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tid for the opinion of the Tv elve Jrtd ß ts ; which. at leall, he hoped the Court would do in the pi tifelit cafe, if they tbould not mai. tip their opinion, in the firft intlance, that the prifoner ought to be acquitted. Baron THOMPSON ftlid, that the only different- • lie. tween this cafe and that was, that the quc flit.ti !or d2cition was, whether the cafe was trio!)• tri,d at Silrewfbary ? For the guilt was confider ed to c• ili in not accounting with an employer at Shrewfbitry. However, he tlioT , ,ht the evidence thotild go to the Jury, and proniikd, in cal,: of ennvi Rion, to re feree the point f or the opinion of the Twelve Judge, Several perfons appeared to the priiiiner's charac ter, and gave him a very hone!' one—bit! th, Jury f and him Guilty, and his cafe is vein-vett Ea- the Jadges' opinion.—Three were at quitted, vie. P :pi, who was pot to the bar, elearged on a capital indiament, for Ate wilful murder of Phtabe Cox, in May, 1802, in Weliminflar, by giving her feveral mortal blows and binifes, of which the died. The indieinisiit was founded not upon any bill foon3 by the Grind Jury, but upon the verdict of a Coro ner's %%plat, for wilful murder. Mr. OVRNEY, as Cornice! ft-a the prifoner, moved the Court to quath the indictment for a fatal infor• mality, namely, that although it fhs'cd the prifoner to have given feloninufty to the deeeafed feveral mortal blows and frit:lies, in conleouence of which "The died, yet it omitted to Hate, technically, as it necellioily ought to have done, in order to be valid, that the laid Henry Peyton had wilfully mordeied the laid Phcebe Cos by (itch mortal blows, britiles, &e. and therefore he argued, with great deference, th it the cafe ought lint to go to a Jury. Mr. ICK A PP, Counfel for the profecution, admitted tl'e obi( aion. Lord . Fi.t4 erotooc le allowed the objeftion, and Aid it V 3) certainly fatal to the prcfent incliftment. —His Lordlliip had to lament this, amongft many indances, in which the molt flagitious crimi nality had eluded public jullice, through the grofs ignorance of a Coroner as to the proper mode and making up the judgment upon his own impala. In the coolie of his experience on circuit, a great num ber of (=Hat inflances occurred, from fimilar tance in the officer who filled the department of Co. toner; and from his general experience it would 'really item to him as if the molt ignorant perfons in the -county were felefted to fill that important office, which ought always to be placed in the hands of men of the profoundeft difcernment and intelli gence. The indictment, of cootie, was quafhed.— • But his Lordfhtp then addrelled the plifoncr, and impreffieely told him his efcape for the prefent was not owing to any palliative circumflances in the atro city of his guilt, but entirely to an error in the form of hisindiament ; but whether or net he lhould be again brought to the bar of that juflice he now eluded, upon a new indiftment, for the fame offence, to which he was fully liable, he felt it his own duty now Oladmonifh him. The barbarous and unmanly cruelty of the clime for which he flood charged ; the terrible calamity, mifery, and death, which that ens elty had brought upon an unfortunate, and, as it ap. peered, unoffending female ; and he hoped the awful fituation in which his crime had laid againft him this day, would induce him for the future to adopt a conduft lefs brutal and ferocious. The prifoncli for the prefent was difeharged. Two Serjeants of the Army of Referee, who had apprehended the prifoner upon the proclainied offer of reward, in cafe of his conviction, dated to the Court that tit .y had been at eonfiderable expense for a poft•chaife, and other items, in conveyirtg him to toy n The Court to awarded them their expences. 'iamad Goodman was charged with having killed and flayed Richard Toon. Peter Bucket (wore, that he knew the priluner and the deceafed ; met th pri loner at Mrs- Maytowder's, who keeps the Plough, in Fleet-flreet, oh Saturday the 24th September : was drinking beer wish the prifoner when the deceafed came in and challenged the prifoner laying, " a bloody heavy trial to all your family: I will fight you, or any of your family, for five Tbedeceafed then wanted the prifoner to fight him, fquared at his fat e, and faid he would give him a good hiding if he came out. Prifoner replied that he would fight him on Monday. They agreed to meet at Mrs. May powder's on Monday, and fettled to fight for halt a guinea a tide. Witnefs was walking with the prifoner on the Saturday following, and met the deeeakd, who faid " What do you think, Sam ?" The prifoner replied, " What do you think, Dick?" The deceafed f,ia that he had put half a-crown in the hands of a perlon whole name witnefs did not recolleft ; the pri toner put a lhilling into his hands, and then agreed to meet at the Plough on Monday at one o'clock in the forenoon. Pnfoner told witncfs that they were to fight on Monday at the Spa Fields, Iftington, at three o'clock ; went to the fields, but did not arrive before half paft three : the fight bad commenced before his arrival : the prifoner and the deceafed were fighting, and Itripped, with their feconds, and continued to fight half an hour afterwards ; thy generally fell together ; knew not the feeond it the deceafed, but law him put him up, but he was nit ahle to Itand ; the deceafed Ilaggered, and then the mob cried out, " him! bit /war' Pei( ncr eel, " Yo, 1 will w !" Ptifoner okitted the ring, put on his coat, went into a hhufe and had itaosalting to di ink, alio %sighed his face, and did not re:urn any more to the ring. Witnefs heard in a starter (,1 an hour afterwards, at Mrs. Maypowder's, 'f.ion was dead at the hook of Jofrpli Coiner, Red Lion arca ; when he came, raw the deceafed (tripped in bed, itbferved li:veral marks of violence on Ili: neck, and bloc ; 1:"..!w n ithing mire of the ate:, ..tad I went with the prifoner to the Plciigh, for the wager, v bich prifoner got from Mrs. Maypow. r • v replied to Mr. Gurney that he knew the pro, r four or fit: years, old was during ihat timc..llltonett quiet m in ; never it • cr.! he fought bc.rore : Law ni-ulang unli:r in his marine! of ghtiog. BANI,V •!,s(PNTI:t. cotilion 1,, .t !,at fit fighting ? When prifoner (truck, did he not 111 :14 as hard aspoffible F—zi. Yes, my Lord. _ it. Was there a great colic lion of pref.:at i A great many hundreds, and great conforms and uproar. 9no9ron from tir Corr. What did the pricr.ner toy ah n he entered Mrs. Maypowder's?—if. be per C.n a ho held the wager carne 117 and gave it re the prift,ner at the bar in Mrs. Maypowder's. J.deph leaner Ilated—he lites in Red Linu mar !het, tie /heeded was broug!it to Its hook on :!on. Aar, the loth inn. while he was from home : he turned about five o'clock, the young man was &ad: they had put him into bed, a doitor was fent fir to bier d him, but he fehl it would be ufelefs, the unhap py y'uing man was quite dead ; lie was much broiled about the face, and had a terrible blow under one of hi, t.irs. The Witnefs's houfe is fituated in the coun; y of Middlefer, but he could not ptecifely fay, ‘vhether or not he died in his houfe. Some fig :it argument here took place between the Cot1;1E1 on bOth fides. The Advocate for the Pri. finer contended for the neceOity (in Each a cafe as the prefmt) of proving that the deceafed died in the county of Middlefoc. This pefitton was refilled by the Counfel for the Profecutien, as unneceffary, the wounds being infiiaed, and the deceafed being leen dead in that county. Ti.e Court were ultimately of opinion, that as the fatal blows were given in the County of Middlelex— as lie was feen dead in that County, and in the in terval had not been feen out of that County, it was matter for the conlideratien of the Jury, whether he did not draw his laft breath in the County of Mid dlefex ? _ _ _ Mr. Baron THOMSON, in his charge to the Jury, explaincd the nature of the offence, and expatiated is the in‘portarce of the cafe, with a reference to the Ps•lice of the Country, and the due maintainance of order.—A princtal feature, he nbfcrved, for the con!ideration s,f the Jury was, whether the Prifoner cot etc.! willingly into an engagement to fight for money ? • After conferring fome time the Jury found a vet , diet of—q ot Guilty. Aohon: Garberefio, a youth about 19, of very genteel appearai.ce, was indieted for felonioully fleal iag and embezzling, on the 26th of February laR, a certain bill of exchange, value 401. the goods and property of his mailer and empli•yer, Mr. George Wright, Attoiney and Notary Potslic. The profecution was opened, and the caufe Rated, by Mr. ALLEY. George Wright, jun. Rated, that his father is an attorney and notary public, refident near Manchefier fquare, and is generally employed by the honfe of Mears. Hammerflty and Co. bankers, to note bills not paid to them in the way of trade. That the pri loner was clerk to his father for fume confiderable time. That on the 26th of February the witnefsdid accompany the prifoner to Mars. Hammerfley's, where they received two bills of exchange, due that morning, the one. for 91. on Mr. Jefferies, of Pall Mall, and the other on a Mr. Gregory, near Holborn. That witnefs delivered tbefe bills to the priforter,and ' defired him to apply immediately for the payment, and return without delay to his father's hook with either bills or money. This was about fix in the evenings But the prifoner never reursedro his fa ther's home to give any account of the bills, nor did witnels ever afterwards fee him until he was taken up by the Officer of Judice, about three weeks or a l month fence, though he had feversl times fought and enquired for him at his father's houfe, where he al. ways unsieritood he lodged. Mr. Wright, fenior, (worn, laid the prifoner never mantled to his hoofs to account for the bills • but chit he the witnefs was obliged to pay to art. Hammerfley the amount of the bills. Crofs-examined by Mr. GURSlLY.—Witnefs fays, he never went bimfelf to Gregory's to enquire whe ther the 401. bill was paid or not, but fent his clerk Charles Gardaer thete. He knew nothing about Gregory, nor was he prefent at his trial for forgery (for which Gregory was convided and hanged). Mr. Jefferies, of Pall Mall, acknowledged his bill bad never been prefented, and paid the amount on his being indemnified againa any other claim. He denied pofitively that he ever bad Rated to Mr. Jefferies, the poor boy's pocket had been picked of the bill.— He did not fay to the prifoner's parents, that if they would put the money down, he would abandon pro fecution; but that he would follow it up for the good of the country ; and being afked if be did not tell the lad's parents that if they would pay the money loft, nod fol. he would drop the profecution, be ad mitted that be took no judicial Rep in this bufinefs from the 26th September, when it occurred, till the May following, leaving the matter open for the boy's friends to come forward with fume propofal ; they did not come forward, and he followed up the Flo. fecution. Charles Gardner, Clerk to Mr. Wright, fworn, but his evidence was not interening. The Court was of opinion, that the circumnance of the prifoner's never having come forward to ac count for the bills, coupled with this relponfibility, made out the charge ofembezzlement, unlcfs the pri foner could make out a clear cafe for his vindication. The prifoner in his defence Rated, that on his going to the honk of Gregory to preknt the bill for pay ment, he•was told that he was not at houle, but at a haute in the neighbourhood. A man named Warner, whom he met at Gregory's, preffed hits mock, and at laft induced him to go to the houf,• where Gregory was. He conduced him through a variety of narrow, dark, and intricate turnings, and at length brought him to a puhlic•houfe where Gregory was. He fat I down by Gregory, and told him his but - inert. Gre gory importuned him to fit a while, and that he would pay him the money. The prifoner repeatedly objeiled to flaying, hut Gregory importuned, and prevailed on him to drink, and the night being wet and cold, he was induced fo to do, until be became very much intoxicates. Ha then went out of the bottle to go home with Gregory for the money, but Gregory went and left him tn the ftreet. He wander ed II about fame time, and at length fell againft fosse wall, where he lay and fell aflcep, and did not wake till two in the morning, when he found his pocket picked of his pocket-bock, containing the bills, a blue' money bag, and every thing dfe he had. In defpair and stillraclion he wandeted about, and at length ((rayed into the held, where he (1: pt the remainder of the i,ight, and aftcrwaids wa► f, much afhamed of Lis fo:iy and misfortune, he did not venture before Lis crop:oytr, nor even his parents, for a whole fort-' I tight. He th:n returned home fqualid with want and vvretehedt.th, and had concealed hinifelf with them till lie was taken up in confiquence of a reward off:red for his apprthenllon. His m'o,cr, Alti6cll4 Garhorolin, a refpeffable ward to prove hi. hc:ng in her CAIC, and undo.itcr roof, from a fortnight after his inii !oranc ;11l else time of Lis apprelienfit in. T., vt, y telrttal,lc perfons applied and (poke very .ctvc!!ali.y to :.is chara:Acr. Lord Ettrgoottooco funitned op the erklenee to the Jury, who, however, acqUitted the prifoner upon felony; and Mr. ALLAY, who had only the fame evidence to offer, declined profecuting on the other two .counts. The following prifoners were tried and acquited on Thuriday, viz. t!;xabedi Puraff/, for flealinG 12 filver tea fpoons, iin.l other articles, viz: a child's cap and two plates, the property of Richard Roberts, on the 12th of Sept. The wife of the profecutor hated, that the prifoner, and a man with whom fhe cohabited, rented a room in her houfe. She had only been nine days a lodger, when the witnefs was putting afide the fpoons one afternoon in the prcfence of the prifoner, the Paid fhe was furprifed fhe put them in fuch an infecure place. The witnels went out, leaving her child and the pri. foner at home. Next morning (he miffed the fpoons. Sufpeding the prifoner, fhe got an officer, who fearch ed her room ; he found the two plates in an earthen difh, %licit the witnels had lent the prifoner, ant the child's cap was dilcovercd behind a box on the floor. No trace or vetlige of the fpoons was to be found.— The officer corroborated the account of finding the plates; they were not concealed, bpt open TO the view of any perfon who might go iato the apaitmert. The prifoner called two witnetfes, who gave her an excellent chara.cr. _ _ . _ • Lord Et.ttalsoaouo it remarked to the Jury, that the evidence with regard to the fpoons had completely failed ;—it was therefore their duty to conEne their . attention to the plates.- Thc witnef. acknowledged having lent the prifoner the earthen dill), and svithouf refleCtion, it was it-aural the might help herfelf to the plates merely as a los:I.-without-any intention of ;teal ing. The cap which had 'Jecn found might have betp,l conveyed into her apai tmint by accident : there was' dired evidence refpeCling it.—Not Guilty. George Purdic, a boy, very neatly dreti;rd, was tried for dealing two filver table-fpuons, the property of Thomas 'Wickings. Mrs. Wicking. gated, that the and her hufband lived in Well greet, Hackney, and that the prifoner's father, who keeps a butter (hop in Shoretthel), was in the habit of lupplying the family with that article. On the aoth of Augug (he miffed a facer fpoon, and afterwards the loft four more. In confequence or thefe repeated loLres, Cufpicion fell on the boy who generally brought the butter to the profecut or', huule. On loring the lag fpoon, the witnefs repaired to the honk of the prifonce, father, and he was fearched in her pretence. He denied al l knowledge of any fuels at as that laid to his charge. She went again with' an officer on the following Monday, and at the houfe of Mr. Williams, a watchmaker, in Shoreditch, the law the two fpoons. The prifoner, himfelf, took them out of a drawer, and laid they belonged to the witnefs. A hoy named a6erwoo:4 who appeared to be an accomplice, laid that he went with the prifoner to Y.'ic,kings's booth, but did not. go the pri foner,Farne out, he faid he had found a (Isom, and alke-Itthe while!, to fell it at Williams's. He did In, and got half a riinea. He gave,Or prifoner all he would take, namely. four Millings. He kept the re-' mainder to himfelf. An officer produced the fpoon found at Williams's.' It was broken, and the cypher had hqcn taken out.— Mrs. Wickings laid the coul,d mot (wear to it. The Jury found the boy—Ndt Guilty. The Court recommended to his father to take efpecial care of hi. fon, as when a career of vice is mica begun , it gene rally terminates in a very fatal manner. LONDON MaIRIMTS. COR2LEXCHANOL FRIDAY, OCTOUR it. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fiat ROW SOO to 54,. SotOGOO 451. tit ,p a. pa lad. PRICE OF HOPL 241011. !POCKET.. I Kent . 41 los to 51 bs Kent - 51 04 to 31 Nis Slinks -4! los to 51 Os Sure: - 31 06 to 51 tea Mt - 41 toe to 51 3s Farnhun 71 75 to 91 9s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bap •41101 IA 31 36 I Packets 51 p to 51 T 56 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James. Whitethapel. Htyperioad 4 to to 5 5 4 18 oto 6 a 0 4 4to 6 et o Straw 1 15 to 2 2 1 86 tot t 3 o t Sto t 160 Clone 6 o to 6 6 6 oto 7 00 SMITHFIELD, Oetoller 2R. To fink the offal-.-per Sone of Slb. Beef 44 04 to 4s 114 8 1 itc4l 004t064 04 Mottoes 0 od Pork 36 04 to 4s 44 od to I.autpo. to 0. 84. Of C 4771.1 71111 OAT. LAS ikbOlt 700.Shetp and Lambs 2.300. NEW GATE andLEADENNALL, Adobes. si. Per flax of iIR M the steak. Bed 36 o 4 to 4$ od l Vaal 34 id to 30 4d Mutton 34 od to 3s tod Pork 3s od to 4o 4d Lamb 3s. i. to 4s. od. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Se. 111 MWs market 4s Lid TOWit Tlinenv I. 6d to os Clare Market' 4• Rufsa ditto (can.) 76s od to 77s Whiteehapel Market Riau ditto ((up) 7os oil to 71$ (DJ awe of Slb.) us 714 Melted S•uff 63$ od to 63s Ditto rough 40 cd to 011 13$ lld Cleaves Irs cdi Average Price .4* gild Good Dregs 121 to os Yellow Soap, Sµ to os.—Mottled, g a%—Curd, g6s. Price of Campo. per dozen, tu.—Moulds, 131. On Monday there was a truc bill found *gait& Thomas Seem for wilful and corrupt perjury, in con: ' fequence of which, a Judge's warrant was itrusds and Scott was apprehended, after a very revere re finance, between ten and eleven o'clock the fame night, in a houCe in the Cloillers, Smithfield. lie is now in Newgate in irons. The King's Evil, which derived its name from the faith in a royal piece of (aver, %Vali a rc.nedy which carried medicine into Gothic olpfctitity. Iteafon and Phylie acquiring a mate refpenable footing, deitroy ed the belief in charms; and in Charles'► reign, the refpetlable Wiliman gave a method of cure on ra• tional principles of in alien. In the glands Scrophu la generally fixes, and thole more efvecially ahnnt the neck and throat, °Whaling the abloi hent glom :Is, and thole appropriated for the faliva, and the fent of tatting. SPILSIVItY'S AMTISCORBUTIC Denys in create the glandular a&ion, and for that realon have been preferred in tales illcrorhula. In ferripl.tilnus difeales of the fkin it produces I° free a circul itioui of the pafpirarior, and other at diary fet rcti•Jrv., that as a remedy in obillralions ni this kind it is itne.rial- It fot the truth of the aliertiim ‘iire of Scrophitla, vide Spinbury's Treatife and C.lfes rf Scurvy, Gout, Ste. Price 3s. 6d. (old tnlaher the Drops, No. t 5, Snho.fquare, in bottles, inelarkng the °lack Ramp, at SI. 61 wt. J. and 11. 21. C.. 16. BIRTHIL • On Friday morning, of a daughter, Mrs. Charier S With, of Po: tlaild Plus MARIZIED. On Monday laft, by the Lord liithor of Owner, John William. ) . Efq. M. P. for Windfor, to Mifi klizabeth Currie, third dautatr D,+ or Currie. DIED. Wednefday Taft, in his 16th year, the Mort Noble the MareMa of Stsil..rd. lie k fuccecded i., hi, title and prlsoip d lar.ded ellates by Earl Gower. Lately. it her met!.r'+ 1•o - ire, neat 1111%. r`ord. Rubs. 1144 Jane Evans. - unrefi d-u:iner of th.: late Itiver,nd John Evan% and fiff.t ~t 1.......u:ciant John L. Evans, the ik 0y..1 Ma, tines ; a yo..vi, 1.3::) niu!: endearing ra.;ners, andwaho had lett her f .t s:r Dlsr,A.r. , S of the UR r.. 11 A and Certin COMPLAINTS A S foie Proprietor of i)AitAi`;':. re!cht ated sfiedi. Becad augi, an,' I`.Te. PU Fes 11". iraforrns the that he may as utnal he con:,11 from ra to s, t.t hie hoafe No. 34. kri'll-ftrcet, Soho, on Cafe. of Strielattra 0511 nm, a> well :.s Debit.; y, vay thfo tier wit. -j feerezy is In a 0.1.1 t I , of-ur has provaic..l aw ipa.7il,3s Hauf , dust every l'etic,t I, - int nultowd in a 4 - p4ru; a:•crtment. Mr. I). has tor mmy yczr. confine] hirrfcif o Yaw! t:epaAttaxt of Surgcry, a!,,1 front ~xtrnfive prAice, and the Sboa flattcrirg fuc.efi, he is cruLtled to offer s method of cam mild. requiring nn conf.ukment us- nit :int in diet. and which r s a niapfe, :fans in the cpuntry fitting their catty fully, in a. letter, eneloling a one or a tmo p oaod imtg, ',chi have proper remedies lent to the amount. For the various Prmptossu ./ce. f..e Mr. Dufour'. 'reatifc ou the aluove complaints.priee a 4.64. the flit edition; to be had a men • court, Soho; Mat- Qieen, Cionre; and of ha .lutiutr. 1 r WHEN Proirliin3al Men Of-4411CRIlifIll and se• w fpnnVility deviate from eIC gm. laird= by the feladisas of a prcullar Branch, the fanditio at king cout:lnsed buck is I Ix.:: cri:trion of fuperiori!i. Ten ve-rra have I devotel my practice tote exclußvetrearisam of Tiilßl DISORDERS, and the faced ifid rerun of my phia ' gives rte tulattimal ardeor t• opiate as far as I aorahla the eat vagss vl tf,le complaints which are the moatimperraot iss the aims ' lope of I.llamp anti: mitica. After I: iti/tian Into every branch as oil Army Bargogo, g formats wilt at an on iy paled of ['make to icicle individuals from the ignorance of uneddrated Men, or the el ually 41111101111 Mi precisiitancv of general Prabbioaare. TIiRLI DISORDERS, to the cure of which Tharmdcrotoli my auto:ton, ommthe every Creeks of VI !QUAL Mellet ?1)N. wher! , cr of a recent or long duratisrl.— . hall/, AB um& of DEBILI'F Y, whether 'Meg ream the habits bf f 1 ys,ir the indulgsra . of mature are, and hilly that eirnicomuste of do fy(tee;iuWomenwhichiscalledßAßENNESfl or UTW. MLITT. N imernus ..Ifeaks arc the refuk of ignorance or hale in ere ere. t=est of a Ilmpk Qemorrbeit, dad h net =frequently hawing that the keda of Life are =Wooed bylaw innifcretion of an =gum& ad boar. By a fuperiar method feels conuailmts ate and even where others ha= tallith I mud time I - amyl= OW a rattic..l . Pew, however, am the Oft or eai;u4kateii &leer: le the order, compared with tilt calamitotts fituadons of Men, who beam Indulgence in a SOUTAAY oe thOpsevalant Oakeks of a tadaionable life, aerate that ads of Lability which is the unavoidable cordequrnee of (arch pernicious babiou Where the unhappy fu.fcrer broods over his meat, bat conceals his misfortune, it may be tome exadhlatioa iCLn r l know, that all hengh It be al =lot eadoabt or witeerainty with Pradiv losers, the removal of tbek DEF/C!Esesza by:er. gradual ;iere.-refs of renovatioo ts the acquirement of myesmereentio If the rite. of Bacchus or Vows have begun to reduce mealy vi gatr. much -palmy will be pigmented by an eat entintentairo et das lan mid Mato, ind in *elk cafes no gnat dl6aatlta wilr occur Bat where this deficiency hts for yaws exibados primer Pao fiverawee it indifpenfibly roquifat to revive the Ilmenberhig fluke of Life, and to re-animate the Conflitudon. MARRIED WOMEN, Mid bast long been dratmainted tbelr arprodlaterrae of a Pandly, Mity he aAbred, that in mot In auseas tuck blear are amble by Medical M. The SIiCRECY which is (*effort= sr; any austlettuldagomd del Q.ualiGamiess whfcb I have &fawed to tau. (gees the Dabs 4 my pratenfmms, and In mineTcites with foeh dids imtimation five% that Mr. IRE! may be coo:laced perfocaPy or by Was tog a ball note) at Ns heeds, Nam. Arlinddlidisim gang s tear Tarclo-Bar. There le an additional =rime In Water.iblet egjekslog,ame the name Is co both the biers. Ro t a Na v e it lersioos. Toghe NO diLITY, GENTRY. and the Plane In Center& TH4 celebrated A BSTERGENT LOTION, foe & the owe at SCOSBU EKUP fIONS, enerfeurfe.Stol *A Pimples, &c. IM the Face, Hands, and Neck ; the only Its. may tw eileCtqatly ekatillag the L'oespkilus, and reerawkiall Minks of the Salts; is rimmed by the Inventor and fide Prefab. tor S. SOLOMON, M. D. at &Seftan's Place, Liverpool, Aft tlar of " Guide to Health," and other valuable %rods; Plats, es 6d. 11..1f Pints, u. 9d. Datyiudeded. ej Note —A Government Swamp le pelted an each Draft, will' the name and place °Sabo& of the Proprietor, thus." Sam& Sauna) Liverpool," engraved therein, to softie-tick tibia in Felony, tide krattbabir 'Ade Death.—None elk are Genuine. 1 0 LADIES AND OENTLRMEN. Dr. SOLOMON has at length yldded to do. lob:kudos ollik nurnemus correfpondcnts, and has now peg,•ared his ABSIIIII. (TENT LOTION for piddle ore, which, fete a feria cf years bas been the wonder and adatinaisa et hi. private pa in ! It lu the molt dor at, fragrant, mild, Lk, sad 'abrade Liquid or Waft for Se-rbutie and other Eruption+ on the Fate am ale. It 'randy erflorrs the fakin to a deem of film& and purity be. the powers of deferipdno. Ladles may rdy that it realm the Skin fair, d..licate, and meows licate, every Mad of lain tarn, her burn, and all thole Geddes whkh rouge, long hods, of fatfoon generally produce; , is goer, It is the Mir oefaceic a Lady can obt St her toilet with cafe awl trowtort. or a Gentleman have reamed to whet' flaying la bawds a desadiel vendee by any graphs dlrate on the fact. TAIt Abftergent wog howled without the fas Deft hazard. for a more fovcrdge remedy came k &wiled to eves the mollt dc have frame. _ _ ladles and Oentirinto may felt so the good greeilties et Mil Abbe:erre, as the heft *seer sod Activate ot the Ode. It re removes fpredily, etildheit Oh or troehle, d *de of Pintail* Tennec o Eimmenoese fires, Ileateis, Swellesis et Contemns et the Note, Blotches Sun-burs, 'rrit or Freaks, Scurf, and may (peeks of eruption:lm the Ortece of the Minas body It is unnecafary to enumerate the advantages Woking to eraltitution of every orlon, by etc. - toady removing obttronicos from the Mame of the Skis, end thereby keeping free and apes the Innumerable mews sod piers tkrough which Whiningly ufrlefs or anion, humours Isom the van Auld, atin which teiet obttreded, arc forced back n let. the blood, sod lootesie the fortes tat many denounces to thatlnot it mites, I much ember:meth as weillo moot hurtful dikeders. SO fre • prCiervation of ode. *ruffle t. sod beauty to our peelers. that *mid oecallonally have ret mirk to prot,n r astersed applicatho but more efpociagy Where/les urgently reeeifite 'rhea its egrets of *New-Wm made thee eppearsoce, and break out loM Potpies. Action,. Carbu ncl es , or t her cutaneous Fr uptiers. It is by no means 11r. So LIMON s intennon mow& the tale • medicinal puldiflied he fit nar porpetes, or enterer any thin tl may convey the (mail& tat their toelliesti ; eothtq but Armed! folicitoOo frow of high mak e groan ha trdocrd ban to Cahn* hit . becreent for pub& rat: rust ray a Lotion, to be vied whin t soder a amok eitkS A but a. a Celillatic geta tree, the pooh erne, pollidiod= . i r : virtues are as honourable as they arc Inceoweerttilik ondeetl' theft, ',those?' they mat he fulimitted to the in/pee/Jo of a rant, of be laid befoce the public; are will ally cafe if. ' however woo :rows in It • natant. or suited Me ithenlidint he publifhal. ilte Abu spurt tower (ails 44 (seeds with U Into Ore it a fair trial, 4as its price evidently hews that _•• private emolument islets At fee by the Pruprittor,io alto meal public he conviuctd that toning bet • gaudy, ti Its fuarls rouLl imam. l/r. :44.ns lON to n e e,eg t h e ro d n plow br is In.norml with by all 1744 po tenting them whh the Abner trot I .et i.e which tbey w too Joel* meaue gossip* W 190 0 "11 at the Se amp. LaJie. nt any time of lit • may, by this makin g. bi fru .° one of she iti•dt *MOM!. d , (Orden incidLot to the fee ; *ad. certain period, it it molt highly Mewl • and 'told .t %V .r. boa , ~10. o, Colleesfroseels, De a r • app..wrrne,t, by J. hll•hrllra, h.. is Piet C... bow Church...yen% I.4vlnn ; Sethi, Parser, Hoder d ; El I. r, Edinburgh. Al.DorAd, Glamor ; .aJ by all hie? * Vc - Atis iu every Market Town In Greet Wham. la id" All :14 1. LONDON. 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