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1 - soirrem — SPQR ATELLG:ENCE. PEDESTRI"I3M r X I'R.ILCIR TY Teverday aftertur 1, at nye &chick, Darer ST rtes. staneti Ito Wrintsentiol ("it the itinse ground th:u F.A . roh walked; port too > rnees it so days, haritittirdg ; Stevens sr a stout yeeing nr °sr Fele, or asA, &boot 5 fe.a 6 incises high. He r e. furpted t wo sr.tlei three quarters in the first hour, and was thtutravellin; on in the prtsecec a a liege e owil of si emsior., !n hit rerograde journey. A line Is laid on the ground, which P.... 20 yards 1r lcinik. and width ha takes heki 46, if be thinks t.ecessary. .1 he sger u fir Z3O, and lists are le to I azaktit Ids accompli lairg PUGILISM. PUCIIISTIe HONOVIlf•-••1 ran, the conqueror of the once Trrio wned M:IIOGGINS, !I %peon's, upon kb return a few days since. to Newtoes.). in Wales, where he In I recently been ice inialog, sad which is the knit-place of k parents, was tailed with *lithe respect due to a berth ice a more iooportaitt (suer.— compautonss of Lis youth, and the admirers of pugilism amongst the snafu 'kiwi.% canted a congratulatory peal to be ruin on the bdla. to hoirour of his victory. A feast wa) held ; eve idog was eonductal wi:h the unnoot conviviality, and the Wtlch bards who were mustered 11.411. IlliA ocealiom, cuniposeil atolstmg some eattnipore verse) ir. praise of tioe luau., and the exploits of the rhos. ivat alto toasted in bumper.) ul ['VW, by the lad .of the fetoey, tiU aU was Ns./ Toes cm, it appear,, intends to urtlerto tt e advantages of a so cacid &credo% upon the Welch moon &ins, which have aktady proved a• prop VOUS to his wishes, pre; iretary to his nowise; fight with the T it vol.!, moat:wed r•cotutiit's a, which is to take p'.acia for 101 l guineas a.asele, at the end of neat Sep.ember. BETTING, JULY 3, 1817.—DONCASTElt s . r. LEGER. di to I apt Whitelock. j 144 to i ago,: Stainbrough. 7 to 1 east Fits James. 13,-, to 1 apt Brother to tto• tt to 1 agst kestiess. phseL II to 1 apt Len eiroaL I2oto 1 oast Caledonian. High odds agst any other. At the Brat Spring Meeting at Newmarket, 1818, Mr. Wat son's Neva, 84, 411) is metaled against Lord Folers Young Wizard, so. songs. p. p. 11. I. At the secouol Mr. WatNni's Neva, Set. 91b. is matched against Mr. Lake's Aratel, Bst. 21A/Si. It. LUDLOW RACES— WEDN t...:JA7. A Mslden Plate of flit) , Pounds. Heat., twice round. Mr. Lord's eh. e. Battledore . - 1 2 1 Mr. Ste v•-iti, eh f .11uclte%s of Leeds - - st 1 2 Mr. Colim's h. e. by Oreille - - - 5 4 li 5w er.strkes of HT-each, with .C2O added. lour ruiks. Mr. Wills's b. b. King ul Diautotida - 1 Mr Ctive't. Mortimer - - * Mr. Cortwea Mervhda - - - 3 The hunters' Stakes, boor nines, was won by Mr. Lo..kley'a . . .. _ __ __ _ . b. m. by Star. . TIMIUMAT• The Ludford Stakes of trgs each. 'feats, once round. Mr. Willis King of Diamonds • I 1 Lir. %relate" eh m. Lady Byron - - 2 2 L:r. Corbet's Parthenope - • - 3 3 Ft`tv Pounds, L.r all ages, Belts, twice round. Mr. Vt.:e;s's Lady Byron - 2 1 I Mr. CGcbet's Mereitia - - • 1 5 air Lir. Weaver's Beroua (broke down) - - 4 4 tilt 'i be Casairi Stales was •••csin at two hews, by Mr. Taylor's gr. ri by Lop, 0 yr. old. STAMFORD RACES, TuesuAr. JuLr l• The Noblemen and Gentlenseu's tweepstakes of A's each, p. p. Coke, Se. 61b.; faes, ast. 41b. ricer G. Wr.rsoll'a b. c. by Wldton • general Crowe:lnes ch. L b/ Redmond Mr Oswald'. f. by Orvide - " h 'arquis of Exeter s b. e Solicitor, bolted. tweepuakei of 25gs each, flogs ft. for three year olds.—Colt, art. 3lb ; fillies, isse. General Grosvenor's The Flyer - - . I . I`.:.r Fletcher 114111;4 :0:r. Rush's b. by Haphazard - 2 Li r. ,Hubbard'. eh f. by Juniper - 3 The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Swet intakes of tflgs each, p. p. for three year olds. Loyd Grosvenor's ch. c. Havoc • . 1 Lord Farawilhant's bc. Atipjack • - - 2 IN nijor Wilson's ch. eby Juniper '' • 3 A Macaroni Stakes of 25gs each, for horses that have been regw bray hunted the preceding season. Mr. Platers eft. g. Ewe kite's. axed - walked over. A Match fur Halts h. fr, four miles. LA r. H. Gilelwri.t's ch. g. by Canterbury, aged, Igo. 21b. 1 lair. J. B. klintbaneis b. g. Pantaloon, 5 yrs otsl llst. olb. 3 - - The Tows Plate of X4O, 4 yri WOW. 71b. Mr. Andrews's br. b. by Drying, 5 yis old I ord F. Scurlock's ch. f Miniature, 5 yrs old Mr. Pietas c 6: c. by Dick A:ultras, yrs old . 2 • 3 - 1 I . it 2 . f 3 3 The Earl of ABERDEEN has the horse upon which his brother, the gallant Sir ALEXANDER (knew, was mounted, when he was killed at the battle of Water loo. The animal is a beautiful black charger, not seven years old. Every Adventurer in the present Lottery whose Ticket may be drawn on the First Day will have a Deals alma of obtaining some of the grand Capitals in which the Scheme abounds, including Four of 420,0ti0, and Two of /110,0(10; for every Ticket which is drawn a Blank on Wednesday the9:h instant, the First *Day of Drawing, will be re-drawn, and again take its chance of all the Capitalsin the Wheel, and as Two of the Lottery will then be drawn, 'it 13 Two to One th any particular Number is deter mined. G. CARROLL trusts his Offices, 7, Combat, and 26. Oxford-street, will prove as eminetuly :tic- CCS6IIII in the sale ni the above Capitals, as in the late Lotteries. when Ire sold No. 7,735, the last Prize of X30,00( 1 , in S:lares. )(tenant:sitar, Goontucx, and Co. remind their numerous. Friends that - the Lottery draws Next Wed nesday. when . the Holder of the first-drawn Prize will receive in Sterling Money XIO,OOO in addition —the re are Four Pr z. 3 of X 20,000, Two of XlO,OOO, tic. fcc. There will be more than 7.000 Tickets drawn on Wednesday next, all of which will be en. titled to sr nie advantage, as 5,990 Blanks that Day will have another Chance 19th July. In the Lottery which fiaished 4th of" June, No. 8,129. a Prize of X-20m0-12986, X 15,030, tic. Stc.. were sold, shared. and paid on dethand at the fortunate Offices of RICIIARDVON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Bank Buildings, Contra), and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, where k preference of the Public Fa, your is respectfully solicited. 'The Sale at /sir. MILLARD'S, in Cheapshle, which takes place by Auction on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next, by Mr. CH A5l PNEYs on the premises, promises to be attended by an overflow, the Shawls, the Muslin:, and all the other goods being of the first description, and their quintity very great and variourr,' me number of Lots to be sold each day being not less than from three to tour hundred.—The goods c .inmeace viewing this day and to-morrow. Sunday . se'nnight a road:maker, of the name of Donald Urquhart, was drowned in a mill-pond, in the parish of Lurnphanan, in the generous effort of saving a fellow creature.—The same evening, at Corekie of Skene, a,girl, of about ten years of age, in the act, as is believed, of washing her legit, fell into the miU dam, add perished: Early on Friday morning the house of Mr. Bak e r, gunmaker, of Whitechapel-road, was broke oven alio robbed of a great quantity.of guns, pistols, ac. LAW INTEL LIGENCR. COURT OP KING'S BENICH. MIX S. BAUTLh'TT 4. DOLIUB: AND WIFE. ' This was an Action of Slanier. The declaration !alleging that the defendant's wife had said of and !concerning the plaintiff, " that she was chi Mathew Windsor—that sbe was an old bawd, and had stood some time since in the pillory—that she ought to have been shot twenty years ago—that she was capa ble of seducing all the young gitls in the parish—and that she kept two lionses of ill lame on the Terrace in Palace-yard, Nos- 7 and 9." Tlie same cause of action was tried in the Sittings after last Tom, but the plaintiff was nonsuited for want of an initendo, that Maher of notorious memory, in King's-place, was a petson of bad and immoral character. The declaration was now intended iu that respect. It appeared that the plaintiff had formedy been married to a person named Windsor; and that she had a residence at Lewisham, in Kent, and also occupied a house in Palace-yard. The de fendants, who kept a public house adjoining the plaintiff, had rented a piece of land of her, from which she was desirous of ejecting them, and this oc casioned disputes, which grtee rise to the present cause of action. The words were ;noire,' by a person named Richard Alexander, who represented himself to he the brother of Sir Joseph Alexander, of Epsom, in Surrey, anti described himself as a Gentleman living on his means, but that he had been, in the course ot his life, a farmer, an appraiser, and a butcher ; that Ire had sold the house at Lewisham to the plaintiff, and, to oblige her, had superintended the repairs of her residence for et month or six weeks at the time the words were spoken, and slept there during Oat time. Upon being asked in what part of the house he slept, he s ,id a bed was made up for him isi one of the par. lotus. The words were spoken of the plaintiff over a hedge by the defendant's w ife. Mrs. Mills, the daughter of the plaintiff, also proved' the wards. Mr. SCAIMETT addressed the Jnry OR the part of the defendant. with suitable observations in reduction of damages. The Jury, under Lard F.Ltxxistinountesclirections, fuund A vetdict for use 4Us. rAtiNcii J. WYATT. This was an actioo for the recovery of dl9 due by the del, iid.int to the plaintiff, who W. 4 S a tavern •lceeper, for occasional board and lodging, Toe bar• maid proved the debt, and that she had been in the habit of furnishing the delendant with re frebhments, at the tAvern, from the 27th D.cember to the 2tith January last. Verdict was given for the plaintiff fcr dI9 and co.ts. The bobiness of the day WM qnite uninteresting. OLD BAILEY. _ Yesterday Jobs er - c - x;, -- t - h - e - s. - silor of boxing noto riety, WAS capitally indicted for stopping Joht Bower Willoughby on the King's highway, putting him in fear, and taking from his person a gold hooting watch, chain, and seals, in Hyde Park, on the 23.1 of MA y. The prisoner had lost one of his eyes. He had fought several battles during these two years, parti cularly with &twin: and Robinson the Black. The prosecutor, who stated himself to he footman to a lady in Baker-street, said, that he left there for a walk, at tea o'clock at night, on the 23d of May. He strolled into Hyde Park, where Ile w:ts acco.ted by a man, who solicited charity. He was immedi ately atter attacked by two men, one of whom WAS the prisener ; he was knocked down, and the pro perty was taken from him, having been previously asked, if he had a watch ? The prosecutor called out to the person who had just before solicited charity of him ; but he did not come, and witness supposed he WAS in conjunction with the rolpers. Sibley, a pipe-maki.r, had been drinking with the prisoner from half•past four o'clock on the day of the robbery till eleven at night, at the Canteen, Knights bridge. witness was in custody at Marlborough stract Police Office for the robbery, but he was discharged. He proved that he accornpaisied the prisoner through the Park, and that they were both inebriated. On cross-examination, he stated that he was not with the prisoner all the way through the Park.—Guilty—Death. Jane: Lindsay was again indicted for forging and uttering another Banker's cheque, with intent to de fraud Messrs. Fraud and Co. his employers; in other counts, it was alleged, with intent to defraud Measrs. Snow and Paul, the Bankers. Mr. Cutworm having stated the case— Mr. Froud said, he WAS an attorney, in partnership with Mr. Rose, in Serie street. The prisoner had been their clerk fur five years, and was confidentially entrusted by them until about the month of April last, when te was discovered to have been guilty of some irregularities, and absented himself from their service. A cheque being put into his hands, drawn on Paul and CO. his bankers" James or bearer ten pounds;" signed ti Frond and Rose," dated the 17th of February, 1817, he said the signature was his genuine signature, but that the body of the cheque was the hand-writing of the prisoner at the tsar ; and he said the prisoner got the genuine signature as fol lows: he frequently gave the prisoner i black sheet of paper, leaving only his signature, to fill up, with a ►etter to a correspondent, and he bid no doubt but that the prisoner had cut off the sigiature, and writ ten i cheque over it. When the prisoner absconded,' he discovered that several forgeries hod been com mitted upon him, and he endeavoured to trace the prisoner's retreat, but without success. At length a letter fell into his heeds, written by the prisoner, and addressed tc‘ erre Mann, who kept livery stab:es in Carey-street. —lllre letter was produced and read. in which the prisoner compla;ned that Mare kept back some papers, and threatening to disclose all these transactions to Mr. Froud..l—Upon this letter Ice pit a search warrant, and ou searching Islann's gremises, he round st bundle of papers concealed in 4 ties-. of straw, amongst which papers was tee cheque in question. Thos. King proved that the prisoner lodged irr his house, in High Holborn, which was in the County of Middlesex. The prisoner complained that he had been before twice tried upon precisely the same charge, and ac• quitted. Mr. Justice Amor; summed up the case to the Jury, and said. they would consider, first, whether Ire prisouer rinsed or urtucti the paper; mud neat, aMil HFIF.I.O MARKET, JULY 4. Beef Se Gd to 44 64 flied 4. Od to Se 01 Mutton Ss 6d to 44 Gd I Purl 4, 04 to Gs 6.1 Lunb ls.Od to at. Gd. Beasts SW—Sheet, and Lambs SAGO—Calves 350—Plgs ‘250 HAY AND STRAW PER 1.(3Al) Hay es. o to .E 6. Gs.—Clover A.ll. to al as. ti•r.av 160. to xi. ng. FROM Luxury and INssipatioe the mind becomes corr. ars', and the body soots fall, an easy vjetltn. To re move the Diss:rders arising from lashiomehie gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is the result of our study and experi. me., and we trust that thirty years' &ann.-slut practice in this! peculiar bvarch of our profession gives 114 a dreid..ii supsnorily over every other Pracitioner. In recent C2 , C11 of !ihpldlitic lace- , tion. a perfect eure ',completed in the short period of two days, and in those mos of a nture cutuplicated nature, where other practitioners have failed ut success, a proper perseverance In our plan tr . treatment ensures to the Patient a sonnet and perfect re , establishment. To those who are labouring under a Leneral or , local Debility, it will he eonoolatoi y to know, that the kin:lcing, we prescribe pu.sess the inestimable power ut renovating the n:ost debiliza:ed Constitution, whether it arises from the indiscretions of you:h, or by a residence in but to unhealthy climates, too seden tary a liie,ot too close ar. application to study, excessive grief, ia judiTim.. tor et mercury, &c. or should it proceed from an hubi tual tendeacy to consumption, these our restoratives will produce the ha•iiiiest effects. In place of Lassitude a n d Debility, we oiler lasting 13eahh, Strength. and Spirits • and even to toe aged and infirm our plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by grimly and szi•eiv invigorating the systems. Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, ceep tabs, and expeditious mode of practice supenur to auy ether yet adopted. lte weakness, relaxation , and debility proceeding Irons this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to seutudand Eguruns heath. Patients ot etcher box may cousuk us with the greatest honour, delicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. tu7, Hewn Garden. Patients in the Country, de.criblog their and coclo , hg a rematar.ct for Adele, and Meettelnee, the same will be so tit to a!' pans 44 att. %Waged. LURRIL died CO. Sursvuns, No. tu7, I Latou CAA:au. hellion he did it within the cr.unty of Middlesex ? His Lordship then recapitulated al! the evidence, and observed, it appeared that the paper with the signs• tote WAS given to the prisoner in Middlesex, and the forged chi que was paid in Middlesex. The prisoner lived in Middlesex, and he had delivered that with other papers over to Mr. Mann, in Middlesex. It was therefore for them to judge whether this fur nished them with sufficient grounds to say that he forged or tittered it within that comity. If they thought the evidence was not sufficient to warrant that inference, then they must acquit the prisoner, Although they felt no doubt of the fact of the for gery, because they must be satisfied n•t ouly of the fact, but that it was done in the county of Middlewc. The Jury withdrew for about an hour, and then returned a verdict of—Not Guilty. He waS again arraigned on another indictment, for embezzling the sum tit iel9, which he had reeei• ved for and on account of his masters, the indictment allegOtg it to be the nsoney of his masters. The witness called to prove the payment of the money, stated that he had paid hint in !lank-notes. The 1.-arned Judge asked the Counsel for the pro secution if he thought he could sustain this indictment? Nlr. Cuuw:lon replied. that the prisoner having given a receipt, as for money, he apprehended 11, was precluded from now saying it was not nioney he received. • The Count said, that was not a sefrcient answer to The variance, and directed an acqtyrt,ll. He WAS accordingly found—Not Guilty. He was again arraigned on a fourth irdiement, lot stealing a '2t) Bank -note, the property of - hi, employers. Mr. Curtwoon stated, in this case, that on the 9.2:1 of March, the prisoner WAS sent to pay in to Mr. Frouff's banker's the slim of X 22. Ss. part of which sum was a Ednk of England note for ; Wind) SUM, instead of paying into the banker's, fr eutiverted to his own use. He then stated the law to be, that where a set vast WAS employed merely as a messenger to carry a sum of money to any given place, :Aid did not receive it on account, if he misapplied rc to his own use, be was guilty of larcen;. Mr. Frond having proved the (Act of scndi • ng the money, and the bankers having provrd the non•re cript of it, the Jury found the prisoner—Gai:l9. , Barnet Leipman was capitally convicted rt rubbing Mr. Sanders, on his return from Bow Fair. The prosecutor was beset by about eight or t n persons, who hustled him and robbed him. fie identified the prisoner, who was taken nu the spot by a watchman. Xxander Steel was capitally convicted for privately stealing a large quantity of sham's, the propettr Joseph Wood. Tile following were also convicted of felony, viz. W. Trewman awl W. Holder, for stealing seventeen geese. I...Davorims. for stealing a trunk. J. Junes fur %woven lace veil. G. Wiwi:, for stealing nine pair of stockings. And A. Moses, for stealing a watch. ' A Speci al Commission has been appointed to be holders at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, on Mon day next, for the purpose of trying the fullowing per sons, viz. J. Cullin, J Atkins, W. Court, and R. nonlife., charged with 'the murder ut ('. Wirg soil others, off Whitby, in Yorkshire. H. Harkroot, tur the murder of W. fitagatrick, in Ow River near Canton. And W. Ball, charged on suspicion of the mustier of Sarah his wife, off lieligoLitid. _ ROBBERY AN — D — OUTRAPE.—TuradAy night, about nine o'clock, as Mr. G. Stratford, of Melina-place, Westminster, wai taking a walk along the Borough road, with his wife and child, they were surrounded by a gang of villains, who treated Mrs. Stratford and the child in a most shameful manner. On Mr. Stratford endeavouring to protect her, one of the vil lains made a snatcli at his watch chain, but failed in the attempt ; however, they robbed him of his pocket book, which contiined sell in notes—they likewise robbed Mr. Stratford's dog of a collar from its neck. Alter they had effected their purpose, they made a speedy retreat with their booty. Baents —Tile exorbitant price of bread has at It ogth been reduced three baliper:ce in the quariern loaf. Ihe promptitude and avidity displayed in raring the price of this article, com pared with the tardiness of reducing it, is pe rstrrniely opposite as not to a:Stnit of comparison. The quarters loaf is still at Axe high price of Eighteen-peace. DIED. June 25th, at I.owestoft, aged 22, of a consumption, wlikh she endured to the last with exemplary patience and seognatioo, Chatio.te Elizabeth, the second daughter of Captain Jolsti lees Short, R. N. Monday, the third daughter of the Rey. !oho Clayton, 'of I lackney, 2/Wiliest:, aged seven years and a halt. PRICE OF 8 fJCI Bank Stock. per Ct. Ned. 77it *per 11. Con* Ant 4 per Cent 94i 9.11 prr Navv !KS YESTERDAY. I Long Ann,. 1 9ti loidu Bonds 100 103 pr. reek. ( .t4d.) , 7 G i pr. Cons. for Ae. '17 4 78 773 78111 Loewy Tickets Els LOCK ANL SURCICAI. DISPENSARY. Hie Royal Highnews the Duke of YORK, President. CV? GLOM—Mr. Kiernan, Tviendier of he Royal tollege, Loh don. Goes NOR s —Errl of I , ..„:remont, Eat: of I .eltrim, Hun. Culurs.l J. Barry, hl.l l . Jtifin L.atuttche, TI -IF. Royal and Noble Potrons of the above IX STI for the eyduslve Treatment otVENEREA!. CO Pl .Ai N• I'B, and their dangerous c..ou.Ausnces, in girder to itetitre tbt benclitt that have rest,!•ed iron: it, .elesiv4 Mr. Kier. can at in, ::urgeon,(statiting high cot the hat of the Royal Collet.) from having directed his Chief attention to those disr.Gleg. Kiernais conceives it a pArt of his of Let II duty to caution the pul.l.c, by pointing to the 1.1. t of the Royal C.:llege, publithett Februhry, I MI6, at the cut). Lire g :tide and that on .:sser,..l 1 . of persons assuming such tllsles, and aileert'doy without heltsr sanctioned by that ::re to be credited. The 4:-. anal reports of the ].rack Dispennry will lett)Ve that tome ut most dangerous case:. ut Debil.ty, end other Incurable affection% of the Geth•ra:isr (frtanr. have teen her% ras 0...ca11y and successfully try.ted. Is 4:. Kiernan 11147 Le consulted 21 ntosl. by both Satin, at I iv liGitse, VI, Lower Cf.arlattessttert, tedfordsttluare, where is , . ter: from t.saa and COuntry at , ? to be addressed, and the neces. tary advice and medicine urn! hr &rat:, Or sew, to any ran of the ]lathed K ingtkint. Joit I,uWi ht 4, price 4c. 9cl Edition, Practical Olntertatitess oe the ;quote Dtrtatcc, by F. liiar•tto, and may bt hal at So. 174 8 Flnaoo.tect, tati s Pcternof :inti I Cr , '" I:.coutt , Soho. yOR SPALIVP, NFRVOUS I.3I`;ORDCP.3,&c. • E grezt Erticae7 rtf TOTERS'S STOHA it. CHIC EssEN.IT. la 14, iveu-,, Spa , mod e, or Fhtul rL C , Jr.rphints, is fully aclpinwiedr—d. Ir curr...c..l Acidity, Nr.41.4 and rives tone to lb.! Stornzrh, ~liaTc i ns , an d cc , th rie-Yous Irrl wi.i.h w: tlrc Kart, cost Perspiration, l'rerunr , , Hu: ry o Terror or restlrs. ors: or di.rtirbed Sle,T,w, mid a variety of o.her Syntroms to , ) tiumercus to he deocribtd. It is 1.,4a .Ily certak in Nervilte Hr d ae!•e, Fainting and Hysteve aii. 4 lirla.l:irg, —Tbe Stonmtice LtSCIIVe title, nor. contain a pariele of °pit. a. or of xi) , dattgerotoc or C nit Drug, and therefore is cor minunded r• an tovaluable Family Medicine, to lie dependvd on for its SA.ety preuti,u- eS.aey, It prerar-d only by the oule Proprietor, 6, V.'nner ttree., near Hatton-garden, London ; and sold tit 'Joules at 4‘, cd, 2 ; ,4 alt. Gd eonterniog three at 44. rid. by there i 4 a min; of 36. au t mar be had (by bra appointment) in London, at a'l the Genuine Medicine Warebo.iae4; and, in the L eurstry, of the water men:lona Arms s Aberdevu, Imsets. Andover, Lang4talf. A dam d, Danbury, Rushers. Syle. Barb, Knieht and Davies, and _ . . Ct ..et.w.ll. 1;4 Anal!, ion % and Merry. Il.rwick, Reid. Diti,irlonl. I iat..!ford. jun. Drakara. 4 Brilby ail Co. and I% 10d, Blandicird, :Alm-rock. Bi4tor., Boston, 11 , iurn Line, 1/m1...,rt1. Itriclz.:north, Bridport, kohert 3. Brigliton, Wainer mil ro„ Bristol, Browne an 4 Manchor. Talbco, Arrhur & Co, Brumsgrove, Mann& Burslem, Brow:Sm. Bury St. Edrunad',, Carr.Jfidgr, ki•xlron, V'3!.411. Canterbuty, Ka Comm% and Co..' Carlisle, I Clay when, Wil kee:dre, Chelmsford, Megc7 and Co. Cheltetil.arn, liettii.m, Chester, Poole. Clies . erfield, ford. CLichests•r, Pratt. Cirencester, Watkins. Cr:elle-ter, Sod')',tune St Co. Coventr.;, Politest's:4 Croyd.. , n, Caldwed. Darttrowls, Salesr. Deal P.owline. Deptford, Atkins and Son. Derby, Drewry. Dorchesti r. Clarke. Frampton. Dover, lat!?.er Drayton, !licit:way. Dudley, Turner. Du/nines, Dickson and Co. Dundee, Bis‘est. Dodd. fitifilurgh, A. t3tiii , h. rwtot. J. Lauer. Ely, Clemente, Flinch!, T. Re ynni.ls. Eit- ter, Trewinan. Takenkam, Stewardson. Folkestone, Harnkrook. Frame, James. Glasgow, .I. &MT. Gloucester, Writtrr and Co. 1 jr:rpwri, W. 7175 via Ca. 1. , ,ug!.1)..r.1uth. Ad IPS. I.yru.agton. Martin. Nlai&a!tra.l. Wet:cm. Lle.)wit .ad CO. "dixtetwiter, Man. 11 1 ,4,1, Ni2rltrerte.,:!!l, liarroll sad (2.. J. Nr.ral k. Newlittrr, May:). Newcastle.upen- ryne, Welter. S(affutdthire, tyr al,d smith. A...• t, itoters. New Nortls...ittpi, on, :key. Nan .towleil. Norwich P.t. t. Nottinhant. s rerun, ou.too. Orford, Iliuoday sod Co. Paidry, Warning. KM!, lA. can. Pe•crboriii.gb, latob. PlTinortlt, Cooker4ntty & Co. --, Netttetra and Co. Poole, Moore. Portora, Portsmouth, Morley and CO. Preron. Addno.i. Pantirte, !berms. Reading. tto..icr ond Mink Ric/mond, Vatic/Aire, Ward. Rottester.Lab. Rogron, Mtn/woe% Safe= Virald,:n, Youngman. Sahaburr, Brodie and Co. !.araivier, Cocking. Sliariethury, •Yoani4. 4d,r&C.i) htlieLl% North, AEl lrby. Slariv.bury. Eldowes. Stanton h, Gore. Southampton, It ingot Sodding, Gilbert. at. hes, lium:ngdanshirtes Te.wo.etal. Stafford, Murat. Stains... Kewfail. Stanaiisrst, l)r.,kand. stourpoit, Nicht)ltat. StaJburr, .;urkitt. honslertntl, Ewalllsaso. Swansea, letikio , . Tawiror. Drake. Tesek•bury, I Iverson, Quirk. Truro, Nemec*. • Tokbridge Well.. tprarcft DrakatJ. U'altsi.eal, Nick°,lli. itlow stil. Warritiron. Hadth•dr: Wa. wet, II:ore.. IVrSs. i.vull. Weyntuu. h, WooltraoL Whi. by. Y. 4MI/1. Mi int - la/ler, fierier,. Witulost, 'avant ask; Ca WiNhearb. btu: Withaai, :.3.a• Woburn, Freetran. Wolverhampton, Smut. ll'ssodhrisite. !Ave. Wort - ester, t yonba,Holl. 1: Co. Yarmouth, treat, Neg. ovi7„ :Yellen; .on. York, v.rolutoil..lole. -- Go•port, Robert,. Crinstead 1'.3%,, Hanby, Alt.utt. tlertford, Wade. I toddetdon, /lonston. Rogers. I lull, Peck. Huntingdon, I.ovell. ilininster, ). MOOl r. Inverness, Tait. Ip>wicb, filch, /looker. Kendal, Brandisvaite. Kith/err:diluter, Cower 4%3 Co. lastraetcr, Mua Launceston, Chu)g. Leeds, Heaton, C. Wr;rt.t. Leicester, Ct,ainbetl4:ll. Leominster, F. \l'st:t. Lear., W. I.ee. Lincoln; Brooke. Liverplol, H. Ititingc. BY HIA MAJESTY'S 'AL LEITERS PA-V 4 LEAKE'S GENUINE ?ILLS, justly lencrss for curir.g, in all its stag' s, tl.e V EN Eit EA!, DISE-tab. One small Pill is a (lisle, rml ilic :siting or rre Bo; in a vee.-t caw, will soon convit.te t:.e path il-e c-rtainty cf !;aeef feetWelT. Notikig can be better contrived. 'ewe ay.?, cr mot coLveutent than tit:. Remedy, fig' av are 01:441 to rOjev•' nits or to sta, as it ne..:4i coornentait n•.- re,traint of diet and I:ixty years esperiencc (*llan esienrive rricticit) !ors yrovrd that will ~: a Cure wl,eri reycaied Salivation awl 33 Otte: methods avail nothing. Fur the 3ctirtry and t•ther Chrotieri 1 ) 1 v-Wdets. this IVledr....ine liar not its pantile!. Ur vatil vt 40,0v0 persons of bid: se:: s have been radically elm 1 ol t! e above cruel disorders, within Me eleht years. Prey:Tel:od so:d by the Side Proprie , nrs, T.'l AY' . 1 11;. and I` Ir.tthea ot.the Royal College ot Surgeons, at their House, No. 9 , Net Bridife•strtvt, in Noses of only 21. 9d, each, thtty N.B. .1 . v..0 ;net doors. and Lights in the Passrges et night ate also Pell n r their si.voiatturet, with carious i!iteedOrS at the ey Sloop, 103, 00:1rd-street ; I.)laborotiet's itha , cyan) , tippet*, tlie Ntoilumeot ; and by Pervrni in every considerable room in Great Bi halo and (retard. . Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or ether of :be Mes:ieines. , HlCili WM kit 'IV r 1.0 6 400 bl Slitl)Gg. Mttrertig • Ye nun. atter 5 LC • 1.):1•.• 1".1 ty Levitt M trwn -1.74 f• 11 li