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ASSIZES, &c. At Wincheller, eleven prifoners were capitally I conviaed, and received fentence of death, vii. R. G. Williams, for forging an order to obtain King's provifions for the . Putincer gun-brig •W. Knight, G. Lomax, and J. Atkins (foldiers) , for robbing the Bifhop's Waltham mail, and the Poll boy of his watch, on Moreftend-hill, near Winchef. ter ; W. Freeman, for turning Sarah Frampton, in the parilli of Sopley ; J. Leveret, for robbing R. Allen on the highway, at Portfmouth ; P. M. Guire, for robbing C. Naifh on the highway, at Chawton • Abraham Everard and J. Button, for horfe.ficaling •B. Noyes, for ft ealing a fheep from J. Peace, at Andover ; and W. Seward, for mali. cioufly cutting feveral hop-binds growing on the poles, belonging toT. Smith, at Shaldon. The five former were left for execution.—C. Coombes, for having concealed a quantity of the King's naval fibres, to be tranfported fur fourteen years ; J. Rout, aged 48, for a felony at Andover ; and M. Stratton, alfo for felony, to be tranfported fOr feven years each • Thomas Moore, for healing at Chriftchurch ; El izabeth Knowles, for a felony ; and M. Ratford, for healing wheat at Hardie, to be feverally imprifoned one year; W. Baugham, for an attempt to defraud, and P. Harvey, for a mifdemeanor, to be conlined,theformer fientonths, the latter fix weeks. Three were ordered to re. main till the nest Affises ; one to be remtrastet to Surrey for trial; three dire/urged for want afro fecution ; and eight were atrie d . T. Damant was arraigned for killing wom an in a duel at Gofport : he was found gailtf of manflaughter,. and fentenced to be bnprifoned fri months in the county gaol. Benjamin NOyes. who voluntarily offered to turn King's evidenee.againit John Whitcher, tried' for Iheep &eating, at the Above AiNaes, although on his being apprehended with -Whitcher he con feffed every, cstcumftance relative to the time, place, and manner of 'the theft, yet, ou the trial, denied the whole, and Whitcher was confiquent ly acquitted fit ritant of evidence. The Consfel for the Orolkentitrh 'applied to the Judge for having Noyes detained in cufiody, which _being done, an indiarnent waslkreferted aping bias For- the fe lon% he' hid eossfelfed, and is. was tried and con - vt&ed edit fad the fame &ay; by , the evidence of the Magid:rates Mrk to the great fatisfation of' ' Jur Cond. • . - At Oxford aipsei, a can& came on between the ReY• John Rotonfon, Lord dile Manor of En- Assen, Plaintiff, and Thomas Wells, Huntfman of the...Wit/ay harries, Defendant. The declaration Rated, that Defendant, on neth -February hit, broke and entered a certain clofe of Plaintiff, with' dogs and horfse tWenpled Opt* and (polled the zna, carneand sat dimtatted.the foil of Die fled cleft; 'and was= leree.be licence, beat and hunted for gam:wand brolte,down the hedges and fences. The Plaintiff proved. by his ganteleeper, that Defendant had received two notices not to hunt ma Plaintiff's land pand'alfes proved the fubfequent warps& on . the (aid 'eat% February. Tim nvicirdairi inured, L T eh. eattriarins of two refpettable wimeffes, that he was quietly return big honk frcan, hunting, and *mg along the ma d towards Whitney, when the hounds acci dently broke away into a coppice of. Plaintiff on the road fide, and, after trying to cot them out a confiderable time tel no perpore, Defendant rode in at dte Late, and, hither heft *mai MM. power, got them away ins Om minuets. • Upon the evidence being doted, the Learned judge made fame obfervations, and then left it Igith the jury, telly, whether Defeedant had bees guilty of a venial erefpeft or um! After a little saissfaltation, they messed a 00 Verdi& far De fendant ;" bat hit Lordatip told them, as Plisint *bad given Defewthent notice, he'slooft have da mages, which (V they , thought Defendant had not been • guilty of a wilful twifpsfs) Atkin be the , iballena they could mire ; and, without a Am atem's behtation, they gave Pkismiff imbed 1004 0 140,0 0 0. LINCOLIG-411IRGIA v. Olivet.—This was 211' a&ion for an affauld Which too' plate at a pablh haste, which was filfseitady pimesed in evidence r hat it appearing to e e no mom than a drunken alebe quarrel, th jury contented diendelves with finding for the Defendants--One &- Magee. Floc C.4lTrile O. HALL AND COLLIIIOWOOD:—Thif • was an aftion to recover the refidue, being tot. R. of a fum of 1321.131. the price of 55 flieep, at Id. as& 6d. per head. The defence to it war, that the fheep were not fed according to agreement a 1 taken away, and that fome of them. contrary& the terms of the contrad, wove lamb, vrh rendered them lets valuable rev the Defendant, who was a butcher. Confequently the jury fount a verdict for the Defendant. ROBINSON v. Baoww.—This was an action of damages againft the Defendant, a fell-nfonger, for cutting the ha,-.1 of a null-dam, and, by means of a pipe, opening a communicinlon with the ricer which fupplied the Plaintiff. mill. llftliefe means the (reams were fo polluted,ind the effeft of the noxious vapours fuch, that out of forty hogfheads of ale which the Plaintiff brew ed, to :nip-five were totally (polled. This cafe having bean ftronnly made out in evidence, the Jury found a vent& for 251. damages. Ei.was MAx.—The Defendant in this cafe wa; tenant to the Plaintiff in a farm held for 1541. per annum. Upon this farm he bad built a car penter's (hop, fewel.houfc, cart-flied, beafthoufe, kc. at the expence of 2001. and removed the ma tei lab, value Gol. on receiving notice to quit. The ruffian was brought for the recovery of the I.uter fitm it being contended that the erections be i n g =tie of brick and tile, they were conftquently at tithed to the freehold. The jury, under the di. ration of the Judge, gave a verdict for the l'lain. tiff, fubjeft however to revilion, by fohmitting quertion on it to the Court of King's Bench. the other trials were of little importance. Mr. ABBOTT'S Bill for afeertaining the Popula tion of England and Wales: from the returns made up to the 26th June LA the total numbers apptar as follow : Total of Females ' Perfims. ------ 3,9i1,640: , 135,177 GENERAL TOTALS. Inb:b is i es ted I mem H EnglAnd - - 1,326.36 5 13,5 80 / 8 44 Wale, - -..- 52,9731 120,712 Army, Navy, &:. 1 469,188 ~ 379,3441 1,! 7 0 ,744 A RICH WHEEL. 2 of £20,C00 1 2 of £2,000 , I O,C JO 5 I POO 2. 3 t,(len I 5 00 Betide tool. 6cl. &e. It is Anniffiing to remark that One Fourth Fart of the prefent Iris Statc•Lottel yt Tickets are Orawn, and the Whole of the Capital Prizes are temaining in the Wheel, which renders it very ad itantageous to Purchafers at this Crifis, there be ing but a very triaing advance On 'rickets, Halve`, Quarters, Eighth;, and Sixteenths, at the Office of Holt)/ s'nir and Co. No. 26, Cornhill.—War ranted Undrawr.. 7,492,484 2 f 5,880 469,188 4P46, 81 71 1°,1 1 7* , From the LONDON GAZETTE, .7uo , zB. MII,ITARY PROMOTIONS WAR-orrICE, JULY 28, 18oi. Royal Regiment tat Mee Gwards--Adjutant John Taylor to he Cornet, by porthole, vice Meyneil , who retire , . eth Regiinent ofDragoonGuarda=Chomu Boyd, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Clarke, who retires; Cornet WiL. bat Richard Beverley, from the 27th Light Dragoons, to be • Cornet, by purchafe, vice Courtenay, who retires. 6th Ditto--arompton P. Gordon, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur- elude, vice Clifford., promoted ; Lawrence Parfons, Efq. to be litymoßcr, vice Henley, dihniffed the Service. Ift Regiment of Dragoons--Cornet l a mes Wright to be Lieu tenant, without pttrehafe, vice Fortier, promoted; Life . Deere, Gent late of the HampOdre rencible Cavalry, to be Corset, vice Wright . Ida -Regiment of Light Dragooro.-Cornet William Ongleyi front the 27th Llitilt Dranoons to be Lieutenant, without ; purchafe; Arthur Forists, dent tit be Cornet, without put . chafe, vice Hotworthy, peOnsored. adth Ditto—David nett, Glt to be Cornet, by purthafe, WWI hioray„preaucted; John O`Byrne, Gent. to be Cornet, without purehafe, vice ifurt,proraoted. '2ld Ditto--lienry. Walker, Gent, to be Cornet, by porthafe. adtk Ditni..-.lllbrard Kellet, Gent. to be Cornet, by parade, vice Rotsinfon, who retire,. 29th Ditto—Cornet Richard Peddar to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Mylnc, promoted to the 27th Foot. • Hompefelee Mounted Rifftneete.-Lientetteteforeph Emmet to be Obtain, without portherSior barnord4 decreed: Ca. net Aegollus Grovattins to be Lieutenant) vice bamat. 7th ReAls o tt b o e n l o t f eu F t oo e : a — nt L;: i e ce ta i l i anf n jam i et w Bourke, f e r g o . m Half per likte,--Enfign ppm Cnihrn Kelly to bo Lieutenant, by purchee, eke Rothe, who retire% Isth Ditto—Peter C. Wiftlake, Gent. to be &Age, by pur chafe, vice Teacher, promoted. sorb Ditto—Adjutant Jobb Sargent, from the Ilalf-pay of Sir Vat Hunt's Levy, to be Eases, rico Carteret, who retires ' ea Halite George Robertfon, Efq. to he Peyntaftts of the gd Battalion, vice Mairovatine, decoded. gift Ditto—French Jobei Darter, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur ehak vice Fleetwood, who retire% 314 atter—Lieutenant Demean M'Dougell. from the Medlin. Foxibles, tube Snaps, without purclude. gftthDitto--Ttionlas O. Sherrard, Gent. to be Folv, by per cher, vice flirt. *he retires; Lieutenant John M‘Dortaid, fives the Cheildee Feeseibles, to be-Rnaget; without pnreltee. eves Ditta-.-Coptelin Nth Mabeli Cooper, from-the sth Weft India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Myra, who exchange% egn xotto—y.%. 5 nowt. to hr Enhns. hr am - ehsfc. vice Keheeriek,urbo retire% gab bitto....Robert Mateo, Gent to be Reign, by parade, vice fibscr, pinnate. fotie Ditto—Resign Robot Thompfon, from the 67th Foot, to • be Enf4n, 67 pnrchafe, vice Cul:Lice, removed to the 13th Poe. I el. Ditto--Ecaloado Armihowg, Gent. to be EaLgn, by per. Vie, vice Ronny, permits& 14 Weft India Regintept_—Deftain 11214Nin Wyonc Chaff to be foleor,by *tame, Nee Bayberry, who retiree. firt toitese—Ciptsur FlohreF, from the ends Foot, to be espainotoratqa;neia =Menges. INVALIDS. • &argotic"' ;oho 0t046004.1 Pr Ph 1)0(Qte Gam* to be Affiltant-iarkton tothe Independent Companies volt& Stational at the Tower of Landon, vice Coombe. re envied to the toialeseian igareera of Part GPO*. ___. . . - . - NrOTlbt. O. WR s Identensin in tbeitha r tet. to be Captain Areherbladsneodent=ollonlids ,st Ace Weir; plated ea the ' 'erAPE isrlesint•Gestend tot Holnizadlet Haley Edward Fos to be . . Onariemeder the Memo iervb; kt the Maditscraaese. Olarakar emeepted, with the local Sank of General. The Princefs of Waks, or Aberdeen Fencibles. I E4gn John Gellaher to be Lieutenant, vice Watley, ap pointed so the lab •Fleat. Abligp Han 7 D'Ameam to be Liestenont, vice Skate. ap pedoted to the Hostentable Ent! India OomPoure A:Mee. Thomas Mice, Gent. to be Enllgn, vice Gallaher. m Copitlan; Gent. to be Wan, vice IrAnvers. - _ _ . Cantners Highlanders. pagan Lewi s Saw to bt Liamenont, vim Alexander Camp. bell, wbo Yams. George Ander*, Gent. tb be Pole, vice Pye, who reigns. Samuel Hawkins. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Show. Chefhireißagintent of Feacible Infantry. 1:,.. 1,... - stein. .460t..._ s be Lieutenant's—F.4m Thomas Pamingtoo, vice Ment ion, decoded ; C. Hunt, vice bPDassald, appointed to the gth loot; Andrew &silk vice Stilevgall, appointed an die 3sd Foot. • Tp be Enflps—Seioneon Darem, Gent. vice Pennington ; .Alexander OThircok Gast. vice Hint; Vaughan, Gent. vice Brad*. Colonel Hay 'w Regiment of Fencible Infantry. uses twant-Colead NieWlm Nepez.n. crow the heMpry oldie laic 95d Font, to be Lieulessot-Colonel, vice 'a Ipaca. who exchanges. sd Royal Mans Fencibles. Ensen Jame, Ryan to be rictvrenant, vice Matintotb, ap p,.inue. to the IR ktoni.Fcnrdlles. Robert Roberfon Goa. to he Enfv, vice Ryas. lirincefs Ch arlottei of Wales's Loyal McLeod Fencible~. Doriil4 Mackod, Gent. to be Eellge, vice AUlearn Macleod, promoted. Rofs and Cromarty Fencibles. F.ntign 111.alu-w it I:Berm to be I.ituteonat, vice irArthur, be refiric William Gran, Gent. to be Fillip. vice Arnarons. York Fencibles. Enflicri T. Aleo.-k to be Urntenant, vice Taylor, appointed to the stith Foot. Enlign 1. cm, to be Lieutenant, vice pato, appointed to the iPth root. Tirana.: ibbotion, Cent. to be EatErn. vice Akock, Charles Fallon, Gent. to beLarten, vice Gteer. Exeter Volontiei Cavalry. Richard Eater" Gent. to be Lieutenant. Bideford Volunteers. fauna Clifton, jun. Gent. to be Secoodt.ieetenaat. Caerphilly Volunteers. -- • - Rego WitFimt Vallietio to be Licuttouoth, vict jamb, who relit% William Williams, Gent tniae nem Idea Villiams. Morgan Edwards, Gent. to be Entign, 'lee David Williams, promoted. Leeds Volunteers. S econ d Lieutenant Thomas Ever ard Uptem to be Fitit I.4oute nant, vice Child, promoted, Second Lieutenant John Hill to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Dun derdale, promoted. Second Lieutenant Harry Wormold to be Firlt Lieutenant. Second Lieptenent Harry Hallste. be FOR Lieutenant. North Devon Volunteers. 'Richard Baker, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Dean, promoted. Fir(! Ipplepen Volunteers. Thomas Peke, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ford, promoted. Tavillock Volunteers. i sdcand Lieutenant Richard BatOn to be Firtt Lientnnant,viee Beaumont, apppinied to the 511 i. Regiment. Torrington Volunteers. Philip Wrlth Hier!, Gent, to bi second Lieutenant, vice Cony, who ragas. - Warwickilire Volunteers. Enfign John Kendall to be Lieutenant, vice Bticke, who refignt Francis Chicle,, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Kendall Commifrions in Captain Powys's troop of Slirewf bury Yeomanry Cavalry, Agned by his Majelly. Nyman Ecrgon Jeffreys, Gent. to be Lieutenant, site* T.bla - fon, seligned. Dated May zo, rBoL. Lloyd Bayley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Egerton Jeffreys, pro- Mated. Dated as above. BANKRUPTS. Michael Collis and Thomas Lev.4s, of Hitton-garden. Mid diefet, navy-agents, to furrendcr Allpa 4, 22, and Sept. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gale, BiAtiard-hreet, Holborn. James Englifh Krighly, Finla.y.Ferguiro n , and William Arm...• Rtve t, of I.ondoo, merchants, Auguft 4, r I,* an 4 Sept. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Adorning, MICK Richard Mad 'Robert Shawe, Tudor-ftreet, Bisckfrrs. William Madden and Chrillopher Tonge, nett or late of Liverpool, merchant*, Anglia so,a 1, and Sept. & at three, at the Commercial lan, Maneheller. Attonties, Mr. Lee., Tantlehl-court,TempleLondon, or Meffra.G.ll7B W. Nabb, Manstelter. Gabriel Seagram, of Tiverton, Devon, grow) Angus to. 20, and Sept. 8, at eleven, at the Three Tuns rim, in Tiverton. Attornies, Mr. l.ys, Tookee-eamt,.Chanoerplane, London, or Mr. Thomas kende% Tiverton. Edward Griffin, of St. Michael, in Bedwardine,Woreefterittire, grocer, Atmft 17, 8, and - StpC 8, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Worce " fterr *Attorney, Mr. kip Mies, Woredter. John 'Thomas, of Bathwiek Somerfctili ' tc lodgiurhoofe 'beeper', Anguft 7,8% . ind`Stitt. 8, at dr, atllicftrifttrpher Ina and 1 avern, Beth. Amnesties, ?dam Siseldtard , and Adbngton, Gray's-lnpsfinare s London; .as Mr. Shipyard, Bath* DIVIDENDS. _ - . Angus 22. James Kee, of Bolton, lAntobtfhire,tommon brewer, at eleven, at theWonlCPacie Tim, liitifton. Augui 28. Jofeph Waßoat of Ilitnittelians raPe-laskOrs at tea, 'at the Public Oflite, Higlt•llreet, ihrirdhllhdfh- Augull t. John James, of Old Burlington-ftiest, St. lamer, Weftminftcr, taylor, at ten; at Alava! 21. Jahn Manion, of hforotooksampftead,Devonfhire, firge-mater, at eleven, at the Gfdbe Thern, Exeter. 011oher to. Thos. Pity, Richer* Breton and:Patti Tombs, of Union-ltrett, Billaspigate-Meet, cuttua-tuanufadurers„ at ten, at Dec. 2. Gorge Glover, of Paternoftewrow, watehottfcaun,. at twelve, at GuilabaU. • Oetober co. Thomas T'arry, of Birminihatn, habettlafher, at tan, Gtuldhall, • 'Sept. 22. Graveby %whom. of Narrow-arca, Lime haat, nraft-nwher, at ten, at Guildhall. Auglift 29. Oestoge (Afford astelluftwililariekitaisagen, tate of Laudon, .narzhants, at eleven, at CuittUtall. Augult 2c. John Lane, of Stratford, Ellen, eirra-chinillir, at ten, at Guildhall. • • Odtobcr to. Jahn Malkas,,pf Heet4treet, worniutitts acveas it Guildhall. Atiguft 26. Robert Martin, of Briftol, mariner, Weber* at rise Rummer Tavern, Briftol. Auguft 29. Henry Zachiry, late of Lawrence-line, Cheapilde, Irith fador, at twelve, at GieildhalL Augwt ty. John Coale% of Welliaglsorongh, ,Hinaltainpron- Aire, groe:r, at eleven, at the Hind Inn, Virellinglprough. Mirth 11. johnPondredt of Wriangtooroaglt, Nertframpton ease, leather-Woo sad lbw:wake, at eltycht it the Hind Inn, Wellingborough. Sept. 3. Robert Platten, of Saint Joini-fquare, Clerltenvrell, ooaelainalter, at tag at Gialldhal. A uguft 21, Edmund Swim, of Laneafter, merchant, eleven, it Ow Sign of the Grapes, Leseriter. Sept Frederick' V/lilats, of Srewer-itreet, GehlawCquera, efire s fenionger, at tea, at Guildhall. iwithrin I. lames ParlZei, of Hertford, mercer, at eleven, at the .. I . l4 thhact l'td•cPir Bfl4PL' • At Leven Grove, on the 7th ipftant,Lady Charlotte flak, ota - r. Fri Wt., the Lady of Robert Blake, El* of Eirsa !tree, of a Daughter. On Saturday hlt, at the thn. General Harcourt'', In Port land-Ow, the Lady of Lleutenasst Raatibotaata, of the ;fah or QBectes Light Dragoon% of a Soo. MARRIED. On Wednefday the z;ti%lnft-;t St. Patients, by the Rev. W. Ghanlpswys, Sub-dean of St. Paul's, Franck Thomas Champ neys, of Camden Town, to Mifs SUk, of Hatton-garden. On Monday, the ioth init. at Bath, the Rev. Thomas Blake =goof ithe Canna) , of Rokornince, to MI6 Alicia Newooenlie, Vdaughter of the late Primate of Ireland. Tlltirfday the ayet inn. at Richmond, Stirrer, bp the Rev. Mr.lilfahwfwid, Ralph Riddall, Eft. of Fcltoo Park, Northum berland, to Mifs Blount, of the former place. At Sikh, Mr. B. J. Hillis of B ro ughton GlRoed, Wilts, to EAR, of the fienth Parade. anus Frobert, Eft. of Gray's-Inn to Alifs Margaret aid, ddeft &lighter of lanais h‘iedotiahl, Eft. of the City of Dublin. AC YoughaU, James Caliway, Eft. tncrchant,to Mifs Dunn, ofl.lfiknee. On the tAtth ink Wiliam Alm, Efq of SpeisgfootJ. to IVlifs Davidfon, (idea daughter of the late Duo= Davidfoo, Efq. of Tulloeb. _ _ Attheirtanfe of Kirk miehiel. Atttire, tos the 7th loft. the Rev. Joke Thoinfoo, minifter of the gofpel. DAL to Miff ffabdli Ramfay, eidelt daughter of the late Rev. jai Rauttfig, alliiiter se Kirkrnieltad. DIED. touchy, the tcith init. off a rapid &dem, Elleubatle, wW of Mr. Thomas Pedal, and only daughter of MLitt Mr. Thai ram Barra* of Cathode, in Bakal* Lately, Mr. John Drat, furgooa and apothecary, of Had-, turd, in Norfolk' ' At InYolk/Mee, Jo the 71d mar et his age, Mr. Station Smith, of Norwich. At Frreland of &Wm, on the 99th Ind. David Sadie, Etc On the toth Inflate, Mifa Attabtlika, daughter of the late Mr. Archibald M'Bralr, merchant, • Lady; la ohs ilhad of St. Vitiate, Assaf !a at the 37th Begs. , fon at Mr. Ciertib or Torniet7• Lately, at Penkkal, near Nepep e attfoirdtlar, El• Sea Spode, eldcfr after of Tod& , Ef4 patter and pee clique, al Paetagall-ftreet, Linda aimildda. Late*. the Rat. , j • 4. 1 4 rneggiflart istrinswo. is dot Cathedral Church o f York, and Radar of Mabel, in Cia' fordigre. DIStA SO .1 the URINASSITAXAL and V ZN/REAL CO M PLAINTS. 'lt,ffß. DUROUitiuforyns the Pablje,that l ie may IVA daily he confulted gratis, front . to 3, at kis houfe, ::,, s, Frith-ftrcet, Soho, London, in all cafes. of Obdruelior,,, Str;dtures, Gleets, Seminal Weakitcf:, Ircentinepcy of,liri:u., Fillulas, . Impotence, and debility in either SiX, &c r,,,, extenfive Pradlice in this dgpar.(metit, to which he has c-m -fund himfelf for many years, he o ffers a method of curr„, mild, cfficaciotis, and which prevents a relapic. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proper:int-of Daran's celebrated (int dicated) Boogies, has ulthildeli• In iinpmved therm by div,il ing them of the irritating &eels of common .11ougies, that City fuccecd where caullics and other violent means have failed. For .the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR h ill poffefflor. of Daran l s Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or repaint in diet unacecffary. To cnahle,hita to attend patieote at their own b oufes, he Ices provided the alfiftanee of a Genti , - man of thc Paculty. Perfrms In the country may be cured by Rating their cafes in letters, poB paid; Juft publithed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A, Treatife on thc' above Complahate,hloftratcd with the variota f r optoms and Cafes fbewing tbc painful and dangerous ef- L fen.% of Cauftic Bougie' i, an im roved method, of treating ,•, , , o . northeas, den. &c. Printritfor ' : Callow, Cr o wn -court, Soh o , and H. R, symap4s, PACeeno -roil.; alfo to be had at M'Queen's s Eitcter-Change, ald at the Author's. PARTICULARLY RECOMMENDED to the LADIES. As there are Complaints peculiar to the Fa t e' Ih. Sec, altogether tinknowri to men, and of too delicate a ne l o reeo bellies:Aired through- the medium of public prints, and which require, in different periods and fituatlons, the molt Mahal al:Mance to complete the origthal dekgn of the a ik iT VO 0 04 onripptcat Arrhost• of the Dniverfe--To the Ladies, therefore, and cfpecially to thoCc in whit is underitood by t& mire of Gje, tide Nervolis Ciardial is molt admirabir adartiedi aid opt* of wilnlniftesimpth there great and in. cllisnable benefits ; and to theft in the teriler R9ses uf lifc, it WiltilineVc the various Warders that Ladies arc fubjed to, sad in particular, re [tore loft colour, mad give a hoe char Com.. freetnsfgawirtritX m tite Breath tf WOOD; lett fervent 'to Mr. V: Slniproa ,of the. R a h lac, 1ltle*C111113; WM for -a • length of timemoft aaljestivith a rheumatic complaint, which nearly proachedto paralytic, to filth a degree as to deprive him of the en d r emyeachis limbs; which rendered him incapable of walk ing or following his Minitel'', in this debilitated date he applied to ferettrof 'the Mon' tinitient of the *Facuhy without crperi encligtimkaft-illadow of benefit; but by being ftrongly re commended by fcveral of his friends to Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, Inechated at Mr. jaiii Balvarre, btokfener, Sittir-- hewn, Is Dow perfedPt raved to tile former health and 14- gout, is enabled to follow his bullnefs as ufual without feeling the tuft fymplani of the 4boit complaint, and is' now coach man to Mk. Ditch. Samoa, geoprittur of the bittingbourn coach. JOHN HDGWOOD. Witucifes to the above Cure—Mr. V. SIMPSON, Mailer of the„Rhfo fen, Sittitighearns Mr. JOhliti BARNARD, .13ookfeller. VIreIIOTANICAL SYRUP arnk NERVOUS CORDIAL, mbe had? at else Doetor'sHeufla dfo. 9, Alhieg-firest. (even doors front th; Leverian Mufeum, SlVackfriars ffridge,in Ba ths U. 6d. and .SS. ' .Sold lap, by NAN; Leosii; Wits I. I, l'kt:fled; Brook ; Farrel-. Ripon • Hi trove, K tpt puyh Biwa and Edward!, Halifax ; Hartley and ." 'dab ; Unfalfth• Ibtr liertif ra iß livie grtTi IX . I I . 80. ; Bato,nscr, Chtbero; , Lencafter ; Walker, Pat. ten; Ikatlive Nte Kendall; Merritt, irid Weigke,. ]Liverpool; cosyloy. asi4 *Ap t p4silICS 411(1 leap* Milkir rliefter; Minibull, Clutter; Peck and Amin,' Huh; Wll hoa, Aotbalaist ; Belk Shackikeire, ShiprOO Itl6llo 41:a 0 414 Utti restArßoeShihrre e ouniry. Brachial, Otritle to OH Ate, er Adlriee to both herea; to ob tain a T 4440.1414 ....47;nanipp.roltolell.044s f'collt.irtfrOkial oG Nature wfulai aclie.icT often for difoNds to 1;4101 - e even to their relatirees; srinboTteotalttonlloßdeit _ chopdriet Confikaiptive Comeislpirsts. To Irked h. 41104 Adrice to Bids and !lot-seclitulids, ice. It is pardotkulg •• ' recoronsended teshatfixing Men. ' ' • •.• Lett P 7 ulleet:A4Pritg. widt tiu! liitAcT's 4'4 lee or a doinea, Ittraty attenden;rs. To their Ladies or G.narr&gilleideritigNa AteArde of Me trimnfw, the RpOor would partkuhrly r commend the Rota nicAl Syrup, (prior tcr, thei4peepmbprileforetbe Aar', of L. uuu. x , , n'tt In Ow rm 3 A im agypionate-a . 6 v.f. of fulusa not , lng entirely found, or übjed to relArattons of the 01/444.1 • ThlONialibel&Y,Leit, Eftp • No. 9, heidpovilemft awniam Hannurad Sir, Eilahwsh. Meech at BEG' leave to inform .nt re., Slice .the . 11 • year Ina, I have been . 1 4 5 ;& 04 . 1 0 211 . the Lues Valero • whi h, fen Its • hit leate k MirdY jt a 9eirf e•Vri• 4 ragderki: prekribed by tftt int& eminent e faculty here, pad under going formai revere ccwrfes of faliparlop, add tvgige dikharg4 from the Holpital, with little relief; Auld appeaftcobe of the moft ifivotelite name. •In the filtlefof !aft yaw difordei had got m fedi a hookas nearly input!' peeled tom re:la:env : I hsd a large ulcer on Mei:mint of any had, one bu r ech ann. :and m y 1$ ! lEftee DA* a! faftblel was dreadfully painful, and had been In a Item of laceration ;for the laft (even years; nay : bpd alio two intyr nti cr iy was very much dlfetiloured, and gam oip AIM ain. 'partindePr *hell warm% &Cie Deady to aezn rni rat. I s la this lame/gbh itgte lfras nwantmanliatty Mwyfrionns fca„ (who rertied greatzeurctly them chieNt),To take your Leak, 's Parent Pills, which I began to do on &UMW May ; is the gamic of a fortnight Ilappavategeeivr bealikk—latltte .more than a qioilth the nleeninniny hmelapderan weedfoonsi ly reared—(non after the Corey te fr•if - A l t e "tr' •t. owever, conMelable dit Ot in t he bone of the left, which, *Se Meng neo6 9 l,•undiliitle bager perfeverame inyoar famaluattellealideer *Wed; tbi nodes cliff:era:3g, the ikin regaining Ittrabrurall atm mid the noc turnal pains gradually going ti ay booms by, togas' libel ral adVice and trwm , le.,peAkelt free Irian 41 rify kwa coin rig:lts—have recovered my tamer f 4 • beeetnejoNy sod fat; In will& fete' - aued many month. to the aftnoilhment of all who knew • 7at a kds in what terms to ez prefs my' grehode, bet beg you, for the good of other fuller*: zoomalu eadertbleiny cafe as public as potlible as Mall on everyowalko ; ha Co dinar yogi will greatly Mige,fttr, your giatead entalent, veil hitntlite fervint.. A44 , ‘• haiWy • SWltla t eiliaftc Witneffes to the abova t u ata t = i pfon, j. Ntr( NATI/Market; nhll 1 eiblE,Ebriil 4 nrgiu Tr* and WU by t h e 10111'611 /eleftle. 'MOM& TAY* . Lo Member of the torhlCottqwo li•uftt MO. P, NeW Illidie•ftreet,'Lata • Ma' S' 'conffin ; /)NW noorclan,thirepezmis, in a ;mak' particular ly ding - tat to ate tee of Veneriel ccupplainta, and ybof,c en amel to the Paiii'of Cieneattioo, dridithat clele ble !elegy "hob Llsnl alc hie Plfeellost eavald ahftypable&eht fuck tale. bnaftitez * bimielf, thiadVici Allow he gi*Ktlfly ni Abbe talkini thri !Making, inliW eleNht by glircarding Paige; me ail aftstainags: fags witalmbla, void of all arobipity. Alfa falai bilkslias appohttftent, law the ennvenlyiet of thnlit 11401 at a Mite Meet it NW fiNsfluntes, Maly: 1. Mel' greet, PpkMail ; the Toy-lhop, No. toy. ichk141,4.4 Mt. elleiroalftes, No. ;Pint reet-be W Self SUcllcr, Ne t !! tAilA_ .ameem. Urals Vfellaibs ewer nada, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callitell'a, foie entrY eildeleable town in ettat publ atiht a tai t iriturn 4 atirabfgf as. yd. }fah, feat ap, with ell oil peas di whereby periona of eitpee fin nag tare, beanfatral Ipeid, Fahey, fed Sky: N. 3, ivory non 4) 1 0 ifa .91,04:11riegs k Mug sold' a Stamp, cia.wgidlt, by to Atha 'Shinpaellan•—'P-Wit letefee e 1,4 i SW , 1, 04 ;Om area monnorlde thiali WATER. Al' 1401141:41-10111) 1 34 104 AM ?Aiming . is asismtcs. arty: Allitloadlio • sy kaput after 5 Eotrintriii7p,64 - 4,:_WialMrroLlipis - DAXI IL, (at Mfa),` se bie 4F. . t Ifr . • Zigif . No , 2 • COVAPOPti nt maw? 'Apra. (or Cala , et 'ft. a, ciri; IMO, Ind se tae SO iiisl, et, . •1111? In If "fe C an a cowtsrniiiiagN le tti &STOW fiIIKI I 4. O M *UMW . • COURSE 01' EXCHANOE. • 1-lasliburglii 3x sat U. Venice - - 43 'Alton- 31 '3 st U. Lithos - - 61 I .L eg b orn -NC Orme - - 6 1 '. 4/4 1 16 6 , - -• n! Dublin 1 . 3 • Pia ouscr. PortugAl Gold in co* 0 0 0 Ohre In Bars - - 0 0 0 • tity.D•lles - - - • • 3 DO