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egally stopped up. On the appeal clay, Wnicil in November, t 803, Mr. B(0 , cr: the Assessor, finding the taln did not attend, pro. posed to ride' over to hi, house to "refresh his me. m'ry. To this the Commissioners objected, and Mr, Gilbert having received no summons, did . not coi.ceive lusr-sence was necessary. The amount couneo was 1001. for the penalties, 201..fortan pld cOach which he had not used within the year, and 71. to.. for the Window T.M. Fur this t 271. they levied 1371. t is. - Mr. Wool) stated the circumstances of the elite, and complained ,heavily of these ads of oppression. —He read tire clause -of.the Stature, whiCh enacts, that any penalty„ not exceeding 201. is recoverable before ,the Commissioners; hut the At required that a summons sh;;old be served upon the tarty arcosed; which had been improperly dispensed with on the present occasion. He trusted the Court would oo,ider this a very gross ar.d aggravated• abuse of authority, and would grant a Rule to spew cause why a Criminal Information should not issue against these.Centlemen. rvlr. Justice LE BLANC.—" Are ~ you precluded from-bringing an aftion Mr. Wooa.—" I think, my Lord, we are, from the d4tes." A Mr . E sx N . If there be a wicked abuse of authority, thiw Court will take.eare that the Law is not Convtrtetl into an engine ofrippression„ . • If the Court, sees that the Magistrate has condu cted him self atrociously, it will interpose, 4lthough there he a civil rr , net h,, ,, , Lord, ELIANuoit - oucit:—" If there be mallet initmi J. in the cur,' then we may notice it : if otherwise, we shouki leave you to your ci vil remedy. Take a Rule to show cause." . • cower ol! COMMON PLEAS, Nov. t 5. case in M/LiCh it was stated that it had been ,agreed.by , the parties that 201, ttitould, be paii as the amount .of damages, , It was also allowed' on all hands, that 101. bad been paid by the D . Ffendant's Attorney to the Attorney of; the Plaintiff. In some time after this the Plaintiff chased his At torney, ar,d the second Agent gaVe notice to the Gentleman acting for the Defendant, that the re snaining sum 01' 101. should be paid.to him, and not to the, person larO. had received the former sum.— lie, however, .Ottigedthat he 'had not been paid . the iiiilQUrn of his costs. The Attornies then ap. , pli , ql to some of the Oentlemen at the 13ar, who Nd been voncernM in the suit, for their opinion as to' the meaning of the agreement, and the role o Cowl. Not aatis&d with their deelarmion as to the spirit of the agreement, they applied to the Prothonotary of the Contr. Toey were still, bowevet, as tar frost being reconciled as ever, and three Learned a je,ints of the Law were retained, I 9 support the tLsperlitre cases upon an appeal to Court. Lord Chief Jo , ,tice MANSFIELD observed, that the re was a lw a y b , something so picioUS in a Base in which a Gentleman kept money in his hands which he had a right to pty to another. The Clients might perhaps be very well able to bear this sort of litigation ; but he most observe, that it still was not very right that a rltry tquAbble should be kept up about ti:e p yment of tol. by which the original sum would be three times increased. Ht did not think amiss chat the rol, should he paid with in. terest, on unt of the extraordinary delay, and debited 11,,,t the business should -be settled before the Prothonotary as speedily as possible.—Rule eld4rBed. ' wR,AOc; ItOLDER. Mr. Setjeant SHEPIIE AD moved, that theßule to ihew CaUSC in ehis case should be enlarged. , a,uppott the necessity'of well an application, he read an Affidavit, stating , the seriooki indisposition of a Gentleman whose presence in Court was indispen.. 81E4 necessary. Mr, Sesjeant Ilcsr resisted thin application, on the ground that his Witnesws had been subrcznacci to come to town from Leatherhead, and the delay would considerably increase the. expence to which they would be liable, The Aetion had been for goods sold and delivered, and the defence '‘,/ as the beet, in the world, moldy,' that the gond, hart never been delivered, and that consequently there was not a farthing owing.—gtat enleAfgeds hardly ..atEvtoT JaR, i to he. c . re dit e l .10'w much this excellent sort' of sheep bo4 bun 'proved by, the various breeders, ‘'‘' , ho' have slireeted their at tenlion to 'Oar ohjett,. both o r, t h e borders and in the northern parts of Scotland, The excel. lence of their 'fliseee is 'well known, and • tbi blur and size of the COMC has'been so much iMproved as tt) 'ktth, when fully fed, as high a price as '3t. raCh. 'A wed,ler of the pure Cheviot breed, was hihited and kiikd, 4r the' show of sheer held it Comp.tiottsc, nesr Edgerton, on the 4:h of Squeal. iteniber last, and weighed as follows SC Lb. St. Lb. 1.11;:! vNigb: c> El - 104ils t .11 '1•11,..: tuu (inait- 7 rq,- S . trp r 7 "f:IIICY , i in Skin Ij! 8i01.41.1 This shevp w4s bred at a farm called , 'Langtriall, in Caithness, and was bought by Mr. Geo. Currie, of liallruie, near jedburgh,.on the isth Ckt. i Boi, , at two'years old. The price was at the rate of if.. 61. `Ali soonas bought, he wAs laid upon tornipi, and kept on them for z 6 weeks.; he was afietwards it on common -pasture with the farmer's stock ,sheep ; again put on turnips about the pit of cNo. umber, 1803,, and kept on thens till the beginning tif April ; and then kept with the other stock sheep. on,.common .parture f : till he .was killed. No varticukr attention Wai paid to feeding him high ; bill AS he,throve well, Mr.,CurriithOught it would right to bring:lnm ,to the show, tiwar it might lbe seen to what periatinn the breeding of the Che. viol sheep wait: brought in the North. Specimens of the 1...eic..4 ter, South Down, the bor. tier Chtviot, and the black faced or forest breeds were. exhibited at CaMp-hoose at, the same time,' non e of which .secined to give, greater , satit.faetiorr than the'one.above desailied. J!IL tir 111 Z aU,v. STR, Actuated !by a sincere: wish to alleviate the fcri n g% , o f m y fonw.creaturet of ala rriks,,' l have been induced to offer a few observations,. throtti2s, the medium of your Paper, on the dreadful ['milady Which prevails at Gibraltar, and which , has spread such 'terror and devastation in that Garrison. A long esidence and extensive prattite in the WeSt Indies. where a fever somewhat of similar na. tore, not long since, swept off a vast number of our brave troops and - seamen, enable me to express my sentiments with the greater confidence.. The disease in question appears evidently, I - think, to be the Typhus Gravior or what haslieen denominated 'the ',jail or Malignant Fever, and is ascertained to have been conveyed to Gibraltar by some Spaniards, who broke 'through the-cordon which was placed round Malaga. From a number., of coneurring‘circumstanirsomch asgreat preEeding heats, occasioning probably a somewhat deranged state of the atmospliere ; a numerous popti.lation, erowdedtogether in confined situations and small houses, - inattentive to proper cleanliness and a free ventilation ; a negled of separating the infected from the healthy', and of cutting off all utineeessary comMtinication - between. rhent ; and the effi6ciiitis. means not having tieen early resorted to lot subduing ur eradicating the contagion, this fever has now accOred a degree of virulence and 'malignancy equal to the plague 'itself. - That the dis Order is highly contaginus, fatal ex.. perience has too clearly evinced, and !lOW it could possibly have been "thought On its first appearance, by the Medical Staff of the . Garrison, is truly astonishing ; as all revers of the tyvh , iii class (to which this es itkntly;belongs} are uni., versally admitted to be capabk. of being ptopa. gated ftem one individual to another,' either, by' contafi, or by in!ia.lin* the - effinvia 'atising ftom the body of a diseased .petson ; or from - , linen, clothes, and other articles strongly - impregnated with their miasma. Universal weariness, lassitude, faintness, great depression of striioll, severe pains in the back arid head, particular:) , in the forehead and 'Sockets Of the eyes ; titbits, succeeded by universal heat, thirst, a l arched tongue, 'somewhat coated with a brown tor . ; nausea, with now and then a vomit. ins of, Inliims matter ; costiveness, laborirens res. • piration, accompanied with a deep sighing . ; "a small but quick pulse (its pulsatiort being from too to 14.0 in a minute), slight wanderings, incoliertoey, and cOma, are the must usual sympt4msat,tendant on this fever; but? in its vcty advanced . stage, .those,, o tiuttescency are observable. In some .cases the., progress'of ,the disease is so rapid as to destroy the patient before the fourth day. , . Having pointed out what Z conceive to be the true nature; of the , , : ,dtiorder, - , anti noticed the. appeatances most, frequotly, to, be met with, I proceed to recommend a mode of tr'eatrnent which. have pursued in all,fea.er.r of a malignant. nat#,p, With the , most happy . suCcesA ; for I never 164. a. patient, where my advice is applied for at an'eaily ! period. If the person is incommoded 'by nausea Or vo. tithing, Offhis seizure with this fever, 1 would're. commend the Contents - of hitstoMach robe evacu. , aced, by directing him to drink a Sew ctOs Of it• stronginfusion' of camomile flowersi in preference! to his in emetic, either ippecaenanha or tartarized antimony ;• which medicines seem load: visable i 'from the great irritability of this organ, ! which is apt spontaneously .to ensue. If nausea. does not prevail, then the first step,to he adopted, should , be to clear the bowels of 'AL feculent mat. ter, by a sufficient,dose , calomel, :the ,operation. of. which may be: rendered' mote certain acid qaicke by an bdditiun of a few grains of the - iextrad et co. loquinteda, . , i ii a i Thabowels'being cleansed, I advise an immee diateHist of the muriatic acid, r To adults. we'may. give tett or twelve-drops at first, which dose should be repeated every, four hours, guardt-d with Our or 'five drops of the,tinaure, of ()plum, to prevent the acid 'from sitting unpleasantly on the stomach and inteitines.', fly digietis,,we may increase the qu,m. City of the acid in each dose to eighteen or- twenty drops, employing, as a vehicle, about an ounce And a half 'of strong infusion of , colurtt . bo-:- the effett of mineral acids,' but more, particularly the, marl atic, in all fevers of-a',lnalignant nattire4% is..truly gre a t, an d from employing it in ail .such castes, .my pridico has been marked with the. most deluded BUCCe3s. . To increase the antiseptic effai of this tm.dicine, cs well, as, ;0 ; obviate debikity, I always rteongilend a qUaptity of wine, proportionable to tier, age of the patient, and the.exigency ; of the case, to be • administered at, the same tinte., : Bleedin; is rs re medy which 041414, never to : lit, resorted tct thp Spanish Physicidut at , by .havii% ,recourse to iti oi sacr*ecl.:rnosvof their4atierits. • At :t very e;:11) pe54. 4 ,1 of .the disease, when the rigors have reasi'd,, and the isbeco.ole dry and hat, I strungly.itiVise a general atfoino the whole body with gold. water,, firot recommended by Dr. Cu likß4gs of Liverpnol,, praet4ed by tnyielf, and many other Physic:4w, -in innutity. able instances, with the happiest "ilits re. , me dy may he repe._ted twice or thrice in the . coUrsi of the 'twenty.tur . bows; hut it should L e at those periods When there is no grqat sense of chil liness present, When the heat of the str„tdily above what is natural, and %When there.: k lio acne 'rat. or pro(ttse. perspiration. Where tither the delicacy of '`the system, the apprehensions of the patient, 'or tht:prejudices,of the bye.standers, vent the employment of cold “ftusi., ll , ‘% , e must b e content to sulnaitutt tepid :illusion for the inure powerful rentedy. The eallier,in' the disease that cold affusion is employed, the mf.irc likely will it be to bring it to' a favou•rable termination, should it fail in arresting its progress whf.:lly. 'Throtighoucthe whole course of this In4lignant disorder, the bowels ought to be kept open, by ad ministering, as occasion' rn.ly requir'e s " the taxa :aye of calorne.Vbe fore , reconiatended ; but do not 'think that mercury should be given in luitcleitt 40es to eXCite anydegree of salivatinn, a ., h a , been DAY: (?:ink 'L. Ann. India E yo.htvacr Bilis, par, is, dis. Minima, 8 pr. / Imperial 3 159 et'nt, i6i pfttO Anir. g 4, 9. tintis Cans. for ta Nuv. 58i Ccia. 4 - 14 3 (.'ent 1. 1 3141,30 N : Printed by RICHAIttt Kitt ass, (oi No, ;4, 11E11a-court, At,if Vubitsbni by WILLI iv Mita tozot !katrra, rrs, (of South' Motto( A t the St:m.(44mi, N o , 4 ; 4 , , fran d i ',4,120e ,ddl,yrifirmititr, Order' fur the Paper, Lauri for the Elaor, &CI (int-paid), rtner ex. rraetiseU In the yeiiow iev NIOUId I er. perience, however, sanction this mode of proceed ing, :the processwill not interfere - with the employ. nient of tepid affusion :at the same time, although it might with that of the more powerful remedy. As am induced to suppose that a high degree . of &Atrium dues not often attend on the fever in (1 11 90. rt, and that the patient is rather incomMod. ed - by mutterings and slight` wanderings, I do not hesitate the giving a dose of opium," . pro. portion(..d to the age of the person, every ev:ening ;;t early hnur ; which pradice I generally' adopt in all fevers of the typhoid class, and with a very good cfr..e.l„ • 'flay it pointed out the means which I think Most likely to procure a favourable - termination of the disease, I beg leave to, add a few Monitury cautions for suppressing its further propagation, and de. stroying its cooragion. To anwer the'first of 'these intentions,. it W ilf 'be necessary to keep themind che'erful, and ap free from all 'apprehensions and, atixiety as' possible; carefully to avoid intent.. per , gice, sensuality, gtzat fatigue, profuse evaeua. titus, a poor vapid diet, or whatever else may tend to `protittce debility. strengthening the bodies amen, it is supposed, they will thereby be enabled' to resist contagtori - the 'better ; I would therefore recommend cold bathing every' morning, with two or three doses daily of. some tonic medicine, such . as the Peruviars• bark. If Wine is used at all, it ,slicadd sparingly ; the less, perhaps,' the better. Nurse's and Medical attendants, who are di"atelyexpoied to the contagion, should be careful to come into imtnediate cont:t`,t with the ditteased as seldom as possible; anti they ought never to io. hale the breath cf the sick, nor place themselves in such a direCtion as that a stream of air can' waft aliasnis or effluvia towards them. Ps)Sjibly it might be adv<intageous''tj anoint the bands .with sweet oil, as has been practiSed, it is Said, in the plague with cruch,a.ivaniage. For the purpose of destroy ing . c,intagion, the , sick tshould be ,rern , Jved to lazarettos,' anti these must be guarded 'Bu as to Cut off all unnecessary communication 'with . those in health. The atmos phere NutrOunding the infeded ought to be purified as much aS possible, by a stria attention to clean liness, dfree ventilation, and frequent fumigations with the nitrous or musiatic acid in 'the form of gas, All stibStaocescdpable of being impregnated with 'effitivia, and or vitiating the atmosphere, , should be speedily removed from the apartnients of the side to situations is here the healthy cannot suffer by' therri; and' where they will be made to ; undergo proper putiticatirin. ,1t dues nut signify which . of the acids we em. 4)14, as . they' are 'hyth equally citi , .%icious in de..' stroyio4 every species of contagion. it a pretek.' 'enee'begii[en:co the mtiriatic, place a' saucer, or -any other earthen vessel, Containing' abOurhalf pound of Common salt,. in the, apartment of the sick, aritiplmi nv'er`ir; frOnFtinie to Link, 'a . sufti. cient quantity of vitriolic acid to moisten the whole of the salt. If the" nitrous" is preferred, put half an ounce vF vitriolic acid into , a cup, saueer, or glass, and add from- time to time some' nitre reduced .tO powder. In rooms ftorn fifteen to twenty feet in dimensions, one Vessel:Will be suffix cient, but in larger ones, two or mote will he' re.. quisite ;' and when their` is fUul, and' peculiarly Lifeirsive, it will be advisable to apply a slight de. , gree of heat under the vessels, in order to uttri. sate a larger quantity olvapour. Europeans, - of a 'full plethoric habit of body who may be 'obliged to-go out' to Gibraltar during the prevalence of thii malignant fevell•Wift at pru.' dently in taking now.and then; 'during the phssage, some, cooling laxative 'medicine,. and in undergoing a slight : mercurial course, so as to produal an: alterative effect,' The -same plan was found to be a good preventive against' any attack of the yet. low lever. • , Such are the: observations 1 hot to offer on the dreadful malady to 'which. our -brave iand pliant troops ate now exposed .; and, should they be. the means ut preserving the life even of a4irtgle ♦idual; I. shall experience a very highAegree'of pleasure - .tad satisladion .at' having , ,s ornmuoicated. them, through your indulgence, ,to thetpublics lam, Sir, youranost obedient,' ' yrry h tau bfe ,Ser rant', ,11HOMAS, Glide/J . ord, ' 4 • Thc folho.ving particulars relative to the Are;ttifu Ere which broke out atolte corn.Anills at Ftadshami pridge, have reached j : 1 -1 1 »About zs sacks of wai woe all that coul,kihe saved from. the ravages of, the, devouring ,eleimnt. The that:nage done is iron:tense, thousabd trteiitirCS Ot corn belong. ipg to di crept petsttro having been destroyed.; among the pant:iv:if sufferers are Ntr. Chedvviek) WIG-,lirt;retttn, awl Mr., Letatb.ester the former of Wbckrn 1 ) 4 ( 1 , 11 1479 - 4.0).30.00. measures of oats, and the,other twp,,a prooill;r4lAs:quaritity of whee c on tbu premises. t'i'e iki)4erslaiiil Mr. Chadwick is 140 COVe; i by,,joorc,ce • Nothing tits yet transpired which way she accideur has happened; but . v‘t.e believe a„ tyit:L.tifig was held .ott Wedntsday b'nrlight for poi i .o•e, the result of which we tia ,, e riot yet le,ant. These mills were the proper_ ry of Sir Peter Wathotton,of Arley•hall, and were insured for 6cool. A great_ 4. 1 .a,11 of datn,:ige,hia been done in the hte s i ortn - 3 , pariiculotly Noph Seas, the Bevt!rn, an d diff e r e nt ro;)(ls'h.;:td;tig from thetuie to the tintiOl'er' ,6t ithettors and "cables, .and pieces c,f vireck• have op by tflc flitter. Men, anal "tie that Ltrearcr beat of ntariyliwes behag lust. I int.n na Sunday night were tAken 'off'ttie. Wreck d.)f a licis‘el OH, wilkh was stitinJed the %Veil .I.3,lzric. 11;41tI:1nt ), • On Wednesday asi . , fion, near 73 ristol; Al tan l'hanip ton, Eiq. at Totteniulti, to Miss Niary Maltby, of 17.liftQn. On 'lliur:;•.l..v, Mary.le.boin; 11 ;i:flan ) Iv.har ton Rakvii.,..;3, of the isfoild of t. Clltir.tupn.:•r, Nlargaret Itaylvro, yoatige3t ria , it' : irterut tha Lto I,r, 13.1)tord- = OrilVetinesday hit * th:?. 14th inst. at hi 3 r, A t:NA OOI near Lincoln, in the . 75tii year ut tne 12 1 ; - ? 1 1)I Cienrs;,e Baron or 10 ' 1 2" His "Lordship is ...:urceedirdin hii title and e4tates by bio: - the' Right Hun. Robert:l4ra 110441, lam 1-I'b 3 1, J 6 .1 a Principal Szi;retar s vof State for tin; t:+ 4 "'" ana.Clonies, 'rnesnAv fast ; at her hue *II. Lower Se', iniiiir.aelt* the Countets .. Dowagerot Shitrebni,r , , ..t Sipe:4lo4li in n B " . 'or theStitt: or rL'IJ. 0 1 ,- ..5• TUCKS. tLSTE Flank, Stbcit, i6B Navy per C 91 5 vet* 1.,e4. 179/, 93 EISII 5 put Coiit 4 per Cent. 74 TOOLS, 11OY, 15. A rri vetit-tte.b. Richard and Nancy, rqwler, froni . von; Hope, ,Maqszjayo t i tpijustry yam, A thve, '‘V han -- .s, and A dive; Spurrier;rr from Po i rtsmonfti';' rat, and Swift, Hollo4vik, , ftam Cowes ; and Olive - Branch' Gilbert, from Lciition.c.. - Sailed ,--the Liebe, Wends, fnrbOrtenburgh ; Unity; Vhe'r;; anti Minerva,. Landeri'fOr' London; • Mansfield; Harr wile and William and Catharine; 1- l ayne, =for Hull ; 40; Du& Harpley,. fo{ North Yarmouth; lizabeth► Leadqr t tnr,Ro. chaster; C.:rtrid6c, Lyiningro ' n ; . 414 hoary, B')' s, t,n Cowes; and Sea-Gull 'Revenue C utter, and Dart Teurier, on-a 'Cruizc. eitavesrai, arov. ;5. Passed by .-t Eumpc. Gaston, from Bengal ; tent, C to.i) , ii fil Quebec; Foil MIA, KOrMin; froot Ffiro; Doggerbead, lanson, front Bilboa ; Fridag ,Freiland, Corne lins, from' Barcelona lvharnia Elizabeth, Barnett, trout Oporto • Haddock, llarritani troth St. retr:ls!.nirgii ; and Nester, Oporto; I, from itl tnei.• Sailed-0e Cana Ilan, for Terrrola ;. Sally, flughtS, 1,4 Varell,; {tato A bigal, Gcbmcia., )onge Anna, Janson, ..al N' I 1 I j flu The following WCl' s r&eiretl by. Dr. 1') it() 0 OA, No clef • A 1 iii4l4l. piace.- • I)SAR SIR, .• . pEitvin - ' , , Me TO retruest yen will hater Olt" 1001.1. . , !less to I.lb.ilSil ili ' a • t in_ 1 ' . ' 1 i P - C it, k)t theherretst ;A A 1,44... lave.sutte!ed fur many - years , tutti4r a, dread;,,l .;1.:(v,, us t 102 .1 Ont , -;r, itiwintich.v., it, entirely absori.)..al and init,u,; it in)' ‘yri e Pq ts)st:.tili. Varions advice from 4 ne- 1 , 46i1t v (iaiie nlierveit, hitd'hLwe triett Most of tie adfeTtied .14 edl,..ines, "'l'''" l * /°- ; ' eeiving any bedetit..whoever,:tgrii tort unacciy recounii,;,..let!t to 1 111 4 1 " , tri 4l or vain* 'it EltVo Its et) iti)lA l .. *O'''' c ' i s than • 'to liearert a'ad -Oft, liloti pericll- re,,,tared in.: Ja :114 N vv r'.;.3 0 ' tit il l i tl i s 2 '..!: arte s el l E ic dn a zi: s rt ,: t : il l -rl,-- ; ; : i t u s : c ri ' ll i n il L u:e St i l i n i l l°ll b o ul n :t l l h ige Y : crte l n : L g acinni ! 4 elr , :tll : ::.**Jl : h 3 i':Aviell'lt'?'4'l6Lsil'*l4: WIi.I.IANI*V‘AI-COg''' - A 1..t...t t‘ir front S tephen titirriti ‘ :e ' u , s t t 'teili°;aviiii iiMf3tiriceh j ' o 4 ivi l ti gl r a. !, ' i: s:ige Boat, to ;Or. Aliiitinier', Iletenartri-01:Portsoi6oelfe-4-' r .s I R•r-:- My cliild, when ht, was .I.xiky. Y,L, 0 4r 5 o, l ' 4 , ,qtr; 4 ; , , 1/..t tutted all over his bii-dy with 1 'dititgerous 5c' 4r.41(c ,,,:; if . plaint, width batik:l the skill (16 the VAteitef; ';;a 3 t 4 " 4 ;tt l- 4 triett allimianner of advertised Altiiiieimo) , 4 4 ' 44411. - l c bY, A irknd WllO had eX.p:4iiel,i:Cd• ~100.0441, 11,1 DizoM-F.Y..,; BOTANICAL Chill teat a tew Small ;lot iletotar" the ‘,06e1-$lllllO.. t ' r t ' fr t - Mediciale, which in the ,i,ioUniq,!',Of a ..042)4WA, .. Pqii 'l} .: 1`0; 3 .4 ''' petit:a G urc., and -.vine); is .now fitres/4 ,3l Vii 51F:1 4,4 ‘ 1 Will or the Complaint has ever been 7.l kr i i m ottitWit 4. ' humble Serianti , ..- .s T 6.1 r ... ga i t oda. t ,,,?.. ... Witile.lls,' 5. AL EX All Die ii i NI WC, 1Vr....,„..„t!,.,,,, ii, The Botanical Sy rup illid iti:!iS , fat l Y C,, _ r iio Ain tri .4 th ad i l I', hat at thettouse, No. 9„-1, tlaion:sirmlY,..„---1.; ',- ; in Bottic:s at tI. as, • t is. and Gs. (dulP*l netu '''' .:.l ) 5 cl'o- N. 'L.-A..0. swilitOo, die Proprienir l',-,();:st i(: ;‘, ( "i • • Fellow a the Royal (,)!,,tc,,;e of I.)'liyii.i„tos,ol...ll waY be env:wiled tiOtn ten till tht•:e ; or lay,t!ticr; c .0 0 A -7 , Ow usual ice. I • ' ..' A? Five ilt rinea,.l3ottie conirains ,S .- .: ,:t ?fl. ; ..., -----,---,-..—........,.--,;...------...------...---,-,.. 11 ftesh supply ot t h.ic most - excellent 11/41etliclue,* the C,Ol‘c WA!, ii34 4 ,1vl of GI LEA D I , in , 01-guMtti PultLcllli:ji the cp ur nikii 0 1 four in one Fantily IIottl.: fot , 334- h ilt ''''' the . Nine. Shillings are saved, inelitcling also - tne LW/ I ~..; Stamp of which , bears the words " Sainl., Salomon, 1.301-" P 01," to prevent Counterfeit's. • ::r7reschotyvhcet!ttliii,:,,i, ps iL a :4 lu l retiii,t.iiiiivelGiiivii...3l:la2:ll! ?ofltshe there o ti i . i ;. o il r r' n f i i o y s t l it i .l .l i:y s t i p t ,: t rtp re llie. :. The Lord bath c.auscti Medicine% W f , r l)v g u - t -e . ,',"ill ' 'su ctt and hl' that is wii,:.• Win not avhor thou ; lor ‘ ,•,,t .2 , , ,0 ; ;, ;kilt lie , - lical Miff 'and tak.4l' iriear- 'he'll' P . A II/6 '" ' ''' ... LOOLV Mt '. • ' ' T 4' 7.' the litutian frame, under the denniiii,wii?il ot Nervot?..., 1 - i -train of melancholy' Disotile.to tv i Iticl!,. alille o . , ... e . ill ttig Diseases, a , the prillCipit 6,;,urce;:, 01' I:A id.iii vtlif, y , ~, la privation ot• - tell 141,t*.' Th . tilbtit..l pr.),,,,t,t rola stic l-I t , !ntinite, variet y- .tail-:pronplicatlifn oi ~.0,-;;s, .t.i to 1e_t1 t 7. 1 :417 111)144 . ..04e, c•VOSI jilt Were 3 twari tiecL',,ArYt,,L') 1"";„weit ro . Therr true Source.' The cilifelt, troWever. are liit " • f i ~;nftlift, ti klioNiiii; . and too•sevf. , n:ly felt arriongst. tlo gra ii. 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Ont CS : fillio,lllil,lu P• .13 , jlr tribes of ratioonnant,4n4,,ltott4tbi, I I is*L•444tult . _:lli t je t, the farther vo4dt;pitr,t.fripyt sihitlaicit ailii'ertif4Our.linicli atic,l themorittie Oeittiee MillieiOrne. eXeitilk._„,;l-00,,T., b e ilti alai'otterdirtiO titzlitAtio arti4berilentst titelsooo7"2r,`,;aotir iXttitbkne 0f;,•,011.4,rytit.m..4;e . ,s4,,it,i,rniughgt.'4l7;fi' ' *tit ol the Cons ttiuton.,t , W.. - C intirautt• '3i i Vcr ei liiii lH o4 , Sexes, Nyttll only . thif i*it: 6'; - thiit Oil' tile,l ...aillio;tv' Oa.natural delicser of eebatitiat ion, .44.ilitiaoll'iltaitrr';; 4 lift,l4 'e t a h k e t ) ;es a s re , '1 4 2 F;rrldlf4ll-rt!.3°`-r g-tf.4:r.'l.,,til:'nodftreih9,lVA-4 '6‘- I hougt-' , , ten, erecasioneil by:lin-IT:old/IC, , I), 00 Sc',. anci,n,,oppie cesses, in tlw. otiicr. :. • ' '' "m!twe ItYinPl°.,a'4;tp ite Dise4,: is Li .:91igt - ant ti,e„,,, ~, :I, which perv°le,',N;fl'iti4e bineftli Influence tile --who',. -, ,- . oda System, .wftt:',,,,?0,4 heart I,,,,iiii. ioexpl.,,,,iwe 4;4 _ , , 1ii. i l pi„.i 4 „,., , ,„4 „ t4„ , ~ che:pirui .....-,, ,,, :,t ,,,, e. ;4 'hot rorana t i *pair I' . , • itet y- N. 11. 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L t ,'„ ' 111. .' , • ' Air. 4.1 11 1147 '-' ' in, ‘• . i • • ',741.:-,i•t : -.. .• fitlnY, ,• ' !•,,,t)'',''' , ' ' ' ~ ~,mr,,4 1. 4 10 '..,''''' :—' ' ' ' ''. ' • :VI ' ' ' ...:,,rhoroili; 4.,115. ,-,1.11, ~. . . • - •e, :,,` ; '.- ,te;. - I , fey ;',, • , - * , , - Illaketle) teit,ci. • E,1!;.,,1•nt , , alt' 1. (4'01,1;0- ..... i ........ ,4 * ~......"" .e t , C roviitor-srlU4 l t Wilt 1 br AtOrrcted• . , BIRTHS. On the 29th of Odober, the Right 'll.l. Lady Ellzlbetti l'aibot, of a DAttgitter. On Thoriday eveunty, ;',11"S• WillSoll2 No. 49 f k,ower•strcet, Berdt,t4d 7 squaN, of a Da:4;lller. ;.;„;. ;.~:,~~,