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PORT. CQUire .-KlN(,'s BENC,I4;; It, tBut. • THE:KIN:kV:, WX23I)INGTON. Mr. JusticeaGaosa ' , proceetkd . to- deliver the sentence ; of the ,Court. upon Mr.. Waddington, upon the information on which he Was convicted • before Lord Ktatyota and a Special jury in West , • muster Hall, for.lngrosaing.llopa, and persuad ing those -who had large quantities of that article not td 'bring them to market, . with intent- to enhance the price of that commodity; the Learned Judge staied the substance of the charge and of that part Of the Evidence at the trial, which set forth the. declaration of the Defendant " that he was the most considerable owner,-and should i.montfri* able to command the market, when iirould"Come up to London, and (heti he would compel theißrewers to-coma to his olNn price, and that,l-topS''sli`Onld - not be sold for less th!in 201. weight."—The, learned 'Judge then ohaerVed, that as this case was similar to that on Which' the 'Defendant had already received the jtaaAgment of the Court, and on which he had taken occasion to say what occurred to him on the . law of. the Matter,' it would be needlesa to enier much at large into commentary now,;—lt was obvious both by the case now before the. ourtaand that of the case at,Worcestar,' that the Defendant had been pursuing an- extensive plan which he had formed for the, purpose of Jiiost un fairly enhancing the price of the article of Hops, and that in both cases he was the proper bbjet` of punishment. It had been contended, .on behalf of the De fendant at the Bar, that he had' been guilty of no crime.—lf it was in reality no crime, he per, sonally rejoiced that the Case was upon the Records of the Court; so that the.error, if any error there was, of the Judges, might be corre6t . ed, and the LaW might be promulgated from the . highest authority ; in the mean time it was fit also. to be promulgated from authcitity,--1- thatamen who commit aels so injurious to the interests of Society, for the purposes of -their own emolument, should not be allowed to con tend with success, nor were the Milk to sup. ppse that such men were to bb considered as'dteing nothing that .was -Wrong. It had been eons tended likewise, that'if this practice 'was a crime at all, it Naas most venial ;—those who -thought they were innocent in themselves, and who had no feeling for the distreises of others, because , they had no distress. of 'their o'vn, might say 'this, and they' might he permitted so to argue, but whatever they might do or think, or rather might say, those who can feel for themisery of the loWer classes of' human beings, wooldthinla and speak differently ; far they would 'see how important iris to Society, tbaathose who abound iii riches, shall not be allowed to employ them to the oppression of the Poor, for the gratification of their own avarice. Far be it from the COllrt to int, pine to the Deleudant, that which he said was the act of the Almighty. No ;' it was not imputed to the Defendant, thatahe sewam had been inauspicious, be that the groWth Of, Hops; wai not aburidanii but it was imputed to him, that he inglaaa'ed Una'. . fairly the article, that he peneaded others to keep it back from the Market in the common . , way of trade; with a view to enhance the price of it,. which could only' have the operatio of deatiag aim artificial Scarcity; 'if a real one did fiat exist, 'or of inereasi4 it if it did- . a -the con aequenbe prance, 'if suffered to con -every wise and good nail) must tremble 'to foresee, for unavailing to mankind would it he, although the 'Almighty should bestow an 'abun dant harvest; if by the gambling tricks, or other artifices of the Rich, the price of things wereato become so high as that the Poor could not pura chase the Necessaries of Life. • The novelty 'of the Defendant's Case had arisen by the long disuse of the ,force of the Common .Law, and the punishment not he ir)/ poiated out by any existing 'Statute, • had - caused the-Court' to Nose before- 11100, tnade up their minds upon the Judgmeat to be pronbuneed On ahe former case,, and on which theaCourt had awarded punishment ; and the imprisonthent •he had undergone, previous' to that Judgment,. Pad . not been overlooked, and the-Court had thought, they adopted a line of moderation which was sda ways an ingredient•in the,due adminiatratibta of Justice. This was a crime, -the which if there was no check to it, would be most alarming in the present state of society. The Court bad de liberated also on the sentence fit to be pronounced in the' present ease which was most . important, and which involved points that 'were - most mu. mettous ; but neither the wishes of the Court to protect those who could not otherwise pro. tea ;themselves, nor the mischievous quaiity of the crime itself, slimed transport the judges to any, resentment which might lead, them to the infliEtion ora punishment that was immoderate; but it was the aim, and the only aim i of the Court, as it was its duty, while they tempered justice with - mercy to the individual, to haVe a due regard to the interests of the Public ; they were therefore, in the adininistration of Criminal Justice,- bound to pass such, a sentence, .as, in their opinion, would deter others from the commission of the like Offence. • The Court therefore did order and adjudge, That for this offence which the Defend, andiad committed, he do pay . to the king a Fine of 5061. and ahat lie be initarisoned in the custody of the. Marshal of ,he Marahafsca (King's Bench), for Thtee C.'alendar MOuths, to be•computed from . tlic expiration of his _former scowler! ; and that babe further imprisoned until such foie be paid, and that he be now 'committed in execution of his tence.—M WA DD GTO N' retired,' • ARTICLES ()F PEACE.,, Mr. LAW moved fot leave to exhibit Articles of the Peace against a Noble Lord, The Right Hon. Mary, Coontess of Pomfret, appeareil on the Bench, a nd exhibited Articles of the• Peace 'against the Earl of Pomfret, her hos. ban& stating certaip iaircumst,ances of dome s tic unhappiness betWeenlletadishiu and the Noble Earl,,arising , ofarsiacrationi of her_fort tine, t 00,0061.. and upwards, and' her pin money, wbich was 20obi. a-year, over which she complainkl the-Noble Earl endeavoured to obtain an unjustifiabie contioul, .contrary to their mar tinge ietifertient ; s i tatingAlso various particulars, from which her Ladyship complains that the Noble Earl had behaVecl towards her with coldness, after wards with indifferenee, :Ind then with haughti ness, and in some cases, with 'cruelty and infideli ty, for which, a Suit was depending in the Eccle siastical Court : Concluding with the usual asse veration, that she did not exhibit these Articles from any malice, hatred, •or Init merely to save herself from anger, and bodily harm. . The Articles being sworn to by . the Lady, anti read, the Court took some time to consider, and then Lord KkrivoN obserVed, , that the Articles should be Made a little more' specific as to tho dates of the ads, .from which her Ladyship ap prehended herself to be in-danger. She was en_ Titled, most assuredly, to the protection of the Court ; but still the Court must take care, not to make a ir,teeedent, by which they might lead to the receiving of defective Articles : the att actual compulsion complained of, shotild he spc,:. fically stilted: Lordship said, he c!)used rot to say a great deal on this •subjeCt.' The Lady should certainly have the protection of the 6urr ; lilt the' Articles would be, better, 'if they were made a.,little, more, specific. Mr. LAW observed,,that the Noble Earl would not, of court, tie any authority over the Coun. tess in the interim. Lord KErtitorr —" He will not presume to meddle with her in the In.!an time; however high his rank may be, the of the Land is Ripe_ rior even to his rank. Ido .not say that these Articles might not fi wily prevail in case they are not amended ; but if they were a little More particular I think it would be better, especially on account of the precedent." Her Ladyship then withdrew, and in about an hour, appeared again with the Articles amended according to the intimation of the Bench, : which being again sworn to and read—The 'Court ex tended its protetlion as desired on behalf of the Lady, who then retired. LONDON, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, An Account of the following Species of. No. v isioNs purchased in Great. Britain and IKeland, fur His Majesty's Service, frOm' the commence. ment of the *present War to the 31st December last; - distinguishing the 'quantities ppichascd in each Year, with the Average Prices paid for the same • ,• . In 1793, prcat BritalitpuNhased,-36,.4.31 tuns of lieu, ave rige.pricY sys: trcl,` 108.4 cv, - 1. Blitter,p . ;,.c &Gs. 4d. ; Nand •14,c44 , CWt. ChteSe,: prittt:43s, 9tl 1 ft:1411d, 449 • tuns of • Dew, prlce -13 tor, poi c tlj COO ' . CheeSti, price 435. 34., , In x 794, r.; pur...hased 44,2,39 suns - or prii4 • tii#: +it ;s4,.cw'r. -13tirce,-.Atisce 665.-941... ; and _ ; ix). 1 706 ELIAS liceri priee67, rid.'; g6o oic - c '63s: Sd. ; and 414 cwt. , . 'C ham s .price , t - i • 1 T.. B. purchased _17,2a2 tuns of Beer, price...7ls. 4k-i• ; c;V4. Putter, price 755. Bd. ; 'ant Chme,. pike. 369' tails of - neer, prici 665.- 9d. i_ 77z cwt. liturcr; price 645. 2a, ; arta*); ,curt. •- In r 796, .B. purchas;id . 48,335 xt { i r;s of price 71s. W .84. ; z3,s69Ct.'BUtter, Tititx 31,1 04,377 cwt. Pr ,4o 51 3 . 7d:. 1.4 , 11349* surly of Beer, price 77,.. 409 cwt. .711. Ad, ; and 391 cwt. c. price 54. i ; . B. purchased A . 35; tuns of BtOt; price 61s. ; 16;99-1 cwt. price 7gs. Bd. ; 4110.28,571 t CherSe; pike 553. 20. Ire. 551 . lilll3 of 'Beef, ; 1074 , 01Vt.•iiiitter, price 702.'10d. ; and 890 price3o;...6d. . ' Iti 1793, G: I>ui - at.t3c , ..r6, 0 67 limb of Beer, price 60s, '3d.; 19;3,33 iNi. &Met', pro:e 7rs. 6d. ; and '29 .. ,360 cwt. pike 535. In:. 540 1011 S of Beer, price 764. ; t 243 Lwt. Butter, price 745. id: ; and 1364 cwt. Cheek, price 595. rod. • In 1/99, G. B'. purchasad 6 - 0067 tuns. of Beer, price'6Bs. 6,1. ; 24,1:42. cwt. Butter, price - gos.*l ; and 21,562 6\l. elleC:iC, price. sos-. 9d. Ire. 292 tuns of Beer, price 4.1. 46i cwt. Butter, ri"4:e. 795. 3 I and .1093 cwt. in 1800, G. B. purchased 63,06 tuns of Beer, price 893. zoti. ; 2104 cwt. Butter, price 1,45. Bel. ; and 28 ,439 - Cstitt. 'Cheese, Once; 815'. zit. Ire; 186 tuns of llcer, price 8/;,. Bch 4,,:595civt. Butter,. Orice 1064. 7d. ; and .034 c.t, Cheese, pricelo. D. 7. We•are in the utmost degree shocked to state, that'the alarm of fire was again sounded through Kelso on Wednesday near. On repairing to the spot, the thatch of a house situated in a garden on the Chalkheugh, was di,,cOvered on fire, and a -wisp of burning straw w4s taken out of the 'ea il* at the end nearest the garden. The flame was Instantly extinguished. It thus appears certain, that the place was wil fully set on fire ; whence there arises the'sirong est reason to conclude, that -the calamity which took place on Friday evening Is to be ascribed to the same diabolical origin. We are therefore compelled to believe, that, there exists soitie in fernal wroch;. or wretches, who, for purposes to which it is impossible to give a name, have deterinined to sacrifice the town and its ird A ptrole . of the townsmen during the night has alreitdy been appointed ; and it is im possible to doubt that, in circumstances of such unprecedented alarm,• the discharge of their duty will be proportioned to the extreme - exigency of the case. An •urn, containing several hundred pieces of Roman coin, all in good preservation; was lately found by some workmen digging for gravel, about half a mile above Levington Creek, near the Ipswich' River ; they appear to be' bras, coated with a mixture of silver and tip, and bear the impressions of Gard;anus, Maximus, Yost humus, &c. with many of their Empresses, whose mode of dress ing their hair about t 4.00 ye ars ago , is plainly dititinguishable. ,I,ON DON Printed by.B V N M‘M 1 . 1,1. AN, (of lio,w-Strcet, Corm. At the V.OFY st NQ, ti 2, 4fraver; where Advnyisrwrio, Ordas THE lI.A.MIIVRO4 MAIL. v,T-011N A, JAN. 24. n. • • , 1 4, .. • , • -.:. (FROM THE COURT G.AZETTE.) " DISPATCH ES have been received from Ge..' neral BELLECItA.DF, brought by Colonel BEST, which contain "advice af - an Armistice having been concluded between the twb armies'in Italy. " The time of its continuance is to be the same with that conchnied. iii Germany, The-French line of demarcation ikformed by the right bank oft the river Libmia,t,and:the tights bank:ol the Tagliamento is the boundary line of the Austrito position. Both lines, therefore intfrseet Athe mountains that. separate' the 7)rol 'from the Ve netian territOry i • and' amine& at lienz in the valley of Purteroyi,th the lines of demarcation for the Armies in permany. "Manilla and renCie continue in the possession of -the Austrian'-T i rilops ; the former fortress is to be permitted to renew its provisions..:sviry ten days ; Peschiera t -gerana l Legnago, Ferrara, and Ancona are to be evacuated and given up .to the French, on the same condition with the For tresses surrendered in,Germany, that conclusion of a Peace.." , • • . • (ANOTHER L EITER, SAME DATE ! ) " ON the 22d the Cabinet Courier, Mo x t 2, set out from this City for Lfitte•ville. It is contidenL ly asserted he carries with him the ratified Preli minaries of Peace. The Marquis Da:GALLo will in a few days set out .for accompanied by two Secretaries a th i e Kin* if PAtIjES, The Che v alier 'CNA i Sró his pad thrbugh this City.on his way from , Petcrsburgh: tohisiNhistir, the Ks NC of SARDINIA. lie has received from His 111,TSSIA - N AZA:I 'EsTY, in quality of Grand Nlaster of the Order of Malta, the appointment of Mini ster to his said Majesty. .ROVEREDO, Inn.' 22. THE report that the French had entererreniie is not true ;- they had indeed printed Manifesttes at Trent, which .they Were .to have published:at their entrance intothe former (..24, hut theAr:. mistice Concluded on the 17th between General BELLF.oAttnE and General BRUNR, haS nditr' pn an end to the effusion- of blood in Italy. S'rOCKHOLI I / 4 1,_px. ‘ 23. V. • i ! THE Swedisk Ship-builders _ who, midi- the approbation of our Goverment, have been absent ever since the year 1794, ,received ,orders to re turn to their country - with'airpOssible dispatch. These able Artizans have, canstrutted several excellent Decks at 6)7lstayabioyffi; and fend6red the Porte very great service. 1.0 JAN.. 26. OuR Gaiette contains the following axtiaft . of a tetra from Courland, ditted Jan. 2'. • c , We have just received.her thelintx)riant in telligence, that the lilzdry,Rott of tusliia,,bas.pub -liNl,ed A - Xotice to all Neutral' Slips, importing that all Ships carrying goods to England, t41 . 11t detained by the Russian Cruizers. HiaAmiAt; R JAL MAJESTY has likewise appointed a Mini ster, who will go to .Paris to.: replace Baron SPENGPOI:TEN, who . .has. ken recalled. This Minister will, probably, remain at I%;ris as Am bassador." k ; ' FR_INKPC)R.T.', lAN. 27. • ---r • •. • IT is asserted „here, that tht.Preliminarib .of Peace betwcen France And Austria .: ire.. signed. Accordiug to sonic .accounts'a great Statesman, who has been formerly ItussianlEnvoy .ao the Hagar, Berlin, and I Jimmy., will , ko as Russian Ambassador, to Paris.' IG1), FEB. 3. ACCORDING .(43 aceoupts from *ltc(ii that may be relied on, Loins and the Ducbcs4 0f.4.- GOULEME left that town on the 23,1 of January. The'ilitce of their future residence is not known. COLT ,V Rl' NEWS. , READ.ING, IEIr. 7. Yesterday evening, about half past six, Their Royal Highnesses. the DoK.P. and DUTCIIESS of Yoah-. passed through this town, on their way to Bath. They changed horses, at the Crown Inn, where the Prince of Wales's Light DragoonS were under arms to receive them, and gave them three cheers as they left the We hear it was their Highnesses intention to dine and sleep at the Castle Inn, at Sped-hill; and p . roceed on their journey the next day. BATH, PER. 9. Counterfeit Bank of England one and' two pound Notes, are now in circulation - in this City. By close' examination they may lie discovered, having no water-mark, but Which is attempted to be imitated- by the stroke of a punch, by which the Paper is cut through in' many places. Tuesday last, .a gun was carelessly left behind the door of Mr. Dudderidge, at Minehead ; .on opening the door, the gun fyll, and went o ff, an d part of the contents was lodged in the legs and hips of one of his children, a boy about four years old, but there are hopes of his recovery. Friday last an inquest was taken by D, Scad. ding, Gent. one of His Majesty's Coroners _for this County, - on the body of John Taylor, who was killed by the fall of a tree : and on the same day another inquest was taken by Mr. Scadding, at North Perort,.on the body of George Hack= well, who was killed by falling; from a tree as he was cutting wood.----Vercitaf,' Accidental Death. On Saturday night: Mr. Silas Feaver, farmer, of,.Barrow, in this County, was unfortunately. . • ; and Published by WILLIAM ARMIhRit SCRIPPIi (of Horse-terry-road, Wel;rminster); or the Patti-, Letter, for the Editor, &c. (pott.paid,l, must be achirtsscd. drciinea in.a,paq in Ills SVM t Orr it is stiopimeti-1101,111)dcKwar(1. 1 --LIt r: !nark:ll;le, that two brothers of the,*ce with fAte sonic years agoTh near lichester. • 'On Friday seiiiiiklit a Tad, igeciabOut son of Mr.. Diamond ilerchant took a gun with an intent to shoot - sop) birtisratoinitirt-hr - tOWYT to his parent's 'sm.-- prize, .he did. not rpcFn that evening ..Next search was - made folhim, and abOut a qoart'er of- a niife finiiCtile house he was found quite dead, It is supposed ; - that a.; Ile was going over a lwdgc, the gun..a,..cidentally.went off, 'Lodged its contents in his stomach.—Yerdid cider) tat Death:: ' • • • • I'NICE 0 STOCK,• • India Stock Ditto Builds t.; Exchecinv.; I,lills dig. New ditto Lem: t 'Pickets di s. Intrwr. 3 per,Ccut. 36 3 Ditto a Ai,". ILtr,k ACCOUIIt , India lur ditto Cons. for :Feb. 56; 16).-Zi fink Stack J 52 2 Navy it4r Cent. i 797, 92 t# iliSh 5 per CCJir. Iher Cent. CC,11.• 3 peedhteltelf. 57:!!: • k)sr Cc9L. Cvii . sni 7 61;1 : [7-16 iima l Loty, Ann,, 17 5-16 !NM Fittort Ann. si 5-16; pity) . 4! ip •:.,, '''. 1-tori' 7 . --- 1 , 4 -,. 'i ,. Tii 16thz 1---. ' ' - I 'fit - , •r (r A ) 0 L . • .- ' • 1 : 13 (scar c e •;— ICE, Mill er , and Sc:orc. 1 arley and -' . ' 4v:o0), One l'i:.otmi equzl to. One ShiltiN in flats* . -- -, Or react. . 1, - ..Best Carolina Rice and Nlilh r t . 0. to 6d. pet lb. . at ,-. A. srs. to_c4s. per cwt. . TitrifiilE PQ()R (only) sd ~ per lb, • . t i i.i,ra - . Bei3;Rice and Alilles,Gr u tuul ot.l. per - lb.—Bat t -Rol! •1. , and Xliflet: 1' IoTIF,Itt. li&ili. Scotch Barley 4(1. to .4tl. per lb. ...., ... , . 'Sugars A,I lois!.only Bcl. peclo. ..ttml! cnly std. per lb. ••• 1 • :13-41or ' Sorts;xlleapdr in litapofriOn. - • • I'e Black ; Black,. 2s. to 19s. Re; L t ), (;it,en, is. to ps. perlb, -. and'Udelluncti Per Ili. over I.vethr. • - -3 Cott?A vui c C,llcolittes, 4s. Jo 61-1. I y..::PP4ttijagl -,'< Cocoar3s.'rei• lb`. - -•--For Read kidney O jai: . ~ ,-(7llles4rs.-.. E.4G I: E 'l' () N anyl.tle. s , t ....., 'Phirt9'Vetra . 4ll.l-Estabfilled Tea-Warehonses, No. 4; C l'leaps:4* ;.autl Sio, 9, hisl4sg.rte-dt - roat Wittlitirtbetit • •i Cornhill.- . . . ' i - .,.. -.. 044*- .'t II Witt*/ Oil lif-MUSt:par Pbst.- - ' -•- '" .4 CA UT 10124.—N0 ennneOtion with any. other Iliou.§es *itilutlic - Sip of the GrassfiopPer,4 .e." or altk dthi'lloiit;6 of Kingdom an y B.:c. Nor-,,h0t0 .an,y ,Pcrspii. in ; ;no Kiligki6m any authority to I: s,.• l orsekt Tetti, arc) . in their NA4pobrF.inh...... ••• . .. ~, , . i s , • i 4; • ..: ) . .. 7 . N. IC thders 1 w PL-r.r.‘• 'or. General. Pe4t, inelosin4 • Bank or Good !MIN - , Liint to exaatainollift;.4echanlyi•te- turned in (loosla ; er ordert 4 :o_,_r , htynteut on delivery, to Coa;:h, Carrier,..e. dtrryit i firil to , wholesale and re tail and • sen% 4,5 4 per. , nr44!,•,s4,_,any ' fart, 21..4ce, °lat. h, Chirler, -• lin;slVlfart,l2. ~.• .. ' • ' . L . - 1 ::, '.': '...Reillist iittiely - ho'fi et-. --ilit - li Oiiftlisi A MOST • 1.A.1 ro R'MNT - 1111COV ER Y. •• : 4. 1 3 E Y,) es;7Airaer, :is.Cu. 283, , St ttand,. j • opp,c, .N aft, iti.*;;10tw??11;iill to li.4l.bis in• i , •caltipatable Ve4ctalore Stio.A,'!2!„„ clwiptig Klitl , f 1 r is; cc Hair to the Watt tittlibrfni*iiett,tif ifitck Its 4 or -ttlien, by utter 4,VpitciticMU , Wy, 13, the u i tte-tif - Al otltcr Saips of this kiptl, i t.l.ijititily.lai•C °gip idol diN4,sitto '•-,. Colows - produccd by thetn - V.ar fiOt thi.AillaTlesfTeaeupt e blantei to Nature beA/i.s 116-Xes,:litip, the - 4;slfgr.:ea•ble• quit lit les of ta rni . a4 mg the ik iglu •tit at vir4thiAlitror o tf, ns 4 i t % 1 Oh: Publ;c, 4 warr;:entt.ti ; 49 Ida art,K2l4ttine*A..44l consequenc. - 3 . ; iris Vtsv l / 4 111 al, USlroo t - * fn?atitAlper, qus in its eftiit • nor tio - 410 c. 9 otihiirßi - t i bytiflikleir ati i tcrwatik vary kiiip,O.f,a4kievti‘trAikjosacrtilikilsii.- . ••'] iiit4t; thE istoi)ttelor will, A - thc rOlue•ic or an); - I-4( Gcnfletrzan, apply the stain itimscii tilt, siit - ti trau %van.: out ;Ili) , extra chirps. Sold at-OnO 13,14r4 4 , .vhi11u tt rit,.% J . M. al , So'sclii%iti*N .: s4o4lAble StPiti.la , Xisi It. soltov,,. for chl.r”:)ng { , ke 7 l, or (.; rev; 71.5ye-typ.n.ti a ar - - 1 4 1 1414•4 h t. tr.A.es re:inzt3 , l44 , o4yen,at .±• , .. l itti -. , the cht r4bili t:. of ' %l, h i,..,1/1, - . li i.. titer %•,aitiag or'':'.' u:l'ci' .q,)llo4tiolicall Cirt,c.- bl 4: ty ' t 19iltdi 0.e.. 1 491*.4 . ..1 , ~ • ' And, by appgAlitipenti .4'.1r..- Lfse's, • I'etA4rnit:-.12 . a icßoyal- iittglinuu: aut. 4' r,ince of ~ ‘ Vate,s. . , Hityltliipttk?t, fir;: IyAikes,, , ,;;;p,reu ti a g rg NO.. - "vs .S r. loaves: slinfael ; .. Alessrs. Chnzg and ilutier;•'N:isi.JiL4ati.sttset ; M. l'clet calts••••Perittiltier.:!N tt .. - 94.; f tfiCklimr.n,nlll,. tuikroil.; ' Mr:. Muddle, Perfumer, II:gh-stretet,' 141113g / up; rillile6lo, toil tion.-add.., Ea,r, - mti: 1, 1 0 - AuTter: . Viare.nomui, , 4io.tol4 ~ 'aple-63:eet, Dab..., ; awl At Nlr. Davisoir*Oateilintr A Bar.l3tnent-Etratt„i)ts,bini., ,, r.;e ~.,:- . 7-..•!! ...5, , -4,--eilt". .... - • -* Locks at . DYti 11..tu 1113): htl n !FetVPlllVtof•thetl36 , f; ph:cgs. -...• . . ~.,.......i. . . •::.- ......1... .cl--- Ai,. ;„ • ,‘• ...5 - 7 --.. ",* „,, VE*F,A i ' Al...t 3 i ' . l N V ()NiSS ' ; IKe. i.. ... ' 7 ' • To Mr. :"r It3` .1 4 ,131tii';.$tirjtc•oc . ,:, Mo. ?. - ‘ .- • dgeilteet; - 1:8r4911,/ _ y . .-, ! • 13 4 .. DEAR SIR, TT. is With the mdst.heartfeit sfitisfnaitin`fhit..i 1. address you on-the incompnrablc.exttillence of.migtil Yaluahlq Alecticine:' .LEKF, A:4 . j.'A - T, Epi;i:,,,1211,404 iff tlie,Spring of this h"sltar 1 the mistiwt oti, to ! _orori.te i t it VenerLti 'Compliii 1; itttridert`with the titf).:t ttlatmth; - ttucl dangerous symptoios; imionitielt,..il . m . I have bee4t colifinekt to :ny l' , olll foi a phOo ve,el;. to;-.. andin titer, ig . Mile i etS'ititour of it' ; 1 I't :at fib rest night/toe 4.4 - , a4id but:-, filed. 'the. Iftost e,xtrycitttiragipain aixi torint4tr, and whg wa s ,`till Worse, my ce.i......:1C:01 %1 eak rind digt, so, that L could scarce discern -am objec, if ever so close to me, 41A qxPOcteet nOthiog .I , ts ' than Aild.totel loss Of my sight.— ' From a stout; healthy, and rather corpulent nuni. I: bv, came a mere sbadow, and an ohjeci of pity atidepinpasloo. tit frieplillati 41! xivin nitoitrf and thought 14 v.feeovery Impossible. io this tirratitul, state.: and 'eApecling every minute to be ofy lastsiirtltls'Airld, - I.Vis - rortunately re cotnmended by a iteigii'orntr : to . try your Is.lecticine ;'but , havirig,trit.d all Medieill B A to 110 ptkrose, :,n.4 k%:itig at an enot Moue expaiice,Pit ivai itstub.tincett,e4re I TOLlid be ktv.:. v;iikci on . to tzce tlivni,i.lit - Alist:;Lsott . tioOsitt beiiiii;-ahli hoibre I had taken them all, I e(iiiud ctinAst4zrable,bopoflt ; my.. pills gra:iu.illy.cicii. , Ye44; l lol4;tlA.*64 l girt grtlt• 'bet_ ter; and, to the grist t - . rprize and asionishOleut of art my friends (after taki.;W th!Ce DO,'i.eli DIOI2Y, my health f ur,l itrength-w3- per:';ilify :rt : iti)l - sd;.:a?tit 1 v•i/il4,w t,thiillcs to my God and :..) , ...r ir... ..1:i.,'0...! '4edi,:ipc4; ,t) weit .id.itiarty ~ as f_.‘ , ,...7 - I w. 4. , :l ID} i. 1,... • occ lurk 4nt•tfy to publish ib any rnanntr you Init.:. 1)1 . 01)4r, .fl.ll the be.netit c,t s.ocicry at luxes at id which I should have sent you JOOner, hitt was teßrfulut a relup4e.... 1 reaelino . .itli,toe utmost gratitt,hlc,. liar Slr, )•,,pkfr o'alized tintbleSecvant t ' R. L. LLIGIU. High-strset, Nov,. t k: t 799: The - above, .:44:flietne is c.11 . 1,:5t1y ., recomm n.,endeil p). licrso that aln hy (10 . tibt tht:tr'being entirely' ee every V.ctereal Atfi-etit,.1,.1..,tt . ,,,kaAr1i to tlio4:e4bout Ater ingitheir'iinaiii6n :ts zr will a:subtly' cradicatc every taiatiOl that - blithe, ot-ttroicvar king startling, or hovevo• tbv , apikurant.:.•.of other thsotderS it boy 1 . ); St. - 00)Lit!,-, Ad Cutaneous Coln, plaints, it is 013,i ro. fr.ltiv:ialH'ttrt>e taithit, especialryirs the Sprit;:, :tn:i I'reparea •,0,1 iy . t!:;.! ;4)l ' 4 ' Proprietor, Tit oM A. .I%t 11.13 R; Ate;ltbe: t!ie4:.`t,i;o3tralion.of Surgeon s , Log don, at his Hotisi;,‘,l`:(Nty, ItiewOlcirigv-istreet; where he vtql I give Advi , ..&, Wt ih :1 to-iiersons takittr these and will I•;,t lv r a z, post' paid, off Ln - ilv.utocrvosit •04vr3 the IWIFt inviolable St:ckLy, no l'atienet;ilahee..or the;r ucvn* p,triicti . _the. Droprictur, duri,.:; the couna+ of thore ": th it 11,: h 4 tile conduCtir.g th e auove Inc and ti .' 1 ractice The'.' are al:. .;‘ , 1:1 :tinent , at t h e Per. futuer ; ,;, No. :;;, -c , P.11:1-Il4ill:; Mr. Ito. burts..;:' , ~„:11..str,m; Mr. Steel's, No. I Union- H.; I !', ', (.Iritl; and 11y c,tte Per.. son in every‘cousiticr,thi- Tc;v.',l giitianti, Ivo. in boxes of only 2i. nd.tach, M 4 .th full and re6Vons, ot either Sex inay cure thent selves NVlth ,N. ) (.;1,- . 4t Britain is sealed .up wit -a St1:111%, on whi :h. 67, favour-W*llw CoronlisSioncts i 5 printed at tli.. Stain " T. Ta.:,lOT, N. 9 . New • is fidi - ,c-strat,"—ru FClotiy, and itl2 other a re cJuntericit. . !, ~,,,..) .i l , • Ito which .ather re- : '-'44)-' ~ilsecl met ' the river . • 14, only linehoad, 1 ne black- ' ''' , J.:.