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[ I:4t LAIV REPORT. couttT OF liIN.I3OICII, ,Em e. 1 7 . Erparte WE bave already stated the - application 1 . )),- Mr: DATtrinn, for the punishment of the Cdtlit on Tho 7 inns Kelway Bamber, an Attorney in Cornwall, Who, the Learned Counsel said, had been employed by Mr: in the year .This peron, in order to increase the costs, had prepared a paper pur pdrting to be sworn before a Commissioner , Which instrument was never so sworn.; there was no Com missioner of the name stated, and the Whole was a mere fabrication, . r . Mr. Serjeant PRASD. said; ,this..tinfortunate fendant -admitted the,aarge, 'which might ,no - w be taken pro , It,would answer no purpose if he wer , , called upon in the Wpy of interrogatories. ' • and' the Learned Serjeant trusted that the:. ends of justice \vould.be satisfied it' he were struck off the. roll; • Lord.ELLErinottovon.—" This is the most enor mou,;.ofFer,ce , an Attorney- : can guilty of, viz. bringing forward an affidavit as sworn which was not so sworn. . .notliing vindiaiVe is, prayed, the Court Vlll only , direa, that Thotnas KelWay Barber, be Struck.af the , r 01 1 . .,, - KING i'. THE LONDONDOCR COMPANY. fa. In a former Report We have- noticed the applica tion of Mr. Gmiate , .o for a'Mandamus to be dire6ted to' the Sheriff of Middlesex-, to empannel a Jury for the purpose of assessing the sum 'the to John Wal.; ker, for the injury 'he sustained in being 'dispossess ed by the London Dock Company of amessuage or warehouse in the,vicinity of their estabhShment. &MING on the ,part of the Defendants, re sistea the '.Writ. He said, by the 43g and 46„Ge0.-111. e. 27, see. 32 the • Dock; Company. ere empowered to purchase; by sect. 22, bodies corporate,:&-c. were enabled to : sell their interest ; atittby sect. a 4, if such bodies . corporate,: or . individua!4, Nrcinici not agree for a price with the Company, the latter : were to!. issue their warrant to the Sheli', to erripannel a-Jury to assess. the 'damages. The Learned' Counsel ad niitted, that if John Walker could sbew. he possessed, the smallest nnerest, the Mandamus ought to go - ;• - the Court however would judge of this claim.' On the 28th Of. 'September, 1781, he; had a lease of the pre. mises for 2t 'years, which expired at Midsummer, 1802. After this date, he was only tenant at will, and while he had this temporary occupation, the Doek' Company bought the- estate 'of the 'Proprietor. Being ,thus purchasers of the . freehold, 'bp. the 24th December, .180, he had notice from the Dock • Company (now the freeholders) to quit the follow ing Midsummer. Every part of the transadion was. ther&pre regular; and John Walker had not the smallest pretence to any interest, or to any perina-. nest occupation. . DifessrS. dAanow and GURNEY ,supported the Mandanum They contended, that had a Jury been empannelled to determine the value of the freehold,. they must likeviSe have ascertained the value of tlie occupation of the tenant, however Short or insigni ficant his interest maybe. The mere circimstance . of the Landlord having sold his freehold to the Dock Company cbtild noLpreclude this right of, the tenant. nit lciii ago a 'question of this kind had been de. cided'iii the case of Messrs. Ogles, who were tenants merely from year . 0' year of a wharf which they. held of theTishmonger'S Company.' • Their profits Were stated at 7000). annually in 'this concern, and they recovered 50 0rti0,,00014 Lord E L LENionotioH..-7." I am at a loss, to con ceive how, in this case, Rig is an injury, 'which has been •so denominated: ' malt' be an incidental loss, but there is `no injury - . The Dock. Company, Jai Freeholder, have the cOrnmon rights of eVtly` 'landford, • 'rho. regular notice has, been .gi yen, and the nian hos not a scintiltdof right to remain in pos session. The landlbrd; 'here come propria jtere, and ,by the 46t of 30 and 40 Ge9;111, - .- they are riot restri*'in ,their righ,Ls,ai . Freeholders,"—Mcindainus nykset DD ; •.' .;. Jo.tr:so . (the Irish .Itidge), pleaded to.the.:Jodialtr..ttit ag,iinst hint,' but did pot appear persobally'in Court, His plea was a Special plea to ( ~tile the Court, stating, in substance, that JA-:1,11%,1; .• . NyaS a separate king-' doni, and gnu, by her ovt , that since' 'the she was subje&ed to her . own Courti--.and. that h 4 Wai a subj e a born in_lreland, at cl thveirin , „; th-re at the time of cdnunitting the suppdged offence charged itt the ind4melit, alidthzit he ought to have been tried by the Irish (Akins,- i.vherefore he prayed, whether hp ought to , be"put s to ,answer the diarge in this CoUntry-? The legzility of thicplea may, probably be argued:in- the cottrAe of this Term, or it may be deferred until the next. The Captain of ,the Fame, of HuH e and a s'ailor, made their escape' fiorn prison at Verdun, in France, on the haltnight of April, having first ,sccured a stock of provisions. Proceeding byebye-roads, they reached as wood,on the third day, in which thoy made: themselves a Small hut with sale timber which they found ; and while reposing in itfor a feti hours, were attaeked by a wolf, which niade several attempts to get in to t14.,m, butwithout effe6t. ‘‘.)n the foorth da - f, their provisions being expended, they were obliq;ed to attempt to procure a supply at a village; wher - they -were, taken into custody, and marched back On tile read towards Verdun byfotir me , front w.lOl - 0, hOV, ,ver, rindinr their innikets not chart . ted, tLy travOling about ani ArTiv lig on , th e. iks . the: Sage, near, Sarre .Libre, they swam acrozs the river, and travelled onward towards the. llitine on th e banks of near .giberat.:k, -they arrived oil the 9th of Alay, and, partly by force, 'Nally by mtnev,' obtained a pasiage over. From thence they pawed b way of H e Cassel, through Gerniany to•-,Enrb dn, which they reached on Ow -111 cl taking -with four other firit;sh bailers shipping thCre, "bad also effiteti their escape, arived in this Coun 7 fry - a few days ago. Sunday morning a young rxian of the name of baVid: .10.11 CS aer- bUtier gatnlon ~ con, ,In; ts. . trived haw- hi rns elf With a s4banc. erc l l I r . r one o f, t h e pegs .commonly for I , langiog of clothes, in his bed-room, at his Lordship s house in SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BEVERLEY RACES, 005. WEDN2SDAY, 'JUNE 12. ' Sweepstakes of cogs. each, for tilree- year old colts, Bst. ;lb, fillies, Bst. One mile and a halt. (Seven Sup-scribers.) Sir M. M. Syke's b. c. air Reginald, by Frecipitate, out of Rachel (S. Chiftney) - . - 1. Mr. Darley ch. f. by Abba Thulle,, out of Barnaby's Darn a Mr. Flutty's roan colt, Diogenes, by Ormond - - Mr. Watt's b, f, out of Miss Judy - 4 Even betting on the, Miss Judy fitly, and a to 1 against Sir . Reginald. Won easy. Sweepstakes of sags. each, for three-year olds and upwards. Four Miles. (Five Subscribers.) Sir M. M. Syke's b. c. Sir Lancelot, by Delptni, darn by King Fergus, sst. f alb. - - Mr. C. Bowman's b. m. Susan, 5 years old, 85t.,11.b. Bto sut Susan. Won easy. I 2, THURSDAY. The- Fifty Pounds, fot three and four-year olds.--Two- Mile Heats: Major. Bower's hay filly, Miss Welborn, by Screveton, 3 years olit fist. 4 1 b. - - - - a Mr. 'Vurnee bay filly, 3 years old, 7st. 41b. - ' 2 Mr. Watt's bay filly, out of Miss futly; 3 years old; fist 4lb. - 3. z ,to a on Miss Welham—after the heat, .4 to a she wen.— A goat race. /FRIDAY, Fifty Pounds;given by the Town of Ileirerley, for Horses of all Ages. Mr. Bowman's bay mare, 'Susan. • • Mr. 'Watt's - bay filly, by Beningbrough,out"of Miss Judy, 3 years old. ' • s Same day, Handicap Sweepstakes of zogs. each; for" Horses °fall denominations.. . . . Mr. Adam's br. gelding, aged, s 2.st. 41b. • - 3 i t Mr. Istn ton's bay gelding; g years 01,3, 1 3st - t 2 3 Sir F. Boynton's bay mare, Otf*She [Goes, aged, I3st. ' 3. 2 ,SATURDAY. A Maiden Plate Of Fifty Pounds. Mr. Robinson's ch. f. 3 years Old - Mr. Armstrong's b. m. Spitfire, 5 years old - 2 2 Mr. Holum's b; c. 13bunee by Traveller, 3 yrs old 3 4 Col. King's grey horse Hassle, 6 years old 4 3 Mr. Phillip's ch. h. Sir Frank, 3 years old - b. I SAMIVDAy. Welter St,ikes of iogs.:ekch, Ld Middleton's b. h. Bay Devil, by Jupiter, out of Thatchella • - Sir M. M. Sykes's b. m. by Pegasus - - 2 Mr. Burton's ch. g. Usurper, by Young Eclipse - Mr t Hotham's ch. h. - - dr. Alt . : Watt's b. g. Burton, by Magnum Bonum . dr. These Races were well attended by a number of Sporting Gentlemen, and other company frpfu and the populous neighbourhood of Beverley. • MARRIED Yesterday, at ‘Vanstead Church, by the Rev 'Dr. C , ifse. Peter Godfrey, Esti of Old-Hall, East liergholt, in the County of Sutibik, to Miss Catherine Ghapnan, daughter of Abel Chapman, Esq. ut VVoodtord, in. the County of Es sex.. Lately, Lieutenant (ones, of the North British Dragoons, to Miss Baskett, only daughter .of the Rev. I. Baskett, at Lewens, near Wimboutne. A few days ago, at Colchester, lieutenant_ Colonel Bailey, Inspecting Field Officer of Voluntcer Cavalry and Infantry in the Southern District, to Miss A. Silke, daughter of.the late Rev. A. Silke, ReCtur of Ashingdon, b.ssex.. DIED. On the t ith inst. at Eath, Captain Arthur Davies, of the - Military E!,tabliShinent in bengal. • • On Friday last., on Clapham Common, William Power, Esq. aged 73. On Sunday last, aged 34, loin Rose, Esq. of Norfolk-. street, Strand, formerty of Sooth Carolina. • The same evening, Mrs. preaves, of St. Vaults Church yard, relid of the late Charles Greaves, Esq. On the lath inst. at Shooter's ILIY, Miss Catharine Gol.. den, aged sz years. ; . • . • Lately, at her ribute in Charlton, Mrs. Fairlamb. relia of John Fairlamb, -Esq. late Captain in the Royal Artillery. On the 23th ult. at' Midhurst, 'in Sussex, Mrs. FrancesYaldwyn, relict of the late. ReV. lohn Yaltwyn t of 'flack down, nt the same County. Lately,. at Carlisle, Mr. William Frizzle. When in per.' fea health he weighed upwards of 35 stone. On Sunday setnitight, suddenly, While in bed with her husband, Joan, - wife of Robert Monday, of Crow less, in the Parish of Ludgvatt. On the discovery of her death, her hus band, Mho had been same time rather indisposed, removed to another bed, and died in ;about six hours atter. They' were both buried in the same grave. LONDON MARKETS, RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-I.ANE,, , ' By Messrs. CHILD and M A LPAS, Meal Weigners. Including only from the 3d of ittnd tp the 'Bth of lune, 'agreeably so the new A. 41. 38 Quartors at loos od ‘ 6o Quarters at.. 795 od • 220 --- at 98s 4 62 at 7Ss od .. 5; ---- at 97s od 455 ' --- 7 ---- at 77 3 .1, 415 at 9!)s 'ocl 204 --------- at 76S esl • ' 564 ----,-.-- at 951 od 299 -6 at 755 ed 3 --- at. 94$ 611 174; - 7 -- 7 ,-..- at 74s 6.1 138 ----- it 94s od 41, - at 74$ ad • so -,,--- at 93$ OA I 2 6 at 73S "od 535 "----..... at 920. od ' I . X 67 .....-,..--.-. at 72$ od so ---- at 913 ed . . . 501 --•- at 7is .0,1 1644 ----,- at 9os od 667 -; at 7.9 S ed 539 .----..-- at 88s od . lc° 916 ------ ;:t g6s od 1 347 197 - ~t asS 6,1 'zoo - at 675 od 559 7 0 5 --- at 'B4s od l 30 --, at . 64s •od • :33 . -------- at 835.0 d I 2.27 v 4 -7 at 63s od 600 -:-- at Siz 04 325 371 -;------ ut 8 A s s- oLI 49 361 !------r- at 'Bes od 663 — , -L-• at boa ad - - And 68 Quarters at sos od . Total 14148 Quarters., -Average Bos..ad. oi. 10.td. lower than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Fromlune t to lune 7, from the Cocket-Office: Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks: s . t 2.-- - Si • 2.34 ----- 79 o I to —74 o 4---- LI 0 47 6 7$ 0 5 6 73 0 I -- 83 O 94 —77 • 2 .---..- 72 11 8214 •••••—• 89'0 i 7s! ---.. 76 s 1 is --7 : a 5 ---- 79. 6 34 41 ---- 75 0 1 70 ---- 73 0 Total-9613 Sacks. ----Average 793. 6i.i. • es. cid. higher than last Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Ending, tune 8. Wheat 9os od f Barley 445 . 2d f Beans 45s •• 34 Rye 57s la Oats 273 ad 1 Pease 4is led IV ESTEAN CM) Nil?. Y MA ItK.IiTS (last Week) per. Qr. Wheat: Barley. . • Oats. Ins to 102$ 353 oil to 42$ ad 27$ ci to Sts !As to . . 96s ,361 3d tO 42S s oil 283 vl ro 331 63$ to 983 373 ed to 44$ oil 26s oe, to 3k S 6 r 43 to . 963 43$ art to 473 ed ins cif to 32s Newbury Salisbury Devizes Warminster PRICE 0 k HOPS. *otos. roctirrs. Kent, 41, tos. to 61 - ..05. Kent, 54. os. to 6t., 6s. Siwex, 41. ios. to ;I. izs. SInhCX, SI. OS. to ji. 141. Ebbex, 41. los. to 51, 123, FaYllll3lll, 71. cs. to Si. os. 1'R1C1:: LRATHER (per Ib.),IT•LEADFNLIAI.I.. Iltats, so to 561 b. each - - - _2 4. to 13d; Ditto, 60 to 6510. each 24.4. to -rid. Merc'hants' Backs, . -22 W. to —ct. Dressing Hides, - 124. to 23d. Fine Coach 1 fides, . - - - - 1341. to 20. Crop Hides 'tor cut tint, 2.2.4(1, to t4arl, Flat Ordinary - - - zzri. to alti. Calf Skins, 3o to 4011). per Dozen ,35a. to 40d. per )b. Ditto, so to 7olb. 3;d. to '4O. per•lb, - Ditto, .70 to gOlb. 344. to 311 d. per lb. • Small Seals (C reenhout) to 45d. per lb., • Large ditto, -120 s. to .18os. • ner Dozen. Goat Skins 3os. to '653. ditto. Tantezd Horse !,Lida, 3os. to 4.14. per Hide. RAW EL 11)LS. Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, 2s..tod. to 3s. c.d.l ' 3s. 6d. to 3s. W. Market Cali, 12$. od. each. NI Melling, 3s. 2d. to 1 ,35.. 4d. Eng. HOrSe 175. to2la. C.iCil. Sheep' Skins . - . 4s ad to Ss od Sltearlings . ...... - 25 6d to 3s 6d 'ls 44 to oS od• Lana)) Skins SMITithIF.I..I) :MARKET, june.l7. To sink the 0 ff.4l—yer stone of Sib. licit; 45. Sd: to 55. cod. ' I Vial, 4s. 614. to 45. 4tl. Muttoli, is. 0. t,o ca. _ .Pdtk, 4s. Bd, to ss. 44. I •Arni - to,6s. 6d: lIYAII CI .CATTLZ THIS DAY. Beasts, about Igoe—Sheep and Lambs, geoo. .NLWCATE . and I„EADFNHALI...AIARKETS. Dy the Carcise. Reef, 3s, 1001..t0 51. od. -tyro, 4s. od. to 6*S. ad. Mutton, 4S. 4(1. to rPorit,.4s. litt, to ss.-41. Lamb, - 4s. SO; to 6s. ad.. • pitlck of. TALLOW St. James's Market . 3s. laid. - 1410;rn ; 1 ; allow 67k. od. es, Clare Mail.et 3s. told. 1 Russia slu..(Cand) 6os. 635„ ititechapel Mai kit .33. • tad. I It ussia do:(So.16os. —s:od. c . p stone ot 81b. * I Melting • Stuffs6s. oci. -• ' t is. • 54.* Ditto rough 335. ed. • Average prise 3s. tdbd. Graves us. od. Good Dregs tos. od. • Yellow Soap, 76s.—Mottled, HA. —Curti, 9os. Price of Candles per dozen, t Is. od.--Moutds, tzs. 04. . St...JAME'S's HAY NIARY:Et, Lucie Hay, 31. qS. pd. 10 51: pi. 4cl.—Ayer. 41. of. Straw, 21. 64. ed. to 21. iss. ad.—liver. 21. f.s. 6d. WriITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. May, 31. 14s. vd. to 41. 16i. od.—Aver. 41. ss. Clover, 41, 4s. od. .o sl. 54. od.—Aver. 41. 14i. &f. straw,.il . tq al. 115.4-qt. —Aver. xl. 55. ad SEA-COAL ME'rEß's OFFICE. junc to, Monday, zo Cargoes of Coals sold in the Pool, from 40s, 6t. to .495:6d. per Chaldron. ---- 12, Wednesday, 4 ditto ditto, 435. 9.1. to 481. 34. 1 4, Friday. 's clittO, ditto, as. ad. to 476. 6 LONDON : Printed by ICHA D H:1P1 IS, of No.:{, Martlett-court, Bow-street and Published by W ILIA/oil AR rr ,to a SCRIPP S , o f smittl Mo. t the t:N-OFFICE, o 1 , ; where /EL ertisetnents Orders for the raper, Letters tbr the Editor, & c . r oos t-)aid,), it S N. 1.) FROM THE FI?ENCIf P..4PERS. Pants, JUNE 4.—The KING of SWEDEN being in formed that His Majesty the KING of PausslA had sent the Order of the Black Eagle to the Emperor of the French, hastened to send back the Insignia of that Order, which the Father of the. present KING of PausslA had granted tothini whihk he was yet an in fant, and as a proof of friendship to his Father. The KING of SWEDEN in. sending back the Order to the KING of PRUSSIA, declared to him, that there being so great a differenCe upon every point between him and the Emperor NAPOLEON, was impossible he could be inrolled in the same Order. The KING of PRDSSIA, indicant at- such a pro ceeding, said, smiting, " I am sorry for my Cousin, the KING of SWEDEN he does not feel that in the eyes of Europe and of posterity this is the most poignant epigram that lie could make against him self." He has, however, thought proper to recall his Legation 'until the 'confinement of the 'KING Of SWEDEN, which will not be delayed in consequence of the progress of his malady !-----( Manitear)„ Vice-Admiral ViLLARET JOYEIIISE writes from Martinique, under date of the ood a March, f,tat ing, that"the Island was provisioned for more than eighteen months, and was in the best state of de fence. . FRANKFORT, JUNE e.--111 a Riga Newspaper, of the latter end of April, is inserted a vcry'polite let ter from the EmrEaott` of RUSSIA to the ci-devant French General MbREAU, at eadi%; in which His Majesty informs him that he has 2ppoiwed, him a: General of the Infantry, with the pay attached to that rank; and moreover grafted him a sum of i:;,000 rubles to defray the expences of his journey to Russia. Among other expressions , used by His Imperial Majesty on this occasion, are the following: Discharge your duty in myservice, and'l will' di) justice to that finite which you,have acquired in Eu- rope." At a Meetilig of the Lieutenanfey of Col nvrall, held yesterday se'nnight, at Trurci; it wM re4Olved to raise a second Regiment of Mihtia, instead of the' presept - . On Friday, afternoon while two young Gentlemen were exercising _their military talents by tiring. at a target, in Strangewais Park, near Manchester, one of them being unfortunately_ behind - the goal' at the moment of the other's piece. going oft, was shot thkough :the body. He lingered in the utmost' agony until Saturday morning at ten 'o'clock, and then expired. The parties were cousins, of the name of Faulkner, and members &the 'Rifle Regiment commanded by Lieut.-Colonel HANSQN. • On Wednesday se'nuight„ between four and five o'clock, as a private 'of the .€4d Royal Lancashire Mi litia was assisting to dig a well, at M r . K en d a ll' s -Almshouses; in Colchester, a great quantity of earth ;ind some bricks 441 in upon him, at'the :rtepth 'of thirty•lcel., lle in that dreadtaThthation for the' space of six. hours, during 'lvhich'fate the utmost exertions Were made to - remove - the earth undi,r > which he Wi t 4 buried ; which being tit length effetledi he was eitricated without having received . ILL inaterial iitaury.• , 'seennight some lads being- - arplaY . i found ii tine boy about two yeah old, laid' under hay-stack, and some thorns pikatti around him; in a field adjoilling,Patrington-lane, pear Hull. The mo ther of this child„died.a little dine ago, and the tit . thernegieding 44, provide for it, .the peOple with Whom it was at nurse . carried` - it to his lodgings, 'whence it was - taken - by him to the abov e pl ace an d left there. Search was imtnediately made atter, hirti; but hitherto Withpat eireet, as he appears to left the 7 ne'ghbour , hood. ,The child, was taß,en to the Workhome. Tent& and last Day of ,Drawing,.—The Ticket No. 13,163, as first drawn on Saturday last, entitled to Two Thousand Pounds, was sold at Messrs. frAzAito, BURNE, and Co.'s Office, - 'Royal Ex. change, where No. 27,768, a Prize of Five Thou sand Pounds, and No. t : 5,136; a Prize of Five Hun dred Pounds, both drawn the same day, were sold in Shares. A .sigital instance of.niiine •Correction &cum:A _on Inlay. at Stamford,- which cannot fail to make an impresSioli upon the most profligate charafier a young man of that town was giving vent' to,vehe meat pa - ision,' and uttering the most itnions and blasphemous..expressions, he 'was suddenly struck speechless ! He has .e‘ , er since- remained' in the most deplorable state of and is Unable to ar ticulate a single word... • On - 'lwday. the 4th inst. at Ttliplnsham- House, rinser, the Lady a Brigadier• General Munro,- of a Daughter. .1111.1.11111.1111---- ,—.....,,,............... , ._... , from sa ite. 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Exchever 110, is.o).. 3 per Cent Con. stint Oini.turn, 31" t 6. s::tl3:r6tlis I tii::::::1?3;:r Ceil t ',' l ii Ditto Short_Ann. 3 s.l6ths t,..,:i5. for 0p0i0g,•591 d II , .-...., strik'i:: SOLOMON'S GUIDC TO----:-------ki.Tild ~ WF' sh tie oulei. be 'deficient in our purl 1 ° 1 01 lic weal . we ' not to give place to the 10 1 i passai:e, from the last Edit?oeof 501.(,;61.4 l' GUIDEto IA EA L . rti., page 16-7, on the evil ; lel° • , the present fashion of Dress among the fair Sex '.,. ~I C O " More of the fair Srx date their Ns:Plc:ooi,, ~1 , caught by wearing thin Covering,. and follo.,ilig,i';,H6 • ridiculous fashions in Dress, than twin .1 11 Y ull,lcr,',,dilit);lo,l i ought surely to put them upon their plea , ••••.•,•.,or • cithrehcutmvseirieccitir:lttirinDk.recesspi;ngictrhietrns,,selcvraesctoviiar,inc;i,,,,!;o ti t t wi a hs i ioeb n a2sdi p iris e cot r io i vf o t t : .! se , lnsi it r i a ! s i p i . sar,riba;eigttictliiiplielhsetay,el,rtolcirtaiiintrydo trit:::tb,)lncs, r t eiot!, ttilo:,.luthr. ivirol ar i: _,.. I s • •orded ' 1 " $ ~ Among the siring of rein:citable Domestic L, 1 61, pie 1 Of gdy 1( o u ngptlf.leleacdell-dc°silnid:iev'telial:!'t:PrC:o.:l4l:ssu..i7.;tcio%li:;leN:',:i,,',rll::irrf': consequence or having one h ;' „ 'e, thir u i' , ''' • it . Igi- This Book- is of stii:ll inestimablc N'',.,crypit,, strongly reoaintnend it to the perii,il oi ‘'' . Readers. al • . .. tilOw',o 11'..* Persons entering upon the holy stAt" iwiaii should consider, that " where the anintaiii i$ P ° - A • s :f w o a r- r i l i e : re p h e ? c : i : A sb i f l : N y ti li i:i v i i t i ! i t t 'l it ; o')liistin'eNvilililiPtilaunol:oliititieir‘ et ti : pr a G e t au t S t V i l ec. : c l i z i l oi s ' :tf.c.f't):l•lirilifger..,:c.r.:L.; IC , : 1 l i t ' , " t ,:` .. "4 ' l , l; : l l o ll''i ni t l i : 11 4 % 15 ! , . 1 ' the peat and aril) , restorer irldizilth,and,!..94al•t' ~'6,1, P 'P lice i'' . •• , ra tty froml m's i Y t l s i I S tz 4 h l l . ::.:1 ivi surfacee s i lz . 3 d 3 it jt .• • 'o .. t . i en c tii, ii (led , rh ,i., (i ,), ... 4, , 4 i , I.:,:tiry, re i. v o vi,i,, I. till s` ; .gg PIO I, : ';r 0 41 0 i ( - • Prepared by Dr: Soloarair, Gilea.l.l-Ouse; 11 "' 0 , 1 , 9 in Cos. Etd. and 3.35. -Bottle, • • O.; DUO. ~c..3l.'Plory i l ''• 'a l fornier, by wincii the Pure'haser saves 9,.,.,,,;,.;5,1nt, Boat.: has a Stain.), which boars the I.'rp.i,,, tit , 0,1.. ~[ Address, " Saml.'Soloition, Liverpotd,' to °it' • ~ ' felony% - . . • ' A l• , " . •e-.. 'lino., Doable Postage of all Letters to Pr. -.),' ... t ~,,lii.L' , t must be, paid, 'and a Fee of vs. 6J. in,:loic:t to ~, I • ' ikl.soi )uSt publishe; I ; lot 0 4 , ~o, , A New 'Edon (with :Jlo' - ,' t . coil,' c .;, . } , Aof IDE to ft IF, AI,TII, • in a . varietv.„ ,11;?,. '' sQtne ot which are•treitetfon undcr the f011a...1.1;i01.,-,;,..,, ,f 4. Advice to Nervous Patients-Asthma-Al:ince ..11,1t0,,ii, ticiency of Natimil'Streogth-Feiretle Con::;110011,1-0, Spasms. in the Stoinach-l-lyyracho.ndltiY.,,;_gliciio7a,„,: A, I ternal Sirti:in4--Loss or Delea•Tlf*hlenloq i).1,00 , ... Scurvy- Scrofula -Turn of-Life--‘oo.lre.l), t... , ,17.. • i , ness---Votith..-By ,S. 50L0.40,' Al ' l i '1 ..1.041ii.j• ' j Sold •b y Mrs. Mathews, No. 18..5t,ri',1'„' ,1441.;Yvti. 2 SMitil, Pcrfcr. No. 38, aoti i".;r. I.oeullick,l,./3°,'`,404 tit Mr. Baxter anti NI r. -Scott, Soo th -Dr iiigt t • ii i ro e, i , 11,,j4.' • * litlr.iaaki, Eldr-aoct Co, ii.4l;oinirhls;, ' 11.. 1, j 'ile,' i /1 ' Alo ta W. Carneron, Gronr)4..k ,_. G • Bro‘voing, . '1,014 5 ,0 , IN 1.0,r1. I(..ilittartiock • .S . • 'toting.' I orni e ;Al (!", 'isl'j so V. iiireside, Avr ;W. Cr;oviord, Girvso i,Pmicio.i4 or 4' Douglas ; •r, siiMillaii, Kirkcudbright ;i•' „ Aillill',,o.tt do aid, ; j.. Myth, Leven; f . DeinPstat iiii);,3ni,l l•ti? It die; P. 'Craigic, 'Montrose •„. I• • .Ylit'll'''''''ll lilvel4 44.1.!rdtl ; I).r. NV hite, !land.; • M'l rit95....,... .100,4; .' , It , M'Kenzie, StorsiaWav ; P . Ta t lot, ~Sirsii.r.aeor,ii 4 i .ifri; ',iv Bisset, Perth ; W.Anacrsoe,Sterling; Co k `" hat; Vio,„''',Jo.icl • PI Alxnder. D.inferinline ; Wilson, Dtlf;,;nrsrst, , I ' . li ft broach; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; r` t ,j 151,..t', Weddel, A Inwk ; rtterconi, ArbtiCoort,a,',,; .41,100 tei lie.td ,• A. *Al' l Donald Trorv,Are, (; i-",1,,„"os i'' ILlk.s.:ters anti Veinier's- of Pate.n e ''\l'''''''-'" .• ' • Kriu.F.tloin. ,7'" A . ,----< To T. TAYLOR, Stit;s co,'s'' • . i Ldi,i,i.:l,trag:l'iclN,;a: cil;:ij:11;1. I sus, . .„ 0 . , c 1-----:VetnTelreeal'i)Crilolagip.'(friTi 7..l;iiii;l4l.llCilir!,4t!:(ll.lt;'orl:l4.t'isn'tl:: I' ' 04 tee fur five months; but .was then oul, to, r 4 regular Physician, who put a ternpePf,,,,i,anoin,!, l ie , least of the I)4ease lb. .mercurial q 1 , ,,,, ,3 tf,;. , t time; in., g r" ing, in spite of all me :'„,„it • i of the first Gentletuzii 01 tile r r t i 4 o ; s i3to I l i t:; . e lti'i, Worse for teLly years, l vv .ii ,Ncik'ee' belch; A n , e 4 , i r, e f paralleled and beyond ite..“:riPt,9l)kib. l i vid, t' l ''' il.lokri ' and ulcerated Erom Ileatt lilt r'''' t ' . ' ftg;roa rlY I,l'o'l°' ' bnet,,so:,mlieggs.,u:r:ratiss, ;I.ticl; :ila,yr, he t eini4a.vt,litrinl :Afir.l)''' t,,,t.ii,irrid:, ~), t thilt, eat ing nice on my bolY , , 411,000•=t0 IS it i; i a l of agile. ...vould be '10;11114 ow toli:,1, It I raze all my case.-..sAilfic4 it to say.,•thoi.._ or . 2,i 0.;,,,V, i. I will one of a more dangerou,, ~1.1 bf L oy 1,1,704 4 leatednatme. I Was long look6l .LIP-of rofir...JYi;w,ra ', all imagined mysoll; heY°" d " 11°I)1:' 0 r,4 c ° ' (''r. ii l3° - 1). deed, in my then condition, i 4 ,1 1, , d r o le/ '' r ot , more than wise's-able state. In. til:4tot v irit!„o,. ~,i.:P ! , t o I drag a most miserable exiill4ccconiaiiiintl t' 3 , ,,i !,;' a t , threw in 101 Way 4 Nevisp.ipel , _, I it . I ‘OO„Af,, .... Mr. B. of Ply nwittl-iny triends r i'..,,,,A'),E's ,`11,,,,,,,,;i Sent and Inm:urea SOnle Of Your to fiLll;;', :lilipC,lll,, PI 1.1.5, which,, by using it • 111 t l i c e • r' ; o,^ii Si; k 1 • . 1 ri. lion ton . , ..,., , b„1 cc Ilea.. _ong, been, (after nitt . ~„ c ,,,, • . ,1. ,,, „,.. ~ ~, distressl, in as good a state of 1H.,,,11,41/,,, -, ,t ! 3 i n, • proof cif this, i had :I tine, L liflot",:, „,., C.L.,• ',.,,if )110,• Z:I Me a law months ASO. ILI ,' '' ''. , 1 ',,,,eit r of . rendering MY tollot.. ~, • - , _, .. - ',ol:f . - t publish this; and you in., , i ;., . th, , , wish to be sated of tho s itllitlz,,ircr or I'-', :'• 1 ! V II colas*, to Me or my t fiCni:i., , , ,r,.ilu.,' ' ' .. t, •. t , ,„ .ii co. . . ~ i As t•••tv (;ases tbr 0.1,.ht.:,) • • , • • !0.... , -• eiwo...-,e t , , ~. , , ~ , 4, exceed it, 1 .11.1V0 1.1•1.111 i 11.,1' ,,,: 0.1, ~ . ~ e it mankind, the in your 1, F. Ar , .. cu ' i ~ f, !, .. i . ,i.. , , , • lit, sure, spe:tif, Safe, :awl rAdical ',il:,,, , . ;ii: frz; tut s!..age of the :Venereal I).ALL.tar4,,,, ' fstrtmsc Lots. - . • . . -.. ' ‘ r : , /.. I nitirinOditab IC 13 : Ili I) r . , ~,. , (, 1 name and address public ; ~ „ ~_:..., .., '',,.: .''' 0: wanting itifurrilation limy •Iso :y.,.,„„,,,,,i11.,:.14,., ... friends by Mrs. S. I.;lark, Rains lei-31.01'a pre1.ii.,...,, , ' • - ' Its itarett 'and Solti hY t„.... .., 1 col lc,,,ofeflo:. T. TA yl,o i Member of the 102140,/ lititcoo-14,4., , 1 in Loudon, t his ho'tsct r,;ch)',.,,it Liens leco pn:litto:4, 1,, Wlfere he will give Advise Wit, . _ 0 . :77 , 4 ,, ing these Pins', •and will itisrrer,y, io A lt 4:::A30417 44 •rirb. , tri - k , • paid, On the Same tonns, ottogrTT,';'w t ir k--, t . py ~.• ~ ,1 1 o's n-• ...,,,,uO, r ,z 1,,,,,, t„ , InOL)lAble SetteCy, fro pets) rtiopr i',-4 ortyloh. ~ f mentined, but at their oivn P. l _ .131 , c two ~,,a,,,- al, prietor, 'during the course et .lit t • an exetTefroe. ..-. 44 that he has lead the condne.iing ell, 0.104 to no tt.is. . h i above IVlLalicine, and the 1!".4,11L, ointleoltt lit;-,Ptit ' is They are AlSo sold by lo le , i. „, bt ripoil l', r 4, grasEal ': ~,L. it if 4 . nience of those living A 1,, Niaciloro slli' if - , Il k, SOUt Li -bridge, Edinburgh ;.., iv ir e • fer , f o r till, ii.,l+ . gow to whotai also ?vit. r., r ,i,..stroct,; toot;,,,Ki it Perlurner's, No: . 35, Sr. it-11/34, oxpol.s n 001,,,, }, 0 „, 04 , Robertson's Toy-sbap, 1`1"' .1.;;;,111, norri:,l,l,ll,:ill:Vd ti: borough's, N0..7,.1:60.4t,,,-'1,,•:,. . t. ,1 0 ,_ it . t. ,,, ~...,tel#7,oi . tl, nument ; Mr. Steel's, ,11001•1!'';;‘Iii.;tin ; all d in.l 'ort/ tr Tower-hill •_ ~..Mi. Callwell',l -,1.-..rottrita,",, 011,,, br every considerable town in e'' up VlO'iglici O.' t 'SOUS Of 01111 IS• 9d,,CaCil, 6 ,. ;,.10.,r sex ' ••,,440,..,. oq, diredions, wnerebt. persons et _(•-" . . , , is P,,,,77i .. 4; selves n ith ease anti seereeYt. .cri.e,?t llriP,'lf t : 1 . i• N• B. Every box sold in 4.._,0t0 of „. ~,,,,. i.) With a Stamp on which,' hY '-`• 0f t1 . ..e -- '; 0 Pl' -. : i , „,,, e 5t..1101,- naa) / stunts, is printett, at GI ...li,...ate tv ~ No, 6,'New.Bridge-street, to i" ' 7 0 all otuers ar:. e0z........1::geft:„...; ~...„„.......9.'" „., ..n.on.stree-, rl. ......Seener-LIU,A 'C i rivi:: be addresied. - • ' , '-' , ~.. ~. ..