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DLO Rd:llE r. ,?‘ „ . Shit*fourteen prifoners were .tried at the Old ffalley, one of whom was capitally con vi lid, viz. illeeltrao Bramlif, a lad about thirteen for a burglary .in the dwelling-house of Sara h Dane, and dealing therein a filver deffert fpoon. The profecutrii keeps a filverfmith's fhop in Orford-road, and on the evening of the '24th of December lad, the Palmer and two other bop were obferved lurking ahout the fhop, The Pr.- loner was fhorey after fcen in the aft of breaking a pane of glaf , , and running off with the fpoon. He was'immediatcly purfued and fecured, and the fpoon dropped between his legs. Guilty7--Death. Six were convielcd of felony, via. ga6a Nat, for flaling a tin caniller , contai n in g coffee, the property of William Me ff euger. f poptim.ia ?oleos and .7afeth Malone, for Reality g a piece of. brown Holland, the propertf of Saran nab illatri. The plofecutrix being . a Quaker, cold not, confidently with her religion, Quaker, an oath; but the fa* of the robbery wa s proved by . her fhOpwoman and other wt es: The Pao .. n -qit were both found guilty. • Ne . fib for dialing a horfe Cart, be laming to a Mr. Springmore. Upon this india meat he waj acquitted, the proof with regard to the hoife falling. He was thin indieted or Real in ycart. . APpe, sgekt, ;11,4 he. had hired the cart e ot the profecutor, to remove (bine artielei ; that he contrived to get rid of the carman upon a frivolous errand ; and that, during his abfence, he drove the cart off and fold it.—Guilty. .afaa . Ely, for dealing a filver watch and a blab • ket, the property of Wiliiarii Gorman. The Prifoner had aced's to the profecutor's houfe and Role the watch froin over the fireplace.—She was farpeeted, and the duplicate of thipratch and feveral other articles were found concealed in her Rays and her hair. The Rainer Paid the took the • watch in a frolic.--Gitiky. Efizakth Neale, for healing cotton gowns, blan kets, and fleets, from her employer, James Cole. man. -Ann Coleman, wife to the profecutor, flated, that the had miffed felieral articles of -wearing ap parel, and that upon communicating it to one of her neighbours, fhe was informed, that the Pri loner, whom fhe employed occafionally as a fey van}„ had depofited a number of pawn-brokers duplicates with a perfon of the name of Ann Fore fides. That The went to her, and accordingit found in her poffeffion duplicates of a variety AR' articles fhe hacf loft, .which . being producede were proved to be her hufband's property. •. • Ann Forefides depofed, that fhe receiVed the duplicates from the Prifoner. The feveral pawn brokers appeared, and proved the articles to have been pawned by her, and the Jury-immediately found her Guilty. She implored the mercy of the Court, and the profecutrix recommended her, in confequence of her having four infant, childiea. Atld feven wert,:tcqUitted ; among whom were Ricbaril BrifloiuMr Sealing a brown gelding, the property of jahn Cooper. • fhe profecutorpon the 17th of December, mired two horfes out of his liable, at Longfield, in Sorry. On the rridai &flowing be found one of them in Smidahaid, and the other at Kentifh-town. He traceethem to the partition of Hall, the driver of the Sage -coach at Kentifh-tcwn, who had pun cbgesi them from one Msrtin. e fart of Martin bringing the horfes to Hall, a*d felling them, was proved ; and the Prifonar was alio proved to have been in his company ; but the Jury acquitted him. It appeared upon the triAl, that a great number of flolen bodes were taken to Kentifh Town, where they fcound a ready market. A very inferior price was given by Hall, who was defited by the Judge to be more cautioui bow he made fuch bargains in future. George Dune tut, for ftealing two quarterns of oats, the property of Mr. Simeon Thompfon. The protect:it& is a coal-merchant, and the pri. toner was employed by him as a watchman. He had frequently loft coals ar.d oats from his wharf, which is near London -bridge, but never till lately furpefted the prifoncr, when on the morning of the d inftint, having come into the clerk's of f i ce to light the tire, with his A-Tree coat banging loofely over his fhouider, which he laid down ; and the clerk examining it, found in one packet a quantity 9f coal, and in the other a bag of oats, containing *Non half f . pcck. Finding that the clerk bad been wing bulsoat, he thought at to go away and not call for it. 'llk was proved by Mr. Tiarnaby Thompfon, virtho alto flared. that the plifoner,.when he came as ufual in the evening to his watch, was taken into cultody, whenhe aid that the oats were given him by Neary, the horfekeeper. Mr. Simeon Thoinpftm raid, he had employed the prifoner upwards of ten years; that he corn.. pared the oats with hole in the ft-able, from' whence he fuppofed they were taken, and found that they eiaftly correfponded ; that the prifoner having aced*: to. that (table, no dot was enter tained by him, but that 'they were his property. Being, however, Aced, whether he lu'd the quantity of oats Rated in the indiament, and Whether be could pofitively fwear, that the oats in quettiOn were aftually taken ont, of that (table. or bins therein, he replied in the negatirea-s--The Rr • coatis* was therefore of opinion, that there was sot a cafe made mit againft the prifoner, but, as it was'tlie province of the Jury to decide upon the fad, he would leave it to their coulideration. Thc rrltuner, when called on for his defence, " My Lord, this Wall (pie, becaufe i would . ant clean the clerk's fhocs." Veraitt—Not Gaikt. ykkoifiatr, out a chirge 'lLaling a loaf of *Pad fri:;ar, the property of John ()toile Roebuck, Otarics ,tow, and Thothas The p. ntuottort are u holtf4l4 , Ater dealers and r acer s, living at Esti:cheap. c prifencr was t~seir" pewter. On the &rosin rT of the S it of January, Richard Tipper. a cortitabk, was us Laftcheap, ap4 gar,r via tLe ptifosict pafs him r.thcr heftily, • about 'half-paft feven o'clock, rad' a parcel, he (lopped him ; this was about forty yards from the profecutor's houfe, and enquiring what he had in the bundle? he refused to' fatisfy him ; whereupon John Read,. accompanied Shinitoe, two other officers, came up, 'and they took him into ca. tody. They found the bundle contained a lOaf of refined fugar, and font brown fugar, and they conducted him to the Campter. On his way thither, he begged forgivenefs, but they performed their duty, and lodged him there. When arrived, they recognized him as the firvant of the preffecutors, whom they immediately made acquainted with the circurnilance. • Mr. Kay, one of the partners, was called for the' purpore of identifying the loaf of fugar, but as his I evidence did not pr od uce that =ear) , and legal fatisfaaion; upon which alone .a Jury conld pro nounce upon the fast, and as he Rated he had not taken Rock fince laft May, and admitted that fimi lar loaves of• fugar to that then produced, might he in ettended circulation; thefe things added to that of having a me ex cellent character from several refpeaable perfoai, among whoni was a partner in the very hoofe of the profeentors, he was acquitted. SESSIONS, JANUARY it 7. Yams Murrell and Sarah Murrell were tried on an indictment charging them with cruelly beating, abufing, and ill-treating Either Rudy, their ap prentice. The defendants are tambour workers, in the parifh of St. Luke, and have a number of apprentices from the parif h. The preifecutrix was turned over to them in June laf. She Rated, that the defendant and his wife nfid to beat her with a thong, an cl fometirtiei With a cane and nettles ; that‘they did not allow her fufficient food for the fullenance of nature ; that in confequence of her sot having proper change of clean linen, the was Minced to &moil miferable Rate ; that they had turned hei out of doors, and that (be fat on the leps all night, on the gth of Oeober , when fliel Weis taken to the WoriCtonfe. Her evidence was confirmed by three girls who were apprenticet to the defendants at the fame time. The Suegean 1 . and the Mailer of the Workhoufe faid that file was in fo deplorable and wretched a Rate when brought to the Workhoufe, that the was not ex pelled to recover. Thetefendants called two girls, apprentices to thetti; to prove that they were treated with kind nes, and that the profecutrix had at all times as much as the could eat. They faid that their mif [refs always afked the children if they had enough, and that if they had not file gave them more. The daughter of the defendants faid, that her father went out to work every morning at five o'clock, and did not return till late in the evening, and that (he never faw either her mother or Either beat them ; that they had a fufficient allowance of food, and that their linen was changed once a week. The defendants denied generally the charge im puted to them. The wife faid fhe had been the mother of fourteen children, and it could not be fuppofed that the would ill treat the children com mitted to her care.—The Jury found both the de fendants Guilty. Rodent Pointer was tried for receiving, knowing then% to have been itolen, two great coats and a velvet jacket, the property of Richard Rigden. Mr. Rigden hated, that he is a Taylor; the prifoner was employed by him to make up clothes, which he did at his own home : he. ufed to fend his daughter for the work, and when it was finitbed the brought it home. Having repeatedly miffed things, he procured a warrant to fearch the pri loner's houfe, where he found the articles as Rated in the indielmcnt, and feveral duplicates for arti cles pledged, and which he knew to be his property. He alfo faid, that he had been robbed of property, by the prifoner's training up his daughter to plun der, to the amount of 5 or 600l.—The prifoner acknowledged that his daughter had brought the things home, and raid he was afhamed to fend them back. He called three witneifes to his charaeter, who gave him an excellent oae.—The Jury im: mediately found the prifoner On Tuefday fe'nnight Come thieves entered the Merchants Court in Newcallle, and took off three gowns, one belonging to the Sheriffs, another (Cup. pofed to have been nearly a century in exiftence) belonging to the Governor of the Boatmen's Com pany, and the third to one of the Town Serjeants ; they alfo carried away a quantity of linen belong ing to Mr. Storey. The Band of the Armed Alio ciaticm had been prailifing in the room on that evening, and had negleEted to flint the door on their leaving it, by which means the thieves had obtained entrance.—Several other robberies, or at tempt at robbery,have been made during the week. ht our in:lance a quantity of clothes were Molen from the lines on which they were drying. A few days finee, in the abfence of the mother, a girl about 54 years of age , in Char l o tt e -ftreet, MI -greet Road, unfortunately going near the fire, the flames communicated to her cloaths, and be fore allifiance could be given, the was fo dreadfully burnt, that it became neeeffary to take her to the hofjital, where -Ilse expired on Sunday night. toaster rr r.--There is now living in Aberfeldy, Pet-Whirr, JOHN STIWART, who haslived in three centuries, aged toll years. He was vifited by a Gentleman from England on Wednefday len, who fp eat ihe evening, and brought in the nevryear and century *lit the old Gentleman, much to his fatislaftion. Curlew Colleam of &ob.—Rim:ln , Korfakoff was elevated by fortune in a playful mood. This man. wbo had aanally been a fetjeant in the Guards, was declare/ Aid.de-camp General to the Emprefi of Kutlia, Catharine 11. and was pre i.nted with the place of Vaffill-fehikoff. Mile is the height of his favour, he began to conceive that a library was ncceffary in a palace. He ac cordingly applied to Weilbrecht, the bookleTler ; and on being aced for a catalogue of the authors he wanted, the quondam ferjcaia replied- 4, Oh, as for that matter, I am not difficult ; only take care to place great books at bottom, and (mall ones at top, as you do fur the Lairds !" COUNTRr NEWS. Entuavacti, Die. B.—On Monday lA, Henry Black, farmer on Sir JANES DALteLL ' s eftate, IC turningtome from Bo'nefs bn horfebaek, fell into an old coal-pit on the road, about 14 fathom deep : both the man and horfe were killed on the fpot. His body was got up on Tuefday, with much difficulty, by filch' the miners, and was buried yeP terday at Rirkliflon. He has left a widow and it children. • Downs, Jas. 7.—We have taken a great deal of trouble to route our fiffiermen, to gather the myriads orherrirtgs which have villta our river, and in thliwe have now futceeded ; but. we have not flopped here, for a white fifhing company is eilablifhed, andlkilful Mermen coming from England to take a portion of the inexhauilible fkores of turbot; flounder, &c. which are to be found at the month of our river.—Of there it is probable cargoes may be fent to E,clirthurgh. ' Yoss, Jas. 2.—Since our lad were committed , to York cafile, W. Peer and y. F9l7er the younger, of Brifdale, chargeduponoatg, the Etid•Wm.Foller, with having ftoren three Bleep; the property of G. Robinfon and Charles Either, of Kirbymoorlide ; and the raid John Foller the younger, with don of being concerned in the Paid felony, either as a principal, or accelfary after the fa& Per the EHEUMATISMS• and LDSlikis at this foams of the year, no Medicine fde and sell. =iota as Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PlLLfts—Theix , culiar tendency to promote PerfPiration, and all Abe natural ' feercitons, will athouatt foe thefrfingularylitheilaf dick Mt plaints, as well at in ntaily others to which -the , -butratatante is Uahk from the eieilfinsdes of our' climate ; They.= mho& rally calculated for Difordent of the Stomach and Bowels, for perfontof a Bilious or sr Go_ habit, as alb for thofc whole redlitutions have been area , by a too aelive or too fedentary life. They are likewife partienterly fervlemble in'llcatrAchs . mentioned by Indlgeftion, and in ranoviorthe bid efteets of free living ; as alto in preventing Patties and- Apoplexies fo often the confequence of intemperance. Recoisfe ilsould ' be had to them after every excels of eating and drfoling, and upon' every flight indifpolition ; and awe their well-known charade' , riftic of promoting longevity will be maintained; for, by nee. ins Nature in the due difcharge of the animarfunAions, =dig, keeping the conftltutlon as it were in continual repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour,and prevent premature, dew. • As the Al. ALEPTIC PILLS owe their excellence to it peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor hue to the prefect Proprietors, they can only be bad genuine frost than; and they are fold by FRANCIS Newaxav, at the Ware bode for Dr. James's Powder , No. 45, the Eaft End of 9t -j• Paul's, a few doors froth Cbeaplide, London ; and at Dr. Jaises's late houfe in Bruton-11nm; hi Boxes price es. fult each, Stamp included; or the quantity of fix may be bad ',IAA one large box, far A. as. 641.0bferVe that the name, ie F. Newbery, Nth eft St. Paul's," is engraved in the Ramps. others are counterfeits. MARRIED. Latety, at Edinburgh, Captain Charles Darla, .d the Mo na:rabic Raft India Company's ferukc, to Mifs iiptileneveldeßi daughter of the late Geary Haldane, Es q .. at Netiligko: • DIED. • On Tuefday lait, at his houfe in Lekeiter-fnuare, an eminent Miniature Painter, of an apoplexy, matt finceniy lamented by all his numerous f riends. On the and ult Mrs. Ward, wife of Townley Ward, Efq, and daughter of the late John Hocks,‘Efq. of Knarefborougb. On Friday, the ad init. at his honk at Camberwell, Wifiarn Reade, Elq. of theCuitomi-Houfe after iferviee doers° years On Monday fennight, at CoiCheiler, the Lady of Captain •Pinfold, of the FUR Regiment of Guards. On the 27th ult. the Rev. Mr. Docker, fen. of Alton. Lately, Mr. James Carr. or St Jallia's *reel Lately, the Reverend Dr. Braithwaite, Reeler of Stepazy, London, Archdeacon of Cheßer, and Chaplain to the Rt. Rev. the Lord Molt of Banger. valuer OF THE BRISTOL PAPERS. For the ! aids! et theft afed with Nervous Complaints, I fend you any Cafe and hope m fee publifbed.. SIR —Two Years ago I had a Mikarriage which eonSned Mato my Room for throe Mcnths, I was atten - led by a Phyficlan, who after many Conlifitatioss advifed me to try the Brißol Hot Wells, being then in Exeter it was impatisbis for me to undertake the journey being almoft reduced to g Shadow, with L.ownefs of Spirits, Violent Head-Ache, Trem bling, Palpitation of the Hart, Manning Hyfteric Fits, and the whole thin of Nervous Complaints: my Apothecary and friends wiled me to try year Nervous Cordial, for their Ind &Rion I munpUed; the &A Bottle made no alteration in my Complaints, but it procured toe Tome natural fleep, which (had Cot experienced after my Nerves became fo dreadfully affeOvik this induced me to continue the Medicine ; to my furprife,l fawn found my appetite return. I then undertook my journey to the Hut Wells, from which place I wrote to you for your ad vice you recommended me to take a Five Guinea Bottle of Nervous Cordial, as my Complaints were for complicated, and would require the Medicine to be continued a long tine ; but thanks to your Rill and Medicine, in about two months I was to far recovered as to walk and take cum& on horfeback. It is now eighteen mouths (once I have taken any of your Medi, tine, and have remained perketly well ever fince, without any return of my diforder. lam now going to Ireland, when I re, tuns flail fettle in London—will then pay my a-eras to you in perfon and give my addre(s, where, with plrafure, will faddy any enquiry. I am, Sir, your obliged bumble (errant, Briltol, May 26,- eBOO. SARAH BAKER. Mrs. Baker called this rooming to dere I would forward you her Cafel and lam fatisfied of the truth. Mrs. Baker being now at the Hot-Wells, any enquiry Mall be anfwcred by Wt L. LIAM SSRPFARII, BookkUer, oppofite the PoR-Office, Corn- Street. Eriael. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NIAVOUS CORDIAL to 1X1134 at the Meter's honk, No.q, Albion-ftreet, (even doors from rn the Leverlan Mufeu, Sketchier's Bridge, La Bottles at sip. au. 6d. and ss. 6d. alio of In Bath, Cruttwell, . Exeter, TrUMILII and Son. 13riftol, Sheppard, Gofport, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glafgow, Baxter, • Birmingham. Swinney, Ipfwkh, Midalleditek, Bedford, Smith, Ifie of Wight, Albin, Blandford, Simmons, ' 'mine, A. Young. merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, iced., Blom and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gala, Cambridge, Gee, Lciceitcr, Stirinfos, Caoterbury, Brlßow, Lewes, Elliott, Carlifle, JolUa Manchcßer, Lynch, Chatham, Etberington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller C'hefter, Poole and Son, Neweaftle, Walker, • Chicheiter, Pldilipfon, Northampton, Dicey and. Co. Dublin, Spilfbory and Co. Nottingham, Burbage &oda" Durham. tlenderfoa, Norwich, Stevenlea and Co. Deal, Rafe, Oxford, Jones. Dena., Nealm, Plymouth. Nettleton, Devises, Bmvebton, Portfinouth, Belam, Derby, Dreher", Reading, limart, and Cs. Edankurgh, Baxter. Suuderlat al, Bray, ilufband„ Shresettury, Eddowea, Elder, and Co. Southampton, Faker, --- Mr. R. Scott, drug. Freitag, Serjent, • Meffrs. Davidfon & Pa, Iley, Mr. A. Barry, Maeda Clattivin conk& sritibury. Collins, and by molt of the ilookkikn and Medicine-Venders in the three kingdoms. A ass. bottle contains equal to flit ones. •„• A nindbet of ones performed at bow himpton, Holt; ings, Portimovals, Me of Wight, Margate, Rundrate,Doveri Bath, Snack Harrovvgate, Cheltenham, and •lutitandgc w a di, in the aloorfe atilt feared, on (rectal Ladies and amtl who, from their elevated fituation in bit, will not perican tisk maw Ming pubkibol. PLYMOUTH.-FRUIT AND WINE. FOR SAtI ET ma'am AUCTION, At the Broker's Viarchoures, Woollier-Brett, l'i) month, or Friday the 25d of January next, at eleven o'clock in :St Tor, nima-41 virtue of a Con-million from the High Court of Admiralty, addrelrcd to h.dward Lyne and John Krogtr., rillin.E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 13t4 Barrels Sun Katrina. 86 B°XJars ' i Bloom ditto. . • 3 e. 4 7 16 Barrels Figs. • • i 384 Half ditto 1 50 Cheits Le anna. roll Boy m Oranges. 6 %inter Calks / 3 maws wine. 7 Cates Bottle . S the'Cargo of the Brig AMPI'Y; I:Ariftvi mart,r, r,,,„ ;;avowal by, his Majeit es User C4PT443i, :45 .' .;' ST tux Has, Bert otnmard.r. , ' The above Pndtbeirg of ;view quelit7.-and hiving Isatl a quick poll's, is wet worththe attention of dealers in the t0 . .a.. For viewing of Orin* and for Catalogues, apply to Edw...^l Lrte or John Kroger', the Cornetifilhftn, at 11) weed' ; Mr. ic...D. Symons, Broker ; Will's it Lloyd's Coffee-houfa, La u . Idon ; or at the OHM of Peter Smatter Sworn Broker. l Plymouth, Jan. to, iiloo. 'l 4 O THE APELICTED. R. SOLOMON - derives the grenteft fatisfac -1-# tion from the number of cafes that Mellott. daily occur, Wherein the efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is demon ignited, in et atileatiztg the wont and molt langeroi: fymptoms of *mynas .difarikes; and he is MIT convinced that nothing Ihwinded fo muck toctiablith the fame of ,this Medieine,as its tir ee tta;ln fuecefs Intlioft . ctortiplaines,"avtditt fte&e their roots fo An t h e co ugitatisa, and etc foffital to 44 boP2fluft of Mankind. Tie Cordial Saint of Gilead is therefere eartieftly riscom hueltdod to tiaals Win ism Rammed ape fold the coofequences of youthful ex cefs,or unfortunate youth who have,thereby broa s ght no themfelves a numerous train of evils, and if at once them* ' /almost and efficacious Medicine ever yet dikovercd for nervous .difeafes. In weak and fluttered eceltlfations,weelenefs of f;;ltt or ma hypochondria, tremble:in Menne@ of the mind, finial debility, and all other difeafes &riling from a relaxedfsate of the nervous fyfirtn, and Often the confespience or intemperance, :debottoliety, inattention main necalkeynatesed baslth,luxury ; In fedentary, inactive, or thudium life; this. Cordial Balm :univetfally eftahliditcd itiYalot-atfie efficacy, and maybe jailly Icelhaserated arnangit the . Caremark of Cafe happy ctikoreriet which medical relent - di has procured as the bleffings of the human rice,•and greateft cdunter-active to human ntifery.— Thonfands et this day Indic throe,kinvieww, aktinoft parts of Europe, sidiaiena America,live 'wields the day they lirft ay- Idled to this admirable revnedy, and en l lly the blanp Of Leah N, ,yaw) might otherwrifit have drappedlateihstAultitnety grave, the *victims of early improdown • • _ Yduth and age of either ter are eelnally ., theobjeffifof tills et itetratini, anettherwilitulifonsily partiespatts hrWubrioa a alit and eels; for wbeeber the, 44csaa is debilitated is the early part of nr is inking undcr the advance of years, a fear tiotat's fifths Malaise wiltaiontiaunnellateeifurance of .retUtolon health and Reenpths by givistg tone to the naufcular • fgejn and organs of digeltion, and by renovating the con • To the young it will afFerd.laCting health, ftrcngth, s,nd fpl• ries, in place af lefffilde and debility • and to the aged and Mina k wifialtureffite fondle great nekef maker by gently ffildfisfely invigorating the fyftern. `Nervous diforders of every kind, and from whatever ante Iffiksg, and all thaterain of finking., anxieties, and tremors, which fo dreadfully died the weak, the fedcutary, sod the de .ll6te, will in a theft time be fucceeded try chcarfolnefs, and larerp prtiage of health. ' Thole who have misdeal its the Welt Indies, can. tedify the " fainter) , effeffis of this wonderful Medicine, its 13mative quali ties have particularly been proved in the late alarming epidemic complaint, the yellow forts; and thofe who Ara languid and re lased in their whole fyitem, take this Medicine with the his plea dards; pet foss therefore going to the haft or Weil huhu, cannot ftore a more important article of health and life. Youth of either fee, who hate preetifed a feeret and deftme• tire vice, and +hereby mind, weakened, and dtbektated the whole nervous fyftem, will find the Cordial Bahl of Gilead the melt powerful, certain, and effrflual reftorative. The Cordial Balsa et Gikad is now confide:led as the greatt ft difeovery that has been nth& 11, the tnemory'of man ; .t is po tent, fate and pfeafant. The ra:sid and increafing fame beftow ed on its author and inventor (Ur. Sokenoa, of Liverpdol) is the tame and only criterion to judge of the merits of a Mediate, which has been admitilitered train the higheft to the loweft cites of peesc with fuck happy' laid uniform faccefa•-.The Vent;', rs of this Medicine frequently cannot get fupplicd as quick as too demand is for it, and it is a faffi worthy of remark, that they an fad nett safe= as they arrive to band, nye of the Hall- Came Bottles I,eing b. (poke b..forc they arc ordered. Price Hal:-a-Guim t a Pottle, and t for 51. _ _ The Cordial Balm of Gilead, and dyad!: to Health, may I-- /Wined every day, at the following appointed plat,. of Cale, vi.:. London, by Mr. Matthews, No. IS, Strand. in Bath. by Hazard Lancatter, by Vial:idle/ Briftol, Sheppard - Leeds, Sinn Brighton, ' Gregory Lincoln, • Drury Bi:mingham, Swionry Lynn, iieadly Bedford, Smith Leacciter, Gngory Blandford. Simmons ---, Svrinft.n Bury St. 80. Dingle Lewes, Lot Cheltenham, Harward Manch:Bet, Lynch Cambridge, Hodgfon Margate, . Rowe Coventry, Rollafon Maid lone, Blake Culcheiter, Kcymer Malborough, . Harold Canterbury, Simmons Nevebt:ry, Funer Csrlifle, Jollie Newealtle, Walker Chatham, Etherington Northampton, Edge Chelmsford, Clachar Nutt inybans, Burbace Chefterp Fletcher Norwich', 1 Poole and Son ()::ford, StevacO - : it Jones 1,..a. Chichtiler, Philiproa r.yn,outh, Riehar.; , , FloitLnui Cirenectter, Stephens - Nrtfmouth. Mal' Chippeuharn, Combs R euling Smart Dublin, Davidron Reuling, Smart & Co Derby, Drewry Shrewilutry, Wood Durham, Penningfon Southampton, ' Baker is Dover, Nh:, Stafford, Smith Daises, Broughton Stamford , Newcomb Dorckefter, Crotonll Sunderland, Bray Deal, - Rail Salilury, Collins Dartmouth, Jackfoo Scaniorough. Bayley Edinburgh, Smith • Taumon, Poole Exeter, Truman & Son Tunbridge, Con Falmomh, Lille( Wells, Evil . Glotneft -:r, Raikcs Weymouth Wood Glidgentr, hit Donald Winator Blakeney Gofport, Harding , Worectler, Tyrnbs ull, R awfon Warwick, Perry Ipliodeli, Micklicditch Wir, elicitor, Robbirs lac ut V, fight, AlSin York, Teitcyrant Kendal, Branthwaite Yarmouth, Dowel Liwerpotti, Melwit & Wight And by all the reputable Medicine Venders, Book J ' 1, &c. in every principal town In England , Inland, Scotlan, :xi America. . _ HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORROW Morning Afternoon a minutes after S 9 ItliflttM after 6 10ItROIV. but ribs but Mt I Moon km 4C =mita art:: 7 I LS /Minato .ficr 4 ILS 7 MillUttialtet - LONDON Printed ter the t yrrrictora by JOHN DANIFIi of '..:atrra:rt-Oract)Att the STA $ll ICS, PIO ,4 arry-Iltvet ; an' pulrliflied by Lb v*i.'.L !COT trzbary-ohm. LAspbeet). at No t. tl.rey 'tree, ' and srwx-Ornc a : Temple-aar: to *Swat Dike IBU rucon li talons tor the Epilog arc laivalte4 to be sardei NUMBED 3 THE rP . "R their Ma This Evenin ----BY CO THEA TO-MOR THE After. This 1 iy the Authatil (AN THU. will be p Lekdta4quere lee. Dregs and •P Song. erpeed Rec. Conjugal t Smug 'Lagar Rat A Trial d See(. *Ansa, Ai and Nasty. Ree. The Captail Sang. •Brothcr Rec. Sailors. Xec. A saws a Soog. 11e Sara Itet. Hem* Cal 4 1 Z lloss. %UNA& Widsitis d Moak, t Saki. •A Little Tie wbole is si • bats to be a ledisilk lA* Sift ill* le! et timmill asm, ampkte. dial le Up Cats The to On Monday nt aid the So." Sans Sous! wi Saturdays, durin NTOBLEMi 7 tisanes a/ E or to Iry -- earfitipi ustadd. 40 • szait4 or ease I Pori Ir_rmn nide; ens with to Mr. _Bank. MON. LL Pafa Gag from F Land or Houk*, ' dap Seolenuott Climb lipplied with tem almrait, by payin The Nobility at tidy be ateoninto Mabee, where land inibliktee OM dit parsolit s all cafe*, peak priacipal at theiri Perronl appik eau*. aid bine (Paa PM) 111. elks, elf the aso Lower jahodem War the CONEY BUT PAITIC , IUICE ltate,lielng tit Cram p refemblim pared only by Ha &ft t, London ; wertnitted M rekr the purity of the Tait grateful 4 , tint and elegant _Ewa , pollible Ember advantage 'ratable, oceapyir En any climate: at tor Lemon juice. At St a . it may lMt Mejelty's ?ha Company, bore f unfiderable To be had h bto the Temple, in the Kingdom. n, Pi prattUra et at the remit* of esteems! to trial i n ate fmeld (lead ismtke `I.C.-selo, Fbaki front Wilma Hat neloitll to all pelf Ey floe twin,, whl They are newt empkxion, from a ul will prove a v, w. !YAM as, by v.r ante cdhabit w, v. suasion depends uMinilliirt arf callaefones, awed of b e contradtal in t he Phyficiaos. .Nold whokfde a Medicine %Valises ka lgi 5 1 - id u od teas, at Om On listed by G. Dugi