The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-31 00:00:00

.?ALICE. 13ow. , STitErr.--Yesterday Jateph &am, - *ell- IcnoWll pill:lYOdket, ‘Was-t.parc b rect. by Taws end, the. witn being a repud.thief; ' .Townsend stated, that li was attending his . duty at the Opera-house on:•Sattntlay night : just as the Opera was over, and the cui*pany g b iug away, h e sent Perry's party of the patter to inspect the ave. *nues of the Ineatre, to see witether any pickpoCkets Were there, when they . , appre :I'kp tied the. Prisoner,' luitling the company .at the corn of . Pall-24411 - 4nd .the Hay-Market. This statement 'vas tonArimedby the patrole. The .Prisoner ‘ - c-..y. recAnised to be one of Bill Sottne's and Bill W - girl's ‘g#ngs Qf pek-, .I.)ockets, He is considered by tbe 4vid - s,: 4 - : podieto one of the best picky?..: l :ets anoz,l(r 40. L, 4 lie generally attendsuburches and sat ices 46re: there are nutnerons congregations. 'An:c mat g,(lci, watch and seals were found upon . him but •no vemon attending to mike a charge agaii t film, Mr. INlATtlizi, the Sating Magistrate, call 1 upon him, to prise an account of Intiself., .11 , :. replied, he lived npon his.' fortune, which had •been Jell' ., hil, .about three ye:iri since ;. but the Magistrate was not •to be duped by leis ipse di it, and 'ccirtintitted ItitV, as a.-reputed thief, 'Under the Police. Atl - . , A few. inure such ex.amples would stop the, del re4ations a these vinAins, at least for .4 , short time.. •slx, other' I,iel; -pouets were sneaking . about the Olrice during the exililiiilatiQl:. ' ''' .. • ' viAtudiottot.to,u:-ST.Ruer.—Yestrclay several in hab;Lints front tue 'neighbourhood of Q•rosvenor. plate Were stetinuo ` ned•bttfiore the " Magi,trates at this o:.nce, by toe - Vestry of St. Mary-le-bonne's Parish; uuder Ole 4,ct of huliarnent, . called the Mary.le bookie Act, .wilerein, by the both'c'n•aise; the Vestry itre einpo . .vered to bring hc:C)re ti;c: .I‘ , lo 4 .:;isirates such persons as have,. erttted projet'itions in the front of their houses or'sliops, which obstruOted or infringed ~upon the. - gag or patn-way of such street, and who, upoli coliVicaloti before. three Miqtistrcites, are sub- Lo a penalty ot 41. for every such projcaion or 'ob:Aructaih, lyaVuig to the party convicted the power of appeasing io the.. Vestry o InifiBation ot such - ' • • . • - Air. Bolland and Mr. Ran, two persons who came within the tneanin, of this .A.Ct of Parliament, and t'e;idecl iii Qrosyttior-plice, attended; pur.)uant to itlinnions. • It * appeared, that the; fr inner - had peen eAt.,great expellee in' erecting. his 51.,p•hwinaow, taut, in collhequnCe Of the present question, he was alter and - .vould.have it shortly Ai , .er a iLJA,C.,;atiOti, end inihute examination of the the aboi , e Uentletriett werB . both coniEted penalty of 51,, oaeh, NsiliCh the I.`4azistrates • same tiuu declared •;laotild not be enforced, • the v,'&; coutil:ULd, 04' illO,Vegry, Wll.O . Aaci, the, powc.'7, pre.,Led tar it; and f u rther to comwetided to thin to appeal to' the Vestry; • last-mentioned.person they ..aisq . advised.,to have au opinion of ,the tint kg - fa 'authorities, upon the construetion of some of the clauses, lespeEting the powers to convict and app,:al, which clausea they considered 'to be ti cry equivocal . . Pouter. • ()EPIC?, U.)4;911-1:14% LL.—Mary Riley and itlary Oliver were yesterday c!larged' \kith stealing from the shop lienjamitiDodge,:ii'piece, Contain ing 7 muslin handkerchiefs, his ‘ prx#t, Benjamin' bodget aid he is a <linep-dripert . living' at No. 98, the Borough that on Saturday afternoon the Prisoners, in cornpany . with another girl, not . in custody„catrie 'his, shop and asked the price of a piece of pink cotton which was hanging at the dour. They coni,a not aAree as to the price, iind he went back into the shop •to serve another cus-• tomer. On turning round, ire perciyed thePriscnai I\lary lialey,take..up a piece pi mustin handkerchiefs, and COOCeia it ni Ler great-coat. He pursued them, *hen the two girls at:the bat were stopped, and tie piece of.hanalterchief was iound on the person of .Kiley, which he,was enabled to swear to from his private . trial. • • The Hereditary Prince of DENNt,tax, whose death is mentioned to, have thro it the court, capital, and the whole „kingdom of Denutark into the moSt pi 0- fivind grief, wits not heir Al,parent of Denmark, Out hale-brother to tile King, luta $01) of the Queen Dow ager JuLt Bt4A :„the,title of livrediniry Prince Nva, conferred Ott hint dUling the I.tmotts interregnum Of JULIANA, upon the . preburupCon of the King's or Prince Boyars death, Boyalllighness the Prince Royal of Deinu.irk present,, in livistein, witero be has aiieninicd a considerable ti.wee, to render.the Nentraiity .of Denmark Kspeiled, or to repel any attack which may be, too much apprehended. at a criji iihe the present, The present Bishop of Elphin, on coming to the see, found a renewal of a lease, on a fino - 0f.30001. tiniigned. late Bishop's sudden demb had pre vented it, His Lordship bigried it, and immediately sent the family of his predecessor the fine. A man ,nairied 'Lleannons, ref;Klin:Y "near Clark:2 . - burgh, it)th ult. ratn-:derect h wife and eight children while they . we! - e 44cep, by gra:- Ina - them on . the -head With an bled, last at Dut4lev, - DJ.. id on' the ver;;e'of four iicore.' With ilmih.AL:hz, I) . e w :is penuriowt in the extre4ne, f..f years. t hougli a liarti-vork in 4 man lie • • sell to save almost - every ex,peLce others', He was employed some years'at the bottle curl:, and latterly at the ltop-tilUrldry., be had bc:cotte insensiHr 1:1"Ler a money, complrativey,.. fOr mac ; hus t. .til on ii life on the pittanceor daily earpings, it 2:,• betiNeen t otit'and fgaok. authehricat,ect bills founci o lies cBt - ler. rio eniigratka p u , 4 ,&,,, moy yea (s 940 front Old iNfeldrunl I:veu in ;04e Bete without five or candle; had his_porri4ge iDy vo ur of his neighbour': fire. On the e a y b0i 4 ..,, • his (iv:Write Wag visited by his 'fellow prop . osed to get 0 c,uple iwitles of zit!, xv.b.ich 1 . 1 c; I,val - ,171y 0pr.,08(.!d on account of the expenoo out (g) . sosUcill2; into it was not mermit he should ply for the.in,. fie ZU'ip.:iited, and v i nail.iNt a full hall-gnart . to 'own id rid. • "15::was ;.1 .aranger In the I,lllltS :aid I c'ettit , l topc,i,ieis do re iigicY,lfi prilicir,l.4 . , racultics add aWor'bed and de.:idend by. the peculiar vice or uoiwcessiry accu- . rti. trig' REP 01171. COUier Or• CHANCERY, Ptc. les Loan )ct WSINGTON V. tIAN4Z . LL.,,, , This was a case of singular nature,:the decision of which must be interesting to 'Lords of Manors. A bill had be,im filed by 1.,0rd Kensington against the Defendant, a femme coverte, and holdihg a copy-. bold estate, situated at Gloucester-row,' Earl's. court, Kensington, under the Plaintiff, as Lard of the Manor. The bill recited, that by the custom of the tnanori the Lord was 'entitled to a fine on the admi*sn of a new tenant. :That- this copyhold i was -grunted in the *year t 765, to a mail of the name' of Brown, 'without a :fine, who, in utiB, surrenikrelit by a deed of settlement to various uses -, first, to hirbself for life ; next, to his wife for . life; and nev, to the children .of that marriage, in different shares, iii fee. The Defendant was the only ,surViVing . child. of Mr. Brown ; and, on her coming into . 'possession she was admitted by Lord Nensington's. , oiliff, and as the estates in. that. e 3 is had, of late years, greatly improyed in, quo, hi; Lordship had - ihe copyhold in question ditty aise.iwd by a Jury, and demanded of the be feridant a moderate fine of 12.,0001. Which was not tn4.)re dint two yeais amount. of the income arising frOrn the premises., This demand was resisted by the 17cCertrl ;ter., and- ejedmeot* brotight against her, under an ,A6l of George the First, the title of which was, " An lift to enable , Lords of Manors more-. easily to • recover fines, and, to prated infants and limmkeover4es from forfeiture." On the trial of the C4u,Sejwfore Lard ELLt*Fii7ArtOUGH, ill the Court of King's. Bench, his Lordship direted•the Plaintiff to be non suited, on the ground of his ,not.being able to , predlice the deed of. adinisslon, which was in the possession Of the Defend 4 nt. The bill, therefore, cl a im e d th a t' t h e Defendant should pro duce the deed, to enable his Lordship to, bring it as evidence iil'any future action or ejattnent ttrliieb he Might think proper , tO 'produce in any Court of , . • Mr. RzcaARDB; Ibis day, Pguect of considerable length in demurrer against the Bill, and principally rested on the ground, that the . produetion of the Deed was unnecessary, as the Plaintiff, if he had a right tO exact a fine on the , admission of the De-. fondant, might have sufficiently proved it by the Copy of the Court - Rai -. 'and not having - levied a aatiliSti. the achniaion of Brown, .the father; the Ylaintitz was not intitled to demand one of the pre seiit tenal4 . , wilo Wai admitted by a Deed of Set tlement; and not by descent, as was provided for by . the Ad of Parliament. Sr.. j01N11i..1.17, Lelialf of the Plaintiff, con that as his Client had been non-suited -be cause he could not. give this Deed h i ev id ence, h e Wa6littilleid to claim the assistance of :a• court of Equity, that he may be enabled tai produce it fOr the ,purpose of sustaining his just right. He would not himselfpresume to give any opinion on the judgment of the Lord ChiefJuaice of the King's Bench, and had a; : right to consider that as lasi , which was . so held to be V'such high authority ;' but, he thought himself competent to apply ,for , this redress for his Client front a Court of •Eyaity. • The 1.40aD Cifitler:Ltea said, that he fancied lit: must , be wrong in his opinion of the Jaw, though be .was unable to discover it. Were he sitting at Nis Prius wad deciding as tLeChief 41.1titt of tie . Court of King's Bench had done, hu iheerdliaVe thought it his duty not: ohly not to hold that there was a Deed of Admission; but that there was no such, Deed unloss it were ,produced, and given 'iii evidence. Nothing was more clear, Or:lnure fully deeided,•than iliac if the Lord' of a Manor thought proper to indulge one tenant, by not exacting aline from lino, he was not thereby precluded from. as serting his right to demand it of :Another, .Instead of non-suiting OW Plaintiff because the Deed was not produced, he thoughtii to be:the very ground upon Which his Claim. could be establiShed, astba.t nwtit, instead of making hire, would be ,•• • slie • best defence the Dt rendant could F:et up. Its the case appeared to him, he must 'acknowledge he was nnable to reconcile the opinion of 'Lord 1.(44.1;:43P 'R0UGH v;ith What* conceived to be the law. Roiqtr..l.l'st ig'gdsted; that 'as the oprziori of the Conrt ileu;, - ;l4 was decisive of the point, he WaS cuirid.to consider the Law, and his Client, therefore, hail no other redres3, but to move for a new:' trial, - or qply for the assistance of a Court of Erfuity. • _ . . After some further argument, the Loin .Cll/0.?.. l' V. t.Ott , ordered the cause to stand over till Monday ii-:. , st, by which t i me h e should inquire what was the I, rew which the Lord Qhicf Jtistice to oic of the Case when be honsuited the Mime .. .. ' ' Saturday a boy about thirteen years of age, the ser, , ant of a respet i table pawnbroker in Tothill-stre.. t, Westruiniter, hung himself to a beam irk the gairet of his master's house, where he was found dead.— The onfortunate.yonth had ever beet) of a - thearful disposition, previous to: the melancholy incident, which is attributed to the Weakness of his under standing. He had frequerttly — expresied a wiSh to judge of the sensation produced . by hanging, and it isbelieved, he su6pended himself without. any in tention that . the attempt shOtild prove fatal:. He had stuck a knife in the wall, where he stood upon a stool, probably conceiving he. could cutthe rope , when he had strangulation enough. The celebrated 'Do6tor BgaxN-ct,l,lishop of Cloyne, when a stu dent in Trinity College,, Dublin, had •neatly fallen. a vietiru to the same curaiity, With a, view to ascer min whether strangttlatioiv.were a painful_ mode of death, he caused some of his companions to hang him up, having previously — conditioned with them to cut him.: down the moment he :should mak4 a signallbr the purpose. - He.had tiot7poWist.to' nuke the signal, and, his companions becoming tieut, out..the rope; whon.• ha fell.senseless ,on the ohcbwas with.great difficulty restored to life. Ort.the. 17th inst. was liberated tram the Tower of Dublin, ROBEHT j4OiES .CAKilt . , Esq. after two years'.and three mcintlic confinement, on suspicion of Trcasom • On .Christmas-Eve a lull blown Clove Carnation 'Flower was cut in an open aspect of the Farden. of Mr. SMITH, 7 in ,. .QtAlegate-lanc, in. York. It . ms equally strong. in stnell,'und beautiful in appearance, as if blown In July or August. LON:DO N : finto b y 144 CHARD If Aft ft IS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, tiow-street ; ar M the Sus•OrFicx, No. t t Strand ; whew .dtivertismcnts Orders Archibald `'ray, who tad seed sotne time Ago from In veraty vol, where. he had - to en incarcerated' for theft, &c. hut who was afterwards apkehended, and lodged in :Greenock prison, effected his escape, also 'tram thence' early on Tuesday morning. Thi -he-accomplished by 'cutting hple4ti. the root of the prison, through which, though troalf, he passed in to the coder-room, and by the blanket of his bed . let hims'elf doWit, froth the .intd the stre e t; and got clear otf. His hat a nd shoes he did not stop to carry*ith.hitn, hut left theta in the coffee-room, with an old razor, ,with which l e probably. cut the hole he passed through. , In the course of Tu es d a y seinpight, a vicious dog grit. into one of the .inclosures at Hay Park Farm; Ireland,belonviog to the MarquiS of Potmeg - al, and destroyed no less than 10 slleep,,khich his Lordship had - procUred'for iMproVing the breed. - A small mountain-bred sheep the . property of Mr. John Hedderton i ;„ of Branth wait°, in Cumber- land, was killed at Workington on Timr.: 4 ly se'n night, which weighed - 2Qlb. :11:1 con tamed 321 b. of fat Bie I US, On the 28t11 inst. at Cantelriry, the Lady of tosias Du .pr6, Esq.. Barrack. Master, of a S , :n. on the a:td lust. at Toutly-11.111, the Lady of Col. Poole of a Doughttl.. . On hlotitity morning, mrs. Whirefaard, wife of Caleb Withefoottl,, Lsq. or Argyll..:.treet, of a tion. • On Wednesday List, at Ho ton, licritniti4ltire, the Lady of ALijor-Certeral Unslow, rat a Daughter 169r1K1 I 1: id Lately, at Kilhant, in the Chanty of Y9rk,...Mr. Anthony , Settenor,tun, jun. to firs. Egglebton, bAth ot that place. At Grutton, Mr. Tnunus M,wes, of ittetn, Surgeon, to Nliss Catherine Ideesolj. • . • 1)15D. On Saturday, at his hodie in Clarges-street, after a very IlngerinA lererniall Crutehley, Esp.: Lately, at her lionsin Edward -strut, ClVendiSh-SqUarC, NTS. COle, relitt of Charles Nelvni Cole, Esc), - - On the 26th inst. in his ►Sttt year, at the house of his fa. ther, in Ntary.le.honc Park, the eldest - son of Thomas Ward, Esq. PRICE 01 ItTi Bank Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. shut S per Cent. 1797, q 9 t Ist; s , per Lent. 4 per L4:nt. 74g' 3 - per Ct, KW. 001 S 9 e per :sent. Cons.. ~lira Bank L. Ann. at lc- 16ths r 7 Uato§hortAitn. t 15,-;61114 STOCKS, RHAY . India Stock, • • India Ihuis,T SoutliSea Stock, ' Lxcitegver Bills, ()mown. 0i (, Imperial 3 per Cent. SS IDom Lomb. lot Op. 6ri 6. LONDON 'MA ItK ETS, - - ..,., RE:TuRN OF IVIIEAI' IN MARKS.ANI: -- f By Nienirs. Cn I . o , and MAL A AS, Me4ll tVeighcrrs, 4 Inclutting o;sly front the t6th of 1)o.:. to the 21St 0t Ore. • ogreeanly to the flew Act. ii , . - .r 4 Quarters at . gas txt , Gz Quarters it 69i. el . 89 ---- ut $Z$ Q d . 178 ,--;----- 41 654 Gd 46 , ----'itt • 806', ad ta ------ at 6Z, .5,1 39,------ at 795 od 1 9 ; -------- at 675 od Bss -•- . . at lat 735 ©d 3) -------- at 66s 64 - 206' --,-,--- at 775 od, 3,:,1 --- at ., 665.6 d lEZ ----.---. at 76a cd• .. 74 -------- .11. 65$ od - $9 ---- ---- At 753 04 1 I 200 ---- at 6 4a 0 4: - 57,5 --- at 745 tod 132 --- at 6.0 oil •0.3 •-•..;—.... at 73s 0(1 31 L .--10.--...... at 6;4. 0d 693 ----- at 72$ ad 619 -- at ilzs (4 34 "---- at 715 6(1 I 344 -- at , ~ 6 aN od 230 7 ------. at 7is 4 I 379 ----4 , ' 5,84,, (4 ' 5 6 9 .................... at 7os oa 1 J o --- at . 55$ Oa , ... And ado Quarters at 525. • Total (.153 , 3 Quastes,.. —Average 60. 411. . • , . . 45. .44; high;:r than last !tallith ' •'' • k • • , A .RLiTtIEtN 1W FLOLTP `t Front Dec, 14, to Dec. 2), from the CocKet.Orrice: \Saikit. - .s. cl. . Sacks. a. d. Sitcks: a. d. .79 3 9 —7 3 o 130 --'-- 67 o 33 t ---- 63 0 114 --- 69 0 It. ---, 66 o 4 6, --- 0 2 o 4 3 7 ---- 0 4 0 I 43 6 7 ---6 i 0 26i - '6o o 39 "---; 6 7 , 6 4 , 10 9 ---.• 6 4 0 I z4' - 7 - ..- 5 8 o And ti t... , al.;acs at 574. ' Total—'llo4_,S..icks.---Avetag e 675. sp. 4s ? std. higher than last return. 1Y1...,5T ERN COUNTRY IV1:1 K ETs (last Week) per. Qr. W htiut. • I.l3tley. Oats. Newbltry, 1 6as to 76$ t3s ._6:l to 33s 6d 127 $ od to 325 6Si to tios .30s 0(1 to Sus oti $73 od to 325 lin , kog,otoke uzs to. 76$ 24 od to 33s od 27$ Ott to 31S lac/It:stet 1 — .l sto s --s od to -- scd sod to DevtLqs I 66s to 844 I 3is akl to 36s od od to 3os Wa.rtmoster 1 641 to E 0 34* ad to 4) ott 204,0 to :,Ss Grp rlri?P'; cvAvitsruo, L)EC. 29. Passed by—the Star, Roper, from Senegat ; Apytia. Se froa" 'Alalaga ; Vew Galen, Hind < t e y, itonrßoston; R I P Dixon,' front . Sr. Petersburg!' Nancy, Colitha:cb, and Lltay Gostava, from Gotfcnbutgli.„ Sailttt —the Fingal!, Ilan, for I.3aitathies ; Ear! St• v cent,.ll!ittoa,. tbr Jamaica; and Young Susan, ,Peioorii Lisbirts. THEATRE, WATERFORD. ATA_ NTEP a few GOOD PEIIFORME4S I v the above liie"iitre I' .C) r be inviefo*M Smithson • , Aterfor d , Dec. 2Z, S o;. —None but ,Let td post-paid, will be, receivoi. E I Xtii"er L A NDS,E, v S iI I V EuA C o . ll,... F .ast ß du E siE E oAr il l. ( 7 ) .2 l t; D NAN E ,,e S s, l ,i ' li A r j T (.) F rivi 5 ,1 , 11., F 1F :1 1( 7 14,6 1 1 17 1: 11l; N I.' 1 lslCipoOßV-LI At Garraway's Coti n e . eY411‘61,1) 13 Y A I ' l CT I ON, f i t u y se . ,liii?,i3ElicN,,,,ge_ailev, Corn,. t. o c k c o r k t ,; o i n n iF.rhicircacy Lotstne ,i 24th of ',mum y neat 0' - rtlelvl ii 6 lla 4 ur m y Lot t. A CAPITAL 4l nd very VA LUA /31X F11F . ,,: . N . l ' t O ti t' a th te. 4 1: 0 .... at .1 1 s 4, • -CIL H 0 LO E.1 . A.1.L., comprisu,,, INA I.c . blished and must eligible - loft the WIIE it 1 sil EA l'', ' l . appropriate and convenient Out-buildings, tiih" °t4 ' l4'. I 11 "ntillgdon; together witlL u d f. •7 Acro 01 rig Pwar s ° -, a within Meadow. I' , . astute, and Arable Land, hiiii; ,:tuill'.` , l .t r , a )find Fence, drat in excellent tinder; in pesszsum ° ,,` . div lohn Holmes, on Lewse , • •rd at 144 ' , aeitell years uneNp. i. next. • : „,,-diotell Lot , , -. A Comp .e} FREEHOLD FARM ' HI-- i . t - adjoining Lot t, iii,!sil,lfiruttitntiroiltiu(i)ititoicajdot Ow Ii) ~1 ilg ! aid comptisiug upwards of ^SS Ac t° '.l 1 tile Pasture, Arable, and Me . iido,v L an d, with' subsninittiii Farm-liouse, Ydids, and Buildings, in A OO , l I , ' „jt i'l '1: : :1 111.1 : ; vation i Inc occupation of Mr. fames Sticlic° — ' ' from- y ear to year- . ' ,t n rovi Lot 3. ‘ l- c apical and neair.abte rit E E IR-- ' t o f wind') 1iv,.1 w i t h g° l4l It.dltliogs, Barn. n Al es , kc, anti ul" v3l " .is t,, .2;8 Acies ot excellent Lau" irk high nida, ii(iv , rat.," ) - 3 jl/ situate about a Intle. front the former Lot, nfid P r ' i li i , : l ing adjo:iling to the HIV' !toad, within tour Miles of I I tire d dun ; on Lease to Mr:Thomas Arthur, nine yeal'i llilxi at .Lacty-day next:: . L I Oaten The parti. ular eligible Situation, Com raciness. ant.. of these Estaies, render them redrukabty desirable„ N t°, - Y,ll. Gentleman wishing.to invc A Mot,ey ill Lillldi '.' '7 - - 6-- battrliood abounds ‘vith Ficitt Slid: is. , ,h. Wha Alai be viewed by applyo;:tq ?air. (iolmos , ? 1 ,11 Std. Shot lim. where Particulars tnay be !tad; ..-: fire ‘',:bilggiA tau ; Post- I louses, Huntingdon , and Bukdeil ; s°°i lic i:t ; wade; White Horze, italclock ; Salisoury Antis, h 4 ,' 5 . .. r. lt:11 Lion, Barnet; at 'Garraway's ; of Mr. flakeiv,c°, , , , g ,,,, veyor,. Mortimer • , street, caVcsidish.squaro ; :tha 01 ~,..,. the bins; Warwick:srKei, Golchni:lgnare, when; a Plait 0 1 I ' , L4tato may be Sir'eft --------_ t , :4 .- ..-. N p ! - 29, AlltildelbStreo, Seßt.,l3, ta r ,:plira'a..-!T‘'kileclfovetn,.iii3,l4aitirst.nlicallira::ty.vreenTriel'iliitcil,:l 1(`1:11,,,,,,f. the curt of thOge deficiencies which are thc CpoA3quco6,,s to a desfruClive habit. • • ~,,.. . The tnitioubted 'qualifications AVhiCll 1 pOSSCSF, as :I lon; bcr of tits Royal: College of. Surgeons, formerly a SuFo , ',,', 3i i. the A r;0, upd,the extent nt' my experierfce in ttik pc: o ' A line, constitute Ear 4441 to that superiority, which c 3l4 ";c he attain:'d hy.thailliterate, or.eiren by the most revet.tab, general Vracittipnect . whose' mind i Itarass.l(thy atleriti 9 q tcl 31) irritricnse. variety of liiiorders. . . T It 7 ill oe very, singular ' c omplaints of .fliSease and Debi i , i whi,.;) from e very psrt oldie world I have bee n consiO v i, t n ui t ~,Ale ionsi ( erahlV colutuced- to my peeled comprener sa.m of 1.,,e 1110 St .i)11-11;11C,Itt.:(i Cats. • d t i!o• I f Di5,....,5a .1 unguanle riso front the indigretiottof air =lit, ;w:1 i t such Cases of distrOsful . dis.arrange.med.l exist, as thi , e which are the consequences of an habi, l :; l „ tius particular p,)int Vice, can anyllin as`surne a better , title to treat thernli r . a regular.resigning all other Pra dice t.dr the t NA_ I T " l t Of iliisF gnitruneentrating:his attention and studies l? . , In recent t.:'::.ses or Infeaien. all rain, Danger, tress may,be avt , :Llerl, and' in the 'first sensations o f. let! I'VeAriess, Inticit ruins; tillgerY nizty he prevented, by , ;u J: meins.of re;;Aintation as will restz.aellealtli mut 6trenbtl the. Constitution, , ..- the : 'Through owonsie•crate ner,rec, Slightest cases ,:,„, In`P7l3nt• but ic is the acquirement of exclusive expene,": ...... r" s 'o'7 111 th /01/11 . t .. ) i ti,ii.,a garc at,: ),,,,,,rn , ~ ...., * 1.., . ,, , . ‘viittl Other 4 litioncr hArc 1,131 ed.: . wise( v stated on the rt The terirt4 of recnutier:ate:i :ite 1) 1 ' , -• - • . a Dank Xote ii in"Yiew• but'sio 'Wen; are answereditilless i tic loced. .'' ' • AI A RTIN 13, iklernbar of the Royal Culp=g o,Stirkconl in L9ndsln. °- Arunclel-stiect; n'ear I:lierti is adrlitioual entrance Water-stregti To T. 'i r A, YL 0 it, Surgeon, ivy. et. New, Itriagepstreet) Venereal Co London. SIR. Edinnurrh,. klay z, 0100. paralleled N' the Spzing of 1794 1 was. atPi(lo witk sg i , to a ence fiir five months; but was then ohligco to appiy regular 1 , hsician, .Wll4 put a temporary stop to the viru lence of the Di fby mercurial ;applications) for soma which I treated with indiller of the fitst Caatleineo of the Faculty here, the and time; b u t g rosviug,M spite of all meuicine and the advice worse::for two years; 4 was. reduced. to a state. AilaW ow and irlcerated from head to tbot.Mylicad, throat, inontlit ,__lt°set. Icyys, arms, &c, have been alternately in tt''PK er ° sight:L-1r Would. Ug._,COMlllg useless; in short, I have had from . twenty ,to ked and years, description, being an entire lelper, ti"."Y'.estting ulcers an my. body, and, n early lotai l Y c r" pjtved ut :meal' ini ease--sullice it to say, there never was, or orc! i tJ ll ht!, or.r, a a wore dangerous, or of a more entrni eated nature. I Was long t001i:,4 r 14?on-bY my fri eigis i' in ;i,lnaltinctl. myself, beyond ail hopes of ret:every; 3p( , ._, umo,' in my then condition, death was prefurahle fo 31,17; be voluminous to partici! a., more: than miserable state, In this dreadful situarliort • 0 , 1. drag a - most miserable .existence,, till Divine l'a videtc;: , threw- in my way. a Newspaper contanig. the case 07: i: ' hl r• B. of-P.lymouth -my friends read it, 1 t he l' i ,ri 'sent arid procured S;J:11,.! Of your LEAg.E's ,I AT i'l Ll..s, witich, by ti;ing fro time to tion:, ion now, an.' have ',Orli; been, (alter more than four 'years indeseribatil 'stres), in as.g•lod a state of health as ever I cnioYied; # s ' born "4 proof of this, I had a fine, thriYing, health"' chi ''' . me a few months ago. la gratitude to God, and in hope of rend •r . I ue•it you t i... iii„ my fellow-creature service, ... reti , ~,, p u blish th is; .40(1 Yo ) • • • • ante refer person*, IN i , u nay At any wish to be satisfied ,of the truth of this, or farther partf, , :..* co tars , to rne or iny friends, by letter or person. id noo 8 t W "SOS for hAdileSS Wilt eVel equal mine, al 15Stil eXCeed it, I have front experienc,e every rea.ion to i " t41 2,. k ind , • that in your' L A Kl's ,Vll, tg their -Wig ilott. '!it,"l,;*-Pe sate, arid ratimui cure, Rif tha,..4nolit Woo iill'l!age orilie,Y atereal Disease, which is : raile d' rixmr-nl-tras. 'WIN THoMPSON, . , n igla , 11.,3staiountable family reasc.ms praeo r , - ,,7 . nainc rind address puff a y but creditables Pent Ons ''"' wanting 'inibrination - may also be referred to Me tind r . friends by Nlrs. S. Clark; Rainsa:,-Gardens,,EiLnburgh,i, _,, , Pripareil tad •Sold by the SJlo:Profirlet.ori . , T. I A y1,0R,, Meniber of the. Royal Collp, !of sollcf c ! ____ in London, at his house, No. 4. , New Bridge-steet, and h 4 wilt givo•Adviee.withuit a for t .° iYerS,- la' inls• these pili . and • '- • - er - it W 4 'I will answer, patients lett s, i paid, on- the ' . • " • II cases the . illy Same terms, observinr in a :inviolable secrecy', no person's naive or case having be , mentioned, but at their own particular terinesr :by the Pr , ' P.rietor, during the, course or inorc than thirty-six )ear .' a that he has had the conduding of an exterisiv..... sale of ti , I)Lvis Medieint; and the ; practice arising `ther:l4t9Th' '' n."-urrey arc. also sold by his A p nein t:rient,, ibr, the etlo , 4 s ience of • those living at a distance, . by Mr. -Bast, gut ti-bridge„ r.diniotirgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, GI i . w, to whom ills:o Mr. T. , refers' for his, addres's; .at t .EL-01ZInr's, No. 35, St. Alhaß's-street, ,0.1-roalf,,i Ik',' K rtson's Toy-Shop, No. 'lO3, OxfOrd-stret; . Mr. - Pe boroughrsi • tie. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Nif nument; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. f , Uriwn -ruv , Lit 4 Tower-thill t rvll . CaliwelVs, Dublin ; and'by One person! every considerable town' in Great-isritain and I reland,;* . Boxes of ouly 2 s • 9,,i each; sea led ‘. , with fall and - pri dieedion ' • • ' • "I ,s..wrieretly petru4 of calla ;,:ex may cute the seise - , 4. •' with ease and secret • N. Is F . - '• ) * • , • • ' w i h •„. -NM Box: sold in 6reat .3nrain is sealed r a '4tarnp, On whinit, by I:lvOtir a: 114 Coaim i volvti - • ' . , IS printed, at she -Starup.-(Wice—" T. TaY''' • No 6, New Bril,r-street," to inntate which i s 1 ""' Y ' i t-all ot- . '-' . , , •ier'S , are cniniterreit• OF fIOVS. _ ._. . sikcs. POCKITS. Kent, 61. 6s. to 7L toA. . Koot, 61. 64-. to Si.. Ss, Sus Sex, 61. --S.• to 71. o s. SuAsex, 61. --:s. to 71. 16s. Et l 4o(i'6l. —s„ to 71., 7..5.' Facntianit SI. Os. to 111. es. ° ` PRICE OF SE'',EDS, IN NtAki . Carraway - '. 7os. od. to 7ss, od.per cwt. Coriander - - . 1 4 5 - ad- to 1 ,55 1 "I. • . `Trerail . . . 135. od. to ziSs. oEt. IV.llitc Mustard Seed - 6s od to 14s ad Per bushel. Brows' ditto - - 9s od to iss oil ditto, Turnip - . lob. od. to too. od. Broad Beans . . - ... 26s to 48s per quarter. Loop; Pods l.: . 4 , 28S to - 42s ditto. 'l . :yes ~ 11 ,! . ....4 1 ,, , ? ) , 1 ;P, ;:.5 to 3dS ditto; it ) (.! G t `` fi e let ...:i0 *,',',', l Y;., „: .i.',. "sto 31 b ditto. Canary ' 2 ; ) .34 1 ,, ~ 4 4 ,, ;4",i - 't 4 to si's bos ditto. PRIG - ,- , 4.,44.,-4,,,, • E ( Fr .VritiMtn.,tmi;-0 LEAI)ENIIALL. . ~, . . , .. r,,iftS, sot S rg7420 -. '• - :!, i : 44 , in . 2341. tO 24d. liar, bo 1 65 i'i;'o4tPit:',4"t27d• ._4..7041i'. --k: ~.444 . 2a. tO 230. lYn2,...eig 11K.4, -- ='''zgi; , t,' 21d. to ', 2.2 id. k ino. f 'odoll Mae , . . 22. a. to 24d. Crop Ilides for CUtt:ll . ,„ • . • 22d. ft? 230. Fiat Ordiwry , - - - 2to, to. 2,14 d. eallSkiits, 3a tii 4.411. per Dozen 38d. to 42d. per lb. Ditto, so to 70 lb.. Ai. to 42a. per lb.. ~ Onto, 70-to Holt): !16,14 , to 59.!. per lb. -, Small Seth (;teen and) 36d. to 42d. per lb: • I.arAc ditto, - -523 i. to 19.15. per Dozen, 'flouted nurse [fides, ass. to 3so. per Hide. IV 1 . . \V (,A1 I:. ;411d Ai) ENII.ALL .Pri,ellt„KLTS. ny the Carcas e . Beef, 3s, cf. to 4s. mt. 'eat, .3s. 6d. to Ss, 81. Itlottoit, cvi. to 4i, oci. `Pork, 4s..Ed. to 6..'0;.t. I'RECE 01. T.A.L.LOW. St. latite,ls Markt% 36., Town. 'Callow —.3. 675. od. Clare Nlittket 35. 114. Yellow Ruz..,ia --4,04085.64 Whiteettapel Matlct. 0. toid. IYtiite do• as• od. U. 6d. per Soap do. 675. od. I IS. , 9d. l Melting Stull 375. ed. Average vrics 3s. ttsl. Ditto rough —b. 38s. od. Graves to*. OIL C;ond eZS' 115. od. Yellow Soap, 765:-:.Mottled, 86s.— .Curd, 905. price of Candles, per tlOLeil I IS. edc—Moulds, I li. ed. St. IA VlLS's MA RI..ET, Dec. 28. flay, 31. 0,1. to 41. od.--Aver. 31. 1.4. Stra,W, la. 10a . oki. 21. o. iSi. ed. WiIITEgiAVEL HA? MARKET. IHa y► 3 1, . 6 x. (AL to 41. Si. Card..--Mert 31. 174. 64. Clover, 41'. 41. od. to 51. si. od.--Avez. 41. [43. 6d. Straw, jii. od. to el: iSs. (d. --Aver. rk,'l4s, ad. COAL—MARKI:T. Ships at Market. Sold. I.)cc., 23. $o Ncvircintle „ 11 at 47$ 3d 52$ 3d 7 ',.. , tpiderl:kcid -- at 4 94 cd Stunt % oat at -- 04- 17• 95 N 6 ait 485 6ct 51$ Jl3 ' shed b ) Vv.. / "" ^4 ARIA Icalt I irs, of Solttil for the Letters For the Editor, ecc. bOSI - Paid).MUSt be