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OLD BAILi 2. On Saturday 17 prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally convicted, viz. Stephen Byrar, for Dealing a pocket-bilok, con taintng fome notes, out of the trunk of a pernin ...who lodged in the fame houfe with him. He con felled breaking open the trunk, and taking the notes; but he contended that they were his own Property.—Guikr. William A at, a boy of fixteen years of age, for Dealing a piece of pork. and a child's coat. The prifoner confeffed the offence, and .vas found Gaily/. Nine were convicted of felony, viz. T. Ddy wan, for Dealing two bufhels cf oats, the property of J. Clark ; T. Ca/tn, for Dealing five pair of cotton flockings, and other articles, the property of J. Powell ; y. Thampfoa, for ftealis a jacket, the property of A. Peale ; C. Brown, lir Dealing a' , fiber tea fpoon, the property of J. Glover; E. Odell, for Dealing five pair of women's velvet (hoes, the property of W. Bows Shrnbfole ; S. Mrphy, for Dealing three yards of cotton, the property of J. Wilmott ; T. Lowy, for Dealing 731 b. of pork, the property of G. Bowler. Gone 'Manion for Dealing tom Meas. Combe and Bridgeman, merchants,. two Bank Notes of soot. each, one of 251. one of col. and one of O. Mr. Bridgman depofed, that he was the partner of Boyce Combe ; that on the isth of Ottober loft, ha gave the prifoner, who was then his Clerk, a draft on Pfeftrs. iiefCcitt and Co. bankers, for 4361. with direCtions to pay it as an inftalment upon fcrip ; at the fame time, giving him tome receipts for • former payments of fcrip, tin the amount nearly of 40001. On the evening of the 25th, the prifoner returned to the counting•houte, but the witnefs inked him no queftions, being in the habit of confiding large fums of money to his care ; but on the morning of the 16th, the prifoner not coming to the office for (lime time after the Vital hour, he fent for him, but he was not to be found. Alarmed ar this, he went to the Bank, and finding the inftalment had not been paid, he Bad the prifoner advertifed—did not fee him after wards until the anti of December left; at the houfe of i Mr. Mortice--Witnefs admitted the prifoner had on all other occafions cot:defied himfelf very properly—he had lived with him four months— and he had entertained a vet/ good opinion of bitt...7rifoner returned all the fcrip receipts, which were convertible into cant, and a 201. note. A Clerk of Menit. Prefcott proved the prifoner's hiving received thb amount of the draft, and the tiamber of the notes in which it was paid. Two Clerks froi: the Bank of England (wore, thit the prffoner had obtained change from them for the notes defcribed by Prefcott's Clerk ; and that tbe 201. note proditced in Court, as that re turned by the prifoner to Mr. Bridgeman, was one of thpfe he had among the change from them. Thomas Mortice fdw the prifoner on the 26th of December fall, in the boxes of Drury-lane The- ' acre ; the moment the prifoner perceived him, he quitted the box ; but the witnefs folidwed, and overtaling him in the lobby, he remonfirated with him on his condult, and perfuaded him to go into a eciath with him, which took theft: to the Ordnance Tavern, p e a:Waminfter-Bridge, where he promifid to do all he could for the prifoner with his laic mailer, if he tvould return the ferip lesurities, with wha t money he had left : the pri foner proMifcd to do Ib, and accordingly went away, unaccompanied by the witnefs, to get them. Some time after the prifoner came to the witnefs's bout', and gave him all the ferip receipts, the 201. note produced in Court, a ii. note, and 7s. Rating It to be all the money that he had remaining. The witnefs tent for Mr. Bridgeman on the Mon adarfollowing ; he and the priloner converted to gether, and with his knowledge the prifoner con tinued at the witnefs's houfe until the Thurfday fillowing, when he was brought before the Lord Mayor. The witnefs knew the prifoner for nearly fOur years; and always had the higlieft opinion of his integrity, and he believed with Mr. Bridge man, that be was urged to this unfortunate aa, by tome woman. He added, that the prifoner was not eighteen years of age, and was of molt re fpeaable cant:cations. The Race:Pala remarked to the Jury, that the Indidmer.t was laid for larceny only, and from the nature of the evidence, he thought there could be little doubt of the guilt of the prifoner. As to the proof of the prifoner's general character, m• any promife made by Nfellis. Combe and Bt idge man an their adverthiment, thofe things Ihould have no influence in the prdtent cafe. The Jury found the prifoner Gtilt,t but in con fideration of his youth and charsidlet., recommended him to mercy. Mr. Bridgeman faid, he moil cot.i diattonded this recommendation. for Dealing two bufheis of oats, the property of John Clark. The prifoner, in this cafe, addieffed the Court, Rating, that he had a wife and feveral children, who fubliftzd on his induliry, and who mutt be ruined by depriving then of it. To relieve their %giant; was, he alledged, the only caufe of his committing the offence fbr tvhich he had been I jut convicted. The LORD CHIEF BARON raid, the cafe the pnToner had Rated would be taken into confide- ' ration. .• WilNam Stage was arraigned upon three dif ferent incliaments. Upon the prifoner being ar raigned, he tilted if he was to be tried immediate ly, as othertvife he thoald decline to plead ? Being told by the Clerk of the Crown that he man plead ,- he pleaded Guilty. The Recoansa recommended him to refleCt a little—he might have been incautioufly advifed to tender ihie plea; and perhaps it would be more for his advantage to take his chance from a trial orthe fads. His I.adihip added, that he would nor record the plea, unlefs the prifoner infifted - - upon it. Stable thanked his LordThip for his candour, Wit repeated his plea ; and fo pleaded to the other tivn ;al/talents. 'this Prifonerilands iudieted for having uttered .. •! r•s4 fnr 2 coL ouroort ing to be (train by Enr.nuel stable and Co. of York, upon lanhington and Co. of Lons with intent to defraud William Mar/iot. w i th having obtained upon falfe pretences thread-lace,. thread edging . and filk lace, to the amount of ' t4cl. from V. illiam Snsith of Northampton. Three wcrc conviCted of mifdemeanors, 7. Brown, and W. l'obtf,n; Mr breaking thc flop window of W. Bainbridge, with intent to Real, and received fentence, the Paid Johnf,on tO be imprifoned in Ncwgate two years, and J. Brown fix months. Thomas Wilfiams alias William Myers, flood in diCted for utterlbg a counterfeit half guinea, with intent to defraud Cortes Cooke. Cortes Coate flitted, that on the :2th of pecetri ber lag, the prifoner came into his !hop, and de manded a pound of candles, for which he offered half-a-guinea, defiring change. Tice witnefs exa mined it, and found it to be very good, but on the infant he was about to give him ate change, ano ther perfon came in and asked for a pound of foap. The witnefs reque(led hirh to wait until he fhould have erotic with the prifoner, but the other Paid , I ,ne was in a hurry, and the prif deGred the, ivitnefs to ferve the bap purchafed, and he would wait. The *kne e. accordingly went to (apply the Map, and leaving the half guinea offered by the prifoner on the counter s he raid, " on retolledion believe I have got flyer to pay for the candles, and there will be no occafion to trouble you for the change." The prifoner then took up the half guinea, and putting his hand into his pocket took out another half guinea, which the witnefs by Mere accident difcovering, fulpeCled the defign of the prifoner, ran round the counter, End attempted to leize him, but was prevented by the other per fon who bought the foap, the witnefs believes to have been the prifoner's accomplice.— The wittiefs hot/ever purfued the prifoner, and on going into• the theta, he was intercepted by ano ther man, who brandifhed a flick over his head, defiring him not to follow the prifoner. The Uric nefs perfevered notivithflanding, and overtook the prifoner in Fleet firett, and with the affiance of a conflable, took him into cuftody ; on fearching him there were found upon him two guineas in gold, two fcven Milling pieces, and 24 Millings in fdver, all good. The prifoner was found Guilty. And three were acquitted, via.—j ballimore, and S. ThozWon. II rlli.'m WiVon was acquitted Of the charge of Healing a watch belonging to joreph Atkins. The profecutor and the Officer by whom the prifoner was arrefled, fwore to his confeffion of the rob bery, and his protnife that the. watch fhould be returned if they would liberate him ; the watch was accordingly returned. However, as no other evidence Appeared but the confeflion, under Etch eireundlances the jury, under the direction the judge, acquitted the prifoner, the CHiE BARON obferving, that many innocent men might be induced through fear of the fhame of a public trial, to confefs arky change brought againß them, if promifed liberation; as the reward of fuch con fawn.. LONDON MARKETS. tri gitifißCHANOE, MONDAY, JANUARY it , R . RN of WHEAT ip Mark-lane, including only front the 4th of January t. the 9th of January. agreeable to the new Ada. Toehl--soy3 Quarters. Average 711 s. tog os. I i 4d lower than loft return. PRICE OF HOPS. fret 31 no to j 1 os t i t Kent 41 os to slits Sae* 31 zoi to 41;6s Suffers 41 os to 31 Ss Fifa 31 104 to 41 lOC Fatit. 61 os td 71 ,7i GELDS PER. HURDLE WEIGHT, January 111. Red Clavefr 36s to 94s White ditto flas to 126. per cwt. Trefoil los to SW Turnip z6s to ass per 11140. Rye Grafi, slo to 36s per loaner Cinquefoil 3os to 4,0 per ditto Muftord- SWhite 144 6d to 141 per bufhel Seed. prows _ dos del to 14s 6d per ditto CAnary Seed MI to its od per ditto Rape Seed 331 to 381 per lafl. surrimELD, Jamul 18. To fink the offal—per Rose of 81b. Beef 4s 44 to 31 8d Veal - 6s od to is 44 Mutton - p od to 6s 6d Potk p 8d to 6s td Stock at Market this nsoroing. Besets limo. Sheep aspoo. NEWOATE and LEADENHALIauary it Per flame of 811). try the caret.. Beef 3s 44 to 4s 8d Veil 4s 6d to 6s 6a Mutton 41 4 d to ss sd • Pork p ti to 6s 8d PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, January iB. Smithfield. Ft. James's. I.Vhkethapel. O.HaY3IOtoS 5 3 6oto 5 9 • 3 10 oto 3 3 0 N. do, o oto o o Straw z 9tot 16 1 14 otO 2 0 0 1 Boto 1 ter o Clover 41e tos is 3 to oto 6 z• o COALS, January zB. Belt Coals in the fool, ys. od. per asaldroa. Ykliverod il. 13s. flunderlAnd. 21. 2.. cd. Delivered , 21. 121. od. BIRTHS. On the tyth 1111120, In Lower Seyntour-ftreet, the Lady of Thomas Parry Junes, Efq. of a fon. On the 13th init. the Lady of Captaln Philip Codd, of her Seventh Son. Pt..111.-BAITINat • This day w..s publillaed, price Is. 6d. SERMON on Barbarity to GOD'S Dumb ; ptrachtel in the Panes Church of Woking ham, 11.7rks, on Sunday the aothof December, ittoi, (being the day previous to the Annual Bull Bait in that Town i) inktilml to JOHN DENT, FA. M. P. By the Rev. FDWARD BARRY, M. D. Sold by' . Spragg, No. 16, King-itreet, Covent-Garden, London, and all other Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Sr:mien Sermons, preached morn on Puhlie Oceallems, 7s. The Friendly Call of Truth and Keaton, to a New Specks of DM:liters. 2a. A kw Abler mtions on the Expedience of Parliamentary In lei-pal:non,. duly to explain the Ad of William and Mary, eoinstionly called the Tolerating Ad, is. DIED. At Kilkenny, the Bight Hon. Lady Fmnees Kavanagh, lifter to the late, and aunt to the mien Earl of Ormonde. On the 7th initant, at Stoke Nettington, Mifs Elizabeth De Medina, aged fourteen years, keond daughter of Sokei47o de Medina, Efq. On Friday, at Bath, hi the pd year of her age, Lady Char lotte Nara. third dauglntr of the Dukt of Marlborough. On the t Ida init. at his lodgings, York Place, Qiieen's Elms, Brampton, in the 37th year of his agt„Capt.dn N 1 Spent, tithe Neptune Eaft bsdiansan, fon of Dc. Nathaniel Spins, of The Km James Ward, P. P. of Cradoe, county of Glare. In Cart, Mr. John MounrJoy, duet-raker, aged 114. At Haddon-reed, county a Kilda% the wire of John Locker, Eh. late of Dubin. in Galway, at ed s 3, Mrs. Deborah Irstite, Mid of ficlats 'Mr. UM Bala. of tows,plotor i ddatssldMlet BE-tiOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE,.on the IR of Match, aut o THE FIRST PART (and. very Ihortly after the Second Part) ofthe valuable and catenlive LIBRARY of the GREFFIER F.AGEL, of the HAGUE ; conipmlacuding a choke couwicriox of BOOKS in Theology and Eerie ftartical Hiffory, Claflical, Philological, and molt branches of Polite Literature, Philofophy, Playfics, Natural Hillary, Semen, and the Fine Arts, Greek and Itothan Antiquities, Ancient . and Modern Hißory and JurifetZ f p 6011 11 PhYt YoVagen and Travels. The Md C.ll bus both ateumu lating fbr Upireards of a Century by the fame Family, which during that period have held the firlt Departments of State in the United Provinces of the Netherlands, and, as i Hiftorical, Tbpogiughical, and Umiak's* Library, may jultly rank among the molt dittlnguilhed. The Books in general are in fine can. dklon, *rid many of them printed on large taper. May be viewed Ilk days previous to the fate; and Catalogues of the Mit part may be bad after the tR of Febniary ant of Mr. Chriitic, In JAMES'S AiIALEPTIC PILLS. • FOR the Rhenn2atifrns and Colds which prevail at this feafon of the yeti, 1361116:Heim is (orate and ciao chola as Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their pecullir tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural Seert dons, will account for their angular virtues in thee Complaint!, as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable • from the vkilEtudes of our Climate. They are admirably cal culated for difordets of the Stomach and Bowels, for perfons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto for there whole ccinftitu dons have bTen affected by a too active or too fedeutary life. They are likewife partieuktri y fervieeable in Head-Achs aces fioned by Ineligeftion, and in removing the bed drafts of free living; as alto in preventing Panes and Apoplexies, to often the eonfequence of intemperance. Peeourfo Could be had te than after every excels of eating or drinking, and upon every flight indifpofition ; and thus their well known tharadteriftle of pro misting longevity will be maintained ; for, by affifting Nature In the due difeharge of the animal functions, and by keeping the conftitution as It were in continual repair, they preferve the b - dy in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. Al the ANAIIPTIC PILLS owe their excellences° 4 peculiar prepare/inn. *bids etas never been divulged by the Inventor but to the preent Proprietors, they can only be bad genuine from theta; and they are fold by FRANCIS Newsier, at the Warehonfe for Dr. James's Poivder, No. 45,thrEaft End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Chenpllde, Loudon ; and at Dr. James's late hoof,: in Bruton-ftreet ; in Boxes price as. M. each, Stamp included; or the quantity a fix fluty be had in one Lrge box, for t I. as. 6d.--Obferve that the name, " F. Newbery, No. 45,1 t. Paul's," is emigrated lithe &riffs. All 0' . ..12R1S are (*MM . terfdts. DISEASES a the URINARY CANAL awl VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. - 11 MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily l' eonfulted gratis, from 9 toy at his beide, No 5, Fritb-ftreet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obltru.ftion s Strietura, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefs, Insoritineitcy of Urine Mules, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, From ettinfrve Ptadice in this department, to which he has con enedtimfelf for many years, he offers a method of curt, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a yelapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Datisn's celebrated 4mo dicated) Bangles, has ultimately fo improved them, by dir;ft ing them of the irritating effedts of common Bougie', that they fueeecil where einftles and other vielent means have failed. For the Venereal Difi.-afe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poifetfion of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or reftrAint in diet unacceffary. To enable him t o attend patients at their own houfes he has provided the aisftance of 1 Gentle man of the Faculty. Perform in the country may be cared by ftating their cafe. in letters, poll paid. lutt Publifficd, price is. 6d. Fifth Edi'ion, enlargejitA Treatife on the above Complaints, Walt tted with the various fymptoms and Cafes (belying the p cinful and dangerous ci te& of Cultic Bougles; an improved method of treating go norrhea., ate. Ste. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-enut, Folio ; and H. D. Symonds Paternotter-row ; alro to be had at M'Quecn's, Exeter-Change, and at the AUtbor's. To THOMAS D TAYLOR, Ff 4 No. 9, Bedge-ltrect, London. Henoircd Sir, Edinburgh, Math rt, tS,r. BEG leai% to inform you, that ever !ince the year :790, I have been aftlieted witb the Imes Venoms ; which, from its obitinately refitting every murk of mcdecinc preferibed by Me molt eminent of the faculty here, and under gulag fcveral revere COUlfes of falivation, and twice difchargc4l Trortithe Hofpital, with little riulcf, would arpem to be of the tnoft inveterate nature: hi the fpring of hit year my diforda had get to fuel% a head, as neatly to put a period to my matt:nee ; I bad a Loge *es on the crown of my head, one on.cach arm, and my legs were broke out in i frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a Rau of ulieratin for else Itilt (even years ; my left bad alfo two !arge nodes on it, was very much diTcoloured,end gave me fun extruclating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive me of rte. In this lamentable time I was recommended by MS. J. Thontp. fon (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your Lakes Patent Pills,. sottich I Innen to do on the 26th of Way in the courfe of a ortnight I began to receive benefit—in little More than a month the ulcers nn my head and arms were found. ly healed--loon after the Cores on my legs healed alfo, leaving however, enfideroble dikolouration in the Skin, and pain la the bone of the left, which, by the *tang of GOD, and a little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, fulaNted ; the "dee dirPerfmlit the ODD regaining its natural hue, an 4 the one . turnal ptlns gradually going off..-I thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine, perfctaly free from all my former ceon plaints—have recovered my former fpirk and Itrength, an am become jolly and fat, in which Rate baying entinoed many months to the aftonithment of all who knew me, I am at a lois in what terms to expects my, gratitude, but beg you, for tht good of other (offering mortals, to make this my cafe as public as potable, as 1 Ihall on eatery occafton ; in fo doing you will greedy oblige, Sir, your grateful, Oballent, Very humble (avant, ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Chafe, High-ttrect, Edinburgh. Witneffes to the above cure:lnn Tbonspfun, N 0.3. New Poultry-onkel, John Pagutoili, Id Eby el*, Edinburgh. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the litordColkge of Surgeons, at his Houk, N 0.9, New Bridge-greet, Leedom; where, after a conitant refidence of more than thirty-6s years, in a predict particular ly direded to the cure of Vencriel Complaints, ave. thole inci dental to the Parts of Generation, with that invftble feterecy which Men - ofjaisProfellion thould always oblerve in loch cafes, he flatten 6W, the advice and affiance he gratuitoully ad miniams to peons taking this Medicine, will be eiteorned, by &cliff:ening Pkbac, as an advantage feldoen attainable, and void of all ambiguity. AN* fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of that living at a diltanee, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's Item, Pail-Mall; the Toy-fhop, No. 103, Orford-greet; Mr. Dilborongh's, N 0.7, Pith ftreet-hill ; Mr. Steel, book follet, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Batter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callweil's, Dublin ; and by one per fon in every cord/dere* town in reat Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only es. 9d. each, Wed ter, with full and plain di regions, whereby peens of either fez may cure thenifetves with cafe, (peed, fatter, dui Liffey. N. U. Even lox fold in Great Mein Is reeled up with s Stamp, Mt which. by favour of. the Commlflioners. Is printed, at the amp-Office—T. Taybar,No. 9. New Bridge-fireettetsto mane wield's felony, and all ether. art stauitettait • • . T.XTRACT FikoM VIS 1.0 1 .1D0N (..;:kt ''T I*. rr has been the Unit• of the l'iortiez•-.., c! :Be well known ANTiscoitturre DP,Ol'3. ter, ..;.3 . ) ••: . d and . prepared by the late Fitancts tti , itsavier„Or 1•:• U41 7 ,4t. fary, No, ts, tiOho Spare. London, and continued only a.,1 folely„there te be prepared genuine.to runt the Pthlic ,w.,,0i , t the Itnpoetions *kith arc daily pradifed agelnit A trdielma poffelling ikeiltrit rein:debility; and as the virtues ,it :h.: Ail tircorbutie Mips have been found not only an antidote he fas t!° utie completing , but a fticeefsfuT rcfuurcc in cut.aicoua erttp. ' ns,fcrophula, gout, rhounatifm, and tho I'th:infant difeates I. the neriree, as the lift of cures accompanying each boti!a„ givet ip an ample bill of dirieticros, will telllfy, as well as the . Trcatife on diet, gout, &C. written by the late Proritr,T, lwhich may jib be had at the Diipent.try) fin& them out va it objeela tarry, under their farielion,fuch fpuriom imitatiolis„ Por this reafun the Proprietors, by. the Lwow' of his I‘44:llfa Commiffionerg of the Stamp °hire, have :Atial a itamp on each bottle, printed In black ink, se , th the words Spill/wry and Co. No. is. Soho Square, expreired upon it, which, if !}.e pnehafei attendi to, together With the words " Ilr retie K tr,:,as PATENT,"OII the bottle, bill, and wrapper, wi t h the 34416011'X the ittlag's arms on the larger, he may be aftlired be hag oh , talend the genuine mecPcine, as ;old at the-Difiver.fary, :4m. Square, London, in bottles of ts. and , il. 24. eash,thicy inchard WHEN Profellional Men of edtit.ttHaik atki—re ilvenbifity detlatte Man the general fy.tent Hy the ff. le4tien of a ralliar Branch, the fandion of long contiaroi facie s is the belt criterion of fuperiority. ... . - • Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the exclufive treat. meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsfut Tele! of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as 13m able the ravages of thofe complaints which arc Or molt irniitea. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into evert branch as no Army Surpria, I formed a with at an early period of Pradtice to refcuc als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the Kathy dasa• lerous precipitancy of general Pradition;!ri. The THREE DISORDgItS, to the coreof Which I have de. /cited my tunneled, tromping every fpeclea of VENEREAL INFECT lON, whether of a recent or long doration....scuir. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariflrs fr.= the habits et Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftiv tint 410- rangenient of the fyltem in Women which is tailed BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes art: the teNft of ignorance or heel* the treatment of a fimple.Oonorrhea, and It not unfrecue;itly h a p pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indife t rction of se unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints ate dilly cured, and even where others have failed, I twit that V' may prefume to offer a radical re-eftabliffinietit Few,hoviever, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs rib the &corder compared with the calamitous thus:ions of Menotti* frdm indulgence Ma SOLITARY VKIE, or the prevalent Gate. ties of a faihionabie Life, acquire that ftatcsof Debility is al.! unavoidable chnfequence of Nth pernicious habi.s. Where the unhappy fare= broods over Isla nnfery, bat fully conceals his misfortune, it may be lenge contestation lee hint to knelt, that although It be an °Neel eidenbt or isacer• talnty with other Praffiltinners, the removal of theft DER. CTENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the whet went of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Vertzs haves begun to reduce manly vigour, much assiiety will be prevented 'by an early counteraction of this langind Rite, and in the* cafes no great difficulties will occtsy. But where this Deficiency has ter years ezilted. a fnsperPer, feverance la indifpenfibly requifite to revive the numb:lag fparial of Life, yid to re-animate tie Conildtution. MARRED WOMEN, who have long been di:appointed in their expcastiona of a Family, may be Aimed, that in triSft initansee fuch defects are curable by Medical Sl4lll. • The SECRECY whlth is fo effential.tomv undertaking, and the lalifications which I have pre(emed to Rate, form the Balls al my Prrtenftons, and in cubic dente with fu.:b this hat, maticii is given, that Mr B- may be confultFdpefohafty (or by letters Incloling a (mall note) at his honfe, Ns. ay, Arun. del-ilrcet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in 117-:ter-Itttet adjoislogb and the name Is on both the doors. • M. Il Member of the P owl Pcalcer• , •5 Sunerans • . DURHAM, juNr. 16, 18A. SIR —I feel infinite fatisiltEtion in having per. miffion to communicate to you a.molt flirpritin, Core, cf. feeted by your truly invaluable it ES rukATIV is NERVOUIII CORDIAL., and think it would be doi.ir an injuilice to Mau kind and the Public in general, to whhhuld the Eff.cael of fio falutart and fovereirti a Medicine Mrs. Shirwocd, late h aufekeeper at Windlcitnne :Tad, in the vidnity of Durham, has beeti.afiliSted Iron] the year 1792. with. a long train of horrid Nervous atieelions, attended with Meru.. elating Pains in the Back and : 4 tomach. Giddinefs Violent Head-ach, and extreme Sicknefs; in [hurt, her whole game wag fo Impaired, that It was "nth the greeted difficuky the cent& walk up or down [take, an was often confined to her room foe weeks together; her lituation was fo truly alarming, that the frequently was obliged to he fupporte , l to prevent hitt.from ing ; with the advice of me.Tical men, the was induud to make a dal of your Nervous Cordial. ill( firlt took two fliein bank., which a:Torckd her a little rNief, Ilse to us Su' a brim bottle, and before the had t..ken the whdle •of it, '.as chic tsi walk, without the !tea inconv,nicnce, font or five Milts; the ::owit upwards of 6o years of age, happy restored from pain And difrefe, to a better its te of health than the has rift:wed for there ten years. Any perfon defiroui of further infermatiou, may have (very fati•fatlion by applying either by fitter (pelt paid) or perfonallbto your much obfiged humble fereanr, W. A. HBNI)ERSON, Bookliner, Sadler-PFeet:; Dtirbana • To Dr. BRODUM, Allikan-ftreet, London. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NhRVOLIS CORDIAL, to be had at the I)octor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-arett, feria doors from the Leverian Mufeum, nack friars Biid•t, in Bui• flea at 22.5. 1 6d. anti sa. 6d. Alfa, at GAtlin a , Na 4 4$ Conthill ; and at Codicil's, Strand, London. . . - . In Bath, bruit well, GLifgovr,' Batter, Briftol, Sheppard. Hug, Mr. Peck, rrintdri Brighton, Douai:Won and Cs. Handiro% Mr. Bs:usual*, Birmingham, Swim's:7, *KIWI; Booleß.s-r. BedGrd, Smiths Ipfrrich,. Middte 'itch, Blandfotd, Simmons, Ile of Wtbr, Albin, Bury St. Edmund's, 'Musk, trivia; A. Young, mcrchiail t Bridport, Marvin 11.41.ti5, Bins and Ce. . . .. Clieltenh:un, Buckle, Lynn. (*.deg, Curibridge, Gee, ll..;:icetter, Swin. •14 _ ._ - . . . Canterbury, Briftow. Lewet, Elliott, Carlifle, Joule, Mancheiter, I.yneb. Chatham, Etheringtos, • Margate, FAIVVT, Chebitbford, Meggy and Co. Newbury, FuUer, Chefter, Poole and Son, Newest:le, Via Met. Chiebefter, Phillipfon, Northarnron, Dicey and Cs Dublin, Spilfbury and Co. Nottingham: Burb.%e and Cl., Durham. Headerfon„ Norwich. Sti.v.:,fon ..11.i Co. Dcal, Rofe, 7 Dov 4. N eales, . erford. jornm. Plymouth, Nettlttal4, Devizes, Broughton, Pc;ltikhouitt, Wm% Exact., Truman and Son, hirckenzic, Culla:est-Wept Gofport. Harding DuMin. - Darby. Drawn', Reading, Imam and CA • Eldar, and Co. SaMbury. Catlin'. ------ Mr. R. Scott. drug. P rAton, Scrjent, And by molt Booldl.ller3 and Medwint-VetaLra in the find kingdoms. Gladwrin, confret„ P- 1L Mr. A. Nrry,Merett It will be ncce.ff ary the Doncr r...0.dd fee fuel Patients as art . of lided with Draft;efs or I .ofs of Si t eht, or fend thtir Cafes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Itodor (l'id ..r Carriage_riu), with ids ufual Fee.—The Medicines nay la- had every Day. To thofe Ladies or Gentlemen bordtAng on the flute of Ms• trintany. the Dottor would partiettlair treumrnend the Bata. Meal Syrup, (prior to their appearsice beoretbe Alltar of Hy-, men), who are in the fmalkit siegt.,e anpreltenlive of the fyiteta not being entirely found, or fulisdt to relarrions o; the folid'. •.• Letters, (biting Patients safe•, with tLe I)ottor's Aid (et of a Guinea, will be ft: idly attended to. A eras. Bonk cousins equal to five frnel soca. LONDON: Painted for the Prorictora. by JOHN OANIBL, g party-Brat; at the STAR Pll/4TINO-OVIPIC 2, No. Is .ftreet ; and publifhed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can tabury-plam, Lambeth), at No. a, Cam-Aeon, and at the Sraa-Otrce, Temple-Bat; to aid& Oilice all coultsitualk boatfOr IM !Loma are resulted to be addrcetail MARRIED. On Tharfday lan, at Rye, John Luzford, Efq. of %I/Jacket fa, to Mifs Curtris, Anarhter of Jeremiah Curteb, Efq. of Rye. At Reading, Mr. Wllittnn, of Great James-fttert, Bedfott.. row, London, to Mifs Aldtidge, of Caftb-lirect, Reading. • e SstgrilAy lait, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, George Bridges, Erg.* Mfg Delantain, daughter Of Henry W 4111414 Bfq. Berisces-ftrect. At Marybotoogb, Mr. Dcfpard, to Mifs Gardiner, eldeß daughter of the late Col. Oarditter, of Bellevue, Soutlamptaft • Al Waterford. Samuel Sprigs, jun. El+ of that city, to Mifs M•Deugall, daughter of tbe late Andrew MsDologall, Efq. At Egli& Caftir iOng's county, Thomas Homan Moloch, of Bellair, Efq. to Cale, Berry, daughter of Thomas Berry, Efq