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COURTS MA R 7-1,1‘.. Ftiday a Court Martial was held at Portfmnittb, en Mr. John Rodnicrc, Matter of his Majefty's fhip Carreto, for running her on thole on the Hurfe Bank. The Court was of opinion that the Cat Vats was riot run on theme wilfully, hut by tae difficulty of sleer twining the Colour of the hoop, in proceeding to st. Helen's, and the thick weather ; and that blame was imputable to him for not fleeting alstagether by com pars, inftead of depending on the bum's, when the thick weather. came on ; and did adjudge' him to be rept imanded, and to be more cat eful for the future., At a General Court Martial, held in Edinburgh Calle, on the t 9th of Mar, ,806, and on fe veral fobfespient days, whereof Colonel Sir Jona Dattyw flA Hay, Batt. of the Kirkcudbright Regiment of Militia, was Prefident, for the tii3l of Captain As r'etv Ho NTER Sraoue CRAWFURD, of the 28th, or Militia, upon the following charges ex hibited againfi him by Lieutenant DAVID CARIU• ' TRIMS of the fame Regiment, vit. . I. llnofficw . Lite conduc t. in tiling ilu t utge towards Lieutenant Carruthers for tome time pan. highly injurious to his charader as an officer ants Gentieritan ; but particularly net the evening of the Bath April, tfia, in the ?ohne inctsvown, and to the pretence et toteral of the Officers of die Regiment. a. Saying that he, Captain entwined, would not go out with Lieutenant Carruthers to fight, as he was a damned (windier and Roundlet ; but that he, Cantata Crawford, would with the tome of the Officers would tell Lleutenant Carruthers what he had been fayirg, in order that he might have an opportunity of drawing his (Wont, and running Lieutenant Carruthers through the body. And alto upon the following charge, exhibited againa him by Quarter Mager James Dow:lasi, et the fame Regiment, viz. lissii4 Whir , and without tettodatlon, scented him, Quarter Mater untipu, to the asetemons, en the evening of the, sth of April, In pretence of feveral Mean of the itegimof hav ing drawn costa and candies for him, Captain Craveturd, while he was in jail, and applied them to ids own are. The Court having maturely deliberated on the evi dence adduced in rapport of the profecutian, and alfo on the evidence adduced by the piifoner, and what lie has Rated in his defence , is of op inion, that the ' ?tanner, Captain Andrew Hunter Sproul Crawford, guilty of the charges preferred againft him, in breach of the article, of war, and therefore they fen tence him to be cathiered. The Court, while they pronounce this fentence againft the prifoner; conceive it to be proper, and, they troll that they are not going beyond the limits oftheir duty. when they exprefa an opinion, that the condoß of Lieutenant Carruthers appears to them to have been highly improper, both,in the manner in which he obtained the watch chain from Captain Crawford, without acquainting him of his intention of.retaining his alledged old debt out of the price ; and alfo in not afterwards acceding to the propofal made by Captain Crawford, of fettling the difpute by referring it two officers. His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief hay ing laid before the Kinn the proceedings of the above General Court Martial, his Mayssyr has been pleafed to dire& that the fentence of the Court, by which the laid Captain Andrew Hunter Sproul Crawford is to be cathiered, be catriedinto elle& His Maltsrt having aifo remarked, that the con-1 due of Lieutenant Carruthers has been conlidered by the Court to be highly improper, his Majarry has been pleafed to command, that Lieutenant Ciotti thers be removed from the Stirlingihirc Regiment of Militia, which will be fignificettu the Lord Lieutenant of the county by one of his Ma jelly's Principal Secre taries of 'State. Adjutant•Cieserars Ofike, Edinburgh, July 9, IRA It is Lieutenant-General Frifeesarder, that the above charges and faitcoce, with his Majetty's approbation and W.:nation thereupon, b (arena in the mdrify books of all the regiments and corps of the lling and militia. now (riving in North Britain, The above General Court Martial is dlffolved. SUMMER CIRCUIT. HOME CIRCUIT.—HERTFORD, MONDAY, PIT at. This morning the Loco ClftlF BAROK and Mr. Janice HEATH arrived in this town, and read their Comma:on for holding the Affizes.for this county. After hearing Divine Service, they proceeded , to dif cult in their refpetlive Courts. Mr. Juliice HVATH fat on the Crown Side, and the LORD Carty BARON en the Civil Side. There were but two caulks tried on the Civil Side, one of which was a queßion, svhe. Ocean orchard was demifed to the Plaintiff or De- fendant and the other, whether a drain had aright ', to run through the Plaintiff's grounds ? both- were mainterefling in the extreme. CROWN SIDE. WUliam Ilficcoe and jekin Dann were indited for n burglary in the houfe of Sufannah Moule, widow, in the path of Muchiiacldan, in this county, on the 71h of February left. Mr. Cuawoon, as Counfel for the Profleution, Rated, that the profecutrix was a poor widow wo. man, who lived at a place called Tye Green, in a I,:nely cottage : the was fo poor that the received re. ha from the parilh ; yet, notwithflanding that cis.. comflance, the had by economy fared what fhe con. !Acted a little fortune—the had, in her Rote of wealth, a Spanith dollar, a King William and Queen Mary's crown piece, a 0, j_r_een Anne's half guinea, and it had alfo fo happened that a day or two liefore the robbery Ilse had fold her only pig to a neighbouring farmer, by which fhe had inereafed her Joie with a pound note and another half guinea.— i'i;e whole of her fortune fhe kept mull carefully tied up ill her pocket. On the night of the 7th of Feb. Glary the went to bed at the ofual hour, when about twelve o'clock the heard a noife in the kitchen of her cottage, which adjoined the room in which fhe As there was a man of the name of Fitter who flept up flair', the thought it was he. until the heard her had room door burg open. She then called out, Who is there 1" and 1 ' What do you want P' A man replied, in a hollow voice, " I want your mei. ncy." She Paid the had none ; but the man approach. VI the bed, and put his hand under her pillow, as fire toppotid, to take her pockets, and in fall he did find Owns, and tore them from her. While the was ':ruggling with this man, to endeavour to lave her pockets, (be heard another voice at the door, talking I the man near the bed, and telling him to take her r!:cts, or knock her brains out ; and this man then ;:x round the yard, and broke open the door which ..ired from her bed room into the yard. When the a was broke open, the Moon Roane brightly into • :r.oal, And the dillinely faw the perfons of the it., v hum file knew very well, and the was ~. • i.e; w ars the two ricottas at the bar. oar of thefts, Dane, *29- her pest nephew ' and .the miter, Brifcoe, the had known all her life. After they had thus rifled her, they both went away, but the was po fitive as to their perfons. The profecutriz proved thefe Etas very diftinaly ; but being croft examined by the COMMON Seat SANT, the (aid the was eighty-four years of age, and ad mitted Ole did not tell a Magiftrate until the t Ith of April, the reafon for which delay the raid was be caufe the was afraid of being murdered, if fhe. had faid the knew who committed the fads. Mr. Jolliet lisero told the Jury he thought it was too much to find the prifoners guilty on the un illtenfirraed tellimony of a witnefs, who, from advan. ia age, might moll probably miftake the perfons of t*lprifoners.—The Jury found them Not Guilty. fAkey were tried on a (econd indiament for a bur• slaty in the houfe of Thomas Clarke, farmer. at Great Hadham, on the 19th of March. Mr. CORWOOD Rated to the Jury the circumftances of. this cafe, which was proved by Mrs. Clarke, as follows : She fisted that they lived in a (mall farm houfe at Eaft Hadham, and on the aoth of Mardi, about two in the morning, the was awakened by a crafts of breaking open the outer door. She awoke her hufband, and immediately jumped out of bed, mod bid herklf in a corner of the rooms direaly two men ruthed into their bed room, and one of them coming up to the bed tide, afked where her hulbancl was t the told them that he had gone down (lairs the believed. They then went to the drawers, which they rifled and went away. While they were in tbe room the thought the knew the perfon of Etikoe, and the believed Dane to be the other man. There was no light in the room, and it was rather a gloomy night, but yet the believed the two prifoners were the two perfons who committed the robbery. On trots examination by the Common Sitaixaxx, it appeared that before the Magiftrate the had faid.the only knew them by their voices. . The Learned Judge thought this evidence too flight to convia,dte prifoners, and direeted the Jury to acquit them.-rWerdia, Not Guilty. Some workmen, repairing the houfe of Sir H. PIT• Toll, at BUcknell, near likelier, difcovered. daft week, a concealed clan, with feveral pieces of plate, and two iron cheat, locked. which ftill remain unopened, till the will of the prefent proprietor, E. TIOT MAN, Efq. be known. They are fuppofed to have been concealed during the rebellion in 57,45, and, from their weight. are probably valuable. On Sunday died, at the Menagerie, in Ewa I 'Change, Mr. Pincoces celebrated female Elephant. Co well known for her fagacily and wonderful tricks. Mr. Pencoca had been offered fifteen hundred gui. neat for her a (hurt time fioce. Sisal:Lea Dasam.—.A man was yefterday charged at the Public Office, Marlborough.areet. with a burglary in the houfe of Mr. Neptune, the Nag's Head, OafordAreet, when the following fiognlar evidence was given : Mr. Neptune Rated, that early Weedily morning he dreamt two thieves had broken open his houfe, and entered the bar, the door of which they had propped open with a (lick ufed by hintfelf for that purpofe, and were carrying 'off the liquors. The anzi. , ety of the dream having ;woke him, he went to lir ten on the Hairs, hut every thing appeared quiet.— He, however, fatisfied himfelf by going down flair% when the saYen became rralifed ; fur a thief had bro ken into the houfe through a back window, and was, carrying off the fpirits from the bar, the door of which was kept open by the identical flick to %thick we have before alluded. The robber had conveyed( a quantity of fpirits from the houfe to an adjoining: yard,- and he retnme.el for more when firmed by klelr. Neptune. The per fon of the prifoner was iden tified by a watchman and the profecutor, and he was. folly committed for trial. MUADIR.—An inquifition was taken yefterday the King's Arms, Five.field.row, Chace, before A. Efq. Coroner, on the body of John Coral, a, private in the 88th regiment of infantry, who was. Riot in the knee, on the sth inn. which was the ne. cation of his death. The deceafed had obtained a furlough from his regiment, which was Rationed, at Horthass barracks, Suffer, and on the ph inftapt, net be was going through Bockingham.gate, at elevrim o'clock at night, he law two men, whom he recog. aired to be deferters from the 88th regiment. kit: purfued them as far as Pimlico wharf, when the de . fetters, whole names are James Kennedy and Patrick: Kennedy, rufhed through a wicket, and ran into the wharf. The deceafed kept in purfuit of them, and he few one of them run into the privy, and the other on hoard.a lighter. A piftol was immediately fired from the privy, and the ball entered the left knee of the deceafed, and lodged in the thigh. The deceafed made an affidavit of theft fags on the Bth init. which affidavit was read before the Coroner. The only wheel's who could fpeak to the tranfapion was Wm. Cook, a milkman, who heard the report of a ORO, and on his going on the wharf he law the deceafed, who Paid he lied been (hot. He was then bleeding very much. The deceafed was taken to the York Hofpiral, where he expired on Satarday lift, the wound having mortified. The furgeons who attended the deceafed had agreed that he mull undergo am• potation, but this he declined in the hall moment.... Verdi ft 4, 119 id Murder 4,741,11 ike two Deftriert." IMATJ On Sunday afternooo, of a fon:iira.Perry, the wife of Junes Perry, Fag. of Merton. Oa Friday hit, at Sunbury, the Lady of Charles Hilltop, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. Yeller,lay, by Special Licence, by the Difhop of London, h his Lordlhip's Chap', at Fulham, the Right Hon. blichoiasNanfit tart, Secretary of the Treafury, to the Hon. Mite Catherine &len. fetond daughter of Lord Auckland. Yellen:lay, the Rev. Thomas Bawdier, A. M. to Mira Mahe Cotton, fecund daughter of Joferh Cotton, Efq one of the Dime. tors of the EaR India Company. Yette:day mornirg, at St. George's Church, Hanover ignore, by the Rev. W.OBly, A. M. the Hon. Cbarks Begot, to Mitt Pole, eldcft daughter of the Hun. W. W. Pole, and niece to the Marquis Wellefley. At the Was Verne, and at the fame church, Robert Campbell, EN. of Scotland, to Mifs Harriet Wynne. Mr. Campbell was accompanied to the altar by the Doke of Argyle,Colonel and Cap tain Campbell p—while the young Lady was accompanied by Mr. and Mn. Jenklnfon, her Oiler, MIA J. Wynne. with her mother. The Colonel and Mitt J. Wynne, gave the couple away. DIED. At their Mother's hater, CanonYtirpplace, of the (entice fever, on the esti Oft. Mtfs Eleanor, aged five years, young& davenee, and nn the moth into. ?dila JernYea, aged tram yea', hash Swab ter ante late John Snyder Ancruno, At Othrklite , MittsEelti, Coila4 Mersa, tau gat iW itegituou Yt No? T SALES BY AUCTION. SALE POSTPONED —STAFFORDEHISLE. 'By Mr. HENSHALL, On Monday the 23th day of A ugult neat, (lanced of Me its as formerly advertiled) at three o'clock in the afteramos, m the Lyttletaa's Arms, Penkridge, in the county of Ikalogd. kfs previoully &peed of as an letircty by Private Contrad), A Very valuable and trufy deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Bleat. at Bradky, lathe fold (may ofddled, called SuanaUOTT HALL,In aloft faille MAR, compog Bye complete Fume, with fablbaodal Farm Houfes, Out-buildings, and proper Offices, and tine hundred and twenty Acres of very prodative and rieb Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, divided into proper Seed Incidents, and let to molt refpeotable Tenants at Will in the five following Lots, mutely, Lot A. R. P. 1. Shredicolt Hall Farm, Mr. R. Wright, Tenant 214 1 14 1. Shracott Farm, Mr. Ruffell, Tenant 1 9 . 2 a 26 Priory Farm, Mr. John Forreiter, Tenant zall a Lower Barton Farm, Mr. Ben) Cotton,Tenant 2,21 3 35 Bradley Farm, Mr. Walter Wright, Tama MI 3 36 920 2, 33 The Elate Is Tythe free, w irk the Land•tax redeemed. abounds with Game, the neighbourbood genteel, and the land la capable of great improoemont by lrrigatlen and drainage, For further partkplars apply at the ogees of Mr. jaws, Land Agent, No. 14, Carcy-ftroet, London: and et Welliaorn; and Wit wick; alfo at Mfrs. Collins and Keene, Solicitors. Stafford ; at the Hotel, libmingharn ; the principal Inns at Woharbanaptmk, Newport, Newcalle, Brian!, Woreelter, lite. — Milt lielliable RESIDENCE at CLIFTON;near BMW- By Mr. STEPHENS, On Saturday the 2.1 of Adrift neat, at oat o'clock in the after noon, at the Exchange Coffee !inure, BriItol„ (object to flea conditions as will be then expreffed, PHE Capital Freehold DWELLING HOUSE, late the rafidnals AC Mrs. Bliffet, deceared ; baring attached to It a bran Paddle*, noiffirre-Vuendr and thece good qatdgor, *di taweenet wa t alra hidompit, and °Arden-bode. Ms Parlours , bourciteeptia-recntr and chlnaroolatet, en dig Befit ; a drawicg-rooas, three belt bed rooms; &leer cog with foot good garrets. The LOVirSell offices, as kitchen, laundry, servants ' hall, back-kitchen, pantries. and faun dairy, with Califs ire flatibly convenient . There is a cenetrhoufe, and four - Ra iled Rabic, weed-houfe, poultry hods ; and a moil emnylete Dog Kennel, newly built, which, at the op tion of the potfeffer, may be made an excellent Direw-hosaL, key ! log a bailer and flue already put up within. The flotation of the Hoare, removed at a proper diaance from the Rend, enjoying the peculiar advantage of a Southerns= and with the certainty of keeping an unlnterretpted er 4 1 441 1 this refidente (for a family nut too numerous) the moR agreeable on Clifton Hill. One of the Gardens, which is about 203 feet long, and for the greater part tco deep, ranging with the principal houfes on Clifton, and commanding a plearant dew, which mart continue uninterrupted, render there preanircs ex tremely valuable for building. In be ken only on Tutfdaya Wedaerdsys, Thorfdays, and Prideys, between the hourscf tweivirand two, by making appli cation for a ticket at tic bode of Mr.Staphens. in Cumberiacul- Rivet, where farther rartlenbn may bekeened. Letters (pottage paid) datelined to J.llliffet, El+ at Clifton, will be duly attended to. HANTS.—BROOKWOOD PARK—CAPITAL MANSION and FARM, FOUR HUNDRED and EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, and BRAMDEAN HOUSE, with THIRTY-ONE ACRE! of LAND. By PETER COXE, At Carrara', on Tue May, the a6th of Augtift, In Two Lots, Lot t. & VALUABLE FREEHOLD and Part Ll COPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to Freehold, called Brookwood Park, five miles South of Alraford, twelve fropi Altos, and tcn miles aft of Wincheitei; confining of a leandfonsc fpacions maufion, fultahle to a Nobleman or Gentle. man's family, with all requifite offica, pleafure ground, gardens, landing in a park of about (event) , Acres, with farm !acute, cot tage, barns, and other outhuiklings, and adjoining enclofures of ' arable, meadow and wood land, containing in the whole four hun dred and eighty-five acres. Lot &That valuable Frecholdiftate known 11 4 llramdeaulionfe, (Mt miles forth of Airerford ; coofifting of a fubllantially ereded Family Rcfidence, at pedant in the poneflon of Admiral C.alosady (whole leak capita on the tech of (I,9rger, when pollefficio Will be given), with very extenfive and appropriate tams, excellent gardens, and l Wrote grounds. farm-hoefe. dairy, barn, stabling. and other neaffary outbuildings, and upwards of thirty acr.,:s of' . rich arable and nature land. May be viewed one manth preceding the fate, by applcatioa to Mr. Perry. Brandean • of whom printed particulars may be had; alto of P. Webb, Eft. Salilbury; at the rolpbin. Southampton; the George, Winehefter; the Bah, Farnham ; of Mena. Oldie , Oddle, and Fortier., Carey-ftreet, Lincoireeinn.fields •' and of Mr. Peter Cole, No. 33.11trogotortoo-ftrect, what plan s of the alma may be fees. -- HANTS.—Oen the Premifes. By Mr. WELLER. By Order of the Airgintes of Mr. STRIDE, on Monday, Asp& 4th. at Twelve e,:elock, Lot 1. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, compriting nn the Ground Hoar, a fpacions Front Shop, with two brge fend-Winelissrs, modernly fined up, Parlour, Kitchen, s Waih-houre, Pantry, Cellar% a (mall paved Yard, and two Store Rooms; Firit Floor, a Drawing Room, two Bed Chamben, and ;a Water Clofct ; four Attics and a Oarret, eligibly tituated in •liationarth, in the occupation of Mr. Stride. Lot 1. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, compiling a fuhfiantial Sisw.Bnilding of Flint and Grey Stock Bricks, fined Roof, about soft. front and 33ft. deep ; containing a peat finall Hoefe,at the Wellward, and in the centre a double Cart notify and Stable for three Ne f f., with Lofts over ; at the Ent end a good Shop and Store.rooms, admirably calculated for bufwers; tipeculiar com manding fituatlon fo? a Country Trade, being forminided by po pulous Villages; Gunnel near limfworth Bridge, bounded by the Harbour on one fide, and the Turnpike Road on the other. Lot 3. SIX FREEHOLD TENEMENTS, with good Gardens,' called Lumleyllow, Stuate within half a mile of Einfwonh, let to Medea. Giles, Molten, li. Unt, Ewsps Stride, and limn.— Din a poffeffion will be given of the who le canes. And immediately after the foregoing and loll:min. days, will be Sold by Auction, the entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of Mr. Stride. together with the S COCK In TRADE t °unfitting of Grocery, Drugs, Patent Meilicines.Perfatmery, Powder and Shot, Hardware, Vinegar, on, China and Glare, a Circulating Library, Stationary, two Cans and Hertel's, and two Hodes, ulna' to ride or drive, Stc. &c. The elfcels may be viewed on Saturday preceding the fate, which will begin each day at twelve o'clock. Catalogues. in due time may be bad of Medi,. Butler, Solicitors, Havant ; Fountain, Porn: mouth; Red Lion, Parch:int ; Plate of Sale; of Mears. Bmmicy and Bell, Oral's Ittn,„London e and et Mr. Weiler, at Lila Ordeal Agency Oise, Chieltifter. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. Mrg4p na, having for Av.'. a long tenet of years made the VENEREAL 111511 AV; the particular objet of their invdtigation, are now enahled to an nounce the di(covery of a Medicine fuperior to Mercury in the Cure of that Difeafe. It is at prettut fufficlent for them to obferve that its effeets are diametrically oppofite to chore of Mercury, for though it completely eradicates every veitige of the virus in its molt confirmed lieges, yet it does not in the kelt injure theconiti tution, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the fyltem in all its natural functions, promotes Appetite, and fadll• tato Digdlhrn. Numberlefs initaneet are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpectfie virtues, idling as a perpetual coerealve to bodily debility, whether pro• eeetling tram an excel, of conjugal and illicit pleafure, or from the more infidirius though nut left deltrudtive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. *mitt the melancholy variety of Diforders which arc the confcquence of this father, vice, there are none n un afeleting than thole des sciences and DIIULI rigs that prevent or embitter the matrimonial lime. The wretched fufierer broods over kis misfortunes, Anima to Peek relief till it hat brought him to fuck a Rate of mifery as to reader life opprave. To thofe un happy Perfect it will be confoliog relledtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reltored to that great. ft of alt human bleffult, a firm, manly, and vigor sus ConAitution. _ . _ MAN. Currie and Co. may be confulted• by Patients of either Su, at their Houfe, No. toy, Hatton Garden, Porfonally or by later (pod paid) Welding a Dank Notc, when the needn't/ ad vice and Medicines will be given or feet to any part of the Ku.g• dout.Paticaits in the Cottn;ey arc 'equated to Rate their age mai general mods of Monti. No. to/. Hatton Garden. • HEALTH AN. tomprry. • • o.r. JAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOHS NUL THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills as a gene , rah Prefervative of Health, is become wive:Cal, from their disca 4 7 in Chafe comPlofrats, which continually diktats the hurnasi frame; Poch as Colds. Rheuroatifots, Head-ado, indigeftiosis, and other Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowls; which ante fr,mn the rid/Buda of our climate, or from indulgence In the kortirkawf fife ; and thefefalutary aka, are produced by gently opening dm poem by night, and the body by clay, without requiring any put 1 tutu regimen or confinement. But thou Ice the At:deride Pills erg WO very ferviceable in Bilious and other deep-fcated diforders, yes being dcfigned u a mild pdrgative only, and therefore not always fulfscientiy waive, the Antibilious Pimp hue been in aid by an eminent Pitylirlin, who has ufed thi r li l aMe n r ed ielOm combined far many years with the hippie!t focecfr, In an c0..l plaints of the Liver, u well u in other internal Difeafal. Traveller, by land or by fee ' or perfou remote from medical a:finance, would do well to fu always provided with the& PWa i which, with foals of the genuine Dr. James's few Powder, would form a molt valuable Bore in a ftwailoompA, that woult: 'often afford relief on any fild4calndirPofilfros sad prevent as .conrequences of negledt or delay. Sold only by F. frawbery and Sons, No. 43, St. Paul's Ch3rell• yard, on the Coieb.way, Four Doors from the Corner of quip. fide, London; and at Dr. jaisies'able botife io Bruton-Rout ;•* k s. the Analeptic Pills, price 41.6 d. the Box, or Six lo One isflleS4 for 11.0.;_and the Antibilicuid Pill; price as qd, a Bo:, Duty in - that the Words, u B. Nesrbory, No 45,65. in the Stamps. Paula," are eagraved GOUT, BILIOUS, ASEUNIATIC, and INERVOVB AFFEC 110.245. are effeetisalb rammed by the ate of the Res. De BARCLAY'. ANTIBILJOUS PILLS. iT HE following is a proof of their efficacy, from Thomas Ilineprik Efo. Batb UPPor CO'Oboot, Bath, July 26, dog. " 160‘..42 gett i talls . you will tend me fli doobls tho u. of we Pins, sod twelve blithe of iSpecillc. lodorod a dralkPay yourfelf for the Idiedt*. Land I t appy the norargolorba jobloodoof daotalloorlogOOs Nos he lifitfieuttoegysesw 'bombe* w '064 Mobilo fton. lead (og kbs balt Bow Von Ws is the Grit letter rhave boo itille.te write, which I think ought to be addreifed to you, aelroolvbedenc 'my mita care by rang row Ansibilious Pills mad Specific. " I am, Sir, your moft obliged bumble le THQrviVaNARLx " The Rev. Wm. Barclay, Stafford-ftrect, ri In addition to the above is annexed thefTlir eani uslegill men sod Owskanon. who Wow remind a parted olon ram ~4 Barclay's Bilious Pills and Specific: The Lord Bilhop of Bath and Wells. The Right Hon. Vircount S:rjolut Honeywnsd, Bart. M. P. foe Honitotx. Sir Stephen Luthfrgton, Ban. M. P. for Pcnryn. Thomas Anfoo, Efq. M. P. for I.lnbilcld• Janie, Amyatt, Efq. M. P. for Soutlsampton. Cecil Forrefter, Efq. M.P. fur Wenlock. Nicholas Culvert, Efq..M. P. for Hertford. Edmund Boehm, Efq. New-firm, Spring gardens. Thomas Haman:racy, Efq. Pall aril. . O. W. Dicke*, Efq. Private Secretary to the late Arabia,* of Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. Dimwit. Librarian to the late Arciabithop. • A CAUTlON—Obferve the name of Wm. Barclay is engraved on the Ramp which is axed on the outfide wrapper of each b.= All not fo Ramped are a dangerous imitation. Price sc 6d. and sox per bar, with ample dirt:salons. Sold, whoicfale and retail, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, as Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapilde, corner of Paternofter.row ; and retail by Callweti, Dublin ; Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; and by' molt country Medicine Vendors in every Towoi AVING dedicated ntyfelf in the Rudy, and been H gradfiedby the maft conilderable pi-Jake in that branch which i thoughtpropee to Idea, 1 truft that I have not more rnif mph:reed my time than that who, in the cztenave fidd of the pradhon, are occallonally Immeded la uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fuecefs which is acquired by comentradng del tango:teal power to two eisfs of diferders. The dlfuks of DEBILITY an peculiarly difretsog. for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a do. preffion of 011 vital energy, exilteneeitfdlbccomes embittered.. Whether they arife from the prevalence of in maniple, the &Item tin habits of fehnolboys, or the indulgences of maturity, they to: quire the molt enduring prokiftonal Rill ; hut by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fympteens are aggravated. am' the Mutiny doo Is dentinal. Ass MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of BORGEONS. 1 ground my pretenflons on regulnay of education, and paddies every privilege to peadice. I feel togelf entitled to that madame with which I have hitherto boat fo liberally Moouisd In the felt fenfations of local wadmeh, early application present the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fulmar, front a cortfcloofnds of the unonnEnefs of the vice which eland his misfmtune,l. fearful of the contempt or centavo of his family ?hyaena, and broods over his Inarrolty with cerefelconeellotent, it mutt bafatisfadory for him to be ignited not outlet capability of treatment but alfo of the Trion inviolable fecrecy. And in recentVerescal Complaints it is pciable to prevest pain danger or diltrefs ; in the moil complicated cafes it is their:mare. mein of ezdefin experience in this km to eiffed a aft, certain. and 'peedy re-citalanibment. I neer the advantage of this experience tothofe of either fez who are of lifted with any bind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of VENIsItEAL INFECTION, and in an cafes the term of ream neration are nand on the fire interview. Patience in the country are expeded to inclofe. a Rank notsoad are requeitonl to fr.cify Oleic me and manna of *hip MARL IN BRUS, Member of the Royal college of Surgtank k Logo. No. tg, Arundel !beet. St rand, near Temple /Par. To THOS. TAYLOR, Itig. Nay, New Bridge-Brea, Lon den SIR —I confider it but an aft °quilite doe to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to cornmual tate to you the following Core, which has recently been perfotated by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Ceimplitation of Iv - - orders arcing therefrom), was reduced albeit to a tkeleton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which teemed to fuit his cafe, or do him any ferrice; he reroalned in a moR reduced and pitiable Iltuation for two yeas, maple to follow his profi lEan, and finely able to walk or even to Rand on his legs; in fan, no one who knew him ever fuppoted it poSible for him to recover. He was advifed at lift to try your Lassa at Puts—he did Cu, Rridtly adhering to the direttlens given with them—he lady.* taken more than two boxes, before he, found an alteration for the better this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ttrengtb grad - ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout as any man know. You are weloume, Str, to refer any perfun to tsts for a • confirmation of the above account if It mould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble ferratit, Library, Folkilone, July to, silos. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor Tues. TATLOR. Member of the Royal College of Surgeon., Lon , i , don, at his hook, No. 9, New Bridge Ilrect ; Whereafter a conftint refidence of more than ao yeas, in a pradice particnlarly directed to the curt of Venereal Complaints and thofe incidental to the parts of generation in both Rea, with that inviolable feerecy which men of his proftfilon Ewald always olderve, he Batters himfelf the advice and Alliance he gratuitouily ad:Walters to perfong taking Otis medicine, will be Weaned, by a dlfeeming public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Allo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of the& Bv ing at a &Ranee, at the Perfumer's No. 35, 't. Alban's.fireet, PaM Mall; the Tort:hop, t 03, Oxford Brest; Mr. Ditborougb, 7,710- firm-bill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mee. aids, ciafgow ; Mr. C'anwell's. Dublin ; Mr. BilltegehLiverlionl Mr. Atkinfun's, Manthefter ; and by one perfoo in every wen d:treble town in Oreat Britain and Inland,. in boars of only is. pd. each, fettled tip with full and plain dircdtious, whereby perfects of either fcx may cure themfeives with cafe, (nerd, feeray, and War. ; N. B. Every hoc fold in Groat Britain is felled up with* Rani), on which, by favour of the CommifLoccrs, is printed at the Stamp Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge ftreet—to imitate which it dash, and all ethers ars consiterfeit. MOH WATER AT LONDON BRICIOE TO.MORROW. Morning . 17 minutes after d Afternoon - I minutes after 9 LONDON : Printed and pubXitud by LIEVARIAIII4T.(gi Larnteclll, a the STA% Ornoa. ligh to 012.1 !' blithad ago a tlacaraa Otties. Tileigast• --;