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1111"11111 WW w"g" t,-*• . 'E4LIGA CZ. 4801. 0 , 1 81 , liNG's BENCH, FEB. Is. Tits WM. by IT. £Ollll, T. MOP.ltif, AID WItLIAMS. . It will be remembered, that Sir Vice's. Glass, al few days ago, obtained a rule to thew caufe, whY ai criminal information fhould not be obtained again" the above named Defendants, for refuting to grant a licence to a perfon of the name of Watkins, to enable' him to open a public boufe in Portfmouth Dock. This day Mr. ADAM, in (hewing caufe againll Chet Rule, laid, that the reafon for the Magifitates t flog to gram the licence, was purpofely concealed le l the affidavits for the profecution. The real gronad was, on account of the profs milbehaviour of Wet. kins, while he was permitted to retain his former cence. During the time that a number of his Ma jelly's troops were quartered at Portfmouth, the de fendant entered into a contrift with Government, to apply the hotfes with Rabic room ; but inked of taking proper care of them, while the animals were under his charge, he employed them to carry out his beer, and. upon expollolation hy one of the Corpo rals, Watkins raifed a large flick, and knocked the man down. Sir Vicaar Glass interrupted Mr. Avast, mid ek-1 ;mired his hope, that the affair tight be poßponed till next Term, as be had no opportunity of exams ing the affidavits produced by the defendants. r. ADAM replied, that he did not wills to refs ,thescife ; but the defendants fee their char:teen toi ant ao?cerned, and therefore dared the miter to be agenigated as loon as pollible. e Court, however, recommending that thk "eptellson tbould be poftpoaed. the cafe was agreed tts be brought forward next Term. WICROLSO/1 awn WITS W. Paella alp Wife. Sir V. Gives (hewed caufe againli this Rule,wbich was for a prohibition to the EccleGallieal Court, to consmand st to deflll from proceeding in this caufe, which was for a defamatory libel. it was for the pobneatiost of very bad words —fo bad, that he, l Would not utter them, but fbould hand up the Rule to which they were expreffed, that their Lordfisips Might read. without being offended, with the found of them. One of the words was that of a wh—re that was thefrabOaatior ; the reit of the libel confilled of otrjogiver, deferiptive of incidents attending that eharaiter ; he relied on a cafe in Croke, lames 499, Rust Is. Jones, by which it appeared that the fame noun fulthantive bad been applied to the plaintiff, a widow at Brifiol, and fume of the fame adjedlives had alto, whireby, as it was Rated in the declare doe. the who bad been delred in marriage by many boneß men, bad 101 l the opportuny of being marri ed. by reafon of the (peaking of there weeds; and that Ow parried on the trade of a baker. acid having been called a pickpocket by the . defendant, the 101 l -mach of her trade of baking thereby—Pleattot gull ey....Verdiß for Plaintiff. Error brought on account of its not being Rated 'fpecifically how the loft the opportunity of marrying, and who left off baking with her. And the whole Court were of opinion this was , rror s faits hoped the Court would think in this cafe, and that therefore the Court would leave Defendant to the la& of the Court Chrillian, and he knew none that could lay it on him better than the Court in which he was taken to already And it was as enablifited rule that where a Court had jurifdiftion ever any principal matter, it had jarildiaion silo over the Widest' of it. Now the noun fubftamive swat the fillineinal In this Cafe, and the adjeffives were theineldents. Mr. ie (rapport of the Rule, objeaed to the jur of the spiritual Coen. and their I•ollldidperethillaring in opinion, the Rule was made adllaielis • • • 5 2 • 4 111611111111011 TO TVS COWNISSIOSIIRS OP LAID TAX FOR TR* TOWS 01 vacuum', Mr. WOOD applied to the Court for a Mandamus Ito the above Comesidioners. dee&ing them to ap.! poem a gentleman of the name of Smith to be their •111CTi, 1w having been duly deified. The Court were of opinion, that Mr. Smith hay.l itig been eletied by a majority of votes, in cafe 4, . the eon payment of his feisty by the Commiffionera i l might maintain an aiioo at law, and tiara dote dils ' ; nailed the application. Lisa w. LOWS. ' ; Lord ELL tisoisouon &served, that this was a cafe which had been. argued by Mr. Wigley, on the e, • Mr. Wood oft the other. It was a cafe DeTondant - - - sloe procefs. . elm lode, and is *Lich the had bean arrileti. gone into prifog on me) had judgment a/OmA but was difebitged our of cuftody on a japerledrar, fart want of being charged in execution, and the quec (ion war- 4, Whether having been to fuperceded, for want of being charged in execution in due time, he was, according to the prattice of the Court, liable to be Lien in crectnion on a Ca. fa. oathat judg ment ?" On looking at the printed Rule oldie Court of the 16th Geo. 11. the Court found in the margin a note, by which the pradlice appeared to have been laid down thus—" If the Defendant be fuperceded for want of proceeding before judgments yet the Plain tiff may, after judgment, take the Defendant in execs ' twat but it is otherwife if the Defendant be fuper ceded for wend of Sting charged is execution. The Court had not confined its rcfcarches to this Note in the margin of its own Rules as an explanation of them; 'tit had examined further, and had found an exprefs • ;.ority, which was to be found in a book, entitled Prattiee and Roles of the Courts of King's Bench ad Common neat, by Mr. Prothonotary George s'o.,k, page 135." Here his Lordlhip read the whole of that entry, by uhiett it appeared that the contlant graftiec of the Court of Common Picas was . —"That where the defendant is foperceded for want .1 proceeding to judgment, the Plaintiff may after wards proceed to judgment, and take the Defendant in execution therein ; but if the Defendant be fuper. ceded for want of being charged in execution (which was the cafe now before the CoOrt) he fhall not af terwards be taken in execution. Upon there autho rities, the Court was of opinion that the Defendant could not be taken again in this cafe, be having been once difeharged after judgment, and that for want of being charged in execution s for although chit Note of Mr. Prothonotary Conk applied to the prat ..;__ of the Common Vitas, yet it appeared to have -en decided kpou auscultation with the Court of •a Leoch,aud therefore mall be taken to be the praltice of both Courts ; for thefe rufous, the Rule for difcharging the Defendant muR be made titbit,. lute, and as it was an irregularity in the proceedings it mull be with colts. Mr. Woo° laid, he hoped the Court would dire& that the Defendant, in this cafe, fhould not bring any anion for falfe imprifonment. Mr. WicLer obferved, that his Client was only agent in the buanefs, and could not undertake that matter. Mr. Janice Lautasce—" Then the Court will fufpend the rule until he does." upon which Mr. Winter undertook that no anion tbould be brought, and the rule for the Defendant's difcharge was made abfolute. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, PER 13. isms V. ROBINSON. This was an anion brought by the Plaintiff, who was a Silverfmith in the Strand, to recover damages for fcandalous words uttered of him by the Defen dant. Serjeant SHRPHIRD Rated the cafe on the pert of the Plaintiff, laying the greateit Rrefs on the value that fhould be placed on the character of a trade. man, on which account be hoped that the damages given, when lie proved his cafe, would be confiderable. Two witieffes, a carpenter and his journeyman, who were at work in the Plaintiff's fhop when the Defendant made ufe of the abufive language, Rated, that Hr. itobinfon came into the fhop in a great pal fins, and anted the• Plaintiff to return him his money for a flute he fold him form time before, atledging that it ine not worth a farthing. Mr. Effex (aid, he did not fell flutes to return the money paid for them, when the purchafer got tired of his bargain, but of: fexed to exchange it for any other flute in his atop. The Defendant 'elided this ; and (till infißing on having the money, hid, " you want to rob me of this, as you robbed si friend of mine of a guinea, la the purchafe of louse gun locks." The Plaintiff de; dared he would bring his tenon for thefe words, and the Defendant, in a (bort time after, denied having laid them, but only that he wanted to swim him. The Loae CH :ar Jurrsca expreffed his difeppee. bation of thefe kind of actions, and Paid, it was im fible that any perfon could believe, even if the Dra. fendant had made ufe of the words, that the PlaOtilf bad actually committed a robbery. The Counfel, on both fides, then tonfolted, and the Plaintiff agreed to withdraw the caufe, on Seri jeant Bssv, for the Defendant, Rating to the Court, that the word, 4. rob" never bad been made ule of ; that there was no foundation for it ; and that it awl have been mifunderßod. —...----- . . I . • . ._..... ... The Lords of the Admiralty have been *MS promote Mr. E soar, jun. Sub Lieutenant tif f his Majelly's gun brig FORMARD, to be a full Lies, tenant. GRAND SHOOTING Marc — At Eedfont, on Maih day laft, between the Hon. J. T. Covearer and Mr. bloarow. HON. J. T. commit'. ' No. Med. Nate ill Sot . bit Erb tic* - nth ad &et 1 triliik t Guns wawa, Sto 4=7 ad so _ E wa 1 4 th Mt- 1 sib bent - Wed s Istla IA - a.:9. Ai* ' ph Sot . Ma • eiti • & bel Sot . Mt - Jim lilt tbat C. NW, ith Omit • Mist 4 Ws Oat . 1 9 . t • raw 9th thot • stilk ass . , • sublime a ..., 11191 6 fedi lhot - Miss at .adom, • ilik tin SIOT • • S. it! i. . &WILTON. lbv. ~.,., ~ t Irk hot ran. . bilptig 9 3d kit • • MY s Loh ihot - shad stilblit .. '• 41111111 , zsth lot - WI safest . had j lath ass , : • 6th dot 4.* ' alibi ink T ria - 14 - la , rik lost , * . r od 4 ach Stb !bet • S not win. 9thliot ire lip Rhea ! - lled 9 Toth mac - g ibill to& Nbt • dil. TO Ila iiOT . Hied ili stn atit - do. 11 tub dist - bit .. .. , .. _ _ To be (hot again. Hon. I. T. Corsavar gave him a dead bird out of st, every betting. On Friday night, the Andrea Margaretta, of Nor. way, Matteis Jr:incision, mailer. lift from Rotter dam, bound for Rochefort, laden with cheefe and deals, came into Newhaven harbour. 'the above veffel, on the preceding night, was run alongfide by a French logger privateer, and hailed in the causal languages, as ufual. On findirig the Andrea Mar. gatetta not a prize, the Frenchmen wantonly and inhumanly fired fevers' mufkets into her, the Ihot from one of which took effell in the upper part of the thigh of the D'anifh mate, in confequence of which, and it blowing a hard gale, the crew were obliged to run into Newhaven, where the wounded man was landed, and a furgeon being immediately procured, the ball was extrafted on the oppofite fide of * thigh from which it entered ; and we are glad to hear there are hopes entertained of his recovery. ' A (hocking accident happened on Wednefd ay morn ing in Deandireet, Fetter-lane; while the draymea belonging to one of Meux's drays were deliver ing beer, fome children were playing round the horks, one of which having been touched with a whip by olhe of the children, flarted off and dragged the dray over the head of a fine boy, fix years old, the fon of Mr. Jen. king, brazier, in Deandireet. The unfortunate child was killed on the (pot. A moil daring robbery was committed near Bea r monsikerofs, Newark, on Saturday night. A labour- i ing man, having received his wages, called at a pub fic-houfe, where he was joined by a martin who had been but a few days in Newark, and a foldier, who had come in only that day, on his march- into the North. After drinking about three tankards of ale among them, the labourer paid his !bare of the reck oning, and finding it about eleven o'clock, he kft the honfe with intent to go home to Hawton, about two miles off. His two companions immediately follow. ed, and, before he had got twenty yards, they (truck up his imels, and whiltt one held him down, the other rifled hi pockets of twenty-four ihillingr and ti x-pence. One of the villains was apprehended about an hoer afretward , , and the other the nett day. They were taien before the Mayor and Juni ks of the Borough, and, after a firiet examination, were committed to the county gaol, to take their trir is at the nest affixes. . . . • POLICk• SWIIIIMING.-1 or many weeks pall many trades people at the Weft end of (he town have been rob. bed of their property by the artifices of a gang of offenders, who, habited as (creams, gate orders for goods to be fent to different Gentlemen's houfes, where they reprefented themfelves to lire. The or der was as utosl fent by a lad, who was met at the ; door of the given addicts, and ordered to return,; and fetch fume other article, having received a piece ! of paper, in imitation of a one, two, or five pound! note to get change for, when the offender made 141 with his booty. The infiances of this fpecles uf fraud have been innumerable, and fevetal informations hate been given at the ffices of jullice, withodt the defired effect. The trick was played off again on Monday, on Mr. Smith, a fruiterer, in Duke-flreet, Grofvenontquare, as well as on the neighbouring tradefmen. The perfons of the offenders were de -1 fcrtbed to the officers of Marlborough (freer, and ' Harrytnan, a well known charaaer, was taken into cußody, as being a principal in the gang. There were bur perfons who alledged complaints, bat they teemed not clearly et, identify the pr.ifoner, although one of them (poke very pointedly. The prituner was remanded for a week, to give the public an opportu nity of appearing at the office, and in the interim dili gent fcarch was ordered to made for others, againft whom information bad been received. BIRTHS. be may, tit Mesas of Aylnland, Pullman HAI, War. wieklkko;of At Whoa Ilt j Arititet-tiodes. es tit 61111•16 the Lady of ahl. larriday=far dwre. :: y I`. 4 ay lifintglit. Illitotes Wi t _ Lieutenant Cast* Ilayloonr, af a km. Lately, Mrs. Ilasery, wife of Mr. Eatery, of Covent Daniel Theatre,of a dm At Elr a, Team* Wood, the Lady of Llantiol aaatClslonol et a tlaitettter. .04111kiliffitirmillrC Illtatotes, Pan. in the Deeklard, Slump ;L1 r .t e b t 011Wer. due Majclty's (hip Man, on At lbakasts, the Lay of Captain Robert Campbell, of the Royal Navy, of a fon. MARRIED. Today wonting, at Ninth dtonekten Gore!. Hasa. ottorte Weltmanott, Efq. to MI6 Ann ralgtitity Sear, ofoßtoinhato Park. At IL Edmunds . A* flag MMus lettablool, Ilk. of Lombard• ante, to MIR Gun Pinata, fittand demotic of4t late That . Pawdlesi. NI. of Palklim. Mad*, it 111. Clad* Ilbowaftsy. dub Pm: jan Drydai fr et atl a t ,. ii i 461712, to MO tor IN.! !mod . dater 746 . 7410. • Uletergb. ar Ther s 4lX4ithiset. or abide/mart t• lingl amt Dyed.., Majoit. al ' Thome Vamio, at Carnahan. virtu. 05 the 30th nk. et his book In St. Aodreer'aqoare, she ties. DIMS SW*, of Mailmen, one of the Sens Oasis On J ean& the &ha alt. at his lodgings at Edinburgh, Mr. Charles Hops Robutfors, fos of the late Rev. Dr. 1 boons Rabcrtfoo, Mimeo s tt igi : ili T hi r At lausety Tipperary, Mrs. Shorn, Lady of Win. Shunt, Rig. of gloat, sod daughter of jam Haythefisorth, Efq. of Monstoses Left CaMtgpaer Fowler, Efq. Afilltant Secretary in the Tax Mal fisidtp,St la leek In Neragate, Haas, in the pods year of Ms age, Jail Hane l M. D. In Septa/hue ha, at PUMA. Pagal. la the wit year of his sr. George Curtis, Eftg. Wood fen of 112. Walton Curtis, BIM M. P. ate. Ike. At Colnatta, on the rya ef °Amber, after a beet aura, in the sft per et his ege, Lioneenant-Casti )sr o Adams Whys. tria l hie sighs Medno Military Ramblatatilk Ind "mg Tears Edda isiMent at the Court of HydershmA hi as Doom. On TOnsamY the 6th init. at ititend Pansetes, Ifq. Pima ally, theorems Mark, eldeß daughter of at Ret. Thumbs Loy* Hadar& FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. Dr. JAMES'. ANALFPTIC PILLS. FROM a new mode of adminiflering there PILLS by the advice of an eminent Phyilcian (fee the new diredtions) Bißeae Dikafes, fo prevalent particularly among pedals who have raided in hot climates. are removed with greater este and fafety than by any other Medicine. They arc eqt e iligasion , In all Worriers of the Stomach red Bowels ; In In Lots et Appetite,habltualCoftivenefs. troublefoose adgllbei lies ; likewife in Gouty habits, in giddiness or name* in the Head ; as well as thole =armed by free Heim tb= preventing Panes and Apopierks, fo often the temperance. Amami); lbould be had to them teet tie of a mid, or may Bight indifpeedosi ; or after any mode if or drinking; and Am their weß. known ehmadlorillia maintained of promoting Langeogy. .Tramilers by fee sr Md s tibial sewer bn without the Malyptic Pills, fa they require mid lbw OonhaiWe• nor akaratina of diet. They arc folds:sly by F.NEMIIIILT and Sem, at the Wareheare for Dr. - 'a Powder,No. as,at Paul's Morels yard, four doom fris • ; awleiDr. james's bee Havre in Bruton. 16014 iiti„ or inane large Box, containing Me ao sips. tiny lucluded—None are genuine but tb 4 ' • warn. 1. timbal, No. es, St. Paul's," agrailail le log 111114 TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ, DILA& Mt, No. p, BridscAreet, Londe.. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very /rest and ettraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable Medlcinc.—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago t was attacked with a VltNilt4l. Dss oaota, which I treated rather ilightly for borne time, but the MI: eafe at length lipreading ail over my Body, I was obliged 411 apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their aifillance afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Courfes ni Saliva tion, and from befog rather of a corpideot Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread ail over as y limbs, ren dered me a complete °bled, fo that my friends ddpaiseint my recovery. Wheu brought to , :this fituanoo I antfuiend death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commenti ng upon the many Cafes in which your rills had fuccceded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved MC, and by perieveranot for two or three months, and following your Diredtione, I ceps rienced the molt unaccountable Relazation front Pain, the Sore gradually fubilding ; I am now, thank Goo, perfectly recovered and walking out daily : I doubt not but om. more Nit, which I think cautious to take, will eftablifti my health In its original item It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fultfcribe tityfelf, Sir, your much obliged humble fervent, Was. Pitason. beanfgate, Mancheller, July u, P. S. For the public benefit I do not object to the above bring publiftted, but leave you to o.t as your own better:Judgment Oka dilate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS BRYLOI, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at hie Hoare, No. 9, New Bridge.ftrcet. Where, after a colitis.; refidence of more than thirty-fix years, In a make paniealarle dtrcete to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inviohible fecrecy which men of his profedloo Should always ohfervc, he flatters himfelf, the advice and aliftance he gratuitoufly adminifters to perfons taking this Medicine, will bs efteetned, by a difceming Public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambi. guity.—Alfo Sold. by his Appointment, for the convenience of thofe living at a diftance, at the Perfumes s, No. 35, St. Alban'o ftrect, Pall Mall ; the Toy Shop. No. 103, Oxford•ftreet • Mr. thiborougles, No. 7, Mb ftreet Mill; Mr. Steel's, Boul:filler, No. 1, Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. W 21 1 .011%, South Bridge. Edinburgh; Mr. Calweirs,Dublin; Mr. %Mop's, Liver pool ; Mr. Atkinfou's,Masehciter ; and by one Perfon In every confidcrable Town In Great Britain and Ireland, in Sous of only as oil each, felled up with full and plain dirciftione, whereby Perham of titbit Sea may Care thcinfalves With Rafe, Spcc,3, So arse y, and fair y. TO - BE FI" SOL I4° D .L B 6 Y . P aA4 RIVA LI TTC . CONTR A CT, With immediate pnffelino, AFREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, and commodious Shop IN futl Trade, Ina eentrical put el the Borough of Reading, wen Muted for Wings, fuldtantially hglit, and in excellent repair. natures to be taken by appointment. For further particulars sod merest for the purchafe, apply (If bi letter, paR paid) to Mr. Vises, Solicitor, itxarling. FREEHOLD, READING, Bk.RKS. TONE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ANEAT wel bait brick and tile Dwelling Roth, with the Appunc names, baste on the North fide of Broad. Brett, In the Patina of Mat Lawretice, Reading, in Me oceups , tint of the Res. Mr. Douglas. Compnling a Parlour' Kitchen. Mallen' Cellars, two conamodlana ROLLOS op the Brit. Ikea., wit d m en tbra fecond, wltlf Oarreti Oyer; conveskan Wallt-bwore. and Walled Garden • of which immediately padlalkna nay le had, For further partic ulars red to treat for the plnnilaare apply ('l' by letter poit'paid) to Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Konding. .IJAVINO dellecuted.myfelf to the *My MOO In , nod .ilen " *mild 01 . !traaaillait ow whisk I dmeght ro M t t eem. !Mat 1110 ream getemeo . 77 =Mt OM Ole shall Ira% Is. as tehlillee GM: l i ims ormlleedllp twesellad lit elohl= 6. =altiet theah Wileirld bp power lw and* of, Ilfi • . . : Thu tiled.. of DRUMM ars Meek* . - tor mot whell a wain of aomma kings ; mai t i p: i a a aiviir Moral'. they wife Fran the a gSog &Hades of fdhoolloys. et Ike licomi abaftAl=thel like* no* alidneas proles"' MR I but by the a imileowea tem, the illeeftnials filloloafols &Pi Ihe meet mike h dnecopid. Asa gailiflallEpt ria ROYAL COLIMBIIIhif emi r I"4 pealif l it,.ii..77 ate: ..- .mid*...W.u. Mee Is i hoolaalla . L iiii . clK . ; i3 l In the artklethtlem of laa.l mikado, auto Mtlln elleldkrif a diallbeed Anew; kallgig T El RS uch if if IlMaislentakleas of the sear Ili* . rigrillhl bN ardfo=llll39PSZtletireful can ben .l 000: litdalelf•• R sikatir Wadley/ bar ami valid not say a cle=ay focitemet itshe klelelelas remit Nettled lt te Plty , : e t = haler elt tie r to ate twalkt mks k la Ws It aeptlv=e ks , Mee to elleit s We, omelet '1 willeitega 111 Oh mporkese to thrh of *her fax MI6 am whlt my hied of DAIIIIITT, of any freptenis eh- VIII micros, .sad Is A mkt the terms di raw t. seratloo ease amid on the fa* intendew. Parham in the country are eapodlorl to hard*, Bank Boo; hid are remsetal to Ipmey their age are manner of Wag • MARTIN BallE. *ember of the Royal College of Burgeons, in Landes. • PO. 29. Arundal-ftreet, Strand, Mir Temple Bar. NERVOUS DEBILITY. • - n Tbe Lou bath caukd Medicines to grow out of the earth /led be. that is wife will not abhor cheep; (or with fuch dub he land men, and take away their pato..--Ecellx zeal& 4. 7. CORDIAL BALM OF GILBAD. THIS Cordial bee been uncommonly iticeefertil with young people, who hare thaegazeosnol air of alt age:, who arc pale, e ifiallente, add even imbe cile ; wbofe bo g ies ate beam. =Tar l' illa Wain ett Meer WO to carry them ; who have mew ail = Mr? i r are totally incapacitated. It Requett dead, the body is w a pikeigh.liodßy Amy, Iletiook* adorn heated, and the ayes Ink its. the, bad. The virtues of dISCORDIAL BALM of GIL2AIi are dilly lhahaeftrattd, in eratli. ealleithe worst and weft dance:au (memo .f nervous debt. Sty and make; has tended fo much to eltaldllb the fame of WO as *MUM bomb in thofe complaints which Itrike theirreet=ha the meitiostion, melee le fatal to the hap of Milady of John Jackie,. Efq. of Caftle-Casberr, Kildare. kid& was two years and a half completely bed-ridden, and not alas, from her great weaknefs, to eat, drink. or dlr.& any thing. till In was advifed by a friend to try the truly celebrated Cordlef Jill* of Gilead. nine bottles of which has bad fo extraordinary and happy ao drat, that the is now, though at the age of 63 year., able to walk out and ex crelfe herfelf, being molt pettedly reco vered, to the furprife and altonifhmeet of all her neighbours ' • in confidsration of which, and In jufticc to the medicine. iberequeas thb may be made public. James .Adkins, matter of the John and Henry, Iptivich, was cored three years ago, by the Cordial Balm of Gilead, of a Batu levee, leillgeftion, and allhma ' attended with retching and Bands which be had laboured under a Long time, and Lou remained pm- Nair well ever Grace. James Vaughan, Efq. late Banker, Brittol, acknowledges grkb gratitude that be reedited infinite benefit from (even bottles °Mc Cordial Balm of Gilead; having been thereby restored from an aftbma, cough, violept wheezing of the lungs, itrong hypochon driac, lownefs of fpirks, great refutation. weskit afabf body teak's nights, and uneonliptable dreams, all which twine, ti him very much ; he is now klepatrong aria bearty,end enjoys better health 1 emi he kaampaehlioilor MO 35 yam paft. Sold hp kg Mathews, 18, atrind ; Dicey and Sat vpoj.p boor, i yr. Ozford.fhtet ; Phlding,76, 01- Bader, p, Ostmark ; harries and . = so n. jog Edwards, 66, hi. Paul's Church yard; it 'fin Lhne,Woßamidatield; and W anda*, attlieldleitik6 . Vie • . Igriesi, Mrs./blueti t nn, Plug • hash, Hazard tianehdter, Statues ,Carr Mwgme,, silver kr, Hulbert McikMaan Hoare Mal lkwitord, Wiles, Hopkins Mal, en w Wer,, Roberts na6 dilatitaid utyr Lea • tcr, Poole Man nthgerce, Wllllnfon , Prauinaton Nottingham, Boating& Stree ', Stephens ton • brunt in!, Norbury Neweaftle epos Tyne,Hutchla j Matter, Hine feu and Co. Waltham, Jennings Nerwreb, Siert-n(on lieletrse„ Shearcroh Newport, lac of Ktglit, ARM Coventry, Merridew • Nantwich, Snare* Canterbury, Briftow • Ofwellry, Edwards Caiftor, Booth. Persia, Staab, Chatham, Etherington Portia, J. and W. Suakin" Cembddc, Hactfoo - Porthnouch, Sharpe ' Cliepilow, Morris Plymouth, /*bidets Claphatit, Batten ' Plymouth Dod ,Holland Dover, Neale'. anfworthr, Pigtail . . Dunftable, Qicentborough Ocliford, Wade Mullet, Haßing • arleid, Pierian Deptford, Davias StamfordeNewcotab Penchant Barber Sta ff ord, Sibtaan Dublin, N. 6, College Green, SisreoriburY, Wood Dugdale, Colwell, Bull Sherboarne, Goadhy and Or. Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Sumundham, Night Bridge S ,,, u4tampton, Baker Exeter, Trewman and Soa Sahlbury, Collurw Ely, Brackenbury Shaftlisury Astkrns • Fn,me Haffuil Sqfron.V4lden, Paine Glom:Rm., Jones Stdurbtidge, Rollaton Gorpart, Harding gheptott Mallet, ( ITT Galntborough. Towne Stockton, C.hriftupher & Jenne, Grunwith, Bratne Tar Roil, Lbw Gleams'., Angus MDonald Twickcub,am. Mortimer Hull, J. Rodfnrd Tunbril4e Weh.Knight Plorneafile, Weir Trowbridge, Lhiug Hammer' m ith, Roberts UttoseterEladen Henley on Thames, Norton Whitby, Teenier Hanky, Albutt and Son Whineasen,-Couitwatte licaharn, Diekinfon Wirkfwurth, Taylor Iptelch, Harmer and Greco \Candler, Blakettcy • Invernefs, NPl,ntstla \\cotton-end, r-Edge, Brace Ktutcfnrd, Leech Vialfngtcm, &dap, flaMitta Kelvsdon, Fox Wolverburptena Simplon Lancatter, Clark Wmfter , Wellry Leeds, khans Welch ioefe .Orifiblis . Liverpool. lisproll T . Lelesfter, Gregory erlip Wllha;t and Co: . And all tile Vendets at Patent Modiclnet ht the Vatted IGlegaim HIGH WATER As LONDON IiRIDGE MORROW Morning $3 minutes dui it Afternoon . - 0 •eninutes after 12 LONDON: Pikatcd aettpubbibed by LEVAL KENT , (et en. teragii-plaim Latthetb), et the brae Orrice % o. Ni,Carew. beet P llQacd alto at dbe &rat Orro ea, Talisple-liati• .