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fnet: £,47:701., ( , (.7 - . z. f:•. —At Olt! tcc , idt of a ivcicty in this city,l fend yo-. 1 11:c foil-win:t Ode, by the pyrn;tii-4) uf the Au u, 1, much ; ;-1% poll - 0)1e to the patzi it 1 , 7,-411 c,.—Your's, ---- Dulcc ct t:ccoi um Lit Pro patria mori. By well-e3ro'd fame, ry b , :'s came, ~:'s rnfang6:l'.! And by thy C•ns at Crefey Cain ; Draw, ! draw the vengeful (word, Let Math or V icTry ! be the word. • By bleak HAeti.i's groans and ugh', And by her raviik'd daughter's cries. hy wafted plaini, he v-'s wrongs, and 1/•l.zinses chains, vcnee.icc flifhing from the eye, Britons live, or Britons die. As 'ern w:.en Czar lcd his holt, And In 01..Ldy fought old 415;,,,'s craft, Their patriot brcatts thy fon, expoild, And broke the art of svar-traln'd foes; Whilft De! ;:. fang in words or tire, To Death or Vh.ft.ey afpire— Lct Pm:lts Ltpt...nr-. and 1 - I;:ery ra:re Hn f;rvile fulfoine praire ; Let rrenchwen watch a Dert's And crin;irg kits r Tyrant's rd; (ry, 2ritons ; cry with Weft brcath, 0 !giTy Wl Li fey rr Dr.:lS! J. PO% t It. .URREI SESSiC,VS. THE KI%G THF I...HABITANTS OF THI PARISH ST. SOUTHWARK. The cafe was opmed by Mr. MAR RlnTr, a% an in. diarner: for a %et y ferion% offence : Roo yards of the foot path, c.n the North Eatl lisle of the road leading from I,.cm-flrect to the Gteen Man To-npikeatein3 in fo d.tngetous a (late as to be generally to the gre..t antioance of the footpath paffengers, it being the general tirait footpath from Deptford to London. _ . . Mr. Searles, furveyor, proved the foot-path to be in the moll dangerous Rate, particularly for the two IA years. He lives now on the fpot, and has known the place from a child. The parifh of St. George, by their Roadfmca, always kept it in repair until the hall rim years, when they Coffered it to go altogether to decay, and become an intolerable nuifance. Mr. Sirett, a refident there for the lalt twenty-four Tears, depofed to the Came effee, with the addition, that he has feen the Trußees of the Roadfmen fre. quently, when they have been making the water. table (1. e. °opine the high road down, Co as to carry off the water) throw the fcrapings of the road on the foot path, to raife it higher. In this Rage of the cafe a queftion of lawwas railed and argued by the Counfel on both fides with much abilicl. 4, whether this was fuch a loot path, it being appertaining to the turnpike road, as the parilh of St. George was bound to repair e Mr. MARItOTT and Mr. NOLAN, for the profecu• tion, contended it was, and cited feveral cafes in fop port of their argument. Mr. WITINHALL and MT. LAWISp Counfel for the para, as ftrenuottfly contended that the parifh was not at all bound to repair it ; that the perfons who were bound were the Trittlees of the Roads, who le vied a toll on the is/Angers' carriages, hones, &c. that palled along it ; nil only this, but that a part of the commutation for the Ratute labour' railed within the parilh was paid over to the Truflees of the Road., to keep that part of the foot way next their toad in repair. The Bench, on confultation, delivered their opinion, that the parifh was liable to repair this foot way. The evellion fubmitted by the Chairman, Mr. EVANCI, to the Jury, was divided into two heads, on the two counts of the indu!lment. The fiat count laid the nuifance to be committed by not repairing the highway for horfe and foot paffengers. The fa eond count laid it to be a foot-way only. The Chairman clearly pointed out the bearings on each of the counts, and left it to the jury to determine by verdift.—The Jury, after a few minutes confultation, returned a verdie, the whole it one highway. The Court defired them to reconfider their verdict, as that did not me-t the cafe. They then turned round again, and found 4 , that the Comminioners ought to repair." This was Rated to them as an incompe. tent verdie, the Bench having already determined that the Parfih ought to repair. Three times more did the Jury confult, and their final verdia was “ the Pala of St. George not 'silty." 6Y►!IM• Charlotte Alien, ymelierts . — .lfary efat Hera, Narriet Las, Penn:rainy Lovdl, and Jobe Lovell, all of the gip fey tribe, were put to the bar to anfwer the matters of complaint exhibited againft them. This was Rated to the Court as a profeention in- Aituted by the Society for the fupprellion of Vice, to endeavour to correct the fcandalous praUice of thofe Giplies, in bringing idle perfons about them at Nor wood, to have their fortunes told ow a Sunday ; it was to coffee and fupprefs that evil that had induced the Society to come forward and punifh them, (till wifh ing. that, were there a ray of hope of amendment, the parties migh, be acquitted for this time. The whole were examined, and' the charge of fortune tel ling proved againft them; but on expreffing their eon ition for the pall, and promifing never to offend again in like manner, they were liberated. Charlotte Allen, who appeared the mother and leader of the fet, having fix young children, was dif charged on finding bail for het future good behaviour. • Puntervitjny did nnt meet fo mild a fen tenet. The evidence againft her proved that the not only told the f,.:;l:!ern an's turtune to be rich, 'h a ppy. and have a toil enjoyment of all l.is willies, but teeing him when he came nr with a young Lady, the alked him tl:e nature of their conneetion; he (aid the was his fweethcirt : the v:ily Gipfy then in very plain terms 0!1;•rrd her fervice to tell her fortune, warn the pledged her elf that the would fo we-rk upon her as to make I er fublervient to all his defires—this, it thonld feem, by the evidence before the Comfort's T he main pour of their fchemes, it being a general wile with -abandoned libertines to ingratiate them. (alms wi th your g and inexperienced females, %Lout they take as on a pleafurable patty to Norwood ; there they dine, and, the poor gir s &tilled with wine, Lilly forth to get their fortunes told: the Gentleman has his fortune told firth The plan is then laid what i, to he laid to work upon the feelings of the poor who thus, by a combination of circumdances, i plun:o,ed into inevitable ruin. This fart, mclan• choly as it is, has been ellablithed beyond contradic tion, and is the chief rearon of the Society tding their utmoll efforts to fupprels the praElice. She was fentenced to fix months imprifonment in the Houfe of Coneflion at Newington. At the General Quarter Sell - ions for the county of Kent, held at tile Old Callle, in Canterbury, ol Fri day 1311, James Webber, for an affault on Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart., one of his Majeity's Jultices of the peace, was fentenced to be imprifoned fix calendar months, and to find fureties for two years, viz. him fell in Sol. and two fureties in 251. each. John Allefion, for an affault upon John Head, and for at tempting to reale William Maddon out of confine ment, in the parilh of Saltwood, to be imprifoned two calendar months and find 1 - tactics for one year, viz. himfelf in 201. and two fureties in t each. Tuefday, a Coroner's Inquefl was held at the Ta vinock Arms in Little Coram-fireet, on the body 2f a man who was found drowned in a fmall hole filled s‘ith mud and water near f quare, on Mork.: day morning. He had a one pound note, and a 110 1411, in hi% pocket. It was thought he was in liqtßri, and fell in the night before. The Jury brought in their verdiet 44 Accidental Dent/." The body was owned tome time after. His name was George \Vol land, ar.tl he lodged at No. 30, a coal-fhed, m Mon mouth-timer. He was a 'lngle man, and fuppoicd to have been deranged in his mind. A female ftvindler, aided by a gawdy equipage, has very recently drawn on fume of the Shropfhire banks with conliderable fuccefs ; but a failure in the orthography of a name employed has led to her de. teflimt and the is now in confinement. . . . A man of genteel appearance was apprehended at Ormtkirk on Friday last, fufpeaed of being a French fp). He is, or pretends to be, deaf and dumb. Tuefday morning, about fix o'clock, as a milkman was paging by the New River, near Sadler's he obferved a box floating on the water, which he took out. On being opened, it was found to cnniain body of an infant, fuppofed to be not more than two days old, and was taken to the Clown public•houfe, fur the infpeelion of the Coroner's Jury. On Saturday fe'nnight, 22 fine wether fheep, the property of the Right Hon. Lord Ts si►LEI-own, were Ilelen from a field adjoining his refich.nce at Ongar hill, near Chettfey. BIRTHS. Ou Thurfday le, near Wandworth, the Lady of Francis Fownes Luttttil, Efq. of a fat. Monday morning. in Edward .ftn-et,Cavaulifis fquare,tbe Lady of John Nicholas Kahn, Efq. of a daughter. On the sth inn. Mr. H. Robertion, South St. David's•Rreet, Edinburgh, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Dun tannage Cattle, on the loth nit. K Campbell, Efq. of lunPurfnage, to Mits Frances M'Gregor, youngeft daughter of James M'Oregor, Efq. of Gleogyle. On the aSth ult. at Linderh• Hope Steuart, Efq. of Ballechin,to Mit• Lou& Morley, fecond daughter of the late James Morley, eq. On the 25th ult. Alexand?r Malcolm, Efq. from Bengal, to Mits Charlotte Mortimer, daughter of Mr. William Mortimer, merchant in Aberdeen. William Gilbert Child, Eft,. late Lieutenant-Colonel tithe 19th Dragoons, to Mifs Charlotte de Lancey, daughter of the late Ste phen de Lancey; Kfq. Go►ernor of Tobago. At Kirkdale on the 4th ult. Mr. David M•Lellan,of Marks, to Mits Citherine Hannay, daughter of the late William Hannay, Efq. of Kirkbride. DIT.D. On Monday at his feat at Badminton, In Ginucelterthire, the molt NoHe Henry Somerkt, Luke of Beaufort. Marquis and Earl of Woreefter, Earl of Glamorgan, Vikount Gradient, Baron Her bert, Lord Radkod, Chepliow, and Gower, and Baron Beaufort, of Caldecot Cattle. His Grace alto ibccee.lol to the Barony of Bottetourt, on the death of hi. mother, April 8, 11799. Born Oft. 16, 174 e.• blurted, April a, 1766, Elizabeth, f,eood ;laughter of the late Admiral Bofcawcn, by whom he has iirue ; I lenry Charles, Marquis of Worcefter, born Dee. 21, 1766 ; married, May 16, 'l9l, to Charlotte, fer.ond d. tighter of the Marquis of Stafford,' and has ilfue, a fon, born Feb. 3, t 79a ; another foe, born Dec. all, the fame year; and a third fon, Dee. 1, 1793, who died Jan. all, 1794. Climb-, Henry. bora Dec. ta, 1767, a' Major-General in the Army; married, June 7, 1738, Eli zabeth, fourth daughter of the late and fitter to the prefent count Courteney, by whom he has iffue. Edward Henry, born Dec. 33, 1768, who died in 1769. Norborne Berkeley Henry, born May 4, i 77 t. Elizabeth, born Feb. 11. 1773; married June 27. 1796, the Rev. Charles Talbot, fecond fon of the Honourable and Reverend George Talbot, and had a daughter, born Aug. 12, 1797. Frances Elisabeth, born April 3, 1774. Harriet Rubella, born Je 9,1773 . Robert Edward Henry. born Dee 19,1776. Arthur John Henry, born Feb.l2, 1780. William George Henry, born Sept. 1, 1784. Anne Elizabeth, born May 30. t 7116. John Thomas Henry, born Anstalt 30. 1787. Fitzroy James Henry, born Sept. 30,1788.—He is fucceedod I y Lis fon the Marqub of Worcelter, Member for Ciloucefterthire. At Invade, on the 14th ult. Mrs. ?sr:Wilke, wile of Captain M.Millan,of the EMI India Com;rany's ferrite. On the aoth March, in India, Lieutenant Patrick Campbell, of his MaJefly's sift regiment. At Rob, on the acith ult. Mik Emelia Grant, only child of Fleury Grant, Efq. At Edinburgh, on the 3d inft. the Rev. Alnander Campbell, mistily of the gape' at Ardnamurchan, A egyilthire. lo April left, at Surat, in the Fait Indies, Daniel Seton, Eli. Lieutenant Governor, and Chief of that ictticroect. At his hook in Penhthire, Jami.s Whitfun, Efq. of Modha At the mink of Kirithill, near Inv , rnrfs, an the 22d oh. Mrs. M•Lauchlan, wife of •ite Rev. Mr. M•Lauchlan, vanilla of the Uaelie Church, Edinburgh. . . . Mr. David buncau, an of the late Ak :antler Macao, Efq• of Ardownie. At Glafgovr, the 17th ult. Mr. Wm. Wilfon, late of the Entire, for of Mr. Wm. Wilion, of Thndleld. and late of Rattan. Lately, at his honk in Caithnefs, Donald WiMansion, at bur nitkirk, On the zAth alt. at Edinburgh, Mrs. Patricia Grant, wife of MraLavrfm, f ced merchant. At Crirhie, Old Deer, nn the t tth tee. aged st, Mr. Geo►ge Paton, fume time manuf. el neer in 'nude'. Os the aid u:t. at Must:the:ly, James Hewterra% P.fi. late merchant in Fientouth. In the thaw, of Jam.:tel, In the month of Jane Wt. Mr. /Weld Kettle, fourth fon ut Mr. John Kell., perftoner in P.JinhtergA. At Crontladt, in Roth., on th- t -t la of Aujult laft, Mr. Ale:- after Blues, Ilßipmatt rin turdcm. On S.,tordarldnrleht, At the Wile hart Seven Oaks Cents mon. nn hit was to town, fe•wn C .nip at Winehalka, Major Thow..4 Green Claph..rn, lath Teitttlictit 44 Foot. Me'. Frady, relkll of tut l.te Walla &ad y, of Stootheld, county Meath, Uq. Of a fever, at n, :Le tith ult. when he was for the be • neat d his health. Jof. lot rt laUy.ap.3 15, only Coo of P. Delany, Mc'. of Morett, ktitert's y. On Sunday otri.ina, Mtts Anne Row, aged 13 years, Ituit.ter .4 W n. It w, 1 I+ u: l.ittl. St 1 hum. Aiwltlas. Lau Tvc.:.y f. at 1..: feta, the 0..1?^ cLu:hter of the att. IL Mulford, of W. ) At Eattbut i ;h, 124 ult. Ca: , .in Gene Gads; of do Ci•y toted. • I A. Chit , tn , :r 57.. an the r - r.lt at hlasell La. nor Makilas, % e a regiumw. ECCUSTASTICAL PROMOTIONS. --- Oast) Ocr• 8 —Yefterday the Rev. Whittington Lawlor, D.l). Provuft of Worcefter College, nominated, by the Chancel lor of the Univerfity, Vice-Chancellor for the year enfulng, was in full convocation, a (mond time inveited with that office. At the fame time the Rev. Julin Wills, D. D. Warden of Wadham College; Michael Mallow, D.l). Prefident of St. John's College; Henry Richards, D. D. Rector of Exeter College ; and John Par funs, D. D. Matter of 13aliiul College, were appointed Pro-Vice- C neellors. BETWEI-N sT. !YRS AND I lUNTINGDON. To be Peremptorily SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffee-book, in Cornbill, on Friday, Nov. ix, at Twelve &Clock, THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the very VALUABLE RECTQRILS of wrrroN and HOUGH TON, which Parifhes having bier* long liaee tnelofed, the whole of the Rectorial Tithes confitt of Land, to the extent of about Six Hundred and Twenty Acres, furrounded by Riving quick Fences; a part rich Meadow, and the remainder deep arable Ground, with Two Farin-Houfes, and proper Out-Buildings, and a moil derma. ble Chrgyman's Reale:ice. in an excellent Manfion-I - Hae, with fpaciou. Ofßees, nearly incluf_d on one fide by very lofty Brick Walk, with elegant Heal are Ground and Meadow, extending to the River Ouze. The pr_fent incumbent about 65 years of age. Printed particulars clay b: had of the Printers of the Oxford and Cambridge Papers; at the Fountain, lit.‘tingdon; Crown, St. lye.; Rainhow C. houfc ; Mr. Spalding, No. 13, Paper. buildings, Temple; and of Mr. /taint, Land Surveyor, in Char. lotte-ftreet, Bloondbury, London. CAPfI'A I . MANSION, GROSI(ENOR-S )DARE, and HOUSES, NOR I H AUDLEY-STREET. TO BF. SOLD BY AUC EON, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffce-houfc, Change-alley, on l'hurfilay, aOth at Twelve o' Clock, ANOBLE Spacious ELEGANT MANSION, fubitantially built, and juJiciuutly planned for the accommo dation of a large family, large open gardcn, with &tactic.] builelins compelling a ftrong room, kitchen. and oOcea, four coach. hears and Itaoking for twelve Mirka, fitu,ted on the north Ude of Grave. nor-fluare, the refidence and property of a Nobleman. The manlion contains f.mr capital lofty rooms, on the principal floor, bnifiteal iu a haudfunte ftylc, with dreling-ronnui and water clofcts, fuitable bcd-chambers in the upper M,ries, principal and reccod ll 7 atone flair-cafes. In the bafcment are rooms and °Sees of every denomination, well piannrd and fitted up, with every convenience proper Cu: a large family. The whole in lubilautial repair, and immediate poffeffion may lac had. Me Reverfunt of Three Hunks in North AudLey UrcM , a:juinin g thegarden, will be included with the Manliti. To be viewel with Tickets only. Particulars at Garrawars, and of Mr. Robins. W..rwick-ftreet, Goldembluare, where Tick,ts tor viewing may be bad. MOORE HOUSE, HERTS Capital Freehold Eltates, Cumpa.t Family M infion, Farm; and Land, near Eight Hundred Acres, a (Sort distance frora Rickf manfworth, adjoining Moore Park, and Eighteen naLes from London. 'lO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Honfe, in 'Change alley, Cornhill, On Thurfday the soth of Oftober, at Twelve o'Cloek, in Lots, TRULY Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called rHe MOORE. Comprifing an eligible and compael Family Mat.fion, with Offices of every dcfcription : lately altered and imprntred at a great rapt-nee. New-hulk Stables an 1 Coach hooks, excellent Knell, n t.ardem, walled mainland well planted, Gmen-boufe Ste. Lawns, Pleafure Grounds, and fine Sheets of Water, well ftored with Flib, at a eonverdent diftanee; a neat Farm-Houk, with Garden, Orchard. war= Farm-yard, and every requifite Building; alfo two eligible Farms, with proper Building', three C ttages, with Gardens and Orcbaids. The whole Mime upwards of Seven Hundred and Ninety-three Acres of Rich old Meadow, Pafture, Arable, and Wood Lands, furrounding the Mantua), and within a Ring Fence (except the Wood, about fifty Acres.) The Manfion, and upwards of 400 4erta, are in hind; the two Farms as Leak. _ _ This Eftate forms a very deftrable property, ft uate in the molt beautiful part of the Con 'ty. The principal pan bounded by the River Coble, within one mile of Riekmanfworth, three of Wat- ford, eight from Uxbridge, and eighteen from London. The purchafer may be accommodatt4 with the neat and faOsimable Furniture of the 11/laufsoo, Wee and dead Farming Stock, ac. at a valuation. May be viewed with Tickets. _ _ _ . Particulars se the Pientifes : at the Swan, Ricknunfwerth t Eft Arms, Watford: Bell, Hertford : White Hirt, Sr. Alban's: Caftla, Salt Hill; White Horfe, Us:whist: Rcd Lion, Hounilow : at Gar rarray's and of Mr. RoEns, Warwiek-Rrect, Goldai-fqatre, where a Plan of the Eaatc may be Awn, and Tickets fur viewing ltd. DISFASItii of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS AS foie Proprietor of DA iteNN's celebrated inedi 2. eatel Bougla and Remedks, Mr. DUFOUR. Miasma the Public, that be may as ufual be cottfulred daily from qto at his honk No. Ss, Fritts4treet, Soho, en Cafes of Stridiures, Ohltrue dons, Gleetsolte. Ste. as well as Dehillry, and every difo der where fecrecy is fu Cirtatittl a requ'Ste, that Mr. Dufour has provided a fpaeleus Hoar, that every Patent may be Introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confine! himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from extenfive pradlice, and the molt Battering fuc'efs, be is enal&J to off,: a method of cure, mild, elicacious, requiring no continetntrit or rat -lint In dirt, and which prevents a Map(.. Perims in the (-Gantry Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, Melding a one or a two pound note, will have remedies fent to the amount. For the various fymptonts , Ste. r l e7ll4 er r.Dufour's Treadle on the above romp:aints.price a s.6d. the fifth edition; to be bad of J.Callow, C own court, Soho; Mac- Ora'. Eatter Change; and of he Adorn% WHEN Profeffinnal Men of education and ie. fpoobbility deviate from the general fyitem by the Mallon of a peculiar branch, the fandhon of long continued breads Is the belt attain° of fopaiority. Ten years have I devoted my praalee to the minim treatment of THREE biSORDF.RS, and the faccfsful Mirk of my plan gives me addition.d ardour t." oppnfc as far as I am able the ra wages of thae complaints widch are the Mai importaut ht the cam lope albumen infirmities. After initiation into every branch a. on Army Sargent, 1 formal a wins at an may period of Prazlice to tacos individuals from the Ignorance of uneducated Mat, or the equally dangernos precipitancy of general Prsditioners. Tbe THREE INSORDERS.tn the cure of which I have devoted my attestioo, motorize every (pecks of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a mart or big duration.--adly, AU had. of DEBILITY, whether adders the habits of Schoolboys, we the indulgence of mature age, and letv that demarment of the (Tiles In Wawa whkh heeled BARREN NES3 or nTER Numerous &teaks arc the resit of ignoranhe or Mae in the treatment of a finspk flomarrhea, and it not unfrequeatly Mupeas that the feeds of life are polkaed t.y the intldcrettati of an unguard ed hour. By a fuming' method lath e,..nplalrt. are roily cured, and even where other have fated, I trait that I oily pre.nans to offer a radical re-eltabliesenant. Few, howearrr, arc the cafes of eampileatrd illftrefs In tie at order,:idepared with /ha calamitous foliations of Men, who from indulgence Is a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fathionettk Life, acciiiiii• that Sate of Debility which Is the unavailable cookeyornire of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulcra brood. over his tnl rry. but artfully conceals his misfortune, it may be fence coml . :Amiga for him to know, that abbough it he an object of doubt or wocerainty with cola fradkinocrs, the removal of .N.cfc DEFICIIINCI ES by the gradual pr.grefs of ressoe.tlicia is the acquirement of my aprriener. If the rites of Sambas or Venus have hems to vulva manly vis asur, much .mil ay a canted by an carly counterairtsen of this languid Rate, and In the ccfcs no, vs-at ditheatie. will occur Due where this &Selmer has for years a Whet a proper Pre keerance is hadifpewSbly reiraifite to toil,/ the Ounstotrimif parks of Life, and to re-animate Use Coortltation MAI-MED WOMEN, trim Stave kw( bens &appointcd In their capr4ationo of s tzrn•iy, may be adored, that is mod in• domes Nth d. het • are all'ac hy Medical &IL _..—...... e-a The SECA) , C Y %lies is 1.. (.11;11NA in sir intimating. and tat Clltaiiikation• which I rrrsened to eats, terns ti.c bah* of ▪ pettenikes, and in coins-tie:ice wAh fttell this intimation b gives. 'hit Mr. /Mit. rust l c ciatdrid peri,nally for by kuen inclolir.g a (nun sou) at his lintrt. Nusy Ar - rue....l.ltrect. Strata. near Tentgle-liat There is a• addkiattal entrance In Water-lima Misdoing, and the sow Is bah doe door& U. WI, Utadost nt the /Lin al Collect of Soma*. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CCRN-PLAISTLP.. PROPRIETO of this molt esc,_l7 at REMEDY is fo a:ruin of Its Ef f icacy haling never in A variety of Cafes, agree, if it dos.s not eradicate the Cows, rolt and branch, TO KITIRN TIT. MONET. . - It will.bn application, tali, Of the Ina:imitation in a few Lours, and deftroy effettually the Malignity without the kat hazard Printed Direttions fealed up with, it. This is the celebr:ted PI.AIS i F.R that gained fo muck repo tatiiin in Germany, and has fold in London upwards of fifty Veers, with the greiteit reputation. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Audi, No. t, Finch-ratti,tazar the Royal Ezetange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. .7, Tavikock tircet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. james'.-ftrect ; Mr. Swimy, No. at, PAU-Mall ; Mr. Ward, NO. 324, Holborn; and Jcboadt and Co. No. iso, Oxford-areet. At Briflol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printer,. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller ' and R.ofomuu, perfumer , litanburgh, by Bastur, South Bridge. Port lea and Corpora, Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. jaws ,boolkfelke. utfmouth. Mr. Motley, bookfeller. At the Warchoufe for every Genuine, Patent, and Public. Medi cine of Re pute, No. 229, Strand, mar Tempi_ Bar, ace fold Dr: Nogales Daors, ‘nd Dr. BLAIles CIPRALIC FLUID, wbobt... tale and retaiL • _ t:. NORRIS's Drops, for Fevers of every do; D feriptinn, particularly the Black and Yellow Putrid kind, ki defirodive in hot Climates, and for its excellent qualities in the Gout, Rheumatilm. Scurvey, Afthma. Coulamptious, complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, and its cordial effe.h in the desays of age, &c. whon taken according to the diredUona given 'frith each bottle. There Drops furpafs tray preparation in the annals of Medicine. Peke as. sal.-14.—and 121: Dr. Bsata s CephaAic Fluid, or Anodyne Effence, for the Head. acts, gives immediate Relief in the malt violent licad-aeb, front what caufe (never it may proceed; and though its operation is fi fuddeu, the preparation Is of fuch a nature, there is not a poifibilky of its doing the flightelt injury in any cafe whatever, by übferving the direetiou ter ufe accompanying each bottle. Price ss. pd. Either of thole Medicines, wist;og the a puthority of the liroprin. toes Signattrre, Wm. Withers, in ht. own band-writing, cannot bs genuine.—lterail by all Venders of Medicine. Liberal allowance to Mem/same and thofe who fell again. LIVE BAROMETERS.—When Mercury' has been prat oftly or imprudently introduced into the fylkektbss unfortunate vidims of this hintionable medical hydra may not in aptly be Ityle3 Liva Barometers, as they can foretell chews et weat►er a, correctly as mechanical Inftruments made fur that4mar. pate. A liberal WO of eh codion of woods, &c. is often recent mended to count rad the etieds of this inhale remedy; bet en pious libations of any liquids that arc not highly nutriOons, an queftionably debilitate the itomach, and give rife to multituilinous fyaiptonts of hypochondria and dyfpepfy. The Proprietor, Lent. fore, of DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS, inlets= medical men, who are not bigotted to utifueeefeful formula. that in cafes where a decodian of wood has any profped of Sweets, the Vege. table Palls may be adminiltered arab tenfold aJvaotage, as the* ditolve to the ftomach. blend with the food, and gradually per trade the circulating Soils. correding In their paffage any devladiet from a Rate of convalefcenee; in fi,o•t, they may be relied on aa the molt convenient, Cafe, and molt powerful alterative purifier ' and fwetteatr of the blood, requiring ao cosibaemeat et rettrent in diet. ____ Thofe whore conftitetions have been let/aired by the profufe or injudicious adminitiration of mercury, would confute thdr owl health and comfort by commencing a murk of De Vedno'sPAW Immediately ; for if its acclivity be net fubdued before fevers wee then fete in, ezerutiating rheumatic pains in the limbs, or donning diforders of the loess, will fucceed °barman:l perfpiration. Numerous inflames of the fuecds of De Velno's Pills in them= of Scurvy, &Taphole, Seorbele Eruptions, Leprofy, &c. hang been repeatedly pubUhed, and corroborated by perks= of rook s charades. and refpettability ; thefe nod be foppofed to have their due weight, end fupedede the necrifity of any further =mm= . from the Proprietor; yet be prefunses to aim, that the real merits of this Vegetable Prepared= wilt, on a fair trig, opii more forcibly in Its own recommended= than any thing which can be laid for it. Sold fn boxes, price 4s. 6d. or tiz boxes In one, price sac. by the Proprietor, a regular bred Surma, at his wan:haute, No. y 6, Oz. forel-ltrcet, oppoSte the Pantheon ; alfo by Tutt, Rona Exc./inapt Ward, sal, Holborn ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St 'Paul's Church yard; abd by every refpoftsble Vender of Medicines thsenihnet the Kividoin. this day WU publllsod, By H. D.Synalieds,Paternotter-row J. Mathews, No. IS, Omni London Ramis* Hamburg' ; Dugdak, Denie-Itrett, Robert Bach and Co. Peari.dtmet, New York; sad al ctit-r ; An entire new and Improved rdition,aellEing et sear go pages in one Poelirt Volume, with an elegant Portrait of the Antibe s price ;it. only, of QoLos4ON's GUIDE TO HEALTH; Or LP ADVICE to BOTH SEXES in a %%elect of Complain ed i to which is added, a Didertatien es the Ufa sad Abele of and Sea &this& 1;0 THE BUBLIc. - - - The Clone TO Htwatti barlug paged through a asmber d editions, and has experienced aLk tumnicedentedly genet--t k therefore now repnnted with malty improvements. and k map be with confidence aliened, that fo misabg: a publication to the atstd.d In enteral has never been printed he this or any other isaguace;—the weak and delicate female-4U youth who has jolt holland his edu won &Carty of the public faninaries orm a g s who arc drooping ender &rs orde originsting from an of blood ; people of edition Etudes' perigee of a (edentate life, as ago thole aliliekd with licenses affections is ate neral will hod SoLotaon's Guise To He " a tatthfel ema Panto .‘ and an ann.fing intimacy. in liturt, no pLrissa who mime the enjoyment ut a 'nod late of health will bee moment without brine yodelled at f.t.la utdul, cheap, minable sad inipatant push. tic own. The hidden Sutras of Weakisek end Minty with which 'll.uuf mai. arc .:(11.4ted, are Wain laid Wee. sad the Mean kalorattun to the bkOlop at Health and guess* hilly sad sanp , ly cm:mu:outs& I he !Murders peculiarly incident to the 'meek lea ki "err (guano , ' are all . et panned wpm. together with advice a PIM fete., lot thnte recut inikaskies O which delicacy skim forbids to difrtofe, even to taw moult rdittiT i g=ding treatife on FaMallt its tessee„ Hermes, H . Cos lunaptire C..niplatota. Ike. be. And a. sure.... slid heporhondr;ae complaint' are meek Wes prevaaeat is hurepe than is ankrally unegincel, &treaded with 'nary dren!tul and alarming (peptones, which certainly diva a Iliftan,e, and nut as is too generally the esk,derlbon nr the Author bee fern very am-olive to their method of esufal li a t rd: natters Mantel( fe.m the chic, wagons he has made. that the mina is as good a trait& on thefedillaies as soy MARL Meat can bebed twit tmptrtante to a female, than to be pew. mete eamalated with every fyirpeost which 11* Is pecuhaelp Whit And how to condeol herbal's Gob cireannitanom. without wounding her delicacy by a &chime sit her tears or her wpm* hen ii .0., to the rude Watley of pretcoded friend.. Volga who have uproar el. di v gaveled tltatukle , • Into neentiose owe. and 1..1 the dreadful effekts of impure embrace tor what h tiill more dreadful, injudicieba treatment ot a competent which his tuo many Illiterate pe. tender' to cure) ling hid a OCIDe to lir AL en," sod HAPPlllesi too, to the per=ei the ardent puhlic-tien. le citiurdere wht re f dbradein hes revestedly ftlkJ, when no aline remedy coeiti refinre the =happy tuffentr to that beside he go furtvuoaly leg, the Antrlinpati4lOaa win be found the east mei ode tenor r a h. alth and *oar. I bole who have r. idea is bet climates, mg ere eisocietel. l soder a continual deals of nature, arkiaby unit law* cnctit is ant only cabaskal, bat acs &lie **NI and immitett. wtil meet with • Wally lloOkne Ile this leash. Important puidlearion. Towne prork nf either fez, who have an fortunocl/ ft-es way to a ticloevs, knot, and daltroatire eke. irjut..l the , r in alt b. and dellrue.J their whole animal h will en. tt win. a Mien raf Csofoletime" in leasing dis= cure Ind d...wn in • The Chnik ne Nesbit." f 1 s Auch.e is pe IA to amid., that he has bees AIWA 1 , 1 catioat Ara ary medical men, to whiter. Wen and abibetet be nut indebted I—.l lot have treed she seamen turtelol es rekreed well as Musick, sad bare oat berm okra or to arbseer. Inipe their Winery and powerful egicael. r orders r Orde given to sly &NM, ger Is Taws we Caserry, be hieLONOW. C.UIDL TO HEALTH." will he dal, “ocuto, at ally Three ShUbstes each Copy. keg al Carnage *. Far the very teceinet Outrider of the Loh, its the dif. ferns WA-views. 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