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*itLEk fir Yede7slay !levees priloness *ere tried, Iwo of whom we. e cani7ally v:z Beulah teailt , n tni .1 Gala, for dealing four fi:k Itindketeinet,, the pr. , pettyof T. Page, privately in Isis Os p. N ew . ~e eortriAed of felonies; via. W Grove, for Aran; a rum masers, the 'proparri if J. Burl r W. King. f r 8.-;tbig a suwakerebld. the PoliPervf of G. shard C Y e :f. sliaq iirnien,f,r Reale ismstity of alert lead, the property of C Eiq. Mary l'etylla ICirkhans, for *mew t bra contalairg three gawres atheist tee the property of Margaret Bnant. Marro., toe ito4ing a pair of boots, a pair of Blocs, &c. the varier 's( J Gibers W. &awn, ler Beating a handkerchief, the property of G. J Jackfon,fur Resting a pair of fiddle bags, the property of R. Gr..y. Margaret James. for Reeling a gold plu, and a frock, the pro perty or J. SkerengtOo. iVilfiant OP aus was ennvifted of bigamy, in marry ing Anne Jenkins, hi. former wife being then living. Mr. Actor, for the defendatit, called evidence to (hew, that his former wife had before that time mar ried anther hufband, arid that the prifoner afted upon a mifenneeption of the law, fuppofing that he 'was thereby abfolved from his drtt marriage. The Learnfdeommon Serjeant held, that it was not only no jollification, but no palliation of his conduEl, in • ruining the hAppinefs of an innocent girl. Mary yews, a middle aged woman of very decent appearance, was charged with a mifdemeanour, in uttering, knowingly, nn the 18th of aftober, a talk and counterfeit lailling, and having in hcr pcdiffion, it the fame time, one or more other falie and cnun terftit Ibillings s againft the Rang*. '' The cafe l 7wlsiWh was very clearly Rated by Mr. itavirams, one of the City pleaders, and fully proved by evidence, was briefly to the foll.swiag drat ; • The Ind - enter, it appeared, on the t 8 h, went to a houle in Bithnpfgate erect, and called for •lonae gin, for which the tendered a bad (billing This the publican, Mr. Ankers, refufed : he rubbed it, and found it bad. Si e then offered half a guinea fur change, which lie declined giving. She then went away. Something however in her demeanour (buck 'him al highly fulpicious ; in conftquence, he dogged ,bee. She met a fruit woman in the greet :—what palled between them flrengthened Mr. Ankets' fuf. - "scions. He flill kept her in view; and having met •u Jenkins, an officer by the way, he engaged him fie the proceeding. They followed the prifoner as far as London Wall, whets the went into a baker's, where the had (rime bread, and for this the in the first .inflance alto tendered a bad (billing. As the (hap. nap was looking at the money, Mr. Aitkers and the officer entered the (hop. The flailing was . found to be counterfeit, on which the officer was induced to ,!earth her. He found az flxpences, and haifa guinea, and a quantity of halfpence. She denied having any more m oney about her. The half guinea Was re turned to her. She inflantly put it into her mouth. This confirmed the officer's fufpicions of fometbing . elf* being contained in the fame place ; on which the • pilaw perfitling (he had nothing in her mouth but the half guinea, he got her down, and forced open . bee mouth, in which he found three bad fhillings ; there, as well as the flailing' previoufly tendered, were produced in Court, and proved by the Affitlant • to the Affayer of the Must to be falls and counter fell thole taken from her mouth bad never been in . circulation. lii her defence, the prifoner told a long circum• Raatial ftnry of her having found the (billings in a piece of paper in the (trete, and that the put them in • her na , uth for fafety, kc. Alter an excellent and diferiminating charge from Mr. RICORDIR, the Jury had little hefitation in find. ins her Guilty. Sentence was forthwith pronounced upon her, viz. twelve months imprifonment, and after that periA to find fe.urity for her good behaviour. The Grand Jury entered, and the Foreman having Made bit report. and Hated they had gone through the Bills before them, they were difcharged with the thanks of the Court. 7. Portyifi. was capitally indited for Reeling party gelding, the property of John Curtis, of Sprit garret, Mar yda•bonne, tallow.chandler. The fiats attending this cafe were of a fingular deferip. tin° : the pi ofecutor (wore, that on the :3cl of Aug. Tall he had • horfe to fell, and on that day he few the prifoner at his liable, in company with a perfon • who introduesed him. The prifoner, after viewing the poney. agreeded to pay 71. for him, and gave the profecutor a (billing carnal, laying he Mould tall frit the animal in a few days, as he was about taking come Rattles in the neighbourhood, and had mot then any place In which to put him. The thil ling which he gave the proleeutot, he borrowed from • his flirnd. 'I he prifoner telling the profecutor he tboold.fetsle with him for the keep of the poney in the interval, went away. Here Baron Trturerson afkei the wittier' the following queflion, it Su you Jiid your Inure 1"—" Ye,, my Lord, but not until he Ihould pay for it, did I think it gone from me : I took cowel to bind the bargain, and to prevent me felling it to any other perfon."—On the following Tuesday the prifoner anted the profecutor to allow him to take the pone) , to Paddington, as lw believed he had there ,got a cultnmer (sir him. He form brim& him hack, laying the gentleman did not like him He ca:lecragain on Thorfday, and once more :AO for the loan of the poney. He laid that he had jail; ld a bode (or 6o guineas, and he %tithed to go to Cos shill en get payment for a check for that film.— Ile Mould return in an hour, when he would pay Cie prolecutoe I.r the poney, and take him away.— V.: an idea, that this promife would be reali'ed, toe ( o ctet tot l:t the prisoner have the boric again, 1A..: a did not keep his word, neither did he return tl,e .inimal. lie followed the prifoner, when he fiw bin, t:iree or tour days afterward., into a public• hs is e, and told him I.e fufpeFted the poney was Ito Lii. hut that lie lhoiild flop it, and take it back. The oblerved he could not do that ; but laid he w • ord put another hnrfe int, the profecutne. hands, • t!.. Wen ttme as he thould pay him for the poney, t.,l !hat he would do fo that afternoon, or g iv e him I. • :now:v. He ag.tin broke his word, and did not c ft appeared from the evidence of Mr. Hen fillununger, of Paddington.hreer, that the .ncr, whom he had known 6 me years ago, but 1 ,, , lately, fold him the fame pone) , on the. z 7th of tit bull The price he fail was Leven guineas, and ~ t a (Mall (01f,4 . Mr. Henderfon,difpofed of the . horfe to a footman of Mifs Grant, of Montague. greet, on the day after the prifoner was taken before the Magi'ates at Marlborough greet. Mr. Hen derfon kid, he went to look at the panty on the day it was fold by Cuttis to the plifoner ; Curtis told him it was too late, as he had a few minutes before fold it to the pi ifoner. The bode, he (aid, was not worth a guinea to him, he was In relive ; however, he made (hilt to fell him to the footman for 81. The evidence of the profecurur was confirmed by that of Geo. Sarfons, his apprentice, with this addition, that on the day the ;intoner borrowed the ponce lA, the witnefs raw it so minutes after in Paddinglon-greet, wish Mr.. Henderfon's boy riding it up andclown, and it was imptiffible the pacifier could have gone to Cotnhill and returned in fu Ikon a time. The horfe, it turned out, had pallid through feveral hands, and was ready for the 411 - petition of the Jury, at the New Inn, Old Bailey. It was at that moment the pies.' perty of John Hall, glazier, of Berkeley-Hi-ea, Post. man•fquare. The prifoner, a Root good looking man, attired in the frock Of a jockey, was then called on, for his defence. He Rated, that on the 23d of An he had been applied to, and accompanied by Mr. We veil, a broker, of Eaft.ftreet, Mancheller-tquare, to purchafe a poney, which he underftood Canis bad for Cale. The poney was produced, and the priftiner by way of trial, root him to Chapel !freer, Litton green, and back. The poney then went on a job, and returned on Monday night The profectitor alked the prifoner, after he came back with the horfe from Chaps' !bent, how he liked him? to which he re plied not at all ; he did not like his paces ; but he could not tell how he might draw in harriers. The prifoner was coming away, when the profecutor de manded, whether he would buy the horfe nt not ? He anfwered, that as it was hired till Monday, it would be time enongh for him to determine then, whether he fhould or nor. It was at lag agreed that the prifoner thould give 71. for the poney, provided he carte home fafe on Monday. He then went on to Rate feveral unimportant circom(l2nces nntil he came to the day on which he finally took away the Nosey, the mailer of whir s h told him at the time he hoped he would never bring him back. He went next morning to fee Curtis, and explain matters to him, when he was feixed by three officer., and cart ied to the Police Office. The prifoner called only one wit acfs, and his tellinsony was unimpertant. • Mr. Baron Taos' plow, in his addrefs to the jury, bferved, that the evidence in this cafe was of a na• ore fu very peculiar, that it would demand the drifted attention they could poffibly bellow open it. Here the fa& was not the common dry charge, of a hot& Rolm from a field or a Rabic ; but the point ' .in which their deliberation would principally turn was, whether the prifoner, having no property in 'the animal, did, or did not, under falfe colours and pre tences, obtain poffefEun of it unlawfully, and did then fell ansrelifpote of it, for the purport of apply ing the proceeds to his own profit and advantage? rile Jury retired for to minutes, and brought in a m(l4 of—Not Guilty. yobs Wailer was changed with felonioefly (leafing on the t ft of aftobet , fro ty five yards of flannel, value 41. the property of fvleflix. Brackett, Williams, and Bracken. The Profecutots, it appeared, are ware hoofemen, in Packer's -court, Coleman tireet. On the day above enentiore.l, two men were ken, in the evening, by one of the witneffes, a de. k to the Profecutors, at the end of the Court. It was not very light. He could not plainly diftinguilh their faces. One handed to the other a large parcel, which teemed to be of flannel ; on which, furpeeting Come foul play, he went up to them, and silted what they had got ? One of the men anfwered, . 1 What's that to you ?" On which he attempted to feize the man, when a piece of flannel was thrown down, and they bhth ran away. The witnefs gave the alarm, and triad out flop thief. Shortly after the prifoner was brought to the place, in cuftody of Come of the witneffes; and from the/of/wiry of voice, he wasfure he was one of the two who had the flannel at the end of the court, and the perfon who had anfwered him. He could identify the prifoner no other way. One or two of the other witneffes few the prifoner run from the and of the Court in quellion. He joined in the cry of flop him, but when he had got a little way, and fheltered near a horfe and chaife which flood in the Brett, he Bopped (hors—this in- Randy excited fufpicion—he was laid hold of and fecund. Mr. Coitwonn, as Coonfel for the prifoner, very a►ly crofs examined the profecntor's witneffes. The prifoner, in his defence, protelted pedal in nocence of the charge. The Jury found a verdict of—Not Guilty. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 1. William Henry Ravenfcroft, Michael Edwin Fell. and James Entwlfle, all of Manchcfter, dealers in cotton yarn, and pastnen, at three, at the Bridgewater Arm% Manchetter. Nov. 3. Junta Trtaliktt, of Exeter, dyer, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Nov. 3. Jane Vickers, of Bath, milliner, at one, at the White . . .. . . . . , , Lion Inn. Bath. Noe. 3. John Green and Jame. Lanethorough, of Manchetter, habt rdafhen, at ale% on, at the Dog Tavern .to Deenfgate, Man- chefter. Nov. 3. jinni Taylor, of Newton Moor, Innenllllre. cotton. fpin• ner, at eleven, at the Dog 'Eavern, I.Deanfiate, Mlnchelter. Nov. 5. John Dixon, late of Ereter, but now of Toy 01.,na , Devon, klicry Dixon, late of Flirter, but now of Sc John't, Newfoundland, James Jardine, and John Dlckfon, of Newton. Abbot, Devon, inetchants and partners, at elevol, at the Globc Tavern, Exeter. Nov. . Robert Guy, of Swan Yard, Sborediteb, vidullier, at ten, at Guildhall. Nor. 4. John Ayres, of Sun finer. liatopfgatc area, hliddleftz, tallow-chandler. at eleven. at Guildhall. Nov. 4. Rubtrt Walla., of King-flrect, London, wholefalc linen. draper and fador, at titan', at Guitkiltail. • . _ - . NcY.4. George Browne, of the Ohl City Chambers, Bilhopf• gate Erect, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 4. Cbarks Greatrcs, laic of Sutton Colificld, Warwick, brokcr and audlionecr, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 5. ]amts Dawfoo, of Copdiall buildings, London, wart huuranan, at ten, at Culldha% Now. .5. Thomas %finis, of Bath, carpenter, dealer and chapatti, at one, at the White Won Inn, Ma rket-pl.ce, Bath. Dec. 6. iklillam Bezon, Gurport, Southunptoo, hawker, &e. at one, at Guildhall London. Noy. 6. John Glatt, Jorept' Hawkdworth, and Wi.lliant Glllatt, of Sheffield, Yorkffiare, commoo.browtra, at three, at the rou tine Inn, Sheffield. Nov 8. Cbriltoplice Tear&lc and William Teafdale. of Upper Thames (tract Londou.bruktrs at tat) at Nov. 3. John Cry, of Near Goulftwe•llrect, Withcchapel, foam refiner, at one, at Gotta!hall Nov. 8. George R*l'4lloll and John Robinfon, of Paternotler-row, London, booltfellera and copartners. at one, at Guiklhall. Nuv. 8. Jame, MalLentan, late of Backlacibury, Leades, watt• badman. at tan, at UrWaal,. TENANTS. BIRTHS. At Beira!, the Lady of Captain Courtney, Londonderry Mili tia, of a fon. At Bangor Caßlejthe Lady of the Right Hon. Colonel Ward, ofi fon. Dominlck-ftrett, Dublin, at V. O'Connor's, Efq the Lady of Maurice Blake, Efq. of Tower Hill, county Mayo, of a fon and heir. At Saulibury, county Kildare, the Lady of John Douglas John- Ron, Efq. of a fon. Sunday, at the Abb:7, Shrewibury, the Lady of George Read, Efq jun of a daughter. Monday morning, between two and three o'clock, the Lady of the Rev. Owen. of Fulham, of a fon and daughter. Lafaly, at MullAburgh, the Lady of Major KMordo, of the Dunleafttire Militia, of a daughter. M Aritit IR D. Monday, at Beckenham, Kent, by the Rev. Wm. Rafe, George Modd Bur, bfq:of Brunfokklquare, to Mifs Sufanna Hoggart, daughter of Robert Hogprt,Efq. of Forgrove, Beckenham. Thusiday fe'nnight„ at TLarßon-house, Scotland, Peter San. dilands, Efq• of liarny.hlll, to Mlfs Hunter, daughter of Robert Hunter, Efq of Thurtton. On the silt intl. by the Rev Mr. Scott Newton, Win. Kcr, Efq. of Liverpool to . Mire Jane Martin, Lekh. • Monday Worried', at Greenock, Mr. Wm. I.2urle. writer in Glafgow, to Mils Mary Lancafter, daughter of Mr. George Lao- eatter, merchant, Greenock. On the aid loft. at Coyhnn, Ayrlhire, Mr. George Joseph Bell, advocate, to Mifo Shaw, rideft daughter of Mr Shaw, Ayr. At Drongan, on the 2:th MR. David lAmond, Efq. lately from India, to Mils Marion Smith, daughter of Mango Smith, Efq.of Drongan. Dr. WKlttrick, to Milli Said, both of Downnatrlrk. Surgeon Johnftone, of the Royal Navy, to Bids Charlotte Wol fenden, of Lambre, near Lilburn. Lieutenant Hartley, of the yift regiment, to Mils Fletcher, of Londonderry. ' By the Barns of Clogher, Robert Jnhniton. Efq. of Maghresno nagh, to Mifs Letitia Richardfon, daughter of Sit William aid,- aidfon. Bart. DR. JAMES'. FEVER POWDER and ANA - LEP TIC PILLS prepared at the reduced prices of la gd. the packet, and 2s. sid. per box,by Benjamin Perrin, Chetniit, No. 23, Southamptori.fireet, Covent Garden, London, the only per fon who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert James—they I are equally genuine with thole fold at double the price, Alfo Per. rin's Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully white; preferve them from decay, and prevent the Tooth Aeh—in Mort, it will do all that can poilibly be done by any preparation, Innocent in its nature and pleafant In Its cafe, and will prove a va luable acquiation to every individual dclirona of Teeth found, clean, and white, or of Gums, healthy, firm, and florid ; in boxes price as. 9d. each. Ladles particular in Lavender Water will lad their fenfes much gratified by Perrin's Double DißlUed, at 2s. pd. per bottle equal to any in London, although fold at a much higher price. Front the Hon. Arabdeseon CAULFIELD to Dr. BARCLAY% li Ageat. Olenarm, July E, dog. SIR -I have received your frefh (apply in two doable boxes of this mat excellent medicine, denominated Dr. Barclay's Antibillous Pills, for which the Rev. Wm. Barclay has a Patent. I Informed you I had found them very efficacious, and you reguefted pertniffioa to add my name to the mat refpeeta• ble figmatum in its favour. I fhould Imagine the Arcbbilhop of Canterbury's name of Well fufficieat, and acknowledge I tried the Pills entirely on my firm belief that It was In Welt' an bolt. It is not pliable fo dignified a perfectas would rarer his same to be I made as of but for tie good of the Public, or that it arid be an nexed to any thing but truth. I have experienced the foundneft of the foundation on which 1 built, for I wu futtjed to tormenting datulenries, proceeding from bile, and have to thank Me. Barclay tor the awe. You may, therefore, make on of my name where and when you plate. I am, Sir, yours, &c. J. CAULPIELD, Archdeacon of Kinfort. Bold wholefale and retail at Mr. Budges, No. 4, CheaPilda, corner of Paternolter-row ; and retail by noon country Medicine Venders, Is boxes at ss. 6d. sad ice. each. WARWICRIHIRIL - • - CAPITAL MANORS and ERTATEL • - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on TUESDAY. the 4th DAY of NOYBMIER neat, At the ANGEL INN, ALCESTFR, by Three °Vlach let the Afternoon, to the Nine Meow* Lots, (fulifetit to fuels Conditions as will be then produced), ALL thrfe the MANORS of KiNWARTON, HASELOR, and WALCO'I'T. pear ALCESTER, in the County of Warwick, with the Courts, Rents, and Services, thereto beloeging t And alio all thofc Capital and Valuable FARMS, with molt ueelleut sod fulaitantial Buildings sad Oticcs erected thereon, In the fmeal Tenures audSit hereinafter mentioned, viz. lilmaaatael Alaa I Hale* I et a°. h , 1 -Totals _ • • • • • ___.• A. R. P. A. 31.. P.. A. K. P. A. R. P. A. R. P. • g William Chattaway, Bealichway ruin - - • • , 136 Is 6 r 36 126 si William Gbattaway, Walcott Farm, Mayor, &c. - - sio 3 0 270 3 0 3 Richard Chattaway, Afton Farm - - . H 6 0 5 146 o 3 4116aecuton of Petor Gitofon, little Abu Farm - . s &nand Beery. Little Alm Farm - -17 S 3 6 275 3 . SI& 0 7 211 o y 461 Samuel Hemmings, Great Aloe Farm . - 51 127 ,51 127 . itm3utl ii-ninaings, flatebt Ground Farm - - 110 3 5 110 3 $ Thomas Webb, Hafelor Farm, Manor, Bte. - , 198 a t 298 3 2 9. mak Forty, Kinwarton Farm, and Manor, ate. . Ditto, and Great Aloe Grounds 224 1 29 So 3 $ I 114 1 219 - so 3 8 ---- ---------. 44 224 1 29 I 101 0 35 1116 1 31170 S 3 18 1 3745 3 31 i----- ----......--.—.—... The above Manors and ?Rates abound with Game, and Be compad In a very rattle Maria, on t►e River Alne. in a molt beams tiful part ache Country, with fituatiors commanding the Molt pitiurefque Scenery, over the grand and inert) Demme of Raglep Hall, and tlit delightful Vale Hate Arrow ; and nearly adjoining to the market town of Alscaer, and within tont silks of the market towns of Stratford on Avon, and Henley, In Arden. Specifications and Plans may bet had by applying at the Mel of Mr. lames, Land Agent, at Warwick, and No 14, Cuty-ftrcet, Lonlon; and to view the haste apply to Mr.Grorge Whit:fell, the Bailiff at Aleofter, or to the Tenants on the fpot. 'PPR (ALB, By Order of the CoMMISSIONFIti lbe the Care and Difpoii of Pruffian Ships and Cargoes, By T. TINDALL, Ac the Crown lon, Weymouth, on Thurfdayl Nmember kb, THE Brig FREDERICK, about one hundre4 and. My tons reglfter, from Iliarames to OrytaU, and cow donned as Prise to hie Majelt y. After which will be fold her CARGO, omitting of shoot two hundred tans of tile of Rho Salt. For Particalara apply to Marrs. T. N. andN.RobilHards.ageots. or to T. TINDALL, Broker, Weymou th . -- - The Sale t at eleven o'clock to the fOrenohn. A CERTAIN CUKR FOR eit.NIS INFALLIBLE GERMAN CC RN-PLAISTER. • r rHE PROPRIETOR of this molt eiCeneng REMEDY I. fo certain of its RiSracy having wryer failed, In & variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corp" root and branch, TO RZTUIN TIM MONET. And h 0 hegs to add, that it hat infinitely the advatrtafe of the ttkmbertda l= eacioas Ointments, Salves, ice. as many her/deeds of afilidted pet.. fons can entity, among whom are fosse of the int charaders sal this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Artell, Ne. t, Finch-lane, neat the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavtoek. Brut ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-Brett; Mr. Hilder. No. ll.' Pall-Mall ; Mr. Ward, Nu. 34, Holkers; and jeloglilt and Ce. No. iso, Oxford-street. At Bettie', by Mr. Bk.gln and Mr, Sheppard, Botakfellers Bath, By Hazard, bookfelier. and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Batter, Southl3nidge. Portfea and Gap art; Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore . priatcr,and Mr.,ltwes,tmohltat o Portitroath. Mr. Motley, bonkfeller. And by molt of the Venders of Medicines hi England. llYi l tril — MATlS MS, Pal fi es, and Gouty AEC - NOTE, . 11 - 1, - with their Weal concomitants, Splint, or Flying Pains, tutency, indigeltion, and general Debility (originating In whitens. (puree), are relieved and frequently cored by WHITENEAIYb ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, alter every other @mamba failed. The FLUID ESSENCE al MUSTARD (irfect, yid' the Pills, in thorn complaint's where neeeffary), is perhaps the atolt as tire, penetrating, and effedtual Remedy in the world, get erally ear. ing the fesereft SPRAINS and BRUISES, in ids than haw the time ufually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocatiog ; and V tired inunediately after any occident, it prevents the pan tirel e ss black. WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE Is equally ca. melons to Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches. Yiniplev Ring.worms, Shingles, Breaking' out on the Face, Note s Fars, and Eyelids; Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds. Sots Heads, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every deicription. Prepared only, and fold by R. Jose grow, Apothecary, No. es Greck-Itrect, Soho, Londoo. The Effeitee and Pill, at ea 91, each ; the Cerate at is. fd. and as. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the maimed IL Joe MST•N infertedon it. This day was pablilbed, A new Edition, of early 300 pages, in one volume odavo,priett only 35. with an elegant Portrait of th e A ut h or , ent i t l e d A GUIDE TO, HEALTH ; or, ADVICE to both SEXES in a variety of Complaints; which fully ex* plains, in a eoncife, plain, and eafy manner, the molt fimplesoo thods of treatment, efficacious remedies, and cilredt methods of cure, of a blenhorrhigi or gormless, a confirmed fipbilia s impotency in the male, and iterility and barrennefs incident to fe maim, See—As Appendis or, the fubjed of a falitary and deftroe tive vice, and an Addrefs to the weak and delicate female—the yosth who has juft finilheti his education at any of the public ft raloaries•—the aged who are drooping under difortkrsotiginating from an Impurity o! the blood—people of fafbion —Ructions per foes of a confined and fedentary alto to elide alilifted with nervous affeelions In general, who will find SOLOKON'S Ovine To HSALTII" a faithful companion and an *inuring infttudor. fre Ihort, no perfon who values the enjoyment of a good Rate of health will be a moment without it, — The whole Illuftraced and interfperfed with a variety of authentic fads neve:before publiitted. N. E. For the very excellent cerader of tuts work fee thodit. ferent Reviews. ••• Upward' of lo.soo copies have nasally been fold at tklo work. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, hfq. Dear Sir, No. g, Bridge-ftreet, Leedom. f FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received tom your Invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, About two yens ago I was attacked with a Venereal Dtforder which I treated rather (lightly for Tome time, but the dlfcafe at kogth fpreading all over my Body, t was obliged to apply to the molt eminentof the Paculty.but their affiltance afforded only tens. porary relief. I went through various courfes of Salivation, aa4 from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a men: Skeleton. T he ulcers that (pread all over my limbs, rendered ma a complete object, fo that my friends ddpalred of my recovery. When brought to this fituatioo, I confidcred death as Inevitable. but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cafes In which your Pills Ind fui i.eetied, 1 was induced to try a box of them. which I thought rather relieved me, and by perieverance for two or three months, and following y. ur (Walton' I experienced the molt iccountable relaxation from pain, the fora gradually fubfiding ; I am now, thank Gun, pettedly recovered, and walk ing out drily I doubt nut but one more hut, which I think cau tious to take, will eltablilb my health in It, orjainal !tate. It Is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fah vibe snyfew, Db. your much obliged humble (errant, Wm. Pitasorr. Deanfrate, Machette: July 1, Igo!. P.S. for the public b:sellt I uo not objedt to the a%ove being publilhed, but le.ve you to atlas our own better j Aliment aria dietate. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor, Ti.. ~ ratl..r Mem. ber of the Roy.l College of Surgeon, Linni 1.. at MI HOll4, NO. q, Ncw Bridge (trees, Where, after a c ant retidenct of more than tinny hx years in a pradice pairleinariy d.reet.d to the Cure of Venereal Com plaints, with that a vi.dat it iecrecy. which men of his prof. fa a fhould always Lire, he flattens hinnfelt, the advice and alEitanee he grAtiltnnfly arimadtters Ito p rfons taking thin Medicine will be eitet mod bye dlfecroingPub he, uan advatitgge feldnnt to be obtained., a n d in ail f mblguity. —Alto Sold, by lie Appointment, fnr the convenience of that living at a diftance, at the Perfum.r's, No. 3S, St. Albares-ftreeta P4l Mall; the l'oy Shop, No. 103, Os ford.(tr.,t ; Mr. rough's. No. 7, Filhaltreet Hill ; Mr. Steers, Pookfeller, No. 1. Union Row, little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon'., 8...W141402e, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwell's, Duhhn ; Mr Liverpool; Mr. Atkliif..n's, Mancheßcr ; and one Perron to every eon. iiderable lawn in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes ad ' only ac. cid. each, failed up with full and plain directions, wherthy Perkins of tither Set may Cure thetokivel with Eafe, Speed, Se• Crecy, and fatcty. Miler! W A r LUt41.:41t4 riktl)(efi I 0-I.4tlfititOW ß Morning • - 38 Agnate after 5 Afternoon . . 44 atatis44 after 5 LONDON: Print ed and publifbed by LEVEL. KENT, (of Cam terbury*Place, LambetL), at the Sr.ta•Ori we. No. r, Carty. firm, ruhliihed aWo at the S rya Oersa:c, lam* Bar. DIED. On Sunday left, at Bolton iailTYorkildre, after an Mods oi Lateen days, Jane Emma Orde, eldeft daughter of Adtniral Sir John Orde, Bart. aged five years and five months. On the astb inftant, at his lour, In Brook Erect, Horace Hayes, Efq. one of his Makfty's Commlffioners for the Affairs of Taxes. On the ad Init. at A (hford, Mrs. Elizabeth Oilehrill, only daugh ter of the late John Oilehrift, merchant in Stirling. and wife of J. E. Shea:man, Captain of the slith Regiment of Foot. Lately, at St. Peteriburgh, Mrs. Cavanaugh, aged 83. relldt of the late Nicholas Cavanaugh, Efq. of the fame place. This vene rable and refpedtabk lady lived to fee ten Sweden to the Throne of Ruffle, being born In the reign of Peter the Great, whore god daughter Ibe was. Monday fennight, at &Wintry, an aged mendicant, named Pearce he was former a working gardoer, but had lately fuhfift ed by afking charity. After his death, upwards of ys guineas, to gold, were (mind in his poffeffion ; an only daughter, living In I.ondon, wasdaftantly written to, who after ordering her father decent Interment, laid claim to the property. Robert Crips, of Edwaniftown, county Limerick, Efq. At Thomaftown, near Parfoliftown. Ireland, Edward Roche, Efq. formerly a Major in the fervice of France, and Knight of the Military Order of St. Louis. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. - -- ---- - -. 'T'HE extended Reputation, 'mach was the flea 1 E °Nett of my ambition In the trnunent of VENEREAL. COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, having attraded to me various Correfpondents In the United Kingdom or Great Britain, and (ram ,lifferent parts of Europe and Attacks, I beg to addrefs this public notice to Inch cc.rrefpondents. The occup.it ion of my time in anfwering letters from thofc who I grudge not remove ration, made It mcdtary for me, lonic years ago, to obferve, that no letteratould be noticed unlefs a Bunk-note was InclofeiL I again repeat the information, that nu letters without inclolure can be anfwered, unlefs from Patients already under my care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters from the Weft Indies, or from any For,ign country, muff contain not only a complete ftatement of the cafe, but a vary liberal fum, fulEclent to compen fate for the time of ftudying and writing fully on the complaint, and for the preparation of a tronliderable emarfe of medicine by a London Chemilt, if fuck lhould be requiGte. When the dftance does not itiMit frequency of correfpoodenee, It is alio &bred, that the age, thepanner of living, and gtneral feelings, as well as every (militant thdt can poffibly be defcribcd, be molt particularly fpecifietl. Letters require no other direction than the Chriftian and Sur nam—" Martin Inre, F.fq London ;" and that the minds of either fez may have the fulleft alifurance of focrecy, the pottage of letters accompanied by foes need not he paid at the time, but will after wards be charged to the parties. 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