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COUNTEr NEWS. ITER, JAN. to.—The famples of wheat, I uau, exhibited at our market, on Sa: ore enough to put fcarcity to the blufli a the eye from examination : the fah onfequence, dull and - heavy, and the eneral on the decline. Wheat, we are i nd by the return, was 225. per quarter laft.week l —Lewes journal. lays fume,- Peer Everty, who ufes Eaft water.mill, was brought before J. T. and J. Camaro:ls, Efqrs. charged :furious praaice of mixing with his flouli Igredient or compofition, fttppofed to be alk, whiting, or platter of Paris, and ertain quantity of that pernicious mix. 'eaten meal; when the fad being dearly init him, he was conviaed in the penalty all the charges and expeuces attending T and 70latl lisifik were lalt week com- Fteading goal ; the former for breaking artments of his lodger, Mr. Paul, guar of the Prince of Wales's light dragoons, g open his chef}, from which he Role fight 31. and one 11. notes ; and Juitin s accetary before and after the faas.— otker-in.law,Aged 80, was alto commit- Came bone,being deteaed in fecicting a icklock keys STIR, jaw. to.—A new-born male child dead at the door of the Crown and 1, Old Church-yard, on the sd initant; opear that there were any marks of vi. he body, nor how the child came to be w. _ _ acholy occurrence happened on the pa iga with Haugh, near Great Bolton,— am Wood foun d fcveral cakes in his which he eat, - and gave Tome of them to The confequence .was, the woman (up. o years of age) died on the Thurfday, an (upwards of 7o years of age) on the orning following.—lt appeared in evi are the Coroner and his Jury, that a r thefe cakes had been made of arfenic igo, by the old woman, and placed in or the purpofe of deftroying rats, and, er advanced age, had been entirely for ter at the time the eat of them, and that did not intend any harm to each other. RCN, JAN. 8--On Sunday evening we mt gale of wind from the S. W. which all that night and the whole of Monday. deal of damage was done to the roofs kc. and a flack of chimnies belonging to the Caftlebill was blown down, and In the roof, it forced its way through nd came with a dreadful crafh into the acre feveral men were at work, all of pily efeaped except one, who unfortu much bruited and lies dangeroufly :rent ftreets and lanes of the city, feveral e hurt by the falling of tyles, brick bats, are happy to fay, that fo far as we wrfou has been feriouilv injured. Some cith /toads had great dtficalty in riding m. After dragging their anchors a con ray, one was forced to cut away her fignals of diftrefs were El) ing the whole but no affiftance could be !Oven. We' er, happy to learn, that what we have is all the damage they have fuftained.- prehentive of melancholy tidings from coat. :ith we hear, that a Red.herring-houfe Ipped from going on in curing, by an mm the Court of Seffion, on complaint a nuifAnce, on the 3d of this month. arntifland w•e learn the price of herrings on Saturday - to a ts. per cran.—lt is late prices were railed to fo high a nprudent fpeculators and inadvertent . No blame whatever can be imputed nent, as idle and malevolent perfons ated. ays ado a bo;t went out from Burn:- : herring Misery, and in the courfe of night in herrings to the value of 3 4L other boat went out the fame day, and the (pace of rs hours with herrings to of .40. Reding: A fad which thews ivantage of that Merv. The &It boat with four men, the i r e . coed with fix. lam. 6.—Yefterday we had a moil vio fwind here. It began on Sunday even :fore morning it blew a petted hurri :ral houfes were half unroofed ; many and chimney tops were blown down, c leaden roofs of fome hoofer., particu 'a Gentleman's houfe in Rofe Terrace, the Seceder Meeting-houfe, were part and lifted up by the force of the wind. ingerus accident, however, happened ot K i nnoul, commonly called Bridge one houfe was totally blown down.— was inhabited by a woman and her 1, who narrow cfcaped with their the care o ther brother who lives adjoining, and who knowing that his was an old and infirm tenement, role of the night, and canted her and her come into his own honk for fafety, had hardly done, when their own ith a violent cratb. donned that v 4 Shoals of herrings d the northern part of the coall within, tnight pail. From the bay of Nig to e tea refembles a !beet of ice, fuch are : numbers of that valuable fith which Ives to be taken. Only three or four s yet employed in this 6fhery, and used by fix men each, they have but a boat intleact of twelve, which they . ye ; and what is Still worfe, fuch is the At in that place at prefent, that hardly o be had as is ablolutely necelary for •pofes ; and we are thus debarred from i we might otherwifc do : by this prof- HlAv EN. cffr SESSIONS, GUILDHALL. Yefterday there wis a General Seffions of the City of London, held before the LORD MAYOR, RECORDER, and (everal ALDERMEN, at Guildhall, when it was expeaed that an application, of which public notice had been given, would have been made by the Matter Taylors to regulate the wages of the Journeymen. The COMMON SERJEANT, on behalf of the Mail ter Taylors, requelled that the Court would fix upon an early day for hearing that application It was of the greateff importance to the public that this bufinefs &surd be speedily decided, as there were upwards of twenty .thonfand Taylors , now unemployed, lit confequence of their demand mg higher wages. Mr. Guax EY Paid, he was Counfel for the Jour neymen ; and to far from withing - to delay the in tended application, he would be to hear it made as loon as poffible : he had reafon to hope. however, that in the mean time the differences that unfortunately exilled would be fettled to the fatisfaition of all parties. Tho Court fixed on Monday fetnnight as the day for receiving the application. HICKS'S HALL, CLLIUCENWILL, JANUARY 13. Frehriel &drama was inditled for an affault upon Elizabeth Bramwell, a young girl, appa rently about fifteen years of age. The circum fiances of this cafe, which excited a confiderable degree of fympathy towards the profecutrix, were there the had for three years lived as fervant in the family of the Earl of Betborough ; and, dur ing the whole of that period, her condua had been modea and exemplary in every refpea. The De fendant had been employed in the fervice of the fame Nobleman, as porter, for the fpace of five years, and, till the prefent tranfaaion, had de ported himfelf with regularity and propriety. On the ad of November 411, Lord and Lady Befbo rough were out upon a vitit, and had molt of their fervants with them. Such female fervants as were left behindhad gone out, and left the houfe with no other perfons in it than the profecutrix and the . Defendant. The former had remained at home becaufe the expected thine friend to call and drink tea with her. About one o'clock the fat down to dinner by herfelf, when the Defendant entered the room; the. was fomewhat furprized at his intni fion, and Aced him what he wanted ? be made no reply, but feized hold of her, and was pro ceeding to take molt unwarrantable liberties with her. Dreadfully alarmed at the dangerous fitua tion the was in, the immediately loft all recollec tion, and fell into violent fits ; how long the con tinued in them the knew not, but when the in fome degree recovered, perceived the Defendant clofe by her ; and, from the difordered hate of her own drefs, as well as his, was but too well perfuaded ofthe iniquitous purpofe he bad in con templation. He dragged her to a room in the back part of the honk, and, holding a knife in one hand, :and throwing his arm about her neck, threatened to take her life if the refuted to fulmiit to his withes.—Terrified at this ;talon, the again relapfed into fits. When the had a fecond time recovered herfelf, the by a violent effort difen gaged herfelf from the Prifoner, and rulbed up Etairs to her room, where the locked herfelf in.— She looked out of the window, and in a film time raw the friend the expeacd at the door, upon which the Went down and let her in. Her agitation, at this time, was beyond alt defeription. She re lated the cattle of it to her friend, who remained with her until tome of the fervants returned. —As the even ng advanced the grew worfe, and at length gave way to Inch Itrong hyfterics, that it was with di ffi culty (he could be h eld. She was conveyed to bed, and watched the whole night by one of the female fervants. Till two o'clock the continued ravin ,, , calling upon her parents and Mrs. Peters, the - Lady who was Lord Beth:- rough's houlikeeper, to thve. her. In her deli rium, the repeatedly called upon them to keep Frederick awav, who, the exclaimed, intended to murder her. The woman who was with her hav ing occafion to leave the room in order to get a pillow to raith her head, found the defendant at the door of her chamber. He enquired how the profecutrix was? and, upon being told her life wits in danger, manifetted the ataxia degree of terror, and abfconded from the houfe. The pro ' fecutrix continued fo ilt, that the could fcarcely be moved in her bed; the received every necef fary advice of the faculty, but it was neat a fortnight before the perfealy recovered. The cvi. dente did not go the length of inferring that the lull outrage had been committed on this unfortu nate girl; on the contrary, the probability was, that the fufferings the experienced, after the held been put to bed, were the unlit of the violent agitation of fpirits while the was under the domi nion of phrcuzy. Such were the leading features of this cafe. The defence confined merely of fuch arguments. as the ingenuity of the Defendant's Counfel could urge. The nature of the tranladion did not admit of any witnelfes being called in his behalf. The Jury pronounced hini--Gisiky, and the Court fentenced him to one year's imprifonment. John Keeler was indicted for a nuifance in the neighbourhood of Oxford-road. It appeared that the defendant, altogether regardlefs of the com fort of his neighbours habitations, had thought proper to eftablint a beggery at the upper end of Wardour-ftreet. It was his conftant praktice to drive so or 3o of the fwinifh tribe into a little yard at the back of his honfe, and these (laughter, feidd, gut, and hang them up ; in thort, he per formed all the operations of a pork butcher. Vac (tench arifing from the blood and filth was filch, that thole whole houfes were near him were dcfcrt- ' cd by their cunomers and lodgers, and, after vain remonftrances, neciAlitatcd to appeal to the law to remove the nuifance. to appeared to the Court that the flint:ince was of a private and not of a public nature, confequently the Defendant was acquitted, but under au atfarance, that if he did no remove himfell and his hogs, he would be liable to the confequences of a lets:trate atftion at lse Putt of every neighbour sito* he annoyed. From the LONI36N - GAKET7E, January MILITARY PROMOTIONS. J'AbIILIIII,Y 13. BARRACKS. John Wilton Gent. late Barrack-Matter to the temr Cavalry B arrack at Canterbury, to be Barrack•Maft74 the.pertuanent Cavalry Barracks at Canterbury. Panes Am. Chaundy, Gent. to be Barrack-Maiter to the teme powy Cavalry Bariacks at Canterbury, vice Wilton. • BANKRUIiTS. William Damerum, late of portfinouth, hoofs carpenter, to furrender January 23, at twelve, Jan. 24, and February 24, at eleven, at the India Arms Inn, Gofport. Anomie', Mein. Parfaits and Bofwell, Golport ; or Meffrs. Williams and Brooks, New4qusre, Lincoln's-lon, London. John Plaßons, of Woreelter, coach-proprietor, to furrender Jan. 23, 29;and Feb. 24, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Wor ceder. Attondss, Mr. Hyde, in Worcelter ;or Mr. Jihad, Racquet -court , Fleet-Rivet, ondon. DIVIDENDS. Feb. y. Thomas Swinnock, late of Rantfgate, livery fLible keeper, at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Feb. 6. Dells Lowell of Canterbury, vintner, at ten, at the Guildhall, Coneststry. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Wawa* 31 sat U. Naples - - 40 Altana . 31 6at U. Venice - - 4 1 Leghorn • . 54 Lillian - - 6i 61 Genoa - - Oki Oporto - - 6a Palermo, no pence per us. Dublin - - 13 BIRTH. On Toefday, the 6dt Bd. at Holmt-Park, the Lady of Rickard Painter, Bfq. of a fon. bf,ORRIED. On the aft inflant, Mr. Alga Heather, g Portfmouth, tu Mils Elizabeth Ann Rodgers, of Drozford, in the County of Southampton. Lately, in Cork, the Rev. Edward Spread, to Mifs Hyde, daughter of the Rev. Arth. Hyde. Lately, at St. Nicholas's church, Cork,Sir Henry Bible, of Foamy, to MWa Dorm Furlong, daughter of Mr. John Orions. Lately, Francis Drew, of Drewilaorough, in the county of awe, Efq. to Mite Eyre, filter to Colonel Eyre, niece to the late Right Hon. Lord Eyre, and &ft coufin to the Right Hon. Lord Vircount Duniow, with a fortune of above sopeet. in cluding landed property. • Tuefday fe'nnight, after a iturtilinefs, aged so, Mr. ileac Per of Manchdter,cagine-wnrker. A man, who to a lion like Rrength of holly united the difpofition of a lamb. Mr. Parings will be remembered by our dittant Readers, from the circumfcance of his havingftsught (fora very confidcrable fum) the late well-known Jobufon, the pugilin ; a battle that en gaged the attention of the amateurs more than any other ever fought in this kingdom. lie fell (by the hand of that prime putilift, Death) much lamented, another facrifice to Cold and fatigue, brought on by over-itsained exertions at the late dread ful fire in that town. FRREHOL.D FARMS, SALOP. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Two Lots, on Saturday the 24th of January, am, at the Angel Inn, in Cicobury Mortimer : at three o'clock, CIREAT Potion Farm and Lade Potion Farm, thuate live miles north nit of Ludlow, containing about Six Hundred and .Sizty-fig. Acres, within' a dug fence, of amble, meadow, Failure, and wood-land, in convadent pro portions, held from year to year under rents of more than thirty years handing, and capable of extraordinary great Im provements. For a view of the Premifes apply to the Rev. Mr. Powell, at Suttaa ; or to the Tenants ; and for further particulars to Mr. Webb, at Salifltury, till the 4th of January ; and afterwards till the Salt day, at Howel Grange, near Rrooanfgroge, Worm& ttrdtlre. Printed particula►s may loan be had at the principal Inns in the neighbouring towns. PREGNANT LADIES, INlatie fituatiun requires a temporary retirement: MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man-Midwife, 10 '4 utters to neconunodate Ladies in an airy and retired fitu mien, with Apartment. to lye-in, uu term. tutted to their cir cumftances and fituatiou in life • their infitnts put out to nude, and humanely taken care of; an d: as Humanity induce. hint to offer his affiflance to a.leilate the horrors pf concealed Prep mutcy, he flatten himfelfLadies will find ou application to the greaten attention, and moil profound fecr!ey. Letters (poll paid) to Mr. Watfun, Sargeon and Man-Mid. wife, or to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife, Nu. ty. CharlOttc-Itreet, Sung-fide of Blackfrines-bridge, will meet the molt pointed audition. In' ken may be bad, Tbe PiLl. BENEDICTA, at 11. so pet box, a %nolo and effeduall Remedy to remove an Obnrue tLaa ..41R irresularities, and an =salon Medicine alter bad ~.yyn=s-ia. A -itt.M.lkt*AllLE-VAAE. Z I it, in conietitten ------- great benefit whicb klaYt . esparienced by taking your BOTANICAL SYRUP NERVOUSCORDIAL, I thhik it but Jun to requat you ; With my este, km tit hatat of thole who may labour older a iintila complaint. I was Aided for a lentil of time ith a dreadful Nervous tfifordcr ' that affedted slue in an tart ing degrte, nrrsbeely was alto fwcllsd to a manner that Auk my radiance very mifirable; I was aelvifed by the Fa ..lt.' to try HI country air, at a time when they could to ogre preCctib• to relieve me, this, I alto did, but found no be. mdit; but hy applying to you, Sir, and takiug your bledicines I al quite renewed to health and Ipirits. I am, Sir, your ever ;fateful humble (errant, MARY CASLAKL, fallow Chandler, No. td. Crest Alic-tircet, Goodman's-fields. Witnefs„ WM. SPURGON, Hatfield, near Chelmsford, the father of Mrs. Callake; alto BENJAMIN HAWKINS. Nov. t, Mrs. White will give any further Information to perfons deftroos of a perfcaal interview, or by letters, poll paid. Mrs. Taylor, Looking-glafs Manufadtorb No. 44, Hinton rquare, was of lifted fur 13 years with a krere Rheumatifix, and an Obftrutttion in the Womb, Which carted her the molt excruciating pains; the applied to feveral eminent Phyficians, but never received any benefit. In this fituation the bad ?r -estate to Dr. Bauoum's Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial, and by only taking five bottles wasperfallycuroliand has, for the benefit of the aftlieted, requetied lh. Brodum to publith her cafe, and will give any perfon further fatisfadlion who is defir ous of being informetL—Witutfs her hand, this sth day of November, eBOO. Vl'ithefs to the abaft, SARAH TAYLOR. Aux Blows', A GUIDE TO OLD AGE. _ nuickars Wm .14, Shotaditch. The flouring reception whit* this work has experienced has Nehmen the Doctor to publifis the two volumes in one at a nw duced price, fo as to bring it within tbereach at a more enlarged circle of readers. When a book has run through a great near bee of editions, when the fele is rapid, when it is fought with avidity, and acknowledged to be read with profit, tbde are fo many toconteitibk proofs of its utility; to there proofs, ihen, tbg GUIDE to OLD AGE may lay claim, as this Is the Forty cloth Edition of skit. Publication; a Publication that cannot tan into the bands of any reader, of any climate, age, fax, coo 'Sidon. married , or fingle,that May not derive advantage from the perufal of it, and particularly to (Uranus men on Ncg voyages, if inclined to preterve or recover health, or to avoid she indif erctions of youth, sr the (ober follies of mature, age. *this bnprellion will be found to contain fume obfmratioas, the of which would be unpardonable in a work of this kind, which, out °identity, cannot even be named in • public print. The high Manacles in which this work is held by dat public, its great utility, and the unprecedented (ale it he. Mk with, is fully proved by the following tellansny I hereby certify, that I have prbated 1 I 11R.31f THOU SAND at Dr. BRODUM's GUIDE to 01 D AGE, Imes Its fief! MYERS, Painter, " Na. f. Paterooftet-row, Noy. 110, 170." TIN Satanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had It the Dodoes Mac, Nu. y, Albiou-ftreet, 7 duets from the Leve. rian Mafeam, Blaektriar's Liridgc, an Sixths at as.. t and ss. fit ; and at melt beitkidiere Madichas liirpika• It. She Woe lastoissu. oe MONtIAY, FEBRUARY the ICt, 7 _ FORDYCE § M. D. F. R. S. Follow of t,,. ••- 0 • Royal College of Phyficlans, Senior Pligician Thomas's Hofpital, will begin his Lectures, viz. On the A._ . dce of Phyfic, at eight ; on Chcmiftry, at nine ; and tL: terla Medica will be condoned at half paft ftV(l3 o'clock morning, at his boufe In rilast.ftreet, near Temple-Bar, wk .:c propofala may be bad. • FOR COUGHS, HOARSENF-stix , s, &e. M , GREENOUGH's LOZENGE S of IYA TOI.U, which contain all the fuftening and bea inr v:. cues of the celebrated BALSAM of TOLL!, and are the'l.l.d. fdateft and atoß e&dtual remedy of the kind in all CO:1 1 . 1 , Hoarfenelfes, Sore Throats, and Dee:talons on the healing the Rawnefs and Sorenefs of the Breaft, and air o ,fi lt great relief in Shortnef. of Breath, acid in A ftlinia.a asi Confuniptive Complaints; they do not cloy the liomdch, Lta rather credit au appetite. But as the great Ixavellt to be ed from than can only be fccuredi by harlug them war, the public are reit:cited to obferve, that R. Ildvveditn, N,.. to Ludgate Hill, is printed *a the Stamp, ;is all other. an color terfeits. 'l'b& Lozenges are prepared and fold by ft. Hayward ffue. ceffor to T. Greenough," the Inventor), No. to, Ludgate and fold by F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Patin Church Vase ; Bayley and Blew, Cockfpundreet ; Jeboult and Cu. tso, Gs. ford-ftroet ; J. Ward, 324, Holborn; and Wen. Clark, zet a Borough, Laudon. Price xi. Jed. the Box. ToMr.BAXTER, Italian Warehaufe,Setailibildge,Eglialarzi y the life of fi x or eight bottles of So Kumar ' s Autifcorbutie Drops, which I bid of you, I have th e i c i i . &Rion to inform you,' am perfealy cured of tho Scurvy whirs, 'Reda both my legs and arms, accompanied with a moil ‘io lent humour, that entirely (tripped off the &in. Its ftrft appeal ante wai AS 2 paraplegia my left leg only; then it gradually t r . creakal to that degree of inveteracy jolt mentioned. Previous to my taking the Drops, arm asabod which bad been mom, mended to sac proved Ineff4w-1. I have taken the liberty t., addrefs this letter to you, Sir, that by your means the efficacy of this Medicine may be rade known to thole aftlided is A Smilar manner, and as forme recommence to she Propiktsr, to whom no Idler claim of gratitude is due, than relate iron, to baneful a difeafe. I arn,Sir, yourmott obedient humble Serract. Laliwade, near Edinburgh, ISABELLA GOODLLT. The under-vacationed Gentlemen do fcverally aura 11$ lA. th enticity of this curet JO HN PATON, Minliter. O. MURRAY, Elder. AMES HUME, Elder. AMES ST ART, Surgeon. The Drops are fold In bottles of Ss. and 11. as. Ss* by die general Venders of Patent Medicines In town and country; is the Borough of Southwark only by Mr.'Clazite, N 0.161, aal X Shaw, No. 74. MEDICINE ACT: At the only Warehottfe for Dr. James's Powder, 43, St Paul's Church-yard,a few doors from the Corner of Chealkdr, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at t h e prices =netted, inch: dive of the Stamp Oinks impoted by this Ad; but no additional charge has hem made upon Dr. James Powder; which is continued at the original pri ce if U. 6d. per packet. It may alto be had at 41. per dozen; ue he quantity of a dozen packets in one,bottle, for al as 6d. duty ncludol, fo that the Public arc no (offerers. • But in order to facilitate the operation: and to !effect the bar. then of this Ad, which would In a grant rneafure have promt of tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines at- fold to any perfons purchafing half a dozen or more, free front the cir era: of the St-naps. a. d. r. .1. Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steers's Opedeldne a 6. Analeptic Pills 4 6 CamvolGon Oil a - Cattle Powder z 6 Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hooper's Pills t a zengcs - - st I. Dr. Antibes Chalybtate Camomile Drops a Pills - • 4 o El euee of Coltsfoot 3 9 Berry's Bilious Bills S o Effenic Of Peppermint t t Dalby's Carminative z q Ormikirk Medicines r 9 JEtherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magnolia 3 6 Greenough's Tindlores • z z I Inglis's Scuts Pills a c Tutu Lozenges a x Grant's Drops - t ;I, Mr. Spence's Doi:suffice 4 0 Norton's Drops set FreattesTinetursonlark 3 6 Spillhury's Drops 5 Hu:hones ditto a 6 spcedinali% Ping a u Englith Coffee a 9 Dr. Sdander's Tea a Ocphalic Snuff o so Jones's Rheumatic Tincture. 36.6 d. Alfa, the Genuine Arqucbufade lately imported, and nu .11. of the ether Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for expo r. cation are Supplied without Stamps as before this Ad. • N.B. Aa many perform, particularly fervants and mellimys mittake the houfc F. NEWBERY,the Propertor nal. r the noseffity of pointing out, that it is at the Lail E nd of .• Pauts.nearelt to Cheapfide, and that it has a great white . - coed front, with tittle words infcribed : Tin la NLY W.tasuouss roa Da. jamas Powsta. . VENEREAL BLINDNESS, • ' To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surrion, No 9, New Bridge. r.l DIAZ 4111, -Landon. IT is with the moil heartfelt fakisfaition that I s i .. drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your iewslual4 Mulkine—Ltatte's t ENT Puns.- In the firing year I had the ntlsfurtunc to conceal • Venereal Complaint, attended with the molt alarrnhag - antdangerous fymptoms; in afouch,that I have teen confined to my room fur a wholeweek together, and not able to ltir out of it; I had no cult night r.r day, and faltered the molt excruciating polo and tament, er what was 11111 worfe, nay Eyes grew weak and dim, Co th.; I could fcarce difcan any °bled, if ever Co chafe to me, and e!.. paled nothing Ids than the total his of my light.—From a It healthy, and rather corpulent man, I be dame a mere fhaeuw, and an object of pity and oompalifitio.--My friends had afigic..n Inc over, and thought my recovery imputlible. In this dnadtid Rite, ant apieting every minute to he toy left In this wet.i, I we. fortunately rvetunicntied^ by a neighbour to try yi r Mullane% but having , tried all medical aid to DO purpufe, a I been at an enormous expence, it was fume time before I cut '4 he prevailed on to t.he them; at halt I fent for fix bout, . before I had tahen them all, I found confider - able benefit; pains gradually dccasfed,and my eye-figtit grew better, and:4 great forprlzc and aftouillonent of all my friends, (afar tie.. ng three boxes more), my health and ltrempth was perfralY r'` - ltorod, and lam now, 'thanks tartly Goo-and your hwaluifil, Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was In my life. Your oblircd humble fervent, R. 1.. LEIGH. High-Rent, Birmingham, Nowt:tiber a, inv. You are at full liberty topublifit this in any manner you thilt proper, for the benefit of fociety at large. and which I &will have fent you fooner,but was fearful of a relapfc. The aboveModleine is catcall, recommended to all recall that are in any doubt of their being (-utterly free of serey Ve , ureal.-tifeEtion, particularly to thole drat altetiog their oaf did= in life, as it will certainly eradicate evay taint ,d tbal astute, of however long landing, or however W . /coifed vn.ht the appearance of other difordas it may be ; for Scorbutic. Oleodufar, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is ago recommended to he taken. cfpecially in the Spfittr, Sommer, and Prepared and fold by the foie Proprittor, THOMAS TAY. LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at No• 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where he will give vice, without a Fee, to pedals t thing thcfc Pills, and wig as. (war patients Letters, If pelt paid, ou the fame terms, olden ins in all cafes the muff aver.lable Secrecy, no Perfon's nowt: cafe having been nientioned, but at their own particular rtgeto. by the Propefetor,during the curie of more than 35 year, that hc bas had the conduct of an retentive fate of dm above fruit ate, and the pcisclue letting thereffam. They at :At fold by his appointment, at the Perfumers, NO. If, St. Alhatis-ftreet, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robertfon's Ter sup, No. tel. Ostord.Artrt ; Mr. Steers, Bookfella, No. I • Union-row. Llrtle Tower-Hill; aod by ons Perko M every oonliderable town in England. in Hoses of only so 9d cadk , foaled up with foil and plat Berodiona. I.ONDON: Primal far the Preprktan. by JOHN Dana , (or Carnahr-ttrett) at doe STaa PRI wra W Carey-Itirpet ; and pabhibed by lAVBL KIWI. (aY Co , thaTrvlace. Lankbetb). at Na 1. Cl= el" r" -f Srmtfirrica, Tonpaalfat I to arblab caanane4. :••tc,,, ree •be F TOS Itt . rnrefttd VI be ablestel. iiumßas 3796 3 THEATREAOYA TO -MORROW EVE tiler Majefties Servant SHE WOU'D ANT After tbe Hay. (IL EQUlsth One HAR Or. THE MAC Wi:h New Scenery, Machir To conclude with a Ml 'the New Overturc, Songs, With St:Wilton/ from the lot Thl kvaiinc—The Haunted' THEA'cRP.-ROYA, TO -MORROW EVE will be RUTH . Othello, Mr. POPt Dade:floor Alter the Play the of HARLEQJ Or, THE DOIIIII With New Scenery, Machin, liarning--The School fa To TO BE SOLD By WM. At the King's Head Inn, in I mouth, on 'fburfday the azd o'clock at noon, A LL that new-built ca filling of a ®op, kitchen eight,fleeplag rooms, cellars, y, trarehoufes adjoining the fame, Yarmouth, in the occupation a now carried on an extenfive wl (Ivor Trade: alfo a detached added to the other Manage al parlour, kitchen, and four co kited for the accommodation c at 1111.1fummer next. For further particulars appl attorney at law, Vormoutb. PLYMOUTH,-F1 FOR SALE ST P 1 At the Brokces Wareboufes, Fritlily the 23d of January in noon—by virtue of a Comn Admiralty, addrceed to Eth Efqrs. THE FOLLOW isa Burch Sal Rai 800 7 t i ll qii Barrels ? 384 Half Otto 5 • so Chef!' Lemons. tog lows °neves. 36 Quarter Cats 7 t at s Routed Being the Cargo of the Brie! Malaga; detained by his Ma] &moult, Daft. Coranuader The above IPtaft kalnt of r rack parka' Well worth the forytewhy of erbtek, and fa floe or Jo Kroger% the COI C. D. Swoons, Broker ; Wiirs ; or at the Dance of Peter S Plymouth, Jan. to, tEod. TO SS SOLD IV Pt A MOST definable Fl 4 coediting of thtMtiVICQ tie Itcdtoig and the Townatili in the Cquoty of Ltdceld4, tlcreabook of leery rich E*Od Macao* ikrite, a good arid oi Suitable Odwbollicliign to oactio all in good rcpnr. The Land cnmprizos I3 Ai Cr.iynd, ilhiw.nt are gr`*ing Tindiewerecs, lidgahle few his I.‘ Si alley Ol Tree& Thc Uncle, reeportions, which come roan: wry hoc Mh, Rlm, and ntle lltther and othct frees of Afh Rows. atntketitan is Malt about 2 Samford, and 3 from Uppingl Sporting Country, in which to kept. •.• The Land Tax at t The Prernifes may be viewed b. es, Mq. at the Manton Hou PastiallAa may be bad at Ile ton and Bell, Lamb•Luildinga, eipai Inn: in Leiceft,x, State Slog, at Grantham; and at tl nape, in York ; and Mr. Ti tbe Elate will be let with WALKEIVS STOM MRS. WALKER is engagenunte in another 1 atifwer , the great demand nil the Medicine, cmeallem I C lt a r th tab atomsen beet as immediate and infallible rci triolaboured under a Billions C triederety advice and recipe in by this excellent Medlar it to wire it public , for t se ON= incident to tit Ite Oset • and dile/demi ercdoe of Bilc, cod other jok rCieh Chit Medicine It 'minicab bac, crtottt ale IL Mires ll e n e CialPhine. Pea , *Wail tits climeagnis ft i it yrtverd et tike st 7 fl $•%,11 found stir Imaillobli to b$ trolbled with ortatiets, ant at itic eritcs Flat oarillitution c et.. lent Family Medicine, as ii h: tM. is thrreforrrecontmeni ter. M..4-I;;;;;;;rpreetab7f7t; bin received emalos benefit, ti "plying to Mee. W a/kee, Priv It told wboltfale and retail; Skive_ ,• L Newberry, owner W. 'remittal', No. ap, New B cr ot SackviLlindbrort, Pict- MuLr.it-areet, Creasdillt-Sioi teener near Mile-ena Tin . r Aftl4'e Sorry bile Wed I. inter by Mr. Norton, Cr 4.i G. CliebnikoNt ; Adams, Mufti . elbd Weaou. Cbertfer, 1 ss. pt eseb, duty included. N. & Lottecri poll pail