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~ i bvv. the prefenee.l I sty filler, Kmiec Atkins: Maio, Davis faid to Mr. Day, 6 1 Pray, what do rottgoot Mr. Atkins for making this agreement ; is w not joined with you its this Witter' ?"-oNo, lir," replied Mr. Day, " on my oath, I believe he lid it ,fee the good of Government "—" Do you :now that use bell of the barns in the ifland are to se givers op from this agreement of your's ?"--." Sir, hat is nothing to me, I mull reeve myfelf."—" Arc , on aware of the many enemies it will rails over pour head r—" I muff do the beet for myfelf, Sir." But, Sir, I do not WWI your barrack to be of this :onftrultion ; it would be much better if it contained ewer men. Pray arelou not concerned is the can ten of Sandmen r.--o Yes, Sir, my lijn.indaw :ceps it."—" You have not paid the money, and I rave a number of kohl's from the Barrack Matter "...leneral on that fubjee."—" Well, Sir, I will pay •ou now for it," and he took a parcel of notes out of i. pocket for that putrpok. " What. then, have o* not paid Mr. Atkins r —" No, Sir, Mr. Atkins las not yet demanded it of met but I !hall pay you F you kave a sight to receive it."—" No. no, pay it to dr. Atkins." Mr. Day, in repeating this converfa ion to me. obferved, that Major Davis and WM- Clesk of the Works, bad frightened the archi eft. Mr. Atkey, fo much, that lo (aid he was lorry le had any thing to do with the buffitels. From what suit. Mr. Day declined from his 'engagement, he pelt can fay.. 1 declare,. that in about a fortnight her thi', Mr. Day, in the prefence of Mr. Kemp, Brading, begged me to notify to the Barrack faller General, that he gonad build chimnies to his Wrack, if they would agree to giro him 'two floo red and fifty pounds a year from the time fpecified; ut no communication having been made to me hrough the office, I waited the report of Major *Avis, and did pot tranfinit this lee propofal. And further declare, that my verbal agreement with fr. Day was for a regular brick Barrack of four nr ye detached buildings, with intervals between, ac ording to the prefent mode of building Barracks— hat Mr. Day and Mr. Kemp allured me, the ground ras a gravelly foil, with a never-tearing fpring of , ure water winning near it, and dole to the high oad, and Mr. Day laimfelf, as he informed me, the rerfeer cf the road. I declare, that all the following slides were provided. and fitted up in the feveral maws. at the experwe of the Barrack Department satequently, Government might order them to be salsrewl at any time, and no vapkofe could be in• wade but that ' attending their removal and re write** sois ant=Mow% birdie,. srrit-tatits, pla-n/1114 grata, win- MOM, Jokers, melt mass, claming died', rt. Ow eauraphaudr, owspral wen. Hens to soy et disbars" is Is Sal TO the heft of my recollation, no guard houfe to awe than one or two barns, and theft, I under lead, Wilt at the expenfe of Government. All the rater was from the wells or pumps in the farm yards. There was neither hofpital, officers' barracks. l ore -h o oks, coal yards. or ieclufures, to any barns 111 my div il oa t parade round, none, to any o no , On Monday, the toil* of jaanary, tBo6, I was ordered on cadet beftnefoto Major Davis's lodg iags.to which place my Mier Harriet Atkins mono peaied me, mad where I found Captain Brgrave and hip. Page. with Major Davis, on catering whcie apartment I was immediately welled for debt, ern which I turned ;mind, and whittled, " This as a teethed bufmefs." Major Davis prefeady defired my Altar to into the adjoining room. as be waked to fps& with bee. On her return in again, Ihe fait addreling me, " Major Davis has gee charges againa yoo."---° „Agatha me I" Said I ; "What are they?" turning so Major Davis t I cannot tell yon, Mr. Atkins," faid te. u Who has given them the I added. u Some of thole farmers," replied Captain Swayer a we all know what fellows they are, and that they hate every one in our department."—" I RIO fethflOri of the charges," faid I. " and (Call call For a Court Martial whenever they are forwarded to DiriCe." This cotiverfation over, I was token to a fpunging honk, accompanied by my lifter, and Mr. Anflea, Oak of the Works, at the &fire of Major Davis. u There are, indeed, charges given in again you," faid Mr. Auks, as we entered the fleece. " Dn you know what they are" faid • Farmer Ward (wears you took money from him," lid he. I laughed, and turned to my filler, fhe err ilaimed, " Good God ! how fortunate it was that I au Minas to Ward's of ertion in September," and ponediately related to him the fubllance of her' in :haled affidavit, fo far as relates to Ward's converfa ion ; when he laid it was an infamous bufinefs, and leferved to be puniffied. I then laid I tbould let it :o forward to office, and then call for a Court-mar ts], but I allure you it !hall be on more than one perfon, Anflen. Mr. Antler* then.faid, I adore you, iir, the general with is peace. My filter laid, it is 'merely mine.; and he rejoined, "1 allure you, Mifs *thins, it is the with of all." A gentleman who had ntcred the fpungingloufe, then :Wailed me to make pplication for a copy of Ward's oath, that I might rotted againft him in a court of taw. Having been liberated the next day, I waited oti dajor Davis, Aced him for a copy of Ward's afro lavit, and received for :rawer, that, if I would fend o him in the comic of the week, he would let me lave it. I then (aid, " Pray, Major Davis, have I row perthiffion.ro freak freely to you Certain. y," laid be. " Pray," raid f, " did you user jet sir:lures from Captain Dickfun, for railing his rent?" he immediately turned pale, remairfed Merit a (trot ime, and then hcGtatingly athwered, " Why, At ins, if I have a fault, it is that of being unfortu ately fond of riPtires. It is the only extravagance am guilty of: I know the (cow:chef who told you a," (the perfon who told the he had taken piaures man Captain Dickfon, was Mr. Wilkins, ironmon er and banker, of Newport.) 6' It is not many days ncr yeti dined at his houfe," faid I. He then afked se if I bald breakfafled ? to which I replied, I had, ud immediately wilted him good morning : nor are I ever hen him fioce, or at any time been re tired b p f him, by reuse or otherwile, to enter into • . ly ex Amnon of my eondua with refpe.t to 'ard's affidavit, or soy charge whatever. In a y or two after this, I begged Captain Carey, ho lodged in the fame ?mute with Major Davis, who was going into Newport from my lir ufe, to II on loin for a eery of the affidavit, which lie ; when Moj•Pr Mars raids he a ilhed to fee Mils ,kiss on the tralloWipg Friday ; that be Ilsould Slay ,akhollurfor her till sleet% eMoek t and give bet. the Roper Mildred. On Captain, Carey''s delivering this maga, my filler Paid , " I think it bell not to go, he is an artful man, and may hereafter fay that I went to him for the purpofe of entreating him to keep back the charges ; ' and Ibe advifed me to wait for the aftdavit till I fhruld receive it through the Barrack Matter General. I agreed, and few it in the fame point with my filler. On the following Sunday, I went into Newport to wait on Colonel Kamfay, of the 6rh regiment, at the Bugle Inn, when I met Captain Bygrave ordering a chaife to be got ready. " Atkins, (laid he) I was Set going oat to your houfe to (peak with you," and counter manded the chaife ; laying to the mailer . - of the inn, " I hope yob will not charge me any thing. as' this is the gentleman I was going to fee." He then 'lik ed me to aetompw him to his of ice. I told him I fhould follow him, after I had feen Colonel Ramfiuy. On my entering his office, he took out a parcel from his pocket, and laid, I have got thofe charges and I want you to come to Davis with me, as he withes to fupprefs them, is I do. He added, that Davis was my friend ; and I replied, " D—n fuch friends ; was he my friend when he clandeflinely made a fate report of me at the former period ? I will not go to him ; and tell him, if he keeps back thole charges, I Will report him to the Barrack Mallet Ge neral, as not having done his duty." I then begged Captain Bygrave to let me take a copy of Ward's - af. fidavit, when he raid he was in hake, but wouldhave it written out for me ; however, I did not obtain it. Previous to this, on Friday, the MA, Major Davis came to Sandown, to make infpeetionof the barracks, and I was afterwards informed by Farmer Kent, jun. that he took up his refidence at Farmer Smith's, proprietor of four of the barns, for that and the fol lowing day, together with Mr. Page, Deputy Bar. rack ?Asfler, to which place the different farmers, proprietors of the barns, ware fummoaed : that his fathers was eked by one of thofe two gentlemen, whether he had not fomething to fat sigma me ? when he anfwered, No, indeed he had nothing to fay againft the gentleman. I than abed the young far mer, " Whether they had not lowered the rents to half " " Pretty nearly,, Sir, (laid he) it is agreed & that Mr. Smith mild not fall to low as the refl."— Ceorge Sperring alfo declared, in the p retence of my mother, my fitter, and myfelf, that Major Davin and Mr. Page dined and lay on the night of the 16th, at Farmer Smith's, and that Barrack Serjeant Wool. ridge, (*OA whom I had, on Tuefday, the 19th of November, tBos, in pretence of the Serjeant and Mr. Page, given in a charge to Captain Bygrave, of robbery of coals, which he had fold out of the King's (tores to Mr. John Medley, late Contractor for Coals, and for the deficiency of which, the late Chrillopher Wollock's. Barrack Mailer of Sandown, executors were charged one hundred pounds or upwards) fat up molt part of the night ; was very bury in affem. bling the farmers and that the next day, when he, by my order, called on him with a mettage from me, the Serjeant, who was very bufy writing, told him he had bufinefs enough on his hands already. Ihave ro declare here, from my own knowledge, that Ma ior Davis and Mr. Page left the hook of Farmer Smith for Newport, on the 17th, and that Farmers Smith and Ward are near neighbours, and in habit. of great intimacy. It will be ob(erved, that the affi. davit of Farmer Ward it ppeats to have been made on the day following ; and from all the'concurring drew:Whom, I am led to believe that the fulullance of Ward's affidavit waa not folely his,' but the joint fabrication of Tome of the perfons named ;drat ; and I firmly believe, that &fluid the hand writing be in tuired into, it will be f and to be that of one tie perfons who 'tallied in dilating it. I pnderlland from Farmer Kent, that the rents were lowered on Saturday, the filth of January, or the following Sunday, and that the farmers affembled at Newport, for that purpofe. Since I have b een i n town, I have given in to the Barrack Officer the charge againa the Barrack Serjeant, which Captain Bygrave had neglefted to give ha. In refutation of Ward's affidavit, I declare, that, in returning to my houfe, from the Barracks of Sandown, I almoll al ways pelted through his grounds, as cutting off a confiderable angle of the road, and my moll direß way'; and one day in particular , but the year or day ' I cannot remember, gaffing.thrtugh his farm yard, expoaulated with his wile on the fate it was in, as 1 had frequently done before, being almoll impafta ble for the foldiers, who mull neveffarily pirfs through it on coming out of the barn; and told her, that when Farmer Ward Ilsould pars my honk, I would be glad to (peak to him. He accordingly called on me, when I told him I male infin upon it that he fluould have his ya‘sl cleaned, and kept fo in future; and I particularly recoiled, that I, at the fame time, et preffed my allonifhment at feting the whole of the glafs and leading of the cooking rooms entirely braken out, which it was impoffible for him not to obferve. and which I was pofitive were whole, after the troops had evacuated the barnstat Bigbury. I sofitively (wear, that, in Michaelmas, 18.4, I did lot receive any letter from the Barrack Matter Ge mai.. or from any other perfon in the Barrack De. partment, relative to giving up any of the burns; that at Michaelmas, 1804, I never (hewed Farmer Ward any letter, nor had any fuch converfation, as he swears to, relative to. the barns; that I never afi:• ed him to lend me twenty pounds, nor had any fuch converfation as he Oates. I recollett that, as a mat ter of courfe, I defired him, as well as the other far. mers in my divilion, who had let their barns, to bring in his bill for rant at or about the ulual times of payment known to them all, namely, on the 24th of June. and aath. of December : but I never, in the month of May, 1805, or at any other time, before or flute, received or afked from him, or any other perfon, one farthing, either in money or notes, out of either his or their rent or carting money. I never at that time, or any other, had the converfation with him to which be (wears; and pofi:ively (wear that the whole is a villainous fabrication, and entirely ground lets. One day, as I was going to Prineole, on duty, I met Farmer Ward (I cannot (wear to the day or the month, hut both can be afcertained by my letter to Mr. Wilkins), who addreffed me in a dejetted man ner, telling me, that he had (offered I lopes from his bodes having died; thee he was diateffed for money to replace them ; that he believed he ()valid be able to get it if I would give him a letter to Mr. Wilkins. banker, of Newport, alluring him that I would flop II.: rent of his barn to the amount of the fro advanced, to indemnify hip, I coMplied with For the SCURVY, I.EPROSY and all Cornpbints wiling from Impurity of the hood, sod dikaied Lymphatics.. Sir JOHN H11.1:s kfiStiNCE SAE WATkil LOCK. olf any, noe is I and 'MOWS i.e 11111 dltbrucr, let him flapeet . the Scurvy.' lAtthlolus. •I'H E SCURVY appeire to be more prevalent in ta. this Country than in El other within our knowledr i wise. they this Man, (r.an hiaoriou living, the date of She satuolpherc, the vatiablcuefs our climate, or, the large quantity of animal food taken by perfons of every cleft, I. not Maly darrnfined ; It Is enough that the edl ezift,, and it is &valuable hlcfang, that the Bent and beneficent catAroa has particularly favoured the Ina habitants of Great Britain with a Rectilisf,fiicnicrly. The OR BAT WATERDOCK Is a p lant Indigenous to this mitltry, and bat !TeX bees recommended at the only metals : Vegetable Specic. for the Scurvy. Moat fiNGIUS publalhad a, Trcaldt cn t i lt. Plant, In the year 168 t, wbere be largely treats ota Its polverfol virtues In eradicating the Scurvy, with all Its a toning* fimptorns and proves It to be the HOUSA DitttA24. NICAor the ANCIENIII. Whether the Scurvy be of the erupt/ye Mod, er latent In the habit, this Fence is always continent In Its °pirate° oil teats. Its Artt slat it by Infamfitale pedpiration, oponitfig she Niattaed priceet and. riled .pailage to thinifisoltng huinoort and, where the difoider Is , vvyknt, Nature is farther alliLle4 by swore Man ordinary Weber*, of Urine. HAMM the to tt tom of the Ro. Duch, snri..het and Wettest, the blood, corrals an Its serld,Veri mown., and potrdattive tivedides, removes naufea, takrinff an liti.tipott of the fktn, closes It of its Impusitice, and never fails in pertrndog a f and and puled cure. bold wbalcfale and retail by Shaw and Bdwatds i 'lo. 66, Ss. P 411 1 .. (AUSChilr4.4 Lbcggotingiggicketwe thee nanaltsangrayed uts gush. Mesa& N. ena . 6.l, and r his requefl, and • & him I 1.0%, h? Which he' I obtained the mon ey, end.ror which weeprefed him fell very grateful; buarak e illltlPl o 94ecne 3 * plied with his de fi re Ifs e infra, and without receiviim free die kat ee or. iv ward. I have receive& at dlWereel times, pretests of poultry, pigs, and hay ; alto from rithei tar mr rs, received preterits of a Goalie kind, as civilika arifing in the country, out of neWiboarhood ; aadi am pofitive that other Barrack Magee have ventill limiter prefenty not conceiving that the ilighlellhad! minality could attach to any sures doing fn. *, Early in January. 1806.IcaUed on Farmer via. 4 on my way to the Barracks, and recoUefling inn bill, told him I was ,come to pay him, which, he opened the door of his par imgai the Iggii I was'slways (hewn into ; the outwessistiati into his kitchen, and from this kitelaillne dire/11y into his parlour, which Faro& Ward fisea- 1 id his a ffi davit, was a private enema. I gave al five pounds in (mall' notes at the window, and eteit i having fi lver in my pocket, raid to him, ..Ward, I mull awe you five (killings; „ en which he einfweve4l, l 6. it will do at any other tiese ' lie." He thenelililit to his fon. who was io the ki tchen, for the pen ear ink, and silted Rte to write the copy of the receipt. I told him I lboold word it to him; and, to the beli of my recolleflion, it was his fon, not Ward, wipe wrote the receipt, which was witneffed by the foul (that receipt anti be now in the Barrack Office , I call on the Barrack-Office to produce it). Theta is not an 'individual, however hoped, in the Maud, who had any tranfafiions with the Barrack Mahar ear rent or otherwife, who did not know, that Cap sain Bygrave was the head of the Bernick Depart ment in the Mead. I further late, that I would as loon have requened a loan of money from Fanner Ward as Farmer Smith, did I Confider him is lir tweeflances to lend it. Is the moll pofitive terms I declare (and I refer to the Barrack-Office accounts for the truth of my de iltration)that neither Farmers Kent sae Harvey/ ever carted for my Barracks at Sandown, as is implied his (Ward's) declaration, where be gaits that I tat him, they bad given me their cartage money. And I here declare a fah, which I intended to have mew tinned before, that in return for Ward's civilities its me, I made him a prefent of !honk, which he had lin his poffiffion on the day I quitted the ifiand, and Which I verily believe he has yet. (Signed) SICHIII WUSTSOrr ATKIWII. ' Sworn before me Mk astb day of June, la the year dour Lord, l one thoufand debt hundred and as—acill. (Signed) Jogs COLLICS. J. P. We, Harrkt gal Mary Mika, (wear to ;be truth of the diffe rent eenverfadons herein Sated, ht winds we are mertimied as basing bone a part, or basing been Fermat m. (Signed) 111•1110.1' ALTUS*. 1111•111! ATKINS. Sworn before me this syth day of June, in the year one thou (and debt hundred and Oz. (Signed) sons cmucc. There is a Club, in C.harleflon. Snnth Carolina, of which Mr. THOMAS Cave. late of Brian]. has been Plefident. The following is a copy of their advess4' pent for the lab meeting t ' • ' - UI CLOS. *wiwy, Satu the smli m jtheir _aa sibe seetbers rday are Stared ea tilseers Nth _ roe Albeit, to wrier te teselbektheindbell of tie day; tderiwaiah. doe. toy ugly geathmame ado *We le lesetne a stember, *SI gE w ld i g h ers_aed seellieedopa. fee*, u the her el the Slid Pour age ihs alit at lag palt three o'clock . 3. To a m stmt., Ihelodeet. • ' A. I Om, Vice PreAdent. Dy W. Wes TS, &canary. USW Mau Oleo • sr ereehed, • 'Nei. babied; Lei lib legeirehhle ealle/ateerS 11 61 er ; isid 11"*" g But...iiikwousouya km:4l6'lin. Or bar *Li katcnea—Ory—DE ra au! • MARRIED. On t oe s o haat, at Goiranttowit, Richard CatdelkS,A. 411 e the county a hlBO, Ike SIMI AM emethertil.daeghtir et delete Wawa Seethirell. ale lleatiegheteMbead. the gm D. ilhe MO le&Pelter. or Mr. Meth Chula ► y, of Ayott,SeY.mt . telloass , aft et Welwyn. Herts. • Mon-et the rrt Drage. Shera. team Bytheethipi Wredeff, Sok of nom of . at wa:74 ll 7 il u i tF.l4. 404 Z%• t !fir to dda ter of _ Mee to die peeftet Sir Jan tritanwood. ugh- At the Cotten% ReetZVeet me Wenll;/[te tit el Septemer, OM& at two e'elea le tbe Obetllsen, THE F. 0 414140W/A 4 ,0 000411,14100dr, LIP . 0 50u.e .„,4„ 4 „,„..,.,:.,.... , . • . .... . r it rt. et, WWI Ma. .. ,) 4 , ... ~ if . i 41 4 6 111614 a--• It r.; :ou .. sik , i Thireire Feet'sletirlhtlitwDmlle .• • Is - ' Pr v at l te l tl r LU ffik Ur ei. Twelee Pesos Seib Whi r • , 4 1 1 t it ft ) lAsea, wok , „- 1 64 Premab RIM • 14 Dim pit. 111101 mu be_vlstrett Int il atiti . of Silo " A Dipole els, Om Cblet; Dial hi . 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And to recanVentreal tiimplalnts It Is vealbk to prevent pain danger or &trek ; to the moll coespliested eefee ft Is the acquire ment of mehiGve experience In dud line to c& a Rafe, eatabe. and fredy re-citablifbmist. I °e'er the wear !age of this eeperlenee totholb of either fee who are affitded with any kind of DEB/LITT, of tiny firmptoms at VIIN BANAL INFECTItibs, and ta all oefee the terms Of mews. aeration arefteted on the Ara internee katlents in the country are meth:4 to More a lank note and arc regucttal to fpccify their age and manner of Ihrths. MAlVribl IRKS, Manlier of the loyal Collegt of surrem. la Lacks. No. sg, Aroodel limo, Strand. Deer Temple Der. 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CU Rit 1E hilli Cli: one, oerip the whale Wadi Wirer hildidif Wirier) their hfi• pap ea didne sad seethed ef arc hive INN ddliddirel (fed. The adietesen r i ft s 6t lin Pin i m l l ta t a e l e =tr 1•1111114 their ittgaiss . Preis has nee Ors to yet eget sendeeed They itemiestie Wadi didleliaidir - t• the ortiseM . and care 'of Vowed Cemeitibei. detlibirderassyre tides. • which le the d IbMildlikeir erallielledahe Ks ha. In Vert Wb=ditrad el l 'i s ' r=1",?...d i ." - • A tell ' foe other have its revaggrailli ao rens by a dillin • ' Bate of debility, which, If ewe diptiy potence: nth art he realer tiFtf . dig il lib ill. M e fomptieerldi elrekild pewee, . elder Darras idlei Judy aberadialft abs eadise floyeedifildskirey terns' a :roars te ' as ragutibing seer got Mb*, *UM tt r flue troatinonant ItLeVriel=ileelthlti of I I. mo r abilliate sod ' yoke et Voseetsrlithili lush. itrudinos la iir *WY Xi= Mid Tliikt t C.alion V . which have . , i li he e EiMa i mil ak c i tlit r i fit a Merry arthritides. aVidre to a Ws, nod sagoodillous anies‘ or paillies:ll74" — fir to say' Br Oa anis ; ad.p Mtey lief hvi MANS lIP *Or suc wind els mutat , • i Vaas =ri b, grrf Au g; th.tta, r il l at op th le= ; canals either eidit. -- dteir age, settrelia r ativesg. Litt - t i riis . l iV 1 ds_teli' ardedaylt bide neaVstil M day refrered ; sad the . , i di g i., - 7 , • ;d7k! ~04 ../ 60 1, Oils •I' glr le fsiT We Add A I BUTLEit's BUTQRATIVE TOOTH-POW. . ' • MIR, here atria to the xis of the Pandie at rite, was* thedndk of .or. P. 11.1:6400 ganimakenrielknewetaatißm . , . . , i Adam 'and Gerry a_Padrts), %ea Its detest NIB, wirer abed ; bet error Idea her lialy se. sterdat this prepardeaa.res rein le paddling of dr Petrel Rest" rid is tAf teur e thole aillided wltbdatsped• or =;l4eadi did . they may rdy a ite *NV . 46'14.6. • of which say on nay hen& Mimed by a ids and enedid Mel of one Box. '... Of the PROP' eil el 11016101 TOOTS, POW'S a o•its dewed pie. . p . m i ii j u ft fakimat AO tak er stn j a ft withe dearer pude* off yr= add whkh Hardy Airier Ihe att4 I. : Zs, the teeth, without thiutithe f . 01 either At ' forireli re former,aad prisectlng a email slty . It hat bow amoral et errtalid. eb *cheek- It. hot= and agreeable odumr, aad *withal ft. •._ 1 ,..,,_,. laletellr that it ri...-. 4 -t- -may be eaten wlMout ind . . ill'irlf , , • of it, fanatic died' me ;I .....22 , TT. 111 , ded approbation of the led • a ' ilk the Docbcfas qf italtuoireoikoilueek -- UL:kaTti I re v itmc tra Xl. th. . mutt of the 1141 a hibkroPellip. rrillt, eil'efltwile venille. i . , month with adiratiett.ee a . is he lad:Rl Itl der di i indeed they do bet coalman) edlat - li inparte a sa yei tsterei . , frat• in affs and bawd fal rednefe to the Dithd-Alo Ilk di tlit ' 6o* earl lettable Rodent* .ea* If tared rend* se direst ''ollt Nader 1 NOW i the Teeth firm and white, and Korot dr. teethrthdeas mom .. fs log to that who Iniabmo liable, Ma its O. re= Prepared and fold, wboltrale and retell b i ll ft rit Sa. 1 Chespfide. corner of Paterneder-rers,LoOdoe; driadreoen• try Misikirse Venders and Perhumers, In hates wee. ips: art • 1 k illit i a •Of whom may be bad, Butler's Impreeati'Silyerreired Toed) Mad, price ta eath. us 4 I_l A VLNG dedicated layfoll to the Ho*. sod bees ri graeatry * P 54 10 0114 *dm% ti abic j a re tt ir , s aw w ,l ie tqs2 LO* • vddeb I shod *proper to . , . ear employed my baton - ut Paige lb 'Om exteitive Odd at elle protelßon, are cm &key isreerfelle'estemeeletY, all errs 11,1641 ohms attain that bereft add* 0 smiled by eotwooteseido tie XII i melte* tal power to one errs of dikaley• The difesfr of DBBlLlTl''srepeeoNarly diftreding, fr. they •eal kill with them a kit% dl note ' t lymph/Mk. alad by it de, • X i ' 'l lolll € l ralr al /WO minEY, ezlfteate Idelftecomes eabittared..- • Whapber they ado trove We F acia* of 01 egampk. the delbei. 'dye habit* of kboolboya.or the badakeseee of mutat'', they se- , ~. . quire the moil saloon profellbnallittll ; bat by the Ignorant 41 r wit...hinted men. the fimmiodts atb aggrawatekt, mkt dr candled. don Is deltroyeS To te As • MEMBER of drat:n/4. COLLII.OI4f SURGEONS ; SIR , I I grov nd my pretenfions oa regularity of etlecatipe, and, poffrßigg Lao every privilege to pradiee, I led myter emitted to that comfitinut On On with %Odell have hitherto Men fo llteddly hcaeured. heifers In the tut redactor of local w•rhads, early &policed= will Dwill used pres,•nt the calamity ota,delMlitated two; ; but ,tylotre;tt igh aided afttiordr, la the' am h ' t tr n a , e r, kbu f fad..sf,th,:...6fa""Pds. p 1 the ? Ice yr . .. . be•Cito. £3. . DIED, On the 27th initant, at her houfe In Harley-ltreet, Mrs. Pia°ld e widow of the late Jofeph Placid. Ef • aged 64. Wednehley morning. at Carl ecok Coals, Me of Wight, the . Honourable Charles Pawl= Ord* Purled, youssgea feu el Lord Pawlett, aged as. On Tuefday, at his hook in Coaduit•itreet, James Illubfoo, Efq. many years an eminent booltfeller In New Bond•Rveek. 1 At F'ontotrae. the Rev. James Bindlok A. M. Wier of the King's &j owl at that place. On the 2at tabu*, a: his Mole to n, with , Mit an of y t CI, MINA , Smith, Ell. pea Of Father thif Friday re at no aims* cart MN, et the advan ced age of too yeareolint. Battey, gruillopar of Mr. NelA43, of Lends. At his boufe at Brampton, in the 73d year of his age, Francis Deegan, Efq. Clerk to the Coaaniffioners of the Court of Re- 'deas, and many years Deputy High EMBED( the City and Liberty 1 of Weßminfter Thutfday fennight, Simon Wall= , Erg. of Winkfield. Herbs, was found dead in his bed. lie was in perfeet health the preced ing evening.