The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-23 00:00:00

CiLD BECONT) *AY—rwa. 22. lt!i:ty jitthitiscl WISS capitally indided.fur fen. ing a 2 . 1. of England Nate, and feloninu.ly uttering it, knowing it to be forged * , it . appeared that in the beginning of 0e14)14.1' last she went to the hum.. o f M r . pap, vi iti,nhrok e r, in Liquor.porni.streo, kiattrin.gattlen, and ha v kg pur chased a brush gave a xi. nine in payment, The next rhiy, on examining the note, it was found to be a finger)... In about a mon , th sifter She went to the SiIITIO SIMI'', and virtred another counterfeit note in payment for some goods sli had agreed 'to take. she was inunctliately appieheqed: Cln re.trching' her lodgings several other, forged notes were found ; there was also a miniatUre • pietute of Carat/.its i'oft, who was sonic time since trird, and ticquirted, of forgery, She at first aeclartil /Mr was her huihand ; and, in a raving manner, said, it was she who spike to the witnesses, and was the principal cause of his being' acquitted. Mr. Justice 11 ATH charged the Jury, who, having retitrkl,‘ in about forty minutes returned a verdid— Ity. Death. Ednimrd Mrihom, and . 7abn Rum. , o r re inditted ter feloniously making ..oatilt on Eilmund Lodge, and taking from his pertoin Ilsok of England note, value I'ol. and rin e itab, • Mr. KNAPP Stated the case on.. the part of the Prosecui 4 ;, to the course of whickhe informed the Jury, the Prisoners were indiaed fur compelling Mr. Lodge; a !Very flAretfibit give them two lbink . ..notes, to tin.: amount of 151, al. !edging, if lie. that not, that they w.)tild comtnCnce a pao.rcutiam.againsi him, for Committing an on. crirnr. Edmund L ge Ned, he Iseltinged to the He. Wm, I".> udui!. Commons in the month of May last, about ten at p ht, as he was returning to his hnu.e in Southampton.road, Bloomsbury, he mot, the Prisoner Horlierytt the corner of Ru.pell. , Gila re ; the Prisoner atcosted him, and asked, whetter he e , ,uld gel that way Bedford >e uare '?.he told lam lie coutd, and they walked on together ; when they came to the corner Of Bedford place. the Prisnoer Ittli ped, and made some ohaervatitms on the beauty of the hoddingi ; he then jostled up against him, Ind iminediately two men rushed On them, and leined them both, ailedging they were 11..w.itreet I:Akers, and that one• of the purposes they were itationed there far was, to prevent suchprgtiees as they had detefted thorn in. The Prisoner seemed aitiell agitated, and said, he was tuined and un. :lone for ever . , Alter a great deal of abuse, the itipposed Officers took them away ; and .as they Were going along, proposed lo let them off if th e y would - give ea!, each, the Pribccutnr agreed, inkthey proceeded towards his house, he not hay. ng so much, money about him. Lie saw one of the nen take out the Prisoner's watch, and heard lum ay, he would keep it until he should.give his 201. the men wisituti in the street until he went into lis house for the money, but not being itilde to 'mike out 201. he trrought out a '3Ol, Note, and pee it to them. The next day he was told a per. ion had called on him, and had left word for M i n to se at the Russell Coffee-haute in the evening : he Iccordirigly• went there, and taw Hodges with mother man, who said he'washiserausin I that' he tad. told him the whale business, and was Gonvinced hey were both innocent ; but that Hodges had lean walking a bout the streets the whole night, as he was afraid to go hontewithout the watch the men Iml token from him lather's, , ,witich, he : said,,was his sther's, —Alter some conversation, he said, he was sure it vntletnan, like Mi. Lodge, would not refuse a few sounds to make up the aol. which the :men de. 'landed for the release of the watch. in con. etluence of thia he Was' induced to give )11 the 16th of August he went to the country, and in the 17th of'November, soon after he returned, to met Hodges In Piceadilly. - Hedges came Up to Um, and asked bin; whether he knew hiro P iMme. liately afterward. the other two Prisoners came up fl4l having told a Ihris story, that Hodges would be (bilged to go to America, the y demanded Ss9l„ from Pim to equip him' for the voyage. When.fic asked that right he had to pay so Much for him ? they aid, he was the fiirst who brought him into had pole. ices, and if he did not ive the money they would ;eke him before Mr. Itorittiend, at the same time tying they *ire reit Offteers.)Thley then got nto a coach, and drove eel' lodging he had in St. Clinrch.,yard, near his offit:e ; he then gave. hem a 101. note and a sl. note, and appointed a ay or two after to give the reenaiOder of 2sql, Its ha mean time he communicated his situation to Sir ctiA a so FOR n, who sent IVOO (gfiCera 00 the morn. ng the Prisoners had appointed to Funk. The Of. ice(' wititeti in an adjoinieg.rourn, end secuied , the Taunton and Ilaket, the Officaus.44oB4 hat they heard the priwners say they fi4d - got unit money, hot it he did not give mere, they you'd take him to Bow.street ; they also said none ,f the Prisoners were HOW.atieet Officers. Sir Rico AKO FOI 0 pftiViti she "examiutions of , ach of Oro whit)? were siingd by , biro i but said list he thouslft some favoor war held out to Rum. sold, on which account • Mft examination was not 'cad. Nothing material as to thia ease aforreared in their mars:larlon ; bat Mahon at know ir(iged be had got ► gold watch hum foreilio Gentictoan, in flyde by thre:aeoing to aceuselttin of un natura l oithe. Troll Omega' the jory, with. great ac. cureicy, who, in 4 abort time, pronounced them all 'I hey were all servants out of place. Bodges WaS 22 years of age, Rumbuld 30. and Mahon 27. 7064 Reotr Turner was irlditiCti for totting a receipt in the name of William Waltham, purport. ins to he a receipt for cont*y received for the sale 21 70004 of Reduced 3 per Cent. Stock, the pro. uty of the said W. Waltham. It appeared from the evidence, that the ' Prisoner ead ',well for several years a Clerk in the house of M ebiars . t0. 1 34ril and Co. corninetors, who were in rlsc habit or pur&isiriti; Stork for their Correspond. BIRTILS. Lately, tne.fl.lgla lion. Lodi 'Ylnn anil (In Sunclai ikst, hOuse in' Upper (444icin+sth...‘tt, the't Gcbrge Villiers; of a Son. • On ;11114,•silay last, Nlrsi. Colonel Frineis Biaqtford, raker-stx,:c:, uf a son, .414RRIED. Vesterday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, Charles Wo nt Cock, youn g est ion of the 14e Ejt,xitotigh Woncycock, Bsif, of Linedtn's.ilui, to ,Mils Alio Parry, young . est ter of fri 'rlioss' Parry, Esq., one of the Dirt4tlars of C tp•pany. On 'Tuesday last, Captain Stu Vang, of ,the Aurora Armed Ship; to Aliss Elia. Norris 0 llesoni laughter of Mr. 011c:soil; Brach-strest, Deal. At the same time fnd plaef, Captain David Yluekey, attic Ship Lord N'elsort, to, Miss Hitttikt tilleson; daughter 61'1‘,1r. (Meson, Beach.street, Deal. the lath inst. at toikstones lohn Vinniss, Egg. Pay, triaoer of the Stith Rexunent, 'to %Ills S. Major, youngest chtighter of the late Wit lutri Major, Ea+ -of thAt place. Therolay, at Sr. Botolplt's, A hieisgate, 1. Scho. licit!, juts. to Miss Clerk, of Aliter344tc-strcet. DIED, At tho Royal Military Academy at Woolvvioh on the tath roar. Mr. Price Dewon,q), Cadet. On the illth inst. at 1.15 takes house, at tianghton, near Dad -113 0m, loin Byron, oecuud on ut the tion. and It ev. Richard Byron. t On uesday last, at Pentonville, in the 634 year of her ate, &Iris. May t.renelt, eldest snrviviog (I.tuy otet of the Lot L YlllOll Esq. of refwit Drool, in the County of Ito , cusitintat p sod taste of the late- latlery l.reheh, E iy , EariYun l rjtiay morning la t , at ills It , u :4 ict tilcuiribbtay- SquArd, Pawl, Esti. at the se of 79. No. 9 - , Now liricige.Strect, LOOdOr" h Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, 143r 4 - 1 If 4EG -leave tq inform you, that ever on' sraf el year 1 79 0 , furr,e , been atfli4ied with the . 14 ;f. 5 u 134,: ma; which, flout its ointinately resisting e vc f,„,Y Medicine prest.ribetl by 'the most entinehr of sa lt 114.4 nere, otniergoing sevetal severe. courses of, sa lt 0 114.4 and twice discharged front the Hospital, With iivoitlit appear to be of the most inveterate rt 4 to* - I,stiai sl ll7 "ig Yeitrrtly lvr IVO to sack i t ae nearly to put it period to' to exigence -4 had on ihd.. crown of my hea.a . , 'one on •each were htoke out lit a frightful manner; , tigll t f,, As' o‘ l l l fully painful, and had been hi stir. of ulteixiA ° 6' ,007 14$t et Valt seams; my left hstl. also two 14,1 g; 11 . 94. ",,i(0 0 , 3. ' Wita much (liSCOt. , :t fed,' mut tO"' ik; pant, particularly when watto in bcd, as Uc''.:;04.9 61 ; prtvc me of r-. .t ; 1 . 11'14 iairte.n4hlc sv.ite, I itienti t :•tuby Titt,.nrw•Ani., (ykt,itt? rcceive: . ; o`,„s' cut,' t tart tt ,•) tl/ tike yen; 40$ hv , , •:titti Ntay ; , ri'de ;P: 0 Or al , 1, , tegan recctVe — lO $ ' than ulcers. on In - / . !teed 'Pr/ 11 03,C !of:111,4 , after, tile tiore4 on titY 1d4 , 6 ill •%I ( sp-: • • ,•:, I , ever, .consiocr.ible diseoloitrAlW9hi 51F -1):r. ' r'' ' jai in the i b t,t ) l r e? l i t c i tt :ev ‘ e v r l t i l l ;!2 l e . ii tl Y °l l.l r tr i ' loll :3 s , bsidod ; tho liedas" dispersing' '4:'"J te" nai to 41.1tue, and the nocturnal roitt,„' • • Ilius ti the, by your liberal auvl , 7 perte4ily fix i'tom all toy 'former cttird j Ott , f . text my former spirits awl strength,. f cc•nte :repel fat, in which ,5; . ,..te having ":2%T ' ) Pn tt k 4 ' istmistittien-t or a:1 who ,itnew a. 1454 tetnia to expres:l try,,7 grtititudc" for the . 1 ;. , ,? , 1 of other sutleriog mortals, W 321 '7 - c ,ec.l:„i, • cabe AS IWolie 'possibre, as snail on' ever) 0,11 1 7 to so &Aug,. you will' greatly t•tblii;e, Y ( .l 4 ()RO' . obedient; vet) , lintnile serYalit, •A 1. SV' I 4 IIJ S clOst; nigh- st Edinbt4i. • Witn e ....e; t o the above Care: . 1 ,OP • THobit's fl oy, N h). 3, New Poultry Ni",..r,„`';,, • 1 ,0 43 hifiturou, Old Assenibly-Clobc, Vreparod anti Sold hr the sole Prow je t i ° ,.'' e of 111 TstOtwAjs T..; Y Lott, Member ot P.t” al ell" e r ?' „ i : p it at his flottsc, No. g, NT w I ‘rith"..e whereiaticr a constar.r rciidence years, en.. a practice particularly three ,. t , o ; Verioreal Complaint. and thaV inCidelk: Li to, t;etieration, ra. , ,ith that inviolable seci'•=' ,his profession shwa 14 at !,, t2rve tr. '.l";, rs o+ o `, fiatters,, himself. the advice z 0..! h tt `t 241111flistcrs" t • t '1- • 14.rsons ..t. ••I • ' 1 ! cstacritett, hv .. • ' ' '1)1' ' It ' Lf. Limn arfairtabl'e • • , t, • „ v ett.- cr Also ,So,ld, by hi, f • ; 5' those livki3g at a Alhaniii-Strat, r - 1. • I • 'I) , I- .;t 1 re°7o( fr 1 ford-street ; Mr. bis.l.' - Mr. Steel's, . • • 'hill • Mr. llttxterfs, • : I la d NY li e Glas)Tow ; tvi , • . AO fli! 1 „Of) twery conttiderab • ' 0 4 -' tans, I'p ices of onty "; f t, and pbin directions, whereby p- CUESt„ ‘yitit ad C, - t.petri s Lid'tder I!4 e, or wa i to t: 4 ; , :c o ,a tt e r Erintitd, at the s;am t .,...)ilice--" Y‘ T anti "' id itmtatc vt , itich is I 4;1-. 0 inert Countet s. r.ft.t crp0 , ..4,1 square ; tAUlit bt aticirCi3eda • LONDON; rlinied b y Ltat +Eft, I tla (of No. 4, meikti..court,.llov m , -btri; 211 , l'iv)ii-4tti!- - +y • L " fgloift 4 , ,airra, at ttg SUN U 4N 0. i ; 4 , 4trani; lyiLaq . Ordert tht Paeer s Ptierr 4nr th 1 e .1,11 9 - kc (of South Moat ,p it , • %RI „4 ems ir, the Country. • By these means 110 knew that Mr. Waltham had ro,9oo).tock, in The 3 per Cent. Reduced. By the means of a Mr. Angle, the Pri oner c , strived to procure a recoouriendation to Sliarrard, a Stkek.."brnker, inßoteliffeSighway. He c a llvd Mr. S. on the 9th jaoyary, 'and informed him, that he wished to self Wit 70601. Stock. Mr. S. said be would have thebniineSS thine fOr 'him the next day. They accordinkly went tothe Tbr,:e per Cent, Reduced Office; and the necessary proceedings SOF making tie transfer were resorted to. The Pri, 'honer gave. Mr. S. a receipt for the value of the `7OOOl. for which he ~vas to receive cheque. The receipt w is in the .usuol form, and a Wank wits left for the alteration of the Clerk at the Bank, after the tran4ershoulti be complete& Mr. S. told the Prisoner, that before the transfer could be completed the Clerks must be convinced of his identity. The Prisoner said, that he knew ni t person ;Oiont. the .lChartga,as the Broker who usually sold Stock for him had failed, Ile therefore requeSttd Mr. $, to satisfy the clerks as to hie identity. Mr. S. however de. dined the proposition; when he . said he writild . meet Mr. S. at the Bank the next day with a friend to prove his identity. As Sherrard wan prpceeding to the Bank tie next day he ire(Mr. Angle, who in. formed hini tb,tt the Prisnne!'s name was Turnelr. The Prisoner did not meet Mr. S. according to ap. pointment ; but he called on him at his house in the afternoon, and Mr. having disclosed the dis covery he had Made at the Hank, the Prisoner SIERRA LEONE. Nfode of Trying Persons 4n the Ncifooloiirliona of Sierra Leone for Theft and other A person accused of theft or of witchcraft. en. deavours, if innocent, to tepei the charge by drink log red water. A palaver i),4(.1t held among the old people of the town whom the accusation is by: One party, anti protelta ;ions. of innocence by the other ; anti if they determine that it :41411 Oe s'tt clad by a public trial, the accused fixes on some neighbouring town, to which lie rtTairs, and in. fount the head man of his wish to 01,,k re.:l water ilicre. A p 'laver is again lit1(1 to deq:tniine whe. titer his req . ; st snail be granted ; if oot, he must reek some o ther toy*, Zn cater of the load Scquiescecce, the accused remains the town con cealed 4trangers, 116mOimes for two or three mon(11$, b4nre the (14 of j trial is iippoinied. When that is fixed; notice is' "sent to the ';ic6iler three days befOrt, that he nitv 'attend with 411 many of his friendi aS hu chooses., • The red water is prepared by 'infusipg the bark 'of a tree called by the Bulloms, .kWon, by the •Tilo:natiees, okwon, and by tare Soosoos, mille, in to which it imorts powerful coictic, and s , :nnetinses 'a purgative In sonic instances jr has provid iintriediately fatal, which leads to a su,picionthat occasionally sume other addition must be made p.) it; especially as it dues not appear that the t telicat e are itt , :te lidde, to be thus violently affetted by it lean the robust. To prevent, how. ever,' any suspicion of improper conduct, the red water is always administered in the most public manner, in the open air, alai In the midst of a faivr concourse of people, who upon these solemn occi. *ions never hit tes assemble froin all platters, p ar _ ticularly the warner}, to whom it affOrds as good an opportunity of ilittplaAng their finery and taste in dress, as a crnintry svirke iii England does to tt! Lneighbouring females. The accused is placed upon a kind of stool a'pout three feet high, 'one hand being held up, and'the other paced upon ins thigh; and beneath the seat are spread a number, of fresh plantain leaves. A circle Of about seven or tight feet in diallteter is formed round the prisoner, and Ito one is admitted within it but the person Whn prepares the red water. The heti; is publicly ex. poe t ], to ;hew Ilia: it ;'s genuine. The apersvor first , washes his own hands, and then the bark; its well rls the mortar and p;stle with which it is to be powdered, to prove that nothing improper h con. sealed there. When powdered', a calibash lull is mixed ,a large brass pan full .of water, and is stirred quickly with a kind of whisk until coVered with si fcnth like a lather of WO. A variety of eerernpnitst priqtrs, sre. ere performed' at the tatuk, tirts,, :anti the accnsed is repeatedly and soletnnlY, 4114 so confess the crilti with which hp has been little btfoie he begins to drinkihe in fusion, he is obliged to wash his mouth's n A spit the water out, to slim that . he has' nothing con gealed in it tic.: or a piece of kola 14 then siven Into to eat, being the:only substance he is taiitsvocE. to take for twelve hours previous to di: trial'; and, in order to prevent obtainin g any thing else, tic is narrowly watchA during that. apace .of time, by a number of people, ivho are re iiionsible for his conduct. Afierliaving repe a ted a prayer slifbted to him, which contain* an inspreca. riou'uporr himself if be be guilty, lie ret water is administered to him in a ealibash capable'of irig about half a pint, which '*he crept iee'eight, ten, or a dozen times successively,' as quid( as it can .ba filled. It probably now begins to'cititt its emetic powers, but he must, notivitlistentling, pet. sist in drinking until the rice or kola he brought up, which is easily seen upon the plantain learn spread below. , should vomiting not be caused,' and ,the medicine produce purgative effeets 'the person . is condemned immediately'; or if it be sus. peeled that •the whole of What he has eaten is not • brought up, he is permitted to retire; but' with this reset ve, that if the 'medicine shall produceilo cited upon .thin' bowels until next dayet the seine hour, heis then, and - not before, pronounced inno cent ; otherwise he is accounted guilty. When the ; red. *eta proves purgative, it is tertnfici di . spoiling •Alie red water." • The utmost quantity which may, be swallowed is sixteen calibashes full t if these have not theAiesired effeel, the prisoner is not allowed to take any More. :When neither vo miting nor pur4ing are produced, the re d water causes violent Barns in the bowers, which are consi. acted as marks of guilt ; in such cases they .endea. your to recover the patient by exciting vomiting; and to .sheathe the acrimony of the reu ?eater they • give bins raw eggs to swallow. In .soma instances the person has died after drinking the fourth - c4i.i bash. If the rue or kola be king in coming up, it . is common for some of the culprit's friends to come near, tend :mettle him with great' Violater of some trifling lank; ror they suppose, if any thing - prejti. dieial to his charaaar, were coocealed, it wuuld pre_ vent the. favourable operation of the ted water. Women at such a time, when the trial is for witch,,, craft or some other crime, and not for adulterv, have' an excellent pppoetunity of proving t‘heir eiiastity before the world, by publicly, declaring. that they have proved faithlu'l,to their husbands, and wishing they.may be punished if they lfave spoken falsely this is looked upon as a roost irrefragable . proof of fidelity. When the accused permitted to leave the tripod upon which he ` is seated, he is ordered to move his arms and legs, to shew that he has nth lost the. use of them, and immediately NUS back into the toWn folloWed by all th e wom en anti boys shouting and hallooing. People whO have under gone this trial, and hide - escaped, acquire from that circumstance additional consequehce and revia. When acquitted, they dress, potticularly the Ivo. • tnen, in their best cldthes,, and vi.it :ill their friends . anti acquaintances, who receive them with many toltens of affeition and, regard. When the accused' dies upon the spot, which frequently happeng,qr when the red. water it ipoi/ed, and the party is too old to sell, one of his family, unless he tan re. deem himself by 3 slave, is taken and sOhl.— Some! imes, for want of ' a proper opportunity, . t h e affair 'remains unsettled for many years, and 1 kneW an, instance of a young ITEM having lweti sold for a sl,tve becairse . hisirasidmot*rs' had sro il t d red water many ye ar s b e f ore be" was boOt. ANtICOOTV PttOld ,1418 , LAST Fit !Nell PAPP.IO.-- One of the Engliihrien who are at ret (hill, hiving lost all his ready 'money, exclainied, • 6 4, Gaditurn, I t ill give'one'of tnyi rari Fier tWeiVelivrts ;" 44 you joke," said 'anti of •the sunders; " no," said he, " if you will gi've the the monoy I• will cut it off;" and without waiting for an answer, he took out his . seistars and in a moment cut off his ear, arid &misruled the twelve 'ivies. lie played again - , los*t his rtiontand went to bed. companions, with, out. te4tilying the least surprise or concern, 84iti to liim phlegnigricolly, "'Good night--furtwell' /VI 'cue Meet again." 'On trie grn inst. KOlitgT BAXTV.I', amity, leers Master' of a Whitby Storip, in ireolling , a'bont.al Whitby by the Nl' hiippi9g nut of the` nnteh,'feli ovett)Pwd, and, beicgt aiii*tel)ea ,;po,11) be . wits_unfor:runately drowued. By the sttrrng cttr. rent pf, inland 'water, , itis .body was wasilecl out :of . the hirtinur, ~qt).A was discovered un d e r t h e east cliff on the l fiunday.followijig. . On Monday.sennight, about ten o'cluek a taritthr, a 610%4 was heard 044 4044 of Sir WI L. 14AM A LHTT , in laver, Durham. O the serv,ini4oing to the door, five men ran to the op. pnsite st(ft of the street, a'pd 'began to use the touot ppprA)tious 11p g i n e, one of whOin threw a scene at the servant, and wounded bun severely in the Ono. The sane evening the on Mt-et Bridge, wher e t h e new works are going on, were polled down to the very : , treat danger of Ossen. gen. Thursday last, John Torrance, assistant miller at Milfou Mill. of Grotigir, Pafish of itilmarnork, git entiongle'd in the machinery. and Othe so dreadful!' cru4hcii, tli,t he died in a few hours. On Monday last, at flow, Parish of Hayton, c!ninberlaod, tile following melancholy eireuinstance oc . -rte. i ;-- Elizabeth Brown, aged 24 years, of cleat Phice• was found suspended her mother's 'table. it having been observed by the young woman's friends, that she had been in a despond ing state, fur cones time past, the Coroners jury acektrdingly brought in their verdia, L uuaq . La's! week a pour old man Was 60111:1 dead by the side 'af the highway, near l'itkaithly. lie had been CArryill a burden of fag;ots, which he held on his 6 - b6Obl ers b y a ro p e over his breast. FrOtll the "si. tuafian in 101142,11 he was found, it was evident 'that he hail rested the sticks on the top of a wall, arid that falling overin ihe inside, they had pulled the rope tight across his neck, and strangled him.. A few evenings since Mr. Thomas Monkey, a Proftor, who lived near Dromana, County of Water ford, was that at while standing at his own door, by soma unknown ruffian, and immediately expired, SHIP NEWS. cßAvicssiD, rtit. 20. PeSseti bY---the Plaint etlon, froin threelota Fre derick Wilhelm, Scot Adis, 'rwe yreincieri. Good Brothers, ---, sold • Trimmer, Overhand, from Rot terduo. Sailed—the Iteniy, Smith, roe Lisbon ; Forsekett, Al. I.e„;horn; and Thorha,, Welsh fir Africa. 1 , ss. 2t. G4len, lliwckfey, 13oston VroW alizibetb, aild'Vrow Ccrela; butscan, for Ettlbaca. STOCKS, Bank Spelt, 178 doe Vavy 5 pei Cent. 89 5 per Ceut. 17137, tau ft Irish 5 per Cent. 4 pc" Cent. 76 3 per Cr. Red. 5 8 3 59 58 3 per Ct. CQn. 58* Bank L. Ann. 17 ti ..16t its Ditto Short Ann. South Sea Stock, /MAY. India Stock, 114 India sostdosa. a jio PS:, Ext.:heti. 80% Is. 42 5. °`/` (Minium, 4.1} - iwr Cwt. (Werra', st 1 I mperial 3 per Cerit.ist Ditto• Ann. gi Con'. for 18 Feb, sti i I ...I 5 pct . Cent. Inn to bt r" . in April, toj tot i CHURCH LIVING. VVANTELL.TO TURcHASE, A PERPETU AL ADVOYSON, from Wl' t rk ron, 1 t 0 ci nd 66 0 ,3 4 1 . . per Ari d Ann. x ! r d e i s s p t e a t4icrieb' able tutriLltuhaann, holdiair: `valitabfe Living for Lite dratmay want to norrtiw fromieg to fOool, ,may be instantly stipplietl with the ';aln e ' 61 " . grant of a Redeemahle Annuity upon his Life, if not pro' ouslx Chargod . witb any. • - Mr. Principals i tl a glo. .i i4Yit a l , C g ' Pe c r e 4 iT-s ial tr l e Y e ' t, ld, wl °rSbtrYaiLet Letter, St7 a l t ) t a g iCit4 to. CONSTITUTIONS' LAXE D, in Men or Wealth LAItE um et the imMediatelotitienca of the Ca ' I ) IA 4, ItA ot (.1,1L1;',A1); and old Coughs , mas, and Consumptivel-tabits, aresotin relieved, and s ir:4 cured. .PoVerty.. of blood, anti emaciated hallo, w ,14, long, meet the happiest change; the chill watery fluid , become rich and balsamit,'and the' limbs be • overeat! vo flesh, firm and-healthful. a t • To thine who haVat revelled in the midnight cup, or drained Nature of her richest stows, by unrestrained ei n t centiouS love, or by the horrid selfish passion of Dioge o ; I this 14,torative will tender all possible assistance; 0 , 1 lid the. Vital powers be not entirely destroyed, it will stru'!' repair the melancholy evil. &art P . ersons who :have, long resided in hot climates. In l / 410 , latiguid'and related in 'their Whole'systern, or (I ° t ',„tor who are going to the East or Wvit.indies. catutOr *'Tit i s Mora important al - tick of heanti • t !Jai ban, 6141 - neaps Of restoring thousands atlliaed with the Y Fever in America. Jr gives immediate m 1 ei"to those aln ed with ekcruciating pains in the hoWels,,and by a i i " lr fu), entice in its use totally removes thecomplaint. guid and nervous debility i t c lieri s t n ia•the,liniinalsoirit sl (i t 4 ;Ores permanent vigour to the systktol• .111,PfrkI / 4 ti ! Po' stomach it tics intpatalleled virtues; - by aceeterating gross of digestion,. corretting crudities,. stud speedily reito tlle:cruilie.and ilainlencies. • oaf *** Persons eM I ntering upon the holy state of erl t o should consider, that,“. where the totniu,in 1 )0111/ Isttrinliltrat flow from it cninot be lathe." no 01 , 5. The Atif.TlG INES,nr SOLONI;)N'sw,," far puri tying t Blood and restori 'th‘i Syst:nils' l4 7 l o ,4 tHired by the imprudent use ot Mercury, uii t tbeds ie great an foal) r:ilcirtt of he.ilth an vigoUr to repeatedly I.td U. race J* itiOs Ilk l'l PiNT LOTION . ,. for re!noving - g ftl l from the Slit ieee of the human body, P , ons - I'l4ts oil. ditty included. • • r:Varrti by Lir. ,solomon, Gilead-I louse, ne3r,Li ce p r i l fit i ! ‘ 61.. 31s. Bottles; tile latter contain 101.: et a ft e - EYerY iunT b )4 r.:lt the ppr4.:lta.:er . gs• llut at, heals Pr0w:430 1. ' 5 Sotoniiin, Liver . ' o'," to inift 3ta ;, • Posjagp ora:Pl.:tters to ,Dr.. S • non JJ'' • ;lila a Fee ot LOI;." 6d. ioclosol 41 9, r ' r " . fl.-}s', Just published,: Ptice 3 1 . sot A ttf- C ot t. ‘ l .: Attifice to I+ll , -rv(eus l'atiehts—Astft r m il a l — tf 4 lllll r °renvin ‘ v ; a . l.ll / 2 r T A - 6 : s llPc: f fticil are ficieltcr 'grtefigtit,—retn4le CorhPl4l'll.,lnt,,ifo tel.;:itckeii.tittfo.punfu,:ititilkaAvdarliiatioyoroi)e of pet:. i:1 0, 1. Spasms in the Stonmih---,Hyr,ocbcoidri -,,- ; tQTted siviihgL , Loss Del'ea'of titornoty--ltheom ✓ 4eurvy-4.icro ness.;--Votith.--By S. SOLOMON, Snld `ii; Mrs. Aliilliews •• No. Strand, 4,o !'"' 1,1;1 Smith, Perfunior, No. 38',• Lid Mr. it acburrt, Nortilik• Mr. DAv a iet gp i .,tit Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott; Soutli.Bridgo ; 'der and Co. Edinburgh; Mt , 1, 1 9‘,..T° I.V.' Cinntron, Greiolock G. " iti..44- -, Turn tito' ..--Venereat Ditieases.--Pv. ► flint, Kilmarnock ; W. Young, Irvin,: ; 4. For 6 Y tit ,,r i ," - Sevo Douglas; •T . T. 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