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, 1 ` ~l at tie Star tin Mactsistir--Vvan lone, Of' won, Denbigh. shire, horse-dealer, January 2, at ten, at the Sportsman, Castle street, Car narvon.--George Painier,s4 Plyrnouttls,Peypu,.haber dasher, Dec .15, at ten, at Guildhall, London. —Rlishetd Stamen, of Dockhead, Surrey, china and glassrnan, Dec. 2S, at tea, at Guildhall.---George Self of Fenchurck-street, Lstuden t grocer, Dec. 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. • . FROM LAST *GIRT'S GAIETTE. • • .-...........---.. • ' CROWN OFFICE, DEC/11. , MIMI psittatian TO SERVE 10 THIS PRESENT ~ ._. PARLIAMENT. . .. , . Bortiough of Milbnrne Port. The Honourable General Edward Paget., in the room of Lord Viscount I .ewisham, now Earl of Danmouth, called up to the _ House of Peers. .. r Yesterday William Wert was inclitted for stealing a BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • carpet, value 30s. in the house of Mr. Sapwell, in Yohn Mitchell, late of Northowram, Yorkshire, but now of Luke-street. Fleet-Market, London, brick-maker. From the testimony of the prosecutor, it appeared BANKRUPTS. that th carpet in question was missed on Saturday Christopher Leo, of Dowgate-Hill, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender December 15, 19, and January 2'2, evening the Ist of December. On the Monday fol - at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. lowing, search was made at the different pawnbrokers Michael Nathan, of Goalstone-street, Whkechapel, 'Middlesex, in the neighbourhood, and it was at length foamd at taylor, dealer end cloapman, December 15, 19,and January 22, l a pawnbroker's in Brick-lane ; and on further in at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs . Wilde and Knight, Falcon-square. quiry, it appeared, that the prisoner, who was a William Kirk and William Broughton, of Leeds, Yorkshire, lodger in the house of the prosecutor, bad pawned it. merchants, dealers, chapmen, arid partners in trade, Dec. '2.6, Upon this evidence the Jury returned a verdict of 27, and January 22, at ten, at the White Horse Tavern, Leeds. Guilty. • Attornies. Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, No. 2, New Inn, Lon- „ Ihe officer who apprehended the prisoner, on be dein ; or Mr. Blackburn, Leeds. 1-Isril Robinson Attree", of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, undertaker, inn asked by the Recorder, in what manner he (the dealer and chrprnan, Dec. 26, 27, and January 22, I: eleven, at - r , p soner) gets his living ? replied, flint he was a corn the Old Ship Tavern, Brightbelmstone. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, , mon informer. No. 65, Hatton-Garden, London. William Hatehtortte was convicted of stealing nine Ann Roberts, late of Nantwich, Cheshire, innkeeper, and dealer in wine and spirits, January 7,9, and 29, at one, at the GlGhe • pounds of cheese in the shop of a cheesemonger on 'Tavern, in Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Archibald Keightley, I Saffron-hill. Wooi-streer, Liverpool. I It appeared from the Records of the Court, that 'Thomas Hill, of Brighton, Sussex, cabinet-raker, December 15, : this prisoner was capitally convicted at a former at ten, Dec. 18, at eleven, and January 22, at tea, at Guildhall, 1 London. Anomie., Mr. Pike, Air-street, Piccadilly; or Mr. ' Session, but that the Royal mercy had been extended Crnsweller, Brighton. to hint. Thomas Taylor, of Dovercourt, Essex, miller, December 27, 28, John Molloy and John Williams were indic” . 4.l for . and January 22, at tens at the Angel Into, Colchester, Essex. • s tealing a copper pot, value £3, the property of John ' Attornies, Mr. Sparling, Colchester; or Mr. Cutting, liartlet's Buildins, Hoborn, London. i Roberts, on the Bth of November last ; and Mary William Chancey Pearse, late of Newton Abbot, Devons.linen- i Etheringfon was also indicted for receiving the said draper, December 21, at two, Deceniher 22, and January 22, pot, knowing it to be stolen. at twelve,. at the Golden Lion Inn, Ashburton. Attorneys, The prosecutor stated, that he was an ironmonger, Mr. John . Jordan, East Teignmouth, Devon; or Mr. Pairbank, Staple inn, London, . 1 residing in Oxford-street, and that on the Bth of James Cleinmons and Charles Price, of Pickett-street, Strand, 1 November the pot in question was standing outside Middlesq ‘ cheesemongers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, iof his shop, and between two and five o'clock it was • Dee. 46, 28, and January 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, , taken away. Messrs. Gregsen and- Dickson, Angel-court, Throgmorton- John Hunt; a police officer, belonging to Hatton street, London. John Davy and Matthew Dry, of Bread-street, London, mew. Garden Office, deposed, that on the evening of the chants. warehousemen, dealers and chapmen, Dee. 13, 22, Bth of November he saw some men coming down sad Jan 22, at ten, at Galldball. Attorney, Mr. Sorel, No. 18, Chick-lane with a copper pot ; he watched them, Surrey-street, Strand, Loteon. tdward - Collins, of St. Mary Axe, London, hoot and shoe- maker, l : and saw them go into the house of the female priso - . dealer said chapman , Dec. 15, at eleven, / 8 , and January 22, . ner, syho held a candle while they pushed the copper ar ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, Weilclose-square, ; through the doorway: He immediately entered the London. o . ' house and secured them. When he had got the wo. John Clay, formerly of the town of Kingston-upon-Hull, nest- i : man to the door, she•put a dollar into his hand and chant, dealer and chapman, (lately carrying on busint.s, at Gu eltenburg, in the kingdom of. Sweden, in his own name, id , desired him to be as easy as possible with her. He, , partnership with Adolphus Nordblad and Hubberity Middle- . however, returned her the money, and conveyed her tosi s ) Dec. 14, 18, and Jan. 22, at eleven, at the George Inn, i tO the watch-house. Kingston-upon-Hull. Atte:ll6y, Mr. Martin, !lull. The two male prisoners were found guilty, but the William Spencer, of Whetstone, I eicestershire, hosier, dealer I and chapman, Dec. 18, at four, Dec. 19, at ten, and Jan. 22,1 woman was acquitted. _ at twelve ' at the Blue Bell Inn, Leicester. .: \ tromics, Mr., 'Rob er t H ow l e tt, Guy Warevia, Wilsans Cliftoss,john Lawton, Leicester ; or Mr. Samuel Taylor, Southampton- I Scott, Harry - Burn, and John Gee, were indicted for buildings, Chancery-lane, London. • • having conspired together for the p urpose of taking James Watmonh, now or late of Sir Thomas's-buililings,Lliter• pool, ironmonger, dealer and chapman, Jan. 1, 2, and 22, at ' out Of the service ofivlcssrs. John Walter, senior and one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attorney, junior, two men named George Miller and James !It Thomas Houghton, Orriskirk ; or Mr. Windle.„ Jo h n - :Fitzgerald, by having them.impressed and sent on street, Ledford-row, Landon. i board one 9f his Majesty's ships of war, contraxy to Patrick M'Camley, of Liverpcol, merchant, dealer and chapman, ' Jar. 10, 11, and 22, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool, i tnetr wisnes. .3" Attorney, Mr. Josiah Williamson, Leigh-street, Liverpool; or 1 It may be in the recollection of our readers, that • Mr. Windle, John -street, Bedford-row, London. . ; all the' prisoners included in the indicunea, except . 4 1i/pain Miller, jun. of Liverpool, tailor and draper, Jan. 7 ' 9,' Guy Warwick, were tried and convicted during the' pad 22, at eleven, at the Globe 1 avert!, John -street, Liver. last last ,Sessioni, bf h av in g conspired together, along tool. Attornies, 'Messrs. Stanistreet and Eden, • Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, John -street, Bedford-row, London. ; with several other men, for the purpose of encreasing ' Richard Johnson, of Lane-end, Staffordshire, manufacturer of their wage s; and of having quitted the service of ' earthenware, dealer and chapman, Jan. 2 , 3 , at twelve, at the Messrs . W alters , printers of the Times newspaper, in . Roebnck Inn, Newcastle, and Jan. 2!, at three, at the Crown ' inn, Stone, Staffordshire. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Fair- consequence of those gentlemen refuing to comply Shortie, and Clarke, Warnford-court, London ;or Mr. Vernon, I. with theit fraudulent demands. ft may also be in atom., Staffordshire. I• the recollection of the public, that it appeared on the Ateberc cheihaß. , , of Stockport, Cheshire, cheek-rtuninfacw7, former occasion, that the six defendants, not contest ~. dealer and chapman, Dec. 22, 27, and Jan. 22, at two. at th e • with leaving their employment themselves, endea "-AVltite Bear Inn, Lever's-row,•Mancliester. Attornies , Messrs. 1 * , Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester. * I vOured to seduce others to the commission of a aimi , • hems Feast,: of Chester, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Dec. I lar offence ; and on Adding that George Miller and . , t. ,', 2E, 2/, and Jan. 9 4 9, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses Inn, i J a m es Fitzgerald- would not follow their example ; iester. Attornies, Mews. Philpot an d Stone, Temple, Lon-1 . 't cl - 7' they entered into. the 'malicious and diabolical con-i don ; or Mr. Finchett, Chester. Thomas Dania, sen. now or la-, of Oldbury, Shropshire, Victual- spiracy with which they were charged iirthe preseso;l -, f . .- kr, Do: 27; at four, Dec. eB, and Jan. 22, at eleven, at the I,indictment, and a discovery of which was nuclei )errdngham Aims Inn, Skifnal, Shropshire. Attornies , Messrs. , through the means of a man named Benjamin Beve.' ' Anotee mid Cox, Inner Temple, London ;or r' M John 116 " fl . ...ige, who had been an accomplice in the conspiracy ; •'' binson,Thidley. - John Brown, late of Carlisle, and Matthew Brown, jun. late ~;! firs? adverted to, and who was the principal evidence, ~ ?carrel Green, Kirkoswald, Cumberland, manufacturers, deal against diem on the present.occasion. • 7. '' irtf,chapnien, and partners, Dec. 2 6, 2 7, and Jan. 22 , at eleven; , - Mr. ALLEY / Camel fer the prosecution, having •ir, • at . if* Lion and Lamb Inn, Carlisle. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, ' `rated the case with his Usual ability, .* send -court, Walbrook, London ; or Mr. Henry Pearson, • •., •Cuslisier. 1 Mr. John Walter, junior, gave testimony to the James Cope, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, mercer, fact of the first conspiracy , and' of the subsequent em. • Jan. 7,8, and sii, at eleven, at the Roebuck, in Newcastle- ' ployment of Miller and Fitzgerald as pressmen ; In - under-Lyme. Attorney, Mr. Harding, Batley, Staffordshire; which he was supported by Mr. Philip Street, the - or Mr. Wilson, King's Bench Walks, London. ..Jahn J . ittlewood, of Mortitner - street , Mary-la bonne, Middle- ! . publisher of the Times. , ' sex, butcher, dealer and chapman, Dec. 18, 29, and Jan. 22, at ; Benjamin Beveridge was then called, but did not - - ten, at Guildhall, London Anomie', Messrs. Jennings and an s wer. _ Js-allter, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn. ' • Mr. ALLEY assured the Court that he had himselflasittah doore, of Tettenhall, Staffordshire, dealer In horses, Dec. sp . oken to Beveridge at the door of - the Court a few • ;48, 22, and Jan. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attor -• iiey, Mr. John Coleman, opposite Hornsey-row, Islington. • minutes before, and had not the slightest doubt but Wiliam Miller, of Bath, grocer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 11, he • *as. forthcoming. Messengers were then ser.t in 1. - .1.7, and An. 22, at eleven, at the Christopher inu,"Bath. At- search a him, bat he could not - be' found, nor did tonnes, Messrs. Shepherd and Adlington, Bedford-row, Len- • • den; or R. A. Sheppard, Eath. h e , af t er repeated calb, and the lapse of a considera- Munnasitird, of Manchester, cotton-merchant, deafer and Limp. I Me time, appear. • - • man, Dee. 26,41; and Jan. 22, at two, at the George Inn,o , Mho Costmow, SiBILTIANT then observed, that the • Menehester. - JUtOrnies, Messrs. Willis, Fair:borne, and: Cope had -Waited almost beyond the bounds of pru . C/arke,,Warntardesbort,Lonsion,; or Mr. Heslop, King-street, deuce for the witness ; he bad only to ask, therefore, ;Manchester. , • , whet het dapoiSec uti on couldgO tor ward without him ? 'William Banbridge, William Fletcher, and Janteer4rlter, of Baxnes,torrey, soap-manufacturers, &atm), chninifen and co- i . Mr. ALLa7 declared that it could not. • partners, Dec. 15, 22, at eleven, and Jan. 22, at twelve, at ' The %roam' . SEE7EANT lamented that public jus- Guildhall s. London . Attorney, .Mr. Bennet, Dean'ti- court , tier A im b e thus Doctoral - Commons. def eate d, bat - as . therewas no evi- William Wtectitt, of Wandsworth-road, Lambeth, Surrey, buil- . Cieluel the defendants must of course be acquitted. ' der, carpenter. dealer. and cbapman, Dec. 15, at ten, Dec. 29,1 The riSSMIEES were Acquitted accordingly. at eleven, bud Jail. 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor- • An affidavit was shortly afterwards tendered t o ney. Mr. Sarel, Surreyritreet, Strand , London. I the Court, on the part of Mr. John Walter, jun. in , Robert Hoskin" ' of Croydon, Surrey, linen-draper, dealer and , • 4 WI.II he denied all knowledge of the cause of the viiiitertian l • Dseets, is, and Jan. 22 at twelve, at . - . London. Atterney,ivlr. Guy, Croy don ;or Kr. .. g ari ., absence of the witness ; for which the Court gave hitp Jett's-buildings, Holborn. • ; -• ~ idle- most ample credit. - i DIVIDENDS. .:' .4 I ' . The triitl of Wentworth and Guy, who stand iodzati towe, late of Great St. Helen's'. London, broker, charged on an indictment for conspiracy to raise oadon, .e.lieepemonger, Jauttary . 26, at twelve, at Guildhall-. e. 9, at ten,. at GuildhaU.-Hugh Jones , of Skinner street, wages, ' ames Ward, r ' , ober • Oaf , - i itaffidavit put in by the Attorney of Mr. Walter, re ' . White presenting that - upon the opinion of Counsel he could not go to trial with safety, in the absence of Beveridge. Cl arlet Henry was indicted-for feloniously stealing a watch, a gold chain, and two gold ~eals, the pro perty of John Robinson. . The prosecutor, who had passed the greater part of his life at sea, and is at present a fishmonger, 1 aTit resides in Billingsgate market.-On the 7th of No vember he had some business to transact in another part of the town, and passing through a street, which he believed to be Prince's -street, about four o'clock in the afternoon, he was accosted by a tall man, who asked him for something to drink-lie complied with his request, and they entered a public house together, the sign of which he did not know--.won afterwards OLD BAILEr. Tanies IVard,of Banbury, o:raidshire, dyer, lies. Si. at eieves, at the White Lion Inn, Banbury.--John Stinson acid Wm. Gray-, don Furman, of the Old-Change, London, facteirs anti warehouse- men, at one, at Qulldhall.--Santuel Jackson, of Bermondsey- ', iltrett, Surrey, woolstipler, January 9, at twelve, at Guildhall.— l'Cbtistopher Maahall, Hermitage-sweet, Middlesex, - • esaltuak.r, Dec. 29, at eleven, at Goildball.—Wm. Harvey, of Cbiswell-street, pariah of St. Luke, Middlesex, currier, - January . •.11,1t ten, lit Go. ildhalL--John Norton, of Blexham, Oxfordshire, • 111 Pieltoldei and heree-dealer, Dec.3l, at eleven, at the White Uttit . I Inn, Banbury.---loin Coleman, of , Silver-street, Golien- , aliquare, Mlddlesex,tallow-cbandler, Dec. 92, at twelve, at Guild-, tball.—Walter Foy, of Beech-etreet, London, 11»eurdraper,Dec. Si, it ten, at Guildhall—James Sysnesia. formerly of Flooger. • ford-atreet, Stroud, baker, an late of Cheatiside, London, milli- . ier,Janua\ry a, at one at Guildhall.--Ralph Ogden, of Bortany, War Ashrim-unde-Lyre, Laneashiie, rotten-spituire, January 2, - at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Leveett-row, Mancheater.—sa- .insel Rawliswoo, of Mmchoster, airehmat s 'unary kat throw, • _ . the tußtn who had *Matta helm Went out, and rettir- 1 f ::- - 'rrrz ..... ned with two others, All otvzhom the prosecutor trea- . Anisterdam :It 6 9 U : lied-thisprisonefat the bar was not one of the party. Ditto at 41t, so s Rotterdam, c. f. 0 12 2 U When the prosecutor (who stated himself, though not . Hamburgh, 28 6 2 U perfectly sober, to be in ~ good sailing trim,") pre- Altoua, 22 7 2 U , pared to pay the reckoning, be found that some of Paris lday's da. 20 2 Liv. 'those to whom he bad been so liberal, had contrived • D,itt0,,,.....01 U,. 20 6 to turn his pockets inside out. .0n his going to the rvi 7 dri r ' d I' do. 3° I Erect. door of the public house, some person snatched his Cadiz, 4 44 Effect, watch, but he could not swear that the prisoner had ISilboa • Lffect. done it. . , : Rte Janeiro is, .Malta Three pawnbrokers produced the watch, chain, and ' New 1)°,I . Ilk ' s ' s ' 134 94 ' • (; " 1 ' seals, which had been separately pawned with them 4,• ' • - - - . 1 1 . •., - one of them spoke positively to the person of the pri - ' DK. FAE/184AWS 01 sorer as having - pawned the watch. i TgE . value of this Wall I As no evidence was adduced to prove the taking of the watch by the prisoner, or by any person who Jr- bag proved, thu. notllle. conspet . itiosi with it in .ilhtlict which u eflectually cures and err'" 1 associated with him, the Jury returned a verdict of— ex citing the pandel fedints 'and. Not Guilty. , • without debilitating the committal • T hema: Davis was i ndi cted for stealing a quantity ring confinement from bii Meta, oirtaesof these ine b tim e hl r U rupi of Carpenter's tools, the property of Richard Pugh. • The prosecutor is a carpenter, and, on the 14th of seaPsPear°l34,t4l:o4v,,TirVehar titan ' 3() Ti November, was at work in the neighbourhood of Isproduetd be too free use oi : air l Mary-la-bonne ; the prisoner, who was also employed he" of a w 4 rat c i " C ' t C riPtaty , in the same building, took an opportunity on that T hey cannot Ile recumirende.Sl t ceive a wile. *per.: y, and torttlei day of selecting the .best tinds he could see, bet ,nging ash i em y ,„„k g „, that a rc ., th , to the prosecutor and a fellow-workman. These he its gificacy natty women nave bre , was carrying away.in a tlasket o when he was pursued hem deprived a slat laspytt-ss. and taken. Verdict--Guilty. - • I sold wholesale and retail a: Mr Mary Noting was indicted for stealing, on the 17th n a n ° o 4 b, P , a ,,„ 6 . ‘terwet et*" ; Ri6li bia .r .. of October, a variety of wearing apparel, the property sun' ;maul ; ZlL 4 :t '" l ali Cure 4 er,. - -. of Thomas Wood. sea; • Sharp, Portsmouth.; Care Taunton ; •I'rewman,•lizeter ; es, The prisoner was employed as a charwoman in the house of Mr. Wood, who, having missed a great nuin- }3 6 1 1 % u t r; m e : fl , ` Cow " Medic) " her of articles, went to the *hops of several pa.witbro- -- --- - kers in - the neighbourhood, and discovered most - of 1 the missing property, which had been pledged by r' - prisoner. Verdict—Guilty.. MATRIMON 'But happy they, the happiest gusgre of the immortal Thom riage state • but to insure tl Juvenal o bserves, " Men% " A sound mind in a sound I necessity of ever, person, tro to pay a doe feipect to his hi MESSRS. GOSS and Surgeons of London, hat tion for these lase fifteen year' whichso frequently imbittcr; made blessing, Matrimonial Ye that they have hitherto received tion, and the uniform success treatasent in such atamplaints, theirassistuace. TRIAL OF HENRY' LLOYD nit MURDER. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, EDINBURGH, DEC. S. , Monday, came on the trial of Henry L!.yd, rnidship= man, beliniing to his Ma j esty's gon-bhg Gallant, lying at Leith, accused of the murder of Martians Franz, a Danish seamen ; the indictment also con tained an alternate charge of culpable homicide; to all which the prisonerpleaded not guilty. It Appear ed in evidenie that the Gallant gun-brig was stationed in Leith Roads as a guard-ship, to examine ill ships:, and vessels of. whatever nationigoisig into Leith bar ' hour. 0 - a the 13tts of An List last, a Danish galliot, the GodeVervag ming, of Christiansand, was observed, Danish colours flying, directing hbr course towards the harbour. The prisoner waa consequence-or tiered by the Sub-Lieutenant of the Gallant, to peo, teed with die row-boat in order to bring 4L.-1 swish vessel too. There were six men, with him in the boat, and agreeably to the uniform piattice, the prisoner" ' took a musket and 'Ant shot with him, iii order to fire a•head of the galliot as a signal for her to heave to. Accordingly, wheelie came wilhin about* quar ter of a mile of her, he fired a shot, but.this,ot being 1 'attended to, and the vessel making csansiderable way , towards the harbour, the prisoner fired a second shot intending that this should go over her. From the slis , tenet, however, the galliot being fully half a mile off, this second shot appears to have frilled into the vessel and struck the deceased, who was at the helm, and 1 who afterwards died of the wound. Tho galliot then lay too ; and the boat's crew of the Gallant, not know ing. immediately of the 'sec . ..ideal, .wards the other vessel in the Roads to eirtsinle - sareleataval instructions. On leaving this vessel, it wakqbrrtred *lt tite - lint had again attempted tornake ihfhartouriOnwbich the prisoner ordered the boat towards he, tnd hiv ing fired a third shot, she lay ter, *hen, at the boat ' corning up, the fatal effects of the second shot were discovered. The prisoner expresied deep regret f , r what had happened ; and haring ordered-the body to be taken into die boat, he proceeded with it to the shore, and procured medical assistance. It appeared 'that the galliot, when she was first fired at, did not ':bring to, in consequence of a Newhaven pilot on board having erroneously said to the master that the shot had not been fired by a King's boat, but by one belonging to a Greenl a ndman. This pilot was exa mined as a witness on the trial, but his ev:denc• was severely animadverted upon, both by the Counsel for the prisoner, and by the Court. Several respectable , witnesses bare ample testimony to the ,prisoner's cha racter, and that he was always an agreeable messmate and well disposed young man. It was likewise proved on the part of the prisoner, by the evidence of Ad miral Otway, that he had acted in strict conformity to the-orders prevailing in the British navy ; and that if he had even fired into the galliot oft the first signal' being disregarded, instead of firing over her, he would not have gone beyond his duty. If he was entitled 1 to do*this in ordinary cases, he was much - more so ia:l the present instance, where the galliot was an enemy's. I vessel, having an enemy's flag eying at her top. After the Jury hid been addressed by the Lord Advocate °utile part of the crown, and by Mr. Adam Dillies on die van of the prisouer, Lord Justice Clerk summed up the evidence ; the Jury then retired for a few minutes, (the Court sitting ail the while) when they returned a verdict unanimously finding the pri ronee Not Guilty, on .which he was set at liberty. .1 in all cases of Debility or De& the too.frequeniy of participating , blo t the unbouptled ladulgtince tart, and destructive habit. , i mind; and. desteoys the now in the Aye sett, and impitteoce permanent cure. To thote w • vented entering too the nt• I, relief; brood over their in i • Ing to know, however file deemed by other practitione , 'inetlsitd; they maybe restored e t A certain D e isordcz, frequem discretiou L aud every /pecks of tomFr-fsnimi male of treitsiocti ad, without restraint in diet of las ai•oo Strictures of the Urethi sided tat co* in a short period, • door:roils offsets a gm C 4041 given to ifienttAl nentirtoen been cured. after havinz !about To Married Females, whi pledges of connubial happinefi, be a pleasing refection to In impedinfunt is $o be remove d their plan, that many ladies, geny, have been agreeably &Papp exclusively professing th e curt of ' ord. r that they may rat be mt-' opprobrium so justly attached . but justice i.o tliemsedves to scan educated and initiated into ever, tificates of w:ticb, (Cum different the nurse eminent Physicians, f' that rite suoceNs tensions from stitesu fisiguir rise practice sf '' presunie that their pretensions unprecedented confidence Win Public so I berally but.uured. Parretti; in the Coi n try are of„their case, age, and stamper and Advice and .M..dicines ever/ part of the Kingdom. To be consulted at s: hoese by either St:, with seer. cy, delica. 00.'4 and Co. 12 TO THOMat,. No. 2, NEW BRIDOSO lioNguic4LD . Sla t IBEI"; leave.to inform 1720, I had bates' afflicted with its obatinattly resisting every course most eminent of the faculty* her course* of salivation, antic:wive little relief, would appear to bt the spring of last year mrdh nearly to put a period to toy e. crown of my head, one on each out in a frig,ktful manna; fig? bad been in a mate of ulcoralion had also two nodes upon itiittene our ands• eau:miming pain. postiesiarly nearly to deprive site of rtst ; 12lommendecl by Mr. J. 'llion:poi y'rhein }ere,) to take' your : weft/ oa the ?6;h May ; is the, receive benehlt—M little more 1 head and arms wore soundly : f i eg healed also t leaving, however, lion in the skin, mod pain in the blue blessing 4044, end *little Imager pe bleMeditine,Jubsided ; the nodes ' itnatural hue, and the noctoroal became, by your liberal advice • my former compleitits—have - - Mrtngtb, and am becomg jolly At Gniidhall, on Saturday, an information was laid I tinned many months to tlie . azt4lnehnsto bra Gentlem4p,.under the. Act of thf 29th Charles aro loss m what terms co.- prohibiting persons from following their usual oc- for the e good supattOnt4. on the Lord's day, against 4 poor Man, V-41;„..,7Q si r s , Str , £ yout °ll, named Clark, for sticking up a-bill .on Sunday last. 'vans, Re pleaded guilty, alledging that he had a fatally ; ; s'A'an's close, H I V: - strcrt, ,tluit being usable to complete his business on the Sa- ! Prepared and sold by a. jarclay, )ae had so far transgressed as to uick up a M ll2lo4 'r of ti.ektoPleall•Or , No, a. New Britlge-atteets wkly. few bills that remained, on .the Sunday morning, nwre ' t hi a y o a rs a pr. being afraid, if he had not completed what he had Ctre of Venereal c,!ol9:4ints. - engaged to do, that he might have forfeited . bus ens. Pans of Gooersdoo, wen plioyment. Sir John Earner cdavicted him in the pee. milt) , of ss. of his prolussiou should slwa t Xrd 14 Desaire .11vic.c ea. •I lusters to porsainstaiting this ,Ma ` cerair.g Public, as an,advivatsget ambiguity. Titty are shin sold by his appolt 25, St. Alhon'osetevet, Pall MA MARRIED. forti.street_; Mr. Disherasigle' Sandwf oe'onight, II S. Ysocros church , Charles Alesluider ' toshe the Monument ; euti by Weir, • Esi. of Chariton -street, Sours l'own, engineer, to Adiai town la Eoglard, &c. it: boxes Elizabeth Bigiby, daughter of Mr. Bjgsby, of Mill-lane„ Dept. .fulland plain direefinn•9 whereby , ford, brewer. benaseluos with ease and secreev HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRAD:... TO-MORROW. Morning .22 m i nutes a f ter s • I.ol4P bra o a N .ol . Pod l a l. i..l Nop y l u e.zar blished Aftemsoo ' SS minutes after a BIRTH: Sweden the 9th inst. at Warens, Wilts, the Ledy of George yre, Esq. of a son. s . or vireciAso l . r Pakriato, /tS P mepe...- Leghorn, gg ilk a ' Genoa, SI Veuice,n. C. SS Up. pt.._. . U °lli erl b :li i:it n asel , :' eg" : 6s.4the r 17.41. ' . Vas*, 1 4 4 . • Ili . New D 41. r.. a, fis a 64, Gilsrale.:. 40. :: - 11 W lu bars pct oz. A 4 A , 4 , ..........:7"-- .' qUrrA SALL/ I'd& e. b *Bible Medicine Ls 1 Jveri it of the Vresent .l .r „ 4 , -.sr. Nartat stage* of a cr“..111/1:1 miiento front the ii.:l‘n. e_l. , F armors...that rte:..;. bj1;• • 4 ,: . ' IV iloOn iall %, iy tiqn.e, , ,f,.,„ . a. ,of r..stri....son in dies. 1 'ee mi t a' r " - K Y 8 e . 71 l i c 'C h . c .a : t r i l l e in : t i r t' i n ikl: ai ll e ?da all I iltp,het.t.::::::::r1:1:',.::::::.:V..ti::::::.14;1-1 •' . nd st li buda. .rs, sunl y2a those wt g:: : : : br . tuostro4ly :o thine ale. tin. • 3er ouie i!luilius veto ico , 44 ;, 4.4 • • 4 .1 r. Butler's, No. 4, Chi• .14 , .., rr u.,d 4.4. and S•ndth, 1..ty,,5,:, .L - la•idusi, riy..“tarh, he l cb,,,;.;,:i 1 s. 11;.11; histo r y :end .e ..c i:,,. / t gill and Szo::, /Whit .:rA. ; ; I ,„, lath Crowell ar.tl Brass dith ; dr:, ' oral rilielna Vordtirs,l boss at » . ,' 3 " swan ---.......--...-........ 7 ............ 01t iIAL FELICItY. Pr°/ sr of their kind" Sikh i s .S„ tea t I: that l e ni I l s < Ii body.en Ra e h n : I : Pa 11 l e t Hence i s et::e i r I m r.e n II eakiilo it thatt:ll:ridoselittinci°Of'::tliht:tati::::l.l '2.joh e i. e health. 1 CO. as regularireducat., lave sedulously levoted their ..... re to the study of tho.;e disc: • and too often prevent, that i... Felicity. The unrivalle.: pa. • eel from persons of the first dote is attending their superior mode induce them thus ;whitely t o Deficiency, whether resulting 1. 'I ling in the gaieties of a fasbi. . Pell ce libertinism, or a secret, . 6 ' 3 s ich weakens the energy oft. ___: r of Totals, by t wodeei ng Kor ai ; emu t.• n the other, they der a ate a R e ! ; s, from such complaints, are pre ‘,_,! • -w age state, and, atliankil ti sr 010 toes in sil.tice, it must be c.,:,r die .or inelfectnal the cure brae that by a renovate g an. ; Lt. ,•-• 1 It to a sound and vigorous elostitst Ire fitly contracted to a meltwater .... to syrbilitk infection, ty a mill rili, ie speedily and r4ucally nut or exercise, by Messrs. Goss rad bra, and Gletts, which they are A ri,.without recourse to the pain ,stir;- references of which can Tot I lit hies respeatability, fho , On lived under st 'laurel for many yr in hose expectations of thou - du s. hate been defeated, it may • 'nil mow, tsar, in most instances, wa I; I.st sod has be its the e thcazy se who Lad given up all bor. 0 1 . BRa limpraited. Idessts. (hut Uhl re of these particular Complaints, narked, by a Inntaken h w, with dto the *Depot Empiric, think of i state, that they have been • . IL wets branch of the profession, s: Ph resit Hospitals, and testimonials .• I , Ober Lave, to ) convince any trit, . lien their endeavours first inf - . tho general practitioner; st.. • Ca us con..titute a fair grot.nd .L.: • title whin's. they bare bets .11 re requested to stale the pat:it I. of living, etsclosjug a Lark . inn will be Immediately tonsu,.o7 bo Pt il i e o siic use rma: d r al .vonetoo4treet ty (perse auen nall 7si y . , is ee r t.a b r y ee k , ' . ir bat / ire . . Is TAYLOR, ESO. an CIiveTILIET, LONDON. na NI .i. with l you th , e t i li .. at i e v v e.rus er sin ; ce wt tile ith: : course of medicine prescribed by. • here, and undergoing several sr 7 e di;cibargistbfrom the Hospital, he of the most inveterate aature. lisorder had got to such a head,la existencf. I had a large ulcer on , • • , ach arm, and my legs welt l.r° in " ty ries& was dreadfully l'alv i l li, "! gli ion fur the last seven years; 111 / • vas, very much discoloured, and par . icolarly whorl . warm in bee, 112 . ill this lamentable state, I was th • P l. ll :e l c a l ourse k ; ( e % ' ‘ s h ;a uf Te te a n cb t i : l o l 3 i rudgir tA lls i° , WfhirThiuti ' a ro h it illi are - than.* moods the Jo" " • C e healed—soon afta, the sous an - however, eonsiderable di:c7l3:.. the• bone of the left, will. 'i, he t looger , perseverance in veer helm 111 nodes diepersiog, tile siI11;: . .. is irnalluinsgras4o 4l Y 0 4 ' . c ..,( • . di ice and medicluc, perfswil) •.• _ a , e recovered my former "m t . ' " r; ly one fat, in which statetiri nw ; w' asthma of all who lute% , _ 0 e4prili illy gran:etl:, but ' J . c . . 0 . w: ig rtiOrtals, to make this my 4 . 4 ".., on rrery occauon4ain so 4 0 7 , mob r 9 0 . r gr4t4ful olsttlient left 4 3.xX. 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