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INSCRIPTION TOR Till NObiUNIIIIT OF 01010 G STRUM% t$Q TPII COMMIIITATOR ON IHAMISPILAILI. sr V. lunar, Si* Peace to theft rellques ! once the bright attire Of fpirit. fparkfing with no common fire ! How oft has pleafure, in the foetal hour, Smild at his wit's exhilirating pow'r! And truth attested, with delight intcnfe, The faious charms of his colloquial fenfe ! His talons, varying as the diamond's ray, Could ftrike the grave, or fafcinate the gay; His critic labours, of unwearied force, CoNeded light from ev'ry &aunt fource ; Want with fuch true beneficence be cheerl, All that his bounty gave his seal endear'd. Learning as vast as mental pow'r could faze, In (port difplaying, and with graceful cafe, Lightly the Stage of chequer'd life he trod, Carders of chance—confiding in his Goo! LAW INTELLIGE2vCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, DEC.,. Till GARDINER AND THE CITIZEN. MA XTI RLD v. Ross.—Mr. GARROW obferved, that this was an action brought by the Plaintiff, a Gardener, to recover of the Defendant the fum of 11. the balance of 261. for fitting up his garden, at the back of his houfe. The Defendant bad paid 61. into Court, and contended, that he had beat overcharged the other 51. The Plaintiff, faid the LearnedCounfel, was one of the moll eminent in his antient and honourable profeffion; he had been, for years, employed in keeping in order the de lightful garden, which conftittnedl the ornament of Qt2een's-fquare, and it was no fmall proof of his fuperior ability, that he had the cultivation and improvement of tbofe fweet and pleafant gardens, more freth than the Bower of Irem, the air of which gave mildnefs to the Spring, and the feel of wbofe herbs refrated the fpirits, and convey perfume to the very foul ; in *on, he had been fe kded, by the Noble Lord who prefided in the Court'oppo6te, (the Court of Chapcery), to deco rate the enamelled fpot in which his Lordflip un bent his mind, after the painful labours of bis pro feffional duty ; to fpesk in plainer language, he was Gardener to Lord Eldon, and, confequently, muft be fuppofed to be a man of charader, and one who would not make an unjuil charge. The Defendant was a Gentleman of fortune, refilling in Red Lion-fquare ; Sand being defirous of uniting in his town-honk the pleafures of a country one, applied to the Plaintiff to afford him, by the exer cife of his art, all the advantages of a rut in ark. He was one of thole London Country Gentlemen who willed to have-- Within their walls their ihady grots . andirovisp Their livery gashes and their pas alcoves; Is WM at whim eatsjoy the (ring And hear the mob. birds fa eases floe; The city air perfssed with Sylvia & And rural walks costbin'd with crowd ed" I' Stich was the ambition of the Defendant, and the Plaintiff had completely gratified it. He had con verted the limited ( pace behind the Defendant's bode, into themoil delightful garden iniaginable —rote-huguse, je &mine, andfweet flowering Mira bs, were planted along agreeable walks, and alleys ffeen ; an d whatever could charm the feafes of the Plaintiff, or make him imagine himfelf another Ri naldo, in the' Bowers of Arrni da, was profufely pro tided. Having completed his talk, he naturally enough waited to be paid, but the Defendant, though he had espr.lVed himfelf perfeCtly fatisfied while the work was going forward, refufed to re munerate him, alledging, that his charge was exorbitant. The perfous who had furniihed the travel, the mould, the fund, the trees, arc. were then called, abd from them it appeared that the Plaintiff had' Mired pahni iss rendering the Defendant's gar.' den every thing the molt luxurious man could' will, and that - he had chilled little more than pritne-coll for the articles funiiihed. Full proof was likewife given that the quantity of labour charged had been performed. • b/fr. £assbt obkrred, • that if the Plaintiff had been empicried by the Noble Lord ever the way as a coaveyancer,e dranghtfman, or. a fpecial giloades. it might have railed • prefamption of is :proficiency ; bat that exalted .tad excellent. perfon dedicated too much of - his time to the i portantdatigs of his high office t to ,be,much con 'Want with tubjeCtis of this- trilling, kind. Fro *hat had been laid of Mr. Rote's grbainis behind Red Lion4piate, It would be tupp?fed that comprehended a; imntenfe impervioui (ores ; ' bibited hy.walvaa, and wild. boars. Tlike,sek m enfions,.4,thii' garden • - 3 84:- had heard ~ he c - ? P-# 6 5 1 a Wet he ha& in t)W that in t have been _ added, that thirty Airys were more than foilicient to have completed thi4wbrk ; he could have performed it in eighteen. Os ti crofs•ezarniaation, be admitted that thofe who had viewed the e of the bn fi nefs Way Mess of it than one ineurions of this garden, Were 38 fee.t . g iachcal width, by it feat 3i inches 4 1 breadWairat I hid heard is this mare had filled liini w Ow u moil alarm.. To lay out a (peck like that 141.0 tba Defendant'ahoufe coil a& i Bs. 6d, and he, ti wilier with his learned friend t /di. Pit kp, aad fon mho's, had entereifinto a Contrait for coliiiettin into -it fkrubbery. clic whole of CiPcoln's nu Yield a`fpacq 0., • as ihe bale aid e bit: ;ft 4411 Oratithila s ",. • - ...tremblefflart ' ;le thou d' is ate weds be ' ~' cußod of Vile bfasilial. TI L eague d: ....t!:1 . 16 .. - l iiiilet, - .Of otter witi and , •. s -'A" ; . • 4 ' ibinite amufemei of the • . and • '". ; after which he calla his gritseifeii ic oeler;to cut dont the Plaintiff demand. ' ll,3 **tr: 4 -'z' s' 0r.% Ir: 'The priiterpiriirfbhi& ids *lir. Bowie, a Na feryman in Portland road, who Rated, that he hi eqieree• Vith Me tod the depth of mould in il Defeathasers *den, and was of opinion, that i Read of-60min loads, there could not hare be 1114* than twelve 'urea. He added, that thir to tome 4'l - ** 0 .1 7:qe97. 7 4 4 . 7 • , ••• ; • whom he defer:lid is the candidate for cheap gardtim. istktls grsltt (evetity. Lord r.s.i.spaoatonoit made a few ohfervatioN to the Jury , who iptinediately, giving great cregt to thofe who hitftikplied the materials, found a verdict for the.raiptaff to the full extent of his demand. • )Lt &e. PO. Pcuaneatwo Vlssitt.s.—A fyftem of plunder ing wrecked veffels on the different parts of the coaft has been kept up for many , years, and is now arrived at an alarming pitch. The following is a very daring and Angular cafe of the kind:— On the beginning of this month a Dutch veffel, laden with 100 calks of fugar, 130 calks of pot allies, together with Tome printed calicoes, and a few cafes of mufical inflruments, failed from the river, and on the lath fprang a leak off Whittla ble. About three miles from the fhore the veffel made fuch a quantity of water in a ihnrt fpace, having fluted a plank, that' it was ufelefs to en deavour to keep her afloat. The Captain and the crew therefore betook themfelves to their boats, and the weather being fine, they reached the fhore in fafety. The veffel funk (portly after they had quitted her, but the place not being very deep, the hull of the Chip was only a few feet below the fur face of the water, arid the mails and rigging roi l mained out of it. At Whititable there are few , inhabitants but what live by the plundering of wrecks and fmuggling, and are conitantly on the look-out. Three men of that defcription, of the names of Tall, Weatherby, and Mount, having teen the veffel quitted, manned a vefel of their own (which they keep for fuch occafions, and whicia refembles a Gravefend boat), and put off to the Sip that was funk, id order to fave as much of the cargo and materials as they were able, taking , with them blocks, tackle, and other implements which they blew would 'heft affift their purpofe. It might, at the firft blufb, be fuppofed, that their intention was an ad of kindnefs towards the own er of the veffel, or the underwriters, but it was no fuch thing ; it has a long time been confidered with thefe men, that all ftranded vac's upon their' waft were legal prizes, and' therefore they made no fecret of plundering vetch in the open day.= With grappling irons, and other inftruments, they procured a great quantity of the goods on board i they attended the veffel for eleven days, and e 4 length facceeded in their grand objed, in gett ing her on fhore. The unfortunate Captain of the Dutch vela was all this time a fpedator of the fcene of plunder, and was obliged to behold the remainder of the cargo taken out.of his veffel, and honied by the plunderers with as much law frail as merchants would their own property. The Captain was not even allowed to go on board, after the vefel had been got on chore. Being thus circumftanced, and finding it fruitlefs to appeal to thofe lawlefs people, he came to the refolution of leaving them to divide the property, and fet off to town, where he arrived on Thurfday laft, to give an account of the affair to the Underwriters, who had iafured the vefel, that they might take proper meafures for recovering the cargo. , Mr. Guam( was one who had made an infu tince uponber. This Gentleman related the whole ,effair fo the.Losti Mayo', who cheerfully granted him fuch a&ftance as might be wanted to take the offenders into cuftody. Mr. Ciente, one of the City Marflials, acoom panicd. Mr. Gicson to Whitstable, on Saturday Taft. In their way thcy procured warrants at Can terbury, and on the Sunday apprehended Tall, Weatherly, Mount, and a perfon of the name of Me*, who had affifted in the plunder. They were all much aftonilled at the circumllanee,*and wondered at their being molefted, while only en gaged in the profecution of their profelLon, b which tome of them had amaffed to the amount of 7ciool. On Monday they were all taken before Jous Laos, Efq. of Canterbury, where they underwent t a long examination. . Salifbury, an Officer of Whitftaitle, proved, that Peter Tall refuted to give up twenty-eight calks of fugar and pot-afhes, which he claimed for the iiillad erwriters, and th at he was obliged, 14 folic, 'put "the broad errew nrithenz a .while on his ' mires. . .. .. *Mr. CAA II a& proved that Nei* acknowledged' ipr ite having in his poffeffion one calk of pot-afh, but ° "coillrufting him, examined his bogie, and found more. 1, . evidence was given, which (hewed that $ • „four perfons had been concerned in ftrip- Pingthe (hip of every thing valuable, both in the 'Wade and out. ,h. , . . - The Magiftrate bang a ratl4 at,4,lofs. bow to ja4,an fuch a angular cafe, propored to Mr. CA n -. -. ' the different den.' . the witneffes taken dow" ' counfei in , . crime imputed ad Of felony .t . will hnitume. efterdi* Ye& and: 4d*.crs in the • cprtbe Fir& ..uards, were core the fitting a refpedable; perfuafion, who daughter were 'clock, from .t, they were very rude man „them, one of 'the face, and to No. 178. , Kford-ltreet, to his foil's door, who is la cbemia and druggift there —Upon t he young main demanding - Swnt they meant by of Ms father fo, one of prifoners (truck him with a Rick, and otherwife fo mal treated him that lie was not able to attend, but fent a letter, which the father prefented to the Magiltrate. The prifoners pleaded intoxication, and one of them Paid young Mr. Barber had (truck him. A Serjeant attended wreak to their mood changer s but the Magiitrate Paid this pat the g few The witty ; r .... " , i -. .; 1_ . • r • . groanthe .`M te r . er, • -r . it " . 6di lt& -- i ' it iskidasiwititc" . 4 s AO have them teVerely punithed. . • ~.:'• Avg. Spam& was charged with inhuMattly lkiting his Father and Mother, both very old people. His Sifter laid the information, declarini her mother to be in a very dangerous hate. Or' dered to find bail. U the charge were fully ail , blifhed, we lament that fuch an infamous charac. ter fhould efcape a fevere and exemplary punik ment. . Thefffill Batt, an old offender, was, brought nip on fufpicion of breaking into the dwelling honk of J; Graham, fhoernaker, in Saville-parage, ton. dnit-ftreet, on Sunday night laD, and taking away feveral articles, amongft which were ten' closet pair of shoes. He was committed for furthek examination. .. . . An affray happened near St. Giles's, on Mon day night, and the parties were brought before the Sitting Magiltrate on Tuefday; It appeared that a carpenter in the Seven Dials had been regal- ing with fame friends, and returning home at a i late hour inebriated, felt much furprized that none of the watchmen were going their.rerpediverounds. He tLought it incumbent on him to inquire into this abufe, and accordingly went to feveral of the boxes, all of which he found deferted ; but meet. ing afterwards with Tome ftragglers, and expoftu• lating with them, perhaps not in a very difired Manner, words were foon exchanged for blow% and the unfortunate champion, with his oppofers, parted the night in the watch haute. Mr. BROM. the Magiftrate, admonifhed the carpenter, and told him it would have.been more prudent, infteid of his tpixotit expetfitioa round the parith, to have I made a regular complaint ; he felt difpofed to did mil's the prefent cornlaint, and hoped the partki would be reconciled. • 1 . WORSNIP-STNENT.---Yentrday a man of the name of Cole was committed for trial on being charged with ftealing furniture out of his ready furnifhed lodgings in different parts of the town. Gut annat.L.—Yefterday llNgh Charka Anil pdlol 4 ther man were committed for trial, mt a chary of dealing a leg of pork in Fore-ftreet. which they , conveyed to a woman, an accomplice, .whcitaf not fence been heard of. ... ... MURDER AND Roaaaar.--41,:ilain of then iiiii of Matthews, who has for the fidEtwenty yea of his life re fi ded in a cave or hermitage, oti the lior ders of Sydenham Common, concluding himfelf after the manner of a hermit—and wh‘froti his reelufe life, was called "The Man of the Woods," was yefterday morning found near his tierntitage murdered. The deceafed had feveral fevete con tufions in his head, and his jaw bone broken in trim places. From thefe appearances, the blow teemed to have been given with a large ftkk found near the body; and from its being very rough and jagged at the lower end, induced the parties that found the body, to examine the wood a little farther, when they found 4 dump near the ground, from whence, on being compared toge ther, they tallied to nearly, it should fees it was twitted off for want of a knife, koeffed the cruel purpofe of the villains. " The deceafed had alto other marks about his perfon, was weltering in his blood, and bore every indication of being rob bed as well as murdered, no money or any thing .of value being found upon his perfon. I The two neareft Magiftrates to thil fpot, Mr. Blit.coca and Mr. Bowces, have commenced a ftrick inveftigation of this buftnefs, but as yet with out any funnels, not the finalleft trace. whatever of .the guilty panics have been dircoured. Laft week was committed to York Can't, G. Platt, late of Diglee, in the Farah of Saddkworth, merchant .and Cloth manufaCturer, charged with not furrendering himfelf to an ad of bankruptcy Wired againft him, according to the (butte in tl?at cafe made and provided: We underftand Platt is fence liberatedon bail.—fames Baden, of 'Halifax, labourer, charged upon oath -*with felonioufly marrying Mary Prirrat,, of Halifax ? when at the HENProfellional Men of education and re. fame time he had a lawful wife riling g and like fponfibility deviate from the general fyftcm by theca-. wife Jane Spence, charge d upon oath with ; having tab .,- William Wit nell, late of Conftable fuecefs is .of a peculiar Branch, the fandlion of long continued married the heft criterion of fuperiority. Burton, yeoman, and alto Jofeph La th fility of tote * ' 'e'en ye t rs lave I devoted my praelice to the exclneve treat parifb of Kirby Malzeard, hulhanchatsin,' the lOd man of THREE •DISORIJERS, tad th e fticeefsful remit of 'W. Withnell,her former hufband, being thetrilive. the ri gi a vel .07itiediti°1ardou t r . t . o oppufe as O Ell' l j a , s I am On Thtirfday, as one of the labourerventp) '' oted in the t 9 at e al cs ogue of huma n com pl a i nts nfiid u m ch arc t he ru . wpm-t -in , the Laboratory at Apothecaries HATII-1-ivini at ayter initiation into.eicry branch as an Army Surgeon. I chargingn it was thrown over the: mares face, i with oil vitriol a gleis mitt, fri itt, by the 'a wills an early period of Praetice to relcur individt.- inattenuo shows ow theignor F ace of uneducated. nets. .Men, or the equally dal:- , brecan confeluence of which he was immediatilyblinded,' ThetHIIEE DISORDERS,to t Raney of general Fradtitihe cure otwhich I have de and Ins forehead and cheeks veficated. •Fortunate- v attention, comprise every foie:: es of VENEREAL ly for the fufferer, /Ether was inftantlylapplied, . 14 lON, whether of a recent or long duratiou.—sdly. • • ' of DEBILITY, whether writing from the habits of and a conftant ftream of air kept tip by means a pair of bellows, which in the courfe tot; half ate' ' • ure age, and billy that do .: -: T J ' a • i r tt e ryftent ill4l VlV C.c 1 tivkial. i. ca ll ed BARREA hour, by its aftenifhing produdion of cold, reliaorr ES:Vor STERILITY. ed him entirely of pain, and by a ContinuadOppli. 1 Nuoteronk difeafes are the relish of Ignorance or hafte in the cation of it one hour and a half longen, dati Maddest. treatment-of a timpic Gonorrhea, and it not untrequently hap were completely reduced, -leaving the . fame only te u n gL th a t the feeds of Li a r ; are stro m ne ; l l . by hulifavaionof arc fwelled, with a feafation of .ftignets oa thdteciar•- saftly-eu eltVei.itratlc otik ha o ve fuck fja e d c omp la int , I trua that I , The whole quantity ufed ,sibur, from a piatand * oin.y pre,/ .iiik often radieal ic ablitiunent. half to a quart. This is a fecund inn:ince of the Pew, lib trivia., 'ire the cafes of comeli f atod dittrers in the wonderful efficacy of /Ether ; it has alga Wan tr i ti rd t:i . iirtenti t ri d C will 6 4 . it lni°l - 4 7 3 E .1 situations of A l l .n eu tl r a t* ... found highly beneficial in burns and fcalds.. ,-". - rits- A few evenings once, between fiVesudidpi•fait Obi unavoidable tottfeltuettee cif thch pernicious habits. Flap( i filhiem-'54 Uf.c. Icer7e that Etf c re of P D:•:i a lity - whiela o'clock, as Mr. Finley, of Streathatni. was;travel. ' When the unhaplayloSkatetbrriods over his mifery, but Carr ling in his one horfe chaife, he was ft.ped by te fully conceals his mlifirrtunt;:,lt may be Rome coniolation ter tingle footpad, armed with a piftol, who feized his ~ tat a p t ra ttulk i It be ma objeEl of d ( f in b b t ef o e r ;u : i lE ct htt y o w irn ir o h sr horfes rein, which Mr. F. endeavoured to relents clENClLibyth e g rad u al P l :Ogre}, of e lte elit no u v v ;io o n is t the actpaire from him, by whipping the horfe, but did not ate- nient °fitly experience. If therites of Bacchus or Venus have need, and the robber contrived to back the chaife berm to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by ini no earty t c l i fa ut e er uk liea of this cc languid (lac, and is their into a deep ditch, and (napped a pidol sit , Mr. F. which providentially mi ff ed fire. The robber then Bat where this Deficie n cy esw ill has fo il :years exilic& a proper Pa' got into the chaife, and doted with Mr. F. whp feveranceis Inclifpenfibly requillteto revive the flymberingfparks . defended himfelf for a cOnfiderable titie.with the of tme in•WOMEN, who have lon g hecn difappointed gl a to re-animate the Conftitution. i handle of his whip, till # length the robber over • • 'VIA n their expectations of a Family, may be afrur,;(l, that in molt powered him, and go the whip from. him. The Initanees fuch Med/ are curable by Med:cal Skid robber then endeavoured to pull him out: of` the • , The SECRECY whirds Is &acanthi to my undertating,ankt chaife, bat Mr. F. jumped Out, and endeavoueed. to efcape from his bands, by runniag awe tow t4e qrlificAtions which I hoe pre:anted to Rate, form the the Falcon Inn, where he intended ao,peocuta t . , for byletr g eriinetenue at note) his haute, pr e , at a TR; ..... m a w l__. c No. 29,,Arna :mss on I ry i, P en tete t remi k aut 3 in veciat be ece ,: i f t . h u fut ch i t i s t i i n ii t.b- ii . . finance, but in his way he nnforttuatelyielldowil; del-floret, Strand, near Temple-Bar. and the robber fell upon him, when hi s attlie lkff.- There Is an additional entrance in Water- it reet adjoiniltg , errg • F. down, and rifled his pockets of his c it • 'and the name is on both the d oor s. The robber then ialifted on Mr. F. giviag %titbit M. /311i1E _ ' N ' t " be r af the Royal C°He r of gurge"rt4 watch, which Mr. F.'begged he would nax 'daft ... Mt PtimeillikiN; l- i I_lh as it was worth verpittle, but he vain, '-' I . ••_ kEPP.lkaitirr. flit Majefty has appointed the Rev. Mr. David DicittA Minifter at iranyndek,.to be one of the Mbrifter, of Sr. Cutts ben's. Edinburgh, In the room of the late Rev. Mr: P.nd. BIRTH. the lot L th a ree wife or Mr. Wayland, linendraper, of Frew , ft W da te u k g , hters, ail living. _ On the 54th init. at Derby, J tnes Stan.on, Efq. of Thciw in Che Slim, to Mifs Harrifon, daughter of John Hatrifqn, . of Derby. At St. Margaret's Church, Weftminfter, Stephen Efq. to Mifs Harriet Pepys, youngeft daughter of Linxi, im Pepys, Efq. George Pepper, Of Armagh, Efq. f• Mifs Grace daughter of the Rev. Clark.: Cmilficid. ktillyfean, T yrmr. Ralph Richardfon, third fon of John Ricturdfoa, o f field, county Down, to Mifs Jane Johniton, cLird dilugbLer't the late John Jo'in Ron, of Clare, county Tyrone, EN, Mr. kobert Williams, of Graft-ltreet, Dubli n, to Mir Montgomery, only daug hter m of Captain Montgomery, of Hag! borough. On the sd init. the Rev. John Riddoch, Mini ttcr of the Al.: Hate Congregation in Coldftream, to Milt tlizabeth 21,:wton. of that places it tegimen At Ab c a t d o cen tenf , on s evran the zot p h ni i nabe nft. C a: p la t i a c i e n c G of il t S h c:P ia , late , the S-1 James Grant, othfegiinent - • At Edinburgh, on the rBth init., while attending that Tin& very, Mr. Robert Rebellion, fon of du Rer. Di. Robertfon, of Oa Sendai. , A few days &Ice, at Tyldefley Bank,Alice Madam!, in her 10241 year. She retained all her faculties, and could perforni her needle-work without the alaitance of gLAffes to the At the age of 98 the broke her thigh by a Lit, and the dilution( of the fradtare by a fecond fall occafkoaealkse death. - On the 9th unit. at Torteth Park, aged ss s cars , Mr. Fiug , Mulligan. ' Oa the 19th inft. Mr. lienryWehlter, aged 45 gears, of the kat : Lion Inn. Prefeot, after a liagering inners of thr ee yearu WOK ATER JET LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOILROW Waffling • • •. • '39 minutes after 6 ' • Afternoon . lainutea eta 7 • , DEAPPNESS. , . MIL ENKlNSON,'Stiiioner, Huntingdon, hafting been requeited• to 'vend Dr. Ta r toes Remedy for Delis; ess, returned the Wowing Aufwer to the wituis. i fele Agent: ! Sir—Your letter of the z tth of December infant, was re. edvcd. I have to Rate to you, that my wife was taken wit% very Rat deoftiefs, and that on the recommendation of Mars. Dicey and SuttOn:s traveller, the-received a Bottle of Dr. Tay. lot's Remedy, and has peifealy recovered her hearing at to lase of 68. IN; titerefore can have no objection to htinz-, the sresttlets of fo valuables Medicine. I am, Sir, your moil ntlt. ' dicut humble fervent, J. JENK iiiSO liwitingdon, Dec. V!, 1802 - Sold In London by Mr. Mathews, No. IS, Strand, at Bs. 6d. ;per battle, with clirediopi. • DISEASES cif .the URETHRA and CERTAIN COM PLAINTS. AS role PrOprietor of Daran's celebrated medi cated Sonnies and Remedies, Mr. Duvuva informs the Pub4c, that he may .a ufual be conful-e4 daily from I to 3, at his honfe No. 3, Frith-greet, Soho, on Odes of Striztores,ob ftrutillovis, Gleets, &e. &c as well as Debility, and every &f older where feerecy is fo cifential a reqa fite, that Mr. D. has .provided . a 4a , cious Houle, that every Patient may be intro duced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has fur many years 'conAse himfelf to that department of Surgery, and franc ea tenfiie pradtice, and the molt flattering fue;cl., he is enabled to offer a meth od of cure mild, efficacious, requiring no con finement or reftraint in diet, and preventing the poffibility of a relapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes•fully, in a letter, enclafing a one or a two pound note,will have proper re medies fent to the amount. For the various fymptoins, &c. fee Mr. Dufour's Treatife on the above complaints, price 21.6 d. the fifth edition; to.be had of J. CiIIIOVI, Crown court, Soho; H.D. Symonds, Paternofter-row; and r,f •hc Author. PREGNANT LADIES, Whore &nation requires a tcmparary retirement. R. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, offers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired its. titian, with Apartnienti to ye-in, on terms fuited to their cir cumftatsces and &mitt= in life • their infants put out to ner f e . and humanely taken care of; and as Humanity induces him to offer his afilltatice to alleviate the horrors of concealed Pre:- many, he litters himfelf Ladies will find on application to him the greaten attention, and molt profound fecrccy. Letters (port paid) to Mr. Wagon, Surge.m and Man-Mid- Wife, or to Mrs. Nation, Midwife, No. T 9, Charlotte-ftrem; Surry-lido of Black Mar's-bridge, will meet the moil pointed arention. Where may be had, The PILL BENEDICTA,?t :1. Is. per box, a certain and effeetua Remedy to remove ail Obteraaa Lions and irregularities, and an excellent Medicine after bad , Lying! in. lawn, bi 101iNDANtt sektitibigia4agAt i11i r P.49 7%; IL" • 3• • - ) 4 " - -. -' A sti t • -.- swum es I 0 , • •- . •vrfiE "‘'' Or, " Vas ; 15 e on Malay, I • The Id A N E xtrat 1.4., „Steinberg , froiti, St. Pa ?a tnary Boat, to. tl Cottunittae. TerPg tioa...-The Chair gp The Colletitte 4 46 'the I nte.day. A.SikCommii at lien et.lotk. Tliere ire iti ti sol nine Females aloe: Line, at The Committe 404 Wry be Ste* *key 1611.6111EIttiall. .A.T a SPA George.lnn aembei. igen ; The Right Fic Refolved. Thai be eftabiilhed at P be apensd at the 1 isustediately. Refobred, Thal Treafuter far the Efq. of Brook- to . _ 11E13. Perron. *e to apply by 1. bdore thcath of ' of Direetora. to Wednefday the St LIFE INSU In the STRA THIS Offic fares the Li v ay to their Familic to their wiles; received for thell become due and Ida Widow, ail • Infuranees may provide forßrneN or Employments, Aid of Amnon which is explainec of Infurance, whi reams, at either BRITISH FIRE Agents for this 0 Annuities are payable at Mich: Agreement, at eitl laurel-% with ti taints for Info ran they become Due, 'Annuitants, w: any Day,, between days aacegted.) 11 .1 HE next 1 ' 1 •. in Eseentiot thcFlighways bet of Middlefcx, and Bridge rover Hanv New Brantford, a the faid County, Route of Jonas Fl Saturday the Bth Forennon precifel, T 9 BE Os She Prentifet, Mon4a', Janu • of the Afliver, 'THE Neat 46 Plate Chin , am of Mr. BAco Contrifing i9O :7 stt gallons of C., Me, Porter. ; a 11 The Furni - ure With Chintz Cott( ding; general an Drawcos, and Kitchen Rena To he vicwedSz nay be had, arida fade, London. TO BE PER: tv At Garralimy Ott Monday th THE MAN firable Free tarns, and nearll file Tithings of kod, extending 4 FINS, Clsicf Rent The Manor F. 100 healthy feet, Vale of Painiviie 339 Acres of rid twgjanprovable a and uniting in 'with execitent fal ,bc very advantag in the ic.ighbouri lod alfo five s k ftocked wit! Mattor, emal n* of nearly 81 Mr. Wm, flay /140111 printed p,; *hors, Lincoln' aunt-yore, Arun tine Ettate m.r b 44 4 t .* the daterent depofitions of t 1 WO" taken down, and laid before 1.4, • their opinion, whether the crin A ilea can be conftituted an as As as the opiition is known, it wil diately alted upon. .)ifial.lloZOVOi..crit SIT. --Yefterday u ;Fr lu ete i brot hers , and both foldi : • uuraAle .; 1 Knox's compani o I •• . a the ,arit Regiment of Gu bretight to 'ibis office, charged before ltitrate by Mr. Jeremiah Barber, a ing Gentleman of the QEaker perft told the Julticf,l444 : as he and his dau walking the nw,ht Wore, at eight o'c goethmohm&eet to Oxford -areet, (hewed about by the prifoners in a very ner. Upon his rcmonftrating with,th4 them ftruck him a violent blow in LW followed them to No. :70. Oxford* • • .. • • .1. lib .