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co . twrAr NEWS. NIV/CASTLX,MARCH feize the Eak op yortunity to relate to you the unexpected deftruc ta n of the fpire of St. Nicholas Church in this town, which, for elegance of defign,lightnefs, and. durability, had long beery elaffed among the fird rrodultions of art in the North. Yellerday even titg, about eight o'clock (after expetieneing a fine day) we had a fmart flower of rain, atteuded with a throng foutherly wind, which• increafed confider ably : are little before nine tome (tones fell from the (teeple, mit of 'which unfortunately alighted upost a young woman, and bruited her fo defpe rately, that her life is in danger : it Rill continuing to blow ftrong, fears were entertained for the far& ty of the fteeple I the butchers who expo& their meat for fade near the church, were very alert in removing it ; the impending danger was iwittly fpread around. I too, hearing of the dreadful aWm, was repairing to view the caufe of it, when I had fcarcely left the door, before the upper part of tle finale, and as law as the belfry, was re moved from its (bug wonted fi tuat ion, covering at Come &fiance froth its bate on the nolth-ftde (call ed the Flail-Armlet) with ntins. The mod pain ful part of the cataftrophe is,that t among others, • b'ave lament the lore often of ahr fello* time. tures, who have fallen vidints to their too Ardent dein! of raving their property ; four of than were butchers, owe of whom belonged to Morpeth ;, Evel more perfbhs were feverely hurt, but I truft not dangeroufly. A public houfe adjoining to the church was nearly levelled with the around, and feveral other buildings were materially damaged. It ii inuch, to be feared that Tome more perfovis have 101 l theirliria, whole curiofity had led them to the fpot, as (while I write) Come are yet mif fing. Thesonfufion this difaltrous affair has oc. eafioned I am at a lofs to defcribe ; numbers ofl the inhabitants are continually repairing to view the ruins. The fall of this elegant remains of an cient architeanre, which was 194 feet in height, and adorned with 13 fpires, has been attributed to various eaufes. WHITRHAVEN. MARCH 24.-.—TIICJAMES packet, Captain M , lirosti, which failed from hence for Liverpool, about one o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday thi tath init. (truck upon a land bank between the mouths of the Lune and the Ribble, 6n the Lancaihire coati, about (even o'clock the Caine evening—There were eighteen people on board, fifteen of whom unfortunately perifhed ! Twelve of there were paffengers.—The furrivors of this lamentable accident are, the mate of the veffel, and two young men (mariners) belonging to this town, who had taken a paffage in her. The following are Tome of the particulars tive to this melancholy accident. The James, about half pa ft five o'clock, after failing from ll'hitehaven, made the lower end of Walney. It was then blowing hard, with fleet. About half pet eight, Captain M , larosn Paid they would lay her too : at that infant, the (truck upon a fends bank, on the main, about four miles from Lytham. The ftroke knocked off her rudder. They then' . let go the anchor, but the made fo ranch watery that they cut the cable, intending to run her ups but The filled with water, and laid down on the lee-fide ! The confufion and alarm upon deck • were very great ;.and fix perfons were almoft in ftantly walled off the deck, and no more fees: The remainder (twelve in number) climbed into the fltiouels ; but, benumbed by the feverity ofthe Weather nine of thefe dropped off, one a ft er ano ther 1 The furviving three remained in the rigg. :lug tin about half pall five o'clock on Sunday morning, +when the veffel ebbed dry, and they got: on Chore. The bodies of four men and two women were call up, (Friday laft) and buried. One of 'the 'men was a potter in this town a the two women (iT AN E"WATEON, and one of the nam e of CAIN) fo belonged to this town. Of the other two, one is a Scotch boy, and the other a young man, mate of a veffel belonging to Liverpool. The other 'fufferers were Mr. Davits Evens, Lieutenant and Surgeon in the Montgomery militia; Mi. Sire-' RON, clerk to Meffrs. SUTTON a nd HUGHS ' Cif Chefter ; Mr. ALEXANDER FL EMMING, (the boy mentioned above was his fon) from Blackhole, in' Perthfhire ; two young men, of the name of Rem, from Scotland ; a foldier's wife ; Mr. Mffirrbse, the mailer of the packet; Mr. Hoodlum', the Reward; and JOHN COLLINS, (of Parton) a fea man on board her. The veffel, cn FrPay haft, was fo fended as to afford no profpefl of her ever being got Up : a part of the materials had been raved, and otte boa" con. taming wearing apparel. Dil i g ent fearch was making for the remainder of the bodies ; end care' will be taken of any property found upon them. ABERDEEN, Mater, 23.—0 n the lath intent, Ales. Torrow, James Dinnes, Eliza Ritchie, and Mary Dickie, from Peterhead, were tried before the Sheriff, for exciting a mob, affaulting and wounding a farmer in the neighbourhood of l'etcihead, who had been employed by the magif mites, and principal inhabitants of that town to pitrehafe meal in the country for the fupply of the inhabitants. &isle convicted, they were fentenced to pay flues and be iniprifoned for various (paces accord - ing to their keenl de,gyees of guilt, and to find furety to keep the peace. EDINIVRGN, Marten aft.—For Tome time Raft the following Ipecies of fraud has been predates. upon feveral of the inhabitants perfon dreffed in the habit of a tradeithan, pretending to be a tater, and cmpin:-ed in the nethbourhood, waited upon the prwrictors of different houfcs in the New 3 own, and vicinity. pretending he was recommend eel by tome perfon they knew, and that he obfervetl faulty parts in their roofs, which he would repair With expedition' and in a fulicient manner, having matenals at hand. in many instances he obtained permiflion,but fe Wont remained above half an hour en the roof, when be gave in a confiderable charge, without doing any . work, or furnithing a tingle ma terial ; and when it happened that any change wa• required, he pretended tit had none, and abfern.e. ed with all the money. On Monday he was appi e• lauded and committed to iail,and yetterday the Ma- 111111a41"...4. gi hates fentenced him to pay ttine of Rte guineas, I And to reimburfc the sic. rfotii Whom be had defraud ed, and appointed his !tithe to bi advertifed that the public may be put upon their guard againd the arts of fo fraudulent a fwindler,viho is from hive'. tut's; frtm Glagow. POLICE, Ile. Fran de ONDeN 0.4211174• Mark 3t• mu.rrAny PRoMottoNg. - WAR oretcs, ntritle-e43r4t, MARCI 4 SS,. stto t. His Extellert6 , the Loth Lit ttra x ter has beer platted t 6 appoint Liettnetatx-Coltmel JAMES CROSISIE, of the Kerry Regiment . of Militia, to be Colonel of that Corpsi in the room of ,he Earl of Gtatinear, refigne4, and to fign a Conuniffion, dated the 2sth of March lila, accordingly. His Mkt ssry has been pleated t 6 make the fol lowing Promotion in the Army on this Eltablifh ment, and the Commillion, dated January t, 28ot, ; is come over according)rt ad Battalion of 15th Foot—William Shaer to be surgeon, vice Adhin : get daftel. ednunalEops.ol the Firft (,or Argyleftaire) Regi. nient of North tritith Militia, Agned by the Leer! Lieutenant. bated March 6, 1801. Imago Alexander M , Lean, from the tensible Regiment of the Ines, to be Lieutenant, vice Kobel Geant, rcfigned. Enlign Charles Grant, from the Edinburgh Itriyal Highlsnd Volunteers, to bc Enlign, vice Almada Grant, leignA BAbixittiPTCYh I JPERBED ED. Thomas Turnbull, Late of tiroad4trcet Buildings, London, merchant. ..•.nrisiTlYTS • Bow Sr Sr at xv,--Yeftarilay Edward Aretion was brought before N. Bolin, Efq. and Sir WM. PAR sous, in the cuaody of Bligh a conftable, and Charged with having brace out of Rochefter gaol, about fix weeks fince. Coinmitted for exabiination. An adjourned inforination againft a baker,. in the neighbourhood of Matichefter-fquare, cattle of to be heard for felling a number or what i$ called French bricks eimlidarably under the weight fix ed fbr quarters loaves. After a long argument, the conviction was quailed: , Several hours were occupied by hearinginfor mations againfi a great number of perfons of dif tiation, bfought .agaiitft them by a common in former, for wing Armorial Bearings without hav ing paid the duty ; moft (f them produced their certificates, and complained to the Magirtrates of being iiarafied in the way they had been, fome of them haring been informed again!! twb, three, and four times before, although they had regular- It taken oat their Certificates ; fotne had been put to a confiderable expence to fetid for the Certifi este nut of the country, and tonne of the parties, j..adies, were extremely frightened; not knowing the confe4uences. Sir Okoact Sranwrow' one perfbn informed ag,ain ft , hits been dead ftveral months, and his relatives put to Youth trouble to find the Certificate. THOMAS Titoatuitt, Efq. of Berkcley-fnuare, appeared to an information, and faid; that he had not left College yet ; that he was not of age ; that he did not ufe any arms ; that the hook in erke ley-fquare was wholly managed by his guardians ; and that he had not the leaft controul over it. The information was therefore difcharged.Matfttire 'for CHARLES CHURCHILL , Efq. a g Middlefer, was one ; he produced his Certificate, dated the 25th of June heft, and Paid that it had colt him fifty !billings for port horfes to fetch it. Out of about twenty informations, only one eon viition took place againfi Sir Grottos Baeuraom r, i and that was mitigated to the toweit ( tol.) on ac count of its being proved that application was made feveral times to a diftrdautor of {tamps at Dunmow in Effex ' to pay the duty, but he was not furniflied with Certificates and it fince flipped Sir Gamma's memory. Mr. Boats lamented the law did not give him the power of awarding tolls againft the informer. The fat Mari litarb Larter, Mifs Robinfon and Mifs Sharp, were on Monday morning arrelteci at the town of Huntingdon, and are now fafely Irnig si . ed in the ` 'of for that county, at the fait of M. Martin; ' ' carpenter at• Greenwic h, who pur fi ted them' Sage to ftage to frthe above place, and ' there flared tftent at a private lodging, under the' fielitionstalnes of Mifs Oetintoghams. Mr. Mar.' 1 tyr's debt is very eonfidemble. Yefterday morning the keeper 'of the cage at. Greenwich intending to take three of his prifoners to Maidllone gaol, was not a little ferpriled to find they had made their el - cape through the back' of the cage under ground to the church-yard. A robbery was alfo dilcovered on board a veil fel laden with brandy for the ViEtualling Office there, but the perpetrator efcaped. On Sunday three chip keepers were difcoviered• at Plymouth, on board a French prize, in the Pocoli, in the hold, drawing off brandy. They were im mediately fecured and lodged in prifon, to take, their trials for this breach of croft. Monday night, between nine and ten o'clock, an alarming fire broke. out in the fugar bakchaufe, belonging to Mr. Davies, in Rupert-ftreer, Good man's Fields, which did conliderable damage to the works and to fugars which were bored. — There being ample fupply of water and plenty pf engines, the fire was extinguifbCd without endan gering the buildings. isearari ,,, s .... William Prctyman, of Great Tower.ftreet, London, cooper, to itunender April ii, a, and May t 2, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Bridge-ffreat, Blackfriars.. William Roithom, of the Broidway, WeßMlnfter, viettraller, April 18, ay, and May ef, at One, at Guildhall. Nathaniel Tanner, of Effex-ftreet, Strand, della, April 4,13 s at tat, and May 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mega. BleafiLile and Alexander, Hatton-court, Threadneedie-Rreet. Charles Moody, of Loogtown, Cumberland, dealer, April 9, lb, awl May ts, at ten, at the haute of Mr. j. Nixon, inn keeper, Riekergate,Conalseriand. Atto M rnies, r. MoUnfey, Carllfle ;or Mr. H. Mangey, Staple's-inn, London. Ebenezer Tipping, of Liverpool, foap-boiler, April 29, go, and May 11, at eleven, at thc Star and Carter, Paradife-itreet, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. P. Ellaines, lAverpool. Edward Mottalboad, late of Manchefter, vidtualler, April 13, 14, and Maly 9, at three, at the Deg-Tavern, Dearifgate, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Curfitor-Brat, London; or Mr. W. Orford!, Manchefter. George AWL of Wbitecrefs.alky, Sliort-Altch, watch and clock-fpring-maker, Aril 8,16, and May i 2,/lt ten, at Guild balL Attorney, Mr. Dote, Betidey-ftreet, ClerkenwelL William Spencer, of Saffron-Hill, victualler, April ia, rB, and May 11. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Holloway, Chancery-lane. DIVIDENDS , April 7. John Cockle, Lite of Lincoln, tanner and fellmonger, at eleven, at the Saracen's-Head, Lincoln. April 7. S. Jacobs, late of Southampton, merchant and fhip- Owner, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Snathampton. ikpeß 10. T. Browne, late of Chtftcrficld, merchant, at chits, st the Angel bin, Cheßerfiehl.. April 9. W. Manley, hte of Chefterfield, money-ferivener, at three, at the Falcon Inn, Chi:airfield. April it. James Bayley , of M anchefter, flimflam, at eleven, it tie Star His Dernfgate, Maneheiter. April sr. Chriftripistr Foliar, of the Poultry, London, book feller, at twelve, at Guildhall April at. Richard Hart, of Coppul, Lancafhire, muffin-mann- Tadturer, at north, the Royal Oak inn, Chorley. *frit 1i• John Ewer, of f Queen Anne-ftriet Ealt, Sc. Mary-la- Bonne, Haymaker, at sac, at GuildhalL jjariafitha j aate of Llanelly, Carmarthendairt, tamier,l • root the- White Lion Inn, Carmarthen. Ap a . William Brown, of G raft unAteet, Fltaroy-fejuare, 37 ta ,IttAfrit;at sairlhitAl. h.'ll,:eirie Goltßnith, of 'navies-Inn, Holborn, tner• chant, smnine, at Ossildhall. May a. B. Sandys, of Brian', &lege and lacoananufaetarer, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Ilrillol, April A Wm. Itawlinfon, of Saint john-ftreet, Staffotdfhire warktstan, at ten, at Gual.lball. Aril 141: O. lattice the cider, of Piccadilly, plumber, at ten, at GuifilhalL . ECCI.BSIASTICAI. PROMOTIONS. OledaD, lATeRDAY, !WARM a. • On Monday Post the Rev. Henry Peter Stacy, Bachelor in Civil Law, of St. Mary wes admitted Doelor in Civil Law. On Tharfday the itev. Leonard ?Middleton and Fleetwood I Varkiturft, of Trinity College; Lad Samuel Dafhwood, of Bt. John's College., Bac:aims ..: A. t , w, rr admired mater. a Arts. And Mr. George Norwood, of Oriel College, was ad- mitted Bachelor of Arts. LaftWeelt the Rev. Samuel Whfte, M. A. wo lndudted Rec tor of Brytewell %Liver, in the Diocefe of Oftford. The Re*. W. Wnnd, M. A. and the Rev. W. Carey, M.A. Students of Chriß Ciaurols, are appointed by the Lord Bilkup of London two of his Majcity's Prce.elicrs at Whitehall. The Rev. Morgan Cove, LI. B. Prebendary orliereford 'Cathedral, and Ream of Paton Mlbnpis solhded to the "Pre bendal Stan of Gonna andOverbor•hooid bribe death of the Rev. Canon Bitt. . . . 4o - 43 54 S 6 COUFst OF PVCRA'Not. Hamburgb st s ti D. Naple• Altona • st 6 2U. Venice L e ghorn - - of Lilbon Genoa - - I t Oporto Palermo, " 9 0 pave ph. t.r. Dublin PER at/NCR. Portugal Gold in Coin Ditto in Bars • Pillar 1 - - ~, Vr Ditto, final) Cil !Victim g 2 Ditto, RCM EsteHASH STAYS Lftrerray.—Tweirry-itzvit Dair.—No. i t,5632?. prize of zoool.—No. 46,214, A prize of f ooL—No. 49,723, a prize of tool.— Nos. 14.176, 42,7 8 7, 34,23 0 , 47,384, 30,780, prizes of 501. each. It is computed that there are not atprefent above twenty thoufand Tickets to draw; and to Rawer this number of Tickets (eZleuhiting the 20,0001. prize, which rino be drawn on Saturday next, and the 30,0001. which likewife rnuff be 'drawn on the Thurfday'following) there are Prizes now in the -----__ wheel more than to the a mount of Two Hundred • DIED. i Twenty.fiee Thoufand P ounds t—a circum. At Whitehaven, in the soth year of Ids age, Mr. Daniel an Brocklehank, fhip•buildet and tope-Maker ; from the bullnefs dance fo extraordinarf has not been remembered I of which he bud lately retired. Mr. Broekftbartit,in the cos& for many years back. of a very active lifts, made (anteing others) tomy- j w uyago The benefits refulting from the prefent extreme • actors the Atlantic; and h, Milla after quitt ! he wil ing l thc fr origina o, lly and rought fettling up) u richnefs of the Lottery Wheel, appear not to hav e a thip-bailder, (to whicr" b efcaped the obfcrvation of the public ; if we ,judge be i hnilt i at . B . 'hltehaven to rietys,.frip., / from the uncommon great demand 'there is for a r x i i i i i, t he i %sr a y t es t Lo yt t on bi* th ir, .Itr i l n r. Lt o h r n fo l li amh i.he a v cin ery Tickets.--On Saturday next the fire drawn Ticket cumftances iseidental to thc death o r rhis young man,are peen will be Twenty Thou/mid Pentedr, and on the Thud y aftlicling.—On Friday, the toth tilt. he went out to enurfe In company with his erighbour, Mr. tiendall,jtin.; in the heat Jar following—as the fire drawn on that day, n fo r n t d he r. c l i i vare, MinrianloZesil7mrethprlnT:d braervoffatellore v i o lenceinto a Thirty Thosiaisd Polauls more i Prizes which may sod be the lot of one, but which taken either feparately impeteafity, as to be forced fourteen rat l ils on her knee. before or coniunttively, afccrtain the greeted benefits of her unfortunate rider cams to the gmut.d, when thc anima doubled upon him, and erotica him in a'manner too horrible fortune in fo thort a fpaee of time ever known, and of courfe mull reife die price of Lotteryf"../11:frioitniVilliain Arnold, Efq. colleaur nf the uft Tickets in the cootie of this week, to m ore than that p ort. his death was very hidden, having ( pent th e c evening double at double their prefent pric e, which is as unpreee- at Weft Cowes in perfea good health . An returning home he dentedly low as the Wheel is rich inCvital litites. walked into the boat without the le.& complaining, but it was no f ot ooner put from the chore, than be expired without a Angle Two TOIOIJSAND Pounds.—"Fite em otion. Na. 11,563, drawn yeacol,ty a Prie bf :cool• was oir n. aatarciay fe'neight, very fudderly, Sir John Dyer, Bart. fold in one Half, one Qarter, lone Eighth, and tie had been for fome days in a very ilefpnnfitng flue of mind, two Sixteenth Shares, by — l'. Bios, at his old State in confequence of not receiving any letteti fmm his fon, vs Ito Is . now (ening underfir Ralph Altera/4111de in Egypt. Lottery Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, London, Man. chefter. and Edinburgh, whtre, in the_ firefent Lot- y Saatuaritign"ait'photr'teratthoisthirufLiennPi.a_mhoulicf:' Mr ' WA " , many try, 50,061. a Prise of 3c ,0001. and No. 44,007, a On Mond,/ fe'nnight, ag ?a . 7 months. the Hon. Jofcph John Prize of cowl. were alfo :old, shared, and Re Yorke, youngeft lon of the Earl of Hardwicke. - .:i tiered. Updrawn Tickets end Shares are felling On the sth nit. In the Kist's Bench Eynon , where be had rom a till 9 o'clock. and from 2 till 8 o'clocklin s h re , .. f-",,,,e,:ir.ear*ltatedhc li f .a or rl d ota r a V4v. John °°""111" lie evening. On the Gth ult. at Thorpe, war Haddicoe, Mr. Thomas STATIC OT TR! WHIIIL. Scutt, fanner, who, lad he lived another Tre nth, would have i Pete of - - A C3e.OOO 4 Prim of - - Zopoo completed his tools year. He vetsivie his lattneett to tile lilt. 1 a iifra. -- _ so peo $ Thsta . - t ypo . I.atcly, at Sheitnn, in the Staftordihire pnemrtes, Mr. Wm. a Ditt• •- e 1000 6 Dun •• - 400 Maori an eminent snsaiitadarsr if earihalwaic. - - 14 4 it 4 • • o q o • b '0 0 * KO • 0 0 al • - • BIRTH. On Sunttit, at lareenorleh, the lady of Ziritblta, lat r of, a fon. • .• . DISEASES of the iiitMARY CANAL and VENZIEAI . • COMP,I.AINTK _• • MR. DUI/OUR refpeecfnlly inform the Public; that he may be ennfideedgratis every day from 9 to c s at Vishoufe, No. $, Fritteftmet, Soho, London; in all Mr!! of Obltrudions and Steatites, Seminal Weatneffes, Peva, to. continency of. Urine, Hydrocelc, Impotence, nattiest Veneer real iterate and , deidaty in either Sex. From his extatfive, practice in [his profailiomil department, to latch he hu con ftnitibisattentitm fin-ntsny yoors,be has fociveded in artiethod of cur.:, mild and efficacious, and which prevents the poffibility of a relipte. • •• • . At many 44 there Complaiert whim be mooted wltitoot the ore of 'Medicated Boogies, Mr. DUFOUR., fah: Proprietor of Darin': celebrated Boogies: has ultimately fa improved them: free from the instances eftedis of 001MM:A 'Boogies, as to the molt ob ftin ate cafes to have iacceeded, where monies and other violent means have titled. For the Venereal Dire-ate, Mr. DllFOlfit iota foie paella" of Daran's Remedies, which are to mild in thzit otticia as to render confinement or reftramt in diet tunicesdary. '• = ••• Perrone is the coontry hating thuir take run", is a lettet , e (poll paid) will be property attended to. To enable Mr. 1:1; to attend patients at their own braes, he has provided the ailihruce ors Gentleimin ache Fawley. Soon will be pubillhod, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, confide- tabby etdirged. A 'Eidetic on the above Complaints, inuftreed with Oblervations and Cafes Stewing the palatal and danger -014/ dfeds of Cauilie Bottgies, , ate. WMcn of education and to. fpbthlbility deviate from the general (Ann by the fe edlot' of a peculate Branch, the fation at long continued seeds is the belt criterion of (uperiority. Eight yeari have i devoted my prasEtice to the creinflec treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the (wasteful ITEM of my plan gives inc additional ardour to oppofe u far as 1 am able the ravages of thrift complaints which arc the molt import ant In the catalogue of hannaniufirmitico. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Praettee to rercue individu als Roar the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equany serous precipitancy of ge neral Praditioners. The TIAREE Disoadriks, to the cure of which i have de voted my attention, (Atomize every *cies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long dureloo.--adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifmg from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Lally that do. rangement of the fyitent itt Womui which is called BARREN NESS or STEItILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refbk of 4.10111111 M Or butte to tin treatment of a fimple elonorrhea, and it not untrequuntly hap. pens that di.. reeds of Life are poltroon' by the inditeretion of as unguarded hour. By a fapcnor method loch complaints we tardy cured, and even whets others have failed, I trait that 14 may prefumeto offer a radical re-diablthment. Few however are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this diforder compared with the calartithul fituations of Men, who front Indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a faildooable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable contequence of fuels pendzious batiks. Whe' the unhappy (utterer broods over his miter", but tarer fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fume confutation' for him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or itncer- Witty veldt other Praetitionem, the removal ofthefe 12. F CIENCI ES by the gradual town& of Renovation is the acct w ire • spent of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venue' arn WID is ream manly vtrer, much anxiety will be prevented counteradion of this languid ftate, and in theft' aolleat difficulties will occur. lONtriiffilkopephas fee years etifted. a proper Per ilardiellMaislaillpliallyellnilteen revive the nusabring (Puke I of Life, and to resetaimeAkihe Conftltution. MARRIED WO who have long been ditappolnted he their expedaticeis of a //doily, may be afforest, that in molt inttances fuck deka, are curable by bbdiial Skill. Vire SECRECY sottish% faefflottial to my undertaking, and Ile (kodiftastions which I have prefamed to Rate, form tha Safi* of my Prdenfions, and in coincidence with lo ch this anti lyceum Is given, that Mr airy be confolred pefandly (or by tenon incistutga fossil note). at his laiide.l4o.t9, Aron , del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-tar. There is an additional =trance In Wattriftrett adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. B. Member of the Royal College of Someone. A REMARKABLE CAst. MRS. TAYLOR, Looking - Obi% ManUr:it:torn, No. ea, liottettrune, was of lided for t 3 years with a fevere Rtieumatifin, an ObitraCtion in the V'ualb, which canted her the molt excruciating palm; ihe applied to &feral eminent Phyfidatts. bat never received any benefit. In the !!tuition the had recourfe to Dr. Rearm SS'S Botanical Syrup and NervoutCordial, and by only taking five bottles was perfertty owed; and has, for the benefit of the afflicted, coined:ad Dr. Baocum to publifh her cafe, and will give any permit furtive 'add:Anion who is fiefirous of being itrfennal. Wltneft her hand,this g -dwr oi November, 1100. SARA.H TAYLOR.. Wither' to the above, ANN BRGWN. Buttiter.s - 4,Shorediteh. JOHN HOC:WOOD, late feculent to Mr. V. Simplon, of the Role Inn, Sittingbourn, was for a length of time molt intole rably ifilided with a rheumatic complaint, *Meth neatly ap proached to paralytie,to fuch a desreess to deprive his oldie entire ufe °ibis limbs, which rendered Inns incapable of wall ing or follosving his bufiners; In this debilitereditate'herpplied tafeveral of the molt eminent of the Faculty without experi encing the haft Shadow of benefit; but by being Itrongly re. commended by fev..tril of lds friends to Dr. lilnitum'sNavous Cordial, purchafed at Mt. JohnDamard's, bisoifeller, bourn is DOW perfeCtly rcitored to bis former health and vi gour, Is enabled to follow his bulbuls as duatwithout feeling the leaft symptoms of the above complaint; and is new emcb- Ulan toMr. Nich. Saxton, proprietor of the Sitthigholun coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. Witnefies to the above Cure—Mr. V. fiIiMPSON, Mailer of the Rafe ban, Sittingbuurn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD. Bookfeller. • Mr. i COODENOUGH, Taylor, neck the Old Chapel, Knightitildge, was afflided fur a long time with a Scorbutic Campluint In his AM, which was a great hindrance to him in Nit bufinefs, and for which be had recourfe to feverul cines,withtnit receiving any benefit ; but by taking a few hut flea of Dr. Bredum'a Bossadeal Syrup, Was cured in a Mort time. Any perfon addling to have further information Con cerning the raid sure, may,•by applying as above, receive a af tisfaiitory account. The•BOTANIOAL SYRUP and NERVOUS connim.. totehad at the DoCtor's Houk, No. q, Albion-ftreet, fors domains:l the lAffefiall Mufeum, Blaaldriara Bridge, in Bro• amoebas. its. 6d. and Ss. 64.; in laid. Cruttwell, Exeter, TlllOlOll Mid SON Merl, Illteppanl, Gdport, Handing Brighton, Dunalil(on and Ca Glafgow, plater, Birmingham, Switiney, I pfsvicb, Middlediteh, Bedford, Smith. ice of Wight, Alhin, Blandford, Simmons, lewinc, A.Young, mersikutt. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leda, Minns and Co. 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