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however, r prevents him from deringiekhe rabic 1 serviCethat- justice; by his attendance, which so infportant 'a trust, and especially at this time, absolutely reietiires. 2 His visits , to the. Hospital' have been only every;seconddity; , and frequently" , not so often, and then only for very short . spaces of tinie - : By - this mode of carryingeon the . ser.. vice, Nearly three - hundred P.atieuts are left too. much to the care of the Assistants. It being, therefore a point 'of duty to represent to Mr. Shute that his daily attendance could not be, dis. - pe • nseci with, and that to,do - justice to the Patients uridEr hiS superintentlance, ar - least three or four hours in every day ought : to' be' devoted 'to this duty ; he observed, that, - as it was 'impossible for him to :Ave up so largo a:portion of his time, , from his other avocations, he must beg -leave to. decline his appointment,' ard . has given in' his. reSignation accordingly, 'which is - herewith - in— . • closed. The Prisoriat Stapleton having:been' solar en. larked as to contain 3ooce Prisoners, upon which' 11COUTIt it was necessary 'to enlarge - -the Ifospi: . tel . in proportion, for the atirnistioncif those - sick who now, principally frorrethe. wani of Cloath int is aboveznentioned, - amount to about 306 ; weconCeive that, under these circumstances, the principal . Surgeon should not Only be of approved Professional abilities, but also should devote the whole of Atioc and atteptiurt to the dUties of his charge, and for that purpose should be re_ silent as nearly as . possible to the • Hospital, without interruptions from private prattice, • Which may render his - public duty but a second. ary consideration. We' took the earliest opportunity, after our arrival, of calling upon the Msyor of Bristol, • reespeCting his letter to the Treasury, and the, letter therein inclosed from , Messrs. Ba tchelor and Andrews: . Heagreeti e upon our request, to meet n 1 With these persons on Tuesday the 3oth. 'Peeetriber, in the Council House of the City, in' order to 'inquire into' the truth of these extraor_ dinary assertions with which they ,had alarmed the' Public ; at the time. appointed, we were geo.rdingly convened in the' Council Chamber' aitong some very - respedable Gentlernen, both in and out of thee Corporation e whose names will ap. Fear at - the head of the Minutes of the Proceed : At's, -which we have' now the honburto inclose. Every one present seemed perfealy•satiSfied as to the Want of truth, revaling the allegations made' by the parties above-mentioned, both in their jointletter to the Mayor, andeia the one which appeared: afterwards in the Bristeri Papers, signed - Thottlii 'Batchelor. The 'eMayer has . sined been plea4ed' to transmit his opinion more fupy, by a letter dated the let inst. which is herewith iiicldsed. We would 'Wish to express our respea. for the *Cry handsoine manner in which . Sir Surnuel . Flud. and Ciytaiti Clarke carte forward, and roe . ltititarilyr gave their' testimony , upon: the subject - .' Other' Officers present,` we havesincteunderstood, were also ready to concur in .the same testimony, if they had been appealed to. The evidence of these Getitlernen had the more *eight with the whole of theaSsembly, as the Miyot and• Messrs. Ilatehelor and' Andrews in their respettive letters had ventured' to say, that a number of the.Mili. taiy Peofessirrewere ready to support-the charge ; 'they not, hOw ever, think it proper to appt4al to, oreprodnee one of then, nor indeed any other • otlyson who dOtticitive • evidence on the occasion. Weereist •alF.o tipress out obligation to Mr. Ai. denim Daubeey for his Useful informations.. It is als6 *a justice' due to the Agent at. Stapleton, Lietitenant Orrnslly, to observe to their Lord ' ships,' that, as well in the course of the proceed. f ri g 6,, ' es from' t he ti eeout l e we have 'receivedfromfro several persons of respe.dAbility, and parricalarly. froen LieUti.Liant.Gerteral Itooke, he appears to Have conduded Ilito:`,elf with great propriety, and With every humane attention to the Prisoners ita the diseharge of his duty.' •, Since this affair was overilVleatre. Batchelor and Andrews Nye repeatedly 'calted, upon us, and eXpressed their concern 'for the treat mistakes' 3r to which they had fallen; and which they pro ,/ fessed were made with no ill intentions, but only frorn motives of compassion: • They have since • published their rettietiotiih the public Prints of this city.. ". Believing that their: Lordships may wish to knoW the potrees :of our`i)roceedingsp.ort have hastened tint Report . with' its Iticlosures ; but must deter any farther accoiint . till we .have h. iaihed f.orne *arrangements which we have yet in view' at Stapleton. ;Vie are, &c. (Signed) AMIIROSI SEALE JAMBS JOHNSTON tor 14601 Eq. are. 4 - (To be •rwstivtried.) OLI) JL4ILEY. St , VI,?•TITII PAY-WEDII 3DAY ) JAN. 2t. iiindreav Mrimpso'n Was tried upon fun Irtdiel; pent for forging, on the sch of Deeember last, a certain Receipt for the sum of IL t ts, 6,1.. with; intent to derrautil3artholomew Puckyidge. Mr. CONsT opened the 'Case for the Prcisecu; tiOn ;' the chirge - , he said, for which the Prisoner 11.1 td : ,lnsvccr, vin, that *of Forgery, which; what. o , er he the result of this trial, .was under 'circumstaricts that Made —the Prisoner's crime most heinous. The last Expedirion nd to'flolla • bad given ooc,,tsion 'for ninny persons in this Connrry to shesv their munificence and genera. _sity, quilities for which this Country had lons most deservedly eminent nod pee hat'ly distinguished. Notwithstanding this ss i the charaCleristic of the Nation, it dia so happen that rnat9r of those who fought our b;ittles, and who fell ire these strnggles, for their CoUntry's 7"gl.ory, left behind them many relation ; i'fOr whom tio pulilie- permanent prOvis,itiri was •tultcfe. sentiment 'of gritittide aria'admiration towatds these braVe dett.ni,ltr3 of its cause, was felt and diffused all over this Country, A'sneietri eon. sisting .of Noble in and Gt.'ndo9etz . of 'the high- est Charader station; vas formed under-the title of the National. Endeay or Society," the.. object of which Was to pro :vide fov the Relief of _the Relativeof thOse whd fell, itl the' field. of battle. Of this . society the Irisoner at the Bar, being a young man of previously a good ehat rafter, became the ~V gent, Treas,ufer; ,or Secre, tary.---•-: - TO detail the regulations of the Societ, would be unnecessary ; it was under the care and controtitola Conimittec•coMpOsed of persons of high Rank and pure Honour, and Was supported by a munifice:ice that was almost 'unexampled. In this situation - the tenderest Way of taking of the Prisoner was to say, that possibly he was- , in der 'great temptadon froth die great t ensr - tit it Was reposed in him, bat :.although in' One view a palliation, it/ in none a ,tiet:mee for what he 'did. I-le hhd dissipated a great part of the _money' which had been subs'eribed for the laud able pUtpoSe which bad been already stated, and this he did the More easily as he'Was . not suspeCt ed ; but,. as he was a man of no private fortune, nor of considerlblefamily connexion, •and as he figtired away in considerable'splendoUr, he,was • watched with some jealousy' at last:—lt was in deed timetS do so, for beset up his curride and went to Weycrio9th. In.short hiS behaViour and condu6l' were such as convinced the. Committee that every' thing was not regular with him. In August last a very large subscription .of toool. was sent to the SOciety' by Lord St. Vincent, by • a draft on his. Agents; Messrs. Marsh -and Creed. The Prisoner , drew for this money4or the use of the Society, alledging that he hatt'oecasicin for it to carry into effea the charitable put poses of the Institution. It was 'discovered that : the Prisoner's accounts were full of errors, which induced the Committee, to call fora settlement, for which he always Committee, a readiness, bat sbewed'by his condua, that he wished to shun it. A Gen tleman of the name of Pucit.eridgewaS employed to examine these accounts, when it appeared they were in,a inn* confusion meetings took place alter Meetings, and the P . riSaner was re quired to produce his, vouchers. - 1-k produced several vouchers, purporting to be receipts frOin tradesmen for, sums paid to - thein ; doubts were entertained whether these were genuine or not, but the only question for the Jury was, Whether the one now before the Court was genuine or not I The Indidment charged it to be 4 forged one. It was tor goods bought of a Mr. Mill wood ; under this receipt was written the word " settled," and the initials J. M. On inquiry of Mr. Millwood, he said he hadgiven no such receipt, nor received any such money, as he pro tested. When the Prisoner was told of this, he affected to be highly offended ; but on examina tion it appeared, that the suspicions were %yell tbunded, upon which the Prisoner was taken before a Magistrate, who &rated that he should be charged with a capital offence, which was . indeed not what the Commit tee Wished,, they thinking it would be suflicient to try him for a misdemeanour, but they acquiesced in the deter mination of the _Magistrate, and he was ac cordingly inditted for a Forgory.—That was thc charge which the Jury had now to dispose °E— lle only queltion was, Whetter this could be deemed a receip,t or not ? Now, upon that, he apprehended that the, word " settled," ;.rral the initials " J. M." being put t 6 the bottom of this paper, amnieoel to a receipt, according to the s:,,taitite of the 35th of Geo. HI. c. 55. It would not indeed-be a receipt to be given in evidence, as available in a Civil action, as evidence of the pdyment of the Money, but in a criminal cases it was- to be tal,en collaterally, as proof. Mr. illotort THoteeloy. was clearly of opi nion, that this was not a receipt, as stated in this indiament, and that, therefore, the. Prisoner must, at all events, he acquitted„—it was need less to proceed upon a Case which must have that conclusion, The Prisoner was therefore pronounced-:-/Vet Geary; but he was detained to answer upon a charge of Fraud, the, amount of which was al ledged to be many thousand pounds. ,7o.reph Kemp and Thomas &vett,' two private Soldiers, were capitally ctinvitted of stealing a live sheep, the property of Robert-Moline, ill the vicinity of Edmonton. The Cast., in a . great ,ie gree, depended upon the testimony of a very young boy, who, however, wa, so satisfadorily corroborated, that the jury had no hesitatioi , iu finding-a verdid to the above effect. jarefih.ta . yrant was charged with stealing, on the 14th of January, a wooden cask, containing, 3QO Cod's-sounds, the goods of Joseph and Na thaniO Saunders. The Prisoner, who is a private in the Guards, it appeared, was seen running oif, together with his comrade, with the cask in question, which was instantly missed from the Shop of the hose 'cutors, oilmen, in the City. A pursuit was im. mediately set on foot ; and the Foreman first coming up with the fugitives, was beat off; as.. sistance was, 'however, soon colleted, and the pUrsuit continued, when the Prisoner dropped the cask. He was soon alter overtaken, and with difficulty secured his comrade got off in the scuffe. Nothing being urge 4 by the Prisoner in his defence, and no doubt obtaining as to the testi mony of the Prosecutors' Witnesses, the Jury brought in a verdiel Nirahin 'Lev was charged With a Misde. meanoiir, in• having, cm the 28th of last month, knowingly, wilfully, and unlawfully put off,.and uttered to Mr. Jacob George 'Wrench, a certain piti!C of `talse and counterfeit gold coin, milde to the siMilitude'and likeness of that legal gold coin called half.alguinca, and for:having, at the same time, 'lb his possessiOrt, a 'false and counterfeit guinea. ft , a:111616i, that the Trtsctier was a hackney. tiey coachtnao. On the tBth OfDecember, be was PRICE, 0 P STOCKS, Yr.&T 13ank Stoic zs6 Nlavy sperCent. 9:.2 931 S per tent. t 79 9 z 1 per Cent 7 . shut 4 pert., ent. Cott. 77-ii 3 per Cent. Red, 591 In 3 tier Cent. Con. pitMa Dttto Scriit !lank L. Ann. 17 tt-16i nitto Short Ann. si Ditto Scrip ERDAV.. India Stack Ditto Bonds S. prem. Exchequer Bills Lottery tickets Irish ditto Orrtuitirn linpei: 3 per Cent. sgli Ditto Ann. it Bank for, Account India for ditto Cons. for Feb.. DR. LIGNUM's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. HE following Remarkable and Well.auther.r ticatcd Cure has been recently communicated by Mr. Richardson Ferrand, Chyrnist and l)ruggist, in Sfock.- ton-upon-Tee*, to Mr. Lignurn,,Surgeon, in.Matichester, who takes the earlic:a opportunity tit laying it bet Ore the Public, in order that rir;se lal..,6itring milder similar (Nun plaints•m4 where to bud relief, and be comrbrted under such heavy afilietionl. THE (ASE. A Boy about twelve' years of a4c, Son of Mr. George Seotson,' a Gentleman of Respetbbility at hishoptou, near Btockton-upon-Tecs, in the. County of Durham, was brought to Mr. Ferranti, Druggist, in Stockton, about three years ago,rind was 'then a dreadful spetiacle,itis nok and chaps vtre full of holeS, having every ,appear ance of a confirmed scrophula or evil ; and from the' hostious , smell of the innumerable ulcers, and want of rest. occasioned by the continual. pain, his life was rendered a burthen to him. Mr; Ferranti strongly recommended Mr; Lignum's Royal Antiscorbutic Drops. The buy, in consequence, entered upon'a:paurs:: of them, and before he had finished six bottl , .:b his health was restored, sleep be came natural, • and ,all the tiLers :healed and - diappeirc.d. Ferrand advised him to, battle in Eprinv: tf . ) prevent any return,. an that in the wip.,k taken nil:. bottles., and is Terfettly cured. His Virote to Mr, Ferraiid a ..,hort time after this astonit:hinA cure was'efleeted, and ctbhuded his Letter as follows : My Son, who has taketi nine bottles of Lignurres Drops . 1)113 rattier liftle koltsornetinusi .but nothing of con;e. qucnee, we hope will w r onii time. 1 ant G,IWRGE SCOTSON, Bishopton, near Stockton-upon-Tees lanitary Ts. Ccrtitied under the hand of kioharilser retrand, Dfug gist, in Stockrton, one of the Agents appointed to vend Lig nuin'sltoyal 4itiscorbutic Drops. , Mr. Lignum's Pills fora' certain Disehse, without the least.tonfincraent in env season, restraint of diet, or hin drance of business, Wlien all other methods have failed. Priee.2s. 9d. the Box, with Dircaons.. Also Ligaurn's Lotion,.. which is found a sovereign re medy for surfeits, and.all scorbutic eruptions of the face slid skin hoWever•violent or disfiguring • ajso for pimples or blotches, redness of the nose, chin, and for every impurity or. unnatural appearance with which the skin may hesairce.ted. Sold, with Direalons, at zrs. 9d. the Bottle. Thess Drops arc sold in rnottided'skuare Bottles at las, anti 4s. 641. One xis. Bottle is equal in quantity to three 4t, 6d. ones. They may he had, whole;:ate and re tail; at Mr. Lignurn's, No. s 7, Bridge-strept_i and, be ay rintrrient, of Messrs, Howard and Evans, No. 42 Long aite, We .t Smithfield, st)le Wholesale' Agents in Condon and sold retail by the' following Persons ; IT. Cuticlell, No.47,Minories; W. Clarke, No•26g, Bo rough; Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapel ; jebault -and Co. No. tso, Oxford-strect r Knight, Norton Falgate ; Kirk, Np. It% Coekhill,./katclille; Mr, .Pidding, No. 76, Ox ford-street ;, Sutton, NO. tat, Long-Aye ; Tint and Bat ton, Royal' Exchange; Turtle, No. t 27, Strand, oppoite Exeter Change ; Ward, No. 324, Holbmt ; Wade, OW Bond-street, and No. t 63, I,ltet-sreet.. LONDON Ptnitco At the SvN.OyFics, N lltl C 1-1 A NAN NPIVI I 1, I, A N, (di lk)tv.htrtrt, Curent-c;ald 112 t Strata ; where lidverillementr, Pritr, I do.) a INTertharit. :d by NI NV rent Tell qi rig employe; r. in Gracechuich-streq, - to take 'him` to Guildford:. street, Foundling Hospital; and hack, , for whia he svas to have five shillings. - On - perfOrmitg the journey, Mr. Wrench hitvity; iio change, tender.. ed a'Guinea to the Prim:eller for the purpose of. paying him. He put the Guinea instantly into his pocket, and 'was ,some'_ time in -giving. the change ; during which, the :Prosecutor observed in the Prisoner'sthandi between his fingers, half concealed, what he was confident was a counter.. feit guinea, at the same tune he gave him a bad halt guinea. 'lnconsequence of this atten - ipt'at imposition, jointd to the suspicious stance aboVe-mentioned, Mr. Wrench had the Prisoner taken into' custody ; he was- libel-_ ated, however, at the time, on his Master's ptosing his %vol.& for Ms oppeavance next-day to answer the charge .before the Lord IVlayor,.which Prisoner; accordingly did.--1-His lodgings were searched, and in -a tea cup on the mantle piece, a counterfeit half guinea was fouTtd, which, how ever, it appeared a young girl, then in the . room, said was her pocket-piece. The Prisoner's Counsel exerted himself with great zeal in his defence. He insisted that there was no competent evidence of any criminal in tention on the part of the Prisoner, in which the essence of the offence consisted. That the Hackney-Coachmen were of all others the-most iikeiy persons to have bad money imposed upon them, and that he was prepared to prove, were it not already admitted by evidence for the pro secution, that the. Prisoner had averred in the first instance that he had found the bad guinea in the bottom of his coach, together with a thimble which he then produced.- The RECORDER delivered a very able and, im partial charge to the jury ; the leading point of which was, that a criminal intention must be sa tisfaaorily proved in the Prisoner, in having ut tered the money kndwing it- to be base and coun terfeit, before he came within the purview of the , Statute under which he was indieted.--;-The jury, after some deliberation, 'pronounced a Verdi& of —Not Guilty . NE/IS'. OR AN'F.SENI), JAN. Sailed—the Triton, for Afi:ica. ~ for Bremen ; and Thomas, • .11.112:171. ( )11 Satunlai last, at Bushy-House, Mrs. jorclan, of"' a 1):,u1it4,.r. . . ifIED. On the a6th of OCtober, at .Martinico, to which Island he had removed from Tobago forchange of air, His Excel 'Edney Richard Masson, Esq. Craven - tor of Tobtlgo. Yesterday, the- youngest Sim of John .Wilmot, Esq. Master in C.harwery, Last week, at his house at Great Ealing, Robert Onne, Esq. in the 71d year of his' age: ' • - • On the rWI inst. , at Bath, Ale:tander Gordon, Esq, of the Island of Tobago.. On the anth of Oariber last, a't Mornfendue, Grenada, Simpson Strachan, Esq. of that Island. • On the 7 . th Jt . November, at Trininad, Major Richard . Neate, of His I , ,lajeSty'a 57th Regiment, and eldest sonot the Rcv. Richard Neate, of Whetstone, Middlesex.. . .On'the lath Wt. Laillhttry,h, the Rev. P. trepli Robertson M'Gregor, many years Minister of the 'aelic Congregation there. • ' ' - On Saturday morning, in Spring-gardens, John be vayttes, Esq, :n4; and Published by ions hsswl K, (of , Cravcn-littddlngs ! - or she 'Papr i s Later, tar the &c. (last-pc At the only Warchoust for Dr. IAMES's POW No. 45, St. Paul's aurclt-yartt, a few Doors from t Corner of,Caravositle !IC • THE following M-EDICINT ES are 'Sold at the Prices annexed, inclusive-oftheStamp Duties im posed by this Act ,• but nO t charge . ha sJ)een made upon Dr. .1 A F.S's POWDER, which, 'is continued at the Original Price of 23. 6d. pet -lt may. al - so -be had at 0.. 43. per Dozen; or the quantity. of a• Dozen Pailtcts in one Bottle for it as. 6d. Duty incltidedi so th3i the Public are no sulltqtrl. _ • But in order to ft.;ilitate tbz operi.tion, n 4 to lc'sen the burden of this :Act, w . nicn ivtrild in a great mea,u re have proved a Tax upon Benevolenci. , , otlie; NiAicnies soht tti - atty PersonS ptirchaiing 11.11 t Duz,..n, or more, tiee front the of the Stianps. s. d. Dr. James's Powder 2'6 Cephalic Str•rr A'AaleptieTills 4 6' D r . Ste.eWs'Parego -- Cattle Butyl:et r 6 ri...: 1.7,e3 Or. Hoirer's t .) Dr. Austat'S Chulybeat " ;:k)t.t Pills 4! o- Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o Dalby's Carmiitatiye- r 9- . Tickell's./Ethereal Spt- - I s:ors Pill, rit • - . 3 6 - Greenolgh'sTindures p - , Tolu Lozenge.; I ri Dr.'Fs Nir.Spence's DeLirr.;Fi-._ 4 o Freake's Park 3 6' •EugLsit (wee Huxhain's, by ditto, 2. 6 Dr. Sulart.kr's "rea Dr. Steer's Opal:aloe 2 6 loties's .R tr.tutt tic Oil 2 6 1. Tilidure Also, the Genuine Arquehusa.'o, titety isilpterzeU most or the othla- Proprutary 54 r:11 ate. ders for Export-160n Are suptilied without :L , fore this Att. N.l3' At many Perms, particularly Szrv:lnts a - A sengers, mist,:ske the lious4,•F: Wt . !' AV3E RN' , t.._ tor, is under the hzceiaity •,itt, to it East EnA of St. Pant's, helrest to Ch has a large White Stuccoed Vroilt, it, ta:s scrib2A : " THE OSI Y WAKEIL)Uit!::'FOit lAMES's POWDER." Ms:IMPORTANT CAUTION. Wffi HEN the ecacious Properties of Medicine have fully establiihed its repute, when it is universally recommendott.by the grateful of those who have eltperienced its b;netits; there c: tuise any necessity or obinidiug it upon the public nl Such is the present condition of Sri isaua v's ANTI: suite DitOPS, which, as a. Medicine fcr the Cure 0 Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, andallDisOrdersarisin,; I rtdigestionor Impurities of the Blood, stands conic, without a rival: It would •be unnecessary, the ion cr.mie forward with any eulogium on its well attested lilies, were it not inctunbent on the Proprietor. to pi Public on their guard against imposition. In a lav in the Court of Common Pleas, before Lord ELL( vhs fully pitiveti that a sptirions mixture had bzen Si Forbes, Chymists, in .the Borough, in ii Spilsbury's Drops. The Piablie are tharetbre caul Isatilid such vile substitutitins f , and the Patient tf stilt his own health, by annling for the .Medicine Dispensary; NO.. 4, N. B. It was I;:cvc-tt that the iptirlaus Mixtu sold in bottles marked,'" By Authority ." .Th'C , Medicine is sold and marked, " By the King's Paten - - - A great and PrOvidential Discovery ! COLDS, COUGHS, DECLINES, ASTHMA, D OCTOR RYMER's PECTORAL FE. FIJOr' MEDIC/NE. CASE I. A young man, serrant to Mr. Parish, silk-mercer, gate-hill, in a decline. who had bee,' owlet - the care Factilty•in London War. sent t 1 Reigate, to be and car., r. Remit?, tate of tha borktkin C7lfee-/ . r man w.is put under a cause: -of toe 1' ::boll two ir.o, - th.3, lie revel tent!a tht:e,iorn that he returned to.town buchless. CASE. 11. To Nfr. Geirard-street, Sir, " L'Artititth, Jan,- 1 4 , Three persons in my• fAroily, having bad co, coughs, tuok the usual remedies cvlthout reliM . . Di the consequences of protracted calds; and IkaVing . h.; former occasions, repeated proofs of your ,niedica and experience, I sent tar a IDottle of your Pettor.t: tine, and pie each of them a dose of it" every bed-time, .3i:cording to the printcd ilirettions,' - witit amendment, and in about fourteen days they were prctty welj.. I am, Sir; your most humble - Servant, " H. TAYLOR." CASE J. Crane, Esq. near Cutileigh, Devon, virh o on thl le--ist cold is much afflicted with a conk!), and so troublet s with - phleginsthat it is With difficulty he can breadsr writes to Mr. Rymer as follows, viz. .. " Sir, " I have fouhd much"relief from your Pedoral dicitie,and believe it to be an excellent remedy for color and coughs; as well is for asthma. am, Sir, your most obedient humble - Set - fin,' " Feb. at, 12 , e0. • " CRANE-i" • From Mr. Scarninell, Snigeou, who attended the .ibo Gentteman, to Ttir. RYM CR. so , " I haye regularly -visittNl,Captaiii Crane he hils (41 , ; tinned the use of the P e e/ ora l ar ; iO ) .I ' ll l . three:lions, and, I arn' happy, to add, 'With goodefreet I t , dvspntea has been very-I;roatiy.relieved,' and the stri ct: almost entirely removed from the puimonary systen" t . I ant, Sir, your obedien t h u mble Seryall , " " R. T. SCAMAIELL.' „ CASE IV. George Eloldsworth, Carpenter, aged twenty-t"., ' No.' iza, Toteuham-court-road, - t h. o l arcs that he "; afflided wlth a :Viol ent told, htyarkiles.s, and ftt .... 01 1 11 ' wards of t months, fiecartte last l,ll4 "' 7 11 110 viz. two, table spot, rni Yeti in,zl p' of watcr, 1 11 , 1 4 tie took at bed-titne l _suddenty telfeVed him At i a : )A. los 'S'.lali,tt:heiv'aYv,lnr.:'lTieliq'perill:,itt'll';,:ntirleedr-icisitti): the ign'ti‘ I , In thelklz.-aslts ins the rnot'desirab leas. i 7 V. In the two of my own cso joh7., ~A: . !.:(1 Ale :Pied 2 Yc lr '2 ,;;Ive i " ONT . thrin 'from ()Ile I ' ii,tle . , ; 111 ` ; gar Medicine, mixed in 3 e7cl kpur :10:!:%; Ili the first stage; ever 9 l 7l l s tr:urs in the ; only at be.d...riTrte• t htver, C011),i), 'it tile tbro3t, arid ifkifitniin the eyes, 3,1.g„i0t tt.tt (It) thc.) . cm op:a - tilts. Ti i ey Ct:ler 111r0116,4- t copra whole cor. of thin`di,oroter, Garrard-street, Sept. 5, ac...›. jAMES RYTt IS , E%traet of a Letter from an tininent Praditioner " potti Your tleaoral Febrifuge Medicine may be Just'' . siricred among the most iir4.9it.int of the meilic.d. liim r l 4 " veries. Tice following histraices of its efficacy de e '' publicity: " A young Gentler:l.m in his 22 , 1 year, ma in tiled. stage of deei111::, ocearioued by u cold. :Even' M let A lfs was tried in cciin ; and I: rric ate Respirte —la were of no use. *ln this enititoltture hart recto 11 _, e- 4 ,. . 1 yo.ar Medieim, it!idzipre it in dost:a Iron) t tee tea Vl' - t it fills to one desert spounful every six 11011 N, fig ab rj ,,y tplalftrieenlveisanSplm'ar;cl,:ittly 0 3 1 0 1 f ,6 11 t ap d: i t i t y ; t c O r. aC . tiOam: yott 1113: " 1 continue pre,exibing it in similar cases successio' tp l and some, of stiloplittlous habits, are recoveting f 4 = t ' , think it material to add, 'that, as the Lots 'h, e xpedor. 4l° .,_ t:-..ver, heat am', thihinss, 4hited, reduced tlieti os ‘ n I" nne ted ipronfoi every six hours., •• 1). "' (~. 1, 11 , 00. 'Sold iii hottlee, 9d. cc. ;ti. arid its. 6d. a. Gerrard;strect, Where 111 r. Itstitbr may h 0 suited,. are t p citi k rh : ;;Ves;il u e t re ll r ' ...de N ts ° ll" of the Cardiac Tincture,, f or coin iALlirltS 01 O le i ' ~.- o rnach, and bowels; gouty_, I i And nervnus its 'Los, of whom, also o f W in, Nb. 3. - ‘% . ci• itreet, ai:dofthe Venders of rhea li, iieincs itt p , g/ pal Towns, it may be had remit. ntR, k OM the at the :ies iffi- en ni.iile . . nued at also be Doze 3 ded i so i sen the re Kiva lic:.les •r trorc . , .s. J. 0 9 o- I ti s I ') .t 1 , 1. 1 ti :., ; i - 0 I, ! i I 0- 5 ;.• 0 .1 9 i 2 9 . 5 3 J teU, w . .a' 1 C . () r. , Cu be.... -1 Nits. I, tt t:ler . tint it ,',A6 in• it Ult., ~. .-----. t Of Cill lite, an& - til VOiC. C Cannel C notice. ; r 1 scot-. re of the iingfri , Afesiadtl 00re, to ;tad tit a " j inn th e Lite Mit ',DON, it a sold bil n lieu of • , -,' cant t0t ,01 , , E to can . ne at the ~.!. tt 'Are - wa s ';';' atcut." .------• :, . . LA, k:* FEBAI" , Cr, bid' 'are, bf th 6 under tut .a,..eiven w wit to hil [4 v ' , iPost« ' , ... 1,, c 01, 14 ' , .' o . k 11-ALI, 06 ' di,:al bli , il4" : ' night A with dial , ' were rvant, LOtt." !, ii,), must be .. addressed.