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FOLIC 4SSIZES, M4RCII 21. HORRID MURDERS. - - FetwordThrower, was indicted for Carter, at Cratfield, Suffolk, on )ber, 179:3. This prisoner was brought iripter of accidents. He confessed one Heads soon after it was commit ts, according to his statement, knew he iveri to speaking falsehoods, that he The prisoner went alone, and knock ins of Eliz. Carter, as she was fasten ,-shutter, and then he went into the ;ed her father in a similar Manner, man was sitting in his arr:r - chair.•— er. this, Heads, who bad never before one but the prisoner that a murder of teen committed, heard a brother felon lamenting that he had always been tt murder innocently, and Heads re ►:fession the prisoner tied made to him ;o, of which he made, depositions be rates eleven years* since ibut Thrower, is never heard tif, and supposed to b;.• commomobservation, that "murder the !matter by which the prisoner was lice is extremely singular. At the alarm at the ,horrid murders of Williamson families, Mr. At-Aid:eon vagistrate, was t bservinf,Y to Mr. Fox, tversation, that a murder resembliag at Crattield 19 years ago, and in men ing the dept sitions of Heads, he obscr •as supected, but he never was found. tad a legacy to pay Thrower's wife, it be done without her husband's sig. trough this incident the prisoner was :ody, rs well aY. Heads, Loth of .whom ;ported. evidence, told the same story he had ais'a.o, of the prisoner's confession, proved having heard a female shriek on the murder, and that he sin a man run . The body of the young woman was been found in the garden, which cor ls' story. There being other strong evidence, the prisoner was found— dered for execution on Monday at Ips .wards his body tt) be dissected. igc•cl 39, and Alii!aketh, his wife, aged teal for the wilful murder of Mary ughter of , :he male prisoner, at Cook. ay of Suffolk, by starvation, beating, :r three successive nights in a shed, in December last, by which her feet be , &c. in evidence, that the male prisoner had by a former wife, who diel about three he married the female prisoner on November, auai on the 11 th of Fe re eldest of the three children, the sub ictment, died. us marriage with the female prisoner, len were admired by every one for ald ruddy cheeks, and the male pi :ea for his parental kindness and ai ls his offspiing. Their health, it was gradually tn the decline after the prisoners, and th?y were at length ictons ; and the child which died was 'vidence as the Most deplorable object sister of the male prisoner, proved, cf Feint':try, the male prisoner called and slid his eldest child was dying. two of the once-healthy children sit-- ire in a state so completely emaciated, fired indifferent to .-.ny objects. On a sho4ing object prei:ented itself in le eldest child, in bed, who was on , ltrr emaciated stato, and s!ie wits. death. The poor ch ld cailt d out, ion't leave me." Witness challenged ing the thildrtn, and they agreed that ach drink. It also appeared after- child's feet were in a state of mortifi ,ving been exposed three nights in an the unnatural father. She was also bout the neck and body by beatings, corjesscd having Lung her up to a ddle, without caus..., The other two a shocking emaciated state, and the umler her ronf. ,roved completely that the children :ate of starvation. She often cariied a little wine, which they all ravenously .ons gave it as their opinion, that the the effects of barbarous treatment and of the mortified feet MS made unt i il :e child could not be saved ; and one that the female prisoner had said they • without the children. To enter into iptiun of the barbarities towards the fill a volume. They were of the ages tud nine years. were found Guilty, and ordered for .pswich on Monday nest. trisoners left for execution at the Win ;, seven have been respited until fur ielian Dubois and Guiteaueu Bears, fur cecuted on Saturday morning. It the Nottingham .Assizes, for the , 00ds detained by a whartinger, because -horn the goods were - a,ddressed had vent, and was in his debt, Mr. Justice as his opinion, that whatever goods ,y one tradesman from another, that not becrme the property of the or ra fide delivery to him had been made, ale a verdict for the plaintiffs—Da- Jury for the county of Louth have re in an Address to the PiUNCE ItzEmir inkers, and have also declined coun nii-Catholic Petition to Parliament, Sheriff, and nine ci the Members of the . the C , . , ur.ty of Cavan, Live signed Petition in favour of the Roman Ca-. SUFFOL, "'t l Edmund alias the murder of El the 16th October to justice by tbe.murder to 0 : ted ; but Hr ads, was sn much gi Misbelieved hi.-n. ed out the brains ing her Window-. 11..0 -e and killed the old r Sotuelears after braid franz any that sort had be in Norwich jail I suspected of that collected :Le con several years age lore two Maf__;istr ;lie prisoner, nas dead. There is will out," and 11 brouglit to justi Li:mg of the nati , , the Marr and W Gldershar, , a M: in common cozy those occurred tionino• his t. tkiit ved 1 broker wa Now Mr. Fox In which etvld not nature, and thrt taken into cristot had been transpc Heads, in his done eleven year - and a person pro the night of the from the house. proved to have h rohorated 'leads circumstantial t Guilty, and oz de tivich, and afters John Smith, aF 27, were indictr lz,nne Smith, dat ley, in the coeut and exposing her the mo.uh ef 1) came mollified, It appeared in three children 1:0) years ago, and the Bth of last ] brua ry, I 812,the j6ct of this inure Previous to hi the three childrel their cleanliness soner was make fections rewards proved, became ; marriage ,of the reduces' to skelet represented in cv ever witnersed. Lucy Smith, that on the c on her in tears, z Witness found tt tiag by the fire that they arpe ir going up stairs, the person of the able to stir from the picture of de " Aunt, anon, dl them with starvil they had not mu wards, that the c cation, from hae out-house, by it match bruised all fend her father helm by the mid children were in wizness took ther Mrs. C pi Were all in a sta them cuice and a devout ed. Thr e -surgeon shad d:ed from t want of food. No disclosure it was found the witness stated th could live better a minute descrip .ehildren would fi .4st four, seven, al The priseners execution at Ipso Of the nine pri ehester Assizes, Orr orders. Jr 4 forgery, were ext In an action a: s covery of go.t the persea to wh become insolvent BAILEY stated it were ordered by such gods did E dera until a bond aittl the Jury ga usages £37. The Grand Jt fused to sanction in favour of Mir • tenancing an An The I-ligh She Cr :rid Jury of flit Prot4tatnt gawks. • COUNTItr MARX27I, tains OF GRAIN AT Tait rottarevisto utaltlttit. 24.s1morro sta.—Wheat 126 s Od to 136 s Od per Quarter. Barley 60s Od to 64s Od Beans s 60s Od to 6 41 Od I Oats 303 Od to 391 Od Pease 00s Od to 00s Od Bread 2s ti4d. per gallon. MalDtutizata.—Wheat 1158 s Ott to 1401 Od per Qr. Barley 58s Od to 60. 01 I Beans ties Od to t: " 4 Od Oats 33. Od to 444 Od Pease 65s Cd to VC; Cd Bread 3s. Od. Ntvravar..—Wlteat 112 s Od to 148 s Od per Qr. Barley stis Cd to 66s Ott I Leaus 6.4 s td to 66; Od Oats 33s Od to 421 s Ott Pease 6:4 Cd to 67s 0d Bread 23 9d. Httssty.—Wheat. 9t's Oa to 1441 Od per Qr. Bailey :.;9a Ott to &Zs Cal Lines 54. Od to 70s Od Oats U2s Od to 4.:: ( A l isea,e 64; Oct to 63s Ott Bread 2s. 1041. Davizi:s.—Wlvat 112 s to 140.0 d per Qr. Barley riSs to 70; I Beans 60$ to &Rs Oats 94. to 41s Peas 00; to 00$ READING.—Wheat 110: 01 to 150 s 01 per Qr. Barley s7s Od to 65s I Beans 6sb Cd to col Od Oats 35s Od to 44 1 Peas 66s Od to ;Oa 6d Bread 2s ltd. A Got:mat:mem—Saturday se'nnight, a man of 1 the name of FranciS Kinchington, who resides at a village called Hungerford, near Vordingbridge, in Hants, undertook, at the George, public-house, in rordingbridge, to eat four dozen of mutton pies, and drink two quarts of strong beer, which he was to ac complish in forty minutes. Ile did not and rake this beastly feat f•ir any large sum of money as lit be expected, bur, if he completed his task withi tl:e ll given time, he was to have the pies and Lur gratis, told if not, he was to pay for it himself. \\lea he h:id devoured all the pies but three,,he became rather sick, however, nor intimidated by this rrVing inter, up. tion, our hero ultimately peiforrned his task ten mi nutes within the time allowed him, and alter chink ing two additional pints orbeer, went home comfor tably to bed. The pies weighed six pounds ; the house was filled with company to witness this man degrading performance. Wednesday last the Mostyn Mint Races, formerly holden cn Norbrook Downs, took place on Couistord Heath, when the Gold Cup was won by Mr. Pi::rre pones Birdlime. The 50 gs. for Hunters, was won by Mr. Drake's Aylesby. The :Handicap Sweep stakes, 10 gs. each, was won by Mr. Cope's Turtle. The Cup, value V) g. and 40 gs. in specie, and 10 gs. for the second horse, was won by Mr. Iven's br. g. 3 yrs. old, and Mr. Stevens's b. g. 5 yrs old. On Tuesday lasr, being St. Patrick's-day, a se rious affray took plate at Gosport, in consequence of some off: nee given to a few soldiets of the R,-;:11. Dublin and North Cork Regiments of Militia. The mo't alarming con.equences, it was feared, at one time, would ensue ; bur, by the prompt exertions of the military picquets, fiom the barrackp, the distur bance was soon quelled. Several persons received very severe wounds, from the soldiets' bayonets, and many windows were broken. On Tuesday as Mr. 'finkler, of Spalding, was sell ing a table, at the Bell public house, on Cowhit-bank, and in the aet of crying a-going, azoing, the floor gave way, and the company, upwards of 100 persons, were precipitated into a cellar, in which was a quan tity of water. Provident:ally no person was materially hurt. Wednesday a boy between three and four years of age,named Luttti Jge, fell under the wheel of a loaded 1 waegon, in Southgate -street, Winchester, and was killed on the spot. Asa man of the name of Crouch, was a few even ings since returning from Northiam to Ewslinrst, with two animals laden with two panniers of fish, he unfortunately drove them intr , a quicksand, and both were Lteraily suffocated. The poor old rrr.n. nearly blind, in endeavouring to extricate his faithful ser vants from the slongh of destruction, was so com pletely surt minded with .mire, that every etfott to re cover himself from so dreadful a situation was ineffec tual, and had it not been for the timely and Sa‘mari tan•like assistance of a gentleman £trn►cr, passing at the time, he ninst inevitably have shared the fate of the poor animals. It having been understood by the Commissioners for the Transport Service, that the Foreign Officers stationed at Dumfries, were prefaring to treat their friends in that town and neighbourhood ivith a Con cert, by amateurs from their own number, in return for the civilities they had received since their arrival, an order was lately sent down to their Agent, pro hibiting public exhibitions of that nature. Such of these gentlemen as be.long-to the sea-service, amount ing to 81., are. to be removed to the more inland sta tion of Sanquhar. • l'iltEs.—Mondav sc'nnight a wheat-stack, cont a i n . ing between 50 and 60 combs, belonging to Mr. M. Goodall, of Runctonlme, accidentally caught fire and was consumed. Sunday afternoon, about four o'clock, a fire broke out in a house in Ogle-street, Mary-la-bonne, which in a short tinie entirely consumed the same.— A poor woman, not heing able to effect her escape, threw herself out of the two-pair of stairs window, and was dreadful) , bruised : she was taken to the Middle Lex Hospital, where she remains without hopes of recovery. By the timely arrival of the engines the fire was preventeti doing further injury. • Lately, a file- broke out on the ground-floor of a house in Scharrn-street, Berne, occupied by so-, veral families. The inhabitants of the ground-floor, with those of the s cond and third stories, escaped, with the exception of a female servant, who •threw herself from a window on the second story, and was killed. The fourth story was occupied by a valet de ! chambre l named Chevalier, his wile, two boys, and a female infant. They did not awake until the flames had reached the duor (4 . their apartment. Their se cond son, abed Id, precipitated himself from the indow, and was so severely knised, that he died in an hour. The patents attemptiad to lowr the eldest, aged 13. in a sheet ; and in thtir agitation they let go their hold, but the youth was caught by the foot in the bars of a window belov, from whence he Wt s Liken down by a ladder. The ap•utment being by this time enveloped in flame, the faller le3ped from the window, aud survived his fall hnly aces , : minutes. The mother wrapped up the infant in a sheet, and thr©w it among the crowd. Its lie was fortunately saved by its striking a female spectator, bef.re it reached the pavement ; but it had a kg and an arm fractured. The mother then let herself drop from the window,. and her fall being broke by a ladder, she m i ffed with a broken acaL . BY I'HE KING'% ROYAL LET! ERS PA I - LN GODBOLD's VI - GETABLE BALSAM, FO:t COUGUS CON:JNIPfIONS, AND ASTHMAS. • THIS Medicine now bce* established fcr nearly 30 years, and is allowed, front a cnnsc.ltation of many eminent Physiciacs, to be the only efficacious remcily to be de pended upon for curing the above complaints, upwar,is of 10,000 manuscript certificates of surprising Litres, front tl r grea.est re spec. abi7,ty, may be seen at the Proprietors, as under, and with such a ruble and dis•inguithed pa tonage, as no Other Medicine has ever been losnoureil with. Tit!, Medicine has n nor been known to failw hen taken on the first airs k, on which acchtuit the following Nubility lire onsmend it to be kept hi all Fami .s : The Must Noble the Marquis of 44.thian, the Right lion. Viscount Dudley and Ward. the Right Hon Lords Macdonald, Gramley, ['musette, and Mountford, the Right Hun. late Vi;- countess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Crawley, Falmouth, and Furtescue, Lady Apprerce ; Sirs Francis Blake, Ldw. Newnhatn, John Cognill, and Gewrge Armstrong, Bans.; General, Do)le and Drottly : Colonels Baker, Debacle Lenox, &c. N. 13. Advice gratis every d a y (Sin:clays excepted) at No. 3, Bloomsbury-square, from Eleven till One; where the certificaws may ba seen, and the Medicine had, wholesale and retail; like- wise retail at every principal Medicine Warehouse .in the King dom, where a Treatise may be had. T HE Value of DR. FREEMAN'S CPI.II SA I.UTIRIS, I has been so long proved, that within of the present day can btar a compertion with it, in all the different stages ot certain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates frorrm the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure thiirt attends salivation—wi bout debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from busbies% or re...trk- tion of diet. The radical virtues of these ineitirnable Drops have proved their c:aim w public approbation for more than Su year , . In all the debility of both sexes trey prove a never-filing re•ti.- rative—wh:ther the debility is producud by too fr. - ..e use of mer ctiry, by illicit pleasures, or the e4l c:s of a n.rat ci mate. To travellers and those goi:)g abroad, they Callllot he rtcommetaltd , too s rongly, as thi y will receive a stir, speedy, and complete : cure, in all old stubborn and ever/ weakness that eiie:ts the bladder and (irons of urine. By i:s efficacy many iv , sm.n have become mothers, mho for many years had been rived of that happine-s. Sold wholesale a-ai reran, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapshie, corner of Paternositririw ; and riitai, by Beiam and Sharp, Portsmou:h; 'fall attd J o h nson , Casi.ort rsillutt,ll'eston, Mal. Tory, and Jones, hortiva ; Trewmen, Exeter ; Cookwortlayi! Glenvide Gilbert, and Hoglard, Piyont.uth ; Newbury, Dub. I lin ; Ba xter' and Macdonald, Glasgow ; smith , 111 :milers Scott, and Cat giU, Ed tiburgh ; Crurwell; Bath; hlaist asid Hull; Grrgson and I illinge, Liverpool; Stains arid Lynch, Mancliesier; Bowen. Norwich; Knott and LW., Gregory, Brighton; Edwards and Peony, !jet-spool; ra:st Ildtaisciabe Vrtt4ettrig Lott:ae, at 24. lA. 4s. ed. mid _ NOTICE. tvbroary e, t. MR. R.YMER. having recived many Ltver. Imxp Persons labouring under PARALYTIC Art sctiotc., •acknov.ledging the great benellt they receive Loin tue Medic.ne, and that they cannot do without it: di it j. Is not to 'be had in some placee s . aid in other its purity is il - vibt:ol ; r u t . that its price !stars heavily upon them, & e . M r. Re sir; r ely gives twice 1.) all such riti.reri Out he grant thißl a I.l;kssi allowance up , ,n ti.eir rispecttve urders mid isul.nt.rtz, a y its HAJtil T . * %OVAL Lel Tlllll PATIO.; Graoted mat,. Jam, s Kyviier, Surgeon, Reigate, S..rtev, !mean ie ,. and Preparta of the Cardiac and Nw-tutta TuscLuic. •2 ASE IV. To Doctor Ito gi a -1 have been tioublesl for 3 lun: time wftk g v riv m ist State of Body, Loss of Appetite. Lowness ut !pin t . M. iwous Trembling', and Numbneas of !lands, owin g to a II; eif After various skilful means being tried wsthout ce..irse to your CARDIAC and NERVOUS '1 LIC - I"Ultr, vette* happily bas had the dealred effezt, and ries:cited me to i h rt ra health. In justice, therefore, to your Medicine, I shall t*.1.1 M. self nnich obliged if you aW make the ahove nutk kror am, Sir, &c. JAMES shill Whetstone, April 17, 1811. Baker, atW hetstoue, s e % '11:s Medicine may be had genuine at Mr. Morgan's, Nu. 43, West Smithfield ; and, wholesale, of Ples-rs. Dicey and Lo. N 10. Bow Church-yard, London ; and, retail, of every V en d a at their Medicines in the peineical Towns, in kettles at 3i tot &e AD VI CF. HEN Alen of Education and profess'onal 411 use persevering endeavours to discover the n our safe aa4 certain method of treating a tew prevailing Dew :sex, the r ful result of their experience is the best prim ut stiperoclty. Mes:rt. GOS and Co. Surgeons. have been induced to n: 3 1, 6 the cure of the following the abject of Omit particular cutiv,v, 7 „ II certain Disorder, f:equently contracted in a nunnret of fuuet, cation. and its concontitants, strictstres and Weds which, an improved plan, are speedily an! effectually curt,' ; a „ a t,, t laity, whether arising front liaccharzliaa indulzencie, lett-, te s t. device In warm climate, ina tbbctervotti:riLatalrlyknv.turov,utsublaincet:fni.ertn: happily purcusd by the youth of both sexes, in the one I :o r t r a l s ti ti t is Y r o a r se b s d , :.r w e h r i l c l Z, i' ff not timely remedied, terminate in pounce and Consumption. In that distress:ng state ui deb 1... y Cf deficiency, whether the consequence of such b.it,fLi Itatitt. irisin•qmni any other cause, by which the pow ers o f the riosti. tut ion become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgecns ut Leo clno,.thc.y offer a rant, sate, and speedy restoration to sound aed vig.rous health. The result of a long and extersive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remos - e venereul complaints, however itiveter.:te or complicated, without subjeiting the patios Ai the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent :tae, where an early appVcsnon is made on discovery of the latent's ; they iretitivntly re ctor:la a cure in the abort space ut twy dais The unprecederted success of their mode of treatment (*id has never been kt.tiwn to tail in one single insu.nce• in a pm. doe of 15 years, during which period many thovand prase) of both sexes Stave been cured; recta after sour :u.d : jai t e a t methods hod been pursued by sober i'ratutioners wy: otarifett), iticloces them ru 1)115 publu ry utkr t h e i r a d vse ,.. Messrs. GOSS mid Co. exclustvely . p. ofeistpg the cure o: vise part!cutir complaints, in order tl..t.t 'Ley m. , y cut be 'nuked by a mistak e n few, with ;I:e obloquy so justly attached to the Spa. rant empiric, think it but jhs:ite to themselves to state, that tat 7 have him property educated and initiated iron rviAy bmuch ot the profession (cti - tilicates of which, from einierent huevials,ed tettirnon.als from tLe must ernintnt Physicians, they hi re to cue ' vince any inquirer), that the sucress resulting 'rum their wales: yours first induced them to quit tue practice of the general i'var# thinner, and they presume that the :r pretensions con.utute a hie ground for the unprecedented couhd.race y Atli widen they LYS, by the public, been so iiht :ally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the partieniins of their case, age, and manner of hying, inclosing a Bank New s for advice and medicines, and the same will he fur warded to any pan of the kingdom.—GOSS and Co. Surgrcns, Is, Beuftug 4treet, Fieet-tsrtet. • ' B. 6UL 9 . 1" s OISSERViVrIONS on the late MEDICAL AC 1% I HAVE often thoitg:.t peop!e from the comm . ? . who visit this city, roust entertain a very high opinion of as iextrcra: itiouiticence which presents i:self to them in all davettew from the servants of great physic:ails, whof•at a consldur-be eta pence, are 60 kind as to commica'.on these men, not only te pte. , 'eat, but ahno-t to sn.foree a choice present into theft:lsiah. ' Anti how must they lie delighted on pi roang these litid e winch direct thin: not only to a perfect cute for every stunk ' incident to human stature, but some of them seem to praine a Icoannual respite from death Itself. /hat a few of thew arc to ! titled to public atteetiou these can be no doubt--bet lain I ke. ! wise assured that much the greater part or them will poise din ! their Proprietors I ad nothing clog in view but their own inane, I a.id that in general, i lime people d e a nut only roil the poue.ndtis ii.,ncit ant of their money, but frequently destroy thin candor r ons There Is no city in the world where the inhateauts, K those who visit this 'metropolis, so 1. - equently experience the be tot I sus truth. Our vigllaut Geverinueat .wnts to be awned the., and 111 o: der to prevent it in ftnttre, in santr * Caree, rail act those d taws, or Maser s of H tb-shops, can adccrise or s it their nut ttt or worm-eaten vegetablis, w thoct first takkg out a Two (oint:a Licence; and every such packet is pia ptct to as expensive Stamp %boy. Lilt diartig the tin: doe cur I.avq.. iris are endeavot.ring to remove the tares frog flue wi:cat, great care should be taken that they do n it picky' by the tout, this corn with Us:s e we e d,. for abbou!la tislii rice an i policy of our laws rait'ettly entitle tbe.n to cae en 4 other ninon., yet as the last Medicine Act doss eta pewessidit . Lf :he above t ccantmeti-Lr ion., sorely it should,like impure.* be 11.;14*1 cast into the au• dile, awl coact more auayul; but it scents that tke firs: rower in the world dad not attend dielefie 0.14. we l.aboratury, nor could he be foand 111 the Margie when the form.: act was analysts!, otherwise thus delta and ant have escaped the thsetrytaeht of Jinn whore chypirsilaso. ledge has saved kingdoms ICm being th &aimed by taiwomilb .1 . As 4 ;root that these ohm:rya:tali are Girl) petalled. 4 lk ../ II suppoit: that a per ilence did clot this kingdom, aedlatis hree ntoutus o.:e-fourth part of it. inbahitan • w.. desdiflaq ihe ravages thereof, every one would then be wiehtni fa s a ! medy ; and as nearly all the valualile discacerie, made in dug* , decal lane have been the result of chyttlical researches, th wisp' tlenuni would eerie queetly be resorted to, as usual, tor ref a; le, such cases. Vi ewlt I kewase au; eose dna snot Of ' 11 " . soccesded agteebts to Isis wtalws, a.:d with ittattlett pIeIWIIII :1 r advertises to the world ha euzessiful practice, IheragY tog tee names ut a gr e at natub.r of geutlemen alit maims , by ham, being di smuts of rends:ring it as uwiul as posehini:.g • saint ti ate k lowing titc iisgs wit y tor cape-knoll ou sta Ann finding th.tt these preparations rsquired the itidtzioui . Mid!cal ikied to adinini.ter them ; he write.:. haFa a . ~..., • bite gentlemen, tat t'ie same time sending to race a few Orem parations,actitribiting thous dia. Le hailiiyetperlentekigill succeeded in curing tois pl.',,ste, ft:questa:2g they walid,l eio in such cas e s, and as SOO4 as couvenleht ,date li.na the fem . , said ;tract C. 'flirt. print t oocrs are eu plvdtA swirls rea attending their use that each send. Lim an order fat o a f boxes of pills, and one g.'nss bottles of Lotion, winch °dirtied,. crates wit:hoot fixi g any retail price, and of eollne 1 " 6.111 . we "'tamp*, tor did he send printed dueettoos with thew. s ' Aledicints .re aiim nisi rid agreeable to tale usual tom Ci,...;, t:ce, not Wit:l printed d i rec t io n s, but w tit, en 014eL WhC l/ : rosstOrat yes ate all tisett, they haste succeeded in evtry .11;g6 00. 6 ` .. 'and saved grunt death several chalet:intl. cal his Make, siutikt Let as now sea what will be the reward of :bee s nticul . ,... t k iod ir fog inauic to th e clear espiewiai leati ut ti. taw. lac ' hp plaee, this eitynt st eitlitipt recover a s Wing for thew 6' 441 ' tutift.y, the purcht.er. es their streams on iost‘e a.i i thin a,;aitet bun, by which he will be subj-et to the 1 ~ I ea t'Junds Stir every hos nr butt::: iso detvircd, 1 1 1 1 A'''' - lieitfe, uteeed Inc wet have to pay £.s O. :ill rdiy, tut s ' 01 4 are Law:, to tile saute pen:dike; namely, len • e1tfu1.... 1 lir via b .x t r tffl rue tot used by rhea:; audio ureter that lia ir ta a d tansy ittlutv:t tl ewe pct antes, every Seth ititormar Is enietesw - 1 hat or 'hie fine. Posmisly I mar Mr,: naseurFrutd • 1 : 10 .to, shall consider mysilf infiititely ub a L ra to tii!! selli l4 l l , ‘ u , i 1 pet Inc right ; sand I will pi e , ent Stan wi th 1 wall w• — ",. as soon as he prove. 'Fish a 1141 , :ske. ' fiCIiWAI ER A I.OI'IDON 111:11);;F. •i" ••• • • ........ 4, sl,43,ta:ts a►ltcl 0000 0 nu.wtr 1 - UNDON i. / i ' t ea Il y .LV I 111 tir. t":c.ct -MA re, and at flat :arip.Mce, Ica, 10 r- 10 "; • lb I. Pi II i Wil ilk "I , hal • 'Me be c bed 9 se R& time Plm qte* * eel K.( alas Rate, Ou misbir - 1 adhop ~ lir le 1 1Pee di be Am •M be' lido+, bt. 11. Bit Tit. At Lyniington, the t sal inst. the lady of Sir Jahn C. Honey wood, Bart. of a son and heir. MARRIED. ...... At Edinburgh, on the 16th inst. Major-General the Hon. A. Duff, to Miss Anne Stein, youngest daughter of the late James Stein, Esq of Kilbagie. At DtindLe, on the 1411 s inst. Cap-. James Wright, of the 31st Foot, to Hannah, second daughter of Mr. James o:,a‘ie, writer, Dundee. Thursday, at Bath, Sir John Pluneen. Eat►, of C.t , tle I. thr coutty of lialkency, to ML•s tiaehaut, dasAter of Jolla He!sham, 6 sq, DIED. Yesterday morning, at his house in Nottlncham-Place, John Wigrirn, Esq. On the passage home fr3m Jamaica, on the let% December last, Lieutenant James Rubinson, R. N second $Oll of Geo. Rolinsun, Esq. W.S. Edinburgh. On the 2Dt h January, at Glassen, near Cologne, at the aivanced age of 109 years, James Schiffer, a husbandman. lie ledlal fc of temperance and activity. On the 12th inst. Miss Mary Carfrae, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Carfrae, minister of Dunbar. At Polerton, county of Carlow, Sir Charles Burton, Aged 76, the Rey. F.. Davies, Rector of Coychurch, Glamor ganshire. The Ist Instant, at Jersey, Lieutenant John Langdon Oke, of the signal station at that island, and brother' to Mr. Oke, mar chant, of southampron. CA M BR IDGESHIRE. VAUTAPLE TITHE RUE ESTATE—Land Tax rectoemea. ) 0 141..01.1) BY ACC I lON, BY MI. PE V FON, At the Ram ltat, Newmarket, about the first week in May next, in veral Lots, A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, situate in the Parishes of Swot:Chant, Dalbeck, Dottisham, and Swat ham Prior, in tl,e County of Cambr,dge; comprising a veil excellent Dwelling-house and Farming Offices, sundry detached lionteltallt, and upwards of One Thousand Acres of most excel lent Arahle, MUK!OW, Yagttre, and ken Land, in a high state of cultivation, whereof possev.,iun may be had at Michaelmas ner.• Descriptive Particulars will shortly be published ; in the mean time application may be made to Mr. James, Now Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, I .oud,ln. CAMBR IGESIIIRF— VALUABLE FRELHOLD MANOR AND ESTATF: To BE SOLD 11Y A UCTMN, BY Mk. PLYTON, At the Bell Inn, at Haverilkin the County of SultOik, about the , first work in May (tiniest previously disposed of by Private Contract), in several I.m s, ;T HE MANOR of SHA RDELOWS LUNG -- TON, in Shudy Camps, together with a very valuable Estate, for the most part ioc!uett, situate in the several Parishes of Shudy Camps, Ilorshea'h, a.id Bartlow, in the Comfy ut Canihrtilze; and containirz near e7O Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land; let to rrspeciable Tenants, who ale under notice to quit at Michaelmas next. I Descriptive Particulars will be published previous to Sale.— To treat for the cone, apply to Mr. James, New Botweil-couit, Itin, 3 .i•eidun. ON SPRING DIF.I*. " It is in Spring (ob*trves a celthruted Physician) that consti tutional iNeaiirs collie into action; and if, at this si a-ion, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human nMery would he prevere e 1." • I'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE i; not only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience has proved it to be more efficatious in correcting the constitution and purifying the blood than the lAdeou Diet Dr.nk or Sarsaparilla. ' l'eople subject to eruptions of the skin, and such 11 are of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive liabits, will find the Sawa'ras Cocisa, k most invaluable article of diet. I In the periodic a l works on Medicine it is llthly extoled, and • Its use adopted by several eminent Physicians. It is sold in v. ground state for boiling (in the same manner as coffee), price 6s. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39, Strat,d. Orders from the country must be accompanied wilt a • remittance. I'OOIII POWDER. BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regArded as one of the greetest blessings Pret; lence can b. stnw, witl.out which the finest formed face is Invert, et; inattention to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an ore ntive breath Be I LI: 'S VEG ET ABLE itI , TOMA 111: e root POWLIEIL is a Is 105: elegant ond certain remedy for all diseases of tke teeth an.: gums ; its pat ticttbr qualities arc not simply coMineckso cleansing-the tet th, but will preserve them in the bights; state of pert en on; ; it yiil render them beautifully white, facten such as may be loose, and restot c th,rn to their original purity, entirely et wham the scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhere t lase and firm to the with, render 'bent of a he.ilt liful red, and the brew li delicately sweet, relieve and cure ti.t:mos: exarucLaing tooth-ach, gumehtles, arid swelled face. Sold ss holesaie and retail at Mr. Billies, 4. Cheapside, corner of Patel nost‘r-row ; aid retail by Beam and Sharp, Portsmouth, Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Malki y. ant. loma,. Portaea ; ruler; Cookwut thy, G!enville, Gilb..rt, and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newhin y, Dulnin ; Bayer and M'Donald, Glaspar ; Smak, Manderston, Scott, and Cai I, Edinburgh ; Crut well,. Bath ; Rai.% at..l Peck, I lull ; Graz son and rillinge, epoJI ; Stains and Lynch: Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich Knott and Lloyd, ; Gregory, Brighton ; Ldwards and Penny, Liv. rpool ; and of mo-t respec table Medicine Venders in the King.icrn, in Boxis tts. 9d. u3O.