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= I MI 1 1 g 1 1 g g • 1 A 11 I / ; 1 1 1 1 1 / I 1 i ll " I I e LIST OF ENGLISII PRISONERS DETAINID AT TALENCIEtUiPS.. i Anne!lc7, Robert, Gent. Andcrfou, James, Merchant . Abereromby, (ohm Colonel ' Adam., ndw:J.!, Innkeeper Amylct:, Id.n. Porkinerchant Addicon, %Vilna:ll. Shoemaker Adams, fh:mas, Rope maker .A..:difor, —. Joi..cr Brou7hi..n. Thomas. Gent. Routoc, Rich. Captain Invalids BkaLind, Samuel. Merchant laingky. Richard. Gent. Blear, John, Baker / rook, Thomas Brewer, Lori, Gent. I Barry, Liwai d, Sant. Bowen, William, Shoemaker Barrington, Richard, Vircount Burgh, John, Gent. Elam, I hoinas,Ship-carpnater Bourke, Thomas, Gent. Bigger, Charles, Innkeeper Pan: e. James. Merchant Brown, —, Merchare's Clerk Co.yden. James, Servant Ca: NW. James. Gent. Crawf 'rd, Sir James, Baronet ell.rk .Thomas, Surgeon Crawford, litery, Lieutenant Chapman, Thomas, Coder Campbell. John, Gent. Carta, Thomas, Servant Cowper, Sir Win. Henry, Bart. Cullkoe, Thomas, Gent. Cowell, Jercrokb,Libereft llilion, Wan. Lieut. Royal Navy Day, George, Innkeeper D Dati arre o lg y. Cotton Manufacturer , William. Gent. Day, George, Sadler Dome, Wilhans, Servant Einley, lamb, innkeeper Ellice, Pells. Gast. Ellis, John Thomas, ditto Ftrington. George, Lieut. Capt. Toolger, John, Servant Grillot, Frederick, Gent. Gammond, John, Servant Green, Wm. Merchant's Clerk George, John, Shoemaker Gibbons, Robert, Carpenter Greenwood, Charles, Gan. Graves, Danvin. D. D. Oartbwsite, J. & Family, Gent. Greet, Thomas, ditto Hopkins, William, Innkeeper Idolynian, W. Merchant's Clerk Barcourt, John Smith, Gent. Idigginfon, Geo. Lieut. Marines Hack, William, Coacbmakcr Bodges, Charles, Gent. Harrower, James, Staymaler, H:rthley, Thomas, Gent. Hanbury,Samucl, Merchant Mdnop, 1 homes, Baker Hawkcl, Pittey, Mee& Hooper, —, and Family, Gent. impile, John, and Family, ditto L e k e —., ditto odr:11. Tbomaa,ditto odrell, Francis, ditto oiling, Edward. ditto stilho,lebb,difto mike. olimb, ditto oory, Bassed. dkto fu. ditto Lawrie's, =No. ditto Laois, .....—., Illordmist's Clerk Loon,W.gomaos kidfels, Bake Leigh, Willlam,Oemtlemoo I.swirs.Tbeines,llfisahrit lifts, jailftima. Saw Lan. Jeba.jos. Aka Lovelace, R. Geedeleas Lodgment, Will. Matter Hired' Packet Lloyd, .—.., Gentleman Merman. flames, Hatter Eno:, Sboeinakar • Seer • 'rheas' Merchant Xing, Henry. ten. Innkeeper Kin, Henry. Jam ditto Murray, Paul, Gentlemen Tata. ezein6vc et Wi LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, DEC. i 6. MONTITIORE ti. EICAI6 Mac,ler Thro. Nlen:liant ltioamn (=Vt. R. Marines Sintoa, Captain R. Navy hlurrae. John. General Niaterion, fohn, Gentlemaa Material, Edward, ditto , Material, Henry. di•to Materfon. John, ditto Maneafter, John, ditto Mallifon, William linwy, ditto Mathew:. Charles, Shopkeeper Mechie, William. Gentleman Moore, Guardner, Servant Mar, P. gone to ArnirON. Gent. Molefworth,Phillip,Lieut...CoL M.M.thon, Ar. United Trithman Moonteney. Barclay, Merchant Mizon, Thomas, Carpenter Michell, Hughes, Mailer of Lan;...uis Mitchell, tkmot, Mirch;nt Niche lion, James, Lieut.-CoL Nillam, James, SWUM O'Kelly, John, Shoemaker Owen, Mailer of Mer• chant Velfel Payee, James, Merchant Page. William, ditto Paper, Simon, Servant Phillips, Charles Pallet, Sir Huth Pitcher, T. Coach Varnliher Patterfon, G. Mathew, Gent. Phillips, Win. Merchant Peacock, Tharcaife, P. Parrott Paffinsore, John Parrock, Charles, Servant Phillips, Francis, Merchant Reed, Thomas, Gent. Rainsford, Thomas. ditto Ruding, Walter, ditto Richardfon, W. Eacile Offsets Reed, A. Qgartermafter Drag. Rock, Marten. Merchant Reed, -, Mailer Merch. Vef. Raiehie, Richard, Merchant itobcrtfon, David, Artift Riffowe, Robert, Gentleman Scott, Alexander, ditto Sharp, Joteph, Tanner Sandelmatu William, Servant Smith, Robert, Lieut. Colonel Standford, C. G. T. Merchant Smith, Francis, ditto Stalman, William, Tailor Sullivan, Richard, Shoemaker Sivanad, Charles, Merchant Swaim, Henry,Colonel Stanhope, Phillip, Gent. Sankey, Edw. Captain, Army Smith, Henry, Gent. Smith, George Serpent, Valentine, Servant Sayer, Aug uitin, Gent. &huts, Francis, Servant Torrance. Archibald Thomas, Who. Hooper, Gent. Tan, Fitz Guitavies,Shoemak. Trage, Sidney, Tailor Turnclide, Raphel, Merchant Tnnte, Dominique, Gent. Traut, Nicholas, ditto Tulle, Francis, ditto Tweeda/e, Marquis Vanderduyn, Baron, Lt. Gen. Wadley, Henry, Gent. Wallace, D. T. Cokmel Widen, John, Merchant Wingate:, Peter, Carpenter Wood, John; ditto Wardermalfen, M. Lieut.-CoL Weaver, Charles, Merchant Wilton, John, ditto Williams, W. B. Tailor Weymouth, Thomas, ditto White, John Gathe, Gent. Weight, Alexander, Servant Worrell, John, Gast. Wall. Thomas, Merchant Woileth, Robert, Servant Ward, --, Gent. Young, Barnard, ditto nen and Children, :pa. This was an anion rather Gngular in the circum fiances which gave rife to it. The Plainti f f was a widow tithe Jewifh religion, living at'Providence row, Hackney ; and the Defendant was a man of the lime religion, who had married one of her daughters. The daughter lived with her mother feparately from her hufband ; and it appeared, that there calked among them cattle' of family dilcontent and quarrel ; fut what the circumnances were, or how originating, did not appear in the courfe of the trial. The De fendant, however, took a very fingular -method of revenging hinsfelf , for be publifbed an advertifement hi cetera( of the public Papers, that were impofed upna, and received it as an advertifement really com ing from the widow Montefiore herfelf. It Rated, that illegitimate children were boarded and educated by Mrs. Monte6ore, wlsofe daughter was in the hours to This adion was brought againli the Defendant, for a libel. The declaration Rated, that he, malicioully intending to difquiet the peace of mind of the Plain tiff, and to difinrb her in her family, and to caufe it to be believed that the wok in illegitimate children to board, publi(hed the above advertifement.—As loon ns the advertifement was read, many of the auditors hdefi into laughter. • Mr. Ser . ieant Su , in an eloquent fpeech, re probated tee malignity and cruelty of fuck a libel lonsittaek on an ancient widow , upwards of 70, who had rived with unbleroilbed fame, and reared a nu merous family with refreelAbility and virtue. In the courfe of the correfpondence on the part of Mr. Ergasorbieh was long and estraordinary,he fr equal, ly alluded to his wife, whom he Rigmatizes as s wh— and an adultrefs, and adverts to other family mat ters, which were not very intelligible to thole not acquainted with the previous cireamliances to which they had relation. Zechariah Levi was called, who Rated that he had married one of the daughters of Mrs. Moutefrore— the Defendant had married another.—Ain. M. lived on her f or tune, which was gcol. or 6c 01. per annum; She was 7o years of agt.ar.d had (even daughters and 61. tons. She took no chii Ina to board. On eras examination, he Lod, the Defendant's wife lived with her mother-2u came from Holland, leaving, b," h o ll a nd aid was brought to bed at Lcr mother's. It 74;glie be about nine months ' after the lett her hutband—he did not keep an account of dates. Mrs. Ergas was deranged in her mind when the left Holland, and came home. He produced a letter from the Defendant to hintfelf, dated Altona, 6th February, which being read, among other things, contained an account of the derangement of Mrs. Ergas, and which he lamented in very (trot% expreffions of regret, Rating alto, that the was deter mined to come to England to her mother, and that he had engaged i cabin in a Pruffian velfel to bring her over. - The witnefi added, that on her arrival the came to her mother's and refided there ever fine, where Rte was delivered of die child, ;which was (up. ported by the Plaintiff; but he did not know that the Plaintiff had turned the elde(t fon out of doors—on the contrary, he was fitted out to the Weft Indies. Philip Street, a Clerk at the Daily Advertifer and Oracle Office, proved that the advertifement was brought to their office by Ergas, the defendant; after the advertifement had appeared, they received inti mation that it was not authorifed by Mrs.Montefiore; and when he law Ergas, on the if , .th of Oftober, he refuted to receive the advertifement, telling him that he bad led them into an error, and that they would in fert it no more. Ergas laid, that they had been better paid for inferting the contradiftion, but that he would give him 30 goineai for ss snore infertions, and leave cool. as an indemnity againft any confequences. This was refuted, and he added, that no money was paid for inferting the contradiaion, but that as loon as Mr. Stuart, the proprietor, knew he had been impofed upon, he voluntarily publifhed the contradiaion. Thomas Lydon, another Clerk of Mr. Stuart, who firfl took the advertifement in, Rated, that as loon as he read it, he thought it a grange one, and carried it into a back room to Mr. Stuart, who immediately came out. In converfation with the Defendant, it appeared that Mr. S. knew his brother, and as he af lured Mr. S. that he had Mrs. Montefiore's authority for that advertifement. that he was her fon-in.law, ( which latter part of the a(Tertion, on inquiry, was found to be true,) Mr. Stuart was induced to think the advertifement really came from Mrs. Muntefiore, and it was confequently inferred. The publication of the papers, and the hand-writ ing of the Defendant being proved, Mr. Serjeant BkST, for the Defendant, faid, before he went to the merits of this caufe, he mull jug ad vert to a third perfon who had appeared in the courfe of it—he meant Mr. Stuart, the Proprietor of 7hs Daily Advertifer and Oracle. It was with much plea. lure he embraced the opportunity of bellowing on Mr. Stuart the praife which his conduft merited. He was not only entitled to the thanks of that Court, but to the thanks of the Public at large . ; and Society ought to rejoice, that fuch a dangerous engine as a Newfpaper was under the management of fuch a man. Although that Gentleman bad been fubpeenaed in the lin of witneffes againtl his client, he would fay, that his conduCt in this bufinefs bad been moß•ho nourable. When the advertifement was publifhed, he took all the ufual precautions, and when he found himfelf deceived, he made as ample and as fpeedy reparation as was poffible : his conduft was fuch as entitled him to the thanks not only of that Court, but of all the world. The Learned Ser. jeant then adverted to the circumßances of the cafe, contending with . great eloquence, that it was not a cattle to require heavy damages. He admitted that the eondue purfned by the Defendant was not legal or juftifiable, but that he had been goaded and enraged by family wrongs and oppreffion. He condemned the Plaintiff for bringing the anion on the ridiculous advertifement, when the might have had better grounds in one of the letters which had been read ; but he added, if they had proceeded upon the Ratement in the letters, they would hare been prepared to have proved the truth of their con tents, whereas now they were taken by furprixe, and were nnprepared to anfwer them. He urged the cir cumflance of the wife being delivered in the houfe of her mother of a child ; and infißed, that though the defendant might be lane to aU common purpofes, yet he might be fo far overpowered as to have 101 l reafon upon that fubjea, when be was fo feverely in jured. Feeling for the infirmity of human name he was fare the Jury would not give heavy or exceffive damages. Lord Atvawtty, having Rated the nature of the anion, faid the law was, that no perfon fhould are the name -of another in print fo as to make hips odious, contemptible, or ridiculous. If he did, the law raid fuch a publication was a libeL No perfon , bad a right even to publifb truth of another with a malicious intent. At the firß opening of this caufe, he confeffed he thought it was a mere ridiculous Jgsrib; but be had changed his opinion, for when he had heard the letters of the Defendant read, it ap peared that be had been aauated by a molt malig nant motive. In apportioning the damages, bow. ever, the Jury would not give any thing for what was contained in the letters ; they formed no part of the charge on the record, and the only ufe to be made of them was to thew pa-mama he had publifhed the advertifement. He mull alto fay, that in this cafe he thought Mr. Stuart had aaed with great propriety. It appeared that nothing extraordinary was taken for the infertion but that it was really re ceived as a bwrisfule advertifement; and when be dike,. vered that he had been deceived, that be immediately pi:bill/red a contradiftior of it. Confidering what was the public opinion of the manner in which Bander was fometimes propagated by the Newfpapers, he was glad to find it proved that in this cafe there was no bad motive or intent. Perhaps it might have been as well if Mr. Stuart had not nulled to the declara tions of the defendant. Thet e was alto one other point he would mention. It would be well if they were more cautious from whom they received their reports of the proceedings in matters of law. It was highly proper that the proceedings of the Courts of Law Ihotild be public; perhaps our bell rights were ()Wing to that publicity of jnitice ; but the proceedings ought to be comely detailed, and he was led to this reflesaion by teeing in the Papers a few days back, an account that the judgeshad differed in their opinion in a late great criminal cafe (Adam's), when, in truth and hit% they had none of them given any opi. nion at alit His Lordlhip then again adverted to the Mika of the anion before the Court, and advifed the Jpry to give diktat damages, neither ("weave nor trivial, but fuch as they thought the cafe war ranted. Verdia for plaintiff—Damages vol. • Tile **mum anottc.l to by Ids Lordildp boa appeared fn all At loam& it war uteri futy ihs 1: dm kw • klesshiag PVC' &c. H&TTOW-Cotta.—Yeilerday W hula) Sxz was re-examined, for robbing the Nowak trail of a box, containing a drefs vig, value 41. addrsfred to Colonel Leighburn, at Sunderland, and was fully coma itted. Ann Brown was committed, charged with robbing her ready.furnithed lodgings. WORSH I P Scaa IT.—Yekerday Etkrtra was charged with tlealing several articles of hardware, in the neighbourhood of Old•llreet, and committed for reexamination. • Yeflerday, about five in the afternoon, fome hnl lock drivers purfuing a bead, broke the wiudows of a filverfmith in Barbican, for the purpofe of plunder; but one of them was caught in the fad, and imme diately fent to theCompter. Farrell and his accomplices, who left this country tome time ago, for the purpofe of circulating forged 'notes on the Bank of Lifbon, and who were appre hended on board the packet, jolt as they were going on fhore, in confequence of a con,munication from the Portuguefe Ambafrador refident in London, have been tried at Lifbon, found guilty, and fcntenced to be confined in feparate dungeons for life. Sunday fe'nnight, as Mr. JaNictss, fhoemaker, of Llangaren, was difmonnting from his ho r f e , the fiddle flipped, and his foot hanging in the ftirrup the horfe took fright, by which be was drawn to a c.,n (Wei-able dillance, and fo feverely bruited, that he died in an hour in great agony. An alarming circumftmce, which was very near being attended with fatal confequences, occurred on Thurfday at Brighton :—three boufes in Four inch. row, fo called in confcquence of the buildings which form it being erected in the moft flight and unfafe manner, the main walls being only of the fubftance of a fingle brick, fuddenly gave way, and in an in ftant tie whole of them became one rude heap of brick and mortar. A carpenter who was employed in laying the flooring in the attic Rory of one of them, though almoft buried in the ruins, efcaped unhurt ; and though feveral people were palling and repalling at the time the alarming accident took place, within a few yards of the fpot, providentially none of them received the flighteti injury. On Saturday Jassrs WAPSHAIItt, waiter at the White Horfe Inn, Romfey, was found drowned in the river there. On Wedn;fday laft as W. SISSON!, of Aldborongh, in Holdernefi, was out a fnipe (hooting, his gun burg, and carried away feveral of hit fingers, and fhattered his hand stud arm fo much, that recourfe was obliged to be had to amputation below the elbow. About twelve o'clock on the night of Saturday, as CHARLES Muaaay, belonging to the Doncafler (loop Dove, was returning on board that vtffel in the Old Harbour, his foot flipped, and falling into the river he was drowned before any affillaace could be rendered him. On Friday one of the Coroners of Harnpflrire tuck an inqueft at Maiden Bradley, on view of the body of Benjamin Bergeson, whofe death was occafioned by the kick of a horfe. Verdiet—Accidental Death. On Saturday an inqueft was taken at Mai tin, on the body of Jona SCAIIIIIILL, who fell under the wheels of his mailer's waggon. and was killed on the fpot. Verdia—Accidental Death. On Monday an inqueft was taken at the Druid's Head, on the Devises turnpike, on view of the body of J. SW/LTV!, who was found dead on the road : no marks of violence appeared on the body. Verdi@ —\ if tation of God. • iiscic.iitbe fame day he toot an inqueß at Od Rock, on the body of NATSASISL EarnsAa, a butcher, who died on his return home from Sali(bury market. Verdift—Vilitation of God. In thofe ages when fimplicity of manners and re gularity ofliving were the refult of mankind's incli nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps it warfront this cattle Scurvy bad not mask its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo crates, whole aphorifros wove he knew the difeafe. When Disarm, Aasow, and Coosa extended their route in mnexploreol feat, their hillories prove fuffici ently its fad exigence. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would teßify this fconrge on land with out (catching the hiliory of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab. forption, they partially buried the afflieted. The foe cefs of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was I to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience. Onthisprinciple,SPlLSl OILY'S All INSCORSUTIC DROPS obtained the fanSion of Europe, has gained his bla• jelly's Letters Patent, and held fuch an eftimation - in every county of the United Kiagdorn.—For the truth of the ailertion of its anion on Scurvy, vide Spil fbury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurvy, &mph ula,G out, &c. price is. 6d. fold, together with the Drops, No. Sr, Soho-equate, in bottles of ss. 6d. tot. and 11. rat. with a black Ramp affixed to each. BIRTHS. On Friday lat. in Park-Mee, it. Jame's. the Lady of Caw miffinner Bowen, of a daughter. name day, the Lady of the Hos. Reg. Cocks, of a foe. Same day, the Lady of paha Staniforth, Efq. M. P. of a fon. Sarac day, at Woodeete-Imiafc, Hama, the Lady of CoL Cuayng hunt, of a fon. On the 1 tth aft. at Edinburgh. Mn. Lim. Cobad Aingie, of a fa. MARRIED. Lindy, at Manchefter, Walter Henry ararebrkire, Fly. of the ift regiment of Dragoon Guards, to Mifs &sedanOge, daughter of A. Beacebridge, Efq. of A thcrftone Haft, grand daughter of Sir Charles Host, Bare. late Member for Wansichlhire. On TLurfda laR, Francis Whitmire', FA. of Unedn's Inn, Barrißer, to Mifs Powdi, only daughter of the late Dr. Matthew Powell, Phyricien General to his Mildly 's Forces in Jarnsii.a. On Saturday hit, at Mary-la-Roane Church, John Hollinght ry, Efq. too of the Rev. Chancellor Hollinbery, to Mitt Charlton, cid& daughter of the late St. Jolla Charlton, Efq. of Apk7 Wife, "TPalre: Ai Mallow, ea the tsth laR. the Rev. Joh. T►aofoa. Mini fter of Wry, to Mile Mary Fullartecolaughtcr et the Rev. Jae Fullartan. fate Minitter of that part& BIBLIOTHFCA PRASERIAVA. To be. SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. XING, lon. At his Auction Rooms, 36, Tariltiatic-Bred, Covetit-Gasdak, cat Thurfday seat, assi Init. and fidlowatig day. at a s, THE LIBRARY of SIMON FRASER. Efq. of the Temple, deccalkd ; comprthng Portraits of Sant MR, Vols. very finely coloured; Parliamentary Dchatat, 136 Vols. P,e-nafo Italians, 56 Vut,. Fatt India kerma on 'trade. ace. 23 .. Journals of Lords and Cortimonit,ltolla,etc.tos Vols. Law Works of Pickering, Villa., Vary, Panne, Living, ilhtroford, &ram, Burrows, Atkins. Strange. Bufanqact; Dinliunerius by • johniOn.Ahicri, biartittierre; Clara War/sari CicATO. Fuelbm. Seneca, Ruripidca, Livy, Pliny, Oriel, Statics; Works of Hume. Florins, ♦araataame, Smith, Dorm. Nato.* Bassamb !soda, Duhaniel,&c. May be viewed, sad Catalogues bad at then:ono. HEN Praia noel Mee of edocasion and te v (potability deviate front the enteral *ltem DI tltv felethiatt of a peculiar Branch, the faaction of king coati:tool haws& Is tits ben criterion of furatority. Ten years have I devoted my peselirem the ccelnitvetreatasst of TH&E DISORDERS, and the fuceefifal tick et ran *. gives me additional ankar tooppofe as far ail amiable the so. ;ages of thole corn which are theasinniponamt intbecalm logue of human infirmities. After initiatko into ovary branch as as Amery Envess. formed a with at an easy period of Pradtice m relate imilivideola from the ignorance of inedmowed Mat, or the equally dangers= precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The THREE DISORDEItn,,to the eareofwitiett More it email my itmoe ol 4-tmvortme every (peace of tirititilLiLEAL thiFifiC TION, whether of a ram or king ditratissn—eidly. Al kin& of DEBILITY, whether artfing from the habits al the Indulgence of mat:freeze, and laity that tiennovnimat of she f y item in Women wtdchis called BARREN HIM IariTHRILSTIL Numerous liirears• are the rank of ignonntee err Idle had des treglACl7t ova fleapit Otaiorrtioa, and P oat unifingswilybaggsms that the feeds of Life are polfoacd by theintllcnsien of as ingisid6 ed hoar. By a Alpenar method filch complaintaiwe ass, and even where others have Liked. 1 trait that I any polsonin offer a radical re-etabliflunent. - Few, however, ore the cafes of eamplissedi alba b She Ilk mkt, conspired whit the eaksaitous Studious eifidsm,wtho hum 'inJuigenre in a SOLITARY Viellearthe prevalent Oniseessill a faesionabie Life, acquire tbat lets of Lklielg which is do unavoidable ear fequence of bsch pandiatiabilits. Where the unhappy foram bloods seemlbewifey, bateatfil emotes Isis misfortune, it may he fame awildstion ler him us knew, that about% it be an *WO °Mule m may wid cola Pradidsmus, the removal oft Donmseasa Om graded progrefs of IrC12~141) theactreirassetsupsfasiarra If the rises of Daces= er Yams have beaus tu seises um* ed gout, mods outlay wink prevented by me eulDju st this buidd Sate, end in there cafes no grostelluillse von essir. Bus where this defriency las for yaws edibli,a raw Rm. foreman Is indifpentibly requiSte to rewire she ihmairemapilia of Life, and to ro-amunate cle Cedlitutka. MARRIED WOMF.I4, who base long bean abirdmaglin their expeetati-sns of a Family, may he Moro& dot livanaltlio dances faith ddkß. ate curable by Moat:al.& The elleitllCY attach is Co &modal to my mainnoblagbal.4lo tb Mita l no *Melo I mac •prefamed to 1111114.1mBitbc iia my pretastlone. and to coincidence Wlall lb& dbis given, that Me. BIM may be eanfolted pollomilly (or by limom inelofing a (mall note) at Ms book, Nosy, gsmedildbot. - mar Temple-Bar There La an additional entrance ha Waaar-inet adjandasond the name la on both the doors. M. 11111.211, Member of die Ilayal-Conegemf To THOMAS TAYLOR, 2•l*. 9, liddp4treet , I.ondso. Meowed Sir, .Editibnegly Ma Id, dot IBEG leave to infanta you, that am fiatpethe ye,/ A 1790, I have be snaked veldt the L Vimmondeoldsk, from its ebßinately reales every am& d modeekeinalelholl by the mad uninssoof theireaky boo, and maw* torsi there coartes at ta/instles, mod erne@ Imo the 111491- tal, with little MK would wear to be of *tare invetimens nature. ln the fping of if per toy dialer Ind pi sidnaha bead, as nearly topsearriod to enyoneanoet 1 hada losaadnit on the crown of tny Rd. Me so awe wask,aal &up son broke met in a frightful roamer; my *it ono gam. Ad. and bad be In a date of ideeratito far the hafts= yowl= my let lad alto tiro large nodes on it, wasvery tai= dffoolonod and give sae fuel eicauttadagysia, pardenhoW oh= snow In bed, as amity to &Karen= at Tilt to this ketotatkile Om* was reconaniended by Mr. j.Thonapans who ausadold forme 8 care by the= here), to take your Lemke a Poem Mi. Gobi began to do so the abdtofhday ;a the corafe of a mtmight lbs. gin oo receive we little ewe dhow' anoilli she illonsaa my head and at wen frodly Ihalooes afar the fee so my legs healed alto. leaving however, ontidmable dlfoollerraelom in the Ma, and pain in she bone • sae lek, tadsitil,,Lithlait ioa - Li.g of Can, and a Attie Scram pedestal/we in roar Medicine, gadded ; the nodes difjetlag, the. fin raplabg iw natural idie„ and the notlarnal pains gradually =kg ult—t =Es ' became, W your Meal advice and modieloometedi, he. from all my fame cainplalate—kave recanzad air *mat fidek and Arength„ and as bamose jolly and be, io odd& Ira holies eontinuodl many mend* to *tannings:ft of allude ham axa, I ant at a loft to Whet cant to exprefs ray inthrods, bat has you, for the good of other fear* mortals, to anabealda ode as male as paillde, u I itadi at sooty socaftoo ; b fa sking yaw will greatly 01.11,ge,dir.yroir pandtd, oLcallan. Itonide Vint. Swan's ode, Higiedirmt.not* . - Whoalces to the above cures—Plan TblasZT Ns.} Penkryearket, John Mlretnfle,OldAlmday Prepared and mid by the foie Propthoeir. THOMAS AT. LOR, Member of the loyal Colleges, &nem% at by Hark Nesy, New Bridge-fireet., Landon; wiletv„ after a maim ns. Mona dents than thirty-St yews, Ina forsake yarairdseip dp. mead to the cure of Veseerielleomplabets. lad thofe accidental ea the Parts of Gamaration.with that hiventode leave) winch Ma, or his Prot cam !Squid alw:ye el4crw in Lich miss he Um' bindelf, the advice and alliance he gramituatly adaranlitin perfors taking this Meditine. will be awned. by a diteming Publk,as an advantage fekiam attalnabicmeilvoid eat andeirstey. Alfo field. by his appointment, for the e.mseatetact• of dm* Am log at a &fiance. at the Perfeeneeri., Ns Sy. alt. AlLenlielbalik i Pall-Mali I be Torthear, No. rot. Oafard-Panet e Mr. Dile. rowel's. No.y, Flm ftreet•hill Mr. iced, booidollar, Na s, URI oo-row, Little *rowetsbill ; Mr. Baxter's. afillaArkkge. Ilbao burgle ; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin; and by are peas is army eme• &Seed& tiara in Gran Breda and Inland, in bents ed ady ti each, kalcd up , with fign mu! plain arse/ion% ',booby rs iota tar either fez any CUR thasaleiwa With sok ,¢cod.komeT. and fafety. N. B. Every flat Md in Orwat Bridal is &dad op wits • fitamp,on which, ley tamer or the Cammilinsers, is primed, al eke Stamp-once —'f'. Taylor, No. 9, Nat P leteitt It tate wheals fdawf. sat al saw are oseriborait DIED. A few days *nee at Maoism, ia umgotb year of bur age, after a long illnds, which Ow bore with true Clarittian fortitude. Alit Juliana 1.. Symons, daughter of Um Itiv. Jelinger Symms, a D. Vicar of Wisitburn, Durham. On We4ndJay left, at his (saber's haste Is Detrain, the Rey. Thomas Ayleflairy Roberts, Mailer Arts, Itcdor of Halley. in the county of Wandler, beloved by an who knew hint, and whole death is Amur-4 lonLotted by his fussily, triads, and ac quaintance. • At at. Helena, en the s6tb Aural, Capt.Tboases %sett, owe ol the Wee (creases W the Han. Raft ladia Cosamayi ferrite. On h s par le !mass Bengal, on the ath of Novernbcr,Codsod Hart 14 4 41wa of tic lino. l sA Indla Cvaraii knits. xnow m4.twar,l, . • _,-- CORK-IXCastioz,llo:llfUltank, rilicip. RETURN of WkillAT in A4.461.-base, ine g Oly front ‘l. sth Aveluber to the tcth 11,,subrr •l'ottl--50.2 Ct iai .,. atytragc.,344. Sid. —,.. its 19..ver this Is num PRIM OF •HOPS. . 111 OIL roe:rm. 41 sot to 51 Ss [cat - 51 So to 61 6 1 I 41 us to 51 41 &Jot. - 31 fo to s 1 4, 41 Los to Si 4s &walrus 21 to to pi 93 Old Duty sge.ocoi. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bap Kent - Suirct Ea& - 4115 A to 51 59 1 Pncket• 51 gs to a SMITHFIELD, Dxraiber 19. To fink 112,: ofE4-1. , t• none atElb. Beef 4s od to 51 Sd 1.,51 p od to 76 od Mama 56 od is 511 44 I Kirk p od to Ss 4 4 SIEWCATE sodI.EADESHIAI.I., December 19. Per Acme of Elb. by the shorcale. Beef 3s Sd tq itt Sd I Veal 4s od to 61 id Mottos p od to 4s 44 Pm* 31 od to os 44 PRICE of HAY and SIAAW iu SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, per Load, - el. oa. to A zos. Clover .. - - 51 toe. to G 1 4 s . Straw. per Load - - ti. St. to IL 146. LONDON : Primal mai imbibed ea LEVEL MOM (1 010. tarbarpelace, Lamalocitsj at the 5 rag' Onsas. Os a. Oar Amu. Publailiad alb at do *rad! Of U.% Tamil lOW