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DUB,./ ~ ALir i 3. Ye(lerday, an ailion of trefpars for an afftult and falfe imptifonment, whetein a Mr. Hevey was plaintiff, and Major C. H. Sirr, defendant, came on in the Court of King's Bench, helot.: Load Kiewaxosti and a fpccaal Jury. Tne damages weir laid at goool. After an Atroltlvc hearni i •of (even hours, the Jury brought ir.:t verdiel in favour of plaintiff—tsol. damage 4, and 6d. coils. On Friday lall, a rlit'ioll WAS art A tted in the Comt of Exchequer, in behah . of Alexander Ma jor, of Londonderry, to fit :nide a verdi& patted at the alliz es of Derry, by 0 fixcial July, in a record where he was plaitaifF, in favt:ur of the defendant, Colonel Leith, of tl.e -:betdcen fe:•• cibles. Mr. Major i, .t waillen.dra• per. of Londondem-, shat n: l.ul nel Leith seas in habits of e rteidive Loth r!. Lis (..tvr. areiiiiiit and on that of his e! ; i.i. -err, %Odle total-- lc:red in that micinny. The Coiinte: had csntlder aisle dealings at the plaintiff's fho:1, and c; edit to any amount there. A regir, ntal tegilla:ion pears to fublid in the :army, vi/. that the Cciloncl , are not perfonally f.tr what is termed extra cloathing, for w h'cla tl.e pt'vates ate put un d er fl oprig , i , 1. by rirt;citl tr ord,!rs they make themtilves fn. Ey the teilimony of S arnw . : l Mat-, clerk and kir.Co. -t. to the pi:di:tiff, give n at the trial, it appeared that Col. Leith did give particular orders for 4co blue pantaloons, under the head of extra don thiit7„ ith direftions to have them of a good rptaiity a-i.l dyed in the wool; if t ..• they were:tccoaJin. tread, up oast tiattiinittcd to the regiment. Aainit the telimony of Major, the Leatncel judge, in his chart to the Fry, dwelt Upon a mats of circumilant . .ai evidence, on which they found a verdict for the defendant, the aninn having been laid fur upwards of }col. The chief eiretimtiances were, that the plaintiff had furnifted the Colonel with two feparate Accounts, ea.: a private account, and the other a iegimental one, in %%Niel' no reference whatfoever is made to pantaloons; that thefe accounts were dated at the hitter end of Oatiber 1798, fuld,quent to the day on the witnels, Major, !Wore, the Colonel 1., 1 ordered them. That in louse time after the plaintiff ivi ore a letter to a Captain Rofs, the (tarter-Ma:er of the regiment, relpraing this extra cloathia.:, in which he makes no allufion to any previous 0.,..er received refpetfting them. It alu appeare-.i, that the I. aymatler of the regiment, a Capt. Cla.k, did aelintny put the men under floppages for the. and thereby became refpomible lot ate arnotn.t. The p'..thltiff's Coun fel urged, that the accoi,:tes aiL:ded to were fur nifhed by fpeeial directions a.f I.Lith, and the regimental one framed by his iniirisOions, as a Cuurt of litqnii y at tbt.t time tat nn all the r_gi rneutal accounts which were exhibited befoi theta; and that fear four months previous to the delivery of the :!lotis, C; PA) 'nailer, who never had credit at plainti:f's :top for vac hundred pounds, had become i n f O i-.- :n r, an d wets calniered in t'-o eon:mill - lora for mifeiir.du.'. - ; therefore, it was rrt to be conceived, that under circumilances of this deferip;i...n, the goody would hare be n feta on his exeltitive credit. A letter from Col. Leith to the plaintiff was alio dweit on, as a fp:cies of collateral !zttaranty, wherein he ad rites him to look to tine i'ayina.ler fur his deg:: --) for the ear' dirctiminating between that and the regimental do:it:a:T. On the part of the defetidant the verclia of a Spe. dal Jut y, who were capable of diicrinoinating be. tween the evisience ; f the Plain iff's kinfrn•tn, which it appeared they did not believe, and the uaerring circiireilances ~n which they founded that rerdia was tirongly advanced ire argument of its eq:iity and legality, and prayed the Corot may not let. it :dick. A dillinaion was urged by Lord Avonmotte, which fubtills as to the relponfibility of the Colo. uel for the conduit of the Regimental Paynaafter, when appointed by him, or when elected by the Captains of the Regiment. The latter cage re moves all perfonal refpontibility from the Colonel. It appeared by Colonel Leith's affidavit, which was arongly put by his Counfel, that his Paymaf ter failed x7col, in his debt, and it was thought a harellhip that he thould, in addition thereto, he b.:rdened with the payment of 4001. more, which was properly the Paymatler's debt, who received the benefit of floppages from the men for the fame. The cafe was. ordered to be referred to a new trial. SATURDAY, MAY 22. On the night of the *2th MIL the (hephcrd of Sir Tuumas OssrAKE, Bart. at Kilrnore, county erary, , was molt unmercifully treated by a Linda: i ol about 16 or 17 :::til,arircd with guns and weap.rni, who btok: open the door and win- Jr:iggcd out Me prior man, and altei• in (ln him the wanton cr•:::Ity, compel -I_,i him t., fwear be v... 1111,1 place wielin t!:ree day% oa r ain o:. bUSGAt, MAY 2:t. A '.fr. Garcnity, of the pre r.:'...ing in Gr.v.:n oa San d iy in a f:iv,tge I.y lart . .%. n...'), I was mo.t crt:::l l .y tic :fled, and LI: his licarers were alio tiled in the f a int ,trfu.ts, it is laid, can be I . .tasfitaorily iJ...nr ;Ed. _ Alabot th c hour of ten nn Saturday night, as Mr. Roh.., t M.(ltcgor, crinper, was returning to his al , :atin nits iu S.,ckville Ilrect, Le was fired at by fcnr: villainous JT.zifi i; th , : palling through Ins ria).:th and jaws in inch a mannera, acnders his life c!tf-raireti f:r. Ile f l Ytrtly after got home in a Otte that has yrtcludt;:l Us relating any particu- Lis of the at Nici!,as decd. TUF•DAY. MAY 25. TA'IALS LzFrotr. THE RECIRDER. 7 , fhn I.ant atn! Andrew Ma.,;;11, flood indialci c• ad ir a ilv nt?:lalitig John Cl.f.mk, a polilican, a!,.1 1ar.V.17 aid fzar iii. Lie. And LC.; rrtSrl Iliti f':710.1 dtS. 4d. Mi . y tate.d the profecutor's very noVel i ale. iz appeared that his client had bent arn.:9t•d t-r and ctale':y to the city Mar!hi:lfea, ‘ti.ere Le was i;:aat;;ly. accoocd by the pribiners, from the'danger tntaliie.i the prifoncrsliatl erpfcel his life, to furrender the film laid in C.:e o.likclment. Mr. Geraghty remarked, it this cafe dirzi,:d in cir curnitane,s from a robbery on the hil ; Lway,i: flood in a now, eminent degree of turpiti!de and aggra; becami. it was lit:aping :I accumulation of toils on the n.iferable and unfortunate prifoner, I),:ing one of a clafs of people, whom all the toles of 6% ikzed life lhould contribute to ft - Ater and pro tea. This profecution, he fail, was carried on ni‘re;y from a !eine of publ:c jullice, and not Gem thy i'entiment of virulence or refentment for the irjory fultained. . . profecutor's teflimony juilifizd the flatc mr.:t. of Counfel, and went with very I^:4 t.. a t n feit of the priloners' iit es.. Line, hinifelf as Lord Nfayor, and his . ..date w. of the ptif:•.r., t.hile in the ttzt of t!,r., - .tening to flrip altd dock the tt itnefs if he: did ce.n.ply with their t!entand low; nnd:r very Icricias apptLl):lttiol . ls of ill :•, his perfn,he w:ts compelled to titan. v immediately had op;;Iie:J tolhe f ittr:or, which tile wi:nels could nut.ftt but he had t:llicd w tir them. The :rieltion involved many law art4uments by Mt.. i•Nnucy, Mr. GRk:f NE, and Mr.. the pi i!one.:.,' Counfel, which were ref :ILI by the R:corder, who lamented that the indictment was lai.i capitally, as a mc:e lenient mode of profectt. Lion prefent itfelf, that of indiament for extol-. t;: .1. This cafe •tppeared to be one of an abomint lil: prat...ice I:1 prif;n, called Garnilb, on the a I • :ttan:e of ercry unfortumite priloner, who to l.e ill treated if he does not quietly .•ratr It illegal extortion of money, for which rhofc unhappy people erroneoullY conceive an ancient ill'age is a jollification. The trial w o re a very ferions afpcet, and el:cited much obvi:iuc nafibility in die Court, the fpeaa tors, and the jory, until by the tel:imony of t..vo witotres adduced on behalf of the prifoners, who concurred in depofing that the protecutor volun tarily gave the money, 11'.1:110* than, as he faid, be, compelled to it, and aftJwards lociably fat down with his fellow prifuners, to partake of the good cheer it produced. The Jury, alter a very folemn and appropriate charge tioru the RLCOIDER, returned a verdiill— Not Guilty. Mr. Gamble, who has been Chaplain to that milim for 15 yearc hack, declared that fince that time one man had been murdered, a woman ra ;flied, and le yen men robbed, betides a variety of petty fcpiabbles and affrays, and all in confequence of the riot, drool:emu:ls, and licentioninefs, created by thz tricked prafiice, for which tilde prifontrs at the bar were fo near being sacrificed. gotva Moo:, found gui;ty of healing tome glafs o-riarnents to lußres, from Mr. j. Kennedy, of . heloilreet, t‘t hetranfported for fever years. .:Inne jaukfon r fur flealiflg a drefiring giats, to he contlbed dace }cars in the Penitenttary.—Court adjctuned to loth June. THURSDAY, LI AY 27. His Eact..l:ency the Earl of HA knwic et held a Privy Council on Tutf,!ay, when two Proclarna t;ons were ordered to he Wiled, in confequence of the signing of the Definitive Treaty, taking oft' thole relit i,ctions which were laid upon our tradio3 ve.fels dating the war, which prevented their tail ing to French, Spanilb, or Genuefe pons, with rnerchandize, provisions, Sm. On Thttufday Lill, as Colonel Jacx row! was dtiv hag nn the Sorry lilt of bridge, the horfec t i!zing 1 , -;:!h!, the can %vas (Imbed to riece, hin• klf thrown with the otmoil violence nn the pavement. l'hough he reccired fiveral fexcre kicks and cAntutinr,,, ': • tre broken. A child that was loft in 12cA,iing on the 15th ill% and for whom o irwald of idly gitinlas was offered by the parents, was round latl wcck in the ; ivcr, near High Bridge. The Coroner's. v‘rdiel —A ci Jental Death. On Tuefday fennight the driver of Mr Brown's, or Salifbury, . Rage-waggon, going from that city weltward,fell from his boric before he lad reached the two-mile (lone, fuppofed in a fit, and was taken up !load. In Caermarthen market, good Veal fells at aid. per lb. Lamb at 4d. Beet at ad. Mutton at 6d. and Bitter at Bd. per lb. Butter, which for a long time paft fold at 1 7d. and ad. per lb. in Reading market, on Saturday fell to one .shilling. At Newbury, on Thurfday, Ws: hear it fold for tenpeuce. Butter, which fells in Saliibury market at thir teen pcnee per pound, we are informed fells at Shafteentry for eight pence. BURNTIA.AND, MAY 22.—Progreflive state of the herring tithery in this town fence fr.afon 1794-5, when red herrings &ft began to be cured here, unt'l the prefcnr date.—The account comprehends the barrels in Wife. taken off the bounty, as well .ts dint:: branded for the two foillings bounty per barrel. BAIRAELS. WIIITZ. LED. 5"94...; , 1 • - • * Alf 316 1:93-4 • - - tj:la 11,004 1 :9 1. " -7 . " - • 9.d67 2.641 z 797-4 - - - I i. 3 1 ,2 3, 6 95 11 -9g--9 ' • - 11,349 5.7011 1 799'''' 16 °° - - Vt3 B 9 7, 2 75 iSco—r -* - - 22,916 T 1,891 taw—% - - i 5,683 11,907 There arc no etalTrs of men Of treafer importasset; to fnclety than thole which devote their time and talents to the preferv3- thin of the h-lth of thdr fellow creatures. How eminently fue c isful the late Caoncis Sru sinter o - as in this truly laudable employment,ilcompl:trly evinced by the rapidity of fah: which his celebrated Anne:out st-rtc rtvor.s have invariably rout nunded. Asa purifier of the blood, reiton-r of the confiltst tion, and bracer of the fetlent, their effeas have bes.n Aural ai may bc leen by the furprifing cures of perfons who were affi. ed wkb Scorbutic and Nzrvons Comptaintg, Gout, uratifm, :Lc, and then-fon:MC ilt tretlon of din* impbftors; whet StlCAlit of fatted bills and other pretended credenaials, have vonkal a fpuriuus compofition of this truly excellent medicine, midi be a fatisfaftion toad wrong who have a competent Idea of the shfolute I/ea:City them is in being careful to putThafe the genuine Remedy, as *dl as of pletrrehte perfonat property from infringement. The true Medicine Is diftintulfhed by tht King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper; and as a fur ther guard, by favour of his Maj4ty's commidiobers of the Stator-Office, they have affixed a (tamp on h bottle, printed in hlack Ink. Prepared and fold at the Dillienf.dy, No. ti, doh'-fguam,_ and by the general Venders' of Paleitt Medicines Trott the . LolvDoN" GAZE 7 Jane t. MIL! rARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-4 , :riCE, JUNE I, 120.1. 6th Re:lime= of Dr.:;oons—Coruct Sampfon Toveinot! French to he Lii.mcnant, by pure:arc, vice Afk.ley, v.-bo retin.s. tath Re,,:mcm 1131:t Drgoorts-4.4.ptainam. Kearney,from t.: 29th Light Dragons, to be Ma j or, by paechaf:, vi:c:.:acne',v.bo rc:ires. . 22J Gtet. to be Comet, by nada:, vh.r. Owns, prors, , st, st, Rts,:ssnist (;;;;,r!;--ssists Jrmc.l rlZl'.,!kzravetn Lc 1.i . ,110, w,thoss: turcharc:vict thunilton, promo:L-1. ht.,;itisttt of foists Dunkin, frt,m the z',l '.h ht Nlajs,r, try purcll:l., trite t.hrL, who r_ _ _ zoilt i!ic--:\1(41tx ; - u j:salta Tarkflin, Cent. to be Enfirn, by ;i.:rjrog, promoted. —l.• P^+ Gor L.a, from 0,1 Bth \Vat T!le.: I •o toi y rurchafe, %ice RaLrtroa, v•h., r.: *: . . IY:t • —l.it!t.:!enaLt-001 , ,nel C. Lewis The..'. S...hocti!, tr , om I .Lvy.to hcl.kutchant-C , , , , , nc:; :...?1 r,•ri O . :. 4 ith root, to be ;it" (. i• -;• 3%':!1•• C:tpt . ::in IL (...•%;.:•.1.to: :rom • to iL• i o .; t • • ~ '•:;e1 Wal- .__~..~ !..vwenrtrin's Levy. .1 1' tn J.T:uback, ! J. irkh rd, iron Lowm:ftein% Levy. 7',•••••1:11:gnaar.:•.1,..1 CelkOt. tr,:tri the 6(4.11 Ex.:. to he i;!,.:Larc, Viet FLuzda, pr...mozed it the tit . _ . 1. K. icr. Itviniontl IlickA, from tic ILilf pay of tic 79r h Foot. to be Litutepant, vice Downing, placed on Ii - - 934 Ditte.—.F.nfign nonald Macleod to be Lientenant,withont purchale vice Su:hcrland, plated on half-pay. 2d IVcit tr , dia Rcginnnt—Robert Colgohoun, tient. to beEn lign, vice ROI:, d:•;:m..ftd. (j . necti's ticrtran Regiment—Captain John Wi!fon to bc Ma jor, by poi, hare, vie.: Lyon, promoted; Licuomant Pout to Le Captain, vice Wilfun. BREVET. Cain, in Dune. n J. Camerae, of the late Sheffield Regiment, to . . •be Majo r ir. the army. Captain F...wattl Lethal - I=J, of the late ta3l Foot, tole Ma jor in tat.: army. . STAFF. Colon( I William Dyntt, of the 23th Foot, to be Aide do-Camp to Li: Majelly„ vice Major-Gcneral Cartwright. promoted. Lttitxr on in the Guinea: of the ;tli Apail !aft. iith Regiment of Light Dragoims. Far entn,t Ilobert Yourghtifband to be 'Acute.: Int, by pnr _ . - cba:V. vice itl;lltr, removol to the 19th 1.: : 1 4 D.Azomi, Read Cornet Robert Youngbutbantl to bk Licuttuoit, by pur chat., Vac lii•ir, promoted in 11: Bth It'sji Rez:avent. BANKRUPTS. Nathaniel Dennington the younger, of I Mao, Norfolk, mer e:cod, to furrendcr June 14, :It eleven, June 15, and J uly r . :, at four, at the Kings At:strides, Mr. Cott., in I..oddnn ;or r. I halt y, Temple,l.oadon John Ilettfon and J.mta Ber.fun, nr I.ls.cll:r, linen-drapers, ateret.rs, deaitsrs. enApmeo, 0r..1 e‘tp:usts..ers, June lb, at five, 1 01, c 17, and it.; y iJ. at eleven, at the Brit' and Stud, Lan- Attorrtcs, Niafon am' Wilfon, La rafter. Chriltupher ITonlevy, Lae of Chitles-aro% Hatton-Cktrdcts. MidAiefea,Jcwtller.dealer and :hal man,junes zs,at tweknc, and July 13, at fire, at Guildbll.l. Attorucy, ford-flrect, Eldfon.-row. George Ringrofe 9 of Writon, :•Torthareptorfaire, ftldr-ttirre faeturer and thopko.per June I 7., 19, al d July I;, it tCt, at 611111:than, London. Artorrry, Mr. Cattle, Lyon7s-inn. James Shepherd Rowko, 1 i.oodon, linen-dtayscr, dealer and chapnia:., June is, 15, and July 13, at ter, at Guild hall. AitornicA, Maks. ari:r, Lacey, Steadman, and Wan, Bi tud-ttreet .hilL LAN'IDr.NDs. Jo na t 9. Thomas Drury aid 1 0 Lilian: Gilbert, of Brad-Itroht, Lot;t:on, ribbnit-weastr.. cop:mulct - 4, &aim; and 6:2- mm, at twrlvo at C.:La:nil June 1.. Bc.iti.miin *1 Sl.yrin, late el Purle:gh, rfrei, Ihnrkeer.er, de3ler at,d e , .tirrasatt, at ChTeD, at the '1 hreu Curs • Colehentr , PA.,: 1-I,:nry . 3377:nline 11.r.nig, t f Cl:irllburgh, rcer, ;r4,:-. *,r chareben, at clocca, at the G.. eil,titg%. Julie 12. WI& till I.i Wapping-W.:ll..lliddlefor. gro- - - ccr, dealer and rhaprnan at elevrn, at Guildhall. June 2s. .I.4in felting, of Newto:l, Nottinghamtlire, corn. dealer and chairman, at el.:ven; at the Blackmoor'r- Head G:dniburgia. June Is,. John Well and Thottai Davies. of New Dond.flrett, fvlieitilvirx gMti partntrs, at ten, at Guildhall. June 24. Arttur BoYer Koh.:rt Kenyon, bothlate of Liver pool, mcrehants, a: twelve, at the J:Ar and Garter Tavern, .Iyer,looL June 25. sterben Boult and John Maynard, of Stalosaildelle rex, at Al of Windfur, Berk., coach-makers awl copartners, at, ter., at Gedl4Salt ill:1C :l• William Partner, et' Walfall, St.ffurdth re, :racer, at CleVen, it the Littleton Aram, in reakridge. June Charks Vianw. riot, of Manehtfter, ihoemal.•er, at tw. Ire, at the houfe of Flgneis Hillitige, in the Matket•place, Manchtficr. June 26. hidhlant'.Levy, of Rumford-ftrcet, Black friars-road; merchant, at twdve, at Gullatcli. July G. P•ian Cheyney,•uf Oxfor,a-ltroet, linen-alra fer..lcalcr anal chtipman, at twelve, at Guildhall, June 23, Jonathan Sale, Rylands Sale, and James Sale the younger, late of iiverpool, coal-merchants, at one, at the York Hotel. I.lverpool. ..... . - . . June i 6. Hugh Curric, James Currie, and. John Conk, all of Liverpool, marchwits .uul partners, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. June is. William Schultze zed Philip Unger, of I.ittle Britain, merchunts and eocartmri, attwelve, at tluildhail. June r 3. William Hale, of Monmouth, timber•merchant, at devin, at :he r.ea3for: Arms, Mcii:mouth. June Is. Rob , rt Pitl;tatilley l of Tavifloch-n.rcet, Covent- Garden, bookfcller, at one at. Gui;i!talL Julie ta. 111iitlia Beyer's, of Cheap:lac, London, linen-draper, at tab, at Guildhall. June 8. John Vairys, now or late of LOnghboroush, Leine:ter &ire, money-fcrivixer, at eta yen, :it the Bati's-Head Inn, in Loughborot4h. Jude az. 1-I.,taxt Lowe, late of Liverpool, barthearonin, dealer and di:vivo:l, at &Teti, a ,Nvo. 3, id Commercial- Bu I.i-erp )01. , Jane 26. 'John Luca*, of Falham, htddlefex t innkeeper,"deakt and ehapman, at ten, at duililhall, Lcm,ton, . . June 29. • John I.odge,, of Cort.hill. Londdn, Mita:taut, d c .*: statistbapnian, at o n e, at C;Alehal. - . Jane fp. WiIIIIIM BUilit'ff of Chattarn•Plate, Lordeort. rnd ney-krivencr, dealer anZchzprhaa, at tea. at Goi;c:lU. SEQULSTRATIONS, Etc. IN SCOTLAND. APotander Strathan, Merchant, inverkeithing—Creditors,to meet in John's Coffee bottle, rdi 9tti 'nor, twelve o'cloth, to name an interim fador; fame placi - ar:d Lout! 6th July, to chute a trailer. James Gordon, Grocer in. Forfar' -Creditors to meet in Alex. Bcwiek's, ID Forfar, 9th Jane, one o'cloc;e, t• name an inte rim factor, fame place and hour. acth June, to chufc a trance. John Mrffan and Co. Grocers, r..3).ter.—Creditors to meet in Platen's 'Tavern, Dundee, td Jur e.tsv.ive o'clock, to name • an het rim fadtor ; fame piece and hour, 30th June, to chute .a trultee. Chapman. Cochran, and Co. Merekants, Glafrw.—Creditors to meet in Black Glarzotv, June, one o'clock, to rnine an interim factor ; farr.e 14act 4wd hour, 14th June, to churn a truftce. Creditors of John Witten), Smili; in Edinburgh, to meet in John's Coffee-hot*, tdi nbergb, astb lune, twelve o'clock, to give inittudtions to the truilec.—Nn Jofid hlunto and Co. `.:crehants, in Cupar Fife, to be examined in the Sheriff Court Reom at Cupal', on the zoth and 24th June, at twelve o'clock—Creditors to meet in Mrs. Martin's, Covenant Ciofe, Edinburgh, June, fame bour, to in- ftenfl. R ',herr G.-little. merchant in Cupar. the trulteem.. BIRTHS. T'!!! !air of Colonel 120!veil Anltratker dam Le'raB Tat- Fcneihl , .. , , a a fon, at Ely Houle., the alth ult. A: M... Stewart, of Lefnmardie, of sfon; on thi 23,1 t:!:. Thurcklay, the lady of Joh* Dean Pan, Erg. of an. Sat unt, , y n orni r, the: Indy of James Andre* lienel:in,Elq„ de a dl,-; . .ieer, at I.G hoof, Weymuutli-areet,Portlairel-plAce. Oa ti;t 2dtl ra. Of a tiatiii;ter, the wife of Captaln of :Iv: N.try. MARR ?"1-017, the Rev. A. Brodie. A. M. to Miro Waiter, of - I . ' J ; ..... 't ip. flay re'oni7ht, Mr. Thomas Dodzfoo, Climr,s4e, ::!:arp::, St:mhos:cr. near I.(wes. Un S.itcre,ay lA, at i.toolleth Chords. Rickard Jaezfor,7l4. of South:- .7k , to hlifs htemost, of Vaushafi. _ _ -:'ay, John to Mil's Mary Le Maas. ae..th of tlarth t ft, at New F:erit, in Virginia, el,a .9 Sherman. aired 97 'Hies Poindexter, 14 270: V.:. Adolrhns liercuber, late D.linty A. j,.!,..ri-Ce.•rr.il to th, Forces at Minorca, to Mica Caniiir4 chlCft (12tlf:,:liter all Charles TUTlis:r, mil, of chAritae. ,:c- ... mr.D. On SJturday morning bit, at h:% . hetife 1n Pintail-F/4m m , I .i.: uttna: et- Colonel William Gunn, fornirrly t.f the Ittritkirerg Dr.trouen, and Lieutenant-Ooveraor of l'hclle;r I ..orly. in the 24th yerr of Waage, Mr. Ruben Hey, tan at Willian Hey. F.fq. of Lads. On the iCth ult. at Kilkenny, hawing jolt attained the - tltit yc..r of !iis age, Mr. John Lawton, third fuo• to Samar! Las fore, t fq of that City. In Cork, Edward Farmer, M.D. At Mullingar, on the 20th oh. Mr. nouns Shea, P. nuilmr of that town. At I.eith, the 23d utt. reknit 621v01t:44E4 John Conful front his hfalefly the King of Denmark.. • At Blaldlield, near Edinburgh, on the 23d ult. Alerabar phylitian, aid late Profetfa dt Midnifery hi the Univeriity of Edinburgh. At Appin Houk, on the 22d ult. John Catnphal, Efq. Loehenc. WHEN Pr4ffi .; eonal Men of edueatiOri and tr fponfibiiity deflate from the general iyantit tythe Ic salon of a peculiar ISranch, the fanzlian of loos eontineri uckers is the heft critericn ter foperinrity. Eight year, have 1 devoted my praftice to the esoutirction+ mum of THREE DISORDERS, acid the focerlseal refelt ft my plan give; me additional ardotir to oppofcia tar as I ata altic tne rairazen of tll.4.compLiats %Ff.:en are the tr..ilt ant in the carAingtir of human • After initiation iota ever? :.retch as an Army fneroan, I fo❑rma., a %%if. at an La:ly perind of rraaiet to refcriii fnelvi,Lt ais from the ignorance of te:„:„ltica•ed ! 1 / 4 1.4n, c.f. the citodly Atte g-rotis precipitancy of general PraZtit.i.inert. . . . - The THAEF. liii/OR.DF RS, to the cute of wTdeiy I har voted my attendon, emntwisc every foe:eh:, pi utirEct a ON, whether of a recent Cr Inm,dulaflot. -a.. All t.risy,wiftther wi li ng Inuit the habits si Schoolblys, or •'lt indulgence of mature age, and laftlythle ran.;cnteot t4eiTarm in Women which is called HARP:EIf- NF ,, S Nur.t..70 . .11 4les are the relish of iporartee orhafte iv rive rre Ittrert of a firepk Gontrrhca, an... it n! , l utrrycLentrly ttn pers th.i: the feeds of late ..re pinioned bythe uni,uarhal hour. By a fumior method fuels re li:y cured, ar.d earn whets tubas have ferd, I trntt that! may prefume to offer a radical re-ettablittinacyt , Few, however arc the cafes ot compticatkd dltyfain tbi comoar.%l with the .calasnitnate Ste? Wog Men f•Tny indulrence in SO LIT ARY VICE, sir Cu- Uitwatzat std of a fainloruthle I.ife, acquire that Rate of Dakcjity i 4 the unavoidable confequente of fuels pernicious *bits. Where the unkarpy ((Or em broods overhistatiferranst care ully conceals his miafortutse, it may be fora': eoaf..dation hr arts to know, that although it be an 01.1 ed of douht or tatc-%- tainty with other Pratlitioners, the removal of thefe OLT! L'ili.XCl.Eu by the gradual prnsrefs RCITCM&IITI is tiO aEgeirs merit of my experience. If the rites of Baceiuvw Veitus h:r.e cgtun to reduce manly, vigour, muds anzictrwill lacprerarerd at: early counteraetion of this languid date, NA in tk. cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deheiralcy hi, for years reiiteil. a proper Pet - icrancr is inddisenfildy rertodfate to revive the dumb ring ficrin ot Lire, s and to rc-animate the conttitetidit , • Item WONIFhI who have long dlknanittted in their mediations of a Family, luny he affite,l,l,.that in rug inlanees fuch defects are curable by Mtdical The SECRECY which a fo dfeutial to my undertaking, sal the (Zoallfications which I hart. returned to Rate, form tke Paha of my Pruenfions, and in coincidence with loth this inti nvion is given, that Mr B--spay he ennfultealpsn'entailv (or by letters Inclofing a knell juts) at his bunk, Ka 29, Ars. - del-ftrcet. Strad, near Tetuple-Ear. There is an additional entrance in Water-ttrect zdjlintig, and the name is on both thus doors. M. 1t lideolher rt,c Racal Cnnew. e 4 VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mc. Morass Tayibr. Surgeon, No. 9, Ncs• Zridtatmet oi l ii sta. Lor.don. is with the Mort heartfelt' fatisfaaitan thtt Pad ". drds you on the incennparable excellence of Now ittvaiste,Me Medicine—Lams e's l'oxittsv the fpri:t - , of t . :28 year I had the misfortsine to contritaft a attended with the moll iiarsning and dangerous tyntFtowt • , tr alnnuch,that I have bete confined to my rotini for a 1411<&‘.1-rcn tel.:they, pod not older to air out of it; I lid no rd ttle,t t't day, and fuFercel the mull excruciating vin and tot :td::, what was Rift work. my Eyes grew Weak and dim, fo itrt I could fearce difcern any objed, if ever fo dote to me, a::' CT peded nothing kfti than the total o fmy fig ht.—Nom a V healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became A mere fltadom, and an object of pity and compaftion,.—".ty Licnds had :;!? Oren me over, and thought my recovery ilnporlible. 1:: this Arsraf7t.l Rate, and expecting every minute to be my Lift in thiS r•olds I was fortunately revonmended by a miltithou: :o try you 1 Medicines, but having tried ail mesE,,al aizi to rt. inuTs..l .. , been at an enormous expence, it vial f ire a their b.:nce I c,.1.!! he prevailed on to take them; at lath 1 fent for fo-: boxes, xrd bcfsre I had taken them all, I found coullstera;de hracfit; my pains gradually dcereaftii,and my eye-fight gnsr her.or, andto the great furpsize and alioniaimem of all :my ng three boat.* more), my h.:4l:h and ttrenjth WWI potrrt;.'l) . fluted, and i am now, (thanks to my GoD and yore inr:Jualgit Dledleiges), as well and hearty lit ever I was In my Your obligs d humble ?errant, R. L. LECH. High-erect, idirminyltam, t, 1799. I YOU 8/C at full liberty topublidi this in any manner yov thick proper, for tire benefit of fockty at large, and which I &nod have rent you fooncr,but was fearful of a relapfe. The above:Vleelicine is windily rezatonsended to all perforis that are in any doubt of their bring entirely free cf eve-y Ve nereaLAffettion, particularly to Utak about a:to - ic.? .:en ditiors in life, as it will certainly eradicate every tat* ,of, taat nature, of however long !landing, or Deliverer ditgtfiftd the appe: - .ranee of other difozers ft may be ; fKr Glandular, and Cutancops Complaints, it Ic alro to be pa:cen. afoccially lathe Spring, Sumner, ant Fall Prepared and fold by the fOle Proprietxr, TH01.4 , 1 5 I.OR, .Member of the Corporation of f E rgeow,..!..er.'.e.:.,.v: his houfe, Ni. 9, New Bridgc-ftrcet ; where Le vice, without a rce, to nerlons taking theft rifts. zo:' rt.-. Ewer patitmtl: Let:ers, if pod paid, onxlve fame tc.n.r.s. ,-41;:rT ing in all cai'et.the ntoft ir.viotable Secrecy, no l'etfon's Car.:::(l7 CAI,: haring hem met:lie:m.l,lnd at their own pirtibtilar by tie Proprictor.during the courfe atone Shan SS lar* ,l the contluil. of an cite:dire fate sit di above 'r ' tine, and the rat - lice ;riling there:rms. They arc atfo Gild by his appointment, at the - Peeve: 6 No. 35, St. Alban's-Resit, Mr. Robert:cr.', 'fey thop, No. Oxford- oa - zet ; Mr. Steal's, Bookfeller. Y.:. Is Union-row, Little 'rower-Hill; and by one Perron. ire Cl.' , confiderable town Its.Engtand. in Boma of only as. cu- 4 felled up with fothatid ptaln Diretßions ''A : Prieted tot the k'frTricto" by JOHN DAN .1..1.t (of Carfatn.-ltroet) at the :TALL Pas NTS Carey-ftrett ; and r4llifited by LINFL NT (a: terbt:ry-place, Lambeth), at No. t, Cony-greet, r __ALIA : Orrc Tert:nr . -Bar ;*to which (Mee an col L