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LONDON SESSIONS. There Seffions were held. on Monday in the Court of Common Pleas, Guildhall, before the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, and feveral Aldermen. Mr. Glover, the owner of the Green Dragon lon, Bifhopfgate•Hreet, was indiSed for an at cult on John Milton, a porter, belonging to the Four Swans Inn, immediately adjoining the former. happened from the evidence of the profecutor, that his wafter was proprietor of a coach which ran to Waltham Abbey, in oppofation to one of which the Defendant was the owner. On the sth of May left. about half an hour before the coach went nut, a lady drove to the inn gate, and ,inquired for a Waltham Abbey coach. The Profe cutor told her his maller's would fet off in about half an hour, and the gave him her bundle, and agreed to go in. A fervant of the Defendant then came out from the Green Dragon yard, and endeavoured to yerfuade the lady to go in Mr. Glover's coach t but the nut being inclined to comply, the Defendant him. . (elf, who overheard the converfation, came out, and after abufing the Profecutor in a fcandalons manner, Bruck him a violent blow in the eye, and knocked him up againfl the wheel of the coach. The Defen• dant then took the bundle and the lady into his own yard, and fent her off in his coach. The Learned Counfel, on the part of the Defen. dant, began by dating, that he could not juffify the affault : but he bad no doubt,ffrom the evidence he had to offer, and from the confideration tharthis mat- ter arofe from the circumfiance of the coaches being in oppofition, that the Court, in cafe his client was ' found guilty, would not impofe any very revere pc :why on him. Mrs. johnfon the lady about whom the difpute arofe, depnfed, ;het when the (topped in Bifisopfgate. Brest, the intended to go into the Defendant's coach, as the was acquainted with him ; but the Profecutor Amin up, feiVed her bundle, and carried it, againft her inclination, to the other coach. She called after him, and defi ne d him to bring it back, but he ( till pert:lied ; the defendant then came nut, and in en . deavouring to get the bundle, a fctifile mined, but the could not fay who gave the fiat blow. The lt !meanie told the jury, as the affanit was proved, and not abfolutely denied, they mutt find the Defendant— Guilty. This was done accordingly, and the Court fen: tented bins to pay a fine of is. and be difcharged. MIDDLESEX SESSIOA. Yellerday the Qtlarter &eons for Middlefex corn ` inenced at the Sauce Honfe, Clerkenwell.green, 'when the following were the only trials worth notice Ott occ u rr ed.-- ASSAU LT MID CRIM.CON. Mrs. Afary 1:140 ins, a refponfilde dealer in oglers.l mufe4s, pereyeria.W.r, &c. &c. from the purlieus of C. c arnaby Market, was indifted for violently affault. I ing a female friend. named Elizabeth Bradley.-e.,1 Flom the tellimony of the Profecuttix it appeared o i that the Defendant is the wife of a fhoe-maker. who carries on his leathern operations in a room conti guous to the Ran of his rib ; that Mrs. Bradley. who was an acquaintance of the family, one day paid them a murning 'air, either for the purports of tall. ing Mrs. Higgins's sutlers. or having her fhoes heel tapped by her friend Crypin. But as thole friendly meetings are feldom deeme I cordial without a modicum ofzier . r armed, jug to oil the wheels of affettion; Ks. Higgins was detached with hermrafet-pyiel for a pint of Hodges's kfi highllavoured juniper, leaving her fpofo and her female friend tae a tete ; but on her return with the reviving elixir, what was her alio. niflament and indignation to find her /Ws and her friend in a fituation not to be named'. The gin bottle flew at their heads is an inflant : rafir, laffloarr. ham use, I, and peggiaresole, followed in quick Iticceffion. Mrs. Higgins tripiag up with anger, coaxed exceed ing wrath, and brandifhing the boot.trees. threatened to dole her hufband's days, and put an erd to Ler life. * Cutsfelusee makes cowards of us all." —Crifpia, terrified at the vengeance of his enraged ipofa, apprehenlive of a revere leathering, and not lik ing the fizeybei with which fhe,thteatened to ince fare his head, abate:toned his quarters, took to his heels, and vamped cff without ceremony, leaving his frail alp to receive from Mrs. Higgins a complete welting in Wad and blue, Irons which no craft could fate her ; although Ilse fought to conciliate the ire of Mrs. Higgins. by affuring her that her huMand was as much to blame as (he was. Mrs. Higgins, fatibfied with the ample damage: (he had taken of her rival, had nn notion of proceeding to Beers' COMWWLI for farther revenges but Mrs. Bradley thought fit to profecute fur the ;Abair. Mrs. Higgins acknowledged the fad, and was of cootie Jubjed to a verdift of guilty, and fined one jailing. yoke Turner was indifled for arras:king an aged at torney. named Chambers, in the parith of St. Mary la-bonne, on the 7th of June lan. It appeared that the defendant had a (hop and premifes in Tichfield- Ilreet, upon which two painters were employed on the day mentioned in the indiament. They had juft finillsed painting a gate leading into the defendant's yard, where his counting-houfe was, when the pro- I ecutor, Chambers, came up the Neer, and turned to the newly nrilrellilbed portal. an a pretling occafion. 1 One of the artifts told him that fuch an indulgence there was exceedingly improper, as the paint was ttill wet. Ile however did not dad,. and in the mean time the defendant came out of hit counting houfe, and, ac. cording to the ftatement given by the profecutor, he shoved him into the kennel, and beat him feverely, in confequence of which he has been indifpofed ever fince.—This ltory was completely overturned by the evidence.on the part of the defendant. It was proved that the Kofecutor behaved with great infolence, tell ing the defendant he world evacuate where he pleated, and that he (the defendant) could not make more noire about it, even if be had egeaded in his pocket. Inflead of his having been Bruck by the defendant, the profecutor brandillsed pver.his head a molt for iniJahle cudgel, on which the defendant ;sated him away, and the puffs was defcribed by fever:al witoeffes to be too feeble to knock down even a child. It was proved alto that the profecutor, when he received the pufb, eongratidated Natick* upon it, raying it was juft what he wanted. In order that the pujb might have i:s full effea, the profecutor ran into the mid& lo: the Brett, pretending to iagser !tom its viJlence, and very quietly, and with infinite compofure, lay down upon " the flinty pavement," as Wise had ac tually been knocked down.—The Jury acquitted the defendant. Elizabeth and William Barlow, a mother and her fon, were indicted for affaulting Wm. Galloway on the 28th of June, in the patills of St.Leonard,Shoreditch. The profecutor Rated, that on the evening of the day mentioned in the indiament, while he was (landing peaceably at his own door, the two defendants iffued from White Bear-yard. On obfervins the profecutor, the old lady Paid to her fon, "Go it, Bill—Go it." —lt would appear that this pious command was not unattended to by this hopeful young gentleman, as he inftantly ran up to the profecutor with his fills clench ed, and, after fainting him with the elegant and fami. liar phrafe—" B—t your old eyes, " (hack him fereral blows about the head , which felled him to the earth. He drove the profecutor into his own houfe, where he not only repeated the alma., but aggravat ted its enormity, by kicking the poor old man when he was down. The afiault, as above defcribed, was fully proved, but there was no evidence affeEling the mother, as having taken any (hare in the beating in flailed by her fon on the profecutor. The other defendant Paid, that on the evening dated, one of his fillers was going to place, and he bad canied her box, and was on his return home with his mother, whom he had met. As a jaifica lion for the attack he had made on Goillowcey, he Rated, that the profecutor had been for a long time an iodations calumniator, not only of his mother, but of his filters , whom he had freque*ly to all the neighbourhood pronounced to be %mesas-- He went tip to him, and remnarated with him on the impro priety of chains his kindred with titles fo very oppro- Wong ; but, inftead of espreffing any contrition, or making the molt trifling apology, be abufed the de fondant, on which be Bruck him, but did not kick Ibim when down. The CHAIRMAN obferved to the Jury, that the oafs on the part of the profecution teemed extremely feefible ; and, in addition to this, it had Len eta. blithed by evidence ; whereas the defendant had not attempted to fupport what he bad advanced by any fpecias of teftimony whatever. This being the cafe, it would of cootie become the duty of the jury to determine to which of the parties they were inclined to give the greateft credit. The Jury, with out hefitation, acquitted Mrs. Barlow, and found her fon suilty. The Court fentenced him to pay a fuse of 51. Thomas Burdon, a journeyman hole draper, was in diaed for an affault on Mr. James Newman , a linen draper, of Oxford - greet, lb whore fervice he had re• rattly lived for a Ilion time. The defendant got em ployment at a neighbouring (hop, and as often as the profecutor paired that way he was a(failed by jure, lomat:, :rine, and every dernonftration of infult from his late 'errant. The profecutor met this admirable mimic and facetious seafarer of linen on the 28th June, and silted him what he meant by that ipfulting line lof conduct he maintained towards him t He gave an evafive and irritating anfwer, when the profecutor called him " a low fioandrel," on which the defendant Rruck him. The blow was returned, and in the feta% Re that enfued the matter linen draper evidently had the wont of it. The Jury, after a charge from Mr. MAINWARING. found the defendant guilty ; and the Court fentenced him to a month's tmptifonment in the Houfe of Correction. AUT. 15f —Tlll KIN. O. DA COSTA.TRALID. This trial occupied the whole day, and will be found as peculiarly interefling to the public as to the prifriner. Mr. Gcsto opened the prnfecu'ion. He Rated that the prifoner, Aaron Da Cofla, was indicted up. un a fpecial AR of Parliament, the 3oth Geo. 11. commonly called Sir John Fielding's Aft, which was palled for the purpofe of protecting perform from be. tag defrauded of their money or goods by falfe pre tences. The charge againll the Defendant was, that be had beenguilty of a fraud, in falfely pretending to Elizabeth Binkheim, who kept a (mall fhop at Par. fon's-flreet, Ratcliffe Highway, that he would fend her 1 cwt. of ivory black, I cwt. of black lead, and a certain quantity of falt of lemons ; and that by fach pretence he obtained from her the turn of 121. to. with intent to chest her ; that in fall he did not fend her fuch goods, but did deliver certain powders made to refemble ivory black; black lead, and falt of lemons. The profecutrix was married to • la bourer in a brewery, and for her better fupport had taken a chandler's fh , p ; the had not been long in it before the prifoner called upon her, and afked her to purchafe the articles mentioned in the indiement.— The profecutrix profeffed her ignorance of the com modities, but was willing to try them, provided they were of the quality reprefented. The prifoner affuted her they were the bell that could he made. He was paid his demand, and when atked for his addrefs, Paid it did not fignify as he thould call every Friday for orders. The profecutriz, however, never taw any thing more of him. Several months after the found him out, and told him that the goods were un. faleable ; that the had only difpafed of two boxes of the fah of lemons, one of which had been returned, and that the ivory black and black lead no one would buy. She offered to take other goods fuch as the ordinarily dealt in, but the prifoner would not con tent. He was willing to have given her other ar ticles, which would have been equally ufelefs, fuch as Jews foaling wax and flippers. Her friends ac cordingly advifed her to profecute him. Thefe were the falls, and the Learned Counfel (aid the law upon them was fo clear that there could not be a doubt as to the guilt of the prifoner. Mrs. Binklicim proved the cafe precifely as (Fated by her Counfel. The Drug Broker to the London Dock Company was examined, and pofitively fwore that the articles were of fpurious manufaaure, and that what bad beta charged 31. 14t. per cwt. was not worth 1211. The falt of lemons, he faid, was magnella and cream of tartar. Mr. ALLEY, for the prifoner, contended, that al though his client had committed an immoral and dif honed act, he was not guilty of a fraud within the meaning of the Aft of Parliament. He called as a•witnefs a drug merchant, who faid the ivory black was genuine, and the black lead, thongh (omewhat adulterated, a fair article of trade. Upon his crofs-examination it turned out that he had fold them to the prifoner ; be admitted that at the utmoa they were net worth more than 18s. per cwt. A chervil Rated that the fait of lemons was whit was ' ufually fold under that denomination. It appeared that he too had fold it to the prifoner ; that if it had been the real falt of lemons, it would have been worth so. 6d. per lb. but compofed as it was, led. per lb. was its utmoft Mr. GUILD, in reply, obferved that the prifoner's crime, in defrauding a poor woman, was aggravated by the evidence by which he had attempted to de fend hisnfelf ; he relied with confidence upon his con. vision. The prifoner addreffed the Jury.----He (id it was a very hard cafe upon him, as he had offered to re ceive the goods back and fend others in return. The CH.411144%11 Rated that this was a fubjeft of ferious concern to the public. It was of the utmolt confequence that a statute, framed for the exprefs purpofe of proteling the ignorant from the frauds ot fuch men as the defendant, fhnuld be rigidly en forced. It would be for the Jury to fay, whether the circurnftance of the prifoner promifing to call every Friday for hells orders, and never afterwards making his appearance, was not evidence ot the flak pre tence by which he had obtained the money ? He recited the words of the haute, commented upon them, and concluded by expreffing his opinion that the offence of the defendant was clearly within the (cope of the law. • The Jury, without a moment's hefitation, returned a verdia of Guilty. The Ratute is highly penal. It direes judgment of tranfportation at the difcretion of the Court. Sen tence was not patted. We underftand the prifoner's Connfel will move an arreft of judgment. jaesi Kin:, and Akzabetb his wife, were indifted for an Aloft upon Mrs. Ann Greenfield, ow Eafler Tuefday, in Tothill.fields, during the celebration of Goofeberry Fair. The faits were very brief : Mrs. Greenfield had a Raft, and was alfo the miarefs ut an srprigbt ; this was defined to be a flick thruft into the ground, on the furomit of which was placed either a tobacco pouch or a fnuff-box, at which every perfun was entitled toh, on paying one penny. It happened that an auk ward feliowrafped the flick, and inllead of levelling it at Mrs. Greenfield's upright, it flew ()flat a tangent towards Mrs. King, and hit that lady a fevere blow on one of her legs. In her rage fhe vented a profufion of abufe, not upon the fellow who inflieted the blow, but upon Mrs. Greenfield Not fatisfied with this, the pulled her to the ground with an infant at her breaft ; and in this the was comforted and aided by her hufband, Mr. King, who kicked her dreadfully when down. She was fo ill in confequeoce as to be under the neceftity of weaning her child, and of keeping her bed for fame weeks. Mr: King and his (prink denied the aflault, and imputed the firft attack to the profecutrix ; bat thi, they did not eftablifts by proof. They were of cringe both found guilty, and fentenced to 14 days impri. • fonment each in the Houfe of Corratian. IMPOSITION or WATillt4 Lg.—A cafe came on to be heard at Union•hall, on Saturday, in which all perfons, who are in the habit of hiring boats, are in. tereaed, under the following circumflances :—Mr. George Smart hired a boat yellerday fe'nnight, at Blackfriar's Bridge, to Vauxhall Stairs, for which the waterman demanded p. Mr. Smart, knowing the fare to be only ninepence, demurred at paying ; but the waterman, as ulual, was ready with a Jeal of abufive language. Mr. Smart fabenitted to the irm pofition, but made up his mind to punilh him for the good of the public; and accordingly fummoned him before the Magiflrates. A waterman, whom Mr. Smart knew nothing of, attended to anfwer to the number of the boat, and denied having bad Mr. Smart ' as a fare; and laid, if Mr. Smart had been taken in his boat, it mull have been by fome man who ufed his boat without his confect. The Magitirates hay. ing no doubt that was a manoeuvre, very properly convified the number of the boats and told the mar, who appeared, if his tale was true, he mutt take bet ter care of his boat in•future. Dr. Formraoses Nervous Cordial Drops are Orongly recommended at this feafon to the fair fez; they are pronounced to be certain in removing all lownefa and depreffion of the Spirits, the moll alarm ing difeafes of the Head and Stomach, palpitation of the Heart, Horrid Thoughts, Vain Fears, Frightful Dreams, Lofs of Memory, Relaxation from Mifear- riages or difficult Labours, debilitred Habit from long re fi dence in Hot Climates, and a Sedentary Life ; Patties, Dorfal Confumptions and Weakaeffes incident to both Sexes ; alfo for Sparms, from an irregular influx of Vital Heat into the affected Mut% des. This grand Antilpafmodic Remedy never yet failed in a 6ngle inftance for eighteen years raft, in Bilious Cafes; Indigeflion, Slow, Nervous, Putrid,, Malignant, Petechial Fevers, and Broken Contlitu tions—Sold wholefale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Clieapfide, corner of Paternoller.row, in bot tles at 45. 6d. and t ts. each, with ample direßions. sue_ .- MARRIED.. ........ Sunday fe'nnight, at South Shields, Mr. W. Gibfon, town crier, to Mrs. A. Harwood, faufage.maker, being his fourth wlfc and ber freond hulband. Her Srft !maned was the fmalkft man lu the town, and the prefent is tie hag& ; their nuked ages are Jul lso years. DIED. On the ad of June LA, atlamahm, of the yellow fever, in the 31c1 year of hit age, Mr. joreph Ottoloughe Bailima, Surgeon, late of the Ifland of New Providence, (Idea fon to the late Ham Ban tam, Efq. (Loyalift) of the State of Georgia, In America. On the 3111 July kit, at Llibon, of a decline (in the Convent of harbadinas) Mr Lunardi, the celebrated Aeneas:. • DERBYSHIRE. 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Which will be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION, Parfuant to the' Will of Mr. Bernie Needham, deeeared, no ' Tburfday the at th day of September, 436, at two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the hook of Mr. Dugan, the Eagle, Its Isamu, either together or in Lots Oreatrocka to be viewed till the Rafe, by application at the Cottage on time Farm, and the Caitletou Mate will be &ewe, by applying to Thomas Wsight.on the Winnets, near Caftleton, and printed particulars of the Lots may be had of Mr. jideph Gould, PiHhury; Mr. fingard, Blackwell; Mr. Needham, Helga* e Wail, near Button; and Mr. Britticbank, Solicitor, Windtcr, Derbyadre Juit pablldsed by H. 11 Stamina, Paternofter.row, London, A new Edition or that truly valuable and IntereltiogWork, entitled AuUIDE to HEALTH, tr ice noly Three Shil lings, with an elegant Portrait' of the AuthoT. Containing a &Rine. Treadle on every Wordy, pardenlerk Incident to theta Climes, with their various Symptoms. mode ' reams ut. and fpecifle remeetles, in which Is interfperfed ufetul advt.." and cau tions to young perfons, whereby they may ere:ye thofe dmgers which ton many fall into, and arrive to old age with found and vigorous conaltotions. This book thooki be atteadvely read by all who have any retard to their health or happinds CI nt of , LINCISLN,TMARCEIOI, ISAMUEL I3RISTOW, voluntarily declare, that I was Laded with (even bad Sores In my I.eg painful and offenfivs, fame of which were as large as a crown plece.--Two years ; I ufdefsly tried recommended applications. At length,advifed by ' a neighbour, I bought of Mr. John Drury, Printer, three (mall bottles of SPILSSURY's PATENT ANTISCOItBUTIC DROPS,from the admidltradon of which I became entirely welt, as alfo unexpededly relieved from a painful affedion of my no mads and brealt. Witne(s my hand, SAMUEL BILIS 10W. Signed before me, John Drury. Lincoln. The gamine medicine. is bottles of ts. 6d. toe. and tI as. duty includel, fold at the Difpenfary, No. rt, Sohalquare, London has the King's duty (the damp) printed in black ink, inftead of latel Ink For the . _id, Cholla Flume, and other Diforders in the Bowels of Infants, as well as of Adults. DALBY's CARMINATIVE. CAUTION. —Many counterfeited Preparations of this Medicine having been offered for Sale, under fprcieua Pretences, all Perfons are rcmiefted not to take any unlefs they &gene that the name " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," is env. graved in the Stamp, and that in the Bill of Direalom round each Bottle is an Extrve from the Will of the late Mr. jamb Da/by, viz. Whereas I did many years fince inftrua my daughter Franca now the Wife of Anthony Gen. of North ftreet.Wellnaineer,Gent. In the Art of compounding a certain Medicine, of whieh I inn the foie inventor. called" Carranative," I do intrely coo- Ititute and appoint my raid daughter the foie Prepsrer of this ufeful Medicine ; I 'Amite give to my Paid daughter. Frances Cell, my role property In the raid Carminative, and alf profits ceiling from the rale thereof, to her and her heirs for ever " It Is fold only by F Newbery and Sons, No 45, St.Paurs Church Yard. a few doors front Cheaptide, London, price. as 9d. a Route, duty included—and by their appointment, by Dicey and Co. Bow Churchyard ; Bacon and Co. s go, and Aliens, 76, Oz. ford itreet; J. Wade, Old Bonti.ftreet ; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur drat ; J. Ward, Middle Row, Hamm ; B. Borchelt, LongAere E. Barry, B idge fireet,Weilminfter ; S. Randall, itoyalEsebange g W. Clarke, Borough, High.ltreet, and J. Harris, Corner of Lusl gate.ftrect. i FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC compLioNTs. ..- DR. FREEMA's GUTT4 SA.LUTARIS, is Nby far the molt fate and effedual Remedy ever yet dikovered for the Core of that dangerous Difeafe. Perfona unhappily AlL:lad with Venereal Complaints in all its Stages, and under Its various Appearanees, will find s fame and peeress; relief, by taking theft molt invaluable Drone; which, for their excellency during thirty Years praetice In the molt populous part of London, viz Hatton- Garden, bate been termed Outta Salutaris. The fecrecy with which molt perfons fo afilidted find it needful to conceal their rufferings, may be filthy employed while Wing theft Drop.; fine they render confinement unneeeffary, as welt as all unctuous or mercurial preparations, or any forgical operation whatever. By appointment of Dr. Freeman, they are fold wholefale and re tail, by fl. Butler, No. 4. Cheapfide, corner of Vaternufter row; Belton and Gibbs, Port:mouth ; Weltrin and Roberta, Portfea ; Roberts, Hard ng. and johnfon, Carport ; Wills, Pittman, arid Ro gers, Plymouth; Roche, Philpb,Hosland, Haydan, and Ginned!, Dock; Dixon, Falmouth; Neale, and Mitchell. Dover; Sharp and Long, Deal; Coleman and jacab, Sheernefs ; Witherld...i. ' Chatham; Warren, Margate; liargefs and Ralph, Margate; Thompfon. Yarmouth ; Peck, Hull; Walfteuhohne, York ; Mac. cloned, Glafgow ; gowning, Palk, ; Baxter and Smith, Edin burgh; Heaton, Leeds ; Woad, Wakefield; Lenahury, Liverpool; Stain. and Vaughan, Manchcfter; Williams and ['rumen, Exeter; Collins. Sallibury ; Barry and Sheppard, Briftol ; Hazard and Hunt, Bath; Stevenfon, Norwich; Hodloo,Canibrkige ; Pollard. J. Brighton; Land, Maidftene ; Burbage, Nottingham; Dreary, Derby; Wood, and Not; and Lloyd, Birmingham ; aid molt Me dielne Vender., in bottles, at as. 9d each, with ample dfredtions, 1.41-li'LEß's .1i ES'FORATIVE TOOTH-TOW ur DER, berg offered to the we of the Public at large, was In the circle ef Or. P. H. Dinsfdales particular acquaintance, and t';e Sobility, and Gentry (his Patterns), and its virtues juftly appro. dated ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly an -1 mincing this preparation : Mr. Butler has come in poffeffion of the Driginal Recipe, and he begs to ants thole affildted with deiayed or effenfive Teeth and Oums, that they may rely on its efficacy and rettorative quality— a Truiftn of which any one may be can , sauteed by a fair and candid trial of one Box. Of the PROPIRTIMI or this Tours POWDER—Us deterlive pro. perry Is jolt foilleient to clear away thole deltruftive particles of arid which generally adhere to' the Ohms and 1 - 1 the internices of the teeth, without injuring the furface of either,healing forenefs Ira the former,and promoting a new enamel of pearly whitenefs whert it her been injured or corroded, ens the latter. it has • plearant and agreeable odour, and is withal lea perfectly- Innocent, that it may be eaten without injury. There diftlnguithing eharafferiftles of its sanative effefts and famiffority, have procured it the unboun ded approbation of the <teen, the Prineellei. the Elmore& of Ruf tie, the Ducheffcs of York, Bedford, Gorden, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the EngHlh and Foreign Nobility, many of whom recom mend it with admiration, as a neceffary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do but common jultice herein, flue it imparts a finn• turf, and beautiful mind's to the Cums—to the breath the mutt de- ' let:table fweetncfs. and if tared militantly as directed, will render the Teeth firm and white, and prevent the tooth acts from return. ing to thole who have been liable to Its mutt banc; al efieda Prepared and fold, vAmlefale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Chcapfide, corner of Paternofterqow,Loadon, and of molt coon.. try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at IS. es. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silva-wined Teal, Brags, prima.. each. HAVII4O dedicated ilayfell to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt centiderable petal= In that breach which I thought proper to Med, I truft that I have not more nate employed my time tlain thole who, in the eztenfive field of the prole fiat' are °regionally immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always eosin that touch which Ls acquired by ecateentrseing the intelledtual power to one elafa of dif.rden. The difealcs of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing. for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de preffion of all vital energy, exlitcreeltkff becoma embittered.— Whether they trite From the prevalence of ill exanaple,the &Item dye habits of feboolboys.or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt *Wotan, profeffional Rill ; but by the ignorance ol uneducated rem the tympteme are aggravated, and the mildew don Is ddtroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE of SUROPONO. I ground my pretenfioos on regularity of educatioo, and patting every privilege to pro... Nice, I fed myted entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been to liberally honoured. In the firft (=fattens of local wealusefs, early application win „ , prevent the calamity der debilitated frame; hot where the fette:cr, fame • confcioufndi of the mune:Ands of the vine which canted W misfortune, Is fearful of the contthapt or centure of his family phylleim, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, h mutt be fadsfsaory for hies to be offered not only of cap.billty of treatment but alto of the mutt Inviolable fecreey. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is potfible to prevent pain danger or diftrets ; in the molt complicated cafes It Is the acquire anent of esd•five experidice in We fine to effeti a fah, certain. and (peed/ re-sitablithment. I offer the advantage of tide esperlettee to there cf either fez who ars sffilaed with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fruptoms of VENEREAL. INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of remu neration are Rated -0o the &ft Interview. Patients in the conntry are repotted to inclofe a Bank note, and ate te4seited to (puffy their age and manner of living. MARTIN BEER, Member of the Royal Caere of Surgeons, is London. No. to Arundel-,tree[: Strand, near Tam& Ear. HIGH WATER AT LONJOIII BRIDGE TO-MOBROW Morotag . - 53 minutes after i Art moon - - 16 eabr4teS Sitar 6 LONDON: Printed a: 61 publlthed by LEVEL MOM (af (lat leeway-Oat:, Len - J'c A), at tin *ma Ovnew N 2, S 1 firm PubWbtd ze , at theerae Ornas, Torseirlit