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.« WO Eia N . SHE 6 P.S HE A RING. W EDNESDAY, JUNE 15. E morning proving unfavourable weather,'. the Ploughing Match between. the 'Norfolk and R ot he_ rein Ploughs was deferred, as well as the Show, of Nt.w Ittillettieots of Husbandry ; and the morning was in consequence passed in The Sale ofSouth lYwwn Ewes, which went offin the fated 31. each ; and the Theaves fetched On an average six guineas ; the Prize Wethe.rs killed were viewed, those se. l e ßed for julgment, were one belonging to Mr. COWLEY, one to Mr. BITURY, and one to Mr. EARL, the decision to he made by the rudgos to. oinlerow. The Company aljourned to Dinner with rather an increase cif nunibers. After Dinner the occupation was the Letting of S•wth Dnwn Ram, which went off briskly--four ar the price of 40 guineas. Lord BRADFORD was the suecessful Candidate for one favourite'; for ano. eter there wt-re fourteen Candidates. This was fol. lowed by a Sale of South Down Ewes, some lots of whicbbore a hetter . ptice than in the morning. In addition to the names of yesterday, we ham to add those of Karl DARNLEY, kart of WI N- C.1111.5A, Lord SomEAvELLE, Lora jcinasTort, Lord TALBOT ' , NQRTHEY, Mr. TYawttlyr, Mr. NlostLY, 'Mr. HANoN, Chevalier 'Eon - L. cit"NTZ. the Secretary to the Swedi , h Embassy, and tfe American Mihister, 1111 r. EL LstAN, of Sussex, Mr. A;qillY, tint Mr. HONEYBURN, of Leicester shire., THURSDAY. The m4ning began with the Sale of Hereford and Devon Cattle, and a Second Show of Leicester 'tarns. An adjournment was then made to Craw Icy Earn, to in,ped a Ploughing Match. The follow ing started : Powv Each rurrow. Depth I 1464411 ir.cties 1 inches. Cwr. Mr. Cowlcv's Double-furrowed Ploudt, Three Horses - Mr. Wilson's Northurnberisnd Plout:h, Tw, l lorsts - - The Duke's NorfolkYlough,Twe fl &lees - - Dr. Muguire's Bedfordshire Plena, Two Horses - . 7t j Air P3t low 'sh.,,lfordshirePlough, Two 11 , -)ries • -J 21 Mr French's Norfolk Plough, Two Horses - - Sol 13 * Mr. Salmon's New Plough, One - Horse . -' 1 ti f 1 4 I toi N. B. The Power or Draught was measured by a Spring Machine, in Lwt. Mr. WlltiC and Mr. BIiCKLET: appointed ludges. Returned to the Fartii to view the Implements of Husbandry, 6f %%hid) the newest seemed to be .a Thrashing Machine by means of beaters, those , hitherto invented being by sque'zing. Mr. Ids. .11 , rx also produced a New "fhrashing Machine, which operates by passing the straw over a large cylinder with holes in it. The Company'at Dinner were not - quite so nu merous. After Dinner the Prizes were declared For the best Wetlwr, to Mr. Earl, of fiallington, the Cup, value Twenty Guineas. Next best Walter, to Mr. Bithry, of Bedfordshire, the Cup, value Five Guineas. for the best Theaw, to Kr. i. Pullen, Teti Guineas. For the next best, to Mr, J. bucket, Five Guineas. For the best Roar, to Mr. Western, of Felix Hall, Essex, Five Guineas. The best Sheep-shearer, John Mason, Five Guineas. Second best, Jos. Bantuld. Third best, Jos. Huntley. His Grace gave, " Prosperity to all Improve. ments in Agriculture." The Prize in Ploughing was decided in favour of the Duke's Norfolk Plough, worked by the ,of Crawlcy farm. The Prizes for next year were proposed, which do nut tillfer ssenti;llls 7 from the above. The Duke theftdrank to " Our next Meeting." Mr. COKE proposed 1 lis Grace's Health, with three times three, which was ieceived with loud approbation. The adjournment was then to the Faros, for the -Letting of Leicester Rams, .and concluded with the. Sale of Devonshire and Hertfordshire Heifers, and young Bulls.—The beauty of the day, and the, Ploughiog Match, at a little distance gave the Park the appearance of a Fair, M r . SALNIoN's Plough, although as yet brim, fed, bids fair, in principle, to be kf much itdvan. tage,!.being.calcUlated to destroy ail fri4inn except that which is pthduced by cutting the xartb., I L AIV 17 Z. , PO RT, COI; Ps? 01. KISIG'; BENCH, I LYN! t 6. THE XING v. PHILLIPS, AND OTHERS. The Defendants, Phillips and Shipman, stood con. vitled: Of a conspi ra cy,, to Charge Capt. Bosworth, of the, Ship ,friadni, , with the murder of - his .cabin hoy, while, the Ship lay. off Demerar a, in America. Our Traders will recolled.our report • of this case, which was tried the Sittings after last Term. It .was then in evidence, that the Defendants were :part raf Capt. Bosworth"v' Ship's crew, and sail. `ed with him from Liverpool to Demerara: There they broke out into mutiny, and in revenge for the Captain's chastiSement,hen they came home, they sent a lettir to the Admiralty, accusing him of hay. ing cruelly beat the Cabin boy, of which treating he - shortly after died. Upon this accusation Capt. 13osworth was indicted for murder, . tried at an Ad... mitalty Sessions,, and acquitted. The Defendants were then indiUed and convided of the conspiracy. Mr. GAR ROW, on behalf of the Prosecution,.mL dressed the Court, arid prayed a severe judgment.— Ile said, if the judgment of the Court could reach even their lives, considering the atrocity of their offence, he should pray it withput reluelanee. As Phillips stood also convitled of a perjury, he hoped the,Court would use their power against.him to its extent, and relieve this' couirtry from:Such a wretch for seven years. .The Prisoners were - then remanded, and ordereil to be brotight up again. the list Monday in Term. PLOUG 111 NG AI ITCII. AT it trial inade at Burnham Wyke, in Essex, Mr. COKR of Norfolk', Plough was •-adjudged the Prize, in 4 competition against all England. When . the decision was read at' the late Woburn' Meeting, Sir JOHN SINCLAIR offered, it Mr, Cox Would extend the bet tit so guineas to Scarland, to accept of it for the year ensuing ; that Plough to be deemed the best which shall, with the least torce (riot more titan a pair of horses to be usetl), plough half an acre of land in the best manner. The trials to be made on light land at liolkham; on loath ar. Bora. ham Wyke ; and on strong land at 'Woburn, so as to incIP.IC the principal varieties - of soil, and in order that as many persons as possible ma y witness such useful experiments. The challenge was readily accepted, and the issue will probably determine a much disputed point in Agriculture, whither . Wheel or Swing Plmighs ought to' be preferred, or what are the different: sorts of SOils for whiCh each is best calculated. Tunbridge Wells never, at this period of the season, abounded with ..more fashionable Visitors; amongst the numerous arrivals we notice, ' • 'i'l►w. Duke and MAU:hes* Qt' bltev. Mr. , and Mrs. Benson " Ruchnil . - Maj.:lGeri, and Mrs. Murray Sir W. and Lady jemintliam Mr. and Nlrs. G. Gordon • I.lily I')lievor Mr. and Mrs. H. Baring , i-riii. Nel son Mr. and Mrs. Vt.:l..th T . , tly rm a xvar Rev, Mr. and Mrs: Olive Lally Ilowver and rairkily Capt. and Mrs. Bess fI rf tir,iger.4aily Luvan : Car and Mrs. Broke A-. I.otheringbani ! Mr. Cumberland sir lames and Lady !!urges •Mr. and Mrs.C.Cumberland, S;i:itii:icrt and Lady Synge &c. lie. The Baths are nearly , completed, and will be •Yently in a week o ten days. LON/ION: Piinted by BUCHANAN 1 I.IIILI.AN, (oFilow-Strect, Covent-Garde ll atu t A t the Sy 14.0} ?IC 114 No. 1 12, Strand ; whcre Alive rti Orneat3,-() rde n 6 SKIP firs S. GAVESEND, JUNE 16. Passed by—the Mercury,S till , trout St . Vincent's ; Orphan, Bidlake, from Barcelona;. Hawke, ---, and Thomas, "fltoinpson, from Norway. Sailed—the Duckworth, Wake, for formica ; New Bruns wick, I\latltews, for Moduita ; Jetmy, Scott, for Gibraltar; Vein Gebruders, GOILIS. for Antwerp; and Fdrtuna, Osbor t ;. for Elsinore. MARA lAD. • on Monday last, at tiradlord, Yorkshire,. Jacob 11. Esq. son of Sir NtradsWOrth Busk, Bart. .to Migs'„Martha Dawson, daughter of I . Dawson, Esq. of Royds-Hall, pine . County. Oh Tuesday morning, last, a t St. . George's, 113nover square, Captain Langford, of the Navy, to`Aliss Rainsbot tom, of Windsor. On Wednesday last, at Dagenham, U. C. Boisragen, 4)1 . 13ai1t, to Miss Eanshawe, only daughter of john G. fan- SliftWO, of learsloes, in the County of Essex, Esq. D1b1). On 'Thursday last, at Kentish . Town, Miss It..pworth, daughter of Mrs. 'Color, of Halton Garden. SIR JAMES MARRIOTT ELF.'GANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, rich INDIA OkNAMENTS, CHINA, , GLASS, LINEN;.PRIN t's. and numerous Curious and Valuable EFF ECTS. • TO BE SOLD .BY AUCTION, • By . Mr. SHUT TGEWOR On the Premises, Twinsted4iall, near aalstind, Essex, By .Order of IN Executors. • Sonic time in JULY, After the •Sale of the Estates, A mosT excellent Assemblage of tIOUSEHOLIS FU I U E, beautiful Colleetit.n - or Antique and Modern Chioa, tine ,Linen, large Counterpanes and-ra lampoes, a capital Tittle , Piece, in ,a superb burnished OW Case., India Toilet, Boxis, rose-wood and ivory Est:futon's; Chinese Figures, &e. in good preservation - Hine valuable MahOgany Library Book-cases of tine wood ; threi Day Clocks in Mahogany C ases , Di a l s, .a Trop.xt of CAr's Manufattory,' handsome Marble Wine- C4terie.; Fire- A tins, a Gig and Harness, &c. the property of Sir JAMES MAIt R ( I' , Deceased, • • Late Judge o f the,High Court or Admiralty, - .&c. The Furniture comprises Four-post, 'Tut, and - Couch ' Beclste ids', with fine Chintz, Vottun,.Dimity, and other t ur tures, and Window,Cortain to correspond; prime. ~easonod Golso and Down Feather-Beds, -Mattrasses, superfine lat4e Blankets, excellent' Cabinet. Work, in BoOk.cases, W ard rob.:s, double ati single Chests of DraWits, Commodes, Bureaus, Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tables, a Sideb.iard. Table, mahogany aud Japanned Chairs, arid Sofas, in Mo rocco, and Sattinet Seats. large l'i c r an di Dressing Glaseets, Fire Screen, Turkey, Brussels, and..Witton Carpets, a capi tal Oak Mai le, Stoves, Kitchen Requisites ut every dew mination, &c. May be viewed three days previouS to the Sale, when Ca. taiNuas may be had of the.Exectitors, the. Rev Gray, at Twinstedjialt ; and Mr. Meddowcioft, No. 6, floibrii- Court, Cray's lon ; on the Premises e at the George; I I al stead ; Rose and Crown; S u db ur y ; Whi te Hart, Braintree - iliacklioy, Chelinsliard ; Red Lion, Camhridge ;.Ymk Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; anti of Mr. Shuttleworth,.N 0. 17, Austin. Friars, near the Royal Exchange. Slit JAMES MARRIOTT. CAPITAL FRF.EI-10L1):11ANSION, PLEASURE. , GROUNDS, and FARMS, ESSEX. TO BE SOLL) BY AUCTION; . By Mr. SHUriI.EWORTH, At Garraway's" - - Some time in JULY (NIE X r, of which Notice will be given, By Order of clic Executors and Trustees, - • • Together, or in Lots, as may be thought ni o st e li g ibl e , un less acceptable offers are made in the mean time by Private Contra THE MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR, of, Twi NST E I), with the Rights, Quit-rents. and Im munities, belonging to the same, together with the Mle!ving very valuable Estatei4 comprising together about 730 . Acres, the Residence of Sir JAMES :11A It MOTT, Deceased,. Late judge of the High Court of Admiralty, called • 'l' W 114 ST I , 1) HA L L,;. most excellent and spacious Faintly Mansion, 'presenting three. fronts of a neat and elegant 'stile of Archileiture, decorated with handsome stoke pillars and pilasters, with enrichci capitals and ovnainents of Code's i‘lanufadure;'coinnianding'4, delightful and .tetited sittuttion,. in the ventre of beautiful and extensive Lawns aoillloorish. ing Shrubberies, disposed-with taste and judi.ltnesit: tin shelter and embellishment, ailioding on. all a I the most pic tUreSque, a s uti varied.prospeds, over a highly c ut . tivated and romantic C ountry ; the distance troth Luntbifs4 Miles, - from Haiste.Ol• six, and twin Sudbury hive, Which Borough, the late eminent Proprietor reptesented in tWO Pap. liaments. ' The Mansion Colltditlii excellent - airy Bed. chambers, Servants'-rooms, DJC6SiTI4.CIOiCtS, and every desiraite con_ vertience and accommodation ; an elegant suit of principal Apartments, splcious I.thrary, two handsome „paved En. trance-Halls. and a Most complete and extensive arrant.e. rent of Attached and Detached Domestic Offices ; capital arched Wine, Beer, anti coal Cellars' • produ - ciive KirCil:ll. with lofty Walls el:Atilt-4 with hew Frdit, Trees, Fish•Poilig, Orchard, 41;c:ko. The 'House is. seated about one milt from the - High-road, surrounded by about :3, Acres of remarkable rich Lan.i. .56 Acres of winch 4ri thriving .IVoods, allinding lent cover for Game, with which the Country alxmis, .nd interseded with delightful rural Walks. 11 ith a large de. cached Cottage or Steward's House, c,kpital Farm and Rick. Yards, Barns, . Coach, and Cart-lodges. • Stabling, • Cow. House, Granary, and Out-Buildings ut every description. Also the following compact Farms--Lost House, compd. sing 7o Acres; Ball's, 84 Acres; Nukes's, 44 Acres ; &oho's, Acres ; Twinsteci-Hall Lodge, go Acres ; Cale). etosb. 107 '4c.res ; and Lorkyn's, Acres, of excellent Arahle, Meadow,'Pasture, Hop, and Wood- Land,• lying, with a tew trifling exceptions, within a Ring-tence, and in the highest state of Cultivation; with large Farm-Houses, Yards, Barns, Stabling, and Out-Buildings, part, in 'Hand, and t h e remain der on Lease, at Rents amounting to . . ' TWO fIUNDRE.D and NINETY-ONE POUNDS, per Annum: May be Viewed with Tickets only, which; with Particu lars; may bo 'had of the Executors and Trustees, the Rev. _Robert Gray, Twinsted-Hall ; and Mr. Meddowerott, No. 6, HOlborti-Coutt, - - Cray's•lnn ; and of Mr. Shuttle worth, No. 17, Austin-Friars, near- the Royal Exchange, where Plans of' the Estates may be Sten. Printed Particulars will also be delivered 2• days previous to the Sale, at the George,ll.lstead ; ItOse and Crown, Sad. bury ; White Hart, •Braintree ; Black Buy, Chelmsford ; at. Garraway's ; and-the York. Hotel, Bridge-street, Black-friars, SIR 'AMTS MARtoorr. LIVE snd , DEAD STOCK, I , 'ARXIINC; and GARDEN . ' U7I‘F.NSILS, .•. • TO BE SOLD w ,iUcTION, By Mr. SI-IU rILEWOI( 114 , • sonic tune in [ULY NE T, On the Premises', .Twinstki Hall, near Halstead, Essex, After, the Sokol the .Estates, By Order of the Elt ECUTOKi,` rrIIE valuable -anti.• iery . - useful Live and Did Stock; l'aryning Utensils, Garden Took, two beintifol Peacocks, - and et et:, the Kroperts , of Sir James Marrlott; deceased, -34tc Judo, of ttte High Court of Admiralty, &c. The Live Stock consists 01 ten fine strong draught Horses, two promising Colts, fifty-one Sheep, forty Larnns, breeding and store Pigs, Poultry; - Spaniels, ..Puinters, &c.. The peat Stock, d;:y. &c. comprises two capital load W'aggons, an excellent c-1 ...arvebt Waggon, two tirther :Car rjages, one Town Cart, three TuitC)iers, and two 1141 f Cart S, Ploughs, Hurrows, a Four•toor stout Iran Landtol.; ltr Oak. rlitto . , LatAl 'Oakes, mil deseriptivas a. 1141m.b, anct I'lllomile:its of li - uch navy, Alca.low an:t Clover Hay. sitykli - pared at flops, Wheat. Odts, RarlZ-v. lt_Ans, and other Seeds; a large quantity of Oak and rfil..; isliber, in blacks . , Flooring Aoards, Planks, Battens, Sc4tli)l.ling. new Gates, Posts, 4nd R till, ladders. Fire-wood, l'ag. , "oti. • A - variety or Carpenters' Tools, Colours, the usuli as:.orr merit nt . Gitnteit Tools, Nlelon Frames, .11.onl I.4;itts, Iron and Stone Garden kullers, Garden Seats, be. 8.;.• ' Flay be viewed three days previous to the Sale. wh: . n Ca talogues may be had of the Ex.fciltors, the itcV. I(•.hett Gray, Twinsted-HiII, Mr. Mcdcluwcrolt, ; ; pp the PretniseV at the (,cur t ;., Italstead: 'ltriSet:it Crown; S;uttutry'; Litaintrr: ; 'Mick qpy,...C:;epo•,tord, ; •(.1 Canibrilge Vint; Hatel f ; asru of Mr. Slit.otiewo!th, NO. 17, Austin 1' Ours. l'itt)lisbytt by Itt NI I .lt Ne.tc.Lti Srm:rrs, 17t:;. - 9r the Paptr,‘ Lille: tilt , ► he Ed):4F.• •-,- Apr , tc;; riltitt be alfsirrsrti. N .‘ For TLIOUS COMP 1. 1 NTs and DISORD:ItS 01 the STOM:iCiI aria 110 W E Dr. JANIES's ANAL:EP-al: PILLS. • r j" -v rIF. Excellence of these POP; as a fie Pur• gative, and as a general Preservative of Hsi,iith, by assisting Nature in the due Diieltargd of the aniinal firms, has established their Reputation as a Me.licine of the first Importance. - They are admirably cal...itlated for Dis• orders or the Stomach and Bowels •• for Versons of a Gouty, or a ItheumatieDisposirfone as W4ll as 1 "' those i wiiose Constitutions have been by a to, - , adlivi: or aro sedentary Life; or by a Residence in hot • They Ard' likewise particularly serviceable in 1-lead.Ajics, occl.! shined by Indigestion, and in removing the bad etreZts of free. Living; as also in preventing' Palsies aiid A popL sit s, so often the Consequence of Intemperance. • The Tendency of these. Pills is- to open the Pores by Ni.ght ' and the Body by Day : they_ ta-zireover promote !Sleep. and require neither Confinement nor arteation to Diet. Re` arse should be had to tiilnri on the first Attack (Oa Cold, or upon any slight I iti.lisposition; and they should never he 01 1 ) 40 at Bed Time, atter any Eirtes-i of Hating or Drinking. As the Analeptic owe.their virtues to a peculiar Pre. paration, which nal never been diValged but to the reseal; II Proprietors, they can only be had Genuine from main; 'I" they are sold be Franc;s Newberv, at the. Warchouse for Dr. jausests Posvitir, N 0.45. the, East EMI of Sr. Patii S, ,a li° ; °nom front Cheaiiside, Li/10011 elll4l at Dr. I Litc " Hattie Hrutnn- s treet'; Boxes Pti.:e 4s. bd. each. Scji " included ; or the t2uairtity in One large Bo': for ii• 4:; ObArve that the words "F. Newt.-r", Noe.4c,! St, Paler si are angrav et! op the Stanys. All others are.Cotinterfe:fs . . . • l'he greatest. Cita ter arePariticr of the Face. landSOLOMON'S ABSTLRG ENT im FLOW , S an eff:Etuar Cure tor P.rtiptijrts on the F.lce 'Skin ,• pqrsicularly Pimples; Aletches, 'rows. Ril i g * . wornis„ Tan Sunburn' c, Fre i—k teS Shill qes P r ickly 1 101 Redness of tile Nos; Sunburn s, cm ' s. Sec. tee'. Scorbtitiesag Cittanetnis Eruptiglis of every *lest:6ol , in. 3retn* apPlicatiori of this'll - aid nicht and 11l or occasiiio34y thriee it rh4 toast. C 1 corous and alarrnit.g 'Scurvy' in the faee, It is pa-c sate, et powerful, and possesses- all • th,.. good the must celebrated Cosmetics, without any of their data", lul and soni,:timestlangeroas 'fife Proprwtor foro;tewurineads it with vonfitlence. AS 4 11:ce$S;111 , aittli lhil % nda w indispen sa bl e appendage to thee toilet. A ash, P"' l ` .. Skin, its- shining.appearance, and )elioiv ak , a • '!` ;.kir 'flii: tress, are by E:d this Lotion Ou - 41y removed. In Nig glas arid Prickly Heat 'it is intallitule. Sitiliee it how say, it has beetea:tuiiiiistercd.to many t Itoesandi wir ) o ug i fi"t4 g in iissit4ilniiati.:;:c4:ll:l4a!scbgitroc genuine o t ,B r iisv t iot s ;4e its t.ihie. I'rlc4, I s . t t i Il e y ttle has rite words " llniLl varptial," engraved on the Stamp. New ; Nlet hews, No. is, • St r i a { nil, l4 l c . l,l ,fid ,l :i c i r i ct.asit: , 4 : iii : Beth, by ILiaaii,t ; Bristoleßulgin ; lir igh rei'brY ;,;" t d. mingletrn, Katatt and Lloyd ; Bedford,, Smith ; F; 1 '"`41; Sinirtions ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; 40 , don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Itollason ; ter,' keymer ; Canterbury; Simmons ; Cot tide, Chwiltutui briterington !Chelinst:•inl, Ltlit.l. ; Pool and Son ; Chidiesrer, Plitt boson ; L irci.cesteri!,'49' Chippenhani, Comb.; ;• Dublin.; Dug;late, NO• 7 , 1:4 ;; v) . ',, ") ;.(,' court ;•ilerby, Drew ry t. l'enitingt-11 ; • Neale , ;•Devites Lowe; l7),m;hcster, woe 1) "" • 1..; . Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, -Smith, North Exeter, Trewman and Sun ; Falmouth, 1., ; ter, Pitt, Walker • Glasgow, -M 4 l)orwatt ; Li druggist ; Leeds, Innis, kitties Lincoln, I)risfY H eat ley ; [Aces ter. Gregory, Swirl ; chester l Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Nlaidstonei Maribririntgh, - Harold ; Newbury, Fuller, Ado' ; 4 6 1 1 z. castle, ‘Valker, Hodgson ; .Northampton, Dicey; • ham, Burbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; jottes ;. P s ymouth Dock, lluxland ;, Puirisiii 0 ,. c .. 7 1.0 „, Reading, Slilari and Co. ; Rochester, ; Sergenti;. ,Shrewsbury',, ti•titiowts ; Suuthinripton, ri ir o Stafford, Morgan ; Stainford,.Newcomb ; Sul"le rjn 'l , ool 1 Safisbdrv ; ; Scarbomugh, ; Tauol" A ' 04 • Tunbriilge, Sprange L vill Wood ; 'Windsor , Iliakenev ; s and by a ll' Vg/dc" of Geo Of` Whoin May be had, ted a new Edition , being near y te mg Hundred P a ges, • price only aa.. r } l c O 7 0 1 1 ( I li v I::: l.to. both I to o r °Cul: s exes, i o N g n esi s s m u 'l , ; L t i n i t female it, • )° : . ll b 0 : L 1 . 1 )( 11 , s:( O :5 1 rs 1 A 0 7 1 : imp o r :' t a - slly4 , 5 , 1 1 , 1 tx , 5 : 4 1 : ° ! : • • ii nikity yeas experience and obsrri-ir.,; T o wile , ' I. cOntetitfeir.es of a secret and destrucliii.e,:-:, apti 3ddedau Essay on diseases -in c . icien "1 1 le:ti active vice ; penal x- thtt , of a srthtey Dili- t mit t du* %%bit ) .P.lnatt3. Gyntdians , • have th;:. ca• - c and education of youth. L ib * t ibc dillerent' Iliethbig4 explaining the mode. a treat i nleP ?., Goatt it st..tzs the Sclavy, Leprosy, King ) • l • o T i t i l7i ta - angilrVoenteriTnAiluto)piheersteoflaccaxuituiicisits or imp Sec, ' ;(f- TT . arnazing•salfe of this • • Book is the best criterio n its vAst utility. If onoured l'soir,lloAl A s . rA tim it, .F.s. a q. , N. 9, New utiace-Strect, Loituon. , s %pep , 11' 13. EG leave to infOnldiy:t",“4:llb;t,tavrecill. isB;ulcB:itli year Tl*, I have been afflicted with tho t :" . - , _ . , o f 1. 1 ,,,t , '; Whie4,. flow it ..obstinate! • taiStilig Ver) c' i r c ' u i t y .edieine pres‘ribed by the most eminent ot the. t 4 x ' ti „ o ,. a ri i i i - d re t , o, a l u c ty, ,R i cialla • grog,t‘ni g fro se n y l ler t a l l ie sieze4encao6urswesitiol iit.atlictli.teliiiitt,; v "'" l3 3 4!Pear to b e tit ! the nitist. inveterate . nature.' 1. a s spring of iast year my disorder had 'got to such a ho. 3i .:i c er on the crown of m y 11:att, 011 C Oa each arm, and my . . 3 1 . n r:e i j r i r y e lY b p r a t o:k u l e r : u t o i l t . u .a t in a frightful manner; my rOlil ic''s (IR - , ie vas very much discoloured, and gave me such exec Q C , ,, It s a for n i l i t t if, ri t t , i t ; clifillirt‘ne:.ec,:iajcvihm4v)ni:eilabtotkPly:ta:l:r4lnsAr,niric.iiartil.ti)4.ll;e:Jirlriiril.e:itilYta)Yo,l.,4rit‘olillirtteinsai'e.tvintitli:ll;Yii4l.olre(cvlittieX7:ll,44,:ii:sti,r-T:a:iiLl4l:ti.‘rl4il,l,..:eicettilri:.:cs'::(lli;ts.zji'lati.lievc'hia. lri ' : ,,, :-.1. ° ci f ian 3 soundly healed—soon atter,• Ole sores on no l':-.',' in the also; leaving, however, constuerable L ilscolottral ion, ' 41 ,14 sicin, and pain in the bone of the 'lea, which, bY I n ! ,-, it" ling of COci, and a little long pei-NeV:l'allCe 11 1 Y n" ; ,, ;in Orng Ott. I thos becaine, suable Nlcdicine, subsided ; the "uodes dispersl4, r t. : Ilt 'ti regainine, its no-turd hue, and the noeturnal p , ii: , '' `'"' Ll" 11 0 ' Ith i bee i c u e r t s o o, re i ce m i .; ‘ e , ti:mi.riedfit -;iiiiillV:l:ll:iertittrir::l7leli iehle, perfectly . tree tr.Jin ;tit lily thriller t:o l "l",'„ .i tie' have recovered my former spirits' antl strength, an' T . ," at come jolly :Ind I.it, in which state' having,contittnet, J - :: A t .tityattis Ti, . ti ,C: a:;t01111illifleM of a 1 i AV h.) 1,-.llt!W OW, 1 4 - 04 4 a tcSSIII,WII44 1.:41112 IC) COMIS my gratitude, Wit gi n ;r ! 1 tcir s the ,- , .. 1 ---- of other suniairtg mortals, to snake t 0.. ., n Fuse as tiublic as possible; as I shah OH CVCrY ° C 1 1 1: b Y Yo':r liberal ailviccaild ‘i,,, r e I :bed s 7 tt i .;l 2 ( i t i l l t .s l i ne z l i , :e io ry:::l:i i tt li rt:i" . ) i l l i l e t ..s s g t e r r r e c 'v c A : t i t i:i ) t . F. , : i b n l i i : r A , Itiliiri .Pi:tilgre.le.": . . .. d • , , ' ‘V I titt•tiSti 19 the above Cure : , L. e.•• and' 1 011 PI THOM,SON, No. ~3, New• Poultry N.ar, , : . ' lons Nil NTOS ii ‘ Old As s embly-Close, Edinburgh. • .L . ' Prepared and Siild by the sole Prupriotor, ._, slit Frioia As 71.•:, y k on, Alember of the 14.0‘ al Collor u , - ,0 . 11 1, .gt l inS, at his flouse, N0..9, New liri.!,;(:-.;treet, 011„.-siii wiirre.attera colislant re:ild.:4lCe Of ntox t;;lii thir l 7,„ o f V A '' , In . 1 Pr:ilcr parteculath tiirea,;.l to the ,e 11 ; i '01 G C r il n e e i r ‘ ., : ; i i n t ; : l :":',' '' ,:i Tili ' t 4i rl i i v I i. 11 7:11; I i c ' h s l e d :r i :N: l4 v l % t v ° li t i tl et erri ,, ' 4e ' ') l ° l l c his profesuon shwild always Qbserve in such C 4 r7il,' •: natters • iiintsaf, the advice and assistoiee lie giathlYi 'le admirri..:ters to persons , taking' this Altdicine, Ny'„ e i. 1 esreemcd.' , by it dist.cisang, l'uhlic., as On ailvan"" 7 1 ~..,,, .o of do 3: at t.illlAbie4lla. V<Plll nr All arnhlgilitY - AIN.) *iiii, Li Ili, a ,, '.• ,•„ • • ... ..,,,,v441).....-st, . min tti,ut, rut ,riti; ....... d 2; those liven.: .it "st asNtaii,e, at the' i'critOin=r i t 4.°. ", -1 ( ) k A ilvtit's.,tlext., Pall- Al.+A ; rhs: Tov shop, NO. I°J,' i t ill t ttpti-street ; \ fr. :I.NiAirougli's, No: -, Fisii.stroct`t „.0. - Mr• StecC., 1i , ,,i10,e:1, r, No. t', titt..:4.rw• I•i'tV,,.. " .,‘ ' ik:' hiii ; kic 1i.,:0 , ''.,., :.),):itit,:briAge, 1.. ; i0 Imo gn ; . • 01 ,`' h i of tiormia, Glassziw: , \Jr Celtweil',; itani;ti ; anti - 1 Iry person tit ever,,..i.onsiderable town in. G re.tt P.titisin an ( to il ,„ ith „ i f . larot,. in 'lloxeiot only zs. 9d. each, s : • s e x '''' '4. g II"" and: piaiu direetious. whereby persons -of cithor .so cure themselves . .v.cl ..:.1,..:, speed, secrecy, mil Safet y, „,th N. 13, Evay /;ox ~.,.it to Great . itritatli 1 $ s ealed hi leo i t a • stamp, on wiii.th, 'l, , y • favoUr ' i)t . tite r C io d r UlT' s li LS , i ': . tit: p rtn , ...tt •at the Staini,--Othce.-" L. F ay , 2ll O g Bladge•Stlee l .Y -- to ImAare which is Felony, an- - are Ci . .ortert",..its. • • -....0 00# :: , BROWN 1).,W E DGEWOOD. This. Was an application to the Court for n new Trial. It was an Akflion tried at the last Stafford Assizes, to recover the value of a quantity of flint delivered to the * Defendant for the use of the pot. terries. The defence was, that it w a s nor o f t he proper quality.: The came lasted .the whole day, and at last the Witnesses were examined, several at It time,. in order to endeavour to get through it, because the Com'Mission at Cdventry was' to he opened on the same day. As it grew' late, 'the Learned Judge, Mr.'Baron GRAHAM, was obliged to leave it imperfealy tried, that he might g-t to Coventry before twelve o'clock, to open the Con). missiowthere. A new Trial was granted. 0.0.1••••••••11 THELLVSSON V. BELT.. In this Case Mr. EROCI ;Nit had obtain ed a rule to skew cause why the Master should not review his taxation. The action ,was upoti a Policy of Insur ance efEfted on a French East Indiatnan before the late War. •To rove the loss, it was necessary to bring the Captain from Toulon, and - one of his Officers froin Marseilles. The Plaintiff having gainedthe cause, the Master in 'assessing the sum tol)e paid by the Defendant for costs, allowed each of them something more than loot. Mr. Gina, contended that the allowance was very reasonable. Had the Defendant chosen to pay the sum he had subscribed, he would have escaped this expcnce. It would he extremely hard if a man should not be reimbursed the money necessarily ex vended in enforcing a just debt upon an obstinate creditor. The practice in the American War, and at all tim . eis, had been to allow 'these costs. Mr. ERSKINfi urged that a Defendantrmight thus be ruined by honestly resistlng a.douhtfoidemand. Instead of two Witnesses from the South of France, it might be necessary to brill twenty from a diS. tont quarter of the globe; and upon the same prin. ciple the Defendant might be called upon to pay several thousand pounds costs, although the original debt did not amount to more than 4.05.' Hc ex pressed a hope that some - mode would be devised of forcing parties to consent to. the examination of such Witnesses upon Interrogatories. The Court thought that the Master's Taxatiim was perfettly unexceptionable.—Rule,discharged. Colonel •THORNE r .Atiditor.General, proceeds to -the Island of Ceylon on board the Honourable East India Company's Ship the General Stuart, 'Caps. THOMAS' MCAT INITR. Capt. SOARXIIS, of His Majesty'S S Ist Regiment ; and Ensign THow t s WEitYSS' of the 65th Regiment, proceed to India by the above Ship. , The Lord 131410 P of LONDON has appointed the Rev. Ro s EAT Flonosort, his Nephew and Cbaphtio, to the valuable Rectory of St, George's, Hanover. fi (pare, vacant'by thddecease of the Btsßop of EXETER. And the Rev. EDWARD HODGSON ' by the same appointment, succeeds the Rev. ROBERT HODqO2I to the living in Essex. Ott board one of the Dutch Prizes at Plymouth are two young tadies, whose parents died at Bata via, and , Who, in consequence, resolved to come to Europe with the whole of their property, which is stated to be immense. . • . .We understand IrtcLitoom intends "exerting his vocal powers ibis summer in a tour through the principal towns of Great Britain . and Ireland.. He titadeltis debut at Coventry on rnesday evening to a splendid and crowded Audience, in Drapers' Hall, with the greaTest applause._ His Entertainment is called The Wandering Melodist, Son g , are composed by SHIELD, WHITAKER, MA J OR, DA/I_ MAN, and M.AZZiNGHT. The new Performer from the Continent drew a crowded and brilliant Audience last night at the Royal Circus. His figure is manly, and his anion impressive; throughout the whole °Otis scenes hi evinced great taste and judgment. The Eliza of Mrs. Parker bespeaks the highest merit. The grand Spalarle was, well received, and announced for this evening with rapturous applause. Mr.. PERRY, Surgeon,' of Snuthampron".streer, Olonmsbury.square, continues to devote his p r i nc i-„ , pal attention to Calculous . Disorders,. in which he has been to peculiarly successful, cvCn alter sounding with a view to tintlergo the operation. He tlesireb' those tilltia Patients who live at no great distance to übservei that,thermay l esuppli v edpa t t ~hnrt in. tervals Circe of exrenc e ), w ith _a olice the Solvent in, which will not fail to acceler u t e she . pedal Cure.