Star. — London, England, 1802-03-24 00:00:00

ASSIZES. At Gloncefter affixes Th s omas Durrough, for robbing- and (hooting at Mr. Edwards, on the Mailcmore Caufeway ; William Meads, for robbing Mr. J.egyett, near Kingtholm turnpike ; Robert Daniels, for breaking open the counting-houfe of Clutterbuck and Co. of Howcombe, near Minchinhampton ; and Richard Harris, and Wm. Lampard, for burglary, received fentence of— Death—the three litter were reprieved ; but the two former remain for execution. John Jor dan and Anthony Williams, for llealing pigs; and John Pill, for ftealing a faddle and bridle, were ordered to be imprifoned for two years. At Monmouth affixes, on Monday fe'nnight, the following prifoners were tried :—David Thomas, fur Healing two oxen and three deers • and George Barton, for flealing wearing apparel, were capi tally conatieed, and received fentence of—Death; Edward Jones, for healing a quantity of fugar, was fentenced to fix months imprifonment. Wm. Williams, for (leafing ironmongery goods, Anne Smith, for flealing wearing apparel, Rowland Phil. lips, and Ann Phillips, for healing houfehold Joods ; William Lewis, for flealing iron chains ; ohn Williams, for a nuifance in the river Wye , and William Jenkins, for ballardy, were charged. At there affixes, two caufes of material impor tance to the free navigation of the liver Wye, and to the corn trade in general, and more particu. I larly fir to the landholders in thc ftveral counties of Hereford, Gloucefler, and Monmouth, came on to be tried, wherein Mr. Wm. Porter, an eminent corn faflor and middle'', at Wilton, in the county of Hereford, and Mr. John Hardwick, a refpena ble land owner and farmer, at Bridflow, in the faid county, were feverally plaintiffs ; and the Is. habitants of the Hundred of Ragland,in the county a Monmouth, defendants, which were feverally brought to recover from the hundred the amount in damages of the value of a cargo of wheat, barley, and peace, belonging to the plaintiff's, and which were on the 16th day of March 1801, in its way to Briflol, flopped, robbed, and plundered, by a lawlefs mob, at Landogo, in the county of Mon month ; when, after every'objeetion to the pro ceedings which legal abilities could invent, and full proofs of the pl aintiffs' - cafes, verditis were le venally given in favour of Mr. Porter, for the fum of i 781. and in favour of Mr. Hardwick tt 11. be tides cols, being the value of the cargo taken by fuch mob, thereby cllablifhing the right of every perfon to fend corn down the river Wye, and that any one interrupting the navigation, as in thele car's, is guilty of felony, and haule to be punifLd with death. At Lincoln affixes a catife of confrderable im portance was tried before the Hon. Sir Rustic!. GRAHAM, Ent. and a Special Jury. It was an anion brought by a perkin of the name of Stokes, the owner of a boat, and a earlier of goods by water on the River Trent, agailifl Mr. William Etherington, an opulent and itipe&able merchant, to recover a fatistaaien in damages for an injury done to the Plaintiff's boat, and for the lots of a val.iable part of her cargo. It appeared in evi dence that Mr. Etherington hadlately been eraling fume very ertenfive warehoufes adjoining the river Trent at Gainfhro', and that to enable his workmen to lay the foundation, a dam had Len made by the means of poles and boards a few feet diflant there. from, fume of which poles had been negligently fuffered to remain in the bed of the river ; and on too of which, the plaintiff's boat happening to be moored near the warehoufe, dropped on the , ebbing of the tide, and funk in confequcnce of their per 'furating her bottom. The defence let up was, &Illy, negligence in the perfons who had the care of the boat, from rot being on board when the ac• cident happened ; fecondly, that notice was given them, when they moored the boat, of the poles being in tl:e bed of the river, which they might have artadzi; and thirdly, that the place of moor ing was an improper one, and that the boat, on the ebbing of the tide, would have filled with water, independent of the poles ; but it appearing to the Jury, that the conduel of the boatma;i was regula ted by the ulage of there navigating on the river Trento that the place where the boat was moored, was as proper a one as any in the river, if poles had not been driven there ; and the defendant having failed in giving proof of notice to the boatman, of the danger to which thc boat was ex poled, the Jury gave a verdin for the plaintiff, for the while damages which he had received, and for the value of filch part of the goods as were in jiired, and for which he, as a common carrier, was anfwerable for to their refpeflive owners. That all navigable rivers, and other common King's highways, fhould be kept free from nuifances and obflniaions, is a matter of the greaten public com tern, but particularly to there engaged in com merce; and we truth this decifion will be a me mento to thole, who enlarging their buildings, or the extent - ion of their concerns, have occafion to create temporary nuifances, and that they will in future remember, that in accommodating them (dyes, they are not to injure their neighbours. St'llitY Assiz s.—Yeflerday the blifinefs of the Affixes began at Kingdom In the Civil Court two or three records were withdrawn, the fubjeft of diem being referred to arbitration. Of thole that were tried the moll important was, CHIPPENH•M V. SHIPLEY. The plaintiff is an undertaker, ufually reeding in London ; the defendant reticles at Horfleydown, and is proprietor of a mill in the neighbourhood of Wandrworth acrofs the defendant's mill-dam there is a wooden bridge, over which people ufu ally paf, in going from the Bell public houfe to the town of Wandfworth • this bridge was in fuch a bad condition on Sunday the 2:lt of 041ober, Moo, that the plaintiff fell through it, by which acci . lacerated, that he lis bufinefs for fix recourfe to me of which he :over Come com (Whined, by dm defendant's negligence in not keeping his bridge in proper repair. . . (It appeared in the examination of the witneffes, that the fame night a Mrs. Conliable fell through a hole in the floor of the bridge, broke her leg, and died in confequence of the accident.) It was prayed by the witneffcs for the plaintiff, that both the plaintiff's legs had fallen through the holes in the bridge, and that he was hanging by his arms when he was extricated; that he was hurt, and prevented from following his bufinefs in the manner listed ; and that the defendant was the perfon who was considered bound to keep this bridge in repair, and had aClually from timeto time made fome right repairs. On the pat t of the defendant it was argued, that the aCtion would not lie, milers negligence could be proved in the defendant, or his agents; it was endeavoured to be proved that there was no negligence, as the defendant;.; agent had given di reftions for the repair of this bridge fome days before the accident happened, and as the fart was, that the very day before, the holes in the bridge had been (lopped with found oak planks, and that the accident was owing to a third perfon having taken away fome of thole planks that very night. Serjeant SHEPHERD, therefore, on the part of the defendant, contended, that his client could not be called upon for damages in confequence of an ac cident occafioned by the criminal aft of a third perfon, of which he had no notice. Mr. GARROW, in reply, obferved, that if the old timber to which thofe found oak planks had been nailed was fo rotten that the planks could be taken up and carried away dole to a public houfe, with out any noife of a hammer oe fo u nd o f violence, there was almoß as much negligence in this flo venly mode of repairing as if the repairs had been altogether omitted. The Jury, with very little hefitation, found for the plaintiff with 401. damages, being the whole fum charged in the declaration. In the Criminal Court, Jofeph Barker, a young. gentleman not above eighteen years of age, was ca pitally indiCted for having uttered as true, lie knowing it to be forged, a certain paper, purrort ing to be a draft for sal. 13s. of Robert Polhill, on Melts. Wilkinfon and Co. The uttering of the forged draft was clearly proved ; but a number of refpeCtable witnellis, both relations of the pri toner, and medical perfous attending him, proved that his mind was deranged, both at the time of his uttering it, and for a confiderable time before. He was confequently Acquitted. Simon Macs was found Guilty of a burglary and robbery in the Borough of Southwark. POLICL,efc. Ihrrom-aaanaw.—Yeflerday Frances Bolton, a waiting woman, was brought from the Houfe of Correction for prevarication in her former evi dence, which, on this occafion, was equally as confuted and contradidory, with rerped to a talc the fet afloat, that a Mr. James Barnwell, a gen tleman of conliderable fortune, was fuppoled, after a long Hind's, to have met with an unfair death, and was clandeflinely buried from Jud's-place, So mers-Town; her memory could not Rate at what houfe he lodged, although the laid The waited on him. She named a number of profeflional gentle. men, who preferibed for him in his illnefs, who being fent to, knew nothing of the matter ; great pains were taken to enquire at every houfe if a geatieman had lodged amongit them, who had been recently ill, but no information to that end could be obtained: at length a fervant, who had been in the family of Mr. Barnwell, g ave direaion where his relatives could be found, w hen a perfon from the Office waited upon them, and we are happy to fay that the gentleman is alive and well, living at Camden-Town, who, with his father, will attend at the Office, and the woman be again brought up to endeavour to Thew cause for railing this story, unfupported by any evidence. WORSHIP•STRIET.—Hannah Cully was com mitted for re-examination, charged as a common utterer of counterfeit money ; on being fearched, a pocket was found infide her flays, containing counterfeit 7s. pieces, betides lhillings and six pences. _ _ _ • Imam: s-Orricr.—A few evenings ago, a wa tcrman, in the employ of this Office, was ccminit ted to the Houfe of Corrtaiou for improper con dal, and rendered incapable ever after of holding aly (aviation um . ler the inaitution. On Tuefday, the ad init. the dwelling-houfe and work (hops of Mr. Edward Tovey, clothier, of Road, in Somerfetlhire, were wholly confumed by fire. It happened as follows : the maid fet vent and two boys got up early in order to brew ; in about half an hour after, the thatch juft over the furnace was difeovered to be on fire, by tome means communicated from -the flues. The boys immediately alarmed their mailer and miftrefs, who had but juft time to flip on their clothes and take their two children with them : the houfe be ing wholly thatched it was almoft inftantly in flames. The neighbours were alarmed, and of in facing the greateft part of the fur niture, but the flock in trade was nearly all con fumed. The wind was very (till, otherwife much more damage would have been done, Mr. Tovey having three large hay-ricks nearly adjoining the werk.thops, which were miraculoufly faced from the raging element. The damage is eftimated at 8 or spool. On Sunday fe'nnight, Mr. Trail's malt kiln at Montrofe, took fire, and notwithilanding every affiance was afforded, a great pat of the malt therein was deftroyed. On Thurfdav bat an alarming fire broke out in the premifes of Mr. George Hogarth. farmer, at Sunlaws Hill, m the neighbourhood of Kelfo; ' owing to the violence Of the wind, the barn-yard, barn, cowhoufes, cottages, ice. were entirely con fumed before alliftance could be procured. ' Monday night a fire broke out in the cellar of Mr., Haaatsow,Ludgate-billovhith burnt (event' pack, ages, and threatened, for fume time, to involva the whole premifes in flames, but fortunately it ..wab. prevented from extending further by the erections of the fervants, and Firemen belonging to the Hand, in-Hand Fire Office. dent the Plaintiff's legs were fo la( was prevented from following his weeks, and was obliged to have r affillance ; in confequence brought th• prefent aaion to rev gm:station lot the injury he lad fo COUNTAr NBIFS. A gang of villains have lately been difenvered at a village near Taunton, in Somerfetlhire, whofc depredations have been long felt by the neighbour- hood. About ten days ago three of them were taken up for fheep.ftealing. Their grand depot was at the houfe of a young man of good pro. pertV, and refpeetable conneaions. They have made an ample confeßion ; and, amonga other things have oleclared it was their intention to fa tire to feveral farmers hay and corn. On Saturday Mr. Richard Rutter, of Bull and Mouth.ftreet, was flopped near the Windmill, on the road leading to Streatham, about t t o'clock at night,by a Tingle footpad, when a fctifile eufued, during which Mr. Rutter gave the footpad a vio lent blow under his right eye which brought him to the ground,when the ruffian pulled out a whiffle, and an accomplice immediately attacked the young man,and robbed him of what property he had about him, and obliged him to pull off his neckcloth, which after fearching they returned, (hook hands with him, and witbed him a good journey. READING, MARCH 23.—0 n Thurfday morning a reprieve was received at our county gaol for Jo feph Williams, who was capitally convieted at the', lag afnes, for haling a ateep, the property of Mr. Pocock, ofChievely.—And this morning a re fpite of fevcn days was brought for Edw. Painter, who received lenience of death at the fame aflizes, for Healing two heifers, at Mortimer. Tuefday was committed to our county gad, by John Snowden, Efq. David Belton, charged with having linlen a quantity of 111 k ribbons, the pro perty of Emily Snow, of New Windfor ; alto, vas committed, the fame day, by the fame jullice, Mary Belton and Mary Giles, for receiving the fame, knowing them to have been Itolen. EDI N BURL H,NIARCH I 5.--Wednefilay laft,ahout three in the morning,a young man going by South St. David's•flreet, was attacked by a peifon of gen teel appeal ance with a flick, who demanded his money and watch, or in cafe of refufal, Lis life. The .young man, unwilling to part u ith his money, &c. putting himfell in a pollute of defence, a Lverc feu& enfued, which terminated in his favour ; and he left his aatagonilt lying on the ilreet much bruited. MARCH iB.—Saturday afternoon,a good looking I , man, hawking goods, called at a public honfe in New. Town, for a bottle of porter, and was taken into an innerroom, where he Raid a little time. Having drank and paid for his por ter, he went away, but the landlady nlmoll im mediately after entering the apartment, perceived a trunk lock had been picked and a valuable cloak and fume other articles taken off. The alarm was inftantly given, when after a purfuit down o:keen dreet, he was apprehended at the bottom at Fre derick-Ilreet, by Come Gentlemen's fervints. •He was afterwards committed to pric.m. On Ft iday 'aft and early on Saturday mo.-ring, there were heard at Dumfries tome very Ittu.! peals of thunder, preceded by very vivid fliflr:s of light ning.—Heavy thowers of hail fell at the time. The Gargunnock Farmer Club had a ploughing match on the 4th it:Rant, in a field of General T. Fletcher Campbell's at Boquhan.—The weather being unfavourable, occafioned the number of ploughs that appeared to compete, to be finaller than it had been on tome former occations. The joughing, however, ga v e g reat Cold - Aaiun to the udges, and alfo to the Clu b and fpeetators, as af fording firing evidence of the great improvement in ploughing produced in this ditlria by the infli tution. The firft prize was adjudged to Duncan M'Glafhan, fervant to Mr. Stewart, farmer at Redhall—the fecund to Robert Cryttal, fon of William Cryftal, tenant in Boquhan—the third to William Clark, fervant to General Campbell—the fourth to William Adie, fervant to Mr. M'Gavan, farmer at Coldock.—The prize propofcd to the farm fervant who had continued longeft in his prefent place, and bzhaved well, was gained by Alex. Ure, fervant to General Campbell - . JAMES MORRISON, EN. of Naughton, Major of the Northern Fifethire Yeomanry Cavalry,has ing inili tuted premiums for the advancement of Tillage in his neighbourhood, appointed a ploughing match on his lands of Netherkirkton, which took place on the loth of March. The firil premium was won by DAVID GORDON, firvant to Mr. STEWARD SHEP HERD, tenant in Balmerino mill ; thefecond to WILLIAM lISNDERSON, tenant in Gauldry ; and the third by DAVID STEWART, fervant to Mr. ALEX. MELVILLII, tenant in Peafehills. At the fame time, the ploughing in general was fo well executed, that the Judges were for Come time dif ficulted in determining to which of the competi tors the preference was due. On the 24th ult. the following melancholy c:r cumflance happened on the road between Glafgow and Kirkintilloch : One Hugh Falconer, a tailor belonging to the latter place, was obferved on his way home apparently in a faintith Rate, by feveral people who paired him, but as he (till went on, no farther notice was taken. At lall a farmer with an empty cart took him up, and brought him forward till he went into the honk of the bridge-keeper ; however, after receiving a draught of meal and water and the benefit of fire, he faid he felt a great deal better, and hoped to walk home. He accordingly fet out, and was again feen about half a mile farther fotingin fome water by the way-fide, and paired in a manner that refleas but little ho nour on the feelings of thole who could be guilty of fuch a flagrant breach of the common dhs L .tes of humanity. His wife was at lag informed of his fi tuation,who with a neighbour of her own, haflened to his relief, when they found the poor man feem ingly in the agonies of death ; he was carried to a farm-houfe, and when taken in•he expired. Means were reforted to for the recovery of animation, but in vain. His wife, who has been inconfolable fince his death. went lag week to vifit a brother near Millavie, and left a young child t o th e care o f a _ neighbour in Kirkintilloch. She Raid Come days, and wasobferredto be in a very deje*ted condition. At lah he difappeared,and has not as yet returned homer %Frothier abrupt departure, and her per tobed hate of mind, the worn that ean happen is apprehended. There are no dares ci men of greater impor tance to fociety than thofe which devote thje time and talents to the rrefervation of the of their fellow creatures. Flow eminently ft.c.- cefful the late FRANCIS SPILSBURY wa, in this truly laudable employment, is complctdr evinced by the rapidity of file which his celebrated ANTII,:(JP.3UTIC Drtors•have invariably command ed. As a pin iier Cf the blood, iellcier of the cots- Ititution, and bracer of the fyilem, theil• effeas have been allonilh as m.ty be fet_tl i.y the fur p:iiing core, of pertinis who were afliiclA with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Mica matilm, &c and therefore the Lit:tr.:thin of ti:,:fc inipollors, who, by means of forged bills anti other pi etcmiLd credentials,bave vended a frti•i,nit comp , fiti•in of this truly excellent medicine . rt La be a latisfaaion to all petiOns who L uc a petcnt idea of the abfollite neceffity there is in be ing careful to purciiale the gent.iile Remedy, as well as of preferving perk.nal property from in fringement. tie 'Medicine is dittinguiiiiel by the King's anew., on the bottie, bill, .ult wrapper; and as a bother guard, by Idvour of his Majeily's Cmmuiillaners of thz Stamp-Of:ice, they have affixed a (lamp on each !mule, printed in black Ink. Prepared and Ibld at the Dirpenfarv, N 0.15, Soho lquare, and by the graieral Vende;s of Patent M. lici ,es in Town and Country, in bottles Ss. and li. 2s. duty FROM THE LONDON GAZE LIE,. 112.R.CH BANKRUPTS. P:tilemon Pownoll, now or Luc of Piccadilly, Midil b.iiiker, to furrctnierMarch 27, at twilve, April I 3,At and May 4, at one, at Gui1,1:11. Attornics, Mcifrs. R. and R. Shawes, Tudor- itrcet ,BI fria rs. Luke Staveley, of Halifax, Torii(hire, mereLant, dealer and chapman, April st, 22, ar.i May 4, at cl2v,m,::: tlic White Lion, in Halifax. Attondes, Mr. Coulthurit,l3edfind row, London ; or Mr. Swainfon, Halifax. Nathaniel James, Lai of Liverpool, faelor, dealer and ehayrnaai April 9, io, at eleven, and May 4, at three, at the Griffin Inn, in Long Milgate, Manchvit,:r. Attemies, Mr. Henry Barlow, of Oldinun, in Lancalire; or and &acid, Union•iti cot, Southwark. InVIDT NDS. April 17. Wahl= R•hii.6cad. of I.acehy, Lincolnlti e , fhop kecper, dealer and cha;:man, at ten, at du• book of Thomas Walktlen, in 11a - ten •uiqm-Humbe• ,f.tid county. April is. Robert Nlartliald o; Adwick upon-Street, Yorkfliirr, corn-trader, dealer and eliaprnan, at tot, at tbe Elephant, in Done.altcr. April 10. Ebenezer Tipping, latc.of Liverpool, foapboiler, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liva.l>NA. May.l. lei :hard cc of Snow-Hill, London, cabinet-malty., dealer add chapniiii, at tev,ive, at May i. Edw.ed itvwer> and. Arthur Kik!, of Bedford-Prect,, Covent Garden, t.ty!vrs, sietLr6 ,:has e recti, a d copi.rtach„ at ten, at Guildlril April 19. Wi Wk.:rove, cif Al.in&don. r, as, .11 a I at teu, at tric ELCLESIASTKAT.: Pl O .O - MO-1 Tt.,: King has betat pkafed to prtAnt na : • to tbe Cl.utal and P.uithu: A:it:mt . :As, in the tort n 1.0..12:arr0n, and ut ist,:;, ratan by tilt ti at , aation t::e Rev. ;An Iklacn i uten to tile ei.urch ,:•t1 Kik 1'144. On the 14th hilt. iu Hart.U.4:...,...;ou.ntbury, Mrs A. Tunl n.ain, of a fun. Same day, the I.ldv of Ruler: 1i1,;. oC a d Lghter. On Ft :day, tke Lady of Cwrg..; i am,l, Lfti. of Ci.elfca, of a dauoter. IMH). Vac min, at his heoife in Sioa:/c-irret, Felix t:'xicert, In /imp', in April I.kutcaion. !obi) Mcric, only fuu . si John hicefc, Efq. of N'eyniouth-nr,,t. Ou the itth intl. fuddenly, at E. I,aufc in Puirenev-hrett, Bith, the Rev. Afhburnhani Nnviitao, La' ThozaL4- Par 4 , Oluucciteribire. On Saturday, Mrs. Buxton, wife of Dr. Buxton, of MaisG. ! hit, Greenwich. Mt.;iday, at Walton-on-Thamr , , I.ak c Your.g. Efq. agcd P. wally yecrs Dtputy of Cordr:aiucri Wald, anti the utta4l Mtanh r of the Corpor..tioa. To THOMAS TAILOR. Eai No. 9, Bridge-iireet, London. Honoured Sir, Edi: burgh, , M:.rch t?, 1.7.2. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever fin ed t h e year 1-•t0, I have Lc en aflllefled with the Liles Veer:Tea ; w1i.r.1., flout: it> obtlinately refilling cv,ry couril of mralueine preferibcd by the molt eminent of the facult y here, and under goitsg foie ral revs rc courfes of falivution, and twice di:chaig xl from the Hofpital, wait little relief, would aplo to lid of the mod itiv.teratc nature. In the fpriag of hilt year my difatiler had got to feel, a head, as nearly to put a p-riot: to my exilice , ,el I had alarge ulcer on the crown of try head, one of I each arm, and is Ic e ;; were broke out in a frightful inantier; my rivhc was droadfully painful, and had been in a date of ulreroti on for the Lit fevsii Nara ; my kft had alto two large nodes er. it, was very nitt,•!) difeoloured,an I gave tru• fuch excruciating pain, p-rticularly w:len warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive tn. of reit. In this lameitable Rate I was 1 et:on:mended by Mr. J. Thorn!). fan, (who reerived to Erect a cure loy them here), to tahe your bel'ie's Patent Pills, whi.di I b.gan to do on the a'tl. Cl May ; In the courts; of a ortnight I bi-san to receive bet:At—in little Dior: than it month the ulcers OD ruy head and arms were found ly healed—foon after the form on toy lees tiriled alfo, leaving however, coaled:rabic diftubstruti un in the flan, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bleifing of Gun, and a 'attic longer perfveratiec in your invaluable Medicine, lublidstl; the nods sdifperfin7, the akin regaining its natiral hue, and the noc turnal pains graibially going otil--1 thus became, by -, sear 1ii...- !al advice and medichie,perfeeily free front all toy fornwr cdni plaints--have recovered my f u rther ildrit and Itrer,,-t!:, andiian become jolly ard fat, in which Rate having cautioned many months to the aftocilhment of al: who 'new me, I ant at a Iva in what terms to cxprefs my gmtieude, but beg yea, for the good of other fluttering mortals, to nidie this my cafe as public as poftible, as I (hall on every oceation ; in fo doing you will greatly idillge, Sir, your grateful, ohedirrd, very bumble ler v.u4t, A 1.1,X. MURK ER. Swan's Clofe Highdtreet, F.dinbt r,li. Wien elle. td the above cure t—JohnTharnpfor., No.;. New Poultry-market, John M.lntolls , Old Affernby el ode, Ed i n burgh. Prepared and told by the foie proprietor, THONIAAWAy "Mk , Member of the Royal thallegc of Surgeons, at hirlfiouft, N0..9; New Bridge-iteeet, London; where; after a con:latit refidence of more than thirty-fix years, in a ',rad:Lice particular. ly dirt-died to the cure of Vent:fie' Complaints, and thole ind &sisal to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable fccrecy whiCh Men of his Profeflon fhould always , inferv..ia loch cafes, he flatters hiinfelf, the advice and affiltaree he gratintoufly stl ntiniftcia to perfuns taking this Mediciue, will he efte:tied„ by a difcorning, Public, as an advantage fcidom attaint.blz, and void of all ambW,eity. Alfa fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of loafs living at a diflance, at the Pei - futures, No. 35, St. Alban's. ftr.et. Pall-M dl ; the Toy-iunn, No. 133, Oxford-ftrect : Mr. Diflorough's, Nu. 7, Fills Rreet-Iiill; Mr. Steel, bookfeller, Nu. 1, Union-row, Little. Traver-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South. bridge, Filinburgh ; Mr.Callwelk, Dublin; and by one pay foilin cyst y couildurabk town in Great Et:tutu and Ireland, in boxes of only ae. 9d. each, feal.4 up, with full and plain di. reatorr, whereby perhins of either fex mai, cure tliensfelves with cafe, fp,ed, leers y, and fafety. N. L. Every Box fold in Great Baitain is leaded up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commidinners, is printed, at the latan4.-Oflicc--T. Taylor,lski 9, New Bridge-ftrect..ito imitt.te which is felony, and all others are counterfeit LON!UN : Printed for the Proprietors. by JOl IN DANIEL, (of Carnaby-ftrcct) at the STAR PRINT I MG-Or tic E, No. a, Carey-an:et ; and publlthed by LEVFL , (of Can terbury-place, Lambeth), at Na a, Carey-ftreat, and at the Sraa-Orre a, Temple-Bar; to which Office all commit& Was for the EDITOR an nitrated to be &Magid.