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might take a.,ynbng girl, - figt older than . the Plaintiff's daughter, she being only fifteen years'of age r , arid deir-mach :her,. and theta'. when' the:itarents complained in a Court juNtiee, and sotig,h.t..4l re. p ata tion, he might eonuend that . stiff as hi set ',ant for all purpo , es. Such a lit , Orine tk . an never .intintied to be riieogoizeti by theliaw,ot: the The Learned Scrjeant took noihicig by his.'rno; ticn. '.. ~.- COURT OF 'CI-lANT'CIiRY,•Nov. 9, , :',, , . TO DD V. d'OTTERiDGe ; • ' n'.: ' ' Tiv'..iiiilt' case an apiolication• Was made to th'e Court'on the part of the Plaintiff, who is one t'.l the. . ... SOlicitors in Chancery, praying 'that an' Order of _ the Count granted 'on' the I Bth of Frebruiiy last, at the request ; of the Defendant, might be 'discharged' with costs. .' " ' ' • . . . Mr. Rom i 1..t,,y , Counsel for the Defendant, stated , the particulars 4 this case, which are somewhat re, . inTitl;..ible. ' About a' century ago 'a bill had been . fili!d.,,in the Court of Chancery, pursuant to a Will wiii4ll . a certain :person, poseSsed of, .estates real i' an4:,4i,eison: had illode, direCting the. rents of these ',/ n. e il 'kit .:1: t o be applied hy the Court, 'to the liquid:[_ tiiiiii s f the dept. 'with' Which they were encnuthered, , A'l-c t eeily:er of the rents was accordingly app.iiiitt,l; ' atttfiKe!,muney ,for some time paid Vita) Curt, but b,)l:;toptf accident the business Wa:,i . •,in' a Short [Bile'. n andhO accounts i rendered riot - payments' made ti i die to i ttit by the receiver. • lh this manner ill ps busineks went on, for nearly a century-, till in• 1 .1 99, Mr.,''' e rzlia r S,' the Plaintiit•obtained the hu;i 'less from the hand! of a Mr. Hutton. Mr. l'othi iftt altif led to , the. MAster,.in Chancery for, a' power to rtt . Ve r tne:,i'ents'iiT jhe estate, statis t ; the toncur.: tenkikt,tUttlf,',,,uthOY,tiynf both the pat ishes, thOugh, • iti f f44,ther'e ,Atto,:tio rt parties existing. Upoit this' reptFseneatio4 lOquthority which%hetequired was' granted' 'MM. I: ) ,l t i i ;i,)tig ' sutceedenltus, fa. 4 he thought" it would be ic . ?oil thing to get 'Asset:4lOn' of 5., 11 i t .-' of lie, ni,,,,tr,ye - ii'adb , 9 'paid : iti(%)'i..."6i.ri, and in i fa „did cps his views by repreSenting that the ...,,,, .• ..i.44 ~,. • ':-. , ,- , -Jl,:' _i: ,:$ ~ tn_oiley,,vytop . e property apintetoiio' rue - improve. flunk of i 4 10 . 6, p all aritt ttiii‘tidellll:'' - rdda aNed a's the ow ner 'of did latiB.4 - , r- arta' rettilitt4tfo • i, , , , fecoifq. Tys„,,ppehett from his•c , oti‘enting to an rilpsnre' 411,,in, .the car ;city, of to tii.vner, and frtim• the letters,hielt . he ' h,, t f; c e f r a t,,c tis li n ted to se;7l:,et; the tetatlis ih•one of §',liielt‘ he complained, t h a Filiey• 1 11 0, , i) ci, s 4,t him snitic tnrkci and 1)aton; ' whicti to expeCted r a'nd - tliri:atened to'rcutember this ir when tie fe iCs hee.inie du,-. - , • . • Vlr,,,cutt,ridgc, the f..)cfcntiant, rov,e;sed l int .of; tlOi" e's i tat , f., at , r,he'4e4ily - r , ,:.'9,i (if Cksl'. laui. •Nir, - Todd titta'itg thiS' , io,t,ckal to itS [Value, dilruat-',deki too): r eF :dmiovn,, wflich, it the; PefenAaiP.akreed tit, he, Pvli. Todd, pr - dtni;ed' to ~ .,..', i ve : hint' a fe4se of the ; Iv 1. )- ' , ~.,,, ,; .4 ~..; -.. . ..i 11? q .,, . . ~ ,-., , petty, tt?r 2,t,ye.tr,s, i,N.lr. Ci t tlerittiy ret . nytc. tn,.i.on i , ,. dill i cis t ..toli, q...e„ . g!n ? tind 1144 tlie r rh,iotiir fi ji il *no ri_kt,,,e.ttl;•,:f to.iliN:. enc. tetit . ot ( liVit i fi iiiii•q•. `::I'llf.;'-' Pliiilt Clie'n 4 011..-ieti it?. - )I. to' . it filitg,i'Afit i : if lie . - " 1 ) iilitl • ')' . ! t'. buitVti' 7 niett• , "V `Alt''ll 9 lrt 1% 4 k.'" l ±.o:',' '‘ 1 " ''4 ifT.T%- -"q4 ' wttli j arol, i'iii - tit - liiiii ! mittc'ee to 1 . ?di204.. , ''''filie De fe nth' t ih'elt ri;•ii`ghtillinAiret Veitl4:l,lffeig-,t;'' which. immediately granted an order; reitdalt''ttee Plaintiff front,proseedinglVriii. Fjeetm t• enof the De. feptlant, 1,1, , fi,; 'a' g' i,...,:,t7 c e., iirfilirtilet itlVlTreti tiie Ma s te.MlAfillfilitik7 s'i'c itrottliktblY4tilluf 7 c It •wat!ti) diskiitioge' iffilt ( ?trier,- •w 44.1) Costs, thati,the present' - Artr Heation watt rna-.11. - ' '''• -- .P , . . 'lle "Loki)" Cu At: C E Iti‘R , 'conittientex.l4lpcilethe sirtgillarity . !cif this •case, and cot's astonished that Salt' , a Olin sci Wald ha c'e lialphird , in a:British Court 'cif. - juliii'eslinhe itekie iOl rifts' lips elf[ :Ile a dye 't. fed' tolifilFitAgVid r cif' close whb . j 'invihelJaracity, of Ret: : ce iv erg, 1)4d'It11 aloligitettit ;le OtVnersi 'and supplied t heii,t ti ble4Aitn'ilic'Trirkie.i-and Via:en of-the ' , ref tialtiv: cotieldaing ;with f thi4 tesdlution, to 'iefust thCprayer7.6l Mr. 'Ttidditt:fip`plicatiotll l or the Costs, till'elte 17.10're:serious points-of the ctise Were:invest:tit. , gaped. .11e - ltuW4ver•illovi4d ~M r.'•Gutteridge Vie': cerlt4.of hii oOter , otit of the-mostei4 . -CoOrt belrnfg, . ing to the , es t a te, , - uprm the• g roan& tilltt Itesthad- af ted w kit greitt prollitlety' in Isting4ig: •iiiii's:litainge•:affitif to the atnice:tf •the. Court, 1. &li;, -, f!. it. -.f -` • . -, ,:. ;: ,-.. g i:. -• .: ..f, ••::: !..:-.. , : , .f. . , • • • 4 1 ' 4 . 1 .. • , 6 (41,13R,11,T11R, • • kol!at4VialaJ witb~ -nig yellow fewer has broke.piu—, ga, stfch alosinintsymptotrit, chat a public i proelomation hos been pestoday to pot a atop,to all corn. ,munication , , b s ttwe.nn thi, place ant i t Spain by, land, 'or from any pJtc by ma bittwed between the bay of Cadiz an,ll4llpgria... . burrible.'eahttnity has been brp,ught to 11 , 1 a. laza by two Fteti(.:ll 1141141011 S Which, put, in there from St.. )“,?,toi!lgo some.litne itgo with the disorder on.boarcl: vessel arr vc,l here from Mataga, ye tt „tertloy ',4;th thgAljforder g ingon hOitpi, of thetn, htit they Iv( re fo,repsfi to (pit ti . kc o,aylialalediVety , exr,cpt . one; itiskl?fia,, the .84 . 9shrhe rti, from M.tlitga to Lubeck, which was in so rniscritbka,state,, th l / 4 : whole crew, except two, , being dead, or - confined with thejey,s,ravidlibliask. 011,;:tr%, 5 11,,tt they wers nnaTheio t not)( 1 4:Wel , ; 1 :1 help after com. • rug to anch, i; . wsvi to 'afrotd th rr, itig eltme t h e . Nev, Nibr e . witr•the:itoto , k;‘,. lately ca}~, trok.l by rj. qotq 'aravetl - Mire yesterdsr! l t ,, rfrion-ortt4 lit 411; TheiguaLtroil Irkvouttl appear .thaCJ ' gt oi t etto,lo4l , ql l ty, , t A pre-:;4ll , flinotts' st the French • aittiYitOrtatuniii . , ,nbiikAtiloo , l, avtwo frigates, mutt 4ttiosn,, .their4scape; fionl --ToulOk+attlfhati Calvi, in the- i s hi n t oi`Cotitio, ‘Vhtrethey;•wete dietaibalked. !Pt,*. F ren ti l ptiwocrt frortythe c iteed : by the peonike of % a ailnige :Ye - Watd and • thci r , , VOrtifite-el;cot 14? , 011 b9:ltd the rte 'r vita to naviktte fterto.h;:r-devinari , m, anti 'estri s ed, lief but of the tlytyetferttay ; . . At I lase . ]Vii.ltary ? .. 11(.,,i, .ac . l%, AL f;):,,vi,c l l, clic eiiiiiiin * erh itiy i:,,iltt:. ;t) - 0'! iufitie'iii) ;,. L.,:::(1 tit , ~,,- sta.. tinl ci torec!.J,c thei;!,:- in cc)rl,cip• - :1 , ..:.., ( ,f w h, , , c ii ilia a iptillc sixteen liars_: ..v,:!....,-. i i i: : . :. - \ VI:i!, ,v..: 'lvy rt 4 F et,'tiie to s.ij i" 30 ~! . .iy 1 hr.': . ,: . ..1 :',ii, 6.t i fl. t, tisi,a JiVi ,;iiiait' our V,:iun ti..i. 1,, t! , : : i - .: r,t; V., i. 1 ITIS! nTrn;y 4 `CV 1 '; 11,C ci ~. ;II i ril, pf. I' ', ~. ii y 4 • .4,-.• .--, 17 7* 1 :41) 'E: go LAN Er; 1 NPAL TB LE S ECM? frY FROM FRENCH iNFASPON, mApg KNOWN BY TI113; SekIVIUR.E3. T H ` o s E w,lio are . persuaded ti;at 'Abe Scriptures-are, . the words 0f.G.A.1, may liet eeriain, from .what„foL(., threategeeilovasiot cannot succeed. l'Ultere are 'l2l/4 , considerations which •gri. to evinc,. bur security : < . . is evident from , the pi . opheeies' that the:Rontdn . was robe th et hi S4r tijiAlieriakernpi rt.' Moreover, this empire was to ()r, as it has .iong, been, divided into .ten - . parts: or , kingdoms ;, and these kingdoms were to cnntinuelnitil they.A‘ere succeeded 11—something essentially different from all worldly kingdoms. See Dan. : ehdpters , and compare Rev. xiii. xvfl. ,2 1-8. Rev. xix.. 41.--21, Chap.xx. 1----6, in ) d• ch,ip, v. to. But, :were tile threateired Inva: , ,ion-to . :Ateceed, rhrte prophecieS w.oulcirippeanto ftii t .in both these leading particulars ; for the couquet;t of , Eug hit& ,by hie French, would_raise.fLaßcelo;an,equality with, lme of the four Feat empires spoken by 13,niel ; in which case the ra;han coul.l not roe the till uni versal empi t re l , - And. then; tailtiti . Freoch nsteiid of •the ea'venly net) in Tine tiild It'd John, woniii suceCed citeHeit 'kingdoms intir 'W . it I)iLlt the Roman - 4:,!tipirc Was divided. *Sei- . 0,44/I) , ,,wert ihiraiened to sue!. eed, the 'utter; 4e4frileln'fl'i3l England, wduld Ifietritllilk be ;' but .lowe‘•er g!eat our wickcdnes; 'iniy ht.. ill ether` ,re6s, England not nottv'clntigeablesiviili 4ccritling to ;Lire' /4. e. , 4t;a/ cinges verizeilnCe destrtic icin of Nations. • • • • qhe'eqlintbil'ocati : senf a Nition'Sileirtina ion is' ine or other of these-two c tvarnely, being I,stit4te /*God', peFfitigt:,_Ntap4; qr,tsp,,ltirs4cf A tiu, g tkelt. ,r • his (however much it may have, been 46; herto I overlooked). appears from all.,..the,nc;cptins trc,lirtve ri,:icripture,ol witionn/ destruaion,,,For instance 1 .'4,1,,, Uni,;do.,terl.De.(l, , ge. 7 -The,Wl9y4l w:ts at,this iitig r so destit‘ite ! ot the true wo9hippers 4;4 G o d, ihat. it is . said, 4 fi 4m...flesh bad corra t it.fd.k4 way * And.the only.ext....eption we findjs'Wa„L„,,n,d f•er haps scune„,,ol,:his.liatbOy, who were in .;li, i;ut rizlit persons : a 80141 exception indeed,. when (lie gvhole IPold is. declared . corrupt ! And thir i'..given,..lS ih c e . csserrtial.catise-of the Deluge -(Ge'n. vi.- I z,-1:i), jnsomttclithal, whatever might h . a . ye, bred ( ht w i c k. idols& Ofitnarry, „yet, if.Alsele hak-beeir,any. L enruii. eralfe number of righteous;persons,•aniongss them, he World wotild -have-been- ...pared- for their sake, 'lll4 l i_4ll-IJlY.coafiL9d i by !he nex.J . simil . ar instanc e r.Divirie vengeance in. national tiles . l[o:tion. , ,4011ren and C;atiorr4h, .kvi)i.cll , notwithstanding liteir.pirrtictiLtriy);l49#4 4 4)ke ,pr.ttises' k n would Cer tainly have been ~}pared, had (I:,:re been as in Lily as 'ten,riglit,e4us, pe.csous. found...in these cities.. G.:n. . , v...k.i.!.., 4 32 : :' : , ~!:)- ' ~ A gii pt .w.a,s,,notoriQus for idol;ttry.; yet this did inof oc.cfsiprit4fir.,tetaluld .phig-.:s, nor the: destruc. ln' ioof 005.4z-4110.11as army', until they purse,, ~, . . . cuip,i„citeljgw, - ,: ,p)d's ,fiai*,nc,peckik.iar people ; and t.14,,5.4 given 4,ta ! the essential cause . 01 :0;e whole. CSACOII. * lli. 7 T -7,10. . • . . . .TT. .,, ,Ad c s, Inc i#47742f4.. 4, :', r oad, .0e aiorents, . GO4, ilying,.(,-, , ,,..7:./,,..:..., I Itt: I'bilittirieb : lyre, and 1 4s,6ffr ; ‘ , r .4t.ryi ,•:, .41.! ..li ehoinerateti. together in t 14,lx.ItY,,iit, i'!,,,,i4a, ici . ,1,,,i,".t., PE national 1.,„„i.A.,.. (intuit iiatil I ...',:ir critnt.:, is thus declated—" They, tiay i e,,taken craityipninsel ;against Israel—they hav e liitid, Come and let us cut them off from being a na. Lion, that the ri..me of Urae l l, be no mare in rentem ranCe.",-,Compare,what is here ~said of Assur, or Msiiia, with '2 wings, chapteri iiiii. xix. and the Prophet : Nil - mai,. throuhOut.' • '' ' - ..: • ./..;,'?b . ),/diz." 'Pie inspired History give an extensive account of the persecutions which ihe Jews Suffered from the liabylkinians ; anti the Prophets are eopious upon .theconie4tient downfall of Babylon.' ' For a' fufpniary:of each, read the cxxxvii. Psalm. ' .' ; jeru/4 . /em itSelf!' As the Heathens persectited thle'4k'' who were God's peculiar Peo p le in a ty. ' : - ~' • .. OW Sense, so tWese again perseented the Christians', ‘tlt' . tY. i sver,God"s peculiar People in a liiiiiir sense . , Inch this is giQeti as 'the' essentitil cauNe.cif Jerusa lem's destruction.: See Matt 4 axis '.l:- ..) , ? 5, 'chap. xxill. 29-39. .. i :Rome Fagots persecuted the-Christians, from, ' the 1 , days of the Apiorles until the reign of,Constrintine I, the Great ; and this is given . as 'the ciuse'of'the t iestruaion of the power of the .heathen Roman' Ernrrors. It' is thtSs that the best' Corninentators undustand Rev. 'vi. 9- 7 17. - ' - : • • • t 'Rome Papal is allowed by% Prqte'Statits to he the tyiritual.Banylon, and Mother i,f ;tailor Chure6es, tk icriberk, Rev.: Xvii. .17 ; and 'the persecution of c...:hristians ii givit:ne il l s thie'eatiQ Of hte - destruetidn. It'ev: xvii. 6, and xrx. 2. ' . ' `• • " - 'The end .of thelVaild ' will. chine,' for the sari'" consts.•, The desirudion of , Antieltiisr;:nenticined in our 1;1,31 paragraph,' and which we - ha veseen, , • is caused by persecution, is to - take pl.ice iinthediatelj , at the Second advent:of iVl..cssi,th (2 flies. ii. 8, Ki.-v, I.x.N. 1 p-,-zi). Nt k ;reOVL'r, the usher c ;Elie of ii,ttiopal' ,r u in• Will at 'thi's 'tit* kenerally re v.til ; f'ol. '' whzit ale +5.,n of M:M :corite,s,liall he ritid faith von the . earth ?" (Luke xiiiii. 8.) The. World' will then be . as destitute 'a God's tied, as it w.ts in the days o r Noah (Malt. s xiic 37;38; 19), ' It is remarkable also, that` slier the Saints'have rcianed a tho usan d years 'with Chri st on the earth, then- thetvicked Will make.theii•hrit Mid attempt at perreodtioq ; which , brings- theirsi, ami the final ruin. of .the ,Vlrrorlil. R y ev, icx.:7-1,5:i - ~ :. . . . - - . ..'l'llus have'.wcacen. what-, ate, from first to last, r the .uniforw.crwte , s-01-rrvationAl ruin ; and the only, tillettifJaii Do either of these causes- now prevail to England 1' As to the first, we. ore,surl.tlit, (3,, 5 . 'pet is preattheti its!4iligi,ancli. and tykirt G.ll iquali. list men f or. ihi . porppse,,,therA 'he ,hasa 'Penple;: ' (Als.)eviiii -9, , t0).: lint 1- suppo:,ie few .will d ou b t . the existence" of mate : ctiristians - 10 Ef , glood .thrin - would have.beetvnecessary to Sax e $04014 anti 40. viz-. 'tett. ,i A nel,ak to .the:other cimse, per. secavvia - n, - Eirgitnd ; i s , 0 0 sy.. A s .; fret from it.as An y N i ._ 1 . aunt im Europe i or. swore so. . Sh,e'lias,,,,we mast! confess, iortnerly - been guilty of Allis -g&ime,,i.hut. ' she has sniTered.forAta t brad ,I%a* , slso*l4', , flPna it.l-; None are nowltiniiha far pegte.flift Ational Creed. Nay, the most—contemptiblC'• Sett may preach and write against it, anti-the 1.441,V of Eng. proteds Under this geber,ii : OroPteoi44, real iChristianS live,quieCandlpeaceable lives, .and :lie doubly :bound 'to pray- 1)r- the, , continuance: of itch a :Goivermitent.. La it not ,b.e.-said ;bat bor. former persecutions still lie against. us ; for God has promised - to rev erse. t Irk .dootti ola Nat w hick turns from' thescrimes.forwhieli• it was threatened . jt! r.. Srvii. 7, "sy. • And,i,homt cvidentiy. defend. iugl..ns.?(..Ta. what other: ca,Op.: Chri3tian a,eribe the union, loyalty; .and.. public spirit which now . pervzles -England, and enables it, 4s. .. s i ng l e lianded,'!,to defy the Power which makes other Na. tins ..1 rembic ? • VINDEX., Chester, Nov. 2, 1803. . „,. • has been said upon the propriety of receiv_ inv, tht., Mainehike 13!.y: in . h - Chai,tOci unecinndted Vvich the Porte. : We do not pretend to he judges on similar questions of etiquette, but if it was achnis. sible to ,(.1 eia with the I.;,:ys,as,an incl,,pcii,lent body On the Territories of the GRAN o as was khe .case in Fgypt, know . not , croioulotts. oietty..s,h94ld occur opyn this sof+ et at pt:chent. Therl3C , 's though Sui)i its ofdie Forte, are 04 gislo 9 4,l.try P,rinees,, and tic•distit;vl , ,,,Ld per,on Au.. i,9tirliOtor, th e most powesol iinicrl 4 t he m . ' Wp,oarinta)lee any re:-.;,0n: 01)jc.tiou!ti iNing tr.sl,edfu)ly Ilsteticd to, or to his reFelvs,pgevcry rittent ion due . to lit v 01. .? ;nal to th:: niisste l .l by himself atid h:s 'Colleagues to the British intyrests. Nor Cm kve thpt the General - Offiei;r by wh,nn ht(w B ht to thisCoutitty, hive ii;duced to that loy;,:tre; unless . justilt• d its' cirellinlita..Ct.:;;, or . perfectly co'nVinced of its p; triety. The , Caturaign' in Egypt was the prondeSt even't of whicii' this Country has had to • b•viasYin any cif its to qiern w arc—the hOievtrodotslit dial Exyttil ti,l kv ere more 113(1(.110g national pride than any e.4:.en of our must' brilliant naval there the true Britkri heroism, our undaunted tra... inur,, bur unshaken spirit . 61 enterpriie, id . proper lustre eippea cc(i it .that the French had dar'ed to }iron itince A'entselVercirivincible=-4t 'was theie that we had the Icmg..wished.for happy np :, portunity toconvince ! tliern,elyes antitlie ivorl.l, that .1 we were equally every &here their superiors; and the forttin.ite effetts"ate visible in the general' confide; . ce we feel in oUrselies, ,and the contempt with which tie hear the unmeaning ettiPty `Menaces of our insident EneMy. Yet even in'theiedisgrace, the French are vain of hiving once possesseo - foot. ing in Egypt—the plunder which they pillaged (and which they dignify with the name' of Troph'iti) , tFom the 'poor ilefenceles% 'Aril), make still the decora. tiuns of their camps, their spettacles, their pagean try. Wli.tt then ought our monutnents' of triumph to 'be, who, r ob their otv n ground,in their own Strong holds, with every 'advantage of possession and superioyitunbers on their kiale, a t to:ked,delea ed„and exoelled Wi'il(, ,,i iiirorninyfrorn ,this vaunted threatre of mystery nevertheless, has since covered all our Measures and tr,Cnsitlions reipeding that coOnity - 'the arrangement; made there, either'for tilt q4vantages of our commerce, for bur politic ii interest s , for the benefit of: British Subj.:;:fs, far the . protedloti or reemnpen3,? r adherents after the expulsion of the I.....nentY,'or at the period Of evaatation; nay, even the faa of the evacuation itself, have nt'i , er been toide kno . rim to by 'offieial - Wierto. not, we hope', : be stippoSed by t his rt7'niark: toI inv. pate any onli , :ions . to that ciali e d , : h ar ,Cie r L or d 1-164'CiriNSOu, tinder whose auTicious cf. , ticket that most PoleqUest . was effeded ; - rink can we lie; s.ipipc;e4d of trfle6tion on his gallant stlee,ssort,'Gerieral'SiUAßT,?%vho, amid a series t:t the most critical aid einharrassing eircuthstances, concluded an arduous and delicate C:iint»and with the most dktinguished ability. But the:a:o4[24e otents.alluded to, whatever they may have been, ought th"rlieet - the public eye. The :treasures of orcrtli these Oflicers. are further said to be ,alledged to have been in sonic - questions unanihurized by Mini stets., j rlitistruetions tailed, at d . if their Measures . i,rove to li.ive:been calculated' for the honour and nterests of the 'Ctiuntry,' we'give them credit for the iletiSion with' wilielt — they'eould be bold enough to upon their own responsibil it y . ; but still the Country hill it rie.t , to he* . infordieir upon the sdl,_ jtet, and we ch ripeat, that the whole mysterious, litstory of.E.gyptian Polities is at pr'C'Sritt nos'. olyoblic :in vestiga: WHIP •IVEIVS. • ' .. S cRAVzsENI), Nov. 9. Passed by--thc Fit t rculds, I)octsworth t front V kinia ; and T 4.44, Biothe'ri; .. Janwo, frou► Eitibdiln. . • , ,' - " VIRTII. On •Tuesatty, the- Stir , inst. at Ir.geitree, the Right Hon. Fountess Talbot, at a acin. ' . . 114,1RIZIED, - • • • . At St. TicrtiaiiVi;, oa r,...c..by w'rini7ht, iatries Philip jnglis; . ur Edinburg', to thujihter uf the . lute 14!nes Esii. of DZ'anlti,:„!l.• • DIE I?. . . - ?The. :Lady of •Henry Lambert, of Barton, Court, in. the ' I C, minty of Hereford, V.(l. stie was Sister to LI,: i 1a(, Mid , I. tint to Ow present Lord Boringdon, of Saltrain, in the County of Devon. - . . , • . ,In St. Ma'sy - 'i College, St, Andrew's, on trig 3J inst.. in the tsth year,o,,t his age, George Hill, fourth so,i of i'rincipal Hill. .-At rAendolck, ors Saturday, the 29th at'. John.Craigie, of Glindoick, Esq. At Nairn, October 22, aced 77, A.Lx...nder It - 4;lis,;Esil. ' Sheritf-Subssit inn of Nairnshire. , . At his house in Kincardine, or: the 27th ult. Robert Wal ker, F....q. of We4ings. PRICE OP YrSTER S 7 OC KS DAVY Ralik Srock 144 It 'ia Stick 4 , ,t, 144 , ..., N ivi'i I , Ct , vitt. /5 . 71:4 ' iridia bonds s, s. dis,, -pe cent- ‘74'', SSA U 1.1. 141 " Par ts• dis• I i : ri,sh s per Ch)t Omulutit 4i..),tldis. C i I I .er ent, 0,, 68i 8 tivip r. c . 3 v e t c e , t. st i 3 'fat C. It. 524fi Its;, “t 1,. . ;, , iAtqc C. Col. S3-}ii 1:..n!. for II ~ ; :i.. A rsi, 7-t6 1 r,,,iii. v., 140 y; 53 i li ' m s t Di S. A. - 'lW * fli 0 1 1100%40tret d t — - ; afi s d •• ?11- , liLlAu S . Cit tibp, , so, ,t h At .01;! , ;-fi - tft: - .0prIck, No. z, Strand ; where Advtrrfseilts, Cjrderi f•Jr OR- I.etb-is theEtirt04.7„5er,.0,,„;,1,4.;,1,.;, ZO TIME . PIJBLIC. r-rHE .1-fonbarabie COmmiiiioners for the- StAnp , .A. 4 Duties hav;ng been pleased to grant Dr. Solomon the privilege of an exclusive and particol - ir set of Plates fot hit sc,impt, whereon his Name and Residence, viz. Saml. So.; . lonian, Liverpool," are:engraVed, The Public orlierebv respedfu,ll y informed, that in futurs his 'Mectiehies, t he Cordial Balni of Gilead, .and Anti.lmpe tigines, wilt not contain the Certificate as heretofore inclosed; sighed brllirn, the Government. Stamp-pasted over the c'ork, of casli Bottle,. bearing his name in the body thereof (to Coun.... s terfett which is Felarty), beink a snffcient security •to him antl the Public in general 4,ainseali manner of gureimser of those valuable Medicinesi and of Dr. Solo; mon's Abstergent Lotion, are thereßge requested in a parti cular manner to that none is or call possibly ne ge- nuine which is not statnped in the manner above stated; of course all others are Counterfeits. F , ! • PREGNANT LADJES Who6e situation requires a temporary Retirement. M R O . II - lO N,. 4 \ r V s - ..c 0 - acc)l4llo, S ta u t r c ge? t n iies an ii ti l d r w et i ir !! situation, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms suited to their circitniatinct:s aud situation in •life ; 'their infants put • out to tutf'Se, aitOinnanely taken 'care,of ; -and as HainanitY iniluees itifti to otter his alsist.aoce to aj.LAiate' the horrors. of Coilix.aled Pr,c4nanc . k, he qrs'. hiniself Ladies Wili,fing, :- On 'aPtirteation to min, tint! g,reacest attention' 3'l4i - hoist' prs.4 folifet secrecy. I,qteri (Aost-paid). .Mr. Wat,on, Surgeon and Man- Midwifz, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwife, No. 19, Charlotte.- street, Stirtisi-side of IllackiriarS-bridge, will:meet the tiihst prated at atict:. Wherr; may had the PILL BEN F.PICTA, at IL i 5..., • Pr box; a :train - and efßetual 'l-Zcivilly to remove all Ob . . strttelicari'Aild I riegtilaticks; and.in •cxi•ellvnt Metlicine ., atteir had . . , . BY iltS MA I ':STA"s I '-" VAL LETT'E'RS PATEN-'P. Dr. litt..)lJUAt's ~ i'•,.t V. 004 c () KA ) IA L 211111e1.4N;fi '' . . CAL ,- SYKPP. . .. . T . • -) '''','",:; ~ 11 , ) ,v•• ~....,!;!'cti in,th ' e iry.d,:i;:,, , ;,lt cup, , c" ~ .1, ,,1 , ,i,.O:L,Li i.,iH!c:.* of her richest btult:...;,' hi rti ri,str.tl,,,-.1 ut - i.t.,:ntio.,, 1,,,d,.„ ur oy the: itomi 6 iltish.p.,ssipil,, 01!)Pici - ti:s,• :ins I(..'st ,F.1.iV,.: W,ll render •,'; Ptit Sii *' ll , i4 r ante; u:..1, it'll, ~t , ,i e ..„. ser , t w n ot v.lll".i'cly'O ' : , AtTO) , : 6 7 l l - , - Will girLioally F.:D....a tits tilLwriittoly cwi!. , 4'. Lache. 01 any tin. t,. ~,c. tu...v, .by ints itliftfichiei.h 4 f l g 4.- 1,0, t 1 OM: 0: :11,.: 11. • , k il,..Lti,lgttiSf•i,l4-:1_, ill, i4c:li ' N. 39311; 6 FX. i - 7 411 a Ar t ~'' •, ..1 i..r, , ,.1 Ii ;.; :q`.:;i itielly iist'iti. • 2 /... 1ii".4 11 ' . .v01 , A ir.'..s.t:o-.,.t . : Lowes itsof Spiiit, Trenth!i?tgi, I.oss 4 Niecw,.-_,', Lty.tir..Th7Vittur, :41141 th 4. 01.4111W1C0' 5 SY . lriTtOrtiS Cik in l i ).,ir,:ti • .tut . tAterilig Constituti , ,), ..wiOtf Arising front 41 . 1 i f ~' •I t in celivitY, in e:nperitaci . , or matt:111 10 a to heititit;' its etfi...l4. has -Xtf.sitteil throtrgiviut. '11ie . 4.11 1 . 6. : • I . { ing&nis, unive:....l amt. to,par.illeied ceichrity. Ily strt4.., lAtrwvt.tratice in its ins it cneers.„ brices i anti invi 4 gurates t i ," = ,v•:•': 1 :- 3, - , P , ' 1:• . - tite;il, - aiia'givaneW tone to all the Vai44 ionail..)M, Of whicli iiiPTlberleSS instances can, ..0 0 avoinltt.d. A most noble Medicine, composed of souie.of the chaEst . balsams and strengtheners in the whole tlateria Medica ; laid -.- 4 P'Ytic".lYlYqp..licable to those_ whose constitution 4 arc relaxed 'ray exit-erne weal:tic:is and. debility; 'OF lirii.lll by , enervating or vicious indulgences. . Eicuellorca t sr:true -Fnce.--:The inconsistent doarino of those..wko ;co:upward external applications. for inti:rliati , ,,j!,', l ; plaint*,Olt*, is tibvtatecl . in. the tbilowinrsinipte tytestioh: •"„"; the which adheres titr whieadheres to the i n sid e o f a k e ttle,' or boile„,-y -rera.evell bjAvashing the outside ? The same cornpAriW -- be Made tespeting the litiman fraMe ...,• Can an'internal com plaint ,:ba removed by. fin external application? :These , tlac...';, tiont are_left ,tO.be answered by every Iteaticr, which. will. shew,ihe talicitionsm . ss of inculcating this do i arine, wh uc thcrinfallinility of Dr. 13roclurn's gotanical Syrup is c in theextraordinary Cures that daily appear iti.the PiPcr's particularly„in cases of the above na:urc. I.)r.,l3rodunt, ~, 4 regular Ph!fsi&ian,, has bzen known many year, and '.' , )t 3 ; a nostruin veaer. His motive for 'publishing :this Adc , ; ( ' . tisement;. Is -to , secure the 1-I;alth .01 the Publiaffoill ( " 4 danger. that attends evternatapplication, which, to itis.know ledke, has pioiteti tat.tt to many who have placed in it an inl k proper confidence: • • PROOFS OF CUAES WITHOUT-SALIVATI ON. • .- CASE OF CAPT. C. of WApprigo. rioti ..A Naval. Captain in the India service, during a long Pe, to wiew was afl - licted with tare Lucas Venerea, which he coiltrjc i i: ll, vinceti when a Midshipman • the complaint, in consPr e ';: ; ,, c L obe s but being appOhenslve of into his limbs, and'it i e ulcers . it occasioned expos`' l• Ile (wtirriijis re bt U red. ;" / - 3 )' , recoolniendation r.fa CaPt • applied to,Dr. Malvin, "na lel. th"c in?"tweiiiinnectialett . obliged' toss lt 'for India, h , , . , tic expqne g 4 .hell thoaßtataoidtJ Syrtip, front Wil" ; " salutary trieti..,„...- , ".. , L rabic' A ti. amp: .0. rms N IL ' .. " 1,1 ‘kb , } 4 . 0- -inciont - 0 , n0 , .... 11 i, - ;;.,* - Syrup, which. rnAble iktidieine,' togethetlviththe """"alDiseise, is ' QUI ' . is a. Specific in every. stage_ of the Venere ..s _co. 2v. its, , thici,. tip D o c - ors A ppwntinept, Bat”, t i , e) ; .: tilorrisi ;toil it..t. by lifessrs. • Trevitnan ( oniY) . 1 1 '._,..".' ri i ,,, no utit; - l'aitnton ; • •Ilayrion, Barnacle, "iutd Nett cto . !),-„, .. , .. st3m i e ; . Idoxlaaad 0; clngdon, 'Plymouth-Dock ; S? 1, . 1 -:'l",„. r f ir ,, , 4tor;',l;."'lfvTthataitit)tcadozeurvcbottles ot". Venters •or . vir by most Printers,.• Bubksellolts,• and • [ack6ou, Dal itno•titt ; Elliot, ralmOuth ; Tl:°, l l'ng',;',,i t cli:t ~ tein i t in 111 i three I:ingrionts. L----'-----''''.l' _lsaLleuriet:::: ::::::.0111:1tenarg17:101:1:71c7bocArcm: iTlyttAi76Yut:ll:l; with I : Etsvi:liec•r sties striv enc... ~ '' ho. q, New Brid)teolStry.vt,: Landoll L, , ~ Ft on9wed 54, Edinburgh ► March t, go,f . ), T 13EG 1 - ''' f . .." h ' • . c t"e ' 4 '; which, fiorn , its obstinatery resisting every courst 0, '''' sc ` lit, . ifte preli.ribal by the tnost eminent of the -FacultY and untie ego c i n a g t.r • s o t: 1 1f r t a i l ic sieivoesrpeitexrswesi I. t o l f littlesal iv,!:iiiotnt: Would A - -ppear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of Lot year my diSorcier had ' got to §udi a head, ai nearly to put a period to , my existence --1 had 3 larg.,.! ulcer' nearly on the crown of. my head, one on each artn, and.." , 1 rerebtoke ota in 3 frig4ttul ninmer ; illy 6 gh t vv '' ire l i el lolly painful, and had been in a state of ulceration tor t. - last seven ye . ars; my "" very ..much diico i l e o r :i t re l t i i: d 3114•Pa41.•• p4tticuLatv when warm in ,bol, its ne,irly to ths- Paw int ot rest ;. in this lainent3ble state, I wa , reconlo! tnemteti Iv :l r.' ~ • i Filorripsof,, (who received so great a also two I:trAe nodes on it- , i.. : !. .a5 n . i......_ - . - " i% I orgiut :Li? tu., on iris 2 - oth of . ..'•;,0 4 , ; in tli,::. c• . _ C43ls' l ti : Y ac t i , :: l t i tp : l : ::::: , ' I ' lid l. 1 1: t ahrele>h)it%i:t.it,t)luir,el'ertilvoolitt ret.e,al:lo..e:4i°Nrilger.,.al.brvi:.cei‘eiy:rini'lltel::',:.-s-10-33 i,unlic'llt.,ll):::ol:ltiltct:r:mtii,vril:l2' 1! than a Mont); ' . i Lie ,ulcers on my bent . :tad . arm s ,; (1 ", 11"1-14"4h".00e—somi after, the stmes on my '"- ; I , ilia 1.,',1 be,:110. 4 0: 0„ o ls a:b i ll ' i ti:;: i • , t i lli tg c t i l ' il l e ' I ; r ) , s i w ti l ::;c r e ti ctl:7llthli::::bioirtidetilitsict:Prilltral t i :itil l:lc: ol icils : .i: ct i l l o z 1 =, : : :1 ; : 14::: ve ° ,;.0 8 : . :; ' :r a t i :::: 1 : 1 1 ,v t. :1 ; 6 ;. - 1 3--alil lr!; i' n )1; : i ti t i cu Z r y li t 54).:1 :" ...."(11; . - 1 . c ' ° • i : C L l l '(( d Pall a lli t i.rinl:l3l4:- 1 301.:_: : :: ,1* Li i- 1 : , ,it : :06 V iv e ,t4i: : :: 1 : te : r : si other n: : :: tyir S . re i jl writs il iv a n .t , r ' alti::::•:.1, ~• • i :,, A n y 11101161 s t.,.; the a4i9niiushi;,-,aiiiiteghostaiiitiel.:ll,N:ii)(l4,Cileowo,;iliicr!wiTuvi ta)t, bat, bcv, ~ i i:_ase as:public ±as.. p0%ib1e,,,,,‘ 1 n':),l).lliiit':,:r eyellr)a), eveti;:ai;.lrci?ttlal::: '" st) '19'..-' ' )° ;; l ttit ‘ t v ille 4 - tl r s.a a t i l l Y t "kl-14 ` . 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Old Alse.mb:y-Close, I,.(kinhurAn. • Prjp.itedand - S.llii 1)!, the stile proprietor, sur .. 1' nom s - it- 'r, - . y Log, Mouther of the Koval Curti*,; nt ; Ac ii; i i • ',,n5, at pi, k1,n1:: , .e, No. 9,, NeW lir:(l4e-strtt, Lori thirtio.„„ v. , ;:e;• - e,al.cr a comtint ris.:ttence Of inorr than . bj ye:,rs, in`a phaiiee p,trticularly.: dirddeci •tO .the ! .3 ',, tl t , o f Vei4rcal Contpl3trits imil those Incidental to the l''': l • a (..i..,i;,:r:ttion, wall V.:,it iovii,l3ble secree) ; vali i - 1 tn : l his protioli. ilt).41(1 alvVaii•oblervd io si.iiirt ca4":jiply ti4tt , tri himself, the 3 ivice,ind -xisistznux he gratu it i lt bo aduniuste;:, a) r.. .:r ••;li.4t,,ting. t'llis Atvclici!wr W ,... 5 .ci.. cf,te:llloi, ')y a '::: , ,-:tlnt-: flitAtc, :zs an advantah,' tionlarftlinAbic ..!:.,1 ~,,! i•: :in anibiguity, • ,icnce oh A 6,1 s :1.1, - . by rite ..q., , •• ,t - itteitt, for flu: eon., ,v'' ..- „. st. tbc,. , ,se. licin , at a: ~',1,1:, : r. , •. at 6p. 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