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ASSIZES. P! I flood charged, on the Coroner's Inqueft, with the wilful murder of William Vaughan, his fervant boy. Mr. Abbof as Counfel for the profecuti6n, opened the bnfinefs in a fpeech of great ingenuity ; in the courfc of which, he made fome obfervations on the relative duty of a mailer to a fervant, which he compared to that of a parent to his child—for, though he held in his hand the power of correc tion, he fhould always take care to blend chaftife rnent with mercy and reafon. After the learned Connfel had fmilhed a very eloquent addrefs, Mr. Parnell,- Surgeon of Chepfkow, who had opened the body oFthe deceafed and William Powell, Efq. Surgeon of Monmouth, and Coroner for the county, were feverally examined.—As the Court was proceeding with the evidence of the latter Gentleman, Mr. Juflice Ronce, who prefided at the Crown Bar, role, and obferved to the Jury, 4 , that as two Gentlemen of high profeffional re putation differed effentially in their opinion with , refpea to tho cau . ... - e of the boy's death, it was im paflible for him or them, who were ignorant of the fulled, to decide on the queftion which engaged their attention ; and he therefore direfted them to find the prifoner Not Gray : which verdia was immediately returned, and Mr. Thomas was dif chalged from the bar. WE FORD, MARCH day our aq7CS end ed ; fix perfons have been capitally conviaed, and receive& fentone of death. After the trial of Fur/Nag for the murder of Mr. Grey Thomas, Mschart Beashai was tried for the murder of the Rcv. Francis Turner, at Ballingale on Whifunday, 179 R. The evidence in fupport of the profecution was clear, confikentand The ciicurnilance of Mr. Turner's murder are too well known to need recital. It was proved that the prifoner put a green leaf into Mr. Tur ner's mouth/ while he lay in the agonies of death, and &fired him to preacri tie Goliel with it ; tbat when fomebody mentioned that Mr. Turner mull be in great torture, while the hoofs was burning about him, ItsagAal ariced " /the could not bear fire in this world, what mull his foul do hereaf ter?" and that when he pulled the'reythe-blade out of his lysiy, with which he had (tabbed tl.le unfor tunate Gentleman, he remarked that " his blood was fo th' s k he could not wipe it off I" He was found guilty and executed this day, denying the whole of the charge. Cne Brel4er was then tried and found guilty of a murder, with loch Rustling circumfigices, that the Judge diretied him to be executed on Monday, and his body hung in chains. W/x!aa was alto found guilty of - murder, but recommended by both the Grand and Petty Jury, in confequence of tome favourable circumßances: 411,Aael Downes, a perfon of ci nfiderable pro. petty, was tried for High Treafiin, i r having been a Rebel Captain, and commanded at the horrible ma ffacre of tictillabogue. The ch cunifiances deluded on this trial kept the whole Court in the moll painful agitation., It was proved that the prifoner fat as Judge upoii 'a num ber of Pmteflants, and ordered them to be Riot ; and that when a girl applied to him for leave to carry food to fame of the partners in ficullabogue barn, he replied, " Give the Devil leave SOMF bad they want food—and they die fo loon I" circumilanc.cs, however, which arofi in the tootle of evidence, induced the Jury to accompany their verdia of Guilty with a recommendation of the patiner to the Royal mercy. At the Altus for Cornwall three prifoners were capitally corn-Wed, and received fentence of death, Rofkilly, for a burglary ; Rich. Broad bear. fir Ilealing a Myer watch and other articles ; and T. Littlejohn, for Ilealing a chefnut gelding. Rofkilly is left for evution ; the two others re prieved. At Taunton Affixes there was an extreme heavy Calendar, being.upwards of tto prifoners for trial: The following have been convieled, via. Mary Dunning, for a burglary; G. Davidge ; M. Day, for horfe-flealing, capitally P. Kingdon, for Real. ing two heifers ; W. Newton and his foss, for !hal ing geefe ; and C. Beer, for bigamy. Gutlavus Lee, accufed of forgery, was acquit. ted, after .a long tri a l.—The note he wan tried np was one in imitation of thofe of the Wirichefier Bank, which are adorned. with many well engrav ed embellithments ; but though executed entirely with a pen, was fo exquilitery imitated as ainmit to puzzle the engraver himfblf. Lee is a very genteel young man, and addrefTed the jury with much feeling. He fainted away upon the delivery of the verdiCt. On Saturday fennight, Lawrence and Cog hell, l (the former conviEted Rorfe-fiealing) were ext. cuted in Huntingdon s purfuant to &it- fentence, amid ft a concourfe of thOnfands of fpeetat ors. John Burton and yam Taylor, who were conviaed of thee] .Italing, and were to have been executed wi.h the before-mentioned malefadors, received a ref; i e the fame morning. Caw,. Elt/SURY, Ikrti 3.—Yefterday the follow ing nudefaCtors were executed at Penenden Heath, purfuant to their fentences at the LIR Affixes : we, W. Mak, 7 Mortem, W. Brown, 7. Wet, T. Small, W. goner, G. Find, G. Ekgraiager, T. Day, y. North, and y Dixon. At the General Seflions of the Peace for the town and port of Sandwich, held on Monday hill, C..Wagnell, C. Hat:foci, and 7 Rofe, charged with burglaries and felonies, were capitally convided, and received fentence of death. GtoncesrEs ASSIZES.—The, Commifiion was opened at Gloucefter on Wednefday evening.— There were na lefs than 127 prifoners in the Ca lendar, and the multiplicity of bufinefs was likely to occupy the attention of the Court for feveral days. Among the prifoners tried on Saturday, was Mr. Cook clothier, of Wotton.under-Edge, who • was arraigned for the murder.of his wife—when the witnelfes for the profecution clearly proved, that her death mull have been occafioned by acci dent, and Mr. Cook was acquitted, very much to the fatisfaftion of the Court. MoriHourii Assizzs.—On Wednefday morn ing, at an early hour, the Court was crowded, to hear the trial of the Rev. Edward Thomas, who cav'N?Picr ragrat No IL TifA M P Mit; AJP.II,II. 3,-.4t darng attempt was made lait wed. by.the felon!' confined in our gaol -t:, effe(t their efeape, by.knocking down the gaoler, wl:en he went at night co confine them, and dins 6W:slued the keys of the prifone.-131e1 had, nearly effeaed their purpore,, and very ill, trcated,the gaoler , but were by the agiyal of the Aaiun. ultimately Cubdued.--4 4 inding, Atli all hopes of relate 1011, one of Up, prifone r a. named lokorlon, recently committed. was found the next mcruing hanging in his cell. Fluavtwoncul t Ararx.3 ..,Cs Monday evening, as an apprentice of ?dr. Bute chemal, was walk ing up his matter's. yard, s, he obferved two men in upme m te the prentifes, when, on Ai sitem what bulinefs they had there, they • • 1y knocked him, down, sand ntherwaye fcs -ineeked him, that he lay a coultderable tinsel=raWip before be was found. ',sane it, Arai:, 4 —Saturday ha as a child of two years old was playing agajnit a watercourte on Fro/lenden Bottom, it fell in and was unfortu nately drowned. Carisatoor, APII,II. 4,—On Saturday ha, GrimilZkew, the chimney.fweeper, was executed here purfuant to his fentence, for burglary. His behaviour from the time of his condemnation, was Inch as became a perfon in his melancholy situation, and his condud was marked with fincere penitence. On Friday night laft, Twinftcd-hall, in Suffolk, the feat of Sir James Marriott, matter of Trinity in this university, was burglarioufly entered and robbed of a confiderable quantity of plate and other cffeelc. On Friday fe'nnight, Benjamin Jones Scriven was executed on Red Hill, near Worceller, purfu ant to his fentence. for iheep-flealing.2Collins, who wag to have ruffered with him, was refpited on Thurfday. OXFORD, MARCH 28.—0 n Monday morning laa Jere Wiggins, capitally conviled at our lan ailizes before Sir GILES ROOKS, Knight, was exe cuted on a platfOrm ereded over the front gate way of the Caftle Gaol, purfuant to his lenience for fheep aealing.—During the time of his confine ment he concluded hirnfell with decency, and fence his condemnation with penitence and re fignation. SHREWSBURY, APRIL 4.—On the 22d ult. Mr. T. Andrews, of Tong Park, in this county, a &r -aw, was found dead in a field near home, having diflocated his neck by a fall from his houfe. An Inquea was lately taken on the body of one R. Beaumont, a pauper, who died in a pars cart, near Adderley, when it appearing that the poor man had been ill-treated, the Jury returned a ver diet of Manflaughter againa the 'two Conitables. A poor woman and her infant were, about a fortnight ago, brought to High Ercall Work. houfe, (by the woman's filler), in a cart, appear. ing not well : the officer and mailer of the houfe fent for a dolor, who was of opinion that there was no appearance of immediate difrolution ; the mother and child had proper nourifhment given them, but were found dead in the morning. On Saturday lair '7o6n Lafferty was executed at 'the New Drop in front of the County Gaol, pun fuant to his fentence at our late Affixes, for a high way robbery near this town. YARMOUTH, Aram 4.—On the 27th ult, were taken up at tea (Boating) about tyo cats of fo reign brandy and geneva, a hick being feized that day by a riding officer, was brought on (bore at Happdburgh. Timor three labouring men, and others of that pls,te, drank of the brandy to fuch an excels, thate of them (named Thomas An- Cell, a labourer), cu died the next day. One of the other men continued extremely ill for a whole day. Thurfday night sp Mr. and Mrs. Dunt, or Mid barton, were returning home from Tomblaud fair, they were flopped near the Pruffia Garden by two men, wined with piaols, which they held to Mr. I).'s head, Witaft they robbed him of 45. 6d. and after pulling him out of his cart and violently af faulting him, they made off. On Thurfday, the 26th ult. Edward Took, coalheaver of this place, undertook, for a wager of five guineas, to walk one meallired mile on die turnpike lead near that town 6o times over, in 14 hours, which he accomplilhed in 13 hours and three-quaff teas. CiihST/It, APRIL 4.—On Saturday morning as a farmer was coming from Frees, in ShroplEire, to this city with a load of cheek, feeling himfelf fatigued, he got . upon the top of the cart to ride, having t h e care of the horfes to a little boy : on their arrival at Handley, the horfes fusidenly tatn:,l round near a ballaa pit, the boy not being able to guide them, by which means the team was thrown over, and falling upon him, he was fan. sated. ENGLISH STATS LOTTlNT.—Thirtieth Day-- No. 9,59.3,a Prize of to,ooal.—Nos. 56,006, 32,543, Prises Of 5ool.—No!. 43,757, Prizes of Sol. • The Ticket, No. 41,931, entitled to ao,oool. as the Fra Drawn on the 29th day, was fold at Pore's Office, Royal Exchange, on the 23th of February, in a parcel of Ten Tickets. From Come remark attending the entry of the fele, it is fuppofed to be the property of a Gentleman at {Lloyd's.—N. B. The l• irll Drawn Ticket on Thu:fay morning next, is entitled to the Grand Prize of jo,oool TEN TI'nVS•ND Pouens.—The Ticket, No. 9,193, drawn yelierday a Prize of to,oool. was fold on the 24th February Isla, by T. Biter, No. 4, Cornhill, to a Gentleman in Fredetjek-greet, Dubs lin : and ,the Ticket, No. 50,065, drawn a Prize of 30,0001. on the 23th March ; the Ticket, No. 44.007, drawn a Prize of spooL on the 17th March ; the Ticket. No. 11,563, drawn a Prize ,of spool. on the 31ft March ; and the Ticket, No. 51425, drawn a Prize of 5001. on the ad April ; were likewife all fold, (bared, and regiller ed, at the above old eftablifhed Office where 'in drawn Tickets and Shares are daily felli ng, and the Prizes paid on Demand. STILTS OF TR! VOWEL. a Nu et - £4o,ixo a Mass if .• Lap= A Dide - mow am - s AM • moo i as ie. U. JOO KEDICINE ACT. At the only Wareboufc Tor Dr. James's Powder, No. 45. St. Paul's Church-yard,a few daces from the Corner of Chespfide, 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the -I- prices annexed, inclufivc of the Stamp Duties impored by this Adt ; but no additional charge has been made upon Dr. 'James's Powder; which it continued at the original price of as. 6d. per packet. It may alto be had at al. 4s. per dozes ; or he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for aL 216 6d.siuty nciuded, fo that the Public are no fufferers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to leffen the bur- then of this AR, woloh would in a great meafure have proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines arc fold to any perfons parchafing half a dozen or more, free from the cxpence of the Stamps. r. d. a. d. Dr. James's Powder 1 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe a 6 Analeptic Pills 4 6 ,-.•-•••-• Cemvulhon Oil s 6 Cattk Powder a 6 ..--.-- Paregoric 1..0. Dr.'Hooper's Pills laf Images - - tII Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate .-- Camomile Drops a $ Pills' - 4 0 Menne of Colaoot 3 9 erry's Bi/iousEilh 3 o Effence of Pcpp.:rnaint a 14 lbfa Carminative i 9 Ortulltirk Medicines 3 9 icitell's Jake-riga Spirit 3 6 Clafes•Magnef.a l a 3 6 teenough's Tine:Wive t xi , loglis's Scots Pi i Us a o ---, Tolo Lozenges zlf Grant's Drops - ari Mr. Spence's Dentrifiee 4 o Norton's Drops ' 3 o Frea.kc'aTineturs ofßark 3 6 Spilibury's i 9 flu xham's ditto '1 6 Speediciases p i: a o Englilb Cos'..v a 9 Dr. Soleadcr's ca 1 9 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 • Jones's Rheumatic Thaw*, 3n64. Alfo, the Gamine Arqaebufade lately imported, and moil of theether Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for expor tation arc Cupped without Stattips as before this Aft. N.B. As many perfons, particularly fervent, sad meffc:•&a.s, mittakc the honk, F. NEWBERY, the proprie t or, is under the notelity of pointing out, that it is at the Ball Lad of By.. Paursineuell to'Ciscapride, and that it has a great white ant. coed front, with tl.i. Cc words thfcribed : TIM ONLY WALLISOUIIi mell Da. j4Mall ' S POWDSIL MATRIMONY. IT is much to be regretted, but indifpUtibly cer ain, Nat many perfons of both Sexes are deterred from en- tering into the Married State by fecret Infirmities which Deli cacy forbids tbcm to difelofe ; and there are not a few who, be- big skreidy married, are rendered atiferable for want of thige tender Pledges of mutual Love without which Happinefs in this State is at leatt very precari ous. It has boa afeertalned Toad doubt, that thole careaunßances ars oemfoosed by SP sera or partial Relaxation or Weaknefs to either Sex, a* it is equally certain that the Geouine AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL are the belt, if net the only Remedy ever difetricred for this Species aDebtlity. When taken Into the Stomach, they inuisonately dirolve and dlffufe thrmfelves like a vapour through every pore, producing effedis at once delightful, nltitart, and permanent. When the fpark of lift begins to grow dim, the cir culation languid. and, the faculties paralyfed, there Lozenges are found torte tune to the Nerves ' s:innate the animal Spirts, Invigorate the Body, and re-animate the whole Maim When ',teflon to extreifo, bin or depravity of Appetite, and pallid Countenance indicate approaching Confumption. the delicate Fritale will be preferred, and rettored to Health and Society by the benign Influence of this Medicine. When the Muttons of Imagination, or the Forte of bad example, have temg :id un guarded Youth into the dangerous labyrinth of keret fenfuality, debilitated his Body, and impaired his Underftandingoltefe Lo zenges will protest hint from lingering Weak; the Infirmities of premature old Age, and a wretched IlliSolution, amid& the agonizing Retedions of confetoua Guilt. When by :Minus Banquets, copious Libations, Paphian Exeeffes, and inidiMaht Revd", the Sons and Daughters of Diffipatlon have brought upon thanfelves Debility, P.elaxation, Imbecility, a long mutt of Nervous Affedtker,ruanifelted by impaired Memory, An Agitation, Tremours, Lamour ' Pak-nets. Emaciation, , ladigeftion, Apishly in Men; Hytteries, Spa Gus, Lon of Ap petite, Irregularity, Woaknefe, Aborthai, Palm to the nark, asdt, Pte. V Wiantn, clack Logenct will iefbare Health and Vigour to tie debilitated Frame, and Checrfulnefs and Anima than to the Mind. Let Tryhdr, diarrirdlrs dr Ataapdirr w Areas* 11111LXVI Iked, ore pmposed Genuine poly D r. ' Senate, ao4 are fold at I his Wok, Nab, Cbarlotte-Rrcct, Bkvandberfs Peke 7 1 - per Bop, duty inchideJ, with the Dostior's Pea trait and K.- arorr en each Box, without which none can be Genttine.—Aifo fOhl by %non, No t tit, Strand, °p i rate the New-Church ; and at dilhe distil/Red Medicine Shops in Tann nut Country. DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. This day was poblithed, price only One Shilling, midi printed on bac Paper and - Hot-puffed, A Casette TREATISE en FEMALE. COMPLAINTS. fly E. SENATE, M. D. adr i , ad*pted, sod ear grily reccarnmonled to the pe rafalitOlullsco ie every rank of life, n.mderctl int,ll.;;ibk to every •Indly,• and calculated to enablerery Woman to be bur rum Pkyfecian. For obvious rashos web Soak vrifl be fold foiled *p. wit& a requeft au the esti* thatch, fcal suay not be brokon by airy but • foam* Publtftted and fold by die AutbarON his Hook, No. 6, amniotic-oNya, fikaariliswy; sod may be bud of Mr. Barron, 11:ri cin V ir fo. ! . .t_e t *S . NriveiOnticti ; end of all aid ilesefillasla sks Vaal • J. diivrinAbits. AIiNQLD•n knoirn 719 A- , over Europe for their frpertnr efficacy rill peculiar nal mfs, in perfectly eradicating every d.llyc of the Vener c i Di 6 cafe witheut t i ro leek trouble or contilanuri. The Pohl': may be aimed this excellent Medicine is ptirf:ctly congeal to the entlittition, and many hive rerdarkcd their health havi- g be:n much improved in other ideas after its ufa. Priut z d direalonsAgned by Dr. Arnold. are iaelottd with each Lox which will enable all perituts CO cite thantalims without die kniewlege of any one. Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Wisetftorte, Middlcfex; faddist Loudon by Mr. Anil, No. i, Finch-Laic, Dunhill; MI Ward, at his Patent Medians Warchouk, No.3za, Halbom. appetite Gray's Inn Gate; and Mr. IlLicqing, at his p.m M. dkint Werthoute, ;6, bford-ftrett, oppoltte the Panthbon. Sold alto by the following Booktellers : Hazard, dads; Bulyin and Shcppird, &Mel. Mottley, Portfmouth; &Usury; Herrn!) and Thompfon, Manchefter; Jones and Gore, Liv.rpool ; Bulkeley and Prole, Cheller; Peartou and Piercy,'Eferningham ; &comfort and Robbards,Norwia ; Fare ter, lifwich; Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ; Peck, York; 11:own, Hull; Humble ' Neweaftle; Macdonald, jewellet, Glafguw ; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh; and by one rpt able &atelier in molt Towns In England. Price as. 0. and is. sd. a box, duty tnetude4, Where may be had Arnold's Nervous Reiterative Drape. To the NERVOUS, DEBILITATED, and CONSUMP TIVE.—LISBON PILLS. TIES CELEBRATED MEDICINE, corn. pofed from the Recipe of a late eminent Portoguefe Phr. &in t. will be found belt adapted for-removing thole Nen Aar:lions, arifing either from Mental DepreMon or Bodily Weakneta. .. Pc& ns of Confumptiye Habits will find it the beft Tome extant, it being peculiarly adapted to remove t►e Pre-difpofitioa to that alarming malady, and having been adminiftered the molt complete fucccfs, even when hectic flushes and obill nate coughs were deemed the Immediate precurfors of lingering Din Female Sex, elpecially thofe of fanuary difpofitinns, It is, without the lealt hefitation, offered, u it has been the means of remove: ng m my from that dreadful Bate arifing front Chlorofts and Incrularities, when a want of mental exertion becomes fo alarming a lymptom : It will likewife be found to remove that difagreeable Niufea and Sioknefs attendant on the early (taps of Pregnancy, and to be thegreateft Itrengthener after Lyings-in. It foregoes the neeeflity of Cofrnetics, being admirably adapted for removing that Wilds languor arifing from Dill7azion ,reeivering loft Appetite,and thereby recalling the abfent It will likewife be found to remove the caufe of Impotency in the one flit, and Barrennefs in the other; In Ilion by whatever means the coniiitution has been undermined. whether by the Inrolds of thole difeafes, the effeen of We eury, excefs of Drinking, or thole fecret indiferetions too Ire. quently pradif:d by youth, its rtitorative virtues are a Pure pledge of returning health, that incillinable and much valued blcifing. without which, all other enjoyments " Are nothing worth." Sold wbolefale by garden, No. , 18, Strznd, and retail by Barry, Bridge-ftreet, Wetbnin- Pidding, No. 76,0 ford- (beet. (ter, Sayer,No. 4,Covatt-Gardea. _ _ . Bolton, Royal-Exchange, Turtle, No.isy, Strand. Grccn, No. 132, Oxforthitreet, trade, No. ro, Cornhill. Jelsoult :rod Co. No. tso, Ox- Ward, N0.3i4, Holborn,. ford-ftreet, Wright, Sweetiogs-Mlcg, . In Boxes of is. sid. ss. and il. is. In the Country, at . Alnwick, by Pratt. Loweftoffe, Newfan, Berwick, Embleton, Lynn, Whittingham, . l lton ambridge, Gee, o , Houghton, °dieter, Keymee, Manchefter, Staines, ory, Dingle Morpeth, Wilkidfon, Newark, Ridge, piewealtle. Humble, Walkers lbarlingron, Daroton, Newmarket, Thorpe, Pavilion, Barker, Northalltwon, Langdale, Done Ace, Torr, Norwich, Bacon, Edinburgh. Baxter, Penrith. Ramfay, Ely, igrackeibury, Peterborough. Jacob i , Epping, Doubleday, Prefton, Addilai Olaf,ow, Whittle, v, Shefft.ld, Ridged, Greenock, VilAziaw‘ . Stamford, Drakard. Hull, Brown, ii..:; Sanderhod, Bray. • Ipfwith, Micidleditth. Upplogham , Drakreis Lair -211.r, Woodburn, Wakefield, Wood. Leeds, Sinus, Warrington ' Banks, Liozolo, Brooks, Yarmouth, Downes, lAserpool, Billinge, York, Blanchard. By the purchafe of a Guinea Boi there will be a faring of 6s. 6d. and fo confident is the proprietor of the efficacy of the Medicine, that he will return the purciale money, if the Patient. be MA materially benefited, by tin taking of a Angle Boa. - To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, /Ser. IBEG . leave to inform you, that ever ranee the AL year ascrz I have been &Hided with the Lisa Venue: Whicb, faun its obainately relitting every murk of tuodadno prderlbod by the mint eminent of the faculty hen, an under `oing kveral revert comics of falivation, and twice &charged from the Morphia, with little relief, would appear to be of the mn2 ioveterme nature. In the fpring of MR year my 4ft:edit hail got to fuch a Mod, as Dearly to put a period to my exiltrine I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on eaeh ann. and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; nay right was dreadfully painful, and bad been in • nate of ulceration for the kilt (even years; my left lied alto two large nodes on it, was very much difeolourcd,and gave me Inch exemiating pain. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of tea- In this laminable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thorny (who rec_ivel fo great a cure by them here), to take your I.take's Patent Pills, which 1 began to do on the 26th of May; in the caurfe oft fottnight I began to receive benefit-4n little more than a month the oinks on my head and arms were foil ad healed—foon after the fora on my legs healed alto, leaving. however, confide:able dikolouration in the Oda, and pain in the bone of the kit, which, by the bklElng of Gob, and a link linger perfevirance ;n your invaluable Med dne, fubfulad; the nodes &fowling. the &in reg4ning Its natural hue, and the noc- . Waal pains gradually going thus became, bryour libe ral advice and medicine, pettedly frec from all my former com plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and Arend", and am become jolly and fat, in which Rate having condoned many month* to the allanillunent of all who knew me. I as at a lois in what terms to caprefs my gratitude, but beg you. fee the good of other fuffering mortals, to make this my cite as public as iwifihle, as I f•ail on every °coition • in Co doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obe dient, vary bumble fer- Vant, ALEX. MOANER. .Sway's Clore, High-ltreet, Edinburgh. Witnefes to the abJVC cure .—John Thortapfon No. 3. New Poultry-market, John M.lntofh, Old Affataby-cloie, Edinburgh. Preparail and fold by the loft Proprietor, THOMASTAY -I.ok, Member or the Rio yal college of &irgeons,at kit Dads. N 0.9, )L Brklge-litreet. London; where, after a coottaye refidence of most than thirty-fix years, In a pradlce particular- Ij to the core of Vcneriel Complaints, and there inci dental to the Parts of Orneration. with that inviolable farm, Whit* Men of his PeofelSon Should allays °bravely fuek asks, he betas hlanfeir, the avien zuld.arafianes:Lc gratuipay 01- Saner. to perfans taking this Mcdieine, will be efteemed. by 4dg:calling Public , Man advantage feldom attainable, and vold oral ambiguity. i11 . ..0f:1i, by Ms appelnkrent, ft'r the convenience of thole living at a alliance ' at she Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Afbm's ltrcet, ; the Toy-iltop. No. tp3, Oxford-Brat; Mr. lliiboroyea's, No. y, !!rust-hill ; Mr. Steel, book filler, No. t, Uninsrow, Tower-bW Mr. Woks's, South bridge, Edinburgh ;Mr. Cal/weirs, Dublin; and by one per Galt In every conikkrable town in Great Britain and Ireland, is biota of only 24.94 oak. foaled up, with fuJ mot plasm di rodilons, whereby yarrow of either fez may cure the:oft:lva with rare, (pad, secrecy, and &fay. N. B. Every laz fold in Dreat Britain is foaled up with a Stamp, as which, by favors of the Cornmilrwriers, is printed, at the Staasp-ofwo—r'r. Taylor, N 0.9, Pkw fishlgo-Brest--te WI". "NO " leiony , tel ail others are siuntorrale. LON, 'UN Printed' for the Proprietor,. by JOON DANIILL, (o( Carnaby4treet) at the STAII PRIIIITIWO-OFltell, No. i. Car-y-dreet ; and pablinaid by LEVEL KENT. (of Cyr t.ninry-place, Lambeth). at No r, Carey-Rest, and at die 6ratt-0 rile a. Tanyle-Par to wMc Office all cammaii• cation fat tie Einua an nquckadn be seirclied. ' Alga, T. o.xxieve, of Greek-itrset; Sabo, istriterit#, at tom, at Guildhall. April IS. T. Wham. of Stroud, Kept, Shopkeeper, at teh, at Cuihihall. April.so. P. Atkinfon, of Seuleoates, othcrwifc Seoweotta, • Yorkibire, fhip-buildey, at the White "fart Tavern, Wog. I iton-upon-Hull. April so. J. Pace y, of Nottingham, ilay-nuker, at eleven, at the Ponca-Bowl, Nottiopkant: April so. J. Prod, of litdun„ Yorkfhlre, tanner, at eleven,at the White-Hart Tavern, Kingfton-upoti-HolL April so. S. Liv,fley, of Liverpool, bricklayer, at eleven, at the Globe 'farm Liverpool. April 20. Farrow Chilton, of Bifiaop-wearrnouth, Durham, coal-fitter, at twelve, at the ()4merea Head Inn, Durham. BIRTH. Tuefday lift s La Soho-fquare, the Lady of Lambert Fow lu Efq• of a daughter. MARRIED. At Edinburgh, Thurfday the ad inflame. Alexander Wylie, of Corfock, an. to Mils rdirgaret Cillefpie, Frederic-llrect, rdiuburgh. At Linlithgow, on the 26th ult. Mr. James M'Groorther. merchant, Greesock, to Mils Gibfon, daughter of the late Jobe: tilbrou, Efq. Linlithgow. Lately, at All-Flallowi Church, Thames-ftreet, Mr. Francis Blackest, of South Shields, to Mrs. Janfon, widow of the late Mr. Francis Jaofoo, or Upper Thamcs-ftreet. DIED. A fcw days Slice, the Honourable Mrs. Howard, wife of the Honourable and Reverend Mr. Howard, Rator of :land - worth near Sheffield. At Fort Charlotte Nano, Ncw Providmice, on the tit of November la!, Cap Lin David Corbet, of his MajellY's 47th r!glment of foot. At Edinburgh, on the t 7th ult. at his hook in Anion's-11pm , ', Mr. Alexander Campbell, late iner.hant in Glafgow, in the 89th year of hi. age. At Falinbuigh, en the a7th ult. Mr. George Jobnfon, writer to the ripe. At Edinburgh, on the a -th ult. Mrs. Ifabella ()rant, daughter of the deceafed Cord Eleldee. At Glarguw, Mr.. Nfargarct Fleming, widow of Hugh Ni yen, F.fq. merchant, Giafgow. At bluceaftle. p..rith of Wcftmorciand, Jamaica, on the 15th rf n.-wary laft, Dr. James Belt phyhrian, late of Keg°. At lief h, on • the 21It Ult. the Raw Alexander Stewart, nsinifter of 1.4/y, In the Seth year of his age. laxly, at his Gnat at Kiddingtoo, in Ogiurdatire, Edward Gore, Efq. a narrow, father of William Gore Langton, Er+ ,l. P. for Sorncrlctfhise, and Colonel of the Oxfordfhire mi litia. _ _ _ On the 30th ult. after a fhort inners, in the 16th year of his age, Mr. John Slitter, Demy of Magdalen College, Orford, rid, ft fon of the Rev. Mr. SLatter, Vicar of Cumner, near Ox ford,