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IIV REPORT. COURT OF KlNG's BENCH, Ffttpnv, th'i 3. THE KINC, , V. RICHARD MANSEL PHILLIPS, 8,(2, IN our Paper, some months siliCr, we stated the grounds of the Motion for the Arrest of. Judgment in this ctise. During two Terms this gentleman, by his duty in a Fencible Corps on the Coast, has lien prevented appearing before the Court ; he was now brought up to attend the argument, as direled by the Chief Justice. Messrs. EItKINE, GARROW, and ABBOT, read t h e L ette r from the Defendant, on which the Prose. ruti r, w o; founded, which was candied in the fol. 1 .wing terms : It will, I conclude, be sufficient fur me to tell you, that in the whole ut the Cuermarthenshire business, as far as re. lams to me, you have behaved like a blackguard. I shall expea , to hear from you, and shall attend to any appoint went you shall make. (Signed) ," Ta Rifer Goring Memos, Esq." The Learned Counsel contended, that. in this case t h e l ett e r co nstituted the overt art, and the Jury,by their verdia, bad put the construaion upon it applied in the fourth count, that it was with the intent to stir up, and provoke to fight a duel with anti against the Prosecutor. They resisted the con struttion on the ease , of Lewis and Jeffries, in Pop. ham (see our former statement), which, Mr. ERs. Satter said, had no resemblance to this case of a duel, unless his Learned Friend's ingenuity could discover it in the name of the Reporter. Mr. CLIFFORD stated , precisely the same argu ment which we have given on the first application in'arrest of Judgment. , • Lord ELLENBOSOUGH...—.4I Before we give judg. meat, we wish to see the introduCtory words in the case of the King and Langley."--- (ad Lord Ray mond, 1029.) LEVI v., DOD InCEN. The Plaintiff is the son of a coach-master in Southampton.; the Defendant was an Meer in the Queen's Bays, but is at present not in the service. Mr. RaKoas, ors. the part of the Defendant, moved for a new trial in this cause. It was heatd fore, Mr. •Justice. ClVAtalla, at Southampton, and was an aaion for an assault, in which the verdkt as. signed damages to the extent of fool. The Learn. cd Counsel grounded the present application on the damages, which he said were excessive. Some of the military friends of the Defendant were at dinner at the house of the father of the Plaintiff. At table the conversation turned on their brother.ufficer, who was absent, when the. Plaintiff applied to him this derogatory language :—" He is a great blackguard ; he keeps the lowest company, and his best friend is a Baker at Stone." The Defendant was made acquainted with it when on duty in Ireland ; five years had elapsed, when he met the Plail'itiff on the race-ground, at Southamp ton, when the former availed hitnself of a horsewhip, which was in his grasp, and applied it some twenty or thirty times on the Defendant, in the most harm. leis direaion. Lord ELLENBOROUGII.—.." I do not think the damages are excessive, tar that the Jury were repte. hensible in giving them."—NeW trial refused. 4' R. M, 01.0 8A11.8Y. --- Yesterday eighteen Prisoners were tried, sixteen of whom were convicted of fe. luny, viz. Catharine Richardeorr, Elizabeth Sum. niers, Sarah Williaeis, Sarah Townsend, Robert Aldridge, Eliz. Moore, Ann Wells, John Brown, Joseph Towers, Hannah Harmer, Matthew, alias James Husband, Esther Evans, Margaret Owen, Thomas Crate, John Murphy, and George Hal. thon. Two were acquitted. Same day the Sessions ended, when Sentence of Death was passed on Win. Field, for coining ; Eli. zabeth 'Paget, for a like offence ; James Slade, for burglary ; John Dodson, for returning from trans. portation ; John George, for being armed with fire. arms, and aiding and assisting in rescuing some fn. reign brandy and other spiritous liquors from an Excise - Officer ; Williare.Westwood, tor stealing in the dwelling-house of Georz;e Tillett, 131. in Bank Notes, his property ; James Batters, and George Freak, for sobbing . Wm. Jagger. on the high way 6s. 6A. his monies; John Hall, and 'l\l 4 Carthy, for stealing out of a craft in the river Thsimes 173 p ou nds weight of Spanish wool, the property of 'Henry Salter, and others ; Thomas Finch, and Geo. Finch, fora burglary in the dwelling.honse of Cris. pin Dark, and stealing therein aiveral rirrtcicilair property. Three were ordered to be transported for fourteen years, viz. Geo. Harrison, Wm. Clarke, and Henry Sknoler. Fifty.five were ordered to he transported for seven years, viz. Elizabeth. Summers, Esther Evans,' Sarah Sullivan, Mary Manley, Eleanor. Coady, Sarah Cheshire, Carherine Greatly, Rebecca Ritison, Mary Berry, Jane Scott, Margaret berry, Louisa Burgoine, Mary .Dugan, Mary Star;yon, Hannah Baker, Mary Tomlin, Charlotte Hartley, Susannah Cozen, Joseph Totter', Matthew Hus. band, John Murphey, Richard Davis,A. 'Andrew BrOwn, John Williams, William Taylor, Edward . Tuthill, Samuel WelobesGeorge Spikes, James Cole. rnan,, William Barrington, Isaac. Harding, James Akess, alias Akerman, George SoWden, David Greville, Joseph Phillipsogobe t der, J Hines Reynolds, Francis, alias Frederick Solo mon, Joseph Brown, Thomas Wilkinson, James' Nedgle, Taylor, Wm. Davis, John Johnstone, John Robertson Johnstone, John Rigby► James 13 ker, Ann Hawkins, James Maxwell, Bartholomew West, Rich. Hudson, John Anderson; John Munn, Edward Gardner, John Burroughs, and War,Davis. - It is a pleasure to•recount good fortune, 'ln hopes alit the like may again occur 33,979.and4.z,5 6 9 r:ot it:A to 3'6,0001. -ei.ch, were rind by licrANsßY trod, of Cornhill„ ti),l benefit ct ativentu. gets, wort hy of remark, that the res ent L )t. tetv S,h,ltie li,sc two Prizes of that rtiagyitude, and eictitstve scale of Capital Prizes, ((pal to former 1,,, ; is, containing twice the number of Tickets; advantage- has given!, sptrit to the old ruiv,t4turer, anti created the establithment of MUM reirtics than V.,ls euet ivforC.kndwn. 40N DON z, riititM tilc SUN OF ~., LEWES, APRIL '29. LAST week Colonel BOOTH inSpeaed tte North Pevonsey Legion, in its several stations, and ex.' pressed in strong terms his approbation of its sol dier.like appearance, and numer-us attend Ince. The Colonel, Lord Sturm:l:6, and the Li.:utenant.- Colonel, the SPEAKER, were present. There are no troops quartered in North Pevensey, and all the. Volunteers of the Division are included in the Le. Om, viz. two Troops, two Rdle Companies, and twelve Battalion Companies. This Establishment seems to furnish. the most complete model of a nu merous and real Militia, the Members of which are not liable to be taken from home, nor from their occupations, until the Enemy appears, and the et pence of which would be trifling, The complete state of this Legion, which is nearly double, in re... sped to numbers, to any other Corps in the Coon. try, is highly creditable to the Gentlemen of the Division, almost the whole of whom, who are of a proper age, take part in it, and we are proud of being able to reckon among them, a man who has immortalized himself as the first, Commoner, and who, when a few days can he spared from his la. borious situation, in Parliament, dedicates them, with the greatest cheerfulneas, to the services of his neighhortrhood in the country. - The SPEAKER 4t. tended the North Pevensey ,Easter Sessions last Monday, at the Sheffield Arms, the meeting of most bminess the year: ATTEMPT AT MURDER.*On Thursday even ing, about nine o'clock,. an attempt was made by a Jew to murder N. BrOwn,,a42uaker,a very infirm old man , residing near ' the Marsh Gate Turnpike, Lambeth. The fellow had 'been in the habit of dealing .with Mr. Brown, who keeps a broker's shbp, and a few days before Mr. B. .lent him 21. which he was to repay on the Thursday : on that day he came to the shop, with three or four 'other Jews, And wanted to borrow. 31., in addition. Mr. B. refused to lend Min any more. About nine o'clock at night he came again, just after IV r. B. had closed his shop, and after some alteration drew out a knife and cut axis throat. Mr. B. 'Med Out " Murder !" and- Mr. Miller, a neighbour, with some of his men, came to his assistance, burst open the door, and secured the 'villain, who was conveyed to prison. Mr. Brown was found lyiNig on the ground, with his throat dreadfully cut, and bleeding profusely : he was conveyed to a Surgeim's : fortunately the villain had missed his. windpipe, the wound was sewed up, and he was taken and put to bed in the house of Mr. Bodenham, the Crown, corner of the Marsh Gate. It is supposed the villain's Obi ta was plunder, as well as murder, as Mr. Brown re. sided alone. Ft tc e.—On Thursday night, at a late hour, as Mr. POATER, who plays at the Royal Amphitheatre, at Westminster Bridge, was returning home down the Westminster Road, he observed a blaze - like the furniture of a bed burning, at a pawnbroker's, who is generally called Piro , flick. Conceiving the peril the persons must be in, he endeavoured to alarm the family, but in vain, and his humanity prompted him to burst open the outer door, and rush up stairs, where he found the bed and window curtains in flames, and the mistress of the house, and a child of six years old, in the bed asleep. He awakened Mother with difficulty, and ran down stairs with the child in his arms ; the peril may be conceived when his clothes were partly burned, and wholly singed in getting into the Road. The mother, who.is lusty and heavy, as well as advanced in life, also got out, though much hurt. The fire was soon after gut under, after consuming a number of pledge► as well as nit articles. A Representation which keeps the mind alive to the fame of 40 many iiitlSttiOLll Heroes who have adorned the Annals of this Country, must prove highly gratifying to every beholder : this is done most effettually in the Knights of the Garter at the Royal Circus, by its correct and animated display of that magnificence which attended the late Instal. lotion at Windsor. The whole is admirably aided by the introduainn of several highly Comic Cha. raeters, together with a very pleasing Duet, 'seve. rat appropriate Songs, which are well executed ; and the truly superior Dancing of the Giroux's ; the Scenery also, which is finely executed, deserves to be particularly noticed. Warns. On Thursday, at his house, ;Ipper Fitzroy.street, the Lady of Major-General Burr, of `st Datt On Wednesday morning, the wife of 1. Elliott,' Printer, who resides at No. 6,. Hcitnet'i-court, Drury-lane, of three children, too boys and one girl. MARRIED. On Thursday last, at Tinwall, in Rutlandshire, S.N.Caw. ley, Esq. to ?#iiss Christian. The same day, at St. Margaret's, Lothburyi James Bar low, Esq, of Toicenhouse.yard, to Miss helm Sophia Whit field, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Whitfield, Rettor of the said Parish. Yesterday, J. P. Paine, Esq. of Margate, to Miss D4vis, •fold Broad-strcet, London-Wall. DIED On Monday, at Bath, Mrs, Rowles, sister to B, Rob. son, Esq. The saine morning, the infant son of Dr. clutterbuck, of St. Paul's Church-yard. On Thursday, at Lord Auckland's apartments, in Crete ‘Vieh Hospital, Thomas I:den, Esq, brother to his Lordship. On Sunday se'unight, at Bath, aged 62, John Clark, M.O. Fellow of tho Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, and Senior Physician to the Infirmary in Newcastle Lately, at liathford, aged (A, 'olio l talliday, Esq, one of His Ikt:lp:sty's lustices of thu ecaLe for the County of So menier, and many scars a Reprc,xiitatiVe in Parliament for Rho Borough of Taunton. .4 " • A few days ago, at Tiverton Ca.ille, - r 1 , 1101:L16 Carew Bart. PRICE OF STOCKS, Y ESTE ant .Y. Bulk Stnck. India Stock," t7 B i .. Navy i pci Cent. F 9 1;1 . India, Bonds, ts, it 2S. dis. ea Ccnt. 1 , ,- 9 , , , 97 i i nith Set Stuck, Insh 5 pt..r CelliC, ;:i Exjlettlier filik, par, 2s. pr. 41A- 1 t..vnt• 73 if 74 , , Oftwinin, 2";)•• ' ,2 . .i o 3 per Cent. i•scal. 5-} 571 I topori.4l . 3 pci tiLnt.' 56 1 3 per Ct. Cons. 53 ,7 . 4 5 . ' , ;71 D.lto 'Ann, 91- tstn. * Bank L. An 16,1 9. torna eos. iur :14 May, 3 t, ":i Ii 5 8 I)itto,.6hort Ann. . • * Nirrct) it I Clt A It t) HARRIS (Of CE, No. 11 2, St; ail 4 4IC Atiz.,o,!'p mr-11, Ord, SIIIP GRAVISSNO, Passed by—the Ortis, Phillips, from Charlestown.; and Eleanor Marsden, from Lisbon. Sailed—the Patrioten,-- Steinhon for Teneriffi ; Maria, Baker, tin Venice; and Alive, Niel:oils, for Londonderry.. MAY a. Passed hy- . --the glizabeth, MainS, from Virgi nia ; Aurora, Frederick, from St, Michael's; Experiment, Eden, from Lisbon ; Brothers, Sampson, from Norway ; and Jorge Catharine, — i from Charante. Sailed—the Elizabeth, Bouchering, and Code Hoop, —, for Varell. CORNWALL. TO nr. SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs, HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co. At Garraway's Cotter-house, London, on Wednesday the WI of May itist. in Lots, " rr HE MANOR of CONNERTON, with the Hundred and Liberties of Penwith,enjoying the most extensive Rights arid Privileges ; comprising seve rA small Farms, Manorial Royalties, lurisdichons, Mines over large Trads of Land, abounding with Lodes of Tin and Copper, Wrecks of the Sea, a Court. of Record, and many other Immunities granted by Chatters of the Earls of Corn wall, and confirmed by the Kings and Queens of England ,• the like are not possessed by any other Subjed in the United Kingdom. Lot a. The Mines in and over the Estate of Drym, in the Parish of Crowan, including - Wheal Abraham Mine, just now come into a due course of working, and produdive ip Copper, contiguous to the old very rich called. Wheal Golden, near zoo fathoms deep, with her levels brought in to Wheal Abraham Sett, and which Sctt extends on the same Lode Soo fa , horns. Lot 3. The Manor-of Tresithney, in the Parish of Gwen nop, including Cosgarne Downs, .comprising the very rich Copper Mines of Wheal Virgin, Wheal Fortune, Wheal Priendship, Ale and Cakes, and he United 'Mines, and may justly be sriled the richest spot diseevcred in the Kingdom. Lot 4. The Manors of Nansladron, TregennoW, and T re gorick, wherein is the Great . Tin Mine of polgtiooth, and which; for peculiar rich metal arid quantity, is not to be • equalled in the World. • Also, the Manor of Lanham, with the House and Barton. To which will be added, several other Estates intim County. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Wallis and Roberts, nekton; Cornwall ; at the Place of Sale; of Mr. Abbott , No 23, Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly ; and of MesS. Hods kinson, No. 3s, Arundel-Street, Strat d. The Five following MANORS, FON TM E Lt. with BED CHESTER, COMPTON A LIBAS with TWYFORD, W EWL' ORCHARD, lIARTG RON/ E., and NIELBURY AIU3AS, all in the couNTy of DORSET. Will be SQL 1) by AUCTION, in Five Lots, By Messrs. HODSKINSQN, ABBOTT, aria Co. At Garraway's, London, on Wednesday the Sth of May inst. 'THE. MANOR of FONTMELL with BED FIF,ST ER, extending over se3e Acres, with the Re uel-Jinn-in Fee of several Leasehold and Copylabld Estates, held by Livit-s, amounting to 8S t Acres (exclusive of the Down Laid), and estimated, with several valuable Mills, to be of the annual value of 11931. Al!.o • Fontmell Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Metyard, Tenant from year to year; containing, .with the Down, 477 Acres, and-of the eshanated annual value of 2671. The Manor of Comapfon Abbas with Twyford, extending over l 3 ,o Acres, with,the Reversion in Fee ot several vain able Estates, held by Lives, amounting to 6e Acres, exclu sive of the Down Land, and of the estimated annual value of 3111. And also the Advowsun ut Fee of the Reaory of Coin pion Abbas, worth 2501. per ann. net. The Manor, or reputed Manor, of West Orchard, extend ing over 63g Acres, with the Reversion in Fee ot several ca pital Farina, held by Lives, containing 493 .Acres, and of the estimated annual value of S•'l. • ' ' The Manor, or reputed Ntanor, of tlartgrove, extending over 785 Mures, with the Reversion in Fee of sevqral Lease hold and copyhold Estates, held by' Lives, Amounting to 4.,1 Acres, faciOSive of Inaek Fenn Common and Bart grove hill, and of the estimated annual value of 6291. • The - Manor ~f Melbury Abbas, extending;.Over upwards of acoo Acres, with the Advowson in Yee of the ReCtory and Right to the great and small Ty tilts, worth awl. per aim. Also the Reversion in Fce of several valuable Estates, held by. Lives, amounting to 11x2 Acres, and of the estimated an nual value of 11571. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Bowles, Solicitor, Shawftsbury to of Messrs. liodskinson, Abbott, and Co. Surveyors, Arundel-street, Strand, London. HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Messts. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT & Co. At Garraway's Cotifie-House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, London, on Monday, May 20, tSog, at Twelve o'clock, IN THREE LOTS. Lot. I; A, COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, called Tegwell Farm, lying within a Ring Fenc'e, in the Parish of East Menn bounded on one side by the high road .from Pcterstield to Winchester, in the County of Hants; consisting of a Farm House and Buildings, and 237 Acres, t Rood, 9 Perches of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a latgit state of Cultivation, and abundantly and beautifullY wooded, in the possession of Mr. lonathaii Pollard, Tenant at Wili,situateabout six mites from Peters - - - - Lot 11. A FR ERROLD FARM, in part adjoining the preceding, and the remainder within' a short distance, at Drayton, in the Parish atOresaid ;• consisting of a f= arm House, Barn arid Stable, and 34 Acres, t Rood, 3 . 9 Perches of Land, in Eight Fields, adjoining the House, let on Lease„ at axmall quit Rent, for the Lite of a person aged about Sixty. Lot ,111. A FREEHOLD FARM, called Fisher's, in the Parish of Froxticid ; consisting of a small House, Barn,: Stable . and Offices, and 63 Acres, 29 Perches of Arable and Pasture Land, in the possession of Mr. John .Ewsn o who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next; also a piece of Woodland iii Hand, well stocked with young thriving Trees, . Containing 13 Acres, r Rood, t 7 Perches, adjoining the Farm; and also an A liniment on the Froxfield Barnet, containing 12 Acres, t 'Rood, I Perch, staking ,together SS Acres, 3 Roods, 7 Perches. to be viewed on application to the Tenants: • . . Particulars inay hetad at the George, Winchester.; Swan, Alresfurci ; 'Swan, Alton; Red Lion, Peterifield ; at the Place of Sale; of Mr. Hotiskinson, Arundel-Street, Strand; anti of Mr. Abbott, z 3, Shepherd's. Market, Piccadilly. N. IL The Timber to by paid for at.a fair Valuation. tiLACK. HORSE CAPITkL HOP WAREHOUSES, MAZE POND, SOUTHWARK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By, Mr. ROBINS, - At Carraway's Cotree-hU'use, in Exchange-ally, Cornhill, on Thursday the 16th May at Twelve o'clock , A VALUA. ISLE LE ASgi-lOLD'ESTA'f E, cam. Cl.• prising a capital spacious Building, called the Black I lorse Warehouses, situate in Maze Pond, Southwark, can. training Once setts of roomy Warehouses, three stories high each, with large eellariug under, in 'post;ession of 'Messrs. Swaine, G re4rts, and Co. Tenants at will. The Premises are held on 'Lease, sixty years unexpired, at a Ground-rent of al. per annum. May be viewed by leave,. olv applylig to Messrs. Swain* and Co. Si. Mat o taret , a l4ill Borough. Particulars at Garraway'w; outer' Mr. Robin's, Warwick street, Coltien-Equale. CAPITAL. FAlkkl, HENDON, MIDDLESEX. TO'LiE 501.1.1 AUCTION, By Mr. 1013 INS, At Carrawart Coll,:e-house, in Change.alley, Combat, on Thursday, May so, at Twelve, IVVALUABLE LEAsEHOLD ESTATE, COM priSing a most eligible cosupacit Farm, the prin. eip.r small part Arable and Vinod Land , contamir.s together upwards of t4lAerea, divided limo several Inclo. turns, and , beautifully diversified, .the whole in high order.; a lidtlitrit liouse, with Yard, Barn, Stables, and ()tit-build ; situate at liesidon, s , .:ven miles !Toni London,-field on - Lcast,:thirtecn . year.; , unexpired at M /chselnw - last. May ha viewed by applying to Mr. Gutliesidie, at the tato lola4 Cornwallis, E 4 ,1. Hendon. l'artieulars un the P re inises„at the Bell, !tendon ; licorice 1 - limpstead ; Essex Aru,„*Wattord ; White Uxbri:lge . ; Old Ildts,. Ux brict4,,,ruint ; White dart, Edgeware ; Cock, ILiymarket ; Mr. Gibb,, S'ojc—ot; Cro3 , l•3treet, Royal Exchange,• it Garrdway's ; and of itir,-Kohiits; Warwn.k.stteet, Golden. squara. ~-•- ~.....---- L ..... ). I PutA,lll4tci t,y' V , ' ti..• . ..tatir Ante tot% Jcs tpr t lot' Soitth Moiton.strrr- 1 . C; r'''''' c•r— ' Tr for Ille Paper, Lerri.r• fi4 t h e .64 0 , s cc /. d) ckw 4.; o "i s I ? C i • • , ( or• i t t er• ,ma LIERTFORD-STREET, PARK.LANT. , TO BE SOLD R OB INS AUCTION. By Mr. , • At Garraway's Coffee-house, E xclvings-alley, Combat, as wo lona \Tr Ehurtrsydayihieg,tifytitahe , May, at Twelve o Clods, A LEASEHOLD EST A Igt -1. 4 comprising a Mist:Mirka Family -hJu -C611 61 ' 14 Cr' the Ground-Dear a good Entrance-hall, a Opital hibroy, Dining-room, Gentleman's Dressing-I'6om and 'Water 'l‘)44(' saomsteonaprSatyaiiirn•gcarsooe;rntp. ewparhinctipiadlinFglooderore:itairs ; joining; on the Chamber story are three fledm.tcdtiaarrii\;:sll:r;ii, a Dressing-room, four Attics, and a large Liundry ovir i tilg, Wasement coniprises convenient Offices of overy. deseriplion th. House is fitted up in the inorlern-style, and in pod onto , in. possession of a Gentleman for the reinaindfr a 4 TA 01 * . whickaitpires 'Michaelmas, t So7 ; the Piton es are held lot a long term, at a low Ground-rent. , May boNie,ved with Tickets 0n1y..-Particulars,st GOP. way's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, (.;olsal-s44arc, where Tickets to v:ew may be had. . -. To the NERVOUS and HYPOCHONDRIAC. " Whatever success the Fault meet with in bat't'y infim ik ti,s, they a rc generally baffled by disorders of die iniod`. Toitiio l°)l° ORRTAIN it is, that where confsdeecc il.lni 1,....i. placed by a full and coincide ,Isclasute of the catiSt . 1 the disease, the remedy is applied a s it welt St rinido ,2.1.';71 the odds are always against the Patient's tecoYerlik., 71'.(q11.t,, perhaps, it is principally owing that the BA L 1 of Gil. A; has attained such universal celebrity.; Under a igo /3 p , of an A. B. the Patient opens the SecreileCOgi d h ii ru n, to his Physician, when he lays hil case before W. Salarri of Liverpool • by this meals the Dotfor-:is enablerfo,Pogoi and apply with judicious acunicit his remedies' to the Viii ),,•_, of the coMplaint. Such cases have come uncle.: his o bser; f tion as seldom are fairly submitted,. fur fear of exPoPfc, , a l ° L id ether Medical Man ; sumo ...re so cruelly ak? t !"ier e , cannot sleep at all I others have beat Celicval front ' s 1 1 . 4 1 ) 4 • tual stare of drowsiness; many have ,been affeitealYliti,'o,o,. terical and hypochoundriacal complaints, consequtnajoior come with such incidents as aCcompany Mose greliii,oeo; tiers, as sighing, tears, palpitations of the heart, an",,, et s, so some emit a calcoreous saliva and coughs, slow i''', oft i l eos consumptions, have been t lie concomitatit 6V0 1 ,, ° 4 11 1, S ° who RTC now restored by this inestimable flatin to . ' ~,',.- 4 ,rkilre justly described in tvity Writ,' as- " the 'best 010 , ~ c, 07 "' sab g a r:a :a te m s c t c io ordial and comforter of the nerves," !.4ii.lir' biatis. and has been held in the highest repute i731,.,”'00,10f tore the birth of Christ,: or woo years bcfigc 0 10 %., c ard betty of this le‘%7bkitsl4dl:ll.l.l ItNeostwo°rirlAtve:' Itistiseilin tArillacit,4l7,.oltrililltsl spread with equal cupidity thrOughout Eiirooe am"' • as it did its times of yorc t lirough'ASia 40c1A0C. ..i,.:‘, I Nlatfiarn should — '---t • . pdllatcui consider, toat " w h ere 146 fountain is ~ , be I ttei1,°44411143.114)" , paired fot i' u r l i l t Y y i t n h g e tlie imprudent llood ailudsT crtf°l'l)4il'gercitrilreY!Sjisatlt-el%Ilisofc:11;11 st ‘v tilTr* l eeaigt* r ien e rC.'. ASSl''t.it'l4CilarSirantdaintlilolnet‘l'lvinlytPlfeirrate6'lin'lt:rcliritd:BC.arC"ltN:c.Uinti:;l'lstl:-.llrithitgec::r:icid.:llt:rtic' °::1111:91. v ig o ar in ~. t ,„ :A n ! Yils3l3Szs°lltlL9'.ldii.G3d3EustTincti.uocieTal.ON) , for r' .:Wvin'fl FaPti;:t from the surface or the hui.n.bady, _pio,L , 4i, - , li verpo- Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead -House. tiori.,‘,. af 0 in Ils. 6d. and 3,35. Bruties.; the latter contaili ,:::;,s g-o,oine °ruler, by which. the,purchaser, saves '9 . .., 1: , is:01 1 : 34 Bottle h 4 s A -Stamp, which gears the Proprreter s wili e l is Address, " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool, t°lnlit3l Livell S°i. felony.. I • Double Post a g e of all Letters to Or. 50101110' d 0 , must be paid, and a Fee of tos. bd. inclos ed tor A Y, Also, just published, Price .3 5 ., ~( A New Edition (vita Adoos,"',.oowisitrlif A GUI D E to HEALT H, in a Yar i lt . ., ( IV 4is t it' saute of which are treated on tinter the 01, i iii f : I ,p. Advice to Nervous Patients.—Asthrna—Barren Wor:Gortf ficiency of Natural Strength —Female Complail;;.10. Spasnos in the Stornach—HypocitondliAcCaulP oornor", ternal Sinking—Loss or Defect ~11 fileinory-104.ti, eJI,• Scurvy— Scrofula—Turn of Life—Venereal Diseo''''' . . sfr• ISlllelll4r:i.t—BhLio)teearrtth.atin—id:ht'llrN.S°S'.o3oSSt°i: S.°TtliN;1;‘;;(1)-rl.:1'"ii•.:13.;:tiil'It:94:(14r;(t.;$;;;;wi:: Sold by Mr s . Mathews, N o . t g i , Str:uul , t rano, , el or ior v i a D id o y lig i l il as . ; Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; iii •.voin, l'a,Slcl' alt. 1 , sari r ford, Kilinarito.:k . W. Yourtg,, l'lr.vine.);l Ar. , E„u r6 , Y o l a s , '' , "l:, Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Giry an ; I. `:t.:,,ie,Y;•ll"i , myth, Levan; J. Dempster. (-4.„., 31 71 i, APa c l': tice t P. Ctaigie, Montrose ; I. NI irclicll,,_**--,,,vera'Orl ~,3 T. M , Mil tan, Kirkeurtbriglit ; , T , M Al po, J, II : Aberdeen ; 1)r. Wl4ite, Banff; Polqutoio, folio:it. 1,- M'Kenzie St t StrunrAd; i .. 1 14 ,1 ' -,• . , Stornoway ;p. Tay Or. ~ , sn d g e l.„ ~,, Bisset, Perth; W . Anderson, Sterling; (-('" Vitio..:7o Alexander. Dunfermline ; Wilson, 01,11 1 / 1 . u .., ; . 0, iler Ai ',J4- Bookseller; broarl; ; Dickson, 11m4lis, Dumfries ; . ) , 1 1,`,, )r i iie$ 0 . , 0 1 AV e rld e t, Aln wick ; Piaerson, A rblit'Aildt ' , e •ii ; { bt, l ol tertlead ; A. Nl'Donald, Trongate, Gl,a'''''; ' ille' 'a Kingdom. , and Venders of Patent Nlkali iiill'i-Iti, ' VeNEREAL. BLS NUNESS, 86. so, T o Mr. T - Rom As TAyLo Surgooll. 90 t tee t, Lorttlat. addiries7 with h ti teal Complaint, Ida DI e sot, 0 i out of it ; I T '.. - . i fiihn t A :3 1 'Xi:C.IIO4C Of 'l°, ioe vat otnhett,rne jon‘setornhpelattitbfieelte.s!tls:ll if . .. ,,,i o ii: valuable Medicine II; A.K 4' P Vri: NT ' ' P' v 4 Siningthis 'l. .l 3 i ;* (4 year . hi-I t o t' 11.1A.0111111t.! ft) CoriErit 404.:10; rusO s Ter, attended with the nvir• ,i'l'.`l.l',lll 01°1,, syMptoms ; insointich, that I 110 e „,,'t ;t ole fa 4 ,,',: ° lily room for a rhole week u)gether# V" ' iigo.l the 01-0, w ta o i r e ld , excruciating pain and torinatt, i n d w hat vviV.„, d+'` •, my etes _crew weak and diro,, so-th* I .c°4.lti,l nefl' i/kg h;. I had no rest night nor day, and suf , _till of i ally °ea, if ever so close to Me, and e%Ve, __,.t 140 ...., than the total losS of ritY sight, —f rout a 51.0.,2,,,,,, ;,palo , 31 evr e as iP f sa ort i o n, riat *4" a2lrather corpulent pan,. I became a nic'-'l,c.',';,il g o it . : 1 6 ,1 object of PitY*liireeintrassion. My frit.:o:l3 i'll` d o t iovoig and thotn;l4gtny Neovery imposSible. • 135 t 0 ryectrurinmilEclott.do !,40ylisilr:riv;,110W0)00110 try YOUr McdiCillC; but having tried all 5,1,0$ sell oti VLP°se, and being at an enorrnons exPc""l- •,,t s e 1" - ,,;s 4 for Lure I Could be preyailed on to take ttheaf ;,-.0•0000.00. ; six boxes, and before I bad. taken them a1.1,1,.i00 to, s'44l('All,' benefit f Inv pains gradually dcs'''ol pw: sl y sight IV oVi better, and, to the groat surpri.%...i 00014 I,l le tent of all my friends .(aftor tiausA'llired i t' ~s : :,1 i ato;11 i alth strenth -was perfectly restole"..",,ioesl Ai (thanksell i . • •1 , li: tvicJl • ~• el torte .., and r ut lava Js d it , 'A end, hoatty • • - • 3 11 - ,I es% cr 1 u•as.to lily at''' . • }•' 01 ' • You are at -full* libcriy to publish f ,!) , s t 13047 of you think proper, for the benefit of ?oeielt,y.lls I,,,fia which I should have sent you sooner bqf ~,,,e.lil* relapse. I- remain with the utmost grentuo L. 1 ,, Dear Sir 11 your remain, humble Servant, . I.`• , ~. . toed A II• ' ;h. -street, Birmingham, Nov. I, 1799-;„ottnentill ife s,,Xhe :above Medicine. is earnestly I:el_s,„ 0004,0110; rersonS that are iii' any doubt of their 1.)1,11171.10, Potoolo every Venereal A ifeaion, ea tidularlY;il, ,ert,iilty voiog, Ed e V their coal on .'rri Me, AS ii,_""r 'lop &do, eVerY taint of that nature, of bawcyc, , t - oho' , co,oil'' however disguised. tir.sler the appeAr4fic'd CtitAnc4l4.63l;) it may be; ttir Scorbtitic, Glandular, al l 1 , ..0 Otie . plaints, it 15 ai.S..) rCi;ollllllCridCd tO 1)4 A. f ,s, 'i Ii Sprit ' ' . '5 . Summer, and I. all. ~ „ to r, f 0 0 , „ o torh,,tl Prtparod and sold by tho.solc rrof fg.o_,,,s, ~..,ilo.l,ii nit, illember of the tOrporation o 7!sfii4re-Ite:,",111,, ,o, hi.' abu*er No; 9, New ,BridgeOtreef 3,-,711;, these ' so .;,/ Adice, y.,ithout a fec, to, pCfSO.IIS t; ,l * ILL Un ',,y,,'„,, willi cc, artswer Patients' Letteri,, if 'PeOlst.,3l,llll' 1 a r l":,4 fetn\s, observing in all cases tile most !inil6oo,l, h; cc 5 .,,,,i•,, Patient's name or ease haying' I,cll r .. . T., e5501ig.,:.11.,:, own particular request, by tlw e to: 1,:,,,,,i trie coo vi i ,iii.sr of more than 35 y • • liTht 0 'has i'''' ~,r,tl tit . 4 cars, kledictile, ..,, In exten4tve, )ale 'ol. th 4 Oa" -n- ' , rlie r i o .e......../ k / ariing thereironi. • t 41 4r. °Onto y„ ,N. It 'rite'," 'aro 11. i.) sold his• A* , I A- NP P'7.4 film• ~ ' _ t t l 4 ' ;./ 1 " • it, .E :•.,,,, No • 35, SE. Alban 10 .5t ..,„...orrei ; . 5.) ,. ii ii , -..,.0 bertson'S Toy-stiop,- No. ;03, )(I)ire,.sruit. and ,q, ili a • t 1.1 1, •ver-ii, ' , t sP .- 110 sure - , mon- ro itl, Little .,• , rititt:o ~ .., 1 1 , - , is J o In every 'Considerable- Town- tr i.- . 'is 'ii1,.",,',1e", '4'lnlY 25 9d,. CaCEI s'.4l'd di), V 4 -11 ' Si x WI/ , ' h ' ' '''' ' f either , ail rCCE10:1:;, W erCbt Per;chs o ~ , ..„, a lol *selves with easpad.sit-recy• '4'3;016 ~,,yIP. p; reef n. Each if.ox. sold ,n Weaf r , Of:u.t- 9, : ~i tint - ,40, ,s 4 a ;Stain(,; on wmen, by - taYt3l. -,: j . - .1.4 t01,..,0t e ' printed at life-ti) i1);11,C ~ .""telifilir • I°l'l4e-SErddt, illtitMe WiliCwl.s ~.., .. .it.: Et.P 6'.! , lii`E'rf' ........;" ;';'..-- . ' a ..,.-, ti s ~,.,> - ~.>