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• Yeflerda lord Mayo CkrCLlte hi; dermen, ai fcnt. Alto read and e • and granti over, a ph was laid t mined, wa City Land the Comm 1., prepare •—• Parham 'it ket, .'Joi Fat to marked all words their room the Como into elle& the improl • ham Yard, born Uric amcndmer A Aron taking to I money ent fuch publi the fund t of the Chu The act tice was g this matte The Cour jonm STI* This ca cited a vo Court wal It was fa'turer it dints a committe 29th of Defendan in the cou of the H Ferrers ; Dudley a of great ; laid in tht The fir Bagnell I the perfot he was pr evening o Mountains character ed, the p lunteers, I The boxk on the fec places we sth rows and paid the Plaint told by th gaged. pourable tlemen ca laying, we won't ibonld not 4th and 51 went for Shitley h; The witne tiled a cot Mr. Midi guard; it box ' • you Mr. War( Hawkes b Tome time was drag; waiftcoat On thi: jeant Veu was left o, party beg the leg in by the Se was not p Ladiec of politively The wi Ladies o Warren, On the tion was I were Mr. having pa keeper, tt • jullified i Hata kec, The Do ohferved, !tried in Plaintiff, for bearer A area Inca Overt and civil tiff. Th remonitr keeping t bir. Sam hting, en plue. Shilky r Ladies, filves. did not WOUld rs II at v :clkrd lu lo,;get' ; I cn - r BUSINEV7. Yeflerday a Court of Common Council was held at Cuildhall, Alderman PERILING as loanntennu for the Lord Mayor, who was, from indifpofirion, unable to ekecure his office as Chief Magiftrate ; feveral Al dermen, and upwards of too Commoners were pre terit. After the proceedings of the laft Court being read and confirmed, and the ufual bufinefs of Pealing and granting leafe.s and hearing of petitions being over, a plan for rebuilding of the Poultry Compter was laid before the Court, which, after being exa mined, was referred to the Committee for letting the City Lands. A motion was made and feconded, that the Committee for letting the City Lands, be direEled prepare as loon as pnffible a hill to be brought in- Parliament for enlarging and improving Smithfield ker, agreeably tote refohnions of this Court of :•• J of February laft ; and on the plan being produc to marked B. an amendment was made, to leave out all words after the word "That," and inferting in their room the following—viz. " It be referred to the Committee for letting the City Lands, to carry into elle& the refolutions agreed to for an addition to the improvement of the Mat ket, by taking in of Dur ham Yard, to complete the ftreet to lead from Hol born Bridge to the great North Road ;" which amendment was carried in the affirmative. A firong objeetion was made to the Chamberlain's taking to his own benefit the interell of any public money entrufled to his care. If intereft is made of fuch public money, it ought to go to the benefit of the fund that lends the money, and net to the benefit of the Chamberlain's private intereft. The accGunts were ordered to be printed, and no tice was given by Mr. COWLEY that he would bring this matter under confsderation at the nest Court.— The Court broke up at four o'clock. ASSIZES. WARWKK, MARCH :8. JOHN STUBBS JORDAN V. ROSIIT W. SHIRLEY, W. H. WARD •ND THOMAS HAWSES, 'soles. This cafe, which W 2: tried by a Special Jury, ex cited a very confiderable degree of interefh The Court was uncommonly crowded. It was an aelion brought by a fah-window mania. faelttrer in Birmingham, to recover from the Defen dants a compenfation in damages, for an afrault committed upon his perfon on the evening of the 29th of Auguß, in the Birmingham Theatre. The Defendants are gentlemen of the fira refpellability in the county of Worcetter. Mr. Shirley is the fon of the Hon. Wafhington Shirley, brother to Earl Fetters ; Mr. Ward, a relation to Lord Vifcount Dudley and Ward ; and Mr. Hawkes, a gentleman of great property at Dudley, The damages were laid in the declaration at sod. The firfl witnefs called, was a man named Thomas Bagnell Lowe, who Rated that he is acquainted with the perfons of the Defendants and Plaintiff ; that he was prefent at the Birmingham Theatre, on the evening of the :nth Auguß, to fie the play of The Mountaineer:, in which the nuns , Rofiiu: fußained the charaeler of Offavian. The haute was much crowd ed, the play being bcfpoke by the Birmingham Ve. lunteers, who on that day had received their colours. The boxkeeper introduced him into the box, No. 8, on the fecnnd tier, that the boxkeeper told him the places were difengaged. (Thefe were the 4th and sth rows in No. 8, which Mr. Shirley had engaged and paid for). The firß aft had jut begun, when the Plaintiff and three Ladies came in, being firs told by the boxkeeper, that the sth row was not en gaged. When the &II aft was nearly over, Cie Ho nourable Mr. Shirley and a party of Ladies and Gen tlemen came and demanded the 4th and sth row, laying, " You mutt all come out, we'll be d—d if we won't have you out." The Plaintiff laid, he ihntild not flit, for the boxkeeper had told him, the 4th and sth feats were not engaged. Mr. Shirley then went for the boxkeeper, who confirmed what Mr. Shitley had laid, defiring them to quit the places.— The witnefs then politively (wore, that the Defendant ufed a confiderable deal of ill language ; the Han. Mr. Shirley called the Plaintiff a d d black guard; they infdled upon having him out of the box ; young Mr. Shirley, he (wore, laid hold firß, Mr. Ward feized hold of him by the break, and Mr. Hawkes by the back part of the neck; he relined for Tome time by laying hold of the door, but at length was dragged out and thrown upon the fl oor ; - his waißcoat was torn and alto his (him On this witnefs's crofs-examination by Mr. Ser jeant Vatic HA% he pofitively (wore that the door was left open after he had taken his feat ; when the party began to drag the Plaintiff, he caught him by the leg in order to allift him. Upon being reminded by the Serjeant, that he fhould prove Mr. Hawkes was not prefent at the affault, but was protatiog the Ladies of Mr. Shirley's party, at fome dißance, he potitiaely (wore that he law Mr. Hawkes affiiting. The witnef's evidence was confirmed by feveral Ladies of Mr. Jordan's party, and alto by a Mr. Warren, Who occupied the fruntrow of the fame boa. On the part of the Defendants, a plea of jullifica tlua was entered. It was contended, that the places were Mr. Walhington Shirley's, that Gentleman having paid for them, and depofited as. with the bor keeper, to keep them (ale, and that therefore he was jellified in taking poffeffinn ; with reipeit to Mr. Haw kes, he was not prefent. The Defend.mts' Connie', Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN, attract!, that to far from Mr. Shirley having be haved in the manner (worn by the witneffes for the Plaintiff, he had conducted himfelf with the utmoll forbearance, and in the moll gentlemanly manner. A great number of the moil reipeetable Gentle men were called to prove the cuflorn of the theatre, and civility ith which Mr. Shirley treated the Plaln tiff. They all concurred in Rating, that he civilly remonitrated with him on the impropriety of his keeping the places. and at levh wept and fetched Air. Sander roc, the box book-keeper (Mr. M'Ready being engaged), who &fired them to give up the place. They, however, Rill rehired, and then Mr. Shit ley reqnelled the Plaintiff to make room fur the Ladies, and the Gentlemen would fhift for them f eives. He however politively refuted, Paying he did not care whom the devil they belonged to, be would ret,in them. The lower barkeeper proved, II at v Ln the Plaintiff came to the Theatre, he :tilted for places, and was told they were all en _ tytget" ; he replied, lie did not care ; he had paid for places, and he'd be d--d if he did int have them. Derby, the m•m (Hider whole care No. 8 was, (wore that he did nut let him in. Several Gentlemen Rated that they did not fee Mr. Hawkes preterit. Sir. ALAN CHAMBRE, in recapitulating the evi dence to the Jury, obierved, that the condos of the Plaintiff was grofs in the extreme ; and that the con do& of Mr. Shirley being fuch as became a gentle man, he was confequerdly much concerned, that, upon the law of the cafe, he could not direa the Jury to find a verdia for the Defendant. The Judge laid it down as law, that the Ma nagers or Proprietors of a Theatre may dire& the fervants of the houfe to remove any perfon or per lons that have got polfdlion of places ugainfl the 'rules of the Theatre, and, if an affault be commit ted by Inch removal, hia or their condor& is by law jullified. The Jury found a verdift for the Plaintiff, with Fere) Shillmg: Damage:. The general antipathy we feel from childhood to medicige, induces us to delay remedies when we really want them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful friends, the neceffary quantity, confinement, and dread of naufeous medicines, add to our repugnance. When affliEled with Gout, Rheumatifm, Scorbutic Eruptions. weak Digenion, or Nervous Affeetions, they are removed by SPIRSBURY'S PA TENT ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, the dofe of which is a few drops, and no rearaint of diet or exercife. To avoid coun terfeits, a& for Spilthuey's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, with the Stamp (the King'sduty) printed in black ink: fold at the Dilpenfary, No. 15, Snho-fquare, in bottles of ss. 6d. los. and 11. ss. duty included. KINGSTON, APRIL t. Rita° v. BORODALF.—This --- Was . an affirm againa the late Sheriff of Surrey, who was a mere nominal Defendant, for a trefpafs, in entering the houfe of the Plaintiff, and taking away feveral of his goods.— The Defendant had pleaded that there was a judg ment and execution againft the goods of one John Membrune, and jullified the entering of the houfe to trice thole goods, and that the goods which he had taken were the goods of Membrune, and not of the Plaintiff. Mr. Gas Row Rated that Membrune was a cabinet maker, and an i9genioui workman, but, falling into unfortunate circumflanas, he applied to one of thole harpies of money lenders who prey upon the diitreffes of their fellow creatures. Of him he borrowed fume money, at the ufually extravagant rate. He receiv ed a draft, which he expeCted to be payable at fight, I I but when he came to look at it, it was payable at a dißant day. He told Mr. Smith, the kind Gentle man who thus accommodated him, and who, it was fit the Jury fhould know, kept a hardware fhop in Rathbone-place, that he was in immediate want of the money, and that a diflant day of payment was of no ufe to him. Upon this, Smith told him, that though the draft was not payable until a future day, yet he might eafily convert it into ready money ; for that his old bather (who no doubt had learned to (have dole) kept a public houfe, and he would im mediately difcount the draft, if he took a dozen or two of wine in part payment. As a needy man he had no power of refufal, and was obliged to comply. As might well be expeCted, the poor man loon failed, and was driven into the rules of the King's Bench, and here he met the Plaintiff, who had been an old friend and companion in his boyifh days, and he, commiferating the fad fituation of Membrune, allowed him the privilege of working in his (hop, be ing both of the fame trade. The Winer had before taken all the goods he could find iA execution for his debt, and, not content with what he had got, he pur fued the wretched man into even his prifon ; and Cup poling, from his own feelings, that no one would fuccour the wretched, he feized on the goods of the Plaintiff, prefuming they mull be Membrune's, be caufe he worked in the fame (hop. The principal witnefs to prove that the goods taken by the Sheriff's officer were the goods of the Plaintiff, and not of Membrune, was Membrune him felf ; but, upon crofs-examination, he admitted that they had been his, and that he had fold them to Read, becaufe he expeCted they would be taken in ex ecution. It was proved that the officer told Read, that, if he would point out what belonged to him, he would not take them. Mr. Serjcant Barr contended, that the fale by Membrune to the Plaintiff was a mere fraud, to de. feat Smith of the fruits of his execution. Mr. Jullice HEATH told the Jury, that the only quellion was, whether the goods taken were the goods of Membrune, or of the Plaintiff ? With re (pat to the ufury, there had not been a tittle in proof that there was any ; and, therefore, the Jury mutt not fuppofe that these was any in fad. If Mem. brune had fold thefe goods to the Plaintiff to avoid the execution ; yet it the Plaintiff himfelf did not know the fad, he would be a bona fuk purchafer.— Verdi& for the Plaintiff. ♦PRIL 2. 1330ADWOOD, FAQ : , T. THE Hos• T. COVENTRY...... Mr. Gas sow fAid, that this aelton was brought againft a young Gentleman, whom he was lorry to have to complain againft. He was the fon of a No ble Family, and inherited from a relation a large for tune, which he 1411 diflipated in every kind of extra vagance. He was now within the rules of the King's Bench, from whence he fallied by a day rule in term time, and trefpaffed all around the neighbourhood of Footfcray. He was an excellent thot, and had a fer vant as good a (hot as hiinfelf. They, with three or four companions of the fame fort, with their double barrelled guns, made fuch havock with the game wherever they went, that it was now the only quef- Lion, whether the proprietors of the manors or (han gers thould have the game upon them ? In Oelober lafl be was poaching upon the Plaintiff's manor, and being warned off by his game keeper, he told the man to tell his matter" to tiring his fiddles, and not interrupt him, or he would knock him - over head," ufing a coarfe expretlion, which he did not chufe to repeat. He would have this Sprig of Nobility know, that a refpeelable mechanic, who amaffed a fortune by his ingenuity and oeconomy, was a more refpeetable perfon than the dituipated man of fafhion, who had fquandered the inheritance of his anceftors. After hearing fome evidence, Mr. Jaftice HEATH laid, he foppofed a Shilling verdict would do. Mr. GARROW replied, he would accept of a Mr. Serjeant BEST and Mr. CURWOOD, COUllfel for Mr. Coventry, agreeing to it, a verdia was taken for the Plaintiff—Damages IS. WATTS V. SCHULTZ. This was an aelion by the Plaintiff, a broker, in Lambeth, against the Defendant, a German Doitor, for calling him a Aid', a /avian., and laying that he lived by fwindling. Two old women proved that the Dodor had fpoken thefe words ; and the latter, by his Counfel, infilted that the Plaintiff, who tided as lawyer to the neighbourhood, had injured the Doc tor, by giving him bad law ; to this it was replied, that the only caufs for the Doaor's anger was be eaufethe Plaintiff aouldnotrecommend his bad phyfic. The words being proved, the Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 51. Here the Aflizes and the Home Circuit finifhed. No criminal was left for execution. SPRING RECIPE. MO ALTERATIVES at this Seafon, fo effec tually corred a Coagulum of Blood, open the excretory dud; (often and free the Skin of Scurf, ichorous Pimples, &c. or eradicate Ulcers, Tumours, Caries of the Bone, Smiles, Fiflulas, Piles, &c. as HAYMAN's MAREDAN I'S DROPS. To meal felt which, the Proprietor refers to his reatife, explaining the nature and affinity of Scorhutic Difeafes." ( Med. Beo. 45.) which is illuitrated with zoo authentic cafes in point. _ _ ry Mr. Hayman (who may be confulted pctfonally,or by Let ler, inclofing his Fee) neceffarily continues to prepare their Drops, as the react of the proccfs relts with him. But the *Tinting them and fun+, of fubycnders', is vetted in Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal Warchoufe, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Patera()(ter row, London. To whom all orders for the 45. bd. its. and 213. bottles. mull now be directed. •.• Beware of Counterfeits —Each Genuine Bottle of Mare dant's Drops his the addrefs " J. Hayman, Golden-tquare,” en graven in the Stamp. They are fold by the general Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingston', particularly by Callwell and Ball, Dublin ; Hufband, Elder, and Co. and Scott, Edinburgh ; Mg/amid, Glaf. gow ; Garden, Aberdeen; Craigie, Montrofe ; Dick, Dundee ; Phorfon, Berwick ; Whetter and Loggia, Ayltibury ; Cruttwdl and Hazard, Bath ; Smith, Bedford ; Knott and Co. and Swinncy and Co. Birmingham ; Gitton, Bridgcnorth ; Gregory, Brighten ; Browne, Briftial : Simmons and Co. Canterbury ; Mem and Chalk, Chelmsford ; Keymer, Colclicltt r ; Smith, Crawley ; Trew. man, Exeter ; Wright, Hereford ; T. Brown, fen. and It ofs, Hull; Harmer and Co. Ipfwich ; Branthwaite, Kendal; Wright and Binns, Leeds; Swinfen, Leicefter ; I.ee, Lewes ; Drummond; Lincoln ; Adams, 1., ughborough ; Tyrrell, Mailftone ; Stains and Harms. Manchefter ; Wilkiufon, Morpeth ; Snelfon, Nata -1 wich ; Walker and Brown, Newcaftle; Marfball, Northampton ; Stevenfon and Co. N^rwieh; Burbage and Co. Nottingham ; ter and Mundy, and jont.., Oxford ; Soulby, Penrith ; Wills, Ply mouth ; Hcdgeland, Dock ; Moore, Poole ; &lam, Port (mouth ; Smart and Co. Reading; Collins, Salifbury ; Adams, Shaftefbury ; Penny, Sherborne ; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, St.,rtiro d ; Chrißopher, Stockton • Cox, Tunbridge ; Evil, Wells ; Blakeney, Windfor ; Whitt, Will/each; Tombs, Worcelter, and Tye, Wm ham. pr. 7- 1';',1: • BY 'I Ili, cOß:lt.ti. Ni ANPtiiprevAils th N,:qvous Dii . :::4l( • prelent i tl: ) v t ri we common in Eii , ope f!'3l , at anc f rni,: and is chi, fiy attrihutrd to excels of ir. 151.., sic-. in r,k times of htfoement and luxury. It i. cc rt. ' , Ay tur. thct the fcr• ther wt d: part trom t, it, art irid the more we facrti wh •Iccone ex er.if If ct:endin4 siontettic aniullmeir s. the grater will be the I, ff .e• ~1 c-cry phytical error, in dimiuilltinr th. v g..ur rates ill the nirves tii to hoLli fes won terefiee, that in the knialc, term the rate-.d ,I,li7acy nr r. Clt.rl;- Aim). a .d the fof7cr mani.er of lite, th , y are ~, rat ~, It f - qecut and cl,d, lit. Weal:lick ot the you, t t fni , s otr, co ftrn irrtsulariti.t, w out I a,,,l crfies in the oth .r, the Cordial o .it ctledluzl rznicdy to nro,ee. It is notinious, that various ir.rard,er, of Cie twin fr , v-.r 1-e hrooglit nby ditlipatiou In youth, ai:d vi ac inks whi,h vrod,i.es di,ttatc, f r tare i,r e n hcalth, and laying a foundation f,r aI. and tiaps.°, as . 111 aso ti ,l fliuogeonflatotion. (*he Ll.lli gs of ttalfh are r 0 - !km painful txp. rfence teach,. v dui. of -:, the mi.- nappy patient I , oks arovoil, reo ofturi,ol., 'iu vain I the in. si:r oi it, r .coverj. l'he utilizy, ibex. fa. e, of tii,s is :es :a further coliment. yj Perfons cute. ing Kan the holy !tare of matrimony, fh ire f on] it cannot he pure." The AN I GI a, nr Su cum , N't; n/IIO:'•, ler ;Airily:mg:, the blood and reituring the fyileni when inqiJireil i-y the impru. dent ideiAM,retity, ty.sve h cntuund the 121't •tI •.ly tcd. ot id health and vigour in Dit,ril..•:s where. : 4 alivatii.n ha, rep. at cdir failed Prce toe. 64. Family Bottles The ALS rEROFFiI I'l.o I rent•wir..! Frertiont from the lurface of the hullati body, pint, qs. -6 I. nail pinti ry. duty ituluded. Prepired hy Dr. Snlemon, Cilead ILiufe. near " Jos. 6d. and 335. s ; the lam. r e tats i t,r o. thr : inner, by which the fat vs nice $ y hortle has a Itanip, which bcari th , propeiet..i 's c.iiiii• Samuel Solomon, C. b b..1.5!,y, - May be had of all Vtmdcrs ut (...:Lnumc ..ledie,o,s iu the United Kingdom. fiouble poftage of all letters to Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, will hepaid,anda fee of is,. 6d. incl. fed for advice•. jutt publilhc I prig. 3s. amw Ldino with Additions, of A GUIDE 'l't) HEAL l'H, in a vari.:iy in Complaints, mine cf which an. treated on under the follow:tic Is, v,.. to Nervous p Mews at. hma, barren worm°, .envy ltrength, female gum y (palms In r . . 0 • .411:! p()ChOndri ic c,mtplaints, internal finking, I. t's or 40.0 ut rue l . o ry, rheumatifm, (curvy, Protula, turn of lac, %cattalos, y ,uth. By S. &Anima., NI. I). • • DOCTOR HOWELL's YOtt DI S. FITS —Convulsions, Hyllerics, Epi:cpfieS, r,r Fai ling Fits, radically cured by Dr. hIMITI,I.'s POWDI NS. The efficacy of this invaluable Medicine has been proved by a vaR number ut aftuniffiing Cures performed on penis of both Sexes aflr elect with thefe dreadful diforders for a long I . ,rics of y, a, many of whom had tried every et:tcr !Medici:win vain, and were deemed incurable. The few following Cale; are. felr,tted from hundreds equally dcfperate, and are witneff:d and authenticated by fuch relpedbblc and well known cbar:lCters, that the fmalleft doubt cannot remain in the mind of the mott it:credulous, viz. 'the fin of Mr. Truman, of thiltlpur lite et, a:ed 18 years, had Falling Fits fr. an his childhood, hid is now rcflored to perfect health by Dr I.o.we,i's Powders, witch were pa;:icularly recom-' no by Dr *honer, Fellow ~f the korl CO krt. o, Phylicians, London. MN. Green was upwards of ao years afilieed wi.h Con vullions and Falling Fits, altho' Ilie had been an it; patient of St. Bartholomew's and Guy's Hofpirals, had timer rece,ved the leaft benefit till llr had taken Dr Howell's Posed, rs—cured t q years.— Wit n;(re9, the Rev. J. Hunt. miiiiit or of the ft:woe, and Air Bur gefs, Italian and Oil merchant, No io7, Stramt. Mr Wix, of Weft Horfcley, near 70 years of age, was 17 )(ars libeled with Convulfions and Falling Fits, and after taking a great variety of M.diciues without relief, was effectually cuied by Dr Howell's Powders. Witnefres, the lt,or. Mr Eullertoa, mioiltcr of Weft Horfeley, Mr Smith, and Mr Fiooker,churchwardens, Ann Wit- liams, of I .aytonflar.e. Lifer, to years of age, had violent Fits from her infancy, but upon tatting Dr Howell's Powders was loon com pletely cured. For this great cure the Rev Mr Whaley, minilter of Laytonitonc, paliely returned th inks to the A: MIGHTY, io his Chapel, on the loth of Nev. 1799. Mr Sairosarili. of Enfield, Nliddleles, aged 37 years, was Abel, d IS years r. dreadfully with Epileptic or Falling Pis, that he reqok C4l 7 or S pelf - ils to hold hint in the fit. Cur_ it 7 years. Witneffes, Mr !fill, churchwar den, aid Mr Mitchell, overfeer. The fon of a r, fp( clable Gen tleman, No 4.4, Marfhamit Weflm,l,llcr, from the lirftyear of his age, had the mott viule• t Convithive Epileptic Fits, which brought on fymptoms like hydrophobia or canine madncfs, with unnatural howling, and a efilpoution to bite. After In vat . trying the utnioft (kill us the faculty till he was 7 years old, I o' Howell's Powders alone cured him of thofe deplorable and complicated dif orders. Ili; parents are willing to aucd this cure to enquirer calling at their hoafe as above. Pjfinis dclirnuo of further proorg, by app!ying at N. 4, Hich Holborn, will be referred to a lilt too long to be iukrted in a Nev fpapt r. Thia iovereign Remedy is prepared and fold under the Kingl Royal Patronage, by Dr. Howell, (Fellow of King's College) at his huure, No. 78, High Holborn, London, and nu where elle, at too. 6sl a packet, in which is inclored a l'reatile written by the Doelor on the above mentioned Difurder. •For all Nervous Complaints, which arc fo often the fore rutitiers of Convolfions, Fpilepfis, Fiyar:;cs, Zicc a be:ter Medi- CIIIC cannot he taken.—All letters putt paid, dit t y lnfw:ffcd T.TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-areer, London, R. Edinburgh, May a, 18co. IN the fpring of t 794 I was afiliarki with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for fives months; but was then obliged to apply to a regt.lar Fliyfician,who put a temporary ftop to the virulence of the difcafc (by mercu rial applications) for fome time ; but growing, in fpitc ut all medi cine and the advice of the firtt Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almatt unparalleled a 'ld beyon d defc ri pt ion, being an entire leper, and ul 4- rated front head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, nofc, le ; s, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming ufelefs; in Ilion, I have had from 20 to Jo eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would he voluminous to par ticularize all nay cafe—fake it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more than mifcrahlc It lit:. In this dreadful fituation did I. drag a molt mifcrable eailteace,td: Diva to PROVIDENCE threw in nay way a newfpaper containing the c tfe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—nay friends read it, I coul.11:-•.-1 fent and procured fume of your Lama's Psi EN !i 5. Which ,by uling from time to time am now, and have lung, h:aen, (after more than four years indefcribable diltref.), in as good a Rate of health as ever I enoyed ; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, heal. thy child, born to me a few months ago. In vat la tide to Goo and in linp<s of rendering my fellow-creature tarvice. I requeß you to publith this ; and you may at any time refer perions, who with to be fatisfied of the truth ;,f this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfo:i. As few cafes for badnefs ava/! ever equal mfne,and tame excred it, I have from experience ev , ry realm ea ore mull:ind that in yeastad.raxes PILLS they will land a i,:re, Ise fate, and radi cal cure, for that molt dreadful Rage of the Vett( r,al ..•a, which is called— s rON IR.'JED Lb ES. i• Prepared and Sold by the Site Vrowietar, TIIIV as rA, LOS, Member of the Royal CoNege of :iureeinie Liohlon,a, his houfo, N 0.9, New Bridge-itre,l ; where ho will gnu advice, %yid- , at a fee, to perfuns taking the aiiiwer p. 17 [rt. ters, if putt paid, on the fait'e iiig iu 1 1 1C:Ife% the molt inviolably fecreey,noPerfon's fe La F n men tioned,but at their own particular reap:eft, by t: ring the courfe of more then j i years, that he ka.; !tad the con• dueling of an extenfiee fates of the above nsediense, and the pre:- lice wiling therefrom. • They arc alfo fold, by his A ppnintntriir, for the con..-en!ener• of thole living at a diftance, by Mr. Baxter, S : . Edin berth ; Mr. Mcnnurs, Printer, Olii . gow, to no( Ifn Mr. T refers for his addril.; at the Perfuri.Lr'i., Nn. ; Alban's arca, Pall Mall; Mr. Robertron s Toy'-flint, N. . t. t, 0 x ford ftrect ; Mr. Difborough's, No. 7, Pith-first-hii I uc.o Iv oppofite the Monument ; Mr. Steel's, Bon7l,llcr, No. t Unio . ;-ri..w. Lit tic Tower-hill; Mr. C'allweirs,Dublin; and by one I'.r of in every conftderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland , in P.rxcs 2s. 9d. rich, kaled up with foil and pl cu Direction., talons of either Sex may curt thenrelvet with care and km cy. WATER AT LONDati 14411)GY. TO .1. 7 ;0it ;10 w. Morning .•• • • 59 .ntnutea after 6 Atternsaos • • • 32 minutes after 7 LONDON: Printed and publifht dby LEVEL KEl;ir, (of :'an• terbury-Flace, Lambeth), nt the. STAR Orrice, Ni. 1, Cary ftreat. Publifheil alio at the Sr ea Orrics, Teranle-Eay. BIRTHS. On Monday laft, at his hook in Queen•lquare, Eloomibury, , the Lady of Edward Stephenfon, Efq. of daughter. On Sunday afternoon, at his hook in Old Burlington -itreet, the the Lady of William Milner, Efq. of a daughter. The Lady of Joreph Jellicoc, Efq. of a fon: . . . . . The Lady of the Ile; Horace Hammond, of Great Maffingham, of a daughter. At Little Hillington, the Lady of William Corbett. Efq. of a fon. At Hamilton, Mrs. Robertfun, witc of Dr. Hairy Robertfon, of a daughter. MARRIED. Saturday kit, at St. Jame.'s Church, Mr. T. Goddard, Book feller, Pa'lima, to M`ifs Gratitharu, of Chaise!), ; ;vcen, near Slough, Bucks. At Bilton, near York, Captain Croft, of the Royal Navy, fon of Stephen Croft, Efq. of Stillinton, to Mifs Plumer, dau g hter of Hall Plumer, Efq. of Baton. Mr. Durant, farmer, of Hata:head, aged 88, (whole wife died about fix weeks Gner in her 96th year) to Mrs. Gallant, widow, of the fame parifh, aged 74 ! On the 18th ult. in Dublin, by fpecial licence, James Byrne, Efq. of Carrick on Suir, to Mifs Roe, eldoll daughter of Peter Roe, Efq. of Fitzwilliam fquare. At Auchmanock, Vries Cuthbert, Efq. wine merchant in Ayr, to Mile Elizabeth Campbell, daughter of Arthur Campbell, Efq. of kuchmanock. DIED. On Tuefday hift, the sd April, at his houfe in Fareham, much regretted by all his family, Richard Bargus, Efq. in the 83d year of his age : he had been an acting Magiltrate for the county of Southampton near so years. On Sunday lA, aged 8t , James Gfrnar, Efq. of Grantham, Liucolufhire• On the 22d ult. at Be lran, Valentine Jones, Efq. of that town, aged 94. In Dublin. Mrs. Sparkrs, formerly a very favourite aertrefs of that city, both as Mifs Afumore and Mrs. Sparkes. On the :lath of Augult, in the Eaft Indies, Lieutenant Thomas Parr, fecond fon of Wm. Parr, Efq. Hampitcad Heath. Saturday laR, Wm. Butler, M. D. of Lower Grofvenor-ftreet, in the 79th year of his age. On the 13th ult. in Hanover Buildings. Southampton, Mrs. Wilton, widow of the late Samuel Wilton, Efq. At Mount Teviot, on the 29th nit. Mils Jane Elliot, daughter of the Right Hon. Sir Gilbert Elliot of Minto, Bart. late Lord Juftice Clerk. At Berbeth, on the 22d ult. qtlit.tin Macadam, Efq. of Craigin gillan._. At Nuggur, on the 26th of June laft, of a fever, Captain John Stuart, in the Hon. Eaft imlia Company's fervice, third fun ut the late Hon. David Stuart. ADVERTISEMENT. THE Public are refpe&fully informed, that the Three Pamphlets, the Avowal, the Avowal's Attend Link the &ft, and the Avowal's Attendant, link the fecond, may be now expeeted to appear very loon, as book,; the Author's orders having been given to the Editors, Mc firs. Trewman aad Son, Exeter, and Wins. Cadell and Davies, London,with r, to theft publications, that they fhould be edited, bound in im,n'r.; each took containing, at the end, a new page, for the giving Intel. ligence of thofe particulars which have only reference tb the im proved (fate of Link the firft. NEW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBERV and SONS, i4;. 45 , St. Paul's . Church-y=l, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in con• fitquence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packer, or IL 58. 6d. per Dozen ; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for a 44. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Commiffionees, for Marrs. New bery's feparate Ufe, in which the Words, " F. Newbery, No. 4c, St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will he a fufSeient Security againft Counterfeits, his Signature on the La bels will be difcontinucd. The following arc the prices of their Medicines, to tie tuft twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but thnfe who purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative a 9 —a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Auftin's Chaiybeate Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 0 —large Box 24 0 Freake's Tina. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc 1 6 Ditto Huxham's ditto 3 u -- Convulfion Oil 2 6 Tonic Bills - z 9 .---- Nitre Drops 2 6 Englifh Coffee - 2 9 .-- Camomile Drops s 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills a I.t Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops t a a i zenges - I It Inglifh's Scots Pills a o Angibaud's Blois ditto aat Henr!'s Magncfia 2 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops s 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Spilfbury's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 Jones's Rheum. Tindt. 3 6 Greenough's Tineturcs a a erry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tots Lozenges aa t Effence of Pcppcnnint aat Effence of Ginger 1 9 Glares Magnefia 3 6 _ _ _ - . . N.B. As many Perfons, iarticislarly Mcffengers, miftake the houfe of Meffrs. Newbery, they think it necellary to point nut, that it is at the Eaft end of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapthle , with there Words infcribed on the front— m THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. JAMES'S POWDER."