The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-21 00:00:00

OLD 11.4714Ey. TMHD DAY- , 4RIDAY, DEPT. VO. William Mr,rst was indiEted for the Wilful Mur— der of 13etnamin Ads, on the I ith day of September instant, by infliCting on him wanton brut es on the flee and head, of which he instantly died. Mr. CON ST, for the Prosecution, stated, that the Pri;oner and the deceased had frequently met at the apartments of a woman of the name of Elizabeth Wrmes, wtho resides _in Whetsiont.park. They bad feequent quarrels tog and were inimical to each oeter. `l`llt, Prisencr had been absent for some time, but rourced on the evening of the clay in question, on which occasion he was oh,-ierved, forking aboht the place, by a boy.of the name of Thomi,; Owen, in-sitnations which partimlarly attraCted the notice . and .suspicion .of the .boy. The Learned Coinv,el 'then-proceeded to mention the additional tarts oft he case ; but, as they were not gone into in proof, we refrain from i•tatitig them. Ile concluded by ob serving, that he should tirstadduce the Surgeon who examined the body of the deceased ; unless his testi• mony supported the statement which he had made, he was aware that his ease could not be complete. Nlr. I larley, Surgeon of St. Bartholomew's Hos pital, sal(); that the de(eased. wits brought into the 1101)ital between the Ito tri; oftwelm and one in the morning of the 12th of September. He was then quits dead. He had a great many brazes on his face, Li' wound on the side of his face ' and a cut on his lip. The witness opened his.. head, chest, and There was nothing unusual' in the appe3r. ance of them. Pe might have'died of the blows which he had received, but 'the witness caul(' not SPPOIf pf)tilaelY as to the cause of his death, bee inse he had known persons die i tornediately after receiv ing 1)10... vs withnut exhibiting any'extern.il signsthat sitrlx blows had been the cause of their death. He could. not. say that the deceased would. have died without having received those. blows, but they were nothing:more. titan a person might have received in a eflmnion boting.inatch. On his cross.ekamination by Nit.". Goaxt any of the blows were of .a nature to p'rednee deinh,l The Witneis observed, that that was a iptestion to Which ho could give no posi. e answer. The Learned' Counsel . remarked, that the witness had already in si rilany t git en a negative to the question. The 'witness he could not say with what violence 'the tilOws were given.— Qqest Couici he not judge front their appearance ? Anater, They had no more than en ordinary ap pearanee.--.-,Q. Could thy: witness positively say that they were the cause of the death of the deceased ? tie co uld not ,Q. Were they of a nature to pro duce dcath .? A. One of them was, a wound on the be vi But all wounds on the head do not pro duce. death ? A. Surely not.---41.'D0 not cases occur, where sudden deaths have taken place, that on ex antnati,.:ll of the bed) the cause of death cannot be discov.:Ted ? A. Certainly, ionias Owen said that on the evening of the 1 tth IOSt. as lie wa. passing the Re‘iLiott public-houe, hn ro,..diatcly opposite to Rimes's lodgings,' he observed Pr*Eioner, , a horn he 11:1 freqty:‘rttly Seen bC.fare,look..- ile i ; in at the window ,it' ItilT e.'6 house, in Feathers coul ; he thett 'Went up the court and pulled,off k. The witness th it 104 sight of him, and he might s_Yone 11110 Rimes's house. `1 he witness %vent up, and retornin4 immediately,..MWr th 6 Toner ‘7,*.lk in doors. Atter he hail passed, he heard violent blows given. Ile then went to the end Of Feathers-court, and saw the Prisoner beating the de ; holding hitn up with one hand while he hit him with the other. Ile heard no opphAition m:410, The deceased was apparently on' hanging itown ati it I,Vero,.MfSe. ICA& ng, hint by the hmett ; the Britt e3S C. 01141 not .see distinaly. The Prisoner then ran away, linti the dece.tsed fell down. The business altogether occupied a very $12131 time ; not above R minute or two. The Learned Judge Cgr• Justice; llt , ,,yrn) ob served, that there wag no Oct:4ocm for going farther. At the most, in the circumstances of the case, it could only amount- to manslaughter. The boy Owen had sett the Prisoner heitting thi! deceased, but if he, had been in a bad state, he could not have supported him by one ivtod.. The Surgeon had declared, that he could perceive no blow on the deceased such as MOst haVC oco4iione:d hi* death. If the Jury were of opinion, however, that the blows he bad received froto the V/i3oner were t h t cause of the dcath`Of dctleaSf!d, they would find the Pris Oner, guilty of man slaughter. If not; they would'aognit A je,, , :otan wked of the Surgeon if there was the rzppemtut . .. ,. ; of. any blood in tie tho ht of the deeea;;ed ? Tho • Sorg w .!on ansered in the ne-, oative, on which the Jury tOundthe Prisciner Ogilly trf ,IlLnstaugh.ler, The Learned Judge e , .Oresrd his concern at hay. mg seen suet) abominable publiclitions in snipe news ,• awl in papers 17,0,1 d tbrOugh the streeti, re gardlog this unfortunat.l transaCtion. Tie was Con fident such could have no elle& On the Minds of the Jury 5 hut it was to he laMented that the. public Opinion 'should he allOWed thit4 to be pre-judgcd.—, If trey hi3tot y of the t.nutsaqina had been eorreCtly wtpuld b! , !ert bnt an-aboinin3b!e por‘Priion cif tho truth h;td bun. praelthwet in the Ims:tilt instince.. ; : , CatiVriTh Ity an wits indiav fur the wilful merder of EiizabtAh Alottegan, in the of St, lAwirt.‘v. , , 111..11forn, tbe 427th of June last, by inflicti n g on her tWo woundi on the lic;t4 o poker, of ~ ,chic h she lallg o uiNhea till tilt' Lith 4.it Augua and then died. 1t war, at first stated that the troterial witn,-- tbi. ; caw wold 4 not aft, ml to give cvidknici,. ; f, rillE led to tp,;i:T.stand, sla.‘; did tio, that her own life' would be iii danger. .ti Officer of Court witillciw ever dispatched kg her. From the statewnt ofthii witness it appearyl that the r:trties were of the ye-ry lowest of'the Thai the Prisoner and the Jecea?ied had ht-7eo m ate friends, and having returned from a Iniblic-11,1156 lu thoir own apartrnelltg ilitOxicatcd ; their reckoning, and after !.:, both th„ , Priioner. - had • struck the d w 9 WOWS Willi htt poker. The deceased the. ttiorfung •111 - 1 - ay, got lwri,elt arla was. r q t,.;,L,Aiy. afterwao4, thr p,.:tiud of her death,. in a s ik of intoxication: On this evidence, the , Jury, by the recount tehda- LoNpoN rivied by RI. at dm' SUN-014'1 tiou of the ttarucd jute, found the hi ioner Ga . % ty of ilaffilanghter. • FORGF,Rirs. fob, Bqrrovh,s, a Vary genteel young man of 16 or 17 years of age, was indided for forging an order for 301. 6s, 4d. by 'Messrs. liittledale and Foy on Messrs. .Sykes and CP. ; in Other counts` he was charged with having uttered the order, knowing it to be forged, with intent to defraud Messrs. Sykes and Co. and Messrs. Littledale and Foy. The uttering of the note, and that. it was a forgery, were clearly proved. The only thing that was wanting in the evidence to- bring the offence-home to the Prisoner was, the uncertainty of the porter, whom the Prisoner sent to Messrs. Syttts and Co. to receive payment of the order, as to the Prisoner's being the person frOria whom he so received the check. To supply deficieni7 a Clerk of Messrs. Sykes and Co. de dared, that to the best of his belief,ther risone.t was the :person Who in the morning called at their office and gut a bundle of blank cheeques for Mr. Little, dale.- On the check being Stopped toi), and the por ter-sent bark to find out the per.ion from whom he tvceived it, the Prisoner came up to him in :this street, inquiring it' he had got the money. Being informed that it was a bad check, he promised to accompany the porter to the banking-house, but proposed in the first place to call at Garraway's, and,get the person who had given him the check. The porter accord ingly accompanied the Prisoner to several Coffee ,houses, till at length he endeavoured to eseape by the front door of the Turkey eotli2e-house while • the porter was waiting for him at the back-door. ..He was then carried to Messrs Sykes and Co. where he first stated that he received the check from Mr. Foy, after.vards from a. Mr. 'Wilmot, to wham he also allcdgcd that he had given the remainder of the blank, cheques which he had received from the house of Sykes and Co. On being searched, how ever, by Mr. Nalder, the City Marshal, a qui-unity Of checks similar to that given away ,its the morning , to a person like the Prisoner, was found upon hiM. The Prisoner received a most excellent charaaer from Mr. Timothy and Mr. Samuel Brown, who had knoWn him front his infaney, from Mr. Howol, distiller, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Stables, Surgeon, and a number of other reSpeaable Gentlemen who had known him and his connexions for a number of years After a N - ery distin& and uncommonly humane Charge from ‘ Sir NrANNT::II3 SUTTON, the JitrY retired for upwards of half an hour, when they rcturu(-d with a verdict of Guilty of uttering the Check,know 'big it to le forged. ; but, at the same titne, recom 'Mending, the Prisoner to mercy, on account of his • youth arid uncommonly good chat - 44;1er. James Rowe, a journeyman Cabinet-maker, was indialed for forging, counted:2l6'llg, and uttering, knowingly, a certain ftlso draft. for ;301. purporting to be the draft of NVilliam Staddon Blake, of Change alley, upon the Banking-house of Sit ltichart C:trr Glyn and Co, Birchin-lane, .with intent to clef raucl the said Bankers. Mr. Hallifax‘ one or' the Partners, proved, that - oi • 1 the day tat -d in the imilatnent the ; draft- was pre sented to inin for and it: immediately knew it.was not Mr. Illake's writing. The shop Wa3 - nmch cr ,,„. ( kd . 4 t, t h e ti m e, a t iJ the l'ilgOtler: TV-, nunied t 11,1%) above a (parte . ; of :tt) My; t tal s()on as he saw the bid, suspc'eled - it, :tttcl sent his Cleric to Mr. Bl:ace's to appiii,e lihn of the clicurtiTant:e with the Mr, ilLike inuned6tely came to the 133111:ing-houl and asked to see, the , person who p oemea the cheque, The witness bhn out stood near ale door, On which illltTivdinttly r;il , Off, 31141 Mr. Blake after. him, crying " Stop thief!" and,took him very shortly. Mr. W. S Blake , said, that on the mitt running out tit the, door, be: an up Birehin-lane, and he did not'sce hint until he had gut half-way up to Corn bill ; ~ vos then running with his baCk'to the .Wit ness, who continued to pursue him, crying, ". Stop thief!" He was stopped by 'a man named Elder, and the witness collared him; and .brought him hack to his (A :It house. The Prisoner was the man he stopped. Mr. Nlelli4l,. the Batik Direetor, came up • at the 11v:intent. ' - Mr. Mellish stated, that as he was passing through Birehin-lanc, he heard a cry tf stop thief, and saw a man running very fast, pursued by another. He ftr.lt turned into George-yard, into which Mr. Mel.: Fish also turned immediately after, but lost sight of the man running just a 3 he turned the corner ; saw the Prisoner taken immediately afterwards by the person (Elder) who pursue(' him, but could not be positive it was the stone man he tirt s a w run, as be lest sight of him for 'a moment ; he; saw the Pri.,. soviet' ta1c.0.% to Mr,.l3lake"s house. • fern cloied the; evidence fur the Prosecuti.ln.-- Tlw Prigoner produceti no wltueises, except those to Sir StritoN LE .131. AN C summed up the evidence with 1110 utmost tit curacy, observing upon the &fee. tive lint :s of teqitnony as to the positive identity of the P6ioner, it the evidence of Mr. Carter and Mr. tiic}lli lx, and as atootottiog to. 3 i reasOnable ground of doubt ; in which case it would be the duty, as well 34 the inclioatitto Qt the Jury, to acquit the Prisoner. 'Verdia—Not MIDDLESEX. .6 . 445Y0 A'S. Yeqaday Wright, a boyof 13 years of inditLted itit ',in assault on \no Rolley., with intent to eummit it rape. The Prisoner, t drum Mer in the lloyal.ilstillery Corp:;, resided next door to the fiat:ter liiitt Mother of 1,1) child,. in Ffog-lane, ()it tltc i,'!Oth of August, the. - Prisoner, in coinip-,lny with another boy tan years old, accosted the child at tl , e dti,)r tic!' home, and asked her to go 'Nith him into the fields to fly his , kite. The cltilct re::fte : teci, until she:shaula receive It the of her mother, ~..I.lon the ho pi dragged her with them, and, having airi‘c:l in the tields, the yoangor one threw her down : the; Priioner then ctmclit&ed himself to ward:, her ill maliiicr too wicked to relate, and afier he httd (iii;', and the child NOS illifitePing home, h e follow o l, twatedlaer in a way which excited the interterenee wit!, Gentlernati, v.llO - secured him. i)111 :1 16,,:r ortn.t. k,A Or to 04 , 0 WOIMO, "NOW took With Cli! Chilit, to her hOme; where she VAS c%aiiill , , , i l . by ;1' Stsa -- !:eott. S;;lte, kti:AS declar e d b, the Surgeon to trivt: ttiaL2rially:ituured, an.l t:,t; two Nvomety suOsninti.ncd f:l6t, beelt pre sent at. the evinio4tion, ,111tv also atted that the chil , l had been very ill'since. 'HA N KRIS, °if No. d, rYIJA !cit.-cc:tat, !low -o-t P 2,. SLE,ILia ; where 41:4 .:6"-tist-iti , .411.$ , A 1: - )ng and ,artrul der ::1( r v...as set tfp by the Pt-i -smer, which threw a.lditinal light on the foul trans,iction, and left no doubt of the fzits in the tnlnd:, of the Jury, who, without hesitation, tbui;d the Prisoner Guilty. lie was sentenced to be im prisoned six months. • A Shock eery nitwit resembling that of .an earth qtuake was felt in the neighbourhood of Edmonton, about three, o'clock yestecday morning.: A sensa tion of the same kind was experienced by several fa milies in the neighbourhood of BlaCkheath. The master of one of them was So much annoyed by the extraordinary- shaking of the house and the bed in Which he lay, that he got up and alatMed every per son in the house, and retired to hiS garden, for . sale- IT; The night Was excessively hot, and not a breath of air was Stirring. . • • A few days since Mr. Williams, Proprietor of the copper-mill at Wraysbury, Bucks, observed a cart standing near a paper-mill, in the above neighbour hood, at a Very unseasonable hour; and stispeaing that paper might be carried off without paying the duty, he acquainted the Supervisor ,of Excise with his suspicions, who sent some Officers to ascertain the faft. They saw theeart pass along the road, as if coming; front the paper -mill, which . they imme diately stepped; when the parties a •companying it made their escape. ()n examination, the cart proved to be loaded with abotit 864. of Copper, instead of paper; stelen from Mr. William S's troll. 'rhe owner of the cart is known, which may lead to a discovery of the offenders. DAY. 'FOTII()MAS TAVM/It, t'sq. No. u, New Bridge-street, London. y C()NSIDER it but aCk of ittittc . Out; to the: merits of your LEAK E's PAT E N PI L I.S. to cln inioneate to you the hillowing Cure which has recently b.:en performed •by them An Acquaintance. of mine, by the breaking out Of an old 'Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefri)m), was reduced alt most to a skeleton; and 'although lie hail the best advice which could be obtained, mid tried a or Patent Medicines, '11,111,1 4 ., colltd be poured wine It 4 . t. , .,111e.1 to Suit ca c, or to do Wan any service : lie nine iited in it most cc tlUtxkl mid pit ..11):e situ:l'o.3u tot two )ears, unable to rollow proleS , ,ivit, and scarcely 'able to walk Or even to tit o a t on his tens ; in fad no one ~vio l kneW him ever supposed it on. sitile tor !Una to recto.. He was advised at last to iry }our l,t;tltt's fill —lc.: nal so, adhering to the directions given with theist. Ile had nut more twat two boxes be. tore he found an alteration for.; he Defter: this eoLottrag,,,i him to Proceed, anti by taking at few botea mote lie tottia.t his appetite mai turengtli gradually return, aid is 00 V .15 I,,,„A t uy . t ou stout soy. snail I kn,, , ,V `t tilt arc Sir, to reter iroy pur,oo to toe tor it confirnialton it tiui ,ind , ,e aciuunt if it sh,,o id he iloirincal. I am., Sir, your obedient huntble servant, • Library, Folkstone, Fl()S; kDA y. July io, Oki. • Prepared and Sold by the Stile Prrn , rictor, Taos. TA lt LOR NlCrrifl+l' of the B.oyal otsurron s , London, it lliti LIMA:3C, No,i 9, N ew briiige-stre,t ; ‘Vf t ete, uttercoi,,,tarit reSitlv.ftar..: (4 nwre titan fort) Years, iu ar pfactice p tr . :to:tarty wrected to the Cure o: Veoe real Cumpl:Ours, and mow.: incidental to Ow i'arrs of Generation to. 1.-sith SQxes, with that inviolable secret Nie l ; ill ProfeNsion sitoutal al‘.va , is observe, lie flatters itiinf.elt, the advice aud ati,;istidwe erAttitous ly administers to l'crsons taking tins :Yledicine, will he esteemed by a Puldie, 33 all iltlY3lilAge SL.10(11 to IV: Obi:lined, 311(1 vuin nimbi guity. Also yild, by his Appointment, tor the ec:rivenience of those living at a :fist:lll,x, at the l'eftwaer's, 1i0.•35, St. Al. bar e ':;-;6,:en., I ; tile Toyslaip, No. lei. t)xtord. street ; i 1 , 4) . 7, 1: 1 ,,,h,51 hat Mi. ltaxter's Souti•-!irot);e, .01 Mu-. Nl`) Nit% Dubtoi ; r, ; ..'oktosort's, Nlatii:hester ; and ,ti „ ,yer cori4tsi,a_iole Gr_!at ht• • of (poly qt. each, sealed up %_ - 'iii{ plat, tool;, -diereby persons of citin-r s,ex way kilre R`tt it 0;43,, 511v241, NZCf.tcy, 3114 SalVty. N. idiom in Great liritain ~notosp, on whicn, !INA:writ:lr or the C. : :it :Ile Stamp-Wit !e, T. v ai l„, p ,), It! IdOtift: l'ellll4 ;MA all Of tier:, ,or , t ILLLAM AKti tn ER SC it $, Of Milli M. !inil.tit" (; „if c Leiters fu L ', Ll;trir, t.c. gains ate now soling ; . . .ni. - in the Kingdom, A T the CaeapeA a::(1 Be.it: lio.iiery War,ylrouse l ir ,1i ci ,, , !i t .5 he b g r : ) , : , , , ,, ,t .. :,..! . ,,,. , tor Boots, at only ts. 6d. per pair, worth As. 6ii. I Womeit's stout Lotton ts 6d. worth la. tatt. ; tine zs. 94l ; e xcia sit. co l'i n ° ;i 5 4 : 3 4 g' per 3.; 9d. worth ss. ; stout black a 141.1 white Silk 6i. 34; with laced clog's 7 b s. 6d. ; extra good to; 61, A variety or Patent Angola Hese, warraimd not to sor;tilr, frornts. na. to the best quality ; stout wovted IS. p. ; ri.,e '5. j. super. tine :ts 6d. ; Silk hlitts 23. 6tl. ; a curoits Aftiele in s quare Net Mitts ; also Ladies' new-invented Lace ileeves, acts. fated to eve ease and elegance ; Metes Cottonl)taWers 33,6 d. With every other Article in the I losiery Due ,hat can pos. sibly be made,up to the very.best quality, wholesale and lOC exportation. —Stockings made to any Pattern: ---...----...........-........._................ I,Xi.HEN. • profession al Men of Etineation and Y V Y Respo,odtty deviate hoot the eenc t i t, '.Y. -,, ns the selection ot a peculiar branch, the sanniffn it tinued success is the best critenon o f superiority. ~, Eight years have I devoted my irractice. to the exclus,'S treatment. of Three I tisorricrs and the successful it:salter my plan gives ine additional ardor toopprtsa, as tar a$ 1 able, the . ravages of those Complaints whi,:tt are the rriolit important in the Catalogue Of Human Infirmities, Alter initsation into every Branch, as an Army Suwon. • I formtil A 1 i at he t early _period of l'rVtice to rescue in. dividnals from t ignorance' of uneducated Tie,- or Ite equally dangerous precipitancy ot general l'ra.litirnets. . The Three Disorders, to the Cure of whictt I have de. voted my attention, comprise eVel, species of V ENE. It LA L INF EC T LON, whether ut a recent or lone do ration ; 2.11 y, All kinds. of debility, whether aribill4 from the habits of school .boys, or the strittlgdw:s "I 71"i'''' age: :kild, tartly, r..tat derniv.ins!nt rot the systernur k''o,- Mee Which is called :3A it It EN N ES'S, or SI i:: i , , 11. I "I' Y. ~ Numerous Diserses :UV the result of ignorance, Or tog ., in the treatment 01 A simple tionorrlitz:ll anti it not ", 0 " frequently happens that toe seeds of Lit: an104'64,7 the indiscretion of an unguarded bour.--ilya sllffncli,''':' thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, 00o' If''': others !lave faiWtl, 1 trust that I may present:Nol' " radical re-e;tablishment. J , ew, however, are the cases of roinpli,:rted altrsf in ptlicticrs:tict:s%sooutirs:.)l,:rta,r:eit:lrli.napna rt i ;4 l i d t x i v i i; e h t „ t e tte : r i :4 4 l iT,:lit.:t` .' i t r ' y . t y t i ii , . . :t ' t : j , , t r. ' : t b ct : it 1 te prevalent gaieties ot a firsttionahle lite, .4cfri;:c c th ' 1 .' „i ar Licbiiity, which is lac unavuldabie c 4,00.000: of .i , Where the unhappy sufferer binds over his inisCrY, . e l i at re lo f i u i l ,t ll Cteicl;lClMltoiS khnitoszirshfoarttrott;,i2torn;ityth.b.eas.noltlelt:e:4ll6,./:11' doilbt or uncertainty witii other. l'ractiti nets, the NIP of these l‘rticiencies be the gradual lirogress ol goi' va ; lion, is Ow acqUironient of rry Experience: of Itacchus or Venn., have began to reduce NlttolY rolliti Mueh anxiety will he prevented by an 4...ar1y Cunterilt: tion Of this fangui4l State • anti in these 4i.itd, ou # e '" , ditticutt v will occ,a. roper But where this l/elieiencYliaS. tier ve:irs existed, is p per,everanee is iiratispertsabiv CqUit.ire ti. , 'VIC,: th"l'ir3. bernig S i iarks of Lite, and to re-anani.Av rir C•onstit.tka...:, ~ MALI in triert e‘pzl.,..ittor.s of a Family, may ba assured. tj . ,',. 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Marlin !fre Member dt Mc Korai Colq.v:.tt or' Si:, ---- Itit:LAKATIC):4 ()F `ll-11i 1- Et(Vi.t.l. •-t - ....,, : . c ;•-• 1 FIE (:0111)1;4.1.4 11A.LNI cd (!.FAI) , , . -a- taibly the nis,,t eicon; j,,id „,•,;...'1:311,_•,. • ~ Yet disetryYri. 4 l; in :f•ark and sliAltered cr, .., ~1, i,:••,, , ful , s nt sight or in:tinny, ►liypoehoridi:.,, ' •'. :,, j!„ of the niincli' sexu,,l.debiiity, and. all •• • : '• ;iv; from 3 ry-loted atate of vie, nervoll ' '''' ' ' • ''' i comequertee of inteitiper.unx, den:ritehy: ~ :,•0 ~ . 0 , , nece-ory curet of hei4tlll. lirtorVt Ne• 1 " '' ' ','' ' • ''' 'l , 01 . St 1.1d1,1,t, life, ruts Cordi"l I. :.; , , ft • , '-' ,. ' l * : ' 01 ~i 4 ~• its tystorAiVt.,effii;,,, y, And sn.:,•. • ,'3,/,,`;',4'c::1.:-,,1 ''''''; tire Internam of those liapiry :i, . " • • "-- ,: • ' •;, scarell has proettc,:d as' the ty, .'Ily,S ii , ''' ' " 11 ''' . ' '•[. rIP ' greatest c•fift:tryr.,:!i've to Inim ,:, ,lttSvry• I '''' , i 't '' infinien , • ! in Ilie l l ifted Kliw.:' ~ lc , ' ' ' '' • ' ' iirzu applieifitithis tiraDicit,:oit,i) :, ,• i , : . , ~ of.health, wno mi l .',fit otherivise hoc t:• , • , '* tini_ly grave, . ~ • .. Tlie name of this .10‘licine conveys ao 13e -, •' ; - It is requisite that it ii: soft, yiehhag, and .• f, , •,, , , that it may have toady tlisprisitioit rdinoti ~, . Motlwt•by ft to observes, " Mcdibillr , '' ' ''' ' • •'. t be conve eft to the part required but hy !H . ' '•'', . , . ' eiri:ulation; tlterer:on: thy) . should be tif-ti;' ' ' '''." :, „ • :I , ' torn as they, iiiiy most readily he conv ey( ' I ' l " ' . •,,,,', ''''.'' lion, and their Ilse ought to be emitinutd tor :., , 1 ., . • for;, the etri:Cts •cen. be pet calved , ''' • .. il!iiP° From the fveitoing onservatiorti, the propmiy 14:0.,,,,,c form fur the adinitibtratiun of t;tlLl, teitiediti in I ) , 7 l l .•(;pri ti to any ether, is ohvions ; alai this eatttol,ii'l:,P.,l;,llol„),',' (which i,siietrretttly elegant in re51.8:,:,.t, 10 i4ii, '":" ,; (it pilit l '' IVarahce) Will he . found to possess all the r:.to,101-100)'.4--r of An.lit.•ptic, fo• besides the rtutritic'us ( 1 114 , 14 Y 7 i ichi 4.lll!° 4 0 , ti.ve , it has a fragrant, subtly, tricot's pric611,,,, '''' ~, 0 01 tliatcly aintts the nerves, and StlYiS.,4 kiatt ot Iriena,,,:c ~10,,,,,, to the flinds, ytidiling, plenty ot animai'he.ft, th , ' Ir' , of firm LeSS amt. v 'goof, lwo' , , .--111n'.1 thl- • 'i,ic I lw, train of ttician6lioly tlisonlars !lick . , . inf ; , fr:tme, inith.r the dintwitiolt toil of NYrvonsl):se•bc,':fii,s:i )ifilfeit',l sources nt littat.iii illi,;ery to the ptivat.iul.l:oi.riy 0.! rtwse ~d Jt pruccea truth suchilifillit e l . 7 it eel , POttipliC.llioll 01 caitses, as to reinter it ioWtrP4ll3',,t. 'l'i , ' : i ; vttre rtet:CSsary, to [ rat: then' to their trne seurc7:;verolytf, feels, however, are but too well known, attillt%) r;`,lcs,,elitt arnollgat 100 great a ;Portion of itlatikihil ; af• ,, t a l. ~,,,, ItertleT,.. it may, witholtt 'exaggeration, . rto,l. ti1y,'":401000P.,,: Co r d stioerior or colebrJtail for Care :icy than /:: isivivero,v: Cordial 'Halm uf Otile:0.1 never bas been diseo‘'er.edovo,y r:0,,,,'4 eases- hare front t itt we to time bezn published 1001toro,ti opnror in :lie -.Kingdom, for the en,:ofiragell4°t, I'iciiily s.ll4'' te•use anti .pordeveto it] a Alviicit.whiCil 5 ° c; g • a complett curcio,alt eases ni deuiluy • , 01 001 of Ni,,itti. t ha IV , ** ) '• ' I crdoili entering upon the hoif sttte ~.,,,ic,i, should Coilsl,lor, tti.it . 4 w hore, t lit! ;Whitt:in 1$ In' . 1 40 stream; tho• threw front it c,Atitt:it i..... WILL'," ~.,,,t„t) - at . Th.! .-"t lq Tl.l NI l' F. f 1(1, I N1;....,,,,-;‘,o-1,(IN,I,";:,„, 01t.'0,',01 for ptirilyttig tile Illood and r:sfurifig the br',',„4 brot 14 „ ) 1 . 4 0 paired 1) ) the inivrocinit ii,ie ,of NI yiotry, 0, fit 1'i*,,,,•,,, Ili,' g;o:tt tall .htly r,..,,t.)fCr nf health :out vikl""110; bilo Moho .7.1i1,`.11[011 has repatedly t.oleiL , Pric e . ~4 • . , A. , miry 11,.ni.1.-,,,, ;3s. friiiilStlii‘cLsll'..i't;l.l-;:Ne ii:l. flhterti.:ul(ll:llT: , 0 6 '. ' 1 z. : , ri'll'll'''''tss'in4g:;.l6..Jll'l 11':•'11• ocri'''' l'iot,o: 7.5. .i. Allay incli.tie,t. tI, 'la 1' rtltitred by Dr. Solontoli, Ci' , ' i 11,0•-•,:, .y l ` i ' oo r 0 0 1 4 , 0 4 . .1 !. ci:l.. and 3,?,,,,. 'brutes , ~ ' ~, , :••,o.'-i,,,,,rif,,„;,,,,f •• • •,,,,• v„iiicli the pm , ~ , , • , 0,IP" lop . • :rteter itt,- •.••; .. .1 1-ttatolt, Mita 1 ••,` ' , . , oliii,lN . '• ' " S.A;iti , Soluitt,irt, ;• . ' -,, it ' co i, i iqi: l l' . ' 11•1 ' • , . J,L, .; ' L ! •' i • .1;14.. Of LC.I ',. .1 " H ); . :i 4::i.i:,..1,11,:''' 11.1u,t t:, I ~, ol a t 1-, ~ ...-• ' ,:,.. P 4, i.. • , o f t,:tot .. Nov i.i t, , . •,' .. - . , , , oi L on l, „.,,..• A CIIII. ,1: to il: , . * , .t ‘.,tis..o ~ 1.,,,„., - 1 , tho Icifoo J o ~ ~, . st,,o, - - ..,:. .: ~ ~ ,r '.,:: 1 • , - ~ , tvoil,lc ttit . ;''''''' • ' - '' '' ;„ , . :.•;,•111,4"'11„,„Ii-•• ' ''''' ''' ;-• '; '' `'''.'''' ; ''' ''. • • t,....d1i1r'" ,0,11;' i:t•tte.-, , ,, , :!t ; :,,. i . i; ;.•, ~ •• r , .•' ''' , ,;,, glictill,-1' ',.., 1 1;.• • • t 1,1 e.! att. ~.. 1• . 0 '•',.• ''' • ,,:,,,i 1)oCAS O SCurvii .- '. . • I . ;.. ~ ; - i- !Ilf• ' -; L ' vi ' .., ntrua--Y • • ; ' i•-'' ' " • ' ' 1 1,0 1, '" • t lk.t '; -, , ,is Strati( . , ,;, 101 ~,,i . Sold by ' . . • ~ , , .i N, ~,,/ „ t‘ ItaLhiiiP, 1),,0,5,. wi Smith, Perio-- • : . ', , ,i, , . • N'lT"' ' -14,4" • Mr. tto `‘. WI -:', '. ,•' ,'"• -' -, A • ti s, • , i,i'','''" ( P l• : flash„ :,. :• . ' ..' ' • . ''' ' ~ , 1., .} * ',4P 4 \V . (.:.;_, „ • ~ . , •'. , • .•• •: •y ;;,,, 04 at,.,jotl. l'-',1:1, '....' _, , •-•, : ; - ' . '-I ' ' , , . 1 ' , NV I ! ; ~ ,; , ?;,-, ; ,;, I.:1 - ::1 - ',', , -1 , ; '-• ;.-, i : lA , 0" , - ;• . - r 'l\ t‘;\1111 Sll, isu li ~,,H", Potil""' -, , ...1 i• ~,,; ' ~ ,:i ~ 4 Ntl,-•-• . . 4.,.'1,, i, , . 'l:je ., ,1 - 1.1 :: , ~.•,,, l' „ ;,•, !",•,,,..1, : • ,-. .., .. , ~ ~: , ~ i , , • , • :•. ; , : tin- , .-, •, . ,:•'' ,,, ',•,l i , A. ',NI - •••: ' ' •'. `, ;.,, '' i - ~,,,,,,,yi•-:, and ~ ~ ",. •••, ' - ......„,,,,,,,,,,,. _„......„,..,...----- encpis. . _ On Thursday, at Windsor, the Han. Mrs. Sneyd, of a Daughter, On Tuesday last, in Devonshire, Mrs. Phillips, of Great Ortnonti-st-ect, ot'A Son. Lately, Mrs. Scott, wile of Mr. A. Scott, of Carey-street, Lincoln's•itin-fields, of a Daughwr. MARRIED. Lately, Lieutenant Patterson, of the . Royal it4arines, to Miss Itaby,'.tiaughterut Alexand:r kabv, Esq. at Cobham, Surrey, atidolLlAtelly ' Cartnarthenshire. Lately, at llacl.ney, Mr. M. L. INlerac, jun. of London, to I\ii,s Eliza Nianning, daughter at Robert Manning, 1..;:q. of Ilac.kuey. Dili!), On Tuesday bvenire, sudlenly, at Wootton, the Rev. Caches, 1.1..1). oile of iris NlajeAy;s Justice: , of the Fcace, for the Counts of IVar.wick. On the 7:h inst. at his lodgings in Pimlico, in the 49t h year of his~a;;r, atter a.sevore'andimgering ,john hart dvrick. Bernard Gottst;hed, Esq. lito Lit,tittnant..:oloncl ili i%laj2stysli6oth kegiluent of looot,and In,q)e.:tor of Duty!). Troops, Weclnesday last, Miss Hoare, daughter of, I onathan Hoar; Esq. of :stoke N , lwington, iu the xoth year . °1 her' age A fe.N ago, at Dawlitzh, Mrs. Wil!iarn 11tIntet, Wite • or' will' 011 Hunter, Esq. of ftl.trgaret-i.treit, Cavendi.zti- sylaw. fo:w (toyg• .flrer, at Discount!), in I.eiceo,:r.;:lln.7, Sri•rvy, •Ik, czt4st that lll,"i.'1lIS Ii Aniiting instance of the venom , PlS 1,,,, , Weri Of : • Int ",t,oitlay tir..zdimt. one of •.n,,,,;• on toe bark part n!' rote of his Ii itd,, wlucti put existence the following day. PRICE OP TOCK S. VISTE flank Stoa, shut Naves per Cent Hi r per Cvlit. i , 97, shut Irkh y per (.:,nt. shut 3 p;..t Ct. Rel. shut Ct Cons 13,31. 1.. Aim. shut Ottto Shunt Amu. shut India StOC.!<, ISt SOLIth SO Stock, Ev..lietptr Bills, par, is. disc. oomiom, 3 Ito periAl 3 per Citot. 57 58 1)Itto Anu. Coos, tor I tut ()el, 58}t NEW INNE.NTED HATS. N consequ e nce of the very great complaint, of L late of the had quality' of Wts, it has induced 11. fr. HA R F., of No. 71, Strand, who has resided there these 2•3 years, to try' tn., ex pen ataint ut mixing Moles' Fur with Bea ver, and which he has found to ;Answer his most ardent expec tations, not only tot their durability ' tyhiCh on trial, will bo found to wa.ir out near two such Hats as are made' M the usual way, lieu )101e. Fur making.thern so Much liner, and of a 'closer texture than the various coarse Furs ,that are usually made ui4 of in' the Manufadure of lists ; and,. with other toed, 4ttalitie,i, the Fur will not corny oil; which has been so much complained of of late, as well as their taking a most beautiful Black; which 'will retain their colour: and being the Monti fatturer of his owo Flats he sells thern at tke very lowoprice of rl, ss, Stamps Army, Navy, Folding aryl Ladies' I-lats.—Gentlemen in the entnary should send the number of 'lndies tomtit the outside of the Crown. - • N. h. Worthy the ,;.ttention of the Trade, and Merchants for Itxportat. * 4 .* Mole Skins.bought ;.n any quantity. Letters about Mole Sktns must be postquid.