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• • • G • r B A R 1 _V TO NIANA. .1 - tOLL-FCTION CIF AFF.CDOTES, AroprurFtEr;ms, AND RiisdAßKs,. mom .. THI WORKS OF THE ,', LATE HbN. DAINES BARRINGTON. 01.1) LAW . BOOKS. •• I 1S remarkA)le, that the oldest book in,the Ger ortml.law 'Lc' entitled, fipitgel, ov the Looking6.lass; .*%aich answers tO our Mirror of jus...k.:es ; 13 is jn , sorted amongst, Goldastus's Coliklaneaf and was compiled' by Eckius de Weckaw.' One of the an. cleat. Icelandish books' is likewise styled Speculum v lZ.egale. There is afso in Sclirevelius's Teutonic Antiquities, a collection of the ancient laws of Po - mer:mia and l i russin, : under the title of Speculum. The sane title being given to se many ancient law ,:books in different Countries, cannot be the effe4l of . were accident. - WASTE. •4 • • .•.W.4s - rt is thus described in an.ordinante:of Phi : lip' 4r 'l3el, in :the year t 302; " Ne facent aiw.ttn ga:,t;-464 s'il y a . aucun arbte qui ait esit garde pour ::sa:hetiulte,!*ou Ottr substentatio4 de maisons, . sOit,encorogardi," which does honour to the good .taste'lof those • tirries. Ii , appears .by a.Speech of. - Lord Bason's against the ahuses.of -Purveyors, that' u who were •to. provide tinier for .the King, even so late as the• Reign of James the First, used to extort large sums of' money, by threatening that they would otherwise fell trees which grew in ave. flues or near the Mansion house. DISTRESS. A SPaniard;insiSts upon his horse or arms not bring taken in execution, les sewn tornados For deullas suo.orlhis nit., vallos." . A Frenchman's dress priitegea by their areent laws, (‘ per deptes non siOnt'prez is vestidurai corn Porte scum "JO)." Du Moulin, p.' t COALS. Coals were-first used in London in the•time of Edward and' the smoke was supposed to cot rupt the air so mudi, that he firbal the use of that kind of fuel by proclamation. COMPOSITION FOR JUSTICE. The latter part of. the zgth chapter of Magna Chartais calculated to prevent abuses in the Crown with regard to the Acitninisqation of Justice.. It was usual to pay fines antiently - for delaying,pro, ceedings even to the extent.of tbe ;Defendant's life ) soinctitnes they were paid to exvedite process and to obtain right ; and in-some cases, the: parries litigant offered part of. what they Were to recover to the Crown; Mae.;.lox crfleas,likewise; many instances of fines for the fa -our`;" and particularly of the Dean of London's 'paying , twenty marks . t o the King, that he might assist him against the Bishop in a lawsuit. . , William Stutevill presented to King John 3000 marks far giving jtidgnrut With relation_ to the. Ba. folly of Mowbray.• The County of" Norfolk (always represented. as .a litigious couuty, 'insomuch, that the number of Attdrnies allowed to praftise in it, its -reduced by a Statute of Henry VI. to eight). pay.ed,au.Annual compo:.irionat the Exchequer, that they might be fairly dLait with. To-the:honour of the very pure achninistriitLin of Justice in thig hingdom,• at- least since the Revolution, we can Iprdly.suppoe such a pradice to be avowed and es tabiished in a civilised Country. But it must he remembered, that Charles. IL in Appeals to the . House of Lords; used to go about whilstthe cause was hearing, and ,solicit particular Lords, for Ap. orßespothient : and 'England, perhaps, is the only country in Europe where the Judges are not 4olicited in the face attic, sun. From this practice being so universal, Hobbes contends, that'be whose private interest ;to be decided: in an Assernbly, may snake as many fricr.ds as lie can, and t ho tt. , ; -11fl e procures them with Money,. yet it is not intustic:'. It appears by many letters written by the Duke of . Buckingham to. Lord Bacon,' that he solicited the hancellor" in-particular causes. •. It must be 0 w ;,cd, .however, that the recommendation. is guarded, and such as .night - be expeded from-a,n able Minister, . anti man . Of the world. "-One ,should, suppose that Pr. Donne had seen some of those,ictters, as he expresses. himself thtts.in his v - 11 satire; ' If Law be in the heaot,' arid he " 1-14v4.1 nu licot io.rcs . i it I , ,:tte or fee, " Wiwre wilt - thou ,A;tpz - al ?" And, with regarl to the Judges being I ? riped after t • wards' : " i}!dg;s arc Gods, and wbo.made them so, " not-rut:ishuuld for;:d 1O the'in 'to go,' " By ineasls'of . . The'Satirit here t)lays en the arr'.llistion kense of the Nvoo angel, 'signifying 1)oli s coti and a mcs_ benger. Hesioci, %c;hti had a trolbiesnine Inv-suit with 'his biothets Persent:, is 'eternally inveighing against this praCtice; which. prevailed 'even in Su lu ancient times of .supposethsimplicitS , he the Emotian judges more than opce46:ropeeydi or devour ers Of presents. The. Eniperor.iiaiiliiis, to his great horioar,saibolished thls corrupt custom. FALC')NS. the ex ence attende4 the keepin .P 1 . - • A of Falcons they: Arc . alWay,s:represen tea ,oft t Wands of Prine, . their pcs:ptndants :t ; ;was indeedso rCcluirea . so Many :ittendhnti, that epuid a.i"orducli an c§ - t'ablishmecit ; bat those who did • not theni eli,:es - icep - 1 7 akons, .6r 'Faleoners, were freqUeii by the kiants of their lands, to procure thenT annually - for those under w1l("1:11 they held - their estate. Littiemn, io'hiS Treatise upon Tenants - in CoMmon;purS the ins-iante'a twolertants comma gtaridng a.lcase of land, izpovi condi tion of the tenants i t )? y ing every :year a Falcon ; and-he - deterthines •very 7Serionsiy, thak.,they shall have hut- one • assize for it, " car houttne ne doit faire um.pieint, en assize de la moitie,d l un esperver." Now cases are: generally put by Lawyers, which most cern:lli:oily -htrpfien in - the times : thy live in ; and it need-nra - be , Said,' that such ..case, could not,. at ptegent; be MenodnecilVithout IrONE Y. 8y.i , 071.! the P;ar . intiops of Sitgarin. the 'West I'm dies, iiopey mint have , .I?eeti BY Mil JESTY's ROYAL• tETTERS IiATEN`r. MEDICAL FACTSonVENEREA.L COMPLAINTS; . . MANY PersOni that have imagined theinSelVes • to txtured of the-Venertai Complain; have had the kialtfortune to break out Aix or sewn -cars afterwards. A proof happened in my pradice t other day : Gentleman was 'iffii4ek'tvith the satnc Complaint, and clued, as he thouglit, by the advice and .preAcription cif; an eniinent Surgeon. •He afterwards entered on the state of.,Niatti- Many, four months after which he caught a violcgt cold in coming out of . the Play:house, . th,t tcrinik:::•.ed in a.. Sore:Moat. At this crisis, 4--was. called iri,. and after esking 'Aim the necessary questions, acquainted him that. it proceeded from his old Venereal Cohiplaint, I;;;t Which ate could noi , ;helieve. Ile • thenlealled "tn•the. assistance of Rome Apothecaries, who .trealed his complaint as a .corn'.. radii.. sore Throat, until he became so bad that he - was rcnipelled to. apply • to Dr. - Waugh n, Who. cortfirineditim in site truth atf what .1 had told lion, but too,late for • his; r;N:pv'erii,,the Venereal Complaint having eaten _away a piet of NA throat arid hose, •the ravages of - which could not be stoppr,d during his life, 1..0 that :he fell a •saciifice . to his obstinacy.. Persons, theretbre, should, be extfetnely titans in eradicating the above complaint, tlian Which there i- nothing' more beneficial thanthe BOtahical Syrup, *which is a certain remedy, wikhout - subjceting Patients to those (Lingers that attenda C:(l;irse of Mercury. . . A Nayal Captain in the India service, during a long period, was atiliaed With a Lues Veneto, which he contracted when • Midshipman ; the ContOaint, in conAcqueitcc,. fell int() Jit,. and the ulcers it, occasioned exposed the bones to view • by reContinendation of a Captain George, of Mill,- he applied to Deiclor Brodittti,sancl inthtee months was restored;• but king apprehensive . of a return, as .11.6.WaS iniutediatcly obliged to.sail- for-India, Isetook wislt.liun alloZcH.Bottles of his .Potanical Syrup, front which he has experieneed their • saigtary effetio;.; . . . . • - -The Botanical Syrup, and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Dales House, NO. 9, Albion-street, seven doots; front the LeVerian Museum, SClrreV Side of Blaekfriars- - bridge, in bottles at 11.. As. - I ts. 6d.. and Ss. stir (Duty in, chided) : also of W. Bulgin, Hanel...and . Itookseller,•at his Medicinal Warehouse, No.';, Wine-street, who has received A large and fresh Supply,; Thompson, and Mills, .Castle_ sheet ; . Browne; l'olzey . .; C. Rout-b, Bridge.street ; Reed, anti Shepppard, )3ristol ; Merler, land .Crtatt'vell, lialb ; Messrs: Coadby, Sherherne ; Mr: Raikes, GloUcester ; Mr. "Isymbsi, Worcester; Mr. TrowtunnV Exeter'; Swinney, Bir miggitarra ; .Spilsbury and - Co. Mary-street, Dublin ;..and by all f rioters, 'Booksellers, - tid Ventters,of Medicinei in the three Kingdoms, . • llruduua's Guide to Old Age, - or Advice . to. both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent Cu* for those secret infirmi ties of Nature, 'Which delicacy often forbiLL' to disclose even to their Relatives ; with 'a - • Treatise on female Diseast.t, Nervous, Hypochondriac and Consuniptive Complaints. To • which is'added, Advice. to Bath and - llotwetl Bathers, &c. It is particularly feCOMETICIILIed to Seafaring Men. A 225, Bottle contains.qual to tive.small ones. , LetTers, stating Pitients cases, with the Dodor's usual -Fee itla Guinea, will Be•strialy attended to. - It will'bc necessary the Doctor should see such Patients as are•aftliCted with DeafnesS or Loss of Sight, or ..t,epd their Cases by Letter, or Parcel, to the Dodor (post of - carriage paid) with his usual Fix. The Medicines may be had every. clay. • , 4.4 4-Ma:lid/titan of 1./01:BLAt ING to . .stgl they havq rtry much hnproved these; it the cheapest and cicanliest furaitute ing forms - a Set, which be kept for Two Quin:as a year.: 1. s. d. o 66 0 3 6 Tea-kettle - Cottee-pot - COoeolate-pot and mill , - • - o 4 6 Set of Sauee.pans 1 4 3 Set of Stew.pans . -5 6 Two Soup.pots o o Fish-kettle - o _l6 o - • o 18-6' 0.i6 6 • o .6 6 Turbot ditto Boiling-pot Dutch-oven . Cullandcr and Retir- . . p9t • . o• 0 Frying.pan and - iron o. o am Grater o 4 0 , N. B. A'l,7crihaiisis•Jrile Sec of large:ctianvasions," io ii. sol Rumibrd R.:l44.ters, and a gr;:al Forks, all.marked at the loa - c. Shower Baths, and Warm Bresd- F lour C hems. D ti pp; 8. - Ast Skit:lm Slice and Set of Two Tine: Two,' Pat! Six 'I Egg. Id "her Lt.vatiet !st - prices laths, t► CONSUMPTIVE COM A" generally occasioned - 1 of - the Blood fa tin. Lungs, tii purulent matter; this to:ty b owir.; asthmatic,- or drops.: a} e: dulgencies, leading a-too s:aniotis, climate, hard drinking,. imutodei - ate u coffee, or other wotcry in aids ; it ir catight by dzunp bech or ‘,:a.'1i1112., sickness ;• exceLb of grief otptralure of the viscera, an ulcer, in they live:, exercises; &e. &c. The CORDIAL is. calculated to restore a d ids and vristirie vitotit. ' .4 a be haVat Flalf--A-Guir,ea, or 51. Mr. Mathews, No. 18, S-rind, for Dr: Solomon's Cordial EA:in of Gig court, Dublin, and in bv Hazard Brighton; Gregory ; . • Swir Blandfor.l, . Simmons ; bury Sr. Eden tenliarn, Hahvard ; Clnibri4e, tiodgbo , son ; Corchp.ster, Keymer.; Citraerbu lisle, jollic - ; Chatham; Etherington; C - Chester, Fletcher, Poole and Son; C. Cirencestc r, Stephens; Chippen ham. No. 7, • E xchin;c-cou rt, Da. ison ; Der} Pennington; 1.),.)7, - er, Ncle.. • Devizes, .tor, Crutwelt ; Deal, Rok ; Dirfmv, burgh,- Srriith ,E7tcter, 'Frew - man • Elliott ; Cinucoster, -kaikts ; Glasgo port, Harding Ilmill, Rawson ; I. Isle of Wight, Albin ; Kendal, Itram Merritt and Wright Lancester- -Walm. Lincoln, Drury 7; Swinfen ; Lewes, I.ee ; Nlarkhester, Ruwd ; Maidztone, Blake ; Marlboro bury, FullEr • Newcastle, Wilkcr ; Nottingham, - iprbage; Norwich, Ste. Oxford, "ones g „Plymouth, Richards Preston, Scrgent ; Reading, Smart Wood ; Southampton, Baker ; StafTh Newcombt'Sunderland, Pray ; Salisb rough, Bayley ;• Taunton Poole; To Eviil• ' WeymOntli, Wood; Wirhisor,-; Tymbs ; Warwick, :Perry ; Winchest Tesseyman ; Yarmouth, Downs. And ley all 'the i - eputable Medicine &c. • inevery principal town in Englai and A me"..-ica. A great and . Providential I COLDS, COUGHS, DECLINES DOCTOR RYMER's PEC iLIGE CASE 1. A young man, servant to Mr. Paris, gate;-hill, In a decline, who had ht-zn Faculty in London, was sent to Reigate by ,Alr. Rowley, late of the Lona°, young man was put qbder a wurso . for abut two maths, when he bad ret rheretrbar /hat he returned-to town to' CASE 11. To Mr. R.YMI;R, Surgeon, 41 si- " 'Three: persons in mrty fantity:,. coughs, took the usualretnt-dies wit tht: consequences of protracted 'colds, former repcatc 4 l proofs-of expericnce, I sentlor: a bottle:of yot and g'ave each'of . thent zsiineol• it ev according to theprinted .directions,, y and in about fourteen clits the y yis:re h, I ant, Sir, yoyr most ittimblc kYLOR. CASE J. Crane,. Esq._ .near-Crdleigh, DeVon.-,who. ot i the.4t.tst cal' is much aTicizct - cou t - . ), anft -Itr..%.;tbied 1 , 4411' i phlegm, that it is N: , -ttik Li - Lathe, v. - rites to " Sir—l hove found - much - relief *from your Peanral Me-, dicine, and believe it. to he a:i excellent retnedy ter cwlds and coughs, as ivell • “. I am, Sir, our 'nest . obedient lininhie Servant. " : "j. CR A - N.E." From Mr. Scainmen, Surgeon, who . atte. - .ded the above Gentle:nab. to Mr. RYNIi.: R. - . • , - di Sit--I have r.v.0a1,1). visited Captain Crane ;- he 'has cOntinitathr nse of the. Pcztoral Medkcine according,„to your. direaions,,,and, I gat Itapik to-add, with good .rtfed . ; :the •dy3pncea hes, bcen - vely . sreotly .patizvgd,' and the Ariatir , ..: Itintost entitelY tentored from the poincenr.ry sy,tern. , • • • f , I am, Sir, your obedient irainhie Serront, _ " R. T. SCANI.NIEIL.P ' .• CASE• IV. - , • . Gebyge Holdswonh, Carpenter-, aged twenty.two, at No_ 122, Tottenham-coun-iold,ldeelares that lie' was afiliel ed with a violent .cold, hoarsens,, and cotigh, upwards of 'two months, winch became at last alarming and a.litserous by spittlnt• of blood. He then pinch:and a smat .1-ittle of itirmer's Pectoral Mjedietne. Tise firstAnse ' viz. two table sFicionfuls, mixed in a cup of water; which he toolt. at bed-time; suddenly relieved Aunt, :nit abritd symp ,toms. He took The rest cif the bottle. the sane way, which perfealy cured him. In the Nlessles this Medicine has the most desizablecffeali. TLIOUA . • .~icll6Ureti Sri, i i; T BP.G kave' Yciar ro t t i m hi c h, f f r om iti'omai Mialicine pr. ...$.41110 -b:0 1 " here, dud undec,fol-mt and tea ice di:.zharged front wi•mkl i appear to 'vol . ' ;the , spring of last year my nt:otly to Pu n a period tO'- on the crown- .C. tny 14341 were hi:oh.; (rat in ' fully painful, 4nci had last srfven•years telt Was .Vety diSCOI9III ingp z ijn, particularly. 14u., pave me or re,t ; la this otencletl by J, •Thon,3l eVro•hy them here), to • wlkich 1, Ltl:-, :.in to do on of `a_ fortnight, 1 be.., , ../n• than a month, the ulcer healed--1.90n aftec, sons - 'also; boatver, conSider..ble. diseolm allot! In the .skin, and pain in the bonrof the left, py. Ailes site ,c►t Goli and . a little lon perseverance luable Afeditine, •fiubsieroi ; • the ticAttS,ditiPersiogt the - Skin -rcgainirits tottithl hiol," and tfie grAdtMity going off. I thitS" bt..c3me,' by, your - adiwe aiut dies.:}., perfealy . free frorn, all fornler have acovercd nkyfor:ner spirits and StrtNlVii, 1)M1) ~.ti:-' cotnljully and :fat, •in which state htving - Continued rua.2l, Th tner,s to the astonishment of -all Who knew the, a toss in. o. hat terins to exPress my gratitude, but la:hf,'Yoti,;., for the pz.‘l. of other silMring m or tals, to make thi* nit case as public. as..possitile, 'aS 1 sII.'~RI at CliCry • oecasionil in so doiil4, you will _greatly . . oblige, Sir, your ttratoetti s i 'ob.s•Lent. very Immble..serrant, . ALEX: MU fkbr4R::t Swan's. Cline High-ttrefi Lilinhurgh. Witne.siz.s to the'above C . ure: . ;:,,,,,; a t , rill N Tunur son, No. '3, N'ew Poultry mat.— • • o it x I‘l 4 lleros it, Old Assentblv-Close; • Prepat4l and Sold by the soleProptietor,. • Tito s:r Y 7.0 R, Member of the Royal -College '6f .Strt'l g.vns, at his House, NU. 9,, New Bridge-street, LotIdot!: whete, slier a c onstant residence of mere than thirfy-sti ve!rs, in a pra,ttice particularly direeled to- the cute - bf • Venereat Complaints and those incidental to the. Patriot Gilter.it . ..on, with` that inviolable sei.recy 'which. tea his prOfessiMi Should always obsetve in Such cases, . flatters himself, the adviceanti assistance-le 'grituiAl44. administers •to penious tAking th,ii • Aleii;:ine,' esteemed, by . a cliskeraing as an advUsAage donvittainalile - and void of 411' etnbigoity. ' ' Alsa sold, by his appointment, tor the . convenience of thoe,living at-a distal(, ( , at the- Peififenee:•s, - Ntr, .3;; . s . r. Alban's-street; ; the Tovahop, No. t 03.:: ()%.; ford-street ; Mr. Disbor,ough's, No. ?, Fisti-strst-hM .Bookseller, No. I, nien.:row, Little Towet.! hilt ; Mr. Watson's, Scuth-arid~':, Edintluvh,; Mr. Calk well's; ; atri by- t'ine, pc ~,on eNety hsllztablO town in C; re-it Britain 1,-eiani, Iu It6l:.ts m.tr.cjnly as. 94: each, sealed up with full slid plala whccetty persons ofei.litrst>c may bare tisxiliselve* spa(r,k, s ecrecy, 411:1 satiety. • , • N. 11..)x sail in Circat * Pritain • - se•'•lod up' • a Stamp; vn• Which, by - favour 61 the ComtriiSsienert 1 printed, at the Sta.nt)-1):lice--" Tator, 'NO, 9, N e v. lirii.l::.-strixt," —to iniinae, which is Felony, and ail others arc Counti..-rfoiti. • , • i.• • • ' 411 ,at r-irl f r --- 7 7.-iv....,...•-••• ' ,N os , l„,-- s-.. i rJrl r 4./ 5..., K -. ~ i.!•.-i- - urn,. h. - 'l'.., :s,s : „ /At(' K ..). PN , COOK. '.• 1N .. 1 , (4,74:ei r b00kAt . ..1.,- ;0 tr.,: fr.,...,#,,,,mhi iiiiitt*', N- ate- to au! Public,' that at (e Original lii;;;nit't :ci., ! ;,• . , I , : i 0 ; k i.. ; ... • ....,, Iti :i ..-,,.?_• . - actieles, whi-ch lender s Neivettitle- street s i..l4.ato. is!.;:, Strand, ri;:).3sire - - .. I .*:. "re-int:se. The••:,,rinw,.. .ripe -street, respectfully .b;.7:s le.riee 'to reconionee& 4, , tin repair at all -titne;, Public, his Black I.eail l'e .i nc ,ra ilt :lc e s s ikb i: ,, o z, u x.v.i ., : s cti i i l ir, e :l rior•- • ancs : .z _ il e .!. * ::k.te l s ' .. t i l i.i. l . . • fence has been for near fifty years 1,41% ers4ly aekraiwl ..1 . t i l - . L ., - s . cf. and PenLils fur 'Drawing - Intolouri of a - Lit,. IsiveCrit:tre..tiL ,grater - 0 . 1 6 which ..far surpass every thing of tli_.ltintl,ttetor-1. I;no wn. . • and Perper-box o r 6 Drawings, by - iYay at SpeciMenS, may be sec=:. ' k rhev are i o...toaster - - 0 4 6 • sold Wlialesaleand Retail, with an allow•inc -t• the "' I , L ,l e -., sir..-,-pan and ' to A ttists,,and those Who.t4ke a itiantiti. A coitiple:eAsurtnient.ot ter ' - o • 7 6 mer and Ladle o' 3 6 sing. Cases. . _ , and ( - o'4,y-spoon o 3 c - • Gentlentun's PLUIet Cot . nlitodes; 'containing- eveci,: A n i,..i g t ... -.., r Skewyrs - • o 2 6 . for p S o i r 4 z :i .h v b e ie lg i a w iitl itt l ii ) i f i zs i tti.. l). ; essitig. Scolliips anti - itter-box - . •ia s 2 6 hogar.);, Satin \sic A, Morpcco Leathet .&,... • • ,Tart :snit six • - • Writing Paper, eXtra tine cut hit Pens ; iiuc Irish qty-pays -•9 4 o Dutch Sealing.;Wax, and all kinds of Statiotiat'y i' , . • (dub* fable and one -, - %iv Thee Machines,. by winch Writing • l>._ kai,;: i : and eountipt 11,101 VA: 1,0 te . r . , CL vying . Iviacinnes -sparer ' - fa 4 6 ma} ~ e X tiously atal cle:sily . copied', are brt.e.;,,tht 5} . ::. M•in ts z. ',/ ' L'. 0. 9 0 to the utmost pertectiN, •and corriptised in a Niat'.o--m) ;.:T i ind Steel Register Store , which terms a cotulite•Desk), some o stnall,, 's - . tc; :. . • ' ap: `Also, some cheap the greatest convenience to those who Travel ; oth er - : ty .of Tale KniVes and, size and form, to 'answer' the puri..., , cs of a ''' pl •" ` • taire. •' , - . - - ‘Pill cle S ''q l6. es, - to sell orlett. ' !h Devonshire O - , erect, - t, S D ° e L Y D on's`hire-p i.,e, . . 1 . :-:•. - :PLAINTS, • - by • the- Sta g nation A c Tl e ,!:,..leoalliltaatirildoore, u a i r.. l-I :l :n t ° hi l c. : 7-. u :n : . 14 ...- ° ... .. L., :tc : i E c 1 . ass ind rit l .,ei nail for his . own use, i 4 a . sty idor. sopjrio'r ql;',4 ' i the wh,011:,, L ,, , .) j i t n .., l i n lot oda:. ,x - p r e i.LE: , : - .L1, 2, , , , , , ~ i i : .,. ., .:, , i i ,s h p e ...t. iviay .: of s, 1 : :,.. ,:e i ,:, ,i i ii . ::re ' rvfit:::b e :ile.i:t i ~,,,,,:,,,. ' • house, . even .:e t a.sshrirt titni' ' ::.sees.'s of ;ibidino.ts_ in- - h.irltifo i • :it a friir Viluaticn - • --. l u .. se ny of ty.te.rre4uritaalas; cold. . : ts z ; ,,, i 1 ,i,, : ...' :.,.:,-,... .2 . .', 'Oil 1:1 Want- ot a . . be H o. ,,, :s,_ or ._2_ l( ! . , ' i_; o ' : I: , .nd . raeasuti.- of great ceonomY to •purchase trig ,i, • . : :1 110, . 1 1 . - t , te ~ ri.ii•;r v e " _ 1.:,,: s.. iirniture,,artit ivil it aga.n at the end 'ft ire telit, „: l in s ' , . ... •1 _: rusts:mars, ' , . , 1 14,54..t.fit t ~.s.: •,,,, t ,.. illitig a Ite.•,•se rcruly fltritishrJ ; .:.-.% * t.e.u• - .; - wi Xtr it .P a a ' r v ti l e 'l u t l ' ar 4c ...• °ll y.ig l i . sire ' .s . f.' 111 - r: Itor ' isen, -- - s ' tatir.crier, ' - cra:itc rt t,': g.soctnts, vi the it , lation will al ,Y.l.vs finable them toint L . 1:N1 of GIIrE AD i .i.,....i . .cd canstittr_ . .tion to , • 0t ntvt.c..... ; .4 ....1' ,4n 1 i N.i f ir).... - ttl ' i t,,u - ii,.... , bt,ect. . .„ : : , : 1., ~...,.. - -- • A f ted .til4. Cases with twelvt.' at - •• on, the•oirly IVaretiguse . - • • • • - - - - -.., -.., i lead, No. 'is E xchalie- ' - WHEN. Professional ivfen,•of .Eaticat o n amts f s •--. 7 ........ 1 i l rd; Bristol ; , SlisTpard ; , •y. ••• - 4 --- ur .c ., i•,: . _ Dit • lg . , ic , ; ch - . -- 1 : the seleerio c ri sP° o l t. l•4 s: D i j i l e k c t i i :li d :i v n il ra tlll ne f 'ri, l ili ; e l 7.:i i :: e sjr: r n i l l oTi 4 ou te g in c et i inc - • - Bedord Smith• ` Witted suc.cess is the best trite of-stip:l, :•:t v. ' son ; Coventry, ltolla-., 1• • , ; c tkr iiiiiil Y crze , l4:igsi S l : tct i ro l r : ), l ir l_:: i n clil s llioi,, i ir,)csi C :11.1 : 11: 1 11 ;; t in re:_a t i i :i h te a I, i t ti w t . ' e . v a o r L t i s • `Three ha zil. i .tk i i t i D i t c t. d •v ts..: , 4l ) i r c :.. , t l e a r r l .i ' l , , l ,r ) a . n t P , ii :..,.: 1 1 1:1. 1.. - - s , - t: e rc , .r4 i st i k a o i. r ; : s se.l.t . 2 ll l i . ets_ .1 to ..i. eta tines - ianbil,e(:)trettr,anrciiturrativ:t,apthiotase• •lotrairitotohten,usir6ivC.ofintrtult:litii:_,lll.:,:tivsj;_ttilr:ittilli!xthit4:4:7-...5th;1er;;%.t05....:,. in, Ceint;s ;. Dablin, thy, Diur7,,r 1 Durham, I formed a-wish at an early perl,l 4 . ot' Ptaclied to rescet-le- . . oath, fackson ; Ethn- o a ‘ rstl y. sSio,npionift;(fillino(ll;ottst., disiduais from the , ipe:?1•4!),:c .ot .titterlutatect • r.!.. - 211, . or-the en_.ually dr itivsotts precipitalle) et "geniral Prad.ri.._ers. . -. The "T hree Disorders, IV+ the Cure of Which I have tia. pswich, Sliddlediccli • . voted my attention,. lomplise. eterZ spevies of V 1:1V - • ' 1- tothwaite • Liverpool, In ' 1 7 ; Ceeds ; Bun ' s , r ß at l it A ni i 2 - :sly, of h debility: . wiirther arising trout. :. ~ V: hither of a, n:oent. or -song ‘.114: ,,, ; Leicester, Gregory, ' -. h er, i.rlich ; h ,,,....., . s . the )141:rts of se col-boys, or, the' incluipilCei of tnathte 4 4"V1.0,.. , lie. kna lastly that deran , • s't t , • • much, Harold; SOW- •' ' ' •' i calle r iB. "-.'''' .." L'e shron in. 1;40-• men which is sca es A RP. ENN ESS, or' STE l: ILI 'CY : . : .ii Northampton, Edge ; Numeroas Diseases are the result' tif .ignorstril.:4 tarts even•aua, and Company; in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea ; and Er not Ism , .and Portsmouth, Belarn ; co.; shrsews , suiy, -- frctit . tently happens that the. seeds or Life iire_Rolsoned b tell, Smith ; stan r for,i, the indiscretion of an unguarded to:tr.-41h' a tupelior :lira " thod sucli ; Com plaints, are easily cured ; :tic:, c.ven . wr,,,,, - -1 .)1111.•, Collins; Scarbo. others ha 3 c tiled, I trust thilt : l , : ni . ly pr,.- •.3)•.ic - ; to abet ai iLitßielirlra,kideli'oelbv Cox; o W s :orr l e , st e : l r e k i r , , ... r3i f i ' iC e‘ l t i -, re ci e n S lN t ' ab eve li f s , tl :2 ln r: ' t t ile cases of coniplicatel &arm . 4 1 this ti;sonier, roinpared with the c.tlamitotm annuals. gi , vende . 1 . , Booksellers, n-I,l„evillic%'n.h" mitt a rt' .o 7 ia"tinliteigicleabire : ;;:lite r iir Y -vi'.e. or rho ea: arid, .Ireland,• Seotlan,tl 4.oibc—billt‘ty-,'4,fvtuch is the utrayoid:date--:cs:4ii-astetTullereticetlio:t; stab: suirerct hroik i l t s 1411.1)er.• his m am is ti e e rl', ol,l llll pernicious habits. • - -- Discovery t. 7 :s, AsTit MA, tkc-. isf . ortune, ~ i, it A !t : O rew u ; o t t i .rh : : if o lor r eYr n lc n thile( c i4t e ln r cl t tne' a t4l ; : t k : l;l::o a sY 7; llll % tG!l.''fit4it i .4)6l. r. ll c 4i ti ' tiot it e be rs,' l t hiGt) re Pl rp o k Y • a l : n'QR AL F E BRI _ of these Deliciriacisa to.- the gradilial fisrolereo.. i i 0 1' k t ,..„,,•„,,,,.. ~ NE. tint; Is 'the 'acAinirentnt .11 ?a.; I • ,!saletts .:. 1 f !r u e ~,ir s sh, silk-rhercer, LIM- ° lr t ;u l 2l a : ; :i c n h x " i ' s:t u e r. ‘ ‘ ‘il D h ut be s h p 3 r l e .e ve . t e t : ed i" . L I .: ..I'. . ci ; s: i. '-:- .l c r& a t. " '. t o rl iin i teta 7 • 4 , : r : ' .i ' 1 under the care of the lion of this f•lM,".liti tale ; aril . ill ti:•-•;•... casrs; 'rte ~.; - .3 g ... . .. • te, to he under my r;:re. difficulty wilt met. . In Cotfee-house. . This ( But yvhs.te tier; Deficsenev has for yea'rs•-otitteii, a prolfit.•, l 'the rectoral . 11ledicine,.• PeiSevcrance is indispensably • c(ll:s:t.e to revive the stum, eceivcd so much benefit bering Snarls of Life, and to re,anintate the, Cotisrirution, - -. i )'his business. • -MA 'Mt It DNY 01 EN, who have lung he'ett disrftioh-ri e a c- .. 1 in their ex peetations of a Faintly, rony la-. WP'44.• th• Lr. i n Gerrard- street . -- . - Most instances; such tlereas are cwabtt li - i t ic4l,4kiii. -„ _ 11 , :tt1.. lan. r. i . igeo.. , - The seeies - y l'which is so came:::) to liatintedttaking ' havint• bad: enliis oil and the gurilitications which 1 ltav4.-pso-aiii,nii.l4l4' ' ..- 4 shout iciler, - I:rtnc l ing Ulu I:l4is ot- my iltetensiuns, and in toinetdeneeAiiitit„ A n t -- S. old having -had, en this , rtitimatinti is givcii, ~that I Cii• ;El,. /NY IN ' : 4 •4ofixii--4.. :out medical skill and , pergotull v; '0 r '.by:'Letter (in 6 llasllfVa'stililli 14 04.. ittillt. 'lir ,Pectoral Alecticine, hOuse, >,1i0.. z9, : iikruiikl.:l stret, •.'.t - ti - a nd,meat 'retrveliai.;... very. night at bed-titre, CZ'''. •rii ! :r is an adiaional lantrascr. id Water-stfiset i i: with daily amendittent, ildiMnlng, and the Naine iS on both the (Idol's. `•'''''.- .. . • sll pretty well. - • .- - M- 13;1",• ,4 '. tleinlter et the lto3al - Colli.ge of S.; r- . ....,z,m 1 ,-„ , Le Servant/. ~' • ' H. TAYLOR." '' . • - To Tuom.A s,..L:A y 1,0 K, t Epq... : 1 ~; : ...._::: , • , , . . _. ~ xr:, ...N.,,,i.Bikkc-strl.rti ficntim. v e 4) T :Yon ; ,who.oti the-itast : •• , ...:-.. 7 E. .:, .. • -,- . ... - • -• r A - Irovitit •.' Su,. ' " I ''' ) " ll74 ' 4,l `l• l4 cil i R IS* •i,, aud so -trr...stl.ritd wit': ' -...' tt - 1 o',-;- ' - . • ' . . • A t i . .: eaa IJ - C:stlic writes to T BEG I . .tya.' rO l tritorff.c: You?' lilit, t..C"..er . 41F,F, . . ..., i '. ' tilwklactifillicic,l ‘c . .th ' tll,. Lice Veni ,. * . •,.• . - , • )e.ar -1,90,- . ~ ~.._. , 'rum your Pcanral Me - rot ? which,: erode 'it4 •OLW i ila t,' ay resis . .inx e v i er y c li t k.V. o : f Lent reincsly ter colds :\.lctlicine pc.lictillckib.Y4 ll ' = ' q t! r stt l iniii V%; 4 l : t ! i l i e t .. ti - e ta itet ! f; . r !- I? ' .d r i•.t a i ll c d e ; u ti:. ll :: d i c ift :: ri{ed. llll3 from tlil4i. ', V_l fat ' stri,:enil s.:•_YL:riecnpwi l. et ..„..,: i „ A.6341, , ,'. Intinhle Servant, ..1. C R .A.* - .N E." - ‘vonkl i appear to hoof Ane::inost,.,ll3,vcieta,tt•4ll.lture . ..• 1 , 1 kly o atter.ded the above sprin t •A f r ,, st v eal . env Taiy.ortler na4 gtA4rix, Vtieh 1; 4„, ;! ,,.3. .. a s,' kr,ili.: R. ..•, - . curer IV. to Pu r a period tii-r l V o L e‘e '\is o tc= n ll , 3. :' , e n - t. . - i iit l ha itt 4 i..4...l a 4 t y l e , „e gs r zpiain - Crane ;- he 'has .on th`e crown- ttl - my ltaaA• neinttaccordinf„to your. • were br - oh4 out in 'frtg - tilftl l- a n' u,rll-c i s t•' ra l rif it h r ill4i s‘ 4 " l . 4 .' ' with good .elfeel - ; :the fully psunful, anciliad Ir.:,•:•n in-a s tate of ulettrillan titr s tlier rvixl; and the ,itri.aur.: -last sn'un 'years ;' my le - it irtcl. :11so • !,s-e' imi...:elizo,:s 0164 fix:nary sy:teln. , . Was .Yety _much discolouri.d,.and!gale *fit - stilt c xerttttat• nanble Servant, 'mg p t ljn, ra:tieol.irly, wlten warm'sit -bed, loa . ,noasly .16.,3 6 . T. SCA iI.NIELL." ' • peeve me of rest ;in this laonentable stAto,, k ,wasLreettrn- . mended by ,`I r'. .I: • Thorap..nn, - (Whi.' eeivit.cr sp: gte_it 'a , aged twentc.two_ t at cvrt).by ;Item . here). to take - vont . 71reakets 'P.iwnt - ?W. s, ' arcs that Ite*Wris atttiCi- wlii i :ll 1,1z.:,-..m to do on tire / ititii,of, pay.4,,io -ti , e,_buc.•:*: • and . colighs upwards of . of •• - fortnight, I be-.7..n• tt,i ieceive lk.'nellit—.o 1 0.4cel_,nora ilartning and dangerous than a month,. the ; . ileers on iny" itt-s.ti ' cud 'arms were , .leased a swat bott!e of "bqUiltilli heakti—swil aft.rs.e_ th... sores on th'.: 1z..g 4. : 1 . 14 "ted 1 . "nit?CT - ZITS' - yr 5 ti - 3111Ur• - tir , ! .. 4 sr isrrl.77 Doc r--7Fargarr:gar present : the wax likewise : Dust ha‘, e been of consi. derable value, is the Jpanufiaure:of tallow"..catidles is not irti , k ancient : there is a Statute of Henry VI. with regard to WaX-Chandlers, the .preamble to which sets forth, chat wax wasused in great quan tities, not only for the purpose of making - Candles, but likewise Images of Saints : bciicies tai., mead was pow the liquoi of luxury, and still continues in great :request. in Wales. Honey is .a considerable objt-et of the ancient French law, .Under the title of " Aboilage," and, together with Wax, is frequently mentioned in the • laws •of Hoel Dha ; .wbere the perquisite of the King's Great Chamberlain, to as much wax as he can bite oiF- the . end'of a candle, is particularly recognized. - • • CONCRETE LEMON JUICE. Mr. ,Cox ELL, of Tcmple-Bar,having been given to' understimd that some -other Acid has been sold for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it cessary to obserVe, that 'he is permitted. to refer' to the 'highest Authorities in this Kingdom, for the purity of that prepared . by . hianieJf; and •he trusts that the preLlitition of signing every Package with his name, and in his own hand-Writing, will afford sufficient security against imposition to-those who shall he desirous to make use of this conve nient and elegant preparation.. CORN EXetiANGt, FRIDAY, ArnlL To Out Market this morning, experienced no; inatcri;tl altera tion ; we had, however, a brisk "demand for fine Oats acid kiln-dried Barlev. Flour, which was wavering between lass. and t 305- per sack, is now fixed at the former mice. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. THIRTY-1 1 0ifTH DAY. Nos. 56,08, 2 1 3;0 Prizv of 01. NAFICY. GAAVSZ . II), APRIL 9. Nsstscl by--.the Betsey, Br9okos,. from Baltimore. Sailed---the Harmony, for ; Htrcilles, for Hombre,' ; Euretto, ' Paters° 4 n, Montreal, -116 yd, and Reliance ; SViuren, fur Mow-real. • MARRIED: Itesierdar;, Henry Kolk, Esq. of Addlc-street, to, Miss Horton, of Newgate-street. DIED. On Thursday last, It William Frogates, Eici. at Fulmer in the County of Bucks, Norhury, widow of the late Rey, Dr. :siorlPary Fellow of ;.ton College. • On,Surtrlay the agth Ilk. Mr, John Master of the Old/Ship Tavern; Brishton, in the 56th year of his age. On the t9th uit. at Lisbon, the Floe, John David Col year, son Ot the Earl of Portripre. ni Ott "tar)da'iy last, at Sr. Al han'i ,in 824 rear, Joseph Gape, Esq one of the oldest Benehers of thc,:Cfiddlc Tem ple- • On tuesday last, at his house in Cavendish-square, the infant. daughter of Sir William Lanham, Bart. Lately, at Dalmilingtort, Shire of Ayr, Major William M 4 Myne, late of the 58th Regiment, 7 - On the gth ult: at Freefielti, Miss Garden Grant, ter.of the late Lewis Grant, :\ I.jer in the service of the East- India Company. PRICE O YhST/ Bank Stock 158 i NAVV 511 Cr Cent. 954 4. 1797, 93k .7,1 i I fish s per Ce►.t. stint 4-Per Celli. Con. 7,q 3 pci Cent„Reci. mitts ecc.C:ant, Can. 571 a Otttu Sctip Bank Lon; Ann. zll Ditto Short Ann. A Oitto Scrip STOCKS. DAY. 7 India Stock Ditto ponds dis. Exchequer Bills s. dis New ditto Lottery Tickets 41 mper. . 3 I , CI Cent. 5 ki Ditto - Allll. !lank lot+ Ai:count I utlia . for ditto Cons. for Mly sBlk COURSE OF EXCIMNGE, " - IRIDA7, Arai!, 10. • . itimburgh - 3t 4 ti us. ; V enice .' Li Altvna -.- ;t S 2j . us.' I. stlon Leghorn.. - 541 - - . Oporto - Na r yi es .. - . 1 5 - , . Dublin - GC110:1 •-• , I ' 4 8 4 - - - 45 - • S 4 . LC) N 1) 1 )N : Pilord by 'BUCHANAN NPMI IL AN, (ot lio*-Strcct, CovOt;:Garciei' ' * At the StiN.Orp ler, No. z 12, &rand. viherc Acivrrieserttritz,';Orders CASE V ..„_ In the mouth of May, 181 e., ts.ro- of my. own children, viz.. John, aged 4 yeaTS, and .Aiexander, -au'd a Years, were seized with the measles : I gave then: trent one to three teu spoonfuls of the' Pedorat Medicine, mixed in a little linseed-4a, every four hours. in'the first stage - ; every six liciurs in the middle;' ani lastly, only at he‘i-tinte. The fever, cough:soreness of the throat, and intiamination Of the eves scot, abated; and in about tea days the: had.'.no• complaints. They tOoi. no Other nte4 wine tnroughour the conrse of the i t isarder. -' • - Gerrare-stroet, Sept. 5, tfioe. 1-AMES RVNIER. ,Extract of a Letter train .an eminent - Practitioner to Mr.. R I'M klk. " Sir—amour Pectoral . Felvrifuge Medicine May be' justly considered arnow the most iniportant. of the medical disco veries. . The following tustances of 'as efficacy deserve pith licity " A - young Ceritrenian in his 7._:l year. .vas in• the last stageotadecrun, occasioned by I,c.cricl.• ;EVery. me ltad teas tried, 'in vain; and Fox.f; love aid tiro Iteipirable Airs .v..c.fe of no use. In this' conjunaure I hall rcourse tc your Me dicine, arid gave it in do: - ,es Irvin th Cia• - spoonfUls to one desert spoonful every six I - Airs, for atwut three weekt ;- and I am happy ,to acquii.int vou that my patient ii7apparently Out of danger. • * • ‘- • " I epotince prescribing similar- cases syeceasfolly ;. and. sonic, of scropttlous huhits, arc %coy:sting . fact. I think it material to add, that - , as the cough, expectoration, fever, heat and flushings,, &c. abated, 1 rerhicol the' doses, in soak cases, - to one U.l svounful every six notes. " Loiidon, Nov. 1; " D." Sold in bottles, at =5..91. is. id, ptd us. ed: -af-No. ;6, Cerrard.street,su)io; where Mr. Rymer me be consulted. Nlessrs. Dicey .24 tittol". - No. to. Bow, Chui-Lh.yard, are appbihted whbl6taie ‘-reilders of this well As of .the .Cardiac-Tirttture, far cone{ laints of the head-, siomach,-, and bowciii gouty, 4114,1 nervous disor ders, &c.) - of whom, rillo of :'l Yitll in, rio. 3, Win: , street. arid of the. Ytoklers.of . 04.-ir:Meditines in all riga. pal Towns,, it, may, befiaa li; and Pub!jibed by WI t. gtX • A ;8a Scam s (of 110t$c-lerry-coad;'"Vw ;j tut Abe Papa-, Leitev-r= ter the Ed or, (tortliiiji, must be adtht:sbcd. C ~• `~l