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• lacoee, that might be taken for the enitigatine of 1 damages A certain degree of this imperfedlion of conduit had been imputed to him, and it appeared that the only complaint againa him was, that he was not (efficiently attentive when his wife had bees scouted of partiality to the defen d ant ; upon wbie'.4,, Ike addreffed him with tears in her eyes, and on that occafion he participated with her feeming fenfe of the iutlice of the imputation, and gCACrollily de clared his entire fatisfaaion in the purity of her ho nom., upon which expreffion of his honourable con& deuce. be furnifbed her with reafonable motives for future good condud. It appeared that this was twelve years after the marriage, in which the wife had received the moll indulgent kindnefs as well as the children, and this entitled him to the warmeft af (onion from her. If however the Jury could fee, al though he could not, any circumnances of inatten tion or remiffnefs in the plaintiff's conduit to his wife, they would give the defendant the advantage of fich circumtlances, in the mitigation of damages in this cafe. But he would fairly own, that he did not fee any fuch cireumnance, nor did his Lordfhip anent to the doarine which tended to eftablifb, that a man was culpable if he fuffered a relation to go to the play with his wife, or alloWed her, under any circum. fiances, to be accompanied any here without being prefem himfelf: loch a reflraint would render con• subial life abfolutely intolerable. A perfon might be forbidden, if this was the rule, from allowing his own neareft relatives from accompanying ,his wife any where in his own abfence, whatever his cir, CUIIIiiinCtS or avocations might be. His Lord. ;hip thoujhr, that the confidence which the plaintiff reptiles] in his wife and his fuppored friend, but in truth molt bitter enemy, the Defendant, he was juf tified in repofing—that he was jullified by the laws of Nature and of Society to do fo, that the laws of Nature and Society gave him a right to repofe this confidence, and if that was fo ' there was no topic of mitigation for the Defendant; but if the Jury thought otherwife, they would confider what was the'amount of the mitigation. At the fame time his Lordfhip obfeeved, that in meafuring civil damages, it was proper to look in Tome refpea to the nate and con dition of the offending party. He did not fay that poverty was an &filial excels from civil damages, nor did he fay that in no cafe was the maxim right, that if a man cannot pay in his putfe, he mutt pay in his perfon; but yet his Lordfhip did not fee the policy, of a verdie by which the Defendant might be wholly defiroyed, for that would not be any advantage to the Plaintiff or to any body. Upon the quellion of damages therefore, his Lord fh ip obferved, that the Jury had heard the extent of tre fortune of the Defendant—that amounted to 3000l.—His conduit in this attion had proved, that of that fortune, got as it was, under the aufpices of the Plaintiff, for. kited as it was by enormous wickednefs, the Defen dant was not, by any rule of jollies between men, entitled to retain one farthing. His LordThip then took a view of the letter, erhidt was read, and which was written by the Plaintiff to his Wife, affecting to ber &firs of feparation, and which, he faid, was en tirely owe m to her, and nix to the Plaintiff ; and in which his Lordfhip took oceafion to obferve that the Sentiments were all of them moral, sod tome of them risen d4iified, and did the Author the higbefi credit. Be isoW ppcontre ting the found morality which that hew aiseaii.d with the unhappy laxity of the aaarals is unitises. canary ; aor could he help Paying, that la addition tooorphyfical force, we have a mighty leakiest imiltweisr of aroma is the men.' imamate of kwininshimats...-Thus his Lordfhip made an apo logy few, as a dignifies, hot which he mold not help eneeehig ism The probability of this cafe was, that She ildrs wife was ass* to blame; but that could :be Wwitstefe for the Defendant; he ought to remember lilies* owed to the exionsonity in general, and what amain,/ tothePlaintiff isparticelar,and he thouldnot, under soy eircumlinsees whatever, have lent himfelf ors int s• lis attrocious as iris; he ought to have re lirnined hisefelf from the indulgence clone emotion It ; he wits bound to do Pis, by every religious, sno • anitiocial obligation. Under a full confiteration vide Age cat, the delirwaion of the bemuses of let Plaintiff, and the IDA immoral conduit of the De laidene, the Jury wouldetsafider the cafe, and make VD the Plaintiff fuch compenfation in damages (as far as warp can compenfato), as in their deliberate judg• tweet sod found diferetion they fhould think fit. The jury deliberated a few minutes, and found a verdia for the Plaintiff, damages soool. being, as wee of them Paid afterwards, all the Defendant was worth, and that they &odd have given more if he was worth it. OLD BAILEY. Yefterday thirteen prifoners were tried at the Old Bailey, five of whom were capitally convieted, viz. ,Misr Bowe, for Pealing a piece of lace, the pro perty of Mores Lany, in his dwelling.hoofe ; B. liar eft, and U. griffserru. for Reuling 29 lambs and a (beep, the property of S. R. Gaistlon, Efq.; Ekresor Brows, for 'faulting Elizabeth More on the highway, and robbing her of two pair of woriled flocking', the przert age l:f James Henley. Weyer, a boy of t 6 years of age, for Ruling five (beep, the property of Thomas Field. It appeared that the Profeentor was a mailer Mer man, and tiled to fend (beep to Smithfield Market for hie. On Sunday. the 241 h of April, he had a drove ()seep, near Goo, at Mile End, the whole of which he ordered his drover to convey for file, who feparated them for that purpofe, and, after driving the firft portion of them to the place appointed, fent back the Prihner to fetch the remainder. He ac cordingly conduBed the (beep from Mile-End, bot inflead of going down Long-lane into Smithfield, as he Gould have done. be drove them into Torntaill itreet, and remained at the door of one Wells, a butcher, for near half an hour. On arriving at Smithfield, five of the (beep were found wanting, and inquiry was made, but the Prifoner Paid, he knew nut what had become of them. Information was, however, given of the fioppage which had taken place in Turnmill-fireet, and the Profecotor on go ing to Wells's honfe, found the flwep killed and banging by the legs; the Piiinner than ran away, but was ihortly after taken into collody; alto Wells, who was convifted of the offence Tall feffions. The whole of the fads already Mired. being proved by evidence, the Jury found the Prifoner—Ciiiity, D•arb; but recommended him to mercy on account of his ycio• h.—Six were conviaed of Felony. viz. Richard Holding, fur !ha li ng two linen lbws, and other articles. the propefty of S. Littiks & Lifevre; for Reeling a watch, and other article% the property of John Scott; Mary Brown, for Reeling a coat, the property of J. Blackmore • Elizabeth Chipnell, for dealing five Chats, and other articles, the property of D. Douglas. ELaabeth Rewnu for Reeling, in the dwelling-houfe of her matter, Mofes Levy, at different times, a vari. ety of mains, and other articles, the roods of the laid Mofes Levy. Mr. Km a P,Counfel for the profecn t ion, Rated , that her mailer had been induced to infinite the prsknt profecution againfl the Prifoner at the Bar, with a view to pi event, as far as in him lay, the depredations fo often committed by fervent' who were employed about their mailer's property. He was lorry to Rate that the charge was capital, bill wasconvinced that the Jury would exercife towards the Prifimer all the mercy podible, to be ezercifed, in confiflency with jullice and their duty to the public. He then called Moles Levy, who lives in the Minorics. He Tome time ago engaged the Prifoner as a houfemaid, and had a charafter with her. He often miffed various articles out of his warehoufe, but for fume time enter tained no fufpicions refpaling the Prifoner. He re. collated that one morning the called him out of bed, crying, that thieves had broke into the warehoufe, and that they fhould all be murdered. He role, and upon looking into the warehoofe, law nobody, bnt found that the counter, under the fkylight, had been completely (tripped. The Rico/tote informed the Jury, that though the articles taken together amounted to a great deal more than 4os. the turn which by law rendered the offence capital, yet it appeared that they had been Bolen at different times, and no one of the articles feparately amounted to 4os. The capital part of the charge was therefore done away, as, in order to con- Ritute a capital offence, it would be neceffary to prove, that the value of 405. had been Bolen at one time. With refpeft to larceny, it was clearly proved. The Jury therefore returned their verdia—Guilty of Reeling only. Clark: 21uder was indided for having felonionfly married Elizabeth Field, his former wife, Lydia Butler, being then living. Mr. /Caen., as Counlel for the profecution, Rated to the Jury the nature of the charge brought againfl the Prifoner; it was an offence, he obferved, that would not aired the life of the latter, if he was found guilty; it was a crime, however, that became of much importance to the community at large, as it affefted the intereNs of 11,621 life. He mould prove the Prifoner was married in 1791, alto his fecond marriage in z 800; and when the Jury came to hear the fa& which ht advanced, proved by evidence, they would entertain no doubt of the Prifoner's guilt. Francis Beach, parifh clerk of Sunning, in Berk. fhire, knew that the Prifoner was acquainted with a young woman named Lydia Eackall, whom he mar ried on the 12th of February, 1791, at the parills' church of Sunning ; witnefs faw the fame woman a thort time back in the workhoufe of Henley in Oz. forcillsire. He produced the certificate of the mar riage between them, figned by the MinilLer who per formed the ceremony. Elizabeth Field. the Prifonir's late wife, Paid, The had known him five months before he married her. She was married on the 14th of December, tBOO, at St. Botolph's, Bifhopfgate. London. and at that time believed the Prifoner was a fingle man. John Cutler, part& clerk of St. Botolph's, pro duced the regiller book, which corroborated the Rate spent of the [all wimefs. 1 Thomas Griffith, the officer who apprehended the Prifootr, Bated, that he wok the latter into cutiody at a butcher's map, in the parifh of St. George, in the county of Middlefez. • The Prifoner in his defence prefented a petition, which Rated, that be was married before he was is, years of age, at the reque4l of the chnrch-wardens of the pari(h of Sunning, who accufed him of an inti macy with the perfon, who had been reprefented as his 6rll wife. The marriage was againft the will of his father, and he had never ken the woman finer. His father had wrote to him previous to his late mar riage, informing him that he was free to marry again ; be had accordingly done fo without knowing he was doing wrong t he had fatted much fince he had been in cußody, and the prefent profecntion was brought by his late wife and her mother, who, lime his cc nfinensent, had taken away all his property, and had left him-without a killing. John Butler was called to prove the difapprobation of the Prifoner's father to the firft 'marriage ; could not, however, Rate, whether the circumftance took place which had been alluded to. Mr. Jullice LAWRINCI Paid, the Prifoner had pro duced no evidence to prove his father was averfe to the firfi marriage; it was the only defence he could have made, as the Alf of the s6th year of his prefent Majefly yet forth, that no marriage by licence, with out the content of the parents, could be legal ; the Prifuner, however, bad not proved filch to be the cafe in which he Rood; the Jury would therefore find him guilt y.—Verdift, And two were acquitted. Themas Pest, a journeyman botcher fo► the fpaee of forty years in Clare Market, died on Friday laR, and left behind him the funs of syool. accumulated by labour. Some time fince, Sir RICA/RD FORD received an abuf►ve letter from Na d irM s confined in Carhue gaol, which he did not chuote to ptsblilh. This has induced the Hero of Buttermere to write again, not for an anfwer, indeed, but to make comments on the mode of examination at Bow•Rreet, and to throw awe afperfion► on Tothill Fields Bridewell. As the Earl and Counters of CHOLOIONDILIV were walking on Sunday evening by the bafon, in the Green-Park, near the upper gate, leading into Pic cadilly, they were furrounded by a mob of pickpoc kets. The Earl was fortunate enough to five bis watch, but he loft ten guineas and a bunch of keys. At an annual feaß or wake lately held at a ♦illage in the Well Riding of Yirkfhire,feveral riotous young men belonging to two villages,gave each other a chat• lenge, and turned out to the number of 6o or 70 a fide, to fight with flicks and Rones, a deceit young woman, who juft went nut of a houfe to fee the af fray, received a blow of a (lone on the head, which eaufed her death a few days after. At the time of the accident fhe vas leaning on the arm of a young =A to whom the au on the point of being married. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and IC fponlibility deviate front the general fyitem by the felabon of a peculiar Branch, the faith= of bag sootinned focal is the bet critaten of fapariorky. To yew have I devoted my pranks to the actuate mama= of THREE DISORDERS, and the facerfthd nth* of my plan 111.01 me salltkaaal solar to impale as far ea I am able the va yoga a the& amploines wash are the mod hagertalat in the cats teams of human initemitien After Mandan into every branch as an Anny Surgeon, I formed a wins at an noir period of Predict to rattle individuals from tbe ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy Oatmeal Pradltionan The THREE DiSORDERS,to the ears awfalth I have tkvetM my attention, annprine every fpecia of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a matt or fang aratioth—adly, Al kinds of DEBILITY, whether Wing from then halts of Schoolboys, or the Madame of mature ea. and Wily that derangement of the intern in Women which Is Wad BARRENNESS et STERILFI' Y. NINSICIOSS dilates the nest et iguanas or bate r the treatment at a ample GeertW, and It not unfrequenny happens that the leeda of Life are painted bytbelnakretion of an unguard ed Aar. By a Swat method fads conalidnes are taffy cured, and even where earn have 61101, I MI that I nay profane to offer a radioed re-dtablinnera. Pew, however, are the cafes of centaleated dlitrefs In the af rwder, tempered with the absolutes ntasalons of Men, who from bantam* In a SOLITARY VICE, or tbe.pervalent Gaieties of a fanionabk Life, acquire that Rate of DebUity width is the twayaillitable cecifequesee dfach pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fatter broods over his gallery, bat artfully metals his misfortune, It may be fame cenfolation for Min to know, that although It be an sited of doubt err eneeralnty with other Prallitionom the removal a there DEFICIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renovation is the acquirement dayexperknee. If the rites of Ilsedaus or Yentas have begun to reduce manly vl. gear, much anxiety will be prevented by an arty coanteraaton of this languid Rate, and in theft cafes no great dlliculties will occur. But what thh dthelency has for years eafted, a proper Per feveranee Is indifgenfibly monks to rain the numbering fads of Life, and to re-animate tlaCeneitudin. MARRIED WOMEN, who have bog been difappointed is their aptetatione of a Family, may be affurod, that in molt in Banes firth defects are curable by Medical MIL The SECRECY which h foeffential to my undertaidrig. aid the Qualifications which I haw preheated to Rate, form the MI of my preteneons, and in coincidence with fuch this intimation ii given. that Mr. BREE may be confirmed perfonally (or by letters locioLne a (mall note) at his honk, N 0.29, Arundel-area, Strand, war Temple-Dar There is an additional entrance la Water-ftreet adjoining. cit 4 the name it on teeth the doors. N. BABE, Mamba of the Royal Concie of Surpooo. DISEAST/.8 of the DRRTHRA.antI Certain COMPLAINTS. As Cole Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated ruedi. rated Sougies and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs She Publii,that be may At ufual be eonfitLed dally[ from q to 3, it bits bask No. gs, Frith.fireet, Soho. on Cafes of &Hama, DMus tient, Gloss, &c. /he. as well as Debility, and every Siff* 4a where fectecy is fa cleutlal a requifite, that Mr. Dufour has provided fpaciout Hod:, that every Patient may be introduced in a fallaralla apartment. Mr. D. bas for many years confine! himfelfto that ' departotat of Surgery, and from atenfive pradiec, and tbvtetoit flawing fueLefs, he Is enabled to offer a method of awe, mild. •Sestious, requiring no confinement or rtit.aiot in diets which prevents a relapfe. Perfects in the country Rating their cafes fully, iu a letter, encio..g a one or a two pound note, will have pr...er remedies (Canto 'be amount For the variousfymptansolte. fee Mr. Dufour's Treat& on the above ecnp . ainta,prieasci,d. the fifth edition ; to be bad of J. Callow, Clown court, Soho; H. D. Symonds, Pateroater-tow ; and of the Author. • VtiNEREAL BLINDNESS. • To Mr. TH•MAS Tar tea, Surgeon; No. 9, New lifidit , llll:CS,, DEAI SIR, Loudon. IT is with the moil heartfelt fatisfadlion that-I ad drels you on the incorryarable excrllence of your Invaluable Mce cinc—I.EAKW3 PATENT PILLS.—In the fpring of this year I had tee nui,(ortunc to contract a Venereal Complaint, atten ded with the triott alarring and dangerous fympsoass; k fo muck that I have been cow ned to my room (or awh le week together. and not able to Itir oat of it: I had no reit night . pawky, and futfered the m .ft excruciating pain and torment, and what was Rill worfc, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo chit I could Darts dikern any object,-if ever fo clefs to mc, and =pedal nothing leis than the total left of my fight. From a ttout,healthy, and ra ther corpulent man, I became a mere fhadow, and as objed of pity and compalfion.—My friends had all given me emir, and thought my recovery iinpoffeble. In this dreadful Rate, god es.. pcaing every minute to be my laft in this wodd,l was form nately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, bet having tried all medical aid to no purple, and been at en enormous@ expellee, it was lame time before 1 could be prevailed on to take them; at laft I fent for fix boxes, and before 1 bad taken them all, I found eonfiderable benefit.; my pains gradualit d=rosfad, and my cycfight great' =ter, and to the greet furprixe and aftv nimment of all m 9 Mends, (after taking three boxes more), mg health and Itrength we. perfetily mitered, and 1 am now, (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable Medicines), as well and =arty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humble tenant, High-Erect. Birmingham, Novembers, i 799. R L.LEI3IIg. Ihe above Medilime L carnally reiwartisCimisd to all pedants that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Vene real Alredion, partictduly to thole e out altering char condition in lifc, u It will certainly cradle:ate every taint of that nature, of however lame Sanding, or bizwever *fru fed under the appearance of other dilm-cts it may be: for Scorteltic, Glandular, and Gar. neousCompiablas it ia ago reCOOOlll4Al4d to be taken, cfpecially i• the Spring, Summer, and Fa 2. Prepared and fold by the tare Proprietor, Turmas Trirtae„ Member of the Corporatism of &terms, London, at his bode. No. st. New Stirlge.itrem, where he will gi►e Advice, without a Pee, to Perfoas taking there Pilo, and will Wirer Patients Les. ten, it pat paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all cafes the moo inviolable fecrecy, no Perron's Dune or cafe brie* bum mentioned, but at their own i.artkalar requidt. by tbsiPsoprieter„ during the csurfe of more than 3.6 years, that helms bad the con dui of an eatealive oak of the above Medicine and the pradios arifrng therefrom. ' . . - . Tiny are alfo fold by bit appointment, at tbe Pafurnet's, Aka. 35, St. Albateo-Areet, ; Mr. Robertfen's Toy-ibteaNm. Oxford-Brett; Mr. Steers. Zookfeller, Na a, Unite-row. ' Tower-bill ; and by one Perron lo every eorifitlegabletowa in Liaised. in Boxes of only 24.401. saes finied op, wilt and plant diredtioss. GOYA a NM ENT SECURITY AGAINST COUNTERFEITS. None are Genuine without having, .. SA ML. Sol.ollllll. Lanett- POol.," engraved In the Stamp : and 'l'en Pounds Reward foe every Souk fold without Statipe, to be paid on Conviction, an der Arft of Parliament, the mad Geo. IIL chap. mei:Wore all lo*ice attic Peace. HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, valid& is prepared (only) by S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the Vol vrrSty and College of Pholiciane, and Author of vi The Guide so Health,' at Solomoo'ioploce. Liverpool; Price Half-a-Oeissea Battle, or the quantity of Four In one Family „Bottle fat Thw; three Shillings, an which Nine Shillings are falo , il, including alfp the Doty, the Stamp of which, by bed., .1 No Midelty's Com nitilioners, bears the weeds, .. Saml. Solossosi LiniesProl;" aaj all others are Counterkits. • Is there no Balm In Mead f Is Merino littyllcian there? Wish them b not the health et the daughter of Of people mowers:4r •g. riot. ant. The Lord bath ended etedlchns to grim are of cant, aed be that entre will not abhor their I it* *fib dock ha heal mem, ma take sway their paine."—Ete I. s. ova . 4,7., NERVOUS SYSTEM. Theirdeetambeekely *faders which alllitthelleselesel seder the deeeiniedee of Nervous Waft% are' stlg ge f erne ottenea athlete derivative etheildi.' proud hoar fah an infinite ossicty and eveliplicadoe of ondeson to render It ingelEble, demon were always, needlary. then a their tee Gime. TM eif pt , inter toe 9 Mare aedinerely felt azr eet tbe peahen of snallod 'edam that clod. it may be stated , dim any rowdy Nordin or moos celebre l d id etcy than Or. so, lation's Cordial Balm or Oiteml.nqthe has difeardeit. In 4 dilute, weakly, and rebind eoneltetions, Manta *midis, bp. pothoodrio, horrons,tremblinp. weaker/eke ,lets of meesenr. Impaired rigour, tabes dmiafis, names sad the numtialefs fyinotnno of Unpaired and 'UstoNle, oak whether aribng front a Ids of leattiotte, orlon. tg aim to health, its einem has attained threhighleil Shears kingdoms, univerfsl and nopassilal celebrity. big! Ilirkstr ranee in he sfe , It cheers, braces, and terigotetes Whale nen. soils i fyltent and gime sew tees to all the Intailliledilleirs,ef whit* madierlets nlbnees have been Oven The CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD le a egell noble medicine. ri=:lof lime of the etwilneft holfsimeind lien ears in r di Aatevis likeerrae-The procef• is bag sod regatta the mit mkt awl minute attendees. - Thu ildowegy of has at the Prispeletor i.atlag fume, great ifs tidier, repeated ecperinaenes, and dote opplfeatloo to Frothiest dirthillry; and le drunk him so Asa gratdication ro a•agot, that fa •olfestni It to eM piehile he Mirada no mama's property, mar landammaray sta► due at known in public tie private practice yen& and age of either fez, are apsdly the *led, of Oils re- Restive, aril they will uniformity pardelpseis im be fahrbehom qualities and (Soda. .To the yammi lt willtf ellhod lading bs.hh, Arength, mod writs, in place of leNtric and &heti, and te thm aged and target. ft will acridly fwii groat relief and comfort, by gently and (Holy Invigorating dia frees. R wiltdot gne 4.4. mortality. beat If It be In the power of middittle to gild the mums of declining years, and calmly and fertnely protead the dote at life bey otal its yam* too, this reiterative is mpg* of dfullog that era , 4 deildenttora. Conftitutions related, weak or decayed, In wen or wanes. nee soder the Immediate Influence of this reflaratiso; sad old animas, amid eatfolopdve habit, arehinn rained. mil f=j; aired. - Womb, et Wend, and assented Mahe. waken! me, Inset den li ci aSeit change, the chill watery held become rich yd lad the limbs be revered with 'elk firm end healthy. Mat any time of hie nay, by dde InedWisia, he heed trona one of the tug WOW( dif—stia Incident Wide ka ; led, abs vitain period. It is soil highly deal. For wealinefe, deficiency of Daunt Ittelleth rod telarti;thea Sy the odds, by an frortwit hidolgoesee of the pilgrim, eh mem. sloe la a fele. ands, and team* Allakeir figsselog to any of thud, esteted preparations of gunes,indltaliona, whit* that produce faverill best, and bre always iOllO4 to he retu rn. eery linsolanta rather than yeevortent heakhful ileragthenenoll nature. Ii Middy Attire fever% la all scream ddisreggre oo d is weaknets pecolikar (oat fande felt. dill &Littered Coodisi is redly invalsaltie. Thole who have h idled In hot Oman& • and aro busuidi and triaged in their whole may take this medicine with the hippie* drab; aid • ring to the Eat se Wel Wks canna there a were inipertain 'nick of We sod 'health. ft has beam the only MIMS of weltering (bloods allidiod with die TILL. LOW FEVER In America. itY A variety of arrayed/nary and vreliettetted cores are to he few, in the gonipbet, (called up 114& each bade, "Wel are swum Mena for want of renal. SECURITY to PURCHASERS. Ss careful! to Wave tva time. • S art. . &moray, loon root., to tbs Sassy. saxes% to nary Gaai= Bode. an oda= arss.:fleateefeits. Said at bs Wareboals. Ns. 41. Caere weak Dabikei sul s / his styaintiselet. by J Adszbevre. No. IS, S tran d . sad Diary a CO. 84W Cliorsb-yarsl, Loodent; Sao% }*te r wa w a . 3 4 t Hes, 141,..b0rgb1 bn•Dassid„ Clatesw ; all Melds* Venders In tray Market Tows I. Geed &tale. IMAM aid America. LONDON: Printed and pabbibed by LEVlLLlKANT.(atean terturyidate. Lambeth) it tbe STAR Orme. NIL a. Carer Item Pubabed alf• at tie STaa OrrKl , T agls TARTU. At Woodßock, Orlon Mire, on the 4th left. the Right tign. Lady Vircuoutrf, Albbrouk, of a daughter. MAkRiED, ........ Yeftcrday, at St. George's Church, Hatover-foart, by tt_e Re% Dr. Hantilzon, Sir Henry Peyton, Bart. of Hagbeacb, in the County of Cambrklge, to Mr.. Bradlhaw, widow of the late Junes Bradihawe, Efq. of Portland-Place. Monday laft, at Lewisham Church, by the Rom Mr. Hugh Jones, I'. Tanner, Lfq. to biro. Warner, only daughter of Captain Geo. Simplon, late of the lion. Eaft India Company's fervice. DIED„ In the Maud of Jamaica, in March laft, Mm Emella Stennett, wife of John Steniutt, M. D. On uefday tail, at Newmarket, John Ofbortm, many yam training Groom to the Hon. T. W. Coventry. - For namedfm, Rheumatic Goat, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-sell, Numbnefs, Pally, Indigeftion, Flatulent Sparmodic or flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the iiyltem. SPRAINS, BRUISES, Sec. EXPERIENCE has proved the mild flimulating powers of WHITEIIEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the moil effeetual remedy ever made known to the world, having fuccceded in oaks of Si, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years !Landing, after attar means had (MIA, and it has aSfolutdy amid more patients of the above com plaint*, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The fluid Effence Is fo flngularly penetrating and fpeedy in its opera tion, as generally to effed the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c by a feW applications. Whltehead's Effence of Muftard is prepared and fold at as. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by R. Joe N 111 ON, Apothecary, No. is, Greek ftrect, Soho, London: and its reputation is fo univerfally efts. bibbed, that it maybe bad of every Medicine Vender is &gland, Ireland, Well India, and America . . . _ To prevent counts.: feit inspedition, purthafas are requefted to °Verve, the Genuine is diftioguithed by the King's Patent, and the Signature of R.Jon STU N , the Patentee's OW2 writing on the label of each Bottle or Box. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY is fo certain of Its Errancy having never railed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if It does not eradicate the Corns, row and branch, TO ROTUMA TYR MOORT. it will,on application, take off' the intammation in a few hours, and deftroy dreamily the Malignity witheet the lea* hazard. Printed Direetions ruled up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo ranch repu tation In Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the gratee reputaoon. Sold Wholefak and Retail by T. Artell, No. t, Finds-lad. sear the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. y, Tadßock- Rreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James-Bred; Mr. Swincy, Na 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 3z4, ifoibsem and jeboult and Co. No. !so, Oxford-itrect. At Briltol, by Bnigin and Sheppard; and Deemer, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and itatoinan, perbuner. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bride. Partin and Gorpott, Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Oore, printer,and Mr. jonae,bookfciler. Partheouth, Mr. Motley. bookfeller. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warchoufe for Dr. Jannis Powder, No. 45, St Paul's Church-yard, Loudon, PiE following MEDICINES are fold, at the rko annead, including the Stamp Duties; ird as h is enadted, that from the tit of Septerat-r, 1502, the Stamps mould be applied te all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Fern's= as for Mem Confumption sod as a Conllderabk Addition is ma 'e to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or thole in Boa, the Priem of Dr. James's Powder will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or tL ss. fd. per Doren; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packet. in a Basle (as made tip for dm Army and Navy) may bc bad far tl. os. And as by Firmer of tie Ceounilloners of the Stamp Oice, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's ferrate life, with hls Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be ewe- ful to obferve that the Wards, 0 F. Newbery, No. 43, St. Paul's," are minted in the Stamps of all kis Medicines; and as it is pre- 1 famed that this will be a Mick= Seeurk9 again! Counta.s, his Sigoature oo the Labeb on Dr. James's Powder will be dike°. tinned from henceforward. S•amps will be allowed grade, as usfaal, to Ban who porches Half a Dssa or more at a doe, of the lower pelted Articles. a.L s. d. Dr. James's Powder a 9 Lozenges of 11.1. z t • Battle u o 'make • Tbd.ofßark 4.0 Analytic Pins 4 6 Huck m's ditto a 9 large Dor 24 o Estgtla Coat s 9 Dr. Storres Opodeldse 1 6 Gamine Artmetadode I 6 Convation Oil a 6 Orman* Modielos $ 6 --- Camomile Drops z 9 Inglis's Setts Pills a 0 Paregoric Lo- Efence of Peppermint Iti aal Grant's Drops • a a Derry's Maus PM 4 6 Dr. Hooper% PiDs z t Dr. Auftin's Challybate Gials's Magmas 3 6 Ditto o Henry's ditto s 6 Dal6js Carndostive a 9 Norm's Drops 5 6 Mace of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spitainry's ditto 5 6 Ceplalk Sour 0 9 Dr. SoitStieell Tel 1 9 Mr. Srates Dementia, 4 o Oftssough's Thula,* I re a Ithessnade rum. 3 6 Do. Tole Lounges a I Stansps with Mr. Wcwbery's Name are send to the twen , y Articles above enumerated; sod as many perform, pard eulary fermate and meliengers, miftake his bode, be Is under the occellity of pointing at, that It is at the Haft End of St. Paul's, mama to Cloapide, and that it has a brie white /noosed hoot, ma which theft words are inkribed ° Tan SNLV Waa■aauaa rim Da.. jAlliall ' S POW /M." O In 1 I*, TOG Ser oat AN SO and de la a 'of din Sur adv Pm iti .md ,It* Ga yen • km bet •soC face ef