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H/ITFI;:LR. CAP LIS Lv, Ayr.. 29.-01 the trial of Hatfield and of his coodenittation you h ire r.ireadr had an ac t:lva. I fend you now a few part;cublis of his bc h viour fince rest ence of death was paired upon him. T. it have heard that his behaviour was fit m and col -I:sled during the firtl part of his trial :—he attended initautly to the evidence, and took notes, and italic milted them to his Counfel, Meas. Topping and 1-loltoyd ; but when Mr. Quick, who was clerk in th e bottfe at Tiverton, in which Hatfield was a part ner, Iwore to his hand.veriting to the 301. bill, drawn upon Mr. Cramp, of Liverpool; he then teemed deeply agitated, took no more notes, and teemed prepared for the verdia that was given againfi him. The Court was.amaztngly thronged, but he did not once look round upon the perfons prefent. His eyes were fixed upon the witneffes and the Judge and Jury. As foon as the verdift was given, he bowed' to the Judge and retired without laying a word. A poa ch:tile conveyed him from the ball to the rrifon. He was cool and cnile'9ed (hiring the time he was in the chalk; and as loon the got back to his room he fell upon his knees, and prayed in a fervent and ferious manner for about half an hour; after which he defied Tome refrefhment. His behaviour, when fentence of death was pafred upon him next morning, was equally cool and deliberate. He knelt, looking fixedly at the Judge, bowed, but Paid not a word. I had an opportunity of feeing him foon after his return to prifOn on the morning of his condemnation. He was writing when I entered his room, but finned realty refigned to his fate. I converted with him a good deal, and he told me he had been fairly tried and converted by the laws of his country ; that indeed the world was now and had long been a mifery to him; that he had been tinhappy in his mind for nearly 2o years. The original caufe of that unbappinefs I could not learn, nor, as he did not think proper to difclofe it, did I prefs him upon the inkjet. He laid he had for force time pall been employed in making his peace with the ALMIGHTY, whofe pardon, he humbly hoped, he fhould obtain, and who, he fer vently prayed, would give him fortitude to bear the last great event that fhould clofe this world upon him for ever. I left him in a few minutes after he had exprelfed this hope, and as I quitted the room I ob ferved him drop on his knees in prayer. He does not teem to entertain the flighteft hope of being pardoned. He expels to be conveyed on Sa turday next, according to his fentence, to the Sands near the River Edon. the ufual place of execution. He paffes much of his time in reading and writing. A great part of every day has been employed in writ ing letters to his acquaintance ; the number of there letters is very great. The refi of his time he paff s in prayer, and in reading the Bible. None of his re lations have vifited him lince his condemnation. He Jeeps entirely in his own room, and will fee no one but thofe belonging to the gaol, and two Clergymen of the Church of England, Mr. Pattifon, of Carlifie, and Mr. Mark, of Burgh on Sands. They have been much with him, and he expreffes himfelf under great obligations to them for their humane Alliance, as well as to the keeper of the gaol, and his aitants, for their hindnefs and attention to him. Neither before his trial nor fince his condemnation has he ever alluded to his conneCtion with Mary of Buttermere, nor even mentioned her name. ASSIZAS. At Nottingham affixes, William }Ell, aged 28 years, for committing a rape on the body of Sarah Jukice, the wife of Thomas juilice, of 8010, near Gainibto', on the 28th of May lall, was capitally conviBed. and received featence of death and on Friday fc'nnight he,Mibi executed at Nottingham, put.. faun to' his lentence. His oonduEt after condemna tion was obdurate, nor was it fuitable even at the place of executi-n ; he there attempted to efeape by jumping out of the cart as the rope was abotst to be filed. He confered to fame offences, but died de nying the crime for which he faffered. At the fame the .ffoLl.maffer of Eaft•Retford was fro. tencad,tti twelve months,imprifonment, for altering the. charge of Pottage in * great nurnber of letters, ad d . to Mr. Thomas. Brumby of that town, will** accounting to ate General poil Office for the increafe.— This isabe fccpnd conviBion of the Jr-od tbai has taken place, and the profecutions taken ttp aT . l fseaeral Pelt Office. - At.tarawall Affixes jape Carleen wat brought re thrilour: charged with a tritderneanor.. She wail stikedif tee wonid take her trial now or Rand over till the next Aftires t She chnie to be tried *ow. Elizabeth' Sedgman &poled, that the being in Cunlieston workuonfe, found berfeit with child by Mr. Jolm Tremaine, of St. Keverne. The prifoner came to the workhoufe, and find the was feat by Mr. T. to know whether the was wi;b child ? Told her the Was, and by her Mallet. Wanes was delivered shunt five months after this of a male child. It was taken from her on the fourth day, and placed with Mary Evans, the overfeer's wile, and withers never f.tw it after.—She deferibed very minutely the drefs the child had on when taken from her, and a kretch• on its kit hand. The child was born en the 4th of December ; on the 7th the ;tanner cams to the •worker's Itnufe, brought with her a hun.:le of clothes for the child, and faid, (he wa. ordered by }.lr. T. to take hinter Mawganparith, where a nark was provided for it. The child was delivered to the yriferner about fuur in the afternoon; the was on t.rot, but Aid the had left her boric at the houfe of flee and walked fik" trawardt Maseitar. Pri• toner nes er namc.l the oink, and gave as a tea fo n , 'that her mailer rlitl not with to have it known where the child was to be kept. The child isa.l no appear ance of weaknef. or ill health when dcl:vered to the rainier. ►boat eleven o'clock at night the child was found w rapped u p with a woman's oetticoat above its own clothes. lying in a cart about twelve miles (HAW, near Natat►on turnpike. It was encircled and taken care of fist that niFht and following d a y at the turnpike•houfe by Serfannah Iteacilly. and de livered by her to Mice F.-rd. It appeared to he ailed in the lcit tide, which (cooed to wither from head to friar, and in fewenteen days after it died.-- The fcratch on ett left band, and the clothes it had on, proved it to be the-fame child that was delivered to the erifoncr. The prik net's Counfel having made a very Ingenious &deuc e the Judge lualaytd tip Ike evicrente, expatiVai Upott,the Mat, Of she offence, and t!.: jury found the.prifiener Guilty. Hid Lor.lfilio. in proceeding to paafentenee, told the psiOu.er, that hid the-child died before it way found. Cie wouid cc*: tainly hire beet . lianged i 6 was, he would lenience her to the pilinry, but he thought the indignation of the populace /night en danger her lire; he therefore fenteneed her to two years imprifonment, to ray a fine of :a. and to re main in prifon till it was paid. Mr. John Tremain appeared in Court, and enter ed into secognizances, himfeif in soca and two Cure ties in goo). each, to take his dial at the nest Affire. for a mifdemeanour. A cnnfiderable bunk was occanoned the other day near Charing Croft, from a hackney coachman• accnf ing a Gentleman's fervant of having Rolm his num ber. The fad was, that the coachman having taken more than his fare, the Gentleman, who conlidered himfelf impored upon, ordered hir fervant, who s. a- . lately come from the country, to take the number ot the coach, which he literally did, for he twilled it off the coach door, and put it in his pocket The accidents which fo frequently happen of ladies being burnt by their mbflin dreffes raking fire, can not he too nnich guarded againfr. Ahont the mid cl!e of laft month as Mrs. Brosholm, at Prefcnt, was putting out one of the candles on the utile previons jr going to bed, her maim handkerchief was fet fire to by the other, and the flames communicated to her drefs, which was alto of muffin. She ran down flair. in that Rate, whictroccafioned a current of air, and when (be got to the bottom, fell down. Though by the,exerticas of the family the flames were almolt immediately fuppreffed. (he only lingered till between one and two the next day. Left week, a fat mer'a fervant, near Stanwell, who had been tipping at a public houfe till a late hour, went home with a lighted pipe in his month, and finding his fellow—fervants gone to bed, took up his lodgings in the barn, where laying the pipe down, (as he thought estinguithed) he fell afleep, and was Ihortly after awoke, almott fuff”cated, enveloped in flames. Fortunately, in(lcad of running away, he alarmed the family, and the fire was loon extinguifh ed, btit not till it had dellroyed the barn and part of an adjoining out-houfe. On Saturday LIR a (hocking accident happened at a gentleman's houfe in Giiiinerfiniry.lane, near Kew. A fervant was fent there by his matter in Town, for a gun, which he wanted to u e for a day or two.— Having received it, he was deflrous of proving to the fervints in the kitchen his proficiency in manual ex ercife, when he was jeered by one of the females, who told him he durft not fire a gun. The man nnt ima gining the fowling piece was charged, as it had not bcea ufed fora twelvemonth, prefented it at the un rut-innate girl, and (hot her dead. There accidents become fa frequent, that it is high time tn inflict a fevere punifhment on thole who, on any pretence whatever, prelim fire arms to another, whether load ed or not. A few days ago an accident occurred at Brighton, which was very nearly attended with fatal conic quences. An old gentleman and his daughter were driving in their gig from the top of North-greet, when the horfe fet out at full gallop, and never flop ped until he reached the iron railings at the rear of the Prince's Pavilion, in Eaft-greet,againft which the (hafts of the carriage ftruck, and both were violently throw& out. The young lady was feverely wounded in one of her arms, and received a contufion on her temple. She was railed from the ground fenfelefs, by a gentleman, who conduced her to a furgeon's, where, after frame time, the was retiored. Her fa ther was alto feverely hurt. On Monday evening, a porter was fent from Mr. Pewit's, a gunfmith, in Holborn, tn a Gentleman's houfe in Portland place, with a valuable fowling. piece, which he delivered to a female fervant, when loon after a man called at the houfe, told the fervant a wrong gun had been delivered, and reqiiefted to have it back again, and that he would bring the other in a (hurt time. The fervant accordingly returned the gun. and the man went away, but did not re turn with any other. The next morning, informa tion of the tranfattion was given at Boss-ttreet to the Sitting Magiftrate, who directed proper means to be taken for difcovering the offender, and the gun was found in pledge at a pawnbroker's in the neighbour. h .od of the Haymarket ' • and on Wednefday, th e woman who pledged it, her hufband, and two other women, fuppofed to be implicated in the bulinefs, were taken into cußody, and the fame evening exa mined before Mr. Ge•fraw, at Bow-greet, when Mr. PARR it's gun was produced by the pawnbroker, who identified the woman that pawned it, and who, in her defence. laid the received it of a man for that purpefe : another valuable gun was produced by the Officers, who Rated, that they bond it in the apart. meats of one of the prifoners, and which was claim ed by Mr. Mene', a ganfmith, in Dover.fireet, who was defrauded of two guns in r fimilar way in July lag, one of which it appeared had been pledged by the bufband of the woman before fisted. They were therefore committed for further examination; the two other women were ditch:a:Red. About two months ago a Frenelf deferter arrived in London from the Hanoverian army, after expe riencing many difficulties in his pave. He acid be had friends in York(hire. This perton remained in the neighbourhood of London till very lately, with out ha ring been appointed to a Ration in the army, as he expelled ftnm the reception he met with from his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORR. About a fortnight ago he fat off for Brighton to join the Prince of Wa Lb Regiment. It was thought that he was an impoßor, but all fulpicion ceafed when it was found he had been Ritually accepted by the Prince of Waxes, and filled a Ration in his regiment. His flay, however, was of !bort duration. His Higb nefs having difeovered (unsettling in his essodua that created fulpicion, fent him to town lag Saturday in e:rfody of one of the Serjeants of the regiment, with a letter to Sir RICHARD FORD, requiting that he might undergo an examination. Accordingly the Passer bad a hearing before Sir RICKARD and Mr. Under Secretary Kt no at Mr. Batico's Of fi ce, when he repeated his real - on:for quitting the French army and the manner he made his cfcape, which differed in Come repeats from his former lion. As he pen filled that he was related to Sir H. V. TIMPEST ' it was judged expedient to writ e t o Si r H ARRY on the fuLjea. Till the truth can be alcertained, the defer tee is Flexed under the tare of Wass* Use Medina., 'l4ozrirrdi , rAwnstlaArcr.. • Races . On Tuccday'k'smightthp E.tetzr ))epts an , liall - clown, which wa.' elect humcroti y 'attended. the weither'ftroving .ferine, eontribut alfitrestlY to the (ports of•the'lay, The. thfiler-vhesitideed Hocks *aired for flat stiKe%iptiort•Platie op& sob "hid) was won by Mr. 1;AxG: ! . .forriviaa. Tlray .rase as, follow: Mr. Brnittiimatri's no. ." I ' ---- '-' --- I di:* Mr. Brnwes iirlokor -.. .: ...; ; ~• •-•1 . 4 • 5 • Mr. Latig's Borrini,don. - , - - ..a Lt I For the Swerpßakeinot 4-mile Han ' The Hon. Mr. FclicoresPiefs;-rodei by Mr. Hat s ) Sir Starord Northcotee padgery, rodc by Mr. jaakin 3 Mr. Lynn's Clam rode by Captain Tcropie The two !all heats were well corralled by Be'eker and Borriagrdes; Mr. BRANTHWAITeII hot& falling lame the fecond heat. CANTERBURY RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 . .' The City Plate of 501. .. , , Mr. Emden's b. f. Glpfcy, by Guildford, 3 yrs old I I Lord tiondes's b. c. Gift, 3 yrs old - - - s 2 Mr. hlorland's ch. e. by Yegs'its, 3 yrs cad • - .. 3 3 Same day—Colnr.el Lake's b. g. Arthur O'Brad ley, by Mercury, aged, beat Captain LoveLscc's g.. g. Harlequin, fogs. - FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. The County Pkte of Sol. Mr. Emd en '. b. Oipfey, by Guadford, 3 yrs old . . Mr. Wat on's ch. c.7 ° roWlyouc,..3 yrs4:44 Col. Arthur O'Bradley;hy . Mereury, nett YORK RACES, THURSDAY. AUGUST sy. . . . . _ _ • J 3 • dift. &ft. Fifty Pounds added to a Subfcriptios Ppsfe.—Foor Miles. Lord D2fl/1110:111 . 1 , Dr. h. Haphazard, 6 yn old . . Mr. Uarfortli's Muria, by bilander, 6 yrs 641 Hon. L. Soil les Cinnamon, 6 yrs old • - 3 5 ti. 2 on Haphazard ;.3 totot agit Marcia; so-to t again l! Cinnamon • a good race, fo much fn that 8 and to to t was betted that Marcia had won. Produce Sweepilakes of t )ogs each, h. ft.—Two miles. Duke of Hamiltnes ch. e. by Walnut - - - r Mr. Pelrfc's b. e. by King Fidgus, out of Rofsmond - a Mr. Peirfe's gr. c. by Sir Pew, out of Catkins - - 3 Lord 1 it zwilliam's b. f. by Ormond, out of EvelMa - 4 At flatting 4 to 1 agft the Doke, bet left of.—in running sto 2 on.she grey onitan'eaff rate. • FRIDAYSiDGUST 16. ' S Ol. added to a Snbfcription Purfe. Mr. Mellith's b. c. Stockton; by Gabriel - - a Lord t i:zwilliam's b. c.Orvillc, by Beningbroush - a Mr. Wertwort!.'r b. f. Primate. by Beningbrougla - 3 Sir F. Sandil% b. c. Dubury, by Sir Peter - - 4 3to t agft Stockton-3 io I againfl Orville-6 to . agft Duzbury. Sweepftakes of scgs. each, acgs. forfeit. Sir folio Lawton' b. f. fitter to Sophia - - - r Sir P.. Win's b. f. Me, by Sir Peter - - - a Mr. L. Savile br. f. fitter to Mnf. Rote . - 3 S to 4 on Sir John Lawfon's b. f.-6 to 4 aglt Mr. Savile's filly—won cart. Sweepflakes cogs. ea,:h, .1. fi. for colts and fillies. Lard Darlington's br. c. by Sir Pa:cr - - - • r Lord Stratknisre's b. c. by Plpator, out of Queen Mab - a Mr. Walker's b. e. by Scremon, out of Sanabopper - 3 Mr. Mollifies be. e. by Ormond, out of Driver's dam - 4 Mr. W. Lees b. e. Strap, by Beningbrouals - . 5 3to 1 agft Lord Darlington's colt -3 to I agft Lord Stratlimnre's colt-6 to 4 agft Mr. Walker's colt—won eafy. SATURDAY, AUGUST 37. Sweepftakes of 3cgs. each, logs. ft. for three years old colts, 811. alb. fillies 7(1. t3lb. The loft mile and three quarters. 17 fubfcribers. Mr. Dawfun's bay cob, Maemanus, by Casiander . I Sir H. Waliamfon 1 bay cult Tronfit, by )3tningbrougb - 3 Duke of Hamilton's hay filly, by Walnut, darn by javuun 3 7to 4 and 2 to. lon Macmanus. A good race. Handicap Stakes of sogs. each, b. ft.—Four miles. 5 fubfcribers. Mr. Bramillog's b. h. Alonzo, 3 yrs old, gft. tlb. - Lord Strathmore', b. b. by Walnut, 6 yea old, SR. alb. - 5 and 6 to 4 on the Walnut honk. •A gond race. The Ladies' Plate for all ages.—Four miles. Mr. Carrara's grey ware, Marcia, by Coriander r Lord Darlington's bay boric, Agoniftcs. by Sir Pater - a Mr. Simplon% chef. colt, Railltuue, by Cavenclilb - 3 sto ; and 3to'l on Agonifto. A fine race, and won by a le, ' - 1 a BIRTH& On Friday Teeniest, a Lady in Thoenao-Rreet, %Min, was rarely delivered of abut', and from that time till Sunday appeasedin Mond health, when, to her great forprixe, be avasfaddeely tikes, Ed, and afterwards delivered of a Ones girl-4nOth children, Si wd; as the mother, art Ilitely to 4. well. MARRIED. M Mastrafeacm tic 26tit ult. George Multimedia, Ifri. todldri Caen egy, cid& daughter of the late Thee. Carsegp, Efq, Crolgtli Monday, at St. Mary4a-bonne Church, George Brctt, of If • ki place, Partmaa.fquare, Erg. to Mire Templet* daughter of chid • late Capt. Templetoo,trth Dragoon Garda. Tedday.eseekrog, areaptrParkees, Camberwell. Mrs. 11 wife of (Arai! Hau44Meryea, at* Emir .Egit 110.1,10. . • FREEHOLD VILLA, PARX, FARltif‘ dee. ZERN A S. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, . At Garraway'readlindionfe, Oantillb Lbodbn, on Monday, Septanher Is, at one riCiock. in three Lota. ASingularly Elegant FREEHOLD VILLA, with fuiks of competent well-arrangad attached anidemea cd Ofdees of every dentition ; three doubt. Coach-honk% team Stabling far to Hodes; Farm-yad,linelcifed and Inman& ed by tukable lailanp, Merge Burns well enoßratfted ; Csaillogrisj , Cow-llocK Plum, Padtry-boofe, Pagara-oote,'Doratord, Rick-yard ; (paws Kitchen Garden, in gore walled and aboadmst ly cropped and planted, Flower Garden, Melon Grounds...admit Lawn. and 'amine, °MGM% mible Sheet of Water, welt Rocked with Fiat, Bale and Raining Hoare, endow(' Ronk Cottages and Gardens—the whole feated in a Park about as Acm of rich and fatik land, within a rids-fence, and erodroned by a laittriant•! ftkrubbay, profutely planted with the muff chalet and I§eautifal Rvagreass Plants and Shrubs, bounded by a cfrenitons Gravel Walk, above cm- wile in lama. and knot/ on rarer& alsaby a Pack Paling and Dwarf Ka Fencing. The Pranices are eminently dial:trailed for beauty of fittratials, erearrioz the fummlt or an acclivity intronanding profpects Of the curvounding country, which arc rarely equalled for eetent, Stitt peculiarly Narked by dui; rich feral ift,..aud beatteous variet y. country abound,, with Game and platitude of Clem span Grtinods are . Kappny dttporrd by Nature, and taftefully improved by Art, mularinn theta equally delightful and preamble. The Villa, Odlires.ind Out dadidlngs, which' have leer etr.lted lathe I. TWO Years, at an expense of many 'fbookaile are part. 'Wady fuhltaudal; indinouflp arranged, and pLauel with mom than east reperd to comfort and convenience, and In every refpt a fared and fimilted in the ten & crpenftve and complete manner Utak, abundantly I,uppliethwithAsrd and fait Water. Aire, 'mar ILlabove are Two Freehold Fames, with their Out. buildings, and about Eighty five A moor rich Arable and Palace Land, lying sansprdt, and in a MIA Rate of cuithation. The Enact is Ikusord at Slambeld, Wvka,dißamt from Leedom 39 miles; Wladtor so; Hariasitoke ; Healey to; Marlow is ; and Reading little more than rwcw—The vicinage is highly re. freetable, and the Roads excellent ; Pox Noun& ar.: kept in the Neighbourhood; the Land Tax is Manned. May be viewed by "1 .t acts, whack - wink printed Particulars, may be bed of Mr. H. Phillips, 67, New laard-ltreet; and printed Particultra alio had at the Cattle, Mader ; Sun, Maidenhead ; Rad IJun , Henley; Star, Oxford; Lands, Wallingford; Pelican, Iliperiaitam Land ; awl at tile Moen at the Readiri, &He ry, aad Beth Papers; at Germany'', 0.21111 i tug at Um Ye* Fond, 11.141p-ltroet, Biacktriara. • CDTtAit AND LAND, 144 OP r.•I;.tIT. TO BF SOLD BY AUCIIIUzi. by Mr. II l.:pe. Ou 11w Ptg.tudes, ou rritLy, Sept. 16, at . Tueive Two Lots, A Comp..-.R ipodern•built COTTAGE, w;tli atta:bad and d.itached Orates, Darden, shrubbery, and Paudue::, a::J a rich Aleadow of Five Acres, encim , tingly fitu a t e on the brow cf a diftingcidsed Eminence, near Weft Cuwe , Ifle Wight, about three Miles from Newport; the Grandeur of the ftatilient Strom, of the Needles and Sauthataptoss. controlled by tlt local pr , fpett and ridlirek.te heat...ice commanded in view Lcoht this chr.feta fpu render it an enviable and definable retreat; -ajoa Tenement, Bars, and Piece of Land, nearly adjoining. May he viewed by applying on the Eremites, and minted Par. ticrlara had at the . Fountain, Cowes and Portfinouth; Dolphin, southamlton; India Aram, Guiport ; Bugle. Tl•chfleld: J. Pad. a.m. Gig. Farnham; at the Plaza: Sale; and of ltir..Phillipts, 67, New Bond.itteet. For Rlicumatifne. Rheumatic Cont. Sclatica.i.mathert, Head-aeh Numbnek fatty , Indira/on. latuicait Sinimodie or lII* . Pains, general Debility alai Reins:ie.:l of tballyftem. SPRAINS, EIRUISt.S. EXPERIEN has proved the mild itinsolsting C.E. powers of WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, Pills and fluid, the tnoft effeetual remedy ever made known to the world, having fucceeded in cafes of fit. cizht, tea. twenty, and even of forty years Lauding, after ether nicans bad talked, and it has asfolutdy cured more patients of the above corn plaints, than all the medicines ever bcroae made Public. The fluid Fifa= U fo singularly penetrating and (peed y in its opera tion, as generally to Wed the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, Be by a few n ations. Whireit 's }Sane of Muftard is prepared and fold at at. cni eachßox or Bottle, by R. Ism a STON, Apothecary, No. ts, Greet:- fly-ere. Soho, London: and its rcputation is fu univerfally efto hiifhed, that it maybe had of every Medicine Vender is EngLead i , Ireland, Weft Imdies, and Ametiea. _ . To prevenneciontes kit impention, purckakis are revolted to Widens, the Genuine is sliftisguillted by the King's Patent, and the Signature of R.Jon N aro*, use Patentee's own writing • the iabet of emelt Bottle or Hos. W HEN Profeffinnal Men of education And te. • • fpoidtbility deviate from the general fyltern.by the Giettiosi V a peculiar Branch, the fanttion of king continued limas is thes heft criterion of foperiority. . . Ten years have I devoted my pradiec to the eschtfive treatment of TlittEli DISORDERS, and the tuccefsful refult of my Om eves me additirmal indoor to oppok as far as I am able the re • vaya of thole complaints which are Cie moll important to the UAW. lorne himun infirmities. Attar Ihidatke foto every branch as so Army Surgeon, I firmed a vriOt at an catty. period of Praaiec to refeue lasdinitiaala from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the cquagy &arrow procipitatey atputeral Pyadtitianers. Tie TaREg. DISO RDEBS, to the eure of ~bier I Moeda*** mg attention, comprise every frocks of VENEREAL It4FIC MN, !tether of a recent or long tharaelon..—adlg, AB hinds of DEBILITY, whether asifing from the habits at Stiborshopt. or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that demogentent of the fyltetn in Women *III& 'scaled BAR" ENO:Eider S rtßH.rrr. - " - • Numerous dilutes are the refult of litmeamos ar bade is [11; truculent of a limpk Gonorrhea, and It not infrequently ha; per that the feeds of Life are poifooted bythelndlfenetYn of at *gassed * hour. By a famitor method fueb caamtaints are ufalygare4, and even where others lave failed, I tuft that 1 nay mama to air- a radical re-eltablithraent. however, are the cafes of cotopEcated Mafia la the M urder compred with the calamitous fituatlone of Ms, who foam Inttlente In a 901.11'd BY VICE. or the prevalent Caledes a 1: - .2:hpaable Life, acquire that date of Debility adikh is the unavoidable cocrequence of fach pernicious habits. Wham theanhappy (taffeta broods over his misery, bat ottefolfy conceals his misfortune, it may be fame oonfolation tot him to know, that although It he an ohisffi of doubt or uncenttoty lads • :Aber Praditloners, the removal of there DEFlClktiel ES by the gradual progrefs of renewal* is the aemairuneut of tayemorlasem If the rhea of Bacchus or Venus have begun to rola"e suanig vi gour, mats alziery will be pretested lip as early coaatailliat this tangled date. and is chafe cafes no great difficolties wt case Bit where this deficiency has for years tallied, a proper Pa. Inv-taco Is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the flumbertig karts of Life, and to reanimate the Coollitatioa MAlUtlEll WOMEN, who have long bees difsppdated their expatatioes of a Family, may be allured, that in mar is fiances tech defeds are *able by Medical Ikill. • 1 he SECIUIC V whier :s torrential to eel undertaling, and det Caltileacit,cs whirl I have prefunted to Rate. teem the Beds of my FretenEons, aed in coincidence with Deck this intimation in given, that Mr. BREE way he enriched perfonally (or by lettere Melding s fandinote) at he bode, No. ay, AmedeDaseet. &med. near Temple-Bar There is as additional sittrance in Water -greet adleinhtipeldi the seine b so bosh the doors. M. MEI. Mingl; oiiba Royal Colo. of Swore& To the el, ,e(i.rTT, DEN FR Y, and the Pashas to Gmaral. THE cclaiarated ABSTERGENT LOTION. for the care et sCORBU tic FADE IlDbill,-Comfecele.ited oda, Pimples, Ire. on the Face, Hear* and Neck; the an for ditalualy elcanflos the Complezion, atia;temovule.all ' Mimics of the Stir. a .• It prepared by the Macao:and foie Preemie tor S. 11101.0 MON, M. D. at Sotoreion's Place, Ltartrpo• Au , that. of The 1 , 41de to Health," and other valuable Weeks Mesa, 45. at Half Pintsoe. gd.Duty included. a Nora Omermosto Sam, is pafted en each acarkv .mielithe same and kides of abode slaw Previewer. thaw. Sued Solomon, Livapool, engraftd therein, to ematerait arida a Pam, sod yae o llhable wfth Death.—None elk are Demists T LADIES AND GEN TILEMEN. • 1118.401.0 . N Iles at hearts yielded to the folecestillsis ./Ms numerous m ntfpondenth and has mow prepared his Mfaigig- GENT LOTION for. public ale, which, fur a' Tenn years. has Imes the wonder andadodfatiowlif his reivelepaslienes I It fl its mat alai at, frsessot, sal* fa* sod salable Ltenid le 'Watt file Scorbutic sod other Eruptions on the Face sod tads. 'lt ratty yettores the Skin to • desires tit atm& and may he rald the powers,/ dcierepticen. I.sdke may rely dam It tcodena the Skin fair, delicaU, and ramares every hind w ashd OW Wil burn, and all thole freckles which room. long Weigh ae We" gegkelliffit•lbeet ; to tharti . It Is the only matitjle • Lady can ea at Mr toilet with Mew/ cemsfort, or a Geoldemosi Ism room* to when (devise is become a dreadful operaUoo by my anon difierfe on the flee. This Abdeigent may be applied without the Smack hazard, die a route liorercern remedy cannot be cicala Lie even the asuit de licate frame. Lake and Gentlemen may rely on the good qualities of deo iflahltertrot, as the lied elmeur awl beautiller of entails. R re 'Tl:nea *ably, vs itheautAin or trouble. all kinds of Narks. aU T ts Itlng.worms, Spots, Redacts, Swains. at Carbolic/es ill elmlfpia, Blotches, Sus-burti, Tan or Freckles, Scurf, and frac' ot eruptions on the Maur of tbhuinae body " uotleoeCtrf to enumerate the advantages ranking to the amattiothes of every perk., by effeelenly rreawelrielatthakea nom the Mama of the akin. and thereby keepliat awl tho GPO° the anomeralik passes and twee through : abeam( cork 11l fa ufel for imams humours front the vital Mid erlikh haw otanufted, are forced back agate Writhe ad beset.tie foorecs of army clansmen' difeaks. It is the • swam of Moth confequake, as well to prevent hurtful dKuede s, Os for the rWon of cafe. comf art, and beauty to our porter a, that w• u erv id oreallnasii have retinae to proper magrard applimtigen; but more it becomes urgently reimilito whoa diselhas of aftroake make their appearance, and break out into Pimple*. Caitinticks, or oilier mammas Propane. 'l4=en trans Dr. Soto Mtn lonweire °pp.& Mt bit of Ell pthitibed for Cada r.rinies. or minter any that( that may convey the finale** Wel ~ 1 char .flifficaey ; noatiog bet the Ibt , uSeft f uld'ation torn pert maga ef high rank. weal Mar induced him to tomtit tus auttergent for. piddle fates nist thly tar a Lucien. to Lc toed Mita under a comfit Maw do • bat a• a Cs Luau in gen. rat, the proof' ta. virtues ate as bonoorabk as they arc incontenterabie &elem. there, although they may he futmutted to eitaialpectine of a gal lant, caw of be 14.1 Wee the ll4blie i nor sat any cafe or Mary however Wend. ewe in its suture, or canted the thanacr, ewe be Fithian*. The Altheracnt never falls of roma with theft who give It a (air mild, and m its price evidently agars that no pante WWollinfeee Is fought for by the Pruprinor,fit Nfo Intl the pubic be angina d that enthlog hot a certainty et its faced. meld induce Dr. SOL.,Oiole to Mead the goad opluke he is honoured with by all ranks, l prekutirig than with the Abaci ' gait Lotion which thiy wail w doubcprociire gentaine by bugle( at the Stamp. Sold at his Werrimar, No. 6, Collerg-ereen, Dublin: and hv his appoinewent, by J. ilatbegra, Na Ig, Strand and Dial and C... but Ckurcb.yard, London; Smith, baiter, Hawn , Elder, Edinburgh: Olalsow ; ar rita l s. qp ratl k ine Venders ie every Market Town in Groot Amorka. LONDOW Printed and palsibbod by LLVILLICANT,(of Ow. etriyorpptace. L-talbeth) at the S raft Ornea, Se, 1, Campy Arm. I've Alar! airs at UK STAG eirass, Tow& Bri ill se