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i 1 4 t . . OLD 11411.. I. r. Tuelllay nine plifonttis were °ft.:horn were vi,. Crover, to: affatilting '-',o:•bi a 1'; a e l th e l i i ft liw a y, tritting btr in fele. and .t cloak ; J.41-.1 I.', 'ter, for I . ..t.alionfly air.:•;'.....;11: .. ; Mary Ann in i,•ta,t 1111.1cr the ;1!.. t .• -', ten ye irc, c. ; I ;.11e,. I.veiitt, ilia Eve r a s ac k:',.. l; l ‘ ..„ .I.:ver;Trd, biir In-Lakin:; ::;-:• - •1111g ihedWelliVg•ll(lo.. LI jarnes .1:1.1 leveral Bank not; alai bilis of cleizan:;.: to the amount cf upw . :ll,ls. . . 'Three were convioclof felony, viz. Trines f;ot Healing two co.itc, :mod other article', the property of B.rijan•in at: ; Henry Williams tor ite.olirg Intte fack , , the property of George lie; nary Ecidis, for tica!ing a Ulcer watch, Coe p.roo7crty of Ifitac Solrcrltor.z. tr-o were nequitttd, viz. Chrifdan Frcie rici:!. an:l Ann CAledire. Wzdnef:lay twLyty-nne prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally convielect ; viz. John Manor, for breaking into the dwelling hook of Ann Brteman, and llea!ing therein a quantity of 'seeming apparel ::net' (..:r.r articles; William Cock for breaking L::° rue dweliing , !houfe of Wil liam hllnion, in the daytime, and healing the) ein a piece of woollen cloth, value 151. Eleven were convicted of felony, V 17.. Ccorge Burton, for (leafing a pair of tho - ,es, the propel oy of Robot Poinynrd ; George Blundell, for (hal. , ing a waiticoat, the property of John Croke?. ; Thomas Roberts, for fle.iling a filver wr.tch, the pooperty of Frederick Surifeard ; Charles Mar, for Healing the gold lace off 15 regimental hats, t 11.2 property of his Majefly ; John Flanking, for fleabag a quantity of copper, the property of Tho ruas Bolt; Richard Carr, for ftcaling 231 b. of fu gar, the property of William Walter Vincy ; Charles Schley, fur flealing solb. of Dutch filing nails, the property of John Perry, Efq.; John Connor, for ((eating four fowls, - the property ni Benj. Hanfon ; Mary Hall, for (healing five guineas, the property of John Martin; Edward Jones, for Rearing a coat and other articles, the property of John - Bouden ; Elizz:beth Phillips for Reeling a flyer watch, the property of Robert Hunter. And eight were acquitted, viz. Mall Plummer, Mary Punch, William Potter, Thomas Ruggles, Robert Thompfon, Robert Lucas, Richard Han fon, and Mary Reeves. Yefterday two prifoners were tried and convided of felony, viz.—Mary May, for (leafing a feather bed, the property of Richard Torrey ; Barnard Coyle, for !leafing olb. of raw coffee, the property of Aaron Brandon, and others. BENEFIT OF CLERGY.-‘,Whell LIM trials wire over, Mr. KNOWLES moved to have Bridget force, convieed of uttering and felling bale corn, put to the bar. She was then afked what the had to fay why fentence of Death fhould not be palled upon her. She knelt down, and prayed the benefit of clergy, according to the ftatute of William 111. Mr. Ktrowcrs here opened his cafe by flaring, that the Prifoner at the Bar had been convk'ted in May Sellions, 1799, for uttering bale filvtr, in company with Ann Ryan; that on her being found guilty of the above, the then pleaded her clergy. He therefore contended, that fuch plea fhould be received but once only as it was exprefsly enacted by the Statute of William 111. which was the only Statute on the fubjee, that eureri fhould be equally entitled with rem, which before they were not, to all the benefit of Clergy—but with the fame re ilrieions as men—to wit—that ehey could not be entitled to plead it snore than once, and this for obvious reafons—a man might be deluded fo as to commit a felonious aft once—he is tried, and re ceives the benefit of Clergy, laving his lifc and limb for that time ; if he returns to felonious eourfes, and was again to be allowed to plead it, it would be bolding an inducement, rather than a check, to offences. _ _ _ The Counter Plea was next pnt in by Mr. KNOWLES, and read by Mr. Snrvrox. The Connfcl on the oppofite fide took exceptions to the Counter Plea, on the ground the Averment did not fufficiently let out the cafe, tither as to Ler fuffering the piinillment or obtaining a pardon.— He was ably anfwered by Mr. Knots etc; and the RacneibEß deciding, that, itii:c having been joined, it fhould go to a Jury, they were accordingly fworn to try the ilcue, to wit—" Is Bridget Joyce, " now at the Bar, tht lime perfon that, ui;t:er " the name of Mary, the wife of John Joyce, was " cunvitkd, and pleaded the benefit of Clergy, " in May beffions, 1 799 i" The Record was put in and roved. Thomas Simprom late one of the Turnkeys of Nrss7ate, identified her pc, fon as being the fame, lard that fhc had !Ten confined in New;tatc in con fetit,ence for the whsle term of twelve months and int M:. .A.' trt , le a v•ry impreffivc appeal tc s in favour of hi% Client, “.y as in ;!:: event of hndin•t the iflne ii ‘,.‘ l'lt 'I ". They retire) f...r • All ! Llr, L 1 I : 4.11 That 1.1 L.• ILL'I V L . , .:S.' L Lk! 111:41t11.4 1.1:k: 1 ) • k • ; .czi ;00.1 (I icat.• nr. z. ; Srerni , b ;Ind ;•.1. 1< d f t .ti , :!.t: ‘‘cre. NI! :Amp ona acm Lca the .. ~ t AT "r!!• Fli:1111 eci7tr pl• a •a. Ili • at :a. .1 1 o • i the cr:m.s r•LI Lave r..' ' t: .LOC,.T, ,~ . 0 r - ;IC, it' .. .0 t) rt 41:74 A I is F.: ici ' r , . .., • ~ . t • :Imp.: tr. ; c. 4 I. 1 ;.;:!..; y,„Lt r:44.:3161 un416:1141.1 4 , 1 , .+. l,aw tittlr tiglot yru tto cc , •.h in , try, •.. 1 . you have thew n nolo• to othre , .. The Goes int-helot tic.uly means to make a who difeharf:e their t!tities pear cotisiv a:;c1 1ome:11y and thofe ioel:oo do nil: ; confeyiently caonot, con , liitemly, prefer the hit.: eft of itidivida,,k to thofe of the welfare of body at lart:e. The tbantain of Mei cy is ; ;o:ii it will be form. ,:ate for yon if gny of you can lay claim to :11;y fa vane have all of yo,: Len co :vi ;Lust p.dietit trials, bi I !olivine and tact...oft:l ja; !t th..refore mil) o ; for me, prvvioos to :•:tfling •the limtence .•t tla. I.os o:•on you, to advife yon to pals the {bort rim at von Love to live in repentance for your pad • ofiencra, and pi (Tare for am dna' world—and may COn Ai hi 1. ;.4 T v forgive you all your tins !" The I..li.iwing Capital Convi.!ts receiec d jndg !vent of Deoth.—WiOliam Keep:, for takin : t a Dauk.note out ..t a IL Gout and Jnlut ` .7 a:ion tin.tics, I.e extorting momy yonder preience of acculing piafons of unnatural crimvs. —William Cooke for a burglary in the 1 of Mulion.—Charles Everitt, dire: Evetarl, and James Everitt, 'ilia: Lloyd, for a burglary in the dwelling-lir:Life of James Maze.—John Potter for a rape on :in infant under ten years.—Thomas Smith, ::Etullonlas Scott Smi.h.othor the St. Mar tin's Partil, for a forgery on Mel?: s. Sinith, Payne, aad Sinith.—lienry Ellis and James nice, for horfe-ttealing.—Richard Grover, for robbing a woman of lief cloak in Stepney fields.—and John inobomby for a hurztlary. • Wm. Skinner, tor receiving ftolen goods, to he tranfrorted for 1.1. years. Evan Janes, John Edwards, Mary Evans, Cocor,?,e Burtoo, Charles Clark, Jam:, Dennis. M...ry Cun ningham, Eiizah.th Murphy. Win. Eva.., Jo , :na White, ,f:;, , r Reynolds, akets T..r. ratt, tanivs Vjedbrook, John Price, John Driq, alias William Rolls, Abraham Jodi plr Hamerton, lords Lewis, Mary I lal, , Mary Ed. dis, John Connor, Charles Selby, John Nankin, Charles Hillier, Thomas Roberts, and Elisabeth Phillips, to be tranfported for feven yolrs. Edward Jones, and Francis Granter, to be im p ifoned for two years, and Granter to be pub licly whipt. Bridget Joyce and Mary Joyce, for felling hale coin at leis than its denominated value—to be im prifoned in Newgate for one year. Michael Whelan, for ftealing a loaf of fitgar —to be imprifoned twelve months, and whipt so gaol. Mary May, for robbing her furnithed lodgings, to be imprifoned twelve months in the Houle ..f Correaion, and wllipt in gaol. tc. be imprifoned twelvemonths in the lfroufe of Correainti, and fined one Sixteen others received tenterwe fm lcifer Pe riods of imprifonment, of which four were to be publicly whipt in the yard of the Sefilons• Horde (which was done immediately alter the :;ef fions clufed).—Thomas Jones, and John Lee, to be whipt for too yarelsoon or near Paul's Wb. 11 4"...... and James Collins, for zoo yard: on or near Dice Thomas Smith, when anted yefterdav, at the Old Bailer, why jadgment of death 111 told not be paled up, n him, addrelfed the Court, laying, that roof/ of what Mr. Capper, of the Hungerford Cof fee-h tee, Stranit, h.rd laid, particularly as to his frequently dinioof there, was untrue, he having never been there but once ; that he was an innocent and an injured man; and prayed for the merciful proteection of HEAVEN for his foul!—The remain. ing capital conviifts feerned to have very little fence of the awful fituation they were in—The little boy Kcepe, who was the firft called, heard the fentence with much apparent indifference. On Thurfday night, thirty of the convicts on board one of the hulks at Langßon Harbour, in attempting to efcape by cutting a palragc through the decks, had one killed. The ref were quelled, fo as to reaorc the hulk to order and dilcipline, without any further mifchief. join Toting, now under (entente of death at Aberdeen, fur murder, had got conveyed to him previous to his condemnation, two int:: amcnts of lteel, in order to endeavour at his efcape from pri fon. llc had raif.:d up part of the floor, and re placed it again ; but by the vigilance of the keeper he was detetted ; the inflruments which he had very ingeniotifly concealed near the window of his apahtmLnt Here found. 1. eft w.:eit were committed to Yortle, Daniel anJ his wife, char•'cd with having uttered for I it•rti,:nr ;t cottat::l cit Protnitrory Nottin , •!:.int Bank 's for Five (3 , tinta,, aifn As itit Laving in then r • 11.•:ii , :n a inr:-;cd I:.:nk of Engtar,tl Pluntif. Cory I:t:tc fnr Ore round. On Thin hl i' Unni3ht, a Gentlem in from Sht:ernefs had his poektt picked in the !';irk, v. - bile Lis MA; cs v was gin.. in Rite to the I - lott:e of notes to the amu:lnt of 80 , 31. floc of the thieves who broke into the vatic under I)cptlord Church, and via) k u , been at'nri zed :in evidence againti h;: arcam; bee t, t:.ton , a rLny others, the f dl. A% acc cii nt . i • i•..s..cj:itgr. tin tl.c ti r•::b t-;;.t.• .—.%bout nine o'clock at L: ::s n.fl:rjs, met, and it b.::11:; ;l y ;1:1.! ..W people about, they irhap. J. iva:cJc 'their faerilc7ious deptedatio , .s. 'i . ! • h.t.i not h Tit i i ;he Vault 1•J)i; before a dicadhil ,t- m of tLio,,Lr, lightit:r.g and r.t:n came on, which ro • itiettiis d their till Litt the 1::tlit ply( "lit, wl.r h ITIVPIV• ci.nn.lete dai %net's, and being in a pri• %," i.lt they had paired through ni.i. :•• • ht.:- , I ;ley Ix v.ni lii ticfpair of finding their I • - • . after ttpfettin:r cnf riser :be mangled bLdics, and hint; ..1 n;ib ir ; Ld t 3 which the .1.!.-;it TI .111Cnt, put thtni •L. r ! , .117:7 C , 11Ct. 7 in ti..: emirrr.ng the At kit: 4 th -• i •• i:, ‘ • • 7,? il. IIIt! 4.1 .; •y ts. t _ • I t‘ , 'AI: I n iit ;:t:e lumaiuier iLc A yrynt", 711.111 natnt.il Croft, Who at tile laa !,;:wes .k:lizes was fmteneed to tranfportat'wn fot hourc-lircal ;n4, ibon after he was put on boani the tranfport-lhip, leaped oVerboa:d, and was dr owned. Lan Monday night the Church of South Mal ling, ip Sufl:•s, cis felonioufly entered, and rob bed of the Milliner's furplice, which was nearly ncw, the only portable article of any t•alue within the church. T:ie fame night the Parifh Church of Hamfey, in that courty, was alto plundered of all the ht cramental plate. V'ednefday morning, betwien eight and nine o'clock, a man of the name of Bayfter, a frafating man, having had a difpute with his wife, at their habitation in Vinegar-yard, Wellclofe-fquare, cu: her throat in a bocking manner; he afterwards cut his own, of which wound it was reported he had died. The woman not being dead, furgical allidance was procured, but with gender hopes of recovery ; the woman was in the habit of felling tith in the ftreets. Saturday morning, about fir o'clock, a port manteau, containing wearing-apparel, bo. k;, and papers, belonging to Captain Ktaay, of thl Au• gu It us Czfar, was cut from behind a poll-chalk, between London-bridge and Aldgate, by tome thieves. • A Gentleman of rank was attacked by aCA of ! defperate villains, as he was pal Eng down Bow fir-:et on Wednefday night lA, between twelve and one o'clock, who knocked him down with a I.ladgenn, then rifled his pqckets of his watch and pocket-book, and immediately made off, leav ti.e Gentleman for dcad on the ground. The .;t. atrliman cr , ming up loon after, difcovcred the lion id deed, and gave affiftance in conduCling the outaled Gentleman to the Bridal Imperial fin !el, is Covent. Garden, where he lodged; and a I ; :311r goon being fent for dreffed his wound., which, thou s !' very revere on the head and over one eye, I sve tre happy to hear arc in a fair way of recovery. " Time and chance happeneth to all men,"— moil true ! but, be men ever fo lucky, then muft two things concur—tft,Occafion to bring that luck 1 into play: and adly, Promptitude in feizing the I occailou : this being an. unforced and pregnant coneln;i; , n, it remains only to make the lucky ap plicatiou to the editing Ittisn Lov :URI% Dryden, who well'knew the nature of good fon.une, has fetid,— Iczky have whole days, which Mil they c'ut'e; "0. lice. h.ive only hoar% and tha: y ' Tit: true degree of Fortit:.e's meridian can bell be mcalured previous to the tfiih a this mouth.— 'The Lottery firmament is fl•idded with ti.o-s of tll,- &It magnitude, which as Milton fiy .; of " beau- I ty's eyes," Rain intuenee, arid Five the pelt." BIRTH'. At Mourt-Taihot, Mn. Stanky, the wife of the Prime-Ser. o. i:cl.oad, of a tlauttarr. At TrAlze, county of Kerry, the wife of Samuel Muter:, Lig. of ♦ fon :nd 1:• Ir. At I luutim•ton, on Wcaciday the 22th ult. the I.ady of 1.),..n 4, of a daulhtrr. MARILIED, Friday, at Edinburgh, John Bathe, Erg. lat.! Lieuterant- Co:or.d of the 13th IL.gircnt of Foot. to N 1,1,, Sten !souk, fet:oi:d d.,u;•,!.ter of Captvin Jolla bt‘nhoufc, Lite of the 20th Regiment rot,t. _ _ _ At Seatide, Friday ti.e aid ult. Mr. James We ef, at Foss ils, to Milt. Agnes Hunter. aldcll daughter of Janes Ifuntsr, of h.:after, Efq. A: KdL, , Mr. James Murray, Arthur t, to Mif. M.irysret Ml:ony ill, fecontldsugliter of tits late Rey. Dr. Tbont.is Mintitcr of the (lapel at 111AckerRoun. ()it lliurftiey fe'nnight;at Hull, lloyes, F.ll. mzr ch ,it, of I.ondon, to Mils Rtnnatds, datOstia GI thc isle Ri chard Rennards, Efq. of Hull. Same day, at flidtm, Mr. Robert Stabbings, of Pallard, to Mifs Her flail; d.. Ju r of John But - 11.04LN. of Hull. Lately, at Kirkeila, Archibald Reid, Elq. one of the Aldo - men of the Corporation of Isitsrcaftle, to Mils hf.,iller it. ter of tlic Late Arthur Msilter, f fq. of Hull, and oicce to Col. hlis.tcr, of the }.aft York 0 l'harflay ft' might, at Nurthallaton, Mr. I It: 11, of that place, attonicy at law, to Mils Walton, Sat:gluts of Tlumias alton, Efq. of the faint place. Same day, Haat.: Nixon Brown, FS]. Liciocriant of the lath Eight Dragoons, to NI ifs Sarah Fawcett, of /Want it• ll.r. At Maryborougb, WM. Strati., M. D. of Dublin, to Mils Sophia ( irc.vcs. DIED. On the a!th ult. at Cumberuanid -Houk, In Scotland, Lady Elphinftane. At Dunottar, on Sunday the tit inft..%lrtand , r Allarlyee, fq. of Dunottjr, hirinber of Parliatnc.it for tht Ah, r‘..xu ditt rid of Burgh,. Ou Thurfda u y fennight, at her horde at 111;nyton, gre.,:iy re fpctleil, Mrs. I.nnfdale, mother of Mn. lirki , atrick and Mr.. Minlhua, of Liverpool. On Saturday fermight, Ellis Bent, FS'. of %l'arrington, sge.l (11. At Dt•MIII:Ca, on the 2Tft of Atqznft \ Ir. C.:4 JAI y, Gm of Twee) , of the ith R , Jima to' • \ At in May lalt t Arthur Ard..ctv Curb:, Mit. h.il, 1 fq. ThairAton. At k :Iv. month of July Taft, a J wound r: c• iv,' in el., bulk of th, : of Match. iu Leyrr. Licuixuans l'o:•.n.1 \pl>,tuall 9f the - 9th r. ginicat. At the C.Qc of Goad Hope, on the tf.th of July, on his way to hi...:ras, Mr. t;enr.je Kamp. jun. At hutin..m,on 1:111 of Jul• laft,after a fcw days Wntb, Al, s.,nler NI tiellar 1 t tLc fhip Active, of Greenock. At Auldl...fe, on SunclAy fennitht, Mrs. Mooltg..may, I,IJ el I.r.;ilfllaW. A. I .n the tstla ult. Ws M: - -t• 7t1.1^ :h•. ~t tiou , len,l, the tut' I.le. Mi.. ;4 rr kl, v o Mat At -1. l 0t.6 , EJ,rhorgh. tl.. 7 rth Lk. kl.' • • , ,:t ( I rk,and Cll. ".t t... . . •. r, '.r :Cth htt jot.. I nrl.c > . of 7 1 •,J . OH U 1 / 1 ' l l , :It (;f1f11:4 - 111, 414. t: 111,1,1.11. I r, r eio Mad C'• , .,ch Inn. .1./1.1.64 t.l. 41"‘ 1, Dllllllll, ag.d y, rr J,mc. Drough! 11 Ili . ..11111714 i • or, to t lurk, M:. Mi c ha e l t'allau . an. apotli-eary. 1,1 . t, Luhlin , Miu Bury, wile of C Bury, Efq. 0, I ri.lay, Hy. fortualy of Wavixtrce, but 1.0.• riy of 1avrt,....1. 0.1 71, Mr. Duncan M'l.ezn, of Liv.rrol. On 7 .!:itaay 1...,..!i;Tht, at rZiatirn in th. Forrlt. mar in t: ar a hi. aerobe kill , . 111::.ry Clorultleke, pid. ry ',midi, in YOIA t dral ; (tor uf Hunfingnre,.ind cu.. b..th in that roni.t.i. and yi,uni t cr bt.o lieu $.l it, I. •$ Hun. Sir jam GoodruAc, Bart. of Ribituo...-. il. tra• the ;tit of October. tytii. Is. I u 4d.ry tem:tight, Mr. Ben. mercer, 0r1.e.,11t; peeple railed Qtaß. ri. y k ntaieht, in the fic•h year of t t , r re, Mr- Schn. r. y. w I •.1 Mr. S.:harry, of the White tivrni in (Ad al . It• • 4.1. on Monday feanight. arr.l 23. mi, Raw • •! la the 144 - C JermiAL Itawfort.Efq..—On Tit , flay fen • • • It l.m in, wife of the Rev. Edward liaktivitt-i-On J Mr. `.'m. 1 rycr, of the Bowliny (ir.rn Inn—.l • Mr. J. At Enron, of the BilhoyEll.,r... in Writ e tr. 'lburiday fe'rutiett, Mr. J. Mattd. 6' 9 Er t 9. 1...0C•ag 41 , 4144 Bra.iturd a: I . I. (1 PI4r.ASES of the SPA, 1\ T.iki 1): i'Or..! - 0:1.1, L, 04 dude ba ,ssefidtel . , 5, ftitit-fhect, Srho, I.otiens. is ali Stridures, Gleets, S.:lnitial W. Haub., Impotunee, and deisit.,y in tit' evLnfiire PiaLlice in t!tis C.panment. t -• tired hit:frit* for many ycars, Liu 0,1,-ra y r.: eflieacisrs, and whirh prevents a r.dapf.... Mr. I 71:14)1 , R, fair Proptietnt of Jicated) a•vrivs. he, ultimately fo ins thr i ll of the ett.dls of enturim , I • . fueeet7 , aler . cautlteiandother vinkm me, For the Venereal Difearil. Mr. 1)1/AM./it :, it, ; •.. •. . 'llcran's Retne.tiei, fa mild that they rcndcr rs.l.r.:int in dit-e. unsecctrary. 'to enct.!e h.ri to ; at thrir own Itsuf:s, he has rrovided the allittatr. matt of the Faculty. Perrot., in the country way ir c fluting their cafes in letters, pat paid. Jut pubillled, price as. 6:1. Fi:at Edition. tit' .• Treat& on the above Comp!..tnti, illuftrated wit"; t...• . fruptorns and Cafes Mewing the painful and .• fed, of Cauftic llougies; an itnitroerd method of t • . norrhcas, &c. &r. l'rintrd for J. Callow, CroAro • . and H• D. Syntonds, Patcrnofter-row ; alto ns FACt‘tuChlitgit, and at the Authues. •- \VHEN Pracaioftel Meft of education fponShility deviate from the general Tyner» I:. • kalon of a peculiar Eranch, the fandtiou of long c Ihecefs is the heft criterion of fc;irriariry. Eight years lure I devoted my prai2icc to the circle • c • meta of THREE DISORDERS, and the toccefsfe: tt. my plan rivet rev: additional ardour to °pita, At tar able the ricage3 of thole complaints which are the moil ant in the cat3logue of human infirmities. After initiation into every Wench as an Army Suer, : I formed a wills at an early period of Peed-dee to rescue inch, ala from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the eciaaily gerovs precipitancy of general Pradlitioncrs. The ICHREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I 1::,e st.)sed my attentioe, comprise every fpecles of VENfi INEECTION, whether of a recent er long duration ,•,, All kinds of DE1314.1 . 17, whether arlfing front the • Schoolboys or the indulgence of mature age, and laity rangement of the fyftem in Women which is celled BARltiax., NESS or STERILITY. lti,:ntcrour difeafev are the refute of ignorance or had, h. 94 treatment of a inn:de Gonorrhea, and ft not unfroye.... r •:,~ pens tbn the feeds of Lft• ar. pritfoned by the ir.dtfer.: •• unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch i•up••f . . ••• calily . eured, and even wheys Olken have failed, trait • I tn.!) , prJutne to etfcra . radic4 re-ctlabliflunevt. Few, husvi.ver, are the cafes of complicated dilittr. in :!;$ ditotjc: . europae.sl with the calamitous iituatioas vt Alsr,• from ina SOUTAR V VICE, or the prcvahot • tl. s .f Life, acqu',:c Orr es.ste of LX:Liiit t . if the tale eonfeemei.ec of tics pernicioui habits. 11 . ssve it rrnhappy (utterer broods over lila ralfcry, but cart, coneiails his micfortune, it may he fume conlolation A::11 to 1...10vr, that r.ltbaugh it he :in oidoubt or art: too tatuty with r!!,..r rn.etiticnici , , Cie removal of thifc Ci Lis Li taO hy the gradual :wog:reit:of Kunavatlon is the acy;i:t awn: of tug Garai - Unica, It ,lie rites of Baceliwor Vcou• bcaun to rkx:uc, ,::,:,h vi,.otir, much anxiety wia at ore..: by ala couatiatailioa of Ells kuicald Pate, and in c . .. - 13 no great ‘.41! nave. But this i)clici..4l.;) ha.. tar years rt Med, a rep.:, fr, tu rev ivc tlis se of t.!! arld to Corftitution. _ _ kt. t It I D IV( ftl !trs hiss Inng ben .^ ',174 ip • i• a Faniily. nuy be aihrz.,l, that la moit itaantei fuch are ear:tisk .iL 1 he blii.:ll-EL:V %silica is Co cirositial tom ) , saidartakin.ar4 the winch 1 haat ptetua t e•l to !tats, inr..l ;Liz P4lli CI 4 ) aria in coincidence wi7h fu thi.r.e. rs.nou is given. that hlr may bc.confultedpcka:4l r I.y h, t r,r a .nefii(ssig a Irtall note) at his hook, No. sy, Aran acl-ilicrt, :strand, near 1 eiriple-Bar. TLt-e is an additional entrauce In Water-*neat aajoioio3 a and she name it on both ehe doors. M H h ., hi the Illovni rnue,Te of ftiettenna To IIiOMAS TAYLOO„ Efsi Nu. y, bridge-!freer, London. Honoured 11 , 1ii,burgb, March ft tft'. r 11EG left to inrrin you, that ever ihie,! year I I have elided with the Lees Vr".'7 ,; root its ohninatsly refitting every courfc of nhd.,ina predcrin, d h•,• the mutt eminent nt the faculty btu, and win. going f.•veral catirfos of (obviation, anti twice difekr:..l from th , • 11, , Ipital, with little relief, would appear to tie of q.t . , mod ir.rottrati miture. In the fpring of lift year my altar -r had got to filch a head, as neatly tc, put a periottto my estficice I had a large ulcer on inc crown in my head, one Gnaw!, a.ui, and my lee s„were broke out la a frightful manner; toy I i.!lot wa. p,.itiful, act( had hew in a Rate or •n fur the IA keen y. ars ;my left had all,, two large it eji . •, svgs very mach alit oloured,and gave me theb • plltieul-rly what wadntin bed, as nearly to dip rlv: ma °fp.% In this lameatahle Rate 1 was recommended by Mr. J. Thurs,• ton, (who recciv.al fo great a cure by them here :, to take Leakes Patent I'iils, which I b,g.su to sin on the 26thoth: •t; in the courfc or a fortni g ht I began to receive I.7irefit—in le more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were fe:C.- 1y 11.41..d—f0 in after forts on my legs heale.). alfo, trowe• , : however, confi tcrable stifsolouration in the gran, and pan is the bone IN the hilt, which, by the bleffing of (ion, ard a Late bingta foe...ranee in your invaluable Mid etre, Cobh led; thm nodesclifrerf recaliting Its oat:nal hue,l•3l the I: 4- t urnal rains grad,...lli going uICJ thus became, dy your Vt. .1 ads te :and ine , heint,perfeady free irons ail nlytormcrons. pi.' .—have reosetted my former fpirit and Rrenctb. pe.i ant I. come lay and fat, in which Rate having continosi nt py month• to the aftonilhment of all who knew me, I im a• a lA, ia hat term, it • spivfs my gratitude, but t-i; :Sc gond cf other hilt mortal., to make this my co; • '': 11 . , every necalion ; iu fo • • ....ii: Vut:r r rat ill, rues:wilt, very ha:. ALEX TI •It k 1:k, Swan's Cinle, I ligh-ltr. ie curt ••••-lo:•:, Thuniviur, \ Poultry-malt:l, Alilinoth, .Mfeanhy eh i., Pr, par..l and told by the fo:e Proprietor, 'PHIL \: 11.0TZ , M.alihsr.•;:he itay.ll Collsie of Surgeon.,.d • • N 0.9. N.-ss lir! London; where, after a e nee 'Amon than thi rt v-hz year., in a vrattice part.. -- :y dir....led to thy cure of Venetic! Complaints, ami thoi. I• cisiit,,l to 11., of CrtiCratiOn. with that inviolshie •• f‘ Nl,ich .Nl,l of la. Profehion fhooklatwaysublis ca ' • ' LC &Mr, hind. if, th, advice and offal:ince hr cratiad , r ' minill, IN to v.; tat ,••i; this Medicine, will P. 11 adtfcrn,tuy Pnblic, sea,, advantage feldem attaina4l,, void of all adid:-iuty. :Ufa fold, by his appointment, for the conve,dove at a die nice, at time l'..riumi•r's, biro. 3c, tit. AV‘ drecr. 14th I.Idl; the Toy-flion, !co. tot, Osfar.dii ••. Mr. t) .Lord u.-h's, No.;, Rreet-hill; Stort, No. I, UM...it-row, Towerdiiii ; Mr. Bal.', ; I:J! , :iii ; and 1.) , Gm in retry inniliderah:i• town in Greot Britain Jail 1,, 1 Loses of 2s. r• up ica may cure tio tarp, foaled withfoi l lid y' with cafe, (peed, fterecy, and lardy. • ' N. B. Evt ry line ful4 in Great Britain I. Wed up Stash?. on which, by tav kir of the Cummillioner;, 14. r at :h.' S:.;:np-015cc—T. Tay;or, No. sr, New Brwtec-1tt.....- - mitre which is tclooy, and all others arc connt,t HIGU WATER AT LONDUN-BRIDOT NIORROW Morqhg - 4 7 minutrt alter Aherne...B - B ativutes after 3 ___ TO MORROW. S.ln rift I s bun lets 140 , 19 14 minutes after 7 I 36 minutes deer .4 s minutes LONDON : Printed for •!: Vrirricron. by JOHN Pa • Carnaby-ftrect) at the STAIII PPINTIOIO Orr' I, Carry-Bract; ao4 pabli. , w,l by LbVl-1. K E:YT, tr:niry plau, Lambe:Lb ), at No s, Carry-fir-ft an .• S A.•• ICI. TCITI,IIC- BA.; to which Mice catp.a. tor the ERIT•S are niedkj W he aiktretw 1 , . . .INIAT`.;7 • •• . .