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..Povek z. PUBLIC-OFFICE BOIY.STREk.T. , YEvORDAT a min of respcElable appearance. was exlmined before Niexot.As BoND, Esq. and , r Sir Wt 1.1.1 AM PARsoNi, Charged with stealing from tht stablis ut. Mr. Hall, at Kensington , Giavet Pits; vey gelding, the property of Mr. Choppin, and a grey mare, the property of the Hon. Charles Dun- It app:ared in evidence the stables had been brc.ke.open on the night of the r9th inst. and the horses stolen from them ; but upon diligent inquiry being made, they were traced towardi Oxford, and betmeen the villages of 'lets - worth and Wheatley the Prisoner was overtaken riding the mare, and leading the gelding„ and, was secured. The soner was tommittedlor further examinati,n Tl.loSlily, on account of his saying he could prove' be puiclia,ed them the same morning at High Wy comb: . A cause of considerable importance to the Public, came orr,at, the Assizes at Lancaster, in the shape of an inquiry brAite the Sheriff; to ascertain the damages.sustained by M. Kirkpatrick, a respeaa ble Solicitor, is Liverpool, who had both botrs of his arm broken, by being overturned in *the Mail . Coach, at %raid., between Liverpoinl and London. It appeared on .the evidence, that the accident was occasioned by the gross neglea of the Coachman and guard; that Mr. Kirkpatrick had been prevented attending hi:Cprolessional avoevtions„ had been put to great expence, and (by the very clear and .evidence of an eminent Surgeon) that he would never .eutirely receiver die use of his arm, but would always, during his life, suffer considerable and ineonvenieue from the miSlorturie. The jury, taking these circumstances into consideration, & gave Mr. Kirkpatrick. a : vsrdin for zs - 01, N'tr hole the event of this cause will be - a real public advantage, as the damages will (though no material objet to the ientlernan; to whom they are given) as wed enn , ince the drivers of public carriages, that they ;ire' not tis spore with the lives and limbs of Ih s M dery's s6bjeels with impunity ; as also the P ro pi t ifir s of suelliconveyanees, that it is not only nece,sary to- chose civil and careful drivers, but -to pay some sort of attention to, the application of those who receive injuries through their means. At Yotle•Asiizes'a.respeetable-tradesman` was r tried for Mandat ghter. iTc apreared that the Pri. sotier,. Upon theseetibration of the Fifth of NOVI:rm. ber, bad mixed with — the crowd on that occasion, and a goo Which he •had, went off by'accident,: . and killed !me Mary Richardson. /It appeared that the gun was not loaded with ball, but the wadding struck the decease& The Prisoner was acquitted. O( • Saturdaythe drivers of several of, the Black. Wall and Liniehouse stages, at ere summoned' before the Lotto MAyoa, for sufFering their Coaches 'to stand betore'diffe.tent hnuSes Leadenhall:.street. • One, of , the partika CompJained against, being the owner (4• the Coach lie drove, was ordered to pay 205 7 40 others were.fineLl to*. each.. They were all cautioned against offending again, At Tewkesbury fair, there was a fine spew of cattle, which sold at advanced pr c.nw bred and fed ,by Mr. Cliftoo 4 .and a Herefordshire:heitir, • Were .64 C , vn to arnateurs, arsd the curious. The cow W 43 eminently distinguished fur excessive fitness, and the heifer was remarkable foc its weight, which • was upwards of ,two thousand eight hundred pound s . At Ross fair there was a good 'sbew of fat cattle; but the sale was. rather doij, and the prices still continued high. There were , few horses Or, sheep in the lair, but both scild at good. prices. Best clieesc, from 6oi, to 64.6',„ and two meal from. S itio EU 565. 'per 'cwt. On WesinesdaY ? genteel well.dressed woman was prevented by two Gentlernen,from throwing herself into d i me Paddington Canal. Proving to be out.of h er s enses, she was committed to the care of the B ei ,dt e , woh whom she remains. So distracted is slw, that no inl;fltriation can be obtained from . her re ! , ,sting her 1 ;ends ;,but froth broken:sentencei, there is reas - ,n to, suppose she has escaped from a 'Mad bluse, neat Clapham, or Clapton ; , that she has been latFiy,martitd, andl that her husband has run away with liereroperty, which seems to have been consi. derable She is in mourning, and WheneVer •it is asked lir whom lie is in mourning, she,bursts into , • • Last wcek, Arney, a journeyman shoe. tri,lcr. Downton, Wilts, whilst his fellow. wi,ik men were at dinner, wc 4 .t.into the next roam, an d wuundeci himself dreadfully with a knife; but by the skill. of the Surgeon, he was nearly cured of the wounds, when he refilled us take proper soft stance, and was literally starved to death.. Mr, WHITMARSH, took an inquest on the hady—Jury's verdid—felo de fe. A feW days since, a per,son, by trade a plumber, , an inhabitant of Wellington, Somerset, having been some time insane, assaulted another and two sisters with .a stem. hamper,' and fraCtur4d their skulls in a most shocking manner. The; mother is not sxpeeted to survive. The unfOrtunate Asylum, maniac. is now confined in the Lunatic near t xeter. A Cingu)ar accident Laiipenedon Friday seinnight in <the water corn-mill of Mr. Pearce, near Tick. fiPld. As the, grisders were working their oat. mill, the upper stone, whilst going with conside(a; ble velocity, broke, when a portion of it, weigh. ing about 400 cwt. was cast with great violey,ce through the hoop to the opposite side, of the build. ing,, but luckily without injury to any one, or to the mill, as the stone fell un a tier of sacks, filled with ground oats. Wednesday night, •af;out nine o'clock, an alarm. in tire broke out in the stables; belonging to Mr. Vra a ics, in firoadmead, Bristbl, which raged with considerable fury ror some, time; but by timely as. sis'tance, and owing to. the Sere!) it y of the'eyeiiing, it was got under without doing Mate.rAiii injury._ fne was occasioned by 'a candle being impru. debit)! kit burning in the stable irt , the absence of ; t keeper. nesday se'nnight Thomas I fenniket, cony ed'for being ,ctive ire destroying - 111e premises of Mr. fetish, c::,thier, at TVo4 biidge, was executed at Ft,herton, near Salisbury. ••• LAID REPORT. &C)MNION PLEAS, GUILDHALL., blAteir3. DORNEVILLE V. LEVY. ~ . This was an anionof. Trovir.lo recover the sum of -381. cos.' the. amount of goods deposited by - the Plaintiff as 'a security for money borrowed of the Defendant. Mi. Serjeanr MARSHALL stated, that. -the Kaintiff was a merchant, and purchased goods for the purpose of exportation ; the Defendant is a Jew, residing in the Minories. The Plaintiff having occasion to borrow some money, applied, through the medium of Mr. Le Normand, to the Defendant, for. the loan of i sop. for: as a security for which he deposited some plated goods, to the. amount of 2,981. Bs., The ,Plaiotiff paid col. to Le Normand, in consideration of the trouble he had had, a moiety of which went -to the Defendant for the interest of his money. When the fortnight ; expired, the Plaintiff' being ,unable to fulfil his en. gagement, solicited the forbearance of' the money a fortnight longer, for which he paid tire further sum Of 101. so that the Defendant received in the whole, 151. for .1114 loan of !fol. for tweny.eight days r When the Plaintiff was in. a sitoation to redeem his securities, the Defendant told ''hint -the plate Was pledged at Mr. Windsor's, a pawn.braker, in the Minoties; and he gave to Le Normand, who op-. plied, 'ten duplicates, which comprised the chief part of the articles. But when they were . compared with the inventory, it was lotted that goods to the m aount of 381. - ios. 61. were deficient, , Peter Le Normand said he did not present-. the duplicaws for eight months after he obtained them from the Defendant; that a Berson •of the name •of Davis' assisted in examining them with the inventory. The 1 witness applied to the Del - cod:int - in consequence of 1 thi , ,swho said they were a set of d-s-d swindlers. Being cross.examined by Mt. Serjeant Beer, whether he knew any thing of_ the firm of Le Nor mand, Pecholier, and Davit! ? lie answered in the negative. -y •The goods %Vele the property of Derval, for whom ,Pecholier sold them to the. Plaintiff. Derval gave the money to pay for them. Being 'asked what business he carried on, he said, he WAS,A hroker.—Are yOu a sworn broker . ? No.— kave you any medal ? No.—Do you follow ' an y Other trade ? Yes. I ant . a coabonerchaut in the Dent Road.—Do yon know any thing of Gold. smith and Bloomfield.? Yes, to ,my :Misfortune. — Your three names are on a veriain piece of parch. mtnt,'called an indiament ? The:witness refused to answer this question.—,Has pot Col. 'Derval.clianged his name to Dorneville ? N0...---D.'rval and - Gillman are intimate. friends of John King, are they nut.? The witness believed theywere, . David Windsor said,. all the ,duplicates for ar tiele's pledged by Levy, excepting two; Were can. celled ; those two :were still unclaimed, and they comprised the articles, in ,di Tote, Atter the de. mild was provel by the Attorney's Clerk Serjeant BENT said, if a veediet was found for the Plaintiff on the testimony of Le Normand, no man would be safe. He had said the. goods were purchased for exportation ; and if so, it was rather extraordinary that they should be pawned on the sarne'day. It had been alleged that the Djendant had also taken a bill AS a collateral security for cis money ; but it was still more remarkable, that the Plaintiff should apply to Pecholier for ; a bill to enable him to dispdle of his own goods. The Learned Gentleman entered a little. into the private history ,of these.parties, and observed, that the name of .Derval and. Dornaville wete. so nearly similar, he could pot help thinking : titetn one and the same persist). , • . , • Mrs. Elii. Nathan said she was ,the Wile of a linen-draper in the Minories ; that Levy was fur. merly in partnership with her husband ; and he,came hats the shop about ten months ago, and brought twelve dUplicates with bins, desiling she would take care of them till Le Normand applied for them. She counted and put them into her . pocket. book. About seven or eight days afterWardi Le Normaki aed the Defendant came in .together ; the Utter aSked for the duplicates, which being re. stored to:him, he immediately gave them to Le Notmand, who being' again ended up, stiffly de., tried the assertion of Mrs. Nathao ; And , said she was not present at the shoe he received the dupli. rates ''roan Levy, Mr. James French; plate. worker, in Dyer's-buildings; proved that Le Nor mand introduced Colonel Derval to him ? —he looked out plated- goods to the amount of 2981. Bs. ; he paid 501. in . part,, -- and proposed drawing 'a bill on Mr. Gillman for the remainders—The Witness ac. cordingly went to the countinghouse hi George. street, Minories, and the bill was accepted by a man sitting at the desk, in the name of John Gill. man and. Company. An invoice' of the Goods was made out in the name of Colonel Derval., John Gilliisan said, he was Clerk to -Le Nol%. wand, Pecholier, and Derval ; that he was there, at the time of- this :transaelion, and afeepted the bill above.mentioned. lie received. a salary of Inn* Jhdhltei ii - week front each Of the three parts ners. The goods remaineathree or tour days at 'the house,., when he was ordered to 'pledge them to' Mr. Matthews, who. refused, to take them- . in, They were afterwardi offered to the defendant, and a bill was drawn by Pecholier, and accepted :by the Witness as a collateral security for the i fol. - He believed_ the goods oever passed thrOugh any other hands. He had. never - fiend the name of Dorne ville. Being asked what business was carried on at this. count ing.lsouse, he said.ithoe. He sat at the dealt, but no person tame, and the only commercial traosaaion was with thek plated good s . : , . Mr. IsAncs, the Defendant's Attorney, said, he went to,Elliott's kow, St. GeOrge's 'Fields, but could find no such person as the, Plaintiff; on which his'Lordship observed, they should baveottpliektO the Court to stay.ptoceedio gs . .., ~.' The Jury, after, a few, remarks:, from his Lord. ship, withdrew for, about half an hour,' and • re turned with—Verdia for the Plaintiff; for' 24.1.,85. . 84.. Which was OethAttint 35 per cent. PLACE OR WAR. nits important question has recently been th t i geotraltopic of i:onversation; but, while'. we „ . LOS DUN': Priniea by BUCIIANAN M , MILLAN', (c,fßow,Street, ; A: thcSux.Qtrtco, No., 144 .Strim,d.; where. Aivriliilmegts,Urdrrs t 1 „„ tier our general happiness as a people', do not . let us forget the personal safely of those-who are unfortu, stately stretched on iKe bed of sickness, and who mtay not know where to apply for the recovery .4}f- Health. The SuCcesi that has a t tended. the admini-• stration df Dr.„Brodum's Nervous Cor i dial, iii in \ ._ stances of the Influenza, has been so great as :ilmost to exceed huMan credibility ; thus, although War may be indispenstbly requisite abroad, Thisincomparabie IVledicine has "afforded; us the cheating prospect of Peace and Health at Home: - Monda'y next the State Lottery - commences Diaw.. )ng.----Ttekets and Shares are on Sale at.the corner ~ o / the Blink Buildings, Cortahill, facing the Pate, of 'life King's Mews Charipg.erhc§, London, the Licenced State Lottery Offices °flit c HARDSON ) 'Goonc.UCK, and Co. On Monday next tie State-Lottery wilt begin drawing. Tickets and Shares are on sale at the old Office of SW I FT and Co. in;he Poultry, f where a great pintiortion of Capital Prizes have been sold in the late Lotteries. SHIP NEU'S. YARMOUTII I I4A3Cit 2S. Arrived—the Exchange, Bly, Industry, Chase, and Cruizer, Mullender,. from London. Sailed—the Busy, Fiion, Swan, Swinard, Trusty, Gil ling:4 EndeaVour, Foreman, Little John, Thurrell, Robert and Mary, Clifton, Mar 4, Texel, I)urent„ Pitt, Newson, Mary, Moss, linion, Nobhs, and Plflrnix, Wig_ Bens; for Loadori ; Amy, Gunton, fbr AIIIton; Bee, Welsh, fur Liverpool ; and Mary and lane, Crabtree., for Mill6.d. POOL?", MARCH 28. Arrived—the Abigail. and Anna, Haughton, from Yong hail ; Friendship, Norton, 'from I.trailon; • Hope, hnne laws, from Weymouth ; Good liktent, Wills, from Lyming ton,; Industry , Men,,from Cowes; Adive,HAMS, stud Dart, 13aIcer, from Portsmouth ; and Pheasant, Florence, from E )(incr. • Sailed . thcf Commerce, l3rinton, for Newfoundland ; tort, A tkiyson, and • Eleanor, Jackson, • Sunderland; John, Leslie, for Hull ; and Sea Cull Revenue Cutter, Capt. Car; er,•on u .Ctuite. BIRTH., On the loth inst. at his house in Portlana.place, the Laity of Ilenzy Browne, Esq. High Sherillof fleits, of :4 I);xlighter. . .' '. - - • AIARI;IED, . On Tuesday, at.Mary4e-bone Church, Captain Edward Brenton, of the'Royal Navy, to Miss Cux, d;inghter of the late General Thoidas Cox. • . . Liliverk ,;:\ Ir. W. B. Gurney, of Birtleit's.buildings, HOlborn, to Misr Benham, dangittor of Alr. Avery Benham, ott4aekfiiars - - rpaii • 'Yesterday,' in puke street, Westminster, Lord ' Montgo, thoiy, oldest, son of the tarl of Eglintoun, to Lady Mary MOntgotnery. • The same day, by a special lir7,:nee, Mr-. Sawbridge, to Miss Harwell, at her father's' house in Arlington-street. . • • - -A , . , " . , . D On the I.4th itist, at 'LlshOh, Miss. ' eldest daughter of the'Lord Ch•te,f..l},iroh. Oti'l'hur;tlay last, Master Lewis Charles youitiest son of foliit Mello, lift!. of Crutch:Al-friars. morning kt his: house, Shepherd's-hill Lodge, N2iddls4ef, i liddis4ef, 01in . .C41104 his. Lady only four days. • • on Suntluyiast,• in Croiby-sqqate, aster a: short illness, NI s. Stkshua wrier, relict of the late Mr. lolltt Purrier, of Nlerchant.., , _ . o,lt•MondaY, at Twickeilharn; in the z3th vtur df. her Aire, Miss Durt..only daughter cir the late Rev Atuliert Hurt, 'Vlat uf that plate. • On the• tli lust. at her hohse in Lower rosvenr,Nl-strect, Nilo , . Heber, , sliet of the late 1(4;h/el _Helier, of Mer ton Halt, C; Wiyen, Voileal . ' Oh.the;t7th 9t Oclobcr ! IV a laphoied. near AL. dras, tilt; 29th year of his 4ge;. Edward 'Leo! ,ofi I is mitiosty's,74th Regiment, soh of•Mf..Bacoia, of fr:ickney, Middlesex. • At cleiklerual, Aroleshirc, 'lMrs. Campbell, only sur. viving sister of the late Duncan Campbell, Esq., R. N. of Whitley, Northumberland. At L'aitburgh, the 17th inst. Miss Mary Duildas, (laugh. ter of UR; deceased Mr. Rob. Duntlia, late mercliatit in Edin. • • Mrs. Emilia PlemynF, late olMoness, at Killiehassie, in Perthshire, on'the 7th instv:. . . On Old , iStil inst. at. the sarhe place, lames S, Flemyng, Esq. - Advocate.. • • • Of a fever, on a visit at Manderston, the seat of Dalhousie Wathersione aged 19, Mary' Agnes Frances, • eldest datigliter r fotln Stuart, of Allanliank, in the County of Berwick, Platt, STOCKS, PEAK FOREST AND ASHTON NAVIGATAON SHARES, .. • EY PRIVATE cpuTRAGT, By Mr. "SCOTT, • TEN Shares in the PEAK FOREST, and Teri Shares in theftSITCON and OLDHAM CANALS. These valiable Concerns possess similar aavantages•by the. connexion *irk Manchestcr,.and by the nature or the Coun try through which they puss abounding with Coal, Lime stone, tic. sure to supply an immense Tonnage, and prose eminently Kt:due - live to the Ploprietors. • Apply (potmpaidi to Mr. Scott, Ludgate.,:hill, who is conumuionecl to dispose of Property of every description by Yuolic oi_Private Sale. RE.SIDENCg r AND MANOIt..k.STATS, RYSLIP, • •M t DDLt.SEX. • 1 - 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Brtir. SOUIBB, • AtGk ie rinilvott ay's CO11; u c-ho se, q;hange : i %Cu cuta.: the' 19th Day of April, t 2.33, Tat w eis e u'Ciodir in o FHE FREEHOLD MANOR of ST. CATHE. & R (NE, with. the Farms and •exteilsive Woods be .. longing to the same, situate in the Irish of it t 7 miles front Town ; consisting of a large MaiiSion-liouse and Of. faces, WithAvalled-in Girden, and upwards of . 430 ikt;res of excellent Land ; the greatest p.:rt divided into ..(!nvenient Farms (with propel. Buildings attached to eaLti), :Ind the re mainder in Wood Land. The Farm's are lett at Will. The Manaion-house, dm:with about 27 Acres, are lett lot a teen' which expires at Lady-day 18:5 ; and the Woods are itt hand. There is an extensive Right.of Common belongitw, to this Property, and the-Gia Al unction Canal is within tour milts of the Estate. Desciiptive Partieulttrs may be had of Messrs. Kent and I P lt ea tie. r< i e v t. h t e tt r i e ce i 1 , 0 1 i 31 1. 1 nai,iadetl, he Property,eenCirtircatitl7:rsCauji,ror, tiliV31)),1t1)0; had at the White Horse, Uxbridge • Essomu A' Wat tout ; 3: the Platte e ot'Sale -of Mr. Squibb .PP Saviltu-rciw °E NU. Mark C.ayton, Duck's Hill, Itysti will' snew the premises. MILLINERY and HABERDASHERY, &J" TO BE SOLD BY.P - RIVATE CONTRA C'(', THE 'Valuable, a.rll i trey 'wen selecte.l S DOCK iu TRAD E - • of a Pe•.on - quitting the shove BuslneiSt, • Conskting sof knew. elegant , and fashionable itssolintent of j , . Patterns, with FEATHE RS, FLOW E RS, TR INI tI NGS. , • &c. and every other Article sit the M! L LIN ERY aw.; -- BERDASHE,HY BUSINESS. . - • • Also the Li? E, with immediate Possession of th e D ELIA NC 110 USE, aud wtl I established SHO P.; Whiclt is mast desirahly situated in the Croat Thwoughfiire in::wven 'the Upper and Lower Towns in the ci - rY.:3I ; hid for a Term of 'Y earc, of which. upwards of 13 Jar.: now unexpired. J r. . . . , Inquiry of Mr. Cruse, Land j Surveyor, No. 3, brich;c j , opposite " Tim - gate , ---Lat l / 4 - as (Post paici);dulY • attended-to. • . No. Artititiel- street, Alaxch t, 14=3. FJA \TING tea tny&if - to the 4;4 beeligratitied by the inrst c , Aisiderahle praticc It. th it • brali.:ll which! . thought I;roper to seird; I trust have not more niisemployedi my tint: than those the ex-. Acniivefield of the Profete,n, are ocztii , 7inally cncertainty, and cannot always- atta.i n that siiccess• 15 acquired by cpncentratin k ; the Intel leauat' po %vet. class of discictiers. h Di seasesof Debility are pet uliaely distreisi4g ; tVr'ther . • th.fo a train Syuipt{snts, depression of all v;talencrgY, ciistence itse!t nec,:,bes teredY . Whether they arise from the prey : ally..l of ex= r• 4rriple;' . tlietteitritttive habits of ischooioci} s, Of the less-ex`- c!tseable indulgences of7thartirity, they require the most as. '! anA W.:ll.mly it by In t• ignorance of tineditcatecl men, the symptoms atc a- • vated,...and,the amstuntion is-d-tstroycd:' . Nienther.of the . Vorii Cui lege f for-. • • rued) , Surgeon in the Army, 4 groand .1;:jt preito on II gul.irut tit education, and p AjssinKeve.'f pri - Vilege to p..*: , c; tke t-el ntVsell entitled to that c0nfi4,..11-.4: with Mace o e' f a L lY c i a i rw n I clr!y a pplicsEL . oll will prevent th arn eeality a a DebilitatO, toric i out oir n7 , e - the sutferer, front a eonscionsness tit:. i tt int.tnlvies.; vice which caused Ii , ttn or t ensure of his l~antill y o r i s tl eo l l i e t a:n 41,1')Itriy:°,.Ptin);him to . be d:. s ii'e d , not only ‘.• it tttu,t be saUSIQ of also of the most inviolible secrecy. • ri • ngs 241 y, The Venereal - Dise a se co ntaminates- Elie s life, the. seeds of existence are s .i nured by the. hunscrction of an unguarded tairiwnr• • lii recent venertnl complaints it is posiiblc P," 1 ' 1 ,!,... • danger, or distress ;. and ria the most CotripTicatel u ses • the acquirement -of exclusive experience in this litic 10 a sate, certainoind speedy re.establishment. . . I ofnr the advanta g e of this experience to. those of cither.: r s o ex ins w a of vreen..alecul l e liel ei net i l N t vir i f o l kind. o t r iebility, or arty And in all C4SC4 the . tertrni.ot remuneration are stated on the first inrcivieW„ Patients in the 'Country are elpected to' inclose tt flask Note, anti '.are, requested to specify t iteir a4e.-atiti manner 01 ;. living, as well as the existing svipptoins °Otte f.,omplaint• . • NIAltPli N E, Member of the Royal College of Surgeoni in L'ottdors. No. 29, Artmdel-Strezt, Strand, neer Temple-bar.—Thcra is an : . ,naitional entrance in Water-street adjoining. 777 , To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Dear Sir, No. g, New Bridge-Strc.:t, Lorni ',FEEL it a Duty ini,:tunbent upon .me, you of ,the very great and extraordinary Cur I • eeived front your invaluable Medicine, - LEA.K.E's PAT I.;‘. e • • KILLS. ' About two years ago, I Was attacked with aVINER l A /. • Dist) gDE It, which I treated rather slightly for some but the Disease at length spreading 411 Over my body, 1 - wai obliged to apply td toe most ,eminent of the Faculty, h their assistance atronkd only temporary. 'relief I through various Courses of Silivation, and fro in being ratha of a corpulent - habit, was:leduced to a mere skeleton.- T" 3 Ulcers that spread all OVer Limhs rende.reit me a . co;A plere °Nett, so that my ti•rends despaired of my tecoverY• When brought to this situation, I considercatl w th as inevi table, but a relation of "nine commenting the !navy Cases in which }Jour Pills laid sueceetictl f I try a Box of then, which 3 thoifght rather",tv and by persevering ti* two or three months, aild }out directions, 1 expe6eneetrth:: most unaceounta4 r.:atiotf from pain, the sores gracloally sitbs.ding ; I GoO, is y` tr , sx;to-red, a„d iv !U.'s not, but one more :ox, which i cauzi,Jui 1 : 0 L,ke,.v.io establish my health in its original state. it is with the most he art-telt gratitmie, that . .bubs‘r.bd myself; Sir, your much 61)4014 humble Servant DeanSgate, ManChcst,:r, Julv t, 180 i. W. PE: P. S. For the _public bedent, Idu not objeci to allow, being published, but . le xie you to act as your ov belle , 1 ithigment ttici4w, • Prepaed .w Sold .by the sole Proprietor. THOS. TAVLOk, iyl etnb , :r or the ltoyal Cdlic;e of Surgect l6, . London, at g, New liridAe-street; . Where, after a constant residence of More than Thirty .40 ' Years, in a praelice 13articular;y ,fireded,to tile C: '; Veileccal Complaints, .aced those incidental to the l'a: " Generation in - both seXes, with 'that inviulable se , r " whieh., Men of his PrOfessiiin should always observ , ' , hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuii., ly administeri to Persons taking this Medicine. "'il l ; • 1 esteeirtlxl -hy• liiscerninK Public, as lift adv:odage to be obtained . , and Void of anibiguity. . Also sokl, by his Apiiointthetit, for the conv,-r:, those living at a distance, at the Peritinier's, No. 3i. ban's-street, Pall Mail; the Toy shop, No. to 3, street ; , Mr. DiSborouglrs. No. ; SteePs, Bookseller, nion--row; Little' Tower- ! , 1 Mr. Baxter's. South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Cans";' ; Mr, Billinges, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson't,, l4 " - 1 cheSter ; and . by one Person in every consikTorabie oovenl treat Britain and !retinal,.boxes of only •ri. nj. se:iled up , with full and plain directions, whereby pec4oits eittieriCK may cure themselves with eaSe; , speva, seciecT, • safety: • , _ . s t'l tzOn S p i , o E n Y W erY tti fti) ch, 4 l), °-1 1 ( a t vinou; G re a to t 1 1 I 11;tTt_ 1 4 1 1; s n i c e r ( !, 111 ; 411 a ; edi at ,the Stanip-otfier, T. Taylor, No. g, Ne i' yet street," to intittlie V4.131'4:4 . 16 Felony,, anal. ail 4thers are 4. PRICE 0 DAY. 1140 Stock i7B 7 . India Stock zto 7 N.tvy spet Cent. 933 i South Sea Stock rer,(:ent. t-9-, -Lxciteq. !tills- s. s. dis. I rislis per Cent.' , • Fundable ditto. pretn.: , 4 pr U eeitt. (:on, 01.4 3cl EXcliequer dia . . 3 per Cent, Acit: shut (thlium 12i ;pet C. Coo. (hrli 5k 311" ti I 'miler. 3 per L ent, 641 sai Lotto Scrip LB* I Ditto Ann.. 1.1.6 hank L. Alin. bank for 'opening Ditto Short Ann. shut India for Acc.` Ditto Scrip Cons-. for April 6544 14 Nisi& cOunsii yr 14 Amsterdam 36 4 2 US. , Ditto, atligitt 35 KOtlCldalil • ;it) 5 3 us. tiainbutKit . • 34.3 26 us. Altoti 26 us. Paris t day'sdit, z 4 16 Paris', ditto,. 25 o 2 us.' nollttiCaUX. coo 25 - I Cadiz • • in paper Ditto _34%. ve M.'o4 t; A . ARCH 2,1 tatira - in . papir Ditto - 35 1 elleatfe Leghorn - 493 Naples - - 4Q Ceiroa - - -45 i Venice gg Lkhon . - - • Opottu - . - (v7# lik 36P COAL, TAR BROWN, nue VAItNISii PAINTS. THE PUBLIC are most rj.speafully informt.A, that tro above.meritioned A aides 'cow_ inoe to be pre. p_'-trovi by - . the BRITISH COLOUR COMPANY only, at No. 34, Walinook, London ; and are recominendtxt as cheap, useful, and ornamental coverings'for wood' at 4 iron - without door!. The Tar ttowti is intended "for .rough boarding, paliny., • sunk knees, ke, The Paints we of various lees of L;reert uW miter (Mows, peculiach adapted, for fences found pleasure grounds, plawd iron rail ings, 6,:e. They are easily . !pplied, being'Lent, in a stato ior u!,e, and are very durable. thredions tot their use are sent with the Ahicles. The Company supply also ground White Lead, and alt other PAnt-s,.l.inseeil Oils, c, °fete bst quality; «rid at the l'okv,. tit • , INNKEEPERS, PUBLICANS, &c. who wish to said two or three Shillings a gallon by their Spirituotts Liquor, may be accommodated for half a (...;itinca with teen Capital It J CE I L'TS, printed on a tine thick Sheet . of wove Paper, to make up their oti'n tine .I.oridon Cordial - Cins, Peppermint, Anntseed, Carraway,,Green and Yellow squehattAlt, c f ni and Wine Bitters, au from the • taW Mtlf with direeliwiS howl° purchase it, anti so plain 4nit easy; aide Inv capacity can` make them, and become theq my!, Disti*iy is togyther with the, makiitg of curious t ad ) it mu and 111 - ;o4y,Slir , th , seldointasted, Cur I hire, and rilanner,'ot rielrCiadialt,, ;Old haw to ithprove their Ru in ?lid Brandy. Likewise a Treatise on lirewurit line Malt (laws, from Malt i llops, 4wl Water only, that has give!: tun.* ,vert , tal s.ttisladioti to .I"toniti..s, told' ha:, licen therrinkii,g of some touldnitis of Inns and, ,tilic - ifou-es. SOW ire London try Matthews, bookseller, No, lg. i i,tlie,Strintl; Danger 13erk ley-square ; _Ne ? near A illgate Moore, Leadentall.‘trrpt - ; Wctud, )ir m ; ThosOn'and SOn, Manchester ; Watkins, llereturl ; ColimS; Salisbury ; and They way Ix resit by Port to any parr Of ti4e Kingdom. . ' i PublishOd by WILLI!, m A Itlal Eit SCR i•ps, (o'rsocith the - raper, 1.4.11,rs fur the Edip7o., &""c. rpor.iaid), st rettV, G rosy C:10T- ; riult adtitessa.