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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING's . BENCH, !UNE 4. GUI V. MATTHVV. The Plaintiff is the widow of an who lost his life at the battle of Trafalgar. The Defendant was formerly •an officer in the Somerset Militia. This ac tion was brought to recover, to the amount of 3201. received b the Defimdant to the use of the Plaintiff. After a stiort disclosure of the facts of tht• case by Mr. Gannow, Mrs. EleAnor Grey deposed, that the Defendant had received 2501. from Colonel Herries, paid from the Patriotic Fund, for the Plaintiff, and also 701. from Messrs. Ross and Ogilvie, agents to the husband of the Plaintiff. • On her cross-examination, she said, that she liied with the Defendant, and passed by his-name for six years ; that her husband was alive, and was a brother officer with the Defendant in the Somerset Militia ; and that she had abandoned .Mr. Matthew, as he had made an attempt upon her life. Mr. PARK said, that he never -would treat persons who were living in open adultery with the same r.- spect he would others who came with a- pure moral character before the Court. He said that his instruc tions supplied him with a clear ,ground of defence.— Notwithstanding the Plaintilf knew of the irregular connection of the Defendant and the witness, she, sus taining the reputable character of an officer's widow, had condescended to become part of the same family for sir months. During that time, the embarrassed sate of the affairs of the Defendant made it necessary fir him to quit Harley.street, where he resided ; and on his so doing, in re-payment for the money he had received for kccount of Mrs. Guin, he executed a bill of sale in favour of the Plaintiff of all the valuable furniture and plate in that establishment. He should put in the bill of sale, accompanied by such, proof as would satisfy the Jury. • Mr. Burket being called, produced the bill of sale, with an inventory, signed by the Plaintiff ; but Mrs. Eleanor Giry being re-examined by his Lordship, it appeared that the upholsterer had seised all the fur niture and valuables, and :that the Plaintiff had re ceived no - benefit from jhaElastrkiment, which wits only prepared as an expedient to protect the efFeits from the other &editors of the Defendant.—Verdict for the Plaintiff. 3201. , • POOLE. If. :111i0Clitio This was an action for damages ; the Defendant having run a wheel-barrow over the foot of the child of the Plaintiff, in consequence of which, a violent swelling and inflammation ensued, which terminated in an abscess; of which the child languished and died. Before the case proceeded to aierdict, the matter was referred to arbitration. COURT OF COMM* P 1133, TUNE 4 NEEDHAM AND =IT D. CLAY AND OTHERS, The Plaintiffs are brewers at Tottenham : the De fendants are Directors of the Albion Fire and Life Office ; and were subscribers to a policy granted by that Office, for the insurance of the Plaintiffs. The action was to recover 20981. Ss. the alledged amount of a damage by fire, sustained by the Plaintiffs in No vember last. The Office, from the information of the officers of Excise, and from other circumstances, considered the•claim to be much beyond the amount of the loss. The Jury were of the same opinion, and ' gave a verdict for 17391. 13s. 6d. being a deduction of 3581. 9s. 6d. froth the sum claimed. OLD BAILEY. The Chief Mate of the hulk on board of which the prisoner was confined,produced the certificate of his convict ion, and stated, that about five years ago the prisoner was received un board the hulk—he stayed there about four or five months, and then ef fected his escape. Mr. Gouty, Counsel for the prisoner, objected to the cerfi fickte of conviction on two grounds-Ist, that it did not state the place at which tho conviction took place ; ;ad 2dly, that it stated only that the prisoner had been tried before a Naval Court Mar tial, without mentioning the name of.the President or other Mem bers of the Court. The law expressly required that a certificate should state before . whom the prisoner was tried, and this docu ment only stated by irlsat he was tried, namely, a Naval Court Martial. • . The Court - Omitted, that they had not any legal evidence be fore them of this conviction. "l'hc prisoner was immediately ac quitted, and upon the nultion of his Coumel ordered to be dis charged. On Saturday 14. piis;nersere tried, three of whom were capitally convicted, viz. T. King, aged 22, for a highway robbery, upon the ; person of R. Wortley, in the Haymarket, and taking from his person a silver watch. He was recommen ded to mercy by the Jury and the prosecutor. J. Smith and T. Runell, for stealing a quantity of printed paper, value 201. and upwards, the goods of J. Asperne, in his dwelling-house. Nine were convicted of felony, viz. Elizabeth Rollins, for stealing a watch, and a great coat, the property of J. Simpkin ; J. Miller, for stealing three shirts, and a shawl, the property of B. Bond, typed ls. ; Sarah Edwards, for stealing a ii. Bank note, the property of R. Johnson ; R. Beck, for stealing a parcel of nails, tacks, And other articles, the pro perty of R. Green ; Mary Lewis, for stealing 18 yards of cotton, the property of it. Burnett; W. Roberts, for stealing a. pair of stockings, a neckcloth, a shirt, &c. the property of J. Bird, Esq.; Mary Wood, for stealing 18 yards of calico, ti:e property of R. Potter • Sarah Kettle, fbr stealing five handkerchiefs , the pro perty of F. and W. Sirdelleld; J. Overton, for stealing 4Clbs. of butter, the property of S. and G. Cullum, fined is. and dis eharged.—And two were acquitted, viz. Sarah Brown, and John 'cvr. Yesterday 20 prisoners were tried, five of whom were capitally convicted, viz. J. Weyortl, for stealing 50 yards of baize, the pro perty of J. Croten, in his dwelling-house. Sarah Burgess, and Hannah Gagan, for stealing a niece of printed cotton, the property of S. Hoskins, privately in his shop ; and Sezmuel IVilhams, for stealing on the Thames two trunks, containing, a variety of articles, the property of Mrs. Mary Mills, of Bridge -street, Blackfriars, but laid in the indictment to be the property of Tho mas Simpson, a boatman, in whose care it was on the 11th of May last, when the property was stolen, at two o'clock in the day, from a boat off Hunger ford Stairs. Mrs. Mills had given the trunks to be carried by water to Putney. The prisoner engaged a passage on board the boat ; the boatman went on shore at liungerfoid Stairs for the purpose of getting some other goods to carry in his boat, and the pri soner taking advantage of his absence, lifted one of the trunks into a barge adjoining, and took the other on shore upon 1 is shoulders. The RBCOIIDIII, in summing up, said, that what ever mercy might be shewn to the prisoner elsewhere, if he should be an object worthy of it, it was not his wish to advise a Jury so far to trifle with their oaths, as from a humane intention to • find the prisoner Guilty of stealing under the value of forty shillings. If, however, they could see any reasonable ground fur doubting the evidence, they would give the p_ri soner the benefit of such doubt , and ° find him Not Gulity:--The Jury immediately pronounced tam Guilty—Death. Frazee: Sparer, and Am. Smith, were indictkd for stealing from W. Thompson, 41. in Bank:notes, two guineas, and other monies, The prosecutor stated himself to be. a Greenwich pensioner. He had been in town receiving some prise-money, and on his way home, through Ratcliffe-highway, came alongside of the prisoners, and being top-heavy, requested them to pilot him to his destined port ; but instead of that . ; they held up false lights, and decoyed him to a creek At 'Dumfries, en th e tsib ilk. iik.. r iv i t i r!..Marivell, yeanter o f Car of some-where near Seven-star-alley, between one and mine, two o'clock in the morning of the Ist of May. He Oa Saturday a son. rday night the wife of Mr. Johnson , No. 11, Sheollit e Market, of three line girls, all of whorit are lik. ly to do well. said he never went to bed with Spencer, but dosed at At Armagh , t he lad y of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir George Leith, the foot of the bed- till ten o'closk, when both pri. . „_ soners took his money from him, and then beat him i with a poker and fender, till he was so cut about the : On the 94th ult. in the 81st ycor of his age, the Rev. James mess Vicar of Rickling Esset. nose and head, that he was obliged to yield to the - . enemy's superior force, leaving him on deck almost Dorsetshire, the Rev. George Tren• chard, LL.D. rector of that place, and also rector of Langton dead with the' ltiss. of blood. His cries brought a Matravers. crowd about the door, and amongst them the con- At Glasg ow, on the 92d ult. aped 26 years, Mts. Alison Scott, stable Robert Brown, who found .lack bleeding at wife of Dr. Wm. Meikkbam, Profm.sot of Natural Philosophy in that University. every pore, and some of the money upon the prisoner On the 16th ult. Miss Maxwell M'Bralr, daughter of the late Spencer, which he identified. She was found guilty Mr. Arch. M`Drair, merchant, Glasgow. . . _ _ and Smith was acquitted. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TO-MORROW. - The following were convicted of felony, viz. Morning 49 minutes after 12 Mary Toleman, alias Crawley, fur stealing two yards of , Afternoon ....... .. printed cotton, the property of G. Dartrup ; Catherine Thomas, --•----"-- ' ' for stealing a petticoat, and a locket, the property of W. P. Don- nelly ;• Carolina Grant, for stealing a dollar, a half.crown, and 2s. the property of T. Dunn ; .1. Davis for stealing a handker. chief, the property of P. Sadler; T. White, for stealing five gal lons of oil, the property of J. Vicars; and J. Tortoiseshell , for stealing two boots, the property of B. Clarke, fined is. and tlisr charged. And nine were acquitted, viz. Catherine White, Mary Wheeler, alias Conner, Sarah Moore, Helen Allison, J. Moody, F. Edgar, and E.Taylor. Jam Bley, otherwise John COMMilli was capitally indicted for making his escape from the Hulks ' at Woolwich, in September 1803, and being found at ler* in the parish of St. James, Clerk enwell, on the 21st of April lOst, he having been convicted by a NaVal Court Martial of a mutiny on board his Majesty's ship Te merair. , and having afterwards accepted of his Majesty's pardon on condition of his being confined to hard labour on board the hulks for life. SALES BY AUCTION. At the LONDON TAVERN, FOXHOLE-STREET, PLY MOUTH, on FRIDAY, the 17th of June, at eleven, H E FOLLOWING' GOODS, VIZ. About 130 Tons Cocoa So Cases Peruvian Bark 473 Ingots of Tin Being the entire Cam) of the Spanish brig Vigilante, dtained, on her voyage from lima to Spain, by his Majesty's ship Astz- TRYST, Michael Seymour, Esq. Comma:ider, and since condem ned as prize. Also, In pursuance of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, addres sed to the Agents of Danish Prim and John Hawker, 50 HogsheAs Sugar, Landed from the Danish brig Hannah. For Catalogues and other Particulars apply to JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. }OR ACCOUNT OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR DANISH PRIZES. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday the 17th day of June next, at o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE Good Danish Barque NAUDEN, No. 53, no figare head, of the following Dimensions: Length on Deck 70 Ft. 1 In. Depth in the Hold 14 3 Breadth above the Wales 31 9 Ailmeasurea 1:33 59-91 Tons. For viewing, Inventories, and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAW KER, Merchant, Plymouth, One of the Arnts to the Commissioners tor the Sale Plymouth, May 28, 18s;£1. of Danish Prizes. LONDON MARKETS. RETURN PRICE of GRAIN, on board Ship as under: Wheat 60s 65s to 72s Boilers 125 s to 140 s "ifis to 82$ Suffolkt 142 s 53s to 64s his to 7'• s GOs to 73s 56s to 6:3 00s to fibs 40s 441 to 47s 48$ ta• 50s Superfine 84s to 861 Or Peeve Fine White 871 to 00s Beam., new Rye 44. to 521 Ditto, old ,Barley 40s to 4tis Ticks, new Fine 00s to 19s Ditto, old Malt his to 74. Oats !tape Seed 401. to 421. per Last. Polands Fine Flour 655. to 68s, per Sack. FROM THE:JANDON .GAZETTE, -MAY 201:. Average Price of CORlsl.4in England and Wales, from the returns ending the 28th of Miy, 1808. Wheat.. Rye. Barley. Oats. d. Oats. Beans. I Peas. s. d• 75 0 . . 51 .5 41 11 35 2 58 1 60 6 The average Priceof SUGAR, computed from the returns made M the weekending June I, is 391. 2d. per hundred weight. At the London Tavern, Foil:oh...street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 7th day of %neon eleven o'clock in.the forenoon, 'TUE FRENCH LUGGER PRIVATEER LA SYCILLF., square stern, pierced fur fourteen guns, cond:.mntd as Prize to his Majesty's ship Seine, Thomas Atkins, Esq. Commander. She is a well bt it vessel, nearly now, sails remarkably fast, and is admirably calculated for a Yacht or Pack t. . • DIMENSIONS. : : Length nn Deck - - - 50 Ft. G In. Breadth - - - - 16 0 Admeasurea - 63 10-94 Tons. .• • . For viewing the V....ssel and Stores, Inventories and further Par. ricalars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Plymouth, 4th une, 1808. Merchant, Plymouth, Also, by Order of the Commissioners for Sale of Danigh.Psiges, FOR SALE, the good Danish Brig ALVOEN, No., 18, square stern, and a scraul head. DIMENSIONS: Length 87 Ft. 0 In. Breadth Heighth between Decks - 4 3/ • Extreme Depth 16 04 Admeasures - 242 33-96 Tons. • Condemned as Prize to the Crown. For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, and further Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAW, PEER, Merch int, One of the Agents for sale of Danish Prizes: Plymouth, June 4, 1308. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE AND DISPOSAL OF DANISH PROPERTY. On the Premists of Messrs. Widow Symons and Son, Briton- Side, Plymouth, on Friday, the 17th instant, a-. Eeven preci:ely, THE Ship FORTUNA, No. 97, with all her Stores and Materials, ae she now lays.. DIMENSIONS : Length - - - • 7$ Ft. 5 Tn. Breadth - - 25 54 Adrneasures - - 900 15-94 'lons. She is well calculated for the general purposes of Trade. After which will be Sold, 275 Whole and 59 Half Barrels Rice, _ ___ Part of the Cargo of the Johan Hetirich, Jacob Wettern, Master, restored to the Claimant. 3 Half Butts of Wine, and 1 Small Cask Ditto, Part of the Cargo of the Palmbaum, B. Jorgenson, Master, re stored to the Claimant. And, about 350 Tons of Salt Part of the Cargo of the Portuguese ship Admiral Nelson,' Fran. Benieio de Carralko, Master,' 4 = .1;0, by virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, issued from the High Court of.A.dmirafiy, addressed to the Commis sioners for Portuguese Prop , and Edmund Lockyer, Esq. S Chests German Linen, viz. 3 Cask Hare Skins, and 4 Chests Sdesia's ' 1 Case Hate's Hair 4 Ditto Britannia's Being part of the Cargo of the Brig Catherina, Snip, Master. One third on the Vessel, znd 25 per cent. on the other Goods, in Cash or Bank of Frsland Notes, will be required as deposit at the tinit of Sale, and the remainder before the delivery of the Lots. The Danish Conunissiouers will not consider any pur chase binding on their part, unless the said deposit is made prior to the purchaser quitting the Sale-room. ,For vrewior the above, and further particulars, ipply three dais before the sale,' at the eon...ring-house of said Widow SYMONS and SON, Plymouth. IMPORTANT'DISCOVERY. • r rilE Advantage the Public must always derive from regularly caters professional men directing almost ,exclusively kheir studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly demdnstrated than by the unexampled success which has attended the achninis: ration of their new remedy, and the extraor dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, Messrs. Custom and Co: Surgeons, formerly in his Majecty's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to mercury in the cure of 'that complaint; it is sufficient to observe that the effects of this remedy are dialnetlically opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely. eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system in all its natural functions, 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 primitive state, but restores a 'weak and debilitated one to its natur.ii strength and vigour. Number less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, though not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth ocbOtti sexes t; a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there arc none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re fief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling reflec tion to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be , restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a Istrong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility. deficiency, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie land Co. may be consti4ed by patients of either se: with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton- Garden. Patients in the country describing the particulars of , their complaints, by letter post paid, enelosiug a Bank note, will have the necessary niediene and advice sent AO any part of the lansdonts rlo. 107, Hatton Garilpn. ford. . • t rriliOST Cites that yicldect last year co ciat e ff ects o f stsiLSEURY'S PATEN i' ANTISCWa, Tie Ditf/PS. a remedy of Thirty Yeas and upwardsin t•p.q, tar the Cure of %Curvy, Gout, Rhetnuatism, Scrophula, N et " . brintons, and obstructed Circulation of bile, &e. will find it o, tansy at this period of the year to recur :pi,' to the Us: of ti : Medlcitsei hi order to pies cut tie system again being vi l g e g return of the old ebsUplaines. This Medicine in bottles of is. Gd.; double boat 1014 and larger IL *my included, hiving Me vrords,loy King's Patent, copressed on the bottle, hill of dire:thins, and cuts side wrapper. The lanes duty also is printed in black ink, 4 allowance of Gd. in each batik, on taking half a dozen. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. W ORMS are the most frequent - sotuces of Clia; deen's Diseases. Their vmptcono c every Parent and Gab, titan of Children should be acquaimed with. I hey ocm.ion tot. appetite, a paleness of the colour of the fate, emaciationund golarstate of the Bowels, attended after st-ith violcio pactua ; tkeg bring on convulsions ; tbey affect the growth of th e body,and thee prove fatal, by ending in a consumptio n or decay. Poch as a pi t : ventive and cure of these alarming cninpla:nts,•the above tzesftesq Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony ot the hh.) :rit characters in this country. bosh in rank and respectsbility, tr has, no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, tresa a personal knowledge of its wonderfal sure.'ss in their own huh lies stampq Its morit beyond competition, and giies i saereb to k,' of which no other Medicine of the kind can bo ast: • Pacints a. 4 others, who have the care of children should have this rethedy AS 4 family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels Children are any way disordered, which it Will always be found se relieve.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, N 0.4. Cheapside, London ; and retail by mos: country Venders, in bout at 9s. 9d. and ss. 6d. each. t 2 U I . LER i s kLs FORA FIVE TOU fel-LOW DER, here offered to the ufe of the Publk.at l.rge, was ses. the circle of pr. P. H. Dimfdales part cularaccual•nance,asidthe Nobility and Gentry, his patients. and i a smuts tidily appretLi ed;•but a certain delicacy prevented hint from publicly announcliv this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into putlefOon of the otigin,..‘ recipe, and he begs to :tinge thole afflieled with decayed ter facto five teeth and gums, that they may rely on ki efficacy and reit*. ative qoality—a ttuifm of which any one may te convicted, by t tair and candid trial o• one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder, its deter live property is jolt fulficient to dear away thufe deftrudtive particles of acid which ge, - erzi:y adhere to the gums, and in theinterifices of the teeth without injuring the Enlace of either, healing forenefs in the :Triter. and proane:ng a new tna- Ninel of pearly whiteners. where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a plealluit and agreeable odour and is withal PI perfedly itin: , cent, that it may be eaten without njury. Theta chara der Mir s of its fanative iffee;tsand fuperionty, have procured it the unbounded appronation of the Oj.en , he Priticcffes, the Ern,,refs of Ruffle, the Duehefi of Yotlt,Beaford, Gordon. Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Luglifirand foreign No. hility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a aced% fary appendage to the tedlet, and ifideeerthey do but cornmcia jut.' cite herein, Geer it imparts a firtnners and- neaittiful wilnels to tbe gums.to the breath the molt deledtabte !weird . ' zed i[urol coa. ftantly as diredt d, wit render the teeth Err and white, anti pet vent the tooth ach from returning4n-thofe who have heetsliahle to: its molt banefhlefflids. ,- • Preptrcd a: d fold yucjet4c. and retail Fry Mr ilptler„, iNto. cliespfid%, corner of Patirnofter-row„1:ondon, and amoft ma. try Medicine Venders ailir PE-ifyineitati;Ankara-st-i4. 91. eact...; Of whom:may be liadilstztixet ingenintl Silvabsirett.rostlis Brulbre,erice I . e. each . I be i(c.e . PATOOS'LAN l iuil.iuts Pita IT w.atir ett.pEritqz.cdebrgted Dr. Buchan • a Author of the otheftic Medidne, that complaints of the nomad' and bowels ttre.rhe prqvajling - malady of Ate couroty which lay the fointdition bUtbe• Mori• formidable and fatal dif. urea; that thiprtfon -4tsho eould 'for tt ; est lief tartd curt t fay, and infailfhle rennaly.would perform a moft important fervias to fociety. That difeovery has. now been mad-.: in the Pared jltadbilious Ms Of the Rev. William Barclay, the extenfive file of ishi.:h and theb 4 gtf tfilmation In which they are eldervcdly igisionfiderably p.tebed the reomber of there complaints; and hide falg n a that time, to be the means of entirely eradicating there. • isc'e Pia breei quick and rus operation they ad .powerfullp • sod Ypatificaff rin'tfic bile, at 41. thtis remove the numerous diforderi mneded with it tick hea flatulence liver cvmplaitsts,jaun. dice, nervous difordees from Ititligeftitot,•firg They ate the meat valuable family wedding hitherte-Offeird to' he Put he 'teat • P.v.prietnr is forPorred by tltc molt rci;ietlable. evidence. of tin firß charaders ;the Nobility and tatheri„ohat they have tare b i n adminiftered to any periop iirltliot4 giving certain and fiettlt . and in the rod enmpitthig i'etßei • - . This val table medic ine, having be:au ufett-With fuecefr,isreaso: mended by the follow ing did inguiffied Pedhooges The Right Ka Si - jct.:tint DILLON. • The Lord Biffiop of BATH and Sic JOHN'HONEVWOOD, Bart. M P. for . f-ttiniton Sir :TLtPHEN LUSH I NOTO N , Bart. M.l) NrEctiritt . THOMAS WON, Efq. M P.for Litchfi,l , l • NA rIIIEC AM Y ATT, Efq. M.P titr.Southampton ICHOLSON cm.vit.tcr. Efq. for Hertford EDMUND. BO E HM, NeW-fireet. Svririg gardens • THOMAS HAM ‘IERSLEY; Efq . G. W. DICKES, Efq: Frivate Stcrttaky to the Arckblitup of Canterbury. The Rev Mr. DI MOCK. Librarian to the Arclibifitop CECIL hORRES rER, Efq. M.P. for .Wenlock Said wholefalc and retail by Mr; !Bider, No. 4, Chenpfide, corner of Paternoiter-row ; and retail by Al. Kirhy, Stafford !tree; Old,Bond itreet ; Mr. Stratton. Leiceiler Ppare ; Baxter. &lin... burgh, and Glafgow ; and by all rtfptetable Venders iu Town. and Country. • .. • . . • A Caution—Obferve the name Of Barclay is engraved on the ftamp, which is affixed on the outhde wrapper of each bra ; all not fo itatnred are- a dangerous iMitatk.n. and ton. per box, w , tO somk diredlons. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. EA K.E's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for. their superior efficacy in curing every degree and symptott of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without confinement or restraint of diet, in an easy,' expeditious safe, and secret me:. ner. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation intpercep• tible, and requiring no particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders; and. Where they fail in that time of perfectly reLt lring h:alth, the pa tient has the hal py assurance that he or she is at tb..= eve of bang so r,. =toned, let the degree of malimancy be ever so great. • It is an excellency peculiar to these tp matte directly to the complaining part, and enter into contest with the offending. matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are dory, red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a mt.,. rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring arid fall in every year : in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to them; that whatever he promise...xi himtelf from them, they were sure m WM and exceed, as though impatient. of immortal and universa4 fame. These PMs are most worthy a place in the cabinets of Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they will keep good in all climates any length of time, and that they itai V. now borne the test of near 60 years, with increasing credit 5.), thamselves, and honour to thelr author, insomnch that during the last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,00 i; t =.l--, sells, many of whom had been discharged from Hea.pitaN whenk salivation had been frequently repeated, and all otst , r ma:ices made use of without effect. Prepared laid SoLd by the Sole Proprietor, TliOyAS TAZLn t Member of the RoyalColl.le of Surgeons in Lond o n, at b . hous::, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where he will give advice, w:tlrcu; tl Fee, to persons taking thcs:: Pills, 7 ten, ir due4ng tics arising Niro ire imp b& sae Ono ke MI A 4 tag a Th VIA Vary 544 11P...... IY 0 1M tb vr( At T Ca lb 1- f•••5 " ‘ ' ..,.. - .0 tb 1:: . 1U P 10 1 fe ggi ,,. ' 0 ' Wirri ib ek 4tb e d ielt d°l tillY , IT r 4-1144 Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patients Let. ten, if post-paid, on the static terms, observing in all cas44 tle Z most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or case h.ltrilw tet.fl ?i mentioned, but ; t their own particular regnest, by 4e Preprietcr, as during the c..urse of more than 40 year,t, tkot, he has had the coil. au ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the rok /1 , tice arising therefrom. 41 They are also sold, by his appettntmrnt, at the Perfumer's, 14 e' id sZi St. Albtste.i-street, Pall-mall; the Toy-shop, N o . lc*, Or. ford-street; ' Mr. Disburough':, No. 7, Fish.strcet-1-iill, ncatlf " L., " opposite the Monument , and by one Person in every cansiderabld town in England, &e. in Boxes of only 2s. ~a. each, seairci sp t. x with full-and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex r.. 4 lu cure themselvss with ease and secrecy. 1111 N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is asaled up with a stamp, au on Which, by favors: of the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp Office t" T. Taylor,' No. 9. New Bridge-meet," toisaftatt wi:icii li is felony, and all others ave counterfeit. ' ..- fu LONDON • Printed and nul)lished 4 . --- ..m.... -1iti;,....i.-,„ mg terbury Place, Lambeth) at the STSII.OI , IrICI4 No. 1, tam/ I Plibiietle4 also at the Save•Orescie, TetaletDef i PRICE OF HOPS. POCKETS. Kent 41. Se. to 31. es. Kent 51. -s. to 61. Os Sossex 41. 4s. to 41 les:. Sussex 41. les. to 51. 5s Essen 41: 4s. to 51 Os. Farnham 61. 00s. to 101 00s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags,Kent 41. 155. to 51. 15s Pockets 51. Os. to 61. 15s. Sussex 41. les. to 51. Os. 41. 10s. to 51. les. Farnham 81. os. to 101. 10s. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST, JAMES'S. • WRITECHA PEL. Hay 41. lOs to 61. 10s. Hay 41. 12s, to 61 les Strew 21. 2s. to 21. 13s. Clover 61. 6s. to 71. 14s Straw IL 16s. to 21. 4 6 BAC!. SMITHFIELD, June G. To sink the btfal.--per stone of 81b. Beef 48. 841. to ss. Bd. Veal .ss. Od. to 6s. Od.. Mutton ss. ed. to Gs. Od. Pork ss. Od. to 6s. Od. Lamb 5s 6d to 7s Od. HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAT. Beasts, about 2000—Sheer, 16,760. Calves, 100—Pigs, 400. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of 81b.by the carcase. Beef 4s. Od. to ss. 2ck Veal 4s. Od. to is. Bd. Mutton 4s. 4d, to ss. 4d. Pork . ss. Od. to 6s. Od. lamb . 5s 4d to 7s tad. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE.; 'LONDON, JUNE 4. • - cakcihas, soLn and PRICE. • ' Monday I Wed,:esd. Friday, NEWCASTLE COAL; May:AL Innel. June 2. Adair's Main —' 1146 6 Benton Long 45 3 Bigg's Main 3 to 46 3 4'l 5 48 3 46 3 Bryan Main Croft's Main Fighton Moor . 1 Ellison Flatworth Heaton Main 2 Hebburn Main 3 Kenton Main Killingwnrth Murton Main Percy Main Pontop Simpson's 1 Pontop Windsor's 2 South Moor Tanflt'd Moor 1 Team *l'ownley Main Walker 2 to Wall's End ti to Wall's End Temple's 2 to 'Wortley Main Willington Vs'ylam Moor 2 Hawksw•orth Main Gateshead Park South Hebburn 4 Bell and Brown's Wall's End I SUNDERLAND. Bourn Moor Eden Main 2 Primrose Main . I Wear's End • Wentworth Main Chester Main 46 0 44 6 48 6 500 42 0 49 4 45 9 46 0 48 0 4613' 48 0 48 6 30 0 30 9 10 0 50 3 46 0 48 3 49 0 49 3 47 9 48 0 48 9 48 9 48 8 45 9 49 0 45 0 44 9 45 0 49 0 50 9 48 0 41 0 55 9 43 9 45 3 46 0 49 6 50 6 49 6 50 0 .48 6 48 0 ,49 6 47 9, 48 0 49 41 9 18 9 4 0 42 0 4k 6 42 0 47 6 4 a 40 9 50 6 50 3 50 0 43 6 48 6 44 9 43 0 48 9 50 9 Ships 40 37 37 COAL MARKET, June 6. 44 6 45 0 Ships at Market Ships sold 68 Newcaitle Coals 61 435. 3d. to 51s Od 8 Sunderland a 40s 9d. to 45s 6d. 2 Stone 1 655. Od. to 00s. 04 1 C irdcrs 1 sos. 64.