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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP CHANCERY, JAN. it. The Loa)) CHANCELLOR, iminediatey on entering The Court, proceeded to deliver hi. jud g ment in the cafe of the eleaion of a Minitler for the Piriat church of Sr. James, Clerkenwell, a cafe depending upon popular elatinn, and which had been argued at great length at the bar on a t , rmer day ; the patti culars are already befote the Public. The fuhaance of which was, that of an application to his Lordatip for an injunaion to r:ftrain the Whop of London from granting a licence to the Rev Richard Landon, Clerk, to officiate as Minifter of that pain, to rearairi him from applying for loch licence, and the Church wardens from proceeding to accept of him as Mini fier of the Parith, &c. on the ground that the late elation, at which this Rev. Gentleman had a majority of votes, was void. His Lordillip Rated the origin and prngrefs of this matter from the year 1686, when an initrummt was executed on which the elation of a Miniaer of the church of this pariffi became popular, down to the time of the judgment of Lurd Hardwick upon the cafe of the Attorney General and Packer, and then took notice of the decree in the Court of Ex chequer, by which it had been decided that the right of eleaion of a Minilter in this parith was in the in• habitants parithioners of the laid with, paying church and poor rates ; making very leatned obfer stations on ditTerent parts as he proceeded ; and then lie came down to the prelim time, and to the imme diate points of this elation ; to which his Lordfhip fail he had attended, as it was his burin& to attend. Conlidering the queltion merely one of civil right, he could not help lamenting that the nomination of a Minitler of a Church, whole office it is to preach the word of Goo, and to inculcate the Chriaian ptinci. plc: of peace on earth, and good will to man, ihould be fuhjeet to all the contentions and litigations which had attended the preterit fcene of pcpular elenion, and which had elided in this parifh for tywArds of a eentury, as appeared upon record. This, he could with, had been otherwife ; but he had nothing jlidicially to do with that ; he mull confider the ci vil rights of the parties before him, anti to take means, as far as he had any thing to do with the cafe, to enforce thofe civil rights. Whether either of the candidates was a petfon competent or incompetent. gi or unfit, for the difcharge of the facred &tie, of g istiniller of the Gape!, were topics, as well as all others of the like nature, which could not be diiiiiff ed htfore him ; (ince it was not hi, province to de cide Upon them ; he mutt prefume that whoever was the objeft of the licence was a fit perfon for the office, and this he did for rcaftms which the law (attained in ail cafes of the like nature. When the parties came to addrefs themtelves to the duty of making this nomination, for it was a &grand a very ferious one, the parilhioners felt, as be believed every man of learning in the law would fay, ought to be felt, that great difficulties belonged to the fubjea. They bound theinfelves by laying itpwn certain roles to govern their conduit ; and, on attending, his L , rdlhip laid, to what had been ad dreffed to him at the Bar, he did nut fiad that the topics of oblation to this elation had gone much farther than this—That the rules laid doers at this elation, arc not agreeable to the decree made in the Conn of Exchequer," and fecondlY, ""That the eonduft of the parithioners who voted at this elation had not thus the mouths of thole who did not ; but that parithinners who were not prefent at the election bad an intereil in the caufe of that elation, or ra ther in the principle on which that elation was con duBed, which was violated ; and that, therefore, al though nn objation was made but to the cringe pro ceeded in, that elation might now to be enntidered a nullity." On the former part of this matter, his Loreffhip apprehended it was not neceffary for him to give his opinion ; he confeffed, however, tills the inclination of that opinion was, that the words of the decree of the Court of Exchequer, "That the tight of elation was in the parifhioners and inhabi tants of the laid parifh, paying to the rates and affeff ments of the Church and l'oor," were not to be taken in that Oriel fenfe which requires attn.' payment ; but his isordthip defired it to be underflood, that he did not go to the length of giving a judicial opinion upon that point. He thought he was bound to tan that if the Attorney General had not, in this cafe, inch an interea in ehefe proceedings as to damp every thing that had been done by what was called " the common content of the par: thinners," it was but juR to cor.clude, that the eleBinn had been pro- seeded in ',pip the common principles by whichother 'elations had been held and determined. He could not conceive, in what circumflances it is to be laid that the parifh has made an elation " by common content," if in this cafe they had not made an elec tion by common content, tot a vast body of the pa rithioners voted, and nobody refilled their right to vote, and the mere abfence of thole other oarithioners who made no inquiry, or mole any trouble in the matter, and who teemed never to have addreffed themfetves to the duty of attending, or of offering °Nations to the principle on which the eieetion was carried on, hi; I.ordlhip did nut think funicient to Warrant a coneluflon that the elation was not by common content. Wh:ther the decree of the Court Exchequer was clear or not, be could net think a point with which he had at prefent any more to do. The refult of his opinion then was, that if this cafe was now before him upon his heating, he thunld Lot decide it to open the eleCtion ; of COMIC then he could nal interfere with an injunBion ; and he should be extremely flirty if by the ufelefs prolongx.ion of the unhappy diffentions which have prevailed in this paritb, the evils which attend them lhouli be coati ,noed ; and he !rutted the parishioners them Elves tatould feel, that the moil important intereß they have is :ts maintain with purity the elation of a Milliner to wirorn they fhoold be attached by perfonal affec tion, may be able and wiling to do his duty in that ulna important Ration ; but it would be ex tremely dißicult to find fuc h a perfon in future, if it hale known that before he can afce n d the pulpit he tout minter the clamours and other numerous in •ecmvhpibttciesof a popular eleBton in loch a para. Hi s I,ordfbip could not help concluding with this 6bfetVition.—that the belt courfe that could be taken ortm id .b e to reg ulate die matter by Ad of Par ka, J. MMak MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yefterdly Alizabeth Cherringtln was inclined for tle fraudinz Edward _hies, a grocer, refiding in the pa of Chrillehurch, by obtaining goods from hin at fundry times, in the name of - Mrs. Lloyd, with whom the had lately lived as a fervant. The evidence being clef - Olive from the non-atten dance of Mrs. Lloyd, the prifoner was acquitted. COINFRO. Own Rynohlz was inuiCted for uttering counterfeit and bale coin, knowing it to be fuch. It appeared, that the prifoner, along with another perfon, had frequented a public bottle, called the Mercers' Arms, kept by a Mrs. Chapman, in Mu cer-ltreet, Long-acre, with whom they ran a (Core. On a Saturday night, they came together to the Mercers' Arms, and the other man paid off the fcore due by him, with a half guinea, of which Mrs. Chapman gave him change—when he was gone the difcovered the half guinea to be a bad one. On the Monday following the prifoner came to her, and gave her another half guinea to pay for fome chink he had had, and required change of it ; the then caufed him to he apprehended, and, upon fearching him fome flyer waffound upon him, but no counterfeit money ; the half guinea was a good one ; but, up on examination, was found to 'be exactly the fame coinage of the bare one pal Ted by his comrade on the preceding Saturday. In the mean time the other perfon ablcondea. It alto appeared, they were both journeymen, aad bad worked together in the fame work.thop. The money being all pi minced, Mr. Parker A iilverlmith, examined it, and broke the counterfeit half guinea, which proved to be compoted of cop per. The CHAIRMAN, in fumming up the evidence, ob ferved upon the intimate connection which had fub filled between the prilmer and the perfon who had abfconded, the former having changed the half gui nea when he had nude than fufficient fmall Chang: about him to pay his reckoning, and the timilarity of the coins ; all which were very thong circumstances again(t the prifoner. The Jury, after a Ilion delibe ratin•n, fia.nd the pi ironer Guilty. . In paffing the lentence of die Contt, the CH AIR- M s told the pi ifoner, it waseafy to difenver that he had been connected with a iet of colliers, and admo. ilied him to avoid (nett p , aCticers in future, as other-- wile they would be fatal is turn in the end. lie was then len•enced to fix months hltplifonment ;—the Court intimating that hi.; next offence would meet with a inticii gutter punifhment. pae Rafferty was i ndiCted for a like cffence, in ut tering at different times a hale half crown and a bale litilling. It appeared that the prifoner went to the hottfe of the profecutor, William Gorman, who kept a coal and potatoe (tall in Golden•lane, and putchaled fur penny worth of potatoes from his wile, t . whom 111:: gave the halt clown in payment, and received the change. In about half an hour the .gain returned for two pennyworth of w..od, and then offered a fhilling in payment, which, upon examination, the profecutor tuund to he a had one; hut the prifoner infilted it was one of thofe the had received from his wife ; this gave rife to Come fulpicion, the half crown was difcovered to he a bad one, and the prifoner was then apprehended. In fearching her, lome (liver was found upon her, but n• t any of it counterfeit. The Jury found the panzer Guilty ;—and the Crtatam as, after giving het a very wholesome ad monitii.n. fen:en. ed her ro ro.lve month.. imprifon. mew. The prifone was an elderly woman, and tad been convieted of a like offence in me year r 797. I UN DUN MARKETS: CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY U. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, inc tiding only from the 24th of Dec. to the 29th of thectuber—rotal 4,2ng Qnartera. Average IN. t... 1 ,1 7-1 d high , r than halt return., A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 29th of Merinher to the 4th of January. T0ta1...8417 I . :Lek .--Averalc 94.. 2,:d....— , li. 5 d. looter than iaft mum. INSPF.CTOR'S RETURN AT DX:MIDGE, lAN. to. Wheat per load 141 01 to 20 Cs Reeky per quarter - 21 3% to al 71 Or. per ditto 21 se to il 1711 Beans per ditto 21 Si to 21 131 Peale per ditto sl tos to 21 Os PRICE OF HOPS. Kant - 41 os to 51 os 1 Kent • State - 41 cnt to 41 t4+ Sulks Mx - 41 os to 41 145 Farnham •A GI. POCK ET!. - 4 1 61 to 51 los . 41 6.5 to 41 tss 71 Os to 81 0s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 41 !Cs to 51 SI I Pockets 41 11S 10 41 18* PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. aryperload 4 0 too 6 2 13 otO 4 it 0 3 1010 4 8o Straw a 16 tc. a 0 1 10 oto 2 4 0 I 14 rn 3 2 0 Clam 4 4 104 to . ..... _ 4 610 5 00 SMI January tr. To fink the offal—per !tone of 81111. . „ . . Bed 4s al to s's Cd VC3I Mutton 41 4d to 3$ 4d Pork 54 ea to N 041 4I 04 to sr 4611 HP.AD OW CVE I LE ?His nnv. &Alt+ a:auut 80—Sheep 3,500. NEWOATE a n d LEADENHAI.I., January tr. Per ftone of 8111. Ire the carcaie. ieef 31 cd to 4s 13,1 I Veal 41 841 to 6s 8.1 Mutton 41 6,1 to .Is 11 York 4s od to 56 44 RAW haws. Hides (perftenc) 4s od to 411 4d Horfe SUnq 179 cd to tsp. Middling 3s 4il to 3s Sd Heavy Calf tIS od each Ordinary 3s od to 3s ail Sheep Ski..s 3s cd to 61 od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jani,.4'4 market 4s ad !sown Taiinw 69$ 64 to Os Clare I\ tacker. 4$ Id Ittinia ditto (earn) 7 , .:s eni to 7u Whitechapel Market koala ditto (foap) 684 ad to Os (pet ilone of tow, 41 od Melted Stuff sit. ad to 04 Ditto rough 4.z. ail to of tat 3tl 11;i-caves Izs cd, Average Price 4$ Id Gond Dregs Izsto as Yelbw Soap, 735. to os.--! 1 / 4 [weed, 3843—Cord, 924, Price of Candies per iliiz:ii, i Is. W.—Moulds. • as 63. P1ki4.1.: OP LEATHIR, per ib. AT I.F.ADFNHALL. kutts,sio to t 611) each 234 to 244 Ditto, 6o to his lb 241 to 254 Merchants Racks ttaid to 23(1 Dretruig Hides 22d to 234 El:se Coach Hides aid to 243 Crop Hides for Cutting 234 to 244 Flat Ordinary aid to 234 Calf Skins, 3a to 4olh per dozen :lad to =yd flitto so to 7olb 33.1 to 384 Ditto 70 to Mc* 32(1 to Std Small Seal , t(3reemiand) per lb. 3s 64 to 36 94 Laze ditto loos to 172; per doz. Goat Skills —$ 10 •••••1 ditto. Tanned Hoek Hides tRs to 404 each CO Al. EXCHANGE. January 9. _. _. . Deft emit, in the l'ovl. per Cita ldicia Delivered to Hin: Ampere at Siitti!edam!, p. r eh.ddron MlNifed to tiasiikel.pars at S %4. Qd. 64e. od. &J. 59 4 ed. FCR ACCOUNT OF TITE INTANITFACTURERe. Exempt from the A , I. i‘ri Duty, agreeable to Act. of Parliament, Ott WH.INESDAY, January 23, XTER AC, SON, and Cr , . tvi!l put up to PUBLIC SALE, at their Wart:houfes, rX,Qutcr,-Rroet, a large' Affottment of BRIIISH COOPS. Particulars will be given in ti ,, e by M. L. Y. - .:RAC, jun. Brohrr. ANcrt.INN, FERRY BRIDGE. T - HE Exzcirroß;; ~t th e iAte Nlr. DEN t"(3`, be to iiirorrn the Nolhli!y i.nd Gew:ry, 014 t'iey will Ike the when opportunity of di!po:ing of the I 'n, to Succelfor, as will writ the continuance their favoiir• ; mri • e the mem time relpeet fully alliire the Fri.nds of the that every attention will he paid to their accommodation. — 1:11.1I - 1 . 10FS IN THft FACE. NO one virceing comma fenfa can, for a ma: meet, et eklit that any CA,CrII3I anti-ation eradca.e t t •vr their origin in a h: many ;it •ri,e, i ‘ c' v n :lit w c . s h ‘ i ‘ ci •i ! ii l :e i •cl the Er.ption, but no one pctform what ru Dr BRODU Nl's 1. SYRUP d 0.., t• ni•ly , t(l, -- 4- dicate the Diforder root and braiich ; nay. fo rifearchi arc p ow ers, that Scorbutic and Scrophuloo: C o m l .! of y•„:. ita,ding have been cured by a few Botth s and tient:, difcharged as inferable from die Hofpit.ils haVL tou:iti it • SO.'creigr. Remedy. Sold at N:i. 9, Albion ftreet,BLickfriar's Road ; aud by Ell Eir Medicine Venders iu the United Kihslom. I hi the Medical Wothlisfeit by . 11 - the community, and looked for wish anxiety by all ranks of people:—Were the itrudture of the glands mare genii:rally knowu in anatomy, we might daft them more under their difeufed aeliont the double ditties they perform of fccretion and imsrnat circula tion, but a momentary obaruiltion, a flight expiate to the air, their coats thicken, and they become tumid from the varciatarity of their forriaien. When, from a peculiarity of cunttitutionall &feet, the falivary gtands in the neck put on a difeafed anion; producing, periodical abieefles, continualiy forming and turps nil ing and extending its pirifuti over the joints n r sfuch are the cargo Mr which we reconiniciol SPILSBUItY'S PATEN ANTT scoßiuric DROPS, wLicli oral be found a home of comfort when difeafe, from its long continuance in the hatii•, prevents a cure, as its medicinal tff.:els plainly have thewn in Scurvy, Gout. Khcumatifm, Eruptive Cafes, &c. Mr Spilfbury attends at the Drprof ry, Nn. tg, Soho &pure, fnr the porpofe of Medical Applications, where letters,.poll paid, with the profeflitinalFee, will be attended to. The genuine Medicile is fold with a 111 ick Stamp fixed to ita any offered with a Red mull be an Linitation of am Patent Me dicine.—Difpenfary, Soho fqtwe. AVING dedicated aired to the Rudy, and been gradfied by the moil cont . :tin-able practice in that handl which I thought {.roper to fried, I trutt that I have not more Tref • employed my date than thole who, In the extenfwe field of the pro'clhon, are occafionally immerfal in uncertainty, and CSAOM always attain that Incurs which is acquired ►y concentrating the intofirettial power to one dm . . or (Worded,. The di,eales of DitiilLlTY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they bring with them a train or corconitta.it froptoms, and, by a de preffion of all vital energy, extitance ;deli' becomes embltterot-.. Whether they mire from the prevaler...e of 111 examok, thedarue tive habits of (clesol Dry., er the induigences cf maturity, they/se t uire the note tnor,al &di ; Lot by the ignoranet uneducated men, the tymptams are aggravated, and the cook ?neon i• dt ftroyed. Asa M1414. 1 a485A of the ROYAL COLLPORof SIIRGEONet I greuni my prntriifiona cn regularity of education; and poff4ag every priviled:- to pruttice,l feel myielf cntitled to that confidence with wt ids I have hitherto been foliberally bondurel in the firft ftsifatiniis of local waknes, early application will nrevcnt the calamity of a debilitated frame: but where the fuf fercr , , rnei, a r..ll,Cioufners of the uninarllnefs of the vice which csured his :Ms: 17une is ttarrul of the err:tempt or cenlure of tds phyt.-1 rn and hennas over his Intirniity with careful fans'attnry for him to he affured not only of capability of tree mein but alto o' the mon inviolable focrecy. AM in recwit Vun , real Clamplaints it is fiefii,/e.to prevent moo. !meer , to thz mod complicated cafes it is the empire mein of exuerience in this kr.c to cfied a fare, eiosaila„ aind frta..lv re et:abll ,meat. I offer •he .•dvaur.y: •rr this experience to tbde of either Fez wits aolivied with arty kind ot DRoitITY, of any frnptotras VgNr•.ahA), Ihi FEL: and ill cafes the terms of runs neraticn are ftatet on the ten interview. Par'tutm ne couatri are etpetft.kt fn inetnre a Hank taste, mai are reluctted to fpecity th , ir Ar.- -int manner of living. MARTIN AREA. Mern.t•er of the Royal College of Slrgeons to Loodoo. tin so Arundel ftr.et, ?•-ani ee+• CONSTIIIIIIONAL VIGOoR 1 , lON I•D, BY FliE CORDIAL BALM OF G I.E.AD. A N opinion prevails that Nervous Difeales are at prefent more COMMIT(' to Europe than at. any f. irmer pert if, and is chiefly attributed to excefs tif ittdoliences prat ifol in th times of re fiqapeut and luxury. It is eertabily true. that the far ther we di parr from fruf licity and tempi- awe in 1. t and the more we Lia e,e wh lend= e'er:fres to the ki . teelins domeitie ainuientents, th- greater will bet.. ice of ciiery phyfical error, in (limit:Ain the r goer of the c dtitutien. this , eales of the. nerves are Incident to both fries, with only this dia. ierence, that in the female, from the natural slugs:icy of conttite ,• a..d the Inf!cr manner of life, thi are in general mot (ft t4Urilf and violent. ‘Veakairifs of the nervous iylt.m is often, alaal too often ticcafunted by irreaulariti a ri one fey. and f-ifual et - c rff.-s in the other, which the Cordial B dm of Gilead ls tie met ff,:dual remedy to runt we. It is notorious, that various diforders of the human frame are brought tin by diffipatiat. in youth, :mid the atoll violation of thok rules which prudencs di States t r the prefereation of health, and faros a foundation fir a long and lo.ppy lite, with a firm anti ft one ere the bliTings of !itaith are no cornier loft, than ex,i- I nee teaches the v doe of it, and the vio -1 nippy patient tiois ariv,:d,tuo wren, alas ! in vain for the means of its r.,covcry. utility, of this medtwoe , is ris• obvi -u to need further eoeimeor. _ _ enters.:,* upon the h•:y Rate f marrimatf, fh. v 4 e•rntidcr, th-it where the foustain is polluted, the firearm tuat doer INar. it h purr. . _ I",ic A N 11-IMPIETiaINst. orSo1011.)74 . 11 DROPI, for plirifeteg the bland ao , t rest stag thz (,11C111 .hipaired by the improw dent tife cit \Lrraty, have h rn tnund the rrat and only ' , deicer heatth :inn vigour in lhfordris where , al4vitticiti kas reprALA/11, tined. Price to.. 64. Fain y Itoltr , 335. ne A 3:i l'E RC; EN r t.o I toN,f•wreranytn ; Peru:4l6ns trot the furfa,..c a the hu.uau b aly, pests as. 61. harpists 1:. yL duty Prep ,red by Dr. Sqlssmnst, Gilead n-ar I.lveepeast wC T 0.... od. and 31s. Net!. s ; the tarter cont.ion I .ur ni the former. if which tnc purchiler Ness flhElings Every genuine bnethe has a ItatuN width hears ts,- name and addrefa,— , 01:tril .. 1.1V,rp... , 1, " to tnut.,te which la felony. I) , , ~ o ltage tof alt it l / 4 .7.6 to Li.. So m, I , iver p oul, mot In pail, 4r•l tee of it.r4401 for Attlee. Alt., phlikhed, pile, 3.. a ti,w tutar.o , ssith AdakTom. A (91:1111% TO I 1 L on a van. ry Complaint's, Km.: f c.Lich r.re treated (3.1 owlet - the 1 ., .111.4 , 10g h , vt.t, vtr. Adblor patict . to, adluna, harrcr, women, dreciertey of rant r3ll:ren4th fent.dc comptai.ts, f,taftne os toe ttont.t,h.hr p .ch,totai .cc .roithintt, itrem.:lllokiiiA, 1. II or :et. etut ntroactry. rheum (curvy, Nrotiati, turn ol Inc, a . ,oczLat Qle.kts, .caltoel%. v B. S. M 11. ;..), R. .11,cli And lb. I : c., I ly ^rt, NtAr•Vork Cy M.-ort , cw*.k. , .. G. Strantl, ..titt;' , n ; tr 2 It. tb b I lai tll.l ; Vri.;!ttort, rttry ; 1! WI 14:4 4rn. Kg.elt ord, 5 , 11.;:t ; ; Bury St. EAlt! . l'..O . N. ; ; ar.t!)ro . ., n‘anfri„ Bohai-it ; alchtlkr, 1:.c , ) r ; t wirt Lt:rt t f, irr, 110115 ; j C'hatham 11:.1•••ri ,12tLa ; t rd. CI whim,. tl,r, and Sor ; Chic! :! -r, 16'6 ; C 5. el.Ct ; C1*.•:1) sham, Con ,, s ; attd N.I. C Ilegc (.:rcLst ; I:crl7, :wry ; Dot .1:1:”, ; I loorr i , Nra:rs ; ; I) 11, Rnit. ; Dart nrw. h, lActtltn Sm , th, Nt.rth Brteg, ; Facta., rrew tnsta Nom ; Falmo..th, b.Ui •r: ht;, knr ; 1.• Binn., Kstrntsi Liannln. Drury ; I.l•nn, ; I tie- rttr, Cr./. ry, Swit.f.:o; I.nv es, l'•tt ; Mark•heitrr, n ; Mar, kimr•T ab•li ow!, Wala,2 ; M irlbnrtmtrit, tLir 1A;. Newt) ry, Ft:ller,, tlt.e cattle, W..lker, ; .I`.lorrhartn.tnn, Duty ; Nottlaith;,m, Burtmge ; M.rttett, SLCVaP i tt , and Lit.; Oxf..rd, J mouth D ek, rtirnnu h, Pr:arn ; krachnK, and Co ; Rochefttr, Fthcrt7 ; Prt -.error; Nnr.gau• bury, Ed.inw,nr; Nxithamptott, Bak , r; Staff td, Neorgan ; Sum ftor.l,Nt.w. nmb; Stirdt-rl,tl-.1, Bray; S.l,foury, ; Searbo• rough, B , ylny • ratant , :n, ; lit, Sr nee ; Wag, 11. .I.lrnyni W..nd Wn‘.l. •44 , • ..nd by all V.:nders of Cktunne Mr.:, tree ;n /.1--i!rr! LONDON: Ihithett and pubhahtd by L.-. r L terbury-!dace, Lan,hrth), at the tty I , Or►ne., N.% i. Carey amt. Publiattd silo at !SC : r as 0 tics, Tunph-aory . . • MARRIED. Thawfday, at &. Anne's, Liniehorfe, Captain T. C. Brnorne, or the R. N. to Mifs H. daughter of the late Solomon Huffam, I r of the fame plate. On Turfday lalt, Captain Thomas Young, of the Royal Ma rines, to Mrs. Wynch, rad of the late Francis Wynch, Efq. of Mallims Place. Dlib - Mr. Johl Mitchell, harhour-matter, at Sunderland. He went on a vitit to a friend at Hyl:on Ferry on Wm:it:ere Wl:night ; and on his return in the evening, it is fuppored owing to the dark- Mil of the night. he had mißalozn his way, as he war hound at the bottom of Clagflia rock on rhurfday m • rning, over which it is ludieved he tell, as his head feerred very mach hruifel Lately, at his houre in Lewes, in the 78th year of his age, Henry Shelley, Li g. At Honiton. of an apoplatic fit. as he was walking to church, N. Pridus, FIT in the 7c,th ye:lr of his age. On the 28th ult. the infant fen of the Rev. James Moore, of Richmond, and on the Mon d.iy rallowiog his only daught..r. TO.1".101tROW. Sun rites Sun fetv I Moon f L.. 33 ruinutcsafter 7 I 6 minute+ after 4 I at after 6 HIGH WATER. AT LONLYari ftatllluS 10-:V10111A.OW. Morning • • • o mbautrs after as Aftcrunoo • • • 23 minute* after i z FOR. COUGHS, HOARSF.NESSES, &e. MR. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of TOLU. which contain all the fawning a nd healing virtues of the ce lebrate Balfam at 'Coln, and are the pleafantelt and molt effeaual remedytif the kind in all Coughs, lioarfenelligs, Sore Throats, and Defluxions on the Lungs, healing the Rawnefs and Somers of the Brealt, and affording great relief in Slimmer's of Breath, and in Althmatic and Conturaptive Complaints 'hey do not del , the ftn • mach. bot rather create an appetite. But as the great benefit to he derived from them can only he fecured by having them Genuine, the public are reque fled to ohferve, that R. Hayward. No. to, Lud gate Hill, i 3 printed on the Stamp, u all others are counterfeits. There Lozenges ire prepared and fold by R. Hayward, (fuccef for to T. Greenough, the inventor), No to, Ludgate Hill ; and fold by F. Newbury and :‘n-is, Na. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bay ley and Blew, Cockfpur Bro.; • Bacon and Co No. tso , Osford ttreet; and Wm. Clark , N 0.29, Borough, price is. lid. the box" A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. ISTFAI.I.IIiLF. 4;I•:I:MAN CC etN-PLANTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moil excellent RFMLDY is Co certain of its Fiteacy having mover failed. in a variety of Cafes, lizrces, if it doe•i wit eradicate the Corn, root and branch, co RI. ivaN r,tr ma NI:: v. And he Legs leave to add, that it has in ii,;itely the advantage of the num:N:l.l(ls incfli cacious Oititmcvts, &c. di maty lunatics's of aline - Iml per lons can te(lify, among whom are conic of tht firft characters m this kingdom. Salt: Wholafale and P.crail by T.Axt.II, No. t, cinch-lane, near the Royal I:xclianc; aid alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tariflork - arcet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. jaalLs's-ftrect ; Mr. Wider, No. at, l'aq-Mall; Mr. Ward, N 0.324, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. t Sc, o;ifortt-itreet. At by Mr. 81' . ..11.11 and Mr.ltheppard, Bnokfellera Bath, by ilazard, bookfelicr, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, howl, Britizte. Portlea and Cornort, Mr. blarditi,.,'s. Liverpool, by N:lr. Gore print-r t0.,1 Mr. Jones ,bookfelier, Vortfmotith. Mr. Motley. book felkr. Atitt by molt of the Venders of Mett;chtes in Fr4lnd. BEAUTY AND C(.I.,ANI.INES.I. fweeten the R. e drank. the Mouth, Fret , I v.! and whiten the Tt et h,. tre Gum Hods. and r..move ,Restive IP .11s, I. rtc,nan....l.led toe AMEOVNA I_Ol.lON. A. 1-1 E Drug from which the LOTION is prepared it pccula,iv adapted for all I iiOiridirs or the MOM 111, rrETII, toil Gi ; it was MU importhd by a G, iitlcirin of tilaradtrr atol hirtinic, who xiieric,ced its w de, rol te , ...tts, introduced it for the In i- fit :.their. While it ci. vi the of Al impure :it id fiend pat licks, rc N% FENS he FI;E I hi, heals the Gum., toil nittaraly SWFF:FENS the CAE. ATI I. Nothing isfo ereat a drawback to brau•y is It‘id teeth, I...thin.; more ofle.live than , tutiid brea,h ; the Amboyna 1. tu , .yao thall-lt applicatom, impthee.•th•s..riner sod rem .v.l the laver, while by its antniutitleint rid half .mie qualitias it pre vents decay, :aril removes all el:mkt-races. S whir li.- and retail by Shaw and Edwird. N.. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price 4a. 6.1 per bout . l-, and may he had, by their app intment, of every Vender of Medicine in t kingdom. Shaw arid Edwirda. No. 66, St. Paul's Chun bland, having the role right in the I,k of the above and tollowi. g Medicin. Int Nl...jelly's Commillionera of Stamp Ditirs, to iccure th it pro p• ny tronl piracy, have ordered their addrefs, Shvw and Ed wards, 66, St. P Church-yard, to be cograved on the St.itups accompanying each Medicine. This is tlu only mark of autlicsi - ticity. sir John Hill's flaicam s. d. s. d. to Homy 3 6 Mirflsal's Cerate II t Hence i t Vi'at• rdock : 6 H ill.on's Ai.tihilions Pills 2 9 I met ure V.ileriisn S 6 --- Est. (..12 . Ills 5 6 -- llard , na 3 6 NeWtOlo's I wan Powder 2 9 -- Cent 'try 3 6 '....idow Welch's rids 2 9 Church's Cou,ah Drop 2 o .Chaiiilicrlain's Pills 2 9 i•cetoral l'ibs, I x k Het ere. it Mir. 2 9 -- Chill4ain O u t. 111 M'eirel's Jcinit Props , 2 9 Twth etch lindure I i -- Speolir 12 crilL4y 2 9 A , llblllll MOUth•roWder 1 6 hosicrciio thinineia for ---- Loti-n 4 6 the Itch, .i cur. by two Orie•tal C waist 5 6 li :ut's ..pplit :ohm I 9 Where alio'rnay be had, every Parr sit and Public Medicine, wea;rlntra . genutue. All Venders of the above Metfaines are requelted to apply to Shaw Eihielrds, by whom a li:Kral allowance is made) and %vivre rinly they can be hut genuine. I. IMIONIAS TAYLOR. Nu. 9, Itti...se.arret,lmnil:.n._ Honoured Sir, Ed . tiburgh, Marcia tit, 18c I. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever li ner th e y ear tr;o, t have b-en atTliet,ul with the 1.u. , Ventura, whie:, from it s ohftinarely refilling every itaurfe rat .nets dirt ae pi' fcrilaat by the moil eminent et th.: faci.::- ' nere, and taut. ' t , „; r•• .. li. sere 1::- vett courfes of fal.vatioo, ate twice difeharayef: •ni the I Italia tal, with little relict, woulvi uppear to na...f :h matt lover, rat nature. In the haring at !att. year my effort!. r hail v. t tough a bead,as nearly to put a period to my exigence. I ha: a I::t:. Lit o n the craw,, of my head, one nn Lich aran, ai.,l my teats wit broke out in a frightful manner; my raid was ereadtaily pain rul, and had been in a Rate ,:f ulcer-ation far the I It iev.:., se-t , . ; nay left had alba two large manes eta it. was very much tblc•atair-d and gays me lush exeruciatint pain, par:lc:ear y w.uai v arm in bed, as neatly to depnve me rat red.. In this lair atable a:,:. I was recomm. need by Mr J T:indiplon, ..vnia ri era :eel to great a cure by them here), to Nile your 1. , ake's Patent l'ilis, which I began to en on the loth of May; in the eau di. al a lortnight I ;x! - Ran to receive benefi,--ia hut .110 f e than a m-ahrh the ukci, ,ai my head and arms were tuutaely he fled—:,,,an aft, r the Ca.. 4 on my legs hualed alto, leasma, howev..r, c. i heatable ilif,.olnairaiina in the thin, and pain an the i. , r.,' of the lett, which, lay cue 1 tf ling of 41lio, and a letle banger perform:ace iii ur auvalual.le Medicine, fuldid, d ; the nodes doliertatit, the rain resAinine it 4 natural hue, aid the nocturnal pat's gradually going air. I that• bccanar, by your theral advice 3!.• I nnlicale, p. rfecily free Iron, all any former (.41;11.1M I.'s—have r..cnvereit atiy !:arniar Iparir anal die tagth ' and ant become j ally 1,1,i1 fv, in v:: ;eta tare 111 , 403 conithued many imunts, to the a:tidbit:o- tat of all v. lii, It low toe, I ana at a I fai in what terms an save; my gr iiitahle, but la , g yam, ou the vs.! tafttlier Intl.-H. e t tliartats, t a :take di., nay cat as punnets piaiiile, as I (hall 4.1, every occ.t!init ; in lb doina, vtdi wail ga ratty oblige, Sir, your grateful, obetlaiait, very buinha.i. r vant, ALEX. billit.N.i..R. Swan's Clore, High-ftrt et, I' itinitirgh. Witnelles to the ahove cure :—jo h n I tumntfnn, No. 1, N w Poultry-market iinhn M !meth. 01'I Alfinitati. Caue.:.ditiburo. Prepared and told by the foie Propti, hit, I aIOXI Ai 1 ..i 1 . - LOR, Mcinber of the Royal etallc.ie at tatogcana,:a hii: inauf•. No. 9, New Bridge-art:et, Lund. at ; where, :Ater a c snliant a c lidence of more than doily-Ss years, in a praelice particularly th readed to the cure of Venereal Complain•r, anal a h ate ausulta•tal to the Parts of Generation, with that last.' ibte C. 0., cy woaeh nun of his Profellinn Mould always at terra: an Inch cafes, he nat ters himlclf, theadvice and alLitanee he gratuitoufly adman tiers to perfona ceding this Medicine, will be ,rtriqued, by a ibi.er,:- lug Public, as an advantage feldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alto fold by his appointment, for the convenience of chore liv ing at a diftance, at the Perfitiner'-, k 1 ,, . 15. St. Alh ,,. ..n•a"rut, Pail Mall i the l'oy-lhop, No. to 3, Oatio.l-:`rent ; Mr. 1) tb - rough'', No. 7, Fiiii -greet-hill : Mr. Steel, btuhleller, No. I,l:ad roit-ow, Little 'tower-hill; Mr. hatter's, Southbridge, holt,- burgh ; Mr.eateweles, noultai, anal by seie perinti in every can fide:ratite town in Great Britain and Ireland, in illicit of ibly 2i. cid. csich,feala d up, with full and pion threat ins, whereby ',cr aps of either Lea may cure au:makes with c..f ,1" Seed, Igcrecy, awl Way.