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LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF 1 LOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 111 es I Pocke,s(new) tcl os to 12 1 125 k.a . ll::gs cs to 81 8. Vrar:ing4 8l os to 91 93 SNII 'Till ELI). FchroAry t r. To fnic the ofttl—per (tore of 8115. . . Prof Fd to 6s od to St od Murton ts od try od Pork od 6. od NEWGX! an 1 LEA EN !I A 1.1.. February Li. Itone of 816. by the carcufe. B. f Is Rd to t; ed I Veal is od to 7, 4 d T:••:rton •41 0.1 to 3,4 d Pork is od to 6s od t , [4,d4 at Marko this 7:lining, 13,,q‘ vo—Sheep 2,3J0. RAW HIDES. r,:., wry It. lt-I,lei(reritonel 3s }Mtn 4ti od !icavy Cllf sis od each 7`l, dning 3, 'l'd to 31 .1 , 1 I lark Skins los to 166 Od Ordinary . ..._ ... ...... ........ . . . . PRlcx Oor TALLW IN LONDON. It , ', 01 . a market 40 7,1 'l'm n Tallow 7700 d trice I -7, ..-I , tt 4.; -}d ROT. L ditto (ca.) 7st cd to 761 A ' •l, ri. , ,nti M.irlvt lit::I.1 .tizto ((ay . ) 690 to 70 , ow Itoth: of 815. t4s t‘l Mt!:. I S•tife 6:3 cd to tits --1):::. rouiu 421 cd 2ts 7 1 . d Or.-;.,0 16s cd to es Aver3gc Price 49 bid Ci , oti Pre-Ts losto 04 'V Arm soap, 78s. to cc—Mottled, 854.—Ciltd, 904. 1 Candli-4, I2s. c<l—Moulds, 1:0. al. PRICE OF 11AY AND STR AW, February 11. _ . Smitl.ti :d. St. Jams's. 11.'31 4 t to 6 6 I 18 oto 7 o o Str.ov Il3to 2, 0 tl6o to 1 4 0 Clovcr 5 oto 6_l t co.. Whiticharel. 4101 0 7 7 • I 14 10 2 2 0 7 0t0714 0 1. EXCHANGE. No Coals fold on accoi not be got at. /Clout eigh keepers, from sjs. to tSos .unt of the iee in the Pool, as they can. hty fail unfold. Prsfent price to Hou:c. s. deliversd. LA!!/ INTELLPAACE. COURT OF XING', BENCH, FEB. n. THE KING V. RICF, F.SQ, The defendant appeared in Court, in collie goatee of a notice fent to his Solicitor, that he would be required to take the judgment of the Court, for a mifdemeanor, namely, that of fending a cliaiienme to fittht a duel, with Captain Free mant.e, tome time ago, while the one was Cap. tain, and the other Lieutenant of his Majeflv's Chip the Ganges, for which a Criminal Intorma tioil had been filed againft him, and on which he , Lad luffercd judgment to pals by default. Mr. ERSKINE on behalf of the defendant, laid, it would be quite impodible for him to addrefs their Lordfhips to-day on this fubjed, neither did he feel he was called upon in to do, according to the Pules and pradice of the Court. Mr. Rare was now in Court to receive its Judgment on an Infor mation. He produced affidavits, which were read on his behalf when he was in Court on a former day, when the affidavit on which the Information wasobtained, was alto read ; lance that time, ann. ther affidavit had been made by his profecntor, and the conflant courfe was to allow time to an• fwer it, and which the Court afforded to profecu tors, and fo the cafe always Road over until the affidavits might be confidered, and then the Colin. fel had an opportunity of addreffing the Court up on the whole matter as it flood before their Lord !hips. The notice ferved by order of Mr. Bicknel, the Solicitor for the profecution, was only tall night ferved on the defendant's Solicitor, and, from that Gentleman it was brought to Mr. Er fkine without any copy of the Lilt affidavit of the profecutor, Captain Freemantle, tit that he had no opportunity of reading a ( ) liable of it, and which, be underflood, was to be read in Court to-day.— He underftood, from what fell from his Lordlhip, that the prosecutor afked for na time to file any affidavit, when the defendant was formerly be fore-the Court for judgment, and the profecutor's Counfel was juft about to addrefs the Court on the circumflances of the cafe as it then flood before the dourt, and when he was doing fo, not defiring to alter any of them by affidavit on the part of the prosecutor, the Court were pleated to refer the matter to the Lords of the Admiralty, but that, Mr. Erfkine contended, did not inveft them with the right of filing further affidavits on tke part of the perfon intercaed in the profecution, and that was a matter which he left for their Lordfhips' conlideration. But if their Lordfhips fhould be of opinion that this laft affidavit on behalf of the profecution fhould be received, then, mall un doubtedly, he, on the part of the defendant, had a right to look at and confider the matter of that affidavit, to enable him to addrefs the Court before its Judgment was pronounced. Mr. GARROW Paid. he did not very Well under. Rand his Learned Friend, Mr. Erfkine. Lord ELLENIOROUGH afked if there were any objeftions to this matter ltanding over until the nest Term ? Mr. Jaavis obferved, that if this had been the profecution of an individual, he mull have had an opportunity of anlwering the affidavits which had been made on behalf of the defendant when he came to receive the Judgment of the Court, and that was all that Was propoled on the part of this profecution. This was not the profecution of Cap tain Freemantic, but was inllitutcd by older of the Lords of the Admiralty. When the Court defired thi, matter might be judged of by the Lords of the Admiralty, it was cut fuppofed that that Honour. able Board would decide the cafe on the partial Statement of one oldie parties, and therefore they called on Cartain Fremantle to aafwer the fiats as they were Rated in the affidavits of Lieutenant Rice. Had they done otherwife, they would have do n e wrong, and therefore they had called on Capt. Freemantic far his affidavit in abfwer, and this lie fulamitted was the only correet cootie the Admi• ralty could have taken. • M. Jullice Lau-RANO' laid the Court had no thing to do with the tootle to hick the Admiralty had been pleated to take ; the cafe had been fob. mittcd to them, and they were to determine %the. titer it was to be btotigh: to that Corot atoin ; and if they chafe that ti;e Mead:int rcetive the Judgment of the Court, be muit receive it ; ~,„t it I t o: profecutor wanted .!a opportunity lor ti ..iild.teit or the dcfcbdant, lie v. as to•;•1,d to it: but Ccrt: hear what p d 1 •!i ,, IC tic a%:!r: 'TA!' it teas toutheivit fair 1111 • • .Put a , . T:1 chore to call a a ;,, .. 7 1„ 1 , t •Ci ••: 111114, tide %/LlC: . dante :fir. O.- f the 1 , - ! ; ! .v , :•• g.t putting this ..1 t.. AS .t would have been done in the inftance of a private profec lit ion. . - Lord EL tr stioßotrot4 faid, certainly. We give you leave to file an affidavit within the anal time—within a week of the next term ;—and the defendant come up on the first Monday in term 810119. Lately, at Deal, the Lady of Lieutentart Champion, of the Royal Navy, of a fun. At U'ilmar, the Hon. Mn. Jephfon, Lady of L. Hickey Jephfon, kfq. of a fon. Wedneld.ty, in CAvendifh-fquare, the Hon. Mrs. Dorien Mager,, of a fon. GATTON ELECTION. Mr. COMM) moved for a Rule to thew caufe, why a Criminal Information fbould rot be filed againft John Barber, the Mefrenger of the Great Seal, and Colonel Wood, the Member for Gatton? By the 7th and Sib of Will. 111. when any vacan cy happened in Parliament, on Mr. Speaker's or der, a writ fhpuld be Wiled out with all expedition, and delivered to the proper officer to whom the execution of it belonged, and to no other pet fon. The proper officer was to indorfe the day when re ceived, and to make out the precept, which was to be delivered in three d,ays after the receipt of the wr:t. The Learned Counfel laid, his affidavit Rated, that Mr. Speaker's Order was dated on the 27th of December, and on the 2811), the following day, Mr. B.trber inilead of delivering it to the proper officer, the Sheriff of Surrey, delivered it into the hands of Colonel Wood. It was not thought de corous to make this application till the time of pe titioning had expired. Colonel Wond had kept it twenty•one days, inßead of three days, as the All direettd. This, therefore, was a violation of the Aft of Parliament. Lord ELLENBORAVGI4 afked, if any improper motives were ascribed to this Gentleman for lb doing ? The Learned Counfel replied, no ; but he Elated, that die Borough was his own, and on that ground, he had kept it twenty-one days, contrary to the ilft cf Parliament. Lord ELLENDOROUGH." Non tp.-!, but that Colonel WooJ might have deliverel it into form hand or othrr, in proper tine, and that that per- Inn had negleeed H duty. Thy might go before a Crated Jury."—ltule rclukd. THC KING V. HA irOV. Mr. JAR yrs Idid the dee::Lhtot was in Court to receive jtal t :n.er.t ; the matter for which he came was that of ftnding letters to John Hunter, Efq. Clerk in the Navy Office, with intention to excite him to commit a breach of the peace, and which arofe from Mr. Hunter having reprelented the condua of the defendant (who is a Navy Agent) to the Commiffioners of the Navy, and which eaufed them to cenfure the defendant, who, it ap pears, bad accefa to tome of the books of the Navy Offiee, and made a very improper nfe of them. The Court ordered the defendant to be re manded to the King's Bench prifon. and brought up the fird Monday in the next Term. Loiscravyry.—We have many inßances of lon gevity in different (matters of the globe communi cated to us, but the following is perhaps the moll remarkable.—ln the NOM of Oathlaw, in the neighbourhood ofForfar, itwas known that two men refided, whole united ages amounted to 195 years, Mr. Raiker, Miniller of the parifli, and the other, Juan Duke, a cottager; and one gentleman in Forfar, had a tenant, named John Maxwell, on his property of Kingaon, in the vicinity of Forfar, who married his fourth wife (a young woman) af ter he had ken his ninetieth year. Curiofity was naturally excited to fee there veterans of our nor thern climate together, and a meeting was lately effected, by conveying the latter to Oathlaw, in a chaife, into which he Rept with wonderful agility. There old men converted together with great friend. ship, eagerly enquiring what each remembered of the events in the beginning of hat century.— Thus, in the fmall compafs of two adjoining pa rifhes, we have an inflance of three men, whole united ages amounted to 298 years. It is alfo rvurthy of remark, that the Knitter of Oathlaw, the youngett of them, who died the other dar, at the age of 93, performed the duties of hi; offiCe on the Sunday before his death, and he has been heard to fay, that he was never unable to officiate, except on one Sunday, during the courfe of the 63 years of his minitlry. _ _ _ Diforders that proceed either from an impure hate of the blood, or a relaxed hate of the nerves, having, in innumerable inhances, fubildsd by a courfe of Sr tcsa ones Antifcorbutic• Drops, too much cannot be laid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the molt complicated cafes, has ellablifhed its celebrity 'throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it polTi ble to obtain fuch a rehorerof the conflitut;on and infallible core of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Leptiofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Tliefe Drops are fold in bottles of ss. and 6d. tos. and ss. each, with a black (tamp affixed to each bot de, by the following venders in London : F. NEW. fiery, 45, St. PittiPs ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ;°E. Newberg, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Leans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford-ftreet ; Ward, Holborn; Bayley, Cockfpur-Ifreet ; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Walth and Withers, No. 229, Strand; Brennand, Ihihopf gate-fireet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borouh, South% ark ; and at the Dilpenfary, No .15, Soho-fluare. Top? Worna—Mr. PERRret, of Drury-lane, was for eight years literally cat up with a Tape Worm, A', not lefs than 6o Eta in laud.. Mr P. had the mod aoraer.•r afpfliie, and eat th allowance of ehre men ! ! he was always ill, neither would any Medicine that he took render him any fervise ; all which he rook previous to his ufing the alterative Pills. Dr. GARD%ta prefctibed his Medicines, &c. for icre wed , s, whin Mr. P. voided (at intervals) Several large quantities of broad Tape Worms, diftenguillted by a-veral of the mod eminent of the faculty, by tic epithet of 7aaea, one 'wail picce is to he teen in Dr. G tams r R'S, at his Niufetern, in Long Acre, ec feet /GeV and ultimately he voided ' a rued one in form of the Earel. 'Vona, which is alto to be as above. The Doctor's Pills, &c. may be had at his houfes, No 70, Long Acre, and Shr.rediti.h. near Finfoin y square, and of ;.11 Medicine Vender. its the United Kingdom, at z es. ; ;Gs. 6(1. ; 4c. 6d.; and ss. 6d. ligned J. 4.31 ciea 2ox. Aftrodthing efficacy in numberiefs trials, and with full evidence of Dr. BROW) se, Botanical Syrup, in which he has liappdy tromped:fed the moil Purifying and Healing virtues of the Vegetable Syftem, is now recommended in Scorbutic, Le prous and Scrophulous Cafes. F ROM the Nobleman to the Pcatent, intoxica tion is the cattle of many of thc Difordcrs which now af filet mankind. When rcafein is thrown of her guard by the potent force of drinking to excels, it too often happens that this imprudence produces another, or, in !slain terms, a connection with a difordered or unclean perfnn ; and frequently thole who : are guilty of theft indiferetions are on the point of entering into the sacred band of wet:luck, with a elir.:rect anJ virtuous con,. panion. What is the confequence of thek repeated i.-ipropric ties f The facetious poifon, which has lurked in the body of the hufhand, is communicated to the wife, and entailed upon the offspring, who co:nes into the world a difguibu g 11,,ci sc i e to all beholders, and lidUce't to Or! Evil, eruptions of the mat inveterate tendency, d.e. A mechanic, who Wks metal in the completion of any performance, that has not been properly re fined, will laid his workmanfhip break, crack, and dilplay • variety of imperfc:Uons, in defiance of all pains and diligence: it is exaffily the fame with thole who enter into the Rate of wedlock,witbout having their blood properly purified from the 1 contagious diltempers it receives through Ilia, error., than I which nothing i. more efficacious than Ur. BRODUM's BO TANICAL SYRUP, being an admir,ble diuretic, and asting by perfpiration, never failing to cure complaints of this nature, after they have lain do rniant in the blood for feral, sight, or ten years. Although it is fu effectual. it is at the fame time to innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take It with the gresitell rarely ; nor is there the kaft elani err of taking cold, even in the molt inclement kaki°, which' it is fearcely parade to. feape during the adminiftratfon of a cunt* of mercury. The Botanical Syrup and Renovative Nervous Cord alto be h a d ;tt t h c Doetor's hunk, No st. Allsinn-nrret, stairs from the Leverean Mufeum, Surrey fide of Islackfriarediridge, in twnt!esat tI. 25. is. &Land fs. od. (duty included' at N'ithen. !late. Cockell s) Medicine Warehouk, 191, Strand; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Breonand, No. t 36, Pufhopfgatc-itreet Without; W. Bulgia , Printer and Book. fella, at hes Medicinal Wamboufe, - Nu. 3, Wine-fireet, who has received a large and froth fupply; Thonspfon and Mills, Caltle-ftreet ; Browne, Tolacy ; C. Rumh. Bridge-fin: t; Reed and Sheppard, Briftol; !Ogler and Crotwell, Bath; Medi... Shertionn; Mr. Raikes. Gl sucefter •* Mr. Tymbs, Woreciter . . Mr. Tr.srman. haewr ; Swlnney,Birm ingham ; spilnitiry and Co. Mary-ltreet, laulilin; and by all Printers. &addenda, and Venda. or bletlichaes in dis Tires Kios.luzna. • • i i ,Tor Uhenniatifm, Rhentratic Mot, Rriatica. /.2,9nh.0, T r i t _ ‘ i ach, Numbnefs, Palf‘, Intlitrition, .!-buys; S.o... l' rnot 6 .:cr flying Pains, genrrahotli'hty toot! R. , ..txtt lon if the Syttctit SPRAINS, IR 'E161..5, CI I i L. 1: . !..-% INS. Zee. 1.7 XPEREIOCE has p:l.ved the mil.i I..iltr,ilating -1.4 rows,. of MEE: if:A IP. E ;qfrN.._l: of A i U.: I'AR di i Pills and Flititit Ott moil •oat!-• .1 t.••:;,.!.. t VCr 0114. f kihr...:l to On: world, lia%ii:j (tor • 1.- I in cads of rix. t.'.gh. '_ ti,, twenty, and evt.ti o! forty . ..i . t Ido,ddig, after ethcr nicana had failed, and i: has ahloi..ottly curd more ii.triti',ts of th e ahoy,: conC..:iits, than all the litedicAits ,ter btO•re rhatia Puhlie. Ihr fluid Etir:i,t is f, f.nri.larly :itit - tr.ttiri t.thl liltedy in its or; i I :or: , 7., reocraily !ti etheq :Ito cure of SPRAINS, PR LII ;ES, and C1111.1.11.A.N5, by a f.,4 ..:,riicv i9ns. Whiteh -ad's Elleore tif Multae.l ,1.7. prepared ard roll e: 2i. yd. t:tt h I.: ix or I.lfi:ilt, hy it. ton SS , ur, Apotlacc,ry; !4n. tr, Gr,l•k-ar.to, Soho Laudon And its reputation is hi oriverfally taltilifbed, that it tr:ay he had of cv.ry ht.:At-ice Vt:titlt: hi England, Inland. W,.tt Indic', and America. To priorcnt colintri frit Insrnfiticrs, rirchafers arc tepid. cd to otrizirr, the tdr:uint di di , ...ingutfl, stl by the King's P:,tt-,:.: and tlic fi:,:, !Atom of R Jr us '4 S r , ?4, 0, Patcnt ....ea or.n s: ! 0 :. on the lattel •it'esch Bottle or Ibis. U. of :h.. ttP f. I itcA Cef-t WI CO Ni Pl. A S foie Propriett , r rtt DArata's celebritei catid llougift a:;.1 Remedies, Mr Di . roua inform. the Public, that hr m.o• as uGul he confol ed daily from •-• to at bi, ho .fc No. c, tree, Snha, on C v.* or Strad urr.()••- ftruilio7s, (slects. esl.• tic as wr:l as Delniny, and ce , rr o der when. f,:crecy is to iff...nt'al a rro,u :ne, that Mr. provided afp ciour. ffoufe, that owry • tic. t rti.y he intro duced in a Irparate , partmeht. Mr. U has for many years confined !Iliad( to that J‘pattment of Surgery, and from ca tenfive pracfice, and the moll flittering Inc ..fa, he is ce...lded to offer a in, thod of care mild, efilueituti, requiring no eon limment yr relit aint in dirt, and preventing the polfin lity of a relapfc. Nrfnus he country, noting thcir cafes fully, in • letter, enclofing a one ors two °cloud notc,wi'l havepr.per re. medics fent to the amount. l'or the vaimas fympo•no, ts:c. fce Mr. Dufour's Treatife on the above irrupt .ints, price ss lie fifth edition; to be had of J C othn court, Sobo; 11. Q. Symonds, Pwcrnotersrow; and of hr Author. W IiEN Proletruinal Men education and i ts Monfibility deviate from the gent-ral (Oen% by the fc. ketkui of a peculiar Branch, the faneftun of lon' continued (needs is the hett criterion of toperiority. Ten years have 1 devoted my pradlice to the exclutive treat ment of TORE • DISOR toy US, and Cie fuceetful refult isf my plan gives me allition.d ardour to omxtfe as far as I am able the ravages rat chore como:.tirts •V9tiCll are the more import ant in the eat:att . :ye of human Min - mines. After initettiou into t eery branch as an .Irnry Sargenn, formed a with at an early le 6%; of P.n. -the to reieue iudividc als from the ignorance of one& rated Nlen, or the equally dm ;erous precipitancy of general Prediitioners. The THREE IIISORI/I•.RS, the care of cliich I have tie. voted my attention, compriz.: every fpeeies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratiow—aelly. All kinds of 1)EllILITY, whe•!..r arifitia from the habits of Schoolboys, er the iiit'mirence of mature e, and li Rly that de. rangonent or the fvrtent in Woman which is called 8e1ka.1::24. NES:: or STERILITY. Numerous arcs are e rc.f :it of ignoranm or hate in the treatment of aEn pie Crtforrh .aid it not unfreluctaly hap.- pens :hat the Fed. 14 1 , .ere poifuncd ty the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. 21) a flyerlo2* tacrltnit Itch complands are eddy cured, and even what other. have Liled, I wed that 1 may prdume m offer a radical re-enaliliamierd. Few, Imwevir, are the cafes of compficaucl diflrefs la tie Monier, compared with the c •lamiteua lunation: of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a lathionahle life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequenec otYuch pernicious balite: Where the unhappy (ufferer broods over his merry, but care. fully conceals his midfortune, it may be fame confolation for him to knew, that although it be an °hied of doubt or uncer tainty with other Prattlitiontrs, the removal of theft DEFt. CIENCIES by the gradual pegged& of renovate,. ts theacspaken matt airy experience. If the rites of Bacchas or Veins kale begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countcraißion f this languid date, and In tide cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this deliciawy lux Inc years elided. a proper Pcrfcverance is indifpeufibly reqitlEte to revive the fiumberie" (parks of Lite, and to re-animate the CotallitUtioll. MARRIF:D WOMEN, who have long been difappeleteff in their expectations of a Family, may be affurtni, that insane intlances fin h ddeets arc curable by Medical kill. The SECRECV which is Co effnitial to my wades - taking. and the cicalificatims which I have pre:finned to Rate. form the Sails uf my prctenfions, and in coincidence wi:h Leh ti a Inti. mation is given, that Mr. BR EF. may be confide& pc:fondly (or by ktters inelofing a fossil note) at his baste, No.ap, Anus skl-greet, S•rand, near Temple-Bar Thom is an additional entrance in Viater-ltreet acljobaing and the name is on both the doors. M. BRE E, hlemher of the Royal College of Sergeant. • VENEREAL BLINDNESS. I To Mr. TIVIIIILIS Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge. DEMI 11l area, London. IT is with ;he moll heartfelt fatirfeßion that.l ad dreft you On the Incomparable excellence of your invalleabk Medicine—LEAßE's PATENT the fpring this year I bad the nsisforttene tact:manta a Venereal Comptaint attended with the molt alarm:ng aedoilalgcnus rynnotostast In fomuch • tint I have been con'wed to my room fur a tub le week tiegr thee, and not able to Itir oat of it I had no reft night nee day, and fur/greet them It excruciating pain and torment, and 'what was fhb work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I cold f arse deLe n any object, if ever (*chafe to me, and es ix 'led nothing let. than the total lob of nay fight. From a *Mot, be Ithy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere atadow,, and an object of pit, and compaSon Iv friends had all alms me or. r. and thought my recovery I • . .,Kattbk. In t his dreadful ate, r, and expetaing every minute to b. my Nit in this work!, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to fie purpok and been at an enormous expect, it wasfome time before I could be prevailal on to take them; at left I fast for fix bow, and before I had taken them all, I found confiderable benefit ; my pains gradually deereafed, and my cycfight grew better, and to the great turprixe and aftoniffiment of all my blends, falter taking three bniestuure),rny health and Itrengtb was perfeely rehired, and I anallOW. (thanki to my GOD and rout invaluable Mcal.eines, as ocll and hearty as ever I was in nay life. trout edible.] liumblef:rvant, R. L. LEIGH. High-arm!, Pirminabsen, November 1, 1799. You are at full lawny topublith this in any manner you think proper, for the beat-tit of fociety at lug.; and which I Cbouid L.VC 1.; t you fou:er, but was afraid of a telapfe. Th.: above Medietise is cementy reeo:nmended to all perfone that arc in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Vei re r.ol An. etion, partied ely to thok a' out altering dude car dation in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of teat noture, of however leg landing, or bower, r fed under ent appearance of other difoeters it may be: for Scorbutic. ;londular, and C.ltine.,oll COMpl,s;,:t4 it is at recommended ta be taken, tierce -illy in the Spec{ , nm:ner, anal F.Il. l'repared and laid by the foie Pruer re-.r, • 1 . 11011 46T Member of thee:erne-aro:sat: of Sufi:inn... London, at his h o ok No. New Bridge-greet, where he will give Advice, without a Fee, to Perfons to!aifig that: Pi!', and will aniwzr Patients Letters, If ',oft paid. on the fame terra., ehferving in all oaks the molt invinistik feerecy, no Perf.4l', name or cafe hiving been mentioned, but at Cacir own e atucalar requat, by %be Proprietor, durint the courfc of snare than 3t years, that be has bad the enanlw I of an extrifioc Lk of the above Medium art the prnlicc riling thcreirom. They are all. mid by h's appoinament, at the Perfumer's. No. 3;, St. Albin's-ant t, Pail-matt ; Mr. Rohertfoit's Toy thaw, NY. tc3, Osiord-ltreet ; Air Fit, el's, Bonkfellev, No t, Loon-row, Little 'tower-tall; anal by one Perron in every couliderable town In E•oglood, in boxes of only as od. tack, ft sled up, with full and plain diiredtious LONDON: Printed 1.. g. the Propnatnrt, by JOIN DANIEL. (n( htiden-lana. Cwira.t.Oarden; at the STAR Pte /rlOO. • T t, N. I, Carty-11MT and publiihed by LEVU. !..N I Jar Caste lu , -, flate,Lant!wth)at t,Caray-ttrer. and 11.0 Si/18,0: riCr. TeM?/ . 74 ,, r; to which O6ec all conowsicativai Go the EDITOIL Z•Grapwits4l to he 4 411nola W MARRIED. , . ....... Monday, Thomas Willem, Efq. of Hampdtead, to Mils Ed wards, of Coleman-Bred. The Rev. Dr. Price, chaplain to his Royal Hiehnefs the Prince of Wal;s, to Mifs Pepys, eldeft .laughter of Edmund Pcrys, Efq. of Upprr Charlotte-ftrect, Fitzroy-fquarr. On the 18th uk. in the Inc of Mm, John Lucas, Efo. to Mifs Chr%l.lm,daughter of the Hon. and P.ev.Vicart ;sutra' Chrini..n. At Kk. Braddan, Hie of Man, Wllliatraculfati, Lig. to Mils .CafnAan, both of Douglas. On Saturday, at St. Saviour's, Southwark, Mr. R. H. Offirun, Rationer, of the Borough High.ftrect, to Mrs. Pearfon, of St. Saviour's Church-yard. At Edinburgh, On the :td init. Mr. Andrew Stork, wr ter to the fignet, to Mil's Penelope Fyfe, daughter of the late Barclay Fyfe, Efq. nicrehant in Leith. At Courance, Mr. An.at, in Hall of Ecclefechan, to Mn. C, Fiala, daughter of Pranci. Short. Efq. of Courance. At Edinburgh, on the 7th inft. Charles Jenicefon, Efq. of the 3d Guards, to Mifs Catharine Campbell, fifth daughter of Walter Campbell, of Shawfield. Efq. At Levittown, county of Kildare, John L wlefs, of Warren mount, county Dublin, Efq. to Mild ficlui Caulficld, fecui.d daughter of Daniel Caulfield. Efq. In Great Charles-ftrect. Mom tjoy-fquare, Dublin, Hervey M. Moues, Efq. to Mr,. Efmonde 1)1ED. ' At Dublin, on Sunday eveuinz, the 6th inflant, Colonel E:.- quire. late Surveyor Yeltezday,at his Louie at Hampftead-beatli,Thomaa J :aour, Efq. On Saturday !aft, Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Manners, of the 96th regiment. On the 4th instant, after a lingering and painful inners, Mr. John Cafs of 'FL irik, in the 2 year of his age. Same day. after an illnefs of fame months, Mra.Call upwards of thirty years barkeeper at tile Shakefpcsr T.ivcrn, Covent-Garden. Sunday !aft, at his houfe jn Great Surrey-Rrett, Rob. Evans, Efq. Surgeon, in the 16th year of his age. Monday morning, Mrs. I)etrar, of Clapham Common. On the 3oth tilt. at Mee, in Italy, Mrs. hills, wife of Wm. Efq. of Clermont, near Eau:, Surrey, and grand•drugh ter of the Earl of Brinol. On Monday laft, in the 15th year of her age, Mrs. Willi :m Eade. wife of William Eade, f. GI. of Clal,ton. and t..ird daugh ter of the Icte Edward %tau:, Efq. of AuBM Friars. ' On the 3oth ult. aged 35, Thomas Hammond, F.fq. of York, and brother to Geo. Hammond, Bk. Under Secretary of State, the foreign .1 erart men r. On Saturday, at Twickenham, Mtddkf• x, Mrs. Shakerley, relic% of Peter Shakerlcy, Ffq. of Sornerford-h:11, Cheftdre. Saturday tall, at his houfe, Gbaring-cross, after a few days Moth, the infant fan of Charles Druinniond, Efq. On the 31ft ult. In the loth year of his age, the Rev. Henry Bright, A. M. Reetnr of Bielon, and Vicar of Chedclhamptou, Devonfilire; and formerly Matter of the Free School in Abing don, and of New College School, in Orford. On the inftant, at Goring Heath, the Rev. John Lichfield, B. D. Reetor of Afton Tirrold and Tubney, Barks, and late Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxiord. Sante day, at Bktchingdon, iu fllsfordfh:re. the Rev. Dr. Bracken, Reeler of that parilh, and laic Fellow of QEecn's College. At Moffat, Dr. James Johnfton, phyfician. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 'TO-MORROW Morning • • •• • 31 minutes after 5 Afternoon For COUGHS CONSUMPTION'S, &a PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. THE Herb Coltsfoot, called Tuifilago by the J. Ancients, was diftinguillsed by them, as its name (Oki cntly conveys, fur its Excellence in the Curs of Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints; and this Effence has, in the Conde of a long Praaice, been found the molt fafc and effec tual Remedy for Coughs, Afthirias Wheezing,, Fistkificky Complaints, Codumptiuns, Hoarknefs,Deffuxions, Catarrhs, Dilficuky of Breathing, and all diforders of the Bruit and Lungs. It gently opens the Bruit, and immediately give. Liberty of breathing, wifoout any danger of taking Coll it admirably allays the Tickling which provokes frequent cough ing, and takes off the uneafy &dation of atria:melons Hu mours, deanfes- the final! Glands, Mates the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the Cavities of the Veffds. This it regularly and quickly cures the molt obltinate Confuroprions of the !onset Standing, if taken before the Lungs are ulcerated. It cure. all huky and dry Coughs, diffolves conzealed Phleghm in the Thorax, heals rawnefs and forenefi, of the Br,a, S te . mach, and '1 sings, and gives immediate relid to thofe who, I through Age and Infirmity, are deprived of Heft or Sleep, as it , generally compoks and contributes to make the itena.inder of I their days comfortable and miry. This Effence is prepared only by James Ryan, Surgeon, in /kind; and fold, wholeale and retail, by Francis Newbery, , at Na 4s, the Eatt End of St. Paul's, London. in Bottles price ri 3s. 6,1. each, duty included. N. B. As many Perron, continually miftake Mr. Fiewhery's ho. Ir, particularly Servants and Miffenzers, all Purchakrs are requefied to obterve. that it is a little out of the general Liue of foot Paffengers, five Doors from the Corner of Cheapilde ; and that a buil of Dr. Jame% and thefe Words are Jpintt the Front of his Houle, viz. " i irlik; ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. JAMES's POWDF.RS."