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LONDON MARKETS. • CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, AUGUST le. RETURN of WHEAT in Mait-latte. Including only frees the mit o Auguft to the t ..th of Augult, agrrcabie to tin crew Ads. Tetale-40.180 Ual ter., 4 BuCh-le. Average 941. xoJ. d e. Od. lower than 4.11 return. PRICE OF ItOPS. gest 41 08 to 31 °II 1 KLIII 41. to 61 os) Sato 41 OS 10 41 t"" • Stan 41 O. to 31 ct Utz 41 to to 41 to . Farnham 41 to to Si is SUrrHFIF.I.I3, Aorta 14. To flak dm offal--per !toot of Xlb. Beet 4‘ 44 to 51 04 Ve.ti os id to ess od Mutton 56 od to 66 04 Port - 61 od to 6. id Lomb, 50 od. to la. 4d. Stock at Mullet tbia ntoftang, Beats =CO. flbosp led lam). 11)700. . 145WGATE and LEADENHALL. Aegoß I+ Per flow of Sib. by the weak. Deer se 4d to 4s 6d Veal 4s od to so 4d Moues 44 8d to sa 6d Pork 6a od to 6s 84 lamb 4s 6d to sc u. PRICR OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Dc James's market ss sd •....Town Tallow s;s od tO OS Cbmt math n ya Id guru ditto (ca.) sp od to 5,1 Whitechapri market so ad Ruffs& ditto (bap) 54s tool (per Remelt 88..) White Candle Rata cos to os Melting Stuff coo od tow sos od Ditto Rough sas od to OS se 4d Grooves 301 ad to o Good Deep „ass or co Torpor Deep. fan to °se—Mottled, low—cord. go, cluing+. ars od--Jdookla, use. ad. PRICE Or HAT AND STRAW. 44. SodadlelL SC James's. 0.14110 otoo o 4 o egad • 0 4 me els* 6 o NAIL 3 3 10 4 14 • Straw ostoszr 5170t03 6 0 rsso/e6 g (Vette 6oto 6 to 6so Otor y > • 10.4 a o ootooo COALS, Aiwa sa. Dell Coals in the Pool, 11. 31.6 d. per Chalks. Delivered - al. au. od. Sunderland, 11. ros. 04. Delivered sl. lc 6d. Avarage Pries DUBLIN, AUGUST Is. • „ The following is an extraa of a letter from Ca- , low, dated Auguß ts:—" A banditti of 6o men, , completely armed and appointed, having appear. eel' in the mountainous track which lies between Wicklow, Wexford, and Carlow, General.firs slut put himielf at the head of slo infantry and , a body_ of cavalry from the garrtfons of Carlow and Kilkenny, and penetrated Into the mountains. . The banditti have hitherto had the good fortune to elude his purfuit; but he has encamped, and Rationed his forces fo judicioufly, that we every moment espea to hear of the extirpation of this , remnant of rebellion." Sattuday lad, Vali" Maher was matted at the front of the New Gaol, purfnant to his diffance, for robbing Mr. Williams of hised watch, near the Low-ground. lead:ng to Rin end The unfor tunate malereaor con&ited hunfelf at his lag moments, with becoming penitence; he acknow ledged his being guilty of 'the crime, for which he - fuffered, and exhorted an acquaintance, who vilit sd him (hortly before his death, to avoid bad com pany, to which he attributed his untimely fate.— He confeffed to be one of a party who (tole (beep 1002 e time ago, belonging to Alderman Ezfliaw, which, he fad, were fold to a certain butcher in Patrick -greet. The Recount fat on Saturday la& purfaant to adjournment, for the liberation of the different - Debtors of the Four Courts Marffialffit, when a eery great majority of thofe who were brought up were difcharged. The cafe of Darby Mulhall was advocated by Counfellor Barear., with that zeal which to much diffinguithes him in behalf of unfor tunate perfons of this defengtion ; he intreated his Lordflup to pay attention to the ciredrnaances which marked this man's cafe: the prifoner was a baker in this city, and had contraaed debts for flour with Alderman Carleton to the amount of pal. and had become from unavoidable lofts in trade, In ernbarrafTed as to be obliged to quit country in December lag—that one of the .which be paired to the Alderman not being paid, the Alderman was pleafed to feud over one of his clerks to Liverpool, and had him arrefled oa a fufpicion of forgery—that he brought him over in co Cody, and lodged him with Mr. Gregg, of Newgate, to abide his trial—that his trir did come on, and the man was honourably acquitted. Here Mr: ekt rte, town-clerk, faid he was sat honourably acquitted. Mr. Bernet Paid, that be took it, that the ma . meat a man was aiquittedartmour, and notilwate,at tended that acquittal. " liriwever, Sir, Lud Mr. B. as you are an Officer of the Court, I mull refpea you—l ark, is net the fa& of his acquittal record ede—The Clerk anfwered that it was.—Then, my Lord, continued Mr.B. fee what this cafe is— The Alderman,having failed in his criminal profe cution, lays a civil detainer upon this unfortunate man, and he is handed over to Captain Orenffiy, of the Four Courts Marflealfea, on the t yth of March lag, by which means, he is not in cioacul tody on the ift of March, which would entitle hint • to the benefit of the Infblvent Mt. The Rscoeuta laid, that whatever hardlltips peculiarly attached to this man—lse could not re lieve him, as he was not, according to the sth rec. ai nt of the Imperial ado( Parliament. in ativalraflafr for non-payment of debt on the tfl of March tall. Counfellor Bevrtet.laid, that be was aware of the t , bjeftion, hut felt it his duty to apply to the fupetior underaanding of his Lordffiip for an ex ertion of difct etion and humanity. The Rscoansa lamented that he had no authority to interfere in the prefenn inflame. • MuUhall of courfe was re manded. Mr. A cc ew,Coonfel for one of the Debtors of the name of Maurice Nugent, went at great length in to an argument to prove, that a fponging houfe was a public prifon, and his client was in one prior to tit March, and therefore entitled to the benefit of the aa. The Recount held a contrary *pinion. that the proprietor of a fponginghoufe was a public extor tioner— be,however, would in November next, take the opirion of the twelve Judges on the point. The cafe of Berry, an infolvent, was ably sr Sued by Conniellon Ithaainns and Bare at, and oppofed by Coanfellor FINLAY, on the ground that It was a judgment had wraiill Derry in a fuit 4.1 law, which was not entere d up till after itt March however, the Aft of Parliament lays, th.,t con. which have incurred in a fuit previoufly brings th, Patty incurring them within the meaning of the act. The REcoit of st was of this opinion, and the man was difcharged. Court adjourned till Tbtol day nest. At the Armagh Alflies, held before the Hon. -Juttice Dowuks, Auguti 7, init. f lugh Williamfou was indicted for the murder of James Paterfon, (an old than about 88 years of age) at Armagh, on the 13th June lati, by giving him a mortal wound on the left fide of the head, with a three pronged fork, between the ear and the crown, of which he dial. It appeared in evidence that the prifoner had been making mortar on the flag-war 'of 'Thomas-greet, in Armagh; the deceafed palled whiltl he was in doing, and fome of the fplalhes reached him, up , m which the deceafed remon finned, laving, "You sire an uncivil man to give offence to any one paling the parade." Prifouer replied, " If you do not parr fmart, you may get more of the fplafhes you complain of."—More words then enfued, and the prifoner told the de -1 cealed, " If he would not go out of that, he would let him on his --. in the road." Deccafed ad vanced towards prifoner with his flick railed; the lather threw fome.of the mortar at him, for the put-- poS of keeping him back ; deceafed then truck the prifoner once or twice with his flick; prifuner then ftruck the deceafed a blow on the right fide of the head, which knocked the deceafed down, and of which he died in about an hour and an.h,df. The Jury acquitted the prifoner of murder, but found him gtulty of manfiaughter. upon which be was ordered bok burned in the hand, and imprt foned on year from the day of committing the Grime. Athol Serge, was indicted for endeavouring to prevent Edward O'Connor to give evidence, after 'fervice of afidspoena,in acaufebetweenfaidScroggie 'and Mountralfe Irwin. ad Count, for falfe impn fonment and until he took his oath " that he would not difcover or difilofe to any perfon whatfoever, until after the trial of Paid iffue, that-he the laid Bcroggie had prevented him from appearing to ' give evidence at the faid trial." sd Count, for an affault and falfe imprifonment. It appeared in evidence that a record came oft to be tried at the loft Affiaes of Armagh, wherein Robert Scroggie was plaintiA and Moutrxaffe Irwin, defendant, for an &fault. A man of the name of Edward O'Con nor fwore, dust after the ferviee of the fidsptena, on 26th July, tEloo, he met &toggle, who alked him to drink wine. In the courfe of converfation, traverfer raid, " I underhand you are to be a ma• terial witnefs between me and the defendant, in a Suit then dependiag. now if you will keep back I .will forgive you. WNW a bond debt," (which witnefs had .secured) winters declined; the plain tiff produced a book, and by threats compelled witnefs to take an oath " that he would not &icicle the converfation till after the trial of the recorJ between him and the laid M. Irwin." On. his crefs-esansination he differed in material points.— A foram girl of the traverfer's was produced, who (wore that the was in the kitchen, which is immediately on it level with the parlour, when 03800 , came in; law him all the time he was there, and that no luck converfation did take place. The Jury brought in a verdiei of-r-Not Guilty. - ' MAW Pews!, junior, was indicted for feloni; only taking one brealt prate of /aver, the goods of the Rev. John Itobinfon , adminift;ator of hit Gram Richardßobinfon, late Primate of Ireland, l on the soth Of Noveidber, t 798. The'prifoner with fotisq,m's wereeaught in the act of breaking in ns the late Primate's vault in Armagh, which they acknowledged to the perfon who dificivered them, for the purpok of Reeling the bread-plate off the Primate's coffin; but the feet of }Waling the bruit -plate. not 'being proved, Ike was immtitted. as.-411 Mu oat As venal petty burglaries and robberies were tried, but none attended with any remarkable circtunttanceseatept thefollovfing: Pasha Corsica Rood charged with a burglary and felony in the bottle of J. Oiirrnly , —Gormly trylthat his honfe was broken open and robbed ed ottr armed men, whom he did not know. Refr trent* his filler, who hadfworn pofitively Banana the Winner. being brought upon the table, refuted to (wear more certainly Asa that the be. lieved Cormick was one of the robbers She was ordered into the dock for prevarication, and Pa trick Cormick was acquitted. [James County, the profecutor, acquainted a Magitirate in Court, that his fitter aged under the terror of threats, wh:ch had been made againß her by a perfon then in Court. The Magifirate ai quainted Lord KiLwalote who &need that the' offender ihould be arrefled; and a bill of indi&ment Sent up againft him. He was accordingly feized, and appeared to be an opulent faimer named' Chrijf. L'Orange.] On Saturday, Augutt rs, he was brought to trial for a rnifdemeanor, in obit-rafting the courfe trf Jußice by threatening a witnefs bound to pro- fecute. Mr. 341111.1114370/0 Rated the enormity of this offence; the mifchief which its frequency had in duced upon this country, and the neceffity of thew. lag, as the cafe of this man, (who had offered sOOOL bail) that the law mull not be impeded with impunity. James Comity proved L'Eflrange had often in his pretence endeavoured to Muscle his filter from, giving evidence. telling her that the would not live Fong after if the did ; that the would be rroppirl; that the could not Rand the country after it; and that on the morning of the trial, when the witnefir faid the mutt attend for fear of being fined, be de- Cued her not to mind the fine. or if the went on the table, to (wear only to belief. Mr. BALI. made a moll able ciersexarnination and defence, to prove that the traverfcr was aCtive in fupp ort of the laws, and only Liked from a mo tive good will to Gormly, and believing Cor mkk to be really innocent. Tim Jury found L'Eftrange guilty, and Lord Rums, eta krttenced him to At MA/ Neu* and SOL rum IOL fuE, &c. • Early latt Thurfday Morning . tbe (hop _of Mt. Moles Newman, in Cattle Hedinshant, EtTex, Iva , 'w maims open, and robbed of ms and other pro perty' to a confidcrable amount: no trace could be round of the robbers. On Friday afternoon a gentleman was ha filed in Coventry-ltreet, Hay.market, by feveral of a no torious gang of pickpockets, and his pocket picker' of his pocket-hook, containing Bank notes to tilt amount of 481. At Guildhall yefterday Aola Brook was charged by-Mr. Wallace ' one orthe keepers of the Royal Exchange, with alraulting him in his duty. Mr. 1 Wallace Rated, that on Sattirday • lalt between three and fear o'clock, this woman, with two more very. gaily area young ladies, would per fi tt in go ing into the 'Change amongll the Gentlemen, and when he attempted to flop her, (he (truck him a blow ; a porter and a conttable who afllfted the 'Change keeper, made alfo a fimilar charge. She raid in - her defence that fbe faw a ypung woman whom fbe knew go in, and withed to follow her; the mentioned her living in Buffolk-fireet, Mary la-bonnetand brought forward her hutband and an old lady to fpeak to her charseter. The Sitting Alderman told her the bedsides' very improperly, and it would be nr.cey to get four houfe-keep- . ers to bail her for the aanits, ere Qs could be. liberated,. _ _ Yeaerday two women, a girl, and * man, were committed for trialfrom the Public Office, Unice- Hall, being chorged by fevers.) perfons with palling I counterfeit (aver to them during the time of the Fair at Camberwell, as alto at Wit'worth, and other places. A pickpocket, apprehended at Camberwell Fair 1 by Mr. Snow, on whom were found a great Lunt- b:r of handkerchiefs, being reexamined at this Office, and fome of the handkerchiefs being claim- , al, was committed for a further hearing. A young man lately entered on board his Ma. jelly's (hip the Talmo*, and of courfe when he was entered he fwore he was not an apprentice, but it has fence turned out that he is an apprentice, and has been claiined by his matter. He has been accordingly given up. The Solicitor of the Adz miralty has caufed the youth to be apprehended, on a charge of defrauding the Lords of the Admi ralty of the bounty money which he had received, to make an example of him, to prevent fuch nu merous depredations which have lately beep com mitted in this way. On Saturday a baker of Tottenham, named Goodman, was convieted, before the Sitting Ma giftrates in Worlitip-fireet, in the penalty of id. for having alum in his bakehoufe, for the pttrpofe of adulterating the purity of flour and bread. LaR Fiidav night a man who is in cultody for Healing a horfe out of Bulhey Park, was, at his ow* reqiieit, brought before Mr. BOND, at the Pub. lic Office, low-areet, for re-examination, he laying he knew where the man was to befoand of whom he bought the horfe. 'This Data was accordingly brought to the Office, when.rthe isogon ia cultodr being put oe his oath, declined fwearing pofitively ; and it turned out, ott iaveßigation, that the pri timer had fold the flora in this man's name, and given his adirefs. This was accounted for by the man having, about the time the horfe was aolen • nut of the Park, left the town of Hampton, which was his refidence • but a complete alibi was proved, feveral perfons b elonging to Woolwich Warren attending to prove that he was at his work there at the time the horfe was fold by the prifoner.— The prifoner was therefore remanded for trial. A Youth, whom HAIRY FIELDING would have staffed in the refpeelible Society of Prigs„ being upon the look-out on Saturday fe'nnigh, chanced to pats through Knightfbridge, and per ceiving two _pieces of cloth lying on the counter of a linen-draper's Atop, nearly oppofite the Cha pel, kept by a Mr. Goffington, determined to con vert them to his own ufe, without the ceremony of purchafing. He, therefore, with charaeterillie nonchalance, entered the Atop, which was empty, and not witting to trouble Mrs. Goffington, who was engaged in fotni heufbold occupation, very comporedly buttoned the pieces of cloth under his coat, and wai marching off with the molt perfeEt fatisfaetion, when unluckily the prying eyes of a neighbouring Female difcovered the tranfkBion. She gave the alarm, -and purfued our adventurer with the opprobrious extlamation of 64 Stop Thief I"—A fummons -which was in-, Randy obeyed by foldiers, butchers, bakers, men, women, and children, who unanimoufly joining in the purfuit, the indußrious Youth very pru. deafly relinquiffied the fpoil, and, fatisfied pith the • honour he had already obtained, thought only of *Eating his efca pe , for which purpoft he made ufe of a pair of heelswhich Nature, forefeeing the probable occafion he might have for them, had bountifully endowed with a celerity rivalling even the fwift-footed Achilles"—Outfiripping all his purfuers, he reached Hyde-Park.Conter an a trice, where being °priced by two men,he drew a chirped knife, and threatening deftruEtion to whoever lhould attempt to Antrium, dafhed with saioniihing velocity down Grofvenor-place. From his uncom mon aElivity it appeared more than probable he , would efcape, and bets were propofed among the I fportingfpatators thatheefillenad iheifeld, when un luckily turning to the rightto the bottom of Grof venor-placei near the Lack-Hofpital, he entered a place which Wa sno thoroughfare ; and being caught as it were in a trap, was fecured after a defperate Rruggle, in which he received a black eye, and ef coned back to Knightflividge, with more attendants ~ than teemed agreeable. Being identified, he was conveyed to the Police-Office inivfarlbomugh-greet, and underwent an examination before the three Magißrates, when it appeared his name was . 7•Ars Mansky ; that he was born at l d; but could give no fattafaelory account of ° ' e rt r means of fob , fiflence. The fait Win -4 clearly theitained, he was committed to New-Prifos,_and will be tried at the Old-Bailey on the t4th rtF neat month. Mr. Manday was very "Wily reflcd in a new blue enat and nankeen paataluons, with aU the st celera , of a modern beau. BIRTHS. _ A t croseten,lifaiday the t ytiefttlE irodyChsfigthe Hop e , a daughter. On Tuef4tay bat, at Grange, near Wakehe 14 the fat of Jahr. Litter Kaye, L'fit. the itlitht lion. Lady Antelialaye, of a fun . Friday feunight, In Marlborough-ftreet, Dublin. the wiic of Rebut Owen, fiq.of the 56th fax, of a datagliter. MAIAALIED. On Saturday morning. Thomas Day, Efq. of the Berman& fey Voianteers, to Mifs WeUs, of Queen-ft.resr, Southwark. Thurftlay lait, at Tunbri4e, the Rev. John Pye Smith, of 1-ionierton, Middiefex, to Mils Hodgfon, daughter of the late 'Thomas Hodeati, Efq. of Hackney. Charles Oait, 11.1%. of Colrain, to Mrs Clonentina Cox, of Jards-areet, At St. OLave's Osford, George Oardorn, Efq. of Batmen. Derbythire, to Aft Jane Dennis, of Cooper's-row, Tower-hill. On Monday fe'rsnight, at et. 011ee's Church, Reading, di n Rev./dr. testy, to Miff Sarah Tudor, of that Wini, Lately, at Fulham. after:ingating Rinds, Mr. John Vale, of Lower ftgook.ftreet, Grofvenortquare. At the Mink of 1. , Dreghorn, Ayrfhire, on Sunday feNs. night, in the 62d year of his age, and jtft of kis miniftry, tie Rev. Mr. Michael Todd. Lg Suodsy, at a very advance age. at alphas. William Efq. Town Clerk for the City of London, which OHM fig held for a great number of years. On the 14th init. at the Parfettage-boufe, Chatham, Wilk art Story, Efq. at the advaund age °flit, . . Tueiday. kit, at Margate, as he was conveyed, a more in 4 fedan chair from the Lord Nelfon Packet,Ccorge White, E. late of Reib•huildlogs Fettendane. Satre day, at his Irotkarh, Garrard-amt. Mr. Robert Chriffte, Sittallan of kit Majefty's fkip l'Unftu On Friday, at hia4odgioga, Norfolk-ftreet, Strand, the Hon, W. l ,llllthop, late Prefttlent of the Mind of ilarbadoes. On Sunday lift, Mrs. Whindert; wife of Mr. Whitaker, of Braad.court, I.ong-aere, Dr.Titomu Clippies of Newry. tit Limerick, Mrs. M'Mahoo, red of Henry M'Nfabort, Efq. Wed that city, attorney at law. Saturday fenaigke, Mr. 'Abraham °arra, of Witham. WHEN NrofelEBnal Men of education and re fpoofibillty deviate from the general fyilem by the re. ledlon of a peculiar Branch, the Candice of long continued Needs is the bit criterin of fliperiority. right years have l devoted my predict to the exclave treat. meat of THREE DISORDERS. and the fuceefiluirefult of my plan gives me addition' ardour to ;puck as far as I am able the ravages of that compWnts which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Ana Initiation into every branch as an Army Simeon, I formed a with at an early period of Predate to refeta individu- • es from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of gesenlituititieens , The THREE, DISORDERS, to the enreof which i have do. voted my atteption, comprise every fpecirs of VENEREAL INFECMON: whether of a pmt or Meg duration.—adly„ AB kinds of DEBILITY, whisker , ening Prom the habits at fickoolhon, or the indulgencent mature age, and Wily that &- medium of the fyinat in Women whin is called BARREN NESS ocREENJUTIf. Nuntsrous difeafes are the Waft& ignorance or Mae In the treatment of a Couple Gonorrhea, and it not infrequently hop pers thatthefeeds Life are pointed by the Mennen at an ungwatiod hour. By a %pans method fich complaints ars (Idly cured, and even where others have filled, I truß- that may prefume to offers radical re.eftablifbment. Few however are the cafes of complicated &awls In Pik difot der compared with the calamitous fweatioes of Mososills tram indedgesee Ina SOL IT Ait Y VICE, or the prevalas claim ties of a falhionabk Life, acquire that time of bkhilitg is the unavoidable confesuence of loch pernicious habits. Wheiv the unhappy Attract broods over his elan, but en% filly commis his misfortune, it may be borne confobein far to know, that altbongkrs be an °Wed ',dont or neer tahtty with other Prnelisiesent the removal at thsla DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation lithe acquire ment of my experience. If the den of Bacchus or Vans have beism to reduce manly vigour, touch anxiety nil be Feinted by an tiesty,coanteradkas K dd. languid Rate, see he dins cafes. no grew sexur. But where this Dellexity his for years exited. a parr Per. kverance Is indifpwilley requifue to revive the numbing [pane of Life, and to rendmate the Conftitation.. MARRIED AVOMIN, who have long ben appointed in their expeditions of • Fanny, may be at Mennen inflames mach defedta are curable by Mulled MM. The SECRECY which is fo ninth! to mt indirtakbig, aud the Qualifications which 1 have prefseen.• to Rate, form the Bats'? my Pretenlons, and is ecancidesoo with fon this inti mation is given, that Mr B—.— m a y b eata r s abo r s o a 2 ", (or by knurls inclofing a final note) at his bode, No. 29, 1411141• &baron. Strand, hear Temple-Ear. There is an additional entrance In Water-Meet Adidas, and the mine Is on both the doors. M. B. Meanie of the Royal Cain of Surram --..------ TO THOMAS TAYLOR ML IIII No. co, NEW BRIDON-BTRIJIT, s DIAL ste t IFgEL it a, ditty incumbent upon tar, to inform you of the very peat and extraordinary Cure alive received hest , our !nulls ab X Medici:sc.—LP:AK Vs PATENT PILLS. Minot two years ago I was attacked with a V els .aria, which I treated rather iliglaly, for feed tip*, bit clle Dilate at length 4:weeding all aver my Body. I was obliged to apply to the moll eminent of the Faculty', but their arrant& afforded only temporary relief-4 mastih=luor Cooties of Salivation, and from being rather of‘ c /batik was reduced to a mere Skeleton. , •The Veers Alt freed all ovlc my Baths, rendacd site a complete ogica, fo that my friends defpair*d of my recovery. When brolight to this ptuation, I esnfideted death as inevitable, but a relation of mine comment ' log open the . many Cafel'bt 'shish your Pills had hanowled, I was induced to try a boa d cheer:which I thought rsehlr Pr. limed me; and by perfevesasea for two Of, three toposhs,. sod fol towing your Thredtions, I espettcoeed the nioq ti ble Rehzatiop from Palo, the Sores Fidgety fob=rirn " now, thank Qoi, perfealy recovere4and walkingl-eniihllt: I doubt as bid we more box, whisk i:digsk cantsoia to sakes will cliablifh my health In Its origical•Aato It is with 0 140 _ 001 , heartfelt gratitude that 1 fubfcribc myfelf, is, your much 010 humlik: ferywil, " WhOTtlaioll. Doanfpti, Nfantehefter, July t, t dol. In S. For* pobik benefit I do hot Mg* todasalloWile i ing pebliduidiJolic Bare Too to Nit ik TOW 11.10 11 0 114 4 116. meat Own Oftate. . PreparvCand Sold by the Solt Proprietor, tnenithr, s Member WI Nis Royal College at Surgeods 1 2 Houfe, N10.4,7111irw-Bridge-ftrest: Where, ;her aat refideace ofilmre than thh ty-lia rum loopoaks poullllolo/ dlreited to thp•Sur• of Venn, al nu, with that hilicia * ble feerery whist men of his • Shook d always oblate. he deters tbafelf, the advice a he grandma!, ad mlnifters to perfons taking this will be efteshunk by a damming Public, as an ad to be alashsed,io l void of eastigadty. Alto Sold, by hie Appointosotalboilta covalence of theta living at a diftame; at the •Perforosteo Ni. 31. St• Alliall . " ftrest, Pall-Mall; the Toi4lnsp, No. io3, Ozford4treet t Mr. Difborovgh's, No y, Fifh-ftrea:Mil ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfelfee. No. t, Union-Row, Little 'rosier Hilt t Mr. Wadies, Sane - Whs. Edirborbb; Mr. Colwell% Dublin; Mr; Wingert Lhreerool ; Mr. Athinfoteo Idancheiter ; and by one Pcrfoo in every equilderable Town la groat-Ban& and IMAM. i n Boxes of only a.. pd. each, foakd up with Nam& pieta Direr , time, whereby Perrino af debar Illatmayeandimaialvell with tare, Speed, Secrecy, mi . r'..l ! 1 • N. B. Miry Boa fold ft le WOO VI vi ti a Stamp, on will* by drarar Iddlcboolligarlerat atio : at the Stoop-01lioo--T.T,ager. Me, % New to imitate which Is hinny, ,Aped all ohm are conotafelt -- - • - -- -- N DOllll Palatoil kr the Paorafiroas b 1 0 " S DAWIEL, eintabeftrixt), at the 4tAii Paiorriso. OrVitit, Na r. Caosteratti and 101 LIVL SUM Onaatetiorialasse. Laiabetb). as. 14CasTA area , and at 0 1 STaa.covasea.,Tatagie4ori Id Irdn. 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