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S P , JRTIA'G INTELLIGENCE. NrwMARI:FT FIRST SPRING MEETING. THURSDAY, APRIL 28. The Kire% flare of loop. for 4-yr. olds, t tR, :.yr. olds, I t lt. 91b.; 6 yr. olds And aged. t aft R. C. 1. - kvil!ria.k. h. Dirk Andrews, 5-yr. old. .r C. Bunburv's b. f Eleanor. 4-yr. old. I.d. Cirofvenor's b. e Squire TCAZ'C o 4-Yr.0 1d .3 !k:r. I.'. Jones'. br. 4. Orange flower, 4-yr. 04. - 4 larimth's gr. m. Marela. 4-yr. old. dr. '\'r. Watfnn's b. h. Lignum Vita, 5-yr. old. - dr, Seven to aon Dick Andrews-6 to t againfl Eleanor—TO to I againft Orange Flower. Mr. Coventry's I'm-Yorkfhire-Yet,late Sir John, 71. t3lh. heat I.d. F. G. Ofbom's Gulliver, 7ff. sib. Acrofs the Flat, Itrogs. h. ft.-5 to 4 orb I.'m-YurkfbireNet. Littr COURT OF KING'. BENCH, APRIL s*. The cafe of Develin, the Sheriff's Officer, who arrefted a %in in trover for rociol. for a box of papers, cat. on this morning. The name of Wilkiufcn was marked on the writ, as the name of the attorney, and Develin told the defendant it was Mr. J. L. Wilkinfon, cf Gray's Inn. This, I upon - enquiry, turned out to be falfe ; Mr Wil. !tinfoil denying all knowledge of the tratilaaion. After this was difcovered, the defendant was ferved with in order for changing the attorney, and ap pointing a Mr. Sherman in lieu of Mr. Wiikinfon. The WI named attorney, and Develin, were or. shred left term to anfwer the matters of the de fendant's affidavit, and to explain the tranfaslion. Develin, in his affidavit, denied any knowledge of Wilkinfon's name being falfely affumed; and laid, be received the writ from a perfon named Atkin. fon, who told him he managed Wilkinfon's bufi nefs while he was out of town. Sherman, the at torney, threw the whole tranfaßion on his clerk, ,Atkinfon, whc; he Paid, bad done it in his name, without any - communication to him. An affidavit of Atkinfon's was read to the fame effeet, but it appeared, to prevent further trouble, Mr. Atkin. fon had thought proper to abfcond. As Sherman, in his affidavit, did not deny his knowledge of the place of his concealment, and feveral other fufpi dons circumllanees appearing, the matter was or dered to (land over, and Sherman was dircaed to give a further anfwer. Tilt XlllOlO. £lll.. Mr. GASSOW fisted, that the defendant was in euilody for a contempt ; and the coils occafioned by the fingular obilinacy of this man were now enormous.—Mr.Serjeant StIEPHIILD was his Conn fel at the affixes, where he had an atlion of ejeer 3:rent brought againfi him ; and having no de fence, a verdia, of courfe, went againfi him. He refuted to deliver up poiretEon of the land, which was the fubjed of this aftion. The plaintiff, with unexampled liberality, had forgiven him all the coils, and had made him a prefent of sot. Mr. Juilice LAWILENCI, Mr. Eames. aad Mr. .GAIROVI, took great pains to fatisfy this man rf his error. His Lordfhip told him, that if he would not give up the poffeffion, the plaintiff would en ter up his verditt, and take out execution, by which he' would be compelled to give up the poffeffion ; and as be had not obferved the agreement entered into between him and the plaintiff, the plaintiff would be entitled to all his coils, and alto to re cover back his aol. Lord Etianaolouisu raid, the plaintiff would go on to complete his writ of pottellion. This man, in the mean time, mull remain in cuilody. The Court would then confider, whether this con. tempt deferred airy farther notice ? His Lordthip ordered him to be brought up the lall day of the term, and hoped that fomebody would be kinder to him than he was to himfelf. OLD DAILEY. Yetterday fourteen prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally conviad, viz. •Ilivn Sully, for Realing two remnants of hom bazets, the property of Ann Cope, privately in her Shop. Stetivto Beacom, for Realing a Giver watch and • other articles, the property of Prudence Pearfon, in her dwelling book. One was convlaecl of a mifdentesnor. viz. ~.7hreuts Baynes, tried at the iUitof the Society for !fie Suppreilion of Vice, for felling an nhfcene book and print. Though the principal evidence con. felled that he was a frequent informer in fuck cafes, the raft of felling was proved on his evidence. The Jury deliberated half an hour and returned a verdi&—Guilty. - Six were conviZled of felony, viz. A. Nowlan, for Healing fix gallons of brandy, the property of Meas. Bridges and Reay. :lobos FranCa, for riesling three pair of !hoes, the property of Aaron Bennett. 7oka Atka, for Healing two flints, the property of Welcher. Am niffint, for Reeling a quantity of Italian Mk, the property of H. Hunt. Brims Lailazhaa, for Healing a flock bed and other anklet, the property of S. Capps. Sarah Gibk, for Healing fix shirts and other ar. ticks, the property of J. Taylor. And five %vete acquitted, via. Sarah Crijnt, C. liMrici Stray, and W. Crifjo. Venni: Doashry, alias Stoney. and --- Ream, were charged with felonioutly assaulting nn the night of the 19th of February, Mary Nathan, in the dwelling hoofs of Henry Nathan, and heating thsrein two men's coats, value Ss. the property of the laid Henry Nathan. The panic , . it appeared, were all refident in the purlieus of Rag Fair ; the prifontrs were Hiber. nians • the profecutor and his adherents of the If. raclith perfuafion. By the ftatements of Mrs. Nathan, and Levy, a lad, her (hop boy, it Ihould " 6 -appear that the prifonera, with very little or no • )wkwocation, and that merely vet bay, knocked down " tisf> Incl, forced through the hatch door Into the *op, violently assaulted Mrs. Nathan, knocked her • Atm or. the counter. and afterwards took sway •= M 1 hilts laid in the inditlinent. 'ea iikeps flat,-mimt of an adj. icing Watch Houle J'ecepet, anti she maid terrain A the pmtecator, a narrative father of a diffirent compleziotappear.l ed : the police officers refilled to take the prifoners' into cuftody, on the ground, that no charge of fe lony had been originally made againft them; they were ,afterwards apprehended by the patroles of the parifh. It was politively alferted by one of the witnelles, that on being afked. whether the prifo ners had taken any thing from her ? the laid, the could not tell until the had looked over her goods; and one or two of the police officers who were origi nally applied to, raid, that the charge was made by the profecutor's people for a riot. This was the cafe on the part of the profecntion. For the prifoners appeared &ft, Mary Cotter, who depofed, that the was fervant to the profecutor at the time, and raw the whole affray. The prifoners had never been in the (hop at all. As they were palling, along Rotemary.lane, the Barker went up to them, and endeavoured to pall them into the (hop, in order to buy tome clothes. The prifonersrefufed, alledging that they had no money, nor wanted any clothes. They then paired on a little, when the Barker called out, Let the Vinegar Hill rebels alone." Mrs. Levi at the fame time raid fomething to the fame par pole. The men turned back, and afked who had infulted them ? The Barker threatened them, Pay ing, that he often had beat half* dozen Iri(hmen. One of the men then made a blow at him, which he returned, and fled into the (hop, bolting the door after him. The men went away, upon which the Barker drove to get out againfl the will of his mit trefs, who willed to detain him. for fear of acci dents. He broke the bolt, which was but a very flight one, in the firriggle. Her millrets Paid. that the was certain, a perilin of the name of O'Leary, who lived in the neighbourhood, and was on bad terms with her, had let thefe Irifhmen upon her, to abufe her in the *Vence of her hulband. She faid (he was determined to be 'revenged, and for that purpofe to accufe them of burglary. She promifed the witnefs a gown and petticoat, upon condition that ( he would (wear to that effe&, al ledging, that the being a Chriftian, her word would go farther than hers. The witnefs refuted, in eon fequence of which they feparated. Several of the neighbours, who obferved the tranfaelion, gave the fame account of it as the bit witnefs. Noland and Trotter, two police officers, Paid, that they had gone to the houfe of the profecutor, in confequenee of the entreaties of Nathan. The prifoners were accufed of no burglary, and there fore they conld not take them up. The girl told them at the time, that it v:as the Barker who had broke the bolt. The profecutt is Paid, that if thty would not take op the prifoners, the watchmen would do it. Griffiths, another officer, depofed, that he had apprehended the profecutrix oa a former oecafion, and lodged her in the Houle of Correaion. The Jury, without heitatioo, returned a verdia —Not Guilty. On Monday left, a chimney belonging to Capt. Wickham, at Carport, being 011 gee, the fervent sm-de gun up it In order to Otakedown the foot, and extinguillt the tire, when unfortunate ly, owing to the muzzle touching the wall, the gun burft, and the mates arm was fo dreadfully !battered by the exploban, that an amputation was neseffary. Thurfday fenright, a fervant belonging to Mr. J. Bu fet, of Mornday,naar Covrbridge, of heating the oven, very impru dently threw oat form of the allies, which communicating to foinsikraw fet fire a the hook and barn, and burnt these down. Edward Lindford died on the 14th inft. of a broken leg, In the London Infirmity, which was occalioned by flipping it through the wheel of one of the Stratford coaches before kis own door, the Blue Anchor, Mile End Road. which happened on the old inft. an inflammation having taken place. The Co roner's Jury fat on the body on Tuefday night, and brought in their vcrdidt accickntel death. The forow:ng Angular circumftance occurred on Tuefday fennight, pear Shitlda —A young bode, grating In tome fields In the neighbourhood of Clifford's Fort, being de6rous of crop- Ow the fweeteft herbage, unluckily ventured Co near the brow o' the precipice which overlooks the fee, that down be fel/. It is Imagined that the decent is 6o feet, perpendicular; and that he was not dallied in pieces is a matter of furprifc to the owner (a miller that lives dote by) who joyfully led :tint away, perceiv ing no other alteration ocnifioned b/ the accident, than that be moved his hind kg. rather ftifffy. Nina sr ca.—CM l'htufday fenn:gtit a young woman, named Seymour, was apprehended at Midlavasat, near Chicheller, on fufpleion of having murdered a new born infant, of which the had been recently delivered. The body of the child was found by Come labourers, buried in the earth, in the Paid pada, with • piece of tape drawn tightly round its neck ; and the Coroner's Jury having, on the evidence of three Wpm' of Chiehefter (who declared it their joint opinion that the child was born alive), brought in a vudidlof wilful murder, Seymour was fur peeled, as before fisted. apprehended, and commitvd by the Coroner to Hoefham pot, whither ha will be removed when fufficiently recovered. in order to take her trial at the neat Al: 6amii—Tlse above unluppy woman acknowledged that he had been two der. berme delivered of the child in quthion, but du. elated it was Still-both. WIN car r area .--:111e general quarter kfilons of the peace for this county commenced on Monday Woolen, vehen the follow ing prif•oers were tried and received (entente as under, vie,— Cbereber, for field* ya rn, the property of John Battert. lull of Gofport, and Mary Ellis, for fending two guineas, a ys. piece, Sete Wee, and three gold rings, the property of Ifmic Gahm of Gorport—tranfportation for levee yeees.—jantes Da her, for violently 'Suiting his matter, Hash Peery • Efq. of St. Mary Extra—one year's imprifonmeot and to pay • Inc of tot and inter into a recogoistutce for hs paid behaviour.— Charles Buckingham, for fl sling lead and folder hoot his em ployer, Mr. Caplan of Parkhurft Barrack %in the lie of Wight —one year's impelfcennent..—john Waite, for *ming a pair of aces, the property of George Jones of Gtipart-111: mouths lar peifoutnent.-41eney Frederick Davis, for Reading Wm. L. Blake, in the parr® of Upham, was reipited until the nest (d -ices, and in the mean rime to be at liberty to enter into his Middles krvice.—One continued fo anftody, tine tried and I Acquitted, aping one no bill was found, and eight dlkharged for want of prokcutioa. Ilia a sot a it—oitt the quarter Cellos. Glebe peace held stNew bury, on Tucfday fettnight, two indieements were preferred sgainft Thomas Wanin, driver ate common Stage waggon be. lunging to Mr. Thos. Clark, of Greenhana, near N. wbury, for overturning Mr. jldward Law, of that town, cod•merthant, and Mr. William Marriott of the fame place, fclaseci-mafter, In a one horfe challe,and lashing them near Midghana Coos. men on the Batts road, OR the :,td of December lag, and upon uric indi &amen he was found guilty, and fentenced to pets line 051 and t • bnprifomed one month in the county gaol and till the I i I fire is paid..--.At the tune (aroma, James Hubert, for flea:beg feeeral pieces of leads*, the property of James Batas. of Aldworth, we. fentanted to be imprifoned a foresight, and to be publkly %tipped .at. liteadirg ;—John Wife, fee Beating I ate mutton out of the Chop of EMnuad Bat a(Speesbaniand. butcher, was fastened so be immitimed red kept to hand la bone foe tar mosaties,ftrit and late fneen•ght in a Binary cell Wl!.ar.i Broad. Richard Broad, and Wm. Eelfworth, as ref,* Lin of Intent Bolen • globe/to of else wood, the pospirty of * nos. Gonda*, Efq diet-Lon were difelargedily meek • stinks TRU aler, ut llaltlhistg, for Whir*, h t 0 be . gated twcpre astinws MARRITI).• - Ott Tudday left, at Ore, the Rev. Henry Hairs. FN. feu or the late Thema Ballet ILAlges, Erg. of Hempftrail-Place Kent, to Mil . ' Murray,oldeft daughter of the late Gateral the Honourable James :Vlurray,of Beau Port, in Staci. DIED. At Bruntivielt, no the 2 ift7March. in the 65th year a' his age, Prince Demetrius daharp, Privy Condenor of his Majefty the Emperor of Ruing, and Knight of the Orsler of St. Ann. At his bottle in Primes-Area, Edinburgh, on Tutfday alight, John Grieve, Efq. one of the Commiffioners of Ea,ife for Scotland. On Tuefday, Mrs. Blackman, of Symonsrs Inn Coffee-houle. At Mallow, Mill ifabelia Pyne, daughter, of John Pyne, of BalEnaearrigh, county of Cork. Efq. On Monday laft,•at Prightheitnitone, after a lingering M ods, in the 7th year of his age, the Hon. William Nev , lle, youngeft fon of Lord Braybiniske. HIGH WA'T'ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Adorning •••• • • • I minutes after 9 Afternoon CAPITAL ESTATE and MANOR. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ALL that ESTATE and MANOR (Tythe Free) caned GREAT DADFORD, in the Parini of Bromfgrove, in the County of Worceiter; confining of a molt fuhftantial and commodious Farm Houk, Barns, Stables, Cy der Mill, and other convenient Outbuildings, in complete Re pair; and upwards of Two Hundrs.4l and Fifty Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Paiture Land, well planted with Fruit Trees, in cluding about Thirty Acres of Coppice Ground, in Psirtdfing of the Proprietor, worth Communibus Annis 301. Alfo an adjoining Mate, confining of Two Menages and Buildings, and upwards of Fourteen Acres of Land, fubjedt to Tytbe, called HOLFORD'a WELL. • The above Premifes are now In the Occupation of Mr. James Knowles, al the yearly Rent of r9oL They are dißant front Bromfgrove Two Miles, Kiddenninfter Eight Miles, and Stour bridge Nine Miles. PoffeSon may be had at Lady Day next—The Land Tax has been redeemed. _ . (here is a quantity of gravring Timber on the Mates, which, with the Growth of the Coppiees,muft be taken at a Valuation. Confiderable Part of the Purehafe Money may remain on Se curity of the Premiks, if required. The Tenant will thew the Pmnites ; and for further Para eulars apply to Meffrs. Gem and Son, Solicitors, New-ltrtxt. Birming'ism, where a Plan of the Eftate may be ken. CHURCH HONEYBORNE FARM, near EVESHAM, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSE-SSD:W. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Friday, the 22th May, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornhill, at Twelve o'clock, In One Lot, A MOST deferable ESTATE, held by Leafe for Twenty-one Years from Michaelmas Taft, of the Dean and Chapter of Weitminfter, at the !mall refereed Rent of icl..os. 4d. and renewable by cuftom every Seven Years, on payment of a moderate Flne • malting of a good Farm-hook, near the Church, at Honeyberne, only Four Miles diliant from the prolific Vale and Town of Eveibani, in Worcefierfhire,with every renege Farming Outbuilding, and pear ,Teo Acres of principally Rich Grazing and Meadow Land, within a Ring Fence, now and for many years pat in the occupation of Mr. Nathaniel Eden, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next, when the Polkirson may be had,-To be viewed till the Sale. Printed Particulars will be ready for delivery on the 2d of May, and may then be had on the Prange.; alfo of the Prin ters of the Worcetter. Gloueefter, and Oxfdrd Papers ; of Mr. Hoper, Great Marlborough-ftrect ; Mr. Vines, in Lincoln's Inn; Rainbow; and of Mr. Reim, In Charlotte-itrcet, Bloom& bury, London. when& Plan may be ken. SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAI. and SON, At the Old Ship Tavern, io Brighthebnkoo, In the County of Sure:, on Thurfday, the 26th day of May next, between the Hours of Poor and SI: o'clock in the Afternoon of that day, '[HE Minor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to gather with the Capital Mersin. or Manion Houfe, Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and 320 Acres, more or b fa, of Arable, Meadow, Failure, Sheep Down, and Wood Land to the fame belonging, known by the revere, Names of Truly Farm and Hards's Land, defirably &Date at Mbar ton, in Soiree, and now in the Tenure or Occupatioss of Mr. William Grooms, as Tung under a Lade, which expires the spa of September next The whole Mit is Freehold and Iles well together, is dif tent from Steynine, Three Mlles, from Horlbam Twelve Miles, from Shoreham Four Miles, and from Brighthelmltoo Twelve Mile., The Honk and Buildings are fobftantial and in good Repair, the Wood Land Is well Rocked with young growing Timber, and a Navigable River rims within a few Miles of the ERate. Edburton is Ode to the South Down., the Country abounds with Game, and feveral Packs of Hounds are kept in the Neighbourhood. Poifawn may be had at Michaelmas neat. To be viewed on Application to the Ten mt, and farther Particulars may be hod of Mr. Mfry, fierltmoneeux, near Battle; or Mr. Richard Tamer, Attorney, Lewes. Seas. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAI.L and SON, At the White Hart Inn, at Lewes, In the County of Suffer, on Saturday the sift day of May next, between the Hours of Four and Six o'clock in the Afternoon of that ds,.. THE Manor or reputed Manor of HENDAL, together with the Capital Meffnage er Menem Houle, Barns, Oafthoufe, and other Buildings, and 417 Acres (more or Ids) of Arable, Meadow, Paiute, Wood Land, and Hop Ground thereto belonging. called HENDAL FARM, defirably fituate at Buried, in the laid County. The whole F.ftate is Freehold, and ties within a Ring Fenn adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Tunbridge Wens to Lewes and Brighthelmiton ; is diltant from Lewes, Ten Miles from Tunbridge Wells, Ten Miles; and from Brighthelmflon Eigh t een Miles. • T e Hensfe and Buildings art fabllantial and in good Repair. ThehLand is in a Rate of very high Cultivatioo, haying been for feveml Years pelt in the Hands of the Proprietors, who havelaid out couGderable Sums of Money in Iniprovernent..-- The Wood Land is weß Rocked with young growing Timber, and the Country abounds with Game. The Houle Rands on an Eminence, and commands a very ef motive and pletureflue View of the South Downs and far rounding Country, add Is capable of great Improvement at a tdfutg Eapenee. The &warm of Busted is dry and healthy, and the 'Roods and Water are good. A.Trout Stream- rum itrougb part of the Eftate,and fermi Packs of Hotrods are kept in the Neighbourhood. Poi/effort' may be bad at Michaelmas neat,and farther Par ticulars known by applying to Mr. John Trill, Ovingdnin, near Beighthelmßan ; Mr. Richard Trill, Medal, Baited; or to Mr. Richard Turner, Attorney, Lewes. Patrunifed by the ROYAL FAMILY and NOBILITY. Bllious and Gouty Difordos, Yellow and Putrid Fevers, Fla- Miracles Obaricadoes, Nervous Head-Achs. &e. PUBLIC tellimany of llszoor's AnTißmsous Psi te, added to Twenty Yore mutative private Predict, the Proprietor, as an Apothecary, has experienced in the high Circles, in their ufe, paint that out um the molt pitiful' and convenient Medicine far the removal of all Bilious and Gamy Complaints, and far thole Diforders which strife from an Ingo plat reaction of Ode and free Living ; during Pregnancy they are eminently fcmiccuble at preventing Coftivencis, Sickods at the Stomach, Nervosa Sack Head-ache, Heart-buns, and disk usealiseffra which too freirsently matt the PM, Sea at that cl•iiesse period. Cain uf their eatraordinory dlicacy from Noblemen and Loam, ere wrapped resod each boa with di rediass, Sped U. Duos. Several Gestlemes, hem the Eaft wad Viet Indies. ben informed Mr. lliz-s, that they have found the Ma a certain preventive agsdsnft the Yellow Farr and U. Complaint. Said wboreisie and atiali„ at Mr. liotkirlk, No. 4, Chrap6ds, COR' Of Prato.afttf.rOW sod retail by Bail and Canteen, Dahlia; Bea, New Tab ; B. Clearniry; hat Estraea; Maori; Sear. Sdishargis ; Pay. sad itisbards. Plyamortb, Belem sad ilibbs. - Poniatunib ; lawless. Hall. sad by mil , Alaiticiat Vendee/Army Tone is the UMW libieMsaa. lb bases at 6s. and se. ' , Laid). solibislir Heaatll.Atl<eiiq Ma ilissea, et sa cock. For Rhewnatlfin, bearturtiioopt,firipiiws Lumbago :He a t ach, Numbnefs, Pally, %dip:Rion, Flatulent Splinodi s ar lying Pains, gineral Debility and Rehm:dine ut the Sys aiu SPRAINS, BRUI&P.S. he. EXPERIENCE has penved the mild lii mn l at i ng powers .r wurrEHEAD's ESSFNCF. of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the ourft effectual remedy firer made knbs to the world, having Iticceerled to affix of 'fix, debt, t 7i twenty, and even of forty years ftandlcg, arm- och za akan , had failed, and it has abfalutcly cored mate patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines sins before mane Public. The fluid Effence is fo fingularly pent:train aud fpeedy in its operation, as grnerialy to effect the cure of SPRAINS, BRUIt:ES, he. by a few applications. Whitehead's Frence of birthed ' is prepared and Chid at as. pd. each Box or Bottle, by R. Joust: ins, Apothecar,, No. ts Creek-Rivet, Soho, London: And its reputation is fn oniverfany eitab:iihed, that it Iris he lad of every Medicine Vender is Englund, Ireland, W Indies, ;13 ' America. To pet we emote' feit impefitim, porehafers ore requellut to ohterre, t Gernine is dittinguiOuni by the Kieg'a Patou. and the Signature ft R. Jos N sTo , the Patentees ow a own" on the label of et& Cottle or B.z. DEVELNO's-PILLII, a SWEetENEIt of on. 001). thole who are aided with the Scurvy,S cor . 2 . boric Eruptions, Liprofy, and other difo der, 2riftig from impure blood; to thole likcwifewhae eotiftitigior i hoo t bankinspaired by the injudicious achigniitration of Mercury; to thole whofe puerile hulifcretions have alreodygiven otrth to dilate, or town the feeds of &billy; and particularly to flag who, being married, or on the eve of marriage, are liable to entail corruption on their paterity, it mutt be a matter nin e ( ma n config•tirsi to ream% that when all other medicines have failed, DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS may confidercly be relied on, as the molt powerful Alterative, Purifiir, and Sweetener of the Blood. At this feafon o! the year, a Sweetener of the Shod km ever been deemed uccuffary, and It is even recommended by the Fs catty as a svik preclude/Lary mama ; the advantages, there (Gm of comeacncmg an early comic of Da V1L160.11 Pills, m account of their efficacy, fafety, pleafantnefs of operation, ar,i convenience (requiring no confinement, or mania in eel) mat be (elf evident to every impartialperfon. It has alfuNeen are rtained, by ample experience, that thtf: Pills are the belt Auxiliary during the Predict of Sea !Safi g, the advantages of which are limited to the futfacc of the bode milers fome mild Alterative, capable of corredireg the propel - ties of the Blond, be taken at the fame time. Prepared and fold, in boxes,rice 4s. 64. or fui boxes in our, price 216 by the Proprietor, J. Pidding, formerly Surg eon in the Army, at his Warehouk, o. 76, Oxford-Brew, awoke the Pantheon; elk retail by Golding, Perfumer, No. ea, Corn ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Bu ler. No. 4, Chcapflde ; Sh, w and Edwards, Ns. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Ward, No. 3 Holborn; Swinney, No. at, Pall-Mall; and by all hut:, Bouldellers, and Venders of Medicine throughout the k twdom. —But all other Pills, ate. alliuning the lame name, (notwith- Randing they may be pompouily 'dwelled in the molt haughty ' jargon,) are futile preparations and grata lmpofitions, unkis lived WWI red ink by the foie Proinknor, J. lidding, lbw 76, Oxford.ftrect. c r Country Gentlemen and ethers are informed that they may be fuppbed with this valuable Medicine by fending tank Orders by Coachmen or Newfmen, or by cneloling Ca* is a (mall Parcel. direded to Mr. JOHN WADS, No. tog Fleet-ftrect, London, for which Purpofe complete Noki' Boxes are provided for fending it with fatety to any part of this Kingdom, Ireland. Scotland, fie. UUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of A lAPE and HEALTH. Is the brit Medicine in the would for mitering and invigovadng the Conftinstkes of perigee weakened and debilitated by it cootie of diSpated pleafurostor Indeed by any other eaufes. Every day produces frelb accounts of the angular fuccefs of this invaluable Reiterative Medicine, and many gentlemen have been candid enough to declare, that it bad &wended in cafes when every other Medicine proved io effoleaL ••• Gentlemen of the firlt diftindtion in this kingdom, as well sa others, whole Gaultier Wm were broken and debilitate'. have experieoccd the good Alerts of this Iteltorative bladltiaa. Fur Nervous D.forders proceeding from execifive drigking, sit fipated *dares, the immoderate aft of tea, or hub whatever «calms great debility and relaxation of the a baser and lifer Medicine cannot be taken. N who had under gone too powerful marks of mercury, (that bane of health), which reduced them to a Rate of sufferable Witt-nee, mulood the utmoft benefit fmm this Rdtoratiee; for after lob at ftrength and vigour, they happily regained their falser health. For pains in the back and loins, Ones and Seminal antibodies., perhaps there is out any Medkinelognbileor pirate radios which has been fo fuecefsfa Notc.--This Raftorativc is prepared in pills, which prods*" more gradual and I 'Ring effeas than all the int foal forma; the liner parts of the Balfam are alto better preferred. To be had at Wade 's Medicinal Warehoufa, No. s6j, Rat firm, and No. 13, Old Bold-ftreet ; Tutt, Royal EleimajF; Bacon, No. tjo, Oxford-ftreet ; and all other Venders lea dickies In Town and Country, price 6. jd. the boa ; ask may be had In larger boxes, price ally 11. go which eomain awl quantity of fa fawn bows, a made up for the artiorowey,ae. A Pamphlet on the v.rtues of the Relloratise, with a Liget important CUMIN may be bad Grebe Venders, price bd. Wl - IEN ProfelGonal Alen of education A nd t s fpeo6bility deviate from die semen' (Otero by for it isaice et a pscultar Druck. the faadion at kos ceedmod Weeds Is the heft eritedoe of fitscrierity. Tee years have I devoted my - pretile; le the ealufive roe. meat of THREE DISORDERS, sod the feemisful refute at my plan gives me additional ardour to ("pole as far as las able the ravages oi thole complaints which are the molt import. ant in the catalogue of human indnaides. After Minstar into every branch as an Army Stiftgeon, ' formed a with at an nu,' perked of Predict to reftue sib from the /gourmet of uneducated Mao, or the equally data. woos precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the atm of which I hove de voted my attention, comprise every (perm of VENEREAL IN?ECTION, whether of a recent or long deratioe.—.lay, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether riling (min the habits of Schoolboys, or the latiolgenee of mature age, sad laftly that de rangemian of the fyfteni W Wanes which baled BARRED~ NESS or STERILI IT. ' Numerous difeafes are the rehab of igeoerome wart, Wide treatment of a flats& Oooorrhes, and It not = E peas that the els of Life are Med ann Lytbe of jest unguarded hour. by a hiperior method fact complaints are easily cured, and even where others hive failed, I trait that I may preface, to offer a radical re.ellablidimeot Few, however are the calks of oomplicated dance in the difneder, ecompoid with the erlandroes dmations of Mee, who from ii:dulgeoce in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prmakst ! Gaieties of a learnable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable eonfequctiee offset pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over bis mifery, but eat. fully amiceals his misfertem, It may be bone ceutorucite to him to know, that although it be an °bled of doubt or osier arry with other Pralltiosers, the feIIIOVII of dire DEFI CIENCIES by the graduAl progrefs sf reasvatiew es theacquirs. meat of my eapenence. h the rites of lacebas or Valle hale begun to reduce manly vigour, much surety will be prevented by ao early enumeration of this begirt data, and in their cafes no great difficulties will occur. Bat where this deficiency has for yews milted, a pmpe: Perfevennor is indlfpeabbly requilite to revive the Ovireherlas (parks of Life, and re re-animate the Canneries MARRIED WOMEN, who have beg been dlfapprint.d. "Pgdtaliaes et • telegr• may be affisred, that le mos Inflames inch &fees are csara'Ar by Medical tilt The SECRECY "radar effeetial to my undertaking. and the gram:las which 4 have preformed SO Rees Olorm the balsdmypretrnfiutts. ad le Macrame with fah this lad modem Is give's, that Mr. lEEE way be andithed - petronalk/ (at by letters lade-14 a4ll ails) et Ida beat, We. MOW del-ftreat. Strand, near Yeasple-Bar. lure la as additional dnatilite In Water-React alandlig and the maim I. as bob Aaiun% • M. BREE. Mtel ) &irge thrgeoli . itbet the, oftt!Yli, s' rnat=l 6 # )a t TA{ I. -TO artit I' üblietc4 al & 414 1 11tdit•Ombii Ear.