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m Jae iumi tired; stiociatit beforet his Mailer 'This is the man who comelTsefore you to fay _____ complaints about his Bread before, this article was of a deleterious quality. If he can, lel* was in his fervice. But the cue'. by there means, get rid of his engagement, he will cult with the Bread that was made get to himfelf an advantage of so per cent. upon third part of this Flour, and (did 'the amount of the article he has purchafed, out of : him if he did not give them better . the pocket of the perfon who fold it. I fubfcribe Witnefs made a loaf of this Flow. to the .doßrine laid down by the Learned Counfel hat was very bad indeed, and not ,for the Defendant, That if a perfon buys a cora -1 to fell. In confequence of this modity which torment ta baba. and uninerchant tut fo very bad, they did not ufe it able, the purchafer cannot be compelled to pay for wnings. They ufed not quite five it;' but in this cafe, I by no means fee it fo [ley generally mixed fume kale proved ; for here the Defendant tells upon his oars s r. from a period early in the month of June, through *the name of Wright, but who was the whole of July, and to the middle of Augidt, he Defendant, gave an account of when he finds fault with the commodity, oiler a gs which took place between the dcterinration•of which you have no account as to e Defendant before the Lord Mayor the caufe, and when Corn had fallen upwards of Flour in Auguß left, and the par- 5o per cent. I cannot, therefore, fee how Jullice 1,. ere both prefect. A loaf was can be done to the individual, or good to the pub-" h the Plaintiff,' Mr. Hill, laid was lic, if I were not to fay to you that, iq th is cafe, lour. The Withers law the loaf, the Plaintiff is entitled to recover in this anion to by, the defire of the Lord Mayor : the amount of his demand." Ifhip it was made from bad Flour, Verdid for the Plaintiff—Damages :al. toe. sund and not perfeiffly fweet. ThiS LITTLIDA LI AND OTHERS V. ?DENTON AND OTHERS. middle or the latter end of Auguß. This was an action for damages for the nonper his Flour was bolht; to the time formance of a contraft. • the Loaf, Flour acf fallen 'fey Mr. ERSRINs faid, the Jury would have very m price. —The Lord Mayor raid, little trouble in the decifion of this cafe, becaufe, :anon, in the hearing of both par- upon an attentive perufal of it, he was convinced it ommended it to Mr. Hill to take was a very plain one. The Defendants had put Flour, and fend to Mr. Wright themfelves to a good deal of unneceffary trouble ty of good Plour,'.and the Witnefs and expence, in preparing for "a defence which and before th e Lord Mayor, that world be fou nd to amount to nothing, for it WAS ) , Itaioll to take back the Flour.— one which could not be received in a Court of Jul its time, good Flour in ple;ty ; but tice. The Defendant, Mr. Poynton, lived at o bad, t hat it could not be made Wakefield, where he bad a large warehoufe for the le Lord Mayor pulled the Loaf in reception of corn. Ile came to the counting.houfe k. of the Plaintiffs, who imported wheat to a large a Baker, laid, he law this Flour amount at Hull. He laid he was delimits of our dant had bought off the Plaintiff, chafing wheat, and that he was willing to give fix Defendant's houfe. He examined guineas a quarter for it ; upon which a converfa sas bad as bad could be: it Runk tion arofe in Which Mr. Parkinfon, one of the firm not be ufed. Any body might be of the Plaintiffs' houfe, faid, they had an .expeeta id lie had brought a fample of it. tion of a vele! arriving loon with about 850 quer his hand : he willed the Jury to ters of wheat from Pomerania, and he read to the as bad as had could be, and not Defendant extracts front feveral letters they had • the purpofe of mer i ting Bread at from Hamburgh, of the 28th of February, and the xeri good Flour at any time, it 28th of March, giving an account of the Ihip he re become as bad as this, if kept ing expefted to rail at the firft opening of the vta dgrnent. ter at Witinur, which could not be long. and the (wore, that he law this flour in Plaintiffs gave the Defendant Aram information that it was very bad then. they poßeffed upon the fubjeft, upon which the oved, that the price of the bell Plaintiffs and the Defendant came to the following when this was fold, v..as t iss. per agreement in writing—" Hull, all of May, sBOO, Mr. Poynton bought of Littledale and Co. 850 i going to reply on behalf of the quarters of wheat, daily espeited by the Anna Ca therine Eliza, Captain Jank, at zzo thiliings per i fpoke nearly as follows : Dif. quarter, payable by Banker's bills at two months ay take different views, and form date, &c.; the danger of the Peas excepted, to LJZ upon the fame fubjeft. I have delivered in as good condition Si eau he expefied inn in this Cafe in favour of the according to fample, confidcring the length of the itb your leave, Mr. Pei', I will voyage." oto the Gentlemen of the jury, On the fecond of May, IBoc, thin was a good ground on which I have formed bargain, for the Defendant had aflually paid three at they may be enabled to review &alums per quarter more for Come other wheat ; nd by comparing them whhtheir btu afterwards the article fell, and that was clic n if erroneous. whole Englifh of this cafe: the Defendant refutial is brought to recoverthe value to take the wheat. On the 9th of May, t':e market her of ricks of flour, fold and de- fell about five (billings per quarter, and fo cat the iintifto the Defend ant ; anddates loth the Defendant wrote a letter to the Plaintiffs, this cafe. The flour was fold in dated on the loth of May, i floo, direCted to c—on the toth iff June ; it is in Meffrs. Littletlale and Co. Rating, on behalf of the is. The ground of the arguMent Defendant, and his partners.--" When we made t is, that theflour is not of &cis a the agreement with you for wheat, fay 850 quay ht to be. The - Defendant receives tens, on the actiollant, it was then underßood that warehoule, or fotne place fit for the fame watuld be delivered in two or. three der) s keeps it for eight or fine days-- at the moll ; as we had none, and as there is no ac lacks and begins to ufe this flour. count of its artivel, we do not confider ourfelves in evidence again hirrifelf, and bound by the lane, and fliall therefore, front this d him it all events. By that evi- notice, decline assepting the Lime." To which that he hat dealt with the inno- the Plaintiffs wrote in antwcr, dated Hull, the t ath his bread, Off the flour was fit of May, in which the Plaintiffs laid, they lltould e old and the young have bought hold the Defendants to their agreement—upon m in bread, and given him the which the Defendant. Poynton, wrote another let as if the flour was the big.— ter to the Plaintiffs, alledging, that it was not he slopinitin, that when fedi a man who bad broken the terms of the contras, but the aim, that that flour was bad, he Plaintiffs had broken theirs, as the corn was not heard laying fo in a Court of yet delivered, and expreffing an expefNtion that s as bad as he now lays it was, they would make fatisfaiffion fur the difappoint flribute it to all degrees of per- ment. The truth of the matter.was this: if the ne ? He began u ling this flour article had been of the fame price as when this fpe- June ; this article goes down to culator in corn contraded for it, he would have without any complaint upon waited with patience for it, and would have taken till then is faid againfl is. At it cheerfully into his granary, and the poor might is a mighty alteration in the price look at it through a telefcope, until the price fdr month of June. An abundant it had become tuificiently high in his opinion to bounty of Yeovil:neer bellowed bring it out again. The lots was very confider ,eidence of Goo—and would to able upon It, however ; and Mr. Erfkioe faid he lw to be thankful for it, brought was glad of it, and "tithed had been much r that article fifty per cent. and greater. n,petfonal,knowledge,from 235. A Witnefs was then called, who proved the 'ea this great alteration in price, whole of the coiwerfation between Mr. Poynton it Darts his objedion to the qua- and one of the plaintiffs, as Rated by Mr. Erfkine, then he makes his complaint, and likewife the agreement already Rated, to laintiffs before the Lord Mayor, which he was the fubfcribing witnefs. He proved ::account of the difmne there.— Alb, that the extras of t.ie letters which had s managed after it came into the been fent to the Plaintiffs, and all the information ' ndant, nobody has told you. The they poffeffed, was faithfully communicated to the nflone, tells you, what I cannot Defendant Mr. Poynton; and it was proved alto, ndeed, know is not true--- , That that the wheat, when it did attire, which was a ace good, it could never become confiderable time afterwards, was tendered to the ahe law it.' I know, Rly Defendant, &c. OR Rheumatifms ' Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, fewer days than this ( lo ur e was It was proved alto, that corn fell about 55. a r Lumbago, Head - act,, Numbed:, Patty, Indigeflinu, Fla. s polietlion weeks, flour nray b!. quarter on the 9th of M a y s e w , at the market at totem npafistodic or flying Pater, gnsOal Debility and ! ax ed leaven ; it may be convened Wakefield. tion of the Syltans, Sprains, Drulfes sod CHILBLAIN— odity in forty-eight hours; there. Lord lizerox (aid, that for the purples of this Exggrknee ban pawed the mild fobs stating powers of is flour could notliave altered, as caufe, it did not fignify whether it fell or rofc, With 's Essence or MUSTARD Pills, and Fluid Ef tner,ring r molt cif eeeeded :eat remedy ever inarte known to the world, 1, is fayingthat %which hist true, except as it 'hewed the conscience of the de- ti es of fix, eight, too, twenty, and even of s, at leak ignorant of whammy* lendant. f ort y ran Banding, after other means `ad (aged, and Is a u of flour. do not lay that the The ATTORNIT GRNERM. fithmitted to the abfolutdy mired more patients of ripe above complaints, t'.an impofe upon you, Goo forbid 1 Jury, that the witnefs for the Plaintiffs had not an the medicines ever before made Whlic. For ChilbLlss, It a motive to any man who is ex- reprefented the cafe cot rally ; that the under- r e t t it s. a" Bru t :e r e; the atedthi n If e c te l l e 'e in e l l aill'fling w anguhit. not nutnifelt it by his evidence ; Rending between the parties was, that the whole peaet „ wag name. and ypcliT operation,a. gena.iiri; tbe is ignorant, who lays what of the Corn was to be delivered in two or three to effixl the cure of CHILBLAINS, by a Bogle liked appal son this fub)'ed. I cannot for. days, otherwife that the Defendant &could repu. cntou. a your minds the idea of who diate the centred, and this, he contended, was to Whitehead's Flfence of Nfuttard is prepared and fold St roes before you to fay that this be inferred from the Words of the contra& as well is. yd. each Box or Bottle, by R. JON SISTON, Apothecary, He has tiled it for days and as the probability of things : for the control/ .Nl7. G t te n ttet ` it7Pullitlicilo i >% % d r : y the moil dangerous If it was of Rated the (hip to be expelled daily. He . 11sould i rthad ,wa t ty, for he has atimmiltered hits call a witnefs to prove that the information Rated To prevent counterfeit impoiltioo, porehafers are reireKnot md, and the feeble old man on by the Plaintiff's witnefs was not coneft ; that the to obC-rve, tk. Genuine is tilittngutlhed by the King's Patent, -ave, to all ranks, degrees, and eireumftances Rated in the letters were not con and the weritere R. Joa Frio's, die Peteldeee own Welting, 1, irons him who lit; on the tight misnicated to the Defendant, am! that the de au dig label of abat but* and Vol. fendaid ems not to it an indefinite lira fete this corn, after giving this high price, dte. fie did wait (even or eight days, which was a reafonable time. John Richardfon, Clerk and Nephew to one of 'the Defendants, WAS examined, and he aid. that Mr. Poynton faid, in the Plahuirs conntinglionfe, the corn mutt come immediately, or el& it would not do for him, and that Mr. Clarkfon, one of the Plaintiffs, faid to Mr. Poynton, if he would hop till Tuefday, he had no doubt it would arrive. Some of the paragraphs, which were extracts from letters to the Plaintiffs, and which the Plain. tiffs' witnefs (wore were read to the Defendant Poynton, were hated to this wittier', and he faid they were hot 'read to him at all, &c. &c. The Arroawsr . Genital. faid he had another witnefs to the tame effeit, but he could not go further than the hatement of this witnefs, and therefore he (timid not call him. Lord IrliYON faid, there nerer`'was a clearer Cafe than this was : the Plaintiff was entitled to re cover molt clearly ; for the Agreement (poke for itfelf. The Defendant knew that the arrival of tbe veifel was a, circumilance of which the Plain tiffs bad nci more eontroul than the Defendant—it mull depend upon die elements. There was one 01. fervation made by the Attorney General, on which his Lordibip could not help laying a few words.= The obfervUtion was, that it was not-likely that the Defendant would agree to give this price and watt an indefinite period. Gracioso GOD !" raid his Lordthip, Have we forgotten the pra..ices of there Engroffers and Monopolits—bas it not appeared before us in evidence, and even in judg ment, that they have not only paid the price of the market at once without offering to lower its but that they have offered tq give more than was aneed 51. why don't you elk 161. t give you t6l.—Have we not heard thefe things provecti it might appear extraordinary that a purchafer coup do this, but there is no wonder if it when you come to confider, that this very pnrchafer has got an enormous quantity of the article in his own hands, and that, in fast, he h iaterefled in giving the higheh price that any body elks him ; end than he takes care to charge the poor min mer roundly—be having obtained the command of the market. Ido not with to make pie of in. vidtions exprethonslti theft perfou, but 1 camp* help feeling there things. To be lure, nodiingean be more clear than the Plaintiff's right to recover in this anion." Vetdift for the rlaintiffs--Pamskys to be cora putid by Mr. Lowros t to whom the 1L141%11111 was referral. vt , Who -wifit.to poffefs, through Life, their Hexith and blonrrt.•ate4 frir] motives of the puren reg.trd and refpeet, reqttelled for their own lakes, .to en. quid what .wondees have been wrought in femak cafes by Dr. Zamora's. Nervous Conli*and Lo tanical Syrup t invented and prepared •by Lim alone, and which has flood the teft of fo -marry. years experience amongll that fez whom it has et er been his pride and glory to relleyein every inciden tal to lady. . MARRIED. On the 7th inft. at OtleyZifr.leranlak Booth, of Le-tetele7- s, to Mrs. Falter, of Otley.—The patio , are each opwzrds of 7 s—tier eldoit grAndion warn married on the farte day.-yard there is a child now hvi..g in Hun, to wham the lady Is Sy law gnat grazidnio:licr. - Lately, Lloyd, Ifq. of South Ookondon,P.So, aged 95, to Alia if silty. of Belvidere Hank, Lambet.k, late 04 Croy. don, god 81 Due*, after a cuurdhip of ao yeas ,and upward}. Mani Vfaben, baehelcir, and Letitia Bevan, foinfter, of albc4 Hall, In the county of Pembroke, abate fated age 120 years Dllin. In Egypt, on the nth July lift, Lieutenant-Colonel Mac- Dowell, of the inti Regiment, of:wounds received In the adieu of the rya of Mitdt. At Herrick, on the yth MIL Mrs. Turnbull. widow of the' decoded Walter Turnbull, Efti. of Firth. At Efcquitso, in pewterer', on the aeth Angnft lift, - Mr.i LOCOS Ferrier, fon of Mt. jam* Ferrier, Writer to the On the stt init. Mr. Win. kflemeet, merchant id Ma and a Lieutenant in the Loyal Carrick Volunteers. ft On the 4th Inorigame a moment's previous Week M. J. Gomel, farmer, of Milo= Green, near Kentford In Suffolk ; who, after following his daily arestatitse ivied Assoking his pipe ; chop, the Gnus hoes fie month, and indantaneoufly centred. La week, aged 6r, Mn.wAna Nerman, of Wields the dlitilled pc for for her livelihood, Jut was furpidtel to he! in a flue of poverty; having died fuddeady, her Cleanses were Wien off, when there were found near too ruined fond Op in different parts, and property to the amount of g or OWL, more were found bid in &farm pup of the hos*. On the syth ult. at Denby. near BaUyiltutnen. In the prime of Iffc, Mn. Forbes, wife of James Forbes. UT ifter a bug Hinds. At Drumeortdra, M In odvaperd ale, Mott/sew Dowdnll, Efq. formerly of-Cheesy, mat, Mesa. In &Mit, aged 38, Captain 34a Watt. In Herenort-ftreet, Rklmrd Bolton, Efq. formerly one of the Sherire Arts. On the 6th lahint, Mn. Bland, of the George and Dragnet public kook in Loc.Aftar. On the 9th in'L fuddenly, Mr. Wm. Coward, of I anealt-r. He had becn out M the morning, and had Jolt eat hit bronfrf . when be eemplained of ►eing unwell. and died In about a quarter of an hour. Lately, in London, aged ta, Mr. Anthony Allaburttcr, for merly of Lancafter, printer and bookfeller. In the prime of 16, °fa decline, Mr. John !latish, of PreJt on, lelPtgr- bmgrr - wrvrßechio t !T.. SolJby AucTION by Mara. SKINNER On Monday the 28th infttnt, at ri o'clock. at Coffee-beak, 'Citaagewlley, Combat; in Two XL LL the ESTATE, RIGHT;TITL ! INTEREST, of Two Otattlenwa,tbe one ascii : ho, t !the other about 26, of and r the Stern Na ass. N ' y,,re, on the Deomfa of a Lady now 56 years If :km fobjtet i on Annuity of 20 Guineas payeble to a Woman Seers= about • years 6f age,•fite her Life. k • Alfa, all their nate, Right, Title and lottreß, of, ht,aa44 the Sun; of 01011 toe. Three per Cent. Codfc4s, tr.ot.frc,bl e ,, 4 the decadent' the fad Lady—dn cafe either of the Lid Gerßlemes Ball happen to furrice her. printed-Particulars may be had of Meffrs. P. and 3. Cr Liverpool; We of /victim Rafhlelgh, Son, and Let •Cardea, London; the Place ofSate ; add Of Mak. Skank 'and Dyke, Ald.eigate-drect. NAVIi3ABLE CANAL, WEST INDIA AND LONIA DOCK, AND LIVELNOOL BOOTLE WATEit.W • skuutss--moNTrux SALE. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—Br Ma. SCOT T, On Fritlay, January r, tlos, at Twelve o'clock, at Cur& way't Change. Alley, London, :SHARES ia the folloWing NAV IG ATI ONS viz. The Grand Junaloo and Paddington Canal, 0,4,.. 1 Subfcriptlon Shares and Half Shares ; alt o Sh ares i n the Aguas and Oldham, Rochdale, Lane-alter, Worcester and Birunig; ham, and the BangitokeNavigationa Weft India Dock Sublesipthis for forming Wet Dodson thg in; of Dogs, One Thoufand Pounds, divided Into lea dry. London Dock Subfcriptleo for forming Wet Docks at 0/10. • ping, Three Shares of sod. each--And Pim Shares ill the Li. verpool Bootle Water-Works, for fupplyint the Tows sag Shipping of !Joe:pool with excellent Water; thisConcors kg/ made a cooLderaWe progtets, and is expedted to be Tay be, nada reticulate at Hatcbett's Hind, Piccadilly ; at GartimeN and a Mr.Seott, Ludgate-Ain, who is commilSooed to di I . of any of the above Shares by Private Contr a & rge FOR. CHILBLAINS, RHEUM S, Dr. STE R S's 0 FODELDOC. 'HIS Medicine has been long agknnwiedged to be fuperior to every Preparation of the Kind in 6e Ca l of Bruifes, Sprains, itheutuatitan, Cramps, Na.issiell Sink& of the Joints, and other menial Catuplaiatti ato a ti as in takeouts a proper Circulation to theddobs t o ga I," Parilitie State. kis alfoparticuierix ft - nimble for Clillitialap but in this Complaint It Load be dirotred, and applied wait: On the °tail& of each Bottle of the Centime Opodeldeele patted a Stamp, in which are engraved theft wertiaa.a Nanette, N 0.45. St. Paul's." All others a t e comicrk* Sold only by F. N re scar, at the Warritnufe for D r . Jame. Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul'. Chureheyard, a 11. w doors fro* the corner of Ciscapinte, London; and, by his apian tmost , by Mclrrs. Jeboult and Co. No. aso, and J. Pio.kling, N 0.76, Os fordAreet ; J. Wade, Old Boni-ftrcet ; Bayley and Co, Cockfpnreltreet Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton.** * ; J.Ward, Middic-row, Ho/born; T. Tutt, Royal Eachae g e t and W. el ute , Borogol, High-Rreet. Price as. 6d. pee but. tic, incluiling the Stainp, or Mx for 134.6 d. H. B. As the Opodelcioe for Exportation is exempted final the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of wathail. ej• A nd as s t aat, vend*" of counterfeits are figit oat at thy ; ail pedant abrvad, to prevent such unpobtions i arm &fired to be pardenar in ordering their Agents to procure till Medicine from Mr. Newbery't. Ulithdthhti of the URSZA RY CANAL and VENEI.EAI e COMPLAINTS. M __.....______.— R, DUFOUR kfonns the Publig,tbst h e nta, daffy bsseonfolted rut hi. Dart 9 to 3, at his haufejlit. 5, FritiOtrtet, Soho, Landau, In an carets of 011ifrodtione Sar:aures, Glees, &embed NVeaknefs. Incontinency of Wine Filtoka, Impotence, and itehihty in either Sex, Ste. Frees sztonfive Fruzlice in this .I.partnient, to which he has cos: lined hirrahlf for many yeah, he offers a method of cure, tail, efficacious, and which prevents a rappfe. Mr. DUISOUIt, role Prorricsor if Ihran's celebrated (up. eleated) Flootioe, has ultimately lo improv: i them, by di s. lni them of :he irritating ace" of common liougiou that thy fueeced •7 her. cauflice and otha violent means have failed. For the Venereal llifeafe, hlr. DUFOUR is in podetfiood rhran's RiiMerlies, fo mild that they render confinement or reffraint In dia umueffary. To enable had to attend patients at t'.-crir own books, he has provided the all/dance of a Ganda Man of the I.acolty.. Pcifons in . the country may he cored by testing their eel.' in letteti, poft paid. jug publiihed, price as. 6d. Fifth Eilition..enlareede-A Treatfe on the above Complaints illuaratcd With the vadons lymytonit and .Cafeo Mewing tito paiti4d - and diugoviti el: „ avel fed, of Cauftle %dries ;. an ion awibod of treating go. & norrheas, &c. e. Planed for . Callow, C.fewa- court, S-44 sod H. D. Sy la ppd s . Pm rr-row; alto to be had at Mquterl's, Et Chance and et the Author's.. WHEN re4felrtonal Men of edtloation and re. konfibbity deviate from the general (Om by the fe• lolion of a peculiar Bunch, the (Indian of long contismil %tees is tie heft criterion of foperiority. Right yen:shave I &voted stydlee to the erdonve to went of TI - 111,11.6 DISOADARS pra and the fuecefaild rein id plan gives me ark:11110ns) ardour to oppofe it far as I ell Ain the ravages of thole complaints which are the moil import: aide the catalogue of human infamillea AAtt initiation into every brooch as an Anny Sergtaa,l ((mood a will: at an early period of Pridtlee to rdmc hadialdu. aloha= the lipaocaoce of =educated Men, or the equally fiao• serous preeipltshey of general Peadlitionay. The ri-IRER DISORDERS, to the area whisk Ihavedo voted my ittoodon, convene every (pecks of VENIAL% INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--ally. AU kinds of DEISILITY, whether arlhng from the habil Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Irftly that de. ratigensent of the fyftem 1 Wooten which Is called SARRE*. WYSS or STERILITY. _ _ _ Numerous &cafes are the relble *ignorance or balk to Ace treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequengl tarps pica that tilt feeds of Lira arc potfoned by the indiferatia• o(* boor. By a Super or method ibeh complaints wit Zl ar es dtd arcd, and even wiser, others have faded, I trall thid may pregame to offer a radical re-citablieunent. Few,lowever ate the cafes • of complicated dißrcfiln ddb Murder compar ed'with the calamitous &nations of Motor* fromindulgafcehaßOLlTAßYVlCE,erthe prelude* ties of a fsAiarahia Life, acquire that Rate of Debility sale I, the unavoidable corfequenca of fuck parnideus habits. W here the unhappy furter* broods over his tnifery, but es* elly conceals hi• misfortune, it may be fame ronfolatioa far hint to know, that although it bean *Jed of doubt or =emit ti4sty with niter Practitionens, the raniestral of theft DLL ElisCilsS by the gradual proves* Renovation 4 the acquire . mcot of nty experience. If the rite! of Baechuvar Venue hog begun to letillCC manly vigour, much anriety will he ?revisal by en early eouneeraltion of this languid Rate, mg la do" cafes no great &Alembics will occur. But where this Ddkiency has for years exited, a pesperka• Severance is inditenflbly requike to revive the Sumbring fpall of Uk, and to rombirtrate the Cuottitudon. 'MARRIED WOMEN, who have tang been difappolostr4 in their expekstione of a Family, may be allured, that is gad initanecs fuch tick% are curable by Medial skill. The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, sill the QualiGmtions which I have profaned to Rate, loan 1h Rats of my Pretenanns, and in coincident* with firth Okla& matinn is given, that Mr may ice eonfultedrkiaalf (or by letters dofing a (mail note) at his bode, No. $9, Maw Sel•ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar . There Is an addisional entrance in Water.fireet adjelnia. acid dr name is on bath the doom M IVlenihnr of the Para! (bßaw a%M m. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-811150E Till - RSIUI IV , : deg . so tolsottee after Afternoon p minus after . LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors. by JOHN DANTE' t tr eltrailitrartet) it the STA a PI lIITI II 41-011 11 CB No. • rep.direet ; and pobtlelsed by LEVEL. MINT. of Cs' - teriniry-plaes. Lassbrth), at No. a. eatepaniat. and at ds 1 1 .TattOrrce, Temple-Ur; towideb Moe all comantolr eatim-m far she loon or an nonfat le be silnitill. II and pyr e • 0 Lai, 'LE, and ~~ 1. . ..." I THIATRR-ROYAL, ifißttlY.LitNE. --.--- . MONDAY NEXT, December .or -MSetlame will aR an Hiftnriciri PI G THE FIFTH ; or, THE 13ATELE OF AGINCOVR'T. i IfitgacHenry , Mr. &MILLE : . own of Prance, Mrs. POWELL ; ailed, Katherine. Mars DE CAMP. o m oikerlll be Weil, a ON Mend Panbieninie Belle : • D JUAN ; ; Or, TliE LIBERTINE DESTROYED. ' . . boq In" Mr. DE CAMP ; 64 :.1: • 4earambuch, Mr. GRIMALDI. 111127.11 larara.g°dSylDaD9tl"ll4clia ; or, 1 tbb Woo. To which WIR be added h t el b d fir ffinsibirilt. . • . . r•-- - 7 - ,- ►1" .....0 '----.E..ROYAL, COVEN E-OARDE rIIONDAY NEXT, Deoe — mber 21 1., will be prefebted the ntrwOpera, called . CHAINS OF THE. 14 EA RT ; b'. or, THE. MAYE BY CHOICE. . SRAM* tnlinteSocna, Dr‘ Ike. altd. Dunce tiolbdeconiporcd by Mr. Mazzi.ii,;lti ai.d hlr. .. /100111 . : • idr. lARAPIAM, Mr. MUNDLN, .4011XXON, Mih WHEATLEY. hiffc 41 1 17 ~ 101.HQWEDLS, Mr. EDWARDS. And Signora STORACE, ZUROTTATIS : madmverrr M. H JOHNSTON. Mr. 1 And M. JOHNSTONE. L. IitIr,WATERS, and Mll4 MURRAY. voi c bwiltbdieeldad the P antomime D PE ROV. vaiiv en tor4tafnd of tle Heart ; with the T Orensesisim. Opera af slinixanis, intended for is arievoidably obliged to be pottpolied, 90 I lofryere tpciffpolltion aPsincipal Yerfotiner. 7 1--- ROYALTY THEATRE, :I/ILLt•STRRET, GOODMAN'S FIELI PHANTASMAGORIA, , . . . Sy way,o(Preis4e fov a far Evenings. a MONDAY NEXT, D4chrober z .111 day 22, antl Viednefday 33, ii<r 7 41 Thurfday andefaiday oo Porfoietarao Y. pan. ever anxious, regardicla of t ' forw ard every fpecies of Entertainment, tt 4gg add to the amufement of du. Public, cbarge to Botts, Pit, or 03 ilerilla) bq 'grOrannounce, that be has eryaged for a few N lir MONS. ST/CLAIR, iiiii kill arrived: 2 74ltbe Continent, to his itteit viflt to Dublin, wil • ilsortelrefont the mem' vitally" of tb ,_lkaws, wWia New txmairinary Exhibition of 0 Vas, card THE PHANTASMAGORIA Or, SUPERNATURAL APPEARANCI I nsan6 which it is latendcd tq do away the taped d OHMS and 'SPECTRES, by urinating di its= kg certain pretended holafaiana,.un al t at of credyluoi. As di salaam:St neetiftary that the Theatre =darkened during tbefe Aerial Experinu nu Mabel& at Half paR Si: &Clock precifel oandalion of which the Theatre wid be Ii -aortal Enter.alantents of the Erwin comn Bon this Sidon, a Grand OperatLeal Ballet by Mr. Mover n, called 41 : 4,-HARLEQUIN'S VICTORY. 114,9111 tie this frafon, a Grand Operatieal Ballet by Mr. Mereerot, called CUPID'S.FESTIVAL.. V the work of the Evening, the following & • Captain Wattle and Mtfs Roe, " by Mifs Fi Parlibi Walnuts ! or Cries of lainton," by ME Wonder; MORITZ, win go throe "— amp sod Extraoriluary Balsoces.dee. being me the left week of his engagement. iFt *kik to. conclude with (feventh time this I Grand OperatfealTantomitue of ' THE DESERTER OF NAPLI Lou*, ,1111 m. ASTLEY. kicand Upper Born, 3s. Second Price ss-Pit ts...firßOallery- vs. Second Price 6d. Upp Nees td be opened ,t ball after nd tbr p bliasaltalf after fix o'clock. Second Ave,i rice at ball oThe Pubne are refpedfully informed, t Gob Pratoseisal. kr/seta by Mr. Aftley, Jul Omit, se Harlequin's Puniament, will be remit Way neat, December so. A GYPTIANA. has few days will be lubmitted to the Put ,N EVENING DIVE RTISEMENI 4 1 11teabote tide, in the SCENIC THEAtE atom, Is which will be atldeeffal to the eye ani , Initan fMtlltt teds chiefly defer! p a ti si v 4 e of foei rsi etl i a , rt weatenance, mind, and *Mirader of that litterelli Thle part of the evzning's entertainment, Intern eillgang tarn to information, and to exhibit Fa! Saran, will be relieved by a few pn Cna el l u tl e agthe More illative efforts of Poetry, I w-The whole refpcdtfufly awed to the la billterary and decorative fink, as a colicaioa ham Nature--Fancy-tinttd Drairinge—w la CbarcoaL Titian of the above evening Divertifeptent IN It Is now brought forward upon a lary imilsr the co-operation of Artilts and Lime *wad merit and ability. The Material are e lirl dribs* Theatre in the Lyceum having tin ameesekeratinni, will, it is hoped, fund& the Onion' and tialhcal Amufcment with an evening Om laterefUng, novel, and commodious. •.' The Public will be duly advertifed of the p ' TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. . BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOR THE great Reputation which Ma. B _ Inenalned by HIS SUPERIOR ESSEN MOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for PU *MED REEF, HASHED CALVES HE+ MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, 1 luny DILICACIti for the TAILS, Slot' 00k11 which are name fully extrefied in I: ammo ens I or Total) has it to fire the fame name to ARTICLIS mil we vended at many Shop. in Laotian, by l otherrlntipal Towns In Insland, Wawa , a hadt Orders of Tradefown and lua.hecpas, are often [erred with a Stu mows Soar, la extra profit, which Is not only an 1.1 !Moran to Families who porthole 000 D SAUCE tit their FISH, ill.Bm•ilast we thdr °anon" ay het what ham ill Lied. o Rentaass and lion's OntolliAll Lemma or Ancona's% No. to:, SIMI [ St% Loewe