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IRELAND. DUBLIN, MARCH st. At Wexford Affixes, before Mr. Serjeant Laurence Farlong was tried for the murder of Mr. Grey 'Thomas, on the 7th of June 1798. The eircum fiances appeared to be as follow: a crowd of rebels were alrembled on that day near Mr. Belle's houfe, on the fide of Vinegar-Hill (Ennifcorthy), when John , Hay, fon of - Harvey flay, of Ballinkeel, rode up, and being allied 6 , what news i" he anfwered- very bad ; that Captain Blacker had deferted them lall night; and that by —, while there was a Protekant alive, the Rebels would neither have luck nor grace ;" and then defied them all to be brought up to Vinegar-Hill to be piked. Mr. Grey Thomas (the deceafed) came up to Mr. Hay with his hat in his hand, and reminded him that he had been his neighbour and friend, and entreated that he would protea him : a By —, I will'protea," replied Hay, and inflantly cut him. down with his broad (word. He then afked, a was there no one to finilli the fellow r' when Furlong (the prifoner) came up, and kneeling upon the groundllhot him through the heart.— Furlong was found guilty, and hanged yelterday, near Wexford. The fanguinary villain Hay, as our readers will, probably rccollea, was executed the day after the King's troops entered Wexford, on innumerable proofs of the moll flagitious cruelty exercifed againll the unhappy loyaliits who fell into his hands. ASSIZES. At Exeter there were S: prifoners for trial.—J. Grant, for robbing W. Cannon of a al. note, &c. Wm. Ford, for houte-breaking ; J. Wilkins for ditto; Wm. Bifgood, jun. and J. Richards, for fiseep-Realing, were capitally convieted. Summary of the Trial of Henry Penfon, fenten ced to die for iheep-flealing, at the above Affize*, on Saturday, March zl, Iticat. Henry Pe fin, a perfon of confiderable property, refident at Teignmouth,was indi&ed for Reeling a fat weather cheep, the property of Thomas Mills, 'butcher, of the fame place. On t he part of the Profecution, it appeared, that. Mills rented a field of Penton, diaant about a quarter of a mile from Penfon's hook ; that Pen ton was in this field on Friday evening, the 6th of March, about five o'clock ; that Mills's (beep were all there about half pail five, and that one of the fatten was miffing at (even next morning; that Penfon's maid afked her maitcr, on Saturday, if the should befpeak the butcher's meat, and lie anfwered he had provided already; but no meat was brought to his !sonde that day; that on Sun day mottling Penton brought in a neck of mutton I bidding the maid roan the long bones for dinner; and that a leg was hung up in the dairy by a hand unknown ; that his boy afterwards ditcovered a brcatl, thoulder, and loin 'of mutton, very fat, and fomewhat dirty, wrapt in a cloth, in a corn chef! in his mailer's liable; that, while the long bones were matting, Penfon told the maid, But cher Drake's boy had cut up the meat in an auk ward Manner ; that the leg was dreft on the file ceading days, and on Tuctilay a loin hung in the dairy, that in the corn elicit being gone, and a (beep's (kin found concealed in the hay-loft ; that the back bone had not been equally divided in halves, in a butcherlike way ; that Mills got a warrant on Friday, and went with two contlables to Penfon's honk; that Penton feeingthem coming (Drake being one conllable), :tilted die boy if he had told any one what he had laid of Butcher Drake's boy cutting the meat badly ? that the (kin, which appeared to have been taken off tome days, was found hid in the hay-loft, and the breaß of mutton cut unfa(hionably, but no (boulder, was found in a cloth,. in the corn-cheß in the dable ; that the car and pitch marks and qualities of the (kin and meat were the fame as thole of the (beep loft by Mills; that the legshad been cut from the (kin at the wrong joints; that Drake's boy had never cut up a (beep in his lite ; nor had Drake told Penton any mutton for a month , that whiltl con% eying Penton to 1-ligh-gaol,refling at Newton on Friday night, Penfon net:pelted the conflables t let him cfcape in the dark, and propofed to give them a bond for yoool. that he would ap. pear at the Affixes on Monday ; and that while in the fireet at Newton, he endeavoured to run off, but the contlable having hold of his &int, he was prevented. On the part of the Prifoner, it appeared, that he had a Rack of hay in the field Mills rented, which field was to revert to him on Saturday, March 7th, that the doors of the (table and hay loft had not been locked many months • that fe veral inhabited cottages adjoined to t he (table lard. which bad alto an entrance from the Rreet ; that Bowden, a labourer, who lived in one of the cots, often attended Penfon's holies, and lodged tools in the (table ; that when the conßables told Penton they were come to (cards his premifes, he laid they were welcome to to do; that he might have efcaped whilft they were fearching, and vo ltmtarily went to the Juftice ; that he offered the ;cool. lrottd only as fecurity for his appearing at the Affixes. The Prifoner prefented a written Addrds us the • Jury, which laid great Ards on the improbabi lity that a man in his diluent drcundtances fhonld )mmit to mean a theft, and thus rills his own life and the happinefs of feveral children, who were by his endeavours, now placed in fituations of re pute and comfort s or that he fitould have put the mutton in a place, to which his fervent' and neigh. boors had free accets ; or that he fisould negle& an efcape, and go willingly to a Magißrate, after the Mutton was found in his premifes. The Paper fuggefted, that his enemies (for enemies, it hit:, he had) might have placed the mutton there, to bring chi - grace upqn him ; that he could - prove he was at Exeter on the Friday evening, March 6, • and often purchafed meat there. To fupport the allegations of this Paper, four, Witneires were called. 11. e fir ft Laid, he was ro Magy man is houfthoiti e.spoite, fonactim‘s bad meat from Exeter. The other three 'raid, he had been lately in Exeter on a Friday, but could not fay, whether March 6, or Friday before. Neither Winters could prove he had mutton in Exeter. Itwas alto Rated in evidence, that when left in Exeter, he appeared fo rheumatica ll y weak as to be unable to catch aud kill the limp lofi. To refute this, former Witnefes were called, who re.afferted he wasat Teignmouth in the after noon of Friday, March 6, worked then in a field adjoining Mills's field, and made no complaint of rheumanfm. Judge LE BLANC fumrned up the evidence with ftriCt difcrimination of each circumflance for and againd the Prifoner ; expreifed his regret that a man of his elate could not produce evidence, if he had fo lately bought the mutton fairly ; fug gelled that he 'night have an accomplice in the theft ; or might have bought it after Nolen, and, if fo, mull be acquitted; but exhorted the Jury, after giving all due weight to his wealth, as a pre fumption for his innocence, not to let it operate as a check on their verdi,ft, if, from the whole evi dence, they fhould not doubt his guilt. Among the prifoners lately tried and con demned at Lancaiter Adizes, are J. Duffy and M. Brady, for robbing Mr. Beale, in Toxleth-Park ; T. Brady, for robbing Mr. Teafdale, near Kirk dale; J. D. Wilkenfon, for forging a bill of ex change; and J. Moore, C. Moore, and W. Ryder, for a burglary in the houfe of H, Webiler, of Mag hull, and firing two pittols at him loaded with three balls, which fortunately miffed him. This trial laited near fix hourb, and was a very affeeting one ; not only from the very clear and Ready manner in which the old man gave his evidence, confirming molt minutely every article of the wicked accomplice, through whom the difcovery of this fccne of villany was made, and proceeding regularly from the firh attack upon his peaceful manfion, at twelve o'clock at night, and the firing the pihols, thus deeply laden, by thofe villains, who threatened deltruCtion to the old man and his family, by fetting fire to the houfe, and even put ting a rope about his neck, in the pretence of his wife- with the molt wicked oaths that they would instantly tic him up, if he did not difcover where his money was, though he had given the villains all he had. • The following were the feventeen prifoners ca pitally convieted at York Affixes : T. HoJgfon, G. Sedgwick, E. Taterfall, and W. Howorth, for uttering' forged notes, pur porting to be the Bank of England notes of 11. value ; S. Lundy and W. Vaux, for Healing a cow; W. Stephenfon (aged 14) and T. Green fmith, for horfe-Realing ; M. Akeroyd, W. our ry, alias Wilkinfon , R. Holliday, I. Doughty, and D. Newham, for fheep-ftealing ; T. Dobfon and J. Smith, for burglaries; J. Brook, for high way robbery ; and W. Simplon, for returning from tranfportation before the expiration of his term. The following were fentenced to tranfportation for feven years, viz. A. Huddleflone, W. Dobby, C. Glare, and W. Dowfe, for divers thefts ; and A. Sharp, a debtor in the Caltle, for aiding John Williamfon, a pri foner in the laid Cagle, convißed capitally of fe !Goy, to attempt his efcape therefrom. And leveret were fentenced to be imprifoned, whipped, &c. On Thurfday week were tried at the above Af fixes, James Graham as principal, W illiam Graham, Miles Mallinfon, and William Whitworth, as eid ers and abettors; and Thomas Whitly and John Denton, as acceffaries before the fad, upon an in dittment under the Black Aft, for wilfully and !hooting at Solomon Lumb, of the towsifhip of Rufhworth, in the Weft Riding, cot ton manufaCturer, on the evening of the a6th of March left. The trial took up about thirteen hours, during which a great number of witneffes were examined on the part of the profecution, many of whom prevaricated very much. Thomas Whitly, one of the prifoners, addrefred the Court at confiderable length, Rating the nature of his connexion and tranfaftions with Solomon Lamb, and concluding with a ftrong and affefting appeal to the Jury, in favour of his fervants, James Gra ham, William Graham, Miles Mallinlon, and Wil liam Whitworth. A great number of witneffes were called on the behalf of the prifoners, to cor roborate the fags Rated by Thomas Whitly. The prifoners were all acquitted ; it appearing that Solomon Lumb had, for a valuable confideration, conveyed and delivered peaceable poffeffion of certain premifes late belonging to him, fituate in Rufhworth,' unto Thomas Whitly and John Den. ton ; and that the crime laid to the charge of the prifoners was in defending the property of Thomas and John Denton, and in defence of the lives of James Graham and William Graham. One of the molt fin ular trials at Shrewfbury Affites, was that of John Harris, on an indift menu for (hooting at T. Banks, in a dwelling boufe, contrary to the Route. It appeared in evidence, that Banks was an Officer oldie Sheriff in the year 1797, and bad a warrant iffued under a writ of poffeffion dirceed to him for the delivering up of a certain dwelling-boufe in por t:Ann of Harris. On attempting to execute this warrant, Harris fired a blunderbufs at Banks, loaded with the head cf a fpike nail, and wounded him. The Jury found the prifoner guilty ; when two objeftions were taken by his Counfel : The firft, upon the legality of the warrant under which Banks shed, winch appeared not to have been in the name of Bank on account of the interlining of it, and the witneffes not proving whether the Peal had beet affixed previous or fubfcquent to inch interlineation. The fecond qt:eflion, Whether (hooting in the dwelling-houfe of the prifoner, in defence of his poffeffion, is filch a (hooting . in the dwelling-houfe as comes within the meaning of the liatute ? At the above Agizer, two informations granted by the rule of the Court of King's Bench, came on to be tried before Judge LAWIUNCI, for an un. provoked challenge to fight a duel, fent by. James Hazier, late a Captain in the 34th regiment of fort, to Grey Edward Boohoo, and for a fcanda 'Gas libel atainil Mrs. and Mifs Boulton, mother and finer o • Mr. Boehm, ; on both of-which it ormations osier was found guilty. COURSE OE EXCHANGE. Hamburgh 3 al U. Narks - Altona 31 6 a U. Venice - - Leghorn - - 541 I.lilmn - Genoa . - 48 Oporto - Palermo, so pence per oz. Malin . lIIRTHS. The lady of Randle Wilbraham, Efq of Rode-hall, Chefhire, of a fon and heir. In Dublin, the lady of William Duke, Efq. of a fon. ' At Weft Mooney, Retry, the of John George Nichols Efq. of a daughter. NIARRiED. On the akh ult. pt Clifton, Thomas Reignoldi, EN. of the Royal North Arita bragnom t o'Nfifs Welch, of Weymouth Lieutenant Cutler, Firlt R4imait Welt York Militia, to Mifs Holt, daughter of Mr. Richard Hot , . of Rocl•dale. DIED. At Elkadale, In tavernersthire, Captain Hugh Prater of Eika. dale. hfifs Anne Smith, youngelt daughter of nomad Smith, Efq. banker in Edinburgh. At !Celli), Mifs Anne Bennet, daughter of the &ceded An drew Bennet, Efq. of Chefters. At Berwick, Mr. Thomas Ord, fen. many years • refpeeta ble Captain in the Old Shipping Company's fmacks. At Hull, aged 32, after a long and painftd Mods, Mr. Wil liam Wilfon, liquor merchant in that town. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISFER, THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of Its Efficacy having •evet failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it dots not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN TUt MONEY. It vrill,onappileation;take off the Inflammation in a few hours• and deftroy elfeetually the Malignity without the leaft hazard, Printed Direetions foaled up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fc• much re putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greatcft reputation. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Aztell, No. r, Finch-lane near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavii tock-ftrect ; Mr. Wiifua, No. 39 , St. Jamces-ftreet ; Mr. Sydney, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn ;1 and Jeboult and Co. No. !so, Oxford-ftreet. At rMot, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. ' Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Rofoman, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Jones ,booltfeßer. Portlmouth, Mr. Motle y, bookfeler. ADVICE. " P HIST Seafon of the year makes it neeeffary to guard againtt thirfudden changes of the weather, which too often affed the habit, obltruding the perfpiratfon, and thereby producing thole irruptions whioh are Ai much againft our appearance in fociety ; brides producing an anxiety on the mind which gives freih vigour to the difeafe; and as effeets of this kind arc fo often mittaken as the eonfemicaces of high liv ing, reeourfe is bad to a contrary made of diet, and the habit by that means fo reduced, that the fibres lore their energy, they are unable to throw off the affection fuch improper treatment has Worded, inftead by a contrary method of relieving the oppreffed veffeis, by gentle prefpiration and other gentle era wants ; and as this has been the caufe of the fnecefs of Sm.,- Num.'s AMTISCORIU Tic Dears, in the molt inveterate crop tire cafes of Scurvy and obßruded veffels, Gout, Rbeumatifm, Sec. we may with hopes of fueeefs recommend it ai a medicine which has maintained its charader for fo many years, not withitanding the impofitions pradifeal on the Public, in fob. ftituting a fpurious mixture for the genuine. Sold in fmall bottles, indented with the words, " Frs. Spilibury, his Anti feorbutie Drops, by the King's Patent," and the larger with the addition of the King's Anus, at the Difpenfery, Soho-Square, and molt of the wipedable Venders In Town and Country, in the Bornugu, only, by Clarke. No. atty, and Shaw, No. 74. FARTHER INSTANCES OF THE EFFICACY OF WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. A MEDICINE long known for its very un common virtues, in removal; Obltruthions and other Diforders more efpecially incidental to the younger part of the tamale fez; elk what is commonly called the Lire= &closers, which is denoted by a yellow or pallid countenance; thefe pills, however alter that appearance as well as create an appetite, awed bad cligellion, remove giddinefe, and are of dittingullh ed excellence in Windy Difordera, Head-ache Pains in the Stomach, Shortnefs of Breath, and Palpitation of the Hew,. Of their extraonlluary Cleary, the fegaer.eiza arc recent in- Rance,: To Mrs. ICIALISLCY, Pleet-ltrevt, London, Madam—l am the unfortunate daughter of an officer in the army, who fell in hit country's caufc, by which means his fa mily are left in a fituatMn that it it neceffary each should en deavour to provide for themfeives, which, from indifpnfition, I was entirely incapacitated from, till an intimate friend re commended your Pills, which have in a wonderful manner re- Reared me to health, having removed the obltruthion complain ed cf, and in Confequenc-: my complexion, which was exceed, ingly yellow, has returned its wonted colour, my health is quite recovered, and the pains in my head and ttosnach with num bales other complaints, too numerous to mention, which have now all fubfided, and I am once more in full health and (plaits, able to encounter every uifficulty. I beg you will make my cafe public, as many young women from a fedentary life have fimilar complaints, which they arc unwilling to attribute to the real caufe--wmat of exertion. Permit me to return you my moll grateful thanks for all fa vours, through the medium of Mrs. Smith, and believe me, Your much obliged, and very humble fereant, Exeter, Aug. 4, r7pci. CAROLINE WALKER, Madam, Plymouth Dock, Odt. to, iyost. So snuck benefit I have received from a methane called Water's Fassaba Picts, of which, by the bill, I onderlland you to be the Proprietor, that i am induced, in gratitude for my-recovery, and from acletire of hiving thole who are find- Lucy aillithed, to Rate the particulars of my eak, which you arc at liberty to make as public as is agreeable to yourfclf. I am now near twenty years of age, and for the hat three years have been (tamely three days free from Hindi. which to dere/the particularly might he unimportant and improper; hut, to (peak generally, I was ended with a cuntkunl &murk of , breath, accompanied by palpitation of the heart; my appetite was generally very much reduced, but now and then greedy to e s; my countenance, from being rofy, became of a palid Heidrich, and thole periodical dikharges to which we arc fob- Jed, were now trifling and irregular. Inthis Bate, a burden to sorrel, and friends, I had recourfe to every means preterits:el by the Facile', or recommended by my friends, to obtain a man ration of health, bet without rucceis. At length WaLcu's Pugs to Pitt s were mentioned by a lady who happened to be on a vii)t to our houfe, to have been of material :ervice to a re lation of tier's in a funilar lituation, and who then euntinued to take them with every profpcdt of a complete redoration of her fon. •.r health. On this reprefentation, I immediately lent fur a couple of boxes, and by the time I had taken them, agreeably to the dike:Boos, I found my former fymptoms of ill health materially to abate, and I now am taking the fourth box, with every profpedt of a complete reftoratian by the time it is empty. I therefore, with heart.tek ratisfathion, acknowledge mytelf, Madam, much your Debtor, and am, To Mrs. Ken, stry,Flein. Your nut obedient (errant, neat, London. HONORIA WILKINSON. Wraen's FiIIALI Pau (with Areal** see fold Whole. Isle and Retail, by O. Fleet-areet, London; thee) , sad Co. Bow Church-yard. phde ; F. Nes/bevy, No. 4.'„, Sc. Paul's Church-yard ; sod Jebetalt and Co. Nat 50, 0 Herd *fret j alto Retail by Padding, oppofite the Pantheon, Os ford- Sheet t Stringer, near Charing-Crate Strand; Marthall. Illsomitory ; 'Turtle, oppofite Ereter-Vhange, Strand ; Newberry, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Guldiog, Coen hilly Wadc, Old Bond-Ereet ; Bolton's, (not Totes) front of the Royal-F. zehanv ; Clark, No. 269, Borough; and Ward, oppollte Gray's-Inn Oate, Holborn. • • As another Medicine is fold under the name of Wekles Feer7ale Pills, which is fpunoos, Purellafers arc requerted to re mark. as the fore* settimany of authenticity, that each bill cf dirctliuns is figned with die name of C. Kearfley, in hand writ ing ; and on the out Ede, whereby tenants carstiot be inspokid on, the Kamp Is printed by permilion of hie Majefty's lisasesr able Consmilfrooen of Stamps. thus, C. ii.snasur, No. 46, Flat @ray--Numc cotia6 arc seaulac. • . . TOE SALE IT PUBLIC .AUCTION. At the I.or.eon Tavern, Foxhole-erect , 'Plymouth, 00 W,','- nefday the Bth day of April nerd; at , Ten o'Clock in C.: yore:woo, by Idnue of' ' a Comrdifbon of Appettifecnent dad Sale, addl . ( bad to John Hamket, and Peter Tonkin, Efqrs. FOLLOWING GOODS, xi/. about 6tD3 Havels RaiGns. '33 Inn,* Lenxis,s. 200 DM) 2 374 DitUTChlll2ol22gel. 170 LiketS Now !riding from the . sve6llll brig MAR IA El 37 ABF:TII, detained on her voyage from Mabga, by his M.9 - 117'4.111.9! 7311/Il3Alert, j0114111•WIt721A/4, Efq. CUlll.ltasitler. For viewing, &e. apply to the Como:idiotic:l cforefaid. after the fate of the above, will he :old, by tue of a Commif6on of Apposifemtnt and B.Je, teldrilic.. .3 John Hawker, hfq. (for Frportatlon iie linpurtatitia) aco Tubs, Swedifh Ste.l. los Bundles and :Itch 87 Bars flat . 186 ditto 11 'hod asy ditto Nat and Doan 39 ditto au 217 ditto %lute 6o Cheat t e vielifh Steel. 30. 'Pubs • Being part oldie Cargo of the • dith brig Pallas. For viewing, Catalogues, Ste. apply to the ConeniMonmi aforefaid. Swelith !rm. After the Sale of the Steel will be fold the French Angultine, prise to his Majetty's Poop 811fflif,Pte, .1441• h Wittman, Efq. Commander; istothen about 30 toes. She would make a handy little Coafter or Lighter, as Mc draws but little water.—Affo, for exportation. a Anthem's of Cyder. to be landed fro-. eke Paid refel.--For famples,viewing,Stc.akply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant. Plymouth. WHEN ProteMonal Men of education and re. fponfibility deviate front the general fyib.m by the L cdtion of a peculiar Branch, the fahetion of long continued need's is ttte heft criterion of fu; ^rlority. Eight years have I devoted my make to the erchffive Mut matt of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuectittbi rtrult of ray plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe u far as I 4111 able the ravages of thole complaints which are the moil import ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities. After Initlitton Into every branch as an Army Suireem, I formed a with at an catty period of Praetice to refuse inthvldu ale from the ignoroact of uneducated Men, a the equally oaa gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which 1 have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL . INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly. AU Muds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the hioits of • Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftlY that de- . rangement of the fyltem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difcafcs are the refoit of ignorance or Mite in the treatment of a finiple Gonorthea,and it not unfrequently htp pais that the feeds of Life are potfoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fueh co:opt:thin-, are cafdy cured, and even where others have failed, I :tuft that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eitablifhment. Few however are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this diforder compared with the calamitous fluntions of Men, who from Indulgence inn SOLITARY VICE,Or the prevalent Gas - ties of a fashionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which Is the unavoidable confequeece of fuel pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifcctryy, but care! folly conceals his misfortune, it may be foine confolattoo far him to know, that although it be an oblea of doubt or Inca* tointy with other Praditioners, the removal of thefe DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire meet of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vi;atr, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in there mks no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ezift...d. a proper Per feverance is indifperilltsly rcquifite to revive the fhtmbrinz karts of Life. and to re-aoimate the Conlthution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have lung been difappuinted In their capedations of a Family, may he allured, that in Awl infants fuch dried' arc curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Qr..lifleadons which I have prefumcd to Rate, farm the Bails OF my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with frith this Intl =don is given, that Mr B- May be confultedpefonafty (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his hock, No. 29, Atlas del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. ' There is an additional entrance in Watet•ftrret adjoining and the name Is on both the doors. M. B. Member of the Royal Collcige cd Stirgecnrs. MATRIMONY. IT is much tp be regretted. but indifpbtably cer• Wiz, that many perfons of both Sexes are deterred from en. tering into the Married State by fecret Infirmities which Deli cacy forbids them to difdofe ; and there are not a few who, be• lag already married, are rendered inferable for want of thole tender Pledges of mutual Uwe, without which Ilappluifs in this State Is at lealt very precarious. It has bent afeertained you'd a doubt, that thole clreumfiances are peeationed by ,e -neral or partial Relaxation or Weaknefs in either Sex, and it is equally certain thatibe Genuine AROMATIC LOZENOES of STEEL are theAtelt, if net the only Remedy Can' dlfeovered for this Specks of debility. When taken into the Stomach, they immediately &Fiber and Mule thilefelves liken earn: r throu7h every pore, producing &eels at once , delightful, falutarr, And permanzin. Whin the fpark of life beginsitogrow dim, thecir culation languid, and the faculties paralyfed, chefs: Lotenlia are found to give tone to the Nerees,exhilirate the animal Spin', invigorate the Body, and re-animate the whole Man. When averfion to exercife, Ids or depravity of Appetite, and pallid Countenance indicate approaching Coafumption, the deli-Ate Female will be preferred, and relieved to Health aid Society by the benign Influence of this Medicine. When the &Minns of imagination, or the Force of bad example, have tempted un stinted Youth Into the dangerous labyrinth of recent fiailiality, debilitated his Body, and impaired his UnderitancUng, clack Lo tman will prated him from lingering Difeafe, the infirmities of premature old Age, and a wretched Diffohition, =MR the agonizing liefledlions of eon/dotes Guilt. When by luz Banquets, copious Libations, Paplilan Exceffes, and midnight Revel% the Sons and Daughters of DiMpation have brought upon theinfelves Debility, Relaxation, Imbeeiliry, a long train of Nervous Affeetions.manifetted by impaired Memory, Ansi. ety, Agitation, 'Freemen, Langour. Palenefs, Emaciation, Ineligeltion, Apathy in Men; l iylterks, Spafms, Lofs of At. petite. Irregularity, Weaknefs, Abortion, Pains in Back. Chef, Rc. it Wunetn, tbcfe Lozenges will teflon Health and Vigour to the debilitated Frame, and Chserfulnefs and Anima don to the Mind. -- I;l4iiie;Nee de lifeepetier, •r A•amotk Lice!!... Steel, are prepared Genuine only by Dr. Senate, and arc fold .t his Hook, No. 6, Charlotte-Erect, Diooanlbury•, price per Dos, duty Included, with the Doctor's Portrait and Sign: cure • an ea is Kos, without which none Can be OCl:u!ne.—Alf• told by Barron. No. asf, Strand, appofite the New-Church; and at all the cllablithcd Medicine Shop in Town and Country. DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. This day was pubilfhed, price only One ShMing, neatly printed an fine Paper and Hot-preffed, A ConcUe TREATISE on FFMALE COMPLAINTS. By E. SENATE, M.D. Intended for, adapted, and earncMy rectontrnmdcd to the pe tufa of Women in every rank of Ilk, rendered intiMeildc to every capacity, and calculated to enable every Woman to he her own Phyfician. For obvious readot, each Book will be fold fcalcd up, with a recital on the outride, that the teal may not be broken by any but a tamale. Pubfilhed and fold by the Author, at his iloufe, No. G, Charlotte-lima, Eloomfbury; and may be had of Mr. Barron, Drmift, No. tslt, Straoti, oppofitc the New-Church; and of all rdpedable Medicine Fooders and Bookfcllcrs in the Unitrit Kingdom. LONDON: Printed for the PROPRTITOIIt, by JOHN DAKIEL, (of Carnaby-ttmet), at the araa Peterata••• Mosey No. t, Carey-ftreet; and publithed by LOME (of Canteitury-piacc, Lambeth), at No.l,Dan7 - itreet. and at the Sraft-Orrect, Temple-Dar; to wt,:_N "'Office 111 e.,notivattatiom fat tic IN MIL ar: roveft;:t betakkaLL