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4411 V RETORT. CUILMIALL, LONDON, MARCH 4. IT f INGS BEVORt 1.611.0 ELLty'l►OßOUCii. STOCK EXCHANGE. ELL2S-Mcs DAVEigFORT. MR.. Ens HE stated., that this ;talon Was brought to recover 3701., atnaunt of two Bills of 'Ex. change,of . which the Defendant was acceptor. He understood that esm was:int 'to impeach the consis derAtion for whiehlhese 13111 s were given, and it wa s to be said it was.nioney lost in . the Funds in Bargains Tine. .It was his , business only to prove ,the,Bills, in the first instance. After the Bills were put in and proved, Mr. GIBBS obscoled, that the Defendant was a young man, who in consequence of Stock jabbing had lost near ..estsol. This_ loss arose from a .cnntratt he entered into.with the' Plaintiff and other persons, to 'pay the d:fference between the price ni.(:),Otirqn on the day on which the Contrat was made, and what is called the Settleinent Day. On that day debt was 4821. besides other large sunis"which he hod lost to someother persons. These per oars "'idled to suppint the Pelendanr, and there fore came to an agreement that, they would take p. the Pound. Neither the Plaintiff nor Defendant had arty Quinium; but their contraft . was merely on the differences. 'The Plaintiff,:rold. the Defendant, that if he could • not. pay the whole of thisAeht, which was a dub; of honour, he would she w.hitri,*till to be a man of. hononr, to pay as much of it asite posSibly cnuld. Thete was no great merit in paying a debt , whicli the law would enforce, but the point of honour lay in discharging,a debt which could not he enforeed' in a Court of Justice. The amount of cn , e of the Bills was '1291. 10'5. ,and the other 240. tar. Mt, Seuro said the Defendant might be about five or.tix and twenty., Mr. Ellis was a Stock broker, and said Mr. Davenport was a defaulter to a 'considerable amount ; 'that was on the usth o f August, the day after, the Settlement-day at 'the Stock Exchange. This loss had been sustained by the Defendant, in consequence of his Principals for paking'hira. He Could not discharge the differences between the Omnium of the day 'of the contraet, and on the Seitleinent-day. The Blaiotiff said he was one of the principal Creditors of Mr. Davenport, and that the loss would fall very heavy upon him. said this was, considered as a Debt of Honour, but the committee of the Stock Exchange had some idea it mipt be made :t Legal 'Debt,. and might 'be teeoveted in a CdtirrThf jtistice. The Plaintiff re. commended, it to Mr. Davenport to Sell his goods, his warehouse, and his furniture,. and make op . ..the deficiency in time Stock Exchange, and then lie would aft like a man of honour' ; he said he would be again enabled to shew his face at the Stock Exchange, anti to'carry on his, business ; his deficieneies would be overlooked, and his friends would take him by the' liand.as usual.., In the'month of November he saw the Plaintiff at Lloyd's. He said Mr.' Davenport hod s tied like a rogue,. and had dishonout ed his Bilks , On cross-examination by Mr.Eitstots E Ile wit ness said the Plaintiff considered the Defendant as a Iss.muiter, from lits . " - rtincipais desertiug put .fulfilling the agreements they had 'made. They wished Mr. Davdnport , toenneeal their names, on condition of paying part of the differeneeel—Mr: ElliS it was considered as a debt of honour. The Committee of the Stock Exchange thoUght it 'Might be considered as merchandize, 'and if they could get if OP established in point of Law, this and oilier similar' demands might be recovered, as legal debts. Etssxt N in' reply, observed among other 'things, that this would never be establishes as mer.: chandize—tbat it was irtecintravention of Bir: John Barnard') A. Butio this case, before' the Jury ,cut down these two Bills of Exchange, hecatik the consideration was illegal,' they must shrew aistinoly that illegality attached, the Plaintiff denied that le had ever entered-into a bargain for time, The ',Learned Counsel admitted, that it appeared from the evidence,, that. the Plaintiff and ,Defendant Kati entered into bargains for time but it' did not stir-. ficiently .appear, 'that any of these. was conneded with the Bills in question. The jury must be sa. sisfied the, evidence applied with a sufficient degree of precision. The questiOnlot them to decide was. this had they a, right, .po the evidence that had been prOduced, to say that th;!se two specific Bills Wereconneded with this transadion ? It did not appear that Abe Plaintiff had nOt actually sold Omni. urn to the-Defendant. The Noble and Learned judge, in his address to the kry, observed, that this aaion was brought on to Hills of Exchange, on which the Plaintiff was tnatled to recover, unless they bad been given - i dea, i for an illegal consideration. Some dea, t was said, had been entertained somewhere, that this was to be conkidercd in the nature of tnerchanclize, Hts Lotrilhip could riot conceive how 'that could be called merchandize, which a man had not in possession. They were not to take their ideas of law on this sub jee.l from the Stuck 'Huh:lnge. I Lordship summed up the evidence, and said, if the jury believed it, he was of opinion they ought to find a V:•rdiet for the Defendant. Mr, Daven, port would not have acted much like a man of ho nour, if he, had followed the interested advice given him by the Plaintiff, to •hove sold off all his pro perty to pay his gambling debts, in preference to hiq fair tctia fide creditors, who bed , supplied him with their goods.—Verdiet fOr the Defendant. C 11,VHA LL, LONDON, I&FORL L'Okri ILVANVEY . A2IO A 9t'LCrA-I..ittiti*• aposiz sTuAIIT. T ()KI: Pc.)I.).I)LEWILL. o;,'i. Tuesday, the in March instant, the above Cap l / 4 es c;itne on to be tried. 'file first was ail Aaiun ii , g4illst the Proprietor of . The* Daily Advitther for anti the other an :titian for Words of the tendency a$ the Libel. it being supposed that P.,rplesvell hod put the paragraph into the'News_ pkper, the. aition against the Printer was , braught on, fir“, that he might 11,tve the opportunity of plead. ing a justification,-and of calling Poppltwell as a wttnra,, it ht.could . prove the truth of his insinua tions ; the Printer, however, did not think fit to plead a justification, and after hearing the evidenci, of several very respeaable Witnesses on the part of: -the Plaintiff; the jury, without hesitation, gave a verdict for the Plaintiff, With 501. damages. The cause of Tooke against Popplewell'_was then called on, and Popplewell'a Counsel being satisfied that Popplewell. had no defence to tge action against him, proposed to give a verdia for such damages . as would carry the costs, and the Plaintiff very liherally.acceded to thlt proposal, &c. verdict was ,accordingly given fur-4os..damages and the costs. SCO7IIIIO. . . . LONDON: Printed b 6 BUC:rANAN ;%/‘11,111.1 is.N, (of Bow-Street t Covent.Garlier:); Iwci Viablisbcd by MI. t Al 4 AUMIGLL Sea tips. ( o fs t .i dt h m,,,,,, , . ' . A r the Su I'4 - rI , i c:ei No. II i) Strata : ; wlicre ildwrtiscmenti, ‘Ord frs for :the Pa , 4er s, krttfrf 4 . 0r,03e 4.ijo r , ,*, ,(i si. ,„ ..z id) . . BDINDURCII, MARCH 5. Ix H4ddington market yesterday, wheat and barley were . about 6d. dearer ; oats as much cheaper; pease and beans as lot week. The Betsey Diummondi Capt. SYME, from - Lynn, for Perth, with a cargo of wheat, sailed frnm Lynn the 1.4. th of December. The Bruday , Capt. IL. WAI h, .with a cargo of wheat; from London for Leith, sailed the 3d of January last. isteither of these vessels have since been heard of, and are sup, posed to have been lost. MARCH 7. Last week,,Peter Duncan, farmer at Baldowric, returning home in the evening, had been thrown from his horse—his foot had ,stuck in the stirrup, and dreadful to relate, when the horse arrived, the master was faund_still entangled, but quite dead, his head having been dreadfully bruised. On the evening of Tuesday last, the ist. inst. a most melancholy event happened atArboadt. Capt. HYTemmsr, of the Brig Povidenthr, of Hamburgh, lying there under repair, went to bed in his cabin, in which a pan of live coal was imprudently left. :Wt.,. CAMP E LL, Custotn.house Officer, was also in the cabin, intending to stay all night. Nextmorn. ing both Gentlemen were found dead. It is conjec. tared they had been saffocated early in the.night, as every attempt to restore animation proved in. effeatial. GLASC9W, MARCH 7.. A letter received in town from a,Merchantin Port Antonio, Jamaica, contains the following pas , sage: gg I have just recovered frorria short but severe fever, which has proved .fatal, I attisotiy to say, to. at least one-sixth•of the young men i n this neighbourhood .within these six months."' We understand that the Chamber of Commerce here, have agreed to present a Memorial to the Lords of the Trease.ry, and a Petition to Parliament praying a repeal. of the Tax. lately' ittpcised upon coy= wool.- They haire also petitioned against the Bill now before P arliament, for introducing new merits of; settling any differences that may arise between. the Manufaiturers and Workmen 'employ. ed in- the the cotton trade, considering the exist. ing Laws fully ; adequate to every thing of the kind that can. occur. BATH, MARCH 10i AT Sarum Assizes, yesterday, Thomas Biker, a Sllcannan of Trowbridge, was capitally ccinviacti of being concerned with others, armed and dis guised, in setting fire to ,a mill and premises be. longing to Mr. Nitistr, near Trowbridge, in July last. It is hoped the conviaion of this. man will have a proper etrea cm the misguided' w6rkinen 'who of late, in defiance of the Laws, have been guilty . of qtr many ar,irming outrages. It is,ex. petted he will be executed niar .the premises. win , : May, Samna Harris, Geo-se Mar,kt, ifil liker and Erbw'reli, all of Trowbridge,. Shear. men, were indiled, the further far administering, and the four latter for being present at, and aiding and assisting at, and consenting to, the administer ing of an unlawful oath to one TrioNtAs BAY 1. gli7 a Shearman,lon whose information they were appre. !tended and committed. EATLIT had twice before sworn to, and very frequently repeated to his mas. to and others, the, form of the oath, yet, on his examination in. Court, his recolleaion Ailed him, find he could not again repeat It ; and on'account of the oath not being proved as stated in the IndiO. ment, the Prisoners were acquitted., Lately died, Mr. DANIEL CIJEICTON, of John. street, Tottenbaut.court Road, shoe-maker.-- Thi, person was supposed to be the strongest man in Eng. land. He stood about, five feet six incites : rather corpulent ; "yetsould put both his' elbows together, take a glass between them, and drink in this pohi. tion. He could contraCk or swell hilnself over the chest, ai.alninute's notice, so as to be the least per ion when measured in company ; or extend ltimself so as to measure four of the biggest persons put to. gether, across the chest. When sitting, 4nAhe grouted, he could get up without the aid of his hands. with three full-grown men across his shoulders and on his, back, - and dance a hornpipe with ease : and could do many other feats, equally Incredible, unless seen, Many hundreds are alive who have seen these ihings—which he generally did of his own accord, and without emolument, , • . . .. . .. .. , Laicly, at Bideford, Devon, the Rev. . William Walter, Mastrt of the Citanunnur gellool_ in that Town. ST, cxs, DAY. India Stoct 2to 9b- - South Set Stock kxclteq. LAW s. ,s. Fundable ditto : Orem. 3d Exchequer Bills Ornnium 131 tzk Inver. 3 per 6;1- Ditto Ann. tt t. 16 3-1 tank for opening Inditt,for Ace. Cons; for Apr) 64 G 6 $i 64i OtICE,O 1 . LS I g Bank Stock 1113,7. Navy 5 pert cut. 97i, Per Cent. 17q7, shut liith S per Cent. 41,e.1 t.ent. t. Brl. slnit ; pet (..':at; (tect. shut' per t.:ent. Con. 624 4 64 Law Itiink L. Ann. shut t)itto-Short Ann. 14Itto SeriP SHTP 'GAL*, MARCH S. . Arrived,-thi Holhiway ; Charles, Thompson,. anti Hope, Manelaws, from southamppo ;. lintence, from Lyrne ; Minerva; Lattder. and E lizabeth, Hawker, from Condon ; and Mary anti Ann, Cook, from Sailed--the Dart, King,. for Portsinnnthl Albion , ter,, fur Liverpool ; Hope, Stickens ; Emulation, and: lEolus, Nl' earthy, .for 'Newfoundland. CT 0 'CH EBItI s T 0 17. 1 ) Al' elk For theperusal!of those afflicted yr it lt,Neryous Complaints, I Send`YOU my Case, and hope to see it pnbliSlied, SIR,•- r17.1W0 years ago I had a Miscarriage, which con. fined me to my main for three months. I was attend ed by it.P.hySiciati, who, after Many . consultations, •advisod me to try the Bristol Hot Wells. Being then in Exeter, it was iittpossible:for me to undertake the journey, being-al most reduced to a shadow, with lowness. of spirits, violent head-ach,, trembling,•palpitation of the heart, alarming hys-. terie tits, and- the whole train of Nervous Complaints My - Apothecary and Friends wished-me to try your Nervous Cor dial • ter their satisfaaliori 1 complied; the first bottle:ol24e no alteration in my CoMplaints, but it procured me some na titc.4l..-sleep, which. 1)W .not -experienced, after my nerves becante cireitdrully.4ftitgled ; tins induced me to continue • the Medicine ;:.to urst)eizei I soon found iny;appetite re turn. I then •undertook•my journey to. the Hut Wells, rpotii Whieb . plaee y wrote to you for your advice. You recom- • mendedrne to take, a jive guinea bogie of Nervous as'MY'coMplaints Were so complicated,. and would require the Medicine_ to he: continued, a long. time; but thanks to your . skill and medicine., in about two months I was so far - NCso.vered as to walk and. take .'exereiNe on horseback. i tki's now IS months since I have taken iiiiy of ,your Medicine, and hare - .remained perfectly wcll'ever since, without - any return of 01) dis Order. 1 ant now going to Ireland ; when 1 return I shall - settle in London Will then pay respects to Von • in personond give my ad dress, where with pleasure I will Wry any hiquiry: • :I-, olikd humble Servant,, Bristol,.my 26, 1806. BAKER. Tlit:Botamcal- Syrup and Nervous Cordial•to be hart - at; the DoCtor'S liotise, No. 9 Albion-street; seven doors (corn the I.,cverian , MUseum Blacktriars-bridge, in bottles at , ais: , L. and 55. 6d. Also, of Golding,.No., 4a; ; Je. • betileand Co. (lite'Bacon); No. 150, Oxtortl-stnxt ; "I"‘itt, , Royal. E x change; E. NeWbery, corticr of St. l'anl's Church' yardk ..11oultOn, Royal Exchani;e ; tilr. ‘VitherS's (late Cockell's) Medicine. Warehouse, No. 229, Strand • Temple Bar ; and by -most .Boyksell..:rs and Moi.Licine V i entics itt the three .Kingtlotrts..- .A m.' bottle .contains equal to five email ones. • No. Arundel. street, March it, 13c3. HAVING dedicated myself to the. study, :And been gratified. by the (nest eGnsiclerable practice in that branch - which I thought proper to I trust' that I have not more alisPuipluvucl my time than'those who, in the ex tensive field of the Profession, are' occasionally imtners,.d iu uncertainty, and cannot alWays attain that success which to acquired by concentrating the intellectual .power to onc.clos otAisorders. , 'I he Diseasesof Debility are peculiarly distressing; for they. briqng with thew airain Of Coliconiitant Symptoms, and, by a depression of an vital energy, exiorenceitaekt becomes vittbit ter..4. -Whether they arise front the prevalence (if ill ex ample, ,tte•destritetive habits' of -schoolboy 4" Or the les ,eX euseable indui l iences of maturity, •they reqtitte themost, as siduous professional skill; anti welt May it be uhierved, that by t he.ignorazice of uneducated men, the syirtptornsateaggia vated, and the constitution is destroyed. Asa Member 9t . thc Royal College of. Surgpons, and for merly 'Surgeon ht the Arniy, I 'ground my pretensions on rc yilarity.ot eihteat.ion, and . .poesessinKevery - priiilege to low.: tice, I tad invselt entitled to that confidence with which J. have hitherto been so liberally hortotireit. • • In the first s:aisations of local weaii.' earlyit,ppli cat ion will prevent the calamity a• 1 cbilitated'F but where . the sulilirer, Oput-a4zortsciottsness of the uorhartliness ufxhe vice which caused hisitfisfortuite,. is tearful of the contempt or ccu,sure of his Family Physician,. and broods over his trt , firmity With.eareftil Concealment„ it ytiust be satisfaCtory for taut to be, akoreili..not only . of capability of treatment,. but also of tliernost inviolable. secrecy. telly, The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of life, -the seecis of existenecratepgisoried it,,and postcrity. is injured by thrindikretion.ot art unghardeditiornent.. - In recent venereal complaints it is.prossible.tor event pain.! danger, or distress; and'in the most complicated cases it is toe 4cquirgrar7rt- of exclusive,es. peril:neer in clues lime to <Ad.. sine, ..certain, aid speedy re-establishment. • jotter the advantage .of this experience to those Of either sex who are afflideil with any kind ofiiebility r or any liyinp tenni of Venereal Infettioni ;mil in' ell . eases the terms of remuneration are stated on thetirstimervier, . „- Patients In the -Country are' eXpeaed falnelose allank Noje,.,,auct are. requested' to kpecify theiratte-;and , niannerof living, as well as existing symptoms of the complaint. MARTIN PREP., ' • Member of the R oyal,Col lege of Surgeons in Loncism. No. 29; randel-street; Srcatitl, ,lerr Tiiinple.:hat.—There ,t au znlditionalentrance. in Water-street itajo . . • To T. TAYLOkt, Siirgemi, No. 9, Nv p i ltri(l,;c:strcc;p Lond 41R, , .Edinburgh, May 2, Is.. N the Spring of 1794 was afilikted with .4 I the complaint, which I• treated with indiffer ence for five months , hut was then obliged to apply t o a regular Physician, whi put a' temporary stop to the viru tepee .of the Pisesr (by mercurial appAcatims) tin . *owe tiine; but growing, In 'spite ofall medicine ar i d th e t ia v i ee of. the Brat Gentlemen: of .the Faettlty •here, worse awl worse for two years, I was reduced to a - ,state almost un paralleled , hod.. beyond .de4c;fiption,'t being .an •entire leper, and ulcerated front head to tout.—M y head, throat, month, rase, legs; arms,'&c.• haie been alternately in danger of becoming uselesr; in short, I hav e had from twenty to thii t y cating..utcort on My' , body, and.nearly totally prive.ll of sight.—lt would be voluminous to pants:al, ince all my case—suff ce. it to say, there never was, or "ever: ivlll be, one t. 4 nlnore. dangerous, or '.of a more sated nature: :I•was Wag' looked upon by . my friends, and linagined myself, beyond all hopes of . recovery; and, in deed-, in my then condition, death wits preferable to my. mare tha.n miserable state,: In . this droadfal:Sittlation did I. drag a. most miserable exi!ucnce, till Divine Providence othreff in •my WaY a NeWtipaper containing the case of a Mr. , 11. of Prititoutitrny friends read it, could not.--I aent'ind''proctited some of ythir LEA ' KE's PATENT P 1 1.3..5; by using prom tone-to time; ant now, and have long been • (after more than four 'years indescribable diattess), tisgPocka state of •Wal thas . ever•l enjoyed; as a proof of this,' I' 40 a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few moniha , Rgri. I n'gratitude ter Gott; and in . Wipes rendering my,tel low -creature strvice,,t , recittest you to publish this and'ybit 1114 of any time refer persons who wish to bytatisfsed of the truth ,of this, far fuither parti culars*, tome •'r uty friends, by letter or person. • Alicw cavgs for battneas trill ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have., from,experience every reason to wpm mankind, that, in you's. LEAK P 1 S r they will find sure, speedy, site, and radical citre, for .t . liat most dread.; flit stage of the Venereal Disease; which is Caned a cox. sighstrquisi,, • • . J. T. insurmountable famil y reasons prevent making my none and .address public ; but creditable* nenions really wanting intOrmation may .also be referred to me and my friends by S. clar)i, kamsay-qiirdens,Edinburgh. • I rcparcd anti Sold by the Sole Proprictol,. T. TAY 1.0 R., ,Ivlcniber of the Anyal College of Surgeon*. Gt Linirlen;at lu. ltniise, )\ , 16. c. New Bridge-street, - Where lie giTe Athico , Withofit .a .Ice to l'ettool ing _.these l'ills, and will answer patients' letters, if post. paid, ,on the same ttlfll.i, ol.):11.'rrillg ill all' cases the mosi inviolable sterecy,, no person's. name or case having be e n mentiuned, at rbiAr own particular request, by the V ro prietor,Attring.the eiatirsLt (kr more than thirty.-siX..years, that 'belVis 'had the enniludiug of rut citensive sale of the aboen Me4icine ,. anal du; practic4- arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointment, ior the co%ve niencr of tlio , ,e • livirtg. at a distance, by Pr,.. Ilaxier, South-bridge, Eduibi4 ; Mr. Macdonald, Irrinter,,Glas guw, to whom also Mr. T. rclers fur 'his idttressi at the Pert Lintel's, NO. 35 a St. Albans -street, ; Alt. ito4atsun's TopOlop, 103, t)Saiirthlirriler; Mr. INS. bOrUllgil% No. 7, I*h-sow-Ol t nearly oppUßfe the MO nurntlit ; t, llnion-thw, Little Tower-bill ; Mr. Cullwell's, Dublin ; and by one person i n every consicl:.rable town in Great-liritain and Ireland, in Itosei,of :only as.-gd. ,seacti up ivitir full and pla i n dilations, Whereby persons_ of either Sex may cure EIICM. teivoii,vottit ease and lierrecy„ • _ T 4 Eve:ry Bpx sold i Great Britain is scales( up with a. Statnp, on which; by 'favour' of the Carontis- Liuswrs proitcd. at Alio; Stainp-,ollice,-" T.. T a yi or, , No, '6,•'Ncew inmate fs, felony, and all.ot hers re coon terfi.A. ST. CRO/X t nA i tusit,wgsT T:VfI,E,SOLD AUCTION, By Mr...WILLOCK, At GatralivltYiS. Coffee-hoLuesen,doillit, ,Vbarige-alley, On WEDIsI ESDA Yi the 16th at March, at T. to OYGIkk, (By ()Mar of the..Eaecutors. of the late Proprietur);• rrn it-SUG LA.NTA 'I * IONT caller TC/NL-Lil i situateonne. ALIc and: a lialf .flass End, the gapital of the Island, with - about NI N F.T Y- E NEGROES- 'of all. d e scriptions,. a gubd ;Swe.le**of Cattle, and every other requisite tor the advantageous 0..c -cupation of the Estate, which consists cf Auld' ONE FIVN.IIRED.atut • FIFTY ACRES. of: EXCELLIiNr LAND, in Sugar and Provision-Grounds, a vcry small portion but,witat is valuable Of its kind* An excellent DW E I.11‘1(.; -HOUSE in one of the plea santest, and MOST IIEAL'PHY SITUA'PIONS West-lodies. Windmill,_ Boiling-I-louse, with two Scb , of Coppers, Curing:House, Mohr:les-Receiver; Runt -Cel lar, two Stills, ,three Stall,Stable,. coach-House, and other Detached (> l f l:es„ the Whole in good repair. TIL Purchaset •,T° have ::Posse4sion. on the zat , ut Septeinbcx, .1 50 3. The EStata the adiantago of.. a considerable,Suiri of His Dainth Majesty's. LOV, and.reasonable.tinteil pix)Post4 for 'the payment of the FurchaSe-trioney 'by Instalments , Which way he 'varied, and the pirrietila.r4 of the Security re - . quired a:ranged to suit the convenience of those faqir/A . 114 14 > bidfor'ihis listate, by application (hot later than it,nays-pre ceding the sale) to Mr. Peasant, Serf aats le.A•areet,,of v. horn pridred Particulars May be halt ; also Of Mt; Vandek inersch, Ilascovy-Ourt, l'ower.ll , jll ; nod of No. 25, Golden-square ' ----- PREGNANT LADIES, whose situation req ui f et 1. - a . Temporary retireMent, anti would -,wish to Inc e ''' e their Reputation and 'Charader frotp.the base .censure of the %Veda, a nd preserve peace' and concord among' Relations al,td .Friends, and 4;leviate the horrors .ckf .Coacealed Pregavnci, may be accotturtodated with a genteel Apartment tolye-ft,i ,a;reeably . to .their circumstances ; where Car', Tottiler4L iturrynity, I - 10noqr, ant Secrecy', have been the Aasis ut concerti tor many Years, may be rifled ~ 5r IttiatttP put to Nurse, anti humanely taken care of.ti ts:er . A pjily to Mr. White, surgeon and--Man.ntid4k-ife t C W i i i i tt i r t e e h- :\ y f a i n ° l w 4 il t .: l - i N r:;n 4 iy 4' .- b L e °l l:a ti T, l tits ill a t e ls s e r 7 o ‘ r. '44 t r iv d c ' at it. 2s. per brix, a certain and .ettethi,,,,Froitedy',so tw" all 0 bsttitions and lrregultrities, mulari Z•leeacine stlerbad I.yins- I rt.-- Country liousei Ulan air} tinn; %%lime I..a , iies may have apittt 111 , *P:3 i t Mot , : than in TOwn. • BEAUTY OF PERS()N. Patroniz4 by His ko„) . al Highness the,l)iike of A ' S nothing itt a greater Ornament than a Set of l'eeth, 'Vitt/TT - ER*5 ASIATIC 1 .041 `, l',()Wi/Ell, or ORIENTAL I)ENTI I.IOCE, met N4/iffi'unitit , esal encouragement from' the frier . ' ut Faollion and l)istindluit, during a cignteen Years, is rei.iaininertile'd to the attention J ae ' il i b it i l i f T ice 'L:l vi tc i s t e l t q t , l 4 ) t i i s vi c ,l 7 : l l : L a t c„ certain its efficacy and virtues I its .e . % celicncies beteg t t . knowledged by the niostrespeeiable Nletheall. Antbottf4,l used by several, and recommended. The Powder . cie?e s—. and bratttities the Teeth,- sweetens the breath, pbs,,:.‘-se,iit ) acid that can cotrtalethe enamel, and oxtremely • use. 1 iL t nt , it* kstringency it stteito.tai,:mi•th".l ta t 1 Cittel rile 4iat:l4 proves the destrutt , o'' 3 tv Ilvle 4:3 iii T5 .- :tit,, preserves sound *Peah. front decays se f: cures de:ayed 't'etth trum becoming worse. faitena , t i n which are'.loose, proves the. happy moans of pre!Yentit*.ilit • being drawn. lint tvhat has'enhanced-it in. thl.• e . st l l; l4 i' ° `' :t• ,;4o Ladies and Gentlemen who •have been in . the }tent of ' it, isl tha;,it pr.:v.:tits the return -of the t before tc., r period, they It.ei been, vialent.y r . and, obvi4ting tile. it t i.\ - essity-,,ht UM; ' toperatiiiits— , lcaNng the Teeth. I..ikewise a T:n:tnit. the power of citing , • the must vivlttni ;wit, ,any' braces the (111113, and i* a Wash slue •the tier, pert perl)' . sate in ifs Use. Triifter. re ,ommen tls it to Geopernen going. abroad 'to take.. with tit4itir -0. f. Gentlemeit—who haVe. been abroad hay.,: found ;he leas of , the la Po , iters in • ion{; yoyages; ana :rfso a hoer all' Families, and Sciniils to keep by shun. she; ~...otiloact_ Nobir.ty Rod Gentry ay.alust , purchasing any'A sializ T 00 . " . 7 f. I'uwder witlunat Ai. Truttg;" on /h e ,41 3 #;14, the li , x,"4etersti.,Compositicins having •becit' i i i *lide d ti;r k* TOWII a:111 Cottuttv. • • 2 Sold, wholesale attd retail, at the - W relionk; 11: 1 - 11- ,, fort :Strand; a3td . t ) y LuiLl tiaford Vinci, ifath ; ;%frs. AttLitt•ws, Bristol ; Mr. Tretemans; l wev. PojilitTlooth Mr. Richards, PipnoildiA, nlr 1 , - , ' r e ; ;40 urn modth ; Mr. Edmonds.' Norrhantriloii; '" " (Pletit ampton; Mr. Howard, .Iteatiaog •, Ur.. mr. swich; Mr::. Pollen, _Colchester 1ir " 4 ".. , id. IV,jnks, Gainsbre' ; Messrs. , Mr. dred,, ?ariitoutli ; Mt. Harley soul Wal;eticld; Swinton, Leicester ; ••••• ' Catithridge I anti .Ir. Spen c e aro , m r , , anif MAIM. Price as: gd. a Box. t' ".' duty included. • India Brushes, ts. each. voti — rti rtf dthir.s . ,,,• who havd ptaetisvl . 1 • • Cret it:irftletive Vice, and thereby rciaii l3l ,..i,`,rl'4 emit, ainf dehilitoted tit: , whole Ne: vuus Sysuar, "' *„. the C 0 RDI Ai. Si of G*l 1..F.;:-..1)• the rnost• certain. at4,l CMCitlzti *: ii C:Ortititi I.lllComnionly slaCki.ltfui- With young Fooile • . appearance and air of Ohl age; ~ •11, 6 'arc become p.itr, t• inmate, benumbed, stupid, and evesi ; 41i4 ..re tha•-04*.:_benC, n'titiild kV :409 At° to carry ;' who imvc•oti titter di)histo and arviotitilv intAtpacittited.' Wlitaz the quently ‘C - sq;itered, the Body is tieilitentil ;‘ 1 1 ,1,1: 41 r decay,` and:erliClllti3ll, sheet:ea thu Most de. 0 anti the into the ittuiti. TO" C. '"`"" l l' isEf j; uhtierisaily established its m.torttiva cody enumerated tinr ngsr the: forernost ;t those ;:appy Weer,(-,which medical research has prtictuci.t as the hicosTil tc theLutilan race- and greato - t VoilaurAtti ye 'E L , inun4n nil ser). As Dr.. Solomon% prafti cc 'nowzbecome So great and ex tensivq, and.his constant eni„raseititints re hire a c o nSliter.e 4e patina of his time and attendance,. hc' e:t,peas,' t'vlatit •sulted, the usual eotnpliment of a•Gadnua:' brit all vir; ttell , Cases, or Letters of Advice, :Ind unaccompanicd with. Order. hat Z<rdicini; and Wenrittance, to. , be answoa.it at it', leisure., arc required. to itielwe only Hail-a-Guar-iv - Letrer4 should, for , satery, be thus . direcled.- - ' Money L , :;• ter, Dr. Solonton, Solomon's-place, hioWitioty.street, verildel..;. paid double pinif age. ' be - ordercti," ) be iiddrosed for X. ii,erA. If; atltte POSt.Ofike ett fdr. • A Saving of Nine Shil inTwa . Cuirips. The Cordial Bairn of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price :1 14 ; r ' a-Guinea each there..arc also Bottles, priee'33s. Contain:al equal to four Bottles at 1, , 5, 6d. by which the Patient saviA 9s, including also the Dory ; the Stamp fit evhivti bailie rite Prontietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Sqlonicn, Li. t• pOol," to Imitate whicli, is felony. N. B. It is necessity, to observe, that the postage IA all Letteri whatever; must be paid, The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-turPetlgir.es and Ah.• stergent Lotion, and " Guide to . Health;" are Sold by Remnant. , Ilambnrgli ; lt. Bach, !Peter.','sitetito New. York ; tvlathews, N 9. 18, Strand,. London ; and in 13E14 by H41:1114 t Bristol, ht1)011 ;• Brighton, Gregory", ; triinghant,,Knott and f.loycli : Bedford - , firnith ; Simmons; Miry St. F.titntincei, Dingle; Cticlicnnarn, Se" • don;;. C.nribr::lgc,liodgsvn ; Coventry,:ltidlason Colonel' ter, eyiner.Otip ; Canterbury, Simmons • tollid; Cltpt}tier ~ Ettleou ; .clveb.asiOnai Claeitar ; ctietair* Pool and Spit; Clncheiter, Phillipson irellaltere:«in lttPs Chippen hi un, Combs ;' Dan F. x dale, No. Pr, chanislk court; Derby, IYrewry ; Durham,. Ponningtiot ; . f.k.ricrr Nc.des ; - I>evircs • ' ILQW: . DO/Vll.;:Nigr, V irlllC ; I.)ettl,' B,4°l l)artmoutl4 Jack.sen ; Situ.:,), North . Exeter, Trewinah and (:)it.; Valnintath, bUiot ; Clone-ow! ter, l'itt, ‘Val. et ; Glasgow, Mq)onald. ; Liverpool: C- 414 ! druggist ; Leeds, hinns, Holmes ; I>rriry ; ti t'unt Headley ;, Leieestcr, Greg.ory, Swinfisit ; Pitt_ ; eltester, Tm hopspl• Alarg,ate, Bowe ; . Maidstone, Walter; 'ittarlboronNt, ;- Newbury, f :Atiee • castle,,, WA ,}loclgsfat , ; Nurthopw p,. ; k Nen/. ultinf,* ham, Burbage; Norwielt, Stevenson • and Co. ; Done, ; l'_lYttiottik Doiik t i-1 oitland Portsnriutii, Belatn t eading, Smart and Co. Ito:hester, hcrineton ; PiestOn ge.rglit; bltrew btity,s 11,slar ; Stsboid M wt: , organ ; Stamford, Neof:lM ; BOY; •Salisbirty, Co ft ns Bity lev ; 'rangten,'Poo k ' S T un bridge Wells, ; Wells, ; ty,„wmouthi W-ciid . ; Windsor, lilakei.cy ; and h) ail roe eine Vcatigt*, noroittiakts, iu • .n.cry principal 'f'ov .ll in Eity,Lincl, I t:L•lanel, scollautl, and A iticri‘a, who will gratis h ,", With a var:ety ;,tititemk. Documents it pau!;:it nstrZ•vt, Gr sv•iflr-?qtate)i In S C ,be