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• tat( .. • 4. )s /bi t . • invy_ t 4;1. , r)! BIM 9453. tIP 9. TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1817. SIWIE TRIALS COATINUED. seeing Waxson, now that he was about to be set free, l not only kept the crowd together, but attracted fresh 1 multitudes towards the place. The expectations or the public, however, were disappointed. At :he 1 suggesti cccc of-Lord ELLltenoitounif. %vireos retired thtimith a private way, arm in arm with his Solicitor. ' The Jotj also followed the same route, to avoid the 1 boisterous approbation of the people. The crowd was so great, that even an hour after, large bodies still remained collectad, though multitudes were Kea pouring down all the streets on their return. WATSON, still accompanied by his Solicitor, pro ceeded by a circuitous route to Hatton-garden. where he dined with that Gentleman. On his return be was recogn;sed in Holborn by the mob, who took the horses from his coach, and dinged the vehicle to the house of a Mr. WpsT, in Wych-street (one of his former bail) nearly opposite the Olympic Theatre. A clowd assernohrd before the door, and celebrated their triumeh, as they called it. by forcing the hack ney-coachnien who passed toisoll off their hats and shout " WATSON forever/" They became clamoroui to see the object of %hex applause, and the call we. complied with. Watson appeared at the window of the first floor. Several candles were thrust out by those who were in the room, on each side of hint. that the populace might have a view of his features. lie bowed repeatedly, and appeared to thank them for du interest they took in his tate. A Gentleman who accompanied him Wray expressed WATtos s , acknowledgments, but said, " be was too much fa tigued to address them on the present occasion." Mr. Watson and his frieuds then prepared to withdraw, by bidding the mob '6 Good night." A general cry ref 06 How% isciree," was then raised, and the ctowd dispersed peaceably. On Tower-hill, between four and five o'clock in the afternoon, a crowd began . to assemble in order to behold WATSON return a condemned traitor, or to re ceive the intelligence of his acquittal and consequent liberation. The end of Tower•street on the Hill, by which the prisoners had been accustomed to pass, Was the favourite place of rendezvous. On one side the elevation of the footpath furnishes almost theatri cal accommodation to those who wish to see any ob ject that is expected to pass by the road, and here the grouper were most numerous. It was long before any tidings arrived of Wierson. In the mean time they were consoled with a view of Thistlewood, who was walking on the leads of that part of the fortress in which he is confined, attended by a Yeoman of the Guard. He remained in sight far a 3 hour or two, 1 and when the tnoment arrived at which it became ' necessary for t him to retire, he bowed repeatedry to We populace. The crowd were kept in a state of un- Idasoatit--sospente for some time, which, however, r borawno pryer patience. At length, at a quar ter before eight, the wasting of handkerchiefs from the „ lbe windows of the houses at the etid 01 Tower..streets most remote from the Hill. indicitteJ the approach of sortie intelligence. In a few seconds the coach which had conveyed Waysota to Westminster, was per ceived to be on its return, unaccompanied by the usual escort. Two or three !toothed men and boys ran brio's it, crying nut, il l Weisen's *trollied !" About half as many came with the eat nage, which contained the Yeomen of the Guards, waving their hap., baud kerchief:, acc. and echoing, the cry oh those who had preceded them. When it was fowid WATioN was in neither of the two, the whole multitude burst out into a shoot of the most extravagant exultation, and conti trued cheering for several minutes. The'Cuard at the TOwer-gate advanced with fixed bayonets a few,yards out on the hill to receive the carriages. These having entered, the soldiers et/tired. The mob, alter another shout, dispersed in all sti vacticssa. Tau day were pthliihed. In Doe Vol. Duodecimo, price 7s. In boards. Cam c I)RA MAS. Three Acts. By MARIA itpuliWOß l'fi, Autbur of Tales of Fashianalle Life. OF till; Is Or • ..% .1 tt. THE PR INC, " .L IG icS 'it JliSTl's OR NA ACE iff herd" jeer Notd%e, 11 , a t they SELL. by PUBLIC AUC I at the i owrr. en I-Hr IJAY, the Stith in.tant, at Eleven o'Cloak in the Porenoors eistly,Sradry ! ots of ULU sod UNSERVICEA ELE s rok atosistiug of liktrits, double and sieve, Powder Heaz:l, Standlog %Ices, Tents of sluts. Wheelbarrows, Emery Cara', Took, riaus Beth! ng and Chthing, Spud sad S..irpetre Hags, Intro! st ith triter Aatteles, thtt artn.le of vet eh a I he cielvvit on Cation at the P 16146,41 Stor k •eper's in th ; . (tvier wail the of Sa:e, at wft.eh place printed Lists ✓ •he Lots volt be dolt to those perilous watt otay apply for the same By Order at the !Into!, 4P ii. RE w , Avner/ „1.4 for the'' 1 in order to pay and depart. 1 remonstrated el! , the old-r Watson on his conduct in batting introduce i such . ma:. "ate cerrpany, what Wasson ”he was ago let. .0. .h.iarti a imprudent at times, and he hoped I would Irtxr n irice of h m." Witness then ptoereiled to detail . Ir airrancee attemitug the second meeting as far as Le was eon. aired Li inert 1 canto out of that nintiting, and was 1 . flr along Caaap.lde Towards Spadelds in a tandem; them was • .3.0 e CMS nut from it. and running up to the ear. swe, and twehniong to me,l stopped my carriage. He (Castle) 4 4 , L I God'. sake bow came you to be an long after time, t o p o lved If waived a quarter to one, and I was all in good Code " 0 the roe:tiny has bran broke n up these two Rigs; we are going to the Tonstr, which has been in our peso sa g o more Min an hour Come along, come *Mel 1"—..1 w hi rlo od my heroes, exclaiming, cl—ned scoun , :tell and had he mitt b:en qu ck in get ing out of the way, the wheels would have eazied hint dime. I then went to Spaded, meeting, which en hr most insmermS I ever beheld. Cross tramlind by the A t TOIN IT Oetttxm..—The Meeting , leo appointed for one o'clock, and it did take place at that hour. lull ban to Wonvead, in Hoe=, the day preceding, and we., c ueing !• town. when I net s:testle in Cheapside. 1 wept out 6 1 tarn, for the purpose of avoiding comnauuicallosi with any one. Me. l yea eomlburated the testimony of the last witness M the occil t reners at the dinner tot the t3th of November. Castle lad so money to pay hi. share of the reckoning, which amounted to cs and Mr. lion., and the wirtic s, paid it betwetu them. Nr Wright produced a cut ficate of the marriage of Castle VIA Maria Snicker, at St. tWpttletite's Church. The AT Tna eV Gass [RM. objected to the producithn of Ms evidence, on .he mounds that it went to : put the. witness on bin out, on off lice tor wit, way connected with the present charge. hat. %%for erect t Serjeant Cit‘t Ey, contended that they ha , l a right to bong forward this evidence, sr the purpose gidt•etvtlit•ng the witness. 1 he Court, however, held the objection of the Attorney Ge rm' to 1w ts.ll osuoded, and the emelt nee was rejscted. Mr C Philpet, had known Castle since let 1, and would not Itena on his oath. Mr J. Laws), had,ktiown llayonaid (the witness who spoke ks • he Adm., of I isi , tiewood to the *Welters at the Tdwer,) trout thild.aud be did not *waster kuu as a person who thuld be be heiet!on Lit oath. Mr J. Scat, Reperter of a Morning Newspaper, 'a• present i at the Meeting no the ed . of December: The contusion was so is at, he could not take a hate of the proceedings He was very tsar the waggon at the time r bn g Watson was waking, bet mit/ not coll. et what he ease with any degree Of accuracy. tie kodisved Watson *as soyisio something about the Prince Regent. M. S Say hall beard Mr. Dowhtig say. to conversation, that relay to his connection pith these proceedings, he Lai been lii• ttelead at the Home Dsparttnetit, and that himself and his ttother had been employed; and the produce of their labour a -moved to £llOO. '1 hi: dosed the evidence on the part of the prisoner. M. Serjeart Coicso then rose to address the Jury on the pan of the pti.onei, and entreated than to divest their mita* of aU in:Judith which they night have 'revived out of doom, either tcm the argonoriti and details in the public points, the Reports cf the Select Coentnittees of the tw. Houses of radiuses*, open winch the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus had beep founded, ct any other elaculniasee which might have occurred to mislead JAM sad to decide the , resent important question entliely ass ▪ own merits.. The Learned Counsel then ' , mewled at cons ' 1424 " 140 04 Oil with great Imre aoti gaga. to t oomo g o t Vaig •be evltleoce of Castle. to whim he said on credal caddie writ to be Own, anot whom he &embed as a villsukgradaatejt ▪ grime, sad trained In hisso-i. 's air Le5...4 el.: N owa* Merl preen el the statute et the charge. and the eve. wart broeght to suppor it; and contended et at midge no efts motatites card the evideifte be ashea is pert she charge at 114 1 t esiai ; at mese It could only ammo+ to riot; sod there. let the Jury were boom; to acquit she prisoner. and to that :splices, he looked forward wish *madame, as to the rook of tint verdict. Printed for It Hunter, (succ.-sor to it Ir. Johnxus), T 2. St- Paul's Church-yard; and tahlwito, Cradock, taut Joy, Pat-mu:- to-tow. This day was r üblislsed, price sewed, rilliE SPEECH of JAMES STE PFIEN, Esq. at tbe 4anuat ti4es:tit:lg of the AFRICAN L%UN, at Ftatatboope !fall, at: the Stith Niarch, i gt PIatHAW at the r. quest of his Royal Highness the Dt.ke of Ghot;crsTrit, the Prehdent of that Society 1.6nd00: Printed for J. Butterworth and So", Fleet-s:rat; and J. Harehard, Pieta.liny In a f..v. days Mil be published, In Two Volumes Svcs. price is boards Xt. Is. T HE SE E XAGNA lAN ; or, the Recoliee dooms! a Literary Life. P.rialed for P. C. and J. Rivingtcm N 0. 6 1, St. Patin; March. yard; bald also by Payne and Puss, il/411.34a11. F. 4 c7 -I". JUJUS 11, Issie 4, LOU COURTV DIRECIVRS of the marl:. 1 COM PANT fIifiRCRANTS AINGLAND,fratv h Me BAST INDIES, a herebsgiee sake. That the Quarterly General 0,4144 appointed to be held ifouseen the limb instimt, is Node Special, for the purp.se Lying before the Proprietors a Repast from the Committer pointed an inspect the P-2/1 India Company's Dy•Lases.propotitig the ordaining, repealing, and Waring, sundry lly-Laves of i:ornpany. ✓AMES COBB, Saretary. Vida day was published, • Prins lour& anyal octavo, tba &Won of IIHE PREACHING of the Regular CLERGY illitorated an. dafentia.l; In a Volution Scram. and Appendit of Nita.% kc. fte. By tbe New. Dr. HOLLAND, Reaor of Poynings, Sussex, Dumeitic Chaldaic to Lord Erskine. Printed few P. C. and I. Rivington, 6t, St. Paul's Church-yard, and to be had of all Liookstetters. BANKRUPT LAWS Just published, in Tw•o ♦ols. royal iTo. price 314. boards, A New Edition of s.arlivnbi HOUSE, J.. 0: is, THE COURT of DIR EC/ tat of bit L'AII COWAN?' 4' MERCHANTS f ENGLAVD,tr to the 11437 !NINES, de herd" give oaks, That at the Quieted': General Court of the nth! Cant appointed to be held at this Houma, WEDNENDAY next, 18th instant. the Draft of a Bill intended to be brou.:ht into liament, to enable the Court of Directors to afford rebel t rain Owners of Ships in the Company's Service, under the ticular circumstances of their case, wilt be laid before the General Court. JAMES COBB, Serra,: frHE BANKRUPT LAWS —By WILLIAM AL COOKE. E.q. of Lincoln's Inn l Uarrista at Law.—The Seventh Edition. By GEORGE ROOTS, Esq. Barrister at Law, aoileosomisskwier of Bankrupts. London t Printed for Clasleks Huuter, Law Bonkseller, 26, Bell-yard, l.iuculn's Inn. N.B. A Catalogue of Law Books gratis. This day was published. price St. AVISITATION SERMON. Preached July J. IBIS, at ST. MARTINI/, fiTAUVORD ' before the Lord iv Bishop of Vra aaaaa now, and the Clergy of Rutland and part of Northampton. In which are custsldeftd some of the mo.t im ortant quabficatione four the Ministry; and in which Is eNpecicily evinced the necessity of Learning to a Theologian. by an exam' natio, of the chief regalia es for forming a skilful loterprrtcr 11w Sound Writings. lifeguard with Notes. By S. I . BLOOMFIELD, M. A. Vast of Ill.brooke in Rutland. THE APOLIONICON. A GRAND MECHANICAL AlUstem, STR ;MUST, un.lt rt he Patronage t.f his It ova HI, the PRINCE REGENT. is now ethilthiopt at Z.lessrs. and ROB' , UN'a, No Int, St Martin . ..lane. Hours from Twelve to Five.-4t.lnlittance Is. each. MONEY !or Mortg.ge. Annuity. Post Oh's, Revereloo, to the anwwit .4 a Mill:on —Ayply Imre dialely (Ay letter wily), addrewetl.' to the Seer.•sary of the at Kilightablidge," Wliteti will I.e regortled with secrecy and patch. Nooe kit wafters tat impocaoce eau he wattotd. Printed for F. C. and J ttivingtun, lit. Paul's Cburch.yard: soid aloo by J. Hate:lard, Piccadilly. 1- I XCIIL4UEit IkEPORT. ilk day was published. In lime Vols. 12nto. price ID. the Third Mho:. of S IX WEEKS at LONG'S. A Satirical Novel. BY A LA r 8 RESIDENT. Longo ociltne atom. - - - • • ' - - This day was pubissi by W Ct.ottas aid Sons, Law &GI sellers. I oittig,i-strem Lincolie. Ito, la roysi tiro. ran VeL 11. price as. to bearntinued, n EPORTS :waned sad tivtlrmrsed in the CnuTt AM/ of EXCIIEQUEII, Raver Term, in' KO By GEO PRiCF.. Esq. Birrider a Law. Of whom may be had. the First Volume. enntaiiiiiir the Gum In Easter 1 erm. %Oro 111 to Frinity Fenn, sod the Sittings after, of Coo. M pre: XI. tor. hoard.. ry• Tb. EdlMe feels h:ntself esnat spas to sooosnee. the Cases which:mire no the &phi el.hr of tw.co u n . 1 41. __ b er .bi ere , be reported by him. as well tilos, which are decided before the whole Coon, at those which are heart before Lord Cbig Berne sluing alone: and he undertakes that to portant dechdeo shall be omitted. Printed for the Atrium, and sold by Colbert', Condult.street. Of what and all Soolowilers may be had, lately published, S. Muria° imarth Iltdv Soo, II vols. 114 s. M. 11 1, . Rltois. 4110 Maher at Thiess by their risk Names, and *Mee. :lacuna Edit..., 4 wk. gas. 4. O'Doss a National 'Pala By Lady Morass, (late Mia theostiols).,• ..Irkstg i , $ vols. Its. I. Calais, ramp, Mist ma". &wood IMltiass,:s. 6d. 1. Clareadae. By MUM Author. Second Edition, three wills tls. T. lianas "'atom Second Edition, 3 rob lest. is. Tlee Heroloe; oL Adventures of a Fair Romance Reader. By I.li. Swint, Esq. Third Edition, 3 vols. I at. 9. Aso of Frants: By Madame de Geniis elolo. If.. MARTIN and Co. with treat respect acq:t their very numeroos Friends and the Public generally, they feel highly fl meted with the grist portion of b•isiness b oos f or man y ',ou t li v e rerteriencetl, and are truly hspof the success attending their o.fic.es is so frequently ,to.ng haw! Mad with their increase of purchasers. Such is aga o the 4 for in the Lottery just fin %he.% No. eitP, a Prig- of AM, a l so . N o ;mg, a pra t . of £2Ol, Rte. were sold in &ler.% 1 hirty Pers.ro, a- the fortunate Udicts, No. 1, COR.NHTI and 1 20, X FUR D•bilt EE I% MAR'fIY and Co. atorey reeommend the I ottery of 10, . Tickets, watch begins the 5# h of JULY, ro vaissiog Four Prizes el Twenty I huttsand Founds, Two of Ten ilotiond Foetid &a. Consuls sad Money. I here are several nonelees is Scheme, the particulars of which thetimits of an Advertisesn e nt will not alma of, but Schemes at billowy be haJ as above, where the favours of the Public will be ever punctually attended to, , duly appreciated.• • be fistuorroa-Gaussat. replied at grow length, to a speech tldth occupied upwards ut slime buura, *Wu the Con al. ssitud., SEVINTH DAY-MONDAY, JUNE IS. 1 , J 0 . 41 t' I 7 tD of v. 21 LI at g: to: al ra sn of Fr ct °of to ata 111 1111 ith *Jai %It 'at Et Ju be its to 1 01 CI bu tb. th to of te, tb th in to sc th to ci, tR he m E L cti t. bI • The Court assembled at ten o'clock, when Lard Eustis,* .seen commenced his Charge to the Jury, and recapitulated the evidence at great length ,-la tie-sewn of. the charge the Claus. Juni= became so much• eithausted that he was bligod w leer the duty few a time to.kfr. Justice BATLEY* Neither of the Learned judges occupied mach time is comment, confining themselves chit.fty to an expo sition of the strong points of hat in the case, and Ifivincit to the isdginent of the Jury to determine its ;encl..' mtrite. When the Jury were alMet to setae Lord ELLEtisostotass obsereed, that as they Mutt be considerably fatigued by die length of time trey had twee sitting, and the esteem, Warmth of the tent,• - they moot be in want of son refreshment ; but that this refreshment they nn receive before they wired from the boa, as after they has} retired, the law could allow them none, until they had citi e to an unanimous. co-mkt:it:a of the gosh or innocence of the Prisoner. The Jury . thisulred his Lordship fur nis Madness, in making this lutimatinsi,_ sad. caressed their desire he wine refreshment. Some sandwiches. wine, and tea were then brought them ; and after they had re. fleshed themselves, an officer of the Sherif, who had the charge of them during, their deliberations. ',oh the following oath s • " You phika well aid *ray keep ibis Jury, *hoot . • awe. dad, or are. ? -vise dal Sulfur ao panne whew* to a peak rt. 114 1 n. see y• S yourself, mks. It be wadi them volisaier shay 11 . 1 *Perri or not, so burp pia Goa." The Jury then eet.red ; and at half au hoar after risu'elcct (havlii* then deliberated upwards of an boor) they returned to their box. Their names were , tramedinely called over, and they were asked who was their Foreman ? .l'hey replied, Mr. &Murata teat %this came forward. .The Officer of the Conn then said, 4, Primmer * hold up your ham: ald listen to your verdict." The rostensan of the Jena y,' anti, cipating the usual Twill's, „pronounced it: a loud voice, NOT GUILTY. %Vsual (bowing respect fully towards the Jury,. and putting his hand to his Nan) said; with - steam force and feeling, 4 . Gentle. then, I thask you mach." After :a stioriliause, l l..ord rattarinoenutret asked the . Arraufte•Gattarta.l , tt he had any other charge against ,the Priioner The Ann RN Mg MOM L 'TIMM *f No, tny.Lord." Lord ELPhattanativass teplted, 'thrn hst bum bi dia. charged." The Court all the while etwiaitied.per rectty tranquil,• but the *odour. titre °Pea, and the Mend of acquittal bad beat limed tay the crowd in Vit"minure H.A. Three load cheers burst insure 141.enusly forth, and Were . rbecheed with increased ve.hemeute by the, inunerase numbers assembled he 2 .1 1 4ce• Yard, in Parliament-street. 'and stn Weatmis• 'ler•betege.. The waving oh hats and other demon striaton, of saimitaasion succeeded, but nothing that betrayed the least disposition to slot. The wish of • .1 INN,COFFEK-HollsE, Ho EEL, AND TAP. XI,DERMANDUKY. 14 be 1.11 c ea Lusi he &nen or Ten Years. sfid emend on hensediserly. THE well-knowmtd much-trrquented COFFEE and TRAVELLERS' HOUSE (making op thirty bed.) saddle l'AP(l•tiy rebuilt) adjohnos the AXE ion, to Alder nia pury the proem Proprietor retiring from the public line. he Porokturs, Bedding, &c. warty new, sod the Work of Bib es„ ate. to be takes in the usual way. 1 For truth[, particulars apply to Tesilitneoa, Thomson, and Raters Solicitoes, Coptltall, gout; Throgoteeton Alumn i London. 1 / 2 1 CARKOLL. Stoek•brolcer. iennot announce. • the drawing of the prr9cot GRAND LOT VERY. olden 141.4 on the "Is of lute, without ezpreseing Isis mon unquali bid approbation of the unprecedented advantages which the Schism effete to every Purchaser. Anseag the Capitals are, •• 000000 ••••••• air NOM 0: ••••••••• 42110.222 2 ••• of ... • 11 r antiglea fibers of £l,OOO, 4300, iSOO, 41100, ite• Oz. &c. -1 4 1•11:hirda of the Lottery. will be drawn the First Oar, Jolt .o.'when the Firet•drawit Prise will receive it npoll in atitilrion, and..F.vory plank will either receive 41 o in Motu?, or become a New Ticket. to be drown on the 19. h hum. , tale are a few of the advantages attending Adventurers Ole Rids Leitery-..1 icketa and Shares of which are let ang tt the ifilkirrinig Prices, e 15.... 1 Watt - Li a. mi. Hair • . trit ie 0 I loguth . S ' Quante • S i e Sixteenth 1 41 0 At CAR so Ws Venerate °dice.. No. 7. Cornitl3l. fed le, Or• 1 tord-etteet, Latakai, waste the tau Pt Ise 0(.00,00 ever draws teai mad I. Shares.-- :at grads, and all Beldam is the Publia Frady tampwre4. g IOTTONs &Oa-Broker, 2, CornlA MUM hint „la irrational aeluiewledgelents to his Friends for doer atereer ors lavours Malang epos him, kr more thee They pip* past, and respectfully acquaints thew she 140110 of the New Lottery to hien ea die It of J tllif,usay be harigredsarabevei liars are several new Feints whirl be is were RN wet the Approaratlyu el Lottery .rostuters, one its partiader 9,1,40 brinks drat* the brat day, will each become aim limbo, se, be ,draws again au the sewed day, with the epdee ef repsfwi legoeio Wised of arab mead chance, there are • Prises of rillhiork, S a 410 , 002 s and 1 t o,oou for the Piroltamos healdes whatever else it gray be ..0 hied to, sod several seer! Novelties are tally preen In EY I Chi's adienies, re be had at his truly fortunate US% Is, Cerehill, where die lobessees Caporals in the last Leiteryt woe shared, sold cud paid 00 demand, vie. No. See - •• 42,000 sops - - 4500 .1,149 • • - 4:406) I Ses kg. am SEt,'OND WI now. This day wag published, In One Volans" ito. Wiastrated with Several coloured Flues, prim set. I. hid: board+, WARKATiVE of a TEN YEARS' REST DIiNCE 6t • dee court ret TitIPOLY. From the Ori ginal Correspondence mike fammeleso of the Family of the late 'thermals 'Amts., Seep the british Consul; comprising authen tic hienholob and Anecdotes of the reigning Bashaw. M. Family, and variant Pumas of Ellatinakin ; Amongst of the dommic Msflm, of Ow Moms Arabs and Turks, Sic dm. • 'lido Volga* will Wawa to but at allica of partials: arks. Iroci•stovirld and artless manner is whith it lays opeh the auterior of tho Garr of the Sashay of fritwly. It ecru's* the mil autiortnleAsMaint wbkh Ms ever reached the world of the private Harmers ant Onaluct• of this Despot of the Sea, sad details such scenes sod *lrma% each sketches of hula m amines, and vim. the effects of ambition. avarice, envy, im agist. kes as veil/ scanatpappear credible tw the eye of a European Primed for Healy Coilnaru, DU. ConJust.,treet. LOCKE ON GOVERNMENT: Thls day im robin:bed. price is. boards, A TT ESSAY concerning the True Origin, Elton, AZ. sod JIM .1 CIVIL 00 VERNMEN I ; by JOHN LOCKE, dig. Ti 'Web Is parted the Life of the Author, with a Portrait. Litotes Metered Talons*. en Govcamss err was the *Me on Mich the glorious doeskuies io UM was founded, rsolid, and setablithed. it deweiepes. with the most masted, side,lbe pelnelles M sit Clowsruntenti, and the claims of Eug. Ihhoesp te It fie. I.Voistkuien • and stew s that. by the Laws ut Liberty, rensperity. and Peva te Brininess, are 111 =1W ilimirirriois sod hoe; liaternoster.rew. 011 Mos On be had, primal unetana with the shave, price is. beards. VE brooMfbOhelse Eglibun Con mien's. This Work Is when iserneres and iossterly anew:west Of iN i F the blab Constitntien. T `l * priosell keen the Author's last corrected Ed ; 4 rew Noses ere appended, briogleg be his. sort' M th*Conarketian dingo AO the present thaw. A Int Ne wel/4KM isabse.witt his Life, Is peeked. • ordeying she abure. It wdi be necessary to specity Fuolseap 140411 t Oe COULIERY IN WALU.S. TO LD BY ACC 110 N, ALUXANDEIt, it Garment% 04160 limdmi, en Tantasised i elm M Salvo Twelve .? clock, 4 LL that One 481 . lietre or HAI Part of and CIL in die toroth sled CWIII BARK elevate in the Parish of Isesetalet, la tlie Cony of Glamorgan, wide die Bididings and Aggenominm ;led elaed tie valuable COAL MINES, under led Ifiliw o end underlie mum' taros of Givenillyowith, Cord Scion Oche Coal Idiot hitt Llatiahr oda Timis (MIA, and oder die Min Mid Priviligea. of working. getting, nor earliging, nod Owing the aid Ckal, lothiding Me Privilege oi wisomosigithrsegli ands Londe of the late Bossy Lord Mrriond e Meth, law Coked ileseitt, terabit with the Wharf*. PIO. rem, MO% Mambas. Adlldnis""l and 04114116 4 11Fri1e dm man Nader of a rerm of liirrpfive Voopo. Slot by el Septnalmr. And sh° of _l!m the hisadney, Live awl Dead (Stork, Utensils, Meidiem& ferakellirs tile amy be bed of Mr. Ma Evens at die Colliery, sae :Meet every Beeneary Informative; at die Mad:words 4ems, *ref b; inso riodpid Mos in Newport ; Melon. N. sad I. Naris,)palletteni, Bristol; at Camay/ay s Corse %seed; (SW Miriam Wm; andiattlie atectieago ) 02ce, Union , sr am Old Itaitli loot; Londe. HICKMAN'S DIUMIL lIC YILI.B. THIS celebrated Medicine, by numerous most extraordinary cures, hat suflicietitly esenbiiihsd reputation as a renbe•ly for the Gravel, and eve' y disease ix dosed by a vitiated anion of the urinary organs, to rt•quire funbtv recommendatioa: Ry 4:mai:nog chemically with recrotod lul4 and strengthetatt the vessels, it Loth slis.olvet ,carries away the grimy mover aiseady formed, mod prrvei.t• Noire generat on. Ac irg wi these principles, lbekniall's . are reweave ailed with coithdruce to evert patient siil cted dieorden arieikg from the Ktltte). and Illae.der, whither Gtavel, Luntingo, l'ains iu Pack or lidos, Stort.at.....a. Ur Or Wha.tiler other form 'toy may assume; they pwSrag advantage of roquir.eg neither cutifincnosit nor resirsiot ut doting their Use. Sold, In bones at 2s. ed. and I Is. (by Appoi , .;:nirtie, BO air and Sons, Chseststb, No 4, Citt.:p.....tv, con ti. r Pour. Churott•yord; SattAtt. I as , I fX! , ld./.:11:tt ; fignt Co. t 2119, High street, Lortmoh ; anti I I the ptisteil , ..l talks lies eu d D rugg i sts t t, ev e ry city aid •1 own in the 'RUM Luxury and Dissipati3n the mind bee.; enervated, and the body soon falb an easy victim. T mondial Disorders arising i rout raihio.....t.teg4teties 140 re• the debilitated cioistitutioa is the result of our study hod e:i antti 01161 WO trust that thirty year. auccetsful peculiar heath% of our pmfessiun gives el. a tlecd,kd super:‘ OM every oak. r P rat: rion.-r. I.:Cent =Viol list.l:ditte If - Idott, a perfect cure it curt, !reed in thaixor peritiel eh two , and hi those cases a noire coniplicated nature, Where m practitioners have failed at success, a proper permeer.dice In plan of Areatinent 1.4 the Po!itiie a mond and pi rite establidiment. To chute are under a tenet;,, Wed Debil!ty, it wilily: crose.latn.y to that ,1 4 ,, we proscribe passe.,•be itystini 4.1 i power Cfrenuvati:q. the debilitated Ccrtrit•riois, it rues from the f u ti of youtb,or by I , r ,;:tereotit lug 0: unhealthy Ululate., ton taty a lite, or tou "dd. a;)plicl il,n tit rudy, judicious use of no-re:Ky. i c. ur shield it proceed tram an . mat tendency to consumption, view cur re StOrat ire' will pr,d. the happiest effects lei plate of I.netitn.le and u tatting Heath, Strength, and rfrits; and rum to the raved t utinu our plan of ttrAten. tit %Al afford t mk.yr 4 gently and ..ately invi i iticatilig the syrien;. Numerous cases ut Fuicturei Ices.? heeu, and are daly ei our tare, the total epulleatio3 of which k effect...A arr., tale, and expiquiouti ttuede of in-order, st,p,rm: to :my col* , adopted. 't hr weakliest, rehlation. and Zetnli'y i roc-ed fly this complaint ate speedily tet.i....red, m• 1 !be l'aetei.t tester. 'sand and slyer :us heal.h. Patients of either Set may tonmilt is with the greatest f.esi dames, and secrecy, at our base, ;so. ti 7, 1 4 .u.n.0 t ;awe. Pulsate lu the Country, ile.cribi&4 their ca.e, tow vivo a retotttanse for Advice and Me- trit le, the ISMS , 4:•t tie N. allpaita to eh% weitel. tai 1,614 it' anti CU. •utr.o.". e. 7,.- • ..s. s .-._ . ~ ezzd h, .....-, ....c • / 4 .- --•• .• • 1 ' •• / ... 1111 N..... .... iii. P::".',.... ~ • . i 1 ............ • '"" ..... " . 7 111 t* , I MA. they we ell row Rs . loon F ir- 1 rorts.i, I sanding 'oats, vs 1 - .. I rivet ht P On IMAL . I the dpir , Sei.vsot4 .4,4 1 , 'owl rir.l:D ),frak f :Id at this I J rp•se of titer s* i l iroposing s of the 'meaty. , )817. 71.E1l t 1, sr-1r..2 ' I oetrani„ i i ucat,::iti • i mit l'ar- i :f to cer- :t the VV. I the raid ratry. ----. I. I. ii h •t• s i..Utte . h. --sr hit, or I Insesse. he 1.1.0•4 nut tit- --- r flos.lt• ?an Ili. 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