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IV2S I MIASTk R SESSIONS. 1 Ye(lerday the General Q natter Se ffi nns of the 1 Pe ace for the City and Liberty of Weltminfier com menced at theScffi ons Houk, before Wit.t.tem MAINWARING, Erg. and the jullices of the Peace for the faid City and Liberty. gam Wejlns was indicted for an affault upon John Southwood. It appeared that the Profecutor and the Defendant were journeymen boot and fhoe-makets,,and had worked for Mr. Carr in the Strand. The Defen.hnt t was conneded with the parties who were concerned s in the combination which was tried at the late Clerk ) euwell Seffiuns, of which we have 'already given a particular account. The Profecutor, Southwood, I had lived in the osuntry, and, en coming tip to • town, was hired by Mr. Carr, in oppasion to, the journeymen engaged in that combination. He con , tequently became an objet of jealoufy to thole per• ruts, who fought to infult and injure all individuals of the trade who were not joined along with them in , their illicit radices. One evening the Profecutor . happened to be at the Swan Public Hustle, in the • Strand, when the Defendant came in. Its a fliort time the latter began to abufe the former in a molt cols manner, call him a rogue and flab, and va rious other abufes and inflating epithets, in conic quenee of which a quarrel enfued;and the Defendant knocked the Prolecutor's head aguinft the chimney piece, in a molt violent manner : upon which the Profecutor turned round, and, facing the Defendant, held nut his finger in a menacing poftine, declaring at the fame time that he would profecute him for the wraith : be had fcarcely made this declaration, when the Defendant feized the uplifted finger between his teeth, and almolt bit it oft. On the part of the Defendant, it was endeavoured to be proved, that the affault had otiginattd with the Profecutor, and that the Defendant had never (truck a blow ; but, on the contrary; had condulted himfelf peaceably and quietly ; and, as to the biting the finger, he lid the Profecutor voluntarily put his finger into his mouth. The CHAIRMAN, in fumming tip the evidence and charging the Jury, obferved, that this was one of the molt impudent defences he had ever witneffed, not fop erred by evidence, or even probability; and the Jury, after a fhort confutation, found the Defendant —Guilty. The CHAIRMAN, in palling the fentenee of the eourt, adverted to the late convictions at the Clerk enwell Seflions, upon fume of the journeymen boot and rim makers, which offence, he obferved, was one of the molt daring and fhameful outrages againll the laws of this country, and rubverrive F f public tranquility, as well as being the ruin of private and focial enj oyment. He could not poll avoid con neaing the prefent cafe with the one he alluded to ; and it WAS effentially neceffary that Tome example Itould be made of perfons engaging in fuch illicit praaices, in order that it might be a warning ter perfons in future, againft fuch enormous offencesr— He then proceeded to pats the fentence of the Court, which was—that the Defendant be imprifoned Three Calendar Months. yoha Ilinehaf and 7.lhir Hamlin w: tried upon three leveret indiaments for affaults, upon Meffrs. Moeffard, Davis ' and another. It appeared that the Defendants were the fervants of a brewer in the city, and, on the 4th of Odober laft, had been fent to carry away Tome empty bar rels from the cellar of the Profecutor, Mr. Moelfard, who ii a confectioner, refiding in the Strand, next door to the Crown and Anchor Tavern. A difpute arofe about one of the barrels, which the Defendants infilled on carrying away, and the Profecutor in vain attempted to convince them that it belonged to him felt, and that he had paid for it ; high words f.d lowed, and the Defendants beat him in a cruel man ner ; one of his men came to his atflltance, whom they alto beat. At haft a conliable was called in, and they proceeded to further violence upon him.— There fat% being proved, and the Jury having found the Defendants Guilty, upon the three feveral india anent!, the Court fentenced them to two months im pairment upon each indictment, the period of each confinement to be reckoned from the expiration of the former. Michael Nowlan was tried upon two indictments for &franks upon Mr. Griffith Maurice and Mr. Thomas Bert. In this cafe Mr. CoNsr, as Counfel for the Pro fecntion, obferved that the Defendant had been guilty of a grofs mifdemeanor, and had committed a breach of the peace and of good order and deco rum in a great degree. After fume further prelimi nary obfcrvatinns, he proceeded to Rate the safe, which we give from the evidence, nearly as follows : It appeared that Mr. Maurice, the profecutor, is the proprietor of the Navy Coffee Houle, in New caftle-fireet, Strand, and alto an officer in the Weft mintier Volunteers. On the night of the 3111 of Anna tall, he was returning, after dining and (*pend ing the evening with the Committee of Finance of the Corps to which he belonged, in company with Mr. Burt, who was alto an officer in the fame corps, between ten and eleven o'clock at night ; in turning oat of St. Martin's-lane, into New-greet, juft by a noted gin fbcp, they raw two parsons (landing toge ther, in that part where two people can fcarcely pars on the flags, who afterwards turned out to be the Defendant, and the watclypan of that beat. The profecutor and Mr. Burt had juft pallid them, when the latter received a blow on the head, which knock ed him down. The profecutor faced about, and law the Defendant, Nowlan, who fquared at him, and suck him a violent blow on the note, which imme diately fpouted blood, in great quantity. He then attacked the Defendant In his own defence, who cried out" :Murder! thieves ! robbery!" Upon which a crowd of watchmen gathered about him—He was and dragged to the watch hnufe, in a violent manner ; he requelled to be allowed to walk quietly, hat they (till perrified in handling him roughly.— He was conduced to the watch bode, and there met one of the watchmen's wives, who behaved her felt with very little decorum, and fwore he (truck her. After come time, the parties offered to com promife the matter, if he would give them a guinea ; hut he peremptorily refuted any fuch thing. Two Gentlemen of the names of Moody and Johnfton, were prefent during a greater part of the tranfaaion, and came forward to give evidence of what they had witneffod, on the part of the protecutioa. Mr. At.t.ty, for the Defendant Rated, that if he was rightly inflinaed, he lbould be able to prove, that the profecutor and Mr. Burt were the irll ag greffors ; that bills of indiament were adually found againit the profecirtor and Mr. Burt, before any in diament had been preferred by them ; he then, in an miimated fpeech, obferved upon the duties of the watchmen and n t(lables of the nista, &c. John Slice, the watchman, Rated, that the prole cutor, without any provocation whatever, had knock ed the Defendant down twice, and behaved very un ruly otherwite% On his croft-examination, he raid, he knew the de fendant, but had not been drinking with him that night, only as far as a Orli of gin. Locke, the Conßable of the night, allln Rated, the prosecutor and Mr. Burt had treated the Defendant ill, and ci , ndaled themfelvcs otherwife very impro perly. Mrs. Pilgrim, the wife of the watch houfe keeper, raid, That The was doing he duty in the ab fence of her hu(band, at the watch houfe door, when the profecutor was bronght in : the (wore, that without any provocation (truck her a violent blow, upon which his friends interfered, and feverely chid him. Thefe perfons were contradilted by the former evidence of the profecutor's witneffes, fame of whom Were again called to deny the fa4l. The CHataioar, in addrefling the jury, obferved, how very blocking it was that perfons, who were to be the guardians of the right, and to preferve pub lic tranquillity, Ihould condud themfelves in fuch a way as the wit nitres for the Defendant had done : as to the watchman, he was pofitively contradicted ; and he twill know he was a perjured man; but, with regard to the bills of indiftment, they were very eatily accounted for ; people in the &nation of the Defendant, and his party, well knew that the &ft blow was half the battle, and being well acquainted with the underlings about the Courts, it was readily fuppofed they could contrive t• have their bills of iodidment preferred firit. The Jury, having deliberated for tome time, de clared they were not fatisfied who gave the fira of fence. The CHAIRMAN then iddreffed them a fe cund time, and went through the whole of the evi dence in the moll preeife manner ; after which, the Jury, having had a (hurt tonfultation, found the de- fendant—Guilty. The Criaraman, in palling the fentence of the Cott; t, obferved, that tome good might refult from this trial to the public—at leaft, he would recom mend it to the parith of nt. Martin, never to em• ploy the watchman in future ; and he alto confider ed the minable almoft as bad. He then, after a wholefome admonition to the Defendant, declared the fentenee of the court to be, imprifonment for the 'pace of one month upon each indictment, the fentenee on the fecond to commence at the expira tion of the full. The indidments againft Mr. Maurice and Mr. Burt were then read, and the Jury immediately ac quitted both the Defendants. A boy, of the name of Turnbull, belonging to the Lightfoot, WArsos, of Whiteheaven, was a few days ago unfortunately wattled overboard, on the pall - age to Cork, and drowned. A few days ago, Mr. TERINCI MACTONALD, be longing to the Richmond, WATSON, of Whiteheaven, was unfortunately killed by a fall from the veal, in Cork harbour. A fimilar fatal accident befel Captain BOUSICILL, of the Tyfon, on the night of Saturday the 22d ult. at Stainton's Wharf, London. Captain Butismi. had been feveral years in the trade between White haven and London, as commander of the Valentine ; and this was the firli voyage in his new veffel. Monday, about ten o'clock, a chimney-fweeper, of the name of Kitchen, while fweeping a chimney of the King's Arms, Tavern, Edinburgh, fell from the chimney top into the dole, and was unfortunately killed. Wednefday. Mr. J. White was *barged at the Man tion-Houte, with having wool not ditlingui(hed by the mark Ward upon the lacking in which it was inclofed, agreeable to the AR pafred to prevent the exportation et this commodity. Robert Cutler, an Officer of the Cullom:, depoled, that on the 6th of December lalt he was at the Oxford Arms ; that he obferved a quantity of wool in many feparate packages, and one among them had not the mark required by law. It was his duty, under this circumftance, to feize it ; he did fo, and on weighing it, he difcovered it to con tain grofs 3 qrs. sib. Mr. White, in his defence, Paid, he had purchafed of his correfpendent at Guildford twelve packs of wool ; they were forwarded by a far mer from Suffer, who, by millake, had turned the bag, fo that the mark wool was on the interior laced of being on the outfide of the bag ; and in this Rate it was delivered at the waggon office, in Warwick•lane. He trolled, as the neglect was to be attributed en tirely to the farmer or the fervants he employed, he (Mr. White) Ihould experience the lenity of the Court. Sir WM. LT IG HTOR raid, there did not ap pear any intention of fraud, but the Officer had done his duty, and deferved to be rewarded. The net weight being afcertained to be 751 b. Mr. White was direfted to pay 6d. per lb. ; and on this rum being difcharged, the officer was ordered to reftore the woof. Yefterday a young waggoner, of the name of Hugh Carpenter, was brought before the LORD MAYOR, on a charge of having driven his team againft a gen tleman's one horfe chaife, to the imminent danger of the life of the fervant in it. One of the police of ficers happening to pafs by at the inftant, the man rufhed up to the head of the fill horfe, and prevent. ed the fatal accident. In confequence of this mif conduit of the driver, it was thought expedient to apply to his matter, a few days afterwards, that he might no longer expofe paffengers to fuch perilous fituations. When the proprietor of the waggon was reforted to, he Paid the lad was difmiffed his fervice, and he believed the young man was gone to fea.— This anfwer not being fatisfaElory to his Lordfhip, a warrant was if iced to apprehend the waggoner, who was taken with the.team yeaerday morning. The witneffes having flared the circumftances, and the depofitions of J. Su DBRO, Efq. having been read, Hugh Carpenter laid in his defence, that he was on the right fide of the Rreet with his waggon, and that the fervant drove againft him violently. No witneffes being brought to confirm this account, he was fined 20S. and ordered to be committed to Bridewell until she fame be said. HIGH WATER AT LONDON UR TO-MORROW. Moenlog • •• • • p mhutt.o after Aftertmon .• • • 49 minute/ after 4 HEALTH AND LONG EV rY. Dr. JAMES'. ANALEP'T'IC PILLS. To obviate the impofitions which have long been pradifed in regard to this Medicine, a (mall attention unly Is requifite; for as by favour of the Commiffioners of the Stamp Office, feparate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Ncwbery's ufe, with his name engraved in the Stamps, the imitation of which would be a capital offence, the genuine Preparation may now be readily afcertoined ; it is therefore recommended to purchafers not to open any box in future, unlefs they obferve the words, "F. Newbery, N o. 4S, St. Paul's," print.Al on the Ramp. _ _ The fuperior excellence of thcft Pills in It heumatilms and Colds. as well as is other Complaints to which the human frame is liable, from the viciffitudes of our climate, is iinivurfally acknowledged, They are admirably calculated for and other I )if , A•der, of the Stomach and Bowels; for Head-Atha orcationed by litliv.cf don ; and for preventing Tallies and A popleaics, fo often the con fequence of free living. Rccourfe &wild he had to them aricr every excels, and upon every flight indifpotitiont and thus their well known charaderiftic of promoting Longevity will be nmin tained ; for, by affirting Nature in the due difcharge of the animal (nations, and by keeping the Conftitution, as it were, in con tinual repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. They require no particular confinement, nor attention to diet. They are fold only by F. Nowise I' and Sons, at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapfide,London ; and at Dr. James's late Houfe in Bruton-arc-t; is boxes, price 45.6 d. each, Ramp included; or the spunky of tix is one large box foi 11.41. The following is another Proof of the Intrirlie Value of ROBBERDS's IMPROVED BALSAMIC ELIXIR; or, COUGH DROPS. Extrad of a Letter from Dodor MICHAEL Hit.D, of Halifax, In -- - - - America, dated April 12. SIR, I mull beg you'wiil forward immediately, by the firlt Packet fur Halifax, twelve dozen of ROBBER BALSAMIC ELIXIR or COUGH DROPi, which I firmly be lieve to be the very belt remedy ever invented for COB: :HS, COLDS, AS EHIVIAS, and CONSUMP PIONS. At the time I received borne from you, I was afflided with a dreadful Conti and hillammation on my Lungs, attended with a great oppreSion and pain on my brealt, lotion it was with great difficulty I could drx.v my breath, (which I mutt candidly isotifefs baffled my own *ill.) Front the arcing recommendation you fern wi:h them, I was induc ed to make an immediate trial midi, which gave me inftant re lief, and in a very Ihort time perfedly retired me : I have fince witnessed their good effects in manfobitinate cafes, and therefore Hull, for the future, never be without them. By appointment of Mr.ROMRDS, Apothecary (the Inventol they are fold Wholcfale and Retail at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheap fide, corner of Paternofter-row; and retail by Hazard, Bath ; Trcwman and Newton, Exeter; Goadhy, Sherborne ; Baker, Southampton; Collins, Saliffiury ; Gregory, Brighton; Wood,' Weymouth; Stevenfon, Norwich; Wood, Shrewfbury; Belau and Sharp, Portfosouth ; Harding, Gofport ; Welton, Portfea ; Payne and Cookworthy, Plymouth; Brown end Sheppard, Bid:tot; Mackdonald, Glafgow; Mitchel, Aberdeen; Tait, Invernefs ; Stott and Smith, Edinburgh; Walker, Newcaftle; Mobs and Gregfon, Liverpool; Stains, Manchefter; Poole, Chiller; Nealet, Dover; Simmons's, Canterbury; Wettons,,Chertfey ; Wheeler, Battle; Kerner, Colthefter ; Watkins, Hereford; Sindon, Hert ford; Smith, Bedford; Edge, Northampton; Tymbs, Worcetter ; Nott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Louth, Ayldworth ; Smart and Ruffier, Reading; Pack, New York; Gamer, Barbadoes; Bull and Callweß, Dublin; and by molt Bookfellers and Medicine Venders in every town,in the United Kingdom ; in Bottles, at 6s. and ea 94. each. His Majefty's Hon. Commiffioners have been plesfed to order the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, to be engraved on a Black Stamp, which Stamp is Mud touch Bottle, ail others are amnesia. ERUPTIONS TN*llsl' nne pelfzffing cnnynnei trett, rtr;'.it t:.at et' . 4 .11 pti , at.• Erupti.onc which lo ye il.:•ir ari !Jo I ; a many waCtea te.nl the rr, at Nom wi,t pe Dr BRODUN:'s :iN Ord.) dicate the Difutdcr rout and tont , c.l, nay, 1., 0...0.ate: I pnwers, that Scorbutic ar.J ticroo : -1.01t00,c C ) Itantling have beet elated by a foAy i'd•tl.... and tr,ent;ar:d... tient. dircharged as itacureole fru::l t.i. li;,:pit.ll, hair, 3overeigr. Renscdy. 0, kr Sold ;t No. 9, Arlan ftreet, Mack': i-.-'.t. Road ; :all by Medicioe VcotLrs in the lit ited tom. PREGNANT c, a t:•in;,..ir.,:y r.:tirenient. r. NVATSON, Surg?..ll., and M an mid,• ;.. 1 to ar,;:nmoilate Ltd:, in All ?..17 and fr:ired • t ion, veid• to lye. I 'I, e to tn , ..:t ftAncts end lituation is Ith• ; put 0;3 to to len care of ; and Is !inn:lnit . ) i.nduce..; Int to agiaance toalieviatc the horror. if e• - ntr•ah,.. • fiatt• Ladies will find appLcatrmt to L:11/• the 4;re.,..•• a:ton•hnt, and muff I..Lt•et (p•dt paid) to Mr. Wrion, Purgen and Mar-Mi or to M. Watfon, ry , Ci:ariOttC44:lt, S.,r!ey - fide of Illackftiaea-Inidgc, r.P.I meet the ?rift pointed 'Where m,t. be had, The !AA. 131•INEDICTA, at tl. r. pie box, a certain and etiee'..nal Remedy to 1- entuve all tnitruet., and irrcgWaritlcs f and an excellent Medicine after bad L yinE,s . . FOR COUt.;ll7', Cf`LUS, ASTHMAS, &c. CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS.' " Prepared only by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Churn! . yard, London, who havinc pt:reh :Pi the Receipts of Mrs. F. Church, are alone authorized to prrpare and fel! all Mr Chu' el.'s Medicines." 'THESE COUGH DROPS ha v e cored mrire Colds. Coughs, and Adhroas. the Nit :en year;, than aut. Medicine ever puNillted, they invari.:'y perform a cure with p.r feet lately, and in a much Ihorter time than can be r . redited but by expcTiencc.. . . Coughs and Colds, however ohflinate and lone ftand l .lg, are cpeedily removed by gentle, but MG-Millie perigiratlon ; :Ley allay that convulfivc excitement, called tickling in tile throat, whicl. is the conftant ftimulus to coughing, and enable the afflincd to fyeak and breathe freely. Aahmatie Perfons have been cured by this Medicine after ft: 1. feting and (hut:0111g 7 or to years with an enemy that fraquentl7 threatened fuffucation. Witncfs Mr. N. Langworthy's cafc, of Ebenezer Chapel, Littenln's-Inn-Fields, whole teflimony iS the( ltroni;eft proof of its efficacy ever offered to the public in tavolr uf any Medicine. Di - orders of the Breaft and Lungs, ConfumptiveAffedtions, Obftrldtions in the Glands, and Corgraled Phlezm, are with calfe and falety removed—in fad, for all difordtrs of the Brealt and Lungs, no medicine evcr captric,,cod fo catenfive a fate, or mars public approbation. Price only 2!. per Bottle, or doable the qi.lantity for 31. sid .i Obferve , 18,11 C can poil,ly be ; ; ,;:tics :vita.; the ma !. mane o: .vw and Edwards. No. 66, St. Panl's ChLrcb-rard, is enguired on the Stamp, accompanying C2Cil bat:lL.. ~..... . .-. . . Clii:blaics—Chu; - th's C1..bi.0: o;o!rrscrit, price 19. rid. cures :be Worn. I. i:iiblaio. with 1 Very fig. a:.:1 . .ICAlt10(19. Solo by ap- Tyntment of 1.! , .c Proprietor, by Li i'..iTy Vender of Medi4ine is the Uncut Kingdo::-. • * • .7 ING dedicated tnyfelf the (Indy, aad been ratified by the pvle cm:fto - able prasctice in that bmreh which! thoug'tt Ironer to I it %it that I have not more Mil• err7loyed my tins; th-n rome v !a the extcariv.- fiend of the profcaion, au yimrierfed 1:: uncertainty, and cannot as.aysattait:that fticeei's is required y concentrating the intelle&ral powc.r to one clr.fs of il:r.-reas. The ill - cafes of DEIIII.ITY are crcull:.rly diftrceing for they trine with them a train of c - .rncrr , ' • • t fyraptoras, ani, by adr • oralion of all vital enorgy, mutt:not itrell 11 , emnet embitterea— Whether they arife from the pravaler-it of iii example, thedcitruc tive befits at fchool-bayr, or the indulgences of maturity, they re ;uire the molt afteduaus peofefflonal ; but by the ignorance of uneflueated men, the lye-lit:taw arc aaravwd, and the conk , tution is dcitroycd. As a MENIBER of the ROYAL COLISGEof STIRGEONS, I giviad my prefenfnm, , c: , •! . .4cattoir and pottettin! tv , :r I.r; v!ic.,;:: to prai.,;4‘.: re. 1 niifell d t, ttiat confidence with whick It wt L.-..n 10 Ilor, - aced. la the tirft fafat:ons of loi ea:iy application will prevent the calamity of a C , 47:fated harre ; but where the (rif les-a, Isom a conftioufnefs of the onms::Ettera of the vice which culled hts misfortune. is fcr.rful ot the .iterapt or cenfure of :As family phylician. and broods ovee hit inlirolty with careful con cealment. it milt be fatlifealory roe :Mu to he allured not only of caoahiAity of treatment, but all,' of th , : mo,-,1 inviolable feerery. And in recent Venereal Complaiats it is pofUlle to prevent pain, dancer or ciiftrefs ; in the molt complic4tol cafes it is tke acquire ment of exclufive eaperier.ec fu this line to died* fate, certain, sand fpeedy re-eftabliftment, I offer the adv.intag...l .); j:is experience to thofe of either fez WSo are afiiie , :xl with any kind of DREFLITY, of any fyinptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in ail cafes the terms of remn• nerAtion are hated on the lira inurvirw. . _ Pattentsin the cnunt-y are Lapeded to Melo& a Bank note, and are reguette4 to fpccify their age and manner of living. MARTIN tiREE, Membez of the R:)yal College of Surgeons In Lout= No sto, Arundel•ltreet, Stan t. neat Temple Bar To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, Bridgeltreet, Leindon. Honoured Sir, F. cimburgh, March ot, igcr. BEG leave to inform you, that ever fence the year A 179 h, 1 have been alibelcd with the I.ues Vcticrea, which front its obtlinately refidieg every - .aide • prefcribed by .ise molt eminent eftite y here, and underguiug fcveral ft. vere comics of falivatioo, nrcl twice difcbargedl fr.:rn the Hoim ral, with little relict, would ~pitear to be of :he molt iovererate nature. 111 the fpring of loft year my thfirdi.r h tto fuck a head, a, nearly to put a to my exillencc I had a Lag , : ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke nut in a frightful manner; toy dreotli oily p .!n -lid, and had beet, to a Rate t ulceration t;)r the I,ft tutu yc i-s; my kit had alto two large melee on it, was very much d :mid gave mefuch excruciating pain, pericel2r.y W:JCiI warm ie bed, Marly to deprive me ..1 tt. iti (hi , 13111. :t , :c I wai recommended by Mr I. rinini4iti, (who r t %%2J I grrl: a cur: by them here), to take yiu:r which I began to du on the 25th May ;in the • 0: a ; I be gan to receive bet, than, a 1:131 , h I'i• Ciceis my head and arms were fousunv r s ro . . . . ..„ my legs h alt I alto, 'envoi Irovtvt to, C ohdi lerabl e dif,ol . nerah in the fkei, and pain in the bone of the lett, which, hey the blot flag of UGD, and a little longer n, erfh.vtrtinee tit your invalualhle Medicine, fublidcd ; the rode, dtf,hcrting„ the vzi,- ; r,, , , z ,3 1 ,0 ig i t , natural hue, and the ttoqurnal rh.ng • Om, becante, by your liberal advice anti 1.101.0.1 , pet Let)) . ire. - Iron all my f viler rs cri.d my , heni_r ipoi; itreo,..h, and la: lee tan, .1 Ile inti :et, in wi.icl. ilste conrih•tted many mohtas, to the afiondhm •nt of htlt who Intew at:, I :Mt at a loft/ in v..ind t_ ins to c xprefs ray gratitifle, but ymi, In: the gum! of other let, r• :a I,ti inetsc t hdi rny . as public as paillble, as I flail on every OCCIPOU lo doing y.. 0 with Brea ly oblige, Sir, your grateful, ulted...tht, eery hunth t 1 r v A I A... N.. wait's Clore, Hi3l: :Irt. et, Fdtither, 'l. V.'ifnelles to the ahmte cur. I thtt-nrihn, No. 1, New Poultry-market ;Pint Ni booth, 61 t Lid. I...f.nburgh. Prepared and iti.l by the foie PettEettt; , 1 - 11).‘,. 1 / 2 .i IMC • Wk s Member of the Goya' ::.ollegu. of ru ; • at his ;lout:. No. 9, Nee Bridge-ftrert, Ltmd ; a e •titiatit rt. • lidcnce of more than ti,: a•.:r•, i:/ a; , ..e.t.ct. pat, t dthody to the cur:. f V. it.it Coe•pl i.ott r..ef I , elehnttsi to the Part s of Generarj,,r, ,w CI t!, i• • ! hde fh.cr.cy vvSial. mon of his Profeflion thould a;wh - ,y. t•!'let v.. C3fri, he flat. tors hirobtlf, the advtge And estosliy adminillers to perfoits taking this Ale:b.:to.. ni. be ath line :•) a dd.er..- lrg Public, as an advantage .dtaimthlu, and void oi all ambiguity. Alto fold by his amminiment. fer ^o - veniencc cf thofe liv ing at a ttirtalicc, at I. P. r'; . o .• NO. St. Alban's-street, Pall Mail; life Tor fhop, Na. L... 1, Oxfo . d-itrtst ; D lb , - rough's, No. 7, Ftilx : btcel,bOoltfelier, No. t, LlM ronotw, Little loner-hill; . Eax tei's; Southhildge, Edit. burA ; Mr.Calde.elt's, Du. lin and oy one perl on i n every ca:. - liderable town in Ehttain And Ireland, in boxes of -., od. each, haled up, with Gni ato p diretftimts ..hereby I.er Cone( either Ws may cure theenLlves with eat ~ f peed, feerco and 1 • _ ;•- LONDON: Prthtc.! and paliflied 1 y VEL KENT, (of Ca. ter,urv-r!ac at the STAR OFrrca, No. t, Cart (lntr. l'abli:11,1 alf at the Sraa Urrica, Temple -Lear r 4 s .I I i v ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Lord Bikini) of Chichi Rcr held an Ordination on the SIR uk.when the following Gentlemen wet- admitted to the Order of DeAcunb .—Juhn Sargeaei, of King's College. Canihridge—tleorge Palnicr, of plus College; ditto---John Bird 11b i, of Eniauuel Col lege, ditto. lIRTI-li. Lately, at She%kid, the Lady of jofeph Fowler, Efq. Paymaster of the isth Garrlfon Battalion, of a daughter. Sernrchy fennight, at Prpeaftle, near Coe‘ermcrith, the Lady of Thomas Knight, Efq. of one fon and two daughter.. Sunday morning, in Glouceftepplace, the Lady of T. 11. Maffy Darefim, F.fq. of a fon. In Grartnn4lreet, Dublin, the Lady of Warren Hartings R. Jackfun, Ffq. of a fon and heir. MARRIED. On the 27th ult. at Bolton, in Lincolnfhire, Mr. F. D. Barker, of Cambridge, to Mifs Stainbank, only daughter of Mr. Robert Stainbank, late attorney of Clifford's Inn, London. On Monday laft, at Briftol, Dr. Kentafh, of that City, to I`.if4 Rankin, daughter of Robert Rankin, Efq. of Nsweattle ul)on Tyre. On the 17th ult. Edward Trafford Nicoll*, Efq. chiefl fon of Edward Nicoll,. Efq. of Swithaniley Park, Staffordlhire, to Mils Worfer, of Whitgrcaee, in that rout., y. At Leith, on the 28th.ult. Julio Stenhonfe, Efq. younger, of Southfad, to Miff Alicia Aitken, Walt daughter of Mr. Alexan der Aitken, Leith. On Twiday, at Ipfwich, Major Ray, Aid-du•Camp to General Warde, to Mifs Dalton, of Ipfwich. DIED. On the 26th init. at his Redtory Honfe, Hanworth, the Rev. R. B. Gabriel, D. D. late a Fellow of Worcelter Collie, Oxford. On the 27th tth. aged 48 years, William Walter Yea. Efq. of Bilhop's Hall. in the county of Snmerkt, eldeß fon of Sir William Yea, Bart. of Pyrland Houle, in the fame county. Wednefilay !aft, at Hadley, Middlefex, deeply regretted by her numerous friends, Mrs. Dury, wife of Alexander Dury, Efq. of that place. lately, Mrs. Jaekfon, of the Chalfe and Pair Public houfe, in Bury. She was born, married, and buried, on Chrittmas Day. Friday laft, in the 69th year of her awe, Mrs. E. Glover, mother of Mr Robert Bloomfield, Author of " The Farmer's Bay,' &c. She had lived so years in the fame cottage in which the gave birth to the Poet, whole firft Poem was written thcr,: at her requelt.— By its unprecedented fate he was enabled to contribute much to the comfort of his mother's declining year.; and on hearing of her laft illnefs, with that true piety which didinguifhes all his produc tions, he left London, and with unwearied patience watched the rapid decay of his aged parent, till death doled the melancholy (cent. On Sunday laft, at his hnufe, in Park ftrcet.Grofvennr-fquare, afar a very long and painful Ulnas, i❑ tbe eightieth year of his age, General Tonyn. Colonel of thT 48: h Regiment of Foot, aad late Governor of the Province of Lift Florida. On the 30th alt. the Rev. Thomas Reelor of Fren• than, Surrey, aged 49. Soddenly, at Sc. ieterfburgli, pl .ping at billlcrds, Jarno wick, the celebrated performer on ike violin. At V: oodride, nel;Harnil-nn nn the t 7th ult. John Dykes, Efq. of Wonttilde, formerly an officer in the A.oyal Navy. At Moriatrath, Mn. Dor , tcr Mr rri ;. aged 82, rclia. of Rich. Morris, of Moutfade, Quern'. Countj,Jifq. At Tralcc, Falkiner Chute, Efq. turmasly a Captain in tliz 22d Light Dragoons. At Mrt;ion Cele, Hugh Minehin, Fre,. of Frina, County Clare. On Sunday laft, the Rev. Dr. Hallitat, of Clapton Terrace, aged 76. Wednefday !aft, at Newland-park, the feat of Sir Edward Smith, Bart. aged Ba. Matthew Do (worth, Lrg. of Crake-hail :he was in perfedt health till a few hour, before his death. _ _ _ On the 23d ult. Nlifs Elizabeth Grsrue Coze, daughter of Da. niel Coze,Efq. John-ftreet, Befacley•lquare, is the tzth year of On the tBth ult. Charles Irvine, Efq. late Captain in the 7cth regiment of fuot. At Wark, on the 16th ult. Matthew Colly, Ffq. On his pall - age from the Weft Indies, Captain Mann, of the Royal Artillery, eldell. fun of General Mann. Saturday laft, at iflington, in his 73d y:ar, Mr. John Bigger italf,ien. who has been Vtftry Clerk of the fame Parifli near 40 years. At Glafgow. Mifs Janet Scott, daughter of Mr. J2mes Scott , fenior, merchant. At Edinburgh, 22d inft. Mr. John writer to the lignet. TO-MoktibT7 Sun riles I Sun let, MOOlll fen I miuutasafter 8I 58 minutes after 3 I tr after