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■ 471 1==1 1 =7 -il°.- . . CONSISTOItY COURT;tiOCTolltietttbilvitqs, FEB. 1. -uvaiNksl) V.. TatimitNg . .15Urtase001 • piresev.ar This was a cause of nullity ) iiftilxistgeOsvieght, by one Matthew Husband, against. Susannah Bus- band, his wife, by reason Hof isiirtOfitY. It appeared from the libel, and the exhibits prischteed and trill' before the Court, that the parties; were married on the 2AI of April, 1792, under a licence obtained- by the husband, who also, in order to found his suit, pitidnced the registe: of baptism of his wife, which stated.that Susannah, the daughter of Thomas and Jane Truman, was born on the Ist of July, 1771, and baptized the 18th of the same month. It also appeared, there was no consent of parents (the father of the party having died before the marriage took place, and by the mother marrying a second husband, which rendered her incompetent to give consent), and likewise that no guardians were appointed. These facts being fully supported by evidence„ the Learned Judge (Sir WILLIAM Scorr) was clearly of opinion, under the Act of Parliament 'commonly called the Stitiviage Acts,. he was bound to pronounce the mar. rival° be-null and vcid, even if the party wanted but one-Aq.y g of age ; and accordingly so pro nbloced it.tp„be. t'Cankt l GF KING'S BENCH, FEBRUARY 4. THE LING V. T/IOMAS FICTON, ESQ. .A few days since, we stated the first part of Mr. Das..4As's argument in support of the rule for a new trial. The point then maintained by the Learned Connsel was, that by the laws of Spain torture was, applicable in particular cases. He this day proceeded tri the second branch of his argument, viz. that evert'_ supposing the laws of Spain not to authorize the ise fiction of torture, yet that Colonel Picton acted in a., judicial capacity, and in that character was not liable, either civilly or criminally, for any acts whatever done by him. The Learned Counsel entered into an examination of the instructions sent out by the British Government to the Defendant, from which he con tended, that Colonel Picton acted in this transaction as the Chief Judge of the Island. He then proceeded to cite a great number of authorities, to shew that Judges, in no instance, were amenable to the law for misconduct in their offices. The principal case ad duced for tl i . purpose was that of Bushel, inVaughan's Reports, when two rioters had been broughtlefore a Jury, and after hearing the whole of the evidence, they found the Defendants—Not Guilty. The Jude sent back the Jury to reconsider their verdict. Again they came to the same determination, and again the decision was resisted by, the Judge. After further consultation, the Jury persisted in the same verdict, when they were ordered into confinement. For this infringement of the liberties of the subject, many actions were subsequently brought against the Judge; and it was determined that no such suit could be maintained. Their Lordships observed, that they did not intend to decide any cf the points which had been urged by either party—hut they should grant the new trial in order that a special verdict might be delivered ; after which the question might solemnly be discussed and determined. At present, in the form of an argument for a new trial, it would be impossible to enter with sufficient fulness upon a discussion which embraced SQ many objects, and lose of so great moment to the country. John Hid, was committed yesterday for trial, from the Mansion-house, for uttering a forged check at the banking-house of Messrs. PRESCOTT and Co. for 4021. Os. 10d. PLRTIIER ACCOUNT OF TILE BIIOCKING FlRE.—Yes terday morning at half-after six a fire was discovered in the house of Miss Pickman, who kept a lace-shop in Castle-street, Leicester-fields. The inhabitants being fast asleep, of course, did not hear the knock ing, which was repeated for some time at the door. At length a pannel was burst in, and it was seen that the counter and shelves behind it were all in a blaze. The admission of air fanned the flames and every part of the house was quickly on fire. There was but a lath :rad plaster wall between that and the house of Mr. Blewitt, who kept a large cook-Ehop next door, and ;the two houses in a short time exhibited bat one body of fire in the lower part of both. Miss Plekrnan, her servant, a gentleman who lodged in the house,-and the niece of Miss Pickman, a fine young girl, who acted as shopwoman to the aunt, were wakened, but had no time either to save any of the property or dress themselves. The lady of the house went out of the one pair of stairs front window on the leads over the shop. By her hesitation as to which way she should turn, the gentleman who followed had time to recollect, that he had forgot a little box, which contained something valuable ; he returned to his apartment and brought it out. The servant maid followed ; she lowered herself down by a lamp-iron into the street unhurt, whilst Miss Pickman and her lodger got into the window of Mr. Ball, the Music-seller. The shop-woman ran, in a bewil dered state, up to the three pair of stairs floor. —The neighbours on the other side, called her to go down to the first floor and get out on the leads ; she appeared to have becen momentarily deprived of her reason, and, 'when some stupid peo ple in the street, without taking the precaution of holding a blanket or any thing to receive her, told her to leap out, or she would be burned, she did so, and was literally dashed to pieces. Mrs . B l e w it w ith her infant were for some time missing, but it was af terwards found that they escaped safely, through a dormant window, over the top of the house, into ano ther that was not on fire. At a quarter after seven, the walls of the two houses already mentioned fell to the ground, which materially tended to subdue the flames • and by nine o'clock the fi re was almost ex tinguisited. Bully that time the house of Mr. Ball, music seller, in Castle-street, together with that of Mr. Kernot, chemist and druggist, in Bear-street,were ent'rely consume.i,together with all their stock in trade and .furniture. The tire was at one time so extremely smart, that the houses on the opposite side of the way would have taught fire, if, the inhabitants had not b.hys supplied wull reservoirs of water within them selves, from which they constantly. kept their doors and windows wet. Some small houses= in Cranbclurne duty were partially: injured rand the firemen found it n e usary to continue playing until a .late hour last night, to prevent the embers kindling up afresh. FOR THE STAR. • , . al) EziguarD. , , 1 tTellidiATED IN 11.10Liell, ?ROM TIME #/tilitil I)9!. MARZ,Vis Di srpLitir. 5. r .),(y. heart, to thee, 0 gwarroufistsadl pours . Its grateful thanks that.poaca awaits my ,Yet tho' thy kind attentions cheer my hours. . Still as a ,tram er land, you wak'd my praise But in thy shelt'ring bosom, when my KING 4 Found that protection thou alone dir'sestre; My feelings as a stranger lose their sting, And as thy son, 0 Britain. wou'A I live! T. MAnsu ALL, late off . • . DIED. On the 35th ult. in Jersey, Elizabeth, wife Couteur, Esq. one of the advocates of the Royal Sunday se'nnight, the Rev. James Milner, for miaister of Hueslet, near Leeds. On the ed of February, 1807, of a decline, at ~ Mackintosh, Esq. of Calcutta, Lieutenant E. S. e, Bombay Establishment, for several years Assistant Close .the resident, at Poonah.....Me: Fdssell; wla , stripling, was selected fronian inferior place, is the of great aperient° aid sagacity+, to fill civil station, portance as is very seldom, its anycoentry, bestowed nized youth—no man who knew him will deny fled the choice. He had diligently ztndied the _ - inhabitants of India, and he thoroughly penetrated their Statesmen and Negotiators. He spoke correctly the general popular language of the =entry, and he petent knowledge of the Persian, which has almost c foreign language; which, like the French to Europa the dialect of Ministers and Courts, and without ciator scarcely escapes the reproach of vulgarity 7 No part of oriental knowledge that is useful ans.. neglected by his+seund and sake etadeeMitteling himself very succ,essfully in applying to tho peculiar state the principles of that important science which explains d &scribed= of National wealth: be &Bowed (- this }deface, and was familiar withehe most reee of the economists of Europe ; he even hoped from observed in India, to have illustrated some of • rts ; the Laws of Exchange, the Theory of ? pricate details of Coinage. But though the strut ai well as the nature of his occupations chie fl y towards those branches. of oriental knowledge which diately referable to the business of life—he was b sensible to the allurements of those parts of the Bast, which are valuable as objects of liberal curiosity of elegant amusement ; but he was fearful of that large portion of time which the study of t they might impair his relish for the polite literature of which he never doubted the superiority, and and cultivated as the literature of that beloved r vainly hoped to have passed the larger portion _ employed in collecting materials for an abridgement History, which would have furnished the European India with an useful model, in the critical examination rides, in the selection of those facts which characterize and political state of a country, and in the successftil; of the causes of its prosperity or decay. All fellness, and hopes of enjoyment, have been cut death — he has left no memorial of what he was,. have done ; but he has left friends of whom some, a t and countries, will occasionally devote a pensive it. memory. They will call to mind with a melancholy excellent talents and endowments, which have be ticed here—but they will reflect more often, ings of pleasure, on his modesty and benevolent rity—his firm friendship, and inflexible integrity, DR.FRBBMAWS GUITA SAL I'HE value of this Infallible Medi , long proved, that nothing of the prefent competition with it in all the different Rages which it effedlually cures and eradicates from exciting the painful feelings and expofure that without debilitating the coaftioution in any di gutting confinement from .bufir.efs, or MI6( radical virtues of there ineftimable Drops have to public approbation for more than thirty y hility of both fele', they prove a never failing 'her the debility is produced by too free ofe e pleafurcs, or the effeds of a warm climate to going abroad. They cannot be recommended . thofe who will receive a fafe, (pertly, and complete flubborn Clercs, and every weakuefs that Waits r ,organs of urine. By its efficacy many women' 'hers. who for years had been deprived of that 1 Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. nee of Paternofter row, and retail by Belam, Portfea ; Will, and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, . .1M; Macdonald. Glafgow ; Smith and Mandertoe, and by atoll country tnedicke solders, in bottles, P with ample di-cakes. FOR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, CHi.. DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. In the Stamp round each bottle are engraved bery, No. ,IS, St. Paul's," and thofe without fputious.. 1 . -1 E fuecefs of this Medicine ht great number of counterfeiu, as welt kmbrocations, Efl'ences, Liniments, &c. &s. fo hot and Rrong, as often to excoriate, t ev en to eontrad the uncles ; and others b e of no effcß :—but this Opodeldoe. by t ; on, by the union of efficacy and fafety, m a wonted eminence and fuperiutity. By a. „nd attenuating qualitits, it is a molt excelleni al theumatifms ; and by its Rrengthening puv Bores the parts which are injured by bruifcs great fervice in cramps, or numbnefs ; Lt Ili the joints • as elf° in promoting circulation " paralytic joints; : it is likewife particularly fuceefsful and if ufed in time, will prevent their breaking, t , plaint a little of it thould be diffolved in a fpoon.• Sold only by F. Newbcry and Sons, No 4c from the coach way from Ctn. apOde, London, tle, duty included; and by their appointment, Oxford.ftteet; Wads Old- bond-it Net ; Bayle fpur ftrect ; Ward, Middl..row, Holborn ; Clark 4 street; Randall, Royal Exchange; Dicey and yard ; and Harris, corner of Ludiate-ftreet. ATTESTATION. ITHOMAS GLAI3TER, farmer, 3 in tte Psridt of Abbey• Holm, near Carline, I was for above fix months Lately &Elided plaint, attended vs itb internal wcaknefs, Ids my head, care and breaft, and was fo had as bed. I had many remedies preferibed me by t purpofe. Fortunately, Mr. Joule. of Carline, fituatior, recommended to me the CORDL LEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLO!VION, Liver/. of which medicine only, I • declare, has reßored health. I havetaktn a voyage to Liverpool, or my hearty thanks to Dr Solomon, for the great joy of my health, through the great difeovery. of Gilead THOMd Liverpool, Auguß 12,1797. P. S. I Ihail return to Carlifle by the Margaret liarnes, of Carliffe,with whom I arrived, when Mr. lonic thanks for his kind recommendation. Reference may be had to Mr. Errant's Jollie,Scon The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. There are Oro family bottles, containing t the r:s. 6d. ones, for 331. by which 91 are feet Thole who with to have the Medicine inn Doctor, by‘eridingdtlet Money for any quantity t will have them fens irr Oath carrier us they fttil office orders for any fun ow/be fent by pelt be resumed in the beih,,kerders with mei , attended to Proper direetions for every cafe, twertahle , Mitts, is given with each Witte. prlcti half Nors.—Eacit bottle hp. askvapirsient " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved t 1 is felony. - ,•• . • . , . .. .. . .. ~. • Dit".ll66Siiii t h' ' • ''' • : r • . • : . i . m. •. ~.bis • ii' • t i ' StittS Vt . AUCTION. il . vv,4.T p, a ,Aw,..,. Aing del ii. i . -. t yi•"7l, Arr .. tni. ,1 3 1 11 9- _ l lllFHlic ftliellsnatlatn, es ,h . ; •:c.'•!-' the Cara ablli:tigidipili*. 11 . Diaih - 61 'Gout, *Ai* leices..tledit ♦ • -' • •"' .. ' ' 1 00 144 t agtit* °mut/36'11°1414as - •s: J . 1 to eleeveliip Attlicrisagai. Ntarensedy h is e ue r t tehata t • l'- ' 'J ''."' . 1. • I banish Property , r: 4 ;.! i; 41.144 21 5 . -.• IStwa l a l .. ol l / 2 i n i fic A:- s o • ' , ''' 1.. -. r. Fu e l Reding certaie e s ,. • • ... ' -• . Rthien v C i F lift At the Leedoe . Tarent e Foxhole -steeht, ec reenaa! 4 ; 4 4% - z7 f ix / W i l k Aeat iii.:ll49g.coinplaism s , ieee ese , 11 1 •- - . - C". eirre.••• -..--':' '' ' tlie-11)di/bY of I t e i blvarY tiettint * 4 it u stkHrtt l i t l i anlltiffliers of die tendons, the bee Q om o f c al li tlf ib .,.. tie ••- .. , , . us -fte.;;o4 -..'t • 'T I NA Ditiiili Blig!EwAramt4 iiirandt.4l te siciese fritbo AIY.IIk ""eialle ni* 4 cold va-;;;er' '• ' •• ' '. • ithigi ber pm* apsiniterials,Pf.the ficillow4t. lit r e M i llff i• Tia qedlent, v eatlma reduces tem e se de re i .. 4. ..L- • " • I A ' 4 3 7 • 1'm ;IT IC •:; ix uengti '•= ' • . - 43 f eet - nche ' • - tendons 'and muulta soft and pliable •le one die .ate 11 ••li i .., ere. 4,1 • , \ 1 4.- rsi ' ''• • . ! ,-, iliseadtbabare tile Mile Wales ••• 25 the reramdiecKireir t•f4di4S4 •Of ' the bents is s' s - . •- • - site : ,•1 ' • Ilieigitill•betereen 1,1 -43 ` 5 , . : norla Si: ell'anged, by r tlte „ of the Inapegial Oil, chat grl ~ 1 . . - ro ve ' 1 41 ' Depth of Hold . - ee - ee l„ _ t 5 .„,, „ I/ 2 - though distorted, .Inuturai alive and i l e um -. 1111 ' - 1 1 Aslmenrares lilt 7 644:51 °" • • •''' -1 - ' ' Nutobtio.4 . • * TcaP or Of tins:BUIL or :7 °. ., ~.• ,• Also the'r/allinlieliel#N 4oo444 : f-' i ..., 'd IJ/ 1 " a stivereign rem se animating end restorir.g the eiqui " it er '• -tint.) • Lens & , 24 feef 2 WAN: . N erves . te. rr• • • ••: t4::' • 1 t. : • Breadth above the Mas l en/A 'dß • . ' ...' l‘. l "i & eot tU ei td, , w;le v aleeil aterir e . a an er d .i re o " vr, i t aal s, : ir4z4rd i nt 6: ,iir. ...it l tilet acsk.344o4e , :i m e , " * ls: l :ri .:', 4 , 1 0 .. r. i . er,. .. ,,j . 41?.X. IL C. G. .. _pi* a H A tt ne . ..... ti . ~ -,.:,;: 9 7 , ;_ ..0 1 4 24 09 f. . I 'Bath i stains • anti LynCh, Manchester ; Gregsoe s , .. ' alpiisfeko be made of one-dalled.en' shoe`OVesseis at tree .most booksellers and medicine MU*. Li eVen:t. . . r . r , 7. ;...i .: the voistios 0 19 1 7 to ; bottle at as. 94, each. : , I , .... . , •.• .. .... . re ol Pribei:l. - Le r 4115111 latex - For iT a l .. ve i ll O t it nlies' N HA an t v 1CE 1.741. R., Merchant, Plymouth, --.------..--- mptvuogroiwymtaNe .... decact., • .. _L. - -• 1 • ! yeitter:,..t. --.. • One of the Apintsicir till Cart and Disposal ft. - • .. . sr the last 90 years -A- - ~- --1- p il t s , 1, .1801„ , ~! , „ 7; ..., .9( Dad* property. • la jIT HE RS's BALM of QUITO," . : ' till O a l •v v es. ed. is the beti'leitire* he di e ja+ ci . - fe . at .the,bouse of L . Br e g d o i t dria‘ co n itnimionerA for thsposal• ' of Danlsh'Pettperee, Campbell/re, the 'moat'. Powieret - *lterative • . ••• - -,* , ••• e / S. Frissell, of the At _ t h e l so d eit jam, rtymoutb, on, liridter *OP* Oft iol Se, Bolnof L it if i e s an not dcYkal preletid th, mind ed. th the . lafest . iOd . I;est ' ' fr...: I, •• • , . t • militant to Colonel T•ree""°"' - 'turnery mss. at 12 o'clelc au , f i... .. .Worla. at this medicine ' - air II,: when almost. a I Progress of sattut,.but it Is metered and &overt n e ,e7,, ache Army .by men. . r r i l !.. 1 . 1; 11141 . ~.,, , I : , . " s_ ll . i P ioi r mai ll eig l l ED . ~ 1‘1 1: 4,r,y :.restore re imetaras store he ly aleld ia * twe ed. wi4 . e h t4e ose the v ; h co o n it sti m tbiihrt e init a iiFte infean thy ' • - rations Of such im- f tY ttki : I &owed on unpatro- . : :I•4llffth'on P•l4 '. - . - 7 1.)itivo . - ' lte ft 4" ;7 :""'''' e. ' • ' as residence in hot and unhealthy climates ; the ya t eeieit .• .4 =e •• le 0, y that he well justi- Th•redtli e e, e ,' •D e l s lito An.,....., mig,...r. . .sex, whose infirmities threaten prernittatt'old sge a ge d - WIMP e character of.the - Heltathalowoolr ~„,_ _o ~,, . arty , Old gi Orly dissolution ; and thosesnoresekocap' :traced the Arts of I area : --- ••• • e, •ed er e ; fiqo ~ ./arr“i• . ' Gni ' whose totterlog, , taplessframes appear withered wad s * . 'bib Sa l ,erectly and fluently - Well totr i a_ , ~ out, arts the more inunediete objects of this wahine** and be had a corn- adapted' foe if • 4, :i iiis l h per frer 1 1 4r tal Stores, and app , e7r:t to ',lacy W 7 - t/the r"4l44ce °yr"' ne e ''' hessian kaflueeee may be extmded to the wholooboief, ....- le* delivlnift • Imost ceased to be a d° 3311.13 •1P4 r e n t7 4 / 4111. * Ceteelltetsandeltellie lumens. For in all eases, and-in all ors, *hese the sets Eifik ol ',urope, has beeonte . Ale% t&pgerdßeig POURAGE, ..,14ins e 7t) e ,, „ I r t .,. re tard, where tbeeenstkation has received a desires' k w bout vihich• a nego- • • • ' 1 ": s •- isissiffisOus. • h e eireallt ty and ignorance.- . •. I,enstlron..Dsele •I. :tt.• :.:••:1 .! • eill iallillolloll. I means debilitated, this RESTORATIVE and RIIANIMe -‘ BALM of LIFE and HEALTH will produce the kappi ee Z and practical. w" - Bell ulth ..... se • e'i :•• lee it Zr • l a +.:4 1 1.. Jai . : the cold and tremulous nerves will be wanted and steadies 1 • ding ;be overlord • "Depth in nova '• . ' e . 12 •„ e 'relaxed fibres will be braced and rendered tirtn--te emel e very TI enlist state of India, Aeliiamentrea .!'); - 1 : - l''' t'''Yg .; ' ' 87 •1 1141 " 4 " ) ` .'. b e invigorated-the sinews will be strengthened -the est • Meat of , expliins the origin n sis t s m h o the good Brig:EMANLIELvr: RierINIO .ci' • ' limbs will be covered with firm Besh--the eeheuited * ew e, Temeel wed the progress of enemas toes . . - • t,,, . be replenished-the iMpoverished watery liked me e e ,,,, e ; WA*. recent speculations Lengthen Deck '. . ••• - `al '" - ft&Feek Inc and balsamic, and italanguld circulation restored 4.- •to .., nee ., N. 8- 'rom the facts which Breadth j,• • • Illte -I • • impetus, which is the troe,criterien of health ; the hneeide„. such n , .... ofett•inest diffseult Depth in Hold '• , • e . Y 0 i . . ~ . , ing spiriu will be reeked and exhilirated ; digestion w ink); dok of Money, and the Admeasures' ' t'l '.• ' ':' ' WY Va.lat reins. ' rooted-;-4n short, the tone of the nerves will be restored, can, vs* Jae. tructere of his mind, These Vesitehl take the Ground well, and woiddlialse excellent these means the whole constitution will be renovated. Itte 4 Y directed hurlC Coaster.-A deposit of 1-3 d a the purchase money will be re - ness, lassitude, anxiety , m ela n chol y , and all the deplorableiee it m e which are *ma' quired before the pyrettiser Milts the Rile Room, in rah or Batik 'terns of disease will vanish ; mad streagtb, ardour, se ren e" .. .... h .. •by no means in• o f England Notes audfr i bs remaiader before delivery of theVemel. every evidence of renovated health, will be the hap py retied o p er7. the literature of the F or Inventorial ad other partiettiars apply at the Counting teeing this inestimable Balm in due time, according to theorize. eion ' Aa curiosity and coerces H w • .: ,= 0 •rb THOMAS LOCKYEIt; ' ' tipns for use which accompany each bottle. * s e i of devoting to them . . . • • One ofpliqAdestt,for Denote Ptespsooi . The Balm of Quito is postpaid aid sold by l'Arith ert, ch .. pin ss i of them ekacts, lest iliVi t ii•i yi n . 42:, inns, tiat No. 229, Strand, near Temple Bar, Limb o ; yea *Olt! erature of the West, , n .. . - _ . pu, Royal Exchange ; Allen; No. 76, Oxford-;truer ;, . . 4i4 '• and which he valued SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWlHAtikvit ' • Bowling and Co. 36, BLeckmartestrette Borough ; oi l , = el country, where he • - LONDON. • • • table Meclictue 'Venders, Price M. Id. per bottle: '' . • ..• nof his life. He was • NORTH, FAST, WEST; AND SCUT/J F. : * Observe the Propriettir'ssigneture, without which stub'. i . .. v gement of Mahratta • Th. UNIVERSAL COACH and WAGGON OFFIC B . genuine-" 'Wets. Withers .' •••.. •.• , . - e . uropran historians of WIF LI A .. M NOUN LAIN, SARACEN ' S HEAD, 'llse Rev Mr. BARCLAI". FAT tile I AN•eibILIOIIS '''''''' d - '"s• rumination of anthci• aN Ow rat t.L, i.oN rem. The heft Acconimodatlon for ir was earacterize the moral a • remark • of the . celebrated Dr. ; : ' . '-• iceegsfta investigation Travellers. geod Beds, choice Liquors. with moderate Charges ; Author of the Domenic Medicine, that cotephine - 11 his projects of use• end- the following Poft Coaches, Mail Coach, Waggons, &c. fat nomad' and bowels ire the prevailing malady of thi s . ..., • which lay the foundation of the More fortnidable sad fate • I cut short by an early . - 4 CHESTER, . Tarpoley, Namptvriebt• Worrkf- Bridge, grid wit from the above inn t vas, or what he could• cafes; that the perfostevho could difrover for the reiterate .•'u 1 Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches, Daily- Cafe and infallible remedy would perform a nsysft important .... litisei inane, in distant tirnes. BOSTON,'Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, at 1 luntingdon •:nsive moment to his to fociety. That difeovery has sow been Made in the pant ew Royal Mail Coach, fell out every Evening. . tlancholy pleasure his ' Ant ihiliens Pills of the Rev. William Bartley, the needle* •-• 1 1 ". • NDERLAN , etecktoo, and arm new Coach, every n SU 'D ' Y aye been slightly no- . which, and the tegh eltimation in which they ere &fervor •/- . ...Z. and with other feel- . MorriMg, to the George Inn, Sunderland. , , . d 1 h has conlidcrahly iefrened the Itemiser or there complains; • .••• a ene his mild since- LIVERPOOL, Waribigton, Knutsferd, Stone, a n d . ..itc field. • bids faire n a Mort time, to be the Weans of entirely , .... - t e _ e. ,•" .( /' - ' Poft Coach, called the Espedition,evere Eyening, at s o.C.locifto them .. ....4 . ~, .. . grin'. -,. . the Crown Inn, Red troll fircet, Liverpool. Guarded throughout: Theft •Plffilliaste a 4nkk and fele . oPeriflint;they ad -• • ' ,g . BATH and BRISTOL-UnenromisOCheap Travelling to Bath LUTARIS. and Briftel, by the Flying Port Coaches, through Chippenham and calletoo the bille,and thus remote the numerous; . ' eanneetedwkhttfrek bradeeftes, liattderce,liver umpire* = 1 Heine has been at Cohn, and Marlhorougheevery Afternoon , arrive at Eer. May SI dlee, nervous abetters from indigeftion, ate. They sit dot ..• relent day can beat a the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas ftreet, aof a certain Mimic, Briftol, next Morning.-InGde, si as. Outfide, eas. Coactsee to vi„4:ouplileetorfam.siliTilmidleine hitherto offered tr) t he Etat- ' . .1 t I ported be the melt rerpettable evidence 7 j i t lITI the habit, without Wells, Bridgewater. Taunton, fee. firft ebara•Aere of-the Nobility and others, that they halt' 4 hat attends Glivation, LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fees out been adminifizred tiiany perfon without giving certain and ': i tad ' degree, or even re. every Morning, at 8 o•Clock, carries four infidels only. and goes relief, and In the e nd completing a cure • ... . . : . trillion in diet. The remarkably eafy, paffes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Don This valuable Medicine, having been 44/With rUcCer'etmea t re proved their claim Mier, and Ferrybridge, to the Gorden Lion, Leeds, next day at mended by the rellowle t t diftlitg . utilseef Palailapat-a- - a • . years. In all the de. Noon. Notwithttanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, T he Ri g h t H en Vire rat DILLON •,, ' *. ling reftorative, w he. is allowed to he the molt agreeable and complete public convey The Lord Oink" of BATH and WIEI.t.S • la. fe of Mercury, illicit ance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation by Sir JOHN /lONE PWOOD; Bart. M P. for Mehra I o travellers, and thole any other. ' Sir STEPHEN LUSISINOTON. Batt. M.P for l'efitN : ' tie nded too Oxon gly to KENDAL, Lancailet, Prefton , Kirby I.onfdale, Boulton, Cher . THOMASIIINSON, Efq. M P. far Litchfield. ' Ire =ode care In all o ld ley, Ornsficirk, and Garftarg Pi:ft Coadtei, Om Aftetitoon, at _TAMES A MYArc; Efq. al.. for Soothampton er. Seas the bladder and Five o'Clock.-Guarded. _ •ei tet.'ee 'AI t-' ' 141CHOt:SON CALVERT, Ffq. M.P. for Hertford . : f .,, urn have become mo. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna.ureen, • AlinAs DlOrtfritS, EDMUND BOEHM, Efq New-ftreet, Sprieg-Mele*"' -.-- 1 hat happiners. Brevenhill. Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cammack ,Kingfwell, and all THOMAS HAMMERSLEY, Efq. Pall Mall . No. 4, Cheapfide, eel.. Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Sunday, Titefftay, and -, O. W. DICKES, Efq. Private Secretary to the gerdiAt , Portfmouth; Wefton; Thurrday Marring, at Seven o'Clock. •-•- e, Hull; Calwell, Dub LOUTH, Spillby, Botta), Hull, Grindby, Spalding, Peter:' illat-°4117 . - - ------ ''• =7-.... r .' :"7:77 The Rev. Mr, I/ MOCK, libraries to the At . minion, Edinburgh borough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, lets off every,Evenitigs,•,' CECIL FORREsTER. Efq. M.P. for Wenloct" bottles, at as. sod, eac h, YORK, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh New Coach, performed with Sold wholtfale and retail by -Mr. Butler, No. ir - • • a Guard throughout, lets out every Morning at Seven o'Clock, by corner of Pat, rnofter-row ; and retail by Mr K WI, Staffed way of Newark, Retford, Tadcafter, Darlington, Nortbaliaton, !HILBLAINS, ace. Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Pall'cngcrs finding themfelves Oldßond greet ; Mr. Stratton, Leicetter-feucre ;and by dm .- ▪ DOC. fatigued from the length of else joursoy,may reft what time they f cetable•Venders ie Town end Country. P A Cautioie,ObTerve the name of Willism Barclay is aped d the words" F. New- pleafc, and then, proceed on without any additional fare. Tile . - •11 out this dillindion are Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, W ?sitby on the , itamo„ - kylikh is affixed en the outride wrapped* and other plates. . ,- t * a; -Minot (o Italleped are a dangerous imitatiou. Price Si.. tem. per honk; eitth r iinple direetions. has given rife to a CARLISLE, Pent-Ith, and Whitehavea Poll Coach, goes iiitts : • ee , -ewe I ell as to a variety of four Horfes and a Guard all the way-peffes through Brottgb, • t- RENOVATE.D HFAETH. of . ca. tome of which are Appleby. Gretakridge, Richmond, Catterick. Beroughheidge.frequeniii .the subject just .. 1 to mare blifters, eir ' Wetberby, Aberford, Donesfter, and Grantham, (the neareftway I TAAS been too general repteibation, that men Astitute of the elemeets of tie . rs are fo weak as to, by 18 t oles), lets lets out every Sunday, 1 nerday , and Thera; •• • 3 Y. , , Y medical au, •hree offered themselves as candidates for pub& le Morning, aid performs tbelnarney with the greateft facilk ty its happy combine- Y . 'teenage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of dahlia. e y, will ever maintain Paffengers detained on the road by bertuera, or pleafttre, have the tke to the result' of our studies and experience,' and to prerMO peculiar adventege their feats being Ecurcil its the text Comb its warm, penetrating from being classed among those empirics whose inipudem'prte. (with only fix Voachmen): ' - • elan remedy for clue- sions have, ur:Jrtunately for society, been too favourably e- • powers, it fpcedily re- EXETER, Plymeutl,Falmouth, DattuaDotb,Wernoutb, Dor- we bile Itate.ao iobtatt to the feral and eolsghtesed a• - ehefter, and Salifinery Balloon Coaches, ce l ery Morning lat IV r • les and rprains; it is of Po ful statement of ouritursilits and acquirements. Arose e fliffners or weathers of o'Clock, with a Guard, through Houiton, Asutinfter, Briquet!, reeeiveda regular needical education as the pupils of Messrs. re Blandford, Bafingftoke, and Bagthet. in the limbs when in a ..dal and Blizard, whose lectures 44 Friatiea Nl'e 'uccersful in Chilblains, SHEFFIELD and Rotherhassi Rode Weems Coadrevert WWI; ed, as professors and surgeons of 40 Load* AfoePie4wlo ing at Seven.-Guarded. eking, but in cons- ''' :- • •I''r :;‘ .. :At ourselves as stu d ents in that justly celebrated school for , OXFORD. Benfon and Henley Polk Cot* wielt a roon, and applied warm. uirement,': the Royal College of EditdeteebOitid id/OMM 45. St. reaul'F, 4 doors Five e'Clock. every Afternoon; at , , • MANCHESTER, Stockport; Mu • hit,--tfeisC4l, in the different branches or Anator104aknoill1E 1:111 ot, price as 6d oech hot- et' . of physic,' Chen' i 'itca •Tery illiteqe &: . e ... bi pra ic,. us ry, .u 1 , . 4 1 :nt, by Bacon and co. eaftk,'Walfalle and Wolverhamptom Poft Coach, ever, Allieer t h os e em i nen t s ic, m o neee'rheyeetT, Neck, lemorwl Bayley and Co. Cock- noon.--Ouarded• • i 'Duncan and.Rutherford e We trust welhale rest, lsedlairdsre' ) SHR • S URY e.W B , W ellin gton and Shiffnal Pnlt Coal -the , Clarke, Borough High-. • P u ,sum t ous In saying that cns.r prorniezky ae.l acquirements," . d Sutton,Bow Churl Royal Charlotte, every eveeing at s o'clock, to th e Rae= 'MI euet i neet eee m e s te. iliving fora i „„ t s . rib ,4 o4 ,. ir i m idotiii• I , and Unicorn Inn, Shrewileiry-•-Guarded. I. • Areal complaints and the vasectes &serve a, D 11.144 :. • i , SOU•THAMPTON, Wieebefter, Alreaford,anllialtooreetaeh • • 'eue , . tkular object of our stu di es an d prac tice , it will, stk. every Morttieg. t ' ii e - - • •e.) lowed that we lucie acquired superior kirewledge‘l 3 theft .. ratter, of Saltcoh, BIRMINGHAM Mereety Pear enekVl. a Goard4sets meet and cure. In slight.and remasteases (*lntender', a pllilt.:, :arlifie, do declare, lust out every Afternoon, and reaches Bi; elliPift ' t ably at No re-establishment is compkted• in the short period of two eaigc, I with a nervous core. Peres by Oxford, Entire/ and shipfbine r isa the Sammie* Mimi ' . and, in those of the utmost Mired/facie where other pretenses rs of memory,pains in Bull ftreet, Birmingham. - - 'e• • r ' Ol . 'have foiled of success, a proper perseverance in. our plan of.tttsr as to be confined to my HULL, Northcave, Howelen, Thorne. . and Donee** Pagt talent, ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. by the faculty, but to no Coach, every Morning, at Seven e'clock,eo the lull **Sun Is*, Amidst the mehneholy variety of disorders which are the etern• ilk, who knew my fad 'Myton Gate, Hull. . " -. ' of a habit long and must unhappily pursued by the youth oft,* . DIAL BALM of Gl- HERTFORD, Ware, .Hoddeklon lad %Omit Cagey 400. ....... I 'Sexes, there are none more alarming or, more distressing drilt e Liverpool, three bottles Morning. ... ' an 'pi theie ' deficidicies and debilities which frequently prevent or die reamed me to perreet BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and it edhill nlgir bitter the matrimonial state. To suck persona it Mutt be a WO! g, en purpole to return Coach, every Morning at d Afternoon; by ffichardWatts Co. tug reflection to know that they may now, 'by a new and infld"7 :, great blerßng I now•en TOTTEN' lAlvt aliU edmonton Coach, daily, at half part to, mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all htenaalins eery, the Cordial Balm h a lf pall two, half pats leer, •and half plft keen o'clorls.,. • . ''. sings; a strong, manly, and vigorous conetithsion, i Inalldiert )MAS GLAIS•TER. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goode, use , convermlog .4. •-7-- debility, from whatever ciAse arising, as well se in every OP- ' under mentioned WAGGONS. 'str - et . 4 ___, l .'• . j , :of venereal ihfeetlon, we May be consulted by pallet , * of either :. large* Captain Jobn To DIM, Beccles, &Ivry, Bury and sli - parts of SW1'0=17 01 ! with the greatest secrecy end Metope. Hours when I mesa to return Mentlar- ... t.V: j .., .?!..k..., ,' '.4 some from ten to three, lid fro m six in the cretkug till telt anon. , • . MARLBRO', Newbury and Rewiliagareepfballay. •,. ..,,, nizht. !••• • . .4. e, Scotch ftreet,Carae. - WORCESTER, Kidderminfter, Here alst fr4l,Parntarttscrellreck.. _ Patieeu la th e counter are requested to state the yaricialut d• ad of every retedtatde melt, and all parts of SoothWaleasj i. ob&W.loaft4i'ocrl Abele' case, age, and genertl habit of B/deg, &C.. Ate. iDaio§4 l ) , S. ' ..• Satorday. - • . •,..,1 ) •c , , . .0 4.1, .11;. - • • naga---rwa-Alit s ---.' '' . 1 - remittance:Ps' ;hike Ind met '.tined, when the samenell heed! , ig the quantity et **Of ClRENCRSFBR.nomodeleuour , • • inommem NNW debeitbiggek..... , , lived. 60 UTHAM tlON,Wkochcfter, itumkt, Ly i or sent to any,paA of the kiorlawki To emure:titailka'_S P. . . .••, : .1 , ~s , , h Ruirood Farther , u , , -esetial to our undeetaking,ehe postage of letter 6 lo o 7. i i• e immediately from the tlaq• s-nnw‘." ll C . - ,„_ • "': ng e " , " . , Ito Ave account for medicine,. CURRIE an entity they think prgpesl, Ific *lt : r e" t m e n ue n °EB°Ol flail • . ...f • November . 94,,u05. .: 7 i'••• ... • ' NO. 1• 7 11 1 10 4 . 6 121.1" . 1 .: hey hall appoint.. tPdlf• - . • ,-.4Flailiptill alsd TWltheohatii, e' .. 4 - N. B. Messrs. CDRRIE and Co. 'live certibc.uls fry."r * mdt. and she ol ßnee ' ' i la 4 • ° P -WW*** 4 lialinntit ' n r Wa ggbil. 4111 YiPP r ken respeaatli- Tioßtssetiii orvesiabt and Edinbergbear t t l i t e s e, enF pdee t veßles t irje J i ii e '.• " .04 R4o.oler.os ao 0 0 4 t•PliPits9r9fiker "wog . 'dilifence, wan k and hnowsity.withiwtridOio otu trif" 4l • •• 4 - ~`. T. ' • -; . ,ft,,,.._416_.„_.• -• , . .duiles usi ed. than during ; die those theZ ed thtir ;15‘ het perfeniellitt . IBM VIAR 4 al i ti ale t b itikili awry's. as tur e s su a ••• . .'• , • ; il.1:1)"..• ;• , • •" - . i a guisoklo4 • Arl -- • ‘ v allAtieltaf for etre Vatiffix . . - -..-T--t •Yer. tr igi l l*i Ofrott.lffilietllgf ter ofta . .111WISCIscor mairetbsatThelPoikads "alas, .W kW! oreilibill I .I.ol4tkoN: Pritatii and pisbffsh i OLVitt,RE.- -. e. they e en, t o ja l itof4, unlefe fpeelfied at the time of delivry,aad pub! fact a, • teaborr Plaid, Lainbeth) at theTvrtfliOraser,. MI, the Sameen's Head lon, Snow Hill, London . itreet. 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