m•id, for different otixsascs, to be confiuca for t....ed timscs. !U T. .C , nh7dn, or the 20 th regiment or font, ft: the kvi:.Ol murder of J. Gratti4.yr, in a duel at POrtl h1. 1 11:h in Is:nye:l:her laic, wno wat going out at a v:l.let in t:le !hip with I:le I)f:l:nler—it appear ed in yvikkuce, that alwitt the 27th of Of obey lad tiy-I:rilimer and the derealed hid a violent Aviar y:4 the deceati.d abided the prifoner very calling hint coward le vend times, tauntingly t.f:;it,., him of his country, ( irelud), and at length brought two (words to t; : ht, although at that time ib.. prifoner was lo ill with the rheamatifm, that h c ,:!!.1 not get up the fide of the lii without af tifi we. The (words, by .the timely and fpirited intei f..rence of the Captain, were taken away, and, itn pidols being mentioned, the Captain alio lock ed up the powder and ball, (it having. been the culant of the deceald to tire with his pitlols at a mark, for anntfernent, and having at that time fix bullets with a fullicient quantity of powder in his dretilug cafe). After much altercation on both fides, this quarrel was amicably fettled, and they continued fiends till the sth of November follow ing, frequently breakfailing, dining and flipping together. in the evening of that day, they went on board together, and the waterman demanding his fare from the prifoner, the deceafed defired him not to pay, as it was his boat. The water man fill infifling on his fare, the prifoner became very angry, during which be told the deceafed, that he fuppofed he had fent the waterman to do as he did, which brought on the old difpute. Af ter quarrelling very much, the deceafed ordered his boat, and - left tl:e fhip, telling the prifoncr where to find him in the morning. The prifoner went in the morning according to appointment, and after fome little time, during which the prifoner had the piflols examined, they met in a narrow paffage at the Blue Polls Inn; they had no regular feconds, but two men who happened to be there by accident, one an officer's fervant in the twentieth regiment, and the other a failor. The prifoner, by defire of the deceafed, gave the word to fire ; the deceafed fired and milled, but the prifoncr's piftol Rallied in the pan. The deceafed walked up to the prifoner and de fired him to take his piflol, which he refufed, and after clearing the touch-hole of his own piflol with a pin, he re•primed, and the deceafed taking his ground, he fired. The prifoner Paid as he fired, " here goes for the honour of the two tens," (al luding to the twentieth having two tens on the but ton) when the deceafed unfortunately fell. The prifoner defired the men prefent to aflift him, at the fame time going himfelf, and raying, " I hope you are not hurt my dear fellow; recoiled you brought it on yourfelf." The deceafed died in about four days in confequence of the wound. The prifoner gave in a defence written very in genionfly, Dating that his feelings were fuch that he could not fay any thing in his defence; that if he had not fought he fhould have been branded as a ei ward, and obliged to leave the regiment ; and that ne delayed it as long as he poffibly could. He then thanked the Court for their indul gence, and relied his fate entirely on the verdid of the Jury. The learned Judge then (unlined up the evi dence in the molt impartial manner, Rating the law to be, that, (making allowance for the infir mities of nature) if two people quarrel, and in the height of anger fought, and either fell, the crime was only manflaughter; but if they coolly met in confequence of any challenge, it was, ac cording to the mull lenient confirttElion of the law, wilful murder. The Jury retired about half an hour, and returned a verdi& of Manilaughter, to the great fatisfaElion of a very crowded Court.— The prifoner was then fentenced to fix months im prifonment, and to pay a fine of is. Cslone] and Major Stapleton were both ex amined in behalfof their brother; the latter buit ing into tears, affected, for a fhort time, Mr. Stapleton. He, however, loon refumed his calm and collefted !late of mind, and conduEted himfelf with a firm refignation to whatever might be his fate, and behaved with the greateft refped to the Court. HARRIS V. CLUNDFRS. Amongft the Caufes at NO Prim: Bar, at the above Aflizes, a mile of a fingular nature .was vied before Mr. Baron THostrsott. The Plain tiff was a Mr. George Harris, and the Defendant a Mr. Jofepli Saunders, both of Portfmouth. It appeared upon Record, that the Defendant had rep,atedly :alined, that the Plaintiff was a con viCted Felon, and fent on board the Hulks on the Thames, fur three years, in the year 1777, to which affertion he pleaded a jollification. In the courli: of the evidence adduced, it appeared, and was proved by many credible Witneffes, that the Defendant had repeated, in different companies, die words charged in the Declaration ; and that, although he had received every information prior to the Plaintiff bringing the Allion, that mull have convinced hint the Plaintiff was not the per fon he alluded to, lie had the hardinefs to continue his Bander, and the affurance to plead his jullifi cation. The Defendant produced not a finglc Winters and the Jury, under the direetion of the Learned Judge, who expreffed his indignation at the conduit of the Defendant, returned a Verdi& 14 the Plaintiff of col. Damages, to the fatisfac tion of a crowded Clint. ISLE or LLY.—Ai the Affixes for the Tile of Ely, holden :it Ely on Tod'day Lim:iglu, before Enw ARD C. AN, Ent. Chief Jußicc, live prifoners were tried, one of whom was capitally conviaed and urceived fentencr of death, viz. Richard Olhorst, for Gam r and MN. W‘dier, two notations offenders, convined of fowl ficaling, wzrc f.ntcliced to traniportation for liven year, ; /rm. Sm;tb, for grand larceny, was fentenccd to ;is months imptifonnicia iu Wifbech Bridewell ; and Smfivair Trafford, for nettling fundry articles of rearing apparel, was fentenced to three months confinement in the fame prifon.-ofiszu was re pri:cd before the Judge left the town. ns Wc.lnef.lay fenniplit an offender named .7.4 . f/rip Aa•d in the piLutyp in CoPegetrecn, Da..r1.41, kc7...2:y. toArnov / AT7T: MoNDAY, MARCIi 9. In confeirkpc:: . :1 rood fun-1y of grain htzener,d, prices have declined, and r OnCiier r,dndiun mky be expracd.— This obfervati.nl Wheat, 13.irley, Osta, tke. • GRAIN. Wheat itss to isc , od raikrs iscs to Isos cd ?Six 1.04 t, 1634 cd Sutfolks icss to 1 iss od V :ry Fine 176; t•, sdos od Fowl ('cafe s !as to col od Rye 564 to los. od Ilurie liosaus 7os to 74s od Coarfe Barley 65. to 76. od Ticks 6os to 64s al Malting Barley 80. to sots od Old oos to oos cd Malt 76s to k 45 od Oats 405 to 44s cd Hue 96s to toes cd Fine 465 to 50s cd Hog Peafe 765 to 785 od Poiands 504 to 556 cd RETURN OF VvNEAT IN MARK-LANE. Includill way trot the :3 d of February to the 28th of Feb. inclufmc, ugree.tble to the New Acts. 12 Quarters 054 od 1373 Quarters 143 s od 76 ------ 16.0 cd 225 ------ 1423 cd 96 ------ 16;s cd Go ------ 1413 cd 359 ------- 162 s od 1367 ------- 1405 od 281 ------ 16ns od 133 ------ 1393 od 39 ------ 1594 cod 418 138 s cd 212 ------ 138, od 24 136 s cd 147 ------ 137$ 04 9 - 13 cs od 415 ------ x!Gi oil :co ------ 230 cd 2260 -----155 s od 2CO 1335 cd 472 ------ 1543 od 312 ------- 1323 od GoB 1535 od 72 ------ 131, od 1420 ------ 1525 cd 69 1334 od 2 5 1 ------ 1 .5 13 cd 40 1224 od 1404 ------ 1504 od 316 J 264 cd 57 0 1493 od 220 1243 od 2(3 - 1483 od 289 - 1201 cd 1611 ------ 1471 cd 218 ------ 1156 0.1 720 ------ 1465 od 15 11.1 od 2233 ------ 1455 od 20 toss cd 430 ------ 144$ 6d 93 ------ 1001 od 543 1444 lut.Al-18,69e Quarters. Average 1461.4 d. Sid. I.ighcr than lilt return. PRICE of FLOUR tlii , Mornintr. Fine, tos. to 14c..-11rAn 133. to 141. ENTRY of CORN in the. PORT of LONDON during bat wca —W brat, 268 c gra.—Hour io,Kso cwt.--Clovcr oced, 1234 CV. t. PRICE OF HOPS. ( Kent , 121 os to 141 os . as KLut 141 oos to 161 16a? r: , ~. .. SofTot 12100: to 131104. 0 3 a4 r•ullta ' s it Ot to 141146 .% c Ellix 121 oos to 131 . 10 s ... Fu - n.. . ioloos to 4:.1 ca S et, SEEDS PL•'RIIUNI)Rhi) WEIGHT', March 9. . , Red Clover ao to 140 s White ditto 3..3 to isos per cut. Trefoil 5b to 56a . Turnip 11. 1 . -- .. to 41s per bufhel Rye Graf, 2^s to 4 5 k per qua; ter Cinquefoil 40 , to bBs per ditto &Sultan'. S White 1.3 CU . l CS per bulhel Sted. a Brown Ils to l6li per ditto Canary Seed 11s to 14$ per ditto Rape Seed 481 to sal per lan. SMITHFIELD, M.rch 9. To link the offal—per done of 81b. Beef Ss od to 6s 4d Veal - 6s od to is 6d Mutton -6s od to is 64 Pork - 64 od to is 4cl Stock at Market this morning, Beath scoo, Sheep, 7000. NEWGATE and LEADENIHAI.L, March 9. Pcr Rune of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 43 4d to ss 41 Veal 5s 4cl to 7 3 o d Mutton 5s kid to 6s 4cl Pork 6s od to is 4d PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. Borough. St. Jantcs's. Whitechapcl. o.Hay soto 5 17 5 40to 6 10 0 4 to oto 6 6 o Straw IIC IO 114 1 XI oto 3 4 0 2 X 4 010 3 3 0 Clover 6oto 6 to - 6 to oto 7 4 0 COALS—State of Lail Week's Market. Cargoes Sold. Monday, Marcia 2, 34 at 335..cd. to 391. od. Wednesday, 67 at 331. W. to 38s. yd. Friday, 40 at 325. al. to 371. 3d. BIRTHS. In Dublin, the wife of the Rev. Robert Gobbets, of a fon and heir. At Rode Hall, in Ckdhlre, the lady of Randle Wilbraham, Efq. of a fun. At Champion-LW, the lady of John Biddulph, Efq. of a fon. MARMIED. At Dublin, by fpcdal licence, Arthur Cuden. Efq. to Mils Mary William Lawrcnfon, Efq. of Rofbrook, (teen's county, to Mifs Ledwich, of York-ttrect. At Rofcrea, county of Tipperary, Mifs Anne Cam!, youngcft daughter of Mich. CArtol, late of Loran, ELI. to John Butler, of ILllynakill, glicen's county, Efq. At Dublin, Chrift. Strong Stewart, Efq. of Belfaft, to Mrs. Allen, of Strabane. At the Qaaker's Meeting-houfe, in Rkhhill, Mr. John Mal colmfon, or Clonmel, merchant, to Mifs Greer, daughter of John Greer, of Ballynewry, Efq. Infpcdtor General of the Law trade fur the province of Ulfter. Thomas Kelly, M. D. of Drogheda, to Mifs Catharine Kelly, daughter of the late Mr. Jams Kelly, merchant, of Chureh ftrect, Dublin. At Kill, In the county of Cavan, Thomas Armftrong, of Hackwood, Efq. to Mifs Lanaurc. I.ieut. Sall, or the 47th, to Mifs Fienderfon, grand-.laughter and co-kit-eft of the Lite Mathew Hisulisfou, Efq. Dacha- Bract, Dublin. Samuel Tuthill, of Loughborough, county of Clare, Efq. to Mrs. Beauchamp, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Braachiunp, of Limerick. Saturday feanlght, at Mary-la-bonne church, by the Rev. W. Villiers Robinfon, Henryßrookfbank,Efq.ot Chcfterficld-ftreet, Mayfair, to Mn. Watts, of Harley-ft:let. DIED. Mrs. Aleoek, rcliel of the late Alderman Alcock, of Dublin. At Kilballyowen, Mr. J. Bourcider, fun of Jofeph Bourchisr, Efq. At Limerick, Mr. Patrick Murphy, Printer. At Caltle-Dawfon, Mils Ellis, daughter of the late John Dawfon, Efq. Newry. In Eccies-ftreet, Dublin, Mrs. Bodkin, of Summer-hill, county ut Meath. It Is remarkable of this lady that the had three daughters married to three gentlemen of Dublin, who are brothers. In Upper Gardener-ltreet Dublin, on the nth Intl Lady Bellew, widow of Sir Patri ck Bellew, late ofßarnwath, in the county of Louth, Bart. Jam O'itegsti, M. D. of Mallow. At Bsilymeus, near Middleton, Mr. Henry Wigmore. In Lif.a-ltrort, Dublin, Me,. Elizabeth Boucher, relidt of Mr. Wm. Boucher, printer. _ _ At Augnaclny, Mrs. Jane Wit n, the wife of Alex. Wilton, Efq. furgcnn of the Elgin regiment. At Port Patrick, Mrs. Captain Adam Gordon, after a long and painful inners. At Trinidad, the rob December, Capt. Andrew Thornron, 24 Weft-India regiment, only fon of Mr. James Thornton, baltrr, Edinburgh. Monday fc'nnlght, at Camberwell, Andrew French, Efq. On Wednefday Lat. at her honk in Berkley-Naar., Mrs. Sreatficid, relict of the Lite Thomas Streatheld, Eh. of Stone bail, Surry. On Friday night, at bar father's houfc, in Portmaa-fquare, the Right Honourable Lady Harriet Bennett, daughter at the Earl of Tankerville. At inideght, Monday fe'aniyht, - Mrs. Sarah Maynard, reHdt of Mr. William Mayminl, C•4l Merchant, :iced 73 !cart On the t Ith ult. Mn. M. A. Wellbrooke, relid of John Weftbrooke, Elq. and ally dauabter and heinds of the late Wil liam Stant:, 114. at Forcft-hall, in the county of Effeit. lu Grifton•itreet, Dublin, to the prime of life Mrs. Hand cock, wife of Wm. Handeock, Efq. of Dublin C.ftle. At Phiblboroogb, aged 88, Mr. Thotuaa Underwood, many years 10011101 . 1 to the Revenue. The Rew:H;rity Pre tan, React of the parr at Laracor, in die mum, of IV:4=th._ At A nirini. Mn. Jthara &man Gram, wits to Caputo Utalaso. Dombenast insulate. EC.CLESIASTICA PIkOMOTIMI. 14 ,, n and la.:v. Dean Dewitt he i ti,. Poi lis. Nevins to •Le C'ur4t.y Dt.1.110, %.t :it%! by th.: tica;h of 'Etc lohour.sb*. I,ord iildnfei ha , ban g' pain;•h It cv. Tlhainns uf of S.Ol - 4k, to be one of bis Lorifhip's Domcl!ic Cbapla: • • On Vt',,hicfby fe'lmtht the Prtoltery of Ed'nhutgl and ord, red hr mourr .•f A CA:I tor the key. MLR:: as fecond ut tit. AnZrLsv'a Chot,!., to t.f.e the i2ti: of NlArell nczt. 'l'U-MORROW. Sun rife Sun lets Moon t 4 nt4tutes :Act. 6I 46 miuutes after s I 27rniaut,. HIGH WATER XI LONDON-BRIDGE TO-NiOR.I ilinmlrg Aftvrnnon 33 ea!ntttes after r t o minute/ after la This day were pubiiticd, price Is. THOUGHTS on the Oblervance of the MATH, and private Prayer. ry GEORG. VANBRIIGH, L. L. rt. R:dor of Aughton, and Chaplain to the right lionou:abl Lords rulk,lcy and Rivas. London : Sold by F. and C. Riyineton, No. 6a, St. Chu:di-yard; and W. Juntl, Lircrpool. NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING. TO BE SOLD, 'THE NEXT PRESENTATION -0- LIVING, of the Annual Value of 3T.01. or about., in the County of Northampton. The Neighbourh. i 3 gen:e..l, and the iltuution of th: Living defirable. Int h: a:lowed fur the Mr:hare-Monty till Induction. Particulars may be known, by application to Mr. James, of Wellfoorn, in Warwickihirc; and to Meets. FutiLci,Cook-, and k rem, of Liticoln..,ltm. EXTRACT FROM Tier. BATH CHRONICLE. A PERSON afflieted with the Evil, wh o h a d A eight wounds in her neck, and was entir,ly blind far liven months, during par: of which time (he was an out-paticnt t the Briltol Infirmary, ant had the advice of fcvemil eminent Gentlemen of the Faculty, but without etc.% bat received a Cure by the tire of SM....A:Bet PATENT ANT:SCORBUTIC DRU rt. Front the nature of her employment the Is under the necellity of withholding her same ;but hi r.Crettwell, (tewlamt the cafe Is known) will rt fee any Inquirer to the pet fon cured. The above Drops may be had at the Di fpenfary, No 15,Solio fquar.:, in botsles of es. and G. as. each; the ss. bottle; are niark,l Frs. Spilibury-1, is Antifcorbutie Drops—by ac King's Patent," and the larger the King's Arms, and fold by the following Vender; in London:—F. Newbery, Dicey and Cu. Wye, Wray, Howard and Evans, Barclay and Son,llfraL Newhery, Biaori, Bayley and Co. J.:honk and Co. Tussle, Wick, Sw n-y, Ward, Pidding, and Dcbrett ;in the Borough only by Clark, Nu. 269, and Shaw, No. A. 11s1FALLIBI.r. GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY Is fo certain of its Efficacy having sever failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the CORN, root and branch, TO RRTURN TYe MONEY. It will,onapplication, take tithe Inflammation in a few howl. and deftroy effedually the Malignity without the !call hazard, Printed Direetions foaled up with it. This is thr celebrated PLAISTER that gained Cu much re putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greatclt reputation. Sold Wholcfale and Retail by T. Axtell, No. r, Finch-an., near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif tock-ftreet ; Mr. Warms, No. 39, St. janws's-ftrert ; Mr. Swincy, No. 21, PAH-Mall ; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jebouk and Co. No. rco. Oxford Erect. At Briltol, by Buten And Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, ByfiazaA, bookfacr, and Roffman, Perfuoicr. klaiburgh, by Baxter, South 'Bridge. Purrfea and Oufport, Mr. Harding S. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Jones ,bookfilktr. Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, buokfeller. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR rcfpctifully informs the Public, that be may be confulted gratis every day from g to 5, at his len.:e, No. 5, Frith-greet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Oleftrueliisns and Strictures, Seminal Weakneffes, (ACLU in continency of Urine, Hydrocelc, Impotence, Fiftula4, Vene real Difcak, and debility in either Sex. From his eirten fi ve Practice in his protegional department, to which be has eon. fined his attention foe many years,he has fucccedod in a method of cure, mild and efficacious, and which prevents the polibility of a relapfe. As many of there Complaints cannot be censored without the ufe of Medicated Bougie', Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated Bougie", bas ultimately fo improved them, free from the irritating effeCts of common Boogies, as in the molt obltinatc cafes to have fucceoled, where caußks and fobs violent mewls have failed. _ _ _ For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in foie poffeffloo of Dir.as Remedies, which are fo mild in their adios as to r..tiLler confinement or reftraint in diet unaceoffary. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, (pelt paid) will be properly attended to. To Enable Mr. 1). to attend patients at their own bonito, he has provided tits atSftance of a Gentleman of the Faculty. Soon will he puhliflied, price 25. 6& - Plith Edition, confide- Wily enlarged. A Treatlfe on the above Complaints, lliallrated with Glifervations and Cafes (hewing the painful and daugcr sus effects of Camille Bangles, &c. For COUGHS. CONSUMPTIONS, &c. PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTSFOOT. T _________ HE Herb, Coltsfoot, called TufTiles° by 1:1e Ancients, was diflinguilhed by them, as its name fufi eiently conveys, for its exectence it; the cure of Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints; and this ElTence has, In the urfe of a long practice, been found the molt fate and effedual rcruedy for Coughs, Althmas, Whecaings, Phthifieky Can plaints, Confumptions, Hoarfenefs, Ddluaiona, Cancan. Difficulty cu &catkins. and all Diforders of the Bradt and Lungs. It generally opens the Brcalt, and Immediately erei liberty of Breathing without any danger of taking Cold. It admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent euuttairffr and talus off the uneary fenfation of acrimonious humours, ckanf, s the (mall glands, relates the fibres, rd thereby adages thecavities of the relic's. Thus it reguhrly and quicklr i tans the molt obilinatc A limas and Confumptioas of the lo handing, If taken before the lungs are ulcerated. ft arcs hoary and dry Coughs, diffolves congealed phlegm In the tbe rat, Leah rawnefs and forenefs of the breath, hamlet+, and lungs; and gives immediate relief to thofe who, through no and infirmity, arc deprived of reit or seep, as it generally cam pores, and contributes to make the remalnda of their days com fortable and esfy. This Lrence is prepared only by James Ryan, UMW, hi Iiiilloi; and fold, wlicilefale aid retail, by Francis Newhall's at No. sd, the FAR end of St. Nara, London, in bottles, petal Pd. each, duty included. N. B. 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