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. THE BATTLE OF AUERSTADT. The star-field rent vai horrid nine, By sala'rshriukirg stream ; And ipectres green WI:T:e seen to Soat Beneath the moon's pile beam. O'er Jerres heigiq, in ilark'ning curls, The death-fires vroke ascends : Havoc the veogiul thur.drs hurls— Tumult the welkin rends. Down Elba', r.eighb'erg banhe,the din Tremendous echoes bore ; • The distant towers of fair Berlin Shook to the dread uproar. The Prussian Eagle bold defies The Vulture of proud Nolte ; And 41vep in blood each eharnplee dyes His plumes as they advance. Shade of Great Frederick! now look down! Thy kinsman's soul inflame To vindicate his right—his crown.-• Preserve the Prussian name! Furious the conflict rages yet ; • The crimson torrents Cow.— /jot Death neer stops his segthe to whet, Where such rank harvests row: Sostoensialnef the battle views, Ard Hew attends her still-- Inge Fame Impatient waits for news, To sound ft, good or ill. Alaa, for Freellons--for roxikiud! Sad is the 1001 tale— deidtd by councils treaty, IE4 Brave Prusiaa'a efforts fall ! I OLD Biff.t.Br. Yesterday twelve prisoners were tried, two of wham were convicted of felony, viz. Foreman, for stealing a jacket and a pair of crow. ors ; and J. Warner, for st,mling a watch. One was convicted. of a misdemeanour, viz. Lydia Symons, for receiving stolen goods. • THE NINO V. WM.. WINSTANLEY, P.; CHILL, AND FRANCBS CITELL. Mr. KNAPP opened the prosecution, which was an Indictment for a conspiracy, to procure the escape of Winstanhlr from the Fleet Prison, where he had been confined in exeation for debt. The indictment stated, that the conspiracy was erected by Frances Chell, the wife of P. Chell ;—a fellow prisoner lentilog Winstanley ,some female ap parel, by which he escaped to his lodgings, in Ward robe-plate, Doctors' Commons. After he was gone a washerwoman called upon him with some things, and finding that in fact he had escaped, she went to ii,ferna Mr. Nixon, the Deputy Warden, in order that she might not be accused of conniving at it. She then went by the direction-of Chill, who had told her that Winstanley WAS gone off to his lodgings, where she found Mrs. Chell tying up a bundle, which appeared to contain a.gown. When she told Winstanley that she had been to the Fleet, he said she had spoilt all, and begged her to take back a letter to Chell ;—but this she refined to do, saying she hadnot tune. How ever, she afterwards went to the Fleet, to inform Mr. Nixon that she had seen Chill. Winstanley was then sent for by Mr. Nixon, taken back to prison, and was put in the strong room, amidst the hisses of his fellow prisoners. Upon being asked how he escaped ?he - said he had his joke out in woman's cloths, as any 'man might do. `Chen was afterwards plated f9r se veral days in. confinement in ,the strong room, from which place be wrote abater to Mr. Nixon, speaking in high terms of his humanity, imploring his commi seration,. and adding, that 44 the assistance he gave to Winstanley was from the belief that it was indis pensibly necessary he should return to his lodgings, end that he would come back to the Fleet : and that he (Chell) was sorry as a man (or what he had done." Chell was soon after released. Winstanley also wrote to Mr. Nixon, saying, that if, nobody should suffer but himself, he would tell him truly hew he escaped, and by whose assistance. itsvooLos, as Counsel for the prisoner, Win stanley, and Mr. &urn, for the other prisoners, took several objections to the indictment and the evidence, which were over-ruled. First, That the patent should be produced by which Mr.Eeles was appointed War ' den of the Fket. Secondly, That it being avowed that Winstanley escaped against the consent of Eyles, he should be produced as a witness to supeort that allegation, in order that he might be cross-examined. !'hey each afterwards addressed the Jury, and con tended, that no confpiracy was proved. As to the letters, they said they contained no precise admission of the fact, or of the mode of the escape, or who had assisted Winstanley, or how he had been assisted.— 'They urged also withsreat feeling, that it would be hard ft) convict men of a conspiracy upon the evi dence of letters written in a state of confinement, ad. dressed with a view 'to &Atter the person who had the power of releasing them from their prison. Of Mr. Nixon, the gaoler, they spoke in high terms of com mendation. Mr. Satrrn, in explainhtg the law respesting con spitacy, said, thlit to convict one man of it, was like the folly of the Irishman, who called himself singly a Commit lee. The Racoutsaa rammed up, and relied strongly upon the letters in evidence against the prisoners Win staniey and Chill. The Jury, after some fiesitatitm,preitounccd a ver dkt of acquittal as to all the three defendants. THE KING 9. EAWGZESION. This was an indictment n.O the Defetoloat for a libel Upon Begorah, the Aloode of Trinidad, who was concerned with Inaba in applying the torture to Louisa Cakleroni. The libel was contained in a work written by the defendant, entitled " A Political Ac. count et the island of Trinidad ;" 'published hy Messrs. • Richavdsons of Carnhill. Upon the formal proof being keven, and the libel -being reed , it appeared then in every one of the counts.: the rleadeehad ir.uxted several notes, which occurred in the work, as part of the text, but not at the places where the marks of referenceactually occurred, but at the ends of the sentence. Upon this the RaCOIDER and the Costmow &te amster, Wore whom thq ea* was tried, prevented MAIUUM Yesterday morning.nt St. James's Church, the Rev. Mr. Good enough, second son of the Eishop of Carlisle, to Miss At arkhans, youngest (laughter of the lace Archbishop of York. Lately, at Winehtlsea, in Susses l Richard Lamb, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Yeace for that town, to Mrs. Goat, of the same place. Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Lieutenant-Colonel Gascoyne, in eke Honourable Fast India Company's stroke, to Mrs. Denton, of TavistoJt-square. Monday, amid Morgan, Esq. to Maria, second daughter of Robert Morris, Esq. M.P. fur the City of Gloucester. At Edinburgh, on the 2(1 inst. Thomas Burns, Esq. writer to t'ie signet, to Mn. Inglis, widow of the late Win. Inglis, Esq. of Harden Green. VALUABLEADVOWSON.-SHROPSHIRE.' ATE SSR S. LEIGH LV- 1 - to inform the Public, that they shall SELL by AUCTION, daring tie Auttur iiicccedirg Spring, the following LIBRA RIES and COLLBCI . IOkIS. Due notke TAU Ile given of the time of each Sale.. , • A any RARE and CURIOUS coLLEcnos of .PRINTS, and 800 CS of PRINTS, the Troperty of a Gentleman, well known As a Literary Ariatettr, c:mizinlng acme few hreyor, traits, fine specimens of eszly Musters, and a larga enaction of the Works of literonymous Wien, &c. HE extensive and valuable Collection of ROTA NICALL PRINTS, Drawings, and Rouke of Drawings the property of thr late John Earl of Lute ; cotnprisiog many hundred capital botanical drawings on paper and vellum ; likewise ail the plates, coloured and plain, of the botanical works then eatata, forming a ccmplete illustration of the species plantanua. A SELECT Collection of BOOKS, in Greek,' 1. 1 - Latin, Eng:l6h, Italian, ay.' Spanish, being a considerable part of the Rev. NIL - . m•Libeary. THE LIBRARY of .iAmcf Srms, M. D. LL. D. F. R. S.,brougt.: from his house in Finsbury-square. THE entire and valuable LIIIRARY .of the late JOHN THOMAS ear). of Claaricartle, ace. A PART of tie LIBRARY.of the late Right Hon. RICHARD Baron PENRHSti, of Pecrykn. 'THE very valuable LIBRARY of Sir WiLLIANI SMYTU, Bart, containing a very fine ecilecßon of Clasbica, County History, &c. many on large paper. DR. KITCHI NER's MUSICAL LIBRARY. The very extraordinary asscrntstrge of MUSIC, consisting cf the complete Works of the best Composers, in very elegant condition, pr'ncipally bound by Kalthm.ber ; to which is added, a small Misc:lianeous Selection from his Libnuy. Tha Ravatend Mt. BAliirtalLif's PATENT ANTIMILIV ••• "ILLS. [T was a • Tamar. - k of rte cekbrated Dr: / 64 Author of the " Dociestk lasdine." thst cvoltbillts suanAch and bowels ale * prevailing maladies of,thiswastrs, which lay die fotitalorion of ,the more formidable *414 ouses--that the pt.reon wino could skssover for *relief 4etitist a,safe and jail:Bible remesii,,Would perform amps impor t x service to society: This dasay.ty has now, been trade u the Patent ~rntibilituas Ohba-Rev. William bitchy, the extra dite sale of which, and the. high esdatation Mwhitirthey are d, servedly held, hail ctitisi‘krably lessened the number eftleortaus plaints; and bits fair, in .a short time, to bsthismatiadwifris eradicating them. ' • These Pah have a-qulck and safe operation, dm art Pot and specifically oa, tire bile.,and thus remove ibe !Anadyr, 0. orders connected with Itz-sick heaslatltts,. batiletice, twin:* plaints, jaundice, nelvous thsordegs limn indigestion, .t 'llatO are the mate valuable firtnfly mednrt m hitherto offered is the pith tic, and the Proprietor ts support:Al* the most roptetaVi ea, deuce of the first characters- of the Nobility, airdethers,tlenbli thive never been arriiilistered to any person iviihntit 'Orlrtg ter. min and speedy rend', and in the end completing a curl. valtrable s medicioe Lavin ) been Used with succesl, is a warnmended by , the following distinguished personages : The Right Hoe. VMKOOIIt DeacoN. ,'The Lord Bishop of and Witer.s. Sir Jona ey woott, Bart. M.P. for Horitnn. SIC STEPOEK I.sisitissfros, bare. M.P for Puntym. THOMAS Alva° tit, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. Inmost Asir Ar•r, Esq. M.P. for Sotahampton- NicuoL3UN CALVERT, Esq. M.P. for Hertford. EDMV:iI) tORIIM, Esq. New-street, Spring-garde/A TROMAZ HAMMERSLEY, Esq. Pall Mall. G. W. Thca es, Esq. Private Secretary to the Arclidshtpi Canterbury. • The Rev. Mr. DIMOCK I.ihrarian to the Archbishop. emelt, FOR FORsT 'ER Es q . M.P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr.l3utler, No 4, coiner of Paternoster-row • and retail ity- Mr. Kirby, street, Old Bond-street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-squate all rwvectable venders in tows ancicountry. . • Ca VTIO x—Observe!—The Mune of Willisun Bsrrhi graved on the scamp, whirl s it affixed on the outcida the box ; all not 13 sfanmed . ore a dangerous intitation. ' Price r.s. lid. tll 101, per box, with ample directior THE valuable LIBRARY ofJAM ES STEVENS, Esq. Of Cillncrion, containing a very capful Collection of Books' in Natural History, &c. I MrORTANT DI.COVERI, THE Advantage the • Public must Ovals front regularly educated professional men direct exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was 0 clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success attended the administration of their new remedy., anddi dinary cures it has performed. For along series o(yesn,. aid Co. Surgeons, fotr erly in his Majestesisersire made the Venereal Disease the particulat object of &kV gatiop, and are happy in having ditei , svered.a medicine r mercury in the cure of that torpplaint ; it is sufficient that the efieets of this reme.4. are diametrirally oppnd of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not • injetre the constitution ; on the contrary, it enovai.' in all its natural functions, promotes appetite ' rstion thus instead of reducing aeitrong and vigor. tion to the frightfld condition that mercury does, it not saves that colfstitutlon in its primitiin state, hut restore and debilitated one to its rettetal strength and vigour. I' lees instances are .on recent record of the superior eel all medicine, its infiVrAit and specific virtues acting as corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding of conjugal or illicit pleasure or from the more inch. not less destructive, Indulg ence of incautious youth of In a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melanclto4 disorder' which are thecousequence of tht solitary Vice, none mere afflicting than that distressing state of &bilk ficicncy which prevents or embitters the matrimonial f unhappy sufferer liroode over his misfortune, zsllaracd' Lef, until he is reduced to such a state of-vseakness , life cpprtissive. To such persons it must be a cons. tinn to know, that thermay now, by a neat Inf.Dible MHEHeat and Irritation of the Skin, so prevalent. treatment, be reserved to that greareA of all hum.n on the approach of cold weather, are immediattl y removed MED. •strong, manly and ;rigorous constirutiou. At Fort William, nn the 25th ultimo, Frances Hay M'Donald, by SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTiC DKOPS ; the In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whztev.r , daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel M'Donald, Inspecting Field Of- effects of which are perfectly well known in Scurvy, Scrophula, as well as in every species of venereal illfecti' n, Me. Gout, Rheumatism Eruptions, Bilious Complaints Ulcerations, I fiver. and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex Wednesday last, at Perk House, Maidstnne, the residence of Scald Heads, &C. ' After Mentes, s en a an d Co w Pox, i t i s a gn=test secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107 ' Stewart Erskine, ?sq. hisSrother-in-law, Captain Thomas Reed, most adinindsle alterative. Garden. Patients in the country, describing the 1 of his Majesty's 334 Regiment of Foot. He had lately returned The genuine Medicine has the words, "By the King's Patent," their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Pa. from the East Indies \in leave, after an absence of 17 years, the expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper • t have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any greatest part of which he served in the field. and the King's duty is printed in black ink. ; kingdom. No. 107, Hattaci' At Philadelphia, on the Bth September last, William Sandford, Sold at the Dispensary, 15; Soho-Km:re London, in small 'LONDON : veto • and ee - enstt e ci by LIt .VEL Y-kl \ " Esq. of the Bank of Pennsylrinia, and formerly of the Inner, bottles of ss. 6d.; double bottl es 10 s . ; so d l arger" 11. 2s. terbury Place Lambeth, m the ..irete-Oerict, No. I 'Temple, Lention. ' Compound Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, Os. street Publishtstalso at the Srw a-Os Vitt, TtlßPte By Mr. S IANI ON, At Garraway's 0) MT-house, Loudon, in the beginning of Fe bettiry next, mileas previously disrmed IA by Private Contract, I . Hi: AI)VOWSON, or Perpetmil Rif.;llt, of Pre -a- sectation to a valuable VICARA( :B. The P arish contains about 40C0Acres of inclosed Land, of which about 1000 are 1 1 2 - cum., 600 acres Meadow, and 1500 acres Atable. Aho a Com mon of ahcut I COO acres, which, upon an intlosure, now in con templation, will sad much to the value of this property. TheViaarage is undowed with the B. vet orialsTit hes, arising from , about 1220Aeres of the above Lat:ds, of whiet 629 are in Tillage, ' 140 in Meadow, and 4601 n Pauli:. The present Incumbent is about 60 pars cf age. The Vkarage lipuse is a modern and substantial buildinn with I convenient Out-oSces, Farm, Buildings, and about 36 Acr , ..-.3 of Glebe Land. Also a small. Farm House and (lut-building-, and about 28 Acres of Glebe Lard, in that part of the Parish which is subject to pay Rectorial Tithes to the Vicar. - The situatiin is healthy, in a beautiful part of Shropshire, only six miles from a considerable mark e t f owl), with good roads to the same, and from whence there Is a Mail -coach to London. For further particulars enquire of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Tromville, SaScitors, Id:kohl's Inn, London- Messrs. Black. and Chapman,. Surveyors, Middle Temple, Lrondon; and Mr. Stanton, Auctioneer, Hitchin, Herm ..4sl:llya. • to. ard. .20 ;ardent. to Archithbto sr .ehbisbop. I' qo 4, Chap.* Kirby, $a ' ` y " er-squate; ind ir • he IN un Bare* ie • outside wzappo • Our. drections. Y. always deriu n directitg aisle ty, was neva se Di success whillo • y, and the emit O(raniN g4 este; aervirA! .et of their 1 . 1 LeclicLne sq.!! Adam wallow `i . "r ositetedse oPP .1 every vent ocs not in dale k novas:stiles!" " , and facilinsol• vigorous cog l• es, it not onis re. tut restores n) o ) vigour. N WPM . lit this efficacy ei 'log as a pt. • ling from so • e insfrifo.a, youth of both PI l anc holy vst.e l l° , Qa ut tn nn fr ia ce isf °4l b it I n : it : <l .l i sa s ceii .b s o rt Y1 0 1: 1 rre f ; 3 : d ei l ; :fo r ! 0 1 .1 a l le Itev. .r cause aria. n, Aleans.`Cirl 'the: set writ r" , Nu. 107, HSI rg the cal - dev il !' g a Pa-.lc ralte,;;; to any part 01 , . ai 1 Cat p , sct, —0 t , Tante Uar• all further proceedings, saying that it, wz , ilil bp an esasy thing to make any publication a i,bef it you could transpose the various passages of it. Mr. Marryat, M. P. General PicLon, and other per sons connected with the concerns of Trinidad, were ;attending, in order to give evidence. Mr. NOLAN and 'Mr. FRENCH. who attended as Counsel for the th:fendar.t, expressed their regret that nn opportunity had been afforded them, et: going into the defence of a work which they should ever consi der as a most. valuable history, and they had no doubt, that if the case had been decided by the Jury, 'one more public testimony of abhorrence would have been recorded•arihist the cruelty inflicted en Louisa Calderoni,The defendant was immediately ac quitted. - - The same day the Sessions ended, when sentence was passmi on Mary Curti., Mary Gee, John Clark, Mary Ann Parker, Ti mothy Waldon, !Warn Whitton, William Clarke, James Han 'ley, Robert Fenton, alias Robert Atkinson Fenton • John Flinn, Moses Copeland, Mary Webb, Louisa Virarierrl'homas Hurren, and James Leek (whose judgment was respited last Sessions), to be transported for seven years. Bridget Lewi-gton, Mary Jones, and Harriet Spike, were o-- /ered to be imprisoned In the Howse of Correction at Clerkeuwell for two years. Five in dr: same gaol for One year ; and :even for six months. Twelve in Newgate for varions periods. Three to be publicly, and nine to be privately whipped. Four fined One Shilbuz, and discharged. Two jJcigments respited ; and Fourteeu discharged by proclamation. Adjourned to the 11th of January. • MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, DEC. S. • . ST. MARY-7A-30PM RIOTERS. This day Riccard:on, convicted on Saturday last of being the principal in exciting and encouraging the, riots that prevailed last August, in the parish of Saint Mary-la-bonne, under the pretext of dew:- ing and exposing houses of ill fame, was brought op to receive judgment, and was sentenced to be impri soned seven days, pay a fine of fifty pounds to the King, and be further imprisoned until the said fine should be. paid. A miscreant of the name of Rolfe, who keeps a school in the neighbourhood of Whitechapel, was tried and convicted of an assault, with the intent of viola ting an infant of eight years old. Sentence, thre months imprisonment. The Court likewise had the mortification of seeing presented before them another, whose crime was that of exposing himself to unprotected females in the most disgusting way. He was also convicted upon the clearest testimony. This wretch was sentenced to twelve mouths in Cold-Bath-fields. All the porters and watchmen of the Bank were on Monday sworn in as extra constables, at the Mansion house. Saturday morning, in the heavy gale at S.W. three boats got embayed near Mount Batten in the surf, which was dreadful. A man of war's boat, with six men, pushed in to their assistance in a very gallant style, and saved the boats, but were swamped them selves ; they providentially saved their lives by climb ing up the rocks. Mr. NODDINGS, of Kirby-Moorside, having gone to Scarbro' fair on the 23d ult. dreamt in the evening that he was in a French prison ; in endeavouring to. , make his escape, through the force of his dream, he actually jumped out of the chamber window into the street, and broke his leg. Saturday morning, about three o'clock, a fire broke out in a baker's shop near the new buildings, head of Leith Walk, which was entirely burin down. Saturday se'nnight, two convicts under sentence of death in .Kilmainham gaol, namely,OWeil for highway • robbery on the banks of the Dublin canal ; and Hickey, -for the burglary and robbery at Harold's Cross—were launched into eternity at the front of that prison, pur suant to their sentence. Sunday se'nnight, as Farmer SrionT, of Stratford• Tony, was crossing the fields from the turnpike-road towards his own Louse, he was stopped by two rrtn, who robbed him cf about 451. A woman named Pepperell, widow of the under gardener of the late Bishop DOCGLAS, WAS lately drowned in the canal in the Bishop's garden, adjacent to the Palace, at Sarum, It is \supposed she was gathering sticks near the canal, when she slipped in, and being old and very feeble, was unable to extri cate herself. Another instance of the surprising effects of the American Soothing Sirup :—The child of Mr. West 'comb, 42,' Whitcomb• street, Leicester-square, was dreadful in s eutting her teeth ; with her two first she had a total stoppage of her urine, that Dr. Themas performed an operation on the child; she was just as bad, with an inflammation on her lo' s, and a bad cough, with scarce any breath, when Mr. W. applied the Sirup to her gums—it immediately relieved the child, anti has brought all_hcr teeth, without pain ; the two first are quite black.—To be hRd of the Pro prietor, J. JoitNsov, 94, Neu man-street, Oiford-road, and retail of Golding, 44,Cornhill, at '2s. 9d.a bottle. SALES IW AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHrBY, Cooksellers, at their House, No. 145, Strand, opposite Catherine street, on Friday, December 9, and Five following Days (Sun . . day excipted), at Tweirr. - ' - THE Entire LIBRARY of the late tea. Edward Tymewell Bridges , of Wootton-Court, in . the ,County of Kent.--"l 'o he viewed, and Cata'nut , . (price 6d.) to be bid at the Place of Nay. BIRTHS. On the :lath ult. at Freyern House, the seat st her father, the Lady of Sir William Johnston, Bart. of Caskieben, seta daughter. At New Ltrunswiek, the Lady of Major-General Hunter, of a eon. TO I NIOR.KOW. !Tut rises. I Sun .ets. 1 Moon sets. . 4 minutes 2cer .% ininutesafter 112 minutes after 7 • wATER AT LtiNi)ox IMMO!: TO-MOR.l=r Mornin g - - 22 minutes after 6 Afternoon - • - 32 minutes after 5 NVOll.C"lMSGar'SePtAheTrAisstfreq'QLUtteoLti:)44scr V dram's Diseases. 1 heir symptoms every 1 dims. of Children Should be acquainted with. ihi appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, traat gular state of the bowels, attended after with Colo bring on convulsion 4; thty affect the growth of they provetual, by entilog In a constuoptkin or di 'preventive and cure of these alarming complaint eellent Medleins Is universally allenr;:d, on the lisighest characters in this soontry,.botl: in ft / l a -to have no equal. Their ptibtc approbation; et tvc, from a personal kLowletl,;c of its wt otil er f i own families, stamps iti merit berantt compel! lanction to it, of which no other Met:babe od' tl 'Parents and others, who bevy theatre a eiildrez remedy as a family btalicine to resor t to, whet or Bowels of Children are any way atrorta rt y i t, trays ho found to relieve. hold wholesaie and retail, at Ching and Butler's 4, ek a. side, London; and r tail by niost catihtiy vertilszt, ?a 9d. and ss. Ed each DR: FR K. BM Arrs um...l m A tiAiAl s _ '['HE value of this Infallible Medicine - 1 -- long proved, that nothing bf tlyspe* nt di v clu ~: competition with it ir. :111:!.e different stalina.,„Z. taire a k which it et ectuulty ctircs and eradicates fro the baliito4c t 44 exciting the pairful fuelirt:.s and expostre that attzta -.,,,,.. without debilitating the constitudon In any o tr y t i , es s Feet - 7. sinking confinement from business, or o arrictioo id dc, . 11 1' radical virtues of these' inestimable Drop:. hive proved ant% to public approbatiou for more than thirty year. • 114114 k bility of both sexes, they prove a newer Milos resturitiveott, tiler the debilir; is pioduced by too free use of Mamma * pleasures, or the effects a a v. arm climate to trav e ll ers. an ci,, going abroad. They ealinot be recur:met:do' too sc rot p, those who will receive a sore, speedy, and complete ca t LI ad .Y stubborn (Meets, wed every weaknets that affects ti t: We d , r;2 l I°inns . of urine. By its enicsey 'softly women haw b ra , titers who for years had bred deprived of that h afp i te „ . Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, Nu. 4, Chtioi mv. nor of Paternoster-1 . 4y, aud retail by BeLun,Portstoondicrieni. Port sea ; Wills and Rog ors, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ; Cala t uk i , lin ; Mardo . yind, Mingo.* ; Smith and'lstatdertoc, VA** and by most country medicine venders, in bottles i si g L ii as with ample direttenta. •, ~; - r 1 0`4' . i t t • 0' . 3411 evti, 410 ZOI 14"7 : 5r.43Z5. Parent and G ihr „ • oceatio:. 1 04 0 " 34cu ti.n 44444 Pails; of Irodp 00„1 nes, Ita t: -).• atii .:lll4 r4i to f f t fyi • sucitz4 ia thlo , acd rt h i 4 , e ,L nh,'4l : s ino zki th : ll"t tay stee : t 4 16 I, 4 1471 . 3es '"?'" A A` ' Though the Comt.of kqniryqt _Chelsea if suspen ded fru; the preietit a ainther Inquiry is qow daily and Iniskly. going forwava,• and ivbich-deeply-interests a considerable part of the community. 'lt is almost needless to observe, that this litter Inquiry is fer Tickets and Shares at the reepectiVe Lottery . Offices, in the present all attractive &baits, which an. spee ,tlily commences drawing di the IStb instant. On Tuesday next the Lottery begins.; .the,JFirxt Day presents a Chance, never equalled in any for mer Lottery. Tickets and Shares are on Sale st SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing Cross, and No. SI, A.ldgate High Street. Next Tuesday the Lottery begins drawing, and a single Ticket purchased at Dimes Offices, 4, Corn bill, or 9, Charing Cross, may gain upwards of one ',Hundred Thousand Pounds.—At present Tickets ittid shares are to be had in great variety, but it is extremely doubtful whether any will be left for sale when the Wheel goes round. DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON LOTTERY SIIARYS.—Every Purchaser of Shares of Tickets, amounting to Five Pounds and upwards, will be allom ed a Disco:mt, at J. WARNER'S FOrtunate Office, IG, Cornhiil, wh e re Capital Prizes to a large amount have been recently sold in Shares. The Lottery begins drawing next Tuesday, with superior advantages to any former Scheme, viz. 2 new Prizes of 500 Tickets each, be sides 4 of tlo,oool. 2 of 10,0001. 2 of SU:V. &c. &c. Only Twenty Thousand Tickets, and four brag ' dees of 20,0001. besides 10,0001. 50001. 10001. 5001. and More smaller prizes than usual. Also a Free Gift of One Thousand Tickets, which never was heard of before. A Sixteenth Share.hoider can rea- Ait SOM. per annutn a Ticket-holder 4'iool. an num. HORN and Co. solicit the favours of pub- tic on the pre sett t important occasion, and sineerely hope they shall supply those who honour them with their commands, with many of the alsoic Capital Prizes ; all of which are payable on demand, at their Uld Established State Lottery Offices, 26. Cornhif,• and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. Y.:suet:ay v. as ptib• ----- •--hi.hed, A New Edition of that interesting 'tort:, in one 'Pola k 44 ,,, i5 . price only Ss. with an elegant Portrait cf the Author, A 464 GuiDE to HEALTH ; 'cr Advice to bpi . Sexes, in a variety of Complaints, which fully ec e* la a concise, plain, and easy mani.er, tkc most simple w o k i k of treatment, and tificacioul remedies for the fulloveis ii m me . ; , Abortion or Miscar age I inoehonilrias or Mona*. Astbmas Complaints Appetite (loss of) ledigest ion I • Barrenness , kalepositionsattendantes4 ' Billows Complaints matey Child searing Juvenile hxliseretions Celorosis or Green Sick- I.ownesi. of N.irits IMS Meerstrual Evacuation . Consumptiors Nervous Diseases Female Diseases Pregnancy Fits • • Phthisis or &ugh Flatulence or Wind- Rheormism • Fluor Album or Whites Seminal Weaknebel Gleets Scurvy .. ,Gunorrlista Taro of Life tic . trc. &c. . T o whi c h added, an gassy on the :Venereal Mips, ci li k and Seminal Weakness. •By S. SOLOMON, MD. •• ~ Said by Mathews and Leigh, Iti7Strind; and all otter beib sellers. ___. . k ??7!. • 5.7