The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-07 00:00:00

SONNET TO ANN. 4, O:4 BL 4 li4T/1001.74.1t0 TO 11 ER ON NEW-YtARIS-DAI:4 I:l4arr be Oa Birth-day of the infant year, _ That, lovely ANNA, gave mine eyes to see; With fond desire, Perfedion's sel fin thee) Uhl that thy smiles, my vows of Love to hear. Would crown my wishes, and dispel my fear ! • .Yet tho', sweet Maid I thoti e'en should frown on me, For ever bleat the happy day shill fie •' ' • When first - I saw thee, to my heart so dear. For, tilt,' thy charms gave rapture to mine eye, That gaz'd enaniour'd, but a short-livid day, 'Twould nc'er be purchassil at a price 'todhigh, Were all my. future life to Grief a prey. Or smile, or frown--• I'll love thee till the sigh Of bliss.or miacry waft my sail' away. ORLANDO. - • • However we may differ in political opinions with men 'of acknowledged talents and learning,. we shall be always happy iit noticing the produaions Of those who employ their powers in the service of their fellow beings,• and whose works may tend to mitigate the evils of human life.--Dr. Beildoes's Ifyg'dia, which was published in, separate essays, being now completed, is become .an of ijedt.of cri. tical observation. The subjeet of Dr. Ileadoes's Work is one or the most interesting to man ; and, , in the list .of' krenefnetors to the human species, the Physirian who diffuses the scieece requisite for the preservation of the body must be ranked immediately after the Muralist and the Divine, whb ioetilcate intellectual truth, and conduit to the still•superior blessing. of 'a, congratulating con. science. "The second of human goods is tingles.' l tianaliq , health :—the possession of sound urban) and a. firrn fibre, which amicably corri4roid with she mind, and neither interrupt its motions with ,pairi, nor oppress theta with tallow . . Without health, every external objea losei its power to please.l - When disease has usurped the body, I•ltittie is . beautiful in vain for the eye : the sweeteifmcladie .. will fatigue the car', the most flavout - pui luxuries will disgust . the palate.; and even*the sunshine itself of the, bosom will not, at all times, dissipate the 'amid Which is induce44l upon the mind. Wif/n.we 6)ritemplate tie alit infinite complication of a human body, and observe the astonishing or'lneimeeivably fine tuhea through svhich . the vital Ptces must perpetually circulate, we are inclined to' wonder.that a machine so constituted can snini,t fcr. a Moment' in its perfeCi integrity, and nor experi. ente,fttiAs every motion' which we make,- some artaitroent of its more subtle parrs, 'Which might I) . ceattion the disorder of the whole. But Natu're provide:: for the safety of her wort., 'that h cannot be ear - neva :but by potiithe'vio. k r;ee , or by our gra,peperse struggleslagainst it. to a simple state of society, if the means of sub. heltot deficient, disease is ahnialeuriktn;wo ; init - the hind which can staunch the gushing blood, iiiatiitititiVihe other ii.jurks Of external force, -is the. only, part of our iiirge. medical' appointment which it retruiml. With- wealth, refinement,. aid • 'Lowry, the wretchedness of disease extend* widely,, if o mi t begins. Sesstiety thenArecomes acquainted with a c and roost; tNrd beholds nor party eitort. log multiform sickness in the illusion o f i n d u lgence, acid the odor in vain rrtiritig from the evil, as it presets on them with the deformed countenance of t v „, q , The common .habirli of civiliAtd life fight alaiost Health in the middle classes of the. comm.. n it), ; and Nature, who always contends:fox this ob. . left of her first &sip,' remains, without regard, amid the importnnities of .artificial and of real want, in thin world of pleasuie, 44 prejudice, and distress. He,. therefore, who etateavotirs to plead io her be. ball against man and his numerous abusers, is eri. titled W. our bect attention and acknowledgmeOts. Dr. ,Ilecktoes is now this advocate of . I\jature, and •however. the Public may judge of some parts of his system of vltylltt4ll 7 s. MEDIC 11, they must in. f a llibly approve .of his design. lo the advertisemeot, which he has prefixed to hi, we ek, he seems -properly i k eriale,tbat a man, who would instruCt his speCies, must anxious Afs, be generally understood. says he, xpiaking of the different Inca. cures of season and knoWledge possessed by, the in. dividoals whom he was addressing; " a ,writer in "My Ottiatiiin fiods biinself obliged to . fix an' imagi. grandartf of capacity. This shotild, be rialier too low. than . too 'high ; there , being n o ,'•toiripatiscn bet Ween the inconvenience tothe AVIA froM a few superfluthrs - pages, aed the evil'aris. leg ';to Others - from a deficiency of elucidation." He IrofeSses to address those whO are not scientific; hint he ;,ectris to apoh+gize for being occasionally dattie, from-his solicitude to be clear. We apProVe of his objed; and we agree with him in ;' in a work intended fair t!. !ney is more to be dreaded than redurt. Olney, alai obiturity titan superfluous explanation, l'!fit:commoti reader most not be compelled to the Tell eiiir of thoug,hr; .or lie :may possibly rebel, and *throw aside thrbdok.'' , Theitiou mast be inituedi... A tely o h 4.- 1 , ) in his glance : tF it retre:ltS, and is to i5i. : ,( 0 ).(31,,1, it may never be found, and pos. sib!). neve! he putsued. There is, hOwever, a re ciundaney oppresses, and ,a'cirCuit,of explarta: whiet perplexes anti- fatigues. 'there is also, a'. know, a !,111,ple ant,tperspicuous style, which, gr;ltefiti to the hcilolar, is,intelligible to t he c r owd rejecting all terms tit art, anti admitting col{ thu pretise word tilt feh:;.arries the, idea, re. rulseS every syllal le. which would obtrude ut:neccs. S;46ly upon the attention.' This style, indeed, is rArely found, as it ii the result of ft clear heal, with c , tritt taste, ant, is tint, I , ertaps, attainable by lahour.. Whether 1)r. Pc:citifies has neiptireit this sty-10, csr WiWilier any ,art of this can lift conLidertit . as .Ipplic - Nthle try hirti, be Submitted to' the detertninAtion of the read'rr ; ro-whom..also it shalt, he left to decide, heater the work before us oot in want nt t.treingetnetit mgt compression, froi - a the former It) obtaio.perspieuity, and from the Later furce.. 'the work is very prupetly opened with Aril iton' hem:tilt)! 11.ttle to Health, at:- cruppankti with a neat trap Lai ion. The first Essay, IVbith e...ttends over 7t - j page., and is addrer.sed to the Leads or lanfiles ir, Britain, isentitlet4, , t On personal Prudenee, And on Ptejudices respecting Health." 1,0 k: i'rait , -(1 by I; At tix , STOCKPORT, JAN, ~ ~~r c ON the 3i of January inst. the Non-commission ed Officers And Privates of the. Stockport Loyal Vo. lunteers presented Major "WarsoN, :their late Com mander, with four elegant Silver Cops,. richly orna-; mented and lined with gold.; on one aide of which arc engraved the Major's Arms, saapported by tro phies of war, - and on the other the following In scription : ‘‘ The Gift of the Nun-commissioned Officers. " and Privates of the .Stockport Loyal Volunteers " to 'Major AVATsots, their Commanding Officer;_ " as a token of their esteem 'for him, amt to con " vq the high sesie they entertain of his zeal " and ability in. discharging the several duties of 44 his station for the space of eight years." me. JoRN.SIARNsv (the Serjeant - -Major), on presenting the'Cups to Major WATiiON, delivered a handsome . and suitable Address, The Maj(n, in his reply, adverted to several circumstances that had occurred to 'him &wing his 'command, and con cluded with returning to - the Noh-eommiisioned Officers and Privates, his most sincere and heerty Thanks for this very tattering testimony of their approbation and regard, accompanied with his fer vent wishes for their health, prosperity, and Rapti. ness.' At the conclusion of Major WA rsoN's Re. ply, he was saluted with three heifrty cheCts. He then ordered a hogshead of stout old ale to be tap. •ped (to handsel the Gips), which Wsup4-oiftlly distributed atiiolig the 'Volunteers who attenAdon• this occasion. NEWSPAPERS. • THlt first Newspaper, published ill England, is dated July zBth, 1.588. . It is 'called The Fttjlish A/ereT, a copy of which is preserved in the tish lviusetitn, Another private Neuispaper, 'en_ titled The IVerl:ly Courant, was printed, in London, -162 ) and in .039•appeated one by Robert Newcastle. The next I meet with was (Wird: " Plurual.oo.arrences of: Parbantekt,." Novrtriber,, t,04.1 ; this was succeeded by the .41ereuries, wlticli 11)pcat to. have commenced •with the Ale rotrita tte`Jts; or, .the Conut‘ries,complaildot the barbarous outrages began in the year. 1642, by rite Seeretaties Of this 179ur;tbilg Eze." This J nal of b1rt; . 0ra5.. , 4)! ; ,4. ( the eireets • of •viOlcnt edited . by Bruno Ryves;and is said to hay t : b e en o r igin a lly published in, " one,' and ts . ,Y9 sheets quarto . ," cornstai4ocing on the. 22e10f Atigmt, 1642. It has since gone through four editiorts,.theAitsrpubl;slte:i in 1713, with a , curious' represet til : r. a kind of Dutch Mercury in the ceatre,,and tea oti:er c,t - npartmeints,. • With faneied -vie.'ws of, places, where some of the diaboli,';alScenes'Were acted. The Meri-nriiit kikeits published at Oxford, by Berke nheatl, in jonttary t6v., this was tinned in. a. '‘ .. si,cekly. quarto sheet,. until. aboht the: end of :6 45 , after which time it only triode art oc casional appearance. ' Some other Papers 0. this ; kind were published. with the, following titles : Merruriut CDPlMtilliratittir• Ike t Great Pr;sertin, far ibis better infOralution or 1 tot "I'rptle,l,:,' mont Needham." " Alerestrito PswgAvriicri4, ll by the same ,pen. , Ah'regriin I ' Cl;tit'Ni, " peared every. Wednesday, in twn guano, commencing on the. 41.1101 June, t649,:todetiled the 6th of June, I,f - 6•46, when the ti,ll.tor cotuutzticKl with a new setirs Ol i ntimbers, and continoet.l-.till the of April,. ta.io. At this time an older from the Couttell of StAte prohibited ;lc; Paper, and Henry, Muddiroito.an4;Giles.,Ttnry were outho.: rited to pUblicit the c titneh OVCIsy rilvudety and :IlturS.. day in ;40 " .1 . , ) 110,114,1,14”0,4i:y 1014114e)/WW4ind " illeretptins Pdhlicut," 1n.166.5, Sir itogerl.4 l Ls'-; , , , t t ange cf,i t imetscrii ,journia3 : in otos): of,the (:low n,-itit idea, ." The Public Intelligencer," anti " *The N , ! WA, " Thoc.were pubihibettisviCza, week in quarto .. .sliects ;:the. first comMencing on ihe " 3rst.oh August,," and,the other On•the 3d of'` Sept. 1603. . The , Gatette V.P113 . 1 to •have super aeded these f; fot:l,4'Eqriinge discowinucti ,his Paper open the oppeAr;ifwe .rilc (14ford (Nov. (Nov. the 7th, 1685.) "It obtained this, appellation. in 'consetpience of the ea lisp Parliament being shfrs held at Oxford. The King and his Court return. . ing Au the metropolis, was accolppanied by the official paper, Which has reiairicd the stank of ‘, 4 The London Gazelle," from ihe silt ofFeb. 1666, to the preient time. 'rite first daily paper,' atter the ReOlution was called " The . Qiange Intelli- - geneer ; " an , i from that tine: to the present, wei 'observe a progtessivc, improve , nent and atigmenta-i tint) in the numbers and quality of Literary )our.• nals. Wekintisday, ae a sailor was passing through Gros. ire, he had the good,fortune to meet with an cld ::iveettieart, who:isle had. left seven, years ,an at Taunton, 14 Soracrsetshire. Thelontstioeont of ::iepttin• -, , without explaininLhinlself, caught the girl in. his arms, and:kissed her most unmercifully. The girl aiffighted, called out for help, till th e .tar eu t ivineeti her who he was, anti of his determination to. 'mike her; - -liis wife!. lie ,had - just :returned, he said, from india,,:wiat plenty of winery, d—n him if his. pour Bet should not share them with him_ It Was in vain the. girl l egget.; to retutn to her MU. tee 3 hoow ; SnrnttlEing sham •must deliver, and it would tic necessary she should gst her clothe. Jack woulttlisted to nothing, but itnmediutciy eal. led the COacii; and :faultily fiteed her into it, du. siring theA:eisicitinan to drive to,'" /Zia: Liere phre,, near Si. Penhoolva the:y said ike , -artidet r;a.cr," and ii , !thi - churelt wee- open, -lie -coniplete the bosintes. 'before it :wait possible for an enemy to bear down upon liim:'antl deprive Mist of the ld:Le-he Nil taken. After it was allfover, he :said his little-13er should carry .home her Loa. and SUgAr, and nuke her - Master a present of her wagi - wr: for staying.so loug. lir repeated his ortivre to the co:cchinan, whir tirove , off, to the no small diversion' of the perenns who 'witnessed this singulae‘. c.arrente. 'The young Wainalt , was by • ncy means, r,Yluetantoind appeared as transpurted..6eyand ti; bounds of prudence .19 her et eentric lover. CI NA N Nl`hl I N I:ow,Stroc,l, Covent.(;dc.ic:•;; a NUe II I) ; • W 1 IC !lima tirrawitJ, Q?der; 117.1WCHESTIR, J. AN. 4. = - ; On Christmas Thy as tlic Special' Gins - tables 'of .Leigh were visiting the public houses, after the ex.! Ideation' of the'time appointed iw the Magistratei for filling liquor, they were insulted 4 . some• „ young men, who were in the street, by throwing mud ant( dirt at them, in consequence of which two of theist were apprehended and taken before a Magist . tate i who, upon their submission, •suffereti the same td `be compromised by the parties " Making a • public apology, finding sureties so keep the peace for twelve months, payipg all expeoces, and also a suns of money to be laid out in bread, and dist, eluted t the, dour of .the parish church. 'l' wenty.four po r people on Sunday litsi hotegi a t eful ter:tinsony this'initlof the compromise being carried into by receiving a three-pentiy.loaf each, Witich will be continuzd . each:itinclay till the whole is ex.' Trended. . . Saral , Robinson was on Wednesday again Erought before the Lord . Mayor, on the, charge of having 'swindled Mr. 'Wright, a' butcher in Leadenhall. Market, out of a guinea, which she pretended she rtati given in payment for akg of tribt!on. Several other tradesmen, it appears, have been tricked by the same person ; but their loSses being trifling, none but Mc. 'V,"I-glit, and a person of the name of Edward , .., I%ricvered in subt4iiitidting their charges, ,against Inc:.. ,•• Mr. v• right said, • that h m ay . ing- yielded to the .t ? . young woo's story, of having giv,cn, to his daught.-; the guinea in , question to change, under the itnkression,' that, in the hurt); of bbSiness, she might have received it, and forgOt, he WAS still ysq fir su'rpicious of 40 intentionAl fraud, that ,he c::it bu the whole accounts of the ci:iy, in order to as_ certain the faft, when he was thorotighly convinced that he had been swindled Out of the 'guinea, and thought it right ro apprize Of his neighbours of the etreurrrtanee, in order thit,.should she attempt to irn - pose.on'any of them :it any time, they might ' :not'.only.„be‘ on their guard, but have her inime , •diately .apprehended. No, great lf.-ngtl of time elapsed,- . ' befit::' be - was sent lcr by a poUlter e r, within - a- le -•,,. dourS of' hirn, to see a woman whiff had ; come .to hie shnp to puickne a ,goose; who, after waiting seine time for its being plucked, re. quested change for a guinea, Whili 'she observed 'she had-given him some. minutes.' • Ti ., .e pOulterer at - first," endeavoured to . con vince :his 2 66 . ..t0nie,r o f the mistakt, • tilt-, recolietling the notice lie had re. ceiveti . froin . Mr: I.VriOtt, ,he I , lspeCted . it- stmt be the stime Woman he had complained cf,' 'anti itruon. , diately' sent for him . . and his ' daughter. - , Mi s s. • W r i g h t -i n st ant ly reeognirt.ll her 'to Lc the person, ' wholiad been aT iu. r latL•r':: i:tlty,.! a few di . ) s before ;' but the feniard sharper Bring t.or:.:•d with the e.ia, strongly drinied it, .anrt gave her place o' atiiiress, ; which pioyed a`faLe one.* She v.- as ral.;cn int ( " ) . cus .. • to`dx, at the instigation of Mr. 'Wright, when site told inn artful tale rer.pezting her brother heing - lelt: `town that daY for Norwich, and that •, , rior to his setting.off, 'he had prOeided a pl.ie i n ;;;:, co.l c h for ..het to fAlow hint. ' lN'el.)ll: , i:illie Al: •ini•anird her *ft) the lOn from whiCllthe 0.411 W.:5 said iii set off, btit-tfailting littc: the :010i appe:lrel„ ',.,10 ,0• rn , !...1 rn's l- of i: "Eaunt -i - ,' '1 •, t ', , to - 1t..• _t•,..tf i ess VOA') herptech Ag'iirctirnsthricis ie(iiiirc,i. " : — Mier' her- ex - ailtination ciUied On this ebarge,'. ' Etlwards,'•Wliri,lieg . iWic triangle ,in li,ollord-court, •Fenchureh.stretti;,deposed," that 'on ,re ..inn , , day 'that' thi"; woman bid Arkfrautled W.' V.'t i:, ; lit, she c a r n t• go hie floplier, no Pexson.licing at l' ln',:Ar 4 i:L!ept an old - man; W•ho kii"ew ' , auk about the ho ~ inc, and- 'requested to-+s two gowns w hi ch el:.-: had left there a' feW days be rate, The !min 01),.e t ‘..ed the pwrpier person yeas not at . horite to deliver them, , and:dcard'her,to call again ; she then urged the 'neres f sity Arhaving them direftly, adding,•'at the . satire - time,' that she oould point out the gowns,, '••v,,•itich !ihr!. • anzet i.nprudentlY 'stecred her to thi.--, flearit, hbwever, that a person of Oft description. - of die Prisoner ad-f a taken lord' cuentiv, 11,11 i og , at the, imii,e time in,- . her pi,sestion a linmile' wi t h ; two; go.;vos.; lii, ' had . 'ltt tended that morning-, and . (found that the•irtieler i•t vesion Wt.'N the S:411:C he fool . -been defrinticd of. ' ' jetre.ron,- 'of F , 7 , ,..-1,-r;!! ~r -ct, n7cfn,lol, and said th..tr onr r! ~ );,, t l . :P d to IL!r, witich of E.i , :cmlt: r,ell; A. porter's v. Jfc :1;:.;-).c,•.i.r,. , d the other. The cliarge - being tho.t. hntne:tti . the Priscinef,• she ilittoo+rdra uirevint . ! fi tt ; toffs 'of- iinp,iittle t th , :t ntir ‘,l.4th * her little yiri wasfpte,ellt lo the (.`(;I1:'!,wlio; -had 'bort: brou gh4 lucre of: , fr,l!„vlien the Priihtiq Robinson, hoping tt) the ctheris tainted chareter, e'hat•yfd ltcr Witt hp. ing theca:he of all Icr crime;; .c: . l4otttlyalledgcci theyhatt acqUainteri for a . klgth'lii time :;he• more6i-ft tha't•the r:f1 . ‘, 4 ,1 s , .nt het'at the Poultry Compter 4hiy hefore, t,r cc:,- fer with her on the preterit 4,1 urccortimmi - fi.iiil.••• .1 :.tt" , ,:4 the ' whole ;loci the grcat . liajn3 to if,Vestigat the in O ' n cio! . .; 'nation of the prisoter, it s. y •;fvettretl that the whole btory - tvis a labr;eati(;.+, tat !•..he bad, never seen the :wnipon nrnd ,tic giti b e t - , :;e t h at ' turokry prov?ii (1)4"t trsim whatever bad had-aftrn•i.,..;ot. her con. fi•letrient, and tin Inch ai . th:t: little gin ev , r trade aprficatirin. Si:n tog . cldfeat;:d at . , pnints; she next att.:mai:len to c,e ue t h e c otr , / , z ,, s i or , orthe Ldith.Mayor, And pray to be I , Askd to het `frit:nds in the Conntiy; he', • that to•set v i . b tr :n . e p: 3 / 4 1: of 3Ocietv yn the Country, with a!I her depra.i:y ab9ut her, .he - 01 1 41)E- as 'well send the' 10;1g:1e atiluilgst them ; could exrea no other ht e•sion thiui tO.t4kt the coarse of justicti. She was accortfily fully. ec.nitnitted for trial. •••• • Last vitOck, a person who - bad been shooting; tots gays, which.wai the hoit s c of Dr. BENt.TE'r,. near Chapel.Se.Frith, a servant. twonseitiu, of its beiiig Cfnitgi.,i, in a sportive 11411:lir prt.4' , ...nted it at g and in , tiitit!y - shdt Ler dcati. •.. A P uhlishr,: by Wjittif. ,, A •oe Trrs, fur Lk Paper, i.rterri fur tilt! it?4ft~l ~i PUBL'IC-dF7TcE, MARL RRO'.STREET, WEDNESDAY --- 1 - Wlll/1311 exhibited a complairr againsLanother for assaulting her. The Prnsectirr!! stated, that she had been - nursing . a Lvir,' anti' lad •' been absent from her husband, who reside.sin Mijr m9ath-streeti about a.month, and that <<r the ev4a- tioii of her enkigemcnt she rertstned home; int:, alas I the gay decervAri- , unable to endure the I , att of separation, 113 d solaced himself with anOtherfatri, whowas witlybitnat.the inOmmt of this.nricr.Fot l ' intetrUPtiOn. the- foisaken wife; wiso 'could not ,suppress her 'indignation; raised a clamour at - ihetitatir,.--- • and, d'entincied admissiOn, which no,t,,..‹...)ptied with ; but : the 'parties at length rims fu acs t2i a postux,c of. defence, and the afliieled woman seized he; rival' by the and upbraided him with all the:bitterness of elisappgiffted ThC9ther, however, - returned the compliment, by 1, giving' the assailant i ll* ended rho di'* utes The. Prosecuttix produded a:certificate of her marriage eleven years ago, and her rival rico- Liti&,l another, of having .heett matried to the sated man in Puhlin'upw'ards of fifteen years! Possession_ . has always been considered timer pints of thelasve The latter,ltowever, was ordered to And , baii fo r the assault. On Tuesday-night a ruffian. assaulted a Turk, in Piccadilly, without any provocation, and beat him in.a very c r u e l manner . Th e T ur k , w i t h m uch !rcdplutio p , seized the villain by the collar, ; .anclo with the J9s;stante o f a Gentleman, was copveyir , ,3 hi.» along; t ill they_ arrived near the . Queen's 1-1 c 3 . 1 public-house, at th e west en d o f the Doke o f Port land's wall : the f e ll ow contr i ve d to, extricate him self from : their c us t o d y , an d rushing into the house , was fivoured in his-,..4llFaike;by the..letidlit;ds, who len: him a coat, and permitted him to 'nisi inrouk- , . the backdoor ;n w . e t..l.se; for at the time of the as—, sank he ',vas diossed as, a servant in livccy. When thc Turk, tip.: e atrole, and.others, came up for 0 1 ritrpose of AiocingMitn, they were denied sion to the , house, and the dour was sink , ckeil in their faces, 1 . he Magistrate observed, this was an outrage 11 a very flagrant kind, Poblican was oi-derca tO find bail.for harbotiring and assisting a ruffian of liP t . description, .and told. at the same time it would his interest to find out the fellows' of whOris rltelt was no doubt he,had some knowledge, by the pr‘;' tedion he had 41artb . . . Scv,eral . women olt4c town were committed tr) rna House ,olCortfAitui to bard labour, as tiiSbrikr : Y persons. Tbc IVlag6tratei have,•deterinine4 Clear the streets. of women of ;his steAc . rition, % 00 have.become the teiror . 0(.all modest,women. IR lila% On Sunday tart, the 1.1 inst. the Lady of. Chutes T:teld luJsun, ola Daughter: Ou the 2d :At Cheltenham, the Ludy of Colol' el 6thltegtotent, of a Daughter. MARRIIW. S la:,t. by the Rev. Dr. Afoodie, lolin liardcn. of rt: I, 1:. 1 . to Nik•vi it`tiBV Allan, second Jaughter of - Rubel: Alt.tit, rdinbulo)• At tici wet), I:.t 3ittes PutVas, q Lae of Calcut• U, to Miss Cluisttan julmistpn, - . . , 7,111). . • ' •'• • ~•, 'i . c . , i w ct i p : o 4 4ty , ~1 * f i ltr t , kotifi,; ill Baktr-trr'ect - :::.•• ' mina td,' Nits. MO: t otd, - r.::ti'd - Of the late I' tinci.i L :6. i: fr' :. Esq. • . . . .......• , . . • - ,last week, ,Wllli:tat featpn, Esq. Resident 13Arr: 4 411n . 0- ik/ewcpst to., ,anft it er9rdei of lerwirk'. ' . ' On the kid:tilt% zige4 ill, the Ituv. Benfiantin itogers, In' c:lr 91 Seagry, 1t...11,y...:. On IVedinivpy ..c . t.:,i r ;ilt, suddenly, at his house in Car chit; . W. SlorilG, '1;;,,,(:, On•Naturtlalttst, Arltis lionse in Bath 'Philip C.i.1.1!:1if 41 . Cwipigtv, Esq., niAidel)urgh, in the duunty of suifidi.-• •„. CVTITN9 AND 11 R.ICK-MAKI NO. $.l -4 1 - fit- apa AVON . CANAI, COM . . . %rill nut art the Hear I rip, ;i1 County pf Wilti, brsFiaty the's Ist lanuary next, to rteci ,e repoiall„ anti coniratt tar thc' f o r mA4 an t i, r A ,m vhlt.ni.', tl Canal, betw4lep tsvi) Vas:istws or 11 . -Cmudags at,d I'4" ' !: bey, bey, being a distance cif . ttWvarck for :11 .makiwidt ah6o bf Bricks. P sati4.lllhcapsi ons o f t h e Work way bc'en , npplyik Samuel ilodgkinsp/4krezinet:r. Cattil _1) Hce,'iitevixeS, ,• . Dec. • . • • . _ 67.17..--BATHERS, BicTri, A N'D tiV t•'' • . • • 1 lAJIS • J.; • • • R F Ror) WI! )leg s • kilve to ecgmmcnd 11 ! , ( IPV 4 c 4 - - AY,lt (the virtues of ,r,d)iat lite 3 C' hnowit4kf..l "y tlift t‘" -HaiheiSitnniediatety- aftor - tptitting the Bath, dud one bar before, and, in- parsit,ulr,r. to those who are sitf,jp:l,:r, , roP • kiuns arising flum If ttinours, Scurvyo,.• ( - 1' 1 ' 31 " take': ca's'h - vlittu tabie tydivotita Aida Con.ilittitimis in genatd, zit ( , ;l li4rd driokin‘, c xeessiro brought .3.1 Ly kie)iving 1 r `‘ti certain vice; c,,ntraded , .3t aft Age i 110 • Doeturrreconi . roands the. Neritous 4poontill.;„ which ist.o he taken an :hour efore battliil4 l alter.. 'l' en minutes walk i;.fter i 3 neesitary. munher cif Curei-c;riformed at Stitrthampz o g, 'last' f , oitsuiont4l,, WON Marr.l% 'ltM - 1154;41C Do vet, Bat . 11 ;ltroVt%Cci: Cbellenbara, and tAkif:;e Vitals, in' the cowl': of the last' Seasoh; g i g f : b evetA Ladies arid r: c ntlenter from their -elevated tituation s i n lif t ., w iii ihot h?; .g W 11( „ WhiC; l lr o% ll ' origirot, tile 1. . to re;ieve . anxiety, .iiif4.n; llB hp V 424 to itt%CiVk • • W4.120'3-1' 3113 th' 3 l•Stildititi 4 (;nlifta, :;net their u.Of.ling Urine may. derive Fella iI/ the. benefit' reient kno' h ' ledge of V.VIOU means o f Urine, has Cstablisn.. . ett- ids tame. 'chose net Wishing to. receive Medicines 0 1111- ~Agenti may. r4ccive them train his Hou,se in London, h i post-paid. • • 'l ' Hirai;: Ladies and Gentlemen b or d er i ng on t h e s tate - O f Matrimony, -the Dociiir would particulirly recommend l b. , Bot.mical Syrup„ prior to thc,r . 11 1Tc:trance before the Altai of llyinen, who are in 'the 'smallest degree approheniil the sy.tt, in not being =tatty sound, or subjedi to relaxstm tl of the telids. . . ' s hort The Cures contained this' Pamphlet are given in as „ rti 4 w way as potstble, for ~ .*ant of rootn„;'but they may be at. full leth in, the Guide to Old Ago, thd 11 ~ 1e recommit& to Pets,; , ns of.both Sexes, who, whether Sing or Marred, ought not to be a moment without. • t • 9 Just pubiishett, a New Editi o n, i n Germun and in wit- of ".A,GU 1 DE-to OLD AG E," being tho Two Vol° comprised in One, price 3s. 64. eat h. • i The Botanical Syriap and gettorative Nervous C0rd 0 " 14 ,4 be had at the Docctor's House, No, 9, Albion-street, In - bon, at 11. 25. r li. M. and ss, sci.- duty included ; jei)oult Co.'s, G ol d aco Np. 15 0 , Otordree_ i t oopoite ; street ; ng; N o. 42, - Coriihill ; W W a d, No. " 2 •11 11°It t, 1 1 Withers (late Cockoll's) Medicine Warettotile, 14 , 0 •,,T, C 1 Strand; Tuft's, It.oyal Exchange i • Per''',7 o l , to . liis Majesty, No. 41, P 411,14411; Newtwry, ;ler of St. Paul's ; Balton's, koval Chins and Butler,. No. 4, Cheapsitie ; Burgenis, Son, No. 3z, Flaynt.irket ; 'Shaw's rioleniorw-wart;b o ;crf. High-street, Borough, opposite the Sour hwnra. Bank ; „ ; l'inthtig's, No. Oxford. street, ee opposite the Forbe, No.3z, Bigeltrnan-trt,.liClOUgh"; 1 3% 1 ' 1 , 1 0 • BOW 4.141U:i and to be had of all the Bookiellers and r in - thO principal i'vforktit Towns in the United _ nhnll-atUdt, Gr.isvenor stpaic); aia'l, must be addrcb,cd. NUMBLR , TUFA' MOI TH Sir Bashf, %r Br to, The' Who will intro low," La, y .. 01 Magi ?fathom, ! Tyc Unti lattle E Ur. CO( A Yn tontetiti, burst; or app Qnd Magic, ire must rc-sp , Evening till onTitestla o n f a I lifdite polita, A n•w flip The Hero of Till . .A" ON Mrs. i. Mts.. is-1 14}:cnhz,),1'si COlttmbin • On, Tucul On Wediii u r s ;. , On i! Frida3 Atl net rhs new " Witk ; tsk Yo umt Say StA r . n HA t 4 1 \4 1S1; BklTlSti HE GI e Ittl o v 6 f a tm rti rn ro}4l - 0 Wilt be hold, all Person': iz 7, di Ht v; RUB, p e rienced Mrir ttspec.l A .tkir tacll, the that in tw,,,cu,7,, th ß ; 4l 'd le. A g e , —eat of t NEI,4/71z D WA' k hill I rublic in 'rienceC Pkoo lo am , water. 7 ever ri . . 1 )3;1(1.4 '4l 1.1 1 ." - and lasting e o ln'et A rid i l l INdert p aulel S ' l dtce°4.ti n t - t eeli c i Ifiu.:thil articleti 1 1 4' rir ai e: o °rev Nn iciri 4°"9 when t‘li ci d :ll 4 ' tr ate. Lea. tESS., for heapside, 4 .A.1)1 E s qecomplist !tilt. r Atli litrtia4l.l in 9Alki'r an airy them i l 1)1 ES NA S HR)NAI the most el ....,_______ ~. 1 . . . 1,A61-1 ...„..1,..... of any O,:V -. ..0i11ip or n Y ard:street Clo odniarl' i l: calculated penitiouslY Vcirtihint Iy i4ll to lest In ale Elou ~ "11'i I'be atei BA a ' cond i tint tett • R, 1 P 4 1 , C0abl trtniarly a tv tr) eleta fi ':