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• ll. o LINES ON VISITING A FATIMA'S GRAVE• •' POT LOST, DO I . GO::[ 3111WILd" Flerp on, thou once 11.1.9vt.el dim ! .I.ep on, Where never more they kt‘tf or ill Letide thee! And when my own aUtetett 'as% ti dare, 11l Lithe,' come, percltalc.-, and r.s; I,eile thee: Sleep on, for well I Imovr t!.y peace ! And -ince thy heat ie' «i the th , ob of pain, led at 1 , -nrh its own rAtase, ci uei mov :II WIS ' I tLlt: hest Veit Ihe halls m: of the ,olenkti y, Warn t'atnb the thy *Jt-I,—• he :Ism n: kl .0.1 the array That 1.1! • r th. e thy mute pr. , c..smn led! hine end wa•peeze I.—the Ira:* tit many follry`d thee; wrepwit heart.. mute eut tone homage paid;— When thy k. the pi ap-r• of good men hallowl thee, And, tidily thu• entb staid, tlq curs.: was bid! Well I bethink me of thy slow decay, While jovuu. ,ututuer wav'd her robe of green, 1111Autonn. togh'd tit' ekriti4 year away, And W tow darkly clo•.1 the palm itl sc...ue! 1K:.11 I bc:hink me of thy triumph I.igh, When all MAIM thy feeble i rrnrrh was gone, And mining Nature felt her end was nigh, How Wight thy untanid spirit Nutted and,thone. The kind concern for friends around thee grieving; Thy glorious hope, that pain bad never reft ; Thy Amines thought fur those thy love was leaving, slo shorn thy sacred turnery st:11 is left! T:.ou wee't a shining light within thy sphere; And though thy living radiance pased away, Soave Onex.inkutWd glory lingers here. I.die vacant twltight of a summer's day. Bright to the last—thou didst bequeath snanie, Tiutt bide a pulse in kindred bosoms thrill! Sure 'twits a rich inheritance of tame, And mat s me proud to call thee father still ! ! Oh! could 1 stain the hoe from whence I sprung, For ougla of wealth or tame thu world bestows, hlethiliks thy mould'ristg (WA would find a tongue, • And tell me I distorted thy law rep .se ! But tare tl.ee well! though now I wander on, Far' from the spot that must for ever hide thee; Y.. when these waking der anta of Ule are gone, come perchance again, and sleep beside thee! 'WethrsdAy an aged men, of the naive of savage. 1 r s seiztd Wilk suehkn sitictless in Stramongic., K n al. He reached a public h, use with the 'urine of his wife, where. alter driokin, s o a little warm beer. he sank down in 116 chair, and died instantly. Monday se'nnigld, a poor wan, in a state of the nio.t deplorable misery, was admittee! into the poor house of the parish of St. N ehol as, Durham. Me 'dical aid and every comfiat were affiirded him, not withstanding which the iinlertunate man died on Wednesday morning. Ile stated himself to be Si years of age, and from the certificate of a surgeon found.in his possession, it would appear his name was I rliomas M•Cann, and that he was detained at ut. totems by sickness for the pace of eighteen days, in July and August last. He intended, in case of re. covey, to base proceeded thence to Hackney. Saturday sennight„ .liihn Clay, apprentice on board the Grape, of North S:iields, tell ifOgn the top mast head upon deck, and broke his jsw.boae, and thigh bone ; hopes are entertained of his recovery. Las' week, a boy, about ten years of age, met his death in a singular m oner in the neighbourhood of VeViCastle• He was amusing himself in a stubble. field. with some of his compa..tons, by attempting On *ilk upon his ands and head, when a blade of 'tray Spiking ui. his nostril, entered the brain and caused death a few hours afterwards. A few days since as a son of Mr. Varier. currier. of ! 'thee Stowly, S nurse', twelve years •of age. was *kissing the street with a shoemaker's knife in his %pod, hs fell over si.nie reiblitsh. when the knife ea. -wed his throat, and made such a horrid incision as 4 see his tea:tt in >R few minutes. ggsidai sesonight the Master of the sloop Ann, of ftluidoli. (Janie, Mabb. of Weymouth) met his 16itli in the toilowing melancholy manner .—Ttte srl was just on the eve of entering the Needles !tisane, being bound to Portsmouth. when. by a ktddeh jar k !foal the sea. which was ionising very apodly at the tine., he wm *own efr his legs preci gnia. tely into the boundless deep, and was seen no ire by the lad. who was on board the vessel with live. It is very remarkable, that about an hour pre. *inns to the sad catastrophe, he took his pocket book out sof his pocket. and gave it to the bey. telling him to take it down into the cabin, observing, that lie had laboured under a very frightlul drtam a few hours before. Saturday last, as Ricrtaan Esq. w a s d r i. tying into Sudbory: on his way to town, from his seat at flildeston. hi toaffolk. the horse took fright, and running furiously through the street, broke the gig against • post, by which accident Mr. WILsON was thrown nut, his shoulder dislocated, and his knee lunch bruised ; surgical ass.stance being near, the aim was immediately replaced. Mr. W. we are happy so say, is not considered to be in danger. Thursday evening a bundle was found upon the stairs, at No. 17, Gray's yard, Manchester.square, which, on being etamined, proved to contain a fine female child, apparently about four months old. The child was deemed in a calico shift, flannel bed gown, spilled cotton petticoat and truck, black sattin bon net with bluelioing, and was wrapped up iA a brown mantle, with a card, on which was written in a good hand Maria Rodgers." A genteel dressed female was seen coining out of the house a few minutes be. fury the child was found, who is supposed to be the Unnatural mother. She seemed much agitated. Alit poor child was taken to Kapla-Huang - w - orkbouir. It is universally acknuu ledged, by the most respec table part of the profession, that the . Medical Boards. essabliohed by the celebrated Surgeons of Chaslotte House, Illackfriars•road, and Woodstock-awn, Os ford-street (a few doors Isom Bondsareet), are the fountain head fur advice. It is a fact, that, by the . united talents of these Gentlemen, upwards of Six Thoesand Patients have been cured annually et ob titillate Diseases; many of whom had been discharged from Wapitisls, and hundreds bad been improperly steeled by persons ignorant of an important branch of the profession.—Messrs. Oxman, Mullis, and Co Are consulted daily by all ranks of people, at each of their Establishments or by letters from the Country. jisausit their case, wher.Nedicsae and Advice are sent • s o 8 %p o l:to of the Kingdom.—There we side.doors at e aoli se. and private rooms for females.— Direct Charlotte Homo, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's tu,,,p01) or Woodstock flou?e, near New Duet street- LAW INTELLgENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC. *IL DAV,ZB CLANK •• Tali * DUNI or MARLBoROUOII AND • VIZ CARL 01 SPRNCER. This was an application fur a receiver to th. Blen heim estate, the property of his Grace the Duke of Marlborough ; aid al,o respect;ng 10A° a-year which is paid out of the Post-Osce Revenue. In consequence of an objection mode by Sir SAMUEL Rositua, the further hearing of this case was post• poned till tomorrow. 0 PEit A-HOUSE. WATERS V. TAYLOR. There is a motion in this case respecting 6* pay ment of some money, and also respecting the pay ment of the interest of money paid already into Court, whether such interest should be paid by Waters or Tayl”r. The motion was this day to have been heard, as bis Lordship had, in the first instance, re solved to sit till four o'clock, being anxious to dis tose of the very pressing business Imbue him, but toidentanding that his Honour the Master of the Rolls, Sir William Grant, was this evening to meet the Bar for the disposal of cases and address them for the list time, to his (the Lord Chancellor's) deep 'egret, he should heir no !tattier cAsists or motions that day, but immediately adjourn.—Adjourned. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DECEMBER 22. DAVIS V. WILLAN AND OTHERS. This was an action Against the defendants, as pro prim's.* of the Mail. to recover the value 01 a parcel containing propyrty to the amount of £l7, alledged to have been lost through the negligence of the defeildants' servants. It appeared that the parcel in question, which was. pot into the snail at Stamford, in Lincolnshire, con tained seven Bank-notes, a quawity of silver, and apples and straw. The parcel was duly entered in the way-bill. but on the arrival of the coach in town it was missing. The plaintiff, who is one of the tribe of Israel, called three witnesses named Nathan, of the sonic fraternity, and they swore positively to the fact of mine the money packed up with the ap ples and :tram in a basket: One of the witnesses, Mr. Soloman Nathan. admitted, on his cross-ezarni nation. that he had the misfortune to be taken op on suspicion of making free with another man's pro. perty. but was ultimately discharged. In defence to vie action the defendants set up the moat notice of restricted liability. by proving that printed notice had been stuck up in the coach-office at Stamford, where the parcel was booked t but it app::areil that the plaint if was not able to read. Mr. SCARLITT, for the defendants, then went to the Jaiy on the onsprobahifity of the story that the plain tiff should pack money in a basket or straw and zp plei. It was not unlikely, it such had been the case, that some of the plaintiff's own friends might have made free with the money, under pretence, of tasting the apples. This presumption WAS strengthened by the circumstance of one et the Nathans having the misfortune to bear not the most immaculate ctiarac ter. It would be proved that there was very preg nant suspicion agaiii,t him of making tree with othLr 'wept.'s property. and the probability was not very remote that he might be disposed to tomato his friend's money. . To support this part of the ease, a Police Officer was maimed. who stated that Mr. Sol.onan N.ii ban had beat taken up and detained for three days on a •charge of felony, but had been atter wards di►charged. Mr. Justice Ass rt-r was of opinion that the deten , ants were liable in liw as common carriers for the amount of the property lost, it it appeared to have been lost throng's their negligence. They might have restricted theit liability by due notice, but as the plaintiff could not read, their printed notice could not avail them op the present occasion. But he put it to the Jury whether it was probable or likely that the plaintiff should pack his money with apples and straw in a basket. If they thought such a story in. 1 credible, the defendants would be entitled to a verdict. The Jury retired fur some time,,and found their verdict for the defendant. It having been thentitn.cd in a highly fashionable circle, that his Eicellency the Duke tit SAN Canna had honoured Rowt.azao's Macassar Utl, with his dir tinguislied patrunage, a Lady composed, impromptu, the tullowiag bat t • On the twofold et Para*. Rowpaaa las a rerlioes name; Earayeiraute Ma wish a smile, For kis co ad Atm Aso oft Om • • Plaaela, awes, and hngland all agree, k's tense wid last r• Ott verde/. A hoax was played off, a few days since, on Mr. W. Kri.boca, firmer. ol Eitinbridge, Kent, who has been tor some time past in ill health. Twit persons on horseback, cf genteel appearance, One of whom personated Mr. :UTLEY COoPalls called on Mr. Kn.- LICK, saying they 'were sent by M. Akireasthea, a respectable timber merchaot of that place, whose 'daughter they bad been to see. They were reqcested to walk in, and after examining Mr. K. as to loir symptoms, and prescribing for him, they took some refiesinnent, and were paid between. CYO and ci3O, with which booty they made of. ‘A'itlita these ten days not less than twelve thou sand barrels of apples have been imported at Liver. I pool. where they are Selling at ab, at live attain& the barrel. _ At a Meeting of the Catholic Board in Dublin, on S turiby se'nmght, Mr. Haves delivered a Report c t the 'frau:winos of has Mibsior trom the day upon which the Remonstrance to the `Holy See hid been coofided to his charge, September 16, 151:x, and Ins arrival at Rome oa the Vsth of October folk:wing, to bis forcible deportation from the Holy City in the course of the last summer. The Repor► stated. that the Pont and Sacred College ►oad not only recognized the principle of Domestic N.imination. but had ac tually arranged the details of it. Owing. however, to a "dezteroos 111a8311111Ift of Cardinal FONTANA. the creature of Ge►at*l.tt, this so touch desticd admix siert, by the insh Catholic Church was left out, and thuiptcstion again rete►trd back to the Consistory of Cardinals. Lrrrs was all &Wog friend►y tothe right. of the people of Ireland, though his conduct was marked by wavering and apprehension. QUAthitu. TOTTI sbevied every dispoAiuon to atone for toe error he bad *omitted in attaching his name to the 1.4 mous 64 Rescript." The personal sufferings ur ►• Rev Mr. HAIM MCC severe and affecting, and in !exertions to elect the object .1 his mission unwearie. He read the Report from a written paper—and a ka. oolatiuttiditectlas it to baltititad, we pused. MR M.4RICST.f. PRICES OF MAIN AT.MAILL-LANE, DECEMBER 22 anat.isit I Oats, Potatee.3o.. tsar. .Wbrat i .Kun and Ewa. 70F. I Ditto, Pcdan4, 96...98‘ 944 UM°, Frra, -404 Sgt. Suffolk 704.91 a. 00s. I Rapeseed, 4.0 .etio per last. Non Oak, 70. alh. Flour, 751. 906. per sack. Nye, 395. 445. f ORILIGN. Bar;ry, 3as 503 W heat, Datnzic, 90a. 1 lOs Malt, 10$. 80s. : Dino, Baltic Red, 664, 96% Nbite Pratt, 404. 46a. boners, I Hambru'or Branum. u 6... 96. Or s r i v is Pe H as, i. 4o4. 444. Brabant Red, 665. 965. i Rye. OUst. coi. m J 1 Means 4d+.504. 1 ASitittatt Hour, Cle• 041. AVERAtet. V&UCE of CORN iii ENGLAND and trent the returin enthug the 1:;th ut Lhecu.l.wr, 1017. Wheat. Rye Barley. tho I.:e, 03. Is 4. s. d. Is. , 1. s. if. I S . la. OS 2 I „8 I 44'1 123 4 51 59 8 The seem'. Prier of Sugar, tonsputod from the tilurrs In the week ending the 17th of Uecea.hrr,ia 495. cwt. 01. e. 2t. Mk WDATE AND LEA UhNtIAL.I. (By tLe Carsait:., &et, tit atom Si 0.1 10 41 44. Ve3l 4- 0.1 0.: Mutton - Si 44 t 4. 01 Ptak 4% 8.1 to S. so PRICES OF OAS ANO SERANV YESITADAY. — ST. JAIIIIS'S. WItITECIIAP&L. day SI 10, u 4 to SI 101 od Hay 41 10i to 5t 10* Straw 11 17a 0.1 to at J. 65 I Straw II las to 21 4s Clover, 61. vs. to 71. Os. Hay, A 4. Os to X. 5. Si. to AIL 61. Strawy XI. les. to Xt. Vs. kittlCe. Olr a'3. Mt./ SAGS. NZW rge!K tTsi. JLetst 1181 Os to 30► Os ficAt . 0, to 331 O. it,ssal SW U. to' 321 Os I Stisscs 271 Os to 301 0. Essex 11111 Os to Sil Os i I•atnhant 5(7, 0. to 36 Vd RAW HlDlia. oast Heifers and Steer* (per Unknary Ire Od to 2s 22 stone) . Si. 101 so Ss tti Market Call 7e.e4C11. Middling 2. 4.1 to 2s 8d `bug Horse 101 to sus 6.1 sheepskins--Polls4, 3s 64 to tie 6d--Downs!. Od to 3s 1.161. Shearlings Os ikl. to (kL-I.antl , s Os Od to U. Od. PRICk OF !ALLOW. dt. lanwes Market ' 4$ 71 town fallow 7 8 * 6.. I Clare Market - O. 01 Yellow Russia 77s th. Whitrehapel Market 46 61 i White ditto Ms ye, per stone of tills ..-.-.-- I Soap ditto 74, 0 Yellow Soap, vtr—Mottled, los.--Ctivi, ilft‘—Pahu, Los. Candles per due. 11. 6d—Mott!d*. ids Ud. PRICE OF I.lllATliElt IN LEADENH ALL-. [KEE 1 . Outta, SO to 561 b 111 d vS4 * Cali Skins, 30 to 401 b. 17. 204 Ditto, 36 o 661ba 444 v. 64 Ditto 50 to 70111% v 5.1 s9d Merchants !lacks 00d 00d Ditto 70 to 601bs 244 vsd Drooling Hides 16d 174 ontallowls Greenlmtd 234 27.1 Vine C.aett tildes led 19.1 I Large dottli - , per 41. m. 884 S. Tanned Horse bides 15d to 17d I Spanish Horse hick , . 164 to Std COAL. MARK& I, DECEMBLA ate. Ships at Market. Ships soW. Prices. 4I Newcastle sit 435. 64. to CH. ‘l. 1 Sone& aid It 395. Od. to 445. Gel. l'itlCE US 51' OCKS lflibTEklM V. Red. 821 811 lnas Stock Cow. shut ludi Builds, 9998 pr. 4 per Capt. 9941 Exch. Mks (2.1.) At 17 pre. 5 put Cr. shut I Oil) 24 i it pr . Lg. Anna. ttsi 21 ' . CUM. tOf Acc. me isur title, t MARkIED. At Whitehaven, the Rev. R. 0. Wahon, of Broughton near Skirt-an in t7raven, Yorkshire, to Ek:Anur, young.st daughter of Mr. Robirkon, of Whirehaven. "Itterlay, at Wortham, Suanik, the Rev. J. Freeman, of Rad. way, Warwickshire, au S.ltui, ally daughter ul the Rev. J. Merest, of Worthant. key. W. B. Knight, Chancellor of Handal Cathelra!, to Marla Eleanor, .eroud daughter of L. '1 ralamor, k.sq. of Sc. Hilary. Tuttaday'seunight, at Whitchurch, Thomas Hugh Sandford, Esq. of S 3 udtord Hall, Salop, to Mite Kirkpa- nck, of Whitchur alt. Phis team was celebrated at Whitchurcb, by the roastitsg, ut a fat uz In the yard of the Lewd Hill 130, and dist ribat Mg it among the poor, with a proportionate quantity et bread anal ale; and also by the distributing us *terra bands of Ile anion the inha• !manta, by the friend. ut Mr. Sandford. lbe bells rang during the whole of the day, and bonfire. blazed at eight. DIED. Ye ter Mr. William Crum, many years Amistant-Regia ter in the elewhpaper (Mice, Stamp Utite, much respected by all who kn.w At Edinburgh, the loth lost. Margaret, eldest daughter of LAeureaant-Colonel Munro. - I)lWeday leacight„ age.l e 4), Elizabeth, wife of Aujutant was. son, of the late Durham Lout Aged T 7, the Kee. 'antes Fiddles, of Denbigh-house, Male. , WM, ernlry Al his house b Edward-street, Bath, aged 27, the Rt.,. F. D Greta se'nnight, the Rev. James Corny, upwards of 40 years Mbeister of the Roman Catholic Chapel Is Shrew.hury. Moods, seaaight, the wiled the Rev. &Morse lope, Chaplain ci the Dinh-yard, Plymouth. Monday senolght, of tbe '1 ypbus Fever, the Lady of Mark #.. Lyarr, El svada r seaulibt, on Ormeadopmy, Dublin, et Typhus Form, Edward Attwood, Isq June 5, near Enaltpaues, Major !antes Moore, late com manding the Ist bast. 9th reit. IL I. on geld service in guus. Dec. 17, the Rev. itichrrd IDleytt, M.A. subdean. and senior prebendary et Waftettief cathedral, and rector of liartlybury, and vicar of Croptborn, Womoiterabire. Nov. RV, at Chapel 1 owe, near Shydleld, after a short India. position, Is his 75th year, the Rev. 1. Lambert. formerly Chap. ban to the Ead of *retard. He has let the whole of his property, amounting to so les• a sant dna d94„000, Is 'gull proportions, to the Infirmaries at Leeds, Sheffield. York, and Hull. - lriday imennlght, the Rev.lkuryWin. Coukiter.t, I).D. Vicar of &Ultras i years, baying been inducted December 4, 1':91), an d 6 4 in c ely tehow ante l'utur of sidney College, Canthridge.— On the precedms Wedoesday ceasing be rode tiviir bowl 1 alifil to dal hou.e et lits Irler.d, 1. H. Smyth, hog M.P. of Heath, w.tli the &sago of attending a naming ut Magistrate., at the Court House, Wakefield, the following clay, to choose a Director and Matron for the new Pauper I.onatic Asylum. On has arrival at Heade, he coinpLuned of being unwell hunt the ex trunw coldness it hie ride, but uuthing serous was apprehended either by him self or big friends. Priday morning Ids servant went to call hint at the appointee: hour of seven o'clock, when he received ordt rs to came again at eight. He did so, and was then reed by the Doctor that he wookl .he ready for him In ten minutes;—at hie return after the lap,n; of ibis short period, be 1011110:1 bit master apparently lifekso. 114 consternatiiin and grief of the family in which this sad catastrophe occurred. may by better oonceived than des.:nbt d• Medical 2114 .1 Mee v. a„ immedistely sent for, but ha vain, the spark of life was totally ex duct. He was made KA. in 177:1, M.A. 1778, B.D. i7ar D.D. 1791. the Vicarage of Halifax is in tite gilt of the Crown, tilToliTA - 1.4 - 15 - LIV.:R COMPLAIN iS. Asa meld aced effectual Remedy fo r all th ose Die orders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and Bihar, Organs, namely, indigestion, I.oss of Appetite, i Headaches, Heartburn, FLituleticies, Spasms, Cusivet.rss, A:- factions of the Liver, okr. &C. it may be asserted With the MI let. e 4 truth, that DIXON'S AN li1:11.1UUS PlLi.a h: met with more general approval, and particularly by tile Nie.lical Profession, than any 'other hirdicine whatever. ibis consti ' tares their ettommeadation to the notice of every individual at /lined with the above complaints. They smite every recontinee.- damn of mild operation with successful etlict ; anti requirlag hoirsttaint or confinement (luting their use, are in platitular a most valuable and convenient Medicine fur the i raveher, whether by sea or land. In tropical climates parisulatiy, where the conaeguentes of reeundlin• and vitiated Elie are so preva lent said alarming, they are an invaluable and rilicient 1 twee don. They are Itkewist peculiarly calculated to cut rest Tilers arising from recesses of the tahla, to restore the lone .1 the .roansch, and to remove every complaint occastoned by irregu. amity at the bowels. . old „ it f 0.1 es. I la. and 22e. by R. BUTLER and 'cos, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapoide, curlier of St. line. Church yard, Losidoo; and 34, Sackvilit-street, llubf.n ;also by tile vrin cleat Bookeallers, Druggists, sad AlediCia . Leaden tr) reins tbroilittout the I.: laud linVolus MR. LIGNIJM'S PILLS, for the info of all degrees of a Certain D sordtr , One a dew, and the take , * of one box, its retcnt caw,' the patitnt of 131: speedy recovery ~.0 0 ,1„4 can trive 1 , rovre si:e, and conve , tent 'M. r ein . eradicatirg every synworn of this deirrw.ise ma land, as it nerds no reor.ih,t. al t*, ul t.u,incr.i. A trial or chi, no!de wti s due praise. Wolt ears: box 14 given a 6.ll , itias .1;r, which thei.urciasers u 111 b , erable4 ut jeqe et their , and to trust th- or at 1113) br requhthl, wKouttt fu all.l4!alleC. with St.fftei ;Awl F:itrty. Pat: nia la had velioiefat: and trail 1 Disp - bsur;, 57, Iriti;e4trr. , Msarltestrr, ar Aim F. 17.1113 and :.orr, 4Y, Lose:! lane, fit LI; Sutton =ld Cu. 'tow Church ) . .ire; %rola ! t ; Lit Aortls, 04 St. Paul ' s Ch • rrchrtiar. 7:ems, 4, CI •:. : ).Idc, an (roe or more :. - 19ripzi Veridas sorry Medoff Fawn :u rh: United Ku, FAVEItY MAN H 1341 Vs' N DOC'I'OR, l of Dr. BOER liA A.t E's IF!) PILLS,* We:. tlitutq,hout Europe lot the Core tit every Stag. and Certain Complaint. li a ni.:linvioly tact, th.t victims to this lorrid dis-ase, ‘wing to the tenitc met!, who, lay an iniproper treatinen of thi miry, not onfrequc:st'y tense iLu.e hod tp oera ,,„,,, o latch so sotto: arpese on the head, ill the the : tn : hoary ou in ti eq u ti e city a rd "1 : 11:74 nodes tiona, 41i, I tunril pains in the head and lune (or, queenly min diewd, es) till at leach . genera.' debiaty and r;tc ty ! Le inn rii , ves, and a MelinChttly pun a period clonal:41 ! berer fail to remove every sp.,:e:es of &tit, sthin . trout a contvintuated state the •ylle; , . *1 nor g e nts i v , n a sate. and expeditinua--aild wha! th!s M e dia,. p f ti; greate-t impurtarce, is it r.i r,tt.un In point a then, and no privaion. w the onlinati ay.,.:a ion. in We. LT With each Box is gives. a copiwni Bid of Qtri:foft, av which al! person. are e: abed Literdtly to Cant thtillkives sits said, ands Crecy, without the Im:confinement or hinarlloOt et :+uaiaesa I:* amazing .ale within me last sixty par., thougb aldum advertised, is a certan. etkeriau ui its immense utility. i'lice wily 45 61. per Hurt. Jo!d by . S Logh, in, S rant!: and by al Venders -' Medicines in kunst', and Amer:ea I hi. Medic ne to a goat-reign remedy to ebtmdc rb glandular obstruction., lover y t 4 blood, and *turfy in short, It has excelled what salitation and o her we, tailed • IEDICI?IES. 1,0 ard srt• tar: ICI VES Can only of SHAW men YAM): Juniper E•s Peppenn. koche s LAlD:mama Kobhrrd4 Cooith Jutoprr erll4 yroy. .-prtoiritore* VIII* opil‘bury's Drop* Uwe esmugb's Lozenges Itiplies Scots lick irairulp c iro is mill ,S it !, will cur.' be bet tr t•tly, a rotes' 13.11. by rc hos: ss. 4111 .I:re tuns, frui t tei rczKs,owa tr: fur; b u r ritdi,i Mr. Ilretra's at 9:!. the W,s• C and cue, R. By the 143 :c is ec `amntr b te nd ' , pup , sat • .t le tall , 41- taufs,tis of ills. ' at '"i din tul eJa. b 11% awl SPNCilell A *lth dimness 4,t) 111.1:c it • al, 41 Nis i t et no t Akkb hrdMtf ty Ot me wadi. rte: to Pima, Ik° entlyn at runt ca'" te-si snit 41. untati,m, 'turfy crop was; :i t ; her cae,a4 haft by C , jc only be pro. F r i e 411:1 JL - ing 'eppenn. I manse 4 0 with Ur. 2 9 rni 'royal I U' sits 11 ors s 0 in .I , zenges 114 • I r 1 1 0 . 1° eOhn. 40 sans la 0 kill 2 9 I I ruce 3 16 1 It alts Y f ' ihawe the attire nup ; Where al " • uoietiog. 1,1 Aria: 11314 I . iFb ju-tly 1110016 ; 4 ,CAL DIS %. 7 Hos t In a rani linty nt his speedy Uhl. to iv, or nun ' ibt gad es inijout. re•teasnt el dint o r tsa. proved t thin sad all •• , , o w e • • v , Upwarls d 14 catty warn ski. the rs. Prepay...6ml i 0012, 6 -lensing • sn , u, S t L:uty .uc.• - sigma at toes le :onions th 333131 ,b.rougu's, No./ r' mut ; and bi • • ',rain au/ Irsi • otht.;• vi the 31114 L. • 1 Leah b."' their witl.ie d tuna; anrastra use Isar lens nub but sat • brit cakolatni require „ rest enact It prune 1 :estiuus et the t. Ice ire/assent id the ...1.ali:foo t C rrceign. s 4" a. It 3 narlinanlyt On. le urther r. net t rifiLt.tc e im Gl,,,W . tarrirk ase,rtcd her rig 'rricL•llVetw , wing teat tie into sidence y .I..ras,„Te the ••:• ii%M.r.ILZC wered tf.e 13t t, re'! lICW ..cai z;ctrce•Lair 4 tho: r>l , * ‘l/ r L • it r Ors ,s:Aud, ci curt ',in s t.i ear rant.. al y ...,sires Wca , orr ‘llll stilts; ;* vinous ot c, neg. fl• srecia;3 !Inc , ' • Lug. list u-e of cl tel the tcr ••• VltiltriVl in our rtslat ,; sln k.vrt..i the ents-IsNwr.:" ti tV svyra. M lirefiri2X• ' , well ff4Hli L it. C. „cars:'. oat Wok ncr" l. I•silesi 4 to de,er:b. , cis. be M.' Is — I Ns& 1 1.4 e Id nun aita . &*lt of :.tatoos ..stiscuub lire that. (iiialbuid's &lam Henry's Magnesia Houptes Piu. Essence ut Spruce I turabla luk briti.ll (hi ettetesiLi.rl Salts 1r cvp:rd) MU have dirt, Olt UK' r a.t.; L'aaLic elm td 1 ruler• Le 'icily. a: BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROY 11. I.liTTklitS l'el, Lk:AKE'S GENUIIII: PILLS. jts-ilt fur eunng, in all I:4 stages, thr One small PM is a ,Inse,at:d the taking of one Bos, case, will soon cemvince We patient ul We certainty recovery. Nothing cants better eutstnvot abUfe ss convetimit than tau Ktinedy, tor sucti a. arc obi grd ales or to sea, as it needs no olltinuentets. no. remranit and sixty years experten‘k (in an ea VIISIV.• vriciiec) ct.al It w.ll drcct a Cute woos tept.o td Salty stiun a method- avell tv.ithing. For the Scurvy and c. ner t: Is Me.lic.ne has no. its i arzlke. Upwtr 0;.4 ot Loth hi. g,a it.ce tweil cadicajr cure . above cruel Itenr.tert , , wiLlats the la-t eight years. P sold by the Sole Ituptiettas. C. 1'A.Y1.01.1 and 00: et the Royal College of , urgeuns, their I Bridge street, in Doses ot unly ths Pd. each, c'uty N if. Iwo back doors. sad Lights in the Passages l'he) are alsi sold by their appointment, with copious at the oy ahup, 103, (Miura street ; Mr Disti,.roug: hislnareet-hill, 'warty upiata.ite the Moutataeut ; 7 Person in every considerable l non in Oreat Stasis Advice gnats to per.uns tsking the aberr, or etlaaw prietor's tfledictnes Non est enter.: sed vales Vitt.....MARTI4 " Life is only Lite, when bleat with liettitl r HE fittest 11) stern E hits is to cothew Woods, sod thys to regulate tha Passaoss; and insubor.ithate they impetuously destroy these Isar Religion and Moranty hays mode sacred; to mob but hilate them appears tue teflon of Prudence. best liner their effervescucce. Every disorganization of the human frame remt. (Heal knowledge to remedy, and the public welter's when Professional DUO (disregarding the suggestions 'loos and interested) devote their studies tt. the' those complaints gtintatei by imprudence, and the , the pat tines at an ungwirded moment. •"The _'rent' non consists in 11w health of the people ;" but it Is nit reflect nu the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of indeeli den, and to COLILICI&:ll all far as possible its further t. oiler to sufferine, litaitanicy, the result of our own ti v afiLte:a various dlf.ealkei of Di:batty. The unwary victim et • (*lndy acquired at school, before Reason has aso.lt: Savor the iliilid), will. in coutemphring kis poweri,.. 1 esseeptibie of eitlivenin4 sensations, m knowing e tontplietreil state of exhaustion inty be roused boo 7*l intense study—litinutlerate anziel—long resideoct dhotis, and many other muses, wit trey:en-1y 'drat vows sv STEM ; in such cases we can _toi id __ taut L'.7l g , ,t animation. by rentedies which have long answered bores of patients of both sears. That bane to human happiness Lost vsmititli. t, treated I. ariessly, the illiplUvall elate 0: Medical e'f divested it. antidote of tdote distretsdg properties rendered i-s exhibition uncertain Alai horassing. tin , inn- method by ob tenni:, to patients :ahourdy ti! del 1 that a. tee, days only are n quired tut the reooorA e. toms; that the most inveterate colt Wit . . ytt Id id I within a month, and that in a person who only sii llnkired, the ilikAtie may be 131Cveii , 4. 4 41 Alfurelb:r tuth a similar renizrk aiiiiirs to flllUly ill:Icr dennigrtnent I ;mire 0 ystem, a• weakness. ulcerations, ate. e si , ecia tab-tiiii.e C,r4 K u , e' lichen. daily rennived wtthwo ti 1 .tit Or **Lillie:Mt.., Statue feCUlilliltati .taideJtal ,u , have not est:taped cur attention; in winch milditsts col eleacy la • super ..t:.: the meant touchy ailupied. s)ti 'tarts titiiiitte, ;tut - ULNA)? 6134iirtiC, and eittineht $ t •.'dicitte.l it. tlas our Ranee city; schooled in out ! ar a. _uncut by its splendtd medical characters; sod. . i able porsonally, to compare with admiration tits Erns 1 pine.:::, v.i.:lt'at cominentai, tier pretenstecta to WI a lirt:iti we have selecied) :.re snit:tired by carrion: i. cynics t Ly to: dany ary,icaqiutis we receive, even f count: 'es. GUNS and Co. M. M. C. i :s, Dmverie,:creet, Fleet surest, London. ••• For tae gitni-mt accuntithislasteu we do not h to stated petiods of pi artier, but may be ennesdied able he urs.—sCou lit ry Patients :are rectened to dn.( their ilYmPlintla, at:. scion medicate. Wit: eddied dowdy forwarded to any pan it the 'anginal ..-i% raperit•si to accuiiii.s...y the caw. 111 , ;0-'4 AILMAKIJ A• r 4. ..e) Mocsiwg S fl MIS A.t-ftwx-rt • Jt4 Li M:laity slowed auct cubl:thckl by I,t, si, ais • glut, • I env%.:iltr. GENUINE THE following NIEDI JL currd Genuine at the W WARDS. l'Aut.'s 111 l's Balsam of Honey S 4 Lss , nct of Wa•erdork Hallain's Winn. Fdlt 2 9 We.sel's Jew:is Drops £ 9 Mara: Ccrate t 14 Church's Cough. Drops II 6 Aniboyna ninth Pqvitier 2 6 Corowell'sOrientalCordial 6 Widow Welch's lilts si 9 ryser's Pdis 6 3 Velsto's V. getable Pills 4 6 Newton's T.totti eowder 2 9 ChUrch's Pect..ral Pins I. If Wa!sh's Antipenussis 2 Los. I I ' Aniboyna Lotion 4 6 %Vessel's :pectitc R,unedi g 9 The shove (those with the s at 9f Shir:o I..'wards, 62, it may be tuti ev••ty "titer PATIV: 1 6.-rat 41lowat.u , o lei chant