The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-28 00:00:00

LATE RI: PO RT. criußrOF 141Ay 27 TTIE KING it. CaiECE, PRICE I .AND JENT(II‘II... These . persons were unexpectedly brought up this morning to attend to a trifling change iii the sen. 'wipe of the Court deliveredon Saturday. The LOAD CHILI? JUSTICK - said, .tot the punishMent of theie Prisoners should depend upon the penalties ! enaftzd by.the rgth of Elizabeth, and 2:1 of Geo. it, By the terms of the latter, ai•pcared.that the punishment should be annulativc. The' first direas sir.;months imprisonment ; . the Isat gives ,discretion to the Coomto the extent of iii ;Ring. transpnr:aCon for ?seven years,: . .Under these circumstances the Court having thought fit to pronounce a sentence conform• able to the-tiirattorut ,both the Statutes, adjudged that each of the Defendapts pay, a fine , lo thl . King of 2071.. be itnprisoned for the space of six trlohth , , and he transported for six y,C,ats;•. anti further or(l:_•red, that their oath be not received in any of the Court of England or Wales, and the Dependencies thereof, UDICIII the judgment should.be reveried. THE KING v. T. S. OSMFR, ESQ. Mr. Justice Goose, in pronouncing sentence, said, that. the Defendant had been found guilty of ob.. wilding an officer in the attempt to arrest a rtson who was amenable to the laws. It was in ) e xcuse that, as a Lieutenant in the Navy, the Delendai t had a press-gang under his orders, since it was the paramount duty of every one to respeel the law.— " It is fit that Gentlemen in your situation," con tinued the Learned judge, "should learn that penal consequences must necessarily follovir the resistance given to the execution of legal process." The sen. tense was, that the Defendant he committed to the custody of the Marshal of 'the Marshalsea, for the term of three months,. and he then discharged. , THE KING V. RICH. MAritLL rmiLLlrsotFQ. We have before give the , Pat ticulars of „this case. Since the trial a Rule kid heen obtained In - arrest:of 'judgment, on the griaithi we have already explained, that a enurt could not inter crime's ; and no crime was ditettly alledged in the counts 04 whiCh the cony proceeded. The LOILD Cllll,O If JrriTice &limed O A opinion of the Court on the argument respeeting this Mo tion, at no inconsiderable length ; and he concluded with saying, that in whatever light the Jetter which was the foundation of this action was considered, it was competent to sustain the indictment.---The 44epr, arresting judgment (was then discharged. [Easter Term having this day conanded, the Sittings for Middlesex wilt continence to-morrow, at Mita o'clock, in Westminster-thin.] FtliE.—Last night a fire broke out in the work. amps of Mr. SMITH, Uphidsterer, io Grosvenor Mows, near Bond.street, which entirely destroyed the same," and two costeli.houses adjoining. The St. James's Volunteers and Loyal Britons attended, and repidered their proration to such property as could believed. Happily no lives were lost,' " A few Jays ago," says a ~Dublin Paper of the 23 . 3, " Lieut. CI.ARKE, of she tat Highland *nem, was attacked by six footpads, a few miles on this aide Limerick. The . Lieutenaot. was in a travel. ling chaise, and happened to be asleep, when. the horses . were stopped, and the' chaise.boy knocked down between them by the stroke of a pistol. Each door of the chaise was irntnrdiately opened, and the Lieutenant pinioned—the tearing off his epaulets awoke him,and finding them rifling his pockets, he attempted to preserve his i,vatch,on which.one of the villains fired at his head,butliappily missed him. Mr. CLARKS having got his hand into the basket of his broad sword, forted• his, way nut of the catriage, and, while doing 'so, one of the robbers seized Iris sword by the scabbard, and unsheathed it. The trioroent Mt. CLAIRE got out,' he received a most severe blow in the temple, by which he was stun. ned and desperately cat. Rec Overing, however, he disabled the first of his assailants who approached, and drove his sword into the hotly of the second, on which the remaining four fled. Mr. CA.Attitt, returned then to Limerick with his two prisoners, end lodged them in gaol. We understand the Ma gistrates Of that County intend to manifest, by a handsome compliment, their approbation of his me. ritoriotis condud. . A set of house-breakers, to the number of fifteen, infested the neighbourhood of-FArruinton and South. gate one day last week : at the former place, they broke into the house of a Mr. Smith, atter the. fa. roily had gone 40 bed, *and robbed it of plate, and other articles, to the amount of several hundred pounds. From the circumstances attending the rob. bery, there is little doubt but the thieves were well acquainted with the premises ; fur the first, thing they did, after gaining an entrance, was to lock the dour of the 10a0.11eflant'S bed.ronm. The plate was kept in a place that could only be known to those previously acquainted with the situation. The Pa. stole saw some of the villains quitting the house ; but .the thieves being so numerous, and well.arrned, they durst not. attack .theta. • At Southgate they committed several robberies in the course of the night, and stopped a long time in the premises, re. ga iing themselves with such fare as the houses ai. torded. At Norwich, in Cheshire, a Whims* 1 rivilega it ascribed by the charter of that o l l e t a senior scholar of the gratronar-school, vi u z rc t s h he is to receive marriage lees t o t h e seine amount as the clerk, or, in lieu thereof, the ,bride'e, garters. -- he ranter of the colts at Combo turnpikelate, Wilts, was lately fined two penalties of 51. each, for demanding and receiving tolls of:nijor.Gett. WArtna anti Colonel BitEe. ON, for their horses r tssing through the gate when on military duty. Last week a young pan, who had been shoot. irtg jack-dawn at Iti..irk.stall Abbey, : near Lewes, 'vent up into alhigh part of the Abbey to fetch one s'iat had fallen amongq the ivy and irubbish,;, and s'ening on a place that lie thought secure, but ‘; hick was not so, he unfortunately tell headiong to rho ground, and was killed on the spot. spopniva INTELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING MEETING. TitUaSDAY, MAI' 23. • - Sweepstakes of 2ogs. each.—Two mites. . Earl Fitzwilliam's Sally, by Sir Peter, s yrs. Old, gst. Mr. W. Let's Brunette, by Overton, 4 yrs. old, Bst.' 21b. 2 Mr. MCiIiSWS Diddles, by Pegasus, 4 yrs. old, Bst. 211). pd Lord Dad ington's"brown horix, Doncaster, by Sir Peter, 5 yrs. old, gst. . Pd 2 and 3to L ott Earl Fitzwilliam's Sally. Sweepstakes of 2ogs. each, for two year old Colts, Sat. sib. Fillies 7st. 13111. --Two yetiy olds course. Those got. kzy untried stallions, or out of untried mares, allowed 31b. Mr. WAker's c. c. brother to Sir John, by Stride t Mr. Kilapton's - b. 1. by a brother to Eagle, dam by StAr (allowed 310.) • - - 2 Mr. Mellish's.b. e, companion, by Beningbrough, darn . Lurcher (allowed 31b.) 3 Mr. 1. Hill's c. Talisman, by Totteridge, dam by High. tlyer,(allowed 31b.) - - 4 Sir H. 'l. Vane's b. t. by Patriot, out of Hyperion's dam s § to 4 against Mr. .Walker's chesnut colt. Sweepstakes of 3ogs. each, togs. forleit—Last three miles. Mr. Garforth's g. 1. Vesta, by Delpini, 4 yrs. Bst. sib. Mr. GP.flOrtit'S C. Evauder, by Delpiru, 4 yrs• old, Sst. 41D. - - , Lord MitMeton's g. It. Blue Devil, by Sir Peter, 6 yrs. old, 9,,t. • _ 3 Mr. Flint's Spitfire, by Beningbrough, dam by Young. Sir'Pe . ler, 5 yrs. old, list. 81b; - - - 4 6to 4 against Blue Devil...—No betting amongst the others. Mr. br. gelding beat Mr.. lrwin's 4hrout geld. inn, 13st. eich, sogs. It.tlf thrfeit.—Last mile., FRIDAY. , „ SWeellslt:MeS of togs. Cacti', tor 3 year old Colts , ast,. Fillies 751. laib.--The last toile and nalf. (Six Subscribers.) NIL. I . letclwrs b. c. Stavely, by Shuttle, darn by Drone Lord Fitz‘Oliani's b..c, Caleb ,Quoteiern, by Sir Peter 3 G.tscingnes g. c. by Delpini, damn by Weathercock 3 Mr. Mciiish's b. True Briton - 4 6 and 7 to 4 on Sravely.-1V on easy. The St:nd Plate of sal. free for all horses, ite.—Four miles. Mr, ',lotion's ch. c. Saxoni, by Delpioi, s yrs. old itst. (f,. Stephenson) - . • Mr. Crtorilt's,g. yonder, 4 old. 7st. glb: (E. Phillips) - - a Mr. Mangle's b. c. by Widnut, dant by javelin, 4 yrs. old, 7st. 13. Smith) Mr. Ttiompson's b. c. Newca,tic, yrs. old; yst. gib. (1. C;itrbutt) . • „ 4 Sri H. tVilliainson's g. h. riontat atoning, 5 yrs. old , . • At. 4lb. (j. tuition) S to r against S4XOlli, s'lo ogsinst , P.itanuer, 3 tot against Roue:it si.triing, 4 and 7 tot against. Newcastle. A remark 'Ably flue race, and won by half a length. NEWC AiSTLE, 114 Ar Is. Thursday being AscensiUn Day, the tight Woe. shipful the Mayor and Magistratet, according to an. noal . custom, as CMCIVatOrg, failed &sm the river Tyne to Tynemouth i llar, in the CurPoration barge, with the usual dectitlitions and attendants, accom. Holka by the Master and 'Brethren of the Trinity. ouse, 'in the Trinity barge, and several private boats : they were saluted by firing of cannon from the quays, &c and other demonstrations of public) 'cape& After Making the' usual survey at Shields, they returned with the tide, and passed through britle,e up the river to Newborn, from whence they came hack to the Mansion-house, where an enter. taintnent closed the ast,iversary scene. When the barges returned from Shields, and had got I 'little above bridge, tkaispatch Comfortable, one of the covered boats 'accnnipanyink them, was struck by a coal keel coming down tile river, which nearly sunk it. The boatman's son, while sitting At the stern, fell overboard by the suddenness of the shock, and was drowned before any aesistanca could Ire gi en him. The boat was numerously crowded, and the tetuaining were with' difficulty saved. . Another c nail boat was upset, by having too many no one bide, but nu lives were lust. • There is now living at Chedder, in Somerset W o m 3“ • named Jdfers, who :is mo iher, grandmother, great grarvimother, and great great grandmother. to. its children, - must of who m are living :at, this tine.• A singular occurrence happened at Weedon.llecle, Nottloonplooabire, on Thursday last , :—A stock of brew its the gaJrden at the Wheat Sheaf Inn begin. ning landlord followed them to some Matinee in the customary way; striking a warming. pan with a large key, the melodious sounds of which proved so powerfully attrafting to the humming tribe, that they attually swarmed upon his head and shoulders, and remained there near an hour before the man way rolieved from his perilous situation, which WaSat length eirreted by his placing his head over a hive, , whlch was procured for the purpose, and shalt. ing them off into it. A person who had witnessed the transaftion was' desirous of purchasing the bees, and offered the owner a guinea fur them, which he re. fused, saying he would not take double the money for them, after the honourable manner in which they had treated him, not one' of them having stung . : • At nailed' Fair, on Wednesday last, tl.ere was a great demand for servants, and good wages were given. Tbc market was well supplied with cattle, sheep, and lambs. Reef sold from 63, sd, to 7d. 6J. Sheep from 7s. to 75. 9d. per stone, sinking offal. Wheat from 725. to 88s.. per Tamer. Rye sli. Beans 4.65. pats 20s. ,to 281. ?case Oa. Yesterday se'nnight two idle boys, who left their homes at Chichester .to take a .bir,v, nest, at. tempted with a string to ride a horse which was in the field, ,when the animal enraged by their t t e3t. 'went to him, threw one of them with such violtno, that he survived only a few minutes. Yesterday se'nnight the folloWing melancholy au. aident happened •at Aberdeen :—A taw, young men were amusing themselves with gunpowder, and had got a pirce.of wood bored. and filled with it, when one ot them, of the name of Charles Robertson, on. fortunately set fire to it it blew in pieces,. &ova' a splinter of the wood into his head, which it almost severed into two, and killed him on tbs spot, .3111? citAvlssuil, hoof 26. Pa , ;N . , by the Egenclaunt, - Hanson, from Nap's, ; Hy ril(+aoc(-.., l i..1.00110n, from Cadiz , U tersargt, Keilog, tfOitt St. ; lora, --, from Guernsey.; , Vrow Mar&a rvrta, I)runin, front charante ; Fortuna, Otider4, , a n d Two ur.thers, i h front Norway ; Triton, Parker', tiotri ; Grove , Woirot, Sandwo, and Maria, Her man, from I)antzio ; Zolderusr, Serw,lrts, ; Pahrib an., Underwood, and jonp Refiner, nh iller, lioniupl;wrg ; Good Hove,_ jacoOs, trotu Poppenbtirg. V row Krautes, jon4.: Peter, j."atreii, Low, C...err, Good iloPoi front lonbdov., . . Sailed—the TeME:berry, Cor;qm, for Botany 11,t3 . ' ntuf Chitu; ii d Cociauntia, 11Avidsvii, for tile vtae,. IDhS. WESTERN NevVbury Salisbury Devizes Warminster SAOII. Kent, 41. es. to SI. 412. 31,1S&VC, 41. es. to 41. 163. Essex, 41.'03. to 41. i3s. • PRICE Of:LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEA.DIINIIALL. Butt:, so to 161 b. each 22t. - - • to 2,3(4 Ditto 66 to 651 b. each - -24 d. to 2,01. Merchants' Backs,. ' • - 220. to 134, Droving Hides, • - • - - lid. to ,2 - 4 d. Fins Coach Hides, - - 231. to 2sd. Crop Hides for cutting, • - staid. to 230. *Flat Ordinary - - - - atid to asid. .Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb. per Dozen 36(1. to 4ad.4per lb. Ditto, so to Kolb. 3sd. to 391. per lb. Ditto, 7e to Seib. 344. to At, per lb. • Small Seals (Greenland) 4ad. to 454. per lb. Large ditto, /los. to 180 s. per Dagen. Goat Skins - , —s. to, ditto. Tinned Horse Hides, sp. to 421. per Hide. RMV 14 Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) ,0 rdinary, 2S. Sod, to 3s. 6d. 35. 6d. to 3s. Bd. Market .Calf, t2s. ad. each. Middling, 3s. 24. to 3s: 4th Eng. Horse 575. tO 21S. °vat. Sheep Skins - . . 4$ ad to, 8s ad Shearlings . . Is 54 to °Sod . Lamb Skins - . _ 34 ad' to' 4s ad SMITtikIELD MARKET, May 27. To sink the 0 trAl—per stone of Slb. ON:I, 43. 4d. togs. 6d. Veal, ss. ed. to 6s. od. Mutton, 4s. 4d. :o ss. ed. I Pork, 4s. od. to sa. 44.* La►nb, . • 65; od. to 7s. 6d. HEAD 01 CATTLI THIS DAY. casts, about zooo—Sheep and Lambs, 1.4,5e0. NEW.; ATO and I.IIAI.IF.N:HALI. AIARKNTS. • By the Carcase. Beer, 3s. '64. to 4s. lid. I Veal, 4s. od. to ss. 6d. 3s. sa. 4$ Sd. Potk, 4%. od. t0.5a.44. Larnb, ' ss. od. to 7s. od. PRICE 0 'l' St. James's Market 35.: r td, Clara Market s , 1 td. Whitecliapel Market. 3s. tut. per stone oflllb. ['ALLOW. :-.. i Town Tallow 675. ed. os. Russia do. (Conti) 675. 6d. Russia d0.(50.) 655. 665.6 , 1. MeltingStuff' 545. 6a.sss.6tt Ditto rough 365. od. G raves t is. od. • . Good Dregs cos. od. yellow Soap, 76s.—Mottled, li6C—Curd, 905. Price of Caudle§ por dozen, t us. od.—Moulds, tzi. ed. ......._ Sr. JAMES's HAY MARKET, May 25.___ Hay, 31. 3s. od. to 51. ag. •d.—Aver. 41. 45. 6a. Straw, al. 25. .6d. to al. As. 6c1.-41.vcr. al. gas. 3d. rts. 9.1. Average pries gs. WIUTECHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay, 31. tbs. Id, to 41. t4s. ad.—Aver. 41. ss. ad. cinyer, 41. 4s. od. to 51. sS.,od.—Aver, 41, t 45. 6d. Straw, 21 as. ad. to'2l. 14S. ( , (I:—Aver. al. 7s. ad. BUCK HEAD INN, ARGYLL-STREET, GLASGOW, DETER JAR.DINE respefiluily info r m s hi s 1. Friends and the Public, that he has entered into Pos session of the B EAD INN. The House is,.neat,clean, commodioi , and well-aired ; the Furniture is new and ele gant, - with,nlost excellent Beds ; and the Liquors are of the very best kinds. Every means in his power, united with that of Mrs. Jardine (late Mrs. Currie, of the Black Boy), will be exerted for the comfort and satistketion of those who favour him with their company. Neat Must chaises, with careful Drivers, on the shortest notice. , " • CI - lE,SIa MANOR. 'I -I HE MANOR dna entire Tow . Usliip of OXTON, ,r situate itt the I tundrittl of Wirral,,and County 'of Ghee , - ter ; conisting of utiwarris of Soo Statute Acres. Will be of lefed to SA 1 : I.: by AUC is Nit ODout or sonb titer next, it not sold by Private Treaty in the tnteritn. Oxton is`contiguons to the laver Mersey; oft)osite' to the „very extensive aortinereasitig 'rowtt of 14verpoul, commanol7 ing a be'iutitul and ittrare:it.ng ptospeet'of the 'Town,' Forts, Ihrhouri, Docks and consequeutly tunst.eiigible And excellent iltoation to boiln Ttelaumbn.hont..-; on Flartlict patlicul4rs of tit: I.: AAtt, will be pub!.l.l:rd in doe time ; mict any intrnetliA. info;lniaion may tic nad by a1y„,1,- cation to ,Mr. Ashhurst, of l'udd;uston,• - near Chester. OPT :t4 IMNDON : Printcd by N !CH..% ky IIAR rt (of No, , Marrlt.tl-1. - ,0nrt,. , .; , y_ by ot thc.isist4 Ur sa No. 11 . 2, Strand ; wilcre mevtt, ONl , rs.flit o ft . p a 1k ,p r t. (0 . sou:h twir 4.ettert tor Ihe Elliot, 1),:i 811Ints. Oa Thursday last, at IleIston; the Lady of,Major-Sandys, of a Daughter. _ _ _ _ On Saturday last, in' Hereford-street, the Lady of loseph Smith, Esq. of a Son. On SttiwaY last, in Grosvenor-square, Lady Antae Ashley, of a Daughter., MARfIIIID. On Saturday, at St. Helen's Church, Mr. Curtin, of Bi shopsgate-street, Stock-broker, to Miss Jane Yatutnan; of the same place. ► Yesterday, at St. Mare's, Old Jewry, Mr. Conrad Bch rend Krause, of Brunswick, to Miss Harriet Barlow, youngest daughter of 1(3301) Barlow, Esq. of Frederick's-place. Last week, in Hertfordshire, Mr. lames Young, &strolling player, to Miss Corinda Boger, a Mulatto, with a fortune of DIED, Lately, Theodore Cox, Esq. ots Little Britain, brother to Robert Albion Cox, •Esq: 'the late Sheriff. Lately,,,at Woodhall Park, Hertfordshire, the youngest son of Samuel Smith,' Esq. M. P. aged six years. PR/CF 01 , 'VEST/ Bank Stock, Navy 5 per Cont. 90 per Cent. 1797,97 9 Insh 5 per Cent. ' 4 Ter Cent. 74 3 'per Cent. 11. e( , 57 per .Cent Con SS Bank L. Ann. 16 11-16thsi Ditto Short Ann. STOCKS. RD WV. India Stock, at. India Bond% Excbequei Oniniurn, 3 } Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 9 1-16th I Cons. lor Opening, 591 5 per Cent. 1797, to be paid su 06tober, LONDON MARKETS, kc. RETURN OF WHEA Ply Messrs. CHILD and A. Including only irons the 13tli agreeably )o 15 Quarters at 96$ 04 170 ----- at 943 od 20 at 93s od 34e ------- at 925 ad 968 -- at 911 od (968 at 90s od r 76 Soo at 883 ad 35 8 at 873 od 198 1014 at :SS ad. la at 84% od 439 at Bp sal .549 at 82i od at 81S od tiB9 at Sos od Total 15974 Quartos as. lid. higher t .T IN MARK.LANE, I A LeA s, Meal Weighers. t of May to the isth of MAY, the uew Att. lIS9 Quarters at Its od 130 ---.••••• at 77$ •d 40 -- at 76s od 1 1f1i472g -- at 74 at 7j5 od s ed 1245 . ---. at 736 od 1 107 e —at 723 od s4s ---- at 71 s od 379 —at 7os od I 222 at 683 od 37 at 60 od ssa at 64s od 109 at 6;3 vd 18,---" at 623 od at 523 od c 7 s.—Averago Ses. .han last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, ?rani May It to May 17, from the Cockct-OHic•. backs. •. d. Seeks. s. d. Sacks. c. d. 43 —B5 o 77 o 6o --- 73 • 11541 160 so 76 6 40 -- 72 6 4 0 79 6 --- 7 6 * 75 494 79 • loi3 75 • 220 -- 71 0 93 1 7 8 0 4 0 74 6 1 26 7J • And 5 Sacks at 655. od. per Sack. Total-16093 Sacks.—Average 795. ad. The same as last week. AVERAGE PRICE OF, ENGLAND AND WALES. Ending May M. Wheat *73 Ed Barley 44s 6d Beans 45s ad Rye' 57s 7d Oats abs 7d j Pease 49s Sd :OUNTRY Wheat. 6os to so4s las to g6s , 1 741 to tool ! Gib to loos ARKET3 (last . ilarlay. 34$ od to 44$ od 401 o d to '44s od 38s od to 44s od. 431 ad to 46s od 'sok) pet Qr, ChM. PRICE PIONS. 27$ od to pa ds od to 33s as od to 32s Sot' od to 3;s POCKITI. Kent, sl. os. to 51. 11s. Sussex, 51. os. to si. !Ks. Farnham, 61. es. to 71. os. ire " 0 li' •• .d 14 i i .-sS.,_ . _ea_t,i I tit ►on air a,........ , it is toon tvlio cot ti.gcst the I. aiii o-p.aiest .-fli air-. to re....ei , 0: instruclian and reliio ‘if Est's% 10 that iai 1A . - r. has' little more to wish for .. a nd tic: that is so wrd , to want th, wants every thia; with s..e!"-Srzfu,r*"': :rthitisi-tilhFae :0 03 17 iA L gAI,NI of GI),F,AD ii ° 1: , 1. versally acknoveleiged tot: pzcolialy cdieviataisd, '. inward was tine,a, loss ofa,t, apperit,:, indigo ion, gepreisaiii al sviiits, trembling or shakinA (Arne hands Or limos, ob;rii?, c sttsi kloh t tib : lo:ltecl u th:ten:.t g ninet:e h rtreaasehg s ecTt.ct , eciltillaituir,l,n s lrsiti l etrsai t iec o srnss,c i d . a t . o n apr e e dr,Nioe: s imo: iltsoio:cifit,siien_i..b:,gihri:igoegcacnaitEtl::l::,te, s)bs:raiz:rtvair;ebiitseotzpitrnteicitrnoeteal:dtrii isiiolliai),igiaildni.atinti!pliitatti i :icndEy e t jai its:,lll:ici:ae:hislic,ied:oospi nr:: and Gentry this Medicine is lunch admired, Ocia PieP 4 and giving Oat proper tensity which a goodit nourish the constitution after a noatiroal (Lloanch'"'ithrt for nourishing and invigorating the Nervous SY$7 and acting as a general restorative on dcbilitatedCoolittail arising from bilious complaints cor.tratled in hot tit ian !"., Those who have the care and education of (envies, the tutla,l4 ous as well as the sedentary part of the communty, sr.l°_, never be without t he Cordial Balm of t;ilead, which relia,o; diseases in the head, invigorates the mind, intproves dr •' 'wry, and enlivens the imagination. This is the most absolute Remedy for such diseisoatracrei attended with the following symptom, nAllwlYliugpAt straitnecs orthe breast, with difficulty of hrothivAi , rlu i palpitation's of the heart, sadden flushes of lwat la s" , e parts o f the body ; at other times a sense of cold. ir , i, l i : 4 o ; t , were poured on them • flying pains in Me 31111:: r.,..,01i backs:l sighing, t a ug n : anti c. andv belly, ary4 e v r n e as s re e i a l o n b :h l. se l i t i: :I: :: 1 % 3 1 e i t () it , s ii i e nn: o s c c 13 s o i c o: I eill1;110.111 1 fire I I e l l 3. 1 ci t t )n i h t l .gt e e e ti t s li ll te ee: c p a u t o ; u rita n i a a v id so sa te v: l : ! r : t ; .eb r lt r. i , interested individuals against Nledicines that are t. 1,060, yattd:hal.:tutingeliTidialotikiirdtrs: d o s :I d : r e: o r a l : 1i un i i i l tiggi:eirntsilf: u r i c: c o in ' 1 i n n ; vc:iciiiisi3lidi4liwvi,:°,l,i i l l : rculittll:io, El opetoircritacirlicctaioodbui ssie,iriv,,.:ttiirionl:tfi bnitsirprillltiiltolo it coold oat l'.!lrjrcll 1 the unexampled demand it has acquired; for, a 5 It P . : 0 10 3 p‘stbvi t spvlt h iaeniaa,crigiee tt riitie .puurocnitiihie g el.lrttsi,ijaileca r niiire. e lorrt.,is a y,rciet t aNg9cisi, a iltot t. ,:d_ d (rn.,l jeknnviaanplaiojibeinrotsaleiltt:::::iteacigeit:lntageß)icealt:tib,hsiolita:iitp:if,oararitetraiiclilt:irtti,aloseibriyricttstyst .o)t:t)itellirliklairietscvscieaioilittvi-nes.t)crecii taritat3):ol:yr:ll:dvt.octooi reigti c it:i.:;..i, :e l :t o , I,3l::il a gil t 4:i tituiii i ..,l, : lil,stj t ::; i7, itai.#;tscooriintill:bohii i ,l. t ei ' fit perseverance is certainly most reqtwire to ern!..loteit Chrome Diseases, and restore the Val,,:tudioariastoti.):7o pi were, in continual repair,, it preserves the 1)04 ii . ; ) ,!: 4 ,', v ,. sbs i ' yt. l l,l f lita s vh i ta it tfi l i s ooi 1 n e n : f o r r e t: m g i t U c o: n i ri utthebefproal main , :t 31'4 ‘14,1.10111::::, I S hil elkiva:annSdi consider,` that ~ where the fountain is P ° , for purifying the Blood and restoring ill, to n 1J 0 ABS V . Systal o • . j ,,, oat -.the surf l a n c Ml e mily.,Bottlea 335: , •„, FraV ll ,l L R t; E NeyittPlirroueu:dtrterioh,ciiiiroope6elilajull.;:sl:',aNtticoySta.3l,lN:llll.l:esilt:olrtral..,.:iti'dirroilyp:ll, irN:ilictiolvt:,l)l.;.l,4.::::' 616.;:i::::l: fr • Pint - ' • 4 d b 2s. gt.. , d uty included, l o „( Liieri to , Prepared bY Dr. Solomon, Gilead -House, 0.. di . in tas, 6,1 , . and 335. Bottles • the latter p0t:14%1.4)1, 00:71 former, by which the pUrAtlSer .ruts 9';•., ":_,..'esi 7, Bottle has ~Statn , which be.tr.4 the Proppac.l ) o p 'Address, " Sand.PSolomon, Liverpool," lo i'f°t.3te • i felony. - -,. L iialO t D°utlie Postage of all Otters Nr 1)r. Solern.°l4 i ja, • . ~,i .or it' ' must be p.:id, and a Fie o f t,,s, nclosr.- ' • ' i.lso, just published', Pricel! d .. A .New' Edition (witleAdditioist, coolpi,istr!, A GUI DE to 14 EA Llll, in a vanity ,1?1,„ ooli,t. some of which are tro.tted on under the followiloci,ll, Advice to Nervous Patients-.Astittita Jorf u 'i r ots . - ` 1 1 ,, ticieney of Natural Strength- Female. Cog,i'l,ipilo-0,,, Spasms to the Stomach -if ypochouthitc tool:0,4/o Si Sinking--. Loss or Defeet.of geo'"Y- ,cAses-3 Scurvy -3crufula-Turn of Lite-Venereal Pi 01 , , ness-Youth. -By S. SOLOMON; NI I ). I,enits".d et SOlcl by Mrs. Mathews, No. (8, Stroh', ,40, wi i o Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr, gaeburn2ri`';joiio,,, Mr. Baxter and ',Vit . . Scott, Sodlll.llridge; !,,1%.1`0 (itif.'o4 Husband, Elder and Co. Edinborglit, 5 1 r.„" . ; r 0,,, ; il.,!'fi 11, " 1 • cameron, Greenock't, G. OfoWiling, I, 11,-ohrl,lo. ford, Kilmarnock ; w • Young, I„rv.i nc r j CAI ) ; girP Whiteside, Ayr • W. CrawtOrd, corv'''' ir'i,l,C,fr"'`' pi.:e' Douglas ;T. M‘'Nfillan, Kirkcudbrigitt ; s • „ Ali s , :I A aktY ; J.. Blyth, L I . Dempster, Cul'','.', 1 1, AfiLo Y t ., cite; P. Craigle, Mo n; ntrose; I. •aditoliell, 30',.4,0,4,1 0 Aberdeen ; Dr, Vnite, Bailin • A•I'llitos._!"10.1,411t M' Kenzie, Storni - p T dor Sunlit:4LE,, L g i l leA to Wa) ; . •11, I ~. ~.. out,: , . ~. , Bisset, Perth; W.Aritieraon, Sterling; uor,z, vow i m A lexander, uunferinline • Wilson, Durly - 1 1 ,!,,.. 0 6° ec• broach ;• Dickson! Inglis, ~I)nrofries ; Plv"'';:iii;o6,oot Weddel, Alnwick ; Paterson, Arbistlimot, yid . 1 lid by .c o terheid ; A. M,Oonald, Trongate, 01.11;t.w.;$ i j , Oic U P ", 00 , ksetters and Venders of teat Artoi'cffic' Kingdom. 1 4 ' 1 ' -.-, .." A New fin , 'Co T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, 14° ' i' a ISO! LOllllOll, li N/3 1 'h I Erlinbotg r,,, 1 Olt. SIN, . afillClC` • j;trlP INthe Spriok of 09+ I. via* , wi d, 0 , o , , rot,- ,iv Venereal. Complaint, which . t_,„ , d d to 3l 11 1 „; ow 111111tt for five trionths; hut was then 01 ,11 st „ t , to 1 .' 1 ," 011 4 regular Physician, who put a teroporar)y,,,loo4) le J o tine; Of the Disease (by mercurial ar,11,c,,,, 0 tac os . ' s sil . time; but growing, in spite of all otfat,t"' he re, v° i of the first Gentlemen of the Fa'olsota'airtc!'iorra worse for two years, I was rcduced ~.,, .., an Cfiti"., 00111, o 1 14 r t, 11 a • paralleled and beyond descriptiorh„, iv...id, tho • ~s it t and ulcerated ffom head to foot. --i,'Y . ~,y in . ‘l° t y 0 '• 1 AltOrnAt ie .401 , nose, legs, arms, /eq. have !','-! h i ,' IN"' 'oily ' befouling useless; in short,' i nave i „oi ly to 11,011.... thirty eating ulcera on to ho•IY, 3"`oli„os to 1 1 '4r to, prived of sigitr.--r-lt would be y0kt.1,11.. flea OS, ~01111.: me all my coca - ~ it to s ay , tl' o e r,f 4 I nti,r i. ,, i 'as . ,; ol will be, one of a more dangerotti, .. by l ey ff ' O 3, O f cited nature. I was long looked tip i.:scoveipi,, 0 , 0 . 1, imagMed myself, beyond all hoPes ...°,as referal!,tion .did dead ! in my then cuplitioo, doArilli " t i 6 dr,a,llo t,tiu,sroviAc'7,. 1 more than miserable state. in.. • ~1 9ifiti‘ . ., 0 011, • I drag a most miserable existem,,,:,2:3'inia the,,i,'oo,_,,ii. threw. in ;sty way. a Newspaper i•t 1 :1 irp:l 0101'4 Mr. lit of Plymouth -tny I riendi ''''i;ji,,..o, E's _; p ,0r...'1, sent and procured some of You.rne 0 liolo, ,311„:$0,tow. PI LLS, which, by using from tn.,. 1 . years 11?(.4„.11; 0,7, have long been, (after Mori! than, to_' . ' . . v i o . 1 cni?.),t; ~,_; distress), in as good a State of health a?),,,,,„1„. ciiliti,ie proof ot this, I- hall 3 tilIC, thrivillig,,la.:loa, !I: 1',..401,.! rue a few months ago. lii sl4li" dc,l,:iva, 1 1140re:04. ; of rendering My tellw-creature A.,....c. w ie j iffier pi publish this; anti you. may at .i,0q,P;,,, o r to , wish to be satisfied of the t r0t0,e,)i,.: 0 , vetioris . 1 . _ .011,1:, A Cuiats* , to moor my frieads; by 10....;:c,,,,j,1 1 0 , 1 ;,, ( F a , 0: - . A.s few cases formc litess will cvvcievl4). re31'1,,,,011.0:;1, exceed it, I ha nt ex pclie rt ,‘: '41,0 th 1 , 1 ;,e, 4 1 '4 , Ilsittirtr4es7glecell'oftt:jl'lZres'ilVece'':°e':iielriairl:ll.'''')li'll::"birW:llitci'lli ,:i1,,'',3:::1'i1,'"44;,1:;:t:g1.1;; et Raise Lugs. ..0,01.0 1.0,:•:-- rp ori , ,I I s Insurmountable family ..r.c: ,„,,ptaale.s;f:',..fl'e Om, name and address public i bl-" Lie refcriol .t.a,,ltiO,', - wanting infOrtnation. relay-a1505a,...,;0100,,r.cr,,0rp..i1f ,„! friends by NUS: S. Clark, Rani 2',:gol'is yroP ;; D't. .''' • Prepared and Sold by 1„Ite.11, culiqr,„grof op T. T i t Y1.01,110dt,, a fv f l el:Lila:lyr, irliitt,ll.ll.,:..tpiti,,,O7lit,..l4:lo,ty,c.i:3;ll:oe.!:ftletrlthi?i,,,,f't Where he will give, Advice. vi ~, iti ,o s co o . ~ , ..it ing tit Pills, anti will answer l',. iii,,,dl joili,i, vi ,,. s . obsaVOTh r „we., vO . ~, paid, on the , same for , ~, 11 , 1 0 o e , , ,:,, Inv iol.Able secrecy, no pi,,rsoii b.... ~.,14 NO ›, ~,,,,,j)!., oil Mentionetl, but at their oWn piir,..,,,',"r; lit* 1t1,,,i;i5,11f00:., Prietor, awing' . the course 0 ; '; t - 30 0:ii.41140. that he hat lad the conduclin4 11,404410 r .o„..iiorr, .1 i0.143° •or, ' 1 0 ~ ..v above' Medicine, and . ' “te t-, . roint:n, „. N,r , , ;it They ;ire also sold by his ,61LIrance, IT eri0,,,,,,,, mew:* a thoie fliYil4, at 3 "bis,/,‘,1,101.(...iip0:; fit' , Sourh-bridge, Edinburgh; gr., refers or itis,l,lel4l,! p, r, gow, to , a hom A s'-t* Mr. ' 'l' • r.e,r,e,s.,sti.,•et. L1,..,,,,,%t;:j.,' l• 14,; Perfumer's, No. 35, St. A OP' 0,100 ~,,,,,i4l poi , 1 .:3, • , oPi ' ]},) 0 Robertsolfs_if oy-stiott, No• :, i ro.1) ~i.,70,r,.,..,00.0 , borough's No.. I, rise-stterer....lll,yr, so. ~.,;, t i.).4,:0c ,11301, ~ nument, - 'Mr. Stoel's, It"-,01‘,;!:,,l'oiti i i s . ° ~; 11 ..i 040,61 f, 'lower-hill;' Mt,':CallsVell'i (iN„,it..l3rii,!:r.,,; ,:,110,,, fer every cousitioroble tOvo ' ',,,-,sicci u!'',., , ,0 , .. ' Boxes of . only as: sal. each, -.... ,coar ' 1 ~ „ 4 oire,....ions, -wheieb.l persons gf•A• . ~ , ri. i, selves with case and seQrecy, ~,r,...at :, N. 13. se Box sottl,r4r 'i:1,,,,,,, with a Stantp, on which, 0 . . F , t.,..., ):.. t Eke bWit , .. stoners; .is - pAnted,- 4 0 E.,„1.0 , .., No. 6, New Bridge-,strt.vt, I ' t all Akers are VilitileC4' ''t• t 4 1-srrect, G rpuis hr vitircaszii.