Star. — London, England, 1802-12-31 00:00:00

, • ••••••.i. : Li* maw __ irettruey _. thap - G oint, Meam be Sewed 'B~ _ . -- - - 411•4610 . . ov.6.miltivse:v;+ f • • a:MT OP mien mon% iset4 • - aiwnwireint, i v , biretta, • tit' ormaikure occuestitheirly the *tat 44164 ny .au 'ejeament en the title L,r tortilla oftater Gucefterfhire, and thettiel h 4 been' Ptivisoild into Court of King's l'evich by a rule ofChurt. -The Plaintiff, Mrs: Gatlin, of the city of Gloss ' 'teller, was fifterand heirefs at law to Thmiti rat.. wardine,Efq. who died poffeffed of feveral freehold as well as leafeholkeftates in the city and county of Gloucefter. The Defendants were totems and devirees of the faid Thomas Carvrardine ; their tide was under hill WM, by which be left his filer, the Plaintiff, on& a fillime on account of her un natttral and illiberal conduit towirdstsim, as he et . prefed it in the Will, and left the whole of Ms pro perty to Truftees for the ulna espreffed in his Will.. the Plaintiff's cafe rifted merely on her title as • heirefs it law, the Defendant's cafe Was firft Rated: . Mr. Gies: on Rating the cafe for the Defendants! (aid, as be -;ould clearly prove a long fubfillinr quarrel between the Plaintiff and her brother, fixed and declared intention of 4finheriting her, and that the Will was entirely in his own band-' writing, without any pretence of want of under !landing in the Tatum, or of undue inllutice ex. cried over Wmfibe fisppored thit this would refnlve itfelf merely to tl lOC Ilion of law, namely,'whether . this Will was completely cancelled and revokdby the Tedium's having (truck out, after the exeqvtieel • V . 4e ird4, the name of one of the Truftees; mferull two otheruames Trollees? Sip Gra then ptuoeeded to argue thit this was not* balked bat cod& that hibad not dine funk into the entreat adis Whkh bore ntlisf m % at j* to be able it l fullyi be; • rooK4ad his LorOip Woqld rekrve Was i`bife foefutare argument before the wholsi-Conrt. Lord &um **sow: it faid i lke was Asnyi rfad7 to comply with the withes of Canard When . there Appe•FlPat PEILIMCV anal appear too that It was h lie 100 Wilily executed. ' , '- iii. Goss then proceeded' tu Rate his calk, as lib execution'of the will . : 'he admitted that of'' tht . witneffes whore names appeared as wit n 'to the will, and whom he iltonld be obliged l ee to call, there was one who would probably deny • the fan of his having atteßed it ; if he did, be Amid bring witnefes to confute him, end probe; his hand wraing. He Ibould alto prove that sit , ' though this will bad been atteaed by the' tfree' fubfcribing vritneffes at different times,yet thsethe teftator had, in the form required by law, declarid it to be his ad and deed in pretence of each wit- . ' MA who steeled it. The firft wieners, a Mr. Collins,. an old man of 7 s, proved his fignatim to * will as a wieners, and that Mr. Carwardine told him it was his ral.: Nothing materiaAappeaxed on. his .crofs-examini-' doe. r The fecooiriiititifs; .ikbry, fwere to his figna. tare to the will as a wttnefs, and mentioned the circumftance of Carwardine 'having covered the will with fame foul paper, 'fo that be could only he the part where he was to qgn ; he was as cer tain of it, as that the . San we; m she Firmasust. lbetng crors-ciamitie.d by Mr. GAIROW, he Coll felled, that be at one time declared, that he had doubted whether he had.figued the will or not, but that he paled to Otin. to inform him in a dream I that.' he ihersfaw is a dream the will with hirfirsature; and, was now as certain of the fah ,as that the Stin was in the Pirtnament- Mt; war a, a printer ineloneelter, whefe name 'alto aPOeira as I witnifittotbe will, was then • called : he pofitivdy denied drat he ever attefted that, or any will of Mr, Cahearernte's, or that the. teftator had ever fptoken 03 MO on' the rubjed ; he Paid his name to the willihis a forgery, but up • on looking at it, adMittuti that It Was Wbry like his band writing, and he:coed - not (wear that it was not from the chara4er ; but was perredly convinc ed that he had ,never atteftekant so, and was never even fpoken t 4 a if* ruble& Its wittier: was witicittaltfidr. Glans, that he vtjts in danger of id indittooti for perjury The wieners replied, that the eerfAeice lie hadgrien he would repeat again and eget') at any hazard. Mr. Glass then teldl4m be had - auritnefs that • bad feet him fi gn bis name to the Wilt. The wit ' ode replied, "•1.4t him conieforward, then." Charles Jones, clerk to Mr. Raikes, late. Printer . of the Gloacelar Yeatrfal en which concern Mr. Ward was for matterears employed), raid he was, perfedlywell acqwyntedwithWarit'shand writing, and..that be had no doubt bui that the fignatufer was his hand-writing ; be at the fame time admit. ted, that Ward bore an . excellent charader. Elizabeth Toeing was then calked, to prove:the, fait ef Ward's Wising lignedjt.• She k 1,4 been boufekeeter to "sr. carodtdine anj ,fraiorke . of the priocipal legatees-indef . theill pii no', came to eftablint ; Ilse vial. IV st) ire :oh dto ekerutt a releaft, to snake herfelf a nipeeent withers. She. (wore politively, that by.e er ofthe Tetlatori Are wai prefent at cyclist** at the 'WM was figned, by the witneires, and raivVirard fign his name to it.- ' her, - examination,: every !him doubt; thittpm- haveltilifaNs a f t 2udges'ipuft not doubtful ; Mc. was decidedly it revocation , he Inuit charge' , the dingly ; but he .would permit ifitt be.. move the Court. for a new without payinent of coßs. • , mow, on the-part of the piaintigillid, 1 that poke would never at& ; s he rhould be able to peer frail the' witns&i, that the will in ;nation Wu' yeetteti_ . Mr, Caleov. ;liked hir, ,in cr u ors-examiaation,;‘, whether the deceafedltad,'. or had 'not; it . !very: time that the Will was *netted as his ill at ' deed, retraced with a pen the letters forming his statue ?--She replied pordively, that he had. Mr.GAltaow,in addreMnatfie Jury, on•the part .of the plaintiff, dwelt a good dea l on this anfwer of Nr . s t "riacimas ' as impeaching her credit.' The ilwagron le had sttked her was likttly a device to try kr sfedit; fhe.(llpufing it was noceffary that ould•be terraced each time of the gel 1), Aralried iptfantli the OA that . out for her s * fwure twig re**- . -" • •17 efistipoAd4sVesOlisftbiliNO had Stich an eagernefs to. the will at o,'enialaFfasio *satiate/ 4 , as isiarietair teatw44lMans the formality efesecettß he titonghsandr,ely : it., made ft *e obfersit6. „ , ..• e imr the mart'Whn-tbdtight Whit . eli (ion, in a aftsa, Likern h,, -that 1. - this p 4 Row .kkle sheagbt, is rather .kore that t Mends had , a fit of ,tho,l+lo iforei from larmordinate fwilkng porter, than '- he. had to riivirse le4freit;tio sa cot proyarto fie *dwelt the-Jerry-S&L credit Want perftsafien thAwatindaced idle th-ssat and ocianstof thr night. to be governed by dreams. they might is hands itiltle blood of their brothers, they were obeying filitrathitte command. - row then returned is the evidence . of Aid. Ward, who was lovas( eve/k Joan to b a psrfon o excellent clialetler ; and he thought that the quef tion was limply, .whether a man bearing fuch a charafter would wilfulhf perjure himfelf, witbont any allignable motive ? Although tone wither:Attire the fig,tature to be his hand-writing, yet thsalvit nefs might well be miflaken,particularly es Ward bimfelf confeffed that was verylike his haadyritip . .g. Lord ELLINSOROUGH told the It that he diould fi rft fubmit it tb their decifiort,' a *tatter) bf falbothether that winter:theca Grassland duly ;sifted by the three witfteffes ?, The intention of . the teflator to difinherit his filler was clear ; but , the law reßuirecl, that every will refpedting free gold property &m ild be attel te d by-three witneftes. .The principal sit:Aloe then for their determina tion was; whether Wfird bad, or kad not, attefted this will as a fit His Loray then recepi., 'tulated the evidence to;thse Juri'orith iw t h obi - cc- vations as occurred to'hifit, on thelefly given by the different wttuefert. -- ' • • 'The J u ry sneered ` for a esinfiderable tient; and .atlength brought their Verdift for( the Defendant Ron that pikiiiitti-Whas that the will was4tly entente& • eilfAu! , I 1 i • • ' 411'1 Lord ELL' wirabotroathettibld them, that neo n the fecond point, snitcher the will was; or Ina net revoked, by the Aeration made after its execution ? thinwira gqneftion of law : his opinion was, that -ii edpiesid'that therefore the Jur/Gm:fold,' hafilatatessiseefel his dire lion in point of law, find a XThrlfilltraneadly for the Plaintiff. 7 • - -.The firy ftamittetordingly for-the Pliaintkr, -, __- ThaVerdil t eases the caufe in 114 fsteatiers : ittlisilsreothossill to have been dole execated c , toft Akirstinde revoked. - If the' -Difeitchint's Coined chute **gee that the 4lrerstionit , inl, the will do met Mote h, they may inervaelbr. si Sew. trial. '.* v: . ,•:.:v : 1 -7 , : ::::.::„;,:po L ics, &e. - ilstirinisiLd4seerliay Binjemie %ram was aPPrehtndid eit:biiard a Weft Indiaman, off Stoat ; News ' •Shadwell, forhiving:flabbed Williarn Iltir-i 'tie in the'fidt %ith a 'harp infirmasnt4 they weits Inithiinfinue officers.' The offender, Wan COISIMW tied tifilkw Prilbn until the fate of the wound 4 , i os'Xeertained. t ,t &ring houfekeepers, from diterent parts •ifihkiirwn, appeared at this office to give evi.l dienee'agninft Sarah Walker, who had been refet.j. • from the Ivfaulion Ronk en Taettlay laft - so! thjs place; and fully committed for trial, on a• 'charge of plupdering every hired lodging the took.. Being informed of the commitment, they weft:{ away, with an intent to prefer bills againft her at the enfuing Seffions. MAWSIQ* Hoirss.—Yenerday IValban Malian , was fummooed before the LORD MAYOR, by John Lawrence, a Cuftom.boufe officer, who fued fpr -theronviaion of a penalty, he having feized thirty five pounds of raw coffee in his haute, which had not paid the duty, and charred him siith know. -Tingly harbouring and concealing Wunder his &op board, he fuppofing,him to, be a taylor. Two perfone who were 'predist at the feizure of this 'coffee; proved it to be found in Nathan's WA, , ut could not prove it toti,aoth his knowledge, as they did not fee him there ." _Nathan denied any knowledre of k; and ca ll ed ['tiro witneffes to prole that be let ,ont 'part of his heaste, and they might briptin any thie&vrithout *liit knowledge. Alderman BOIDELL I *gifellfill to the Aet of 'Parliament, affifled big Lordfldp in this intiniry, who confulting together fag, there was a probabi lity of the coffee being iu the hoc& without his knowledge, as fuch they did' not convict him of. three timer the value of the coffee, although it was condemned at the Cilltom-houfe. WHITICHATEL.—Yefterday five very furpicions perfons were brought to this office, on fufpicion of having committed divers oTAces on the White. chapel Road. They Were committed for re-exa mination. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO TION. 1c)Elog has been pieak4 to appoint the Rev. Dr. George woe of the Miniftcra of Aberdeen, to be onto( his - "-las for Scotland. Maie'' SEQUESTRATIONS, he. IN SCOTLAND. Creditors oClanaes lat 4 Daff, wright. Tomnagrew, call on Clie Hatband, writer, TP erth, at ft January, to receive diaktaid. itormof Simon Infer, builder, Edinburgh, meet In Rom . Eschew =Mae, Jan.s, twoo'alock ,to initreet m • esa peditera of Bri, writer aid- merchant. late b 114111.. max in W.ilfotea fans &Mb 7 th January , is e'crsthsis4lo4 ci4 offer of conagro fi tion: . . to of Thomas Moffat, eaton-fplaner. Bufbi, meet In Makin 110417 s chamber, Glafgew, inch January, cede* SO litVilat taifteer-Pip addend- ,• Credbors of Terence M'lver, late merchant, /dining/Ij, gp. lodge claims vials AO. Peebles, Glafgow. by x9th janstry.; 'CANS:tie of Jelin Ito booidiVer, Glefgow, meet there in . I David Xay's e e,yth January, is o'clock, to tlifibnape trona, an ienniniphostro, d akin dividend. reglithis • I. 4, 1. r . !- . . , '• • , lligED --', ..• . T ~o cr <_lo day narenhig early, at Camberwe ll , in Surrey, Mn addow,of the 4t4 cotes clod, Ek. • 1" 011 Mondry, Henil 'ftWey. Efq. of Portland-place; late. Identtnanttolonet untie Third .oriKises own "Reginvant of bragoons. ' . . . ' ' 4 :: 5.:I;;; Than,On Saturday laft, Lady P:owytr, v(idawand 04 ON W. 1 B owyer, Bart. late of Than, Buckc. itio ', • • " l At rain6argh, Mr. ceivi, f ce n c painte r to the thetici yal. • . .• :t --On•the 9tbilifttint, M. fiermisAVlllllkiiem manufadiviaar, .P . f4iint.. 1:" a .... .31y c . '14.".1 4 ... _. 7 . . . For Rheumatifm, Rheumatic Rout, . I : umbago,l - le:td ach, Numbnets, PoitY,. Indigeihie4 t Spafmodic or ilyiog Pa4pa, general Debility, sud , Relpstlen of the fylteni, SPRAINS, sau r i*..l, N.AiI4LAINS, .I;c., „ ~ PXPERIENCEI t tIa, the mild 'J. , ulating I--. Powers cif IFHITE 'a SENCE of • StAID, Pllla and Fluid, the nwit:liir ' . ;etrtcdy.' aver iseade Itiasilkn to tlia world, having ftseeesded;ba esike• of frt; eight, Wu, twenty, and even of forty yearrilinlitur, after ether DMus moire bad failed,-asd it los abfolusely,, moire Adults Of , the above alainks, than air dze irk.. eves...before mpde i'nbM.. The Auld' Eitellie to fa ' ibl . paieirating and fpeedy in its4speradaiwillgteeralltib - e-efitt .1 , - SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CHI4IISAIN3, .. • . by a tew applications. Whitehead's Eira3c( of, Maftard. la,geppared and fold at' 11.9 d. -each Box or Bdttle, by 1114cillitrost, Apothecary, No. isitifteVilreet. t3ohe ' •L s s •tz 'I IA vl ..- And"ltsirepoillooils fo enliertialpoltobillhodlia s trA iN ti be had oreverpalliikato Walt In lodkaillostislesolllZi!. --- • i •- • ' ,a.es• To onmossontetfolt — ltopolidon, . -padattoviefted tii is b,- the Genuine ii dilliostii INfss Patent' widths ere of R.JoiNeron, d 2t'e ofakoniint an et each Bottle or Box. 't :. r . j.• I.' .r,:,., NEW MEDICINE ACT. 7 '"-•-ra - '.l At terlidifirarehotife for )Jr. James ' s Powder, No. 4frAlk . ' Paul's. Cburch-yard, Laudon, following MEDICINES are' fold, at•lhe prices annexed, to - . the Stamp Duties ; ard it is , enacted, that from the - tit of September, 'Boa, the stapips , Amid be applied to all Propfetery Medicine', as weft for Foreire u for Hew Confumption, and as 'a Voudderable'Addi don II nude to die Statups an the'Artieles of higher Value, or thole 411 Sak i the Priceeuf Dr. James's Powder will be in fa iure as. 9 d. per Packet, or ss. 6d. per 'Dozen; bit the Quantity of a Dagen Pukes in a lrotde (as made op for the : Alp/ . atia_kfivy) may be bid for 11. 4. And as by Favour 6f the Ift•MaMonert of the Stehip'Odltit, Plates are prepared for Mr. Nefebery's feparate Ufe, with his Hume engrared in etch Stamp, the Public will be careful to.ohrs.rve that tat WO, ; ' " F. Newbery, No. 45; St. Paul's," are printed In the Stamp* pf an his Medicines ; and as it is prefumed that this will bee fu - Ftknt Security againft Counterfeit, his Signature on the Labels, on D• r James's Powder will be dheontinudd from henceforwatd:l Stamps will be alliwed pads, as afual, to chore who pi er" Half a Dosed 'more at a time, of the lower priced 'Article*. a. d; 1. • Dr. James's Powder s 9 Lozenges of Blois x' dig--1 Battle ' 44 0. Preake's Tinet. of Bark 4 0 Analeptic Pills 4 IV Ifutham% ditto , large Box 24 "0 - Inglith Coffee s 9 Dr. Steers's Opodeidoc s 6 Genuine Arquebufade 7 11* 6 Convulfinn 011 a 6 Ormikirk Medicine. • 6 .......- Camomile Drops z 9 Ingtb's Scots Pills 1 o --_'Paregoric Lo- Vance oePeppersahlt _ z I tenger - z z 4. Grant's Drops - t t Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. Hopper's Pills :t Dr. Attain's Chalybeate - • Glafs's Migneha . •s 6' Ditto - 4 9 Henry's ditto • VS Baby's i Carminative C 9 Norton's Drops s 6 Effenee of Coltafoot '''t I 6 lipilibury's ditto '' s 6 Cephalic Snuff .0 9 _Dr. Sotander's Tea a 9• SPeete's Dentifrice .4' ti' • Grenouglis Tindture z ; . Jones's Rheumatic 'nee.' '''' Do.Tolu Lozenges. aal tore - 3 11' leE ttett N. B. Stamps with 14r. Name are affixed to dm firft twenty Articles above and as many perfo s, patticularly fervants and m ' mistake his houfe. he is under the nceeffity of poind out, that it is at the Eaft FM of St. Pad's, nearest to Cheapide, and that it has a large white itueetad front, on which theft words are infcribeci : ...Tim infLT WARINOUSIC FOR Da. JAMES'S PONVDTIt." WHEMPraieffional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe. Aldan of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long =tinned Alibis is the beft criterion of fuperiotity. Ton retro have I devoted my pradtiee to the exelufive treat al THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefshd refult of Joy pies gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradtice to refaie individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous predpitmey of general Pradlitioners. The THREE DI SORDERS, to th e cure of which have de voted my attentio n, comprize every fpeeies of VENEREAL -FiIIIECTION, whether of a recent or long duration~sdly. AS hinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of 'Schoolboys, or the indulgence of matdre age, pod laftly slat de► vangement of the fyitem in Wonsan which is caged IMIULEN NES:; or STERILITY. • ' Numerous difetas are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the trontassmt of a fimple Gonorrhat,and it not unfrequendy hap less, that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indifcreiion of an unguarded hoar. By a fuperior method fueh complaints are esfily cured, and even where others ban failed, .1 trutt that I may prtfume to offer'a radical re-ettablithment. , Few, however, arc the cafes of 'complicated 'diftrefs in the trder_, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who todulgehee Ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Galc 7 Rate des of a falltionable Life, acquire th a t of Debility which is the unavoidable confequenec of inch pernicious habits. ' Whoa the unhappy Water broods over his relfery, bat care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Tome confolation fur him tohnow, that although It be an objedt of doubt or uncer tainty with tither Pradthiefiers, the removal of tbefc DE Ft. CIENCI ES by the gradual proves of Renovadonie die &egoists-1 'went of my+ experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus harm' _begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevenerd ' an early counteradtion of this languid *ate, and In theft ..t10•• *A lie Figatturf CONDON'. CoIifVENIENCIPOIKPIdY , ;AND ktPintriog:.r, I;tAKALLEtis Ibi GFIf ERAL. tlyt wit CEN'S fillAD .ar.r,vI,SQLLOWING POST COA CITES : TTNCOMMOLCHEAP TR A VELLING B a t T a ti aad BRISTOL ; by W' 3 - I'. c o Ac t \ rent% Clilppenh_am, and Marlboro every Aftere.t a ivcs at Mr. .MtiVv, the Oleyhmind inn , ilath, and idisefrAtahrrThentes-ftreet, Ertftat, ut, cas.....F . arcels 6d : carrisge,.—paai,,,..l /tided frebmlifittera eiiidtWater, Taunton, ietrpool,- Warrikten, Knittsfard, Stone, and Li tchst . , c om b, iazed, the Expedition, every vtening, at Fi _ toelc, tnahe -erotic , * tan, Red Crofs-ftreett Liverp oo l . Guar i )rouglicut. iirnsinglunk Munn Poff Cbach,with st fitted s et „,,,. .1 fiftersookand .reaches' Birmingham aext day Is by Oxford. klpftope, and Euttou, to the Head, Bull-ltrett, Wmingbant. Leeds New4t !Oita:at-h. , calltd the Reekingbarn, f p t „ my nifirm i aar a *ha o'clock...carries four infides f ees remarkably - Oily-94es tkrougb Stamford, Newark, ?let., ford, Doncafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, L e . b next day atfliests. , NotwWiftanding the imeoennoon en\ e di ti „,„ of this Coar.l4.itid. allowed to be. tha ranft agreeabi c plate voWie conveyance on the North Road, being unq ua m in accommodation br aratweyincabi.another. • Kendal, Lanafter, Prefton, Kirby Locfdale, tzt.Nl 'may. ()ringlet; 'ant 011itoneVia niache3, every aTtz, NMI, at five o'aintis—..9aardad. Louth, Spillby,ifentocaftic, Rohm+, Spalding, Petri-Jr:n:li; * Stilton, and fintitlngdbn,Cbach, lets off Manday,Wte.n.zfA %Iliad Friday Crenibp, - .at - fa* o'cka•g+Tte only. Coa:h frau Spiny with a Gurrd.' . . . . Y or k. Newcaltle,_ and F.dinbargla Po* . Coach, th e I . Nene!, leribeined With a Guard:throngfiota, fits out t.-. morning at (eves' iss'elnelt, by warof Newark; Rett , ,rd, T, eafter,Darlingtdll,Ntetbailerton haiD 4 Morpeth, an d ;.• ;tick. Palliinwers Culdlint.thentil, 'Wiped from the I o f the jourpczeuerick what tine theittledo and then p n m c . . on without any idditional fire. The Jir; Oftietor ct York . hey to Hus,stallaceib,-wweir y ad .Tither places. and. Euggluyai-Coanar,. gsioawkh doer H. itaftMTarct apjlls aa,m,pages.theongia Bmagh, Appi Grelkfirldget Mond. Catterick.„ 4loroughbridge. Wed. by; Aliettoti, egter, and Gran&4ll4(the nearelt way bid miles) l ucent Ealwi_l_Gyorising end Performs the journey • the.gresnertilibthWoffeflgert detahledon the mad by , pr t ilialfure ! , vc.t.to peculiar advantage of th e i r f eats b eteg egria In the itch, (with only fi x Coa e lnuen.) .E„t,,,. ...Falmouth, Dartmouth, W e y mout h , D or tbefteri - malSalllbirf Balloon Coaches, every. Morning at ro a . ~ .nr acie yo l k p tail; through Honiton, Atroinft wi bridport, - glanWora; Balingftdte. and BagEhot—Canto four infidels, at only• e al.2S. each. Illeitfoe; Sitartakikidilefdon; sal Cheatunt Coach, ev Bfkftiefi• '• . , ' •- •' - ' 1 ; •; . • Padfield and Re inn Rockingham Coach ever; Mora. it t Seven..:-Guilded. ' :cord, Bertfois, and Henley New Poft-Coach, aid. I abxd every Afternoon, at Five o'Cloek. • _hienebelter. Wignstiow,Congleton, Neweaftle, Walk% ad Wolv erhampton_ IP oitCoach , °sexy **moan. Ganda. Shrevt4buri, Wellington. ald Ziff:742oft Coach, the Rol • Chirlotte, every evening, at five t?eioek, to the Raver. and Bd lettkUnlcorn Inn,Shrewibury. Gnardcd. . Sonthanspton, Wischttiler,, Arl.ford. 41ton Coach, evert "Hull, Northeave,Howdea, 'thorn and Done-after Poft Coach, every morning" at (even o'clock to the Bull and San lun iMiton.Gite,'Hull. -. - !N. ;R. -Heavy Weigists of-Lnygege, Gnodi, ke. conveyed by the walermontkned Waggons—To Dire, &ales, songs Nary, aid all - Parts of Suffolk every Monday.' Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, every:7'l36%y. . , anittlinsltecnicWinobeitel. Resder, laradlaira,Lringtons poratcburck.4 l oeo9oo4ordhillbridgea Fi l PbPrn, ald F Mt ;.-Waggons Diity. • ; Woreefter, Pttlhore, and Wycombe, every Sathrety.. I Cirencefter.Ab:ngdon, and Henley. three tins a week , • tinnbury,Sampton, and T wiekenham, twice a week. W. MO II N' rAIN and Cu. refpecifalky acquaint theirFrieads i and the Public.that they will not be zecountahle for any Pared seLfiggigit.lce. of inare elan Flie Pounds value, if loft or &- waged, tinkle fpeciiied at the time-4 delivery, and paid for isc . pordingly, nt the Saracen's-Head Ina; Snow-Hill, Uncial. 1 To THOMAS- lilkYLelk, Efq. ' rourtikarr. • Edinburgh-, March zfl, do:. Bleave .t9infaFts FA), that ever (ince the tear xi* tiiave becu aillieted with the Lues Vcrert wllrt, k , from ftliblaftbiately.reltsig every courfe of utedectin preferibed:bi-thertnilt eminent ortbe hehlty here, and under going reread (brie tootles% of &Evade* and twice difchaltdl from the ifotpital, wick BUIE rebel; arouittappetar to be of lee molt inveterate natuye. In the frig of lyCgeq tr.y diffeder had got to fuch i as nearly to*Put a r criod to my exiltenca I had a large ulcer on the crown of toy head, one co each arm, and any lye were broke ont in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and hadllnen in a Aire of ulceration for the lift Coven Nip:A triY.left had alfo two lare nodes oa it e was very totleft . ,:hreiiioured, and pveme foci excruciating pais, partimilarly whin warnain sled, al nearlyio deprive me of ref!. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J;thomy. fon, • (who reetivedfo great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Pater e Pills, which I began to do on the zoth of May; in the cootie ortni:,;h: I began to receive. li.'nefit—in Utak more than a mopth the ulcers on toy head andarms Wert round. ly•healed—foon after the fares on my-legs healed aifo, leaving however, confidaabk difcolonration in the (kin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the !Acting of GOD, and a little longer perfeverapeeln your inraleabli Med:tine, fublideti; the zOdesdifperfing, Brodkin regaining natural hue, and the non tonal paint graduallyguim off.-1 thus became, by your libo ral advice awl mediciue,pertedly free from all my fonner coin plaints-Lk:l%u: recovered my fur.ner fpirit and Itrength, and am become jolly anti fat, In which Rate having continued many months to the . altonillimer.: of ail who hocur are, I am at a to!, in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for this good of ether 6ff:ring mortals, to nuke this my cafe as public as pciMbli, as 1 (hall on every oceation ; in fo doing you will greatly oil lige,Sir, your gr:t , 11:1, obedient, very humble arrant, ALEX. MURDER, Swan's Clore, High-(freer, F.,;:aturgb. Witneffes to the above cure .--Joha Thompfon, N 0.3. New Poultry-market, John Nl' I nroftt , ki Affetnby c:ofe, I.:einbtagh. Prepared and told by the tole Proprietor, TllO NIA:i TAY. LOR, Member of the Royal College of Sorgeons, at his i i-cfc, N 0.9, New Bridge-flreet, London; where, after a c•-/.tant refidcncc of more than thirty-fie years, in a 7)rJe.; :c par: ly diretted to thiestre 44Venerici Cony4air.n, an.i thole inci dental to the Parts of Generation, with -ha: f.erecy which Men of his Proferao:: should a!ways obf,..ree in :uch he flatten himfelf, the advice and aliilkauce he i s r...tuitouliy ad miniftem to palms taking this Medicine., ca:ane(t. -by a difeerning Public, as an advantage feldom attainabx, and void of all ambiguity. Alto fold, by his appoinunlnt, for the convenience of did, Baing .at a diltanee, at the P:rfumer's, No. le, St. Alban:- Itreet. Pall-Mall ;•• he Toy-thop, No. tot, ONford-ftr:et Mr. Dilborouglia, Ne Fith greet-hill ; Mr. Steel, baok o. a, ilnioo-row, Little ,Tower-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. C.allwell's, Dublin ; and by one per. fon in every andiderable town in Great Fritain and Ireland, in boxes of only as. 9d. each; foaled up, with 41 and plain di 'redios4.9/hereby perfons of either fox may care tketufelves Frith cafe, (peed, roomy, and fafety. • N. B. Every Box fold in Great Britain is faded up with a `Stamp, on which, by favour Of tl:e Conimiffoaers, is p: inter!, st the Stamp-Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-fiscet—to imitate which is felony, and a:l others are counterfeit OMIT 1 for lavas:Med, a pmptr Per xto revive the Eunibmingfparks canftitutiom . INU have long been difappointed rally, may be sabred, that in molt lamble Medisal 8141 tial to * ndatahing, and liserescaGoneti to hate, form eke I ItilE May biconfilted perfonsEy ' I hreoindiesee With fueh this Intl- ' LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL, hie bleuire, No. sy, : ir " 1 4 1114 gois Covent-Grantee ) at the STAR Patterinn i • elp Z , , . rises, No. I, Carey-ftreet ; and publithed by • LEVEL lito eg A rect j ej ek i ir lb, , lEPNT L ef Cauterbory -place,Latubeth)at N. r ,Carey-ftre. I‘29n. lIIIMi Sli • ike ST A It-07 VIC I , Temple-Bar; to which 0 !BCC t hi gbikt cag e of g nu ; ria Couladheihdoifortle El/11'011am medial te bg a 4 % - C.:, NIGH WATHe s i iI i tI4DNDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW . Morning ••ki• • • 33 minutes after 7 4 Aftemmkro). k • • • 2 minutes afts 8 oy w quay counteraction or tau Circdßati - if . ironmonger. Ediuborgh, to Ice cafes no gnat - diaculthilitill mei itates oi sefaineo sec isendstin 24th Jan. No abides& Boit wberethisDelidacylnish Creditors of Robert EVCsig, of Crocketfcird, meet rstis Jan: (maw= 'skids 1 2 o'clock, io Jokers Calfeehotife, Edinburgh, to-clinic ioto- a lAfc,sud to re-saimate cos moo sons. : .-_ ' • VARRItt.D WOMEN .- who John Ita*onAimossw, St. Niches, has applied/ern fain.* la their L./pea...time of a Faust?, Janus I)osrark, cattle-dealer. linsiddybill,.nocr in eltfogebli t ', Whim fuch sicfcas us *stable has applied Sot a difeherge. . _, ~ ~_ ./.fibe SECRECY irbkkis iota Williaworkftint; tuendssestairbroitlibe inciabined in Sheriff the IZialiticadiess which I bays Coort.rtios, Factok4th- ad a tft sower is o'clock.... jiafts,Ol tny Peepudiones and In cc Credipoes meet *no Ow eisdjoisaty, es o l ds*** - •,• is trent that Mr. BRAE Rosa tin to be made by eitAsettft.l„••• ;.., t brl.4 Inching a knell . Imes White, e i., Port &gnat ci lec of Eu Ai i ' . listed, use T antised in 8. -* Court . ...... . . s • .... I: " anti* and eftb • ' l ' ' '• ' " ' Tel ike'astoel s am ties= trace. . .• . 4ttrar • t '•• ` ► . dikisobtrof is. , . . , . . . .. . ~, , • liad tose 1ii..9 I , 0 M .' 14 1Y 4w rEIV I • uat a n ear l _lt ~ at : Nicr pin. FIT • - • rakunham, %M IA Kleanos stroust r oquolftuck-pl..ce, ode o _i„, ild rawal n. P„ site d gEtedital ate Oeilltertirnet Ef4. or iithar C°2l , ~ cOtingateltia W . and. it. Br. t h At wkhurft, Kent, James CoUlithEfi.r to fa S. M !RC 4it monY 0,. . . ii" 3 . 4 ,_ 1 11 t , ' On uefday !aft, at Barwell, In Leiggtor4tl: o lo g u, Efq t ale llniffilue u of T all, St , ffordthire, to Mils PINFIte„ It d ' titer OIP elt•011t ' the life George Philip Hooke , Efq. Licvtatuart " el of the t. *one MIT 17th regiment of foot. - ' . i stints, .. __ ._7 :..- 1 4vit an.. N .aul i tees W , Eiri ednefley e mit , 11 . r i lt oir neetile rroo4, 4 • ll l4oll4 m. ,: A o r tir one i S o t h ir n -: Lrr ) t rk v d , . Wien ' WOK R o ney w o o d . M i t fide ] (ffircquence Of Tuefd:y laft, at Bermondfey, M. W. H. Mafoo; fins attic ward, Scion giie nal Rev. H. C. Mafcrn, to Mlfs %Mind, of Surry place, Kent rcr.,(1.1 . Lit m e we d .b 7 d u i At Edinlurghon. tile falkluft: Mi. Adieu Bogle, merchant Ilew in Ghtfetw, to MI6 lone Ltzule„.claughter of the WA Mt. Jas. NI do.: If . t t 111 Viingt, Meat:lnt In7Manefiline. W I? - rid On pt.; ts, all 4 r• ! o tithe Navy, to belfs - HalL every vgli ' ME - t ...y.ittTpibot, ogilowit bps,lido Efsi. to Miff Kent i tp*, . PAP...! • ___ s ' i Head 4 • 1 ^