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• • .• • . • • Lige LATELLIGENCE. LENT CIRCUITS. THE HOME CIRCUIT. Before Baron MACDONALD and Mr. Justice HEATS. Hertfordshire, Thursday, March 3...... Hanford. Essex, Monday, March 7 Chelmsford. • Kent, Monday, March 14 Maidstone. Sussex, Menday, March 21 Horsham . . Surrey, Thursday, March 24 • NORFOLK CIRCUIT. • ' • Before Lord Ritmo soaouou and Mr. Justice Ghost. Buckinghamshire, Saturday, Marcia 4, Aylesbury. - Bedfordshire, 'Thursday, March 10 . '•,Huntingdonshire Saturday, March Is. Huntingdon. • 'Cambridgeshire, Tuesday,'Marck 1d • hiorfolk, Saturday, March 19 'Thetford. Suffolk, Thursday, March 24 Bury St. Edmund's. OXFORD CIRCUIT Before Mr. Justice CYANID/a and 8411/1 GRANAM. Rerkibire, Monday, March 7 Oxfoidthire, Wednesday, March 9 Worcestershire, Saturday, Much 1E ... Ileorcester. City of WOrcester, Sable day, City bf Worcester. Gloucestershire, Wednesday, March 16, Gknicester.': City of Gloucester, Same - day, Mixtmoutbsffire, Saturday, March 19, Monmouth. • Herefordshire, Tuesday, March 24, Hereford. Shropshire ' Saturday, Match 26 Staffordshire,. Wednesday, ildarch. 30, Stafford. i#644:1•1D CIRCUIT. Before SAE JAMES MAttssristo and Baron Wools. • Northampton, Sittirday, March 5 Rutland, Friday, Mirth 11 Lincolnshire, Saturday, Match 12 City of Lincoln, tame day, Nottinghamshire. Friday, March IR, Nottingham. Town of Nottingham, Derbystire, Wednesday, March 23, Derby/hire. t • Leicestershire Monday, March 28, Castle of Leicester. Barautil of A:Y*lm , Same day, ... Kolb' of Leicester. City of Coventry, F. iday, April 1 ... City of Coventry. Warivickskire, Saturday, April 4' ... Warwick. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 6. • Tip ICING V. It. CAIIPJW.L. Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL snored for judgment against the Defendant, for a libel on the College 'al Physician., and an affidavit was read of the Defers- dint, in which he stated, that when he returned the summons to Dr. Harvey it was only discoloured witl: • ox gall, with WhiCh he was making experimenti. He also stated his regret at what hid passed. The ATI:Ca:34Y GEXERAL treated his present regret as only an attempt to deprecate the severity of the Court ; and said .that his conduct had a double as pect, and that the nano-,: of his attack on the Cones was such as to make it very disagreeable for them to seek for redress. The Court ordered him to be committed, an 'brought up on Wednesday. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. GARROW moved for a criminal infonnatio against Sir Christopher Hawkins and several othe Gentlemen, viz. a Mr. Crozan, the Mayor ; a M: Symonds, an Alderman ; Mr. Rew, Mr. Moon, M: Dillon, and Mr. D. Varco, Aldermen of the BI rough of Grampound, for. a conspiracy to adjourn meeting, or court leet, which was have been ho • den on the 19th of October last; until a futurefor the purpbse. -in the interval; of 'prteeiting 'son e l ect i on manoeuvres, in order to secure .81t C.:1111 kins's return. They procured an old man, of 8 1 who was a complete dotard, to be elected a Juryma for this purpos - • aid it appeared that one Resta *rich had resist:l Ar9o for his share in the cob: An ther Gentleman, the : Rev. G. M oore, applied to e Luke and his wife, and asked them if they wish • to live well ? If they did, he said he would gi them a letter to Sir c. Hawkins. But this the him • freeman rejected. The bribe was offered in the p: son's study, at If o'clock, on the Sunday evenini and the Rev. Gentleman desired them to think bet of it, and come to him when they chose to accept offer.—Rule nisi granted. FEB. 9.—M4EY v. LONG. The Court were much occupied with the disc sion of this case, which arose upon a motion in an of judgment, in an action for not obeying a writ subpceria drug tecum, and for appearing as a witr without producing the paper 'which the Defend was required to bring in evidence. The As-Tories GENERAL stated vary broadly, t all the grea I-awyers, on the Western Circuit, in early practice, and 'Lord Kenyon, and many oth treated ti n s writ as a nullity, and contended that man could be bound to obey it. Lord Etaanotosiotott and Mr. Justice Lawnr: however, considered this as one of the most im taut questions that had ever been discussed in IA minster Hall; for said the latter, with just and partial reason, how can the civil and criminal ju • df the country be proceeded in ; hens Can any rr rights be maintained ; how. can innocence expel be defended, if a party, in a Court of Law, ha .means of calling upon another to produce in C that written document which is essential to th terests of his cause ? The Court took time to consider of the case. FEBRUARY 10.—..T11E KING V. HECTOR CAMPREI Mr. Justice GitosE passed sentence ußon the d dant for a libel on the College of Physicians, and that if lie were fit to be licensed to practice b 3 body, he would- have deemed it an honour to l witted amongst them. His contumacy was a of his inability, and his ill-behaviour a mark of h fitness to be admitted to the chambers of the where it was possible his conduct might be as it rous as to the College. That part of his affi which stated that the offensive matter with whi letter was besmeared was or-gall—hehoped wa If not, he added the heinous crime of perjur; temporal offence. He was sentenced to pay a £5O, and be imprisoned in the King's Ben three months, and until the fine be paid. • • Within twenty miles of the Metropolis, it if puted there are thirty.thousand licensed victua majority of which have a society held for raisin tery Subscriptions ; only admit that. one-half o societies lay out twenty pounds in Shares, th ) require a supply of fifteen thousand Tickets ; thousand will then remain, to supply Ireland, Sc and the adj.icent counties in England. The comains an unusual number of capital and other and no fixed prize ; therefore Howssax and commend an early purchase, it being very ao geous to buy before the Drawing begins. Tic now selling at 211. and Share's in proportion, old established State Lottery Offices, 26, C 52; Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's -hill, B TREAT! :PnNT-GA*PICP. A New Comedy, entitled, " Reziercia er How will it Emir was produced at this Theatre on Tuesday night, and experienced, we thittlA deservdly, a very favourable reception. Its Dramatis Persona: and Fable are as follow : Lord Blusbdile • Mr. FAWCETT Sir Arthur St. Albyn • Mr. Poet Algernon St. Albyn (*fleas) Mr. C. Kismet Captain Modern Mr. Levitt. Solace • Mr. EXERT Danvers Mr. Bnunrcin Legis Mr. Ottawa:a. Gtegory Mr. 8111110 NE Selina (Sir Arthur's niece and ward) Miss Sierra Cicely -- Miss NORTON Deborah (housekeeper to Lord Blusladale) Mrs. DAVENPORT • Sir Arthur being involved in difficulties, to extricate himself ex erts his utmost influence over Selina to induce her to marry Dan vein (a diwipased young man ate:Mon) whose uncle, Lord Bleak dale, consents toe ..linquisb a claim upon Sir Arthur of 16,0001. im mediately upon that event taking place, and the Baronet admitting Danvers to a partnership in certain copper-works on his estate,— The young lady frees herself from the addreeses of Danvers, whom she detests, by procuring _Algernon (who has been discarded by his father) in a letter to Sir Arthur, to state that he had been pri vately married to her—:aid Mr. Solace, the superintendant of the c opper-worki, who has been grossly insulted by Danvers, prevents the pm tmrship from being concluded, by virtue of a power given 'him by Sir Arthur's deceased father, who, fearing that his son's pursuits might involve him in improper connections, had taken this method of prevention, and likewise vested a, store of theproperty us Solace, as the reward of his industry. Selina, accompanied by • Captain Modern, seeks a temporary asylum in the house of Solace, and explaining to hint that the cause' of her retreat is her marriage with Sir Arthur's son, in the presence of Cicely, an orphan brought tip andedocated by Solace—that young lady, between whom and 1 1 Algernon a mutual affection h'.lc taken place, forsakes her home, and in her road to the metropolis is human.ely entertained by De-. torah. Lord Elusisdale at this time arrives at • kirconntrit-housei • having left town to avoid the importunities of dependents: god Danvers, th..:aeh totally foiled in his designs upon Selina, still ex erting every means to become a partner with Sir Arthur, 'coati upon his uncle, and not finding him so *arm in the cause, he three = . fens to deprive him pf his title and estate, unless he enforces the Payment of his demand upon e‘ie. Arthur, hoping thereby that lace, to estrieute th 4 gatotiet, Would consent to the measure. — Captain Modern, who had been prevailed upon by Selina toga in smell of Cicely, in his pursuit of the. s poetr fugitive, happening to tall upon Lord Blushdale, accidentally disccvirs the villainout ' designs; of Danvers against him, and that he is the rightful heir of the estate and title then possessed by Lord Bhishdale—who re ' bounces his claims and resigns those honours which bad sat so , awkwardly upon him—and the defeated . and disappointed Dan vers hastily withdraws himself. . Cicely, in consequence of a re-- j ward, is restored to her friends, and Sir Arthur at length ennvin ced of the filial affection of his son, is reconciled to him, and con- , seats to his union with Cicely. Selina bestows her hand on Mo dern. Much secrecy has been affected at the theatre re specting the name of the Author of this play ; but we think its stile strongly marks it the production of Mr. Reynolds, and is, upon the whole, one of his best ; not that it can be considered in the light of a regular drama • no prominent moral purpose is pursued, and there is little or tansubordination observed in the ar rangement and distribution of its several parts. The dialogue is more sprightly than elegant ; and the sentiments are, to use a reiterates phtase of the Au thor, " torntnon place," bat they are honourable to the feelings of human nature. The story is a mere vehicle for the conveyance of tale writer's notions on modern manners, and is brought to a conclusion with little art ; there are two or three admirable situations, . . pathetic as well as comic ; .and the acting of all the performers combined to give full effect to the design of the author ; particularly that of EMERY, Fav;ca-rr, and Lewis ; and Miss SIUTM and Miss NORTON were extremely interesting in the principal females. The charactee of Solace is forcibly drawn, and admirabl y sustained ; but we could have wished that it had not been ror4shire again. In the rest there is not much novelty. A poor Prologue preceded the piece, spoken by BRUNTON, and an Epilogue followed, to which Miss Ssivrx gave some point in the delivery : it turned on the fashionable novelties of the day. The audience was very numerous, and in an excellent humour. The new Comedy again attracted an overflowing 'house last night. It went off with the greatest spirit, and promises to be a great favourite with the public. The Blind Rog followed with all its usual success. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 10. William Porter, of Great Driffiel4, Yorkshire, grocer and draper, at eleven, at the George inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Feb. 13. Jelin Cause, late of Great Wakering, Essex, shopkeeper, dealer and eharnan, at twelve, at GaiklbaU, London. MARRIED.. Tuesday, at 17.aingirok k Mt. Cott, Sollator, of Odiliam, to Miss Davir,c! ERIN-Ito! RENOVAITD HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art, have offered themselves as candidates for public pa tronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of cluing jus tice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being clawed among those enipiries whose impudent prom sions have, unfortunrtely to society, been too favourably received, ere beg leave to sutmit to the Iliseral and enlightened a faith ful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical educatir.r. as the pupilsof Messrs. I:An del and lilizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attend'. ed, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital, we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and werei nstrue ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Physic, Chemistry, Midwifery, Botany, ar. Ste. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed pre sumptuous In saying that our proficienty and acquiremeuts are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made vene real complaints, and the varLus diseases of DRBILITY, the par ticular object of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be al lowed that we have acquired superior-knowledge of their treat- , ment and cure. In slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-establishrsent is completed in the short period of two days ; and, in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treat• ment, ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects . of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both, Sexes ' there are none more alarming or more distressing than • thosedeficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or ens.: bitter The matrimonial state. To such-persons it must be a comfit., ing reflection to know that they way now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all hiiman bles sings, a strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. I n all cases o f , debility, from whatever cause ari s i ng , as well as ill - eviZrY +Vila of yellete4 infection , we may be consulted by patients of tither sit With the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours of consultatiOn at I, home from ten to three, and from six in the evening till ten at rackets in the country are revesned to state the particulate of . 'their case, age, and ge neral baba of living, Sce. atc. inclosingt ./ernittancafor advice and medicines, when the sane will be given it sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so esiential to our undertsliing, the postage of letters may be added, to the account for medicines. CURRIE sad Co. Surgeons. • November 26, Ino6. • No. 107, Hatton Garden. N. B. Messrs. CURRTF. and Co. have cernficatee from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skiU,.and !tumult* with which they performed the duties wiped them during the, time they. attended; disii Lec tuiel antrfrictlce. the ith regret 'the ..lon other Mr. Mr. Bo- day , ' some some Hiw- - 84 t, 11 71 1 0 , 4kcstait knci- ern'e fished give honest par wening : better his iscus arretit it of ttness tdant in his others, -it no WRZXCE, impor , West and int ' justice man's :pect to has no Court the in- IPXELL. defen id said that be ad proof his un the sick, indeco tffidavit, dich the was tree. jury to a ty a fine of Bench for . is COM allers, a in g Lot of those they will only ten Scotland Scheme other pizes, Co. re advanta- lekets arr at their Cornhill, Borough. SALE BYz. AU CT I 0 ; . • t •d r7t. AMBRICAM SOIL ; n lit lack's Colfee-boase, over dbe 4bakaer, 00411.11 11 % Fek, 1 51 M OMMelkAss i dk BOUT NCO Barreicaoll .100 Elie DarsehLief , NEW, YeRK. •.; - , It lies at the Lonuon IPochs, /Ato b ..i.woaAtu the NW. Catalogues may be had, and inviter mdenlari %sown on ap plication to Thomas Harris and Natliariel Palings, gworn-Lroiers; or to Mean. Scott, Harris, and Co. No. IL Aidleratoobory. :: At the Wrestlers' Inn, G . reat YsitiiatatkvAtz 14 -"Thoebe OG , Friday Morning, Veisristrrlr, - . THE entire CARGO of 'the ZELDENRTIST BA a ENDS Master, csptared oniter voysictAlllartro to Tonningen, bylsiti Majesty's ihip ResoliuMn., apkbur on and regularly condettmed * the High Coast of • Aginimity. *oho: sistirg of about / p • , 700 Hogsheads of French Red and 1 51111010 e, and SO Bales of 'wiper Berries. humediately after the sale of the Cargo, the-Hall and Stores 'af! k r, said ship 7,eidenrust will he Soh!, badmen shout 150 Vali , Catalogues way be 11 , 4 axl further particulars ktpayaas: Ag ri , plication to Mr. Samuel Hancock , No. 2, Hanuet- street , ; • ries, seven days previous to the Sale, and likewise at the "Of i Mr. E. S. Ommanney, at Yarmouth. . • • •Romny AND WAJ.LANI) MARSH, At the New hill, at Romney, about the end of March next; in fourteen Lots, unless acceptabliinffers of purchase by Private Contract, shcniklbe made in the Mean time, UPWARDS of Five Hundred Acres of excellent Marsh F lying in the several parishes of B r e nzett, Nomney, and Prfchurcit, now occupied by Messrs. Joseph and Henry Coveney, of 'l'enterden, and Mr. P. Rolfe, of New Romney ; under teases which w4l expire at Mi chaelmas, ISM. The Laud-Tax and Poor-Tax are very low, and the Tithe (ex cept for land broken up) only one Shilling per.Aem The Land may be viewed on application to the Tenants. Further particulars r.ay be known on application to Mr. Fowk, at New Romney ; or Messrs. Hoper and Son, at Lewes. LANDS in PERTI:IAHIRE, and HOUSE in STIRLINC. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Royal t :change Coffee House, Edinburgh, on Wed nesday the 2.9tb day of May, 1808, at two o'clock in the after noon,in Two Lots, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. George Baillit and Pim 'affray. LOT L TEE ESTATE and LANDS of PIT FA tirepropertraellffr, y,• situated In the parish of Foss way and county of Perth,' about 12 miles from Stir ling, and 6 from Alloa, both excellent market towns, to which there is easy - acceis from the lands by good road:, and there • plenty of coal and lime in theseiglibtivrhood. P The Lands, on which there arc suitable Farm Steadinr, tend to 239 A. s R. and at P. according to a late survey thereto They are mostly inclosed with stone fences or quickset hedges, and there are interspersed, among the fields about 19 acres of thri ving plantations, in clumps and strips : anti being in the occupa tion of the Proprietor at present, the purchaser will get immedi ate entry to the whole premises. The subject holds (tithe Crown for payment of a small fee•duty of 12s. aid. to the Abbey of Cul , ross, andis valued in the cesrbooks at 681. The stipend payable out of the land is 11. Is. Id and school salary Ss. 6d. Lot 2. That HOUSE and Pertinents in Stirling,sat present copied hy Mr. 'affray, situated on the south side of St. John. street. The house is large, having on the ground-floor a kitchen, two rooms, and a caw; on the second floor a dining-room, par lour, and two bed-rooms • an the third floor a large dining-room,, : and three bed-rooms, an d in , the attic story three bed-rooms ; in the back there is a stable and other office houses ; and adjoining. thereto an esrellent garden well bad out. The subjects are ' in homage of the town. of Stirling. The Servants on the lands of Pitfar will stew the grounds marches, and those in the house in Stirling will Thew it and pertinenta, Et?o further partlctelare; apply to John Hunter, 1 W. S. Quee n- street, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Bolton , New ton, 'trade, the assignees, at Liverpool ; or Messrs. Derusetts Grp:Fee t Scrticiteta,ging's Arrtryurd, Colemarstreet, Lerida with each of whom at i lan . of the. Estate is left. • F(O4;COU4 COl.tvt, AIItHMAA, AND CONSUMPTION 9. OBBElllies BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or Crk ▪ ldrope. There pally celebrated Draps.lf their happy . immediate effea in removing the mn übflinate. Coughs or C. tarrhs, and all tendency to Confumption, render them a valuable Family Medicine. And when we confider the varlablenefs our Climate, which eminently ind►ces as to catch cold, and ti from this taking cold originates a multi:talc of difeafm, as Altbm*. Pain. iu the Chat, Ofkniive Breath, li flarnmatlon of the Lamar and Confamption, With a long train of evils—no head of mily fhould lie down without a (mall fupply at leaft, of :hl molt infiantaneous remedy. Many tit (amid perfons can the happy effedts they have received from it, when every Medical alkitance had failed. A CAUTION. Obferve the -name of R. Butler. No. 4, Cheapfide, is allow on a biaok Ramp, which Is await° each bottle ; all others eouterfeits. Sold at Mt. Butler's, No. s, Clieapide corner of Patent. row and retail by Crifp, Corner of Spring Oardent ; Clark, . Borough ;and may he had: of aloft Country Medicine Venders, hor•tis at as od and (,a each. GUTTA SALUTAKIS. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been bag proved. that nottline of the refent day can competition with it in all the di em% tinges of a certain which it effedually cores and eradicates from the habit. e, 'citing the painhil leans, asidempoistro thsotittends falh without debilitating the connisstion in any degree, or even gutting confinement host billinefs, or rettridtion in dlift. radical virtues of theta innitintahleDrope have peered their; to public approbatias for more thais dal! ty rears. In all t bility of both feses, they proves never failing reftoratier4 di¢ the debility is prodoesd by.top free efr Aat Mercury, &glares, or the effegta of a warm climate to media., and Ividg abroad. They cannot. be recommended - too ttrongl who wSlicreoivn. a fare *Of. and complete core in al, *Wpm (Meets, and every .weaktich that Areas the bladder 'miens of urine. By its diesel many.women bays become whirs wile far tean.had ham &rival of that happinth Bold wholefale and mallet Ale. Butler's, No. 4, Chcapfide. - Der of Piternofter-row, and retail tsyeetam. hyrtfmoutb: We • Pettis t Winos!, ihogers,flynsouth, Peris. Hulls Wirral, MacdalnaK , OW Smith and Manderton, Edinto 'and *Mott air* In - hunks, at ss. ( 4 1 11.11.11 ti 4 1 '0 Vs-r "C17114-1414i1if6 40 44 , aieliteatirsre's *4" ' LNIGE-1 ku-seted for ifillistf#kEfforts 1 lomat WY the k Or aaY tffYimi No. te ~~ #ww burp.., I *Garbo, - ..:. • _. . . --. ...- .•: - ' i 't•t ...._•.., c,, Tillt; ninA9f4l4444lAgatelluijOr branch a f 1vA:' 32 :,,, ~• . . 41t• AM Whips csuPriefi on faugaiSbOuse for eleve* ~ tallif - 1 1 , ~ -• • I sh eccikAteik snce.e...SnAtan the gtricteat principl es 0 / 1 1: 414 iggitil.fo' .- . LliellAtlTlr: Ir. • • • 'LRJO4 - I har acted for the whole of that period as . r 1048.1141E80rh0 has regametfrom practice, and t 0t .,„, A ,„ 1 / 1 11 a4 '''' ',..... •• • ' I'm of Menne. LEIGH and Ca Surgeons, .. oans, the su et - 'ha • • will be Aered tit, and the moth:wit:4k secrecy cib k . m . e . ~.1 . • Messrs. LEIGH and'Cd. confine thiarattention to the ~ e.... • Venereal Complaints and Cases of Debility, whether art .L 7 v „r Ault BE it 594 the .hablos of Vontli, long owschnsed residence in 'cu m c r,l l at o r any *her eattle. _The teems are plainly stated ft t y, 4ft 7h , THEATRE terelew, or in.Anarvecr to letters, containing a bank note, + No. '29, Mandel -street,Strand,'ntearTemple 80, s PRESE NI rdiphereyentaditierani•entrance in Water-street ncyl,,i„int r 4 be acte d (for ti • 1130. '" ---- " --- ' Al I'ES IAI lON. '""••••••• 11 . . Or, LO' 1 THOMAS GLAISTEIt, farmer, of S 1 • • adtoltl, l ' To which 1 %n ta e Parfet of Abbey• Holm, near entitle, do deeb...,..• • talks fnuabove .fix months forely aid with a fv , Tau , . THE 1 14oe, a -tattled with internal wanknefs, lots of m emory , .ma . '' MA .kjew Opera w ill .ant ~, nsy bead. ears and breaft, and. was fo had as to be cotiEs ia l t* --' sa , bee. I had many remedies preferibed inc by the fatuity butt" ieurpofe. Forrimately, Mr. Jot*. of Carlille, who knew ~,,, ,:. • St. All „: kga t t ii ir st,lX:::pr r e m t p c ed at 9a2 e ic r t f ue by cled o Or ni . y w .. SO l i r d :O cur t ail hg t c : C° N TlLu i. R i or :L : i i;:e ir t epot es . d B (; : e ithr e 3 : : :::. °4. . "' ie . • T iave a les...unlerpelsisit p, ties heath. I have taken op a urs v h o s y oth a l g oc e mgr to onc L: af f t v oisr e i r t ri v i ge , rrey o a, n ttb pu ble lo cngn in t,s; t io : ( o,tvz. 7,.. 1 wad notios hl r Gigit ous ir lyt; Joy of a t.l" m rt y Y tte th al ll th k , s t t hr o of Gilead to Po Liver), 001. Anglia 12.1707. P. S. I (hall return to Carlille by the Margaret Captain • nhallob'Er• Barnes, of Carlifle, with whom I arrived. when l mewl Carna l to ce der evinsi to the ivhs r; Oa the nanur Mr. Joint t'unks fir . bin kind recommendation Befereime may be had to Mr. h ranch loiter, Scotch Arcot:N l * . iggesi lalloa hl°lll 'till The Cordial Baku of Gilead may be had of every . 1 4411egi Medicine Vender in tbs i thated Kingdom. oar im ioty pt Do There arc aifn family bottles, containing the quat thy cu ctrif tl • • • the tow W. ones for 3 ) s h . ta b ov y necy w a h fe i or ch ma n ne s dyi ai i: e :: tri ntinti e t d vrarchaciyattesilfroakovit. usige iffr:ool3iso be *I Do T tlt h o 4e r. by w [(m ho di w us illi th t : will have them fent by NO carrier as they than app o in t ., 1, 4 , sod it was_rw r i vayontio Ake orders fur any furry may K. fent by poit, and the halane tli g PrlelZ w rii7ar ' he returned In the bur, or orders with eachenclokil will Ds fad "• ' - . a ttended to il l g ybe Jo wilifreese d. Proper diredtion • for every cafe, to enable perfons to meth*, f1 ,„,....,5ia•-•+•••••• ' (elves, is given with each bottle. price half a guinea. c F " • - SI Nor —Each bottle has a government itamp , with th e 01% 1. THEREAS, " Semi Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to indtatetsag I IVY endeavoured iwielony. - • . • . IF.RCIAL B, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-Ha - 1j ' *a. • TEED, a i LONg)ON. oldie Notes isms e NORTH, EAST. WEST, AND SOUTH. • t - therefore, we The UNIVERSAL COACH and WAGGON OFNCI. ...• '1114111,...„„,Lbil hunts I V/ ILLIAM MOUN L'AIN, SARACEN'S HE higi ll eak l nn. "' ....... ' SNOW .Hilt., LONDON. The heft Accommodation * - "'"-- . r Travellers, god Bed s, ' choke Liquors, with moderate Cu rl; :. . eAnise ' and the following Pull Coaches, Mail Coach, Waggons, he 4 m* Tgousu out from the above Inn : C HBO Eli, Tarpoley , Namptwieh, Wolfcity- Bridge, it - ) piss Mg" t- , It Grigg Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches, Daily. • 1 Gkneross and C BorroN, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and HOO4lO l . , l ogin w i m i an d ce new Royal Mail Coach,fets oat evety Fvenirg. B. •Hoxland griNuEALAND, Stockton. and Yarns new CON* ye / ...). • Bart. - Jun' .- ' Morning, to the Goetze Inn. Sunderland. I. Garland Li VF.RPOOL. War; ir gton • Knu• afoul, Stone, and Litdsll •• T . g aw k Polt Coach,ealted the Expedition, every Evening, at 5 o.oadkis L. Congdon the Crown Inn. Rcd•crisk.ftreet, Liverpool. Guarded litoughaa Ad o needs 80301 of BATH and BRISTOL...Uncommon Cheap Travelfing tallik :, . L e gg b y . and priftok by the Plying 7oa Cosehea , tbraatb ebieleadt ..A Cholwich Colr.e, and Marlborough, every Afternoon. arrive at MG ... sa d I . Waugh lv 1 the Greyhound Inn : Both, an d the London Tavern, Tho mas •, . En m do!, next ornang.-f n e, sl o sa. utut e, iii. .c .. ; i r t e lhelps arm W 4414, Bridgewater. Tmston, Ste. . •• nd 1 '.1111112 Ruthdee LEEDS New Li g h t Coach, rated the Rothirgliam,lllll .•• u s gsbasoo we ' every Morning. ,at 88. Clock, .carries four ii.fles only. marl i po win. E remarkably eery: pats through Stamford, Newark, Redact, L ' •*. Newton :er ' ofter. and Ferrybrillge, to the Golden Lion, Leech, nett 41 t . •. . Hitch - INoon. Notwithftanding the INICOMIOOII expedition of this • • - pi c kl e is allowed to be the 10101 agreeable and compkte pudic -• a s '; • A n d rew , I at ee on t:•.,. iturth Road, beiut unequalled iu a .- • • - .. , a '' ••••••• Beet ed. any other. I - Villla* Andrei :cr . K END A L,Lancaftcr, firetton,lllrby l.on fd a l e, Bnultnn,Cle •-igii in id pi er * rge ley, Ortufkirk. and Garttarg Putt Coaches, every Aftennal, Wei s % Hampe Five o'Llock.-Guarded. AO itellwe7 I GLASGOW, I v .ants, Gretna-Green, Annan,. ' • • Dated legrauT a, ' B WM '1 horobill,Sanquhar-Kiln,Cumnock,Kingfircllou l the '" 9 " Parts of Scotland, Camper-down Coach, Sunday,Tedilayi kir- TEI lic i t . Thurfday Morning, at Seven *Clock. LOUTH, Spikby. Bolton, Hull, Grimily, Spal& rt g, ' . THE HOL c ii , anrougis. Stilton, and Huntingdon Cosh, fits IA every Eveniip -- A a Nee In th YORE, h• cwattle. and Edinburgh New Coe:h,prtformed • pe_he Clerk to the es- ....a i . a, GUard throughout, fet a nut every Morning at Seven o'Cled,b way 4 kleveark , Reeford, Tadcalter, riarlington, Nordullenta lEhosa W s en s (11104 7ecni G u ul e l [gee, Durham, Murat!, and Berwick. Patio gen hiding neighs :hti- apa- fatigued from the length of the Journey. may reft /what tillailef la that be Ledi- 1 0" 1.e, Propridtor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whifth and ta•eti proceed on without any additional (=Ake ........ N..... _` fan.' HONE own Cul- and other plates. „ • Sautes of Tic C A RLISI. E. . Penritl, and Whitehaven Poft. Coach, gowleo • able four Hodes and a Guard all the atty.-Pages *re* ' ' I WARNEI Appleby. Gretalaidge, Richmond, Catterick, Borough . J. .- ' , low* state t oc- Wetherhy. Aberford, Doccalter, and Grantham . (the neared ii, .-. ohm. tie the Public t :ken, by ill miles), fens oat every - Sunday, 1 uefilari, and 1• • • .04... par :' 'looming and performs the Journey with the gresuft fa-• 7'l''', - ,•: - , rAINta , s PaXengers detained on the road by bufinefs, or pkafore. low . • A n a .a.. 5 g nun' , . i n ' peculiar advantage of their feats being fccuted in the next .. N e7" -- "v -- '• (with only foe Coachmen). oing n EXETER, Plymouth Fain:oath, Dartmouth , Wey mnith i ' Cr ! held letter, and Salifirnry Balloon Coaches, every Morning m Sketsientb .. . a an d o'Clock, with a Guard, through Heaton, :laminate's : • . 11141teT0 for d the Blandford, Batingitoke, and Endow- ..,‘ , E sq. Sh•JEFVIELD and Rothezbasa Rockingham Coach every Beg AM ghee to A lag at Seven.-Gitanded 1, and i and OXFORD Bt pron. and Henley Putt Coach, with a •.... t otem, havij ud „ every Aileen° na at Ficreci:Ctock. $ • of '1 hIANCHES.CER. Stockport, Maelesfield, Co :.• . 4 a; -• cattle, Wallall and Wolverhamptimi Pont Coach, eve . 4 .. noon -Guarded SHR F.WSBURY, Wellington and Shiffral Po* 64 'Permits in th , n o I Roprd Charlotte every evening at 5 o'clock, CO thrills , . Mg Notes, p 1 and th. , enrn Inn. Shecnibury -Guarded. ' *additiona ad hvoluendy put DI an d .. i S 0 U 1 HAM rroN, winchoacr, Airesford, and Alta a, every M..re.ii g taker London C 'limbic BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poll Coach, wi'h a " • Mete--Mono lets oaf ~.. out every Afternoon and reaches. Birmingham nelt day re gee.....;•.- 7 Id ' - " t Para by Oxford, Enfton and Shipftone, to the Saracen% ~ - . Si Al fthma Begins SO Amu, Siussinghaers. : a " L ' il e r XVII., Nt4theave, Howden, Thorne, and Donato ' .., ea... LI - 3 p r : t , W e t 'Cluieb par. ": • : , cese rrery . . Ha Mo i r i ning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bail sad dle etitil l HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddefdon and ChedsuniCoalk ' *‘•• 3 - r other ulisorial. • - 1 - BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and Reale Deer ..sda t • ... . igray , Co T ae o h il ev iti t 71HMAIVInblang an d .Afternoon, Aft : m u: m eow ' ers arc half pet two, half poft four, sad half pall [cowl skied. .4 lA, tO - molter N . E. . Heavy Weigkts.of Luggage, Goods, dat cos . ' lA= under mentioned WAGGONS. • Iniew.. bythßaiichers:d4Whiamfard ' ..7 5 rte. 269 To MSS, Beccles, Bungay, Bury and all parts ofleollk , • stars, in Monday. ~..... .114063 Tick 1 . 41, • - ••...=.l. MA RI.BRO'. Newbury end IteaSng, every TilablaW - WORCtSI'ER, Kiddertnin ace, Hereford , Carm ,• • TgE alto .. .rizt, c eat ct n ce, and 4 parts of StauthWales, Perlhoreaud VI/ - • - - of any Saturday. II? bear a song , • . CIRENCESTER, Abington and Henley . three Ram • - tom . - 'f LI ireak "! SOUTHAMPTON,Winchi Aer, Runlet; Lyn • , • . without too .. : H ~,, li ' 26 ' Ille, Cheacktuch Ri ngwo od , Fordlogblidge, Winte r% of Wight. Jerky and Guemfey, Waggons daily. 44, 03 even 4" re SUN BURY. Hampton and 'Twickenham , t wice a " A ', , : have lilt 't. The , FXF.Tlift,llayinouth and Falmouth. Fly Wantoaa ,m p ..4'.. k get 00040 and Passives, u dual, to all parts of th e sew it claim I the de -0,.. England. 01 re, win- and thok if loft or ' 7 ' " di andM;lsMe.pMubr,l4T,thatAtthge.yandcanCnoo; rebereeaccaoruunittlabslerfoarillent6ikf 7ff ‘ 4 . .1, 1 ' 7 ( luggage, dee. of more than Five Pounds value. .._..,„ ti. . 26 g lY te ' lef f 'bed at the time of delivery,and paid forst:coronet , 1 valu in all old u " ' P e et the :•ears eon's Head Inn, Snow Hill London ".• I -- ,cider and • .....,,,s . . 0.. owe in° HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TO.MOlteo#•• , , 1 Morning l9 minutes atter 1 , 'Halt , ' 4` Aide. eor Afternoon ...... ... ..... 9 tnit.uni after h : } , tarter ; Weftor t - - ' I mil, Pub 1 • ... , . . • iiisilueracghl2'. ti s L°l l Nrieu e ri et OrY . NP Pu ..lair4P b ria lisic elu d st iltik) ii P*blat th i. e tilbed S e- r S a by rfi : : ° T . : 4 : l,c4T"lem p lr'l"l-'l9:ifa*; •-• • . • . . . 7 • • On Thursday the Ifich day of February instant, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the lANA3N INN, in Dover, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. FOR FL TORTATION. 557 Hogsheads French White Wine 239 Ditto Ditto Red \Vine 600 Bottles Fruit preserved in Brandy MG Dicta Fruit preseriredin Sugar 110 Ditto Comfits FOR NOM[ CONSUMPTION. tO Barrels Capers 15 C. it q. Almonds in the shall • .26 Cwt. Cork • Cases Hermitage 4 Hhds 5 • do. Claret Being the entire Cargo of the. Danish brig TRENDE SODS KENDE, captured cot a Voyage Troia Bourdeaux, and Condemned to the Rriyate,Ship of Vs'ar Polecat, ]thin' Thomson Commander. The Goods to be viewed the day before, and on the morning of .he day of Sale ; and -Catalogues had by applyirg to Messrs. Minet and Fector, No. 21, Austin Friars, London ; or to Thomas Pain. Dover. MUIR KIRK IRON WORKS. Upset Price £12,000. ' TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Tontine-Tavern, Glasgow, on Wednesday the est', of May next, at Two &Clock, if not previously disposed of by Tivate bargain, HE MUIRKIRK IRONWORKS, as formerly advertised, consisting of Throe Blast Furnaces and Two Forges, with the whole Houses. Utensils, Stock, Machinery, and other Appartenances. The property to be sold without reserve, and thi price taken payable by instalments. Apply to James Ewing, Ingram-street ; or J. Hill, Writer, Miller-street, Illasvw.