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- 7 711CATAILALS. As FDDlttill SPOKEN IN THt CHARACTIR Of A SEAMAN. BY MR. KNIGHT, ON OPEsING 'THU NSW LIYEKPOOL THRATRE, 1803, N BY T. DIRDIIN, LSQ, (Sivea• %waist) Avaft, Brother Shipmat » we weigh To our Friends, trots the 1), • ew words let me fay; (Emirs) Here yam are: and wen Row Lib a gloriou. fine (hew; You're all welcome on beard—friends, aloft and below : Well, rmr I 'a All rea•ly—our ha".i. are all (launch. And with rapture I hail yours wanly: tb4 Lama ; We've built, )oil Ice, a loug, neat, ple.durt boat, And we hope by your (,your, to keep her afloat; Each (ahin's convenient" (B4xes) at lean l'o we planed, • ' lig Births b elow (Pie) and our tops (Gallery) ate well mann% our • .4.1. .1 are tight (Sr.,,N, all our canna is new, From various 5:11 rates, we've felalinl our Crew: And each on at: Dr. 4 (Skzeicomes with Aid inclination To rife hi the fervke—by your approbation : At kali wall aideavour—come good or bad weather. In hopes of referment—to pull altogether. Thu in other proviliolis, you fled your own table, We'll keep you in Stii-irs.es long as we're able; We've Artillery too—care sod folly to atom, And are arro'd as thee Gankmess witnefs Ortbeira) VI eve great Guns of Tragrdy—loadol to well If they dol ut go off—they mull certainly tail; While win tuiali-Brut, from Farce and low Comedy Swivels, Wezve (worn—to burn, ink, and defiroy the blue Devils! But am where we will—we dal' ever require, From your biairr.-a dr•adfdr--to fccond your fire !I Should yonalk with what iniglitage our Veld is Row d, What cargo—what richer—we carry on board— L os s sousll-..y0u1l fee all Britons value on Earth, True freeckm—good nature, wit, beauty and worth. With loch lading as this, while our Voy.ge we meafure, Our Anchor is hono—our Compah—your pltafure ; (Brew) (Go;or—rrtorto) Yet hold—'cre I go--yon may think it but right To know under what Colours—we fail, tr-de, and fight En{:frogroo Loglflt / her Dame would you know ? sh' is coll . (' the New Liverpool.. I .e.vis and Co. Of whofc Orin as Commaside a 0/aphir north )I'd rwarlr—bilt Ma; If our A-49w freak not.-1113c1 better be dumb: But our Velfe: is Royal—the Randard you view, (rind :Arai) Winch we Dever will Itzike—whik fuprrted iy yaw I - PRIVATIS THEATILICALs.—On Wedriefday, Thurf day. and Friday evenings laft, a tragedy, entitled Alowyort, and an Entertainment called TL ProjtSor, were performed by the Young Gentlemen atthe Na val Academy, Cold Harbour, Gofpr.rt, Hants, before upwards of zoo fpedators each night, who were highly gratified with the reprefentation. The play Room was • fined up in a very neat manner, and the fcenes and ditties were extremely appropriate and tharateriftic. The Tragedy, we underftsod, was partly feleded from Sir AAAAA *Ref King Join, and partly original, e.nirofed for the oceafi.ni, and met with very con firlerable applaufe from a brilliant audience. The different charatters were fufhtined in to mafterly a manner, as interefted the feelings of the fpettatori in a Very eminent degree, and did the higheft credit both to the Preceptors, and Pet formers I the whole being got op by the young Gentlemen, under the immediate direCtion of the Maffers,during the h mrs of recreation. —The Prologue and Epilogue written for the occa ton, and peculiarly adapted to the prefent Times, were delivered with great propriety and effeCt by W. teas, and W. H. IDicasou.—The Entertainment was fuftained with great fpirit, and by the frequent burgs of loud and heavy applaufe, which it occation ed. Premed extremely well calculated to pleafe the juvenile part of the Audience. Among the fpeftators we remarked many of the molt diftinouiftied Chan/kers of the vicinity, and of the voung Gentlemen's Friends, from a very confider- Ole diltance. LAN' LNTELLIGENCE. COURT OP KING* ULNCH, JUNE ts. .f r A cafe from the Sallie Quarter Seffions was Ar gued. i n w hi c h the point was, whether a foreigner could acquire a fettl , ment in thic country entitling I ; him to be mains. fined by the parifit ? I Lard Eeesall. R OV3K Ropped the Gentleman who jonnteaded for the negative of this propofition. He 1'" (aid that fnch arguments went to The w that the man might be Itarved ahogether. An alien might take a lease of a lioufe, and it was enaaed that this Should confer a fettlement in all cafes. There was a duty incumbent upon the communk y to &mut the poor ' • before dick. laws were enaaed. A foreigner, to whatever country he belonged. was Rill a man, and had a right to all the offices of humanity. THE RING O. LAI/MINCE •ND /4•CDONIL. Mr. RAIN s having formerly obtained a rule to (hew wife why a criminal information Ihnuld not be filed ag a init the two defendants, Mr. ERSILINI (hewed etude again& that rule. As it was formerly Rated, the two Defendants were Officers of a Prefs Gang, and had imprelTed two fervants of Mr. Edward Conk Milburn, the Profecutor, wbn is a Brewer at North Shields. He went to them for the purpofe of &covering their names, that he might learn the name of the Captain, in order to make an application to him to get off his two fervent', one of whom was the Stipetintendent of his bitfin,efs, and without whom he could not carry it on. They refufed to tell him their names ;—on which he laid, they could not be Gentlemen. That obfervatinn proeiueed the Array that followed. They took this Gentleman into euflody, and carried him with them about a mile. liner he had been in cull°. siy .. out an faqir, he was liberated. Mr s Fawns@ obferved, that Mr. Milburn did not in(. +m thefe Gentlemen for what pupa he wanted WI know their names, althongh he had Ile dit in his affidavit. The prokeutor liimfelf had beet formerly a Color. althoirgl, he was now a Brewer, a dhe did taut know there vrocld have been any great arm in welling Trim into the fervice. The defenda n t fwore la their arida vi -s, that the profeentor was drtio when he came to them, that he impeded them in th dil• chive, of Ibeir duty, and he was told to go alx, it his I%ti, d Connfel had proceeded . _* - 2 R , i .". ,_ I'7 t.s ssoanocut laid, there wet. _., .17 , . .... ato fatisfy them that the, e ...a, had been fuffieient mifcnndu& nn both fides to fend it to a Grand Jury . . Rule difcharged. • Mr. Rants reminded the Court he had Rated this cafe, when he applied for the Rule, with great parti cularity. The Court admitted he did. SHAM PLEADING. It was formerly obferved, that the Conrt ordered in Attorney to thew cattle why a Sham Plea. which he had pleaded, ihould not be Bruck out, and why he fhnuld not pay the coils ? Mr. BURROUGH fbewed wife againfl that rule. He lamented that fham pleas had ever found their way into the Records of that Court, or of any Court of Mice : but they had been ured for a great number of years, :tad no Gentleman ever refufed to fign•a plea, met ely becaufe it was a fham plea. He thought, therefore, it would be too much to vifit this Attor ney with coils for doing that which was extremely common in the profeffion. Lord ELLeNBOSOUCH obferved, that the only Winds of Counfel, when they looked at Pleas, was /o fee that they were legal and proper, fuppofing „the fads to be true, and to be finished they were not fcandalous in matter. It was not to be fuppofed they , could know whether they were true or fa le. But the Attornies who tired there Pleas, mull know whether they were true or falle ; and they moil underhand, that, whenever they did ufe them, they did it at the rifle of was, when an application was made to the Court tOr that purpofe. If they were not to make the Attorney pay the colts, the Court would allp fhort in a duty which they were bound to dtfcbarge to the public.—Rule abfolutc. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. i•RRIIT V. HOSKINS. Mr. Serjeant Coca ar.t. moved for a Rule to flew calcite, why the Defendant &mild not anfwer the mat- ters of the affidavit, for a perfonal infult. The par. ties are both Anomie' of the Court, and having been before Mr Junin Haat ti at Chambers, on fume bu finefs, and a little irritated about it. when they came nut of the Chambers, the Defendant laid to the Plain tiff, in a low tone of voice, have you any objations to fettle it in an honourable way 1 This was a fort of challenge. The Learned Serjeant raid. his client bad no clifroStion to engage with Mr. tlufkins, who was a &tong athletic man. Mr. Barret obferved, that what be had raid to Mr. 'lattice HLATH was the truth. Mr. Hollins came behind and kicked him down (lairs. Mr. Jnaice Havre' obferved, that Barret had Hied Come language before him which provoke.' Mr. Hof kins, and which he had not Rated. The LORD CHIEF Jusrtcs obferved, that if this was a challenge, they might have made a much more ferinus motion. The Court of King's Bench won d have granted an information To he fore, this was A contempt of the Court.—Rule granted. Mr. Serjeant Stumm moved to put off the trial of a caufe till next Michadmas Term, on account of the abfence of a material uitnefs, who is at prefent a prifoner in France. Mr. Jullice HEATH thought there was no pr•ibtibi, lity of his return at that time, but on the tuppolni in of the return of Peace. That espedation ssit h en fu (hors a time was rather ton fanguine. Mr. Serjeant BEST, on the part of the Defendant, agreed it Ohnuld be pet off for (ha prefort, on the payment of the money into Court. TURNLR O. ETI.ES, 111 Q This was an union brought by the Plaintiff againil the Warden of the Fleet, to recover a large lum of money on account of the cleape of one Thomas John fon. Th. Phint:ff was noninited, baring dated in his declaration, the committiiiir was filed of record, whereas it appeared by the evidence it never had been put upon the Roll. On the motion o f Mr. Serjeant VADITRAN, the Court granted a Rule to (hew caufe, why there &fluid not be a new trial; and to•day the cafe was moll ably argued by Mr. Seijeant Ss+ s ?NIRO and Mr Ser *ant Beer for the Defendant, and by Mr. Serjeaun %ratio HAN and Mr. Serjeant Batter for the Plaintiff. The Court delivered their opinions /gristle, and held that the Plaintiff muft have the committitu , filed of record, before he could bring an aaiun for an efeape, and that of courfe the nonfuit was proper.-- . Rule difcharged. LAW 1100 S. lathe courfe of the above caufe, when Mr. Betjeant SR was citing a cafe from the folio edition of Douglas's Reports, The Loco CHIEF Jusrict Aced him, if the pages were the fame as in the fubfecinent edition? The Learned Serjeant anfwered, he believed not. Mr. Plaice ROOKS Paid, he was extremely lorry for it. He always looked at the fiat edition. It was a feandalous thing in the Bookfellers to publifh every new edition of a Law Book, 'in foch a manner as to render the former editions of as little value as poffible. This was pecking the pockets of the profeffion. His Lordfhip wifhed the different Judges would take this into confideration. - COCKPIT. 'WHITFHALI., JOKE is. Before the moll Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of Appeal in Prize Cattle'. The Charlotte, Greenfield matter.. —(An Ap. peal from the Vice Admiralty Court of Halifax.) — This was the cafe of a (hip laden with a cargo of fugal., coffee, tobacco, hides, logwood, and other ar ticles, which was captured on the 23d of April, 'Soo, by his Majefly's [hip :f war Cleopatra, brad Pellew, &IF Commander, whila in the profecution of her voyage from New York to Amfterdam, and carried to Halifax. On the part of the captors it was con- I tended, that the evidence before the Court was ex• tremely fufpicinus, and therefore at lean it was a cafe for further proof. Their Lordfhips accordingly or. dered the fame to be produced wi:hin nine months. Liberty, Antomarchi maller.—This (hip was laden with a cargo of coffee, and Mined therewith from Aux Cayes to the bland of St. Thomas, as of forted, when the was captured on the a4th of Febru ary, 'Soo, and carried into the Bland of Jamaica. and there drily proceeded again(' as ;slier. Their Lord(hips, after hearing the Counfel on both fides. rear:tied the property as claimed. Nollra Senora del Garcia, Aran& mo This was a Spanith (hip laden with a cargo of coat bound on a voyage from La Gaits to Kia 4 ,11 , 11, in Jamaica, und e r the protelion, as affer•ed. • f a li cence from the Governor of that I (land, i, 44 met with on htr return voyage by a 81 , Ito+ ••••t who feized her nn account of ! being un board p--that salad, the Sp.:Lith y ~ T A!Lt r was proceeding with her as prize to Cuba, the fchno nor was met with by his Majetty'a (hip Volage, John ffe Vey, EN. Commander, and carried into Jamaica. Their Lnrd(hips ordered further pa oof to be produc ed in this cafe within nine months. POLICE, Ace. Mansion Houss..--Yellerday a waterman was ex amined befote the Loan MAYOR, for charging a Gen tleman more than his fare. This was made out, as well as bin having no badge in his hat. According to the new law he was fined twenty (billings for over charging his fare, and forty fhillings for not wearing his badge. The waterman made no fatisfadory de fence, but pleaded poverty, and having been long lick. His Lnrdfhip did nut fend him to the Comp ter, but rook his word to appear next morning, and defired the Clerk of the Waterman's Company might attend. atrd obferved if he heard a good account of him, and his fubmitfion to the law, he would miti gate the fine. Yefterday a man named Weal was charged upon fiafpicion of fiealing cotton, and other articles, from the quays in Lower Thames Itreet„ the property of the merchants. He was committed for reexamina tion. GUMMI ALL.—Yetterda7 a young man was eta :tined on fufpicion of picking the p •cleet of a Gentle man in the evening hefore of a filk handkerchief, in Skinner greet, Snow bill. The informant did not with to prolecute the young fellow, provided he would enlitt f.r a frildier, which he ct.nfahed to do. Yeflerday a man in liquor, while going al ,ng the Greet near St. Ger.rge's Church, in the Borough, in. ' decently 'brit fl his hand down the borom of a woman who was paffing by him, when (he puttied him from her ; be fell, and his head pitching againft the kirb. flone, he inllantly expired ; the woman walked on quite unconcerned. Yetterday forenoon, as the Watfnrd and Stanmore ((age was coming along Holborn, the horfestook fright, and ran furionfly till they came ,to the bottom of Holborn Hill, where they were flopped in their career by a dray being pat mots before them ; a Gentleman was on the roof of the &age, but provi. (feudally received no injury. The ton of Mr. WILLIAM Atastte, brewer in Jed burgh, fell, on the Bth inftant, from the ancient church of that .wn, by which accident both his thigh bones were ft aati•ed. He !anguilhed till the t4th, on which Jay he died. Monday morning a very fine male infant, ap- parently only a few hours old, was found lying at a door in Wych-ftreet. It was taken to the Work. boat, and lido fearch is makine after the patent. On Monday night a country felinvr was decoyed into the lodgirgs of a frail fair one, in Shoe-lane, who, after treating him with. a duck, green peafe, and a bottle of port, took an opportunity to pick Las pocket of nine guineas, and then made tier efcape. On Thurid a y the foll..win g convias were removed from Lancafter Cattle to the •Portland Hulk, at Langßon harbcat., near Portfmourh—John Ilarron, William Mills, William Eicworth, Matthew Green wood, Tames Layton, James Groome, John Myrock, James 14.itterworth, and Richard IVl.ifs. Layton is under the feemul term of tranfportaticn during feven years. BIRTHS. At Dingwall. on tiett Ibait.Mri Hay. of a fun. On the t • ith init. the Lady orLiestessant-General Francis Den. das, of a daughtrr. _ _ On the 6th at Nortnanby Hal, Malian& Lady Charlotte BaiDie. of a ion. On the irith inft. the Lady of Colonel Robert Mackenzie, to Ocorge.ftreet. Edinburgh, o a daughter. On the t tth init. Mrs. Bryce, of St. Andrew'aquare,Edlebrargh, of a daughter. On the t 3.h inft. Mrs. Glen, of Forganball, of a fon. The Lady or John Blunt, Eli of New Broad-ftreet,ofadateghter. On the isth inft. at Beddiogton, Surrey, Me Lady of John Welt, Efq. of a daughter. At Collon, the Lady of Captain Creuber, of the Louth regiment, of a daughter. On Thurfclay laft, in Weymouth-area, the Lady of G. S. Mar tin, Efq of a fon. MARRIFD. . On Thorfday let, Mr. Th,rl7 3. Read, of Penzance, many years principal aliftant and cns.fii:ential Clerk of Richard Omani, Rfq. to Mili Mary Penherthe .ng the lame place. -_ - - On Saturefry la& by th Rev. Gragam Jepfon, Mr. William White, of Fulham, to Mil. Ro fon, of the fame pllce. On Saturday laft, at Seokempon-Trent, by the Rev. J E. At bins, Mr. Geo. Eccles. of Batbford,Soenerfat. to MI4 Sarah awl deley, of Shetton, &liftmen/tire. On the t3th MR. at Bradford, Tockllilre, Jacob H. But, Erg. to MIL Martha Danirfun, of.Royds Hall. Toefday, u Mary-la-boner Church, by the Rev. Charles Moe , daunt, Lieutenant Colonel Peacock, eldrft fan of Sir Iciftph Pea cock, Ban. to Mifs Morris, cleft daughter of John Morris. Efg. Claremont. Glaraorraufhire Tuefday, at Greenwich, the Rev. Samuel Abraham, Fellow of Woodbato College, Oxford, to Mrs. Tackweft, :laughter of P. 4. Bak, of Greenwich. Ott Thurfday, the Rev. Edward Payee, Chaplain of Cbrift Church, Oxford, to Mfrs Frances Wood, daughter of Mr. Wood, of Stanton Harcourt. On the tilth init. at Tnetecbam. by the Rev. Chat Curtis. Henry Cubitsßader Attains. Elit na Aelty Hall. in the county of War. with, to MIA Cards. eldea daughter of Sir Wilßani Curtis, Bart. et Wand% Onree, Soutnsate, hliddkrea. DIFD. Lately, at Pnetfanaath, of a iecl in, Mr Nathardel Dak,formerly Captain and Pay nafter of the I ny .1 Durham Feeeibk Infantry. At &Mama, an the 10.11 iun. Ste Jab■ Wodderburn, of Bal !imam, Mt. Later/,at his apartments. Witt Holborn, Wm.Pearron,Pfq.bro ther of tie late Jofep► Perron, klq. tioor-keeper to the Houle of Comatona. As the wank of Daimeitington, on the 3d in& Mrs. Maemil. Inn,jun. of Holm. - . _ Kt Drysk, on the rib Wt. to the Inth year of big age, Kenneth M.Kentie, Eft. brother of &time Jobe WM ask, nig. of Arlie. eras. At bb Mare in Wei nbe gt, or the 7tbinf. MaierOes. George Cunningham. lne of the Scott b gade. On Wanefday Int, at bie beak .a, Q2era-fquare, E. Milan, lfq. of Donbili-hatife, in Wanebi 011fe On Meader lift. at Finger Nib, men Adair, S. Mill.r, Efi late of St. Jaineet•lteret. On the giblet& Riehattriraveb, Eft of Stratfned Grata, E&*. Lately Mater Kirkman, nay faa of the fin. Lcinuti libtataa. O. lefesgber, the 13th init. at Ms bogie ta Catherine place, nob, aged 17, Jarmo Waters. Fig. formerly of Hangerforil Park, &its la Haorbrook f.adsc, Kinifter, in the bloom of youth, Miff Jahn Lowry, daughter of the late krt. Mr.Leogrry, of Rockillis, ogre rage. Lacey. ar kis Sent, at fitarbre CAW, Surrey, in the sill year itt Ns age. tin *MA day/Oster of Sir Thomas Tema, Bat. At Cart, him Lk.orler,rtlßnf the be. lames DevustktrXri. At &Mabee., on tkr tstk inn Mrs. jean Ds/alt, wth jaws" Drrv, merchart In I- li , iburgls. At Ord, on the 4th loft In his St* year, Timms Maekeitte, Eh. of Ord _ _ At lAA. an the 1 r 1 ine Mr. !wows Rl4k Onginaller. On 14th Wt. at flh b.wle Ia !klapind-Pra.t. Ow • few Imp tllnef.., Mr. Han y 4,10 , 11 hr. wv. Alli e r a liridio . 4 IkIVIN Hvet. I das Crfib OIL kis ay. W. Wilms late r et saver Oaten& TO BE LET. FURNISHED, and entered upon Immediately, BARFORD HOUSE, near I)owntnn, Wilts, with walled Gardens. Hot-houfes, Stabks, Coach hooks, and aft other convenient Offices, add Twenty-fix Acres of Patture Land, la , ein t h e occupation of the Earl of Mdmeibury —About Twenty Acres more of Mum land may Se had. If required; and the Ma nor of Houma:tit, adjoin: g to Downton, wilt be I.t with tho above. fl• Barford-tiouk is only "ix Miles from Saldbury. Enquire of Mr. Arney, Clok, Salifbury; or of Mr. Mowland. Downtoo, Wiha, who will Ihew tie 16 The Humble Confidence of the Dying Believer." day veaa puldifiand, price es. nd. ASERMON, ocealioned by the rmich•lamente a l Death of WALTER TAYLOR, Efq. of PORTSWOOD GREEN ; who died April aj. aged 69 years. preached at South.. damson, May 8, sBoy. With fume Account of the Deee.fed. By WILLIAM KINGSBURY, M A. Printed 101 the Author, by T. Bake and 'on, High-fin-ea, Southampton; and fflid in London, by T. Williams, stationer's court, Ludgate ttreet ; and 'f. Conde:, Sucklerflaury. Patrol:6,d by die ROYAL FAMILY and NOBILITY. DIXON. AN 111111.10U5 PILLS, • For !Mous and Gouty Diftirdero, Nervous and Skk Head-Ache; Notvlencks,Heart•burn, Stc, 131.131.1CterliffinnyufbuzoN%Ap:ri Bt Lin x” Pi lAA( A added to Twenty Years extenfive private Pradice, the Pros priaor, as an Apothecary, has experienced in the high Circle, its their ufc, point them out as 'he mutt tilkacious And convealeng Medkine for la removal of Bilious and Gouty Complaints, d far Haile Difirdcrs which wit fruits an irr.guis, keret' m of Bil e ; Hot Climates, a nd free during Pregnancy t cy . re end. iwody fervicesbic hi ; r.ivimtbsg Cof ive.. fa. sickliefs at the Stew meal. Nervous and Ste k Head-achs. a d tut: . e . a ik ne s ab x ne ni ff it ea uy whkb ali too frequently :t tack the Fair . ea a •di State pkr.od. hick e N n a ca'n e.:l ti rentir P o likd ito, s on ad t . h e ' ll in .ni b . y fu N p. th f ' ran, further moot Sold wholeale only by Mr Rutter, No. 4, Chespfide, Lundong and ri tail by bull and Callwcif Dublin; Rack New York; B.g. uey, Guerot y Bergen. tifitioce blot Edin Mir ft : PAyst and Richards, I . lymouth ; &lam and ...Wain. Portinsewth RawfoN Hun, and by troll Mi dicta. Vend, rs to every lawn hi the U Kintikons, lo Buses at Cs, slid is. 9d. ears, and (sadly len% tialuing five Deus, at Bas each. WHEN Pmfeffiunal Men of education and fponfibllity deviate froin tie general fyftern by the Molina of a peculiar Branch, the far.dtion of long condoned Noel* is the bell criterion of fupertorky. • Ten years have I devoted my pradtict to the exclofive trearment of THREE. DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppufe as far as I am able tht vagts of thole complaints which are the molt Wyo.-ant la the rata. loguc of human Infirmities. After initiation into every branch as so Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an null period of Pradire to rckue indltridsal• from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradlitlonem. The THREE DISORDERS, to the care of which. I have devote' my attention, eompnie every fpecles of VENEREAL . INFEC. *now, whether of a recent or long duration...ldly, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Seherallmm, se the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that derangement of the fritent in Wongrn which limned BARREN NESI or ST ERILI . . . Numerous difcsfes are the refult of %Romer or hallo is den t►easment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequentiv harpews that the feeds of Li& are polfoned bythe Indiferetfou of an unguent. ed hour. By a fuperlor method fuck complaints ant tinny curt* and even where others have failed, I trait Cat 1 may prefamc to °!!x a radical re eftablithroent. Few, however, are the cafes of can plkated tharefa in tie des seder, compared with the calamitous fituationt of Men, who from ineulgence In a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent 01liCtie, ■ fall. ~able Life, acquire that Rate of Debility wads* is 60 unaxoniable confequenee of fuch pernicious hibita. Where the unhappy furcrer broods over his mifety, but earetifir conceals his misfortune, it may be fume confoiatioa for bin to knew, that although It be an übjett of doubt or unceralnry wit► other PraAiloners, the removal of thef , DEFICIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renovation tithe Jays iremeut of snymperienam If the rites of Bacchus or Yens have begun to reduce manly vb. gour, mods anxiety will be remitted by an estAy enuntrnathlon this languid Rate, and In theft cafes no great dilkoltios will OCCUR But where this ddlciersey has for years exiSed, a peeper Per. feverame Is indifpenlilay rogallne t• revive the !umbering 4Mtillit of Life, and to re-anhnate the Caneknains MARRIED WOMEN, who have leu bets difsppointed t►eir ex peetations of . a Itimay, May be afttred„that in molt I•v flames futh (ideas are curable by Medical 011. The !SECRECY whkh k fo 4:Benda! to my undertaking, sod the Quablieatt is which 1 have proiened to Rate. form t►e Oda 1 my pretenhons, and in coisseidence with (rich this lertiamaloa is given, that Mr. BREE may be confulted peconail. (or by Immo inelofing a Imall note) at his ►eak, No. sp, Arondel4troce, emai l ttear Temple-Bsr . There Is an additional entrance In Water4lreet atijoiningoei the name is on both the doors. IL SREE, Member of doe Royal College of Swims. WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS, For the Green Sickads, mod miser Diforden iisdanct co Y. _,.. Fatiales. THE following inflances of their uncommon ell. racy, ue worthy the atletotoo 4 the @Sided; To Mn. KEARSLEY. i;iick — eri - 122 - M, Feb. 20, 214. Moisos.-4 beg leave to retorts you molt grateful thmsks in the name of Sarah Noyes, whom I recommended to your kind bene. valence, the abet day, in a say 11l Rate of health, viz. a porti col r diforder is "h:& your fully famous Weaves Palette Pieta are CO particularly recommended; it is oetdkfa far use ea abferve toyou, bow much b. tier the finds hcrfdf, frost only it& ing erne box, a. no doubt you will have aculardentooltration Me delivers this farther requelt fore rept-titian of your landoeh in my Dame; you will no doubt hays, from bar own mooch, has much better fhe is in conaitution as in external apposnoec, own can allure you, with the great& re pea, you have m all times my utmoft wins and confent to male the above cafe as public you thine proper, and refer any perfon or ;terrors who doubt the fame to, Madam, Year molt obedient humble Servant, C.Oarxauuo, Boolifeller. u , Tvrickenham, Map, 'Soy. Ms with infinite ph:afore I addath you once NUM ha behalf of Sara's No;: es, who has received fo much benefit from taking only two boxes of your truly valsabie medinine, via. Wawa's Pasant Pleas, as to enable her ago about her daily an*/ ckeerfany g the4welling of her legs is entirety gone, her antipleaion lesstszne ed t 9 its natural calm', her appetite tsceedbyly good, magi wart trifling, and I verily believe two boxes more win puled as ad mirable curt, which f earneftly folicit you for In her name, obi who will ever be alien gratefully bound to pay fo-, Your's, C. 88888 1.41110. Madam.—Having been for fame length of time a sander of your molt invaisabk medicine, vix.Waaen's Festaaa Pa LLCMS indirect', to apply to you as the regular Vender for a fupply.having bad a niece and legend other young wfirrten rdtared from, to an if' pearante, the borders of the grave. at the happinefs of youthful and blooming health, by the ale only of this Medicine ; will thank you therefore weed use two dozen by Hart, Tunbridge Welk artier, Queen's Head Inn, in the Borough, Toefdays and EWA)... who cm Qu een's will pay you the amount. I am, Madam, your obedient Servant, Franc, near Tunbridge Wells, C. ft fwd. We eb's Fond' Pins (with &talons) price sa ed. a Box. ere fold wholefalt by 0. Keartcy, Fleet-fired, Loodnn ; Dicey and Co. Now Church-yard, Cheapfide; F Newberry, No. as, St. Pad'? Chord...yard; Bacon and Co. No. tyo. Oafard area ; News ChespFde ; and Barclay and Soo, Fleet .marker alio Retail by Pbh diog, 000 rd-first; Hart-ftreet, bilowdbory; &ratty, Strand; E. Newbery, the Corn; rof St. Paul's Cinarels-yard, is& gate.treet ; Golding, Condor; Wade, Old Sond.ftr et; at teas Madidne Shop (not Theo) front of the Royal Lachine; Clash, No. cAn, Bonstgla I Ward, Holborn and Yates, Sloan. areet. Knightlblidge. • • As member medicine Is fold seder the name of Wdeh's male Pills, winch Is !purism, purvisafers arc requelled to restocks at the furs teftimaeiy of authenticity, that each bill a diredboto is figned with the time of C. KtAILSILIT fu hand writing; sad or the monde, vrltereby fervantt cannot be Impofed en, the damp Is primed by pertstilliem of Ns Majaity's Hemourable Commifi nt cars of Stamps, theme C. listalley, N 0.46. IFkat.liklab Nme align ars sca.4;3e. LOs4X))i Primal and publih d by LP.VELKENT.(dCan nctboryldsce. Lambeth) at ttu. brim °lnce, Na I. Carer Am. hiAlaisd alt• is Um Sum Versos. Tea l o Imo tt V th kr 13: For to 1 ri 1 Ma • .1 AOC 1 e: .1; Hift tTPc Pai t 4 dittli' 441.4"