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B L AW INTELLIGENCE. MARTIN O. ADDOCK. I L i‘ IL COURT OF ICING's BENCH, FEB. Is. This anion, according to Mr. r.RSICINE, was brought to recover 381. tBs. 6d. the amount of the co, that was fitgained on the re-fale of a quantity of fcammony (a drag) which was originally put.. chafed by the Defendanr, who afterwards refufed to take it away. It appeared in evidence, this fcammony was fold at a public andion • that the Defendant was declare) the higheft bidder, and though he had been often requefted to take it away, he had ne ver done it. In confequence of that it was re fold, and the market being then over-flocked with the commodity, the price fell, and of cootie this lois was fultained Mr. Glass, leading Counfel for the Defendant, contended the Plaintiff was not entitled to recover, on account of a variance between the contrad and the declaration, &c. Some other points were alto (laced. He alked his Lordfhip's perms lion to move them next Term. Lord Et.t.vnamouatt raid, that indulgence was fuppofed to have been carried rather too far. He did not chufe to do it, where he was rather againft the objeftions. Thr Learned Counfel knew he could not prevent him from moving, bin mug be at the peril of colts. Verdia for the Plaintiff— Damages 381. t Bs. 6.1 COALS.—SFDGWICK V. PALI. ISTER. Mr. Mass Rated, this adion was brought on the 3d Ceo. 11. C. 26. feet 13. to recover of the Defendant, Mr. Palliger, who is a Coal Dealer, a penalty of pl. for delivering nineteen lacks of coals without having meafured them by the bufhel Rated in the 13th of Queen Anne. This was one of feveral afions that had been brought for the purpofe of obliging Coal De2lers to conform to the Law, and to do Juftice to their cuflomers. It would teem that nothing but levying the pe nalties on them could produce that degrable ef feet ; and he was extremely doubtful whether they did not gain more by violating the Law, than by paying the feveral penalties it inflided. To di(co ver all the frauds people in this line of bufinef' were guilty of, was impoflible. They would laugh at any body who (hould propofe to punifh them as of un as they were guilty of frauds. Thefe coals were fold by wharf meafure, and were accompanied with a regular Coal Meter's ticket. They were fold to a Mr. Flowers, and he thnuld prove they were put into facks at once with }hovels, and without the intervention of any bufhel whatever. Mr. EASICINS, leading Counfel for the Defen dant, laid, he was certain he fbould Thew his di ent was an honeft man. Although he, in the courfe of his profeflional duty, was oceafionally called upon to render his aifigance to Defendants (and he owned that very many frauds had been coin strutted in this trade) he fhould think it difhonour. able in the extreme to fay any thing that had the remotell tendency to hurt the interelts of the pub. lk ; but where innocence clearly appeared it mull be proteßed. He fhonld call the purchafer of there coals, who would tellify to his Lorelflaip and the Jury be had his full meafure. Mr. Grass very candidly admitted, that he bad not the leaß ground to foppore the purchafer had lets than his proper quantity. What he went up on was, that they had not been meafured with the proper bufhel, in obedience to the Aft of Parlia ment of Queen Anne. Mr-Easettes contended the babel of Q2een Ann was not the proper bullstl, becaufe the 3d Gen. 11. c. a 6, which enjoined that bufhel, and on which this adion was founded, was repealed by the 7th Geo. HI. which direded that coals flronld be meafured with the Bullet preferibed by the 16th and 17th of Charles the fecond. Mr. ErGrine con tended his client was entitled to a verdift ; and Lord EccatisoitoucK teemed rather inclined to the fame opinion : but Mr. Glass contended he was entitled to a verdift on the firfi coent of the declaration; which was agreed to ; but Mr. Er fkine Paid he ftionld certainly let it slide by mov ing in arreft of judgment. OUTTILIDOL t. LID AND OTHERS. This was an anion brought on a Bill of Ex change for ngol. by the plaintiff, who are Bank ers in Bedfordfhire, againft the defendants, as ac ceptors. It appeared that a perfon of the name of Deveral drew this Bill on the defendants for tool. and which was accepted by them.. After he had procured the acceptance of Meas. Reads for tool. he interlined Sol. which made it a bill for I col. He then went to the plaintiffs and got this bill difcounted. It was reported that Deveral had left the country for this and other forgeries. When this Bill was prelenred to the acceptors for payment, they informed the plaintiff's Agents they had only accepted a bill for tool. and that the other sob. had been afterwards inferted. The defendants in this cllt aded with great honour, becaufe they informed the plaintiffs eradly how this cafe good, and fail that they contid.red them felvcs as debtors to them for tool. Lord ELLlNsoaovcK laid, he thought the cafe was clear upon the bill. In confequcnce of the alteration made upon it, t was F one, and the plaintiffs mull have recourfe to their count in the declaration for money had and received. Mr. Ea Mill. on the part of the defendants. ob. ferved, there was no evidence of any money ha and received. And in order to entitle the plain tiffs to recover as for money had and received', they mull (hew that mnn!) , was adually had and received, sea west, this was not an accommoda tion Bill. Lord ELL‘NInItOUGH ()braved, that thefe Gen. Omen, the defendants, had floated in their letter to the plaintiff,—" We confider onrfelves as dept.' ors to you for tool." His Lordfhip Paid, he &mild leave that to the Jury as evidence of confideration. Verdict fur plaintiffs for tool. sous v. Nun. This was an aaiiin tor as atfaidt. Mr Es:rtsc tlti J, that the plaintiff was a young woman. the datighter ,if a v. blow, living at Devi ford t the was a niantua.n:3l.er, and a pietism t irrer•rnachAli!e :the tailed MIC day ui. • M.:s us the neighbourhood, our a (mall bill, which fhe owed her of about 41. when Rte found the defendant, who is a ligh t erman, there, who took Tome intereft in this Lady. The defendant anted her what was her name and bu finds ? She told him. He pulled her with great •iolence from the Reps of the door, d—d her and all her family. She was leaving the Houfe, when he followed her, and . faid, if the did not move on faller he would gallop over her the had ilia mounted his horle). The plaintiff had juli reco vered from a revere fit (.f Rind's. It did not appear that the defendant had received any provocation. Verdi& for plaintiff—Damages 51. LONDON MARICATS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY krtußN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 14th of February to the 19th of Femur/. Total- 63ta Qraters. Average 58a. V. id higher than lag return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags (new) tol os to t II os 1 Pockets(new) tot toe to trl 111 PRICE OF SEEDS, February 23. Red Clover (new) Fas to 1141 per ewe. Red Clover (old) sos to Eos per ewe. White ditto Sos to leys Trefoil ;is to ass Turnip Hs to aes per buihel Rye Graft eov to 651 per quarter Conaway 36$ to eas per cwt. Coriander 23s to sos ditto Canary Seed Sot to 11.5 s ditto" _ Now . Rape Seed sal to 331 per bit. . - ..... . Brown Mutton' heed zes to 131 per both& Whfte ditto zas to .14 per ditto. Broad Beans 321 to 46$ per do. Loog Pods 261 to aSs per do. Rio orals 4.r to 6cs. per cwt. SMITHFIELD, February aS. To fink the offal—per UN dints. . Beef 4 1 1 4d to 6$ od LVeal 6$ od to 79 Mutton Si od to is 4d Pork as 8d to ys NEWGATE and LEA LNHALL, February 28. Prr (tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef ss 8d to as 8d I Veal as 8d to 6t 3d Mutton Os 4d to 51 4d Pork its 8d to st 8d Stock at Market this morning, Beads dro—Siteep ;zoo. RAW pilDßS,Fcbruary S. .. . Hides (perßone) 3s 8d to 4s od Heavy Calf cnt 6d each Middling 3$ 4d to 3$ 6d I Horfe Skins listot 7s od Ordinary 3s od to 35 2d Sheep Skins 3s 6d to ,sod PRICE OF LEATHER. per lb. AT LEADENHALL. ... . Butts, so to 56113 cacti - Ditto, 6o to 631 b Merchants Backs Mang Hid!' 19 7 41 to 21t1 azt4 to 234 104 to 204 19,4 to aid Fitlt Ceracts Hides • Sid to 22111 Crop Hides for Cutting aoid to 22 • Plat Ordinary .. aild to sod Car Skins, 30 to aelb per dozen 264 to 324 Ditto 30 to 7otb s7d to 324 Ditto 7o to Rolla s6d to sid Small Seal (Greenland) per M. 3s 4d to 30 64 Large ditto $OOl to tam per doz. Tanned Horfe Hide% Ills to 32s each PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 46 Clare Market es Whiteehapd Market (per item of 81b.) as 3 (d Town Tallow 7316 d to 04 Ruffia ditto (ea.) 68. od to yes Rua" ditto ((asp) 68. to 69. 3d bin bid Stuff 6a od to os Ditto rough os od 124 9(4 Grraves i6s od to ths Average Price 4 1 1 3d Good Dregs to. to as Yellow Soap, 78s. to on.—Mottled, 86s.—Curd, 9os. Candles, 1211. od.—Moulds. t tn. od. PRICE OF HAY AND S I RAW, February 28. - Southfield. St. James's. lA'hitiochapel. 0 H .y 4 10 to 6 6 4 0 0 10 7 00 4 toto7 00 Straw 1 13 to 1 0 1 19 0 to a 6 o t 16 to 2 3 0 Clover o to 6 15 - 6 I 0 to 7 13 0 SPLENDID L RAi l r lOolts ItPRINCS, • and PRINTS, Ece. Ste. TO BE SOLIIBY AUCTION—By Mr. PHILLIPS. At his Great Room, No. 6y. New Bond.ttreet. on Wednerdst neat. and following days, at t s teem*. L A. iitXTENSIVEapd well felelted LIBRARY of VALUABLE BOOKS, and BOOKS of PRINTS, bound in Morocco Ruffia, and Vellum bindings, compri4ng 3000 Volumes in Hiltory, Politicks, Divinity, Belles Lewes, Topography, Biography, Arts, Sciences, Voyages, Travel., &c. he.—Among which are the Philorophical Tranfadions, too Vols. Ames's Topographical Antiquities, Pennant's London, Hill's Vegetable Syftem and Herbal, coloured plates, sr Vals. Ddpl'in Clanks Anderfon's Consmerce, Encyclopedia Bo tannica, Lord O rford and Sir William Jones's Works, Cetical Review, too Volumes, Gough's Topography, Edmondron's Baranagium Gcnealoglcum,Didionnalre de Truax, Macklin's, Bowyer's, and Heptinitall's Bible, Smith's Views in Italy, Birch's Views in England, Foul! 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Barley 231 od to 245 6d Beans 3:s od to 3Rs od Oats :91 od to zo od Peale 381 od to ass od Nrwsu II l'...Witeat. 4411. od. to 6os. NI. per Garter. Barley 19a od to 13$ 6d Beans 17s 6d to 375 od Oats 175 od to 205 ad Peak 30 od to 34 1 96 Hatimur.--Wheat 331 od to bss od per Quarter. Barley sts od to sea od I Beans 281 od to 33; od Oats sits od to sas od I Peale 30 sod to 38. od Rzaoino.—Wheat 43..0d. to 621. 6d. pir Tarter.' Barley :Rs od to 255 as I Beans 285 oto 361 od Oats lis od to ass bd Peat 331 64 to 37s od Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innumerable instances, fubfided by a courfe of SPILSBURY'S Antircorbutic Drops, ton much cannot be raid in praile of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the molt complicated cafes, has eflahlifhed its celebrity throughout she univerfe ; indeed, where is it poffi ble to obtain fuch a reitorer of the conflitution and infallible core of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Lein*, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops aro fold in bottles of gs. and 6d. los. and 21. as. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each hot tle, by the following venders in London : F. New. herr* 4g, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Flect-market ; Bacon, Oxford -greet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Giskfpur-Bret:; Swinney, Pall Mall; Walfli and Withers, No. sag, Strand; Brennand, Billsopf gate-flied ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difpenfary, No .15, &ho-fquare. BIRTH. Wednefday hilt, In Matchetter Brett, the Lady of the Rev. Samuel Byam, of a daughter. MARRIED. LaR week, at Batts, Toh, Miller, Efq. of Carey greet, Lin. sain'a has, to Mifa Bond, daughter of Sir James Bond. of Hen Oa Monday fennile,ht, Mr. Minett, of Langford, wed M, to Mifs Maleleo. of the fame rime, lied 65, after a duce court- Ibip of thirty years. DII U. In December lift, at Jamatea, Captain Allan Maclean, of the 6th hattanon of tha both Revile:at, Me only i,w of Me. Mac kin of Inverfesak. On Saturday tall, the Han. Edward Griffin Kinnaird, fecond fen of the Right Hon. Lord /Unnaird, at his Lordffiip's feat. Ealing. iddlefes On the sath alt. at her lodgings in Rath. the Honourable Mrs. Bagwell, clda it Inighter of the late Lord Grates. Lift week, at hi. bode in rtoeth.ffi.irc, Brillol, fa the 64th year of his age, Mr. Pin , Printer. On aunday lait, at lord FarnLawie bode. in Grafeen-ltreet, ffionii.itn.et, Mn Cure mother of the Countefsof Farnham. t her hoofs in Porrimilovnuiefs, the syth alt. Mrs. I. iisa. beth Cowan f Poteffik, raw of the &cored Janus Adtlifon. kcauwiloanat:a. ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE and ESTATE, in YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr• RAIN!, At the Rainbow Colfee•bottfe, in Cornhin, on Thltrfday next, 3d day of March, at Twelve o'clock. In One LOT, AVALUABLE and very deferable FREE HOLD ESTATE, lying perfedly compaet and well wa tered, mire-Owl by the River Gypfey, which runs aboveground through Part of the land, on which Banda a moll complete and elegant Villa, with every req ifite attached and detached OR ice, well known by the Name of FALCONER'a-HALL, in the PariOs of Foxholes, about Half a Mile dillant from the H gh Road, between Driliteld and Scarborough, Nino Miles from the former and Ten from the latter, and Twelve from Bridlington; together with a molt excellent Farm-hook, with convenient Out-buildings, and fundry contiguous Indofures of good Land, containing near Eight Hundred Acres; together with the Manor of BOYTHORPE, extending over about One Thoufand Acres of Ground. The Reedence, Offices, and about Six Acres of Lila, at in the Occupation of the Proprietor, who will give immediate Polfelhon •' and the well adapted Furniture is to be taken by he Pureluferat a fair Valuation. The relt oldie Land Is held by Mr. William Nutbrown, by bare, Six Yeas% at which are sow tutexpired, at a Nett Rent of about 84oL To be viewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. Nutbrown, of whom Printed Particulars may be had; ago of the Printers of the York Courant and Newealtle Advertifer; Swan, Ferry bridge; Angel, Doneatter; of Mein. Caton and Beetfon, No. 4. Gray's Inn Squ.tre • Rainbow • and of Mr. Raine, Land Sur veyor, Charlotte -ft;vet, Bloomlbury, Landes. Aftonifhing efficacy In numberlel trials, and with full ev id ene of Dr. Ba OD m's Botanical Syrup, in which he has happily compreffed the mon, Purifying and Healing virtues of the Vegetable Syftem, is now recommended In Scorbutic, Le prous and Scrophulous Cafes. FROM the Nobleman to the Peafant, intoxica don is the conk of many of the Diforden which now al- Bid mankind. When rcalun is thrown of her guard by the potent force of drinking to excels, it too often happens that this imprudence produces another, or, in plain terms, a coaneellion with a difordered or unclean perfon ; and frequently thole who are guilty of theft indiferetions are on the point of entering into the tiered band of wedlock, with a difcreet and virtuous com panion. What is the osafequence of dick repeated improprie ties ? The infedious poiton, which has lurked in the body of the hatband, is communicated to the wife, and entailed upon the offspring, who comes into the world a difgufting fpeetaele to all beholden, and fulajed to the Evil, eruptions of the yawlt inveterate tendency, &c. A mechanic, who ufes metal in the completion of any performance, that has not been properly re fined, will find his workmanlbip break, crack, and difplay a variety of imperfect ions, in defiance of all pains and diligence: it is exaaly the Rune with thole who enter into the itate of wedlock,withaut having their blood property purified from the contagious diftempers k receives through tbefe errors, than which nothing is more efficacioas than Dr. BRODUM's BO TANICAL SYRUP, being an admirable diuretic, and idling by perfpiration, never falling to cure compbints of this nature, after they have lain dormant In the blood for (even, eight, or ten years. Although it is fo effeffinal, it Is at the fame time fit innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take it with the greaten rarely ; nor Is there the leaft dancer of taking cold; even in the rod! inclement lesion, which It is fcarcely poLble to chapc during the adminiftratinn of a courfe of mercury. The Botanical Syrup, and Reiterative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doftor's Houle, No.o,Albion-ftrect,in bottles of tE tot. —t ft. 6d. and sv. sd ; and by all Printers, Bcokfellcrs, and Venders of Medicine, In the United Kingdom, with pro. per direelons. *„. To thafe Ladies and Gentlenten bordering as the ftate of Matrimony, the Doftor would particulatiy recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the fmalleft degree apprchenftve of the Sy( o ( tent not being entirely found, or fubjed to relaxations of the olids. _ The biedicine may be had every day. A quart bottle con tains equal to five fmall 021111. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re fponlibility deviate from the general fylkent by the fe leetion of a peculiar Branch, the [make of keg continued fuer& Is the bell criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my forsake to the ezctuflve treat. mem of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuocufsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to mak as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt Import ,ant in the utalogne of human infirmities. ' After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Predict to refcue indivi.hi , als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praßitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long durstlon.--tilly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature sit, and tatty that de. rangement of the fyfteni in Women which is caned BARREN NESS or STERII.IIY. Numerous difeafes are the mask of Ignorance or bane in the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and it not infrequently hap pens that the Leda of Life are pogoned bythe ind&ralon elan unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are inlay cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may preemie to offer a radical re.eilablifilment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs In the diforder, compared with the calamitous fintations of Mtn, who from indulgenct in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fano:table I.ife, acquire that nate of Debility which is the unavoidable eonfequence of tuck petal ChM' habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his milaty, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, It may be tome confolation for him to kni.w, that although It be an objed of doubt or uncer tainty with o! her Pmelitioncra, the removal of _heft DEEI CI ENCIF S Ity the gradual progrefs of renovalon as theacquire mem of my experience. If the rites of Bacelms or Venus hale begun to reduce manly vigour, much wiling , will be prevented by ao early counteradtion of this languid nate, and in the& cafes no great diniculties will occur. But where this deficiency has far years mined. a proper Perfeverance is indifpentiblv regulate to revive the numbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WONIF:N, who have long been ditappninted In their expzdtations of a Family, may be enured, that as molt Ina:anus foal detente ere eatable by Medical till. The SECRECY which la fo (Senna! to my undertaking, avid the Quitlifications which I have prefamed to nate, form the Bafis at my pretentious, and in coincidence with fedi this ictl Minion is given, that Mr. BREE may be eonfultesi perfonally (or by Fetters Mclean a finall note) at his houfe, No. ay, Arun I iel-ftreet, Strand. near Tesapk-Bar Tnerc is an adairinnal esitraa:c in Water-atect adjoining fad tirr nann: is on T^•A iSc doors. ALMEL, I:L.:b.: allay Port Culler of Surgeons. • ' IiiACEN'S HEAD INN, - sNow-CULL,Lomjapi CCINVENftNCE, SAFETY:BND EXPEDITION, FOR. TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THEI SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, Jr 1114 FOLLOWING POST COACHES: U NCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BItIOTOL, by NSW POST-COACHES, through Clappenham, Cane, and Mariboreevery Afternoon ; arrives, at Mr. May's, the Greybousd lon, Bath, and L on d on T aver s, Thomas-ftreet, Sriltol, next Nlorning--le ; fide *l. tea.—Oat 113.—Parcels• bd. arriage.—Paffeoge% for warded (pan Bath to Bridgwater, Tauntou, Liverpool, Warrington. Knotsford, Stone, and Litchfidd New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at fire o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Rani Crofs-fircet, Liverpool. Guam ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Sets out every aftertoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at nom, Pak'-,y Oxford, Shipitone, and knack), to the 6.iraceu's Head, Bull-bract, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, (eta out every morning at eight o'clock—carries (our infides only, Anil g r,e, remarkably eafy—pattes through Stannurd, Newark, Ret ford, Doncafter, and Ferryhridge, to the Golden Lion, Lenin next day at noon. Notwitlatanding the uncommon expedimo atlas Coach, it is allowed to be the molt agreeable and tont ' plate public conveyance on the North Road, being unequal/Li in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal. Lancalier, Prelton, Kirby Lonfdale, Boolean, Chorley, Ormftrirk, and Garftapg Poft Coaches, every aftir. 13003 at five o'clock—Guarded. auth, Splay, Horns:Mlle, Bolton, Spalding, Petertorottgli„ ' Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, lets off Monday, Wedneklay„ h and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from fipillby . with a Guard. York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Pelt Coach, the Lead Nelfon, performed with a Guard throughout, feu out every inorning • at (even o'clock, by way of Newark, Raked. Tad eater, Darlington, Northellaton, Durham, Mapeth. and Bar iwick. Pathogen finding elaanfelva fatigued from the kook , ofthe journey may reit what time they plate, and then proceed I on without any additional fare. The Proprictorat York man Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. Cathie and Penrith Poll-Coach, goes with four Hake. and a Guard all the way—pareethrough Banish. Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catunick. Borougb bridge. Wallet . by. Aberford, Done-after, and Grantham, (the nearest way by aft miles)—fns oil every Morning and performs the journey with the grated facility. Paffengers detained on the road by hawk or *afore, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fit. cured in the next Coach, (with only Ex Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymentlf, Fahnenth. Dartmouth, We ym chefter, and SaHlbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half pat Three, with a Guard : through noniron, Axminfter, Bridport, Mandford, Batingftoke, and Bagthot—Carricis ' four Infides, at only 21.21. each. MHertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chaliant Coach, every orning. Sheffield and Rotherhain Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Smen..—Guarded. Oxford, Benfon, and Henley New Poft-Coach, with 'a Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock. Mancheiter, Wihrthow, Cornett:ton, Newtsflie, Wohatampton Poft Coach,every afternoon. Guarded Shrewfbury, Wellington, and ShlfFnal Port Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and &•1 and Unkorn Inu,Shrewfbary. Guarded. Southampton, Winclatter, Arlaford, Alton Coach, every morning. Hull, Northeave,Howden, Thorn and Doceatter Poft Conti every morning, at (even o'clock to the Bull and Sun Ism Mytoo.Gate, Hull. Woodford, Wantlad, and Laytooftone Camay at s !tray Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine in the . Mask& Tottenham and Uinfonton Coach daily at half pat Tco, hat pat Two, half pal Four. and half part Seven o' sack. N. B. Heavy Weights of Lespge, Gook, ice. canna its the under mentioned Weggonu—.To Difs, Beaks, Bonito Bury, and al parts of Suffolk every Monday. Marlborough, Newbury, Sod Reading, every Today. " . Southampton, Winchater, Rumfey, Lyndhurft.Lyntington. Chriftchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge,Wiramen. acid P3OOll ....Waggon Daily. Sunbeiry, Hampton, and Twlskenhale, twice* wok Worceffcr, Pagan. and Wycombe.may Saturday. Cirencetter.Ablogdoo, and Henley, three Mans a isratft..., W. MO mfr.., IN and Co. rdpeWially aeusialst their kWh and the Paine, that they will not be accountable for any Pall , or Logpie.ate. dawn than Five Pounds value, if ladreetia. maged, ,colds fpecified at the time of delivery, and paid kir ani con:tingly. at the Saracen'o.Head last, Baser-HIS, Loam. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Egy• • Honoured Sir, Edinburgh. Man* cE, riot. IBEG leave to itifnvik Ton, that ever fines th e year 17yo, I have been afilleted with the Lees Veoena which, from its obltinately renting every courts of medals's preferibed by the molt eminent of the faculty here; and under pin fevers) fevers murky of &titration, and twice ditches:gig. from the Hofpitd, with tittle relief, would appear to be of the • molt inveterate nature. In the fining of lift my diferder bad got to foci a hood, as Marty to put a to my mifteseier had a large ulcer ea the crown of my head, one on each arog and my legs were broke eitit in a frightful manner; my Agin was dreadfully painful; and had beta in a hate of ulceration for the lift feven years ; my left hid alto two rage patios on it, was very much difcaloured, and gave me hula exereckelng pon,, particularly when warmth bed, as needy to dep rive OW of reit In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thong. fan, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your Lathes Patent Pills, which I begin to do ois the 2.6 th of Mays in the merle eta ortnight I began to receive boecitt—in little more than a month the ulcers on my bead and annavrcrc forma& ly healed—four after the km" on my legs healed alto, leaving. however, confiderable dikolouration he the kin, and pain in the bone of the Pit, which, by the Mein of Coo, soda huh longer perfeveranee in your invaluable Medicine, Waded ; the noelesdif ie tribg, the kin regaining Its natural In , and the m me cu! gradually going owl thus betanae, by mier ad and medleine,pertedlly free from all tity&rmmeoww plaintw—have recovered my former fpirit and Menges, ands= become jolly and fat, in which fL.:e having irontinned many moot*. to the aftonidurient of an who knew me, I am at a g a h in what terms to tallish my gratitude, but beg you. for the good of other faltering mortals, to make this my cafe se politic a, Foible, as I null on every oc :Apo ; in fo defog you tilt greatly oblige, Sir, your gratelhl, obedient, very humble formast a ALEX. MURXER, Swan's Clok, High-ftreet, Eiebergh. Witnntes to the above cure Thotnpfon. No. 3. New Poultry-market, John Minton, ,ld O Afemby eak,Edisiburglit Prepared and raid by tie tale Proprietor, THOMAS TAY; LOR. Member of the Royal College of Sergeoes,at his Hoek. , No. 9, New Bridge-ftrect, London; where, after a connate I refidencie of more than thirty-Ss years, in a praetice panindar- I e dirtied to the cure of Complaints, and thole loc4 contal to the Parts of Generation. with that inviolable fewer/ which Men of his Profeltoo &mu always °Verve in tech cake, he latter, himfelf, the advice and ailtanee he gratuitoutly ad rebutters to perfans taking this Medicine, will be eftesoned. by a &kerning Pubbe, man advantage feline attainable; sad void of all ambiguity. Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience Min& living at a (Interim, at the Perfumer's. Na. is, St. Alban's hetet, Psll-Mint the Torlhop, No. sot, Ovfordireet I Mr. Dliborough's. N 0.7, Nth Street-bill; Mr. Steel, hook:dim, No r, Uoioo-row, Little Tower-bill; M. Ilosterlp, fiamolao brill; e, Edit burgh ; Mr. Canna's, DaNin ; and by see peg fon in every eooßderable town in Oren Britain and lnland.le boxes of only used. each, felled up, with fall and plain di tedious, whereby perfons of either des may cure chastely", with cafe, fpced, forret y, and fake y. N. B. P.very Box fold in Omit Britain Is felled up with • Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commit leers, is I pentads at the Stamp-Oire—T. Taylor, No. 9. New Bridge-ftremwer mime which is felony, and an others arc connterfeit HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDG P. TO•NIORRollI Morn* • • • • • • • • S 4 min lee% %Re? It Monsoon LONDON: Printed for the Pry,loon, by JOIIN DAWN.. Miiiel•l3llt. CMlCrit.Ch . titT) tlf 3rAl Petdrfild- Orries. N.% t. Cdrey-ftree:; ant r19.1«..1 by LIME L KEN r o e L:anterbur? joi.ce.Laceoth,a4 No.s,(Norritosio