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k . I . 4.4 w. .irt qiNrm IV73'. , . „ , _ COURT OR eHANUERY, APRIL ts. yHoNAlli *halo* rr. LADY Witio% Mr. MOT/Rs 1110Ygd the:Court for a Writ of Habeas Corpus. on the part rif Sir-Thomas, to bit dire4ted to Lady Wilson, hit wlte.. commanding her. to produce the bodies of their three children, the yonngest being five years old. which she had secreted, knd keeps con . cealed at some place in Hettfiscdshire, the Parents having sepatated, owing to a disagreement in tempers. The Learned Counsel submitted .that this 'was tt. clear case, even without any Bill pending between the parties, as the father had an undoubted right to the personal possession of his efiildren, and grounded his , 'notion on an affidavit, stating the circumstances. of : the case in detail, which his Honour desired to peruse., On readipg the affidavit, his Honciur asked whether notice of this motion had been given, which, if .pric-• [:cable, he thought.proper to be dose, although jt aft peared from the tiffisfaik,tbsst a negociation on the, subject had been tending.. / His Honour also directed a title in the matter of • Wilson, to be 'prefixed to the affidavit, and the'motion . to be nenesited. • .C.OMISTORP COURT,DOCTOR'SCOMMONS,A99II. 9 9. 110111 AN EL Tv. ROMAN EL. - This was a cause of divorce, instituted by ...A. , - Roc ; nianel, the husband, against Ann Riamanel, his wiA., ' by reason at cruelty and adultery. The husband pleaded in, forma polaris, and 'the case came before the Court ton tne adMission of .the libel, which stated '.that the or art iage between t ie pariies was solemnized'• on the 10.. th •of February, 1811, inthe parish thirds. of St. Leonard, ShoreditCh ; and that the first act ot , miolence committed by the wite towards her husband • took place at a very early pet'iod, namely...64i. the evi ning of the day of marriage. The I;bet also stated several otlicP acts of violence r and that the husband was obliged to quit 'his. wile in consequence of ill treatment, after the short cohabitation with of five weeks. Thelibel likewise charged the wife with Va . • tious acts of adultery committed by her with divers persons in the neighbourhood ( - 4 Shereditch. The libel ../as opposed by Counsel on the part of the wife, on the Au and of delay .io the husband in not bringing . the. snit sooner. The objection eas-over.ruled byi _i t the Learned Judge (Sir Wis.Ltax SCOTT), who, un .der_.ll the circumstances( of .the case, admitted the to proof, alter being first re-formed. 1.•• • COURT •OF KING'S * BENCH, APRIL 29. • ' ' The Court was occupied through the day in hearing ipptications for new trials and arguments on points t a t Jaw, botli whudy uninteresting, except to the partiel conct.rned. • ,• COURT OF COMMON PLEA', APLIL se. aratocs V o'ext.s.v. .Tith stry an enquiry to assess damages. The de- tendant, Colonel O'Relly, was . obligor in a bond of, • annuity. to the amount of <220 a-year, payable tr, the plaintiff, dining the life of his RoiJl Higlisess the J'rince of Wales ; and the action was brought to re ',cover seven years' annuity now due. There being no defence,.the Jury were directed to find for the plaintiff to the full amount claimed, de . shirting the income-tax, which they accordingly did, assessing the damages at £1320. OLD.BALLiY, APRIL '29. Tl:ic day thirty prisoners were tried, twenty of whom were comricted of felony, viz.—J. Robinson, for stealing two sheets; .11. Evans, H. Taylor, and W. Bonito, for stealing a silk handkerchief; Ann "Witite, for stealing Jelt in bank notes ; G. Easthans, • for stealing two gold seals arid a watch key ;• J. Thompson and H irthaker, for stealing a pair of ear.rings ; P. !Cain, for stealing a waistcoat, &c. ; . J. Hastings, am Carr, for stealing three chair frames; G: H. Flank, for stealing a watch t H. Mukha, for steallrig aqu •niity f iron ; W. Hall, for bigamy ; kacr - • WM, . • tWieA from *tins on Saturday, ttie CABAL! gen.hrw, with a- large .00nvey for the Baltic, and yesterday the Oteßow Alciop of wit., on a trdize. The Cuzaokrz sloop Ewer sailed on Wednesday on a ceniy,e. tparkiev, transport, Keith, of peter !sea . h.sitreeleed near to 'name. ,On the I.lth inst. ache Newfoundland, Halifax, Quebec, and Spanish consisting of epwards or 200 sail, sailed from - Cork, under convoy of his Majesty's ships LEANDER, HAUADKYAMIIip ESP' .IR. PEN ELOPk, PELICAN, and CASTILLIANt The brig Mentor, lA/GA N, of Aber deen; At* Biscay, the late disastrous gale in the Bay of Biscay, and being 46 days in very severe. weather, on her passage from Cittliz to Passages, got into . St. hande Luz about the 26th ult. in a distressed and leaky condition and having struck in the har bour, was in consequence nearly full of water. Cap- Locaw anises, that 'seVeral vessels upset in the above gale, one 0f two of. whit', so near the Mentor, that he could see the unfortunate seamen making signals of their extreme distress, and for that assist ance which the very high sea and tempestuous wea ther rendered it insposAle "to afford.—The whale fishing-ship King George, Of London', having sprang a le..k, was, on her way back to the Orkneys, chmsed into Stromnesss, on the 4th instant, by the American brig Scourge, after maintaining a running action with the privateer for some time, during Which both vessels suffered some damage-in their rigging. The Scourge is said to have been chased by the STORK, and afterwards by the NIGFITINGALE, during the Above action, but esca ted by her superior sailing. The following grateful Address was recently pre• sebted to the Inhabitants of Dumfries by a brave French Otis .er g who vra's a prisoner in that benevolent and delightful town. : " TO Tale INUADITANTS OF DUMFRIES. " * Me calamities which have so Icing overwhelmecinty edantry are at last ternsinatedra victim of the vicissitudes consequent to war. and necestarill exposed to encounter all the distresses at- ' to my bad fortune, It was on that Ottawa that fleas ma , 's prisoner. the 19th of July, ulna. 'I h. extraordtrary events which have lately fatten place (di rected by an All-powerfdl Hand), have released France front the deplorable yoke to which it was subjected, and procured to me the deitghtful satisfaction of seeing myself free, and to return efl: i my native country. " - I should indeea be very ungrateful, were I roleateths tonna try wittaut publicly expressing my gratitude to the Inhabitant; at Dumfries. • " From the ;netment of my arrival in Scotland, the ?Melt la insepsrahlt from the situation of a prisoner, have disappeared be fore me. " I have been two years and Ave months in this town,' pri soner on my parole of honour ; and it is with the most lively emotion that I quit a place where I have found so many allevia tions to my melancholy struation. " I must expres my thanks for the generous proceedings with which I have been loaded by the mot part of the inhabitants of Dunttrieit, during my captivity—proceedings which cannot but give an advautageOus opinion of the Scottish nation. I will add, that the resp:clable Magistrates of this town have constantly given proofs' t their generous dispositions to mitigate the situa tion ox the prisoners; and that oer worthy agent, Mr. SHORT?, llas always softened our iot by the delicate manners with which he fulfilled the duty of his (unctions " It is then, with rt.mtiabratice full of gratitude, of esteem,nnd eowideratlon, for the honest inhabitants ot Dumfries that I quit the charming Banks of the Nith, to return ;o the capital ot France, my beloved Country, from which I have been absent du ring seven years. " 'oat, PLOAM DE MONTAJGNAC." A NOVEL FEAST.—An old fashioned traclesmah, well known in the Strand, lately completed his 77th year, antt tor - the first time kept his birthday. His visit rs were his children and grandchildren, the eating and drinking resembltd a feast a hundred years ago, but the dessert was, perhaps, quite new ; the roas . , - beef and plunsisitdding- having done their duty, and the cloth drawn, instead of pushing the boas about, the old min presented each of bis grandchildren, twelve in number, with a live guinea piece in gold, a Bible, ll dsley's Economy of Rural's Life, Pope's Essiy on Man, and Dr. Franklin's Life, and Works ; he the i addressed his youngsters thus : " 107.'111re:1, sontetimrs articles of trast value, have the of attraction: gold is a slippery - - iele • it is Kent Sasses Ewen btittWisss t Apit rL 46. • A Most horrid Marder 114's beets committed hat• body of a sttoi, athletic Man, was found on 'Pricliy morning last, above high wait Mark; with► his' head almost severed from his body, iud various dreadful wounds. • He was without coat; waistcoat, or hat; had on. a very good thitt; black breeches and stockings ; shoes tied with strings: gear him was round an umbrella, and it H reported that he was.! seen at a public-house. late on the preceding night ' His body was taken to Minster chOrch, and attei wards brought here for public inspattion:—Varions reports are in circulation as to whom the - unfortunate 'kern may be. Two men have been taken into custody, who are suspected to have been the perpetratAts of this atrocious crime. Yesterday afternoon a poor %valian t tt i f the name or, Mary Wright, residing at a house in Lillrstreet, Saffron-hill; was burnt to death by means of her; clothes catching fire. Yesterday, while a boy was unmet-at:Hy beating a horse attached to a mill at a manufactory in Newton street, High Holborn, the anim it kicked him on the ; head, which fractured his skull so dreadfully that his recovery is hopeless. We are told by Historians, that Pope Gregory the.; 14th, lost his life by small biles and hollow titters all over his body, from which there was a discharge ut Worms innumerable, many of which lead teet like lice, and thus continued, until, like King Herod, he, was destroyed. The s;ns of some men, overtake them' in the present life, Be this as it may, there are seve ral cases of ulcers cured by Dr. GARDNER, of Long- Acre, where.worms were the very cause 1 One child, aged eight years, *of Finsbury-squale, used to void nine or ten small worms from the spine daily—was given over by twenty medical men, when Dr. Clano- NMI performed a complete Cure, in 3 months l-.180.f. LONDON MARKETS. NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (13y the Oarcass) Seer, per sc. 4s 01 to Ss 8.1 Ve4l - - 4s 11.1 to 7s 04 Mutton - Ss 44 to 6s , td I Pork - - Ss Ild-to i. 46 Lamb 64 • Id to Ss 13. • _• VRIOES OF IIAY AND STRAW V Il'. warracmAral.. st 3s ro 51 St 9.1 I Hay • 81 Os to St Se treat H 19s to el 86 6fl I Straa -1112 s to 91 Ms Clover - dl 06 to 71 Os itlf.leb bit MA's IN 1 )11141011.011(44 New asps. ttsw roc:curs. 71 of to V 1 0.1 East to 0. to 111 0, 71 6, to 81 6, Swum 71 Os to 108 6, 81 t). to 91 0, Farnham lei Os to lel lis • RAW HIDES. Best Hetiers and• . Steers (per Ordinary 2s od to 2s 2d stone) 24 Rd ro 34 Od Market Calf - -14 s each. Mtddtrigs, e.s 4d to 2s 6d hog. Morse .13i Od to lss Cd Shearlings, 00d to 'ood-4.smb •-itins, 3s Od to 4s 0.1. • PRICE 0 h"I'ALLO VV. at. ldnles's Market 6.: 4d Tuwfl Tallow Clare Market us Od Yellow Russia Whitechapel Market 6s 2tl, White ditto per stone of Sib. I Soap ditto -12 s id Molting Stub • .1041, Oa tavud 3000 lid 104{ lid cla Od Average Ira 9d i Dater rtsugh Cois Ud Yellow Soap ilge—Mott )245--Curd, leß4—Palnt O's. Ci;tunes per doses 16s ` U 3 Moults 74 ed PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADLN HALL. MARKE I . Butts 24d 45d I Celli4am 3641 34d Ditto 25. t 47er Ditto :.'9II ea mertnants' Backs 221 22scl Ditto MN 4v ti Dressing Hides 64d 25d :Imail Seal 40t1 42d 54 Fine Coach Hides 2 Still d Large ditto, per doz. 130 s 19I's Crop Hides for curt. 260 29.1 tanned Horse Hides VA 31ki Dino 45 to 50 ibi 220 itSid -I Gnat :-kins lis 544 e•RICE OF COALS—COAL MARKE 1 . , APRIL Vv. Ships at Marker Sold . WlCelt. 551 Nor/castle . 93 a -44 s 64 to 5111 Od I 1 Sooderland - lli . . 43s Od to 49i 6d 0 Scotch Coal - 0 - . 00s Od. • COUNTRY ri; Us 'limos, April 29.—Wheat, per loud An 4 Os to t2O lOs Barley, per quarter 96s to 421. Oats . 2lls• to S3s. Beaus 42, to 48s. Peas 53s to 55 , . Price 1:43) It^aiitsiStikell4:V.Efarrit Bre hifilb'bßAPS, are sold ill 1.0444•04 , wittaleftle toll.by R. Ender, 4 Cheapstde ;,,tiewbery and Peery; E. Edwards, pate :thaw and Meant') ' Suctoo`orld Cu. (late Dicey sad CO) 10. Bow' bottles at Si. m. and a smell sine at 4.. 6d. eath. Thia ea. raorilinuy Medicioe stands Itnysea.:i of onmy inveterate sod alartning diseases to othi. hotly is *object at all ' , taunt , 'unt of the 5.44.151 het the curet isett'ch have been colna•ned from following dieortiert, rimed *veer tliiOg or the have conicander our. ob.-Arm - Oen, via. ScbroPloi`a Evil, cancers:lllictated Leg, Wounds it ant psi , parrcularly fistula*, Plies loternil egternisl; Ltpr, Ilk Eruptions, and all Corrosive Humoure-, when lewd. tires • tor any part of the body or Dmbs. ,ellidences ;h++ are extant with retard io in success of Paralytic, Affections, Airavel„ kbeisotat'ott; ae Gout, best attest its powers over thtFe dreAdfin , orhets disorders which ori?inate from the curvy lie,a« k may be said, dormant in the %vivito for • but are at last from their inveteracy r..e .4 d iitt dote o train of sefferings aoo sever? ih-trr pt, checked in their intanZy by a leas harries al this nicely. In ou'er so verily these remelt, lie suf 3t log interesting Case, which contains fact. the mtnt linpottah:i Imo a/eters ni An *Barbi - rant' ISCIA*VV,ECO. • Heetoo, August 3, 1!11 9. An InStanoe of ills bind lately occurred is the fatnity of Mo. James linygood, of Horton; near Wimborne, D.trset shi re, wh , .te Wife had long and severely laboured wider a Scorbutic lbseloc. which affeCted almost every part of the body the Iturhoort were of that hot and acr d nature, 'as to cause the bau is and arms to swell and become s7r4ngly inflamed, fur which reams they woe frequently k-pt is Wet cluths; and Moir m *sling over theiheists. dere. Mrs. litsygood's child was aoou atter Its li.rtb ted with the nine disease, and la the course of a few months the acerbity of the humours was so great, as nearly to depriit it ti sight. The mother and child, Caer having nuillesdy sought ter lief trout var,olis nteditisl means, were both cured by a few biome of GILDER VEGETAIiLE AN lISCORDU'I IC MGM Witness, Lints HOPOOOD. Whok*le Country Venders for Dt. Gilbert's Vegetable Aso tiscorbutic Drops, are, brodte and llowrbug, Sidlebitry ; Wkliaara and Dyer, Exeter; Oftbeet, Owash-Dock; aryl sold Mail W ;lope 'and Jocos e Druggists, l'urtsea Delatu. Drugglsti Pow* mouth ; Legg, Poontaster, Gavot:; browit acs ResedaNewport, IsLoof Wight ; Renoey ; Harvey, Sc 4 , 7lairip ton; Phillipson and Pratts, Chichester; White and Pittliperio ; Brighton; Stambruok, I-birds:au ; Munch:7, Worthing; Earl. Winchester; Ilaydqa and Cn. Plymouth; and one respectable Medicine. Vender HI none Towns hi England. • A UVICL . NV - HEN Men of Education and ptefesnonal skiU use persevar•tig imtleavisers Da-discover the moo gate and • "-rtatn met. - or: of triggers* few prevailing. `seases, the tuersew fa! reset.' of the esperienee is the best proof of sr:porosity: NI wen GOSS* a.ti Co. as te i rular Members of the llavd OeLeat or Suroors in London, .iiirebeen induced to mate the cure of the tonna/Jig rte U4ject ot then prrnetner stedp, a cestam•Dleneder, fre.,,nem.y contracted 'it a nromest of Weans :won, an:l 'As * cOncritinTanm. Strictures and °twit. liabish, by an Improved plan ; are optediy and eiseerndny enrol) is *in de. bitty, *bather amnia from Ilacchr.nalian longtele deice 'r •vsenrcutnates, or a -secret solitary tire, Ms often um hsppfly pursued by the ytnitb cat both saes, 13 the one eaus; o l sterility or barrenness. and in the wher nnmoistat train of Oc vow) rilseases, wit:Ch, if not timely rimedwl, tehartirte in impo tence and constimption. In tbat distressing stile of debility or deficiency, wf,etner• the carders's nee of such baneful ha sits, ee engine from any other cause, by which the Powreaef the cabin cotton l*come ectetbled, ass.rmtlarly ettiteNt 4l 4 11 (gehn• 01 •4 0,- ritor, they oftve ififth; safe, Liii speedy restoration to sound and v-gorous bee:tb. Arne, Gyp.), aitui to. eatlesivefy profetsing the enre of theve part:entar. comply ate,' rn. seder that • they may mOt be, by si nrittalc-n . fete; marked With the obloquy : so justly attached to the ;violent ehipitie, 'think It bur justice tottyntseives to cats Ea:At they have been peuperly.' educated end:initiated into misty branch of the profession (eethifica.es of wadi, from diffetete Hospitals, and testimonials -ireint.the most sternest Physir_lan4 they have to convince any inguler) that (Les suCcese pates 401 front, them endervottri Grit htdu - cerl them to quit thecrsence st thy general Pratittioner end they yretonme that 4efi twee - sorts conatture a 'air prating go-tire onprecetlented ctoindetice With wtotti they 'eve. by the Pp}lict been so liberally honoured, The resuk of a tong and .atessioafrartme :,as titbit< then, `...y a superior method, to rattose esner,at complaints, Lewes* nveterate or complicated yellow subjecting the prtlent to abs kart restraint 'n diet or ezeroise ; and in recent Case! whereas early tpplicanon rs made on dike/I/try of the mfect:tni, that ere . ' quently perform a core us the short -.pace of two days. l'he un precedented success of their mode of trertment (wilds harstever beat known to fail in one single Immure in a pm, ic. sit latest% during which period is my thousand ptreurs of bah sexes lows been cured, etea after severe and .olutious methods had bows pursued by other Prac , Wooers wkl.rut effect), reduces them tie thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients of either sea, with secrecy, delicacy, and atteutitm.—Letters (rem the counts y, copra Ding the particulars of ti.e case, age, and manner of Meng. nasal% - _ _ - attended • li )1 1 HIS and every EVEN A. Half-past Six preekvly, *Mb , the Prertieters of the Thant rand Eqtestrian But Lua Spada vls save, called THE SECRt Introducing the .gaited STUD Whet. which, the vets estponXnar , oldie PLYING STAG, well luso mate of Zeroes. la the course i of Honensenship. Bp &Are "St Mr. Herring. To !wade with Iti ER LIN 'LCAV 114 or, HA In the course of Which, a Moen/ tad Monsieur Soisson. Doan upeo at Jest published, TNSUgANCE AGAIN J. The mins r EYSTEM sad a NEW On PROPOSEC Nu. V. 'Ada also amiss • del Pamphlets est the day. Jokl by Gar, Curtis, awl Os 7'R nl A. VERY eligible COI , BUhltikSS, t 4 be &re tending to much advanta t 4e, tr.d I tioa Into &hitless fee a young Me shop in ' , patios', in a central rtua one cy the onset elegant In the W ,e( long sandhi. and the stock prentirm) tram £7OO to E9OO. Particulars of Mr. Woolnter, 1 !amino. Letters. pntle pat& PACLETS MUM liOUTii A W REGULAR TACKE. well adapted fur the Mee each Tituridayt. In ever Woek, to the Island of Ueernset. The Commanders of the Peel Dom AIL L e, may be spoken with law, Soo thaw t on. N. B. Eke tint &ovular PatiLl Ss Ipd oo Tituroday t the Wit ino scagmß el DYTON, Stock-Broker. venuy-s•reet, respectfully Public, that emery Adventurer DOUBLE CHANCF.--Fltat, 11414chbegioao stobsow,cotra 0.000„ &c. and it a • Blanks &min ths yisst Fact to 10 Tick& in the lIYI Atit e t.oo. g of .gzu s OLO, &c. Prises of 10 Tickets caca the Chance of obtaluiog airy at the segfUlUO, 630,0e0, ceterru Lit loatorryTkkets sad Shares as LIU, and lb, Coscutty-strert, 'ottani, aud #usiatais in the I'4 %Lost fidelity. EAST-INDIA WAREI-101 MERCHANTS, anJ choke India Muslin., d snay be supplied with the ahoy &c. bought. the full price pak etsaupd. The greatest clink 'Lbws; elegant Eurnitures, & Deftly. joriscoit il s.) -7y;L: Ind Suns. it% 4 : • - 1, 1 ' •- 4 6,i, tt*tto; ' • , s'eltett?prd .:rled in the can .1 • OA the hue* • evt . try tihnrt, ' MO I'S the hind %CA I'C'J SEER 8471 rnOltu'a nt'4lCitr) tl* Snti r , • , Ervet Sctelat , WONDERrOi. PERFOIO . rhe T h ift e : ni allti g memm Tht iia t e her Ma ha na v ,, , • e s , rs at be: v l ery eaVe r ift eat Ost e r: Atirerfi flu tans front. Germ a ny, the Stella, RAIN and Rartinta.•;,: tur of the atove beautiful and e sitiOl . tr and nouveau performane vy iuternary, tnl surprise of all ranks on the C r a series ot yes 74 IOYAL Alld PH ITHEATR (AS' ro 3,140 , 8 % oodve BRIM irt-plan, may a I this ittraluatile re tinder the Pattorage of their Rtr rullnitt tke RATAN+ and I!!! J •• '"'"''"'tt" . -1- -- ' ---- -- ' -- ' --- .''' -, " ' stronges Powel sof attraction: gold is a . slippery article sit is 0 Mary If rick , for steeling several remnants of cottoo ; W. Woodiall, for stealing I ur quantity • • Martha Burgess, tor stealing a quantity ot candles; s eemes here to day and . ilex the annum! of di,ereeion, Aril 2 9. -Price of a bushel of Illi est ITOIIII, p ...---.. 811. .5130.0 gone to-morrow; in moderation, un- Th e Q uart ers L e af, Os. old. it is good, an abundance of it has. ' proved injorious to nottostates and families than it ever mended, T. Headley, lor stealing 51bs. of soip ; T. Darvine, to attention to the books that I have presented you with, will do for stealing a quantity ne candies ; T. Brown, . stealieg a pig i and R. Pi efer, for stealing five pair of breeches and other articles. And fnerteen were acquitsed, viz.-S. Powell, Ma- i o . you goeJ, as toey- w o lf be g pleas.snt guide thr . ough life's short . joitrair by teaching the adoration you owe to Goo youti duty to your neighboix, abd the benefit you owe yourselves by enabling You to lay down your heads in peace, with a pleasing hope in fu- turity, which is my earnest prayer to Goa fn. Tau all." rice 144,Aden, 1 Farthing, J. Thianas, El. Lloyd, Abi- He th en called on his eldest grand-daughter to !va s , gad Davis, sine Elsone filieabeth fettle, A. R a msay, Tel. Kennedy, M.Brown,J. K"addiloire, Sarah Hayes,- and Ann Farris. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. An , isterdani, 30 8• 2 U 1 Palermo, 145 . Ditto at sight, VO 0 Genoa, 54 Rotterdam c. f. 9 6 2 U Leghorn, 62 • ' ' . Han b ill ' 29 0 2 U Venice,n. C. 52 Lie. Piccole. Altana, t urt, , 29 1 2 U Parts 1 day's da. 19 30 Lie. Naples, A Ditto, 2 Us. 19 50 urdeaux sbo , do. 19 0 Lisbon, 72 Oporto, _i UM rITIICUIAI lUI UM' GIN3C, age, AMU UMUNCT Ai NUT MT. UPC. , 1.011 a m remittance, duly atteitilad to and d . end eeperms.tee. ~ a vial warded to any Pit of di sdtingdoon. • Cassintritud CO ituregoos. 10, on:tepee-or:et. Flees-street. - • - CHALLENGE. _, 1 MR. DE LAFONS, Oxford-street, sapid TEETH, and PALATES, o et Wog Any number bud, ESSRS.CUR.RIE and Co. - Surgeons, late itishis 1/ - D . ft rs bb strew Majesty's Service challeage the wnoie ward ttrynare a etl 4 •e 2 crive per!. area. due* inerarice where di ' e-ie Me4 ll e'ne aid method of cure eruct 72 the last chstfter in the Book of Proverbs, and on his no r m 49 ur e a. 1 Dublin, 81 e eld st grandson to read the 23d verse in the fourth Cadiz. chi ter of Proverbs. • Baw l er., against whom a Bill hi Indictment has ' The following numerical calculation of the emigre- been found, appared in Court, and pleaded to the tions from France, between the 14th of July, 1769, sante • and, for want of bail, was c•mtnitted. ' off Effect. 1 Cdrk, - PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVhR. Portugal Gold in Ceit., - ' £0 W. 00d. per oz. Foreign Gold in liars . New Dollars 4 and - 6th of October, 1798, was published at Paris, by •• ' - iece os. Od. - • . It/ 6s. 1 ld. per oz. New Doubloons, IS 10s. Od. Silver in bars 1.01 9 d Cackrane, and the other supposed Stock Er- order of the Directory, in the year 1798 :-Total -•••- -% - ' -- ---- - * • change Heaxers, have traversed the bill of indiotmetit number, 124,000. of whom 9:;00 women and 16,920 .-- - MARRIED. •Monday ae'nnight Samuel Hannay Esq surocen Newton- - that leas been found against them, so that the legal men were of the Nobility, 28,000 priests, 101 belong- - • ' ' ' " ' investigation of this extraordinary imposition is now -ling to the parlemens, 8492 Nobles in the military • referred to the Court of King's Bench. • UNIWN IiA.W..-r. profession, 9433 landed proprietors, 2367 lawyers, Mon 230 bankers, 7800 merchants, 824 attornies (notaries) ' -528 p h y sicians , 51.0 surge ons , 3268 firmer' fi r s/rseset was yesterday charge d - -° 2 " daughter - • of h* • sed in breaking open she . Octon suspicion being concert house of Mr. Roberts in East-lane. Veralworth, a fevr\ ' ants, Nobles in the naval service, 22,729 artisans, 2800 ser- -3000 wives of artisans, 3 '. children es 44'18 nuns treliateusesl evenings fine. , The ' attention of Snow; the o ffi cer, eel 9 . . f• having been directed to the prisoner, he was induced to go to an empty hotter , of wh i ch ' ' ouse, rite vrisoner ha d the 'key, and, on searching thepremises, discovered - concealed 62 picklock keys, a dark lanthorn,_some pieces of candle, three iron crows, a home, and part of a cart ilarress.EAL iNTERES . VA of both o n Stewart, to Miss Helen Main, eldest daughter of John Esq. of Barnaight. Monday, the Rev. John Crorket, minister of Kirkgunzeon, to Margaret, eldest daughter of James Goldie, El. •In Dubliny Joseph Heriry Muive , Es q, to . An n a , el - e l destpolemist branch of their proiesalan has not glveni rise to sus uneuccessful case.' They condom to direct their studies to the treatment and ears m e, Mr. 0 c or without Springs, Artificial Mid complicated cases requlrin fiCeil with the greatest mom TO ALL WHO V T H •en belied snd siakt • r gt . of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system. merrily princildea. by which ts the consequence of the pernicious indwasteful effects do 4 be •ouths of both • ' GLEN, 3a2, Osford-s hab.t long and mimic unhaßn.y pursued hy't y ears titular is oboe e BRA! t reel. fliti it is not .n the one-it well be found so be the immilinn source of barrels- ' door ' to the Fishnoolger's, be , nee.; the other have. ire ravages fatally dr relapoto them by a die. timing state of debility, winch, it not t inlet , rentedied,rerminamas n impotence. These are its remote and t.ltatuate effects, w:ille Dow alma. E Sight of the i :1E AND sum sumptionsiloss of muscular power,and various nerv,w, coat-316140s , ?Alton-1W Royal I usually characterise the earlier stage* of des solitary vice. Of per- sons languishing under the disorders iticideat to such a habit, the" Main, raiment is simple and has never proved unsuccesagel, ha dm cdurie of along, laborious, and touch extended practice, In tho most obstinate and compitcated cases of venereal infectios seeb is obetructlans in the umbra, spungy etcresceuces„ lard tor- of ti w Rev. F. Thomas, Craig, county Kil k e nn y, .. I°l 4 . •:-'11"•* ulcers , en 'P t ‘""" sealthal w*aknim, e n ' s *" si n DIED. - • S'FRICTUREaI, • - aftst.her recent or of bug durance, ard which 'rave ba the 20th instant, in Bartholoniver-tiose, the Rev. Owen ;It'll erotism lomortdorters ; art by tl7e r . present on . pros-_-A fileel pl an eale ,l Permit Edo/aides, in the toith year of his age, and 45 years Rec- s . tor of St. Bartholomew the Great IS OF THE Hot,se OF AVSTIZIA.-i•-st • ' may possibly give some amusement at this time to On the 21st instant, at York, Lady Risytia. - Thursday, In Upper Bakeootreet, Portman-scoare, Captain many of our Readers and Friends, to insert the four Charles Stuart, of the Royal Navy. following Notes, found amongst the papers of FRANCIS, Wednesday, hie- h ouse in Wi 1 Emperir of Germany (who died in the year 1765), Th e in ,;. (knee not bei m * a bl e to S i g i e and in his own hand-writing.* The character of the ' err ief of die ml i nner in which these y Sa ~.ictory account-- • jiiii-g came into Lis possession, was committed for . ~ , . rikestimination. trerist sit, effectually and permanently mewl, win 1 tho • -lot .Cfd ndrer , sigthe. excruc ating pain and alarming hem orr h age vi t...eh often follows the apptcaeon of the lunar caustic. lu cba.eourse rd e 0 years ext*I3S . VV preens in tteff metropolis, nooses-sow case' te Stricture* have been and ate daffy *paws" t.`.etr care, the total NM of I.eit rim. tna Him Caul. Lew - I-AM- 1 is tor ....114r.Kleruai , i NI HIS INSTITUT I sive Treatment and Cu thelirdreadfal con -rgeef Nita. Wu to boast the et ni, many of wino* have The early symptoms of I 11 few days by Mr Menial Oreetemet, and that weakne `milleell.ibich impair the co at _ _use „ r • _ .nipu.e,street, Sir James M ust' zadteation of which are effected by a refs, certain, and espedl• -111 31 . 1 1161"1 11r 1 : 11 fil , I gu o rel. r. Yl i.. lull° y nstt be lli to lill . grave, Bart. of Barneley paFk, C4:ollCettrl shire. At the Manse of Cumbemauld th • David son, odnioer of that parish. Irish must be highly gratifying to them, as well as to _._ all thuir fellow subjects : , . FllttiT.•-•" The true interest o f the House of An- t ai i -• 1 f• stria, a close alliance with England • ; the people of r CKPO'CIiXTE.-T lese constant attendants en al l fa- Britain being the fi rst nation in Europe, not CORDIAL lIALM Of , alt o AU, , L Iltb inst. the Rev. David weakuess, 'relsotatlon, cowl mate of practice, ruperior to any other yet adopted. The and sietultty prcceioLtig tram this sm. plant, is speethly removed, and. the moon restored to emend aid w•gorous health. But wider the sisbi.ey has for years ewe Lod a proper persevertort in their Mir • ii: r I , 16 THIS renovating Medicine affords wonderful re-. • ' re " ee "tlt I. dor the lie in inward decays, debility, lowness of spirits, re_laarion In either sex, whether hereditary or °won; to youthful imprit- g e . stricture hos h,ryt destroyed, Is in.listivisehly requisite to telly. the -n. ertii, spar-, of JIG% and to rvaisiinate the rms.:tucks& d ‘ll . • I , 1 veral Noblemen and Gent.enien of the. tint rev irc•ab derides. 111 weaknesses, tahes dorsalis, or nervous consumptions, • avt been wr.der the care of Me (..."urete as Co roe , .t.e iler .ou. Per oz on cot :de(' of she destr" a .1. The practice of in" "ears in C.:e reafr: train. No el, IMO Letit re from Town 'fibs neeessere inliteii and a Pan of She lee Jon Just pubh•lied. price "ft plifhies. Sold by Stiens a 4nd Hichlry, as, kleet-un t ' ' ' AN:Mt:dile Asseinblie a . have hitherto contented them- tttECIMATIStiII only in power, but integrity. • its merit stands unrivalled, invigorating the decayed juices, and ecs with being maids vieilors t but at Mrs. Beau- throw Mg a genial warmth upon the debilitated and relaxed ►art. moor al conipla:nts of the Urethra:Stringers Ste. awl ' t . :wrier • , AFFILI'noNi. -I St.:cosD..-gi The more Irish Officers in the Aust n ria that stand i„ neeck o f t: p "ctived a a r4,l cj ..,, arld Pern,r,m,la. cite fti La PiP" , h ilta : " 4. , A ' . ' / " .11 mg Pains, liaiia• ir-1 • I Mottles late assembly, one of them introduced. himself service the better-our troops will be always disci- as BMW!. - may be ana_o t, , t._...ii as sat:cry ev___„_....: ' aof -e....:.. . 'iu, • invelsreeer mere Aillte oaide 'Ol the hnuse • and on beityr stemmed by 1 1, 1 -,' r" -- .* . " • • e lined. An Irish coward is an uncommon character ; Sold by Mathews and I.eigh, 19,. Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, • e sr.ority of Al..nrs Cunie and Co.'s Pion ot trsainuoit. ma.,s. i Mkt I'INEAD's X.SS i 1 a• se rvant , another of'the gang rushed in .and offered • oxford evert , • Lond on; MM. Enoch, Perfumer, Mirth Llidge, idse, ofr i eh ea , Gentl e m e n had strietures /row so to j ewelry , ~,,. abet means lead fall - and what. the, natives of Ireland even dislike from Edinburgh ; J. Baxter and A. M'Donald, Glasgow; and all Mc- and w a r e under the care a ' clues I-I e 39 .! ji„ 9 'ir -- L *hike the oEender t iOn.custody, far a coestahle i in the . principle, they generally perform through A Jelin of dicine Venders. Price it% each, er four in oue family bottle And ot.';er sures-oils of equal einitience, wOo aii s Aes s ' fur 335. by which one I laboule is weed, with the words" Sand. by to.. orplicazitin of the lunar causue, w:tioett e. tilat i n e4 slawlr • el" wids the Pipe. In 'lb tee meet active, pen kciateihatt instiol," iesluviemetifsee.c.ouriveci to carry • glory. .• . . • . , merely curing fl Solomon, Liverpool," engraved en the Stamp. Pat rats ir. il %Co antry are diluent d,tto •sta.e the leaerlategpg • / I i ' Or aKU &h . and .get WI unmolested. ;.: •., ' . THIRD.••••••" The less connection with France the Of • ire had the aid: owed ANTI-IMPETIGMES, of thew awe, :: • and manner of liriog, enclosing., lei bliWibe dint e.oany °, - 1 cfn ". We asday se'llaight•CaptainliscoutcnroN, On the' net - ter. The god of the French is convenience.- or svi w oin hon on t i Ma Dr l ops (without mercury, or any deleter.ous pre- note for advice and medicines, anti the sow grit as igi —i, if toed WO ' • p rove d paration), stand in the highest estimation foe the cure of the •tiewudeerto any pert of the Kingdom . part t Mack.-I impress service at L ynn , •received outlets to pay off They have been often tried, and have always . . Scurry, Scrofula, Leprosy, and .h] disorders originashig in an ins- Messrs. Currie and Co. :nay Ist con t tired by . either Sox, •wi b .el 11 M166 ., " 11i140 45 6°41 anti dismiss the pressgang , 'which foe so many years., unfaithful. - pare state of the blood; le.ad etcited a-terror to the seafaring parted the inha-. Foy/Um-go All intercourse with the Dutch and being gradual, gentle, and almost im- .die greatest delicacy, secrecy and beim', at th eir boo perceptible, in their operation-the best substjrute thattas ever 507, Hatton-Garden. • e, N. oat the Fates bil.aots. It is impoksible to express the demonstra • ii umilns, if possible, should be avoided ;-for they .beenelsouvwed for that dangerous mineral Mitre ry►wect i g ----- ---- - - - laisil'alultikaas. sad '.s liens of joy. whigh -took plats on theoeta sion t even ' • • -1 are fti equally d; dangerous in the character of entries Or • .ttif bliokl eve and tone . lI . 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