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COCEPIT, WHITEHALL, APRIL z. Before the Molt Neble and Right Hort. the Lords Comrniffioners of Appeals in Prise Caufes. bletta Catherina, Maafs mafter.—This was a farther proof cafe, with refpea to feveral parcels of goods claimed by various perfons as neutral pro- PertY• It was fubmitted,on the part of the eaptors,there were ftrong indications of fraud in this cafe, and therefore the claimants were not intitled to reftitu tion of their property. On the part of the claimants it was fubmitted, that the proofs were fufficiently full andfatisfaaory. The Court accordingly reftered the property, as claimed. Aurora, Hagedale mater.—ln this cafe there were alto various claimaints for diferent parcels of goods, as neutral property. The Court pronounced reflitation of the pro- perty, as claimed, except to one claimant, which goods it condemned, the proof being infufficient. Wednefday two young men. in the employ of a printer, in Dean-ftreet, Fetter-lane, were both committed for trial, charged with haling two reams of paper, value 61. out of the wareboufe. At the Kin gfton Affizes. on Thurfday, Georg e Smith was capitally conviaed for robbing, one King's highway, Mr. Shaw, one of his blajelly's Mellinger:. It being dark when th robbery was committed, Mr. Shaw could not identify his w rens, but two real:, that were part of the property then taken from Mr. Shaw, were found at the pri loner's lodgings, who could give no account of them. The prifoner was arreiled at night on the Kent Road by a Bow-ftreet patrole, and had about him at the time, a cafe of piftols loaded, and a dagger. The Jury recommended him to mercy. wo men, whore names are Archer and Brook, both of Offen, near Wakefield, were committed to Wakefield Houfe of Correaion on Wednefday laft. charged with a defign to take plans of the different machinery ufed by the woollen and other manufaaurers, for the porpofe of conveying them abroad. Brook, a native of this country, has re- Aded feveral years in France, and is now returned, h appears, for the purport of accomplifhing this objet, and bad engaged Archer's affiftance In this nefarious attempt : a great variety of models were found in their poffeffion. Monday Lift Jane Benham and Mary Benham, her daughter, were committed to Reading gaol, charged on a- coroner's inqueft held by JOHN Hsoots Gent. at Sulhampftead , with the wilful murder of a female baftard child, born of the body of the laid Mary Benham. An inqnifition has been taken on view of the body of Samuel Porter, lqing dead at Perflsore ; and after a minute inveftigation,the Jury returned a verdia of—Wilful Murder againft Thomas Ran- kin, Patrick Sullivan, and Jarrett Byrnes, now in Worcefter county gaol. A dangerous gang of offenders, of more than a dozen men, women, boys. and girls, were appre hended by the Peace Officers and the Watch, on Thurfday fe'nnight at Dublin. A principal in thig gang is a noted ruffian, who has returned from tranfportation,named Peurofe,alias Jack the Sailor; a remarkable female delinquent, nicknamed the Cow, is alto one of the banditti. They have for a Ihort time pall committed feveral robberies and thefts, fome of the plunder of which, viz. notes and wzaring apparel, were found upon them. There is a boy among, the gang who had been reduced, in fining to !Chad, to join them. Saturday morning fix men were 'enticed at the ufual place, 11,:ar Winchefter, agreeable to their relPeaive fentence7:— John Brighton, for uttering a forged 51. Bank of England note ; Tho. Ealing and Geo. Lee, for riffling into, and with dreadful irecationsrobbing (about the middle oldie day) houfe of Mr. Ridley, of Hcckfield ; John Mac lonald, John Jolinfon, and Jofeph Plaits, for taking open the dwelling houfc of Mr. William igg, of Headley, and dealing from thence va us articles. They all behaved themfelves as :ame men in their unilappy fituation, and ac- Avledged that they had juftly forfeited their , es to di.; much injured ia..vs of their country. 1 LONDON MARKETS. MN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the aoils et March to the adtb of March inchilere. Total 5476 faeks.--Average 631.84 3 1 . sid. lowa. than lift return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bar 41 Gs to 51 5s I Pockets 41 zos to 71 Os SMITHFIELD, April a. To fink the oCal....per !tone of Mb. Beef 51 44 to 61 44 Vcal - fis 44 to Is 4d ... . -. . . . Mutton -os 41 to 7s 4d Pork - ss 8d to 7g od Stock at Market this morning, Beath 6sc, Sheep I zoo. NEWGATE and LEADENHALI., April 2. Per !tone of 81b. by the earcafe. Beef 45 44 to St 4d Veal 4s zod to 6s 841 Mutton is 44 to 6s 4d Pork ss 84 to 7$ od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LLADENHA LI.. Butts, so to 561 b each, - • t7d to istti Ditto, 60 to 661 b - - - 214 to 234 Merchants Backs . 184 to 194 Drelling Hides - - 14.1 to Isd Fine Coach Hides - - isd to t7d Crop Hides for Cutting • 274 to 19d Flat Ordinary - - zed to ad Calf Skins, 35 to 401 b per dozen, -21 d to 27d Ditto so to 7olb - - ltd to 3cd Ditto, 70 to flolb - - 2sd to 27d Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 25 6d to 3s od Large ditto - . zoos to 140$ per duz. Tanned Horfe Hides - as to 3cs each Goat Skins - -20 s to 64$ per dozen PRICE OF TAI.I.OW IN LONDON. !I. James's market 4$ 3id Town Tallow 711 6d to os Clare market 4$ 2iti R ulna ditto (ca.) 66s od to 67s Whitechapel market as id Ruffia ditto (limp) 64s to 65s (per Roue of Bib.) White Candle RuMa 65s to 666 ---. Melting Stuff 57s od toils 11l pi Ditto Rough 4os od toot Average Price 4s aid Greaves tps od to es Good Dregs tts to os Yellow Soap, has. to os.--Mottled Sos.--Curd, 84s. Candi:3, its. 6d.—Moulds, 1211. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, April 1. St. James's. Whitechapel. 01-lay 310 to 5 5 127 otos to 0 4 oow 5 5 0 Straw il6to a 3 I• to 8 o t 18 to 2 8 o Clover 6 oto6 to 5 to oto 6 13 • adcrops o to 5 to COALS, April s. Beft Coals In the Pool, al. zi. Od. per Chaldron. Delivered al. tee. od. Sunderland, 11. ass. 6d. Delivered al. as. od. As Mr. Jolliffe, brother to the late Member, was returning on Tuefday from the eleaion at Petersfield, his chaife was fuddenly overthrown, and his head mangled in a molt alarming manner. He was conveyed the fame evening to Merftham Houk, the feat of Colonel Jolliffe, where furgical alEftance WAS procured with the utmoft expe- dition. On the night of Baari's late benefit, at the Opera-honfe, a lady in the pit had the back of her !ilk drefs cut open with. Inc (harp-pointed in firument, which had probably been provided for a more lucrative purpofe. A fellow who had afilimed the gentleman for that night, was inf. pelted, but not having been feen in the all, he was permitted to pals unnoticed. Yefterday a gentleman, a collator of a water rate?, going into a chandler's (hop, in Elbow-Line, fell through an aperture in the floor, and broke his arm in two places. Mr. Walter Brown, a farmer in the neighbour hood of Carmarthen, was la ft week found by his fan drowned in a well adjoining his honk. It. is not known by what means this melancholy acci dent happened. On Monday evening a labourer, employed in the new buildings on Snow-hill, being intoxicated, by fome accident fell into a privy, where he was on Tuefday morning found fuffocated. - Tuefday morning, at the fame place, a mart fell from a ladder with a hod of mortar, by which ac cident a leg and an arm were broken. He was taken to the hofpital without hopes of recovery. The fame morning a man leading a vicious horfe in a cart in Snrry Road, the animal difen. gaged itfelf, ran furioufly along the road, and over fet three carriages; one carriage was entirely de =tithed ; one gentleman was flightly hurt. The horfe and cart was, with much difficulty, flopped near the foot of the bridge. A ferious accident had nearly happened at Brighton on Saturday : a gentleman who had juft returned from a Ihort journey in a whifkey, on alighting at his own door, gave the vehicle to his fon, a boy about twelve years old, to drive to the yard. The youth, pleated with the talk allotted to him, readily took the reins, when the father, to gratify two of his younger children, who flrongly petitioned for the ride, imprudently placed them by the fide of their brother. They had not pro ceeded far, when the untkilful driver, in turning tharply round the corner of Raggett's Subfcrip tioa-houfe, firuck one of the wheels againft ,the palifades in front of it • the chalk was, in conk quence, overturned ; the whole of them were thrown with confiderable violence over the rails of the Steyne, but, fortunately, without receiving any material injury. On Friday fennight a melancholy accident took place on board the Holftein Dana prize, lying to Sheernefs harbour. The sating Officers on board having no tinder. the carpenter, in order to get a light, put come powder into the pan of an old blunderbufs, with a little oakham, and Bathed it off two or three times. Not obfcrving fome fparks remaining among the oakham, he poured in more powder into the pan from the horn, which he held in his hand, when it inflantly went off with a dread ful explofion, (battered the poor man's hand in a molt (hocking manner, and fratured his fkull. The (hips in harbour hearing the report, immedi ately fent off boats to know the cattle, when they found the man in the manner defcribed, and not a foul on board but hirnfell: he was immediately taken to the Spanker hofpital fbip, and we are happy to learn that he is in a fair way of re covery. • Many accidents happened by firing old nifty guns, &c. at Birmingham, on Tuefday evening Befides others, the following have been taken to the hofpital. viz. David Hinds, the fingers of the left hand (battered by the burfting of a blun derbufs ; Michael Allen, coach wheels went over his legs, badly lacerated; Thomas Rice, coach wheels went over his loins, dangeroufly ill; James Griffith, violent contufions on different parts of his body ; Thomas Henfhaw, lacerated arm. BIRTHS. At Clarlimannan, the 25th uk. Mrs. Moodie, of a rlauglittr. Oa Friday bit, at Efcot, in Dorunfhirc,the Lady of Sir John Kennaway. Bart. of a fon. On Sunday Lift, in Sloace-ftreet, the Lady of Vincent Stuc key, Efq. of a daughter. Yeftrdly morning, at Canonbury, the Wife of John S. An cram, Erg. of a fon. LAW INTELLIGENCE. V HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCtos.'4 COMMONS. MARCH 31. _ _ This day the Right Hon:" Sir WI4. Scot,. pro• seeded to the Adjudication of the following caufes: Fiene, Lieuwe maßen—This was a cafe of fur ther proof with relpeFt to the property of the fhip which was claimed on behalf of a merchant at Pa ptnliurgh. It appeared that this was a Britith prize vac], which was fold by the enemy to a neutral, who afterwards transferred a part of her to another perfon. The Court reftored fo much of the (hip as was claimed as neutral property, but condemned the other part, it being clearly proved to be enemy's property, and decreed to the former owners the expenees which were neecfrarily occafioned. Louifa Charlotte, Hedenguift matter.—This was a fhip, laden with a cargo of various articles, bound on a voyage from R►vadeo, ohlenfibly, to Hamburgh, but, at the time of the capture, was Reeving towards the port of Havre. It appeared that the (tip had been reftored by content, but with tefpell to the cargo it was fubmitted, on the part of the captors, that it was French property which had been taken out of prize retie's by the owner of a French privateer, and was going to a French port as his property. The Court was.clearly of the fame opinion, and accordingly condemned the cargo, but pronounced freight and expenses to the neutral molter, the cap tors having previoufly contented to it. Provident►a, mafter.—lt appeared that this veil had been already condemned, but the cargo' was claimed as belonging to a merchant at Embden. I The Court, after hearing the Counfel on both fides, alto condemned the cargo. Vrouw Anna Maria, Baying matter. The Court, in this cafe, ordered further proof, with refpett to the cargo, and decreed freight and expenses to the neutral . . :mu g J impr the li i dona ~ ta l l r e i a ll ' l i kk riow been knot Iff el • ‘'‘ MARRIED. In Autumn Taft, at the Me of Frince, Captain Down, of the Eaft lndialhip Bellona, to Mifs Maria Spratt, of Saliibury, Wilt: On Trefday, at St. Pancras, Jan Frecttone Wilton, jun. of Doughty-itreet, Efq. to Msfs E. Pigott, daughter of the RLy. J. Pigott, of Wigiton, Leicclterihire. On the tft of OEL lA, at Barrakpore near Calcutta, I.leut. James Scott,3d regiment uative infantry, to Mifs Eliza White, eldeft daughter of the late Colonel White, of that corps. On the 25th ult. at Edinburgh, Mailer Robertfon, Efq. jun. of Inches, Advocate, to M ifs Mary Shearer, daughter of the late Charles Shearer, Efq. of Knowhead. Tuefday, Captain Clark Coilwell, of the 3sth regiment, to Mils Sarah Madox, f cond daughter of the lists: Triitram Madnx, Fig. of Greet.wich. TO BE LET, FAMISHED, And entered upon immediately, RARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, ; AI with walled Gardens, Hut-houfcs, Stables; Casch-houfts, and all other convenient OfEccs, and 26 Acres of Pafiure Land, late In the occupation of the Earl of Malnufbnry. About 2o Acres more of Palture Land may be.had if required, and the Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining to Downton, will be ist with the above.—Barford-Houfc is rely fix miles from Salifbury. Enquire of Mr. Arney, Cleft, Saßfbury ; or of Mr. Mon land, Downy si, Wilts, who will mew the Plunges. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. WHEREAS the Partnerlhip lately fubfifting between William Nicholls and Jofeph Teeee, both of the Town of Shrew Mary, in the County of Salop, WholeCalc Woollen Drapers and Hofiers, expired, agreeable to the Part nerfhip Articles, on the Fifth day of March Inftant ; the laid &alines will be carried on in future by William Nicholls only ; all Debts dojo, and from, the laid Partnerihip, will be rece: red and paid by William Nicholls; as %Vitnefs our Hands this Tenth day of March, ISoa. WILLIAM NICHOLLS, JOSEPH TEECE. FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS. T. A Capital A Irortment of Seedsof ESCULENT - 1 L VEGETABLES, being every thing generally requir ed in a Kitchen Garden (peas and beans excepted), and all of very fuperior forts, which in magilitude,flavour,and every fine property, infinitely furpsfs all the common degenerated kinds. Packets One Guinea. 2. Another Packet, eontainin7, fine Sad+ ofso Choice Flowers, which will till a garden with one great profure continued glow of beauty. One Guinea. Both tilde Packe:s contain a greater variety than could be bought, ache gammon lactic." fora. for the fame money. 3. Three trzw Peas and two new Beans, of very fuper:or ex cellence, both for flavour, and molt abundant bearing. They all yield profufely, but one pea in particular gives above dont!: the quantity of any of the old forts. Two or three [owing' of each will fupply t►e table molt liberally till after Michaelmas. Quart bags of each are ss. bold at Crocker's, St. A*.lbauVereet, No credit.—Pay poftage. FOR COUGHS HOAREENESSES &c . MR.oREENOUdIIisLOZENGSofTOLU, which contain all the foftening and healing virtues of the celebrated Went of Toin, and arc the pleaftmeft and moP effectual remedy of the kind in all Coughs, Hawk:fleas. Sore Throats, and Definitions on the Lungs, healing the reloads and forenefs of the Breaft, and affording great relief in fhortads of Breath, and in Aftlunatic and Confumigive complaints ; they do not cloy the ftontach,but rather email an agpetite. But as the great benefit to he deriv.d from them can only be fecured by haying them genuine, the Public are requdted to obferve, that R. Hayward, No. to, Ludgata-htl, is printed on the Ramp, as all others are counterfeit,. Theft Lozenges are pre , pared and fold by R. Hayward, (Weedier to T. Greenough, the Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate-hill ; and fold by F. Newhery, No. 0, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur- Rivet ; H. Jeboult and Cu. No. rio, Ozford-itreet; J. Ward, 324, Holborn; T. Overton, 47, New Bond-Rrect ; and W. Clark, No. 269, Borough. Price ts. t #d. the box. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. r1"1-1 . 1 PROPRIETOR of this moft excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Mem baying never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, To IFTUIIN Tat Monty. ft wilLonapplleation,take off the Inflammation in a few hours, and ddtroy effednldly the Malignity without the kali hazard, Printed Diredtions fated up with It. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation In Gamely, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateft reputation. Sold Whoirfale and Retail by Aztell, No. r, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tayif toek-itreet ; Mr. Willa), No. 39 , St. James's-Brat; Mr. Sydney, No. at ; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and jeboult aixeCo. No. is% Oxford-street.• At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bother, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller ' and Raman, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bride. Portia and Oofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. jam ,bookfacr Peafowl:ll s Mr. Morey, hookas.. DR. I-lUNTER's ALTERATIVE This istrallible ILlAlicine, of well-ella' for years, effeetually cures the VP.NFRFAI. IMT'AsF. in 11 Its different Rages, wit! , nut &citing the paltsful anott...l it at. tendant on fahvation,wi bout debilitating threw:ifs. • ~f degree, or cmaciatinj the human freme, fn happflv 1,: t.• the patient to health, whi:ll. hi,, ntttntitm to balnefs 1, us.: Is•r rupted. He is refeued, by thtfe Sanative, &away/ •r• the eventual dan7er of trusting his life in the hands of tudki;fai pretenders, the delulions of way enWlics, or tie 1.:11 m See 14 tal confecit.ences e.alctaltnevt. The rarac.il virtues ,d thew falt.tary Pills may be ;4G:enables! issettianable doornerts, it the hAnds o. the s'roprictors.—Eacis box is :...euta,l soled v: at direetions fo main and Mind, that easy porfon, even thentot unlettered of either fex, c.-airot fall, by eihfervin.; them, ass,/ the fymptums are slacribid vd , !h filch great accuracy, that oai miftake can pallid) . h.liptm In their never Laing apprieatiog and tire. by appointment of the Proprietors, by Aftfros.Ru azd Co Surgeons, No. 18, ; at (:ocki Il's Medicine warehoufe, ft:it. 229, Strand, the fest:nth hunk ttom Tempii ibr (where attendance is gist= by Dr. IL on lia".sincfdaya ant: Fridays, from tight in the morning till nine at mtle); and all refpedtable hteditint Vcn*kr in tmt n and country, price 21. 9d. per box, file boats i= one for mi. 611,—.1tIvix to the Pour gratis. FOR Rheumatifms, Rheumatic Gnut, Sciatica. Lumbago, licad-acb, Numbnefs, Yaify, Insligeflion, Fla tulent Spafmodic or flying Ram, general Debility and Relaxa tion of the Syftem, Sprains, Bruill-s and CHILBLAINS. Experience has proved the mild iliasulating powers et Willi MEAD'S ESSENCE OF MUSTARD Yills , and Fluid f fence, the ntoP. effedual remedy ever made known to the world. having fucceeded in cafes of fix, cight,tru, twenty, and cran of fury years handing, after other weans had failed. and it Ina ahfolutcly cured more patients of the hbove compl sluts, thaa all the medicine% ever before made Public. For ChM**. S rains, and Braifss, the fluid Mace if ufed according so the diredtlon, has never failed iu a fingla inftence, and fo huzularly penetrating is its nature, and fprrdy its operation, as r,corrallas to effezt the cure of CHILBLAINS, by a finer libaral appli cation. Whitehead's ElTcnce of Muitlrd is prepared and fold at IF. 9d. each Boa or Bout:, by R. JOIIVS CON. Apothemry. No. ts, Greek-ttreet, Soho, London: its reputation is Co ge neral, that it is fold by every Medicine Vender in Engimd. Ireiand,,Wult Indies, and America. To prevent countetfcit impofition, purchafers are requetv.e4 to obferve, the Genuine is diitinguithed by the King's Patent, and the Signature R. Jout4bTO N. the Patentee's owns writing. on the label of each Bottle and Box. MEDICINE AC*l'. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. cs, St. Paul's Church-yard,a few doors front the Corner of Cheap 6 lq 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at t'te 1 - prices annexed, inelufive of the Stamp Duties imputed lif this Aet ; but no additional charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the anginal , price of as. 6:1. per packet. It mn.y atfo be had at tl. 41. per doccu ; the quantity of a doren packets in one bottle, for tl as. 6d.sluty included, fa that the Public are nu fidreters. But in ordLr to facilita: - .:is operation, and to leffen the hur thenof this Ad, which wc::4l in a great incafure Lave prow a tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicine:. ace fold to taw perfons purchaiinz half a dozen or more, free traps the earner of the Stamp 4. r. L Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steerst Opodddoe s - Analeptic Pills 4 6 Convnlficat Oil 1 Cattle Powder i 6 Lo- Dr. Hoaper's Pins it# zeng es - - t 4 Dr. A u ilin's Chal ybeate Camomile Drops t Pills 4 o Effence of Cohsfo, t 3 Berry's Bilious , 3 o Effence of Peppermint t ti Dalbt's Carmi.lative t 9 • Ormilcirk Medici:us s 9 Tickell's Etherial Spirit 3 6 Glais's Magnelia 3 6 Greenough's Tindures i t s Inglis's Scots Pills t o - Tolu Lozenges t t Grant's Drops • 1 4 mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 o Narton's Drops s d Freake's Tlneture ofßark 3 6 Spitibury's Drops . 1 Huxham's ditto a 6 Spcediman's Pins s 9 • C.7ffee 1 9 Dr.Solauder'sTos sit Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Jones's Rketunatie Tin dui; 35.6 d. Alfo the Genuine Arquebufaile lately imported, and molt of the other Proprietary Medi:iss in repute. 01.t.:_ri foe espor- Wiwi are fupplied without Stamps as betorc this Ad. N.B. As many perform, particularly fcrvants and mcifengrrss nutlike the houfe, F. NEW EERY, the Proprirar, is under the neccillty of pointing out, that it is at the Eau. End of St. • neareft to Cheapfide and that it has a great white !inc ased front, with there word s infcribed : Tut °NIA , W ri roll Va. PIAIReIi Pownri. WITENan individual has experienced :my pnti . color mark of kiminefs, in which his welfare and lear:4- nefs have been confiderably promoted, nothing is - mom natutid than to leek out the iserfon by wham we have been raved, for the purpofe of expreffing our grateful fenfe of the favour bellowed. But in talc., of h eal th, w h ere we have been recovered from the la ;.t deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, and reflored to the full ta iornent of all the various bleLlugsof life, we are foreitti !called us by every confideratisin, to acknowledge it in the molt p ebb c man ner. We owe this equally to our own feelings, which molt is fenfibly awakened on the occation to the *ill and talents of the Dodtor, which merit every encomium, turd to the public at large, in order that thole who may Rand in mad of Gmilar be nefits, may kuow where to receive them. Haying r.rede thee general obfervations, I null proceed to state :he particular note that has occalioned them, and to lay before the public the Liss tary cffedts that I have experienced under the greateit that can pebbly heal us. I was born and educated at talo cheiter, and at feventent years of age went to the Univerilty at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Wincliefter, and more particular ly at College, I was reduced to the molt grievous Rate, by the horrid and unnatural practices, too incident to youth, and which are not more baneful tonne health, than finful in the eye of Gon. I wasat Brit afflidted with a dimncfs of fight, a weskit& in off loins, and a depritlian of fpirits. In this atuation I applied to BaronlVenfel, the famous °milli , who•informed melt proceeded from the optic nerves. I fur Come time followed his advice, rill one day returning from (booting, I was felted with a numbawbas my limbs to fuck a degree, as to lead me to conclude that I Ikould entirely lore the ufe of them. This induced me to put enyfelf under the haods of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither hi* aid, nor the waters at Bath, which place I vifited, afforded me the leait relief: my fpirits at length were fir ferioufly deprelfed with violent palpitations of the heart, and my Beth fo much de cayed, that I became a mere (kelt-ton. Ohferving, however, in the Bath papers a publication by Dr. Brodum, intituled, " A Guide to Old Age," dedicated to his Majelty. I was Induced to parole the fame, when I fortunately dircoveresi the eomrlaint I had Co ung laboured under. I have the happi;•efs to add, that by following the advice contained therein, and going through a complete cotufe of Dr. Brodum's invaluable Nervous Cordial,l am no w,thank H ewer a, perfectly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my lifts I have ince quitted the Univerfity, and am going to enter into the holy Rate of matrimony, with.a determination loser to be without " A Guide to Old Age;' and, at the fame time, I think it my duty to advice all young men to follow my et 7mple, as a ptrufai of this excellent book may happily -prevent tie ri ff 'led from being precipitated headlong to an untimely grave, which, bat for Dr. Erodum, would molt inevitably have been -o) :ale. I am, Sir, your's, &e. ate. Oxford. A. D. hi. A. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodoes Houle, No. 9, Albion-itreet, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mufeum, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at it as. is. 64.—and Ss. 6d. Alfo of Jeboult and Co. ',late Bacon), No. tso, Oxford-ftreet ; Tutt, Royal Exchange;, E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Bonitos, Royal Exchange; Mr. Cuadra Medicine warehoufe, No. 229, Strut* g Golding, Wholefak Medicine Vender,No. ♦2, Cornhill ; and hi molt Bookfcliers and Medicine Venders in the three kingdoms. LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL, (of 03T111by-lireCt) at the STAB PRINTII.IO-0/YICR, No. I, Carey-ftreet ; and publiffied by LEVEL KFNT, (of Can terbury-place, La.ubetS), at Na t. Carey-ftreet, and at the ST*a-O►rca, Temple-Bar; to which Office all cornwuni , tines Cost& Ranee ate mutat:44e be addrefol. DIED. On Tucfday !aft, in the 46th year of her age, Mrs. Martha Bacon, reli of the late John Bacoc, Efq. R. A. After a ihort Mikfs. at his bode at Bulky, J. B. Barrett. Efq. Tuefd.ty, after a long and painful Binds, Mrs. Leigh, wife of John Leigh, Efq. of New Bridge-ftreet. At Stoke Newington, on Sunday loft, Mils Ann Clinker, eldin daughter of the late Mr. Henry Clinker, fugar refiner, of Goodman's fields. On the 23d ult. in his father's honk, St. Andrew's-fquarc, Edinburgh, after a long and fevere inners, James Robertfon, Efq. of Lincoln's Inn, adeft fun of WM. Robertfon, Efq. General Regan' Houle. At Tobago, on the toth of Jan. lalt, Henry Pringle, Efq. of that it At Edinburgh, the isth ult. Mrs. Anne Robertfon, widow of Captain George Robertfon, Royal Navy. On the 14th ult. Matthew Shirreff, fon of Alexander Shir riff, Efq. at his houfe, Elder-walk, illington. Lately, at Hackney, John Daniel Lueadon, Efq. On Wednefday lab, In Park-ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare, Mils T. Mabew, third daughter of Chriftopher Makew , Efq. of Ramfgatc. At his houfe, in Upper Seymour-ftrett, Neill Malcolm, Efq. of Paltalloch, Argylihire. At the honk of Dr. Hunter, in York, Mrs. Bell, relift of Richard Bill, Efq. of Welton, near HulL Lately, Mrs. Cheap, wife of the Rev. Andrew Cheap, one of the Canon Refidentiaries of York CathedraL lu the 33d year of his age, Mr. Ruffen, of York, (urgent. Atlscr ;souk at (burp Arch, in confequence of a paralytic ftroke, in the 67th year of her age, Mrs. Oldfield, rend of the late Mr. Aldermen Oldfield, of York. Lately, at his feat at Ribßon Hall, in Yorkfhire, in the prime of life, Sir Henry Goodricke, Ban. grandfon of the lat.: Right Hon. Sir John Gooibicke. set. whom he fuccecded in his titles and cages. At New Providence, Enfign John Chambers, of the 6th Weft-India regiment, and late of Halifax. Taft week, Shelley Pennel, Efq. of Willoughby, near Ancaf ter, and formerly of Horneaftle,agid 32. On the acth ult. in his loth year, Mr. Richard Sutcliffe, of York, druggilt. He laved the °lnce of Sheriff in 1783. Same day, after a tedious and painful illnefs, is the 67th year of her age, Mrs. Withers, wife of Dr. Withers, of York, and eldcß daughter of the late Dr. Goddard, of Raton, near Cattle Howard. On the 26th ult. aged 24, Mr. John Rothwell, youngeft fon of the late Retflor Rothwell, of Sephton : his death is (uppofed to be occafioned by the blows he reedved in fighting with a farmer's fcrvant man that morning. At Demerary, on the 6th December laft, Mr. David Ander fon, eidelt fon of Mr. Anderfon, Examiner of his Maje,ny's Cif toms, Edinburgh.