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:utor, the capital part of the charge, that of steal. in privately from the person, was clearly done sway, as he stated he had felt her hands about his person before the watch was taken. With respell to the general consideration of the case, the Jury would decide from-a review of the evidence. The Jury had very little hesitation iwacquittlng the Prisoner. Sarah Powell, a very young girl, was found guilty 91 stealing a large quantity of alnico, and other articles, the property of Mr. James Little, a linen.draper, with whom it appeared she had lived as servant. William 4114-4 was indiaed for stealing, at Staines, on the 7th of March last, a petticoat, value rzs. the property of William Le'wii, Esq. . _ It appeared in the course of the evidence, that the Prosecutor, Mr. Lewis, removed, in March last, from North Badgely, in Hampshire, to Ham mersmith, a great part of his household goads, chests with wearing apparel, &c. were put into a travelling waggon, in order to be removed to his new place of residence.. Upon.the road, near Alton, the waggon was met by the Prisoner and another man, wilt) agreed with the waggoner for a ride to a certain distance on the London road : they accordingly got in, - and went with the wag_ gam as far as Staines— ' they occasionally got out 4nd walked, as suited their Convenience"; They e . tuitted the waggon at Staines,--andv.shotily after st was discovered that one of the chests had been broken open, and a variety of thine. taken Out,' . . particularly a japanned case w hich contained Mrs. Lewis's jewels and other articles or very consider able value : among other things taken was a mus linet petticoat. soon 'after, the Prisoner was ap prehended on suspicion of committing The robbery; but. before his examinations by the Magistrates were concluded, be found means to cs6ape-, A man of the name ofknight was taken up about. the same time. on a similar suspicion, but he was discharged. the zgth of July, it appegred that the Pri soner, was apprehended a second time;:. at his apart_ dents in a Court near Bishopsgate-street. One of the first things obser v ed by the Officers on entering, was a piece of fine muslinet, in use as a. window. curtain. They . immediately took possession of it: The Prisoner was searched, and in a : pocket-book round on him, was discovered a duplicate, which was, for a piece of muslinet, which it was soon found had been pawned by the Prisoner's wife, and on com paring this piece and that used as a window cur tain, - ,they were found to hive been originally one piece, and on being produced in Coutt, were scribed by Mrs. Lewis to have been the whole or the greater part of the petticoat which had been stolen. The Prisoner told a long story in his defence, admitted that he had been in the w aggon as f ar as Staines, but denied knowing any thing whatever of the, robbery. .He said the piece of muslinet had been bought twelye months ago by his wife. Of this fact, howeyer, he adduced no proof, 'and no .witnesses appeared in his behalf. The Jury had little besitationid ending him Guihj. CIRCUIT INTELLIGE!;C 8. INT/MARY, SEPT. 9. • The Circuit Court of justiciary was opened here this day by the Right Hon. the. Lord CRAIG. William &mama, Lachlan Thomson,. and Peter ill‘Farlane, were accused of obstruaing, Revenue Officers. M'Farlane was outlawed for not cam pearing. The libel as to Thomson was found not proven, and he was dismissed. The .libel as to Dawson was found proven, with a recommendation to the lenity- of the Court. He is- sentenced to be imprisoned for one month, and to find caution, to Iceep the Peace for a 'year, under a penalty of 600:Merits Scots. No other business came before the Court. SHIP NEJVS. GRAVESEND, SEPT. 16. Passed by—the Triton, —, from Calcutta ; Dorothy Forster, Black, from Jamaica ; Patrick, —, from Dunkirk ; Woodford, Martin,, Ganges, - Gray, Belvidere, —, and Al-• bion, Timbrell, from China. Sailed—the Betsey, 'Bartlett, for Halifax ; John Morgan, Chew, for New-York ; Dtnnisson, lot Elsinore ;. Young Edwin, •Slo:t1,111, fo( Africa; Two Sisters, Hall, and Sally, Robson, for P‘nersburg. BIRTH. On the roth inst. at Gosport, Mrs. Hutton, wife of Lieu tenant Hutton,. Queen's German Regiment, of a Daughter. 11121 RR IE D. • On Wednesday,• at Church, - Addis, Esq. to Miss Rebecca Hornby, youngest daughter of Mrs. Hornby, of Sloane Terrace. _ . _ (hi the 6th inst. at Aberdeen, Mr. James Littlejohn, Housebuildee, to Miss Jane Chalmers, fourth daughter of Mr. Chalmers, grinter, Aberdeen. DID. Early yesterday morning, at his house at Twickenham, in the 36th year of his age, Richard Owen Cambridge, Esq. On Thursday afternoon, Miss Mary Cray, daughter of Mr. John Gray, -iiilliter-square. On .the 6th of July last, at the Island of Trinidad, in the Weit Indies, Mrs.. Balfour, wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Wil liam Balfour, of the.s7th Regiment. •. • On Sunday, last, at Hampstead, the seat of Capt. HOdges, Mr.. fan, the-Artist, in the 47th year of his age. On the 7th inst. 'at Brompton, Middlesex, Mrs. Brown, vvidow of the late Tames Brown, Esq. Commander of the Ship Alfred, in the Hon. East-India Company's service. re STOCKS. STAPfORT)SHIECE.—SUG - NALL HALt. ESTATt.. 'TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION', 13y -Mr. HIiNSHAW, • At the Swan, in Stafford, in the County or Stafford, on Tuesday the 19th of Oidober, 18tie., at - nu - cc o'Cloek in the Afternoon, (sub as to such Conditions as will be then producedl, unless disposed of in the mean time by Pri, vat:: Co - ntr.,d; in which case ten days notice Nvill be given, • AVerY'desirabIe.FREEHOLD,ESTATE ) called SUGN A L L MALL, in the County of Stafford, situ , ated on an eininenc, adjoining tile great road frotiv'Londoti to Chester, t4o . niiles frertwthe former, and 17 .from the lat ter plAe; 2 from. Eceleshall; 8 fioin Stone, 9"from StaffOrd, and I z fronuNeWcastle, all Market "rowns; cqnsistin; of an .excci lent and - remarkably firm built modern Stone I‘.lt..r.sron, completely `finislied, suitable attached and detached () r leas, s:onvenient , 'Farm Lipildings and Yard, Walied Garden, Hot . ant! Green Thuses, .flitths, Fish-ponds and SteWs,- extensive an:Lvaried Pysure Grounds; Plantittions, Shrubberif:s and Walks, laid, with taste- and. judgment, tlie whole con up‘vo;ls.Of Two Hundred Acres of Land, in excellent corofition, - of-thefirst quality. and within a Ring Ferice. l he premises - cotnglaxid exterkive Prospects over•a rich Country, and adjoin a large and beautiful piece .of Water, covering nearly ,One Hundred AereWin view 'from various parts of the House and Ciounds. The Neiglb6hrhood is - tespeetable, the Roads good; and the Country aboundS With (Jame, and affords all .kinds of •Field Sports. . • • Possession may be hadimmed;atcly or at Lady-Day next, and one half of the Purchase Money may remain on Security of the Estate, The Fatmer at the Hall will shew- the Premises, and a Map of the Estate, and Ground Plan, arid Elevation of the Mansion, 'may be seen at Mr. CrtftwelPs Printer,-Bath. Printed Particulars may also-be had of Mr. Crutwell ;of the PrinterS of the Liverpool, Mancheger, Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Chester,.Derby, and Staffoid (rapers; dfivlessrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's-inn, London„where a ALT of ; the Estate may also be seen ; and of,MessrS. Collins and: Keen, in Stafford, who are authorised to treat for the Sale by Private Contract, and from whom any furtherinformation may be had. • EDINBGRGH SEPT. U. YESTERDAY morning arrived in .Leith • Roads, from the-southward, the Prince of Wiles, Captain IVitiRRAT.. This ship on her passage down struck on 11-sand-bank near Orfordness, where she remained for z i or r z hours ;' and was at last got off by throwing 'overboard her guns, &c.--She' appears to have sustained considerable damage, as it re. 4uired, the utmost exertions of the crew to keep her up by pumping. She comes into Leith harbour this day to be docked. -..We are informed from Elgin, that while the ma sons were employed in taking down an outer stone stair, l ea ding to the Magistrates' loft, in the churth of Elgin, a few days since, they discovired the skeleton of a human' body under one of the large -atones of the stair. No opinion can be formed of the cause of placing the- body in . this spot ; but the most probable conjedure , is, that it' Must have :been some concealed murder perpetrated many years ',C o. c , The weather has been exceedingly rainy about :but there is the appearance of an abundant crop, though it will "be late. LO WINE, meliorate& by keeping large quart. O titles together in Vats, by SPENCER and PERKINS, Wine,Merchants; No. t is,- West end of NeWgate-street (re-. moved from Snow-hill, on account of tl i d iniprovenient* there); who, from fourteen years experience of keeping ,such quantities as from 2 to 4000 Gallons of Wine together, can assert, that their Wine is nororrirmore agreeable in Ha. your to the palate, but more restorative and wholesome to the stomach of the aged and infirm. They have Port, which, after being ripened in ra vat, containing twenty pipes, has been in bottle from two to seven years. White %Vines, as Madeira, Sherry, Bucella, Lisbon, and Mountain, they bottle from the Vats as wanted. This mode of keeping gives their Wines that decided superiority so well known and 'acknow. ledgod. Such an immense stock enables them to serve their friends with superior Wine, of the best vintages, on their usual moderate terms, for ready money. They send to any part of the Town (not less than a dozen) free of expence, They also have a very superior stock of Cogniac Brandy, Pine and jamaica.Rum, East-India and Rum Orange Shrub. Copy of a Letter received by Mr. Sco.rr, of Edinburgh, and forwarded by him to the - Proprietors of the GENUINE SPILSBORY's ANTISCORBUTIC.DRO PS, No. 15, Soho-Square, London. 51*, ,T AM very happy - toinform you of the good efFeel I have experienced from the use of SPILSBURY's DROPS recently procured from you. The following is a short statement of my Case About a year since 1 perceived a small pimple on my right leg, which gradually increased, 'discharging a thin acrid hu mour ; several large boils then appeared t and both legs were atieeted, till at last the fore part of my right leg became ul cerated from the knee to the toot ; the pain was so acute that I was reduced to the necessity of keeping my bed, not being able to waik ; I lay in this condition near six months, during which time I consulted several Medical Gentlemen, but with little eflea, till fortunately I was advised by ,a friend to, try SPII.SBURY's DROPS,, which I sent for to your Shop ; the good effeas of which have been most surprising, for in a short time my legs, were heled, and my health and strength restored, which, under Providence, I can attribute only to the excellence of the above Medicine, and am happy to say that at the present period I am in every respect as sound, in my limbs, and as perfeetly well in health and, strength s as I have ever been at any former period of my life. 'I am, Sir, yourobliged-Servant, Dean, near Edinburgh, WI LLIANI .WILSON. July, 5, /802. !-. • • We, the undersigned, .do certify to the truth of the abLve Case : Mr. MILLER, Grocer, Edinburgh. ROBERT BR6wN, Weaver, Water of Leith. F F FE, Weaver, Dean, near Edinburgh. The above Drops are sold by, the general venders in town and country, with a black Stamp affixed to each bottle, marked " SPILSBURY and Co. Na. 15, Soho-square. " Also the words, " By the King's Patent," on Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper, UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. 'ON Monday. the University conferrred the Ile. gree of Doctor in Medicine on the following Gen. tleznen, after the usual private and public trial§ : SCOTLAND. Min Mitacli, De FtSribue Continuit, et pr x. blue de Meddle in lie adAi. send r. - De Atelleami Faeultatum Con ditions In Mende dberratimix diveriis generibus. De Ufli A2ve efrigider, in typho, extern*. De lidtoly Anasarea. De drathorac t. c Dc De Acids Nitrite. De Pneumonia. Alexander Campbell, -Thomas Stewart Trail, George Cumming, , Wm. Cullen Brown, Thomas Willis, Adam Neale, Robert Smith, ENGLAND. john Perkin 11111, Charles Tice, Dr T}•pho. De D.penteria. IRELAND. tomes Willes, Joseph Harte, illiam )(eating, Benjamin Robinson, John Breen, De Infamonti , ione. De Febre I► ~ termittente. De Hepatitide: • De Herniq Inguina De . 01.11 Efefithus. ejusque in qurrundam Ilforborsizts Cura ti9ne Virtutibus. De .4mat4rosi. Dc Meru. De Faceina. De. Diabetellita. De Febre Interinittente. Peter Maguire, Joseph Rcade, Andrew , Mannin, John Elliot, Oliver JAMAICA. DeTehre Flava India Occiden • .Williatn Mara, AMERICA. 'hornas Stock, De Hepatitide. - LONDON : Printed by 1111CHANA t!I 114 4 11411,LAN,(bi 1; 0 w-stmt. :Covent-(;arden); and Published by ViiLi ARMIctR Sciz r 5, (n-t Mrs: , At the fu r-Or rz cz, No. 112 s Strand ; where- Adverthementh Otdcri for the Paps-, Let:trs - for the Ed;t4r, Sre. ER ICE 0 R P',F' , ' --, - Rank Stock s h ut • India Stock Navy 5 per Cent. loi ti/ South Sea Stock , ; per Cent. '1797, shut Lcchey. Citl 4 s. S. par Irish S per Cent. . - Fundable ditto prem. t per Cent. Con. shut ' 3d txcliecpier Bills dis. per Cent. Red. shut ''." ' Ontnium 61i lii per Cent. Con. 7oi 6 9 iii finper. 3 per Cent. 693} Ditto Scat) • ' Ditto Ann, 121 7-16 Bank L. Ann. shut flank for openulg Ditto Short Ann. India for Acr. Ditto Scrip ~ Cons. for Oa. 7 .3 i 69-M 7, YZSTE COURSE OF E. XCIIA NCE. FRIDAY, PT. Amsterdam t t Ditto, at sight to 17/ Rotterdam It 1 z us. liainburgit - 33 3 2i us. Attuna - 33 4 zi us. Paris t day'sda. 23 11 Paris 2 usance 23 19 Livres Bourdeaux, do. 24. Cadiz . in paper Ditto - 361 eliedive Z us. Ivl4o . in paper Ditta 36,1 einctive Leghorn - - Std ),Naples - - 43 Uenc , a - - - 471 Venice - - - 5,9, Lisbon - trin Oporto -67 i Dublin - - - 12 Bilboa - 361 WANTED for a YOUNG FOREIGNER, about Twenty •• Years of Age, - A. COUNTRY SCHOOL, between Twenty and Sixty Miles frOm Toen ; where he may be taught English grammatically, on moderate Terms. Apply vp Mr. John • Chalon, No. 8, Church-street, Ken. sington., YOUNG MAN of undeniable Charaelet, and of the most respeelable Connexions, wishes to. engage himself in a 'Merchant's Counting-house as CLERK; writes a gobd expeditiont hand ; has no ohjeaion to go abroad ; understands Music and Fiench, .his employer may take adnntage of. Tlvz, most respeaable References can he given, as to Charaeler, and if required, Security can be given. '- Letters addressed to A. 13. No. 5, James-street, Covent_ Garden, will be attended to. ,s ESSEX. , FARMS, WOODS, TYTHES, and HERIOTS. , reO BE - SOLD, ' AST, HANNINGFIELD HALL FARM, .12.1 containing 14t A. 3R. lo P: with Farm-hOuse, and other Buildings, now under LeaSe to Mr.-James Tavener, for a term of 21 years, 'of which so are unexpired at Michaelmas next. This Lot is to be sold clear of Land Tax. • The,LODGE FARM, in East Hanningfield, containing 235 A. I R. 9 P. with Farm-house and other Buildings, now under Lease to Mr. William Wright, for_a term of 21 years, of which so will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, free of Land Tax.—The above Tenants are under covenant to keep the Premses in repair, being allowed rough Timber only. Also the following Woods; , CHURGHLAND GROVE, adjoining to the Glebe and Hill Farm in East Hanningfield, containing - so A. 3R. 6 P.. GREAT BLYTH HEDGES, adjoining to Seymour's Lane, in West Hanningfield; containing 3o A. 3 R. LITTLE iILyTH HEDGES, adjoining ditto, 7A. R. 37P. in ditto. SEYMOU R's SPRING, lying between Great and Little Blyth Hedges Wood, in ditto, 9 A• 3 R• 34 1 '• GREAT and LITTLE IJLOUDLAND WOOD, in South Hanningfield Hall Farm, 16 A. PANDAM WOOD, between Gifford and Ham Farms, in South Hanningfield,-13 A. 3 R. 16 P. Also the G BEAT and SMALL TYTHES of the Parishes of Buttsbury and Mountnessing, and the G R EAT TYTH ES of the Parish of. Bursted, which will be sold to the respective Proprietors of the Estates for which they are payable. 'Also theHE RIOTS due to the Lord of the several Manors of Writtle, Roxwell, Ingatestone, Margaretting, Mountnes sing, Impey, Crondon, Great Bursted, Cowbridge, East, West, and South Hanningfi..Ad. Such Persons as may be inJined to purchase any pf the above, are desired to treat by Letter', post-paid„with 'Thomas Havers, Esq. Ingatestone Hall, Essex. VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. DR. ARNOLD's PILLS, so well known all . over Europe for their superior efficacy and peculiar mildness, in perfectly eradicating every degree of the Vene real Disease without the 'past trouble or confinement. The maybePublimaybe assured this excellent Medicine is perfedly congenial to the constitution, and many have remarked their health having been much improved in other respeds.after its use. Printed Direaions, sigma by D'r. Arnold, are inclosed with each Box, which will enable all Persons to cure them. selves without the knowledge of any one: ,• Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex ; . sold in London by Mr. Axtell, Np.• t, Finch-lane, Cornhill • Mr. Ward, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324; Holborn, opposite Gray's Inn Gate; and, Pidding, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford -street, opposite the Pantheon. ' _ . ..... Sold also . by the following Booksellers - Hazard, Bath Sheppard, Bristol; Manley, ,Portsmouth i ;Collins, Salis bury ; Harropand'Thoinpson,.Manchester ; Jones and G 'ore, Liiietpool; Bulkelcy and Poole, Chester; PeArson and Piercey, Birmingham ; Stevenson, Norwich; . 111iddleditch and Barnsby, Ipswich ; hetileld ; Leeds; Peck" and Wolstenholnie, York; Brown, Hull • Humble, NeVecaStle• Gee, Cambridge'; Slater,.oxfoni ; jeweller, dirasgow ; Scott, Apothecary.,' Edinburgh ; and by one reputable Bookseller in most. Towns in England. Price zs. 9d. and ss. sd. a Bo'x, Dui) , included. Where May be had,•Annold.'S Nervourßestorative Drops.' ANTISCORBUTIC DROPSi remarkable and well authenticated T H C E a rfelaos Ilng been recently conumnicated by Mr. Richard son Ferrand; Chemist and Druggist, in .Stockton-,upon-Tces,. to Mr. LiAnum, Surgeon, in Manciiestcr, who, takes the earliest . 6' lortimity of 'laying it before the Pubac, in order 14t labouring• under slit - Oar complaints may ',allow N . %".{l l ere to find relief, and be comforted under such heavy ail -Hiions. THE CASE. A boy about twelve years of age,. son of Mr, •GeOree' Scotson, a Gentleman 'of respectability 'at }hshopton, nt:ir Stoekton-upon-Tees, in the Countv'of Durham, - was brought to Mr. Ferrand, Diuggisti in Stockton, about three years,ago, and was then a dreadful speCiacle ; his neck and chaps were full of holes, having every appearance of a confirmed to phula, or evil ; and from the noxious. smell of the innu merable ulcers, and want of rest, occasioned by the continual pain,.. his life was rendered a blather) to him. Jr. - N Ferrand. strongly recommended Mr. Lignurn's Royal Antiscorbutic Drops. 'The boy, id 'consequence, entered upon a course of them, - and befOre he had finished six bottles, his health was • resturel, sleep became' naturat,. and all the ulcers healed and' disappeared. Mr. Ferranti advised him to take :t bottle in spring and autumn, to prevent any return,so that in the whole he has taken nine bottles, arid is perteCtly cured.-1113 father wrote to Mr. 'Ferranti a short time after this astonishing cure. was effedcd, and concluded his letter as follows ; My so;),'. who has taken nine bottles of Lignum's Drops; ,has rather a little.scab.sornetimes, but nothing of consequence, which, we hope, will wear °flirt tim&. I tun, Ere. GEORGE 'ScOTSON, • Certified under the, hand of Richardson i Ferrand, Druggist, in Stockton, one of the Agents appointed to vend Mr. Lig... nun's RoYal Antiscorbutic Drops. • Likewise, Mr.- Lignum's lona certain disease, with out the least confinement in any season; restraint of diet, or • hindrance of business, when all other methods have failed. Price is. gd. the box, with diredions. Also, .Lignurn.'s Lotion, Which is found a sovereign remedy - for surfeits, and all scorbutic eruptions of the face and however violent or disti, , uring ;- also for pimples or blotches, redness of thencise, chin, &c. and for every impurity or un natural appearance with which' the skin may, be atiteted,—" Sold, with direCtions, at zs. gd the bottle.-- These Drops ite sold in moulded square bottles at 11.'s. and k...64—0ne - tii, bottle, is _quaff in quantity to three 6d. ;one's. They ,may be had wholesale or retail, at Mr.- Lig num's Dispensary, No. s 7, Bridge-street, Manchester ; at Howard and Evans's, Kt,. as, Long-lane, kVest-Smith field," sole wholesale' Agents' London ; and retail, by. the toi4oWing persons : ..o. 47, Minories ; W. .Clarke, No. 2.69, Borough; Jordan, No. •33, kVhitcchapel ; leboint and. Co. No.- (50, Oxford-Strect ; ,Kuight, No; t 'F.algiie; Kirk, No. 119, Cock hill, Ratclitfe ; Mr. Piddin;.7, No; 76, Oxford-Street; Sutton, No. 1.4 r„ Long-acre; Tint and Bolton, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, Holborn;' Wade, Old Bond-Street, and No, 163, I: kcet-SArect ; and by the principal Venders of Medicine in gvery Town in the United Kingdom. - • . . , . . # The felroWingjtighly celehratel A idicles are to be Viad-or ila.. uncl , er-atenticined Agents for the Ciradt of this i'Soer. . CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD,. ' TIEMEDLY is tinr most elegant and effica _Le, .cious Medicine ever: yet discovered for Nerveiie }Y e _ eases - and shattered Constitutions, Consumptions; -Weekn.:ss of Sight or Memory, Hypochondria,Treinblings or the Mind, Sexual Debility, Stoinaclesuid Bowel Complaints, e nd Al Other. Diseases arising froth a relaxed ststeof the Nitrous .Systeni. ' And as various disorders of the human frame are bough on by dissipation in youth ; and the gross vol 4icn of those rules which petidencooitates for the preservati n of health, and laying . a foundation for a long and. hapoy,lie whii a ' firths and- strong constitution. Dr. Solomon ot . 'Liser- P 0, 9-, :14 , commends his cordial Balm of Gii,:ad, whi‘is nas been athitinister,:d'in Nervous Complaints with uneomilion - Ssiceees e . in AsthaiL, Consucriptions e Flatulence, Reiaia. tico, Qbsteuenns or Bilious Disorders it stands pre.eun. neat ; its ells;:ets .are 'plerisiogly quick, certain and lastUtg. The - litilm of G ilcad instantaneously relieves Spasms is li.t.: Side, Breast, aril Intestines, difluses a genial Warmth, any prevents'etamps and numbness, in or - after bathing in spring Or sea_water. Ladies of a cold, acrid, or bilious habit of 'body, alleCted, with Languor, Head-ach, or Hysterical Al feeiions, cannot have recourse to amore salutaiy Remedy I than tin- Cordial Balm of .GileSd. TO Gentlenien fr to it ft Essuor West 'lndies, 01'6 Student from Public Seminar es, ,or Aose whose ecenpazions require a sedentary life, a:if par.; tie:Warty addresSed by Dr. Solonion, whose Cordial Balm of Gilead etas efFeeledsuch , I, ond:iful Cures in cases of debility, originatineefrom heat 'of. climate, or relaxations tr ot ju. venue irtii.screticins, and the eileas of intense application to study or bueiness; • Also the AntilinpetigineS, the long sought for Rernell e Y for all stages of the Venereal Disease, when mercury or an timony,. nitrous acid,, and other Medicines so fashionable of, late, prove abOrtiVe. The . Anti-linpetigines being founded on a chemical and . philosoph cal basis, proves of the highest utility .in all cases of y' depraved habit with titled tions ofthe skin," hence-irs efficacy in cases of Scurvy, Serb?. no s of seeproSy, .as well as- in , the confirmed Lues, and hence by its sanative power it expels the Virus out of the System, and restores' it_ to convalescence when linpaire, by disease of the'de,leterieus prepiiratensof mercury, entiro e,, or aqua fortis.- Each of these Medicines are Half-.-Guinea a Bottlee and the Family Bottles with the quantity 0.. - lbw, Thirty-three Shi3ings only, by.which there is a s4ving of • Nine Shillings, Stamp Duty included.; ' . • Likewise far Pimples, Blotches; .Free - kles e Ringworms, Blackworms, Carbuncles, &c. &c. The greatest'cltarer and • beautifier of the Face is undoubnAly Solomon's Abstergent Lotion, and remotes all Disordessof the Skin.—Pints 45. 6sl. ' Half-pints 2s. -9d. "It. is the most elegant; fragrant, mild, safe' and valuable Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic and other Erup tions of the . Face,and Sk iii. Is gently restores the Skin to a de gree of fairness and purity, beyond the powers of description. Ladies may rely that it renders the Skin fair, delicate, and re moves every kind of stain, tan, sun-bnrne and all those free kleS 'which long illness . and fatigue 'generally produce • : in . short, it is the only Cosrrietissa Lady can use at her Toilette, with easeeconnort and•safese - , or a Oentietnan have re,our:C to, when shaving is - become a dreadful operation by au - cruet'. tive disease on.the face. , kist published, at es. only, an entire N e w Editi'm 6f ' Solomon's Guile to Health ; or. A&icL- to both Sexes, • in - Nervous- and Consumptive Comp' lints, as well as Dis o ra e rs liable to be imprudently contracted by Youth. . Coiitaising an Essay on the Venereal Disease. Wats, Seminal Weakness, and Female Complaints, ot.a.privauz nature' ; an Add ress ,to Parents and Guardians, Tutors, and those who wive - tl)e care and education of youth, with a.-variety ofauthentic facto never. before inserted Ur any Edition of Solomon's (loin s to • Health. . • • , Sold by Remnant, Harithurgh ; R. Bach, Peter e street, New-York ; Mathews, Nu. 18,' Strand,. London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Buigin ; Brighton, Gregory - ; Bir mingham, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ;' 131andlol, Simmons ; Bury St. tdritund`s,' Dingle; Cheltenli 4 m,- Set don-; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason ; C o le : lee , - ter, Kutner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle - , Jolla: : Chatham, Etherington ; direlmstOrd,:Clacliar ; Cii::,:, Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; i. iseneester e Smith ; Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Pugclale, No. 7, Exchange court;. Derby, Drewry ; .. 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But, - -in cases of health, where we -hay,' been recovered front the last deplorable stage of clebiliz , “e d • natlirc, and restored to.the full enjoyment of - all the v.:• blessings of L life; we are forcibly called-on by every •.!- deretion, to acknowledge it in the most public-manner. 0..v0 this equally to our oWnfeelings, which must be s,Ts- , ; , ' awakened on the occasion, to the skill and talents et the tor,' which merit every encomium, and to the public at large' in order t hat those Who MIT stand in need of similar bepelit s .t may know where..to receive them. Having made these S e " nei - at observations, I shall proceed to state the partl , :ular OS' that has occasioned them, and to lay before-the Public the - s , ' . : lutary elle&s . .that - I have experienced under the greatesi afllidions that can possibly bet - al us. 1 was born and educate d at Winchesier;and at seVenteen•years of age we ht to the Uitii versity at OxfOrd. • Prior to my leaving Winchester, ;more particularly at College, I was reduced to the mo.' grievous state, by the horrid and: unnatural 'practices Cot iv:. tictent to youth, and which tire not More baneful to ot i health, than sintUl in the eye cf God. _I ,w;:s first,,afflictC` with a dimness of sight, a weal;ness in my. lcins, and a res ;ion df spirits. In this, situation' I applied to Bar:- ) ; Wenzel; the famous ()enlist, who informed inc it proceen t • front the . .optie nerves. 1 for sometime foliO„ved fits attvic~ till one day returning frorri shooting, I was with .! numbness in my limbs to such' a cegi,:e, as to, lead na . concludethat I -should entisrelv lose the use of them. "fi!' induced me to put myself under the hands of Dr. W. of ( 2 '71, ford ; but neither his aid, , nor • the waters itt visited, afforded me the least relief; my 'length were so seriouSly depressed with violent' of the heart, and- my flesh so much - decayed, that C' be' . n r .l ., a mere skeleton. Observing; however, i t , the bath Pa* a publiCation by Dr. " 'A Guide Age,"•dedicated to Ills Ma'iesty, I was ind iced to Per, l l ,A , the same, when fortunately discovered the winpland I So long laboured under. 4 .1 I have the happiness to-add, that by following the Vice contained theiein, and goin?:, through a complete cou'o.,, of- Dr. Brodunt's invaluable Nervous Cordl::1, I am 0° , , ,i? .thank Heaven, perteclly recovered, and as w e ll a s ever in my life. • " I have since quitted the University, and air V „ i b r' , •c * enter into the holy state of matrimony, with a - deteralmaittie " never to be without " A Guide to old Age ;" ii to' same time, I think it my duty to advise all Noung follow my example, as a perusal of this excellent hoiTh o ; , happily prevent the aftlided from bring precipitatidh:=a,' o l , il to an untimely gray:, which, but for Dr. Brodunt, ?most inevitably•have been lnt case. • ant, Sir, your's, &c. kr, Oxford, " A. 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