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or - i 4 r PoLicr, ue. La NTA b;sl a fi,idicr it t7l. w.:c ciialgetl i.lt itea;ing two checks w WO: he h.id 1,,:c0 ctit:olied to carry from ti chco'cru , •nge:'s,apticommittctl Int reexamination. . - A hill .1 ickr.r was char:ze.! before the LORD ?.T.t Yogi with flicking up eel tain hills about th City, concerning the elenion, which V ent to calk fev, re rellations cn the charalter of 111 r. Mainseari?.g, :IPAI feveral other reiPeitahle rrions. The princiral grocrei f.l charge wit% t' , ..t t there printet's r.tme nn tie bills. After Lime esauttnxi:in, the ptin ;ler, w 1.41 %vas (n ly a journeyman bill flicker, g.xsc up the r.. me ..t hie employer, well as th.tt of th: printer, and Ye t. , boil, in order is appear a2,ainft that two pe:.ron„ who are to b: profecuted. WORSHIP.FIRFJ T.—A man of the name of r: tweet v•t• itt an eNamination, on fillpicirtt ut fi;tcibly erteri;l:, a dwelling honk at Hackney, and Ikaiing thetectit fundry articles of wearing apparel. Ile was committed for further tsami nation. underwent a final examination, on a charge of having broken (Ten and entered the dwelling:Alt:le of Mr. Cockell, of Bethnal Green, and w.ls fully committed for trial. Trusts Orricr.—A man of the name of Ma' rmsrh was c.samincel a fceond time, on fufpicion of forging a will, and confpiring tot:A up a &Ile heir. It appeared on examiration that this perfon ha.' been raft for death in Ireland for. a rio, but was pardoned on condition of traniporting Modell for life. After bring in America for feveral years, he returned to his native country, and was fent to j4il in Cot k ahwat twenty years ago, from which he made his ekape. Ile pet-this that he is innocent, and that the girl whom he has brought from Portfmouth is the le al of the fuppoled teftator. She greatly prevaricated, but being confutered only an il'lrurrecr in the hanJs of the prifoner, the wa z ditebarged, and Murromgh detained for ano titer ll,taring. non children, a boy and a girl, were &I - charged from their apprenticcfhip by the Magittrates Of Bath, in cnrlignence of the crud treatment in flitted by th-ir mauler, a manufaatirer at Walcot. He had flogged them on the naked backs with a large twilled brills wire, till the flc(h was neatly is a late of mortification. We regret that the pu• :liniment has been fo inadequate to the offence. T. sit week a fon of Mr. PI otheroc, of Bt idol, was drown.! Ti ! a cold bath, is Over, Gloucel terlhire. f(.rvar,, boy or Cittins. or the Ifle P.grk, near :-:lorwfbory, or. 14iF.' return frn:n the Lin-c -worl:s Sitnrday lart, ow;'to the too common praAtiee of ridin.f oil the (hafts, from which he tell, was 1:;iled on the fpot, by the whurls going over hi s body and h. :d. A man man, up a vine nn Wednefday, near Newbury, ft)l from the lzdd: r, broke his critior. bone, ar.l!): , :h and died in two hours in cenfeci: , -.occ rf the ac. dcnt. Wedneffai. evening; 1.111, as a cesa , h was return ing to Chathurl Porn the cowry declion, coming clown the road ?.-..at the Gihrilfar Tavern, it over • fet, whereby (CV:Ial of the palfengers welt: much hurt ; thole wiLhinfide receked moll damage, but ne do not Iwar of Any having their bones fraftured. Friday, as a ynnng man was bolding a borfe in a chat, in Chanel area, Mary.lt•bonne, he fud denly checked the animal, which reared np, and coming down on the man, wounded bim very fererely. The Lame day, a youth, about t; years of age, went to bathe in the Thames, near Strand-lane, and was unfortunately drowned; the body was dr7ggcd for, and found in lefs than five minutes, and was taken to a public.houfe, and every means taken to reifore animation, but without efica.— Coroner's ye:di:l—Accidental Death. Saturday morning, a man riding on the (hafts of a dray going along Snow-hill, fell trom the fame, by which accident, the wheel going over him, one of his legs was broke. Saturday a Coroner's inquell was held on the body of a child, who, on Thnrfday, fell from the attic window of a houfe in Vcre.fbeet, Clare-mar ko•, and was kiilcd. Verdid—Accidentzl Death. On Friday, about four o'clock in the afternoon, the houfe of Mr. Webb, brick-maker, at Los i:han , , in Keut, was bulk:- open, when nearly the whole of the property he pulicired was Holm At the Surry General Quarter Segionl, James Crawley, of Peckham, was found guilty of a molt Fro indecent, and violent ailitol!, on the periOfts of the two Mac. Lee, of that place, and featenccd to t 8 monthi inv.:co:lntent icr cult otnace; at the etpiriti..n s. •tic the* years, to hid I••i.u -rity for his vud bchaci.•u. LI. five years, is a heavy (urn. • Twn patims. irn:d i:.•gs and F•lfler, were tried kit ‘vrek at the Chdo: 1.. r en ti.ling a 111:01 tri e:: 1 : in tli • lcnig's ; scar to p.iy a f::e of ten tact), and br impry fi.ned nne s A r:an nanv..ll:!.ancis i;oth.rnr, s% as air(' •' ot c." ir.t.) , :ic.viGn, and fen:eared to a month' ini r t donni:nt. Ca hall Wm. Kelly, and Eleanor, his wife, t ieit a; Dublin, for forging and utter ing coi:u7..:.flit N. te, of the baak of Ireland. when t h e husi.aua was limns! guilty, but the wife ac .Luitted, as aair.;; upler Lis coercion. Robert Lerly found guilty at the fame fel non., of miii!..:!:,;itter. on a charge of murdering Po!? irk three years ago. in an affray. 5.1i,::1 he • •titve ti ; &celled a mortal blow on the with a loaded whip. Thomas Hogan was conviaed of a rape on a i t hi: I t )ears of aZt. L.rircnce lvf igce was fotind gnilty of ottaing Cor l ,cJ Nutcs of dm bard;of Irclatol. Freon the LONDON GAZETTA Juy ti. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WA2.OFFICE. JULY 24. RrZilnen 2 of I) 2•4',..ol:.—At 7 jaltAlt Natitaniel &her Sty to b. Adlo•aot, with the rank aCiwort. tsiti Reliment of Light Dragoons---teljutant Samuel Holmes to be Adjutant, with the rank of Corwt. 14th Ditto...qmi,ricr•Alaacr John Bablngton to be Adjutant. with the rani of Cornet, vise Humphrey, who refigns. iGth Ditto—t.),ltarter-Matltr htlutoth to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet. vice Dudley, whn reigns. moth Ditto—Lieutenant William Bnothby. from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Lieut.:mint. ti:tv Maxwell, &ceded t Lica tenmt trAncis Join r uller, from the 55th Light Dragoons, t 3 be 1.1. mutant. :Ift Re,:nicnt of Light Dragonn.--1 leutenant-General %- maitre .tricton„ trona tit.: sad Light Dragoons,to be colonel, vice 11. aunsont ; Adjutant Francis k:vatt to he Adjutant, with the r.•uk of Cornet. York Hutfax—Cornct Setliagcr to be Lleotenant, with out purchafc ; Hammel, Gent tube Aifittant-Surgeon, vice Strus.i. IR Battalion ....the al Regiment of Foot... Captain Frederick Hardy:nap, from the Rnyai I ullicers. to be Major, by sr ....talc, vice Sir Edward Baker Littkhalcs, Bart. who retires; . Adjutant Robert AlDller to be Adjutant, with the rank of Wian. id llittalion of Ditto—Adjutant Robinfon to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign. 6th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major James Muter, from the 42d Foot, to he Major, vice Impel', deeeated. 9th Ditto—Second Lieutenant Neil Douglas, from the 2 t ft* Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Vandepant. promoted. 22d Ditto - .Adjutant Edward Harris to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign. 24th Ditto—ldeutenant Thomas Watkin Foriler to be Captain I.ieuteoant, by purehafe, vice Beilitinham, who retires. 30th Ditto.—llcutertaidillomas George Waggett, from the gift Foot, to he Captain, by j.urchafe, vice Holhrookc who retires. 35th Dittr—Emign Michael Taylor, front the lil j elVrc Fenci hk., to be Entign, by purchafe„ via Dawfon, promoted. 39th Ditto—Adjutant John Bowen to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ltifigia. 43d Ditto—Captain the Honourable Henry King, from the tit Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Satterth waite. deceated. 44th Dino—Adjutant Thomas Mocked' to be Adjutant, with the rank of L. 114.1. 6c.th Ditto—LLut, Jane William Drummond, Rom the 2.1 Weft India Regiment, to be Captain, by purchaf., %ice ;:el.a , artx, who retires; Cot net John M•kishon, frutt :he 13. th I.ight Dragoons, to bc 1.4 utenaut by purchate, vice Good lid, pro moted; Adjutant Dibbly to he ,Vjutant, with the rank of Litkn ; Adjutant John Watfon to b. Ditto. To be Adjutants with the rank of Enfigr.a. 66th Ditto—Adjutant Alexander Moorhead. byth Ditto—Adjutant James M'Mahou. 70th Ditto--Adjutmt Ctu.rles Manin. ;:h Ditto—Adjutant Henry Fletcher. 82d Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Edward Conyers to he Captain Lieuteti.tut, without puretiafe, vice Stapleton, who is placed on halt-pay; Adjutant --Mountain to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enli3ll. tit Weft India Regiment —Lieutenant R. J. Wingfield, from the halt-pay of the 2:•li tout, to be Lieutenant, vice Rn. bens, who exchange.. 3d Dittc—Licutenant Robert Rob, from the 22d I.ight Dra gool.s. to he Captain, by putehafe. vice Boys, who retires; Ikpradha okra. to be Cetign, by purchafe, vice kik nun, who retire.; Adjutant Burke to be Adjutant, ar:tit the rank of 1:::ti.u; Thomas Scott, Gent. late Surgeon of the ad Welt India tteginiatt, to be Affif.ant-Sygeoa, vice Kennedy, removed the 39th Foot. To he Adjutants with the rank of Enfigns. ith Ditto—Adjutant Forrelt. Staff Corps... Adjutant ---11,unfon. Royal Waggon frai . • . l 7 .4urAnt Lorkin Watford. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Chain. Lind to be Afhassit-Infpeclor of Hofpltals to the Forces in the Maul of ]..malca. ?.ILMJAANDUN. Lieutenant —...• etcli:e of the 7th Regiment of Foot, is fuperfesied, having %ever j3h;ed his Regiment. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Sept. 14. Joirph Horton, of Coek-hill, Saint Paul, Shadwell, cheefernonger, at ten, at Guildhall. Auguß t 4. Francis MaeGuveran, now or late of Parfinea-Rreet, Ratcli.le-Hi•jhwai.gtne...e, at ten, at Guildhall 84V4KR CY SUPERSEDED. Rohert 'Warden, of PL.cock-Allil, ncar C Law:akin, milks =4l cornmlakr. B.INKRUPTS. John Houlton, of Digbah, Birmingham, baker and dealer in Sour, to furl-ender Atizait 719. and Sept. 4, at four; at the Mix (Mee, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Mole, Digheth facet, Birmingham ; or Mars. Sudlow and Riehardfau, Monumenta-ard, London. Thomas Rich:tram, of Manchefter, merchant, dealer and chapman, (copartner with *thotnas Worthington, now at the City of Naples) Auguß 6. 17, and Sept. 4, at fix, at the Star Deanfgate, Manchtiler. Attorn.ts, Melfrs. Milne, Set , g.-vist and ISIBne, in Mancheßer; or Mr. Nathaniel Milne, Temple, London. Thomas Whitly, of Making-place. in Soyland, port& of Hali fax, Yorkihire. merchant, Augoft tS, 19, and Sept. 4, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, in Halifax. Anoraks, Mr. Lothhui y, London ; or Mr. Mexander, Halifax. Willi-m Statham, in liirnunz.bam, butcher, dealer and chap man, A ugult 5,6, and Sept. 4, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. Attotnies, Meffrs. Kinderley, Long, and ince, Symond's-lun, Chanccry-lanc, London ; or Meirra. Smith Arnold, Birmingham. Join ltroai r the elder, of Lancaiter, common-brewer, dealer and chapman, Auguß zo, at five, Auguit r t, and Sept. 4, at eleven, at tle New Inn, in Latieattcr. Anomie., Mcffrs. Baldwin and Dortbk-,gin, Lantaiter. Jnhu o:.ti.r the younger, of Litillater, merchant, dealer and chapman, u!t to, ataikve, Anglia 11, and Sept. 4, at eleven, a: the New inn, in Lantana.. Atternies, Meirra. hlafou and NVilf. , l 4 l.ancalter. Thomas Jackion, late of Mancheiter,filk-nuutufadittrer, dealer and chapman, Anglia 6, 17, and Sept. 4, at three, at the Star lan,Das.fgate, klanchefter. Attorney, Mr. tills, Curator- Bran, London; or Mr. John Higfon, Nianctiefter. DIVIDEN63. Sept. 113. John Holmes, Lau Newhold-upon- Avon. Warwick thire, tleater and chapntan, at eleven, at the GeorgL lun Rushy. (aid county. Augult - 28.. itobr - t 'Pitkeathicy: of Taviltock-ftreet. Covent- Garden, bookieller, at one, at Guildhall. Augult la. William Yeoman, of Thoulnad'Atoad,Middleftia. tallow.tbandler, at ten, at Guildhall. Auguft t,. Lomifon Penny the younger. of St. John of Wap ping.Muldlefcx, 64-cloudier, dealer and thapm au, at eleven, at Gt.•ldhat. Augatt 2 r. James of Ktagfton-upon-HuU, groca,dtaler and ;baptism, at clout, at GuilditaU,J.oadon. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Patrick Lah.r, TTomas I.alor, and John Lalor, of Stradbatly, Q......een's county, 'Bakker., to furrender the loth and 31k inft. 3aft SEIDJESTRaz RATIONS, & c. IN SCOTLAND. Creditors o ohn Crambie, (planer of at 131 tho M:U, to meet in `Laren's Inn, Cupar of Fife. on the 234 July, at twelve o'elork. to decide on an offer of empathic of 75 1.. the • 44e by the Bankrupt. Creditors of David Brown, farmer and cattle-dealer at Drum of Brechin, to meet In the office of Colin Alifen, wraer, blectrik, nn the acr.h of Auzill, at twelve o'clock, to re c, ivy their dividend,. TO MORROW. Sun riles I Sun ills I Moan rifts 12 s9inute 4 a ft er 4 41 minutes after 7 ,t 4 minutes afters° liICH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, Moruing 7 minutes after .is I Maness 39 maniacs after is • ik.l.‘P !di it Richard Buhps, of Callinshetry, county 'Cill•.cnny, EDI. to M. 11 ,, ughton, of 13..lianc, enure y NVcsr..7.l. TY,LI). At Pelmount In Lancet:hire. Mrs. Br:Om:lite, wife of the Rev. Rig. Brit!awake, Nlitattr of I lawk, 1 11RT1451. A. VS :In-; it ;, On Witinefilsy the sat initant, at Faktate iToore, Arin- / „!„,7'.„ „b an : ~shater. the tatty of Sir Henry illl dm ty, Ilan. of a fon. in ; ,ansi!•0:• , 7: J 1 7 ,‘, 01 . !. Tintrfday morning, in Taviitnek-row, Bedford-Nu:lre, Mrs.. .1 ..1 r.:;7 • ;11 •'a :': • 1. , 4:+ fiarrifon, of a tiattrfltrr. . , ..; ft •.!••• .;:;.r by ; :•, ii.. Ara, of 2, yzars :Jr ir: rata. <. As a pr.:of a i•-• , rrAt citra,7i , call . . •It 7.'lrtnirg kat titutcr tat, •• 1 n,avt:r4 without ehtL!n:n; any vr44 a Ice. days'hy t!n4 • 4 .o,,rive heed!th^. Nur.. t; in iimilir h:lve l i t: in 11,v - t. thfs lt,•flornivr N•:••,li c ine i s i•, tacit to I , i'• o7ittitratdol by 11131 . ) y. A t on 175 1111:4 , 5, with a L.P. t:; im CU" 1,10.4 1::t V, n‘lt .... , t .~~.: I •, 71.431,111 C >, 0:.1 ; •ru;:, ‘, tr nee l'• : ) . .11 i•xchni..te • :)Itlw. NJ, 71. r-r. 11 • • , •••i•lt ; Ai littoktcilas ;.:4 V,' , r • ill Town -I'3 C.iitivry; price 6s. 1•1. r o . tt triunity of h. v I. • ma•lc tal. for the At wy, Nave , '~~ ..t~ TURTI.I .S. WILTSHIIIF. and Co. King's ITcairrav PouUri, have jult latultil a:• C.,r , A. t,i r.n. TURTLES, fur Sale, froni Twoa y to F..ur I lu• rack—Tunica clr:R every d y in the big!:,.:'_ tit (tilt to any part of Town or Country. TO CANA I. CONTRACTORS AND A4As . ‘ +NS. 'THE KENNET and AVON CANAL COM- IllVi'EE intend III:elle? . at the Mar Ins, IA v;ao. o v. Wednefday. the 4th niAti l ,!slk, at Twelve at noon, to eve. ivc P,roporals, and cot :r into Contrich *1 went f he» I.oeka. and Twenty Erid!Ns; and alio for cu:tivj an,l big Four Miles of Canal, near the Ldti Town of De. izes. Plans and Specifications may be Teen by applying to S Hodgkinfon, of Marius aforcfaid. DISE.ASES of the URINAR Y CANAL and VENIA COM RI AlN't'S. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily be conflated 71:164. front 9 to 3, at his boat:. Vis, 5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, Londol, in ail cal . ,. tif 01.11,taftints, Statures, Gleets, Seminal %' ikuufg , Itt'7entittettci of lit it Fiftula4, Impotence, and debility 'an either roan ettenfive Peadlce in this expartment, to AV:llit'h la' hag cOn• fined himfelf for many rats, he ni;:•r• a not:sod of cute, mi;d, elEeacitris, and which preves:rs r,7spre. Mr. DrIFOUR, foli: Prum ict,r of Ce.eat , ' , c ;,.:irat, a ca.t.. cleated} Bougie', has ultint day fo iva rov:.d::oat, by divo.l. Ing them atilt: irritating divas of (matron I: , iries, that they fueeeed where eatailics:.n.lott t r eio!,:nt For the Venrt‘:al Dif....1f0, Mr. DU F:ft :,t is fn poffeffi:m nl Daran'S fu tt, hl tlt.tt t:i.y r..nd....r confinement or rcaraine in elk t t.m+ccellny. c t..ii;e i.an to :Ittet:d patient , . At their own ILA pi the :Or .% nee of a Gentle man of thr. Periim in the cwito.ry nuiy be cur:4l by !home ti.::r ;1: Utters, pit paid. Jud. pricv 1% 6d. I . ?IA F.i.;tion, en!at i ;cl—A Tr.l,:ir.- on 1.1 , 0ve Compialitzs, ilioltrated with the v.trito fyrnro.ra and Cara (hewing thy ar.e. chu.geraos feel. of Cauftic rlugiza; an Improved tncthod of treatinz go. nurrhya4, &c. Printed for J. C.tilew, Crown -tout, Soho ; wan H. D. Syntond4 Pato-flair-row; alfn to be lad at NP.Quecn's. roc:ter-Change, and .t the Author'o. Fee BILIOUs COMPLAIN ES, aad DISORDERS a the STOMACH and BOWELS. Da. JAMF.S's ANALEPTIC PILLS. THE excellence of thefe Pills, as a gentle put. gative,and as a general prefervatiee of Health, by arifting Nature in the due difeharge of the Animal Functions, has eita• blifhed that reputation as a Me‘Fein,. of t h e lira importance. They are admirably cal,adated for dititreicrs of the Stomach and Bowels ; for periOns of a Bilimona Caney, or a R heumatic Difpofition; as well as for thok. who'., Conftitudons have been affeeted by a too adlive or too fedentaty life, or by a refidenee in hot Climates. They are likewife particularly ferviceable In Head-Ache occafioned by iniligetion, and in removing the hid crezts of free living; as alio in prevent:iv; Patties and alt.o ple tics, fo often the cosifequatee nt interverance The tendency of there Pits is to open the pares by night, and the body'by th.y : they moreover promote Rev, and require neither confinement nor attention, diet. Re:eerio lhouti be had to them on the fir it attack of a cold. or tipan C...;b: difpofition ; and they Ltwu!d never be omitted at b .11-time after any excels of eating nr driaking ; c.nd thin their chameterillic will 'oe maintained, of prnmeding to.gevity, re remarkably exemplified by their Inventor, who, by a con , tant ufe of them, thou ;h a very free Haar, attained the age of y 5. As the AN r. PTIC PILLS nwe their virtues ta a peculiar preparation, winch has never been divulged but to the prefent Proprio , or, they can only be had genuine front them ; and they ar,, fold by FRANCIS Newark If at the Nil'arehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4 C, the Exit End of St. Paws, a new doors frtim Cheapfide, London t and at Dr. lam'a's late ln.fe In Bruton-itreet ; in Boxes, price as. 64. ea,•!l, Stamp in. ; aft the quantity of fix may be bad in one large box. for Ji. 2 %.6d. a—.obferve that the words," F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul s." are engraved in the (tamps. All others arc counterfeits. To the AFFLICTED with GOUT lull RH v.I.r.VIAI I 4- 'HOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulce ufed to fay, that" the Gout was the Opprrer;. ' "•-• that is, In plain Engliih—u the Difgrace of the Faculty;' and Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary P., being obtain ! able in a confirmed itheuniatifm ; yet, co•drl thofe bright Lu miseries of the Medical World rile from the dead, Or. BRODOM is perfuaded t from never falling Expericute, that their alionilla ment at flask: Refurreetion, would be noting to their admira tion at the miraculous Effects which Lave arifen from a few Doles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL ; which, In the melt oh ftinate Cafes, have wrought fuch wonderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have mule to b:cfs him and pray for him. as its Inventor, as long as the remembrance of Health and Eafereftored can poffibly be tellable on this ode the grave. Lieut. W. PARDO E, of his Majcity's(gun-r• Ael Few a LiSL Sio.oit Is with infinite fatisfaction I acknowledge the excel. ICOCC of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirdy relieved me from the mot excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contraction of the Joints, which I have been aflided with upwards of ten mouths. Be aAured I Ihall recommend your valuable Med. tines to the utmoft of my power.-1 remain, Sir, your very obedient humble fervent. •-• Lieut. W. I'ARDOE. Plymouth Dock, July 3t, tlioo. Witnefs to the above Cure—L. Congle.n, Printer and Sta tioner. No. ea, Fore-ftreet, Plyinonth Dock JOHN HOGWOOD, late L.rvant to Mr. V. i-impfon, of the Role Inn, Sittingliuum, was fur a' lenz:h molt intole rably athletes' with a rheumatic complaint, wit , th nearly ap proached to paralytic,to fuch a degree as to him of the entire tile nt his limbs, which rendered him iixal able of walk ing or following his bulinefs; in this debilitated Date he applied tofeveral of the molt eminent of the Faculty without experi encing the !salt iliaiow of benefit ; but by hciue itrongly re commended by (event' of his friends to Or. Brochon'a Nervous Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Rarviane.!, borttei ,, r, Sitting bourn, is now perfealy rettoted to his lurivcr h..e:hh and et. gour, is enabled to follow his bulinefs ohm' virhout feeling the leaft fyniptoms of the above complaint. and is now coach man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingbourn coach. JOHN tiOGNVOOD. Witneffes to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simplon, Matter of the Rola Inn, Sittine,ourn; Mr. Joha Barnard F.ookfdlcr. Mrs. Jewel, Grocer, Wood. t trect, n r the sw an, Brompton, was afflicted 6 yews with a Cono.ilic:!tien of Diforders, which baffled the kill of feveral reran i in cite proferion; her body was (welled in a violent manner, fu much As to be called by lonic the propty, time a Bilious complaint, See. he. legs were Li Intl a htuation as the ancles m fpread over the Moe at timer. ; f.,e was afraid from an opprethon in her brraft, of licit.;: chc,,,kva for want of breath. In this condition her li , e. hoc .nie abur,ten, be ing hopelela of any relief from Medicitic, but fortutrndv ap plying to Dr. Bongoes. was pericetty recovered by his NJ' t- VOUS CORDIAL. Any perfon queftioning the a uthenticity of the above, may, by application, or by letter (polt-paid), rebeivs full fatisfadlon. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, I to be had at the Dodoes Houfe, No. 9, Alh:..n-ftreze. 7 Doors from the Levert= Muf..um, BLackfr.ar's i.ridge, in Bottles at IL Ur... 1 IS. 641.411 ti SSA 6d. Alfa of Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. 150, Oaf. wd.ftseet Tntt, Royal F.xchange ; E. Newbery, corner of f Paul's Church-yard; rout: od, Royal Exchange; Mr. Coct,li's Medicine starchoufe, s:9.3trAn d ; Golding, WhoLlale Vt.:Arr.:lM ; and by molt Bookftllas and Medicine Venders in the three kinVonts. •,• To thofa ladies and Gentlemen bordering oh the date of Matrimony, the Doctor would paniculaily recemmend the Botanical syrup, prier to their appearamc ht.fore the Altar of Hymen, who are in the fmalleit de. rce apprchcr.fire of th Syf tan not ban smirrly found. or Ibisa to rclaiatiwa of the Wig% • INIAI..I.IIILP. cr.ft 1 : 1N. c.r.:ec::_!" : _n•s•l 1,1 PROPREETOR of titis rick ts 7. !r• ! .1- P. 1...7`.1.1:1 ~r t..*El of it I , erv - C. 11,1 i n a v..iicty of ClAleb, Lree's, ir it au,s, Gan • r..or :did branch, ro rru *. r. hio•7 ET . IL tc ia ,un 7 i: cat i on , cgke off the I:: 7a•tr.oe.i ir.. d r•F c:• - toe 1 ! thr iv thc 1.4.11 Pri•:nd 1.rc::: P., 1.:,1 , 1 up WO ti 'I I.;• 14 6.:.:t !•LtAtc<l thetWaned fo mu') re. put hc:n in London up wia as a y . V:l' 1 I l't' telt r• rutatipu.__ SrIS Win6f.tietml itytail NO. r, Fi•tet-'zne. ticar P..; .1 I :;c1t..:...rt.: Lty Mr. Day, T z t ! u. ; :!:-) ittrcs'3..ftr:c!: M r ^t. .21; %Tr. V:4:, 1 . .;:t 1, :4411.•0ra; a [ C.,. No. ,a, I,y -.r.1 lionnt.r, ;Tinter% • L ':, 1 . z.i..1 Kauai: in, pawner. • l'ovtl , 4 (.;.•Itron, Mr. I .ivet by M. Gen-. prititrr,:old Mr. Jones,bookfellit u,uth, Nl^. Motley. bqv'cfrlier. \V liEr`Z Prdet tc. ,! , V.,ite from t:,c t.neral fyftwu by tit , fc !action ni'n ;•:•cullar t'o. of long continua forcers I% tho c:ltni._ll of V. Eig! , t yrae , . levetcd pr•Airc :o the exeluG 7 efr.:at.. melt of 1)1601.11)F.V.S, nn.; foccefsfui re.f4l: of my p!an gives me ati.litinnal ardor- !e> eppore as farts i ana al.le the ravac t.‘ M the'c cnnvizirtn wl.iett ate the molt import, ant in the ca:...1".7.:e cf hen•ln inhani!ia. After into crefy S--nett as an Anny &nem. B forme.: a as all early pertal of itoit +cc to relent L•tUvida ah from the i.,7norinee of nr,e,lneot,d tica, or the civally daa efforts precip?at:ri c' r.ral lers Th c f 1; 3()9,1 3EO,g, •<6 !h_ ft.. - ,c , sf which l hove voted my attention, C,lntorize ea,ri 'VENE9.I,AL whefb,:r of a recent or letic Juratior. All kinds or IdFLITLITY, item the habits 4 Schoolboys, or tilt ir.d . rfg, nee cf • vt e, th.,t rangerten: ult!,.• Wo.ist.:: or fez:: BARVAIf- NESti or Numerous tl:f . t arcs ^re the. rcr..l: of hirers:tee or belle In tie treatment or:. n:7.11 , 1t iz t . 2.nfrequtrtle pet:tali:at Vic fce,,s of ar.• 1. Cur by the W . :fact:ln of to umaardea hour. By a fuperior tnctotod .nch complaints am and tattn w!.err others hnre rt.led, I truit that I may prefatmetn or :r a:eat,a!realtariifi tens Few, bower, are the cafe' ol! compile led diEreft In the d'forcicr, compared with the calamitous Gtuations of Mea,wha trfin induls.:nce ira SOLITARY VICE, or die prevalent Gale• tiff( of a Leti-mlik Igo, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidahic confecr cure of furh pernicious habits. Vavrr the unhappy ft.fferer hroads ',Ter bi 44 niirery.but cant uliy coat,:4l, bite miefor:eue, it may be fable coaftlatinn fur :clan to know. that altht: - . , chit Fc an ebjatet of doubt or uncer c.leity glib of .r Prv.litiont re, Cie rczm'val or thde DEF. CI b.f4Cll s!.y itra , lu:ll progrt.fs ot I' LI tlvation istheaetlaire. 111.111: of p.rience. If that rit,..; of Pa1.u....t.t V.:al., have begun to re...ne^ manly vigour, met anxf..ty hy an early counteraction or this hutsuiti Hate, and an thtat eases no great ddticultim will occur. But wit:-re this Deficiency h,ts for years exact!. a proper Per.. cveranceL it,O.itpcnithly requiike to revive the Eunthrie3 fpsKi of I de, awl to rc-ar itn*s eke Conititution. MAitRIED WOMEN, who have keg bpen t hrgppointed in awlr expeantinns of a l'Anaily, way he atfined. that is molt itAtnees filch defeils are eatable by I'.lc4ical 51.,1L 1' Le :'r. CR.F.CY which is tb erremle m audertaking. sad Ole i)::-..incatinns which I bait rt.:•fitmed form its Prizalflon,, and in fa , :h this i nution is given, that :,!i• may be c:- . .futted (.4 tty lettcrs inclof mg a 'Small al , te) twat:, No. ?, Aran 1.1-nrczt. Strand, sitar Temple-Pir. Thqrc i, an additiorai rrtrarce is Watcr-ftreet ad . jotoirty and the na.•re it on both the AA. ft 144, ri b e - the real n o ne...". rf !•:.•,rptvn. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESIZ. °CAR SIR, FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great arid extraordinary Cure I have recrival from your Inv Cs PAT ENT PILLS. Aliout twa years :go I wai a:t7elcd with a V x:s:.:RCAL .41•• 02DrIll. which I ttyted tathce il!?htly for feline time, but faa Difeafa a:l.onjth f^rcad:n7 ov, rmy Body, I was to I apply to the mod eminent of the faculty, but digr at:l,:ar.a aff*rdedo dy temporary raid—l w.•ut through valves C unit* of and tram being rather o: a corpulent Habit MA reduced to a mac akeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my.lbnb,, rendered me a complete Object, fu that my friends ilefpa:red of my recovery. When brought to this fititation, coatickrA leant as inevitable, but a relation of mine comment biz upon the litany Ca 7.4 in which your Pills had fuec....cle:l,l ' was nulti:trd to try a box of them, which I thought nether r:- lie, A tin., and by rrfeverance let two or three zror.;!.4, a-• 3 ''irliowine your DircEtions, I experienced the mod uttiecoun ble Ileiaaation from P.do, the .arcs gradually fuluidingi 1 a^a now, t!..itik Goo, perkatly rt covered, and walking out dioy doubt not but cur more box, which I chink cautious to will ettal•lith my health in its orlzinal [tate. It is wish tht mot heartfelt gratitude that 1 fubferibe myfelf,fir, your inu;:hobliwill humble I.;.reant, Wm. PtutaoN. Dtauf;‘• Manchellzr, July 1, 1801. P. S. i't , r i.hc public l• -vent I do not object to the above he inz hut I‘.tv..: you to at as your own better judg silent Co!: Prepar‘d ani S.Od by tb: Sole Proprietor, T:tos. TAT Lat. Memb....7 of the Royal College of Surgeon*. I..qtidoo. ?' Isis Houk, N 0.9, New.Bridgc-Itreet: Where, of to a meant refilesceof nitre than thirty-fix iears,ia a prode.r.: pirtin.. • 1 direft‘d to the Core of I,'enertal Compl.iints with that ins :0'...- Mc fecrcry whish menu!' his larofeffi.m flittutl A .v... F. ~ b l, • l‘ c, Ito flatters himidf, the advice and afliilatice he , - . 1. ,init.a.li , :,.: • Wiliam" to p,..r:or.s taking tills Medicine, tv;; I i. .- !• ...,...I. II a difeceniny Public, as an adt awls': kith= to:. • .'4.11 ,i ...E1 void o: amhigeity. . . Alio Sold, iw his Arpoiatni-nt. for the c ,,,, v; •: .. ..• ..; .....:.e living m a iliflaner, at the 1%:: , 1. ICC). N,. ,•. . ,; , ! - .tr. - .-t, Pall. fall; the Toy -:t. 'T. Nn. 1 -, z, :I%i c...:•• . • , .. - , Difborotigh's, No. 7, Ich Prem.-' , ill; . ., - 1. , ..• ;*., '2 ).'. : :. No. t, Unintt-Row, Little Tower 11:11; %. -. ',l• .:f.:: •, 5.::..: - bridge. &In:burgh : Nir. CAlw,:/1 . ., Dublat : ::. 7.Li.1:• •: :, I LiVerPOI; : 1 / 4 .r..tainfnt:':, Mucci:car-I a:.l !,.. n:,.. 1'; • ! ,-: in. every tonna:l4bl: 'l% . v.T. in G.rzat-C'i!...iii ...i.l In lit, . ri Boma of only 25. 93. .:xl!,f,:att.4 . :1 Wi: h C4i •::... ri .:., i, tions, wtscrcby 1 2 ,!crotis of ...ithvr S:.x iii.i7 t:erc t! eini. :v., .. ih b,fe, Speed. 5ec . ...-.y, ::nti bat . , •y N. L. .1-:very 4 , 1 x fell is t :..w-Britain is feAlt,l r: , , "' l i a Stamp, or. which, hy r.tv, , iir ..f the C....sinsil'.., - - , ; • • '',. l at tbc Stamp-OiCe.--; I% T.:F! ,r, rr.. I, N• '7 !;.: ' • " t:,— to imitate which i; I'ocm , , ronl all "tn:rs . C,! c , • ./., I- .- ._ • LONDON Prlnt.ri for t:te rroptienrs by JO! (of Carnsby-ftrect) at the SrAP Grey-ftreet ; and pohlifbt,l by LEVI:I. • ^ • terbury-phtee, :A No r. y-t ...!. r. STAR-Ogees. Ter.rlc-Bar :to whfcl: 0:9 , al . !.., toot toe the !sieve are tscucitcal :o ntiln.red.