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CORO VI R'S INZUEST. Sancetwc !—The Coroner's Inquefi was held lait night at St. Bartholumew,s Hofpital, on the body of John Goldfmith, a watch-finither, the particulars of which are as follow On Monoay night, John Fredetick Tire, a pork-butcher, in Whitecrofs•ibeet, Cripplegate, and a fmall party, were drinking at Mr. Wood's, at the lign of the Cock and Bell, in Whitecrofs ftreet ; a difpute arofe between 'Fire and the others with regard to fome vords which Tire men tioned tlfewhere, and which he denied. At length thi y agreed to call in another prifon, who heard Tyre mention the words alluded to. when they laid a wager of a guinea. The man who was to fettle the bet being fent for, he decided againft Tire ; on i which Tire, in a violent paftion, atofe, and Paid that they were all liars. He refuted to pay.— Then they all flood up, and began a kind of kale, and twilling 'Fire from one to another.— On which he went home to his own houfe which was jug facing. and brought a long knife that he tiled for cutting pork, and fwore that the firft man who came near him, (hould have that 1 The de ceafed John Goldfmith, and another man, came in at this time, and called for a pint of porter, and fat down in one of the boxes. All this time the prifoner Tire Itood with his hick to the fire, and the others, who were difputing with him, flood facing him. The deceafed flood up and Paid, " I DWI go home, or I'll be locked out, it being eight o'clnck, and I a patient in St. Bartholomew's Hofpital." On his (landing up, fume perfun pufhed him againft the prifoner John Fred. Tire, and threw the latter back againft the grate. When Tire got up, he went towards the fettle near the door. and drew his knife a fecond time from his apron, brandifhing it, laying, a whoever comes 'near me, fhaU have that." Some of the company then cried nut, a he has got a knife, take care of him!" Others exclaimed, " Poker him 1" The deceafed, John Goldfrnitb, then took the tongs and followed him to the door, behind the fettle, where a feu& enfued ; and the deceafed cried out He's in me ! I am killed!" 'Fire was few to draw the knife with his right hand out of the de ceafed's abdomen, near the left fide, where he gave the wound, and then Tire ran out towards his own hnufe, crying—" Murder!" The deceafed came into the tap-room from behind the fettle, and fat on the bench. He then unbuttoned his waift coat, and pulled up his fhirt, when his bowels were coming out. On which he cried—" 0 Goa! 0 Goa! I am murderedßring me a Doetor !" It was then near nine o'clock, when the deceafed was carried on a (hotter to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital. Mr. John Baddeley, the houfe furgeon, immediately attended, and had the deceafed put to bed, after examining the wound and dreffing it. The wound was about an inch and a half wide, and in the left fide of his belly, by which the in teftinet were cut and lacerated. He lingered in eat agony till the fame hour (nine o'clock) lag Tucfclay, when he expired. After Tire nabbed the deceafed, he ran into his own hotife, where he was followed by the peo ple from the public houfe, and taken to the New Prifon, Cletkenwell. The next morning he was brought to Worfhip.ftreet for examination; but Goldfmith not being then dead, he was remanded to prifon. The deceafed was eially 3o years of age on the day of his death, a angle man, and had been a pa tient in the Hofpital a month, owing to a bad leg. He was to have been difcharged on Thurfa dky. He left the hofpital on Monday evening ah ut fix o'clock, in order to procure fame work which he was promifed when he left the hofpital. His father keeps a houfe near the three Jolly Wea. wers, Brick-lane, Old -greet. All the witnefiks before the Coroner's Ingoeft WI night were unanimous in the belief , that the deceafed did not offer to bike the prifoner with the fire irons. The Coroner, after a very long and careful in fummed up the evidence, Rating, that if they did not believe the full purport of what they heard from the witneffes, they would confe elnentry give their verdift for manflaughter. If, however, they were perfnaded of the truth of their various declvations, that they would decide ac cordingly. The Jury brought in their stadia about eleven o'clock- 4, MO/ Murder r The prifoner is about 36 years of age, and has a wife and one child. It teems that he was, at the very time, hound over to keep the peace for cutting a man with a knife about twelve months before, and to whom he paid a very confiderable hum of money to flay proceedings ag,ainit him.— fie will, it is bli.:ved, take his trial during the pi dent Old Bailey Seffions. Coßovest's Irrizyssr.—On Wednefilay evening, at feven o'clock, the Coroner's inquelt fat at the watch-houfe, Q2ecn's-head:alley, Newgatc-fireet, on the body of a black man. unknown, found dy ing under the gateway of hull Head-court, New. gate greet ; their verdift was—Died by Ike inclnise4- 4' the eveader. A hair.dreffer of Cutter-lane. Cheapfide, was connable of the night. About three o'clock a watchman bound the deceafed near /Moe-court. Cheaptide, and fuppnfing him dying, left him in care of the conßabte, at the watch. horde. By the warmth of the fre he fo far recover ed as to fay he was perifhing with cold, and had so money; a gentleman prcfent gave him a (bil ling; in a few minutes the cnnflahle delimit him to go and leek a lodging nr refrefhment. He crawled to the corner f Butcherhall.lane. The watchman nn that IVA !nought two patroles. who dragged him under the gateway of Bull Head court. ahutst a (purer pall folic : returning about fire. they found him dead, and then carried him to the watch-houfe !—Tlsc (billing was found in his pocket. A remarkable accident happened a few clays fince to a fine colt-in the grounds of Air Burton wood, at Hendon, in Middleics. By Pane means he rt hi. h-ad between the bars of a hartnw, which had been placed In ai to lean againft the Sump of a trey', and thus encumbered, the terri fied aiul Vltetted a-intal continued furtcsullr ion ising about the klds for more than .14 hour, no petfon daring to attempt relieving hint, on at-1 count of the projeaing iron fpikes of the harrow ; At length he fell through fatigue, and was unable to rife. By the (hocks he received in confequence of the harrow ilyiking againil gates, fences, &c. he was fo much hurt, that it was judged proper to kill him. POLICE. !gc. MAlLLsoanvoH svasay.--Wednefday Pearce, the perfon in milli* for fhooting at Wm. Cobb, a butcher, in Mary.la-Bonne-street, was brought op fin re-examination, when Mr. Knowles, as Counfel for the prifoner, attempted to prove the want of malice in this tranfaaion, from which he contended that there was no authority that en titled the Magifirates to commit, under the Black Aft. To fupport this affertion, he called a Mr. M.lntofh, who lives nearly oppofite, and who de poled, that he faw Cobb repeatedly attempt to flrike the prifoner, and that be believed the piflol was only fired in Pelf-defence, and that at the time Cobb fo attempted to ftrike the prifoner, Mifs Johnfon (the lady on whole account this unfortu nate event took place) got between them, and in that fituation received feveral blows. Several witneffes were, however, called in fup-1 port of the profecution, the evidence of one of I whom was very unfavourable to the prifoner. The Magifirates were of opinion, that from the nature of the evidence adduced there was fufficient grounds to commit him fully to take his trial " for malicioufly (hooting at, with intent to kill," which is a capital offence under the Al commonly call ed the Black AR. Mifs Johnfon was committed to the New Prifon for want of fureties, or until Cobb is pronounced out of daiger, of which event there is little reafon as yet to entertain much hope, as the jaw bone is confiderably fraeured, and a part of it his been taken away. Mr. Pearce was committed to Newgate. The profecution againft Captain PEARCE is car ried on by Mr. SHARP, the man's mailer. On Tuefday 7 hot. .7ohlfea, a gentleman's coach man. was charged before Mr. KIMNAIRD, the fitting Magiftrate at this office, with extreme and wanton cruelty to one of his mailer's coach horfes ; in the courfe of the exercife of which barbarity he gave the poor, but fine animal, In violent a blow with a large flick, as to break the grille of his nofe, from which, and other fevere ftrokes he had Co brutally given, the horfe was not expetted to live. Mr. Kinnaird reprobated in the ftrongeft terms . the favage condo& of the priloner, and, as an ex ample to others, ordered him to be confined to three months hard lahourin the houfe of correaion. UNlON.HALL.—Yeilerday Spew, and the two Raven, the men who are in cuflody on fufpicinn of being concerned in the murder of Matthews, the Dulwich Hermit, underwent a long private exa mination and were again remanded for a further examinatifin. • _ _ WN IT ECHATEL.—Yefterday a woman was com• mitred for re-examination, being charged on fuf picion of (leafing a large quantity of floes. the property of a filmmaker. Mamma House.— Wednefday an information was exhibited before the Loan MAYOR and Sir WILLIAM LEIGHTON, upon the Wool All. charg. ing a Mr. Brown with removing a bag of wool, withont affixing the word " Wool" cn the outfide of the bag, accordpg to ad of Parliament. This wool was feized by the Officers of the Cullom:, at the Vine Inn, in Bilhopfgate-Ilreet. Mr. Brown Rated, that he had received the wool from a Rapier at Wilbeach, and that the word was then on it ; but upon examilling the quality, it would not fuit him, and he had therefore fent it back to the Inn. in order to its being conveyed to Wifbeach. He laid there was nrt the kali intention of defrauding the revenue ; and the mark mull have been rubbed out in removing by the waggon. The Magillrates obferved, that they were of opinion no fraud was intended. but Rill Mr. Brown had made hin:felf amenable to the penalties of the AR, fo far as it regarded the fine. They thought he was entitled to have the wool rellored, but mull pay a penalty of 6d. per pound. making in the whole fol. which was paid, the wool reftored, and the complaint difmiffed. Yeßerday, about twelve o'clock, word was brought to the Lotto Marna of the death of Mr. W. Camase, one of the City Marfhals : he had been toQ2eenborough about a fortnight Race on bufinefs, where he caught a cold attd complained of being indifpoled. On Friday Christmas Day he attended his duty at the Manfion Houle. in procuring paffports for Come paupers. Among the indigent perfons who applied, one of them was infected with fa loathforne a complaint. that it was neceffiary to put him out of thiroom in which the Lord Mayor fat. The City Marfhal incautionfly remained near this man. and Come time afterwards remarked. that he could not is get the fmell of him out of his note I" after which he went home, and his diforder increaling. he never came out again. He was about 53 years of age, and was generally beloved for his humanity. Tu•fday morning, about eleven n'clnck,a moll dreadial .accident happened to a family in Ral Lion-flreet, Holborn. A pot of inflammable liquid being on the fire, it boiled over, when the flames caught the clothes of a child. Its mother going to its relief, alto caught the devouring element : the hufband , roofed by their (creams, came into the room, and, endevourg to Cave them, was himfelf loon in a blaze, which reached to the bed curtains. Mr. Price, a conßable, coming by at the time, with Come a6Rance. focceeded - in ex tingnifhing the flames, by covering the unhappy family with blankets, and throwing pails of water over them.. Five of them were. however, convey ed to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, where one of the unhappy vidints died yeflerday ; the re are in a very doubtful Rate. The following is an *felling inflance of 1DOT• ta:ity is one Finlay. Mr. Henry Ratcliffe. inn keeper, of Haflingden, in Lancafhire. had four children i the oldell, (about eight yeah of age) was buried on Chrillenas day left, and the Mow day following, the remaining throe died within a few hours of each others. teCLEtAIITICAT. ptEnigittri The Rev. George Warcup Matins, M. A. is pr. fented by the Right Hon. Earl Ebner,liam, .to the Vicarage of Higham Fer• rers-corn-Chilvefron, together with the Uni , ed Ikedetry of All Saints, and Vicarage of St. Peter's, Irthlingborougis, in the county of Northampton. The Right Hon. the Earl of Clifton has been p eared to ap ' point the Rev. R. Smith, A. M. of Herttord Coils se. 0 %ford, to be his Lorsilhip's Chaplain. Lord Hottand has prefented the Rev. Matthe v Marlh to, the Res ory of Briakworth, in Wilts, to winch he has bees , nftitsited. Lately, the Rev. J. W A. M. and the Rev. E. Jones, 4.M. were inftltoted, the fernier to the Rretory of Laffingtoo. in the dist-ere of Glemeefter, on the prefentatioa of Sir William Guile, Bart. of Hightiam Court; and the latter to Cu-' Redory of Mitelseldean, in the fame diocefe, on the pref . , station of M. Colcheiter, Efq. of Weftbury Court ; both Rectories void by the death of the Rev. John Harris. A difpeufation has paffed the Great Sea.l,o enable the Rev. J. Eyre, M. A. Head Mailer of Solihull Grammar School, and Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Chedworth, to bold the R rant's' of Nettleton, Willi, together with the Vicarage of Winterbounk Stoke, in the fame county, both on the prefaitation of his Lord fbip. BIRTH. On Tuefilay, the Marebionefs of Bute, of ha fiat (on, at the Marquis's houfe in South Audley-ftreet. On Friday laft, at his houfe in Ruffell-fquare, the Lady of Vi'l lium Bell, Fig. of a (till-horn child. MARRIED. l'eftcrday, at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Mr. Ponfonby to Lady F. Villiers. On Wednefday fe'nnight, at Brighten, the Rev. Mr. Brooke, to Mils A. Hicks, of the Oki Ship. On Saturday loft, at St. George's, Hannver•fquare, William Ord, Efq. of Fentharn, in the county of Northumberland, and Member of Parliament for Morpcth, to Mgt Scott, Wier to the Commas of Oxford. . J. , feph Farms, jon. Efq. of London, to hllfs Elie. Black, of Parties, Hants. Dinh On Saturday ilk at Cambridge, in the 47th year ol his age Mr. James Ruffen, of a mortification, occalloned by a kick from his horfe, when hunting on the Monday before. On Friday, at bis hook in Chichefter, James Lacy, Efq. fen. At her brother's houfe, near ➢lackburn, Lancafhire, in the 22d year of her age, Mai Jane Hand, daughter of the late Chi. Hand, Efq. of Park Hall, gtaffordbire. In Charlotte-Brut, Portland-place, Mrs. Barry, wife of Mr. Barry, Miniature Painter. Lately, Wiliam Fearon, Efq. minion Barrillu at Newcaille and Recorder of Berwick. Monday fennight, aged 75, Mr. Matthews, of Fenny Comp n, Warwick ihi re. At Gbfgow, the 28th dL Lieut Tbomu Burbridge, of the 14th regiment of foot. Monday fennight, at his haute in Gofport, Thos. Curry, Efq. a magiftrate for Hampibire. At Edinburgh, on Sunday fennight, Mn. Elizabeth Boyd, wife of Mr. Henry Home, W. S. At Glafgow, the ad inR. in the 56th year of his age, the Rev Dr. Patrick Nilbett, Minifler of Hutton. On Monday lila, aged 47. James Willie, Efq, of Enflum in :be aunty of Oxford. Iit•ZILIAGES, AND DEATHS, IN INDIA. CALCUTTA. DIAItIIAOIS3I.II, tbs._ - . On the 26th alCidr. T. Ball, to Mils M. Dacofta.—On the tft indent, at the New Church, Mr. G. Adams, to Mifs J. Berrie, third daughter of W. Berrie, Efq. Same day, by the [tn. Mr. Limerick, Mr. D. Templeton ' to Mils E. Lowe.— At Berharapore, on Saturday, the sea April, Lieutenant S. ' Porteous, to Mils E. Rawftorne, daughter of the late Major. General Rawftonic —2d Indent, Mr. H. Paul, to Mifs I. Be. nada —3d intuit, C. Pattenfon, Efq. of the Civil Service, to Mils E. Harris.—Stil inftant, Mr. J. Moffat, to Mrs. IL Reid. —9-h Minot, Mr. F. Leh°, to !Vint M. Marcenna..—t3th indent, Mr. 'f. N. Morgan, to Mn. A. Nicholas.—kith indent, Mr. O. Randen, to Mifs L Maria.—On Monday, the loth Indent, at the Miriam Houk, Sminpon, the Rev. W. Ward, to Mn. Fountaln..—At htidnapare, on the 23d alt. Mr. J. Everett, Apothecary, to Mifs M.Rosaria—At Rungpore, on the 26th beftant, H. W. Mee, Efq. of the Civil Service, to Milo R o u&—.on the 28th nitwit, C. Elliott, Efq. of the Civil Servile, to Mifs Boileau.—On the 28th inftst, Mr. J. smith, of the Marine Service, to Mrs. A. Fatale's. MIRTIISMAY, dos. At Sooner*, ost the 16th ult. the Lady of Lieutenant H. Sibley, of a fon.—At Cawnpore, ou the t 6th ult. the Lady of Capta J. Robettfon, of his Majettes r 6th Regiment, of a fad W W..dnefday, the sth indent, the Lady of C. R. Croat media, rfq. of a daughter.-14th indent, Mrs. Mardian, of a faa..—teth WSW, Mn Delanougerade, of a fm-0n the relh linftant the Lady of A. P. johnftone, Efq. of a daughter.—On Mood;y. the 26th ult. at Smod, the Lady 'of J. Cheap, Efq of a daughter.-4th Minot, Mrs Dexter, at a fon.—t sib Indent, at CA o.dernagare, Mrs. Fromont, of a daughterAt Rang. pore , an the s 9th ult. the Lady of A. Wright, Efq. of a fon. —On the s3d India, the Lady of J. Thornhill, Efq. oUa daughter.-29th Wilma, the Lady of Captain J. Green, of a daughtem--3oth laltant, the Lady of J. Gilmore, Efq. of a daughter..—On Sunday the 26th infant, Mrs. Nicholas, of a daughter. z los. On Thtsrfilay, the t t, J Smyth , —. Pr q. aged 13, fon of ame of the Lords of Seem in Scotland. The decoded was a Student in the College of Port William—The fame day Cap tain R. 314014 of the Artillery.-816 inflant, J. Cleland, Efq. —Lately, at Berhampore, Mr. W. Swift, Tra.—At Cawn pore, on the isth ult. Fain J. Murray, tithe loth Regiment of Sepoya—isth inibibt, the infant too of Mr. F. Delanyuge rude —in Camp, ou the 9th Maud_ Captain G. Barclay, of the 4th Native Rtelnent on this Eft a blifi t ment,...ou his wa y in Berhampore, was unfortunately drowned, Mr. A. Chives. —V•th IM%. Mrs. C. Lawrence, tideft daughter of Mt. M. Meedes--On Saturday the apth Whet, Mrs. A. A. Scott.— On the Beth tuft. at Sultanpoar, Captain R. Morris,of the lath Reesman at Native infantry on this Eltshilarnent. MADRAS. _ - I Mitaasamial—At on the limb April, W. R. le i Efq. of the Fines. Company's Civil Service, to Madamoi fe le &vatic Ds Perna, daughter slaw late Calomel Du Per ron, of die Regiment of Pondicherry. Bea t naj—On the and of April, tin Lady of P. Meer), Efq. Cnikilor of Chkatile. of a daughter —On the 29th dkte, the Lady of T. Ansley. Eft of a fen.—On the asth ditto, at 'Clone mlly, the Lady of S. R.. Lultiimon.Efq. of a fon.—Lately, In the Province of Canna, the Lady of Major R. Cooke, of a fun. —At Scrinppstam, on the tick ult. the Lady of Major Pia elated, of a fon..—On the llth ult. at Aniee, the Lady of Lieut. Terrines. of • fon..-At Negapatam, en the 1601 April,Lady E. Riehardfon, of • daughter. De•vaa.}-At Sea on the loth Fernery, Major 'l ' . Riddell, of the aft Banal.no ad Regiment N. I.—ln Gunpoint. Polave- Tenn, on the ad April, Lkotenant W. P.ll, of the aft Battalion 12th regiment N. Surat, on the asth March, the infant fon of trap Leans Prendergaft, Cfq.—ln Camp, at Polaverant, on the 24th April, Lieutenant D. Mafterten, of the ad Batta lion Sth regiment Native Infantry At Seringapatam, on the • ft Manx, the Infant fon of Major Plaehaut —At Rajah mundy, nn the ell& April, Mr. Affillant Surgeon j. Pat, of the ad Satiation in& Regimen t N.l.—At Denary. on the 4th May, Lkutenant 0. the IR Battalion t 2th Reglrocut Native Infantry —On the 30th April, In the &Reid of Meta tomb, Lieutenant Philip Cole, of the ad Battalion 6th Regi ment Native Infantry.---05 the ad May, at Mangalore, Mr. Milian: Surgeon Alan, of tits aft Battalion sth Regiment Native tgfantry.—.At the Luz, on the 6•k May, Mr.E:lhome fnei.—Lat ly, at Columbo, Mr. P. Telamenallee, Mr. Name, late Secood Lieutenant attic Seabee. BOMBAY. Burros.)—On the 21 April,libe Lady of Captain Pavia of a tic soth Apra, the Lady of PAa*Orey„ of his Ma jetty's nth Regiment, of a daughter tit 7th May, the L•dy of J. Elphinitnne, Ffig. of a fen. Da crns.l—On the aid April, at Mahe, Captain W. Taft", ai the ad Ratralion of the Rth Regiment of Native Infantry—. On the lath Apra, Lieutenant Bert of the Bombay Marine ' On the 3d May, after • king and painful irnefa, Captain D. Bence,ef the ad Battali , n ~th Regiment Native Infantrp..On the ;th May, the tufaxicioda of J. EirbAloaciligi. Di. 'AMOS ANALIPIIC • FOR the Rheuntatifms and Colds which prevaa at this feafbn of the year, no Medicine is fn fafe andoelks* MIS as DT. JAMES'S ANA L IrTIC PI L 1.5.. f heir peculiar tendency to promote Perfpiration ' and all the natural Secretions, will count for their fingslarvirtues la theft Complaints, as well a• to many others to which the human frame Is llalde from tlis viciffitud4 of our Climate. are ad nirably calculated fir difonlers of the Stomach and Bowels ; for pet-funs of a Bilious, or a Gouty habit, u alto for theft who!'e Conftitutions hava been affected by a tno active or too fedentary life. They are likcwifc particularly ferviceahle in :lead-Ache occafioned by indigeftion, and in removing the bad effeds of fret living; ag alto in preventing PaUles and Apoplezies, fo often the coati. quence of intemperance. Recourfe Ihould be had to there ' After every excefs of ea.lng or drinking ; and upon every flight indifpofitiog ; and thus their well known charaeteriftle of promoting longevity will he maintained ; for, by afilltiog Nat tore in the due difcharge of the animal funetioni, and by keep. ' ing the conftitutlon as it were in continual repairthey prefcrws the body ha health and vt.itar, and prevent pramaturedec As the ANALCPTI c z I.ss owe their excellence to a peculiar pr..Paration, which has never been divulged by the townie but to the prefent Preprietars, they can only be had ((Mille front them; and they are fold by Fanscis Newscast, at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eat End of St. I , ,sul's, a few doors from Cheapfide, London; and at Dt, James's late honk in Bruton-ftreet ; in Boars, price 0. 6d. each, Stamp included ; or the quantity of fix may be hui in one lartze boa, for tl. is. od.—Obferve that.the rime, " P. New. bery, No. 45, St. Pasra," is engraved is the !lamps. Al l I others are counterfeits. WHEN Profeffinnal Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the re !teflon of a peculiar Branch, the fanCtion of long cunditued fuceefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradiee to the elective treat. mein of THREI DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful retitle or my plan g*.vrs me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant able the ravages of thofe complaints which arc the moll impost. am in the catalogue of human Infirmities. After initiation into every branch as ye Army Surgeon, S formed a with et an early period of PraCtice to ferrite individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Wien;or the equally mous precipitancy of pneral Pmditionere. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which 1 have de. voted my attendon, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long dttraCon.--tdky. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariling front the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de rangement of the fyttent in Woinen which is called BARREX. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refoit of ignorance err hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrsquently bap. pens thatjhe Leda of Life are poifunedbythe indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuels complaints as card, cured, and even wls, re others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to offer a radical re•eftablilbment. however, are the cafes of complicated Mires I. the diforder, compared with the calamitous fhwaloas of Mess, who, from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevaleot Gaieties of a falltionable Life, acquire that Rate of Delrdity which is the unavoidable sonfequeoce of Bich pernicious habits. Where the unhappy Ureter broods over his mifery, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fume coronation fse him to know, that although it be as objcd of doobt or mew.. tainty with other Praditinocrs, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renovation is t heacquins. meat of my cape:lenge. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early couuteradtion of this languid Awe, and la ads cafes no great difficulties will occur. Bat where this dyficiency has for pears milted, a proper Perfeveranee Is indifpenibly requidte to revive the lumbering fparks of Life, and to re-animate the COOMitIAI6IO. - MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dilippointed In their expatationsof a Family, may be affureS, that in molt inflames Nth adds are curable by Medical dull. The SECRECY which Is fu etrential to my undertaking, and that gtialiticati m► which I have premed to Rate, form the Balls of my pretentious, and in coincidence with fuel this Ind outlast la given, that Mr. BREE may be coa(ulted peNemily (or by letters iodates a (mall note) at his hoof; No. 39, An s. del-Rent, Strand, near Temple-Bar There la an additional entrance in Water-Crest sajoiabe aad the name is on both the doors. 70 - I.Tlliii,"lieniter;f:ite - iord Coliege of St/tram To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efj. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March IBEG leave to inform you. that ever fence tb• year met, I have been 4%2411 with the l.ues Venaeag which, from its obltinately refilling every 000rfc of medsolon prefcribcd by the malt eminent of the faculty here, and under. going revere' revere merles of falivation, and twice &a-barged from the Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the (print of lift year my chloride had got to foch a bead, as nearly to put a period to any eliftelneet I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, sae as each any and my kg. were broke out in a frightful manner; my right MIS dreadfully painful, and had bee, is a Rate of skeradea for the bit (even years ; my kit had ado two large nodes on it s was very much aifeoloured, sad gave me fuck ezeruciatiogpols. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive ma a t reit. It this lamentable late I was recommended by Mr. J.Timosp. fon, (who received fu great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pith, which I began to d• on the 26th of May; in the tour& of a ortnight I began to receive benefit—in trait more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were faun& ly brale&-foon after the Cores on my legs healed alb, leaving however, coufiderable dikolouratioo in the acin, and pais is the bone of the left. which, by the bileffing of GOD, soda &do looser perfeveranee in your invaluable Medicine, fuhfidad ; that nodes difperfing, the &in regaining Its natural hoe, and the alma pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your Ma -1 rail advice and medicine, perfeelly free from alt my formeroms. plaints—have recovered my former fpirk and &env* swim betook jolly and fat, in which lime having continued mart month. to the aftoniOnnent of all who knew int., I am at a bat in what terms to ezprefs my gratitude, but beg yon, for tit good of other fteering mortals, to make this my eat as pubic las polbk, as I &all on every oecaaon ; In fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, ebedient,very lionthie amen% ALEX. MURAINt. Swan's Clore, High-ltreet. Lliohorgb. Witneffes to theshove awe --John Thompfon, No. j. New Poultry-market, John afbatoilt.Old Alanbr ellote,ll4llnburgh. Prepared and.fold by the foie Proprietor. THOMAS TAY. I.OR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Hark. N 0.9, New Bridge•Raeet, London; where, after a eminent refidence of more than thirty-Rs years, in a predate particular. ty &retied to the cure of Yenerid Complaints, sod tbo'e inci dental to the Part. of Generation, with that Inviolable foetal which Men of his Profetlion &add alkayaubferve in ilia cgs; he tatters hinsfelf, the advice and slit %nee be gratukwafty minifters to perfons taking this Mad. lnr , wi ft he eilicemed. by a &kerning Public, tan advantage &Adana attainabl+ and void of all ambiguity. Alb fold, by his appointabot, for the convervienee of uteri living at a diluter, at the Perfumer's, Na 33, St. Alban**. lircet, Pall-Mall; he Toy4top, No. nog, Oxford-Skeet; Mr. Dilbcroudb's, No.', Fib itreet-hill ; Mr. Steel, boolifeliele No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-bill ; Mr. Ratter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Caftwell's. bold& ; and by one pa. fon in every confiderable town in Crest Britain oaf ireland.lo boles of only as. od. each, faded up, with full and plain a nelsons whereby perfons of eitha fez may care thmaielva with cafe. fixed, iterrey, and fatety. N. b. Even Sox fold In Great Britain is ceded op with • Stamp, on which, by favour of the CUMISIISO9CIII, is prbi , es4 at the Stamp-Oleo—T. Taylor, No. N.w Bridgeraluea..••• mitre which Is felony, and all others are eeenterfeit HIGH WATER Xl' LONDON BRIDGI. 10-MORROVI. Mornmg • • •• •• • 4 minutes toter 6 Afternoon I.ONfON: Printed far t►e Pmprieters, by JOHN DANIEL* (n( M Covest-Ovirdai) at die STA& VIINTIIIIO. Ortict, Nt t, Carertreet; and pnbiedied by LEVEL KENT,of Canterbury-phiee,Lantheth)at Nn. t,Catey-C ere. and at the St nu -Or tie', Ternpk-Ilar ; to which Mint nil cooloautatatiainfortio Eon *a ore repaid to be adoircald y 4