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= (t' V 7 1 7. 1' . S OLD Mat; Yelterday 16 prifoners were tried; ontlatWitatet Was capitally conviited, viz. • arroarsmo MCNItY. neva: Geist for robbing Samuel Bigg of i Rank note, a reveu-thilling piece, and four fhil lings iq River. The' prifoner had threatened to charged the Profecntor with an unnatural crime, and tly fair, extorted from him the Yummy men tioned in the indsdtmem. At Pion pus he had got the money, he went away; and it was not until tee frifoner had made revcrai other ipplicsations that the Protecutor could molter courage fufficient to get. him taken and brought to juftica The cafe for the profecunon was fully made Out: The Learned Judge Rated tathe,JtuT that thie was an offence declared " Capital Felony," if tfarf,, eonfidered it proved.—Gwilt.e. There ate three other Indiamentsagainft him. Seven were convittedaf felony*, via. William Rolls and Abram Jofeph Hamerton t , for flealNg a fack of barley, the ropertj of John Cook. John Walker, for Reding a quantity of pewter, the property of Merin. To*nfend and Co. Dennis Murphy, for Realism so yards of fl annel, the property of Nathaniel Ackland. John lemiedy, foe ftealing a loaf of fugar, the property of James Robinfon. • • liboaay.--Efir.okth Arnold. for felonioufly tsar. T yin g Thomas wagft.afe, well knowing that her bu4band, John Arnold, was fill living. The brother of John Arnold proved the drft marriage. John Arnold hinifelf was in Court. Thomas Wagltaife, a young lad of it, proved his marriage with the Prifoner, who, on being called on fpr her defence, gave in a written one, Rating, That the wag !named to John Arnold, and tired with him for nine years, condu&ing her. felf during that time with tenderners and affection ; that, before the ern year had expired, he commu nicated to bee a loathfoote difeafe. which caufed the death of an infant child, and moil aa6terially injured her frame ; that four revetartinies after be reeved her in like manner, to the premature death of two other infants; that his ,erpel and wicked behaviour had fo chattered her me, re. doted her (pinks, and dearoyed her propeity, that, on his bringing an abandoned female to his honk, which he frequently did, Come words took place, and blows, which caufed an application to a Ma giftrate who recommended articles of the peace, and a reparation. In this Rate, Wholly deferted and unprotseted, fhe - was offered the proteetion of Wagtlaffe ; esti, not knowing the was tranfgreff. ing the law, accepted it ; when Arnold, to cow. pletely get rid of her, as the conceives, commenced this protecution. The Jury retnined a Verdi& of—Gaily. Noir, ifiearii, for ftealiog, on the 3111 of July, the p,laft-cover of a certaiii-velfel in which falmon was beld, value as. the.property of Mary Taylor, widow. ' This cafe, notwithßanding the trifling value which was at Rake on the occafion, took up the attention of the Court• a conliderable time. A number of witneffeswere examined on both fides ; and tome of thole for the profecution were croft examined by the Prif.mer'sComarel at conliderable length The were briefly ihefe—thc Profe eutrix, it appeared, kept a green-grocer's and fruiterer's-(hop in Fenchurch.buildings, Fenchurch ftrett—on the day above Rated, her daughter placed a kit of pickled Cahoon at the door, covered with the lid or cover in the intliameat, which was principally compofed of glafs ; in about an hour , after the kit was gone, and no part of it was traced until about three days after, when, in confequence of Come information the received,- he went to the !hop of the Prifoaer, who is an Hebrew vender of lira, fruit, and vegetables, in Petticoat-lane ; fhe there raw tome falmon expofed to fele, which fhe was confident was her's, though for reafons too obvious to mention, fhe could not (wear to it.— She alto obrerved the lid. which (he inßautly claimed—" She could (wear to it, were the on her dying pillow, or in the Eaft Indies I"—Tbe Prifoner Wed Come very ablative language to the Profecutrix, denying that it was her's, and, at the fame time, bid his boy " Go take it back to IffareeJ" from whom he fad he firft had it; the boy took the kit and ran out of the fhop with it—the Prorecutrit followed, ave an alarm, and the boy was brought back wi t s the lid in his poireflion. The article was duly identified by the Profecutrix and her daughter. The Prifoner, in his defence. Paid , he " knew svabing at all about it, no more than the child un born.' A number of witneffes appeared to his charac ter, and to one or two fads, with a view of pal-1 liming the cafe. The RECORDSR gave a very knale and candid charge, and the Jury, after form comideration, pronounced the Prifoner-..Zado. Eight were acquitted, via. John Manby the elder, John Manhy the young er, Jofeph Jofeph, Thomas Oral's, jofeph Role, Richard Mills, Ann Miami, and George Eaty. Jq€j4 Jofeph was tried for flealing three pair of 1 1 women' hoes, the property of Thomas Gatlin. The igioner came into the profecutor's (hop in the erenmg of the :ad O,ftober, and Paid he came from Mi. Brandon, in Tabernacle Walk, and got the litt!,: lid to go with him v. ith three pair of (hoer. When he got to the door of Mr. ri andon% houfe, be gave the girl a hallguinea, dei red her to go back, and bring a pair of purple limes. Site di fo, aad on her imam the bird was AWN ; the half-guinea was slilcoverecl to be a counterfeit.— Th: prifoner was apprehended the nest morning, and committed for trial. In his defence he fet op an alibi, and brought fe veral Jews to prove it, for that be was at home all that evening ; and alit' feveral witnetlis to charaner. To pi ove the half-guinea tieing bail Coin, Mr. Sheri:lOn vas fworn, :,nd declared it to b. : r.ppti gilt. Baron TM t•til r , who tiied the tat& inc 7, poMt• t to the cop f.dCr:!tl , lll Of the Jut y the cit,tur. mat.aer of the priioncr . aliesiikai, &Jai * . tirei ah'StlY* hetattt s i deemed larceny. With. regard to, the cl;Opc!, they. a t 4 take It with citurrm; at, it 41 its extent, it would certainly inionnt the lreft pollfible defence that could be l ade ; there was variance in the eviden t of the pri loner's witneffes, but on the whole they were not fufficient tb Impeach their credit. • The jury,. after : a few minutes, returned a WT.. did of—Not Guilty. • HOR 3 $ S T gait Manbj the elder, and John Itionifty the younger, were tried on an in dietment for (leafing a ban, value 51. the proper ty of John Lewis. Mr. Lewis depofed that he was in poffersen of 'a dun mate which he had bred from colt, on the asd of &Übe:, 18eo, when he fent it to run on Streatham Common, and from whence he was given to enderitandi by Mr, Watts, the Common keeper, the latter end of April, it held been Itolen on the tilth of that month. H , never few or heard of the mare again until the asd of July, *hen a friend called and informed hint that he had teen his mare in the poiktion of one of the priCo• nen ; they took away the Mare, and defired Manby to go to Hatton-Gatden Office, which he did, and from thence he and his father were bailed._ The evidence being fO'contiadidlory, the Jury acquittal the prifonerv. CLERKENWELL SESSIONS. Oh Saturday, an indietrnent was tried for an affault, committed by a Mr. Philip Corri, a Mari cian, In the neighbourhood of the Hai! -market, on Mary Brian, his female fervent, which being proved to the fatisfadion of the Jury, he was found Yobs Liffivorb, a perfbn appointed to coll.& the tolls at a turnpike between Kaftoti and j.unclon, was charged with endearounng to 'cheat hit. Reins, a Surveyor, by changing a good. fhilling fOr a bad one, and endeavouring to paA it off as the one he had given him. Mr. 'taint laid he had been with fomc-friends csning.at Kingfton, and, returning home, he rode on before them towards the Queen's Elm Turn- Piker at which the prifonet was a colleelor of the tolls. The witnefs gave a fhilling to change, and aware of the fraud praaifed by perfons of his def cription, faceted a crooked one, and, the better to know it Again ) put a mark on it. After the prifoner bad gone into the toll-houfe with the (ha ling, he imrnediately•returned, faying it was a bad one. The witnefs replied he was lure the prifoner wonidiay fo ; but that the finning he gave him was a.very good one, and he had marked it, there fore fhould know it again Upon this he gave him a Gapence, and the prifoner paid him the change, and returned a fhining, which the witnefs obferved was not the fame he had given; the prifoner then laid, perhaps he had been millaken, and gave him back his awn Chilling. The prifoner called feveral witneffes, who gave him an exceeding good charaaer. The Camasiam obferved, that the prifoner hav ing returned the identical Chilling belonging to the profeciitor, was a circumilance much-in his favour, altho' he might harp intended to have pal: fed o ff another one, if the profecutor had not told him he bad marked it. The good charaler given him by the witnelles he had called deferred much attention. The Jury, after confiderable liefitation, acquitted the prifoner. Yefterday an appeal came on to be heard be fore Wu. blaniwaainc, Efq. at this Salons. It was againft a conviaion of a Dutch Captain, by which his veffel and cargo became forfeited, for not having complied with the terms of an AR, paged in the mith of Geo. 11. for the better regu lation of the fifh•market, by which it is ena6ted, that all veil - els bringing fills to the London mar kets, (hall fell the cargo, without r , ferve, within eight days from the time of their palling the Nore, ot, in default thereof, be liable to the penalties inflifted by the AR. A Mr. Butterfield, on whofe evidence the convilion took place, endeavoured to put off the hearing till next Seffions, alledging that he had not been ferved with due notice. In nnfwer to this application, the affidavit of Mr. Humphreys, Solicitor for the defendant, was put in, by which it appeared that the notice was de. limed to a woman named White, who is fervent to Butterfield. This woman happened to be in Court; fife was accordingly placed ift the Jury box, when, after Come time (pent in examining, he at length confeiTed that Butterfield had hen the notice. Mr. Serjeant Btrr then, in a very able fpeech, argued againft the conviEtion. He contended, that the information could not be fu(lained, inai much as it dim not fpeelly the place at which the offence was committed, and might as K ell be con fidered within the jurialiiftion of the Magifirates in any of the neighbouring counties. He inflanc ed two cafes is point, which had been determined in favour of the defendants. Mr. KNAPP, Mr. Gustier, and Mr. PooLev, followed on the fame fide. After which Mr. limowets and Mr. War. sna were heard for the convi&ion. The Court, after a very long hearing, were of opinion the ap pellant had sande his claim good, and thciefore ordered the cenvißion to be quathci. This Appeal occupied the principal part of the day. ed r,ut tit 'price and ASSAULT. lane Maw and .7a.4iir C,,Tusr were inclined for affaulting Jokph Rodebtrn. It appeared, that the pcofecutor, who is a ]hip's (crape*, went into die defendant, Munt's drop, at Wapping, in in-der to parchtle a trNint.; arti , ic, when fbe i gifked him when he =cant to pay th e fcorc whiff a Roman with whom he ii.ed had run up at her thop? borne words cnfued, and the defendant, Mum. allille.l twilled him out of the Chop, in Lonfequence of which his hip bone was dillocated, and he sv.!s to much br.tili.J as to be incapable cf pert( , tinni n - , his work for ten weeks. The Jury, Los ever, believing that at the time this afr.,ir ::.tpp.ned lac tt.t. in a (Lac of intoxication, and . 1 nr.vc- language to the woman, found . ;bein—Aies Loite. _ _ _ A gr..it Lami)er of trifling 4ffaults wercnicd. ~ .- . - - • -. . • . • .... r. Lostenci ititAlan. ' Ceddf-EittHANGS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER i. , RE '1 iistivi of WHEAT 111. Ellstk.lint; including only blip ' thg Ist* of bdtoba to dle 24th of Dauber, sgreeoble to the sew Ads Tin*n-l).6lltullters• Arettl,4 B o.S 4 3s. tot& loofarietpro. V PRICE Q tr K.. 51 Ice ... 41 .6 . 1.... 41 6.10 st t ot Sue, r3l los to 41 6 i 1 Sulfa 4 r 6s to 51 60 Etna 31 TOl , to 41 64 M. Parasol St Sts to 7 1 is SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT„ November S. Red Clover 102 tO 641 Wl2lte ditto sos to zoos 1 per cert. trefoil lot to sOs Tuna') tts to As per bufbtl RS t Grits i6s to &leper quarter Carguefull oos to —6 per ditto Maar& I Wee ros to 141 at per bulhel Secd. /Brown so) to res 6d per ditto Canary Seed Be to lot per ditto !Rape Seed 381 to 401 per IA .4 11, SMITHFIELD, Novernber s. To fink the offal ..per (tone %Ism fleet 4s od to ss od Veal - 41 6d to 64 osi, Mutton -, 4s 8d to 6s cd Poet . 3 5 ofdM 6o 4a Stock at Ls kat ‘l4. morning, Beats soon, Om and Lariats yen°. NEWOATE and .A.EADENHALL, November 2. Per Bone of S. by the carafe. Beef ss 41.1 eo 41 4d Veal p 6d-to ss 1/4 Mutton 4s od to 3a od Port 'sscdto 6: 4 ' Pim:v. ay TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James, notrkst 31 ttd Moore Taperer 6se od tot* ' 1 Clore market is rod Radii ditto (ca.) gs od to inteelipper market le 9d Antra ditto (fog) sde Li; jper Rode of lill4 White Candlelittlas 56e to Melting Stuff Sys od tool is 6a Ditto Ronee 341 Od to oe Average Price is Lod Germs - 195 od to os Good Thus tie to or Yclbw Soap, ;so. to cs.—Motatd.lososseurd,ll4l. • Candt.u, tos. us. 6d. PR!CE OF I!AY AND STRAW , Nevenvber 2. SteicbAcid. &jam& Wbitecßapbl. alttisys otos 0 3 • 005 20.,•• 4..• oto 5 0 • N. do. 0 o tpo q , 'lB h • 8:::x. , 1 7 mll 3 I 18 9to I 2t t _, ole I 14 e CIOVU 5 o to* 0 .....,.... 5 Fe oto 6 a 0 A , . COALSAirreudier 2. Mt Coals in the Pool, 61. AIL osl• per ehaldno. Delivered -.. 21. 2_4, ed. ttizderlaad.. • 11. 171. 6d. _ erred - 21. 60. 6d. At Hamfley fair, the thew of pigs was inimenk ; and the prices were from so to ee per cam lower than they were a few weeks ago. In Hada:rot% Market oil Friday, all kinds of grain fell eon iderably 10 price.-Heft oats were 3s. below laft week's priers. -- - - On Thurfday the oatmeal market in Aberdeen, opened at rs. 4d. the pee}, but MI to is. id. Mob have been made by roma farmers in the-Meatus to deliver bay quantity is ether. &en, at 16s. per boll. En Irian a GII, OCT. 2 .....Tefterday this very beR oats inpar marbat, rid not 19$. per boll, which is a conhderable oxfuetioss doce eek. There *ere son bolls of -oatmeal as Toefday fn Edthburgb market, whith fold from ►lls. 6d. to I so- bd. a boil—Retail prise per peek of heft oatmeal, ts. td.; focood, is. tft--There was alto 70 bons of pep fc and Intl.: mal t Vilkich fntd• Rom tos. 6d. to zss. dd. per bolt—From Ind. to s S. the peck. DUBLIN, OCT. 290—Yriterday wheat fold from re to 441. the barrel i barley from alts. to 34L 6d.; otti from rm. to sati 6.1.1 oatmeal from Is*. to sos. the handred ; dour kept lts► denary uat the loft week ; nts beer, rye, peas, or boos. The market was very eonfiderable. upwards of deco calks of butter were fent tlitweekto LOS dou, each weighing two hundred and a half, fo that between forms and clgbt hundred taxi of that article wctc fent from our port alone, independent nf the 'waft quantities exported from Cork, Waterford, and otkhr ports of this kingdom. Green beef cold yefterdat from- spa, to gss the handred weight, that is, from throe hundred and a hat' the caresfe; beef of a fulaerk r weight, but not far coon, role as lughet black cattle, however, was on the fall this week, but !keep sod calves wereloolting sp. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Retry Taylor is iftfthuted to the Vicarage of Lyd (Unto°, Wilts, ou the pre/cowls - Oa of the Rtv. Maori Tay lor, Rector of the fold church. The Rev. Richard Francis Onflow, A. M. 'Vim of Ridden. minder, and Chaplain to the Lord 131fhop of Worcefter. b is diluted to the Rectory of Mordiford, near Hereford, vacant by the death of the Rev. Mr. Campbell, and on the prefunation of the i ion. Edward Foley. The Rev. Charles Bird, A. M. is follitoted to the Rodory bf Dinedor ' ocar Hayford. vacant by the death of the Reverend 14eph Syosoods,aod on the prcfentatiott of his Grace the Duke of Norfolk. The Rev. Henry Wakeham, M. A. was Inftintted to the Rec tory of Wettow,ln Suffolk, OD the prefentation of the Molt No ble Charles Marquis Cornwallis. oRroLD, ocTOlall IP+ The Rev. John Vye, M. A. of Exeter College, was admitted R. D. the Rev. Griffith Lloyd, of All Souls College ; John I.eefe, of Pembroke College; and Prmcle Lang, at WWI College, B. A. were admitted M. A. Metks. James Boynton' Snow, or Merton dollart James Woodforde, of Oriel Colkte Thomas Wynniatt i of CUM Chant ; John Girard Word, and Jaence Renville, of New College • Thomas Broadbent, Woodthorpe Jolmfon, and Na thaniel ifensfrer, of Lincoln College, were admitted &actors °Meta The Be• lois Comma, A. A. of Oriel Colter, was ad mitted M. A. Grand Compounder; and Mr. John Folicrtno, Siolent he Civil Law, of All Souls C' Neat, was adialtrial Ba chelor in Ord Law ; William Bcnett, Efq. of Mciton Calks, waii admitted Botulor of Arts, Grand CompounAcr. B:RTH. On the 25th ult. at Burleigh Houte, the Right Hots. Lady Charlotte Grille. of a fon. MARRIED Yefterdav, at the church of St. Mary-hi-bonne, Militant Glen JohnPon, Efq. of Nottingham-place. to Mils Haniet M. H. Ittc'unifoo, finer of air Gtotge Richanlion, Ban. of the thlth r.gonent. At Falmoo• I Jumaica, the stb of September, Mr. % Thoma. Slack. of Martt Prat, to Mrs. Mary Haven, rtlitft of the Lte Hrrron, of Nano►er, Monday fentuen. at St. Gcoritea, Hanover-fqoare, Mr. W. Ruffen, of London-ltroet, litzroy-fqoare, to Mrs. CLukc, rend of George Clarkr,lfo. of Storenoaks. On Thurcea - y, the Rev. i'bo. Baker, oiCrowehtieft, Suffer, to !OH Annc (ilvtitanee, datughter of Colonel Glad/tames. Twat) , retio.i7llt, at Banbury, Mr. Jekph Pain, to Mrs. NVylll.4ci, rc4Lt of the late W. WykNun, Eh. ar &midi,. in tl. • county of Olton!. DIMD. On the ;rith of /knot! Wt, at Montego Boy. Jamaica, Mr. John ?diode-fon, of that tow n . a a - At Char!moat, Jamaica, Augult'a, aged 60, Stephen Law rvnre, Efq. At Falmouth, Jamaica, MiCa Josph Rabisfos, daughter of Mr. Haley Robinton: At r.arinGll, on the t ith ult. Mn. Mary %Woo, logo of the Rcv. Mr. Dabie:. Minilter of the Odpel there. Lately, at . 1 horpe. near Market-W(4oton, Mr. Authoity Mauston, an eminent farmer and istarlet. On the tsth ult. in confequenee of a fall bow his hods; John M'Kte. Fl 4. bte of Auchenfoul. On StomlA) fennight, in Hatton-garden, Mrs Sarah Wakes, the inf..nt dan7hter Jams Walker, Er+ late or jamatia. HIGH WATIA AT LONDON•BRIDGE TO MORROW !Vlorring is minutes altar Is A tterwsou 46 =attics Air U ',.. 111.* B AC I t*. t .":" :{ lie ttti lV4' li';*‘ll° Z ' the rho B ea k er s 234 dap OtiWtitr rattunot‘ltlie,l4lc4,.:::::,. I ti - M handl:owe French Letter qf Mnrgito B LA, LEGERE. • Dakkawmoin ' - • pc, in. i.I Length on beck - - breadth above Wake a .s e s : Depth in the Hold - . - 9 I • Askneafuresi tyo Is 94Tait &roars Thorned, Copper Boctsaned,aa admitabq e-II caleut 'teed for the Fruit, Streigisis; Guinea, or any .othe r 3.,,,,,: e white difpatch is required, well found in Stores, a n d n ,, , font to lea at a trilling eapenca, now lybas is catlimer may there to be &Everett. Captured on her voyage from Guadal oupe to Bourdeaut .',T 1, 4 1 2 • y's [loop Stork, William Parker, Efq. C0,,,,ma 7. hosnsetfittelf after will be fold bar Cargo, eoafiftin: of tht - failearlatit Goods ;.-..ena lIPOATATIOPI. So 'fiercer 18 Hotelman., Ivittfcovarin fiber. 2io Barrels fill Bits , c orm 3 Dana* spa hone costae torintur. 1 3. Cott and; tare *lnaba& I. Calkindlan Coen, ' inventories aid Citeogueo nal be bad, and Sampletriewet three days before the deks, on applierelin to•BdwardLne.Els the Agent; or at the Office of Pew sifting. So a p B e a m PLYWOUTar-,FOR Sig,lS, BY PtIKIC AUCTION: At the Brokers' Warebaofe Dear the CilftealeHOlik,Piirano t t l / 4 n Pada* the 13th day of ilbectitter next. launedlately akar on fak of I.a Legefe e and r r 11 E handibrot = of Marilee Brig- n ,A,,,, L g . !Emus, THBODOIUL r . p 1 UPI nod si Pt Is. Lena oft Deck •• • . •63 6 • Broil& above 'Miler - - -an si Depth In Hold -., ..'- - I 6 Adineallnoef .- •,14 - 3 1 -94 Teeth h a widow and wellfingiii ,nefrnh woold make as es. cellar Guinea, French or,Wc(t 'lnitlradet, (karma ,„„ 14140:: wag whoa taala4 . he asap b ent to lea at a trilling befog *ldl found th pridetpal Itbres. Captured by hi. Mikes dip Tenni, Robert Lewis Fttegerakl, Erg Conti teasidtriaei 1 1 •Wilidi OCCii-ielitg, there to be deUrsroi - - Y.likeer eiell be Lief the CerEe, I +44ect fr pin GA rig pf the fallowing 0004 : FOll ausarAtioN "3 Bags Itofke. tdc' tired& . di 1 :W .0 1 Psfafec4add"Sogen Barre:s 3 ' via Nolte eo a seserrso N. ... es Ada Cotton Wool, 47 ne110444 1 Teeth. • tnventoriet hqd .Ctial9tliolkbiajbt hal 444 &simples rimed Jays b:fose the Sala, bilreplyinito Edward Lile, Frt. the Agent; or eat dairy eft. Skinoiklihnira Breen, SChnopei• LA Piitictt rea g bun en Ashur so you,, Neve:Mimed; is well mirelated the Frilt, Carting, or *yeti* Trade, caber! a Vetel ae her defcriptioo is revived; 'wow lying, in Suttuu Pool, and beet to be delivered.-.-Ard. for itaportatiaa, Nitrites Madeira Wine, Landed limn the kid Vag:* captured 'by Irk Map' f's hired . armed matter Liskatecria.. Rinker NRCY, Eh}, Colinsuritler. lwrebtriles - iddl Citaktike Mkt be bed, aid Clifther station obtained, by applyb4 td Edward Lytle, Li.. Amt; or u th °Mee orPeterB;embititlirrern *Over. ON SALE PietivATE comiluvr, rot Hone Cenfineaption, 'VHS COLLOWING GOODS; via, `2311 Bart* American Eine Elder. sso picas Indian Meal al4 Eye Dial go Bag* Pinto Corn. 3o Barrels Ncw Red Heeling'. MO Bars Flat afforted inala • 6a3 Pigs run 3o Barrel, Gunpowder. 13 Pipes and 30 Sines Tait 70 Pipes 11 , e1 Butts Clital Port, Starry, Ligiog, Malaga, Vidonia, acid lent It ines, at recluccet Prim. For Exportation.. • 3I Bales Mid 4 Barrels iliavannab Sugar. 7 OitteCr&r—tei Cafes Cathie Soap. 7o Dagen Superior Old Bo:Eed User._ Apply to the Proprieto-. Mr. Peter Symons, Merthaat, c Plymouth, who begs foment:Lint his namerotto Friends in the hderaindle and Shipping Line, that he means from the fib to odd his Soo 's Nanie to.tha above Firm, which will nun ho Peter Symons and Son, Merchants, Plymouth ; and rometia a continuance of the Public Fannon to the raid Hod% 'abaci his been ellidslifhed upwards of is years. Per Anther particular% apply at the (Mice of C. D Spun.% Droner, Pia it, Union Coen, Enna-arca, London. Plynioeth, Fotthek-ftre, t, ad Nov. A t jv HEN *Willie:nal Men of education emi re v V fponebility devisee (rein the general fyltens by the is. lcdtion of a peculiar Branele, the fancth.o of long imatioosil (era* le the tall criterion of Itlinrlntitv. Vet years haver devoted my practice to the eitelofive treat ment of 'PLUME DirpOil.b.Ealli, and the fuenishil refuh of my plan gnus me additional ardour to ops.ofc as Lir ft I in able the ravages of theft complaint Arc the mod. import ant in the eataloglic of human lotsrmiTim After ipitillti;ll into every branch as an Army Summit. I formed a with at an early period of /4'nd:ice to rokut. indis i !a ab from the Ignorance of turAtocatcd Me. or the equally dam germs precipitancy of gariersi Praelitiallern 116cTIMEE 1/160NRS, w thiscure of which I have dr voted any ateentinn. ecaarind every 4teciee of VENEREAL INVLCtk)N, whether of • man or ion ditratlia , vdd:t. AU kinds of 14111uTY, whether wiring from the habits at Says, or the Indialgcnee of mauve age, and fatly that de rangement of the fyttein ha Won= which fa called RARLEtI• NESS or sTattunr. Nunsirovt direafia we the refidt of Ignorance or bafte In tit treatment of a Gnapic Gonorrhea, and ft not 'infrequently hap pens that theft:rah of Life are polkaed by the ardor of as eartittliod het& By a Imperils 'niched loch aft caftly cured, sod even where others have failed, I Use that! at iy prcfume to offer a radical re-tdabiiihnient. , . Few,howertr, we tie cake of esiambeated dißrslt la WO difordir compared with the calamitous fittianuns of Men, gibe from indulgence faa SOLITARY. yl ICE. or the preral, at Oile d, s of a fafrdnnable Life, acquire an Are of Debility alma Is the unavoidable 0011filq11011C: of (itch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy farmer broods over his marry, but care s fatty conceals his naisfortuue, it may he Coma codulation for him to kndw, that although It be as ohjin't of doubt or 'res minty with other Praditicncrs, the remove of there Di,Fl - ES by the gradual pmmters of ReliOntiOn h tic avidity matt of my expwientta if the rites of Bacch:,ver Woos mot begun to mil= manly vigour, much anxiety will ha 'etymon! by so early counteraction of this lanitdd Sams and In cries no put driliculdes will occur. But where this Deficiency haslet, year, etifird. a proper rim &Item« is Milifpenlibiy req Mike to revive the Retaking iparill of Life, and to tmetairnate the Coallituttem MARRIED WOMEN, who have Sons boat %Waren"! In their ospeetatlons of a Family, may be allbred. that to mow Intlanecii feat defetis we curable by Miami The tiECREOr fo erode tnnry undertaking. nun l the QuallSeadoos which I have rrtefamed to Rate, form the Rats Or my Pet-tattles'', and in c ddaba with fa-161.1nd. nation Is &ea that Mrs any beeonfititedpefoa l4 l (or by letter, It:donna a (mall note) at hit hawk, )lwap, Arc" del-titeet.btrand„ heat Tentide-Dar. There ie an additional. entrance b Water-beg Aininine and the name le oh both the &ism M. R. Member of the Le& NOmpt of ilmerrela LUP..itN . Printed for Cie Propcittors. by JOHN DA tir (of Carnaby-ftert) at the ores Ps INTO we-Orrsee, No. r. 40errrareet t mod puNiFied b LIVIL IKENT, id Car - trrbar , -platee, iduakb.../::), at No. t, Carre-Monet, and at V t 3t *l.O, ice. Tenr+te-gar ; to irbedi Oise on smogs' earns iat the gaffes are nedipi le be eibleget Fw.r• .0.1 . ,:.,~ • N umszl.L HOUSE Oil Loi for taking bfajclly o LorJ would so precetait France a would be. Lord I bient to E the bufisu . ic l 49; ( ag o, gen quence Q wailed tO Portut Lord the Tre vnt ld be the mist eulDog . this pout reafon Treaty b a il beet earortus? t .vibs fluttggli with - Ft: Lord Ind deli of Mad not Ica' mer col wifhed t he go orders our Pr Lave Yoblei =Gabel it vial a cOO% Orders Lori _ . of the thetec impo the,i fedi ;-- trupg by h oC tt prey; rife totN the i P° oth Vre do Tr an, yn he