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SU-kRET I;i,c.sln', SC)I 2 2.—Richard Nzttiene7,l i; felolitoutly thootim4 at Win. Cord• Souitet, with a gum loaded with ibot, in the pariih of Putticy. The pritbmr, in cafe, was an itinerant fel. t.:*tilh and },wens, which he hawked about on He lived nt l'utmy, not far from the b: - id:;e. The pet tints whom he was charged with at were watchmen of the fame pat ifh. Souttin Laid he was a watchman of Put. t.:y : in Noveinher 14a he was on duty, and ile was crying the hour of twelve the prifoner's hint; the pritimer way not then dole by; 1.2 s.'d it, and examined the panniers, but to;tiiing but hilt in them. The prifoner c.. ;;;,, laid to him, ' , What do you do that : I t,1:11 I had bent near, I would have knocked you down."—He tcquefted the ptifoner to be quiet, and to gn home. The prifoner refufed, and abufed him. Another watchman then came up, and asked 44 What was the matter ?" He alfo of fered to AIR in taking the prifoner into cuflody. The ptifoner then went away, but Coon afterwards returned with a gun in his hands, and fwore he would give them the contents if they ventured to come near him. The witnefs and the other watch man immediately drew their (words, and went towards the prifoner, who was fitting on his afs. The prifoner went home, which was near, and the watchman called the conflable. As loon as he heard them, he put a mulket out of the window, and told them to get away from his premifes.— They did not go, upon which he (napped the piece at them four or five times, but it did not go off. lie then faid, " D—n your eyes, you fee it is not loaded ;" but (napping it again, it went off. He did not know whether the piece was loaded with hot, but, judging from the report, he thinks it was. The prifoner then laid, 44 Come, give us a volley ; if you don't I will." The other watchman gave the fame evidence, and added, that tome of the (hot rattled round his hat, and one of them (truck his nofe. Being asked by the Judge where he flood ?he raid he was at fome dillance from the laft wieners, fo that the piece could not be levelled at both of them ; that he afterwards went to apprehend the prifoner ; he would not furrender, but they were obliged to break open the door, the prifoner fwearing that his /souk was his call's, and he would not Innen. der. The Learned Judge told the Jury, that they mull be fatisfied that the piece was malicioufly le. yelled at the witneffes with intention to (hoot them; and übferved, that from the teftimony of the fe. cond witnefs, it could not be levelled at both of them, as they were not fo near for the Caine aim to take both.—Verdift—Not Guilty. Griffiths and Troll, charged with felonioufly fleeting a cart, two geldings, and one calk of brandy, the property of Mr. Q!intin; and Wil. ham Parkhurft, for receiving the fame, were found Guilty ; the principals were fastened to feven years et anfportation ; the receiver to fourteen. POLICE, &e. Bow swum— On Sunday night, about ten o'clock, as Thomas Jones, and others of the parrole were on duty in the King's Road, they met a man, whom they quaioned as to his bufinefson the road, Sm. and he not giving a fatisfaftory account, one of the patrole put his hand on the man's break and difcovered a piltol ; on his being talked what he carried the piftol for ? he raid, to defend himfelf, which not being fatisfattory, the patrole fecured him, and on fearching him, they found a number of pawnbrokei s duplicates. Among them were fereral for watches; one of them defcribed the maker's name to be Bunyan, which one of the patrole reccilated to be the maker's name of one of the coachmen's watches who have been lately robbed. Monday morning he was brought up and un derwent an examination, when the hacktrey coach man who was robbed on the zd init. near St. John's Wood l'arm, attended, and a p ovnbroker producing a watch, agreeably to one of the dupli c (ter, he politivelv identified the watch, and alto the perfon to be the robber. Thomas Jones, the hackney coachman, who was robbed on the 3d init. in Maicier,l,:ie, attend ed, urd likewife identified a watch produced by a pawnbroker, and the perfon of the prifoner." The pr ironer rallied to give any name, or to give any account of himiell. He gave the names of Gor don and Smith when he pledged the watches. He a Scetclimao, and fpeaks very broad. He was committed for further examination. A great number of the paroles were difpatch• ed on Sunday evening, authorized with prefs war. rants, figned by Sir R. Folio and Mr. KINNAIRD, to imprefs men, and in the courfe of the evening they impreiftd about feventy. Monday they un derv. era an examination, when a number of them proving to he (*Alms, were ordered to be fent on board t':e tender, as well as others who could not rive a fietisfv.iory account of thenifelves: the ref! Ver'e di:Chat-pd. Yellerclay a young man was brought before the Sitting Magihates, charged with felunioufty (teal it !•,• aHock, the property of Mr. Harcourt, of :sialniore. It aopeared in evidence, that the hul b,c'e was in a thore of fix others, on Monday le'nnight, rifling by Bagnigge %Vas, when the prifoner, with about fourteen others, leparated the bullock from the drove by force, and (truck at the drover with a kick, when he at:empted to prevent thrill. A boy, who was a fpelatnr, difcovered where the bullock was, in NVl.;te Condnit.fields• a.n.l likeivire the prifoner, and v.l.crc he was to be f.aold. WA , fully committed fur trial for (teal the bullock. A youno. man, of ! genteel appvarance, who has daily pre:tired various depredations at feveral hr.ufc., was charged with fteaiing a watch froal the Hungerford coffec-houf-, and a filver I.:t ••ellat from the St. ..I tme!,'s c•-•ff••:•.houfc, both of •••! •c • •Air - :t . s beino fitislAnr..l:.. made out, he ,%.4% •-•.mtv;:ed tor tr.. 11. If —Ycflerdy• a ferrant to a •• • y was citirr:•76 'IV mailer on raf t )icion of purloining valious articles of va lue. Ile was committed for se-exarninatic. ‘‘ ' C 7.SHIP-STREET.—Veficrdity .7,1 n Carlillz was examined on furpicion of committing divers feln- P:CS, and footpad robberies. He was committed ler r , ,-examination. As was a woman, on a charge of being a common utterer of counterfeit money. M,at.soitoucH-STSEET.--On Saturday a danc ing maitcr, his fon, and his Militant, together with r,l l :eaable perfons of both fetes, were brought l;e1( re the Ma gifirate,charged with being diforderly. The dancing mailer acknowledged that he had ofren.led againit the laws, try taking admiflion money, coidequent:y was anfwerable for the pe nalty, w:iich i, 'opt. with rap e& to the ether per font, they were ail fubLcribers, and they were dif charged. The dancing mailer was bound. over to anfwer the complaint, himfelf in zocill. and two fureties in loci. each. _ . . v Lait week two women at Glafgow were tried for havieg film their doors againft Mary Brownlie, an unfortunate girl who tired to haunt about their houfes, when very ill of a flow fever; in conic quencc of which the died at their door, in the open ftreet, upon a cart, on which fome paffengers laid her. The prifoners did not deny the f. s, but pleaded that they wer e not related to the deceafed, and had given her lodging merely for charity : but perceiving that fhe could not live long, they determined to get rid of her, not being able to af ford the exrence of her interment. They were both found Guilty ; and one was fentenced to be imprifoned one month, and pay a fine of two gui. ne.is ; and the other was banifbcd from the city and liberties for three years. At the Limerick affixes two men were convicted of being engaged in the late robbery at Colonel Bourchier's, and ordered for execution. Murtogh Ahern was convieted of the murder of Meffrs. John Boland, James Boland, Mathew Boland, Edward Boland, and James Boland, jun. on the night of the 7th of March 1830. Upon this trial a man, who admitted to have been prefent at the maniere, appeared as a witnefs for the prifoner at the bar; but as this man% fate is yet undecided, we (hall only obferve his defence is, that he was forced to the maffacre. At Dorchefter affixes a eaufe came on for a breach of promife of marriage, brought by a fer. vent girl againft Mr. S. H. jarraav, a tanner, of Sherborne. The Jury gave a verdift of 801. d amages. Of the fourteen prifonere who received fentenee of death at the Winchefter affixes, three only are left for execution, viz. L. Ryan, F. Powers, and C. Ames, for forgery. Saturday Dennis Daly, who was capitally con rifted at the late Reading affixes, for forging a check of iol. in the name of J. Ba.sosoarix, Efq. l was executed at the drop there. Daly was a na tive of Galway, in the kingdom of Ireland, and about 37 years of age. Ever fines his commit. went, his deportment has been orderly, and he has been earneft in his religious duties. He was attended on the drop by the Rev. Dr. Essay, and the Chaplain, with whom he prayed ftedfaftly/for half an hour ; after which he prayed to himfelf moll fervently, and then addreffed the fpatators as follows :—“GoodCliriftians,l beg you will pray for me—l (orgies all the world—l forgive my profecutor—k rely for pardon on the merits of Cif isr—l die a Proteftant of the Church of Eng land—Good Chriftians, pray for me!" He was then launched into eternity. Diforders that proceed either from an impure hate of the blood, or a relaxed (late of the nerves.' having, in innumerable inftances, fubftded by a courfe of SPILSIBURY'S Antircorbutic Drops, too much cannot be raid in praile of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled tuccefs, in the molt complicated cafes, has eflabliflied its celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it poffi ble to obtain fuck a reftorer of the con ftit ution and infallible cure of the Scurry, Gout, Rlienmatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops are fold in bottles of p. and 6d. t cs. and I. 2s. each, with a black (tamp affixed to each bot the, by the following venders in London : F. New. hery, 45, St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Charch.yard ; E. Newhery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Lung-lane ; Barclay, Flcct-market ; Bacon, Oxford-ftreet Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cockfpur-ftreet ; Swinney, Pall Mall; Walfh and Withers, No. 229, Strand; Brennand, Bifhopf gate-llreet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Soutlin ark ; and at the Difpenfary, No .15, Soho-fquare. iiRMS. On Friday night„ltlrs. Alexander, of Bcdford-row, of a (on. Same day, the Lady of &marl Carpenter Took., Ifq. of Pratee's-ltrect, Watt runner, of a fon. At his horde, in Great Cumberland-place, the Lady of W. Sural.y. of a fon. MACIEU. On the tft loft. at Prtftwold, Harnond, Efq. fecond fon of Anthony tt.mond, kiq of Weft Acre, Norfolk, to Mils Ante Patio, youngeft daughter of Chat, Jas. Packe, Efq. of Preftwould. Learetterthire. On Thurfda, hit. In St. Dotty;ph, Bifhoprzlte, hi the Rev. Dr. Conlocate, Mr. Thomas Pcdlcy, of HltrocKlitch, to Mrs. Lit:Ahab C.lAnten ClArk, of U01011•FOW. DIED. Yefterday morning, at his houre,isi the Crefeent, the Lady of hi . AI& invol Flower. On the 13.11 ult. at Lliboa, Sir Joke Scott Haks,lart. of the 9th regnnent of foot. On Ilse 33th inftant, at his lodgings, tri Manchefter, George WsltnA y , I fq. late of the tirft (or Royal) bragoont. On the tyth inaant, Mrs. Angell, at the Houfe of her fon, Mr. Jame Welton, in Loodoo-ftreet. On Wednefday laft,tn Great Portland-ftreet, aged 7a, Wm. Wr-ogham, Efq. On I relay !at, at his honk, in Lower•Brook-ftreet, Grd vesior•ftio:.re, John Pratt, Efq. in the 78th year of his age. On Scit,rlsT evening, Ruben Sinunonds„ Efq. of Charlotte. ftreet, liedfr.l-fquare. On the t rah moan:, the Rev. Mr. Archibald CruO, Mir.ifter of the It..l.:lC'emgeecation at St. Nirrians. At Pei nut.n:e, on the 13th infant, Mifi Jane Mon frit lf, el ktt dAughtcr of the late Colonel G. Muncricff, of the 16th ref intent rote. At Ab,rd-rr. t :be sth inftant, Mn. Lzys, rebel artist late F. Aare. I tilafgeartui ;St I •in ln t 7th eatant, Mr. Whit :piss On Tuefi , ae n.ght, at ber Luaie, in Upper Brunk-Rivet, after a painful and one meet ilinefa, La y Head, :diet of ht Thomas I:c . ..: r 6ky.bJl , licralLLre. A Matcillas cundtior,.r ad SVPLits3 GEMS MR. PHILLIPS refpeefully apprifes the No bility and Gentry, on Monday, 4th April. and Three following days, will be fuhrnitted, without referee. to their proteCtion, by Public AuCtion, at his Great Room, Nu. 67, New Bond-Rue:, a CASKET of magnificent JEWELS, and affemblage of rare and valuable, antique and modern GEMS, matchiefs, as fpecimens of Arts, and unique in point of natural beauties and poireffions, and which have materially contributed to aid the fuperior talents Co fuccefsitilly exerted in the fculpture of the Cameos and Intaglios. Alto, a ColleCtion of beautiful enamelled Portrait., by Pe atm, Zinke, Boit, &c. The Carket comprifes twcn•y-five Rings, formed of Brilliants, Emeralds, Rubies, Sapphire., Carbuncles, ike. of ertraordinary fize, beauty of colour, and perfedlion, the genuine property of a Gentleman, going to re fute in the country. this alfctublage has been formed by fr leCtions, made with great tafte and judgment, mauled by an experience of twenty years, from many of the molt celebrated Cabinets at Rome, and feveral parts of the Continent, during various tours, and at a very confiderableexpence. A more en largeddefctiption of chi, Collettion will be rendered, and die View notified in due time. March 14, 1833, New Bond-areet. CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES, are pat•onized by the Firft Noblemen in the Kingdom, and the following I kn. Ladies have givcn them to their own Children as well as to the Poor of their refpe6ivc neighbour hoods, with unparalleled lintels:— Her Grace the Duchefs of Leeds • The Right Han. the Counters of Darnley The Right Hoo. the Couotefs of Shafttibury The Right lion the Counters of Mount Norris The Right Hon. the Countefs of Cork . The Right Hon. Lady Caroline Capel The Right Hon. Lady Elisabeth Spence: The Right Hon. Lady BOROD The Right Hon. I.ady Say and Sete The Right Hon. Lady Lucy Bridgernan The Right Hon. Lady Sberhome, And many other Ladies of the brit Rank and Character. _ . . tr 'lke rcfpeCtability of the teithnonin which Mr. Cling has been honoured with front Perfuns of the high& Rank and Chaster, fully prove both the fafety and efficacy Obis Medi cine on all occaftons ' which together with the dlitinguithed ap probation of Perfons of the firft eminence in the Medical Pro fetfion, fupereedes the nen:Sty of any further proof. bold Wholefale and Retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4 Cheapfide ; and Retail by molt Medicine Vendee in every Part of the United Kingdom, in Boxes at ss. 641. and sa. 94. and for Charitable purpofes in Boxes at las. each. For FEVERS, INFLUENZAS, COLDSOSORETHRoxrs RHUMATISMS, AGUES, the YELLOW FLYER, s r ANTHONI") FIRE, and fur all BILIOUS and iNkLiILM MATORY COMPLAINTS. Ds. JAMES'. POWDER. ''HOUGH this Medicine Nat outlived its op. ponents, and is become a favourite Remedy among the malt eminent of the Faculty, it is fingular that as orgy preju dice itoold Rill remain in the Minds Mime Porfookseith re gard to its fafety but the experience, of more MO salt a Century has sewn, that the Danger altcn g its Me (how ever indifereet) Is not greater than that of -m• Medicines. which open the Body; and that It polkas this peculiar Vbeue, that if no vitiated Elk, or other Manat oo which it is Intsnd tE adt, be contained in the Stomach and Bowels, it ofnally paffes olf without any fenfthle effetft. To this old prejudice it is owing, that the Powder is rontramsly given In Doles eel (mall to carry off the Complaint. Thole however who have had the aloft practice with this Medicine, acknowledge, that the free Modal/intim of it in large Do g es has occafaimed lea inconvenience and greater fin e& It mould be given as font as parable after the attack of a Fever, or any filch violent Affec tion; when it cannot do harm, even though the Diforder be not afeatained ; and if a Cure be not the onifequence, it will have the good died of preparing the body far other Medicines which the indication or the Rill of the Prattitioner maU arid. This Remark Is the more neceffary in cafes of fudden Mach, where Medical Advice is not to be immediately obtained; and therefore all parkas in remote fituations mood be provided with a Remedy, for which every advantage may be gained, and no rim incurred. But here Indeed a Caution is requifite to guard againft ImpoStion by counterfeited preparatione, which, by Fortin a difappointment, and often even a detriment, to the Patient, tend to bring the original Powder into difrepute ; it may be aecelfary therefore to repeat, that the late Dr. James left in the Hands of his Ezeeutors an Affidavit, which they publilhed as his decade, for the fatiifacition of the Wold ; de claring, " that he had never dibbled the Secret and the im provement of his Powder to any Perrot% hot his Sou and Mr. Newbery," from whom only the genuine Medicine can be obtained. It is fold therefore o:4y by Frands Newbery, No. 45. St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors from the Cotner of Cheap fide, London ; and at Dr. Jaines's late Hnufe in Bruton-greet ; in Packets, Price as. 9d. each; or in Bottles, containing t Packets, (as made up fur the Army and Navy,) Price al is. Duties included: and as by the late Aft the Duties are impofed upon Medicines for Foreign as well as Horne Coafumptinn, Purchafas will be careful to obfenq that the Words F. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in each Stamp— No others are genuine. N. B. As this Powder is found to be peculiarly efficadous, in the Darden of Horfes,and in the D!ftemper which is fo fatal to Dogs, particular Direaluns an now given for the Ufe of it in the printed Bills. NVHEN Profedional Men of education and re rpoolibility deviate from the general fyftem by the re leellon of a peculiar Branch, the faneliun of lots csntinucd (ucceft is the belt criterion of ftsperiurity. - . Ten years have I devoted my pradice to the exclufive treat , mint of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful rank of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as lam able the ravagu of thole complaints which are the molt import ant is the catalogue of human infirmities. After Initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formal a with at an early pcitud or l'ra.ftice to refcue individu als from the 'Encomicc of uneducated Men, or the vitally dan gerous precipitancy ofgeneral Praetitior.ea. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratioa.—zdly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys. or the indulgence of mature ais, and Lilly that de ranganent of the (Arai in Women which is called BA RAIN NES:: or gf I IR I LIT Y. Numerous dilates are the ref.lt of ignoi mice or hafts in the treatment of a finipk Gonorrhea, and it not untrequently hop• pens that the feeds of Life are poboced bythe indifcreeinn of an unguarded hour. By a fupcsior method Inch complaints are easily cured, ai.d even where others have failed, I craft that I may prcrome to 4.dcr a radical re.ellablifhinent. Few, however, are the cafes of coniplicated diftrefs in the Weirder, compared with the calaniitousfituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the preva!:nt Gaieties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequecce ',Chick pernicious habits- Where the unhappy fafferer broods over his mifery, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may lie Come confolation for him to knew, that although it be an &jai of doubt or uncer tainty with other Preditioners, the removal of •.bele DEFT• CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of renos..tiao is t be acg dre• meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Rate, and in thefe cafes no great dlfliculties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years reified. a proper Perfevermace is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Cumbering (parks of Life, and to re-anitr.afe the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in t►eir expectations of a Family, may be &Cured, that in molt inftsnees fut h daces are curable by Medical (kill. The SECRECY which Rib eitim s tlal to my undertaking, and the fkiali6cations which I base prefomed to Rate, form the bats or my pet enfions, and in coinciileme with fuels this mti Illation is riven. that Mr. BREE may he cutifulted perfonally (or by Istt,rs inclofing a (mail note', at his houfe, Nu, 29, Arun del-firect. Strand, near Tentiskußar. There is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoining and the name is on both the doers. IiREE, Mamba ask Royal Collage of Surgeon. 1514tASITS of the LTRETITR A 5t , ....75:::d0 I A folc Pro7rietor of catod Bougie[ tnfor)r, t• Ful.lir, that he May os awl be trrnt g t . hi: houfe. No. 5, Frith-ttrect,"..nko cf `t - i6t..rea, • ; ftruilions, (Meets, he. ere. a^ w , ll as livhilit7, rt - ti rva v tivr where feemey it fn cffential t rent fate, Cost Mr. D. h'is rovided a fp3cions Mule, that every Patient may 1 : e d.tred ill a (eparate apartment. Mr. D. has for maul onfine] hirnfelf to that department of Snrgery, and front t.. to r live pradice, and the nit& flattering fuc.:cfs, he if •13 offer a methek: of cure roAtl, t.fEeJcititis, requiring no ,4n, iinemtut or reltraint in t:itt, and prevt ming the poGlhinty of relapfe. Perron, in the country it:lring their cafes fully, in 4 lettnt.enrloling a out ora two round taote,wlll haveproptT re. inedier tilt to the amount. Fer the various fymrromt, fee Mr. Dilates Treatife on the above cornp•aints, rirc I'M. 6j, :he fifth edition; to be had of J. Crown:court, Suho H. D. Syntonttr, Pternofter-row; and otthc Auttte:. PREGNANT LADIE6, Whisfe fit requires a temporary retlremen t. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, often to ccommolale Ladies in au a:ry and retired (nu- . ,atian, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms fuited to their cir curnitances and fituation in life; their infants put nut to nutf:. and humanely taken care of ; and as Humanity inducts him to offer his affiltance to alleviate the horrors of concealed Pre*. tnancy,lie Ratters hinifelf Ladies wilt iind on application to him, the ereateft attention, and molt profound fecreey. Letters (port paid) to Mr. Watlin, Surseen and Man-Mkt wife, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwife, No. tp,Chariotte-ftvee% Surry-fida of Blackfriar's-bridge, will meet the molt pointed attention. Wlic:e may he had, The PILL BFNEDICTA, at tL ts• p,t boa, a certain ar.d ctLcltr.l krmedy to remove all Obdruc. Lions and irreiclaritics, and an a:callow Moilicioe alter boil Lying' in. ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE THE inconfident doCtrine of thofe who recom mend External Applications for Internal Complaints, is obviated in the following Mimic guano's: Will the fur which adheres to the inlide of a kt nit, or boiler, be rentoved by waffl ing the outfitle? The fame cooriparlfon may be made rapettlng the human frame: Can an internal complaint be removed by an external apptleatioa? Theft qualms are left to be anfivereif by every Reader, wh eh will thew the ridieuloufnefs of itsraleat. ing this doctrine, while the Infallibilty of Dr. lißODUhcs BOTANICAL SYRUP Is evinced in the estnordinary Cures that daily appear in the Papers, particularly in cafes of the above nature: Dr. Brodum, as a regular Pilyfician, has been known many years, and not as a Noltrum Vender. His motive for publillfing this advert ifement, is to fetus the Health of the Pub lic from the danger that attend, external app4catiiin, which, to his knowledge, ho provcd to many sehaliave placed hi it an improper confidence. To thole who have revelled in the midnight cup, or =AT drained nature of her ri:heil itores i by uureftrained or nos hove, or by the hue; id feliiih pillion of Diogeams, this ratio. ratbre will render all poßiblc alliftancr; and, if the vital powers be oat entirely &Btu) cd, It will gradually ropair the =lan • choly eviL Ladles of any time of Hamar. by this medicine. be freed from one of the mon sending diforden incident to the fee and at s certain period it is molt highly Octal. In all nervous affections, lawn& offpirha,ttembling Horr or rnemory,impaired vigunromid the nnatberlefs fromages of im— paired and tottering euclititntions, whether mitten from a filo el inaLtivity,intemperance,, or laicisation to beakb, hs efficacy has any absed throughout the three hiugdams aniverfal mid rasp. fancied ea:dotty. By aria pair/frenetic' Its ors, it cheers. beams. Ind inv:Laratea the wholenervons (Ohms, sod tires sew tone to all the vital firma :ions,' of which nunahnish Mamas sal be avoseked. A molt noble tanifeine, competed or Come of die eholedt Wants and Rrengtherers In the whole mate& medico; and to particularly applicable to Viore whole emftinitions are tekuuld by extreme snaked, mad debility, or heel= by enervating or vicious ndulgences. The Botanical Syrup and Reiterative NOTOUS Cordlal,te be had at the Doctor's bade, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 door frost the Leeman Mecumt, Surrey Ode of Blackfriars.lettige. in bottles at ti. u. 6d. and 6s. od. (duty included) at Wilber% Om Co:heirs) Medicine Wueboak, apt, Strand; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Brennand, No. 136. Birlsopikate-itivet Without; W. Bull's, Printer and Book'- feller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-Brut, who has received a large and freitt (apply; Thompfon and Mils Caltle.ftreet ; Browne, Toltey ; C. Ronda. Bridge-itreet; Reed and Sheppard, Stifled; Meyer and Crutwell. Baths Mars. Gnadby, Sherborne ; Mr. Raikes, Glmceiter; Mr. Tymbs, Worcelter; Mr. *Crewman, Exeter ; Swlaney, Birm ingham; Spilibury and Co. Marreireet, ; and by all Printers, Booldelicrs, and Venders of Medicines in the Three Kinedoms. The Medicine may he had every lay. A quart bottle MD. ta as equal to Are small ones. VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. T/I•SLIS TATLOI, Surgeon, NO 9, New Bri.lger strait Mt, Street, London. I r is with the moll heartfelt fatisfaCtion that I ad deers you on the Incomparable excellence of your invaluable ' M.sdicitte-I,FAKE's PA FENT PILLS.—In the fpring at this year I had the misfortune to contend a Venereal Complaint, attended with the molt alarming and daile-ous fymptoms ; in mu eh th a I have been confined to my room for a while week tor:ilia, and net to ftir nut of it I had no reit night nor day, and f , ffered to., molt excruciating pain and torment, and what was (till work, my eyes grew weak aad dim, rim that I could f. aree difee n any objctt, if ever fo dole to me, and ex• pt.cled nothing left thane): total lots of my fight. Trona a float, heilthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere fhadow, and an °Neel of pity and eompalSom—hly friends had Anima me over. and thought my recovery irnpoilible. Intbiadreadfug fate, aid eapeding every minute to be my left In this world. I was fortunately recommetried by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to uo purpofe, and been at an enormous eapenee, it was Come time before I mulct be prevailed on to take them ; at l.mlt I fent fur fax bones, and before I bad taken them all. I tonna cooLlerable benefit ; my pains gradually decreared, and my eyefight grew heter, and to the great furprire and aftonifhtment of all my friends. richer taking three boxes more),my health and ftrength was perfeaiy r ellored,and lam now, (thanks to my Goa end yourinvaluabin Mediums), a s wetland hearty ati ever I was in my life. You: obliged humble fervarit, R. L. LEIGH. High fire.t. Birmingham, November s, msg. You are at fall liberty to pubLifh this In any manner you think proper, for thc bet:at of fociety at large, and which I 'bawd have fent you fooner, but was afraid of a relapfe, The above Medicine is cameftlyreeommendtd to all perfrin tkit are in any ilonSt of their being entirely free of every Ve nt-real A ffeCtiuti, partidd di) , to thote a'out altering thdr did.= in lire, as it will certainly eradicate every tame at (be nature, of however long (tending, or however dirgu fed under Vie appearance of other difunlers it nmav he: fur Scorlinta. Glandular, and Cutaneous Camplait.i. it is alto rennin, 04ra to be taken, err:daily in the Spring, Summer, and FAA. Prepared and fold by the f,ilc Propr.etor. nom A'TAY: Qv, Member of the Carron-Eton of Surgeons, 1 on dill, at hit 11.0:41. N 0.9, New Bridge-Meet, where la: ;,ar: Advice, w.thoiir. a Fee, to Perfons taking there Pia, and wall SaCICT Fader ts l.ctters, if poll paid, on the fame tcrual, "Nerving In all cafes the molt inviolable fierce y. no Perfun's name or oak baying been mentioned, but at thiir own articular segued, by the Proprietor, during the °Jude of more than 35 years, that he has had the candy.% of an extenfive fele of the above Medicine and the prattiee artfing therefrom. They are al(' fold by bis appointment, at the Perfumer's. No. 3r, St. Alban's-greet, ; Mr. Robertfon's Toy atop. No. 503, Oxforisltreet t Mr. Steel's, Bnoktelkv, No. 1, Union-row. L ttle Towee.hill; and by one Perron In every conutlerable town In England, in Bolesof only 21 . sPL em e felled up, with full and plain diredions. HIGH WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW Morning • • •• •• • 51 minutes after Afternoon 1.()NrION: Printed (or the Prnprieron. by JOHN DANIEL (of 114.edern-Lane, ('overt-011tderl) at the STAII MINTING. Or' ice., Cory-flint; and pub/fitted by LEVEL KEN . ' tog ( asficrbut y-p/oce,Loatbab) at No. t,CarerNssit. n. Dc 13r and dm 1 nib THJ rim Aliw Pit 7, V'e I ;Aldo %• tin tolnl4 II So ill Junk was / Ree - Tr, stew, Rae, r. - C.Oll