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the 28th of December, a leg of pork, value 4.5. 6d. the prooerts of Wiliam Jenkins. It apra, ed th.t, the prosecutor is a pork but cher, in Aldcrlgare dreet. On the above men tioned day, about twelve o'clock, he fen! his fer vant, a very young girl, with a tray containingtwo legs of . pork, to the Gentleman and Porter public. bottle, in Nicholl-fquare, in that neighbourhood, the owner of which had purchased one of them. The girl delivered the leg of pork to the milts - el, at the bar, which her hulband had felefted ; and while this was doing the laid the tray upon the bar counter. The two prifoners and another man, it appeared, were drinking at the bar at the time, and eyed the remaining leg of pork very atten tively ; the prifoner Charles took it up in his hard to Irv* at it, and one of the others obferved, 1 ' that if it were baked it would Ihrink up to no thinr." The g i rl jull turned her head a fi de, when theleg of pork and the party at the bar were gone. The alarm. was given, and the profecutor accpusiut ed with the circumftance ; a purfuit took place, and the two prifoners were met in Golden lane.— They (troth, it appeared, offered the profeebtor half a pinea to proceed no fu ther in the brifinefs. This he refuted, and the prifoners endeavoured to get away without effed. The above circomaances being clearly proved in evidence, and the defence of the prifoners not being of a fatirfa&ory nature, the Jury had no he fitation in finding them both Guilty. John Morgan, for Dealing a filver watch, value hl. the gondk of William Smith, in the dwelling. orde of Henry Smith. The circumtlances of this cafe, though of a ca pital nature, were (hortly given in evinence. The prifoner it appeared went into the houfe of the pro. fecutor, in one of the streets near Bethnal Green, and entered a room ono the Groond floor, where William Smith, the fon of the profecutor, and a young man, brother oldie former, were afleep in bed; the lifting of the latch rather awakened them. However, the prifoner boldly advanced, took the watch off the peg on which it was hang ing near the bed's head, and walked off with it.— The elder brother, to whom the watch belonged, got up, jolt alarmed his father, and iu his fhirt ran after the man ; he overtook him about twenty yards from the houfe, and found the watch in his poffeffion. The man begged his forgivenefs, and faid. be had a wife and two children, who were in want. - _ _ _ Thr prifoner, an elderly man, made no defence, and Mr Juftice Rooks nbferred, that the whole was made out againft the prifoner, if the Jur v were of opini.m the watch was worth 4os. The Jury then infpctned the watch, and after eonfidcring a lit.le, found their vetcliet Guilty of fieal;ng to the value of 39.5. which obviates the ca pital par of ;he charge. s!for- Dover, for ttealing two pair of (beets, feterat haadkerchiefs, lioefongs, and various other articles of wearing apparel, in a dwelling houfe. It appeared the had been employed as a chair woman, in the houfe of Mr Layton, a Chip broker. She was generally fent for to *Ma the maid for ',ant whenever there was a watt. Mrs. Layton frequently miffed tome of her things, and ufed to 1 cation her lots to the prifoner, who obferved: it was a 46 fad thing ;" but denied all knowledge of the articles loft. The profectstor st lan fent - for a con liable, who came and fearched the fervant's boa, In which nothing belonging to her snafter was found. He then went to the ptifoner's lodg ings, which he fearched, and in a box he found feveral pawnbrokers duplicates. Two or thre . pawnbrokers came forward with a variety of articles, which they Paid, the prifoner bad pawned with them; and all thefe were favann to by the profecotor. It not having appeared that the hole to the va lue of 4cos. at any one time, the Jury left out the :capital part of the chisige; and found her Guilty of /leafing under that turn. 2.4. loner was capitally indiSed for healing two .filver candletlicks, value Sl. in 'the dwelling hour.: of Mrs. Penton, the property of H.nry Penton, Efq Mrs. Elliott laid, that the lived in Wimpole ftreet, immediately oppofite Mrs. Penton's houfe On the nth of November, between nine and ten o'clock in the morning, (he law a man, to all al)• pearance dreffed like a batch?r, going down the area of Mrs. Penton's bottle; and to the bell of ' her recolleaion, the prifoner was the man. John Starling Paid, he was footman to Mrs. Penton, whole hutband did not live with her. On the morning in quaint; he brought down the can , dlefticks 61.1 in the indiatnent, Into the pantry, to Glean them. Isle left them there, and went to his, breakfaft. Soon after the baker knocked at the door with Come bread, which the witnefs took from him, and went again to his breakfen. When he had done he went into the pantry, and miffed the candletticks. He went immediately and informed the baker of his Infs. The baker Paid, as he was going tip the area, after leaving bread at Mrs. Penton's, he met a man, dreffed like a butcher, who ohfervcd, that he kart came in good time, and went down the area. The witnefi thought he was the butcher who ferved the bottle with meat. He did not take particular notice of him, therefore could not fay he was the prifoner at the bar ; that man had the fame kind of drefs on which he afterwards law the partner in at Hatton-garden. A fcrvant girl, who lived on the opposite fide of the way, laid, the law a man, like a butcher, go down the area on the morning in quenion ; and, to the ben of her recolleSion, it was the miconer. _ _ A conflable laid, he took the prifoner on th, gth of December, in lirtinfwick.frynare,nn a flrong fufpicion of his being a thief, becanfe he was, at that time, in company with further man, looking down the area of every houri in the allure. He was than in the drefs of a butcher, having can a blue jacket and a blue apron, and a ficel. An officer belonging to HAtten-garden feid,th.it after the prifoner was given into his caftneiy, and lodged in confinement, lie very nearly effected efcape, by breaking the roof of the place he w.ts I .eked up in.—After a fhnrt deliberation, the Jury tonnd the prifoner Arcs Guilty. The prifoner is an old man ; and has all the ap pe ir ince of an old offender. He gave no account of faimfelt; nor called any wimcfb w fpirak fur him. PoLicl. Boy it itset.—On Saturclaythe wife ofa refpelta hle host 'ekeeper, in the neighbourhood of Suffolk itreet, Cha' irg crofs, exhibited articles of the peace aping her htifbanti,in conkquence of which a war rant w.ts ilfued for his apmfion. About Pout o'clock t contiable went to his houfe; the hulhand anfw•ered the knot k at the done, and denied hirnfell to the ern:table, but at length acknowledged be wa , the pc don. This priforrer took the conliable into the kitchco, ‘t here he went into a violent pal Eon, and tol,l his mother he would do for her (meaning his wile) that. night. The prifoner inquired of the con. Rable tt hat time the Magihrates would be lilting, and, on being infor teed (even o'clotk,he declared he would not go till that time; he inliantly feized a bayonet from a mulket, and told the conftable to keep off; or he would Rah him; he ran out of the bottle into Wat wick•llreet, entered a bottle, and jumped out of the one-pair of itairs back window, and made his efcape.—ln the comic of the even ing the conftable met him by chance in the neigh. bourhood of the office, when he took him into cur. tody, and brought him before the Magi:hates.— The wife attended, and Rated various asls of ill treatment, and once in particular, that he bad at. tempted to flab her with a knife. He was ordered to be committed to Tothill. field Bridewell, fur want of fureties, and the Ma-' giftrates faid, he mull bring unexceptionable bail before he would be liberated. _ Three men were brought to the office, charged with Ilea:ing a waggon, three honks, and 31 racks of coals, the property of Mr. Dickins, of the New Jamaica Wharf, Surrey fi de of Blackfriars bridge. It appeared that the coals were feat from the wharf to a gentleman who lives in chambers in Lincoln's Init.between four and live o'clock on Saturday af ternoon, when there was no perfon in the cham bers The carman was a canfiderable time in fearch of the laundrels to receive them, and when he had found her lie returned into Carey-ftreet, to unload the coals, •A hen he miffed the waggon, and went in purfuit of it in vain. Between five and fix o'clock, as two of the link boys belonging to Covent-garden Theatre, were palling through the Bowl-yard, St. Giles's, on their way to the Theatre, they obferved four men endeavouring to carry a lack of coals, very awkwardly, and not dread like coal-heavers, they obferving a wag. gon, loaded, dofe by, they thought the men had not come honetily by them, and went and gave I information to Croker, one of the Bow Itrect pa utak, who procured affiflance, arid went in purfuit of the waggon, and traced it into Buckeridge fircet, St. Giles's, where four men were unload• ing it. As fc.on as the officers made their ap pearance, two of the men who were unloading the waggon (who are fuppnfed to be the original thieves) ran off and made their efcape. The two other men the officers fecured, likewife the man at whole houfe the coals were unloading. The offi cers found three lacks in the cellar, concealed un der tome rags. They were all committed fur fur ther examination. A man was charged with dealing a haunch of mutton front Mr. Vaughan'► (hop „the butcher, direttly oppofite to the Office. about fix o'clock on Saturday evening. In the count: of the examina tion, it came out. that the prifoner had Holen the tub belonging to the waterman of the fiend of coaches in Charles-dreet, Covent-Garden, to (land upon to reach the mutton. lie was fully commit ted for trial. Marssiow•Houst.—Saturday John Cossor was brought before the LORD MAYOR, charged - with acting for fide a eriaraity of filver plate. which lie confeffed he had brought from the wreck of the Hindoftan. lot off Margate on Tuefday. A Pawnbroker, in Teasley-Ili-co, produced the plate, confilting of fpoons, ladles, and filver forks, with two midfiiipmen's dirks, all apparently new, and which the pi ifoner offered for fate at his (hop, on WeJnefday night la(t, flying he was one ofdie clew of that (hip. and had loft every thing that be longed to him. Tke Pawnbroker doubting his army, gave him five liiiiiings, and defired him to call again, which he did on Friday night. The prifuner told his LotJlhip, that what Parker laid was true ; that he sea; one of the crew of the HinJoilan ; and not being able to get on Chore in the fit ii boat, was &fired by the Second Mate to take what he could catch hold of. He found this parcel on the gun-Jock, and took it, not knowing what it was. A perfun from the India Houfe told his Lord 'ip, that feveral of the furvivors from the Hin eloilan would Ihortly be in town, and would he Aie to 'explain this b fiaifs. The prifoner was therefore remanded. THAIMIS OFFlCS.—renerday now Morris, who was a labourer at the Loodna Dock, Wap. ping, was fully committed lor trial, on a charge of itealiag a large qiuntity of iron belonging to the railway, betides iron elailis belonging to wag gons working on the Dack. On Saturday evening two men were committed fur trial, uts .1 charge of &ailing two large copper Ilicet4, from the New Dock at Poplar. where they been at•wor k. G u I LDII A Li..—Yeacrday a woman was charg ed with rob Sing her ready furnished lodgings, in the hook of Mr. Burdon, in gas -Wean. She wasColll - for re-examination. Serer►l diforderly women were committed to By idewell, and others admonifhcd and difcharged. rrscrt artx.—Yeaerday a man of the name of Murray, was charged by a foreign tarior, with defrauding him of fifteen pounds worth of lace, &c. under pretence of buying the fame. lie was committed for re-examination. _ _ Woassir STlffT.—Yellerday a boy of the narne of Athirst, not nor: than fourteen years of agr. was examined on a charge of picking the p-tket of a Gentleman on ti.itiard.ty my ht laic of a handkerchief, at a puhlic.iioure. On beigg fz4:ched, feveral other liandkrrtiliefs were found ',iron him. He wag co:wonted:Or re-tiAniination. Sof Dw ILL.—Y/11044y two ing men were Charged on 1; (Orion of N4vir.g c,,mnutted divers turgiries on he lip-ow .ers; alter a Iltort exami th,er were a fll-!ltted to be brought..up sg:Lin fur a sail . i. 114444.41. tbrtnort 11,11tKATS. CORICEXCHANGE.MONDAY, JANUARY t•. et ETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, 1nc1t.,.11:1 only f;qtn tile 3d lii Janos?" to the Sth nl jahonr,. Tota3-6893 (t2arters. Average 541. yld lower than lan return. PRICE OF HOPS. I Kent 91 bto 1:1 " .t - ti .:- Kcnt ;o1 os to tzl 047 E swks • t o 01 to tc,l is., 7; sulks tot CS to tII 4* k * I aa - cz so 0s to tot ifs! ) C4 Earn.' ill as to 01 oa )r: PR:C.E OF SEEDS, January 17. Red Clover (new) Son to Ill) per cwt. Rcd Clt.vrr (old) 35s to Pas pa cwt. 'White disco 764 to 1301 11 reoil sol to 75. I unap 181 to 251 per hafliel Rye Grans 281 to .st,s per guzzler Carraway 401 to 441 per cwt. Cos ionier OD to ris (Utica . Canary Seed Sos to 90$ ditto New Rape Seed sa to 3.':1 per laft. Brown Mott.ird Seed tss to sis per hulk& White ditto to. to se, fur ditto. Broad Beans 321 to 45e per do. Long Pods sGs to ails pia . do. SMITHPIELD, January ay. To Guk the effel—per Bette sal 81b. Beef es 6d to Gs od I Veal Gs oa to 8s ed Mutton 5s ed to 6s 4d 1 Pork 3. od to 6, cd NEWGATE and LEADhNIIALL, January 17. Per Bone of Ch, by the carcore. Beef 31 8.1 to 5s od I V,al 5s ed to 76 8d Mutton eg 44 re ss sd Pork se ad to (o od Stock at 2.:arket rile morning, Beafts saco--Sheep 11,500. PRICE OP HAY AND STRAW, January s 7. Sinithackl. St. Junta's. Whiteehepel. tt lri 1 4:5W6 014 Ooto7 /or ote7 70 Straw :nest:6 2 zootos so i &Sias 6o Clover s oto6 Is 6 toto7 Is • COALS, Jasinrr s 7. BA Coals In the Pool, at 12s. 6.1. par MAR.& Delivcred 31. tts. od. Sunderland. 2l. 711. ea._ Lichened el. is& ed At Warrninner Market, on Saturday 11111, the prices of Britith Corn Were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, Al. 16s. to 31. os. Barley, ii. 4s. to tl. 7s. Oats, ists. to 11. as. Beans ) , 11. 16s. to 21.45. At the Clerkenwell Seffi,.ns, IF. Hgj was in 4 dieted for defrauding W. '.Voodridge, of Gs. by felling him forged nrders of admittance to Covent- Garden Theatre, figned with the name of Mr. Drabam. The tte was clearly proVed, and the prifciner found guilty; but in confequence of the very excellent charatter given him by Mr. Ilaan Aal and Signora STORACI, he was fentenced only to an imprifontnent of fourteen days. Friday morning early a fire broke nut at a seat eboufe, near king Edward's Stairs, Wapping, which was extinguifited by fereral firemen belong ing to the Phoenix Fire-Office. It was the more alarming, as the conduits were nearly froze up; and, had it not been for vcty great exertions, the furrottncling prevaifes could not bavc elcaped de ftrivEtion. _ _ .... The child who was burnt to death in Red Linn areet was buried on Sunday nigh:: another of the children is not ezpeaed to recover ; and their I , wretched parents, wish two others of their children, 41-C but recovering in-the hc.fpital. On Friday evening the Coroner of Surrey held an incinifition on the body of Mr. Joao Tuca, Lite of Walworth Common. The deeeafed had been nut on Tuefday eollefting . his rent, at Ber rriondley: returning much intoxicated, he fell into a ditch in the Kent road, where he haeLlain tome time before he was difcovered by the watchman, who toi•k him out, and afilled him as far as he would let him. On his way home, at the end of Apollrobuildings, a perfon coming up: who (aid, he knew the deceafed, advifed the watchman to let him alone, and he would fit down and come :Ilinut recently, when he would get up and go hoine, as that was his ufual way. Very unfortu• natcly the watchman took his advice, and left him, and a aunt time after he was found frozen to death. The Jury found a vendia—Died by the vifltatiun of GOD. - Lad Week, a man was apprehended at &mho- rough; Yorkllsire, on fulpicion of being a dcferter from the Gnarls. While on his way to Rother ham, under the efeort of two constables, he at tempted to efcape by leaping into the river, but the &earn running very (!tong, he was unable to crofs it, and was again taken. On their arrival at Rotherham, the prifoner was much debilitated from the exertions he made to fwim acrofs the ri ver, and having remained fo long in his wet clnaths, was put to bed, and proper nourifbrrent adminallered for Isis recovery. A sort time after the conflaWes entered the room, bnt the fell3w had taken the bed rope and defcended by it born the window, which was two (lodes high, and has not force been heard of. A MURDER COMMITTID 12 TIMIS AGO. — Tile following 'insular circumnance has occurred nt Deal, in Kent, within thtfe few days:—A p:rfon, who has kept a public }rode in the neighbourhood ' of Deal with much refpetlability for louse years, svas difputing with another perfon in Deal, high words, arofe, and a foldier belonging tn the regi ment inbarracks these, came upand enquired what was the matter. After the altercation had fubfide..), the foldier Paid to the publican, that he was lure he was a Linenlnfbire man by hisvoice and dialeA ; the publican (aid he Was, but that he had not been there Ins tome years. The foldier foot) after called on one of the Islagiftrates of Deal, and informed him, that a murder was committed about s a years ago in Lincolulhire; by three men ; that two were taken and executed, but that the third, though frt. , quently advertiaed for, was never found. and that 1 he firungly furpeified the publican was themn.— 1 Tile Magi itratefent a Itateinentof the circumftancc and a defcription of the publican's perfon to the plate where the murder was Rated to have been enm mitted. and received Inc anfwia that the (hutment made by the tOldier was correet, as.J that the defer; il , Lio n oft he publican anfwered in a great merfurethat I of the misid.tcr who had made /us efcape, but that it it was Lhc fame rtil,n,lie had a gun-thou wound in i one of his kgs. The publican was taken up, an] on his legs being infpeted by a (urgent', he p-onolinced that a wound appearing on one ofthe legs WAS a gun ill it wound, in coolcquence of which the publican luss been committed to Deal R.' , 1, in •irder to be fent to she County where the soul da teas committed, to take his trial. DIR Ti 7r, ,1 ot Ceylon. 11..• zt: OA of Wray lal/ 5 the Ladr of ; : :.Titqtfort, of a fon. At C'otr.teta,t.ll, Cie 1.1.4 of C010r...1 Campbsll, of 6th roe. mitt, of dauaater. the 244 tat. at Greta Hall, K.:lrklt. the Lady of T. S. f q , Ofa 11.4114;hr , r. 11. td),ol..i;L•ckli.a . .4 tee Lady of Ca}tain C. Caldwell, lad fun. . M. .K 1 L On Thornily Lift. at 113(WiCtl, Jor, ph (;rove, Fig of Wood.. t.wd, hOi.x, w \ (:..F.tio, chleft. tianghter of Major °aural ~t L.t tyri. war Dont:rip. . _ At I diutonv,S, on 3d iiiitant, Dr. Alexander Wilii am F on A •ntkruthcr to • hies Daatrli Johnftoo, daughter of Andrew poitillon. 1.61 oiPittowle. 09 he 31 tak. the Rev. Jima frendeKon, &finlike:. of that COdigrik r iii o il ut kl :w;:11. to Mifs Ch tiaa Dickron, sLaughter ut the Late Arclid. Ditk fou, of kiliffendeau B. ral. At Cloninell. I.i.uteeaot Nixon, of the 27th Foot. to MX. Daudis, of rounty Cork. I Ise on-ft:vet, Du...tio, Sant. Page, Fig. to Mrs. Somers. By fiacciat lift4WG. Li the Pad& Church of Dunteekrien, c 'ugly I:odour, cianutcl Geule, Mil. of ck... , ftaltl, queen's ottunty. o mifa Broth, ad Ilagficer of Mr. Janice Brufla, St. , ladirever . Itrect. Duh On the Bth init. et St. Georges'eChsrch, Southwark Bum; Fig Deroolktre-ttreet, Devoatite-fqjtatz, to mai osir k r un . daughter of :he Ice ltar. S. Rohinfuts. of Rii.oo, Yoe - Whin% Os the ath alt. Thomas Ulher. Etq of the Nan. to 34L Fuller, of Grove. On the inftant,liena7 John Lamottes 73q. of orattOr. maid-ftran, to Mite Mats ide Rayne*, of New anekingb,l4 Norklk. Lately, at Stockton, Wm. Hale. EN : fort of Omni Hat, ttli MNr Webeter, cfaughter ct Rowland Hall , Efq. of that place. - - • Yee ento. m , rn!n%. 1; her daughter's, *he Hem. Melt Mince% in Upper Brook-arca. Gtobrenor4grare, the coma tefs Downer of AyleTbnry. - Ot; Ms bOttfe In Princes-*rat. lkUnbargla. on &coda inflant. John IM.Gowan, At Bruatilland, on the 4:1. snit. aged 70 ycara. htt. James Hrchinfon, merthan there. la Portutulio, John itobinfon, Efq. Marthal to the Athol. inky, and one of tbc Notnics of DtaWin. ait - Dtsaf=alltna, the 2,)th uk. Lapt. John Wardlair, t 9 Mifs Low, may daughter Adana L0w.134. of flutdel. 'melt, at altiverftokr, S. Little, Efq. of the Royal Nary, to itifs Sally Har.m. of Betty Haute, Hams. At fi• !lateen, the 3 ift uie.jos. liorsca, Efq. late of Calleotta, to Mifs atria:an Jell! floor Lately, the !key. Ulu= $4, of Wacmicitee, to Wit iL A. Wyche, of SsaillFe... lately. at Confide Hall, in the county of Sabp, at an ad. tamed ase, Henry Crrpett Pelham, Efq. it Dundee. the pp. olt. John Henderfon. of Etoettdbid,l4. On the a;111 ult. at Straniore-Saafe. county of Awn, Jot, Ftlehardfnn, 2t. oneef the Society ealkd Quakers. At Ca meta, in June lift, of a bilious fever, Wm. Holland. Pfq.inerahald , ogedm,foo of the late Rue. Hickok, Holland Rector of &Word, in Lim • On Wednefday ieDnight, fadilenly, Mrs. Hake, wife aim Rev. A. D. Hake, of Peterborough. and niece of the late Choc tal Philipfon. . _ . On the itth inftant. in the sgth Tearer herr art, Mrs. Mary jahofton, wife of Capt. johnfton, of High Holborn, attd tialsqlw ter MIAs Smith, Efq. of Crofs, near Lonikintiary, in frelarig. On the 4th inflaut, at his houfc, Rantfay Lodge, Edinbargl a Jane* Stwft. Efq. IleN WA kAI LONDON ikalOGL TO-Mbkßak Morning • • ••• • • a =unites after 10 Attranoos 37 suluotes akar so • To THOMAS YLOR. Efri. Honoured Sir, .Edinburgh, March a!, .401. y BEG ,leave to infante you, that ever ( * wee the year t7iio, I have been &Mama with the Ines Venues; whkls, front its übilMmely ranks every murk of medceine prefcribtal by the molt eadoent al the facaky hay, and tender krere courfa of klirratios. and twice dikbarpod from the Hufpital, with little relief, would appear to be of tips molt Inveterate nature. In the fpring Of lad year my Midge hi got to fuck a head, as ncarlr to put ',Moho nty eiret I had a large akar on the crown of my head, one an each arms and my legs were brat, out In a Irish:Kul manner; my rigid was dreadfully painful, and had Ikea In a date of itionsisied for the Lft (even veers ; my left had alt o two large Bodes ip s o wu very much difeedenred,and rave me fuch atcruciadng partkularly when warm In bed. aanearly to dep eive ma omit In this larnentsbk Rate I was rosonuaended by h 4 J. Timm. fon, (who nxeived fo creat a cure by them Lem). to arks per Lake's Patent Pala, which I begmi to du on the a6tbotlpt;;; In the courfe of a mini: tit I beg.a to receive benefit-4n Ms , more than a mouth the ulcers on my Lead =derma were found. ty 114003 after the tares on my kga headni however, cooLdcrable dikolouratiou in the ado, and gala he the bore of the kit, which, by dm bieiGng of 090, sada IM PI longer perfcverance in yob inealasbie Al.alicine , fuhlidol; sodeothtworliwg, the chin regaining its natural bue...ead the oar turner pains gradually gulag olE—I thus bccume, by your libe ral advice and medicine,perfeelly fro: from ail mytunnercons plaints—liave recovered my former fpirit and drengtli, endue become jolly-and fat, in which Item having oentbtand nuuw -munch. to the altuaidintan of all who Item me ' I set at a bah In what terms to caprefa my gradonde, kid be g pey lee da good of ether fuffering mortals, to make this my cafe m pabka as poffildc, as I Rail an every recalion ; in Gs doing you 143 greatly ob lige, Sir, your grateful, obedier.t, very humble ferven t ALEX. MURK/iR. Swan's Clok, High-Aron, Edialmegb. Witnetics to the above can Jahn Thampfon, Na. 3. New Poultry-market. John Matadi .014 Afftzahy ciafe,Siinkurgh. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor. THOMAS TAY. 1.0 R; Member of the do/deader of Sarzeons, at his Hoak. )10.,, Hew drialgo.firect. London; where, after a madtant retidence Clanton* than thirttaz altars In a praelke paniesid ly direeted to the cure of Weald Complaints, and tisofe Inci dental to the Perts of Generation, with that inviolable leen:el whisk Melt of hl.. Prefdlion amid al in y. obligee/its Inch mites be Salim hlmfelf..the advice aod asftsoce he gmhdasedy minittera to perfons taking this Madiekic, wia be ette,mied. by a Wet:ruing Public, as an advantage sebions addrakie, sad void of ell atubiguery. Ago fold, bij his appointment. for the convehlande dgMR living at a atlftantll, at the Perfit..ter's. No. is, St. Agracrio Pad. Mall - Topdhop. No. to o t. Oafosd-Qnhns l Mr. Di/borough . % N.. 7, Alb ftreet-tadi Mr. Sleet, bilokkiler. No. 1, Unin•-row, Little Towor.hill ; Mr. Battery. iwltb bridge ' }Anhwei ; Mr. Ca li well's. Dubin ; ae.a by oneps lon In efery cofluderable town in Great Ihrltain end ireta.l ll bides ef only anad. meh..fosei tap. with fed and Oda di .ralkasorbereiiy perfoas sof either Lee may care thaufelad ird•li cafe . (peed ..biercey, and Wet?. H. b. Ever , Ma fold in Great Britain is reeled wit upr i j . Stamp, on ch. by favour of the Comuniflinei is, Is p as the Sallop.O.Sce.-.T. Taylor, No. p. New Bridge-ftroct...4o enitare 'dwelt I, 'dusty, and ad ahem arenennterfeit • LONDON: Primal fir tie by DANigly (rat tahleyriane. Coweie•Dentee) et the STAR Pe eirtisr Derma, 4ls I, Corerilreet end publithcd by LEVEL ICENT.er Casterturpplarr,Llmbeth)at No. I.Caert-Itu. and at Air Sega -Orrarzi• Ts , mir-Iler ; awwHch (Mkt .11 curnmunicaticeetut titairitoa arc rcqueA44 Lek cddaliiroa I This day was publilltett. plies an. THE SECOND PART of a TREATISE oa the BATH WATERS, conaiwcbmding their hiledieistal Powers in zestaal; ansipsnicaLtrly as they.rniate to **Com e ; DTI - Maas ChimeBs. Cow. Cutsneous Eruptions. Stbestmatifin panda= acid Line Cm. Ste. tee. &AI rat'. y d GEORG F. SMITH•GIBBES, M.D. F.R.S. Late Fellow of M.tzdalene Coliese t Oxford; Fellow et dy Royal Medical Sodety at k4l6hurgh, ate. Bath: Prisued by W. 14eyier ; end fold by tbc hoards lets la Bath ; and bwitetainieos, Loudon. • Of w'mat may be had, price pa. Dr. Gibbees Firft 11 - cadre, containios a Chemical Analy4e of the Bath Waters.