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t . 4 IV g iti FORT, COURT OF Kit - ;(;',: LENcli, MA'? 27: /112 - 11):CS SitroKE - Loga ELLEN6.OkOU_GIi. THE KING v,. JOHN RAKg. Mr, Ettsxt observedit that he wastouniel for the Crown in this P.roisecution against John. -Rake, who appeared to be tfn Overseer. of 'the: _Poor of ; the Parish of 'West Ham, which was a very larg e • parish. Their system-was very consonant to-th t statute of Queen 'FA. ZAB ETH 'the support o they,,or i .' Instead of paying them so much a-week, the set -them to work, by which they were not, merely protected from . want,- but their industey was kept up, which in the end would deliver them from - their pcsveriy ; and the Learned Counsel thought, if thesame system were adopted thioughout England, alai the Poor kept regularly to work, and the best use. made of the appropriation of their la, bout., we should not have such Poor.rates to pay, - which ir.i terse parishes were so great as 'to make it necessary for other parishes to contribute to the support of Poor not their own. These rates were often ascribed to causes that were erroneous—to our great luxury, and to war, which was a calamity that occasionally befel all Countries. But, perhaps, a good deal was owing to the want of system in re gulating the industry of those who were proteded, The Poor. of this parish:were employed in makitig mop yarn ; and it was the duty of the Overseer to, auperiotend them while they were working-of this, commodity, and after it was finished, to dispose of 'it at the highest price for the benefit of the Parish. The charge against Mr. Rake C. - vas, that he had dis posed of this commodity at a lower price than could have been procured for it in the market. After a number of witnesses had been examined on the part of the Prosecution, it did ,not appear. there was any foundation for the charge. Mr. Serjant Barr and Mr. LAW ES were Counsel for the Defendant, and said they had many respeda . ble Witnesses to call, in supporta the conduCt and char ter of the Defendant,- It appeared that, at the expiration 'of Ibis office; , after his accounts had, heen•investigated and settled,: he had received the thanks'of the Parish. As this attack had been made on the character of the Defendant, they wished to have an opportunity to prove that. Lend ELL OR OU observed, that it was un necessary,.,as.no imputation whatever had been cast upon his .eharaCter in consequence of what had paaSe&e Lordshin said, he thought nobody was to biame in this business. This was a case of mighty importance. He was by'rio micas disposed to pro. tat persons in the, situation of the Defendant when any charge appeared to he at all substantiated.— ' God forbid there should not he the greatest reaili, ness to listen to complaints .of this nature! But when they turned out to i)e unfounded, -it was the duty of Coitus anti Juries to proted such officers, otlierwiso no manessisuld be -found to fill such a situation. The Jury found the. Defendant—Not 10. m...•.......• MAY' 2,8.' lICIPWOOD Z. R ICITARI3SON. The Plaintiff, Mr. ILywood, has several slops in town, unit sold a muff and tippet, rt quantity of ritwel ins, and other articles in his way of butanes', to Mts,..Richartisor, whom: husb,na w 4 then But ler to Mr, Beckford, of Font-hill. The amount . of the articles was 161. tp, The Defendant to!d the Plaintiff:lie was a married woman, and.desited hint to call upon her husban4 far paytnem ; which, he did ; but he refused to p‘y a . telling him .his wife was macs , that a separation had taken place be. tweet., them; that Le would never get a farthing of his moileY and that he had heu -:. endeavour to get hack his goods. The consequence was, that both Mr. and Mrs. Richardson} were arrested. The defence set up to this aetion was, that at the time these goods were furnished, Mr. and Mrs., Rielprdsorrwere living apart from each other, and that she ii id a separate maintenance. A.respettable witness,,' on the part of the. Plain. tiff, proved that, subsequent to that time, Mrs. Richardson.lodged at her house with her children, and that her'hushand was_there almost every day. Lard ELLENEcottouca observed, that two, things must concur, their living apart and a separate main. tenance. As these two things did not unite in this case, the single question fur the Jury was, whether' the articles in. this bill were necessaries for a we. man of Mrs. Richardson's condition ? If a, than sent his wife out into the world, he was responsible for her debts, in tespeel of necessaries. If she eloped from him, and lived in, a state of adultery, be was noLanswerable, His Lordship thought the muff and tippet ought to be taken off the bill. The Jury were the best judges ,of this matter, and would say what they thought were necess.uies, .and give the. Plaintiff a verditt to that amount. Verdil for Plaintiff, 121. 113. 6d. AY 30. TIM KING V. SINCLAIR AND ANOTIIER. THLT was a Rule calling on the Defendants to shear Cause why a Criminal Information should nor be filed against them ; the one having sent a chal. l eng e, and the other having been the bearer of it, to a very respettable Gentleman' at Liverpool. Mr. GARR ow said, that thc Parties in this case, 'were All of 'chem. persons of petfed respedability, s auvi erc h an t s resident at. Liverpool, and from the moment the Defendants had committed the ad for ovhich they were prosecuted, they had a full pm-3km of their having concluded themselves very improperly, and Mr. Sinclair, one of the Defendants had desired liiin to state his sense of it" to .thC Court, Jr was a case in which a Misunderstanding t oQ k plAce _in moraent of irritation, which induced &he I);:itodant, Mr. Sinclair, to send the Posecuter 1 - chAlenge r of which the otner Gentleman' was the 'isnot tunate hewer. 1 Ir. GAr„,..ow said, he del not attempt to malz.e any defence to this Prosecution, beeauw he knew the Court, if pressed on the other, ride, wottiti make the Rule for a Criminal Information absolute, but the tiefilndants had made an iraggy i -which liwy. did h him their Counsel now in open LUND() ri: Printed by Et.)CUANAN LLAN; (of Bovv-Street, • Ctyvelt.LC:Arden) ; 21! At the SuN-OFFrcE, No, 112, .:rand; where Advertisements, o;ders Court desire the Prosecutor - to accept, and which the . ProsecUtor, he hoped, would accept it -tv:isThy no means less than what the Prosecurcir had a riAht to exped, and • he . had. a right also [it expeil tlint ine apology should be as , public as the "prOvocatioi) had been: He . mils - therefore iostrated by his Clients, the'llefendants, to read ro . the Cout t th e fallowing letter - to Lich they had sent to the Pro. secutor: " " trot' friars' the pressure of the Prosecution against me, but froth a sense of the impropriety of my condud , towards you, that I am indueed to ask you, ,as a Gentleman, t o f orger i t , u p on ' m y assuring that 'upon relle,dion, I am very sorry for the publie affront which arose from passion and mis apprehension, and not from any malice or dislike.— As the affront was public, I am sensible that my. acknowledgment should also be .so . ; but as J am. sure you would noti , as a Gentleman, either ask or receive any apology unfit to be offered,'l hope you will be satisfied with your Counsel's reading this letter in Court, and saying that you are satisfied.',' The other Defendant had written tO•rlie Prose: cutor, adopting the Sentiments in the first letter, and They tendered this ,p logy in open Court to' the Prosecutor whom they admitted to be a man . of , perflitt honour. • Mr. EttsklNT, on. the part of the Prosecutor, said, that his objea was to vindicate his honour, and that purpose answered, he was satisfied,upon which the Rule was discharged, •. couRT of COMMON PLEAS, MAy.23. • - BPALE inomrsoN, AN 6 jouNs6s J. B It ' OD E.; RICK. In this case the question was, whether the Bd.. tish Sailors were entitled to wages in Russia during that period of time, when they were r.iken out of their respetive ships, aid marched up the interior of the country, where they remaini:d about six months r The Court were decided in Opinion on this important suhjed, and delivered their opinions ' ius:ice CHAMBRE and Mr. Justice HEATri were of tipinion; that there ought ik.) be judgment for the Defendants. • The LORI) CHI r.r justice's opinion was in fa- VGtir .the I Mr. justice Root 'said, he had not bad rime to sider the'subjed.sufliciently to deliver wdeeisdve opi nion. It was wished that the COUrt should deliver judgment this term,' that the parties niiklit not 'be delayed in their writ of error. Ilk Lordship said; 'he rather inclined in fivonr of the Planta; hut . thaf there might be a Judgment, he won/d then agree . that the . Defendant was entitled'to JuAgitienL Juiigment fOr Defendant. ' '" • , • The Court 11!so delivered judgment in another case. .% - vhe're the ButcheW COtopiny had brought au action of Debt for a penalty of ios. foUndetton oue of their Bylaws, ag.llit,t a 'prison for selling .tr.•:at on a-Sunday. The single question for the consideration of the Court was, whether they °tett to have given him notice, and made a demand before anion brought'? the court, except' Mr. Justice ROOKE, thhught notice or a demand oonec4issaty. Judisttent for the Plaintiff: INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM 'RACES; PatoAy, MAY 27. . . 'The' Oaks Stakes of togs. each, b. ft. for .fillies, Ole list mila and bal. —24 Subsoribers. Sir T. Oascoigne's b. f.- sister to Symmetry ll'arris.'s ch. f. siiter to•Alicgranti - . a 'D. of Grafton's h. f, by PotSo's • 3 Sir C. Iltribury ni 's b. f. l'Acht; ngremont'a h. f.. by Driver; I,d ,Stawell's b. f, Waxy ; anti Mr. Stacimole's b. f. Sweetheart ; a Ise started. to agst D. of Grafton ; 's to 2 agsl; the winner; anti jto t aLst Mt'. Harris. • YORK SPRING MEETING--TUESDAY, Mai 24. Mr. Niellklt's b: c. by. Coriander, best Mr. Walker's b. c. by Screveton, list. each, tongs. h . ii . two ma t s. 3 t o 4 on to winner. THU RSDA,Y. A Sweepstakes of a4s. each. Two miles. Sir T. Gascoigne's c. h. Lennox, 9 . st. Lord Fitzwilham's Orville; by fiemngbrough, Sit. Ob. 2 Mr. Wentworth's b.f. Primmse; byßenintbrOugh, ht.slb. 3 6 to 4 on Mr. Lowson's b. g. Morgan Rattler, agst. Mr. If. F. Mel. fish's b. g. Peter, by CAYCI1(1101 124 t. each, 2oogs. each, h. ft. Two miles. Won by th e latter. 5t04 on Morgan Rattler.; Mr. Atkinson's b. in. by Trumpator t .beat Mr. Shepherd's c. in. by Overton, sogs. each, Sst. Four 'miles. The win. ner the favourite. • FRIDAY. ,The stand Plate ofsol. free for all horses, kc. Four Sir T. G.4scoigne's c. Lennox, by- Ilelptni, 5 yrs old Mr..Wentwortles b. f. Primrose, Er/ Iteningbrough, 4 yrs 44. Mr. Croft's b. c. Liquorice, by Traveller, - 4 yrs old . 3 CarfortlVs b. c, by Ttaytdik:r, 4 Yrrold * • • 4 Mu Walton's b. c. by . Antams, 4 yrs old' . 5 Mr. Pcirses b. f. by Ileningbrough, 4 yrs old - 6 s'and 6 to ,4 on Lennox. . . . ~ S Weepstakes of 2ogs each for 3.yr olds: Illili and halt . , .. . . I.r,rd DarlinOon's by. c. by Sir Peti .. • .l Mr. Wall , ..Cr's hr. c. by Orowrit! ;. * 2 Mr. W. Lee's.Sttap. by licnintbrough .. . , 3 Sir IL T. Vine's b. c. by Coriander - , ' . 4 Mr. I.lltircitinson's c. t. by .Beningbrotigil -' - . 5 -Mr.. G. 'l o tion's. gr. c. by Delpini : •- ~! , « 6 S to 4 g;t - Ld Darlington's colt, .2 to i agst Strap; and S to 2 :.g.t Walt:cr. No. 2p, Aritndel=strect, - March I, sSe3„ HAVING dedicated mrself to the study, and been gratified, by the most considerable pradice in that branch which I, thought. proper to.seleci, I trust that I have not more miseinployed my tune than those wixf, in the ex tensive 'field of the . Prhassion, are e occasionalty immersed yt untertainty, nncl.cannot always- attain,that success which is acquired by concentrating the intalcaual "poWer to one clas,s of disorders. COVE RN-;bi E r R I TY. Th,se lutist valuable MediciLs BAL M GII.I:AD, N ES, ;4 AHSTilit tit G ENT LOTlON„wherron Healdhof saisds 'kit! pteteztal frnni CounterteitVW words '' Sam!. Solomoth Liverpool." 'Being, bi.trfita Ibis 113jesty's lionourabli 'Commissioners of Sr4 I :IP . Duties, engraved on the Stain?, ,tvhieli is pastLll Bottle, to imitate which is felany, and puni,:rititc witlt death. None else can be genuine, as every bottle is stamp ed before it is delivered out of Inc Prel,F.:2te);"'4 pOSSZISidP, ANTI-IMPETIGINES. THOSE . Pgrsohzr . who have oolortt:9ately'mx4 41. use of that dangerous mineral Me.renry, wc,ul.- 1 do_ Well to weigh the consequences bs•fore it is too late *-411 , 1 r.lort to those Medicines ot establisheicelebrity Ind late, f i r pevinamo)t and_ radical Cure, and thereby their lwalth, the most valuable ofall' jewels, I.ll)Jit ti;: unit and lastingfoundation. The Anti-I rnpetiAin.ts,beilig !buil ed on a chymical and philos'optical4):si-i, print 6 of the highest utility in all cases of "depraved itiiiPt le.:lions of the skin," isence its efficacy in :)t scurvy, scrofula of ieprosi, 'as well r 3 iii t iC to lues; and hence, by its simitive power, it ..esp:) virus out of the system, ;and restores it to c0nv,0 , :c.c , i ,.4. N. scorbutic complAnts, lues, _Sze. Mercury, ioltrino4, rn and Aqualortis have been rzeotnended aid roal, vur they have reduced the Patients svha of them to tic most deplorable stat.-; .I)_,ve left com• plaints which the skill and abilities .01 . -tile tire' have been unable to,cope with. These disorders rly befo . o . elfeets ofthe Anti-Impetigines d pr;_pare_ b y' DT. most gentle :t u t. i r i c saliv~utat has I leaves the whole trstnc firth and ilealthittl, ntilno •. and respectable signitures whi.:ii licive.appeared Out:P4c' will speak more to.in a,.y encorllllll.lS We t .11i hes:ow.ivpilit-." This Medicine is only Hsrli-4-Go:ilea. a 1 .3 " , 1ic mil; Battles withthe qirinrity ot tour,. Thirt; !trigs ouly , by-which toe::: is ,a save;;; of Mile ' Si COpiQUS fotiO bias ot directions,' and with ii having the Proprietoe4 , name in the bt3ini , tuba, sccur).s to the t'uic; opine Mork:ice. • 'Likt:wise for pirriples, blotches, freekks; black-worms, carbuncles, A.:-" &+:.• the gi - vates hcautttier of the face, i;undooblettly 'SOLQMON's ABSTERGLNT LOT, Which r.:itioves all ritst.;n 7 .ers of th.: skin, pints Oats ss. - 91 it is tia: Aod valtaJle liquid or wash; for ,s..orbulie and Botts on the face and skin. It 'tently re4ores &give of fairtitss anti purity; Blond the p , ..overs tion...J.aiies m.ty rely tn.it it rett..Ts Cog and reiroves ev:ry kind OF tau, Sunburn; freckles, which ions and taiigitet Fierier::in short,•it is theottlx .1 La:iy can use at with case, coralott,. arid safety, or a Gentl:ni, course to whzti siartng is hr,:ettic a di e:i•Jittl oe; eruptive aura: on tli4 tat.e. . • , :s1 'hi .11. 1. lie postage of all letters whaltict mus t be ; , ..g , t a fee ins:laSed to Inc - Thiztor, by lion NY lib tectuire The Ctit,:ial Balm of Gilead,. Anti.l nips:Nines , • stergen; Lotion, and " to Health," arc • Sotti :y kern:rata; I lam rg is ; It I'eter.slo"; New- h York ; Mathews, N IS, 'Stroud,' tst ; Bath, by Wazarp; Bristol, ; Brightqh, thing:pm, l' 11.11 t• and Lloyd; tiesVord, Smith ; '"' Sim:nous; Bury St. ttinantri's, L.Yingle ; Cheltenlialrhoi'cie don;- Caruhrid,;e I Lxlgson ; Coreittr,y, Itoilvt!I • t;`; 1. 11 4 ; ter, Keynter ; 'Canterbury, slni lt utas ; ..• Chatham.' Etherington ;- Cheltn4t4tt, ; C4.7 t 1 , 1 ; Pool aliti Son ' • Chichester, Phillipsoo - ;.t..:. - Chippenhatn,Cuir.bs , ; , court; I)crby, Drel.vry ; . Thirharn. ; Neales ; Devices Lowe • • I), 00" ,4 „` ; D ' arttnuurrt, Jackson ; , ;1;1,1 1 E xvter; .Tre w man and .fion ; .1•- , : ; ter, Pitt, ‘v4iktr • Glatgow, ; drugtist ; 101 !hes . ; Headley ; Leicester, firegoty„Swhllen. , ; cheste4;"Otompson :4ai).te, Itowc • Nl.tid,t ,nc, Marlborough, iltirOhl Newintry, ."'• 2l 4,gotre. castle, Witilter, iknteson ; 7 Notthialirtolt, ; lit:ThAge; .Norwich, Stevenson ay.! Jones ; i'lytnoutlt Hock, HOZ land ; 1- 4 ,1.0 , Reit:llool . mm and Co. Rochester, lithevington ; it t oti gement ; Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; 'SoothalnPu 44 Statlurd, hlorgan ; Staintbril, New‘oinh ; Salisbury, Coilins ; Scarborough, Bayley ; Ttinbridge WeIN, Sprange ; Wells. Bayley ; ' 7.,,„ ;; ;;Is. Wood ; W inds4 Blakeney ; and by all Yogi c " a Medicinas in the i lltited i nst , of Of *thorn may 'be had; h ne,c Erfin"T' entith;li that interesting Work, price, ra.) -1% • A GI111)4 To It . al io an Ar . To -.vhich is added, zit stV•iain""", c ; pet on the . subjed.of a solitary anti desinict iv . S Iltleri;r111014)44 tf an Address .to those who have the t i,,t, , At: Youth: li%ewise Advice to klatheri, iilustrdt d ta iae Nervous. Cmplaits. The iaPo*, iHd ir d oer th persetl- With o V t 311theatiC tjtCl SI ney artctj. n fore published. ifOsTIIOMAS. TAVLORI I M . WO. 9, Nos . • litidge-Sit, L'ond(ni. r tjte: e ; .B , H . 7 :t E :::: aGn i t ci r : 1 I * M i t i ~ : e7; :g ad t : : " . 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'my existence —Li had It l i ' u ti n ,,, iks ‘ ) It;t 1,1 crown >ot my head, fine on eiken aratr: 4l . l; ` ~I ' ,ire.l, l* ; rc,brttke tutu in 3 frignt rut Enner ; my ii. 7 . l it v ''''' f o r ill tully I,,iiitrl, and hill been ill a - st .ste. ot taccrinitit * 't ~i , ..; utti lasi seven v ‘ e ', ' e ; ' z'T 'e. l 4 li r tt i k ( 1 1 1 1 1 9 i. :•o l i e n t tl t ri.- I r i At 'l k i i% t v ' e v!'llf:Ticni,;l,u4,,tilt: ~ w c t .Pl: r i r :e!" 4: bz iny b i e ' l'Sritxtt:ntatellitc:ll:l;lo:rilll;;t:;:to''ettlila::l:l77::lt':,:f..,4: ,11:6;s:;::;,-:..c::::;15ii:nr)7.::i1::,';'';':,,..4).11,iilft:ilo frat."```'. bY . Mr- J. Tn0,14)....ut, •: MO ri:..0r,.:.), :., ,;ri e ‘ or a fortni i cht, 1 b.:gan to r`cceiv.:.• thlietit —in otl`` . 0 .011 than a minalt, . the ulcers, on, far ;hc.r. , l .404., , 15 1'11t 4 soundly heA s hxt—soon after , the s j ines 'on nIY 4 "' - ' , - , - ttO also; 1 44 vihg,', licirveler,.eoftEliterhte diset,loura:l:llt .': ,i ' 1t ,,, _tin, ali t imiu in the, bone of the Let, which, bl $114 ; 'av II:PA of ",,- and . A litho long•-t tier-;.. , '. -cr,nicc tu,5P,` 1 ,.,,,:' v.I Suabir Aletliclive, - subsided , the .' m fe s l ',,f ; iperifi s tgi '',7, 6 iif ter,aining.it4 for ural hue, and that; )et.irtml pAins gr'''',i';fe... going ott: I thus bcc4ine, qy }'our liber4l ;‘.404:03:1;;,,-- diCine, prrfetily - tree: from- a d - 1 I nv loraos L° lll l ). ,c . t Iti r have recovered ni , ; farmer sptrirs an,L strengt , pH , ' ?'::tof .: came jolly and , :, in ,Ivjfica ...A d ic., ilAvin4contince, ~i',,t nionths to. rix -, , ..,,.hinent - o f Ai I s ) I ,l' j;./w,V rIC; 1 :; 0 0, ti tos.N in what t . :l - ;,. . , express my. yr,tirnde, b" 1 tl i',‘;ll4 tor the good at in... r suileriti,g matt ; c i,,, to 111.1 a .i,'—ii,, .Fase as public as i•,,..- - ,ibte, as I shall r;ii over;' oc:::"..ifur, In so ttothAi you . will . greatly nbligt, Sir, voor ,!...:1.:i,i4 . ,: . obedient; very Isumrlie servant, . AI. fi. - .. , ;. • la ° '''' _ _. Swan's Ciqst 'h.-street Edinburgh. Curii r :,1% 1 :;•Id ty-tkirt:.; S 1 ; 1 ; tit ftCte,."oi . cuij s .ll old " iwacC t+ 1' ring-A • clAra l. " • i)* 1, talk!, 5J. 4 1 : j o da cru ,, ;lie i k t ts ;,! .. fair, (1- . l , Ar'• ond A i y p r , 4 it:Lc; ir ht! man 11.1ve pv;atiali rg SATURDAY ; . A Subscription Plate of sal.. (Fr all ages. Twt)-mile heats. Sir T. Gascoigne's c. t.: by Hut za‘rd.,.4 yrs obi. j t r Mr. Walton's b. f. by Pipator,' 4 yrs pla 2 3 Mr. WentworrWs 13ainaby, by Stride, aged i • z dl ' gel° re F. tatting even betting on 13ullaby ; a frer.the first heat, 6 anil.7 to 4011 13uzzardi atter the second, to and 15 to i she won. . SIIIP .IVEIVS. root. Al," Arrived—the juhn, Partiztt, fawn Teinmouth; Marielaws, and Jane, Richards, from PLYII4BO.-; Dart, 'King, from Poitsmouth; and Friends, BCSant. front Liver ililed—the William and 1'61 , , Baynes, for ; Ac . for Purim: non *li ; Industry, king-, tisr Liverpool ; Stour, Kingsford, for Sauctivicii . ; Robbins, and lan 41inerva, Lder, OK 'I he Diseases of Debility ire pezuliatly distressing ; for they bring with them'a train of concomitant Syrnptoins, and, by a depres,ior, of all viral energy, existenc,:itsell`becomes eiribit . tered. Whether, they arise from the prefialence of ill ex ample, the destritetive habits of schoolboys, or the less ex cuseable indul.,;ences of maturity, tin.) , requir.: the Most as siduous prole:isional ; anti well May it De observed, 'that by the ignorance oftineducated - men, the symptoms are aura. Wetly and the colmitution is destrtvi. . • As a Memiper,of the Royal. College of Sitriteottc, and for. .trierlY Sur con In the Army, I ground irny pretensions on re %Wordy of education, and p9sseiiing,every,priviiege to prac tice, I led myszlf cntitled to Out confidence with which I have hitherto been so la/wally liononret, in the first . senSations of local weakness, ear!y application will prevent the calamity (Ilk Debilitated frame ; but where the sufferer, from t comciousness cif t Ito unillAniiness of Elie vice which caused his inistortiale, - tearful (attic contempt . or, rensore of his Family Physician, and bruods over his in firma), with careful concealment, it must be satisfaelary for him to be assured, not Only of capability or treatment, but also, of the most- inviolable secrecy. tilly, The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of - life, t lie :iceilq of existence are pUisone r t 11.;" it', and posterity iJ injured by the indiscretion dt an ungtiatdcd moment. In recent ktenerearcOlnpliiints it is_possible to prevent.p?iii,.. danger, or distress ; and th the most complicated ca-e, it is. ,theacqUironent of exclusive experientein this• line to effect. a sate, certain, and speedy re-esiabliihinent.. • I offer the adVantage - of. this ex ,ieriericc to those of either, sex who,are afliitted with any of debility, or any syinp toms of ti em,rea 'Mediu!), and in, alf-caies .the tel of reintitieration are stated on thatirst interview. .Patients in _the Country arc :,xpected m a Il.rk Note, an,l ale feilllC3ted to specify their ai;;R: and manner ot livlng, a., well as• the existing symptentiorthe complaint.. MARTIN hRF.L. a,Seinher of the, Royal Collti,eel.Sur ) .-rons in London. gq,. S t rand, Arundel-strict, neze rentple-bae.. , —There - is an additional entranee in Witterjttet adjoining, , . vuhliativri. by WILLIAM ARmican Pelt IT PS $ (of-Snuth kfoltoo-strect, Grov.enor- , 911 1 10; 6t the Paper, Letters 1 0 ; the Editcr, fAx. (pou n pad i t; :bust be addrebs,=d: . IM . V :V iti - i , :5...eb.. to the above tn,,,. ..,- , ~ . finPso, Ni): : 7 ' , New Foultiv :` ,lokci i ' / "N ,- :itl.N:r°,it 111II:Aiit 1 .11bly.CIOSC Edillbtlrt:l" ~ _ Pre red and Sold be,-.the s 4le Vroprietin't i sus,' T mom As:Ti. v tok Slethbdof the RiAyal Colit4e,4'„,l7iii geons, at his 1-lott, No. . q, 1,1,;,v !:ridge.:-.rrat. 1-'3"":ii* sli..'l„„(e.,.re',3fir 4 r''.',nstant- niavden....e nf more ihan thir.,!ll,e.ot t;"" 4, l u, 4 pl'aztice partii:111::1 t; direetet: o tht'.„ c `'- fl iat en,:rzai Coniplaints :Ha thc.se . incidental to the r 4 l e t tGiattl:ecrraithi`.:::.si,:ilrt,hotthat il., r.t.thle s:cGre.:y v;h1":111 m s. 110 his - profession isholzif.l tqw . ays observe in zio) ';',.0!1• I ct,, a , L 'i t: ro rn ec i l a n 'rei rt 'l ; a i t l r :h b Y i t : a a n i lt_ s i - : r-'6 , e o 3d e u rri l : l o f i l f n Ct i l l : ll : l),digi n l: l l , ls ; e :: ,l , 4 iss : a : s.:43 .. criLeii;l.l(lll74ll;itlt:ig.ti:ll , s':l :, Mso,solii, by . his appoitiancnt, for tho coriv.ll4'ne.%;,t, thos_ livin,:at a ci:s ; tancc., ;.: the 11,:rknivr's. N(' 3,it. A: , - ' .., ,1...!..1.. I%lll'olli • , :flr` TOVSI),';', S°. " ; , I, till; fr , r , ,...-2,,1.r..-.p. ; :..; t. 1)i$1; , •:" '. -I.•S, 1,:. -, ! iii-,!r:: ~,,,(,, Mr. :r. - teWS., isookseilcr, , . ;!::!, I‘. s . Lttl' - ;; I ' ) i. hill • II!'lr. S.riter',., :...,.,,,,,!;; '.,,, ..,,,,, . ! ,-,;,..11: ,::) ; ....• lk ;:rt; cif:nil:l, (.:1i“!±• ,, .. - ; M, , . -'. • , • . . • ~ , ,,t t'Y' . 1,•,...,•,-., , .., ..L,,. ,•• ;,1 j i t. rer" h , ''• : : ... ~.ii.deritbie tom. II in 6rc -: ',.,iit.t:0.1,. toll and, PI I' ~ :- ,r.iv 2, c.d. ea: -'1 5t..,,..: u p %%it" ~,,f anti -)14111 , ..- . '-, .... ' ' • '. r s:-:N. "' - , care t Mtn:it:ye, N1;.1% t,,, ,, ..!, •:)0.7, , i,•• ~,,t,..f...,.:!, ~i, i ',': - % vial • W.. B. F.vtry NY; sold iii C; +vat itribtiti i0.bv.14,..'l ''l'„ tO a Star:Jr, vat "hich, by f.ivohr or the Co;:ici.iisl'''''i:e..;+' iinntett, at the Slaitifv-i)iiii:e.---.1 t - .. TAvlor, :40.,,9,dr0 ilfidge-o/reet,"--to iMitAfr. velticit IS Itlioi)y, .44 2 ' 4 are Colllireiit:l/S. .:.~ tXI-Ithrtifilkrof tre 0t7A1. - PtCADEMY, SOME P,- SET.IIOUSL. The figure - in the Anti. Room, intended as *an - . 6 tit::rpitee, • with its arm extended towards ,the Picture of Lear, with the dead body of Cordelia, painted bY Mr: G,,R4b4 , x, appeirs to be placed 1-prop's, p6intingto dired the attention of the Ama teur to this .Work of Merit, hung out of the reach of the eye, while the Portrait (whose charafter of countenance announces the high pedigree, and makes it valuable to•the Illustrious Family), occupies too . much of the principat situations to be a credit to a great School, they beirig but a secondary ,part of the Act s --IVe understand that Mr, G. Ralph 'was a Student .under Mr. A. Runciman, Historical Pain ter .at Edinburgh, and kft that Master in the year 1.772, on the promises of certain pretended Patrons to tOrward him in his studies in Italy, and thnngh deceived and deserted, his time and labiturs lost, and other Wise injured by them, yet 'he commenced a: Student in the Royal Academy, Somerset-House, in the year 1775,, The Portraits he his painted in London, audfdilrerent Counties of England, are sufficient to establish his name amongst 'the fist in thatline, and his performance in the present.Exhi. bition xvill testify to every tnparrial Amateur - his • merit in-the grand principles of the Art. A FRIEND TO MERIT. On Thitr;,ltylist, at Yank, the Hon. Mrs. Boyle, of a I).nigh,t.r. D 1 ft' D. On Friday last, A his lodgings at Hampstead, Thomas Nl'Giritv, Esq . '. of r inreole.street:' Early on 'Sunday morning last, at his.house in ,init.tiarnp ton-placo„ Captain Samoa itutherroord, surviving his Lady only tworve tl.rys; LONDON MARKETS, 'RETURN OF WHEAT IN NIARK.I.ANE, :13v Nle6srs, VHIL 11 al,(1 MA LT AS, NI t•A 1 Weighers, Including may front the Oth of Aiay to tn,: 2, ast of May, apveahl) to the new Ad.. 9 Quarters at 7qs 04 • ; 338 Quarters at 53S Q.l , 34 ~---------- at 67i el 1 359 ---- 7 -* at 57s 04, '5..,3 -------- At '66s'ol . 160 -..--....—:r. at 56s of 6 3j •-•••••••?",--• :.at 40 401 I- so -- at SSS 03 , 92 ---.,--.-.. „II 64i oft 2B -- at 5.4 i Oil 2 'S -- -•* at eIS ad . 24 ------- at 50s ed /43 -:---- pi 62s od I, 20 z------- at 4 s s 61 t 2 , 2 •••••••••••••....... at oii 01 70 ------ at 47$ 0 , 1 S l 7' --•-•-•-•:•• at ('as 0:1 I 4.1 -;--- -:--- at 42s of 179 --- 7, --- . .nt Os ad' . 1 ota t 4737 Quarter; .os.,,ttic.. hiher , . . —Averaq 6ts. hsti Ltst Rezurrt• .. A R.TIJRN OF FLUU It - . , • Prom May 4, .14). IS,lsy 2„)„..fr0.:1t the Cockct 0 fiwe, Sacks 2 SS 0 . s. Q.l SAL.I:::, e. d. , Sacks. s. d: . I 1 0 '49 6 3.30 4 6 ° ' . ' 62 54 'e- 7:3ti 49 a 146 t ., ° . - 7 53 0 • `-' '') 4S I .6 , ti 44 6 IS S 2 0 4 — i 4 8 0 l• 49 4 4 . 0 1 ' i ' 5 .1. • 1 77 47 ' 6 1 4 4z • 17 246 ;0. ,° 1 . ;.$74 47 0. J i otßi 2i131 Sacks.—.V anfrage .ms.. 4 , ;,..i. • is. v.l. tighO• that last return. .. SE VI. , S. , . Ttintir. Carr:may • . Coriander - Canary . White Aluatarci Seed Brawn ditto * It4pe Se, a 2s to 4Os per bushel. 4Ss, per 4.nvt. 0 3 lo s4s do. 7 t 76; do. to 161 perbushel 1 .4 tQ,24S t? 40. per last. S Nll Ti-i F r.11.1.1i-ARI; May 33. • o . sink the 01111--p ar Reef,t4 61. 41. Veal, cs*/.0,1. to 6s. 6J. Mottott, Si• 4.1.:0 6s. ed. Pork, 4i. 84.1 % tQ Via. 6J. • Lamb, 6s. Dd.. to HEAD or CATTLy. Tilts Ake'. Beasts Omit isoo—Sheep and Limos Soso. NEWCATE and LEADENTHALI. mAttKr:T. Reef ; 4 , cid. td Vcal, 4.. 04. so :(r4. Mottolt, 4a. . Sd. to p. Pork, ,}•. Sd. to. Ss. 6tl. 1.41111), 53. 0;1 10 73. .4(1.. ' , . PRICE; OF 'I St..farnes'iMarket 4s. 3d. Cfare•Mark'ct 4s. 3d. ‘ViiiteOlapel Market 4s. 3id. ver StOlie ol 814. —7-7-7.. l':11.1.0 V:. Tovni T.I:low 73i. &J. itimiatio. iC$Ol ,l l- 66 5; 73E Russia ch. (goal); 695. —4. Melting Stmt sgs.' t• Ditto tough 425. • Ur.vres t..y. od. COCA DregS !c,S. :lcit; S6i.—•Curti, gos. • Its, 6.t. --Mouhls i 12S. 63. ' • 12i. 9jd. A veragt pricC 4s. Soap,, Price of Ciindles per dozen, St. IAAIES's , IiAY AlAltK ET, May 2S. 1-lay. 41. os: oil. •to 71. 7s: oti.--Aver. 51. z3s. 6,14 Straw, 21. 23. 04. to 21. 8.6. vi.—Avtr. 21. ) s. 04. WITITECHAPPL MARKET, May 2S. Hay; 41. 4s. oil. to 61. 16s. otl.—Aver. tos. ClOVeri 61. I=,s, od. 75, ver. 61. 183.40. Straw, 11. 12S. oti. to 11. !SS. tKi. - COAL EXCHANGE May 3 0 „ ; nest Coidi, in the ['old, per Chaldriin :s3s 6d D, , livered to.Hpusekeepsrg at . 61s 6d Sunderland, per Chaldron . -• 46. od Delivered to HOu.ekeepers at • - - sis od