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LAW DATELLIGENCE. COURT Of COMMON PLEAS FEBRUARY 7. A variety of*,canfes, were .bliged to be delayed fmm the abfence of the Attqintes for the parties. His 'l..Ordibio lamentcd"that this pra.nice was toe ccmiing•daily more prevalent, and limed his de termination, if. tbe Court ihould conoar with him in opinion, to compel all Attcriiies fo Arent frcen their duty, to.ppy Lite Cats of tile day out of their, own poskete • Otani' tifkiko BENCH. FEBRUARY 7. '•:' • On • Wei-leer(lay "(what is called Crown Day) • the Othriiiif King's Bench exhibited a Difference of:opinion in .the yockes, on a •Seßions Cafe from Durham. Tire gocilion was, whether a Free &shier, Who had let his Tenement, and lodged era ; his Tenant, gained it Settlement, not being the legal bcettPierl Holtuyd and Hul. loefreontentled very fireenoulty that 'he did riot, and fnpported their opinion with great ability. —! 'Mr; Wart eadoiseetircri to fhb*, from the fpirit of thowitaie Lit 6 end, no elaborate enumeration of dies, that he did . Lord KENYON raid, that the I .;impreffion critic 'skill fnosn the beginning was, that:he did; end led if a Freeholder. it ho was .)sound to Suit and Service in the Manour-court; -would be removable t But that his opinion was er7much firengthened by what had fallen from the wevylearned I:ierfon who had hill fat down (Mr. Ward), to whom he confcffed him fell macho bliged • for scale which had efcaped his memory; but - of which he was Pure he had a note, and was deci five. Judge Gees, agreed with him ; but Judge Lawasacs Argued the matter at length sigma this opinion.. jgdge . I.pekatic &exited to incline no Judge LAW Rf NCI, 1041 laid he wifhed to confi der the cafe, cited by Hr. Ward, before he decided, and the matter flood over. If he had agreed with Judge LawitsNci, it is curious, from the Court's being equtillY divided, no judgment would be given, On Friday Lord KIIIYOti on enter. ing the Court,: fold they bad looked into the authority in the above cafe, and were unanimoufly of opaiOni 44tAtriiiiper gaLiteik a Settlement. : • •sAiriotam,y, rase.t Arty 7. - Mr. IfiLAC 107014 It on a former day having 01); . I bitted a RuJic.tkflfew mute why a Side 13ar.nd which had been cibutined, -and in confequence ; which a eertieraii had illued from the Crown fice, direfled to: the Magiftrates at the Goats for the Qounry of Buckingham, &odd not be difcharged, to.day caufe was alma agaia4 . that Rule. The ohieft of.the Writ was to rt3l3oVi from the jurifelktion of the Quarter Setfons, an Indielment than depending, and which was about to be Wei. The Quitter &Mons conceiving that the Writ had not iffuedi agreeably to legal forms, paid, no attention to it, hut proceeded to the trial of the Indiement. The Counfel who (hewed eaufe again(' the Rule contended, that the Ma: giftrates below had nothing to do with the m a n. ner in which the certientri had dcen Wiled, It was 'their duty, the moment it reached them,. to. flop • their proceedings, but intlead of that, they had proceeded to it mode-of trial to which tome fever; but juft epithets. were applied. It had alfo been fuggeited 'as a 'reafon why the Magifti-ates . had not obeyed the Writ, that it was not prefented to them in a manner fufficiently reftseillul.• The. Counfel who. fiapported the Rule, though he flood alone again('. the united Itten:gth of thq learning, ability; iodecperience of the Gentlemen . on the other fide, faid, ha conceived that he was entitled. to basic:his Rule made. ablolnte. He fated the provifions of a number of ilea bf Par. Lament, to (hew that the Writ had iffueeF irregu, Ltrly, and that confequeatly the Magifiates werq not bound to pay arty regard to it. If they bad obeyed it, it would have been inconftilent with ? and would have overturned their own prataicc. Lord lEttivou.--" Their praaice mull be con: formable to the law of the land. I impute no blame to thefe Gentlemen. •Thige Who ad as Juaices of the Peace confer as great a benefit al moft as men can do on their country. They had not all the learned precedents in the Crown Office to guide them in their proceedings, but.whether a xfau (lands on both his feet or bends on one knee, whether he or:dints the Writ with his right or left land, when it comes into their po ff eCon, to be furs it mufthe obeyed. I Ipeak this without the lean reflection on earth as meaning to fuppofc that any thing was doge amifs intentionally : but I think, in this cafe, the Writ ought to have been obeyed. The Rule multbe difcharged with coils." Rule difcharged. Lord Kalsrott, in deciding a Settlem en t C a f e , earneftly wilked that the hfigifirates were not preffed to referve fe many cafes. They had been increafins of late : they greatly enhanced the Poor Rates, and at a time when his Lordflaip faid be had been told that in fome parts of the kingdom thefe rates had increafed fisfold. POLICE. MaNsion.Houst.—Saturday Mr. Ceorife Ni dolls, of Batterfea,ancl Mr. Iredall,ofChel fea, were fummoned before the Lord Mayor, on a charge of making their bread of a fiiperior quality to their -neighbouts. The Lord Mayor laid, thofe who baked the; bell bread were likely to have the moil , enactor, Or which they certainly were commend abk. • His Lordthip alked Mr. NichoUs of whom he * bought his flour, when he anfweredi that he nude his flour Itinefelf, and was prepared to ex plain to his LortiOsip the whole procefs, Aridly conforming to the Alt of Parliament ; and he pro duced a ample of the wheat an flonrOtogether with fpecimens of the here anti cloth it paled through. To the truth of there Mr. Nicholls de pass' on oath, and was confirmed by his krrants. A Mr 'Anton, baker, in the Strand, declared that Mr. Iredall mixed his flour with the Esser fort ; but he proved the contrary. On his perfevcring, hoti ever, the Lord Mayor regoefted Mr. IrcdaU tp give this London baker a 144,n, to thew Ma how to ma k e good br i ta t i, which he readikr ccinfented ~t o dot and he received his inftrutti,s Alsieffilky. Iron :2, LONDON GAZETTE, FeLawry 7. PRISMS OF WALES'S COUNCIL. County of Cornwall.—At a Council of his Royal Highnefs the PRINCR of WAsss, held at Carleton- Houle the 3d day of February, :843t, EDWARD COLLINS, of Truthan, Efq. was appointed Sheriff of the County of Cornwall, for the year 1801, by his Royal Highntfs the Pam cs of WALES in ADMIRALTY-OFFICI O TII 7. Erteacrt of &Lessee from the Earl of Sr Vs , ILA 44- sutral of the White, dee. to EVAN NSPRAH, date d in Torbay, the sd bd. I enclofe, fgt. their Lordibips' information, alettt r which I have received from Captain LURID, of his Majcfly's fhip Tiusas, informing me of the capture of l'Aiirore 'French National Corvette, of &teen guns, charged with difpatolies from the Mauritius, and a letter from Captain Hoi.cioav i of the DORIS, gving . an account Qf the capture of the brig la Favourite. Tirouti„ at Sea,latieary My Lord—l have thr honour to acquaint your Lordfhip, that on the tack Miiant his Majefty'S Ship I comman d captured the ,French National fhip Corvette l'A more, of fixtecn guns, cot,- manded by CHARLIE GIRAIILT Il.lelllerlßtlt SIC Vailreau : • She was' from the hieuritius, hating on board the Aidde-Camp to the Gov (4=cl f that place, charged wh + difgatches to the tench Government. (S' t() W. evicm. • Dolls, femur/ My Lord—Since the evening of the scab, wheti Fhad the honour of coromunicating to our Lard fhipthe fortunate capt urc we had made of f the French Ship le iluron, I have been cruifing, agreeably to my orders, and have this morning captured the French brig la Favourite, from L'Orient, bound to Bourdeaux, laden with Raves, copper, and hides. (Signed) JOHN HALLIDAY. Copy Of 111 Lantz from the Earl of ST. VINCENT, IL B. Ad miral of the White, Ste. w EVAN ?IMAM. VI, dated Torbay, the ad init. Sir—l herbwith tranfmit a letter from Ca ptain Kitt', of fis Majedy's thip Sirius, giving an ac count of the capture of tke Charlotta Spanifh Let: ter of Marque. (Signed) ST. VINCENT. Saws, of Cape Belem, January My Lord—l beg leave to inform your Lord fhip, his Majefty's chip SIRIUS, under my coin; mend, in company with his Majely's fhip A Poi R. THYST, captured the Spanifh Letter of Marque Chailotta, from Ferrol bound to Curacao, nut of Ferrol only fixtecn hours, Cape Belem bearing S. by W. fix or (even kagues. (Signed) RD. KING: Copy ea letter from Vice Admiral LortlHr on Ser Commander in Chief of his Majelly's Ships and Vetch 4 Jatnalea,toEvese NtlItAN. Efq. dated Dec. ai, iBOO. Sir—l beg you will lay before the Lords Com. milfioners of the Admiralty, the enclofed copy of a letter which I yefterday received from Captain HALICETT, of his Majefly's Ship APOLLO. (Signed) H. SEYMOUR. His Majelty's Ship Amu" December !too. My Lord—At noon, on the loth ultimo, in the Gulf of Mexico, in latitude 21 deg. North, we gave Chace to a xebec to windward of us, but non after difcovering a brig direelly in the wind's eye, we chaced her, and at two in the morning, got up and took pofieflion of the Refolution Spanifh floop of war, of eighteen guns and one hundred and forty. nine men, commanded by Dos FRANCISCO OMt- RICHENA (formerly the RESOLUTION cutter in the Britifh navy), the failed from Vera Cruz three days before. As foon as the crew were removed to this thip, we made all fall, and an hour after day-break got fight again of the xebec, and captured her at three o'dock in the afternoon ; the is from Vera Cruz, and was bound to the Havanna. The Refolution was in general towed by us until the 27th ult. when her rnain-niaft went by the board; an attempt was made to refit her, but her rigging and fails beingperfetily rotten and every thing belonging to her in foch a miferable rondition, it was neceffary to deftroy her. On the 7th inflant, off Porcillo, in the ifland of Cuba, we recaptured the fchooner St. Jofeph. (Signed) P. H•11.11117T. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. To the crew of the ETIHALIOM, for the capture of el Tetys and Santa Brighta,Spanith frigates, a final dittrihution n( the nct proceeds of the bullion taken in the laid !hips, together with the proceeds of the hull, cargo, and head money arifing from the Lime, will be made at Plymouth, on Wednef daythe loth init. _ _ the crew of the limp PLov t a wiU be paid their proportions of the hull, (torts, and hcad-money bill of the French privateer Maim, on the (hip's arrival at Portfinouth. BANKRUPTS. Charles Bower, of Careritreet,l.lllcuM's-Inn-Fields, I riwner, to furrender Peb. :4, at twelve, Feb. 5.4. at une, and March it, at twelve, at GuildkalL Attorney, Mr. John Allinghant, Saint John's-Num. John Camden, now or late of Tiverton, Devonfhire, vintner, to fun, nder March 3,4, and it, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, ,n *rivet ton. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Hailing*, an Tiverton, or Mr. Sanfum, Ely-Piles, Holborn, I.nrklon. John Pate, late of Bury Saint Edrnumt , , Suffolk, nioncy-fcti vener, tn furrender Feb. 14, 11, and March at, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mak& Gant and lfaadon, Shire-Lane, Landon. Anthon7 Hafl, late of Vine-ftrect, Hatton-Wall, bliddlefea, cheefemonger, to furrcnder Feb. 14,21. and March at, at ten, at GuiUnall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Ashen, Upper Btrk ley-flreet, Portman-iquare. invinErms. Feb. tt. 'Thomas. Rural, of Portfmoutb, common•carrier, at eleven, at the Sear and Garter Taven, Point of Portfmnuth. Feb. as.. Robert Robinfon, of Salford, Lancantire, rope and tarpaulin: manuf..eturcr, at three, at the Higher Royal Oak Inn, in Mark, t-itrcet-luic, Mancheftcr. Fels. it. Martin Waiter Perfent, and A. Wm. lloclecker, of Link Saint Helen'., merchants, et ten, at GuildlialL Fch.l4. T. Gill, of ancaßer, grocer, at tan, at Guildhall, widen. Feb 14. Snfannah JO now or late of Ilkmmilittry-Place, boarding-khool-millr-fs, at ten, at Guildhall. Felt 5 4 . John Yana, of Ozforill-Rtect, hoess•straper, at ten. at lab. t &hes. J Cekhy. of BrightLehnlone, Suffer, Atop- Ikcper, at MI. at OLUdillitLettJesa. 14. 14. Norbaro Ricbordfoo, of lierklngton, Lineolnake, farmer, at t -I. at the Re:t C-w law. in Dor:magma, Feb. 14. „Jalapa Atom% bawler, of 1 1, rf.t-efoirt,Caposa• row, Mlddktes. en-resent, at rt.., at Ma Ea. Pam Fnak, of the Widdway, I.rinbeth , Sterty,dealer and chap, an, at elantia. at Guildhall. Feb. te. Wigan NLltait, of St. Manlat'Ac-Grad, L 124441 pa wabralur, at ‘ katt .S3 l ..9 l " l "*-- - BIRTH. On the ad Inftant, at Tit ping, Glouccfterfhire, the Lady et j. Hampton, Efq. of a digester. MARRIED. Yelterday morning, Mr. Incledon, of Covent-Garden The • atm, to Mifs Howell, daughter of Mr. Howell, of Bath. George Newfom, Efq. of Ballyuattin, County Wicklow, to , Mifs Mary Little, Spa-14111, County of Carlow. Stevenfou, of Carrickfergus, Efq. to Mifs Kerr, of fame Rev. George Studdert, to Mifs Gabbett, daughter of Jofeph Galdsett, Efq. one of the Aldermen of Limerick. At Mtagelburgh, on the a6th ult Mr. Charles Grant, of St. Peterrlsurgh, to Mifs Newton, daughter of the late Dr. Nrwton of Liverpool. At Olalgow, Charles Campbell, of Lecknary, merchant In, Glargow, to Mifa Campbell, Efcart. At Greenoes, Mr. William Harley, nianufaeturer, Gtafgow, to Mifa Janet Laird, eldeft daughter of Mr. John Laird, 'mer chant In Greenock. At their lodgings ie Dawfon-ftreet, Dublin, Capt. Mallard, of the 56th regiment, to Mifs Stubber, e.Well daughter of tiu. .Rev. Sewell Stubbei, of Ballinakill, in the Queen's county. At Cogran, King's county, Edward Hurft, Efq. of Shannon grove, county Lhnerkk, to Mifs Eliza Coolshan, daughter of Hugh CuoEthan, Efq. Edward Sherwood, Efq. county Wicklow, to Mifs Sheppard, of Rathlyon, county Carlow. Mr. James M'A‘Lim, of Craig, near Billymena, to Mifs Sarah Smith, daughter to Captain Thomas Smith, of the 851 foot. At the Recorder's, Dominick-flreet, Dublin, Philip Boys, Efq. of Rutiand-fquare, to Mils Anderfon. Charles Watben, of GIUMiCCII, Gloucefterlhire Efq. to MIA Shearer, only daughter to Alezander Sheare r , of Limerick, Efq DIF.D. On tb- a6tk ult; at Laurel Grove, Delzmir, of a low fever, aged as, Mr. William Bomford, furgeon. At Limerick, Lieut. John Lemon, of the Loyal Dublin Vo lunteers. Mr. Maley, of Loughman. Aged i_p, on board an holpital-fhip, in the bay of Gibralt ar , Captain Henry Calte, of the aoth regiment. At Cork, the Rcr. LOWS Bournonville, an Emigrant French Prieft ; C. M'Carthy,Efq. and the Rev. Mr. Murray. At Letterkenny, the Rev. Dr. Anthony Coyle, Titular Stamp of the Dloeefe of Raphoe. In Trinity-Rrect, Dublin, Paul Molloy, Ffq. In Great Longford beet, Dublin, aged 8o Mrs. Felicia Gift, rebel of Archelcacoa Galt On the t Ith ult. aged 86. Mr, Heetor Crook thanks, fchoot matter of Ski peek Argylilhire, 66 yeah of whole life were (pent in the ;delta pro/di - ion of an inftredlor of youth. At Monson, on the 28th ult. Mr. Thos. Taylor, attorney at law, of Manatees-, and late Deputy Steward for the Hun dred Court of Salford. At Glafgow, on the 24th ult. George Buchanan, of Spinal, Efq. Hanover Parik, Jamaica. . At Gat, Ade, near Pallky, on the 27th ult. William Connell, Efq. late of Hanover, Jamaica. • ne COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, lee. PICTOIIat. ESSENCIL Or COLTSFOOT. THE Herb, Coltfoot, called Tuff!ago by the ncients, was diftinguifhed by them, as Its namefafii cietttly convirm foe Its excellence in the cure of Coughs and fultzr Pulmonary ConaplAints; and this Effence has, in the comfe of a lotv• pro ice, been found the molt fafe and effectual remedy fist Coatis, Atthnsas, Wheezing% Pbtliificky Com plaints, Confamptions, Hoarfrnefs, Defluxions, Catarrhs, Difficulty of Breathing, and all Diforders of the Brag and Lungs. It gasevalty opens the Erma, and immediately gives liberty of linamhing without any danger of taking Cold. I t admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. mcl takes net the meaty frnfatinn of acrimonious humours, elennfev the (mall glands.reLtzes the fibres, and thereby ( Marlys the cavities of the vetch. 'llos it rersla ' rly and qoic hay cure. the twit uliltiaate Animas and C.onfamptione of the longeft Banding, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. It cures all bulky and dry Coughs. iliffolves.congFaled phlegm in the the. ran, hey month and fi.renefs of the brealt, fromach, and longs; and gives immediate relief-to there who. through age and tafirmitt, are depriv.cl of re a or Seep. as it generally cons. pores,and amtribotts to make the remainder pf their days mem fortabk and eafy. This Efienee is prepared only by James Ryan, Sargent. In Driftril ; sad fold, wbolefzie and retail, by Pranri, Newbery, No. 45, the .a* end of Si. Paul's, London, in bottles, price 31. fid. each, duty iocluitti. N. U. As many perfons continuity mina/ Me. Newbcry't haute, particalarly (creams and inert agars, all purchafas are retpulted to ankrva, that It is clinic out of the general Una of fact patio - gees, five dpera fruit, the corner al Cheapfide ; and that a bull of Dr. imam and thcfc words, are alpha tha front of has book, sig. Itlg WV_EIiOLISE la wales . zuvatigs." Feb. s 5. jams Mariliall, of Bath, bookfeller, # twelve, at tie r WHEN PrOreirit , n;l ;.Ic a of educes;. 1 ., • • Whitelion, In the Market-Pbce, Bath.. fponfibility deviate frogs the gettay.l f\ lt-n• t. -. Feb.l4. %skeet Lattimore, now qr late of Liverpool, linen- !calm of a peculiar Branch, the fansttion 'ut 1:... , . • F e t ra r' i g ara h t eleve ` t iayto st ti n i , e lat Gre e c o l ; Inn, Li Dra ve g r o p n ool, dealer alcft in er c . oals, at rucErcelks t is y lih ea c rs be l:ve cr l lt d e e r vtd ef m lu r ri‘ praift '" i T e l :t o the c - .clulLe r eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. meat of THREE DiriORDEItS, and the rue, JAM -, (!..... : Feb.l7. Mlles Barber, late of Lothbury, London, merchant, m y p l an g i ves me additional atdiitir to oppore as tar n . 1 • at nine, at GulldlnH . a bl e tlieravago of thole complaints which are t h e trot' • • • Feb. all. lase Shiite the elder, late of Coichefter, Wm, (tone- ant in the catalogue of human infinthies. mean and bricklayer, at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, in After initiation haw every branch as an Army Sat- N . i Coleheiter. formed a wills at an early peri o d of had ice to n kin in h e • - . el Feb. an Matthew Bilhop, of Sherborne, Dorfetlhire r baker, als from the Ignorance ott nedueatcd Min, or the ie. -ag e ..,.• at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, in Sherborric. serous precipitancy of general P raa ti t i oners. - .. Feb. 23. John Woodhead and Andrew Lane, of Manchefter, i'he THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I ban. ' l c merchants, at eleven, at the Brill at Manchefter. voted my attention, comprize every (peeks of Vi. Nl!' : ti: Feb. 23. John Howard, of Burnham, Weftgate, Norfolk, inn- INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.- 2 q v . holde , at elreven, at the White Swan, Saint Peter of Man- All ki n d s o f DEBILITY , whether arifing front the Ir. , .. -; croft, Nrwich. Schoolboys, or the indulgence of maturca gc , and Ltitlyi' ,• . . Feb. Ls. C. F. Perron, of Duke.ttreet, S a int J a me s , perfumer, rangement of the Orton in Women which is called BA 'tit 1, . •••• •et ten, at Guildhall. • NESS or STERILITY. Feb. 24. Was, Mee and Wm. Evans, of Wood-ftreet, boners, Numerous difeafe, are the refult of Ignorance or halts ;. i'; at one, at Guildhall treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequi nil.. Feb. 24. James Holgate, of Manehelter, manufacturer, at pens that the feeds of Lite are poifoned by the hide...Ter. .• ... , Owe, at the Royal Oak, in Market-fircet-lane, Manchcller. unguarded hour. By a fupszior method loch complie,. Feb. 24. Rich. Gale, of Birmingham, mercer, at two, at the c-roy cured, anti even where others have failed, I trait tile; j Public Office ' Birmingham. may Felon/se to offer a radical re-e ft ablidunent. Feb, 24. Joists Pierce, of bread-ltrect, warehoufeman, at ten, hew buwuver are the cafes of complicated diftreft in rl ~ at Guildhall. diforder compared with the calamitmo fit ... Mons of Mni, tv; 1 Feb. se. Sam. Blower, of Saint John-ftreet, tallow-melter, at Irrint indulgeoce ilia SOLITARY VICE, csith, pre-valeta c,, - oar, at GuiklluilL ti, s of a falliimiable Life, acquire chat Rate of Debilite nti,., Feb. 14. C.J. Round, of Wargrare, Berkfivite, =biter, at ten, is the unavoidable conkquence of fuck pi:radon( habits. at Guildhall, London. Wh ere the unhappy flamer broods over hi. inifery, but cue- Feb. 17. John Hartifoo, of Manchefter, merchant, at eleven, oily conceal. his misfortune, it may be fume corfolatina the at the Bridgewater Anna, holanchefter. him to know, that although it be an objed of dunbt or (lacer- Feb. is . William Talbot, of Whitechapel, Middlefez, fadler, nifty with other Pradtitionent, the =loyal either(' Ip:i i. at eleven, at GuildhalL CI FNCI FS by the gradual progrefi of Renovation i., t h,. ae ,,,,,, , .. Feb. 26. Robert Meatyard, late of Fithertop Anger, Wilts, ment of my experience. If the rites of Baccbasor Venus 'awe felbnoager, at eleven, ax the White Hart inn, New Sarurn. begun to reduce manly vigour, much on aicty will . prey( •:-I Feb. 26. Richard Watts, late of Farckam, Southampton, by an early counteraetion of this languid ltate, aad is 'left brandy-merchant, at twelve, at the Red Lioo Inn, Fareham. cafes no great difficulties will occur. Feb. 27. Nutter, otherwise Silvan Fowle, of Weft Rainham, But where this Deficiency has for years exifted a proper Per Norfolk, millet and baker, it three, at the Angel Inn, iu the fcveranceisindifpenfildy requili:e to revive the numb:ling (pals Market-Place, Norwich. of Life, and to re-animate Inc Conftitution. March 3. William Colgan., of Maiditone, Kent, fhopkoeper, MARRIED WOMEN, who h ave long been dirappninted at ten, at Gitddliall, London. in their expedations of a Family, may be affured, that in rn.itt March 3. William Ludlam, of Q2cen-ftreet, London, pier- inflames lush 1. reels are curable by Medical Ski chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. The SECRECY which is for effaitial taruy undertakina. zail March 7. Jatnes-Kieh, of Gravefend, Kent, common brew e r, the Qllldififiktiolll whirls I have ma:fumed to (tate, for.: too at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • Bails or my Peatenflons, and in coincidence with Itch tins la.ti. March 3. Chriltopher Moore, of Staitbes, YorkAire, draper. motion is given. tktt Mr. li rras beconfilitedpc:e• ally at one, at Guildhall, London. (or by knees nicking a [mall note) at his hook , N 0. 1 54 a".. - ne- The average Price of Sugar, computed front the Returns del-arca, Strand, - near Temple-Bar. made in the week ending the 4th day of February, iflor, is There is an additional entrance in Water-ft:oft adjaieing Illa. &Id. per hundred weight. and the name is on both the doors. Average price of Corn io England and Wales, from the Re- M. B. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. turns eliding the silt of January, 18ot. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale. s. d- s. d. a. d. a d. s. d. s. 1. 1 40 • 96 6, 82 6 44 8 80 o 86 4 [This Gazette contains direCtions to all half-pay Marine Of ficers, to (cod to the Marine Pay Ofßce, No. 34, Upper GroP venor-ftreett. their addrefs, alto " Bating, whether in cook y:met of age, loth of limb, or other infirmity, they now enjoy their Ludt-pay ;" aud adding, "no further Ate of half-pay will be allowed till the above notice is fatisfadtorily compiled with.) SOLOMON', GUIDE TO HEALTH, price 31. • left pabllOied by Mathews, No. 13, Strand, and Syrnonus, Paternofter-row.—TO THE EUSLIC. T HIS Work has paircd through a numb er o f editions, and has experienced a file unprecedectir t it is therefore now reprinted with many itnprovernent, and it may be with coach nee airerted, that fo valuable a publication to taco afflided in geoeril has never born printed in this or any other language:—The weak anti delicate female—the youth who has just tiniled his education at any of the public fecoinericstbe aged who are drooping under diforthrs originally from an impurity of blood—people of fztlibm— ftudious perfoos of a confined and fedi:Mary lift.-. 0 aro there adihited with nervous alfcaiona in g. nand, will flat SOLOMON', GUIDE TO HEALTH" a faithful aryl' .- nion and as amufmg inftruflor—ln lh.rt, nu palm win values the enjoyment of a good Rae of health %lithe a ir °mot without being pofferied of this Nall, cheep, valuable, and i,.,. pot tint publication. The diforders poculinty incident to the female fee in every fituation,are atfo expatiated upon. together with advice to so:h texts, Itar thole Beret InArmities demure, which delicacy oitrn forbids to difelok, even to she near& reLstive Treatife on Female Dtfeafes Nervohs, Hypochondriac, Ler, fomplive Complaints, , The public arc now prcfentni with a variety of new obfcrca , dons in this edition, whereby the valetudinarian may Ixh , id Inc Prue piet are of his diforder, whether hereditary or acciden tal, cilronical or acute, and alto the belt approved renedis, for obtaining ass immediate and tatting cure recommended. And as nervous and hypochondriac cotapiatets are moo more prevalent in Europe than is gsricsally imagined, L•tended with many dreadful and alarming fymptoms, which ce: tainly claim an fiasco. sod not as is too generally the cafe, deriliou or contempt, the Author has been very attentive to tbcir method of cure; and he natters himfelf mom the obfemttions he has made, that the prckat is at good a treadle' on thole dikafes si any extant. The tender Female, who, though by nature is deftined to he the prefcrver of the human race, yet is, alas ! liable to many natural indifpofitions, which render her condition truly wretched and unequal when compare:al to the male. For whit over Jimmies:l of life finis placed itt, the feldom enjoys , a peeled Rate of health. If the cntcr. into the wedded nate, even from that bootee of pleafure fomething bitter arifes; and Pregnancy beings with it a tnla of *tithing, ficknekt,itc. If the !Millis fine; the will (tamely be able to avoid labouring under fume infirmity,beeante the is a" Itranger to a mother's pulp." Whatcan be of more importance to a female, than to be pro• perly acquainted with every fymptotn to which the is peculi.nly liablc ? And how :o conduct herfelf in filch eircumftances,witlt out wounding ha delicacy by allifdditre of her fears or ha ap• prchenfions, to the rude fcrutiny of pretended Friends ? The Pamphlet points out the methods of cure, from a Elm borragia or Gonorrhea to a confirmed Siphilis. To which is added. an &fay on Secret Vency, and a Monde on hope tatty In the Male ; Sterility or Barrenncfs incident to Females, atc.; an Appendix on the fubjedt of a rattley and defrudi•e vice, and an addrds to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and thole vibe) have the care and education of youth. Likewife advice So Bathers at Margate, Southampton, Scarborough, B.ttli, Brit tol, dcc. dcc. particularly the afflicted with Nervous Complaint% The whole is illultntrd and interfpaled wi•h a variety of ay tbentk fads, never before publiihed, explaining the fymptoros. modc or treatment, and remedies in toe dillirent Rages of a ceh• tain difafe : cautions to young redoes of the danger of impra per cunnexiptis or improper treatment, &c. with the &taco. be.orcen real venereal fynaptome and thole frequently !natal', i for them. Thole w►o have refuted in hot climates, and are emaciate or labour under a continual drain of nature, whereby their bo dily strength is not only ezhatillett but alto their vigour 301 vivacity imPnired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this (mall, though important publication.—lt has been the maw , ' raving tbouGinds of lives in the late epidemic complaints America. The valetudinarian by birth,- who has received from las teats the inheritance of a difcakd and unpmlihc frame; the 6 Vane female, whom an immured and inadtive life, together with the immoderate tife of tea, and other weak and watery ali ments, bat, without any fault of her'i, brought on all tho =Jane rout fyrnptoms of a confumpthe habit, and are, without randy afiftance„ finking into au untimely grave! To loch a. dole. Th, Guide to Health," will J'urd the molt permanent relief, and paiot oat the mode of reftoration, to the enjoyment of the greats* of all the comfons, Health, without which life ie r.t worth enjoying. ft Order s given to &ay boolfellers in town or country. f " !POLO/407e/ GUM, TO HlALTw,'wlil be duly eaten . ..A, oar three Ibllliags each copy, tree of caniaga. 417 To Abe Pablis.--blothiog can be a ftronger proof atilt utility at this work than the unpreeedrnted tale it has met with. no lets then Fifty Thailand Copies bating been chfpafed of in r very kart tiall. HIGH-WATER AT LONDON-MIDGE TO-MORROW Moro ing - 39 iniateap= Aftwoon• - Co minsols II 01111061. Yobeabi for tbe Pawkiest+ Sr JOHN DANOII of Canabv-aroma) At tba Pra PIIIITI wo.Or ono, No. Cioy-ftrect ; antl nubbfbai by LINFI. /CP.NT, Ca,- teiltirr-ptate. Laatbret), at No i. Vo.ry-111.—..... sad At tle Stapp°rm., Tanyie-liat ; to wL.r.% Oit% or - olf 4 10.3111 . 6 i rider for all kOITOII art rrooc.l-,1 ro has male fex in every dal advice to tic% lick delicacy ohm We: comprili: a zhondriac, tee. y of ricw obferca- rian may ixh , l.l Bury or accidcn- reed remedies for nmendeJ. plaillte are mods usined, t :tended which cc: tzinly : cafe, derilion or r to their method remitions he Ns thole difeafes as ire is de lined to alas ! liable to r condition truly male. For what- enjoys a peek.* Late, even from ; and Pregnancy . If lbe ettalinS wing under fosse er'S pangs.' r, than to be pro. Ike is pecult.rly umfLinces,with• fears or ha ap- Frirmds le, from a Blot. I. To which is rourfe on hope- dent to Female,, and cleftnietive 'utors, and thole Likewife advise met, BAN Brit roue Complaint.. a variety of ay- g the fymptoms. t lieges of a cer- langcr of impro. I. the difference ucntly miftakta I are emaciate!, hereby their bo- heir vigour and monitor in this to thc means of c complaints in sd from his pa. frame ; the do. e life, together and watery Ali- n all tho =dam.- without timely n fads a. tbtic. rrmancnt relief, joyment of the • lift is v.. or country. f rr ly escorted, 3t res. proof utile t has met with, ditpaied of in a )• MORROW. 11 11 141.1 DAMN', Dv area, Nu It !NT, ',f Can- 't. At e • qfrarseair „wa i l . I I r ! i