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OLD Aim Er. '"n-clay nineteen priumers were tried, twelve of whom were convicted of felony, viz. Marzaret Weaver, Ann Price, Ann Newton, Donn, Ann Davies, Ingram Wood, Joseph Ni chols, Hugh M.Queytnny, Thomas Crosier, William Boot, Hannah Lawn, and John Algood, who re ceived sentence of transportation for seven years. Yesterday eight prisoners were tried, siz of whom were convicted of felony, viz. R. Pendleberry, for stealing a hank note, value one pound, the property of J. Carney ; Sarah Webster, for stealing a quantity of canvas and staves, the pro perty of G. Perry, sea. ; R. Jefferson, for stealing 20 yards of blue baize, the property of G. Foulkes ; R. Thompson, for stealing an iron azletree, the property of W. Miller ; W Tower, for stealing a piece of beef, several eggs, and some butter, - the property of R. Pickering ; and T. Wheeler, for stealing 11 chimney glasses, the property of R. Faircloth. The three lat ter were fined • Is. each, and discharged ; and Two were acquitted, viz. W. Webster and Mary Wevin ; but ordered to be detained. The same day the Sessions ended, when sentence of death was passed on Sarah Ward, for stealing several articles ef plate, the property of A. Bruce, in a dwelling !tiptoe, convicted in January Sessions bIE, and judgmr nt respired. J. Smith, J. Moore, and W. Davis,•for a burglar, in the demi house of T. Hill. Jane Morris, for stealing goods, the property ciA:De la 'Berge and others, in the dwelling house of P. Sirrell. W. Cooley, for stealing goods, valve 61. and upwards, in the dwelling house of I. Hall. Eleanor Thompson, for robbing W. Hates on the highway of a 71. rare.. G. Wilkinson, for stating 701. the property of W. Wykes, in his etwi4fing house ; and W. Shepherd, for mbling G. Goddard on the highway of geode and monies, value 61. es. After the Rsrontssa had passed sentence on the above prisoners, a man was brought up, who, it ap peared, had upon the trial of George Stanley, on Thursday last, given him an excellent character, when, in fact, he knew that he had been before tried,, at the Old Bailey, and convicted. The Court, indig nant at the attempt to impose upon them, had corn-, mitted him, and he was now brought up to be dis charged. The RYAY/RDER addressed him in an em phatic manner upon the.enormity of his conduct ; and assured him, that nothing but regard to his fa mily, which, from the variety of petitions and inter cessions for him, he had foundto be considerable, and dependent upon him, would.have induced the Court to let him pass with so slight a punishment. The pri soner bowed respectfully and withdrew. Thirty-seven were ordered to be transported for seven years, viz. R. Prosser, J. Morgan, Elizabeth Booth, J.-Hart, Y. Frost, J. Madden, Mary M 4 Get, J. Argent,R. Flayed, Mary. Johnpon, C. Vining, Charlotte Way,. alias Bummed, J. Neale, J. Norris, Mary. Hardy, D. Harcourt, M. Brown, J. Denny, G. Stanley, Susannah Truman, W. Hall, Ann Grace, Elizabeth Manderville, J. Mtd dleton, M Course, Maria Jones, Y. Tatnell, D. Buckley, T. Buck ley, J. Homer, Y. Jiartrup, J. Dalton, Matilda Snowswell, P. Lill, W. Bone, T. Crozier, and Y. Algood. One was ordered to be imprisoned in the House of Correction at Clerkenwell, for two rears ; thirteen in the same gaol for 12 months ; fifteen for siz calendar months. Seven in Newgate for various periods. Five to be publicly and two privately whipped. Four fined it. each, and discharged ; and eighteen dialtaiged by proclamiuion. Sessions adjourned to the Ist of June. Irntcrumr BILL.—A Bill has passed the House of Commons, and is now pending in the House of Lords, for " amending du law, with regard to the course of proceeding on Indictments and Informa tions in the Court of King's-Bench m certain cases." By this Bill it is proposed to enact—That whenever any person shall be charged with any offence by in dictment, or information, in the Court of King's-Bench, not being :name or felony, the Judge may issue his warrant, and cause such persons to be apprehended, in order to his or her being bound to the King with sufficient sureties, in such sum as in the said warrant shall be expressed, with condition to appear in the . said Court, and to answer, &c. and in case of neglect or refusal, it shall be lawful for the Judge to commit such person to the common gaol of the county, city, or place, there to remain, Stc. And in case he or she shall not enter a plea or demurrer in the said Court to such indictment or information, it shall he lawful for the psosecutnr to cause an appearance, and also the plea of not sulky to be entertid in the said Court, and to proceed to trial thereon, as if the de fendant had appeared and pleaded not guilty.—And there is a clause to authorize the execution in Scotland of warrants issued in England, Sm. Wednesday evening one of the stoves or drying houses belonging to the powder-mills on Hounslow 'heath blew up, and the man who had the care of it was killed. No one else received any injury. Tuesday night, about nine o'clock, a hackney emelt was standing for a considerable time in Wells street, near Goodman's-fields, with the driver on the box ; it was conjeotured that the driver was asleep, but on attempting to awake him he was found to bt dead, and was immediately taken from his seat for the Coroner's Inquest. The carriage was taken care of till an inquiry should be made at the Coach-office, Somerset House, to know where it belonged to. On Monday night, or early yesterday znorning, some thieves contrived to obtain an 'entrance into the premises belonging to Messrs. Goorve and Cozzycas, • No. 2'.2, East-lane Bermondsey, and stole therefrom one Bank of Engl and Note value 10PL another note of 401. With some siker tea-spoons: and sundry other articles, and unfortunately got dear off. oe Friday evening, about dusk, a Man genteelly dressed went into the ship of Mr. Keating, in the Strand, and asked to look at some diamond and pearl Any. Mr. Keating *hewed him some, which he examined, asked the prises, and observed, that be dared to say be bulimic in his pocket more valuable than any of them, and pet his hand into his coat pocket, under a pretence of skew ing it, but pulled out a handful of smut, and threw it at Mr. Kearieg's eyes, which deprived him of his sight for the M me, and eke fellow mu at with tour pair of diamond rings. Fescue v.--On Tuesday a young man, of the name of Males, who is a clerk in the Hope so -wean: Office, underwent another private examination before the Lord Mayor, charged with hav ing committed different forgeries for large bums one of which la end to be upon the booking - horse of Mews. imith and Co. of Mansion Houasetreet, and another upon the hankie; house of bfasterman and Co. White Hememost,t;eacediurch•etretet. Some e articular evidence still being wanting, the poasser was moo r► minded for farther 'sanitation. GLMALT4II2. llZlfl 01.27. Detained andbronght in 61C the 10th 111 L—The PortilVete 009 - tieho San Antonio y Alrass, Mai de Cruiz, from Tangier, with: tobaero, for Seville; by the privateer Revenzei 'Captured and brought in on the Mth.—The Spanish bow Nra4 Sta. del Carmen, M. Herrera„ 25 days from Vera Cruz, with tow baceo and cocoa, tot Cadiz, by the privateer Queen Anti —A Spa:, nigh misticho, name unknown, 6 days from Hignreta, with Sian dinias, for Cadiz, by the privateer Revenge. Arrivals from the 4th to the 11th ult. His Majesty'sship Cyage, Captain Staines, 10 clays from Ply mouth.—The Inviiah schooner Dispatch, Santo Taliafico, 60 days from Malta, and last from Traponi, In 9 days, with btans sad biscuit, for this place; his Majesty's brigs Dexterous and Red wing, from a cruise to the westward; the English Felucho Brilliant, Louis hlaresco, two days from Tangier, in ballast; his Majesty's sloop Paulin, Capt. I.untley, two days from Jeremy bay; his Majesty's ship Centurion, Capt. Webb, 18 days from P. , rtsmoutli, with stores. On the 10th. under convoy of the Antelope, Capt. Bazeley, the following English vessels, in 17 or 18 clays from Falmouth, viz. H.kna, Durell; Rover, Chatham ; Thomas and Mary, Sinclair; Douglas, Wilson ; Sarah Ann, Yawsen ; Larkins, Forster, Cognac Packet, Harrison ; Hope, Campe; Middleton, Davie ; Auksberry, Young; Christiana, Osborn; Jane, Johnston; Mercory,Secjeant, Ambrosia, M'Ellester ; Salerno, Philip; Princess Mary, Gibson, Sedulous, Ingham ; Thetis, Balfour ; Isis, Pattick ; Juno, Black worth; WWiam, Walforth ; Anne, Bale; Baron Nelsou r Foster ; London, F. Scare ; Robert and Sarah, .1. Wilson ; Minerva, C. Wikigooee • Ga/lant Schemer, J.Donovan ; Towry, I. Bennett; Anson, Gs;odwin. New Diligent, T, Scott ; Apollo, Chapman; Elizabeth, Alexan der Dampeter ; Adventure, J. Body; Endea vonr, J. Cozen; AMphion, G. Deanhani ; Police ; J. Z:sstood ; Pansy and 5a11y,,1 0 .. Theaker; San Antonio de Padua, B. Diiittleo, Sophia, Writ. Smith; :Roller, 1. Thompson ; with Naval and Ordeastee Stores, provisions for the Army and Nary, coals, mer chandize, At. &e. for this place and the Mediterranean. The English ship f'lat'ter, Edward Charlton, two days from Tangier, with merchandizie for this place. His Majesty's brig Cor.fout;der, Lieutenant Valobra. The Mary, Shield, blilnes, and Lady Shore (light transports), from the fleet of Cadiz. Seiko on the 4th, his Majesty's ship Hydra, to the Eastward ; his Majesty's brig Redwing, to the westward. Nailed on the 6th, his Majesty's ship Cyane, to the Eastward. Sailed on the 9th, his Majesty's sloop Paulina to the westward.' 'Detained, and brought in on the I ttls--The American schooner Ricer, Charles Rich, 96 days from Trieste, with linen, Ste. for Baltimore ; by H. M. brig Confounder. Detained, and brought in on the 13th—The Moorish xebe,cgte Releshooda, Rais Absolem Bernado, 15 days from Barcelona, with so pipes wine for Tangier; by the privateer Rock Scorpion. Detained, and brought in on the 14th.—The Ametican ship Maria, Thomas Havens, from Barcelona, and last from Villanova, in 9 days, with wine, for New York ; by the privateer Fortune. Arrived on the sth inst. his Majestyiship Illustrious, Captain Broughton, from the fleet of Casks, having sustained consider able damage in her cat-water. Arrivals from the 11th to the 18th of March. The English brig Ann, Ge9qte Gilard, 16 days from Malta, with fruit, fur London—H. M. packet Princess Elizabeth, Capt. Kidd, 1: days from Malta, with mails—H. M. hired ship Duchess of Bedford, Capt. Robert Midforth, I.day from Tangier—H. M. packet Lord Townsend, Capt. Cock, 11 days from Falmouth, w.th mails—H. M. stoop linnet's., Car. Garth, from a cruize to tae Westward—H. M. sloop Neon', from a crnize in the Glit--• Tht English schooner Mnnareh, W. Angliednus, 12 days from Guernsey, with-potatoes, for this plate. Sailed on the 13th- : —H : M.ahips Fotidroyant and Agamemnon, to the Westward—H. M. brig C:ontounckr, to the li'estward. Sailed on the 14th—H. M. sloop Sabrina, on a cruize. ECCLESIASTICAL PROAIO rioNs. Its Graoe the Archbishop of Canterbury has presented the Rev. Henry Crowe to the vicarage of St. Nichols., Thanet, va cated by the resignation of the Rev. I'. Le Ger. The Duke of Queensberry has presented the Rev. John Yor stoun, minister of Morton, in Dumfries-shire, to the parish of Torthorwald. Oa the 31st nit, the second Burgher Congregation in Atka, una nimously chose Mr. Ale.zandet Stark,-preseher of the gospel, to be their Minister. BIRTHS. On the Sd instant, in Sussex, the wife of the Rev. John Russell, of a son. en the 6th instant, at Asheot, Somerset, the Lady of the Rev. G. H. Templer, of a &nester. At.Croydon, the Lady of I .ieut. Colonel Haldane, of a son. MARRIED. On the 29. th of September last, at Mary►la-Bonne Church, by the Rev. B. Lawrence, of Jesus College, Oxford, Wm. Robertson, Esq. second son of the late A. Robertson, Esq. of Prenderguest, Berwickshire, to Miss Abbs, only daughter of R. B. Abbs, Esq. 01 Newcastle-upon-Tyne. At Salisbury; the itcv. Henry Hinman, A. B. of Oriel College, Oxford, to Miss Charlotte Cohost, yountst daughter of the late Barfoot Colton. In Bedfordshire, Chevalier Desjardins ' to Miss Betsey Warner, with a fortune of £ IO,OOO. It is remar kable, that Miss W. was courted at different tittles by a Physician, a Divine, and a Limb of the Law ; but preferned thestddretoes of an bum ble Emigrant. acat".rwiekenham, Lune' Alexander Hodson, Esq. of Liverpool, to Miss Sarah Hodges, youngest daughter of the late Jeremiah Hodges, Fsq. of Bolney Court, Oxon. At Mdisbnrgh, on the 7th instant, Alexander Renny Tailyour, Esq. of Borrowfield, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Alexan der Ramsay, Bart. of &Amain. At Fareliam, E. O'Brien, Bradby, both of Catisfuid, in Hampshire. At Leith, J. Hindman, Fag. of the Royal Navy, to Cathetioe, daughter of 1)r. Rom, physician, Montrose. NTOIIIO.W Putt Ilse. San sets Moan sett 5 minutes after 5 155 Wastes after 6 I 0 minutes dtet 0 HIGH WATER Al LONDON LICIDOETO-MORROAV. Morning Afternoon SF/ minutes after S. fort R.HRU MA !ISMS, SPRAINS. CHILBLAINS, &c. DR. STERRS S OPODELDOC. In the Stamp round each bottle are engraved the words •' F. New. bevy,- No. 45,5 t. Paul's," and Auk witJaout this diainetion are (retinue. 1 . • 'HE fuccefa of this Medicine 'has given ,if. to a great number of counterfeits, as well as to a variety of Embrocations, Fff noes, Liniments Sac. Ste. lonic or which are Co hot and Rrong. as often to excoriate. .to cairre blithe's. oar often t. •contract the Bums ; and others are fo weak as so be of no sffet :—hut this Opodeldoc by its happy canal+ s cion, by the union of efficacy and fafety, will ever mall till its wonted eminence and rape. Wily. By its warm, pent tratiiig and attenuating qualities, it is a mutt excellent remedy for exter nal rheuntatifnu ; and by its Itrengthening powers, it fpredily re itores the parts which are injured by toulfre and fprelns; it Is of Brest Crevice in cramps, or numbnefs ; 1a killilefs or w• aki.eis of the joints; as alto in promoting circulation in the fleas when in a paralytic Sate : it is likewlfe particularly, fuccefsfol in Chilbl•ins, and if ufed in time. will prevent their breaking. but in this tom pleint a little of it Ihould he &Sired in a fpoon,and applied warts. Sold only by F. Newhery and Sons, No 41. St. Paul's. 4 doors from the coach way from Ch. aplide, London, price all 6d each hot de, duty included ; and by their appointment, by Bacon and Co ~ tford-fticte; Wads Old•Burad•ftrat • Bayley and Co. Cock• fpur itreet ; Ward, Middle•row.Holborn; Clarke. Borough High ttreet ; Randall. Royal Exchange :Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; and Hirrie, corner of Ludgate Brett. IMPORTANT DIiCOVERY. THE Advantage the Public must always derive front regularly educated professional men direCting almost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never mom clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has attended the administration of their new reettedy, and the eltraor ! dinary cures it has performed. Fear a lemg.series of jears, Mears. Cua le and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Niajest y's 'twice, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of tLteir investi gation, and are happy in having MP-overeat a medicine stagsrior to mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe that the effects of this . remedy are etiametsically opposite to those of mercury, fur though it completely eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its most coefirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injure the constitution ; on the contrary, It renovates the system in all its natural Notions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre serves that constitution in its prinuthe state, but restores a weak and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number less instances are on resent recant of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excel' of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, though not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sexes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of. disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de ticiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the unhappy sufferer broods over biz misfortune, ashamed to seek ft lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render life oppressive. To such persons it must he a consoling reflec tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of mamma, be restored to that greatest of all beanan blessings, a strong, manly and vigorous getstit ution. In all cases of debility, deb - Willey, front whatever cause arising, &swell as in every species of venercsd infection, Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton. Qarden. *Patients in the country describing the particulars of theireomplaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a rank note, will have the necessary medicine and aetvice tent to any part of the kingdom. No. 107. Hatton Ganinn. DIED. of the Blue, to Mrs. At her mother's, in Dernford-street, Statehouse, swat. Ply mouth, on the oth instant, the wife of Lieutenant I. Curtis, of•the Royal Navy, leaving a family of four children to bewail her loss. At Clifton, of a mortification in his foot, Charles Wolseley, Esq. Admiral of the Red, in the 67th year of hip age. lie uase the only surviving brother of Sir Wm. Wolu:ky, Ifs& Of Staffordshire. At Kircudbright, William Lenox, Esq. late Provost of that burgh, aged X 4 years. At Middieton, MrS. Savage, relict of Captain Jost-ph Savage, aged 106 years. At York, in the 80th year of his age, Mr. B. Lund, printer; upwards of 60 years in the Courant office. Tuesday se'nnight, on board his Majesty's ship Buckingham, Mrs. Paull, wife of I acutenast Paull, of the Royal Navy. Wednesday se'nulght, I. Plunckete, Esq. second Assistant of his Majesty's Dock-yard at Chatham. - At Dundee, Mrs. Henderson, wife of Dr. Robert Henderson, Physician there.. Walter Welch, Esq. of Ade, Gloucestershire, in consequence of a fall from his horse in returning from Wincheemb fair. Saturday se'nnight, at Howlett., Kent, in the 71st year of her ate, Lady Yates, relict of the late Mr. Justice Yates, and of Dr. 'Thomas, Bishop of Rochester. Oa the 4th instant, Thomas Gould, Esq. one of the Benchers and late Treasurer of the Middle Temple, and the only surviving brother of the late Judge Otiuld. In Upper Gower-street, Geo. Sbutn, eldest son of G. Sham, Esq. At Edinburgh, on the 4th inst. Lieut. Shawn Drysdale, late of Slitardade. At Edinburgh, the same day, Mr. Alexander Stevenson, one et the depute clerks of Session. Oa the Bth inst. Hetes, the infant daughter of John Compbeit, of Carlon:id', W. S. The Rev. Juim Maelaren, Minister of the Relief Congregation, At Aberdeen, Mr. George Man. merchant, formerly one of the Magistrates there. At Bath, on the 4th inst. the Right Hon. Lady Charlotte Mur ray, eldest sitter of his Grace the Duke of Athol]. On the 14th December last, Mr. Patrick Parker, surgeon, who for several years taught mathematics in Edinburgh. At Madeira, the 6th February, Mr. Joseph Cook, son of Pro fessor Cook. St. Andrews. COAL MARKET, Aprill3. Ships at Market Ships void .56 Newcastle Coslss .37 4Sa. Od. to 594 04 3 Sunderland S 43s Od. to 48s. Od. t Stone Coal 0 00s. Od. to 00s, Od. S Cinders 0 sSa. Od. to 00s. Od :RICK OF HAY AND STRAW IPI smattnsw. Nay A. Ss. to 451 Ss New Qom A. Os to OL Os. Clover SI. Ns. so 71. Os. Stair SI. Ss. to IL Os. LTIGH and Co. Sna.geoass l ot A-7A attention to the treateusit of certain Compliints,c oassi n „ s in an unguarded hour, and that Debdltywhiehils causedhy Tad : ful • habits. Mr. Lama having been en gage d i n this et branch for the last eleven years in this how, it is presp aa a: the advantage of such eeperietice gives the utmost success s a ;; t l assiduity with which they devote th e ms e l ves to the Cure sr*, Complaints.—ln AI cases of recent occurrence the core is and pain an d da nsre ,g sse equality aeoidedl. In every ce eep Q case, and in those distressing deficieicies, which are th e quencet of youthfel imprudence, or the enervating ituli geta , - " maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment moir es auk and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The ter n , stated on the first interview, or in answer t« lettere, cos t a m ,„7 bank note, and in every ease the most inviolable sec eeer i;i d : served. _No. Jo, Arundel-street, near l'emple it. There is an additional entrance in Water -street adiutrue. FOR COUGHS, htIARShNESSIiii, 'THE great demanri for Mr. Geraknootor's canoes of Toil:, after fifty years trial, proves tbiy.,,.. riot ity as the molt pleafant and effeetual Remedy foe alie n Hoarfeneffes. Sore Throats, and Dtfluzions en. the I.nn g ,, s - ,7 lug the Rawriefs and &Imes of the &null, and affordin g / in Shortnesof Breath, Afthmatie and t oeumpthe Cots*, Trey do not cloy the Stomach butt relte In Appetite. AS grist benefit to he derived from them. Call only be (rented by Ines LI them genuine, the Public are requettel to Wert; ti ns R. HAVWARII i 4 printed on the Ramp.. Thde I.,..tenges are prepared And cold by R. Hayward N eed . to I'. Greenough. the inventor) rem o ved ..m Imitate Ni g ; 5.6. Piccadilly ; Newhery and sang. St. Paul's Church 781 , 4 1 %, eon, °tiered-greet ; Clarke, Ben u. h : Want, Holborn; main Venders of Genuine Meilicirm throughout The Linked Kinser •, • Prier Ore S‘illinp and 1 hr.. Halfpenc , . the ,i,‘e DR. HODSON'S IMPEREIL NV HAI' Patient. who is suttl.ring Linder the a. 'sewing pain of Chronic Rheumatism, or the mere taws anguish of Gout, woukl not, at any priv,. gladly purchase s Re medy to relieve kis sufferite, No remedy has been so effsdatizs. Dr. Hodson's Imperial Oil, i ; affwaing certain ease, and slim& ing pain in these distressing complaints, in the swelling odd ': - and stiffness of the tendons, the bad eff-ct of old strains, worse either by much exertion, or by cold variable wead ft ,_ This excellent application reduces the swelling, and Wi lli .* tendons and muscles soft and pliable; in oat disease. the Le ek the related yielding condition of t h e bo nes I s so weneoilb changed by the regular ;Ise of the Imperial Oil, that the bolsi. though distorted, g tin their natural shape and fi gure. In Pi* Numbness of Limit:, and Torpor of the Back or Spine, hymn. A sovereign remedy, by animating and restoring the mere Nerves. Sold whol.viale and retail at Mr. Butler's, N. 4, Chaps* corner of l'atei nost,r-row; Hazard Anti Mims, and Creme Bath; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Gregsons. Liverpool; Raster, Edinburgh and Glasgow; awl most litookselkts and tow divine venders in every country town, in hnttles, at a, Od.ezh. DR. FRISRM et GUI I A NAL U out's. IHE value 4 this Infallible Medicin e h as b ees r g long proved. that nothing of the prefeutdwatt beer volved/ion witb it in all the thiferect Raga ol &certain Akre. which it (Scan Yy cures and eradicates Irma the haw, le i t u e . etching the painful feelings and expofure rhat sweats faittatim, without debilitating the coottirution in any degree, wets le quiting confinement from bufioefa, ne rettriaion is dirt. The radical virtues of thefe inefiimable have paved dote ax's to public approbation for more than thirty years. le attic& bility of both fete.. they prove a never failing nalorattve, tber the debility is produced by too free oft of Mercury, iliac pleafures, or the effedts of a warm etiolate to travellers, width* alroad. They aannut be racommeo dcd too firmly chore who will receive a fafe. fpeedy, and complete care in alldl ftubborn fleets, and etery weakuefs that afeds the HAI:WO organs of urine. By its acaey many women have become ca titers who for ycrs had been deprived of that happinds. Sold wholefate and retail at Mr. Butler\ No. 4, Chtapfalcov. nee of Paterntifter row, and retail by &lam, rottfosoutit;Bdiolt Parties ; Wide and Rftge-s. Plymouth: Peek, Hull; Calm/1,14i Ha; Bart r and V.a.dsrtkl, Glafgow ; Batt, r, Smith and M derma. Felintworgh , and by snott country medicine venders, it /*tiles at a. oil. rash. wit% ample diredinot. .ItU I'LER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW - . DER. here afrred to the ufe of the Pabile at ge t vat I. the circle of Pr. P. H. rilmfdale'" partieulsrargusintsois, mil the Nobilliy and Gentry, his patients. and I's virtualufity mutt -t ut ; but a attain delicacy prevented Win from pabliely ennouninv this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into pofkiion of the main" recipe, and he begs to ante thole afillited with decayed or dlos• five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy anctrefble save quality--a truirm of which any nee may be convinced, bra fair and candid trial of one bow. Of the properties of ids Toe-1 Powder. its detective property fajta tuflacient to cleanup the deftruaive particles of acid.which generally adhere to the gems. and in the ince-Mires of the teeth without irk:ling the (Owe el tither, beaßog formers in the former. and proosotlog a new .la met of pearly whkenels, 'where it has been irjored or corn& imp the latter. It has a pleafa••t and agreeable odour and is "ALMA Si perfedtly innocent, that it may be eaten without ny,ry. Tbek dittinguilhing charadteridics of its fanative circa' and furtaionty, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the %icon, Art Priorities, the limpet(' of Ruffia. the ll:chafes of Yotitaidn- - (. O-rdon Leeds, Rutland, and moil of the nigh& and for-igu • My, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a meet Cary appendage to Ibe toilet and Indeed they do but common Ist• tier herein. ce it imparts a Armada and beautiful rednelleutle gums.to the bruit kthe molt deltaahle fweetnefs and. itufenem ttantly as direCted, veil render the teeth firm and white, and•Pf' vent the tooth ach from returning to thofe who have bona* to its molt banefa &eds. Prepared and GU orhoirfale and retail by Mr Burke, No. 4. Cheaptide, corner of Norm (ter-row, London, and anted ors try Medicine Venders and Perfumers,in bores at as. 941. each . Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired los& ltrudies.prioe is. each. THUNIAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON. MODIOIJIMIS SIMI, BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 had been afflicted with the Luca Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting ereryscourse of medicine prescribed by the most emineet of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of edivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the sluing of last year my disorder bad got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence. I bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broken out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and Ihe Rev Mr. BARCLAY's PA IhNI AN I (BILIOUS had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left it' was a remade of the celebrated Dr. Bitches, had also two nodes upon it, was very much discoloured, and gave a Author et the Doractile Medicine, that complaints of re arenas excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as Itomcch and bowcis are the prevailleg malady of this away, nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was re- which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal commended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received so great a cure ca f e s ; t h a t -h e p er f on w h o co uld dikover for the relief and by them here,) to take your Leslie's Patent Pills, which I began fife and :nfallible remedy wouldperfurrn a moil important (-tyke to do on the 26th May ; in the coated of a fortnight 1 b e gan to to f oc i ety . ' I h at difeovery has ow been made in the Paws -receive benefit—in little more than 3 Ineelth_,__• t he the &Set Ork•MY w hi c h, an d t h e h l h e flim a tion in which they are elefeastlifb ulcers oa my Antil.illous Pills of the Rev. Wiliam Barchy,the eittenbutik . Bead and arms were soundly leg healed also leaving, however, consi considerable disceloura has con fi derahly icitned the itemiser of dick complaints; ad'' agn'Trite tion in the skin, and pain in the bane of the left, which, by the fair tea fhort time, to be the meant of entirely eradicatira thew. blessing of God, and g tittle longer perseverance in your invalua- 1 befe Pills have a quiet and fate operetion,they adposccraal his Medicine, subsided; the nod e s disp e rsin g , the skin regaining and fpeelheally on the bile.and thus remevedieneateroasslike ia its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off-1 thus ~ m arled with it, Belt headaches, flatuleece. liver eamplaillitsia a ' . became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from dke,eerrotts Warden from indagcflit.n, See They are MY former complaints—have r ec o vere d my former spirits and valeattle family treatise hitherto dared to the Public ac• strength, and sin become jolly and fat, in which state having eon- Proprietor is futn.,tted by the molt refpediable evidence eat tinged many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I firft eharadters of the Notility and others, that they barrows am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, been adaduittered to any "cyan without/bring attain eolfecelf for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as relief, and in the end templet* a cure public as possible, as 1 shall on every ccasion—ln so doing you This valuable medicine, having been ufed with ble.thl itieca' ' will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble wr• mended by the folksy >ng diflioguilhed Pafoospa e— vent, AI*EX- MIIRKER. The Right Han Vikount DILLON Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. • The Lord Rifhop of BATH and WELLS Witnesses to the above Cure, Sir JOHN HONEY WOOD, Bart. M 1' for Hooka lohn Thompson, No. S, New Poultry-market, Edinburgh. Sir sTUPHI•N LUSHINGTON, But. M.P foe Pear John M`Lntosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. THOMAS ANSON, Efq. lid P. for Litchlitid. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, JAMES AMYATI*, Efq. M.P. for Soethampton Member of the Royal College of Senecas in London, at his house, NICHOLSON CALVERT. Efq. M.P. fie Hereford No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where, after a constant residence of EDMUND BOEHM. Efq. New-Reset, St4it tgarileat more than 40 years, in a practice particularly directed to the THOMAS HA M ERSLEY, Efq op Cure of Venereal Complaints, and chase incidental to the G. W. DICKES, Efq. Prints Secretary to tte ArdshiNt Parts of Generation with that inviolable secrecy which men Cant e rbury of his profession sh ould always observe in such eases, he Sat- The Rev Mr. DIMOCIC. Librarian en the Menthe" geeshimself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously adoti- CECIL EORRES I'ER. Efq M.P. for Wenlock linen toPeraaca tabial this Medicine, aline esteemed, by digs ' Sold what'll& and retail by Mr. Butler , N o. 4, Cbc6 ..1`; canting Public, as as advantage seldom attained said void of all corner of Paternolta-row ; sad retail by Mr Kirby, Wee" aombigtrjty Old Bond Brat; Mr. Stratum, Lelcefter ((Place assir e, They are also sold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. burgh, and Glafgow ; and by all reiged4ble Ye den 115, It. Atbsn'parreet, Pall Malt ; die Toy-shop, No. 109, Or and Country. lonia:est ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, FlAptertotAlll, nearly up- i A Cautione—Otiferve the name of Wililam Bares! is r" . i r r ea l . palletise Monument ; and by one person is every considerable en the Ramp , which is melted on the outfade wriPP"r` . ' ad. town in England, Ike. in boles only es. 94 each, sealed up with box; all not 1 0 ihinved are a dangerous imitation. PM: . 5' 6 full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex my cure and la. pa has, with ample dksetioae. themselves with ease and Kerrey. N. livery box said in Great Madill* wiled up width astantp, on vshich,by favour of theCoesantsioners, is primod,m ebedeasup LOsoett.NDOWr;s6Plishearin Olio,—'l . . Taylor, Nu. 9, New —4 o lakel f m ud, teetary Place , Lambeth -0 ji `-' , " tai felony, and ail e th ers an coasts t & lPtred tadawandie") tai r'u ~_ v - ~~ ~'. ( nr 11 P I PIe F AL opt r o :: ° hi ps . ' ag li " 1 """ '6 1 E 4 4 .1 LOUc t ow G tpe foliewin laward ihot 14t otaii OBST N7'OU ttallg tbe decela Relation,. propor retard, r ventral LdAla A INT O to Oland la For fu Wier (P ft3Y4 (AN vf G 1 }BEEN Priv% u 1 " 4 Pt 4C4. rn" M Gate o the Pal CITY in Skin iD Guil ,-- -- • W eT}H AVE N. TO S. SOLOMON, LSI). M. D. LiVERIPOOL. SIR --I have the satisfiction to assure yem, that your Medicine, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, has not unde servedly gained so great reputation in the vicinity of Whitehaven. - Many cases emsbi be adduced wherein it has been highly effica cious among time rest, a Gentleman of my atquaintanee waited upon me, and entreated that I would make you acquainted with the. wonderftil cure he had experienced by the use of a few bottles of it, which he purchased [rota me. His complaint was of a Ner vous kind, and o( manly years standing; and, though manycerne die* had been unsuccessfully tried, nothing but the Balm of Gilead produced that happy change in his whole system, which be had for many years sought in vain. If further information is necessary, you may refer any respectable enquirer, by letter, post paid, to your most obedient humble servant, WILLIAM ALBIN, Wbitehaven. P. S. I have sold great quantities of the half guinea bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, and nothing has added a greater sanction to my shop as a young beginner, than having it in my possession. The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every respectable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.