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which was equal to fonr weekly payments, and 1 expeifted to hear no more or this warrant of ;mon I ney for lime time. The plaintifF, however, loin entered tip judgment co the warrant of attorney, and tnok out execution. Lord Ltstassoltoozin.—Take a rule to fhew cattle. WINDLE. This wafan aChint for penalties upon the Sta. I tute h-r delivering-coals:hint of meafnre, in which the Jury hail found for the plaintitT upon the whole cafe of fraud in the defendant, and a mu t was made fur a new on the ground that CI: cafe did not corri^ aalai the meaning of the AO on which the int- rrner relied. After a very long dif ofi - on, in which the Court rbfervA, that the dirferent :itatires which had t•!tt hit the regnlation of the coal trade from the ~.te of ',Zing William and Qecu A.,0, down to t Le prefect time, had been enacted, i . orfe to repeal, 1.-me to :titer, conic to continue, rid lane to re. ve the provilions of others, had cAulc.l conic. lion that was almoll inexplicable ; that in !tune of the modern Afts on this fubjeft, the Legitimate in endeavouring to mend a pane or two of glafs in one window, had detlroyed three windows at once. It was at laft determined that there was no foundation for the objeBion in this cafe made to the verdift, and that there Viol.' be no new trial ; the confeluence of which is, that all the caufes, which are numerous upon this fubjeel, for penalties in the coal trade for delivering (hurt rneafure, and (landing in thr piper for trial, keep their places, and will be tried in due feafon. Lord ELLINBOROVCH afkcd what ttfeet this had nn the great number of caufes on the fame fubjeet, that CO remained to he tried ? Mr. GARROW laid, thank GOD, they remained in the Ain Prim: Paper to be tried, fur the benefit of the public. • ROBtRTSOIS b. TRENCiI. This cattle was tiled a few days a tzo at Cu:Li lian, when the plaintiff was nonfuited. It tr ay 'be recolleifted, that the policy was on the Ihip Chefleaflrd, for fit months, and on goods to he loaded on board her at the Brazils ; that the was captured, after failing from Rcio de Janeiro with out changing her cargo; and that Lord Ellenho: rough was therefore of opinion, that the policy had not attached, Mr. ERSKINE now moved for a new trial. By way'hf preface he laid down three general rules for the conftruelion of policies, which, he con tended, had never been departed from A policy r.finfurance being a commercial inftrument, was to receive the molt liberal conftruetion. Lord Hardwick, in the cafe of Winkle v. the London Affurance Company, Paid, in confidering a policy there was no difference between law and equity. It would be in vain, therefore, to apply to the Court of Chancery, as they would be there told that any equitable circumilances would be an equally good ground for relief in the Court of King's Bench. a. A policy of infurance being a printed form, though applied to liras infinitely various, the written part of it mull conttoul that which is in print. The meaning of the parties mutt be gathered from what is mferted to give particularity to the voyage more than from what' conftitutes a part of every contra& of this kind en tered into. 3. If a policy should have two ob. jeas, one to cover the %hip, and the other the cargo, it was to be conftrued reddendoinplafingulis. The Court mutt aft as if thefe were two diftinft, independent inftruments. Mr. ERSKINR then went on to fbew that the goods were proteded under the policy in queftion. " From the loading of the goods on board," among merchants, he infift ed, meant merely that the goods fhould be on board before the adventure commenced, without any reference to the place where they were loaded. But, from the grammatical conitration of the words, the policy for time atached, independently of the policy upon the terminus a pa as to place, and it ought to be fo con fi dered. ut re: masis akat panspersat.—Rule to thew caufe granted. POLICE, &e. MAIMBOROUGH-STREIT.--Saturday Sarah Far rell was brought up, for robbing her ready fnrnifh ed lodgings, No. 54., Stewart's Rents, Great Wild lreet, bade' robbing the apartments of a neigh• hour, (Mrs. Kepbell, at Nt. t t), of wearing ap parel, the duplicates of which were f >and on her when (he was taken into euflody. She was fully committed, and the parties bound over to prole cute her. HATI'O7I GARDEN.—Monday Jain Dew was ex amined a fecond time, on a charge of having at tempted to rob Charles Poole, Efq. in comoany with another man, who has made his efcar. e, nu Thurfday lA, on the Edgware-road, about four miles from London. As Mr. Poole was riding in his carriage with his lady and daughter, he was attacked by a man anfwering the defcription of the prifoner,who is a (mart looking man,about 3olyears of age; buthaving a vizor can,he could not fwear to his lace. He pointed a - piflol at the men ; when loon after fome gentlemen's let vants coming up, the prifoner with the nth er h igh waymant urned Ihnrt without effening robbery. Mr.Ponle dating the circa:l:fiance to the ftrvants,who were well mount eel, went in pm fttit ttl them, when the purfued turn ed into a road leading to Hentfun,then turned (port towafds Highgate, entered into Gray's Inn•lane, and were cloiely purl te into Gitildford-ltreet, where by a pile ()lice the horfe u•ac thrown upon his haunches,by which means the prilhner was lecured; but the other made his cfcape in:o a liable yard,a fter having quitted his boric, returned into the ilreet, •nd walked away with his great coat on his arm, as if nothing had happened. In the general chafe that was given, the men threw away their which were loaded, and their marks, which weir picked up by difLrent puffins. It appeared that the horfes were hired of a (table keeper on the preeeditr cloy, iind that thr.ire WAS nri,ng r :;if on to believe that they had hired honks of Li::: r.ime perlhn on the (itla of this month, when a robbery was committed on Ealing Common, on a Gentleman and tat, Ladies in a polt.chaife ; being malltd, the Gentleman could not fwear to tile it yof the prifoher. Upon the firit charge the pria;•,. r (lands fnily committed, and upon the fe• ri..nd Le . is to be brcuglat up again. UNION HALL—The Gipfcy Iliwer.r, and his' .two boys, were on Monday brought up : the fa ther was difeharged, and the two boys are detain. ed to give evidence againd Cragg. The woman Gipfey, Sowers, was at the lat' feffions at Maidilone, tried on charges of vagrancy • and acquitted. I leridaughter, :silo is the wife of Cragg, the fupprfed murderer, is nearly in 4 Hate of bringii., an addition to this unfortunate family. The Coroner's J , irr having returned a verdia of wilfol murder againa pertons unknown, the young nicn in cndody on fulpicion of the murder the child found at Chritichni eh, in Surrey, are again remanded, in hopes that the vile perpetra. tors of this hutiae. may he difcovered. SaADWELL. Veaerday licarr Williams was committed for trial, on a charg e of dealing , a num ' Ix r of articles belonging to the docks at Poplar.. II rrECHAPEL.—On Fiiday WI a young man, of the name of Haim:, was difehargel firm this ' , dice, for want of a proof of a fig:poled felony, and )eiterday he was again brought up on a frelh charge of taking fome ::rticies out of his lodgings. He was committed fiw reexamination. WORSHIP-STREET.—Yeaerday three men and a womcn were examined a fecond time, on fufpi cion of having committed divert burglaiies in dif ferent parts of London ; they were committed for re-examination. Early on Sunday morning the (hop of Mr. Inhmar, of Cheddingly, Safes, wasibr,ike open. The villains drew (lit upwards of So drawers, containing divers arricle;: ; took away with them three remnants of }minted cotton, and about four pounds worth of hailpcnce and penny pieces. Monday rriornin c ; early the bottle of Mr. Chriftie, in Lower Tharnes•ftreet, was broke open, and robbed of plate and other articles, to the amount of upwards rf by thieves at prefent unknown. On Mcn lay fe'nni7,ht two men broke into the hour:: of Ylts. Fatikoner, at Dialcn, near Pet. worth, and little therein a little box, containing writings, loonds, money, fpoons, two watches, two gold rig , , and feveral tither articles of va lue. Mrs. I.:ltticcner was in bed s% ids her maid when the viilains tntered the room in which the flept, where, to prevent her knowing them, they !placed the curtains of the be before her, alluring her at the fame time that they would not hurt her if the made no noife. The country houfe of Mr. J. B. Lambett, ofJ Hull, at Kitkella, has been three times attempted to be broke into, in the fpace of 5 weeks. The lall attempt was made in the night of Monday fennight between twelve and one o'clock, at a time when Mr. Lambert was abfent, and when only one man fervant was in the houfe. A Hort time ter the fa mily had gone to tell that eveningthey were alarm ed by the noife of fome pet fons endeavouring to break in. The man fervant immediately role, and having prevtoufly loaded his gun with a handful of that, attempted to open the window of his room, the noife occafioned by which alarmed the robbers, and two of them male offs a third the fervant fired at as he was turning a corner, and it appears had wounded him, as the adjoining wall was itt the morning found covered with blood, which was alfo traced from thence along the road as far as Weft Ella, about three quarters of a mile dilant. About half pall eight o'clock on the evening of Monday fe'nnight, a young man, clerk to Mr. BLINKIN, of Hull, having been out e..lleding money, was followed by a man in failor's clothes, rsho knocked him down nearly oppofite gtory ilreet end. with a view, it is conjeaured of robbing him ; but the young man alarming the neighbour hood by his cries, the villain made off precipitate ly. The blow appeared to have been given with a hammer or a large nick, and had been inflieled wick loch violence that it had cut through the young man's hat, and wounded him fevcrely in the head. For near two years pan a moll alarming fpecies of robbery has been pratlifed on the Merchants' goods Chipped from this country to divers foreign parts, before the stack conveying the fame have left the river Thames, and this new mode of pecu lation is managed by fecretly opening the packages containing the molt valuable articles, fuck as Mks, fine muffins, printed calicoes, laces, hole, &e. &c. l and after taking out their contents,the fpace is then !filled with old wrappers, mats, flraw, look paper, London paving ( tones, chalk firmer, or fome Inch rut:Nth, and the packages doled up again in fo I snaflerlya manner, that the,fraud is not difcovered until the flips arrive at their port of deninatiow abroad. Several individual Merchants, robbed in this manner, have loft at one time sool. or upwards, and the whole funs, coliefiively, flolen iii this way, ' within thefe Lin twelve months, is fuppofed to be not far Ihort of so,oool. This fpecies of depredation has been the means Inf caufing diftrufl atid didatisfaaion between the hlerchant of this country and his correfpondent abroad—the one asking payment for the goods Ifent off, and the other tefufing it, or. the ground of the goods not coming to hand. Various have 'been the expedients had recourfe to by individual flifferersfiirdetening the perpetratorsofthofealarm ing a.9s of depredation, but hitherto the proofs against them have failed, owing to a link in the chain of proof being broken. At the adjourned Garter Sefflons at Ipfwich, lan week, a GUM' %101 l nearly 30001. was in , dided fur Pealing a pair of girl's flints, and ho- nott• ably acquitted. Ile was then tried for an afteult in aiming a blow at the hawker, on being charged with the theft ; when thz Jury gave one tam, da mages. The profecutor was afterwards committed to take his trial for perjury. On Saturday night a poor woman was run over by a hackney coach in Featherflone-fireet. It is I ppOrid file was intoxicated, and had fallen down fume time before the acci.lent happened. She Was conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital; but her Lead was fo much milled that her recovery is doubtful. Sorce time fence, as a bny was driving his mar- ter's yvaggon over Winborne bridge, he Met a gen tleman in a cu-ricle, who unfoi tunately took the along fide, and perhaps did not perceive, till too late, that there was not room for him to pats clear. The poor boy clung dote as he could to the wheel of his waggon, in the hope of avoiding the math ,etw•een the two carriages ; in this draggle he fell. !lie wheels paired over him, and killed him iliime diately. Yeflerday afternoon, about four o'clock, a c rious circurralance took place, on the IPire of Bow church, Cheaplide, which attrafted the attentio. of pairengers—A hawk having caught a pigeon, flew with it to the fleeple of the Church, and. a fmall dillance below the vane, found a , rehin,y, place, where it tore it to pieces, and eagerly d: voured it, the feathers of the pigeon flying about in the air. Citizen GALL ET, formerly apothecary in the armies of the North and in Italy, has accidentally diicovered a remedy for poifon communicated by verdigreafe in ill cleaned copper vetrels. Having been himself poilbned by drinking tea made in an old copper coffee pot, before oil or milk could be procured, he drank a flrong folution of fugar and water, and as he increafed the dofe, his torments diminifhed. He afterwards ate a quantity of fu gar not diffolved. Atlength the vomiting ceafed, and, after other motions, he fell asleep. On awakening, he felt weak, but without pain. A curious fpecies of fheep, called the Perfian Hindoo, and which are employed to carry burdens of light merchandize frortione province to another, have been introduced into Bengal, where much attention is paid to encourage-the breed. One day laft week, James Herriott, Game keeper to GIORGS SNIFF NU, Efq. of Comb Place, near Lewes, difcovered in the river, a fmall diC tance above Barcomb Mill, tightly jammed be tween a willow Rump and the Ihore, a dead pike of an extraordinary fine. It meafured in length, from eye to fork, four feet, was one foot thick acrofs the back, and weighed, in its wafted Rate, 4.clbs. Its confined fituation is attribtited to the rapidity of the current, during the late flood, when ta ftem the torrent, it is fuppofed, this enormous frelh water fiat, fought a lodgement, from whence it could not afterwards extricate Well, and, con fequently, there remained until it was literally flarved to death. Mr. James Gray,of Netherhampton, in returning home from Salithury market on Tuefday fe'nnight, encountered an accident which might have been attended with ferions confequences : lie fell from Harnham Longbridge into the water ; but fortu nately Mr. B:11, the dairyman, was pang by flintily after, and difcovering Mr. Gray's perilous fituation, he obtained 1 boat, and extricated him therefrom. A fcw days fence, early in the morning, the body of Mr. James Elias Carpenter, aged 42 years, Schoolmafter, at Cheddingly, Sufic', was found on' the highway in the faid pati(h, quite dead. Mr. Carpenter is fuppofed to have died through fatigue and the inclemency of the wea ther. On the night *of New Year's Day, 1 1 / 4 1r. John Ja. miefon, of Glafgow, who has reacted at Ham burgh for Tome time as a merchant, being alarmed in his fleep by the beating backward and forward of tome windows, left open in his warehoufe, pro. bably by the negled of his fervants, went up Itairs to fatten them ; but in attempting jr he was hur. vied down into the yard, by a fudden gull of wind, from a height of near too feet, and dafhed in. pieces. His mangled remains were not dlco vered till morning. 1 Early on Tuefday fennight, in the morn ing, ] Wm. Henry. a filverfmith, was found lying near the bottom of his own flair, in Warrillon's Clore, Edinburgh, in a very languifbing flap. His meanings had awakened one of the neighbours, , who arofe to afford hint affillance, but a aranger who had difcovered him got him conveyed to the city guad, where he grew worfe, and expised about nine o'clock in the morning. There is no certain account of what occafioned his de;:th, but it is fumfed be had been going home rather late, and having fallen in the dole, which is very fleep, had been hurt by the fall, and periflied !wily through the inclemency cf the weather. Thurfday morning Mr. Cola: met with a moll unfortunate accident when attending the prepara tions at his rooms for next night's Concert, at Edinburgh, by having one of his knee bones broke, without either a fall or a blow. He met with a like accident on the other knee a few years ago by a fall, which has rendered him lame e ver fence. It was by tripping on this lame leg, and throwing the other violently forward to lave a tumble that the bone was broke by the at:lion of the mtifeles. On Monday morning the only daughter of Mr. G. VAUGHAN, a hatter of Gravel-lane, Southwark, was burnt in a moR dreadful muffler, in conk buence of her cloatlis catching fire. The child who w a s only eight years of age, was left alone in the nurfcry when the accident happened, her cries brought up the maid fervant, who in endeavouring to estinguith the fire, sad both her arms level eiy burnt. We are lorry to add that the child died in great agonies, at twelve o'clock on Monday night. Diforders that proceed either from an impty-e Rate of the blond, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innumerabl: inßances, fubfided by a courfe of SPILSZURY'S Antifcerbutic Drops, ton much cannot be laid in praife of that invalu..Mc preparation. This unparalleled fuceefs, in the molt complicated cafes, has ellablifhcil i:s celebrity thronghout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it fulfi -1 ble to obtain fuch a reflorerof the conflitution and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops are fold in bottles of 55. and 6d. to,. and tI. 2s. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each bot tie, by the following venders in London F. New. Ivry, 4s, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, Boss Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford-Rreet ; Ward, Holborn; Bayley, Cockfpur-Brett; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Walfh and Withers, No. 2/9, Strand; Brennand, Bilhopf gateArcet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark I and at the Difpettfary, Nos.ts, crfqaare. On Sr.reaty, at XlLre'.vorill 1.34 of a t.!.....4,11ttr. Oil Friday 1:!it, Ow t ad} Wo7Ligat,-, EN. of ruohr;.l!e tart.le, Kent. ,p 1 r. At Nrwportprat, count of tLe Rev. licory On W lueftLy la% the I.acly of 7..1:j0r Tio;ing, C Edikburgh, of a hi. MAT UI1). Saturday, at St. R 4 .::rtin% In the HeWe, Mr. Charlet Adamt, A, chit, el, to Kart, d..us of Kent, Lfg. of _ At W a terfnrd. [h.! Rev. Air: I.^'i,. roirifter of the Atrtfittli. c..,,sr,;.ttion that city, to Nifs caughter of the 1..;! W. ?-vanimo. ‘l, or r.•••• 7!, in that count, At Carca7von, Hue 4 It', !v, 1 fq. f Dublin ; to AghsOwell of Er) n-y-gwit), 1% r • In Liruanea on the :ti iawanl' r, Sam S. Forbm of his nij,lty's Naval . to Alta Hatrit. who arrived in the P,inc.ll Ch,rin-te n 1 F. 11. In the night of Tucflay WI - might, !4!v.• rd Ore:Ahead, Ffq: of thiden'fi Hotif,, in Dorfetfhirc. Ib: i'.ent the pi eer."-,t day ntoftly In Company, z0p...1r , (1 to ha, ••0 fyiptoms of ilf health, but was rt. markahl• rhea iol and plt afant, and :Wiwi to reit in the fame happy trroper. la the. ntoruitrg Mrs. G. (poke to him, and, alarmed at length at no &it-doing ally an. Ewer, the Bre:Abed forth her band, and found him lying by ha a corpfe. On Friday, the 2I ft inflart, in R dernf,Areet, of er a More greatly lamented, role. Towers, the widow of the Rev. Dr.!cf,:p3Towcrs, the author olvarior.valuableliterary k Artipriegvalc, count y tit rim,the wife of Geo. lathewL Ffq. In Mo ciWorili-street, Dablin, the lady of Edmond-\\'tl4 Igartflonge, Efq. 01 the t tth of October, at Colonel; Bland, Georgia, Ro byn Litbyow, 11q. On the 23d nit. Mif: NoYe Brown, an 3 on the 9:k inftant, Mir. Janet Denont.mo Brown. both daughters of Alex. Brown, Ely. formerly on.: of the Magiftrates of Glafgow. On the loth inftant, at Briaylt.dl, Gawin Turnbull, U. of BrieryhalL On the 13th inftant, at North Bar, Donald 111.Gilehria, of North Bar. • On the lath in ft. Mr. Alex. Tweedie,jun. partner In the hates of Mai'. James Inglis and Co. merchants, hilinburgh. On the 9th MR. at th, Manfe of Duflus, in the 6: th year of his age, the Rex. hlr. John Reid, eninifter of that parifh. At Filinbarph, on the lath inßant, Lady Rachel Brocr, daughter of William Earl of Kincardine, filter of the late Ea::, and aunt of the prefent Earl of Elyin and Kincardine. At Morn, Mrs. Burleigh, raid of liet.ry Lansford Burlcish. Erg. of Templepatrick. IN TUT AVVIT At Port Antonio, on the 6th November, Mr. Barry Parker; and on the Sib Nov. Captain 1) H. Cairns, of the aft battalion, 6Mit re,immt. At Duncan on the 19th November, Mr. John Parlare ; and on the fame day, at Mahogany Hall Pen, Mr. Benjaman t. rowther. At Montego Bay. on the ittth Nov. Alexander Ricketts. Elq. Attorney at law, and Clerk of the peace for the patina of St. James. At Fort Haldane, on the nth November, Lieut. Boom, d the ill battalion, both regiment. At Port Royal, on the 160 Nov. Mr James Rankin.. In St. Andrew's, on Thurfday evening lait, John Judaea. Efq. Captain in the foot. slits of that parifb. Captain Crone Munro ROA, who died at Fort Augurta on the nth November, baring jolt completed his tyth year. was the only fit of Dunean Munro. Efq. of Culcairn, in the county of Rofs, in Scotland. and nephew of Sir Hugh Munro, of Fouls, Bart. and the prefumpt ire heir to his title and that,, as alto to,the large cflates of his great uncle, the late licorge Rofs, Ffq. of Cromarty. At Bludields, Abraham Tavares, Jun. Efq. at the advanced age of 75 years, goof which be had bccii an Inhabitant of the patina of Weilmoreland. In St. Ann's, Dr. Thomas Spilliffy. At Falmouth, Trelawney, Mr. James Hughes, aged 74 years • and at Schawfield, in the (sale parifb, Mr. Alexander wharfinger. At the Point Eftate, Hanover, Mr. Thomas Has, onarfeer. In St. ceorge's, Dr. Sylvelter Jegon, an ckl iohabitant: and at Wllford.in the fame patina, on the Sch Nov. Miff AMC Jane Moore, daughter of Richard Moore, Efq. In Spalalh Town, Mils AZeck, daughter of Dr. JAMS M.Vicar At Savannah-la-Mar, the 15th Nov. Mrs. Pep, wife of Mr. Robert Prgan, Carpenter's Hal. I lanovcr. At George's rain, isireittorc,ansl, Mr. Robert Paddies*. overfeer on that t:! ace. At Falmouth on the t6tls. Nov. Mr. Walter Foreft, and Mr. —.—. °truly. carp:mem. WATFR Al LONDON BRIM F. TO -MORROW, Morning • • '• • 3) minutes atter 4 Atternoun NvliEN Profeaional Men of education and re fponlibinty deviate from the grocral fyilem by the lc lefition of a peculiar Branch, the faneton of long continued faced. is the heft criterion of fuperimity. Ten years have) devoted my predict to the cxelufrre treat ment of THREt DISORDERS, and the fuerefsfirt refult of iny plan gives me additional ardour to Impede as fa . as lam able the n,110111( thole complaints which are the mod import ant in the tataln„me of haulm infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, f formed a wills at an early period of Pradlee to recut individo all from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally den. germ's precipitancy of general Pm:lntoner,. The THREE DISORDERS, to the care of ;Odell I have dot r voted mi attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long doratiorm•—•dly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indultenee of mature ate, and !Oily that de ra.:gestent of the fyflem In Women which is caUcd BARREN NES:I or STERII.I Numerous difesks are the refolt of ignorance or hallo In ti.e treatment of a rum le Gonorrhea, and it not tinfrtquently pens that the feeds of Life are poifoued Ly the indifcration of unguarded hour. By a fuperiar method fuck complaints are rally cured, and own where others have failed, I trod that I may prefunic to au a radical rc•eltablithment. Few, howtecr, arc the cafes of complicated Wirers in the diforder, compared with the calamitous tituatinns of Men, who from in. u!gence In a SOLITARY VICE, or tie prevalent Gaitrics of a f..fhinnabk I.ife, acquire that Rate of D e bility which is the unavoidable confequence of loch peroiekso. habits. Where the unhappy funk rer broods over his miFry , but rare. fully conceals hi. misfortune, it may be faint co:itolatioa inr him to know, that although it be an of jeet of clout.: OT uncer tainty with other I•malamute, the removal or t'tefe lfltEl- C!INC I ES by the gradual porn Is of norm:tip. , la o.e. acquire. mint of my experience. If the rites of Races..< ,r I, thigun to reduce manly vigour, mach an.iet ois h . penile. I by an early ritinttradion tins lat.-ad Rate, a:ui in tit,-: cafes no great diact.ltists nc. 47. But swim this tit ! far years ricift,tl. a prop.-.. Perfeverance is indifim.fibl., r. tja.fite t., r. • i.t• the Litunticrirg (parks of Life, and to re-at0m...... the MARRIED WOMEN. wt.o h:.ve long been dirappointed In their esmetationt of a Family, may be affored, that in molt initances fat It defeat are cur..lalc by kfidical IkilL The SECRECY which it fu earn ial to my undertaking, and the Qsalificatlons winds I hart Fir:fumed to (late, form tke Rafts amy pretenSons. and in coinckience with fucb this Inti mation Is given, that Mr. BR CE may be confultal perfanany (or by letters inelo6ng a fossil flat) at his honk, No. sg, Artim do.ftrect, Strand, near Tattple-lhr 'There la an additional entrance in Water-firma adjoining and the name is on both the doors. N. MEE. "amber a the Rnyal College of Slumps. LONDON: Printed fee the Prnprietes, by JOHN DANIEL. (o( Maid,r-1.1.c. C...v:a.t-f7ar4ch) at the STA. PRINTS NG. Orricr, Nn. t. Usr..y.flreet ; and puldlthed by i.r.vi KENT,o( Can!crSury.place,Lamheth)at r,( arrY-ftry' , . and at the St A• riCt. Tenvic-Bar; to a 2.1.:h Oricc ail lnka .Qel fx tie Lc t roe arc revalial to aCtracd