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I S •, SPORTING INTE,.LIGENCE. . RICHMOND RACES—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. A Sweeptlakes of 20 guineas each, p. p..for 3-yr. olds. 1.(1. Strathmore's bc. Pipator, not of Queen Mab 1 Ld. Dundas's b. c. by `:trifle, dam I' Drone . - Sir H.T. Vales b. c. by Pc•afus,earn, Role, by Sweetbrier 3 L.I. Fi zwilliam's b. c. Woinipeckrr, by Buzzard,out of Pearett • - - 4 1. d. Dar Ensues L'Oricnt, by Star, dam by Woodpecker dr. Siz to son Ld. Strathmore's b. c.-4 tot agil. Ld. Dundas's b. c.—lo tot agft. Sir H. T. Vane's b. c.-6 and 7 to 4 agft. Woodpecker. Same Day, the Sohfcription Cup. Sir W. Gerard's b. c. by Berninghrough. 3-yrs old Ld.Strathissore'sdi. c. by Bequingbrottgb, dam by Infer, kyrs. old - Ld.-Dzalingtoses Haphaiardi 3-Yrs old 3 Mr. Garforth's b. e. by Traveller, 3-yrs. 011 - 4 Mr. BrantlUng's c. Alonzo. by Pegafus, yes. aid Sir 11. T. Vanes br. b. Cockfighter, 6-yrs. old - dr. Mr. Hutton', b. e. by Stride, dam by Drone, 3-yrs. old dr. Mr. Dunemnbe. Sir T. Gafcoigne, and Mr. Watson, are Sub feribas, but did not name. Three and 4 to i agit. Sir W. Ger*rd's b. c.— to to t agft. Ld. Strathmore's ch. c.-2 to I on JElaphazard- 5 o tot agfl. Mr. Garforth's b. c.- 4 tot agft. Alonzo. THURSDAY, SEPT. 9. The Sol. for thret years old colts, 811. ; fillies, 711: t heats. Mr.Danby's b. c.• by. Stride, dam by Drone - • z Mr. W.. Fletcher's b. c. by Buzzard, dant by Match i cnt 4 2 Mr. Garforth's cb e. Cradling - 3 3 Mr. Fcnton's ch. f. Countefs, by Phenomenon - S 4 Mr. Price's eh. f. by Star, dam by Paymater - 2 5 Even betting, and 5 to 4 on the field ; after the heat, 2 to i on the winner. Sweepftakes of logs. each, for hunters, 121— Two-mile heats. Sir H. F. Vase's bl. h. Collier, by Comet - • 3 t I Mr. Baker's'Sowcrhy - - - - I 3 3 Lord Strathmore's b. b. RAT - - - 1 1 2 Sir F. Boynton's b. h. by Jupiter - • - - 4 4 4 ' Even betting on Rifby ; 2 to t againft Collier ; 7to 1 againft Sowelby ; and 2 to 1 againft the Jupiter horfe. LINCOLN RACES...THURSDAY, SIIPTEVIBER 9. A Pude of Fifty Pounds. Mr. Johnfon's b. h. Sir Solomon, by Sir Peter 6-yrs. old, SR - - t z Mr. G. Crompeon's eh. f. Rofamood, 4-yrs old, 7ft. 3 111 . 2 s Sir G. HhtbeOte's b. is‘ Anifeed, 5-yrs old, Ift. ylb. dr. • Mr. Sawdoies eh. a Civet, by Deviling, 4-yes old, tA.6lb - dr. At fluting, to to son Sir Solomon ; a very good beat, and won by half a neck : fecond beat ho won pretty eafy. A Main of Cocks at the Rein Deer Pit—Wednei: day—Newton and Hewitt, Feeders. Mr. Haverrr. Mr. Nilsson. Byes - s.-44ains s I Byes z— Mates - 3 Lincoln Races were attended by 4.11 the beauty . and fathion in the neighbourhood. The bills in the evenins were graCed by a large party frcimNodino, confillang of the Earl and Counters of &memo- HAMSNIRE, Lord, Lady, and Mils Ramat, Hon. Hamm HOSAILT La d y ALILINA CVSISSILLAND I Mrs. VINCENT C.OILBATT I two Mih Cvwssa t.sNns, and feveral others. Mrs. T. Clumsy alfo iwOught a large party. Lady WSISTIS, Sir GOD rasa, and Mtg. Barris, Ste. • They were 'the anon elegant afenablies Peen in the, country for fe-: . veral years pan. On Saturday, was rum over the turf at Stock. br idge, mat* between. Mr. BILAITKIWAITSIS.C. h. ifi. 91b. aged, and Mr. Svscaseost's b. f. 811. 71h for wogs. which was Woll,l6ll4llfininti ; a. 4 reod race. It being very .ripe n nut pyoutlemen of turf attended. Wssasea.M.svca.—At It~ire yelierday morning, &flow. and Dictia*. (two noted •pe, de*rians) we to. Ilan from Meachener to walk to &ockport and back again for the turn of toia. sninegi s .....Th e former is 64.. and the latter .3: years &age. ' Saturday evening la& a mats, who kept.= iron !hop at the corner of Green's -court, Brewer-flreet, went a feW yards from his hoofs to look at the ground which was excavated, for the perpofe of hying the foundation of another houfe,. when he was fuddealy feised with a giddinefs, and aisni• bled headlong into the charm, by•which aceident.l his..neck was broke, and hisAkull &neared. He , expired inftantly. .. Friday fe'nnight, as Mv. - Ail'as 'JAN.:Hata, of Combs, near Salighttry, wen.fisooting in that neigh bombood, iis .company with. his - lather and ann. thee gentleman, his gun buras and , fo miferably fitaxterad his:left hand, that 4be thumb was laid, back on the .wrifl, and the.lkin and flefitfrom the fingers to the writ were almoft entirelytorn away. He in cooferaseneefuffered amputation at the.wrift. A few days ago the body of a young girl, about _rig)steeuyears if %Age , grand-danghter of one J. Mager. of Karad'a Crofs, Ireland, wAs taken out of the canal near that place, where the had been drnwned,fonse night . before. There were marks of violence very perceivable, and a Coroner's In. quell having been held, brought in their verdiel a Wilful murder by perfons unknown .','• Laft Friday night the wine vaults of Mr. Parker, of Hull, were broken into' bffewne . perfon or regions unknown, who forced open the drawer ir, th e counting hook, and emptied it of the fmall turn of money it contained, without Meddling with any other anickin the pl o te, _ A dreadfal accident had peasg ea pl ace. aa Saturday,. at. the King ' s Bench., i n ih e T eat pls. Some workmen who wt . cossuiLlnyid. on the roof of Ihe b u ilding,. in - drawing-up fluetaAlead for the . porporeoTiew-lcaditmobe roof, carnefsly let fall a I:Aige Sleet rolled u-, whhh they had jali drawn to the top of the builtli .. ''f'h4 munenfe weight immediately fen dim the eidi ng. be. + l7 tween the rafters (the phi kaki lig been taken, off) nnoti 'a dent below, at which a gentleman was fitting, whole head was (truck by the le:id, but owing to the fortunate citcumilance Of blt . l ea sing his hat on at the time, and the leadfalling in rather an oblique dirceion his lift:wits.Vett providentially 'Preferved. The deft Nile :.broketi eLtleces : and the building nitwit:glad' bar ilw • ;.'. . LONDON SESSIONS. CLT LDH A L L.—Yelterday Patric' Trick. was in. diaed for alfaulting Sarah Heard on the 6th ot June lan —The profecutor, who is a very models and pretty behaved young woman, Rated, .that the was palling through eo r iane, Smithfield, about ten o'clock on the night in quaint], when the defendant, who was in company with feveral °diet s, upon feeing her, left his companions, an,i oilfired her up a court, where he behaved in the moil indecent manner, and attempted to ufe her impropelly ; the called out for alfillanee, and his companions came forward and defired him not to ufe the %rimers ill ; on this he suffered her to go, but not before he had (truck her feveral times over the face : they all went away, and. the immediate ly fpoke to a Mr. Sturt, who was Banding at his door, near the fpot, and informed hass of the M arne the had. experienced. Mr. Start . procured the atlinance of two watchmen, and went in purl fuit of chem.:4nd found them Rending at a public bottle door in the neighbonrhood, .. The witnefs tieing the defendant, recognized him as the perfon who had ill treated her, and he immediately ran away Mr. Sttirt and the watchmen purfucd him, and after a llout refinance, he was taken, having knocked the watchmen and Mr. Sturt down.— He was then secured and taken to the Compter, where he has remained ever fince for want of bail. The faEls were all clearly proved by the witneffec. The defendant, by way of defence, Rated, that he met the profecutrix, and the anted him to give her fometbing to drink ; he told her that he had, money ; the would not then let him go, and want ed him to go to a houre of ill fame with, her, which he refufed. He Paid, that he hid often been intimate with her. The Learned Judge here ( 1 4- fired Mr. Sturt to be called. and anted him, if the account the defendant had kilt given was true ? Mr. Sturt replied, that it was not ; for the pro- Xecutrix is a young woman of a mon excellent charader. At the time the. attault was committed' the was out of place, but at prefent refides in a re fponable family in. Leadenhall-nreet, whom he, named. The Jury, after the Judge had • lammed up the evidence, found the defendant Guilty; -and his Lordlhip, on pathing fentence, obferved upon the heinoufnefs of the crime of which he had been found guilty, and Paid he had added to it by en ' deavouting to fix a Rain of infamy upon her ;ha raaer, which it was evident the did not deferve. He was ordered to be impriftined fix weeks. He was then tried for Wanking the watchmen, and being found gdilty, was fentenced to the fame im prifonment, to commence at the expiratioh.of the former. CLERKENIVELL SESSIONS. litces's HatU—Yefterday the General Setflons of the Peace for the county of Mid4llefez Corn. tneoced, before W. Mattiwasitian, Efq. and the other Juftices for the county. - William Wixom, and another, were indi.led for affaulting. John Dalton a contiable r in the ex ecution of his offset, on the% 3eith day of June !all. Mr. ALtity, for theptofecntiiinr, .opened this. as a very ferious cafe„ He fail that.tbe defendants were men in a, refpeflabl b e fitpation of. life; Mg that circumnance repriced their conduift-themore reprehenfible. kr .thry, ought to have known, how, to have conduaid thenifelves, with more dec.eney. 3,nd decorum, than thole not enjoying the advan tages ariang from . fuieifor,eansiition., The pm -1.., he find * was 'a ceineibk, and; 'on the day '.n in the indiament, had been fent for by a Mr. Hollingihead, a manufatinurer, ittoilidri. to tiike into cutlody one of his workmen, WM Kid behaved in a riotous manner. He accorelliqdYzatte9deds and took the man into cuilody-tAiwils estrenidy unwilling to fubmit, and attacked 'the vittftable with great fury. This obliged' him, in his turn, to have recount to a little coercion. Thi.ftruggle tearfully occafioned folic . mob in the theeti— they interfered : among them were the two de-. fendants ; and then it w as - t h at M r .' Wixon aft! faulted the prolocutor, and attempted torefene tbe' prifdaer. This fort . of Condwa, be was lure, the Jury . would . reprehend:. The. Court, however,, *maid meafure the degree. of hie panininenn IC they. firind him guilty of the fad. - - ...r., 'lleprofeeutor, who was an.bilhman, gavel,* fame aseonatnithe afaslt as had been opened.* the.. Learned sCOunfel, except t h at h e did *lie , charge:Mak Whim with doing more than holding., hiammiiniorder to let the aprifontr efcape. Mite ' man in ennody, be laid, was very riotous, iitidb ;kickedbis•thinttill they were very much bruited' nod:cute acing .crofs.erasnined . by Mr. .Conur, Athether he Isad not beat the man very feverell's 'Mid thereby induced the defendant to interferes'—.- He laid he had not, but that he only gave him a ktiock ot.two bn the hat, in order to terrify trims' into quietnefs. It appeared, however; that his hat? was on his lead.when the witneh gave his terrii). iv.. bad,. Being alfo told, that there were fever ral good Englith witneffes.tocontradie him.ln cilia matter; be fetid, he-did. not care; he bakfeveral goodlrifh witneffes toTupport him. . Mr. Holliogfhead, who gave cuftody of the man,. Grid, ho was a mon turbulent fcoundrel,; but, he confeired,.be thought that the constable hit the bat rather too hard. . This being the cak maihe part of the prorate., tion, feveraV witnefes went called for the dercsi dant,..wkiii ,ftea,rli . pinved that. the: con (table .had beau moo vidttat.tabia blows, to make his prifo ner quiet, and tbavtlia defendants •interfered Plerti Y. AollcVV i va t cefe,. the . Jury returned, a Nen ! s clifl.prNiit.Gu , 4 7441P r 7P9445 , 4, e . .batch o st a t4 4 7 6 1111/fe‘thal Ms. INVX4 Wire inf , 4l . for". a ~in 140 ruing. La ..dies of.thesnaiMas Ot. AV . , _..nandby.— r i co h a ppeitre4 .t) i At e vidence .. of ~ t Prpfeeutr i xeS r itha.t Ahei. Pigdin,,tbe neighbourbtiodlo£ the Pa. ttindat* likel ..oftsm had ,occalion, topah , by Jilt iitetliit sit ~sever die Defendant Hawke' fay, tbtln, 111.04 toinfoltthem with the mon abufive i language andtell aOti_they were no better t h an ;t4irsopi l ittset;waheps. They became extremely , rtf ,' itt 00,0944 , and. pee evening, having. , . ) a nt .olat n t a. fimilar tnwner, they , went to.. '• .fe,04.04f•!16.49.7) twin, th boy !buck them, *ad the NatfieeafterWards came from his parlour and (ruck them alto. Mr. ALLY, on the'part hf die Defendants, con tended that this *ls A frivolous and fpittful prole. eutiOtt,' which the kir*: milt treat hh the con tempt it sdeferved. ' He fhoulktirove.that thole two delicate young Ladies, whore fenfibility ap peared to have been ib much affetted by theicur- Mous expredions of a butcher's boy; had in 1114 iiiliance condueled themfelves like violent %Iry goes; for, mild and gentle as they appeared to he, they had aCtually ;dr-milted the boy ; and what the mailer had done, was nothing more than an at tempt. to refcue him from their fury. Lie rh fervtd, that one of thefe young Ladies (Naito Woodward) was thedaughter'of a butcher, who, although he wits Clerk of the rarifir, and alwaYp cried Amen at the end of every jiratir' for • p e ace and good-wilt towardEMett; had' 1 • been in a time of enmity witti . his, cOnipeti thinners, Mr. Woreefteei ahtperhapshe - ini he inflOenc. - ; ed by fonts motive ' s of *thil kind tai in/46ft the prefent profccuticut againit him. As there was a teparati indiament againft each •Degriclant; he would call each to give evidence as to what re lated to the other. Worcefier was then called. • He lad he had been fitting at his flipper, when he heard a gicat noife and- Wile in his fhop. He ran out, and law Mifs Woodward beating and thumping- his boy, who was down oh the floor, and Mil's lland by had hold of the hair of his head. He took hold of the-latter Fend) , by her gown, obferving that it was not fair, for two to be on one perfbn, and put her out of his fhop; be turned the other damfel out in the fame manner. He never let the , dogs at them. The great dog was chained; up, and two other dogs that true• look would nut I hurt any body. John Havfltes, the othir Defendant, was next examined on behalf of his Mafter. He laid one of the young Ladies had come and given him afmack on the fide of the face, knocked him down, and kept baling him, while the other pulled his He positively (wore his tnafter had not (truck ei ther of diem, but merely put them out of the fhop. After fome other Witneffes were examined, the Jury found Hawkes guilty; Worcefter not guilty. SPILSBURV'S ANTIICORIIVTIC bROPS.--ThiS, well known excellent Medicine; having been ap proved by the public near 3o years, hardly needs any further recommendation : but as a Gentle . man of refpeffibility, reeding in the neighbonr hood of Spilfby, in the county of Lincoln, and whole cafe was novel, had the goodnefs to Call ' the Proprietors, at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho fquare, to acquaint them of the cure he had re cently experienced from the ufe of their Medicine. Mefrrio. SPILSBURY and Co. beg lean to acquaint the public, that by applying to Mr. HOFF, of Spiliby,they will receive every fatisfaelory account relit ve to the cafe and cure alluded to, which for many rufous would be,unpleafant to the Gentle man to have publicly advertifed.—Aug. 9, 0302. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPTEIMER 13. • RETURN of WHEAT in Mark lane, including only taus. the Sob of Augnlt4o the 4ds of September. . Total-04863 quarters. Averail 6 4 9 . 7i4. is. aid. hioer than fat return. PRICE OF HOPS. Kan 71 toi to 81 ass ( 4 Kent 81 os to 9 1 o s i E biro 71 Os ,to 81 OS X Suren 81 os to 91 os Elks 711 os to SI T As Faru. 91 , as to tsl its p „ SM IqELD, &genitor 13. To Auk the. lbsoeof1111). I.d - 41 od tlo 41 16d`Veal - 4s od hi 6s od I lltistion -ss 4d to 64 od P oc k - Ss ' 441 to 6s 4d • Lamb pod en 6ii.446 4 • 1 • S toc k at M ar k et this marallls, *Ws 1 * Sheep and Lambs i NEWGATE and LEADErattu., - ember , s Per Rani of 111 b. brillbetearonfe: - - Deet p•• 44 to- 4e. 4d- Veal. 3s- 8440'50 Ad• Mutton 45 8d to ft, 44 Posh-, sa 4 4 oil 411 7 , 44. t Lands 0 Bd, to, p itd. . i ' PRICE OF HAY AND Slialk, September ij. , .• Saltbileht f•:. ": St. James's. ' Wliftedsapil. o.Hay 7 • to-7 7 -- 4 ooto 7 Is o 5- 00to 7 18; o New 3 ro to 6 o Straw 1 Btol 14 217010360 2 4. lit*. a 111 o' aovcr 7toto 8 _o • 7 7 atolls° • 'Do.new 6oto 7 a - i 3 COALS, September 13.. Bell Coal. CO ALS, Sep 24 1 2. od. Per 0121 drem Delivered al. toe. od. Sunderland, al. 17s. od. Delivered al. 6s. od. _ DIED. Lift week, at lamas*, Captain Francis Davie, of the Marines. Lalt week, at Horde Icy, Mrs. Phelps, wife of P. Phelps. Efq. of Moyalien, Ireland, and daughter of Hiunproo Lkyd, Elite banker, Birmingham. • On Sunday, arhis houre on Stmathans Common, in the illtb year of me age, W. Newman, Efq. Alderman of the Ward of Furinedoo At Madrid, in the 38th year of her age, the Duehefa of Albs. Tuefday Litt, fuddenly, Mr. John HennettawOrd-eutler and prrmith, of Threadneedle-ltreet, Royal Bubonic. On the 6th int. at Enfield, Lady Vernon, MIR of the lam Admiral Sir Edward Vernon. •On Friday lall„ in eonfeifuenee of rfall from Ms bode, Mr. Devenlls, of Villlen-ftreet. Strand. Lately, at Southampton, Mn. Candidly. Wife of Thoinfis Goodwin, Efq ‘ l lOll " Ai LO 4DO) )Ii*ATER., -Abases- • iirr7;• - 7 - 11 -11Rit • , • • - This cis; was publithed, a SECONb A Short and Pliin PREFACE deligned as a tlfelot Ap'pendage tt Wank ttoktes of l overy It milt BM; in cret , 'Mast , : toe oft Negieded on the &cif tit' important By JAMES WICKINS, thlifbury : Printed for the Author; ao Milt Wilkie+, Pitternoffetemw, London litelkfcilen in Town and Country, pi ( dozen for is. to fuck psrfons who, from le -ce, .may De difpofed to circulate the, mighbourhoSiti Emmet from the BRITISit Cam ilk r. W ickinis Title-page kerns to flow of his zeal to do so , :ol, and that zeal is I impure and sbr,,,i mixture. The partici fkort ?reface may be %ireful to many read circulation as a cheap Pamphlet may be ft ofTrath." • DO. DRODUM's NERVOUS CORDLC SYRUP. 111‘ has long hew tpleilion, as 41 . of rurpeize, why Dr. BIODUAIIIIO3IId I a Medical Men, than lonic of our firit ratter and eminence has never been dot& Tong puzzled all rankrof people; bet wlia fitter the caufe in a•deliberate.manner, the the catarael ia taken from the eye. For if otis are the difordere the human frame is' mire, folely from the Patients inipru.letice Patient is afhamcil to unfold to hi. own fat. fturful it may by tome unforefeen accident dee: tint like to confels his weal:tiers to tilt timAte wi: h; and in which cafe the female Ils a facrillce, rather than divulge the aid whlsvut knowing the origin of the a ft r any Payfician to prcfcribe with fuceel patients who can with fafety apply to Di have only to fign initials to their letters, without any referee whatever. The Ake a Prefcription or medicine (as the cafe ,n eve: knowing the perfon who.l as made tyi the matter nits for ever* f_Trat, as it is oi Dodor to mike w dircovery ti is is- the why Dr. Brodum monopolizes tl e ap tliea peo;le to binifelf; and particularly fo, as well eftabinhed ?.11 a &Uhl' Phyfician, • the daily papers, the well authenticated him, to patrons who have laboured tot Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Scurvy, Nerve YellOw Fever, Jaundice, Bilious Complaint Stotdaelt and liowels,and Debilities of Both natural or acquired Caufes, in particular, gloating front Intemperance, improper In( or csceffivc Grief. For the removal of every in the. Syftem, there are few Medicines of in Complaints of the liver, many can teltify its beneficial effects, even after the formai( Rance—The Yellow Fever, and thole fatal Date in the baneful Atmolphere in hot CIL The Botanical Syrup and Reftorativc Ni had at the Doctor's houfe, No. 9, Albion. Mufeam, Surry-fide orßiackriars . it as.; t is. ; and 65.; (duty ineltided) ; jeboui eon, No. is% Oxford-ftreet, needles Bend-P 4a,Cornbi:l; Ward, No. 334 , Halkorn ; Wit Medicine Warehtiale, No. 2a9, birand j 7 Royal Exchange f• Williams, Perfunier to ' Pall-Mall ; E. Newbery, Cotner of St. P; Bolton's, Royal Exchange ; Ching and Bt fide; Burgeois, Amick, and Son, No.ls, 1 Medicine Virarehoufe. High- ftreet, Borough, wark Bank; Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, °cif thc pantheon ; Forbes, Druggift, No. 3: Borough; and Dicey, Bow4ane. And by all Printers, Bookfellers, and .Vi rn the three Kingdoms. BROQUIR'II Guide to Old Age, orAdvice obtain a radical and permanent cure for the' of Nature which Delicacy Often forbids to Relatives; with a Treadle on Female Difeat choadriac, and Confamptive Complaints.-- Advice to Bath and Hot-will Bathers, t!c.c. recommended to Seafaring Men. A 223. Bottle contains eqnal to five Letters, hating Patients cafes; with the • of a Guinea, will be fiddly attended nod It will be neceffary the Doetorlhould fee aillieted with Dearners or Las of Sight, or letter or parcel, to the Dodlor (poll or carriage ufual Fee.-.- he Medicines may be had tie- To THOMAS TAYLOR, No..p, firidge-ftreet, Londe Honoured * Edinburgh, BEG leave to inforni you, that year 1790, I have been affiided with • *hick,' from its oliftiontely refilling every preftAbed By the matt eminent of the facult) going kveral revere cenrfes of rdivation, and Gum the liedyStal„ with little relief, would ap olt hive:erase nature.. In the fining of Taft ; • got to Curb a head., as nearly topic a pert( I had a large ulcer On the crown of my head, akd my lege were brokeesut in a frightful t Was dreadfully painful, and had been hp a for the left [even years; my left had alfo tyre was very much difeoloured,end gave me loch pnrtleularly when warm in bed, as nearly to In thielanaentable Itate I was recommended Gut, (who received fo great a cure by them I Lake's Patent rills , which I began to do ui in the courfe of a ortnight 1 began to receive. more than a mouth the ulcers on my head and, ly healed—lbon alter the forts en any !cgs he however, confiderabfe thicolouration in the the bone of the left, which, by the blellieg ce; longer perfeVarance in your invaluable Med.e. nodes difperfing, the [kin regaining its natural turns' pains gradually going otE 7 -I thus became, sal advice and Meaieine,perfedly free from plaints—have recovered my•fornter fpirit becotne jolly and fat, in .srbiels Rate haviul months to the aftoniflunant of all who knew in what terms to ea profs my gratitude, but. Food of other fufferin • mortals, to make. this at po&ble, as I.lltalLol every ocrafiem ; in greatly oblige, Sir, Your grateful, obedient, very ALEX. AIURKER, Swan's Clofe, II:. Witneffi to the above cure .—John Poultry-market, John AVllltofh, Old A tlemb: Prepared and fokl by the foie Proprietor,' LO it, MeanZler c f the Royal College of Surge Net. 9, New Bridge-ftrect, London ; where, refidenee otmore than thirty-Gi years, in a pa ly &m art! to the sure of Veneriel Complaint dental to the Parts of Generation, with that which Men of his Profernon fleould alwaye . obi he flatters himfelf, the advice and Alliance minifters to perfons taking this Medicine, by aditecitingroblic, as an advantage feklum void of all ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the cow living at a diftanee; at The Perfumer's, No. Brett, Pall-Mall i. he . Toy-lhop, • No. t 3.1 Mr. Diflorongb7s, No, 7, Fifh reetddli; Mt No. t. • nista-row Little 'Tower-hill; Mr. briette, Edinburgh, Mr. Lubin ; fon In every confides-able town ht Great Brit. boxes of only as. 9d. each, .fealed up„ uifh rectum., whereby Friona of either lex with cafe, fpced, ft.:crecy, and fafety. N. E. Every Box*fold in Great Britain is Stamp, on which, by favour or t at the Stamp-Office.—T. Taylor, No. 9, New lit ate ulna la felony, and all others are eel , LGPOON; Printed for the Froprictorn by racaniabrareet) At th e rA'INI N T 1 lk : rey-itreet ; and phblifhed • I. K century-plate, Lambeth), r. No t, e.rt7-1 Strai-Otrea.. Tenrle.Bar; to which UFA oat cm for the Spiro' are smacked to be tb EDITIox of E to the BIBLE; to he pr o fi ted to Tety nt tregure Deeps." and fo'd by B C. C.. 1. m I and by all oth er rice 61. each; or on e n mq lye* of hco e y„. tent raeir reipedire tc.---" The copiouttidi w from the earmittefs happily free fr oth 4 . 4 culars d t ! tiers ; and th:rtfo re i ts ferviccable to the cafe and OTANIC.it, s well as a. rnitt tr I be more refort e ,i Loa ihyticiana, dilut e e 4; kited : this Eniztw a ten we weigh and c ut , he furprizr inftance, how minter- fulbjedk to, and which e; theft complaint. th e amity Phyfician,etr :rit become publi; re the Phylician he is in- • ale in particular of:en c fccret of their Lifordcr it k inii ; th( fe, then. arc the Dr. Brodum, for they and Rate their e'de Caws them eid.r may require) with,a:t ipplication to him, and out of the power of ye e only ar.d true caufe cation of all raths of as' his charas:tr fa whet we obf2, re in Cures perforned by DI many years ender trvous, Co Ifumptive,, • Spat as in the oth Scan, siifinglaint , thole Comp!sints uri- ndulgencts, In t 'ori,ty, ry kind of Ohilruclion of equal efficacy, and ry, have witnled Lion Or 3 ChilTOZl, :;üb. tat Difeafes that criin limatts. iervous Cordial, to he n-lirect, near the Bridge, in Bottl s boult & Co 's, I de Ea- f-Rreet ; GoldV,,r, No. 'it hers.(late Cocielrs) Ternglc Bar Tuft's, his Majelly, No. tr, Paul's Churchyard; hitter, No 4, Cheap- Haynyirk...t ; Shaw's ;11,oppolite the South- • 4ford itrcct , oppofite Blackman-duct. Venders of Medicine rice to both Serer, to hofe ferret Infirmities D difclofe to:kir efes, Nerviui, Hypo- -To which is added, c. It is particulariT ye finall one!. e •Dodtur's usual Ece to foch Patients as are sr fetid their Cares b r Irvine paid) with his iery day. • t, Efq. • odon. a, March tB, its!. tt ever fince the the Lues V emlea ; cosine of met Line Ay here, ant: under- and twice difcharged d appear to hl of the raft year my diturtler riou to my esiftence: rd, one opt each arm, it manner; my ri-,:ht a State of Oct:rat:cm wo large nods on it, cb excru:Luing pain. . dcp rive ma of rr.2. td by Mr. J. ThomP• here), to take your un 26th of May; ive brook:—iii indarnis healri alfo, he lkin, and pain in 'of Goa, and a little Leine, fublided; the ral hue, and the non- com, by your 111*' all my forma cum- :Li n o ruits d iie .oinbi l cir t y:,o r u cal:: as pt blic g oing yea arid! 'cry htnnble f . rvan!.. Is-Itreet, mpfon, No. 3. New_► by ciofc,Edinhurike , THOMAS TAY, k, his"geons,,at Houk, after a cunt- predict p.ttLicuLar- nt and thole incr. .t inviolable feertry >brerrein rucll , r-ct'; he grattr.tot:. c, will lit„ • • um attainabk, onvenicorc t:' l 2'* 4 . le. 35. St ' )3, Oxford-r , .. ... In. srot'l, r. Batter's, • • . ; ,- tt t in :kid 1..;1 ly cdre s fcaled un w'f i t. i• B r ij ,e.:tr...-t—to viiirterteit vc.Orriet. ; • K ( '-itrcet, a • ' a* ' i c ce ; .;1 , c d• _ • FILS. Tuefday lan, at Rots-houk, near Salifbury, Lady Catherine 'Forrefter, of a daughter. Sunday evening, Mes. Taylor, of Hatton-garden, of a fon. _ On the 7th irritant, at Ooltnefh, in Lanarkihirt. the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel George Callender, younger of Craigfortb, -of a daughter. In liarcourt-plaeo, Dublin, the Ladrw Camp Little, Efq. 41a slat.gbter. • ' 7 On the sth ioftant,at the Alobey 4 Shrevriboar, the L a dy o f f§ir Charles Oakl e y, B art , o f a ton. • On Teefday la lt x .* Newland, in MARRIED. • • die tAtlati. of Gloucelter„ Licetellaut.ColonetNuby n , to Mrs. Patterfon. daughter of General Rooke, M. P. for the county of Monmouth. I.aftweek, Lieutenant Jachfon, of the 44th regiment of foot, to Mifs Pugh, of Hereford. In Dublin. on the Both ult. Matthew Peaces, 'Erg. of Ely jlace, London, Lond o n, t o Mils Anne Lawlefs , daughter of the late ohn Lawler', Pfq. of Shankill, near Dublin. A few days ftnec,. at Saunby, neaiGalnfborough, the Rev. Mr. Shaw, aged 7.1, to his houfekeeper, aged at. At Masfe of cavity, the Rev. Mr. Joha Cruichlhank, Mi nilter of Olds, to Mifs Jane Scott, daughter of the Revadr. Scott, Minitter of Gartley.