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LAW lA'TE/.I.IGENCE. COURT OF KING'. &NCI!, sz. (RIM CUM.-HOARE I'. At LEIC This cafe had been formerly tried. ix for.: I.ord )(Fa vox and a Special Jitt• , and a vei fiaind for the Defendant. Lita i Mary To in ! , Ir. Les xtat moved for a 11CW trial, oat the grounds dial the evidence allaced i,n the hilt tried did not ar _ rant the Jury in hri o ni in a verili& for the De fendant, and that the teaintoay of Mr. Cl;i k, which would havc proved nine!, :n favi air of the Plaint c aufe, had been de..imed inadrniflible, though Mr. Es SKIN/ laid he bad no heihation in maintaining that his evidence was legal to go to a Jury. On thefe grounds, a rule tOr a new trial was accordiiT ly granted, which came on this day. Mr. Ets s tor, for the Plaintiff, opened the canfe ; he obfervcd, that it was an action of the greaten importance to his client. The Plaintiff, he faid, was :•pprehetifive that, by the verdift in the former trial, he might be contidered as having connived at, and been wilfully accellary to his own fhame. Any confederation of that fort, if fuch exitted, it was hoped, would be completely done away in this trial by the evidence of Mr. Clark, who had held many conve ri;itions with the Lady, at her hufband's re. que:t, previous to her departure. The Plaintiff, Mr. Easi: Dated, was a Gentleman ()frank and refpt.dability, having held the ditlinguithed office of Payniatter-General to the Army in India, under the command of Lord Cornwallis. The defendant was at that time a Captain of a corps in the Eall- In tics, and the Plaintiff confidered hint as one of the fincerefl friends he had in the world. That upon his arrival in this country laft year, he had been received and treated by the Plaintiff with the fame cordiality and attention he had (hewn him while in India, without fufpicion, and without difguife ,• that the defendant having fignified a with to that died, he had been admitted to reticle at the plaintiff's feat of Twyford Lodge, where he continued for Tome time. That Mrs. Hoare, whofe mind, it would appear, had been the flave ofpaffion, one day took occafion to unfold to her hufband her attachment to the defendant, which the laid had taken root and inc reared fince the &ft day the law him, and, on which account, the confidered herfelf to be the mole miferable of her fee. Mr. Easeta s faid, he would leave it to his Lordfhip andthe Jury to figure what mutt have been the feelings of the plaintiff on this declaration from a wife he had ten terly loved and doated on to diftradion 1 The latter part of it, however, afforded him force little comfort ansidll his diftrefs% as he found his honour had not yet been fullied; and this gave him hopes that he might be able to regain his wife's affedions, and induce her to forget her unlawful attachment to the defendant. That Mrs. Hoare had communi cated what had pallid between her hufband and her to the defendant, who left the houfe immediately. after writing a letter to the plaintiff, expreffive of his concern at whathad happened, fineerely affuring him that he never had countenanced Mrs. Hoarei paffion, and that he had done nothing againft their honour. This affurance, Mr. ERSKINII raid, bad come too late, for it was foon evident that Mrs. Hoare was unhappy at his abfence. Had the de. fendant meant to ad honourably by his friend, he ought to have withdrawn himfelf much foonerthan he did. That the plaintiff had ufed every means to endeavour to divert his wife's growing attachment for the defendant, but without effed ; and there fore he wrote for his brother, who was then at Bath, to come to him, and Alb for his friend Mr. Clark; the latter of whom immediately repaired, to Twyford Lodge, and the Jury would bear from his evidence what had pallid on the occation of this difagreeable meeting. The only quellion, Mr. Beaune laid, for the Jury now to decide was, whether the plaintiff, whole condu*L was actuated by to advice of his belt friends, bad been willful ly acceffary to his wife's adultery ? and, as tie c intrary would appear, he trulled the Jury woulu return a verdid fur the plaintiff. The witneffes adduced on this trial were the fame ho were examined on the former, with the ex ception of Mr. Clark, whore evidence was in ful;. (lance AS fellows :—He (wore that he had been intimately acquainted with the plaintiff for near ly twenty years ; that lie knew his marriage with Mrs. Hoare had been a marriage of love and af. fedion ; that he never heard of any quarrels be- I tween them, till he received the letter mentioned by Mr. Erlitine ; and, in confequence of that letter, he waited on the plaintiff, whom he found in a 'tate of the deepett atilidion, and Mrs. Hoare, likewile, very much agitated ; that the plaintiff unbolomed himfell to the witnefs, and carrel l:entreated he mould rcalen with Mrs. Hoare on the criminality and impropriety of her attach ment ;_ which he accordingly did. That the told him, fhe could not look her hufband in the face, fur Cie injuftice the had done him; and the withed therefur.:, to he allowed to go on a vi'it to her Major Coale, during which, the would fee th dettiolant once more, and, alter remaining a; her I'acle's a few day., and reenreiing her for mer ttaiiquility of mini, the would return to her lintband. That having reported to the pl..;titiff what had railed, it was agreed between them, that th: lhoti!d be permitted to go. That Mrs. Hoare &aired, that there was no collution between her and the defendant, as to her going off, which he and the plaintiff firmly believed to he the truth at the time. That the witnefs remained with the plaintiff and Mrs Hoare till the arrival of Mr. Civvies Hoare, and on coming away be caution ed him not to influen ce l his brother against allow ing Mrs. Hoare to gn to her Uncle's. as he thought it the moil likely Sep that could be taken t.' redo:cher peace of mind, and the peace of the family, and that he invited Mrs. Hoare to flop at his bottle, on her way back from her Uncle's, 'cilia: . her that Mrs. Clark would receive her as ufual'in the aloft friendly manner. Mr. Clark alfo (wore. that nest day, after he had left Twy ford Lodge. he law the plaintiff, who told him lie had got a letter, notifying that the defendant lad. received Mrs. Hoare at itagget's Hotel, and that they had diced dun cat the day Ike strived at London ; and that lie und-t!h— , l, from perind. ea: plaintiff had abam!, , r-d L r The AT EOKNEY ( ENESAi. ;lOW elii;il tile Jury' in a Ipeech of conilderable length. His argu ments were mulch the home as he u!:el on the for mer trial. The pLtitnitF, 11, contended, from the whole of his conduit, was not entitled to obtain a verdiit. The cireumbnce of his allowing his, wit_ to leave his bottle when flit ought to have flayed, and her being Lot off in a common ltitt;d putt-eh:tile, when he had two carriages of in own, and without even a n:an fervant to de t-aid her againd any attic!.: or ininits, were fut . - ticient in convince the Jury that he had abandon ed her for eve!, and theret; , re he faid, it was not necelhuy to trouble them with any farther re marks, as be was convinced, from the proof of the plaintiff's inattention and negligence, they timid find a verdia for the defendant. lord KENYON faid, that in judging by the evi dence which he had heard in this trial, he would fity. that he thought the plaintiff had not take n thole Reps which were necetlary to reclaim his wife. He could put no other conitruCtion on the defendant's letters to the plaintiff, than that if Mrs. Hoare pertitted in her refolution of quitting her hutband, the would be received by the de fendant, to his houfe and to his bed. After there let ters, and after Mrs. Hoare's own declaration of her attachment to Major Allen, his Lordlhip faid, the plaintiff certainly had it in his power to be on his guard in protecting his wife. He knew the was incontolable at the abfence of the de fendant, and though for this reafon he might have catily Peen that her withing to go to her Uncle's was merely a pretence to throw herfclf into the arms of the defendant, yet he fuifcred her to go off in a pa-thaife without any friend, equipage, or the fmallefi protedlion againft the accidents of a long journey, which argued that he had cer tainly abandoned her to her fate. Betides, his Lordthip faid, it was very improbable that Ma jor Cooke, her Uncle, a man of honour and pro bity, would have received his niece into his houfc under the imputations and charaCter the then bore, and on which account the had incurred his fore difpleafure and refentment : it was for the Jury, therefore, to confider whether the plaintiff had done all that a prudent hulband ought to have done in the circumltances of the cafe, and return their verdia accordingly. The Jury retired fur a about Italian hour, and returned their verdiCt for the defendant. THI: RING 0. 301./LTIEE. On Saturday the 7th init. in the Court of King's Bench, Mr. ERSKINE and Mr.Ct.&RR fhewed caufe againft a Rule Nifi, granted in Michaelmas Term, for an information againft Mr. Boultbee, charging him with being the Author of an anonymous letter fent to the Rev. William Holmes, of Normanton upon Soar, near Loo. borough, in September fall. After reading the affidavits filed by each party, and bearing the Counfel on both fides, the Court difcharged the Rule, with cots to be paid by Mr. Holmes to Mr. Boultbee. r LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY as. _... Prime Wheats were conMerably dearer, while inferior ?am ple. have very dull fak..—Bath Barleys and Malt arc declining in price.—Ptak and Beaus are nearly the fame as oflate.—Floe Oats are rather brillter.—Cuasfe (ampler are heavy. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 1101 to 1301 ed Boilers 9oe to tom od Fine 134 s to 1601 od Suffolk' sou to 'to. od Very Flee 161 s to 1731 od Pearl Peafe 1141 to 0011 Od Rye 90 to sou od Hark Beans 7011 to 73$ al Stainal Barley 48s to its od Ticks 611. to 721 od Malting Barley 6os to 760 od Old ore to ac. 04 Malt 6os to 706 od Oats 38s to "zs od Fine 72$ to 148 od Fias 441 to 460 od Hog Peak 7os to 70 od Poland* ela to 531 ad RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. Including only frost the 9th of February to the task .1 Feb. In eluSve, agreeable to the New AAa. 27 Quarters Ma od 30 Q2arters tus od 2 33 —2582 od 1 945 1405 od 131 1560 od 195 138 s oil nca 1534 od 696 od 3 8 4 154 1 od 1320 od 83 133 s od 33 .—.— 1 30 1 02 8* 1520 od 734 128, od 137 152$ ell 33 tads od 406 1501 od zoo 5 4 5 od 43 ter cd 12% od 396 Id! od la II CS Od 1026 •••.. 147 , od 38 od 90 —146 s at toss al 95 1 45 8 od 85 -- zoos cd 879 144 a ed 26 ioss•od 304 -- 1444 od lot tool 04 139 tau od Total—VAS Q. : amen. Average 1411. 1014. Is. rid. lusrcr than laft return. PRICE OF FLOUR this Morales: Fine, tip. to Wt.—Meal, tlOa.Hne, as. to cos. EN UR Y of CORN in the PORT of LONDON during left 111 , nat ....W11421, 15114 9111,..alIfier.,==was, aticooo v.—Peace, loSo 9r* 70, 7So Seed, 210 cwt.—Beens, 330 475. PICCE OF HOPS. Kent 231 tot to ,61 24 Tad oosto 3si States :31 ck3s to 161 r sulks tbl oos to 171 41. 1 Fars. Elks :3l 1108 to 41 es rife. 141 OM 20191 la p. h,\lrrutiq.l.U, irobruarf 23. To fink the offal.-per Rase of 81b. Beef 45 dd to 6. 4d Vod 641 to is od Marton -Gs o.! to 75 4d Pork - 6s od to 7. od &wit at Mullet this morning, Boats 2000, Sheep, 6000. NI:WC:ATE LEAMNHAILL, February 23. Pc. Clove of Oh. by the weak. - Beef n of to fit 1141 Vr..l 41 Ed to 7$ Od Mutton S fis 3.1_ Pork • de ed to 7$ od PRICk. OF HAY AND STRAW. -- Re Jano.'l. Wbltechapcl. 3.HAT 3to 6 o 4 00to 6 o 4 to to 6 6 0 Straw 2 3 to* to • soto 2 IS 6 s :0 oto j 0 0 Clover 6oto 6 to - 6to to 7 7 o CU.iI.S--State of Latt Week e Market. Cargo's Soil. Monday. Feb. i 6, at at 4IL 6d. to 451. jd. WedneftS.y, 9 to 390. 9d. to 435. 6d. *m a y. t t at 141.6 d. to 441. od. COUNTRY MARKETS. . At Oxford, Meat fella at the unprecedented price or 1028. per quarter; at Worcetter, it is u high as ape. d. and at Orriaca tint, beini as advance lo each of alsoot U. per Tuner. At numbed there has bow a very notarial redudUon in the price of Wheat. particularly of pinse temples, which have 1.0 newly t<•. per quarter. At Leah r, Floor has Alai from Se to qu. per tack, within the lak week. aad the failing loaf bee in awicernee been re duced 5 oa. 7 de. DIEM Oa the tillt 14 it arelh. RolWm Hum. 14 of Liar larstatas. m-Milan W iof Ms SAL *:J GT,SI , ORT. P.:ruant Cam/1111Eu,, ut AppraiGmna and Sale. ros EALE BY Avcrivt., At the India Attn:; inn, on Thurfilay the atthda'Y of February, ski, at Eleven &Clock in the Morning, '1 'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, now landing from the CERES, detained on her Voyage front Lifbon, by his Majelty's Armed Schooner ANT. For H./me Confumptioh 2124 Balkets of Fig' 411 Bales of Cotton. For Exportation:-2{ Boxes of Sugar. Samples wilt be eleven by Meffrs. Smith, St. Barbe, and Marten, London; and by Media. Page and Evans, Gofport ; f whom Catalogues may be bad.. Purfuant to a Commiffion of Appraffement and Sale. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Star and Garter Tavern, Portfmouth, on Friday, the 27th day of Februery,tgot, at I t o'Cluck in the Forenoon, 'FHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 1 250 Bales of Haz, z cwt. 2 qrs. Haodfpikes 230 Barrels of Lampblack, and Oars, 4 Ditto of Pitch 2 cwt. Deals and Slabs. Bring Part of the Cargo of the Swedilli Ship Graffvcn, of Gothlard, J. E. Thiel Commander; detained and brought into this Port by his Majelly's Hired Armed Cutter Ann, nant Young, Commander.—The fame may be viewed three days before the Sale ; and further Particulars known by apply ing to Mr. Portfmouth. Purtuaut to a Commiffion of Appraifement and Side. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Star and Garter Tavern, Portfinouth, on Friday, the 27f h day of February, [Bot, at 1I o'Clock in the Forenoon, I:HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.— ro of Sugar, i Cable, 7 Cats of Almonds, and [2O Kegs of Steel, r Hawfer. Being Part of the Cargo of the Swcdith Ship Margaretta Christina, Henrick Jauffen Mailer; detained and fait into this Port by the Earl Spencer, Private Ship of %\ ar, Pcndock Neale, Commander—The fame may be viewed three days be fore the Sale ; and further Particulars known, by applying to Mr. Carver, Galion; or Mr. Lindegren, Portfmouth. THE CALDER AND HE BbLE NAVIGATION. TO BE SOLD BY stuti lON, By Mr. scori', In his Monthly Sale of Navizablc Canal Property, on Friday, March 6, at t z o'clock, at Gan way's, Chanze •ally, Losjon, in ten lots (except previouilr 1.11 by Private Coatradj, i 'EN SHARES in the CALDER. and HEB BLE NAVIGATION, an ell:161011,A and flourifhing concern, in high cßimation where it is bell underflood: its Dividends arc now sal. per thare, and by its gr, at local advan tages and conned:Jon with the Aire and Calder, its pi-slits will undoubtedly confidtrably en ..reAfe Printed Particulars at the Stafford Arms, Wakcfickl, at Car raway's, and of Mr. Scott, Lud t ate-hill, London. • • RIVER LEA AND TURNPIKE LONDS, CANAL SHARES, AND HOUSES. TO ZS SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINS, On Friday the iyih Ina. by order of Executors and Minxes, At the Rainbow Coffeehoufc in Cornball, at t s o'clo.:k, In Ls I.ots, FIVE Bonds for tool. each, fecureti bythe River Lea Navigation.—Ouse Bond for tool. by the St. Alban's Gates.—Two Shares of IsoL each in the Grantham Canal.— Three Shares of tool. each in the Afhby-de-la-Zouch..--A Leafehold Houle, No. sB, Abingdon-ltrect, Weitminftera-- A Ditto, N 0.39, Taviftock-ftreet, Covent.gardena--A Ditto, No. 83, Jermyn.itrcet, St. James's. Printed particulars may be had at the Rainbow Coffeehoufs nd of Mr. Raine, in Charlotte Rant, Bloomflaury. This day were i rthiletcd, price 21. Eva, nIISERVATIO Itsin the HIGH PRICE of PROVISIONS..—Ey a KENTISH CLERGYMAN. Printed by and for Clement, No. sot, Strand ; (Ad alto by Thomas Latium and George. Frampton, Dorchelitr ; and B. Collins, Salifisury. This pamphlet has been pa'ufed by fercral eminent Literary Charaders, wbo pronounce it the belt written, and to contain more intonate& and fatisfadory information than any yet publilbed oa the fubjed. GRECIAN COMPOUND. LADIES arereTpth.RiitilTinformed, that, for particular regents, the Grecian Compound is removal from Mr. Day's, No. 7, Taviltock-ftseet, Covent-Carden, to Mr. ViLkery's, No. 6, where they may depend on laving it genuine. This Compofition, for ftrengtteniag and changing Pad or Grey Hair to a beautiful and natural brown or black, to. the court of three or four days, (lands unrivalled. It is entirely free front that pm*b brie ailing [cons the ufe of Italian or chemical hair -water, warranted never to change odour during life; or to foil the molt delicate head-drefs. It frnells like fpring-water, and may be ufed at any karat of the year, with ow the knit danger of taking sold ; and, as a (murky againft impofidoo, any Ladfor-Gentleman having given it a fair trial, upon application where it MI purcitafed, have their money returned, if it does not &diver the defcription.—S.ild, by or der of the Proprietor, by Mr. Gelding , Perfumer to her Ma efty, Ne a t, Corabill. Price 0.6.1 each bottle. NATAN'r ED to Rent, for a ritnning I.4dy -Day or AliOft.ninier next, in either ties of Sonicrfa, Glinicefter, Wilts, or ca miles from London) where the toads are thuitu modern built FAMILY HOUSE, in paid repair, not iris Coin fix belt Pcd chambers, Dining, Drawinl tlenicii's Rooms of good dimenftuns, and fultsble s Servants Rooms, with Stabling and Coach-boufe Garden, and from 25 to 30 Acres of Graf, Land cot Particutirs to be fent to Mr. Wranghaan, Station( New Pond-Rrect, London. LISEASES of the URINARY CAN AL. and Vl COMPLAIN rs. MR. DUFOUR refpeftfully i n f orms the that he may be confulted gratis every day fri at his houfe, No. 5, Frith-ft:co, Soho, London, in Obltrueliens and Stridtores, Seminal Wcakncffes, continency of Urine, liydroccle, Impotence, Filla real Difeafe, and debility in either Sex. From hi Pradlice in this profcffional department, to which I finciPhis attention for many years, he has fucceeded i of cure, mild and efficacious, and which prevents the of a relapfe. As many of thcfe Complaints cannot he removed ufe of Medicated Bougie., Mr. DUFOUR, fole Pt Deran's celebrated Bougies, has ultimately fo impi free from the irritating cffeets of common BouOve moft obltinatc cafes to have fuceeeded, where eaultic violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in f o i of Daran's Rem ed ies, wblc h are fo mild in their a, render eunfinenvmt or reftraint in diet unarsellary. Perfon* in the country Rating their cafes fully, i (poi paid) will be properly attended to. To utabi to attend patients at their own homier, be has pr alhitance of a Gentleman of the Faculty. Soon will be publiihed, pries ss. 6d. Fifth Edition, rattly enlarged. A Treadle on the above Complaints, i with Obfervations and Cafes thewing the painful an out affeds of Camille flougica, &c. MARRIAGE. HOW many men to all appearance i n ti of life, who have not yet arrived to the age of five years, arc rendered tniferable to themfelves and the great chain of fociety, which they have either )• . . _ . . theniklvea, or, by the force of had example, are ip e a lecret vice; the confequence is, that their mind as well as body is debilitated; to thole the NE avous CORDIAL it recom ninided, and for whichDr.Baootim obtained his MAI [STY'S ROYAL LITTLAB PA T ; it INel protedt them from the in. firmities of old age and a wretched diffolution. Amidlt the rgoi.i zing refleetiors of confcious guilt, how many are there of i.oth (eves, that are deterred from entering into the married Rate, by infirmities which delicacy forbids them to difclofe and thofe art not a few, who being already married, are rev. dered miferable for want of thofe tender pledges of mutual low, without which, happinefa in this Rate is at leaft very precarious. The vice above plluded to, caufes in women, irregularity, pains in the back and theft, hyftcrics, fpafms, loft of appetite, Ste. In men, it calks imbecility, languor, relaxation, nervous complaints, debility, anxiety, and a loos train of nselahchoi.e diforders. The Nervous Cordial Rands unrivalled, as it has been anadized by the Mt. Profeffors and Medical Mai F.urope can produce ' and may be relied on in giving immediate radii f and certain cafe in moft Rages of Nervous Complaints : this exalted Medicine has been produ.Rive of general good, and the many reitorcd to the Wettings of health, from the gates of death, by this int-Rim:able preparation, is the higheß culosium which could pollttly be paid to Dr. Brodum, and is, indeed. his boat and reward. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be bad at the Dodoes Houk, No. y, Allaion-ltreitt, Leven doors from the Leverian Moligna. Black-Friar's-Bridge, is bottles at 224 Its. 6d. and gs. 6d. Sold alto by J. Sines, - Leeds; Wood, Wakefield; Brook, Huddersfield; Farrer, Ripon ; Hargrove, Knardbarough ; Hems and Edwards, Halifax; Hartley and Ailswerth, Roch dale; Howarth sad Hanky, Bury; Douglas, Blackburn; &obler, Clithero ; WahnOey, Leman; Walker, Pref. ton ; Blatherskite, Kendall; BlUinge, Mersin, and Wright, Liverpool; Cowdroy and Soden, Stables and Lynch, Man cheer; Minihull, Cbeller ; Peek wad Brews, Hull; Wil ke. Rotherham; Bea. Tadeafter ; Eitaddetan, Skiptoss ; Nickolfoo and Stanfield, &Wed ; and by aseit Boelddists in the Country. Brodum's Guide to Old Age,er Advice to both Sexes, took tabs a radical and permanent cure for thole fecret infirmities if Nature which delicacy often WWI to dikkafe even se doir rdatives ; with* Treatifeon Feasrle Dike*, Nerrous, a Hzz cisondriac, and Caufumpdve Complaints. To which ie d Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, ate. It is particulaeig reesinmeodod to Seafaring Men. A was. Beals coatains spud to fisse Dina ones. •• Letters. Retie. Palisat's cafes , with the Dodoes dud fee ef a Guinea, will be finial, attended to. It will be necerary the Dodor thould fee fuck Patients as are affil red with Drafts& or Loh of Sight, or fend their Cafes, by letter or parcel, to the lgpd.or, (pod or carriage paid), wit's his u(ual fer....-Tbe Mollies may be bad awry day. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re fponfltility deviate front the general fyftem by the fe ledilon of a peculiar Branch, the fandloo of loos continued fuceefs Is the belt criterion of fuperior:ty. Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the metalline treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rdult my 1` 1212 Ores me additions! ardour to oppoir as far as I am able the rAvages of thole complaints leach are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After Initiation into every branch as an Army &Interim I harmed a wills at an cooly period of Pradice to rdeue cols front the ignorance of uneducated Mon, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cured which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratims--sdk. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the frilcm In Women whlchis called fiAIi.REE. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous &leaks are the refute of ignorance or hafte In the treatment of a couple Gonorrhea, and It not tudrequcattf hap pens that the feeds of Life are pcifoaed by the indifcredon of an _ . term, fl,: n o th,c, • not kls t! - ott7ltly t ,, 41, r, cornpri-le i ng, rind ()tikes .tud de, a svelLd ncr, N 0.153, 'EN E.REA I, the Public, front 9 to 3., in all cafe% of Clects, In. Ilttla%, hi: elute. e !I he has con l in a method he pollibritt7 I without the Proprieror oF proved them; es, a% in the tics and other role pofn fri action as to in a letter, able Mr. It, provided the ion, confide- rs, illuftrated arld danger- the prime of twenty- nd ufekfs to r brou7lit ata given up to EXTRACT FROM TM! BATH CHRONICLE. APERSON alfliett.tl with the Evil, who had eight wisund‘ In her neck, and was entirely blind far Ivrea months. during part of which time the was an out-pitient of the Briltol Infirmary, and had the advice of feveral =Wear Gentlemen of the Faculty, but without de& has received a C//re by the life Of SPILSJUIreI PATeNT ANTISCOIDOTIC Doors. From the nature of ber employment ate Is under the neccelty of witbbolding her same:but Mr.Crettweil, (towhee's the cafe is knows) will refer any enquirer to the perfon cured. The above Drops may be had at the Difpenfary, No is;Sobo fquare, in honks of es. and il. as. each; the sr. bottles are marked * Frs. t.pilibury--his Antifcorbutic Drop—by the King's Patent," and the larger the King's Arms, and fold by the following Venders in Landon Newbery, Dicey and Co. Wye, Wray, Howard and EVASO,Barclay and Son, Mrs. E. Newbery, Bolton, Bayley and Co. Jeboult and Co. Turtle, Wade, Swim, Ward, Pidiltng, and D-ett ; In - only by Clark, No. 269, and Shaw, No. yg. For COUGHS, CONSUMPTION; PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTS, THE Herb, Colcsfoot, called Tufnla) Ancients, was diftinguilled by them, as ' deftly conveys, for its excellence la the cure other Pulmonary Complaints; and this Effent comic of a long realer, beta found the molt fate remedy far Coughs, Afthnus, Wheezinp, Phthit plaints, Confumptions ' Haerfenefs, Dentitions, DiSeulty of Breathing, and all Diforders of the Lungs. It generally opens the Breen, and lame liberty of Breathing without any danger of tz. admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequx. and tali, of the uaeafy fenfation of acrimonious ckanfes the (mall glands, rrlacs the fibres, and there' the cavi , its of the veffels. Thus it regularly and r the molt ohftsaate Animas and Calfumptions a handing, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. bulky and dry Coughs, diffolves congealed phlegm tax, heals rawncfs and founds of the knit, lungs; and gives immediate relief to thcde wh and Infirmity, are deprived of nit or Om, as'. poles, and contributes to make the remai derof t fortable and city. This Ellen= is prepared only by James Ryan, Briftol ; and fold, wholef.de and retail, by Ew er No. 43, the leaf end of St. Paul's, Landau, is. 6d. each, doty included. N. lb As many perfobs continually minus hock, gertkulerly (avant, and unlearn, all tegudted m ohkru, - that it Is a little out of the foot palfengere, live.doen from the comer of r that a buff of Dr. James, and theft words, ate of his hock, Ws. '• 'MB ONXY WAREHOUSE POR Dl • . . ;IsT the Ber - ensgi l ii - n;;;;I:11.ur. By a fuiesi; method loch complaints ars 1 early cured, and even where others have failed, I trot that I may perfume) offer a radical meßabliasment. iS, &c. ' ken however am the cafes of somplieuted darer, in this b 1 FOOT. diforder eempared with the calamitous insides@ of Men, who . the from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the presralent Gale- ? (Clag° by ties of a fafhionable Life acquire that ftate of DOM, which is its name fun- a c oughs . and is the unavoidabie eonfM;nenee of fuck pernicious habits. h . Where the unhappy fattier broods cower Ids tottery, but cares `i n d er eaod has effed , int ual , ully conceals his misfortune, it may be Same contestation for Si ~„, him to know , that although it be an object of doubt or uncer- 21 '„ 1 ,,,, titi , fick7- minty with ther Pradldonens, the removal of theft. DEFI- ---"' Catarrh s , CIENCIES by the gradual provers of Renovation is the acquire. r the Breati and rith,.sdinco „ ...ziag i slat mein of my experience. II the rites of Bacchus or Venue have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevent:4 I' -----' -- - by an early counteraction of this languid date, sod la this requent coughing, cafes no great ditlieultics 'will occur. I. %onions humours,. I thereby enlarges Bbt where this Deficiency has for years ealited, a proper Per sod quickly cures feveran ce is indifperilibly re quifite to revive the Oumbeing (price , of Life, and to re-animate the Continence. N as a t,te cu re s l°s- ;" MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been direflotra u ,y,..„,1-- in ~..,k 7 : to their cipedations of a gamily , may be a ff orest , that in molt -*- - ''" It, nomads, and Th e SECRECY which is fo elikntist to my suldertaking, add r , b . ° L.l.t a n T, h , ge die Q_us li fications which I have protease:a to Rates form the a .7. 1 ., 4 ,, •-- - , 4 ,...' .....,, Bahr amy PretenSons, and in coincidence with feels this lads. t --- -1- ......- mation is given, that Mr B— may be conflated P 62 ° 41 1 rn, 8 . 5000 in (or by letters Ind:alias a (mall note) at his bode, No. $9, Am' dd-greet, Strand, pair s l'ennple-Bar. ' m in 1a. ,, There is an adlitional entrance in Water-Rend adjobatag . . ' - ----' r — and the name is on both the doors. s Mr. Newbery's M. B. Member of the Royal College of Bargiama. .. --. _ ill purehaf.n arc he general line of LONDON : Printed for the Propviwass, hp PUN DANIIII.9 r Ckcapade •; and ( 0 ( ca,,,,b,itteat) at the g ram Vairrigio-Orrica, Ha it. What the Not Carey-iireet ; and publilbed by LEvrt. =tr. or Car- terburvidace, Lambeth), et No. it, Carey-*nevi.. 2.4 at the nt. JAMES'S Suaraiams-Orvarvia the T a r:: a tr ; rel to usileg rodeh is oiso bs sidgebt ail scarab ~ I~' I , • 1