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LAW INTELLIGE','"-F. IN CONTINUATION TROIA THE ►RECEDING PAGE. S MAW F'S COVPRT ...... . _ SCOTT, Efq. v. BROOK s.—On Monday lalt came on before the Sheriff of Surrey and a Jury, at the Queen's Head, in the Borongh, a Writ of Inquiry of Damages for bi caking the Plaintiff's Inclolore, at Pinge-place. 'she Defendant had pleaded a right of common, to which the Plaintiff replied, and the caufe was expelled to come on at the laf Surrey Mires, hut the Defendast thought proper to abandon his plea,and fuffer judgment by default. Mr. Serjeant Bailey, the Coaniel for the Defen• dant, having Rated that the Defendant's proceed• ing was from error, for which he was lorry, the Plaintiff confented to take 51. as nominal damages, winch the Jury accordingly gave, and which car ries all the coils. Girroan,Efq.o. TN SAML—This aeinn was on the fame grounds, and the fame acknowledgment being made, the fame damages were accepted. OLD BAILEY. Yefterday eighteen prifoners were tried, three of whom were capitally conviited, viz. Thomas Smith and William Jona, for burglariouf. ly breaking and entering the dwelling houfe of James Fontaine, between the hours of (even and eight o'clock, on the night of the 1711% of March, and ftealing thereing a metal candlettick his pro perty. It appeared in the courfe of the evidence, that the prifoners were feen intently looking in at the window of the profecutor, a brazier and unman, near Middle-row, Holborn, at the hour (toted in the indiftment , by two of the witneffes, who be. longed to the Patrole of that quarter. Their fuf picron was immediately excited, and they narrowly watched the prifoners for tome time : at length the prifoner Jones broke one of the panes, by Come means, after which they both (the prifoners) re tired : they loon, however, advanced to the fpot again, and the winters obferved Jones put in his hand through the broken pane, and take out Come thing, which he inflantly gave to his fellow prifo ner, Smith, on which they feparated, and went heftily away. The witneffes alluded to then formedan arrange ment for the apprehenfion of the prifoners, in con. fequence of which, one of them was to purfue Smith, and the other Jones. The patrole who ran after Smith fhortly came up with him;—at the diftance of a foot or two, he perceived it was a metal candleftick which he had in his hand. On Smith perceiving the witnefs Co near, he ran acrofs the greet, and the witnefs following, he threw the candleflick with violence at him. He was, how ever, Coon afterwards &cured. The identity of the eandlefbek, and the fubordinate parts of the cafe being duly proved, the two prifoners, for Jones was Coon after taken, not being able to make a fatisfaftory defence, were found Guilty to the full extent of the indiement—Death. The prifoners Were both very young men. Ekaalmth Atm Haat, for feloniodly Reeling the tins of 531. Jos. in money and notes, in the dwel- Nag honk of Salmon Handfield, his property. ' Independent of this view of the cafe, the pri. *ner's offence, it appeared from the Rate:nem of Connie', was capital, under a particular and very old Mt of Parliament, which fo enafted it, to Real in a dwelling houfe, perfons being therein. The profecutor, it appeared, keeps a public honfe near St. Le onard's: church, Shoreditch ; the prifoner was his lodger, and occupied the front room on his fecond floor ; the money in queftion was depofited in the back room, in a bureau : the profecutor taw all the money in queftion within two days before the robbery took place, and the day immediately previous, the Cum of 31. no. was put into the bureau by the profecutor's daughter. On the day let forth in the indiftasent, the pill). ner was feen Rending near the door of the room in which the money was kept, and the door there of open : the door of the room was habitually kept locked by the profecutor and his family. On the prifoner being fo obferved, the fufpicions of the profecutor were firongly excited : --he fent fur an officer, and juft as he came into the room the pro fecutor's eldeft daughter, who was left there to ob ferve the prifoner, perceived the bag which con tained the money in queftion lying at the prifo. Der's feet •, the contents were counted out, and it was found to contain all the money laid, with the exception of one 7s. piece. On being afterwards (torched by the officer, three icy: were found in her poffeffion ' two of which it appeared opened the lock of the bureau. The prifoner left her defence to her Connfel (Mr. Cuawoon), who endeavoured at her excul. ration chiefly through the medium of an ingenious crofs-examination of the profecutor's witoelfes.— Some witneffes appeared to her charaaer. The Learned Judge obferved, that under the particular Aft upon which the prifoner was in dieted, the amount of the money flitted would make no difference as to the capital part of the charge,as in that view one fhilling would implicate her as much as tool. -- The Jury. after deliberating lone time. found the prifoner—Guilty. Ten were convilted of velony. - - ." Cherks Bartow was capitally indittcd for entering the hook of Richard Crouchman, and healing, in the *knee of Ann Crouchman, his wife, various articles of wearing apparel, his property. Mrs. Crouchman, the wife of the Profeentor, Rated, that her butband was at iCa, and that the lived in Effex•Rreet, Whitechapel. On the 13th of April lali the went out to her landlord's, who lived within a door or two of her abode the took the child with her, and had not been gone more than five minutes, before the Was told that a man had been feen atwmpting to rob her houfe ; We immediately wen, home, and met the prifoner coming down Rain with fcveral articles of hie cloathing; the defired him to tell where he got tie things he had in his hands, as they belonged to her ; the prifoncr attempted to run a w a y ; however, made an alarm, and (evcral perfims came to her ail:Ranee, who detained the prithner until an officer came and leached him, and found dm propTrty in his poifeffion t alto z 4 falfe keys. with one of which he opened the profectitor's door. Arm ilrong, a police officer, belonging to the office in Wot fhip Itreet, corroborated the ftatement of the left witnels. The prifoner in his defence laid, that he went to the houfe of the profecutor to inquire for a perfon of the name of Scot, and that he took the property, fuppofing it to be chttbes which he had given that perfon to wails : he attempted to give an account of the keys found in his poffeffion, by laying that he was the armourer of an EaR Indiaman, and in that capacity he was obliged to carry the keys to lea for the fhip's ufe. Mr. Baron Tit om 'sow fummed up, and direited the Jury to attend to the value of the property Itolen, which was laid in the indiament at (even fhillings and fixpence : they would examine the fame, and, if they found it, to be lets than that fum, they would give their verdi& according to the true value, as the convietion was a capital one, if the value amounted to five fhillings. The Jury brought in their verdid, Guilty offleafing to the value of faurfbilling: and sentence. James Gavenaugb, for healing the carcafe of a Bleep, the property of Robert friulme. Samuel Brown, for Reeling tolbs of coffee, the property of Andrew Corniffi. William Brown, for healing 53 yards of dimity, the property of John Lindley and others. Thomas Davie, for healing two watches, and fe veral other valuable articles, the property of John Sanders, a clothier in St. George sdields, with whom he lodged. Wm. Fitzgerald, a boy, for healing, on the 19th of March tall, five handkerchiefs from Elizabeth Berwick, value 205. Eleanor Neron, for healing a watch from Robert Drinkwater, on the 19th of February. They had gone into a houfe to drink together. John Chandterr, for healing twelve pair of cotton Rockings, the property of W. Williams. gobs Brown, for Reeling a neat's tongue, the property of Thomas Batt. William IVbite, for healing a pocket handkerchief, the property of John Royle. And five were acquitted, viz. Edward Davie, John Hodges, Samuel Dyer:, and John Hofr, indi&ed for bnrglarioufly breaking into the houfe of the Duchefs Dowager of Chandos, with intent to heal. _ _ Elizabeth Humphries Rated, that the was houfe keeper to the Duche(s Dowager of Chandos, in Grofvenor-fcluare ; and that on the night on which the prifoner got into the houfe, (he bad fecnred the back door with a fork, which fhe had placed over the latch. About four o'clock in the morning the was alarmed by a noife like the cracking of wood, and foon after heard fome perfon coming up Hairs. She had placed a bar acrofs her bed room door, which the prifoner removed, and entered her apart , meat ; the pat the curtains on one fide, and raw the prifoner, on which the (creamed out" Mr. Bar. ton ! Mr. Burton I (meaning the Reward) here is a man." Mr. Burton made the alarm, and the prifoner was taken into cuftody. She Paid he had got into the houfe by a ladder which led to the back door where feveral workmen were employed repairing the premifes. Burton, the hoofe Reward, Paid, he was alarmed by the houfe keeper, and ran out into the ftreet, and brought in the watchman. No property was found upon t)se prifoner, or any thing removed in the honfe. The prifoner, in his defence faid, that he had been drinking in a public houfe, and that a prefs gang came in, and to efcape being taken by them he ran into the profecutor 's houfe. Being in liquor he fell afleep, and when he awoke did not know where he was. He denied having any intention to commit a robbery. The prifoner's intent to Real not being proved, the Jury pronounced him Not Guilty. Joh indiaed for Realing 32 brilliant diamonds, the property of Richard Hobdell. The profecutor is a jeweller, at No. 29, Addle- Ilreet, in the city, and the prifoner was his jour- neyman. About twelve months face a number of diamonds were given to the latter to work upon, which he kept in his poileffion. The profecutor having loft feveral of his working tools out of the (hop, Cul - paled the prifoner, and immediately de manded the diamonds. He was told by the pri loner that he had pledged them at Mr. Harrifon's, a pawnbroker, from whence he promifed to redeem them as loon as poffible; the profecutor ainfented at that time not to bring him to jullice. He did not, however, redeem the diamonds; and, at loft, would not acknowledge his having taken them away ; in confequence of which the profecutor had him taken into cußody. . . . . The diamonds were produced in Court by the pawnbroker. but Mr. Hobdell would not venture to identify them. The Jury retired for a (hon time, and, on their return, pronounced the prifoner—dot Guilty. • RECORDER'S REPORT. Yeiterday the Recorder made a report to his MAjelly of the following prifuners under fentence ,of death in New ate, viz. T. Gould, for itdlng a quantity of ftdped cotton, value 4 the pruperty at Mans. Rotalautlius tunrCet. in thez dwellint ►oufe. I. R. Mathews, for ftealior a more. value it 4 the property of T. Kew. J. Newton. for Reality rotes sad ea& to the amount of 31. too 6d. the property of S. Pordard and Co. in their dwel linkbotie. - - - - - - HiO, for be at large before the expiration of the term for which be was ordered to be tranfpnrted. A. Jonquil, and R. Gale. for breaking into the dwelll-g -lnwie of W. Thomas, and Dualists a quantity of bed furniture, and other or:Wes. M. Solomon, for breads( into the dwelittithoofe of J. With*. rth, and Reaping two teatikerchiefs. value 45. F. (bolas, far fteabng Rank note and pia bills t the amount of ssL the property of 0. Dowfla. J. Jammu, for forging and tittering a pramiffory note for permit of s 4 with intent to defraud James Crowe and others. C. Horn. for enteriog the dwelling-hoofs of Rariaky. and Railing therein fundry articles. R. Lad,. PM (altering the dwelling-honfe of J. Ring, and Reeling thereto a pair of Roes and other articles. M. Healy, for perfuming Mnrty Ryan. a faream t hi order to melte When orepi yeaserete and Mrcbasi Neely were ordered for execution on Wednefday nut. I N.& The cafe of disc IFixdfor was potipated. WI/WENDS. May 3. john Tare, arOxford-ftreet, St. Anne, Sotto, Matte fez, Hnen-draper, at one, at G, ildha 1. May 7. jaws Coe, of Church-Area, Hackney, Middlefez, oilman and tallow-chandler, at one, at Guildhall. May 7. Charles &Maw, of nutdetftrect, London, oil-mer- . . chant, at one, at Guildhall.. May 9. Joleph Child late of Romfey Rita, Southampton, maltfter, at eleven, at the White Horfe Inn, Romfcy. May 7. Benjamin Mi... JWI Haddon, now or late of Clifibrd'a. Inn, London, ferivener, at one, at Guildhall. May 9. George Haileden, of Liverpool, bookfeller and ftationer, at twelve, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. May to. John Dixon, late of Bitter, grocer, at eleven, at the Globe 1 avern, Exeter. BIRTHS. At Munich, on the 7th inftant, Mrs. Drake, of a daughter. On Friday UR, in Sloane-Rivet, the Lady of J. A. 1 kW dne, Efq. of a daughter. Laft Sunday, in Upper Seymour-ftreet, Portnian4quare. the Lady of Major Adolphus Hinuber, of a fon. On Sunday fensight, at her houfe in Mancheßirr-fquare, the Right Hoc. Lady Charlotte Drummond, of a faa MARRIED, At Edinburgh, on the 9th What, Mr. William Hende:fon, writer to 'Unroll, to Mifs Chriftlin Seton, Whittinghant. On the tath loft. Mr. Alex. Cowan, merchant In Glafgow, to Mils Margaret Lindfay, daughter of the late Mr. Gray Lindley, of the Ctdttun-houfe, Leith. On Tuefday left, at Ipfwicb, R Wiltlblre, Efq. of New Bridge. firms, to Mifs M. Bladed. Wedndday, at Bt. Georges Church, Hanover •Iquare, George Hollings, Efq. of Mount-ftreet,Berkeley-fquare, to Miff Maria Barker, daughter of Richard Barker, Efq. Surgeon to the fecond regiment of Life Guards. DIED. On Sunday the rods init. at Eaton, in Northamptonfhire, in the 65th year of his age, the Rev. Palmer Vi'haUey, A. M. up wards of ao years reetor of that place, donseftie Chaplain to the Right Hoe. Lord Brownlow. On the :sth inft.at Mr. Shepbeard's,ln UpperOsilford-ftreet. Capt. Robert Abbee Mat, of Mitcham,Sarrey. late COIRMILD der of the Gemara' Stuart Eaft Indianan. On Sunday left, at Brampton, MifsWindu, daughter of the late Wm. Madam, Efq. of Hertford. On Sunday night, in the 64th year of his age, Mr. James Alain, late of Drury-lane Theatre. On the 9th Jolt at his haste in Webeek-ftreet, Newlham Peers, Efq. of Alvelton Houfe. Warwieketire, aged yy. At Dalkeitli, t h e ay tit ult. Mr. jobn Jetsam, Write! them HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning • • .. • • a minutes after 3 Mamma 37 minutes alter 3 For Rheumadfm, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head. Nu:aback, Palfy, Indlegion. Flatulent Spaknodlc or flying Pains, general Debility and Actuation of the Syltem SPRAINS, BRUISES, Ike. rj XPERIENCE has proved the mild ftimulating powen of WHITEHEAD's FSSIANCE of MUSTARD, PM and Fluid, the aloft 'seethe] remedy ever made known to the wade, having fucceeded in cafes of Its, dem, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Banding, alter other means had failed, and It has abfeoutely cured more Mimes of the above complaints, than aD the medicines ever before made Public. The fluid Ream is fo Angularly peacefully and fpeedy fo Its operation, as generally to caEt the care of SPRAINS, BRUISES, gee. by a few applications. Whitehead's Flame of Maud is prepared and fold at ea pd. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jose crow, Apothecary, Na te, Greck4reet, Sobo, London : And its reputed= is fo nadverfally thahlliked, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in Englaed, Irdaod, Weft Indies, and America o Fervent mantel& Inmeetion, haf are to o T bkrve, the Geodes is dlitingsillied purc by th ers e lUng l :=, and the eireanire eIR.Josn 'von, the Patentee's own writing as the lalid of each Beek or Boa. WOMBS of the MUMMA and Certain COMPLAINTS. AS Pole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated medi. A. and &mks and Remedies, Mr. Duroua Informs the Public, that be may as dual be meldted daily from 9 to 3, at his hook No. d. Pritb.areet, Soho, so Cafes of Striaares, Oh- Meddioe (Nan, Dm Ste. ere well m Do6iity, andmery dif order where homey is I. Amid a repeat, that Mr. D. has provided a fpideas Hyde. that every Patient may be intro duced in a kparate apartment. Mr. D. has foe many yeah confine! Idinfelf to that &payment of Sonny, and from ez tenfive 'make, and the Dna Battering rue he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild, efficacious, requiting no con finemeat or reftraint in dist. and preventing the poSbility of a rekpfe. Perfects in the country Bating their cafes fully, in a letter, melding a me or a two pound note, will ban proper re medies feat to the amount. For the various (peptone, Ste. fee Mr. Dukes Tnatife on the above soreptidnts, price as. 6d. the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown court, Suho ; H. D. Symonds, Patemeder-row ; and of tic Author. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Eta. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tg, allot. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fine the year t 7po, I have been afllitted with the Lues Vl2l42ftil, which, from its obliittatdy refitting every courfe of modocine prefaibcd by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under going fractal revere amok' of faUvaties, and twice difeharged from the Hofpital, with Little rdief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the fpring of lift year my diforder had got to fuck a head, aa.acarly to put a petiodto my exiftence; I bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, we on each arm, and my legs were brulte oat In a frightfial stunner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a Rate of ulceration for the latt (even years ; my left had alto two large nodes on it, was very much difcauured, and gave me fuch eternal- atingpain, y when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive ma wire& frtli cula s d lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomp fon (who received fo great a cure by theca here), to take your Lake's Pateat Pills, which I began to do on the afith of May ; in the courts of a ertnight I began to receive bandit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my bead and arm, were found ly healed—loon after the fora on my legs heated alio, leaving however, confiderable difcolouration in the Mn, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the biding of Goo, and a little =karkvera , nce In your invaluable the (leis regaining s Medicine, tu n to al hue, f a a d dad tse ; the . turnal pains gradually going off.—l this, became, by your Mho ral advice and medicine, perfedkly free from all my fanner car plaints—hsve recovered my former fpirit end fixates, and am became jolly and fa, in which Rate having continued many months to the aloha/anent of all who knew me I am at a lots in what terms to ex prefs my gratitude, but be g you, for the good of stber loitering mortals, to make this my cafe as public as potEble, as I Mallon every OCCIAODI Ie fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful,. kedkat vay humble tenant, ALEX. MURXER, Saran's Clok, High-Bract, Edinburgh. Witnefes to the above cure ,—john 'Chomp/on, No. 3. New Poultry-market, john M'lntuth ,Okl Aecmby clok,Edbiburgh Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor, THOMAS TAY, LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Hod., Nn. 9, New Bridge-ftrecc, Leaden 1 where, after a radiant refidame of more than thirty-fix years, in a predict partiadar ly dirc.fted to the cure of Yenerid Crenptaints, and Mote inci dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable feerecy which Men of his Profeilion (Weld always obterve in Gaels cake, he Ratters binsfelf, the advice and affiftanco begratulloutly ad minitters to perfais taking this Medicine, will be dimmed by a difceming Public, as an advantage trident attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alto kid, by his appointment. for the convenience of took living at a Mame, at the Pertaniees, No. 35, St. Alban's itreet, Pali-Mall; the Toy-kop, Nov sot, Oxfsed-ftrect Mr. Difborotigh . s, N 0.7, Pik Rreet.hW ; Mr. Steel, bookfelier, No. s, Union-row, Link Tower hlli ; Mr. Easter's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callwers, Dublin; and by one per fon in every confide:able town in Great Britain and Ireland, is boxes of only :s yd. each, Grated up, with fall and plain di rections, whereby patrons of either fat may cure 'beakless with cafe. (peed, kerecy, and Eddy. N. 6. Even , nos fold in Great Britain is haled up with a Stamp, on whkh, oy favour of the Conuntikiners, it printed, at the Stamp-Olice—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-Reset —to .toad which is felony, and all ethos are caustelleit WH2N Prorefrienal Dkan of Irlitcaid n met re. fponfibllity deviate fr(wh the micro; fyft,ut tar the !calm% of a peculiar /3raneh, the far4bon I , eWitlutiel faced, is the heft criterion of fuperio►ity. Ter years have I devoted my peadtke to the exchilive treat. mart of THREE DISORDk:ItS, and the lucceftiut rank of my plan gives me additional ardour •o opto,k as to al I sw, able the ra►age of thole complaints which are the molt import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. . . . . After initiatitin into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an eauyy period of Pradice to racue whir als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dm. genius precipitancy of general Praditioners The TH REE DISORDERS, to the Celt of which i have de. voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFEC*IION, whether of a recent or long duratioo,-2di n All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing front the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and la ftly that de • rangement of the fyitem in Women Which is called BARREN NES:: or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the rtfuk of ignorance or hale in the treatment of a fample Gonorrhea, and it not unfrcqueutly hap pens that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fttperior method fuch complaints axe wily cured, and even Where others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to air a ratlica! riPlabliikment. icv, i however, are the cafes at complicated diltrefs in the difarder, compared with the calaroliousEtuatlons of Men, who from indulgence In a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a falhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confoinenee of fuck pemleilsus habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his miferf, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tonic confolation foe him to know, that although it be an cited of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pradkitinners, the removal of .bete DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual orogrefs of tenor:don is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hays begun to redoes manly vigour, mush anxiety will be prevented by an early counters Lion of this languid Eats, and in there cafes no great dillculties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years milted. a proper Perform/mace Is tudifpenfibly requilite to revive the Rumbaing (parks of Life, and to re-anitnats the Conflitatioo. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their =pedalo= of a Family, may be affered, that In molt initances filth &fees are curable by Medical Rill. The SECRECY which is fo sandal to nay undertaking, and the Qiialllicatlons which I have prefumed to Rate, form the Balls of my pa:editions, and in coincidence with Each this intl elution is given, that Mr. BRIE may be confulted pc:feeling (or by letters fade* a basil note) at his &lac, No. ash Ana. del-itrect, &rand, sear Temple-Bar. There is as addidonal lllllVance in Water-ftreet adjolrdos and the sass Is es both the doers. M. DK= Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. "The Lona huh ceded Medicines to grow oet of the Barth, and he who Is 'FIRMS! net abhor them, for with Inch dab He heal Mem Ind nate away their Pains."—EceLssevil. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE, 'THE BALM OF MECCA, (Fries only a 5.951.) • 1 • is the ben Remedy in the Univerfe for NERVOUS COMPLADM,MonsoftpowerlW rdlenthe endrwaniniat. lag BALM OF LIU AND HEALTH, sad the Wel abli heft Meads in the Wawa kis nth pethended biediebe an welt the p l y et Nature. but k e dined eadirvved that k Health me where tie Owillidlen sb F a s have been bete. FWare& This Is the gawks laka, *twig& es tells us that the Q_ocen node a prefent et a nu to King 8010111011. end - which le MI einibinted in an 'tar tan Canneries as a knacks Ranedy tarok's& every Wade Thole who have impaired their beat* by a madame in bet and unhealthy Mathes ; the at either lea. white mina threaten rtaetmseii Age. aLW et Miliery. sedan early cilitektios ; and thole ware edvanced In years. whole tot tering itlete hum win withered sad skied wane oat are the there bramedits die& ettidefeething Deke.where , tip liens ssaybe Medea to the whole dare et Yakut& grime feelsuDedkandkaß aim where the With en ft lewd. when the eanikketies hal received a hod, ae k ktiar maw debliketed.thie fainting aedrnaelseeke ale otK.lte an 4 Weida will probes the haesieEiab t the add and tie. swab= kismet win he warned and Ana* All rimed Fi bre' or foiriblig Y will be breeed and mama ibis t the nada will be invigorated; the bars will be ikeerbensils the anaekeed ink will be entered with Jim Ilea; the el beaded web win be replenithed: the hapeeirlked watery blood will beam rkh and bean*, led in ties reitoredle tbetenadvekepetos, which Is the tresaltelse et WOW Oa Weil tirecglig Ipkits will he reeked and Wanted; &olio:twin be promoted; In bet theme ddr nerves will be reamed. and by disk thews the wbek tution will be renovated. rablensfailanntieeelety. maw choly, and all the deplorable fyantenas if think wnlslith as and ft/meth, ardour, feraky, and every widow at rlag health will be the happy Wok at tat* thiebeinthelle halos in due time, according to the diredions kr ids whkh weer pany each packet. TO THI PAM SEX. The Zahn of Mecca is malt earaegly receamsaided arise pregnamp, as wal asst every other period of thdr Sees; :Ea khans and yds,/ propmdta its opendok lad adds qualities, are moil happily congenial to the native ddimapof female habit; and theft compielate of which females see mom immediately fakeptible, come fo &redly within the hadp In. loam of this medicine ; that its ',Wady AliMdikados weismit affurcdly lupe:kik the neceilty of any other rowdy. la dl Ferticular mks it will be eddied, to teak& the Doak, teklal may be done by letter addreiled to him, No. ss, (beet-Within, or to the are of say me of his wholdak manta and andoling his fee, (not WI thin hafts plots): mad every female may re* 'lured that her cafe will be trawad with ths uundt delicacy, the molt fcmpulotis attaitice to every parti cular, and the molt profound fancy, by a Oradea of kiattlia knowledge, very great experience. sad Aria inte A Proof of the Macy of that molt eseellenet i e l etchsa the BALM of MECCA, which is an idaillble Cure for al Nervous Diforders. The Hon. Mrs. TWISI. STOW was f a iled to a violent Nervous Head-aehe, Palpitation% Tremors, mmeememably diftzef- fats fenfarions for form years 4 during which Ow masked fact of the aloft eminent Medical Men In the Kingdom, followed thdr Preferiptions, Wed the Rath Waters. Re. foe two fiaftes, without tired, sad never received any permanent relief till 6o was recommend d to the Proprietor of the Balm of Mmes. b 1 Wink Advice and Meadsaa fte has been pettedly reltored. (Slinvd) e AAAAA TTI TWISLITON, Margaret.ftreet, Cavendia-fittare, Landed. ANOTHER PROOF. Mn.s MART COAT as. at Mr. Aiken's, Long-Midas. am MM. was Meted he assay yews with a moil dreaddsi Ncr• sous Diferder, beeampanied with Hyllerie Fits, and a stalest turd Pain in the Crown of her Head; by taking the Balms of Mecca rat has obtained a prided cure. ANOTHER PROOF. WILLIAM S ' Eta. Chief (Mery of the Priv Ea& Indlaman, by a reildntee in the F.aft Indies, and the feverhies of the Coraysera Naval Service. in which he had been mere more than Twenty yearsoras reduced to a Rate of drbafil 8611 general relaxation of thceyftern, which cannot be deferibcd..-- The Bohn of Mecca has reacted blotto a better Rate °thatch than be ever before enjeyed. ANOTHER PROOF. Coppola Letter free its.fteppard. Boatfeikr, SAUL SIR. - - Itriltai. Nov. as. ilea. -- . A Gentlewoman, who ?elides la the neigibeurbord of Ndf tel,cabod on me this monde& to acknowledge a wry ramark able Coremisich the has experienced from taking TM Salm d Mecca; indeed this Medicine appears so be fo ganweily dues, and 1 have earl - di wielded fe wevisicieg a mos( acellenea in ti; foremen; icitance, that I &allied's may or mommity to recommend it; and u 1 am to oat, I my& Me aria fend me • frith immly as form ee am. Sir, TOW' ob t Scrvant ; =u) wm. lIIIPIPARat Tb. Bain of Mama is panoonly by Mdts.lll.B and Co. &widen, No. as , Hißopfpt Nat Witblot and W their appointment is NM wheal:Cale and retail by Mr. Widen. No. ale. Strand. krona bogie from Tont* Bar; Mr. swim No. 4, Cheas4.le, and by MS/ rafgeottabloklediebra WOW in the United Kingdom. Pike al 9d. Day laciadad. LONDON: Pe-needled pubillaidby LEVEL ROM's/ Gia urban-place. imbedijaa the 81-4 a Orma,lia.a.aaNY area. halitbrA ago a theft la Coma, Timplo-lts.