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WEXFORD ASSIZES, MAR, a 28. lIVIRDPA I 4 DUEL. Vita LINO •. at.eoetured otstxt.r. • 7%istaorabig, shortly after 1 t o'cloek, the Court sat, and William Canner, .11,nrk, sod Beaty Del easy, weft pert to the law. the former indicted fur the *lli d. r of John Cul dough, Eat. and the latter for aiding tad aosieting is the attadittal of the mid marder. fir Jot, II B•aarsaieoN, as C,otcotel foe the Crows, st:Asd the ease. He began by saggeming the Mondale or e,ssity there wss for bringing Steward a proseeuthei hi the pommel tustatice ;it va.i, he said, must midi-ell for tb, sa trsfartiuu of the friends of ban who had fatten, at 'well as for the ferimel , of him iiho survived; the preaeut ease acv not that of a fair dart, in coosequesee of a preeiciii quarrel quite the reverse—it was sere party in the country taking away the life of a man who was beloved by an opposite party, merely for the Tarpon. of preventnig the asceadarey of that party in the country. 'f be private in toiriti of Mr. Coleknagh's fiieud. convinced them that they would Le deeply enhohle if they did not prosecute; they were coo Timed that Mr. Coklungli was she was insulted, and that the duel arose, oat in consequence of itjured hentasr, hot fruni a prealetereniusition to convey the arbitrary views of a party into effect, at the risk of the fife of sic or both of the ',steeds. The dnel did not aria* in consequeece cf soy t hint; that passed in a umencto of irritation, hat floor a very distant cod stale rinse, and iii laying before them the umstaitees,he wood; has e occasion to draw their attention to a wry rensues periud indeed. He then west tutu a state meot of the diderent contested eleetims which had leer within these few years in the twenty of Wexford. A party had groou up io the county : it had taken root there, lied, like a great Mee, extended its biaridos so cow "kitty as to emit a shadow over the entire county.— Mr. Coleleogh, whose character lie pronouarrd a just eslogiant, hod come forward to free hie wane conat - front the bondage in which it was held; he put the ear .n the breathe* of this great tree, awl lopped them off; he put the axe to the rout, fort it stooped short, for alma it was email that his 'seem nn the election was certain, his itrin was dr ; torgoined, sad upon the part id the priamosr, Alevel, it was mowed. Fur flt.S tows, and for this alor.e, Me. Coleloagh lust his life, and it was rearm /Hi for the mid euansy of 13evend to hold op to the tilted Hine ions the euelswelsoh•apectsee of their Reproirittative beim: railed to the her for the nom!? of his fellow.earohdate, while in the art of to-emits% the our. frages al his fellows Sir Jonahltarriartou theu wcat into a statement of the Acts of the ease, which wise to be afterwards prated. A gentleman of the name of l'itr'e Newton king h , said, up tlie first day of the eleetioa, declared in the presence, of Mr. Aleock, and bring, at the time, one of his Committee, that if any inn *multi receive the vote of the tr uant of a gentleman who did not espouse themes. of the candidate so I eteiVlag the rut* It was to be made ilk that Candidate a personal weaver, aid he was to he personally this principle, he said, was avowed and acrd on ; for when the tenalds of Mrs. Chattily determined to assert their iadepeistienee, mid to vote foe Mr. Coklnaitts, contrary to the &tertian of Mrs. Chattily, Me. Coicloagh was then called,. the ;eland, and there fueleiteal his life became he would dot give up the voiles what had Mien su voleiloarily gime to him. for /torah then went into a statement of many ether facts, which ae Oxbow to aieLtioa, as they Amsted.. appear la endeeme. lAltliain If Carroll was then called. Witness remembers the lattr Leeetioa foe the County of Wexford. Mr. Alcor.O, Mr Cole-lough, Celowt Rico, sad Mr. Shosidaa, wen the Candidates. Witness was Agent fur Mr. Coleloneh-.was present alien a duel was (might between lam and Mr. Ate rock, in which Mr. Catelongh ftll.—A Mr. Percival was seemed to A ',Lock, and Mr. H. Colelough to tbs deemed. Mr. A 'trek wore spectacles; they appeared to be boom nionated Heard Mt 11. Colclookh strougty remonstrate agshist hts wear ing them. The fiat remonstrance was in Arkaudrate House while papering the pistols, and was addressed to Mr. literCe: Val, Mr. King, and 31e. DareAfy. Mr. Pereetalstated, that fur • his pass he bad no objection to the spectacles faint taken off, list amid tint answer for it, and would commit 'Tr. Alcuek. Mr. fang said lie did out bilievie Mr. Airsick woad take off his aportarks, and pledged bb honour it was his Swirled hcbcf Mr. Akock emit& not see f,tur yard,. Previous to this it had been serial that there should be no spectacle: Wall. After soave farther rtalerrlaliaa, Mr. Henry Col rknaila pat a stop to the discourse, by saying, that Akuck should nOt wear spectacles, as, on a former occasion, with Sir Julio Newport, hr had nut wore; them While the pistols were loading, the prisoner, Dertaze, eat bury scraping the bulls Ilse application to take off the epretaeles was agaiu made, aft, r the ground wee measured, food enough for Mr..llcoek to hear it, but I didn ' t hear tiny molds immediately addressed to Mr. Alcoek. After the Emtstad was measured, Mr. evreeral came up to Mr, 111. Colcluseh, and told him hr believed Mt. Meork onahl Ong lobe off his glasses. Sir. Henry Coleloug,h lamented it eery beach, and imid aloud, If yon do Sot take tiff lha speetaelee, 1 a ithdraw the 1 have given that there shall la. Ito prosecution • so if any thing nupleasant ocean., Mr At tack must sta id tire prosecution." Mr. Alosek beard this, but took no satire of It, except by bovine —Mr Per e-emit and Mr. Demme placed Mi. Akeek, aid Mr. Henry Colelongh alone pored Mr. (ukkrnpL was limp ground.--s. Mr. fercerel have Mr. Attack his root, and Mr: H Col (lough gave Mr. ireelrloargli his. Tina sere to tire after the onc, two,"--and at 11 Pao" they were to See before the pistols were given, Mr. Hereatty net epproveagef the amovier in which Mr. Alerwk stood, made tom suer his p..eitiost, this WA eller the ornusel was measured. He pet s:de sneer to 31r. tolelengt,. and shook him by the arm. After the ended* Lad been given to the parties a eon verration tuck place whin should give the t apas% w hi c h ended in tooting tip a dollar, and Mr. 11. Cotelemeh having won the teas, it was & A nvil dial he should Wee the signal. The FO-Imetorr, lleirensy, during this convenintion, was stand s% twee Airefk, bet after it was arranged, he WI back autos, Afroch's (roads. About two migiates etre the word was inch; a heti one was prOlVßlOred,lbty niw et their arias, sod wh i . i i tan, they d. Mr. received the ball 'maw dandy antler his 'tea arne.he Cell hatantly on his back sad eitoirtif. Mood friar hours Meth's the duel took place, wit • wens heard 4e. Gavial assert to Mr. Altos-k, that Mr. reOclough dill am laterfrre witb Mrs. Cbamly's tessols, owl if any ems was to bloats, it was lie, Mr. [Ural, a.. 4 desiring Mr. Match to attach the quarrel its Ma. . Colebrook was awarmighteil. 11e wort • Wass, but Who. maw , observed him merle' spectacles. Thse Witness, 9a has crow.evamiriation, mated, that if the eiremarthiset afire simetates, w.th respect to which he did ant a wits ra yea as spinet, was uocuometed, thought it wee a fate ,10. t. te. oared Cideloneti wite then railed. Hr stated, that en Ito Ist day of etectsun be wee preatit no the Host erg., *ben r. Pierre Newtoa *mg, rho was Me. Akock's pat neuter :limit, onto!, that it :toe m,e •ookl, doting that .leraon, eat. to eiti A:ft wll4 truants, or separate the twines: of the &wailers-de sad tenauts, he would tall him yeemantly tie terrains kw hie angentlenamblee tiandort.— Witgem isleu n neinlored the a' 11, May), the day cia which the teal bovines, Imp or lied he sow Mr. Atiock that day i a the Coint.boose. a,wt having heard that mine altercation bad tolt-oi 14101•11. ihr :reams of Mrs. Chundy voting fur Ole Cul , loagl ; fir 1,3.1 a eithecreation with Mr. Alcock on the sahhict, during *lnch he pledged nine hip honverr, that Mr. Culicksagh keel is, ,uthe eligloest degreeMorino's! ; Inn that It any one had interfered, he ,tbc tl'itaess), was Ile mom., sod hi was ready to atelier ft, it At eve maiden. tho coaitometom' toile place, Mr. Ali tick bad light cutoured spectacles on, silver ; M also wore a Lerner coat, with tetras tosttinis, a light-coloured waistcoat, st.d a also, sieekelimie. Afterwastle on the grimed, 31r. Alemb wore tro etas .es, hot they were not miniated in the away canner as !lam ht wire a hen be spoke to Min in the scorn-tiesse ; the sem-trees he were nu tho ground were dark inanoteel, and he had thea on hiss a !dark widsecuat and leretelhee, sod a Mack seelectotn '• 3I r. Edema-4e err •:..epnard, that on the morailig of the day on whieli 31r. Colcitiogli wss shot, smile it the twenty of Airs Chorale cause rots hat booth cot Mr. ("oklmigh's telly. • Shortly aflr Ur Akteek and Me Hupa White ea,e,.. in, h e . LK 84 he :a.4e.r01, mat for sot the iceeelms, mei II e. 1 .1-1 iird., a Greed of it , eieeassed, elm was then o• the Coo- ~t,~:~ pr: !...4 the troar,m, if Ili.. <111...1!? r Finn th..) : thew ausWer u as, thLy t.. uti:4l rule Ft Mr.flzarks Ogre woe agent fv; Mr. Cukktu,i'.li he wail • stanoried ir. !he tolly.roont of the Varney of %airy ; sine. teen of the tenants of Mrs. Chumly raise there on the meriting of the day Mr. Colcicillh 000 killed, and offered iltenlleleCe to his eotrrs. The witness asked whether they entire therewith thew own fret will, or whether* they were Mower/a le1111? 'I hey said they came of their own free will ; in consequence of which be pat them on the tally ; after wahls is die ttre.t, he Ward Mr. Aleeek scents Ile. Cid- Arikgh of Irchavireg an unhauclstitne amnia* w ith the tr (Mats, in so bringing th, .ever to his sic:. Mr. lough answered, " On my honour, I did not interfere with any gut tletuaris tenants, and those in purticutar." Mr. Alive* 1 . 4 , pin " Either you or your agents did, and by I will make it personal with you in halt an hour, if they are not r men up." Mr. Dudley Colcluezh elated, that having beard of the surrel, eurkasuared to reconelle rustier., and for that purpose i,e you up to Mr. Aleock, who was iu the Conti borne Hell Oleb Colonel Pinot ; but Colonel Piggot, taking Mr. Alcock away, said, " Come, none, there is nu use in this, the business is fixed." Mr. Josbna Sutton was at Lady Colclougli's house when Mr. Pere mil came there to kaow whether Mr. Colelough would give up tiro tenants and the 1100.er wae, that Mr. Col (dough did Dot iuterfcre ' but would not give up the freehold er* who would rote for him On his cross-examination, ha admitted that Mr. Femoral, mecoromnerd by Lard %%aeons, came to Lady Colcloigh's, for the purpese of postponiug the duel mitil after the election, but del not believe they Mete from Mr. Akock. Dr. Haswell proved that the spectacles Mr Akoek wore et the dine of the duel were din'ereut from those he wore at any other time. 'fhe cam beinr, here closed on the part of the Crown, Lord Valentin was swam on the part of the Prisoners. Ilia Lord ship stated, that he was deputed by Mr. A leo( I.*Corninittee to Carry a mesurge to :Ur. Colelough, Marlin+ message, M cock being called in, acquiereed. The purport of the risessoge was, that they conshlered Mr. Alcoa as the representa tive of a party ; that they would wish therefore- that the busbies should be postponed until after the election, and that if any loss of character resulted to %fe. Alcotk, from withdrawing the challenge, they wouhl ta. r it on tilt The answer given to hie Lordship by Mr. Cole loughs friends was, that gime Mr. Aleock lied com mitted himself so far, lie must meet Mr. Coklough in half an hour—Lord Valentia olso Mated that he was GM the mound whet' the duel took plans, previous to which hr met Mr. itagoal said having mitered into conversation with him, Air M•Cord came . up and brought Mr Magma Colc'iragli nom, saying, yam must nut speak to Lord Vales tie, lest any coucillatiou *mad take place. mrel Valentia then underwent a lung rromemminatiou by sr JONAhI B•110111110TON, but mating at aerial canto, oat. Mr. William Peretwai, the second of Mr. Alcock, stated, that be went tlin e times to Mr. ColelongL'a, in order to me him, and have the business settled, hut would not he al lowed to see him try his Mende. The proposal he bad to make was, that Mr. Alearek did mot want both the rulers of Mrs. Cloinily's truants, hut was willing they ‘i.hould poll for Mr. C. iod Mr. A. When the Witness ormolu:OA Ibis pro pmal, Mr M'Cord tail, " We must have all or arms—Mr. toitleugh's earrars A at the door, and they must go out."— Timt and place were the.. bead, awl it ass agreed that wily three friends at each eel.. ehoolil s.courpany them. Impl Valentin, Mr. Dreereux, awl Mr King, were the dove that theAVitatas took with him; sei eral Mimics:44 were, however, on the gibund. Mr. Clattert Anatin proved, that the effect of the glasses which Mr. Akock ware on that day, 00 a defective eye, was, that the ohjeet is made clearer, bat more dedncd, mid that it is dinsiuished in saes and light. He did not think it rendered the hitting a distant object men seems.. Mr. Pieice Xing was then produced, and identifier' .the glasses, as 'being the same worn by Mr. Meta* at the time attic dad. This be did by a small law oa one of them, which be had taken particular notice of. The evidence on the part of the Prienner was here closed, and Caron StltTn commenced his rharg.. He stated to the Jury what the hoe was, tamely, that if, in • premeditated emltigensent, the life of a man was lost., the survivor ass guilty of mutter. The Jury retired, and in shout three minutes retained us verdict e Nor GaiJfg, me to bulls. The Court was instantly is an uproar. During the whale of the day it was crowded to as excess. The Lira was not over until half past Mae o'clock. LIVERPOOL, Arai , R. Oa Tuesday last, the Laslyecity Quarter-Sessions were opened in the Town 14611, by a short but very neat address et 41131 the DEPUTY RECORDER, who, after sonic forcible remarks on the extreme and increasing depravity of the lower class of fe males in this town, proceeded to congratulate the Court sad Jury on the favourable change that had been graciously made by His Majesty in the Mu nicipal Police of Liverpool. As it was formerly constituted, each Magistrate continued in office no longer than live years after his Mayoralty ; in COD sequence of which, the number of Magistrates wes so small, that the multifarious business of the town could with difficulty be proceeded in. lie was happy to state, that the mode now adopted would remove the ineonvenience—Every one on whom • the dignity of the Mayoralty devolved, would now become a Magistrate for lite, by which means the public business would be less onerous to individuals, and conductiel with greater advantage to the pub lic. He informed them also, that tearful of hay ing only one Coroner, by which much inconveni ence had been suffered, four were now appointed, so that the town of Liverpool was now probably in • better condition, with respect to its Magisterial Officers, than any other in the kingdom. He added several other obiervatioris, which we are sorry our limits will net permit us to hired. Trial,/ RICHARD JONSII, for Shop•fifling, This trial excited an unusual degree of public interest, *OM the nature nod number of the Pri soner's offences, the decency rifling appearance and former situation in life, and the respectability of sonic of his connections. Tbe Court MAP more crowded, at an early hour, than we ever remembered it on any former occasion, so that much ineon . ventence and uneasiness was suffered by those ttho where in an unfavourable situation. The indict uzeuts messiest the Prisoner were three, viz. The lint, for stetting two haw-pots, and other articles of earthen. are, the property af Samuel Morthisigtuts %IA Co. proprietors of the Ilercelasurain Pottery. The aerosol, fw elealteir a "'omit) of sane spoons, tits property of Mr. Thome Winstonlay. 1 Ise third, Ow blearusg two pioces of Ibsen cloth, the pr. pull of Mr. Janice Waltlwrw. '1 he Prisoner being called upon to plead to the first intlietment, answered, that he was so extreme ly ill. and his head was so bad, that if he must lw put upon hie trial, ha mast plead Getitty, a% he wag . . not competeut, emasidernig his state of health, to attend to any defence he had to make.—This be ing considerisl by the Court as s plea of Not 4silty ; such plea was reeenrle'l aeconlingly. On heing asked, in the usual wanner, if he had nhjectinns to make to any of the Jury he replied, his eye-sight was so bid, he could not distinguish them:" 311 r. 'nuncios Buxton, Fulesui an at the Hercula neum Pottery, proved theeouveyanue of the goods from the Herculaneum Pottery, and his 'indict; thew in a trunk at the Prisoner's W i rings. lit• was ably to identify the goods on al:COUlit of thy peculiarity ("Idle usanufayiure. lie diet% ar 11, in eompa'7 with a =gable. mulled the Bonn of Captui■ Sherwowd, where they fouall sate flower which had been taken Loin the smile wale- Mr. Richard Mansfield, a proprietor and sales mini in the emict:6l, deposed to the same. facts ; and on beim; asked the names of his pacers in the lh•reulitneitut Pottery, he mention , d a der of Partnership, of the date of the 12th of Nei-collie:, on which Mr. STA t3Tr.ut.r, the Pristwer's advocate, said, that as this deed had been thus inentio.wil, the prosecution could not be sunorted without the production of it, and the proof of the siguatuie of every parther. As this could nut )w dune, ti:. COVRT directcd the Jury to acquit the Prisoner n,i the firtii. indictment. The Prisoner was then ariaßuell on the second indictinent, to which he pleutled—Nor Mr. Thomas IViristaillq proved, that lie missed the spoons inent• NI in the indictment ou the loth last, from a room called the Gothic room, in Markle-street, where they wore expo..ol, nr,Nic.ii to on intended sale. That he saw the Prisoner in the loons the same day, who looked at the plate, and observed that it had his :the Ps i solier's), cypher, and that the crest was hike. That he marked the plate with ink, according to the eutulrive of and diet one of the spoons still the mark upon it. -Mr. Rowe, constable, deposed, that being • sirett by the 143 t witness t o *eurch the rii..otier'll trustiol, ut hi. ludu:ings, he futtud 6., spwc“, iu question, which u crc immediately claimed by Mr. iVinstuuley. The Primmer being called upon for his defence, said, that he hud purchased the bpuuns in Landfill, and had gat them engraved there, that he should have brought down the engraver, had not his pa pers and property been taken finin hien. The DEre Tr ItEcultlnit haviu ' bututned up the evidence with great accuracy, in tliceourix of which he mare many judicious observations, the Jury. almost instantly, returned a verdict of Guilty: 7 Upon which the Prisoner was sentenced to seven )cars transportation. NAVAL lATELLIGIENCE. PORT:Nolitil, APRIL 3. Sailed His Majesty's brig Escort, for Plymouth. -11 ind W. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 2. Sailed tlis Majesty's ship Steal/um, with a fleet of victuallers, fur the fleet oil' Lisbon ; iiiid Harlepiim, with a Large ilt:et fur the Downs. Di' il., APRIL 3. Soiled the Ceohnir, Orion, Salrette, AL M' Daphne, to the Northward.—t% ind S.W. blows hard. VALOIOUIH, Ard:L I. Sailed the Pickle, with a convoy for the Downs Arrived the Manchester packet, Captain Davis,. front the Leeward Islands, in wit weeks; brings the iutellikretice:—Sir J. Duck% orth's squa dron were of St. iiites on the 19th of Fehrutsr, and proceeded for St. Domingo. The York, Cap tain, and Intrepid, with the 25th and 63drei4inierita on board, lied arrived at liarbado.•,r from !Madeira. The Astrea, which sailed from Portsmouth on the I:4th of Ikeentber, had arrived at Bari. does with part of her convoy, and proceeded with the ships for Jamaica, on the fith of February,— Thirty-four wail of the above Meet had not arrived at Barbadoes on the istli (February ; the Heroine, —, from Tortola, and the Norfolk /km frOm London, for St. Kitt's, have been taken, re-taken, and arrived at llarbadoesi; the Grace, Taylor, from Loudon, was lost off Nevis, on the 30th Jounary ; the .triessidly &tendon, from Virginia, far Antigua, is taken and carried iuto Guadaloupe. DOVER, •PAIL 3. Came in the Nancy, of Dover, Bell, With a cargo of coals; and the brig Salle, of Philadelphia, with► sugar. coffee, and cocoa, for Amsterda►u ; she is to wa►t here for orders, having been boarded by our cniiiters ; she was last frum I'orts►uouth. The ships of war destined for the expedition are daily passing here from the westward. 'flie Master of the Trinity Pilots here is busily employed in looking out for such men as are lit to take charge, either for the Sciiiiia or coast of Holland : seventh men of that descripti tttt t beside the Trinity l'ilots, have been found here, and sent off immediately to join their respective ship+. COHN EXCHANGE, Aram 4. The fresh supply of Wheat this day is rather repetitive able. Prime samples support last priers, wad other finali ties are heavy sale. Harley keeps its price. Malt rather lower. White l'ras support their price. Grey, and KCMG of each hied, are fliasper. The 'applies of Oats arc con siderable, soil this trade is named at full is high prices.— Flour without variation. SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL 4. Tips das's ilarket wan well supplied with prime Masts, sad th. sh w or Cattle, iu other resperts. was Omani l'orit tad Veal arc dearer than ore kat report. 'leaf and 3tattuss suppent lest prier, and the trade iu general was pretty good. The soli. in the thy enact were tolei ahly litely ; 9.141,V, and Chiver, hare dropped is price snore Friila's market. COAL-MARKIa, Aram 4 Fleirsat Market. &dd. Prier. 304 NelKe:sde s4 .... 4i ud. 2 lot. 01 19..S.iiitiril.md ij .... a,.. 64. a ....m. vd riticr. (1I ST(111.:13 3 pc( l'ebt Cons S iv( ( - rot Nscy lot.lis 11.114 Excltalitter ROI% English 1 ”Itery Tickrty, Cokuml* fur .. .t 6; •• • • r•Vf 2.1 •ti, • • .41. titi .4tiock 11:oLer. ♦, Conti 11, mutt .o, Iha,tu 1 eaten:ay, 3lrr. Csh:lard, of PalLllaft , of a son. HEATH. ( .1011. Neseaptle-street, Strand, Mr. noinsa Bayley, better taunt, as little Tummy, the Pot-Buy, iu St. lary's Strand. Ile salt io ins 54th year, s.d had . ..an tbsly years a jlot. boy. The last treaty were ►peat at the Fountain public-butisi:, in Nerre:istli,rtreet, sheet La died, aft( r a aeries Own., itr.rite; • hreli tutu.- l, . made a sill, ►nynd•sth tu; .0,4 Ski na. tiot of fm tt )P.• *yr, attar, t4l P akuw La• had tint fern rot the Irst twrury bars of hi, hie situ, us. britic infi nterd of the bey.. " slut did rout it, bat ter uitifit to bars Lad tome (twat)." tic rut WOPi f dilh f a l tal l troll •ett Ant. £k, 711 IS DAV, AT Lo\ r Kul.. .14 ,awe. uftA.r ~v alto. 9. ti;• , 11 NIL IS S,iI.I•TAIIN" TO .m 1 wirwrcr &wove," e:lfusta it la nor port.Lu, squirm an ve.eutial .4evvirt to bis t'ouutry and Mu kit it Profess:on:li vaeu have, of late, through the m dine nt the Prelos, Isud 1 ,, :f0r.. the pulthe rya the frarious u)lopt•ao. of aiPuttiers, tr.o...,trr, to tlootte:teitte WU: haStcloll• VA' 1.14141, it a odpc nreesaury for t.s to ?Ittrce at. lirve the to utfoon tiptoe prrstras, who, fi,,, u Pv ,ant tc a t.;•!..at, or unguir,4l httitit, 11...J"1 study, ciattiotp• of cliat.ltt. vittlet.t dMapp iletttot•ra, tt:i • kr.4f, ur I- .A.l ,7‘ . of Lav kind, Las4l6.- utttler :•.• dim-tt•c• which I r:,tit from • .111-solgetscat of NERVo I. sysTi,m, a gvut tw itnrtial 1)I:.:$11 ITV, that, from the utsitut 1:1 :Wit" ~: lat•:64:‘ tai lotowleti.ft., with veer eitthir..te • Letair •.1 or lowc tt in our pu•rr to A ',lt it s Cl of 641 th to titt.t.t als.l s:rrnAth. tisss, steel, sith toylie me•lieines, %VIA hove .1, ill our r 11,4 of th Ide we Lone fow.al, from •, 1.1 he by nit wi t an„ a & lu , ti) the berfortiiimee of a e..inkilste and la..itireig east; slid MERCURY, th urclina: y ease*, is uili• yi rsslly to be of to.ist effi.eis us the human intim,: we have thew:fort IS. hrrett, hi hurling the siva, ,•t . *Ail t. , th:q 1115,1 h. th.! std 17 )(aril experlei.ee to ant,- prArllee, tr. t.th r the rtlhhe sU: tit s trr/Ltnt•rt entirely which Lila w Cot WC .1A1.4:0 13 , therto Reno at in Ilse mita.) •I t till tll,oj knoruto As a t.:a part ef these dise.ous Las d, Ord h.:, beet. r ul 1.11 Until, Pt to 1.1 tit' of I ul.•:; ai :t N ti t Irt, u.ll t.:01.111 • that rerun'. 01 x, &sad of 'al life, WO . - S ehre.iet. r. Art 1i..41e to the.* ( li b od e r*, liertiettlarl) thox of eleKant um{ d. t6lnatcdmu.d:, very retiord seatitortus mid feelings, wad of studious woo. tie, habits, ine-d esp.:ea:illy those of a quirk and bi t '', fiabry, Qua &liar i:saAAii=atiust—the Vott, the Palate", .0 tin . Novelist th Att 1010111 an affluent fortiow and lodd 1“..k rl so-u ty bay, excluded final all tnauusl labour, 7.164 ft glll3l. I. CO : foe the LP... of cub Patients, 'ohm. wools, naturailvQuid, tare reodcred still more no by i yet, nature of their e..inplaint, the strictest on erdiou hi paid to delicacy and secrecy, ri.d a certain, a permitting and ra dical ('ore, is soletrody protnuied. 111. &as. and CO Surveil', rosy be consukad at their house, No. 107, by Patients of tither hex, pers mall), or ft) letter ..post itsclosiue foul Note, * Len the nece.aary .tdvice nail M. &cases trill Lc g.teu, of IWO t to any 'AMA of tha kismet:No. Pali. tits iu the clientr) art requested to daarribe the par . I titulars of their eouiplaiuts, age% wad general habit of living.—No. 107, !tattoo llaree. All ty al 4.limai THE LATE MR. WALKER'. VALUABLE. WORKS I Olt SCHOOLS, .AND FOR YOUNG PERSUNS. NEW EDITH tNS. (Fur au ::atcratin7 accomit of oboes cod of his Writiugs, see't'he Athenaeum do. 13.) 'I Ilia .1a) ttet-1):11:11alted, I. 4 CRITICAL IItoNI)IiNCING DIC IIL TIONARY, and EX i'OS/TOR of the ENGLISH LA NGU AG E : In i kith the uteaming of every. Ward is ex plained, the Sound of every Syllaildc is closely skews; wad where v men are tukret to (hart ent Pi otaunciatious, the Am thorn's e of our best Prunonacing Eiettunaries me fatly (N• lamed, the Reams for each are at large displayed, gut in, preri.rable Prouunciation is ro usted out. To which ari pn bu..l, Pa ii ciao; of Etichs lionsimiation : In which the Sotiorls of Letters, S./Haden, and Words, are eritically Imes. tigand, min systeruitiently arranged ; the iaduente of the ('reek and Latin Accent awl (timidity, ea the Accent nut quantity of the English, is thoroughly examined and desalt debt. it. and the Analogies of the language are ro fully 1,410111 LA to la ) the. Foundation of a coup...tea and rational ' Prorunriatioa. *Likes Me, kaki to he observed by the Na lit.'s et' Se..t:attd, Irelmn4 mad London, to &.voaing their several Peculiarities. Also Directions to Fin eigners, rim GO guiring • knowledge (Jibe Use of this I/Slummy. Ths oliole interspersed with Oboravatioss, Etysiautogical, Cram cal, and Grarmansatieal. By JOHN WALKER. The Fourth Edition, with considerable Aeditioes. Is Oli 9 Vollillit, 410 It. us. tid• in Boards. 9. A KEY to the CLASSICAL PRONUNCIATION ti GREEK, LATIN, and SCRIPTURE PROPER NAMES: In which the Words are accessed and divided into Syllables, exactly as they ought to be prououuced, according to Male drawn frosts Analogy mod the best Usage. To which are added, Timmiaatiosial Vocabularies of Hanes, Greek, and Latin Proper Nausea. By the same. Pike 7s. is Boards. a. A Elf YRIING DICTIONARY, summer* at the sims time the putpons of Spelling aid Pionuoueiug the Lida, Language ;um a Plan not hitherto attempted. In amt., I. The whole Language is arranged according so its lane. natioas.—t. Every Word is explained and divided into So- Lahti.' exactly as pronouirced.—sa. sltaitudes of Words liable • to • dwilik Proaaociatiou are limed in their true amid, by a Rhyme +4. Several Words of established usage, not to Ina found in our best Dictionaries, are inserted, and the most difficult %torch rem! wed easy to be prouounced, by being cleaned according to their eadiags. To which is prefixed, a copious Intemtnctinis to the varioas Uses of the Work, w.rb C'ritical and Practical Obliterative, on Ortliocrapliy, SO, Incubate, Protium-halloo ' and Rhyme ; and for the perpov s of Poetry is added, au lodes of Allowable Rhymes, with Authorities for their usage, from our heat Authors. By the same. I..tiso. Price sus 6d. in boards. a. ELEMENTS of ELOCUTION: its which the Priv.- oiples of Reading and %rutin are investigated, gad our is Paulo s, Emphases and leflexisma of Voice, as are switable tottery Variety ete ' Sentroce are distinctly pirated out and eaplahatral : with Direetionsfor strengthening and modulat ing the Voice, so as to moiler it varied, forcible, and har moniums. To which is added, a complete System of the Passions; shewiug bow they affect the Countenance, Tone of Yoke, sod Gesture of the Hedy ; exemplified by • .I:operas Selection of the most strikiug Passages of Shakarreare. 'lle a hole illustrated by Copper. plates, explaining t he nature of Arreent, Emphasis, Intleniuu, and Cadence. By the sante. The 'third Edition. aro. 75. is boards. s. A RHETORICAL GRAMMAR : in •laich the com mon Improprieties is Reading and Speaking are dtteciasl, and the true Softies, of Elegant Pronsciatiou poiuted out _ {Vol( a complete Analisis of the Voice, explained by et.o.i o plane. strewing its specific Mortification*, and how ilo t too!. fee Applied to different Species of Sentences, and (t ie tread Figures of Itlicturic. To ...barb are added, Outlines ••!* cmailootion , At, 1 1 1901 Yid EllO9 Roles for wririug tiration. foe the Senate. and forming Pleatiags at the Rm. 'II . I Erlitio.., a.;11 err; con, , iti•ta Able A Itrtation, , and AV iv... W nib a l'a sr! of stir Author. By the saint. h. one Va.:sam , , ion. Psi.. r 7n. in lierwrin. ti The AC.I DPtilt: SP E.IK ER ; or, A Seler/iott f 1'..1 lis tarot wry Itebatrs. 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