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OLD BAiLLY. FIFTH. DA . Iri . tiONUAY, aPR.IL 20. _john Reny Trbarierb.ek, a respectable sugar,H baker, in . ase City, ,was charged with receiving two hogsheaklN-of - Sfi v annuli Sugar, knowing them to have ticel stolen, &C. ihecase, on account of the great length to which the examinations'uf the Witnesses, and the obseiva. tions . of the Counsel, Sze.' extended, occupied the •:+ttention of the Court considerable titne- 7 But the evidence against Mr: Whinlerbae.k was of that na ture, as seemed, •in the opinion of the Noble and ..Learned judge who tried the case (KrcYoN), to }cave no doubt .of his innocence, which. joined to the uncommonly good charaaer, by several persOns of die first civic and-commercial eminence, Mr. E. KEMBLE, Aldermenlit u PAT, HEAR.NE, Sec. in- tfueed. she Jury, without hesitation, to give a _vet of acquittal. •A • • • 74MCS Pearce. was capiryllyconvkled of stealing a saddle, and a pair of plated stirrups, the property of Niue other Prisoners were,. convided of lesser aria teh were acquitter; • . , SIXTR-pAY-TUESPAY. Thomas Burrel, and 36hit Ireskett, two boys; the former ekven, and the latter ten yers old, were found Guilty. neon the capital charge of privately stealing in the shop of - Messrs. Rbliinson and Towel, in Broadestreer, St. Giles's, a.quentity of linen their vroptikty... The 'charge to the full extentlxing unexceptionably substantiated against, the Prisoners, thej4.try were necessitated to find a 'Vetdiet ac- Cordingly.—Death. . . T/175.ard and - Batt were likewise found Guilty upon the capital charge of a burghit) in, and feloniously entering- the'dwellink.:house 'of Sir Lucas Pcpys, with intent to steal.--2Deatk. • Williart , At.i•inso'n was indklecl- tipop :the:- cArital cbarse :131 . stealing fT•oin Joh Jtilmson, Etg:tis . pocka..book, privily, Icoin.his,.persint.....--Tlielury acquitted him of the capital:Tart, but found him Guilty of the lesser. felony. Eightun Prisoners were fountl Guilty upon trifling and seveh were acytiii.te'd, CORK, APRIL 14. 'Yesterday Sir ;ix HAT Es' was tried for for cibly carrying off ,Miss PIKE, of Cork, with in. tent to marry her. • The trial was not over before ten o'clock at night, whe(l a most respdtable Jury brought in a veidiCt of Gailiy, but recommended him to mercy. Miss Pr kg gave a clear account of the-fails, And " seemed totally unembarrasstd on the occasion. Sir .112NitY behav'ed with extraordinary composure, and expressed .a wish that, as he had been found guilty by the Laws and a jury of his Country, thv Judge would order . him for immediate execution. The Judge, with feeling and humanity, 'declined , . A point of law was left to be argued by,the twelve judges. - From the excellence of his chargter, other respeas, ~his charitable and humane dis atposition, and .the respectability of his counedions, is generally thought that he will be pardoned; particularly - as it appeared that no personal violence was offered ty Miss PIKE, except in foreii.g her from her frliends, to whom she was restored itrthediately after, on her reflising to marry hits. jler friend, are of the" first consequence in this City, and do not wish to- push the matter further. SPORTING INTALLIGENCE: NEWMARKET t IRST SPRING MELTING. NI.):,1.1A1, APRIL. 20. StveTstakes of each, h. tt. for colts anti fillies, ri.!. 4 ;t!irec years old I colts carrying Sat, 51b. fillies list. zlb .A , , Hiss the 1.15 t.• . • 7 - I:Anbitry's b. f. Eleanor, by Whiskey . - f. sister to Paynator' - b. c. by Volunteer • - - • 3 Lit'. ilu. b. c. brother to Spear . - - •pd • M. Cox's Cocoa. Tice, cst. t t lb. ,beat Cul. Matthews's gst> .D. in, toogsk, b. ft. Warter, Rst. beat Mr: Itook's Jack An -65.. 1311). First 3M.ofA. C. zoogs. h. ft. - Mr. Cox's Vet, LA. !lb. beat Mr. Concannon's turtitude, 7st. (U.} A:..tuss the Flat, toogs. • . Lord Darlington's b. c. Champion, by POtBos, 7st 21b. ft. from Mr: R. fleathcqtc's bchedoni, Bst. '&5. Across 300 As. h. lt. Mr. Rooke'l Jack Andrews, 7st. 12.11)• rec. ft. from Mr. lioatheote's Symmetry, Sst. sib. From the .Starting ,POSt of the U. C. to the end of Ci. C. aoogs• h. ft. Sir C. .11unhury's• Sorcerer, /Ist. Sib. re c . ff. from Mr. Col;,..annon's Richmond 7st. 71b.. I;. C. toogs. b: ff. . . Mr, Wyndham's.c. by Fidget is;. stslb.'rsc. fr.• from Mr, Watson's Trimircii, Bst. 711). Is. C. 2ogs. t'. ft.: 4 . Mr; Heathcotc's Popinjay, 7.t. 51b. •rt'c. • it. from Mr. Coirs (nsian, B.t. 81b. Across the Flat, loop. b. ft. Mr. Howorth's Chippenhain, '7st. 41b. rec. tt..froin Lord Sackville's Robin Redbreast, 7st.:7lb. I). In, toogs h. ft. Mr. Concannoti's b, I. by Volunteer, Bst. rcc: ft. from Mr. Wyndham's. ch, f. by:Woodpecker; .gst. 71b. R. M. , loogs. The Calcutta Native Militia has been new orga nized anti aithcnicti, for the purpose of supplying .the place of the Jebundy town guard, lately dis, banded ; 4nd as tilt!, cormiland of this Corps was no lodger compatible ith the of i ce of TOwn 11flaor,. Major CALc RAFT has been superseded in the for mer by Capt. G. DawN r r, who has been. succeeded as Deputy Military., Adjutant-Operal. .14r: Capt. •SA LMOND. • . . On Satitrday afternoon the corning.house belong 'ing to the yowder.mill at Waithiun Abbey blew up with horrible explo.ion.:'We' are siirry td hear that nine : MO and tour hoises peiishcd . by , the, dreadful accident. The report was heard at a vast astance, and all the windows in tie nei - Abourhood 0 Were shattered. The Mercury, Harbv, from London to Berbice; captured !gth February, by a Privateer of i 6 guns, in lat. 42. long. -The Betsey, Nanr, from Guernsey t 9 the West has been taken,• re-taken, and.carriainto Antigua. SCOT' AYD. EDINBURGN, AP . I“L r 6. • ON the x 4th inst. about four o'clock 'in the after_ noon, the young wood belongir ° r to,Mr..D4ILLEtt I . ofDalswinton, was observed td be on fire. Before the discovery was.triade, it was burning in various parts, and its progress, which:appeared to be wid, threatened destrudion to the whole extent, amount ing to Upwards of zho acres.—Mr.. Miller, who was than in a field at some distance, _ was . the first person who observed The fire. He instantly dis_ patched men in all.direetions to alarm the inhabi tants, and in a very .shorc,time vast numbers, near to 300; were CollOed; who exerted themselves with astonishing iihirgy.' Many of them were at times in - very 'laza Mons _si tuations, being surrognded by fife , on all sides, -.but fortunately they exaped from those-perils. They generally took their posi tions to windward of the fire, and followed it, and by incessant beating with green branches, cut, ting with axes, and treading it down, they happily succeeded in. stopping its progress, aboitt hail'past six o'clock in the evening. We are happy to hem. that no lives were lost, and only one or two. .per. sons slightly 'Lau.. One man was wounded in•the foot bra hatchet, hut is likely to get well soon. - . It appears the fire was occasioned by a neighbour ing tenant having caused his servant to bntn.some heath on an adjacent fiirtn, which CommUnicated'to the heath amongg - th wood, and this conveyed the fire in its whole progress.: GLASGOW, APR IL Ij. The Circuit Court proeceded . to the trial of Fravc;J Adams, accused of forging the subscription of James' Dunlop, of Linwood Mill, to a Promissory Note for 8251. sterling, payable to himself forty-eight weeks after date. Colonel M'Kerrel, of the Paisley Volunteers, was. called, who &roiled, that sometime ago,' the Pri soher came to him to ask his advice about matters of importance, Which was about money Mr. Daolop owed Min. The 'witness remarked, that Mr. Dun lop would surely not ote him wages ; he said no, there wits a transaaion' about Irish Bills he had given, to Mr. Thinlop.-L-The Witness 'asked the Prisoner, if Mr. Dunlop had given him'any'aCknowledgment for them ; he - said he had, and that he had got a Promissory Note for 8251. sterling, &dueling so per Cent. 'Which wa to be allowed for negoeiatiog_ the Bills: The form'of the Bill was, " WOW, Odblier, f 799. I promise 'to pay, forty-eight weeks after date; to F. Adams, at: the pay,, Ho tel; GlaigoW; 8251. sterling, for value received, in two Irish Bank Bills of Five Hundred Pounds each. Signed James' Dunlap.'"che Witness asked - the Prisoner how he. canine by such a sums of money ; he said, that it was found on a Rebel in Ireland ; that he had bought a-black stock from a soldier who was at theliattle of Balanamuck, which was about: the neck of a Rebel in disguise, for which, he gave is'. ; that he did not use the stock • for some time, but, when his neckcloths were washing, -he - took.out the stock tb use ; that it was stiff, and hit opened it our, and found the 'Notes: -within it in .apiece -of parchment. He then asked him if,he had kept a note of the' Bills : he said, that if he would look at an affidavit he then shelved, it would explain tht mat ter (this affidavit inter alia bore, that his wife had inadVertently destroyed the note he kept. The Prisoner said, 'that he had been at Glasgow to meet Mr. Dunlop to receive the money; thane had af terwards written him a letter, expressing his surprize that he 'not - attend to pay the money. He was asked if he got an answer ; he said, he pal, and strewed the answer, which bore, that he, Mr.' Dun.. lop, knew nothing of him, but that he might . call I t upon him if he wanted any thing with him. He was asked, what steps 'he meant to take; he said, he had been consulting with a Writer about the matter, and was to call on Mr. Dunlop. He was,desited to call on the deponent in -his return, ,but did not.' There was a meeting of the. parties with . Mr. Orr, Writer in Pinsky,' who" said, if the signature was riot . Mr. Dunlop's, il*as the likest he had erer seen. Mr. Dunlop denied it was his. While the Prisoner was under examination, 'the Bill, which Was in, the poisession of Mr. Orr, was exhibited to ihe'Prisoner, who seized it, and put it into his pocket. Ylr. Orr went up 'to 'force re.delivery, when 'the Priioner took it out of his pocket, twisted it with his teeth, and swalloWedit. Every attempt was made to•pre vent it going over, but without effete'}. He said to Mr. Orr, that he was employed by Mr. bunlop to rob him, but that he wasdetermined to destroy. the Bill rather than that he should get possession of it. Surgeon was sent for,• who declared. that emetics would do him no injury. Thew were administered, ,ind. the Bill vomited up. Colonel M'Kerrel proceeded to detail several other circumstances when he came to.-establi?lt the .BUI, He informed the'Court, that he had, before ; the Prisoner. swallowed it, read an indoisation:or ;certificate.. to-this circa: " That if the Irish Bills ; within mentioned were not paid before the Bill fell 'due, that it _should he of no avail ; otherwise, it !was to stand g00d,," which was signed by Adams.' Upon this fad coming out; the Coutt. paused for some time. Their Lordships severally delivered their opinions, which. were, 'That it, was impossible that, with such an indorsation, the Note could have -been negoeiated ; hence- it would. be "inipossible to : utter the same( Arid, the'crime of Forgery did not consist in the mere at of adhihiting a name to or Note of Hand,' but in .uttering Or attem pt_ inv . ° pass such, a Bill or Note as a good. Bill or Note,. while the person was in the knowledge. of its :being,fdse. and forged.; consequently this case, an der such circumstances, could not fall within the libel. Several of the Jurymen spoke; and tWared, . That, in Mercantile transaaion s" the -Note on, Mr. Dunlop was goOd fur lirtle.or nothing w:lth,such it marking on the back as.deposea,to 1y Mr. 4'Kerrel. Upon /his, the Advocate Depute passed from the trial,- The Jury were inclosed, and returned a eer dia-of Acquittal, on which tlw Prisoner was dis_ missed from the Bar.. ' A gieatand Providential DisCovcry ! COLDS, COUGHS, DECLINES, ASTHMA, arc, DOcTOR, RYMER's PECTPRAL FE Rl_ • FOGE' MEDICINE. CASE' 1. A young man, servant to-Mr. Paris p ,ssilk-mtrcer, Lud gate-hill, in a decline, who had been under the care of . the Faculty in London,. was sent to Reiginc, to be under my care, by Mr. Rchrley,,. late of the London Cotlee-house. This young man was put.under a Course of the'reAkoral ,Medicine, for about twt> Months, when he had received so much benctit thdrefroin that he teturm..d to town to his bUsiness. CASE 11. To Mr. RYMER, Surgeon; Gerrard-street. " Sir, " Lambeth, fan. 5.14Ag0., " .Three persons in my family, having bad colds and coughs, took the usual - r:medies without relief. • Dreading the consequences' of - protraCted - colt 6, and having had, - on former occasions, repeated proofs otT s -your medical Skill and experience, ,1 sent fur a bottle of your doral ,Medicine, and gave each of them a dose of it every night at bed-tint; according. to the printed directions, with,daily amendment, and in about fourteen days they'were all - pretty well. ." • _ lam,. Sir, your most humble S ervant, - •`` H. TAYLOR." PRICE 0 It DA 1' . Bank Stock 1651 4% . India Stock . Navy s per Cent. 97i 6,11 - , Ditto Bonds s. dis. • 5 per Cent. 17 97 , 951- 411 Exchequer Bills J. dis. !nil' 5 pet Cent. shut - New ditto 4 per Cent. Cob. 79} 81 • Lottery Tickets ; poi Cent. Red. 60 50,1 • Oinnium 9:18 8.1 ; ecrCent.Con. 6.4 59i 64: .Itnper. 3 per Cent. Onto Scrip Ditto Ann. Hank I.cing Ann. IS 5-16 Bank for Account Ditto Short Ann. India for May Ditto Scrip .• - CUM; for May 1. 7 STOCKS, lESTE • .;COLLIZSE OF EXCHANGE,( TUESDAY, APRIL 21. I I anihurgh 31 6 2 US. I Venire ltona 3 7 2it us. I Lisbon Leghorn -•- 541 1 0 portc - )- Naples - 4a Dublin Genoa - - 43 - - - -IC - • • ii - - ;7 - - - I.} FSTONE and Cp. No. 134, Oxfoisi-strect, . manufadurersof Dpußij: BLOCK TIN COOK ING UTENSILS,beg leave to state to the ,Public, that they have very much improved these articles, which lenders it the cheapest and cleanliest fOrniture in use. The follow ing forms. a Set, whi..:h will b.: kept irf repair at 41 times, for Two Guineas a veaT : - s. d. o 661 g` 3 6 Tea-kettle - 1. S. d Bread-grater - .o c 6. Flayr ald...repper-box 6 Clieese-toaster - . o 4 6 Dripping-pan and Baster o 7 6 Skimmer and I.adle o 3 6 S lice and Cl ravy-spoon o 3 0 Set of Skewers - o Tivo Scollops and Tinder;-bim - . 2 6 TNNo Tart and six . - Patey-pala s o" 4 O . Six TaWe and one • . Egg-spoon.. 0 • 4,6. Coffee-pot t;S!ovulate-pot and mill - - 0 4 6 Set of Sauce-pans 1 4 3 Set of Stew-pan 6 Two Soup pots o Ix 0 o i 6 o Turbot ditto ' o IS 6 ..; o 1 6 6 Dtitch-Lryen.. - !„. o 6 Cul lender and pot - • 6 , 4 0 Frying-pan ana iron 0 8 Spice-box and Grater o • 4 o 1 , B: A very lilndsome Sec of 'large ro he sol Rumford Regirturs, trill a grey FUrks, all marked at the -lriNve Shower Baths, and' Warm 13 1 . , . • `4 . -- 9 -9 o' :oast-band Steel Register Stove Id' cheap. Also,. sorry cheap &t variety of Table Kiih•e: and st prieE.s. , • - .. • 3atbs, to sell, or lett. • CASE 111. T. Crane, Esq. near Cudleigh, De Von, who on the least cold is much atlikied with a• cough, and so troubled with phlegm that it is with difficulty he can br ea the, writes to Nlt'.Ryner. as followS, viz. • , • • " have found much relief from your Peetotal Me dicine, and belkse it to be ah excellent remedy for colds and coughs, as well as for asthma. " I am, Si'r, your most obedient humble Servant, " Fcb. aS, ttloo. " J. CRANE." From Mr...Scammell, Surgeon, who attended the above Gentleman, to Mr. RYMER. 4 4 Sir-r 1 have regularly visited Captain Crane he has continued the use of tile ; Peeloral Medicine according to your diredions and,. I am . ll4ppy to add, ,with good cad; :the dvspticea 'has been ve - ry greatly relieved, and the stridure almost entircl removed trom the - pulmonary system. • • ". 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant. "A. T. SCAMMELT.." CASE IV. George Holdsworrh, - Carpenter, aged twenty-iwo, at No. 122, Tottenham -court-road, declares thathe was aaii~t ed with a violent cold, hoarseness, and cough, upwards of two months, which became x at last alarming and dangerous by spittips.of blond.. He then purchased a 9134 bottle at Mr. Ryiner's Pectoral Medicine. The first dose, viz.. two, table spoonfult, Mixed in a • cup of water, which he took it bed-time, suddenly telieved him, and atmted all tht:symp. toms. He took the rest of.the bottle in ,the same way, which , perrealy cured hint. In the Measles this Medicine has the most desirable efleas.. CASI V. ~• In the month, of May, tga:o,.two of .m 7 own children, viz. John, aNd 4 years, and Alexander, aged 2 years, were seized with the measles : I , ,,ave them from one to three tea spoonfuls of the lieetoral Medicine, mixed a:little linseed-tea, every, tour hours in th e first-stage.; every .six hours in the middle; and laltly, only at bed-time. The 'fever, cough, Soreness of the throat,' and inflammation of :the eyes, soon - abated ; - - and in abottt ten days they had no complaints. They took other metli t ;ine throughout- the whore course of the disortler:• . . • • Geriard-straet, Sept. 'Soo. • JAMES RYMER. 'Extrad of a Letter-from .. ak't eminent 1 ractitia ter, to -Mr RyMER. ,; -" Sir—Your .Peeloral Fthrifttge Medicine may be justh ;considered aillotig, ti* 'Moil important (Witte malical di veries. The following -instances of its efficacy deserve. flu b linty • " A young Gentleman in his 2141 year, was in the last ;stage of a declir.c, citcaSionca by a 'cold. • r.E very , met hod- was itried in vain; and Vox Glove an4..the Respirable Airs- were ,of no use. 'ln thiS conjuncture I had recourse to yohr Me 'and gave- it in dose, from three test spoonfuls to one desert spoonful every six hours, for about.three weeks ; and I - ain happy to' acquaint yon diat My patient _is arpaeently our o I dange t. • " I. conimue..prescribing it in similar. cases.stiocessinlly ; 'and some, •of serophulons habits, are, revovoring fast, - think it material to add, that, as the 'cough, eX'peiturail)n, fever, heitt :and abated, •j rectal:ea the in some cases, to one tea spoonftil every. six hours. ". London, Nov. I,.lSect. ' • Sold in bottles, at_ as: sid . s d,. and i is. 6ti. it No. 36, Ggrordstreet,.S . oho ; where Mr. Rynievnay be consulttai. Messrs. Sul-toil, ' Ni. lo; 139 w chtirch-y are appolntea 'vitholesale Venders of the Medieirit (as well as of the % Cardiac Tiseture, .for • complaints of Ole , :livaciy stomach, and. bowels; gouty, bilious, •and netrous disor ders., dec.) ot. whom, also of r W."Bitigin t No. , Wine. street, .anti of the Venders of their 111edieinesin a ll pLinei-. .pal Towns, it May . he hb.i,retatl.. 44 D.. 1 SHROPSHIRE, - _wyr-RIN THREE MILES Of '..S:I-IREWnBUKY. 1.1.0 BE SOLD BV . I'ItIYATEcONTBACT f • • -By Mr. CJIRISTIE, • • A \VALUABLE..I42I7.EHOLD PSTATF an d .L.k, most ihtsirable RESIDF.NCE, consistineof the MAI4(Ht ip pr..RE.PUTED . • , • I L-VTIIWOOD. • Elegant Modern Stone-built MANSION,. with 'Stabling 7 for Fifteen - Horses, two Coao,..Houses, anti numerous At. tached ()tikes of every benotitinationutted to the 111ansion and thg , Y4RM; Mei with lofty Walls,. richly Planted, and ..fallY - CroPped ; we ,s l l l- 1 :s e l t ru::: Pitlery, Grecu-Hovsp,Rlcasure-S.kr.ouncl, , ricliShri:hhery, The 1-}(IOSE seatca on ir ple.isin'eminence; in the m ids t of a PA DDOcic: 91 - .A.tput,tx.4 AcK,44,.thOiaaph?ach by . t 1.1•3 , Lod k es, Td, l ' .SERL:i SI4II•RX f0nn5....4 beautiful I objetholhetPrtriises, ‘4lticti •artlitlentifnlly exoelJunt W. A ittid :two.) , ls l ,l :I'o WINS' %vet I 5 tO.Cked, and st,it.ibly p{l:,ccd;stcortnietik-F ARO, with requisites, ' anti 'tti reattidi fni!'frealls&s stuidr ricli.,lfie Los U RF . S of AItArU I E,AIF..ADOVV, I PAs - reßf.' zna. cOPP CE LA V 1) ; an. ASYLUM f9igietiM,Est in t.lnkAvittdeAbotit, /7 4 Acrcs,,entirely Compact, and Tithe Free,- wooded, &L. • plenty of Caine and Field Sports, convenient to tinie and • Coals. The .Khole in Ripplete repair . , awl,* fur: t4:lrt?tne- • 'drate !recept 2.if . -sn genteel ':Firmlr.- •the'ticrisei "' in • vstrt • F U RN I'S H E 11, wlriclt indybg:4l;tti at • a Nut' of the' Purchase - taloney may .rtnuain on. Mortgage on the i Premises. . • . Mar be 'viewed by, spraying to -Edward 'Williams, F. Eaton ; of whom printril Particulars may be had ; as also.of john Bishop, E'sq. Shrewsbury ; and of the Printers of ' Liverpool; Oxford, and I . l.4ncliestcr Rapers ; -and in Pail_ - • • ft c 3 nptukind. • 'When :reasvii is thriAtit Whet vtiarcl G, the potent force of drinking to exc:ss, it too brtc'' I "Pl'cils that this imprudence produces mother, or in other trm;, a con nexion with a disordered O r unclean titan , '. AL.! itcqu e n c i r those who.aregUilt/ of tlizse iricliscretions are or, th e. pottfi of entering into thC AA4tcd filet Avcallpck'with dis"crad anti vjrtuous curnpan . cni. 14:ell, whm ;is the, ict4.it:tltichi; of thestiiepeatetrimPreiPiteTies ? "Tll4 has lurked in, the' body ;of , the husband is' eofmtiilititOted to the wife, and entailed upon the oll"sprirtgi:Mto... 01111g.+ , the world a sp,:ctacle to all bzlioldeii, slid iksubjcd..to,thq evi trn pt icuis of the niostibOttiVltt 'tbild4ft - E'}; -tee. - A 'inc. drank, who us:s metaijitirlib-eolnpletion of any perk . ..l - in:awe that has not been properly refinQd, will find - Ins workman ship break, crack, and disp ariFit variety of impertettions, in defiance of 41 pains.aild dikigsn6tet,:.: 41,4...45:di11. the 'same With those who elitUr into th"state :of wedlttelt,. wit lion( h o tt lg. oi t ir-I ) ,l o o4,i)raverlyNsrafritl front thc%o4intabi'ilis- ' tempers it priceivesibrough.t sef 14p 1. VVAlli 4.ng is ,note etiliiacrottsithati Dr. •Btoz urn's of 'nit which is an admirable diuretic, anti ti4ti: by-pet szalent;iievf..'r ing to cure conglxyintsof.thisn:tture4,afttistypy h4vc ittant on the . 1 foe seven, tight, Cr . len Al hciust it is sb - eftclual; :iris at the saine,titne cap riinoCetit tit it t • child, or a }lli* j in.woijup, might taki.'t it. New t .t he Art4 t ta safety"; ,nOr is. there the:least evat : ip , the tilos' incletir.nit•leasori, I whicli ii iVicarcWilooss%4 to t es ea poiroin,tturing the ad m inistration of aleoltiSt4fltirlii4y... Brochures Guide to. ()la Are, or Advice 1,0 both Sexes, to obtain a rarliv - il.aodpertriatient Cure - foeibbse secret lair mitico. of Nature,.-tvnich t ilppeavy ott er 't or bid s to.sditclos: even to their Itefath- , zs ; svrth ;t 'Treatise on . Female Lies- cases, - NefVoll4, IllyPoebondriae, Mitt -. COtattiriptive .Cotn pl:•tints. To wiliich as Atlvic44o lilt tltand f ot ... uxtl ie lathers, I t'ii,paificularly rFcoinmended to SeataripS, Alen. • . The Botanical Syrup , and :Nervous ,Cordial tb •bi , had at' 1 the D0;..10r',. ll9itse, No. 9 4 AJllloki.7strcett w4f-L.thC.l.excrisit• ''..‘Tuserini,, Surrey Side of Bridge., in Bottl. o .- • a p;•. - 6il:;(iltity 4161e:tied) 'A nt' iI; . gin, timer at his Medwiniil ,WireNO , ll44 * . Wine -street, who has r.eceived a la . rmatt,i3kili ; 'T ; `Thompson and Mills, Ca s tr e - t reel I.B'iovene, C. Ktiutb, Bridge-strecti Reed, iintllSheppard, dristol ; Aleyler,,and Cruttwell,l3atk; Mrs,rs. Goa:thy, Shilrhnnte - ; Air. mikes •Glettees'tee , ;' . kfr. 'l') inbs, , Worcester ; S k winney, Birmingham ; Co. Mary-street, end by all Priiiters,r titZezen; and Venders of .111etliciues,ril.i1lit.t4rcC '''' lll A five' uinea goitle of I etvous Cor4iat itti 11411 16 ;0 1 1; :to behad at the Doe.toe'i-fiousel, 4 contains 'll 4 L arlY: s.:ven itt t o ' guinea bottles. 'the ;t4iie aut cmuuoiedagl i n. z i l y t iert ig these. Medicines of Travellers, ace. its no kr- is watto-: rized by Dr. Ilrodurn to travel with-thetn.•__lmay alp be • had by giving orders to the Newsmen. A 225. Bottle contains egyallo ones. Letters .stating - Patient s ' Cases, with . the Dottor's Fee of a Guinea, rciii iie striCliv attendut to. -. It will:be necessary the Dotir sh ou ld gee glielt Pitiatitt arc ithiCied with Deatliess or Loss of Sight, ter se.l4 their. Cages, by J.etter or Parcel tv ttur Deaor - (l)bst car Citriaite paid), with h ay be 11 Iris usual Fee.—The-Medicines in44:Yell day. 1 . - • .. %. you, ifli6 c 4 that,h tilt: To THOMAS TAYLOR, E gg ,: 1. s u i e n s e rt . ,ne t. he . No. 9, ,New Ilridge-Streett.Lopilon. • • Honoured Sir, , - . Edinburgh, 141 1 .0 *- 8 • 7 rc 1 Iv, 4,4. J 13 y E ea .G r s l i e 7w ay . e 1 to i n form eta; k; f b o c nn en a tvoich, from itts. obstinately. resisting every cDtl rig of Ntedi c i ne prescribed by tire moSt eminedt of the 1 .- zitilty heti; and undergoing several severe etiurses of sal - sm. icie t , and twice discharged from' the Hospital, with little *lief, would x ‘ spear to be of - the Inuit inveterate nature. in t h e sprit* of last year my disorder had got . to such a • h „i t • er .as nearly to put .a period, to my existence-,r had a lirg * ki r -on the crown of my head, one ~;:n each arm, and ow l en were broke out in a frightful tnannet ; my ri: : 711: wa,. ti res T, fully p a i n f u l, an d h ai l beet} in a star.of 116.i:ration for the last seven years: my - left had also two large' nodes oil i t , was very much CiiSCGluuredi and Aare ate such excrutirit- , illk pain, , ,,pAttieulariv when , wartmtn hrd...as4learly . to t . a. pavelire of rest ; iii' this latnentible stkitz's . 1 w'ts recx,,, it . ;.ru.nklet.i.hy... Alt. J. Thoinpson, (who r:.tcetseil to g ivi , t $ cure by them here); to take vont Ixake'i ,P 3t &r , c I.' ii: s i . ! which- - I began to do oa the a6th of - May ; . 1 7 1 nth,: course of a f ortnig h t , I` began to receive bettelit- :Li ittlC Inure than: - a -mcinth, .the ulcer; on iny hod net 'arms 'were i soundly -healed,--soon aftlyr, the sores. on illy ',legs N 'e,,,t, : d also ; leaving, ' howeVcir, eonsiderablb discolouration lii t i l e skip, and paid in the hone ot: the, lett,. which, bi the lilts sing of Cod„ and.'a 'little longer perSzveranee ill )(tut inva luable bletlicine, subsided ; the, nodes ,dispe;:zing, tits' skit) 'regainimi its natutil inn:, and the noClurnal viiins..,gradtudit eoing oft. I thiii ticOarne, ; by your liberal advice Wild Me dicine, pettedly tree from all nie .. former complaints— i..ive recovered my former . spirits ...nl strength, and ant 1.. N. !come jaily and. fat, ,in which, state 'having.contintie.llll3:l iinontlis to the asfonishhient of ' all ‘Ylto knew inc, I. ;Jr at a lossinwhat terms to expreSs my gratitude, het be You, , toothygood' -of other. sutlits big.. riwrrals, to-makNe this.,tur 'case PS public as, possible, as I shall on cvety qt'cilicx; in so doing, you will greatly .‘4blige Sir,' .yoyir rueful, r• • I okthent, vier* humble servant • ALEX. AVIV RKER. Swan's Close, High-stlEic - Etliiiburgh. ' ! - Witnesses to the above C OTC - 1 ...IOHN THOMPsesr No. 3, New Petiltry Market; and. iiott - s M'lvrosti; ' Old Asseintly 7 Close,kdinborgh. I . ~.. .. . ; . Prepiired and Sold by the- cole-PiOprietor,• Titov AS TA Lo, l, I. Melilller of ' tits," Roril „Col ice of „stir, geons, at his ilouse4 No. 9, NetY'Riiti;:te..stret, Landon ; ~.wherr,.?lter a constotn reil4c rti,c4 of attwitll4)ll.olCf.Nkiit , ; Wars, in u praetice p:o . ticularly dirceteA to the cure 4, ' Venereal Complaints and t hos: incidental tn she _Piiiitt c i .Ceneration, with that iiii.,„4141,,1c,..,.....ereey which men of • • j his protes,ion should always observe in such cats, tic i flatters hint se:f, flip, adv,,..,:al44lssistance;bv. Kratuitnltly . administers to persons tilth•ft tiffs - . Mtdicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning! Publi.;, as an advantage set . _._,., . . ... 1 aonit;t;t4jEtat*.anil yoittut' . ith atußivity. . .. , ~ I -AB 4)so1.1; by his appoitittrizni, fir /Ili:. C4l' VIA', ' - n e e of !those living at a, distance, ;it the Perfinne;'s,.. No.. .34,' St e . /..:11ban',,s..street, fall-Mal{; the Toysliop, No. 'icy, Ox. , 44d:street; Mr... Dist N orringhls, , o. •,,,. ' Fio)..:t: incr ., . iiiiii. i'Mr. Steel's, lic.oksener, No„. i t -Union-row, Lit - tic Tow zf a hilt; Mr. ‘V.itson's, South-bnitke; Eit:rbi , 4!l - 1; Air- Calf. ' w d p 5 -, Vnbliti. t . and ,liy' one„,..p.:n - sou in 'evr.ly . .consitirraisis • 'town in Great Britain an..l I i:_lancl,' ill roket of only as. 94. *c4ol, m.rtleti /up with full anit.tilain-'directions;' yllctet , 4l p e rsons of 6010- - s:A tray cure th \ru Linselves b ease , Sp secrecy, and safety. N, B. ,E. yuy fiox Inlet in Gicat Britain is, soalcct up .with ' 0 Stamp, on which, by favour of the' COironissieners.-.- i s . c ... L...! T: Tay 10r,.. Na, Ncly printed, at • the r Stan - 10)1B- .. . , , ail Oridge:sireet,"--tto imitate .Wilicil IS Fdlt/lly,, and o th ers areVonntetteits. . • LO N 1)0 Printed by 11 1 1( .; 1 1-N N N 1.1. A (ot 11;9. 4 1.Strcel. t orcir.-; ; arl,lll'ubitittui Al l 11; ! G •SesLir I (Of linri:.fcrry-r - rekt, Wicsortirzitti ;) • • At the Svst OF w r, N' 1 Strand ikhe s ie ,4dveriticire . teii, Order/ fur . the Pater, Letteli tot the id tar, (pelt-14;10f must be addros"l' 4411. 1 ;%75111';', YhAtl.etoeTH, - APR LI. LO. Arrived—tile )Zew Mary, Teasdel, And Britannia; Thacker, from London; And James I' ye, from Kull. Sailed—the John; Butcher ; Thomas,' Linsey ; True Lon, Canton, and .Industry, - Williams, for, Lundod ; six! Young'Mary, Cobb, for Hull. citnrEsxtrn, APRIL 10. labtll3,. Dunbar; for. Grenada Eurydice, Compton, for' bEriitiltine - ; Rosalia, Sinclair, for Herbice ; Merchant, Knox,fOr)3oston ; Suitidk, New-York ; a n d Astrca, Harrington, for Madeira.. • • - • . • DIED. On h .is passage to. England,. on board rho Manship Ea'st. Indiantan, Lieutenant colonel Loh') Boujounar. _,~:~