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Other persons attempted .to vote in respel of real Freeholds, with accurate descriptions of which they were provided, hut, to which they had no kind of title. As the Frson of the real Freeholder was' commonly unknown to the inspedois, these Voters often succeeded in polling; and as they gave itaalse descriptions of their names and residence, it is next to inti ossible to trace them, To favour the. decep. tion, instances were prudently seleded in whieft the Freeholder was known to have determrned not to vote for either party.; and thus many Freeholds, the owners of which resolved to be neuter, have furnished Voters for Sir Francis Burdett. In some instances there is reason to believe that the fraud was favoured by the real Freeholder, whose zeal in the cause led bins perhaps to ,rejoice that his Free. hold could; roduce two votes instead of one. This c o nitelure is paiticularly warranted with regard to PRICE OF )I•ltsiAt Bank Stock, Navy c pet •C shut. per-Ctuit. 1797, Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Corm' 741 i j pe►' Ctott. lien. 5, I 3 :'e , Cent Cun shut tlAnk "L. Ann, ri-t6ths Ditto Short Ann. 2 I t= altos Wl's'DONt Printed by it ett Alio 14 An Ai 5, tot No, .'.l, Mari At the Sutt.Orr ZC s, No. A t &rand; *here MIDDLESIi I X ELECTION. The late decisions on this sidle& which are'deeply interestine to all who value ithe.genoioe Freedom of Eleaion, and the true Principles Of the Constitution, induce n mike an.Extraa from a .Wot k, entitle,' A 'I...ETTA(' TO THP. FP.iIHOLDPIItS Nin)Dl..E. sit; shich the tiubjed ie, fully and fairly ca. , .. vassesl. The whole proceedings 'of that memorable event are detailed with .perpicuity and 'candour, and the reasoning, built upon solid fans, is cleat, 10.. gical, and decisive: The Author, has not put his name to •the Work ; Gtit from the spirit and ,vigour with which it is written, as 'well as the patriotic zeal in Which,it obviously originated, we are led 'to conceive that it comes fri,m a Gentleman to whom the Public have been often indebted' for:Works.of teal political wisdom an'! reaitude. 46 Another class of Voters for Sir Francis Bur deft, to whose services the Baronet is MOO in debted, were found, upon inquiry, teats by„trade, shoemakers ; a wide which .containa t particularly among the journeymen emphiyed in' it, a larger' ptoportion of disaffetted characters than any other. in the Kingdom ; acid which is 'chiefly indebted for that most disgraceful distinCtion to its connexion• with Citizen Hardy, the Secretary of the Cor t es. pooding Society, who was indeed- acqiiitted in the year 1794., of High Treason, brit the perusal of whose trlal will convince any one, that the So_ riety, of which he was the Secretary, was ereaged in a Treasonable Conspiracy,- founded on French it'?volutionary Principles, for the overthrow of the• Constitution. Of the journeymen shoemakers; tavernl voted for Sir Francis Burdett in the early part of the gleftion ; and there being reason to suapeft that s a (Mich larger number would.beem. ployed on the same service, petatins .who had an extensive acquaintaoce with that description of artizant, were engaged in deteCting them when they ,came to vote. But before this expedient was tried several of the sons of Crispin had adually polled, and some of them several times over. • t. The shoemakers who voted for Sir Francis Purderr were chief!) , persons who are known by the denorninstien of i‘air.makers.7 These aye de. , seriers fro driferent Regiments of the Militia and the,Army of Reserve, in whiCh they have SUCCe9'... sively enlisted tor the take of bounties. They have ritisuined the foregoing appellation; in allusion to their'rrade ; fnf each persori obtaining to bounty in the m anner -above- described, significantly said to have male ea' pair, and hence the labourer , in that occupaii in is denominated. a,.'pair.maikee, To Meet such Voters, Serjento from the , Militia Regiments were provided, • who: tletetted many when they came to poll, 'and whose appearance, it May fairly be presumed,'prevented many more horn she wing, thernselOes' it ilie l'itist:itigs. • The 'Police. officers Were also very useful in detecting the pairrik+kers, many' of whom had fieei broUght by them, as 'deserters, before' the Magist'ra'tes,- One of he Constables' 'belonging to 'the Office at Bdiv.:strier, had in two days ',taken up no fewer thin nineteen deserters, of' the above 'description, from Colonel , Cameron's Regiment. This Con. stable being One day within the place before the Hustings, allotted' to Voters, saw a man in black knocking at the door of• the Hustings, which he required to be opened for the admission of fur Freeholders to *poll ; the Constable, turning about,' immediately recognized (host Freeholders to be pair. makers ; and upon Ms looking thejn full in the face, rasher significantly, they renounced their . franchise, and Withdrew very exyeditiously' froM the place of polling. 6 6 One of the pair.makers, more hardy•thari the rest, ventured when objeeted to, to untlergo . art-ex. amiriation before the Sheriff, Mr. MAinwaring's Counsel, Mr. Couithorpe, in consequence of in. formation which he had feteived from a Srrjeant, gave this man a history 'of his nial.pradices, 'and specified several egithents froirt i which he had de. serted. The pretended Voter had, how e ver, the effiontery to brave alt , this, and to insist on his right to poll ; a right which 'the Sheriff told him, he might exerei , e if Ite pleased. Mr.Cciultliiirpe.,; however,, confident in the authenticity of his in formation, told him, that, notwithstanding such pee.. Mission, he would not venture to avail himself of it. This prediction was at - tit:lly verified ; for no sooner was' this Voter out of rile 'Sheriff', box, than, instead of going to poll, he took to his heels, and: in moment was our of sight, 66 It should not escape - notice, that the fi tllitions Voters who appeared for Sir Francis Burdett were Susceptible of 'a variety of distinftions, in resped of the 'eharatier which they assumed, as we ll a s of that Whieh belonged to them in their own right. Some came ro trifle for property which they de. dared to he freehold, bur which-was 'not'so,.Of this class "were those who have excited no at. tentibn,•iinderthe ilentimination of Spice Islanders ; a description of whose pretended title was gikn by Thointon; in his excellent speech at the Free. masons' 'Tavern. The local knowledge of the in. ape tors was exceedingly useful in deteEting the Voters for fictitious Freeholds, and in" deterring them when objedett to from, appearing before the . Sheriff.* : and in Finsbury bivision only, on the first day of 'the.Eleetian, upwards of ten persons were thus induced to abandon their claim to vote.. 'polled, for- Sir Francis Turdett, the owner of the Freehold came up within, an hour after, and voted for the same Candidate. Some extraordinary cases ofdefettion occurred : In one of which, an agent c-tr Sir Francis brought a young man 'to .poll , at the very hoorh where the Voter's father happened to be an illsl ett6r ; when the latter-discovered that it was his own freehold for which his son came to vote.— a'nother occasion, a person under the name of Samuel Poole came to vote fot - a freehold' belonging to 'the' father. of the inSPefirtr,' who objected him. The care of Sir -Francis's friends extended to-the proViding Of - proxies for. Aslant, as well as neutral, Freeholders. - Thus two perions, in the names 'of limes 'Night and Thomas Turner,: polled for the ' Bitonet in respect of Freeholds at No. 2, , and No. s, in Fox.cobrt, GrayN.lno.lane, the' prliprietor' of which, Mr. Thomas Lamborne, is in America. . Sometintes the fictitious Voter did not scruple to borrow the name of the f reeholder at► well. as the Freehold itself. Thusi Oh the fourteenth day of the Vote is entered on , the 'Poll,• for Sir Franci Burdett, in the name of. John ,Fri, for a Freehold in'Bell-street, Paddington. The real Mr. John Fry had polfeti , iii the same interest on the first day of the - Eleeti•rl i '' • • From the LONDON •Ciediatli, Dec. Var-qffee, Dec:10424:4. •-• Comrnitrion signed 4y the Lord Lieutenant of the County' of Ayr. Captain Willian't ; Crtnyit halm, of the 4th' Bittfalliebf the' . •zit Regiment of 'et.yrsturtt Volunteer. Infantry, ior be7Major of that Battalion, vice ,Sir William Cunyugnathe, Bart. resigned. Dated flov. 24,1834. ; Contotinions signed - 4 or. Lord taektemant of the' County of • ' • Sputhamptcni. • ' • Porromaith Artillery. !‘ Lieutenant William llammondl to be. Captain; Lieutenant- Commandant. , I)zttealo4.t...,pi . „, 4 1604. ' 1-14vant Ilattalioltof Volunteer In,fantry; H . • :George Garrett, Esq. to be Captain ;.:ornittandaut. 'Dated Nov. 2, Ito 4. /16y.th East Altai Cavalry: • ' Cornet Sir Henry Peytqn.‘ dart tit heil.iatttenant, vice Henry. resiioe4. aged, Dee— 4, , 11394. . Midge, Esq. tube Cornet. Dated as above'. 'jolin' stone, Gent. to be tlittp.H.' abtilei '.` Conlni.;; : ion in 11.5 NortlitimptonshireWilltia, 5ig,44.6y / b e Lord l.irtttt nbnt. • Thoittas.,/lake, Gent. to he Lieutenant; Dated - Nov. 17, • ; 40 4. _,;tL, , • . .1., CGWAVIISMIS signed ey. toe; I.,pra t ratena;tt of the Chanty of •• NOrthamptOn. ‘, 4 •, WO'rtheirlryttoniAir, lieornaniji Cava by. 1 john 13,atiCaCrkt /4m.:,14.1„be, Lieutenant ut the Towceqer ~Datect. t..0t05, : 13a4,, Coiner (~c(.rele.ltu,§ll, to be Li,utLwit t, of tite.:ChipplogWarden Troop, Dlted.'t)a. Ir, 1804: ' Charles , Esq.,•to be Cornet of ditto. ..tiated, its :.tbove 1 , , • . • -Oundle , ,andlciife Voluniee r .infantcy, ; S,tephen Eaton, t..cia. to he Lieurenaei. Shelton, Gent. to bt. Adjutant. ' • ' ' • • Lieutenant Titonias friVoter to , neriCaptato. Ensign William Wince WinterAtitt to be. Licuteuitnt.. Atkjutant,Rgiatrt Mar riott to be ditto. Benjamin Gurden, Gent. to c Quarter- Master. Robert iVildeOse, ,Gent. to be Surgeon. • ' • ' ibiigdMe*.:aiirreer'brfaitiry: • CaptainWitliam Lockwood •MayttWell to be Major.. ;Dated tret. at., 1804. Lieutenant l'innuas Lydiatt to be Captain. Dated Feb. 1, :804. Ensign john Ituitlett to he Lieute Wirt. Dated Nov. 5,' 1E44. Britten Smith, Gent, to be ditto. Dated Feb. 1, 1804: Ensign- Charles lirampturt to be ditto. Dated Aug. 15,1804. Willtarn Isitt, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. • Mrlhamptrin liolunterr Info:try. i ant John Cole to be Captain. 1i,n..;44it George. Osborn, juntor,• to be Lieutenant.- , . Comntipient in the • Medway Volunteers, signed by the Lop ' Litiften.ptiV the Comfy of Kent • , Lieutenant Nicholas . Graltarteto lie Captain. Dated 0 dober 8, [BO3. Lieurennit Ltlvviird Swift to be ditto. Dated as above. lames .Garchiter jettirry, Gent. to be First Lieu . temint. , :Dated us above. Edward Young, Gent. to be Second LieuteiLint. Dated as above. tomer, e !Janet. Datect.April'i,. *BO4. E art ux. in the-Gazette:4lf August 21, 1304. ' Matt ' d of Sky Southern roluntre# Battalion. for Ensign 'Hugh. Macdonald to be lieutenant, vice Alex ander Macdonald, read ,Ensigii Hugh - Mai:don:ad to be Lieutenant, vice John Macdonald, appointed to be Adju tant of the Isle of Sky Northern Volunteer Battalion. In the night Est the 3oth ult. an iron chest in the counting.house of Mes4rs. Geary and Moody, nut., sery..men, in the parish of Midforti, adjoining Salisbury, was plundered of r6ol. in cash and notes; bin it cannot At present be ascertained by what means the --robbery was` efetled, as the chest and premises were found,locked.when it was discovered. On the same nigh; 0010,41 the value of 19 4 were stolen fr , ;ni the . house of Comb; in Castle. street, S.disbury . , a foreman in: the clothing manu.. fa dory ; and a cottage at Stratford' was btoken openi and a 205, note, a gold ring,. &c. sto len therefrom. • A man who had lodged with Cc:4l*e is in:custody onsuspicion of his`hsving been concern. ed in oneof thcse.robbeties. The mail:coach from Leicester, on its return to LOndon on Tuesday morning, betty - ten Buckingham and London, was overset Vn Chalk.hill, and broken to pieces... The mail -,bagii were taken up, and con. veyed by the Manchester mail.cosch to• London,--- It was owing to, a restive horse taking fright, and on its jumping forward, the others participated in us fright, and ran,so furiously . as toleatthe coach to pieces. ' We have not learned what injury the p issengers 'sustained, 5111 P NEVIS', GRAVED VD, 111 C. 16. • - Passed by—rthel - lope, Foyle, and Adeona, Kirby, from Quebec ; Fanny; Matthews, from Dominica ; Severn; M - - sun , truitt•BarbadOCS'; Baltic Merchant, M.Arther, from St. V.iincept'S °punt+, cowey, W Oporto ; ‘lam, ward, Tram Lubec;' Pak, Harper,' Liberty, Williams, and RetrtiVe, Chafer, item Stettin ; Bangeau Thomas, Brambles, from Dinitlic ;. Eme-son, Kitchen, , Harriett NaberlY, J,Par. ris„ Parnock - , Fann 1. y, Stevens?n, And . irfiefil, Cook; from Petersburg ,• Ivl arm, 'from; Dan tzie • Freindsehap, Derrick, fiollnung, Ninth,. Vrow fteplincs, lainaison, and Vood Iluttiuing, Abralianis, front Embden. • Saila! (;cure Port, Simis, fur Tonhingen ; Kirby, Lind, for ; Witliath Luthington, 'Kitchen, Reward, Leach, and Augustus Caesar, Kirby, bur Juinoic,a. SIIOC KS . India' Stock, shut -India Bonds, Is. a xs. dis. South-Sea Stock, al..it . New. Attn. shut ' 3 pc:r Cent: tnt, shut Escnequer, Bills, par, ts. di.. itiipaial 3 per Cent. j 6 . pato 'Ann. . • , . 1 Cuns. tor ypentag, 59 i4 k • - • On Friday last, at Cheltenham, Mts. Holman, of a still born Son. • • , „: . . On.S.atur4av last,. at. his house, Kent-toad, the Lady of loho of a bau,;hter. MAR R /En, • On Thursday last, at Edinburgh, Captain Francis Ed mondstodoec of thu Edinburgh Militia, to Aliss APL's daughter of the law dames lioy le, Esq. ot Tullytnurclucti.. Lately, al Florence, Count Baldelli, Knight of the. Order of St—Steiiiwn, &c. to Signora Cicetaporci, only child of Signor Antonio Cicciaporci, and niece to Sir john Stuart, of A Ilaohank, Bart. 'On Saturitav, at Lambeth. Mr. Thomas Porvciieli, Of I,on ,don, to Mtss Mary Ann Dale, of Stockwell. .. DIED. On Tuesday last, 'at` Haslar Hospital, Lieutenant Askew, First Lieutenant of the Triuttiph, , '-from the aids ot at2lowj which he received on the head with a piece of rope whenthat Ship was coming into Harbour, which caused a hydrocepha lus. , , Ott 4 1"litzray the tith inst. at Row-green, near Hatfield, Captain Aim-Willett, onOttf the Superiumitated Commanders ot Hi 4 '. I %IttiVStY I *N 4 YY, —. :O W , saine,day, Mrs. De I\lierre, wife of Icahn De Nlierre, E-qt orDettford-row. • On liettial the i4th loin at his seat at Little Ealing, Mid- - dlesox, in the Bithyear of his age, Gabriel, Mathias. Esq. The sanie day,, at Stanley-Hou , , Kin A's-road. Chelsea, idthe 7 . la•year (Whin. age; Mrs. 'lcinly \'h wife of Ldo. nard Morse,,,lEsq4 ),, ,' ~ , ' . Pt' Sunfloy,exening, at her, house in chesterfielCstreet, in her /34th Year, Lady Hulse, 'widow of the late'Sie'gtlward Hulseilhit;bfllreamore-House; In Humpshice.:: ' OnThursday se'noight,,at White Well, in , . Bowland, .13n-, r eashire, in,his ligth year,, Mr. Robert Shaw;. nearly Sixty ) ears Ke4er'bf the Forest•Of Boivland ; during Wllla'fiihe , he was deemed one of the best shots in the neighboisrliCd.' and aurally killud a haFe running, with a single ball,, within the la}t two. years.. • , ' Ai Lytham, Lancashire, on the Bth insf.lx man well known. by 444:line 01' Old-Henry,' Upwards of .a.o years have eiaprilsince NJ :first appearance at that place; and during an umntermitted residenc; till his death, no account of his pi= , reillOerillate cirfiativity, or Occupation, could ever be en-. timed .nr.:c;thrted:ltivin.lnui : .14.1.1 , 0 never kuown„to crave, elturitx; uthetwiss:than modeby , tile. silent ode of exposing him.: self to, Old view;44 stfelf of the inhaf?liantt is Were accustomed di iiilieve l'iitaiWrititWS I ~ ''1•1 1' - ' ~ ' , . ; • . , tlikutitly.o4o4,Uld i Man'l,;qospittli,,,P4,l4,ip, lottoSutter, axed tot , ather pull; late Mr. itdbert Suttee, glover, many Vetts cdt) td t i tVtffe r liti 4 ti'll * itLrhit.etii.arion. This Ve ri, reran Of fa shakenlicrialty in te,fert, the service of his b . ', ing and country at ‘ rheon ot: 7 ; lie .served.. iihring.,all the , Wars .ta the Peace.of 0'331 'he was One'of the tieair . e.' Lig,i4ier!S Horse, who lai l tiVe tied C.Writ'd'Aritiet drFrAte tit the: Rattle. of Dirt.. t tivli,) i if : f 43i1;Witen i 'irtg Ci qOrge; 1.1.. way 'surrounded by) thou, 410 zgAtly t tlactik,prisoncr, t ( . L()NDC,I4,:. tIAcETS, 4c. . - • „• R Til RINI OF. _ EA' CFI/ t n aiid M Inclading otay'lreirrt, the 3d ag,refa4ly tv t 2.:•; Quarters at it6s od 75 14s od too aft23s . od , 4 0 ' a't 122 s (A I t 92 - at f21.,5 0,1 _ TIN NrArK.I.ANE, inLwAs, Mdal Weight-re, or Dec. to the Bch of Dec, the new. ACt. 12?. Quartqrs 1001 o 4 1 94 6 -- 77--- At 4 ._ 05 od 97 at 0,45 od at loti ad 33 2 at toes Ott 21 914 04 13z -- g6s ofj 1 37 ,- ------at slis. 600 at 92i ad 134 -- - .ut 33; 0 , 1 54 at 8 4s od 63 ------- at 80$ 01 147; 666 - at 73s od _ _ ------ at 12;)% od 34 t452r at st4i od So at t t3s od at 112 S od 4SB !439 at tlos od 1:;27 2/6 at 147 s od • And 6,.Quar , TQtai 14,390 Quarters us. 94d. lower t I 3o 3t 735 ott tars xt 725. .—Avetage 1039. lid. than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR,. From Dec. I to Dec 7 from the Cechet-offic.e: sacks. 5. d. Sacks. I. el. Sacks. s. 4. 43 105 o 506-- 09 0 70 --- 94 0 IS 1, 4 0 793 9 1 S 97 93 • 0 3 --- 103 0 --- 97 6 2 3 92 _ 102 a 29 2 ----- 97 0' 24. 91 o 153r0 33 ---- ioo 416 —96 0 2go —99 6 197 5 —95 0 I to ---- ics o Tut.ll-2043 T. S4ekti,----A verage 993. 14. pct. nigher than lag Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. End'ulg Dec. 8. Wheat 136 s tld 13arley 4ss 241 Roans sos 4tl Rye 49s toe Pats 27s Pea4u szs ..701.)NTR 'V 1 NV twat. Newbury 56s to 12)S Salisbury ' Isos to Laos Devizes 7os to 46s Syiuminster 64$ co izis w E sTE RN ARKETS 'last Barley. • 335 ad to 4730 d 4 0 s oci to 463 od 4Z$ od to 503041 4 65 od to 443 od 'eck) per. Q r. Oats. 233 or! to 29$ 21113 CKI IoS 23$ 04 TO 343 273 ott to 31$ PRICE OF• HOPS. Kent, 31. ters. to 41. rye. - Kent,.4l. to gl. tog. SAISieX, 3). I4f. to 41. Susex, 41. --s. to 51. os' itex, 31. 14s. I'4l. Bs.. Farnham,. 71. --s. to 111`.‘11s• SEEDS. Red Clover • • 4es to tops White ditto - .6os to teas Trefoil. • x6s to 4os• per Cwt. Carroway w - ttos to. 114 s • Coriander tos to Ifs °di Turnip - - iBs to 245 per bushel. 'White Mustard Seed • 7s od to tos 6d ditto. Brown ditto - • - zts to 17s ditto. • . Canary 7S od t 0 8s od ditto, Rye:Criss sOs od . to 3os per quarter. PRICE OF I.EATHER (per lb.) AT LEAD.ENHALL. Butts,'so to 561 b. each, -23 d; to z4d, Ditto,_ 6o to 651 b. each - to 2 od. Merchants' Backer • -• 0 -—4 l. to '22d. Dressing Hides, -0. aut. to 23d. Fine Coacit,lliclesi - 2341. to 2411.• Crop.'llittes.for cutting, 23,d; to 2.1 n. Flat Orditiney . 22(14 to 233. Call Skins,. 3o 10. 401 b. per Dozen 34d. to 384. per lb. Ditto,, .jo to - 7dlb. 3311. to 37h. nor lb. Ditto,. 7o to. Salt. 3xd. to 34d. per lb. Small Seali (Greenland) 424.. to 45d. per lb. Large ditto, - 135 i. to t§os. per-Dozen. Goat Skins - - —s. 'to —s. (lath. Tanned. Horse Hides, . ass. to 3135... per Hide. SMITHFIELD MARt‘tT, Dec. 17. To sink the 0111 d—per stone. or 81b. • Reef, 43. od. to 634 sail. I Veal, Ss. 4.1, to 7s- 4j- Mutton, 43. Bd. to ss. ; Pork, 33. 8.1. to 53. od. IiEAO OF CATTLE THIS DAY. • Boast 6, about 26.)a—Sheci), iseseo. NEWGATE and LEADENTIALL MARKETS. By the Cafeast.-. Reef, 3S. 4d. to ys. 04." Veal, 4s. Bd. to 6s. 8.1. Mutton, 3s. Bd. to es. Ed. ['Pork, 3s. Sd. to f,s.od. • St. JANIES's HAY MARKET, Dec. t;. Hay, 2!. 186, tti 41: 81. od.—Aver. 31. tp. ed. Straw, CRC to 21. 3s..6d.—Aver. il. ISs. 3d. WHIT.IICHAPEL MARKET, Dec. ty. Hay, .31. 't6s. od: to 41. ms. od.--Aver. 41. is. od. Clover, 41. L. ed. to 51. 56. od.--,Aver. 41. 17$. 64. Straw, IL. tbs. od. to at. 4s. od.,—Averi 11. os. "COAL EXCHANGE, Dec. 14, Best Coals, in the Pool, per Cho',lron -56 i 0 , 1 Delivered to llousekeeper3 at - tBs od Sunderland, per Cho:droll - • • 5. , (.4: Delivered to Housekeepers at -62 S od BovV.Strvt); and Publisbexi by WL&T Au k 4 Scra tzars; (of So.,th Maltr)o-szrv:i, Grosvericr-441.1-13"0 AClVrtirtieftently areusfor the P a p e r, keti e rr foi The Eitior i , (1 , 61/..pa4), nitpv„..,pbt S ift eurchas,e ; tor so/cc,' „3ms . • . 3°ol. !soot.: is 'el. And' s !veral l Jarger Soms.".to the amount of 20,0001, recur •1. A imuirie; upon aikd Leaseholcl --F. !rates,' UP" N 10114 ), VCStet( in flu Funds in' the I. , hrpes' of. "11:iste,-s, Clergymen's Livittp, 6c,. ; from' six to ten . y itai Piir‘nat,a given.. redeemable a ,in ion of the .Part les. - Mr. R OBE having cotiductc;i tits iAn , ulty Bu for several years prat' in the most equitable m f r path • assures.th , rSe who tavour 111131 with their C.;mittis. skins. that no unnecessary delay or exposure ;Iced Applyperauirally, or by Letter (post-paid), at 11 . 1,; I fouse, 21, Cecil-street, Strand. P N REGANT LADIES, Whose situation, re.intres4 seniporar) Retirement. MR. W A :ISON , Suroton _and Man- i cicv i airs to accominok,tte in an airyan..l r4tircdt situation, with Apartment.; to lid-in, on tenit ,Ultad to oircumstatizes and situation in ; their infaptS ei:„t out to 111:t,i,:;,E4 , 1 Iwinanely . t41•;e11,. Care of ; aud . as kiinninny induces him to :Arm his assist:ln:Li to allit-iite'ihc.hortors of Concealed Pregpancy. he hatters iiitusett 14dits on 7application to , him, the greatest attentioxi.a.nd.most found secrecy,.. 'L - eiters (post-najd) to Mr:-' Watson; turg6rin and Man= Midwife; •or lo l it Wte3orc . .N1 ulna lief/ No: 19, Cliatin,t,e-# street - , Su rrey r sldio. of 8144' fri. - .l6,..brAge w,ll I meet the, rtlo4; pointed attentiou, • 7 • Whdre 'may b had the Pri.l:'BVNt DICTA, at 11,ct4;" per bok, a cermin . and ettc4luai Remedy to re,,n , weAll structions and Irregularities, And an ekcelLnt ,4g.dicinc l!tct, bad I.ying-in. • NT . 1 0 T i. r: V :II ,i •° :H IT- S Tue. T ili A t' LN Yt: D it4A l q i . Ni tg:; G ni' (be)* Th the 3C.:rl;iel°}l:;:matlti iOr: D I .1 1 p : the w ANTI mt--,-I.3.4l'ElilqlN ES, or ,SOV" 111 " there t ot omit scr A ip , y tio o n u . ng. ~ , , :i are so many c a rat tk i r aib e i s e ti e r l i t it e la st i a c ti : o 9 l r 4 p o u r r i i i t m ‘i r isf a i tl e 7 c. / : ‘ ,.. i ve 1i4 4 : 1 ? nit the instirtionof fatther teats arnititt•Oi" .-- '- failing influengt over diseases. which b.:ooCvelY outer th l.. ic a k dy se :f.Glaigir , v was, i s w k i i t n h :' ‘N a , i i t i l 4 rtadiul • ScorlAutic • Corn 1114 . ri t i t. s4 rZ t lricl i-a c it'jv t e rr:ilbliledec her friends considered her le; an:a A lli7fell I . n.' i .r - heiiitli sii tutu-tit.. that . • Nl:ti . ' at . . lane to dorm good ; at lenitll, they wcreAYP e p.i '''' o far Pew- as tube ou.: of dia.pre . acninister.to her the .i•Nnti-il r0 p0i , ,..;,ki, or . s o t,, t rimi 3 Dt pa and his Abstergent Lotion ; whieti ..\.zidicines, met F en e 1 40 ,. et.. , severance, • completely cured. her; . The 'young wonia•3!n her friends do not chuse to love their names publillie tctA thou/ who- wish.to use the same Medicine ror the i llke , 'Ohne plaints, May apply to' Mr; M‘ Donald, who will refer ilietil to the party. - . , , The Ann.:l i npetoncs..ot Solomon's P * , Props (witYlout 11 cury or any . ,4‘tlefetipus Preparation), for 'the (Alit' Of, *IA Scurvy,. Leprosy., Venereal Viseasi, •and all Disordersin orite. stating . i n an impure state at the -V.9od, ve-gradual the 4; oßpratkioN gentle, , i ,and almost toperceptlble ;- the best sub e i .i•iitute that lips Cyrr !leen rtisco•; , . - red for that dangertnis Mid rat Moritirki 1444=1144 'the blood, and stimulating ,it. of ex Nil all months hod 'unpurc• juices, giving strength and Nal to the nerves,. enlivening and invisoraiing both body arid mind. . • , - • .... ' Many Medical Men ligve treated masterly on certain cent? plaints,. but they all follow the steps of their predeceasOt s— Mercury, Mercury tastill theirgranacliinacteric! arid which, notWithstanctinkill its elle-aged improvements and combiner. tions; is Mercury neverth el ess 1.1 But the Anti-linptignq have long beea,tased in .it. extensive private praelice, and .ic y* multiplicity of - instances found tope a' sovefeign, asa tonli fe, 4 speedy, and elleetual r emedy to ever s tage and symp yerstly claiming - a, pre!tininence. over all otner. unn:inc, 0e,,,r ingdecidedly.adapted tar the ;spedy rititorr.il of these vim. plains, ai well as the Beraiila, Kinies Eva. 'and i 3 the Leprosy itself cannot be paralleled in the whole Materia hie- dies, In Disorders where Salivatio n has repeatedly tailed, whe n Ito other .tinicairf could restore the.. ortnJPPY health ha untortimaterly lost, the Anti,lhiPetirit:4' have beat 16'1Pd OW ;relit anti only reoorer of health aid vign.,t• !es• su'..trer to that Drops purify tire blood, and restore tholystem wireri imp aired I)yi!rheepuirnvialrubyticDnr.usus,4looll:ollzrcury.,• • • t.L . : _atter containing tour Of !no . Every gellilutil firmer,fby which the purchaser asnes,... 9-• ; . , , 1 , 4 1 , e , ifi d Bottle as a Stamp,. whi-al bf at 'S 1 " P"Pr:et°" a ''' lllici ' i 9 i ldress, '' Sand. Solomon; Liverpool, to Mutate r is ISS• 61 . and _Vs. Bottles ; 9ileiati•Haule,.neat Liverpool,. from the surface of ti:c human body, !'tots 4s. 6d.. pi.- fe A Dn irs . C . ERG iNT LO TioN, :for teMov'mA. Erul't,,,."/18,, Pints as 9d, duty inCltnleci. lin S s o b id ani b l Y ,E Smith,/ Petition:l-. Na. 313.. and,6lr..ltireburn. North Bridget Mr Davidson ;Ind Mr. Hatter and 4r. Stott, South-Brittge; .. . No. ill,' Strand, L i ondon I _Mt. hl t . ' Baxto, (A ia4rovio , W. , Cidnetuu, Greenock ;.- • v,. G.1 nri r i'.l.gi A ror ' ith find P. fon ? Kik /unl ock •W. ~,ting, It- ;• • Mrs. anMdactlioe.wtsti, T WC reale, Kati- Disuglai ;T. M,Mill4O, Kirkcudbright ; • Cut) r Allan Dun. 11 ,,MY i:A • Myth, Leert i, i•• DetVl,lV er : •.--,,uPa" and ; mij e rsoo, M'Keritie, Stornaway; P. 11.4 0 1r . ,r ` :artraer ' Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crat'vtnitl, ht; ; 1. Cri!sor, ~Na.',4,. tree ;r . Craigie, Montrose; 1. or ircai I, n 1 • . ~_... il.h.riletin ; !)r. White, Banff a Wlritoshi. inveritiessli mrict iublugh ; .1,3610i.Ft..c3i1iv. Biskt, Nab ; W, NsulerSon, Storting ; Coke anti Vi ) ( net, Ar- Alexander. DLinferniline; Wit-_,,m, •Dunbar ; ;l a vi _ e _ ; broad' ; biekson, ingliS„ Dumfries; nor .. et i_l6 c. Weddel, Alnwick ; PatersonsoArbuthnot, anti 1 arr,,,,,,,r0s terlind • -‘ A 4.1) paid, Trongite, GlAscow; al d,,1) . .} . ! ' '.. ' ° . ' i the 'United ; k'uililleith ; nntikseliers and Venders of l'irtent Medicines n KinAktn. N. - B; The -Postage - of all Lette rs Paid, and a Fee of 1 , .3, 6th for Advi,:c. to Dr. S 4 loln on most be :Iciv' l'eali.t:.Eram---1,. ' PILLS. Y°" o f. Dear Sit, N. 9, New Bridge-strect, Lannon., To r'ildSIAS TAYLOR? ..Ifl. . i ittheaxllertyatlittaitncvamtrehxettrodpinorrymcet„tretio itari,iotr4l.ll About two Y° y u ea r rs ill a; ll4 , 4 l. s . wical‘'slacdttiaCcitike:id I;iri:i.:t4h)';a i. V 1 ' E L) N i l '' ' ,l :: :l:l ' ,DISORDER, which 1 treated rather slightly for or" thi t P" the Oksease at Length spreadins all overnly bodY, I 111. obliged to apply to the most einuient of the FactlitY, i' d t thotr assistance .airottled only teinporary relief : 1 wc,al, mtj through jetterest)th v hi a ae r tt i l o i us Courses of Sat ivatinn,. and, 6'olll !Vint; I lti' L l 9! . ii corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The spread All over my 4.ltnbs . rendered' h ic a " ill* so that my Friends despaired ot: inY r a ' vel. "hen broht to this situation, I oonsideiva & j ai $ 3 inevi t_ahle, bu tt relation of mine conimenting ur n ,„ t ill mi l c scent which your Pills had :succeedal,' 1. was " j—ced f d try b a box of burn, which 1. thought rather.relievcd inc, , ^ 113 „ y r . persevering for two or three months , an d following 1V: di cohorts, - 1 e;cperienced the Most unaCcountibie ri3x3,.."1,1 11 ,- , , Fifaln ? the sores gradually subsidinp, I :on now , .tehA t ft; t e r s i t:a t . b i i l A i: l c i v l i k i Ctt r i l y r IthYbeeafle:tit:isnctri:t.testlorati;:et. i 11l a 1141"14- 6u t dart`. ' i l''' ' 1 ( Pull i 11 .not, hie one more box ? which I think cautio.:s to Oa, -- nlYself, Sir .o your much obliged h u mble servant,' , u; of, ~, buy i be er'l rt l g " ,.: A ti t t Y. :l r ts r, h i t i ni ff e , lP h en i -si l it t et ircleal benefit, uv: y l e . I:4SSIT t t: I A:Itt : ala i 1;1'3: ael)i.b'r,:eofht3 : CO ' t i l : -:( rt it: judgment shall dictate. l rep arcd ~nd Sold by the sole Proprietor, n ns, Tilos: TA l' LO It ! '.Nl , :rnbcr of.the Royal Ct 11-ge o f Stlig e - ). t. w 1 London, at. his 'love, No. g, New Backe-street ;- , ,ig - tem, alter a consiant residence of more Owl 1 11 „ li , t ie ) ; of VC4TS, in 2 pradiee" particularly direded to the .--- - i ii Nue,rtriri,:rracatiloCrioir bollitinhtss'aixclds,t,t‘iyriiiteb.incotiot nitnaylitoob:bhiee. r a l° , ' , s ecret. v.iiien Mn of his PrOfessi , .ni should alwavii obserre,ll:: Latters - himself, the advice and assistance ise ttrat u ,`: be ly administerS to PerLons taking this. Medicine, 0":1 esteemed . by A discerning . Public, as an adtiantagc.se'" to be obtained, and void of ambiguity, . . • ,at Also sbld, by his Appointment for the convente.hco; those living at a-distance, ,o . the Pei-Nines, O. iN t tirtl• ban's.street, Pall. Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 1031 ‘-' 3l '7` lv it. strut ; Mr. Disborough's • Na. '7, p , No. ; . 1 „ Steel's, Ihickselleri . No. I:Union-row, Little 'loivet-1,1,1!,4 Mr: Baxter' s South-liridge, E.`dinbur,„ .,ll ; Dublin; Mr. liillioget; Liverpool; Mr. Atkins fAt ' s * ' t , o in cpester ; and by one Person in every consitlettible To% ;, o Gnat Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 9 (l ' C .t . 01 scaled. up with full and plain diredions, whereby peron7,4 c:ther sex may CUM the:MSC:4Y= tvith ease, spee St:aCCY, ' Sa.ftgy, , with N. B. Every BoK sold:. n. G reat Britain is seated up , 1 ,. a . - stamp; un which, by I:, , nr of , the Cominissoitets, IV.:''l',4, Pi, af the Stainp.otfice; -' T. 'Taylor, Nu. 9, 1 ,1. '" i"`„ • •11 others at: z• , seeress'.' - tO imitate which is l' vats), and a r, Cllw,ii3ll, L--...............,,--- a a