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11.i/LP.I. hinetten priloncis were one of %.h as C.lp;. Illy c mvieted, viL. 2uL,m, t".a . atfaming the name of Pa. Cotfee, late a Seri:ant ot Marine, n hoard Nlajell)'s 114 Heat,, intent to defraud iilopher Cook aid James Hall, Lillis. Agents he Navy. John Crofdell, a clerk in their office, proved the ,-rcutrillance of the pi ifaier's having demanded pt ize money for tire flea:a. in thenumc of Patt c( Coffee, nn the 23(1 of March la% and that for the Letter efiraing that pirpole, lie had pi oduced a ettificate, purporting that the bearer, Patrick colec, had been preient at the taking of the Ro -I,eirpieue aid the Rebecca, as Serjeant of Ma -7 Ht.', and as filch was entitled to a certain portion I t - p•ile money, which w.. 5 lined Lieut. Henry Mrielly's (hip liettor. i. , memoir Rice depofed, that the Pgnature was ins, and that it was ever a vet y bad forgery of I.i, manner of w Two Sericants of Marines fwore that they knew 'Patrick Coffee very well, and that the prifoner was not the man. One of them fr.!, that lie had been on board when Coffee was diusk Led, ..bout two ) ears fince. Admiral Montague fat upon tile Bench—be de. pofed in his place, that there had been fuch a man as Coffee on board the I !cam %%lien he was Cap tain of that (hip; but, among the number of men whom were then on board, and thole who he had fince commanded, it was ditlictilt for him to de. tide as to the perfun of the prat - tarter, whether he was then on board or not. _ A Clerk from the Navy Oflice produced the mutter roll of the Portfmnuth Diviiion of 'Marines, wherein Serjeant P. Coffee was noted dead on the 24th of March, tBot. The prifoner laid that he had given money to an Attorney, now in pilot), to Ice Counkl to un- dertake his defence ; and that lie united his de fence to h'rn. 1; appeared, however, that no Connie' had been retaiti.!J for hiin. _ . _ . _ . ... Mr. Common Stimulus - laid that that for which he was now called upon, vetted with Mullett'. The prifoner made no defence—and the Jury returned a verdid—Guilty-- Death. Four were convided of felony, via. T. Moore, for healing two half-crowns, the pro perty of T. Huggins. P. Creiz. alias Leos, for (leafing a quantity of lead, the property of W. Perry. Thaws Them was capitally Witted, for heal ing in the dwelling houfe of Mary Ann Cotton, a red Morocco purfe, containing two tot Bank Notes, and other Notes amounting to 26L the pro perty of Thomas William Tattertal. The prifoner was fervant to Mrs. Cotton, who lived in Chandos ftreet, Cavendifh•fquare. Mr. Tatterfal, who was her brother, refided in the houfe, and was in a very infirm hate. His fervant, who ufed to attend him, having been taken the prifoner was employed in bis (lead to wait on him. At this time, there was in Mr. T.'s potref fion a red leather purfe, with the head of Bona parte on it, and there was 261. in notes in it. The prifoner, on a fudden, was obferved to purchafe tome fine things, and among others a watch. He laid to the other fervant, pointing to his watch, " Matthew, don't I cut a pretty fwell here" He then Paid, he had won the watch at a raffle. The purfe being miffed, the prifoner was taken up on fufpicion. When his box was fearched, a great quantity of things were found in it. When afked how he came by them, he Paid he had picked up a tol. note in Oxford•ftreet ; when hiked where he had won the watch, he would not tell. On beim; taken to the watch houfe, he confeffed that he had robbed Mr. Tatterfal, and that he had thrown the pocket-book into a privy. That place was fearched, and the pocketbook was found. Several perfons, who knew the prifoner from his infancy, gave him a good charther. He was but 2 7 years of age. Mr. COMMON Seartaar raid, that as the pro fecutcr had not given any evidence of the property having been (toter. in the dwelling.houfe, the capi tal part of the charge was done away. The Jury,. therefore, found him Guilty of La►ceny only. Thonsar jowl was capitally indifted for breaking and entet ing a dwelling..tonfe in the day time, on the 2d inflant, in the parifh of St. James's, and healing feveral articles of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Cover. Mrs. Cover fa;d, (he had lacked up her houfe on the day in qu-ltion, while Ihe went to St. Jatnes's market. On her return, (be found the prifoner breaking open her drawers. He made a horrid noife, and ran away. She cried our, " Stop thief!" and the prifoner was Liken immediately ! after in a baker', (hop. A gown of her's was re moved from the drawer. There were feveral lo•l4ers in the hivafe, and there was a door through which they might have gone in and out. A young woman, who lived on the oppofite fide of the (freer, Paid (he law from her window the prifontr corning out of Cover's haute, at the time in tiocllion; and the officer who took him found twin him a number of pick-lock keys; Come of a•hii.:t opened the doors of the honk, and others I the J:awers. _ Mr. CI.MMI'V SiltpANT raid. there Ma% no po. f..isc proof of the broken into the lava; •, as there we to lodgers there, a L. could have gone in and ont, through a boor which was only lached, and which lin been open oaten the prifoner entered. T 1 -. dcleft ot evidence, theref re, did away the capi.al part of the charge. Guilty of Iteaiing only. Mr. Cost %low 8 e a . ; Prifoncr, you have licen very lOrtunate. Aficr fuch keys as thefe iia•ing been foond in your polliffion, there can be no dotiht of what your blifinefs has been; hut it is a b:ifii.cfs which you than no longer follow in this The plifoner teemed to he a hardened villain, and laid he did not care a farthing about bib fate. Two were convicted of mildemeanors, T. goats and Mary Snug), alias Taylor, for ut tering counterfeit money. 'lad twelve wcrc acquiacd, viz. :With Rg.ific Sarah Read, .eltot Reading, Mary . 70ne I :.andr.4l4., Mary Alarming, hiizabab Ford, E. Re -1.7t:..;4.;, G. Bowda, EfizJetb Bruaning, Sarah Grey, and iina POLICE, &c. MAY 510% HOUSE.—Yelierddy Mr. Rolert underwent his final examination before the Loco MAYOR, Alderman Warsom, the Deputy Gover nor of the Bank of England, Mr. KAY the Solicitor, .ind a number of other Gentlemen. Mr. Aflett was brought to the Mansion Houle privately loon tlicr ten o'clock, and about eleven was admitted to the Lord Mayor's private parlour,when the former examinations were read over, and the prifoner per mitted to alit fuch quettions of the witnefres as he thought proper. The examination Idled above two bouts, when the parties were bound over to profeente at the next Old Bailey &Mons, which commence on the 25th of May. He is charged with embezzling two hundred thoufand pounds worth of Exchequer Bills, on an Aet of Parliament of the 15th of his Majelly George 11. which makes it capital for any one to embezzle notes or other effals of the Bank of England. Mr. Allen teemed to keep up his fpit its pretty well till his commit ment was made out for Norgate, but when con. veying thither in a coach by Mr. Holdfworth, the City Mai-null, and others, he appeared abforbed in thought, and for the firll time truly fenfible of his unhappy fituation. Mr. Holdfworth, the Marthal, delivered him into the care of Mr. Kirby, who lodged him in the (late fide of the prilon. MARLDOROUGN-mcar.—Monday a Hibernian w:ts charged with defrauding a refpetable tradef man of fol. under the following circumflances: he went to this tradefman, of whom he had Come knowledge, and told him that he had the misfor• tune to have a tol. Bank note burnt ; the latter compaffionating his cafe, went with him to the Bank, and, from the number and date, found the note was not paid. He accordingly gave fecurity to the Bank, in cafe it lhould make its appearance, and gave the man the money. A few days fince, the note which the Hibernian laid had been burnt, was prefented at the Bank, and of courfe the clerks paid it. The Secretary, in confequence, called up- on the tradesman to refund the money, who, in his turn, took the man up, and brought him before the Magißrate,charginghim with obtaining the money under falfe pretences. In his defence, he pretend. ed to fay that be had been robbed of the note. The Magißrate ordered him to be remanded for a fur ther heating. An elderly lady, of very refpedable appearance, came before the Magiltrate, and laid the had come from Newcaille, in order to receive the profits of an dime value go,oool. per ann. and defired that he would pay her. She was evidently deranged, and the Magiftrate defired the would go to the Court of Chancery and Rate her grievance; fh: thanked him for his advice, and let off in great haße for that purpofe. J. Rawssov row, Efq. was found guilty, at the Taft ClLiarter Seffions for the Borough of Windfor, of affaulting Dr. MINGar, and fentenced to pay a fine of aol. and find two fureties for his good be haviour in tool. each. At the Cornwall Salons, a perfon was tried for the crime of holding out falfe lights of a night to deceive mariners. in order to enable him to plun der the wrecks fo OCCAlioned. From a defed in the indiftment, however, the profecution unfor. tunately dropped to the ground. At the late Pontefrafl Seffions the cloth fupervi. fors delivered into the magiftrates the account of the number of broad and narrow cloths milled in the Well Riding of that county, for the laft twelve months, when it appeared there was a decreafe broad cloths of 13,046 yards, and an increafe in narrow cloths of 190,220 yards. Of broad, the yards manufaaured were 8.686,046; of narrow, 5 ,02 3 , 754. At the General Quarter Seffions for the county of Dorfet, held laft week at Sherborne, the Ame rican, who called himfelf Capt. Smith, and frau dulently obtained money by producing fabricated certificates to impofe a belief that he had Curtained a lots of 30001. by the dam/aims of his fhip, was tried for the fraud, when he urged in his defence that he had been nearly 17 years in the fervice of England, firft in the navy, and then in the army, and bad received four wounds, in as many diffe rent alions ; the 10 of which, at Tournay, dif abled him from further fervice; but he acknow ledged that he obtained his pals from two men who were travelling, at Wilton. He was fentenced to fix months hard labour in the Cattle at tootchefier. —J. Coffin, E. Kerley, R. Evans, and I. Adams, for diffeient thefts, were fentenced to be imprifoned t s months : and three other prifoners were fen fenced to fhort imyrifonments. _ . The tide upon the Suffix :. , aft, owing to the Rrong S. W. winds, rare fan week unufually high. To loch a height did it (well on Wednefday at Rye, and to rapidly, that upwards of 8o fheep, belonging to J!alwtaH C u arts, Efq. were drown ed by theovet flowiag of the fea on fomefalt marfhes, before the leall danger was apprehended. About two o'clock on Monday morning a fire broke out on the Common Hard, Portfmouth, at the houfe of Mr. Wickenden, the fign of the Kep pel's Head, which entirely confumed the fame, and literally every article contained therein. The caufe of the accident is not yet afcertained. On the 9th inti.mt, a (area in the neighbour. hood of Ettingen, in Germany, caatcht fire, and no one knows how it was carded. Ihe military, however, with the peafants in the neighbourhood, fucceedcd in extinguithing it, alter is or 20 acres of wood had been confirmed. Yacrday morning, about seven o'clock, a fire broke out at the bottle of a tailor, No. ao, in Callle firect, Fakon fqu.ue, Alderfgate•fireet. The jour• cymen who were At work were obliged to get out At tare top of the hnufe. The whole of the pre. n i es were dell royed before any AlMlance could be gtv,n. Engines arriving, the flames were prevent. ed fmm fpi eading an y further. On TuadAy morning Lift, one of the watehmsen of Whitechapc.l parifh, whole bra was at the end of the London Holpital, was found dead, at four o'clock in the morning, leaningover his hatch. lie had been a ward:own for upwards of ao years. LOWDONDERRV .ISSIZES. "Via ninfilort, join Stewart, G wrgt Stewart, W. IV' Kay, C karkt Stewart, and 1t../A ntm?fiy, being indis!Ld for the murder of Neil I%P - fro .and John M‘ltcysiold,, at Kilrea, nu the 7th of June lad, and for a riot ; and "'chit Haww, jan /Caw., 71,omat Hart, Patrich Kan., P.:tra Brailky, :john .116 Krantz, :job: 0' eil, and Hug/ Ilowny, being indiEled for a not at the fame time and place, Mr. JAMkSON, Counfel f o r the Clown, hating begged to refer the Court to the examinations of Henry Paterfon, lifq. in which the whole cafe was fully difclofed, that the magnitude of the riot, in which fome hundreds of Freemafons were engaged on the one tide, and Come Orangemtn on the other. and for which the traverfers ttood inclined, had ! arofe to fuch a pitch that it feemed as if the late! rebellion had (lin raged; and that in the dreadful conflil two men had unhappily loft their lives, and feveral their limbs; that the Government of the country, determined to punifh all offenders againfl the public peace, whether Orangemen or Freema. toms, Protedants or Catholics, had fent the Crown Solicitor to the fpot to invefligate the fans ; that in confequence of his exertions eight of the rioters had been convieted at the lall affizes, and the per. lons charged with the murder, and the other per-i tons now in the dock, charged with the riot, had been brought in for trial ; that on the fulleft and moft minute examination of all the petfons who could he produced on both fides, there appeared to be nothing of murder in the unhappy killing ; 1 that all parties, both Freemafons and Orangemen , having felt the flrength and effeet of the laws, and being fenfible of their crime, bad wilted to become friends and return to their induftry, to-cultivate a good underftanding with each other, and fluke! hands; that the Counfel for the Crown thought! it unneceffary to take up the time of the Court in further invetligating a killing, which was now fo fully afcertained to be free from any of the dr ' cumftances which conftitute the crime of murder; and as the public juflice of the country has been fatisfied by the pundbments which bad taken place, in order to affili in the refloration of the peace of the country, he would not trouble the Court by producing any witneffes againft the traverfers or prifoners. The prifoners and traverfers having been acquit ted, the Hon. Baron GIGIGE, who prefided on the trial, with a dignity peculiar to hitnfelf, .4 You; prifoners, who are now going to be dif charged from the dock, being acquitted of the murder', and you, traverfers, who have been ac quitted of the riot, you are all about to return to your homes and your families, and before your departure I with to addrefs a few words to you as your common friend. You have heard from the Counfel for the Crown, that the Government determined to profeeute all defcriptions of offen ders againft the public peace of the country, with out refpea to parties or perfuafions, whether they be Freemafons or Orangemen, whether Proteftants or Catholics, until they !hall have reftored the morals of the people to that good order and peace able difpofition to each other, from which they have been torn by the late horrid rebellion. I ex hort you to embrace one another and return to your homes ; lay afide all differences ; vie with each other in obedience to the laws—vie with each other in induftry—vie with each other in loyalty— you are all fubjeßs of the fame King, you are all in. habitants of the fame country, you all worthip the fame ALMIGHTY Goo, you all hope for falvation through the merits of the fame bleffed Raor IN sit, you pray for forgivenefs of your faults—forgive then one another ; open your arms and embrace one another as friends and brothers, and bear en mity to none but the foes of your King anti coun try, for they are your only mortal enemies : you , will then live more peaceably, you will die more happily ; you will not be hunted by confiables or officers of juftice ; you will not be confined in a gaol. nor brought to the bar of a criminal court. Go home then; return to your habits of induftry, peace, and obedience to the laws, and Co may GOD bids you all !" ECCLFSIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. The Prince of Wales has been pkafed to appoint the Rev. Ala:soder Brodie. A. M. of Triuity College, Oxford, to he one of his Royal Highnefes Chaplain. in Ordinary. The Rey. J. Bowen, Minifler of St. Margaret's chapel, Bath. is appointed by the Marquis of Tirourood one of his Lordiliiii Doenettie Chaplains. The Rev. James Douglas, M. A. F. A. S. Chaplain in Ordi. nary to his Royal Highncfs the Prince - of Wales. and Rector of Midi:M(o3,in the county of Safes, is bolt/tined to the Vicaragt of Kenton, county of Suffolk, on prefentation of her Grace the Duellers Dowager of Chandos, and the Hoc. Jalar Henniker Major. BIRTHS. On the atb MIL in Upper Guildfard4treet, the Lady of the Rev. William Palmer, of a daughter. On Friday lab. at Captain Canabarkges bottle, at Finchley, Mrs. Cumberlege, uf a fort. MARRIED. At Limerick. Chrift. Lyfaght, Efq. High Sheriff of the coun ty of Clare, to Ma Fitzgibbon, daughter of the late (Abbott I- it r:lbhon, Lig Jof,. ph Hone. Efq. of Mouotjoy-fquare, to Mifs Mary Ceti thwait. daughter of I eland Crullhwait, Efq. both of Dublin. DIED In Cc Duhlin, Mrs.Dawfon,olf the Theatre Royal , of Mr.G. Divefon, a comedian of cekbrity. On the tstb inft. at Scuffs's, George Forbes, £fq. late of the Ifland of I,lLvis. Ram! day, in Girnicetter-plaec. MG Misty, Melt daughter of Evelyn s7drby, On the :c t. init. at Paul's Cray, in Kent, where Pie was on a vifit, alter fit days the Dowagsr Lady Hognton, relict of the late it Henry Hoghtsws, Burt. of Walton Hall, near Preitun. in I.7nc,lbirs. , Early on M.,nd-y morning, at his bode In Finfburg-fcuare, Thomas Enclivrorth, On Satuni.iy, at Exmouth, op. d 62, Major General William Elliot, late of the Hon. Ealt India I , ,rnary's Arta:ay, Bengal . Of a putrid fryer. on Mr rfface from the Havant :di to Lon ' don, on board the Dallier. Captain Hamilton, Mr. H. hid diough. fui-geon, late of Liverpool. At Wrolant, in the path year of his sir, Win. Willialna. Efq. coulln•german to tb... Lite -ir Watkin Wynne. Bart. and brother to Watkio F-fq. of Pcnbcdw. fn the county of Ik' blab. In Chariernanr-ftreer, IN:Hio, Mitt Eliza Agnefs Keene, daughtoror Arthur Keene, Fig. At Douglas, near Cork, the Itev.Thonsas &writer. Yefterday, hls haute in Bericky-tyuarc, Mr. 'll,,unas, many years mann. of a bred there and at Margate. HIUH WA I FA A r LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOk kOW Marring • • •• •• • to minutia ]fter Attanuun WHEN Profeffional Mon of eJncation and .. Iponfibility deviate fruni the ge u. ui fyn...iie by InSion of a peculiar Branch, the fai.,A.un 101,.; fuccefs L the belt criterion of fuperieiri, Ten years have I devoted my pt.:cll.:, esehihv. client of THREE DIsOBLEKS, ~t my plan gives Me additional arda,ar to able the ravages of thole complaint, ti. , "1 , 4 alit IQ the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into everybranch as at' Army Surgeon, formed a with at an CAI ty period of Praalce to als from the ignorance of uneducated NI , :7, ° l' '1441 ,Let t , gerous precipitancy of general Pracifisone:.. The FHREE DISORDERS,to the cure o f which I have voted my attention. comprise every ;pear: ut vt.NEktk,u, INFECTION, whether of a recent or lewg AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether 3tifing front the 4 Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and f:utiy that . rangeanent of the fyllein in Woolen which is NESS or STERILI FY. Numerous difeales are the refult of ignoretwe or hafte in thg treatment of a Pimple Gonorrhea, and it not untrequcialy bat— pens that the hods ot Life are poifoned lithe indiferetto o ot rap unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Fisch complaint s aty entity cured, and even where others have laded, I Gott thet I may prefume to offer a radical rs eflabiiihnient. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated (tutees in le diforder, compared with the what, ituos btuatiuit. eat i from Imemlgence in a SOLI TARP V14„4 . ., or th e ur,s t t,.., Gaieties of a lafhionahle Life, acquire that date ot L•ehtnit, w hi c h is th e unavoidable confcqU,llGC of 1 1 / 4 ; Where the unhappy loiterer brood., ovzr ninety, , ot fully conceals his misfortune, it may lie Poise cote o!.it:,.n Lac him to knew, that although it be an object ordoulu o; airily with other Praztitiontrs, the al eat •Ivl4 ut fl , - CIENC I ES by the gradual progrefs of renov-tion Is the Act: .„ r4 , mein of my experience. If the rite* of llsecha*n: begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prev,in,d by an curly counttradlion el this Laigtud Cate, Lot n t t h 4B czfes no great clifficultks will occur. _ - But where this deficiency has fnr years drifted. a prope r Perfeverance is indifpenfibly requifite t. r.r.ve the ilumb.ries (parks of Life, and to redhiptatc the U. nasiutlon MARRIED WOMEN, who have I.m i ; been diftppni:•tr. in thdr expuidtions of a Family, ma , . alliared, that iIIitaSICCS flub dcfeas are curable by Medical Oda: The SECRECY which Is fneffential to my undertaking, 1,4 the ltialificati.da which I have prefunied t.. Rate. O.ifis of my pretenfiont, altd in coiswi,:, ncv with 'sal nation is given, that Mr. BREE may be confaicd pert n - ..!:y (or by kttcr , iodating a fatal' ante) at has hook, :40.29. Attlyie dcl-ltrect, Strand, n.:Ar Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance in Water-area adjowtni and the name is on both the doors. M. BREP. M..sither of Ihe Req..] Colle7e of Surgeonc. The LORD path canted Medicine* to grow out of the knit., and he who is wife will put abhor rh. m, for Mth foeh Ha heal Men, and take away their i - atie."—Feci.lkirlii. 4, BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE, THE BALM OF MECCA, ( P rice only 55. 9 11,) is the heft Rented? in the Univerfc for HER% QUO COMPLAlNrs,themoa powerful r e it e r at i ve an d r e-aniwy. in; BALM OF LIFE AND HEALTH, and the Weil heft Medicine in the World. It is not pretended that this Medicine eau erred the Preget& of Nature, but it is afferted and proved that It will Mime Health even where the ConAttinban appears to brio been inn. parably injured. This is the genuine Lgyptins Balm, evade* Tlephus tastes that the Qncen of Sheba made a pr e f ect o f Tree to King Solomon. ma which is 818 enes&lered Its all tens Countries as a fovercign Remedy fur dense every Dgfesfp Thule who have impaired their health by a rersdence le hoe and nobeelthy Climates ; the young of either Sex. sato& ink. rabies threaten prematers old Age, a lateof ladAkry. end M warty relfeheeton ; and there more advanced lo years, wheats tot. teeing rapiers Frames appear withered sad desalt wens met. are the more immediate obje,Ets of thlsfoothins Ba:en,whofe he. nip influence may be extended to the whole cid*, of Valenti:l4 marinas; feria all cake and in all ages where the Solids arc lazed, where the conftitution has rewired a meth. or Is by soy means debtlitated.thls reftorative and re animating Balm re. 1.41 and Health wiy produce the happieft effeds: the told end tris mullein Navel will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed FL bun or fob flabby Beth will be braced and rendered, firm t the mulches win be invigorated; the 'thews will be Ilrevagtbawdt the emaciated limbs will be covered with finis Bath; de e& beetled veffela will be replctetthed; the irnpoveritheil watery blend will become deb and halfwit, and he languid (imam nth reftored to the fanative impetus, which is else true criteria. of health; the languid drooping (perks will be revived a n d cp hilarated; dip:Rion will be promoted; in Port the tone of this nerves will be reamed, and by thee means the whole confila lotion will be renovated. Fcablencfs, ede,matee y. swims. eboly, and alt the deplorable fympteuns of dikafe will rod& g and lit ength, ardour, fcrerliy, and every cwhieme of renovated health will be the happy Walt of taking this inedimable Balm iu due time, according to the dit calm. ior ;de which accede. pany each packet. TO THE FAIR SEX. The Balm of Mecca is molt carneßly recommended dtert ttt pregnancy, as well as at every other periA of their lives; he fiddle= and refined properties, its mild operation. and frocile qualides, are molt haply congenial to the native delicacy of the female habit; and elide cremplaime of which kaiaks are MN Immediately fufceptible, come to dirceltly within the benlgnin." Buena of this medicine; that its timely admit ideation wrill mole affuredly fuperfede the neceSlty of aey other remedy. In all particular cafes it will be 'dutiable to eanfult thepodior, which may be done by letter addreffed to bins, Na set. Bifhipfgatew Ilreet-Within, or to the care of any one of his whekkk *gems, and cncloting hie fee, (nut Ida than half a guinea); and every female may rift &Cured that her oak will be treated with the Inmalt delicacy, the molt fermndous attendee to every pant. and the molt profound kcrecy, by a phyaciso pf kientillp knowledge, very great expaienee, And fin& integrity. A Proof of the Marl of that molt excellent Medicine. die BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Cure for 011 Nervous 'Steeds-re. The Hon. Mrs. TeriseaTO Pi was fubjeft toe violent Netvoye Head-ache, Palpitatior.e, Tremors, and unaccountably dare& Ping kmfadons for Come years ; during which She ceinfUlted kale of the molt eminent Medical Men in the Kingdom, foamed their Preferiptions, ufed the Ball Waters, &e. to two ketone, without alert, and never received any permanent relief till a. was recommend d ro the Proprietor of the Balm af Mows. by whole Advice and Medicines Me has been perfoilly reamed (Signed) C AAAAA T Tt TIVISMITOUr Marfiaret-Brem. Cavendlib-fluare, Lank/. AgOTHERPROOF. Mrs MAZY COKTIIII, it Mr. Allows's, Lons-Apitrua. ncalf Brißol, was afflidled fur many years with a molt dreadful bfc►. you' Wunder, accompanied with Hytterie Fits, and a on-lerd Rend Pain In the Crown of her Head by t4kius the Um 44 Mecca Ga• has obtained a pecks* cure. ANOTHER PROOF. WILLtAII STOXOI, Efq. Chief (Meet of the PITT rAit tmiiman, by a rehdatee in the Eat! Indies, and the (mat sa of the Company's Naval Service, In which he bad been eciar 4 more than Twenty ycars,was reduced to a Rate of del i)1 general relaaTtioo of theSyilem, which cannot be defctowc fhe Balm of !Waal' hos railored him to a to tat Rate ullv.is than be aver before enjnyed. ANOTHER PROOF. Cory of a 1.4.-tter from Mt.Slll, p.ad. WbolefeNcr, BriA4 Briftol, Nov. 25. 13 - A Gentletco—an, vibe rendes in the nelbi>ot;rboi4 eat C. tol,called on me tbi, r. orniug, so ackpowiedge ter renixi; able Cure,whlcb fle has experienced from taking The !Wm.( Mecca; indeed this Medicine appears to be rogencrally dome, and I have Intl - cif whitened to convincing a proof m nettle:lea in tin. foregoing Inflame, that I &all taloa every 0; - portunity to recommend it ; and as I am pa rc ie not, I riniork will (end thea fit* as lipply as foot I ash air, your obnikat Sorront, (Signed) wm. s 'Me BAN of Mama is prgersi a int only by Meifrs.B.o and Co Surgeons, blo. as, 1l Ec-tireet within; and 1 r their appointment is fold wbolefale and retail by Mr. Whin r,. Ho say, Strand, fermis boufe front Temple Bar; Mr. thin. P. No. 4, Cbcapbdi., and by every Wye:amble Medicine Vend:. .n the United kingdom Price SAO. Doty Included. I.tiNI)ON: Printed and riblillied by LEVU. 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