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ASSIZES INTEL LIGE NC E. MO %; AG HAN --,CROWN COURT. Eli: alet~'t Gartlar4 stood indiaed for the murder of Mary G3ll atl, at cordrummond, by, mixing ar senic with stirakent, which was eat by Mary Gartlan on th,, , 7th of December, 1803, who continued in a lingering state till the I , 2th of December, when sire died Andrew Reilly, Surgeon, deposed, that on Monday the gth of December, 1805, he had been called on by Mr. DANIEL, a neighbouring Ma gistrate, to attend_Mary Gartlan, then unwell ; he found her in - a very disordered state; she had a constant retching and inclination to vomit, - accom.; penied with' much pain and a lan - ruing heat in her stomach, e4ending' to her mouth, her tongue swelled, and a good deateorroded-- - all general symp toms or elfeas of poison. Witness conceived her recovery impossible; and so pronounced.; he did not afterwards see, her during her life : upon, her death, witness opened the body, -- anAgfrerwards took but the entire stomach, the appearance of which corro borated his former opinion, the entire internal coat of her stomach being destroyed. • • Peter Gartlan, fourteen years of age, son of the deceased, and .In:other-hi-law of the Pris Oner, de posedethat on Saturday evening, the 7th of Decem ber, 1205, the Prisoner came to the hquse of the deceased, and invited her to go home with her and take some supper ; but did not invite witness ; the deceased went with her, and shortly afterwards re turned, complaining; that she was very unwell, that she I,va's about to die, and bad been poisoned by the Prisoner : the deceased was in very great pain, 'and - was seized with a violent Vomitting, which con tinued for a considerable time; that she threw off a great quantity W'ils'itter from - the stomaeh-1 that there was a dog in the, house who. eat up part of that matter, and soon after the dog was taken ill and died : Hie xvitness's mother Ix as as Well on that evening before she went with the Prisoner as she had been fora good while. • • • . Thomas Bell deposed, that he had known the parties tor upwards of ten years : snide the death of Mr. Gartlan, the husband ,of the deceased, the deceased and her . son (the husband of the Prisoner), arkfthis family, lived upon very bad 'terms ; they , had frequent disputes about dividing of land left them by . 41 Gartlan'; the deceased was obliged to leave their house and go live in a house of her own ; the .Prisoner and her hu6band were 'desirons of her continuing to live with them, because incase of their separating, the Prison Zr's husband was bound by old Gartlan's will to build his mother a house; also to cut her a - sufficient quantity of turf, and db the labour of her.thrm ; the parties had been obliged to resort to JAMBS DANIEL,- Esq.. to -settle their 'disputes.; he interfered and made a division 'of the land, but did not intermeddle with respe& to the cutting of turf, or labouring the land ,of the deCeased the witness. SaW the deceased on the night she was taken ill ; she seemed convinced she was dying, _and made her will that night Mr. DANIEL, the Magistrate who attended the de ceased, and took her exatninati ‘ on in extremities, and. who had- also a6ted as Coroner on the Inquest, proved that he had. seen and conversed with the deceased through the medium of an interpreter, the deceased not being conversant 'in the. English lan guage; and that the declarations were made by her ender the full impression of her being about 'to die ; that he: knew the deceased and Prisoner and her husband to have, been on very bad terms for some time before the death of the deceased, and made division of land between them, with which be understood 'they were both .satisfied. He had issued warrants;an&used other steps to apprehend the Prisoner tbr the alledged murder of the - deceased the'sesteps were. unsuccessful, for the Prisoner fled the country, and did not appear pnbliely.abroad until a few .days before the Assizes, when she sur rendered to.abide her trial. Robert Grenon, the interpreter, .deposed, that the 'declarations by the deceased,weie delivered by her under a 'thorough conviction theshe was on the. brink of eternity.. Three witnesses were produCed. on the part of the Prisoner. -Their testimony was to slim that the &ceased, after she was taken ill of her' last ness,' coMplaite that_ it proceeded from' a', doSe of physic she had taken ; that she was at all tiMes' a very ailing sickly - woman ; and due .91 the Wit nesses deposed that the house of the deceased was much infested with rats; that the deceased had - told witness on that day, that she' had mixed up softie poison with potatoes, in order to banidt them, and that all disputes between the parties had' ceased, after Mr. DANicr,!s itikerference. The JUdge charged the Jrtry, recapitulating .the evidence with 'minuteness, pointedly observing on it in the course of his oharge.—The Jury 'retired, and in five minutes - returned with a verdia. of - . Mr. Just-tee Fox proceeded .to pass sentence of Death ; but the. Prisoner having pleaded 'pregnancy, the necessary legal inquiry was instituted for the purpose of ascertaining that fael, and it appearing ai pleaded by, the Prisoner, her execution was respited until atter her delivery. ROSSCOMNION -CROWN COURT, On Saturday se'nnight their Lordships arrived at Sligo, and on Monday morning the Right Hon'. JUstice DA4A presided in' the Cptuinal Court, on the triLll of Rkkara Mullen, who was charged - with breaking into the c . Velling-house of T. Gailsgiter, of Currimbel, and administering to him an illegal oath_ He was con i6ted by the incontrovertible of the examinations lodged by the said previoaS to his being murdered, which happened .soon after. • It. is Much to be hoped that such a tr. king ekamp:e of post! iumous evich.nce - will inspire some terror 344 sense of .danger (if not' of ditty) into the infatuat ed midi it tide 'w'ho 'could be .Capable of wanton. and unprovoked assasssination., - Eighfeeen 'Capital Prises -iu thelast -and, preceding LottericS were sold (in .-up Wards-of 200 . Shares) at S q'T and: Co'* Offices, No, I. 1, Poultry, and No. dharing , Cross, where Tickets. and Shares of the cirand:State Lottery to begin:drawing on Tues (lily next, the t 4th of April-, are on Sale.. -20,0001. for the Fir St-drawn TiCket. OLD BAIL r;l'. TII/RD DAY.-.-APitli 10 Thomas Mitchell was capitally indi'cled for pri vately stealing, in a dwelling-house, 'one silver salt cellar, 'value five shillings, the property of George Blackway. It appeared, that in the month of March last the Prisoner went to the house of M. Black way, the Prosecutor, who keeps a glass-shop in the Strand, and-. proposed .to purchase a quantity of glass jugs, &c. .ofconSiderable value, for which hi' offered to pay in halfpence, and said he should send. his wife >or them. It after. leaving the shop - the_salt-cellar in-question was missed, and the Prisoner pursued, and nothing was found upon hum; however, tipon searching the place where he was stopped, the salt-cellar, was discovered thrown into an adjoining area. -The Jury found him Guilty— Death. Thomas Mitchell _Was indicted tor stealing in the dwelling-house of 'William Beale, a hotel keeper, iu .lernivn-street i _one silver fork. it appeared, in evidence, that the Prisoner was caught in the fait of pitting the fork in his pocket, in the Coffee-room. Iu his.defence the Prisoner said, that, upon going into the Coffee;:roOrit, and - finding nobody in attend ance, he took up the fork, to strike against the table, in order tOrnake himself heard, and at that nioinent the vtiiitei Vairie in, and charged him with the „felon y. The Learned Judge (Lord ELLENBOROUGH), was proceeding to Charge the Jury, when,. uppn looking at .the indictment, he discovered the Prosecutor's name spelled. Bell, instead of Beale, which being a fatal misnomer in the indi&ment,. the Jury : were obliged to acquit the Prisoner. . His Lordship 'cl-ireate4 that a fresh ihdiament should be preferred. P ÜBLIC-OFFICE, SHADWEL L.-111ITSClay Metzrei, Hayes, and Roack, ,were fully committed to. New gate for trial, charged with divers robberies in the vicitiity of metropolis, especially alati::Entield; Edgware, Harrow,• &c. in the months Ofltebrnary and. March last. A Mr. Bowler stated, !bathe was stopped by ,the Prisoners aboUt - seven o'clock in the evening, when they clapped a pistol to his breast, and robbed him of upwards of 70]. in Bank-notes and cash, .and even demanded his great coat. Jolin Teighney stated his having.been robbed, in'the even ing, in Green-fane, Enfield, of a silver watch; belong ing to a friend, and tourpeuce in halfpence. At Somerset Assizes, held at Taunton, laSt week,. there were thirty causes tried,' at .Nisi Prius, eight of which were by Special Juries ; but the .one which created most interest in Bath was an aaion for defamation, in which Mr. Richard -Else, of Bath, Conveyancer, was Plaintiff; and _ James Ormond, Esq. of Sion Hill, Defendant; "which was tried before Sir M 4 1N NEES SUTTON, and a., Special . Jury. The defaMatory words were clearly. proved'; the Defendant did not . call a witness. The Court observed,- that great malice appeared on- ihe part of the Defendant; that the Plaintiff, from hiq public situation in life, was compelled to bring the &akin ; and, although he had'not . shewn that he had sustained ahy damage_ yet, as the character of every proiessiboal man was of the outmost Conse ipence, he was entitled to damages, inasmuch as it was impossible to ascertain the extent of the damaae. he might have sustained, by the propagation of tr ie Defendant's untruths, not one of which he attempt_ ed to justify. The Jury gave a verdi& of job!. da mages. SALES OF -ESTATEFL, HENRIETTA—STREET, CAVENDISH-SQVARE. CAPITAL FAMILY RESifiENQE, OF FICLS, S't..4. BLES, -GARDEN, lice. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house,- 'Change alter , Comilla; OM • Kediy, loth April, at Twelve o'Clock, A . DESIRABLE and Eligible LEASEHOLD EX. ESTATE, comprising an excellent Family Mansietat; substantially built, in complete order, and fit fot immediate reception, situate on the South Side of Henrietta-street, Ca vendish-square, containing, on the grOund.:floor,•a handsome paved Entrance. hall, Dining- parloiit, - Brikfast,.parlour, Study, and Water-closet ; on the principal- floor, a spaciouF.'. 'Drawing-room, with foldingi-doors'lo an Anti-room„ a large back - Drawing Nom, 'and Dressing.:rotnn. On the leeohtt floor, six excellent 'Bed-Chambers ; and . four roomy Attics over. Principal and Secondary Staircses. On the biteinea story, convenient roomy domestic. Offices of every descrip tion, with roomy,, airy,. Cellarage-and Vaulti ; Wash house arid Laundry, with Servants'. Bed•riaomS' over; a Stable, two : double Coach-hanses, lat and room's Oyer spacious airy Garden at the back, '7O feet deep. The:Vreinises, are held on Lease, Twenty-three Years unexpired, at a Ground-rent of 21.. per annum. , • ' To be viewed by 'rickets only,. which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, IVarwick,street, Golde n-square. GENTEEL RESIDENCE, CI4EVELAND.SQ,UARE, S A M ES's. TO BE SOLD 11Y AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, At CarrawaV'i Coffee-house, 'Cliange>alley, Cornhill, on 11irinday, April 20, at TWelveo'Cio,:k, VALLTABI s E 'and Desirable. LEASE HOLD. EST4T E. comprising a substantial Lirh.:l:-built wet ling.:hou se, three. Storws t rooms and other convemencies on a door ; neat E rance-halt,'Diu-, ing- pa; four, and Diea.kfast. room ; on the basement-, Hiattse keepers'-coOm, Butler's Pantry, with every Convenience, Kitchen completely fitted up, Wine, Beer, and Co.ll Cellars. The Prethistes' a re'ins excellent repair.. ut, easy. „acc.ess to the Parks'; and frnat the vary :eligible situation, ,tOrms .a rnoti desirable:Kesid,2uce fur a Single Gentleman,. or a small irtz.• tee - Family. • • M a y 4e :riewect by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises. at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robin., Warwi,ek-street, Golden- , square, of whom Tickets for viewing may bc had. ELIGIBLE COMPACT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, Richmond MU. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At GarraWay's Co'iije-house,. q,nalige.:alleY,.- Corn:1i11, on Monday,,April 20, at . TweiVeo'Clr , ek, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cot::- prising a snlastantial Stone and Brick Building, .tbriing a compact Family Residence, happly , situated ontkiat beaU tiful Eminence, Richmond:hill, commanding the rich and unbotinded Views of the Rivers and : Countt*e late in the pus session of Go4ernor Pena.. The. House cozitairta two spuiotcs . Rontris On the principal Jinni's; plaimetrand -finislied hi a hand some style, suitable Jledcharnbers, and Servant pirtineettsi• convenient domestic, G ces,' neat 6 - amen, ieti round. The Preinistis ate held under Lease trona Trustees 91 WM. Hankey, Esq.% Charity, dra low Ground-rent. • y be viewed by applying on the Premises; .Patticulacs - at the - castle, Talbot, an. Greyhound, . Richmond ; the Three Pigeons, llrenttord'; Star and Garter, Kew_b r i:l g e; Spn . :.•acl Ea_gle, Wandsworth;-on the Premise:: and of Mr- Robins, Warwick street, Golden-sow - el • ' • • BOSTON, LINCOLN&FURE. E LIG iBLE ESTATE, TY7f-114 FREE. . . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . . By Mr. 11081N3,.. . .. . A.! Carraway's, on Monday,.ths aotil uf .Apri l , -at Twelve: , o'Clock,, , • - . AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe free ; comprising 224 A‘mits of particularly rich incic•Sed Arabic Land, in excellent cultivation, lying pompact, ttivide4 , • by thriving hedges, and adjoinihs the North Forty. feet NaVi• gation ; tnost desirably situate to the Parish of Wyhtrron, within three antes of the town of . Boston, in the County of . Lim:Din; in possession of Messrs.Sneaton, and Hammond, altent per annum , erttl. The paniGulatlg desirable and -tin proveal)le situation within a :tort, distanoe of Boston, and ad joining the Nzyig,ition, lying-entirely cornpirt, and. being in excellent ordet.,• , render it a tnei:t .- cligiPle Estate to any pet , tinir wishing- to invest-property in blot.' • - , , 'May hz , vieWed by app4nng - to the Tenititson rhp rretfi - cs;• of I;V110111 PitttirtOrs may be had; at the . YeacoeltyalidAvillnie Hatt, Boston ; . White I last, Sc.Ading ; Talbot, Peterborou4n Mr. Thomson, Solicitor, -Stamford ;. Mc.:srs; . and Esivx.streat, 'Strand : at, ; _and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, q'olnen-square, where a Plan of tlie Etate may bOectl.* r-ruE-deiChrated CO 11 - DID L - 1114: 6f - GttEAD 1.:,t0r Debilities, Nets/ 4.15 Disorclerii, Weaknesses peen - ;liar to Females, liysterical 'AtI6I - ions; Jost •LOWri , 26f • yiti , Lossof Appetiteaufd I odiv,esti•J:T, ' plaints in general, sm. It is the m•-7st absOlote Retriedf - 4 forsuiah Diseases as arc:Attend-A.l with lae..tctli►•;;r~g;syr:zik ;torrts ; natucly, a great strai,iness ofshii'oreast, itit di iiic ,ty of breathingl violent i pAlpitatiOns,of ti,o.itearti--s ti c4;en flashes of heat in it-zirious parts„otthe ; hoclv ; .at °tiler tiiiies a Sen .c of eutst. as , C'wat , :pV.4,9..i,lotiFed, on them / ions • in the arms and limbs, back researibliog th.ste ox - casianed by the gravel 'the Pulse very •variabli, uncommonly slow, at other times very quick ; ,yawning, toe alternate, fits of and , c ony idsive laughing; the sleepunsiiiin.4 and seltioin rettes4- ing, and. the' pa gent' otren troubled with-horrid dreams.-- Much has beews,iid by intelestekindividi t als,..against hiccough, o gh Aui frc n ci and a sense g f su llh eat i on tre.i.3 a cines that are adv:ert4ed, b ut th er e is a Very iinpatant Nation .to be made- respeding the.cordtal "Min of Gi':eittis that, unless its operation be:gentle, sale{'- et - Ike:ions," it could not have risen to the unexampled reptiteanti universal demand it lias acquired ; tbr; as it liaS,iardly the great ad i an' tageot a persuasive l aiivocate at .the "ear of the patient,. s nothing but his Cony - id - ion of its virtues, by its salutary elfeds, can induce liiintaPersevere, and yet,reasoilable perst:veratice IS certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest con.- hinaticin'of clpinicals and galenicals to riot out coronic -Dis ' eases and robtore the valetudinarian to•healtii. ••- As Dr. Soloinon's.,pr7;litte- is now 'become so great-and tensive, and his ,;Onstant engagements require a 4:onsidera.tite portion of his tiing and attendada,. he expezls, when too- • Stilted, the usual compliment- ofa Gitinea t -but all +Tritto Cases, -.or letters of adviv,e, utioeCompanicti,With an srd , " for Medicine and rernittapCe, • to be answered" iii; • are required to incldse only Hail-a-t;ninea.• stkirietrets, should, for safety, be thus directed—" Moteylletter, Dr, Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool ; paid-double post.- age."-t-Letters may he ordered 'to be addressed for X. Z. or A. 13. at the Post-Office, till called tor. A saving of Nine Shillings in Two Goineas ; .-The.cimlial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottleS, price half-a-guinea-each there are also bottles, prit.e 335. containing equal to Itaur ' ties at nos. 6d by'which the Patient saves os. including als the duty ; the Stamp oi . whieh bears the .krottrittor's /lam , and address, " Samuel olomon,' Liverpool, to ithitate is felony. N. B. It is'iweessary to observe, that the postage of all` letters; whatdver,' must be paid tor. • T'ac Cordial Balm of Gilead, iiiiti . -Impetigines, 'cud AV itergent Lotion, .and " Guide to Health," are . • Sold•ly Mrs. Mathews, No, 18. Strand, Lend/Mi Smith, Perfumer. No. 3s. and Ms.Raenurn. _North Bridget Mr‘lia:aer and Mr . ... Scott, South-Dridgc; Mr. Davidson arq ..11Uslmidj14er and Co. Edinburgiri Mr. Baxter, G W.' CainerOn, Greenock ; G.. Browning, Paisley; H „Craw' lord, fillnurnock ; W. Young. Irvine; A. Forsyth, anti V Whiteside, Avr ; W. Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson, Douglas ; . T. Kirkcudbright; T. M'Credie, Kin" aluyt; J. 'Myth, Leven; J. •Dempster, C trpar ; Allan, 'Valv dee; P. Craigie, ,Montrose ; - 1. i\litchell, and 1. Anderson'. s Aberdeen . ; Dr. White; Banff; ' I tiros h, I liver:less ; . M'Kcri it, Stornaway ; P. Taylor; Stran raer ; Johnson Hisser, Perth; Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reia,Leitr'..: i Alexander; Dunfermline; Wilson,' Dunbar.; Vinuetr roath; 'Dickson, Inglis, Dttanfries ; PhorFor, Berkvic,i t „ Adnwick ; Paterson, Arbuthnot,: and lamieson,t terhead; A. M`Dgnald, Zrorigate, Glaspenr; and' by ir:: ( 1. • 13aelesellers and Venders• of, Patent Medicines in the Uni t Kingdom. . SMITHFIELD MARK,,tT, Aram zo. • This day's market afforded a, middlingsuPply of different kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Veal, Fork, an d Lamb sold at. last prices ; Mutton is dearer ; and the-trade in general was but inclifferent•-- - The sales ,in the Haymarket,were not livily ; Straw and cio- Tor fetched better prices than Monday's market ; Hay sold at last price: The following pr_ i ces an d numbers. is an accurate - statement : _. . . To sink the Offal per stone of 81b. Beefs. od. to is. Gcl..—lvlOttori 4s. hd. to 6i. o ,d."—Veat 6s. cd. to 7s— od'.—Lamb 6s. 6d. to Bs. oa.---r ork- 6 s- ,01 : 1 . oto .7s. od. • . . ,Beasts, 660.—Sheep and Lamps, ,i 1 •••15o • —Ca 'Yes, 60. , Pigs 360. ~ , SMITHFIELD HAY -MARKET. Hay 21. Iss. to 41. iss.—Clover 31: 16s. yd. to 51. ills.— Sttaw 21. 2... to 31. ' )• BIRTHS. On the sth inst. at Beverley, the Lady of Robert Patrick, On Tuesd a y, at B ot l eys , E. .of 1 rearne, Ayrshire, of a SongsH an ts M . Cobb Hants, of a Daugh.. ter. _ The same day, in Upper Covver-street. Jahn Shed= dell. of a Daughtet. - • On the 7th inst. a. his . house in Poland-street, the Lidy of the Hon. William Herbert, of a Son. Lately, at Kenvon-House, the Lady of Colonel„Thomtv, of Thornville koya!, of a Son. MAR lilfi.D. , Op Saturday the Ath inst. in the Church of Afion, James _Wolfe Murray, Esq. of Cringlebe, in Scotland, to Miss Isa bella Strange, eklest daughter of pines Strange, Esq. in the service of the Hon. hast-dndia Company on the Madras Estahlishment. • The saniefday, William Phillimore , Esq. of Lincoln's-inn, to Miss A !Mena ."( hornton; youngest daughter of the late Godfrey Thornton, Esq. of Muggahangar, in the County o f Balk rd. - Lately, at St. George's,. Hanover-square, Mr. Francis Des'Anges, third son of William Des'Anges, Esq. of Spital fields, to Miss Amelia Kttse, eldest daughter of Ceo. Kuse, 'Esq. of Chichester. On Tuesday Edmonton, lames. Lonsdale, Esq. Artist, of Store-street, Bedford-square, to Mrs's Thornton, of Southgate: - On,Thursday fast, at Hampstead Church, the Rev. Jehn ,Robert. Hall, _ hector of BatstOrd, in Gloucestershire, to 114 is Langley, eldest datighter of pin Longley; Esq. of Hampstead - . On Tuesday :the • 3 rst .ult. ipho B. Adams, Esq. of the Bank of England, ,to Miss Letitia Smith, of Oxford. SII TP NE *l' H U APRIL ge Arrived—the Two Brothers, Cale**, from Cadiz; Edin burgh l'acket, Dont;ar, from .Leith, .London, Garthorpg, from London; Betsey, -, from roan and Leader, \--„ from Yarmouth. POOL?, APRIL 9. Arrived—the Hiram, Wain., from London; t, 0. Turner, from Weymouth; !)art, Boynes, Minerva, .Evans, Adive. Williams, New Hope, Manelaws, ansl Anna, Brown, frOm Portsmouth ; Razor Crinder. Webb, and Cancalia, ansseY. from Plymouth Ad.ti.ye. Brown, from Bridport ; Salis bury, Right, and Oak, Bolton, from Sunderland,. Sailed—the Minerva, Lander, for London ; John and Tho mas,. Marconi, for Liverpool, Prudent, Wasai, and Edward, Arming, for Bridpurt. L GR XV.P.S,Z ND, APRIL 8. Passed by--the Brotheix, Smith, from North Bergen. Sailed—the Venus, Louther, for Waterford ;, Commerce, Brdnc!ford, for Oporto ; Elizabeth, Dempster, for:Halifax ; Pairless, Walker, and Quebec, Baily, for Quebec. STOCKS . a D A Y. India. Stock, IBj India Bonds,:ss. pr. . Exchequer Bills, r5.,3i.,pr.. 1 Omniurn, i pr. Irish Oniniurn, 3i pr. 3 per Cent. Deterred, Imperial 3 per Cent. I Cons. for 14th i1pri1,62,11 DIED. Yesterday, at Croome's Hill, Blackheath, john Randell, Esq. fornierl kof - Queenliithe. 'On MondaY•list; at Clapham, Mrs. Driver f .relia of Ben iamirt Driver, fotmerl y heapside. , • On Wednesday last,, at his house in Woburn-place;' A 4.010„ Esq. late of the,' sland of G . On the 2 . 2 d of May last . , at Shinlash)gur, in the taif I ciiptain Henry White Wakefield, ofthe I,4th Regiment of ative lnfantry,.aged ;8 years, . • • , .On SatUrday the 28th ult. at Culhakyle- House, in Strath spey, Scotland, Marianne . o rant; eldest 'daughter of , tlte late Sir Ludovick Giant, Bart. - of Grant. •• . ' • • Lately, - at Oake!hhain ‘ lierics, in the 26th yearof lieraKe, Mrs. Sarah Sheffield,_ wife of Mr. Etirn. Sheffield. Surgeon, of Hackney,. and eldest daughter of William took; ESq. Vf the above place, and late of Tottenhatii, Middlest.x. N () ?NI : Printed by 1( icuAito 11ARri, is, of No, 4, Martlett-court, 11ow-4trcet ; and published by WILLIAId ARMIGER SCRIP,PS,Cif South Mokton.street, Grosveniir-wiamr At tie Su x-Oilnck, Nu. 112, Strand; wher6 Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, 7 esters for - the ,Editur, , Sic. (piist-paid), wcfst_ be vaddrdssed; • PRICE OF iSTS Bank Stoek, Navy s . per Cent. 96 5 per Cent.l797, Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 79 A 3 per Ct. Red. 6 , 4-4.4 3 per .2ent. Con. 6z Bank I. Ann. t 74 9 i6rhs Ditto Shgrt,Ano. AT LONDON BRIDGE T0,..k194- ROW. ' • Morning, 54 min. after 4— . 1 Afternoon, i; min. afters. MON D Y IqOfning, min. after 5. . 1 Afternoon, to min. after 6. 42 EVEN - THO WAND POUNDS, also 40001 And 20001 to lead, to dear 101. per Cent. with numerous -smaller Sums above zoo!. particularly of ; sool. 8001. ~0001. a1i4 7 160 'At' ,sccomd .Life Arattiitle,s versiotas,.se cured upon Lalided - Estates, Houses, Funded Property, un rier.Trut, by or Settlement, Churdia Livings and Pen sions. • •- • • M ROBERTS, who has conduiled the Sale of Anniii` }'or srvi..‘ral with,general Satisladion, respect., fully assures those who apply to him, their .Securities will be imitrediately determined on by himself. A liberty of Re demption'at Option of the Parties to be given. • Personal ApplicAtions. and Letters (post paid), to Mr. Roberts, at his House, No. 22 Cecil-street, daily attended IV.• • To TllO MAS TAYLOR,Esq. Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. I CONSIDER itbut.an . ha of:justice due to the Merits of your LEAKE's•PATENT - -PILLS, to com municate tolrou the following .Cure which has recently been performed by them:—An •Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of. an old - Venereal ..Complaint ;attended complicati6n of diaorders arising therefrom), -was redticed most to a skeleton; and although: he , had the best medical. advice which'couid be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent ihledic-ines, nothing r.orild be pr , :ritred which seemed to suit • his case, or to to Itintany service: he remained in a-most re- - duced and pitiable situation for two years, enable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even-to stand on , his labs ; its faa:no one who knew him ever supposed it pos. sible fof him to reeriver. He was advised at last to try_yout Leake's Pills—lie did so, adhering strictly to the ciiredions given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes be fore - he .found an alteration for the better : • this encouraged him. to, ptoceect, - . anrt by 'taking a •few boxevtorehe found his appetite arid strength: gradually return,.anci is now as healthy and stoat as any man I knovv. You are "weleorne, Sir, to refer any person tome for a conlirinfitiOn of the above , account if it should be doubted. I.am; Sir, your obedient .humble servant. Library, Folkstone. ' THOS. I'URDAY. Prepared' and SOld by the Sole Proprietor, • TAlrl.Citi: Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lonclon f at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; Where, after 'a 'Constant i'esidenlce of 'more than „F orty - Years, in a pradiee particularly' direaed to the Cure . 01 Vote- - teal Complaints, and tlicise incidental to the 'Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with 'that inviolable secrecy which' Men of hi, Prof,:.•ssion should always observe, he tiatters himself, the advice an i assistance ,he gratuitous ly • ca - N ro Per,oliS taking, this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to'be and 'v ,id of ambiguity. Also sOrd, by his Appointment, fcr' the' convenience of . those living at a Astarice, at the Perfurner's, - No. ban's-street, Pall Mall; tlie.Tnyshop,: No. 103, Oxford street ; Disborough's, No. 7, Fisli-streCt-hill f. Mt. BaxtCr's,'S'ouiL-bridge,' Edinburgh ; Mr. M' I >onald's, Glas gow; Mr. Bull, liarne4treet; Dublin; Mr. I;illinge's, Li vetpool ; Atkinson's, Manchester . : 2nd-by 'me Person in every considerable Town in Great .Britain anti Ireland, in IfoxeS of only - as. 9d. each,sealed up with full and plaip diredions, whereby 'persons 9f either sex may cure theruseivet vvitticast . c Speed, secrecy, and safety. - = .~ N. 13. Leery liox sold in Great Britain iS.'sealed,up . ammo, on which, by layout of the' eumTissioners, is,rim ed at the Stailip-Ortice:'" Taylor, No, 9, New Beilike, street," to imitate which is Ftlony, and, all others are' man. terfeits .„ ' THEN Professional. Men of Education and of coo . Responsibility deviaie from the generai'SyStein by t s a t h peculiar c brirtaerritcohn, of p sai e ;f r i i e t n y 7 tti'llistedieiltetseletcin(c"yeises:rs have I devoted my pradice to the exclusive. treatinent of Three Disorders, ant the successful resiti tof I mY y nian gives are additional ardor to.oppose, as far as lam able,, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most iniportant in the Catalogue of Human ,InfirmitieS. , After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,' I forrhed a wish at an early period „of Pradice to reseuein dividiials; from the ignorance of uneducated men, or ; the , equally dangerotis precipitancy of general Praditiohers.- ; • The. Three Disorders, to the Cure of :which have Toted 'my 'attention, comprise every species of -V P NE REAL I.I9:ECTION, whether of a recent or 104 du ration: ally, • All kinds of debility, wheflier arising _from the habits of sehool.boys,, or the .indulgences of mature age: And, lastly; 'tint derangement of the system, in wo.: men which is called BA RitEN N E SS, or STERILITY.. • NuMerous D'isiases Are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and tt not un-. frequently happens that • the 'seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me. thod such Complaints are .easily cured; - .and, even where others have failed, 1 trust that I may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. „ • Few, however, arc the cases, of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calismitous situations of Men, who, froinian indulgence in a solitary. vice, or the p reva lent gaieties of i fashionable life , acquire that state of Debility, Which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. broods oinvaeyrjtb:.e some conso. s misery, but s l i i i ti ll at e r r roo tu b ne, i talon for him to know, that alt hou g h it be an object of carefullyWher6 the concealsu' aP .ts doubt or uncertain:' witn other Praditioners, the removal of these Pe!lciencies -by tile 'gradual progress . of Renova tion, is the acquirement of any Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus began to reduce Manly vigour, much, anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterae. tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no peat ditliculty will occur. But wluire this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper • perseverance is intifsperisaSly 'equisite to revive the slum. benng Sparks of Lite,and to re-animate the ,Constitution. M A Rk11 1 :1) WOMEN-, wle have long been disappointed in - their expedations of a Family, May be - assured, din its most inst --ices,' such deeds are curable by Medical skill. The secresy • which is ,so essential to my undertaking, „ ari d . v. l 4 q a«.litications which l have presumed to state, form the _basis of my pretensions, and in coirieidence with such this intimation as given, that Mr. 13ree mays be consulted pieadnally, or ,-by Letters. (inelostag a small Note),' at hes -noust, Arunkte , .strect §trang, neat . Temple Bar. There it an adational Entrance in Water -sweet, alioiniitit, and tbe Narne . is on . bath the doors. MART-IN 14. a 'lf the:Royal eopege ofSorgeonk. . . „ A C,.A u et sons Who falsely assert them.. selves,lo Ire 61e,mbers A the Royal College, having foi' Se cal Months past copie I my Ail , tertisernents ollnost wp,o %,orcl, and inserted ti,en as their own productions, iris. my trinty,to mention, thaz Loose Per Sons are not MenflietF of ally College in London; L(!nburgh, or elsewhere, nor havc: any right to jzr ct surgery in Londoh. ,