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QUARTER SESSIONS. 'rho Q . :tarter Seffions for the cnnnty of Kent, hid at Maidtione on Thufday .fc'nnight, came on - he heard the appeals of thirty-nine journepmen bifcuit bakers, late belonging to the ViEtualing Of. lice, at Deptford, againfi convictions on the com bination A& They had been convicted in Au gull, by the Magiftrates at the Police Office in Southwat k, for combining to raife their wages. Mr. lintevEr was Counfel for the profecution, and opened the cafe, Rating, that in July !aft they picfmted a petition to the Commiflioners of the Vitlualling Office, requeßing an increafe of wagts, which the Board refufed to grant ; upon which they all (truck work. In the evidence, however, it came out that the anfwer from the Commiffioners, befides refoling the advance of wages, was, that' if any of them thole to leave on that account, they fhonld never be employed again. That anfwer was given to one of the Journeymen, who repeated it to the reit ; and be being called by the profecutor, 'Rated that he underflood it, and fo did all the men, thitthey were at liberty to go if they chafe, oily that they fhould not be allowed to return. Eveny one of them finifhed his wait before he left. Mr. Guansy, who was "Counfel for the appel lants, addreffed the Court in a long and very ani mated fpecch, in their behalf, and the Court were unanimoufly of opinion that the convictions ought to be qualhed. • Surrey Quarter Seffions commenced no Tuef • day fe'nnight at Kingfion, and finifhed on Satur day; 36 prifoners were tried, five of whom wers fentenced for tranfportation, fevers' foe various terms of imprifonment; and one to he pillored. One cafe particularly arrellosi *fitatfriAl• — Mellon,a Chimney•fweeper, was indiaed for affanit und'eruelty on and to his apprentice:- • • It appeared that, about fix weekellnee, two - Gentlemen, returning home from Surrey-ftrare, up Wellmoreland Row, Walworth, heard a faint cry, as of a perfon in dare's. Humanity prompted them to enquire the carafe ; and on en tering the houfe from whence the cry proceeded, they difcovered a boy fufpcisded from a beam by the veil of his right hand, sad his left band and foot. tied together. In this dreadful fipation it appeared that he had alfo, been flogged =ids back in a revere manner. They balled - for a/finance, when the boy was taken away by Mr. Snow, the fuperintendent of the watoh, and Mmveyed to the humane care of the Mailer of Newington Work houfe. The boy's mailer was then taken into tut tody, and after a fall examination fully enminitted for trial. The profecution was carried on by the Gentlemen of Newtngton, and the Jury • having fourTd - him Guilty, the Ramose, after a very impreffive and admonitory addict, pronounced fentence of fix months imprtfonment in the county gaol. and to nand in and upon the Pillory, near St. George's Church. Mr. Da vies, a Pawnbroker ofSt;George's-fields. was tried for an affaalt on a pawner; and it being a traverfc, the Bench rekommended an adjulf min, which being acceded to, a verdict of aquit tat took place. EiSEI.-At the Quarter Saone for this coun ty a curious carafe came on to be heard. It was an indiatment againft Elizabeth Manfhip, wife to a refpatable farmer at Ormefty, the raid con°- ty, for an outrage committed upon the Reverend Eli Morgan Price; Minifier of that parifb, while officiating in the Church. The indidment was framed on a claufe In an AR paired in the if of William and Mary, which impofed a fine of zol. upon any perfon who Mall dillurb or mold} ano ther in any Church, Chapel, or Congregation. It appeared in evidence,•that while the Rev. Pallor was reading the new form of Thankfgiving for the late plentiful harvcft, the Defendant rufhed out of fer pew, ran to the reading-delk, and fnatched the paper out of his hands, to the very great difturb mice and alarm of the congregation. Mr. MAlt3ii, Counfel for the Defendant, con tended that the indiament could not be maintain ed, becaufe the Aft was meant Only to protc the. places of worfhip frequented by Diffenters, who were the only feft the Legillature had in view when the Toleration Ad was framed, and that this was evident from the very words of the elaufe, which are—" Any Church, Chapel, or Congregation, protefled by this Aft"—and that it was not to be toppof l .l that the Church of Englrnd, all offences ag.tintl which are panifhable in the Spiritual Court, was meant to he comprehended in the places of worthip under the Statute alluded to. The Court, hover, over-ruled this objeftion. The learn ed Counfel then addreffed the Jury on behalf of the Defendant in a very able manner. Ile Paid that irrevercnd behaviour or violent outrage fhould rarer find in him an aityocate or apologia, when at wax exhibited in a place dedicated to the wor fi,ip cf the Se me lit INC; ; but he conjured the Tory to lot:: (.11 his Client as an objet of pity.— She was a woman, and the infirmity of her lex gave.her lime claim to compaffion ; he did not mean to jutlify tier conduct ; but women were lia hle to elf- horn the extrem. ;inability of their na ture. This tinfe'reu:i :c Lady lutd taken it into her held that the encli . ...ire going on in this part if the country had a tend e n vy to injure and op prcfs t:le poor; and the foonfli notion h av i og svoll.. e.t epon her mind, the thought the Clergyman was ,ing to re.ict a Lot ice fua- a meeting to confider of 4 new crilloinr , , when the ran up to him in a fit of and tore the paper from his hands the :wit done is the r.ontent of delufion, and h truu.44 :ie Ihould not appeal in vain to . the feel ings or the Jury, more etpecially as the conk erietts of the At n ould fall on her hufband, out of whole pocket the penalty mutt come. The Cla:rman (J.t rs Muscity, Efq.) eVery tha: tile cafe was a vary feu ions and important ;nc. Ile laid that he Lad hero engauPci in the .iaice of the law fry nearly thirty years, and Tie ,/ r recilleCted an indktment upon this Statute.— mvitio:is of it were nholefome I and if they .rc ;.boliihed the performance of public might be interrupted with impunity. It was ne•' ceffary for the fake of religion itfelf that this - kind of offence fhould be feverely punithed. The , jnry found the Defendant Guilty. She was fentenceei tb pay a fine of sol. which the paid, and was difchargcd. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Oficoior 13: titurAßY PROMOTICiNS. WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 13. . sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards. 'Co be Lifutenalits, withootimechafe--Comets Edmund Egan, Riebatd D. Cane, Marcus John Anuellcy, John Knipe; and Charles Moore. To be Cornets—Adjutant Edwardliougliton, Stephen Moore, Gent. and Arthur Citiehefter, Gent. 7th Ditto—Cornet John Drake to be Lteutenent, by purehafe, vice Croftsle, who retires. 7th Rggiment of Light Dragoons—Samba Gtorge Dokinficid, Gent. to be Cdenet, without purchafe, vies' Mblefworth, promoted. totis Dittei—The Right Honoorabit I.atd.Alexmdei ciordon to be Cornet, witkont purehafe, vice Johnfon, proisoted ; Ralph Boteler Joh °fon, Gent. to be. CBtrictovithoht purebarei vice aouvrrie, prompted.. 14th Ditto—Lieutenan Merles it** Ship t to'he Captain; by pureisare, vice Saville, wl4 retires. 19th Ditio--Lietitenint Jofcpb DotVfosi,. front the both !bet, to be Lieutenant, vice Hanl,whoeielsabges; Males Alidy Chapman, Gent. to be Cornet, without Iserchafe. 14th Regiment of Foot Captain Edward Conlon to be Major, by purcbarc, vice Hindfon, who retires; Lieutenant Davis Innis to be copula, vice Cogan; Eobgn J. C., Wood to be Li utenant, vicc Innes. _ _ . aad Ditto—inftgas Henry Florida to be Li without pureince, Tice Penal, 1...0..4 to the Ith Light s ; Arthur Knity, Gent. to be Ettftga, teitelturtfet. 34th Ditto-..Enfign Anthony Ikowneto be Lbrateentrn, by rm. chafe, •ice Otter, who retires. • - • • 4otk Ditto--Con_liam Ellla, Gem tO itelLollitt, without rtrobafe, ,ice 'Lachlan, (Waitaki by ties festenee of a Court Martial. 16thihno-4-ieutenant William Moore, from the WIMPY of Hie We kale Po*, to be Lieutenant,. Site Birch, who ex choke ; Licensees William Thorium to be Aclistant,vice Itefs, Lai r-44nu Ditto--Endin Ttiociaag dock tebe Ltedreftiffit.l6 &ale, vice Dc Laiw, who Mins; Etter Feehhetel Hd4a tabs Lanai:nom. by pirehafe, vice. Heiner, whci retires: William Tbecopfon. Gent. to be Kokos, by purchak vice . Warner, promoted ; John Doherty, Gent. to be EnfigO, by marchers, vice Elth, promoted. 514. 04 ?a5a9 of Fajot—Liesant litesievick : Adger be o„ Yorelsfe, vice Who retires ; Fign Ate thony C. Martin to be lieutenant, by pantie% NM Grieve, whe retires. Ilitted—EaSja Cherie Regisy to be Illeutenent, by per ehafe.wiec logieby, promoted. 66431 Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Halt il, hem the 'l9th Light , Dragoons, to be Lieuemant, vice Decoke, who &changes; stelae Quarter -Mager Francis De La Chan to be Quarter- MAL; vice Rawdon, acceded. 62d Regiment of Foot. To be liatilgm, without purchafe--Quarter-Metter William Hodgthafon, vice Theism, prolneted; George A. Mot, Gent. vice Kerr, promoted ; Henry Pettier, Gent. Mee Dosage, promoted. „, To be altuarter.Maliee- - Seijeint-Major John Davis, vice HodgkUnfon. 68th Ditto—Lieutenant lames Winnett to be Captain-Unite nest, withoet pawchefe, vice Stewart, promoted; Bap George Williams to be Lieutenant, vice Winnett. 69th Dime—Lieutenant Marc Rene Mentalembert, front the 29th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purehafe, vice Cooper Who retires. 81It Ditte—Cornet E. H. Lambert, from the Ift Dragoons, to _ _ be Lientasant, by porch*, viceMattert i oj i wiso 13d•Dittts—Thonsas meter, Gun. to be E ,'wittont pur dah Mir Grabs* , befog abf **hold leave. snit Ditto—Brevet Major Henry Esitioe, from the Seta& Bri adert• be Captain, vice Campbell, who exchanges; En ftmm Collins to Be Lieutenant, without parade, lice John Campbell, ed in the Cape Regiment. New South Wales William Moose to he Lieu tenant, vice Lucahtiesteafed ; Cadwallader Drage°, Gent. to be indp, vice Moore. Scotch Brigade..-Captabs Areldbuld Cipapbell, from the 93 ft Foot, to be Captain, vine &Mae, Ida exchanges. The Cape Regiment —4olga Stephen D'Arcey to be Lieute nant; William Bolan, Gent. to be gadget. nth Weft India Reglitent—.Eitegn J. B. Everett, from the sd Regiment of the Tower Hamlets Militia, to be %arta- Molter, vice Hague, fuperfedcd, being 'Went without leave. 6th bitto--Eniign Anthooj Graves, from the tft Welt India Regiment, to be Lava, without pnrchafe, vice Rofa, pro moted. INVALIDS. Francis White, hde in the tit Foot Guards, ta be En dgn in the late Captain Bulkeley's Independent Company of Invalkla at Plymouth, vice Xing, promoted. BREVET. eaptshs Jo apla Lai:anat. el the Marines, to be MajOr in the Army. a STAFF. I Lieutenant-Colonel Thema Broartirla, ddk 311 VP obi; (adt-i Ms Deputy Quarter-Malter-General.) to betrihmtty .%ar ter-Mader-General in Ireland. vice Cranford, 'appointed Adjutant-General to the Kluft Troops in India. Angus Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Ckadoi Joltofoo. Gent. to be Eutigo, Has Carnochao, who reigns. IR Argyll hire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Alexander Gowan, Cent. to be &nip, vice Hillop, who re- Duke of York's own, or Banfilliire, Regiment of Fencible Infantr y. get-leant-Major John Paton, to be Endin, vice Harrington, who reins. Chefhire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Csrtsin Lieutenant Charley Davies to be Captain, vies William deccarrd. I.ientenatt James Raitt Hall to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Eufign Chat let Stanhope O'Meara to be Lieutenant, vim Hall. 1..u6h %Vatfon aeddon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice O'Mcara. Northumbertind Regiment of Fcncible infantry. Lnt.gn Alan Rols to b. Lieutenant, vice Stuart, appointed to the 3;4 Font. F. 1.. S. Mac Lane, Gent. to be Fart, vice Ras. Prince of 'Wales's own Regiment of Fenciblc Infantry. ra..,3ril Kenn* Cent, to be Enfi l ,n, vice Carroll, wbo refigns. 'Ole Princcfs Charlotte of Wales's (or )Macleod) Regiment of tencible Infantry. Captain Lieut.nant Jan Kerr to be Captain, vice Campbell, . . ra i. refigns. L.kuter.ant Aleatuder rift,' to be Captain, vice Atackenzie, who rc fidms. I it utenant Jarnef Lunn ro he Captain.l.icutcnant, vice Kerr. I William Marl, oz.. to be Lieutenant, vice Fittei. ntign jamea Maanuald to br be Lieutenant, vice binn. To b.: riifigns—.Alezziaikr Mckenzie, Gent. vice Ford, wbo r , figna; George Rob , rtfon, Gent. vice l'alackenzie ; Robert 1 artor, Gent vice Ma•clonald. Suffolk Regiment of Feneible Infantry. Captain-l-iretenant Jacob linnet to be Captain, vitc'Thomp. !nn, V. reLgns._ I .ic otcoar erbornat Read to be Captain-I.ieutcoant , vice lictoe.l• l'r,r William I 14°111;1ton, to be I.icutenaot, vice !Ltd. Naa% beak, Gar. to be Enrico, virc Robinfoo. Surrey Rangers. Gait, to Le Lags, ske Spraed, who Is furaf:ded tAxinanntl yaltAitc . Dee. IL Pierce Morris, of Saint Martlies-lineikollor , kt ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS, Thomas Eccles and Barnard Thomas Holbrook, of Watling ftreet, warehoufeman, to furrender November 7, at ten, November no, at twelve, and 24; at ten, et M!( At torney, Mr. Walton, Girdlere-Hall, Bafroghall-ftreet. William Lawfon, late of Park-Place, Illington, money-fcri vencr, Odlober 20, 24, and November 24, at ten, at Guild hall. Atlorndt, Mr. W. Lloyd, Cullum-ttroat, Fenchurch- ftreet. William Harrop, of Salford - , - Lincalliire, manufacturer, Oda her 19, 31, and November 24, at roar, at the Commercial Inn, Manchefter. Attomies, Mars. Lowe and Halitesd, Manchefter; or Mr... Ellis, Cur6tor-itreet, London. Daniel Carter the younger, now or late of Great Bromley, Fi fer, fhopkeeper, Odobet 22, 23, and November 24, at ten, at the Caftle-Inn, Colchetter. Attomics, Mr. W. Francis, Colcheiter; or Me iffrt. Noyikur, Groat Newport-Itreet, Welt- nilnfter: . • . Jams Glancy, of Fname -Selwood, Somerfetiltire, innholder, November 2,3, and 24, at eleven, at the Buat-Taveni, Briftol. Attornies, Mr. T. Tarrant, Chancery-tare, Lon don; or Mara. B. and 0. Smith, Eriltol;! or Mr. C. Belt% Frame. James Bodin, of Hocklcy, Wanvickthire, thopkeeper , Oet . 11. 13, a nd November as, at ten, at" the White Hart, Staf ford. Attorney, Mr. T.Liney Pafiet, Seaford. Chocks &taffy and Jciepl Dale' or Norwich, warehoufemen, October x 6, 27, and bitivedior 34, at tbar, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Attorney. Mr. J. Steward, Norwich. Fienry.Vaughan, of Liverpool wiapishile grease, Nov ember 16, 17, apd 24, at one, at tbe, Globe Tavern, LiverpooL— Attornies, Meeks. Lace atufHafall; LbeerpooL Sarah Bird, of Manche ter, Odder 26, 27, and November 24, at three, at the Bvrator Arms Inn, Man- Attornex. Mr. Bernard Holland,, king-ftrcet, Manchefter. Thomas Doblhn, of Kendal; tneretistt, °Roder 43, 24, onti November 24, 12 deem, at the gar bib, Manehellor. ,An toodeo,Meffro. Duckworth atli Chipplodsß, Maor.boitesr. DIVIDENDS. Nov. it. George Pugh and James Dm*, of Old Fiat-knot, ehemitta and &unlit., at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. S. Mores Manumit, c Birminghain, &weir, at ten, at Guildhall. - - Nov. rs. Thorn= Chatterton and Edward Wells, of Wends -ley, Kent, hat.inaorfidtttrers, at twelve. at Guildhall. Now. 14. Junto DLlochield, of Nevrgatokittest, vidtualler, of one, at Guiklhal. trov. 4. Gcorge Wright a id Job Wright, late of r.eeds, Ott (Omer', at ten, at the Kthei-Ann lan, Len& N0v.13. Ebesieter Tipping, late of Liverpool, inorbollitr, at eleven, at the Stir and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Nov. s. John Kempfter the younger, now or late of South Marßon, Wilts, corn.deskr, at eleven, at the King and Queen Inn, HlghsVorth, Vdts. Nov. at. Mimed Seu&t&ore„ 'Red Litia-ftscet, Maio* tailor, it eleven, at GifildhalL • COURSE OF EXCHANO.E., ~ • Hainbiregh 32 in a 4 U. Venice , • •• 4 0 Alton 32 11 2f U. LUSA' - 68 Leghorn 5 4 3 9 1 - Oporto - 6 8 Naples -4: --Dublin - - Genoa • - 811S.T4it. Saturday felmight, Mn. Pool ,Wife of Mr. Pooley; brick layer, of Heeksvoldeubsltem, MeVlk, of threes boVs, all of whom Neat alive on Sunday, and likely to sio welt. At Bitter!, Hants, the Lady of Wlll i ians Efq. of a fon. Oa the 27th ult. at Mare Hall, in Cleveland, the Lady of the Honourable Lawrence Dundas, V. P. of a daughter. Ou Woduefday laft, Mrs. Vero, of Grolicoor-lace, of a daughter. At Callander, the ad haft. Mrs. Campbell, younger of Clem i.lloch, of a fon. MARRIED. Lately, J. ,N. Big. of Cadortoc-lodge, Glamorgan- Mire, to Mifs Mary Hill. On Monday fe'nuight, at &Oval* Wilts, by the Rev. ter. Hardwicke„ Francis Frome, Efq. of %Minorca, to Mifs Shute, 6f Park-firm, Bath. On.Wednelday Mt, at Mel/taunt, Jothua Ingham, Efq. of Blake-hill, near HaddcniGekl, Yorkflare, to Mrs. Wert, of Shaw Houk, Wilts, widow of the lac * George Width, Banker, of London. 1) I ED. After% long and tedious flings, Mr. John Shins, banker and bookfclier, of Leeds, In the sift year of his age. On Tneiday fennight, Mn. Denum,wife of Mr. Denton, of Wortley, near Leeds, merchant. Lately, Mr: J. Nrbill, confeetioner, aol one of the volun teer corps of infantry, iu Halifax. Lately, aged az, Mr. David Bell, as eminent woollemdraper in Newcaftk. Lately, in the Welt Indies, where he went to fettles' a bar rilter at law, Mr. William Matiews,M. A. of Pembroke-hall, in Cambridge Univerfity, fon of Mr. Mathews, bookfeller, iu the Strand. At Stray, sat iblolk, Mr. W. Pinckney, aged So, on eminent grazier. A fear dais ago, at a very advanced age, Mr. John Love, of Shcfkald, merchant. WHEN PrGfetrional Men of education and se rpcnobinty &dire freed the general fyftern by the fe • *Mon of a limbs lireiseh, the tarlatan Of long leachneed Andra It the belt criterion of fsperiority. laght Teen have I devoted my predict to the evelufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the baccefaild refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of theft complaints which arc the moft import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Predict to refcuc individu. al from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--idly. AU Linde of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys. or the indulgence of mature age, and billy that de rangement of the fyftem in Wooten which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafea are the refuit of ignorance or haße in the treatment of a firnple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequenny hap pens that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indifcretlon of an unguarded bone. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eflablillament. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dlftrifs in this diforder compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequelice of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but care, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be come confutation for him to know, that althoerh it be an objedi of doubt or uncer tainty with ther PraditOiners, the removal of there DEE!. CI F.NCI ES by the gradual progrefsof Renovation is the acquire ment of my esperience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce enanly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion of this languid Rate, and In theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years et Meet& proper Pet feverance i. isidifpenfibly requifite to revive the flunthring (parks of life, and to re-animate the Conßitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long heel difappointed In their expedat ion, of a Papally, may be allured, that io molt Inftenees fuch (Ideas are curable by Medical SkilL "l'he SECRECY which is fo cranial to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefurned to lire, form the Bali. n, my Pretentioo., and in coincidence with loch this inti mation is F , ivm, th it Mr may be confultedpefonally (or by letters ambling a (mall note) at his haute, N 0.19, Arun del-dive, Strand, tear Temple-Bar. There is an additional el:trance In Water-ftmet adjoin*, and the name is on both the doors. W. &Membar of the Royal Wiese of Sturm COLLiECHP3 4 6 A / 101 , 6iC t kriiirifilif4TYNT-, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. RAIN I:. At theitaiihow Ceffeb-hoofer the 3oth of Odkoher„ at twelve lock, in Ni3 e .l °etc. CCERTAINFREEHOLI);• Half and Orh er SHARES of and in fereral Yultrible - COLLILRIL i; lying under upward, of yOOO Aeret of Land, fn tl.c County at Durham. well known . to' contain . Stains of finr , Co.rl a I,: rye part wh oll y ditepteDelt, and Illy ,dvalttittOaftv tikuated oe the Banka of tlx River Tyne, within 3,5, and 9 Mit es . o f 5 1 , 1evicattle. The tatildrfes InSof by wort' are Ti,ornbv, Fait' so d waft Nerbmkearanieneweneede; ttfeforn,,r of which 'au opened in the prekat year, and resale the Ikt•R advailtqc I to the Undertakers. I Mr. Samuel Herres, of . Z•Violield„bertrtem Chefterle ftreet and Ncwcaftle, Colliery Viewer, voildgive any further Information as to thisproperty, and ofwhom printed Pnnieii- Tars may be had idle at the (ertile Head Inn and Tar, rn, in Neweagle alto Wheat Sheat, 3,)urhant ; the. Printer of ,t, 4 York' Courant; of Me Ilks.llk'llte*and'Pownet, Solicitors. Lin coin's Inn; Rgielboweoffer-boufe ; andel Mrs I.aint, Land- Surveyor, Cparlotte-ftrect t Bloomibury, London, triter. of the Surface under welded the tald Cedltrics iic, may be Peen' SCURVY ON THE HAND. IHAVE been alitiacti wi th a painful compl a i n t for thirteen years, viz. a, Chocking (curvy on niy 11,rd, which obliged Me to wear 1 glove edntinuaby. How pahr t , ,, ,y. awkward Vele ntyfeK it ramie-with-My glove& and to me it was a double and treblu as . iny profefßon was [kit of an *Mit, which bfterr led'rne into ciattanythat reddered my a gimibe l igiatte in elte emirate; and batitchings.and Cm/ring alsernatcly, my band was never Italy, and gf the two the ing %Vat Ma)R to be dreaded ; my band•Wai generally fn a riw. Rate, -from the wrifk to the finger tops. '(the puha earcymi) It would be in main for me to attempt informing the reader tho number Of rnalkines and medlral gentlemen f had recourfs to, bit to no riot*. 1 had giwo up allshopes of cure, when a neighbour of mitie...erensamended 1)r. GAIODNEk ' s Pills ;did Oharneii. toot only Rang half theca' hotesr, - fort of'thilinitivoit i<rtan fond, ploofuro, or bohnefa, Whitt perforated (by - the fUng of /frays a ) the moR svan cure..—Sir, you are at full liberty to publish or make what yiu dal* proper of lids, s ande*. Sir, your's, uneen!iy, Walworth, May t, tBOO. R. DAViusoy. N. B. flhavegot My etrre'thrte years go. _ _ . . C" Dr. Gardner's Pitts, Plainer, Ointtreent, are fold by all medicines!enden in town and coy° try, at 3s. zcs.6d ; mkt ita. per boi ; I'6et r boree firreliepoor.. /DITALLMI.E aP,RMAN CORN-PtAISI'ER. E PROPRIETOR Ellis' rnnt a t REMEDY is to certabs of it e 1 hv Never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it dots not eradicate the Corns, root and branch: TO kT4TYIN T [ ' VON!. Y. . . . . - It Will,onapplieation,iskoortlyeinflananiedeci ins few hour,. and deftroy effectually the Malignity without the tuft bac.' Printed Direalons re-arch:9 *Mr it. This Is the celebrated PLAISTE that saint:44 much re putatitm in Germany, aed has been_Coldin London upwards of fifty Years, with the greatcit reputation. Sold Ufbolcfale and Retail by , T: Alta, Nal, thuds -lane, near ihd Royal Eaabaadai sad olio by Mr. thy, No. .1, 'CAW tock-Rreet Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. Jaroaa-ftreet; Mr. Swinep No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. Ito, erafoni-ftreet. At Briltd, by B ulgin and Sheppidd; and Bonner, printers. • Bath, By Hazard, bookklkr, and Rofaman, pZainacr. . . Edinburgh, by baiter, South Badge. . Porfes and Go(port, Mr. Harding,. . Liverpool. by Mr. Gore, printer, aad Mr. Jetta ,bookretite Porthuouth, Mr. Metier, Itookftlirr. PREGNANT LADIES, Whore fituatloo requires a temperacy rethrment. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Kan 1 . offers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and trtin:d rn. attic, with Apartments to lye-in, oa terms fluted to their etualtances aapi &nation in life; their infants put out t o and humanely taken are of ; and as Hurnardty induces •zt t• offer his affittance to alleviate the horrors of conee7led many, he Inters hillifelf Ladle. will Said on applleatlin toti.n, the greauft McMinn. mad molt profound Gamey. • Letters (p.ll paid) to Mr.Kr w atfon,Surf aitn slut Man-3.741. wifr, or t. Mrs. Uratfon, Midwife, No. 19, Chariot,. rt Story-Ada of Blackfriar's-hrtdv, rilet eat. Inca sttentigo. liVheremay be bad, The PILL BILNEDICTA,nt t. ner boi, a terrain and 4rEmimal Remedy to remove fiz se• dots. and irregularities, sued as excellait 4ftcr tit Lyingsi TUOMAS TAYLOR,..Efq No. 9,.114d/coarse, Isassibin. Haroured bar, you, March IP, r ( i-r. I "BEG leave to inform that ever (ince ;ere year rl9O, I have been afthaol will} the I.ues 1%.r rr2.. ; which, front its obßirtately refilling -every cowrie of med.-rive preferibed by the moft entintat of .the,filettity hate:and und-r -going &mend revere s of faliftnytivis, and twain thicharjoi from the Hofpital, wish little relief: wadi! 4pcarto be of molt ineoecrate nature. hi the fgelbg or 1.411 year my diforder had got tofuckshead,asnearlytoptttaperiodtomyeaif enee I had a large ulcer on the crown of My head s owe no each arm, nod my legs were broke oat in a friginfubmanner; my right was dreadfully painful, and bad been in a Rate of ulceration for the kit (even years ; my kit had al(o two large nodes on t', was very moth difcoloured, and gave me fuels everueiatia;; particularly when warm in bed, as *early to dep rive ma of tell, brehiebuncetable !late I was ressifinfaadortby Mr. J. Thotoo fon, (-who reedved fo great a can by dtreasirre), to take yet Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 16th of Vs •,-; id the courfe of a fortnight I began to receive ben , fir--; n little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were found ly healed--loon after the (ores on my legs Istralelalfo, !envie, however, confolerable difcolouration in the lido, and pith in the bone of the kit, which, by the blefling of Goo, and a little longer perfeverance in your invaluable. bled clue, fiabadad ; the nodeftdifperfing, the Skin regaining It, natural hue. and the ion tunril pains gradually going offiftml thus became, by your libe ral advice and medidoe.perfedly free from all my tonn.r con.- plaitits--have recovered my former /pita and ltrengtli. and ins b.:coinc jolly and fat, In which Rate having continued ;nano month' to the aftonilltment of all who knew me, I am at a 1-!,: in what terms to expects my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other fuffering mortals, to make this my cif: as public as poffible, as I Mall on every occalion ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble 1, rviio ALEX. MARKER, Swan's Oak, High-ftred, Eilinbursh. N‘'itn, We. to the above cure .—John Thumpfun, No.). Nets Poultryonarket,John Ws:kith. Old Alliinhy Prepared and fold by the Cole Proprietor, 1110fel AS r.‘l - Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his litylk, No. 9. New Bridge-ftreet, London-, where, after a coollant refidence of more than tliirty.fix years, in a praiftlee particular ly diredteil to the cure of Venetic' Complaints, and thole ind dental to the Parts of t;ener.ti, .1, with that invtola'iie hooey which Men of his Profellion ilioidd always ohferve in fuel. colt' he flatters hiniftk the advice and alliftalice he gratultoully 3 ,1 * minitlers to reran, taking this Nledieine, will he e ft ett ned, by a difeernhig Public, as an admit tage foldout attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alfa fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thofk living at a diflanee. at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban ftrot, Pall-Mall; the Toy-Shop, No. lox, Oxfori-ftrei t I Mr. Difborrio,h's No. , Fifh rt ; Mr. Steel, Isrv.kfellers No. t, Union-row, Little Tower hill; Mr. Warfou's, South bridge, Fallohuroh ; Mr. Callwill's, Dublin; and by one pe r foe in every confideralik town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only al. yd. each, Pealed up, with full and plain di reStions, whereby prrfens of either rex May cure tlionili‘ , a with cafe, (peed, fecrecy, and fakty. N. 11. Every Box fold in Great Britain Is reeled up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Comlniffioncni, Is vetted, at the Stamp-Office—T. Taylor,No. 9, New Bridge-areet--t• TM:ate which Is fdony, and all others are counterfeit LONDON: Printed for tbeProerieton. by JOHN DAME' (of Caraaby-ftreet) at the Sri• Plierimo-Orrica,N ) ' • Carey-Erect; and pub/ilbed by LEVEL KENT, Of (s• - . Lambeth), at No t. Orey-ftrect, anJ at t' e Sant -0 rect. Temple-Bar; to whlc". Offiee aft eornmsns• cadasis far tic F.afroa arc rstincled oo M &birds/. U 1 .01IP arM F Slink In A ifiuvr , _ _ 2 ,lmWt gut a pored ah!cd On rho Pm Diu The el, I : r vt,k M' will bi Priond .—NM The miler 'Ns i Ell. Com Pr Cuthi nerd . f. Na Pi k Tel an ae aura Anil efpee rcla Carrl I