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a quantity . of hairless, and some wearing apparel, laid as the property of, Miss Horseley. ,appeared, that the horses in• questian were-let to Miss floraley on a job, a Lady; who resid4, rear Shepperton.• The Pti.,oPer Was a kind oil tine. rant de;dcr, ; or , .pedlar, and vended his artieles:fre -41=14 in the neighbourhood of the Prosecutrix. The 'Pri;ionti was observed, by one of the W in' that onitrter day ur twci bc,for , the robbery took i?lace..One morning in the beginning of last month, the cOadonan found the stable s cloor opeii, the two horses, A inch were put in the overnight, gene, a:, cvrll • as the- various ,other articles laid in the in dietment. lr 'appeared, that,in a day or two after the affdir took place, i the Prisoner offered the harness in question, to one of the Witnesses, for ,a guinea and a half ; as also two horses fOr sale, exaffly si. milar to those 'deseribed to have been stolen from Miss HorscleV's stable—he said they were the pre., perty:of his master, a Mr. Hind, of Portland Place, who, .be afledged, had given him the harness, 'and eor t imi.:sioned him- to sell the horses. A Mr. ,Penton, Keeper of the. Dolphin Inn and Stable.yatd, in Wathampton, stated, that. the Pri. sotter,carly in December, sold him a black gelding, which he told him was one,of four which his master, a Mr. Iftissey, had ordered him to dispose of, ache intended to replace them by lour bays : he gave him tiighteun guineas and a half • for the horse in ques. tloh. In about ten days after, Mr. Benton was ahewn a hand.hill 11a,rner, ; respecting the stolen itorsc”:, which convinced him the horse he had pur. phased-from the Prisonqr, was one of them'. •Att inquiry was se: on font, win it appeared that: , his conjeAure,was right, and the horse was given up to the. Coachman of Miss Florsely, and to Mr. Mason, who had originally let them to the Prose. cuttix on hire, and by whom it was duly identified. •The second horse was never heard of. The Learned Judge having summed up the evi. dente to the foregoing effed, .the Jury, after very shortly deliberatwg, pronounced a vetdia of— Gi/ty. Hugh Charles and Hew, Burgess were inditfied for stealing, on the 231 h of - December, a leg of pork, value 4.5. 6d. the property of William Jenkins. It appeared that the Prosecutor 'its a Pork-but cher, in Aldersgate-street. On the above men. tioned day, about twelve o'clock, he sent his ser vant, a very young girl, with a tray, containing two legs of . pork, to the Gentleman and Porter public_ louse, Nicholl-square, in that neighbourhood, the owner of which had purchased one of them. The girl delivered the leg of pork to the mistress, at the bar, which her husband had teleded ; and while this was doing she laid .the tray upon the bar counter. The two Prisoners and another man, it . appeared, were drinking at the bar at the time, and eyed the remaining leg of pork very attentive. ly the Prisoner' Charles took it up in his hand to look at it, and one of the otheri observed, " that it it were baked it would shrink up to nothing." The girl just turned her head aside, when the leg of poll( and the, party at the bar were gone. The alarm was given, and the Prosecutor acquainted with the circumstance ; a pursuit took place, and the / two Prisoners were m e t i n G o ld en .l tine . They 40t1, it type:lto& Airpreti Pruhecutnr guinea to proceed no fulther in the buitless. his be refused, and the Prisoners endeavoured to get away without ere& The above circumstances being clearly proved in evidence, aid the defence of the Prisoners not being of 'a satisfactory nature, true Jury had no hesitation in finding them both Guilty.. , John Illorgart was eapitally.chargeil with stealing: a silver tv.itch, value 31. ,the goods of William. .Smith, in the dwelling-house of llenry Smith. r.Phe.eircumstances of this case, though of a capi... tal nature, were shortly given in evidence. The Prisoner it appeared went into this house of the Prosecutor, in one of the streets near Bethnal Green, and entered a room on the ground-floor, where William Smith, the son of the Prosecutor, and a young man, brother , of the former, were asleep its bed ; the lifting of the latch rather awakened . Ahem, However, the Prisoner boldly advanced, tank the watch 'otr the peg on which it wits hang ing near the bed's he,id, and walked off with it. The elder brother, to whmn the watch belonged, got up, just alarrrird his father, and in his shirt ran after the man ; he overtook him about twenty yard from the hintse, and found the watch in his p,,,session. The matt begged his forgiveness, and he had a wife and two children, who were in want, The Prisoner, an elderly man, made no defence,: -anti Mr. Justice Rooxit observed, that the whole: tilarge was made out - against the Prisoner,: if the . Jniy were of opinion the watch was worth forty shillings. fhe Jury then inspeaed the watch, and after onn. , i(lcting a littk, kind their verdit Chili) , of steal, log to the wane of 394. whlch 'obviates the capital part of the charge. BOW.STRPET.--On Saturday the wife of A re.' speEtable housekteper, in the neighbourhood of Suffolk..street, Charing.crosS, exhibited Articles of the peace against her. husband, in consequence of which. a was rant was issued for his apprehension. About, four o'clock a Constable went to his house the hniband answered the knock at the door, and denied himself to the Constable, but at length ac. knowledged - he %vat she person. The Prisoner cook the Constable into the kitchen, where he went . :itno. ,ft violent passion, ant told his mother he would-do for her (meaning his wife) that night. The. - Pri. potter inquired of the• Constable what time the Ma. giqrate6 would besitting, and, on being.informed sevrno'clock, he declared he would notigO till that time he instantly sei2ed a bayonet from a musket, and told the Constable to keep off, or he would stab him he ran out of the house into Warwick. eared, entered a house, and jumped' out. of the one-pair of stairs back Window, and made his escape. Li the course of` the • evening the. Constable met him by chance in the neighbourhood of the office, when he took him into chstody, and brought him before 1,4 )tv poN Printed by At the SUII.OFYIC BIRTU. On Thursday se'nnight, the wife of lames Woodward, labourer, of St. Helen's, Lancaster, of three girls, who,. with the mother, are likely to do well. Tlw mother is now lit tier Sotl► year, and the lather upwards of 65. 1114 R R LED. On Thursday last, at Ipswich, Joseph Grove, Esq.. or ford. F. ssux ,to MiesC; °kik, tic6t daughter of Major". Generid , Goldie, of Coldie Leigh, near Dumfries. At Edinburgh', on the 3d instant, Dr. Alexander William, son Anstrusher,, to Miss Ileatris johnstun, daughter of Ano. drew Johnston, Esq, of Pittowie. 911 the 316 f Vit. the Rev. - Jal. Henderson, Minister of the Associate Congregation in t}. wick,. to 1‘144 Christian Dick- Sun, daughter or the lute Archibald Dickson, Esq. of INS. sendean Barn.; ()n Wednesday se'nnight, at Earsdon Church, in the County of Notthumberlimd, the Right Hon. LoaDelaval, to Miss Knight. , . . . . • . . the Magistrates. The .wife attended, and stated various ads of ill treatment, and once in particular, ;that he had attelopted,to stab .her:vi;rth a knife.— `I-ic was ordered to be committed .to TothilLfields i I. ! &Hewett, for levant aci d theM3giitriteS i said, Jt, must bring unexceptionable bail before he jwould be libera.ted. - . ; . MA.M.BOROUGH,STREET.—On Saturday Mary. llutchins, the woman whiff "was charged by her daughter with having murdered a child, and.buried• it in Chelsea Fields, was bronght up, to undergo, 4nal examination.; when the Officers who 4.4 d. been sent to examine the' spot Where the '6l iwd . i said the body of the child was buried, , irated,' that no appearance of the kind was visi ble: ; and from the testimony of the Watch-house Keeper, in whose care .Mary. Hutchins the , younger, had been placed, it 'appeared, that she had confessed, while in the watch-houseoliat there was no founda tion for the story she: had fabricated; and that she wasAnduced.to exhibit such a. charge against her father and mother, from motives Of revenged ~ The Magistrates, after much - invearigatiorl # iw length brought this little iniquitous: wsetch tor:take ttislibi lar confession .•in consequence of which the 'woman was diiChtifietl; , , Three. ttin• were charged with stealing a waggon; direr horses - , and thirty-two sacks of coals, the' pro petty of Mr, Dieicins, of-the New Jamaica Wharf. were sent tt.a Gentleman who lives in . Chambers in Lincoln's-Inn, .between four arePftve &clink onSaturday afternoon, when there was-no perten - in the Chambers. The carman Was a ,consider.: able - time - in search of the laundress, to -receive them, and -when he had Found her. hejeturned to,tmload the coals, when he missed the woggoottrid went in pursuit of it •in vain. ,Between , five; and_ six o'clock, as two of the link.boys belonging to Co vent-garden Theatre ' were passing' through the Bowl, yard, Sr. Giles's, on- their way to the Theatre,.they observed four men. endeavouring to carry a sack of coals very aukwardly,. and not dressed .like ..coal heavers; they observing a waggon loaded close by, thought the' men •.'had • not come honest ly by them, and went and gave information to Crokeivone of the Low-street -Patrol, who .proeur, ed‘asiistance, and went. in pursuit of theLwaggt l and .traced it into Duciteridge.street, St. Giirs's, where four Merl were Al,6loAllig it. As-soon as the Officers made their appearance, two of the men who were unloading waggon (who are- supposed to be the original thieves) ran off, and made their escape. The two other men the Officers secured, like wise the, man at whose house the coals were unloading. MANstot•r-floust•—•Saturday fobn Conner was brought' before the '-LORD MAYOR,' charged with offering for sale a quantity - of silver plate, which he tothssed he had brought from the wreck of 'the Ilindidt(an, lost-off Margate cio Thursday. A Pawnbroker in Tooley-street produced the plate, consisting of spoons, ladles, and silver 'forks, with two Midshipmen's dirks, all apparently new, and which the Prisoner offered for sale at his shop, ( In Wednesday, night last, saying he Was one• of the (:rew of that ship, and had lost • every --thing ::that belonged to him. The Pawobtoket doubt ing this story,•gaVe him five shillings, and desired him tO call again.. which he di4 on Friday night. 'Me Prisoner told his Lordship, that what the Pawnbroker said was true; that he was one of the Crew of the ilindostatr, and not being•able toget on shore in the first boat, was- desired by • the Second Mate to takewhat he could match hold of. lie.found this parcel on the gon,deckir and, tools. • it, ...not knowing what it was. A person from the.. Indi*.Hoeise told his Lordship, that several of the' survivors from the trindostan would sliortlY be and Would be.able to ex ,plain this - business. " The' prisoner was therefore re. mandek-• A gentleman named Pt crtt.rv, lately died at Falmouth, leaving proverry to the amount of 40,0001. which he has, thus bequeathed : To Devon shire Hospital, Exeter, tOOOl. ; to the British Mu. KUM, an iron coffin, with his name in.gold letters ; to three Bankers in London, too guineas each, to purchase plate, engraved with hi s name, which is to remain in their families for ever; to a friend ap pointed to see his Will exeebted, too guineas;- to a . Lady, too guineas ; to a stranger. in Ireland. of: the same name, too,guineas ; to the only child of a dc ceased and only brotheot whd.depend- 1 ed on him,.301. per ann. and to.each.of his ! servants 'a like annuity ; to the poor of Sr. George's church, Exeter, 91.. per ann. to be distributed jo loaves and a: shilling for sweeping his tomb-stone,which is to have . this inscription, written by hitnself: s• Here lies the benefalor; let no man disturb his bones." To the pul. pit and desk of the said church, 20. yards of black cloth,trimmed with love ribbancl, with which it is to be hung frit ibe space of six months; at the end of that period he bequeathed it to the 'clergymari of the parish, with hat.b‘nd, belt and gloves ; the like to the cletk and sexton ; to'twelve bearers Ss. each ; to a church at Faltratotho , and to Si. George, Exeter, plate to a large amount, with his name en graved ; to about thirty cousins zolr to go into mourning ; to his sister the reMidue of his fortune, at whose death it falls to a cousin of the same name, DIED. At his house in Prince's-street, Edinburgh, on the 6111 inst. John .'Gowan, Esq. At iruntisland, on the 4th inst. aged 70, Mr. Jamitillut chinvon, ;Vlerch,lnt, there. reedp srocrti ry VZSTtRDAY.• • • , • , • !link Stock tS6I Indio Stock - Navy i per Cent. 99i ton 99.1 South Sea-Stock Per Cent .1197, 10;4 . Exclieq. Pills s. to S. dis. I 6015 per Cent. Fundable ditto prem. 1. per Cent. COIL 86111 - '3d Etchequer Pills dis. 3 per Cent. Red.liii uk olpnium 411 S ~ 3 per Cent. • C an . 70a i 74 Inver. 3 per Cent. 69 . intto Scrip Ditto Ann. Iti' I;ank 1.. Anti. zori dank.for opentng onto Short Ann. 4} India for Acc. )itto Scrii, Cons. for Ace. iifl} la LONDON MARKETS, dec. RETURN.OF WHEAT IN NJAILIC.-LAINM,' By Messrs. CPi t LI) and NI A 1.? AS , EVII.IIII Wei Oen 1 - - , Includiug only front the 3d of. an. to . the Sth.of fan..' - • agreeably to theilew A4l. zo Quarters at tits cd i , x 57 Quatters at s6 , ,i' 6d 9tz . at 61s od i. 2,09 -,—..--. at 5 , ) . ; , d S4O. at SOic,ti '. l ‘ . 523.----- .4 5;; od 73, ' at sgi 6,1 , .59 ----- at s.is o d zsz - it sl. od . 33 -,--,.4.- at . s7s:Gd i ”7, . --,.,---- at 4161110 • 912 -.—..—• at 575 a d ,;tott --- at 46s od Total 51.143 - Qiiartera.—Average.v.: 'sltl. . - 2s. 9:,c1.-lovier than last Return.' • . • .A ItE,TVRN OF FLOUR.,, From ,f.m. 1, to 1:n. 7, from the Cocket Mike. Sacks. 's. d. I Sacks.' s. • I Satks. •s. d. 51 q I 12 4A3, ..5P 0 I 5 0 47 6 81 54 , 0 9' '49 (6 I 165 47 2 53.0 " t. 49 49 o 121 46 o 7 51 0 2572 o 130 .. o • And sz Sat.ks at 445. Total 16,62 Sacks.-r Average 495. 6.1k1. , ds. Id. lovver titan last return. - . ; .• AV,E RAGE PR1,c12.0 - F EN(.;LAND AND :WALES, Ending Wheat ;iii. iyfc. j Barley .25;1i. 4 1 1. "[ Hearts' 345. ltd. Rye. 386.: 4d. Oats 19s, B.d..•Pclise SEEDS. Red Clover (new) - 2cs to r r2s per cwt. I)itto (old) , 35s to kios do. White ditto - - ' —s to —8 do, Trefoil - - . 3os/to 755 per cwt. Turnip -. • ... . . 3133,t0 2ss per bushel. It is-Grass - . 4 5 s tn. 6Q5 do. Rye Criss . - • -28 s to 56s Pi quatter. Carraway .- • - . ' 4os to 445• per-cwt. .• Coriander 04 , 255 to 20 dO, t, , .Canary -tan -' -- ' • los to 9os'elo• Brown' Mustard •Seed' " - . - tss to 23s per bushel . • White ditto • . ... los to •14s ditio.• J 3 road Braid. 7 - - 32s to 46s dp. tOng l'oc6 • ! 26% to 2S do. Rape Seed -. • .. , 321. to 361. per last. yiticii. 'of , 11()Vs. 4 . BAGS. , . PciCKll).3. Kent, 91. r,!.. tn'til. 4s: ''' Kent, Yol. (is, to 121, os. ' Sussex, 91. 01. to lot. 16S; StISSeX, 101- 4'). to 111. .45'. EUCX, 91. 4,5. tO 101. 105. • ,F.aftilldill, 1.1. to 161. 04. Duty, 1441 4t.,,C. ,---. . Sl\ll'l'lll.l El.!) MARXET, lari. 17. To Siuk the stone of 81h. Beef, is. 6d.: to 6s. Veal, 65.. 01. to B , i, 4( 1 . Mutton, to'6s. 4d. Pork, ss. od. to 6s. el. Limb, .os." to os. pd. ' • HEAL) o CA LTLL Tiits 0.4 Y. Be4litSiAbblit 20V0-. 4ritt I.,:1111)* NEWCATE and I.EADENIIALL MARK Ev. Betf, 3s. •to se. A'esil,• 54. oa r t 0 ,74. Mutton, 44. 4d, to S s. 1 t .Poric, sh, ad.- to 64.0 d. Lamb, ,s. to ?e. od. PRICE, OF LEATHER (per It.) AT I.F.ADENIIAI.I.. Butts, 5o .to 5561 b. each - ' . - ,t 961. to , 2gd. Ditto, (so to °sib. t:Ach" . . . 274. to 23d. 1 1 / 4 1ercliant$' Backs-, - ... - . tgtt. •to VA: Dmaing Hii.l.Js, - . . ttld. to 19,1. I' ilt.il c:tOtt: /1 iiiitCs. . . . .. tsid, .10 2 os. Cr IF fldes for eitilos - - - 1 91! f 0 2 ..!6. Fla Ottlloar ' .':, '!.. . • . . r 7 -51,.• to n 4. .Z... 4;t:".., .0J IV vrilb• VU! ) ) .....10, ..", • 4 4. t. :::0.1. Ditto, so to 7814. ' ,, 27(1. to , ,) "111 ,• I..)itth, 770 to SOY.. - . , 26(i. to 28a. Snail Seals (Greenland) 381.1. to 4od. per lb. , I Large dirro t , , --. loos. to telos. por,Dozen, Tanned tlor4e Hides, i'3;. to 31,5. per Ilidti. Goat Skins : - - --s. to -.-s. -per Dozen. O '1 St. inniestil\farket Clare Marl.cdt 7641. I'ALLOW, TownTallovi . 79s. od. Russiatio. (Cana) 69i. 775. Rtledlit tto. (Soap) Gys. 7os. Melting Stull' 6:s. Ditto rough Cs. Graves 165.-oci, Good I)rpgs los. :tied, ii6i.`:--Curd, ges. 1245. od.--t-111ou1dt, l 3 s. ad. WhitecillleiAlarket per'stotv:: ZA'SI!). ------- 135. lad, AVCrillge price 43. ltd. Yellow l;oap, /35.--Mot 1' rice of eitialks•f4lr tioien, St. IA MES's HAY MA`RKf T, Jun. r 5. flay ? 41. os. ad. , to 71. 7*. b(l,--Aver. 51. ( 'l. Stro.w, 11-16*. ad. to 21. 3s. 641. —Aver. ti. 19S. 6(1. WHITECIIAPEL MießlCr'r, Jan. ts. Hay, 51. os. M. to 71. 75. od.=—Aver. 61. - 3s. 4.2lwicr, 61. Joi. od. to 71. 155. Oct.—AVM 71. 2a. 6(1. stiaw, il. 18s, od. to zl. 63. od. --Aver. 21. 2-3 'this fly watiollhlished, price 4s. 'VHF, SECOND A Rl' of a TRih:ATISE 011 tie B ATI-1 'tVATE tfktr edi n4l Potwrs in Uener.il ;,'.iinsi„portivt ! Aiulbriz....o.iftv t .4l...to to the Cure of Dyspepsia, Goot s .Alicomatistn,liLti.dize lticl Liver Complaints, ChlorosiS, CutancOtruptions, Sc we By GEORGE SMITH GIBBES, M. F. R.S. . Late Fellow of Mltgdihiti , Cotltsgevqtrfer ritrie ft-no-Wl7f the Royal Mcidit,lalir?4c4y,at.Egirrititirgh, Bath Printed by atiirst)Td . hy 'an the Ilook sellers in Bath ; indbitOoliiitsdni,!Vrittdditt Of whom may he ha4l4upticevs.. pr.. First Trea tise, containing a eherpical Analyr ? is of die . ftatti Wateq. r. ANN ULT.,X, 6,(.:Uicy OPtiCE, ' • No. 7, Cecil - Street, MANA • Perstiill 'cie Annuities for Life only, fregficeitli , liinit , feenniary cmbairass, ment' for the want of,.a.temporary,Sittn,of Alutiey ; tioin the long established and respeaable eoßnexion of ME'LVI,}~LE and Co. in'the above pnits - siort; rhttrverY.oPutent persons' they are enabled to neeeciate anydnimcdiaWtoanettorWOne Hundred Pounds to Ten 'l housand. rutintini upon I n come* arising frinn Estates, HOUscs,. 1‘ 16.6 ey ve" iii' the 1311 in the narnt'a Trtists,•eithei Up- Wilt or ' Settlement 'Clog tilen's Livings, .& c. in all caStis the Borrower will have the privilege of returning thu Principal, a_t ,n wi,t) the greatest secrecy anddispardi. Mtn' Six t o Tin YeiPt Pur chase for Redeemable Annuities,_ and, front 'fell to Fifteen Years for Annuities for the Lives ot rurchasers.. Church Livings avid Esl!it::s, Sol./by 'Pri;z.ite Contiaet. i Officers'.H.idt-pay,. :and Widows.' Pensions receivid,. Pesonal applications ate reecivesi ti4ily till Four o'Clock. No Letters can be answered Unless lost -paid. N. B. Agents ter Institing.Ll4et: J .MYFOD, 14014TGONTEIttSTIIRE. TO' BE SO L 'fly A'tZIVATSICO-NTR A CTI QUNDRY Vaituible FREEHOLD. FARIYIa" anti kJ • LAND, situate in and adjoiningto the fertile. Vales of MYtniA•and G oil stield„ in the County. orMontgerncry,,ln the tolloiving Lots : ' " • - LOT 1.. A FA RNlfini.the Occupation ,ot Sanniel*Fale, containing 330, Acres of thereabouts . , ca led FFIt YN FARM, in_ the Vale cit "Nlyfod, held under a - Lease which hii to Yealretti run fienn liatip:day, 1'i833 The noihtings itO id good Repair, and rci he kagt, and left so by the Tenant. LOT I. A FARM, in the occupation of johnlones, in the Parish of M) fod, containingJo3 At; res,•as 1 unaurate)V ill. Lot 3. A FA RNLI in the, Parish of Goilsfield; contain ing t 42 Acres, held' ti?'rohn •Whittingliatni under Lttse 110 7 - terrninable at I,ldy v ,day,:itiog,.. on six Months. Notice... , • Lot 4.'A FARM,„en.,the said Parish ui Guilstietd, tabling 88 Acres,.heltrbyl , . , hit Levis,Tenant at Will , - The above Fartifs'are verb iinproVeable, tha.Lanth- in eal% Lot lit conveniently togethgc, antlthey have a Rig b tof mon up94leAtensac.,Wiste Lands adjoining, the:River Vernicw runs . rKtisitgif the My toil state. Tile Houses upon the :whole — are iirgOeilltepair, and there is Tintbertin the different • Pits inee...qaan slinky:tit to keep dual,. ao. - Further l'atticul'a`fs - nny be had b Aplilic at.rri to Mr. Matthews, of Sheldettelnot Me•Ars'. Pernnaton and Coup land, in Shrewsbury. , T1 -1k impetuosityN49 vorPni4446)'ir)7ti;tlie°tiieli'c°l;4-cl" (fence of General Gaiety, ;mist" involve a conEidrablet portion of the CrimriumltY•' in the saitibranee:of tirose•Oisut ders which are destined to be the punishMent of genec. And since:the tithe of Monkish superst:tion, no hlarne has attached. to Medical. Prattitioners for the exertions of ,kill in the removal of the , ,ie Complaints. As Medical ability caning "therefore be more usefully (at respettably eiriplrlyed, it is pirly necessary to intlYirc where it may be most dectitVely depended upon. .„CertiiinlY not among those who rush without cyliteatori into ewe of I:sco4:pion Slaughter, but .n'ong' ihow, who, 'alter regular initiation, uonverge their est:atoll.; to one point, and concentrate skiki in the study . and .treat vent of une . branch. Mr. 'M EE, Member:Or the .ROYAL' cou..r.uii of SURGEONS at London, and formerly Surgerm' in the ARMY,. was entitled to wtkc this SeleCtion,, and, with this sandlot% Of imprecedented sti.:ecss for TEN Y EARS PAST, he ()Oils' restoiat ion in Cases where, tits: must eminent Pror 4 • titionen have failed, An insirtions Disorder may he controlled in an unguarded moment of Plan of Cure, pain is ine vL,iited, po.isibiiity of d.ing,er is prt•eluded, .endthe slit it lien is HI n merely unimpaired,. but absolutely irn proved by `this process • The suarings of this °Complaint are, lior , ever, coiriparM with the consr tptcncei of that rk - stritet.v,. ; r a t which Onira suffered death; To those wikase tosclt, ,o-aceplitife of tl# rtireery whielfl4tis perni‘insie, Habit 11:13 c:itionert,:irmay tie sonic Consol.xtion to Lio',v, by per perseverance the incost - :deplbrable De:iilitv may ba re 111,0Vtd,. • And when the tone of the fibre is in the slightest degree rc. ,taxed,. from resider.cein a warm Climate, too much " r im:* Or the IFNI 61 free living, riniely will stop toe progtest of that Debility which might otherwise tend to the most 14411 Disorders. M r. tires: may be consulted by either .Sex, with inviolable secrecy, at his House, No. 29, *Arundel-btu:et, Strand,' near Tem vle-bar. . All. Letters arc expect to inclose One Potiel Noe. . rt") Tlit)NiAs F.; 4' Lott, N‘). 9, New Bridge-Street, I.Onclon, . 1 • - tione u red Sir, Editiburioi, Mai - 4;103, 1804. 1 I.3J:C leave to inform . you' - that ever' § tncc the year 17:40, I have been itillietett with: the Lue.s.Vene -1.=4;: Whiy:hi front its .obstinatoly resisting every colim: of VITSCI ' I4i;tI by; the ovhn . eiiiincur ofthe hHctakty here,' and undergoing seleral :severe courses of saliVaticm. and twice discharged frobt. the with littl , ;' . v 74 1 . 1 9 wotild appear to h e o f ,th e most inrcterAte isaturei :it; t, .4 sprint; or last year' my taso,rder ha rot' tie stietr4 head, - ;is nearly to OW a pdriod.' twiny existertee—l had a l'acte2til.za • on lite crown of my [NO, tine on each arm, . and y less were broke out in a friiil i nfut manner ; my liaitiful, and hail ent in a state of iikeiirtion enet - ho laic beyett7years ; my lea had also. two::large..nodes "vit. was ,v,cry . nnich discoloared, and gate rue eat:n.l;l4o - pihn, pirtien tarty wheii aS nearly 't , ./ pde rive Me of rest; ill • CliS i.l . lll.3ltatict 4tatd, I was „recent ineuded. by' Mr. ). Tho:nissuti, .(who received 7,9 great,* cure be them - here;, to, take your Lealte's Parent I'sl:h. :)egaii to cr,, oit thy' 26th of May• ; in the COUICIA , of a tOrtnight, t hs=glin to receive benefit •-in little 1110/0 than a month, the ulcers on my ,herd ;and arms were souttilly heale..l-- . -seOn after, the sores 00 toy legs • healed also; teaviq, however, cons:cierable discoloutation in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by theslt:s -hng of God, and a little, longer pers:.‘Trance in your 111Va— su.ablc Medicine, subsided; the - nodes dispersili t i, the skin regainin its natural hue, end the mielurnal pains y Plng oil. 1 thus became, by your liberal ativke and Me dicine, pertettly free from all. - rny . forrner cotrtllrlaints - have recovered my former spirits eta strength, snit atmhe corne jolly and tat, in which state havingcontinued :nary trtvptlis TO the astonishment of all who knew ins , 1 ant-at a lOSS in what terms to • express my gratitude,' bus i)egyou, tor the good 0. other surl4-drig inortsisi..tp.. make . tnis.;rriv .care iis publi c as possible, 's'hail,• OA' 0) , 0, 1, 'ail so 'doing, you will greatly 4140, your f7T-t!4: ObettlielA, very' Itiamble servant; A L'E X. MG.LaKE it. Swan's Close High-street, Edinburgh. Close, to the above Cure: Titompsiin, No. '3, NeW Poultry .Market ;• ands' il N • ros it, Old Assemhly,Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Soil by the sole Proprietor, IRON A.is v I.OR, Member of the Royal College of Sur. owls, at his Rouse, No. 9, New Bricio-street, London; where, after ii constant residence of more than thirty.siX year s , in a pradice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that invii,dable secrecy - which mina his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an - autv:uttage domattainable and void of all ambiguity.. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience at those living at a distance, at the Perfunter's, No. 35, Ft. Alban's.stfeet, ; the Toyshop, 40.. soj. Ox ford -street ; Mr. Disborough's, Nu. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, onion -row, Little Tower hill • Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, lidinburgh; Mr. Mac- Glasgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one. person in every considerable town inGre.d Britain and . I re tard, in Boxe; of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with lOU and plain directions, whereby persons of either ~rkfx Mar cure themselves with ease, speed, sccrecy, , sinst safety.. N. rt. Every Box sohl in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by 'favour of the :Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp-Oilice—". T. Tayl9r, Nu. 9, New mutate which is Felony, and all oaten are Counterfeits. COUNTRY MARKETS. I.:X.Bit The Corn-Inspeaor's Return, on Thursday, lan. 53. Wheel', per load, 14t. 03, to (}.ts . 24ri. 10 283. 101. p. Beans - 345. to 4e..5.. New dato, —s. to Pease 40. to 44i. flArley, per guar. to. to 275. impr9ved PEDOIVI ETE ft; or WA Y., ISE. It, wl4ll when worn in the Pocket, Ascertain 4 the distance the Weger - walks (price Two Guineas). by .SPEC It• and "PE RKINS, Wutt.:ll-inakeri4 No. tisi West End of Newgate:street (reinoved froni oil account of the Improveutents there); who tov near thirq years have fiaricated these viachines ;. and though th e y c l o not craint the Invention, it being alinoit ;As' ancient as Pocket Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowledge•have been so rude in their shape, intonvenient in wearing, and incorrect t in their performance, as to have been soon raid by as usele.. Thk, which they take the liberty to offer td the Publir is elegant in itself, most conveniently used, perfectly coriAt; and, what is desirable its ail Machille.t‘ fropcy,, excpeding che'it► l not liable.t o h e uut 'Ol (Ade:, and iS'!i Most atrtusinA Cun►(iattiau w PentleMeil, who are fond of Walking and Shoot Mg, Fluttering themselves the great - I rnproyetnent lately made has Carried it to its ultimatum; they bike this method of making it public, to se,cure tv thernselyej at least the 61, 1 14 thereot, having been materially injured by PlagiaristS who have copied their Machines, and passed them off to Gentle. mien as their own Inventions, though at znitehlitgher prices, ,and very, interior wurk. A CAUTiON. T ° the PLblie.—Whereas the GERMAN LI. QUI!) for cleansing alai heatitif)ing the Top!! or Boots; saddlt.b ? &C. lh counterfeited And imitated, by PcrsulllS vending it to Shops to sell retail, tne , irtlY and oriOnatProPrietor forms the Public, ais not to tr.: had-at arty Place in the United Kingd.nn, wholesaie, but At his tic./124c, No 119, Cite/I/nide, London, where it is sold in any Apiantity. Shoernatv r4 , Saddlers, lee, %visiting to sell hit said Article, may depend on not itiVing it g1:1111iigi of any Hawker ' • they are th ere fiira requested to send a Line, ost-psid, which will be direaly attended to, eith er f r o m fuwp 'or ‘Country..----The k to perties of this invaluable Liquid need no Pull' to set 'it' OW,' one trial will be proolpositive of its singular OW on Le - withoin injuring it ; puiSessing an opposite quality, that of riOuriShing and preserving, 'which is what no oilier Liquid ever was known. to possyss. wlkoles,ile, 2s, per cozen—letail c ts. per Bottle— te imh.id at Win. Wright's, .No. 119, Cheapside, London. N. 11. All Persons selling the stud Liquid retail, are re quested to send their Names and Residence,. WI the Proprie tor intendi advertising their respedive !louses in this and other Papers, so that the Public may not he imposed on with injutious spurious trash, instead of the'real yeti uille Liqui of MICHANA N M'MII.LAN, tot row_Streer, covenr_GArcien,; and PubliShrti bY t 1.1.1•14 Agmtcrit. Sett IP] , 2,- (of South Motion-street, Grosvenor -square); t o No. Itz 4 $/rawd; velierc Aitwertisetnegli t 0,41 4 for the Paper, Lauri for the tEditgr, &c. (trat-twid) ; inv“ be addrcs4ed. ~ I~'. flumßi TH T o -M SIIE Li tlr. the I %nu►imtc taller or t.tte. The 1 Pantort on F on S TIC tict tte Th e H 4,0006., T° .44 • • , ; ..~~..- . tol In tt o ic, On Will t 1) n in th I' art E earn +.t let Ri 110,1.1 -.Not 0' in • ,471' • "?4 9n ~ _y ' Toi rnos Pap an I thf;i 11 Ger nut, 11 thal llitit 240. , Sea wit ens I. et 3 1 11.1 C h Are cot an